THURSDAY. Autfuat 10, 1890.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF QILL1AM
COUNTY, OREGON.
OX THE FENCE.
The Oregonian adults that, at
the pri-eeii! writing, it is occupying
a position on the top rail. In a
recent issue that paper says, edito
rially: ,
"Whether the Oregonian would
mpport McKinley for re-election,
or not, would depend on the course
of the democratic party. Unfortu
nately there is small reason to
hope that the democratic party
will recover from its insane ab
errations till after it shall have
been beaten again. It is penetrat
ed through and through with the
dangerous follies that found ex
pression in the Chicago platform of
IS'.JG, and till it abandons them the
country could not afford to see it
succeed. Another term of McKin
ley would be better than monetary
madness financial dishonor and in
dustrial ruin."
It would be a decidedly novel
spectacle to Bee the big Portland
champion of republicanism sup
porting a democrat, but if matters
should chance to so shape them
selves that it would do so it would
only be one of the encouraging
signs of the times which begin to
point to the fact that newspapers
and people are not so irrevocably
bound to party as they once were.
P.irtlitmt la not a very hrsry wool
shipping point. h the hulk nf the crop
is raised past of the nxwrnfuins, ami
lare portion of the Willamette Valley
wool is consumed by the mills west of
the Carvnde. In each of Ihu w ool grow
ing towns of the interior, wool baler
are in operation during the shipping
tcHmn, and ll the wool leaving The
Dulles, Arlington or Pendleton, docs so
in Mj'inre compressed bales and bound
ith iron hoops.
A wool dealer said yesterday that the
reduction which took effect August 1st
would not cut much figure this year, as
the shipping season ls-now anoat over.
The reduction will effect interior ship
ping points, Hg these pay the throngh
rate in addition to local rate. Oregon-ian.
haa bwn iluhr apfiirfeil exwntrtx n( trw will of
Kiuich Wtthcin. bttenf tilllUm eoniity, -til.
Alt iwnon hnvtiiK ebttina Miafuat th
entate of wM dvewkot r then-foe tntvby notl
tint to nrearw lb mine, ritttr vvrtrlerl, to tti
tniderabrttrit,! Navvtilc, (illlMtn enttaty. Ore
Knn, or t hvf altnraeya, Hendrle ka Bower
tnmi, Kt 'ondu, Oregon, within at. naonlha
from tlw itstr RMt drat iilrtcatlon 01 Ihh) notice.
Jte tbt. h day ot May, I WW.
Maund.v WtTWaaa,
Kxemtrts al the I Ml Will ad Ttwtamea at
Knorh VVnhera, deemwd. ,
Alf EXTEKPXISIXG DOCTOR.
An Idaho exchange says:
"Green apple pies are now in
order. Dr. Burns showed us a
g&ckfull of windfalls that were
larger than Crawford peaches."
It is to be inferred that the
doctor passed the "windfalls"
around among the small boys of
his neighborhood in the hope that
they would incite anarchy beneath
the juvenile waistband and produce
a number of boysfull of paius larg
er than Missouri pumpkins. Some
of those Idaho fellows are pretty
cate and, forsooth, great rustlers
for business.
A Good Scheme for Gilliam
County.
The smwsfnl result of the boring for
artesian water on the George Wilson
ranch in Wide hollow,' Yakima valley,
furnishes a suggestion to the farmers of
other districts, where artesian water has
not yet been attemped. The entire cost
of the well has not devolved on Mr.
Wilson, as is generally supposed, but
he entered in a combination with H. D.
Winchester, Thos Fear, Frank McClure,
and R'chard Strolmeh, by which each
put 200 into a fund for the purpose of
sinking for artesian water. Lota were
drawn to decide upon whose farm the
drilling should tie prosecuted, and the
agreement provides that after the first
well proves a success, a similar fund
shall be created in a like way, and an
other well drilled on the farm of anoth
er member of the syndicate. The plan
could be profitably applied here in Wal-
a Walla valley where one good flowing
ell would be of inestimable value to the
small land holders. By this system of
co-operation the expense would be bat
sliihtlv felt by individuals. MiUon
Eagle.
