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CONDON GLOBE
tittered at foftofflo u snootitVclau tnatktr,
Published Krry rrlday.
WILLIAM II. HORNIBKOOK
Kill tor and I'mprlattir.
HUHm iUITION PRICK, $1.90 NCR YKAR.
Card of Thanks, KaeolNllon of Rwan. Kte.,
ranta par llna, in advance, aavan word to Una.
IHher derUln rales on application.
Thla itafwr Itifltn MimmMiili'allima on ear
rent topic ol general InUirvat bill theadll'ir dl
latin any rMiiaUtltty lor atalcinaiila mad
or uilnluu xprraacd It oorreapoudeiil.
FIUDAY, APRIL 6, 1900.
CH'KTCONUOH, NO. M. F. OK A. MKKT
Monday evenltif nl ivh mmitb In Arm
ory llll tinliia riMim. Vlallitii brother ara r
qniotml b inert wllh tta, A warm welcome
awalia yon, .
J. K, VaUUNW, f, H. W. W. OvaftLaXIHtlt. C. R.
H OMAN AND SUFFRAGE.
The whole country rings with
praim's of our eminent uit; etat
u nre erwtel in their honor,
book are devoted to the history ol
their lived, uin, women and child
ren bow down and worehip them,
but how fw there are who lift the
ctirtnln and worship the real hero
-the one who ban made thin great
lien pomible the American moth
er. Whar higher Ideal, what more
sacred trunt, what greater factor
for good or for evil could exist than
that of motherhood? The great
moral and intellectual school of
American citizenship is the home,
in that home the mother is the
teacher, She has the care, the
nurture and training of her off
spring. The foundation for a good
or a bad character is laid during
the boyhood or girlhood day. If
the child be a boy he will sometime
be a voter. If his mother was a
woman of good character and inoc
ulated the goodoexH ot her heart
and the soundness of her mind in
to that of her child she could rest
assured that when that child reach
ed his majority and was called up
on to cast his ballot it would not
only be cast upon the right side of
every moral question, but no law
would receive his sanction that was
opposed to the interests of women.
We often speak of the laws upon
our statute books as "man-made
laws" but this is hardly correct,
they are "mother-made laws." The
men who sit in the legislative halls
today enacting laws are but voicing
the sentiment of their early train
ing. If that training has been neg
lected, fair and just laws could
hardly be expected Of course
there are exceptions to the forego
ing statement but we were speak
ina of the general rule rather than
of the exceptions. We believe that
the sentiment of the majority of
American mothers is voiced in the
words of a Condon woman who,
when broached upon the subject of
emial suffrage replied: "I cannot
say a word in its favor. I have
raised four sons to vote for me."
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas tlta aarmUnr of auta of Ilia aula of
Oregon, haa null Mini ma In wrltlii thai pwru
anl U (ha tirovlnlona of an art afilttlnd, "an art
making alTurtWa tha Initiative anil relrmnaam
pruvlalona of artt'tliiil I of article 4 of the run
iiihiIiiii of tlm auta of nminn. and nKala(ln
elemlune UiprnMiiilnr, anil providing priialtit
lor violation ol provialoii 01 una am, ap
proved February I, H, the I'aoiila'a Power
laaa Of On-xmi, Only flimi in ma onice on
fi-l.rnarT X. Mul. an Initially -Million contain-
jiil arm iltttiatume rmperly attached to copy
of aalil tuoaannt enrllfled In accordance wild
law, demanding lint a proxt amendment to
ertlclof tlieeonalttiillim of tha atala of ( (ra
ti n, to be rtnliiiialwl In tha cim.tltiltion aa
MX'tion I A of arili la i of aalil eotiailiullon, aball
be awliinltted to tlta bnal votare of tha alata ol
iriKim for their am. nival or relwlloii at tha
