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ARLINGTON.


r. II, Atusworshy has bis new resi-
dspcs about completed, which he will
ocr1py ID y als0ro sime
ColwelTs sheep came IN from the
mountnius the hrst Of the week 10 their
winess Eaigc.
The Northern Pacific r. r. land agent
vas III this section last weeN disposinR
Of wlat land the GO. had. left in Gillian
cvnntY~
r. r. Cox, Capt. Nelson. Hfs f. II.
Maanlnck. Il. Beeciay, Carlisle and. Gol-
w*si1 nt wosse hnnfing the FIRST ofthe
week and succeeded III killing an even
nsfy birds,
Onerhalf inch OF snow fell here The
m.iddie or last week bnt did not lay on
she ground but short time. This has
Roen an unusually dry ball for this coun-
ary-
Our eiiloisns r. n. agent, Mr.. +. G.
Nindle, has acce pied . position as agent
II payton. Wash. Iie has had this
effies fer the past four years. We hate
% Isss sask good Peopls from our town.
The Arlingtor Beaf viii reorganize
tsisn week as some III its members have
pnne SWAY ard others rnme ta the city.
We have the best band in the county.
There il some uneasiness among stock
men as to their stock this winter, The
rrars Is very short. and il is getting so
late there IS no chance for green grass
Nnless the winter is an exceptionally
mild one.
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500 Raward.

will pay the above reward for the
recovery Of 4Oe head OF sheep, lost FROM
nv hands at the head waters Of the
lnhu Day river, sometime between the
dates of September Goth and October 10,
1898. Part of sheep lest were branded
VII, and part were branded VIII
pay 20 cts. a head for all sheep recovered.
S. B, BARKER.
Condor, Or.
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Auctioneer.

hereby offer my services to the peo-
pie OF Gillian county in the capacity Of
general auctioneer. All business en-
trusted to my care viii receive the most
careful attention. Will attend to ad-
billing and all preiniinaries
when desired. Will attend sales in any
part ofthis or adjoining counties. Terms
reasonable. Call on or address
GEo. l.. NEALE.
u Condon, Or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-17
NON ALCOHOLIC.

No man who lives on meat was ever
known TO lick his wife. or ask for q
divorce. A vegetable diet woman is az
cold and clammy as tnrnip. II yon
want your girl to have rosy cheeks and
vitality in her motion, feed her on beef
steak with occasional doses of DIR. Haw-
sons Tonic Bitters. Sold everywhere.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE, The DALLEs. Or, Nov. .. lses.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice Of his intention to
make final proofin support OF his claim. and that
said proof will be made before II. n. Frazer,
comfy clerk OF Gillian county, at Condor, Or,
on Thursday, December Is, 1885, viz;
GEORGE W. sCH0TT. OF Olex. Hid. E. No. 1903.
for the ma nwl4 swI nws4 and nwA swl4. sec
%. tp IS, 20 e. ". NJ. He names the following
witnesses 70 prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation Of said land, viz: p. +. cason,
j. 4. Walker, Jean Lebors and W. B. smith, all
OF Condor, Oregon.
ni040 JAY P. Lucas. Register.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, Or. Oct y, 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention 10
make final proof in support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before II. y. Frazer,
county clerk OF Gillian county. at Condor, Or,
on Tuesday. December Is, 1895, viz:
MICHAEL E. SUMMERS. Hi. E. No. Feo,
for the Ell selt see 4, and ~ swL sec 3, tips $,
r22e ". NJ. He names the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon ana
cultivation o5 said land. viz: Jacob biehl Mike
White, Harry May aud W. }. Smith, all OF Con.
don Oregon.
n3-s9 Jay 2. LucAs. Register
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-17

a eflAE Sfl4fcfroRs MANTEp RxifRY-
4 = wIsarc'lu The Story al tho rhilippiNes's
hy AtenAi HAlsteBa. commissioned hy the Gov.
erTsmtnt as OIiieiai Historian 10 the War De
rafunenk The Beck Mas Written III army camps
at san Francisues un the pMcihc with NenefaA
Merritt. h the f0SpitaiS at Honolulu, III Hong
koues nj the American trenches ut Manila, IN
the fnSurgenf camps With Agniaal5o, on the
dcekoi the Olympia With Dewey, ard iii the
fosf OF battle Nt the fall of Manila. Bonanza for
agents. Bgimful Of original pictures taken by
soysrnment photogfaphers 81 the spo, Large
tlfesiSt ggven, Drop all trashy Nnoilcial war
books. Oatflt free Address, r. =. Barber, See'y.,
Star Insurance Bldg, Chicago III
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture, Final Proof.

