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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOllDOil GLOBL THURSDAY, APRIL 2ft. I00, THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY. OfTECON. - v SOTKH. Th "Mtf IyitUph rwiviwitt'lenre tmm U ifHii)i. im (liDliiin iwiulv. alia louuike HiIk inp'r llif It-mllu wn modi nn itt tlw iinmtv mid fmtto ir :rH'1 to it ii r.y tfiMili'iir In tlia mWH of thckr fwkm' it iiplKlilirlionilK. f 'urn-ai u-U-wt m ist Iw hkik'iI liy tlir writer. iit mwitmullv (wm- lilWlltMl, bill H Nil eVIllflKVUIHVl I'litll, HtHl the tiiltor asmim w rvsSMiHl'itlkty fiui ipitfc lou vx nHi t.y cwm-npHMuU'iw BOARD OF TRADE. A movement r m foot Among fhe tmHiiieca men and r-itizrns to till a lonir-f.-lt want in Coition by organising lri of trade or commerrial club Laving for its o'ljct the advamtiiiiftit of Die Imi'iuei'a intrrpst!' of Condon and th iip-bniliimn on I development of this section ft(i liam ronuty. Th (iionr hs, in the punt, directed attention to the argent nned of soniesuuh . erganil ttinn here, but, until Now the time did not aeetu ripe for our citizens to take hold of the mutter and push it to successful issue. Never before have the ron'titions been so favorable for estab lishing such an organization in Condon, and, it may be added, never before has the need of it been so apparent to the people. The town needs the nnited -ff. irt of every one of its wide-awake eiti ns which such en organisation alone rnn afford to bring it to, and keep it at, the head of the procession of Eastern Uregnn towns of its class, and we hope to see a full ttirnoot of all who are interest ed when the meeting is called.: There are a number of projects which are within onr reach just now that, if secur ed, will be to tlMj advantage of every ritiien, and which, if not secured by us, w ill go to some more enterpritting town. As has lieea demonstrated time and sriin in the past, " what fs everybody's business is nobody's business, " and it appears that the lime hns at last arrived when we must organise for onr own pro tection and profit, and put ourselves in a position to look oat fur the interests of ur town as Hie citizens of other places ook out for theirs. It takes rustling ami push to make a thrifty, tip-top, Bret t-lass, live town and all observing men will agree that soch towns are peopled bv citizens who hare the sagacity to or ganize and gu after what tbey want. Let n have the elob! Respectfully dedicated to the commer cial travelers out of a job, by Dr. Carlos Wright, Joseph, Ure. My country 't i$ of thee, tweet Zand of Xibertv (?) ., Of thee I $ing. ' . Xand where4)or job all died, Xand of Protection! pride, What woe doth US betide For truftf are King. .Appeal. If Iron bled with rheumatism, give Chamberlain's Fain-Balm trial. It will not cost yon a cent if it does no good. One application will relieve the pain, It also cares sprains and bruises in one- third the time required bv an? other treatment. Cots, burns, frostbites qnin- Bey, pains in the side and chest, giauda lar and other swellings are quickly car ed by applying it. E"ery bottle war ranted. Price, 25 and 50 cts. at the Hudson Pharmacy, C. W Croefield, Mgr. Registered Voters. Up nutil rnefday afternoon 616 re gistrations had been reported at the coanty clerk's office, the varions pre cincts being represented as follows : Ar lington 93. Blalock IS. U ck Creek 81, Condon 117, Ferry Canyon 101. Idea 10, Matnev 40. Lone Hock 37, Trail Fork 29, May ville G7, Willoir Creek 2i LOST VALLEY. . Ralph Fwk of Wagner visited friends liere Monday and laesday.; Jos. Frizzell made a business trip to Uiem this week. , V. F. De Ford left on Wednesday, 11th April, for the shearing corrals at lone. Mrs. J. C. Hodges and daughter are quite sick with whooping cough. Martin Uillihan of Sanvies Island was in our vicinity for several days last week looking after his property interests here. Miss Mary Kihhey is at present the guest ol Mrs. Herbert Halelead ol this place. Henry Williams, Jesse Manger, Ed Mires, and J. F. Coney left this