Condon globe., June 29, 1899, Image 3

THE CONDON GLOBE.
THURSDAY, Juna 20, ISSI0,
NOTICE.
Th rrl iMlMrlptlon to thtOlxwiU $1.80
It Mid In advaiiM. If not paM In ivlvaiio. 2
wilt Uohartftto. A pouoll mark around UiU
Botlv Indtt'Hivi that yuur iiibocri ttlun htmn
plrnd. rUiiM renew promptly.
LOCAL NEWS.
, Mr Pnrriuo find Mn L.W. Durllng
rwlurtwd Irom a vl.lt at Tendlotoa U.t
Friday. v
Don't iVgot tlitt Dig Calibration t
Condon next Tti.tiUy. Everybody
whoop 'tr up. ' ,
. Mitt Manila Binllh, of Matney Flat,
who hat been attending acliool at Tin
llalta. th. pnut few month hai returned
liom. fur vacation.
Cook Broi. have Hie material on the
ground (or lam new barn on their
ranch emt of town. They eipcct to put
thebuilding up before harvont.
W. A. Dirllng haa been bmy the pant
week painting and papering Arthur
Myer' reddenue in Ferry Canyon, The
Iioum wai thoroughly renovated Inside
an 1 out and the work done wai flrat
A Summer School of Muiio under the
direction of 1'rof. Is Iloy Ueaner, will
be ttarted in Condon lu the near future,
l'upil will be received in Violin, Har
mony and Competition. Thou deairiog
to attend ahould rvglater at once.
The lt lata of the Arlington Record
i a decided improvement over former
Uaues. Neighbor Matwell announce
that bt K ill hereafter print hit paper all
at home. The Record ahowt algni of
protparlty. Catting rich and respect
able at It were.
Mlatea Llaal and Maud and Maiter
Tom Hoover, Undent, of the Oregon
Agricultural Collrge, at Corvallla, came
np laat Saturday to spend their vacation
vlaitlng frlendt and relative! of this
place and at Foul I. Miaa Llnle will
remain all tummer with her eister, Mra.
J. F. Beiaacher, of thlt place.
What' the matter with the Arlington
Condoo telephone line? The latent re
port, a month or to ago wat that the
Una was to be built In June. A only one
mora day of the month remains, the
company wilt have to get an almighty
move on luelt to make the report good,
Tha harvest season is approaching when
afftte farmers will need a line and the
company will lose money by not hav
ing It completed.
J. F. Roieacher turned out a new
saddle for Jim Co ike, last week that
is one of the finest pieces of workman
ahlp In that line, ever seen In this sec
tion of the country. The saddle is
"square rigged" the hand stamping I
soeptionally One and the else is just
right for Jim. Any one wanting a One
aaddie ahould look at this one and the
will be sura to leave their order with
Relsacbar.
Regarding Prof. Rageman's umbrella
leap on the Fourth the Uuiaa Is author-
law to announce that all precautions
will be taken to avoid accidontaand no one
need fear any unhappy reitult from the
eiplolt. This one act in Itself is said to
be worth a trip across the county to
sea and there is no doubt but that the
larveat crowd ever Rat bered in Condon
will be present to witness It.
C. W. White, of Trail Fork returned
from Omaha Monday where be recently
ahipped a tralnload of sheep. Ha re
ports tha market not very satisfactory,
Mr. White says he Is glad to be back
from the cyclone country aa a man does
not know when he Is safe there. Oma
ha had a cyclone scare while he was
there but It fortunately did not materi
alise. Tha weather Is so wet In that
country that the corn cannot be culti
vated and the weeds are taking every
thing.
G. W. Rlnehart Is having an ei ten
sive addition built on his rents n rant
this week and Mrs. 8. A. Maddock is
making arrangements to tear down the
L now need as a kitchen at the Condon
hotel and erect in its place an addition
80 by 60 (eet two stories high. All of
which shows that the hotel basinets Is
booming In Condon and as hotels only
flourish in good towns we are reminded
to remark that Condon la a better town
today than it ever was and that is im
proving right along.
