THE CONDON CUBE.
thursdaV May 24. leoo.
Our Agertt.
Tho following persons life the
accredited agents of tho (Ii.obe at
the post olllcca named. Thoy are
authorized to rcceivo and receipt
for subscription accounts:
V. II. Coj.WEi.ii. Arlington.
Wadk Duos., ( ( ...... , . . . . . Olex
Mas. KiiK ANfifiix. , , ,. .Mayville
Fran SfKWAHf ... . 1. Lone Uock
Other agents will bo appointed,
aim tlioir names auiieu to ima hbi
later.
LOCAL NEWS.
It. N. Frtuer wont to Arlington Mon
Uiiy on t ijUKint-HK trip.
A nuinbsr of ra1clouts of this placs t
t.Midi'il tlx funeral of Mri. Kays t May
villa Mummy.
Miinlov Uitwnlna anil Dert Cason will
toll 150 head of lioraea at Condon on tlie
SULti Inst.
A nntiibarof tlia sheep shearing boys
tooK a lay off In town Monday on no
count of the ml 11.
KItiior linker rotitmod Saturday from
a vlt.lt with frlsiids at raraer, South V
kulah.
Darker, Cainaron, and Pllter have
flniahed ahoaring ami their flocks are
now on their way to the tumuier range
Tunnii U the pupular outdoor aport In
Condon till season. Plnre the game
started some ot our heavyweight! are re'
duclng their avolrduiia.
Mint Lulu Welsh arrived from li.lira-
tiiont, California, a few days ago and
will remain hare to keep huuae fur tier
brother, Charlie Welah, bluukiiuUh.
A pleaaant dance waa given In the Ar
mory hull Friday evening. A large
number of devotee! of the ternaiuhorean
art were preient and all pad a merry
evening.
ttv. Uiltman Tarker. awiated by
ulhers. will uroatsh tho dudicatton ser
mon at the BapUat church, Condon, l.t
Hunday in Juno. Btket dinner win be
eorved. Everybody invited.
The Northern Paolllo and the Great
Northern H. K. Co.'a have iaaued ordera
to reduce naaaoncer (area in Oregon and
WiMhlnittou from four to three centa a
mile. The reduction will take effect
July lit.
K.T. Uollenbeck baa the Klwr cottage
In place in Ita new location in the eouth
nartof lowri. The building waa moved
bodily from Mr. Riser's ranch about two
miles from town. Sara. K. Van Vector
and family will occopy the residence
K1. MvKlnnev came in from th
moantatns Sunday evening after gutting
his band of aheep aa far as the ?otcn on
the way to their summer range. Mr
McKlnnev will take a banl of Ales
Jlardle's aheup mountuloward as soun
as they are ahorn.
The ladleaof the Baptist church will
give a aoclal in the Armory Hall on the
evening of May 25. Short programme
Run Mr wilt be eurved. AdmUsion
(entitling each toonedtah of oyster aoup)
Adu b L'Sc. ch Idren loo. A cordial in
vllalion ia estended to all.
The republicans held a meeting In
Armor? hall last Thursday afternoon
which was addreseed by 8. A. P. Clurley,
Henrv Craaa and (leorge Miller of Ar
lington, and Fred W. Mulkey.of Port
land. The attendance waa not large,
which waa perhaps due to Inaofllclent
advertising.
The ladlca' aid eociuly of Condon have
on hand, at P. II. Ktephenaon! itoro a
lanre and varied assortment of glrla' and
bova underclothing. The aim of thla
society ia to raiae money to clear off the
ilal.t on the narsonaae. and we truat the
people of Condon will dime forward and
aaklat in this worthy object.
Mr. Thomas Dillon, the well-known
heepmen, has (inUhed shearing his
flocks and haa atartod them to the sum
uiur ranee In the mountains. Mr. Dillon
owns one of the beet flocks of sheep in
ihneonntv. Ills yearlings this season
yielded from 12 to 18 pounds and his
we band averaged 13 pounds of clear
wool of excellent Quality. The fleece of
one wether tipped the Kales at juet 22
pounda. Such fleeces are the beatcri
terions by which to judge Mr. Dillon's
good Judgment and care as a breeder of
fine wool producers. He Is one of the
succesaful flock masters of the county.
Judge Mariner was In from Blalock for
a few days Inst week on buslneas.
