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THURSDAY. July SO, I8S9.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF OILUAM
COUNTY, OREGON.
When the biys of the Sfeciwd
Oregon enlisted atul went to lb
P;iilip;)irttw l:nt y.i:ir, Pjrtlaml
juwpltt and PirtUul iKswepapere
had a creat deal to av a'jout the
isttions the volunteers atxindoned
i t response to their country1 call
b)ing kept opmi for them upon
their return. They talk differently
m since tha boys have elected to
hi mastered out at San Francisco,
a id receive travel pay to Portland,
nther than lose the travel pay.
in order to give Portland the op
portunity of having a profitable
blowoot.,, A Portland newspaper
intimates that there is a feeling
among the business wen of that
city that they will "get even" with
the volunteers for thus refusing to
contribute to the material gain of
Portland tradespeople by refusing
to give them employment This is
a mighty ennll spirit for as big a
tj.vn as Portland to manifest to
wards the volunteers and it cannot
but lead many people to believe
that tbe prime motive in arrang
ing for tbe proposed "reception"
was not so much to honor the re
turning volunteers as to give them
and visitors from outside points, a
chance to spend their money in
Portland.
TOO KI01D CENSORSHIP.
A dispatch from Manila, under
date of July 17th, states that the
newspaper correspondents there,
have at last succeeded in securing
a partial modification of the preva
lent system of press censorship by
which they claim they have been
forced to misrepresent the true con
dition of affairs to the American
public. The correspondents charge
that the censorship was not estab
lished for the purpose of keeping
information from tbe enemy but
for the express purpose of keeping
from the public in this country the
true condition of affairs in the
islands. The statement ot the cor
respondents, which is signed by 11
representatives of prominent New
York and Chicago papers and the
Associated press, is as follows.
"The undersigned, all staff cor
correspondents of American news
papers stationed in Manila, unite in
the following statement: .
"We believe that from official
dispatches made public in Wash
ington, the people of the United
States have not received a correct
impression of the conditions in tbe
Philippines, but that these dia
patcheB have presented an ultra
optimistic view that is not shared
by general officers io the field
We believe that the dispatches in
correctly represent existing con
ditions among the Filipinos in re
spect to dissension and demoraliza
tion resulting from the American
campaign, and to the brigand
character of their army. We be
lieve the dispatches err in the dec
laration 'that the situation is well
in hand' and in the assumption
that the insurrection can be speedi
ly ended without great increase
of force.
We think the tenacity of the
Filipino purpose has been under
estimated and that the statements
are unfounded that the volunteers
are unwilling to engage in further
service. Censorship has
compelled us to participate in this
misrepresentation by exorcising or
altering uncontroverted statements
of the facts on the plea, as General
Otis stated, that they would alarm
the people at home, or have the
people of the United States
by the ears. . Specifications:
Prohibition of reports, sup
pression of full reports of the
field operations in event of failure;
numbers of heat prostrations in
field; systematic minimization of
naval operations aud tbe suppres
sion of complete reports of the sit-uaUon-"L
...
SOME JVE W HISTOR Y.
A sensation was sprung in Baker
City Saturday afternoon, by the
detailing of some unwritten histo
ry regarding Dewey's actions in
Manila, says tbe Baker Republican.
Mr. A. Mueller, one of the man
agers of the Vancouver, Washing
ton, Hop Gold Beer Company, who
has just returned from a year's
business trip in the Philippines,
spent the day in this city with
friends. Mr. Mueller is wideiy
known as o:ie of Oregon's up-to-date
business men and is a staunch
gold republican. Amongt many
hrilling and interesting incident
with Aguinaldo. He said in part:
I went to Manila before the
war and was there aftr Dewey's
great victory. I bare studied the
situation, saw Dtewey and talked
with those dose to bin. There
was reason for Aguiivaldo's attack
on the American forces and Dewey
did not want to proceed against
him. AgniiiftlJo aued Dewey in
running bis fleet into Manila har
bor, in the dark, through the
Spanish mines, for a consideration,
to which arrangement the govern
ment at Wasnington was a party.
That consideration, or agreement,
was never fulfilled. No reason was
ever given to Dewey or the milita
ry for its non-fulfillment. The war
was carried on against the filipinos
after thev attacked our soldiers
without warning.
