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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-01
Lone Rock Riplets.

Doc Brown, one Of Condon's big sheep
owners, has been here looking after his
sheep interests in this valley for several
days.
Tom Quade has been here for several
days collecting up the 1000 head OF one
year-old wethers that he bought in this
vicinity.
Stock Inspector Miller has finished
his spring ride and reports the county
comparatively free from stock diseases
Of any kind.
DR.. John Joseph Hogan OF Condor
was in our village several days this
week shaking hands with his friends
with as much vigor as if he were can
didate.
Next Monday is election day and from
all accounts Lone Rock will make itself
known then. Everything is politics just
now, consequently there is no news OF
any Importance.
Bob Robinson OF Condor called on his
old friends last week He says there is
no place like Condor when it comes to
business, and is well pleased with that
thrifty little city.
Two six-horse loads Of Fossil -four was
brought to Lone Rock last week and left
at Hams store. 1t was something that
was very much needed here, and our
people can now have bread three times
day.
Sheep shearing is well along and every
one reports good clip this season.
The heavy rains washed the sheep as
clean as could be done by hand, and
we should get the top price for the
wool this season.
What is the matter with the Lone
Rock and Condor people getting together
on the 4th of July and having a good
social time here in the mountains? It
would be quite treat to US and am
sure it would be for the Condor folks
also. Let MS hear from some one on the
subject. There are some fine places for
picnic in the foot hills. JNo. Doe.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-01
Arlington Items.

1 B. Collins large irrigating wheel was
carried away by the high waters.
Mrs. A. A. Jayne and family sre visit
ing relatives in Heppner this week.
Nelson, the ferryman has been forced
to abandon his house owing to the high
water.
Miss Lou Baker, who has been visit
ing friends here, has returned TO her
home across the river.
J. A. Thomas is holding large band
OF sheer here, which he will ship east
as soon as the trains can run again.
Geo. Leghorn had narrow escape
from death few days ago, while on the
river. The bank caved in completely
burrying him and his boat. Fortunate
ly help arrived before it was too late.
The Columbia is higher than it has
been for years, and is still rising. The
railroad track is washed away in num-
Der Of places. Trains have not been
running for two days, and probsbly can
not run for week yet. The extent Of
the washouts is not fully known as most
Of the wires are down.
A large and enthusiastic concourse as
sembled at Armory hall Monday even
ing, where they listened for two hours
to an able and eloquent address by Hon.
T. 7. Geer who spoke on the political
issues Of the day. Mr.. Geer is an ex-
cellent speaker, presenting his ideas in
clear and forcibe manner. He liter
ally handled the populists without
gloves"
Gov. Pennoyer was in town Tuesday.
He was on his way to The Dalles where
he was billed TO speak in the evening.
He did not succeed in obtaining con-
veyance to the Dalles, and after consid-
erable urging consented to deliver an
address here. Qnite large crowd as
sembled to listen to him. He is a
pleasant speaker. Joe Waldrop, pop
ulist candidate for congress, was present
at the meeting and spoke short time.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-01
For sherIff.
CoNDoN, June lst.

|
Ed GLOBE:
In this weeks Arlington Record ap
pears column or two Of very childish
rubbish, signed straight Republican, .
telling why he thinks some one else be-
sides Wilcox ought to be elected sheriff.
There isn't an intelligent voter in the
county who can not help feeling amused
at his weak and childish effort. There
is no sense or argument in his letter
whatever, which evidently was written
by some one with more enthusiasm than
brains All there is in his letter is that
he straight Rep thinks this and thinks
that, and every other word is think.
But he does not give single reason why
Wilcox ought not to be reelected. Who
cares what he thinks? The taxpayers,
republicans and democrats alike, do not
need TO think or guess anything about
| Wllcox's ability to conduct the office in
the most competent manner possible.
They are sure Of it and know without
any doubt that he is able TO give satis-
faction without having to think or guess
at it. When Straight Repn blican" al
ludes to monopoly Of holding Office be
strikes harder blow at one Of his own
candidates than at anyone else.
| No Office in the county Is Of 50 much
Importance to the taxpayers as that Of
sheriff. When they have an opportunity
to elect man whom they all know 10
their friend who has accommodated all
Of them, regardless Of what party they
belong to; who has befriended them
even to hie own personal loss by not
crowding the taxpayers when he could
have ruined them by fercing collection,
by all means, now that you have the
chance, show your appreciation Of these
favors by casting your vote next Monday
for w. l.. Wilcox for sheriff. There
is not the slightest doubt that Mr..
Wilcox had the power to put every de-
linquent taxpayer to costs and expense
since April I'd. District Attorney Wilson
says so, and he knows the law in these
matters.
Before casting your vote for sheriff
next Monday, think Of all these things
calmly and with an unprejudiced mind,
and see if you will not feel that it is your
duty to stand by friend who has stood
by you when you needed help the worst.
With due respect for his opponent, there
is no comparison between the two men
in point of ability and qualification for
the Office. Mr.. Wilcox's election will
insure to the taxpayers two more years
of efficient, accommodating service, and
surely that is what they want more than
simply change in the Office because a
few Of the bosses-enemies Of the taxpay-
ers-say there ought to be change.
TAXPAYER.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-01
Gard of Thanks.

