THE::COHDOM:ClflBt!T?,,EI?
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23. 1896.
i na, uinuHL rurtn ur uiumn
COUNTY, OREGON.
FULL OF TRUTH.
The following from Wednesday's
Oregonian is so full of truth that it
ia well worth reproducing:
The tragedy in Yakima county,
as recited in our dispatches yes
terday, wherein one
man was in
stantly killed and another fatally
i , . , , ,
wounded by a man whose slander-
OU8 tongue had Drovoked remon -
etrance upon the part of one of the i W8 01 normal acnootg leauing io tne ae
virtims is one of those deDlorable 8" master of pedagogy : A three years'
victims, is one or tnjse aepioraoie eour in pivi engineering leading to
event
nt that too frequently follow
train of evil speaking. A fe -
the trair
mal crnsKin is had enouo-h. and ia
instlv renrnhntpd and shnrmwl hv
jUFtiy reprooatea ana snunoea Dy
repuiaoie, orueny pwpie; out. a ; ten dollars which fs payable in advance
male gossip a fellow whose vile I by all stndent. Students holding di
tongueis an apt and ready agent ' P'omR9 fron Phlic schools and those
of his viler thoughts, voicing M.S
low estimate of character of the examination. Those desiring informa
young women of his neighborhood : tion regarding the preparatory depart
as fact is a traitor to decencv and I ment hoo'd address the Dean, 1. L.
an enemy to society, execrated by KSSlil5SKrni lformtion'idm;
all ruanly men and scorned by all C. H. Chapman, President, or J. J.
womanly women, lnere is nut
one step from slander of this kind
to a killing, and it is deplorable
when, as in this case, the man who
deserves to be shot is at the wrong
end of the gun.
A county superintendent in
a
neighboring county recently asked
evecr teacher at the county msti-
t . . .
tuto who took their local Daper to
holdup their hands, and out of
about a hundred present, only six
responded, at which he expressed
great surpriseand said: You don't
spend one dollar a year with theee
papers, yet you- expect them to
print, free of charge, notices of in
stitutes, insert long programs of
same, and full reports of what you
d j and say on these occasions, and
thus expect them to advertise you
and your abilities in your chosen
profession, thus assisting you to
climb the ladder to higher positions
and better salaries without a cent's
postage in return. Your condition
in this matter would lead me, were
I an editor of these papers, to throw
in the waste basket any communi
cations sent in by any society, the
members of which are too proud
or too stingy to take a paper, or if
I inserted it, to demand full ad
vertising rates for every line pub
lished. This same rule applies to
politicians and all others who
usually have a weakness to want
boosted into lucrative positions by
free advertising from the newspa
pers. Ontario News.
The difference between the rust
ler and the slow goer is that the
one goes out and hunts work
and business or creates openings
for them while the other fellow
smply waits for something to turn
up io his favor. Talk about the
inequalities of fortune in the world.
If there were tomorrow an equal
division of everything in Gilliam
county, within five years a minor
ity of the people would again have
the greater portion of it. Some
people are too slow and sluggish to
ever grasp and bold their share of
the good things going. Who is to
blame for it?
Justice Jackson's death reduces
the number of Democratic members
of the supreme court to three, as
compared with five Republicans.
Probably a Democrat will be ap
pointed in his place, which will
make the count four to five. How
ever, the partisan complexion of
the members of this tribunal makes
little or no difference in their atti
tude towards the questions which
re likely toeonie before them here
After. Neither partisan nor sec
tional lines were revealed in the
income tax decision.
Tke city and county debt of Port
Jamiis over $5,500,000 of which
probably at least ODe-third is rep
resented by jobs, rjikinanagement
and extravagance. Is there no
chance for correct and straight bus
iness methods in the future in mu
nicipal affairs? If not, the men
who own a moderate amount of
property might as well abandon it
and go somewhere else to live.
Welcome.
The good man quietly discharges
his duty and huns ostentation;
the vain man considers every deed
lost that is not publicly displayed.
