IHUHVJAY,. AUGUST H. 1393.
,HICIAL PAPB OST GILLIAM
I M TV. OREGON',
The lull went plett init through the air
'lhMiih it tiie wi-ary nlRlu,
B-it mil he k,tt upon lilt bent
Till vain the morning lljjht.
N , n'RiU'r,- '! no plikct guar!
Ptrolii bmvety ihore;
it tu Nowpup, and tha bawl.
Cmae Irom hit sou. and Ueir.
Judge.
775 PITY OF IT.
The war with Spain has ended
and the result hus been a complete
victory f r American arms. Manv
deed f valor have been recorded
on the pages of our country's hia
tory, to the credit of our soldiers
and sailors, and new heroes hav
been unveiled to the admiring gaze
f their countrymen, and the world
at large. Dewey, Schley. Hobson
Roosevelt, and otkera who might
be named, have immortalised them
selves in their country's history
and have given proof in every in'
stance in which they have bee
ealled upon to combat the enemy,
thai they were the right men i
the right place. The work of these
men and the work of tha thousands
of common soldiers and sailors
heroes just the same who followed
tum, and made their victories
possible, gives added lustre to the
already brilliant record of Ameri
v . 1
ca s array ana navy, ana gives
additional reason for Americans to
believe that in fighting for country
or for humanity their natiou is in
vincible.
Oh! the pity of it When the
atorjofthe patriotism and hero
ism of our troops, who, undaunted
by the dangers of the battlefield
or the- worse dangers of the fever
infested cantp carried their banner
to victory isUild. there must also
be recited a story of the acts of
men high in the official circles of
our government, which will bring
a blush of shame to the cheek of
very America rr.
This story, if reports alread
published are to be credited, will
tell of the appointment, to posi
uons oi irust. in mat most im
portant branch of the army, th
commissary department, of men
utterly lacking in military esperi
enee or knowledge, who sought for
appointment more from mercenary
than from patriotic motives. It
will tell of the appointment of
young meu, to positions as ftafF
officers who had no more idea of
military tactics than they had of
making for themselves an honest
living, whose only recommendation
was the (act that their fathers, liv
ing or dead, were either million
aires or "politicians1. with a pnll."
It will tell of the mobilization of
recruits in camps in which mi-
sanitary conditions .were known to
exist, when healthful and pleasant
locations could have been easily
secured in the same neighborhood,
the only apparent reason being
that the interests of some trans
portation company, whose repre
sentative had a "pull" on the prop
er officials were best conserved bv
the, selection of the unhealthful
camp site and the consequent dis
ease and death of many brave sol
dier boys. ' It will tell of sick and
wounded ' American soldiers in
camp at Santiago dying from
Jack of proper medicine and food,
both of which could have been
secured from our vessels lying in
the harbor, bad somebody in au
thority possessed either executive a
bility or common humanity enough
to have detailed a few- lighters to
Jand the supplies where they
could have been reached by the
hospital corps and distributed
where most needed. '
There is undoubtedly much in
the story of this war for us, as a
nation, to feel proud of, but, un
fortunately, there is much of which
we cannot but feel ashamed. Ohl
the pity of it.
In some quarters President Mc
Kinley is sneered at as a "mere pol
itician who always has his ear to
the ground to catch the rumble of
public sentiment. lhis should
not be regarded as an objection.
Mr. McKinley deserves credit for
desiring to carry out the wishes of
the people. If popular 'govern
ment is right, .and undoubtedly it
is then the public servant who
keeps bis ear to the ground is the
best 'public servant. To execute
the will of the people is the service
ho is elected to perform. If he
does that he does much and de
.rvt'K credit for his performances.
iVi-ri J nt MoKinley has accom
plished a great deal in this direc
tion. By keeping his ear doe to
the ground he has been able to in
terpret the voice of tha people and
iijVre the people' will. East
Oruaa. . - ' ' ''"
w i . . a. t.kM.t.irtL. UlVt.ijUL
WESTON1, OREGON.
The most successful year's
work of the Stale Normal
School at Weston, Oregonr
closed last June, with the-
graduation of twenty stu
dents. Fall term opens SEPTEM
BER ft, '5)8.
Full course of study
Scientific and Professional
Vocal and Instrumental
music.
Ileulthful location,, good
society and pleasant sur
rounding. Board in families from
$2.50 to $3.50 per week.
Room for those who de
sire to board themselves
can be had at reasonable
rates.
Boarding-hall for young
ladies in connection with
school, under the careful
supervision of a matron,
board, fuel and l-'ghts at
$2.50 to $3.50 per week.
Catalogues and informa
tion furnished upon application.
