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CONDON GLOBE Kntxnxt at Puataflln. m nrondelaa. tnaltar. I'bll.ht Every rrtday. WILLIAM II. HORNIBKOOK Ktiltor n1 Proprietor. HUBHCttlrTION PRICK. I1.M PER YKAU, coiita par Una, In 1 vaiioa, sawn wmU tu line, uHr auTruaiii reie on appuuauon. Till ttM IMf liw(t MtmMIHlMHfHIl 11 M mm. tax ( I .,..1.. ..I Hi.nl IntuMl t.nl tka.iti.a .1 1 elalma any raiisllilllty Utt .Utemouta inaile or opiiiiiiu. vRfWMHj vj Gorrvapotmriii. Copy tot ehaiiK of abitiilltii; mU should left at Hi ultliw not lnu-r ttun Monday noun wh wwk to Insure prompt atunilloii. FRIDAY, APRIL -20, 190G. fM)URT CONDON. NO. M. t. Of A. alKRTH vs M.iiKUyt vtnln ol uili monlli In Arm' nry Hull IikIk nioin, Vlalllni bnithera art ro qttratxl lo movt with u. A warm welcome Malta yon, 4. K. Vauuhm, t.H. W. W,Uviai.AMiit,C. R. ! It ii now conceded by every man fatnilar with the situation in the Second Congressional District, that William H. Kllia will receive a majority in practically every county. Reports which have been received here during the part week five the Pendleton roan the lead in Eastern Oregon, and the indica tionsin Umatilla and Morrow are that he will get more votes in thone two counties than all the other candidates will receive. In the down river counties the impular Judge has developed great strength during thd past week, and the workingmen along the river are working like Trojans to give him a big majority. Portland Labor Press.The Portland Labor Pres,the official paper of the Oregon State Federation of Labor and the re puted spokesman for the laboring men of the Btate, has been the en- thuxiastio supporter of the can didacy of Judge. Kllin since the be ginning of his campaign. The lab oring n. en as well as the biieinenH men of the Second Congressional District recognize in Judge Ellis a man of great ability, a man who will deal fair and square with all claxKes, rich and poor alike. He will favor no class, no facti in and if noininaued and elected will hc complin!) somethmg for the people of Oregon and the Second Congres sional district. Wonder if the numerous candi dates for ollioe slept well the night of April lth. A fellow never knows just how many enemies he hits until he be chines a candidate for public office. If the fanners of Gilliam county were always as sure of having a good crop of wheat as they are of having a good crop of candidates for public ollioe, there would be no end to their future prosperity. One noticable feature in connec tion with the new primary law is the fact that the professional pol iticians and "wire pullers" are un able ro forcast with any degree of certainty the result of the primary election on this 20th day of April. This fact alone furnishes the best evidences that the new law, al though perhaps defective in parts, has served its purpose. The law was aimed at "boss rule". The aim and purpose of its champions was to take from the hands of the professfonal politician the power of making the nominations for politi cal office and placing that power in the hands of the people. The most ardent supporters of the law could not expect it to accomplish its entire purpose but they do be lieve that it will prove a valueable check to the power and prestige of "boBsism". EaeesssassRspssB defeated candidate same "glad hand" If the had the and the same beaming smile after the election as he did the few weeks before, everyone would love bltu. PROCLAMATION. Whereat Ilia awratary of .Lata of the data ol wH'K.in, ii aa nnunwi ma in wrltm mat piir.u am 4 tlt priivi.i.Mn ol an ait enlitliwl, "an ai l niaalimarTiKtlv the lnltlaUva ami rW.TMmlum priivl.iona aMHIiiii 1 ol article 4 ol the con- tliiitlun ( tiix alatu ol Drotrttn, and WKilatlii lections (hnroHiiiier, anil providing penalties inr Tiuiaiiona ui iiruvuiona 01 inia trir ap proved February ii, Imw, Ilia Peoule'e Power uwfaa ol onoii, duly fllnel In III offlra on rlintary S, Ittml, an Initiative) patltloil contain ln( KrOalifiiatiirt rotmrly attached to a ev ill aalil maH pa eertiflail In ancnnlanca with law, ilpinanilliig that a