Condon globe., April 14, 1904, Image 2

THE C0I1DQ1I GLOBE
THURSDAY APRIL
THIS PAPR &VT?.7:Wr.U
AB'Bfj, r.l fMiixsne Xtiwt, Swn Kraiirisro,
f alifornln.-whm o MtriM'W K iMtwMiKhiR ran
Hi- maile to t.
jioojffXG Exrosrraxs.
Several mrmtha fvg when the
ti.oietoik a tnl rtiiwl jmb
Mailing cltmn of free nlTertijing
matter for the Levi. ami Clark
Fair ot th grwiwd tint country
paper cuuld not afford to do that
kind of UmneM, it was roundly
Masted by the rort):iitl Telegrau
ml by A few Country cnokoourganH
r well. The ronsling dil not hart
th tiW0K it bit but it has given lie
pome twttjfaelion lo tiotictt thai
fincc twitter was discussed the
country paier have cut ont the
long winded briier plate matter
without exception. Tin following
from the Sherman county Observer
ehowi that the position taken by
the Gt-onn on the Portland fair if
identical with that taken hy th
ide awake publishers of Illinois
relative to the St. Louts pbow:
The Illinois Pre9 Aesociat;on
baa adopted a resolution which
practically declares an injunction
restraining the papers of any of it.
members from running any form
tf free reading notice for thi St.
Louie exposition. This action on
the part of the newspaper owners is
timely, and was the proper thing
to do, as it is time exposition man
agers and promoters were given to
Understand that they can no longer
work the press In the interest of
their enterprises. The coming
Lewis and Clark exposition must
1h treated as a business proportion
pure and simple. Charity is a good
thing, bit charity success never
endures as does business success
Publishers have readied the limit
in the complintary booming of ex
positions. Sciatic Rheumatism Cured.
I have been subject to aciaiic rhen
mnttsm for xtan,"rny E. H. WhMron,
of Wilton Junction, I iwa. "My jkiji.-
ere stiff aii'l gnve me mm-h pain ami
discomfort. Mv joints would crark when
I straightened up. I nseil CmbtrUiii'i
J'ain Balm ami have been tliiirrinlilr
enreil. ' Have not iial a pain or aoh
from the oM iron ble fur many month.
It is certainly a most won lerlul lini
ment." For iale lr Condon Pharmacy.
Senator Burton, of Kansas, who
has been on trial for some time on a
charge of standing in with a fake
grain gambling' company in St
Louis and accepting money from
the concern as fees for his inHuenoe
for them in the post office depart
ment has been found guilty and
been sentenced to six months in
the county jail. If it was some
poor devil who had stolen a measly
cayuse or a four dollar calf he
would have got six years at hard
labor in the pen. That's the dif
ference between a poor devil and a
U. S. Senator. In passing sentence
on Barton the judge apologized for
the light sentence by expliii ing
that as the. sentence would forever
debar him from holding any public
office he (the judge) felt that that,
in it6elf would be punishment
enough. It must be pretty tough
on a grafter of Burton's accomplish
ments to be 6hut away from the
public crib and be obliged to hustle
for husks with the common herd.
The chances are, however, that
Burton's nest is pretty well feath
ered by this time.
A girl who has evidently been
stirrid to emulation by the success
of the Y. W. C. A. cooking class,
offers this receipt for a kiss. It
may be ( worth trying: To one
piece of drak piazza add a little
moonlight. Take for granted two
people. One , small, soft hand
held between two two stronger
bauds. Sift and stir in two whis
pers. Dissolve half a dozen glanc
es in an hour of silence, and mix
one ounce of resistance' with two
of readiness. Place the kiss on a
flvshing cheek or two ruby lips,
Hsvor with a slight scream and set
aside to cool. Ex.
The Smoot investigation at
Washington goes merrily on. The
committee is probing unmercifully
into that poor old polygamist's pri
vate life. Wonder how many mem
bers of the committe or of the sen
ate at large could heve their records
laid as bare as Smoot's has been
without creating several columns
of spicy reading matter for the yel
low journals. Long Creek Light.
