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Newspaper Page Text1 HY. OCTOBER" M. 1900. XOTU'.B. . o,, t,'.riNvf.-,.-rcpfmd:encrfii-Tn H . - t . (..iiiimi ni'iinH. wlin Viimke ( .. , .,',nn m w mvtliom f t" ( iMV! " ir HK'tHiS tO KfKtft IW I'T in t: news ot their w lye ... . . .. r! ,,.:K i .wHmi''!''' mt I r hi it r i. tt. ri"': , .l.a.MKWrt.lK (nte.-m.l Mill, Slid t. ..,!., i.-i.iit. ' re.pmihillljr iutuV"'- I . t.il.C')'0!'!' : i..v casr t. rEtiiiUfiLY. Tip eii'i3 of lftK i expected t) show a population for the United States of from 7 S,00q,(X)0 to SO.IUXV 000. The yearly current cuw i holding the Philippines therefore muounls to nearly or quite $2 per iual. It accordingly amounts train-of this morning on hi way irom Eew York, where he ha? been on business for the past Inree weeks m connection with ft meet ing of a committee of the Associated Press, of which he was chairman. Mr. Scott expresses himself in re tard to the present political outlook as being very doubtful as to the election of McKinley and Roosevelt, and eays if the workingmeu of the Rhnnld bo for Drvan and Stev enson they will be elected in spite of hell and high water. It looks at the present time very much as though it would go that way. La Crande Chronicle. This tgnttN ! on every box of the genuine Laxative tfrotno-vfuissae t rnmed that wm eM la Job Printing Of all kinds done on the short at nntiiw and at .reasonable rate. Nothing too Urge, no- : thing too small. Globe Office. iiiuiviui to lO--t)er vear for each average family. To the large majority of families in 'the -United States this : son-, is nearly or quite equal to what the heads therefore are able to earn in a week. The taxes which go to meet this most costly enterprise are collected from the people in indirect and un kservable ways. But they are taken, nevertheless, from the pock ets of the people, and not according to ability to pay, but according to .the-consumption mainly of the necessaries of life. They are paid none the less certainly, eveu though indirectly., and they reduce by so much the earnings of the laborer which go to his Bupport and enjoy ment. Suppose this system of taxation were changed to a direct system, .ml once a rear the federal tax r-itherers passed up and down the country, knoeking at the door of every family and demandind iu for what? For the holding ot a i;t.int and uowillinz people in subjection for the mere glory of it and their exploitation by tne syn ili.-atea and trusts. How long would such a policy be supported? It would be voted down witn great tr unanimity than any otherpropi- k: Lion ever was which came before the American people and barring an opportunity to vote it down, it would cause domestic revolution "A couple of months ago," says tho Battle Lake Growler, "an old man came into this office and stop ped his paper. sWe have frequently met him on the streets since that time and it is very amusing to us to note the look of surprise on the nld Wlow's face that we are still in existence, regardless of the fact that he "stooped his paper." Borne ,1 and it won'tbe very long, j , - ..... ... either, that poor old fellow wm turn up his toes. Neighbors and friends will follow Ins lifeless clay out to the cemetery and lay him tn rest siiions the flowers. An obituary will appear in these col umns, telling what a kind iainer, trno.il neighbor and benevolent citi- - sen he was which lie the recording unfffil will kindly overlook for charity's sake and in a short time thereafter he will be forgotten, as he lies out there in the cold grave yard, wrapped in the silent slumber of death, he wdl never know tnai the last kind words spoken of him were those of the editor of tne paper which he "stopped." $5.00 Reward. I will pay the above reward for the delivery ol the following tleecrtoea ooree t, vlin A Fort wood barn.