THE G011D01! GLOBE.
si-aw-. iii'i: . rw. ::"'f? . t..if'jr sa.;.: s
;;' ' No-nce. ' , " -
Tlio yeartv miiwoi'ljitlim to tlw Owns ! $1.00,
1 1 until lu ailvaiwu. If nut m Id In advaiidO 92
Will be oharn-Md, A jii'iicll in.trk nr Mini thin
tuitli' liullniiim tlint yiiMr mi)Moriitlin Iiukdx
plrml, 1'lciiM! reiiuw iroiiiitly. ;
LOCALNEWS.
Valentine Bit to $1.00 each at Condon
l)ni Co. -. . .
Tliw liit9it U that the ninmliui la In
p atent tiioitlcltie bociiicdi. '
Full line ol plain n rid (uncy Volen
ti lift it JacknonA Ityaart't. .
Sheet Mitnld hII the lateat popular
toiif tit tha Condon Drug Co.'a
Juhn Stewart, the popular iiimitstir of
the 11. C. L, L, & I. Gu' eawioill at 'oa
nil, wa In town yoeterduy, ' -'-
Head Ih Condon Imitf Co'. ! In an
other euluinn about iiiuhii'hI liiHtrumeiila.
It may interest you. Remember they
ore BtiU-tly i Coii'ion
IUihm Tlmrdlny morning, February
1, M)0, to the wifo of Dr. 8. K. Luna,
dmmhtifr.
V. M. 111 to r lull Monday morning (or
tripto Portland. ' . v
Howard!.,' Troput, yho dlnpoge4 oV
hia ranch cnatol town, laat full, nnU went
to Bpokane, til horn mi a himhicH trip.
Vahti!-. R'kmI woman cook, (iooil
wagee mid. Knqntre at Uoiltl rcUur-
id, Condon, Or,
V, W. 8uler and John II. Putnam,
of Fotll, era In Portland this week at
lending the Republican League meeting.
llr, Shk'k'a Uolilim UairToiile iognar
teed ty The 1 1 udaou Pharmacy to re
move dundruffand all acalptllneaaei.
Mine LoupIU' Maddock la vUillng
'fricntU In Portland where ahe hat gone
to recuperate from the f Hoots of her late
illiicaa. -' '
Wanipole'a TaaloliiM Liiatlve Lnen
tn la an Ideal hiiative and a una cure
forcoiiatlpaUim.I; For ! by The lliuk
on Pharmacy, j J. ,V t C : v
Mr.emJ Mr. Bt . barker li ft Mrir
day morning for Portland on a eombliiedl
bualnraa and pleasure trip. Mr. Darker
goc-a to the metropolis to attend the Re-
pnblicau League meeting'; j
Mrt. Pine, who realdei with bet broth j
cr, I It. Towiieend.on Kock creek, la on
the lick lint thle week.- f lie It at the i
Condon hotel under the care of a physi
cian. For Lnmbag'i, Weak Itank, firlgtit'a
Diaenae, lUienmatiam, and Heart Failure ;
try Dr. 1'arke'a Kjdney l'llla. For tale
by The lludeoo l'harniapy. " e
U.K. Searcy wa In from Beether
Flat Monday night. It. K. always baa
aniiio ptetly fx I atorlca to tell on eomo
f liia pioneer frlemla hen he cornea to
town and Ida lust visit wai no em'ptloii
at Fllx llt-doobtlfi teatify.
Frank l'nliner, who la piiRiiaed In the
b.rlrin,t binln.ui In I'ortlitiid, broth
er of Kyi and Clarence I'almxr, o thia
pla(. came In on tha atae Monday to
attend a couple of week lime, and In
Ferry Canyon veiling relatives,
The Japanese (ncial, given by the La
dies' Aid last Friday evening wa a ile
tided lui-cc, A hirge crowd whs In at
leudanreand the program was novel and
entertaining. A neat nm was realixifd
and the enpa and aanrera distributed
re souvenirs highly prised.
V. T. Ilurlbnrt, cashier of the Arling
ton National bank and 8. A. 1. Uurley,
editor and attorney of that city,, were
here haturday night. The former was
on his way to Mayville on a business
trip and the latter, , after transacting
some legal business here, relumed north
on Hundajf'a siege. ; i :,
MAKMiKn At the llotol Graml. in Ar
lington, We-hmsday, January 81, lUOt).