, i
The Oregon Weekly Journal, a Dtmo- !
cratlc nc-wapaper.'lC pages, full of news1
all or It! $1 a year to any address. The
Juuinai. r..O. l.iix 121, Portland, Or. I
If anr f,iri, go. k ,U,g wo-!
rr C .
man is suffering for newspaper no
toriety all that i necessary is for
her to get arrested i Portland in -
eonuection with the Oregon' Und
. ...... .
frauds. Mips Mane are seemed
together share of attention last
fall when she was arretted but she
M li kel y to turu green with eiWy
r 1
at the Sena off all the Portland pA -
iK-rs are giving Mrs. Watson ho
. i i
got arrvsua anu a wrueup ihm
week.
What'sthe matter with Oregon's
climate? Surely the sunshine and
I
I
Wsrtnt hreei.'s .f the nast week
, , it u
art ly atone for the ft ormy March
weather.
Whatever vies may be enter
tained as to the rights or transgres
sions of organized labor, it Is an
undisputed fact that the situation
in Colorado is one that should re
ceive the most thorough investiga
tion. If rejKrts of current events
in that labor t rut bled region are
correct outrages are being commit
ted that in that in this country
above all others should not be tol
erated for an instant. In Satur
day's dispatches irom the Rocky;
Mountain State the public in in
formed that striking miners who
have been deported by the malitia
from the Telluride distriht have
been the victims of ill usage by
the troops such as w might con
ceive as characterizing the conduct
of Rusian soldiery doing police du
ty in Siberia. Such details as
striking men under escort with the
butts of muskets and prodding
them with bayonets are features of
the latest reports. Specific instan
ces are also related where deported
miners are in a critical condition
physically by reason of the treat
ment they have received at the
hands of the troop6. If these re
ports are true there is but one
course to pursue in the premises.
( they are not true that fact should
be established without delay. The
reputation of Colorado is not alone
involved, the good name of the
American people is jeopardized. If
in any one of the forty-five states
tyrannical brutality, under military
administration, in time of peace, is
in the saddle, it is time the situa
tion was clearly understood. Un
less these reports are canards, there
is richly deserved punishment due
somebody in Colorado punish
ment that should be swift, sure
and effective. Telegram.
The piediction is made and it
is by no means optimistic that
an advance of four or five dollars
a head on practically all classes
of cattle seems reasonably certain
in the immediate future. This ad
vance would not have come for per
haps several months yet under or
dinary circumstances but it would
have come all the same. It is
coming sooner for the very simple
reason that real conditions can no
longer be concealed. The actual
beginning of hostilities between the
Russians and Japanese, while to
be generally deplored from a hu
manitarian standpoint, was an ele
ment in "promoting a better leeling
among buyers. While the parties
to this unhappy conflict may not
be very large meat eaters under
ordinary circumstances, yet with
large armies in the field, the fight
ers must be fed, and the world has
learned that American treat is
something that can be depended
upon to put stiffimng into a fel
low's spinal column and a spirit of
bravery into his heart. It is to
America these belligerents must
look for meat to feed their armies
and their navies with and a brisk
demand for American meat ad
vances the price of it on the hoof
considerably, even in the face of
the continued desire of the beef
trust to further milk the producers.
A presidential election year is al
ways a bad time for any industsy
of the country to recover lost vant
age ground and so the present year
would have been had it not been
for the complications that have
arisen in the far east. Under or
dinary oircu Distances it is probable
that the market manipulations
could and would have continued to
skin the producers under the cry
of overproduction until such time
a9 their house would have fallen of
its weight, which would have prob
ably been - some time during the
coming fall, but the situation has
been changed with the firing of the
first Japanese gun. ' There will be
a rapid awakening to the real sit
uation through the acertainment
of the depleted condition of the
country as a whole, induced by
the heavy demand for cattle.
