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THURSDAY. July 27. t. trtB OFFICIAL VMCSj OF GILLIAM COUNTY. OttCCrOfi. LOOK OUT FOR SMALLPOX. The appearance ft smallpox in our neighboring tarn of Heppner, should serve as a warning to our people that every precaution should b ! taken against tb foul disease. Ail authorities agree on the merits of vaccination as preventive, and with the disease within 40 miles of us, and spreading, and, if all re ports be true, pretty well distribut ed all over Eastern Oregon, itwould appear to be the part of wisdom for everybody in town to -vaccinated at once. It don't cost much and it way prevent an epidemic, to say nothing of loss of life and dis figurement of its victims who may . ultimately recover. Robert 0. Ingersoll, the noted agnostic lecturer and writer, whose death occurred a few days ago, wul long be remembered as one of the most gifted word painters of the century. While a great many con sider his life and work an unraiti gated curse to the human race, there are others who, while they may not endorse all of his belief or more correctly speaking, his unbelief have learned to love the simple granduer of his word weaving, among the warp and woof of which they have gleaned some of the choicest flowers of rhetoric, aud the purest pearls of thought It were useless, at this time to dis cuss his attitude towards the established forms of religion. He disbelieved in them and attacked them on every occasion with ridi cule and invective. Many of the dogmas and abuses which he most vigorously assailed have passed away or are, at best, but faint echos of a past age of superstition and intolerance, and if his shafts of rid icule, aye or bolts of blasphemy, have helped to shatter one relic of a remaining, useless superstition who will say that true religion has suffered by his life and work. The- shocking tragedy in Port land last week, in which a young girl was na ordered in a secluded spot in one of the parks, whither - she had gone clandestinely with a man whom her parents had forbid den her to go with, should be an awfut warning to young girls everywhere. The girl who spend: her evenings away from home, on the streets or in the parks, whose natural waywardness prompts her to ignore parental restraint or pa rental wishes, is on dangerous ground, and while iier life may not psy an immediate forfeit, as in the ease of poor Clara Fitch, she may wreck her life and lose that which is dearer to the true woman than life itself her purity, her honor and her good name. Sir Wilfred Laurier, premier of Canada, "swelled up" the other day while making a bombastic and belligerent address in the house of commons and declared that only arbitration or war can settle the Alaskan boundary dis pute, and he seemed disposed to speir'war" with a big W. The Canucks would better not get too funny in this matter. They would better 'Remember the Spain of 18 months ago. Dewey is coming and if our northern neigb bors get "sassy" be" is apt to fil lake Michigan so full of them some morning as to contaminate Chicago's water supply. TURN OUT THE GAS. "Young people of the tow a who indulge in the dizzy waltz wil hear with interest that the heads of Washington and New York soci etyhave declared that " sitting out" a waltz will be more fashion able than dancing the only differ ence being that you sit instead of dance. The man's right arm is around the girl's waist, while his left hand holds her right. Her left hand is placed upon his shou der while her head rests lovingly upon his bosom and all they have to do is to sit and listen to tbe niu sic. Now that is something like. We have always regarded it as quite a nuisance to have to gallop a mile or two to get a hug or two, A roomful of people sitting around on sofas