m co;sdo:i globl
. TUlWSOAY. FEBRUARY IS. I9O0.I
THE OfrrCIALPAPER OF GILLIAM
COUNTY, OREGON.
GUI' Agents.
Thf fitllnwing tMTsa'ii nre the
" Hwrwt tl merit of the Gi.oiik at
the HiKt wlliees ""name J. "They are
(mtlmri.eil t( receive and receipt.
hf Mtbscrijilimi fceisuUittH:
V. If. Coi.wKr.r.,.., . '.Arlington.
' Wadk Bkos. . ; ; . . . . . . . ,- Ole.t.
II R8. Ki.la A.weix . '. :' ..May tllle.
. Other agents- will be appointed,
' and theif names adJed to this list
later.
If you are not already a sub
- Bc. iber, or if your subscription has
expired, call on your nearest agent
an d be made happy.
THE CANKER Y COMBINE.
Asa result of the cannery com
bine on the lower Columbia, only
four of Astoria's 13 canneries will
be operated next season. Wages
have been cut down and the price
of canned salmon has been put up.
Many of Astoria's most enterpris
ing business men have been forced
to leave the city by the sea and
meek new locations. Hundreds of
working people have been thrown
out of employment and the situa
tion has become so grave that, ac
cording to an Astoria correspond
ent of the Oregoniah, the combine
is refemd to there as a boa con
strictor ready to crush and swallow
every thine in siebt. A. B. Ham
mond, of the A. C. K. R. is credited
with being the promoter of the
combine and J. Pierpont Morgan,
of New York, is said to be one of
the heaviest stockholders. The
combine may work a hardship on
the business men and working peo
ple of Astoria, the fishermen along
the river and the public generally
by bringing about low priced labor
and high priced canned salmon but
these people should remember that
Messrs. Hammond and Morgan
have some rights in the matter and
that their rights must be respect
ed though the heavens fall, though
fishermen famish and Astoria be-
conies a desertea village. me
combine is not unreasonable in its
demands. All it wants is the meat
of the salmon; the fishermen and
Jaborers and business men of Asto
ria may have the smell from the
cannerries and the slime from the
fish, and welcome, and they should
be satisfied with that It is want
ing too much that makes the mid
dle and tawe r classes dissatisfied
with their present highly prosper
ous condition.
A NE W ORDER.
An Iowa papef ,.jWibliehs- new
'grip and password wfttclV aW
holds good in this' cfcmtfiW.- Vfe
give it for the benefit of thbtf vfltei
wish to '"join the order:"1
Parties wishing to enter the print
ing ofiice at this season of the year
should be qoverned by the follow
ing brief and suggestive rules. Ad
vance to thefirstdoor and give three
listinct raps or kick the door down
but any alarm will be attended to.
The devil attends to the alarm. You
will give him your name, postoflice
address, and the number of years
you are owing for the paper. He
will then admit you. lou will ad
vance to the center of the room and
address the editor with the follow
ing countersign: Extend the right
hand about two feet from the body
with the thumb and finger extend
ed, clasping a $10 bill, which drop
into the extended right hand of the
editor, at the same time saying;
Were you looking for this? The
editor will atonce&rasp your right
hand and the bill and say: "You
bet." No shaking allowed in this
grip for fear the editor drops the
$10. After giving the news in your
locality you will be given the trav
elling pass-word: "Tell your neigh
bors to do as you. have done" and
you'll be permitted to retire with
a receipt for a just and long past
due obligation properly discharged.
p; n. waln
CotitVty Surveyor ahtt'cWtt Ertarlnssr
Hoine-itrart 8krs located at
V itonabl ftttfav
Cohdbrv , Orsgon.
REVEi Ll'Stf
PHYSICIANS ANtf SURGEONS.
ry or Btfchrenia awiniitiy answered.
Office In &W Miumilc Building.
CONDOt " .OREGON.
QR. J. W. VOOKt '
Specialist for Refraction and
"V Daftotiof thEys.
Will VleltCoudo Every Three Month.
Watch Local Column for Pure.
M. II. KtBICK. ' Jt BOWBRMN.
HENDRICKS & BOWER MAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
riRNT miAiHa want or roT orrica, cordon.