"Had Aguinaldo good grounds for
his attack?
"He may have disregarded the
usages of modern war by not giv
ing notice of his intentions, but
there is the firm belief over there
that we did not keep faith with
g
him. Dewey and the military were
not in a position to know, and of
course were not making our policy.
"I voted for McKinley, have
always been a republican and be
lieve in supporting the administra
tion, but think the time is here
when the administration should
rise and explain. The truth will
out on Dewey's return, which be is
prolonging for other than reasons
of health. Doubtless tbe govern
ment had good reasons for its
course, but tbe people should know
what they were. There is only one
thing to do now close the rebel
lion as quietly as possible and
give tbe islands a good government
of some kind.
"Manila is a wonderful city. Tbe
wall around it, built by the Span
ish in 1873-88' is a marvel, 60x40
feet. Three teams can drive
abreast upon its top and the Span
ish live inside of it. It is'protected
by two broad moles with breast
works between and would have
been impregnable but for the long
zunsof our navy. It must have
cost millions of dollars and thous
ands of lives."
PROPHETIC WORDS
Here are a few words from a
well balanced mind, who was not
accustomed to losing his nerve in
the most trying crisis, tie was
not a pessimist but a man of calm
judgement and faith in his country
The conditions which existed at
the time he spoke, exist now, and
in a greater and aggravated degree,
They prove the wisdom of his
words.
It is Abraham Lincoln who
speaks, a man whose words had in
them the wisdom of a seer. At times
he spoke as if inspired; as if the
clear vision of the ancient, fabled
prophets had been granted him
and this was one of the times
He said:
"I see in tbe near future a crisis
approaching that unnerves me and
causes me to tremble for the safe
ty of my country. As a result of
the war, corporations have been en
throned, and an era of corruption
in high places will follow, and the
money power of the country will
endeavor to prolong its reign by
working upon the prejudices
of the people until all tbe wealth
is aggregated in a few hands and
the republic . is destroyed. I feel
at this moment more anxiety for
the safety of my country than ever
before, even in the midst of war."
Times-Mountaineer.
At a result of the late riot in Shoshone
county, Idaho, when tbe Banker Hill &
Sullivan mill wai blown op with dyna
mite, and two or three men killed, the
sheriff and all three of the couimiwion
era have been removed from office and
trial of tbe rioters is now io progress.
Th end of the trial is not yet in sight.
CONTEST NOTICE,
U 8 hum Orrtcc, The Daixk, Ob., JmIt 10 ,1W9
A aHini-ient eonteat affidavit having been filed
In tliia oflice by Orant Kellogg, contestant,
against hoineatead entry No. 6(142. made Decem
ber 4, lHMi, for lota 10, 11 and 12 aectlon ai.Tp, 1 ,
range IV e, by Henry gchlegel, contratee, in
whkh It ia alleged that defendant baa abandon
ed aaid tract lor more than aiz moutba, aaid
partiea are hereby notified to appear, reapond
and offer evidence towbiug aaid allegation at 10
o'clx a a. m. Angaat 2fl. 1KU9, before h m. Hen
rlchs, eounty clerk, at bia oflice at Moro, Oregon,
and that final bearing will be held at lOo'ciork
a. m. on Auguat 31, WJ, before the Hegiaer and
Receiver at tbe United otatea Land in Tbe Italic
Oregon.
The said contestant having, In a proper affida
vit, filed June 10, liSKt. aet forth facta which
ahow that after due diligence, personal service
of this notice can not b made. It I hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication. JUT I. Lucas,
11124 Hegister.
NOTICJJ FOK PUBLICATION.
Land Orrics at Thb Dalles, Ob., Jh1v 17 1M.
Notice la hereby given that the following nam
ed settler ha filed notice of bia Intention to
make final pooof In aupport of bis claim, and
that aaid proof will be made before H, N. Fnuer
comity clerk of (iilliam eonntr, at Condon, Or.,
on Friday, Heptem bar lat, lew, viz:
t'HARLKt) L. BAKER, of Condon, Ore.
Hd. E. No. 3614 for the n !4 aec. 20, tp. 4 r
21 e, W , M,
He name the following witnesses
prove his contjnnoiia residence npoo and cultiva
tion of aaid land, via: S. B. Barker, If. M.