WASTED AOESTS FOR GLADSTONE. HIS
Life and Pwhltc Servlw." bv Tin. W.
Hannnwi. A wonnerml storv or alnrlon. ca
reer. Over WO Unre. radiant paee. lOO.nrwrh,
rx re enarravinmi. Rii-htwt. hlmreat. bt and onlv
n lowed 'Gladstone book"' uilliiihed. Only
!.). mvmmMHn, ao pet cent Credit given,
freight raOd. Ontlit fr-e. Ororj nil trash and
clear t0O a month with the onlv true and rood
"Cladntnn book." Addreaa THE DOMINION
COWAN f. Dept. 9S. itim Dvarborn afreet".
Chlfaati. iW
The Regulator Line
The Dalles, Portland & Astoria
NAVIGATION GO.
THROUGH FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER LINE.
Dally Line of Steamers,
Between
Portland, Vancouver, Cascade
Locks, Hood River and all
points on the Washing
ton side.
Tli Steamer? ilteaCilT nr Refmlator
leave Pnrtfiimf every m.irninif (exrept
SU)tay)t 7 six! The Dalle- at 8:30.
Freight Rata Greatly Reduced.
W. C. ALLAWAY, Gen. Agt,
Font of Court Rt.
The Dalles. Or.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Colttrre. Final Proof.
UnitOmciiTlai Diu.,0.. Jnlll,'98.
Notice la hercrrr riven that Sarah K. Htnahaar
tormerlr Sarah E. Rmrera. baa Hied notirenf In
tention to make dual nronf be'nre H. N. K rarer,
coautt elerk. at bia office in t'-onrton. Or., on
Friday. August 26, 18o8.
on timber cltne aipllctlnn No. aw. for the
n4 w'.$ nw'4 m"4 and nr ne. wr 17 tnia.
i . -i . cue name aa wincaawa: r. e.
mi'h and Adam smith, of Ma.Tilic: F. M
-ipriiimton and J. A. Koaen, of Condon, Or.
"- J as. r. Moots. Kerloter.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Omron for
the Cmnt o nillMm.
Nancv E. Yarhrnnrh. tdalntfrr. va Andrew J
Yarbrmirh. defendant.
To Andrew J. Yarbrronh. defendant: In the
name of he3tateof Oreeon. ran are herehv re.
ijilred to appear and anawer the complaint filed
aaralnatTon la the a bore entitled aoit on or
before the
19th day of September, I89S,
the Hrat da of the September terra oi anld Clrenil
Co'irt. in iiilll-im Co tit, ilwri; an I If roi
nil an to answer, lor want thereof the plaln'iff
Naiier E. Yarbro-ah. will take lidrmen' aaainai
TonforthediawlMtionof thehon laof matrimooT
now exintine between oimelf and the plnintlft.
and for the eMalnrtv. maintenance and edneatlon
of the minor ehllrtren, ihelmteof .aid mirrte.
rn: jainea K laria o. and Lalaretle S. Yar
bnMth.
Thu leimmoni 1 aerred noon the defendant
bv ttllieatton of aame In the Cokdoh nitu
for the nerlod of alz week, faeren la-ial mb
order of Hon. W. U Bridahaw. Jndee of the
serenm JM iioin inaL. of the Ktate of Orevon.
aain omer oeantte aate joit 7 twat. at rh.MhM
i ue uauea, urejon, ana tienea
n. Ju Bkadhw,
jHdea
Dated Condon, Oreiron, An. 1. ISO,
JH. H. A H. B. HasnatrKa.
- ? Attorneya for PlalntifT.
HtrM'Rii KN. - . at. n. HKNnaieEa
iVndn, or. f.wsil. oi.
H. H. & H. B. HENDRICKS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
tm'( AT IMMMUf (NO IfcML OKKOOM.
Carefwl attention temffiee roi..:el and praetlee
In all tlie eonrta, alav rutmael 1t eomwpniiduniw.
We rtlelHl, Mttnv, l.iena, W'llla, TruiiHrlpta,
abatra'rm ete. Kire inanranee in the lawteoin-
nnlva extant. Alao attention toOullei'tlouaaiid
d Lawa. Notary Pubtv l-i eaeb oUtee.
njxaruvvan
SCEEpt'5
poisoi
ply-paper
aijd
5arj(JIefoot
For Sale at
nrvruvnjip
1 CONDON,
Hudson's
OREGON.
uwuxnruunnr
C. S. PALMER
Artistic Barber.
Sleek Shaves
and Hair-cuts
Razors honed and re-Rround
CONDON OREGON
Notice to the Ladfes.
