THE CQ'iDOIl GLOBE.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1008.
"" mNOTici."
The yearly MlworlpHon u th.Ui.onif Is 91.50.
If paid In aitVHiiov. It nut 11 In .dvwire 92
will tj nliiirued. A ftotinll murk .round this,
nutli'v liicliiwtiw llmt your iilMritluii lm
J.lrcd. I'Iuiim rwiw promi'tly.
LOCAL NEWS.
Mn. T. G. Johnson It at Portend tlili
week.
JtU'liard Cftmptxill, of Lost Valley,
wui In towu ymtoriluy.
CUrunco llrmiton was In town from
Ei)Ktii taut week.
Uoo. Gibbons tml ton r pslnting
the new Musonla buil'lln.
There htm been n epidemic of wood-
lied building in town lately.
Mr. John Muguo wm It town from
their ranch on Tlifrty-mlUi 8turly,
Charlie Karhart returned last Friday
from two weeks' vl.it to Portland.
J, V. Millar, of Llnn county, I teach
ing ichool In Dint. Mo. 30, near May
vllle.
The District Silver Advocate, formerly
piiblUliud at Valu, hat boon moved to
Ontario.
Usurps Ange.ll hat accepted a position
night bar tender at Juan Laboun
aaloon.
Deputy Sheriff Pinkham was In the
ton th end of the conuty Uila week on
olllcial butlnftt,
Arthur Harlow hat returned from the
tnonntalnt, and will spend the winter
in or near Condon.
Tretldent MuKlnley and Gov. Lord
have eauh designated., Thursday, Nov,
24th at Thankogivlng day.
The Z. F. Muody Warehoaio at thin
lilnce hat been told to lialfour, Gnrthrie
& Co., of Portland. Arlington Keeord.
Drt. lioynmn, the German tpecliUI.U,
loft Saturday morning for licppner.
They will vUit Condou again in Decern
tor. A reward of $1,000 It offered for the
arret, dead or alive, of Frank Forrrtter
who killed Phillip lirogan at Antelope
on the (th int.
The well-known law firm of Gurley A
lXibynt, of Arlington, hat been dissolved
by mutual content. Mr. Gurley will
continue the buiuM at Arlington, and
Mr. IH1) tit will probably locate elte
.here, Knrhart A Moore are putting In their
new Acftylimv gat machine thia wevk
and will eoon have the be.t lighted place
In town, 8)1 Palmer will alto have the
new light in bit barber shop in the
adjoining room. . '
The flrat kiln of brick ever burned In
the Condon brick yard bat cooled and
the brick are of flrst-clnm quality. It
will now be in order for tome of our
enterprising bunlneat men to put op a
good brick butimmt building neat turn
mer. Through mistake on the part of
aomebody the piping and other material
for the Condon wau-r workt were un
loaded at The Dalle., lait wevk, Instead
of at Arlington, thereby canting toine
delay in the commencement of the work
of pipe laying.
Auctioneer G. L. Neale report that
at the tale of personal property at Frank
pringntun' place last Friday, every
thing told away op. Cowa brought all
the way from $28 to $44, and hornet from
$7 to $42. The hontohotd and kitchen
furniture and farming implements alto
told well.
New tubecrlben received since last
issue are: B. Campbell, Lost Valley;
Al McConnell, May vllle; T. L. (Stewart,
Fossil; 8. C. Thompson, Central Point,
Oregon; C. L. Flint, Havelwk, Iowa.
Renewals: J. A. Klaer, 8. 8. Grlder,
J. F. Cooke, J. O. Port wood and Pal
Conuolly, Condon; II. K. Ramsay,
May vllle; John Magee, Lone Hock.
The team attached to 11. G. Jordan's
batcher wagon ran away on Sunday
near I). B. Trimble's place and took a
lively sprint through town. Four quar
tersolbeef were In the wagon when
they started and the meat was scattered
from the church to the postofflce. At
that point the tugs gave way and the
wagon was left, while the team d I "ap
peared in the dense fog. The damage
done was slight.
Miss May Wallace, a teacher In the
Pendleton academy, waa shot through
the body while standing by a window
at the home of her parents in that city
one evening last week. The shot was
fired through the window glass by some
person who stood on the outsldo of the
bouse. Suspicion rest upon a young
Chinese uamod Goon as the perpetrator
of the crime. It Is believed the wound
will prove fatal.
