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THE "'CONDON CLOBE. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 17, 1890. WAR A UVILJZER. The tendency of all civilized na tious during the past few decades has been toward encouraging peace and settle international disputes by arbitration; but the tendency has not yet met with universal approval. It is urged that war is the great civilizing agent; that it invites noble deeds; draws people closer together; creates a love of country; encourges advancement in science and art, and prevents a people from relaxing into a state of effeminacy. Judging from the his tory of nations, it would seem that there is foundation for this belief. Greece and Rome were most pros perous and made the most rapid strides in advancement while their people were aggressive and war like. The later European nations made more rapid advancement when engaged in foreign wars than they have during the times of peace. America is no exception to the rule, and there are many today who urge that war with some for eign power would be more benefi cial than-- detri uefi talr -Amon g thoBe"who hold this view is W. H. Henrichaen, , secretary of state of Illinois. In a recent interview re garding the possibility of a war with England, be said: "I don't know much about the question in dispute, but I have al ways thought our country ought to assert herself as the protector of all the American republics against European aggression. For thirty . years our foreign policy has been pusillanimous, and the only pro tection an American had abroad was by claiming to be an English man. Whatever may be Cleve land's motive in assuming hit po sition,! think he is right, and the great mass of the people, while car ing little about the particular point in dispute, will sustain him. A war with England would be a very good thing. Our country needs a war about once every generation. It serves to keep alive and intensi fy the American spirit, opens a field for the expenditure of a good deal of surplus energy, enthusiasm and patriotism; gives employment to a large number of people who would rather fight than work, and dead ens the bitterness between political parties. Of the thousands of for eigners who land on our shores every year a large proportion set tle in communities by themselves, retaining their national customs, habits and prejudices. They are in many respects foreigners always. A war requiring the services of a large number of men would draw many into the army. . A year of fighting and marching under the American flag and in support of American institutions would do more to Americanize these people than 20 years of peaceful residence, isolated from the American popu lace. A war with England would teach us to depend upon ourselves instead of upon English bankers for a financial system. It would prove the death of Anglo-maniacs of this country; would paralyze the A. P, A.; would put an end to all foreign-American political socie ties, and would in short, American ize the American people." John W. Lewis, a former register of The Dalles land office, bits the nail on the head as follows: The men who wore the gray remember, and have taught their sons to know and remem ber too, that it was England who en couraged them to rebel; England's promises of assistance on which they re lied, and that it was England who fail ed them In the hour of need. I not on ly believe in the Monroe doctrine as generally understood, but I believe also in its expansion. This government should never rest on that subject until every foot of land in both North and South America is forever freed from ownership or occupancy by any power not American. The supreme court of Washing ton has issued an order restraining the county judge, auditor, . clerk and sheriff of Pierce county from calling a jury to try criminal cases awaiting trial. The reason is that the county being beyond the legal debt limit cannot create new obli gations. This may result in a gen eral jail delivery, as the state law says the prisoners must be tried within 60 days after filing informa tion against them. As a matter of fact, the English posi tion ill Venezala is growing weaker and weaker every day. There i accumula ting evidence . that they have put for ward an arrogant and iinjiint claim. One of the leading London papers, the 'uronicie, has already thrown up the l.ionge and admits Unit England is claiming a country in which she has no tjtUv-S. Y. Vorld. l)r. Price's Cream baking Powder Aiiiei CM JM4 MMwiotar h , tea rrucuo j ine united states oas never been prepared when a war broke out. Hot has she ever been whip ped by any nation on earth. ; Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage. , Notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue of the provisions