- v Oiia S-vear-oU black fielding, branded three bars (II I) on shoulder, itango on Ten mile. John Maddock, Condon, Oregon. To the Consumers of Gilliam County: ... . . ........ ... iWnm.in,,l tn radnce our larue stock of good and lor the nest 90 days will make great reductions la all Hues lor , cash.- . .. . !.....!.,. By referring to vonr local papers you frequently note me au. u. .uw. ' A. .i.i. elrna. "We (.ell t Arlington nrlces la this not evidence that the Arlington merchants must lead In r " ... , . .i.i..,.i RnlcirB HHP- low prices or there woulu tie no naea mr suuu ch,ing your Ml suppUe, w the get prices from . la sgrlcnltural implewenn we nave mo in."i . to foor attachments, vis, hoe, disc, press wheels or shoe. The Oliver and Flying Dutchman 1'iows are uro w uo .u. work, durability smd lightness of draft. Tt Is no longer sn eiperiment to bny a BaiA or Btoughten wsgon, as they hsvs bat few If any competitors when strength aud llght-rumili.g qualities are considered. ...-..'..,, An nt II you anticipate treating yoursen ro a new . '"-- chaM nottt oor new carload oi the old reliable Racine rigs reach ns, which will fte here in September. When in need ot a chop mm, nay prtme, wmu , - . - any kind of machinery used on the farm, write us for prices and we will 2TAddress all communications to the Arm at the old James V?. Smith store FALL Aim WHITER ROODS HflivAnnivinc. Ws wish to s .aoAricw to our frlonds wttf ,Ptron. that our Fall and Winter stock of Pry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Underwear. Furnish ing Goods and Shoe Is now arriving ana Is larger and better sulsote than ever before. We also have complete lines of R. J, PALMER, Practical Blacksmith and Horse-shoer. Satisfaction Assured. Give me a Trial. At the Old Clark Stand Condon, Oregon. In a political speech the other day Governor Geer made much of the fact that the number of con viets in the Oregon penitentiary has decreased aboot one-half in the past four years, all of which he at tributed to McKinley'a beneficent administration. .Now comes A. JN Gilbert, ex-superintendent of the Oregon penitentiary, who, accord- in to the Lawton fctandara, ex presses the opinion that the de crease in the number of prisoners in the penitentiary is due to the abolishment of the lee system tor compensation of county officials and district attorneys. The law niacins; county officials on salaries was passed in 1893 and affected officero whose terms began subse quent to that time. It therefore took' effect in 1894, about the time when the enrollment at the peni tentiary was at the highest. Mr. Gilbert thinks this change removed a great incentive to the detection end prosecution of criminals, and that many offenders now escape who would be caught if the old ey stem were resumed. In a recent editorial the Orego nian eharees that the republicans are to blame for the gold .demo- rt Poincr back to Bryan, and gives as a reason that they received no reward in the way of patronage for their support of McKinley in 1896. The article says: Republican hoes at the trough ot f ederal patronage in .avr EtatA nave crowaeu every- V t v. ? .. . - . K.wIct olio anavl It US not Call names, let us simply say the troub le is too litue, too graspmg, w nea. The ringot jeuerai onice-noiucro . vaKntoH in irsvin una huuuici WOD IVUMv ring, precisely as exclusive and vor- acious was reouaea in uw. By savine'let os not call names the Oregonian seems to emphasize the fact that it believes tnereare some "hogs" in its own party. ATTENTION LADIES! f NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES! The larcest and best assorted stock of fine Millinery Goods Id tne county will be opened for your in snection on or about Sept. 4tn. I have styles and prices to sun evervbodv. Come and see my goods ana get my prices before buying elsewhere. LOU ELLA MAD DO CX. First door west of Stephenson'B store, Spring street. rn'T)ON : : r : : : : OREGON Superior Hoe and Disc Drills Arlington : : : Oregon.SuperiOr beeaers, Canton Plows and Studebaker Hacks, Wagons and SHURTE .