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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1898)
1893. OF CILLIAM itOON. In this cgtt, when the chief aim f existence ef a large majority of eianfeinjj eetfl to be selfish one, th tuatswho will give- up-every thinj met usually bold dear, hoj wfiLoS any compulsion froio without and guided only by the promptings of hi s own fieart, and" a- dis'ire-to do good, wiH voluntari ly forsake alftftfroiisrfarto of civil isation ten& borr himself amid the inosC Ibat&sotue scrrroDrtidings to be .found! on the- globe, there to devote ti life to the alleviation of human jiaisary and the salvation of human frjids, ijdec vea . mare than passing Such, a roan- i Father Conrardy, wbo was at one time pastor of the Cat holic churches of Condon, Fos sil and Heppner, and . who is well known and highly respected by th people of this section. Father Conrardy is a man of hdgh intel lrClu&l attainments, master of a dozen languages, well versed in to sciences, and is now engaged in the study of medicine- in order t pvoperly fit himself for the work to which he proposes to devote the remainder of his He. That work i lie has fbcmdF in the leper colony 5 f the province of Canton, China, i t'imv which there is said to be no ' saore loathsome, horrible, abomi tatte- Dlace on the face of the earth. i The lepers, 60.000 in number, are 1 ef the- most degraded type of Chi I , and had never seen a white ! m&n autil the father visited them two yean srgoi ia order to serve them he gives np everything worth ; aoldxng. u life and takes to bun ; sIf all that is most to be dreaded land shunned. Behind him he ! leaves personal comfort, home, i friends, the companionship of kin dred spirits, the knowledge of current events of the world, and be igoee to a living tom shut on trora 'everything bat his duty, with the almost certainty of finally becom- ,ig himself infected with the foul disease and suffering the tortures f a thousand deaths before death !rial! sets him free. A-ll honor to Father Conrardyl A hero of the noblest type is he. ; The action takea by the counci at its last meeting in regard to the water works question is in line with the suggestioos m'ade by the '(Globe a few weeks -ago. and writ, we believe, commend itself to the Sitizens generally as a wise meas-ire-. A report made by1 a practical isnonthe uvocb-mooted question, at this time, will be of great ad rentage it the way of giving us ear bearings. It the first place, sucb a report will settle- the ques tioa as to whether we have, or have fcot, m soSScie&t water supply to make- water works practicable. Ia the second place, we can have art estimate- as to the cost of a plant, and, in the matter of details, tpere are dozens of points on which we need light. .' Dr. Nelson, state veterinarian of Washington, claims that larkspur is not fatally poisonous to stock aa western stockmen have alway cuppoaed it to be, and in proof of bis claim he has been feeding the pfjant to sheep, at the Washington experiment station, with no bad results. If the doctor will just dig a' hatful of the roots of the pladt and feed them to an old cow we have reason to believe that he wijll change his mind. The poison is j a the root of the plant, and mkaf stockmen in the Northwest wliibearus out in the assertion tht.tuany a bovine has gone to its. diath because of the larkspur ' habit.- ' To be the victim of a bunco sharp in Portland appears to be a greater crime than being a bunco harp. A fe days ago a sailor was beaten out of a sum of money, pyrhaps all he had, by a quartette of these "gentry, and he bad them arrested. The sharpers waived examination and were released on 150 bonds, The sailor was held as a witness under $100 bonds and, being unable to furnish the sum, was sent to jail. Next time that p&ilor is fleeced he will be apt to 'ti.ka bis medicine" in silence, and preserve his liberty. ''It is to tho luidJle class that we .: il'kf,r tV. Ivation of the ivs 3iiii Prcwor'of " j r. '. i t 'c-:s court tontior t toe- tccotnulation ofi wealth-are- not the best citiaens. Those tittle homes, many of them humble ia appearance, are- the places to which we must look for the preservation of national patri otism and the . spirit of liberty. The pauper is not the man to de pend upon in the time of trouble, neither is the individual who in habits a palace and devotes his 'days and nights to piling up mill- ions. