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Newspaper Page TextTHE G0IID01I GLOBE. THURSDAY, July O, I8H. Th jranrly (ubiorl)tiiito(hOu)8E!ii 91,80, It uIJ in mtvmiuo, 11 nut pulJ la udYunou 92 will U oli.njml. A putted nmrlt .fjunJ Dili liotli'e Imllcuw. tlmt your ului ijitlon ! x plrutl. I'Iukm roimw prom.tl)r. LOCALNEWS, 3, K. Fltswtler returned from V join ing fiuuiUy. ttovernl cute. o( whooping-cough A ml iiimIii tire reported to be in Fowl I lid vicinity. W. tirlder and wlfa luft Inrt wuok fur a fw week vlilt with rltiva in Mi Willamette valley. Yellow , rver in New Yurk, dyliiu frum I iv lit in CIiIchko, nmll-i0( in Wellington unit guud titmltli In Condon. Hun (ioidi) rutiirmid (rum I'orilund Huturdiiy , iroti(niiiwi Mutt country no g'niil, nil he brought buck bud culd. K. W. Mooik, vlltud hit ranch iwar IVii-inlli', lukt wiitk, and rt'porti tlmt wopt in tlixt vicinity are progrennlng nicely. ll'Uh Jitt'knon nd wife of Wapinitlit "Oregon Mrrlted In Condon iunday evening. Mr. J.ifkoti tlilnka lit)' w ill ildu lltTO. Two children nl Mr. It, I'ontf rim Idi'iilt of Matiify Flat, are vory tick nnd it indi)iil)i(ul h lo the recovury of the younger onj, lion (iulilti 1 having tit finishing ttmctifii, nucli at papering and painting tint upon liU nuw liouio t hi week, W. A. Ihirlliig having the contract. Hv. VV, Uurlhiirt mid wife departed Monday for Albany where tliey will aptmd two or three ek vinlllng with their daughter, Mr, llulun ilogu. Weldon, little on of W. A. Darling, i bad bl right eye badly burned by fljlng (Ira cracker Monday. Dr. Luna rendering tbe neccmary medical am let nee. ii)o. Hmltli of Arlington, who I mak ing a tour of Uilliain county and vicin ity, liiventlgHtlng the crop, wa in the city Friday, and report crop to be in fine condition. Kev E. Curan, ptor of the Congre gregatlonal church of A.torla, and wlfu arrived in tbi city laat week, and ex-MH-t to ipt'ud teveral week vLiliug friend In Condon and vicinity. Ira Carter of Myville,catue to Condon L. Hunday with two load of lumber for the llaptlat church. A Ira I a ruxtling young bachelor, it ) probable be i donating the hauling of the lumber. Hon. Frank Davey and wife of Salem, panned through the city Sunday on their way to Foil. Mr. Davey i one of Oregon' forcinol orator and delivered the Fouitb of July oration in that city. C. T. I'lnkham and wife left here Sat urday for Futail with their yoongeit child, which I in a very critical condi tion, placing it under the medical care of Mr. Dr. M. Bhaw of that city. Ueo. and Joh llardie, two of Qilliam County' tucceraful dock raitera, re turned from The Dalle, Thurvday, where they had recently old their clip of wool, receiving cent per pound. Home of the eaitern citie are patting ordianance that no "Flannel mouth" preacher thnll preach In their citie. It would not be a bad 'idea if tome of the weatern cltio would adopt the tame plan. , The clerk Uaued three Marriage liceiitct laat month, to the following partiea: Wither K. Curl and Ada W. Hardle; Charlet F. Wallace and Cora M. Clark ; Chariot Oberrelther and Jennie p. Urubb. Condon will be amply cupplied with water hereafter, at the machinery for the new power for the City Water Work arrived here Suuday and wa placed in working order Monday. Thli power i to be oaed in any cM of emergency Foaiil witnessed a "red hot", ball game Tuesday, between Mayvtlle and FomII team, playing for a pure of 2V Score 10 to 0, in favor of May ville. Thit I four time in auccettloii that Foeall team ha been beaten, when will they "get win?" (J. (J. Fanner recently pu reflated " vtktul o( theep. conalating or 'liw ewe and lamb, of a Urant county tock 'falser, the purchasing price boiug, ewe 12 per head and Idinlia 1 .35 per head. Mr Parnian eapoctt to wiutor hi theep iu (lilllam county. II. U. Jordan ha purchased the rc taurant Oituretof the Dulnionlco res taurant from Mr. Laura Thome and the place will now be run in flrat clatt style. Located between Stephon toti't (tore and Fit' bowling alley Oive lilm a call. 16 d 17. J. II. Itowen of Fonll, pasted through Condon Sunday on hi way home from Portland where he hud re cently told a band or horses, ay the hone market In the Valley I over run, old hi horse at very low figure, telling lome for Ion than he paid for them