Condon globe., July 21, 1898, Image 3

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THE COHDOil GLOBE
THURSDAY, JULY 21, I8U8.
- . NOTICE.
Tlx yearly Hbrlillon to lbs OrtH It $1 ,BO,
If pHio In dvmiuo. If not p.lil In ailvaiio f 2
will xt t'lmrKwl. A liuncll iiihi k arowtiii (III
Dutlra luillt'aiva (hut your aubacriiUun baa ax
plnrd. I'Uibm rtmew irouitly,
fc, LOCAL NEWS.
Father Brlody went lo Fortltwid yeater
dny. Mra. ltlot bin moved Into her new
cutiHiin.
Foaall U to hitve a camp meeting, to
oiiiiiicnc July 28th, ami continue ten
days.
Mm. E. L, Taylor, ami ton Ry, left
laat Biiturdiiv for the East, where they
go to vlalt h-Iunili.
The ihoio tent will remain In Condon
until Anoint 2nd, Alt work should b
In before July 3Ut,
K, l Weir, merchant, 4 Arlington,
vai a pnaeniir on Saturday's Ugi
MAyvllleward bound.
T. J, Jordan ha been employed by
Annual BeekAmp to conk (or Ida thread
ing crew Ihla ai-ttaoi).
Itumlle Palmar la running 0. 8.
CUra'a blnikamith ahop while Mr.
Clare i taking a lay-off.
Poitmaator Relracher left yeatrrday
(or Portland, being called there by the
orloui llliieia ol Ida later.
Mra. J. P. Orelner, of Mayville, and
Miaa Orelner, of The Did lea, vlalud Mr.
and Mr. Ed Dunn laat week.
The llrat peat-net of the teaaon were
marketed here , M onday, They were
home grown, and of Oral quality.
Miaa Jennie Brandon went to The
Dallei 1'uemlny, where (he will spend
could of week vlaiilnK Iriendi.
The wheat eropa in the vicinity of
Dallna, Pulk rounty, are being eoneider
ably damaged by the wheat aphia.
Miaa Mary Mad. link and Mra. Harper,
of the Condon Hotel, went out to the
Maddock ranch yeaterday to pit k berriea.
Samuel Slater, of Beeuher Flat, and
hisdaugh'sr, Mrs. Armatrong, of tida
pbice, went to The Da I lea on Friday of
laat week.
II. W. Crane wat In from Mayville
precinct on Tueaday. lie reporta every
body In bia auction buay getting ready
lor harvest,
The photo lent ta doing the beat work
In the picture line ever produced in
theiw parte. The work la equal to the
beet city work,
Ttie southbound stage Tueaday wa
nothing but a lumber wagon on account
of a breakdown Monday evening on the
lower end of the road.
Two squaws and an Indian boy were
drowned in the Columbia few day
ago by the capalaing of skiff in which
they were eroding the river,
E. JaculiiMm, the well-known music
dealer of The Dallea, flopped In town
Saturday and 8uuday while on hie
to Fuaail and Duma In the Intercut ol
hie firm.
L. Itradlny, of the photo tent, will give
Ida Art A ecialty ehilitlon In Armo
ry IUII neat Saturday evening, July 23d.
Come everybody and enjoy youreelvee.
Bee poaUtre.
Mervyn Slephenaon, eon of P. II.
etephenaon, la viiillug friend In the
l'iira k and Trail Fork iieigliljorhnotU
thl week. The young gentleman i
accompanied by hi mother.
A very destructive hail dorm vUlled
Umatilla rounty laat week which de
troved hundreil of acre uf a heat. The
Sturm lamed one hour, and many of the
hailstone nieaaured two luche in diaut
eter..
Jim Brown's family and Mr. John
Palmer left Tueaday for a vinii with
relatives and friend In the Valley.
They will apend aooie time on the ciul
enloylng the invigorating breeiet ol the
PaciUe.
The cool weather that haa prevailed
lately I juat what i needeil (or the
wheat orop, and while come farmer re
port alight damage by the hot weather
of a week or two ago it i not thought
the damage will be surioua
Miaa Maria Vellou cloaed a moat inc
ceaaful term of ivhool in the Kniption
district on Friday ol laat week and left
Tueaday morning (or her home in the
Willamette valley. Btie will return lliia
tu II and lake charge of the amo echool,
Mr. Win. Dunlup, who bad the iU'
fortune to run 20-peuny imil aluiosl
through her foot about two week ago,
mention of which wa made In these
column last week, la getting along nice
ly and will again soon bo able to use
that member.
