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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOiSDOll GLOBE. THUR3DAV, !AV 1900, I .'Jill l."l...lJ-l.l'...;i'..L.l.I'U JUii; LOCAL NBWS; 0. A. Hlmpion returned from Portland Mummy. . . W. ti. Keys, Win. Wherli and Col MIKe White were oter from. Maytille itiutiuay. ' Bum K. Vanvactor and 8. A. I'attleon visited Vurilanil last week- on business trip. A . .Mrt, Dodge, ol Centralis, Washington, ire visiting her daughter, Mr. Jo Harbin. Jty Bowerman and U. II. Wain a pant last Sunday at tha Dalles. They return ed Monde? .. Mr, Bauthltk, an organiser (or tha Woodman circle) waa In town (or a lew daya recently ', Win. Keys, of MstTllltl, visited frtsnds her Monday and Tuetday. John Uroia waa with htm. , ' P, II. Stephenson went to Arlington Tuesday to heerUeii. Weaver speak and 011 other business, ' . I.. W. Darling went to Arlington Mon day to hear (ienerat James 11. Weaver'i speech on Tueaday, W. h. Wilcox ia making a tour of the county thla week deliveilng the ballot bote to the varioue precincts, Sam E, Van Vaotor waa last week ap (Dinted a U, 8. Commissioner by Judge lelllnger of th V, 8. court at Portland. 8. B. Batter was a passenger on the alag Mxndav, en route to F ossll, where he will accept a position in the Journal ottlce. , A yearling awe belonging to Smith Bro,,o( Thlrtynille, was shorn last week whose nW:e weighed Si pounds of fine clean wool.. Who can beat this record t Ale. Duthle, Howard I'ropsl, and U. Shilling went out to Ferry Canyon Monday a viewers on a new road In that neighborhood (or which 8. V. Moore el al have petitioned. Tha ladies' aid of the Congregational church will serve strawberries and Ice cream In tha Downing building, on Spring street, to-morrow afternoon and veiling. All are welcome. R. L.Glmllnand C. if. Bishop, with their famillee, arrived In Condon, Satur day, Iroin McDonald county, Missouri. Tliey as pent to locate permanently In Oregon'a banner eoonty. Key, Oillman Parker, assisted by others, will preach tha dedication ser mon at tha Baptist church, Condon, let Monday in June. Basket dinner will be served. Kverybody Invited. John Fadberg, a former resident of Condon, but now of near lleppner, Mor row county waa berwn day or two the first ol the week. Mr. Fadberg la pre paring to move Iroin Morrow county to Weston, Umatilla county. Jamea W. Weleh, of Astoria, was elect ed strand master nl the I. 0. O. F Urand Lodge at tha grand lodge meeting in that city last week. Before adjournment of tha grand lodge Urand Master Welsh made tha following appointments; A.O. Condlt, grand marshal A. W. Hlorev, grand guardian ; J. Skorb, grand herald ; A. La Roy, grand chaplain. Work la being pushed forward on tha Tenmlla road In the Ferry Canyon dis trict under the fore mans hip of Jim Kiser, road supervisor. While operating nn tha eurfai-e Wednesday Jim had the mis fortune to hit hie right foot with the pick which enured ae far aa the bone. lr. (Juliette dressed the wound and Jim ia able to be around again though limp ing badly. Heveral " biickaroos" had an ecltlng chase on Sunday morning In this city In nn attempt to lasso wild horse. The animal evndnd and outran the whole bunch of riders and ae a final, resource they bad to run It Into the corral along with a few head of horses when thev were enabled to throw and brand the vicious animal. A large crowd witness ed tha chase. . . No word of celebrating tha Fourth of Julv Mils year yet. Is Condon to ite be hind the times and let tha eventful day rwsewithouteven a Joyful ahoot? Don't let the niattor drop here, reader.. Get no and be doing while there la time and let ne have a Fourth which win do a credit lo the city and its citiaens. The Ombb will throw Its columns open for aoggestiona and aid all In tta power to forward tha movement. A lively controversy has started in Fortland on tha printing of the Multno mah county ballots. Tha work has bren let out to Ulasa A Frudbome the Arm who have done a deal of official printing for thia county, and whose prices have time and again been cut down .by the county Judge. Five other Fortland firms rut in offers but were too late and Clerk lolmes holds that tilasa A Prohomme give eatiafactory work and do the Job for tha fiauree estimated by the other firms, namely: $4 50 per 1000 for colored and 7.50'per 1000 for white ballots. Leondor Itroa.' circus will be here to morrow (Friday) and from tha hlgh-claee perfortnancee they gave laet July a big crowd will again welcome them, i grand street parade will take place bead' ed bv the best brass band traveling Show ia twice tha aiae of last year's and embraces many new and novel features. Commentlngon I'rof. Hunt's performing doara the Oreeonian of April 0th. 1900. says: "Prof. Hunt's kennel of doge at the dog ehow are wonderful, ana they net and do almost everything that could tie done bv dumb animals." Coma and take in this great ahow, We are right in it. -,!.