THE COIIDOII GLOBE.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1896.
NOTICE.
Ths yearly inlorl.llmi to the Glob ia H.M,
II I'uM In advance, II not alt1 In advance, 2
will I charged. A Mil fifiirll ninrV around
tlili ticillce Indicate Dint your kil x tiptlon ex
pire with tliU luirne, Mcate hmuw pwniiitly.
GLOBOSITIES.
It Is reported that wool has advanced
to 10 pound at Tlie Dalle) since the
e lection.
, Mike Hnllivan uriil Albert Miller put n
new cement floor In the county vault
, tblt week.
Herbert Johnson, a former attache of
this office, U again at work at thu cate
for awhile.
W. J. Kdwrards delivered another
bunch of flne beef cattle at Arlington
thie week.
Ray Henson came over last week from
Mnlltf ir county to look alter lil cattle
: Interest In this county.
The street politician' job I gone.
Wonder If he linn saved enough out ol It
to enrry him through Ihe winter? '
Ja. Snipes of The Dulles has Just aold
to Ueo. Keller a bunch of very line lef
cuttle, which were rained on till Matney
ranch.
". U.S. Deputy Marshal J. M. Bent ley
of rendletou went over to Waldron this
meek to a r rent a man who violated the
timber Inwe.
". ' The attempt to organise a lodge of
...... . ... .
.'iui iinnc at ion ince uy aim itcnecca
, Smith taut week proved a failure, for the
present, at least.
Mrs. neriiert llalstead ha been under
treatment at the home of her
jwimts, Mr. and Mr. U. W. Hinehart,
the last two week.
Hundreds of factories have opened tip
in the Knot since the election, and It in
incerely hoped that the terrible finan
cial panic it at an end.
Mrs. John Palmer left Tuesday fry a
visit to the home of her daughter, Mr.
Frank Hanna, at Trail Creek, U. C,
where the will likely spend the winter.
Editorial rooms are called sanctums
because of the scriptural language lined
therein, when the editor opens a letter
supposed to contain money and And a
jHM'lll.
Thursday night of next week la Wood
men night and as there ia very import
ant business to transact, all of the mem
liera are requested lo be present. Don't
forget it.
L. W. Darling ia invoicing hla stock
fdrnga thla week, w ith a view U) wil
ing out to Dr. Hudson. There is no cer
tainty yet an to whether a inle will be
made or not.
U. W. Strong, who eloped from Mit
chell a year or more ago Willi another
man's wife, ha left Idaho and gone to
tiutle, Mont., w here they are running a
lodging ( 1) house,
The total vote in Oregon will lie nliout
1)3,000 while in June it did not exceed
7,O00. a gnin of BOW) voted in round
nninber. Very few of the voters re
mained awny from t,lie polls this time.
" A ii gimt Kroeschal, a young merchant
of Piirvulliv was lw lil tin mm tin v last
ttmk 111 rp.tnrl ittivli,t,t t h prto if I i tuft trim,
(own, and robbed of f 1020 In gold. lie
Vas very foolihli for carrying ao much
money with him, anyway.
W. It. Rover of Clem, who had been
in a Portland hospital a month or more,
returned home hint week. He cannot
walk without the aid of two crutches.
We understand that Mrs. Dunneman
lias also returned to Arlington.
The only change in the election from
our mention in Inst issue Is that Call
forma went republican and Nebraska
democratic. Wyoming ia still claimed
by both parties. McKinley'a majority
of electoral votes will lie about 00.
Dan McDonald and Chas. Shurte came
in today from Mitchell and Grunt comity
where they had been to buy sheep for
eastern shipment. Scab was too plenti
ful to suit these gentlemen and conse
quently purchases were few. liugle.
A large number of republicans congre
gated In town Monday evening and hi
the most vigorous manner rntillcd Me
Kliiley's election by firing anvils, toot
ing horns, etc Hud it not been for this
ratification perhaps McKinley would uot
have qualified.
Snpt. Daicgett, assisted by Mrs. Lillian
Stevens and Chas. Hoyse, are conduct
ing teachers' examination at Condon
this week. Only three applicants are
present Miss Mollio ilnrlhnrt of Ar
lington, Miss King of lilnlock and Mr.
