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HAS THREE TIMES THE CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE COUNTY. ADVERTISING BATES. CONDON PUSL1NHKD IVIRT FRIDAY BY LOAN P. SHU TT, Kllr h4 I'roprlrlar. . ....... . nbwrlptloB Itatst. On year (In kImiico)..., II 60 If not wll In ailvauiw i no Sli monliia , ,.... 1 00 Three mouth , 74 Siugla OUUllM .... 10 Profeaalonal cardt........... 11 00 per month Oneaqnare 1 M per moat One-qnaiter column...... .... ..... g M per month One half column....... .......... 0 00 per month One column 10 00 per month Buinew local will be charged at 10 cents per line lor 11 rat lnMrtlon and S cenu per line there after. Legal adTertlaemenu will la all cane be charged to the part; ordering them, at legal ratea, and paid for before affidavit It furnished VOL. 0. CONDON, GILLIAM CO.. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 8, 18. NO. 8. THE OFFICIAL AND LEADING PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY. GLOBE. Kntewi at thi Pnntafflei nl QmUm, Ortgtm, at orrit'lAL Il ItKOTOIl V. '' United Utal... rre.ldi.ut ..(iaorH Oi.avai.AHi Vice fni.lil.iit .....Aui.ai K. Htmvknhok Bwratarv of mate Km :maui Oi.nsr ttooreiary of Traaanry,.,,. John O. Uahi.ivi.k Htmrotarf ol Interior... Hons hxiim Nwratary of War..,,,..,,,..,... Damim. h. Lamoht eenreury oINary ....Hiuar A. mkkiikht foalmaater-Ueueral ...m. Wiu.uM 1.. Wiutuit Atuinuif-UeHeral JiuaoN iinn bexiretarjr ol Agrl.tiHure. ....J btiki.iku Muwioa Vtate of Orairon. Governor .. , Wn, P. Ixibd Bwirel.rj of Male . K. Kikcaiu Treaaarar ., fun. Mt:h AUorucy.deneral (J. M. 1ilkmaN Supl. ol Puhllu lu.traoiloii U. M. Inwin OongreMmeu J&TSiZJ, Printer .....1....- VV, 11. I.ki So. e. WulVsaVUM l. A. M'MlHS K. H. IIBAM. tenth Judicial IMatrtot. fMrealt Judge ,......., W. D. UrumiHAW Preaenotlng Attorney ......... A. A Javmi Member elate Hoard W. (.'. VYI1.MI Ullllam Cuuntr, joint Ketialnr lorUllllam, Btior-' man and Weaco couiiUva ..W, W. Atkiwir RuiirejuUtl J. K. tiAViii Judge W.J. MaKink tier 1 ..It. N. Krak rllierlir ....W. I W11.10X Treuurer.. H. H. Hark an CommClonere J j.VtWa," Aaaeaanr M U CUKKK Brhool ttiitierlutvadeut W. W. KknnkV Surrayur.,.. J alibi itnowN K40 lu.peutor 'Ku A. H a LI i. , 1 " Precluet Officer.. CONDON. Justine n the Peace...- . P. fnwrt t'ouaiable I. M. Rinchaht AkLlMOTUN. Jaatlrw ol the i'eu. . H. RBI toinlahl. K. A. W. liAHiwr . roeai 1... Jaatlosol the Peace........ Kan Iinai.ion Couateble i T. Mokoam MAYVll.LS. Ju.tlee ol the Peace J. I. Oaky CouaUul W. 11. Kaanci. OI.K. Jmtlceof the Peace II. 0. Ramoam. ContUble Ku IIiibkk IONS KOVK. Juatice ol the Peace,,,.. A. I'HAwroKO Cou.lable T. J, Anuhkw. THAIL roRK. Jnallceol the Peace W. Wiiit Coneuble W. 11. Paaaa CROWN ROCK. Juatice ol the Peace U II. IIalr Couatable. Char. 11 CMTLtV RI.AWtR. Jn.tlre ol the Peace.. O. parrmii Couibtble....... ,.Tho. Batim O. It. A M. Co. Time Card. Train, arrive at Arllngion aa follow.: No. I West bound paaaenger I'J:3A A. M, No. 2 Kat bouud MUMUKr .. 07 a. N. No. 2a-W. bound fielght (paaaenRpr.) ! :4 a. h. Nil. M ft. bound freight (iHuaeiigur)...f 1 F. H. No. ill W, bouud freight fpieiigeri).,&:lft r. N. No., 't .iid il will lie nrnvldod with a eoarli and baggage car and will connect at W illow. Junction with the Heppner Irani. No. Rl will roiiun t aiThe lall with No. , he local paaaeuger iraln betwevu Portland anu The Dallea, rarea by boat to Han Pranclaco have bren r dnred Arat cabin, ll'J; atmirage, ID. liicledlng meala and bertha, 't hrough tlckela are auld lu Arllugiou. r. 