THE GOHBQH GLOBE.
T.-t JRCrVY. JAN OAR V A', Q3y,
T i& OFFICIAL PAPER OF Crt.UAM
COUNTY, OREGON.
XKSf ..R.'-GASrR.47'JON L.Ut,
Tin' registration luvr: passed
Ki tin? I.nt ' minion of the Oregon
I 'inlul ire, ivt nt into ell'eet on
'--Monday and from (hut date until'
May to, l'JUO, Rt 5 o'clock p. in. of
mat uuy, voters may register ue-lore-
the county clerk or tiny jua-
ticw of tho pence or notary public
in the county without cost to the
elector. All who can conveniently
fo so should go before the county
elerk for registration as by so do
. ing there will be less likelihood of
' mistakes occurring. The sections
of the law of most interest to voters
follow:
Section 5. It shall be the duty
of every elector in the state of Ore
gon between the first Monday in
January, 1900, and 5 o'clock p. m.
of the 15th. day of May, 11XX), and
between the same dates and hours,
biennially thereafter to register
with some notary public or justice
of the peace or with the county
. clerk of the couuty in which the
elector resides, in accordance with
" mis act.
" Sec 7. Every elector may be
registered without charge by per
sonally appearing in the office of
laid clerk and, after beinsj duly
worn, staling the following facts, ;
which the clerk or his deputy shall'
appropriately enter in black ink, at
first in the general couuty register.
The electors shall be nu mbered con
secutively,!, 2, 3 etc. in each pre
cinct as they are regis'ered, in the
general county register. The clerk
shall inquire of the elector, and en
ter the following information in the
general county register in the di
vision set off for the precinct in
which lite elector resides, towit: 1st
the registration number of the elec
tor; 2nd the date of registering the
elector; 3rd the full name of the
elector; 4th. leave a blank space
in which the judges of election
shall enter in the precinct register
the poll book number of each elec
when he has voted; 5th. the busi
ness or occupation of the elector;
Cth. the age of the elector in years:
- 7th. the country of Dativity; 8th.
if naturalized, the time, place and
eourt of naturalization or declara
tion, aa evidenced by the legal
proof thereof, exhibited by the elec
tor; 9tb. the actual and precise
place of residence of the elector at
the time of his registering, 6tating
first the precinct, and, if -in the
country, the section, township and
'range; and in cities and towns hav
ing streets, by specifying the name
of the town or city, the street or
other location of or dwelling place
of elector, with the number of such
dwelling if the same has a number,
if not, then with such description
of the place that it can readily be
ascertained and identified. If the
elector be not the bead or proprie
tor of the house, then it must show
that fact, and upon what floor there
of, and what room such eleetor oc
cupies in such house; (10) the fact
whether or not the elector desiring
to be registered is able to write his
name, mark his ballot, and if he
cannot do both then the nature of
such disability must be entered;
(11) the elector shall then, next fol
lowing the afore administered oath,
sign his Dame in the presence of
the clerk or the deputy acting in
the general register upon the same
line where the proceeding infornia
tion is written, and the registering
officer shall then sign his own name
upon me saw line, ana aua any re
mark required by this actorappro-
urintn th(rptr fur i hp fnfitrrun tinn
r -
of the judges of election. If the
elector is registered by the clerk in
person, he shall so sign his own
name in attestation thereof, and if
the elector is registered by a depu
ty, then, in -addition to the name
of the clerk, the particular deputy
actually registering the elector shall
sign his name at length in attesta
tion thereof. If the elector declar
ea he is unable to mark his ballot
or sign his natre, he shall state why
and the clerk shall enter upon the
register the reasons. If the elec
tor's inability is apparent, in con-
seauence of some nhvsical infiruii-
ty, such as blindness or loss of limb,
incapacitating the elector from writ
g , --
ing, he shall so state the fact; but
if the disability is stated to be the
illiteracy of the elector, the clerk
shall, in addition to stating that
fact, enter as full a description of
the physical peculiarities of the
elector as possible giving his height,
appoximate weight, complexion,
color f eyes and any visibile mark"
or scars and their locatiotY, and at
test the same.