J. B.-Dimmick of Olex.
Mrs. Mary Marvin of Spokane, upon
learning of Bryan's defeat, full dead, so
great was her grief. Mr. Bryan didn't
take it that hard himself, ile simply
drew a long breath and reinarkedimt
"the fight has just begun and silver will
come out on top In HW0." ,
Charley Kinehart of Mountain Home,
; : Idaho, Is in this section in the interest
of the Monroe J'nhllshing llotiso, for
which he has been traveling all summer,
'One of his duties I to appoint agents in
every county he visits. At Pendleton
' the other night, two hobos stuck it shoot
' cr under Charley's hose and held him
up for all the money he had with him
. about $40, and made their escape,
In a rough and tumble fight with J,
JO. Craig, a barber at Eugene last Siin
'sjfiiy night, Oainey Mathews, formerly of
f, . , Mayville. was stabbed In a number of
, nlaces with a knife, the blade penetrat
ing his lungs, and bis face and arms
. wno nm-jotMi in n n ioiiui iiiiiiiutir.
His Injuries are not considered fatal,
however, Galney is one of the owners
of the Eugene flouring mill.
Arlington Items.
Lots of wheat is coming In ami being
sold at 00 to 08c per bushel,
Ed Smith contemplate spending a
month in California this winter with hi
parent.
Lust Saturday was very windy, caus
ing the It. R. men to keep a gang of
men nut to keep the track clear.
h S Mealy, our tinner, ha jumped the
town and gone to part unknown, leav
ing an opening for some good man.
Harry Clay started the first of the
week for the East with a train load of
beep, (7000) which he expects to feed
and put on the market thi winter.
Our band boy blew up quite a crowd
last Saturday nlghtr that attended the
A. O. U. W. entertainment. The boy
can raise a crowd any time on abort
notice.
A freight train was wrecked near
Cell lo last week, caused by a defective
car wheel, killing one man who happen
ed to be standing near the track a the
train was passing.
For the last couple of weeks Arlington
I a lively a during it palmiest days
10 or 12 years ago. The half-dozen or
more clerk in J. W. Smith' store are
kept on the jump almost day and night.
Over an inch and of rain has fnllen
here w ithin the last few day, putting
the ground in fine condition for plowing.
That with C8c for wheat makes the farm
ers come to town wearing a smile that
would melt a rock.
Several car loads of hogs were shipped
from here a few day ago to Portland.
Why not induce someone to start a
pack! iik establishment somewhere in
the county anil make Eastern Oregon a
hog country as well aa w best, wool and
stock T Think about It capitalist.
Mr. Cecil, one of Willow Creek' old
est settlers, died at this place last Fri
day, w here he hail lieen confined to his
tied for several weeks, Me leaves a lante
family and innnv friends to mourn bis
loss. He was the first while man to
settle on Willow creek, some time in
the 60'.
Mayville M titterings.
A light snow fell Tuesday, the first of
the season.
J L Carey and family have moved to
Fossil for the winter.
Born, on Sunday, Nov. 8th, to the wife
of Mr. E Weir, an 8-lb. baby girl.
A J Shelton, E P Weir and W J Ed
wards are buying cattle for the Portland
market.
The dance given in election night was
a pleasant affair, quite a nunilwr from
Condon being in attendance.
The Ladies Aid of this place raffled off
ft fine quilt on election day, Frank Me
Connell being the lucky winner. This
society is putting forth evry effort to
ward raising money to build ft church
here something bsdty needed.
Mra. Mary Shelton was summoned
last Thursday to Ki-io, Linn countv, to
the Ivedside of her brother-in-law, Tbos.
Goodman, who was sick w ill) Bright'
diseasi". Later. Mr. Hhelton received
word by Tneilav's mail that Mr. Good
man died the 8th inst. He leaves a w Ife
and several rhildren to mourn his death.
Lone Rock Rumblings.
Ed Comptnn is out of the sheep busi
ness, and is now an active "society man."
Our day school, under the manage
ment of Mr. Royse, seems to be pro
gressing nicely.
Wood hauling ha come to a sudden
etop with our farmer on account of the
heavy rains the first of the week.
Geo. Gray of Heppner was over here
buying sheep the past few days. He
bought Andrew Keep lambs, something
near 1000 head, for 00c per head.
Election must le over, a we don't
bear anything more of the Pops about
here, and we are glad to get a rest.
