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Newspaper Page Texta 2. I TOO, KOTU.-K. '1 tiv'n? mritcH ovn-fptiidnr frtws all U ii -ri-i' 5L' 31-mHt.ifr IH'W. ttwdtgltn Of tto. iii ami Invite our Si l.'Miln ta misliit an by ' !:-wt 'i the nf of their rmpve lv ' !; ;, iir!nnii. mKnten mint ' f - : ii hv He wHIt. not HmwMi Mf for pnb- ItriiUiMi, bm tmnm-vliU'iicpoit'iHul faith, and tiii'iiiitur HiMin' im wiimnsililHtj ftiropiU' ! XiiMl Uf ounvapotiOeuta. B 0 UT JREGISTRA TION. If, a person failed to register within tha legal time according to ':;'.n o of tha act of li!)9, to-wit, h :t.vHti January 1 and 5 o'clock p. i if the 15th day of May, he is -sarily disfranchised. There is .-..ii a remedy for him. Klectors who are not registered and who desire to vote at the preei d'jotiftl election, should lose no time in preparing the means for doing so. Registration blanks to le witnessed by six freeholders tan be obtained at the county clerk's office, n nd these may be sworn to before any notary public or justice of the peace. Young roen who have become 21 years old since June, and who were deprived of rogistra tion before, must fill out registra tion blanks, and ought to do so muiediately. Persons who have full citizenship papers who are not registered and who are otherwise qualified, should also have certifi cates filled out at once, if they do not want to be deprived of their votes. If a man registered before the June election and has since moved into another precinct from the one where he registered he must sub scribe an affidavit three times, and produce six freeholders who . will swear, in connection with his own affidavit, that they are personally acquainted with him and with his residence, and that they believe his statements to be true. The elector in such a case should hunt up six acquaintances, freeholders, before election, and have the necessary affidavits made before a justice of the peace or notary public; these presented to the judges of election will be sufficient. Otherwise he muBt have his Bix freeholder wit nesses appear before the election board at the time he presents his ballot, and the judges can take the aiSdaviia without the intervention of the justice of the peace or notary public, iiut trus causes delay in voting and it may not be easy at the last moment for the elector to collect six freeholders who can subscribe to tha necessary affidavit. If the voter will obtain a copy of the registration law and notice section 15 thereof, he will be able to steer his course clearly. tt -.'...tt tl.d Ir-.Kiici tJLl, , . the paopla ty which Lo' am,".-.-.! and is sua asiiassing bis wealth, ana strife M ail his power Co t2eet a reform in that direction, people might have more faith in- Ma sin cenfy. fe strenuously object even to an income-tax, and there is perhaps no other way amen ne could benetit so many people, and do it so effectively, a by paying a big income-tax. When ever a man who preaches charity and reform and the duty of rich men to help humanity squeals about paying his taxes, he can pafely be put down as a moral humbug. Telegram. yet in The ntbrac:.te coal trust is largely under the manipulation of J. P. Morgan, the very rich banker in New York. The coal railroads which are under this man's thumb are: The Reading railroad, capi talized for $77,000,000; the Lehigh valley railroad, $60,000,000; the Erie railroad, $187,000,000; the New York, Susquehanna and West era railroad, $70,000,000; Delaware and Hudson railroad, $30,000,000; Central railroad of New Jersey, $150,000,000; New York, Ontario and Western railroad, $60,000,000 a total capitalization of $690,000, 000. On this vast sum dividends are drawn by a handful of people, which to a large extent are manip ulated into the pockets of a specu lative clique of a set of gamblers in Wall street, while the men who toil in the mines are