c::i3S-;i close.
If. r,jOAV, JANUARY B, 1S99.
-- i i n i wii nniiiiriiii n nwi irwniiniii i ui imhil uj
THS OFFtCIAL PAPEft OF CHLUAM
COUNTY, OREGON.
A PLEA FOX IfOJJS'OM
Tt beats- Ifcw detee how quickly
some men forget thei r youth. This
reflection ia caused by reading the
numerous vicious attacks being
made by maitjr f oar esteemed
contemporaries, cm Lieutenant Dick
Hobson because he has just starred
the country and knocked the girl
kissing record into smithereens.
For eii&nie, brethren! Have you
( soon forgotten the halcyon days
of your own youth, when, with a
freshly-sprouted, young mustache,
made fierce and terrible, by a copi
ous application of French pomatum,
or some other vile stuff, you sallied
fwth at eventide and roamed the
country o'er in quest of some sweet
maid who would favor you with
just one little kiss? You've all
doue it, you sly, old bald-headed
rascals, and after walking seven
mile through mud and slush and
bramble brush and kissing one girl
once aiwi then walking home again
-after losing seven hours' sleep
that you needed in your business
while hoeing corn on some rocky
hillside next day you thought you
was a dandy, a crackerjack, the
smartest . young fellow in yonr
school district, and a regular lady
tiller to boot. Now didn't you?
Of course you d:d; and if by any
flight of fancy you could have for
one moment imagined such a feast
of osculatory bliss falling to your
lot, as the one Dickey Hobson has
just heroically waded through, your
heart would have went pitty-pat so
fast and so long that you couldn't
have caught your breath for a week.
For shame! You give poor Hobson
fits for doing what you've done
yourselves every time you had an
opportunity which wasn't once for
each thousand times you've wished
you could. This lecture is intended
for all editors who harp about
Hobson, kick about kissing, and
growl at the pretty girls. Jim
Stewart, of the Fossil Journal,
needn't read it He's all right.
We'll gamble that if he were placed
ia Hobson's late trying position
he'd put on his blandest smile and
offer himself as a willing sacrifice.
Ditto here. '
Under certain circumstances CoL
Bryan would be the logical candi-
1900. That is if there had been no
war, and the money question were
to be made the sole issue. But the
. settlement of our colonial policy,
or rather the establishment of a
new government for our new pos
sessions, will be a factor in the
next election, and will be aquestion
for llr. McKinleyV successor to
solve. With this important issue
Col. Bryan is not the best man to
lead the democratic hosts. Admi
ral Dewey, however, would be a
popular candidate, and when elect
ed would be a most acceptable
president While he may not have
any politics, as has been stated by
some, he is a true American, his
sympathies are with the masses,
and be is free from entangling in
fluences. Dewey is a more prefer
able candidate than Bryan. Times
, Mountaineer. .
XMAS PRESENTS
did you say? Well, I guess COMPTON & GEORGE take
the lead in that line. Anything from a
N igger Baby-doll to a Steamboat.
Don't fail to see that fine baby carriage and big doll that
is to be
Given Away Christmas.
A ticket with every dollar's worth of Xmas goods sold.
We are Headquarters,
in Arlington, for Gent's Furnishsng Goods, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Fine Shoes and hundreds of other beautiful
and useful articles that are designed to supply your Holi
day wants to perfection.
Buy Your Wife
a set of our elegant China ware and she will love you as
she did in the old days of Chocolate Creams, Caramels,
and Courtship. It's a fact; try it.
Mail orders solicited. We are here to oblige everybody.
The Arlington Cash Store
COMPTON & GEORGE.Propr's, Arlington.
The immigration? convention,
which ia t3 meet ia Portland on
the 2lst inst., mention of which is
trado in another column, is1 a mat
ter of prime importance to- the
state in general and to Gilliam
county in particular, from a Oil
Iiatn county standpoint, Thore
are thousands of acres of the finest
wheat land on earth lying un
developed in this V county, that
should be bringing forth an abun
dant harvest each year. There is
room for more good, live, progress
ive people in this county, and it is
to the interest of those of us who
are here to encourage such persons
to come and settle among us. Ev
ery acre of new land which is
brought under cultivation, every
bushel of wheat produced in excess
of the previous crop is a benefit to
our county and our state, and is
an addition to the aggregate wealth
which Oregon should represent.