0. HINDI. K. Agent, JJR. J. I. 1100 AN PHYSICIAN AND 8URGEON. Condon, Or. . OfficeOregon are., between Oaluollo Church ana reaiuuuce 01 rt, r. snuti. IW. DARLINO, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer, Condon. Or. Collection) and bianranne. Term, reaaonable. Ollioo lu rear ol puatolllve building, Main street. JOHN I.Y0N8, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Condon. Or. All legal work promptly and carefully at- mien 10. jxKjIalty. Collecting and Abatravtlug a s, A. I). OUKLKY Attornnj and Ooanielor at Law V. H. CommlMloner. Notary Public. Arllnaton, Or. Admitted In practice In thoennrta of Oregon and Washington and lu the V. rl. courta. Take, flllnga and proof, oil land. 11 UNTINOTON A WIL40N, B. B. Huntington, Notary PibllO. Il.ri. WI1.011. ATTORNEYS AT LAW The Oalloe, Or. OnVe-Ffrt National bank block. Second St., entrance Brt loor caal of Klrat National bank. g P, SHCTT, Justice of the Peace and Rotary Public, Condon. Or. Collection! promptly and oarelully attended to. L. 0. RALSTON OLEX - ORECON DIAl.IR IN General Merchandise, Implements, Choice Groceries, Drj Goods, Hardware, Drugs, Bools and Shoes. Full linttf are carried and new goodi constantly arriving. Hock halt, ISIarkimlth Coal and Feed la carload loin, at competition price. J t will nay (lock men to come to Olez and get prices before baying eliiewhere. Hay and flrala for Tenmatere and Oood Watering and Camping Accom-iiiodallone. KEEP YOUR EYE ON OLEX." jrf Our new Catalogue is a grand portfolio of all the) btest and beat Styles of Ortmna and l'uittoa, It illnatratea. dcacril. 1 and pivcg manufacturer' prices on Organs from $35.00 up, V and Piano from $130 up. It shows bow to buy at wholesale j uirect irom the manufacturers, and save over 50 per cent. THE CORNISH ORGANS AND PIANOS J Guaranteed for 2$ ym, have been played and praised for nearly 1 30 yrs.; to-dny thev are the most popular instruments made. ltcurt our SPECIAL TERMS of Credit, fraimd re tuittht fmes. w L - . . ' " w. w-.., . M...UV IV M UI9 I , . t nenvmoer mm gram ooog rg eenr rncc trrtn tor It at (Mice. CORNISH . CO. (Eitub. pearly 8U yra.) Wgf,lnqton. N.J. Condon - Blacksmith - Shop O. S. CLABK, Prop. General Blacksmithing AND WOODWORK The Only Fl rut-Class Blacksmith and Jlorseshoerin the County. THE NEWS, RESUME MAIN STKEKT COHDOM. OR. ARLINGTON-FOSSIL STAGE LINE L. PARKER, Proprietor. VARK fROH ABI.IKttTOlf TO Poa.ll Mayrllle Condon.. (.'Iein.... tllea SO 00. .............Round trip, f 10 00 6 00........ Round trip, 9 00 4 m:....u Hound trip, 7 SO I 00 Round trip, 6 00 . 2 00...., Round trip, I 00 Learea Arlington erery nornlns (Htinday ex eetted) at o'clock, la due at Coudou at Ir.s., and arrlvea at Koaall at 7 T. M. Comfortable coacnea asd careful, experienced drlrera. E. MoNEILL, Receiver. TO THE EAST GIVES THE OHOIOE OF TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES GREAT UNIOH RT. : PACIFIC Rl. VIA VIA SPOKANE DENVER MINNEAPOLIS OMAHA AND AND ST. PAUL KANSAS CITY LOW RATES TO ALL EASTERN CITIES. OCEAN STEAMERS LEAVE PORTLANO EVERY 6 DAYS ..FOR.. SAN FRANCISCO For full details call on O. R. ft N. Agent, F. C. Hindle, Arlington, Or. or address: W. H. HURLBURT, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Or. THE "RUSSELL" COMPOUND ENGINE l " W IF TOU NEED AN A DIGEST FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. Engine, Thresher or Horse Power .WRITE US FOR CATALOGUE. HE MASSILLON ENGINE & THRESHER CO. pi PORTLAND OREGON, Compreben.lve Review of the Import ant Happenings of the Pae Week , Culled From