expected to bo content with a pittance. Capital and not "water" or moonshine capital is entitled to returns only after labor is paid a liberal wage. At present capital or what goes under tha name eatieSea Its greed first and leave to labor the pleas ure of "working for nothing" and boarding itself. Under a govern ment of the people the men should be considered first and the dollar afterwards. The Pittsburg Gazette says the labor ng classes should be satisfied with their lot because the poor peo ple have good health, while riches and high living destroy the health of the rich. Well, now, isn't that rich? It's good for the workers to starve a little so they will be healthy and can make the rich miserable by having too much! Ye gods and little fishes! What great brains control the daily press! The down trodden should chuckle every time they are robbed because the king will have more to induce the gout. The following editorial comment appeared in the Oregoniaa on May 4, ISffS. That paper talk differ ently now: -. "Already we are in one of the gravest perils of war the clamor for territorial aggrandizment. The fever of conquest once io the blood is hard to allay. We have no further rightful nse for the Philip pines than as a base of present operations and a hostage pending fiinal settlement A coaling station let us retain there, but our profes sions in this war debar us from re tention of even Cuba, which is more naturally within onr scope than the Philippines. If the war is prolonged we shall certainly see rapid growth of vehement demand for acquisition of territory we should not take. It may be strong enough to turn the scale of a presi dential election. For sprains, iweiiinn and lameness there is nothing bo good aa Chamber lain's Pain Balm. Try it For sal by Tb Hudson PbarmacTC. W. C roe- field, mgr. Shingle-Eating Coyote. A shiogle-eatiog coyote is reported at Beech Creek, Grant county. Harry Hal- stead, manager of tbe Beech Creek La ru ber Company, made tbe discovery. Mr. Halstead was at a loea to understand wbat animal was destroying bia shingles. Tbe shingles bad been cbewed and gnawed as if a pack of dogs witb a special appetite for shingles had been given permission to help themselves. Investigatioa proved tbe warsnder to be none other tbaa a coyote. He eren cat one of the wire bands with which tbe shingles were baled. Jnst v lit t ob ject this destructive little animal had in view in (has waging war upon this pile of shingles is a question. Whether be bad a grudge at 31 r. Halatead for de priving hita of his sheltering forest by catting tbe trees for bis mill; whether be bad an intention of asing some of this prod oct of man's mechanism for his own domestic purpose; or whether be was jealous of man's superiority over bis mora lowly order of animals, and wastbua bursting those shingle bales asunder for the parpoee of acquainting himself with the arts and sciences of making shingles, will probably never be known. At any rate, be succeeded in destroying a great number of shingles before being checked ia bis devastating career. Telegram, b UviBf addition "TW 4-U A f . . Of Gilliam County; hwiU so her hottae. Ki'v, Edvf srl Outrun is at lose this week. Dr. Kuedy I here from Arlington on professional bnslness. rta alpistar ! tvwy bo or tba pmuta L&X&uve Broso-Qidslas Tab. few nuatxiy tlw em-re m ta ka aUt Job Printing Of all kinds dons on the short est notice and at reasonable rates. Nothing too large, no thing too small. Globe Office. J R. T. L. KK-ELM ' DENTIST OSes over T. H. Stephenson's store. CONDON OREGON Bs J, PALIIER, Practical Blacksmith and Horse-shoer. Satisfaction Assured. Give me a Trial. At the Old Clark Stand Condon, Oregon. Mr. Carnegie is talking again about the sin and shame of a man dying very rich. The public is banning to regard Mr. Carnegie as a hypocritical old bore. He is liable to die