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Newspaper Page TextTHE CODOOfj GLOBE! The official paper of cilliam county. oregon. FRIDAY, JANUARY lO, 1896. IF WAR MUST BE, By All Means Let It Be With Britain, the Bully of the World. loMlnville Courier-JonmiU. There will be no back-down on the part of the United States. The principle of American independence of monarchical ajorestiion is one which will be maintained as long aa the republic of the United States ex ists. Salisbury may blunter that it is a principle which is not ac cepted among the laws of nations. That is a question which is not worth an argument. It is a prin ciple proclaimed as a law of this na tion, which stands ready to enforce its acceptance by any nation that dares attempt to violate it. If the government which Salisbury repre sents wishes to try that issue, it can certainly have its wish by per sisting in its present course should our commission find that British claims in Venezuela are unjust. And if it is necessary at this late day to go to war to vindicate the Monroe doctrine, by all means let that war be with Great Britain. Such a war would settle move things than the Monroe doctrine. It would sweep this grasping power off this continent. & it is bound to be swept sooner or later. It would administer a drubbing to the bully of the world of which he is Sadly itt need, and it would give other na tions which have suffered so much at his brutal and sordid hat.ds a chance to even up the blackest score that blot history's record of power and lust. But aside from all this aside, from the irresistible spirit with . which our people would rise up to repel an assault upon the vital principle of American institutions; aside from the conclusive character of the settlement of all question at issue in-a war with an antagonist eo formidable as Great Britain the people of the United States, if they are to have a war, would rath er tight with Great Britain than any other power. She is our his toric and irreconcilable enemy. She has never forgiven us for as serting our independence of her greedy domination. She is still sore from the lickings we have giv en her. She is, more the.n all oth er nations, envious of our growth ana resenliui oi our rivalry. ttie is the most arrogant in her patron age, the most oflent-ive in her criti cism. Moreover, she is the most odious to Americans everywhere as the one great "civilized" govern ment that has built up its power and heaped up its riches by tramp ling under foot those principles of humanity and liberty dearest to the American heart. Bully, brag gart, freebooter, she feeds upon the weak, as the ravenous brute she has chosen as her emblem, and her vast dominion today is the most shameful monument to the suprem acy of might over right. The rank and file of the people of this coun try would rather thrash the devil out of Great Britain than any oth er nation, because they believe there is more of the devil in Great Britain than in any other nation. Speaking for one part of the country the people of the South ern states the Courier-Journal is free to say that they would flock to the nag that hung denauce to John liUll, as they never Hocked to their i own stars and bars. ith all the impetuous ardor of their nature, they would welcome such a war nun nsk no hfifpr hnnn tbnn lha nrivileLreof fuhtinp- in it. AndthJ'. Monroe doctrine, and everything I JZ i'!':1 chr , ., . ill . . , . " the l-inrr Miioon in t onnon and kind elsethat would be at Stake in a ' ly invite my friend to call in and ceo war with England, Would be safe i me when tiiey feel like enjoying tirnt under the defense of the men of the! l!ass refreshments or a mn'oke, or ft Knuth.. evfrt VipIpok tho Ponripr..Tinr. ! ral does not believe there is going iv uc uiiy nut. i ijc uiCTiut'iii hi message, impregnable in its i : i",hl- lion, leanest in us assertion, un limited in its support, is the strong est assurance, not of war, but of peace. John Bull knows when he meets a fceman, "his size," and he is not going about picking quarrels with that sort of belligerents. A good deal has been said in Europe about our lack of a navy. Vet Europe must remember that we can build a navy if we want to do so. If Uncle Bam chooses to spend a thousand million dollars on a na vy and build the biggest in the world he can do so. He could bor row the money in a week. and even then his public debt would be 0, a little over nail as large as that of Great Britain. Only we are a peace loving nation and d(i not care to build such a navy. But our critics must not forget that we always have the ability to do it. In the ability of our men to march and to fight -we have the same corfider.ee. They have proved it often enough. James W. Smith hut-riles Uigur in car lots divert from thereiiiiery. liis prices defy rompetitioii. rn important decision luis recently Iwn rvndetvd liy SUte Superintend' ont of Public Instruction Irwin, which if of pfpcciHl interest to nirnl school districts. ! In a letter to the superintends. t of i Linculn county' schools he hold t hot I a school diftriet docs not lose its orgtai-; ixation by reason of itt failure to have at least three months' eeliHl ench j school yenr, tmt simply lows ittt appor-j tioiiinents of stnte and comity monev. ' Hlioti Id district fitil to have school for a number of years, and then by private i means mice funds and have the iieecw 1 sary three months' school, the district j would be entitled to its apportionment! of state and county money thereaf- j ter. It would meui in the light of! thie decision that there is no way fori a school district to lose its autonomy onlesa it lie attached to some other lis irict. A voluntary failure to elect offi cers or to have the three months' school each year does not affect the organiza tion. The days of great emigration to the west is over. The tide is How- j ing south. People who are itij search of homes are going south.) Thousands who have been battling; with the cold of the Dakotas arej now seeking a more equable climate, f and Alubama seems to be the! choice at present. The West must exert itself, if the homeseekers are to be attracted. The X. Y. Tribune savs that our 10.0UO.UOO fighting men, re- gardless of their domestic political ! opinions, stand ready to back up' President Cleveland's notice to ; Great Britain ami the world that ; the Monroe doctrine cannot be vio- j lated without first whipping the United States. . j If Turkey should be wiped out,! it would mean the loss to Russia I of an annual sum of f T.oOO.IXH). ! which Turkey pays her by way of i indemnity, and vyill have to pay till ! IVJ77. Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants registered prior to Jan. 1, 1894, w ill lie paid on present ation at my oliiee. Interest ceases on and after this date. S. B. Rahkkk, Treaanrer of Gilliam Conntv, Or. Dated at Condon, Or., Jan 7, ISi ti. ' For Sale or Rent, An excellent farm, situated on Willow creek, Gilliam county, tiond improve meiits and is well supplied with irriga tion ditches. Well located for fruit, vegetables and stock raising. For terms address the editor of this paper. Remember that Liveririe isa first-class n-niedy for the liver, and one of the very best for constipation. .' Liverine is an brejjnti remedy. Patronize home in dustry I v I tn ij.g s buttle of Liver! tie at L. W. Darling's. Policy holders of the 8tate Insurance Co. of italvtii may have the amount of the premiums of the nntxpiied term, due them, applied on new policies, is sued by the Firemans Fund Ins. Co. of San Francisco, Cab, through Atty II. B. Hendricks. County Warrants at Face. I will take county warrants at their face value in trade lit my store in Con don. B. B.AHKFH. ilerliert Stephenson desires to inform the politic that they can gave many a dollar by trading with him and getting the benefit of his large discount for cash. ; If you need any kind of machinery you cannot do better than to call on or address Shnrte Bros, at Arlington. Their low prices will stupefy you. PHOTOGRAPHS. For firi'l-daff" photographic work come to my gallery at Condon. I respectfully invite the public to call and examine my work liefore ging elsewhere. My price's are very reasonable and I cuuiantee satisfaction. W. L. Kichakuk. To The Public. I have taken charge of the Cunning- I. an. ..,. I.. .. i i mv friendn from evervwhere will reo,ei. lier rue hen they come to town. My rates are very moderate and the very le.-t care is taken of stoek left in mycare. (jive me a chance. J. F". Thomas. Wilson's Resort game ot pool and tnllinrns. C'HAh. C. WltON. S"$S'.t J-.mW hV0 w. W. Jenkins, editor of the Santa 'Times," Cat., in speak ing of the Maria various fiiiiiientsof children said : When my children have croup there is only one patent medicine that I ever use, Hiiil that iw Chumberiuin's Cough Remedy. It posnesees some medical properties That relieve the little sufferers immediately. It is, in n. y opinion, the best cough med icine in the market." If this reinedv is freely given as won n ti e croupy ci ii'-h j appear it will prevent the attack. There in no danger in giving it to children, as it contain!; nothing injurious. For Hale be all drnpKiatx. Plenty of potatoes James W. Smith's. at low figures at NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. L.ni (iFHf r: at Tu r. l)..u.fr. On., Jim. 2. pii.(j that the follow imr. tlee Of hll' flll'.lilfitli in i nidi, proof w ill he niw.e 'h, fore II. tCvnx'r n::tke limil irtn' Oi ,i .I l.iw . 1. I,.. 1 1... : eoi.nty cit ik of Ol'llmn -m;nly, at. Column, Or-- t'Btiu, on I-emiinry l;j, !, viz: WII.IJAM T. (At-:K. M.KM, for the i: i I'ec SI tp 4 b of r i . V. . JT. He fm- th.. o lliiv iur v. it.; ,! sefs to prove l i" con. tinvon, reiii'i'iti e ;,poii fltnl iri ii h m oi Hiilfl !'. iss: K. A. li", -Ii.