CONTEST NOTICE,
V StiOrnca, The tUi4jw,0a., Jar TO.W
A mrth-ll couteat affidavit havtnK beorttl-
fa thta otrw by nM KelloKx, eonteaUu.
walnut humeotewt entry No ami made IHrem
ber 4, 1!M, for low HI. It inul It aeetion M.Ty.
rang la , by Henry Sehkirvl. coiiteatw, In
which It in iiihuvd thatrivfemlimt bun abaixhm
el miit Imrt foe more than lira aiimtha. mid
parties are hereby iMHtttwt to aprwar, reapmid
and niter trhlriire tonehtna mkt Mk'KatloR IS
o'dixk . m. Amrnat 2K. 1K1K twin re Wm. Ill a
rlcha. roniity rlerk, at hta xttioe at Mom. Utoiii,
ami that Hunt tunrtnir wilt be held at IQoVha'k
a. m. on AnirtiM at, laua, before ike Kivlaer ana
Kereiwr at tlte I nlted rtatea Land tu The Data
Orewui.
The mid coiitoatant harm, in a iwinmiw-
Tit. Hint June 10, MM. aet forth far whteh
how Ihnt after due dllhtvnen. personal aerviee
of thla notli-e can not be wade, it ta hereby or
dered and directed that aoefa notice be at veil by
jay r. iAioa,
due and proper publtea.ioii.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAKfiOrrtcK at I'll a Daujo, Or., July IT 18S9.
Notice ta hereby siren that the lollnwina nam
ed aettler haa flled ixitleeof bia Intention tn
make nnal pnoni in aHpon i niaciaim, ana i
that mid proof will be made before H. N. Kraacr I
ctitmtv clerk of tiilliam ooimty, at Cotidou, Or.,
on Friday, September lat, 18s9, vti:
CilARLKS L. BAKER, ot Condon, Ore.
Hd. K. No. mi for the n W see. tp. 4 r
-it e. W. M.
He names the tniiowin witneaaes io
prove hia eontliiuotu residence apon and cnlliva-1
lion nf miit land, via: S- R. Harker. F. M. I
Shannon, Kdwant l)uim, and J. M. Vrown, all of
tundon, Oregon. 1
j AT 1". lA'CAB AetriaHir.
The young ladies of a certain
Oregon town have formed a society
aljptinT fr thir m ttto, "The lips
that touch liquor shall never
touch ours." Since its organiza
tion the demand for straws by the
boys in that vicinity is said to be
iui mense.
MAYV1LLE.
Headinz has commenced here
and crops are fairly good.
Mrs. Sadie Robinson of Arlington vis-
ted relatives here last week.
Mrs. Hester Dunn who haa been Quite
sick and under their doctor's care is re
covering.
Mrs. Dver and danghter Sadie, of
Uervias, Uregon,aie visiting J. W. Dyer
and family.
Miss Pearl Shelton. of Arlington.who
has been visiting friends here- the past
two weeks returned to Arlington Tues
day.
The Christian Endeavoren are
give another icecream social on Satur
day evening Aug. 12th. A short pro
gram will be renuereu Den re tue social
Arthur McKeown of Berkley Calif.
who has been spending the summer
with his relatives here, the Keys fami
ly started for Calif. Tuesday, Miss Mary
Keys accompanied him as far as Arlington.
The Northwest Railroad Compa
ny, which was to build a railroad
from Huntington to the Seven Dev
its mi.iing district, has passed into
the hands of a receiver. That dis
trict is unfortunate. It has bad
Beven times seven devils of a time
trying to get a railroad-
Captain Dreyfus has come to the
conclusion that when he is acquit
ted on his coming trial be will ask
for only one franci twenty-five
cents, indemnity, as he does not
care to profit from a money stand
point from his misfortune. This
shows what sort of a character "the
prisoner of Devil's Island" is. Ad
versity has simply sweetened it,
placed him alwve the level of
profit and greed. He wants only
justice and liberty, both of which
he is entitled to. Dreyfus has
suffered much and, under French
law, is entitled to a great sum for
false imprisonment, but he cannot
stoop to accedting money as a con
sideration for what he and his dear
ones have undergone. Dreyfus has
proven himself a great man, a pa
tiot aud a true Frenchman, but
nothing has so added to his stature
as his last declaration, not to pro
fit at the expense of his beloved
country, that was involved through
the corruption and unfaithfulness
of her servants in high places.
