THE GGND01I GLOBE,
FRIDAY. JULY 10, 18k8.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM
' COUNTY. OREQON.
MEANING OF ElZEE COIN
AGE. Frequently we are asked what
"free coinage at 16 to 1" means. It
eeeins incredibis that there should
be anybody hot informed on this
point, tout apprently there are a
, great many, and we answer the
question as plainly as we know
hows
A silver dollar weighs about six
teen times as much as a gold dollar.
When the ratio was established for
the coinage of go! j and silver dol
lars it approximately presented the
market value of the two metals.
An ounce of gold was worth about
sixteen times as much as an ounce
xf silver. Now an ounce of gold is
worth more than thirty times as
much as an ounce of silver. '
Under our law whoever owns gold
bullion can take it to the mint and
have it made into coins without any
tist to him. That is free coinage
of gold. The gold thus coined is
worth a dollar, irrespective of the
Btamp, all over the world. The
silver men demand that we shall do
the same thing for silver without
any change of ratio that is to say,
that every owner of silver 6hall be
permitted to take it to the mint and
have every 50 cents' worth of it
stamped as a dollar, though it
would be worth only its bullion
value outside the United States.
That is what free coinage at 16 to
1 means. '
The editor of the Chicago Times
Herald says: Men are sometimes
timid and half-frightened in the
Tacttof great luck. t In the dining
room of the Planter's hotel I met
Mr. Hobart, and extended to him
congratlations on his nomination
for vice-presidency, which was sure
to occur within an hour or two, as
the convention was at that moment
listening to the nominating speech
es. "I feel that I am going to be
chosen," said Mr. Hobart, modestly,
" but I am willing to confess to you
that I half wish I may be defeated.
There have been times when I cov
eted this honor, but now that it is
apparently within my grasp I
shrink from it and wish I had never i
permitted my name to be used. I
hesitate to change my quiet life for
the responsibilities of a high position
My wife and I are now as happy as
.jttjvr tals can be, and I am reluctant i
to take this plunge into the sea of!
politics and trust to luck for happi- i
ness in the future." Mr. Hobart j
spoke with feelings and earnestness,
showing that he had a deep and
manly appreciation of the respon
sibility which would de thrust upon,
him should the people ratify the
choice of the convention. Some
how I liked Mr. Hobart better after
he had thus epoken.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat
suggests this for a McKinley cabi
net, and says, though it may seem
strange to suggest an Illinois man
for secretary of the navy, the gen
tleman named was for several years
chairman of the naval committee
of the bouse, and is today one of
the best-informed men in the coun
try on naval affairs:
Secretary of state Thomas B.
Reed of Maine.
Secretary of the treasury Mark
A. Hanna of Ohio.
Secretary of War-Mi ft. Quay of
Pennsylvania.
Secretary of the ffavy-John R.
Thomas of Illinois.
Secretary of the interior Julius
C. Burrows of Michigan.
Poftmaster-general II. Clay Ev
ans of Tennessee.
Attorney-general Jos. II. Choate
of New York. j
secretary ot agriculture John
M. Thurston of Nebraeka.
London's new census shows a
population of 4,411,271, for inner
London, and of 2,750,421 for outer
London, a total of 6,167,692. ' This
idea of having an inner and an
outer enumeration will be a great
boon to Chicago, which will now
proceed to snuff out the British
metropolis Oreponian.
I?. PriresCresim Calling Powder
Jk U4U Gam Mai Mfatju tut. fmnciKft
Xn imminent physician fays:
I Knvni" ln r wit h (hp hsJt fi fill list.
anything that is cold, Never begin
a journey untill the breakfast has
been eaten. Keep the back, especi
ally between the shoulder blades,
j we'll covered; also the. chest well
protected! It Bleeping in a cold
room, establish a habit of breathing
through the nose and never with
the open mouth. After exereise"of
any kind .never ride in an open car
riage or near the window of a car
for a moment. It is dangerous to
health or even life. When hoarse,
speak as little as possible until the
hoarseness is recovered from, else
the voice may be permanently lost,
or difficulties of the throat be pro
quced. Merely warm the back by
the fire and never continue keeping
the back exposed to the heat after
it has been comfortably warm ; to do
oherwise is debilitating.
According to the returns audited
by the authorities at the state
house in Salem, the number of
votes cast at the late election for
state officers was as follows: T. H.
Tongue 19,355, W. SVanderburg
19,292; Jefferson Myers 7,914; N.
C. Christensen 1,356; A. S: Ben
nett 7,099; W. R. Ellis. 12,617;
Martiu Quinn 12,239; H. II. Nor
thop 8,807; F. McKercher 775.