It's a good thins. Push it along.
The Chariton Courier tells about
a little girl who was much addicted
to the use of slang. One day when
she had been very naughty her
mother said: "Now Edith, yon
must go and shut yourself up in a
dark closet and ask God to forgive
you and stay there until he does."
Into the closet she went, but in
about a minute she appeared with
a radiant face. "Why." exclaimed
ruxnjmnnnarijutnnnn
What to buy as a Christ
mas present for your wife,,
sister or sweetheart, hus
band, brother or lover, as
the case may be?
A bottle of fine perfume
in any one of the dozen pop
ular odors, which I will take
pleasure in showing you,
will be sure to please, be
cause everybody .likes good
perfumes.
J. H. Hudson
a CONDON, OREGON.
Deputy Stock Inspectors,
I have appointed) in aeuut'iC the following
perouit:
WTH. Colwell, Arlington.
U B. Townseml, Cooiloa.
Fred A. Hale, rooi.il.
K. M. Joknmk, Lone Rock.
Stock Infractor forGiiliain County, UrefcuB.
H. H. HENDRICKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ornaa at coudou and rontiL. okiooh.
Careful attention to office roansfl and court
practice. V HI be In hla offee at Condon oil
Monriajr and Tuesday o( each week till funnel
notlr. Hiadatea at Fossil are Thursdays, Kri
dnya and raitiinlara. There will beacieikano
notary iiH.U office at FouU iu hit abaence.
H. DOBYSS,
Attorney at Law,
Notary Public,
; Arlington, Oregon.
Will practice In all the Comta of the State.
Collectiouaaisd Protaite Bugioess given careful
attention.
C. S. PALMER,
prtistic; Barber.'
Sleek: Shaves
and Hair-cuts
Razors honed and re-ground.
COKDQN - - - - OREGON.
arm
lAre
lYoti
iDcmbt
her mother, "what, did you come
out so soon for?" '0h, that's all
n. k.," replied Edith. "I just told
God that I was sorry I gut so gay
and asked Him to please let me
off easy and lie said: Oh, don't
mention it, Miss Jones; you re not
so worse."
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
rt vrRTVE or as exwttion nn.Y
D tunned hv the Clerk of tlie Circuit Court of
the County ol l.ttliitm, Mute oi Oregon, rtuted the
jxtli liny of PeeeMibcr. 1S9S. In certain action in
the Circuit Cowit for bald Conntv and Stale
wherein TbeHa Whyte. as iiUtittifr, recovered
judgment airutiittt Jotwt h Whyte. dcTendttnt, for
the mm of one linn mil and Forty-Ktv Dollar
(SUVflu), on the lJth day of March, 1NS,
Notice to herely given that 1 will on
Saturday, February II, 1839,
at the Court I tonne door In Condon, In aaltl
County, at '2 o'eloek in the Kltamoon of mid dav,
sell at imUie auetUin to the hixheat bidder (or
tvah, the following; denerdied yroert io-wtt:
All of Joaenh Whvte'a Interest in and to the
NK1, NWV Wti NKi NW'i S.K'.,. fee.. Twenty
five, Townnhio Vo'ir fontli, Itauxa fweiity-two
Kind of tho Wlllumotto Merl.ltun. A loo titjot
S of Jee. Tn. 4 South, Kanire tt Kant Also
sKM of NK', and l ot No. 1 in Seellon One, Tp.
. Nmth, ItaiiKx- ti K.iat Also SE of 8WW. and
Lot No. 4 in Section Thlrtv-oii. Tp, 4 South,
lianire i E.iat. Also N W'.4 of Sevtion Six, Tp.
S South, Ktmfre Si) Kt. Tntell and levied apon
aa the property of the ald Joseph Whyte, or o
much theref aa uviy be nicvwsiArjr to Katitify the
said judgment in favor of laabella Whi t aitainat
aid Jmiepb. Whyte." with interest thereon, to
gether with all coata and UUbureemenU that
have or may aetrue.