here, and bringing Ave head back with him, could not sell at any price. The Summer School of Music under the direction ot Prof. Leltoy Ciusnor, la progreiaing rapidly, and many are tak ing advantage of the rare opportunity of attending. Those who are Interested In any branch of mimic whatever, should join the Harmony class, a It will tench you whnt music ia and how it la n posed. , yi ha telephone lino which l to run from Arlington to Fossil via Condon, I et lubt commenced. The workmen pausing through Condon last Friday, turveylng and making arrangement for tlio Una an 1 the work of setting polo and attaching wires will soon bo under full headway. The company think they will have the line completed with in ui.t weeku, County Superintendent Daggett I In the city thl week to attend the flret meeting of the District lioimdary board, (rented by an net of the Legislature the Uoundury board consist of the County Court mid County Huperlnlen iK'iit, All change by petition for the chungo of the Lou n Julius or the forma tion of now dUtricla uru ducidud by the board. County Judge, chairman, County Hupuriiitcndcut, icurutary. Condon I a very hcutlifully vltuntcd little city, and I growing rapidly, but there I room for Improvement : if the city authorities would take proper steps in the matter, could make the same at a very small expense; for instance, wouldn't a park be highly appreciated? Although there I not a healthier city in the state, the hoard of health could find two or throe day work, which would add (really to the comfort of the com munity. F. M. l'lytur, one of the Gilliam County Commissioners, who took a car load of hiTses to Portland about three week ago, sold them at very low prices, ft Portland for California Friday. Look kind of suspicious a he recently purchased the Wake property in Condon and a it I not styllnh to live in the city and "keep batch" should not wonder he bring some California organdie and dimity buck with him. (.hit your cow bell and tin can In tune boy. A large number of Two Wheel Side Hill Machines, built by the llouter iiaine Mfg. Co. ot Stockton Cnl. are now in operation In the California Held and are giving excellent satisfaction. Oregon ami Washington farmer should make It a point to purchase this ma- chlneas It Is CKpeeiiily adapted for this territory. See (ample machines at Wall Walla and other point. A mail by the name of Dlckerman, who 1 herding sheep for D. Henry u the Dine Mountains, near Buck Horn, met with a very painful accident last Friday, which may prove the loss of one of hi arm,' The dog treed a wild cat and Mr Pickerson thinking be would like some "cat meet," went to the house for hi shot gun, and In attempt ing to draw it from under the bod was acclduntly discharged, the load enter ing hi left arm above tbe elbow. The Leondor Bros. Circus pitched their tent here Wednesday and proved to lie the largest and best circus that ha ever been in the city. Their fifty per former being all first clas and carried their many part through without an error. Their juggler performed a number of wonderful and dilllcult feat and 1 worthy of great credit. The clown keeping the crowd In a general uproar by the latest joke and many trick. The show wa followed by a very In teresting concert. May-Donaldson. Harry May and Mis Urace i. Donald- on were united in marriage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison, near Thirty Mile, Sunday, July 1st 1809, at 11 a. m., Justice Noal of this city olll- elating. The marriage took place in a grove near the bouse under a beauti fully decor rated canopy. There were about seventy live relative and friend present. After the ceremony and con gratulation tendered, a very tasty wed ding dinner was served. The bride re ceived a. number of pretty and costly present. The happy couple will make their home with the bride' step-father Mr. John Harrison, for the present. Fourth of July at Condon. The morning dawned with prospect of what proved to be a very beautiful day and the "Old American Eagle" commenced to flap her immense wings bright and early, keeping up a continu ous scream until late in the night. The people came rolling In from every direction and toon the streets were filled with people who, were ready to help "paint the town red." Never before