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THE GOHDOtl GLOBE.
THUHaOAY, Juiy.IJ.iawx.
Th yrarlntitM(riittnii UithaOMiimU 01.00,
tl uittl In wIvhiig. It not mlit 111 wIvkiiiiu 2
will l (iIinikmI. K jhiuoII uiitik NroMiid thin
nallM liulltntw Hint your iitmiriitlou tiann-
plrcd, IM roiiew promptly,'
tOCAL NEWS.
Mnnloy Downing htti rcturnod from
bit trip to Wyoming.
K. T. Uollvubeuk do pHrtfd Saturday
on bufiliiens trip to Moro.
i,oii'iy ui'Hrier n tin aim iiwiio unriiug
vUilod irlymln t lfoil lat Hiinduy,
Ira Lurift, o( Athens, vUlted lilt broth
er, Ir, t$, K, Luna, Ilo returned last
Bunday on hit wliuol via Luiio Hook,
W. L, Wiluo and family, expect to
leavt Hunilny (or a cmuplo of wtwkt vialt
at 1'urtlund and othT.villuy point.
I'. II. HtcplioiiHun and family, and
Mn. Ui'nr, and daughtur, ttpniit Sun
day ai Trail Fork, the guet of Mr. and
Mn. C. W. Wliilo.
Dr. 1,'iini and family have removed
from th J'iltwr Iioiiko on Main atrvut
and arc ocuiytng the, Tayloi house in
the ot part ofluwn.
i. H, White) in rnportod at being mi
W war path. ' Wo be unto tli fullow
that aroiMo l Ilrlti'a treat the circua liiut
weak If Hritl ciUchea hlui.
Mr, Jrln, of tbo Dallca, bought
two ear luada of fat cow from W, N.
Drown thla wmik for the Portland mar
ket, the price paid being 23 per bead.
Mra. Myer and clilldren arrived from
the Willamatta valloy Sunday to join
bur ti unhand who U Hoiking la the
timber lo Lost Valley. The family will
locate In (Jilliam county.
Mra. Junnle A. Cary, widow of the
lata J. L. Cary, returned to Mayville
laat week lo tuttle up the ealate of the
deceaavd, after which ho will go to The
Dallea, where iho will probably renlde.
Mill Maltie McDrido, tuft Sunday
uiorulng for her old borne In Arkanaaa.
riho will go Aral to Moscow, Idaho,
whore the will vlait frienda for a few
week, after which aha will resume her
Journey eastward.
Mr, Howe, and bia partner, who came
from Illlnuia recently, and who huve
been stopping near Bpokaue for a abort
time arrived Saturday to look for a lo
cation In liilliaui county. They went
L a i out to theAJax country Monday to look
. for government land.
Win. Armstrong and Margy Dcvtllo,
of Arlington, came out laat Thursday to
liarvo a good atrong matrimonial knot
tied by Judge Neal. The Judge accom
modated them and united them with a
knot having complete act of (iordian
attacbinania that will take a circuit
judge to untie. ,
Profanity and luWtoroii conduct In
public placet are not tokene of gol
tireeding and the boy and young men
who are addicted to tucb habits thonld
try to break themselves of the same.
There are cavea on record In which a
bucket of cold water judiciously applied
from theuper window haa been known
to break up the crowd if noV tlio habit.
The writer recently enjoyed a ride
over the line of the Astoria It Columbia
ltiver Railroad, between Portland and
huaslde, the prevent terminua of the
road at Clatsop beach, and found it one
of the most delightful ridea imaginable.
- Although the road la little more than a
year old the roadbed 1 In tine con
dition and eacelleutthne la made. From
oue end of the road to the other the
acone la one of constantly changing
grandeur. The mountains, the river,
,nd the "wealth of living verdure", on
every band, 1 a revelation to the Ext
ern Oregon man and la one that once
aeon will never be forgotten. The cara
re clean cool and cosy and the absolute
freedom from dust and dirt la a wel
come change after a resilience on the
dry aide of the Cascade rango. When
going to the aeashore yon will make no
mistake by choosing tho A. A C. line.
