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THE C0UDQS1 GLOBE. THURSDAY, APRIL 6. !80O ltVl. OfTlClA't PAPER OF QILLtAM COONTY. OREGON. A SUGGESTION . Gilliam comity' sHould" make a i rllort to secure a part .of .the big tide of emigration Umt is rolling westward this spring. Probably in no othor section of the- United flutes is there so large a body of first-class agricultural land lying acaal ns here and if the thou- inula of homeseekers who are cutning this way but knew of it, every quarter sectioD would be taken within the next six months. It would well repay those of us who are here to make an effort to attract the right class of settlers and if the people would only co operate a little In the matter the cost would ba trifling. Some print ed matter descriptive of the re sources of our county, distributed on the next homeseekers' excur sion train that comes this way, by some live man who could meet and get acquainted with" the new comers, could not fail to be pro d active of great good and the Globe hopes to see our people take hold of the matter and see that some thing is done. , There should be no misrepre sentation of the country but a plain, lucid statement of the condi tions as they are. The county does not need a flood, of laboring men without capital, but rather a class of thrifty, industrious families who have sufficient capital to hold down a homestead until they can raise a crop. A thickly settled country means better schools, better social ad- vantages, more wheat to sell and more money with which to buy goods from our merchants. This is made as a suggestion and we hope to see it acted upon. PLANT TREES. Now tht Condon has a good supply of water, and a first-class distributing syBtem for the same. every citizen of our town who has not already done so should plant a few trees, bow a little grass seed or do something to improve and beautify the town. ' Nothing so much enhances the appearance of a town as shade- trees, green grass and neatly kept lawns and dooryards, aud if each one of us will do a little along this line the coming summer our town will be a more attractive place to live in than it has ever been. No better field could be found in which to organize a "Village I in provement Club," but if we can not have the organization, let us have the proper spirit, with a fixed determination to do something during this year to improve our town, riant a tree and lay up for yourself and others a treasure to be enjoyed on hot summer days in the future. THIS IS TOUGH. A Washington volunteer at Ma nila writes to the Seattle Times, under date of February 15th, as follows: . "Native women and children in our neighborhood and beyond, as well as old men and sick, are absolutely starving to death. Their husbands and fathers have been killed, wounded, captured or driven back to Malolos, their houses burn ed to the ground, with all their earthly possessions, and they are left with no means of subsistence. They attempt to come into the American lines by thousands, but have to bo turned back. We can not feed them." It makes all the difference in the world whose ox does the goring. Two years ago, when the Spanish forces were trying to starve the Cubans into subjection, the Ameri can people held up their bands in holy horror at such a barbarous spectacle, and hastened to send tona of food and clothing and thou sands of dollars in coin to alleviate the sufferings of a persecuted peo ple. Since engaging in the war for humanity business, however, and especially since , drifting from that into a war for conquest, the temper of the people has changed and we can now . view with com placency scenes that 13 or 20 months ago would have made our blood boil with indignation. Then, it was an act of Spanish cruelty' arid barbarity. Now, it is an act of American valor. What will the end be? A small sea serpent is reported to have been caught at the Solomon islands. It onlj weighed 70 toos, had but two heads