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Newspaper Page TextTHE cq::do!1 globe. FRIDAY, MARCH 19. 1397. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY. OREOON. The scarcity of children in France hiik Bfit her statesman tr end upline their brains for a scheme to protect the '"infant industry." Our protec tion statesmen should be able to give them needed advice. It might be well for France to send a com mittee out to Oregon where, no far, crops of all kinds, "infant indus tries" included, never fail, and get some practical pointers as to the best methods used in keeping up population. Only last month a Prineville preacher's wife, aged 58 years, gave birth to a bouncing baby boy. Just think of it! Ore gon nirainst the world for nroduc- o v - o --- i tiveness. The Salem Journal is authority for the statement that Secretary of State Kincaid will refuse to accept the responsibilities imposed., upon him through failure of the present legisa Jure to pass the appropriation bill.' die will sanction no expendi ture of t he state's money not spe cially authorized by law. He will Issue no warrants, except for the militia and state university, which are controlled by speeial laws; and, which is quite as important, will issue no certificates of indebtedness. Mr Cleveland will not resume the practice of law. He proposes to live in dignified retirement, as be comes a man of means and an ex president of the United States. He is said to have remarked that if he can see his girls well educated and his autobiography, and If the fish . continue to bite as well in the future as they have in the past,' he will feel that he ought to ask for nothing mora State Secretary Kincaid says that he considers the state normal school appropriations merely biennial do nations, and that he cannot recog- - i 1 . I 1 ' . aL. uize tue bcuoois wnen ine appro- prationis lacking. If this position is sustained the normal schools are without state aid, and must exist daring the next two ears upon their merits. If the European powers will not allow Greec and Turkey to fight at home, they should come over to fighters' paradise Nevada, and pummel each other. All the license that would be required of them would be complimentary tickets for the governor and members of the legislatnre. . The Iowa Republican says that as the republicans prophesied all kinds of bard times in case of Bryan's election, and as the hard times are still here, it wants the vote recounted to 6ee if Mr. Bryan was not elected. Governor Lord has refused to sign tne railroad commissioners bonds, and ..holds that a vacancy j exists. This will force the com missioners to go to work now for a living. ' -' " ' The dull, sickening thud sounds heard here yesterday from the di rection of Nevada was caused by the big mill in operation there a mug and nose-smashing foundry.. The largest tree in the world lies broken and petrified at tbe end of a defile in northwestern Nevada. It is said to be G06 feet long. An exchange has made the won derful discovery that it is much easier to live within your income ,thltn without one. A hen attains her best laying! capacity in her third year. She , will lay in an average lifetime from 300 to 500 eggs. Every miserly old bachelor in the country ought to be fined for contempt of court ing, thinks the Dispatch. The largest mill Nevada ever had started up in that one-horse state yesterday. 