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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-13
LOCAL NEWS.


Josh Portwcod Is on the sick list.
Jim Dunn is still unable TO leave the
house.
Paul Greinor was Ia from Mayvill,
Saturday.
Queen Victoria Is reported TO be II
falling health.
al Harrison, an old timer oi Fossil, Ii
click At tho Condor ho tel.
John shriyer loft Friday for Astoria
lie will return In q few weeks
BoRx-saturday morning, December
., 1900. TO Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Myers,
a son.
John Connolly went 70 Portland last
week on combined business and pleas.
ure trip.
Our Lone Rock letter Il unavoidably
crowded ont this week. II will appear
next week.
Mrs. T. q, johnson, who has been
seriously III Tor several weeks, was able
to sit up Tor awhile Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace, 81 Rock creek, u erect
ing new dwelling near J. II. Clark's
rlace on the west side oi town.
sprlngston 4 Rogers have change ol
nd. this week. II your horse 10 hungry
you had better heed II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave spaulding are In
town this week from Trail Fork, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, r. II. Stephen
son.
The services In the Congregational
church next Sunday will 10 conducted
BY Mrs. q. Hurlbua, who formerly lived
In this place.
Services will be held at the Latter
Day ssints church this evening and will
continue during the week.
d. s. Brown returned from Portland
Monday, having taken his sister. Mrs.
veatch, Of Lone Rock, TO that city for
medical treatment.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-13
RIO nest PIaatar.

A piece OF flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound to
the affected parts Is superior to any
plaster. When troubled with lame back
or pains in the side or chest, give it a
trial and you are certain to be more
than pleased with the prompt relief
which Il affords. Pain Balm also cures
henmatism. One application gives
relief. For sale by The Hudson Phar-
macy--C. w. Crosheld, mgr.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-13
Notice to Sheepmen.

A good sheep range TO let from
now until spring. Plenty ofbunch
grass. Good wind breaks, sheds,
feed racks and all panels needed.
Also house to camp in. For par
ticulars apply to JoHN HARRrsoS,
Thirtymile.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-13
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

In the County Court OF tho state Of Oregon,
for Gillian County,
In the matter Of the Estate OF August seckamp
deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
minlstrator the estate Of August seekamp. de-
ceased, tothe creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to present
them with the proper vouchers, within siS
months OF the date OF this notice, to the said
administrator, at the office Of hisattorney sam
+. Van vaotor, the same being the place for the
transaction Of the business OF said estate In Con
don. Gillian County, Oregon,
RoBERT SEsKAMr,
Administrator OF the estate OF August seckamp
deceased.
Dated this IS day OF December. 1900.
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Paid Dear For His Leg.

B. d. Blanton Of Thackerviile, Tex,
in two years paid over $4,000 to doe
tors to cure Running Sore on his leg.
Then they wanted to cut il of, but he
cured II with one box Of Bucklen's Ar
MICA salve. Guaranteed enre for piles.
25 cts. box. Sold by Condor Drug Co.
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The sun., 1900-02-26
WAS GAINED BT "fRlGK."

Fromthe Georgetown Union Republican.
II, al t1r Awnias News -cems ta
claim, the recent calling q state Con.
venti0n Nv ttia bptfrrs, amt then ta sud
den abaudDnnent WAS tbe result 0f 4
trick, tie Uui@n Republicans il tile
STATE can wei affpr;l 10 let ii 90 al that.
We suggest that ''tscksn are undigni-
fed. We aisD suggest that TRICKS are
beilteiHg and at this crisis in the
affairs u ,Rapubiicauism IN Delaware
dangerous, aAke % the Interest u Union
Republicans and ni Doters % the News
and tq tie Uaion Republican, ii TACT, to
every indiYduai Republican without re-
gard TO his tactiona leaning 4 trick"
says the NeHs. WHIT fa? What was
sought % be gained thCrag5: what
possible good could come 70 Republican
ism or TO the bnters even2 What earth
ly matter is II th9t tic date ior the Con
ventions agree ~ do not agree that
they are held atthe same pace Or ia
different places. We take lor granted
that tle NaIonal Convention Will adj
juditate the issue between the majority
and eAe minority III Della ware, by tile ap.
The sun., 1900-02-26
COR NAN AND HTNNE.