ha Condon witnessed such a grand celebration. CVENT or TUB, DAY. The usual salute being tired at sun rise, started the ball rolling for the day The grand parade at 10 a. m. wa a pic tore of beauty and especially the Liberty Car which would remind one of a large cluster ' of rose. ICxerrises at the Grounds, 11 a. m., was opened by Hon II, N. Fraser, who made a shott but enthusiastic address, ending with hearty welcome to everyone. Hon. Jay Bowerman reading the Declaration of Independence, which brought to memory history that shall never be forgotton Hon. Sam E. VanVaetor delivered i very patriotic oration that touched the heart of nearly everyone. An ex cellent program was rendered, being highly appreciated by all. Music was furnished by the Condon Cornet Band. UI'OHTS AND RACKS. Men' free-lor-all bicycle race, tour entering, won by Ira Luna without any eaortion, purae (8. Pony race, two entering, KeUur horse winning, purse 8. Horse race, free-for-all, (our ontering, tbe Daisy Downing horse winning, purse 15.60. Men' foot rare, free-for all, nine en tering, Bert Well winning, (1. Buffing ton giving him a close, race, purse 12.00. Boy foot race, ten entering, Lester Khinehart winning, purse $1.60. Old man' foot race, two entering, J. C. Cooney winning, purse (2.50. Sack race, five entering, Clyde Barker winning, purse 12.60. Egg and spoon race, Ave entering, Bert Well winning, purse (1.60. Little Uirli race, six entering, Cora Boyer winning, purse $2.60. ' Potato race, (our entering, Fred Baker winning by one spud, but a Willie Smith glvo hi m such a close run the judge decided to divido the purse be tween them, purse Three legged race, four "pairs" enter ing, II. F. Jackson and 0. BulTington winning, purse f 1 60. Nickel race, for boys, six entering, fiwnished plenty of amusement, purue all they found, The Horulqtiibrinlqnl pnrado was one that will long be remembered. Bnttlerflilp Olympla, built by P. II. Blophcnson, was a good imitation and showing that it was well calculated. The Fire-work, being witnessed by about 1500 people, were a great treat, thus putting tho finishing louche to one of the grandest celebration ever held in Oilliam Cuilntv. The (iriuid Ball In Armory Hall, wa a aucces both socially and financially. eighty-seven number being sold. The Condon Band proved itsnlt an important factor to the enjoyment of the spectators, the manner in which the boy handled their music, g'e to show that they have been under good training. The ladle foot race was called off, claimed they could not run. Juat let one get in tho kitchen with a broom stick and it would take a pretty good sprinter to keep out of reach. Frank Chirk one of tho "scorchers" In the hike race took a flying leap from hi wheel, saw more star and stripe than any body. "Windy" won two race the Fourth bad the other sprinters had the same en couragement a he. it Is doubtful a to what would have been the out come. LONE ROCK. Too much dry weather is becoming tiresome, and the farmer are feeling quite anxious about tho wellfare of their spring crops. Kev. Uoodwln of the Latterday saint's and Kev. Fredenlierg of the Baptist's have been locking born in a heated debate for six rounds of tw o hour each evening, both of them wa trying to prove that their church wa the only true church of Jeau Christ, and as usual of course they both came out winner, excepting the second night w hen they both got fired out of the Baptist church becauae one of them disputed the Bible, after that they held their meetings in tho school bouse and a largo crowd wa present every night and they wound up Monday night. Borne celebrated the Fourth with a picnic, and others enjoyed theuisclvs in tbe sporting line, w hile several went to other towns to spend tbe day and no doubt every one had a w hooping uptime. Bill Matlock, "the cow rustler" has been Investing in a few head of high priced cattle lately. Bill know good cattle when he sees them. Obituary. Lomk Rock, Oh., June 20, 1890. On the evening of June 2oth, Mr. and Mr. Welt of California, with a sick lister, Mrs. Minnie Vandervert a widowed mother of two little children, whom tbey found at Antelope, and being out of reach of doctors; stopped at this place on their way to Walla Walla, where they expected to place her under medical