There It no scarcity of dogs In Condon
this winter. This announcement Is
made for the benefit of any one who
may tie considering the proposition of
shipping io a few hundred canines to
aunnlv an Imaginary deficiency. We
have dogs, good, bad and Indifferent
big dogs and little dogs, lame dogs and
active dogs, hounds, curs, poodles and
pups; valuable dogs, and dogs that are
not worth a dog-gone, and a goodly
number of thoroughbred, "ynllar" dogi
that nature probably Intended (or a
sausage factory, which, .so fur, have
escaped the executioner.
Town killers are classified Into eight
separate branches, as follows: First,
those who go out of town to do tliclr
shopping ; second, those who are op
' posed to .Improvements; third, those
who prefer a quiet town to one of push
and enterprise; fourth, those who Imair
I no they own the town; Attn, those who
deride public-spirited men; sixth, thoHe
who oppose every movement that does
not originate with them ; seventh, those
who oppose every movement that does
not annear to benefit them; eighth,
those who seek to Injure the creditor
reputation of individuals. Watch man.
Oregon at Omaha.
Oregon people can point with pride nt
the record made by the exhibits from
their state at the Omuha Exposition.
l'o this state -an empire within It Hell-
was awarded IV!) medal, three more
than was given to any other state, snd
five diplomas of tho highest award of
merit, A Hiiiiiiimry of the awards mIioms
that Oregon agricultural -displays led,
with 18 medals; milling and minerals,
37; educational, 5; horticultural, 60;
fishery, 2; forestry, 0; und miscellane
ous, 7. Twenty-two medals are gold, 27
are silver, and 37 bronze. There lire 41
honorublu mentions.
In the agricultural display there are
three tlrst prizes, 10 gold medals and five
silver and broi jse medals. In this the
highest award Is made. In tho mlnlnn
lisplay there Is a first prize, one gold
medal, two silver and 23 bronze medals.
In education, the award is four gold
medals, and one silver. This decision
Is especially gratifying on account of the
limited display. In horticulture, five
gold medals are swarded, 11 stiver med
als, and 10 bronze medals and IS honor
able mentions of highest merit are given.
One gold and one silver medal is given
for the fishery display. In the forestry
display, seven gold medals, one silver
medal and one bionze medal are given .
The trophies and medals secured f.,r
Oregon exceed those won by any other
three states represented at the exposi
tion.
County Court Proceedings.
November terra, 1W,
LAW IMHKKT.
HMi-lfT snttmrlKiMl to inneute iliwl In thoense
of . A. KimIsk vs lleo. W. V nuns el al order
ut sale III favor el Mrs. . J. Iluiikoy.
William Cuiiiliull, of Hfotlund, admitted to
ClIlKVIltlllll.
ruoilATK.
Ktnto of HWm'v u, Walton snd Orle ffiiinlny,
minors - shU: ol real ctnH' fun Mr mini.
Kntutfi ot KniHih Withers, dcm-iund i will sit-
iiillleil to iniilmln- Melhida Vi tlii-r iitiiioliif d
vxwutilx. wllhoiit Uoel, avciiriilliy to terms ol
will.
Kslntn of Jacob Johnson, dwoiiswl-ssli) of
real eiritc euiillriiivU, and adin, sutlmtlzeO to
ptiy Sliou onuHils.
Kstnlo of K. II. K, tJHibrliiKiT. doeessed mlm.
Instructed lo Dili a mom particular Itoiiln.'i
soitctueul.
Ksiati! of NoMe O. Kavro, dewjueil-ul of
n id vstste coiillrniwl, llnnl repurl 111,-d. and llnnl
liMi.rliia set lur Jioomiy il, IKIiW, ut I u'clm-k p. la.
KsiiitM of Jacob Uinlth, deeesrid tlei.'lnrud
w-ltluil.
Umil nfttlcnicnt of the e-tiiln of Phil Ilotm-
ner, deeiisedCoiiUutitfd for pub. of nodcool
II mil setlli iiiuiit.
COMMII().NEIW DOCKET. ,:
J M Hmllli slluwod Mobutu of l.'KI.&7 on wroun-
fid tux salu.