Shannon, Edward Dunn, and J. M. tfrown.all of
to
luuuoii, irrcjcoil.
JiX r. Lucas Register.
r vX
eretlre
ill Imh . waster atMhnr It mate lit Mm by
...... ... ..... vUM.it.iu.MKI M.W VWUWT"
eatttiNs 2w I'.tt. Kn. MM., m anwmtrd hy tit
of ("town ammiTV February Wv m we
will e"wwi loffer til pill Be sale on Wednesday
the 'JM Ut eaj JmK. next, lit IOu'cKm k a. m., at
thleolSwv, tn foHiiwIng tract of kiwi, In wltr
tlx S. . .N. W. & tfcv.KTp. H. K, VV.
M .
Any aart al petaona clatmlng axlavraely thi
abnve-tteerrttwd lamia mm arivtveaj 1 Sir thvd
rlnlma t thin orlloe mi car before th rly desig
nated forth eomimMioemaMit of Mtl Mht.Mher
wl thetr right will be Ha-Mred.
1. P. I.Fa Register.
lf. ldOoe, tThetiaU, Owgoa. Jua
7th, IKK). tm
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
Notice la hereby gtV that the amilersfvned
haa befit duly appointed exeeHtrtii nathe wM of
Enoch Wlthera, late of (itlliam eomely, deceas
ed. All persona harliiK ctalma agaVtisI th
est wf eaM deeedent ar therefore Wrvby noti
fied tv prewnt tha same, duly reriiled, to the
Miitenficnerirat Mayvllle, (iilllam comity, (Ire-
. or to her attorneya, nemlrtrka A Bower-
man, at Cmidon, Oregon, within elx months
fro tn date and Aral piiiiiteatmn ot tiua now.
liarmi cnie o aay ot May. itw
M.tMNDA WitHKaa,
KxernfHs 4 Ik l.as Will ana) Twtannt ot
Knoch Withers, dervaacd.
ACTIVR SOMOtTORS WA5TE0 ItVFRY
where for "The Stor the rhttlnpltiva"
hv lMrat IlMlMf1 etimmlniiinilMi h the Gov.
eminent aa Official Htatufi.ni tn th Mar De
partment The book wa written III army campa
at San Franrhxov an th Pacific with ileueral
Mernrt, In the hoapltalsat Honoiuin. Ill Mon
Konit. In the American trench at Manila, In
th Inaiinrent rami with AniiiaMo. on th
dock of the tUvmnla with ftewe. and In th
roar of battle al the fall of Maulla. ltonaiua for
aitenta. Rrimfnl nf original picture taken by
lovernment phouarraphera on tbeapot. Lanre
book. Ijw oricea. Hiir nrorlta. Frehrhl taiM.
'redtt civen. Dron all traahy nnoffleial war
nig
book.. OHlrltfroc. Addreaa. F. T. Barber.
Star luetuaute Bldt., Cbtcago. HI,
oriAruxruvnnnnruvrunnnnuvruur
DRUGGISTS'
SUNDRIES,
PATENT
' MEDICINES,
WHITE LEAD,
BOILED AND
RAW OIL,
COLORS.
Tht abovt list indi
cates tht class of
goods which I carry.
If I hai't not in
stock any articlt
which a purchastr
requires, I will get
it at ottct.
J. H. Hudson
3
5CONDON, OR.
xJVnrIsnIswnTUsIntl
B. . HEHDaiCKt JAY BOWMM4M.
HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
nmirT bcildiko wist or roar orrtci, cokdo
FIBST DOOB HOBTH Of ITIIIIl'l BB1CK, fOMIL;
Careful attention lo legal bnalnro In Gilliam
and Wheeler countie. A Notary In each orlic.
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
I have appointed at mjr depntiea to following
peraona:
W. U. Colwell, Arlington.
L. B. Townaend, Condon.
Charley White, Paper Sack. .
R. M. JoHNraic. Lon Rock.
. Stock Inapector for (iilllam County, Oregon,
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
Scroll Uork; a Specialty,
Plansand Estimates Furnished
Condon : : Oregon
C. S. PALMER,
rtisti Barber.
