'S "t ia ft w - JfksW aar watj
T ' "-" ."" Y, AUGUST 25, I89S;
J . 5': C FILIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM
cxu.vrv. ctiuaor..
' run school teaches.
, JUSiJc&itonwj the bulwark of
civilisation.- Tot.wore than to any
otLcrcaosa, is due the rapid strides
which oimnation, aucf5 the- world,
lias taken during, the' past half
century in the- direction of k
yroved conditions for thV human
race. While there are many
proUecaa yet unsolved, regarding
the ultimate betterment of the con
dition of mankind, which- earnest
men and women' hope for, yet al
most deepair of seeing accomplish
ed; we may all safely conclude
that the solution lies in the still
wider, dissemination of popular
education-, un!UuDered by politic
al belief or sectarian dogma.
The public school is the founda
tion, of the entire educational
structure of America, and on the
shoulder- of' the public- sehoel
teacnera rests a responsibility great
er than that borne by president or
prelate, senator or soldier; On
them devolves the Herculean task
of taking charge of half a hundred;
more- or' less, young barbarians,
whose natures seem to be composed
chieSy of mischief and interroga
tion points, and training them up
to be useful members of society.
While the work of the teacher
in oar public schools requires
worlds of patience, good judgment
and tact, it also requires a special
training, and a continual delving
after new knowledge, together with
the best methods of imparting that
knowledge to others. For this
purpose the Teachers' Institute has
been founded, and the teacher who
takes advantage of each' yearly
. meeting to widen and broaden her
store of knowledge- relative to the
art instructive, i wise and her
pupils are fortunate:
All honor to the American school
teacher, and especially to those of
Gilliam county who have been
gathered in Condon for the past
week, intent on gathering new ia
formation to be imparted to the
"youDg ideas" that they are
"teaching how to shoot." And of
the feminine members of the pro
fession at least, it can be said that
they are practically useful as well
as beautifully ornamental members
f society. j
Sir. Christman, the Silver Lake
merchant who undertook to corner
the freighting business between his
town and The Dalles by the use of
a big . traction engine and a train
cf heavy wagons, has met with
failure. His big outfit is too cum
bersome for Eastern Oregon wagon
roads. The- eld fashioned mule
skinners and bronco herders who
earn a tough living, with their
freight outfits are cot IHeTy to
pass resolutions of sympathy for
Christman, either.
With a plentiful supply of pure
water for fire protection, domestic
use, street sprinkling and irriga
tion of lawns and shade trees, Con
don can be made one of the pretti
est towns in Oregon. The water
works is a good ' thing; push it
along.
Admiral Dewey has been doubly
honored. To him has been accord
ed the privilege of delivering both
the salutatory and the valedictory
in the late entertainment which
Uncle Sam has put on the boards
for the benefit of the Dons.
Condon is getting out of a rut
Let's all help the march of prog
ress with a big strong pull alto
gether.
It's a good thing; push it along.
The water works.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES.
The John A. Linn band of horses
consisting of about 50 head of good
ebed animals, will be sold at pub
lic auction at T. O. Johnson's cor
ral, in Condon, Oregon, on
Saturday, September 3. 1893.
A credit of three months will be
given on all approved accounts
over $10. P. II. Stepoensok,
Administrator.
Teams Wanted
To haul 5000 or 6000 sacks of wheat
WUi jia 10 eats per tack, tea mater- to
luiuitb themselves. Can oak trip
day to Douglas station. Call at oar
ranch, three stilt east of FleU'e place,
write n at OU't, Ore.
t ' ftmura A Dooeuts.
' I f ah-s
j ryfng
' Set.
WESTON, OREGONV
The most successful year's
work of the State Normal
School at Westonj Oregon,
closed last June; with the
graduation of twenty stu
Fall term opens SEPTEM
BER 5, 98i
Full course- of study -Scientific
and Professional
Vocal and Instrumental
music
Healthful location, good
society and pleasant sur
roundings. Board in families from
$2.50 to $3.50 per week.
Booms for those who de
sire to- board themselves
can Be had- at reasonable
rates?
Boarding-all for young
ladies in connection with
school, under the careful
supervision of a matron,
board, fuel and l:ghte at
$2.50 to $3.50 per week.