FIRST POOS KOKTK Or BTStWSa'a aaiCK, KML;
Careful attention w Wgul tmainess lu nilttaia
and Wheoter couuuee. A notary in w wan.
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
I bare appointed M ay deputies tlx following
aersona:
W. H. Colwell, Arlington.
L. B. Towiwmi, Condon.
Charley White, Paper two k.
R. M. John. Loire Rock,
Stock ImpMtor fur Gillian County, Orvfon.
H. W. HARTMAN.
' Carpenter and Builder.
Serol! UorK a Specialty.
Plansand Estimates Furnished
Condon : '. Oregon.
A New York financial paper, pos
sessing exceptional sources of infor
mation, reports the following as the
"earnings" of some of the principal
trust companies of that city for the
year 1899:
PerCenL
Central Trust..... ....... ...263
Farmes' Loan and Trust. ..... 88
N. Y. Life Insurance and Trust 80
Union Trust. .78
IT. S. Mortgage and Trust. .... .52
State Trust .'.'. 50
U. S. Trust. ............. . . .. .57
Mercantile Trust. ....... .... . 44
Manhattan 42
N. Y. Security Trust.. ...41
Continental Trust... .-."Ml
Gnarantv Trust 40
Meanwhile the farmer makes an
average of thirty-eight cents per
day. The 500,000 textile workers
make less thanfH.OO per day. The
average wage in the nation is less
than $9.00 per week. Great is
prosperity. Ex.
Henry Watterson's statement
concerping the cause of the recent
troubles in Kentucky which culnii
nated in the assasination of Will
iam Goeble is, if correct, of suffici
ent importance to warrant a rigid
investigation by state tor federal
authorities. If it is true that his
murder was brought about, either
directly or indirectly, by the Louis
ville &' Nashville R. R. influence,
because as a state law-maker Goe
ble had antagonized that company.
the interests of all that is good de
mand that the whole matter should
be investigated and laid bare. If
railroad corporations have adopted
the Klu Klux method of shooting
down men who oppose them politi
cally. it is time for the people to
know it that the necessary steps
may be taken to forever stop such
lawlessness. Corporate greed has
been responsible for many crimes
and Watterson's statement that it
has at last resorted to cold-blooded
murder will be the more readily be
lieved because of past crimiual acts
of lesser degree.
C. S. PALMER,
prtlstK Barber. .
Sleek Shaves .
and Hair-puts.
Razors honed and re-Rround.
CONDON - - - - OREGON.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court ol Um State of Oregon,
for the County of Gilliam. , .
llsntet Biebi, Plaintiff, V, Jacob BleU. De
fendant.
To Uw aboT narotxl defendant, Jacob Btebl
In the nam of the Bute of Oregon, yon an
hereby notified and required to appearand au-
werthe complaint filed alnt ,yo Inthe
above entitled, mitt on or before Thnnday,
March 8, 1900,(Um tame being weeia irom
the date ot the first publication of thia notice)
and that If yon fall to ao appear and anawer the
aid complaint or otherwlaa plead thereto with
In aatd time, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief therein prayed lor, which I
for a decree toreTer diasolvtng the bonda of mat.
rimonr axiaUng between the plain tiff and da
lendant in the abore entitled anil, and for inch
other and further relief ai nay In equity be Joat.
Tbla rammona l aenred on you by publication
thereof in the Uokdom Own tor the period of
alx eonsecnUre weeks, eeven iaraea,
commencing with the leave ot January 25, 1900,
by virtue If an order filed in the aboee entitled
Court bearing date the 22nd. day of January, ism.
Given under my hand and dated thia 25tB day
of Jannary A. D. 1900.
8a. K. Va Vactou,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
DOES FARMING PAY!
"Jr pyt the road that hants the grain,
it pays toe store mat aeepe iruiu ram,
It pays the agvnH when they sell,
It paya insurance very well,
It paya the banks that make the loans,
It pays the man the mortgage owns,
It pays the shops that make machines,
It pays the merchant all his liens,
It pays the tax, fed'ral and ataies,
It pays the trust to keep np rates,
It pays fVybody ao grand.
Except the man who farms the land."
