THE COM CLOSE.
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THURSDAY, JULY 12. I BOO.
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THE? OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM
COUNTY, OHEUON.
Our Agent9.
The following Corson are the
accredited agents of the Oloiik at
t ha pout oihces named, lhoyaro
lauthorizod to rocoive and receipt
lor RiiuHorlption accounts;
W. II. Colwku. . .-, . , . Arlington.
WA0B 1JHJ8. ...... . . .Olex
Mrs. Ella Amobi.l. i . . . .Moyville.
. Other ftgiMito will ' bo Appointed.
nnd their names added to this list
ter. . . , .... . :
LOCAL NEWS.
, Harvest Ins commenced In ibis sec
Hon.
Jim Cameron came In from the moun
tain tlii week.
Mr, lilt Pennl wa Jo troth Trail
Fork yesterday,
( J. F. Rettacher It t Portland thi
week. -
A pleasant oeil pa'ty wat given at
the resldeuce o( (i. 0. l'armnn last even-
I".
County court waa In elon last week,
completing tueir work late Saturday
evening. . ... -
Mr i. L. L. Cooka and daughter, Mr,
(Jrae Tliouu; were up from Ole Sat
urday. ,
1 t'rank Strlokltn was In from bl Itot k
creek ranch Saturday greeting hie Con
don frleud,
Mra. limine Van Ortdall, of Pendleton
arrived yesterday on a visit to her aialor,
Mr. L. V. Darling.
G. T, I'lnkbam moved hi family oat
to It. C. Strickland' ranch Monday
where they will reside during the iuuv
mor. , ',
Judge Mariner ha commenced hr
vetting bi SlWO-acr wheal crop at Lin
lock. Id combined harvester wa run
ning ou an 801) acre patch last week
which yielded from 13 to 15 bushel per
ere.
V. B. Myer lay he ha to keep Lie
chickeut abut op lui tuiumer to keep
litem from choking to doath ou the big
wheat grain with which hi ranch I so
abundantly (upplied. The conceit of a
half grown chicken i remarkable any
how.
The lierifl and clerk' office are
Without deputie ilnre July 1st. K
deputy I'urtwood will hold down a job
on Cooke Uro'. steam threahcr during
the season and Charlie l'lnkham will
look after ome of the detail of Hugh
Strickland' harvest.
J. W, Nye, one of the well known
farmers of Clem, wa in town Saturday.
lie urongni wim nun a sample oi biuie
Club wheat from hi ranch which i of
flmt clan quality and Indicate a big
yield. Mr, Nye etpecte to iwnd Ibe
Hummer in the Blue mountain where
lie will go for the benefit of hi health.
Itev, M. Bramblct, of Athena, preach
ed In the Itaptlrt church Sunday after
noon and evening to a large and appre
ciative congregation. Mr. Itramblot ba
lately been appointed district missionary
for tbi tertian of Eastern Oregon and
he may bring hi family to Condon to
reside In the near future.
Cook Pro, have a 'flock of young
mule at tbeir ranch which Bill declar-
are cuter than canary bird and more
inimical. They are diecendanl of the
celebrated "i'lnlno" and inherit hi
highly cultivated voice In a marked de
gree. Aalde from their musical gift
they are valuable property.
W. It. Neat came out from Arlington
fninday fur the purpose of renting a res
idence for hi family. He waa fortunate
In aeenring the cozy cottage near the
echoolhonae which ha Just been vacat
ed by C. T. l'lnkham. Mr. Neat will
bring hi family out a toon a ho can
secure team to haul hi household
effect.
Mr. John F. rink ham It-it Tuesday
morning for Ban Francisco where he
will vltit friend for a couple of month.
Although 75 year of age Mr. Pin Mm in
I alert and vlgoron in mind and body,
and he bi lately filed on a homestead
In Kcrr Canyon. He will return in
frirjV .6er to anperlnteud the Improve-
awent ot bi ranch.