of a certain chattel mortgage, dated the 27th day of July, 18U8, executed bv Edwin Couture, Lewis Couture and John Couture, residing at Condon, Uilliam county, Oregon, to the Ad vance Thresher Com pan v, a corpora tion, to secure the sum of three thousand and fifty dollars ($3,050.00) and interest in accordance with the terms of four certain promissory notes in the original chattel mortgage spe cifically described upon the following described personal property, to wit: One Grain Separator complete, man ufactured by the Advance Thresher tompany, JPo. WJlz, with straw stack er, belts" and all fixtures and append ages witt) or Belonging to the same, also one Truck Wagon under the same, also one sixteen-horse power straw mirner Steam Traction Engine, manufactured by the Advance Thresh er Company No. 2426 complete, with hoce and all fixtures and appendages with or belonging to the same, also one Main Drive Belt and all belts used in and about said .machine, or that may hereafter be added to the same, also one Jackson Self Feeder with 24-foot elevator, also two 4g'-foot forks. .. t Now therefore, I, as the duly ap pointed agent of said mortgagee for such purposes, have taken possession of all the property in said mortgage described and mortgaged, the condi tions of said mortgage , having been broken, and have taken possession in accordance with the. terms of said mortgage, and in pursuance of the terms of foreclosure la said mortgage set forth, I will on Monday, January 27, 1896, at 2 o'clock p. m. of that day, at the warehouse wherein said property is stored, in the town of Adams, in Umatilla county, Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all of the above described mortgaged property, or sufficient thereof to sat isfy the amount due upon said notes by said mortgage secured, with inter est, costs and expenses of said sale. Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, this 9th day of January, 1896. JSoeth HoubEK, Sheriff, Agent for said fortgagee. The German-American Insurance Co., of New York, one of tbe moat reliable companies in the woi Id, has established an office at Condon with L. W. Darling as (gent. Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants registered prior to Jan. 1, 1894, will be paid on present ation at uiv office. Interest ceases on and after this date. S. B. Bakkeb, Treasurer of Gilliam County, Or. Pitted at Condon, Or., Jan 7, 18! 6. For Sale or Rent, An excelient farm, situated on Willow creek, Gilliam county.. Good improve ineiits and is well supplied with irriga tion ditches. Well located for fruit, vegetables and stockraising. For terms address the editor of this paper. Remember that Liverine is a first-class remedy for the liver, and one of the very best for constipation. Liverine is an Oregon remedy. Patronize home in dustry by buying' a bottle of Liverine at L. W. Darling's. Policy holders of tbe State Insurance Co. of Salem mav have the amount of the premiums of the unexpired term, due them, applied on new policies is sued by the Firemans Fund Ins. Co. of San Francisco, Cel., through Atty H. B. Hendricks. County Warrants at Face. I will take county warrants at their face value in trade at mv store in Con don. S B. Barker. Herbert Stephenson desires to inform the itnhlir t.hnr. their nun mvh mnnv a dollar by trading with him and getting me oenencoi ins large aisconnt lor cash. If yon 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 first-claeB photographic work come to my gallery at Condon. I respectfully invite the public to rail and examine tnV work befuregoingelsewhere. ' My prices are verv reasonable and T cnmrnntpp satisfaction. W. L. Richards.. To The Public. I have taken charge of the Cunning ham livery stables in Arlington and hope my friends from everywhere will remem- lr me whpn fhev rntit tn fnivn f rates are very moderate and the very nest care is taKen oi stock lelt in my care. Give me a chance. J. F. Thomas. Good rawed cedar shingles at James w. rMimri s at ;z per ju Wilson's Resort. 1 rpopntlv nnrfiaaoA ami u-iL nlm poa of the Bnrr e a loon in Condon and hind- v invito mr trianAu ts ro 1 1 in anrl sn. j j iviivji- vj inn in nun rrr me when thev feel like eniovinir first- class refreshments or a smoke, or a game of pool and billiards. uhah. j. wiwon. Blankets I Blankets I Dnnn In iiarl- rock prices at James W. Smith's. I'lpntv of nntrtfnpa at. Into gures at James W. Smith's. