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ri-HJHSOAY. JANUARY II. lOOl. Tilii OFFICIAL PAPER OF CiLLtAM COUNTY, OStOON. ; ISIG.'tN is II 7i5TAW J&.V. S!',n ;:!i;, , cutting, yvt iMivered li.it i mt cause, arc the following Wi.fil.- (lltfcoil trMii the lips of Miss A.l;i Roberts, .ln.ightrr ofB. II, Uob- cr!a, aiiinst tlio gfntk'iiten (?) of our national capital for the tlis griicffnl, ungenerous and unkind remarks cinnnating from tlwir foul ftiul besmirched lips. Yet we doubt if their finer feelings are susceptible to such retribution, for in their dense ignoranc they know no bet ter than they do, and therefore are incapable of being "cut," but cer tainly such words would sting a Westerner. Here is what she says: During my short stay in Washing ton I have been extremely einbar- ' Hissed several times. Time and again I have overheard the rudest remarks concerning myself and my father. . In elevators, in the corri dors of the capitol, on the public streets, I have been made the sub ject of open comment, as if I were an object of exhibition. ""otlhe slightest restraint seems to govern these people that their audible remark might" be distaste ful to me. Ou the contrary, I know that on several occasions the rude people who indulged in these spite ful sayings were highly gratified by reason of the fact that I heard and understood the significance of their jests. Contrasting ibe East and the West I have this to-say; that were I at home, were I among the men of the West, not even the bitterest en emy of my father, or of our cause, would permit me to be so persecut ed. Men of the -style and fashion of the East do not flourish in the West. There in a vigorous man hood there, which would not 6toop to hurt a woman's feelings. "I am certainly surprised at my . l. - r-. t. different to nie as a foreign country. The indecency of eastern people with whom I have come in contact is beyond description. It tran scends all legitimate curiosity. I might go up and down the west alone, unprotected and in com munities absolutely hostile to my father and myself and never be subject to such annoyance and in sult. v.; uur civilization lscenaimy uiuer ent. A woman is something fur more sacred in my country than here. If such little pettiness ehould occur, there are big, strong men out there who would so im press the lesson on the offenders that they would remember not to offend again, even if they were so dense and ignorant that they did not understand the indecency of their offenses. Death of Father Briody. An aged priests named Thomas Brio dy, Htcpplng at the Home for the Aged, on East Twentieth and East Irving streets, fell dead while quietly walking along the sidewalk near the Home yes terday evening. His death was not nn expected, as he has been afflicted for several years and quite seriously of late. Father Briody as several years ago lo cated in the diocese of New Orleans, w here he suffered from a severe altack of yellow fever. He never fully recoved. From that time until his deulh he waf never able to perform the full function? of hisollioe, and received lighter charg es adapted' to his sadly dimisiied strength. Four years ago he came to the Oregon diocese. For a period he was stiitloned down in Coos county, but two weeks ago he became so ill that I.e was removed to the Home, where the kindest attention was given him. 'While he at times showed eiyns of returning strength, it was apparent to physicians that bis days were not triany. Death came while taking a little exercise near the home, and was quite sodden The funeral will 'take place from the catbe drul Thursday, the services being held at A. M. The remains will be buried in Mount Calvary cfnietery. Oregonian. Father Rriody was for a time in charge of the Catholic churches here and et Fossil. Ho left here for Tillamook in '98. ROCK CREEK. . Miaa Martha Jennings has left for the Valley where she will spend the winter with relatives. Manley Kciznr was down on the creek on land business last week. Bill Hunt is ceiling his house. This lnoks nuHpiciijiis. John Flett is plowing this week. Win. 