week for the shearing corrals. Chas. Mote returned Sunday from business trip to WaMron a ad Uird'a Creek. Frank Woosley returned Satnrday from Lawrence, Marion Co., where he liu bean visiting his mother the past mouth. ' v Alfred Toler left to-day for Sumpter where his father, Lieson Toler, ezpects soon to follow to try, as he says, " to fiud the American God." Jos. Frizzell has jnt made a bnsiness trip to 8pray, on the John Day. and very much admires the location of the tow n, both as a location and a bubinesa point. The boys who have been digging the boles for the telephone line between Lost Valley ami Condon returned to-day, having completed that part of the job. Frank Van Cleave and family left for Echo today, where Mrs. Van Cleave will remain, visiting her mother for several weeks, while ber husband returns to join a shearing crew. We learn, from reliable sources, that work will soon commence on a new choolhouse in this district. We are fadly in need of snch a building and think the patrons of the school intend to put up a honse that will be a credit to the neighborhood. y- A Horrible Outbreak "Of large sores on my little daughter's fiend developed into a cane of scald head" writes C. D. Ialiill.of Morgantown.Tenn. Imt Bucklen'a Arnica Salve completely cured her. It's a guaranteed core for Eczema, Tetter, gait Rheam, Pimples, Bores, Ulcers and Piles. Only 25 cents at the Condon Drug Co's. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LtKB Ornc.K At Thk Dm.i.ek, Oa.. Apr. ai, 1900. Notice t hereby riven thitt the following namfi sutttnr ha tllod notice of hi. lutMitlon to eotmntite and make liiml pro tf in support oi hi. In in, mid that aald prool will be made before Vnvtrr Cmwlonl, Co nity Cl rk at lleppuer, Ure ffon, an Thursday, May m, 1MW. vis: . DAVID . KiHIISKTT.of Lone Kock, Oregon. Hd. K. No. WW, forthescVi, nw'4 sw'i ne'i and w'j, se1. sue al. Ip 4 a. r 24 e W. M. He uiimea the following wltucaea in provu his continuous r"Mdeuce upon and cultlvatl.tii of srild lauil, via: Amos Wlnelanrt, (Jeorge I'erTy, A. I.. Wlne land, aud JaiuusCuiemmi. all of Lone Hot'k, Ore. Jav P. I.I'caii, Kegialer. hiibftcrihe lor the uunw.. Democratic Tic ket STATE. M. EAMMV of Marlon. f ,4 DoO, Cwwii--W. SCIU LiitvlvK. H of WHMiiiiRton. DISTRICT. Cmmmi f rf.-tfrtoi -WM. 8MUrt f fcizer. JeM S,iv tit .trto-V. . tmAJ M ttrant -ifiM Oi.Mor W. J. KDWAK1M of (.Ulliaia, K. K. .M1.SKNKR it W hwkir, T. R. COON o( Wave. COUNTY. tw.Wr W. R. "OYER erf CHrm. . airtfw. L. Wllx'OX at comton. CM-T. . JOUNSOS ot Condou. fc.u-lVM. MfiROVKot Furry Canyon. rrrnrV. H. STKI'HKSSON ol Condon. Sum .!.!..'. K. NKAL of Arlington. L. W. DARUNU vt Cmidon. Condon Precinct. JvMic. MM retG. U N EAI.E. Ci(W.-. C. STKK KLANU. JW .(wr-A. S. RICE. I. O. O. F. . To dav the Independent Order of Odd Fellows'will celebrate the8lt anniver earv of their lodge in the United States. The order originated in London in 1745 and the first permanent lodge in the United States was instituted at Haiti nmr Ai art land, on AdHI 20. 1S19. bv Thomas Vildley and four others who had been members of the order in tug land. The order in the United States comprises lodges in every state and ter ritory, also in uanniia, ownzenawi, Au stralia and Chili. The order is founded on the broad principles of Friendship, Love and Truth, and is one of the strong est beneficiary orders, in point ol num bers and wealth, in ezistence. imu fel lows point with pride to the fact that the widow and the orphan are their especial care and to the nomberlesa in stances in which these helpless ones have been cared for and assisted when all the world seemed cold and dark save for the blessed halo which shines for them around the mystic letters and the mystic links. Millions Given AWay. It is certainly most gratifying to the public to know of one concern which it not afraid to be generons. ' The proprie tors of Dr. King's New Discovery or Consumption, Cooghs and Colds, have given away over ten million trial bottles and hare the satisfaction of knowing it has cored thousands of hopeless cases