The one is intent upon realities;
the other, upon semblance. The
one aims to be good; the other to
p j)ear so. fluard. : .
s All eeneible and etrictly honest
Ait.! f thU Trr-o ; 4y. tu h's room I found bin suffering
eibieoftfaw year income U the , iromi,rawpeoie. He was in Wrh
payment of any debts hanging ovr j I feared he woold die. I gave
them. You have no right to be Mm tsVw of Chamberlain's Colic, C'bo
liWralevoti with youreelf until you lw"d Kenwdy. f to was
tra aare with tb wmrlrl V. I k rehwed and the n rst words he t
aire square wito ma vwrtd. .terH weWfi whM wa8 t)at ff vou
TSi74."k.VrJ-' a ! meVl .informed Mm. A io
It it ef-tmiated that the Amen- da ago we were talking about his at-
fwopse wmwpetidoVer $59,000,-' tack arid tewdd he was never without
(HK this vtar ui the purchase 0f,niat!nieaytwvw. 1 have asod it in my
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r. Ptke' Crtua &kin Ponder
, Oregon, tiffera free tuition to all gtmlents.
Young men can obtain board, loditinir.
' heat and liffht in th ilnrmitju-v for ifl fti)
per Kuouiers furnish, their own
linen. Young women arts provided with
Doaro m private tuinilie at $3.00 per
week. Young women desiring boara
ebould address tfrof. John Wruno, Eu
gene, Oregon j or Secretary Young Wom
en' Clirihtian Assocmtion, Eugene. The
University offers three baccalaureate
degrees, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of
Science and Bachelor of Letters with
corresponding courses of study. The
following shorter courses are also offer
ed: An bngiish course leading in two
yeara w a imainesa uipiuma ana u
three years to the title graduate in En
1 elieh : An advanced course for iiradu
years to a business diploma and in
the degree civil engineer: A
j two years for teachers of phv
A course of
ivsical edui
I cation leading to
a diploma and the
! mle aireor pnvsical education. The
; Univergity charge8 an incidental fee of
j Walton, Secretary, Eugene, Oregon
Rburte Bros, of Arlington are also
j agents for the "Victor" and "Rambler"
James V. Smith has a few 12-ft.
Hodge steel frame headers left, which
he will close out at reduced rates. He
! can also fnrnisb good second-baud head
ers hi low cgures.
James W. Smith is now receiving Stock
Liverpool, and Table Salts directly froui
the Sit works and is prepared , to
sell lower than any merchant.
You will find a full line of Standard
reapers, mowers and hay rakes, and all
extras in James YV. Smith's machine de
partment. Shurte Bros, of Arlington are not
selling oat at cost but will give any
one a good deal on a wagon, buggy,
mowing machine, reaper, header or
thresher: in fact anything in their line.
Call on them. .
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to Nov. 10. 1893, will be paid on present
ation at my office. Interest ceases on
and after this date. S. B. Barker,
Treasurer of Gilliam Conntv, Or.
Dated at Condon, Or., Jane 2, 1896.
ktORTCACEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
ERTY. Br virtue of a chattel mortgage given by Dan
Cameron to the First National Bunk of Arling
ton, Oregon, and to me directed, authorizing me
to foreclose the said chattel mortgage according
to the condition! therein stated, I have levied on
the following described mortgaged property, to-
wit: Nineteen head of work hornet, one header,
three gang plowav two walking plows, four farm
wagons. Notice ia hereby given, that on Sat
urday, August 31, 1895, at one o'clock
p. m. at Dan Cameron's farm on Shattler Flat,
county of Gilliam, state of Oregon, I will sell the
above described property to the highest bidder,
for cash. Dated this 15th day of August,
W. U Wilcox,
Agent for First National Bank of Arlington, Or.
Assignee's Notice of Final Ac
count.
Notice is hereby given that T. G. Johnson, as
signee of the estate of J. M. Campbell, an insol
vent debtor, has Sled his final account with said
estate, with the clerk of the circuit court of the
state of Oregon, for Gilliam county, and that
said final account will be heard and passed upon
by said circuit court on the first day of the next
regtUar term of said court, to-wit; on Monday,
the lfith day of September, mi, at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, or at such other time
as the court may then appoint, and that said
hearing will be had In the circuit court room, at
the county eoart house in. Condon, Gilliam
county. Oregon.
T. O. Johnson,
Assignee of the estate of J. M. Campbell, an
Insolvent debtor.
SUMMONS.
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for
me uuuuiy ui uuiiuni.
Lizzie Leadbetter, plaintiff, vs. Lyman Lead bet
ter, defendant
To Lyman Leadbetter, defendant above
named: In the name of the state of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear and answer
the eoroplaint tiled against yon in the above-entitled
suit on or before Monday, September MS,
IK!, that being the first day of the- next regHlnr
term of this court; and if you fall so to appear or
answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief prayed for in her noni-
Jlaint, which is that the bonds of matrimony ex
stiug between toe plaintiff and yourself be for
ever dissolved.