A gnu of cattle and horso thieve are
terrorising that section of Umatilla coun
ty which lie in tlio vicinity of Dear
creek. If the repot I concerning the
depredations uf these outlaw are true,
it would" seem that a vigilant committee
well organised for business would be In
order.
Tom Johnson baa a force of men at
work putting up bay this week, One
piece of wheat-hay on the Taylor farm,
near town, is very heavy, the shocks
being so close together as to look un
comfortitbly crowded. Mr. Johnson will
cut i'i) hum of wne.il for hay.
II. It. Hendricks, of Fossil, returned
'"X lust Thursday from Arlington, where he
kent to meet Mr. Hemlricks' uniit, Mra.
ftVton, of California, who will spend the
uinmcr with them. Mrs. Norton whs
a passenger on the steamer Regulator,
on the day that vessel sunk on the rocks
below Cascade lock.
The report published In the Eugene
Register last week, to the effect that
the late John Linn left n family, con
sisting of a wife and two children, seems
to be unfounded. No one here, where
Linn resided for 12 or 18 year, seems to
know anything of the existence of any
uch person,
, iarpnnter are at work Otilng up a
potd room and bath room In Charlie
Fix' building thl week.
Makiiiko Saiunlny, July 18, 1898, In
thl city, Mr. Ueorge L. Rinchartol
Condon, and Mia Mary A.' Perry, of
L'iiih Rock, were united in marriage,
City Ileum dor W, A. Darling officiating.
The young couple are well known here,
and all will unite in wiahlng them a
happy and proHperou life. The Ulobk
extend the uauul compliment o( uch
nccnaiona.
Ira Carter, of Mayville precinct, ha
long been accounted chief "Joaher" of
that ImilU ick, butalnce the Inet eeaeton
of the county court and the execution of
a certain bond wherein Ira saaiiiuee Hit
rcHponnlhlllty of our new county com
mlwaioner' gnat., behavior during hie
term In olllce, aafd comnilaaioner, J. F.
Dyer, ba been wearing the belt. For
partlculiira call at court honee,
Doe Drown swears that MUaoiirl dog
are no gnod. Juat been una be run over
one of hi new hound with a wngonload
of hav, the other day, the peaky critter
lil n't do a thing but give np the ghoat
right there and then. Home of our dog
eiierl think, however, that perhap
the hound'aconatitntlon had been under
mined by homesick neat and the udden
change from a corn pone to a wheat-
bread diet, Too much ahould not be
expected even from a Miaaouri hound.
R. J, llcridrick, of the Baluin States-
man, who ha been appointed temporary
epprniaerof custom at Portland, vice
Col. Bummer, gone to Manila, I a
brother of II. U, Hendricks, ol thl city,
and II. II. Ilwiiflrltka, of fossil. It la
understood that the appointment I only
temporary, for the reason that Col. Hum
mer will be reinstated upon hie return
from Manila, or at the cloae of the war.
(Iround was broke Monday morning
for the liew Masunie building, corner
Main and Summit streets. The present
work I of a preliminary character, being
donn to determine the depth it w ill lie
ttectootary to sink the foundation In order
to find solid ground. That point lajing
settled, bid will be called for for the
tone work. The contract for the car
ienter work ha already been let to
J. If. Snyder, of Arlington, for .TO7.
The lot are Mug graded this week, and
active work will begin in the near future.
Prof. V. F. Cooper, blind phrenolgit
and expert head feeler, struck town Sat
urday evening and pitched hi camp on
the vacant lot adjoining Armory hall.
8rl Palmer, who he charge of the hall
property, fearing that the tacit permis
sion uf a lent being pitched so cloae to
the hall might Invalidity the In ir.tnco
in case of a lire, requested the professor
to move hi csmp which he did in die-a-uat,
quilling the town at dark and
Leading for Clem. Home of the boys
now sav that 8yl ha been trying for a
long time to make reputation by run-
ii'g some fellow out of town, but this ie
the first time be has made It slick.
New Water Works Scheme.