CONTEST NOTICE ;
DEPARTMENT Of THE INTERIOR,
Unlted staUaUmd
Tt ovWv tvt s uw.
' a (BrM phunvuvt hnvfci8 b, t
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airatoat hntil try No. wtJu. IS,
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& To-ma
: tbataaiaivorsxLCaiiNithafai.4 to u
M "" ft ih.mx T"h!
I last past. bt tau tnU. bcrtSaisd baoilmit
!H(4t,wandtMfaHMtnrMttirat oetr .rot
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' aliloumiitti:ixMdiJalktrabaouc
Mmi(ititamta'nuuitiM aruty. ntvy
mrtne ovrjuot th I'uifcHt S'nto ditrlntttm
;out w o-ehwk, . on
: ,t cm, on-rn .mi u
'ommtiMtoiwf, M bit offlr
tlMt Oniil hnu-liHl IU
beheMatlOo'rt-icli . m.ooMjra.lM.bfoft
UxlUviKtttraiHl Rrlvr at ut I'nttca SUta
lu The oren.
ThMtd fontrattnl hi.vlim.ti prort lft.U
rlt. AlnlMarrb'MWI, tct forth fact which
J how that mttvr il diUriic pareunal rrtr of
Ihia node earn h iwaJd. It la heroby orvlontf
ml directed !wt inch iuUu ba given by 1 to
and proper publication.
Micu ttiT. Solan,
Kcvfctfer.
CONTEST NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
United States Land Office.
Th Dalfca, Owon, March 11, 1U.
A anffloirut rontatt affidavit baring ben Bled
in tbla omca by M. A. Bennett, contmtant,
asulnat homestead entry No. ?. mada May
2. 1899. lot XVj S WVi. aiwt Wj S Sfe.
5 Tp S S., Rang 34 E., b Frank O. Braixit. Con.
teatv. In which It la allcffod that aald Frank U
Brandt baa daserted anil abindoD4 aatd land
for a period of more than aix montha bnt paat,
aud during that time baa failed to rmide thereon
and hut alto faile.1 toealtirata or linprov aaid
land for two yaart Uat fiaat and all of laM fall
urea ttiU exlac That the deacrtiou and abaenre
of aaid Frank O. Brandt from anid hoinvaltad
claim 1 not due to employment In the army,
navy or marine corpa of the Vnited Slates dnring
time of war: tai J parttea are hereby notitlcd to
appear, respond and offer evidence tourhiug
aaid allfKittion at 10 o'clock a. m. on April
30, 1304 before J. B. Goff, V. S. rommltaioner. at
bla office at Lone Kock. Ore., end that final bear
Ing will be held at 10 o'clock a. nv on May 10,
1904 before toe Register and Receiver t the flitt
ed Utc Land Office In The Dallea, Oregon.
The said eoutetunt having in a proper affl
davit, aivd Jan. 25 1H. ait forth facta which
abow that after due. diligence personal aervlce of
this notice eanunt bd in.tde. It la hereby ottered
and directed that such notice be given dnu and
proper pobltcaUaa.
MkhaklT. Nolax.
Kcgmter
Notlo of Administratrix's Sal.
In the matter of the estate ot Johu Maldock.
decoaaed.
Notice la hereby given that in pursuance to an
order of the county Court o( Uilllam Comity
Oregon, made and entered on the 1-May of March
1901 the undersigned will seU at private sale ou
or after the IStb day of April 1M for cash in
band lor the highest and best price obtainable
therefor, (abject to the confirmation of the
said county Judge of Gilliam Con my Oregon.
Lots One (1) and Twelve (U) in Block Five ,5) In
the City of Condon Oregon together with the
buildings and appurtenances thereon and there
to belonging coruistlng of the Condon Hotel and
other buildings, also Including all furniture and
cooking uieiotls nsed in and about said Hotel.
Witness my band this lbth day of March luui.
Statu A. M tUDOiK,
Administratrix ol the estate of Johu Maddock.
deceased. (
Date of first publication XI rch 17, 1904,
Saw Mill For Sale.