general election to Ih held In aald tat on the
tilt day of J una, being tha flral Monday In June,
11KM, dcalgttalod by aaid People'e I'nwnr
of Oregon aa "tonatltiitlonal aineudment for
th lillltallve and rlereiiqum on Im-el, apeiiai
and municipal lawa and perl of law, whli'h
aid iriiM.M amendment la bond ual tor partio
lllarly aet forth. ,
Now. I herelor. I. lien. K. Chamberlain, gov-
amor ol Ilia elate of Orrgon, In oimdlance to lb
iirovlalon ol aalil ai l hereinbefore nrat iio-n-
loncd.do beraiiy maka and laana thla nroela-
tnallon to the people of III auta of Orriion, nil
uouneliil that the Peopl, Power laane of Or-
eaon haa Sled aald Initially netlitnn wllh tha
rrxjHIalle timnber of alitnatiirea thereto allarhed,
dvinanillnc Uiat titer tie anhuiltted to the legal
volera nl tha atat of Oreaon lor their aiumval
or rrjeetloii at tha rawnlar election to b held on
the tilt day ol June, it), aalil any llii th nrat
Miinilay in tall nionin, a tirotiel aroenutneiit
tii arili-1 4 ol tlta iiitllllllon of th alata ot
ln'Kii, to tie dealxnated In III coitalllntloii aa
aeeijmi A of artlrln 4 of aald PolialllilUoll.il"-
Unateil by aald People' Power Leaan of 'ire-
aon aa "l oitatllnlloual aineiulment lor th Inla-
ti and rehrndiiin on loral, wll and mil
lili'lal lawa and arlaol law," wlili'U aald pro-poaa-d
amendment la aa follow:
- Arm-in in m eonaiiiiiiiou or in riauf oi
introu hall be and hereby I amended by In-
aertliiK th billowing- eeotlim In aald article
Iter auction I and before aectlon 2. and It ahall
tie diwlanab-d u lb eomtttiitton a auction I A
of article:
.UMilmi lA. The referanduin may be d.
mamlixl by tha people aa-aluat one or more
I U' in a, awtlona or ru of any ai't ol the IctclaUt
v aaaxinhly In the tame manner III which -Hi h
iiower may ! eaerclavd avalnat a roinplote act
be nilna of a relerendnm netltlon aaalnal one
or morv III-ma, ertlint or paru of an act ah ml
not in-lay the remainder of that act ironi becom.
In! operatlv. The Initiative and relereitdnw
war rt-wryed to the penple ol thla rouallltt-
llon are hereby further ruaervwl to the Ii-kkI
votera of every iuunlclpallly and dlalib t a to
II local, aiwclal ana mnniripal ii-Kiatnllon (l
every elmrai trln or lor their reje-iiv inunlc-
l pull Ura ami uiairKita, in manner ol eiercia
Inxaald Hiwer aball be prearrlbcd by Reneral
law, ea.i-.-pt that rtllea and towna may provide
for th ma li iter ol eierclaliiK the Inlallv end
reicrenilnin pownra a to their imiltli Ipal IckI
lallon. Sol mora than toll per Kent of lb 1-KaJ
iter may be required looKli-r lb referendum,
nor mora than flfleen per cent to propoe any
uiraaur by th Inlallv In any city or town."
hneattheeKpiulatnalem, Ibl intlt day of
Kebniaty, A. I)., IW.
nr.K. r..i.iiAHr.iu.Ai.-,
V. I. IH' MIA It, Uovemor.
tavrvury ol litt.
The fact that judge Wra. R. El
lis of Pendleton is an Eastern Ore-
eon man, together with the fact
that he has, with much credit to
himself and to this Congressional
district, served the people of Oregon
in the lower house of Congress in
times past, should give him a strong
following in all Eastern Oregon
counties. While serving the peo
pie of Oregon at Washington the
Judge made many friends among
both the members of the House
and the Senate. Many of these
friends are still in Congress and,
with the following which the Judge
already has at Washington, he
could doubtless do more for the
people of Eastern Oregon and the
state at large than any other candi
date who is seeking the nomination.
CONTEST NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UnltttU btatwa Land Ufflo.
The Kalle. Orewin, February 12, 1W.
