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Newspaper Page TextKISER & HOSS Contractors and Builders South Church Street CONDON OREGON J. frank Wat, Pretlrfanti tdward Dunn, Vka-PreaWent; Nathan farnawarth, Caahtari Andraw breiaar, f. M. PIKer. No. 70fl9 ' First National Bank of Condon Cnpltal $2A,000 DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS No matU'r how lari(i no matter how small, thin bank will give your business Ui caMul Mtteiitlon which. Ha central locution and personal interrst warrant. Draft Ittued oa all parti of Ua World. Wa eolicit your patronage S I. IARKEX, rWM JAY BOWEXXAlf, GILLIAM COUNTY BANK Capital $AO,000 Trammels a Oimral Banking IUiMlnoH. Do nit'atii' ami Fundgn Kit-hanir bouttht and sold. Mrpclon-H. B. BARKER, JAY NOWKRMAN, C. 0. FORTWOOD, J. P. KKIHACIIKK, K. T.CUX. CONDON, No. 3QIH ARLINGTON NATIONAL BANK ARLINGTON, Capital, $50,000 Tianxaota a General Ranking Busine. ItU-r of Credit issued. Ex iliungu noli I on principal citii'M in United States and Kuroe. Your patonago solicited. J. W. FRENCH. Pro. r. T. HUKLBURT. THE PALACE HOTEL. UUaiN MYI'RS, Proprietor4 Mont commodious Hotfl in the city. Table supplied r with tli rut thfl mnrlfft r a - . t . b given wi ma comiurt oi I Tickets Good for CONDON, !b- A-auti LIBERTY MARKET V. I. PARKS & CO., Proprietor dealer in All kind F?rh nnd Smoked AletitM. rJlH on Frldciya t i i Main Street Condon Meat Company JOHN HARRISON, Manager Fresh and Cured Meats, Beef Pork, Mutton and Veal......... A SHARE OJv YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED Corner Spring and Oregon Streeta CONDON, OREGON J. C. HARDMAN CONDON LIVERY BARN HARDMAN & RAMSAY, Proprietors Special Attention to Teamsters' Trade. First-class Livery Service. Hay and Grain for Sale. CONDON, ALBERT DAMS ...Livery and Feed Stable... Our li very stock is first-class. Best attention to boarding ttock. You patronage is solicited. , SPRIINQ STREJBT. CONDON. OREQON JOHN ELI AS House, Sign, Car riage, Fresco, Graining & Pictorial Painting CONDON OREGON Vfc PittUeat C 0. rOSTVOOD, Cukto OREQON OREGON Surplus, $20,000 Vice-Pro, 0. D. STURCtSS. CuhlCT at!iirlii firuuinl atlitntiutt f guctiiH. ; : . : 21 Meals, 34.00 OREQON Condon, Oregon J. C. RAMSAY OREGON LAAAAA-J IN THE NATIONAL HALLS OF CONGRESS '.-...' Friday, April 3. Washington, April 8 Ia making an effort today to get tb enate to agree opoo a date for taking a rote on the railroad rata bill, Tillman made the mportant itatment tbat one week more probably would exhauit tbe gen eral debate. lie failed, however, to secure tbe consent of Aldrich, who eald that be would not be willing to agree to rote on the bill until it waa more nearly perfected than it now la. Daring tbe day there were tbree ipeecbei on tbe rate bill. The first of these waa made by Elkins, who, while expressing tbe opinion that the situa tion demand legislation, indicated many defect in the pending bill. Gamble followed in support of tbe bill, and Kean closed in opposition. Elkins was frequently Interrupted, and several spirited colloquies marked the progress of his remark. Do senator being pre pared to speak, tomorrow, the senate adjourned until Monday. Washington. April 6. Tariff railway mall subsidies, denaturiied alcohol and enlarged postal facilities for Western cities were tbe feature of the debate in tbe bouse today, i What were al leged to be tbe iniquities of tbe Ding, ley law, so far a tbe manufacture of watches is concerned, were discussed by Ralney, of Illinois, wboee tariff revis ion speech wa listened to with much interest. Tbe "stand-patters" made copious notes for tbe discussions on protection which are foreshadowed. Without touching tbe merit of the poetoffice appropriation bill, which nominally waa under discussion, the house at 6:15 adjourned until noon to morrow. Thursday, April 5. Washington, April 6. Tbe poetoffice appropriation bill, following an imme morial custom, was made the vehicle for a number of speeches today baring no bearing on tbe subject under dis- usslon, but of general interest to the country The right of labor were dis cussed by Towne, of New ork: goods road, by Lee, of Georgia; railway mail pay by Steenerson, of Minnesota, and protective tariff by Ralney, of Illinois. Incident to hi speech on labor, Towne spoke of the increased power given tbe speaker of the house by the rules now in force, lie said tbat, if tbe bouse erer bas it ancient dignity and power restored, it will be after it has vmdi cated tbe right of discussion of all pub lic question. Washington, April 5. In the senate today there waa a re-echo of