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Newspaper Page Texttit nnntMr f. OHC- lL;I. ifll.UUl ULUUt. TKGTfSDAY. JU3-Y ? 1S9S. THE OFFICIAt PAPR OFOILLIAM COUNTY, OREGON. p jjorvr NfoniAH uhxsk.So i a. f. a a m t MiH-tn ftirmttov pvvulnit, on or bi'fun-the ill! moon ft k month. L. B. Townsrmd. V. M CTkdvmiojc l.'iiR. Xn, m, K. or P. IVf-tiditV pvpnltiw of Ojifh wok JMi. CS..fi. Jwor R. 9. C. 0. 1'OBTWoon, C. C. Ql'M M !T l.olHiK. No. I. O. f. F. MM O ovorv V(vtn Btnv -vnlirfat T:Sfl. VlttisiR Jrn i r. In n I sinmltnff. hwv wrlrnmc. 8. IX Fi,-ohbh. ti-e. 11. H. H!tNiicR, S. 0. C'lynos- r.W!. Xo. . w. orm vv. Moot first Th-i!lHV of imcI) nnti'h .it S.OO P. M. "SWIMmr n- -isrhlwrs tnrlfoi to nwt with . V. H. Vf Ri'itKN'ON. Clerk. W, U Witt'ox, C. C. VNrKN CHAPTER. Kn. . V K.S. Jtwl mrim before nd Saturday foUuwhifrmevt- f tnA K. A. M r. A. M iww, W. P. Mss. MoLi.iit Ns.u., w.M. J II. HO St. marvs oatwoijo citrRrrt. rwt c.' rvicewHlbeunninred from Mm tntitmv 'iHiau Bbioov. Pstor. C:NR5KTvTJr, OHVRCH. rrwrohins: ertry S'im lsv t IV a; m. n:t :.m p. m. 8. S. :(, m.. K. : V m. FMWMieMlwt a BMtditv -reulns t 7;0; Everybody tnvttt'rt. W. H. Htsr. Pnstof. i; sampsovs FOURTH I ' OF-JUL Y ADDRESS I "SiFnnev. JrrtV R ?n th P-c- the Narv: Thcfloot; 5tiir my enmrrmnrl ofTers the? jjiatum n a Fonrth-nf-Julv pres-P 5nf fh true! inn of thp :vho1 of OrvpvVs flrH. Not jVPp1 PwaTwrl. Th fl"ft ftt-rf 'tAmntpf? tn p"inp frnrn Ranta?o2 a WW at 9:30 A. M.. ani at 2 aP. M fhp lat h', the CHf.to-5 LRnI Colon" ha run ashnm p!x SmH"- wpt of fa"iiia?f atl hodj STpt rTown hr v1V""b. Th Tnfa"-g .Wana Tprea. Oqn"nd-" and 2 Vlwava wpr forced ftKhore 5 tb'fnpd and Mn on witWn 20J ?mtl'n of Santiago. The Furore Sarr-T T nton wer flestrnved with Efn four mile of the rort. C T.ibb 1 w WiIIatI a nil 4rt frnndd. The enemv'a 1sp ini Ep'ohahiv several hundred fromc ffW. exnlofions and drowning, c r urxr 1 . i)vi -! 5 g tC Huve IHRPn i.nnf jirifmi- ers, includiner Admiral Cervera. 5The man killed was George II ElIi8 chief yeotuan of the cn..,i. Qixrpcnv" fiinnnvriruvririf ximvurruiruinnnrun rzf GLORIOUS FOURTH. Monday was an ideal day fo a Fourth-of-July, so faras the weath er waa concerned, the meteorolog icil conditions being simply perfect. It was neither too hot nor too cold, the wind behaved splendidly, and the dust kept its plase in a nian m.er that was perfectly charming. The birds sang sweetly, the flags wared proudly, in meinory of a glorious past, and as earnest of a feright future, and the wheat fields waved back their answer in prom ises of a bounteous harvest, and plenty and prosperity. . Admiral Sampson, who. one mis;ht suppose would have had his hands full signing clearance papers for Spanish war vessels boanjd, like McGinty, to tbe "bottom of the sea." found time from his other duties to make a Bhort, Fourth-of-July speech to the American peo ple to tbe effect that he had just finished the pleasant task of anni hilating Cervem's fleet, and this intelligence 6erved to intensify the spirit of patriotism to such an ex tent that, even in Condon, where no celebration was held, the day was one long to be remembered Anvils boomed, firecrackers pop ped and hissed and sputtered, small boys yelled, men cheered, the band played, and in the evening the peo ple felt that the time to dance had arrived, and they danced, many of them into the wee