A ulTlclentrotitel affidavit having been Hied,
n thl nltlo by William K. Urliclil, conleal-
nt. BKalnal hoineatvail entry M) 1IVH, mail
M' iJ, liaji. fur art iW wee. 49. . fj hK i,
Ail li, ro. ), To 2 . K JO K., W. M by Hairy
K. Kale. ronUwb. Ill which It la alleged that
aald Harry K. Kale ha wholly abandoned aald
bomeaiead lor more than Hi month il l
and haa lallml to rttltlvakt and Improve lb
aame a required by law: that aald alleed
aliaenee waauot due hi hlaemployment In the ar
my, navy or marina rorpaol th l lilted mate in
time of war: aald parib-a am hereby Roiltled
toappear, rvapoud and offer evidence touchliie;
aald alli-Ratlon at IS o'clock, a. m. on April II,
Urt. Itelore the KeaUter and Receiver at the
I nlteil Male l-atnl dltlre III t he llallea. Oreaou.
Th aald cuntealant havlnc In a pmiier alllda
vlt. Died Jan. 3D. 1WS. aet lorth lacta which ahow
that alter du dilltfenc peioiial x-rvlreol Oil
notice can not lie made, II I In n-by orderv and
dliected that ncb liotliie lie iilwil by due and
proper publication.
UHKb l. iiiiuii, netjiaier.
CONTEST NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
United Stte Land urrioo.
The Dalle, On-Kiin. February 10, HW8.
A ilfnclnt eoiilcat aWdavll having Infix tiled
In thl ollli-e by Maud K NorlrldRo, conu-nunt,
aaaluat bomeatead entry No. 1JH9, made March
i, iww, tor nwu Nv u. w i kW u seetlon a
r i. . . J t. ,ta,vtp It i.. I . u It
liimiaiiip n, e., , r,, ... m, ' -
Diihn. coiilealee. in which it la allcKed that
aald Ira H. Mcllulln baa wholly alwrnloneJl aald
homeatead for more than tx month lnat pat
and ha lnlle.1 to cultivate and Improve the
aame a n-qnln-d by law; that aald alleRia al
eniH) wa not dun to hie employment In the
army, navy or murine corn ol lb United State
In limn of war. Hald iart ee are hereby uottfled
to apHar, re apond and offer evidence touching
aid allitatlon at 10 o'clock a. m. on April 4,
llj. Itelore t;. o.rortwood. loiinty t'leik at hi
olllce In Couilon, Orcunn, and that flnal bearing
will he held at 10 o'clock a. in., on April 11. liui,
lMlore the KeirlMcr anil Kecelver at lite Lnllca
KUtee IjiiiiI (lllli-e In The Halle. Urcifon.
The aald cunt, atnnl havltiK. In proper afnda
vlt. tiled January 18. IWKi. net lorth lacU which
how Hint alter due dillKeuce H'rnnal tervlc ol
Ihi notice can not be made, It 1 hereby ordered
and directed that iin h noUct) be Klven by due
and proper pithllcHtion.
Mlt llAtu I, nuLA.i, negiaior.
l HI
CONDON UPHOLSTER
ING SHOP.
1
:i
nr vntin itre
I apeiit la bed. Vt'by not have good Mattreaa
when yon ran get on mad to (till your taate
and aly le and Ue lo fit your bedT
II yon don I waut a new one why not have
your old one renovated and tnadeooinlorUulet
WORK GUARANTEED.
A. A. FEIIRENIIACIIKR
Old Imnu Bldg. ' a Main atreet
THE HOTEL GRANDE
R. F. MUNROE. Prop.
First-class in every re
spect. Open all night.
Sample Rnomi for Commercial Men.
FIRST CLASS BAR IN CONNECTION
AKL1NUT0N, OREGON
Marble and Granite Work.
I wieh to aiiiiounco to my (rieiuls nnil
imlntna that I have opened it shop in
Oomlun rtml am now prepared to furnish
all kinds of atone, marble and granite
work, cemetery tend tin, wiiirnt work,
etc. on short notice mid t prices within
he reni-li of all.
My reputation as a Drat clans mechnn
iv is a jiuarantee as to the quality of my
work. Call and see me.
