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Newspaper Page TextTHE CONDON GLOBE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER. 13, 1898. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM . ... COUNTYi -OREOON. If it true, a alleged by a New York paper, that, "there are thous ands of horses on the Oregon ranges which cannotbe sold at any price," it would be of interest to the men who owns the animals to read the last report from the United States consul at Brunswick, Germany. He states that in the large cities of Germany the cosumption of horse meat is almost as great aB that of beef or mutton, and in the smaller cities, where some prejudice exists against meat of this character, the consumption is less, but growing daily. The butehers are paying $35 a head for worn-out horses, and this is the feature of the report that should be of especial interest to the horse-breeders of Oregon. If shipped on the hoof from America, horses are admitted to Germany at a tariff of $3.5 a bead, and no question as to the purity of the meat is raised. Allowing $4.75 for duty and $10 per head for trans portation, it would leave to the shipper a profit of $20.25 on each animal shipped. The matter is certainly deserving of some atten tion from the American breeders who cannot sell their surplus stock at any price in this country. The question of too high price for school books is being agitated all over the country. The Chica go Board 'of Education has just discovered that the school children of that city are paying $50,000 a year more for their text books than is paid by the pupils of St. Loirs or Omaha. The average in St. Louis per pupil is 37 cents, in Omaha 28 cents, in Kansas City 53 cents and iu Chicago 70 cents. The low cost in the first two cities is explained by the fact that the books are deliver ed directly by the publishers at wholesale rates, and they are dis tributed by the school department. This cuts off 40 per cent which the jobber and the retail dealer absorbs. There is no reason why school children should not receive the benefit of this cut.' In the same high school pupils and college stu dents should be given by publish ers the same discount when they club togetnerand order as many as twenty-five volumes. Text books Are entirely too dear in this country, compared with the cost of other books. Circuit Court Docket. Sept. term, '95. LAW. Henry Heppner vs A J Cochran. D 8 Sprinkle vs Jos Frizzell. LO Ralston vs A A Carothera. D B Trimble vs Gilliam county. Alex Hardie vs S O Haweon. J W Blake vs 8 B Barker. J A Blakely et al vs C D Bennett eta). Robt Walker vs State of Oregon and O 6 Ebi, J. P. writ of review, EQUITY. N W Fire & Marine Ins Co vs E H Henderson etal. Matter of assignment of J M Campbell insolvent. Matter of assignment of Delia Goff, in solvent. O N Denny vs F Brorkhoff. Matter of assignment of Halstead, Rineliart & Co, insolvent. Matter of assignment of J T Hays, in solvent. Matter of assignment of John W Brown insolvent. ' Jas W Smith vs M V Harrison. O SI Denny vs Fred Varney etnx. O N Denny vs H P Tucker et al. 0 N Denny ve Andrew J Shepard. Jas W Smith vs Alex Berry etal. Jas W Smith vs Erank Farrier etal. O N DeDny vs VVni W Haskell. The Butte Creek LLS&LCo vs Cou ture Bros. Eliza A Brassfield vs Wm A Brasefield. Coe D Barnard, executor, vs R E Gra ham. The Solicitors Loan 4 Trust Co vs Jas B Sloan etal. The Solicitors Loan & Trust Co vs Chas i) Seunett. Limit Leadhetter vs Lyman Leadbet ter. Sylvester L Bueil vs Louella Buell. Trasfc Bros & Kippey vs R 11 Gal tintitb. Julia C Morgan vs Lyman T Morgan. Silas Keeney vs Nebraska Keeney. Shurte Bros, for school supplies, sta tionery, agricultural implements, etc. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair. CHEAT! DMiN wwvmiM Mot Perfect Made. jpfs Uut Standard. mm Attention, Sheepmen. 