They must have all crawled into hole
and pulled the holes in after them.
Lone Rock has ft literary society that
meets every Friday night, with Mr. Jan.
Williams us presnlent. We aim have
prayer meeting everv Thursday night;
Sunday school every Sunday and preach
ing as often as we can get anyone to
preach to us. Rev. Johns will be here
to liven us up next Sunday.
The Vote of Oregon.
The oillcliil count brings down Mc
Kinley's majority in this state to 2042.
Following ia the vote of each countv:
McKinley Bryan
Baker 0."7
Benton... 070
Clackamas 2.0(10
Clatsop 1,840
Columbia 075
Coos...... 1,100
Crook OOO
Curry 270
Douglas 1,003
Gilliam f-51
Grant 72
Harney 218
Jackson , . 1,370
Josephine 1,100
Klamath 840
Lake 380
Lane 2,221
Lincoln 670
Linn 2.004
Malheur 210
Marlon 3,020
Morrow GS0
Multnomah 11,830
Polk 1,248
Sherman., 42't
Tillamook 085
Umatilla.., 1,410
Union 1,275
Wallowa 408
Wasco 1,47
Washington 2.085
Yamhill . 1,613
1,8H
730
2.3S9 !
1,135
COO
1,51.0
60
208
2,045
. 471
828
405
2,383
l.lilHl
4ii2
4i a
2.5S8
5liK
2,7:10
10(1
2,031
642
fi.4:0
1,307
41!1
62(1
1.(574
2.103
088
1.187
1.560
1.B05
Totals
..4t),7l)2 44,7o0
County Court Proceedings.
Nov. term 18d0.
LAW.
Antone Miller, a native of Germany,
admitted tot'iti.enHhip.
Jncoh Uieiii, a native ol Austria, ad
mitted to citizenship.
com'h coder.
Damage to M P Baubling by change
of Lost Valley road assesned st fO; or
dered iiuid and change of road ordered
opened at once.
The viewers ol damages ry roaa novi
by J B Smith etal; report 'no damages
and road ordered opened.
Matter of petition of W Iv UooK etal
for change in Lost Valley and Black
Unite road, and Box spring and Lone
Hoek road; llerWt Halstead, John
Harrison and A S Rice appt viewers and
Jeddv Brown app eurvevor, to meet
Nov 20, 1800.
Clerk instructed to invite sealed bid
for countv advertising for 2 years from
Jan 1. 1807. '
Mat'er of Boon hill road at Lone Rock ;
O H Neel, R M Johnson, P L Ham and
J M Brown ajip committee to represent
ilimrnvciiieiiloii name. Clerk instructed
to issue warrants on road ftin't for same
amount raised by the fieople interested;
not to exceed flOU, for improving said
hill road. i
Mutter of the tax levy for 1800 con
tinued for the term.
CI.AIMS ALLOWED.
W Mariner, Judge's salary Spt and Oet .18333
BHCIyner.-oj'fer Kept and Oct 10 60
M filter, name 13 40
W L W' llcoi, ilierlff niilary Hcpt and Oet. ,as( 32
II N fmtit, clerk's (alary Hcpt and Oct . i'X)
M O ('lark, aauPMora foe (or Kept and Oct. .102
V II HMiptienaon, India (or comity 1 88
il B Barker, same ... 1 7Q
Armory hall Co, rent o( hall (or circuit court 150
Foll Journal, printing 620
Mm Cupt Wither., care ( Mrs Nye 20
RE smith, board ol E Bain.., 10
Bancroft Whitney A Co, Or. roporti....... i
L I'arker eitnte, (are of E liain rctiirning
from honpltal ... 4
8 (' ponaldKon, coroner's fee , 6
J 8 Btewart, jiiroreorouers Inquest 1
Ueo D Hone, lame. 1
T J HmUh, inim 1
B V Kott, same 1
F W Itoynl, utme I
A B Lamb, tame 1
Juke llludnoc, wltiieiw leu Coriuuiicit ... ISO
Frank WaUon, tame Ul
m onun. same i -v
Al Heiinliuw, mpplles for office It 15
K M Johnmin. viewer of damage 1
)m Codd, mid , .. '1
John Madden, same .- 2
Jos Frlzsall, mime 2
F M Hprlngnton, in me . 2
S8 U rider, Hint 2
F II Allen, cah paid out . ' S
8 C DimiiiMhoii, Juttire fees .... 2 20
J A UelMtndorfer, examining Insane. . i
W C Htlltwell, work 2 50
Ulaaa A Prudhumme.auppllei and printing 77 98
Arlington necoru, pruning ij
(ilnm II rnHliommc. applies for onice . . 1 00
O L Nettle, hauling for county 2
E E Smith, stove lor office 8
at' Hhutt, printing 5
Jaa Johnnon. work with mid plow 42
William Fraier, sheriff fee 4 10
Fomll Journal, printing 23
B E Armstrong, wood for county 11.175
Z F Moody, f n ight bill '. ... 1 40
V L Wilrox, hertff too ouuide of rounry 12 25
8 B Darker, treaijrer's salary for July, Aug,
-pt and Ott 83 33
II X Fraser. cuh'pnld nut 12 86
WITNESS FEES.
