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Newspaper Page TextYi.C3:.Do;i close !HUk.sDAY.- SXJLY 21, ises.. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY, OREGON. THE WATER WORKS. A peculiar condition appears to fXiBt in Condon, at the . present time, in regard to the proposition of putting in water works and furnish ing some sort of adequate fire pro U'ction for the town. The writer has taken some trouble lately in interviewing representa tive citizens as to their views on the matter, and has found the oninion to be universal that the town should have some protection against fire. Since the , recent de structive fire at Antelope the ex pression that "Condon will go the name- way some of these days" has been, most common, and can be Heard! a often as any one wishes Wh broach the subject. The prom inent issue of the late city cam paign was, if we understood it a lighS, the water works proposition, and there seems to be ho division ia thoity council, at this time, to far as the straight proposition that "the town should by all means lave fire protection" is concerned. Thv trouble with the council seems to be in regard to the best method to be pursued to accomplish the much desired end. and so long as they continue to be thus divided m regard to details it is likely that the same amount of progress will be made as has been made in the pavf, and Condon's water works will continue to be in the dimly. distant future. This difference of opinion is by no means confined to members ot tbe council, but is shared in by private citizens to such an extent that, while everv body wants water works, or some other means of protecting their property against fire, it is possible that if the council were to agree on any particular method of furnish ing such protection and submit the Fame to a vote ef the people, a sufficient amount of opposition would be developed to defeat the measure. The latest phase of the nseiiesn to present itself is an inquiry from private individual, whose business is the construction and main ta.i nance of water works systems, and the sale of water to municipalities and individuals, in regard to putting in a private system of water works, but wfceih.ee this will ultimately a amount to any more than the local agitation has done, remains to be eew. The Globe is not disposed to criticise or find fault with either the council or the citizens on this matter. We recognize the fact that every man has the same right to his opinion about water works that he has to bis opinion about the tariff, the money question, or the annexation of the Philippine islands; but it does seem too bad that in a little town like Condon with not to exceed 50 voters, we cannot agree long enough to swore a public service that everybody wants, when tbe entire nation, with 15,000.000 votes, can manage to agree in every'1' campaign on certain distinct propositions that only about one-half the people are in favor of. The writer does not claim to know much about water works, so for as the details of their construc tion is concerned. We do not know whether the water supply can best be drawn from the Main street spring or from wells to be sunk near the school house. Neither do we know whether gasoline, steam, wind or cayuses would furnish the most satisfactory and economical power. We do know, however, that in case of a fire starting and getting under good headway, a supply of water and an 'adequate fire apparatus would be mighty handy things to have in town and would probably be the means of caving thousands of dollars worth of property. We all have our own ideas abont bow the work can best be dune, bat, as a matter of fact, there is perhaps not a man in town who is absolutely certain that his plan would stand the test of an actual demonstration much less the plan of any of his neighbors and, such being the case, the Globe begs leave to make the following sug gestion: Let tbe city council se cure the service of some competent civil engineer, or other person, who is thoroughly posted in regard to water works, bring him here, re quire him to look over the situation and examine into tbe conditions thoroughly, and then, in a report to thecouncil, recommend the most practical plan by which