Mr. William Farrer an I Miss Ktlaabetb
Johnson, both ol Fxrrv Canyon. This
young couple are well and favorably
known her and the tli,oea joins a host
of other friende in wishing tliem all
nianuer of happinensi., . , , ,v .
' . m a vyi CleT.T" .'.1; .
K A Stlni'hHeld and Ueo Dukok are in
Portland with a shipment ol beelcattle.
Miss Nettie Anderson has gone to Ar
lington to take a position io the Uraud
' hotel.
l)r. Coryell, a phyacian from Arkansas
hsa located liere rf .
Revs Lamar ano Delnplnin ari lioldtng
meetings here this week. Itcvs.tlood
wln and Chase held meetings Jast week.
Guy Cooper's child Is on theTiek
k. Mrs Jennie Carey hna been called to
Grant's Pass on account of the death of
liar mother. v ,.t
An entertainment will bo given br
Keys Flat school on Feb. IQili, 1'rocesds
for'benelit of school library, .
Grand Clearance Sale.
Notwithatanding the fact that
the prico of nearly all commodities
hits advanced we will still give our
customer the benefit of tho old
prices and in order to niako room
for our big" spring Block we will
muke libernl discouuts on all cash
sales for tho next oO days. , .
Special Bargains in Boots and Shoes
, Tho old reliublo Uuckinghain & Ncclit brand.
All Wool Blankets- '
A few left which will bo sold at the old priuo,
Good Values in Hats and Caps.
Groceries of all Kinds.
DUNN BROS.
If yon have pictures to copy bring
them to the Novelty Gallery,
A lUo Ueii'l Arthur cigar hna no equal.
Try one at the Condon Drug Go's,
Moot me at the Novelty Gallery lind
we will get a set of thoite stump photon,
. It would uiake a man laugh to see
some of those contio; Valentines at the
Condon IJrng Co'a. , w
Now is the time to got that, photo but
ton, they have them at the Novelty
Gallery. ' ' ' .
There Is nearly ton of freight at Ar
lington for the Condon Drug Co., con
sisting prl tul pally of Cigars, Musical
Instruments, l'atcnt Mtdiclnet and
Paints. ,'' :.-'" , ';;.: '..
Btainp Photos 25 cents per don. at
Temple' Novelty Gallery over the Mod
el restaurant, Condon, . .
Miss Dora Downing has returned
from a visit at Grant's Pass, Her sister,
Mrs. II. C. Bryson accompanied her
home and will visit her parents here for
a time. .' 7 ; .;. ,
Say there, where are you going? O,
I am going to the Novelty Gallery to get
a set of those stamp photos. They are
only 25 cents per dox. ,
An assault and bsttcrry case from Trail
Fork was on In Judge Neat's court this
week. Alex llardie was compelling
witness and Geo, llardie was defendant.
George entered a plea of guilty and paid
a fine of (211.00 and the incident was
closed, ' '. ' ' " " '" .
: ARLINGTON.
Gobfgo Gray brought 1500 head of
sheep down from Ileppner the llrst of
the week which be sold to A. Rmythe &
80ns for the market. They were lamb
ami brought :.00.
Several car loads of horses have been
hipped from here within the last few
days. They were all heayv horses for
the Portland market, ' - - -
John Cunningham Is building a large
shed, 40x100 feet, and other extensive
Improvements to bis already large livery
table.
The traveling chop mill was grinding
In the city '.last Monday having rolled
several hundred tacks of barley and
jieat fr the stablet here. ;
. Jackson Bros, have purchased the old
Kjfbjr or Beed stable which they have
had rented for year. They have prov
en themselves the best stage men tbai
have ever bad the line from here to
Fossil, ' -J . , ,,
The roads are getting in One shape
and wheat teams have pnt In their ap
pearance on oar street one more. :
An agent was in our town a few days
ago working op basinets for the Colom
bia Klver It. K. A Navigation Co.
