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Newspaper Page TextTHE ft ! Trl'JfUTJAY, MARCH ap. ISCK. Our Ajicmta, .... 'J'Jm fil lowing pornoiiij are the Ai-crcditttl itgeiiU of the (It.ojiE u( tlio post' vlWcvk luuueil. Tlmy tiro ftutlmrued to reoi'ivo twl rtHicipt tor subscription accounts: W. II. Coi.wEi.r,. ...... Arlington. Wadk Hium , . , . . , ,' ,k'X Mhh, ICi.i.a An'iifii.i'. . -. . ', .Mnyvilto KlIA.SK. StEWAMT ...... 1 .0119 Hock. Other ngfitln. will bo iimiht'il, ft nj tholr nttoitia iuM!1 to this lint Inter. ' , ' If you ttro not already a sub seriher, or if your subscription bus 0iiiiel, uill on your nwimiit agent ami bo iiimio liitppy. Subscribe) or the ( 1 1,011 15.' " Only fl ,50 ft yenr. Purely Bualnasa. Choice family ivhlto tlsh nt Dunn tiros. Worn! Alrohol for I'.ulh Cabinets $2.00 per gal nt Condon Drug Co's. Order a ta (lor made soil -lit guaran teedfrom Dunn llro. We are agent fur tin 'famous Puck jVliiim A Utetch Hoots mill shoe. . , Dunn tiros, Cold! (Mh! Cored by using Lint; ,11 iir'8 ily In I.txttllve Cold Till) els. lor n ! 011 Condon liy tin' Hudson l'liiiriimcy Don't sen I olfl'ir your patterns when you cito (i t the I'iiitiiTli'k patterns nt I', It. KtCphl-flSnil', Conduit' circulating library tgt vH ae ecsi to 11 largo nrxt complete list of the workout the writers.- llceomo a member tho (ioitiinlty yours, II. W . 1'iiiiliiii. librarian. Maifa&ini'i! and periodicals for sulo. Tho choicest n ltd finest line of Jewel rv Unit has ever ln In Condon can no be found at The Hudson Pharmacy. Ktep in mid examine tint quality and prices of these goods. t. I.. Nenl, tlio well known miction tr. r-r. w 111 nlve the strictest attention to i pomponed on accouut of tho serious ill 11 '""""" p"'rt"'.k"1 Vt hi ''u0.- ! '"Iness of tho judge, oil luivo property to sell consult him. We with to thank' our patrons for Charlie Wilson has just put fine new H von their UVhtiiI patronage during the past year and hofa? to metit a contionanctj of the samo io the future. Dunn Itros. WAsnn-Tha Imlios of Condon ami vicinity m know that they ran Ket the i-t ao tunrnt of hih elass fruits, con- fuel ioncry, mid crackers at Jackson A Dy- "'"l'. ' , Donnliro hsvnsn trnmensa bn of 1 fine tn.irohimdoffl Upon which the prices have bvcureln.--d lnes the holiday. Their aim It consist id Dry tioods, Cloth lug, FuriilshiiiKS, tiroi-erics etc. Wool bags are now ready for dlstribu- lion and your orders are solicited. Write ns or semi by your It iend for the number you want. " The price will be riaht ot (ho Arlington Warchonse Com- poiy's, A"r),',n'Il,,,T.r,?,l T,; emaetihite article for the toilet, ami to clH-ck tho fHllina out ol the hair, causes anewgr'lh o? hair on bald spots, to restore it natural color and ta improve Us arowth use Dr. Sheik's Otddon Hair Tonlo. Hudson J'hitrmacy, aole agents. The Arlington W'arehotife Company's commodious warpliiiii. wtll o tnriie.l over t'i Hie wool sroaer this season ami i . ... , ,,., , 1 .. ,.i. the .Iiit,-elil..1,tliUn to it that all weight of the father has not been taken nr rlahtlv trotttod. Wo won't las the sinee the happy event but it is estima- h'de simw Int ill be the In-st show In Artiitifinn when we have this w'n;","'g about a ton. wh, cVlpMnsed away and thegliid faces ' ,,,'..,', of the sturdy sbeep-mainer are seen in Juan l.ebnts celebrated his hS birth our hmisK's. Ttiis i one of the years lor day ut Thursday, a party being given J in honor of the occasion at the hospita tr. 1 