treatment. Mrs. Vandervert, pasted away on the morning of June 20, being in the 27th year of her age, at the residence of Eld. D. Brown, leaving the two loved ones to mourn her los. The funeral was held June 23, Eld. I, D. Brown preach- ng tbe funeral ceremony. Although among strangers, the peo ple did all that was within their power to comfort and cheer the bereaved ones. Allot the expense were paid by the citizen of Lone Itock. Mrs. Vandervert ha been a resident of Antelope for the past seven year and leave many friends in that viciuity who will mourn her death. Lost and Found. There was a tumult of excitement in and about Condon last Saturday, when Mrs. It, I.. Scoggin and P. K. McQtiinn (torn near Fossil came into town and re reported that J.L.Scoggin, who lives with his son ou Uutte Creek, had been seen on tbe road to Condon on home back. 0-ving to Mr. Bcoggins condition for the past twelve years, being feeble In body and mind, It was feared that he might perish for want of food and care in his feeble condition. Last Thursday Mr. Scoggin in com pany with Mr. McQniiin went to help a neighbor, A. C. llendorson,starta bunch of horses which be was going to try to And a market for, and as they were going in the direction w here some of .Scoggins work horses ranged, he, Scog gins expected to bring their work horses In on bis return home. While in the timber on Thirty Mile, Scoggin became separated from the reft of the crowd, and found bis way to Mr. Kelsay's place below Fossil, instead ot home. Next morning Scoggin started out still looking for the horses, thinking thev had left tbe range or got In with some other horses, followed the main road from Fossil, to about three miles north ol Condon, being very feeble let bis im agination got away with his better judg ment. While several persona were out look ing for Mr Scoggin, II. C. Strickland of Hay Creek, hearing of him beiug near his place, found the old gentleman and brought htm to bis house, where he received proper care, bringing him to Condon next day, where his folks were awaiting his arrival, accompanying him to his home Saturday evening. The report that Mr, Scoggin was an unsafe person to be at large, is without foundation. As he is an old feoble man who does not bother any person in the least, and has relatives and friends who will care for bim. The land lord tlilnka of the rent in hid pocket, but forgota the hulo in tho roof. Oil ia all right in Its place, but bo ware of tho man with an oily tongue. The smaller tho town the more iui portant it leading citizen consider himself. . Some men escape tho traps of others only to get caught in their own. Many of tho ao-callcd profctiiona! ac torn iuo but pri.fvbbiuii.il auivtcuie, Land Settlers Notice. I have received quite a number of Land OHico Keci-ipts for persons having made application or proof before me. All such persona who have not received return lor their tiling or proofs, will propubiy Hud thcui by calling nt my office, 11. N. Fiu.Kii. , In the Wrong County. Experience of a neighboring county man who tried to obtain a marriage license in (iilliam county. Killing in to Condon one bright spring morning, tho sun just commencing to pee) over the eastern horizon and the birds in the foreela of sage brush and bunch grass were cheerfully singing their morning songs, came a lone horseman, he seemed to be very desolate, yet in hU own mind was the happiest man in the world. Hitching his horse to a post, he en deavored to pass the time by polish ing nail heads until the Clerks ollice was opened; after which he imnifcil iatly entered theotllce; the Clerk being very busy, and thinking that be might be a friend of the transcriber and had come in for a visit, did not give him much notice, seating himself in a cor ner remained there until noon, he then departed and placing his horse in charge of the livery man, he went to the hotel to obtain his dinner, hut little did he eat, after which lie again re returned to the Clerks office. About the middle of the afternoon, the Clerk thinking that be might be one of those timid sort of fellows, kind of hinted around as to what hi mission was, then the fun commenced, he began to stutter and sputter and Dually was able to make the Clerk under stand what he wanted. He was then