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THE GOIlDOii CUBE. FRiDAY, JUNE 2. 1609. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OP GILLIAM COUNTY. OREGON. The opinion that harry in e&ting is a prolific cause of djepepsia is founded on common observation. The ill results of bolting the food have been attributed to the lack of thorough mastication, and to the incomplete action of the saliva up on the food. Two-thirds of the food we eat is utarch, and March cannot be utilized in the system m food until it has been converted into sugar, and this change is prin cipally effected by the ealiya. But there is a third reason why rapidi ty, of eating interferes with diges tion. The presence of salivary se cretion in the stomach acts as a stimulus to the secretion of the gastric juice. Irrespective of the mechanical function of the teeth, food which goes into the stomach incompletely mingled with saliva passes slowly and im perfectly through the process of stomach digestion. Therefore, as a sanitary maxim of no mean val ue, teach the children to eat slowly and in giving this instruction by example, the teacher aB well as the pupil may receive a benefit A farmer in Eastern Pennsylva nia, has been converted by exper ience from some common opinions on money. He did not believe in banks and be did believe in sil ver. 80 he held all his funds in the form of silver dollars, stored them in a keg marked "prime leaf lard" and hid the deposit in hie wagon shed But a thunder shower came up one day last week and a baft of lightning took a pernicious ly active part in the demonstration of the necessity of one quality in money. It reduced the wagon shed to ashes, and the silver dol lars to a shapeless mass of bullion. As a result, $1000 or so of silver was turned into just about half its face value. Had the coin been of gold it would be worth just as much after it wag melted as it 'was before. This is a highly expensive way of getting a grasp of the factors of the monetary problem, but the man who learns at the cost of $500 a lesson will be likely to remember what he has paid for. Oregonian. j There is no excuse for young men loafing about the streets, stores and salooDS. If a young man can not find employment he can at least read Good books are a man's best friend and he who spends bis time reading such will certainly not have wasted it A young man who is seen continually loafing is soon looked upon as an idler and finds himself thought of and spo ken of in the same manner as the lowest class of degraded men are thought and spoken of. Don't loaf. If you can't find work, don't stand out 00 the sidewalk and make a , puplic nuisance and eye-sore out of yourself. World. The supreme court of the United States not long ago sustained the territorial court of Utah in over ruling the challenge of a juror who admitted having read newspaper re ports of the crime, and that these had made an impression upon his mind, but who insisted that this impression could be removed by testimony. If this example was practiced oftener trials would take up less time and waste less money, besides in a majority of eases re sulting in a better verdict than could be rendered by a jury that dosen't read and never has opin ions that are not drammed into it PROGRAM For the Fourth at Olex on July 4, 1896. Procession at 10 a. m. BrN Band, Liberty Car, O. A. R. etc. whill march td stand, where program will open by woalc by the Condon Brass Band. Prayer by Rev. Walbrldge. Flag salute by children. Bong by ehoir. Reading Declaration of Independence by Mra. J. M. John. Music by the band. Oration by J. M. Johns. Song by choir. Recitation by Goddess of Liberty. Recitation by Nora Miller. "Drill the Blue and the Gray," by children. Song by choir. . ' DINNER. Mnsic by band. Recitations by Mra. Doerfer, Cynthia Weatherford, Lillian Snell and Edith McKinney. ' Song by choir. Plug-uglies Amusements of the dav will consist of hone race for all. 100 yds. torn a stake. change horses at start and ran again 800 yds in all; prise o;' entrance 60c. Saddle-horse race, 300 yds; prise 15: entrance $1.60. The most graceful lady rider; entrance free; prize, a bridle. Riding for ring. 3 nine, a $2.60 orise : entrance 60c. Tog of war; (1.60 prise. Wheelbarrow rare; prise, pocket knife. Free for all foot race; prize, straw