Asthma, Bronchitis, La Grippe and all Throat, Chest and Lang diseases are surelv cared by it. Call on the Condon Drag Co. and get a free trial bottle Regular size 50c and f 1.00. Every bot tle guaranteed. New Train Service on the . O. R. & N. The dooWe train service to be estab lished between Portland and Chicago, April 22, in which the 0. B. & N., the Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line are interested, will shorten the through time 11 hoars. Train No. 2 leaving Portland at 9.15 A.M., beginning on the date named, will be known as the Chica go-Portland special. It equipment will be new. making it (ally the equal of any train now in service from the Pacific coast to the east. It will consist of mail-car, baggage-car, a library-composite car, first-class Pulman sleeper, a dining-car. two chair-cars and a tourist sleeper. There will be but one change of cars to all Eastern points. The full time will be three days through to Chi' cago, or four days and two boors to New York. ' The second train, known at No. 6, will leave Portland at 0.20 P.M., connecting at East Portland with the touthern Pacific' overland train from San Fran cisco, and will carry through equipment to Chicago via the Union Pacific and the Chicago & .North extern, and also the equipment for the Washington di vision of the O. K. & N., in connection with the tireat Northern for Ht Paul. This train will reach Spokane at 10 A M A dining-car will be furnished for break' fast into Spokane, and fordinner on cor responding train leaving Spokane at 3 45 P.M. The new schedule as arrang ed will supply the most complete service ever furnished on the O. B. & N., as it provides increased service in Eastern Oregon, where it is greatly needed, and gives immediate connection with the Washington division at Pendleton. At this point there is a large interchange of traffic on account of the various nun ing districts of Baker Coanty. the Coeur d' Alene, the Kepnbiic and Kootenai miningcamps. Portland isgreatly bene fitted by this change, in as much as in creased service is given from Eastern Oregon and Idaho. No. 2 will arrive in Chicago at 9.30 A M. ; No. 0 at 7.45 A.M. as at present. The westbound train oat of Chicago, corresponding with No. 2, is No. 1. This will arrive in Portland at 4.00 P.M. The train corresponding with the eastbonnd No. 6 is No. 3, outof Chicago. This will reach Portland at 7.30 A.M. Westbound train No. 1 will leave Chicago at 6 30 p.m. and Omaha at 8.20 a.m. the following day. The time will be reduced two hours and 45 minutes. No. 3 westbound train will leaveChicago at 10.30 p.m. and Omaha at 4.25 p.m. the next day. The service on the Union Pacific on all these trains include Butfet-smoking-library cars and dining cars. No. 6 will carry daily ordinary sleeper to Kansas City, with change en route to ordinary cars to Chicago. Consult the nearest ticket agent for detailed information. W. II. HlRLBUET, General Passenger Agent. For Sale, Cheap. One Pitt's separator and horse power and complete threshing outfit. For par ticulars enquire of Cookr i;hoh., London, Or. GENERAL OTIS. This fine stallion will make the season of 1900 as follows: W. L. Barker's ranch-April 7-8-1718-27 and 28. Condon April 0-10-19-20-29 and 30. Mawille April 11-12 21-2-' and May land'2. Po8il April 13 14 23-21 and May 3 and 4. Lout Valley (at Balding ranch) April 15-1(1 25-2(5 and May 6 and 6, and contin uing throughout the season in the same rotation. 4 ien. Oti l a bright liay, 7-yenrs-old, weighing 1900 lbs. Sired hy Strickland' rt.'ott-h Clvde, "Uanrper." tirandsire, "Candhnr" (Reg. No. 58rt) First dam English Draft inare"8nip". Kecnnd dam 'Mtelle of ricntlaml" (Kg. No. 1078). For tern. s Etc. see bills or enquire of ED. CQRKETT, KEEPER. p II. WAUN County Survwyorand Civil Engineer llonie-8tend aoekeM locatsd at reasonable rules. Condon, Orsgon. 