They propose to Lave boats on tha river
early in tha spring and their ratal on
wheat to Portland will be much lower
than the present rate. The transporta
tion company considers Arlington quit
an Important shipping point and if the
prospects for acrop ot wheat materialise
tbla will be a lively place, for the nest
year. Th crop prospects for Gilliam
are the best In the history of the county.
'.. : , Grand Ball. .
The graml bull to be given on the 1Kb
inat. will be a "bummer.". Nothing will
be left undone to insure a good time to
those who. attend. The management
will b llrst class and the mimic will be
furnished by Musgrove's orchetrajwhich
la an earnest that it willhe first clast.
Don't forget the date, Wednesday even
ing, February 14th, St, Valentine' day,
Purely BuBlnosa. . ,
Dunn pros, havn an immense line of
fin inorchsndiso opon which the prices
hate been reduced tine'1 the holidays,
Their to k consists of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing( Furnishings, Groceries et. ik
We are agents tor the famous Buck
ingham A Iloctch Boots and shoes, '
", A DonnBrosl
r Order a taUor made altfit gueran
teed froriv Dunn Br'ot.t :; . f. ' ;, ;
Choice family white fish at Dunn Hrot.
Dunn Bros, will make great reduction
In prices for the iiest 30 days.
. We must reduce our stock in order to
make room (or , spring goods now order
ed. Call OB as for bargain. Dunn Bros.
We wish to thank onr patrons for
their liberal patronage during the past
year and hope to merit a continuance ot
the same in the future. Dunn Bros.
G. L. Neal, the well known auction
eer, wlllgire the strictest attention to
all buslneea entrusted to his care. If
vou have property to sell consnlt him.
.1l
Condon, Oregon.
The greatest danger from colds and la
grippe Is their resulting in pneumonia.
If reasonable care I used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy "taken,
all danger will bo avoided, It will cure
a cold or 4ri attack of la grippe in hjsa
lime than any -other treatment. It is
pleasant and safe to take. .For sale by
The Hudson Pharmacy, 0. W. Croa
fleld, Mgr. ; '
Teachers' Examinations.
' Notice la hereby given I hat the county
superintendent of Gilliam county will
hold the regular examination of appli
cants for state papera at Condon. Ore
gon, on February 14, 15, 10, and 17, 1U0O,
as follows: ;
Commencing Wednesdsy, Febrnary 14.
at 9 o'clock A. M. and continuing until
Satnrday, February, 17, at 4 o'clock,
Wednesday Penmanship, history, al
gebra, spelling, reading, school law.
Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, book-keeping,
physics, civil government.
Friday Ph) siology, geography, men
tal arithmetic, composition, physical
geography.
Baturday Botany, Plane Geometry,
general history, . .English literature,
psychology.
E.W. Daggett,
' Conntv Superintendent.
To Whom It May Concern.
. I wlhh to state to the people of Gilliam
county, that I never authorized any on
to ask county aid for my wife either be
fore or since she was under a doctor'
care In Portland. The aid allowed by
the last cession of the county court wsa
without my knowledge or consent a I
have never asked the parties w ho made
the complaint for help or money.
Gkokok F. Pakkihii
OLIVER CHILLED .
and
STEEL PLOWS,
Full Line for the Spring Trade.
We Carry a Complete Lino of
Harness, Saddles, Chaps,
Orders Taken for
Furniture and Wall Paper.
Special Inducements
Winter
WADE BROS., OLEX, OR.
Smoke an Export
5 Cent Cigar.
Best Smoke in Town
Jackson & Dysart,
. Distributers.
IS IT
FINEST CAMMED GOODS
:
' "... : ' .. .' - -."','...." '
TIIE1I GOTO
P. H. Stephenson's.
AT COIIDOII MUSIC STORE
You will find sheet music and up-to-date songs 40 and 60 cents each, ...
1 Kich toned Uultars at $10 each. Staduari Viollnaat $7.50 each.
Violin cases, wood and canvas $2.60 to (5.00. Violin bows $1.00 and up.
Violin Bow II air 60c each. Violin Strings All kinds and all prices,
Harmonicas from 1Q to $1.00. Given a call.
CONDOfl DRUG COMPANY,
Leading Drug and Photo Supply Dealers.
BARR B'LC,
t REGISTER! REGISTEM!
