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Newspaper Page TextTHE COKDOH CL03L THURSDAY APRIL "8,1604. THIS PAPER EAT Tdt'erVifi'iTit Am-itry, lit Hunimme Shut, Nin Krwnrimt. ohfornlii. wht-re cdbu-iwU (or tdrL-rtixliig run to mult fn It. The Smoot investigation lit Washington in nidi going on. While Ihey are at it would it not be well to look into the a!t records of otne of the other members of the Senate? 'I Uve nel ClmtnlHTUiit's Stmeh ml L'fer Tnhlets with tnot iitithictory rfHiilln,nMyt Mrs. I ltel, llvn ton, Tei. For-ln. Illation, hllirenei id (vintiVHtiun llifse laUlcts Mre imwt vxrellenl. For bhI bv Condon rimrnmrv. There promises to be a warm time at the demorcatic national convention between the Hearst and Parker factions. From the present outlook it tteems that either can keep the other from getting the nomination but will be unable to land the plum for himself. A Great Sensation. There was a big sentation in Leesville Indiana, when V. tl. Brown, of that place, who wns ei peeled to die, hud his life raved by Dr. KinirV Ne Dinvery Vtr Consumption, lie writes: "I emttir ! insufferable) agonies from Asthma, but your New Dlsc-ovt-ry gave me iio me diate relief and wmn thereafter effected a rompiete enre." Similar etires of Con mmption, rnenmoiiia. Bronchitis and Urip are numerous. It the peerless remedy for all throat and Lang disoaa is." Onlv50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by Condon Pharmacv. Some people are of the opinion that editing a newspaper is a snap. When they see the editor out around town trying to chase down an item or two they accuse hiui of loafing and neglecting his business When be is in his office wrestling with an edetorial they say he is a dead head and dees not try to get the news. No matter what hedoes somebody kicks. Robbed the Grave. A Startling incident is narrated by John Oliver, of Philadelphia, as follow?: ,-I was in an awful eomlitfon. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken. tnngn coated, pain continually' in . Itack and sides, uo appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had ifiven me .np. Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters; to uiy great joy, the first bottle made decided improvement. I con tinned their use for three weeks, and am now well man. I they robed the grave of another victim." No one should - fail to try them. This remedy is for sale by Condoi. rharmacy. - . The Russian government has issued art edict placing newspaper correspondents and spies on the same footing. Any seeker after war news caught near the scene of action will be promptly shot. We were never of the opinion that a correspondent was an angel but to be placed on the same footing as the enemy's spies seems to be car rying matters to extremes. BestCouarh Medicine for Children. When yon buy a congti medicine for small children you want one in which you can place implicit confidence. You want one that not only relieves but cures Yon want one that is pleasant to take, ('hamherlai n's cough remedy meets all of these requirements. There is noth ing so good for the coughs and colds in cident to childhood. It is also a certain preventive and cure for croup, and there is no danger whatever from whoop .ing cough when it is given. It haa been used in many epidemics of that disease with perfect success. For sale by Condon Pharmacy. There seems to be some be some question as to whether the Russian battleship, Fetroplovlovsk was sunk by the Japs or . by the care lessness of the Russians in placing -i their submarine mines. It seems to us that the' most reasonable ex planation of the disaster is that the ship was trying to turnaround in the harbor and collided with some part of its unpronounceable . name. .This would surely prove fatal. Sciatic Rheumatism Cured. "I have been subject to pciaiic rheu matism for yeara.'Vaya E. II. Whldron, of Wilton Junction, Iowa. "My joints were stiff and g ive me mncb pain and dieuomfort. My "joints wool, I crack when I etraightened up. I ued Chamberlain's Pain Balm and h,ive I wen thoroughly cored. Have not had a pain or ache from the old trouble for many months. It is certainly a most wonderful lini ment." For eale by Condon Pharmacv. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take IjixkHvo Br.nnii Qiiiiiine Tablute. All (truKKivt refund the money if It (nils to cure JC. W. ti-ove's aiimaturtt in on em.h box. 25c Subscribe fur Thk Globe That the Rockefeller have enor mously increased their holding of railroad stock daring the past two years is no secret among the big fi nanciers and stock manipulators of New York. x John D. Rockefeller's greatest source of income is from Standard Oil, which yields him, ac cording to a recent estimate con- M.ierni n-nnnie, iron. f.i,vw,iw to $215,000,003 a year or ab.mt $2,000,000 a month. His income from other sources is about half as much, making a total of about o(i,000,000 a year. With such a stupendtious income he is natural ly on the outlook for profitable in vestments, for which railroads of fer an inviting field, and he and a few men associated with him W. K. Vanderbilt, James Stiliman, Standard 0.1 magnatt s Flagler and Rogers and J. P. R tokefeller' son and brother, not to mention George Gould are lately acquiring a tre mendous foothold in Ihe railroad; world. It was noticed that not long ago when the New York Cen tral desired. to negotiate for a small temporary loan of 15.000,000, it was not through J. P. Morgan, who has hitherto managed that great road's financial affairs.but through James Stiliman, banker-in-chief to King Rockefeller. And Mr. Still man recently became a director of that road. J. D. R ckefeller, docs not take to the position of railroad director himself, but in most cases uses a representative for that pur It is believed in Wall street that the Rockefeller 'crurl' is secur ing a dominant interest not only in the New York Central, but in other great lines. Wall, street fi nanciers, according, to one. of the best informed men in New York, estimate the Rockefeller holdings, in stocks and bond." as follows: Missouri, Kansas it Texas, $45,000- 000, Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul, 30,000,000; New York Cen tral, 23,000,000; Missouri Pacific, f 18.000,000; New York, New Hav en & Hartford, $15,000,000; Dele- ware, Lackawanna & Western, $12,- 000,000; Lake Shore, $10,000,000; other roads, $43,000,000; total. 1198,000,000. It will be notictd that all these are high class roads and big money makers. In thedi- rectoriate of most of Vhem William Rockefeller represents the family interest. He is a multi-millionaire himself, and of more of an active turn for such business than his el der brother. Young John D. is a director of the M. K. & T. and D. & L. These, it will be observed, are mostly Vanderbilt roads, and it is surmised that Rockefeller in tends to succeed Vanderbilt as the great railroad magnate of the east. At present the Standard Oil people are directly and heavily interested in about twenty-five thousand miles of railroad, and this keen ob server says that with their unequal- ed money power the Rockefellers are moving irresistibly to the front in the railroad field.' If this be true, why Bhould they not move westward and northwestward, "ir resistibly?" If they are at the back of Mr. Harriman, what is to stop him, from finally gaining every thing in sight in the railroad world that he desires? Great indeed is Rockefeller; but some day the peo ple will at once discover that they are greater than he, and that they can benefit themselves by exercis ing for themselves the powers which he now so largely exercises for him self. Oregon Journal. Serious Stomach Trouble Cured. I was troubled with a distress in my stomach, sour stomach and vomiting tpells and can truthfully say that Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me Mas. T. V. Williams, Lninij-i- hnrjr, Mich. These tablets are guaran teed to enre every case of stomach trou ble of this character.' For sale by Condon Pharmacv. TyCCIflErfY. I wish to announce that I have opened a full line of millinery at my residence on Summit ' Street, near