A. E. Hammond and E. K. Lytic, of
the Cotambia Southern Kailroad Com
pany, were here Sunday looking over
the wheat prospect in thi and the
Ferry Canyon sections. The gen tlemon
did not talk much but It i undcretoo 1
that they are investigating, tho proposi
tlon of building a branch road from
near 8haniko to the mouth of Thirty
, mi lo with view to capturing the Ferry
Ounyon and Mayvllle wheat trade.
The following from tho Drain Watch
man applle to other towni'thau Drain :
'"The man with the hoe' is certainly a
good thing in hi place, but it li the
iimn with tho hammer and a few nail
that lome portion of our eidewalk are
needing, and badly too. A great im
provement would be the happy result of
a few hoar labor eiponded upon them,
and doubtless the Kdward Markham,
or tome on else, could be found to fix
the thing up in vsrse if necessary."
Jas. A. Kibbey, of Ferry Canyon, Is
helping to take care of Tom Johnson's
big bay crop this week, Mr. Kibbey
had bi measure taken for a years sub
scjjpilon to the Grtous Monday morn
ing which remind us to remark that
never bofore in the history of this paper
he the subscription list shown such a
gratifying Increase as during the lattt 30
day. This show that the Glour isap
pree luted a a local newspaper and that
it value as An advertising medium is
Increasing every day,
' Mr. Fltzwater visited Mayvllle Mon
day. '.
Heading ha commenced on Iiuecher
Flat. , . .'-,v."--
Itlcbard Campbell wa in town yes
terday, ,
Perry Ham wa over from Lone Hock
yesterday, v. -
V. I. Wilco wont to Mayvllle on
buslnes Mondsy.
George Hcbott wa In town yesterday
having brought hi Sister, Mrs, T. O,
homo from a visit at the ranch.
Frank Wilson and hi iter, Mis
Bell Wilson, of Michigan, arrived here
Sunday to visit their -brother, Council
man Fred Wilton. They will Spend the
summer hero.
i ' " , ,
Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Kutnsay,' of Beech-
er Flat, were lit town yesterday on their
way to Linn county where they will
spend the summer visiting relative and
old friends, Mr. Kamsay called to order
hi copy of the Cii.onit cent after him a
he would be lost without the "Condon
liible.
A (ample of young Russian thistle I
ou exhibition at the county clerk's alike
which all who are not familiar with
should call and see. The young plant 1
different In appearance from the full
grown one ami a it la pest that all
the people should Join in helping to ex
terminate we call attention to thi
meant of becoming fumlllar with it.
L. 0. Italston, of Portland, wa here
yeaterday buying Horse and mule for
the Army. He expect to send two car
loads from Arlington In thi shipment,
The animal will be shipped from Van
couver, Washington, to the Orient their
present destination being Japan where
they will be retted and from Where they
w ill be tent either to Chin or;the i'bil
ippme a the occasion may arise.
Our thank are due to Lewi Couture
for a basket of lusclou peaches the
first of the season which he deposited
on our wahogony Tuesday. They were
er.fwn on the Collin ranch, which Mr.
Coutare ha rented, and which 1 famous
a a pooch producing place, and their
rosy cheeks anil delicious flavor made
us (eel pleasant a Lew alwayt look.
Come again tilllcnm when roasting ear
g"t ripe. ' ; ,: ,
Waa It A Miracle?
"The marvelous core of Mra. Rent J.
Stout of Consumption bat created In
tense excitement in Cammack, lnd."
writet Marion St oar t, a leading drnggist
of Muncie, lnd. She only weighed 90
pound when her doctor in Yorktown
laid she must I'ron die. Then the began
to use Dr. King' New Discovery and
gained 37 pounds in weight and wa com
pletely cured," It ha cured thousands
of hopeles cases, and i positively guar
anteed to cure all Throat, Chest and
Lung disease. COc and fl.00. Trial
bottle free at Condon Drng Co'.
ROCK CREEK.
A very fine ball wa given in the Wade
halt ou the Fourth.
Nor Miller hat returned from Mat-
ney Flat where the hat finished a term
of (cbool,
Rock creek wat booming on the 4th of
July. Timber ot all kindt came float
ing down.