Washington Dispatch II EGnssi CITY sar,
Last night, 1t Germans Invitation.
Governor stone dinrd With the Mary
lander There Wasu L 4 tlealpr ii plcc.
iaus stohes ii Washington Who wouldn't
uaye lair ptize dsht prices to have at
tendei Such caae ol diamond CHS
diamond has aat been pulled afl locally
since ctorman and iiiil we're il the sem
ate together. timmn n6t oniy dined
fhe Ieat, iank Alissouian. but he paid
Kansas Cily headquarters cqnpIinien.
fafy visit, smiled henguantiy, locked
hoiy and said nothing with winning
eontlasy. stone says tlat npbndy knows
iHss whore GormaH stands, but Kansas
City can rely nppn il thlt If there is a
chance ta beat Kansas CITY he sill take
III, and that i lIanaas City develops more
yhan rs votes he win be found sitting iii
Tile bandMagon receiving The hanks oi
tile musicians for Ills powerful support.
The sun., 1900-02-26
CASE on Personal INTEREST,
the snndnr stnr Of YcstertlaN

From the Sunday star OF Yesterday.
If silence gives CONSENT, the Ever
Evening and Republican both admit the
truth OF the rumnrs referred W ia these
columns on last Sunday concerning their
reasons for objecting u the recent iran
chise granted to the Universal Conduit,
Light, Heat and Power Company. W.
do rot wish to be understood IS 'tim-
pugning the motives Of onr daily con
temporarie4 in referring these rninors,
either nov or at any other time. VIZ
merely record the fact that they are cor.
rent all over the city. Tie iacC implied
that is, personal interest in conflict
with th9 franchise granted-does not
necessarily imply D controlling motive
for the ATTACK Df tue papers named upon
the Street aud SaNer Department. he,
cause ol its atim i'll the premises. The
people, however, ate p oee o. jump to
conclusions nom sutiare indIcati0nR,a ,and
when taey qbser { the enerspapers silent
concerning Que action IF puaic olliclals
anu then tord and lengthy NiCa protest
concerning another of precisely slmilal
ch0fag6at, il cBun0t be I attpl of over
puwering surprise I tie reasons lar snci
inconsistency ate sought II motives no
based altogether npon iii unailoyei DC
sire a. eerSe ttl pubic lntGte ~,
The sun., 1900-02-26

plication Of the underlying principles Of
Republican Representative government;
and ii it does not, bu5 gives an unjust
Judgment by Departing Irom these prin
cipes, who Will suffer most hy the facS?
One thing is as enduring us thn everas
ing hills, and that IL the determination
OF the majority Of Dtia rnra Republicans
to nave the same rights, the same recog
milton, the same respectful consideration
as are accorded 10 the nthel States in the
Union. We venture the prophecy that
the "Delaware case" will sooner Or later
trouble those v ho preclpttatea n, ana
are responsible for its continuance. In
a Republic under Republican admin.
istration, especially, it is not safe as 4
precedent to say that any State however
small shall be robbed Of tile right ii ma
iority rule. Not safe in TACT and besides
coWardly, inasmnch as larger STATE
would not under any circumstances b
so threatened. TIC result III 4 successfu
attempt to deprive the majority Of Ra
publcana Id this state II uatir politica
liberties could anlv briLg fnin to th
party at large and to every individual j
it. From Il political standpoint, such
victory would be the victory Of deatl
and dissolution.
The sun., 1900-02-26
SUSSEX LEVY COURT
GIVES OUT OFFICES

The Sussex county Levy Court has
completed the naming Of collectors and
overseers. All the men elected are
Union Republicans. They are as fol
lows;
Ceaar Creek hundred, Elias g. Reed.
Baltinore, Elijah Y. Lynch; Gumboro,
nowns; Seatofd, William Measicl, Jr.;
Little Creek, Elijah y. Ellis; Broad
lam Barr; Dagsbofo, William II, Pusey
CeorsetGwn, ieander I. +. Joaeph
NORTH West Fork, Thomas II. AXE;
I.ewe4 ald Renohoth, Napoleon B. Reg
ister Brul dkiln, John r. Black.
The sun., 1900-02-26
CONVENTION CHANGE.
I'M nnrer state eentinel.