hugging to music is our no tion. This will give the old rbeumatiey brethren a chance to wtwvMwf'wrt art WW y'v '""Ml the dance but for the position, and while many a man may lose his appetite for dancing, he has to get powerful old before he loses his appetite for hogging a pretty girl." Ex. On account of the extreme modesty of editors, coupled with the fact that the editor's wife in sists on going to all the dances, we trust the society leaders will de clare it to be the correct thing to have the lights turned out when the music starts. It is painful to contemplate the embarrassment from which the average editor would suffer, while trying to do justice to a plump 13-year-old partner, under the combined glare of the gaslight and the wife of his bosom. We beseech you, O lead ers of swelldom! On behalf of the modest man, turn down the gas. Ever see a cyclone, say? Bite the earth and munch away? Eat op houses, fences, trees, just as easy as you please? Get a hustle on its jaws? Swipe the earth with fiendish, claws? Hump its back and take a mo through an orchard just for fun? From a hill to hollow flit seeming to get strength from it? never seen one? Well, I jing! It's a pesky sort of thing. Ever seen a cyclone, say? Take its track and speed away? Switch its tail, and snort, and bound, just ike lightning o'er the ground? Get a swift move on its feet, racing for the winning heat? Then cavort ing, up and down, heeding no laws of the town? Push' ing everything aside? Out upon a giddy ride? As though owning all the track, ever onward, never back? Never seen one? Well e wow I It's a buster, anyhow. Kansas Paper. "When the daily toil is over, and the sun is going down, you are ready then to read the news, what's going on in town. If you miss the evening paper, here's a hint, 'twill make you smile; per haps you'll find it on your daught er, for the bustle's Hack m style. When you wash your face in soap suds, and you're looking for the towel, while the soap is getting in ... your eyes, you start to swear and howl, wipe your face upon your sleeve and remember all tbe while that the towel's hard to locate since the bustle's back in style. Now there's no uso getting angry, and it does no good to swear, if your Sun day sbtrt is missing and you ve nothing clean to wear; try you're hardest to look pleasant, do your best to wear a smile, and remem ber when yon miss things, that tbe bustle's back in style. Ontario Advocate. BEECHER FLAT. Cool wealber again tor which we are very thankful. Tbere are several ol tbe neighbors on tba sick Ket. Bert sad Roily Ramsay have fone Sbotller Fist to work through harvest. P. H. Jewell sod family of Wheeler ooootr visited friends on the flat tbia week. Mrs. B. K. Searcy has gone to Fosil to attend the Workers meeting, held this week. Wm. Carl sod wife have been visit ing at the boms of his parents tbe hut week. Haying is in foil blast and many tbe farmers are catting considerable tbeir crop for bay. Crops have been beneSUed by tbs cool weatber and farm ers are not quite so bloe as tbey were ten days ago. Born Joly 13, to tbe wife of Mike Dukek, a ten pound daughter. Mother and babe doing nicely and Mike well ws tbink he will get along now but be was qnit agitated at the time, whether for joy, or fear of future milliner bills, we can not say. ARLINGTON. Tbere was some escitement here last week on account of smallpox being in Heppner. A slight shock of an earth qrnke was felt here Booday by some bat was not generally felt. Mr. Bedford hat built a fine slaughter house oat at his chicken ranch having torn down tbe old one. The weather was very warm last week for a few days, the latter part of tbe week was very cool. Harvesting is in fall blait just now. Every farmer says tbere will be lot of wheat but not