Sleek Shaves
and Hair-cuts
Razors honed and re-ground
CONDON OREGON
THE FINE IMPORTED CATELONIAN JACK,
"PINIKO.1
Will be foand dar
ing the season of 1899
t Cooke Bros' ranch
4 miles east of Condon, ras tare for
mares $1.00 per month. Doe care wil'
be taken of mares bat we will not be re
sponsible for accidents. For particulars
call on or address,
Wiluam Cooke, or G. G. Pashas,
CONDON, ORECON.
For Sale.
Pare bred chickens and eggs. Brown
Leghorns, Buff Lep horns and Barred
Plymouth Kocks. ICqoai to the bent in
the state. Leave orders at this office.
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to October 1 1897, will be paid on presen
tation at my office. Interest ceases after
this date. fi. B. Babkib,
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon.
Dated at Condon, Ore., Jane 3, 1899.
NON-ALCOHOLIC.
No man w ho lives on meat was ever
known to lick his wife, or ask for
divorce. A vegetable diet woman is as
cold and clammy as turnip. If yon
want yoar girl to have rosy cheeks and
vitality in her motion, feed ber on beef
steak with occasional done of Dr. Haw
son's Tonic Bitters. Hold everywhere.
Land Applications, Proofs and
Abstracts.
II. N. Fraxer, County Clerk, gives
special attention to abstracts of title,
and is also prepared to receive U. 8.
government land filings and proofs, as
well as applications for tbe parcbase of
state school lands, at bis oflice in Con
dun, Or.
UF WIEOERSCHCNI
In regard to their ageT Are
jl ney uome
in
SHOES
The come in pairs and we have tbetn in all tbe etyliib
tapes
The popular toe this season is the "Athens," ami we
also carry them In other styles.
The leather is the best obtainable, soft and pliable, the
workmanship the finest hand labor. -
We also carry a full line f ladies Queen Quality Shoe
which for style, finish and price, can't be beat.
Our lines of Infant's, Children's, Missess' Boy' and
Men.s shoes are full and complete and in endless variety.
We are sure we can please you in anything you may
need in the shoe line. Give us a trial.
SHOES
ALL COODS MARKED
LORD
ARLINGTON,
Of Arlinffton, Or.,
No.
: Transacts a General
. .
Accounts Kept Subject to Check.
Drafts sold on all the principal
and Europe. Interest allowed on time deposits.
e
! SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT TOUR BUSINESS.
M.FRENCH. President! W. W. 8TEIWER. Vice-Presidents FRANK
T. HURLBURT. Caehlaw.
DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W.W.
WARDS AND A.
rjvinjnumruxiviuvuuvu
F. T. HURLBURT. Pres. SMITH FRENCH. Seo. DAN THOMAS. Men'gr
Arlington Warehouse Co.
(Incorporated)
WOOL
WOOL SACKS FOR THE PRODUCER. 30 CTS. EACH.
Barbed Wire, Nails, Flour, Feed, Salt,, Sulphur, Lum
ber, Lime, Cement, Cedar Posts, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood
Sash, Doors, House Trimmings etc., Always on Hand.
HIDES AND PELTS. BOUGHT AT HIGHEST CASH PRICE.
SHEEP PAINT. BEST IN THE MARKET GUARANTEED.
Advances made on wool and wheatatanytime
Directors: D. M. French, W. Lord, Smith Frenoh, D. Thomas, F. T. Hurlburt
Office in Warehouse. - - - Arlington. Oregon.
F. H. RALSTON,
(8UCCESS0R TO RALSTON A 80N)
DEALER IN
Gen'l Merchandise.
Invites an Inspection of His
Stock as to Quality and Price.
LONE ROCK OR.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture Final Proof.
Lnn Office atThk Dalle., Or., June, 7 109.
Notice la hereby prlren that Kalnh Kmrnan of Con
don Oregon, haa fllwl notice of Intention to make
nal proof before H. N. Fraaer, Co. Clerk at bia
offloe In Condon Oregon, on
Friday, July 2let I80O,
on timbercultHre application No. 81H1, for the
y4 oe and VM n m, aee U, p II a, r 20 , W. M.