and was covered with hair only a couple of feet long. While none of the matter fa the GlobV hj copy-righted, we would beg to suggest to a certain Morrow county exchange that an unwritten law of common courtesy among newspapers makes it imperative that reprints should be credited to the paper from which they were first taken. We feel complimented that our neighbor should bo fre quently quote us, but how are we to know but that all other matter in his editorial column is secured in the same surreptitious manner? If he wants credit for his own work he should give it to others. The refinement of cruelty as distilled by the slow process of the law in meting out justica to crimi nals is seen in the case of Claude 6ranton,the Lanecounty murderer. The execution of this criminal is long over due. Both justice and humanity are violated in keeping human being upon a mental strain by delaying the execution of penalty until mind and body are wrecked. The safety of society .de mands that cold blooded murder ers should, upon proper conviction. be executed: the good name of civilization requires that execution should follow conviction promptly. Oregonian. S. P. Haney is at work on the tele phone line which he is constructing between here and Gooseberry, and it is only n.atter of a few days until that portion of the country will be in tele phone connection with us. Telephones will be pat in, using the barb wire fence for a line, at James and C. A. Rhea's farmhouses, the post offices at Uoose- lierry and Eightmlle or at a farmhouse quite near the latter place, R. K Sampson and A. T. King's farmhouses t . M. Courier and fc, 1. Donna n are desirous of having a line established from their places here and it is quite probable the same will be done. Mr. Haney has under consideration the matter of putting in poles from Condon to Gooseberry, and then utilising the harb wire line on in to lone for the present, and this plan Mil be suggested in the matter of the telephone connec tion with Condon. lone Herald. H. B. HISDBICKS. JA.Y BOWERM&M. HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN, ' ATTORNEYS AT LAW. FIBST BTJILDXXQ WEST QT TOUT OFFICE, CONDON FUST BOOB KOBTH or STSJWJta'S BRICK, FOSSIL Careful attention to legal bnstness In Gilliam ana newer counties. A .loutjr in eaco omce. PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. Th amlerilgncd will offer for sale at public auction on Tl'ESDAY, APRIL 11. 1899. at the H. Beck place, about H mile west of Mayville, the following described property, to-wit: Foar head work horaea, 10 bead anbroke horse, I wagon and rack, 2 cowa and calves, 1 aet work barneaa, 1 laddie, 1 sulky plow, 1 walking plows, 200 fence (tamarack) poita, 1 crowbar, 1 shovel, 1 cooking stove, cooking ateoslls, 2 watches, 3 tona rye ha;, 80 bushel beardless barley. 86 bushels rye, barrel of Boar, 1 hayrack, 1 barrel, 4 nose bags, wood tools, lantern, bolts, milk paU, chain, axe. S hay forks, wagon stretchers, fire wood, halters and ropes, 1 old buggy and harness, (single). Terms of sale: CalUe, cub; on all other property, six months' time on approved notes will be given on ail accounts over 15, with 5 per cent discount for cash. Bale to begin at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp. C. i. Qcikw, Executor estate of H. Beck. ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the tindertlgned has been duly appointed by tha county court of Gilliam eosnty. State of Oregon, administratrix of the estate of Thomas J. Young, deceased. AU persons having claims against said de ceased, or his estate, are hereby notified and re quested to present the same to me duly verified, at Condon, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. All persons Indebted to said deceased, or hit estate, are hereby requested to come forward and setUe their accounts without delay. Condon, Oregon, I Mast A. Yocko, March 30, 1899. ) Administratrix. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed by tbe county court of Ullllam county, State of Oregon, executor of tbe estate of H. Beck, deceased. All persons having claims against said de ceased, or his estate, are hereby notified and requested to present the same to me duly veri fied, at my borne near Mayville, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. - Mayville, Oregon, ( C. J. Qcikm, March 20, ISM. I Ixecdtor. ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. The undersigned administratrix of the estate of Thomas J. Yonng, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, at the Young ranch, in Ferry Canyon, on Saturday, April 8, 1899, the following described property, to-wit: 10 head good work horses, 6 head yonng, nnbroke horses, 4 head yoong mules, harness, sulky plow, plows, harrows, wagons, one-half interest in Pitts Threshing Machine, harvesting machin ery, and other farm implements too numerous to mention; also about 300 bushels of wheat in granary. Terms of sale: A credit of seven months will be given on all approved accounts over $10, Mary A. Youno, Administratrix of the estate of Thomas J. Young, deceased. r tfrit gnnnjruwuirm rulwutnuviru. The Time : fbr using Laxative' Bromo Quinine has almost gone by' still we keep it. The Place to get Druggist's Sundries, Patent Medicines of all sorts and an infin ite variety of articles is at J. H. Hudson's OR. Your Spring Hat should be selected from stock of Wonpeb Mil linery Co., of Portland""- Just Opened at Stephenson's. Stock includes Srinmed Jtets, (ildrers Jlats, Sailors v Will be on sale about six weeks. Make your selections early and get first choice H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter and Builder. Scroll Mfor a Specialty. Plansand Estimates Furnished Condon : : Oregon. C. S. PALMER, rtistiq Barber. Sleek Shaves and Hair-cuts Razors honed and re-ground CONDON OREGON. F. F. CLARK, Boot and Shoe Maker. bjepairii) Jfeatly Dope. Give me a trial. Next door to Clark's blacksmith shop Condon : : Oregon. KOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. Land Orrtcs At The Dau.es, Ok.. Mar. 14, 1809. Notice is hereby given that tbe following' named settlers have Sled notice of Intention to make final proof on their respective claim before H. N. Frazer, count? clerk, at Condon, Or., on Friday, April M, 1899, vis: STEPHEN D. FLETCHER, of Condon, Hd. E. No. MM, for tbe se, see 7, tp 4 s, r 22 e, W. JB. HOWARD L. PROPST, of Condon, Hd. E. Ho. SSM, for the uw4, sec 5, tp4s,r22e, W. M. Witnesses: J. J. Portwood. H. W. Cookfi. 8. ATthomjworj, S. D. Hetcber and H. U Propst, all of Condon, Oregon. m'-7 Jat P. Lccas Register. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice Is hereby given that tbe Hndcnlgned administrator of the estate of r. 11. K. LnbtiiKer, dwesseri. has filed In the County Court of Oil. lism County. Slab- of Oregon, hi. final account as sucn aumiiiutrator oi saia estate, and taut Tuesday, the 2nd day of May, 1 899 at the boor of 2 o'clock P. M. has been fixed by Mid court as the time for hearing nl objections to said report, and tbe settlement thereof J. P. Thomas, Administrator of tbe estate of F. H. F. Loblnirer. deceased. diV-.tV NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. LandOpfick at The Daixka, Ob., Mar. 14, 1899. Notice Is hereby given that the following. named settler hss filed notice of bis Intention to make Anal proof itisupportof his claim, and that said proof will be made before H. N. Prsser, county clerk of Ullllam county, at Condon, Or., oil Saturday, April , 189, vis: WILLIAM T. MATLOCK, of Lone Rock, Hd. E. No. 4M7. for the e', ne4 and nU wft. see 35. tp 4 s, r 23 e, W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon end cultivation of said laud, vis: Isaac Hinith, James Coieinan, George Perry and 11. K. Hick man, all of Lone Kotk, Oregon. m3-7 Jat P. Lucas, Register: NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. La no Office at The Dai.lkx, Ob., Mar. 14. 