THE GQI2DQH GLOBE.
THURSDAY, APRIL 12. IGK,
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM
COUNTY OREGON.
Oa Monday lliu senate comiuUtee on
fiiv?leao n I elections voti'l lodwUre
Hie 8'b: of iaHr Clark, of Montana,
Cm-ant. It seems that ci-rtii miMiiher
r( the Mnntann lttf!ifltitre 90M Clark
et in llie senate btit they have fulled
iv deliver the so.kU. A miliiimarre fen
(ti'ru'lWl nBiiirant and iiia money are mm
mted. , ' ' - 1 ' - -.-
. After making all k'nlsof t foil of him
frlf on soeonnt of his lite little presirttTi
tiul boouilet, Admiral Dewey lias decided
to withdraw from the race. Dewey has
lost prestige rapidly since his marriage
to a politically ambitions woman but if
he will retire to some little farm I mo g
the Vermont hill, and spend tbereumli.
derof his life there, the public may
forget hia follies i:d future generation?
may rememlier him as a naval hero
rather than as a politician' pnppvt.
Million Given AWay.
It Is certainly m&st gratifying to the
public to know of one eomjeri hw;h ia
not afraid to be generous. The proprie
tors of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have
given away over ten million trial bottles
and have the satisfaction of knowing it
has cured thousands of hopeless eases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, La .rrippa and all
Throat, Chest and Lung diseases are
sorely cured by it. Call on the Condon
Drug C, and get a free trial bottle
liegulur sise COc and fl.OO, K'very bot
tle guaranteed.
MAYVILLE.
Mrs. Kflie Shnrte, of Arlington, visited
friend hr for a few days, returning
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Mollis and Lucy Hurlburt, of
Arlington, cam over on Saturday's
stage, the latter to visit friends hero for
a lew days, ana ure lormer 10 ieacn a
three months' term of school In the
Buck horn district. '
Mr. Samuel Lewellen ami little dangh
ter returned Sunday from a year's visit
with relatives in Montgomery, Missouri.
There are many country newspapers Mis nephew, u. t. isiiiiiu, aim wue, 01
Just now who tuke particular delight in that place accompanied them and will
villifying and abusing Congressman Joiin make a permanent uome in imacuuutT.
J. Lenta, of Ohio, on account of the part I (ji-gndma Keys has been quite sick,
be ta taking in the congressional investi- out a better at this writing.
(ration of the Coeur M Aiene laoor Kcv Tonkins, formerly of Staton, Or.,
trouble. These cnekoo organs should re- . , .y . flli Kev Lamar's place
member that to Mr. Lenti Is credited to , ui , , fowH ciiurch,
the good work of killing the Load postal rettcll(Svi nere Sunday.
I -
p It. W.U.S
County Surveyor and Civil Engineer
Home-stead seekers located at
reasonable rates.
Condon, Oregon.
RKYES Is U'NA
PWYSIClANS AND SURGEONS.
Payor ntKM rnl lit TWnttly answered.
Office ill Nn Mskdahi ltHlUiiuir.
CONDON - - - .OREGON.
QR. J. W. VOUIil.
Specialist for RefractTon and
Defects of trie Eye,
WlllTlsll Cbndott Evory Tim Month..
Watch Loral Column tor Paten.
If. II. IIKNDRUKS. Jl HOWSHMStr.
HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
...a.. omCES
riasT ao.titKu wast or row, orrtca, condon.
nusTDomt scrt'h or STSiwaa'a bkk k, rosaii.;
Cnivfiif attention to Uwl business In Rtllinin
and Wheeler couuttv. A Niary in evh ollUu.
full and complete line of Bam and Stoughton Wagon,
The latest improved Oliver and MoKne Gang Plows.
he up-to-date Monitor and Buckeye lloe and Inm Praia.
McCormick improved! roller-bearing Mowers', Reapers and Binders,
The unequalled Milwaukee Chain Drive Mower.
Russell & Co.'a Engines, Threshers and Fixtures. '
The Little O'ant Tread Power Threshers.
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
I hare uppolutvd as try deputies tha following
persons! i
U B. TownneiKl, iromtow.