Matbir of enmity road Vo. I'll, petitioned for
by J It lleuiieitutal eonlliiiam.
OffMnl tend 11I8B flnrker, county treasurer-
spprovvd.
(touiity Bnrveyor, T L t"wiirt. aHtborlsoq to
piiichusu tttltlilo liislriiiiH-iit for tiirviyot s
usv, bond to be Klvt-n lor proper cam ol uiue.
i:l,AIMS ALLOWED.
Teachera' Examination.
Hiiperintendent W, W. Kennedy, as
sisted by Misses Grace Cooke and Ms In-1
llalstead, held the regular quarterly
examination of teachers here last week.
Miss Mollis Mnrlburt, of Arlington, Mr.
It. M. K'Hlgers, of Ferry Canyon, and
Mrs. O. it. Miles, of Fossil, took the
examination. Miss llurltmrt received
a first grade certificate, Mr. H lgers a
second grade, and Mrs. Miles a third
grade. The last named lad' , passed
high enough to entitle her to a second
grade only for the reason that she had
not taught the required length of time
to receive higher than a third grade
certificate.
Cables West.
On Sunday evening, Nov. 6, 1898. Mr.
Elgin Cables and Miss Nettie West were
nnited In marriage al the home of the
bride's parents on Itock creek, Judge II.
, Randall performing the ceremony,
About 40 gnestt were present to wit-
nest the ceremony and to join In con
gratulations to the popular young couple,
who are highly respected, and deserved
ly to by all who know them.
The wedding ceremony was performed
promptly at 6:30 p. m., and shortly
sfterward an elegant wedding dinner
was served.
The Cii.ona extend best wishes.
Canyon City Destroyed.
The entire bnsiuest portion of Canyon
City was destroyed by lire on the night
of the llth Inst. Only a few resllences,
the court house, News ollicn and the
bowling alley remain. The origin of
the fire is supposed to tie Ironialsmp
explosion in the ICIkhorn Hotel. There
was no Insurance on anv ol the prnarty
with the exception of the Mxsonic hall
and the loss will leave many of the busi
ness men bankrupt.
MAYVILLE.
David Oibsnn't family, of Hoover
creek, are all down with la grippe.
Miss Mart Keys and father are ex
pected home from The Dalles next week.
ilhncr Cantwell, and Invalid mother
moved into the Klinuhiluld residence
last week.
Mrs. Anna Maxev (nee Anna Firt,ia)
la visiting her relatives ui Keys' Flat
She It resident of Elleusburg.
Miss Louie Frlexe, who has been
working al the hotel, was called home
Monday on account or tier mother a til'
ness.
Wm. Searcv will take a trip to the
Valley nest week for the benefit of his
health, w hich hat boon very poor the
last year.
The Filxmanrlce family, of Fossil,
will move Into the parsonage hero in a
few days. They will be a welcome ad li
tion to our town.
Rev. I.liulsey, one of the greatest
Evangelists that has ever been on this
coast, w ill hold a revival at Fossil and
Muyville In January.
From appearance, one vonng man of
Danger will not live in single blessed
ness very loinr, as he hauled out a load
ol furniture from Arlington Inst week
Mrs. M. E. Weir and children, of Ar
lington, are visiting friends in Mavviile
this week. Gladys, the vonngest child
has been quite sick with symptoms of
pneumonia.
Wm Pavls. srand Jury witness ,
(ivorMla Miiith, .10110 ................. .
Jhimi lcM( asms.
J M I'siim, am .... . ...
Mury Msrker, witness, statu y llusklns.
1 oitos. saiua
J II WlM-iiisii, Mine . .... ......
.tcr (humus, stiine. .
S S Thomas, fciime..
J II Utwls, ssnis .,
J f Uwls, sums .... ..
l-riiint I'Hnty, nuns
Wm Hmlih, Jun.r
K W (:,sk, sains
Ituliih KMinmi. sume
Joint (loiss, ssmtf . . . . .
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A lireluvr, satnu .
J ebe ton. sinne ,
Inylor Knuidon, sm
II Klcs, samtt .... .. .
A IS CiiruliiK, same
T ifimt, sinw ,
A iJHiiut-msh, sums j,
Thurston Htilclittr. same... .
( jl'f, I it tils l, SHIIIU .
rrmik r-TirtiiKat.it,, same ...