H. Orchard, of Tillamook, ha been
making luquirie lately in regard to
pulling in a system ol water, work at
ihie place. Mr. Orchard la laid to be a
practical water work man, and ha pui
in system at Bt. Helens, Tillamook and
ilber Oregon points, and is engaged this
slimmer pulling in a system at Kendrick,
Idaho. Wm, Muegrove made an in
formal canvas of the tusrn, on Friday,
to ascertain-how many citlxen would
lake hydrant, and found nearly every
one willing to do o. Further develop
ment from Mr. Orchard mill be awaited
with much Inlereat.
County Court Proceedings.
July term, tens
(Cuiiltnued from last wurk.)
ILAIMS AI.Utt-KI.
na KM. Justine a lees, sta vs lla.klnt,
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Frank U-wls, witness lee, same .... ..
T B V tsi'inun. wins ,
Jesse U-wl, ssms
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Ijoir Wheelvr, ssmo
OeiirtC' Mlllir, same ....
H irvvr I hninss, sumo
Ola .V Pruillioinnis, iiljiplles Inr elee-
Al flimshaw! Iriislee, iiseol clnm h for
(esel.ers' esisiiiluslloti ...
M O i ls'ks, roiiiuv ss.eor s fw
K VV lsitK'it, ex. tmn-tien. 3 (ts s
I.llti:i It elevens, asslstaut Mine .. . '
('lias. Rnvse. same ...
James W dinllh, well bttrkels. etc
lira, o K Keen suit J A O.nwn loili-r, x
lossne
James M Jnhiu, attorney's fees, state vs.
Musktiis
a A I'nliiMin, pulillstibix U-irsl nuiloes. ..
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i n n lfp.n.ir. rniiutv elerk of antit Otlllam
enunlv hereliv ncrtltvthiit the foregoing transcript
has hue n liy tao eiiri-tultv iiiinpiireu wim, ami is
ir.iK,m un I iliewluilw lliereolol tliuorlKlnnl
iloeket entiles ot tlie ooniitv court pi-ocee.lliws
of ttllllHin eiiuntv, tin-son, J'uv lerm. .
hand ami slllxe'l mv nfilelul sroil tills llthrtay of
l urliiu... ao,r,ir. I lisvu nereuiiio st-v my
July, ihiis, II. N. Kansa. t'o'iiuv i.iera.
Coyote Bounty.
A meeting of those Interested In th
navitfut nf i-alp was held at Arlington
June 27,"l)8, for the purpose o( devising
means to collect, payment. It was agreed
that I should use mv Influence to have
those Indebted to the Union to pav np
at once hv cash or note. Therefore, nil
those indebted will plesso come forward
and settle wdthlnBOdnye from theduleof
this notice tirid enve cnsls. We have
tri()!Sfn hand and 100 outstanding which
should be n small item in this conntv
with 130.000 sheep. W. Rkttir. '
President..
Ited July f, 18SW, j!4 21
OLEX.". :;
W. E. Heed I lowering bis welt and
platering his cellar.
Mrs. L.O. Ralston partook of Ice cream
with Mrs. 11. D. Randall last Monday.
Rev, and Mrs. Brown are taking their
mi miner outing on Rock creek at Mr.
8. A. Foster's,
Preaching at Olex lust Fabhath was
conducted by Mrs. Itrown, A large
couu-regalion were In attendance.
Kd liroack's father has srrived and
located in Olex. Ilf will assist in the
blacksmith shop In 8oulli Olex.
Dodson A 8ly have L. O. Rilston's
new store lniildinit at Olex In iro.nl lulie
and are progressing fust toward It com
pletion, Mis Mottle- llulbnrt end Mr. II. M.
Clay came out from Arlington a few
days ago to superintend the harvesting
it Mr. Clay' crop.
There sre more harvest hands cnmlnir
into Gilliam county tiiis year than ever
lujfore. it many more come, wage will
be apt to come down. .
Joseph Ralston, of Allmnv, this state,
Is here vIhiiIiiic with his brother L. O.
Ralston, The former is a practical elec
trician, and is putting lu a telephone
system for the latter.
Manv header started up Mondav, also
several threshers. Harvest is now the
irder of the dav, and the merchants
are kept constantly on the lump, tilllnti
older for extra merchandise.
A enpv of tl e Snmpter New has resch-
ed tlie Hiictuoi ot e eorreMndcnt. It
is a live paper, recenily purchased by
P. Bhnli, formerly of ihe tiuiRK. We
aieh him success in hi new field.