CONTEST NOTICE,
C 8 Lako Ornct, Th THllw, On., Feb. . WO.
A HfltWent eonteat affidavit having been Sled
In tht. office bv Orant K. Kelloen, contettant,
nindhnniaiMdMiirt So. jtu. made Decem
ber 4, VM, lor k.tn 10 11 and 12 of see. SI, tpl a r
19 e by Henry Schlcgel. Contentee, in which it Is
alleged that: aaid Henry Fchlegel baa totally
abandoned aaid land and has been absent the re
tro in for more than aeven montns anu mat saia i
l.nri hu nnt hetn cultivated bv aaid Henry
unhiai tar the nast vear and that defendant I
did not abandon the tract to enWr the military
or naval aervlce ot tne I nneo rtnu-. in uroe ui
war. said parties are hereby notified to appear
re pood and offer evidence touclilnrt aaid 1
.tiMF.rinn mt fc nw-b m. m. on March M. 1
1000, before Was. Henrietta, eonnty clerk, at his
office at Moro, Omron, and that Anal hearing I
ANNUAL
GASH CLEARANCE
A LfTTLE FORTUNE can be saved by
attending thfo sale. Visit our store during
January and we will sell you Dry Goods
and Clothrng at from 15 to 25 per cent. off.
See our prices on Ladies' Capes.
"Attottf MMr Capes for...... 19.90
All our1 Wi& Capes for. ...'..$7,80
AW our $9.00 Capci for...... $0.40
All our $7.75 Capes for...... $0.20
All our $7.50 Capes for..-...$0'.0O
All ouY $5.00 Capes for. .... .$3.95
All our $4.50 Capes for $3.00
All our $3.50 Capes for. ... ..$2.80
All our $3.00 Capes for. .... .$2.40
All our $2.00 Capes lor. .... .$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
. ....... a ; ' , . . . .
during January.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
LORD & CO.
Arlington, Oregon.
CASfif CASIII GASiif
wift cnntnte nitE'ATKR' A WXWS aC tlie firm'
of MUfUTB'fls WKIlt Op. frotu this ditto; November 15,
fotW to JuiiOKTy f, WmllMMi wiy where ele;in Gillian
foanrjr.' ;.. "".-'''''.'
' 11 pR0ffl'''toruo'Wr. forge ( sfoe of'Cf'oneral Mr-'
' ehnntlise, before taking Intentory, we will mako'
. 'flRKAT nftriUCTlO!?. fa ftlf Hiws curried by us ex
cept Groceries ami irardare; wWcft wil b sold at fig
ores to meet tire closest competition;
BF?fflffEft.w rry nearly every tiring frotu a Seedlo"
to a Thteslving Machine. Most -of our goods were pur
chaswIbcforfftnesxlvaociBln prlcus which will bo to the
. adrrl9go of owr customers, Wo hnte' a fW
:: v ril)T0' Pfltf left th: Wlol'recouU .
fmsli from the factory which wilt bo-sold for km
money than thoy cam b bought for . aftor January 1st.
y'l PEPAITHIIE of ChillI Hottom Gang:
Ilows1, wo are holding t thooll prioo uiiti. January 1st.
although the prico hn advanooJ $5 00 to $8.00.
; ; pAflf pi STlffJIITCf Wagopg bars mode a sharp; .
dva-nce io pries but Wo are in a position to meet an
prices tends on wagons that art tjwil lnr cpaalitjr to tho
weJl loown brands wo carry. Tho largoist lino of
1 : SEWINgPMCHIHESfa' ' Arlington-' is to bo found at- . ;':
our store. Call mid so twadl get prices.
SHURTE & WEIR CO.,
RELIABLE MERCIIAIITS,
ARLINGTON, - - - - ORE,
DROP IN AT COB'S
Next Door to Bowling Alley ArllnKton,
-av-V-
will De neia ai iu o cuira a. m. on n. i
ntTh
The ald onttant bartna, in proper slflrta-1
twfnra Uie Rltar and Reeeiwtat tha Call
stales Land Otnre Inli ne uaiies. urwrnn.
We have just received a pam
plilet written by James B. Hoiiley
of Chicago, the title of which is
"To What are Trusts Leading?"