W. t.. Wiurox,
Sheriff ol (allltara Co., or.
Dated January 3, im j.V48
ADFyIINISTRATOR'S notice.
Notlee la hereby Riven that the nndertdirned
has been duly appolnteil. bv the Countv Conrt of
tillliain County. State of Orevon, admiulalrator
ol the estate of John A. l.lnn. deiianed. Ail
peraona havinir claiina airainiit.aatd deeeamnl. or
hia eetate. are hereby notilied and requested to
pretent the aame to me. iluly veritled. at I ondou.
Oregon, within ix moutha from the date hereof.
Dated at Condon tireson, P. It. STKrHUNaost,
January J, imm. j Aduilutotrator.
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Conrt ot the State ot OresoD, lor
bimam conntv.
In the matter ot the estate of Walter L. Ktne
hart. deeeased.
Notice to hereby Riven that the understated
nas nieit tier nimi acrount as auminl.trairu ol
the eetate of W aiter L. Ktnehart, deceased, and
that
Friday, January O, 1899,
at the honr of 't o'eloek p. in. of said day, at the
piteeoi noioing aaia county i ourt, at t. onuon,
liillinm Count)'. Oreinin, has been aet as the time
and place for hearing objections to aaid final
account ana cne nuai aeitieineni tnereoi. All
nersoiia interested in the said estate are there-
lore hereby notified to file their objections to
said Dual account, if any they have, on or be (ore
sain uaie, in we manuer provun a dv law.
LLA N. ttlNKKAIIT.
Administratrix
KOTICE FOR rr BLIC AT 10 S .
Timber Culture Final t'roof.
C S Land OrrirR. Tin Dallbs. Ok.. Dee. 1?. 189ft.
Notice is hereby ftiven that lnils D, Boved. of
Hood Ktver, or., has filed notice of Intention to
nuke final proof befo-e S. A. D. tiurley, C. H,
Commissioner, at his office tu Arlington. Or., on
Thursday. January 20, 1899,
on timber ealtnre atndicatton No. 2738. foi the
se1.,, sec 29, tn 1 a, r 21 e, W. M. He names aa
witnesses: Jamea r. Thomas, of Arlington;
A llliam E. Reed, George K. liauua aud John
Miskitio, 1 uiex, uregon.
dlj-45 Jat P. trcAa. Rcntster.
KOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Orrio at Tbi Dallks, On.. Dee. 12. 19.
Notice ia hereby given that the followluir
named settler has hied notice of his intuition lo
make final proof Hi support of hla rlsim, and
that said proof will be made before H. N. Kraser,
connty clerk of Gilliam county, at Coudou, Or.,
ou rnaay, January 27, lwv, vu:
ROBERT B. POAO. of Condon,
Hd. E. No. Wi for the m1,'. see 22, tp 4 a, r 22
e, n.ai. nv namea me following witneaaea to
prove his continuous residence upon and cul
tivation of said land, vis: J. w. Miller, Fred H.
Allen, W. L. barker and John llanley, all of
i.onoon.
dlj-ld J a TPJ.cc as. Ririiter,
NOTICE FPU PU-BLICAl'iON '.'
LASnOrncB at Tbi Diuia Or. Xov. an itcw
Notirt 'is hereby riven that the followiiu?-
1-rrnraed settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
una prooi wui oe inane oeiore J, lime, c. .
Com., at lone, on Saturday, Jan. 14, lrw, via:
WALTER a CONNER, ot lone.
Hit. E. No. 6934, for the tX k bw4 n't, sec 29,
and nw'j lie' ., aee ii. tp 1 s. r a e, W. .M. IK
tiamet the followiuit witnewwa to prove hlfoit'
tiuuouaresideiiee npou and cultivation of aaid
land, via: John A. Williams, Walter Koifu.
Jacon Boruer ana trven Hiake. au of lone.
d-44 Jay P. i.l'CAS. Kextstcr.
NOTICE FOB l'UBLICATIO.N.