sma' hours of the morning. It Was truly a "glo rious Fourth" fittingly celebrated. not only as the anniversary of American Independence, but also as a splendid endorsement of the valiant work now being accom plished by American arms in be half of suffering Cuba, whose peo ple are destined to soon take their place as a free people among the , nations of the earth. According to recent estimates the population nf Spain In round nnroliera is 18,000,000 people, of which the greater proportion by far are unable to read and write. In fact over 12,000.000 of them ara illiterates. Nearly 10.00(1.000 of them have ro trade or profession and the school attendance i the entire na tion is well under 2.000.003. Of the population 100,000 at professional beg- gurs. In point of 'civilization and pro ifreea Spain Is t a very low ebb. As far as tier credit is concerned it is pracllC' Itlly g"ne. Her 4 per cent Iwnds are q toted at 16, while W 4 per cent bonds sell at 121. Spain's entire capital Is nothing " effrontery .E-. WixrEn-AGF-m for "olabstonk. his M(c ami Pulllc Sn'lcfk,'' bv Thw. W. WHiidfoTit. A wonderful story of a fflnrtom rn toer. vi-r W lsiirn. nvlUnt p"c. H'.iwrb, r.irr nr-t. Klthtwt. Mi'est, best and enlv i.n'o'"""! "-niuliiio'ie honk" ;juiiht1. Only St.ie, cms tw.i. K per ent 'iell alven. j, lMt rid. ,wis fr. i'"n alt tran anl M".'.'iihii." Ai- 1 1". 'vn-ivn s i- -Mr V'i, ji-u jtj, vt -yrMf ii & IS t j;fa. " VVajjes Paid to So'rtlors. lVlovr;i;(t v D of vagi's wei veil ly ixililiors nt oiEi'trs in t!n V. S. rny, which will tw 4 fnforvct to every one nt this tnes Private .. . i $ 13 00 O.irpmnl ,, 00 Sertft'mit 18 00 First serpBiit. , , 25 00 8ewant-majr 23 JD0 (Jnarterniaster sefjtriwt. .v. , 23 00 'it cinrlpriiBslpr sergpunt. . , . ; 84 00 Otlnmiee pertfnnt. . . . . . . ...... 84 00 Oommii'snry nernnt. ......... . St 00 Hospital i"tiMi. ............. , 45 00 Acting liospitnl stewnrd. , .'5 00 private hospitHt steward . , 18 00 Sei-otid lientenHnt, dismonnteil. . 116 Oil rimplain ..... 125 00 SfOiind licmenant. mnnntef. . . . IS5 0'5 First lieutenant, dismounted.... 125 00 Utfimentl qrartermnstor. ... . . . 150 00 UnuimentHl Rilintant...... 15000 Captain, rtmunted 160 00 Captain, dismounted 150 00 Maf.r 20S S3 Lientenant-coloner. . ., ?50 00 C"lne 201 67 Hriitartler-Beneral. . 45H S3 Mainr-ceneral . 025 00 L'eiitPnanr-jfentTal . . . ....... 01H 67 Privates and nnnrnmniiwinned officer? are furnished ration, arcontrementa. hnrgps and forase, when monnted, and a certain allowance fur clothing;, quartera and medical Httendance. Cominisaioned otficer are furnished quartern, medic! attendance and the privilege of thecnminissary that mean a chance to hnv food, etc., at first enpt They have tn buy their own food, cloth imr, arm, horsea and accoutrements. There is a fsiir Sncrease of pav after men and officers have served certain terms. How to Cnooss a Husband. An experienced writer on this mo mentons qnestion (fivVs the following advice to the fair ae : "Fr a man's hirth, look to his linen and his finjier nnils and oherve the inflections of his voice. For his tastes, study the color of Ma ties, the pattern and hung of his tronaera, his frienda, his rinirs (if any). Fr his propensities, walk around and look carefully at the hack of his head, and remeniher, ifirla, never marry a man whose neck Imlges ever eo little over bU collar. If