& WEIR CO. ARLI GT OH LOM, JEAII LABOUS, Ylim FINE WINES, LIQUOKS and CHOICE CIGARS. BILLIARD and POOL TABLES. FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR PRIDE. FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on Dkavght Main St., Condon, Oregon Buggies JJJR. J. F. Gl'LUSTTE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office bath Cm& Drug Co. HEADQUARTERS FOR HIGUORADK "WET" GOODS. roi WHISKIES. OLYMPIA BEER. FANCY MIXED BRINKS. tniinfiiinttiiTintn . THHl - "MODEL." A Quiet Resort. H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter and Builder. Scroll UorK a Specialty. Plans and Estimates Furnished Condon : : Oregon. Lower Main street ROWLING ALLEY '.' AMD POOL TABLES . IS CONNECTION. Charles Fix, Prop. UUUUlUlUiUlUUU Condon, Oregon. I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF 3 ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES Cr When in Arlington make our store your headijuarters. There's room for all and , bargains for all and tho latch string Is al ways out. , LORD & CO. Arlington, Oregon, While it is probable that the clear weather and frosity nights which have prevailed lately will have a tendency to check tue epi demic of fever of the last few weeks, it is by no means certain that these natural conditions will, unaided, ho sufficient to put the town in a i rector ftftni tarv condition. The J citizens should use every effort to clean; up their own premises, and the city officials should also use their best endeavors to put the streets and public places in the best possible condition before the advent of cold weather. Disease germs lurk in unsavory spots, and while the form of sickness with which the town has been" afflicted LUelv has not proven fatal, we have no means of knowing but what a worse form of disease may develop during the coming winter. Wo all (shrink from even the men tinn of tvnhuid or dintheria, and, as a matter of ordinary precaution, every citizen should consider him telf an active member of a dieease preventing committee. The Globe does nut seek to be an alarmist in this or any other matter, but mere ly 6uj.s6t that, inasmuch as we have had a fuw 'mild fever germs r ith us for a few months, we should take ' active measures to .- tump thtsto out before they develop into something worse. SCOTT SAYS JTS DOUBTFUL Ju-fvpv ;- of the Oregonian, vis & inw'iB-r on tho west bound A Thouaand Tongue Conld not eipress the raptnre of Annie E. Springer, of Philadelphia, when Dr. King's New Discovery cored her of a hacking eongh that for many years had made life a burden. She say : ' After all other remedies and doctors failed it soon removed the pain in my chest and 1 can now sleep goaudly, something I Mmnmhardoine before. I feel like Bounding its praiue throagboot the Universe." Dr. King's New pis ntnk! tn core All troables of the Throat, Cheat or Longa. Price 50c and I 00. irial DOinea irw w vuu- don Drug Co.'s. The Coal Miners' Strike. A -,inenlion of the atrikinir coal miners in Pennsylvania has been called for tomorrow, at which the recent oner of the operators of an advance of 10 per cent in wages will be conaidered. Presi dent Mitchell has announced that the official of the mine workers will take no part In the qneBtion of acceptance of the operators offer, but that matter will be left entirely to the men themselves. ir,.- .n..in. wAllini and lameness . LI' Bp.i.Pn, " - there is nothing so good as Chamber- Iin's rain cairn, iry ii t "J The Hndon Pharmacy C.' W. Cros field, mgr. Oregon's Vote. In vie of the approaching election the connlar vote for President. e cast in Oregon, is of interest. In 1872, Dem ocrats cast 7753; Republicans, 11.818. In 1878, Democrats, 14,158; Republic ans. 15.208. 1880, Pemocrata, 19.040; Republicans, 20,619; Labor, Z49. iooi, Deojocrat. 