any No. 1. Tbe BaptiiU will build a $1500 church here this fall, most of toe money having been subscribed we are told. Tbe river is falling right along ami the danger of high water is panned and it ie some seven feet lower than it was at one time. There is aoc-at one third of the city's population' out in tbe mountains jut now for their summer vacation they all report having good timet. About 25 left this week for Mt. Adams. Tbe city has the park in very good shape just now having pruned tbe trees iw noe iiuuui kkf ir In a tw years this rigatioa perpoM. ill be the Ut artrflcal grow la the co nut. EXECUTRIX NOTICE. Kotla. to iMietw lra thai the amlamljniad hu tarn doty aaaoiiitad nmttil o Uw u ol ad. AM Mtaona bavins claim aataiiMt tha KuocB Ulwn. law M Utliiaat coanfv. noma. lata of aafcl daaadaat an tbaiwfor Cnnrto Bnll- ad t amaant til MM, liHhr wrtSad, 10 the ndfMd, at MavTliia, (lllllam aoamty. Ora fuu, or to bar atturnara, HVadrtrha a Bowvr- nan, ai vwiraou, vmna, wiidio an awaui boa lb data and nrat pnUloaikm thte UOtlc. uatva uui wo a- oi mt, itw. Mumu Wniunt. Rxefntrtsotth Uat Win and TMCaaafitol Enoch VVttbm, dceaaard. CONTEST NOTICE, s Uwomn, Tat nua. o.. jt 10 .raw A HOU'latitoOtttMt affldaTlt havluc bran Hkd In that oOte by tfraat KeUutot, aovtoataitt, airainat buaaeatead miry Xo imi. mad Daova ber 4. iHMv lo loM W, U and U taction Sl.Tn, 1 a. range IV o. by H.ory Hrhk-gvl. ooofctaiaa. In which It la altarad that daKnidant baa abandon ad aald (mat lor mora than alx uantbt. aald arttaa are barub niKlnad to appaat, laapund aua onr avwetK-a lonrmitf aua aiiraramtn ai iv clock a, an. Aiaroat V I, bale '. H n- and that Baal bvartnf wrtU b bald at lOo'eWk rlcba. couutv clerk, at hia otttrn at Manx. Oracou. a. a. on Auauat si, itaa, aurora tna kmiw and Hecvlvaral Uia L'nKcd atataa land In Tha Daliva Orvaoa. rtt. Slad inn Nt I8, wt forth lac la which hoar thatafTardnadlllKcnca. panoual aarvlr ol tbta ootVe can not ba aadia, it la oarebjr or dared and directed that Mich ootlca ba (Ivan by Tbe aaid conteataal barlnc. In nromraniaa- laonurl protair bublirailoa. JV r. l.cca, iau?a ttegiatar. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Omn At Tni DAtxxa. On., Jaljr IT 1S9S. Notloa la barabT (Iran that tba lollowln nam. ad aattlat baa Slad aottcaot bla Intention to ataka anal noonf In aapporl of bla claim, and that aald proof wtU ba auada bafora B.N. Fraaer con i anIT clerk of Ullllaa county, at Condon, Or., Friday, aVptaabar IM. law, rlt: on CHARLES L. BAKER, of Condon, Or. Kd. E. No. KM lor tha n a U aae. la. to. 4 a U a. W. M. Ha naaaaa tba lollowlnc wltniaaa to proTa bla connnnooa raaidence npon and enlllTa- porta . Baiki uon of aid land. Tla: a o. Bajtkar, r. af Shannon, Kdarard Dai nn, and J. M. Brown, nil ol Condon. Orcaon. iat r. uiCAa tM(taaar. ACT1VK SOLICITORS WANTED KVFRY whare tor "Tba Starr ol tba PhlllnDinca" by Mural Halaarad, coaalwlonad by tneOoa- ernment aa Official Hiatorian to tba War De- partacnt. Tba book waa written In aray caapa at nan rranciat-o, on in racino vita uauaraj alcrrltt. In tba boapltala at Huuotiila, In Hong tbe loaaraent caapa wltb Airainaado. on tba deck of the olympia wltb Dewey, and In tba KonaT, in uw Aarrtean trancnea at Manila, in aaenta. Brimful of orialnai nictarea taken br roaroi oanw at ine laii oi Manila, nooansa lor tort-rule eat photoirephera on tba apot. Inre nook. Low pneea. but nronta. rrvia-nt paid. Credit flven. Drop ail traahy anofOeial war booka. Outfit free. Addreaa. F. T. Barber, see y. Star Inaaranc Bid., Chicago, lit nruinruuvnnruinixnnnnfviinjruur DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES, PATENT MEDICINES, 11 HITE LEAD, BOILED AND RAH OIL, COLORS. Tkt abevt list indi cates tht class of goods which I carry. If I have not in stock any