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illDOil 'GLOBE.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1809,
Whttfr": vr wast? s it ssosk; r 2f:staBteaJf
Is Tli fniM? Mo".ptlili fcW 0 WW I 91,60.
"(4 twl adsstifc. il M Mid tU adTSiici 9a
III bs ohanted. A ponoU mirk arwrnd thl
fiutlue ImlX'stes that your nibsoripUon has.
plM. lUwtw rutm promptly. "
LOCAL NEWS.
Not Our Fault
Owing to I rnlatakt aomewhere, our
auxiliary print failed to arrive on time
thin week, and tha (Jwm Ii loreeil to
appaar on tha "hall ilxsll.",, W 'jregrel
the rxrurrertr-a f luewllngly, bnl nr are
liere primarily to give ttitt loeal' ti,
An J i long as our supply f Wank paper
lioldi i out wa will 't there on time. We
trust our readers lll eacnae thle ahort
' 'coming which l not our fault.
Frank' Palmer bun been on ttie lick lint
this week. - ; V
Prof. MuCully spent Sunday In th
Mayvillo dlatrlet. v
D. 8, Browo'i baby U aerloualy III
with pneumonia, -i ' - r
. I . l . ,).... I. I.
MISS l.uiu NUiaur spam omiuaj . whip
i " linr aiitlir. mm. liunn.
Mr, ami 01 r. jmin uysan visiien
friend in Fossil this week.
F. $. (JjtJeo, ono of Msyvlllrt'e well
known citixeDt), wai In town last frlday.
' Mfllel'Mn . 0'"tf i'k list
iiiit Week4 but I 'igalfi On dutln the
poet office,
Mr. mid Mre.O. W, White, of Trail
Fork, returned from Fremont, Nebr.,
' yehTdy.4 ft I ?
Fi A, Jtatier, jot Marlon "coW?. '
jr.1 Ii. RedMondt Ole were business
visitors here on Tuesday.
Ilev, Miller will preaub to the echoid
house nest Saturday evening, end Sun
day morning Holotky ? !; , v
Messrs. Johnson and Clerage were
here during the week talking up the or
ganiaallon of a lodge of the order of
. MecMbtet fii(Y ...
We liava received a (ropy of Haute
Hill No. 105, Introduced by Mr. Ilawson,
which provides fur a liquor licenie ol
" 'r.OtO on ill latoobi In tha ttate.''-lkas4-&aturday,
Jan. 14, 18W, to the
; wlfa atlKl l Muftre, a 4m. , Another
voice added to the general remonstrance
against the dlvleion of tiilln jcounty.
l'roof receipt for JurfeiledL railroad
lentie ere arriwiiijj ui.ii .ivki. -v
. ; tffii!fi and :' per"" having purehHeil
ucb land tbould call aud gvt their
receipt. -,.--'
Dun'lovcrluok the new ad ol the Short
"f ik Wl IX. Id U.I lua. Three people
'are right to I lie bunt a uptnlut iuer
chania and are duterving of their ihar
f patronage. ,,,'..J,..L! -'.'.'1.
"At SntweetiUf JlheoJoglcal diooloa
'l li prugrcw tliW feck, at irtimry hH.
between Elder Chan-, of Hie Churen ul
letter Day aiutii, aui Rev. Ualgr, of
the Chiletian church.; 'y
j W ara Indebted to Hon. K. Ii, Puftir
r copie of Senate Hill ha. S, the
avhoool law biH,-and Houea Utll Ko.
. ;0,0S'H'J Hlp bounty, .Mil bvth of
which appear to be uierhoriuu lueaV
A grand ball will be given in Armor)
ball on Toweday- evvutug, FetKUaiy H.
