"TVar Sir:- Th rw.-pt? of
.notics rem runucATioN.
rut tnmnn ninsi: i
I iM V yJiJ Usl lu VI U lm tp ft(Uthwer-t part of Grunt OonntV I In hff v rvn tbtMn TwwWortn.
l . i t rtnti iim inn tire t'ommlKMonwr w UK itMttT
THUH&DAY. July 13, IStM, ubeep U PUiUUier OU ibo head of
l - ; the Houth' fork of Heaver creek,
V . E official paper of Gilliam lestr and Warm Spring creeks.
COUNTY. ORKGON. This is intenJ.nl to give due
. i - -1 . . -M..'. . . j i notice in time; as the old paying
Portland ri.Kvrtd tlw.hinfteh-iS0" n'"1 "V .. "V,
I ours JI 081 rtespt. wiMxiriKn.
These letters are
iiof .iue UriK(li iHmt destroyer,
' (i l ,"h'i"h' m aft attraction
fir trirt boiUi. anl then to remind
lhe people thiit the bmt would not
1 finished before Hepte'rt'ber,ditiul
el lur prop-illor on a wagon
in lue i.iradi. "Anything in
draw a crowd" is the way Portland j
HilvertiHHH Irnr blowouts. . ' t
typewritten,
I and while the author may occupy
i a high position among his fellow
i cutthroats he is a most miser
iable grammarian,'., and for this
I done d . -serves swift punishment,
j It is signed "Committee."
Committee of what? Can it be the
committee which for years have
: .dominated affairs in Grant county
' and the result of whose handiwork
I is best shown by the statement
What the county's indebtedness is
lover $1S0,0'J0. A "committee" in
j deed! "Not a going to allow sheep"
M'tniii :.l t!. s, Kev. Mnt.. mih.mhIh1 by the
net oi inhibits niijm.vt i'oHrnHi'y t, IS'A wo
will in'wwi lo niVcrnt lie ante on Wednesiinv
tin. SiitU itv Jnlv. next, t 10 o'cIim k a.m.. nl
thl offiee, the- folh'Wtiig iniet of li,t, tn wit:
the S. W. X. W. S. , Ty. S,, It. 21 K, W.
M.
Any ami nil r-er'ntm rlslmlim adveift'ly the
Hov.Mloi'rilH(1 laiut aro iiilvisott to tile their
chilm in 'Ma oitlre mi or before the day (testa
nMe.l for iho eoitnnoneement of unlit chIo, other
wise their rishlK will be forfeited,
.1. P. Uca Replnter. .
t'. S. I.n(l Office, RtThe OnlltWi Orvpon .Mine
"th, IS'.h.i. Mil It)
Tliev Come
Pairs.
'I'lie nineteenth annual conven
tion':', of the National Editorial
Assoc'ation met in Portland last
week and enjoyed a pleasant
and profitable meeting. Many
' , i , 1 on the public domain. By what
fession were discussed ana many ; , ..... , ,
. .. , t authority is this order made?
in d smrsjest ions were made as to t , J . ,. ,
, , . I There is none, except that which
the iiroiier wav to conduct a news- . . , , , , , .
1 man or the sneaking bands of
ikuklux that once infested the half
(civilized districts of Missouri and
Arkansas, sorce of which seems
to have been transplanted to Ore-
paper. The visiting editors werei
delighted w!th Portland and Oregon
and there is no doubt but that the
advertising the state will receive as
h result of their visit will consider
nbly increase the recent large in
flux of desirable settlers to the
state.
, EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
Votlw t hn;l)V stvon Ihot tln wmUvralimM
h,i txoii lnly H)ti"ltitr il vxvontrlx of the will o(
Kmit'li Wltt.en, Ik'u of Ullllmn comity, ilfcwi;'
cil. All jvMonn hiiviiiR plim ntmint tln
tninH of iiiiiil iliMnntont nro llii'ivtorti liervby notl
til in tmwnt th wim, ilnly verilHil, to the
undiTi-k-iHMl. nt Muvvlllo. tilil;ini voiiuty. Urn-
Kon.or to her mioriioyn, lli'mtrii'k (.' How
mnn. ut I viiilon, inx-Ron, wiinni hix inonuis
Mm Ihn ilnH- Hurt rt inilliitloii oi till uoilr.