From the Dover state Sentinel.
The calling off 81 the two Republican
conventions Of February 27th, was rem
dered necessary by the tardy discovery
that thirty days pubic notice was re-
quired by newly adopted rule 81 she
National Committee Both factions fell
into the same mistake, hnt aside from
the face that any rni-t HI il rlgfettaAie,
we cannot ste that IL DtNrs anS material
difference. lhe t@o Conventions @ill le
held and the rirs uhni u .ar.tp viii
BE- pr If3rmtd " = ts organizations.
the episoGe unua- tStp stfotE Iigit,
however, tie ~pirn 81 nnfnmteA the
MN, who tiie ttn Oe!ta5 etill th.
constantly diuinlshlug arsaniz3ti II -
tn s,ca'lcd Ike snaf-.
The ultimate, pan !. .ss.ht 1ni a ttlt
party holds no piAec III G.v&r tsifeeta
ttons. Ii is gratifying, haWeyer, u
Know that the pr.at mess II ~, pt
reject aod feput.iats suai nns wu,ly n5R
sensical tact,cs Z r.r nas na olcaalni
for cal Ing a stare convention in Fehlu
AIRY. IL vas i new departure III politics
The sun., 1900-02-26
PROPOSAL.
WoRKHousE BuILDINGs.

Seated proposals Uiil he received y the Board
81 Trustees the SnY lastle t'otintN Workhouse
unit. II n'rlaaK, y IN, uarch q, 200, for the
gililiNg III n Wais house ANd alil urtenances,
also fOG tie nildinu IA power j lse and un-
derground na,s grMhy at 6irri bank, New
castle county llal.
Plans can ~ seen And specific atiors aud forms
~ ptnp0snis Ia6g b hhd III nillyinG at Board Of
Trade rooms, in thr Equitable Building. Will
mugt0n, Del ON a 4 Hftr fe ruaiy 20, laG0.
ihe Board Gf ttA tees lts,l rts the right 10 re-
iPci any aui AL bids
j. FRANK BALI, ]. n. GAWTHROP,
eertttayy President.
The sun., 1900-02-26
on TALl.sIl n
THa sM nA4 u. ...aaH 100.
a,SQ c'aloGl Q !,

5ho lailaans ipseiiia iHal istate yia
n ihat eerWn l52ee 0r Mt.Nl pl end - tdNtE
is tue i0WnH iadittiWa, asii GeoHst- hun-
ittii NeN H3s0 ,rpp@i helaMals ba0Rded Nv
AIyiH sateeaAE ilesdHth aii haes.t ay lah4 ef
Nss iNala G@sqn en Lli. uett Ply AHdWson
teet ldi tl .hg west bF 8aas Qf @5litam
fuiloWs;
BestHiHg4 ii iat 8n e Asftl Stds af
{an sif&e1 a3 1Ftter fsr tFasl premises aId lnN1
"a Wdiam G4GhtEn; 5nCtcE 7jtu Main street
iogtb a1Ellypiua d,Ei e d. st fFg-ti,e ttoct f. \
eGtHCr f these jDanises ard HHds of ~ SIS
Lydia duHcnsgI uoyHith Der iiiia north one
3JRfer, west $50 handtcd ufl8 lWthtS ane iCct to
"a e4fAeIes afGitAi3; ihenpe ubrth III
ltlel thrt quarters degrees west II tItWa feet
tuhr nchfsto stake Il ti'e y II lide uf Atd, u.
33r sleat eaiupr Is aiuitstd d; thencc with
ftrd dEfees WcSt ffty-tWl lref ton inches To i
at'kp nii tanyaGihSide a Said street corner fai
tbi "a prQM stS md lands Il William cochran
taeprv ATTN hG std toahtan's me south eighl
and tlrret-querar degrees tnsi tnirl two fee
IL hYNheg " stake Collcr ~ thtsr premises
ANA lMlds i cue said cochran: 3hpuca suuth one
4 fstee aus tWQ iuHdred aAd tWenty-one feet L
| Size Place af hcgianug, co.iiaiuiug Within these
meies ard hnunds thirteen thtisunG sevcn hun
drtd ana gttnety-lhrge square Zee Isl land be tni
"a me more or less with a dWFlliug hnuse ant
ether huiidi1 es ihlre1u eject q
Seized aiid ,akeu in execution ns tic propert!
| ~ EiinnIa VI scOWdriclt and lanes II ScaW
dick, her hus band and IT'S and 20 bes sold by
JOHN u. TANL0R, sheriff,
shenifs oGce, Wilmington, Delaware, Fet
ruafy 20, 1900
The sun., 1900-02-26

