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to -a-W i THE COIIDOU GLOBE THURSDAY. MARCy 1900. Our Agents. ' Tlio following fXTHonn are tlio ftcc red itetl, iisfMn of the (i,ottK at thojitiHt oIliccH named. , They tire nuthiirincJ to reomv untl rcuoipt for aulimtriptiini account: W.H. Ctn.wiai Wank ISuoh, i Mm Ella Anukll. . Fit AN K RtKWABT... .v , ,', Arlington. Olcx . . . Mayvillo. . Lona Jtock, Other niontH will ho appointed, and their nuiiics added to thin lint later. If you aro not already a Hub pcriher, or if your Biibnerijition lum oxpireij, call on your nearest agent and bo made happy, Hulmcrlbt) for tlm Gihim. Only fl,50 a year. Purely Duslnoss. Cliolco litiully whito RtDunnltroR. Wowl nl.'olml for Until CHblntit lf2.(X) pnr jfui (, i:oinlin Iruj Uo'n. Onlcr tailor tmiila null fit gtmrnrc trout J'liiin iuo. We urn ntreiiti fur llm (mnnii Illicit- fii)Mniii & Hi'Uicli Hunt and slit. , l'uiiii Bro, . Pitints, nil Ami whito Irivl In "bund anca ami at luwuat prU: at The Hudson rimriniuy. Littiv- (troinn Q ilnlnn atft Iitiff' Litxstlvu Cnli ubiuls' both curt ci.. nil butli for mla at the Hudson Phur- luney, , Cunilon' tilrctilntlng lllimry gives mi ce to a liir mid iuimlctu lint of the work of tlm linst wriltir. Mecoine a niHinlicr wlillo the niinorhiiiitv U voiira II. VV, roitlinir, llbiriniui, Mugmtiiiva ana ixtriiMivnin lor uniu, , (I. I.. N1, ttm well known auction rcr, wilt (five the atrielvot ntlnntion to all tmsliius ontruntod to hi rare. If yon have pronrty to consult him. Th Pyramid of health I rnchel by a spring tonlp. Crimp, SrnparilU make blood and builds np the sysUim, For Halo by the lliidwn l'linrnmoy. We wlh to tlmnlc mr patrons for their Hlral pntroiintffl ohirliiif the pnst ypr and leipe to nutrii a ronunnnni'o of the nnie in the future. Iunn Uro. , Wantkh The litili of Condon and vicinity to know tbitt tlu-y can ii't the lx?t assortiiipnt of high clas fruit, cm fm t iunory ,otiil cracker at Jucltsori & Ly eart'e. Dunn Uro. hitvrt an Immense line of fine merchandise opon which the prices have Itcen reduced tlnre the holidays. Their etotk consists of llry (joodtCloth ln(, Furnishings, (iromle ftc. Wool tmiti are now ready for dintrlbn tlon and your ordure tire eoliuifd. Write n or nvinl. by vonr frii'nd for tho number you want. , tho price will be rlifht at the.A rlinntou VV'archouie loin pany't. The Itudwn Phnrmary I Hole aent for I'erlectlon ll'dnclio Wafer no iiiorphluB or antipvrcno I,nu' I.ena tive Cold Tnblutu and Dr. tSbeik'e Uo den Hair and lMndrtiif Cure. The Arlintcton Warebouna Cumpany'e coniniodioim warehnnoen w ill lm turned over to the wind urowprn thin i'im and the nmnnifi'iiient will we to itthatall are rightly tratd. Wo won't Ixs the wlmlo how but will lie the lwnlnhow in Arlinutori when we heve title wbhou'd wool clip Mowed away and thetfUd fnoet ofthettordy Khcpti-maKtere are eeen In our Itnutc. Ttiie t one of tho years lor wool. I)r. (illh'tte, lute houe jurgoon at the flood Suitritfiit hoepltal will arrive here about Titemlnv mst, llinolllco will e In the Condon Dfig Oo'i etore. - KODaKSI KODAKS! KODAKS! One No. 6 Cyclone Camera, one Jdoxen Hrd,e platea. 