Bain E. Van Vactor and family, Jay
Itowerman and Miss Mary Maddock, en
joyed a fishing eicuraion to the head
watera of Thirty mile laat Sunday,
They report having had a good time
and think they would have caught more
" fltth if the creek bad not been dry.
' Xumeroua reports concerning the day'
port have buen circulated. Jay claim
lie caught 23 Uoot and that Sam caught
tilt. Hnm admit hie failure to make' a
record In the Waltonlan line and taya
he never could run a fish down on tho
range. He ulao Intimate that Jay waa
caught In the act of purchasing a string
of fish from a gentleman who lives In
that neighborhood, and Jay come back
at him with a counter charge that Sain
furnlshhd the "bait" In the abape of a
four-bit piece. Tho Oi.ohr will get full
particular of the event next lime Mr.
Von come to tow u.
. J. M. Cameron and Jim Dunn left last
Monday for the ttimmer rango on the
middle fork of the John Day to look
after their eheep. They will remain In
the high placca until Octohoraud expect
to increase thuir embonpoint, or words
to that effect, to an astonishing degree.
If the tupply of hucklonerrloa, trout,
grouse and other mountain dellcaciua
hold out they both hope to got fat and
handsome lieforo the tunimer I ovur
Charlie Kurlinrt accompanied them,
for a few woeka outing, and will act In
the capacity of bear slayer for the party,
Dunn will make all the bread and do tho
cooklnir and Cameron will out In hi
(ffLvrjSJftlmo Inventing a choice collection of fish
nd bear tOrle for next wlntor. If Jim
get (line uimiitf too nniuiuor uu
1 1 - , . ! .. ... I. -
may write an oasny on "Tho Public
achoola of Gilliam County". Winnie
Kelzur wna also one of tho party and if
Charlie kill enough bear to supply him
with" "bar grease" Winnie expects to
replace that Wg bald place with a luxu
riant growth of hair.
Hot dry weather,
Jay Ttnwennan wprtt to Fossil yester
day on legal bualnnaa,
0.0. Duller, county clerk of H'neeler
county, returned yesterday from atrip
to The Dalles,- 1
. Jamet Snipe la out from The Dalle
thla week looking alter hiaUilliuiii coun
ty luleroate.
C. O. Portwood has charge of P. II.
HtupliHiiHon's atore during his absence In
the East, i . . "'is:'7'i .
W, If. Hilton and D. S. D.iftir, of The
Dallea, went through to fossil yesterday
to take evidence in tho case of Ogilvle
va Ogilvlo. ' r ,
W. U. Miller has returned from the
Willamette Vulley bringing with him
about 75 head of young cattle which be
purchased while there,,
The recent hot weather bat Injured
some of the spring town wheat in this
vicinity but the fall grain still Took
well with promise of an abundant har
vest, ' !v' '- ' '- ''
. P. L. Hum, the . well known Lone
Rock merchant, accompanied by hi
wife, la In town today viaitlng Mr. and
Mra A I Ilenshaw and Dr. and Mra, H.
K. Luna. .
John Jackson took a lay off last week
0Kluibly to visit Aloa Dnthie and fam
ily but some of bia friends expect be
will continue bis wanderings as far east
aTrail Fork.
' Tom Johnson wont to "Arlington Mon
day to meet Mr. JoIiiihou on her return
from a visit at Portland, Salem, Corval
lit and The Dulles. They returned
home yesterday. ,
C. W. White the Trail Fork ehceprnan
will leave today for Chicago with a train
load of sheep. P. 11. Stephenson will
accompany him on a combined business
and pleasure trip to the big city 1,T the
lake. They will be goue about a month.
The power for the city pumping plant
hat arrived and it now in place, and is
found to give excellent satisfaction, The
new power will only be used when the
wind failatoblow and no trouble will be
experienced In keeping on hand a good
supply of water. An accident to the
lower valveof the pump, Monday made
It necessary to draw tha casing and no
pumping wa done until Tuesday even
ing when the power was started and run
most of the night. .
THE FOURTH AT ARLINGTON. "'
Big Calibration at the) Railroad Town.