-ice, T. H, Hurt:, ( ln ;s .iol.iiM.ii and J. W. Kcii; ner. all of UivV.ieu, Or. jW-iS J.tr. K.MooSK, !lclv " Flcur! Flcurl! For the chesjrett end beet llcur en cPrth ciri.'y to . i, u "'I"-" . '& Royal of the Fossil'Mills 1 9AuuvxvAjmrLnuuutnxu' g NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! -ATTHE Jill! E.S 1. IN ARLINGTON. Our new winter stock be sold at Hard Times Prices. Dry goods, ladies' furnishing goods, cloth ing and gents' furnishing goods, over coats and duck-lined goods, boots, shoes and rubber goods, mackintoshes and slickers, blankets and comforts, yarns and fancv notions, hats and cans, cloves and mittens, hardware, stoves and sulphur and cement, harness and saddlery, lumber and shin gles, paints and oils, glass, crockery, wall paper, win dows and doors, school books and stationery, machinery of all kinds, Studebaker and Old Hickory wagons, Oliver plows, Etc. WHAT YOU DO NOT SEE, CALL FOR. LOWEST PRICES TO WN m AT P. 0. STORE Choice candies, nuts, cigars, tobaccos, books and fine sta tionery, also everything in the line of machinery wagons, buggies, plows, harrows, seeders, reapers, windmills, etc. At Figures That Command Your Trade. We are prepared to fill all orders at very low prices. WRITE 0r CALL ON US. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an exwmlnn iluly Imen'il hy the clerk of the circuit rm-t of the county of Olilinm Bt.-iiK of OrcKoii. iliili-d tl Willi rtiiy of Uwimivr, l.-'.tS. In h cerliiiii ' lion in tiin i-in 'lit cim:t inr Pols f aunty uml Piatt, H herein M. S'llcr uiiil !', l.iuveiiKiin.- purt'iefii s M. Hcilt-r & I'o, a vi-itu-01!', ri'i-oviT'-d jiiiti-'meiiT nffninst L. (froiuci uiiil ' in. J. Mnlkey for liie kciii ol two hniifiri'it mei one ooliitM una C'iiihiy-I.vi1 ccurfi, mii' r mtn inil lil.U'-eini'tiK fnxed lit I7.iti uti-.l Kt iiUnriiey:, 1,'ert, on llie 4th liny of fieremher, I'.i. Noiir-t In herifhy piven thu 1 will on Saturday, January 26, 1896, at the court bonne Hour in Condon in nhi ''mm. ty, fit 10 o'clock in tl.c inr-'nooii of mitl ihiy, nt-li j at pniitle unction to (he htehcitt Wihier f:rcnh, lli iouiivviii t,.b'I l.H-': flliiji'lij, m-y.iii I MiciowcKt q-:mtcr ol n'ctinu twcny-lo.ii'. Ui. n shiji two Hr:iii, oi ocit-i i .viiiii -on' C'tof VVI1 li.iiict.e Merlnhui, "ilMi.'Cd In (liUii.-nt rofinfv, Op kou. 'i'lkt n ;iU'i 1,'vii-ii i;jom in: i;.c iroiicrly ol I,. (inrnid. or fo iniii li ll-'Tt-ot nx nmv f" ii'-i-. twiiry tiimtisfy thciiiihl j'lrlKinftit in lavorof M. Hclii-r A. l a i-t;jiiit fiiin 1,. fiioiiTiii niiil W, ,1. M'llkcy Willi hiit.ri-Kt tlnovon, together ivlih nii coUi end litabuiM-Mt'iitM limt hnyor aniy ncfo'c, W. f Wo-cox, Shi'llir. I nitcd at Condon, Ok-koii, Iw. 20, !).". BUSINESS LOCALS. Hookp of nil kliid": L. W. Imillng A Co. lfifhi' anil rlihwnre t W. purling k Co., The lK-Kt 1 tium extrnctn for fluvorliiK, iimt ar- rlL'.xl I. U' lltilinu A- (Vi ., , ,, ,, . Hnv you men our new dlsiihiy of toilet miiiim? SouieililuK new iinrl nice. I.. W. ImrlinK & Co. liny choice hlrd need, now rcd'Hi d to 10c n pBckiiac, liom 1.. W. liiiiiinKit(i.,iinl yourhlrd will Kin; nwct-UT. i " The fmiioiiK "WililnniB Hitrlicr Diir ShnylriK Hn..l"-the ixft in the world for the toilet and for Killing. Kor Rile hy b. W. Hurling & (.. ...... . I he ftcuhit, purest and het ntwk of prencrlp. on mclh inefi In tin; country cun be found t tlic dicg more of I.. W. iJiirlniK A-Co., Coii'lon. Tin ioinlnrity of (':hiiliilierliiin'MCiiii;h ! Keincily and the hijih ei-teeni in nhich u id neiu leao tifi to relieve II to lie n article of jjrent worth Hlul merit. Uo hnvi' 1H ItlrM'.kOro i.i friirii,. tl..i . . . ,,n',V" U,rT Pr,'!',t eitizcni- of Ki- oonoo i.eaen, t ai., in ine use oi liii' ii-in wivi .nr. a, v. irniicii myf. itlwnyn receivcil prompt relief OfCll (.'llHIIllcllllin'H :oii(!li !' "1 l.uve when i j mcflv.' II 8. Hit' Mr. ,fiiinci Orclmt'l fyvs; "I 