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THE G0I1DQ1I CL03L FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1805. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM - cbUNTV. " OREGON. NO HARM MEANT. Eugene Guard. How often do you hear this said, and too often after the harm it done. The writer has no particular case in mind, but on general principles feels that a little round-up on this subject will do no harm; especially in small communities where every one knows, or thinks he knows, everybody's busiuess. Statements are often made in which there is not a particle of truth, nor have they the slightest foundation; but Mrs. A. calls on Mrs. B. and of coarse must have some nice little , bit of gossip to repeat not to be told for worlds; but it ia twisted and garbled until by the time it is confidentially passed around the mole hill becomes a mountain. The damage is done and nothing becomes something- hen you Conviction has overtaken a Walla Walla banker who received deposits in his bank after it was in solvent, and he is booked for a term in the penitentiary if the supreme court of Washington don't interfere. Half a dozen concerns in Oregon went to the wall a year or two ago, one of which was in this county, did exactly the same thing for which the ex-banker of WaBhinton is to be punished but there seems to be no Oregon statute' making the act a crime. Bank depositors were thus robbed out of hundreds of thousands with impunity while the prisons have been full of men con victed of having stolen a loaf of bread, a pair of shoes or a second hand suit of clothes. In the bitr steal, from a moral standpoint the act of dishonesty is as clearly de fined and flagrant as in the minor offenses, but before the law it was not, and so the small fry have to suffer. It was expected that, warn ed by copious instances of bad banking, the late legislature would indemnify the public: against loose banking with a strict law making rhttKA the mtlr dawn thn starter of this furor says: "I meant no'06 receipt of deposits when the harm. A feeble excuse after the cruel wrong is done and someone's character or reputation is tarnished. How often have you noticed a silly prattling woman going from house to house with no other aim in the world than to have a nice little talk and quietly rip someone up the back. No harm, of course; no, not for worlds. This woman is more dangerous than smallpox, and should be shunned as much. First, because she is a foolB second be cause she lies; and last before the community catches onto her, some one gets hurt, and all because that woman had to tell something she would have died if she could not have done so. lknt AM - 1 - , uaua nao moiu vein a crime, OUl that aggregation of statesmen were bent on something else besides bus iness, and wild cat banking is still immunized from punishment. So long as it is, so long there will cori tinue to be dishonest banking and defrauded depositors. That is an admirable speech which was made by Controller Eck els in New York recently. This bright young democrat managed to crowd into a few lines more of the essentials of genuine democracy than most men could do in a volume. He said: "What is a democrat?" is a question that our friends, the enemy, are fond of asking; unmind- How often have you seen some ul 01 tn reate? dimy that m- man who. in order to currv favor heres ,n the Jestion, "What says something or tells something. No harm meant of course; but before that silly speech was finally ex plained much damage was done. Many hot, scalding tears have been shed; much hard feeling been stir red up and endless trouble resulted from that gossiping man who meant no harm but got there just the same. This kind of people are everywhere. They are the ulcers of a community; the fungus growth of society; a menance to virtue, sobriety, integrity and honor, and if they cant be cured, the best way to rid a community of that sort