Charley V bite, riwr chick.
R. M. Jhn0!. I.one Rork.
StoeJk Inspector forUilllam County, Oregon.
bill in congress which, had it become a
law, wonldhave sqneexed the life out of
almost every small country weekly in
the United States. Lenta has proven
himself the friend of the country pub
lisher, but many of that class don't seem
to appreciate his friendship.
Mrs. Annie Taylor, of Evening Star
Lodge was elected as delegate to the Re
bekau Assembly which meets at Astoria,
May 13. ,
D. S. Brown of Condon was here Mon
day, ,
To our Patrons.
William Christie, a practical news and
job printer, has accepted a position as
foreman of the mechanical department
of the Globe office, and the establish
ment is iu a better position than ever
before to attend to the wants of its cus
tomers in an expeditious manner. The
office has been working short-handed
for a few months, but from now on we
expect to give onr readers a better news
paper, our advertisers a better medium,
and the patrons of our jub department
quicker and more satisfactory service.
We thank our many patrons for past fa
vors, aud expect to merit a continuance
of the same in the future.
The Populist Convention.
By an oversight the Globe was not
furnished with a report of the Popnlist
eonnty convention, which met in this
city on Saturday, March 31, in time for
our last issue, which accounts for the de
lay of the report which follows : The con
vention met at 10 o'clock A. M. in the
' : OLEX. '
Frank Little has been on the sick list
but is better.
Mrs. Joseph Martin is eick, with Dr,
Rnedy in attendance. She is reported
better.-
The tinpan brigade called on Bill Jost,
Sunday night, and made him dig up for
getting married. He says' it was money
well spent.
Misa Einehart, of Gray's Harbor,
Washington, arrived Monday on a visit
V her father, F. M. Rinehart.
C. C. Clark, of Blalock, ia doing our
neighborhood for the Pennsylvania tread
power thresher.
We are well pleased with the candi
dates for office, but sorry we can't please
all of them. .
Thanks to Judge Bradshaw for his jn
dicious and economical management in
postponing circuit court.
Teachers' Examination.
The examination of teachers, for coun
rear room in Armory half and was well I ty papers, is in progress this week under
ttended bv representatives of the party the supervision of County Superintend
from the different precincts. W.J. Ed-lent K. A. McCally, assisted by Mrs,
wards of Mayville was elected chairman Grace Thomas of Olex and Miss Mabel
and F. B. Moore of the same precinct I Halstead of Condon. The following ap-
was elected secretary. A lengthy dis-1 plicants for certificates are present:
cushion of the present political outlook Misses Lulu FiUwater, Susie Stevenson,
was then held, which was characterized of Condon ; Miss Lucy Hnrlburt, of Ar-
the ntmost harmony, and after a care- lineton: Misses Eloise Phillips and
fnl review of the situation it was nnani-1 Edyth McKinney and Mr. ii. W. Apple
nionsly agreed that the party would not of Olex; Misses Flora Ward and Erne
Dut a countv ticket in the field for thel Williams of Lime Rock: Miss Alice KO'
coming campaign. . li. aioore was aoipn, aiayvine.
elected chairman of the county central
com mittee for the ensuing two years, and
the following gentlemen were elected as
delegates to the Slate Convention, which
is in session in Portland to-day: W. J
Edwards, B. K. Searcy, Oscar Maley
and F. B. Moore.
quRsiwK! General Merchandise
IS VKRY COMt'LETE, WHICtt WK AUK DKUVKllISO TO OUR CV8TOMUKS
Afl UlWECT ntlCES.
CALL AND SEE AND BE CONVINCED.
SHURTE & WEIR CO.
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
Scroll Uort( a Specialty.
Plans and Esti mates Furnished
Condon : : Oregon.
C. S. PALMER,
prtistk Barber.
Sleek: Shaves
and Hair-cuts.
Razors honed and re-ground.
CONDON - - - OREGON.
For Sale.
One j blood Herford bull two years
old.
One blood Herford bull four years
old.
Animals may be seen at my ranch 5
miles northeast of Condon.
D. S. Bbowk
Papering and Painting.