11: ...! .1.... i.i - t , , .. . I, . , ., .' ,. , I j J""! h l oliirli Heiccilv in mv lini.iiv Iinrl j I ff rei'it'ts tiiivc aiwttvs ln-cn stisfiu-torv. ' . I'or fill" hy nil ilru''iftf, ' I - -- ( i ,(' , ;, a,! ,.f.' 1 i.,!o . T j W. Mniui's l ,2 per M. inn nun viiiimiieriiiui'H i-ntlstti Ki'inetlv S. ini'il for Jme PO'-k leavir, mv hum every cnicil mv coli.1. Mr., I. M, i inlcher hityn inoiiilnir. exeiit Sunrhiyn, id (1 o'eim k. I'anwn "I'lir Hn' , 1 1. ... o.,.,l ! ii, Bern will pl'-aie Klve Ilotlrc the night lViiM. STORE OF- SI1TH has arrived and will tinware, groceries of all kinds, lime, 1 M3D GET OUR PRICES. Xfl O w 1 ill ARLINGTON. HURTE BROS. SUMMONS. In the Circuit .Court of the Stntnof Oremm for . GiUintn Comity. ; The Solicitor f jmu and Trout Ooinpunv, plain. tiff, yi. JmneH H hmn, Morain e A. Sloiiii uud ' lwif ijirioliile, deleriihjlitM. ' The Mule of Oregon, Ut the ul oyc-unmci do feniliinlK. .IniiieK B, Hoim, Horenec A, Houn mid i Lewi IJiolule. KfiMdillK: i In ti e name of the ntuie of Oreiron, von roid , em h of yon lire lo-rehv required to he mifl nppi nr i In tl.c iihovectttiit'.'il ent'it. In then fOVMmini-l I nuit me! l UMCer the eiii). ilni tiic'i nifiinm you j in mil'i mit, hy iheclxne. imiued plulnilll, wil'-in ! ten liiiyu inter the ilnle ol the seryiee ot thin nm ! inoim i on yim, If i he miine l nerved in illliiiii , eo'Mily, t!c of Uri-Kou, mid If (lie mine in nerved . iipiin you in hiiv oilier comity ol nil nlnle, then within tv.cmy ihiyn iiflei Hie ilnte of the hcrviee of the Kiune cpon you, mid II the mnue in rnwl upon .; liy pirtiln ;i!ioii, tl"'ii within ixtv Hit) . uiler the li iie of ihe limt ilny of Ilie pl'l;: nlloli - of thin ..nilnoliK, which ilnle of Ihe firnt Til'Micu. lion of thin KuiniiioiiR Is iieet-mlier '1, li."i; uud ; if voh fid! no In npiieiir mid mmu'er, ti eniiid phiinfl!!' will tnke Juiliom-ut HifniuHt you und ; will upplv to the eoiirt for tiic lelh r pmyed for ;in siiid c oinphiiiit, which eouiilKtii iimonit oilier thhiK, of Jiiiie.nieiit ovoiiirt the wild ilefenihiiiln, l.liiini'H H. pIohii mid i'loieiiee. A, SIohii, for the j nm of live hundred ami liiieen dollnrd (t.il;'..(Ki) ! mid Inieietit thereon from Oi tuber 1. WU, at the j rate of ten Teent per minimi, uud llltv dollum ) (f.iO.OO) iiltomeyii fwH ill till milt, inn! coMs uud dhiiiiirnemeiitu, und of h decree iicdiml iillof wild ; ileieinl:tiit In b:;I(I milt, foreeloinif the inoilKiiire j iti von hy niiid di feiidiintii, .ImiieN II. Sloan runt ; i ioiciok a. moiiti, on Jul v HI. wi, niinii ' n.-i ,.rinOi ..o. .....i ,.i !.. .,i o. ; m ; (.(;iy( Ptiti- of Own. known uml ucsciihi-.l i o the norlliwit (.:urtc of lion four (i) in , townnlilp two el) north, of rnnm twcnly (2ii) ' fiiKt, of tin; Wllluinotw M'Thliioi) to micurc tli ; p""'. the j!fW, f';l)J A liNriinif ; "'!" Joiwloslntt (.Hid lie (jud.iiiti. mid Mch .i. j " !' " 1 '"f ""J1 li";"'t f, in ! olid to mi Id l'lnl; Niid for Kcni'Mil rclhf. i Thin nummoiiii l piihlWicd bv order of JuiIkb j W. L. Iliwlniinw, dated lleccinl'r III. 1Wi.'i. I i Ci'thk i'liiinlltl'ii Attorney. CHARLES FIX,"' Proprietor of LIVERY, FEED STABLE & CORRAL, Lower fiain St., Condon, Or. flay und Kriiln over nfuht. cnah, Me; liay only. c.Hh, 'J.V; rtallrooin, per ispnn, cimh 2i"ie, Camp, ho;".! with ooi5-HpiVfci free to palronn who fur ..i 11...1. ....... r,,.i n..o... tj.K ... ..I., i.i .... i i iij. .i I'p.i. wwii i 1 . i iit ii it m i lit li - or. mi y, (.'ruin, produce of lt kiniin, live Hoi k, etc., on ni.'i rci'lea, '.'