300 choice bucks for sle4 now on hand, both thoronghbted and high (trade merinos, albo Oxford-Shire grades. These bucks are selected from the noted Charles Cunningham stock of Pendleton, Oregon, and cannot be equaled for aiae, quality and wool. Bucks will be well cared for till breeding time without ex pense to purchasers. Call on or address Richard T. Cox, Arlington, Oregon. Shurte Bros, of Arlington have the best steel frame disk harrow (with or without seeder attachment) made. Come to the Lone Rock Saw Mill, where you can buy good lumtier at !f6 per thousand, spot cash, of J. 8. Mc Kinney. UNIVERSITY OF ORECON, 1895-1896. Thk Univkrsitv or Orkuon, Eugene, Otegon, oilers free tuition to all students. Young men can obtain board, lodging, heat and light in the dormitory for $2M per week. Roomers furnish their own linen. Young women are 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 w om en's Christian Association, Kugeue; The University offers three baccalaureate degrees, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Letters with i corresponding' courses of Btudy. The following shorter courses are also oiler ed : An English course leading in two years to a business diploma and in three years to the title graduate iu En glish: An advanced course for gradu ates of normal schools leading to the de gree master of pedagogy : A three years' course in civil engineering leading to the degree civil engineer: A course of two years for teachers of physical edu ! cation leading to a diploma and the i title director of physical education. The University charges an incidental feeol ten dollars which ft payable in advance by all students. Students holding di plomas from public schools and those having teachers' certificates are admit ted to the primary department without examination. Those desiring informa tion regarding the preparatory depart ment should address the Dean, N. L. iarregan, Eugene. For catalogues and information address C. H. Chapman, President, or J. J. Walton, Secretary, Eugene, Oregon. Fine Bucks for Sale. I have for sale in a pasture in Lost Valley 400 head of 2-year-old bucks grades and fnll-blood, of the Cunning ham stock, Pilot Rock, Umatilla county, which 1 will Bell reasonable. It will pay sheepmen to see me before buying elsewhere. Address me at Condon, or apply to S. B. Barker at. Condon. T. F. Boylkn. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Thk Dalles, Or., Sept. 10, 1895. Notice is hereby (riven that the followins; unmtr! settler tins Med notice ol hi intention to make KiihI proof iu support ol bis claim, and that said proof will tie made before H. N. Fraacr, eoun tv clerk ot Gilliam coHnty, at Condon, Or., on October 26, 1895, vi: CHARLES DAHUCE, Bd. 3239 for the ec 25 tp 2 of r 21 e. W. M. lie nsmas the following witnesses to prove hii eon tin nous residence upon and ciiltivutinn of, laid mnn. vis; tremoni naae, m. i, rropst, u. A. Dunneman and Grant Wade, all of Clem, Ore-con. S13-31 Jas. F. Moore, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at The Dalles, Oa., Sept. 10, 1895. Notice la hereby (riven that the followinir- named settler has hied notice of bit intention to make final proof in support of hia claim, and that said proof will be made before H. N. Fraer, county cier ot uitimoi county, al uonaon, Or egon, on October 28, 195, vii: HENRY T. PKOPST, Hd. 3109, for the se sec 26 tp 2 aof r21 e, w. m. lie name luc lunuwum wuiikm?b iu prove IIIB rMllllllUUM. resideuee upon and cultivation of. laid land, viz: Charles Dunlke, C. A. Dunneman, Grant Waue and t-re-mom wade, all of Llem, oreprou. 13-31 Jas. V. Mooag, Register. Assignee's Notice of Final Ac count. Notice is herebv eiven that L. W. Darling-, i signee of the estate of Delia GofT, an insolvent aebtor. Das mea nta nnal account with said es tate, with the clerk of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for Gilliam county, and that said Anal account will be heard and passed upon by said circuit court on Monday, the 23d day of Sep tember, Ifciia. at 2 o'clock p. in. of said day, or at such other time as the court may then appoint; and that said bearing will be had iu the circuit couri room ui me county court nouse in oii'lon, Gilliam uountr. Orwton. I.. W. Daklino. Assignee of the estate of Delia UotT, an insol vent debtor. a30-2& Assignee's Notice of Final Ac count. Notice is hereby given that T. O. Johnson, as signee of the estate of J. M. Campbell, an insol vent debtor, has filed his final account with said estate, with the clerk of the circuit court of the late of Oregon, for Gilliam county, and that said final account will be heard and paased upon by said circuit court on the ttrat day of the next regular term of said court, to-wlt; on Monday, the 16th day of September, 1S85, at S 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 me county court noue iu umuon, Gilliam county, Oregon. T. G. JoHjtsow, Assignee of the estate of J. M. Campbell, an insolvent