propoend atneiiduittiit to arurictoi (iiafHinaiitnuun Ol IM mia ol ore ion, to be dralKnah! in the etmatitntlon aa an-llnn I A ol arlli'ln I of (aid eoiistltMtlnii, aliall liaaMlniillM Ui til linal voters of tli atalii Ontiuii fur tlinlr approval or rejection at titer (etierai viecuoti in ihi iieii In salii tat on the till day of June, beiiiK tlia lint Monday In Junta. Haul, iliwlHiiatiil by aaid Peopla'a Power lrau ol (mumi aa "tfonatlintloiial emrmdtnent lot Ilia Initiative and reterandum on local, a lal and Bimili'tiMtl law and arUo( lawa,1' wrhl'-h ant propoami ainuiiumoiii la narainaltvr partm ularly mi liiiih. Now. ttipieliir. i. lo. R. Chamlmrlalti. o. ffiiur of the aUil ui OnKm, In nilluii- to the imivuiuna l aald act livrliiolirtt llrat mcu-liinii-d, do htimhy make and Ian thla vmrU. mallon In the pmipla ol the etata of OnKun. an nouncing that the ffonle.a Power laiiit of or-va-oti baa tiled aatd Inlllatlve M'tlllun with the n-inlalU lllllillT ol tla-natiiiv thrri-to a!Ut-hl. iliiinainlliiK thai there tie eubmllU-d U the legal VoU'raol the alalool urt-gon lor Uielr atnival or rejection at the regular elertlon. to lw held on tin m day ol June. !', aald day Iwlng the llrat Monday In aald monui. a trMieed amemlnient to arllrle 4 of the coiialllnllon ol the ainte of Oregon, to lie (1m.Ikiimi.m1 i ft iu eoiiatlintloti aa atviluu IA olartii'le4 of aald eotiaiituUotl, dea Ignaled by aald IVo!' Hower league ol Ore gon aa "t (Mi.tUiitliinal amendwant for the Inla live and refvretnluia on oal. iperlnl and mu nicipal lawa and parte ol lawa." which aald pro mmkhI ameiidinetit la aa lollnwi: "Article 4 of the eotiaUlniiou ol the staia of Oregon .hell be and hereby Ii amendeil by In erllng the following eecllun In aald article 4 alter an-tlun I and before eectkin 2, and It aliall be deaignated In Hie couatltuUon al avutlon I A ol article 4: 'Section 1A. The referendMtn may be de manded by the reople an lut on or more lie in a, aaM-ilnna or paria of auy act of the legislat ive eaaciuhly lii the aatn manner In which n-h power may be exen-laeil agalnat a complete act The tiling ol a relernndHin pclltlmi agalnat one or more llerua, ai-tlua or parUof an act aliail not oeiay ine remainuer ol mat act from becom ing operative. The Inlllaliv and rlereiiiliim Kitter reaerveil to the people of tlila rimallln-i Ion are hereby further reaerved lo the Icval voleraol every inHiileloalllv ami illalrlct aa to all iM-al, aHM'lal and municipal h-glalatlon ol every charm ler In or lor their reapeetlve tniinle- ipailiie ann malm-la, I lie manner ol exercla Ingaalil iMiwera aliall I tin-acrllieil by u.mi.thI lawa. eaia pi that citle and townt may provl.le or me manner ol eaereuiug the InlHllve and relereudiiin power, aa to Uielr municipal li-gla IhIIoii. Si. I inure than ten per cent of the legal voiera may be rctiirtl hi oMcr the mlt-ienduui, nor more llwii tlitcen pT cent to pniMran auy nieaaure by the Inlallve In auy city or town." Ihiue at the capllol at Salem, thla 2NIII day ol Kebruary, A. l.. l'Jl. t.hO. K.CIIAMIIKItl.AIN, F. I. lit'X HA K, Uovcrixir. rkM-ri'lary ol State. VASSOH'S CASH GROCERY THEU P-TO DATECROCERY Yott atwtya flint In our atore a loniplcie Una of fnwh, uulo date grooarlea of all Hilda at teau price. Fruit and Vegetables In season. w (lv yog mit Weight. Bat Quality, Low eat I'rlcea. Call and gel our prli-e. Fro delivery to ny partol lb idly. Home Phone NO. 49 NORTH MAIN STREET CONTEST NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR United Stat Land Office. The liallea, tir. gon. Fehroary 12. t!l.X A iirni'lent Cuiib-at afbdavlt haviiia l n HI...I III lhl ufhee by l-lllaha J. fallen innt.