informed that be could not possibly get a license iu this county, and a more dissappointed man was never in existence, with but very few words be took his departure and re tracing bis steps, was soon journeying to ward the county seatof bis home county. Arriving at the Clerks office, be was not in the least backward in making bis mission known. Upon obtaining tbe desired document, declared that the ex perience had given him enough nerve to go through the rest of the ceremony very easily and without an error. Found A black glove, in front of Condon Hotel. Owner cand have same by calling at this office. The drummer's hand shake is but a press of business. Before attacking an enemy map oat your line of retreat. One swallow may not make a sum mes but one frog makes a spring. The moral of the tortoise and tmre fable is that one shouldn't believe all he bear. It i said thiitTurk were the first to bury their dead iu cemeteries adorned with ornamental headstones. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LAKiiOrrtcKATTiia Dili.ks, Otv. July x, lR'.n. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of bis intention to make filial proof In support of his 1 1:4m, and that said prool win tag mane ooiore county rlerk at Condon, Or., 11 V KrMv..r .... f. . AUK. 17, 1WJ. vit: GEORGE H. Pl t.LEN, of Ixine Rock. II. E. No. I7. for Ihe n' j nn'i aud n nw' or lota 1. a, a and 4, see. 4. Ip !, .. r. '.'I e., W. id. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of saiit land, viz: lieolve Perry, v.. D. Kohtuson, Otto n Ilk, All wiiicuniil, all of Lone Kirl, (ire. 6LM Jay 1'. Lucas, Register. HELLO THERE, WHERE ARE '"Up to Cotupton & 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 ramples; you'll be sure to order. Gents' Furnishings. Snow it Co's. Fine Dress Shoes. afy-Call and see us or write for what you want. Jj3 COiViPTON a GEORGE uctm. o. T. O. Earhart, CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, IFOR FINEST Uipes, Ijquors apd Qars. fNE BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. EARHART & MOORE, Prop'rs. CONDON. kl 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. Givo him a call.. ONE DOOR SOUTH C2ND0N HOTEL, MKDM, ORECOS. "All are Invited. To attend the Piano Kecital and Enter tainment, lo bo given by Miss Bird Ilcnshaw, one of Condon' leading musicians, both in vocal and instru mental miiaic, axitried by Oliu of the principal violinists in the slate, Leltoy L. Cleaner, at Annoy Hall, (-Saturday evening, July 22, 18110. A very interest ing program has been arranged. Com mence promptly 8 30 p. m. Admis sion 25c. Children under 15 years 10c. Purely Business. Fine line of wall paper for season of i)'J at W. A. Darling's. Prices cannot he duplicated this side of Chicago. Ci. L. Ni'nl, the well known auction eer, will give the strictest attention t all hiiKihes entrmtted lo his catu. If you have property to sell consult him. 12; f. W. A.-Darling has just received a fine line of wall patMjrg direct from Chicago. The patterns are stylish and np-tn-dat-and the prices can not be duplicated this side of Chicago. Paper hnng iu a workmanlike manner. tf Fob Halk 100 acres of good wheal land, deeded and fenced, 12 miles from Condon. 70 acres under cultivation. Fine well of water, good house and barn, young orchard of 100 froit trees. Price (750 For terms and particulars call on or address, Tiik Uimuk, Condon, Or. j D" 8. K. USA PHYSICIAN. Pay or night calls promptly aimwerol. Ofllee, front room over Hfrphvusop's re. CONDON - - - - .OREGON. D It. I. W. V(X1KL Specialist for Refraction and Defects of the Eye, Will Visit Condon Every Three Months. Watch Uical Column fur Dates. SHERIFF SALE. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Ulllitua Comity. J. (iurni-y Fowler aai W. J. Cnf-mnr. plnttitiffM, vs. Frank Muukera, M. IK'll Munkeni, his wife. Thomns MulHiiophy, t,. U. Kulaton nll't Jos. Fnzii'il, nVtcnilunu. lly virtue of an exrcntlon. decree nn ordsr of Nile, duly Issued nut of and Hndf-r the seul of the Circuit Court of the fcjute ol OrcK.i,. for the County of Gilliam, to me directed ml dt-d ttte 11. dy of June, 1W, iijkiii a decree for the torecloMire of a eertain moilKwa'. nnd judge ment rendered and entered in stiid Court on the 10 day of April, lsw. In the shove entitled cause. In lavor of the Pluintiif an 1 axniiim the Di'iead ntitA as j:ettf!neut debtor. In the sum of t me Thoiwsiid Taree- Hundred Hlxty-ooe and ;ii)-IflO Dollars, wltil il,Piret lllreon from the i,Ktl day of April, 1MW. nt the rule of eixnt percent per an num, and the further sum of one Hundred Indium, at attorney's feea, and the further sum of Twenty-one Dollars.