Parade, Speech, Firework
nd Ball. Hon. W. H. Wll
on, Orator. Other
Nw.
Rctfulur Corrf JiKuiitcnco.
The Fourth passed off very nicely here
all the business houses, and many of
tho residences, being gaily decorated
with Hags and bunting. Although but
a short time wa devoted to preparing
for the celebration, everything went off
like clock work under the careful direc- j
lion of K. P. Weir, grand marshal, and
his assistant, W, A. Maxwell.
The processfou formed In front of the J
Veudomo hotel aud marched to the city
park where tlta following excellent pro
gram waa rendered ;
Music ..Band
Prayer Kev. II. C. Miller
Address of Welcome S. A. D.Uurley
Song , Choir
Heading ..Miss L. Knell
Musio Band
Oration .11.8. Wilson
Song, "America" Choir
Miss Ebl acted a "Goddess of Liber
ty" and 48 little girls, beautifully attired
in white, represented the atalet and
territories.
8. A. D. tiur ley's address of welcome
was Oiled with patriotism, and Judge
Wilson told theold story of Our Country
and Our Flag, in a masterly and Inter
esting manner. In reading the Declara
tion of Independence Miss Snell proved
herself to be a cultured readur, by the
expression and feeling aha put into the'
Old, but always Interesting, paper.
A Hug was raised, in the afternoon, by
member of the U. A. R., and after a
splendid display of firework in the
evening, those who were not tired out
with the dissipation of the day repair-
to the A. O. U. W. ball and danced
until the" wee ama' hours."
W. F, ShanaQtt ia la Portland this
week.
B. T. Snell and Mist Snell spoilt the
Fourth here.
Mr. and Mra Dan Thomas tpout the
Fourth at Bicklelon.
Dan Smvlho will be with the A. N.
Bank during vacation.
O. D. 8lurgia haa gone to the coast for
a month's recreation. .
Miss Ella Carlylo ia home from St,
Helen's Hall, for vacation.
Mra. Fred Hanna will spend the hot
months near Hood River.
F. C. Illndle, of Daytori, Washington
visited Arlington last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hicks are at Loh
man Bprjngs for theaummer.
Mr. Fowlle, a former teacher in the
Portland Business College, has accepted
a position with the Arlington National
Bank. ,
Uoy Cunningham, Homer ' Wooda,
Emmett Butcher and Dan Smythe, are
home from school for vacation.
S. P. M. Brlggs hat gone toChohalia
wjiore ho will meet Mrs Briggs on her
way home from Indianapoll.
Leave
Orders for
Job Work
at the
GLOBE OFFICE.
County Court Proceedings.
July term, 18119.
I'HOIIATK. '
: Estnto of K. H, F. TnMn?r, dee'd.
Ordered settled upon certain monies be
Inst pit I vit an I pro if of pu'iiicttionof
II nu I notice.
In guardianship of Artie Pcnleeost et
al, appointment of Arthur Htitt, as guar
dian, revoked, and W. B. Pentecot,
guardian appointed by will of II. W.
Pentecost, deceased, ordered , to file
proof of qualification and file report
showing condition of estate,
; Estate of John A Linn, deceased.
Administrator ordered to file report.
Petition of J. Rover et al to vacate
part of road No. 2, allowed, ,.
Petition of J. F. Cooko, et al, for
change of Box Spring and Lone Rock
road, allowed except a to vacation of
part of old road.
Chango of county road, No, 08, by E,
A. May et al, allowed.
Petition of R. B. Spencer, et al, for a
county road, iio. 102 T. (1. Woodland,
C. A. Ditnneuian and C. II. Reis, ap
pointed viewer, and Rotert II, Wain
appointed aurveyor, to uieet July 27,
lsiia. ., -
Robert II. Wain appointed county
surveyor.
Bond of W. L. Wilcox, at tax collect
or, approved.
Petition of J. W. Stringer et al for a
county road, No. . 103. Wm. Wehrll, A.
M. Smith and Thomas Livingston ap
pointed viowers and Robert Wain,
surveyor, to meet July 2"), 1899.
It. M. Johnson appointed stock In
spector Hulury fixed atfiOOpcr annum.