W. O. Flett hat jufln!hed hi sec
ond crop of alfalfa. . He expect to cut
a third crop. ,
Harry Stricklln ha finished his school
at Ajax and returned home. Harry Is
on of onr best teacher.
Mrs. C. Schott, accompanied by her
daughter l'cnrl, left last week for Cor-
valll and Portland to visit relative and
friend.
Mr. W. O. Flett expect to leave coon
for visit to the Willamette valley. She
will be accompanied by ber little ton,
Artie.
It Saved HI Leg.
P. A. Dan fur th, of LaUrunye, Ua., suf
fered for aix month with a frightful
running tore on hi leg; but write
that iiucklcn'i Arnica Salve wholly
cured It in five day. For Ulcer,
Wounds, Pile, It's the best salve in the
world. Cure guaranteed. Only 2j cts.
Sold by Condon Drug Co.
LONE ROCK.
L. O. Kiiluton wat in our burg the fore
nnrtof the week visiting hi uncle, J, R.
Ralston, I
Norrl Robinson and wife, of Kobler
Basin, attended church seivlce here
Sunday.
Rev. Warner came in Friday and held
quarterly meeting at trie M. E. church
tturaay ana rjuiuuy.
21 head of horse bemusing to the Ral
ston bankrupt eatato, were sold at auc
tion ou the 4th, They averaged fU.UO
per head.
Three d.ivt of the past week were
spent very energetically by the sports of
this place and the surrounding country
In horse racing white the nights were
ejient in dancing.
' Mr. Sibra, an organizer for tho United
Artisans, organised an assemly here last
week with id charter member and a
fair prospect of a strong membership In
the near future. Mr, fcii bra in an ener
getic rustler at an organizer.
The people of this place think that the
county court should be taking some steps
to open the road in Butter milk canyou
or to provide a better route as the trav
el from here to lleppner is entirely cut
oir and the U. 8. mail ha to bjjjrried
on harteback over bl oil's and canyons
unfit for a pack mule to travel.
A bin water trout struck the east tide
of Rock creek, near the head of Sweet
Milk canyon, on the 0th., tearing out the
road and washing tome ot it down and
across the creek and left it in Uuorge
Perry' house. This 1 the second wash
out for Ueorge within a week and his
ranch Is uadiy damaged by the turn no
storms.
Yon assume no risk when you buy
Uhnmherluin Uoltc, Uholera and Dlar
rhoea Remedy. The Hudson Pharmacy
will refund your money if you are not
satiHllod alter using it. It is everywhere
admitted to he the most successful rem
edy in use for bowel complaints and the
only one that never fails. It is pleasant
sale ana reliable.
! County Court Proceeding.
July term, 1900,
. pkohatk.
Kitnte of Jason L. Carey, dec Sale
of real eotate confirmed,
EtttnteofJ. F. Gresham, dec Final
honring set for September 4, 1900, at 2
P. M. , Notice to bo published in the
Condon Gijiik.
Estate of Miueola and Ed wards Lee
Johnson, minors Report filed and ap
proved. " ' . .' ,
Estate of If. M. Clay, dec Final
hearing set for September 4,1900, at 3
P. M. Nolle to be published in Arling
ton Record.
' Estate of Ruby Rarnhart, a minor -C.
A. Short app't guardian ( bond fix
ed at 1 2m.
COMMrMHIOKKKh' COUHT.
Petition of 8. V. Moore et al for Co.
road No, lOV Viewer ordered to review
road a per order of May term. L. W,
Darling lurvoyor, .
Petition of J, II. Downing et al for Co
road No. 103 Report of viewers accept
ed and road ordered opened.
Petition of U W Par man et al for a
change In road No 61 Report of viewer
accepted and road ordered opened.
Matter of "ofllcial bond of P 11 Steph
enson, county treasurer Kond approved
Matter of official bond of L W Darling
county surveyor Dond approved.