Catalogues and informa
tion furnished - upon ap
plication. .
llJ&STKB-AGENTS rOR "OLADSTOKS, BtS
ww UK and Fwtiiw Berrloea,- MThmW.
Hasdford. A wonderful .tor ol a (forlorn ca
reer.. Owwr 900 Urn. radUnl pm loo superb,
rare MuntTtnn. Richest, blRceet. beet and onlr
endorsed Gladstone book" published. Only
si.m umniMiHi, aw per cent, vretm sciTen.
Freight paid. Outfit tit Drop all train and
clear ISO a month with the onlr tme and rood
"Giadstnn. book." Addreaa THE DOMINION
muBivv im aa un-sua -
Cblcaco. ' JSC 28
The Regulator Line
The Dalles, Portland & Astoria
IIAV1GAT10U CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER LINE.
Daily 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) at 7 and The Dalles at 8:30.
Freight Rate Oroatly Reduced.
W. C. ALLAWAY, Gen. Agt,
Foot ol Coart St.
' The Dalle, Or
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Tlnber Caltnre, Final Proof.
Lam Omca at Tat Daubs, Oa., Jnly 11. '98.
Notice la hereby fflww that Sarah K. Hlnabaw
formerly Sarah E. Roarers, haa tiled notice of In
tention to make final proof before B. N. Fraawf,
count? clerk, at ula offie In Condon, Or., oa
Friday, Auaruat 2, 1808. .
oa tlnber enltare application No. SOrje, for the
nWswWnwUseHaod n seW. eee 17. to St,
r 25 e, W. M. She namea aa witnesses: r. E.
Smith and Adam emltn. of MayrlUe; T. M.
eprlncston and A. Boarera. of Condon, Or.
wa Je. I1. Mooaa. Register.
SUMMONS.
In the Ctrca.li Oonrt of tlx Stat of Oregon, for
me umnrr m iiiuam.
Nener K. Tarbromth, plaintiff, v. Andrew J.
Tarbrooah. defendant.
To Andrew I. Yarbmnch, defendant: In the
name of the Mate of Oreroa, yarn are hereby re
ontred to appear and aniwer the complaint Sled
aanbietyoa la the a bore entitled tait oa or
be lore tne
19th day of fteptmbr, 1868.
the firat da of the September term of aald Circuit
conn, in on nan county, uregon; and it ytm
fall ao to anawer, for want thereof the plaintiff.
Nan it B. Yarbronch. will take iodrment awainat
yoa for the diatolutlon of the bonds of matrl monr
now eauuna Between yonraeu and the pLaititin.
and for the eaetndy, maintenance and education
of the minor children, tbelaaweof ald marriage.
tic Samoa I., Dld O. and Lafayette ev Yar-
broawh.
Thia Hnmmoni la aerred npoa (he defendant
by Mbllratlon of earn in the Coitnow Olobb.
for the period of etx weeka. (aewen laanea) aa per
Order of Hon. W. U Bradahaw. Jndn of the
eerenin janiciai inn., or ine Plate of fireima,
aald order bearing daU Jnly 97, IMS, at Cbambea,
The Dallea, Oregon, and algned
W. L, BaAhia-aw,
Jadg.
Dated Condon, Oregon, Aa. 1, 199.
IH. B. R. I. HawnntcKB.
a4-3S I Attorney lor Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
In the Clrwrlt fVnrt of tba State of Oregon, for
we tmnty oi uiiiiam.
Tbomaa J. Jordan, plalntJS, ra. Emma Flor
ence Jortlan. defendant.
To Emma Florenee Jordan, the abore named
defendant: In the name of the Mate of Oregon,
and in pnmanee of the order of eeid Conrt,
made on the tb day of Jl. vm, directing aerr.
ire of thla caramon by pahHcatlon In the Coa-
dok Ouni, yon are hereby rranlred to appear
ana anawer tne complaint ntea egainet yon in
the abore entitled Bait within ten day from the
date of the eerrlce of thia anmmona upon yon.
If aerred in aatd Gilliam Cemity. Oregon; or if
aerred within eny other eoonty in trie State of
Oregon then within twenty daya Irom thedate
of aueb aerrlce upon ron: or if aerred or Dabll-
eetion, then on or before the flrat day of the next
mgaiar term di ui eoan. w-w:
Monday, Soptombwr 10, 1808.