iiilette, lute honae Surpon at the ( Uq l)mt) () irg xvilklnson White on r,, ;; v; "ui'i 1 uu ;m. u be in the Con Ion Drug Co's storo. KODAKS' KODAKS! KODAKS I One No. ft Cyclone Cainera, one Jiliv.en rceo,s piiues. iwi' iipveiorar ami i l IJvpn for H) (HI. This Is not a special idler but imr ri'itulitr price. We can cave von money. Condon Drug Co., t'hoto Dealers. Arlington promises to be the heaviest wool shipping point rant of T he Dalles this reason, livcrylmdy ia talking of Arlington a a miirket IiBrd to W'St und this w-iimiii promises to excel io Interest ami activity, no in line ami oritur, vonr w.)l to the' Arlington Warehotiie ("om pany. Thty will make advances and aid you In securing a good price. Wood ForSalo. 200 cords of good 111 im li pine wood for sale at tho Ist Valley sawoiill. For terms call on or address, J. C. Fair Lout Valley, Or. Attention Ladioa. Miss l.mu lli Miiddock has just opened n complete lino diidiioimhle millinery goods at P. II. Stephenson' store and tho ladies are kindly re.nestnd to call nnd lnt ct, the same before purchas ing elteaht-re. Will order goods when requested. Grand Clearance Sale. Nolwitlistanding t ho fact tbat tho prico of nearly nil commodities hits advanced wo will still give our ctiftomors tho benefit of tho old irit'os and in order to make room fur our bif? spring ntock wo will tnako liberal tliwoounts on nil cunh miles for the next 30 day. Special Bargains in Tho old All Wool Blankets-- A ft 'iv U'ft Good Values in Hats and Caps. Groceries of all Kinds. Q ... LOCAL NIvWS. Condon's sick are most ly convalescent. T. U.'.niliHwiii visited Arlington nnd Itock creek tint fli nt of llio week, - J. It. .Clark In doing noma grading on lii property on the west side of town, - Tim Hudson Pharmacy bus recently been Improved vt Hit new counters, ' Don't full to ircad Lord & Co's, ad on inioilicr pptgw. ,lt U a story entitled "I'roiii Darkness to Light" and It woith ri'Hdiin;, : tJiirter, it Jell'rtniitii denioeritt of MnyvllW iirt'fiiict, nn In tottn on lusi nefi ytiisit'rdtiy, ; : '' ' 1 : CUiulio Kitrlotrt, one of tlis elilel Midiun'i of tlio tiiiiiinit sitloon, left fur r'oitlinid Ttiewlity on busineca trip, Tlio Condon Dritrf Co, lirni jimt put In nnotlicr linn now hIiow euo wlileli uddn iimliTiiilly to tht) iieitt MpiXMirunce of tlmt htoro, , Minn omdlft Muddoek lutb rturnd from l'ui tluitd Hinl linn opened up an up to date lino of tnillitioiy at V. H. Ku-pli noft'i store. ; Mr, nnd.Mr, It. W. Critno, of May vllle, wero liero laul week ennvouing forau encclletit bnttt cabinet (or wliieli tliey are agentu. Klder J. I Hwlft, of the 'Church of Chriet, , will hold nervleei In Armory hull Halurday evening, March 31 and Sunday .April J, at U A. M. and 3 V, M. ' 1 ton. J, K, David, ex-representative ol tbla county, came in from his ranch on tlio John D.ty Tuesday t,o got food and reddy for the Convention lody to which ho is n didegato. , Win. Jlawes and family, ollowa, ar rived luat ISiitiirdiiy to locale in Gilliam county. Mr. llne is n biother-in-luw of Alburn Moore, of this place. Thure are ciiilit peraons in the parly of new ar rivals, Sam E. Van Vactor returned from The Dalles Thursday,. The Hardin vs Spauld Ing case which was to hnvo been argued before J tuluK liradsbaw "last week was "Ul.vniia" inusio lt in me aiouw nloon which is one of tho most elegant )iW,cts of ftlrnilar8 ,a t,e found in any t utlvttt Oregon. The music , , ,. discourses is ot the highest quality, The "lambing season" is