Tub affair will tie siven under ttie au-
epicee uf the Armory llall Vuiupnuj, ami
Hie priHH ed will be umhI fur Hie purpu
': ofvarpetmg and (uruutiiug the upper
tialt. - A Urrt-etan tiue I aewured, aud
evervDoitv iiuhiui aiu-nu. -oiMfr aim
T i vilier tnforiiiiaioft WUt apjienr latfn
III ittettattttll called! uffiw tie fcdver
tieeutent of the Ariingtun A arehuue Co,
' In tlit Itiue. 'X'ue ia eouipauy l cuiic
puited ol ome of the tuuet ubunnl
and reliable -nieu-iu tin rituu of
t :teni Vft'Bn, and '4C(mi , urn
Waeco Wareimune Uo. We cau' fully
, commend tin ttriu to the Unliaio tooniy
, nubile, and. all buaine entruud to
Ilium it ure of curulul atteutlou.
II. W. Ilitrtman, the well-known
carpenter, met with a painful wewdeut
t on SuturiMy while at it it in lueiooiu
. ; being Uttd up ia tha w Maeuiitc imna
in lor Dr. Hudson drue etore.' W trtle
-w" niilhing some of htr -wurk -wiw n4-
j paper, a long, Heeu uvur ran unucr ui
' i tbiiuibnailMl tti right hand and n lie
iroiiut alinnat d the HrHt inluL. Mr.
iiartuian will rerhap be laid up fur
aeveral day a a rvauil ol the injury.
An Interesting letter from Oici wa
. i ..l.iiM....ti. . luii
V week, but the fact that the writer failed
' 10 lu III liauie wuuiu imvw irevcui.i'u
ita nublluation. even had it come in
time. Correspondent hould remember
that no umoitiiPd cumiiiuuicatuin can
, he publtthed. Tin name of i he liter
i not required for publicaliun but
merely a an evidence of good faith tur
, the wrt of the correaponUtnt .
.... , a . am lutereating letter from our old
friend Joaepb Whyte I unavuidably
crowded out this week on account of a
press of other matter. Mr. Whyte com
mend Judu Mariner an hit eland on
the court Iiouh aumliou and dart the
taxpayer of hi section are opjimn-d to
county division and have tiguva a re
tuuiieiranue to that etfuct. He report
the now almost none but the Hock is
still belna fed. Mr. Whvte I lust re
Ooverlnu from, a suvere attack of
mien munla.
Accord ine to the report of the super
intendent of the date prison, out of a
' ' total of 82 J prleonera con tl nod in that
institution but one was sent np from
- (iilliain county. It may be addrtd that
the one Placed to Uiillanr credit whs
never a reaident of thi county but waa
' a box car tramp, -who gut intu tronbl
wlitlH passinit throuuli the county
I'rettv L'ood shnwinur (or Gillinin county
and her record I tiid by bat one other
, county in the itate, Uenton.
i ' W. LV Wilcox. Frank Vliter and 8. B
...... Ttarker "look a aneak" to Halein thi
' . week t assist at the ohscqiiir of the
"sneak" legislation twlng attempted
lookl mi to the d vision of Uilllam noun
tv. Thev carried with them a petillo
if about 700 name of leiral voter of th
rdiintv tt hn si'eioi-d ttr bavo a "sneak
intf" idea that the countv lines should
' remain a thov now are. About 150 of
' "' 'those names are of resident of that
fnrtlon of the conntv, which the tirnat
lalf-Uoien proposed totaipe from this
foiinfy and add to the proposed county
of WluTlcr.
Houaj 1311 1 No. 1.
Hon. 8, Q. liawton, Uilliitm county's
able representative, give evidence that
he I fully awiike to the interest of the
people of hi county, a well a of all
that stM'ilnn knoa n a Ciintern Oregon,
by iutroduclng the first bill of the pre
ent acssiim.
The bill I for an Act entitled an Act
to provide for the sinking of artetlan
wells In the suviiral coiiniiu of Oregon
contaliiliig arid lands. The bill pro
vide for the appropriation of $3,000,
by the state, to each of the several coum
tie containing arid lunda, which sum Is
to be eapended In sinking a test well or
well for artesian water, in each connly
coming nnder the provision of the act.
