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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-04-27
LOCAL BITS
Ise Priae oi Oondon tlonr.

Use Pride OF Condor flour,
Good work guaranteed. Condor Steam
Laundry.
Go to JRckson's confectionery for
home made taffy.
Cheap rates on family washing, Con.
don Steam Laundry.
Two desirable residences for sale. Ap.
ply to A. S. HoLLEN.
Hay delivered to any part Of the city
for $ll.50. Arlington Lumber Co.
Flour etc. delivered to any part OF the
city every morning. Condor Milling Co,
NoTIcR FOR SEALED BIDs-To be deliv.
cred to Arlington Lumber Co., at Con-
don, 800 cord l6-inch wood.
The lawsuit between Stephenson and
Jones was decided 6y the jury Monday,
Mr.. Stephenson receiving judgement for
$40.
Take your hides and Pelts to the Arl.
ington Lumber Co. and get the top notch
price, llIac for pelts and lShSc for dry
hides.
We sell best makes OF tanning mills at
$25 each. These mills are fully guaran-
teed to Civ satisfaction or the price will
be refunded. w. L. BARKER.
Keep your bowels regular by the use
Of Chamherlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. There is nothing better. For
sale by Condor Drug Co.
Shoe repairing while Won wait at rea.
sonabl- prices. Shoes made to order by
experienced workmen and guaranteed
to &c. o. w. Propet & Co.
An attachment has been fled by the
Pacific Coast Construction Co. on the
grading outfit belonging to j, W. Hast
ings, one of the contractors. The action
was said to have been taken to protect
come of the men who took sub-contracts
under Hastings.
This is not a fish story but true
statement OF facts. Five fellows fished
for finnIes for four honrs in Thirtymile
last Sunday and caught $50. Merrifeld
caught whale that measured SO inches
around and Rundle caught so trout
many of which weighed four pounds.
II anv reader wants real fish story
with full trimmings they should call on
McBaln, Jarvis or any OF the fellows
who went to Rock creek. Their stories
are guaranteed to he all wool and yard
wide but they won't hold water.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-04-27

Price's confectionery for fine candies,
nuts and cigars. East side Main street.
Your money back IL you don't like
Pride of Condor, $3.50 per bbI. at mill.
Wagons, Buggies, Hacks and all kinds
Of Farming Implements at W. L. Bar
ker's big Condor implement house. Now
is the time to stock up for the busy
Spring farming season.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-04-27
Bargains in Farm Lands.

1850 acres-s00 plow land, 450 sum-
mer fallow, 200 in crop. Running water,
2 miles from Condor, 10 from timber.
$50 per acre.
$50 acres-700 pillow land, lh miles from
Condor. plenty water. good orchard s.
room house, big barn, and other build
ings, well fenced. One of the most de-
sirahle ranch homes in county and sure
money maker. $26 per acre.
For particulars call at GLOBE office.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-04-27
Sample Rooms for Commercial Men.
DRAYING AND TRANSFER.

l have purchased the trans
fer business of F. S. Wooseley
and having had several years
experience in this line of work
| am prepared to attend TO all
orders promptly and will guar
antee satisfaction to customers.
| expect to add an additional
heavy dray team to my outfit
April /. w. o. MILLER.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-04-27

Pride of Condor Flour, $3.50 per Dbl.
at mill. Guaranteed or m oney refunded.
Select your pIOws, harrows and drills
for the coming season at w. L. Barker's
implement house, Condor, Oregon.
JUST RECEIVED-250O rolls wall
paper and more on he road. Strictly
1905 patterns, Prices lower than ever.
w. A. DARLING.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-04-27
COND0N-LONE ROCK STAGE
LINE.