LAKDOrrif at The Dalles. On.. Nov. 30 lsw.
Notice la hereby aiven that the followliiit
uamed settler has riled notice of hla Intention to
make final proof tn aupport of his rliilm, aud
that said proof will be made before V. Crawford,
county clerk of Morrow county, at tteppuer, Or.,
ou caiuruay. jannary it. tw, vn:
RL FC8 A. FARREXa of Gooseberry,
Hd. E. No. 318. for the nwi, see 83. tp 2 s, r 23 e.
rt.M. He names (he foliowins; wituesaea lo
prove his continuous residence upon and culti
vation of aaid land, vis: Joseph u. MaKS, John
it. Stanley, John W'. DpIcknaU and Cbariua Want,
all of Gooseberry.
da-H Jat P. I.Bcas, Reirlstcr.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Laud Office At The Dalles, Ok., Sov2. Vm.
Notice is hereby elven tiiat the fnlioaliiK
named settler has Hied notice of bis inteutjoii to
make final proof In aupport of his claim, and
that aaid proof will he made before H. N, Kraaer,
county clerk ol Gilliam county, at Coudou, Or.,
ou Thursday, January 12. l.lftt, via:
EDWARD B. CoMPTON, of Lone Rock,
Hd. E. Ko. 4933, for the s sw', see 24, and nli
, aee 25 tp 5 . r 23 a, W. M. He names the
followlnE wilnesaea to prove his continuous
residence npon and cnltlvation of mid land, via:
George W. Madden, G. W. frame and New Mad
den, of Lone Rock; M. O. Clarke, of Condon.
rt-41 Jat P. I.ucas, Kea-lsier.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Lako OrncE AT The Dalles, Oe., Nov. 29, Vm.
Notice is herebv irlven that the following;
named settler has filed notice of his in'eniion to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
thai aaid proof will lie made before H. N. Kraaer,
county clerk ol (llliam county, at Condon, Or.,
on Tlmraday, January 12, ISM, vie:
GEORGE W. MADDEN, of Lone Rock,
l .1 .(.-. . .,. i , Au n, . . ,
W. M. He namea the following witnesses to
prove ni continuous residence upon and culti
ration of aaid land, vis: Edward R.'Compton,
. W. Boone and New Madden, ol Lone Rock;
M. O. Clarke, ot Condon.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION,
Timber Culture, Final Proof.
U 8 Lad Omr.t. The Dalies, Or., Dec. 12. tS9.
Notice la hereby given that Frank Ward, of
Hardman, Or., lias hied notice of intention to
make final proof before J.W. Morrow, V. M.
Commissioner, at bis oftlce In Heppner, Or., on
Friday. February 24. I899,
on timber culture application No. ami, for the
nwi, sec 28. tp , r ife, W. VI. He namea as
witnesses: John T. Titrlcy. of tteppuer; Joseph
O. Mhkits. Thos. Parman and George Parnian, of
Oooseoerry, Oregon.
dl6ij :JLJ Lucab, RcKister
ACTIVE SOI.ICITORH WASTED EV'FRY
where for The Btory of the phlllppli.ea"
by MHrat Ilalstcad, commissioned by tne Gov
ernment as Offletal lllsloriiin to the War De
partment. The book was wrlttn In army camps
at nan Francisco, on the Pacific with Ocneral
Merrltt, In the hospitals at Honolulu, In Hon
Konir, In the American trenches at Manila, In
the tiisura.nt ln.l with Avuinaido, on the
deck of the Olympia with Dewey, and In the
roar of battle at the full of Manila. Bonanza for
aaenta. Brimful of orixlnal pictures taken by
lovernmant photographers on the spot I .a rue
book. Low prices. Big proflta. Fn-ivht paid,
( redit given. Drop all trashy unofficial war
books, lntllt free. Address, F. T. Barber, iScc'y,,
ttrIiiiurameBldg., Chicago, III
WANTED WEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY PElT
sons In this state to mintage our bind lies.