Sec. 9. Every elector fiiay be
registered by personally appearing
at the clerk's office and complying
with tho provisions , of sections 7
and S of this act; but, if said eleetor
is ivnable for any reason to conve
niently register as aforesaid, he may
register, without charge, before a
notary public or a justice of the
peace- in the county in which he re-siik-s
by ftsi-ng one of the blanks
designated! as blank "A" in section
3 of this- act, and filling out the
blank in such way as to afford
all the information- which he ought
otherwise to give- to the clerk un
der section 7 of this act, and in ad
dition thereto signing the same
three times in the presence of two
witnesses, freeholders of the coun
ty, who shall sign their names
on the same blank, and by the elec
tor and witnesses making oath
thereto as specified in said blank
"A" which shall be duly certified
by the notary public or justice of
the peace and forthwith filed with
the county clerk of the county in
which the elector resides. The
county clerk shall supply such reg
istration officers, upon request with
a sufficient number of said blanks
"A" and "B" free of charge. Each
justice of the peace and notary pub
lic who so registers electors 6hallat
the time he registers them enter
the names arranged alphetically,
according to surname and date of
registration and the precinct, in a
record book kept by him for that
purpose. He shall not charge the
elector anything, but shall be en
titled to receive from the county
the sum of 10 cents for each elector
so registered by him whose affidavit
has been duly filed with the coun
ty clerk and who has voted in the
precinct where he registered at the
next ensuing election. After each
general election, the county com
missioners shall audit such bills and
order payment to be made in ac
cordance herewith.
Sec. 1 1 Every elector, upon chang
ing his residence after registering,
may, within the time for register
ing, cause his former registration to
be cancelled, by a request in writ
ing to the clerk where he is regis
tered imparting the information
called for in blank "B" in section
3 of this act, signing his name to it
in the presence of two freeholders,
who shall sign their names, stating
their places of residence; and by the
said elector and witnesses swearing
to the truthfulness of the statement
before some one authorized to ad
minister oaths, and by filing the
same duly certified with the clerk
where he waa registered.
ONE SIDED PROSPERITY.
Mr. II. W. Stone, of the Portland
Y. M. C. A., in a recent interview
in the Telegram, is credited with
the following statement:
"There are more idle young men tn
Portland than there have been at any
time within the past four years. There
are now more than 100 young fellows
whom we are hunting jobs for. These
fellows are not hobos or men who are in
competent, bat are nearly all reliable,
energetic young men whom we can rec
ommend fully. There has been no time
before since I have been in Portland
when we had a young fellow on the list
that we coo Id recommend uncondition
ally that we couldn't find him a place.
We now have many that a'e all right
in every respect for whom we have been
seeking employment for several days
without success. In order to see if the
same conditions existed throughout the
city, we have made Inquiries at the reg
ular employment agencies, and find that
they all have more young men than they
can handle." ,
If such a condition exists in Port
land, it is but fair to presume that
like conditions exist in other large
cities of this country. It would
not be fair to Portland and the Pa
cine Northwest to presume other
wise as it is generally conceded
that times are better here than in
the more densely populated sections
of the East. From all over the
country, including Portland, comes
tidings of renewed industrial and
commercial activity but such a
statement as the foregoing coming
with it furnishes a perplexing prob
lem for the student of social and
economic ques'ions o solve.
The somewhat anomalous conditions
now existing seem to be as follows:
More goods of nil classes being manu
factured, greater trade in all branches,
larger transportation business, more
men in the army to be fed, clothed and
provided with the munitions of war,
than for years past, and more reliable,
energetic young men who can lie fully
recommended by such an organization
as the Young Men's Christain Associa
tion who are out of work and who can
not find a job even with the aid of the
mine 1 employment agent of that pow
erful society. What causes such condi
tions? That is a question which every
citizen should ask himself, ponder over,
and investigate Until he arrives at a sat
isfactory conclusion and then he should
at H-lxwrt to -remove that cause for no
one w ilt clHiiii ttmt such conditions are
desirable. In such a country us this ev
ery man who vtmits work should be able
to tinil it, Unt to long aa 'lie business of
the country is conlrollod lv trusts ami
eoniWnnthinP, who by tylmixation and
centralismtion, crush competition and
reduce the cost of production to the min
imum there will bo less labor required
to produce tho necessary commodities to
meet the demands of consumption and
consequently there will lie more energet
ic, reliable young men 0ml themselves
iu the position of the 10J or more who
are now seeking work in Portland
through the medium of the Y. M. C A.