T bio summons Is served upon yoa by publica
tion thereof, not lea than once a week for a pe
riod of six weeks in the Condon Globh, by or
der of Hon. W. L. Bradshaw, I ridge of the above
entitled court; done and dated at Dalles I'ltv,
Wasco county, Oregon, on the 'Jutti day of July,
A. D. 1895. HA.1). OI RLKT.
jJH-M Attorney for the I'laiutiit
. Ur. C. O. Strong, principal of the pub
lic schools at Anderson, Cal., says; "I
have used Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and have found it an excellent re mad y
tor lameness and slight wounds. Lame
ness usually results from aenrain. or
other injury, or from rheumatism, for
wtitch ltiamberlain'e fain Balm is es
pecially intended and uneoualled. It
M&ord almost immediate relief and ia
short time effects a Dertnanent core.
For tie by L. W. Darling, druggist.
County Warrants at Face.
I wiU take county warrants at their
face varue in trade at mv store in Con
don. 8, B. Barkhk.
Fine Liquors and Cigars.
I have jnet opened anew saloon la the
Pkelly huikrinj ttt Condon and have a
new stock of cbn liquors of all kinds,
beer, cigars, etc. If yoo enjoy such re
fresheniente aod aunuaenient, this is the
plat to find it. Jo Trbvktt.
One night when Mr, Isaac Reese was
(topping with are, aaya 54. V. Hatch, s
protijineni meretiant n nartermastr,
WaahinKton, 1 heard him groaning. - On
iy .
n'orl vtnto. I know it
worth pnd flo not hitat to rwornniand '
it to tiiv friendH iind cnntinwrt. For
I
JAMES IV. SMITH,
'WHOLESALE AND
GENERAL-
r.iiE R C H
ARLINGTON, OR.
V
I WE ARE SELLING GOODS FOR CASH.
NEW
GOODS ARE CONSTANTLY ARBIYINC
-and are being marked lower than ever,-
-yet we deduct from
CASH DISCOUNT
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dry goods, clothing,
and shoes
I Groceries are being
heretofore.
-We can fit you out with any kind
of agricultural implemeut, such as
; Oliver Chilled Plows, Cassldy
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
CRESCENT
ARE TAKING
Urn X 4,
FROM NORTH TO SOUTH-EAST TO WEST.
Why pay $100 for a wheel when you can get a No. 1 Cres
cent for much leas? Every Crescent wheel is fully
warranted. A catalogue is yours by addressing v
Western Wheel Works, Chicago and N. Y.
or SHURTE BROS., ARLINGTON, OR.
ALSO AGENTS FOR THE VICTOR AND RAMBLER WHEELS.
Superior Goods In the Saddle
and Harness Una at Prices
That WIU Surprise You. .
The old adage, "penny wise and Doand
foolish" fljirilie in a great many respects
to tne patii in general, who hoy cheap
factory goods, thinking they arc getting
a bargain when in wet tnev are the
dearet ia the end. Patronize home in
daxtry. Come or send to me fur every
thing ia the harneee line. I keep a full
etock ami you can get anything yoa want
at price thntiief,vconietition. Repair
ingdooe. Orders by uin it promptly filled.
M. J. Caxtv,
Opposite Dal Reed'e stable, Arlington.
Jack to the Front.
If yon want any new boots or sboes.
eonve to my new boot and shoe store at
the qpper end of Main ".treat, Arlington.
I keep only the cboiceet stock and all
kindfl, and my prices are tl lowest in
ti)eXKinty. It will pay vim to condor
send to me when you iwed anything in
this line. All kind of wfet ehoeg for
nien women and bildrti. Repairing
done at the fowiwt muti. Call and in
gpoitt my tjck. Johk P. Koioturh.
Flour! FlourII
For the cheapest and best
flour on earth apply to Smith
& Royal of thu Fossil Miils.
RETAIL DEALER IN'
A t! D I S E
these LOW prices a-
OF 10 PER CENT
ON "
furnishing goods, boots!
and notions.
sold much lower than
Gangs, New Departure Gangs,
TRADE AT FACE VALUE.
WHEELS
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To The Public.
I have taken charge of the Cunning
ham livery etables in Arlington and hope
my friends from everywhere will remem
ber nte when they come to town. My
rates are very moderate and the very
beet care is taken of atoek left in my care,
(live me a ehunoe. 3. V. Tiiomar.
liv TbietTiinz Oatiit 5 s Complete
without an :"vv. .