Aft voters ahoulJ retnombor tlmt
there is a new ! law on the statute
bioka of Orflon,i" mju1iingvo-:
"tert ti reglslrn or Lufreriti(, 5,tji
day xf May1 prior to- nUplim. If
you don't reginter Jrou oan't vote
at least without lota of trouhje - go
when in town he sure and call at
the ck-rkV office and attend to- thia
important uiatter. s . ;, ;
The claim of other enngh medicines to
be as good an CliamWIain's are effpetu
allv 't at rest in the following testimo
uisl of ir. (1. I). Glass, an employe of
Bartlett & Dt-nnis Co., Gardiner, Me.
Hesay:' l had kept add init to a cold
and cough in the winter of 18117, trying
every cough medicine I beard of without
permanent help, until one day 1 was in
the drug store of Mr. Iloitleban and he
sdvlsed me to try Chamberlain's Conyh
Kemedy and offered to pay Imck my mon
ev If I was not cured. My Inngs and
bronchial tolies were very sore at this
time, but I was complete cured by Ibis
remedy, ami have since always turned
to it when I got a cold, and soon find re
lief. I also recommend it to my frlenda
and am glad to say it is the best of all
cough medicines. For sale be Hudson
Pharmacy, C. W. Crosfleld, Mgr.
Strayed
One red roan cow branded P inside of
Iwx, Last seen on Hay creek oear H C
StricklamFs place. Information leading
o her recovery w ill be suitably reward
ed. W. E. ItEKO,
. Olex, Or
i ' ; '
All at Correct Prices.
For the next 30 days, on
Underwear.
VOU WAST
Uciuouiber the place. '''
CONDON, OR
i ;',,;' OLEX. . . .
Misv K fie Randull visited in Arlington
last week. '' " ;.' ' ' '. '
W. L. Toley spent several daya in
PortlaHdJast wek::.v , . .
W, ir.-KheN baa Ift en buying hort.es
for the P..rt!a hdNn irket. tie shipped j"
one load averaging over l.lllO puniiili. " j
Miss llu'ier, an rtcwiinollnhed young t
lady of Mnniiioni.il, is visiting her sis- J
ter Mss Mary Huber, at the home of T,
C, Mobley, .;'"' .':: '-;..'. 1 -
' Mrs. II, j. Nott returned Sunday from
Ktaytoo, Marion county, where she has
been visi;ing with her parents since
Chrivtmus, ,8he . was accompHiiied by
Miss Susie Kearns.of 8taytn, w hocame
to visit with Mr, Bhelton, of Arlington.
1 We see by a recent issue of the Oibr
that the bnnlness men of Arlington are
going to build a good road from that c'ty
to Rock creek, That will be grand and
as we are going to have railroad soon
we can use the turnpike toexercise our
driving horses.-; ft '. . '. ;
Me. E litor, we notice that yon are ag
onizing over the fuel that the comity
court has decided to stop the psy of the
deputies some time in the future. Our
precinct had a man round you op on
that in '98. Can't yon find a man In
some other part of the county to put on
the glove with you this time?
Shelby E Imondson, Charley Wilkina,
Frank Toby and Frank Little went to
Arlington lst Saturday night to ride the
A. O. U. W. goat ami it is said they eet
the brute with a grace and dignity that
would have reflected credit on the moet
expert broncho buster that ever strad
dled a cay use but Frank Toby, being a
feather weight, was bucked so high
Hint he. looked o"er Mt. Hood en J says
it wa raining at Portland.
E l and Jim McMillan, of Wasco, vis
ited their old friends, Will and Jim
Cooke lust week. The boys were old
time friends in California, and a the
Cooke ranch ia proverbial all over this
and adjoining ronnlie for hospitality
there is no doubt that their visit waa a
p'e.tsant one.
. Subscribe for Tub Globe,'
Only $1.50 ayear.
S. B. BARKER,
DEALER IN
GEN'L MERCHANDISE.
Stockmen's Supplies a Specialty.
CONDON -
Wlien in need of
Saddles or Chaps,
Call on Or Send to
J; P. Reisacher,
Theonly Saddler in Gilliam .
New Masonic Building
F. M. Sprlngaton, ,
SPRINGSTON
(Successors to
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
HAY AND GRAIN
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage ia respectfully solicited.