Tnia prosperity we hear so much about
is no myth. It is a reality but a one
sided reality. The big combines can
produce more goods at less cost than ev
er before but instead of giving the labor
er and consumer ft ehare of this saving
tn better, wagas and lower prices they
have increased the price to consumers
from 2 to 100 par cant. This is a knotty
problem for the American people to solve
and before the solution is found it will be
neceseary for them to do some thinking,
study ing and investigating on their own
account. They must quit taking some
party leader's" word tor every thing. -
Treasurer's Notice.
- AH county warrants; registered prior
toMav 1. 1808. will be paid on presen
tation at my otlice. Interest ceases after
this date. S. R. Darker,
Treasurer of Gilliam countv, Oregon,
Dated at Condon, Ore.,Jan. f , ltX
CONTEST NOTICE,
U 8 Land Orrics, Ths Pallb. Ob., Bw. 20.1SD9
A unOirleiit contest affidavit hAVing been Mod
in trjisomce ty f.wrt v. nortrMire, coniinm,
acHinst timber culture cntr No. SOU. dihiU Aair-
st 6, INNS lor e 1.4 m1 e if w VI of tvo t, tp
6 v r cu e, dv jerusna wanon. inuieftiee, in
whirh it is alleireil that: rhIcI Jerusha Walton
and her heirs, names unknown, have lulled to
plant orcanaed to be planted to trees, seeds or
cuttings, auv part of said tract the 5th year after
entrv. thonsh no trees were growing thereon;
and that ho and her heirs failed to plant or
canse to be planted to tree, seeds or cuttings,
or cultivate or cause to be cultivated any part of
said tract the 5th., 6th., 7th., 8th., Slh. or 10th.
and 11th. yearn after entry and all of such failure
still exist, said parties are hereby notitted to
appear, respond and offer evidence touching
sum allegation at iu ocuhk a. m.on rep. vin,
IS00, before Jny 11 iwernian. Notary Pnbllp, at
nil othce at Condon, Oregon, and thattlnal
hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. on Fee.
16, lSWi before the Keetstcr and Receiver at the
united -states l-and innce In I tie Uallea, Oregon,
The said contestant having, in a proper affida
vit, tiled IX. H, lMKI, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, personal service
of this notice mil not he made, It is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be given by
due aim proper punueauuu. jay r. i.uca,
lshiJI Register.
Petition for Liquor License
To the Honorable County Court ot the State of
Oregon, tor the County of (iilllam:
W. R. Roberts, of said county and state, having
declared bis Intention of applying to the said
County Court lor a license to seU splrftatn, malt
and vinous liquors in the town and precinct of
Lone Rock, Gilliam County, Oregon; We the
undersigned legal voters of Lone Rock precinct.
In said County and State, respectfully pray that
a license for such purpose be granted to the said
W. R. Roberta:
Otho Ward, F. B. Landers Jno. Goshen, O. W.
Madden, W. K, Roberta, A. Madden, Geo. Ear
ns rt, H. K. Hickman, K. M. Johnson, Jeff Hayes
I. C Bennett, W. H. A ten, F. II. Robinson.
A in OS Wineland. 0. H. Noel, J. R. Bennett. Ed,
Compton, J. R. Ralston, Itilcy Billings, P. If.
Kalston, I. M. Smith. John Turley. Jeff Necl,
O. E. Wick, G. W. Boone, C. D Robinson, Joa. M
Hayes, C. W. Pitcher, F. O. Brandt, W. C Brown,
T. G. Earhart
To W horn It May Concern : KoUec Is hereby
given that the undesigned, W.R. Roberta, will,
on the 4th day of January, 1900, apply to the
Honorable County Court of Gilliam County,
State of Oregon, for a license to sell at retail, In
quantities leas than one gallon, splrikma, malt
and vinous liquors, in the town and precinct of
Lone Rock, In said Gilliam County, Oregon.
W. R. RoBiavra.
Non-Alchoholic. .