County warrant No. 8(13, class "T," In
name of I. A. Henderson, for $7.00, or
dered cancelled.
l-'I.AIMH AI.I-OWKJ).
Alex Dnthlo, viewer vacation '1
part of road No. 2. $ 2 00
Paul (ireinor, same 2 00
W. L. Barker, same, 2 00
John King, chain bearer, same. . 2 00
Frauk Clark, same... 2 00
Henry Morrill, marker, tame... 2 00!
Robert II. Wain, surveyor, same 8 00
O. S. Ebl, justice fee state va .
Matney 8 00
T. D. Sweeten con fee same case 15 60
J. Livermore witness feet same. 1 50
George Mathews, tame.... 1 60
Madge Drake, same,,.., .... 1 50
Frank Link, tame. 160
O. S. bi, justice feet atate vt
Armstrong 8 10
O. 8. Ebl,, justice feet ttate va
Walkina 8 35
T. D. Sweeten con feet tame case 32 10
Wui Sykcs wit. fees same case. . 10 10
Howard Coon, same . 10 10
Isaac Mclntyre, tame.,. 10 10
Mat Chambers, same 8 70
Wash Mckinney, tame. 4 30
Mvron Avert, same ., ,. 3 30
J. M, Mc Kinney, sauie, , 1 70
M. O. Ciarke, Co. assessor's feet 200 00
Irwlu-Iiodson Co., stationery... 1 C5
Glass 4 Pmdhomiue, book t etc. '3143
H. A. Patttson, printing 0 50
Balfour Guthrie & Co., frt A for'd 3 85
Armory Hall Co., rent cir, court 00 00
W. L. Wilcox, b'rd of prlsonert. 12 85
(I.S.Clark, 2 mo. rent, Parker 4 00
E. W. Daggett, tch'lsup'tt salary 103 00
Austin Western Co, extra for
road machine 10 00
J. J. Portwood, viewer chango
B'x Sp'g A Lone Rock road. 2 00
A. S. Rico same .v 2 0(1
T. G. Johnson tame 2 00
John King ch.. bearer same 2 00
Frank Clark same 2 00
Henry Morrill marker tame .... 2 IK)
Robert 11. Wain surveyor same . 8 00
G. 0. Butler ' of ex. of Board of
Adjustment 8 00
A. Laycocksame '. . 19 80
W. J. Mariner tame 10 00
II. N. Fraxer cash pd. out lor Co. 8 50
T. D. Sweeten constable feet
ttate va Armstrong 6 00
S. B. Barker Treasurer's salary. . 04 89
Arlington Record publishing for
county 12 00
T. L. Stewart surveying ch. etc. . 16 75
Mra.R. Cunningham bal. due for
care of Mra. Brock lu May '08. . . 7.70
TIIK FOLLOWING CLAIMS WF.KK CO.NTISl'KD.
O. S. Ebi Justice feet state va
Matney . ... 6 05
J. A. Pound Constable fees same 24 75
W. II. Dobyns, att'y foot tame 6 00
W. If. Dobyns att'y feet ttate vt
Watkina 6 00
55. T. Dodsou, M. D. 'profess'l
aervicet ttate va Matney. . . . 100 00
CLAIMS. KOT ALLOWED.
Z. F. Moody, bal. on acc't 2 47
S. B. Barker, merchandise 2 30
COVOTB BOUNTY CLAIMS,
The following coyote bounty claims
wero found correct and the certificates
therefore ordered endorsed by the clerk :
Arthur Pentecost. 28 00
GeoFParrish 22 00
TDKeUur 4 00
0 W Wester........... 4 00
Joseph Trevett 20 00
Ralph May 2 00
Fred Bohn 6 00
James McMullen U 00
Edward Hollenbock 4 00
BudMattingly 14 00
WC Geiger ; 14 00
T A Brasstleld.. 60 00
Joe Mattiugly 2 00
Frank Palmer . . 2 00
Henry Chance 000
Geo F Tarrlsb 2 00
Wm Palmer 2 00
TD Kelaur....... 8 00
Indian Jim 12 00
Indian Dave 4 00
Indian Yallup...,,, 8 00
Wm Ladegis , . 2 00
G Q Parman 10 00
11 C Strickland, : 14 00
John BranUon 20 00
H F Downer 4 00
Charles Juhusou 2 00
Carl Froman. . 10 00
Johunio Shaw. 6 00
Lira Suubel...; 2 00
2 00
........... 12 W
.......... 6 00
10 00
.......... 2 00
Jus 11 CainplHill.....
