Condon globe., June 22, 1899, Image 3

THE COHDOII GLOBE
THURSDAY. Juna 22, 1808.
NOTICE.
Tbs yrl nbMripUoo to tb. Ouin U H.BO,
It Mid In Miration. If nut paid In kIv.iios 93
will bt charted, A ptncll murk truand this
otlva IndluatM that jroar mbaoriptlon luw.i
plnd. Flaaa raii.w promptly.
LOCAL NEWS.
Mn. Henahsw returned (roia trip to
tb Valley on Friday.
Jim Brown returned Irom buelneu
trip to Arlington, Saturday.
Jim Cameron and John Walker, re
turned from Portland Tuetday. -
A large number of Condon people went
to Fowl I laat Sunday to witness the ball
game.
"Where the matter with Condon I"
Bin's all right." "Wbo'e all right?"
Condon."
Sheriff Wllcoi and Attorney Bam .
Van Vactor were In Aril ngton the flret
of the week.
Mr a. 8. P. Sliutt, of Sump tor, visited
her mother, Mrs. E. Meek, of Ferry Can
yon, laat week.
.'"stM UaKlnney, who atarted hie eheep
to the mountain a week or to ago left
Sunday to Join them.
Mr. and Mra. Amu. of Columbus,
Washington, vlaited their daughter, Mre.
Sara K. Van Vaotor laat week.
3. R. Kalaton and K. M. Johntou
two of Lone Rook't beat known cltlaen
were la town Balurday and Sunday,
Richard 1. Bland, known ae "Silver
Dick Bland", of Missouri, died at bit
home at Lebanon, Mo., on the 16tb Init.
The "California kid" goea after a "fly
with one band at readily ae with two
and he holde them too. lle'e all right I
Dr. Lanawai called to the Downer
ranch, on Bock Creek, Monday, to
attend Mre. P. Burton who wae terloot
11". A. M. Smith, of Mayvllle, returned
from Arlington yesterday. While at
that place be eold hie wool for 10,''
cent.
J. M. Brown, and family, who have
been occupying the Downer residence
for few months, moved out to their
ranch on Monday.
The Bret load of lumber tor the new
Baptist church arrived laet Thursday.
The church will be built on a lot Just
west of E. A. May'i residence.
John W. Savage bae opened a boot
and ehoe repair thop In the old post
office bolldlng opposite Barker's store.
See hie card In tbit Issue.
Considerable lumber and wood li be
ginning to arrive from Lost Valley, the
roads In that section having at last be
come dry enough to be passable.
Mr. and Mre. F. Stevens were In town
Monday from their ranch on the bead
o( Thirty aille. Tbit wae Mre. Stevens
. first visit to Condon In a year.
Leo Coo tier, the sit year old eon of
J. 0. Cooney, fell from hie pony on Mon
day and dislocated his elbow. Dr. Luna
wae called and filed the little follow up
in good ebape.
A little child named Hanks, whose
parents ive near Manley Keisur's place,
eeven mi lee north of town la dangerous
ly til with brain trouble. Dr. Luna It
attending lt.(
CO. Portwood returned from Port
land laat Thursday. Oscar went to eee
tbe Ringling elephant while In Portland
and he declare that It consist of 17 big
educated elephant Instead of one.
J. D. Borne, nephew of Jame and
Ed Dunn, arrived In Condon Monday
Jrota Toledo, Ohio, lie baa accept
ed position In Dunn Bros, (tore, and
baa already entered opoo ble dutle.
Tbe Ladle of the Baptist church will
give an Ioe Cream Social In tbe Armory
hall Saturday evening June 24tb 1800.
All are cordially Invited to attend. Pro
ceed to go toward building new church
at Condon. 12 d 15
Judge Mariner, of tbit county, Judge
Laycock, of Grant county, and County
Clerk Butler, of Wbeeler county, are
here thlaweek examining the county
record and apportioning tbe debt be
tween Uilliara and Wheeler.
" (While playing on the porch Tuesday
"evening little Minnie Witoo took a
.'' tumble down the itep which resulted
In a fracture of her right arm Just above
the wrist Dr. Luna reduced tbe fracture
and made tbe child a comfortable a
possible.
William Soell.of Olex, traded a band
of boree to Albert Cortor, for eome Mor
row county real estate, on Tuetday.