debtor. The traveling public will be glad to learn that theO.R. AN. Co. are now allowing stop-over privileges on all reg nlar local tickets. Effective July 15th. For Sale Cheap, A large quantity of liretc-lass wood, any sire. Inquire of the owner, E. B. Nye, or at the Lost Valley postoffiee. PHOTOGRAPHS. For Bret-dans photographic work come to my gallery at Condon. I respectfully invite the public to call and examine my work before going elsewhere. My prices are very reasonable and I guarantee satisfaction. VV. L. Rich abdh. County Warrants at Face. I will take county warrants at their face value in trndft at. mv stare in Pun. & Bakkkb. Mrs. E. E. Davie, of San Miguel, Ca?., says : I am trying in a measure to repa v the manafacturers of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the great good their remedy has done me. For vears I was a conetant sufferer from weak lungs' and bronchial ' anthma. My rest at night was difttnrhed by a hocking cough, so that I felt miserable the greater part of the time. Many remedies recommended by friends were tried, none of which proved suits Vile to my case. I' did not experience any beneficial remilts until I began taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After two bottles of the large size have been used I am pleased to state, my health is better than it has been for yeitrs. The soreness has left my lonus and chi'Ht and I can breathe easily, it ha done me so much good that I want all who are suffering froin long troubles, an I waf, to give it a trial." For sale bv L. V) Daillng, druggist. . i THIS SPACE RESERVD I zFORrr I JAMES W. SMITH. I KEEP YOUR EYE ON IT. CRESCENT ARE TAKING 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, Superior Goods In the Saddle and Harness Line at Prices That Will .Surprise You. The old adage, "penny wise and pound foolish" applies in a great many respects to the public in general, who buy cheap factory goods, thinking thev are getting bargain when in fact they are the dearest in the end. Patronize home in dustry. Come or send to me for every thing in the harness line. I keep a full st)ck and you can get anything you want at prices thatdefy competition. Repair ingdone. Orders 'by mail promptly filled. M. J. Canty, Opposite Dal Reed's stable, Arlington. Mrs. S. A. Kell, of Pomona. Cat., bad the bad luck to sprain her ankle, "I ineu several iimmemnis," sne says, "but was not enred nntil I used Cham berlain's I'aiit Halm. That remedy cur ed me and I take rleainre in recom mending itanri testifvineto its efficacv." mi. . i; i i i - . . irns meiiicine is aiso oi great value lor rheumatism, lame hack, pains in the chest, plenrisy and all deep-seated and tnueenfar pains. For sale by L. W Darling, druggist. Hay For Sale. 1 I have 100 tons of excellent hay on my place on Kock creek, six miles above Oleic, which I will sell very reasonable. Ciood location for feeding stock. WHEELS THE LEAD SUMMONS. In the circuit crmrt of the state of Oregon for the connty of Milium. Llsslc U-(ulltu-r, plaintiff, vs. Lyman Leudbet- la Lyman Leiull)etter. defendant above named: 111 the imniu tt the sUte of Ori-Ron you nr hereby required to upponr and answer th complaint tiled HKiiinst you )n the abore-ett-lllledsiiit on or before Mondiiv, September 1, WW,, Hint twiiiK the rst dujr of the next rt-ioiUir term of this i-onrt; and If yon full so to .j-penr or answer, forwimt thereof thophfntllT will apply 10 me eoiin lor uie n-nei prayen lor In nor com Plaint, which ltht the liomls of matrimony w illMg iK-twi-un the piHlntlH' Hial yourself tx for ever UIBSOIVWI, Thiu summons Is aervad upon yon by piibtfca tlon thereof, not less than oHee wwii fin- a pe rlod of six weeks fn the (JoKiios Wuiiiie. bv nr. der of Hon. W. L. Bralshnw, hiilire of the ahove- ftuniea conn; none una dated at Dalles ;ity, Wasco connty, OreKOii, on the 2thday of July, n.v.imn. n. a. v. ItIiki.f.v. . Attorney for the l'lulntlfr. .Notice to Taxpayers. The County Board of EonallniUnn fur Cltllnm coimty, Orccon, will meet st the clerk's office of said connty ut ('(Midori. Oregon, on Monday, Hep. tenilxjf SO, lKDfi, nd continue diirlmc the week, inr trie purpose 01 annistinK tne asnissinoiit Mil of said count)' for the year 1895, . All persons not sallnfled with their iisserHments should appear veiole bpau wmiy ui win umv ami pint!,!, MVKMll O. ttaKX, Assessor of Gilliam County, Oregon Dated this 20th day of Ai'guat, 1TO, Graded Bucks for Sale. Ten head of No, 1 graded Rirorock bucks will be sold very cheap if applied for soon. Applv to the owner, J. K Fitzwatcr, or at this office. . R.G.ROBINSON aSOMS W CHOICE j?"f ..