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W'r'.lt ns for Cittaliue atul Prices of
Engines, Threshers, , y
stackers, Horse Powers
. and Saw Mills ,
FOi LAND, OR&tttfX
R. G. ROBINSON & SOHS
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CHOICE
UNION BLOCK. -
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 enablod to sell cheaper than others who
buy on time. You will eaye money by inspecting our
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
DUNN BROS.
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CONDON, OR.
Of Arlington, Or.,
No. seia,
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Accounts Kept Subject to Check.
Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States j
and Europe. Interest
.
SPECIAL ATTENTION CIYEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, j
D.M.FRENCH, Prealderttj W. W. 8TEIWER. Vtca-Praeldantj FRANK I
T. HURLBURT. Caahlar. !
DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W.
C. EDWARDS AND A. C. HAWSON.
GLAD TIDINGS TO THE FARMER 1
1 HAVE OBTAINED TrvE RIOHT FROM
-ONE OF MV COMPETITORS TO PAY THE-
Highest Price for Wheat
aVand I'll ba "goih-darnad" If I don't do lt.-l
It makes no difference what figures are made to
you, dear farmer, confidentially, don't fail to see
"Little Phil,"
THE "OLD RELIABLE" WAREHOUSEMAN AT ARLINGTON.
BEFORE YOU DISPOSE OF YOUR ORAIN.
SAY, LOOK HERE I
.WHEN YOU
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 training school lor tmichen. ComplMc
elirbt frrade training dopHrtmimt and strong pro
fessional and uradomlc courses.
Tha Diploma of this aohool antltlaa
on to taach In any county In tha
tat without furthur axamlnatlon.
Board and loafing, booki and tuition 1160 par
fear.
Haut1rnl and haalthhd location. Ko saloon.
There I a food demand (or well-traliwd tc.rh
crs; there 1 an over-aiipjilyof uutraiuvd toaoher.
Catalogue cheerfull; Mnton application.
Addn-
V.L. CAHPBEU,,
or W. A. WAKI. Fnisident
6ecrtaiT.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
, Book of all kipd. L. W. parllnir A Co.
Dlshe and Riaanratv at U W. Oarllng A Co.'.
The brat lorann wt trans tor flavoring, last w
rived. L. W. Darilng St Co.
Have ytw socn our new display of tollut soapaT
6omeUiing new and aloe. I- v. Uarllug i. Co.
Bur clvnkw bird aned, now red wed bt 10c a
panenHe, fwim U W. UwtltngACa.,nd your bird
wllllngweete. '
The German- A nrUmn Imruranoa Co., ot New
York, has catlablished an oiftee at Condon wlOlU
W. Darling as aanuii.
The fammw "Will tarn Barher Bar Shaving
Soup" the bout In the world for the toilet aua
fur shavlug. For sale by L. W. Darling A 'Jo.
The twslKWt, purest and best fcwk of prMcrtn
tfnn mvllrinea In 'thecauntry :an be miiwi at
the drug iiuro of U W. rarllng 4 "0., Condon,
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
AwuJed UoU Uklwigtsr VjUi, San fraucuca.
CASH STORE.
Carry a Completa Una of -
MERCHANDISE
-ft FRESH GROCERIES,
TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, ETC.
-
We sail for cash only, snd In order to encourage a
cash trade we sre selling flrst-clsss goods lower than
ever before sold lor lo this country. (Jive us your trade.
- - ARLINGTON, OR.
allowed on time deposits.
W. STEIWER. OEORQE CONSER, L.
WANT TO BUY A.
CHARLES FIX,
Proprietor of
LIVERY, FEED STABLE A CORRAL.
Lowar Main St., Condon, Or.
Hay jnd Tla over olKht eash, Mf-i hay ooIsl
cah, ifmi sUllnmui, per span, cash 20. CufiiT
house with co.ik-nU.ve free to patrons wliTfi'r
nlsh tlielr own fnel. Prioe for weiirhlngliayj
grain, produce of all kinds, live ok, eJe.. rit
large sealea, V a draft! b k weighing free, a '
llheral nvlwtlon on mmtract wwiahing. Tliell.
W. mall tat Lone Kock leaves my ham eveiw
morning, exnept Bundays, ato'cok.
5 in will t!aao give notke the night previous,
. share of the patronage Is aollnitwh
, MT!onnBntlonoTy store and soda fountain.
tolw.no, oigara, ota.. In ninaertlon, , ,-
Xf. Price' Crtam Baklnf Powder
WorU' Pair m jEheat jnadataad PtjAma,