Steam saw mill with iMpi'itv for ten
thonsaml fwt oer day. D nM mill,
npper anl lonrer , uttter, rutnlT nn'
planer. Coinplete onttit an I all in
condition. Will li 9lil at a Iiurgniit.
Attvone illte!ete I lt ml I i Mrt t he
nnJf rsigneil for full nrtiealitra Mini
terms. Mill is now locHtei! 10 mil'-
south of Harilmati, Morrow count , O"
gnn, where it may be pcn.
W. L. Mam,bv.
43tf Ion", Ort-ifon
Cattle Growers Convention.
There will la a Convention of the Cattle-Growers
nf Oregon he hi in Fortiaixl.
April IGth, beginning at 10 h. hi., him!
enntinning in the evenin. Tlit I.
interested in this grent imlnbtrv art ear
nent'y reqiieate! t ra pn-gent, as fit!-
jettS will lie ili-ll!!eil of the greatest
import nee to allcatile men. To meet
ing will In? helii Ht the. Auditorium, lie
tweeii Taylor rii1 Salmon, on Thi-'o
Street.
4I6 Grant Mavk. SrretHfi
L. D. S. CHURCH SERVICES.
Serviced every Sandav at 11 a, in. ainl
7:30 . m.
IVayer meeting on Thnr'iy eveningx.
11. C Skivki.v.
FreHiilent.
i. L. eal, the well known auction
eer, will give the otrictent attention tr
all Imsiness entrnieil to hie caie. II
von have prorty to sell concull hi
School Clerk's Notice.
All achool warrants of .School I)i-tnrl
No 9, tiilliain County O'eifoii, tegiaier
eJ prior to Fehrnary 8, 1904. ae now
pnyn'ile main preKeiitatiim at mr oHj, h
Interest ceases after Apt il 12.1904
P IJ. STEhHfcKviN.
- " rVhiiol Clerk.
D
Ft. U B. SMITH,
OSTEOPATH.
Graduate of'the American School of Osteopathy.
of Kirksville. Mo.
Appendicitis cured without the nse of the knife.
409 Oregonlan BIdg..
PORTLAND. - ' - OREGON.
M
AKY BOWl KUAN' M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at J. F. Reisacber( Kesldencc.
CONDON - - OREGON
T: BROWS M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Day or niirht calls promptly answered "
Office fu Condon Pharmacy Building,
CONDON
OREGON
J) O. LAZIER M. D.
"physician and surgeon.
X-Ray and all forms of Electrical treatment
given at othce.
Office opposite Bank Building.
ARLINGTON, - - OREGON,
The
LORD
it"
THE QUALITY STORE,
LORD & CO. LORD &
Condon Milling Co.
MANUFACTU'IER OF
High Patent Flour,
Graham Flour, Germ Meal, Chop, Feed.
STEAM-ROLLED WHEAT AND BARLEY.
SCALE OFPXICES.
SArtm Rolled Rarity. .$23.00
SA-Aiii Rol led W heat . 23 00
Prices liable ti change at any timo.
Every sack of our flour is fully
Fred Wilson.
THE BANK.
WILSON BROS., PROP'S.
Everything new and A GENTLEMEN'S Finest quality of Ci
etrictlv 0r8t-cltt88 RESORT. ... gara,. Wines, Liquors
New Stone Building, West Side Main St.,
3 CONDON,
diriiaruxnnAru
uvuinrutntJiininxLru
C. J. STUBL1NG
YOU'LL TAKE HARPER.
. .Sure. When you can pet a Good, Pure, Well
Matured Whinkey of exquinite flavor and undoubted
medical qualities, you're not going to ask for a cheap
mixture of Spirits, Glycerine and Ageing Oil. In
fact when you can get HARPER that's the Whiskey
for you to drink. And you can get it too because
Jeff Neel
is Agent for Harper Whiskey.
Wholesale
onnrvruinJinruYnruirv
Kentucky Liquor Store
J. L. ROSS Prop.
Hop Gold Bottled Beer.