17th, at Carson City, Ex Senator J. N. Dolpb died at Portland last Thursday. in I libii'S iiw.nt ail iisf fill Si. K j Beat L-ouKh byrup. Tastes bout, Vi I In time, f (in rir irimrlts. ha Some land in Paris haB been sold at the rate of $2,000,000 per acre, some in London for what would net $5,000,000 per acre, and some in New York for a Bum equal to $3.000,000. A woman's face may be her for tune, but it would be betterif some of them would make an assign ment. News. . We call special attention to what "Ob server" has to say this week, under the head "do not be deceived." It is an In disputable fact that aside from being ev eryone's interest to patronize our home stores, it is imminently more satisfactory to the buyer when he sees what he buys tfore paying his money ; and it is much easier to correct mistakes at home, or make exchanges, than to send to some distant city and pay postage or exces sive freight eharjtes. A Modest Office-seeker. Washington Post , In the district which Congressman Ellis of Oregon represents are two Presi dential poetolfiecs, Astoria and Portland. Only two, reuiemlier, for that is the point of this story. The other day, while Mr. Ellis was seated at his desk in the House, a card was handed to him. He went into the lobby and found a young uian. Forthwith the said young man pro ceeded to address Mr. Ellis in this wise : "Mr Ellis, I have come to the conclusion that I want to go West. I think that the climate will agree with me and that there is a chance out there for me to make a living. I have .caved little money, but I do not want to take any risk of not Ending employment. I have come to you, therefore, with a sugges tion. Mr. AIoKinley knows my father .very well, and I think that he also re members me. Now, if I could go out to Oregon as Postmaster of Astoria I would settle there, and I am sure Mr.McKinley would appoint me if yon will only rec ommend uie." The young man got no further in his speech. Mr. Ellis, who is very tall, looked down upon his visitor .with a paralyzed stare, and then, turning on his heel, walked hack into the House with out saying a word. Dr. J. T. Tate, one of the lending den tists of Portland and the Pacific coast, expects to make a tour of Eastern Ore gon this spring and will twin Condon some time in April to remain a few days. This will he pleasing news to those need ing first-class dental work. Dr. Tate is a graduate of the New York College of Dentistry and has held high positions in the Portland Dental Society and the Oregon State Dental Association. The Globe will notify you when he comes. A SNAP FOR $75 A magnificent new $160 organ deliver ed at your nearest By. station forf75. Apply at this office. This is a snap for any one wanting a good orgnn. Wakelee's Squirrel Poison 1 gross on hand at Arlington nt the drug store of L. C. Edward?, who is agent. CITATION. In the county court o( the Stated Oregon for GillUm County. - . In the matter of the application of James A. W. Scogtrin, guardian of J. L. Scoggln, for an or der to convey real estate. l o the next of kin and all persons Interested In the estate of J. L. Scoggin: In the name of the State of Oregon yon ate hereby cited and re quired to apoear in the above entitled court at me court room thereof in Condon, in said coun ty, on Saturday, the 27th day of March, MOT, at the hour of one o'clock p. m. of said day, then and there to show cause. If any exist, why li cense should not be granted Jamea A. Vv. Scog gin, as guardian of 1. 1- Scoggin. to sell and con vey by deed all the right, tttleand interest of the said i. L. Scoggin, In and to the sc4 of the yt, sec 12, and the e of the nwy, the v of the nw4. sec 13, all in tp 7 a of r 21 e, W M ; alo the w'$ of the nw', sec 17 and lots 1 and 2 of sec 18 in twp 7 smith of range 22 e W. M, and the el4 of the im and the eU of neW of seU sec 13 tp 7 a of r 21 e W M. all in Gilliam county, Oregon, to the Arlington National Bank, of Arlington, Oregon, in settlement of a certain mortgage executed by Miid guardian in favor of said Iwnk, w herein said land was mort gaged to secure the payment of the sum of twenty-three hmidied and tighty-iive dollars and thirty-lour cents (2m34) with Interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the 15th day of January, 