post office Street and dress hats &o Miss Catherine Greixer. For Sale or Trade. We will sell, or trade for a good stal lion, onr fine four year old jack, Samson lie is a fine animal and a sure foal getter. For particulars" call on or ad dress, Cooke P.rch., Condon, Oregon, CONTEST NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. United State Land Offlc. The Unllv. OtvRvn, March 2. UN. A mifflrtent contwUltVUvtt hurtii bn Bttf.1 In this office by K.MI K. OWwtmtd. rmitvmn, mmlrwl bomwtwiit entry So. SAX. nl Jan. IS, l)l, fcirK4SW,NVWaiJ 8WV,N W S0 on tt, Townhlp J Runs by UChlollirlHtciitv,li which It U mUcrviI that Mid ttonro U OwluMUt hM MM b II v or rwlit on Mid tmot lor mora th lx month -lidtmrillfalU'dt.cUtViib ortm.mv or rooiiie on nM tract unj that curb fUurvnd (bamlonracnt !illxit:amt Mid allcirml abwnoe wmih duo to employment In tlw army, navy or rort empa of the I'niUsI Siato dmluK Ui otwar: Mid partie ar hereby noWVfd toappear. nupond and odtoenJciice touching said aliena tion at 10 o'clock. . m. on May I. MX. before Jay Boworman. I'. 8. tVmmllonr. at hU oflW at Condon. Oregon and that final hearing will be held at Xo'cVrk a. in. flu May before th R?siter and Receiver at the I'nited State Land Office in The Dalle Oretron. The mid eontwtint having. In a pmper afrUa Tit. Hied March 22, IWI. et rorth tact which ahow that after due dellgvticc peraonal rvlc ot rhi notice eanuot be made, it i hereby ordered and directed that n-h notion be given by due and proper publication. . Michl T. Noun, RegUter. CONTEST NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. : United State Land Office. Th Dalle. Oregon, March II. 1301. A mIScient ronteat affidavit bavtug bea bled lnthit office by M. A, Bennett, eontvut, agatntt homestead entry Six 7.!8, tnade May 2, IS99, lor N'S w! and Wi S Et. !ee. S Tp 5 Range 54 K by Frank O. Brandt. Oon tatee. In whleb it U alleged that laid rank O. Brandt baa deserted and abtndoned said land tor a period of more than ix inontha lat pact, and during that rime ha tailed to realde thereon and has also failed to cultivate or Improve mil land for two yean Ut pat and all of atd tail-area-ttill exUt. That the desertion and aiweiu e of (aid Frank O. Brandt from aid homvl aJ claim U not due to employment in the army, navy or marine rorp of tbe I'nitetl States duriint time ot war: ani l pardon are hereby notified to appear, rvpond and offor evldencv touehluK wtd allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on April 30, 1901 before J. B. Goo. C. S. CommiMioner, at hi office at Lone Kork. Ore,, and that final hear ing will be held at 10 o'clock a. in. on May lit, 1901 before the Register and Receiver at the I'nit ed State Land Office in The DalleaOregon. The said contestant having in a proper am davit, filed Jan. 23 im. set forth fact which bow that after due diligence personal service of tbi notice cannot be mida. It I hereby o-dered anddirected that uch notice be given due and proper pnblicaUon. Michael T. Noi.av. RegUter Notice of Administratrix's Sale. In the matter of the estate ol Johu Maidot'k. deceased. Notice is hereby given that In pursuance to an order of the county Court of Uilliam County Oregon, made and entered on tbe l.May of March 1901 th e undersigned will sell t private sale ou or after the 16th day ot April 1904 for cash in hand lor the highest and best price obtainable therefor, subject to the confirmation of the said county Judge ''of Gilliam Comity Oregon. Lots One (1) and Twelve (12) In Block Five ,5) in tbe City of Condon Oregon together with the buildings and appurtenance thereon and there to belonging consisting of the Condon Hotel and other bailding, also including all furniture and cooking utensils used In and about said Hotel, Wltnesa my hand this ltub day of Maroh 19M. Sarah A. Haddock, Administratrix of the estate of Johu Maddock, deceased. Date of first publication March 17, 1901. t Saw Mill ForSale. Steam saw mill with capacity fur ten thousand feet ter day. Double mill, npper and lower saw, edger, cntuff an i planer. Complete outfit an I all in if.xi.f condition. Will be sold at a bargain. Anvone interested slfinl I al lrei the undersigned for full particulars and terms. Mill is now located 10 mile south of Hard man, Morrow county, Ore gon, where it may be seen. W. L. Mallurt, 43tf lone, Oregon. For sale. Two good residences in Condon. New, modern 7-rooin ruttatfe with four good lots. Very demrdble location. Good 4-room cittagn with one lot, close in; desirable location. Reasonable it Mold at once. For par ticulars inquire at this office. L D. S. CHURCH SERVICES. Serviced every Sunday at 11 a. tn. anil 7 :30 p. m. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening". Sunday School at 2:00 p. m. Religin every Friday evening. Everybody cordially invited. 11. C. SSIVEMT, President. i. L. Neal, the well known auction eer, will give the strictest attention to all business entrusted to his cute. It ou have property to sell ronnilt hi School Clerk's Notice. All school warrants of School District No 9, Gilliam County Oregon, register ed prior to February 8, 1904, ate now payable upon presentation at. mv office. Interest ceases after April 12. 1904 P U. STRIIIk.K.SoN. School Clerk. QR.L. B. SMITH, OSTEOPATH. Graduate of the American School of Ostoopatby, of Kirksvllle. Mo. Appendicitis oured without the nseof the knife. 409 Oregonian Bid?., PORTLAND. - - OREGON, M ART BOWERMAN M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at J. F. Rcisacber's Residence. CONDON - - OREGON T. BROWN M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Day or night call promptly answered - Office lu Condon rintrmacy Iiaililiiig, CONDON ORECON J C. LAZIER M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. X-Ray and all forms of Electrical treatment given at othce. Office opposite Bank Building. ARLINGTON, " - - ORECON. The LORD THE QUALITY STORE, LORD & CO. LORD & CO. Condon Milling Co. MANUFACTU.fER OF High Patent Flour, Graham Flour, Germ Meal. Chop, Feed. STKAM-UOU.El) WHEAT ANI) UAULKY. SCALE OF Senin Rolled BurlfV . .I2.KK.) SA'atn Rolte.1 Wlinit. 23 00 Priwn liable in Every mick "four tlour in fully Fred Wilson. I THE BANK.- WILSON BROS., PROP'S. .Everything new and A CENTLEMEN'S Finest quality of Ci- ptrictlv firs t-c 1 a h h New Stone Building, s 5 CONDON, - C. J. STUBLING.The Dalles, Oregon YOU'LL TAKE HARPER Sure. When you can get a flood, Pure, Well Matured Whiskey of exquisite flavor and undoubted medical qualitiee, ynu're not going to ask for a cheap mixture of Spirit, Glycerine and 'Ageing Oil. Tu fact.when you can get HARPER that'a the Whiskey for yon to drink. And you can get it too because Jeff Neel is Agent for Harper Whiskey. Wholesale r Kentucky Liquor Store Hopf Gold Bottled Beer. Old Grandad, Jesse Moore Special attention given orders from out c of town. When in Arlincrtnn rail on ma i DTJxnJiuxnjinru j lAjiruxruTJu uu uxnin Estray Steer. A r,l an.' hite litnt-r rHiiiw to nrir ra,,el,atAjainNovemta-r 102. I.r , 1 , , .. . , , ., h,1 U, on hotl, hii.KHii.i left rihr.; ear- mark, mvmIIow ff)rk in ri(lit ear and filit in left. Age nimnt 4 yearn. Owner Hhoul.l eome f, Hr,l.. prove j,r,..rtv ami wv eoHrieea otherwiHf eer tl! i colli jiconlirn; (l ;,vi - Mai.kv ''.it. M . Aivil ! )r , u' .1! Wanted to Sell. C'iiintv rijjlit'. on Im'hi Helin. . i hol'l nrticif- fver inventef) . 1 1 v V, . ( x ran Hell it. Wrne for ititm nu.tioii A J Maijks, 4J5 405Elibe St., I'ori hind Oregon. Quality Store & COMPANY Watch this space for "Quality Store" Spring Announcement ARLINGTON. OREGON. MICE?. Mill Feftl 415.IHI Flour. pT ll)l 4 (Mi change at any tune. (ruanintet'd or money retumled. Frank Wilso RESORT. jar. Wine, Liquors 3! West Side Main St.. jj' c - OREGON. 5 Distributor. J. L. ROSS Prop. 5 Harper and Whiskey. 3 w-w v w w sciwi riari rutru uxnjxnjiAnvinjinnniruiA' ' l 'AK-TttfHTWOKTIIV I.ADV t il vi:S tlt'iiiiin to mniiiiK.