Old Grandad, Harper and
Jesse Moore Whiskey.
Special attention given orders from out
of town. When in Arlington call on me.
Estray Steer.
A rl mi.) hife ptfer cHtne to mir
. ... , t(in . . VANTED-TRlf TWORTHY LADY OR GEN
r.wl,Ht Aj.jn Noveiiilr 11)02, Ueman toro.nagebn.lncsllin (his County end
eil 143 on U.il, .il itii'l left rib; er- djnlnlng territory for bonne of solid flnsnclil
iimik. hwmIIow fork in rilit' ear nml sttaiiilliifr. t'iO.OOstralKht canh snlary and ex--plit
in If (r. MlK.nt 4 venrf. Owner pcn' wM h Monday diront from headquar
, , . . . - . ' ters. Expense money advanced: position per-
Hh..M ,.,. fc,,wr,. ,,rve pniperty mHnent Addres. Manager. 810 Cmo Bl'k,
' I mh'i Hi'riiif ntfr will l6 rhIeHKO, 111. 4152
!! Ill-iir.ltll!' to Ihw. ' i
x' Af.KY R . I'Viliv (! n !
Cm-ir nki - . wlhni( h'Miff
linll i ' r ii-lt- i-ver invented. Antbudy
I ean -i i it Write for information.
! - A. J f I AllKN.
i ,-- .
4il5 405JEIiae St., Tort land Ornfoo.
tp L. J IIIH'IL'U
JJL.,.'8t'J!M V 1
Quality Store '
& COMPANY
Watch this space for
"Quality Store"
Spring Announcement
ARLINGTON, OREGON.
Mill Feed $15.00
Flour, per bbl 4.00
guaranteed or nionev refunded.
Frank Wilson. ?
OREGON.
irmnnrvuv uvurtnjrutAnuvvrUL
,The Dalles, Oregon
Distributor.
r, i.ai.w.1. a .-mi, ,,,,, ..A ...im, ..uuh ,u,Jn ' .; : ' , ,,,
j To Cure a Cold in One Day :: -
1 aa.i.. ff Ar!i m ft . dlseMA fl !. n ....... ! i
Cmum MViltrtrt lin crT,4j v 13
m oven iruuioa uoau aw u
vgetg
W.vVM a.'uaoawt mr vn,w w r - -
!J-ti.ll..".li..U.JIt"ii !!.;
CO.
W. L. BARKER '& CO.,
Have a complete atrn k ol Wagnne, Hack Bnglee, ard Agricultural
Impleuiente. Fanning Mills, I'mnp. end Windmill. I'ump and Tlpe
Fittinge. IHryele Repairing, Tlonlnf, Plambliif and Tip Fitting
dun on ehort nollee.
Agent lor Stewart' Terlectlon Gaenlln Lamp- II yon want
lamp you can light quick try on ol thcao.
Our Motto: -Small rroM and Quick Sties."
ARLINGTON - - . OREGON.
I stnnMMSias.aH.a.
y-uuuMuuinnnanrawuvuuutnnfuvvnnnnnnnnnnni
CHOP PEKD
CONDON.
iniruxrvwumriuVTJxru
,TTrT1 n n
, . vr v s
pirst Jatiopal Bapof Qoidoi.
Capital $25,000. ':.
Does a General Banking Business.
No matter how large, no matter Iiow eniall, this
Dunk will give your biiginew the careful attention
which its centrnl location ami pernoiiftl inlereBte warrant.
J. Frank Wataon. Prealdant; Edward Uunn. Vlo-Prealdnt(
Nathan Farnaworth, Caet.lar, Andraw Oralnar, F. MPlltr.
Drafts issued on all farts of tht
trtnnrtAniiijiaiiiii ijiitAAnnftAiii'iiiii sitArwwirvi
THE CELEBRATED
. . COLUMBIA BREWERY . .
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop.