1.1? S A PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON. . Dayorntgtitealh nmt)iynwereil. (ifBcc In 5vw JIumiiiIu Biilltllng. CONDON - - - - OREGON. ). J. F. GrtXETTE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Offlct A of CoHiim )rnf C. DR J. W. VlXiKL Specialist for Retraction nd Dwfeota of tti Er Wilt Vtaft Condon Kvef Ttm- Monttin. : Watrh Local Column for Datea. H. HXMDatCKS. JAY SOWKKM IK. HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. nasTiciLDiNO want or pokt orrtca, condon. riamDooa MoaTH or stbiwbr's aaica, romtii.; CarvfHl attention to fcfgnt bnnlnrM In GtllUm anil Wtweter comities, A NoUry in each ottlce. Deputy Stock Inspectors. I hare appointed a my drputlea tbe following persons: n. n. iwmu, .inniKHiih L. B. Towmwnd, Condon. Charley W bite, Paper bark. R. M. JnH!o!c, Lone Rock, Mock Innpeetor furUilliam County. Oregon H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter, and Builder. Scroll Uork; a Specialty Plans and Estimates Furnished Condon : : Oregon. C. S. PALMER, Irtish Barber. Sleek; Shaves and Hair-cuts, Razors honed and re-Rround CONDON - - - OREGON. For Sale. One blood Ilerford ball two years old. One blood Ilerford bull four reara old. Animals may be seen at my ranch 5 miles northeast of Condon. D. 8. Bbowk. Papering and Painting. W. A. Darling hai just received foil line of latest Wall Paper aamnlea 1900 Da t tern I and is prepared to furnish etl mates Etc. on short notice. Paper Hanging and Painting done on short notice and in a neat and workmanlike manner; Give him a call. SUMMONS. In tbe Circuit Conrt of the State of Oregon for Hie Coanty of GillUm. W. Untie, Plaintiff, va, Edgar I. Persona, Defendant - ' To Edgar T. Periona, the above namd defend ant In tbe name of 'the Ptnte of Omtnn. voa are hereby reqnltvd to appear and anawer the com. plaint fllwl amttmt yoa in the above entitled c tion.witbin the time hereinafter mentioned, and 11 ton fall ao to anawer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take indfrmenl aniline yoa lor the aam of IKW.W with intemt Ihereon at the rate ol ten per cent per annam irora Me linn, nay ol Annint. INK. Im I.Yl,00 told thereon on Dee. li )M: for 1175.00 a. attorneys fee: for fl.M with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per eent per annum from the 2d. day of February. 1W5; lor Vl:tl, with Interent thereon at the rate of oer cent ocr annum from the l"th, day ot Feb- rnary, IMft; for flft.48 with Intern! thereon at the rate ot 8 per eent per annam irom ine mm. day of December, l; for (17.22 eenta with in tercut at the rate of S per eent perannnm from the aKh day of Dee., lWifi, and for Sift. 40 with In terest tnereon from me -Tin. any oi u liwi, and for plaintirTx eoM and dinbanementa in ihia action, and aiao an order for the sale of the attached nmnertv in laid action, to wit:-Tbe En.t half of bee. i in townihip'i Hoolh, Kanire Eaat, In (jilliara Coanty, Oregon, and a one foartb intereat in tbe (roving crop of wheat tnereon. Thi. .Hmmon. la terred nuon von bv nahllca Hon thermit III tha CrlKDO liUIU. a Weekly neatananer nnbllahed In aald Gilliam Coanty, by order ol the Hon. W. L. hradabaw, jadire of the above named court, made at chambera m iMiiea Cltv. Orecon. on March 14th.. hM. which aald order preaeribea that the name be pablUhed once a week for.ix consecutive weeks; that the Brat Eiililii-atlim shall be made oil the 15th. day of rrh, 10, and that the service he deemed complete on tbe 2tth day of April, 1000, and yon are required to appear and answer said com. piaini on or oeiorc aam iasi oameu unie. W. H. Wimak. Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Timber Culture, Final Proof. C 8 Laud Omen. Tim Dauks, Ob.. Apr. 13, 1M0. Notice is berehy given that Jonn uooper, of MhwIUc. timnn has tiled notice of in tention to make final proof before H. N. Frager, county clerk, at bis office In Condon, Oregon, on FRIDAY, JUNE 1. 1900. on Umber culture application No. 3267, for the sw i aw and s se H ec. !B, tp 9 a. r 11 e. w M. lie names ss witneMea: A. M. Umlth. . L Cooper, John tortus, and J. B. rimlth, all of May Tiue.uregon. vT r. i.uiii, iwiuier. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lakb Orrica, Th Daixks, Ob,, Mar. 19 1900. Notice is hereby riven that the following. named settler has riled notice ot his intention to make final proofin support of hlsclafm. and that mat an in prool will he mane oeiore n. a r rsaer, county clerk at Condon, Oregon, on Friday, May , iuuu, via: CEORQE h. KEALE, Ot Condon, Oregon, Hd.K. So. for the wU nw and nm.tm Sec. 11, Tp. 4 Si K. 21 E. W. M. He nameathe following witneaaea to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of salu latin via: l. u. jonnaon, . n. naraer, it I,. Wilcox and J. H. Downing, all of condon Oregon. Jav P. Lucas, Register, . Petition for Liquor License. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County ol Gilliam. To the Hon. County Court of Gilliam County, Oregon. We tbe underaigned resident and legal voters of tbe Precinct of tone Hock, In said County and State, hereby petition your honorable body that a license he granted W. ft. Roberta, of laid precinct, to sell spirituous, malt and vinous llq Mora, at retail, In quantities leas than one gallon in the town of ljoat Hook, In aald Precinct, County and State: JoaephO. Ward.O. W. Boone, C. W. Pitcher, H. S. Keel, Jeff Hayes, Jos, M. Hayes, Amos Wiiieutiid, G. W. Madden, John II. Hayes, An brew Keel, 1. 11. Smith, I. C. Bennett, Jeff Keel, Riley Billings, J. K. Kalston, O. II. Keel, John Gothcn, Ed Comptou, Jack. Parker, F. B. Lan ders, Geo, Earhart, F. H. Robinson, R. M, John son, N. II. Kuckolle, J, Andrews, J. R Bennett, P. ft. Nicholson. Arthur Madden, Chas V. I'lieg ley, J. T. Turley, C. Kldgway, Wm K. Conon, Koy Foater, W, R. Roberta, To Whom It May Concern: Kotlce Is hcrclj given that the undersigned, W. It. Roberts, will, on the Hth day of May, 1900, apply to the Honor able County Court of Ullllam County, Oregon, for a license to sell at retail, In quantities less than one gnllou spirituous, malt and vinous Honors, lu the town and precinct of Lone Itock In said Gilliam County, Oregon. W. R, Hon rata 11 ANTED SEVERAL PERSONS FOR VI W rtlatrlct Orlli e Managers In this atate to n'p ma In their own and surroundina roiiutlca Willing to pay yearly ti'iOO. payable weekly. !' alrable einpleytnetit with unainial optxirtunitle RcIititii ea exclimiircd. Encliwe self-ndilreasi atiimia'd envelope, M. A. irk,;;j t nxluli build REMEMKER WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF Agricultural Implements BETWEEN THE DALLES AND PEXDLET0S, Which were botight at prices lo defy com petition. A full and complete lino of Bain him) The latest improved Oliver and Moline Oung Plows. he up-to-date Monitor and Ruekeye McCorniick improved roller-bearing Th uncnualled Milwaukee Chain Ruosell it Co.'s Engines, Threshers The Little O'onl Tread Tower Threshers. . OUR STOCK OP General 18 VERY COMl'LETK, W II It'll AT CALL AND SEE AND BE CONVINCED. SHURTE & DROP IN Next Door to Bowling Alley, Arlington ' when you tm Ilk CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE All kinds of first-class liquors on hand. Arli No. i Transacts a General "Accounts Kept Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe. Interest SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. D. M. FRENCH, Praaldenti W. W. 8TEIWER, Vlc-Praldnt FRANK T. HURLBURT. Caahler. DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W.W. 8TEIWER. W. LORD, L. C. ED. WARDS AND ARLINGTON SALOON, JEAII LABOUS, PROP. FINE WINES, LIQUORS and CHOICE CIGARS. BILLIARD and POOL TABLES. " FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR PRIDE. FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on Dhacgiit, Main St., Condon, Oregon BEADQCARTEBS , FOR HIOH-ORADB a THE a a " MODEL." WKT " oootm. yiNE WIIIBK1E& OLYMPIA BEER. FANCY MIXED DRINKS. A Quiet Lower Charles Main street tlUiUUUUllllUUtU E. A. NELSON. NELSON & (8acceuort to D. a i LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRUMMERS' TRADE. FIRST-CLASS Condon, Or. Corner I. CEVURTZ, THE HOME FURNISHER. PORTLAND Sloughton Wagons. Hot? and Diwr Drills. Mowers, Reapers and Binders. Drive Mowers. and Fixtures. Merchandise WIS AHR PKUVKRfXQ TO OUR CUSTOMERS J.0WK8T PRICK. WEIR CO. AT COB'S enjoying a flrat-olaaa , BEER Oil DRAUGHT. 