THE CONDOM GLOBE.
FRIDAY, AUQUST 16. 1895.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF Q ILL! AM
COUNTY. OREGON.
COMMENDABLE ENTERPRISE,
rrinevills Review.
From the Condon Globe, we learn
that the Gilliam county ebeep men
have formed themselves into an as
sociation known as the "Sheep
men's Protective Union." Such en
terprise is commendable indeed.
The county of Gilliam already gives
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, I8S5-I89S.
Thb University op Orkgon, Kugene,
Oregon, offers true tuition to all students.
Young wen can obtain board, lodging,
heat aud light in the dormitory for 2.50
per week.. Roomers furnish iheir own
linen. Young women nrs provided with
board in private families at $3.00 per
week. Young women desiring board
should address Prof. John Strano, Eu
gene, Oregon; or Secretary Young Wora
eu's (Jhrintian Association, Eugene. The
University offers three baecalaureate
degrees, Bnehelor of Arts, Bachelor of
Science and Bachelor of Letters with
corresponding courses of study. The
following shorter courses are also offer
ed: An English course leading in two
years to a business diploma and in
three years to the title graduate in En
nlnmas from publ
having teachers' certificates are admit
ted to the primary department w ithout
examination. Those desiring informa-
Karresan. Eugene.
Forcataloguesand information address
C. II. Chapman, President, or J..J.
Walton, Secretary, Eugene, Oregon.
Graded Bucks for Sale.
Ten head of No. 1 graded Kimrock
bucks will be sold very cheap if applied
for soon. Apply to the owner, J. K.
Fitzwater, or at this office. .
i A u. arlioh : An advanced course for aradu-
bouuty of one dollar per scalp, ..,i ..h....iH;..
which, augmented by the dollar ' gree master of pedagogy : A three years'
given by the union, brings the re-1 course in civil engineering leading to
ward up until, were it not for the the degree civil engineer: A course of
t v, ...... ., two years for teachers of phvsica edu-
fact of inaction on the part of eur- l tio-n tQ ft diplJ,m-R nJ lhe
rounding counties, flockmasters of! title director of physical education. The
Gilliam might look forward to the j University charges an incidental fee of
time when they would be free from 'ten dollars which fs payable in advance
v.; tiT- .,,-.,; riby-all students, btudeuts holding di-
this pest. The extermination of fomM frmn blic 8(.hoo,8 8nd fho?e
ine coyote in eastern uregon is de
pendent on whether or not the re-
niainina rrinnrips in t hid fipotirm nf
fhstat will hue th Pntprnrisfi 1 tio" regarding the preparatory depart
tne state win nave tne enterprise , (uent 8houd ddmM the Dean, N. L.
to luuow me wuragcuus icnu ui
Gilliam county. United effort on
the line thus laid down by our
neighbors will weed out this curse
of the plains, and nothing else will.
It will be discouraging work for the
citizens of GilUam to kill their por
tion, only to have them replaced by
covotes from Grant. Sherman. Mor
row and Crook counties, and it is Hhorte Bros, of Arlington are .also
unreasonable to suppose thev will -T1? lor the "V,etor and "Ra"'bler"
grow weary or wen aoing aiier a
time unless they are sustained by
actions in this matter by surround
ing sections. Another point is per
tinent in this matter. There can
be no question but that a bounty
for coyote scalps, on the part of an
Eastern Oregon county, partakes
largely of class legislation, and if
sheepmen will do nothing within
themselves to further their own in
terests in the way of removing dis
ease and pests from among their
flocks, they cannot in reason de
mand but a small special outlay
in their behalf. On the other hand,
if they should show a disposition
to make special effort in their own
behalf, there would be some encour
agement and less complaint heard
from other lines of, business in
granting aid to their special bene
fit. We hope the spirit of enter
prise that prevails among our Gil
liam neighbors may pe emulated
through Eastern Oregon, Crook
county not excepted. Shall we do
it, or let it go by default and com
plain at the county court every
time we hear a covote howl?
uxnnnnnuwu-
We understand that Arlington has 20
bicycles, of which the "Crescent" leads.
Sold by Shnrte Bros.
Last week James W.Smith received
one carload of Calcutta wheat bags and
has over half of them sold already.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
I have just located and established a
gallery at Condon and respectfully invite
the public to call and examine my work
before going elsew here. My prices are
very reasonable and I guarantee satis
faction. W. L. Richards.