the Telegraph Column. At Home aad Abroad, There wai a large Inoreaae in Berlin during the part week of deatha from influenza and pneumonia. Bnsaia baa ordered seven lronolada and ten oraisera for ber Faciflo fleet, in view ofk Japan's eztenaive naval prep arations., The conference for international ar bitration beld in Waabington, which has been a very harmonions one, has jait olosed. The battleship Uaasacbnsetts made 16.15 knota on ber trial trip in Boston harbor, and ber builders win a bonus of $100,000. A crap game on Grant avenue in 8an Farnoisco was held op by two men. About flSO was taken. They were captured by the police soon after. Miss Laura White created a sensa tion in Axdmore, L T., by publicly horsewhipping Professor Linn, a drug, gist, because he had charged her with theft A Borne dif pitch says the cabinet has decided against the campaign in Abyssinia in the autumn, on the ground that such a coarse would be disastrous to Italy. It is said in Washington tbst there is a strong possibility that the dele gates from territories who hsve state hood bills in obarge will not attempt to secure congressional action until the next session. A dispatch from Panama says: Some (ear are entertained here that trouble will ooonr when the elections for deputies takes plaoe. The members of the liberal party will vote for the first time sinoe 1885. ' A serious oonflict between Christians and Turka has occurred at Epiakopi, Island of Crete. There were two days' fighting, and fifty persons were killed snd wounded. The Cretans have ap pealed to Greece for aid. In Houghton, Mich., sixty trammers have struck in Qulnoy mine to enforce a demand for higher wages. The mine is still in operation, but the trouble will probably extend to the miners of the Quinoy and other mines. In Glasgow, Sootland, the steamer Marsden collided with the British bark Firth of Solway, near Kish lightship, causing the latter to sink. Thirteen of the crew and Captain Eendrick's wife and child were drowned. The London Chronicle has a dis patch from Brussels, which aava that the Baroness Herri, a lady 80 years old, was strangled, her body mutilated and her house robbed at Ixells, a fash ionable auburb. The murderer es caped. The treasury defloitfor thefiacal year ending June 80, 1896, will.be approxi mately 135.000,000. This is the opin ion of officials and others best qualified to make an intelligent estimate of the result of the fiscal operations of the year. . A Madrid dispatch says the minister of flnanoe, Senor Juan Navarro, baa no tified the cabinet of the neoessity of re lief measures on aooount of the pro longed drought, whioh baa caused a rapid rise in the prioe of oereala, also injuring livestock. A $10,000,000 bicycle trust is being formed in New York. A prominent member says the trust will out the prioe of high-grade wheels from $100 to about $65, eliminating jobbers' profits and advertising expenses, and will make money at that Senator Warren, from the oommit tee on claims, has reported the amend' ment to the sundry oivil appropriation bill for the navment of lie French spoliation olaims, which have been al lowed by the oourt of claims, it oar rles an appropriation of $1,030,000. A mnh of armful men. about fifteen in nnmhflr. entered the iail at MoMinn villa. Tenn.. dracired the laller from hla bed and forced him to five up the keys. William and Viotor Hollis were taken from the Iail. carried on Horse back five miles Irom MoMinnvme ana hanged. A Louisville A Nashville fruit train and the Evansville & Terre Haute pas senger