and the only reason was simply the non
tensical, school boy trick to ,rut in''---
Feat ahead 81 somebody, coupled With
the carefully studied plan 70 avoid COM
parisons of strength and numbers qf the
two organizations lt Was characteristic
of weaklings, and will serve no good
purpose 20 those who conceived it OF to
the decadent organization responsible
Tor it.
The campaign Is On; the battle will b.
fought 70 d finish, and all present inpica-
tions point % viet0y Inc sitting pro
cass N still going on, the wheat and the
chaff are being separated.
The sun., 1900-02-26

ovefseers Of the roads were elected as
follows:
For Georgetown hundred--John RI.
Dodd, James Locates, Philip White,
James Sammans, Elton Il. Wood and
Horace i. Pepper.
For Dagsboro hundred John B.
Parker, Gieensbnry II. Rogers, Leonard
short, James p Carey, Joseph Parker,
Isaac N. Erittlngham, George Il. West
and Sampson J. Baker
For seaford hundred d-R Robert T.
Brown, Curtis ]. Wheatley, Daniel A
Brgan, Charles Eisev, Jes w. Obier
Charles Fredel and J. e Messick.
The sun., 1900-02-26
Sixth and Orange Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
lrow,s This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hal'a Catarrh Cure.
II. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known I.
j. Cheney forthe last Is Years, and be-
ieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially able
70 carry out any obligations made BY
their firm.
WEST ( TRuAX, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, @
WALplNG, HISxAN X MA Ry1N, Wholesal,
Druggists, Toledo, 9.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
aeiing directly upon the blood anC
mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi
innnials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-02-26
Events lFoniaht.

sttton's, Uncle Toms Cabin, Grand opera
House.
Painters and Decorators.
Raard III tdueAtjoii, 10 East sixth street.
Euieka ledge a. II 4. N Masonic lenlpie
Chu tige Enca apment o q. Il, Eden Hail.
a.nith fost No.l,a, a. ~. Third aad Marhet
Npo.lo caste. X, 4. n G2i2 Marlsot strce,.
liGpuckor5ehlng Tribe, l.0. R. M., Ked Mems
Hail.
Board of foiicc Commissioners
Btatiywlne Laiga. /. b. Q. / Highlands.
lieIm Y oage, |, 2 Q I iiaen Hall
Lady trnGin Home CGmmunion r. OF IT.
#.shinelon Lodge. k. on In. II il. Han.
Hu,tsa Temple ~. =. seventh and Market
Skinner Post, g, 4 /. r., Fourth ana sliplcy
iiSmod Council Y /, q. e. X III. Eaan IIall
N nitason Division, Y. Il Il. q =, X. Of +
Wiiminsl1n and Bran.!ywine Council, D. d. A
M, ettaHnd Kin. ,tr cts.
imiusen Encamra.ent, X. II y, j. and N
,a.aNule oare n H. Rcd Mems HAIL.
/ Mnaap riEc, q d. NJ. Red Mems Hal.
I wi mWg u G9ucl4ve, !. q H Masonic Hall.
Y ho, 4 rttetds' ctstic, /. " n Glal-2 Maj
i aei.ware conciaea ). y. NJ, SO orAng
Bro@us,a Library Association, Fourth an
HgieElascts International Union, smith bulk
ing.
~hets LtaraS AS c,ntion, ZIG West sixt
street.
Ra}anl Toaiau,i,7 shiplcy street.
BI,c hocS Gauicil. l.. y. Il. O., Red Men
building.
DsieWaic tolgc !. O. .. i, odd Fellow
Hall.
salrineu L'aguc.
Delaware tiap, Il. Il. +.
st. i;ertdict's Bct,thcal Society.
tiforrty aud Provision Clerss' Association.
AprothattoX Cnmp. ). OF ", Ninth and Xii
] streets.
The sun., 1900-02-26
sEIElsIFF's sALEs.