24.604 ; Republicans, 28,960; Prohibition. 422; Ubor, 720. 1888, Democrats. 20.522: Republicans. 33.291; Prohibition, 1077; Labor, 363. 1892, Democrats, 14.243; Republicans, 35,002; Prohibition. 2281; Populist. 26,975. 1896, Republicans, 48,779 ; Fusion, 46,002. SHERIFF SALE. oiMer of Ue wm l..ul ot ol the tirciut CoHrt of tbestawof Oreon. Gilliam County, on the rendered on lh 17th jj'l'lS' M Cram " t 1, dfeuctanU, whivh W eiwution n.t onier of mW is to dlreihHl .rid omtiid ing me to k11 the property hewinafiOTdeKrlbjrf, ! . ,..i ..,;.f.ii,.ih tiidement of the " r."'.' J'."1?"."' " T. ,w Two Thou- SSSeW Hundred One .ud 74-1W dollars wlto inirei umwu . fliOO, and WOno tt.rner f and ,or Therefore, in coni.llnre with Mid eiecatlon Dd older ot wie, i wm ou ssihirriav. NoTemDor 2). ihuu. at the hour of W: 30 o'clock a. m. at tbeCourt a ure u. ,-iiui-m ('onntv. oreton. idsTneninfideoreUve meoUoned, the lot !): the BoHttiwuit Qnrter of w-ctlon Jhlrty for I'M', the Northwest Qaarter of S-tlon S ".."U- . .h ih. OnnthwMitOuiirter and the Sonthewrt Qimrter of mid ecttoojwenty-.ti ! htmet te Han " Ollli Coantf . OtEo, anaponwinifiy x 5""",,. Sheriff of Gilliam Coantjf, Oregon. A. A. Jats, . Attorney lor rwnun. ) HA !JD illlADE HARNESS The best is always the cheapest Get the best My harness are the best. Get them. F. M. SpHngaton SPRINGSTQN S6 ROGERS. - (uceaaor to T. O. Johnson.) Livery, Feed and Sale Stables I make and sell everything in the Harness and Saddle line including Chaps, Spurs Bridles, Halters, Horse Cov ers, Feed Bags Etc. Call and see mo. TOM L. P0RTW00D. Hay and Grain bought and sold. First-class Rigs always on hand at very reasonable raws, A share of tlie publio patronago is respectfully solicited. Condon, Oregon. RQA1D-SEE : . :AL.HENSHA Who keeps a fine line of Stoves, ' Ranges, Linolenm, Bedding, Springs, Valises, Hardwawe, Gloves, Cutlery, Flower Pots, Jar Rubbers Etc. ..-' MEET USI Notice of Sale of Reaf Estate dv executor. .a t .U.t.r nt Ibfl TUtVPF anntllf H1 in the wiU of Henry Bwk, late of iilllBniCona ty. OreKon, drawl, directing the ondjnriirned executor town tne rei e.ui " . nntlna i. hcrvliT eiTUU that I Will OO Rth davof OctObar, 1900, at the honr of 1 o-clck P. M. ot said day, at the eoart homeooor a ,, n Uoi by the CoSnty tort of (Jllli.m to""- the toflowlnic dewribed real eatate, situated in Twity-aOTTownshl? Kive Honth ol Range Minn n RH ' " . . m . ( t qnrtr of the 8oulhwt qimrUif and or' "' SI :X?t,rZZ h nf Ranue Twenty East, Willfametta Meridian, and eon taininaa) aeree, aecoidlim to U. S. OoYemmeut "Given tinder my band and dated this 21t day WA8n, taw. . -, Exector ot the eaUt o Henry Beck, deceased. whs. rim cannot aleen for coughing, it is hardly oecewrttry that any one i ,..h smi t hut. vnn nped a few .!....,. i (U.a.i.i.i.rlain'a Toiiffh Kettiertv to allay the irritation of the throat, and make sleep powinie. it ta ww.. F r sale by The Hudson ruarmaey. C. W. CroBtieia, mgr. Not on the Midway, bntatthe Gateway of the Oreat INLAND EMPIRE I rlC. UALLto, AT TUE Jterust Qartjiual aijd Street pair October 9 to 13 inclusiver E. A. NELSOX. . J.J.PORTWOOD. N ELSON & PORTWOOD (Successors to D. M. RISEUART), LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE. IsFECIAL ATTENTION TO DUUMiWR3 TRADE. FIRST-CLASS RIGS AND CAREFUL DRlVE.ua. PAPERING AND PAIMTIKC. Full hoe of latest Wall Paper. Estimates on work and material furnished on short notice; Call and see my samples. W. A. DARLING. ' ... t ti.a r! nf WhMt. Wool and Th. no f.hn ereacesi event in t" uibujit v,. , ,,, , ii. ..h.u Tim nmdncts of this proline region wm oe on eihibition, ind farmers, flockmasters and all others will witness sn exmoii that will b uotD interesting anu imhuhi, SPECIAL SOCIAL ATTRACTIONS I BAND CONCERTS EVERY DAY I NOVEL STREET PARADE! .. . ' . . i j am1 :,.i,t iri rlava of sifflit-welng and Lt... Th. .ill r am Die accommodations lor all guests, tome ana The Dalles will entertain yon. Peodn.r from all sections rennested to make exhibits. No charge for space in the fair buildings. No entrance fee. Reduced Rates on all Railroads and Steamboat Lines. COME TO THE DALLES. Condon, Or. Corner Spring and Church sts. LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager. RQUCH AND DRESSED LIOER. I We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting o! Flooring, CelF- Ing, Rustic, Bhip-lsp ana an sinua 01 un aumin... . attention given to bills of special sines and dimension stuff. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE. LOST VALLEY, OREGON. GlIHam the Best. fiamuel Ilockett. a former resident of FerrvCanvon. writes the Olobs from Snntann. Wash., that since leaving uii- I F ' . . . , liam countv last May he has traveled extensively over Oregon, Washington, Idaho. Montana and British Columbia, but that he has so far foiled to find a eormtrv that will compare with grand old Gilliam county us an all arouna piace to live. Mr. Ilockett says Waehlngwn will give Bryan 20,000 more votes than she did in 1806, the Oregonian to toe contrary notwithstanding. Stop thw Cough and workeorf tne Co!d ' 1 nVj,K..a n.nWAn.OllllllM THhlptS CttrS S SOld .i.v NoCiirn. no Par. Trice 2S cent,. C. S. PALMER, prtistK Barber. Sleelc Shaves and Hair-cuts. Razors honed and re-round. GOMDOM - - - - OREC0M. pa. tUKA PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Pay or night calls prompUy answered. Office in sow Maxonic jsajwins. CONDON - - - - OREGON, n. , nKDBicits, JaV sowbbuak. HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN, ATTORNEYS A I l-AW. -nxTsuiM)isa wist or rost ornca, comdon; flBBT BOOB HOKTH Or atKIWBB'S tOmiXL. CnrfM attntim to leuftl bnalnea, In flllllam and W heeler eonnUea. A Notary In outh ollleo. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT , v.m.. 4. h.,.K. tfivAn that the andereiKne!, admlnUlratriJt of the estate ol Thoi. Yoangds ceaaed, has Sled in the coanty ewut of GUItam enmity, state ot Oregon, Dor Anal aecotuw as each adminUUatrlx of laid eauite ana urn T.u.i. Mnvambert, 190O, at t o'clock P.M., has been (lied by said court aa the Ume lor hearing obections to aaid report mmi tt :st!nt thewot Mabv A. Yocso, Admlni.tratrlx of the K0ts ol X!;?.a Young, deccaHd. KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. tAOrncAtTH Daw-ks, Oa.,Hept, 2S1M0. Notice Is hereby (clvcn tnai '" namwl settler h.s Sled notice of hi; intention to make final proof in support of hla 1 anotnatia iiroui win w praser, coHhty olerk, at Condon, Oregon on Tburaday, Nov. 8, IWM), vl: JOSKPH K, POSS, of Condon, Oregon, Hd. E.No.7112 for ths w n e , sud w S Vt, a. A T ID P. M W.. W. M. ITe mimes the following witnesses pro h eontlnaOMS reideie apon and eal; ""J v': a airl. of Condon, Oregon, add (ieorijo Maddem, of lone . r- T.v U 11,1, UfHliltUir. uocjfc, uieou. . wv - - Treasurer's Notice. All conoty warrants registered prior i.h,i.,i l ifiiio. will m naid on tre- enlalion at mv olllce. Interest ceases after June 23, 100. P, II, tJTBl'HKKHOJI, nilllnrn conntv. Oreeon. Dated at Condon, Ore., June 23, IU00, Treasurer's Notice. All city warrants registered prior to n.. i lann aiiil ha naid on oresenta- , ..... , F . tinn atmv office. Interest ceases after Aug. 20, 1900. P. H. erat'ilgssios, City Treasurer, Condon June 11, 1900. . E. T HOLLEnBECK, r.1. E. CONSULTING ENGINEER. Estimates made on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Pumps and Pumping Plants. Repairing a Specialty, If you have anything you think past fixing, bring it to tne. HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIX BUILDING Condon, Oregon. Don't fort ttyat tye QljOBr; Office is still in biminesB giving tho latest news and turning out the neatest job work in the County. Finest Visiting Cards: latest Stationery; in short tho "beat printing,"