Of the irolnrt f thla w-ll-knnw n breer ths United Rtate Health
ReiKirt for Jnne28. 1WK). Mjm: "A innr mperior brew, never entereil tli
laliratory nl the Uniteil Mlates Health rri.nrta. It i almolntely devoid ol the
aliithteat trace of ailulu-ration, hut on the other hand in compoaetl of th heat
of malt ami ani ehoieeat of hong. ItM tonic qualities are of the Miiliest anil it
ean lie lined with the sreateat benefit ami sntiffnfiioii by both old and yonnif.
Ita one ean ronacientioualy be preaerihed by the pliynli lana with the eertalntv
that a lietter, purer or more wholeaoiiie beverage could not poceibly be found."
East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON.
Condon Meat Co.
.NEW MADDEN, Manager. '
Now Occupying Our Own
Finest Beef,
We recommend and guarantee our own make of
Sugar-cured Hams, Breakfast Baeon, Lard Bau- ' :
" sage and Bologna"" 1 ' ' '
Try them once and be convinced.
oruumnnn
The Summit Hotel,
D. M. RINEfiflRT. Prop.
New Building and Furnishings. Finest Location
in the City. First-class in Every Respect. Well
Appointed Bath for use of Guesta. - v Our Table ia
Supplied with the Best the Market' "AffordsV '
Commercial Trade a Specialty
r.nrinn Strftftt. flnit Rlnrk Fjiif. frAm Main
ff Mi w-. .)
2
" jsni . a.
mnnfhft. ClTOaMlfHI
. . sVVW Wjsl 9mM
ALBERT DAMS
LIVERY AND FEED
STABLE
Our Utery Stock U Fint
clan. Best Attention to
DotrIing Stock. ;
Your Pittronago Solicitctl.
SPP? -STREET, CONDON
Treaurer'8N"otlc. "
All county wnrranti rKliterttr prior
to Sept. 1,1003, wll) m fnll upon pro
Mnlatloti t my ufflt. Intemt cfac4
utter April 0, 1901.
P. II. SnriiRsiioi,
Treasurer ol (illllant county, Orrjon.
All (te-riint deal ring to to tile thrlr ne
ronnt with ut during our hImuixi from
town cmi do to by calling at tba 0ontm
I'liartuicy ler our, k ho Iwern
left, lOtl trtrNaiiToN A Itoocmi.
Threshing Outfits for 31.
We Imvo lor al all or mv litrv nl
iniall threading- outfltt, faniio fltttd with)
horsepower, ol'arra with iteam. V
ran eell a ri rl lor I60 or 500. Wt
have one ri which has been . run only
40 dare whtuh wt will trade lor hortea.
I'artiea in mwd ofa threslilnif oiitflt will
tlmi II to their advantage to Investigate
tmr Una of bargalna. Call on nr addrei a,
HI Oregon Trading CV,
Wanco, Ore,
BAPTIST CKU8CH SERVICES.
rreachlng aervicea on the First, Tlitnl
aud Fourth Sunday ol the month at II
A. M. and 8 I'. M.
Paator holdi tertk-e at Maj ville the
Bcttoiid Sunday in each month.
Kun.lay School, 10 o'clock every
Sunday tiiornlng. Trayer inrtstlug,
Thureday evenlnge at II o'clock.
Every boly cordially Invited to altentl
theia eervlcea, V.C. Fuiwicaa, Pestoi
AdvertiM in Tub Globe.
ynnnnnnnnnnrj
THECOIIDOII
LIVERY BARtJ
EIRT RAMSAY. PROP.
Mecial mtmtion In Irani
tei( trade. Jrirsl-rlas
tnck ami i-nrrful driven.
FOR SALE.
OREGON.
n n n n frinsin.fffii ri n n n it nun iiiiiiiiiiisii 1 1 1 1 1 1
world. 't solicityour patronaRt.
New Building Main Street.
Pork, Mutton
"1
. w.m mmmw II VH SiUIII.
- 'i - r, ,, g
oh everv
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