1STO. Notice Is hereby given that the following, named settler has Hied notice of his Intention lo Riske final proof In support of his claim, and that SHld proof will be made before II. N. Frazer, county clerk of (Mllinm county, at Condon, Or., on Friday, April M. WM, viz: LEWH COL'TL'KE, of Condon, Hd. E. No. 4181, for the w. n4 vi rw4 and IO 1 1, sec 30, tp s, r20 e, VV. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous n'siflence upon slid cultivation of said land, vis: William M. Mnek, Albert Collins, S. A Walker and T. ii, Johnson, all of CoikIoii, Oregon. jn'J - JatJLccas, Kgtster. notice fok Publication. Land Office at The Dn.i.r.n, Ob,, Feb. 27.IW9. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of bis intention to make linal proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will lie made before U N. frazer, county clerk of (iilliam county, at Con don, Oregon, oil Saturday, April 16, IM99, Ttz: JOHN W. CLARK, of Condon. Hd. E. No. 4431, for the sw'4. sec 34. tp 3 a, r 19 s, VY. M. He names the following witnesses to piove his conlliitfous residence upon aud cul tivation of mid land vis: P. F. Cason, H. H. Couture, WHlmm Musgrove and W, M. Urasstleld, all of Condon, Oregon. m vr JT P. iMOXH Reltr. jcONDO FARMERS' We are prepared (o fill all orders for the following goods at shortest notice and lowest prices: Superior Broadbeam Seeders, Hoe Drills, Single Disc Drills. C I PLOWS. I Jw V SB Scotch Clipper, Double and Wood Beam Plows, Chilled We can furnish either Cast CANTON Ack.vwtiri th mpertor of alt mikw, Th M kuiuilcd, flghteftt draft. tot durab and turn ih moll perfectly. Can tw ajjutted to work on aid hill, when othra fail, Haw dual proof hub bands ami many points of tuparforttv ovr all other. Made in all im with STEELor CHItLEO bottoms and Riding Attach cmm. Compare thm with othen and a thaai work and you will buy a Cantoa. Uanuftuurtd by PAHUN & ORENWF CO., CANTON, ILLINOIS. CANTON "U" BAR LEVER Am ths bast bscauas they ara nads of th best steal aad are durable. Tha teeth can b adjusted as 10 death aad tha edits nvtssad. Fraiss kt thoroughly knead. Mads la sll tisss. Mads by PURLIN & ORENDORFF CO. CANTOR, ILLINOIS. We also have a full line of the celebrated Studebaker Wagons, Buckboards and Buggies. IvORD ARLINGTON, I MUTTON WT'QflR BgMj Of Arlington, Or., - No. 3918, I Transacts a General Accounts Kept Subject to Check. Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe. Interest allowed on time deposits. I SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE 80LICIT YOUR BUSINESS. D. M. FRENCH, President; w. W. STE1WER, Vlce-Presldenti FRANK T. HURLBURT. Cashier. 1 ntRPirrORt..n. M. FRENCH. W. WARDS AND rjvinnnruxnnruwiiwnix CHARLES FIX, Bowling Alley and Baths. Lower Main St.. Condon, Ore. POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC. ORATN AND CHOPPED FEED IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE -kaaa-OR TRADE.. sasaaasW Large Scales, price 25c a draft; reduction on contract weighing. F.T. HURLBURT. Pre. SMITH FRENCH, Seo. DAN THOMAS, Man'gr Arlington Warehouse Co. (Incorporated! (Successors to Wasco Warehouse Co.) General Storage and Forwarding. HIGHEST PRICE P'lD FOR WHEAT, HIDES AHO PELTS. Barbed Wire, Naila, Flour, Feed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum ber, Lime, Cement. Cedar Poets, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood Always on Hand. BEST CEDAR SHINGLES, $2.00 PER M. Advances made on wool and wheatatany time Director: D. M. French, W. Lord, Smith French, D. Thomas. F. T, Hurlburt Office in Warehouse. Arlington, Oregon. Deputy Stock Inspectors. I have appointed as my deputies the following persons: W. II. Colwell, Arlington. 1.. B. Townseiid, Conilun. Kred A. Hale, Fossil It. M. JoHNson, Lone Rnrk,. Htock Inspector foroilllam County, On-u Strayed From Barker's camp, on Dry Fork, HlHint Nov. 15. 