tbe White house conference of last Saturday rela tive to the pending railroad legislation, and, while the discussion ended in good nature, there was a time when the feeling was qaite intense The incident .. . I lk. .U.. f . . V L Stone, which waa deroted largely to a discussion of tbat conference. Elklna ha given notice of a speech on the rate bill for tomorrow and Bailey for a speech on that subject Tuesday. The Texas senator will reply especially to the criticisms made by Spooner and Knox, of his plan for a limitation of the power of inferior court in granting injunction in rate litigation. Newlanda continueud hi argument in support of his proposition for the national incorporation of railroad com panies. A supplemental extradition treaty between Japan and the United States has been signed. . Wednesday, April 4. Washington, April 4. In the senate todav Newlanda discussed tha railroad rate bill and Daniel tbe question of the lack oi representation by the Southern states in the public service. New lands advocated amendment to the rate bill providing for the national in corporation of railroads, and announced mm8eu as iavorame to tne govern mental ownership of these utilities Daniel's speech- was based on a provis ion in the urgent deflcienev annronria Hon bill for the representation of the United State at the next Pan-Ameri can congress, to be held ' in Rio de Janeiro next Julv. The deflcienev bill was amended so as to provide for more delegates, and as amended waa passed Washington, April 4. The house during its sesBion too ay listened to a criticism of the president on the part of Fitzgerald, New York, for the fail ure of the chief executive properly to advise the house as to the objection he had to the bill opening 505,000 acres oi land for grasing purposes in Okla Pay for Conference at Rio. Washington, April 3. The senate committee on appropriation today re ported the urgent deficiency bill with a number of amendments. The proviso is added to the appropriation for dele gates to tbe International Conference of American States at Rio Janeiro, Bra sil, that the delegates shall be appoint ed so that as far as practicable they shall represent the different sections of the country. An appropriation of $50, 000 is made to enable the government to participate in tbe second interna tional peace conference at The Hague. boma territory, instead of. advising the member of tbe Indian Affair commit tee as to tbe weakness of tbe measure, so that it might be amended to meet the wishes of tbe commissioner of In dian affairs. The poetoffice appropriation bill wa taken up, but beyond an explanation by tbe chairman of tbe poetoffice com mittee, Overstreet, no headway wa made. Tuesday, April 3. Washington, April , 3. Senators Long and Allison were under cross ex amination by their brother senators to day on the White house conference on tbe former' court reriew amendment to tbe rate bill. After Long bad spoken at length in support of bis amendment, both tbe railroad senator on tbe Re publican aide and tha Democratic sen ators wanted to know more about it paternity. They scented in it being discussed with the president and hia advisers by a few of tbe friend of the bill before it introduction in the sen ate an invasion of tbe sacred preroga tive of tbe upper bouse. Long and Allison successfully fenced with tbe questionsand refused to divulge what transpired at the conference. Washington, April 3. By a rote of 202 to 26 tbe bouse today passed "tLe national quarantine bill. Tbe bill place the control of all quarantine station, ground and anchoragea nnder tbe secretary of tbe treasury and di rect tbat as soon as practicable after tbe approval of the act he shall select and designate such suitable place for them and establish the same at such point on or near the seacoast of . the United State or tbe Mexican border a in hi judgment are best suited for the same, in order to prevent the introdns- tion of yellow fever into tbe United States. The bill further gives the secretary of the treasury tbe right to establish a quarantine station at tbe Dry Tortngaa islands and at such other points at or near seacoast, not to exceed four in the aggregate, as he deem necessary. Tbe bill carries an appropriation of $500,000. Monday, April 2. Washington, April 2. The amend ment to the house railroad rate bill agreed to at tbe White house Saturday by friends of tbe bill, providing for a limited review of order of tbe Inter state Commerce commission, was offer ed in the senate today by Long, of Kansas, but be was not able to get the floor to make his speech. The