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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-02-08
Kerosene. SNr a rallon a. Earharts.


Kerosene. soc gallon at Earharts,
Order your carpet from Geo, Esrhart,
Rest meals in the city at the Palace
hotel,
A large assortment OF mattresses at
Geo. Earhart's,
Bran. shorts, rolled barley, a, Gillian
Co. Milling Co, Il
an kinds Of hot drinks a, jackson 4
Hornihrook's,
Finest quality Of groceries, cheap for
cash at Wasson's cash Grocery.
Go to Earhart's for your thinning and
plumbing, an work guaranteed,
II you have anything to sell, list it
with NJ. d. Carter. Tie advettises, II
Price's confectionery ror fine candies,
nuts and cigars. East side Main street,
Real. Robertson Seotch whiskev,
Made in Dundee, at the Bnckhorn sa-
loon.
Money loaned on good real estate Sc
curity. Annual interest, Earle NJ
Bsvis.
Take your ahstract,nS to NJ, D. Car
ter's office, one door north of postottiee
building. Work guaranteed. Il
Wet feet ends with cold or sore
throat, Save this by having o, w.
Propst put on good sole for ynu.
The Palace hotel furnishes first-elass
hoard and rooms to their patrons at
reasonable rates, Try them week.
Wanted Wood cutters to cut 200 or
800 cords of l6-inch wood will pay 81 80
a cord. Q. f. PURDY, Lost Valley, one.
gon.
We are sole agents in Condor for the
celebrated Alden's brand of confectione.
~. 1t is the best on earth. jackson 4
Hornibrook.
New four-room house and good lot
in Movers addition. II in need oi
home il wilApsy YOU 10 Investigate. En-.
ouire at this office. 35ti
My passenger wagon will call for or
deliver passengers and baggage in any
part of the city, Leave order at Hotel
Oregon. .-RUBE Mckinney.
lam prepared to loan money on farm
land in sums from $500 to $4,000, at s
per cent interest. Two to five wears. Am
up here for that purpose and can save
you money. NJ. Fitzmaurice, Moro,
Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-02-08
Fine Chickens,

have Tor sale a oi ii tiaa tharough
bred Silverlaeed WyandoIte cockerels at
81 so each, Also Thoroughbred eggs Of
same breed a, Sl.00 the sitting
GEO 4, MOORE,
Rox s, 0lex, Oregon,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-02-08
After the 9th.

Madam Brown, Palmi-t and Phre-
noiogist will be located with Mrs Baker
at the Star Lodging House. Madam has
something Of especial interest for the
ladies. Readings 80 cents.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-02-08
Brick Flues.

]. l.. Armstrong will do ynnr brick
work equal to the best or no pay, Give
me call. Residence Mrs, Lamherson,
Lincoln street, Coudon,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-02-08
rraasnrar,s Notice.

All county warrants registered prior
Feb. /, 1908, Will he paid upon pre-
senation at any office. Interest ceases
Jan, 10, 1906
+ W. NooRE.
Treasnrer Of Gillian county, Oregnn.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-02-08

On every purchase Of SlO0
This coupon entities you TO II
rebate of loo IN cash on any
article or articles, excepting
Rromo Quinine, Castoria,
Syrup of Figs aud Cascarets,
which are 25c each, aud DR..
Miles Remedies. which are
contract goods
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24

the sympathy of the bulk of the
Democratic voters Of this county.
If the nomination should he ten-
dered him aud he should accept IL
and should be elected, the Demo.
Gratis would lose control of the
state senate. They now control it
only by alliance with Lamb, who
WAS elected as an independent.
With Lamb no longer senator,
the senate would stand 10 to rs
with Lieutenant Governor Harris
casting the deciding vote. If Coy.
Pattison called an election TO I'LL
the vacancy the chances are for
the election of Republican sem
ator from tho Thirty-fourth dis
triet and then the senate would
stand 10 Republican to 1S Demo-
cratic. Senator Lamb told his adj
mirers that be would not make
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24
Big Strike Fund.