3 81)8, one bay hore with white star in forphesd, ire senr on Mt iront firfil, brand showing the shape of a man's hst, weight alxint 1100 iha., snp posed to range on Pine creek, f 5 reward fur his return to the undersigned at Condon, Oregon. Ol3r JoiiH CaMPUaU.. AnENTIOfl. it;.' "'vr Triple Gangs, Steel Beam and riows. or Steel Shears with all Gangs. v HARROWS & CO., OREGON. Banking Business. W. STEIWER. W. LORD. L. C. ED. A. C. HAVVSON. d Wood Notice.' Theconnty court will re'cleve sealed hida for 20 cords of 10 Inch, sound pine wood cut from green Ktnndinn timher. seasoned mid delivered nt Condon ami corded in court huiise woodshed not later than Heptemher 1, 1809 A Imnd in the sum of $100 00 losccoin. psnv rni'h hid conditioned to faithfully perform contract if awRrdifd. All Mils to ho In hy the next May frm of the count)' conrt when contrite! will be let hy the conrt. All hiilssent in by mail shonld bp marked "Hid for Wood" H nd addressed to I he con nty clerk , By order of the county court, , . . 11. N, Frazer, County Clerk. are supposed to cost more money than ttiono wtiioh have beoh out some tiiuo, but wo are wiling new goods as rea sonably as ever". V The following niooly illustrates some people! Assistant (to employer) Pleaso sir, what shall I mark ' this new lot of silk? ' Employer Mark tho selling price at a dollar and half a yard. Assistant But the cost price is four bits a yard'. Employer Don't care what it cost. We are selling off regardless of cost. ' We are not selling that way, but we have sotre new and handsome shirt waists and underskirts, JUST IN which we are selling cheap. Ask to see them. Many are al . ready sold. Our largo, new spring stock, consisting of all kinds of merchandise, is already on the way here. Walt and see it. Do you want a fine six-hole range, with complete furni ture, for $40.00? We have it. Have you seen our line of machinery? Everything from a Bight Lap, Stockton or New Departure Gang Plow, to the latest helps for harvest. Investigate: Remember the place. SHURTE & WEIR GO. ARLINGTON, - - - OREGON, DROP IN AT COB'S 5R00fJ Next Door to Bowling Alley Arlington, whan you faat Ilka anjoylng flrst-ols CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT. All kinds of flrat-class liquors on hand. R IN EH ART'S RESTAURANT Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, PropV. The public will find that no tatter accommodations can be found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c j beds 25c. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN. Auctioneer. I herehv odor my services to the peo ple of lillliHio county in the rspacity of Ke net a I auctioneer. All business en trusted to my care will receive the most careful attention. Will attend to ad vertising, hilling and all preliminaries when iiRHtretl. will attend sales in any part of this or ad joining C"iintirs, Term's reasonable Call on or address Uko. L. Niai.k, Condon, Or. tf ACTIVE HOI.lriTORH WASTEII KVfRV where for ' The Htury nf the t'hlllplni-s" by Murat llsl.trsrl, rninmUnioiipd liy tlu (ioy. rnimi-nt ofth-lsl HUlorlnn tn lh War pNrliiivnt Tho tMM.k n wrlllcn In srmy rstris t run FmnrlB ii, nn the I'm-lfl with fieiwrsl Merrltt. In the hospllaU at llniiolitlii, In Itons; Knii, In the Atn-rlrsn trvnrhrs at Manila. In the InsiirKHiit rami's with AKHliialtlit, on ths rtrrk of the Olyrniia with Iii'Wuy, anit III the niarnf taitlle at the fall of Mnnlla. Honansa frr asenta. Ilrlmfnl of nriiiliial iilctiirt'S Ukrii hy nveriimenl ijhiitoKraiihpri on the nt Mrs IXHli. Iaw prlois. ftl iirollts. Kirluht psht. Credit Klven. Drop all Irsnhy Hiifilllclal war hooka, onillt free. Aihlrru. F. T. Barber, Sev'y.. HUr Insurance Uhl., CbirKn, lit WANTEDHKVKRAl, Tltt'HTWORTIlY PER. sons In this stale to maiiaire our hanlitpn In tln'lr own soil nearby comities. It Is mainly dice work romliK U-d at home. Halary slrnlabt IMS) a year ami exiwiucs-ih llnlle, bonalM. no nore, no Iras salary. Monthly 7S. Kelerciii'i-a n iw Bill-a'lilrt'aserl aiatniKiJ enveloiis, Her ert E. Hobs, Freau, Piil. l, Chliako. 