(.'.. -" Yes, wa are on top " when It cornea to foot goods. A nice lot of latest style shoes for ladlea and penl'.shss , - Just been received. These goods demand tha attention of everyone danirous of enjoying comfort, and, as our growing trsda impliee, will Insure to tha wearer a good, comfortable shoe at a taoderata price. Wa can't be , undersold for hdii quality of ehoe. A Silver Opportunity, Now Is the time to buy your silverware. Coma and ex amine our last goods in this line. They are of beautiful design and workmanship and moderate In price. Make an Ideal tea set and are suitable to adorn any table. Call on us before purchasing olsow here. DUNN BROS. Dress Goods Lamm Bros made to-order suits, Everything in Dry Goods line A sociaf dance will be given in Armory hall this evening. Mr. ami Mrs. It, a. BoMnson.of Lone Rock, were In town Sunday. j : . Miss Mamie Smith, of Matftey Flat, has returned from The Dalles, where she Is a student in tha Misters' Academy, A good crowd was present at the horse sale last Saturday but aa prices were hardily satisfactory the sale was declared off when a Umt one-half tha animals bad been disposed of. Chas. B. Ymtor, eon of J. R Fraser, of ftMsr Ime Rock, dfed nn Tuesday a(ttr n lingering illness. 'The funeral flccttrred yesterday at thle place Rev. Swift cOTdOcltng tha services. A band of cattle from tha Msyville country stopped in town on Monday night, being an route to Arlington for shipment to Nebraska. They were bought by J. E. Reynolds of that stale. Sample ballot papers have been circu lated In tha varioue precincts. Voters wilt observe that tha names of candi dates coma in order alphabetically, not in preference or to favor some candidates as many believe, t H. N. Fraser, connty clerk, returned from Arlington, Friday, where he went to superintend the printing of the ballots. He brought them with him, had them placed in their separate boxes and placed In the hands ol Hheriff Wiiooa Saturday morning. The town waa Infested with sheen In the end ot last week and announced their arrival with those harmonious sounds Jieculiar to tha woolly tribe. Cameron t Barker had two bands and the Jayne boya one. They were on their way to the summer range. Crls Hlrchbaum met with quite a serf- one accident a wtk ago Tuesday while working In II. 8. Tobeys uarn una took fifteen loot " header " and landed pretty heavily, which necessitated the attendance of medical aid. Mr. Hlrch baum has since gone to Fortland and Is almost wsll again. The ladles of the Baptist church gave a very anccessfnl social entertainment in the Armory hall on Friday evening. A (airly large audience listened with plea sura to a good program of music and recitations sustained mostly hy' the children. The oyster sonp served at the close wss not tha least enjoyable item of the evening. , Wadding Bells. " Listen to the marriage bells, How the merry iiinnio swells, O'er summit and o'er grassy vale, And ecboea back from Appledale," Tha people of Condon ft Had tha Con gregational church last Bunday to wit ness the marriage 01 mac i.ucy seue Darling to Mr. Herman Faoling. Tba little church waa decorated with flowers until It looked like a veritable garden of Eden the centerpiece being a lovely arch ol rosea, which was erected In (rant of the altar, the artistic handiwork of Mes dames 8. B. Barker, M. O. Clarke, Jno. Kelsaoher, Miss 1'ariuen nd others. Miss Henshaw, Condon's accomplished musician, presided at the piano and ren dered the wedding march in a manner never excelled in Eastern Oregon. Pre cisely at noon the bridegroom entered tha church, accompsuied by Miss (Stella Darling, a atater ol tha bride, and they, passing down the awe, took a position