of c:luam
;s.vo.s i r ji.
;: v-"tv" K.'ur iV Ml
r.; ".: . trfi
W rtwr Hr-( r-.Ur 4(lt't at ViitiU
1 r In .vtnli:t. alvnn arHrone.
n H Ki.isn :k. St. H. ft. HtKr.uro, X. O.
C" Vl.S .,)" CV.IP, SlTiil,; OfTKE f.MMB
tir Tvur.t rf no-k annua at S. P. 11.
V i"ttt B-otvi ,a,vlr?4 UWl itk ML
V. H. -"ws:.. Ck-rfc, . L. 1UHJ, c. c
ptiMi niii'iCK. kk , . Mac.
Mtnrfiaa !.( wabdSaamlaj following met-
it.fof A. F- A A. M.
J. M. lii'iwm, w. P. Ma. Jfnu.tSau. w. M.
err. mart rATintLic i-mRcft. Am dI
w acme viii &e annwmi mm time to time.
Ta t IUmbt, Pantor.
rrwj .-un-wy V 14 a. lt p. BO. si.
P. a., a G. .4ft p. aa. l-raver rafrtinr
awini vteuiug ul .w. Kvrrb.vlr (nrttrd.
w. H. Bcac Pastor.
"THE MULTITUDE?
"PrwSdsnt McKjulrr ha proven him-
Kit to be master of the situation. He
baa not given op the nation to the hold
er of Co ban bonds. Neither baa be
listened to the jtngoiat who has been
howling war to please the multitude."
ileppner Gaaette.
Who make up "the multitude,"
in these United States, neighbor?
Is it not composed of the rank and
file of the nation, the plain, com
mon people of the republic, who
ha?e never been known to shirk
duty when the honor or integrity
of their county was in danger?
Mas it not "the multitude" who
ajade William McKinley what he
is today, the chief executive of a
nation of 70,000,000 of people? Was
h not "the multitude" who "ral
. Eed 'round the flag" when Sumpter
was first fired upon and who will
ingly shed their life blood that the
Union might be preserved? Was
it not "the multitude," armed with
flint locks and pitchforks, whoa
nw in their might and wrested
the thirteen colonies from British
rule and British tyranny, and who
established this great republic, of
which we are all so proud, and
which we all so dearly loTe to des
ignate- at "the land of the free and
the home of the brave," on Fourth
of July occasions and in campaign
speeches and editorials just be-
jreelectio'?
i e are not criticising President
SL-Kinley. lie today is in need of
t&e earnest, physical and moral
support of every American, perhaps
more so than any man in this na
tion Rag been, since Lincoln's in
auguration in the dark days of '61
but we do resent the habit, which
is becoming so fashionable, in cer
tain circles, and among a certain
class of newspapers, in these fin
de siecle days, of characterizing the
great body of the American people,
even by implication, as a clamoring
Multitude- of jtogot8t9 etc., who
know not what they want and
whose opinion on any question is
aot worthy the consideration of
public officials, newspaper editors
and other great men.
The fact is that the masses of the
American people come nearer know
ing, in nine cases out of ten, what
they want, what the country needs
and what justice and honor and
right demand, than do the learned
statesmen who have been employed
by their masters, the people, to
look after the details and routine
work of the governing business.
This fact has been forcibly dem
onstrated in the Cuban matter.
For more than two yean "the mul
titude" has held that the Cuban
patriots, who have been making
such a heroic struggle for liberty,
were entitled to recognition from
this government. For more than
two years they have stood ready
to support any action which the
government might take having for
its object the freedom of Cuba and
the expulsion of the Spaniards from
the western hemisphere. The
learned statesmen, who, by virtue
of power vested in them by "the
multitude," have' direct charge of
the affairs of state, saw fit, for di
vers reasons, to ignore the wishes
of the common people in this mat
ter aud to adopt a policy of pro
crastination and delay, and the
result has been that, after the loss
of our finest battle-ship and 266
A merican sailors, the country has
at last been forced into the very
position that "the multitude" be
lieved it should take two years ago.