any day himself, and if lus wealth) ia soch a burden on his conscience ho could get rid of it easily. But he professes that rioh man should . dispose of his wealth while alive so as to beneGt humanity. Then why doesn't he, if he knows how? lie gives away about one hundred thousand, or loss, to each million of his income. ,.U tliis rafe he won't dimiuigh his '"stlh very rapidly.. JU Uncle Androw would Wo me enlBcientlv 1 il to locture i rulisti. When von cannot aleeo for coaehina. it is naraiy necessary inal anv one aboald tell too that von need a few doses of Chamberlain's Congh Remedy to auey me irritation of tbe tbroat, and make sleep powrible. It is good. Trv . ars r I . i. . m it K ir sate dv i tie tiodson rnarmacy, C. W. Crosfleld, mgr. Arlington. Independent Oct !. i. J. Portwood, a representative of Condon, was on tbe streets Saturday. M. E. 8amraers, a fanner of the Con don section, was in Arlington Saturday. J. II. Downing, of Condon, was in town on Wednesday witb a load of wheat. Mr. Downing got a test of 61 pounds on bis volunteer. Frank Brown, a member of the 67 m of Mary Brown & Son, well known deal ers in cattle in this county, was a guest of tbe Hotel Grande Monday. It is reported that L. C. Edwards has disposed of his drug stora in this city to Dr. Hudson of Tbe Dalles. There ba s been no change in tbe management op to this time and this is chronicled as the merest rumor. A. B. WesterBeld, who arrived here last week to relieve I. G. Dorris on tbe Record, during the latter's absence while on a visit at Cascades, met with the misfottone of falling witb one of tbe heavy forms of that office, receiving se vere injuries, soeb as will no doubt lay hun op for some time, lie returned Wednesday to his borne at Lafayette. He is a brother of W. I. WeateriJeld of the Grew Valley Journal. We know how to' sympathize with our brother contemporary, and unhesitatingly testify that each "pio" is not taken with a ATTENTIOII LADIES! ! KEWSTCSE! KEW C80CSI MEW FSICIS The largest and best assorted stock of fine Millinery Goods io the county will be opened for yoor in spection on or about Sept 24th. I have styles and prices to suit everybody. Come and see my goods and get my prices before baying elsewhere. LOUELLA MA000GK. First door west of Stephenson's store, Spring street CONDON ::::::: OREGON to tell tbe property ImvintfterdeMribrd. lor the pHrpow of MtMyln tbe jw1mnt of the pinmin in mmvi rnm ior to. fHm o! im Ttiott- SHER1FFJ3ALE. Nottra 1. berabr rirm that .n nrniHn .nil orrter of mit m iwiied ont of Uie C'trrHlt Conrt oi uie nmie 01 uregon. Uliiiam t o.ntf , oa the Rixlered on tht I7(h day of Keotemlx-r. Iwa. In f.for of The Amorlcao Norttun Com pan r of Scotland Limited, plaintiff, and agaiuat Barab E. crura et ai, aclenuanta, wdictt aald axeeutloD and order of aalcij tone directed and command- nir m to ten toe pro la Mid cam. and Kirfit Hundred One and 7S-100 dollara wittt Intereat thereon at s Kt cent per annum mm rit inn ai. UAn.nkA ii.k n - eoala and dlabnnementa of Mid mtt bd u l,S.J0, and f 100.01) attorney fesaad HxMf for taxe. paia oil mormreq premiaea. Therefore, In compliatK with aaid exeeaUoa aum oiaer oi eat.; i wiu oa Saturday, Norsmbsr 3. IOOO. at the hoar of 10:30 o'clock a m. at tha Court nnweooor inuonnoo, yiliura County, Oregon, ell at enblle aoetlon In tha hlrhMt Mildar for eaao in hand, io the orpoae of aatlilylnir the lodgment and decree above mentioned, the fol lowing deaert bed real property, to-wit: Tbe Kortbeant O Barter of election Twentv-aexm -tl, HIV OUMUKUI KIOMTUBT OI BeCQOtl 1 fllrtV. four (M): the North went OHartar of (Wrlon TwenlTii rjtu. and tha ionthireat On.rter and the gontheaat Quarter of aald aectlon Twenty-ilx f). allot aald bind being In Towunhlp One (1), Heuih of Range Twenty-one (21) Kaat of the Wif lamette Meridian, in Ollllam County, state of wRim, aii'j