The populists OF Gillian county here
by desire to heartily thank the republi-
cans of Condor for the kindness and
courtesy shown them at the republican
speaking at Condor Saturday, by invit-
ing joint discussion. J. X. CLARK,
Chairman Populist Co. Cen. Com.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-01
Wanted.

One thousand dollars in county war
rants. Win pay at the rate Of 80 cents
on the dollar for same. For further in
formation inquire Of Ellis, Dawson \
Lyons, Condor, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-01
Where there's will there's way
for lawvers IN maka Soma monay

Where there's will there's way
for lawyers to make some money.
An Oregon girl was married a4short
time ago She Immediately sold her
piano, bought sewing machine and
has made three shirts for her husband
and two dresses for herself, and now
twenty-three young men and seven wild
overs are trying to marry her sister. .--Ex.
An exchange tells how farmer tried
a new way of catching rats. He took a
keg and filed it half full of water and
placed corn meal in the water, which
foated on the surface. He then placed
the keg in his barn. Next morning he
emptied his keg Of over hundred
drowned rats.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-01
NOTICE.

The yearly subscription to the GLOBE IL sl.bO,
upaid in advance inot paid IN advance, 81
WIN be charged. blue pencil mark around
this notice indicates that your subscription ex.
pires with this Issue. Please renew promptly
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is duo to lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ativc; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose namc is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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Making a Lamp Noxious.

Some women, through motives of
economy, turn the flame i'll kerosene
lamp low, when necessary to leave it
burning, yet not needed to read or
work by, thing they would not do if
they were aware that the oil con
sumes Just ae fast, bnt the gas does not
burn, hence liz thrown on into tho
room giving tho horrible odor, which
is not only offensive to smell, but
poisonous TO human life. The gas
thus thrown off is capable Of causing
diphtheria and some contagious fevers
If the lamp must burn, lcayo il well
turned mp and put big shade around
it.-New York Times,
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Treatment OF Criminals.

A very strong argument for the Gin
definite sentence" of criminals, with
probationary release on parole, was
made by Professor Charles A. Collin
ut the recent anniversary meeting of
Che massachusetts, Prison Association.
Professor Collin regards this system
MS "the foundation cornerstone of any
rational, scientific method of treating
prison convicts" "The trnnsformn-
ton of the criminal into n servicenble
member of society" he snid, els the
only effective protection of society
against him. Tho mere temporary
caging of the criminal MS wild beast
is protection to society for the time
being, it is true. But if, when he liz
let out of his cage, he is worse than
when lie went in, he may be more
wary and cunning thereafter, but he
will be more dangerous to society than
before he was Gagged" Under the
present system the convict is dis
charged Of the end of fixed term
with new suit of clothes and q few
dollars in his pocket. "How many
graduates of Harvard University"
Professor Collin asks, Cropped upon
the world i'll such fashion, with all
the benefits i'll character, ability and
reputation which Harvard can give
them, with no friends except such ne
beckon them to haunts of vice and
criminal ways of earning living
how many Harvard graduates under
such circumstances would get through
the next two years without being COM
PEELED to beg, borrow or steal? How,
then, can you expect the discharged
prison convict. with the firmest of
good resolutions las many at that mo-
ment have), but with no satisfactory
references to previous employment,
with no friends of whom he can Dor
row, intoxicated with the sudden sense
OF freedom, to avoid the commission
OF new crimes before he can earn an
honest living ?"--Chicego Herald.
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