No man who liveB on meat was ever
known to lick his wife, or ask for a
divorce. A vegetable diet woman is as
cold and clammy as turnip. If you
want your girl to have rosy cheeks and
vitality In her motion, feed her on beef
steak with occasional closes ol lr. llaw
8on's Tonic Bitters. Bold' everywhere
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Tua Dalles, Ob., Use. S 1800.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler haa tiled notice of his Intention to
make final pooof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before H. N. Fraier
county clerk of (rilllaro county, at Condon, Or.,
on Friday, January 13, 11100, viz:
TOBIA8 THOMPSON, of Clem, Oregon,
Hd. E. No. Mil for the se nw and lots 2, 3
and 4. sec. l'J tp2 ItZilWM.
He names the following wltnassea to
prove nis continuous resilience upon ana cuuiva
tlon of said land, viz: C. A. Iwnnenan,
James Larch, and VY. R, Boyer, of Clem, Oregon,
and John J. Waason, of Condon, Oregon.
Jat f . Lucas Register.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
Notice la hereby given. In the matter of the
estate of Samuel Slater, deceased, that the un
dersigned waa on the 9th day of September, A. D
1X09, appointed by the County Court of Gilliam
County, Oregon, the administrator of the estate
of the above named decedent. All persona bay
ing claims against the said estate must present
the same to ma duly verified at the office
of Hendricks k Bowerman, mj
attorneys, at Condon, Oregon,
or to me at Mayvillc, Oregon, Within six months
from the date and first publication of thla notice.
Condon, Oregon, Geo. B. Dukek,
October 3, ma. Adm't'r of the Estate of
Samuel Slater, deceased,
R H
. WALN
County Surveyor and Civil Engineer
iloine-stead seekers located at
reasonable rates, .
Condon, ' Oregon
D
RS. REVES & LUNA
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Day or night culls promptly answered.
Office In New Masonic Building.
CONDON - - - - .OREGON.
QU. 1. W. VOGKL
Specialist for Refraction and
Defects of the Eye,
Will Visit Condon Every Three Months. ,
Watch Local Column for Kates.
H. II, llKMiniCKK.
JiY BOWKHMiN,
HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN,
, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
FIRST RUILDlNfl WKKT OF l'OXT OFFICK, C05IIOH.
F1BSI BOOB HoKTH OF STKIWKB'S BRICK, FOUStl,;
Careful attention to legal business In fiilllam
and Wuvvlcr conn Ilea. A Notary In each oJlicc,
Annual
Clearance
Sale
Now On.
Big Reduction
LORD &GO'3 ,
Arlington, Oregon.
WOW fWNR bM
Of Arlington, Or.,
, : ' No. 3918,
I Transacts a General
Accounts Kept
Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States1
and Europe. Interest
SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVENTO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
D. M. FRENCH, Prealdant: W. W.
T. HURLBURT, Cashier.
DIRECTORS--D. M. FRENCH, W.
WARDS AND
rjmraTruTrnjnnjmnjumftnjTn
Jtye f(ode FJestaijrarjt .
Tr5. 5- VJLilsop, proprietress.
A "model" restaurant. Excellent cookery, careful service,
neat rooms. Our patron's comfort is our delight.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
first Door Joutr; of 5teP(?CI?5or?'5 5tore .oiydoi.
Notice.
To Whom it May Concern,
Notice is hereby given to all persons
that I have lost one promissory note
made at Condon, Oregon by George It.
Dukek on the 22d day of July 1805 in fa
or of 8. D. Uice for $700. 00 due on or
before the 1st day of January 1901 with
interest after date until paid at the rate
of ten per cent per annum. Both prin
cipal and interest payable at Condon,
Oregon in gold coin of the United Stales.
Interest payable annually and in case
suit shoo Id be instituted to collect the
said note then the maker Agreed to pay
such sum as the court might adjudge
reasonable as attorneys' fees In said suit
or action. This note is secured by a
mortgage executed July 22' 1 1805 on land
in Gilliam county, Oregon, and has nev
er been endorsed or negotiated by me
and I am still the owner of said note and
entitled to all moneys due thereon. All
persons are therefore notified not to ne
gotiate, endorse, buy or sell said note or
to lend any money on the same,
Condon, Or. Dec. 6th 1809 fi, I). Rick
WAKTKO HKVKKAI I'KKHONH KOIl DIH-iliNlrli-llillUe
MiiiiuK'-is 111 tills stiitii to rep
mi In their own him! siirronnilliiK (MHititlt.