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lakd Office at The Dallf.ii, Ob., Jan. 2, J896. Notice Is hereby (riven that the following. rinmed settler has filed notice of his Intention to miike final proof iu support of his tliiiin, and that mild proof will be made before II. K. Fruzer, county clerk of Gilliam eonnty, at Condon, Or egon, on February t 180C, viz: WILLIAM T. CLARK. Hd. 8544, for the ne'4 sec 24 tp 4 s of r 23 e, W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove bis con tinuous residence upon and cultivation of, mild land, viz: E. A. Vt'ullnce, T. H. Moirls, Chins Johnson and J. W. Scrivner, all of Kuvlrison, Or. JIB 48 Ja. F. Monaa. Heglster. How to Cure a Bad Cold. I hud a iiad cold nnd cough for several months and trit-d almost everything. Finally, Mr. limit, the druggist at West Chester, recommended Chamherlaiti's Cough Uemed.w A 50 rent Imttlc cured me entirely. Aiinkh Mkiickr, Dillworth town, Chester C., Pa. For sale hy all rirnniiiKtH. J nines W. f-'inith handles Kuuiir in cur lots direct from the rtii.cry. His jji iccs j defy competition. I NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! ATTH5 JAMES W. SMITH 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 arid slickers, blankets and comforts, yarns and fancy notions, hats and cans, cloven 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. , COME AND GET OUR PRICES.! WHAT YOU DO NOT SEE, CALL FOR. LOWEST PRICES s TO WN 6 g S3 H W o Ifl AT P. 0. STORE Ifl ARLINGTON. 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 Commahd Your Trade. We are prepared to fill all orders at very low prices. SHURTE BROS. SHERIFFS SALE. By virtue of n execution duly Issued by the clerk of the circuit court of the connty of ttllllum state of Oregon, dated the 80ih dny of December, 1M0.), In certain anion in the circuit court for Polk comity and state, herr-ln M. Keller and V. f jiwenirart, partners as M. rjeller St Co. as plain tiffs, recovered jndKment against I., tirmmd and Wm. J. Mulkey for the sr.m oi two hundred and one dollars and eighty-live cents, and costs and disbursements taxed at 117.26 and 20 attorneys fees, on the 4th day of December, Wi. Notice Is hereby given that 1 will on Saturday, January 25, 1896, at the court house door in Condon In said comi ty, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described property, to-wlt: The southwest quarter of section tweny-four, town ship two south, ol range twenty-one east of Vt il lametis Meridian, situated In (illliiim county, Oregon. Taken and levied upon as the property ol L. Ground, or so much thereof as may tie nec eHsnry to satisfy the said judgment In farorof M. Seller & Co. against said I.. Ground and W.J. Mulkey with interest thereon, together with all costs and disbursements that haveor may accrue. W. U Wilcox, Sheriff. Dated at Condon, Oregon, Dec. 26, 1H95. BUSINESS LOCALS. Books of all kinds, h. W. Darling & Co. Dishes and glassware at L. W. Darling & Co.'i., The best lemon extracts for flavoring. Just ar rived. L. V. Darling 4 Co. Have you seen our new display of toilet soaps? Something new and nice. L. V. Darling A Co. Buy choice bird seed, now reduced to 10c a package, from L. W. Darling Si Co., and your bird will sing sweeter. The fiimoiis "William. Barber Bar Shaving Soap" the best III the world for the toilet and for shaving. For sale by L. W. Darling at Co. The freshest, purest and best stock of prescrip tion medicine In the country can be (omul at the drug store of I,. W. Darling A ('o.. Condon. The Doctor Out of town When Most Needed. , Mr. J. Y. Kchenck, editor of the Cad do, Ind. Ter., Banner, when hfj little girl two year of (re n threatened with a fevere Bttnck of the croup. He nays: "My ife inedfted that I go for the doc tor, hut as our family phmcimi vthh mit of town I pnrchned h bottle of Cluinihcrhiin'H Cough Hcincdy, which relieved her iiniiirdiiitlv. ; I will tint Im without it in the . future," 'J5 and fiOc Iwdt'on for hiiIc by all dnicjrists. , Flourl Flour!! . ; For the cheapest arid best flour on earth apply to Smith & Royal of the Fossil Mills. jiruuxrumivtnjvvirinTtu STORE OF- has arrived and will! tinware, groceries of all kinds, lime, ( S3 SJ SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Oillium Comity. The Solicitors Loan and Trust Company, plain tin, vs. James B. Moan, Florence A. Hloan and iewls tapotnte, defendants. The Mate of Oregon, to the above-named de fendants, iamea B, Hlonn, Florence A. Moan and Lewis Lnpolute. greeting: In the name of the state of Oregon, you and each o( you arc hereby required to lie anil appear III the alovc entitled court, in the al ove named suit and answer the complaint tiled agnlnst vou in said suit, by the above mimed plaintiff, within ten daysafter the date of the service of this sum mons U( on you, if the same is served in Gilliam county, state of Oregon, anil II the same Is served upon yon In any other county of said slate, then within twenty days after the date of the service of Ilia arnne upon you, and II the same Is served upon you by publication, then within sixty days alter the date ol the lirst day of the publication of this summons, which date of the first publica tion of this summons is December 27, lwf; mid If yon full so lo appear and answer, the said plaintiff will take judgment against you and will apply to the court for the relief prayed for III snid complaint, which consists among other things, of Judgment against the said defendants, James B. bloan and Florence A. Hloan, for the urn of live hundred and liftcen dollars ff.'ilft.on) ami Interest thereon from October 1, 1H91, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and titty dollars (liXt.