beneath tha arch of roses. A moment later the bride, leaning upon tha arm of her father, and marching to the cadence of that sweetest music, passed slowly down the aisle and stood beneath the arch. Rev. F. D. tlealy. In an earnest, impressive voice, pronounced the words which made two happy hearts forever throb as one. It wss a pretty picture lour of them the groom calm and quiet and manly, In love triumphant, plight ing his troth; the bride, so full of hu and Joy and gladness; the bride's sister, herself the very picture of goodwill, health and beauty; and the father, whose face wore a look of mingled pride and sorrow pride in gaining a manly son and sorrow in losing a beautiful daughter. Long will those present re member that beautiful ecene. The ele gant simplicity of the toilettes of both bride and groom wae remarked on by all the distinguished company and many were tha heartfelt wishes espreesed for the future happlneas of tha amiable bride and groom. After the ceremony tha high contracting parties and many friends repaired to the residence of Mr. F. H. Stephenson, whose wife is a sister ol tha bride, wnere a conation wasserveo and fruits and wedding cake were in evi dence. Mr. and Mrs. Pauling were the recipients of many costly presents, use ful as well aa Deaotitui. silverware, nicturaa and articles of household furni ture were showered upon them In great profusion. Lack of space forbids us to at tempt to give a list. Tha bride Is an Ksstern Oreaon girl who baa long lived in Condon and is a daughter of Attorney L. W. Darling, one ol Condon's pioneer cllUens. The bridegroom Is a youug man of eieraplarv habits and a registered pharmacist of Oregon. For many years he waa in charae of the Wm. Plunder pharmacy in Portland, Or., and is at present connected with the Condon Drug Co. at this ulnce. where he has become a nermane itiaen. Ahostol friends will loin thUMRK In extending to the happy couple best wishes for their future welfare. PAPERIHG .AMD PAINTING. Full line of latest Wall Paper. . , Estimates on work and material furnished on short notice. ' Call and aea my aamplcs. - W. A. DARLING. A Communication, Emtoa (Jixhik : As a resident end tas payer of Gilliam county It may perhaps not be fortes to call the attention of the voters to a few facts In relation to the candidacy of W. W., fftlewer, of Wheeler connlv, for joint senator from this district, J bare been informed tliat Mr. Htiewer has sta ted that, In the event of his election, he will oppose any further division of (ill Ham county. Now in view of the fact that Mr, Btiewer has made similar pledg es In the past and Ister appeared lo for get them I desire to ask the voters : Can a rely on such oromtsesT Urant nir thet Mr. Btiewer wooiti, to ler as oot- ard sirearance Is concerned, oppose a measure cot tine off that part of titlHsta comity lying south of f lilrtymlle; know ing that he ia allied, and owes hie nomi- stlcn to the almon-Moody pe iple, who III control tha state legislature, can yol afford to take tha chances of electing one, who, should he so desire, could, by signifying the (atne to those people in the legislature, cause such a bill to be passed and still appear to be opposing Taking de the fact that Mr. ftiewer'k interests are centered in the town of F'oshII and that the permanent retention of the county seat of Wheeler county at that place means tns enhancement 01 the value of bis property by thousands of dollars, and that the present vote on county seat in that county merely de cides the matter (or a period of two years, during which time tha legislature will convene, at which session a bill could be passed giving the richest and most populous psrt ol Uilliam county to heeler, and thus securing to tha town Fossil the permanent location of tha county seat. With Mr, Btiewer'a pnet re cord staring you in tha face, I ask yotf, the voters of Olilism county can you con scientiously take tha chsneesf Canyon deliberately vote away tha best portion your already small county? would not be best to vote to allow Mr. Stiewer remain at home surrounded by the gresse wood hills o( Wheeler county? Vote to retain the limited amount of ter ritory graciously accorded yon by Mr. Bieiweranda few of his devoted ssteliteS. Vote to retain yonr ""unty sest in its pre sent location and 10 your own best in