W. A. Darline has just received a full
line of latest Wall Paper samples 1900
oatternsl and is prepared to lurnisheeti
mates Etc. on short notice. Paper
liansins and Painting done on short
notice and in a neat and workmanlike
manner. Give him a call.
Treasurer's Notice.
All countv warrants registered prior
toJuly 1. 1898. will be paid on preset
taiion at my ollice. Interest ceases after
this date. . H. Uabker,
Treasurer of Gilliam countv, Oregon
Dated at Condon, Ore., Jan. 30, 1900.
ARLINGTON.
The Public School closed here last
Friday with an interesting programme,
The stage has been loaded down to the
guards of late. Last Sunday there were
ten passengers going towards Condon.
. W. W. Weatherford, who has been
tick for some time, is holding his own,
with little hope of recovery.
Mr. Henry Little and Mrs. Tellis were
married at the Baptist church last Sun
day evening after church services. Mrs.
Tellis was formerly of Matney Flat.
- Win. Lindsay, from Montana, bought
from Charles McAllister 110 head of fine
bucks the first of the week, and shipped
them Irom this place.
There has been light frosts several
nights but not heavy enough to kill
tender plants, and if the next ten days
pass without a freeze there will be a
heavy crop of fruit.
the city bag had a erstem ol pipes
laid in the park and in a few years the morratt after all, and that Is just what
,. , , n . the rest oi us inongni an me uiue,
in the county. The trees are mostly lo-
LONE ROCK.
Mr. Nuckolls and family have moved
over to Rock Creek.
Quite a number of voters in this pre
cinct have not regietered yet. Some of
them will likely lose their vote by their
own carelessness,
Mrs. Robinette and her little boy have
been very sick the past week. A number
of other's have been under the weather
also.
We are pleased to note that Mrs. Golf
is somewhat better and is able to sit up
a little, after a four weeks siego with
rheumatism.
Frank Stewart and wife have gone to
Hillsboro. where they will visit relatives
for a short time and then proceed to
Astoria to spend the summer.
A number of our land owners are eow-
ng Krome grass eeeu una spring, ii
Irvsoil is what it needs, as they say.
thin country will surely produce it in
abundance.
Several heavy frosts the fore part of
the week in this locality. Considerable
anxiety is felt among the fruitgrowers
for fear Jack frost win nip me unit in
the bud.
Morgan Ward and Lewis Miller, of
Wheeler county, went over to Fossil last
week to attenl the 1'opulist convention,
but like onr Gilliam county pops perhaps
they just concluded they were only de-
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Conrt of the State of Oregon tor
the Conntv of Gllltm.
W. limits, i'lulutiff, vs, Edgar T. Peraona,
Defendant.
To K.lsur T. Person!, the above nnra 'd defend
tit
In the name of the Mate of Ororon, jov are
hereby required to appear and aniwer inc com
plaint filed axnlutt vott In the lore entitled e-
ml II rim fail o to aiinwer, for want therm',
the plaintiff will take jadgment ajralimt yon for
the mn of tNJO.OO with interest thereon at the
rate of ten per cent peranuam irom meiutn.aay
nf Aiurai !. le liO.OO paid thereon on Dee.
12, J9: for 17-).00 attornejr'i foe; for24,jH
with intereot thereon at me rate oi per ceiu
per annum from the 2d. day of February, 1'
f..r ii7 ;n. with Interrnt thereon at the rate of I
nereeitt uer annum from the l"th, day of Feb
ruary, ls!"i; for tlfi.l& with interest thereon at
the rate ot S per tent per annum irom me. list.
day ol Decern oer, lor mm cent wim in
tercut at the rate ol 8 per cent per annum from
the S)lh day ot Dec., 1K, nn lor i.io wim in
tereat thereon from the th. day of Dec.. 1W7
and for plalntiffa eoita and dtibunement! in
thia action, and alto an order for the tale of the
attached property in wild action, to wit: The
fvmtbalf of N-c.'i in townahipi rionth, Range:
tui in Gilliam Couutv. iireson. and a one-
fonrth interest in the growing crop of wheat
thereon.
Thin mmtiffiii ! terved npon you by phllc.