(K)) attorneys fees in this suit, and costs and disbursements, and of a decree against all of said defendant In said suit, foreclosing the mortgage given by said defendants, James B. Moan and Florence A. Moan, on July 10. 1HN, upon that certain piece and parcel of land In (illllam county, state ol Oregon, known and dcscilhed us the northwest qHiirter of section four (4) In township two 12) north, of range twenty (20) east, of the Willamette Meridian; to secure the payment of the sums aforesaid; and bnrilug and foreclosing said defendants and each and all of them ol all right, title ami Interest of, In and to said bind; and for general relief. This summons Is published by order of Judge W. L. Jiradsluiw, dated Dccombcr IA, 1U. V,. H. Urrog, J27-47 Plaintiff Attorney. CHARLES FIX, Proprietor of LIVERY, FEED STABLE & CORRAL, . Lower Main St., Condon, Or. Hay and grain over night, cash, SOe; hay only. Cash, 2.: ttallroom. per span, cash 2Ac. Cump honc with cook-atove free to patrons who fur nish their own fuel. Price for weighing hay, grain, produce of all kinds, live stock, etc., on large scales, 2"! a draft; back weighing free, A libera! reduction oil contract weighing. The V. K. mail for Lone Kiwk leaves my barn every nioining. except Sundays, nldo'clixk. Passen gers will please give notice the night previous. A sliure of the patronage is solicited. onlti lloiicry store and soda fountain, loW'co, clear, pool tattle, etc.. In connection. Slitirtc Urnt. of Arlinyioii have H verv niic line nf frt'Pli ronfcctioiiery nnd t'l gart iu their poatoffioe vtore. M. "ROWSON "ft sows W CHOICE UNION BLOCK. - TIME TO CALL 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 ANeTsELL FOR CASH and are therefore enabled to sell cheaper thau others who buy on time. You will save money by incjicctingour goods and priceB before purchasing eluewhere. . DUNN BROS. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CONDON, OR, NEW NEW 0OOD8 I am now rady for buln" .with a bran-new atook of. MERCHANDISE AND GROCERIES AND EVERYTHING NEEDED BY THE FARMER, STOCKMAN AND MECHANIC I hav marled my prloaa o low that I can "' 11 mt ' i t and will not do anyoradtt bualnata. a. P. H. STEPHENSON CONDON. - : - OREGON. Of ArlinRton Or., No. Transacts a General Accounts Kept - Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States ! and Europe. Interest 8PECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. ; : D. M. FRENCH, Praaldanti W. W. 8TEIWER, Vloa-Praaldanti FRANK i T. HURLBURT, Caahlar. DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W. W.8TEIWER, CEORQB CONSER, L. C. EDWARDS AND CLAD TIDINGS TO THE FARMER I - I HAVE OBTAINED THE RIQHT FROM- ,-ONEOF MY COMPETITORS TO PAY THE- . Highest Price for Wheat MT-and I'll ba "goh-darnd" If I don't do It.-tJU (! It makes no difference what figures are made to you, dear farmer, confidentially, don't fail to Bee "Little Phil," THE "OLD RELIABLE" WAREHOUSEMAN AT ARLINGTON. BEFORE YOU DISPOSE OF YOUR ORAIN. " PERRY L. HAM'S Genr'l Merchandise Store AT LONE ROCK, OREGON, ' fa now In full blat with a " - ""r'" r f -1 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware BOOTS AND SHOES. ALL STAPLE ARTICLES A SPECIALTY. m "in fact avrythlng naadad by th I BUY FOR CASH AND SELL FOR CASH AND MY PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. JoW BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Upper end of Main Street, Arlington, Oregon. Work of all kinds done to order and guaranteed. I keep all klndi of boot and shoes of the best quality for men, women and children, also . tnen'i Bock and all kinds of rubber goods, boots, overshoes, ladies' ' boots and robbera, brashee, blacking, etc Buckskin glovea at coat Everything sold dirt cheap and for cash only. The Massillon Engine & Thresher Co. i 160-166 Front St., Portland, Oregon -WILL LUIL CAT1L0SUE OF fJACKlUEHY Oa APPLiCiTICiJ- CASH STORE. Carry a Complata Llna of- MERCHANDISE FRESH GROCERIES, TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, ETC. We tell for caiih only, nnd In order to encotimg caih trade we ft re selling flrttt-cUw flood" lower thai ever before lold for la thli country. Olvs us your trade. - ' - ARLINGTON, OR. STORE 3918, Banking Business. .. Subject to Check. 0 allowed on time deposits. A. C. HAWSON. NEWPRICE8
