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Newspaper Page Textthe go::dq:i globl THURSDAY. MAY 3. USOOv viiTii'ir The limes Invites eorreaponrlrnr. fJKrt sB n ( (ilUiiini ronmy. We im tollman Willi pnpvr Ui kmllng ww medium of the wmi.iv an livitiir ihi-iula ualt os by M-mltiKr tit the twir respeeivi iirtKhtoriiiKKla. VntreanoiKlenea must Iw Kiuut'tl t.y the wrttvt. in UtmnuHirUy lor pnli lii'allon, out as HinniilciKHmtKiKX faith, and tueeolim as mi'vnpuiiiiillty furuiu KMr sseiihyeiicrwiyoiHitiiits. , EQUAL SUFFRAGE. The wyial suffrage amendment aiioulA carry at the eWlioii next Monday. It phould carry becaiuMr it is just and right; because ike women of Oregon are irttelligwut, r ntriolic and sensible -a class of citizens in whose liai)ds the ballot would be wielded for the public Who will nay that an American lorn Chinaman, with his queue and it heathenism, hi ignorance and liis idolatry, is better qualified to itike part in the affairs of govern luent than an intelligent, educated, if fined Aiuwican woman? t Who v ill say i hat tbe hordes of ignorant, neiui-civilizedeuiigranta who throng our shores from the countries of Southern Europe are more desir able as American voting sovereigns than are the wives and mothers and daughters of fair Oregon? Yet this is what the men of Oregon will nay in effect it the amendment is defeated next Monday.--A hard fight is being made against the amendment by the po litical ringsters of the western part of the state for the simple reason that these gentlemen (?), who are in politics tor revenue only, know that with the ballot in the hands of the intelligent, earnest, conscien tious women of Oregon, an element will have entered into state politics which can be neither bought, bar tered nor bull-dozed, and which will ultimately force these political trimmers and grafters to Beek new J0D8. . ' . ... This element, however, even though backed and championed by tbe great Oregoman newspaper, will not be able to defeat the amendment If it is defeated it will be done by a class of voters who are good citizens, earnest, pa triotic men, whose conservatism makes them shrink from any new departure in matters political. These men have tbe highest regard for woman. They ascribe to her all the attributes which go to make up a nearly perfect being. They reverence her purity, respect her intelligence, admire her tact and worship her womanliness. They seek her advice and yield to her judgment even in things political sometimes but in spite of it all' they are afraid to let her vote. They are afraid the great structure known as American politics which they have helped to build will pollute her. They are afraid it would not be quite the proper thing and they say as a last resort that they are afraid she don t want to vote and wouldn't if she could. Men of OregoOjlet us give her the chance. . Let us say to tbe world that we believe our wives and daughters and mothers are better qualified to cast a ballot than is a pig-tail Chinaman, even though he ttas born in Oregon. Let us not be a stone in the way of the wheels of progress. The political emanci nation of woman is coming ; it is one of the steps in the path of social evolution and we can't stop it. We may hinder it but we cant stop it, for it's coming and it's almost here. vote for the amendment Every voter m Gilliam county, who has the welfare of the county at heart, should cast his ballot for V. G. Cozad, for joint senator of this district. Mr. Cozad is an able attorney of Canyon City and it is known that, in the event of bis election, the interests of Gilliam county will be safe in hia hands. lie will not discriminate against Gilliam but will treat all sections . of the district