In their own and nearby count. es. If Is mainly
office work conducted at home. Halary straight
l'0a year and expenses d.-flnlte, bonntlde. no
more, 110 less salary. Monthly 75. Kcfereuces.
Enclose self-addressed srmtil envelope, Her
bert E. Ji'iSy "ttM. f'hicagor III.
WANTED AGENTS F()R "GLADSTGNElTili
Life and Public Services," bv Tnos. W.
Hatidfnrd. A wonderful story of glorious ca
reer. Over WO large, radiant pages. 10Usnia-rb,
rare ongravlnga. Plcbest, biggest, best and only
en loraed "Gladstone liook" punllshed. Only
1.40. Commisaion.faJ per cent. Crejllt given.
Freight naid. Outfit fr.-e. Dron all iru.li ti
clearlio a month with the onlv true aud vwal
"Gladatona biMik." Address THE DOMINION
COMPANY. lX'Dt. Da. UM-VA busrhurs atrner
CbluafO. IfJCI 28 I
OUR AlliiUAL STOCK
We are making our Annual Cash Clearance Snlo, in every depart
ment', which our patrons are quick to see atid take advantage
of. We quote a fow prices on staples.
DBY HOODS.
BROWN MfHIN.
Ycillo A por yitrtt... 2?'
triia C. . , 4
L 1 4
Ciilwt W 6'i
Cubot A ... .
Willoit 0
BLKACIIKD Ml'HI.IN.
Dairy Cloth. ...... 6
Bricnbrac 4S
Conntv Club....... 0
Hope 7
Fruit of Loom.,,,...,,............ 8
LonsilHle , 8
Digll HBIwhej. ........ ....... fyi
Lmisilale Cainlirlc. .10
Berkplcy Cambric......... .10
Ni.litgown Twillt;.!. . . . .... . . . . . . . .12
WIDE HHKSTlNaS, (BROWN.)
IVppBrvlI45 inch.. ...........10
" 0-4....... .IB
" 10-4 .....18
lVqnot84. .......17
"8-4 .......18
WIDE ellKITiNOi (BLEACHED)
Pepperell 4U inch 10
" 7-4 14
" 84 15
" 9-4 18
" 10 4.... ......20
IVqnot 42 inch 10
" 45 " lit'
" 94 ........................20
" 10 4 ...,22
Rochdale 8-4 ., .15
OI'TtNOH. .
Larm line Light anrl Dark Ou'tingi. .5
12.4 ft. Outings retlnccl to 10
10 " -- .".' 8J
8,W " " " 6
LAtlRKLBTTsW. ,
15 ct. Flannelette reduced to. .... .11
." ' " " "......10
10 " " " 8'
ALL GOODS MARKED
LORD
ARLINGTON,
eW A
iii
Of Arlington, Or.,
No.
Transacts a General
Accounts Kept
Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States
and Europe. Interest allowed on time deposits.
SPECIAL ATTENTION CIYEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
D.M.FRENCH, President; W. W.
T. HURLBURT, Caahler.
DIRECTORS D. M, FRENCH, W.
WARDS
J. H. PUTNAM,
ri nr I r rr in imih
GENER'L MERCHANDISE
FOSSIL,
Gent's Clothing,
Furnishings,
Mitchell Wagons and
Cheap. Call and
CHARLES FIX,
Bowling Alley and Baths.
Lower Main St., Condon, Ore.
POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC.
GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED
Large Scales, price 25c a draft;
W. LORD. Managsr.
Wasco Warehouse Co.
General Storage
WOOL STORACE A SPECIALTY.
HIGHEST PHICE P 10 FOR WHEAT, HIDES AMD PELTS.
Barbed Wire, Nails, Flour, Feed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum
ber, Lime, Cement. Cedar Posts, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood
Always on Hand.
BEST CEDAR SHINGLES, S2.25 PER M.
Office in Warehouse. -
CLEARANCE SALE.
ALL WOOL KIDKRUOWNH.
Reduced from 75 t'tR. to. ...... .
" , " 60 "
''-. 40
" " 35 "
' l' K I NTH, ,
Amorican Imligopa
Turkey Kt'dtt ,
Motirninit ,
Silver Gray ,. . .