now on in full blast and the sheep men are cause- ., b A W( cro,, of lambs Is ' , , .f.,n expecteJ among the tlocks and if the fine weather continues the percentage of in- crease should break the record of all jirevions years. ' , Hubert fccekamp has returned to town from Klickitat county, . Washington, where he hoi been at work for several niontliS. He was herdingsheepwithin halt-mile of the scene of the recent . .1 tragedy near Dot, in thai county, on the day the murder was commftted. .. . , . , I!okn -Tuesday evening, March 2., 1 000, to Mr. aud Mrs. VV. U. Keys, ol May vllle, a big iKinncing, beautiful baby k.jr weiiihing nine pounds strong. The led bv his inovt ititimato friends at v. h. itePhen. nto..t with Mr. IIkjus to help celebrate 'the day and aliout 20 other guests were p(esent to enjoy tho festivities. All re' port a highly enjoyable time. A feature of the day was the breaking of ground lor the Condon-Lost Valley telephone line which will connect that section with Ihe outside world. Squire While, who is In his T.llh year, dug the first bulu for the new line, the surveyor's having plac i e l a stake in the corner of his garden A Good Cough Medicine for Children. 'I have no hesitancy in recommending Chamberlain' Cough Remedy," rays F. P. Moran, a well known and popular ba ker, of Petersburg, Va. "We have giv en it to our children when troubled with bad coughs, also w hooping cough, and it lias always given perfect satisfaction. It was recommended to me bv a druggist as the best coiitfli medicine (or children as it contained no opium or other harmful drug. Sold by Tiie HutWou Pharmacy, C. W.Crosfield, Mgr. Paparlngand Painting. W. A. Darliiirflias junt received a full lino of latent Wall Paper samples 11HH) patterns sod is prepared to urnish esti mate F.lc. on short notice. Paper llanitiiig and Painting done on short notice and in a neat and workmanlike manner. Give him a cull. 3 Boots and Shoes reliable lUickipgham it llecht brand which will bo Bold at tho old prioo Condon, Oregon Mrs John Palmer is seriously ill thi week, ' ', , c f '.)-. 11. T, Sncli was tip from Olex yester day talking railroad to the farmers. . : Our forms were held open for a few hoiim ladore going to press tins week in order to give our readers report of the republican comity nominating conven tion which will bo found in another column. ; , " Mr. and Mrs. (iherwan Wade, of 6iex, were lu town this week, Mr, Wad la-ing a delegate to the republican convention. He reports a steady Increase in business in Wade llros.' store at Olex and sais his town is prosperous and progressive. . OLEX. . Our school started last Monday. Miss Klda Woodland has returned from Fossil where she has been attend ing school. ' I,, O. ltulstoti Is here looking after bis interests. Mr. Kalston, the 1'orttand stock deal- MM (IS , er was Here Motioay loosing lor ibi hogs. : "' "" . ' - - George Taylor has bought the Dahlke farm from Grant Wade. Joe. Ward has added a new girl to his family thus Increasing the work of the census enumerator. W. It. I'.oyer, James Larch, lenry Wilkins and 1. K. Strickland have tieen elected to represent this precinct at the democratic county convention. Born March IOTiOO. to Mr, and Mrs. W, B. t'epU'cnst, of May vllle, a 10-pound boy, This item was , overlooked last week but that, bouncing boy is not over looked in W, ll's. household we'll beta dollar. Yesterday Grant Wade sold toAV. N. lirowb 80 bead of yearling steers at fO. per head. This is the