East Oregonian.
Lower Rates on Wool.
. The Northern Pacific has issued
new freight card which reduces the tariff
on "wool in grease in compressed bales'
between Portland and New York or Bos
ton, to 80 cents per 100 pounds. The
former rate was 00 cents.
All wools shipped from Portland are
"in the grease," as there is no scouring
works in this city. The staple reaches
here from the sheep ranches in 300
pound sacks, which have been packed
where the wool was shorn. The wool
raiser bangs the bags in a frame and
tramps the fleeces in by foot power, bot
pressure brought to bear thus does not
compress the fleeces very much, and
they stiD occupy more room than the
producer cares to pay for on its 3000
mlla trip to the Atlantic seaboard
When the bags reach Portland, there'
fore, the wool is baled, this time by
uursepoaer which compresues lilXJ
Keaiatar.
rfiey Com e
in Pairs
DOMT TAKE A HEADER.
SHOES
SHOES
SOt.tOITORS WAVTEn KVTKT-
here for -The Story of the Philippines"
A CTIVK
r where for -The Story of the Philip!
by Mural Halatead, enmmliwioiied by theUoV'
eminent at omcial Historian to the War Oe-1
partment The book waa written tn army cam pa i
at iniii Francieco, on Uie Pacilia with (ieneral I
Merrltt, In the hoapltalaat Honolulu, in Hong i
Koim, in the American Irene bea at Manila, tn I
the inatirvent cm mi, a with Airainaldo. on the I
deck of the Olympta with Dewey, and in the
roaroi ramie at me ran ni Manna. mninM uir i
aaenta. Brimful ot original picture taken by I
lovernment ihtKrapkni on the apot. Larve
book. low urtce. Hie vrotlta. Freurht paid.
Credit given. Drop all traahy nnofdtUl war I
booka. Onittt tree. Addreaa, F. T. Barber, Set'y, I
mar iMaranc UlUg., Chicago, iil
They come in pairs and we bare them in all the stylish
shapes.
The popular toe this season is tho "Athens," and we
also carry them in other styles. -
The leather is the 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 tho shoe line. Give us a trial.
SHOES
SHOES
to
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DRUGGISTS'
SUNDRIES,
PATENT
MEDICINES,
H HITE LEAD,
BOILED AND
RAM OIL,
COLORS.
The abcre list indi
' cafes the class of
goods which I carry.
If I have not in
stock any article
which a purchaser
requires, I will get
it at once.
J. H. Hudson
Don't Inks V
"header" until you
have seen the Old
Hollubls (lodges No..
2 or Oentftr-Drlva
Header, Wt can
furnish either, and a
careful examination
of the latent type of
Hodges Hteel Head
ers will con v lime
yon that they are
J l-t what we claim tliant
to b the moat perfect
nt'i 'cl In the lloitdur Una
yet produced.
In spite of the unwar
ranted aaaerllons of some.
It. is a well known act
that more Hodges Head
ers are tnitde every year
and sold and stay sold
than of all other makes
combined; that more
iliulgos Headers tiiakv
merry music In th har
Viat fluid of both conti
nents than were ever
eonstrtimed by all other
mnnufacttirers of thla typ
ot harvesters. For 3i
years ll'idtfi'S llcuilnr
have been the leaders hi
thi'lrclam,
No feature of these tna
nhlne ha linen considered
goo I mpmiih that could
be Improved upon, ami
wt now say with con ti
ll unco, that it Is, as it hat
ever lawn, the peer of all
alleged rivals In impljtty
of construction, east of
operation and beauty of
finish.
If yon are not Interested
In headers let as show yon
the Milwaukee Chain
Ih-lve Mower, or other
food mowers wt hate, the
,ad and Lasala Hteel Hay
Kake, or other good raket
wt have, the Powell der
rick and net, which re
duce harvest expense, in
short let us show yoo the
latest ideas from thresh
log machine lt a repair
link.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
IvORD & CO.,
Betnember we are beadqnarters for machine extras. Call and see at.
SHURTE & WEIR CO.
ARLINGTON, - - - OREGON.