Perhaps had the government been
pleased to please "the multitude"
in tie matter of recognizing the bel
li;; -rency of Cuba, the Maine would
still be Oyiog the stars and stripes
an ! hit bonny sailor boy "iuld
j-'irt wr newt-; ajrtrrs.
Ecery American who loves the
iiig and hates the oppressor is a
sovereign, and we are one of those
who still believe that the destinies
of the republic- will ever be safe in
their bands.
It has become necessary to have
the floor joists under the clerk's
office strengthened, the floor hav
ing become so weak that there is
danger of the heavy safe breaking
through. The present building in
which the business of Gilliam coun
ty is transacted is entirely inade
quate, and the eooner the people
demand and insist upon & new
court house the better for the entire
county. It is no more true econo
my for the- county to try to "get
along" in its present quarters than
it would be for a man with a family
of 14 children to continue to live
in a I0xT2 "shack" simply to save
the expense of building a new house-
H. h"'&'h. D. HNDH7cK3r
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Rftt IT" AT O'fcUl I KD It..!!.. imridTV.
Carvfnl aitrntka toofwvroMiui-l ana pfM-tfre
nrnwlw.. HtK, I wixk ft 111. InnmripM,
tMnrt,et. Kim Uimrouc In tlw trntnua-
Mnkvexujit. Abo thntwti loCMhvtkina and
una uin. ."votary mote IB ears offirv.
nntnmr
Our national game, base ball,
bids fair to be superseded by an
international game of cannon ball
this season.
$50 Reward.
I will pay the above reward for the
arrest and conviction of the partv or
parties ho stole a fuor-month-old'ralt
from my pasture, near Condon, on or
about the night of the 21st of April.
28 9 I'at Sksllv.
Notice to the Ladies.
Mrs. E. M. West, late or Portland, hat
opened fine line of millinery poods in
tne rootn jast tonlb of London Hotel.
Latest etyles ia hats, trimmed and nn
trimme.' Also trimming done to order.
can ana see her.
MAPLE
SUGAR.
TMs Year's Run
and Guaranteed
Absolutely Pure.
jDIRECT FROM VERMONT.
In 10 lb, Hermetically Seal
ed Tin Cans.
5
1 J. H.
A1W i
OREGON.
"innnrinnnruvwjvufi
Hudson's
NON-ALCOHOLIC.
Xo man who lives on meat was ever
known to lick his wi-, or ask for
divorce, a vegetaoie diet woruan ia as
cold and clammy aa a tnrnip. If von
want yoor girl to have roov cheek and
vitality in her motion, feed her on beef
steak with occasional doees of Dr. Hair
eon's Tonic Bitters. Sold evervwhere.
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to March 1. iSH6. will be raid on oresen-
talion at my office. Interest closes after
this date. S. B. Bakkkk,
Treasurer of Gilliam eoantv, Oregon.
Dated at Condon, Ore., March 17, 1893
VOLUNTEERS WANTED AT
ONCE
To rail on or write to the undersigned
for information relative to the ENOR
MOUS CUT in ticket rates to the East.
F. C. Hdsdlb, Ag't O. R.4S. Co.,
" Arlington, Ore.
"WAR"
(in rates.)
Write quick to the ondersigned and
enlist in the army of passengers taking
advantage ot the eat rates to the East.
F. C. HciMJt, Ag't O. K. & S. Co.,
Arlington, Ore
NOTICE OF FILING PLATS.
C. S. Luib Omci ax Tek Dillk. Oa..
Airil ft. lxlft.
Xotfre b hrrebr ri vm that trie aooroved out
the Willaawtte Meruit jtu. Oreeon. baa been re-
tvirert at Uii otfice and wiU be onicialij filed la
uuaoiaoeon
Saturday, tfi 28th day of May, 1898,
at W o elork a. aa.
ijkt. F. Mooaa, Wa. H. Bices.
Ke0tCT. Kcceivcr.
XOTICE FOE PCBLICATIOX.