- buln!s in this Oo'iutv nml ; B,ijoliHi,K terrliry for ho.ie ,,f i,( fi,im i,il utmi.lliig. $.0.0() straight ru b .,lnrv uml ex.; ' " i-nch .Moii'lavlir-ct fp.m heilimr. tVn- '7,7 m""u-v """"'- tMr l-r- , , J.inufo, HI. u;y2 i ! To Csire a- Cold 1i Seven Minion son boxes sold in pt 12 THE ARLINGTON IMPLEMENT AND HARDWARE COMPANY namiline Kngim-H, Wngona. Fariiung Implcment, Bolts, Nailn, UangtM, Timvari', Oranito wuro, Careittr'ci Ttutla", Lock', HingOB, Mafhiu. Kitran nml Oil, Axl lireaao, Harb Wire, Wire Netting, Extiaa f r HuHMfl Tfir.Hhrra. (IrimltitoiioH, eto carriftl in gtock. ARLINGTON onnAAnnjiAnn nntnarmnrinru runAAJ u nAnnnxunrim nniAAAtn rJif 5 71"S?77 ' iTi'il iV-i to CHOP FEED . CONDON. QTUlaLAArw nnnn rt n i-i - pirst flatioial BaK of oydot). Capital $25,000. Does a General liankinR Business. N-.-n.alt.'r h..w large. mailer how Kinall, thia Hank will give y.uir biiHiiMM the careful attention which its centralisation and personal interewta warrant . J. Frank Wataon. Proaldent; Edward Uunn, Vlc-Praaldnt ' N.Uhan t arnaworth, Caai lor, AnOr.w Crelner. F. M Plltr. Drjfts issued on all parts 0 the UUUinjUaM;eluinjUULni.MMinnnniii,i,r THE CELEBRATED . . COLUMBIA BREWERY . . AUGUST BUjCHLER, Prop. Ol 'tl,,- Hl,.t. -r .- wll-k....n t.reerv the Ut.ite.l Rtateg Hfnlth ll.-..rii f.,r Jni,.. -JK. ID 00 ", lf.r Htr...r hrw nt-ver enlerel the lahrato, v ..f tl,,- ( nn,.,l mi th nln, r.,.rtf,. It i- Mlwol.ttelv devoid of the MHihlj.t In,,-,, of H.-liiitHriii ion. lM,t on tl, ,.th.M hii, m, .'ne.l of the Ik-H of malt ttt.,1 ,.!.! -t of h... It. t.,;n- qMnlill.. re of t.h hitfl.Mt ami it ., -,,! ,,), tln.tfreaf.-i iH-n-iii Hh, N,i,-f,.i,m ,v hT.ihohl ami yonnir !(. ,.n ...nKr.enti,H.lv I,.. ,,r,H,-, , !.,) J.v tt... ph vhii in wiih Om certainly ' a h, "''r. l"iieM.rnnirH whlt-me h,.vt rMK,. i-oiihl no) poilily be 'haind." East Second Street, THE DALLES, ORECON. Condon Now Occupying Our Own Finest Beef, Pork, Mutton" ..We recommend and guarantee our own make of " Sugar-cured HaniH, Break fast Ilacon, Lard Sau . wage antl Bologna ' " Try thorn once and be convinced. 1 nnn 1 1 a njTjxaAAAA The Summit Hotel, ,D. M. RINEfiART. Prop. New Buildinf? and Furnishinfjg. Finest Location in the City. FirPt-clans in Every Reppect. Well Aj..,ii,ted Ball) fur use of (iiie.MtH. Our Table is Supplied with . the Beat the Market Aflbrdn. Gonunerclal Trade a Spcolaltu. Spring Street, One Block East from Main. ' waaa IIIUIII, nrutruTj-umrumnnnnruuinn 3urri.r in anrnn mombs. TLos sptsti:ret ALBERT DAMS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE Our Mvory Stock is First, class. Hest attention ttf Hoarding Htock. Your I'atronnge Solicited. SPRING, STREET. .CONDON Treasurers" Notice. All county warrant! rendered prlof to Sept, l.HXKJ. will In) paid npon pro nutation at tny tidier. Interest cail after Ajir.l 0, 11)01. r. u. f t M'utNHoii, Treaattrer ot CJIIIIatn county, t)reoit. All cri)in desiring to letila llielr ac cuiinia with u during our iilnrtvt from town can do au liy railing at Ilia Condon I'lutiiiacy wliert our UmI liavo baatt Ivfl, !?,! M'RtNttaTtfit A RnakRa. Threshing Outfits for Sale. W Itavtt lor lata alx or fVfn larfa ami mall lliivKlilnir tmltlta, aoina II tied witlt iKirrciafr, t)i'jcr with aiMiu. V can a nad rttf for 450 or "0. NV liavtnti rttf wlilfli daa la-cn run only 40 day which ww will trad lor lioraca. I'artiva In mmd til a Ihrfahlny onttll will find it tttthfir alvantai;i to Invratigatt our lino ol bargain, (.'all on or ad Irca a, Itt Oregou Trading IK. Wco, Urn, .BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICEsT rrcachlng acrvicrt on tlt Firat, Tlilr and Fourth Hundaviof the month at II A. M. and 8 1'. M. I'.Btor holdi rvlco at Maj villa tlit Hi'winl Sitnday In rach month. Sunday Kc.h'Mtl, 10 o'clock fvcry Sunday iiiorning, 1'rayr mritiiig, Thtiradav rvenlnga at 8 oVIm k. Kvcryho-ly cordially Invited to alttnl thca in'rvli'fi. K. C. Flowkrm, I'aatoi Atlvertino in Tub (Jiodk. OREGON. THE CONDON . LIVERY BARN till RAMSAY, PROP. rxi lit HiK nuoii to rler'a traili. Firni-rlana ri tlt k ami careful driven. 5 ;sF0R SALE. " ' (J OREGON. i world, Wt solidt your patronise itnrol Meat Co. New IluildingMain Street. AAAAAJxnjnAAJiAAAAAAjirtAAnAnnnAAin.n nnz Caret Cri ia Two Days. yrinri box. 25c.