Tha strawberry and lea cream social
given by tha Baptist ladies Saturday
evening was a pronounced anccess. A
large crowd was present and the tables
were well patronised, the amount real
ised being more than $50. Before the
refreshments were served the audience
was entertained with a well rendered
prfjrlmof musical and literary selec
tions, tha choir of the Baptist church of
Fossil, being present to assist with the
entertain me nt, A large number of Fos
sil people were present and everybody
appeared to have a good time.
Prof. R. A. McCully loft Saturday for
his old home near Lebanon, Linn Coun
ty. He will drive a four-horse team to
The Dalles, ship bis outfit from there
to Portland by boat, and drive up to
Una county. Upon hia return ha will
be accompanied bv bts parents, two
sitters and one brother who have recent
ly disposed of their property in the Val
lev and will locate In Gilliam county
l'rof Miller who haa been teaching
In the May vllle country since last fall
and who lately won distinction as pitcher
fur tha Condon ball team accompanied
Mr. McCully on tha trip and will visit
friends for awhile at Solo. All lovers
of education and base ball will hope
that Prof. Miller's ebsonce from Gilliam
county will be a brief one.
Any Improvement In the next iBsne
of the Glom may be attributed to the
fact that the editor and his wife expect
to leave tomorrow lor Portland to be
present at the annual meeting of the
Oregon Press Association, which will
ooa vena July 1st., and also to help wel
come tha members of the National Edit
orial Association; who will gather from
all over the United States, and who will
pack tha keys of the city in their several
vest pockets the greater part of neit
During our absence Mr. H, H.
yrner, an all around prlnterand newa
X paper man, of Salem, will preside over
JJ ' tha destinies of theQumaaml wefeeloon
jf Odent b will dish up the news in an up-
to-date and satisfying manner. Mr.
Turner is hereby alven full charg-eot the
office and to him Is delegated the right
to receive all moneys and lickings
due the astabllBlunent aa the occasion
may arise. In the mean time we hope
to enjoy life, and pick up a few new
ideas at the same time, In the metropo
lis, and return to our work better equip
ped than before to give onr patrons a
good live, newsy, local newspaper,
Junkina brothers secured the stand
privHloge for the Fourth paying flo.05
uieruiore.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Praxer returned
from a visit at Portland and other valley
points on Monuay,
E. T. Hollenbeck has lust completed
a fine new residence for K. diode on his
ranch in the canyon south of town.
John Jackson has built an arbor
adjoining his store to give room for an
"expansion" of hia business on the
fourth.
J. M. Cameron vltlted Lost Vallev
this week to look after his Interest fn
that vicinity. Home of Jim's friends be
lieve that ha has been appointed as
Daggett's deputy judging front the lively
interest ne taxes in puuiio school work.
Henry Cuendet the popnlar i
master and merchant of Lost Valley,
was In town during the week, Henry
says the fates are dealing kindly with
mm in his new location and his Dros
pernui and contented appearance bears
out mo statement,
II. 0. Jordan haa purchased the res
taurant flxturet of tha Delmonico res
taurant from Mrs. Laura Thomas and
the place will now be run in first
ciaa style. Located between Stephen
ton's store and Fix's bowling alley.
uive mm a can. 10 0 17.
The celestial gentlemen wbo presides
over tha culinary department of the
Condon hotel bad a rather tough expe
rience Saturday night. Members of the
junior fire brigade concluded they would
have a drill and as the marshal did not
give them permission to tap tha fire
hydrant they utilised tha hotel pnmp
and hose. Perhaps It was not their
fault that the Chinaman's bed was di
rectly In range of the noxcel, and per
haps it was, but anyway John got the
full force of tha stream and a ducking at
the same time. He was mad as a wet
hen and wet as a drowned rat, and there
is another affirmative celestial vote to
be recorded on the proposition that
"Melican boys heap dam phooiee".
Notice
All children who expect to take part
in tha parade July 4th, muat meet at the
church not later than 8.30 in the fore
noon of that day, Tha committee will
furnish fancy caps for the children to
wear In the parade and parents aboold
arrange to take care of tba children's
hats. Bv Okdxb or Committic,
Fourth of July Excursion.
OverO. R.AN.