Cortor left yesterday with the horses
ior the Valley where he will market
tbem. Bill Day went with him to help
drive tbe band.
Sam L. Simpson, Oregon's best known
poet, died at tbe Good Samaritan hospt
tal lo Portland on Wednesday of last
week, from the effects of a fall be receiv
ed a tew daya before. Mr. Simpson
possessed a high degree oi literary ability
being well known In Journalistic ana lit
erary circle, lie wa 64 yeara of age,
0. W. Barr, brother of the Junior
"member of tbe eheep firm of Renner &
Barr, accompanied by A. 0. Wood of the
ameflrra, late arrival to thi section
from Condon, Oregon, came in from the
Buffalo creek sheep camp last week,
and are being shown around by their
former fellow townsman, Mr. Fred Mon-
roe, now a resident of this place. Ther
mopoll (Wyo.,)Pilot.
A Big Wool Sale
8. B. Barker ha Inst told the biggest
lot of wool ever sold by one Indlvldunl In
Gilliam county. The lot Included two
clip of Mr. Barker' wool bealde a clip
or two that be bad booeht from other
parties and aggregated 700 sucks or
bout 275,000 pounds. The prioe received
wa 10icente. The wool wa bought
for Moses Brci. of Boston and Sao Fran
oltco.
rrT.
Condon 32, Foaell 15.
The second game between the Con
don and Fossil ball tamt wa played
Inst Sunday on the Fossil diamond and
resulted In a victory for Condon, by a
score of more than two to one. Condon
people were confident that their team
would win tbe game but they were not
prepared to eee such a walk over, a
they expected to lee the Fossil boy do
better work on tbelr own ground than
they did her a week earlier.
After the eecond inning wa played It
wa evident that the game wa to be
one tided and toward the last specta
tors and player seemed to lose Interest
ln.lt and to realize that the ouly differ
ence a continuation of the game could
make, would be on the score card, any
change In general result being ontof the
question. The Fossil boy did their
best and were fairly beaten and they
took their medicine like little men.
There was no dispute and no hard feel
ings after the game, and every thing
went off as pleatantly a could be desir
ed Following It tbe official (core of the
game.
Condon Miller, 4; King, 8; Drager,
4; White, 8; McKeown,8; McCully,2;
Morris, 3 j Welle, 6; Junklni, 2; Total
82. 2 whitewash.
Fossil Dean, 4; Crueson, 2; Steer,
I ! llobbln. 1 ; U. Morris, 2; Stoke, 1 :
Hamilton, 1; Morris, 2; Hoover, 2 j To
tal, 15. 5 whitewash.
Miller and Morrl made a hard com
bination to buck against, andMcKeown
Is, without doubt, the star fielder of tbe
twooountlee. King and Well madeO
and 6 tallies, respectively, and a cap
tain of the Condon team Drager proved
himself to be the right man lu the right
place. Umpire Van Hooten gave uni
versal satisfaction by hi Impartial
decision and won the respect and ad
miration of everybody. We don't know
whether or not another game will be
arranged for.
Foul Play Suspected.
Tbe alleged mystery connected with
the sudden disappearance of one of tbe
resident of Arlington' "tenderloin"
district tome time ago seems to be
cleared np. The following dispatch
from Stevenson, Washington, was pub
lished In tbeOregonianonthe 14th. Inst.
"Nicholas Qrarorltii discovered the
body of an unknown woman floating In
the Columbia river, near epraiiue land
ing, Sunday. The bods bears evidence
of foul play. The face had been beaten
fearfully, and armt were bruised. There
was little clothing on the bod r. In one
stocking was a half pint flask of whisky.
On the middle Anirer of the right
hand was a eold ring, with blue setting:.
The woman bad dark balr about eight
incbee long. She wat about 2d yean
old. The body bad been In the water
teveral daya. J. M. Center, Juttice-of-the
peace, held an inquest, but nothing wae
brought out as to tbe Identity of tbe
drowned person."