Total, 89,454. The estimate of five
in population to one vote will give
447.270 as the population of the
state at the present time.
Notice.
BOYS MAY BE HAD (and some
tinifrs girl?) for (1) ordinary service at
wages; (2) upoti indenture, to work, at
tend ectiool, and be brought up some-
liat as your own;) and (3) children
may be had for legal adoption. Ad
dress, 4 W. T Gardner,
Sopt. Oregon Bots' and Girls' Aid So
ciety, Portland. Oreeon.'
Herbert Stepheneon desires to inform
the public that they can save many a
dollar by trading with him and getting
the benefit of liia large discount lor cash.
Anyone desirous of purchasing a new
mower will make money by getting pri
ces at the Olex store before pirn-busing,
as the latest improved Buckeye and Os
I'orii mowers are on band at reduced
prices. -
Yon should see the Jones CHAIN
MOWER before you buy. Simplest,
longest-lived and lightest draft mower
in the world. Kever out of repair. No
gears to wear oat, no noise, nothing to
uiake the farmer "cuss." Chain Power
runs the great Ferris wheel. This
proves its strength. Bicrcles are Chain
Drive. Why? Light draft! At Shurte
Bros.
County Warrants at Face.
1 will take county warrants at their
face value in trade at my store iti Con
don. S. B. Barker.
You should nee the new late improved
eteel frnrne Jones' self dump hay rake
at Shnrte Bros.
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 ore
bought direct from the East, at prices
that defy competition.
James V. Smith has the largest line
of agricultural implements to select from
in Gilliam connty. Oliver; plows and
entrits a specialty.
BUSINESS
LOCALS.
EooVb of all kl!i(l. L. W. Purlin t Co.
DUhe mid glsMwarc at L. W. Darling & Co.'s.
The bet lemon extract! for Savoring, Jiut ar
rived. L. W. Darling dt Co. r
. Have you teen our new dltplay of toilet eonpn?
Something new and Dice. L. V. Darling & Co.
Buy choice bird wed, now reduced to 10c a
parkuge, from I-. W. Darling & Co., and your bird
will king sweeter.
The famous "Williams Barber Bar Shaving
Soup" the best In the world for the toilet aud
for nhaving. For ale by L. W. Darling & Co.
The if er heet, pnrest and bent utock of prescrip
tion mediciues in the country can be found ut
the drug Btore of I.. W. Darling & Co., Condon.
Remember that Liverine is a first-class
remedy or the liver, and one of the
very best for constipation. Liverine is
an Oregon remedy. Patronize borne in
dustry bv buving a bottle of Liverine at
L. VV. Darlinu's.
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to June 1, 1894, will be paid on present
ation at my otlice. Interest ceases on
and after thin date. 8. B. Barker,
Treasurer of Gilliam Conntv, Or.
Pnted at Condon, Or., June 23, 18i:.
WoodI Wood!!
I have purchased a first-elsis wood saw
and will be prepared to furnish the peo
ple, of Gilliam county with all the wood
tl ey need, tiny size, and at prices that
will moke it worth your while to see me
before buying elsewhere. At the old
Lone Rock sawmill site.
J. 8. McKinnev.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
For first-class photographic work come
to my gallery at Condon. I respectfully
invite the public to call and examine my
work liefore going elsewhere. Mv prices
are v.rjr reasonable and I guarantee
satisfaction, V. L. Richards.
LSet &uinhir one of our grflnd-diil-lrfn
wHFtriftk with n (severe how el tron
Hf. Our drx-tor'u reiriedic hail fiiileil,
then we tried Chiiinherlaiii'sColic, Chol
era and DiarrhofK Kpniedy, which thv?
very rwiy relu-f. We regard it as the
Iwst medicine ever put on the mrk(t
for hoi potrip!iiiiUS'-Mni. E. G. (i'tz
rv, Frt'drirkst'ivro. Mo. Thit) certainly
it) the ht'Ht mtdiclne ver put on the
niftrket for dy.'ritcry, Rininiicrcompltiiiit
coliu and cholBra Infantum in children.
It never ails to (rive prnonpt relief u hen
wA in rexKotmhle t!)ne and the plnin
printed directiorit tire folhnwi. Munyj
mother hnv expensed their sincere;
For Ml by ail drngglflU.
iivuuuv xtw nrvrtjuin.rt.rv trunjuuvai-uT.iOfiA.an
NEW GOODS! '
NEW GOODS!
ATth
JAMES W.
IN ARLINGTON.
Our new summer stock has arrived and is!
being 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 1
rubber goods, mackintoshes and slickers, blankets and
comforts, yarns and fancy notions, hats and caps, cloves and
mittens, hardware, stoves and tinware, groceries ot all kinds, lime, !