of people is to entice them off some where where -land is cheap and knock them in the head. This bright world of ours is full of good, wholesome, cleanmioded DeoDle who are beautiful in the eyes of God and man; whose daily lives are made - up of trying to do good; to build up instead of trying to tear down and destroy. Most people who gossip and tattle really don't mean any. harm. , If they only knew what monkeys they were, they would endeavor to escape from their home, a zoological garden, and associate with the more noble ani mals true men and women. Somebody with nothing better to do started a rumor that the decis ion of the Supreme Court against the income tax made the govern ment liable to the heirs of those vrbo paid the income tax under the Jaw enacted as a war measure for all the money collected under that law. Nothing could be more absurd. - While the law under which the old income tax was col lected was practically the same that has been declared unconstitu tional by the present Supreme Court it was passed upon and de clared constitutional bv the then Supreme Court, and those who paid ! money under it can have no valid claim on the government for its return. is a republican?" Mr. Eckels gave them an answer which they will be puzzled to contradict, or to para phrase so as to suit their own case. Here it is: "When you have stat ed that the will of the people is al ways to govern, local self-govern ment always maintained; guaran teed individual rights nether taken nor denied to the citizens by legia lative or executive act; the best government, the one which governs least; the taxing power to be exer cised equally and impartially, rais ing no more revenue than necessary 10 meet tne expenses of the govern ment and pay the public debts; and a financial and monetary sys tem unheld which the Dublic credit and mnkoa esuh dollar which bears the governmen tal print a sanction for the worth of a dollar, you have written the wnoie democratic creed." St. Pau Globe. !J AI E S I. S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IEALER IN CENERAL HEiR!C!HIAiNiDII!$iEI ARLINGTON, OR. iVE ARE SELLING COOPS FOR CASH. NEW GOODS ARE CONSTANTLY ARRIVING and are being marked lower than ever,- yet we deduct from these LOW prices a- CASH DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT ! ON dry goods, clothing, furnishing goods, boots! i ana snoes ana notions. ! Groceries are being sold much lower than! heretofore. -We can fit vou out with anv V'mA. -of agricultural implement, such as- Oliver Chilled Plows, Cassldy Gangs, New Departure Canes. I O l - 1 . . m I oisiuiB-iuucnwu narrows, Acme narrows, scotch Harrows and Different Makes of Plows. : GIVE US A TRIAL MISfilJffiMOAQEfOfltOO I THE CASE UNDER THE OLD CREDIT SYSTEM. ! COUNTY SCRIP TAKEN IN TRADE AT FACE VALUE. Superior Goods In the Saddle and Harness Line at Prices That Will Surprise You. The old ulnae, "nennv triananit mnnJ foolish" applies in great many respects to the nnhhf in Mrtfral u'lm Kn Aa.n factory goods, thinking thev are getting bargain when in fact they are the dearest in the end. Pfttraniiut hnmn In. dustry. Come or send to me for every thing in the harness line. I keep a fall Btnck and rnn nan erat .nvtKinn wnn .... p," v ""' . " ' " ft j "i ..in at prices thatdefy competition. Repair- . .1 . 1 . I ' I , . . . . . , mguuiie. vruBre oy man promptly oiled. IU. J. lANTV, Opposite Dal Reed's stable, Arlington. Tan.au VV C.itk I... ,. .1 I. on the way from the East, which will ue euiu at prices to compare WltQ zbC wneat ana oc wool To The Public. I have taken rhartra cf tlio pnnnl.M. ham livery stables io Arlington and hope my menus irom everywnere will remem ber me when they come to town. My rates are very moderate . and the very nest care is taken of stock left in my care. vjiyc ujg m cuance. J. jr. THOMAS Of Interest to Mule Raisers. We have at onr ranch 4 miles east of uonaon a very tine Fore Bred Mammoth