s LASD OFFICE, THE DALLEs Or. Oct 26, '9s.
Notice is hereby given that John A. MeMOrfis,
Of Condor, or, has filed notice Of intention 10
make final proof before II. N Frazer, county
clerk, ut bis Office in Condor, Or, on
Saturday. December 10, 1898.
on timber culture application No. 2s27. for the
ew NJ sec u, tp4s,r2 e, W. NJ. He Dames ~
witnesses: Godfrey schilling, r. NJ. Pitt =. J. T.
Downer and y. q. May, ulI Of CondOn, Oregon
n3-99 JAY r Lucas, Register.
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SHERIFF SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ execution and order OF fale was issued ont
Of the ciicuit Court Of the State Of Oreeoh, Gil
liam County, on the 10th day OF October, 1888,
upon decree therein rendered on the 20th day
OF september, 1893 IN favor Of The Oregon Mort
gage Company, ilfInited acOrpornti0n) plaintiffs,
and agaiust Emma Cole. 3 S. Cole. jay Brown
aud LOuHniln Brown, defendants. which said
execution and order Of snle is TO me directed and
commanding me 10 sell the property hereinafter
described. for the purpose Of satisfying the judg-
ment 0f the plaintiffs IN said catse for the sum Of
-Four Hundred and fifty Dollars tsi50.00l with
Interest thereon at 70 pei cent per annuIn, from
the First day Of Jnly 1896, and the costs and
disbursements OF said suit taxed at $40 and $75
attorneys fees Therefore, In compliance with
said execution and order Of sale, VIII on
Saturday. November io. 1898,
at the hnnr Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ at the Court
H0nse door In Condor, Gillian County. oregon,
sell at publiC auction TO the highest bidder for
cash IN hand, for the purpose OF satisfying the
Judgment aud decree above mentioned, the
following described property, to.wit The South.
west Quarter tsWI41 OF Section Thirty-two f32) in
Township Two ~ North Of Range Twenty-Five
(221 Eest Ol the Willamette Meridian, in Gillian
County; state Of Oregon. containing I60 acres.
Dated this lith day Of October 1893
w. L. WILCOX
o1a3 shcT1d OF Gillian Co, Or
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture Final Proof.

8 LAKD OFFIcE, THE DAII.Es. Or, Oct 26 1898.
Notice is hereby given that Frank n. Plitef.
OF Condor. Or. has filed notice OF intention to
make iinal proof before II. n. ErszeT, county
clerk, at his Office III Condor. Or, on
Saturday, December 10. 1893.
on timber culture application No 26s2 for the
witnesses: John A. MrMoffie, X. d. Poag, g.
5chiliing and A. s. Thompson, al Of Condor. Or.
1859 JAY z. Lucas. Register.
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RHyANTED- AGENTS FOR "GLADsTONE, HIS
w Life and Pubic Services" by Tbos W.
Landlord. A wonderful story of glorious ca
rare enKraTzzks Richest. biggest best and only
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COMPANY, Dept. 90. 1896 Dearborn street,
chicago. 100 1s
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Land Applications. Proofs and
Abstracts.

Fl. N. Frazer. County Clerk, gives
special attention to abstracts OF title.
and is also prepared to receive U. S.
government land filings and proofs, as
well as applications for the purchase Of
forfeited railroad lands and state school
lands, al his Office in Condor, Or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber culture. FINAL Proof.

LArD OFFICE, THE DALLEs Or, Oct. 26. '9s.
Notice ~ hereby given that Godfrey schilling,
Of C0ndon. Dr.. has flied notice OF intention tn
make final proof before II. n. Farzer, county
clerk, At his Ofhce in Condor, Oregon. on
Saturday, December 10. 1898,
on timber culture application No. 27i9. for the
witnesses: John McMOrris, =. q. May, w. T..
Barker and Join Henley. sll Of Condor Oregon.
1859 }. p Lucas, Register
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Rough lumber, pine, $1,000 per NJ
Rough lumber. fir, 1900 !"
Shipiap, second class floor
ing, rustic, ceiling and
surfaced, 1900 !" !"
First class flooring, ceiling,
rustic and finishing. 22.50 /" :.
Slab wood. per cord, .75
All bills discounted 10 per cent for
spot cash. Same price and same dis
count to all. HARRY HALsTEAD,
Lost Valley, Or.
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Price List Of Lumb ber.