Charlie Jayne haa been In towtt for a
few daya nurethg threatened attack f
la grippe.
Jean Labons has put In one of the fin
eat refrigerators and beer pumps in east
ern Oregon.
Grant A Pysart have flniahed ahearing
their, aheep and started them for the
mountains. , '
Will Christie vlelted the county aonth
of ua Saturday and Sunday and he wai
not on political biialnets either.
A fine ahower vlalted this section Mon
lay end the farmers' faces, wreathed In
miles, were pleaaant to look upon.
I K. Holt. i'l the Holt Manufacturing
Co., California, waa here laat week look
ing forbnaineaa In the combined nar-
vvater lino.
0. 8. Palmer left Sunday for Astoria
rhra ha soea to attend the annual
meetlno of the I. O. 0. F. Grand Lodge,
as the representative of Summit lodge,
130.
UrUer & Pllter have sold 3303 yearling
to Chan. Cowell. of Miasoola, Mon
tana, the price paid being Z.CB. Mr.
Cowell alro bought 2700 head on the
John Dav. and drlvea them over the
trnilv, via Huntington, for Montana.
Charlie Winfleldwrlteaua fromDIion,
Wvomlnx. that he has been at work In
anlacer mine at liagga, Wyoming, but
Is now having a tussle with mountain
fever and Is under the care of a doctor
at Diaon. lie is improving and hopes
to soon be able to go back to work again
II. p. Daniel and O. E. Thomas, of
Searcy county, Arkansaa, and Milton
M. of San Franc sco. arrived here laat
Friday to look for a location In Orcgon'e
banner county. Meaura Daniel and
Thomas were sorprlaed to And an old
neltthhor here in the peraon ot Dr. Luna.
The gentlemen took a look over the
Ferrv Canvon and Alas country eunuay
and were well pleased. They espect to
return later and secure homes
Jay Bowerman, the well-known attor
nev-at-law. of this city, was ap
pointed a U. 8. Commissioner by Judge
Bellinger of Portland a short time ago.
Mr. llowarman la now In a position to
discharge the duties of that ofDce, having
just received from the Dallea a complete
st of plate the finest in the county.
Homestead filings, Onai proou, a no an
work connected with the taking np of
land will receive Ills best attention.
IlobL E. Misener. of Mitchell, who Is
nna of the candidates on the democratic
ticket for representative from this dis
trict, was in town laat Saturday getting
ranalnted with the people. Mr. Misen
er is an agreeable gentleman and seemed
to maka manv friends In Condon. lie
vent on to Arlington Sunday, and will
complete the circuit via The Dallea and
Hharman count towns to HI nome.
lie Is making a thorough canvass ol his
district.
Th Rock Creek man who Is betting
il.it J. Rover. of Mavville prpciriit liltbe
democratic candidal fur comity com
missioner, and who! claims to have or
talned hla information from the Qvoti,
la ha.ll mistaken, and II be persist in
maklna- such beta will Continue to
lose his money. The Cwb haa given
the correct news In this ntatterg-ae it 41-
traa alma t do in all Ullage which ia
that W. It. Coyer, of Bock Creek pre
cinct, Is tho democratic candidate lor the
oflke of county commiatloner. I
Tin. n.ina tha nnrmlaF clerk In Dlltin
w.iu ...., -- r . i
Bros', store, visited friends in Mayrflle
nrecinct Saturday, and in company witn
Paul Oreiner whipped the waters of
Thlrtymlle for trout Kunday. Jim's e
modesty would only permit him
to plead gnilty to the capture of lit nan
bot he would not say poauiveiy mat ne
rfi.l not catch a ereat many more than
that number. Jim also had a thrilling
ernerlouce with a big rattler In which
a
he came Off victorious, lie saveu toe
ratllea, which he will have made into a
hat band.
Cat D. Barnard. Fred Ball end B.
of Fossil, sold about 40 head of
hordes at this olace laat Saturday realis
ing good prices for the stock. The prices
ranged all the way from 2.70 to I47.UU
. head. After the sale a puree was
made np to have a particularly vicioue
Wheeler county broncho rode, ana tf ran a
Armstrong concluded to straddle the
brute for the mouey. He was a spike-tall
crop-eared cayuse and looked as fierce as
nnl t iter, bot when trans got in
the saddle the caynse proved as gentle
as a kitten. Frank appeared to be the
best aatlefled man In the corrall and,
after the exhibition be bought " spikey "
for a family horse.