'Hurt is very ill at the homo of his brother, Frank Hurt, on Rock creek. LONE ROCK. Watch meeting was held at tliecburch Holiday night. " - . Our young school teacher gnve ns a surpri.-ie hy bringing a brmi new wife buck with him fruni llUlnboro. The hovsatid fills paid their compliments by a tin band musical conceit. Rev. I. D. Brown," of this place, is lli id wit I;. Ttierw quite a turnont to the aifis pir;tile kill Miimlny niglit. J. M. Williams lts liousjht him a row liHi-tc ami i nt I'm U to imtke two trips n wet k from I-ne K x-k to tleppner tor liylil frvight Mill pasarngors, Rt-v, H. 0, Clark is hoMinif revival meeting nt thi jiKiee, assisted by Rev. Nk-kcfoon, of Ueppner. Morgan Ward Rtu-ruleil court at Fos sil this week. BEECH ER FLAT. Mike IVkek ami futility, of Wheeler county, were visiting friend in Ui Ilium lat week. The young people took in the New Year dance at Fi$s:l. Miss S'tsie JJi-Farhin-t, who is stop pinL'witfi Mrs. B. K. Searcy, went to t'os-il to epernl New Years with her mother, Mrs Stewart. Rev James I.iwson conducted a eerie jf meetings nt Brother Flat school house last.,ek ant will com-nanee meetings at Ka leer sohoil house this week. Win. Curl and wife, " are visiting his parents and attending the aonual Scotch reunion on Trail Fork. J. B. Mattingly, ex-circuit judge of Nebraska, is stopping with Ira B. Car ter this winter, who is reading law un der the supervision of the judge. Ira is preparing himself to be a nseful servant of the people. We wish him success as the people of this community feel the need isfa good honest lawyer. A3 the New' Year ea:ne in 80 bright and beautiful so let our words and deeds be through the coming year. Let as re member always the beautiful hymn "Scatter seeds of kindness for our reap ing by atid by." County Court Proceedings. Januavy Term, 1900. I'ROBATE. Estate J. A. Crutn, dec. Order for sale of real and personal property. Estate of J. A. Liun, dec. Citation ordered issued to heirs and others inter ested to show cnai-e w hy real property should not be sold. Order authorizing administrator to pay 40 percent, of claims. Guardianship of S. G. Clark, insane. Order appointing James A. Kiser guar dian. COMMISSIONERS' DOCKET. Matter of change in county road No. S4, by I'. S. Carnine, not allowed. Petition of J. M. Williams et alfora county road No 104 John Harrison, R. V. Cooke and F. B. Stevens appointed viewers, II. II. Wain surveyor, to meet .January 11, 1900. Petition of C. W. Dyer et al for a coun ty road No. 10-3 continued. 51'etition of A. A. Anderson for county road No. 106 John Harrison, R. W. Cooke and F. B. Stevens appointed viewers, R. 11. Wain, surveyor, to meet January 12, 1S00. Matter of tax levy for 1809 school 5 mills, road 2 mills, coyote bounty mill on all property except sheep, 1 cent per head on all sheep. Total amount of levy with state and county levy, 24 mills. ' . Jury list for 1900 drawn. Road supervisors appointed. J. F. Deos for road district No. 1 L. L. Cooke ditto 2 W. Head ditto 3 U. W. Marvel ditto 4 J. W. Scrivner ditto ' 5 John Harrison ditto 6 J. A. Kiser ditto 7 J. II. Carter ditto 8 S. MoGilvary . ditto 9 II. N. Andre3on ditto 10 II. 1'erry ditto . 11 Petition of W R Roberta for ' liquor li cense, Lone Rock precinct denied. Matter of boundary lines of Arlington precinct Townships 1, 2, 3 and 4 north of r 22 e W. M. detached and the same created into a new precinct to be called Willow Creek precinct, voting place to be at school bouse of joint school dist rict Jo 29. Petition of R K Wilson etal forchange in Box (Spring and Lone Rock road or Curn-cob county road Road ordered opened as changed. Judges and clerks of election appt'd : AUUXofoN PRECINCT, Chairman W W Weatherford. Judges A W Sbarrard, W II Colwell. Clerks A J Shelton, E W Daggett. U LA LOCK PRECINCT. Chairman C C Clark. Judges W P West, W R Baker. Clerks I'M .pauIding, J A Smith. WILLOW CKKKJt I'BBCINCT. Continued to March term. ROCK CRKHK I'BECISCT Chairman T G Woodland. Judges T C Mobley. II D Randall, Clerks Jerry Keily, W C Tobey. FEUBV CASYOH PRBCr.NCT. ' Chairman Ralph Frotnan. Judges Geo Hanson, J H Carter. Clerks E W Moore, 8 B Couture. COKDOK PltKCISCT. Chairman W 8 Myers. Judges A JIartmun. T. G Johnson, Clerks R II Waln.'L W Darling. ' MATNEY PIIECIKCT. Chnirman J J Pcrtwood. Judges G Schilling, S D Fletcher. Clerks W L Barker, J A MeMorris. I11EA I'KKCINCT. Chairman Geo 8 Blake. Judges J W Scrivner, Win Pferce. Clerks ftp Davidson, Mat Wallace. LOSK ROCK PRECINCT. Chairman 1'. L. Ham ' Judges H. M. Johnson, W. T. Matlock. Clerks J B Goff, T J Andrews, TRAIL FORK PHIICINCT. '. Chairman F B Stevens. Judges S M Vnncleave, Alex Hardie Clerks J. R. F raiser, A A Anderson. mayvilijs I'Kj'.crxer. , Chairman Ii A Stinchfield. .fiidgee-W G Keyes,' W J Edwards. i.'l'.