. a (ir.ift; haek frnlclilliff !m". A I lt'.U....l ,.....,.!.,.. .... ,...,,1 I ...... I. :l I,... Il'k,.. It , - ". ' -h'i.iiik. I or . . A Kllnre ol t!ie piitroniice Ic rollr Itmi, i-. Ji-i onri-clioiii'tv niorc ninl wain foiinfcilu, "'"" ""' "I'-qimi jaiol tuMw, .. in eon n'-eHon, " - 1 -"l" . ' nnoriv nni?. oi ,i i n ntriori nuvc verv II I I......1. (.....: I ..I gniH in their pofitoil'icv ior. 1; 1 n 3 pi. y. ft n a q W CHOICE UNION BLOCK. - TIME TO XALL A HALT ! and stop sending your money away for goods when you can select your own choice and get better value at home. WE BUY AND" SELL FOR CASH ivntl tiro therefore ennblod to null cheaper than others who buy on time. You will Favo money by inHpeetinp our goods anil prices before inirehftBiii' elsewhere. DUNN BROS. -DEALERS IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CONDON, OR. NEW NEW COODS I am now ready for bulne .wlth a bran-new stock of. MERCHANDISE AND GROCERIES AND EVEOTHINS KEEDED BY THE FARMER, STCCKKAH AND MECHANIC. 1 have marked my prlcee o low that t cart ' in nt And will not do any credit bualnena. P. H. STEPHENSON CONDON, - : - OREGON. Of Arlington, Or No. Transacts a General Accounts Kept Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe. Interest SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVENTO COLLECTIONS. WF SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. D. M. FRENCH, President) W. W. STEIWEP. Vice-Pi onldent; FRANK i T. HURL8URT. Cashier. i D1RECTORS--D. M. FRENCH, W.W. 8TEIWER. CEORCE CONSER, L. ! C. EDWARDS AND A. C. HAWSON. nnnnrunnnnnnrunnnj GLAD TIDINGS ! HAVE OBTAINED THE RIGHT FROM .ONE OF MY COMPETITORS TO PAY THE Highest Price for Wheat fJT-and I'll be "trosh-darned" If I don't do lt."Wl It makes no difference what figuroH nre tnailo to you, dear fumier, confiJentiiilly, don't fail to eeo uiLvi.ttle.Phil,v ti:e "old heuable" warehouseman at Arlington, BEFORE YOU DISPOSE OF YOUR GRAIN. PERRY L. HAM'S Genr'l Merchandise Store AT LONE ROCK, OR1SGON, 1 Is now In full blast with a- .. i .-ri...., ... f. rf K Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware BOOTS AND SHOES. ALL STAPLE ARTICLES A SPECIALTY. In fact everything needed by the" i ii farmer, stockman and mechanic I BUY FOR CASH AND SELL FOR CASH AND MY PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. CALL AND SF.E FOR YOURSELVES. JOHN P. RODGERS, BOOT AND SHOEMAFCER, Upper end of Main Street, Arlington, Oregon, Work of hII klniln done to onlor uml BiturHntcod. I kfjcp n kimlHof linotH ttnJ liie of the licst n tin I It)- fur innii, women uud cliildit'ti, iilw) tm ri'ti nock aiifl all . kinds ol rnl.lr (jnodn, Umtn, (ivi'rclioei, Indies' boots and robbem, Itrnitlies, lilack'nir, etts. Bnckukin tUvt-s ut cont. Everything sjjjjrt cheap and for cash only. lis lassiifon Engine & Thresher CsT 160-166 Front St., -lViLL mil CATALOGUE OF 0BIH80N' a 8.0N3 tj c t n R v. Carry Complot Lln of MERCHANDISE FRESH GROCERIES, TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, ETC. Wew'llfor etmh only, uml In onler to eneonrfige ffidli trade we nre selling flrst-eliiHt good lower than ever before sold forinthUttotinlry. Ciivetu your tnule. - - ARLINGTON, OR. STORE 3918, Banking Business.; Subject to Check. allowod on time deposits. TO THE FARMER I Portland, Oregon MUSIIiliEP.T OH iPFL!CATI3B NEW PRICES