DiitiM tins illi uy ol iiy, i
Mll.lNI' Withkrii.
Kxi-cutrlx of the t-MUt Will hiii! Toslaiiimtol
KiiOilv Wither, UihvmikiI, .
A f-TTVR SOLICITOUS WANTE1 KVFRY-
A whvtv for "I'he Smry o( tho I'lillioiilm-H"
bv Mnrtit lltiUtoHii, I'oniiniNslotieil by On. Oov-
rrnment a OWoIhI lllstoiiim to the Wur IHv
jwrtniiMit The Iwok w written in anny vuiii
at iSrtit Krniu'io, on the I'aeilie with (irm'ml
Morrltt, in the tnnvii""1 at Itoiiomm, in uong
Koni!. in the Ami'iii'Mii treuoln" Ht MnnllK, In
tlui iumiruvnt iMintiii with Atmiitultlo. ou tlm
iln k of tin olvmiiin with Ivivuv. mid III tin1
ronrof tutttle nt Uw lull ol .Milium, itntmnm rnr
asoiit. Hrimful ol oititlintl l.W't'W tKti'ii !
aoviiriitnciit iihotmtrniiiwrs on the Bot. lree
ikiok. u w nriiH.8. niir oronin. rreiKin i'wivi.
Cmllt Klven. Drop all trashy tinortli'lHl WHr
books. ttHttlt free. Aililreiw, F. T. Barber, Si-e y
Star linmraiue lUdjr. , CliieHgo, III.
Toe sword which is to be present
ed to lirigadier-Geueral Summers
by pjjie of O.egm, up.m tha
arrival oi the Secoud Oregon from
the Phdlippiues. has arrived in
Portland arid is said to be a
beaaty. Tiie handle is of an-!
tique silver, " the ' hilt of Ameri
cau gold,' bearing the seal of
Ot-egon, aad the bladd is of fine
Damascus steel heavily plated
with silver. The blade . bears
an appropriate inscription and
the sword is said to be, one of
the liuest ever seen in the United
States. Tiie .first cost (manu
facturer's price) was $350.
frriend-j of the Oregon volun
teers will hope that the people of
Portland will do a better job cele
brating ''when the boys come
marching home" than they did on
the Fourih-of-July. Portland
people seemed to be satisfied with
the recent patriotic demonstration,
but the "country cousins" who
happened to be in the'eity on that
dav. and who are. accustomed to
g0n,i Crook County Journal.
Donfs for Married People,
Don't nag.
' Dou't gossip before childlen.
Don't refer to vour wife as "the
old woman" , ..
Don't use slang or profanity be
fore your children.
Don't keep harping on the sub
ject of "motherinlaw."
Don't get in the habit of sewing
on your own buttons. ,
Don't let your children talk dis
respectfully of their elders.
Dou't forget the promises you
made when you were married.
Don't leave the house in
temper. It will upset your whole
day.
Don't imagine that yours is the
only baby on the face of the earth.
Don't neglect to raise your hat
when "you meet your wife out of
doors.
Don't allow your : children to
know that you have ever had oc
casion for altercation.
Dont be afraid to apologize, even
if you have not been the cause of
the quarrel.
qjinnnjTjmnAnnjruunxuxnu-uuur
DRUGGISTS'
SUNDRIES,
FA TENT
MEDICINES,
UNITE LEAD,
' SOILED AND
RA 11 OIL,
colors:
The abort list indi
cates the class of
goods which I carry.
If I havt not in
stock any article
which a furchas?r
requires, I will get .
it at once.