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. The TJnfywaity of Orejtwi eriuate1 last J one Wie largest ctaa in ita history. The HHi rmnihtrd thirty. The fall teriu will heptn tSwptsiutwr 19th. Sunlen's who hve coin(iletl the lentil grade iiram-hes au enter the euMreihmti rlasa. No examinations arc required for graduate! of aerreriitett erhonl. Reas onable equivalents are at-repied for mot t of the required entrance simile. Cat alogues will be tent free to all appii rant. Person, desiring information mar address the president, Seoretarv J. J. Walton, or Mr. Mat A. Plumb all of Emme, Oregon. The courses offered are those of a good nnivemitv. There are department of modern and ancient lamroagea, rhemie trv, ttiology, gentngy, English, elocution-. a-lvnnred engineering, astronomy, logic, philrwnphy, pyrhofc2.v, mathe matics, end physical education'. Music and drawing are aim tanght. The tui tion ia free. All students pat an inci dental fee of ten dollars yearly. Board, bulging, heat and light in the dorniitnr poet 2 -t0 per week. j21-27 t gASTED-AGXXTt) VOR "OLADSTONK. HI8 VV Life and PitMle Stll," t Thoe. W Handfnrd. A wonderful atory of a (loiiont re reer. irrer MO lanre. radtant paxes. 100 mtperh, rare entravtnye. Kh-heat, blejreat, beat and only enloraed "Gladstone book" puhliabed. Only $1.50. Commuaion. 60 per cent. Credit siren. Fretrht paid. Outfit five. lmp all traah and rlear two a month with the onlr true and ood "tiladatnna bonk." Addreee THE DOMINION COMPANY. Dept St. xa-SSA Dearborn atreer. Chl.-ro.- - . " . j The Regulator Line Tha Dalles, Portland & Astoria 1IAY1CATI0II CO. 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 morning (except Sunday) t 7 and The Dalles at 8:30. Freight Rate Greatly Reduced. XT. C. ALLAWAY, Oen. Agt, Foot of Court St The Dallet, Or. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Timber Culture, Final Proof. L!B Omct AT Tut DlLLU, 0., JAlf 11. 'SR. Nofire fa bereb? riren thitt Sarnh E. Rlnahaw InrmerlT Harao E. Rncera. baa filed notfee of In tention In make Anal proof before H. K. Praaar. coapt clerk, at bla offlee In Conuon, Or., oo Friday. Auguat 20, 1 808, on timber ftlt'tre anp'.lratton No. 9CKM. for the 04 w' nti and iw ne'4. aee 17. to 5 1 rJ2e,. M. 8be nawea aa vltneeva: r. E. Haabh. lurAdin timlth, of MayTilie; F. M Sprfnntbn an A A. Haavra.of Condon, or. 14-23 J a. r. Mooaa, R rater. SUMMONS. Io the Ctreatt Tomt of the State et Oracoo, for me it'inir ni (iuiam. Nanrf E. Yarbronirh, plaintiff, ya. Andrew J. Yarbromrh. defenoant. ToAiwlrew i. Yarbronth, defendant: In the name of 1 be Mate of Oneon, Toe are hereby re oxlred aDoear and antwer tba enmplalnt filed asatnrt ton in the above entitled aait on or before the 19th day of September, tSOS, the Srat dar nf the (Sepfc-mber tern of aald Circuit Co-trt. In OiMUm Co int, Orecoii; apl if ro-1 fill eotnwer, for want thereof the plainttfr. Stuff E. Yarbm'iah, will take Judgment araihil yim fortheiiimolmion of the bon l of matrimony now exhtim between roiraekf and the plaintiff, an for the enatntre. maintenance and edimitlnn nf the minor ehlWren. Iheiaineof ald marriage, Tli: JaaeeE tend O. and LalaxetleS. Yar bronrh. Thla Simmona la aerred opnn the defendant, by publication nf aame In the CnsDOM Gul, for the period of alx week'. (KYen laenea) aa per order nf Hon. W. U Brtdahaw. nAm nf the Seventh Jniielil DIL, of the Mate of Oreroo. aid order benrina; date Jnlr 27, lgua, at Cbambea, Tba Dallet, Oregon, and alened W. L. Baaxtsaaw, Jnoite. Dated Condon, Oreron, Aug. 1, 18M. H. B. A H. B. Hntnairaa, at-2t Attomeri ior Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In tha Circuit Conrt of