you want a successful man. see that he has a neat foot ; he will move quicker, get over obstacles faster than a man who fulls over his own toes, and trips np other people with 'em, too. For liis breeding, talk sentiment to biin when he is starving, and ask him to car ry a bandbox down the street when you've just hud a row. To test his tem per tell him bis nose is a little on one side, and you don't like the way his hair grows, ami if that don't fetch him nothina will." Ex. W. A. DARLING, Painter and Paper-hanger. 1,000 Samples of paper to choose from at from 6 to 80 cts. per roll. Your Patronage Solicited. The Regulator Line The Dalles, Portland & Astoria NAVIGATION GO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE. Dally Line of Steamers, Between Portland, Vancouver, Cascade Locks. Hood River and all points on the Washing ton side. The Steamers Dalles City and Regulator leave Portland every morninit (except Sunday) at 7 and The Dalles at 8:30. Freight Rates Greatly Reduced. V. C. ALLAWAY, Gen. Agt, Foot of Conrt St. The Dalle. Or. Of I nterest to Settlers. H. N. Frazer. Connty Clerk, at Con don, Oregon, continues to eive special uttention to U. P. government land ap plication, filine and prnofa. He I aleo prepared tn receive application for the pnrrhnce of atate school, lien school lunclu and forfeited railroad lands, at hi office. Fourth-of-July Excursion Rate TheORANCo will sell round trip ticket from Arlington to all rail point in Oregon Itie.Indini Wallola and Walla Walla for the Fonrth-of July at one fare for the round trin. Ticket on sale Jnlr 2-3 4 good to return np to and inclnding July tt. F C IIinplr, Agt Arlington NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. L!D Ornca, Tn: rti.i.is. Oa.. June 7. Nirtlee l liereby iriven Unit tlie fnllowlnc nnined ttler ha tiled notice of her intention to nrnke fliml proof in support of herclolm.and thttt Bld proof will te mttde lfore H. N. Fritufr, foiiitv clerk of fltllliim eoiintjr, at Condon, Or., on Krlduy, Jnlv 22.1HIW, vli: BAKAH TAYJLOK, foitnefljr Be rah Wlnsenried lid. E. No. 41S5, for the bp14 nw'4 nd lot 2. Slant) 4. neeia, fpr, . r'Xr, W. M. Hlie nrnne the followiim wit nee to pntve her eorttlnie residence npon and eiiHivHilmi of wild Imid. rli: i. W. Iilne nrt. of Condon: (Iwiree Aniell. W ), Taylor and Klla Kineiiurt, ol Mnyvllle. Oregon. J9-lt Ja. K. Mooaii, Jjf.'idatcr. KOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. Land Orrtcr At Thk Pai.lich. Oh.. June la. IW. Kotlre Is herebr kIvhi that the foliowlmr nHtned settler hs tiled notice of her intention to tnnk nnnl proof In support of her Ittlm, nd that nld proof will l mude before If. K. Knser. county d"rk of f.l'llnm eonntv. at Condon, () gun, on rnnay, juiv mm, ti: MA 111 HA E. OHIDKH. Hd. E. Xo. 8M1, for the A nc1? rv4 nwW ncK m' see 11. tn 4 . r 21 e IV. M. Khe nm the fnllowina wlliimwe lt prove her eontln-io'is n'sidenee ftpnn nd el tlviitlnn of M .ind. v: K. v. (; a, J, V. ""'!' . . m dkii .u Xi.ya. , . t ...; ,m d'.W-Ps!?W-nd Mai .C'leik.JF'rannls r. i ir-senicas, fl. 11. aKMHii-VHi I'olHlitU, llf. l"Wtl, IT. H. H. H. R. HENDRICKS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Tsivful atUMition to iirtli roui'st'l mid pmiUicf tl sU Hie ,'nnrlH. mIko tOMlSt'l bv corlvst'Ohuem'tt. We rili- lV-v!!s, Mtm., 1.1'HK, Wills. Tranwrlpts, llrictv, .".c. Kir tiimmnieu In