Hon thereof In the CoHDos (i-"HC. a weekly
ui-wannner nnhllkhed ill aaid (illliain County, bv
onler of the Hon. W. I,. Bradaliaw, Jiidue of the
above named eonrt, mane nt enainoera in uaii
cltr. Oreuon. on March l lth., hajo, which aald
order rccribca that the aaine be imblihed one
a wi4 fornix conaeeutive weeka; that the firat
publication aliall be made on the l.rlh. day of
JiKirh, l'.W), und that the aervice be deemed
complete on the 26th day of April, 19a), and yon
are required to apear and anawer aaia coin.
viiUUl uD or oeiure aaiu iaa( lining, fjnicr,
r W. H. Wiiooir,
Attorney for i'iaintiff.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice ia hereby given that the nnderalgned
waaon the 2tb. day of February, 1900apH)inted
exot-Htor of the eatate ol Nancy J. iinwu.ae
eeaaed. by the County Coart of Oregon for Oilll
am County. All peraona having claims againat
aaid eatate are hereby notified to prevent the
ame in me dnir verilied at my borne aouth
eaat of Condon, Oregon, or at the ofilce of
Hendricka 4i Bowerman, my attorneys, at
their otHce at Condon, Oregon, within nix
months from the date and first publication of
thlM notice.
Dated at Condon. Oregon, this 1st. day ot
March, A. U. 1UUU.
Executor of the Estate of Nancy i. Hawk dec1
,1 A X- I I
eust and are about fourteen years old. ri" Y""," ,
i
with rheumatism, give
Psitn-ltfllm si trial. It
The park was donated to the city by J. iii,,ot cost yon a cent if itdoesnogood.
W. Smith, who bad spent several thous- One application will relieve the pain,
an J dollars on it. I It also enres sprains and bruises in one-
tbird the time reqmrea by any oiner
A Horrible Outbreak treatment. Cnts, burns, frostbites qnin-
"Of lanrfi aorea on rn little. danohtpr's 7. Palns 10 tne ",(,e "na Ct,ee Bnaa'
large sores on my nuieaangnter s , . ., .weilinffa are ou ck v cur-
tiead developed into a case of scald head'
writes C. D. Iabill.of Morgantown.Tenn
but liucklen's Arnica Salve completely
cured her. It's a guaranteed cure fot
Kcxeina, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Pimples,
Bores, Ulcers and Piles, Only 25 cents a'
the Condon Drng Co's.
led by applying it. Eery bottle war
ranted. Price, K ana wi cts. at me
Hudson Pharmacy, C. W Crosneld, Mgr.
GENERAL OTIS.
This fine stallion will make the season
of 1!)00 as follows:
W. L. Barker's ranch April 7 8-17-18-
27 and 28.
Condon April 9 10-19-20 23 and 30,
Mayville April 11-12 21-22 and Ma
land 2.
Fossil April 13 14-23-24 and May
and 4.
Lout Valley (at Baldinz ranch Apr!
Ja-lo JLh-Ui ami May 6 ami u, an i ciintui
uinit throughout the season in the ain
rotation.
Ui-ii. Otn is a bright bav. 7-vears-old
weighinir 1000'llis. 8 red by Strii-kland'
ricotch OlcdH. "Unroer." (irandxire
''Candluir" (Keg, No, 6S(!) lirsl dau
Kniflish Draft mar"Snlp". Secnmi dan
llnllii of H,!.itlaml" (lie. No. HS78).
' lor teruie i.lc. see bills or eiupure m
10. COilflETT, KEEPER,
KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I.hd OKMtE At Thb Dai-lks, Ob., Mar. Ii, 1000.
Notice Is herebT srtven that the following-
named acttler IimsIiIch houceot iierniiciitioii to
mult final nrof.f In autTMrt of her clHlin. and
that anid proof will be made befoie H. N. Ftaser,
County ('Icrk at Condon, Oregon, on rriuoy,
April 2U r.sju, r.:
BAD1 V. R. V. KM AN, of Condon, Oregon,
ltd. E. No. C722. Lot 1 V. xmV. ande.UseU,
ec I. tn 4 a. r 20 e V M. the iianii the fol-
owll)K WltnobtM'S lo prove ner conuonooa rea-
iilencenrion and cultivation of aald land, viz:
Mrs. .ti. t:. r.aaiman, jainea ,,oniu, iiiume
Bergeand C. A. tjiuipaon. all of Condon, On-gou
JAI 1 , Hegiaier,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
. ijtvt) On lit at Tub Dai,i.k. Ob., Mur. 19, l'JOO.