CF Nelson 8 00 Andrew Armstrong, 8 40
JAW&nggln 11
E Wither. 9
P M Kinehart G
Wm Mangrove Jr 44 20
li W Kluebart 2
Frank Armstrong 11
Jo Putnam 19 40
T II lluntaker 23
K E Armstrong
A J Myer
Walter Myers
W Myer
Albert Miller
M A Kudio
W 11 Overhalt
Mr C W White
Mel Dunlin
Mos well Ramaby
Win A Kohlntoo
K It Stafford
720
4
4
430
4
28
23
10 40
24
14 20
15
21 80
42 80
13
16
28
10
940
9 20
C L William
Geo Tatom
Andrew Willi
E C Maddook
Q O Itlnearaon
Thiw F Kynn
Henry IHiumnan
Jo Sander Jr
Richard Fink
Cha Martin
Mr W 1 Smith
23
H
19
42 80
42 80 Cba I'ope
42 M) c rscoirgln
13 Jo Bander
10 Byron Bander
12 RJPuImer
12 K E Summer
JURY FEES.
8 CO 8 V Moore
7 40 TO Earhart
0 Frank A I'almer
7 10 DC Shaw
2 T C Mohley
11 SO DM Kinehart
15 20 EDHnber
14 (10 II Butcher
14 00 J K Fltswator
10 Jeddy Brown
17 C V Halney
It 20 JO Stephcnton
12 10 E P Weir
12 40 W L Ktuhards
Al McConnell
J SI I'olndexler
II N Anderaon
Knlph Kmman
A J Myi r
a RHanns
E O Tobey
Joe Iltidd
E 1 Tipley
Ja Dunu
J W Oilman
J II llowt n
A (irclner
K W Crane
J A talker
030
10
10
9 eo
12 40
2
13 CO
18
10
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' J
i2j
10
12 40
Jl'lXiF.8 AND CLEUKS OK ELECTION.
R T Cox, 8 OS Ebl
C 8 Weuner 8 E W Dngxett
Ceo duitler 8 W P Went
YV It Bilker 8 0 C ( lurk
C M Wulker 8 W 8rwnlillnK
W W Btelwer 8 W 8 Tlioinim
B T Nutt 7 F W Itoy .il
Chas Buhy '8 W 8 Myers
Al IK'iialinw t OL Neiilo
John l.yoni 3 J It Clark
Jerome HiIiIkc 8 0 J Cnron
(ieo Ilow ley 10 F A Hiilo
Chn Huntley 3 A X 8 Cotlln
PFCikoii 3 lico llmmen
11
3
3
100
3
8
8 ..
3
3
3
8
8
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
A CO
420
3
3
7 20
3
3
8
S40
ltiilih Froinan 3 8 11 Co.it'.ire
Wm I'lense 6 20 J B Colt man
JiiliiiScilvner 3 HF Downer
L I' IiivllMn 8 John M Hrown
John M MHrtilon 7 I.ewii Miller
It M Jiilnn.m 3 Otho Ward
E 1' Weir 3 W J Edward
Al MeConnell 3 E A StiuehMeld
F U Mnoro 3 0 Sehilllnn
Frank M Filter 3 ASCarnlne
W I, Biirker 8 J A MrMorrta
JenMe MeKinney . 8 TUMnMuy
J A Crura 3 Jerry Klley
II I) IUnduU 3 KM Svilnnstim
Frank Coney 3 Joseph Frlrm'll
Hurbert Hnlntesd 3 Alex Hurdle
HU.M COXTISl ED.