Goot crop prospe-t pnts enthusiasm
into the vein ol the (jilliamite. Give
us prosperity, and we will ahow the
world that vie are strictly in it when ll
come to a thrifty people full ol business.
The mnch-talked-of new road from
Olex to Clem oiitfht to be taken np (in-
mediately in order to have it in condi
tion forfait haulinir; sl-o the subscrip
tion to the school hone onirht to !
paid in, so that tlie lumlar ronld he
iwiiKht now and arrangement made foi
building.
FOSSIL.
The weather la cool and pleasant.
The Fossil flonilng mills are now
grinding on wheat purchased last fall.
Having is well along on Unite creek
mid binder are culling some barley lo
l h reah .
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Weir visited Fo-
ail Mbiiday, returning to Mayville the
sauie day.
L. J. Hales and Preston Hamilton left
last week for a month's outing at Deso
lation lake.
Mrs. J. II. Putnam and two children
went to Pino creek last week to visit the
family of F. A. Hale.
Marhiri In Fossil. Sunder, July 1",
Mr. R. Wilkes, and Mra. Phauia Augell.
Rev, John ottlcUling, The atT.iir svae
very private,
We understand the hot wind of last
Fridav damaged ronsiderable grain in
the Uurkhorn ueighb.irhssl.
Alex McLennon moved hi household
gissls to Antelope Monday, having en
g lined in the saloon business at that
place.
Merrill Frixxell, who was run nvt bv
wagon load of WimjI several weeks ago.
lias taken worse and til family are
nint h alarmed alsiut hi condition.
Bonn Tuesday. July 12, 18 "8, lo Mr.
and Mrs. I,, it. M irris, a son. weigh
8 lbs. Mother and son doing well. Lite
is thinking of naming him Dewey Samp
son Schley.
Mrs. Bills, and son Holhert, went to
McDulTv tint Springs Utl Saturday.
Mrs. Kill g es for her health, having
been troubled with rheumalisiu the
past winter and spring.
Lee Stewart anived from the Valley
hv team, S ilnrdiiv where he went some
three weeks ago with 25 bend of horses.
ile reiHirts having Oone fairly well with
bis horses, iliepo-ing of them In Wash
mgton and Yamhill counties.
Pnif. V. F.C-Miper, blind phrenologist,
in t'in met week, lecturing in
Steiwer's hall evenings and examining
the eraninina of the would I great aie
pie, and, from tlie description he gave
of their iia-oanuw, one would think they
all had llenrv C-lav heads, mid pos
sibly they have, mulling the Henry.
LOST VALLEY.
J. B. (iofT, of lins Rock, wa a plea
ant caller last Monday,
John Brown, of Hoover creek, pnssed
through hen a lew day ag-i en route
lo IohsiI with two load ol freight from
The Dalles.
C. W. 1 lodges arrived hire last week
from California on a visit to his brother
.1. C. liislges. tie intends lo spend the
summer here.
Harry Halstend started lt Thursday
(or Portland on a business end pleasure
trip combined. Ile expect lo begone
eight or ten day.
Wm. Johnson, formerly of this place,
but late of The Dalles, arrived with his
family this week, with tlie Intention of
making this Ida future homo.
From the amount of emigration pass
lug through this part ot tlie country e
tiiink that each and all of us ought to
try to liH-ate as many families as pos
sible, thereby helping them to a home
and at Ihe eamu lime helping our re
speclive neigh UirlioiHl, Let us see
what Can bu Oone hero lu these progress
Ive times.
We know Bud Riuehnrt was wanting
a horse that would work to Mr. tlx!
stead's hnckhoard, but why he just luid
lo have one on a particular itaiewasa
mvsterv. We knew he hud got a strange
trunk, butilidn t know that lie had got
possession of lis owner until we saw a
hueklHiark going down the rood at
2 40 gate, then we tumbled to the fuels.
The bride and groom have the best
wishes of their manv friends.
MAYVILLE.
Haying I about over In this section
E. P. Weir, of Arlington, came up to
visit hie family for u few day.
Bessie and Lester Rinehart are visiting
their aunt, Mre Taylor, on Rock creek
Wm. Davenport, who pui-chnaed the
John I'igg estate, took posessiuii ot the
property last week.
Revs. Law son and breilenhnrg are
holding revival meetings here. Rev
Bailey is expected to assist them.