Notice ia lierebr trfren that the following-
iiuiiicd acttler hua fih-d notlci-of hla Intention
to iniikn ft u nl proof in aiiiiimrt of hia claim
indtiiatKitu nrool will be maaewnire ii.
rT, county clerk, ut condon, Utcgon on
Krlday, Miiy4, I'.nio, vu:
WILLIAM I' A I.MKE, of Condon, Oregon,
Id. F..No. IVI77 for the a i s e 'A.ne'i sw and
lot 7 sec. I Hi. I a. r 2)1 e VV. M.
He iiaiiica the loiiowing wnneasea 10
uove lila continuous residence tiion and eul-
'atinn oi aiitn iiino, vtx:
H. H. I'oiuuri, p-iimuct Lamlicraon, r. F. i'skoii
md W ll!Um Looncv, all of I'oiidou, oretfon.
Jay 1'. LUCAS Uvgister,
CITATION.
In the County Conrt of the Mate of Oregon, for
tor tlie f:oitntv of Gilliam.
In the matter of lb estate of J. A. Linn, de-
Ceased, Citation:
To Mrs. Carrie jonnaon, Mrs. Mary isacaon
Mra. Marie lloodcll and Mr. c. K. Lind and at!
ariic interested in the eatate ol said deceased
Ireeting:
in the name of the fttate of Orciron :
Yon and each of yoa are hereby cited and
rennlred to niiticar in the Countv Court of the
couniy oi diliam, ai we coun rtaim inereor, a.
lioiiilon, in tne county oi omiam, on lueaoay,
the Kth ihi v of May. 1'JIJO. at 2 o'clock In the after.
noon of that doy, then and there to annw cause
why an order should not be made authorizing
thesale of the K. K. v. of the N, w. '4, the s.
of the N. E. XA and the H. K. H of the . K. M.
ec. XI in To. IH.. It. 21 E . W. M. In Gilliam
County. Oregon, containing HO acres of land
and being the property of said estate.
1 Met vice ol this citation la hereby made by pub
lication in the CoKboM Glokk, a weekly news
paper of general circulation puMiafteQ at Mm
don. in said county and state, for four coiisecu-
live weeks, live issues, commencing with the
lasneof Thursday, March 11, 11SKI and ending
with I lie Issue 01 lliiirsony April 19. iwaj
virtue of an order duty made and entered
said court on the 6th day of March USUI.
W.J. Marikks,
Judee of the County court of tlie Mate
Oregon, for the county of (illliiim with the
seal of Mild court alTixeu this llitli day
March, A. l). nasi.
Attest: H. K. Ka.BK, CK-rk,
ByCHAS, O. I'outwood, lieputy.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lakb Orrtca, Thb Dai.i.ks, Or., Mar. 19 IflOO,
Notie Is hcrcly given that the following
named settler has hied notice 01 nia intention
make final proof ill uportof hfsclnfin, and thi
that said proof will fie maOe before If. M Kraxc
county clerk .at condon, Oregon, on Friday, Ma
1, r., viz;
OEOKGE 1-. N KALE, of condon, Oregon
lld.E. Ko, 4.179 for the wU nw 4 and nw i sw
See. I1.Tti.4HK. 21K. W7M.
He nameathe following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation
suld land viz: T. O. Jolinson. 8. II. Marker,
L. Wilcox and S. If. Downing, ail of condon,
Oregon. JAY V. LL'CAS, Kcglater.
Remember wk.iiavk
the lakqeast line ov
Agricultural implements
BETWEEN THE DALLES
AND PEN'DJXrOW,-
Which wore bought at prices to defy coiupetitionr
DROP IN AT COB'S
5R00fl
Next Door to Bowling Alley Arlington,
when you ff tlk anjoytng a ffrat-claea
CIGAR Ofl MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT.