H f Nott. skiiih
U It llniilio, siima .. ,.. ,
A A I arotners, sums ,,. .,
K l liiwstcr, Mono
II liirtifU-M, wnaw .
Kd I'ortW'Kxi, ssuis
M K Ayr, same
Win Metteer, same
si II I- Ivteher, same
T ; MiilHiioitiy, iwiiia ,.
r nam. sania ,
DC lleif y, mimo . , ,
Vt' J K.lwsMn. .siiib
Marlon Vi'iMMltlu, samv
trunk Moon sniuo .....
M ( in . ssmii -
JAW M'okkIii. same
It vv t'rotl.. sinne
Z K Miai.iy. frvlsht
hiss di l(iiillliitilill. UIIoiK'ry
H M .lobnwn, sKs-k tnsiwtor's salary,
It Hardy. M. o . eoroiivr s ires
J It WimhI. l ultlii fur unknown body....
II K Tennis. Jilior. luatiest
A J M-hrii, ssiiib ,
tin riiiiiiiiiuiism, Sams
W C Warrvii, snuio ....
J A I'ltoiei, same ....
Kd Miller, same
U W Diirtlnii, lnl constable, state vs
Miner ...
lias llnlwsohii. rotiairlns mult
Austlii-WesUirii Co.. machine extars.
t L Neale J H.'s lers ,
John II Knox, roiiKUule a tees ..
J A l;H iinii. ml, witness dies, J I' court.
Hums Jones, wma ...
W l' t'aldwell. kiiiio... .,
It S Fruiter, asme
Vt L w II, ox .same
J A Klrbmi'itd. same
Oit Kid, Kinmer fees, and burial laly
ot (.: Amlrson
W I 1 1,-lrlier, Iwulliitf body of C Ander
son .... .... ... , .
Jih-I I'oiinrt, msrshsl (vvs, sum. jurors.
t AniH-rson ,
W A Maxwell. Juror, Inquest body of
r Aitdemill
Geo Miller, same
II II Koiiinsuu, same., ...
Kraut Aldricb, same
K W Tohey. SS1B8...
H K fniltb, sama
A 11 ItneOy. M. IV, post moitem ex.
bony of J Anderson
Joel Pound, bnsnl of prisoners ........
Al II, -nsbaw. iov nitiimHi
J it Woo.l, will ii, etc, body of C Ander
son . .
Vi R tker. Iialsne due on Aptll, IKSJ
lory seeonnl ... ....
O a Kid. )tilice lis s, state vs Elmer
T l KwMiln. eoustatilu lets, same case,
John A!!. witness tees, sarav ease . .. .
ilw Williams, Sams...............
hlttln i anles. ssmti .
eainuel 1 Iminss, same
IrwIn-liicUon Co., blunk lucks ....
tt J Miirluer, Imlae'ssalsri, i mo .. ..
KM I'lltvr, eoiiiiulsloiiof s salary .....
J W lyer, asms
I) M Itliiehart. wiasl for Co
W 1. W llf-ox. IsMinl ot tmsum-r .......
Armory Hall t'., r-nt of Hull for cir
cuit court, Hepi. term, w ....
M OfTarke. SSMssor's Salary ...
S B Hai ker.tressurer's salary. nto
W w K. nimiy. w il l superininaeui. s
salnry ond uppll. - .. , ,
Mabel llalstead, ex. Icaebers
lirwee Cooke, siimu
w w Kennedy, same
Ttl Woodland, rare ol Mrs. Illoi k
CoMIion OLoliK, publtshlns . .
II N N raxer, cssn ).hii nut tor to ....
Jobu I'aimer, special Juror, circuit
court
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I, II. N. Kriii.-r, i. unity clerk of said (illllam
cnniily, lien-liy certify that the Ioivuoiiik iniii
scrim has oeen hv tnv carefully couinared with.
and ts s true enpy. an t the whole Ihcieof of the
oilUlioil diK-ket entries of the count) court pro-
cihmuiis of Olulain county, nr.. ov. term, tw&.
In witness when-ol, I have hereunto art my
hsnd and sllixcd my I'ltlcl.il seal this l.'tli day
ol November, Irm. II. N Uaii.ii, Count) Clerk.