On the passaueof the AcPthe governor
shall appoint h t'ouimlilon nf Irrigation,
to be composed oj one legal ' voter and
t payer In each .county:' .pining nnder
the provisions of the act,' who shall
serve withont compeusiition oliierthsti
their actual traveling, espense while
enit-aged in their iluliee. '-r . ? : 'i
The location of the site of the proposed
well or wells .In each county ahail lie
designated by the coijniy court of the
rcsMctive counties. Any euhscrfplioiia
rained In th conulle to augment the
sum allowed by the state, sli.ill be re
ceived and accounted for by the county
court. ,
The Irrigation Commission shall ad
vertise for bid for the ainking of aells
by the foot, and may have th right to
reject any of all bid.
They Praise the Globe.
, A letter received a few day ago from
the Bhurte A Weir Co., the well-known
firm of general merchant In Arlington,
says:
"TheGin ha given n the best
service of any advertising medium we
havei used, ;aud, we.,take. pleasure In
thus (peaking oat our eorninriidatlon,"
Buctt words coining tntirfiyv nnaolio
ieo are encourHging, nun we nre kiwi io
now that our effort to give our adver
tising patron a strictly flrat-claii service
are appreciated... Advertiser hv a
ight to demand three things, namely s
Circulation, neat and effective typo
graphical work and fair and honest treat
ment. It ha alwaya been our effort to
give hu'r (patron' Vieaf thlfg!id we
are'glad to once I ft fcwfvlfe have our
wlief that w have done o, confirmed
by inch letter a the above.
Serloualv Inlured. '
rvimty Bhoi.lf l'ijikbn.i et Vltb a
serious accident on Thursday 01 last
week which might have cost him his
life. H had taken a horse into Pan
Ktoehart' livery barn, and on coming
out closed th eliding doors when one of
them jumped from tile track overhead
and fell on Mr, I'inkhain, crushing him
to the ground., ,Th eilitof the door
seemed to come directly on the back of
ill liead ad in,i vry near iMiooating
Is neck 'lie hai since' bt-en'cdnflned
to hie bed and hat suffered considerably
with hi heck a welt from Injoriet
on other parif of hi bwly, :
The dar ha falletron Several Jirevious
occasion, but tin I the O'er ertouel
aa hlent resulting therefrom. It should
be made snTe or removed at once,
'Adjudged Insane.
William Wack, of Mayvilla, who wa
etatniard 4 to.,hia,aanity (lnr Judge
N'eale'i isjurloii Wcifnesda- evening of
lat . week : w adjuilgcd Insane aitd
commilleil to the ih'saue asylum at Salem
Ills condition I supposed to be dn to
domestic troubles, and It I possible that
relitriout excitement may also have had
imel,h'ing to do with it-f lle.ans taken
to the asuuirt on Thursday by- T. t.
Jolmson, of thii. plate, and John Ander
toni of Mwili. .Ihcy 5 having been
specially ltitel fcr Unit fiurpufe.
! An InoorrlRlble Boy.
Cody Ulaakj a nine-yieiild biy from
the Mayvilla nCiahuurhoa,!, son of
William Ulack, who was adjudged in
ane aud sent to the asylum last week,
wa brought before Jtidgn Seal on Fri
day morning, charged with Incorrlglbili
tv. HulHoient evidence, wa addnred .to,
cortylnct thn 1?', th"H jlittla fellow
wai a fh 'tutijwftJti' iRtato Reform
Heboid, end he waa there tore cgmniilled
to thaf Institution .'y, ' 'N,iKht
junngstef lffitn!mt with.ond with
proper restraint aud training Be should
make a capable man and a worthy
citiaen, .;. ' . --.i .; '1
Brick Moirl, of Mayville, wa depu
Hied to take the lad to 8alem, and they
left for that placO on tha stage Friday
morning.
LONE ROCK.
Mr. Geo. E. Wright la down
with a
Very dangerou Mtackmf erysipelas.