with justice and fair- negs. , W. L. Wilcox is the man for the people when it comes to sheriffs office. His popularity is due to the fact that he has always been cour teous and obliging as an official and has ever regarded his office as a public trust. He has always stood for the best interests of the taxpayers of the county and for that reason a big majority of them will cast their ballots for him next Monday, When vou go to the polls next Monday don't forget that one of the most important offices in tbe county is that of school superinten dent, and when you reach the name of W. II. Xeal on your ballot, then make your mark. Mr. Neal is one of tbe most thorough educators in the country and is highly qualified for this office. Vote for biru. . "It ii with a good deaf of plessur nd satisfaction that I recommend Chant trlahi' Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Keinedy," says Druggist A, W. Kawtelle of Hartford, Conn, "A Isdy cufomer, Heing the remedy exposed forsalenn my show esse, said to me: 'I really believe ' that medicin saved my life the (mat summer while at the shore and she be came to enthusiastic over its merits that I at once made np my mi mi to recom mend it in the future. Rintly a gen tleman came into my store so overcome with colic pains that lie rank at otu-e to th floor. I gave him a do of this re medy whicii helped blm, I reptdth dose and in fifteen minute he left my store as well as ever." 8old bv The Hu'lwn riiririruiry-C. V. Croxfirlil, tur. Democratic Ticket.. STATE. &mr .fWf.-W. M. RAMSAY . MnrluA. f.W as CwiktafW, SUtlLMEUU.il of Washington. DISTRICT. M eVstrfct-WM. 8MKH at Baker. OtttrM tawwr-JANKK MOORK f Want. Mat ttMtor (IX I!. COZAlr M Omt rtN. MM OMrr-W. i. KKWAKtM ot Uilllam, tt. K. MISKNEK ot Wneeler, T. R. COON ot WUM, , ; COUNTY. H. BOYKR ot Oem. m-V.. L. WILCOX ot Condon. w-T. U. JOHNSON ol Condon. AwMnr VM. MiaoKOVR ol Kerry Canyon. Wv-r. 11. STKI'HKNSOS ol Condon. bw twlMM-W. K. NKAI. ot Arllufton. tMir.L W. PARI.1NU ot Condon. DR. D. C. LAZIER ot Arlington. Condon Precinct. itf a Ms fcr-O. L. SEAI.E. enil-ll. C. HTRICKLASI). . lumtar-A. a KICK. To the Voters of Gilliam and Wheeler Counties.. . . I am positively opposed to cutting off any uiore territory Irom Uilliant cuuty (or the purpose ul annexing lo Wlieeler county, or any other ttiuniy, or fur any other purpose, it 1 ttiioum lie eietncu senator tht will be my posilUm ami the people ol Uiiliain and Wheeler counties may absolutely depend npon me. Gilli am county shall lose no more territory. Respectfully, W W. Sriawaa. Fossil, Ore., May So. 1900. To the Taxpayers of Gilliam County, Oregon. IxEKTLKMEXt ' lu justice to myself I wish to correct some of the reports concerning the as sessment of S. B. Barker. First: 1 wish lo state that 8. B. Barker is tbe second largest individual taxpayer in Uilliatu countv. J. W. Smith alone payiug a larger lax. The tax roll of 1S99 for this county shows that Mr. Barker pays $486.71 as bis individual tax; Barker tiros, tax amounts to (128.41; Barker A Cameron pat 1165.40 Mr. Barker oavinB one-bait of these, or $141.90, making a tout of $627.61 paid by toiiu as shown by tbe last assessment roll. Farther: 1 will say that me ron is in the court boas and can be examined by anyone. itespecuniiy suonmww, M. O. Clabxk. Condon, Or., May 28, 1900. Notice. The nndersiened members of tbe conn' tv court berebv notify tbose concerned tbat on July 10th. 1894. tbe following order was made by tbe county court, to wit: " In tbe matter of collection ot school district and city taxes and payment for same. fow. on this day tt was consider ed and Ordered tbe county treasurer be instructed to retain 5 percent of moneys collected and paid in by