Tea are hereby farther notified that if yoa
fall to anawer aald complaint or otherwise plead
thereto within aald time, the plaintiff will ap
ply to the eoart for the relief demanded fa the
aald complaint, which ia that the bond of
matrimony exiattng between yourself and the
plaintiff be forever dleaolred and that the
plaintiff hare the enstotlr and care of the minor
child of yonmelf and the plaintiff.
Dated (hit 38th day of Jane, im.
U W. DiBLIKH.
J14-3S Attorney (or the flaintlff.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LlKBOmci T Thi Oaixaa. Oa., Aag. 33,1M.
Kotlne ia hereby glren that the following nam
ed eettler ha A led notion of hla intention to
make final pooof In aapport of his claim, and
that aald proof will be made before H. N. rraaer,
coanty clerk of Ollllam connty, at Condon, Or.,
oa rriaay, October 7. UM. U:
JE8BK O. McfUNKEY, Bd. K. No. MM,
for the tu new eee 44, Ip la, rile, W. If. Be
neme tne touowing witneaaea to prove hla eon
UnaoBBreaidence upon and eiiltlratinn of aald
land via: J. Martin, C. H.'Rlee aud Tboma
Maianopoy, oi max; w. h. Hover, of Clem. Or.
Jar P. Lvcaa, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Lo Omca At The Daujm, Oa., Aag. 22, im,
.NoUoa la baranr arlran thitt tho rollnwin
named settler haa filed notlne of hla Intention lo
maae nnai prooi in auppon of KM claim, and
that aald proof will be made before H. N. rraavr.
county clerk of Gilliam rouiilr, at Condon, Or.,
oa TUomaay, Ocluber t, UMa, via:
MANLEY KKIZUR, Hd. X. No. SeSS,
for the awM ear 1, tp S , r 21 a, W. If. He name
Uia following witneuea to prore hi conUnaon
tTdrnoe npon and cultivation of aald land, via:
H. T irrpi, of Clem; D. a Brown, O. W. Klue
hart and a. V. gtooiv, of Condon, Oregon-a-
ir f. Locaa, iiefiator.
STATE I
ana iiu'imm nvmm .. : .... J.r , ,
on of uibiwMiMSwere wwtjojj: "Yeu're foollnh. TboreTs a uiuiTtUalJrrfie;
ar, a. vtvTirap. ' a. K. naMOnicKt,
iwmos, ur. J.'"'"'i. r.
H. H. & H. K HENDRICKS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
omca at condom anp roaatk, oonoon.
Carefal attention to office comiwl and pmcttc
In all the coarta, alto coMneel by rorrcvondeiice.
We wrtteDeoaa, Mtga., l.ieiia, Ills, 1-renacripta,
abstracts, etc Fire Insurance In the heat com
panies extant. Alan attention to t ouoruom ana
Laud Law. Notary Pubic In each utile.
C.S. PALMER
.rtistif; Barber.
Sleek: Shaves
and Hair-cuts.
Razors honed and re-ground.
COMDOH ORECOH.
REDUCING STOCK.
Selling Out at Cost
Onr large tor, of ticket to the Eart
hing at immensely reduced rates, wan
oo or write to
F. C. Hixdli, Agent,
Arlington, Ore.
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
I hare appointed aa mj deputise tba following
persons:
W. H. Colwel), Arlington.
L B. Towneend, Coudoo,
Fred A. Hale, Fossil.
R. M. JoaaaoH, Lone Rock,
Block Inspector for Gilliam County, Oregon.
"WAR"
(in ratet.)
Write onick to the nntraraltrned and
enliat in the arm of paaaensrere taking
advantage oi tne cat ratct tuthebaat.
IT. U. UmDLS. Ag't U. B. 4 N. Co..
Arlington, .Ore.
Through Tourist Cars to St
Louis.
A tourist eTerinr car trill leave Port'
land every Monday via Mo. Pae. and
every Wedneeday via the Burlington
Rome at 8 P. M. via th O. R. dt N.
throogh Halt Lake and Denver withont
change to St. Lwiii, and nnder the to
perrieion of experienced ronHm-torv. No
change of rare to the citiea, Kansas City
or bt. Lnnia. Keep this service in mind
wnen going bast and consult U. K. A St.
agents or address,
W. H. Hdeibcst,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or,
Volnnteers wanted at once to rail on
or write to the undersigned for informs'
lion relative to the ENORMOUS CUT
in ticket rates to the East. F. C. Hindle.