2 00
4 00
,. . 2 00
18 00
10 00
12 00
4 00
4 00
10 00
4 oo
ooo
..... 42 00
8 00
4 00
0 00
, ... 0 00
02 00
32 00
2 00
14 00
4 00
.......... 2 00
2 00
28 00
4 00
..I. 4 00
20 00
.......... 10 00
0 00
claims were con-
M V KeiBur,, .......
Marshal McCurry , . .
J N Jones,...,.,.,,.
Dave McMullen.,..,
Jacob Schroder.
A Oreiner. ... . , . . ,. . .
Win L.idiget
A M Lamberson '.
R M Rogett ,
TD Keizur
D A Hudson,
L K Palmer
Charlie Wick...
T I) Kei.ur..
J D Wineland..
W 1C Farrar.,
Cha P Olenian
FIJ Stevens.
J W Chirk.... . I.;...
Wirt Ladiges ,.
J W Stringer. .......
Wm Rettie
Wm Rettie.. ... .....
B 1C Searcy.........
Wm E Morgan.. ....
3 E Stevens. , ..... ..
W II Herren
D J Ward.
The following scalp
tinned on account of 1
rregularities:
James Young . . . . ,
JoHeph Stephen. .
...... 34 03
38 00
...... 32 00
2 00
...... 24 00
6 00
2 03
20 00
00
, 4 00
....... 4 00
. 32 00
.... ... 22 00
........ 14 00
28 00
.:.... 400
36 00
10 00
6 00
. .....r io oo
4 00
28 W)
18 00
.. 14 00
W N McKlnney. . ,".
Joaeph B Gordon. .
Wilber France. . ...
Eugene Fairhurst.
Sterling Stoggs. .. .
Hans Hanson......
John Cunniugham
Wilford Cecil
Henry Morrison..
Eugene Fairhurst .
J W McKinney
W HColwell
Kdgar B Everly .....
Charles Ebl
Win Head
S W E lminstou ...
W R Marvel.
M V Weatherford...
J F Lewi
A D Kintxley
Wayne Conroy .....
J W Nye. . ........
All are Invited.
To attend the Piano Recital and Enter
tainment, to be given by Mis Birdie
Ilenshaw, one of Condon's leading
musicians, both In vocal and' Instru
mental music, asisted by one of the
principal violinists in the ttate, LeRoy
L. Gesner, at Annoy Hall, Saturday
evening, July 22, 1809. A very Interest
ing program baa been arranged. Com
mences promptly 8.30 p. m. Admis
sion 25c. Children under 15 years 10c.
Helen Qould'a income is the
largeBt of any unn.arried woman in
the country. 8he docs not upend
much on herself. On churches
and charities ehe spends $100,000 a
year. '
D
R. J. W. VOC.EL
Specialist for Refraction and
Defects of the Eye,
Will Visit Condon Every Throe Mouths.
Wstoh Local Column lor Dates.
J B Stevens. ........
A Greinnr, ,
J 1) Wineland ......
Win Lnditea.
W H Myert...
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." .
Tho attention of tho ladies of Condon and vicinity is invited to
our line of Summer Goods. Send for samples; you'll be Bure
to order. Gents' Furnishings. Snow vt Co's. Fine Dress Shoes.
fCT"Call and see us or write for what you va.nt.jfj
COWiPTON & GEORGE ARUKOTOM. OR
T. O. Earhart,
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
IFOR FINEST
Uipes, Ijquors arpd , Qars.
FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE (N CONNECTION. '
EARHART & MOORE, . Prop'rs.
CONDON, ORE
WANTED V
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 C3NC0N HOTEL CONDON, ORECON.
Land Seltlera Notice.