-M--G HPuSwk, f I; MiM'to. Lontnlaies of Road litiiits. No. t same as If'illuw creek voting prec't. 2 3 4 o 6 7 8 9 10 II Arlinton " BUInck Rock Creek " I.lea " Matney " Condon " it Ferry Canyon " Mayville " Trail Fork Lone Rock " Concluded next week. Services in the Catholic church next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. C. O. I'ortwood returned frnrn Port land Tuesday to take a position in the clerk's office. Music Taught. All persons desiring to take music lessons both piano and vocal at reasona ble rates will please call at the home of Miss Ilenshaw. A class in harmony and counterpoint will be organised for tbe benefit of music students, riease call immediately. Bikdie Hssbhaw, Strayed One red roan cow branded F inside of box. Last seen on Hay creek uear II C Strickland's place. Information leading to her recovery will be suitably reward ed. W. E. Rikd, Olex, Or. Notice. I will receive sealed bids for all tbe stock of general merchandise belonging to the estate of Frank II. Ralston, bank rupt, until 12 o'clock noon, of the 16th day of Jannary, 1900. Also for Lot No. 6 in Block 3 of tbe original town site of Lone Rock, Oregon, and the store build ing on this property. A full Invoice ot this stock can be seen at the Ralston store at Lone Rock, Ore gon, or at the office of Hendricks & Bow erman, my attorneys at Condon, Oregon, A certified check in my favor for ten per cent of the bid most accompany each bid. All checks for rejected bids will be returned immediately, I reserve the right to reject any and all bids. S. I. Stbatton Trustee of the estate of Frank II. Rals ton, a bankrupt. Dated at.Condon, Oregon, this 6th day of January, A. D., 1900. CONTEST NOTICE, C 8 Land Ornca, Thi Dalle. Oa., Pee. 20,159 A sufficient contest affidavit having been tiled In this office by Ebert W. Nortridee, contestant. lUfatnut timber culture entry No. HUM. mUe Ahk but 6. 1nh, for X ie i nt e iw l4 ol um 2, tp f r 20 e, by Xerusna Walton, Coutrte, In which it in alliir.il that: aaid Jeniiha Walton and tier helm, name unknown, have failed to plant oreawvd to be planted to fn-ea, teeda or cuttinpi. any part of aaid tract the Sth year after entrv, thoiikfh no trsea were (trowing thereon ; and that she and her helm failed to plant or caune to be planted to trees, teens or cnuinirs. or cultivate or cause to De Cttiuv aim any pan oi alii tract the Sth.. fith.. 7th.. Rth.. :h. or loth and 11th. years after entry and all of such failure still exist, said parties are hereby notified to avpear. resonnd and offer evidence touching en id allegation at 1C o'clock a. tn.on Feb. i(th. 1 0, before Jay B merman, Notary Public, at his office at Condon, Oregon, and thatjfiual hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. ra. on Fee. W, I'M), before the Keelster and Receiver at th U uiuvtates una uince in ine vanes, uiwnn The mid contestant bavins1, in a proper affida vit. tiled flee. 14. 1KS9. set forth facta which show that after due diligence, personal service of this notice can not be made, It is hereby or dered and directed that such notice be given by due ann proper puDiicauon. J at r. i.ui:a, 11KI24 Register. Treasurer's Notice. All connty warrants registered prior to May 1, 1898, will be paid on presen tation at my office. Interest ceases after tois date. n. it. uaekib, Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon. Dated at Condon, Ore.,Jan. 1, 1900. . Non-Alchohollc. No man who lives on meat was ever known to lick his wife, or ask for divorce. A vegetable diet woman is as cold and clammy as a turnip. If yon want