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, Btudebaker
. and Old Hickory wagons,
. Oliver plows,
Etc.;.-
...e..
COiiE AND GET OUR PRICES.
WHAT YOU DO NOT SEE, CALL FOR.
WA&1TED--500 RIEM I
TO BUY THEIR
M AC H I N'BR Y
iOFi
SHURTE BROS.,
ARLINGTON, OREGON.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR-
Wagons, . Buggies, Mow
ers, Rakes, Etc.
Latest Improved Headers
MYERS PUMP, ETC.
I!l - FACT - A.1YTHINC - USED - ON - A - FARM.
Administrator's Notice.
All pernoni bavin clnlm ncrtnt the entnte of
Pllitu Brown, deceaterl, will plwue prmeal them,
with the proper vmiolicr., within tin motittn
from the dte of this notiee, to I. S. Bniwn of
Condon or Wm.C. Diown of Uina Kwk, flilllain
comity, C'rtjffoi,, ndnimlhtrntur" of ouiU tutuie,
Puled thin 2d day of June, lh.
I). 8. Brown,
H'm. C. Bbowh.
)5-17 .-A d m I n iiit raton.
Mitchell wngnns lead the orld;
etronveet nnd bent made wagon on earth.
At Hhnrte Broa.
Anything von need on a farm nt rens-
oriatue price, vviicrer art etiurte
i'.ro.
The Cerman-Amerii'im limurniica Co., of Sew
York, one of the mint ri Mxhle companlenin the
woild, hu eniabllnhed an Dtlico at Condon with
L. W. I)rilii(r Biri.'iit.
Mr. lihorlie Nnflh, of this place wae
taken in the nil.t with crumpintt n'u
and the next day diarrhoea set in. Hhe
took half a bnttltt of bhtekherry cordial
hut got tin relief. Khe then Mnt to me
to nee if I had nnything that would help
her. lwent her a Lottie of Chittiiber
hiin'a (,'oiie, Cholera and lliarrhoen
Remedy and the first doe relieved her.
Another of onr neiirlilvirtt had been ftick
for about a week and had tried different
remedied for diarrhoea hut "kept getting
worse. I ent him this Hume remedy.
Only 4 dones were required to cure hiiii,
HoMiys he owes hia recovery to thiH
wonderful remedy. Mrn. Mary Bihlev,
Hidney, Mich. For wain by nlltlrnetiiitf.
Notice.
Trains No. 1 & 2, Weft and Kret
hound pansenireie reypet-tively, now run
by the way of Wniln Wnlla, and arrive
at Arlinp'on k followtt:
ho. "2" East hound 12:ft3n. m.
)."!" , Westbound 2:47a.m.
Train Ko. "2" leaves Portland at
7 p. u.
V. C. UlNDI.ft, AOKNT, ;"
Arlington, Or.
NotJce to EheeDmen.
I am prepareit to siinimer buek! at $V!
er heaiU fin my ranuo at the ' fork a of!
lieaverand H'lckhorn ereeka, near Lnn I
Rock, For further paiticnlnrs call or!
addroea oe at Lonu Uock, Oregon.
Li Cotttnott. '
n.aArjrurruinAnAAJintrur
STOfi OF-
juiuuuuum,
koticf: for pucucatjon.
LaNO OrPK'B AT TlIK UaU.f.b, Ob., Mny 28. 1H'J6.
Notice In hereby given that the followliiK
limned nettler linn tiled notice of hln Intention to
innke tlniil proof In support of bin cluiin iiiidthiit
mid proof will lie miido lieiore H. It, Ih ndrlcln,
t. 8. Coin, ut Ko,ll, Oi., on July I'l, IKiHi, vli:
WILLIAM M. OTKWART, Hd. Stun,
for the n1 tiw'4 and ric) tee n, tpSn of r
Zf e. lie mime the following wltiK'tuca to prove
l.ii contlniiowH r 'i'lfiK e upon oid cultlviitlon
of o1d hind, 'Ij: iteorKe Knox, JiU'U Ht"cr, )n
vld SpiililluKKiid David Hurdle, all of Lout Val
ley, On-xou.
J.V17 Jah. K, Moorr, RcKldter.