2 bottle developer and I lb Hypo for fJO 00. Thi le not a special olfer hut our regular price. We can ve von money. Condon Drug Co., Photo I'ealerw. Arlington promises to be the honvicHt wool shipping point rant of The Dnllcn this nfitoii . Kverybodv in tnlkiiirf of Arlington a a market hard to In nt and thli Kinou promiHen to excel In liiti'nut and activity. Be In line and bring vonr wool to the Arlington Warehouse Com pany. They wilt make advance! and aid you in eecnrlng a good price. Attention Ladles. MIh LouoHu Muildock will arrive hore within the next week with a well mlcrt ed ttock of spring linta. The ludici are klnjly requuated to cull and lnDicct them at P. 11. rlteplieneon'e before pur cliHeliig elsewhere. Land Applications, Proofs and Abstracts. If. N. Frexer, Comity Clerk, irlvce epeclnl attention to nlmtrHctn of title, and U alo prepared to receive V. 8. government hind tiling and proofn, tin well a KppllcntioiiH fur the purchttwe, of etnte echool lunde, at hie olllco in Con don, Or. . . Grand Clearance Sale. Notwithstanding tho fact that tho prico of nearly all commodities lias advanced we will still givo our ctiBtomorB tlio benefit of tho old prices and in order to make room for our big spring stock wo w ill mako liberal discounts on all cash sales for tho next SO days. Special Bargains in The old All Wool Blankets A few left Good Values in Hats. and Caps. Groceries of all Kinds. LOCAL NKWSi W, J. Kdaard' MoijiJiiy,, . . wm .In froift Mityvlllu WIII.8uiHhv.wati ,lo Mnii'liiv," v , from Furry, Cr.ln - Chnrllu, Kurhnr.t ylltad I.on.B Jliiflf li)ht. weuk. Howard. i'r(iptj who.wee aerlonely ill With piieitiiiyniM, i now loiproviug. MrH. and. Mi Piilumr, of Foeeil, are hero tit kH wck viltiiig ruliitiveH, Mrs, Al Hmmhitw went to fyine Kock hint week to vieit Iritmlu fur a Ui ilny. W. VV. Hiirr, a former rouldent of thin city, Ih out (ruin Arlington thie aeek, Koiin .SuimImv nmrning, Mtiruh 18, to thu wi(o of It. McKinney, u lO-pouud ton, ., J ii y Power in it n luu had bin law office treated to tin artlHtio coat ol new palm. W. A. Ddrllntf did the work. ' , Mine France VanVuctor hue fliilulied her term of Heboid at W. N. lirostn'e rnnch end returned to town, C. A. Ditnnuinittt and U. A. D.ihlke, of Clem, and (Jriitit Wade and Geo. Tavlor, of Olex, were doing buaiueen here Tues day. .. J)unn I'.ro. have Bold their range lend It) Ferry Canyon, cuiiiprining I2t0 aeres, to l!urkr A filter, the eonnideration belin! (a(50. : : tirmit Wde has purchanod the 0. A. Diihlke rntieh near Clem, ciiiiiiirining en even ecetion of Innd,' the deal Incliiding nir, Dull l kg ' live itoi-R, fiirinnig imple mentu, etc. : Tho eoiiHiduratiot) wait in the neighborhood of fauOO. Hum K, Yen Vector, Fred Donaldson and U. If. Walt) left Kuudiiy morning lor Arlington on a bum nen trip. ,tir, Van Vactor expected to go on to The I'aiiet where the Hardin v HpHitlding ciino, in which he is interested, was to be argued thU week. I'M Temple linn recovered from the email pox with the exception of hie left eye which i almoftt blind. 'He Intends to go to Portland to have it treated In' a pf vie list. He left tho hospital Sunday morning end on Tuesday left (or his homo at Dufur. : Today Deputy 8herl(r Pexton took to the asylum Dr. John Hogan, for nieny year a successful practioner at Condon,' he having been adjudged insane by Judge Mays, belore w houi he was exam ined yesterday by Dr. Hhacklcford. Dr. Ilogmilsa native of Ireland, about 65 yeareofago and had the advantages of an excellent education and good advan tages. For a number of venrs lie prac ticed bis prolession in (iilllato county ami was ordinnrily succeHnfiil. Hut for the pant year hie t'ulnd has been failing, and he has become a perfect wreck men tally. Tho doctor is not violent, but is In need of seientlllo treatment and care It he will receive at the asylum and possibly inBj recover hi reason after a few month of treatment. Times Mountaineer, 'Lost Valley Telephone Article of Incorporation of the Lot Valley Telephone Co. have been Med with the secretary of state. The incor porator ot the new company are Alex Harilie. C. W. Whito and Joseph Frix- xi'll and the capital stock is placed at IHtKi, The object ot the new company is to build and operate a telephone