yonr girl to have rosy cheeks and vitality in her motion, feed ber on beef steak with occasional doses of Dr. Haw ion's Tonic Bitters. Sold everywhere, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Thi Dallis, Oe., Dec. 1899. Notice it hereby given that the following nam ed settler has filed notice of hit Intention to make final pooof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before H. N. Fraxer county cierK 01 irimam county, mi vouaon, isr., on many, January 13, iwju, viz: TOBIAS THOMPSON, of Clem, Oregon, Hd. K. No. MU for the se '4 nw U and lota 2, and I. sec. IB tii2 a r 22 e W M. He namet the following witnesses' to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion 01 sum lanu. viz: v. a. iianneman, James Larch, and W. K. Boyer, of Clem, Oregon, ana John J. ivasson, ol uonaon, Oregon. Jat P. Lucas Register, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, Notice It hereby given. In tbe matter of tbe estate of 8am uel Slater, deceased, that the Un dersigned was on the 9th day of September, A. O W., appointed by the County Court of Gilliam County, Oregon, the administrator of tbe estate of the above named decedent. All persons hav ing claims against tbe said estate must present the tome to me duly verified it tbe office of Hendricks A Bowerman, my attorneys, at Condon, Oregon, or to me at Mayvllle, Oregon, within tlx months from tbe date and first publication of tbtt notice. Condon, Oregon, Geo. B. Dcgsc, Octobers, 1SW. Adm't'r of the Estate of Samuel Slater, deceased. p U. WALN County Surveyor and Civil Engineer Home-stead seekers located at reasonable rates. Condon, Oregon QKH. KKVES LUNA PHYSICIANS AND SURCEONS. liny or night rails promptly answered. Office In New Masonic Building. CONDON ----- .OREGON QR. 1. W. VOOEL Specialist for Refraction and Defects of the Eye, Will Visit Condon Every Three Months. Watch Local Column for Dates. II. II. IIKNDHICKH. JAY BOWKHMAM. HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. riKHT BUIMHUO WKST OT TOUT OFFICE, CONDON. FIUST UOOB MOkTII OF BTHlWilU'S ft KICK. FOMtll,; Caritlul attention to Up;al bnslnnss tn Gtlllam ami Whcvlur cuumkn. A Notary lu caoil 0llU). ANNUAL GASH CLEARANCE A LITTLE FORTUNE can be saved by attending this sale. Visit our store during January and we will sell you Dry Goods and Clothing at from 15 to 25 per cent. off. See our prices On Ladies' Capes. All our $11.00 Cape for .$9.90 All ouf $9.75 Capes for. .... .$7,80 All our $8.00 Capes for ..... .16.40 All our $7.75 Capes for...... $6.20 All our $7.50 Capes for $6.00 All our $5.00 Capes for $3.95 All our $4.50 Capes for $3.60 All our $3.50 Capes for...... $2.80 All our $3.00 Capes for...... $2.40 All our $2.00 Capes for. $1.60 All our $1.75 Capes for...... $1.40 25 per cent, off on Clothing, Underwear, Cotton Blan kets, Ladies' Wrappers and Skirts. A few pieces Fancy Plaids, 25 off. Don't fail to visit our Shoe department. We are offering all our Men's, Women's, Misses' and Children's Shoes at 20 per cent, discount REMEMBER this sale lasts only during January. ALL GOODS MARKED IH PLAIN FIGURES. LORD & CO. Arlington, Oregon. Of Arlington, Or., No. Transacts a General Accounts Kept Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe. Interest 8PECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS- i D. M. FRENCH. Praaldnt W. W. 8TEIWER, Vlc-Pr.ldnt; FRANK i T. HURLBURT. Ca.hlsr. ! DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH. W. W. 8TEIWER. W. LORD. L. C. ED WARDS AND Jf?e Tode! lestaurapt j j Tr$. 5. . U1I5017, 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 Joutty of $tepr;er;$09'5 $tore, Qopdor; Notice. To Whom It May Concern. Notice it hereby given to all persons tbat I have lost one promissory note made at Condon, Oregon by George H. Dukek on tbe 22Jf day of July 1800 in fa vor of 8. D. Bice for $700. 