Ag't O. R. A N. Co., Arlington, Ore.
Treasurer's Notice. -
All connty warrants registered prior
to pov.. iz, IBiifl. will he pain on preeen
t at ion at my office. Interest ceases after
this date. 8 B. Babiib,
Treasurer- of Gilliam connty, Oregon.
Dated at Condon. Ore., JnneSO, 1898.
NON-ALCOHOLIC.
So man who lives on meat was ever
known to lick his wife, or ask for a
divorce, a vegetable diet woman Is as
cold and clammy as tnrnip. If yon
want year girr to have rosy cheeks and
vitality in her motion, feed' her on heef
steak with omisional doees of Dr. Haw.
eon's Tonic- Bitters. Sold everywhere.
Fru It Trees I Fro It Trees I
Wm. B. Neidemerer, agent for The
Vancouver Nursery 'Co , is making a
thorough canvass of this section of Oil
Ham ronntv in the interest of his Brm.
If you need fruit, shade or ornamental
trees, small fruit, shrnhhery, etc. yon
shnnld reserve your order nntil he calls.
J30-26
Land Applications, Proofs and
Abstracts.
H. N. Frazer, County Clerk, gives
special attention to abstracts of title,
and is also prepared to receive U. 8.
government land filings and proofs, as
well as applications for the purchase of
forfeited railroad lands and state school
lands, at hie office in Condon, Or,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Tim bar Culture Final Proof.
C B T.awb Orrtca, Tn Dalle, On., Jttlr 21, 18M.
Kotirse la hereby siren that jMlla A. Thnm..
of Olex, haa filed notice of Intention to make
anal proof before 8. A. J. ttnrlry, (J. f. Commis
sioner, at nis omce Hi Arlington, Oregon, on
Satu rdatr. September 3. tBOB.
on timber culture application No. im, tat the
sw!2, tp s.r lf e. W. M. he nameaaa
witneaaea: urarge neinon and Henry Wilkin,
of Clem; L. W. Vl heelcr, of Oles, and James F.
Thomas, of Arlington, Oregon.
Jab. F. Mooaa, Register.
SLAB WOOD FOR SALE.
I have a One lot of slab wool f,,r tr
at my aaw mill, one-half mile from Lost
Vallf tutat.HlM Will ha al.l .k....
Call da or address, Habby Halmtsam,
h Luat Valley, Urt.
NOTICE FOR PUBUCATION.
Timber Culture, Final Proof.
UKDOrric atThi Daub, Oa., Julr 11, '6b.
Notice la berebr glren that James I. Downer,
heir of James H. Downer, dec., haa Nled notice of
Intention to make Anal proof berora H. !. Ki.ur
eoautjr clerk, at hi ottlce In Condon, Or oa
Thuraday, Auguat 28. 189S,
on Umber culture application Ko. 8010. forth
nw ""H- tp t
Til e, w. M. He names aa wltucoses: 8, A.
Thompson, J. w. acrirner, J. A. Miforri)snd
H. V. Dowoer, all of Condon, Oregon.
i . jab. . Mooaa, Register
SCEEp'5
j Ci$l7tQ.i)$ I
j pofsoi)
j ply-paper l
I SaijIefoot, J
j For Sale at j
s J. H. Hudson's
I CONDON, OREGON.
dvinnnnivtnjtnruuuifwunnnnuire
YARDS m YARDS
ARE OH DISPLAY FOR
Have yoa seen our new goods just in?
Our buyer ie now in the East select
ing others. New goods are now arriv
ing daily and the styles and patterns
are those which are most popular.
Address All Communications to Firm Name.
SHURTE Ik
SUCCESSORS TO
ARLINGTON,
Of Arlington, Or.
No.
Transacts a General
Accounts Kept
Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States i
and Europe. Interest
: SPECIAL ATTENTION1 GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR S9SINES3 '
i D. M. FRENCH, Prasldonti W.W.
T. HURLBURT, Caahlar.
, DIRECTOR8--D. M. FRENCH, W. W. STEIWER. W. LORD, U C. ED
WARDS AND
L. O. Ralston,
General Merchandise, Furnishing Goods, Groceries, Drugs,
Hardware and Implements. Our lateet 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 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 lowneos of our prices.