Application of O Ward for endorse
ment of ncalp certificate heretofore puss- j
ed upon and by him lost No Jurisdic
tion.
Petition of D A Russell et al for a.
county road No 113 O A Danneman, T j
U Johnson, W 8 Myer app't viewer to
meet July 20, 1900, at 10 AM.
Matter of settlement with former Co.
Treasurer 8 B Barker Book found cor- I
rect there being on hand I39U7.41, to be i
turned over to the new treasurer, credit
ed io Iho several fund a follow: j
County Fund.......
School .....
Road " .....
City of Condon....
Institute Fund....
School District No.
) !
,f2020 15
..1710 08
. 119 23
. 41 90
. 40 96
.. 1 15
. . 28 05
. . 2 31
.. 12 80
.. 1 72
.: 12 80
jmi 4i
14.
9.
' " 25.
" 28.
' " 30.
" 27.
" 24.
Total .....
Petition of J A Smith etal for change
In county road No 101 C C Clark, W R
Baker, J D Blalock app't viewers, LW
Darling surveyor to meet July 20, 1900,
atOAM. i
Matter of destroying Russion thistle
Road superintendent instructed to
take steps to exterminate the Russian
thistle !on the public road and vacant
land adjacent to the land of alt person
who will exterminate them on their land
nch person to notify the road luperin
tendent by letter, or otherwise, that they
desire to co-operate and fight thi pest.
CLAIMS A'l.LOWCt).
Mr. M. J. Sloan damage r'd 104 50 00
Ed Donn Tel. rent Jul. & Aug.. .. 3 00
O Schilling judge election Matney
pive't and mil. with returns. .... . 480
S D FJatcher Judge tame . . . .. . . . 3 CO
O i&Jdacy aame 8 00
J A McMorrl clerk tame ...... . 3 00
11 LPropst tame 3 00
R M Johnson judge Lone Rock
precinct and mil, with returns.. 7 00
John Madden judge tame..... .. 3 00
J D Brown tame.......... 3 00
John Guff clerk tarn 300
Jack Anderson tame SOU
J W Scrivner judge Idea precinct
and mil. with returns .......... 6 CO
Cha. Johnson judge tame. . . ... 3 00
John Chance tame. . 3 (X)
L P Davidson clerk tame. ...... 3 00
FH Morrle tame............... 3 00
F B Stevens judge Trail Fork pre
cinct and mi), with return. ...... 6 00
Alex Hardie judge same..;...,, 8 00
S M Vancleve tame.,.:..:...:.. 3 00
J R Fraaer clerk same.......... 3 00
A A Anderson tame..........;. 3 00
Ralph Froman judge Ferry Cart
yon pre. and mil.' with return. . 8 20
(joo. Hanson judge tame 6 00
J H Carter aame...... 6 00
S B Contore clerk samo. 0 00
R A McCully ame 00
II U Randall judge Rock Creek
pre. and mil. with return. 10 40
T (J Woodland judge tame 6 00
TCMobleytame 6 00
J M Klely clerk tame..; 0 00
O W Martin tame....... 6 00
L C Montagne judge Willow Cr'k
pre. and mil. with returnt 10 00
W II llerrin judge tame. , 3 00
F W Settlemier same.... 3 00
F White clerk tame.. 8 00 :
C Shane tame.;.... , 3 00
W II Colwell judge Arlington pre 6 00
AWSharrard same...;, 0 00
C W Shurto tame. ; . . . 6 00
E W Daggett clerk tame. .". 6 00
C H Norrlt tame and mil. with
return...,... 14 00
A Hnrtman judge Condon pre.. . 6 00
W S Myer same 0 00
J R Clark tame 6 00
R II Wain clerk tame.. 6 00
W C Caldwell tame 6 00
C 0 Clark Judge Blalock precinct 3 00
W P WeBt tame and mil. with re
turn 0 00
W R Baker judgo tame ........ . 3 00
J A Smith clerk tame. . .. . , . , 3 00
Myron Ayer tame 3 00
EA Stlnchfield judgo Mayvllle
precinct and mil. with return & 60
W J Edwards judge same, .. . ::. 6 00
Geo Augell same.... 6 00
Geo. B. Dukek clerk same...... 6 00
F B Moore same ;. 6 00
Q L Noale asst. canvassing eleo- ;
tion return 800
Ed Morgan same 3 00
E W Daggett registering voter. . 13 00
J BGoff same..,.,.,. 3 50
Arl, Warehouse Co. freight and
forwarding 8 50
(Continued on 2nd psge) ,
Purely Bualnoss.