princi pal speech was made by Fulton, of Ore gon, who spoke for the bill. It waa a legal argument bearing upon the con stitutional questions involved, and in terruptions were so frequent that the speech amounted to a debate . on law points, where the speaker divided time with tbe a majority of the lawyer of the senate. Nelson, of Minnesota, and Heyburn, of Idaho, made brief speech es on the bill. Washington, April 2. Chief among the measures passed by tbe house today waa tbe so-called "personal liability" bill, which has been favored by the army of railway employe throughout the country, and which practically had a unanimous report from the commit tee. Member of tbe house showed great interest in the measure, and, had a division been called for, the bill would have had an almost unanimous vote. Another measure changing exist ing law. which excited a filibuBtering opposition, waa the bill permitting the fortification of sweet wine and levy ing a tax of 3 cent a gallon on all wine thus fortified. A number of bills were passed under suspension of the rales. The personal liability bill makes each party responsible for its own neg ligence. It also renders void any con tract intended to restrict the liability of the employer for tbe negligence of employes. Saturday, March 31. Washington, March 13. This being war claim day in the house, only those directly interested in the legislation in the private calendar were in attend ance. The house during the four hours it was in session considered and passed 179 bills, many, however, sending the particular claim to the court of claims for adjudication. Previous to taking up the calendar a bill wa- passed granting to the Capital City Improvement company, of Helena, Montana, the right to construct a dam across the Missouri river in Montana. Square Deal In Alaska. . Washington, April 2. The secretary of the interior today Bent to congress a draft of a bill which he recommends to be passed providing that, whenever mineral entries are made in Alaska, six months' notice shall be given instead of 60 days, as at present. Under existing laws it has become a common practice, particularly in remote mining districts, for entrymen to bold off until the mails are virtually-closed by bad weather and then forward their notices to Juneau. In this manner persons wishing to in stitute a contest are precluded. Jar Bower .aa I. w. Buvvar ATTORN tYS-AT-lAW Practice In all tbe Court. V. 8. Commie. al'iier in ottua. Final Proof, and HUufS Uaao. Comer bumiuH aod Oregon si. COS DOS, OREGOJf lABMAff AFABKEB D. R. Parker U. W. farmaa ATTORNEYS-AT-IAVY raraftil attention to all leral bunlne-a en Irut-1 to our care. Oftlcca at Condon and At , llnawu. C0Nr0. OREOO! AHU.NtitON, OKE003 L W.PAEUSO ATT0RNEY-AT4.AW Notary PubSc and Coveyanccr CONDOX, OEEOOJI J F. WOOD, If. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Par and Mrht Call! promptly anw era. Onic, second Vloor Barker Hulldlnj, corner COSDOS. OHEGOH lfAKY BOWEBMAK, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office on Summit St., First Door Wert of F. O. CONDON. OREGON E. KENNEDY, H. D, ' ; . , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office. Fecond Floor Ladlae BnlWina. En trance aecond door aoutA llrat Katlonal Bank. CONDON, OREGON T. L. MCKLIN DENTIST Office aecond floor Palmer Balldlnf , Booth Main btreet. CONDON, OREQON A. MANN DENTIST Crown' and Brldga Work a 8peclalty. Vjfflea oputair- iu Bowerman Building. CONDON, OREGON vv. GOODWIN . CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Eatimatei Furnlahed. Special Attention to Job Work. - CONDON, OBEGOS j R. WFXLS AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR Ptrict attention riven to bnneaa. Salaa can. ducted. Valuationa given. X CONDON, OREGON Oregon akdUmor Pacific 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY Through Pullman standard and tour ist sleeping cars dailv to Omaha. Chi cago, Spokane : tourist sleeping car daily a - . .i v i . . . to rvansas cuy ; torougn ruuman tourist Bleeping cars (personally conducted) weedy to Chicago, reclining chair cars iseata free) to the East daily. LOW RATES I Tickets to and from all parts of tha United States, Canada and Europe, For particulars call on or address D. TIERNEY, Agent Arlington, Oregon 0. R. I N. TIME TABLE Trains Depart from Arlington EAST BOUND No. 2 Chicago Special 2:30 P M No. 4 Spokane Fiver 11:15 P M No. 6 Mail & Express. 1 :20 A M WESTBOUND No. 1 Portland Special 12:12 P M No. 3 Portland Flyer.. 3 :13 A M No. 5 Mail A Express 2 ;08 A M D. TIERNEY, Agent, Arlington, Or. IQWERMAN a SXOVER (TO W&K