Shurte Bros, of Arlington sell that
beautiful light-running Champion Reap
er; also the Hains Oregon header, which
has no equal. '
Horse butchering will not. after
all, be a competitor in the Ameri
can butchering trade, as was pri
marily feared. In the first instance
beef is so cheap in this country that
it is easily witbin the reach of the
poorest wage-earner; and in the
second, it is not Che purpose of the
projectors of the horse-slaughtering
industry to establish a market for
their product on this side of the
Atlantic ocean. The only part of
the horse that can be utilized for
table use is the hams; the rest of
the aarcass will be ground up for
fertilizing purposes, both to be ore
pared for the European markets.
Portland telegram.
Shurte Bros, of Arlington are not
selling out at cost but will give any
one a good deal on a wagon, buggy,
mowing machine, reaper, header or
threshvr: in fact anything in their line.
Call on them.
The traveling public will be glnd to
learn that the 6. R. i X. Co. ar now
allowing stop-over privileges on all reg
ular local tickets. Effective July 15th.
James W. Smith has a few 12-ft.
Hodge steel frame headers left, which
he wiil close out at reduced rates. He
can also furnish good second-hand head
ers at low figures.
James W. Smith is now receiving Stock
Liverpool, and Table Salts directly from
the Salt works and is prepared to
sell lower than any merchant.
Another newspaper has succumb
ed to the enevitable. The Portland
Stin has departed this life and
gone'to that land where newspapers
never die. The Sun started -for
the express purpose of supplant
ing the great daily Oregonian, but
its untimely end shows that papers
built upon the ground-work of
epita are apt to be short-lived.
That is a pretty big hold the Ore
gonian has upon the Pacific North
west and the morning paper that
crowds its way to a place of more
prominence in that field will need
Kuuch perseverance and a world of
capital behind it. -Goldendale Sen
tinel '
If America can show no such
record of old people as Britain it
is not unreasonable to suppose it
it because, notwithstanding the
greater incomes and luxuries of the
average family, our people are not
content with simple food or if they
are, select and cook it badly, liv
ing, for instance, on pork -and sog
gy bread and because, either
owing to climate or heredity, they
destroy all eh&nee of being "benefit
ted by habit of placidity .New
York Tribune.'
Corvallis Times: H. Darr, fore
man of the late Portland Sun, was
A passenger for Newport Monday.
He is authority for the statement
that a dal is on foot looking to the
resurrection of the paper. The ten
rIeven months' experience in the
publication of the Sun cost those
behind, it about .If 50.0001
The Purrant trial has now been
In progress over two wefikfl, Seti
jurors have, .been secured out of
wore than, .'400 persons examined,
iV-d two pf these may yet be dis
posed of.'.,' This trial will probably"
jtiwt several months, .
r. Price's Cream B?Mn Powder ,
You will find a full line of Standard
reapers, mowers and hay rakes, and all
extras in James W. Smith's machine de
pa rt merit.
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to Kov. 10. 1893, will lie paid on present
ation at my office. Interest ceases ou
and after this date. S. B. Bakker,
Treasurer of Gilliam County, Or.
Dated at Condon, Or., June 26, 1895.
SUMMONS.
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for
the f ouiity of GHllum.
Lizzie U-adbetter, plaintiff, rt. Lyman Lead bet
ter, defendant.
To Lyman Leadbetter, defendant above
named: lu the name of the utate of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear und answer
me complaint men rguinar you in uie aoove-cn.
titled unit on or before Monday. Kentembcr 16.
Ikjo, that being the first day of the next regular
term of this court; and if you fail so to appear or
aiinver, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief prayed for in her com
plaint, which Is that the bonds of matrimony ex
intinir between the plaiutiff and yourself be for
ever dissolved.
Till summons fs served upon you by publica
tion thereof, not less than once a week for a pe
riod of six weeks in the Coniiom Ouobk, by or
der of Hon. W, L. Bradshaw, Judge of the above
entitled court; done and dated at Dulles City,
Wasco county, Oregon, on the 20th dav of July,
A. D. 1895. H. A. D. OPKLEY,
128-24 . Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Mr. C. G. Strong, principal of the pub
lic schools at Anderson, Cal., says: "I
hai'A lifted f ?hairtriprlain'a Puin ftatni
and have found it an excellent remedy
for laments and slight wounds. Lame
ness usually results from a sprain, or
other injury, or from rheumatism, for
which f '.rmttihpt-lflin'a Puin Rutin la a
pecially intended and unequalled. It
affords almost immediate relief and in a
short time effects a permanent cure.
for sale hy L,. VY. Darling, oruggist.