Mr. E. M. West. Ittte r.1 PorllHiM. ha
opened a tine line of millinery goat
the riaim jnct eonfh of ('unit. in Hutel,
Latest Hty lei in Imt. Iriinine.l ami nn
trimnie. Alao trimming done to order,
tan unit eee lier.
REDUCING STOCK.
Sellins Out at Cost
Onr Urge aliak of tifkets ! the Eitat
tfiniiK nt iiniueneeiy reunreu rale, call
on or write to
F. C. HINDLK. Asent.
' Arlingtim, Ore
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
I hare appointed aa tnr deputlea the folloa-Im
. . .
n. rl. coiwell, Arltnirtnn.
U B. Townaend, Condoo.
Fred A. Hale, roa.il.
k. M . JOMK.OM lm. RwV
Utock Inspector for Gilliam County, On Ron.
"WAR"
(in fatet.)
in -i .. . .. . .
write ami' m ine nnileraivrned an
enliat in the arinr uf paaaenirera ftikiny
anvaniage m the rnt rate" totlieEaHt
. V. Hwdl. Ag't O. K. & N. C..
Arlington, Ore,
Through Tourist Cars to St
Louis.
A toorirt aleening car will leave Port-
land ever Monday via Mo. I'ar. anil
every Vtertiieadav via the Bnrlinirt,
Knnte at 8 r. M. via the O. R. A N
fliroagh all Lake and Denver tlion
rhange to St. Lunia, and nnder the an
ier iin nf exiierieneed eondiirtor. N
Itange i,f rare to the Utes. Kanaaa Citv
or ht. Lnma. Keen tht" service in mi m
when goinir Eael and convDlt U. R. 4 .V
ftiieuu or andrew,
W. II. L'UIH-RT.
General PHenger Agent, Portland, Or.
SUMMONS.
In the Clrei.lt Court of tbe State of Oreeon for
theCointyof Oilllam.
Thomna J. Jorlan. llalntlft. va. Kmma Floe.
enee Jordan, defendant.
To Rntma rUvure Jordan, the atare nantnil
defendant: In the name of the State of Oreeon.
and In onranaw-e nl the orderof aaid Court,
maoe on tne tn oar oi jei . dlrcctln aerr-b-eof
IhfaaHmmona br p'i lieallon In ihe Coa
POM Olia. jron are herebv nnnlred loanneur
and anawer the eomt lairit filed aeainat o-t In
the above-entitled aiilt wilhin ten dava from the
date of theaervieeof thla anmmona npnn yon.
If aerred In aaid flllliam Cointr. Oiwion; or If
aerred within env other eouiitv in the Hut of
Oreeon then within twenty daira Irnm thedate
of mieh aervlee upon on; or if aerred br publi
cation, then on or before the find day of the next
reaiu-ir tt rm ot mia po'trt, to-wit:
Monday, September IO. 1868.
Yon are hetehe further notified that If ron
II to anawer aaid romnlaint or otherwlu nl.1
then to within aaid time, the t lelnt will ap
ply to the eonrt for Ihe relief fl.m.iufMl imk.
aild eomnlalnt. wHeh la that the omnia of
malrlmonr exlatln berween ro'iraelf and the
pMn'ifbe forerer dlawilred and that the
lllttrfhare thetato-lr and enraof tha minor
cniin or totwm ana we piatn'trr.
iaiea una aim uay oi June, lR9a.
U W. D ai.i to,
JH-'-fl Attorney lor the Plaintiff.
Volnnteera wanted at ore to rail on
r write to the nndemigned for tnfurmn
tion relative to the KNORMOCf CUT
intn ketrateatotheEaat. K.C. Hindle
A.'t O. R. A X. Co., Arlington, Ore
Treasurer's Notice.
AU ronnfv warrant! regiatered prior
to Nov.. 12, 18116. will tie paid on nreaen-
fa i ion at my nllice. Interval treaaes after
thia lte. 8 B. Barksr,
Treaanrer of GilliHm county, Oregon.
Uated at Cotillon. Ore.. June 3(1. 18SrS.
NON-ALCOHOLIC.
jno man ho Uvea on meat waa ever
Known to lu-k hia wife, or ask for
divorce. A vegetahle diet woman ll aa
rolil and clam my aa a tnrnip. If von
want your girl to have rnav rheeka and
vitality in her motion, feed her on heef
ateafc with ocraainnal doaea of J)r. Haw
win'a Tonic Hi Iter. i.ii everywhere
Fruit Trees I Fruit Trees!