Seed's plates,' Solio, Vulox aod Dekko
paper at the Condon Drug Co.
Wright' Root Beer 10 cent per bottle
Hire'. Root Heer 23 cents per bottle
tamon Sugar 25 eeftts per cau at
Jackson ADysart's.
Silverware finest selection and best
good obtainable. Dunn Bros, f
Bath- Hut and cold water, clean tow
els, only 25 cents at Condon hotel.
Have yon tried ft? Dr. Shirk' flair
Tonic for the scalp. For sale at the
Hudson Pharmacy,
Have you seen onr latest arrival of
silverware? If not, yrm had lie tier call
and Inspect th-He goij is. Fincat work
manship, beautiful designs. Dunn Bros.
(J. L. Nenl, the well known auction
eer, will eive the itrh-teH atietti'in to
all business entrusted to his t.nte, if j
you have property to tell consult hint, j
Summer footwear juhtln latitf;io 1. j
Our shoe combine style, fit and finish. :
and comprise the standard hrunds. J-t-t
ut " loot " you. Dunn Bros.
Dres goods of every desirable shade
and texture for the silimuer weather,
Right now 1 the time,to porches-, ami :
9 iuiui ue pieaacu vo see you. uunn
Bros.
O. S. EBI
PROPRIETOR OF -
SODA and BOTTLING UORKS
. Manufacturer of Soda, Orange and
Champagne Cider, Sartaparilla and
Iron and all other Softand Carbonated
Drinks. Condon trade is respect
fully solicited. Order promptly filled
Arlington, Ore.
VI CTOR MAR DEN
Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness and Saddles
CKine Stock Saddles a Specialtyi
We Guarantee Our Prices to Please -
and Our If crk to Give Satisfaction
Call wnen in The Dalles or write for prices and information.
Tlie Dalles, Oregon.
A Logical
Every roan'a character is measured, materially,
by the clothes. he wears, and his vanity is gratifi
ed by the effusive compliments thrust upon hiiit
by his fellow men and lady admirers on account
of the elegance of his attire.
To dress tastily and consistently, in keeping
with the prevailing fashion, il behooves every per
son seeking to be endowed with this requisite, to
exercise care and judgement iii the selection of his
material and tailoring establishment:
We are the school of art and style,
Come join the class and place on file
Your order for a suit or more
Of LAMM'S clothes, known from shore to shore:
For sale by '
Dunn Bros.,
Sole Agents for Condon
Dealers in General Merchandise;
ICE CREAM, MILK SHAKE,
SODA DRINKS OF ALL KINDS,
EXPORT AMD GEN. 8TEEDMAH CIGARS,
BEST 5CT. SMOKE IN TOWII.
nt IflPtfOiUI 9. hVQADT'Q CONFEC-
UHimuuu vt u
100 Years Old!
keep your Liver, Kidneys and Blood in good condftion by using Dr.
I'funder's Oregon Blood Purifler. Now is the time lo take it. Get
it fresh from the factory at -
the
Condon Drug Co.
Wholesale aod retail dealer in P.tlnt
and supplies, Notion and Cigar. Call
BABi? BUILD1HG,
The Arlington Warouae Co. is making
extensive improvements In accommo
date the large crop of wheat now rimi
ng ou. '.' 17 J 1 8
Send yonr order to the Arlington
Wurohoime Co. for grain sax, header
bed lumber, and clear wide pine for wa
ter tanks. A Inrgs supply always on
hand. I7d!8.
Blacksmlthinpr.