County Warrants at Face.
I will take rnnnf.v warrant a ar. thr.tr
face value in trade at my store in Con
don, S". B. Babkek.
Jack to the Front.
If you want any new boots or shoes.
com to my new boot and shoe store at
the upper end of Slain street, Arlington.
I keep only the choicest stock and all
RinuH, siid iy prices are the lowest in
the emit), "It w ill imy voo to come or
send to ie when you need anything in
thin line. Aii kinds of russet shoes for
men women und children. Repairing
dene at the Iowt rates. Call and in
gpcyt my Btork, John- V. Roooekh.
Superior Goods in the Saddle
nd Harness Line at Prices
That Will Surprise You.
The old adngp, "penny wise and pound
foolinh" applies in a grwtt many respects
to the publlo in general, wlxi buy cheap
factory goods, thinking they are gettitii!
a bargain when it fact tiy are the
dearest in the md. Patronize liome in
dustry . . Coina or send to me for every
thing in the harness line. I keop a full
stock and you can get anything you want
at prices thntdefy competition.-. Hspair
ingdoue. Orders by mail promptly diked.
M. ,1, 'anty,.
---.Opposite Da! Reed's stable, Arlington,
Flour! Flour!!
For the cheapest and best
JAMES W. -SMITH
J
-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN'
iivnUilliS;
' GENERAL
ISEIRIC1HIAI
ARLINGTON, OR.
VE ARE SELLING COOPS FOR CASH.
HEY 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!
and shoes and notions.
'Groceries are being sold much lower than
heretofore.
-We can fit you out with any kind--of
agricultural implement, such as-
Otiver Chilled Plows, Cassldy Gangs, New Departure Gangs, i
Spring-toothed Harrows, Acme Harrows, Scotch
Harrows and Different Makes of Plows,
Osborn Reaper, Hodge Header, Buf-;
falo Pitts Thresher, Standard
and McCormick Mowers.
! COUNTY SCRIP TAKEN IN TRADE AT FACE VALUE.!
CRESCENT
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WHEELS
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FROM NORTH TO SOUTH, EAST TO WEST.
Why pay $100 for a wheel when you can get a No. 1 Cres
cent for much less? .Every Crescent wheel is fully
warranted. A catalogue is yours by addressing ....
Western Wheel Works, Chicago and N. Y.
or SHURTE BROS., ARLINGTON, OR.
ALSO AGENTS FOR THE VICTOR AND RAMBLER WHEELS.
Fine Liquors and Cigars.
I have just opened anew saloon in the
8kelly building at Condon and have a
new fctook of choice liquors of all kinds,
beer, cigars, etc. If you enjoy Rnch re
freelieiuentg and amusement, this is the
jilatte to find It. Joe Thkvstt.
One night when Mr. Isaac Reese was
stopping with ue, saysM. F. Hatch, a
prominent merchant of Quartermaster,
Washington, I heard him groaning. On
going to his room I fonnd him sulfrring
from cramp colic. He was in such agony
I feared he would die. I hastily gave
him a dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cho
lera and l)iarrhoea Reine'jy. He was
soon relieved and the first words he tit
tered were, "what was that stuff you
lave me?" I informed him. A few
days ago we were talking about his at
tack and he said he was never without
that remedy now; I have lised it in my
family for wevenil years. J- know its
worth and do not hesitate trrrecoiiimend
it to tnt. frlvnds. and customers. For
sale by L. V. Purling, druggist.
flour on earth
St Royal of the Fouail Mllla,
H. H, rr B. HBDRiCKS,
: Attorneys at Law,
CONCOHJ. - i oceqon. ;
it If. .Hh4rtek 'msts pflily of co)Ic-
ttMtU Wl itlKff ntt'A. It'll'', n.ltriJ.m.m iI.mI-
appjiyttd Smith r'.fciJUfiKftn uin ra huI mai
f v,,.,f ...i - irS"ii,( "i-m ntwn can, 'mt'B
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To The Publlo.
I have taken charge of the Cunning
ham livery stables in Arlington and hope
my friends from everywhere will remem
ber me when, they come to town. My
rates are very moderate and the very
best care is taken of stock Jeft In my care,
ftive me a chance. ,1. F. Thomas.
' No Threshing Outfit is Complete
without an
Aii!omat tc Stacker
Write us for Catalogue and Prices of
; Ermines, Threshers,
stackers, Horso Powers
v. and Saw Mills
CASH STORE.