line lie tween Condon and Lost Valley and late.r to extend the line to such other points may be deemed expedient. Work of cutting the poles 1 aheady in progress and the line wilt be rapidly pushed to completion. t. W White and Herbert mislead canvassed the town Tuesday for the sale of stock In the new company and re ceived litieral encouragement from our businc men. . MAYVILLE. Mi Maud McCoimcll ia visiting friends on lladger thi week. J II. Jones, ot Ititdger, has bought E. T French' place adjoining hie. JUiKN Mondav, March 19. to the wife of A. 1., McDowell, a girl. John Anderson ami hi new bride camo over from obi1 u-t 1 ri.lav and moved to (ieo. Angidl's frm on lhick horn where they will make their home. John has leased thi place. Guy Hanking, of I'eiidlcton, i visit ing hi ancle, DolT Livingston. Kev. J. Tumpkln. of Riaton, Oregon. will preach here Wednesday evening ami will probably continue service the rest of the week. Frank Kdelmatt ai thrown from a wild horse Sunday and hi foot sllpoed through the stirrup but fortunately he got bin toot loose before. tl,o horse got up im 1 1 ijuite lame irom a sprained ankle. James Mxon was thrown from a horse Tuesday and badly hurt. A Good Cotiifh Modlclne for Children. "I have no hesitancy in recommendinit Chnmtierlnlir Cough Remedy," says F. r. Moran, a wen known and popular tm ker, of l'etcrshnrg, Va. "We have eiv- en it to our children when troubled with bad coughs, also whooping cough, and it lias always given tierfvet satisfaction. It wa recommended to me bv a druireist as the best cough medicine for children a It contained no oniuni or other harmful drllif. Sold b Tlm llmlaon I'liiirnm.-v 0. W. Crosfleld, Mgr. Papering and Painting. W. A. Darling has just received a full line of latest Wall Taper samples 1!MH) patterns and is prepared to furnish esti mates F,tc, on short notice. Paper Hanging and Tainting done on short notice and in a neat and workmanlike manner. Give him n call. Boots and Shoes reliable lUickinghnm oc Ilecht brand. which will bo sold at tho old price. Condon, Oregon. OLEX. KveirytVafy rrmklng garden. . Our merchants recently purchased, In the .viiiyvnie country, it stock ol pota- toes, which were in dun, and. Mrf-and. Mral Frank Tobey attended fhefunerwl at Arlington last 8unday.! 1 Now that the rush li over on the farm' some of the young men' are prepaiing to atari lor lite eneep camp to work (ieuinl I'M Clay is here shaking hand wnn oki irienus. 1 f M1s Marv I tuber I vlailina! Mrs. II. I. Toliev, of Hay creek. . Hurrah for our fine spring weather! It would shame California and old Duly woo lit crawl away ami inoe, The county road force was well repre sented here the tirst ot the week. Kiser and MeUllvray were each here with their crew. Kiser camped in town. Miss Kinina f hilllp closed her school at the Weymer school hoiixe with an en tertainment last Bnturday night and will soon begin teaching at Honker Hill school house. Her sister, Miss F.loise Phillips, recently Irom Da I Up, will teach hear Olem, The Gloiik told that we were in need of a teacher and the next day brought an application over the wire. Thie il lustrate the power ol the Uixihr a an advertiser and disseminator of the gen eral new ami prove that the proper course ia to support one good paper at the county seat from which all the new of tlie county can be obtained. A sad gloom wa cast over the commu nity by the death of Mis Cynthia Weatberford. Hhe wa raised here and her real merit was recognized and appre ciated by both old and young. Those who knew her bctt loved her most and hy her death wa have lost a worthy friend and moch-l. "Think of her virtue, ' Her amiable wave Kmtilatc, till ' Yon deserve equul