Comfort, and all Dres Print.
AU Miakinaw Twill. ...... . . .
.50
,35
.30
,25
.,6
.,6
.,5
,.B
.5
.10
FURNISHLSO UOODS.
LAD1KH' CNION HttlT.
No. 7457 reduced from 75 eta to , .'.50
" 1400 ." ' " 75 " ",..., Oil
" 7747 " 85 " " 65
" 1404 " " 1.00 ".... 75
" 1408 " " 1.25 " ... .'5
" 7157 " " 1.50 "....1.25
" 7160 " " 225 "...,1.75
" 7171 " " 2 50 ",..,2.15
LADIKH' jrrky riiihkd YKHTB
No. 7002 reduced from 125 to
" 7040 " " 85 ".. . ,
NATIKAL UUAY TEST.
No. 8707 reduced from 85 to. ... ,
" 8000 " " BO "...,,
85.
00
05
60
GUOCKRIES.
20 lbs. 8ngo ....... .11.00
20 lbs. Tapioca . , , , .,..1.00
30 lbs. ltol led Oatt..,, 1.00
40 ban Sn von Soap, 1,00
1 sal. N. O. Molassei , C5
A 1 Table Syrup per gal....,.,... .40
20 lb loose Muacatela. 1.00
1 gal. Vinegar .25
1 2 lb. Can Ovitert. .. . .15
8 1 lb " .25
1 lb. Honey.... .12
10 cant St. Charlet Cream 1.00
1 case TomHtoe . ....... . , . 2.-10
Men's Underwear at Cost.
See Display on Our Counters
IN PLAIN FIGURES.
& CO.,
OREGON.
e. w v 9 w 9
3618,
Banking Business.
Subject to Check.
STEIWER, Vlc-Prtaldnti FRANK
W. STEIWER, W. LORD, L. C. ED- 1
RDS AND A. C. HAWSON. P
jmfuinAnnnnAAriinnxTJxnjinAiiniinnAAnnjvt
OREGON.
Boots and Shoes
Neckwear, Etc.
All Kinds of Vehicles
see for yourselves.
IN ANY QUANTITY FOK SALE
reduction on contract weighing.
FRANK ALDRICH, Arlington Art
and Forwarding.
- - Arlington, Oregon.
LOO
La w-
LOOKING AHEAD for a good place to trade ia laudable'
and perfectly propor. We will please you. We will satis
fy you. We will meet your wants, bo they largo or small, .
at the fuirest prices. We have innumerable attractive and
appropriate gifts which we luck space to cnuinerato, some
thing suitable for every member of the family, Come in
and see how well we can fill your wants, aud how far wo
can make your money go. Everything to be had in a J
large, general store.
There is no chance of you losing your guess when you
give your orders to tho
SHURTE &
SUCCESSORS TO
ARLINGTON, -
DROP IN
Next Door to Bowling Alley Arlington,
whn you ft Ilk
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT.
All kinds of first-class
The "DELMONICO"
RESTAURANT
r ' th plac to its.
First-class meals
day, from 25c ur.
The only Short-order house in Condon.
NICELY-FURKISKE3 ROOMS IN CONNECTION FOR LODGERS.
Bread, pics and cakes on hand for sale, or baked to order.
Chickens dresoed to order. Uutter and eggs bought and sold.
T.J.JORDAN, - - Proprietor.
R IN EH ART'S
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, PropV.
The public will find that no better accommodations can be
found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c.
HEADftUARTERsToRTRAVELIIlC MEII.
CONDON-MEAT MARKET.
Freh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal of first quality.. Chickens,
Eggs, Butter, Fruit and Vegetables bought and sold. We handle
only first-class tin-ats and our prices are reasonable. Nocredit giv
en. It takes money to buy fat beeves. v-
Your patronage is respectfully solicited,
H. G.JORDAN, Propr.
Prloe List of Lumber.
(Adopted September 1, 1808.)