d JllERI E'9 sAisE BY NlRrUE or A WRIT
w Of Iatsli Fisaias ~ uic,direeted, will be ex-
posed v VnlAis Ile at the atipnBl Hotel. i'm The
to0UCf agd iet6wn 5t. Georges 6Indred New
Gast'0 Csuntgi p.laWHFC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-17

A dinner gown of mauve satin has skirt
OF luXeuil lace Over the front and back
are panels of the satin embroidered with
figures of purple panne, emphasized with
gold beads. The corsage is of the enbroid-
cred satin, held by a corselet of white lace.
The mitt sleeves are of purple, figures on
mauve, mousseline de sole being substituted
for the satin. One shoulder strap is of
purple velvet fastened to the corsage by a
butterfly of gold beads and amethysts:
bows of purple and mauve tulle held by
these butterflies cross the other shoulder.
With it is worn in the hair a gold and
amethyst butterfly holding a short purple
and mauve feather.
A pretty gown for the ball room has n
tunic of white lace, with the edge en-
broidered in velvet roses. This is slight
ly draped over skirt of white satin, with
edge finished with line of sable On the
corsage is a packet corselet of lace with
embroidered edge. The decolletage is fin
ished with ruffies of white tulle, and
strings of artificial roses make the Shout
der straps.
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sometimes being used with umbrella after
umbrella, as soon as one cover is dis
carded another being put upon the frame.
Lovely Cloth Gown.
Cloth gowns are now so much used for
entertainments that the appearance of a
silken robe at an afternoon function is a
rarity seldom to be met with. One of the
women aiding a hostess at recent after
noon reception wore gown of primrose
cloth, with narrow vertical tucks arranged
III groups of five vertically upon the skirt.
Be it mentioned that narrow tucks are al
most entirely taking the place of the wide
ones upon the more elegant toilets-tucks
fine that they resemble cordings. The
gown mentioned was draped upon the
shoulders with silk muslin fichu and ruff
fles of silk muslin to fall over the wrists
from the elbow sleeves. A pointed vest of
lace depended from a soft collar of black
velvet, and bows of black velvet knotted
the fichu. A girdle of black velvet and
bands of black velvet upon the sleeves were
ornamented with coquettish bows of velvet.
With her hair softly arranged upon her
graceful head. bow of black velvet ribbon
was the only ornament needed and there
certainly was no prettier picture than the
dainty damsel in those crowded rooms.
CATHERINE TALBOT.
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as their skirts. These belts are either sew
ed to the skirt in the back or firmly hooked
on. In front buckle may be put on or a
gay clasp, but the best finish is to have
them cross in front and fasten by an in
visible hook and eye. In this way the de-
sired long-waisted effect is obtained.
The fancy shirt waist which is the CEN
trail figure of the Illustration has a yoke
and collar of very fine tucking. The body
of the waist and the sleeves below the caps
are of fine white null, finished with band
of embroidery. There are turned-over cuffs
also finished with a hand of embroidery.
There is no gainsaying the fact that these
elaborate waists are extremely popular.
There are even grass linen waists in the
true unbleached brown, which have hand
kefchief boleros edged with narrow Valen-
ciennes lace, which tie in a careless knot
across the bust. Now, if these waists were
only seen with linen skirts they would be
above reproach. but as a matter of fact,
they are sold to wear with any skirt.
In Lace and Ribbon.
There are most elaborate affairs made of
alternate rows of satin ribbon and lace. The
ribbon is yellow, pale blue, pink or white,
and 1 am still living in fear that 1 shall