J. H. Hudson
CONDOM. OR.
duuririJruxnuvnjvinnjtnjnruviv
Mrs C T. Piukhain, and children, are
visiting Mrs. Pinkhatn'a parents at Pine
Creek this week. t
.artinla of tfmirtbf-j-KevTKTC. Cafiwf. iU preach In the
July, as dished up in country vil
lages and small cities were sup
prised at the tauienes8 of the affair.
Any town in . Eastern Oregon
can give the metropolis cards and
tspade and beat her celebrating,
difference ia population being considered.
WHERE WILL IT END1
Many pheep owners in-Crook
county are in receipt of letters
of which the following is a
f ie copy, except ths name of the
person receiving it which is
here left blank for obvious rea
sons: " June 1st, 1899.
To Mr.
Congregational church next Sunday
evening at 8 p. m
Sam E. Van Vactor and W. L. Wilcox
with their families spent Tuesday on a
fishing excursion to Thirty Mtle. They
report a good catch.
Clyde Fraier, oldest son of J. R. Fra-
zer, was taken suddenly and alarmingly
ill at Trail Fork last Friday, with billions
cramp colic. Dr. Lana was eammoned
to attend him and the yoong man wag
able to be brought to town Monday,
since which time he has been slowly
i dj proving.
Charlie Fix is starting in to improve
his property on a somewhat large scale
The main building will be raised to
three stories and will be fitted np for
sleeping room a In connection with the
Delinouico restaurant. A square front
will be pot on the entire length of the
property and also a doable porch.
CHARLES FIX,
Bowling Alley and Baths.
Lower Main St.. Condon, Ore.
POOLROOM, SOFT .DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC.
GRAIN AND CHOPPED . FEED IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE
Large Scales, price 25c a draft: reduction on contract weighing.
;alooi1,
PROP.
ARLitJGTOfl
JEAN LEBOUS,
Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
Billiard arjd pool Sables.
First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught.
Main St., Condon, Oregon.
When You Are Cooking & world)
think of the fine line of rcady-to-eat delicaciee that re
quire no cooking, and which are just the thing for hot
i ealher luuceous, you can get at
P. H. Stephenson's.
We don't know of any merchandise, that you can get, that
. w'll help you in the other world, so get these while you can.
Our summer uuderclothing will also be appreciated this
iiivuik-' SuiL frc-Ui 70 coi.U U'i.
r.Vv'.r Caifi.
H. U. HENDRICKS. JAT BUWBKJItll
HENDRICKS & BOVVERMAN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. '
FIRST BDU.OIKO WEST 07 POST Omc'S, CONflOil
FIRST DOOK KOBTH OF STEIWER'S BRICK, f OMII,!
run-fiil Attention to leiriU tmnineM In Ollllura
and Wheeler couuuea. A Mury tu enctt omce,
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
I have appointed & my deputies the following
pemuiift:
n. ii. i.itirii, AMMmKni,
U E. Towniiid, Conilnn.
Charley White, Paper Hurt.
K. M. Johnhow, Iine Rook
Btock Innpector forUilUam County, Onuon
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
Scroll Uor a.Specialty
Plansand Estimates Furnished
Condon : : Oregon
.C. S. PALMER,
prtisti; Barber.
Sleetc Shaves
and Hair-cuts
Razors honed and're-ground
CONDON OREGO
THE FINE IMPORTED CATELONIAN JACK,
"PININO,
iitriwy WiI,bel
foond dor-
season of 1890
at Cooke Bros' ranch
4 miles east of Condon. Pasture (or
mares $1.00 per month. Due care will
be taken of tnares bat we will not be
sponsible for accidents. For particulars
call on or address,
William Cooke, or G. O. Taiwan,
CONDON, ORECON,
For Sale.
Pare bred chickens and ckks. Brow
Leghorns, Buff Leghorns and Barred
Plymouth Kicks. Kqaal to the bent in
the state. Leave orders at this ofiice.