Leave Lone Rock at 700 a. IN.
Arrive Condor at IL 90 a. m.
Leave Condor at | 100 D. m.
Arrive Lone Rock at 500 p. IN.
Daily except Sunday.
ID q RoBINETTE,
Proprietor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
Home Life

DO We pat things the question
the located wneter the house
IN answering the frat question
abes furniture cut glass aud
pictures interest but
they fade into nsignne when TO ask what IA the IN
nuenoe OF the home.
IL IA not necessary that one abed be called old fosy or nd
tho times Of things "a
the the OF modern oub7' Tho at
womans a. organized In America was the sra In 1855
its object purely charitable With the kndea confederation
AJAX the question. who spends her time i'm faao
swerns ~ demands Of club life today
slider matters home and be able
what the influence Of that homer Il fair 10 taY
that the late hours the club It's ubssns interest unnatural
element uneesng aud unreasonable demands purpoeas PURPOSE
unstanabe ambition forgsuiness y this
interest Of loved things sacred does nc this
emny the sacred laugh back at holou
nuenoer
yet Ia Of
what crimes ar committed thy name" go
= when thou huidsst now
house thou shalt baem the roof that thou bring
blood upon the house man fall from thence IL Just as
law uid home build about
such influences that shall fall from thence and bring
blood upon house
The supreme It's value any
community The home determines the moral aen
men OF any community Know the moral sentiment OF the comun
civilization and culture the
influence all that determines the Of the nation
womaR's rule does not
conspicuous her and seldom under
takes read the management of affairs other
than those her household power
er over the fe early profess
who spends his
life the lcas reprehenslhle
My time spent home.
far that concerned But spending tho time the hons
the question what the influence Of
young a time home
passion Eambln 81 there
sptnoua
uprghneasf To tho Influence
the duties OF life
crciabyf Does the influence Of home stir
visitor mbon attain the highest.
hia determination and place
reckless Indifferent the nl.
hment Of hs mission nfef The usual
h charitable uarposeHke the Sornsls II
home finds
duties Of nfe resist Us temptations ln
would Il be unknd Nhy
charity homef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

place all hopes In the future and tinh thai Seattle
he he New York Of the NoRDHoFF.
Vice President The Bon MArehs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

IS evidently a worldwide revival today.
and The world moving With mighty rapid
ty
England Ireland scotland Wales America and many foreign
sweeping reyyaa Old
fashioned sort.
This slsnaeaatbesauss BY
profess passed
prophecy competI
defined Christianity earnest SO
W. r. stead the English ealor
purpose
apathy Indifference
squarely eternity
they ready for both
a o part human
family BY those authority The
lightly considered lives wrecked result
The whole creation been Eroaning in need
The revival 5 Gods
principles
men approval OF a OF religion.
To make me erusi merciful lazy
drunkad and the selfish unasnshthls
OF the revival and this what seeing today whore the
unhndered and where sympathy bestowed labor
again:
apples history
revivals history
certainly these
attempts o stop the chariot tuuch the
You do not believe In rsvtvals7
yoa do In busness-why rsusonf
do believe in exciternentF
Ridiculous louder any political
meeting
You do not believe n stirring he emotlons7
why not you theater e
emotions played like a harp In a masters hand
a reacton7
hoping revival
prosperity
You DO noe ike evangelism
devil
You believe In n
RENE We don't cultivate
ter newspapers. ter books-better everything
this present revival bears the marks Of being
J. WILBUR CHAPMAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
Some Phases of the Labor Question

Failure recognize probably
other Just what this
cgnion implied according oond
the closed shop the employment Of
labor
Tho Citizens Alliance maintains upon
open shop Of regardless Of their aaton
workngen that the ocad shop" Il
practically CLOSED shop trade unionsta
discussing the n interesting
II
probeuas
quesons-th unanimously
shop the topic being discussed high
ethical principles
The ~ has stay
recognized stay
principle organized labor things
Isolated intimidation
graft
with this
practically every
earlier history need history
the thing Is Of organizations composed Of
The unlonsm unlonlsm. For. union
ism conservative unoniam.
appreciate their responsibility their power they
being
quarters worknsman
indicate a claim 10 Infalibity
other things which like MENTION which
simply Every a str. occasion.
than jobs Mitch
recently said better be forever
opyed .ansood The right protest the clta
shall find
eufssyes back days OF serfdon.
All THIS does wosgns Should geek occasions for
making trouble Indeed FAR the @na Americas
mecDnc Those familiar
hardship TO wife and children Every question Of this nature
made ussmont unfaithfa
leadership without saying sssd o. hoahy OPPOSING the
izGon mistakes would be minmized and
q smpoye would pSht aasf words meetings
q ne labor anloa CHARLES sTELzLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
A Frank Statement