He name aa wjtneaava: Georgo Hanson, IOtila
Meek, W. K. rarrar, and C. W. Brown, all of
Condon. Oregon. Jay P, I,.as, Hegister.
Il'HJ
llaj !'.t In rim i:uMtloa
Pa
irs.
SHOES
SHOES
IN PLAIN FIGURES.
& CO.,
OREGON.
'-a.evvflve
seie.
Banking Business.
cities of the United States
8TEIWER. W. LORD. L. C. ED
C. HAWSON. 7
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
Notice I. hereby fltren, In the matter of the
Estate of Jaaon 1.. Cary deceased, that th'
dersiirned baa lieen dill
raaaen, mat the an
iiMilnted anmlnlatra-
trlx of the r state of tha aaid decedent, and to all
my ap
peraona having clalme aitalnst the aaid estate to
nresent the same to herattheofneeof Hendrlcka
AHowrmun her attorneys at Condon, Oregon,
wltbln si i month, from the day of tbe date end
first publication ol tbla notice.
Condon Oregon, ( Jennie A. Carr,
M'il July (1 ltf.19. I Adniliilstratrlx.
iiitt ii ami
uu.r i i
R member we are headquarters for
SHURTE Si
ARLINGTON, -
D ROP IN AT COED'S
5R00j
Next Door to Bowling Alley ArlinKton,
when you feel Ilk onjoyln flret-cleee-
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT.
All kinds of first-class liquors on hand.
R IN EH ART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, PropV.
The public will find that no better accommodations cin bo
found in this country than at this house. Aleals 25c; beds 25c. '
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELIIIC MEN.
E.T HOLLENBECK, ii). E.
Consulting Engineer. Estimates made on all kinds of
Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Pumps and Pump
ing Plants. Repairing a Specialty. If you have any
thing you think past fixing, bring it to me.
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIX BUILOINC
CONDON OREGON.
DUNN BROS.
Will take pleasure in showing you their stock of. .
ffw ' 1 1T va v-iJir,
VJiA A 1T1 VI
Condon, : : ;-
WHEN LOOKING FOR BARGAIHS GALL Oil
AL. HENSHAW-
He has a complete stock of the following goods on hand and
more coming on every train.
Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter's Tools, Paints.
Blankets, Gloves, Wall Paper, HouBe Lining.
Stoves, Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery.
Trunks, Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods.
Remember! He' will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notice.
D. M. RINEHART,
aaPROPRIETQRWaVMa.-
LIVERY & FEED BARN.
Good Rigs for Hire.
Careful Attention to stock.
Comer Spring and Church Streets,.
Condon
1 ..' I. a a MH
"liewlrM nnlll yoi
have seen the Old
Uelliible llmlfNo.
2 or Center-Drive
I loader, We enn
turnlali ell tier, and a
cnreful eatiniliiatiofi
of the latest type of
il)ill(ft Hteel lliiml.
ers will convince
vmt tHrtt thnv are
Jn"t wiit we cUluj them
to bt "the tuiwt "rlt'i't
ni') 'el In the lleailcr line
ret produced.
In sfrite nf the nnwr
rantiKl aaaertlons of some, ,
it is a well known fnrl
that more llodxes llnit
ers are innde every year
and sold ami sUy soltl '
than of all other umkes
combined ; that more
llodirs (lenders make
merry ntiuio In the liar
vest fields of hutli conti
nents than were ever
onnstrirnted by ail other
manufacturers of thla type1
of harveatert. Fur 3D
years ilxlire Headers
have been tbt leaders in
their class.
No feature of these ma
chines has been considered
good enough that could)
Tie Improved npon, sijd
we now sny with con II
ilenoe, that It la, as It hae
ever been, the peer ol all
alleged rivals In simplicity
of construction, ease ot0
Oieratioo and beauty of
finish.
If yon ere not Interested
In headers let ns show you
the ' Milwaukee Chniu
lrlve Mower, or other
rind mower we have, the
ad and Lssale Bteel Hay
Hake, or it,her jjnod rakee
we have, the I'uwell der
rick end net, which re
duces harvest espeuses, In
short let us show yon the
latest Ideas from a thread.
machine to a repair
link.
machine estrai. Cell and see at.
WEIR CO.
- - OREGON.
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