Treasurer's Notice.
A4I county warrants registered prior
to October 1 1897, will be paid on presen
tation at my ofiice. Interest ceases after
(his date. ft. B. Barker,
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon.
Dated at Condon, Ore., June 3, 1899.
NON-ALCOHOLIC.
No 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 a turnip. If yon
want your girl to fiave roy cheeks and
vitality in her motion, feed her on beef
Bleak wilb occasional doses of Dr. Haw
sou's Touic Bitters. Hold everywhere.
Land Applications, Proofs and
Abstracts. , t,
II. K. Frsser, County Clerk,' gives
special attention to abstracts of title,
and is also prepared to receive IT. f.
government land filings and proofs, as
well as applications for the purchase of
state school lauds, at LI office in Con-
j dun, Or.
Ill
SHOES
SHOES
They coino in pairs and we have theua in all the stylish
shapes.
The popular toe this season Is the "Athens," and we
also carry them in other styles.
The leather is the best obtainable, soft and pliable, the
workmanship the finest hand labor.
Ve also carry a full line of ladies Quoen Quality Shoes
which for style, finish and price, can't be beat.
Our lines of Infant's, Children's, Missess' Boy's aud
Men,s shoes are full and complete and in endless variety.
We are sure wo can please you in anything you may
need in the shoo line. Give us a trial.
SHOES
SHOES
ALL COODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
DflifT TAKE ft HEADER.
f)nn't tnk.
"hilr" until yoa.
luive soon the Old
UnlUbls Hodges No,
, 2 or Uoiitor-Drlva
Header, We can
furnish either, and a
cttriifnl examination
nt the hitnst type ol
llD(l(ri Hluol Klead
rs will uonvlni'o
you that they are
t what we claim tlmm
t'l tho most perfect'.
nmiit'l in tho Ilender line
yt prodiiucid.
In spite of the nnwnr
rnittud Asmrtloiis of sonm.
It is a well known fuel
that mora IhnlRi's Head
era are iiihiIo every year
and sold and stay sold
than of. all other makes
roiiihlned ; that mora
ll'idtf" Himdurs mako
murry miisio In the har
veil fields of both ooiiil-'
limits than wore ever
ci'iiistrunitid by all othor
maiinhicturori of thU type
of harvesters. For si
years lloilos Hnadert
liavs been the leaders in
their class. .
No feature of these ma
chilli's has been considered
good onontth that oou lit
ba huprovud upon, Midi
we now say wllb cmitl
diiuce, that It Is, as
evnr boon, tho pnorolall
alluKcd rivals Insiiiipllcltjr
of construction, ease of
operation and beauty of
llnl-h.
If you are notintereslod
In headers it us show ymi
the Mllwaiikuo Chain
Jirlvo Mower, or other
good mowers we have, tho
Lad and Lle Hteel Hay
Bake, or other xood rakes
we have, the Powell der
rick and nets, which ro
duces harvest expenso, In
short lot us show you the
lalDsl Ideas from a thresh
tug machine to a repair
link. .
IvORD & CO.,
ARLINGTON,
OREGON.
a. V' PBk' w
-v-.-sw'
Of Arlingtonr Or.,
No. 3918,
i Transacts a General Banking Business.
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 CIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS.
D. M.FRENCH, President; W. W. STE1WER, Vlce-Prosldnti FRANK
T. HURLBURT, Cashier.
DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH. W. W. STEIWER, W. LORD, L. C. ED.
WARDS
rjinijvruvuuinuvnjuvru'
IDS AND A. C. HAWSON. P
vnuirumnvrinnnxumr
Remember we are headquarters for machine f atras. Call and see us.
SHURTE & WEIR GO.
ARLINGTON, - - OREGON.
DROP IN AT COB'S
5R00fJ ,
Next Door to Bowling Alley Arlington,
when you fl llk njoylng a flret-claae
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER OH DRAUCHT.