The man who knows the least shove
it the most.
The man who leans on his blessings
cannot walk straight.
The easiest thing for fool to do is
30 tell how little he knows.
A mistake is apt TO attract moro at.
tcntion to us than IL virtue.
A watch md man to be any good
must have some ego" TO them.
Good fortune sometimes comes to ms
in very shabby-looking carriage.
The man goes to bed tired who
spends the day looking for nm casy
place.
Who knows how to measure the size
of n lie and to tell whether it is big or
little?
1t is n singular fact that tho blunt
man is apt to make the most cutting
remarks
Only those whose sense of duty is
abnormally developed love all their
relatives.
Tho fellow who makes the most
trouble for the average man is inside
his own coat.
The best and cheapest thing the
world has ever known is charity, and
yet how few possess it.
Fhe man who has no confidence in
womanhood is utterly unwoi thy of the
confidence of womankind.
Hatred always Injuries tho one who
harbors it far more than it does the
one against whom it is directed.
If the world owes you living it
will never pay you tho debt unless
you hustle around aud collect it.
If you will honestly try to mend
your own faults You will have little
time to find fault with other people.
The hornet, like the gossip, would
not be such n bad thing to have about
if it wasn't for the sting in its tail,
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A NEW AND DELICIOUS DISH.

An entirely new and delicious dish
mado from eggs comes from South
America. 1t is called "oggs In Cnr
acas," and was given to Miss Bedford.
tho accomplished teacher of cookery,
by the traveller who discovered it.
will admit that it docs not sound good.
but tho taste is superior to its effect
on tho ear. The recipe calls for II
quarter of pound of smoked beef,
four eggs, ono tablespoonful of onion
juice, one-eighth of tablespoonful
of cinnamon, two heaping tablespoon.
fuls of grated cheese, two tablespoon.
fuls of butter, four hard-boiled oggs,
Mayonnaise, and dash of cayenne
pepper. Put tho four eggs to be
boiled hard in a saucepan, cover with
boiling water, and simmer twenty
minutes. Take piece of beef in tho
bulk, cut off the rind and fnt, and cut
very fine. Put in n saucepan, add one
cupful of tomato, and put over the
fire to cook slowly for six or eight
minutes. Mix we'll the onion juice,
cinnamon, cheese, and butter; turn
into tho tomato and cook three min.
utes longer. Break the other foul
eggs, heat enough to mix, and stir
into tho mixture. Season with the
red pepper to taste. Servo on hot
plates. Also hcnt tho dishes into
which the eggs arc poured. Gut the
hard-boiled eggs i'll slices and put
them around rs border. On each
slice lay teaspoonful of Mayonnnise
dressing. This is IN elegant dish for
luncheon. 1t may be mado in II
chatting dish if one desires. 1t is in
the right condition to DO eaten when
it has the consistency of scrambled
eggs. New York Post.
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a Noyol po.tago stamp.

The French Government has just
created, as an experiment. only, a
postal service by camel express In the
French territories OF Obock and the
Somali coast In connection with this
service a special provisional stamp
will be issued, tho value being s
francs. The new stamp Is triangular,
ike tho old Cape OF Good Hope ylgn-
cites. In the center is a "meharl, T"
OF racing camel; In the background
q desert landscape. Around are In.
scrlptions In three different languages
-Abyssinian, Arabic, and Fronch-
mentioning tho year of issue and tho
name of the colony. Latcr on, II
tho experiment is satisfactory, a fur.
ther issue Of stamps will be made,
the values ranging from 2 to so france
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BUDGET OF Fun.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.
Good Night-Forcarmed-Not What
She Expected-Asked 4 90 Much
"A Now Expression
Hardly, ETC., Etc.