Eight months ago the Interna
tional Typographical Union de.
clared a strike on all offices refus-
ing TO grant an eight-hour day tC
employees Since that time be-
tween million and half and two
million dollars has been collected
from members to support the
strike.
About 20 per cent of the en-
ployers refused to aceede to the
demand, and about that per cent
of union men are now striking.
TO take care of this jobless por.
tion of the $4,000 members of the
international a 10 per cent as, ess
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24

ment is levied weekly. Men who
earn $lS per week, the minimum
for union typos, pay $3.50 of il
into the treasury. Each week In
Cincinnati $3.50 is collected in this
manner. In eight months total
of about $24,OO has been raised
and on the same basis the amour b
obtained in the United States and
Canada would be 81, 300, 900.
AT present the International is
paying out to strikers $ll weekly
for married men and SO weekly
for single men. This amount
leaves surplus from the weekly
assessment, placing the organiza
tion in a stronger position day by
day. 10000 printers now have
the eight.hour day.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24
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foremost runners at once. The old
Roosevelt guard still believe that cir.
cumstances may compel him to once
more enter the arena, Notwithstanding
his positive assertion to the contrary
on the night of the election and several
repetitiOns of the same.
In addition TO all these there are di-
vers dark horses-some of them very
dark-champng their bits and Juggling
at their tethers in their stalls. 1t would
not perhaps be overstating the case to
say that there are n score of these,
Republicans and Democrats. and when
one remembers james K Polk, Frank
lin Pierce, Rutherford B. Hayes, Ben
jamin Harrison and James a. Garfield,
the dark horse in presidential nomi-
mating convention is not to be sneezed
at. He has won five out of thirty races
and 1t Will be no surprise if he should
win in the next one.
There are many men who would
make tiptop presidents if they could
be elected, some of whom never
spend one moment thinking about it.
and the strange part of it is that such
men have one chance out of six of be-
ing sent to the White House as chief
magistrate of the proudest and most
powerful nation under the sun. Fate
plays fantastic tricks with men and
only the stupid will be amazed if some
man now comparatively unknown sue
ceeds Theodore Roosevelt March /,
1909. Public opinion is in revolu-
tionary condition and anything may
happen in the way OF president max
ing.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24
The Presidential Race.

In Europe it is 1.-The king is dead!
Long live the king" Here a president
has hardly taken the oath of Office un-
til the Warwicks are arranging for his
successor. 1t is fascinating work, for
the presidency of this puissant repub-
lie is the greatest political Office known
among men. President making comes
as near being perpetual motion as any
human performance can be. 1t is now
rife. not only here in the capital of the
nation, where politics Is the resounding
theme OF every tongue, but all over the
land. There are at the present mo-
ment at least half dozen men whose
friends are active and enthusiastic In
working up Il sentiment which will
bring presidential nominations. In
Missouri county conventions are al
ready passing resolutions indorslng
William Jennings Bryan, who Is now
on the other side of the globe. The
friends of William Randolph Hearst
are also working like beavers, as we
say out west. On the Republican side
the boomers are active in behalf of
Messrs, Taft, Foraker, Shaw and Fair
banks. out in Iowa 1t is geherally
conceded that If Governor Cummlns
wins his third gubernatorial nomina-
ton he VIII at once become full
tiedged presidential candidate. The
chances are that II he controls the state
convention it will place him In the
held for the presidency. In the mean
time others are mentioned sporadlcally,
as the doctors would express II.
Among these are Secretary of State
Root, Postmaster General C0rtelyou
aud Senator Robert NJ La Toilette.
Back OF all these rises the figure of
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon. Recently
he celebrated his SEVENTEEN birthday
anniversary. or, more properly speak
ing, the house OF representatives cele-
brated II for him in royal style. True,
he Is seventy, but "age cannot wlther
him nor custom stale his Infinite va
rlety." He's good for several years yet.
and, though he pOohpoohs the Idea of
his presidential candidacy, he is GER
tainly among the probabilities for the
Republican R>mlnation. II he would
say the word be would be among the
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24
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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24
Anothsr Straw.

Straws show which way The wind
blows, Some two weeks ago the Tenth
Iowa congressional district convention
Secretary Shaw's own--indorsed Gov
ernor Cummins aud tariff revision nnd
refused TO indorse Secretary Shaw,
Here is more of IT, Last week the Du
buque distrlct--ex Speaker Henderson's
.-nominated Representative Blrdsnll
and indorsed Cummins and turiff re
vision. So one by one The stand pat
roses fall. A little more of that per
formance and such prc-emncnt stand
patters as Hon. Serene II, Payne,
Speaker Cannon and Secretary Shaw
will be seeking their holes. OF course
Representatives Dalzcll of Pennsyl.
vania and McCleary of Minnesota will
re-enact the role of Casabianca.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24
An Able Democrat.