Condon,
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK,
CHARLES FIX,
Bowling Alley and Baths
Lower Main St., Condon. Ore.
POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC.
GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED
, Large Scales, price 25c a draft;
LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO.,
HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager.
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
, . We offer a coiuplete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting
of flooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lap and nil kinds of rough
Lumber. Careful attention given to bills of special 'nixed, and
" ' - dimension stuff. ' ;
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEA3T OF P03T OFFICE.
LOSTVALY - - - - - - - OREGON.
ROCK CREEK,
(Tlmit. Kicfiiii'iiid. formerly' of Th
Dulles, is here ibis week, ,
KmllJirfitiS'iri ami FrHnk Fnmatrnr'f
were down" "from v HardniMn 'visiting tin
beephrder tbla week. '
' Mrs. II. 8. M.Kre bus gone to .Tlx
Dulles where si.e4ill speifd 'month
''' her dunghter. Mrs, Hann.
John Flett Went to Condon Friday or
Imi'l business.
C, Sebott has returned from the Val
ley a here he purchased SO head ot
calves'. .' .
Ernest Taylor" and his bride hsve re
tnrned from 'Arlington and are now a'
their home on the Creek.
Iniel Brook, of Uooscberry, was hen
this week.- ' .
There will be a danee atOlex thellth.
The pro pi f il new town of Hhaniko
promiiH'S to be a ''huiiiiner" liefore the
spring flowers fade. . It is expected
that tl e ruilrond will reach that point
by the Hri-t of April and then building
operations will begin in earnext. A
(12 OHO water system will be put in and
other metrotwilitan features will lie
instituted. A bank, a warehouse, Mtock
yarda etc. will be some ot the first pro
jects launched in the new city.
A Convincing Answer .
"I hobbled into Mr. Black mon's drag
store one evening," says Wesley Nelson,
of Hamilton, Gj., "and he nsked me to
try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu
matism with which I had suffered for a
long time. I told him I ha t no faith in
any medicine aa thev all failed. He
said: 'Well if Chamberlain's Pain Calm
does not help you, you need not pay for
it 1 took a liottle of it home and used
it according to the directions and in one
week I was cured, and have not since
been troubled w ith rheumatism." Bold
by The Hudson Pharmacy, C. W. Cro
eld, Mgr.
WAXTED HEVKUAf- PFKJ40NH FOR M.4
trti H-ffW MMiiftffrr' in thMtnt to rpfre
ne.it 1 me in ttoir own antl urrutindinfcounlfps.
V ilng to pHf virfv h), mxuMv wet'kljr. le
irnUt; fmplinrnitMii wub uitmnuil aw"rtiinlttaa.
llflKtMlfV f-xi:tiiie'l. Kufbwm Wtf-lfllmWff4t
1 ftuimjM'l nvtiltipe. ri A. Fxk, "SMC&xUm build
'ing, CtaiCetgo.
- OREGON.
or Wheeler Counties.
: . CONDON, OR.
;. ' J. A. ftodgers.
& RODGERS.
T. G.Johnson.) , ,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Oregon.
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 house suited to
their wants.
Proprietor.
IN ANV QUANTITY- FOH SALE
reduction ou contract weighing.
Knlrrnt nt W ftutaflet tt Omdnti, 0HH a
wmfl-W. mnil matter
,. ' O. It. jr. Co. Tim Curd.
" v jRi.tsorra, oseoorr. "
Keff time cmrd, Ukln cftMt Huaday, P.WW
srjr 13th: v. ' ' k- '
sat orsfc
No. Vl TtRntlnstun,lMTM....lMs.m,
No. Via Hpukalie, lfi ..7 :i . (.
No. t IaxhI Inlght, Iearos.. .. J: f. as.
SOT BOCMV.
No. 1-rorllmiil, U tr..,.....l..H.ra.
No. Portion.), W-vwi M ...liMiw
Ko. zsLcival lielirht, levf....... 11 M.m
i. t. CRANE, agent, Arhngtod.
H. D0BTKS
Attorney-at'Law, Votary PnblioV
IOWB, OHKOOIt.