" For tba Fourth of July, excursion
tickets may be sold to any rail station
within 800 miles of your station at rate
of one fare for tba round trip. Be
tween all stations In Oregon rate will
apply without limitation of distance.
Sell on July 2nd 3rd and 4th. Tickets
good returning up to and Includiua Julv
fl, ISM.
Vol u nteer Fl re Com pany
A meeting was held last Thursday
evening, In P. II, Stephenson's store,
at which time a permanent organisation
of the Condon Volunteer Fire Company
was eflected. Sam E. Van Vector acted
as temporary chairman of tba meeting
and W. L. Wilcox filled tha position of
temporary secretary. The committee
on by laws, consisting of W. L. Wilcox,
A. Paulson and Jay Bowerman,
which bad been appointed at a previous
meeting, submitted its report, and the
same was read by sections and adopted
with a few alterations.
The Company then proceeded with
the election of permanent officers which
resulted as follows; Chief Engineer, W.
Wilcox; Assistant Chief Engineer,
0.8. Palmer; Secretary John Jackson.
MAYVILLE.
Mrs. E. A. Stinch field la on tha sick
list this week.
Bonn June 24. to the wife of T. C.
Livingston, an 8 pound daughter.
Tba Christian Endeavor will eive an
Icecream and strawberry feativaFSatur
day evening, July lit.
The Fossil and Mavvllla ball teams
played a match game here last Sunday,
the Mayville boys winning by 18 scores.
Allen MoConnell went to Arlington
Wednesday to meet bis daughter, Mrs.
Maggie Bisick, of Sylvan Grove. Kansas.
whole coining out on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Edwards returned
from a three weeks visit at Eusene and
Corvallis, last Saturday. Lissie and
Tom Hoover accompanied them borne,
oo their way to Fossil.
LONE ROCK.
Jess Ooff has been on the sick list for
several days.
The fruit crop la a failure In onr lo
cality this season, but grain crops of all
ainus loot tatriy wen.
Bert Akers has launohed out in a
business enterprise in our burg. He
came from lone and Is dealing In candy
soda pop etc.
Born to the wife of A. L. Wine-
land a 15 pound boy; and Alf is tickled
so ho has forgotten which leg be was
shot In a month or so ago.
The light showers Monday morning
did considerable good to gardens. The
Indications seem lavorable lor mora rain
which ia just what the farmers are look
ing for.
Our rnstling merchant. P. L. Ham.
has had considerable improvement put
on his store building ana has had the
out side neatlyfpainted which adds to the
good appearaoce of things in that neck
of tha woods.
Ward and Stevens Bros, started for the
Willamette Valley with about 60
head of horses which they expect to sell
trade or give away before they return.
The prospects are very flattering just at
present for good prices, and we nope the
boys will strike it.
Tom Hood and wife of Seattle are visit
ing relatives here this week. Mr,
Hood was a resident of this place for
several years, but for the past nine or
tan years he has been rustling In sever
al different countries, and for tha past
few months has been drumming (or a
boot and shoe Arm in Seattle.
JOHN W. SAVAGE,
Boot and Shoe Repairing
(Jeatlyapd Qaply Dope.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. $
Shop opposite Barker'a store,
Condon : : Oregon.
Elijah Evaporates.
Dr. Elijah Ebenczor Bailey, the Salem
tooth carpenter, who plied bis vocation,
and forceps, in this city for a few weeks
and then returned to Salem, to blow him
self and his rapidly acquired wealth,
suoceded In getting hliiimilf interview
ed by a Statsman reporter, and tills
is the way he evaporated about Condon :
"K i nh RhIIhv. anil nf Mr. unit Mra
E. Baliey. of this city, left yesterday
afternoon for a lew davs visit at l'urt
land, preparatory to returning to Con
don, Oillinm county, where for the past
two months he lias been practicing den t-
isirv. jr, iiaiiey sas Uondon Is s
lively place, and reports quite a num
ber of Salemites temporarily located
there. Mr. Bailey says board
ami lodging are to tie had at reas
onable term, from 14 to IS per week.
Uood wages for all vocations prevail, the
tentorial artist not excepted, tie re
ceives 60 cents for shaving. Beer and
wnisxy retail lor Z& centa per glaea.