tAdopted September /, 1898. }
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


yHTANTED SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY PER-
w SONS in this state 70 nanage our business
aff,ne sgprk conducted at home. Salary straight
$40 year aud expenses-detnite, b0nafide. no
more, no less salary. Monthly $75 References.
Enclose seIi-addressed stamped envelope. Her
bert Z. Hess. PRIEST, Dept n, Chicago. ILL.,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-11
DlNGlEY EXPLANATIONS.
Republican Statements which Are
Intended to iiislead.

The faithful little band of Dingley
defenders are rcnding the air with wild
huzzas over the treasury statement Of
our January exports. Mine millions
and half larger than under the Will
son law last year," they shout. "Who
dares say that Dingley is not budding
up our foreign trade?"
1t is a pity TO interfere with these
sights and sounds of glec where gloom
has reigned ever since the New Eng
land strikes were announced.
But
An examination of the figures shows
that there was an increase in two items
of food products of more than Sill .OO0,.
600. And even the most devoted Ding
leyite admits that Dingley is not chiefly
the author of the shortage in the Eu-
ropean and Asiatic food supply.
If Dingley is to be credited with the
general increase OF nine and n half mill
lions. and If he is not the author of tho
crop failures abroad, then on the show
ing of his friends he must be response
BILE for the decrease of about two mill
lions in exports of products other than
breadstuffs and provisions.
The January statement seems to call
for more of those Dingley explana-
tions that do not eXplain.-N. y. World.
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WILD SCHEME OF BOuTEIL
Wouid Forever Deprive silver 81 Its
Money Value.

Congressman Boutell may be OF that
intellectual fiber which places him in
the same class with former President
Harrison, Justice j. Brewer and Bishop
c. Potter. but his speech at the Chicago
Marquette club banquet on Chicago q
Political Storm Center" gives little
proofs of that fact. il il be fact. How
ever. Congressman Boutell added to the
hilarity of the occasion by proposing q
new system of coinage which he ex-
planned as follows:
IL suggest the establishment of Q
monetary system based upon the unre-
stricted coinage of gold and silver by
weight according TO the metric sys-
TEN. and | would like to venture the
prediction that within the lives OF many
of us who are here tonight this will be
of the world. II can be adopted at any
time by any nation without waiting for
the cooperation of other countries. and
foreign exchanges can be adjusted to
such system more readily than our
fathers adjusted their outstanding con-
tracts under our present system when
it was adopted century or more ago.
Under this system we would have q
universal coinage. Each coin would
express on one side it's national charac-
ter and on the other its universal char
acter On the diverse side of the coin
would appear the arms, insignia and le-
gend of the nation that issued il. and on
the reverse side would appear the simple
story of its weight. told in the uni
versal language OF the metric system"
This new" scheme was old to the
ancient Greeks, as it is proved by the
terms they used in characterizing
their money. The talent, the nina and
the drachma are all measures of
weight. though drachma means literal
lv a handful. 1t must have appeared to
the banker secretary of the treasury
that Congressman Boutell had too large
n grasp on the financial question. when
he advocated the free unlimited coin
age of gold and silver at gold mono
metallist's love feast. OF course. the
objection to such a method of coinage
is self-evident. No man could tell Just
how much his talent. his nina or his
drachma was worth until he had con-
sidercd the market report of gold and
silver bullion. But Congressman Bou-
tells heart is in the right place. He de-
nounces the "40-ccnt dollar" with due
republican scorn. and he appeals to ma.
tional honor" with true republican,
rush,
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TWO MOTHERS.