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ACTIVK HOI.KTTOIW U'ASTKft BVRBV
wherefor" bo CUiry of the I'hllfpiiiues"
by Mn tut llalsfeafl. m mffcidoMed by tliel.ov-crnnii-iit
as lilheinl llistoibin lo the War a
partiiieitt. The IMik w a rltten In armyeump
at Hmii i-'riiiii'lseo, on tli J.M-itle wllh iei,er-il
Menlit, III tlm hosplhils at Honolulu, In llonx
Kontg. in thu Anierl'-an trenches at Manila. In
the iiisurvcut v.ixwm with Airnhiatoo, on Ihe
deck of Hie olyinpla wlih iaiwi y, and In the
roar of hutili ut tie.' fall of Munllii. Honiilia for
Mirenis. Ililmlul ol oil.'lual picmp'S tiken by
tfov'ertinie.iit ptiototrriitOiers on the spot, Uiri;e
lM.uk. fw pri'-es. lliar p.ollts. rrcltrnl paid,
credit- slveti. Drop all truhy iinolti lnl v.ar
books. Outfit (n-". AddMM. K. T. liatoer.
ciUr insuialne liMg., Chicago, 111.
I I ANTKI)-Kl:VM:i!AI,Tltl rlTW)ilTliy I'KK-
V V sous in tills shite to inn nwi our hn-lm i
German Specialist's
Announcement.
The German Specialists froin Portland.
Oregon, will be nt the Condon lintel
December 14, 15, 10 and 17. If you
have Chronic Catarrl), consultation is
free of charge' Do you blow mucus
from the nose? Aro you troubled with
bleeding of the none? Are tie nis-tri!
obstructed, milking hreathinK dilJirti!t?
Are you hoarse at times? Is the mucus
dropping down from the buck of nose
into throat? Is your hush slopped up? '' ir own mid iican.y counties, ntsinnl.dv
, , . , , , 1 ofllee woik ciindiicted at home, halury stialunt
Is your hearing alloeti'd ? IVoiir throat ;i0 a year and cxpens. s-dellnlte. oonall ie, no
sore at times? ' I) i you spit a good deal
when rising in the morning? Do you
hem and hawk to clear your throat?
Catarrh is a ditnuerous disease, which
leads Into ' consumption.' Weak eyea
cured ; croris eyes straightened without
operation; euturnots removed without a
knife glussos fitted when all others
have failed ; rupture and hernia cured
without trusses or operation; sure cure
for kidneys; chronic rtieuiuiitlrtm cored.
Do iiotfuil to see the German Ppecislisls.
A friendly talk a ill cost yon nothing,
und is bound to result in a great deal of
good to yon. They will return monthly.
Dr. H. F. N tt, the well-known dentist
of l-'nssil, will be in Cotillon .Noveoila-r
21st prepared to do all kinds of work in
his line. Those desiring denial work
done shn-.ild call earlv. -tf
uiore. no b us :il...v. Montnie ,-,. ueicrtnc
Kiu-losc seli'..id'irKsie.d stumped cuv-lope, ilnr
ls:rt K. Hess, 1're.st., Icpt. M, Chicago, III.
WAN'mi-A'SKST. Mill "fll.AlKJ'oNK, III.S
1,11c and IMhlle Hervlces," bv 'I'lios. VV.
Hiindford. A woudeif-il story of a tflorioiis c.i
retrr, (iver hirue. Mellunt p'Uf.M. loo t He;rh.
lareeiivravliiii:. i(letn'r, bl-.i?ei.i. l est and onlv
eudorscil "illsiKfone lasik'' published, (inly
ll.i'iO. f:inininloii, f0 per cent, ('wilt slven.
l-relght pild. Oulltt bee. Irop all traiih and
clem lj;dXi a mouth with the onlv tine arid Rood
"lilndslone book." Address 1!IK IniMIMfrN
COM PAX V, Dept. 16, SU VA liearboru street,
ChleaiiO. jaw
A basket s(H-il will lie given at Armo
ry hall, on fcittnrditc evening, Nov. 19th,
by the Indies id the ltiiptiat church,
liaskets containing lunch fur two will
be sold at 60 cents each, coffee 5 cents a
cup extra. Proceeds to go toward a
t'aptist chtirch in Condon. All are re
se'tfnlly invited to attend, and the
ladies are requested to bring a limn their
baskets. iv order Building Committee.
ii3-30 "
"A SWEET TOOTH."