train oollided at a orossing near Mnnnt Vernon. Ind. Alexander Litis- ooll, a brakeman, was killed; James r!ovinston. an ensineer. and IT. xl. Thompson, a brakeman, were seriously injured. Tha two associations of manufao turera of wire and out nails have olosed a three dava' conference in CbioSKO. In oonsequenoe of the rise in the steel market, it was decided to raise tne nrina of both wire and cut nails 15 oenta cer hundred weight, to take effect May 1, Senator MoBride has secured a pro vision appropriating $50,000 for con tinuing the work at the Cascades, $30, 000 of whioh shall be used for extend WOOL The Dalles is the Market for Eastern Oregon Wool Prices Paid in 1 895, I 1-2 Cents a Pound More than anywhere else in Oregon. Somnetitirin hv thn tTValnrnKla. Pivar H.invA1 tv m Atk.. v'.s il- 4e mountains, reduces freight to Boston from Th- Halle. THE DIK BNCKIS FREIGHT CIO 1.3 Tf THf ripnvvtrn iv tviniicv ,u Water t Cases FER1 PRIf!R The low rates of 1895 will be still farther reduced this year by the CTEXIXG OF THF CASCADE LOCKfte THE BUYERS CONGREGATE IX THE DALLES. Having made arrangements with The Regulator Line for the us of their XF.W and COMMODIOUS WAREHOUSE, we are now preparH off. r fa r.ms storage for their wool, adjacent to either RAIL or RIVER IRA.VSrOUfA TION WITH NO CHARGE FOR DRAYAGE. We are now prepared to handle the ENTIRE OUTPUT of EASTERN OREGON, in the MOST ADVANTAGEOUS manner. We solicit a continuance of the patronage we have heretofore enjoyed, and can assure patrons of our desire and ability to serve their int-rte. We furnish SACKS and TWINE at the LOWEST MARKET RATE.. We pay freight to teamsters and hold the wool sobject to owners order. We make liberal cash advances on clips that owners may dts re to Lold for better nrirea. Teamsters' receipt books sent free on application. HAUL YOUR WOOL TO THE DALLES Z. F. RflOODY. Mark Each Sack Car of Z. F. M., The) Dalles, WOO GROWERS I The Dalles Is the Best Market for Eastern Oregon Wool. THE WASCO WAREHOUSE IS THE SAFEST HOUSE IN EASTERN OREGON TO STORE YOUR WOOL WITH. PRICES PAID IN 1899 I 1-2 CENTS A POUND HIGHER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN ORECON. I to 2 Prices paid for wool stored with the WASCO WAREHOUSE COMPANY cento a pound higher than anywhere else in THE DA I.I.KS. The low freight rate of 1895 to Boston, New York and Philadelphia may be still further reduced this year by the probable opening of the Cascade Locks. THE BUYERS CONGREGATE IN THE , DALLES, and make the WASCO WAREHOUSE their principal headquarters. We have made arrangements whereby all wool froing bv the Regulator line will be delivered at their landing FREE OF ALL DRAYAGE. We cannot handle the ENTIRE OUTPUT OF EASTERN OREGON and do jus tice to our patrons. We CAN handle all the wool intrusted to our care, and last season handled two-thirds of all the wool that came to this market. We respectfully solicit a continuance of that generous patronage we have hereto fore enjoyed. We make liberal cash advances on consignments of wool, a"d those who patronize us WILL ALWAYS FIND THEIR WOOL IN OUR WAREHOUSE WHEN CALLED FOR, and strictly subject to their order. We keep a supply of wool sacks and fleece twine on hand, and furnish the same to our patrons at ACTUAL COST. We pay freight to teamsters, and furnish teamsters receipt books on spplication. Our warehouse is not a fire-trap, but nevertheless, we keep alt wools fully in sured, nnless otherwise ordered by the owners. Mark on Your Woolsacks: CARE W. W. CO. WASCO WAREHOUSE CO. ing the