saying assumed the role Of
newspaper indicate would
Imply which bsng
according Most
conducted basis which Cor enter
prise wholesome literary value frequcnt
IL of inspiration a education
dependent them for their reading matter
thsy We believe that
keen than the editors themselves What
they accomplish With train
paustakng pretend DO able
70 o In a single
The critic may that contains a than
gsnerous proportion o devoted religion.
Il sunday Sunday. IL
history present revival both Of
from the standpoint Even
ordinary conditions would devote considerable
70 religious topics.
attempt pIanaed Tho star life
occupation. 5 another story. THE EDITORS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
Seattle Of Tomorrow

uero tho future OF Seattle some various
walks OF life sec III Ie.'
Editor star Seattle wusnr
nothing within the anticipation Of the nhrowd fore.
Seattle from booming one
of tho commercial aud transportation points In as United
stais4 ;. W. Hill"
Tho banking future today appears promnE The
conservative progressive policy adopted by tbs management OF
bank IN the city nHurss safety aud stability The opening up
establishment OF indur and the general
deveagmant territory introduction Of capital
and me consequent increase of The deposits and resources OF oar
banks. D. BARNES
Cashier The Washington Trust Company
place my hopes he future Seattle win
he the New York Of the vest r. NoRDHoFr.
Vice President The Bon mafehe.
years be and
steel industry second only to ritaburs -
Secretary Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
have watched the growth Seattle
other Its growth has been eonservA-
tive but steady The future growth will WONDERFUL
coast aud the tins
Ia not far distance when II viii be the greatest
General Agent Of tho Canadian Railroad.
my opinion years population Of be-
JOHN !. WILSON.
Publisher Posiinehgsnesr
taetori-- manufacturing
Seattle the foremost city on tho Pacific coast
seerstary Manufacturer Association.
5 this young country? a young viii his
up against large ships things will
fAi overheard into h' little srsn to make his future
Persistent Moore Investment compan,
Seattle destined great city
working people days Any city under such
Labor Union.
have the greatest h pos.ibie In the future Of Seattle
ueationny believe conditions getting better all the time;
upward. They
particulars but have everything In
ultimately Seattle viii be good tina bea~F D. Coop
Superintendent schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
II A. WALTON

should be gratifying every citizen Of Seattle
navy department decided battiaahp
son the American Bemsrton
complete overhauing II Il also significant that the ship
docked Mare Island yard" Il
had really something durng hs
stay In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

Capt. Kinder = steamer Minnesota made
that the beat without BIT Of difficulty, at
which that
Orient
inter- aofth ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

greatest possible Seattle ed
ueationAy believe conditions getting better all the ms
moving upward They
particulars but everything
Uultmaiey good beat~F Coop
Superintendent OF schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

the Of Jurisdiction between The
fonKhnrsmeua this city % the
affairs connection With trades union novshen
manifaatly
labor
employers and the public suffer Of
CHARLES sTEfzIE
bad that such Sorous weather should be married by the
ssrlnk tho adequate
sprinkunE department = sadly needed n Seattle
Seattle believes peope
concerted effort articles city
would this city a population Of $4,000.
The spring tide 81 immigration and Seattle
4 beginning o En0d efseots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

Seattle destined 20 DO Conditions such that "a
working people under such
Western Central
Union.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
A Question for Judge Lewis.

Judge Lewis says that The Times-Dls-
patch has "libeled" him in saying that he
was old enough to be u reconstruction
Republican,. We would not Intentionally
do injustice to Judge Lewis's tender
years, but reconstruction Is ii comprehen-
sive term and we meant 1t to cover tho
period when the South was under the
domination Of carpet baggers and negroes.
Judge Lewis was born Republican and
got into the party as soon as he became
of age, and has been there ever since.
He says that he was mere boy IN the
days of reconstruction, but he was a
Republican and had he been voter in
those days he would have voted viii,
| the Republicans.
lie was Republican In the contest
between Hayes and Tilden. and he used
] his influence az a Republican oflicehollel
TO bring Federal troops into Virginia on
| election day. He was also an active
Republican in the days of Malone rule
| In Virginia and held Office under thai
regime. II he was not q Republican
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Republican Claptrap.