terests sstax payer. . U11.UAJ1 County Votes, Plant Tr.. : Had tha early settlers in Condon be lieved that trees could be made to grow here the town could have been almost a paradise by thia time. Nothing adds mors to tha appearance of a town than shade trees along the streets and around tha houses, and now that It baa been folly demonstrated that trees will live and thrive in this climate onr people should lose 00 time In transforming Condon Into one of the most beautiful spots In Kastern Oregon. It can be done If wa will all take the trouble to plant a few treea along our street front and around our houses. Care should he taken In the selection of varieties some trees are not suited to this climate while othera may do well for a few years but are too short lived to be profitable in any coon try. The horse chestnut is one of the most handsome shade treee and ia highly recommended aa a hardy, quick-growing tree lor tbie climate. Mr. Henry Weber. of Tha Ralles nurseries Is now here and we take pleasure in recommending him to tha people as a gentleman who will do the square thing with tree pnrchasers. His nurseries are among tha oldest and most reliable In the state and hie trees are all aelected on account of their par ticular fitness for this climate. Beware of a Cough. - A cough Is not a disease but a symp tom. Consumption and bronchitis, hich are the most dangerous and fatal seases, have for their first Indication a persistent cough, and If properly treated aa soon as this congh spiiears are easily cured. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has proven wonderfully successful, and gained its wide reputation and extensive sale by Ite success in curing the diseases hich cause coughing. 11 is is not bene ficial It will not cost you a cent. For sale at The Hudson Pharmacy C. W. C roe field, mgr. . , s ROCK CREEK. 3. Cot went to Condon Saturday School district No. 6 wilt close next week. . ' . ' '..- A Ana shower of rain fell here last week. R. A. McCully baa changed hla board ing place to tba residence ol H. D. Ren- dell. ' Henry Weber, nurseryman, of The Dal lee, came over from his ranch iu Fer ry Canyon Friday. W. It. Flett has commenced haying nd irrigating and employe a couple of Condon men (or " roustabouts.'.' W. Walls came down (roru Hardman Friday and is looking for some horses (or E. T. Farnsworthand Albert Young. Miss Florence Newman, who has been great sufferer from muscular rheuma tism, says Chamberlain's Fain Balm la the only remedy that affords ber relief. Miss Newman is a much respected resi dent of the village of Gray. N.Y.. and makes this ststement for the benefit ol othera similarly afflicted. Tbia liniment Is lor sale by Tha Hudson maruiacy u v. urosseld, mgr. $100 Reward. The above reward will ba paid for In formation leading to the conviction of any person or persons guilty of cutting fences or otherwise tresspassing on our ranches in terry uanyon. . . . BAKKIR 3t UAXKKON, General Otis.- 1 j This fins stallion is a bright bsv, 7-ears-old, weighing 1000 lbs. Sired by itrick land's Scotch Clyde " Usurper. " Urandaire, "Candhar" (Reg. Mo. 680). First dam English draft mare " Snip." gecond dam " Bella of Scotland " (Keg. No. 1678). For termsand dates see bills ot enquire ot Ed. Cobhxtt, Keeper, Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Administratrix. Kotloe Is tairebT stren that. In ptinnanes a! aa order 01 lit. Hon, i oniity Court of milium conn- itrttROn, aiaqe Man'a ?v. ivuu, tn nnuerviKiira Mlmlnlntnilrtx ot (he estate of Jiuon I,. !rv, Hied, will Mil at puhllo. unction, 1 1 the hlith- tml hlclilnr for nub In hand, tha (ollowlns Av crltKMt nwl nute, situate in OUIUju county, Oroaoii, to wu i n north riur. nuartar or section one in town alx Ninth, ntnim twmitv &!. W. M.. and nltothe wont hull ol tha north wut quarter and th wont ball 01 111 nun 111 pt qtiHrurr 01 nwtion ux. In townalnnati aim III. raniro twenty on twat. Y. M.. enntauiiiiR III an k icm, K-vuruina w uiv gnvernoiimt nurvi'jr. l'h aalil al will Uk placa at th Cnnrthonae iliMir lit Cninlnn, (lllllain county, OrvRoii, on Saturday, the :mh day ol juiib, two, at in Dour of nun o'clock I'. M. of aalil (lav. Thla luilc to bo nmilo snhjeet to tho less ol ooo. u. nutUK, wnmn expirn ivov. i, iww. JKNNia A. l ABTi ' ' Admlnlalmtrlii of thetale 01 Jaann I. Cary, itocviuwl. II (NnsiCKS A BowkhHAN, AUoruvya. 