The writer answers the question by
a well constructed set of arguments
proving that the trusts are paving
the way for a system of co-operation
which is soon to take the place
of the present system of competition.
The pamphlet is well written and
the conclusions drawn appear logi
cal and just now when these ques
tions are attracting so much atten
tion it will prove interesting read
ing to thinking people.
LONE ROCK.
Abont 4 inches ot snow (ell here Mon
day night.
P. L. Ham and B. M. Johnson return
ed (xoia Condon the first of the week.
Homer Hayes has been at Heppner
for aeveral days with his father who it
aerioutljr ill.
Jot VV'oolery'i new store is chock fall
of goods to that Billy Carton, the mana
ger it obliged to ttand outside part of
the time.
Rev. Brown bat jast returned from
trip to Fo Valley, Grant coanty. He
reports the roads in that vicinity almost
impassable on account of mod.
Oar school house took fire from de-
fectivejflue the other d ty and burned a
bit? bole in the root and only for timely
assistance the building would have gone
up in smoke. The building of n new
school house ia being -agitated by the
people of this district as the old building
it quite lhind the progress of the town
and is in no wise adequate for our pres
ent school. R. O. Robinson, one of the
school directors, has offered to donate
a site for the building and also offers to
give as much as any other two persons
will give together towards the bnilding.
Who ran beat this generous offer. We
will surely hare a new $1500 00 school
house. ' :
rlt tiled Feb. 3. J. set forth toe wtilch
show that alter due d UUP: nee, rteraooai eerwivw i
ol this notire can not be made, It la berebr or-1
dered and directed tbat eoch aotiea be given bf
J av r. MJ
due and proper publication.
CMS
Ixcm.
Kegister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud Omci at The Daiass, Oa., fas. 190.
Xnllm ia hcn.br aircn that the fillowlBK nam
ed settler baa Sled noOee of aia intention to
make final poonl In sapport Of hit claim, and
that said proof will be made before H. N.-Trasat
roantv elk of (illllam nt, at Coodoa, Or.,
on natonuv tares t, uw, m;
JULIA COLLIN (forssorty JH Coutmw) of
Condon. Or.. Hd. E. Ko. 463S tor the tw see. SO
tpSsrWsWll. i
He names the follow-In witnesses to
prove his eonUnnoot reaUlenee upon and enlttra
Uon of aaid land, via: & B. '-oatnre, lwla
Couture, r. r. Uaaon and J. a. eiiniiunn-
don.Omron. Jai r. wjcas Heauun-.
If it is riglit to impose a tariff
duty on imports from Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Phillipines why would
it not be right to impose the same
tliity on trade between Oregon and
New York?
Mrs. Grace Thomas, of Olez, came op
Tueeday to hold the examination of
teachers for state papers, County Super
intendent Daggett being unable to be
present. As no candidates presented
themselves for examination, Mrs. Thom
as retorned to her home yesterday.
The town of Granite, in Grant eonnty,
is threatened with boom. A railroad
is expected there soon and three news
paper are to started there within
month, by Frank Hull A Co., of Milton,
8. P. bliott, formerly of this county, and
O. W. Athey, of Weiser, Idaho.
The Hudson Fhartnrcy guarantees
tvery bottle of Chamberlains Cough
Remedy and will refund the money to
anyone who ft not satisfied after nting
two-thirds of the contents. This is the
best remedy in the world for la grippe
coughs, colds, cronpand whoopingcough
and is pleasant and aafe to take. It
prevents any tendency of a cold to result
i in pneamoiiia. iiln
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Col tare. Final Proof.
f H Lad umct, Ths Daluei, Oa.. Feb. 9, !!XXL
Notice Is berebr siren tbat John A. Me.
Morris, of Condon, Oregon has filed notice ot In
tention to eommnte and make final proof before
H. N. rrsser, eonnty clerk, at bis office In Con
don, Oregon, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 23. 1909
on timber culture application No. 2827, for the
sw M ace. 23, !p 4 1. r 22 e. W. M.
He names as wltneaaes: Oodlrey HCblllliuT,
t. M. Filter, Fred O. May and S. D. Fletcher,
all of Condon, Oregon. JaT P. Lucas, Register.