largest bunch of yearlings that has been sold in the coun ty this season. Banker Rout A Robber. J. K. Garrison, Cashier ot the bank of Thomville, Ohio, had been robbed of health bv serious lung trouble until Un tried Dr. King's h'ew Discovery for Consumption. Then he wrote: "It Is tbe bet medicine I ever used for a se vere cold or a bad case ol lune trouble. I always keep a ls)ttleon hand." ' Don't suffer with CoiikIis, Colds or any Throat Chest or Lung trouble when you can lie en red so easily. Only fiOc and 11.00. Triul bottles free at Condon Drug Co'. Political Points. At the democratic primaries held last Saturday, the following delegates were elected to represent Condon precinct at the county convention which will meet next Saturday: S. S.Grider, P. II. Steph enson, A. S. Rice, J. II. Downing and II. C. Strickland. Geo. L. Xcale was nom inated (or justice of the ieacc, 11. C. Strickland for constable and A. 8. Rice for road supervisor. Tho delegates from Arlington precinct are H. P. Weir, A. J. Shelton and Geo. 8. Smith. The delegation come in structed to support Geo. 8. Smith for commissioner. Tho nomination for precinct officer are A. J. Shelton, justice n( the peace; T. 1). Sweeten, constable: I. W. Flecher, road supervisor. Rock creek precinct will send the follow ing delegation: W, R. Boyer, Henry Wilkins, Jus. Larch and D. F, Stricklin. Nominee for precinct officers are Chri Reis, J. P. ; Jap Dodsou, constable; and G. V. Marvel, road supervisor. May ville will be represented at the con vention bvlher four old war horses vix: Andy Greiner, C. L. Lillie, R. W. Crane and Ira Carter. The Interests ol Ferry Canyon, the precinct of tall Hiunch grass and big wheat fields, will be looked after by Blaine Maley, 8, V. Moore and Sam E Van Vaclor and John Madden will an swer at roll call for Lone Keck precinct. If troubled with rheumatism, give Chamberlain's Fain-Balm a trial. It will not coat vou a cent if it does no good One application will relieve the pain, It also cures sprains and bruises in one third the time required by any other treatment. Cuts, hums, frostbites quit) sev. pains in the side and chest, elando lar and otoer swelling are quickiv cur ed bv applying it. Ivery bottle war ranted. Price, 25 and 50 cts. Murdered In Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Bert llorton were mnr lered bv Indians near Sknguay, Alnskn last October, the facts having but re cently come to light. Kir. and Mrs. llor ton had been married but a few months before at ICngeno, Oregon and had gone to Sksguay to resiJe, They were enjoy Ing an outing in camp on the shores of Lynn canal when they were attacked by Indians nnd murdered. Recently one Of t he Indians wa converted by tho Salva tion Army at Skaguay and he at once proceeded to make A full confession ol the criuio at a public' meeting of the rmy, Burt llorton was well known at Condon having worked for Mrs. Mary Brown on Rock creek and other parties in this section. He was highlv respect ed and the tragic end of himself and his young bride will be mourned by many friends in Oregon. Romarktfble Cures of Rheumatism. From tlio Vindicator, IliithordmltonN. t The editor of the Vindicator has had oecitidon to test the ellicaey of Chamber lain's Pain Balm twice with the most remarkable results in each case. First with rheumatism in the shoulder from which he suffered excruciating pain for ten tlajs which was relieved with two applications nf Pain Balm, rubbing the parts nflliclcd and