the town can be supplied with water, with an estimate of the. cost of the pro posed plant. eubmi( the matter to the people to be voted on and let I them either accept or reject it. This plan would cost the city a few dollars, but it would be money well exuended. We would have the benefit of "the experience of other towns, as well an the knowl edge of a man who bad made a study of such work, and it would be infinitely easier for us to agree to the recommendations of a man whom we believed understood his business than it is to cotneide with the views of some neighbor who, we perhaps think, knows lens about water works than we do ourselves. Here in what a nstive Hawaiian paper said about the Oregon troops during thoir recent sojourn at JJon- olnlur ' "No Orceona, he 1000 poe oolea, a mailoko ae o keir fhuina, he 200 aia maluna w ka Ausetere lia, a o ke koena maluna o ke Ku lanakauhale a Sidane." Such remarks are really scanda lous. It's a wonder the Oregon boys didn't 'pi' that editor's form, 'slug' the 'devil' at the butt of the ear with one of thoir 'shooting sticks' and smash the office towel into smithereens on the ink table. Perhaps all that saved the shop was the coarse work of the proof reader, which rendered the item almost unintelligible. It's no wonder the Spaniards are in a baa wav. Dewey "done them, Sehlev slew them and Shaf- ter sat down npon them with all of his olO pounds, avoirdupois. Teachers' Institute. The Gilliam county Normal Institute will open at Conitnn, Ore., on Tuetvlny, August 16, 188. and rontinne in session about ten days. The Oregon ehool law requires the unperintendent ami teach ers io attend regularly. lrol. , A. Wetxell, of Portland, will conduct the excercises, tusaringa profitable institute W. XV. Kkkneiiv, j 21- 22 Superintendent. WASTED AGKXTS FOR T.I.APSTONE, HIS I.ite.wt Pnl-llr Service's" bv Tho. W. Hsnrtfonl. A wonderful story of . irlrlnnft en- rer. owroo writ. nuiMnt psves. 100 imperii, ntre enrrarinars. Rirhest, Misceal, bMl and only en lowed "Gliidstime book" puMIkImnI. Only M.sa CnmmiMin. so per cent. Credit riven. Freight paid. Outfit fr. Dron all trash and clear f-SOO a month with the onlv true and rood COMPANY. Dept. 96, S.V2-358 Dearborn snwf, Chicago. . JS0 a snstone noos. Adnreaa tub dominion W. A. DARLING, Painter and Paper-hanger. l,ooo Samples of paper to choose from at from 6 to 80 cts. per roll. Yoar Patronage Solicited. The Regulator Line The Dalles, Portland &Astorla 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 Dalle City nd Regulator leave Portland every morning (eicept gnndavjat 7 and The Dalle at 8:30. Freight Rates Greatly Reduced. W. C. ALLAWAY, Gen. Agt, Foot of Conrt St. The Tll. Or WANTED. Enereetic, h?tline vonnir man to rep resent Keystone Watch Co. Good op portunity to right partr. No Experience Nweiry. Kevstone Watch Co., Portland. Ore SLAB WOOD FOR SALE. I have a fine lot of .tub wood for rale at mr saw mill, one-half mile from Lost Valley poatnflice. Will lie aold rheai Call on or address. Harry Ham-tead. tf L"t VUev. Ore. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING. In the Cnnntv Cnnrt of the State of Oregon, for rne onniv oi i.iiimm. in the matter of the eatate of Jamea H. Nelson. deceaiied. In mrnanee to an order made by Hon. W. Mariner In tie nhove-enldled Court. July 7. W9B. notice I herebv eiven. to whom ft mnv eomern that on Jilr7. a final account w. rendered In the matter of Jaa. H. Nelaoo. deeeaned. bv mh Klsln. E. Nelson, exectitor of aafd estate, tn aald CoHntv Conrt, and that a final hearing for the ettlement of uid esmte will he matte by tbe aid Lo'iniy uo'ire at cononn, ureKon. on Tuesday, September 6, 1893, fit 10 o'clock A. m. of niM iT. Dated at Condon, Or.. tht lHth dar of July. 180f. Max. Ki.ia E. S'.fMiH. Exeeatorof the estst of Jnmis H. Nel-nn, deed. J21-24 By H. B. Htnlrii'ki, her attorney. SUMMONS. In the Clrenlt Conrt of tbe State of Oregon, for ine.oiiniy ot iiunaro. Thomia J. Jnrlan. plalntlfl, T. Emma Flor- ene Jordan, defendunt. To Emma Florenee Jordan, the aNtve named defendant: Jn the name of the Htatei.f Oregon. and in pnrawance oi the ord"ror said t ourt, msde on the Bth day of Jul''. IWtS, directing aerr lee of this summons br pnMleatlnn In rhe Con now (lixt'ts, on are hereby riqwlred tn appear and answer the comvlufnt Hleil aralnst yrr.i in the above-entitled iMit wltldn ten days from the dale of the servlee of this snmmons npon yon. If served In said fillllam County. Orevon; or If served within anv other enmity in theKtateoi Oregon then within twenty days irnm the date of siieh serviee upon ton; or' if served bv publi cation, then on or betnru the first day of tbe next regul ir U nn of this court, to-wlt: Monday, September 10, 1898. Yon are beiebv further notified that If yon foil to answer said complaint or otherwise plead thereto within said time, the plidnt ft' wlllap plv to the conrt for the relief demanded in tbe said complaint, which la that the bonds of matrlmonv existing between yourself and the nl'ilniltrbe forever dissolved and that the pl'ilntln" have the cmtolv and care of tbe minor .1 cmi'i of vo'irsii and the pialnitrr. Dated this 2tb day of June, IK'jh. I W. Dahuva. 1U 23 Attorney for the I'lHlntlff SHERIFF SALE. NOTICE H HF.REKY fllVKS THAT AS exeenlfon and order of sale was Issned not of the Circuit f'onri of the Htate of Ore"on. fill Hum Conn'v. nn the lh dav of J-ilv, livia. nfrfm a dere therein rendered on the 11th day of Anril. ISIS, in favorof the Lombard Liquidation Comtainv. plainiifr. and s'-'nin-t PiaCatlln and Mllle Catli'i, defendtnts, whleh said ex'-CMtlon and order of sile is to me dl reeled arid cimm'ind ina me to ell the pronerfv h"r'ioafter deseiltad. for the teirpose of satisfviiiv iae J I 'anient of the 1ldn!ffT!n said ra'iseforthes'tm of six HMiidri d Flftr-l'wn Uoll'ir. and fsVldO (frVKi .V.) with Interest thereon at S ei(,it pur ariu itn, from th' llth dav of April. 11. and the eosls and rll b'irse menta of s ild s'dt taxed at IIS. and ' attorney'a fees. Therel'ire. In eompli nre with tuld execu tion and order of snlu, I will on Saturday, August 20, IK', at the ho'ir of 2 oV'oex P. ,f. at Ihe Conrt Honse door in Condon. Gilliam Cointv, Oreg in. sell at P'lb'ic a'tlo in the hlvhest l.i Ider for cash in hand, for the parpiweot va'isfing the J iflvmi nt ano nwree aoove meioioneo, ioi:owinxne-s-rthed tinne rlv, to-wlt: The rVnt'iwest Q-irter (HWifl of rkcfion Twelve. Township one (1) Ho-ilh of Range Twentv-one '!!) East of W Ilium en Meridian, containing: 100 acres, slltiutwliii (ifliism CoHntv. Or!gon. DjUmI this lt!i day of Julv, lfns. W. I,. Wttx-ox. BherJiTof (ilillsm Co., Or." W. H. Wn'oir. Atbnuey for plaintiff J'il-24 H. . ItXJttHUl-KSrf : - '. . B. IIHNnHlfKI). f'imilim, or. Fossil, or. H. H. & H. B. HENDRICKS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ornt-ita t iiinpon a ki nweii. tntRoe. Careful attention toofHeeeonnM and pmetlee In all the eourU, alaoconnael hv e,rritonlenee. We write !et, Mqn., Ltvlta, Vllla, Tranaetlpta, allraets, ete. Fire lniraneo In the lw',teom ttaiilea extant. AIo attention to Qolleeliona and liiid i.awa. Notary Ptihle In eaeh olllee. rjnnnAruxnjnnruwuuurn SCEEp'5 poisor; ply-paper arjd 5ar;(Iefoot, For Sale at H. Hudson's CONDON, OREGON. uwuvrvmxnjvriruinunjinnjvo C. S. PALMER rtisti Barber. Sleelc Shaves and Hair-cuts. Razors honed and re-Rround. CONDON - - - OREGON. Notice to the Ladles. Mrs. E. M. West, late of Portland, has opened: a line line of millinerr conns in the room jirst sonth of Condon Hotel. Latest styles in hats, trimmed anil nn triinnie.! AIo trimminii done to order, Call and see her. REDUCING STOCK. Selling Out at Cost Onr large stork of tirketa to the East goinit at immensely reduced rates, tall on or write to F. C. Hindu!, Agent, Arlington, Ore Deputy Stock Inspectors. 1 have appointed aa my deputies tbe following pertains: W. II. Colwell. Arlington. L. B. Townwnd, Condon. Fred A. Hale, Foil. K. M. Johwkos. rone Rock Stork Inspector for Gilliam County. Oregon "WAR" (in rates.) Write qnirk to the nndersiened and enlist in the army of passengers takinit advantage n the rnt rates tother.xat F. C. Hindle, An't O. R. A N. Co., Arlington, Ore The Wasco Warehonse Co. haaawool sacks, flvee twine and sack twine for sale at Arlington. Through Tourist Cars to St Louis. A tnnrist sleeping ear will leave Port. land everr Monday via Mo. I'hc. and every Wednt-mlav via the Bnrlinitton Rnte at 8 V. M. via the O. E. A N thronah Kalt Lake and Tlenver withont ehanitetoPt. Ionis, and under the sn perviidon of r perietteed rondm-tors. N" change of ears to the eities, Kansas City or St. Lonis. Keep this service in mini when ifoinir East and consult O. R. 4 N agents or address, W. H. Hi'BiarKT. General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or Volunteers wanted at oree to call on or writ to the nndersitfned ffir informs lion relative to the ENORMOUS CUT in ticket rst8 to the East. V. C. Hindle Ag't O. R. dc N. Co., Arlington, Ore Treasurer's Notice. Alt ponnty warrants reifistHred prior tn iNov.. 12. 