tbe sheriff for school districts and cities; eaia cnarges are made to cover expense connected with making assessments and collections for the resDecUve distneu ana cities." That, in accordance with said order, tbe treasurer has retained the 5 per cent for assessment and collection referred to and bas accounted to the county for all of it by crediting from time to time for the seeral amounts to Mia "county fond." In this connection we will also state the fact tbat the county lost noth ing by reason of tbe failure of th'e First National Bank ot Arlington, either in the shape of money or iutereiit, because the county treasurer treated the whole matter as a personal loss did not mix the county up in the business but tiui ply called in warrants and met all other demand on htm as treasurer, toe same as if he had lost no tnouey by the failure, This prompt action on the part of the treasurer not unly fully protected tbe county and his bondsmen, but prevented any inconvenience to either. The above statements are not mad by guess. The county court frequently checks over the treasurer's nooks, using a cross cnecx system, which include the sherifT and clerk's accounts. That is well calculated Is detect irregularities and errors. Tbe foregoing is published at the a neat of 8. B. Barker, county treasurer, ho savs b thinks tbe court should make known the facts as an offset to cer tain tslse reports, now being circulated. in view of tit having in th past co operated with, and endeavored to carry out the order of the conrt. (Signed) W. J. Mabmkb, Judge. ; F. M. Putbb, Commissioner, J. W.Dvxa, If troubled with rheumatism, give Chamberlain's Pain-Balm a trial. It will not cost you a cent if it does no good. One application will relieve tbe pain. It also cores sprain and bruises in one tbird the time .required by any other treatment. Cuts, burus, frostbites quin sey, pains io the side and cbeet, glandu lar and other swellings are quickly car ed by applying it. E-ery bottle war ranted. Price, 25 and 60 cts. at th Hudson Pharmacy, C. W Crosfield, Mgr. Deputy Hire. Editor (Juibk: In your iasu of the 171 h inst. I notice an inquiry in relation to th deputy hire of certain county officers and have an xiously awaited an answer in your last issue. It appear to the. writer that it won Id have been an easy matter for the same to have been answered and that their failure to reply to the same in any way admit tbe fact tbat the resolution passed by tbe republican county conven tion mean deputy liire for republican officers in case of their election. Would it not be well, under the circumstances, for the voter and taxpayer to remem ber that neither the democratic nominee for comity clerk or county sheriff is ask in for deputy fair in the event of elec tion and that each of them are capable and competent men. Taxpaykb. Condon, Or., May 29, 1900. A Fast Blcycla Rldar Will often receive painful cuts, sprain or braise from accident. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and beat th injury. It's the cyclist' friend. Cures chafing, chapped hands, lore lips. Imrns, ' ulcer and pile. Cnre guaran teed. Only 25c. Try it. Bold by Con don Drug Co. Attention Woodmen! Mrs. Helen M. Southwirk, gftiersl or gntrizer f the Women of Woodcraft, is in Cvndon and will organize a circle in Armory ball on Kutorday evening, Jan 2, 1'JOO. All member of Condon Camp are earnestly n-qneMed to bring their ls.lv friends and lend their assistance. Alvi. any Indy dewing this cheapest of ail life insurance I invited as our mem bers are . not confined lo families of Woodmen, , i Republican Ticket. STATE. Cams C. K. WOl.VEKTON of l.lnn. -J. W BAILEY o( Multnomah. District. IW whwm-M. A. MOODY ol Wseeo. OMrMsttonHs-rKASK