article which a urchastr requires, I will get it at once. J. H. Hudson s fcONDON. OR. mnnnnnnjvtnsvvnfx a. a. aiiiDBicai. jt aowinaaa. HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW. riaar atnLDifto want op iwrr omca, conDoa. nuTDooB kobts or arsiwta't aaiiTt, poasu Carefnl attention to legal bsetnea In Gilliam and Wheeler eountiea. A Kotary In each ortlot. Deputy Stock Inspectors. I haea appointed aa my depoUaa tbe following persona: W. H. Colwan, Arlington. h. B. Townaend, Condon. Charley White, faperhark. R. M. Jonaao. Lone Rock. Stock Inipeetor forailllam County, Oregon. . H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter and Builder. Scroll Uork; a Specialty Plans and Estimates Furnished Condon : : Oregon C. S. PALMER, prtlstK Barber. Sleek: Shaves and Hair-cuts Razors honed and re-ground CONCDM OREGON For Sale. Pure bred chickens and ten. Brow Leghorns, Buff Leghorns and Barred Plymootb Rnck. Equal to the best in the state. Leavs orders at tbia office. Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants regiatered prior to October 1 1897, will be paid on presen tation at my office. Interest ceases after tbis date. . 0. B. Babksb, Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon. Dated at Condon, Ore., Jans 3, 189. NON-ALCOHOLIC. No man who lives on meat was ever known . to lick bis wife, or ssk for a divorce. A vegetable diet woman is ss cold and clammy as s turnip. If yon want your girl to have roar cheeks and vitality in her motion, feed ber on beef steak with occasional doeet of Dr. Haw ton's Tonie Bitters. Sold everywhere. Land Applications, Proofs and Abstracts. H. N. Fraser, County Clerk, give special attention to abstracts of title, and is slso prepared to receive U. 8. government land filings and proofs, as well ss applications for the purchase of state school lands, at bis office in Con don, Or. Tliey in SHOES They come in pairs and we have them in all tbe stylish shapes. The popular toe tbis season is the "Athena," and we also carry them in other styles. The leather is tbe beet obtainable, soft and pliable, the workmanship the finest hand labor. We also carry a full line of ladies Queen Quality Shoes which for style, finish and price, can't be beat. Our lines of Infant's, Children's, Missess' Boy's and Men,s shoes are full and complete and in endless variety. We are sure we can please you in anything you may need in the shoe line. Give us a trial. SHOES GOODS UA8KED LORD ARLINGTON. te-ve.M Of Arlington, Or., No. 89IS, " ! Transacts a General Accounts Kept Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States' and Europe. Interest SKC1AL ATTEHTIOI CtVEMTO C0LUXTI0N8. WI SOUCITY0UI IUSMESS. S D. M. FRENCH, President! W. W.STEIWER, Vice-President! FRANK j T. HURLBURT. Cashier. DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W. WARDS AND ruvwuuuvxnnuifVinnntAnw F, T. HURLBURT, Pres. SMITH FRENCH. Seo. DAN THOMAS, Man'sr Arlington Warehouse Co. (Incorporated) CENUIKE CALCUTTA GRAIN HIGHEST MARKET Irif Ml fl 1 CIO? OF THE PRICE FOR THE UW llt-ii I gEA$0H CF 1899 ADVANCES MADE ON Barbed Wire, Nsils, Flour, Feed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum ber, Lime, Cement, Cedar Posts, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood Sash, Doors, House Trimmings etc., Always on Hand. HIDES AUD FELTS. BOUGHT AT KIGHE8T CASH F2ICE. SHEEP PAINT. BEST IN THE MARKET GUARANTEED. Olreotorsi D. M. Frenoh, W. Lord, Smith French. D. Thomae, F. T, Hurlburt Office in Warehouse. - - - Arlington, Oregon. F.H. RALSTON, (SBCCtSSSt TO lAlSTQN A t8N) DEALER IN Gen'l Merchandise. Invites an Inspection of His Stock as to Quality and Price. LONE ROCK Notice. All persons owing ms for blacksmith work, done laat year, are hereby reqneat ed to call and settle at once. 19 d'.'i Wa. M. Dvmxaf Condon. Oregon, July 15 1899. Subscribe for the Gubk 11.50. Come Pai rs. SHOES SHOES IM FLAM FIGURES. & CO., OREGON. Banking Business.; e Subject to Check. e allowed on time deposits. W. BTEIWER, W. LORD. I C. ED. i A. C HAWSON. 