-W Carry a Compute Line of-
CHOICE MERCHANDISE
-a- FRESH GROCERIES,
TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, ETC.
We sell for cash only, and In order to encourage a
cash trade wo are tolling flrst-clasa goods lower than
ever before aold for In this country. Ulve oe your trade.
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 ANeTseLl FOR CASH
ami are therefore enabled to sell cheaper than olheri who
buy on time. You will save money by inspecting our
good and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
DUNN BROS.
DEALER3 IN-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CONDON, OR.
Of ArlinRton, Or.,
tun. HU H.
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 CIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS.
D.M.FRENCH, Preeldentt W. W. 8TEIWER. Vlc-Preldnt FRANK
DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH. W. W. STEIWER. GEORGE CON8ER, L.
C. fcUWAKUS ANU A. Ki. riswourii q
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GLAD TIDINGS TO THE FARMER I
1 HAVE OBTAINED THE RIGHT FROM
ONE OF MY COMPETITORS TO PAY THE
Highest Price for Wheat
rand I'll ffosh-darndM If I don't do It."!
It makes no difference what figures are made to
vnn rlfiap farmnr ivirifWlnnlinll v flfm'l. fail Ia baa
"Ivittle Phil,"
THE "OLD RELIABLE" WAREHOUSEMAN AT ARLINGTON
BEFORE YOU DISPOSE OF YOUR GRAIN.
SAY, LOOK HERE!
.WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY A.
Wagon, buggy, cart, mowing ma
chine, rake, reaper, .header or
thresher, or anything else
" in the line of machinery, be sure to call on "
Shurte Bros, at Arlington.
Get their prices before buying elsewhere.
STATE
NORMAL SCHOOL,
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
A trnlnfnn whool (or U-ncben. Complete
eight Krttde training clepartrnHnt and atroog pro
(ewilonal and ncsdoinlo courde.
Th Diploma of this aohool entitle
on to teach In any county In tha
stata without furthur examination.
Board and lodging, books and tuition 1 100 par
yenr.
Beautiful and bealtbfultocatlon. No aaloortf.
Thora li a food demand for well-trained tnaph
an; there la uo overnuppljr of untrained tmctieri.
Catalogue cheerfully cn ton application.
' AddreM
P. Li CAMPnEIX.
or W. A. WANK, PretdDt
gecrvtarr.
iTSiaassHfes Mu I Thrwhsr Co. !
I POliTLAM, OGi0N.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Book! of all kind. " I W. Darling A Co.
DUlici and glaMiwara at t. W. Darling & Oo.'i,
The bffrt lemon eitrantt for flavoring, jutt ar
rived, L. W. Darling & Co.
Have you ien our new dlnplay of toilet anapaf
Something new and nli, L. Vv. Darling A Co.
liny choice bird tcA, now reduced to 10c a
paeknKu, from U W. Darling & Co., and your bird
will ding tweeter.
The German-American Immmnee Co., of New
York, hm entaliUxhed an olllce at Condon with U
W. Darling a ogent.
The fmou "William Barber Bar Shaving
Boup" the best In the world for the toilet and
for having, For ule by h. W. Darling 4 Co.
The frrlwt, pnrent and bat Htock of prcrlp.
lion tnedlrliioa in the country om be fonnd at
the drug niora of f - W. Darling A Co., Condon. .
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Awirckd Gold MoUl Muiwlnur Fair, bia KranciKO.
CHARLES FIX,
Proprietor of
t TVtTDV KDn OTIDIII .nBBAf
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Lowr rviain sc., conaon, or.
Hay and grala over night, eaih, (50c: hay oi
cah,3&'i ttillroom, per (pan, eah line. Camp
home with cook-Hove free to patront who fur
niHh their own fuel, Price for weixhing bay,
grain, pmdHMj of all ktiirti, live mock, etc., on
liii'if nlc, ase a Anlt; hack weighing free, A
liberal reduction on eoiitraet weighing. The Vj,
M. mall for ne Kork leavea my barn every
morning, except fimidayi, at 8 o'clock, Paaw-n.
gent will ipleaHe (rive notice the night prevlout,
Aihare ot the patronage la tollctted.
, 'Tt'onrectlonorir atore and loda fountain,
luuacuo, cluare, etc., In connection.
Dr. Price' Cream Baking Powder
WrW Fair Hiabot Madalaod Dlplixw.