In a gilded cradle a baby lay.
Fair and sweet as a summer day;
Costly pillows OF silk and lace
Touched gently by the sleeping baby's
face.
Just by its side stood the mother fair.
In velvet gown. and gems In her hair.
The richest lady in all the land.
Kindly and courteous. noble and grand
She lovingly smoo;hed the pillows OF lace
And tenderly kissed her baby's face;
Then turned to the nurse. who was old
and gray.
With kindly smile and went softly away.
Down TO her carriage. swift TO the ball.
In the vast crowd the falrest OF all.
High In a garnet. cold and bare.
on heap OF straw, lay baby there:
Its tiny face was wan ard old,
Sadly II sobbed. twas hungry and cold:
No tender mother or nurse was nigh.
No one TO heed Its piteous cry:
Cold In death since the dawn OF day:
For bread she had struggled, hard was
the strife.
Che worked and starved-gave up her
life
Ard in dying had said: 1T Is Thy will,
But | pray let my little one be with me
STILL"
And the prayer was answered, the sobs
now cease,
The babe. with its mother. Is now at peace
buffalo Evening News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-11

The Sunday before Christmas there
was found 10 be n need of funds in the
exchequcr of lIalleluycr chapel in an
Indiana city. The pastor had exhausted
all ordinary means Of raising money,
and must needs resort to some novel
and original plan. At length the time
for the collection came and the preach
er arose and said: 1.-The time am come
fo' de annual Christmas collection. We
had intended to hab Chr.smus tree an
treat. but we CANT do it onless de usual
collection Is swelled somewhat. How
someber. want TO say one thing befo'
de hat is passed.: Dab hab been n
rumor dat sartin membahs oh dis con-
gregashun hab been stealin' chickens"
general attention and unwonted
wakefulncss-"an' ef dab is anyone
heah to-day dat hab been stealin' chick
ems, don't want him to put cent into
dis hat w'eD il am passed round" The
collection OF that day was the largest
in the history of the IIalleluyei
chapel
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John sherman's silence.

There is notable absehe of the name
Of John Sherman in the current dis
patches, though the counsel and &C.
ton of the head of the state depart
ment are now of more moment than at
any time since the Inauguration of the
president who placed him at the head
of the department. The work is done
by the first assistant, Diplomat Day.
and not well done. John Sherman is
superannuated and incapable. But that
was known when he was appointed only
to make room for the money hacker Of
the administration in the senate of the
United States That at this important
juncture the state department is with
out capable head is the result of Nc
Kinley's effort TO pay his debt to Mark
IIanna.-Chicago Chronicle.
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COMMENTS OF THE PRESS

In case war should break out
Lieut.. Mark Hanna could be depended
upon to guard the guests room of the
white housc.-kansas City Times.
No doubt Senator Hanna will feel
ticklcd to death when he hears that
Gov. Bushnell has reappointed Col. A..
l.. Congcr n member of his military
staff. Col. Congor is the talented Ohio
republican who advised his fellow re-
publicans to throw the harpoon into
Hanna.-Columbus (O.) Press.
One result of the Hanna Foraker
Bushncll-Kurtz vendetta opened by the
recent fight on Hanna in President Nc
Kinley' state will be that of causing the
country at large to entertain profound
distrust of Ohio republicanism as a fac
tor in the production of the more desir-
able types of American public men,
st. Louis Republic.
During the present month the
government has paid out about 81 ,0O0.-
900 n day more than it has taken in.
The revenue from customs has not been
equal to the disbursements for the sin
gle item OF pensions. The deficit is
piling up every day. In short, the Ding
ley tariff seems to work at all points for
the confusion OF its advocates and sup.
portcrs.-Boston Post.
The Administrations dealing
with the Kansas Pacific, having agreed
to settle n sl3oO0,Oo0 debt for half that
sum. is regarded rs great victory for
the jobbers and the corporation. At the
last moment, after having stood out for
full payment, the Encouragement tel
cgraphcd from Washington to accept
the half-pay proposition. The effect OF
this Is seen in the advance of Kansas
Pacific bonds from below par in ten
days to 115.-Pittsburgh Post.
Senator Hanna. who has been confined
to his apartments at the Arlington for sew.
cral days with a severe cold. was able Ia
transact business yesterday and expects
TO resume his duties at the capitol to-snor-
row.-Washington Dispatch.
"IIis duties" consist of waylaying his
fclsaw senators and begging them TO
vote for the confirmation Of mnlodorous
hcclcrs who have been nominated TO
public Office because they Swung" del
cgations TO Mckinley in the st. Louie
observation-disclosures Chronicle
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Hcturnin. In Kind.