Catalonian Spanish Jack, imported from Spain by J. B. Hogate of Omaha. Neb. vve will stand him at onr ranch the present seauon. Kates, 10 insurance; for the season 8 For farther r..ri;n.i. FI"7 w me owners, ixwue Bros, and (i. v. xrnian, ionoon, uregon. Say! Sayll Saylll Did You Know in Yoo can get a firetalass suit of gents' viuuiea at juntea w. emitn's for 8.60, Ho shoddv. either. Y-e-s. and hn haa t.ha larooat tuo eheaoest line at hat Gilliam county. Onr groceries are also ngm uuwn to oeqrocg prices. County Warrants at Face. I will take nnnntv warranto f hoi. i r- - . -J. " umx value id iraue at my store in Con don. R R TUprro Smutty Wheat Wanted. Wn Want tA Vim ir arm m, n . U r.t fimnt.tv- ahricoltwl n onu rvrKa vnA : damaged wheat, suitable for feed, and TUa .D..0af 1 r...A will pay good prices for it. Show your 1 e "RUSSell COmpOUnd samples to D. B. Thomas, the ware- T?Ti'?'-fi!W!'lITJS!, 1 liouseman at Arlington, who is our agent. I? lL ii'sr' Ji JMLj"! Lbonaed, Hitff & Co., . 109 Front St., Portland, Or. Is here to Stay. It is the Most Eco ' Hoes For Sale. nomical and Powerful Engine built. I have at toy ranch, tyt miles south of Fowl I, a number of thoroughbred Berkshire hogs which I will sell very reasonable. . Apply soon I fore they are a'.l pone . ' j , E. M., (Ii.vmbb. Dr. PiLc'a Crai Baking Powder ; Wrli' Fair Highest Award. Write us for full particulars. Tfo fj2ssi!!oa Engfns 2 Thresher Go. PORTLAND, OREGON. Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants registered prior to juiy o, ioo, win ne paia on present- b.iuii . iuy uiiii-e. interes. ceases on and after this date. S. B. Barceb. Treasurer of Gilliam County, Or, uaiea at uondon, ur., May ZI, 1896. Jack to the Front. If VOU want mt new twtta n .Iiaa. come to my new boot and shoe store at the upper end of Main street, Arlington. x Keep ouiy mo cDoicest stock and all kindfl. And m v nrinoa m tK. 1 J f u mtv niv IU VI to. ,, the county. It will pay yootooonieor wnu ui me wnen you need anything in thia line. All kinds of russet shoes for men women and children. Repairing uone at me lowest rates, tall and in spect my stock. Johw P. Rodgerh A Remarkabl Cure of Rheumatism. Westminster, Cal., March 21, 1894. Some time ago, on awaking one morning I found that I bad rheumatism in my anee bo oaaiv mat, j remarked to my wife, it would be impossible for me to attend to hnn!npaa that .law nsmm. bering that I had some of Chamberlain's rain aim in my store 1 sent for a bottle, wi.ivnu ,uuivu(;ii" ly with it, according to directions, and niiinii mi uonr i was completely reliev ed. One finnlimtinn hml Anna tK Kna. iness. It is thj best liniment on the. market, and l sell under a noeitive cnar. amen. iv. n. Harris, tor u a h r. w. Darling, druggist. BUSINESS LOCALS. Books of all kindi. U W. rMriln A Co. Dluhe and gUuware at L. W. Darling Co.'i. i ne oen lemon extract for flavoring, last ar rived. HflVP VAtl HUin nHrnav a wui.iiiuB iww m.uM iiiuv, i tv, leaning ct uo hHf choi bird wed. now reduced to 10c 7,r"rc' "u ningdtuo..na tout bird will ilnfc twetr. wiwuuniieu an orace ai uonaon with U t, iaruuK mm mgvni. Soap'' the bent In the world for the toilet am WT uyiuij. ror uie oyuw. itrung A. Co. The ire heat, minut mnA ham mty nr tton medlflnei in th mnntnr m.n hntnmnA i m urnn wra oi u w . ifaning Vondan. H. H. & H. B. HENDRICKS, Attorneys at Law, j CONDON, - i - OREOON. IT. R. HpnrtHr'ksi ntalr m a atyml.irH .i it willK, hamlliiig anrt Klllng real mtuta:' and li flritn Ttllhl ii .r tunn !!.. it . ?!L!??L0.L2!??on 8nd Bn""lt 8t.f Condon. CHARLES FIX,' r Proprietor of LIVERY. FEED STABLE A CORRAL, Lower Main St., Condon, Or. Hav and mnln av., nlvh. n..h ka. i eatih, 25oj atallroom, per apnn.CHnh 25c. Camn- ,u.n !""-"t"ve free to (wtrom who fur- Kmlri, prixluce of all klnfl. lire twk, fc od rK i., a anui: twi welching free. A llberHl TMVtptm nn mntnuil 7 i n H. dihII for Lone Kock leav mjr bum every mornlnir. pvn.'Tkt. HuminvM .tini.)