realising instant ben ellt and entire relief in a very short time. Second, in rheumatism in 'thigh joint, almost prostrnting him with severe pain, which was relieved by two applications, rubbing with the liiiiment on retiring nt night, and gotllng up free from pain. For sale by The Hudson Pharmacy, C. W. CroHllield, Mgr. Notice. To better prepare myself to servo you in tlio future I expect,' in a short time, to attend a course of lectures in one of our beat medical colleges. To do this I must collect. All parties owing me will please take notice. Call at my ollico and settle or tnako satisfactory arrange ments, Thanking yon for past pnlroii' nge, I am yours sincerely, Da. S. K. Li K V. Republican Convention The republicans of Gilliam oOety met in convention in this city today anil was called to order by County Chairman Geo 15. Dukek, Alex liurdie was elected temporary chairman . and G. W, Mop t igue was- elefited- temporary secretary. The follow ing committees were then ap pointed : Credentials F. T. llurlhort, Fletcher, If. M, Pliler. ' Order of Biisines (ieo B. Dukek, W. II. Col well, J. K.David. lY-rmanent Organization -Grant Wade Geo I'erry, Alex Duthie. Kesolution . and Platform J. M. Johns, Perry Ham, J. F. Kclsacher. The convention then adjourned until 1.30 P. M. At the afternoon session, after the rou tine report of committees, etc., the fol lowing ticket was placed in nomination ; Sheriff P. L. Ham, of Lone Rock. Clerk 11. N. Frs.er, of Condon. Commissioner Joseph Ward, of Olex. School 8npt. II. Crass, of Arlington. Assessor M. O. Clarke, of Condon. Treasurer 8. B. Barker, of Condon. Surveyor R. II. Wain, of Condon. Coroner A. H. Bendy, of Arlington. Delegates to Stale convention F. T. Ilurlburt, Grant Wade, Jay Bowerman, Geo. B. Dukek. Howard Propet has so far recoverod from his recent serious illness as to lie aide to be removed to his father's home near Clem. OLIVER CHILLED and STEEL PLOWS, Full Line for the Spring Trade. We Carry a Complete Line 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. 11 JUSTIN FROM CHICAGO- Some "dandy" bargains in Ladies' Gent's and Children's Underwear. Also others lines of goods not mentioned here. We also pay the market price for Horse Hair, Old Rubber, Copper, and Brass. HENRY CUENDET, A FEW SPECIALS. Yon will find in the following list remedies which yon have In the past been unable toobtain in Condon. We are agents for l)r Slocum's Cont-n nipt ion Treat ment. Swanaon's Five Drops, Dr. Shoop's Restorative, Hudyan ttmedv. William's Pink Pills, Abbey's Ktl'. Salt and Dr. Plunder's Oregon l!lool Purifier. We are heailnnartera for'Cimiutierlaiu'e Remedies. Dr. King's Praparationa. Lydia Pink- ham's and Dr. Pierce's Medicines, Kilmer's iSwamp Knot, Ayer s ami J ay net nleil icines, Peruna Tonic, and a complete line C'uticnra preparations. Want of space prevents mentioning a hundred other articles always kept in stock by the CONDON DRUG GOiPANY, LEADING PAINT DRUG, BARK B'LC. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land ornci At Tub Dallks, Or., Feb. ta, Poo. Notiro In lierct.ir civet) tlutt tlio hillowiiiK iituneii celllcr littH lltcit iiutiee of It it intention to ninlse llnul proof in uinrt ot lil claim, ami tlmtKHiil proof will W limits before 11. S. Kroner, county clerk ot milium eounty, ut Coiulou, Dr., oil Mumiuy, April '2, MM via: PItl'SIl.t.A TRl'K, of C'onilnn, Oregon, lid. K. No. IW'.KI, for the vl(" wi.; ami n' ' see i'fl ml lie1 4 si'1 i nee ' tp. 4 , r. i'l V. M . Ho ntunoll the foltoWiliH: witliennei, Io prove bin roittititioUH relilotiee. upon tttiil eultivntiou of Kiilil limit, vl: V, L, Jiarker, K. It. Cornell, V, i. Coi'iU'lt Bint si. , 1),. 