-.I, tr..i a 5 j ever before "old UNION BLOCK. - TIME TO CALL A HALT ! ' .i n.i : and stop sending your money away for goods when you can select your own ' choice and get better value at home. WE BUY AND and are therefore enabled to sell cheaper than others 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. NEW NEW GOODS I am now rdy for bulna .wlth a bran-naw atook of. MERCHANDISE AND GROCERIES AND EVERYTHING NEEDED BY THE FARMER, STOCKMAN ANO MECHANIC. I hava markad my prloaa o low that I can - - and will not do any oradlt bualnaaa., s P. H. STEPHENSON CONDON, - : - OREGON. vnvrijruiAnAtruuuxriVL Of Arlington, Or., No. Transacts a General Accounts Kept Drafts sM on all the principal cities of the United States; and Europe. Interest SPECIAL MTEHT1CK CIVENTO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. ; D. M. FREN'CH, Prealdont) W. W.8TEIWER, Vloa-Praldant FRANK T. HURLBURT, Caahlar. DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH. W.W.8TEIWER. OEOROE CON3ER.;4 GLAD TIDINGS TO THE FARMER! . I' I HAVE OBTAINED THE RIGHT FROM E OF MY COM PETITOR3 TO PAY TH E.. . Highest Price for Wheat tm-nnd I'll ba "aroh-darnd" If I don't do It. -mi It makes no difference what figures are made to you, dear farmer, confidentially, don't fail to see "Lattle Phil, THE "OLD RELIABLE" WAREHOUSEMAN AT ARLINGTON, BEFORE YOU DISPOSE OF YOUR GRAIN. BUSINESS LOCALS. Bonks of all kinds. L. W. DiirlliiK A Co. DtsliM and KUsswsre at U W. liarlltin A Ca.'. The bent ktmon extrisrts for florlnir. Just ar rlTeU, U W. IMrlliiK A to. Hav ymi sn our new display of toilet soaps? Sowethliis; im w aurt nice, l Vv. pitrllrisr A Vo. Bhv cholM! blnl need, now reduced to VRc. a paok.Kfl, from U W. l'urllnKK,'o..aTid yoiublril will slii(f swoctir. 'i he Ucrmim-Amerlcirai Insurance Co., of New Vork. has cataliHshvd un ofllcv at Condon with L, W. VariliiKW agent. The fninona "Williams flsirher Bnr.H!ivtim Soap" the best in the world for the toilet and for ahsvltiK. For snl hy U W. ImrHpg 4t Co, The freshest, purest and best stock of pn-serlp-tlon medicine In the country can be found at the drK store of I.. W. Darling A o I oTHlnii. To The Public. I have taken -charge of the Cunning ham livery .tablet in Arlington nnd hope my frienrlii from everywhere will romvin ber me when tb?y eome to town. My rates are very triorlerHte mid the very beet care la taken of stock left in my rare. (Jive me a ehanre. J, F, Thomah. Jack to the Front. If yen want any new boots, or ahoe, come to tny new boot and aline store at the npper end of Main street, Arlington. I keep only the choicest atook and nil kinds, and my prfaca are the loweat In the county. It will pay you to come or aend to me when yon need anything in thialine. All kinds of m"et shoes; for men women and children. Repairing done at the loweat rnfea, Call and in spect my atock. John P. Koiiokks. Flourl Flour!. For the cheapest and best flour on earth apply to Smith & Royal of the Fossil MlUs. CASH STORE. Carry Complt Lln of- MERCHANDISE FRESH GROCERIES. TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, ETC. Vaellf,r cash onlv. and In order to encourage m mhIIIiiit first-class fioodi lower than lor In this country. Give ui your trude. - - ARLINGTON, OR- SELL FOR CASH STORE NEW PRICES 3918. Banking Business. Subject to Check. allowed on time deposits. CHARLES FIX, Proprietor of LIVERY, FEED STABLE & CORRAL. Lower Main St., Copdon, Or. Hay and Krnln over nlKbt, rash, Me; hay only, cash, li.'K; stiillroom, per span, .osh 2Ae. Camp house with vuuk-stnve frveto patrons who fur nlsh their own fuel. Price for wcIkIiIijk bay, (rnln, prnliiCH of all kinds, live stock, etc., on tiirgeacalca, draft; hock wclirhln free. A Ulral rcdnetlon im contract welanlna. The II. M. mull for l,oi Hock Icayes ray bam every mornlnif, exccit Hnndays, ato'olofk. Passciir Kers will nh'ase alve notice the night previous. A sharo ol the patmniiae Is solicited. rsV'Off,tVnr store and loda fountain, tolmi co.clKiirs, eti., In connection. No TUreshinjr, Otttfit is Complete , without an Automatic Stacker Write ti for Catalogue and Price of Ettgfne, Threshers, (: Staekerv, Horse Power anS gtiw Mills v The Cngfna S Thresher Ca, r