Mrs. W. A. Dai ling returned from
Portland Saturday where she has been
In the Go:d Bamaratao Hospital for
several weeks.
A school entertainment art I strawberry
and Ice cream social will be given by
the people of dlatrict 80 in 8. 8. Thomas'
warehouse on Hatnrday at 8 p.nl.
Hon. J. S.Bradley, of Teias, addressed
a large andlence In Armory hall Tuesday
evening iW the Intercuts of the democratic
tk-kct. The speech was well received.
riavlnr.l W. Cooke, atfent for the Re
mington Typewriter Co., of Portland,
Ore., waa In this part Saturday, bot
Beware of a Coutfh.
1 nniih la rw.t a rlitcami tint R SvniD-
torn. Consnmptlon and bronchitis.
.l.l..t. ...a ....t rldftfnrriMa and f.lifll
illseaaes, have for their first Indication a
persistent cough, Blul if pPcrly treated
as soon aa this coitgh appears are easily
cureu. uiiainwrmiH B ujuii ivciiic.iy
has proven wonderfully successful, and
I Utt tirt.lft ror.nlalinil anil fit U'tisivfl
sale by Ita succesa in curing tho diHeaaes
which cause couginng. ii ia noi uene
ri.ial it will nntoiiut vnn a I'i'nt. For
sale at The Hrtdson Pharmacy C. W.
Croslleld, mgr.
f uincl Condon "filled up" and only
overhauled a few of the machines at
preaentln use.
lid. Temple, the popular photograph
er, was over from Mayvnie luesuay.
Mr. Temule reports business first-class
and esnects to come back to Condon
soon, rs there has been (real call for bis
services here lately.
Is Condon going tocelebrate the Glori
ous Fourth? If we art it is about time
something wns 'being done along that
line. A big celebration can not be ar
ranged for in less than a month and bat
little more remains between how and
Indencndence Day. Gets hustle on yon
neighbors If you want to celebrate, or
forever after hold your peace.
Jodie Mattingly was over from May
villa Tucedny. The judge aaya that but
little Interest ia shown in pontics in his
precinct except In the fight kt high
constable. Ed. Stlnchfleld is the repub
lican nominee, and Judge Mattingly
himaclf haa been persuaded by bia
friends to allow his name to be used as
the democratie nominee in the Interests
of good government. The judge and hla
frlenda are confident they nave bd. over
... . a . ...US t.
a barrel and tnat me country win iw
saved. It may be added that the judge
is one of the ahrewdest politicians that
ever fought his way through hordes of
hostile Indiana between tlie Missouri
river and Oregon.
Purely Business.
Ought to Advertise.
A Heimnorduok which hud faithfully
stuck to li!iHiiie during thp seamm and
had laid several dosen of lari fawn Col
ored egg 4, complained the other day that
she was not appreciated'."
"Heefhit hen over there?" said the
duck, "ehe hasn't laid as many egs aa
I have noma big ones, bnt she has books
written abnit her. and verses cum pored
In her him r, while nobody is saying a
thing about me."
"The trouble with yofi Is," sail nj
rooster standing near, "that yri don't j
tell the mibltc what VOU have dwi or j
can do. You lay an egg and waddle on-)
Without saying a word, but that r.al.-r
mine never laya one withont letting
everybody in the neighborhood know ft.
If yorj want to cnt any ice In any com
munity, why, yorj moat advertle.4Ja
zettc v !--
Obituary.
Mrs. Jane Keys, wife of Wm. Keys, of
Mayville, died suddenly at her home at
that place on Sunday morning, May 20,
1000.
Mre. Keya waa born In County Tyrone,
Ireland, 1822. She made an early pro
fession of Christianity and united with
the Presbyterian chorch, until railed to
swell the ranks of the Church Triumph
ant. At abont 33 years of age she ntiited in
marriage with Win. Keys. In 1805 they
removed to Delaware county, Ind and
after a residence of two years at that
place thoy removed to Oregon, living in
KoaeburgO years, and in 1878 removing
to the vicinity of Mayville where alnce
they have made their home, and from
which place Mrs. Keys heard and obey
ed the summons of her Lord to " Come
op higher,"
She leaves a husband, son and two
daughters to mourn her loss.