1'k'ttUer all oi l oiiilou, Oregon. Jay IM.VCA8, Register. An Honest Medicine for La Grippe. George W, Wait, of South Gardiner, Me ,sa;" I have had the worstenmrh, cold, chills and grip ami have taken lots of tiHsli of no Hi-count but. profits to the vender, Chamlierlain's Cmiirh Kerned v is the only thing (hat I it's dune.any ttoOil Whatever. I Iihvij heed one bottle of it ami the cold, chills and Rfip hav'e all left hip. I congratiilaie the mtnnfiie turers of alt 'honest medicine."' For sale by- Hudaon Pharmacy, C. W, Croslield, Mir. A nnmlier of now 'phones are ling added to the Condon exi h me this week. Jackson & Dysart, Condon Drug Co., Itinehart's restaurant, Henshaw's resi dence and the lodge room In Armory hall w ill tie '"phoned" and the exchange will be divided into ttiree circuits. Ed Palmer, who has been at Granite all winter is home for a few days. Kd had a severe tussle with the small box and priuin inia during the winter but ia all right attain. lie sbvs Granite ic booming and will be a lively camp dur ing the summer. When he returns he will lake a number of work teams with him. ' He Fooled The Surgeons. All doctors told Uenick Hamilton, of West Jefferson, O., after snffer'uiK 18 months from Rectal Fistnla, he would die unless a costly operation was per fumed: but he cured himself with Bocklen's Arnica Salve, the lst in the World. Hureal Pile cure on Karth. 25c a box, at Condon Drug Co's. All at Correct Prices. For the next 30 days, on Underwear. One Dor South of Hcnshaw's store. CONDON, OREGON PHOTO AND MUSIC DEALERS CONDON. OR. KOTICE l'OU PUBLICATION. I,asd Offick AtTiik Oallrh, Oa., Mnr. , l'.KW, Noliee f herebv Kiven Hint the foUowiuu nmoel netller hiistileil noliee of her intention to initio) llnul proof in Mipport oi iter elulm, Hini that hi lit proof will be niHiie Ivfoio II. S. Knur, Conntv Clerk nt Comlon, Ortou, on Kritluy, April je I'JWI. SADIE K. TAKMAS, ol t'omion, Oreiron. till. E. No. B722. Ut 1 mi', ne'i anil e) e set! 1, tp I , I' .iHt IV, M. She iianics tnu foe lowlna Witnesses io prove her continuous res. idence upon and cultivation of said laiiil, vis: Mrs. M. C, Kastman, James Coittell, Antnue lierge and C. A, Simpson, ail of Condon, Oreeoii. Jay i' Lucas, Register, Before You Buy ' 'Your Summer .Slieep CVmp 'ftntl Ifovmc'ii,Iif Sit'i'ijilieft; Go and See tbe Fresh1 ami Complete S.foclc offiroeeric, TohfW'fco; ffnlw, 8boe, Clothing, niafiketH, Ifardvfftre; Crockery,. f)ry ' Oootla, Medicines Etc; to be Found in tbe Targe Store of Matlock & Stewart, Lone Rock, Oregon Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable. IS IT FINEST GAMED GOODS THEN CO TO P. H. Stephenson's. 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, The only Saddler in Gilliam New Masonic Building F. M. Springston, 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 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 IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE Large Scales, price 25c a draft: reduction on contract weighing. NOTICE FOU PUHLICATION. TiinlH'r Culture Kimil Proof. Land Offu b at Tiia Pai.i.k.s, Oa.. Keb, TO li0. Notlee U heieby Kiven that tieorire W Rlnehart of Coniinii, finon, baa tiled notiii of Intention to make final pnmf U lore II. N. Kraer, Co, Clerk at hisoiliee in Coielon i)oi?oii. on