- eoata, and the covla of and upon this Writ, and command!:); me to make aide of the real property em'imced in sncli decree of lotvclosuro and hereiuafter described, I will, ou 8ATCRDAV, Jt'LY a, 1SOT, at the hour of 1 o'lock In the afternoon of atd day, and at the front door of the Comity Court iloiite. In Condon, Uilliam County. Oregon, sell at public union to the higheat Idddertorraah in hand, all the ritht, title and Intereat which the defendant Frank Muiikera, H. lleil Mini ken. hl wife. Thoa. Malanophy. I., ti. KuNtim and Joac i,h Krixi II or either of them had on tiie 1L day ol A'.ur'Kt, vvj, ii,e ante ol the m.irtvutt forei'loafi herein, or which a-ich De ! fendant or any of the Defendants herein, have i nee acq m eo. or now nave iu ana to ne fol lowing deacritied real properly, (itiiale and beitif in liililam County. Oregon, to-wit The south ent quarter ol aeetion two (2) In i towntnip numocr one til aoutii o, ran:' nun. i ler twentv-one C'll eat of the itiamette mer 1. It.. ul,..r ir.,1 ........ lt.,Hu Mil tho Irrigating ditches and water rights appertaining thereto, or so much of ad pmcrty aa will'sutiv ly tnid Judgement and decree, with costs and accruing costs. sUid proM.r;y will be sold siibj'-'t to confirma tion and reilemotiou as l,r law orovided. Dated at Condon, uregou, mis inn any oi June, 1WJ, W. I,. Wuxox Sheriff of Oilliani County, Oregon. YOU GOING? S. V. Moore BRANDS OFJ 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 J. F. Reisacher's Harness Shop, New Masdnic Building A f T -X 1 . Kjc. JtLJTLlNvVJiX, PROPRIETOR na Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, Large New Barn on North Main Street, Condon, - Oregon. 1AY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD. CHARGES VKRV KKAKONtBI.I!. First-class Rigs 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 .i General Merchandise AT SUCH LOW PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. CET MY PRICES BEFORE CCIKC 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 lino of GRO CERIES. We call particular attention to our line of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS which is the most complete line in Arlington. We aro also agents for the celebrated SALEM WOOLEN MILLS. Call and get prices. We are now located at the old Coflin corner. THE OLD RELIABLE REGULATOR. GEO. MILLER, : : ARLINGTON, OR. CHARLES HABESOHN BRICK and STONE MASON, Plasterer and Flue Builder. Cement Work a Specialty. All work attended to promptly and satisfaction Guaranteed. Condon ----- Oregon. (T1VE SOI.ll'li'OK! WANI'Kl) EVKltY wluw for "tli .to'jr nf t!ii) Pit i 1 1 i.pl ti " by Mirnt Ilnltiwtri, cum ml ulune'l !'. the O .v tin im-lit in uitU'inl IlUttotm to I ho '.Vur lp (mrtimnt. Ttm took wi wrltt.-ii '.a ntny cum ti nt ! Kjunilato, on (he P.irlKr 1 h (kwml Muirit 111 tlie !:jiiU!a at ilmiul'il i, in Huim Kong, tu Iti-J Am.v Icua titfiioiU'D hi Mi iiiln iu tli inn .ri;j:.t nun; with Axilla. Uo, on tliv ilit k ol the titMnpU i h Duvey, unci in the roar ol Uiitlu ut Uiu fall of .vl.iliil.-l. MontihAl Att U.I . ...1 . I .'..l.i. .1 T..L... V.U IWlllll.. Di 111. nil i I t.tlnll'.ll 1'" vmvf ku.ui ... , Kovuruiui-Tit pt)Otigiii)io: on tlm !.urip tuk. Low ylH -n. i! pu'lin. i r iat M"i" treiiit sht'ii. t):i.u a'.l tixal v moiliiinl ar kguka. .outfit Irco. Wk. K. T .i ..v'y, ut liuuuitvc ti-'j-i tii tog", ::t. A Special ty at CONDON, : OR T T TV T yv TV T This popular hostelry has been thoroughly renovated and is now : prepared to caier to the wants of ! the traveling public in an up-to-date manner. I Commercial travelers, aud others, ! desiring the coin forts of a firpt-clasa hotel, will find this house suited to their wants. Proprietor. HAM, TKE RAILROAD. IT Will PAY YOU. GRAIN, PELTS. HIDES Etc. Advances Made. OREGON. JOHN V. SAVAGE, Boot and Shoi Rapalrln J jteatly arjd Qaply Dorpc. ij Satisfaction Guaranteed. ? Sh'-p i) p.ai:e Carkei'u dturi', Ccndon : : Oregon. I ..t k