Parties from Arlington wentdown and
identified the body and as there seemed
to be some doubt as to tbe manner of
the woman's death, a complaint was
made against her former paramour,
Joe Matney, charging him with mur
der, and the warrant for hie arrest wa
Mint to Sheriff Wilcox on Friday. Mat
ney had Just been released from Jail
on ball, a few day before, bot was
till In town, and promptly on receiving
the warrant, the sheriff took him in
custody and locked hlra np. Matney
was taken to Arlington on Sunday aud
given a preliminary bearing on Monday,
wblch resulted in the dismissal of the
case, it appearing that there wa not
sufficient evidence opoo which to bold
the accused.
District Attorney Jayue, of The Dalles,
appeared tor the state, and Sam E. Van
Vactor, of tbl place, for the defendant.
Close Nanage Tlllcums.
Kika turn turn epos mesika, quannl-
turn chsreo oopa Condon, Sinamox Moon
Locket Sun. Hyu bee bee. Curatux
tyee, close wa wa aocotta pite.
I'e alta totlclum man mammook tin
tin. Pe bvu cultut potlatch mock-a
muck, p byu coppe chuck, pe lemon,
pe qnanitum ictas hyu. I'e altavharco
polackly, pe hyu tance, pe ellp sum
copet. Wa wa konaway telirumt charco.
Klarbtum,
Cl'MTUX.
A Wise Move
Tbe two newspapert of lone have
been consolidated, E. M. Shott having
thit week told tbe Herald plant to Geo,
Parker, editor of tbe lone Post. lone
a lively town, but Is'ut large enough
to support two newtpapert, and thit
deal will prove beneficial to both buyer
and teller. We with Mr. Parker tuc-
cess In hi new uudar taking. Heppne
Time.
Sumpter News Sold.
8. P. Shutt, formerly proprietor of the
Glooi but for tbe past year owner
and operator ot the Sumpter New, ha
told tbat paper to Edward Everitt
Young, bookkeeper tor the Bed Roy
Mining Co.
Commenting on tbe change of owner
ship ot tbe New, tbe Baker City Re-
pudlican say editorially, that it 1
benefit to all, and that there 1 much
rejololng among tbe people over tbe
change, especially among the intelligent
class. Further the Republican truly
say : "Tbe unwholesome effect ot edito
rial writing, unaccompanied by study
and knowledge, 1 not alway properly
appreciated by those who should hold
themselves responsible for the moral
mental and political education of the
people. A great deal of tbl work i
done by men who are necessarlaly un
equipped with information, and whose
main quallflcatloa 1 tbe use of a few
words.
JOHN W. SAVAGE,
Boot and Shoe Repairing
fleatly arjd -Qftaply Doge
J Satisfaction Guaranteed. Jr
Shop opposite Barker' store,
Condon : : Oregon
ARLINGTON.
Gu Sinytbe started east Sunday.
Geo Miller went to Hood River Mon
day. The river has raised about V feet
since Saturday.
Geo. Schott, of Olex wa in town
on business Sunday,
Mrs. L. 0. E Iward Is visiting friends
In Portland and vicinity.
Carpenters are at work remodeling
the M. E. Church.
Tim Connolly passed through on hi
way to Portland the other day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hicks accompani
ed by Miss lva Blake, will start for Leh
man Spring about July 1st.
The organ and piano forte recital.
given by the pupils of Miss Cornish,
took place Tuesday evening. The pupils
show greet Improvement since the mid
winter recital. The selections by the
ttrlnged Instrument were appreciated
as wa the double quartette for two
piano. The recital was followed by
the cantata", "The Rainbow", which
was very good, a there are some very
good voices among the young people of
Arlington.
A party of Arlingtonlans went n
up to
Bla-
Long Island last week in Dr. N. 1
lock's naptha launch The doctor has
recently purchased the Island and went
tip to look after some improvements
being made and the others went for pleas
ure. The party consisted of Dr.
Blalock, J. L. Blalock, J. O.
McKlnney. W. Compton, R. E.
Smith. W. D. Armsworthy. Will
Teeter, Capt. Nelson and Frank Uobbey.
PROPOSALS FOR HAUUNO.
Italed bide will be received, at thU office, on.
til ftatMnlnjr. June !I4, IWW, at lixn, lor the
hnulliiK of lo.uu) fort of lumber, and 20.0HO ahln-
S lea, more or lew, Irom Arlington to Condon,
tilling to bw dons on or before Tb.nday, July
A). law. kik'ii reaerveri to reject any or an mm.