Liso Omti Av Tarn Dims. Oit. April 21,
Notlr ia herebv a-irea tlul tiw inlLnvrimr-
named wttler bus tied notice o bit intentiua to
raaae tinal Btaot io aantxxt of hla elura. and
thai Mid proof will be made before H. X. Fnur,
on Fridar. Jane W. liM.i:
CHARLES 8WAXSOX, Hi E. Xo. eBTO,
lor the "4 nw1 and ir i tei me Zi.
tp 1 a. i M e, W. M. Re una the ioQowinc
wimeflaea tn nmre hi eontinaoiis midenee nnon
and CHiti ration of aaid lantl. Tlx: J. A. Killer.
J. T. Lewi, F.l. Lewia aud W. Wheeler, all ol
Oiex. Oniii.
aa-a r. nooaa. Kealater.
XOTICE FOB PUBUCATION.
LaVB Omci At ThI Diuu,Ol, April 7. 189S.
Kotiea ia beiebr riven that the followina-
aaaHid aettler luu Sled notice of bu intention to
OMtii final nroof in anppoit of bia claim, and
that aaid proof will be made before H. S. Fraaer.
eoantjr elerk of (nliian eoontr, at Condon, Ore
gon, on Tbundar. Maf U6, Ik. ti:
JAMES W. BARS, Hd. E. Xo. S961.
for the twi twi tec m. and mli nw'i m4 nw
aee . tp a . r 19 e. W. II. He names the follow
inc witneaaea to pmre bia euntiusoua residence
nuon and eoltlTition of aaid Uud, riz: IMepben
B. Couture, (Mirer W. Barr. l iwrka Enoch Haln
and KiilUm KovgrDre. ail of Condon. Orerou.
mn-m r. M-jnaa, Kectaler.
6-4V8 tO'Jj.J.
NOTICE FOR PUBUCATIOX.
Lun Orrtca At Tm IiALUca. Oa.. April 7. 1S0S.
oW ia herebr alren that the folJowtnf
eamed aettler haa Hied sodee of hla intentino to
make final proof in anpport of bia claim, and
mmi mq proot win ne maoe oeioi n. . rnuer,
eoantjr eleik of oil)im eoautr. alCondoa. Or.,
oa Tbandar, Vjt jb. iws. rii:
CHARLES E. B.VIX, Hd. E. Xo. 9H7.
fat the Wi aee m, tp t a. r IS e, W. M. Be
namea the ioltowimr witneaaea tn prore bia eon
tinnoaa rwri'Jem-e npon and cultivation ol anid
land. Tix: lAepaea B. (Vrntwre. Olirer W. Bit
Jamea W. Barr and w lliiant Vuarrore, all of
Condon. Ortam.
aM-ie Jaa. F. Mooaa, Regiater.
C. S. PALMER
Artistic, Barber.
Sl&etc Shaves
and Hair-cuts
honed and re-ground
- OREGON
Razors
CONDOE -
REDUCING STOCK.
Selling Out at Cost
Oar large stock of tickets to the East-
going at immensely reduced rates. Call
on or write to
F. C. BrgDU, Agent,
Arlington, Ore
Through Tourist Cars to St
Louis.
A tourist sleeping car will leave Port
land everv Monday via Mn Pa rA
every Wednesday via the Boriington
Dnt. a C D Xi : - . L - T. -
through Salt Lake and Denver without
change to St. Loo is, and nnder the ea
pervision of experienced conductors. No
change of cars to the cities, Kansas Citv
n. 1 it .l: . r . - -,
w ucii guiue cae. ana consBit U. K. c
. , .. j i
W Fl Hri,rn
General Passenger Agent, Portland. Or
J H Potnam of Fossil has ordered di
rect from the factory a carload of Mitch
ell wagons, which will be here for the
early spring trade.
Of Interest to Settlers.
H. X. Frazer. County Clerk, at Con
don, Oregon, continues to give special
attention to C. S. government land ap
plications, filings and proofs. lie is also
prepared to receive applications for the
purchase of state school, lien school
lands and forfeited railroad lands, at hia
omce.