I Mr'. Frank R ihinoft has been seriono
Iv ill with la grippe for several days,.
but i bolter at present. C'., i
We loriiot to stale lant w eek that Mr.
ami Mi. Roach are th happiest couple
in town, all because they have a girl
babv ot their house.
Several eheep owner of thl locality
are haulimi In large qnanlllle ol grain
for the pnrposo : of feeding the weak
aheop of their flivka. Tha grain was
puraliased in the bightmiie country. ,
The lota of stock In this section has
been light eo far, but atock nf all kinds
are looking pretty thin from the effects
of the recent long ipell of had weather.
A a general thing, feed la plentiful.
' Every one abont here I kicking like
a mule down hill against tha proHiiton
to cut off ii slice of (illliam county for
the purpose of benefiting a little 24
locality and,' for their accommodation,
to thus spoil our own county. We don't
want any of it. and are willing to let
good enough atone, and all hand signed
th remonstrance aiinlnst it. - 1
No matter how ' much
money you have, you'
can't buy better (
tea baking; powder
' colToa fl.vornin extracts
..; toda and apices.
than Scht'Hittgs Best. i7
For sale by .
tXmn Pmtl.fi-s. '
Trie F'tioiylo Aroused.
I'erfmp never ince the organization
of Gilliam county have the people been
u thoroughly aroiieed a they have been
during the past week, and never before
have they been so nearly unaulinoiii on
any proposition. When it liecame
known here that bill had lice n iotro-
dnccd in the Icglshilure proposing lo di
vide the county every mnn end every
woman toowas up in arm agin(
a hat they considered a menace to the
welfare of their county, and when the
letalls of the plot began '. unfold them
selves and it occame 'inown that the
whole suheme was the work of a half-
doten designing citiaen of the town
south of ns, that hi eullercd from vlo-
lent attack of county sent omnia for the
past doacn years, and that outside of the
"Ureal Ha If-Dozen" the people ol the sec
tion which it wa proposed to take from
Gilliam knew absolutely nothing of the
proposed measure, but when they learn
ed of it, were strongly opposed to it ;
they were almost furious.
A masa meeting of citixt na waa held
Friday evening, and it was decided to
secure a remonstrance tit the legnl voter
of the county against the measure, and
tha following loyal young citizen of
Gilliam county volunteered their services
io circulate the remonstrance in double
quirk time: ' t '
Wiu. Hartmnn, Bud Rinehart, John
Gross, Arthur Foster, George Caven,
Lmiis Couture, Frank' Maddock and
It. A, Mi-Cully. - A. J.8hclton, of May
ville, also volunteered as soon a he
learned of the situation and, with Geo,
Caven, invaded the enemy' cainpand
secured about 45 signatures in and
around Fossil before trie Great Half-
Doxen had time to post their people a
to the meaning of the cheme.
When the Half-Dozen learned that
the cat wa out, and that their own
people were against them there was
'blood on the moon" for a time. Such
a situation wat doubtless serious to the
llalf-Doxen, in the face of the assertion
recently alleged to have' been made at
Salem by Mr. . Donnelly, to the effect
that "the outhern portion of Gilliam
county wa unanimous for division."
No time was lost by the Half-Dozen in
applying the lash to the truant to
bring them Into line, and It i alleged
that euch a pressure wa ' bronght to
hear on a few a to Induce, them to sign
affidavit to the effect that they bad
signed the remonstrance under misrepre
sentation. J ". v-','l-';: '' -'
The It. nigh Rider, a the remon
strance circulator were termed , began
arriving here Monday afternoon, and
oy o.uu pin. jury veye.,i, n,. nno in
varioo petitions when counted were
found to amount to 040 name of legal
voter of Gilliam couiTTT who are stren
noutly opposed to any' tampering with
the present honralarie of "t lie conntv,'
A suiled above, about 45 ol these i
natures were 'secured irTFussil and in
the territory lying south of that town,
while about J50 of them were name of
voter living in the suction which It
waa proposed to cut off." ' - - -
The petitions, a aent in to the legia-
leture, are acfymipanied by an affidavit
signed by alt of those by whom they
were eMolati'd, setting Jortlt f fist no
luljrlfirerVnfiition hr, iihdne' influence
of anv kind was used iti order to secure
signatures. Thia wa done at the spe
cial request of Mem.' Caven and She I
ton, wjio i-anvased the Fossil country,
.k ,1U...IU....,. Ll....-
mill w no, .wie ii vuw npy o
themselves of the impniation ol the
Fosnilites,, who, after signing-the re?