HM lion Id be marked "Bid lor llanllni." and
addrnMedlo, ThbUuibb,
Minuon, Oregon.
Religious Debate at
Lone Rook
A discission between Elders I. D.
Brown, of the Missionary Bapti it church,
nd W. A. uoodwln. ot the Latter Day
Saint's church, will begin on Monday
evening, June 26, to continue four days.
The propositions read as follows; Resolv
ed first: That the so called Reorganized
Latter Day Saints are, in doctrine and
practice, the same ae the Utah Mormons.
I), lirown Air., W. A. Goodwin, Neg.
Resolved eecond: That the Regular
Baptist church is the chnrch of the Ixrd
Jesus Christ in gospel practice. I. D.
Brown Aff., W. A. Goodwin Neg. 14d 15.
Pups For Sale.
Trail-hound pups for sale, at $6.00 per
pair. The fastest and best stayers, In
Oregon. Can be taken from mother a-
bout June 26. B. K. Sxarcv,
14 d 16. Mayvllle, Oregon.
QR. 8. K. UNA
' PHYSICIAN.
Pay or night eal la promptly answered.
Office, Iront room over Stephenson's store.
CONDON - - - . .OREGON,
(R. i. w. VOOEL
8poolallet for Refraction and
Defect of the Eye.
Will VUU Condon Every Thres Month
Watch total Column for Dates.
HEAYY HORSES FOR SALE.
The undersigned will (ell 25
bead of good heavy draft horses,
at private aale, at his ranch 9
mile northwest ot Condon, at
reasons ble price (or cash.
animal will be eold unbroken
or will be broken to work a
purchaser may prefer. Thi I
an excellent opportunity to se
cure good heavy harvest team.
Call and see tbern.
J. C. STEVENSON.
Purely Business.
Fine line of wall paper ,or season of
'09 at V. A. Darling'. Price cannot
be duplicated thi aide of Chicago.
(J. L. Neal, the well known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted to hi care. If
you have property to sell consult biui
12tf.
W. A. Darling ha Just received a fine
line of wall paper direct from Chicago.
The pattern are stylish and up-to-date
and tbe price can not be duplicated
thi aide of Chicago. Taper hung in a
workmanlike manner. tf
For Sals 160 acre of good wheat
land, deeded and fenced, 13 mile from
Condon. 70 acre nnder cultivation
Fine well ot water, good house and barn,
young orchard of 100 fruit trees. Trice
$750. For term and particular call on
or address, Tub Globe, Condon, Or.
SHERIFF SALE.
In the Clrcnlt Court ot the State o( Oregon, tor
UtUlam Comity.
j. Mtirney rowier aim n . J. taeaar, pmtnnna,
v., Prank Mnnksri, M. Bull Miuikera, hit wife,
Thorn. Malannphy, u v. iiauion aua joa.
Krluell. aufetmaiita.
H virtn ill an election, decree and order
otaale. duly laaneit out ot and muter the aval of
the Circuit Court of the Bute ol Oregon, lor the
County of Ollllam, to me directed and dated
ine in. nay 01 June, jmw, noon a uwrvc nr uic
foiwloaure 01 a evriain morwiore, aim jihir
mtmt rrndcmt and entotvd III Mid Court on tl
10 day ol April, IHW. In the above entltlrd eauae.
In favor of the Plaliillir. and amlnut the IH'loiul
aula a. lwlKment dvtitoro, In the mn of One
Tlmaund Three llnmtrod Hlxtv-one and SO-loO
Dollar, with liitoreat thereon from the Kith nay
of April, WW. at the rate 01 emnt per eent per an
num, ana (lie limner mm 01 vine imiiurvu
nullum, a. atlornev'. fee., and the flirthwr mm
of Twenty-one Dollar, coata, and the I'onti of
and upon thi. Writ, and commanding moio
make anle of the rval property eiuumiwl In m-h
awn 01 lorvoioaitro ana neroiiiaiior auserineu,
IwlU, oil
BATt'RDAY, JULY , WW,
atthahouroflo'look III the alternonn ol (aid
day, and at the Iront door of the Comity Court
at milillo aiitttinn to the htuhoat bidder tor faun
In hand, all the riKht, tuiu ana intrreatwiiicn
thedttlimdnnta Frank Munkem. M. Hull Mull
ken, hi. wife, Thoa. Malanophy, U O. Italnton
and Joner.il Frlnell or either of them had on
the Ut. day of Airut, IriND, the dale of the
moruraire lonicloaed herein, or whlon nch Ue
feiulanta or any of the Defendant herein, have
.Ineaaeonl ml. or now have In and to lliefol.