Funeral services were held at Mayville,
Monday, at S p.m., conducted by F. D.
Hraly, pastor ol the Congrvgational
church of Condon.
A large concouree of friends followed
the remains to the Mayville cemetery,
where the interment took place.
Torturwd a Witness.
infonaa .nft.rin slat endured bv wit
ness T. L. Martin, of Dixie, Ky., before
be ifave this evidence: " I coughed every
night Ontil my throat was nearly raw;
then tried Dr. King's. New Discovery
.l,i,.K In.lanl rulivl T hftva OHed
it in my family for four ycara and reco
mend it aa the greatfet remedy for
congbe, colds, and all throat, chest and
lung trooblea. It will stop the worst
coiik-h, and not only prevents but absol-
utciy cures consumption, to
1.00. Kvery bottle guaranteed at Con
don Drug Co.'a store.
To whom it miy Concern.
My wife, 8. E. Wilson, having left my
led and board without just cause, 1 here
by give notice that I will not be respon
sible tor any debts or bills contracted by
her. C. C. Witaoa.
Arlington, Or., May 8, 1900.
Why lt.irsf when yotir appetite can
lia a...iufl(..l ttilll nnp .if nilr fulfills. Ulilk
ahakes.orlce bream? Jackson & Dysart.
Try Cohdon Drug Co, for paints and
oilai '. : "-
For tihnfo an'tiLlies'llie Coridon Drog
Co. is the place, -v..-.. .
Silverware finest selection and best
goods obtainable. Dunn Bros,
Barlii-IIotand cold water, clean tow
els, only 25 cents at Cohdon hotel.
Colds 1 Colds! Cured by m-ing Lang's
tasativf Cold Tablets, For sale only in
Condon by the Hudson Pharmacy.
Get yourself a new watch at K. B.
Wheat's window in the Hudson Phar
macy, Repairing a specialty.
Have you tried it? Dr. Shiek'a Hair
Tonic fur the scalp. For sale at the
Hudson rharmacyi
P. II. Stephenson is agent for the cele
brated Strauss Bros, tailor-made suits,
('all mimI hnvp yonr nieaaure taken.
Have Von f en onr latest arrival of
.iit... u ati.i If n, .r win hmt ttt-tter call
and lii-pect ti.ee irooil". Finent work
manship, iK'antifiil .leiigns. imnn iros
i: r. it, wpll known auction
eer, will Kive the stru-teat attention to
all biiHitieci entrusted U hi! care, li
yon have property to sell Consult him.
e',t.,,...., tinlaear tnkt in IflLeat ffOO(ls.
Our slio-s combine style, fit and tinislr,
and cimpiisethe standard brands. lt
us "foot" yon. Dunn Bros.
K. B. Wheat, the Arlington Jeweler, Is
at the Hudson pharmacy this week with
a fine atock of watches, jewelry, etc.
Call and see him.
Dress goods of every diesirable shade
anH t.t.i.a fnr iha aniniiipr flraather.
Right now ia the time to pnrChase. and
we snail oe picasea to see you. iuuu
Bros.
DEERING
MOWERS
BINDERS
f Tniversai SlrfvcS" ntt
itanges
AND
BINDER
TWINE
Tron I'wlateads
Spring Mat trop sea
('li.'iirH
kxionrinfi Tffblcst
t)rd'TS fftlii'n fiir" Firrnifurrf
ft .it VU Paper r.6t kt'JH iir
Groceries
Hardware and
General Merchandise
Largest stock in the
county
Attention Ladles.
Miss Looella Maddoek has just opened
. An. ,.luf.. linA faahintlKlllA Inillinerv
goods at P. 11. Stephenson'e store a.id
the ladies art) ainuiy rrqnesieu w
and Inspect the same before porchas-
lug eisewnere. n in oruer guuua n ucu
requested.
For Sale
The following described real eelate,
eiloated in Gilliam county. Or.; is offer
ed (or sale (or the next sixty days On the
following terms: $Ki00.00, of which
tfiixi on ia tn h cstih. SJiOO.OO navable in
one year, ioOO.OO in two years the de-
rerreu payments m war o per renv iiimr
est. Or will Sell for all cash at S1500.00.