M'iSKKKKnt Wasco. Mmt t..t tut ar-W. W. 8TEI WK K ot - Wheeler. - ;- sVusstalfr- MM rfWtfer-tiKOBti K A. BAK.XMl of Ownt, OPORUK CATTANAl'H ot Uia.ul, UEOKUK MUXKR ot UlllUm. County. r J. A. WARD ol (Hex. ltrif Psaav Nam ol Lorn Rock. , Csvs It. N. Faxuaot Condon. - Ammmt M. 0. CLAKKK ot Lone Rork. S.imI tfrkH4ttlltxv C.iMat Arlliigton. ' Awmwot 8. B. BakkkK ot Condon. Mt(H K.B. Wain ot Condon. .' tnw. !. A. II. Rpot ol ArliiiRton. . Condon Precinct. hm Hm Joint Dyhaot of Condon. CmmisMi-Johm II. Knox ol Condon. tM tmtnlmr-rJ. A. . K ISM ot Condon. - p H. W.VI..N , - - . County Surveyor and Civil Engineer llmne-stead seekers located at reasonable rates. Condon,. Oregon I.U.NA PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Dy or nlf ht calls prompUy tntwered. Ofllrs in New M atonic Bntldlii. CONDON - OREGON J)R. J. F. GI LLETTE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Opc back tf Ctm&yi Drug C. Qtt. J. W. VOCiEL Specialist for Refraction and Defect of th Eye. Will Visit Condon Every Three Mentha Watrh Local Column tor Datep. a. a. aiHDaiCK. ' Jav aowBax, HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW. i OFFICES. - nasTBtmsniewBsTor rosy ontcB, coKtioK. riant boob bortb or stbiwbb's icb, roMU.; Careful attention to tand bmrtnMS la illll and Wheeler counties. A SoUry la each office. Treasurer's Notice. All city warrant registered prior to Anr. 1. 1899. will be paid on presenta tion at my office. Interest' cease after this date. ' P. H. STBritBSsoN, City Treasurer, (Jondon May 14, 1900. - , Dentistry. Dr. T. L. Nieklin. dentist, will visit Condon professionally on or about Fri Hv. Anril 27. to remain for a few weeks. The doctor was here for a short time lant summer and his work speak for itself. Office on Spring street, opposite Nslson dc Portwood's livery nam. Treasurer's Notice. All county warrant registered prior toJulv 1. 1808. will be paid on presen tation at my office.' Interest cease after this date. . 8. R. Babkbb, Treasnrer of Gilliam countv, Oregon. Dated at Condon, Ore., Jan. 30, 1900. , Deputy Stock Inspectors. I have appointed at my dspntie the following pentnni; W. H. fnlwelt, Arlington. U B. Townneiid. Condon. Charier V hue, taper bark. R. SI. JoBspoii. Lon Rork . Stock Inspector tor Gilliam County, Oregon. H. W. HARTMAN. , Carpenter and Builder. Scroll WfoT a Specialty, Plansand Estimates Furnished Condon : : Oregon C. S. PALMER, rtistit; Barber. Sleek Shaves and Hair-cuts Razors honed and re-Rround CONDON - - - OREGON SHERIFFS SALE. Notice to hereby given that an execution snd n ol ale ww luned out ol the circuit Von of tbe Htal of Oregon, Gillian Coanty, on the lotb day ot April, IS00. npon a Judgment therein rendered on the Mth day of April, lvno. in raroroi w. utoatm, piainiiir. arm againn Ea ger T. Pertone. deiendant, wbk-h Mid execatlnn snd order ol sale l to me directed and com manding me to tl the property hereinafter de scribed, (or the purpose of eallafrlng the judg ment ine piainun in aaia cauaeinrtne of fourteen Hundred Klnotr and M-100 Dol (IHW.(H), and the cnU and disbursements of snldsnlt taxed at 26.oo snd a farther sura of 17.co attorney's lees. Therefore, in eomnllanc with said execution ana oraor ot tale, i itu on Saturday. June 2, 1900 At the hour of lO.lto o'clock' A.M., at the Court House door In Condon, Ulllinm flonntr, Oregon, sellatpoblle saction to the highest bidder for rashlnhitnd, for the ptirpwe of satlnfylng the Judgment sod decree above mentioned, the following described premises to-wit: . The east half (e) of section two (2) In town ship two ') south of range twenty, two (22) east W. M. in (JllllHtn County, Mtate of Oregon, snd also a one-fourth Interest in and to the growing crop of wheat thereon. Kated this 1st day of May, 1W0. W. H. Wilson, W. L. Wimsoi, Ay tor plaintiff. . Sheriff of (illlUu Co. Or. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Timber Culture, Final I'rooL C l.AKCOrriCK.THa Dam.ss, Oa., Apr. 23,19oa Notice fs hereby given that John u Cooper, of Msyirllle, Oregon bsa Hied notice of In tention to mske liusl proof before H. W. Krazer, county clerk, at his otfiue in Condon, Oregon, on FRIDAY, JUNK 1. 1900, on Umber culture application No. 3367, for the nm4 and ''A - sec 22, tp ft s, r 21 e. W. M. He names as witnesses: A. M. Hmlth, (. fM Cooper. John Fortua, and J. B. Smith, nil of May rtlle, Uregoii. Jay P. Lucas, Uegister. The Fine Imported Caledonian Jack, "Pinino," Will be found tin r intrthe season of I WO at Cooke tiros' ranch 4 miles east of Don don.' Forpartlrrjlari call on or address, Wlf.f,IA COOKB Or fi.' 0. liWAV , CunUun, Oregon, REMESfftER WK HAVE TIIS IURGEST LINK OP Agricultural Implemerrts " BETWEEN THE DALLE3 ' AND PENDLETON, Which were bougfit at prices to defy competition. A full and complete line of Bain and The latest improved Olivor and Moline Gang Hows. he up-to-date Monitor and Buckeye MuCormtck improved roller-bearing he unequalled Milwaukee Chain Russell & Co.'s Engines, Threshers The Little Cant Tread Power Threshers. ! v - OUR General 18 VERY CO.MI'I.KTK, WBIOH AT CALL AND 8EE AND BE CONVINCE " SHURTE &, -Wk-ta smsssni Of Arlington, Or., ' . ,."v::' .No. 8918, Transacts a General Accounts Kept Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe. Interest SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. D. M. FRENCH. Praaldemt) W. W. STE1WER, Vlow-PraaWantl FRANK T. HURLBURT. Caahlar. DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W.W. WARDS AND rotnJinnrvuvinnjiAfuiruvuuiJUvru DROP IN 5ii,ooK Next Door to Bowling Alley, Arlington , whan you f aal Ilka CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT. All kinds of first-class liquors on hand. ARLINGTON SALOON, JEAII LABOUS, PROP. FIXE WINES, LIQUORS' and CHOICE CIGARS. BILLIARD and POOL TABLES. FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR PRIDE. FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on Dkavoht Main St.', Condon, Oregon tmmfrnMfrfit!!!!!? a . THE a a ' HEADQUARTERS FOR IIK1H-OHAKK -WET" (JOOIW. "MODEL OLYMPIA BEER. FANCY VIXED pRIKKa. A Quiet Lower Charles Main street iuiiiiaiuuiiiiinm CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, FOR FINEST BRANDS OF FINE BILLIARD AND FOOL FRED WILSON, PROPRIETOR, Jipi LOOKIHC FOB -wAL. HENSHAW , He has a complete stook of the following goods on band and more ooming on every train. ' Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter's Tools, Blankets, Gloves, Wall Paper, Stoves, . Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Trunks, Hand-bags, Remember! He will order anything, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Orricc At Thk Dam.m, Oa,, Apr, 23, 1900. Notice Is bsiwbr alven that th. following;. nsrotHl settlor has lilwl nntlne of his Intention to omoiati) and make final proof in support of his rlalm. snil that said proof will rw maO' befor. Vawtrr Crwlorl, ( niity Clrrk at Huppncr, Ore mm, on Thursday, Max 81, 1UU0, viz: DAV1B Z. ROBIN KTT, ol Unc Hook, Orenon. Hd. E. No. T2M, for the seW, nw'i swW n.!4 and m'i. we Hl. tp , r ,. He n namtw the fnllowlna witnesses lo prove his eniitliiHoua eusideii( Hnon and rHltirstlon of said land. Tis: Amo. wineland, (ieorse I'cnr, A. I HI no laud, and Jams. Coleman, all ol I,on Hock, Ore. , Jsv V, I'oas, Heglster. f-.n lJif MTtMP JUD irril lX 1 HNV Stoughton Wagons. floe and Disc Drills. Mowers, llertpcrs and Binders. Drive Mowers. and Fixtures, . Merchandise WR ARK PKUVKRINO TO OUR CUHTOMEKB LOWKHT FHIC1M, ' ' ' WEIR CO. ""sr'a)-a-.a Banking Business. Subject to Check. ; allowed on time deposits. STEIWER, W. LORD, L. C. ED- C F. T. HURLBURT. , E AT COB'S anjoylng a f Irat-claea BOWLING ALLEY , AND . 