8!H3. will tie paid on preaen ta'ion at niv nilice. Interest ceases after this date. 1 H B. Barker, Tmnmrcr of Gilliam eonntv, Oregon. Dated at Condon, Ore., June 3D. 1898. NON-ALCOHOLIC. No man ho lives on meat was ever known to lick Ids wife, or ask for a divorce. A veaetahle diet woman is as cold and clammy aa a turnip. If yon want your girl to have rosy cheeks and vitality in her motion, feed her on tef sfeak with occasional doses of Dr. Haw--on's Tonic Hitters. Sold everywhere. There is no daneer of anyhodv neinir tronhled with dvspepsia, sour stomach, nightmares or ill temper who uses Fos sil floor. Nothine rnins Ihe health so quickly and surely as had bread, and not hi ng creates so much harmony and cheerfulness in a family as trood, litrM hread and biscuits, "the kind yonr moth er haked." The onlv way to accomplish this is to ne Fossil flour the bent and cheapest in the world. Fruit Trees I Fruit Trees! Wm. B. Neidptneyer, agent for The Vancouver Nnrsery Co , is making- a thorough canvass of this section of mi lium coniitr In the interest of his firm. If yon need frnit, shade or ornamental trees, smii 1 1 frnit, shrnhhery, etc. yen shonld reserve yonr order niitil he calls. j30 20 Of Interest to Settlers. II. N. Frazer, Connty Clerk, at Con don. Orcifon. contintifs to give secial attention to (T. tf, government land ap plications, tilings and proofs. He isalan prepared ti receive applications for the purchase of state school, lien school lands and forfeited railroad lands, at his office. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Culture, Final Proof. t,4so Orncr, Ay Tim Du.t.rx Ok., Jirlv II, Ms, No'lee Is herebT given that Sjir?ih E. Ifinshnw tormerlv Marub K. Kogers, bus ttl"d nolii'e of In. tetition to make finsl proof before II, S. Praser, eimnU clerk, at bis oftlee In ( nndnii, Or., on Friday, Autruat 20, 1808, on flmhi-r culture application N'o. aids, for the nUsw'i nwiseiand swJi ns4. see 17 tp5s. r2,e, W. M. Hhe names as v lirics-s: K, K. Sml h and Adnm limtth. of Mavrllie; F, H. gprttnrstoii and 1. A. liogers, of (.'inidoii. Or. J 1 1-3 Js. F. MoosJt, fitter. 1 ANNOUMENT. 1 TO THE PEOPLE OF GILLIAM, GREETING: We are pIoAsed to announce that we have pur chased the James W. Smith stock, of general mer chandise, at such figures as will enable us to make prices luw enough to cause the old stock to move. Our new goods are on the way and will soon be on display in our store to bo 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 live," 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' connty, we are Yours to please, at the old stand. SIIUKTE& WEIR CO. Union Block, Arlington, Oregon. iuuiiuuumuiuimainuiuumiuuR Of Arlington, Or., No. 3018, Transacts a General 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 CIVENTO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS' D. M. FRENCH, President; W. W. STEI WER, Vlc-Prsldnt FRANK T. HURLBURT, Cashier. DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W. WARDS waif wv t RDS AND L. O. Ralston, Olex, Oreg., General Merchandise, Furnishing Goods, Groceries, Drugs, Hardware and Implements. Our latent Spring and Summer Staples and Novelties are 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 Shoo 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 the fine quality of our goods and the low neus of our prices. . ' L. O. RALSTON, CHARLES FIX, .PROPRIETOR. Feed Stable and Corral, Lower Main St., Condon, Ore. POOLROOM, 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. 