DROP IN AT COB'S
Next Door to Bowline Alley Arlington,
ROCK CREEK.
(Received loo late for last iaaae.)
J. SV. Cox left last week for Walla
Walla to work throogh harvest.
V. 8. Phillips and family started last
Thursday for the Malheur to look for a
stock ranch.
Miss Maud Carlyle and Miss Amy
Red ford, both ot Arlington are visiting
friends and relatives on the creek.
Henry Heidtnan passed, through the
coon try last week with a fine boneh of
horses which he will ship to Spokane.
J. H. Thompson the popular piano
man of Portland was on the creek on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. II. 8. Moore, Mrs. Henry
Horst, Miss Mattit Jennings, Miss
Pearl Hurt and Miss Grace Hurt, all
left last week for the Springs where
they will spend the summer months,
Charley Kelson and Elmer Reming
ton, of Ferry Canyon, were over to the
creek Sunday on their wheels.
Ueorge Moore has gone to the Springs.
Mrs. R. E. 8mith, of Arlington, is
visiting with the family of W. 8. Fair.
W. O. Flett has jnst got throngh haul
ing hay which has lasted six weeks and
the second crop of alfalfa it now ready
to cot.
The fruit crop is very short this sea
son on the creek. No peaches and very
few apples.
Heading is in lull blast on the east
side of the creek.
ARLINGTON,
OREGON.
whtm yoo fd ll njoytnsj flrtt-ctatt -
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT.
All kinds of fl rat-class liquors on hand.
SCON DON, OR.i
wsjinsvtwjwinsvvuur
JIVUVM
a. a. nfPBicsi. jat sowsasua.
HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN,
. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
rinT auiLDiira waaror roar orricx, cordon.
riBHTDOoa moktw orsTttwia's saicK, romni.;
Careful attention to legal baainess In fillllntn
and W heeler cuuntiea. A Notary la each oBtee.
J
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
T have appointed aa air depaUe the following I
peraona:
W. H. Colwell, Arlington.
L. B. Townaend, (Windon.
Charter White, Paper Sack.
R. M. Johhsor. Lone Roek.
Htock Inapector for (iilltam County, Oregon. I
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
Scroll Uork; a Specialty.
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Condon : : Oregon.
Arlincrton. Or.,
No. 3018,
; 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.
i SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. !
. i
D. M. FRENCH, President! W. W. 8TEIWER, Vlcw-Prwaldortt) FRANK !
T. HURLBURT. Cashier.
DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH. W. W. 8TEIWER. W. LORD. L. C. ED.
WARDS AND A. C. HAWSON. d
rjmruuinjTiuxririu
F. T. HURLBURT. Prats, SMITH FRENCH, See DAN THOMAS, Man'gr
Arlington Warehouse Co.
(Incorporated)
Rill EH ART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r.
The public will find that no Letter acconiuioilatiom ctn be
found iu this country than at thin house. Metis 2oc; beli25o.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELIHC MEN.
E. T HOLLENBECK, ll. E.
Consulting Enp;inocr. Kstimates made on all kinds of
Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Pumps and Pump
ing Plants. Repairing a Specialty, If you have any
thing you think past fixing, bring it to mo.
CONDON
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIX BUILDINC
OREGON.
C. S. PALMER, "MINE CALCUTTA CHAIN SACKS AT LOWEST PRICES. IJUlNlN bKUb
Everybody Can Go to the
Seaside.
The Astoria and Columbia River Rail
road have made the following ronnd trip
rates. From Portland to Seaside, Gear
hart and Lone Beach, f3.30. Port
land to Flavel and return 2.86. Port
land to Astoria and return $2.40. All
tickets good until October lOtb, 1893.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud Orncs At Thb Dalle, Ob., Julf 25, 1899.
Notloe la herrhjr given that the followlwr
narned aettler haa Hied notice of hia intention lo
make final proof in aupport of hia claim, and
that nald proof will be made before 11. N. Krazer,
conntY clerk ( filllfam county, at Condon, Or.,
on ftiturdar, Septum ber M, Iwjil via:
URANT WADE, of Clem, Oregon,
Hd. E. No. ViZI, for the nU ne'A vtM nt and
ne'-ieej aec. IK, tp.t a, r. 21 .. W.M.