tli twst rom- muies exiuut. AIo ntii'iillon iu v oiiih iiuns uu -and Ijiws, NolHrv eimle iji earn illl qnjinjxrumiiixftruxnjumanimvi j All the Sundries Usually kept, As well as all the 1 1 . Patent Medicines,; Are to be found at J. H, Hudson's CONDON, OREGON. rluirutvrutruxru' rvri inruvinruvvirLrvri C. S. PALMER Artistic Barber. Sleelc Shaves and Hair-cuts Razors honed and re-stround. CONDON - - - - GRECON. Notice to the Ladies. Mrs. E. M. Wet, late of Portland, ha opened a fine line of millinerv goods in th room jnt south of Condon Hotel. Latest style In hats, trimmed and nn trimmec! A No trimming done to order. Call and see her. REDUCING STOCK. Selling Out at Cost . Onr large stock of tickets to the East iroins at immensely reduced rates, call od or write to F. C. Hindlk, Agent, Arlington. Ore, Deputy Stock Inspectors. I hsre appointed as bit deputies the following persons: W. H. Colwell. Arlington. L. B. Townaeiiri, Condon. Kred A. Hale, Fonil. - R. M. Johncom, Ine Reek. ttoek Inspector fgrGUIUm County, (ip kop Treasurer's Notice. All eorinty warrants regiatered prior to Nov.. 12. 18'6. will tie paid on presen taiion at mv ollice. Infereat cea?ea after this ditie. S R. Parker, Trenrer of Gilliam conntv, Oregon. Dated at Con'don. Ore., June 3 ). 18SH. "WAR" (tn rates.) Write nnick fo the nnderaigned and enlist in the army of passenger taking advantage of the cot rale tolher.at. F. C. Hisdlk, Ag't O. It. A N. Co., Arlington, Ore. The Waseo Warehonse Co. has wool acks, fleece twine and sack twine for ale at Arlington. Through Tourist Cars to St. Louis. A tnnrist sleeping car will leave Port land everv Monday via Mo. Pac. and everv Wednesday" via the Bnrlington Route at 8 P. M. via the O. R. ft N. through Salt Lake and Denver without change to St. Louis, and under the su pervision of ex perieneed conductors. No change of cars to the cities, Kansas City or pit. Louis. Keep this service In mind when going East and concult O. R. & N. agents or address, W. II, HUHI.BI'BT. Ueneral Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. Volunteers wanted at orre to call on or wiite to the undersigned for informa tion relative to the KNORMOUK CUT in ticket rates to the Eat. F.U. Hindle. Ag't 0. R. Sc N. Co., Arlington, Ore. To Home Seekers. I have for sale fine residence properties in Condon, ami Fossil, together with barns and out houses for each residence. Also several fine farms and stock ranches, none better, near Condon. Clem, Olex and Arlington. Terms verv reasonable. H. B. IIekdiiicks, Boi 130 . Att'y, Condon, Or. NON-ALCOHOLIC. No man w ho lives on meat was ever known to lick hi wife, or ask for a divorce. A vegetable diet woman is a cold and clammy ns a turnip. If yon want your girl to have rosy eheeks and vitality in her motion, feed her on lieef steak with occasional doses of Dr. Ilaw ion's Tonic lUtters. Sold everywhere. Notice to Wood Haulers. Bids will 1 received by the nnder signed la-tween now and July 15, 1808. for the delivery of fifteen (15) cords of first-class, clear, two-foot wood at the school house in Condon, Oregon, wood to be delivered on or before October 1, 1898. P. If. STKrnENsoN, Clerk. There is no danger of anybody lieing troubled with dyspepsia, sour stomach, niglitmnres or ill temper who uses Fos sil flour. Nothing rnins the health so quickly and surely as bad bread, and nothing creates so much harmony and ebeerfiilness in a family as good, light bread and biscuits, "the kind your moth er baked," The only way to accomplish this is to use Fossil flour the beet and cheapeet in the world. Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees! Win. B. Neiiletneyer, agent fur The Vancouver Nursery Co., is making a thorough canvass of this section of Gil liam connty in the IntereH of bis firm. If you need fruit, shade of ornamental tree., small fruit, shrubbery, et. yen !'' ivii-.Sv iur tw laud,, Lt ci"3. tffo.w, I ANNOUNCEMENT. I TO THE rEOn.E OF GILLIAM, GREETING: Wo are pleased to announce that we have pur chased the James W. Smith stock, of general nicr- ' chandise, at such figures as will enable us to make prices low enough to cause the old stock to move; Our new goods aro on the way and will soon bo on display in our store to be distributed at bedrock prices. We will aim to carry a complete line of the best to be found in a general store. Our motto will be ''Live and let five,"' our aim, one price to all, believing every man's money to be as good as his neighbor's. Trusting that we may be favored with a share of the patronage of the good citizens of Gilliam eonnty, we are Yours to please, at the old stand. SHURTE & WEIR CO. .Union Block, Arlington, Oregon. aumuuuituiuuuiiuuuumuuuius Arlincton. Or., N6. i Transacts a General Accounts Kept Drafts sold on ail the principal cities of the United States i and Europe. Interest SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. D. M. FRENCH. President; W.W. STEIWER, Vice-President! FRANK ! T. HURLBURT. Cshler. I DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W.W. STEIWER, W. LORD. L. C. ED WARDS AND jwwuuvm. L. O. Ralston, Olex, Oreg., General Merchandise, Furnishing Goods, Groceries, Drugs, Hardware and Implements. Our lateft Spring and Summer Staples and Novelties are now in and ready for inspection. A fine line of Glassvrare 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 you will be surprised at tbe fine quality of our goods and the lownets of our prices. L. O. RALSTON, CHARLES mit i rnnrmrTnfT Feed Stable Lower Main St., POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC. GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED IN ANY QUANTITY FOU SALE Large Scales, price 25c a draft; reduction on contract weighing. The U. B. mail leaves my place for Lone Rock every day, except Sun day, at 6 a. m. and arrives at 6 p. tn. W. LORD. Manager. FRANK ALDRICH, Arlington Agt. Wasco Warehouse Co. General Storage and Forwarding. WOOL STORAGE. A SPECIALTY. KICHEST PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT, HIOES AND PELTS. Barbed Wire, Nails, Flour, Feed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum , bcr, Lime, Cement, Cedar Posts, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood Always on Hand."""''""',- . BEST CEDAR SKIHCLES, 2.25 PER f.1. Office in Wifuhouso. - - --'Arlington, Oregon. .. Jnf.m''tir.' marina for " eorromw f - 3818. Banking Business.: Subject to Check. allowed on time deposits. A. C. HAWSON. OLEX, OREGON. and Corral, Condon, Ore. r''" - ir - - i.r,msr.mml,, ,,,,, ATTENTION! VllEI! YOU CALL THE ROLL OF YOUR WAI1TS, WE'LL BE ABLE TO ANSWER, "HERE" TO EVERY WANT. WE HAVE All ARMY of Good Things, a REGIMENT of Bargains, a BRIGADE of Economies, and a ... :.. COMPANY of Attentive Clerks to Supply Your