Saturday, March 31, IgOO, on Umber culture application No. S-W, for the w )4' ne ),' se ?4 and se1 ae sec;: I, ip s. ui e, . ,u. lie names witne.sei: J, W. Kbhort. Rov Kboert, !. V. Moore anit A. S. Mv. nil of Couiioit, t D'Koii. Jay P. Lihas, KeRlster. CONTEST NOTICE. V s Land Offick, I hk Oai.i.hs On., Keb. S, V.W. A siiltielent iHintest attulavit having lieeu bled in thi oflice by Oraiit K. Kelloiru, l ontestant. aicttliiht homuiittiad entry No, .""rtiU. matte Deeem-lk-r I, lsjfv, lor lots It) 11 Hint 12 of fee. 31, Ipl r IDeby Henry Schlvgel, Contestee, in wbieb it is nlii lteil that: Snid lleil'y fehliKel has totally atHiniloueil satu land and has ti-ii tuieni inert1 ....., ,,.... o,., tmiikih. ami that wiilil l.in.1 has not been cultivated bv miltl Henry St hUwcifor the past y-,:r and that uofendnnt did not almndou the f u t to enter Ihe inilitarv or naval service of the l'iil:e l State, in time of war. said panic. hereby ni.tiilv.1 to appear, its, 1 and otter evidence tonehln,: said all 'mtion at IC o'clo k . in. on Mareh SI. lal. !.(.,r,i Wm. II, .ml, is c Iv I.'. b ut bis ollli e nt Moro, Oiieon,- and that liuiil benrliis will be liell a. b) "',1.1. a. m. oh April li, l'.KW, before tin) HeL'Iler ant Keeciver at tbe I' lilted M Ui lalild tltll 'e ln'The D.illes. Oreiti u. liw said contestant havinir, in s iirui.t r ailiila- I vlt. Hied Keb, I!, l'.s-o. set fnith f.n ts which show tint after due oiiiie. lice, personal servb- oi this innliiMiaii not lie made, ills he-ehy or. j dcred ami diiecied that siicli netiro h. it'ven ty diicand piti,H'r pulilliM ion, JaV l', Lt es, IttuU . . . Ittirister; YOU WANT - OREGON. or Wheeler Counties. : : : CONDON, OR. J. A, Rodger. & 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. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LandOfficsatTiisOali.su. Oa., Feb at. KXXJ. Xotiee U hereby given tiiat tho foUoirlug. named Bettler has Slixt notlee of his intention I" make Html proof in silpiort of his claim. Hint thai s ,M pronl will lie mn le before it. N. KriiMr, county i lerk ol (.iiiliam county, at Condon, Or., on Tbiirsdny, April 12, l'.SJO, vis: RAU'U MAY, of Coiulou. Oregon. Ild. E. No. ft'iltl. tor the wji ueW & u'.i nw'.i, see. 1 ,i ... ui i ,,,.,,.. i,u f,.n,.u,i,,.. ', ' ,. ......... witnesses to provehistuitiimoiis resident niaui nnd enltlvalion of said land, vin: V. J, Hmlth It. II, Hoer, Martin MUvbell and Harry May, a ol Condon, Orison. Jay P. Lucas, Rentster. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE, Notice is here'iy Kive-i. In the matter of tha estate of Mnry E Humiiiers, deceased, tiial the un ! ilersiKnetl was on the 10th day of Kehruarv. A. I I t'.WO, appointed by the County Court of (illllntn i 1'o.luiy. orejoil. oie e.xeeiuor or ine estaio "f nifined deeedeiil. All per.ons hav. '"lm Khit the sai l es t ite must present l11". "m,u " lll,1)r verihed at mv horn.-, J,""' "'" " ," Hendrlek. M "'"""" ""' " ,,',r,,",'",1 ,,"',l,r '!m''1 .."f U'ondoii, )"n. wll bill six month. Ironi the ,d,,'e'''' rat l'"btIOU ''''V'S't". ... oil-ion, .rea.iii, . r. , t. - r. n, Ex-i'Htor of the Kstate of Mary K. Suiuravrs dee' J WASTED XKVKHAI. PKKtN! KOIt DIri. trli toillit, MannKers in this itate to ri pi. sent me in their own and sHrro'in.dnK .'ounti-. Willing to pay vearlv JmiII, puv iblc weeklv. P sirable employment wioi uimsual opw.ilniiltlc.. luderenee. exi'Hair..' L K-ielnse s..'it.i,dd'.'ssf-.t stamped eiiveldpii. s. A. I'uil MlCrisioo tvdii. I'll' chiCu' j, .. . . 5