It is the land known as the Levi J.
..vMlri,.1. urf.h aifaf.Vlaa (nllnws: N.
W'f, iN 18 B, EW, r?i,'-4, ana iw,
fE, ana yt, 20, a
and NW,2 3N. 18E, containing
000 do-ivu acres.- r'j ,u
C. K. Hayard,
The Dails, Ore.
$5.00 Reward.
For the return of a bay mare w bite
hind feet, atrip in face, saddle marked,
weight about iW3 lbs., brand, large shield
on left shoulder, also small brand
on stifle.' ?traved from Condon labt
winter. Return to M.O.Clarke, Condon.
Wood For Sale.
200 cords of good 10 inch pine wood
Inraala at thn f jlBt Valle SaWOliil. For
terms call on or address.
j.U. rata
Lost Valley, Or.
$100 Reward.
THa almva Natnt m-ill luft nAIll for in
formation leading to the conviction ol
... IT-. u . p..r.. ' ' -J " -1
lences or omerwiae iresipassing on our
rancues in l-erry canyon
BarkkB & CArfEBOS.
The Fine Imported Caledonian
Jack,
a
Pinino,"
Will be found dnr
ing the season of 1900
at Cooke Bros' ranch
4 miles east of Con
don. For particulars
call on or address,
W11 liam Cookk or G. O. Pap.mas,
C'chdon, Oregon.
LOST VALLEY.
J. A. Shown, of Waldron, was In our
vicinity a few daya title week. 1
Thia country ia running over with
politicians and peddlers at present.
Rev. O. It. Archer, of Fossil, made
Lost Valley a call Monday.
Mr. Elie came over from lone last
week and spent a few daya gathering hla
horses from this range,
Samuel Wilson, ol Fossil, visited his
sister, Mrs. Lars Lobeck, several days
this week.
Mr. Coonev. of Condon, passed through
last Wednesday with bis aheep on bia
way to the mountaina.
Mr. J. Q. Jamleson, chief engineer of
tho Southern Railroad Co., passed
through Lost Valley on Tuesday of last
week, looking out the route for the pro
posed railroad.
liiiiiis
Cyclone'
Threshers
"Russell
Engines
Traction or Portable, Simple or Com
pound, Wood or Straw Burners.
RUSHF0RD
WAGONS
RAGINE
BUGGIES
WADE BROS.
OLEX, OREGON
tep.
Up-to-data Stock Saddles our Spwcfalty;
John F. Retsacher, Proprietor
CONDON HARNESS SHOP
BaHMiaiHnHHMWaHaaaaaaaBBaaaaaa
HrrAcrrEB or ao Htxi-hi nl
Saddles. Harriets find
Saddlery Hardwire
Condon, Or.
Bits, Bridles. Collar
Spurs, Whips, etc
S. B. BARKER,
DEALER ilSf
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Stockmen's Supplies a Speeialty,
CONDON, OREGON-
Automatic Stackers, Wind Stack
ers, Horao Powers, Threshermen's
Ci.nnll ft All LTInilfl.
ar-WRiTE ron catalogue and prices
RUSSELL & GOr,
P03TLAHD, Ca
F. Mi Sprlngstotr
We are right in it.
" Yes, we are on top" when it comes to foot goods. A
nice lot ot latest style shoes for ladies and gent'.s has
Just been rcculvod. These goods demand the attention
of everyone desirous ol enjoying comfort, and, as our
growing trade implies, will insure to the wearer a good,
comfortable shoe at a moderate price. We can't be
nndoraold for same quality of shoe.
A Silver Opportunity.
Now is the time to buy your silverware". Come and ex
amine our last goods In this line. They are of beautiful
doslgn and workmanship and moderate in price. Make
an Ideal tea sot and are suitable to adorn any table.
Call on us bofore purchasing elsewhere.
MDUNN BROS.
Dress Goods
Lamm Bros. made to order suits
Everything in Dry Goods line
MAYVILLE.
Politicians are numerous In this sec
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson, of Con
don, were Mayville visitors Monday.
The la srinna is agalQ visiting this
section and several persona are afUicted
with it. ,.v
Decoration day will be observed at
'.hia place. A programme auitable fur
the occasion will be rendered an! the
graves decorated.