If you are troubled with one cull around at my place and treat it with
THE FINEST CANDY
the only kind I keep. I also carry a full line of
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes,
. Oranges, Lemons, Bananas Etc.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
JOHN JACKSON.
ONE DOOR SOUTH CONDOM HOTEL, CONDON, 01EC0H.
iwLLt
i stTriRESTITH2 CIRCULATION
YOUR PORTRAIT,
As a compliment to our tunny patrons, and the public generally,
fur ft tihort tiuu we propone to (rive to every cuBtoiiirfi akiop Cttnh
rurc.liasci. to the amount of ? 20.00 a har.d'fonie three quartor, life
' . 6ize.,Crayon or Water Color Portrait FUEB. To thin end w have
made a contruct with one of the leading portrait houses of America
to furnih us with their c. Iterated portraits and we are presenting
you a portrait as an appreciation of vonr patronage.
S. B. BARKER
. (icnernl Merchandise.
CONDON - - - OREGON.
. J. F. REISACHER,
Saddler si Harnessmaker
CONDON, OREGON.
ALL KINDS OF LEATHER COODS MACE TO CEDER.
Carrloa a Complota and Well-aelacted Stock of
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, SPURS, BLANKETS
. And everything usually found
" In a first-class harness shop.
A SPECIALTY. Give
tlJAIKIiNU A SHfcUlALi y. uive me a
In the building on the corner, opposite Barker's store.
call.
T.
G. JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OF.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Large Kew Barn on Xortb Main Street,
Condon, - V Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CHARtiEH ViRY REASONABLE.
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage in respectfully solicited.
MILLER "THE REGULATOR."
THAT'S THE PLACE TO TRADE.
We have constantly on hand a full and complete line of GRO
CERIES. We call particular attention to our line of GEXT'S
FURtfSHIXG GOODS which is the most complete line in
Arlington. We are also agents for the celebrated SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS. Call and get prices. We are now located
at the old Coffin corner.
THE OLD RELIABLE REGULATOR.
GEO. MILLER, : : ARLINGTON. OR.
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
This popular hostelry has beeu
thoroughly renovated and is now
prepared to cater to the wants of
the traveling publicjnao ttp.to--date
manner.
Commercial,. travelers, and others,
desiring the comforts of a first-class
hotel, will find this house suited to
their wants.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK, Proprietor.';
MOODY'S
WAREHOUSE
-Fire-Proof Brick Buildings-
Arlington and
The Dalles.
Highest Market Price
Paid For All Kinds
of Grain.
Grain Sacks For Sale
P. L. H AM,
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
-DEALER IN
General Merchandise
AT SUCH UOWs
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
CET MY PRICES BEFORE COIKC TO TKE RAILROAD. IT WILL PAY YGU.
DUNN BROS.
Have again increased their stuck of Clothing, Overcoats, Maok
ir,Jtthes, Caps. Gloves, Overshoes, SockB, Underwear, Klau
kets, and Winter Goods of all kinds. . .
The ladies have not been forgotten; we have the finest Hue of
Winter Dress Goods in town. Call and see theui.
At the
Old Stand,
Condon,
l Dealers in )
(General Merchandise.
South of
t-
Condon Hotel.
Oregon.
Moat Rfvereml William II. C!roo
third ArolibiBhiip otOroiriiii, died nt UmI
tiuiore, ou tlie 14 insl. u( liuitrt disuus
F. C. Ilintlln, threinrlHiitaii'lnbliirlnii
gent of tlie U. H. A N. Co., at Arlington
lint tMpn priiiiiiiip.i and has been suc
ceeded by J. K. Crane.
Dr. Itnnhain, Tim I'ullps dentUt, will
belli Muyville Nov. 10th, and in Cun
don Nov. 15th. Ihi not have nhnlonts
prat'tli'o on you, but wait (or Dr. lion
liaui, who la a iirmlnutt of a repntnblo
don lit I onlU'iitf and hni bad yunr) of ex
pedience In the proli'saiou. tf
Frank SpriiiKston, and fncnilv, lilt
ycaturday for Santa Aimn, California,
whfre they will apenl thu w inter. They
will probably lorato perirmnt'iilly tliert
If that clluiHte succeeiU in riddiuii Frank
of bis aBinalii' troutilu. The ninny friends
of thia estimable family will reirret to
lime them an neinhbora lint all will wiah
them health and prosperity wheruver
they may go.