GOOD night" he said TO her, ''good night, ,
Her tiny fingers holding tight,
While round her waist he placed an arm
As Ito shield the maid from harm.
GOOD night"-he said It DER and DER,
And each time took just one kiss more.
Time past them flew with rapid flight,
But still he stayed and said "Good night"
Tho wind blew cold across the void,
While he to her his lovo retold;
And said "Good might" from time to time
With kisses sandwiched in between.
His ovcrcoat wns thick with rlme
When Luna rose to Wow the scene.
Tho gauut trees shivered in the breeze,
The maiden thought her nose would freeze
And pleading looks upon him cast;
But there no stood and faced the blast,
Pneumonin'e dangers scorning,
And when no said "Good night" at last,
And from the maiden's vision pass'd,
1t should have been, "Good morning"
New York Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
THREE Hos1Eny RECIPES.

The following tried rules are well
adapted to tho great army of house.
keepers who in this period of "hard
times" arc try to mako 81 do the work
of So:
Suet Pudding cup each of
flour, chopped suet and milk, either
sweet or sour, small tcaspoonful of
soda, and ono and one-hnlf cups dried
fruit or raisins. Spice and salt to
taste. Stir well together and steam
for three hours. Any kind of sauce
may DO used, but one made after this
recipe Is recommended: One.half cup
each of buttor, molasses and flour, stir
we'll and pour over ono pint of boiling
water. Suet pudding is most whole,
some food, and will go further in ap.
peasing hunger than many moro ex.
pensive dishes. Suet cooked in any
manner is especially valuable to grow
ing children, rs it supplies tho system
with carbon.
Doughnuts-Ono cup cach of noul
and sour milk, one egg, ono teaspoon
salt, onc-half teaspoon soda, flour tc
work stiff; fry in half lard and half
suet.
Bean Soup-One pint of white
beans, ono quart of water, one-quartei
teaspoon soda; boil or soak until the
beans arc swollen: pour off the watoi
and replace with three pints of colo
water; add two or three slices of FIJI
pork, oithor salt or fresh; boil until
the meat is tcndcr and tho bonn,
thickcn tho soup; add salt and pepper
to taste, and, if liked, alittle onion. =
Chicago Record.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
HOPE DEFERRED.

sit was too bad about young Chuck
ster and Miss Plimmcr.
"Why, l thought they we're married
Christmas Day?"
"They were to have been, but
Chichester WINS taken sick with tho
measles and the wedding had to be
postponed two weeks"
"Well, they were married ut the end
of the two weeks, weren't they?"
"No, there came n smallpox scare.
You remember, and Miss Plimmer was
vaccinated. 1t took with SO much en-
thusiasm that when he got we'll she was
still sick, and they had to put off tho
wedding another two weeks"
cat the end of that time they were
married, 1 supposed"
"No, the preacher that's to marry
them is down with tho grip
cago Tribune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
NO RESPECT FOR AGE.

CHANGING down tho bill Of fare tho
other day, q gentleman who was
seated in downtown restaurant had
his eye caught by the offer of roast
mutton, and he decided to order it.
1--WE have none, sir" said the waiter,
when he had received the order.
'Thon You may bring mo somo
spring lamb, was tho order.
The diner waited until after ho had
tasted what was brought to him, and
calling the waiter over to him in
CURED:
"Young man, have you any respect
for age?"
eyes, sir" was the meek response.
"Then never again call anything out
of it's name. This is mutton, not
lamb. "--Philadelphia Call.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