1MH. Done by order of the Hon. Wm. J. Mariner, County Judge of said county, as witness my hand and seal of said court thh 2d day of March, 1897. H. N. Fbazeb, County Clerk of Gilliam County, Or, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LamdOffici at Tdk Dalles, Ob., March , 1897. Notlcelshcrebygiren that tho following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will ha maUe before H. N, Kraxt-r, county clerk of Gilliam county, st Condon, Oregon, on April 17, VM, viz: STEPHEN V. MOORE, Hd. 3578, for the seW see 5 tp 4 of r ',1 e w m. He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land viz: U W Cooke, 1 F Cooke, A S liice aud D M hlnehart, all of C'ondou, Oregon. m!2-t Jab. F. Moowi, Register NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Laud Orrica at The Dalles, 0b. March 1, 1897, Notice la hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of hr intention to make final proof in support of herekilm, and that said proof wiU be made before 8.-A. I. Omlev, V, 6. Com., at Arlington, Or., on April 23, 1W7, 'viz: MILLIE V. PORTEK, Hd. S3!, for the te sec 20 and eH nv4 sec 29 fp S s of r23e. She names the fofloutiig wltnesnesto prove ber continuous residence upon and culti vation of, said land, viz: John . Htepheut and Edmund ritephens of ilex, Or., and Joshua Har die and John Gross of Lost Valley, Oregon. m5-4i Jas. K. Mookk, Register. H. B. HKHDBK ., Condon, Or. H. H. HENDRICKS, Fossil, Or. H. H. & H. B. HENDRICKS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OIWM AT CCNDOK AKD JOSML, ORBOORV Careful attention to offleoroiinwl and practice In all the courts, nlsa counsel by correspondence. We write leed, illcs. Liens, Wills, Transcripts, abstracts, etc. Mre insurance in the best compa nies extant. Also attention to Collections aud LandLawa. Notary Public In each oilice. Edwards is carrying in connection with his mammoth stock of drugs at Arlington n full and complete line of jewelry und ynn can find nnvthin? yon want in that line at prices that will sur prise yon. James W. Smith has the largest line of agricultural implement to select from in Gilliam county. Oliver plows and extras a specialty. YES, WE HAVE ON THE HIGH PRICES A!!D HARD TIMES MUST GO. Nothing can stand before our magnifi cent new goods and marvelous prices. SEE THEM AND YOU WAHT THEM. . PRICE THEM AfiD YOU BUY THEM. The best manufacturers produced finer goods this season than ever before We got them. Leading houses laid in a limited line of extra choice Btyles for their best trade We got them. "'Large Jobbera offered .Vts.ow th r market to cash buyers We got them. Fine poods bought Low can be Sold Cheap, and we will do it. Our great stock has been bought at a Bargain and shall be sold at a Bargain. Everything from a needle to a threshing machine. The finest and most complete assortment of new and popular styles you ever laid your eyes on. An immense line of new novelties as well as all the leading standard grades. We will' give more honest quality for a dollar than has ever before been offered you. Call and see for yourselves. ' CO t O IN WAGONS We have the old reliable Bain and Studebaker. IN BUGGIES AND HACKS, the Racine and Studebaker. IN PLOWS AND AGRICULTURAL Imple ments, the Oliver, John Deere and Moline . Co's goods. pjjp All bought direct from the makers. No Port- land commissions to pay when you buy of U8.4 JAM ES W. S ARLINGTON, SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the Conntv of Uitlinm. ' Julia F. Nichola, Plaintiff, vs. S. S. Thomas, Klin E. Thomas and Frank Mngerman, Receiver of the Loipbnrd In vestment Company, a corporation, De fendants. To Frank tlngerman, Receiver of the Lombard Investment Company, a cor poration, defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon yon are hereby re qniredto appear and answer the com plaint filed