Tho Ui.oiir la reliably Informed that
partita purchasing forfciiud rnilroad
ianda to tha extent of 320 ncrcs. are not
deprived of their homeateud rlht, by no
doinvr, provided the railroad laud waa
settled upon and Improved prior to Auu
ilHt 80, 18'HJ, sncli Initiated cIhIiii" lieiritf
exeepteil In the law of AiikuhI 80, 1800,
reHt.rlellnu poreona to only 3.'U acres
thereafter,
Thev were spooning in the orchard.
She wan roomntiu ami lllled to over
(low lug vvitli the ecataey of love, but tie,
proHiiia lirute, aaw anil ("It naught 1ml
the realiHtlo. "All nnturo is in svmpa.
thy with lovers, even the apple trees
am moaning and Highing," alia suld.
"Bo would yon, if yon were as full of
green apple as those trees are," he
replied. Ami thou the silence that
ensued was absolutely painful, Kx.
OLEX.
J. NV. MeKinney has a 10. lb. boy at
his home. A bran new one.
Mr. Weir psid through Ole Monday
on bia way to Muyville.
Miss Oraee Cooke was In Condon this
week attending teachers' examination.
We've had a little more rain and snow
here since last week, for which we are
duly thankful.
Parties winding to purchase furniture
of all description can get same at L. O,
Kulston's. residence.
Mrs. t P. Conroy will soon move to
Oles to take advantage ol our excellent
school fiieilliea, having rented a house
of U O. Kalston.
The sick (oiks of Olex are some letter
thia week than last, and It now looks as
tf Mrs. Woodland, Ueo. Welahons and
Ueo. Crnui will all pull through.
LOST VALLEY.
Rnowl enow! Winter is here.
Herbert llalstead went to Fossil last
.Sunday, returning
See Us Before Disposing of Your Crop.
HARRY HALSTEAD,
.DEALER IN
S.G. HAWSON,
Arlington Agent.
se
ttle name day,
companied by his wife and baby.
Mr. John Hudson, Sr., of Condon, the
energetic salesman for tlie Salem Nurs
ery Co., was here lust Friday delivering
trees.
Mr. E. U. 8lonn and wife, accom
panied by Mr. J. M. 8loan, formerly of
thia place, arrived home from Kngene
on the 4th hist.
Mr. Homer Williams, the genial pro
prietor and salesman, of the II, Wil
liams Mediclnu Co.. of fan Francisco,
wasa caller on us last Friday, Their
medicines will be found on sale al trie
uoHtofflco store hereafter,
PEACE HAS BEEN DECLARED,
-AL. HENSHAW
A
N
D
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER,
I offer a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting of
flooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lap and all kinds of rough Lum
ber. Careful attention given to bills of special sizes and
dimension stuff.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST-OFFICE.
LOST VALLEY, - - OREGON
Finds he has a complete stock of the following goods on hand and
more coming on every train.
Hardware, Carpenter's Tools, Paints.
Gloves, Wall Paper, House' Lining.
Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery.
Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods.
Furniture,
Blankets,
Stoves,
Trunks,
Remember! Ho will order anything, not kept in Btock, on short notice.
J. H. PUTNAM
-DEALER
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAN LEBOUS, PROP.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
. Billiard and pool Sables.
First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught.
i Main St., Condon, Oregon.
he i
in
GENER'L MERCHANDISE
FOSSIL, OREGON.
Cent's Clothing, Boots,and Shoes
Furnishings, Neckwear, Etc.
Mitchell Wagons and All Kinds of Vehicles
Cheap. Call and see for yourselves.
T. O. Earhart,
8. V. Moor.
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
.FOR FINEST BRANDS OF4
!
fige Job prii)tig$ at cl?e CIPB ffcc-
Uii)es, Ijquors aid (Jans,
FIXE BILLIARD AXD FOOL TABLE IX COXXECTIOX.
EARHART & MOORE, Prop'rs.
CONDON, ORE.
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