Wants. GIVE Your Commands. Wo have lately moved intc a new and more commodious building, and will be more than pleased to have each and every n of our friends visit our new establishment. It's our constant watchfulness after the in terests of our patrons that produces such satisfactory results and our customers aro sure to call again. '"' ALL GOODS MARKED III PLAIN FIGURES. LORD ARLINGTON, DROP IN Next Door to Bo wling Alley Arlington, when you feel Ilk CICAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT. All kinds of first-class liquors on hand. The "DELMONICO" RESTAURANT ?ASft.p?W Is tht olmcm to ami First-class meals day, from 25c up. The only Short-order house in Condon. nibtLfruttnidntu fiuuma im liunnuuun run LOOCeRS. Bread, pies and cakes on hand for sale, or baked to order. . Chickens dressed to order. Butter and eggs bought and sold. UCE CREAM SERVED JORDAN BROTHERS, Proprietors R IN EN ART'S Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. The public will find that no belter accommodations can bo found in this country than at Jlis house. Meals 25o; beds 25o. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEII. STATE '.NORMAL SCHOOL MONMOUTH, OREGON. -STRONO ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL. COURSES- Well Equipped Training Department of nine grades, with 230 children. Itrgnlnr Kormsl Course of thren venrs. ftonlnr yesr whnllv pro. ft'ssionsl. (jra'luiiiHS of Hirrt-rlltivl High Scliaols and Colltgus ad- mill.d directly to pmltBtnnnl work, ThH Dlpluiua o( the School la recognized by Inw si life certlflcnto to tR'tl. The (irsiliintM of ths School srs tn clemnnd fin trsrlisrs, Liltht Kinenses The year for from I2O.00 to flOO.00. HcHtitifnl snd hfulllifnl locsilon No NHloons, ','. The Hrst urm will oprti Tuesday, yfliniii)T""s, niviiiu mil iirinns in wnrs, i-iircrniiiT Sflll on Uppiimuon, ' Address P. L, Camphkix, I'resldent, or W. A. Wajin, Prcretsrv of fscnltv. NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. lAn Omen At Tun nl,w, OS., June Id. IWM. Notice 1. hnrchv Klvn tilitt thu Inllowlllff RKinwl selllnr has fllril Initio, ol his lnf.-ntlon In mnk IIiih) jironl In siipnrt of Ills i-lnlin, unit th.it siild proof will Ui ramie linfom H. N. Kriisitr, mimity rlvik of (llllism rouiilv, nt Condon, Or., on Tucmlsy, Aiwmta, IWHI, vis: JOHN A, WALK EK, Htl. E. No. ,K)M, for the tw'j ! X'l, t f! t, r 50 e, W. M. Ho nnmos tlit (ollowlns tvlliiBfsi's In prove his iwitlmion. ri'Slili'iirc upon .nil cnltlvnllnn of snlrt lnurt, vlst T. O. lohnson. VV. B. BniUh. C. K. Ntil.on unil 3 H foutujv, utl cf Comlim, Ori'Ki.n. ! I We'ro Ready for ORDERS. & CO., OREGON. AT GOB'S enjoying a first-class at all hours of the WITH SUNDAY DINNER. RESTAURANT September 20th, X.i NOTICli FOR PUBLICATION. I.ano Orncs. Ths Im,i., On., Juris 7, Wis. Notlfo Is hrliv given thiit the folliliis iism ed mtttlcr hs lllvd iiotlcs ol his liilonlloii to m.ke Html pooof In support of lilt clHlin.nnd Unit s.ld proof will bs mud bsfora II. N.Krascr, t'ontity clrk ol (llllism county, st Condon. Or.. on llmrsdiiy, July II, 180S, vlsi ' JOHN W. MItUt, Hd. K. Ko. tW, for Iht scf rae SI, tp i t, r 13 s, W. M. Hf nas the foUniving wllnm l prors bis rontlnnotis resldriirs npoft nd cultivation ol ssln land, John .1. l'orm'fiort, S. 0. rlutWior, W. M. Oufustt mid A Uk'i li of Condon, Orrifon. Pu iu r. mote, ef!itt I . Z