/ One of the most valuable re-enforce-
ments for the thin line of Democrats in
the house is Hon Charles A. Towne of
New York. He Is no stranger to Wash
ington, having served a term in the
house as Republican from Minnesota
and fragment of IL term in the senate
as Minnesota Democrat. He now re-
turns as Tammany Democrat and
has received most cordial welcome
from both Democrats and Republicans,
for he is personally popular every
where. There Is not an abler man in
either branch of congress. and most
men count him in the list of presiden-
tlal possibilities. His talents, charac-
ter and varied experience will be of
great value TO his party and to his
country. He is u member of the COM
mittee on foreign affairs, one OF the
four big committees of the house
On dit that majority of the senate
committee on privileges and elections
is in favor of bouncing Senator Reed
Smoot, but the majority is said TO be
divided as to whether his seat should
simply be declared vacant or whether
he shall be expelled. A two-thirds vote
Is required for the latter. while only n
bare majority Is necessary for the
former. BetwlXt the TWO Smoot Is
quite likely to serve out his six years.
Had he been n Democrat he would
have been fired long ago. Even should
the committee agree on either of the
propositions aforementioned, the mat.
ter must be passed on by The senate
itself and as the Republicans have
majority in that body OF nearly two 10
one Smoots chances OF retaining his
seat appear TO be very good Yet tho
Republican party arrogates 10 itself all
purity, patriotism ana intelligence The
Pharisees are not all dead yer.
Ballot reform Is now the cry every.
where. More and more The people ir-
respective of party are turning their at.
tention to remodeling laws for both
primary ana general elections so as 10
secure the maximum Of purity and the
minimum of corruption In connection
with the franchise. They are waking
up to the fact thar something effective
must be done 10 prevent our entire
elective system from degeneratlng into
. roaring farce.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24
LAMB FOR
CONGRESS-.
If Elected Would Make
Senate Republican.

Toledo, May l9,-Sena tor syI-
yester Lamb in statement made
tonight in reply to a delegation of
citizens who called upon him yes
terday, says he might accept the
Democratic nomination for con
gress in the Ninth district.
The movement ihnS started has
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24
Always War.

Not long ago the house Of representa-
tives listened to most warlike speech
from Mr.. Butler of Pennsylvania, n
Quaker. Speaker Cannon. who was
born and reared in that faith, sat right
in front of Brother Butler and seemed
to enjoy his remarks-in fact, more
than once the Pennsylvania appeared
to be addressing his speech to the great
Illinoisan, thereby making sort of ad
hominem argument. The banner of
peace e-wes upheld by three men. Messrs.
Burton of Ohio. Rartholdt Of st. Louis
and Johnson of South Carolina, all Of
whom delivered eloquent addresses.
The facts of current history however,
seem to be with Butler, for everybody
knows that every European nation is
straining its resources to increase its
armament by land 1nd sea. So Is ia
pan. So Is China So is the United
States. The arguments are all on the
side of peace, bit the passions, am
bitions and greed of mankind are on
the side of war. The chances are that
when Gabriel blows his horn he will
interrupt war somewhere. If he
doesn't he will have to be very particu
lar in seizing the psychological moment
when all men are temporarily keeping
the peace.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24
The Statehood Bill.

IT the new state of Oklahoma Is not
Democratic for long while after it
breaks into the Union and If New Mex
leo and Arizona are not Democratic for
ali time to come we will have another
illustration of the old dictum that re-
publics are ngrateful, for the Demo
Gratis, one and all. have made long
and heroic fight to permit Oklahoma to
come into the Union Immediately and
10 keep New Mexico and Arizona our
until they can come in separately. AT
the present moment the Democrats OF
the house by filibusterng as much as
the rules allow are endeavoring to
force the conference committee on
statehood to report the statehood bill
with either the Burrows or the Foraker
amendment. The Burrows amendment
admits Oklahoma at once, while refer
ring the New Mexico Arizona matter
to "A plebscite in the two territories.
The Foraker amendment would let
Oklahoma in Immediately without ref
erence to New Mexico and Arizona.
Really the two propositions mean the
same thing in the end, for there is not
the slightest chance that New Mexico
and Arizona will ever vote to come in
as one state. The real difference in the
two amendments is that the Foraker
amendment would let the Republican
house machine and the Beveridge
crowd in the senate down easier.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24

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wealth, but he Is more acceptable by MIN
Belf than he would be In company with
Addicks
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24

fight for the Democratic nomina-
tion but probably would not refuse
IL
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24

Charley aud Cadis Rose were
Sunday visitors at Orland.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24

Power Of the Trusts Must Be
Broken = Grooming For the
Presidential Race Kansas and
the Tariff q Il q q q
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-24
Letter