W. R. Neal, of Arlington, democratic
nominee for ounty school auperinten-
dent was here the beginning of the week
looking up votea for tho6uilng election.
Mrs.' Druailla Anderson and daughter,
of Redding, Cel., are visiting relatives
w . I V. ... I. ... Uaam
IlCre. JHrS. VUUUrsuu i.vauu naa uweh
)OOr"anl she came here hoping the
change wUj'hslp her.
Wm Fforcnce Newman, who bas been
I a Rrtat srtllorer irom muscniar rneuma
Utrnii, Bava'Ohamberlain's Pain Balm is
the onlv ri'fliedythat altorus ner reiiei.
i m;.; ...,.,ian is a tnni'h resnected reai-
dontt.f the village ol Gray, N.Y., and
makes thia statement lor me oeneuioi
others SiuiUarJy alllicted. This liniment
Is for sale bv Ihe iiuason rnarumcy v.
W. Croaliold, mgr.
General Otis.
Tl.la An atallinn l tk roit h.v. 7
vears-old, weighing 1900 lbs. Sired by
Strickland's Scotch Clyde "Usurper.''
Urandaire, "Candhar'11 (Reg. No. 68fl).
I f irst (lam ungnsn aran mare - onip.
Second dam " Belle of Scotland" (Reg.
No. 1078). For terms and dates see bills
lor enquire of Kn. Cokhktt, Keeper.
Uuaw.aww " ... w. - .
Only 1.50 a year.
" Gol. darn, it's hot!"
With the approach of euinmerth.s is what we can expect, and ought
- . .... . .... .. . y I
to prepare for it. We have the interests 01 me citizens 01 v.ouon m
ways in our mind and concluded that a cooling beverage was the one
.!,:., r.,if 1 ivuintai-nrt. the pffepts of warm weather. Onr soda
fountain ia now in full blast, and if you have not already tried our
soft drinks come now.
Hay and Grain bought and Bold.
First-class Rigs always on band at very reasonable rates,
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Condon, Oregon.
Jackson & Dysart.
Soda Drinks, lie Crtam, ML'k SAak.-s,
Crackers and Candies.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWELRY
EVER IN CONDON
Ladies' Waist Seta, Necklaces, and Watches.
Latest Styles in Chains and Bracelets.
All Goods warranted.
Prices to suit everybody.
Come and see for yourself.
Just received from Chicago.
J. A. Rodgr
SPRINGSTON & ROGERS,
(Successors to T, C. Johnson.!
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
This popular hostelry lifts been
thoroughly renovated and is now
prepared to cater to the Grants of
the traveling public in tm up-to-date
manner.
Commercial travelers, and others,
desiring the comforts of a firet-clasS
hotel, vrill find this house suited to
their wants.
m. S. A. MADDOCK, Proprietor.
Fountain Tens, Looking
Glasses, Pipes, etc. .
P. H. Stephenson.
Democrat or Republican.
Rill EH ART'S RESTAURANT:
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. ,
The public will find that no better accommodations can bo
found iu this coantry than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING LIEU.
trlct ODlrtt M.nagcra. t,', thin' tto to ivrre
I cnt me In thotr own nncl unrroundlns nountU'K
I ... .. ..... ..i.....n.ii. iui.li i.iiii.it.1 nnt.rtilnlH..a.
1 ..... ..,.h.ni..u1 Vlltl.. mir.tiflilr.'NAO(l
I tinniiMl cinvolovo. S. A. 1'wn, auui.'iixioii mum-
It matters not which you are, an occasional dose of Dr.
Pfunders Oregon Tdood Purifier will benefit you. It has
cured "thousands" who had suffered for years from liver
and kidney diseases, lame back and rheumatism. It will
cure you if you will but try it. Money invested in Dr.
Pfiuulers O. B. P. is money well spent. Get it fresh from
the factory at the
LEADING
PHOTO DEALERS
OF CILLIAM CO-
CONDON DRUG GO,
BARR B'LDO, CONDON. OR.
E. T HOLLENBECK, (VI. E.
CONSULTING ENGINEER.
Estimates made on all kinds of Buildings, ifachiner'j', Water"
Powers, Pumps and Pumping Plants. Repairing a Specialty,
If you have anything you think past fixing, bring it to me.
KEAGQUAftTERS IN THE F!X 6UIIBI'C
Condon, Oregon,