Of Arlinffton, ur
No. 3918,
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 tlnje deposits.
I SPECIAL ATTEXT13X CIYEM TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT TOUR BUSINESS !
D.M.FRENCH, Prealdntt W. W. 8TEIWER. Vlow-Proaldantf FRANK
T. HURLBURT. Cashier.
' DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH. W. W. 8TE1WER, W. LORD, L. C. ED
WARDS AND F. T. HURLBURT.
Jl?e (ode hestatjrarjt
Tr5. 5-1;. UH5017, proprietress.
A "model" restaurant , Excellent cookery, careful Bervice,
neat rooms. Pur patron's comfort Is our dolight
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
first Door 5outr; of 5tepr;er;50i7'5 5tore, 5or;dor;.
whan you fl Ilka njoylnc a flrst-cUss
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUCHT.
All klnrjs of first-class liquors on hand.
RlflEHART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, r Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r.
The public will find that no better accommodations can be
found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c.
j
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEII,
E. T II0LLEI1BECK, r,l. E.
Consulting Engineer. Estimates 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 me.
IIAOQUAITUS IN TKE FIX IUIL0INC.
coupon ORECOH.
IWIIEII LOOKIKC FOR BARCAIIIS GALL Oil
-AL. HENSHAW-
ARLIfJOTOtJ SALOON
J
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.
Remember! He will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notice.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notlf is henbr flra. In the matter of tbe
tstate of Mar? EBnraasea, deceased, that ths an
detsiciMd vsson the 10th day of February, A. D
1900, appointed by ths Coanty Conrt of Gilliam
Coanty. Orecon, us executor of the estate
of the above named decedent. A II persons bav
in-claims against the aaid estate mast present
tk .am to las dnlr Tended at my home,
eaat of Condon, Oregon, or to Hendricks A
Bowerman, my attorneys, st tbelr office at
Condon, Oregon, within
date and Arst publication
Condon, Oregon, U.K. Buhmcm,
rebraay 13, l'JOO. Eiecutor of the Estate of
Mary E. Snsasseradec'd
JEAN LEBOUS, PROP.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
' Billiard arjd pool Sables.
First-class Goods Our Pride.
rthun"t,.,ron,b1 Fresn Coo, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught
Mam St., Condon, Oregon.
D. M. RINEHART,
aaJWWPROPRIETORaVslaa"
LIVERY & FEED BARN.
Good Rigs for Hire.
Careful Attention to stock.
Comer Spring and Church 8trts..
Condon
Oregon.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice la hereby siren In the matter of the
estate of D. C, Downer, deceased, that tbe under.
signed were, on tbe acta day of April, 1W9, duly
appointed by the comity court Ol OlUlam coan
ty, State of Oregon, executors of me eetate ol V,
C. Downer deceased.
All persons baring claims against said de
ceased, or bis estate, are hereby notified and
requested to present fh. same to us dulyreri
fled, at Condon, Oregon, wltblu six months
from the date hereof.
Condon. Oregon, J. It. Dowaaa, H. t. Downaa UAnriniiartprQ fl"r
January IS, WOO. Executors. "CdUM Urtf ItJI & I UI
Green River Whiskey.
THE "MODEL"
C. C. WILSON, Proprietor.
IT. O. Earhart,
Fr.d Wilson
WtfTff.U HKVERAt PKKHOXn KOH PIH
dlatrlnlOniee Managers In this state to rep
meln their own and aitrroiinding mmntiea.
willing to pay yearly IflOO. payable weekly. IM
alri.hu mi,li4vmant with HIltUMill Otroortif nitlel.
Kelvrenrea e0iangd. Knilixie wlf.ad'lrvawl
A Quiet Resort.
High
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
fftaiiiiH-d enveUtiie.
1 llK. Cliicsjfo.
H. A. farsJOiaxton build-
rOR FINEST BRANDS OF,
Uines, liquo 8 aid Cidars.
FINE BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
EARHART & WILSON, Prop'rs.
Fix Building, CONDON, OREGON CONDON, ORE.
Grade "Wet" Goods.
Olympla Beer.
Fancy Mixed Drinks. '