11 rANTKD KKVKRAI, VKltWINft FOR PIS W trktOfHre Manaaera In thla atatu to rupro- nt me In their own ana anrrounuinK rnuuiiiu Wllllna u pay yearly SmIO, payahln wHjkly rielorencfis uxchaiuroil. Kneloao cff-ad(lrial iroin nnin itvmt nt wim hiihmuhi ummriui utmrMHl ciivtloin!. 8. A. 1'ara, l-Ul uion iiuilil liM, C lui'ago. $600 Tur efuctlon ot , T.C. JOHNSON , Mean a string of tAOS tii Die Ux- ' ' twysi In OlfHinteewity. ewh mr, as be agrees lu conduct Iheofftnrnf county c talk without deputy Mre, M . .., alectcA, iim Mb MAYVILLE. M. Pubs has taken possession of the Mitchell (inuring mill. Mrs. Dalis Walton la very ill with Dr. Coreyall in attendance. Mrs. H. F. Jackson is on the sn-k Jut with Dr. Hbaw, of Fossil, In attendance. Wm.Keva.ot Mavvllla. haa arM hi entire band of borses to C. W. rUillwell for flO.OU a head. Mr. Stillweli ia at present engaged rounding them op. Mrs, Woods, of Trail Fork, and Miss Bella Dyer and W. 'f. Smith of this place have been on the sick list lately bot are considerably better under Dr, Coreyall'e treatment. .'.-.., Mrs. Jane Keys purchased tha May- villa flouring mill from Msx Puts, the price paid being 7o00.00. Mrs. Keys was nnable, through sickness, to come and look after hor interest, and her sad end on 20th of thie month caused a wave of sorrow to pass over the community. Wm. Wehrll. Edwin Morgan. Chas. Lillie and B. W. Crane purchased a bran new Buffalo-Pitts thresher and engine complete for a consideration ol $3250.00. This makes two new steam threshing outfits on Keys Flat In the last twelve months and there never wss greater need of them as crops are very heavy tnia year, , Torturod m Witness. Intense safTering was endured by wlv- neea T. L. Martin, of Dixie, Ky., before be gave this evidence 1 " I coughed every night nntil my throat was nearly raw ; then tried Dr. King's New Discovery which gave Instant relief, I have need it In my family for four years end reco- mend it as the greatest remedy for coughs, rolds, and all throat, cheat and lung troubles. It will stop the worst cough, and not only prevents bot absol utely cures consumption, trice 60c and 11.00. Every bottle guaranteed at Con don Drug Co.'e store. Subscribe for the Globe. ; Only $1.50 a year. WASTED SEVERAL PERWN8 FOR DI9 dUtrletOOU Mcriaxvniii this state lore- me In Uielr own una arrounaina enautiv. Vtilllna lo ov Tuarly Vi. Myitble wxeklv. le- Iralile empluyment rih stimuli ojmortunitlt. Keff rvnee fxi-hanged. Enclose rff-adttramd Umprd enrelutw. & A. Park, 3d) Caxtoo build ing, Chicago. ne vy cio Threshers Automatic Stackers, Wind Stack era, florae Powers, Tnrea barmen's Supplies of All Kinds. sr-WRITE FOR CATALOGUE " Gol, darn, it's hotl" With the approach of summer thie is what we can expect, and ought to prepare for it. We bave ways in onr mind and concluded that a cooling beverage was the one thing needful to counteract the effects of warm weather. Our soda fountain is now in full blast, and if you bave not already tried our soft drinks come now. Sod Drinks, let Crtmn, AIM Shales, Cnthtrt W Can Jit t. THE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWELRY EVER IN CONDON Ladies1 Waist Sets, Necklaces, and Watches. , Latest Styles in Chains and Bracelets, ; All Goods warranted. Prices to suit everybody. k Come and see for yourself. Fountarin Pens, Looking Glasses, Pipes, eto. P. H. Stephenson. Democrat or Republican. It matters not which you are. an occasional dose of Dr, Tfundors Oregon Blood Turifier will benefit you. It has cured "thousands" who had suffered for years from liver and kidney diseases, lame back and rhoumatisni. It will cure you if you will but try it. Money invested in Dr. Pfunders 0. B. P. is money well spent. ' Get it fresh from .' the factory at the LEADING PHOTO DEALERS OF CILLIAM CO. Purarly Business, Why thirst, when yonr appetite rsn he satisfied with one of nor aoffcie, milk shakes, or ice cream? Jackson At Itysart, Try Condon Drng Co. for paints and oils. ' ' f ' For photo su pplies lbs Condon Drug Co. is the place. Silverware finest selection and best goods obtainable. Dnnn Bros. Baths Hot and coM water, cleasj tow els, only 25 cents at Condon hotel... . . Colds 1 Colds f Cored by neing Lang's LaXHtiveCold Tablets. For sale only in Condon by the Hudson Pharmacy. - . (let yourself a new watch at E. B. Wheat's window In the Hudson Phar macy. Repairing a specialty. Have you tried it? Dr. Bblek's flair Tonic for the scalp. For sale at the Hudson Pharmacy. ' P. H. Stephenson is sgent for the cele brated Htranss. Bros, tailor-made soils, (.'all and have your measure taken. Ilxve rn eeen our Intent arrival of nlverwm-e? If n-d. you had better call 1 ent IflMpect th-e it-khIk. Finest work manship, bHntiiul designs. Uann tiros. 