111. Price List of Lumber. (Adopted September 1, 1808.) Rough lumber, pine, $10.00 per M Hough lumbcr.flr, 12.00 " " Hhiplup, second elaBi floor ing, rustic, ceiling and surfaced, 15,00 " " First class flooring, ceiling, rustic and finishing, 22.50 " " Slab wood, per cord, ,75 , All bills discounted 10 per cent for spot cash. Same price and same dis count to all. Harry IJalstkad, Lost Valley, Or. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. Timber Culture Final Proof. I.Awn Orrtcs atTiik d.i.um, Oa., Feb. JI.imsj, Notleelsheiebyalvan tli.it Mlehacl Hummers of ( onilon,rfuoii. has lllnt notice of Intention clerk.Vt hi. aft hi cKp. " "'""" Friday, April 7. 180s. nn Hmhcr niiltMHi sa..iin.,ii.. :: : 'v Huuii mint. ir thft hiitni-a uai ultii.a.Mj.s. U..1..1. as ... .. . ,lw W;.ii",,th ""1 Khshsi.1I, all i,t (vlmlori. Or' ,u Jay I', Lucas HeKtslur. NOTICE FOB PUHLI0ATION. . TlmlMir Culture, Final rroof. US f.AKr. OrFKi!, Tiik l)AM.r, 0t Feh. 27. 1HTO Notice Is hereby given that Colby Clarke, of Marlon. Ohio, has II t(.e f ntcnlbin o ! n!!rm cow,,ty' " hli i ciJSEK Saturday, April 22, I800. ...lui.T 'imiurrMirin no. mii. tut fh W. M. Hb names as Mltii(.Hw.: A, Nwl p f Krk;o'o'!iu,!iu,,,1J-B k, mv,r J. P- ttg JKoKKf. THE VERY NEWEST THINGS NOTICE. TlrVIBER CULTURE. C. 8. Laud Orrtcs, TllS DiU.no, HsiotiM, .... Frhmary n. n Comtilalnt bavins been entered si this onu s hy J. William llatrlum aaalnx iixirae Hntrhln son for failure toenmiily wllri law aa to llmtr rnllnre Kmry So. jliia. rlaiwl March W. IS, nion u-MVtj nw(., uuhmu ef;i sy, Me. tlon 4. Townliliailh, Hanae U K , W.ll ,ln (.llllam 1 ouni,, tinwon. with a view tn the raiiecllatbniof snbl entry, iMtnteaUint sllrslnf lallnrabt break and laul. I be sabl luirtles are hereby siiminontal to aMtr st this mre ou The 14th Day of April, ISOS, at 10 o'clock a. us,, Ui respnnd snd fHniUb testi moiiy coiicvriiliik sahl sllcer lallnra. H.N. Fraser. Comity Clerk, la authorised lo take leatlinony III this raa at bis oltlce InCon alon. orvir.m, on Ilia 7th day of April, lew, st 10 o dork a. m. t&1 Ja P. UftAS, Kasistsr. Through Tourist Car to 8t Louis. A tourist sleeping car will leave Port land every Monday via Mo. 1'ae. and every WMnes.ir.y via the IJurlington Uonteatgp. M. via tha O. B. A K. through Halt Lske and Denver without change to rii. Louis, and under the su pervision of sitperiniced conductors. No change t.f cars lo the cities. Kansas City or St. Louis. Keep this aervle In mind when going East and consult O. K. A N. agents or address, W. II. Ilvm.Rt'MT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. Land Applications, Proofs and Abstracts. II. N Fraxer, County Clerk, gives special attention to abstracts of title, and it also prepared to receive U. B. government land filing! and proofs,! well as applications for the purchase of forfeited railroad lands and state school lands, at his office In Condon, Or. NON-ALCOHOLIC. Nq man who live, on meat was ever known to lick his wife, or ask for a divorce. A vegetable diet woman It as cold and clammy as a turnip. If yon want your girl to have rosy cheeks and vitality In her motion, feed her on beef steak with occasional doses of Dr. Haw son's Tonlo Hitters, Hold everywhare. NOTICE FOltjpUBUCATIOS. Lawij Orricy, Tlta rtAUas, fa.' red. ft. Mat. ... i m V . i'oi in mis'nniiii i Mill i r i ,,r'ml" ""I'P'Tt of hlftointm. und thi oni.ty clerk o (illllam c,,iy, ,t t onOoi, 7r. on lliiir..lny, April 8, WW, y: OIJVKIt W, DAUR, of Condon, ) Hd. K. No. ffM, for the ne'i , see Sft, tp I ,( 1 10 s, . M. He names the f.illiiwlna wltn prove bis contlnn rcsblcuce npon ami itlv- tlon of sabl him , vis: C. c Hiirniiiuba H. Contnro, William il Usgrove a ,d ' k! i of Condon, Uregun. .. - Jav P. Lucas Bf ' Treasurer's Notloe. All county warrants registered prlc to July 13, 1807. will Iw rmid on pre'"" taiion Ht my ollice. Intflresl v.emm -fWr this dun. u ii ii . m ''nRais, . 1 TreHHiirer of CiillUm conntv. Oretmn Dutod at OoudoD. Ore., ilir.'Sl, lw, ,' 1