monstrance, were induced by the Half-
poxeo totign: aitidavit that the same
had been nonrepresented to them, .How
any promition plainly tvpewritUn, in
capital letter, and ; cow hed . ia plsi
English could be misrepresented t men
who can read ia hardly evideut to the
avernge mind. , ", s, , '
A petition waa aent to Arlington to be
circulated, and one ha also bcencircu
Uted ia the Ulalock . country,, neither ol
which are included in the 046 name as
reported ahoc,' nd it is not Unlikely
those two precincts are added to the list
it will exceed 700 names. "
f hf total vote 0ast1of S,oi"norTrt tha
nntx Jaaf yen fajC ' Jnd.j whenjt
la remembeied that about 700 names
were secured to tha remenetranua jn less,
than three d n yii it will, readily be seen
how the people (eel on the proposition.
,ri y, 1,1 " ' . -.
y; tost vauey;" 1 '
f f S .......
,.A. S. Simmon I down with igfippe.
: , George Hawk and. farutlv, of. Thirty:
mile, "were Visiting 'relative in Lost
Valley Bunday, returning Monday.
Mr, .C. Fair, of Pond, Arkansas, iaon
a visit to his brother Joe Fair, formerly
uf Condon. p Mr. Fair expect to make
una pari ni nome ior a soon ii pie.
A wr eniovalila dnnce'waa ivn
art
tlie rei'U'n"e nl Mr. Win. Vanliorn.on
Hmuh Thtrtyniilo. last Friitay- nl(h(. ,
........ ...I ' i. . ..t a
time. ' " --'. ..- , ; ,. ' t. '
Mr. (J. L. Rim-hart, of Ori'lnn, wa
liara Snttirday aivl Kunda cin-uUtinu a
rtiiiiiiiflniiii'e aicauist U nivislon ot
this countv. - Ho si-oiirpil tlie siiinature
ol tsvery voter ti eonM rind.
FOSSIL. , o
' J. U.'Bowen Is down with l grippe. ,
Fred Mires, of Druin, Or., Uhure 'visit
ing Iriciiils. "
, Mr. Sum McOilvray lias the appoint
ment fur road supervisor for Diet. So. 2,
Our Vlllrlent noatniKNter, L. J. Galea
I up and; a run nd tfHin, aflur a week'
A. K. Lamhand A. O. Ogllvie Uift the
first of tha week for Suloni, where they
go for the purpose uf holding up. (he
legislatare. ' -" ' " '
If the warm weather lasts another
week farintr will atari their plows, aa
the frost la liil all out of the ground
and the wattir ia sinking fast,
A. Bt-ard received 'a telegram "from
Morrow cmlntf a.t w'ek Infonnlnjt hini
that his aijvd mother waa 'not eaperted
to live. Mr. Beard left alone, -hut we
have eiiife learned that aha had died
latfor hi arrival. . " i s , i
WA N T K lVf 1? V K R V I. TH I KTWO K i ll Y t'K K
,li in tins tl to mniiiiKu our huslni'M
In tholr own anil ncnrliv coliHUm. It It nmlniv
nlllrr work ixiiiiIucIimI l hnm?. H'llarv ntntiitht
!i yanr mill cxpnrM-s4ti.niiHt. lKimtMt no
mniv, 'unions snlsiy., Monllilv 7i. KcI.'H'Iiits.
l.tirloi. Ml.l'lreHi rt limnui nvvU Hcf
licit I;. Hik, I'ri'it., Pri. M, elilrtijifi, 111. '
sWantecl: i
,., Every person in Gilliam County: to know that
; . they can buy DRY GOODS. ' CLOTMXO.'