99 POOL TABLES IS CONNECTION. Resort Condon, Oregon. Fix, Prop. WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. TABLE IN CONNECTION. I CONDON. ORE BARCAI11S CALL OH Paints. House Lining. Crockery. Goods. Undertaker's not kept in stock, on short notice. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. hiVD Orrira at Ths Diun, Oa, Mar 38, into. Notice Is hereby given that the following. named settler has filed notloeof his tiitontlon to nommute and make final proof In support of his claim, snd that said proof will be marts before Vawter Crawford, ennnty rlerk at Hoppner, Or., on Thursday, July 6, 1M0, is: U JTHOM AH A. COI,HIAN, of Hnrdman, Or., Hd K No for the WU W'4 Hec 29, and KJ WyaeI.Tp4 8, H94 K, W M, He nsmrs tlis following wltneaae to prove his mntlimoiis realdeiiett npon and enltlvailui of said land, vis: George ferry, Alf Wtnelsnd, Henry Neel and Uwtif i'erry, ell of louo Uovk, Orweon, Jay P.Ivca,, Heglster. dona with naatnHa and -dlenatch, ty modern methods, at Olobe fff lea. SEE THE Si A The Jones Cha&i Hower has rta ffoar, no peer. The leading grass cutting; machine of the worlds When you get ready Binder don't overlook ...... Jones Lever Binder, It is the only harvester and binder that will cut whole harvests without missing a bundle, Remember I The Jones steei Is taking Klickitat We have all these machines set up and ready for Inspection, When In town rr Call and see them and get our price. LORD E. A. NELSON. J. 3. 1'OltTWOOD. NELSON & PORTWOOD . ' (Successors to I). M. IUNEIIART), : LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRUMMERS' TRADE. FIRST-CLASS RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS. Condon, Or. Corner A FULL LINE Of Drugs, T&tent Medicines. Paintc, Oils, Glags, Watches, Jewelry of all kinds. Eyeglasses and Spectacles can be found at the H U DSON PHARMACY. A scientific optician in attendance, ; LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager. s ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a com plots stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Ceil Ing, Rustic, 8hlp-isp and all kinds of Rough Lumber. Careful Jf attention given to bills of special sites and dimension staff. . MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE. LOST VALLEY, OREGON. I. CEVURTZ, THE HOME FURNISHER. MMbfHiisfe j ..i i I'sjsaaj'slis i nj iij'iiiisi.ijii J , 'Se) I. PORTLAND JJ REAPERS, CK-DERS HEADERS, LlOVJEnS for a the Frame Header the lead In Gilliam and counties. & CO. Spring and Church sts. FURNITURE, CARPETS. STdYES. Do you want a steel ramie or a cook stove? II you do we will give yon the celebrated Kclipse Bteel Ranges at prices that will astonish you. These ranges are guaranteed to bake perfectly snd not to oracle or burn out in 18 years. An up-to-date steel range, of high quality at a wry low price, v. vi ala lilsrh grade materials and superior workmanship throughout. Six holes, No. 8 covers. Top surface 2f)s30. firebox Bft Inches. Oven 18x18x13. High body 89inobi, only 28.60. Cemented top oven plate, cnt long oen ter and bnokwall, heavy ring covers, double flrebauk and bottom grate. Top cast In (our parts, oven 18x18x12 Fire box 24 Inches. Only $18. 00, Reservoir 22. 60, Copper nickle plated reservoir $7.60 extra attached to range. You ran no risk In baying an Eclipse ' Range or Stove, everyone Is goa wtaed nd the manufacturers are back otiha guarantor. Kvnd (or a couplets itovs catalogue free. GEVURTZ, Ufa,. 173175 FIRST STREET, OREGON.