tha Stale of Orefoo, lor the County of Ollllam. Thomaa 1. Jnrtan, plaintiff, Tt Emma Flor ence Jordau, defendant. To Emma Florence Jordan, the abnre named defendant: In the name of the state nf Onion, and In pmtnance ol the orderof aald Court, made on tbe 6th day of Jul '. IMS, dlreetlnf aenr leof thta anmmona by p'i' llcatlnn In the Cow 0011 GuHt, yon are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed aaninat yon In the abnre-entltled unit within ten dara from the date of the tervlce of thla nmmona npon yon, If aenred in aald fillllam Comity, Oreion; or if aerved within any other comity In the Htate of Oreaon then within twenty daya Imta the date nf aueb aarrlce npoa yon; or if aerred bv pwl.ll eation, then on or before the ftrtt day of tbe Belt regul ir term of Ibta co'irt. to-wlt: Monday, September 19, 1868. Yon era heby fnrther notified that If yon fail to anawer (aid com plaint or otherwlae plead thereto within aald time, the plaintiff will ap. pW to the court for the relief demanded In tbe aid complaint, whtrb la that Ike bnuda of matrimony exlatlnit between yonraelf and the plaintllTba forever dlatolred and tbat the plalntllf have the etutn ty and care of the minor child of yoinelf and the plaintiff. Dated tbia 28th day of June, IW. I W, Diana, J14-3S Attomey forthe Plaintiff. SHERIFF SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT AS execution and order of wle waa leaned oit of the Circuit Court of tbe State nf Orevou, (ill. Ham Cnnnty, on the tftth day of July, IM, npon adetree therein rendered on the llth day of April, 18'. In farorof tlie Lombard Liquidation Cnmpajiy, plalnttir. and aitlnt Pope Catlin and Llllie;atitn,defendaiita, which aald execution and orderof aale la tomedtrectedandcnmmitnd ln me to wll the property hereinafter di-actlhen, for tbe piinaiae 61 eatlafylna the JnriymAit of tba plalntltt'ln aald caiteefnrtheatim of fell Hundred Flfty-Twii Dnllareand Ht-WO (KiW.56) with Interaat thereon at 8 percent per anil itn, from the llth nay 01 April, imw. anu me cnata 1 day of April, ltv.fl. and the cnata and dt'onrae- menu of aald au.it Uxed at f 15, and 100 attnniey'a 01 The fea. Therefore, In compliance wllb aald exaeu Hon and order of aale, I will on Saturday, Auo-uat 20, 1898, at tbe honr of 2 o'clock P. M., at the Conrt Borne door In Condon, Ollllam Comity, Oreaon, aell at Eaoiic anctloii to tbe bIKhcat blddur for ceah In and, for tbe porpoee of aatlafylng the lMdament and daiiw above mentioned, the followlnr da. nrlbed property, to-wlt: Tbe Houthwent Quarter (8W14) ol nectlon Twelve, (m, Towiiliip7tot (1) Soati of Range Twenty-one (21) fcahtof ltIIw. erta MerliiiacenatalnlnK Wit term, atuaW4 m ti-llllini Count, Onf hi. iata UM aj Ml tly, im. w.V. Wni, , w , fbcrUtei tiWla i,Or. W. W. Wtwsen, Astmnwy JoridaisttS; 3tg4 tv.1tawntca s. m. frynrntxesa, voncoa, vw, rowih or. H. H A rf, R HENDRICKS, ATTORN BY9 AT LAW. ernraa a-t kxh am rowiu, eaten, rerafal atninltmt t nAtce rrnaal and am mice in ail tliacoarta, alooiiiiiiel"bTCripoiidenc. WewriteDeeda.Manv, l.iana,. Will. Tranacrlpta. abetmcnv '. Fire lumraitee In thetawlcom luinica extant, aimi attention to t ollwtiona aud Land' Uawa. Kofcary Funic In each oifiee. QJiriAimnjuuinnjvuwuvn SCEEp5 poisoi ply-paper SaIefoota For. Sale at J. H, Hudson's I CONDON, OREGON. lAnAnnuvnnnnu C. S. PALMER prtistK Barber. Sleek: Shaves and Hair-cuts. Razors honed and re-ground. CONDON ORECON. Notice to tha Ladies. Mrs. E. M. Weat, late of Portland, hat opened a fine line ol millinery gooria in the room inst eooth of Condon Hotel. Lateat atylei) in hate, trimmed and nn trimttieft! Alo triniining done to order. Call and fee her. REDUCING STOCK. Selling Out at Cost Onr large ttork of tii'keti to the Eait iroing at iminenaeW redoced rates. Call on or write to F. C. IIihdlf., Agent, Arlington, Ore. Deputy Stock Inspectors. I have appointed aa mj dcpaUet tbe iollowtng peraona: W. U Colwell, Arllnirton. U B. Tnwnaend, Condon. Fred A. Dale, Foattl. K. If. Johmmm. Lone Rock. Btock Inrpector torCIUlam County, Oregon. "WAR" (in