see one of alternate rows of red ribbon and
white lace.
The waists 1 have seen were extremely
pretty, no doubt. Had their industrious
owners gone on and made an overdress OF
alternate stripes of ribbon and lace and
worn their somewhat betrimmed costume
over princess slip, the effect would have
been pleasing and suitable for many fes-
tive occasions. But to wear one of these
waists with any skirt which is considered
suitable for afternoon occasions is to pro-
duce a harlequin effect.
Put away among the childrens dresses
of a generation ago 1 saw in a chest this
spring little frock of alternate rows of Va
Ienciennes lace and fine embroidery, and
with 1t there was a blue silk slip. That
day 1 also saw a waist of alternate rows of
Valenciennes and lace, which had with it
both pink and a blue slip. But the dress
of the little girl was in far better taste, as
1t was princess, and in wearing it there
had been no violent contrast between elab-
crate waist and very plain skirt.
White shirt waists will be worn in prefer
ence to all others, they emerge SO tri-
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up in folds or ornamented with plaits or
tucks. A recent garment with the caught
up folds was made of gray blue cloth, the
folds being so tucked up on the back of the
hips as to display petticoat of white
stitched cloth. The front of the petticoat
disclosed another band of this stitched
white cloth rippled over the shoulders into
a wide collar. A at the throat was filed
in by chemisette of lace.
Colonial Tea Coats.
There is no chance for any great novelty
in the design of a tea jacket. One that ex-
hibited certain new features was made
something like the old colonial coats, but
with a fchu brought Martha Washington
fashion over the shoulders and under the
arms. The jacket was of brocade. satin
lined with very pale green silk, the frilled
chiffon being of white.
The Riviera is suffering from an epidemic
OF influenza. So many fair DANES who
started out for the south with trunks well
laden with flnery are spending their days
in the seclusion of their rooms clad in tea
gowns and endeavoring to allay the redness
of aching eyes and noses.
Lame de Pougy, with trunkfuls of stun
ming frocks, was one of the late arrivals.
Her beauty and her marvellous gowns are
the envy of the more conventional fashion
able danes. who scorn, yet cannot refrain
from admiration Of the Partisan theatrical
beauty. One of the hats in which she ap-
peared was doub,e-brimmed affair with
shaped crown, almost covered by moss
rosebuds, with specimens of the feathery
like foliage. The dropping brim framed her
piquant face to perfection. The color of the
hat was coral pink. the crown being draped
with taffeta silk of that color.
Roses and CieI TuIIe.
Rejane, who always wears chapeaux of
the most fascinati ting style, has been seen
several times of late in a very bewitching
foque CT cicl blue tulle, arily fluffed on
crown and sides and adjusted that it is
higher Oh the left side than on the right
A wreath of small roses encircles the brim
and generous cluster of the same flowers
rises gradually over the face at the left
side.
Luxeuil lace handkerchiefs are the most
fashionable OF those used for dress occa-
sions. OF course, the center of the hand
kerchief is OF the finest and SheereSt white
stuff, the lace being put on in a shaped
border rich purse can buy. Co!ored
pocket handkerchiefs are quite general for
ordinary morning use. They are mono
Erammed or embroidered just as the white
ones. but with thread a shade lighter or
darker than the lawn cambria.
Umbrellas covered with silk to match
the gown and with the handles jeweled are
now demanded by Dame Fashion. Umbrel-
las never were so deliberately elegant at
the present time the frames and handles