5 8ACX8 AT LOWEST P3ICE8. WHEAT AT ANY TIME. OR. ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. Notice 1. harohr irlTea, In tti. matter of the KaUle of Jaann U ( mrr deoaaaad, that tha an deralanail ha. baea dnlaMolntad anialni.tra trlx of the ratata of tha aald dnrwd.nl, and to all peraonahavluaelaimaasainatth. Mid eatata m pmentthaaamaloharatthaofflncof Hondrick. ABowerman br attornavaat Condon, Oraaon, within alx aarmtha Iroro tha dajr ol (h.dala and Brat puMloaUoa ol ttala aotlee. Condon Oroa-on, . I Jennie A. Cary. M21 July t im AUmlulatratrix. D0HT TAKE Remember ws sra headquarters for SHURTE Si ARLINGTON, - DROP IN Next Door to Bowling Alley Arlington, -when you feel like CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT. All kinds of first-class liquors on hand. R IN EH ART'S Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. -rfananjajaaaa-- The publio will find that no better accommodations can be found iu this country than at tbis house. Meals 25c; beds 25c. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELIIIC MEN. E. T HOLLENBEGK, r1. E. Consulting Engineer. Estiaiates made on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Water Towers, Pumps and Pump ing Plants. Repairing a Specialty. If you have soy thing you think past fixing, bring it to me. HEADQUARTERS IN TNI FIX IUIIDIN& CONDON DUNN BROS. Will take pleasure in Gen'l Merchandise'. Condon, : : : Oregon. WHEN LOOKIIIG FOR BARGAII1S GALL Oil AL. HENSHAWn He has a complete stock of the following goods on hand and more coming on every train. Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter's Tools, Paints. Blankets, Gloves, Wall Paper, House Lining. Stoves, Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery. Trunks, Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods. Remem,berl He will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notice. jut. ivi. 111 ui inn i , LIVERY & FEED BARNr Good Rigs for Hire. Careful Attention to stock. Comor 8prlng-and Churoh Btraeta,. aaja. Condon Oregon. A HEADE Don't taks a "hesdsr" until yon havs seen ths Old Unliable Hodgnt No. 8 or Ceotar-llrive Header. We can furnish ell her, snd a iiarelul esHmlrmtlun of the latent typn uf lloilitcs Htfrtl Hi-ail-era will convince V'in that tliev am J ll wiiwt r ulnim llntin d, l,' tint inodt perfiM't iii l in ttiu tlimili-r line yi't prmliii-cd. In apltu o the imwur rHiiluil Hsi''tU)im nl mima, it In a well known diet that liinre ilixlui liail era am made uvury vHr and sold and slay ao'ld than of all other makes cinihlnatl) that mar lloilgwe lleatlers make merry innalo in the liar vt flsldi of both oiiiiti nents than wera aver rxinitrootixl by all other nianiifitttturMre of 1 11 type of bar venture. for Sit yeara ll-nlt(i- ltniitir have law the Iwmlara in their elaaa. N'l fiMlure of tlieae urn china tm Iwuu (iimldt-ru. if mi I friiil) ttiut uonM Im nnprinnd nnjin, and i,,n- i-iiy wWI cimti V:u: It U, aa It has t'vi'r ,;..c:i. tlia Bjrufofall fiiloi."'.! itvals iiivlinpllclty o! wi'inti -action, en. of oij?rtti!M aud beauty of Bn'aii II !.. ine nottnUrented in li ' let ue ahow yon th l .va.ikee Chain Drive M 'wer, or other g wfl niowtirs we have, the l.ad and Laaaln Steel Hay Kake, or iitliertfoud rakes we have, the l'owell der rick and nets, which m durea harvv.t eipvuaea, in short let na ahow you the latt Idea from s thresh ing uiachios to a repair lint. machine rstrss. Call and see as. WEIR GO. - - OREGON. AT COB'S. enjoylnc a flrat-claaa RESTAURANT OREGON. showing you their stock of (n m "-' 4an