ratet.) Write qnifk to the nnrlerelgned and enlist in the army of passengers taking: advantage n the rat rate U the hast. F. C. Uindls, Ag't O. ft. & N. Co., Arlington, Ore. Through Tourist Cars to St Louis. A tonrlit sleeping car will leave Port laad every Monday via Mo. Pae. and every Wediii'silay vfa the Bnrlington Kateat8P. M. via the O. R. A N. through Salt Lake and Denver withont rhange to St. Louis, and nnder the sn perviaion of experienced conductor. Mo change of tars to the cities, Kansas City or St. Lfinia. Keep thta service in mind when going East and content U. R. & K. agents or address, W. H. Hciat?T, General Pnsaenger Agent. Portland, Or. Volunteers wanted at orre to rail on or writ to the undersigned for informa tion relative to the KNOKMOUH CUT in ticket rates to the Eaat. F.C. Hirxlle. Ag't O. R. St S. Co., Arlington. Ore. Treasurer's Notice. All ronnty warrants registered prior to Nov.. 12, 1806. will he paid on presen tation at my ullice. Interest ceases after this dale. 8 B. Bariir, Treafnrer of Gilliam county, Oregon, Dated at Condon, Ore,, Jnne3), 18!)S. NON-ALCOHOLIC. No man ho lives on meat waa ever known to lick his wife, or ask for a divorce. A vegetahle diet woman is as cold and clammy as tnrnip. If yon want yoor girl to have rosy cheeks and vitality in her motion, feed' her on heef steak with occasional dows of Dr. Haw. son's Tonic Bitters, gold evervwhere. Fru it Trees I Fru It Trees I Wm. B. Neiilemeyer, agent for The Vanconver Knreery Co., is making a thorough canvass of this section nf Gil liam countv in the interest of his firm. If yon need frnit, shade or ornamental tret, small frnit. shrnhhery, etc. yon should reserve yoor order an til he calls. . J30-28 . - Of Interest to Settlers. H. N, Frazer. Connty Clerk, at Con don, Oregon, continue to give special attention to 0. 6. government land ap plications, filings and proofs. He is alxo prepared to receive applications for the purchase of state school lands and for feited railroad land, vU hia nffi-e. KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Culture Final Proof. 0 i La VD Orrics, Thb Dalles, On., JhIjt 21, Mm. tfotlce ll hereby given that Julia A. Thomaa, of Olez. haa filed notice of Intention to make final proof before 8. A. D. Gnrley, U. a. ComroU (loner, at hie office lu Arlington, Oregon, on -Saturday, September 3, 1898, '. on timber culture application Ho. 270, for the ew'4, aec J, tp I . r if e, W. M. Wie nurneaa wltueatea: Oeoree WeNhona and Henry Wllklnn, of Clem; L. W. V. heeler, ol Olea, and JamaaF. Thomaa, of Arlington, Orefron. Ja. V. Mooas, KeelttCT. SLAB WOOD FOR SALE. I have a fine lot of slab wood for sale at tuy saw mill, one-half saile from Lost Valley poptofflce. Will he sold cheap, Call on or address, Habkv Halktcad, tf Lost Valley, Ore. Teachers' Institute. Tha Gilliam county Normal Institute will open at Condon, Ore., on Tueeday, Angust 10. 18i)8, and continue in session about ten days. The Oregon school law required the superintendent and U-ach-ere to attend regnlerly. prof. W. A. Wetaxll, of Portland, will conduct the excercieee, insnric a prontahfe fnstitat W. W. Knaairr, J 21 23 ScpsdaUrudtuit. nrtaaruvo i At:;:outiCEr.iEtir. saw , , .i TO THE PEOPLE OF.GILLIAM, GREETING: , We are pleased to announce that we have pur- .-fa chased the James V. Smith stock, of general mor Jcbanclise, at such figures as will enable us to make prices low enough to cause the old stock to move. Our new goods are on the. way and will sooa be 00 display in our store to be distributed at bedroek 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, wears Yours to please, at the old stand. SIIURTE & WEIR CO. Union Block, Arlington, Oregon. gjp ?!UiUUUUUUlUlMUllU UlUiiUllUUR i-ee-je- 1 s aa-ea.a-ea. Of Arlington, Or., No. sets. Transacts a General ' Accounts Kept Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States! and Europe. Interest . srcaAunuTioii ciyexto coluctioxs. ve SOUCITYOUI IUSIRESS. 