I have received quite a number of
Land Ollice Kucuiols fur iicrsons havinu
made application or proof before me.
j All such persons who have not received
'returns for their filings or proofs, will
propably find them by calling at my
.office. H. N. l'UA.KB.
ROCK CREEK.
Evert Wisbard spent the Fourth In
j Condon.
Harvesting Is In full blant oii RtcIc
I creek,
j ' T. G. Woillmd, two daughter, and
! Vaul Huber took a flying trip to Port
J land, Wednesday. ..
j W.8. Phillips of Olex has disposed of
his Rock Creek ranch, and will start
soon for the Blue Mountains to hunt a
location.
D. F. Strickland, the Rock creek horse
ralxer, has left for Pendleton, to sell
a fine bunch of horses. We hope he
will meet with success.
Misnes Maud and E!da Flett of Olex,
were the guests of their sister, Mrs. J.
W, Clark, of Ferry Canyon, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark expect to li'ave soon
for Weston, where they will spend the
rest of the summer. i
LOST VALLEY.
1 The Fourth is over and every body is
getting down to business again.
Mr. Dwitt Henry, of near Condon
was here the pint few days looking after
his sheep on Buckhoru, his herder hav
ing accidentally shot himself in the arm.
Mr. Henry has employed D. 11. l'hil
lips of this place to run the sheep the
rest of the summer.
Mr. Ashlev, of Antelope, was in Lost
Valley the 10! h inst enronte home with
two teams of horbct that Leomlor Bros
had taken to Heppner instead or leav
ing at Fossil as Mr. Asbly had previous
ly arranged with them to do.
Mr. Savage, of Mayville, has gone lo
the Pendleton country, where he will
take charge of a header on his brother's
place that will startup this week.
"Farmer" Green, who tells clothing
for a San Francisco house an I travels
all over the Inland Empire in so doing',
is in town today with his .big load of
sample cases.
Purely Business.
Fine line of wall paper for season of
'99 at W. A. Darling's. Prices cannot
DC duplicated this side of Chicago.
G. L. Neat, the well known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention, to
all business entrusted to his care. If
you have property to tell consult him.
12tf.
W. A. Darling has just received a fine
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. Paper bung in a
workmanlike manner. tf
For Salk 100 acnt of good wheat
laiidj 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. The Globe, Condon, Or.
QK. &. K. U NA
PHYSICIAN.
Pay or night calls promptly answered.
OSlce, front room over Stephenson's store,
CONDON - - - - .OREGON,
YOU GOING?
S. V. Moore
BRANDS OFJ
Spring Goods
Rolling in by Every Freight Team.
Too Busy
To Write "Ads." Call and See Us.
s. b: barker.
Condon, - '- . -Oregon.
Stock:
Saddles
J. P. Reisacher's
Harness Shop,
New Masonic Building : : CONDON, : OR.
AlA T
1 . Kjc. JUiniMKJlM,
PROPRIETOR OF.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Ire New Burn on
Condon, -
HAY AND GRAIN
CHARGE VKBV KK A.HON AIll.R.
First-class Pigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A ghare of the public patronage is re? ppctiully 8'ilicitetl.
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
i i
i 1
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 CCIKC TO THE RAILROAD. IT WILL BAY YOU.
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
Cara B. C. Si 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 nttention to our line of GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS which is the most complete lino 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 REGULATOR.
GEO. "MILLER, : : ARLINGTON, OR.
CHARLES HABESOHH
BRICK and STONE MASON,
r Plasterer and Klue Builder.
Cement Work a Specialty. &
All work attended to promptly and
satisfaction Guaranteed.
Condon -
NOTICE h'O ii f I? 1 ' L 1 O A V 10 N .
liAHDOKFirn T TM DtLs. Or., July 3. IH'KI
Nitl! li hereby srhvii tliat tlio follow;!!
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A Special
ty at
T TAT TV T
North Main Street,
- Oregon. ;
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
This popular hostelry haa 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 house suited to
their wants.
Proprietor.
HAM,
GRAIN, PELTS. HIDES Etc.
Advances Made.
OREGON.
- - - Oregon.
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