ZZ. . FUrtNISlIINCiH. B1IOKH. HAItDvVAUK iu ,
OROCEKIKS in Olex, at Arlin.on jiricca. - 35
W have purchapi'd the etock of . 0. Halston,
... 4 ,, s a
and can and will mil you all goods ns cheap an
gT" .in Arlington ... . , ( ... -y ? . 235
y Give a trial, and bo convinced.
iTobey Brbs.I
mZ.. (SUCCESSORS TO L 0. RALSTOH.)
S OLEX; OREGON. ( 3
iiuauiuiiiiauiunaimiiiiiiiiuaiu
Best in the world..
v The Olney Brand
Canned Goods.
They're freth and aweet, , v
The best to eat.
Try them and you'll never lovo another brand of canned goods.
Forfaleby' ,vy ; ' '';).. : -
P. H.
Fresh Candies -and' Nuts ; ,'.)
New line Canned Goods : r
Choice Reading . Matter '
j 50c Novels for 30c t ; , . j .
; ( 2ijc Novel for 20c j ,4 ,
Only First-class Goods Sold :,
JOHN JACKSON.
- ecrs jr.
ONE DOOR SOUTH CONDON HOTEL,
MILLER j "THE REGULATOR."
1 ThIaT'S" THE PLACE TO TRADE.
tvAV lift conBtantly on band a full and complete line of GR0-
; CERIS. , We call particular attention to our line of GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS which ia the most , complete line in
Arlington; 'We are also agents for. the-celebrated SALEM
tl WOOLEN MILLSi hll and Ret prices. We are now located y
4 at the old Cofflncornr. , y;
" X77 fgt 6l0 SEIMBU RECULAT08.
GEQ. MILLER,
MOODY'S
-Fire-Proof Brick Buildings-
Arjington
t 4 t a i r . .
Highest Market Price
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If
y Gfih Sacks For Sale...... . ... ;.
..... . See Us Before Disposing of Your Crop.
S.G;HAWS6N,
PEACE HAS BEEN
-wAL. HENSHAW-:
Flnclfl te haH'a'coaJplctc stock
. . i t s ; i niore coming
Furmtqr, Hardware
Stovwt, Stove-pipe, ;;y Window-glut, Crockery.
Trunks, Iland-bugs, -: i . Undertaker's Goods.
Remember! .He will, order anything,
A" CTIVK WU4'tT4 R WANTK! EVKKY-
r... .. t.n- nf llin rhllil.l4lli.tl
Mutnt Iliilnti'ait. ironmdwrtonsil by tlie Uov
..rm.innl . (IRtKlnl llutorixn to till) Vi r l0
imriment. The Ikmis. wm written In nrmy ramps
i.l rian FranrlM'P. on th Tik'HIo wtln tinwrnt
Mxrrlti lii Ilia li.witltiiln at Itilllollllll. ill HoliK
Kims, ill tlm Alnfrlimi tmnchfii at Maiiilu.
). Iiiniinriint ranini. with Auiilnuhlo. on lliit
dock ot tin- OIvwi.Ih allh Dowoy, anil in ths
roiir ot nntlhl at lilt lull Ol iMtlllim. uonnnwt
uminta. llilnifii o nriuiiiHl nlcluKtii 1'iki'n ny
RovornnuHit jihotocmiihtfia on the pot, Irfinir
laiok. Ifl prion. Hilt prollta. Frcivhl jwtit.
t'.rvillt (jlvni. trop nil Iwahy nnoilli'lnl WMr
hiKiicn. tiitlll trro; jkilrtroni. . T. lt.ii Iwr, ph-.-'v..