NOTIOK FOR PUBLICATION,
Timber Culture Klnul f roof, ,
V. B. Land Orrtcc Tan Vtu.r.x, On. June it, Wf.
Notice 1 herfhy (riven that Fremont VVird him
filed tioliee of IntKiitloii to miike lliuil pnmf
I.elore il. N. Footer, county clerk, nt hl office lu
Cutidou, (Ircftuii, on
Tuesday, July 28, 1896,
for the nU iif i and c!.; nv.'U tee U tp 4 of r 21
e. He rimii' ii nltnciuuK: (I. 8. ( link, (). Vi,
Hid, Joint Knox ami J. A. KUcr, nil ol London,
Ori'iron. v
JIU19 . ' Jam. F. Mooag, Refflter,
Choice Lots For Sale.
Two Iota lyinft within one block of the
'hool house in Condon will he fold If
applied for noon, for ,50 (for Loth) that
told for Ij75 four yearn ago. plenty of
water within ten feet of the mrfuee.
M"t favorable reeidence location in
town. Unity tetnis.Apply atiliinoflice.
To The Public.
I have taken charge of the Cunning
ham livery Ptableain Arlington and hope
my friend from everywhere will remem
ber me when tbey come to town. .My
rates are very 'moderate and the very
beet cart! in taken of gtoek leftin my care,
(iive "lCjRr,rJ!: iL'V ,u'Ma-
CHARLES FIX,
Proprietor of
LIVERY, FEED STAELE St CORRAL,
Lower Main St., Condon, Or.
Hny nnd Krnln over nlifht, ciinh, OOej lury O(il)',
rrtnti. Vie; ritnllronm, per tpi, cimh 2fid. p
hoii"iwlth codkDlove freely imtrolm who for
iiIkIi their own fuel. Price for wciith'mt hay,
Kniln, prmiiieo of nil kliidH, livn toek, ere., on
liiign nenleii, J'K! n rlrulti ti'ick welirhtiiK frw A
lihend reduction on cnntinct welidilnif, 'ill fj.
H. mull lor Lone V.'xls leiivto my hum every
moinlmr, except hMiidiiyii, nt 0 o'cjoi k, emiiicii.
(rem will pkme lva until f 'he n(((hi pevioim.
A nhere ol the reilronuKe la nollclU'd.
.tCornccil itit ry tor aud ids Trj'inMln, j
SI it
R. H. Robinson.
ROBINSON
IS THE PLACE TO GO FOR BARGAINS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
FRESH GROCERIES,
Tobacco, Confectionery, Stationery, Etc.,
FOB CASH DULY, AT BEDROCK PRICES
UNION BLOCK. ARLINGTON, OR.
I am now ready for buln "
- i a brap-nw atook of.
riFRn?4A?nisF &rj n RRfiRFRlFS
lllli-IIUIIiiliMlWl-i a a a w
AN0 EVERYTHING NEEDED BY THE FARMER, STCCKMAH AND MECHANIC.
; - m I have markad my prlcaa o low that I can 1 "
- and will not ao any oradlt bulna. i
a K h " . a A
CONDON, -
njiruxruuvir
f n rM iT--al afO
I W I loiipk. "P"t J
Of Arlington, Or.,
No. 3018,
Transacts a General Ranking Business.
Accounts Kept Subject to Check.
Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States
and Europe, interest
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. ;
D. M. FRENCH, Prealdanti W. W. STEIWER, Vlca-Praaldantj FRANK
T. HURLBURT. Caahlar.
niDcrTnns-.n. M FRFNPH. W. W. STEIWER. E. B. MoFARLAND. L.
C. EDWARDS AND A. C. HAWSON.
tfintinnnnjutrijiAnvriJU
ERRY L. HAM'S
Genr'l Merchandise Store
AT LONE ROCK, OREGON,
111 " 1 111 Is now In full blaat with a ' 1
- rrn ' t'
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
RnnTS tun Rnps all staple articles a specialty.
n In fact everything naedod by the '
- -- atockman and nT"fln1"
I BUY FOR CASH AND SELL FOR CASH
AND MY PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
FLOURII fToURI!
CHEAPEST AND BEST FLOUR
ON EARTH
'APPLY TO-
SMITH & ROYAL
OF THE FOSSIL MILLS.
DROP IN AT COB'S
, .5R00fJ.
Lower Main St., Arlington, Oregon.,
whan you feel Ilka enjoying a f Irat-olaaa
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER ON DRAUGHT.
v All kinds of first-class liquors on hand.
COME TO THE GLOBE JOB ROOMS FOR
ARTISTIC
JOB P7!(i ICC rIpD5; 1
: ' ; : -4 - ' .. ..' 1 1 1 1 ... i o
Only Job Office
F. II. RoniNioff.
BROS.
STORE
NEW PRICED
a - - ll il 1 T-T-M.M
: - OREGON.
- Plalm nAlifl ?.
anowea on time aeposns.
in Gilliam County,