1. I. Nenl, the well known auction eer, will give the strident attention to all bmdiiei!' entrosied to his caie. If you have propeTty to sell consult blm. Hummer (otwear Just in la teet goods. Onr shoes nombina style, fit and finish, and comprise the standard brands. Let us "(oot" yon. Dunn Bros. E. H. Wheat, tha Arlington Jeweler, fe at the Hndsnn pharmacy thia week with a fine stock of watches, jewelry, etc. Call and eee him. Dresa goods of every desirable shade and texture for the summer weather. Right now Is the time to purchase, and we shall be pleased to see jon. Dunn Bros. 8. B. Barker Is agent for the celebrated Piano headers, Buffalo-Pitts threshers, Buckeye mowers, Deering ball-bearing mowers end steel hsy rakea. These goods are shipped direct from the fac tories in the east to the company's own warehouse In The Dalles and are hauled from that point to Condon by Mr. Bar ker's own teams. He is therefore in a position to meet the prices of auy dealer in Eastern Oregon. Call and see him before purchasing your harvesting and threshing machinery. For Sal. Tba following described real estate, situated in Gilliam county, Or., ia offer ed for sale for the next eixty days on tha lollowlng terms: $1600.00, of which 1600.00 ie to be cash, 1500.00 payable in one year, $500.00 in two years tha de ferred payments to bear I per cent inter est. Or will sell for all cash at $1500.00. It is the land known as the Levi ). Goodrich ranch, situated as follows: N. W'f. 22 N 18 E. E. SEtf, and N W, PEtf, and NEtf HW. 28, and W), N EH, and NWii, 2S 8N. I8E, containing 558 85-100 acres. Apply to C. E. Bayard, The Dalles, Ore. , Attention Ladies. Miss Looella Maddock has, in addition to ber fine line of fashionable millinery goods, just received a line of pretty neck wear. Also a stock of those elegant new cbsin purees. Call and aee tnera at P. H. Stephenson's store. ' Will order goods when requested, ' Engines Traction or Portable, Simple er Com pound, Wood or Straw Burners. KELL&COf, PORTLAND, CI ANO PRICES. the interests of the cititens of Condon al . . , . - Russell Jackson & Dysart. JU6t received from Chicago. COIlDOli DRUG CO, BARR B'LCC, CONDON. OR. DEERING MOWERS BINDERS AND BINDER TWINE Groceries Hardware and General Merchandise Largest stock in the county WADE BROS. OLEX, OREGON Up - Condon, Or. WE SELL PLANO HEADERS. BUFFALO-PITTS THRESHERS. BUCKEYE MOWERS. . DEE RING BALL-BEARING MOWERS. . STEEL HAY RAKES. Will meet the prices of any other dealer in Eastern Oregon. S. B. BARKER. r. M. Sprlrwaton SPRINGSTON & ROGERS. - Oucoesaors to T, C.Johnson.) j ' Livery, Feed and 1 Sale Stables Hay and Grain bought and sold. .. 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, RINEHART'S Condon. G EO. W. RINEHART, Prop' r. The public will find that no better accommodations can be , found iu this country than at this house. Meals 25o; beds 25c. HEADO.UARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEW, E. T HOLLEHBEGK, E. CONSULTING ENGINEER. Estimates' made on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Pumps and Pumping Plants, Repairing a Specialty, If you have anything you think past fixing, brin it In me. . : urannnaDTcDO iu TUt riv BUM niVf? Condon, Oregon. f'wmjnral SWcs rl K.mi'ca I roii IWptegd Xprinj 5!tireMci i'liftire Kxtension TaWe . Orders fakem ft'r furniturer and Wall I 'a jcr not kfit in RUSHFORD WAGONS RACINE BUGGIES to - data Stock Saddles our Specialty. John F. Relsacher, Proprietor CONDON HARNESS SHOP auxurACTviia or so otitxa iar Saddles, Harness and Saddlery Hardware Bite, Bridles. Collara Spura, Whips, ate ; J. At Rodger , 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. r. , . Commercial travelers, and others, desiring the comforts of a first-class hotel, will find this house suited to -their wants. , , , . Proprietor. RESTAURANT Oregon. nbniiufiniiiK in mi. nit vwiowti.w.