3918, Banking Business. Subject to Check. allowed on time deposits. F. T. HURLBURT. BOWLING ALLEY . AMD , POOL TABLES IS CONNECTION. Resort. Condon. Oregon. Fix, Prop. J. 3, rOBTWOOD, PORWOOD M. RI.VEHART), ' RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS, Spring and Church sts FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES Do yon want a iteel range or a cook etove? If yon do wo will civs yon the celebrated Eclipae bteel Hangeiat prUfl that will aetonlah yoo. Tlieae rnnfrea are gaaranteed to bake perfectly and not to crack ur burn oct in 15 yeara. An up-to-date iteel ranse, of hlirh qnality at a very low price. High grade materials' and inperior workman"!)! throughout. 81 x holea, No. 8 cover Top surface 2(5i,'W. Firebox 25 Inchea Oven 18k18x13. High body 20 Inches only fl'U.OO. Cemented top oven plate, cnt long cen ter and hackwall. heavy ring covers doable flreback and bottom grate. Top cast in four parta, oven 18(19x12 Fire box 24 inchea. Only $15. 00. lteaervoir $22. 50. Copper nickle plated reservoir 7.i)0 extra attached to range. Yon rnn no riak In buying an Eclipse Range or Stove, everyone is guaranteed and the manufacturer are back of the guarantee. Bend for a complete atove catalogue free, I. CEVURTZ, TA 173-175 FIRST 8TREET, OREGON. SEEING IS OR FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT. BURIED TREASURES BROUGHT TO LIGHT AT LORD & GO'S. Our immense line of Spring and Summer Goods hag Juul arrivoJ. SEE THEM, PRICE THEM, COMPARE THEM. See thorn because it is a pleasure tt inspoct nioo, now gooJs. Price them because here lies the stnrret of or eivecesn. lkiautj alono cannot always ploaso but we have always boon able to plYatio our custo mers when U comes to price. Compare them and see if ottr iine Black Ilerring-bono Diagonal, Serges, Suitings, and Novelties don'l compare Javorably with samples you We give you what you are looking fur and give you a chance to se lect the best. 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 them, compare thenf, pull them, stretch them, give them every tost that a woman's lt and judgement can devise and see it they will not stand up under the most trying ordeal. Write for Samples and Prices ALL GOODS MARKED IH PLAIN FIGURES. LORD & CO. Ar 1 in gton, O rego n; RINEHART'S RESTAURANT Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. The public will find that no belter accommodations can be found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c. HEADQ.UARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN. E. T H0LLEI1BEGK, M. E. CONSULTING ENGINEER. Estimates made on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Pumps and Pumping Plants. Repairing a Specialty. If you havo anything you think past fixing, bring it to rue Condon, Oregon. lirilEH LOOKING FOR AL. HENSHAW He has a complete stock of the following goods on hand and moro coming on every train. - ( . Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter's Too1b4 Paints. Blankets, Gloves, Wall Taper, House Lining. Stoves,. Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery. Trunks, Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods. .. . Remember! He will order anything, T. Q. Earhart. CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, FOR FINEST BRANDS OF WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS, FINE BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. EARHART & WILSON, condon. ore. l'KOrill KTOKH. LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO.; HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We ottor complete ftock of Fine Bnrruued Lninbor, conHUtlng of Flooring, Coil . ing, Hustle, Ship-lap and nil kinds of Hough I.tiniW. Careful attention given to bills of special ai.oi and dimension atuiT. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE. LOST VALLEY, OREGON. BELIEVING of Two TonotI Covert, Orcy Beige, get from Portland and the East. HEADQUARTERS IK THE FIX BUILDING. BAROAIIiS CALL OH not kept in stock; on short notice. Fr.d Wll.on On)y fl.bO a year Ing, ( WCHgo.