hat. Ladieti' footrace; prise, washboard. Hurdle race 260 yds, 4 panels; prise $260. . Base ball game. Olex against the ground, light weight (150 lbs) wrestling match; prise, plug of tobacco. Race for yoong con pies, gentleman at one end of the track and lady at other end; prise goes to eooDle that meets first; track 100 yds; prize 60c worth of rencn canay. Grand ball in grove, platform 40x50 ft, wen enaaea, gooa floor, good music. Tickets $1.00. Camp fire by G. A. R., evening of 3d NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! AT THE STORK Of JAMES W. S IN ARLINGTON. ! Our new summer stock has arrived and is! being sold at Hard Times Prices. , v I' 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 fancy notions, hats and cans, gloves and mittens, hardware, stoves and tinware, groceries of all kinds, lime, suipnur ana cement, Harness and saddlery, lumber and shin gles, paints and oils, glass, crockery, wall paper, win dows and doors, Bchool books and stationery, , machinery of all kinds, Studebaker and Old Hickory wagons, Oliver plows, ..,,' COME AND GET OUR PRICES. WHAT YOU DO MOT SEE, CALL FOR. Public Notice. In accordance with section 3418, page looi oi nuts Annotated laws oi Uregon. 1 hereby give notice that at the general election held on Jane 1, 1896, a majori ty of all votes cast were against swine running at large in Uilliam county, Ore gon ; and that in 60 days from the date hereof, it will be unlawful for swine to ran at large in eaideonntv, onder penal ty of $5 for the first ofiense. and $10 for each and every snbeeqnent offense, to be recovered irom the owner of tbe swine by civil action in the name of the State of Oregon, before a justice of the Dear of the precinct in which such owner or keeper or either of them may reside; and each penalty shall be for tbe bene fit of. and when collected, naid into the common school fond of the county in which such action is brought, within 60 days after each animal is proved to oe at large. Jjatea tola nth day of June, 1896. H. N. Fsazes, County Clerk. Herbert Stephenson desires to inform the pnblic that they can save many a dollar by trading with him and getting the benefit of bis large discount for cash. Notice. Trains No. 1 & 2, West and East bound passenger respectively, now run by tbe way of Walla Walla, and arrive at Arlington as follows: . - No. "2" East bound 12:63 a.m. No. "1" West bound 2:47 a. m. Train No. "2" leaves Portland at 7 p. m. , . Train No. 2 for the east leaves Arling at 12:30 a. m., train No. 1 for tbe west leaves Arlington at 2:46 a. to. V. C. iJnnLB. Aonrr. ' ' ' ' Arlington, Or. WMTED--500 IK1EH I TO BUY THEIR M ACHINER Y iOFi Anyone desiroos of purchasing a new mower will make money by getting pri ces at the Olex store before purchasing, as tbe latest improved Buckeye and Os born mowers are on hand at reduced pices. Yon should see the Jones CHAIN MOWER before vou bur. Hi molest. longest-lived and lightest draft mower in the world. Never out of repair. No gears to wear out, no noise, nothing to mace tne farmer "cnss." Chain rower rons the great Ferris wheel. This proves its strength. Bicycles are Chain Drive. Wby? Light draft! At Shurte Bros. : . The Spanish war in Cuba is ear ned on with much courtesy. We base this statement on the follow-' ing words occurring in a diepaleh: "We then went through the out houses and found upwards pf forty sick and wounded. These we kill- plied the torch. Those kiJJed outside ' of the threw into the flames, resumed our march." some people will say that Spain is a civilized country. - 4 wno were house we W then And yet County Warrants at Face. I will take count? w arrants tit thefr face value in truil rnv "for in ( v,!; d''n. . ' fi.'fi. be. Pflx-'i Cream fSkWng fowar- AmmMOold Utiil MkIwwmc Fur, n frinnm, H. H. & H. B. HENDRICKS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Fossil - and - Condon. - Oraeron, Notariea Pnblle. Aeenta for Flreraana Vnnil and i i ana ukhw inmrance toe. A Detracting, Collection., C. & Laud B ml neat. Practice in all we court. You should see the new late im Droved steel frame Jones' self dump hay rake si ounrie jros. James W. Smith's new spring, and summer stock of gents' furnishing goods, boots and shoes, dry goods, etc., will all be in by March 1st. His goods are booght direct from the East, at prices that defy