lowing dearrlbed real property, ultiiate and
beliis In (lllllain County, Oregon, to-wlt:
The .otith Ht quarter ol K'etlon two ('-') In
tnwimiiiu number one (1) "Oiith ol range limn-
hnMw.uitv.ntie fli eimt of the Willamette mer
idian, containing liK) acre., Inuludlnx all the
Irrigating ditehea and water right appertaining,
tliumto. or ao much of .aid Dronerty 11s will anili
ty laid jndgeinuut aud decree, with coat and
accruing eoiia.
guld property will be sold snbjeet to conlirma
tin.i nri mriamntlnii a. hv law tirovlded.
Dated at Condon, Oregon, thin and day of
Jnue, 1SUU. .,. niMox,
Buorlffo! Gilliam County, Oivgou,
GRAND
CELEBRATION
AT
CONDON,
July 4, 1899.
Everybody, from far and near,
is cordially invited to join in cele
brating the 123rd birthday of
American Independence. No
trouble or expense will be spared
to make this the biggest and best
Celebration ever held in Gilliam
county.
RACES.
Men's Bicycle Race One Mile Entrance Fee 75 cts. Purse. ... 15 00
Ladies' Bicycle Race One-half Mile Purse 5 00
Pony Race 14 bands, or under One-quarter Mile -Ent Fee
$1.50 Gilliam and Wheeler County Horses Only Purre. 5 00
Horse Race Free-for-all 600 yds. Ent. Fee $2.00 Gillian,
and Wheeler County Horses Only Purse 7 50
Men's Foot Race 100 yds Purse 2 50
Ladies' Foot Race 75 yds Purse
Children's Foot Race 12 yrs. and
Old Men's Foot Race 55 yrs. and
Sack Race 75 yds Purse
Egg and Spoon Race 75 yds Purse 1 50
Potato Race 50 yds Purse 2 00
Three Legged Race 75 yds Purse
All Entrance Money to be Added to Purses.
SPORTS.
Catching Greased Pig Prize
Climbing Greased Pole and Removing
High Jump Purse
Long Running Jump Purse
Free Swing for the Children. Free
HORNIQUIBRUIIQUI PARADE,
One-half Mile Longat 5, P. M.
The Most Stupendous Aggregation
Specialties Ever Seen South of Seattle. Seedy, Solemn and
Satanio Something to Make You Smile.
ORDER OF PARADE.
25,000 SLEEPING BEAUTY, in
BAND WAGON containing Condon
tamala" music.
LIBERTY CAR, with Goddess of Liberty and her supporters.
KALITIIUMPIAN WAGON, here's where you all laugh.
BATTLE SHIP OLYMPIA in action, with Admiral Dewey in com
mand. Don't miss it.
VARIETY WAGON, representing
men. New and amusing.
Parade to be followed by Prof
from top of water works tower.
HELLO THERE, WHERE
ARE
"Up to Compton & George's to buy our Spring Goods.
They are the cheapest firm I have met with in Gilliam
county. Their line of Ladies' Overskirts and Shirt Waists
is immense and also their line of Ladies,' Gents' and Chil
dren's Shoes is the best and most complete in Gilliam
County.".
The attention of the ladies of Condon and vicinity is invited to
our line of Summer Goods. Send for samples; you'll be sure
to order. Gents' Furnishings. Snow & Co's. Fine Dress Shoes.
fWCall and see us or write for what you want-jj
COPilPTON & GEORGE aruhctoh, or.
T. O. Erhrt,
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
IFOR FINEST
Uiijes, Ijquors aijd (Jars.
Fffi'E BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
EARHART & MOORE, Prop'rs.
CONDON.
WANTED
Young and old to know that
JOHN JACKSON
has just received a fresh supply
of Confectioneries and Canned
Goods of all kinds at bed-rock
prices. Give him a call..
ONE DOOR SOUTH CONDOM HOTEL, CONDON, OREGON.