praise." Banker Rout A Robber, J. K. (iarrison. Cashier of tho bank of Thorn vi He, Ohio, had been robbed of health by a serious Hung troublo until he tried Dr. King' New Discovery for Consumption. Then he wrote: "It I the best medicine I ever used for a se vere cold or a bad cao ot lung trouble. I always keep a liottle on hand." Don't ' suffer w ith Coughs, Cold or any Throat I Chest or Lung trouble when you can tie cured so easily. Only 50c and tl.OO. Trial bottle free at Condon Drug Co'a. LONEOCK." Lost r-aturday wa quite a day for snort here. Krvio Dennett rode a buck ing mustang for a purse of 15.00. The horse race in the afternoon U-t ween Ward's, Madden', and Robert' horse wa a r(0 yd beat race, ltobert'a horse won. After the race a couple of young blood got wild and woolly and engaged in a fight which the iix-ctators pro nounced the funniest part of the day' port. Uco. Perry ha sold hi cattle to Mr. Aver. The price p'aid were better than those of last year. Drown Bros, and Matlock aro also buy ing young steer. The first of the week P. L. Ham bought It Campbell's ranch of about 1000 acre of fine land half way between Lone Rock ami ijonilon the consideration being Mr. Ham expect to ttock it with cattle. . Mrs. J. II. GofTi dangerously III with inflamatory rheumatism. Fur several day she ha been unable to move band or feet. Uev. Wa'ncr held quarterly meeting at the M, K. church Tuesday. If troubled with rheumatism, give Chamberlain's Tuin-Hntin a trial. It will not cost you a cent if it does no good. One application will relievo the pain, It also eurea sprain and bruiea in one third the time required by agy other treatment. Cuts, bums, frostbite's qnin ey, pain in the side and chest, glandu lar and other swellings are ouicklv cur ed by applying it, E-cry bottle war ranted. Trice, So and 00 ct. Political Points. The Democratic primurie will be held neit Saturday and the county conven tion one week later. The Populist will hold their primaries in thi county on next Thursday, March 29, and their county convention the fol lowing .Saturday. At the republican primaries yesterday It. W. t'ooke, Jay ilowermam F, M. TK- ter and U U l'armau were elected dele gates to represent thi precinct nt the county convention to meet next Thursday. John Dysart wa nominated for justice ol tho peace, John Knox for constable and J. A. Kiser for road su pervisor. Arlington republican yesterday elect ed tho following delegate to the county convention! F T linrlluirt, S A D Gur- ley, Hugh Jackson, J M John and W 11 Col well. Uoek Creek will be represented at tho convention bv C A Danneman, Grant Wade, II D Kandnli and Sherman Wade. U B Dukek, K A 8tinchfield, J W Over and James Kanmay will luok out (or Mayville nt the county convention. Geo Perry and Perry Ham are the del egate from Lone Kock precinct and John Heisacher and Jim Cameron will cast the Ferry Canyon vote. The Pine Mountain Telephone compa ny has Just closed a deal, w hereby thoy have transfered their entire telephone system composed of lines from Ileppner to Wagner, Lone Hock, Long Creek, John Day, Canyon City, To run, the Mar row, t-uinpter, linker, ltourne, Susnuville and all of the principal mines lu that district, to the Inland Telephone ami Telegraph company w ho will soon take churguof the same. Ileppner Times. J. W. Hlake was here yesterday looking up the sheep market. Remarkable Cures of Rheumatism. , .From tlieVludlcator, KiilhurfonttonX. C. The editor of the Vindicator has bad occasion to teat the eUlcacy of Chamber lain's Pain Uul 111 twice with the mora remarkablo results in each cae. First with rheumatism in the shoulder from which he suffered excruciating pain for ten day which was relieved with two