Win llolde.r shertlT fee .
T D Hr.ver, mime
0 W tirnoi, n in e
Newt l.tvliimoii, unme
1 n -
2 .'0
r,-a
,:wi5
llll.LS NOT ALLOWED.
Bnti her Bros, nunlii (or Jmlne niul cleriii of
eleetlon 10
K P Weir, MiIhb for Nye finally, 7 13
oft Ebi, justice tvo. . 11 '.HI
Jniteph Stnulem, witness feci .. .. 2
J K 1'lliwnler, siime 0
H V HUtekliiiMl, mime mid Soft, '.") 2 80
HTATK 0 OllKdON, ( .
countv of Ollliiuni
1, H.N, Kmsir, rountv elerk of slid Glllliun i
luxmy iiertny iwuiycnm lite loreuoniK umwnin
hns iKjeri by inowreiullv eiiiiaivo vith, ami lw
trim ropy Mii.1 the whole Uii-reoi'oi ihe..;liliiiil
oiwlfet Jmitilmi ol the eo.'.niv i-mirt iiro'iwIinsjH
ol Gllllnm eoiinty, tirrgon, Nov, term, WW.
In witness whereol, 1 liuve lierciiuio net ray
huiul and affixed mv offlelnl seal ttilii tltii dny el
Nov., ifi.kV U. N. Kkaeb, Couutf Jfrt.
DR. DARRIN
IS COMING TO j
CONDON and FOSSIL
HAVE YOU TRIED ELECTRICITY? j
Do Not Give Up Because You1
Have Not Found Relief. j
I have the pleasure to announce that :
Dr. Darrin of Portland, the rioted spicinl
ist who ha lieen In Portland for the !
past 0 years, the wonderful cure and j
iicccss he has achieved throughout the j
coast, has been prevailed opon to visit j
Condon, Or., and has secured parlors at j
the Mnddock hotel for a limited time '.
only, from Novemls?r 18th to December
1st, and at Fossil at the Donaldson House
from Dec. 1st to Dee. 15. He treats all j
chronic cases with success by electricity
and medicines.
Dr. Darrin cures permanently all dis
eases of the genito urinary organs, in
either sex, such as loss of manhood, sy-
philis, gleet, gonorrhoea, seminal weak-
I neaa and loss of seinnl nower in man or
! . . , , ,.
i """''" ""'l Mc.efall.r treat all pe-
; ciiliHr lemuie trounie, lucorrnoea, lis-
j placement, etc. He makes a specialty
of all diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat, catarrh deafnesses well as acute,
chronic and nervous diseases of what
ever nature if curable or improvable.
KEtKHENCKS.
Dr. Darrin Well Known .
Mr. Editor. Having noticed the ar
rival of Dr. Darrin at the Umatilla
House I w ish to state to the public what
he did for my father (now residing in
Boyd, Oregon,) seven years ago. For
months he hod been sorely afflicted with
a terrible pain in the ear and head.
causing
restlessness, deafness and in
somnia. He was nearly crazy with pain,
and all remedies seemed to fail lo cure.
He was induced to go to Dr. Darrin,
then in Portland. In a few weeks be
came home a cured man, all by the
effects of electricty, aa administered by
Dr. Darrin. I am in business at The
Dalles, Oregon, and will gladly answer
any questions. Tom McCoy,
Proprietor of O. K. Baths.
Ed. Hvncs, Albiua.
Or., catarrhal
deafness, restored.
P. 0. Mcfarlane, Vancouver, Wash.,
sciatic rheumatism, cured.
Thomas liutT, Mocksburg, Or., dizzi
ness, kidney ami liver complaint, re-
l stored. '
J It Cunningham, Wapiuitla, Wasco
county, Or., total deafness two years in
one ear and partially so in the other,
cured.
Mrs. J. E. Smith, Prineville, Oregon,
nervous debility and general weakness
almost bordering on insanity, restored.
Office hours from 9 a. ni. to 8 p. m.
Circulars and question blanks sent free.