Gambling is carried on openly, and
large atakee are made. Draw ooker
games frequently require $20 to enter the
game, and $10, 20, and (30, respectively
for subsequent cards."
Dr. Elijah Ebencxer evidently shaved
himself while In Condon, but be should
have enquired about the price of shaves
so as to be able to speak advisedly to
the Salem reporter. Had the reporter
inhaled Just one half of Elijah's evapo
ration on tha "tentorial artist" proposi
tion be would have given the Statesman
readers the exact truth ou this very im
portant subject.
As to the price of beer and whiskey
wa are willing to believe that Elijah
told as straight a story as be was able to
do. On that most important of sub
jects wa cannot blame him for getting
a little mixed. From what the boys a
ronnd town say the beer and whiskey
got so badly mixed inside of Elijah that
be could not have told whether he
was paying two bits or two dollars per
dram. , But we will let that pass.
Elijah also evaporated at great rate
on the subject of gambling. He must
have "rubbernecked" a Condon game of
draw, while here, and It made bis eyes
bug out. It Is perhaps well that he
didn't "take a hand" for had he looked
upon the poker check when it was red
or yellow or even a dark blue, he would
probably have been in Condon yet.
A trip to Salem to "blow himself" would
not have been considered necessary.
It ia passing strange that Elijah evap
orated so furiously about the price of
beer and whiskey and poker checks, and
had not one word to say about Condon's
five church organisations, ber excellent
public school, ber fine water system or
ber polite and refined social circles.
Perhaps be was too busy sixing np the
former to even suspect that there was
any of the tatter east of tbe Cascade
range.
The Statesman la one of the leading
newspapers of tbe state and It is a mat
ter of regret to many former Salem
people, wbo are oow residents of Condon,
that It should have been so imposed
upon by these senseless evaporations.
A cay ate that waa being rode by
Frank Kinney, last Sunday, stumbled
and fell, and Frank received an ugly
gaah on tba bead and a black eye. Tbe
cayuse waa not Injured.
D
R. S. X. LUNA
PHYSICIAN.
Day or nliht calli promptly anrwered.
OSlos, front room ovvr atepheaton't Mora,
CONDON - - - - .OREGON.
D
R. J. W. VOOKL"
Specialist for Refraction and
Dafaota of tha Eya,
WW Vl.lt Coudon Every Tbr. Month.
Watch Local Column for Date.
Purely Business.
Fine line of wall paper for season of
'00 at W. A. Darling's. Prices cannot
be duplicated this side of Chicago.
O. L. Neat, tbe well known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted to hia care. If
you bava property to aell consult him.
12tf.
W. A. Darling has Just received a 6ne
line of wall papers direct from Chicago.
The patterns are stylish and up-to-date
and the prices can not be duplicated!
this aide of Chicago. Taper hung In a
workmanlike manner, tt
Foa Sale 160 acres of good wheat
land, deeded and fenced, 12 miles from
Condon. 70 acres under cultivation.
Fine well of water, good house and barn,
young orchard of 100 fruit trees. Price
$750. For terms and particulars call on
or address, Tin Qlohb, Condon, Or. '
SHERIFF SALE.
Tn the Circuit Court ot tbe State of Oregon, for
tiilllnm County.
4, WHrncy rowior una n. j. iumtr, pmintim,
vi Htwnk MHtikem, M. Bull Mtmkon, hU wife,
Thomu Mulmiophjr, L. O. Kuliluu and Jot.
FrltMill, dolenditiiu.