Especial Washington letter.
~ UOS Deus vult perdere, priu'
dementat," is an old Latir
W proverb which we translate
~ fraaIv into 0XVhom tho podj
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-28
NorrcE or stLr on nFu. E.T.Tt

Nptic, i hrr,hy S's,n. thu; IN tarsnanrs a,
az of'i i'r ~ b. frllA,rs Court ~ tle Cous.y al
B,ay'C. Hnt T s--itor1 ~ oklahoma. made ~.
tho ii'h dGv ~ Jun'. mi ip tn matter a TIE
estate ~ ihr, }. Maxwell an insane y..-sa,i The
nn'iC rsis''sed .fr eu suiitr ~ $50 f-'f+F .-,
~tid Biri ,, NaNss'ii tii s-ii az private - IL =.
ttr ~ .'to1 ~ ld-r Tor ,afl. euhiar. 20 rnatrm.
nfi,'n ~ said fnollnte Snnri. N Fr.dry. tie
18th daf of jelly, 80. az - o'riock a. ~. al
k-avct "a said Csnptf - BeavcF sll tbc right.
tte lters>t an estate ~ t.gr said Rirt J.
sh.l'. 1rd all tho rgf. tile and isprr,.sf
tlnf the I'D state mas 10 sr,ssrlti N 81 law o.
n;lrrwisr, arsnir~si H. unS - nil the ,.a-tainn
pa-r'el~ O land s;iuats- iv.Ts sni b@in. IN tie
O"llu'y ~ Beaver TeFritoy ~ ollshT ma d.
~cfils-f a. fNloVsi Lo. - S<fith half ssf sorti,
w'-st quarter and rur .hN-s- 1uartsr of sssoth-
west quarter q ss-rtir'n firsss In fazn Il Il tvr,
g"rth of raase =, l.. G. NJ nisr1 the fcslowing
= ms; Cash. iNr. rash s'n--tiird. aud halsHre
u b. cnnsi - mortl-r a. Nls. r-.pf-rrtv fsr
sich time ss shall b. agn-ei uIs,S b. tlae
parties.
BID. mus' helm Hrtins AID my h. lett a,
the ofiie- ~ X. ". i.Nofzlurrow. krfozs@Y a,
Ian. Al bsaves Oklahoma ~ With n. Y, Nsx.
veil gus qi,fn, q UlyssA-, Gtfkt, &C. -Kss q
gNt h. tkSi in ths office ~ tfis grdss n sfe
trssi.ste C0nrt.
Dated this Ssh dsy Y Juns ma
X. v. AAx7ElT Guarfian
By r. II. LooshotERoN His Attoraey.
s-i C-s
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-28
CONTEST NOTICE
f0N Isl NOIlt =.
neiser,rffui ~ the interior.
lrL.aI S..t-.. l-at.l nfa.s


lEiiei States taart Ofrre.
Mr-eiaari. q. T. Nsy - fss
snftc.<1 1f ris-tszf sffnarit hsrinr 49,, ftrui
N th's ctic. ~ Fsr-y r. Harsforo, cnntrstart
u<aius HI No. ittts u1si- Jsnaary y, tsst
igr SHs- >ectida n. Tp. 3 r 2. ~ B-rrhci :
Narur.siale. 81 Nir,lita. ksnaas cont.-sse~ in
whitlfu i alle<ed that aid ertr,u,an las
. F.r est1 4lsfFt ra.if s.-rr "a sid trs~f -
isfi tui has - ser iuirr4rs. tercsi ~ reuitivst-
- sid isut and hss Wholiy ahana,slrSd aid
ittd Tor NOV thlu sir rlnrta naxt r-ecsi =, !,
-. nlirS y fhs ruutcz: IN tkis cause
Iiiat said alt--syst sisance frnis, said ,ani wss
~ lirte q ~ r,rl uloru1rn y tisa A-u4r Nary
90 farin- Gnsrs - tie Tuit-h States IN any
rfariiy "a iins- - gar. AMI this - sd 60.
is,s'ant L rsldy e prove al srst fins- arf piaor
= ssay - nalatc h. the Ee-ia.sr and Receive,
tnr ? ltf-arirr n aid casgt. Said uarfies ~
F0r,sy rniinei 20 appear resfsud ara uiTsr
cri1erce icscAi,1r sid sll.rafis- hs u O'clock
q m ~ NovfTuhsr isf iss,'nre In 4. ~,
tl"-t - - DISTRICT Csu-t. n-sver Oklr o. ir
ius a .es-lca h-fore W. T Quirn NJ. dersity. all
mat lluai arariux will ~ h-lt ~ ~ u'rlork =
M 81 snvel7h~rlF iss before tine Re-i. =
ir Ns-eleari 9. T.
TIE std rguts-s'anf having in . pratsr ~
drTi, 1ls.i AisY = iaI - forsh fn~ts utf-'i
-tlT that after DIRE filirerre rer-orsl strrihs
ef tisi@ nos - csnnut ~ nads {. l. he-sslr 80.
sff,a and atr'c'et t'!at such notice b. ziEesi
~ giie ans usurar puhiicesinn
- - DICk = MoKaAS Reris,ef
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-28

