the cg;:do:i globl
THURSDAY. AUGUST . 1900,
NOTICRr .
Thi' r.iiiiit tiivHu irwHiponrtpaw tram 3
j,Ttl..i, iif (illlUm enmity. V niio In nmk
this rmiwr the li-atliiijf nvw rawlium ! 11)0
rniiuiv mill Invlle mrlni! t sin hy
..mllne in the rt theta- iwp ive
HtlHlilmrliooilB. "orretKn!eii mmt be
hkiiI hv tin? vrltf r. not nwwswrily lr pab
lirsilim."tii Hmncvlilcnwdl Kl fulIh.Hinl
tin-Mtitoi 'assume no ivsrsntsiVitlity foropm-
"Ik- who will ervvy sbout somo
print matin (et,
Tft hony1 frmtninre ot bit -
brotth to moot.
Or follow him a'.w it, with
crafty plnn,
Aud cringe for milt and ,
btvoiH, is no man.''
-THIS OLD WORLD OF OURS?
God pity the houseless, homeless
poor in this old world of ours; the
nmry earth pilgrim with no placa
to call home. God made the beau
tiful Bbtmng lakes, the winding
rivers, the babbling brooks, crystal
springs and waving forests. He
gave them to man. He gave hitu
countless millions of acres of fer
tile land. Among his princely
gifts were rich deposits of gold and
' eilver, lead and iron, tine and cop-
tier' and every metal that could
add to the happiness of mankind.
He gave us strong arms, cunning
hands and willing hearts. Man
accepted the gift and before his
BturdV blows forests were felled;
in their place sprang up cities with
golden spires and smoking chim
neys that pierced the blue above.
Fertile fields yielded their bounti
ful store of goldea grain. The iron
horse, shaking the ground beneath
and outstripping the wind above,
carries its load of human freight
and delivers its precious stores in
distant cities, bringing back the
nroducts of the artisan and the
w
factory. Over the earth are stretch
cd a net-work of wires on which
messages are borne on lightning's
win?. All these are the gifts of
God and the products of man's
labor. God sends refreshing show
ers and the beautiful sunshine and
coaxes mother earth to yield her
bountiful store. Soft, winds kiss
the beautiful flowers whose myr
iads of colors please the eye and
gladden the heart. But amidst al
this plenty and beauty there
much sadness. "Man's inhumanity
to man makes countless thousand
mourn." The rich have seized the
land. The poor have no home.
The flowers do not bloom for them, j
The beautiful places which theyj
build with their own hands afford
them no shelter. The song of the
babbling brook is hollow mockery.
Of the bountiful harvest they get
a mere sustenance, and many beg
that. The laws protect the rich
and allow them to rob the poor.
Each day the rich are growing
richer, and the poor poorer. Usury
and extortion are sapping the in
dustries of the nation. What fond
memories are connected with the
word home. ''There's no place like
home." There a man's patriotism
is anchored. There, in the atmos
phere of its wholesome influence,
his whole being ennobled. , There,
in the sweet companionship of wife
and children, his character is cast
in a finer mould. There he builds
him an altar and worships God.
There is exerted the kind of influ
ence of mother that will be carried
over the golden wires of memory,
in years to come, to guide the erring
ones when they reach manhood.
0, home! Around thy sacred altar
are clustered in golden ebeaves the
sweetest memories of childhood,
Looking back through the varying
. scenes of fleeting years we behold
the sweet smile of mother, the kind
earess of father and loving confi-
' dence of sister or brother. O, home!
In tby sacred precincts were formed
ties of love that will never go out
in life. How cruel to be robbed of
home! How great the nation's sin
that permits it! God pity those
who have no home! Ex.
Opinions differ. Iiv Boston, his
prediction that no matter whether
McKinley or Hryan wins the-stock
markets will fall, is not considered
seriously. When leading men of
State 6treet were seen, the remark
invariably was: "Oh, Keene is a
speculator, and everybody knows
his methods."