By virtue ot tn execution, decree and order
olwtle, dnly UanedoHt of ana under the etl ol
the Circuit Court of the HUta ol Oregon, (or the
County ot Gilliam, to ma directed and dated
ma . any oi jne, npon a decree tor ina
(nrenloaure ol a certain mortKHtro. and Judge
ment rendered and entered In ntla Conrt on the
10 day ot April, 1.h,i, In the above entitled ramie,
In lavorot the PlalnttAii and avalim the Defend
anta aa Ittdirmeut dehtora. In theaam of One
Thounand Three Hundred Sixty-one and 50-WO
Hollar, with Intnrent thereon from the 10th day
of April, INU9, at the rate ot eight per cent per an
num, and the further turn ot One Hundred
Dollar, at attorney'! feet, and the further m
of Twenty-one Dollar, eonta, and the cmta of
and upon thlt Writ, and commanding me to
make tale of the real property embraced tn h
decree ot foreelotura aud haroiuaftur dvaurlbed,
I Will, ou
8ATURDAY, JULYS, WW,
at the hoar of i o'look In the afternoon of tatd
day, and at the trout door of the County Court
Honae. tn Condon, (lllllam Comity, Oregon, aell
at public aucUon to the hixheat bidder lor caah
tn hand, all the right, title and Intercut which
tha defendants frank Munkera, M. Hell Mu li
ken, hli wife. Thin. Malanophy, L. O. Kalnton
and Joaeoh Friaaell or either ot them had on
the lat day ot AHgiut, Itat), the dale of the
mortgage foreolonod herein, or which inch De
fendant or any ol the Defendant herein, have
inooarqHl , or now nav in ana to me fol
lowing dcwrllHMl real properly, tltuat and
hclue- in (illliam Coantv. tlreaon. to-wlt:
The aouth cant quarter of ctlon two (3) In
townanip iiHinocr one m aoutn ot range num
ber twuntv-oiie (21) cant of the Willamette mer
idian, containing lttO acre, Including all the
Irrigating dltcne and water right appertaining
thereto, or o inaoh of aald proerty aa will att
(y laid Judgement and decree, with coat aud
accruing eoaw.
Said proieriy will he old anbject to confirm
tlou and rademotinn aa bv law tirovlded.
Dated at Condon, Oregon, thlt 'Jnil day ol
Junw, 1UU. vt. u vviijox,
Sheriff ol Gilliam County, Oregon
GRAND
CELEBRATION
AT
CONDON,
July 4, 1809.
Everybody,
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
Celebration ever held in Gilliam
county.
RACES.
Men's Bicycle Race-Ono Mile Entrance Fee 75 eta. Puree 15 00
Ladies' Bicycle Race--One-half Mile Purse 5 00
Pony Race 14J hands, or under One-quarter Mile Ent. Fee
11.50 Gilliam and Wheeler
Horse Race Free-for-all -COO yds. Ent. Fee $2.00-Gilliatr.
and Wheeler County Horses Only Purse 7 50
Men's Foot Race 100 yds Purse 2 50
Ladies' Foot Race 75 yds Purse.. 2 50
Children's Foot Race 12 yrs. and under 75 yds Purse 1 50
Old Men's Foot Race 55 yrs. and over 75 yds Purse 2 50
Sack Race 75 yds Purse 2 50
Egg and Spoon Race 75 yds Purse 1 50
Potato Race 50 yds Purse
Three Legged Race 75 yds Purse
AH Entrance Money to be Added to Purses.
SPORTS.
Catching Greased Pig Prize The Pig
Climbing Greased Pole and Removing Streamer Purse 2 50
High Jump Purse.
Long Running Jump Purse
Free Swing for the Children. Free
HORNIQUIBRINIQUI PARADE,
One-half Mile Long, at 5, F. M.
The MoBt Stupendous Aggregation
Specialties Ever Seen South of
Satanic Something
ORDER OF
$25,000 SLEEPING BEAllTV, In
BAND WAGON, containing Condon
taraala" music.
LIBERTY CAR, with Goddess of
KALITHUMPIAN WAGON, here's where you all laugh.
BATTLE SHIP OLYMPIA in action, with Admiral Dewey in com
mand. Dou t miss it.
VARIETY WAGON, representing
men. Isew and amusing.
Parade to be followed by Prof
from top of water works tower.
HELLO THERE, WHERE
ARE YOU GOING?
"Up to Cotnpton & George's to buy our Spring Goods.
They are the cheapest Grm I have met with in Gilliam
county. Their line of Ladies' Overskirts and Shirt Waists
is immense and also their line of Ladies,' Gents' and Chil
dren's Shoes is the best and most complete in Gilliam
County."
The attention of the ladies of Condon and vicinity is invited to
our line of Summer Goods. Send for samples; you'll be sure
to order. Gents' Furnishings. Snow & Co's. Fine Dress Shoes.
fCT-Call and see us or write for what you want.