2 50
under 75 yds Purse 1 50
over 75 yds Purse 2 50
2 50
1 50
The Pig
Streamer Purse 2 50
1 50
1 50
Bowling Alley from 8 a. m. to 6 p.m
of Startling Spectacles and Striking
a costly chariot drawn by bicycles
Cornet Band. Will furnish "hot
Condon's enterprising business
Ragemao's daring "Umbrella Leap"
Don't miss it Don't miss it.
YOU GOING?
8. V. Moore,
BRANDS OFJ
ORE.
Spring Goods
Rolling in by
Too Busy
To Write "Ads." Call and See Us.
S. B. BARKER.
ondon, - - - Oregon.
I SELLER
Side-saddles
AT FROME
$6,OOup
'Best in the World for the Money"
is "no josh"
J. P. Reisacher, ' ;
New Masonic Building
T. G. JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OP.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Large New Barn on
Condon, -
SAY AND GRAIN
CHABOE8 TEBY BBAeONABLC.
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage is reepecttally solicited.
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK,
P. Iv.
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
DEALER IN-
General Merchandise
AT SUCH LOWi
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
CET MY PRICES BEFORE C01NC TO
Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
NOW OWNERS OF. AND OPERATING
THE BRICK WAREHOUSE, ARLINGTON, OR.
GENERAL STORAGE AND FORWARDING.
Barb Wire, Nails, Salt, Lime, Cement, Sulphur, Wool
and Grain Sacks for Sale.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Mark Your Goods
Car B. G. & Co.
ARLINGTON,
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 GENT'S
FURNISHING 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 RECULATOR.
GEO. MILLER, :
CHARLES HABESOHN
BRICK and STONE MASON,
Plasterer and Flue Builder.
Cement Work a Specialty.
All work attended to promptly and
satisfaction Guaranteed.
Condon ----- Oregon.
ACTIVE SOUCITOUS WAVTKii KVKttY
wlK'W lor "the story ol tliu Flilllmilm'"
by Murit lUtflti'Uit, rninmii-Htmiwt bytnijV'
eminent n ottlcial MIMurUii to llm Wnr He
iiartment. Tho book w w 1 Itti n in army uuni
m tail Kihiu'Inoo. 011 thv HhWmc with (iruimtl
Merrit In tbe hnapltHU lit Honolulu, hi Hong
Konx, in the Anmrteiii trench" m MiinlU In
the iiiHUrtreiit rumua with Ai.-uiiial.lii. 011 the
drckolthe Oli miilN with btnrpy, and In the
roar ol battle at the fall ol Mmiilu. Roiianxa for
attvnti. Brimful ol orUiniil .n-lurii taken by
itovxrtiment photogravure 011 th. vrmt, Urto
book. Low price. Hii p"i(l. In ltht mll
Crwtlt given. Drop all trashy mwUMhI Mar
bouk. Oiitfll iiw. Albino I'. I'. Ituitwt dec')',
btar Xumuani't Vblg., t hloutfo, 111.
Every Freight Team.
: : CONDON, : OR.
North Main Street,
- Oregon. -
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
This popular hostelry has been
thoroughly renovated and is now
prepared to cater to the wants of
the traveling public in an up-to-date
manner.
Commercial travelers, and others,
desiring the comforts of a first-class
hotel, will find this bouse suited to
their wants.
Proprietor.
H A M,
THE RAILROAD. IT WILL PAY YOU.
GRAIN, PELTS. HIDES Etc.
Advances Made.
OREGON.
: ARLINGTON, OR.
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION.
Timber (.'ultHre Klnal Proof.
l.tKnOrri' tThh H.u.i.r. on, June, 7 IM.
Notice l hen hy given that Kalnll Kroman of im
rtoii Ontron, haa ttlert noMi-.nl InUnittoti tomak.
Hoal prool before II. N. Kraner, Co. Clerk at hi.
utile In Uotiduu Oretroii. ou
Friday, July 21st 1899,
on tlmli rcultur.. anolliutlon No. Wil. for th.
i wt nW.nl r.'i 11 '4. tee 84. t 1 . 1 it: M.
tit? nams a. wiuowr: w.eoiwv ..upiii, c'.ia
Meek, '. K. Karrar, ant . W.. Brown, allot
lutid on, Ongou. Ixr V, Lot as, Htgujttt,
11119