n.r,a -trnr-t of TIE Interior United - LAHd
UHtre Nr.xiward Okla. NAY - l%n
A saffici~ut csnteSs AFFIDAVIT hsvins hssn
sls,i in ths- cfrs oy Jsrses jenkins. coess.tan :
aeainsf HE No oc1n, macr Aurust irn i ~
sWS. Sc. ~ Tp. $ T. - ~ kn<ar G. White,
sss ts<ts- in shich u l. sliered that safo entsi
.rsr has never established rc-ic%nce - $40
iaud AMI never inpr,lvrd. ferscs-i 90 cr tivateu
satn trnct AMI has wholly ahantcned saN trsc,
%. ard fo- usore than 81 months rext f'rerr-si,
in.r tiie niins - the contc<t in this cause Ana
.hat aid defsuh has m; bss2 cured
That said auexs,d absence fruin s4it lind vas
net due ~ his efupluynscsi; N TIE Army. Nsfl
90 Marine corfs- % the United STATS N any e
fseity IN tinle>cf var. and isis the said 90 iesi
sns j. rusdy 20 y-pve 81 such tine and <slace =.
o. ~ D. uamed b. the Re<isfer Hnd heceiFei
IL hrarilg in said cas-. said tsrtie> ar
hsrshy ussiis--i % Apresr, rcSyood sed On -
aEllarcr touching said alifgatissn AZ ~ q clrs !.
a. m IN Nov. = is& ts.;oge Ira 4 kit
CLERK - the Districf Conrt. Beaver county, -
H.. o; his oilicc in BeaFgr. Okla, and that lins
hf.s- ~ sill ~ ltld az 81 q ciuck n. m. % Nov
ff. tat- heio-e the ke.,istrr and te,ceiNe
~ h Uais.i States Land Oaiee IN Nccd
- NJ. psla.
TIE Saii contestant havinS IN pr,psr All
LEsf. ~ = Nss = i9N sef t.rth faers vhicl
s,.su iiat affst dt,r tiiiEau.s farstcai ss'rr.e'
-. Ills ileiicr csuuus b. made. AZ = hereby 90
si-r,,l Eoi tir-rfei that sEch uStice h siFei
~ dre aud pft - publicatior.
81 - DICs 7. NukSAN. Hcglsier.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-28
CONTEST NOTICE

Department u the Interior, United Sta tes
laud Oiiice. Woodward. Okla. May - ie6.
A sufficient contest affidavit hayin., been hlsqi
in this oHiec by AionLo Brown. contestant
Hs1linst hR. No. isAl5 made Abril Is 1875 for
NMa. Ste. ), Tp. ), \. X. 2a Z. C. NJ. by Rich
ara Lynr. contestee. ia which IL is alleged that
ssid entryman has never established residence
on said tract - land and never lived resided
upon or cultivate same and has wholly ahan-
doHei said tracs for more than six months next
prccaedinE the hling the centeet in this causf,
And that said default has not been cured
That said alieSs N absenee from said land was
not due "a his employmcut in the Army Navy
OF Marine corps oi the United States In any
capacity in time ~ war, aud this the said con-
tcstant Is r1ady topTOve az such kline and place
a. may he named by the Register and Receiver
Tor a hea ring in said case
Said parties are herchy notifesl to npteat
rcspnud and offer evidence touching said ale.
cation az ~ O'Clock a. m, on Nov s. isll
beforr Ira \. Hill, clerk OF thA District Court
Beaver comfy. at his office in
Beaver, q. 7. aud that FINAL hea ring will h. held
at 10 o'clock a. M, on Nov. nth, iaR
before the Register ard Receiver al the United
States Land Office in Woodward. Okla
The said contestant having, in pturAr aft.
davit lled May p. lsS. set forth facts which
show that after due diliscnce personal service
~ this notice eahhot be made Il il herrhy or.
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