The Wssco Warehouse Co. has wool
sacks, fleece twine and sack twine for
sale at Arlington.
There is no danger of anvbodv twin
. Li. i ... . -
uuuuicu inn uyapepsia, soar stomach,
nightmares or ill temoer who nses Foa-
sil floor. Nothing rains the health so
quickly and sorely as bad bread, and
nothing create so tnnch harmony" and
checrfalneM iu a family as good, light
ureau ana dipcuiis, "tDe kind yoor moth
er baked." The only way to accomplish
this is to use Fossil flour the best and
cheapest in the world.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Lawn Oma it Tub I)alu. Da, Matrh t. '9k.
Xonrw ia herebr riven that the following.
named aettler baa Sled notice of bit Intention
to make final nmof in in.v.,rt ,.f t.f.
and that aaid proof will be made before H. x!
rnuer, eountr eiers ot liilllam eoantr, at Con-
mu, viq vu mj a, mm, tu;
MICHAEL W HITE, Hd. Xa42St7.
for the e nei and e" aei see SO. to 4 a r 31 a
w. jl. He namea the folio winf witneaaea to
prvre BHniDunwm reaiaence nuon and enitlra-
uon oi aaia una, via: w iiitam v.. wrKinner,
Kobert F. Looner. John Falmerand John u.i.
dork, all vl Condun, Oreeon.
mu-ai Ji- r. Mooac Regiater.
NOTICE FOR PCBIJCATiON::
La TO Orrtca, Taa Daixaa, Oa.. If air h 2fi. vm.
JEotiee la herebr triren that the following nam
ed aettler baa filed notice of bia Intention to
make final pooof In euppoit of hia claim, and
thai aajd proof will be made before H. if .Frazer,
eoantr elerk of Gilliam county, at Condon, Or.,
on Fridar. May ai. ban, ij:
WALTER MVEUS, Hd. E. Xa -IITS,
for the nW-; w 17. t 4 l, t !1 f. W. M. He
namea the n-llinrint witneaaea to pfore hia wn
tinaona reaidenee npon and rnltlvarion of aaid
land, via: John Palmer. Edward Palmer, i. C.
Conner and Uenrjr Renuer, all of Condon, m.
a31- Jan. T. Mooaa, Krariater.
KOTICE FOB PCBUCATIOS.
Lao (tmrt. Tsa Dallc, Oa., Marrh , 19S.
Kotice berelir aireo that the fotlowina--named
aettler baa filed notice of bia Intention lo
make final proof io npnortof bia claim, and
tbat aaid proof will ! m(c before i. W. Morrow,
eoaoty clrk at Heppner. r.. on Mar IS, 1k, rli:
ABRAHAM H. AKER8. Hd. E. Xo.M8,
for the ne; aee .tp J a, r 2J , W . M. He namea
the following m-itoeaaea to piore bl eontiiiMoiu
naieot nixin and eiiltlTitlon ol aaH land, via
Perry J. Mi Ilea. Jay D. ball, Jxib Hmund and
Marion Biddle, all of tloeber,-r. Oreaon.
Ml-a Jaa. F. Mooaa. lieeister.
KOTICE FOR PCBUCATIOX.
Hisf'tLe
limOrrid, Tub 1ai.lf. Oa.. March 21. .
. Kotice (a berelir clreii that the followinit
led aettler baa filwl notice of hia intentiin to
analppxif na'iprirt of Maclaim.and that
'.will he mule before H. X. Frazer.
"illiain conuty.at Citidou. ur..
""a. rtar
JS. 114. E. So. Ot
' aee W. tp 4 a, r 32
f witneaaea to
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laicb Orrtra it Ths DaLLza. Oa.. Uan-h 'o
Notice ia herebr alren that the following.
named aettler haa filed notice of hla Intention to
mate nnai print in anpportof hit claim, and that
aaid proof will be made before H. S. F rater, eoan
tr clerk of Gilliam eoantr at Condon, Oregon, on
m.mj . jot, l .