But St. Louis" financiers, on the
other hand, agree with Keene In
his statement that business pros
pects are not bright, that over
capitalization is a menace to the
country, and that a small band of
monopolists are crushing the peo
ple.. A dispatch to the Herald
says not a single banker could be
found who was willing to take issue
with Mr. Keene, although some
thought he had overrated the dan
ger somewhat. ,
T. A.. Stoddard, manager of the
St. Louis clearing bouse, and one
of the best posted financiers in the
city, said: ,. ..
"Mr. Keene hit the nail on the
head exactly but I can see no good
to be accomplished by announcing
such things to the world. Prices
of nearly all securities have been
boosted to a fictitious level, but
they should be allowed to gradual
ly settle down to their proper basis."
W. H. Thompson, F. E. Marshall,
John Nickerson, W. H. Lee and
other bankers expressed them
selves in a similar manner, but re
fused to make statements. Spo
kane Review.
For Sal.
A span ol well broke bay (foldings, 7
years oUt, weight about 1200 each,
Ajm, Oregon.. , Clvbm l. rust.
H. 11. HENI'RH'ltS. JAY BOWKI.mN.
HENDRICKS' & BOWERMAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
MUST SMLCtjrO WKTOr POKT omri, CONDON.
rinsT oooa iJwkth or stkiwks's Mici, Fossa;
CsrviHl mtMiiUon to leml business in liilllsin
and Whooler couuUiM. A NoUirS' ill each olttws.
QR. J, W. VOGEL :v
Specialist tor Refraction any
Defects of the Eye, '
Will Visit Condon Every Three Month.
-. WaU'h Local Column lor PU)S.
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
I hnve ipolnUtl as my deputies the following
persons: . , .
. ti, i.oiwtn, Aiinm,'. Ml.
L. B. Townseiul. oniion.
Charley White, I'aper Nick.
K. M. Jphniok, lone Rock,
Stock Inspector Cor Milium County, Ort'tiou.
Prevented A Tragedy.
Timely information given Mrs. George
Lone, of New Straitsville, Ohio, saved
two lives. A frightful cough had long
kept her awake every night. She had
tried many remedies and doctors but
steadily grew worse nntil urged to try
Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle
wholly cored her; and she writes, this
marvelous medicine also cared Mr.
Long of severe attack of Pneumonia.
Such cores are positive proof of its
power to core all throat, chest and long
troubles. Only 50c and 1.00. Guaran
teed. Trial bottles free at Condon Drug
Go's.
H. WAI.S
County Surveyor and Civil Engineer
Home-stead seekers located at
-.. reasonable rates.
Condon, Oregon,
To the Consumers
of Gilliam County:
tte desire to state that we are determined to reduce our large stock of'
goods and for the nest 00 days will uiake great reductions in all linos for
cash, -
By referring to your local papers you frequently note the ad. of interior",
merchants who, with conepiclous signs, Buy: "We sell at Arlington'
prices." Is this not evidence that the Arlington merchants must lead In
low prices or there would be no need for inch statosmontsT Betore pur
chasing your full supplies or the smaller bills got prices from us. ,
In agricultural Implements we have the favorite Monitor Drill subject
to four attachments, via, hoe. disc, press wheels or shoe.
The Oliver and Flying Dutchman Flows are hard to boat for good clean
work, durability arod lightness of draft.
If is no longer an experiment to buy a Bain or Btoughten wagon, as
they have but few if any competitors when' strength and light-running
qualities are considered.
If you anticipate treating yourself to a new boggy or hack do not pur
chase until our new carload of the old reliable Raulue rigs reach us, which '
will be here In September.
When Id need of a chop mill, hay press, windmill, sewing machine, or
any kind of maohinery used on tire farm, write us for prices and we will
treat yon right. 1 ', ',v'v "
9" Address all communications to the firm at the old James W, Smith (tore,
SHURTE & WEIR CO.
JJR. LCSA
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ray or night calls promptly autnrercil. .