00 due on or before tbe 1st day of January 1001 with interest after date nntil paid at tbe rate of ten per cent per annum. Both prin cipal and interest payable at Condon, Oregon in gold coin of the United States. Interest payable annually and in case suit ehould be instituted to collect the said note then the maker agreed to pay such sum as tbe court might adjudge reasonable as attorneys' feet in said suit or action. This note it secured by mortgage executed July 22d 1805 on land in Gilliam county, Oregon, and bat 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 tbe same. Condon, Or. Dec. 5th 1899 g. D. Rick WANTKD 8KVJCRAL PKKSON8 FOIl PIH district Oflloe Managers In this state to rep. me In their own and sxrroiirirtliia counties, WIIIIiik tu par yearly tMO, payable weekly. L)e slrjblttemplymeiit witn unsHtial opportunities, itefertmres exchanged. Knclose self 'add ressfMl stamped envelop... g. A. faik.iuotsxtoa build ing, Chicago. 8918. Banking Business. Subject to Check. allowed on time deposits. A. C. HAW80N. ? Deputy Stock Inspectors. T have appointed as my deputies tbe following persons: W. II. Colwell, Arlington. I.. B. Townsend, Condon. Charley White, Paper back. R. M. Johnson. Ixn Rock Htock Inspector turGIUtaia County, Oregon H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter and Builder. Scroll Uor a Specialty Plans and Estimates Furnished Condon : :. Oregon C. S. PALMER, .rtist Barber. Sleek Shaves and Hair-cuts Razors honed and re-ground. CONDON OREGON. Subscribe for The Globe, Only $1.50 ayear. CASH! CASH! CASH! iSH will cftut'uVc tiKKATER BARGAINS at the ftritf of KlUUtTK r WKi'RCU). WW to JA'nUury 1, 1W0, than1 ny where: elfce hv CKUUnV Counfy.- )N ORDER to reifuee our" large gfoclt of d'ehoral'Meri chaudiBrr, before taking' Invdrttory, we will maker. GREAT RKDUCTIONfl in all Unci carried by us ex cept Urocerios and Hardware, whioh; will be Bold at fig' urea to meet the closoHt ootupctitioh.- REMEMBER we carry nearly everything frbm a Nocdl'o to a Threshing Machino; rfoat of out goods were pur chased before the avlvanco hi price; which will be to tho' advantage of Out customers, We' hnve a few' MONITOR DRILLS left froov the cftt lW recently received from the factory whtch will l sold for less' nvoney than they can be bought for after Jivnuary lsi. NEW DEPARTURE tocl or Chilled Bottom Gang Plows, we are holding at tho olf price until1 January 1st. although tire price has advanced' 15.00' to $8.00. BAIN AND STOUCHTON Wagons have made a sharp- t atfvance in price but we are in a position to moot any" prices wade oh' wagons that are equal In quality to the well known brands we caffy. The largest line of' SEW1NC MACHINES in Arlington Isto bt found at our store. Call and see us and got prices. SHURTE Si WEIR CO., RELIABLE MERCHANTS, ARLINGTON, DROP IN AT COB'S 5iioojK x Next Door to Bowling Alley ArlinRtoriy -whsn you fl Ilk enjoying a flrt-olss CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT. All kinds of first-class liquors on hand. R I N EH ART'S RESTAURANT Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. R INE HART, Prop'r. The publio will find that no better accommodations can be found in this country than at this bouse. Meals 25; beds 25c. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN. E. T HOLLENBECK, INL E. Consulting Engineer. Estimates made on all kinds ol Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Tumps and Tump ingriants. Repairing a Specialty. If you have any thing you think past fixing, bring it to me. HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIX BUILDINC j WHEN LOOKING FOR AL. HENSHAW- He has a complete stock of the following goods on hand and more coming on every train. Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter's Tools. Taints. Blankets, Gloves, Wall Paper, House Lining. Stoves, Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery. Trunks, Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods. Rememberl He will ordor anything, not kept in stock, on short notice. D. M. RINEHARf, -mMVMPROPRI ETORSWM-. LIVERY & FEED BARN. Good Rigs for Hire. Careful Attention to stock. Corner Spring and Churoh 8trU,. Condon T. O. Earhart, CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, -aHMaftFOR """" fm Uii)es, sjquo s ar?d Qars. FINE BILLIARD AND rOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION, E ARH ART & WILSON, PropVs. CONDON, ORE. frou this dute, November 15 ORE. OREGON. BARGAINS GALL Oil Oregon. Fr.d Wilson