Will prwctle. In sit the conrtu of Ihs ttalSL
Col ItHstloiit and Probate Buaiuea giv.u saraM
attention.
JJB. I. J. BOOAN
PHYSICIAN ANO SURQEON,
" . Coudoa. Or.
Oltlpe Oretron sts.. between Catholle Chant 1
and residence of S. f. bhutu
w. darli.no
Attorney at Law,
Notary Public and Conveyancer
Condoa. Or.
Collection! and inraranc. Term, raaannahla
Office in rearoi uiuHi. bulldinf, Maiairt
s.
A. PATTISOS
KOIABY PUBLIC.
Office In Globe Building.
CONDON. .... OKKOOX.
g A. D. GCRLET
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Aril, a-to. Or.
r. s. rommlMlonrr and Kotarr Pohlle li
oflioe. Pracilcc in ail lb. mil. and (ederal
courts of Orefon and Wuhinfloil. All klud
01 U. 9. land and legal ba.lneM IrauauieU.
AM E. VAN VACTOR
ATTOEBEY-AT-LAW.
Office corner Spring atreet and Oregon arcawt
CONDOM. OBKOON.
The Regulator Line.
The Da'Ie?, Pirtlani S Istcris
NAVIGATION CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
ANO PASSENGER
LINE....
Daily Line of Steamers Between Portland .
Vancouver, CatraoV 1 rrh, Hood Rivw
and all Point, on the TaeUiigtoa aid.
The iteamrr Dalle Pitr nd Rra nlator lmv '
Horllaud ererr morning (except 8uadaT)at'
and The Dalle at 8 a. n., arriving at daitin
lion in ample tlm. lor outgoing traina.
freight Batea Greatly Reduced.,
W. C: ALLA WAT, Gen. Art, 1
root of Conn Stmt, To. Pstlea, Or ,
ol'lsf'fio-
UarA Vtlt WHEOtttn ...... '
Fatt Salt Denver, Fait
kl.il Ft.Worth, Oraalia, Mall.
1p.m. Kannaa Uj, Bi (:Jp.aa
l.oul., Chicago,
and tuu
Fpok.n Walla Walla. Levi- 8nkan .
Hyer Wu.Bpuk.ne, Vllu- Klyer
:tiD.B. lieaiiolU.Bl. Paul, I a. B.
Duluta, Milw.it-
kee.CliicagoKut
(SO p.m. CcMaStraaiifcla.. .00 p. av. ,
AU (ailing date
Mit'jrct to chaug
For r-an Kraud'Co
su Dr s. a, ia, .;
' , . ', and .very i
d.v.
Dailr C.hm.ia llM. 4:00 p.m.
Ex.euiKlay ttui.tr. Bx.8uudaa
mwt. ni. - .
tamrdar To Atoria and Wajr ,
ltt:W a. at. Lauding. .
t:0flaitn. lll"it livaf. 4:90 p. an.
ti.iuuda lU.uda
Oregon Clly. N.w-
twrg.S.leiu A Wej '
. , , jAudinga. ..
1:00 a. m! WlllamgO. ad Taia 1:90 p.m.
Tur., Thur. till lr. Hon.. Wed.
aud iSai. ' "d
Oreaon Cltr, Day- ,
tou, A War Laud
iuK. ,
6:00 a. m. Wl.lamlH. Ilvw. 4:90 p.m.
rue.. Thar. "on.. J '
aud bat. Portland to Corral- and rtl.
, II Jt Wa Laud-
InK. .
It. Rlparia laak. l. L.Iwltaaf
1:10 a. ru. lallr
Dailr Riparla to Iwltou llltia,
J, E. CBA.JJE, Agent, Arlington.
W. H. HURLDURT.
Oeaaral PaaMugw Aiaal. retllMtd, Ot
Land Applications, Proofs and
Abstracts.
I. N. Fraier, Connty Clerk, frivo
Hfipclnl attention to ahetracti ol title,
and ia bIhm prepared to rert-ive V. H.
(overniuent lurid filings and prnofa, an
wpII aa epplioatimia for the nn-haae of
utiite aidiuol la tide, at biaotiice io Con
don, Or.
bulisi'iilitr lor tli (jiirk.
Only II.'jO jeer.