Al McConunll returned Sundav from
Portland, where he was drawn as U
grand juryman some six weeks ngo.
A. J, Shelton and R. A. Md'nllv start
ed witti it hand of fat ciitl'e to Arlington
Sunday for Keviiolds, the callle hover,
Mrs, I, A, Henderson and Mrs, W.
Edward went to Antelope Wi'dnesd
to visit Mr. Henderson' sinter, Mis,
Durbin.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
The University of Oregon Bradnnted
last June the largest class in its history.
The class nuoits-rd thirty. The fall term
will la-irin Sepiember 'lirth. Bmdenis
who have completed the tenth prude
branches can enter the siib-fresliuiHn
class. No examination are required for
graduate of mrredited school-. Reas
onable equivalent are accepn-d for inot
of the required entrance studies. Cat
alogue will he sent free to all appli
cant. Persons desiring information
iiisr address the president. Secretary
J, J. Walton, or Mr, Max A. Dumb
all of Eugene, Oregon.
The courses ofo-red are those of e good
university. There are departments of
modern end ancient luntoinges, chemis
try, biology, geology, English, elocu
tion, advanced engineering, astronomy,
logic, philosophy, psychology, rnnihe-niHtii-s,
and physical education. Music
and drawing lire' lo taught. The tui
tion is fre. All students psy an in-i-dentsl
fee of feu dollars yearly. Hoard,
lodging. het and light In the'dorniimre
cost 12 fQ rr week. (21-27
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hieo. ytVJH
ATTENTIOilJ
Z. F. Moody's '
Brick W areh.ou.se,
Prepared to Handle Con
signments of Wool This
Year, as Before, at
Arlington and The Dalles,
Your Interests are Ours.
Your Business Entrusted to Our Care Will
Receive the Most Careful
Attention.
S. G. HAWSON,
WAR WITH SPAIN!
-M-AL. HENSHAW'
Is Busy Getting in Supplies
Full
Hardware, Builder's Material,
Furniture, Paints and Oil, GIhpb and Crockery,
Stoves. Picture Fraires. Fifhing Tackle,
Bedding. Canned Goods. Ammunition.
Undertaking Goods.
He w iirmake yon hot prices on Building Material, Barlsd Wire Ktc.
Call and see him when yott come to Ihe county seat,
Interesl charged on ain-'ls afler -10 davs.
T. Q. Earhttrt,
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
IFOR FINEST
Uirpes, Ijquors ar;d Qars.
FINE BILLIARD 4JVD POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
EARHART & MOORE, Prop'rs.
CONDON,
MM
0. W. BARB, PROP.
Fino Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
. Billiard aijd pool Sables.
First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee
Main St., Condon, Oregon
ARE YOU LOOKING
WHEN
IF YOU ARE IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE T3 CONSULT WITH
P. H. Stephenson,
BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.
Dealer in Fine Merchandise.
Condon,
pirpe Job prirjtir
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
t,4S Orsics At Tiik Du.i.rs. On., .tune Pi. H
Nntlea l herehr given i,st tho loliowliia
nsmeit settler lies rile, I notice ol her Inn ntion to
fnnkeSinil priNil In sii,f,ort nf her "Mm. rin-1
tiist sal'l pmol wtll is- mvl Is-fore H. S. I rs-r,
eomitr el -rk ol tilllliim cemtv. at Cen'ien, Ore
gon, on KrlilHy, Jiilv W, '.m. tis:
MARTHA K. OftlDEK, 114, E. ffi. Well,
fro- the ne'i sel nw' ue4 swi-J see tz. Irj 4 s,
r l e VV, n. She usines Hie following ltneses
lo prove hereoiitliieoiis resilience upon nml cil
llvutlon nf.nlil Iniirl, vlit: It, W. C.H.ke, 1. V.
t vs.ke, II, H. Tobev hik! Abe Morer, all of comlim.