Office in Kew Masonic Balliiinst.
CONDON - - - OREGON.
J)R. J, r. Gl'LUETTE, ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON.
OJkt back ef CenJh Drug Ce.
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
Scroll Uork; a Specialty.
Plansand Estimates Furnished
Condon : ; Oregon.
Tie' assassination of King Hum
bert of Italy was one of the most
dastardly crimes of the century,
The assassination was inspired by
the spirit of anarchy, which seeks
the death of all rulers and the
overthrow of all governments.
How to prevent the spread of the
anarchistic spirit and stamp out
that now in existence will be one of
the problems of the twentieth cen
tury. While assassins should be
punished without doubt, yet the
old saying that "prevention is bet
ter than cure" will probably be
found to apply here, as well as in
many other directions. Mild,equit-'
able government, with the rights of
the poor as safely guarded as those
of the rich, an absence of the mili
tary spirit, a recognition of the
principle that governments derive
their just powers irom tne consent
of the governed, will do more to
prevent the masses from following
the teachings ot anarchists tnan
any number of repressive measures.
Canonsburg (Pa.) Notes.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LiXDOmc at THDiLLn, Or.. July 28, 1900,
Notice ii hcrebr riven that the following nam
ed iwttler ha riled notice ot hi intention lo
make final poooi in aupport ol his claim, and
that aaid proof will be made before em E. Van
on Saturday, September 8, 1800, vtf:
. JAMES BRASS FIELD, of Otex, Or.,
a. E. No. SUM, for the KM SW, SE X WJi and
X u NKU See It. Tn 2 if. R 21 E. W. M.
He name the following wltneMe to
prove hi continnoiu reaidenne upon and enltiv.
tion of mild land, vii: Henry Wilkin and
Cliarle W llklnn. of Clem, Or.; T. A. BrauQeid
and George BruAsneW, ol Olex, Oregon.
JaI P. Le Regiter.
'His Fatal Virtue" is the strik
ing headline of a leading editorial
In last Thursday's Oregonian, the
article being devoted to a ''scoring"
of one of the leading candidates for
president. Uncle Harvey is of the
opinion that virtue has no place in
modern American politics, and that
the tmn who insists on being hon
est is bringing about his own de
feat, all of which is a sad commeo
tiry on our system of politics which
the Oregonian no doubt will insist
is the bet imaginable. .
KEgNE'S INTERVIEW.
J. R. Keene' remarkable cable
interview in the New York Herald
extracts from which, were quoted
in these columns a few days ago.
lias excited widespread interest
Eiuuu haulers and fmanciers,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
r.iwn Orvum At Tin DaU.. O.. July 28. 19(10.
Kntioa la herehv riren that the following-
named aettlerhna tiled notice f hi intention to
make final proof in aupport of hiarlaiinr. and that
that Mid proof will be made before Sam K. Van
Vaetor, U. H. t'ommiMioner. at Condon, Uregon
on Matoraay c piemoer a, :-. tiz:
W1LUAM W. BRASSKIKLD. ol Olei, Of.,
H. E. Ko. 7010, fw the HE4 N H SE and
nv.t.' KKU See .Tb 1 S. All E. W. M.
Ife name the following witneaac to prore
hi eontinnou residence upon and ealtlvalion
of nid land, ri: Henry Wilkina and Cbarki
Wilkin, of Clem, or; T. A. urannem ana
George B nun fie Id, oi Olex, Orrgnn.
Jat P. Lucas, Regliter.
Yon ssume oo rUk when yon boy
Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera nd Diar
rhoea Remedy. The Hudson I'narmacy
will refund yonr money if you are not
satisfied after ostng it It ii everywhere
admitted to be the moat occesafut rem
edy in use for bowel complaint and the
only one that never laus. it is pieasani
safe and reliable.
NOTICE FOR PTJBLIATION.