He narnea the billowing witneaaea to prove
hia continnotia reeidence apon and enitivation
of aaid land, vit: C. A. Dannemaa, Jamea
Larch, (1. W. Welahbona and Henrv Kendle,
ail of clem, Oregon
J at P. LcrcA. Regiiter.
Notice to Tax Payers.
Theconnty board of equalization, for
Gilliam connty, Oregon, will meet at
the clerks office of aaid connty at Condon
Oregon, on Monday, September 4th.,
1899, and continue during the week,
for the purpose of adjusting the assess
ment roll of said county for the year 18'J9.
All persons not satisfied with their as
sessment should appear before said
board at that time and place,
Aug. 2, 1890. M. O. Clarke,
' Asavosor of (iilliam futility Ore.
prtistic; Barber.
Sleek: Shaves
and Hair-cuts.
Razors honed and re-ground.
CONDON OREGON.
For Sale.
Pnre bred chickens and eras. Brown
Leghorns, Buff Leghorns and Barred
Plymouth Rocks. Kqnal to the best in
the state. JLeave orders at this office.
mm as mmm
HIGHEST MARKET 1Af H h A I CROP OF THE
PRICE FOR THE HLH I SEASON OF 1899
ADVANCES MADE ON WHEAT AT ANY TIME.
Barbed Wire, Nails, 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. BOUCHT AT HICHEST CASH PRICE.
SHEEP PAINT. BEST IN THE MARKET GUARANTEED.
Directors: D. M. Fronch, W. Lord, Smith French, D. Thomas, F. T, Hurlburt
Office in Warehouse. - - - Arlington, Oregon.
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to January 1 1898, will be paid on presen
tation at my office. Interest ceases after
this date. 8. B. Barkbb.
Treasurer of Gilliam connty, Oregon,
Dated at Condon, Ore., July 81, 1809.
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 you
want your girl to have rosy cheeks and
vitality in ber motion, feed her on beef
steak with occasional doses of Dr. Haw
son's Tonic Bitters. Hold everywhere.
Land Applications. Proofs and
Abstracts.
II. N. F raster, County Clerk, gives
special attention to abstracts of title,
and is also prepared to receive U. 8.
government Ja'nd filings and proofs, as
well as applications for the purchase of
state school lands, at bis office in Con
don, Or. .
Subscribe for tljo Guiuis.
F. H. RALSTON,
(SUCCESSOR TO RALSTON A SON)
DEALER IN
Gen'l Merchandise.
Invites an Inspection of His
Stock as to Quality and Price.
LONE ROCK
OR.
Notice.
All persona owing me for blacksmith
work, done laat year, are hereby request
ed to call and settle at once.
19d22 Wh. M. Duhlap
Condon. Oregon, July 15 1899.
Subscribe for the Globe $1.50,
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
Notlne la hereby siren, In the matter of the
KaUte of Jaaon I Cary decoaawl, that the tin
Ut'ralKiied haa been (Inly apiiofnted aiimlntatrA
trlx nf the Katate of the aalil rti-wdmit, and to all
peraona IikvIcik elnima aKalnatthe anid eattite to
jireaeut the aameto her at the ofriee of Hvmtrleka
AHowerman her attorney. at Condon, Oregon,
within lx montln from the day of the date ana
flrat piiblivatlon of thla notice.
Condon Oregon, ) Jennie A. Cary,
M'.'l . JulytilMKl. AilmlnlKtmtrlx
Will take plenRure in showing you their stock of
Gen'l Merchandise:
Condon.
Oregon.
WHEN LOOKING FOR BARGAINS GALL ON
AL. HENSHAW
He has a cooiplete stock of the following goods on hand and
more coming on evory train.
Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter's Tools, Taints.
Blankets, Gloves, Wall Paper, IIouBe Lining.
. Stoves, Stove-pipo, Window-glass, Crockery.
Trunks, Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods.
Remember! He will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notice.
D. M. RINEHART,
tfWHPROPRIETORkVtfaw
LIVERY & FEED BARN, y ,
Good Rigs for Hire. r
Careful Attention to stock.
Oregon.
Comer 8prlng and Church Streets,
Condon