against ynn in the above en titled snit on or before the first day of the next regular term of the above enti tled court, tow It: Monda, April 12, 1897, and if yon fail so to appear or answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court fur the relief demanded in said complaint, towit: Judgment against the defendants, H. 8. Thomas and Ella E. Thomns and each of them for theetini of six hundred and fifty dol lars ($6o0,00) and interest Ihort-on" from the first day of January, 18114, at the rate of eight per cent per annum, and for a farther sain of nineteen dollarsand fifty cents ($19.60) and intercut thereon from the first day of January, 1894, at the rate of eight per rent per wnnnm ; for the sum of fifty dollars attorney's fees and for the cots and disbursement, of this suit. And that the mortgage de sfribed in plaintiff complaint be fore closed and that the premises therein described, towit: The northeast quarter of section thirty, township one south; of range twenty-one east, Willametto Me ridian, be eolil to satisfy said judgment. And that said defendant, Frank linger man, Receiver of the Lombard Invest ment Com pany, and all persona claim ing by, through or under hi in be forever barred of all right, or equity of redemp tion in said premises. This summons is published by order of Hon. SV. L. Brndshaw, judge of the seventh judicial district of the State of Oregon, dated January 23, 1807. John Lyons, f5-2 Attornev for Plaintiff. Horseralsers, AttentionI P. A. Fit will stand his fceimtlfti rnee horse "ALT A MONT" lor theseiisnn of IW.frorn Mnreh 1st to iUy lMh ut H M Viim-lenve's mneh on Trnll Fork. Terms for the season. io; due Mav 15, 'VI, Pdlree: AllHmmH ,lr, 'Mm. slrefl by Alta montio, Are of Chehaila p 'i-.Vi, Dcltiort p i-.m, Kllti- Tp! m4, rton B.(!rr p 2:CJ. Fnth tnont p i-Mf.i, Altuo Tnittliiir K:09!jf; lutdnm Jenny tqr t'ost Hnmblptonliiii. rnn of Ilnmble totilnn Hi; ai diim I'rineess bv Miimbrlnn Piiteh en m; Kd dHirt Q-.ieen Vln by MnmhiliiH Chief 11. etc. For further pnrllciibirs cull nt my much or address me at Muyvllle, Or. 1'. A. Fur, ' Miiimgeriind Owner. To The Public. I have taken chnrire of thn nhl T)rA. ?bn livery sttvlilcs in Arlington and hope my friends from every wherewill remem ber me when they come to town. .My rates nre very ; moIe rate and the very best care is taken of stork left i nicnra Give me a chance. J. F. Thoma. COT ERR RUN. - - OREGON. County Warrants at Face. I will tnke county warrants at their face value in trade at my store in Con don. S. H. Barkru. ARLIIICTOII-FOSSIL STAGE LINE REED, BUCKINGHAM & HIVEM, PRQPR'S. FARE FROM ARLINGTON TO Fossil (00 miles). , . . C 00 Round trip, 110 00 MHyvllle(fk) miles).. & 00 ...... Round trip, (00 Condon (39 miles).., 400 .....Bound trip, 700 Clem (20 miles) 3 00 Itoutid trip, 600 Ole(10 miles)...,.. 200...,;. Bound trip,' 800 Stage leaves Arlington every morning (Sunday excepted) ut 0 o'clock; Is due at Condon at 8 p m and arrives at Fossil at 7 p. m. , f ,! Comfortable covered coaches and careful, ex .pTltMVtdrtrprs POST OFFICE DRUG STORE WKepafull llnof Drugs, Druggists' Sundries and , Patent Medicines. . PRESCRIPTIONS WRITTEN AND COM POUNDED AT REDUCED RATES. CONDON BLACKSMITH SHOP O. 8. CLARK, Proprietor. CENERAL BLACKSMITHINC AND WOOD WORK. Tfte Only First-class Blacksmith and Horsesboer in the Conntv. MAIN STREET. CONDON. OREOON. CHARLES FIX, Proprietor of LIVERY, FEED STABLE & CORRAL. Lower Main St., Condon, Or. Hny and (rritln over night, cash, )(t; hny only, cash, Z'-; utiillroom, per spun, rssh Viv, Cuiup hBe with eonk-stoTo free to patrons who fur nish their own fuel. Prlee for welching buy, gruln, produce, of all kinds, lire stork, etc., nil large scute", 25c a dmft; twek WRltrhfng free. A llberul reduction on contraet weighing. Vl'he U. ti. mail for l.one Itook lexves mv burn