Notice Is herehr giren tht In nanmance of In
tnictlonf from the commissioner of the Gener
al Land Office, ander aHtnnrity veatwi in him by
ection Ww. U. 8. Rer. htat, aa amended by the
art of Conirrcn approved February a, 1W, we
will nrneend to oO'er at nublic tale on Tuenday
the lh day of AK.. next, at 10 o'elock a. m., at
thUonice, tne louowing tract oi una, io wu
Vii BVi See. 4, Tp. 1 S.. R. 22 E, W. M.
Any and all persona claiming adrersely the
bore4eiKribed land are advised to tile their
claims in thi office on or before the day delg-
naled nr the commencement of aald sale, other.
wise their rixbu will be lorieiten.
1. P. Lucas Reglrter.
Otis Pattesson, Kcceiver.
r. S. Und Office, at Tbe Dalles Oregon July 12,
190B. .
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Oonrt of .the State of Oregon,
for the County of Gilliam.
Shuru & Weir Company a Corporation, Plaintiff,
vs.
C. J. Oberreither, and 8. D. Ollla, Defendants.
To the abore named defendants, C. J. Ober-
reither and 8. 1). Ollis:
In the name of tbe State of Oregon, yoti ana
each of yoa are hereby notified and required to
appear and aimwer the complaint filed against
o in uie above enmiea aiuon ou or i:iure
humiav. the 13th davof Hciileinber. A. D.. 1W.
(tbe same being six weeks from the date of the
first publication of this notice), and that If yon
fail to so appear and answer the said complaint,
or otherwise plead thereto within said time, the
ptalmlirwilf anply to the court for the relief
loerein prayea lor, wnicu m iur yvjKmm
yon and each of yoa, for tbe sum of HI 74, wun
interest tbereon at the rate of six per cent per
annum from the first day of Aucriist, A. !., VWi,
and tut the further sum oi m.u, wun interest
ttram at the rate ot ten per cent per annum
from tlie fifteenth day of Awrust, A. V.,
less the sum ol fifty dollars paid October 1, ViM;
Die mm oi mieen aoiutrs psia Kovemoer zi,
IhuH, and the sum of nine dollars paid Novcm
berW. W.A, and for the further sum of thlrty
li re dollars attorney tees, and for plaintiffs costs
and disbursements in said action.
This sHmmons Is served on yon and eacn of
mu by pubilcsUon thereof In the Condor Gibk
or the periixl of six consecutive weeks, seven
Issues, commencing with the issue of Thursday,
A ui! list 2, I'ki. by virtue of an order tiltxl in the
alxive entitled Court and bearing date July 17,
l'..
Given under my hand and dated this tat day
of August. A. !., 1WJ0.
BAM. r.. VAS VA7TOB,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
CONTEST NOTICE,
V S Lakd Orricx, The Dalles, Ob., Jane 13 1900
A sufficient contest affidavit having been Bled
In this ofliee by Henry w. wener, conresian
against bomesteaJl entry Mo. 7372. made May
, tor lots t and 4 and 8 J 8 W of see. I tp.
4 8 range 1 E by Frank A, Beaton, Contestee, In
which it i alleged tbat said frank A. Beaten
faas wholly abandoned said tract, that he bas
changed his residence therefrom for more thsn
sfx months since making aald entry and that be
is not In the military or naval service ot the
United States, said parties are hereby notified
to appear respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 1C o'clock a. m. on August
1900, before H. N. Fraicr, county clerk, at bis
office at Condon, Oregon, and that final bearing
will be held at 10 o'elock a. ro. on Aug. 13, 19U0
before the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Tbe Dalles, Oregon.
Tbe said contestant having, In a proper affida
vit. Sled June 13, MX), set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, personal service
of this notice can not be made, His hereby or
dered and directed that inch notice be given by
due and proper publication. J at P. Lacs.
49d3 i Register.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Elate o! Oregon,
for the County of Gilliam.
W. R. Boycr, Plaintiff,
vs.