Germany is doing what France, Can
ida, Mexico and half dozen other ma
tons have done. but in more direct
way. Anyone with an ounce OF com
mon sense should have realized when
the Dinglcy blunder was in process Of
Matching. declaring commercial war on
the whole world on tho prctense of pro-
tecting American citizens interests,
that we were taking the first step TO
impair or destroy their interests. When
we get blows in return. at least in self
respect we should hold our peace and
not whine.-Pittsburgh Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-11
kNAvERY OF REPUBLICANS.
Legislative Corrsptio. for Orga n ised
Wealth.

Conservative men and conservative
newspapers hitherto affiliated with the
republican party are beginning to rec
ognize the corruption of that organi-
tation. Gov. Pingree has given his
views on the situation and has been
attacked fiercely by the subsidized
press as a republican renegade. Now
the United States Investor. one Of the
most influential of the financial pa
pers in this country, speaks serious
words of warning. In an article dis
cussing the political situation the In
sestor has the following to say con-
corning the republican party:
Here we have knavery pure and
simple. In word. legislative corrup-
ton in the interests of organized
wealth! Where is the person who will
venture TO deny this? Was it many
years ago that one of the leading bust
ness men OF Boston-the promoter of
large schemes for the public benefit
frankly admitted under investment
that he had spent large sums in OBJ
tanning necessary Legislation from the
legislatures Of Massachusetts, excusing
himself with the plea that such a course
was absolutely necessary"
Remember, this is not the utterancc
Of partisan newspaper. 1t is not even
an argument made by the editor of the
Investor. 1t is statement of historical
fact proved by the records of court
of law. But this is not all the Investor
says. 1t points the moral in the fol-
lowing strong and vivid words:
How much longer can the republic
tolerate such n state of affairs with
impunity? The concentration of
wealth in a few hands and its employ
ment in Observation-Disclosures are phe-
nomena which have been carefully
studied in the past. The history of the
Roman empire affords an interesting
study in this direction. Or perhaps the
career of France prior to the revolu-
ton would be more pleasing"
When financial newspaper, natural
ly inclined to favor the party pledged
to serve the money power. sees the
danger which threatens this country,
Is it not time for the people to assert
their power? Indeed. the time is ripe.
and the people are not closing their
eses. In 1900 there will be a revolt
against corruption and the republican
party will be swept out of power.
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ENGLAND AND BIMETAlLlSM
Republican scheme to Help the & old
Power.


Those who still have lingering faith
n the myth of international bimetal-
lism will do well to read the dispatches
received from London recently. That
England will never consent to an inter
national agreement looking to an en-
larged use of silver has long been APP
parent to the best friends of silver, and
the republican party has used this plea
of international bimetallism to keep
silver republicans in line and thus keep
the gold clique in power. In the dis
patches from London, the following
statement is made: Replying to
question of Mr.. Field in the house of
commons as to whether the government
intended to cooperate in promoting an
international conference TO consider the
currency question, Mr.. Balfour, first
lord OF the treasury and government
leader, said he was happy 10 say the
government would be very glad to see
an international agreement regarding
currency, but that he had nothing to
add to the information already in the
possession of the house," Thus it will
ever be with England. The true friend
of bimetallism in that country can
never overcome the influence of LON
bard street. and while government
leaders may express and even feel n de-
sire foran international agreement, that
desire will never find expression in ac-
ton. Silver men in the United States
should drop all consideration Of inter
national action. IL is a delusion and
q snare.-Chicago Dispatch.
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The American consumer is likely to
fall between two stools and be severely
bumped. II he taxes himself to use
American products exclusively there
will be no imports and, therefore, not
enough revenue for the expenses of
the government. II, on the other hand,
he buys foreign products and increases
the government revenue. the American
manufacturers get no bounty and
threaten to 60 out Of business. = st.
louis Post Dispatch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-11

Pollywog How would you &c about
finding a needle in haystack?
Jollydog-I shouldn't look for IL; I'd
simply side down the haystack.-N.
Y. Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-11

Mrs. Malaprop--And where did you
go?
Mr.. Whitechoker-To Paris, my dear
Mrs. Malaprop.
How charming! And didn't you just
fall in love with the parishoners?"-
n. Y. Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-11
balancing Accounts,

A New York bride who began keep
ing accounts soon after her marriage
made the following entries in her &C.
count book: Jan. 2-Received from
BERTHE, SIS. Jan. 7-Spent II all"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-11

The Dngley deficit Is now peg
ging along in the fifty millions, with a
respectable chance OF making century
before the year Is out.-Binghamton
On. Ky Leader.