walla of the lock, so that it may be opened for oommerce. The appro priation is intended to secure the build ing of another lock. While leaving work at lock 9, a skiff whioh contained nine men, upset and three were drowned at Charleston, W. Va. The dead are: Henry Maban, colored, of Gallipolis, O.; Richard Dickinson, colored, former home un known; Jordan, white, 16 years old. The other six swam ashore. The crop bulletin for the northern part of Idaho indicates that in a general way the wheat crop will be late, and the fruit orop good this year. Cold and unfavorable weather haa checked the growth of vegetatior. Over the greater portion of the state ioe formed nearly every night the past week. The ten days allowed the president for the consideration of the agrioul tural bill has expired and that measure will become a law without his approv al. The measure contains some fea tures supposed to be objectionable to the president, but they are not sum oient to cause him to veto the whole bill. One million dollars worth of supplies of all sorts, for Indiana under govern ment control, will be bought by the commissioner of Indian affairs at Chi' oago this week. The artioles to be pur chased include vast quantites of drugs, medicines, meats, corn, flour and hominy, and oats in large quantities will be needed. A case of leprosy has been discovered in California. The afflioted person is a girl of 15. 4 Lord Dunraven denies the report that Mr. H. MoCalmont is now the sole owner of Valkyrie III. Rev. C. O. Brown has given up the fight and resigned his pastorate of the First Congregational church of San Franoisoo. Albot Rieuff blew out the brains of his wife Julia, at a lodging-house in Seattle and then killed himself. Jeal onsy is given as the cause. A German force defeated a large body of Hottentot rebels in Damaranr, on April 5, killing forty-six of th ;tu. The German loss was siu ill. A general strike on the lines of the Union Traction Company has been or dered to take effect at onov The na tional board has given its consent. John Heinets, aged about 28, and James Davis, aged about 71, prospect ors, mining near Delta Cal. were drowned while crossing the river ia a boat During a fete at the town of Les Sanier, France, an anaruhiNt named Colan stabbed and killed the uitt. The motive for the crime was political hatred.' A dispatch from Athens says another oonflict has occurred in the lluicion Vasileon district of Crete. It is alleged twenty Turks were killtd and thirty wounded. Sir William Robinson, governor of Hong Kong, telegraphs that there has been seventy-five new cases of buboine plague and seventy-five deaths from the disease in Uoug Kong the pass week. Commander Booth-Tucker, of ti e Salvation Army, whita out slumming in New York, was arrested snd taken to the Elizabeth-street police stati n. Bail was fixed at $1,000, wbioh was furnished by Steve Brodi. The battleship Oregon, which was recently coin pie ted at the Union iron works in Han Francihoo, has been placed in the drydovk to be soraped, in preparation lor the tiul test of swed required by the navy department The uregon win be the most formidable battle-ship in the American navy when turned over to the government A Pretoria, South Afrioa, dispaoth says: lne sentences of death imposed upon John Hays Hammond, the Ameri can engineer, Colonel Franois Rhodes, brother of the former premier of Cape Colony; Lionel Philips, president of the chamber of mines, Johannesburg, and George Farrar. proprietor of Coun try Life, of Johannesburg, have been commuted.