Chsrles Oberrcltbcr, Defendant J
To tbe above named defendant, Charles Ober
relther: In the name of the Stale of Oregon, yoa are
hereby notified and required to appear and
answer the complaint tiled against yon fn the
above entitled action- ou or before Thursday,
September 13, 'm, (the same being six weeks
from tlte date of the first, publication of this
notice), and that if yon fall to so apiear and
answer the said complaint, or otherwise plead
thereto within said time, the plaintiff will ap
ply to the Court fear tbe relief therein prayed for,
whioh is for Judgment iiKK)nt you forthesum
(limn hnndred and eight dollars, with interest
thereon at the rut of six per cent per annum
from the 2Wh day of May, A. D., WOO, and for
plal ntiffa cost and dlsntircsment tn said action.
This summon is served on you by publication
thereof tn the Comdom Wibk fur the period of
six consecutive weeks, seven issues, coimnnnc
ing with the issue of August 2nd, A. IX, by
virtue of an order filed in the above entitled
Court and bearing date the I7tli day of July, A.
u..
' Given under my hand and dated this first day
of August, A. 1. im.
. Bah B. VaM VktnoK,
AUurney for l'lulutiff.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate
by Administrator.
Notice Is hereby given that, In pursuance of an
order of the Hon. County OoHrt of GilUxia coun
ty, Oregon, mnde and entered on Tuesday, the
eighth day of May. A.D.. MM, the undersigned
the administrator of the estate of John A. Linn,
deceased, will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder lor cash in hand, the following de
scribed real estate, situate lo Gilliam county,
state of Oregon, to wit :
The north-east onartcrof the north-west alls
ter. the north ball of the north-east ouHrter, and
the south-east quartet of the north-east quarter
i section tnirty-iour, townsnip lonr aoatn.
range twenty-one. east of Will
amette Meridian, and conalning one.
hundred and sixty acres, according to V. S. Gov
eminent survev.
The said sale will bike place at the Courthouse
door, Gilliam County, On-gon, on Saturday, the
Z-itu day of August. A. v., I'M, at the hour oi one
o ciocx p.m. oi sum any,
r, ii. merHRWiwi
Admlnistrntor of the estate of
John A. Linn, deceased,
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of J. F. Grlsbam n
ceased, bas filed in the county court of Gilliam
county, state of Oregon, bis final account
such administrator of said estate and that
Tuesday, September 4, lOOO,
at 2 o'clock P.M., has been fixed by laid court
as the time for bearing objections to said report
and tbe settlement thereof. B. K. Siabct,
Administrator of tb Estate of t. f. Orisham dec.
IIAXTKI) HKVKKAL PERSONS FOR DIB-
VV districtOllice Managers in this state tore
me In their own and surrounding cminll,
V illins to i.iiv vcatlv V(t. Datable weekly. lie-
slrahle empleyment with hhshhkI opiiortuiiltles,
References exchantfi'd. Enclose sclf-aildresswl
suiiniK'U envelope, a. a. rarsou i.uwii uuiiu.
ing, Lbicago.
SEE THE
LICHT BURNIKC
Arlington
gon.
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAIl LABOUS, PROP.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS and CHOICE CIOAUS.
BILLIARD and POOL TABLES.
,' "; J FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR PRIDE.
; FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on Dravcht,
Main St., Condon, Oregon
HF.AIrO.UARTER8
FOR BIGH-ORADX
"WET" GOODS.
FINK WHtSKIES.
OLYUFIA BF.KR.
FANCY MIXED
DR1KKS.
Lower
Main street
mmwwwftinftu
' a . THE . ?
"MODEL "
A Quiet Resort.
Charles Fix, Prop.
liiniiiiiiiiaiiuiim
l f 11 S " if 1 ,f ,
BOWLING
ALLEY
POOL
TABLES;
IN CONSKCTtON.
Condon,
Oregon.