WILLIAM E. McKINVET, Hd. No. 4300.
for the e1, v see ; nei nwi and nwi ne'i
aee7. ti:Sa. rile, W. V. Me namea the follow,
lug witneaaea to prorc hia continBona reaidence
upon ww eninrauon oi aaid land, rla: Kooert
F. Looner. of Condon; Taylor Brandon, of Mar-
.ill 1 V. I u k.a , 1 . '.. .... J
. " " i "mw. w outwju, mun niiiiaxa
Darenport, of Via) rule. Oreaon.
U -a Jin. F. Mooka. Beitter.
KOTICE FOB PCBUCATION.
Lawn Omci. Tea Daixaa. Oa., March 14. IMS.
Sour ia hereby m ren tliat the followl i.tu nj
aettler haa Sled notice of bit intention to make
mi proot in tnppon ot ntt claim, and that aaid
proof will he mad before H. N. Fraaer, eoantr
clerk of Gilliam county, at Condon, Oregon, on
Fridar, Aprti JS, lwri, rit:
ALLEK B. bEAKCY, Hd. E. Ko. am
nn- uie ny, twi ae;i nw ana bw'4 nev, ase 74,
tp 5 a, r 21 e, W. if. He namea the foilowin
iiui.,.. im uia miiuuHuuareaioence npon
and cultivation of aaid land, via: (i. B. Imkek,
1. E. Kamae, Miller Carl and Jonathan Borer,
ail of May villa, Oregon,
mla-a Jit. r. Mooaa, Rerlater.
KOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Likd Omci av Taa tiaixaa. Oa., Feb. 1. 109S.
Kotice la herebr airen tout Ike following
named aettler haa sled notice of hit intention to
mafcefiitai proof in anpportof hia claim, and thai
aaid proof will be ma.le before 11. N. Fraaer,
wouty ciera ot oiiltam county, at Condon, Or
won, on Baturdajr, A pi il M, low, via:
HEKKY F. DOW SEK, Hd. E. Ko. 4.HS,
for tbetw of aeeso, tpila, r 3 e, W. M. Re
uaraea the tollowinc ituesaee tn pmre hit con
inotu rotilenre upon and colli ration ol aaid
land, via: lira A. Mar. Iml i Il i- lw....
aud illiam amiUi, al! of Condon, orexon.
na t. Mooaa, ttttfiater.
KOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
'limber Culture Final FrooL
C 8 I.a an Ornra Tiir Uaixca, Oa., March Jl, '9H.
Koti it hereby given that Kamoel A. T homo-
ton, ol l'oiMl.n. Or., haa filed notice ol Intention
to make final proof before H. S. Fraaer, county
eieia, at bu office in Condon, Orcaon, on
Friday, May e. 1888.
on timber ewltore aptilication Ko. SLr7 for rt,
and cunlr. j ae and 114 ni, aee Iv, tp 4 a, r ii e, W. M
-er, John I He namc-a aa aitocaaee: hu-pben I). Fletcher
' Port- John H . Mllliann. Ueiiry o. Milter and John j'
I FirfHaood. aii oi Condon, (irojoii. '
ixt- ' Kcrlalcr.
u
CKiUST
BE REDUCED.
Of Interest to Buyers.
Jas. W. Smith Makes
a Special Announce
ment to the People
of Gilliam County.
Arlington. Ore., April 6
(Special to The Globe.)
The following interest
ing announcement has
just been made public:
Anticipating a change
in business and desiring
to reduce our immense
stock of General Mer
chandise we will, un
til further "notice, make
greater reductions in pri
ces than ever before on Dry
Goods, Notions, Furnish
ing Goods, Boots & Shoes,
Hats, Crockery, Hard
ware and many other lines
too numerous to mention.
Do not delay taking ad
vantage of the many bar
gains offered as they will
not be available long."
(Signed) Jas. W. Smith,
Mail Orders Solicited.
JAMES W. SMITH
Gen'l Merchandise,
UNION BLOCK, ARLINGTON, ORE.
MUTTON NP0NR BiM
Of Arlington, Or.,
No. 3918,
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Accounts Kept Subject to Check.
Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States
and Europe. Interest allowed on time deposits.
m
SPECIAL AmKTlCII C1YEII TO COLIECTIOMS. WE SOtiCIT TOUR BUS!) ESS.
D. M. FRENCH, Prealdant; W.W. STEIWER, Vlcai-Praaldants FRANK
T. HURLBURT. Caahior.
DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH. W.W. STEIWER. W. LORD. U. C. ED-
WAKDS AND A. C. HAWSON.
Do Your Clothes Fit?
A new suit of clothes makes you
feel like a new man. You don't
want trouncrs tbat you can run
and jump into.
We have the correct styles, and a
beautiful line of Spring and Sum
mer clothing for men, boys and
children.
Have you seen our new things
in men's and ladies' shoes?
We can eertianly interest you in
Shirts. We know you will ad
mire the slock we are showing.
Some prefer stiiT shirts, others
prefer soft ones. We have both.
Our patterns are correct, our pri
ces right, and our goods are ex
tremely attractive.
Don't overlook our Fur
nishing Goods Depart
ment. We are showing
good things in Neckwear,
Hosiery and Gloves.
ALLCOODS MARKED 111 PLAIN FIGURES.
LORD & CO.,
ARLINGTON,
OREGON.
L. O. Ralston, Olex, Oreg.,
General Merchandise, Furnishing Goods, Groceries, Drugs,
Hardware and Implements. Our latest Spring and Summer
Staples and Novelties aro now in and ready for inspection.
A fine line of Glassware and Crockery just recieved. Ladies
will find many new designs in Dress Goods, and our Shoe line
for ladies, gentlemen and children, from eastern and coast fac
tories, is now opened up. Come to Olex, ladies and gentle
men, and youwill be surprised at the fine quality of our goods
and the low nces of our prices.
L. O. RALSTON,
OLEX, OREGON.
CHARLES FIX,
AaaaaM PRrippirrrvD -
Feed Stable and Corral,
lAswar mein oi., oonaon, ure.
POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS. CONFECTIONERIES, err
GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED IN ANY OUANTITV FOR strir
aWaaaOR TRADE. -"aaafaaa-
Large Scales, price 25c a draft: reduction on contract weicrriinr
The U. 8. mail leaves my place for Lone Rock every day, except Sun
u a. iu. nun arrives at o p. m.
w.Ulriu,ainwr. FRANK ALDRICH.Arll-.-aa
Wasco Warehouse Co.
General Storacre and
WOOL STORAGE A SPECIALTY.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT, HIDES AND PELTS.
Barbed Wire, Nails, Flour, Feed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum
ber, Lime, Cement, Cedar Posts, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood
Always on Hand.
BEST CEDAR SBIHCLES, S2.00 PER M.
Office in Warehouse. - - - Arlington, Oregon.
IYIAKE iyiOIIEYJBY SAVING IT.
The best wayja wXJba.&'
Buy Your Groceries
aOF',
GEO. W. MILLLER at Arlington,
WIWUVUU THE uwuuuuu
LEADING CROCER OF EASTERN OREGON.
Give me an order and you'll be so well
pleased that you'll be sure to come again.
DROP I N AT COB'S
5R00fi
Lower Main St., Arlington, Oregon.,
whtn you f.al Ilk an Joying a flrat-ctaaa -
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT.
All tclnda of flrat-ctawa) ttquor8 on hand
RESTAURANT
. .' th placa to ftrn
x'liswiass meais at all liours of the
Clav. from 9Hr 1 1
The only Short-order house in Condon.
mwiitUKhiSHtB ROOMS IN CORNECTiOR FOR LODGERS.
rS:P.'Cind k6" ,n h!,cd for BftI- or ked to order.
Chickens dressed to order. Butter and eggs bought and sold.
JORDAN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
R IN EH ART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, . - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, PropV.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELItIG HEIl.
Charles Habesohn,
CONDON, ORE.,
BRICK - AND - STONE - MASON,
mmm and flue builder, cement work a specjalty.
All work attended to promptly and atlfactlon
guaranteed
.I
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