competition. James W. Smith has the largest line of agricultural implements to select from in Gilliam county. Oliver plows and extras a spec'ralty. T BUSINESS LOCALS. Book, of all kind.. L. W. Sarftn a Co,- ed with our machetes and then ap- "lt j i r ur r: 1 1 . . niw. kj. w . xraruiig ,o. . ( Hare ran seen our new dlaplay of toilet eoape? Something new and sic. L V. Datliag A Co. Buy choice bird aeed. now reduced to Ktc packim, from U W. rHriACo.end roar bird wtUringeweeter . , The frmoiie WHllasM Barber Bar Shaving Soap" the beat In ttte world for the toilet and for ahariiiK. For aaie iiji.W. barling & Co. , ' The f re. heat, purest and bct atoek of preeertp tioB medlctnee tn the tamntrr can be found at tha dnig store of L, W, barling A Co., Condon. Eemember that Ltrerine iia first-class. ' uifAv f"r ti'w liver, and one of the n ' . i I k e n 'ligation. Liverine is ; n jis mux :,, fatmtifse home in- Ui.tr? h;. i,.i.vir.g a Utule of Juiverine at L. U. iianiug'a. . SHURTB BROS., ARLINGTON, OREGON. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS Wagons, Buggies, Mow ers, Rakes, Etc. Latest Improved Headers , DYERS PUIIP, ETC. Ill - FACT-Ail YTI IlilC USED - Oil - A - FARM. Administrator's Notice. AH peraona baring claim agalnat tbe eatate of Stlaa Brown, deeesaed, will ptenie pment them, with the proper voochvra, within aix montba from the date of thi notice, to D. 8. Brown of Condon or Win. C. Brown of tone Bock, Ollltam county, Oregon, administrator" of aald eatate. Dated thla 2d day oi Jane, It). D. 8. Baoww, Wn. C. Baowa, JM7 Ad in I n Intra tori. Mitchell wagons lead the world ; strongest and best made wagon on earth. At bhorte Hros. KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION: Uro Omen at Tnu Daixks, Oa Hay 28, 189S. Notice ia hereby given tbat the followinc. named eettlerhaa illed notice of but intention to mittennai proof in tirtofbla claim and that aatd proof will be made before H. H. Hendricka, o. K.om. ai iwiii, ur., on Juiy in, irmt via: WILLIAM M. STEWART. Hd. 828. for tbe n'i nw4 and m ne'i aee 2B, tp S of r ti e. He name, the following wltneeea to prove in. comiiiuiia. resilience upon ana cultivation of aald land, via: (teorge Knox, Jaela Hteera, Ua- via Biieiniiigana wvw uarnie.au 01 umi val- Look Herel ' To those who are indebted to tbe fol lowing firms, pleaee call at mv office at an early date and settle: Hmith A I'er- rln, Barr a btepbenson. Halstead ft itinebsrt, (i. H. t'lark, J. K. Kmith, as signed to Geo. Lawrence A Co., Port land, P, Skelly, Joe Trevett, F. D. I5el- liard and J. M Johns (Record subecrio- tions.) If. B. Hikdmcks, Atty, Anything yon need on a farm at reas onable prices. Where 7 At Hburte Bros. Mothers will find Chamberlain's Congh Remedy especially vslnnble for cronp and whooping congh. It will give prompt relief and is safe and pleasant. We have sold it for several years and it has never failed to give the most perfect satisfaction. Q W. Richards, Pnqoesne, Pa. Bold by all druggists. The German-American fnettranceCe., of Hew York, one of tbe moat reliable coMpinles fa the world, baa eatabliabed an a Ace at Condon with I.. W. Darling aa agent Notice to Sheepmen. I am nretfared toannimer hnka at 11 per head, on niy range, at the forks of Beaver and Bnckhorn creeks, near Lone Rock. For further ri.rrlcnlora mII address me at Lone Rock, Oregon, Lb CoMrrow. Woodl'W T taSlV nrnhaaf4 rtrVSl.? Aaa. ivaaJ .au and witl fo prepared to inrnisb the peo- v.1a tt liftfianrt nnmntv vtth all Wak -,,A they need, any size, snd at prices that 111 I I A. a. I 1 II . wii mi ? it wurii) yonr wniie lotee Itl6 (ifora Itrrvinty aIdaik hv It th .lA ' , ' ... . VIU Lom Eork Mwmill it. 5 Iregon. 5-17 Ja. T. Mooai, Regiatvr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Culture Final Proof. VS. S. Lam b Ornci Trs Pauks, Ob. June II, 1806. Notice ia berebv given that Fmnioiit Ward haa Hied tmtlce of Intention to make final proof uviimb n. n . rrurr, cuu7 vjera, avnia omce ia uonaon, uregon, on , Tuesday, July 28, 1896, for the n'4 ne and H nw'4 aee M tp 4 of r 21 e. He name aa witneaaea: (I. M. (lark, u. W. Ward, John Knox and i. A, Kiaer, all ol Condon, Oregon. j-l9 ,' Jas. F. Mnoat, Hegiater, PHOTOGRAPHS. For first-class photographic work come to my gallery at London. I vespectfally Invite the pnblic to call and examine my work before