The Republican platform adopted at
Roanoke says that "only by alliance
with the party OF progress in the na-
ton can Virginia have her share in the
national advance"
Certainly this Is a remarkable state
rleni. II II Is true, 1t shows political
condition in this country that is eX-
lremely dangerous. lis plain meaning lis
that only those States which align them
selves With tho Republican party in State
md national politics are allowed to share
IN the benefits Of national legislation
passed under u Republican adminstra-
ton. IT means that all States alignlne
themselves with the minority party have
been. or will be, debarrea from any
share In measures passed under national
auspices. And there Is a direct intima
/. ton, II not a threat. that Virginia vii
lie the loser IN such benefits If she doe.
not get into line with the Republican
party
The statement Is made SO often by III
Republican speakers, that some OF then
have come TO believe It to he true; an
The danger is that these speakers ma
persuade minimizing people to beliey
that Virginia is really losing ground
losing her share OF national advance
by not being In the Republican column
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Work for the President.

Plenty of work Is lying ready and
waiting for the Presidents attention,
unon his return to the White House on
Saturday next. Questions Of 8patronage,
mainly in connection with postoffice APP
poIntccs, have raised some troublesome
points that demand early adjustment
This is the annual report season in
Washington. and dozens Of governmental
officials and department heads are at
work on wclghty documents, which the
President must not only read as bases
for his message, but which he is fire.
uuently consulted about while in the
preparatory stage. In the larger circles
Of national affairs there are several mat
ters Of unusual Importance. The rcgu-
lation OF railroad rates. agitnted in the
Ftfly:elghth Congress, may be expected
to occupy a good deal Of time In the
incoming House, and there Is also tho
question. involving somewhat similar
principles, OF Federal supervision of the
life Insurance companies. Means Of over
coming the deficit in the national rev.
cnucs have also to be provided. Outside
tho Union there arc many topics calling
for .eloso and early consideration. Sec
rotary Tafts report on political and eco
nomic conditions In the Philippines and
| China Will provide the administration viii,
new data for the betterment Of existing
policies. Tho Santo Domingo customs
treaty. which requires a two-thIrds vote
in the Senate for ratification, will com-
mand the Presidents earnest and per-
sonal consideration. and he must also
grapple with sundry matters pertaining
to the Panama Canal, the political at.
fairs of tho West Indies, and the dcvel.
opment OF our trade in tho Far East
AS there are in addition many minor
questions held over pending the Presl.
dents return to Washington. 1t is snffi,
GENTLY evident that Mr., Roosevelt's
holiday" Is about TO come to sudden
| end.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Heard and Seen
In Public Places.

Mr.. Charles H. East, OF Norfolk, u
wcll-known contractor and builder. the
Senior member Of tho firm OF East &
Hobbs, is stopping at Murpfys. He 10 In
town On business for d day or two
Speaking OF matters ana things In the
{ city by the sea, Mr.. East SAID TO d Times.
Dispatch 3 man I: Norfolk H. on d business
and building boom. More business and re.
sldencc houses nro In course OF comet rue
ton. on tho draughtsmatl g bonrd and
In contemplation than evor before known.
j In the history OF Norfolk OF course
that means that Norfolk business Is
good, for mon onn't build houses for
business purposes or for homes unless
they are making money down town!
New enterprises are sprlnging up every
/ day and new people are constantly com.
ing In and my candid opinion is that
Norfolk will double her population IN
to remember that the buldlnss that
arc going UP in the business center are
not shnnties. not common houses. but
%thcy5are substantial, mod ern up-to:date
buildings. y may DO a little optimistic,
but / honestly believe that Virginia's
great and only seaport is going to double
4 hcr business and her population IN the
time l have mentioned 81 !
"A we'll KNOWN ClllkSu w
terday pulled a Times. Dispat CHI man ~
the corner Of the lobby Of the Richmond
Hotel and said Look here. The Nation
al Educational ssocation ought 70 hold q
It's annual session OF 1907 In this CITY
and 1t will do 1t II Richmond VIII ask
for It and offers the necessary accommnto-
dations. The only trouble is the ma mana ma.
gers Of that association are afraid ina a :
Richmond cannot hold q Dody th al
u ne npnOlp.
and II must admit that Richmond co QUO
NOT do Il this year or next year, Dut
1907 ia a mother matter BY that time the
now jefferson will DO in full blast,
Murphy will have doubled his hotel ca
ID city ana as understand It, the Rich
mond will be double Its present size. ana
j don't know but that there Will be an
other Now Ford's h or PoWhatan. me
great educational convention VIII pc he -
{ in the summer time. It usually meets IN
July, and hundreds Of Richmond houses
can ia converted into private boarding
houses FOR the time being believe Rich-i
Emond can accommodate the gathering
and IL 1t con, 1t ought.sto have ~. 3lt.ls
such d big body It has to arrange for
Its meeting place away ahead OF t' me.
and the meeting place for next year mas 3
been fixed. Richmond ought to nave u
for the year following. Ii
Congressman Hal Flood. OF the Tenth
District, was in the city yesterday o
Ia Times. Dispatch man the con- con-
eresanan si said: III have been
resting UP Bit from, primary ar !
iahors and incidentally looking after a
little private business, My county Ap.
& poa ttox, Is as quiet as a$June morning
rho Democratic candidates there nave nay,
no opposition and there Is 70 be no nent
so far MS = have heard OF IN Appona..
and everything is lovely In the county.
Yes, Will take a part In the campaign
inst sucl, part as may be nssigned 70 me,
Tho state Committee knows where %
fnd mo when 1t wants me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
.F0R.H0RSE SHOW .
IN P|:'|E 1: / ]. R|:.S !: |
First One at the Riverside Coun-#
try Club thea7th Of 5
October.
RAILROAD 4 |. DAD TICKETS i 1 STOLEN
A@Negro Given Two Years Tha.
Conductor Who, Was Stabbed
is Better. y.
RAILROAD TICKETS STOLEN
Especial 10 Tho Times Dispat CHI.