-.lnnl aKalimt liiuni'.l.dcl euirv No uU, made l-eo- ruaiy an. Ii, for sH i, is-c. -JOTp '2 S.. It. JO K.. W. VI,, by Militant Hin.li roub-nbT. In which It la alleged that miI'I llllam Kunh haa wholly eliaiiiluucd ml.l homealead Ion more than ilx minitii. la.l t.n.1; tliat ho haa lalle.l to cultivate and improve the name aa rvuillr eil by law: Hint aald alleged abevure waa not due lo hi. employment In the ar my, navy or murine corpaol the Inlbnl Slate In lime of war: anld partle. are hereby notltled lo appear, rcapoud and offer evidence touching i. alieKntloii at 10 o'clock, a. m. on June ii. Hum, tH'foie ('. I'ortwood. IHnulv llerk hi. oiltce III llomton Oregon, and thai final hearing nil iiu ueiu hi iu o Clock a. in on June 1.1. Iielore the Keulmcr and llccclvcr at ilm I mii.wI Sinter. IjiiiiI otllce at The lnllr, Oregon. I lie aunt cnuieatitnt having In a protn-r aftlda vlt. Ille.1 April . 1mm. act forth fncta wlilch allow that aflnr inn dlllgeiK pcinouul aervlcvof thla notice can not be inadi- it la hereby ordered anil diiech'd tlmt auch notice be given by due and .mivr puuiii'aiiou. anni M. LaNo, Receiver. Marble and Granite Work. 1 w iRli to announce tit mv filelulu Mm) pHtrotie lluil I liHVf otifiieil r ahoti in Comlnii Hint riii no ircmreil to furniti all klmln nf alone, nmrhle wtiil urnnite work, cemetery fencing-, cement work. etc. en lion notice nd at prices within de rem-li of nil. My reniHiion an a ilmt oIhsi nieclmn- Ic in itnitrHiitee mk to the quality of my work, ChII iiihI gee me. Specinl ntieniioii to fiirnioliitm Wood men of the Worltt hihI Wood men Circle miiimnientg (ieo. L Nettle hH been Iipointed my Oonilon nifent and will re ceive order during mv absence from Hie citv. LoriR niiMivt. LET .AN EXPERT do your repairs on on Watches, Clocks a i ... ,., Wfesrw-3k The Jeweler. am buying horses for Government and Com mercial, use. If vou nave a good, sound norse tor sale don t fail to see ED NELSON, Condon, Oregon. I Have in Connection with the CONDON UPHOLSTER ING SHOP A Complete and up-to-date second hand store Everything neat and clean. For bargains come and fee us. A. A. FKIIUJSXliACIIKK Old Dunn Bldg. & Mala atreet THE HOTEL GRANDE R. F. MUNROE. Prop. Firnt-claHH in every re ppect. Open all night. Sample Room for Commercial Men. FIRST CLASS BAR IN CONNECTION ARLINGTON, . - OREGON WALL PAPER PAINTS. OILS AND A:SH Largest and beet select ed ftock in the County. Estimates furniphed on jobsau to material and labor. W. A. DARLING. COMING Lumber, Shinnies, Doora.Win dowB, Mouldings. Always Sj.i'cked ARLINGTON LUMBER CO'S YARDS Arlington and Condon. the CONDOM JEWELRY STORE The moat complete Una of WaU hea. Seth Thom as cioi'Ka, ami jewelry ever opened In the city ol Condon. PRICES TO SUIT ALL 5r .-,,,.,.,., , Call and aee me when in town. F. T. SANDERS, POfifi Opposite a B. Barker'! Store CONDON OREGON The S. B. Barker Gomp'ij. INCORPORATED GENERAL MERCHANDISE HEADQUARTERS FOR STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES We are just now opening up one of the largest tftocki of Dry Goods in Eastern Oregon. Our Groceries are the bes in tbe market. Oar 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 Specialty m PIiom Nt. 17. Whij They Trade With Us We save our customers at least lO per cent on every purchase. 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 Company NORTH MAIN STREET. Home Phone No. 82. FISHING TACKLE GARDEN "TOOLS FARM MACHINERY This is not the whole story for we haven't the time nor the space to tell it here. Come in and let us tell you tne rest. W. L. BARKER &l CO. Two doors South of postofflce building OUR MOTTO: A Square Deal or no Deal at all. DIRT, DISEASE and the DEVIL Medical atatlstlca show that nlne-fcntlu of the epidemic of contagiosa diseaaea originate from aa impure condition of the water we dm. Millions of Microbes. The DEADLY TYPHOID FEvER GERM, and many other equally aa FA Ith? "re .now wnmHlatlnR n bt improperly connected WATER H I and unsanitary sewer, waiting to be hatched out by the first few daya of hot weather. The only Certain Remedy I to Install a MODERN SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM, endorsed by boards of health everywhere, and the cost is comparatively small. If yon will call at our shop we will gladly show yoa our stock of materials and give yo our JAMESON & MARSHALL Sanitary Plumbers Armory Hall Annex CONDON. OREGON WE WASH Blankets and Curtains. . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED , CONDON STEAM LAUNDRY EITHER PHONE Advertise in the GLOBE