On(ron.
ta-'lO Im. r. Mooes, Rfffii'tflr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
t(Bi Orncs, nr. rti.i.s, n., Jans 7. lw
Notice ts hereby iriveii that the lollowtnir
named settler tun. ilhwl notli-e of her Intention to
rnnke IIiihI pronfln support of herehilrn.nrMl that
snlil prM)l will ta! inmle before H. N. Krsr.
eoiutr elerk oi (illlliin eoHuty, at Condon, Or.,
on frlrtay, Jnly 2.lis, vlit:
BAliAli TAYLOK. (formerly Bnrab Wlnsenried)
lid. K. N0.4IM,
for the sei nw"4 sno 1os 2, Sand 4. seel. tnS
a, riiOe, W. M. Win nsroe the following wit
nessee to prove her eon;liious re.l 'i-nce npnn
siel eiil'lvstlonnl sshl Isnrt. vl,: l. Vt'. Pine
hurt, of i melon: ieor.-e A". ll. W J. Taylor
and Klla Klnctiart. ol Mayville, niftron.
J9-1S J as. Y. Mooas, Kes-lster.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture, Final Proof.
LiHDOrnc tTh l.., Ob., July 11, '.
Notice Is hereby riven thst Jnniw E. Downer,
heir ol Jam H. Downer, ilce., has Hied no p e ol
liiK n Ion lo mske Siuil proof IWore H. N. fisnr,
county elerk. at his olllcv In t;on ton, or., on
Thursday, August 25, 1893.
on timiH-rinltUre appllcslpm Xo. 9)l. for the
t'A sw'i nw" w'4 sinl sw'4 nw4. s.- J, tp 4 s.
rile. W. M. Ha names s viitiimuies: H. .
ThompMin, 1, W . e-rlvner. J. A. McMorria still
H. K. Ilowner, all ol Condon, Oreou.
jll-aa J s. If. M !!. Register.
Arlington Agent
While Everybody
is Talking War,
for His Customers. He Carries a
Pupplv of
Granite and Tinware,
S. V. Moore
BRANDS OFJ
ORE.
CTOM -SALOON,
Keg Beer On Draught
FOR THE BEST-
BUYING GROCERIES?
Oregon
at tl?e ClOBrJ Office.
S. B. BARKER
' !'T..Kl tl ?
GEI11 MERCHANDISE
CONDON.
STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
A SPECIALTY.
J, F. REISAGHER,
Saddler m Harnessmaker
CONDON,
ALL KINDS CF LEATKEH
Carrie) a Complete) and Well-selectad Stock of"
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, SPURS, BLANKETS
And everything usually found
In a first-class harness shop.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Give me a call.
In the building on the corner, opposite Barker's store.
NOTICB.
We have added a Jewelry Department to oar
stock of General Merchandise and V. L. To- '
bey, who is a strictly firpt-claes watch-maker,
ie prepared to do all kinda of watch and
jewelry repairing, at Portland prices, and
guarantee satisfaction.
Tobey Bros
ARLINGTON,
J. H. PUTNAM,
-DEALER
n
ENER'L MERCHANDISE
FOSSIL,
Gent's Clothing,
Furnishings,
Mitchell Wagons and
Cheap. Call and
T.
G. JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OF.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Large New Barn on
Condon, -
HAY AND GRAIN
CHARGES VERY RE AfONABLK.
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Condon H otel.
CONDON,
Mrs. S. A.
PROPRIETRESS.
.MOTTO: LOW RATES, FIRST-CLASS ACCCOCBATIGKr
Table Supplied With
P. Iv. HAM,
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
DEALER IN
General Mctltitiise
AT SUCH LOW
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
CET MY PRICES BEFORE COIKC TO THE FAILRCAO. IT WILL PAY YCi'.
ClVBNiSrSNlrSSr2iNnPsJIB E?S3Sf BTsSSTFr MTv?' f
War and Drouth
DUNN
But
Divide With You by Making
Call and
See Them.
Dealers in
(General Merchandise.)
Condon,
HARRY HALSTEAD,
nFAl FR INI
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER,
I offer a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting r.f
flooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lap and all kinds of rough Lum
ber. Careful attention given tir b Us of special sizes and
' dimension stuff.
MILL OMS-H LF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST-OFFICF,
LOST VALLEY. - -
OREGON..
OREGON.
C0GC8 KADE TO CHCER.
OREGON.
OREGON.
Boots and Shoes
Neckwear, Etc.
All Kinds of Vehicles
see for yourselves.
North Main Street,
Oregon.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
- OREGON.
Maddock
the Best in the Market
are having a decided uf
feet on all staple goods
BROS.
Will Still
CLOSE PRICES on All Goods Sold.
They Will
Treat You White.
Oregon.
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