"Cyclone
"RusselC
Engines
Traction or Portable, Simple r Com
pound. Wood or Straw Burners
Threshers
RUSSELL & CO:
Automatic Stackers. WlnJ Stack-
era, Horse Power, Threhermciv
"OsT-WRITE Fo"nCATALOCOE AND PRICES, PORTLAND, OH
NEW HARNESS SHOP
now ready business
My Stock is Arriving. My Shop is Open. Call and see mo.
PLEASE READ THIS NOTICE.
F I wish to state that I am in business on my own ac- JS3
tfOT count. I have no partners silent or otherwise nor JB
87" is my shop a branch of any other institution. I am JjJ
gjO doing business for Tom and for Tom's benefit aad to JjJf
gjCf succeed I offer good goods, honest work, modcrat jpri- jgUM
fJGr" ces and courteous treatment. Let me prove it to you.
T0III1 L. P0RTW00D
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
FALL TEUM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 18, 1000.
Students prepared to take State Certificate immediately on graduation.
Graduates readily secure good poition.
Expense of year from $120 to 150.
Strong Academic and Professional couraei.
New Special department In Manual Training.
Well equipped Farming Department.
. for catalogue containing full announcements, address'
P. L. Campbkm., President, or W. A. Wann, Secretary of Faculty.
nnrm
REAPERS, BINDERS
HEADERS, MOWERS
The Jones Chain Mower has no gear,
no peer The leading grass cutting
machine of the world.
When you get ready for a
Binder don't overlook the
Jones Lever Binder,
It is the only harvester and'
binder that will cut whole
harvests without missing a
bundle,
Remember I The
Jones steei Frame Header
Is taking the lead in Gilliam and1
Klickitat counties.
We have all these machines set up and
ready for inspection, When in town
Call and see them and get our price,
LORD & CO.
F. M. 8prlngton J. A. Roagorsr
SPRINGSTON & ROGERS.
(Sucooaaora to TV O. Johnson.)
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
Hay and Grain bought and sold.
First-clasa Rigs always on hrmJ at very reasonable rates,
A share of the public patronage ia respectfully solicited.
Condon, Oregon.
GO AND SEE
AL. HENSHAW.
Who keeps a fine line of Stoves, Ranges, Linolenm, Bedding,
Springs, Valises, Hardwawe, Gloves, Cutlery, Flower I'ots,
Jar Rubbers Eto.
EX A. NELSON. J. 3. PORTWOOD.
NELSON & PORTWOOD
(Sacceasors to D. M. RIXEHART),
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE.
SPECIAL ATTESTIOJJ TO DRUMMERS' TRADE.
FIRST-CLASS RIGS' AND CAREFUL DRIVERS-
Condon, Or. Corner Spring and Church sts.
LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO.
HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager,
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
We offer a complete Btock of Fine fWruced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Ceil-'
Ing, Rustic, Ship-lap nd l! kind ot Rough Lumber. Careful
attention given to bills of speolal alzea and dimension ituff.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE.
LOST VALLEY, OREGON,
PAPERING AND PAINTING.
Full hoe of latest Wall Paper.
But! ma ton on work and materiaV
furniabed on abort notice.
Call and see my samples.
W. A. DARLING.
Subucribe for the Gi-ohk.
Only fl.50 year.
c. s. palmer;
Artistic. Barber.
Sleelc Shaves
and Hair-cuts.
Razors honed and re-ground.
CONDON
OREGON.
Subscribe for the Gi-oriK.
Only $1.50 a year
r t nni i rimrnif nil r
L. I llULLCIiULUHj III L.
CONSULTING ENGINEER.
EBtimates made on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Water
Powers, Pumps and Pumping Flants. Repairing a Specialty,
If you have anything you think past fixing, bring it to me.
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIX BUILDING
Condon, Oregon.
Dort font ttyat tye OBt; Office
!b ot il 1 in ViiiMmAu rrivinrr ihn litfont. rtnnra arifl tnrnlnor nut
the neatest job work in tho County. Einest Visiting,
Cards: latest Stationery; in shoat the "best prinUuc,."