GOMPTON & GEORGE amm. or.
T. O. Ear hart,
CALL
Summit Saloon,
LFOR FINEST
Uiijes, Ijquors
FINE BILLIARD AMD rOOL
EARHART & MOORE,
CONDON,
WANTED
Young and old to know that
JOHN JACKSON
has just received a fresh supply,
of Confectioneries and Canned
Goods of all kinds at bed-rock
prices. Give him a call...
ONE DOOR SOUTH CONDON HOTEL, CONDCN, OREGON.
from far and near,
biggest and best
County Horses Only Purse. 5 00
2 00
1 50
.". 1 50
1 50
Cowling Alley from 8 a. m. to 6 p.m
of Startling Spectacles and Striking
Seattle. Seedy, Solemn and
to Make You Smile.
PARADE.
a costly chariot drawn by bicycles
Cornet Band. Will furnish "hot
Liberty and her supporters.
Condon's enterprising business
Rageman's daring "Umbrella Leap"
Don't miss it. Don't tuies it.
8. V. Moore.
AT THE
BRANDS OFJ
ar;d Q$ars.
TABLE IN CONNECTION.
Prop'rs.
ORE.
Spring Goods
Rolling in by Every Freight Team.
Too Busy
To Write "Ads." Call and See Us.
S. B. BARKER.
Condon, - - Oregon.
Stockmen's
Saddles ASpecla"
ty at
J. F Reisacher's
Harness Shop,
New Masonic Building
T. G. JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OF.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Large Kew Barn on North Main Street,
Condon, - - Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN
CHARGES VERY REASONABLE.
First-class Kigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK,
P. Iv.
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
"DEALER IN.
General Merchandise
AT SUCH LOW-
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
' -
CET MY PRICES BEFORE GOING 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
Care B. Q. & 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 uow located
at the old Coffin corner.
THE OLD RELIABLE PECULATOR.
GEO. MILLER, : : ARLINGTON, OR.
CHARLES HABESOHH
BRICK and STONE MASON,
Plasterer and Flue Builder.
Cement Work a Specialty.
All work attended to promptly and
satisfaction Guaranteed.
Condon ----- Oregon.
ACT1VK MOI.UTl'OKrf WANl'Kli KVKUV
where for "the .lory of Ihe l'hllliiliii"
by Murut Htilrttciut, iMimnlMloiiHl by tno i-.v-rumeht
OIUclul HtHtoriiui tn tht Wur De
partment. The book witH written In army crimp.
hi 81111 KtHiii'lsco, on the Purine with dciium!
Mvrrit In the honiittitis at lloiitiltil i, tit tl:ii
Kong, tn the Amerletin trenehei Ht MhiiUm in
tlui iusuiyeiit cnmi with AxiiimiMo, on the
(leek of the OIin)iln with Dewey, Hint in the
MHr of battle nt ihe ftilt of M iitltt. Boiuinzn lor
agents, britnfiil ui original picture titken hy
Kovernment phoUiriierH on the spot, Ijiikc
IU.nl.. flllCC. XHH IlIOHUk ri IHIIl pHI I
CreiUt given. Drop hU frliy ttnfticlul wiir
book. Owtritfrce, Aii'lrew K. T. btu'i.ur Suc'y.
I Slur liuuiHuco 111 Is., I'hivugo, 111.
CONDON, : OR.
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.
HAM,
THE RAILROAD. IT WILL PAY YOU.
GRAIN, PELTS. HIDES Etc.
Advances Made.
OREGON.
JJOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture Final rroof.
I.axd Office atThb Dau.k. Oh , Jnn, T tHM.
Notice ia huieby Klven that Hmlph Kmm.ii of Con.
Ion Oregon, linn Hied notice of Intention tomnk.
tinal proof before H. N. ! ruler, Co. Clerk t big
olllce lu Condon Oregon, on
Friday. July 2l.t ISO,
on tlmheranltHK application No. SMI, for III.
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Honntnoa a. witneaca: Ijeoree Hiton. liut.
, Meek, W. K. Farrar, awl c. W, Brown, allgl
Condon, Oregon. J V P, f.lN 4, KoffUter,
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