applications of Pain Halm, rubbing the parts nltllcted and realizing instant hen ellt and entire relief in a very short time. Second, in rheumatism in'thigh joint, almost prostrating him w ith severe pain, which was relieved by two applications, rubbing with the liniment on retiring at night, and getting np fres from pain. For sale hy The Hudson Pharmacy, C. W. Ctosfiield, Mgr. Notice, To better prepare myself to serve you in tho future I expect,' in a short time, to attend a course of lectures In one .f our best, medical colleges, To do Ibis I must collect. All parties ow ing me will please take notice. Call at my office and settle or mako satiefuetory arrange ments. Thanking yon for past patron age, 1 am yours sincerely, Dit. S. K. Li sa. An Honest Mdlclr. for La Grippe). George W, Wait, of South Gardiner, Me., says:" I have bad the worstcoiigh, colli, chills and grip and have taken lots of trash of no account but profits to the vender, uiiamiieriaitr Uongh Kerned y is the only thing that I. a done anr good whatever, I have naed one hnttfeof it rind the cold, chill and grip have all left me. I congratulate the manufac turer ol'an honest medicine." For sale - by Hudson Pharmacy, C, W Crosfleld, Mgr. , , Mr. II. C. Hrickland received word by telephone Friday evening of the serf on illness of her mother at Chicago, tthe li lt lor that place naturdav morn log accompanied by her two children. PEOPLE'S PARTY CALL. At a meeting' of the People' Party central committee for Gillliam County, held in Uomioii, Uregon, March HI, 1900, It w dlcided to hold the prims ries in the various precinct on Thursday, Mar, 2), 1000, at 2 o'clock 1'. M. to nominate precinct oflicera and to elect ylelegatet to the County convention to be held at Condon, Oregon) on ttatnrdav, March 31, !!X), at 10 o'clock, A. M. for the pur pose of nominating candidate for coun ty otrice and to elect delegate to the Btate convention. The connty convention will consist of 19 delegate to be chosen from the van- on precinct aa follow: Condon, 2; Lone Rock, 2; Rock Creek, 2; Mayville 8, Ferry Canyon 2. Matnev 1. Trail Fork 1, Arlington 2, Blalock l.ldea l, wuiow oreek 1. y order County Central Committee. J. R. Clark, Chairman. OLIVER CHILLED and STEEL PLOWS, Full Line for the Spring Trade. We Carry a Coinpleto Line of Harness, Saddles, Chaps, Orders Taken for Furniture and Wall Paper. Special Inducements For the next 80 days, on Winter Underwear. WADE BROS., OLEX, OR. Smoke an Export 5 Cent Cigar, Best Smoke in Town Jackson Distributers. JUST IN FROM CHICAGO Some "dandy" bargains In Ladies' Gent's and Children's Underwear. Alao other liues of good not mentioned here. We also pay the maVgot price for and Brae. r : ft ft 5 HENRY CUENDET, A FEW SPECIALS. Yon wtll find in the following list remedies which yon have in the past heen unable toobtain In Condon. We are agents for Dr SIocuiii'b Consumption Treat ment, Swanson's Five Drops, Dr. Phoop's Restorative, Hudvan K onedv, William's Pink PillH, Abliey'a Kff. Salt ami Dr. rfunder Dregon Wood Purifier. Wa are headquarter for Chamberlain's Hemedies, Dr. King's Preparations, Lydia Dink ham's and Dr. Pierce'a Medicine, Kilmer's Swamp Root, Ayer's and Jayne Med icines, l'eruoa Tonic, and a complete line C'nticora preparation. Want of space prevents mentioning a hundred other article aiwav Kept in stock Dytne CONDON DRUG COMPANY, LEADING PAINT DRUG, PHOTO AND MUSIC DEALERS BABR D1C. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Omca AtTii Dam.ks, Ok.,FoK 1(1. liKio. Motive ts hi.reliy Klvon that tho IcIIowIiir nnniiMl seltler him tll1 notice of his Inteiitioii 10 iniiks tlnal pnsif In supfairt of hU elnlin, Mild Unit nal'l prtwl will be mail before it. N, Krssur, county clerk of tllllinm county, at Couilou, Or., 011 Monday, April 2, l'.iUUvia: IIHVSII.LA TRt'K, of Condon, OreRon, lid. K. No. dtm, tor tho wVi w4 and iit nwtf see-JUiiIld 1111' ifti iDf tp. 4 s, r. 