Willing to psjr yunrly foo, pnyalilo wufkly. I
siruiile eriipii-yirittiit witli uiiaiitiiil oinrliinilic.
Kxferemws xctmiiKel. Kn;liw srlf-wlilivMMfl
stamiM.il eiivolue. H, A. l'mk,:iiU Caxlon build
lug, Cliliugo.
Banking Business.;
Subject to Check.
allowed on time deposits.
STEIWER, Vlce-Presldentl FRANK 1
W. STEIWER. W. LORD, L. C. ED- I
A. C. HAWSON.
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
I have niipolutcd us my rk-putlus tbe following
pvrwin:
W. H. flolwell, Arlington. '
1. B. Tuwiiiil, Comfort.
Clinrltty W liilu, I'upiT Hik k,
K. M. Johnsoh, Ione Rwk,
- Stock Inspector lor Gilliam County, Oregon,
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
Scroll Uork; a Specialty.
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Condon : : Oregon.
C. S. PALMER,
prtistit; Barber.
Sleek Shaves
and Hair-cuts.
Razors honed and re-ground
CONDON
OREGON.
Hubpcrilxi for The Globk,
Only 1.50 aycar.
P.AS1I1 CASHI CASH1
CASK i11 l'1 " r" ( ; WKATI .U HAftflAlSg at tfo flrDV
of Slfl'UTK X- WKIU ft), from thin dat, November 15,
I'SiW to Jnntmry ,'VM tlmu uny where" in (UII'ibkv,,
county. ; , , .". . , .
H ORDEB to roihieetmr liirgo stuck of General Mr
cIuukIK boforo taking- inventory, we will nuko' '
GREAT KKIMiCTIONH in fill linen carried by ex
copt (iroeoi los tuxl Hardware, which will bo sold at fig
ures to meet tho closest competition.
REMEMBER, wo carry nearly everything from a tfeedto
to a Threshing Machine. Most of'our goods wore pur- (
chased beforo the advance in prices which will be to the"
advantage of our cuslomord, Wo have ft few',
MONITOR DRILLS left from tho car-load recently
received from tho factory which will bo sold for leBtf
money than they can be bought for after January Ibj.-
NEW DEPARTURE Bte. l or Cbtllcd IMtom Gang:
Mows, wo are holding at the old prioe until January Int.
although the price has advanced 1500 to 13.00.
BAIN AND STOUCHTON Wagon have madoaharr,
advance in price but we aro in a position to moot ftnjr
prices made ott Wagons that aro equal in quality to' the'
well known brands . we carry. " Thd, largest line of'
SEWINC MACHINES In Arlington is to be found at
our storo; Call and seo us and get prices. ,
SHURTE & WEIR CO.,
RELIABLE MERCHANTS,
ARLINGTON, -
DROP IN AT COB'S
Next Door to Bowling Alley Arlington,
when you fael Ilk njoylnil flrst-clats
CIGAR OR MILVAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT.
All kinds of first-class liquors on hand.
RINEH ART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEH ART, PropV.
The public will find that no better accommodations can be
found in this country than at this houne. Meals 25c; beds 25c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN.
E. T HOLLENBECK, M. E.
Consulting Engineer. Estimates made on all kinds of
Buildings, Machinery, Water rowers, Pumps and Pump
ing Tlants. Repairing a Specialty. If you havetny
thing you think past fixing, bring it to mo.
HEADQUARTERS
WHEII LOOKING FOR BARGAINS CALL Oil
-AL. HENSHAW-
He has a complete stock of tho following goods on hand and
moro coming
Furmturo, Hardware, Carpenter's Tools. runt. . 7V
Blankets, Gloves, Wall Paper, House Lining.
Stoves, Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery.
Trunks, Hand-bags, , Undertaker's Goods,
Rememberl Ho will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notice.
D. M. RINEHART,
LIVERY & FEED BARN.
Good Rigs for Hire.
Careful Attention to stock.
Corner Spring and Churoh 8trL,
Condon
T. Q. Earhart,
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
.FOR FINEST
Uirpes, Ijquo 8 ar;d (;i$ar8.
PINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION,
EARHART & WILSON, Prop'rs.
CONDON, ORE:
ORE,
i
IN THE FIX BUILOINC.
OREGON.
on every train.
Oregon.
Frd Wilson
BRANDS OFJ
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