Wni. B. Neiilemeyer, agent for The
vanconver Anraerv t'n . ia inHkinif a
thorough canvaaa of thia pertion of Gil
liam i-onntv in the inlereat of Ida firm
If yon need fruit, ahade or ornamental
treea, email fruit, ehrnhlterv, etc. vrn
ihonld reserve your order ntitil lie calla.
SHERIFF SALE.
NOTlCt? It HKREHY (1IVKS THAT AX
exeen'lon and o-der of anle a ihH n:t
of the Clreoit Court of the State of Oregon. Oll-
im iinn-y, on tne in nar of j'tir, ia;j, unoo
deire therein rendered on the liih 1h. of
Anrll. ), in furor nf the t-omhard l,lnildatlon
Cotnpanr. plaintiff and aealnat Pope ("atlin and
.una aiiin. neiciioania, wnu-n aalil execution
nd order of aale la tomedlrerteriandeomm ind-
ne tne to ell the nnmertr hereinaft.. tlvmftti
for the n'imoae of aatiafvliii Ihe lo leinent of the
Plutn'lli'ln aaid eanae for the a-im of Wx Hundred
FHtr-Two ladlar. and (IA.Vi.fi5) with intereat
thereon at a nee eent ner ann'lm. fmm th. no
dar of April. 1ST, and the eoaia and dihnrae.
metita of aHd a'lit taxed at 1S. and ro attorner'a
feea. Therefore. In eompllnnee with aaid execu
tion and order of aale, I will on
Saturday, Auguat 20, lfW,
at the hotr of I o'eloei p, M at Ihe Conrt Ilonae
door In Condon. Ollliam Conntr, Oregon, aell at
piiblln aHctlon o the hlcheat bidder (oreaahln
nana, tor tne pnrpone oi aaoifrlna the J'lilnmeiit
and rteeroe abore mentioned, (tie followlna de.
irrllied tntertr, to-wlt: The Donthweat Q'larter
WVVli) of HeeOon Twelve. (1141. Townahin im n
(totth of Ranae Twentv-nne l Kant of lllnm-
rte Menman, coiirniinil( m acrei, altuated In
IMbim Co'intv. On-aon.
muea inn tattt day of July, WM.
w, neox,
W. H. WtLKOlt, ( '' '
Land Applications. Proofs and
Abstracts.
H. N. Frazer. Count Clerk, crivea
awciai auention to alwtrai-la of title
aim i aiao freparel to receive U. 8
government land filmga and proofa, aa
well aa application for the purchase of
forfeited railroad land and rtate ichool
lati'la. at til om-e in Condon. Or.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture Klnal Proof.
C I.bd Owra, Tux Dat.i.aa, n Jir Jt. VM.
Sotlee la hereby given that Jnlia A. Tliom.i..
of lex. haa tiled iiotlee of Intention to miike
final proof before g. A. I. Ourh-y, V. X. Comuila-
luur. ii in. omce in Arlington, urcjuii, on
Saturday, September 3, 1893,
on tlmhrr culture apnlicaiton No, Wit, lor the
yva.aeniu, li r 21 e. vy, a. hub tiameaaa
wltneaaea: lleoree Uel.honeaiid Henry Wllklna,
of Clem; L. W. Wheeler, of filex, and Jamea f
noiiin., vi AiiiiiKuoi, iirenon,
Jaa. Y. Mooaa, Realaler.
SLAB WOOD FOR SALE.
I have a fine lot of alnb woml for aale
at my aaw prill, one-half mile from Loet
vaiiey poaifimce. vin tie aolil cheap.
Call on or add rent, Uabrv HAiaxSAD,
tf Loat Valley, Ore.
Teams Wanted
To hniil 5000 or 6000 iiicka of wheat.
Will pay 10 centa per aack, teniiiHlera to
ftiruiah themrwlvea. Can make a trip
day to Donglaa station. Call at our
ranch, three miles ea-tof Flutt'd triace.
or write at at Olex, Ore,
18-2ti Vwuis JcDouolab.
YARDS A!iD YARDS 0F DRESS GOODS,
OUTINGS,
PRINTS ad
GINGHAMS,
ARE Otl DISPLAY FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
Have you seen our new goods just in?
Our buyer is now In the East select-
ing others. New goods Rre now arriv
ing daily and the stylus and patterns
are those which are most popular.
Small quick profits is where we hope
to make our gain, and our aim is to
Lave the quality of our goods as high
as those resting double the amount
elsewhere. Come and see for yourself.
Address All Communications to Firm Name.
GROCERIES and OILS.
It will soon be time to lay in your
Harvest Supplies and it is always
best to buy Standard Articles in the ,
Grocery Line. They are more roll
ablo and can be depended on.