Special attention to fnrnishing Wood
men of th World and Woodmen Circle
monnments. Geo, L. Nettle has been
appointed my Condon Hgent and will re
ceive orders daring my absence from
the citv. Lot'iB Comini
Moore & Golden,
GASH GROCERS.
Our stock is now arriving and
is fresh, clean and up-to-date.
CROCERIES : FRUIT : VEGETABLES
All fresh and good to eat. Call and
get our prices. Home Phone No. 12
MAIN STREET, CONDON, ORECON
WASSOII'S GASH
GROCERY
THE UP-TO-DATEGROCERY
Yon slwaya flnd n
our ftore complete
line of freah, ito-to-date
frocerle of all
( kind at caati price.
Fruit and Vegetables In
season.
we lve you Full Welicht, Beat Quality, Low
eat Tricea.
Call and get oiir price. Free delivery to
any part of th city.
Home Phone NO. 49
NORTH MAIN STREET
WALL PAPER
PAINTS, OILS
AND VARNISH
Largest and best select
ed atock in the County.
Estimates furnished on
jobs as to material and labor.
W. A. DARLING.
Tiife S. B. Barker 6omp'u.
INCORPORATED
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
HEADQUARTERS FOR STOCKMEN'S
i SUPPLIES :
We are just now opening up one of the largest
stocks of Dry Goods in Eastern Oregon. Our
Groceries are the bes in the market. Our stock
of shelf Hardware is complete. We have a large
stock of Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Wall Paper,
Building Paper etc. Picture frames to order.
We buy by the car load and are prepared to give
you the benefit of it by offering the lowest prices
Stoves and Ranges, Barb-wire. Nails.
Paints and Oils. Furniture a Speolaltu
Horns ritoiM No. 17.
:
Willi Theu Trade With Us
We save our customers at least 10
oer cent on every ourchase. Our line
of Furniture and Hardware is one of
the largest and best selected in town.
We are contented with a reasonable
profit.
Condon Furniture & Hardware Companu
NORTH MAIS STREET. Home Phone Ko. S2.
COMING
Lntnltpr, Pliinulf. Doors, Win
dow. Moulding).
Alwuya
blocked
Up.
ARLINGTON LUMBER CO'S YARDS
Arlington and Condon.
the CON DON JEWELRY STORE
The moat complete line of Watfhe. Both Thorn.
a (. loon, ana jewelry ever openea
in the city of Condon.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
FISHING TACKLE
GARDEN TOOLS
FARM MACHINERY
This is not the whole etory for we haven't the time nor the
gpace to tell it here.' Come in and let us tell you tne rest.
W. L. BARKER
do CO.
Two door Sooth of postofSce building
OUR MOTTO:
A Square Deal or no Deal at all.
DIRT, DIS&flSE and the DEVIL
Medical itatistlc ahow that nine-tenth of the epidemics of contagious
diseaae originate from an impure condition of the water we use.
Millions of Microbes.
The DEADLY TYPHOID FEvER GERM, and many other equally a FA
TAL erm are now eccumnlatlna; in that Improperly connected WATER
I'l PE and unsanitary sewer, waiting to be hatched out by the firat few days of
hot weather.
The only Certain Remedu
la to Install a MODERN SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM, endorsed by boards of
our a hop we will gladly show yon
health everywhere, and the coat is comparatively small. If yoH wiU call at
i our auica oi mawnaia aim give yua vm
prices.
JAMIESON & MARSHALL
8anitary Plumbers
Armory Hall Annex CONDON, OREGON
Call and see me when In town.
F. T. SANDERS, PE2
Opposite 8. B. Barker's Store
CONDON OREGON
$12 PER MONTH
We keep your suit Cleaned and Pressed for
$2.00 a month. This In the ouly place In town
you can get STEAM CLEANING by Professional
Workmen. Satisfaction Guaranteed or your mon
ey back.
CONDON STEAM LAUNDRY
EITHER PHONE
JOHN E1L I AS
House. Slgn.Carrlage, Fresco, Grain
ing and Pictorial Painting.
OONDON.
OREGON
KISER & HOSS
Contractors and Builders
South Church Street
CONDON, OREGON