1 e .D.M.FRENCH. Prealdentt W. W. STE1WER, Vloe-Prealdenti FRANK i T. HURLBURT. Csihlsr, I ; DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W. WARDS AND L. O. Ralston, Olex, Oreg., General Merchandise, Furnishing Goods, Groceries, Drugs, Hardware and Implements. OurJatest 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 uiarfy 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 the fine quality of our goods and the low Dens of our prices. L. O. RALSTON, CHARLES FIX, .PROPRIETOR. Feed Stable Lower Main St., POOL ROOM. SOFT DRINKS. GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED Large Scales, price 25c a draft; reduction on contract weighing. The U. 8, mail leaves my place for Lone Rock every day, except Sun , day, at 6 a. m. and arrives at 9 p. no. W. LORD, Manacer. Wasco Warehouse Co. General Storage and Forwarding. WOOL STORAGE A SPECIALTY. HIGHEST FRICE PAID FOR WHEAT, HIDES AMD FELTS. Barbed Wire, Nails, Flour, Feed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum ber, Lime, Cement, Codar Posts, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood - Always on Hand. EEST 0EDA8 SHIKCUS, S2.25 FER U. Office in Warehouse. - Banking Business.! - Subject to Check. allowed on time deposits. e W. STE1WER. W. LORD, L. C. ED-! A. C. HAVV30N. OLEX, ORECON. and Corral, Condon, Ore. r.ONFFr.TinNFRiFa rrr IN ANV QUANTITY FOR SALE FRANK ALDRICH, Arlington Agt. - - Arllnfjton, Oregon. . GRQCERIlSiand Cfli It will soon b time to lay fo femr Harvest Supplies and it is always ... best to boy Standard Articles in tb Grocery Line. Tbey are more rellv . , -. '. able and can be depended. 8. .. " ' Wscmly' handle the Beat Standard Qualities, other kinds being too ex yehtive, even though they sell for less, because they cost us customers, T DO YOU ALL GOODS MARKED 111 FLAM FIGURES. LORD ARLINGTON, DROP I N 5.looi Next Door to Bo wling Alley Arlington, when you faal like enjoying a flrat-olasa CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT. AH kinds of flrat-ctass liquors on hand. The "DELMONICO" RESTAURANT feVU!?:! 1Hi ' tho plMO to T First-class meals at all hours of the day, from 25c up. The only Short-order house in Condon. NICCLT-rURNISMEO ROOMS IM CONNECTION FOI LCSClll Bread, pies and cakes on hand for sale, or baked to order. Chickens dressed to order. Butter and eggs bought and sold. MCE CREAM SERYED WITH SUNDAY ln. JORDAN BROTHERS. Proprietors! R IH EH ART'S RESTAURANT Condon, . - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. aaaasaa The public will find that no better accommodations can be found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25o. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELIi'C MEN. ARE YOU LOOKING WHEN BUYING GROCERIES? If YC9 AX! IT Will BE T9 YOUR AOYANTACI TO COXSOLT WITH P. H. Stephenson, . BEFORE PtACiNO YOUR ORDER. Dealer in Fine Merchandises Condon, 17. A. DARLING. Painter and Paper-hanger. i,ooo Samples of paper to cboosa from at from .6toe0cts.porrolL Your Patronage Solioitcd. i.S-l USE OIL? There are many Oils of varying grades, good, bad and worse. .The refiners don't make one grade of oil only. We sell the Very Best grade to be had. We find it pays. Our field is the grocery business and you can save considerable mon ey by sending your order to es. ' & CO., ORECON. AT COB'S FOR THE BEST- Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARIN In the Countr fmirtoj tha State ol Otsgoo, tor lbs Connty nf bllllam. In tne matter ol las etlat of Janes Q. Kslsea. deneaawl. In pMnuance to an onlay Made by Hon. W. J. Marl nor In tbe above-entitled Court, July 7, IMS. notloe ia bamby slvon, to whom It may ooncern, that on July 7, Mm, a final atttioiitit waa nindare. In the matter of Jaa. II. Melaon, dixieaaud, by Mrs, EUlua K. Nalaon, eiecMlorof anld eaiate, In afd Comity Cirart, and that a Html baarini for the aattlomentof avid eaiat will be nade by tue nv fouri at irnaon, urffonf on Tuesday,. Baptatntntr O, UM, at 10 of nine A. m. at aald May. iMWtk at OuuiWo. Or., til 1 l! a 4y f July, VSX . mm. tiNiii b, sisMwkif, ' fynloro! Cia lm of 3mn VI. M W i! U. it, Uuuailuka, iiui svmuu,