We only handlo the Beit Standar J
Qualities, other kinds being too ex
pensive, even though they sell for
lots, because they cost us customers.
DO
YOU
USE
OIL?
SHURTE & WEIR GO.
SUCCESSORS TO JAS. W. SMITH.
ARLINGTON, - - - OREGON
Of ArlinRton, Or.
No. SO 1 8,
i Transacts a General Banking Business.
Accounts KeptSubject to Check.
Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States
and Europe. Interest allowed on time deposits.
SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
D.M.FRENCH, President; W. W. 8TEIWER, Vloe-Preident FRANK
T. HURLBURT. Cashier.
uintiuna u. m. rhtNtM, W. W. STEIWER, W. LORD, L. C. ED-
WAHU3 AND A. C. HAWSON.
L. O. Ralston, Olex, Oreg.,
General Merchandise, Furnishing Goods, Groceries, Drugs,
Hardware and Implements. Our latet Spring and Summer
Staples and Novelties are now in and ready for inspection.
A fine Hue of Glassware and Crockery jut 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 the tine quality of our goods
and the lownetis of our prices.
L. O. RALSTON,
OLEX, OREGON
CHARLES FIX,
JHsBSaa PROPRIETOR -
Feed Stable and Corral,
i-uwar main at., uonaon, Ore.
POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS. CONFECTIONERIES. ETC
uRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED IN ANY QUANTITY F0U SALE
nii or
Large Scales, price 25c a draft: reduction on contract weiehinir.
no u. o. man leaves my place for Lone Rock every day, except Sun-
uay, Hi o a. m. anu arrives at o p. in.
W. LORD, Manager.
FRANK ALDRICH, Arlington Agt.
Wasco Warehouse Co.
General CS to race and TTorwn r-rlt r-io-
WOOL STORACE 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 SHINGLES,' S2.25 PER M
Office in Warehouse. - - - Arlington, Oregon.
There are many Oils of varying
grades, good, bad and worse. The
refiners don't make one grade of oil
only. We sdll the Very Best grade
to be had. We And It pays.
Our field is the grocery business
and you can cave considerable mon
ey by sending your orders to us.'
ALL GOODS MARKED III PLAIN FIGURES.
IvORD & CO.,
ARLINGTON,
OREGON.
DROP IN AT COED'S
Next Door to Bowline: Alley Arlington
wKsn you fl Ilk anjoylng f lrt-cUs
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT,
AH kinds of firat-ctasa liquors on hand.
The "DELMONICGT
RESTAURANT te;:!
i U th p!ao to
al -iBSHBiafSssfj
v irst-ciass meals at all hours of the
dav. from 52fr im
The only Short-order house in Condon.
HiKll-fURNISHID ROOMS IN CONNECTION FOR LODCCRS.
Bread, pies and rakes on baud for sale, or baked to order,
thickens dressed to order. Butter and eggs bought and sold.
ICE CREAM SERVED WITH SUNDAY DINNER.
JORDAN BROTHERS. Proprietor.
R I N E H A RT'S RESTAURANT
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r.
The public will find that no better accommodations can be
found in this country than at this houso. Meals 25c; beds 25o.
headquartersToFtravelihc men.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR THE BEST
WHEN BUYING GROCERIES?
IF YOU ARE IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT WITH
P. H. Stephenson,
BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.
Dealer in Fine Merchandise.
Condon, - - - Oree-on.
. tj
V. A. DARLING,
ainter and
Paper-hanger.
l,ooo Samples
of paper to choose from at from
6 to 80 cts. per roll.
Your Patronage Solicited.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING.
tuWZl!,0' t,,a '
dw"at.!n""M" ""tat llimvt
In linnjiianctoan onlir mart ti linn, W, 3.
Marliii-r In ttiHlHivn-onHiorl Court, July 7, IHIM.
mt ( I. i..rrhy alvan I,, whom It may niii'iin?
ir .i..-?mS"i J""" "" N"1" 1'wsaaarl, by Mr..
Kl.lna K, N, lon, aletiiitiir of aaid cataUi, In aalil
CfmntyCoiirt, and that dual hiring U,t tU,
jullli! nun ot iH e.i.,tn will 1 niada by til.
aid County Court at Coiidim, omgon, on
Tuesday, 8nptinbr e, lttos,
at 10 o'clock A. m. ol anld day.
Kotdd, at Condon, Or., till. lHth day of July, IBM.
., ... Mua. K1.-IMA E. Ni.oM,
.... .. .............. w (,. r.riiH,iit iit-in,
U-ii r U. K. Ufudilcka, kurattoruoy'