References by the hundreds at hi office
in the Maddock hotel in Condon. The
worthy poor treated free from 10 to 11a.
ni. with eclectricity.
See Here.
Lady and gentlemen canvassers want
ed ; salary 50 a month guaranteed, t
Territory assigned, Oregon and Wash
ington. For particular? call at Uine
hart'g reetanrant in Condon, Nov. 14'h.
Hey, Beef-eaters!
Life is scarcely worth living unless
yon have good health, and nobody can
enjoy good health without plenty of
i ifmid Itt-pf. The delicious, iuicv steaks I
keep will do you so much (jovwl that you
will forget nil your troubles and debts.
Call i.n and buy some, also engage your
Thanksgiving poultry from me.
. Fbbd Cohnktt.
Estrayed Sheep.
About Oct. T.'th, 40 or 50 head of lost
or etrayed sheep came into my band
near Stisnnville. They are all old ewes;
have a crop off both ears ami some of
them are branded with something like
an H with a bar through the center,
others with an X and several with a K.
Owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying expenses.
Fred Monro it, Condon, Or.
Of Interest to Settlers.
H. N. Frazer, Comity Clerk, at Con
don, Oregon, continues to give special
iitti'iition to U. 8, government land a p
plications, filings mid proofs. He is also
prepared lo receive applications for the
purchase of forfeited railroad lands,
state, school and lien hinds, at his oilice.
Look At This.
If you don't want to drink yon don't
hiiveto. tint if yon do enjoy ti rat-class
liquors and cigars, or a tniine of pool or
billiards, the place to lind it i at the
Summit Saloon, in the old drug store
building. Irop in and see for yourselves.
Notice to Teamsters.
,n, . ., . .
i i ne privilege n teamsters to u.-e water,
1 stable-room and camp-house nccoinmo-j
i dations at Ihe Jnnelion House (7 miles !
south of Arlington) hereafter will lie
charged for at. he f Mowing rates:
For water only, forti months f.
Water and stable room. 0 months, '2.
Water, stable and cain-house, 0
months, l2 50. These amounts are all
payable in advance.
Teamsters, of course, must take chan
ces oil the barn helm full of horses lit
, , . i . tlti t , . . i i
I tiling ; but "firnt come first served. L.
r Ctaike hns charge of these premises
i
and w ill act as collector for us.
.... .,
I . 1.. rsARhhK.
' F. 0. C'liUtKXT.
SOMETHI
tor iTfV-1
A WRITTEN
WITH EACH
.ALSO. AS
WAGONS, BUGGIES, HACKS,
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators.
OUR GOODS & FRIGES ARE ALL RIGHT.
CAlIToN US.
SHURTE BROS.
ARLINGTON, OREGON.
jifiinjiruu'uiruiAnjiinjiJTruTJ
THE RES U 1ST
OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OH KQY. 3D
Reduce Prices 50 Per Ct
IN OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT,
AND'
In other drugs and medicines we
meet all legitimate competition.
L. W. DARLING & CO.
S. B. BARKER.
-DEALER 1N
OEMSTD'I
ULIlLil L IllLIi
CONDON, OREGON.
STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF ALL KINrS
A SPECIALTY.
THIS WAY
NEW COODS
Make Money by Saving it
Before Buying Elsewhere. Call In and
.Inspect My New and Choice Stock of.
MERCHANDISE
AND EVERYTHING NEEDED BY THE
" In Order to Encourage a Cash Trade I Make a "
a Large Discount for Cash. Take Advantage of It ri
P. H. STEPHENSON
CONDON, - : - OREGON.
Condon
CONDON, -
Mrs. S. A. Maddock
PRQPRIETRESS.
This Large New Hotel Is the Most Comfortable and Best-Pur-!
nished Hotel in Gilliam County.
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r II dl'Vdclao
The table is suii;.lierl with
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COME TO THE GLOBE JOR RflOMS FtlR
JOB nWVK . KI17D5.
Only Job Office
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m NEW I
J3ftK
GUARANTEE
MACHINE.
USUAL.
4 BA
NEW PHCES
AND GROCERIES
FARMER, STOCKMAN AND MECHANIC.
Hotel,
OREGON.
RnnDniiAMnio!:
Accommodation and Low Rates
the best that the market affords
LTI'STIC-W
in Cilliem County.