Especial TO The Times Dspatch.)
e PETERSBURG, v A.. September 21-3
Tho Petersburg Horse Show Apsociation.l
which was recently organized here. de-;
cidcd this evening to hold the frst horse
show at the Riverside Country Club
Saturday. October It'll. 538
h Rev. John KoLner. q young priest from
Bohemia. reached Petersburg this morn
ing, and will become an assistant to
/ Rev. Father q Farrell, Of ST. Joseph's
Catholic Church. IN his work among the
Bohemian members Of the parlsh. larss
number OF whom are now residents Of
Prince George and other adjaccnt .coun-s
4 ties. 953 y III. a5 N 5:2 Ms Il Il
y II is Understood that tho 3 coming OF
Father Koiner Is the result OF Bishop
Van de yyers efforts to secure priest
OF their own nationality for the Bohem-s
B ians IN this dist rict. :ls& N ls3
STOLE RAILROAD TICKETS.
Only one case was tried IN the Hust-
ings Court to-day. that OF John pryor.
5colored, charged with stealing a iarse
number OF railroad tickets from a colored
r1aE,1ser OF an excursion on the Sea board
Air Line Railroad .a Pryor was sent to
the penitcrtlary for two years.
At last evenings session OF the court
Wesley Gillian, colored, pleaded guilty
to the charge OF forging tho name Of
another negro. Arthur Campbell. on a
check OF the Norfolk and Western Rall-
road Company for sld.S5, and was given
two years In State prison. 81 Il
Tho report Of Or. r.. a, Martin. city
health officer, for the month ending sep-
TENDER 26th, shows a total OF forty-slx
deaths, OF which only fifteen we're among
the whites. There were fifty-three births
during the month. twenty.t,ins whites
and twenty four tcolored. #
MR. HAWKES. BETTER
IN a. b. Hawkes.. d conductor on the
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Rail-
way, who was stabbed In the shoulder
Monday night on his car by Harry Hol-5
land OF Mancheste err is reported TO be
resting comforta bly>>at5 his home in
Chesterfield, = short distance from this
city .s WI ,5 >. !. +,
Mr.. Waiter "A. Newton and Miss Lula
F.. Rose, both Of this city. were mar
ried { last evening at the residence Of
Mr.. n. e. Baxter, on Harrison Street
Rev. Charles B. Richard. pastor OF Park
View Christian Church. performed the
ceremony. III n 40,
M. H. NJ. Hope, who was recently
q candidate for the legislative nominn-
tfon, to-day filed his expense account
with the clerk OF the court showing
an expenditures OF 81. Is: twenty dollars
for entrance fco and $50 LOT printing 7''F
cards. Ss "a 83 q 81
The Hoard Of Directors OF the Peters-l
burg National Bank has declared a diyt:-
der,d OF three per cent, paya bio out
az the net earnings OF the bank for the
quarter Just closing. rs }S5 ssss