All kinds of first-class liquors on hand.
RINEHART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r.
Tho public will find that no better RceommodiUion" can bo
found in thin country than at this house. Meals 25c; bedB 25c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEII.
F. T. HURLBURT. Pre. 8MITH FRENCH. Sec. DAN THOMAS, Msn'gr
Arlington Warehouse Co.
(Incorporated)
WOOL
WOOL SACKS FOR THE PRODUCER, 30 CTS. EACH.
Barbed Wire, Naila, Flour, Feed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum
ber, Lime, Cement, Cedar Posts, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood
Sash, Doors, House Trimmings etc., Always on Hand.
HIDES AND PELTS. BOUGHT AT HIGHEST CASH PRICE.
SHEEP PAINT. BEST IN THE MARKET GUARANTEED.
Advances made on wool and wheatatanytime
Directors: D. M. French, W. Lord, 8mlth French, D. Thomas, F. T, Hurlburt
Office in Warehouse. - Arlington, Oregon.
E. T HOLLENBEGK,
-Consulting Engineer. Estimates made on all kinds of
Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Pumps and Pump
ing Plants. Repairing a Specialty. If you liavo any
thing you think pant fixing, bring it to me. .
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIX BUILOINC.
CONDON OREGON.
F. H. RALSTON,
(SUCCESSOR TO RAL8T0N & 80N)
DEALER IS i
GenT Merchandise.
Invites an Inspection of His
Stock as to Quality and Price.
LONE ROCK
OR.
NOTICE FOR FUBLICATION.
Timber Culture Kinal Proof.
Laud Orrx'e at Tim Pam.ek, rw., Jiinn, 7 ITO,
Notice In hereby Klven Mint Ralph Krommi ol Ton
(loll Oregon, im. Ilb'il noMreof Intention to mnkfi
(Inn! jirool lM-fore H. N. KmnT, Co. Clark nt lilt
oflice in Coii'lon Oregon, on
Friday, July 21st 189f),
on timber niiltitre iiipll'Mon No. B13I. for Hie
w(i riB'ijiin'l i;'4 ni, (!, tj3 a, iwi, V. M.
Hi; tiunio. h. wiliifHiie.: Ocortfe Iliuifton, lmi.
Meek, W. K. Kurmr, n1 ". W. Brown, allot
Condon, Oregon.'' (Jat V. Li'i ak, lleglntcr.
IKIl'J
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
Notlee l hereby given, In tho mutter of the
Kmiite of Jiuon L. Oiry rteceiineil, thut tlid Hn
rteralirnefl liu. Iieen itiily kiiioIiiUmI Hiimlnliitrn
trlx of the of thu nilil deeedent, mil to all
piimoii liavliiK elalm. Kilimt the mil, I eatute to
prenent the teme U lu.rl theolhceof ilenilrlek.
Alluwfnnuti her iitloineyiiHt (Joiidon, (MeKOii,
Kltliln nix monthii frnm the lny ef thvdiitv ami
Unit publication ol tint) notice.
oii'lon Oregon, I Jennie A I'lin'.
M21 JulyOlwO. j Ailiiilnlbliiitilx.
DUNN BROS.
Will take pleanuro in showing you their Block of
Gen'l Merchandise.
Condon, : : : : Oregon.
WHEN LOOKING FOR BARGAINS GALL Oil
AL. HENSHAW
He hag a complete stock of the following goods on hand and
more coming on every train. 1
Furniture, Hardwaro, Carpenter's TooIh, Taiutn.
PilanketB, Gloves, Wall Paper, Houee Lining.
Btoves, , Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery.
Trunks, Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods.(
Remember! He will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notice.
D. M. RINEHART,
PROPRIETOR-
LIVERY & FEED BARN. 'V
Good Rigs for Hire. .
Careful Attention to stock.
Corner Spring nd Church Streets,.
iCondon
Oregon.
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