Mnr Inmninia; lrlilf ChtciipM, 111.
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STEPHENSON.
CONDOM, ORECOM.
ARLINGTON,. OR
WAREHOUSE.
and
.... . , .. ..
of Grain.
Arlington Agent
DECLARED,
A
N
D
of the following goods on hand and
on every train.
Carpenter's Tools, Paint!.
Wall Paper, v House Lining. .
not kept in. stock, on short notice.
1 lANTKIV-AOKSTS FOR "OI.ADfTONE. II
VV life suit I'ulilio fcTvlcw." hy 'I hon. W
- j lHinl(,nl. A wotuiorfiil story of n iiloriimn
- mr. I IVAr ."MI binn). rudlHUl bri. JlW BUliorlv
I ruromiKrHViKva, Kivlimt. iilt-Kcut. Iipt hiiiI only
enrtorwU lilBilntoue book" nulillahnt. Only
ill Mi t'ommkMiii'.ii. fill tier twill. Criniil irlx
in 1 KivlKlit niKl. I'. Mill fri limn all trmli kiiiI
I il..t l;at it mouth with th niilv trim un.l itfM;
'.il,uli..nc huok." A.l'lrt'iw TtIK IxiMIMuN
uir i rw.iirAl 1. lirui. hi, ,w-o. I'UMKN'lll unn'
t'lltl'Btfll.,
Pubserihe ft.ir tho (it.onii,
Begin the New Year Right
S. B. BARKER.
. Keep it up all year and you will be well ' .1
Satisfied With You 1 sell
Condon, - -
If you want a . ' , . , '
FIRST-CLASS STOCK SADDLE,
sawPIace your order with
J. F. REISACHER,
The Only Practical Saddler in Gilliam County.
References 100 persons, In Gilliam county, now using saddles
built in my shop In 1898.
New Masonic Building
T.
G. JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OP-
Livery,
Ijtrge New Barn on
C6ndon, -
HAY AND GRAIN
' " - CIIAKGKS VERY KEAHOKABI.K. ' ' ,' ..if--
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
i A share of the public patronage is respectfully aolicited.,' ;
Stop ait
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK,'
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
DEALER IN-
General Merc
. AT SUCH LOW "" " ""
PRICES THAT WILL AST02HSH YOU.
CFT MY PRICES BEFORE COINC TO
DUNN BROS
r jV'ill takejpkasure in showiug you their stock of
Geri'l Merchandise.
Condon,
. i
HARRY HALSTEAD,
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
I offer a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting of
Mooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lap and all kinds of rough Lum
ber. ; Careful attention given to bills of sjiecial sizes and
dimension stuff. '
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST-OFFICE,
LOST VALLEY, - - - - - - OREGON
ARLItJCTOIJ SALOOi,
JEAI1 LEBOUS, PROP.
Fine-Wines, Liquors. and. Choice.. Cigars.
Billiard ay'dj pool t abls;
First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught.
Main St., Condon, Oregon.
T. G. Earhart.
, CALL AT THE
Surrimit Saloon,
V 1 v " ma!m'w IN3T BRANDS iRBirraia j. V
Uipes, Ijquors arjd Qars,
FINE BILLIARD AXD POOL TABLE IX CONXF.CTOX.
I
EARHART & MOORE,
CONDON.
- -
Oregon.
Interview any of them.
CONDON, .: OR.
Feed and Sale Stables,
North M.'iiu Street,
Oregpn. "
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
This popular boslelry haa been
thoroughly renovated and ia now
prepared to enfer ' to the wants of
the traveling public in an up-to-date
manner., -. , , , , ...
Commercial .travelers, and olhor?,
desiring the Comforts of a first-clas9
hotel, will find this house suited to
their wants. ' . ' " '
Proprietor.
HAM,
THE RAILROAD, IT WILL PAY YGU.
Oregon.!
DEALER INata.
S. V. Moor.
Prop 're.
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