whisl broom is tho best clothes
sprinkler and tho water should be
hot.
If irons be rough and sticky rub
them on fine salt sprinkled on II
board
Fine china should be wished in
warm water. Hot water cracks tho
enamel.
Lemon stains on cloth may he re
moved by washing tho goods in warm
sonpsuds or i'll ammonia.
A spoonful of vinegar put into the
water i'll which meats or fowls are
boiled makes them tender.
The rubber rings. of preserve jnri
will recover their elasticity if sonkcd
for awhile in weak ammonia water.
A feather bed which has done scr
vice for generation or two is hardly
desirable thing upon which to sleep.
Roast or boil n lemon; fill it, while
hot, with sugar and eat it Mt be dtime
MS hot as it can DO borne. This will
break up cold.
Flannel which has become yellow
from use and frequent washings will
whiten considerably if left out Of
doors on cold night.
For au obstinate cough associated
with u cold equal parts of syrup OF
squills, sweet spirits of nitre and para.
goric is an excellent remedy.
1t is said that chocolate cake can be
kept fresh by wrapping it tightly in
buttered paper and putting it in tin
box away from oil other substances.
To bake bananas. strip from one
side piece of the skin. Then loosen
the skin from the sides of the fruit,
dust we'll with granulated sugar and
bake in moderate oven half an hour.
Serve hot in the skins.
Raw meat should never be placed
directly on the ice, as that draws out
the juices. Neither should it be put in
refrigerator in wrapping paper. 1t
should be placed in an uncovered
earthen dish and set on the ice.
TO clean light soiled ribbons put
them in borax water; after they have
been in it five minutes, pick up by the
end and alternately strip smoothly
through the fingers and dip in the
water until all tho spots are taken out,
then rinse in the same way and hang
up to dry.
A fow drops of carbonate of am
monia put into small quantity of
rainwater will prove II safe and easy
antidote for kalsomine, and will i'm
mediately restore carpet injured by
whitewash. Indeed, if carefully mp
piled it will change all discolored
spots, whether produced by acids or
alkalies.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
Ugly Winds.

Tho most pcrnicious winds arc tho
samiols' or hot winds, OF Egypt.
Ihcy come from the deserts to the
southwest and brlug with them In
unto quantities of fine dust, which
penetrntcs even the minutcsL crcyice.
Tho thermometer often rises to 1875
during their continuance, and thou.
sands OF human beings have been
known to perish from suflocation I'm
tho fiery blast 1t was one OF these
samlels that destroyed the army OF
Sennacherib. Alexander tho Great
nearly lost his whole forco In another
ana tho army of Cnmhyscs was ut
tcrly annihilatcd.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
A iInu,o Inn Fret.

Lot tho mother become sick and holplos,.
md tho house Is NIL In disorder. Whom both
father and mother arc down, you may a,
well close tho shutters. Order Is brought OIL
OF chaos often very easily. and Mrs. John
Malin, OF South Butte, Mont, Fob. II, 1893,
found an oasy way out OF her difficulties. as
she writes thus. "My husband and took
very bad rheumatism from severe colds, and
my arms were 30 lamo could not raise Thorn
to help myself. sent Mt once for bottle OF
st. Jacobs OIL, and bofore the bottle was half
empty, could go about my work. My hus-
band became so lamo he could not got out OF
bed. Two and half bottles completely ourod
him. will always praise st. jacobs OH and
you may use this as you SEQ nt." This Is n
clear case OF what Is best Mt the right mo.
mont and how ovory household can DO made
happy whore pain nbounds.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
HoUsEnoLD MATTERS.
HOW 10 COOK CoRNEp pEsr.

Wash it thoroughly and put il into
pot that will hold plenty of water,
Tho water should be cold. Skim care
fully. 1t is not too much to allow
forty minutes for every pound after i,
has begun to boil. Tho goodness oil
corned beef depends much on its be.
ing boiled gently and long. If it is
to be eaten cold, lay it into warm
earthen dish or pan and put over it a
piece of board tho sizo of the meat.
Upon this put clean stone or some
other heavy weight. Salt meat is
very much improved by being pressed
Boston Cultivator.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
No Moro Hand-mirror..

Dressing tables with plain glas,
wings movable on hinges to any angle
arc shown and are great help to
dressing the hair. The hand glss,
Is quite superseded by them. The
wings come attached to quite mex
penslvc tables, and when not In use
can be folded back out OF the way.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08

have been going to see so long is to be
married next month"
Tom tsadly)-sIt's true, she is"
Jack-''That's pretty tough on you.
isn't it?"
Tom lresigncdly)-sI guess can
stand it,
Jack-"Who is the happy MANI"
Tom-"I am. Washington Star.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
THE INSIDE VIEW.

Primus 'You belong to the Tiptop
Club, don't you?"
secundus YES; it's the biggest
club in the CITY,"
Primus- -"Why is it's membership
so much larger than that of others?"
Secundus-"Oh, It's 30 exclusive,
you know. Judge.