going elsewhere. Mv prices are vary reasonable and I guarantee awacwuw. ,n , Li. KM71MKIM, 11. II. Robinson. F. n. Robinson. ROBINSON BROS.; IS THE PLACE TO GO FOR BARGAINS GENERAL MERCHANDISE, FRESH GROCERIES, Tobacco, Confectionery, Stationery, Etc., FOR CASH ONLY, AT BEDROCK PRICES. UNION BLOCK. ARLINGTON, OR. NEW GOODS NEW STORE NEW PRICES " I am now ready for busloess" .wlth a bran-new stock of. It it required an annual outlay of 1100 to insure a family against anv serious consequences from an attack of bowel complaint during the year there are many who would feel It their duty to pay it ; that they could not afford to risk their lives, and those of their family for snch an amount. Anyone ran get this insurance for 25c, that being the Price of a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Choi era and Diarrhoea Remedy. In almost every neighborhood someone hss died from an attack oi bowel complaint be fore medicine coo id be proenred or a physician summoned. One or two doses of this remedy will enre any ordinary case. It never fails. Can yoo afford to take the risk for so small an amount? For sale by all drnggfats. Flourl Flourll For the cheapest and best flour on earth apply to Smith & Royal ol th Fossil UUte MERCHANDISE AND GROCERIES AXD EVERYTNIRQ KEESE3 BY TKI FARMER, STOCKMAN AND MECHANIC m have marked my prloas so low that I can m - and will not do any credit business, m P. H. STEPHENSON CONDON. - : - OREGON. .SSS-4 . m eesj A Of Arlington, Or., No. 3918, Transacts a General Banking Business.; s Accounts Kept Subject to Check. , ... Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States; and Europe. Interest allowed on time deposits. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR lUSIRESS.; D. M. FRENCH, President! W. W. 8TEIWBR, Vlce-Prasldentl PRANK ! T. HURLBURT. Cashlar. DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W. W.8TEIWER. E. B. MoPARLAND, U C. EDWARDS AND A. C. HAWSON. ' , PERRY L. HAM'S Genr'l Merchandise Store AT LONE ROCK, OREGON, la now In full blast with a Mi, nsw and oompleto stock of , Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware BOOTS AND SHOES. ALL STAPH ARTICLES A SPECIALTY. i In fact everything noeded by tha pi ia farmar, stockman and r-t"t-r-'r I BUY FOR CASH AND SELL FOR CASH AND MY rWCES DEFY COMPETITION. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. DROP IN AT COB'S L00fJ. Lower Main St., Arlington, Oregon., whan you fool Ilka anjoylng a flrst-clasa CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUCIIT. All kinds of first-class liquors on hand. C0IE TO THE GLOBE JOB R00HS F0F ARTISTIC" ii , ,,. .... ... JOB piIfiJIKJ, ICC !Ii)D5. Only Job Office i n G illiam County CHARLES FIX, Proprietor of LIVERY, PEED STABLE it CORRAL. uw.r matin oi., voraon, ur. Har and rraln ornr Dlafat. na.h. Mk; ha nnlv caah, 2.V; atallroon, per apan, canti 'ifo. Camp- nm wwn cimi-auiTt iree hi pairona wno Iiir lifaa their own fuel. Price lor welihlm ha. Kaln, pmdRce ol all kiuila, live ahH'k, etc., oo run wile, a draff, bwk welahlni free. A lllaral riMiwtlun on contrivet wlKlni. The II. H. wall lor Ume Roi'k leavea my barn every marnloK'. exofstit Rnniinva. at o'nlnrk. Pa.in. Kui will plaxe give uoiice the nlirht prevlona. A hre t the patnmane I. anlirlteil. . B-''oetliinei7 atore anil aKla (onntaln, torwi'BQ, eNrara. pwil tuMff, gtc, In yonnnctlnn. Choice Lots For 8ale. Twn Inta Ivlriff wltliln nna lilnU nl l - -J - - a wow ..IVIM V. SCBOOl finnan in Cnnrlnn will ,a mlJ II ... vv. ....... - ' ,.V B1 applird tor soon, for 60 (for both) that i iwr fia luur yrara bbo. jl leniv Oi water witnin ten leet ol the snrface. Most favors hie resirlrnrs locatlnn In trrf Kasy terms. A puis at this offli. Up to DatSv Canty'i hame.i la In she Wad, He makes flneaaddlet and ohaps1 And thing! the fanaen need,. Qeoda tbat are ap to data. He hat tba beat feather He sot front tba autei Hit.. Hand-made harneaa, Hnraea the traneaeannnt break; They are mad ap to date. Give Canty a oaH, When fooda In bla line yon need, Hla place ie In Arlington . Oppn.lt tnr-atnWpnf Pnl ppod. To The Public. I Rate faken chartr of the CnnnVii s livery tablos in Arlington snd I J frlonds from everywhere will rem '. Rermewhen tbey come to town. Vm rates are very moderste and the v t'Cst Care ia Inken nl atnh U(f 1. (ive me a chance.. , V, TuoMas