every morning, except Himdnys, nt tl o'clock. Pssscri gers will iileniic give nolle the night previous, A shnre of the iiutionsge Is solicited. jf3,('onrcj'tionerv store and soda fountain, tolMMXio.nlfttr, pool Ubla, etc., to oonnactloa. MITH. af ,ArinruvinjvuwuvuvuvunAJW -sV" Of ArlinKton, Or., Kin nam. I Transacts a General Accounts Kept ' Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe. Interest ! SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. ; ! D. NL FRENCH, Pr.ald.nti W. W. I T. HURLBURTi CllftlSr, 1 DIRECTORS -D. M. FRENCH, W.W.8TEIWER. E. B. MoFARLAND, L. , C. EDWARDS AND A. ii tlWuni iinruirLorvinnnJvinArui I WILL PREPAY EXPRESS order"foPdrugs (EXCEPT PATENT MEDICINES) Sent to me at Arlington. m STOCK IS LARGE AND COMPLETE, AND I VANT YOUR TRADE. L. G. EDWARDS. L. O. Ralston, OLEX, - : - OREGON, ss, DEALER IN .i General Merchandise, Implements, Choice Groceries, Drygoods, Hardware, drugs, boots and shoes. Full lines are carried and new goods constantly arriving. Stock salt, blacksmith coal and feed in carload lots, at competition prices. It will pay stockmen to coiue to Olex . before buying elsewhere. Good camping accouiniodations. KEEP - YOUR - JONES HE PAYS W FREIGHT f-DON'T GO HUNGRY-" A Customer Makes $6.85 on a $20 Order. Saves 31 3-4 Per Cent V Below I give tho dupllcste of n ordfr rwently sold to n cntttoroer short distance from I'ortland, on which he saved 31?i' per cent. At TEST to tee how tunny of our cttitotnert rnn nt this tderttlrnl bill of goods, I mnke the following propoiiltlon to hold good fur the month of Mnrrh only. On receipt of (20 in cash I wHIhip thU bill f jpod, freight charges prepaid, to nny polni on tho O. R. A N. or its brunches between Pendleton snd Portlnnd. No chntiges or sltemtiont can be made on this order.' Every article is guaranteed as represented, and all are every -day staple goods. Read the Hit : Retail price Our price 30 lb Box Dry Granulated Sugar Western Refinery. .. .l 75 $1 60 10 lbs Arlmckle or Lion Coffee .2 00 1 60 20 lb Box Merino Soap full weight. 120 90 10-lb Pail Pure Lard , 76 06 4-Gallon Jacket Keg Honey Drips Hyrop, .2 00 1 80 12-lb Pail new, fat Boston Mackerel. 1 00 1 60 10-lb Back Freah Rolled Oats .. 40 30 10 lbs Corn 8trch '..100 60 1 Ulas Te Set full of Jelly 4 pieces 1 25 . 75 2 -lh Bar White French Castile Soap 50 85 1 lb Pioneer Baking Powder. 60 45 lib Paper Chocolate, Matchless......... 30 20 1 lb Can Pepper full weight.. 85 25 5 lb Box Green, Japan or Gunpowder Tea ........200 ,165 10-onnce Bottle Lemon., 75 60 . 10-onnre Bottle Vanilla 75 50 1 Keg Best Mixed or Plain Pickles....... ..1 00 75 26 lbs Small White or Bayo Beans' '., ... 75 60 10 lbs Lima Beons 60 30 10 lbs Very Choicest Japan Clear Head Rice....... ... 80 50 Duxen CansCholce Corn 00 " 60 ' ' Doxen Cnns Choice Tomntoes 60 40 , 20 Electric Candles, 12-onnce,, 85 25 10 lbs Fancy Evaporated Apples.. 80 70 6 lbs Siwdried Apricots I,,.. 60 40 " Mb Pail Pure Apple Butter. . ."...' . 73 66 5 lbs Sngo or Tiiphna CO 20 6 lbs Loose Mnsratelle Raisins , ... 40 80 - 0 lbs Family Young America Cheese. 1 00 70 1 Bottle Hewing Machine Oil.......... 15 10 Mb Can Muatard full weight 85 '. 25 4 Cans of Oysters......... CO 40 Total 128.85 ' (20 00 GSTCMh Must Accompany the Order. ' Send for a copy of our BUYERS' GUIDE. 10 panes of valua ble Information sent free to any addreee. Yon can't afford to be with out it. Mention this paper JONES' CASH STORE, 108 Front St.. Portland, Or, Wholesale Groceries It Commission. uvuinnjxruinnrtARruirtji THE ABOVE Are pretty good prices, but the profits average good on, the entire bill, and we will duplicate it for your double eagles. Send them! ciiuii. jaivicsO w. oivri i n, Arlington, Oregon. Banking Business. Subject to Check. auowea on um ubcw 8TEIWER. Vlcsj-Prldant FRANK i EYE - ON - OLEX. : : r when orderinir.