All kinds of first-class liquors on. hand.
si A ft
Of Arlington, Or.
NO. 3918,
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Accounts Kept Subject to Check.
Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States
and Europe. Interest allowed on time deposits.
SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVENT0 COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS-
Prealdanti FRANK
LORD, L C. ED.
M.FRENCH, Praaldent! W. W. STEIWER, Vic
T. HURLBURT, Caahlar.
DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH. W.W. STEIWER. W.
WARDS AND F. T. HURLBURT. 2
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAII LEBOUS, PROP.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
Billiard aijd pool Sables.
First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught
Main St., Condon, Oregon
Our immonse lino of Rpring and Summer Goods hnw j.Ubt ftrrivotl.
S12E THEM, miCH THEM, C0.MPAUK TIIKM.
Se tlvetiv bocauso it is a pleasure to limped nioo, now gooJ.
Frioo them becnuao hero lios tho eooret of our success. Beauty ftlonw
cannot always plenao but wohavo always been ablo to pkaso our custo-
uiera when it cornea to prieo.
Compare them and seo if our lino of Two Tonod Covert, Grey Boigo,
Blaek llerring-bono Diagonal,. Merges, Puttings, and Novelties don't-"
compare favorably with samples you got from Portland and the East,
We give you what you are looking for and give you a chance to bo
oct tbo beet.
Fifty Different Patterns of Sum
mer Wash Goods to Select
From.
Dotted Swiss, Colored Swiss
Striped Lappet, Check Lawn,
Fancy Organdies, Fancy. Figured Cord,
Crepon, Percales, Etc. Etc
Trimmings of all Kinds.
Measure thcro, compare them, pull them, stretch them,
give them every test that ft woman's nit and judgement
can deyise and sea it they will not stand up under tho
moBt trying ordeal.
Write for Samples and Prices
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FICURES.
LORD & CO.
Arlington, Oregon.
CHARLES FIX,
Bowling Alley and Baths.
Lower Main St., Condon, Ore.
POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC.
GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE
Largo Scales, price 25c a draft: reduction on contract weighing.
THE "MODEL"
C C. WILSON & CO, Proprietors.
A Quiet Resort,
Headquarters for High Grade "Wet" Goods
Green River Whiskey. Olympla Beer.
Fancy Mixed Drinks.
Fix Building, CONDON, OREGON
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1 ' j
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M illtiiK to iMy yearly n)0, psyablt) weekly. I)e
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vi'rt'wiu xi'lisiiirf'fl. Kix'loim M'lf'srldritssi-il
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thronghont. blx holes, Ho. B covers,
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Oven 18x18x13. High body 20 inches,
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doable ft re back and bottom grate. To
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i'll. 60. Copper niiklo plated reservol
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and the manufacturers are back of tl
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GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r.
The public will find that no better accommodations, run b
found iu thia country than at this house. MoiiIb 25c; hedt 25c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEM."
E. T HOLLENBEGK, 'ffl. E.
Consulting Engineer. Estimates made- on all kinds of
Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Tumps and Pump
ing Plants. Repairing a Specialty. If you hare any
thing you think past fixing, bring it to mo.
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIX BUILDINC.
CONDON
OREGON.
VHEII LOOKIIIG FOR BARGAINS GALL Oil
AL. HENSHAW-
lie has a complcto stock of tho following goods on band and
more coming on every train.
Furniture, Hardwaro, Carpenter's Tools, Paints.
Blankets, Gloves, Wall Paper, IIouso Lining.
Stoves, Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery.
Trunks, IIand:bags, Undertaker's Goods.
Remember! He will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notico.
T. Q. Earhart,
Fred Wllaon
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
inUrm FINEST BRANDS Wn
Uir;es, IJquors ar;d Qars.
FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
EARHART & WILSON,
CONDON,
Prop'rs.
ORE.
LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO.,
HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager.
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER?
Wo ofTor a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting
of flooring, ceiling, rustic) ship-lap and all kinds of rough
Lumber. Careful attention given to bills of special sizes, and
dimension stuff.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE.
LOST VALLEY - - OREGON.