Kotigli Inmlier, pine, f 10.00 per M
H'Hiitli I ii in twr. llr, 12 HO " "
Hhlplnp, t-coml cIh.j floor
ing, niMtif, veiling and .
iiirfHwd, 1500 " '
FifBtrlasi flixirlne, cf ilinK,
rnallo and Htiiahlii, 22 60 "
filsb woiKi, per pord, .75
All lilllf diacDiifilorl 10 per rent for
pntritah Hainw prlre mid Hiiieilla-
count to all. Uaanv II aitfad.
Lorn VHllev, Or.
Auctioneer. ...
I hirrby nffur my Hervli-ca ti the pr-o-rill
itt lilliuni ,'ntintv In iIim r.ur,uii .r
Kftiftal Hiii!tionir. All liuaineaa hi
trtiHU'il to hi v earn will ri'i i'lvw Ilia m,,.i
rurefnl atteiitiiiM. Will Htln. to ltd
vcrliainit, Itillintt nnd nil prHhiiliiHrifa
wiioii iteairvn, will attend hW In anv
rt of IrilR or H'ljoiiiiiiifcuii titles. Term
renHiniH Me. Call on or Hiidreaa
Uko. L. Nkalb.
l' Conilnii, Or,-
Treasurer's Notice.
All eonfitv warraiita nulatMri,! nrlnt-
to Feb., 1, 181)7. vi lli be pHiil on preapif
lalinn Ht in v nlllre. Internal i-eaaoa ufluc
this date. K H. Hahkkb,
Tniu yHrii. fii lillluiti iiMiiniti f,x.m,..
Dated ut Couduu, Ore., OttoLcr 20, 1BU8, (
LOOKING AHEAD',
'!,oi afxiiit a month thsad, . ,
Dad, luKrliitH'(! "'"I Uliiihvil atid tali;
"Jim, when tiiat ww liatijr 'rlvvs
It ha tnlciM E-hnlil an' thrive
tltiiws tfti'll nittn him IWwuy, h.yt ,
Tlia hunt (il Manila Ilayi
Or, prliai tliotiitli, lti)loii'd
II. batter yut." say dad to iu,
'Ihg alamt a woi'k bolnte,
Iait an' ma, w tiilkwl It o'ri
I said "ischlay," hut dad, hr 'liiwud
"Dowr-y" bmt o' tit whcila Llntno iniad,
Mk, sho illiln't say word
Only sitilK'd, It ace, whtin sh hoard
a. .. .
Hay. that bafcy'i name It Ihiss!
Dad au' tuc, we lost our uia,
WEIR GO.
JAS. V. SMITH.
- - OREGON
AT COB'S
njoylng a flrt-cli
liquors on hand.
at all hours of the
RESTAURANT
Through Tounat Cara to St
Louis.
A tonrlit fleeplnir far will leave Port
land ever Monday via Mo. l'ae. and
every Wedm-s.lay via lh Bnrliniton
R..uiat8P. M. via the O. It, A N.
t liroiinh Halt Lake and Denver without
ehanite lo 8t, Lonia, and imdrr the m
pervi.ion of experienced condiii-lora. No
elianim of ctri ,. the el ties, Kanaaa City
or hi. Lonla. Kerp thlaiervie in mind
when irolnir Eaat and cunaolt O, tt. & N.
Htienti or addreta,
W. II. UttHlBDBT,
teneral raaenKfr Aift-nt, Portland. O'.
Land Applications, Proofs and
Abstracts.
H. N. Frnr.er. Conntv Clerk, trlvea
"pedal attention to ahxtraiti of. title,
and la alao prepared to receive U. 8.
(t'lverninent laml filing, and proofi, as
well aa application fur the purchase of
forfeited railroad . Innda and atate acliool
landa, at hla nillee- In Condon, Or.
NON-ALCOHOLIC.
innti no uvea on meat waer
known to lick lila oitu ., a.k U
divorce. A veuetahle dlett woman I as
colli and clammy H a tiirnlp. If you
want your iirl to hnva r.v cheeki and
lltU ill 1. I.... Ml . J 1 . .(....
..... ... ,,, ,,,-r minimi, it,.ui tier on iMet
"''" "'HI citalmiHl d.ma of I)r, Haw-