'Jl e., W.M. Ih. iinnien tlio fiilltovitiff wltiiepKrH to pmvv his con 1 1 11 uouK rvaiileiice upnn slid rulilVHIton of mild land, vim W. I Barker, H. It. Cornell, W, M. Cnniett mid (t. II, FKU'lier all ol (.'uiiUon, Uregou. ' . Jay 1'. I.ui'.vs, Roiilntor. Arlington Democrats. Hpeelsl CowwiKHiilence, At a meeting of the . Democrats of Ar lington and ylcinflv held Thursday evening, March' 18; 15MXJ, a campaign club was organized bv adoirt,ini a om- sliiutton and by-law and electing offi cer. - The coiigiitrfr'mn declare that "the object ol thiiclnb are lti ueriiein ate the principals of pure Derm racy, encourage pmilv )r administration, fi delity to the will of the people and bv all honorable mean to aeenre the suc cess of the democratic party and the election ol democratic candidate 111 the pending County, Htate and Nation al contest." -'.!' " J 11. Wood was elected president of the club; Geo 8. Smith vice-president ; II. M. Uondict secretary ; i. A. Khelton, trensnrer and K. P. Weir, A. Kutythand frank strickiiii member of the execu live committee of which the president and secretary are also ex-otlicio mem- oer. The club start off with a member- ship of 72 and the active canvassing now lienor dune will .1 mhtle-l swell the list to 100 bv the next meeting. The club will meet every Thursday evening. The democrat of the northern end of the county may be depended on to give a good account ot themselves in the ensu ing campaign. H Fooled The Surgeon. All doctor told Kenlck Hamilton, of West Jefferson, O,, after suffering 18 month from Rectal Fistula, he. wonld die onless a costly operation wa per fomed: bnt be enred himself with Bncklen' Arnica Salve, the best in the World. Unrest Tile cure on Earth. 25c bos, at Condon Drug Co'. - . All at Correct Prices. & Dysart, Horse Hair, Old Robber, Copper, Oue Djor South of Henshaw'a ftore. CONDON, OREGON. CONDON. OR. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Ornca At Tax Dallks, On., Mar. , 1000, Notice Is hereby si von that the following named settler husillwl notice of hertiiteiitton to niske niml irMf in nupiMirt 01 her elnlm, mid that mild nrool will be made bvfoie U. N. Vtat r County ('fork t Condon, Uregon, ou Frlduy, April w vis; SAPIK K. RAHMAN, ol Condon, Oreson, lid. K. No. ?.-. tot I t;, ne and t se mi 1. tp4 , r 20 a W. M. Sho mimes thu foe lowing witnewws to prove her rontlnnnns ren ldence mmtv and ptiltlvntioii of kkIi! l.nri vi Mi. XI. t'. Kaiilimut, .lumen Cornell, Antoiio Uvrsc und C. A. biliipMin, sll ol Condon, Orecon. ' ' Jay r. i.ccAs, r,egi!cf. I rl I n yfrr nariAr.iat I . nwaiwinitfa "tewMa mii nIHMMiiaMaBfc : Before You Buy Your 8uimftrr; Srwer-epitrip and HougelVolrl Sivpplfeir, Go arid See the FreeEf amrl Complete Stock ofG romres, Tobamr, Hat, Sboea, CltXhfng, BlanfeetK, Ilardwure; Crockery, Dry Oootla, Medicines Kte. lo. bo Pound in the Large &tor of Matlock & Lone Rock, Oregon. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable. is IT FINEST CANNED GOODS YOU WANT THEN CO TO P. H. Stephenson's. S. B. BARKER, DEALER IN GEN'L MERCHANDISE. Stockmen's Supplies a Specialty. CONDON When in need of Saddles Call on Or Send to J. K. Reisactier, The only Saddler in Gilliam New Masonic Building F. M. Sprlng.ton. SPRINGSTON (Succ.asor 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 is respectfully solicited. Condon, Stop at The CONDON HOTEL. MRS. S. A. MADDOCK. CHARLES FIX, Bowling Alley and Baths. Lower Main St.. Condon. Ore. POOLROOM. SOFT DRINKS. CONFECTIONERIES. ETC GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED Large Scales, price 25c a draft: NOTICE FOR rUBLIUATIO.N. Timber CnltHre final Proof. I UNDOrma tThi Dallkj, Ob.. Keb, 1919O0. ' Sotir Is hereby aiven thttl Gvonre W Rtneh.rt nf I lonann, iirvKun, nu nitsl notice ot Intention to maketlnsl proof before H. N. Kreur, Co. Clerk at hisotttee lu Condon Oregon, on Saturday, March 31, I900. on ttinbtrcHltnre iUestion No. H.VJ, for the nwljne ,,', i; and seK se M secM. He names as wltneMos: J. W. Khbert. Rojr Ebter, H. V. Moore hii1 A. 8. Klee, nil of Condon, uregon. Jay r. Lucas, Keglner. CONTEST NOTICE, P 8 Lanb OrricK, 1 hs D.im.kh, Or.. Keb. S, t!KKi. A stiHIHent eouk'st alttdavit having been tiled In thUottlee by lrsnt E. Kelhwn, ennteatant, itKaiit hometiul entry Ku. IWU. matte Decem ber 4, for tots 10 U and 12 of e. .11, til r 111 e by Heury HchleKel. ContesU, In wbieh It Is autireu mai: aata Henry Kcnienel has totally 1 abmidonwl ialc liiiidand has been abnent there- from fur more than seven month, mill th.it .l.t latnt has not beau (,'iiltlvatetl bv said Henrr Hehlerel for the ptut year ami that defendant did not ahandon (he irm-t to enter the mllllarv or nnvnl aervlev of the I'nlteJ mates In time of War. aaitt iwrllettaie hereby notilled toaiK-ar, reapoinl and offer evitleiie tOHehins aald alK gation at IC o'eloi k a. m. on' Mnn h 31. Itieo, before Wm. Ilenricha. countv clerk, al his offl.-e at Moro, On von, and that llnul hearlhir will be held at Id o'elnek a. in. on April , won, buloretlro KetUter and Receiver at the United ytttien Land OrtU'elnlTho Diillva, tlreKon. The n.ild cinu..-.tiinf hnvlntr. In a .roer hDIiM. vlt. Itknl feo. tt, lutm, ul foith fticta which ahnw that ultur Une tliligince, penonul servlti nt this notice can not be made, it I. hereto or. I dervd and dirucled that . h uotiie he clrcn by uvnii'i f,uuiK. UU, 4. JUK., . lu-gudcr. Stewart, - OREGON. or Ctiaps, or Wheeler Counties. : : : CONDON. OR 1 A. Rodsars. & 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 ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE reduction on contract weighing. iNOTlCE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Culture, Filial Proof. C 9 I.ANrnrrtr,TH Pallxs. Oi.. Feb, 9,1000. Kotiee is hereby given that John A. Me. Morriti, of Condon. Oregon tinn Hied notice of in tention to commute and make final proof before H.N. K inner, county clerk, at bit otltu lu Coil don, Oregon, on riUIMY, MARCH 23. isoe on timber culture application No. iWJ7, fur tha sw i ec. n. tp 4 s. r e. W. M. He names as wltnemtea; Uialfiey Schilling, F. M. l'liter, Kred (1. May and . 1). Kletchur, ail of Condon, Oregon. JaT P.Lucas, Keiii.ter, KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. , f.ANDOrrtcc atThs Oallis, Ob., Feb 2. 1909. Notice la hereby given that the following. mimed nettler has filed notice of his Intention to make tlnal proof In support of his claim, and) thai aald proof will be made before II. N. Kraser. comity clerk ot Gilliam -connty, at Condon, Or., on Thursday, April 12, 1110. via: , RALPH MAY. ol Condon, Oregon, ltd. E. No. WIS, lor the itc t nii nmi, see. 9, tpii s, r 22 e, W. M. He names tbo following witnesses to provehUcontlinioHti residence Hpnnj and cultivation of said laud, vis: W. J. ftinlttt, II. II. Doer, Martin Mitebell and Harry May. all ol Condon, Oregon, . Jay P. Lfcas, Retfilr. AN I El NE V E KAL PBltHfiSirTti iTI5 trirtOrhc Manaien In tttla arate to rei.te. sent me In their own and surrounding conotletk Willing to pay yearly tout), payable weekly. l Irable employment with ununital opportunltle. Keferencea exchanged. EucUe sclt-addraatrtrit stamped envelope. 8. A. Park, WJCajHoubuUd. 111)!, lUcago.