... r.. r ger will pl:aae give notice the nlitiit'ornvliuu.' A nnrw of the patronage In aolinlted. . Mp-Confectlone7 mftti and aoda foantaln. tobwwo, rlgars, eto.. In eonnwtlon. T Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Avdl Gold Meial MwtwiaUr Fiir &u Frudwe. Flourl Flourll f For thd cheapest and best flour on earth apply to Smith & Royal of the Fossil Mills. Dr. Prica'a Cream Baking Powder World' a Fair rnglwt AUdalawl Dtpfcsaa, Administrator's Notice of Sale of Real Estate. Notice U hereby given that nnderand by Tlrrae ot an order of the roiinty court of UlUiara county. Oregon, of date July d, lwi, In the matter of the eatate ot Jeaae Hpnryer, dereaaed, the nndenlgn ed, aa admlnlatrator of will estate, will, on Saturday, July 13, 1895, duly kU at public auction, tor wih In hand, In fnmt rtl th. ........ A i'iiii ... at Condon, Oregon, at the hour of 1 o'chx'k p. m of aald day, the followlug-diwrlbed real preml tlon ten, townahlp fonr toiith, of ranxu twenty tn. atjlte nl flnwnti .nil n..ntui.il.. in.. ul and alitv arm. more or leaa, aocordlng to the pin, vi uk uriKiiiai i.'. n. iHrvey. Dated at Condon, Onon, thla day ot May IkuA 1 u ...... u. . WAM.ii.il, Adm'r of the eatate of Jeaae Hparyer, Itec-'d. NOTICE FOR PUBUCATI0N. Lahd Orrici it Thb Valuu. Oa, May 7, XtOH, Notice la hereby riven that the following named aettler haa flled notice of hla InbuiH tin lit make final proof In tupportof hla claim, anil that aeinnmoi win b made hrlore the coanty clerk of Uflllam county, at Condon. Ur.. on June '24. 1MQA wf. GILES O. FARMAN, Hd. W, or V?. P s ol rM , W. M. He names the following witneeara to prora hla contlnuona niwni. iifiuu inu eojiivauon 01. aaia lami, via: A. O. Moore, Q. M. Moore. T. A. ttenuer and M. nvnuvr, iuj ul LUQWD, Ifregon. mlO-ia J a. F. Mooaa, Reglater NOTICE FOR PCBUCATI0N. Laud Orrici at Ths Daujis, Oa., Airll , 1896, KaMa.4. h.Mhlr V. ,.. ..tl I .. . ..w. vv Hi..ui. iifin.wiiia-iiania etUer haa filed notice of hla intention to make ma. imm in auppiirt 01 nu claim, ana mat aald proof will be made before the county clerk of Gilliam county, at Condon, Oregon, on June li, riiAXK M. BHAVNOV TM Knit tor the n ne" and n'.j nwJi aen 22 tp 4 a of r 21 e, W. M. He namea the foirowtng wltncmea to Ti r.iv. hi. M.ntlniuiM. s..! . I .... .. i . i vation of, Mid land, via: D, H. Trimble, John C. Cooney, Henry Hilling and John l'almer, all of V"iiufii, uiCljVUi Jas. F. Moors, Regliter. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laud Owes at Tbi Dallm, Oa, April 30, 18!W. Nntlce la h.nh. rri... tk.t h. ..!! n.muH ..ItliH I. .. M 1 . .. ...J ... i... I . . u-..... .vii ..a. uini iiimixui U. iiiMMHHHi Ml make final proof In mipnortof hla claim, and that aid pnMif will be made before the county clerk ,71 vtimaui uonuiv. at uinuon. ureaon. on June 17 vim. ' ... WN, .. HENRT JKRY. Hd. 3026. for the nww ac', ne"4 awj and a'-j nw'4 me u lofj 23 e. W. M. He namea the following .i CTfn uinifiua rveiueniw upon ni.i. cminnuim Ul, mmu ianu, via: jonn 2n. nrnwn, K. u. Koblnaon, Natlianle) Scott and 0 H. Neel, all of Lone Kock, Oregon. Olivia jas. I. Mooas, Reglater NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I.iWn Divir a Ttte- ilin rit a toon Notif In harativdvan tht tho f..uV.aarln ettler bai filed uotic of hit iiiU'iition to nmke uuBi unrtM iijmpjH.nvoi nmcjftiiii.ana tlintnam t.rru.t Mrill ru h,Ia u.nu i. . ....a.. i . i. . a (onna - v . ' . ... mum uiaiui mb nciiuimr. iimnm iin .iiinaa i ia 11W6,tU: CHARLES E. FELL, Hd. 8030, ("'the e4,nmHi neH WH "d nwU ne ne 20 ...... o c. no nniuea me following M linen.- Afl tl TirnVD hi. A.nHnui.u. .... I ........ a cultivation of, aald land, via: W, A. Diddle, O. M. DayU, John Btanley and Mack Blddle, alt of aiv-io JAR. r. MOOM, Regliter R. G. ROBIM & SONS CASH STORE. Wa Carry a Compute Llna of CHOICE MERCIIAIIDISE FRESiT GROCERIES, TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, ETC. , We Mil for cash only, and In order to encourng a caib tndo we are telling Orat-clae goodg lower tlma ever beloie told (or in thit country, Ulve ut your trtde. UNION BLOCK. - ARLINGTON, OR. TIME TO CALL A HALT I and stop sending your money away for goods when you can select your own ' choice and get better value at home. WE BUY ANDSELL FOR CASH and are therefore enabled to soil cheaper than othera who buy on time. You will nave money by inspecting our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. DUNN BROS., 'DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CONDON, OR. iS'-'4 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lakd Omci at Thi Daluh, Oa, Jane 10, 1 DOS. Notice la herahv viven that Mia fr.lir.a,tt. named aittlr hw. hi,..i nnti.. v.,. i...... r.. -- - L . "--.'' I.-.HIWWI HI, IIIKU.IIIII W ii iinxji in .nppori oi nu claim, and that f'""i "in usmiMje ottinren, a. yi, uurley, II, tM Vli" iuin, VT., on Jiuyvr?, JKREMIAH A. CRt)M. IM man for the S4 tp 1 of r 21 e, W. M. He namea me miiowinit wltneaaoi to prore hi. con tlnnoua renKlwioa npon and onltivation of. mild land, via; Charlea Winter of Ciem. K'lward iia ber, George Hanna, 1. r. Tbomaa, of Olex, Or. r . bi'wkb, iuiciter. Administrator's Notice. . VnHM ! h.Mh nt.i.n th.l ... - J , a .... ... . . .v,.,7 n.T,. ,n. ,uW iiiiiiRreiiniea baa been dHly apjK,(ntd by the county court of Ollliam connty (fatteof Oregon, dmlnl.tmtorof the eatate of Hiirah V. Clark, devMued. All por tona having claim, ajrafnut mid dweaned or W eatttto are hereby nntlHed and rennirwt to prenent U,i!,ffm,t'mo'.dJ"1!; erlfled, at Condon, Oregon, within tlx month, from date hereof. wmi at utruion, uregon, June 1, 18(15. Administrator of the eatate of Sarah V. Clark de ceased. . (7.17 ; Pine Liquors and Clears. I have Jiut opened anew Mloon In the gkelly building at Condon and have a new Btock of cfiolre llqnora of all kindu, beer, cigar, etc. If yoa enjoy bucIi re freeheuientH and aniueement, thin ia the place to fiud it. Joa Tnnvrrr. Of Arlington. Or.. No. sets, V Transacts a General Banking Business.: Accounts Kept Subject to Check. Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States' and Europe. Interest allowed on time deposits. SPECIAL ATTENTION CIYENTO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. ! D. M. FRENCH. Praeldantt W. W. 8TEIWER. Vloa-Praaldanti FRANK i T. HURLBURT. Caahlar. ' DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W. W. STE1WER. OEORQB CONSER, L. C. EDWARDS AND A. C. HAWSON. GLAD TIDINGS TO THE FARMER 1 e e 1 HAVE OBTAINED THE RIGHT FROM ONE OF MY COMPETITORS TO PAY THE . Highest Price for Wheat aV-and I'll hm "oh-darnad" If I don't do lt."M o It makes no difference what figures are made to you, dear farmer, confidentially, don't fail to see THE OLD RELIABLE" WAREHOUSEMAN AT ARLINGTON. BEFORE VOU DISPOSE OF YOUR ORAIN. Jeweler aNuMyatghmaker. JOSEPH F. POTTER, A jeweler of seven years experience ia prepared to do all kinds of repair ing in a first-class manner and at very moderate rates. ORDERS FOR WATCHES AND JEWELRY taken, also engraving done to order by a . Francis Improved Engraving Machine. All Work Guaranteed for one year.- Shop at Jeweler's Old Stand in Arlington. GRAIN, WOOL & FREIGHT DEPOT, ARLINGTON, OREGON. ruvuwuw D. B. THOMAS, Proprietor. nnnnnnnn I have just moved into my new and commodious warehouse, where I am prepared to receive and handle all kinds of GRAIN, WOOL AND FREIGHT AT HARD TIMES PRICES. JUUUUU UUl Highest Market Price Paid for Grain. nnnnruirm, Honest weight, square dealing and- courteous treatment is our motto.-; CALL AHD BE COHVIKCEP THAT I MEAN WHAT I SAY SAY, LOOK HERE I .WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY A. Wagon, buggy, cart, mowing ma chine, rake, reaper, header or th resher, or anyth ing else -in the line of machinery, be sure to call on Shurte Bros, at Arlington. Get their prices before buying elsewhere. r