8. mail leaves my place for Lone Rock every Jay, except Sun day, at 6 a. m. and arrives at' 6 p. m. W. LORD, Manager. Wasco Warehouse Co. General Storage and Forwarding, WOOL STORAGE A SPECIALTY. HICHEST PRICE P ID FOR WHEAT, HIDES AND PELTS. Barbed Wire, Nails, Flour, Feed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum ber, Lime, Ceirtent. Cedar Posts, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood . Always on Hand. BEST CEDAR SHINCLES, S2.25 PER M. Office in Warehouse. - - - Arlington, Oregon. Banking Business. W. STEI WER. W. LORD, L. C. ED wv u wabTBMSt WW VIIW sM VS fcafc A. C. HAWSON. ? OLEX, OREGON. FRANK ALDRICH, Arlington Agt. GROCERIES and OILS. It will soon be time to lay in your Harvest Suppling and it is always best to buy Standard Articles in the Grocery Line. They aro more rcli able and can be depended on. . - We only handle tho Dust Standard Qunlilics, other kinds being too ex pensive, even though they sell for less, because' they cost us customers. DO YOU ALL GOODS MARKED 111 PLAHI FIGURES. LORD ARLINGTON, DROP IN 5Rooj Next Door to BpwllnK Alley Arlington, -whan you fl Ilk CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT. All kinds of The "DELMONICO" RESTAURANT terVM ,U th plaoa to f First-class meals at all hours of the day, from 25c up. The onJy Short-order house in Condon. NICELf -FURNISHED ROOMS IN CONNECTION FOR LOCCERS. Bread, pies and cakes oti hand for sale, or Luked to order. Chickens dressed to order. Butter and eggs bought and sold. klCE CREAM SERVED WITH SUNDAY DINNER. JORDAN BROTHERS, Proprietors. RINEHART'S RESTAURANT Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEJHART, PropY. The public will find that no better accommodations can bo found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25o. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL MONMOUTH, 0REQ0N. -frSTRONCl ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL COURSES Well Equipped Training Department of nine grades, with 230 children. , Iteftnlnr Nortnftl rmime of liim ynn. Hi-iiliir veiir wliolly pro . ffwionHl. OrmliiMtfg nt mrrwliifd High Ki-IhhjU ' ami Cullcgws aj. mitti illrerlly to in.i'ssir)iiHl nik. The DiplmiiH 6l the School l refdunltcil )y lt m a lift certificate to tench. The irrMilimfe, of the ficliool ore In flemnnrt ng tenchers. LiKht Kxfienseii The veHr for from 00 to f 100 00. HeHnii(nl unit heHlthfnl locHllnti No HnliKine. Tl e Bret. tern. ii ..pen Tuesday, September 20th. W f.tHl..rnes. (flvli.B lull fleiMlls ol wi.ih, cheerfnllv s. i,l mi pppltrn I forf1 AiMreiiH . L. (Umi'Hku., President, or VV. A. Wanm. HeeretHf ol Fwriiltv. ' NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. Uxn Orrin at Tim rui.i.Rs. Oh.. .Iiiiib III, Nolle. Is hiri'liy Klvn Unit llm fuliowlnn nHni"il setlliir Inn MIimI ni.iirB of his IntviiHiHi 10 imilKi llin, ptfi..( In I'n.j.i.rt of his I'liilin. soil tlnit siilii proof will In mini Iwforci II N. Knucr, (wtniy I'l.-rk of (lllllsm ioiiiiIv, t Cu'mIoii, Or., on TiKwIiiy, AiWHstit, ism), vli JOHN A. WALK Kit, Hit, K No, ,W2J. for tho we K. tp s. r M e, W. M, H imtnes llir InllnwIiiK svlliiesses to nove his eniithiMnus resltli nee iipiin nml enl Iviiilon of siilii Isnil, vln: T. 'I, lohnsmi, W. R. Hinllli, (.'. K. Nulsou hiiJ 8 It Couluru, .11 oi ( on ,011, Ori'trni, l& J if. tUMi, UunMut. USE There are many Oils of varying grades, good, bad and worse. Tho refiners dWt make ono grade of oil only. t We'kill the Very Best qrado to be had. f;"We find it pays. Our field is the grocery business and you can save considerable nion ey by sending your orders to us. & CO., OREGON. AT COB'S njoying a flrt-cl first-class liquors on hand. NOTICE FOR I'UBUOATION. INn OrrfRR. Tim ni,i..s, O... June 7, Ifm Nofli'R Is liureliv nlven Hint th. rolliiwliin num el selller has lileil nnilei' of Ills liifenlliin fo rnsk. Itiinl fiiHi'if In .iiifiiii-l of tils eiiiim, Hiitl llini snlil iiiihiI will do uimle Imfnra II. N.l'rmsr, eonntv rhtrk of UUUnm eoiinty, at CoiKluu, Or,, on Ulmrsiliiy, July i, wm, vis: JOHN W. MII.I.K.H, ll.l, B. No. Oftll, for th wU ree 21. li 4 t ' , W, M. II. niiinei flip fi liiiHliiK wllnesse to I'mve his milium,, in rtsiii iiei iiiiii u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v , 1 11 . 1 1 of snl Inml, vis: Jotm I. I'orinniKi, n. Ii. 1 1 I. hor, W, M. CurncU iili'l I' tr. A. Uuy, nil of Conilnn. OriKon. Jam Jf. Muums, iMWsWtw.