eoiiuunina rt acraa more or leaf. Iwled thlt 2nd day of Octobar, 19U0. W. WILCOC. Sheriff of Gilliam Couutr, Oregon. A. A. JTg. f Attorney for FlalntlC pafu!:;s Alio pa!:iti::s. Fall line of Utest Wall Paper. Estimates on work and material famished on short notice. Call and see my samples. W. A. DAELIN8. C. S. PALIIER, Irtish Barber. Sleek Shaves and Hair-cuts. Razors honed and re-ground. CDMOOH GSEGOII. NOTICB OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice la hereby given that tbe aadenigned. adlnttrmrfx of the eatate of Thoe. J Yeangde eewed, bae filed In the county court of 01 II lam eouoty. tat of Oregon, bar final aeeoaai a sock adnlulatratrix Of aald aatate and that Tuesday, November 6, 10OO. at i o'clock P. M., baa been flxed by aatd cet u the time for bearlnf obieetloo to (aid report and the eottlemcnt thereof, Uaar A. Yooao, Admlufatratrli of (he Eatate oi Thot. Young, decrum'd. We desire to state that we ate determined to reduce onr largd flt'oclr of goods and for the nest 90 days will make great reduction, tn til lines for cash. ; By referring to yonr local papers yoa frequently note the atf. of Interior merchants who, with couspiolous signs, say: "We soil at Arlington prices." ft tins not evidence that ths Arlington merchants mast lead la low prices or there would bs no need for inch sUtesmentsT Before par chafing youe fall supplies or the smaller bills gt prlofs from us. In agricultural Implements we have the favorite Monitor Drills subject to four attachments, vis, hoe, diso, press wheels or shoe. The Oliver and Flying Dutchman Plows are hard to beat for good clean work, durability a rod lightness of draft. It is ro tongor an experiment to buy a Bain or Stonghten wagon, as they have but few if any competitors when strength and light-running ( qualities are considered. If you anticipate treating yourself to anew bnggy or hack do not pur chase until oar new car load of the old reliable Kaciue rigs reach ui, which will be here In September. When io needofachop mill. hay press, windmill, sewing machine, or any kind of machinery esed on tbe farinfc write us for prices and ws will treat yoa right. CSSrAddress all communications to t&i firm st the old James W. Buittu store, FALllf IB WHITER GOODS H017 AOOIUiL'il. We wish to S i-iounee to our friends arid patrons thtt our Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods, Notions,- Clothing, Underwear, Furnish ing Goods and Shoes Is no arrlvlilg' end Is larger and letter solt'cWtT than ever before, SHURTE & WEIR CO. Arlington : ; : ARLIflGTOtJ SAL JEAN LABQUS, PHOP. FIXE WINES, LIQUORS and CHOICE CIGARS. BILLIARD and POOL TABLES. , FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR TRIDE. FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on Dbaucht. Wo also havo complcto lines of Superior Hoe and Disc Drills, Oregon. Superior Seeders, Canton Plows and Studebaker Hacks, Wsisrons and 0 Hi Main St., Condon, Oregon Buggies iT f T !fTTf I T f ffTf !i ? nit it HEADQUARTERS . FOR HIGH-GRADE TLJ C BO VV LING wet" goods. i inC I 8 ALLEY "MODEL." POOL OLYMPIA BEER. TABLES FANCY MIXED , , 1 dunks. a n..:a r . o cosnectios. mmmmmmiimmJmmm A Quiet Resort Lower , . Condon, Main street CharIes F,x prop. Oregon. iMM -3 ALL CCCOS MARKED l FLA! 13 FIGURES C- I HME A SPECIALTY OF UAQD MADE HARtJES The beet is always the cheapest Get the best. Mjr harness are the best Get them. When in Arlington make our store youf headquarters. There's room for all and bargains for all and the latch string is si . wsys oat LORD & CO. Arlington, Oregon.- F. M. Sprlngston J. A. ftodvara SPRINGSTON & ROGERS. " (Successors to Tt G. Johnson.) Liverv. Feed and Sal a Rtahlne I make and sell everything io the Harness and Saddle line including Chaps, Spurs, Bridles, Halters, Horse Cov ers, Feed Bags Etc. Call and see nie. TOM L PORTWOOD. Hay and Grain bought and sold. First-class Rigs always on hand at very reasonable rates, A share of the publio patronage is respectfully solicited. Condon, Oregon. GO AND 8 EE L. liECJSHA W. State Normal School mmmrw, Oregon. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 18, 1000. Stndents prepared to take State Or ti (feats Immediately oa graduation. Graduates readily securs good portions. Expense of year from $120 to (150. Strong Academic and Professional courses. Hew Special department in Manual Training. Well equipped Farming Department. For catalogue containing fall announcements, address P. L. Camfbml, .'resident, or W. A. Wam, SecreUry of Faculty. Who keeps a fine line of Stores, Ranges, Linolenm, Bedding, Springs, Valises, Hardwawe, Gloves, Cutlery, Flower Pots, Jar Rubbers Etc. E. A. KELSON. J. I. PORTWfKin" NELSON PORTWOOD (Successors to 1, M. BIKKUAKT), LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLE. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRUMMERS' TRADE, FIRST-CLASS RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS, Condon, Or. Corner Spring and Church sts. VICTOR MARDEN LOSTVALLEY lumber co. Manufacturer cf and DcaUr in Harnai and Saddhs- m HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager. -Fine Stock Saddles a Specialty- IP t Guarantee Our Pricet to Phast and Our llork Io Gift Satisfaction Call when in Tht Dalits or writtor fritet and information. T tie Dalles, Oregon. ROUGH AMD DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a complete stock of Fine Bnrfacsd Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Cell- ma, ui.h, OTiip-iap ana an ainas or Kongo Lumber. Careful attention given to bills of special sites and dimension stuff. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE. LOST VALLEY, OREGON, R. M'KA PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Pay or night ealls promptlr annrrrerj. Offlr fa Mew Masonfe BnlMln. CONDON - - - - OREGON. a. a. Rimraicia. jat iowenmik. HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN, I ATTORNEYS AT LAW. riforr stiir.Diiro wtT or roar orrtca, cohooii; I riRaTDoow Koara or arsiwsa's bbick, rnaaiL. Carefnl attention tn Ifii hmlnnt fn Ollllaw aad Wbceler eoHUtlaa, A Nounr In each ofllc. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Lamb Orrics at Ths Daixb. 0,,Bcpt 29)900. Hollos fa herebr alr.n that tha fnllnwlna. named arttler haa flirl notleof hfaintanrlon to make na) proof In .npport of bl. claim and that wild proof will be madabefora H. N. frmser, ocmntr clork, at Condon. Oicgou on Tbundar. No. , 1, yl! JOSEPH t. torn, of Condon, Oregon. Hd. E.Nv.7112 for th. w n i, sod w W e ffee. 14, T. t S. B. 22 K. W. M. lie name. th fuUowfns witnaaaM tn prova bia conUn mi rotlduiio apon and eul TKtioo of aaiij land, vU: V. H. r?tavn.. Geonra Mnora and tt. rtinrfhin. of Condon, Ortwon, and fVeorur U.ddnn, of tone Kock, uhkou. Jat !. Uta Kvglalsr, Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants registered prior to January J, 1809, will be paid on pre sentation at mjr nllice. Interest ceases after Jons 'a, 1DUU. P. H. SrfcpifKNKOif, Treasnrer of Gilliam connty, Orfifon. Dated at Condon, Ore., June 23. 1800, E. T HOLLEnBECK, HI. E. CONSULTING ENGINEER. Estimates mado on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Pumps and Pumping Hants. Repairing a Specialty; If you have anything you think past fixing, bring it to me. ' HfinilllSlkWWBiai aa. . iwMii,UAJtUKa in IKE FIX EUiLDlNC Condon, Oregon. Treasurer's Notice All city warrants reslntered Dee. I, 1809. will be paid on presen tion at my office. Interest ceases alter AUg. W, m0. P. JI. STm-HEHrloK, City Treasurer, Condon, Juue II, 1000. Doij't port tlpat the (JI0BF Offiee fesenta- ' , N . In still in business giving the latest news and turning out the neatestjob work in the County. Finest Visiting Cardg: latctit Stationery; in short tho "best printing" '