L. O. RALSTON,
CHARLES jrIX,
Feed Stable "and Corral,
Lower Main St., Corrdon, Ore.
POOLROOM, SOFT DRINKS. CONFECTIONERIES. ETC.
GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED
Large Scales, price 25c a draft;
The U. S. mail leaves my place for
day, at 6 a. m. and
W. LORD, Manaer.
Wasco Warehouse Co.
General Storage and Forwarding,
WOOL STORAGE A SPECIALTY.
HIGHEST PRICE P:.ID FOR WHEAT, HIDES AKD PELTS.
Barbed Wire, Nails, Flour, Feed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum
ber, Lime, Cement, Cedar Posts, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood
' v : Always on Hand,
BEST CEDAR SKIrfGLES, S2.25 PER 11
Office In Warehouse. -
fnoSl'lle?riwTlirjBowi- - . y ,
DRESS GOODS,
0UTII10S,
PRIHTSAHB
GIHGIIAf.iS,
YOUR lUSPECTIOH.
Small quick profits is where we hope
to make our gain, and our aim is to
have the quality of our goods as high
as those costing double the amount
elsewhere. Come and see for yourself.
WEIR GO.
JAS. W. SMITH.
-.- OREGON
3918,
Banking Business.
Subject to Check.
allowed on time deposits.
- e
e
8TEIWER, Vlcw-Proaldont FRANK ,
A. C. HAWSON.
Olex, Oreg.,
OLEX, OREGON.
IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE
reduction on contract weighing.
Lone Rock every day, except Sun
arrives at 6 p, in.
FRANK ALDRICH, Arlington Asrt.
- - Arlington, Oregon.
Happy Boys
Are Those Who
Are Well Dressed,
School will soon commence and the Boys, when it comes
to clothing, should not be forgotten.
The Boys are "Chips from the old block," and yoa want
them to do you credit.
We can fit them out lo a good, serf icalle school suit for
little money.
Our pretty suits fur Boys
the Boys.
aMKalWlBaall
ALL GOODS MARKED III PLAIN FIGURES.
LORD
ARLINGTON,
DROP IN AT COB'S
5upoj, .
Next Door to Bo wling Alley Arlington,
-when you feel like
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT.
All klnda of flrat-claaa liquors on hand.
The "DELMONICO"
RESTAURANT tiSS&X'SStii
sis le the Place to srataaw
First-class meals at all hours of the
fin v. from ZZKg tin.
The only Short-order house in Condon.
HilUT-rVKRi3NlB KUUMS IH CBilXKCTION F0I LODCEKS.
Bread, pies and cakes on hand for sale, or baked to order.
Chickens dressed to order. Butter and eggs bought and sold.
JCE CREAM SERVED
JORDAN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
RINEHART'S
Condon. - Oregon.
GEO. W. R1NEHART, Prop'r.
. The public will And that no better accommodations can be
found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELHiC 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.
V. A. DARLING,
Painter and
Paper-hanger.
l9ooo Samples
of paper to choose from at from
6 to 80 cts. per roll.
Your Patronage Solicited.
will please you and also please flj'
& CO.,
OREGON.
enjoylna a flrst-claee -
WITH SUNDAY DINNER.
RESTAURANT
Oregon.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING.
In the Count Court o( the Stats rl Oreton, for
the Coimlr iiMillllara.
In tne matter ol the eatats of Jamei H. Nelson,
deneasmt.
In riHrsuafiee loan orrler ms'le bt Hon, W. 1.
U;'.r1iwr In the alHire-eiilltlm Court, July 7, 1MM,
nntli-e Is herebjr Wen. to whom It may ennram.
that on July 7, IWt, a hnal account was rendered
In the maltor of Jas. If, Nelson, dweaxul, by Mr..
Klslna B. Ni-koii, execMtot of laHl estate, In Said
Connty Court, and that a Anal bearlnf for the
seiltnmentof said estate will be aiade by lbs
said County Court at Condon, Oroson, on
Tuesday, Septatnber O, U9tr
at 10 o'clock A, m. of said dev.
Dated at Condon, Or, thia lath dsr of July. MOS.
Ml.. K.I.-KU E. Nklson,
Kzeoulor of tha eatata of J.him Nl.nn. dtwd
Hil-'M By U. It. UvumhikM, W aUMruef