Joe Harbin, the blacksmith, witthetito
announce to his friends that he has re
turned to town and taken - personal
charge of his shop. Don't think for a
moment that he has quit the tow n or
that he intends to qnit it. He is here to
stay and to give you snliafai-uon in ma
chine repair work to which be will give
special attention. '
Dentistry.
Dr. T, L. Nicklin, dentist, has re
moved his office to the Stephenson
building, second floor, wj.ere he will be
found a( ail times ready to attend to the
wants of those desiring the services of a
firt-;is dentiat. Call and see him.
The doctor wan here f'.r a short time last
stHumer and liis work speaks for itself.
Treasurer's Notice.
All city warrants registered prior lo
Oct. I, !C0'J, will lx paid on presenta
tion at rny office. Interest ceases after
June 11, 1!00. P. H. Stkphbnhos,
. City Treasurer, Condon.
Juni- tl, WOO.
Treasurer's Notice.
AM conhty warrants registered prior
to January 1, 1890. will lie paid on pre
sentation at mv office. Interest ceases
after J due 23, 1900.
. . P. If. Strpiiksxos,
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon.
Dated at Condon, Ore., Jane 23. 1000.
WANTED OEVKRA L PERSONS FOR Ills
trlct Oflice Mhujkit- in' thin ntut to ri-pre
i)t m in their own and H'lrToumllnr -Hlul!i-
WilllriK U"i pay yearly W)0, a.yMe weekly. He
treble employ maul with BinuaaJiipportunitfe.
kiflereneta exrhNng"d. Knoloiw Hfl-iiiliireiMieil
utmnni'il envelope. 6. A. rrk,&uCuxiutt build
ing. Chicago.
reatise.
unit i u TIOHEBY.
If you wish to attaiu
this ripe old age you must,
and Oils, Photioods. Musical instruments
or tend for Information arid prices.
CONDON, ORE.
DEERING
MOWERS
BINDERS
AND
BINDER
TWINE
Groceries
Hardware and
General Merchandise
Largest stock in thfr
county'
BUGGIES
WADE BROS.
OLEX, OREGON
Fine Summer Organdies !S;tJd.
PArrlloG f'riped and Flowered Tattem,
rclLalca I0c to I5c per yard:
Lin6nS 3ant the tiling (or
Pillow Tubing Muslin, table Cloth Etc.
P. H. Stephenson,
CALL AT THE
Sum mit Saloon,
FOX FINES T BRANDS OF WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
FRED WILSON,
PROPRIETOR.
'visit DR. JORDAN'S grct(
tiUSEUU OF ANAT0UY
tOSt MARKET ST.. UN FMNCISCO. CAU
UMiMllntyOmutj
. Tha lniil Anuomlcal UoMum
to ui i. . i
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9 mm who bt itilreriiil
from tb tOtcta of youUbtul Indln.
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jamra. Fnrftian3 pbrklrtu OvMII.Im
KHHr, lAtat ManlM4l tii lucumpll
CAtloim; MramrrlMk, lr4ai.r.
rb 8Mrrfc, i Mt. mmamrr
r t rlHSllBV. aim. lif m comkliMitloB of
rinilla ef ra.u eumtlv power, th Doctor
liu ao trrmnt him trwtment tbal U will not
only Aifor hamrtllala rt-;l. (. but parmanant
cur. Tha Doctor aoa nnt elaim lu perform
mirnelaa, Mil at arall am.wn to b a !:lr ii4
io.ttlapcuutr at Meat.
"r ..- irwrouanix n.nicaVO iroa .
Uw araiam without iiiuaaorMreNr.a. a
TriatM DtbMl bT u Jiinart. Hadtrcl
rarr (..r CttaaMnr. A. quick ani mttrtd
ei'wfor PI lea. f'laaar ana Flalalw, bf
Vr. Jorilas's apecial palaleaa maib.Kia. A
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Our heuvst Qaita of hiacnif ialn. A t
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wry euf wa uiHl4tnka. A
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Traatmataparaanallv or b tetter. Q
Wrlto .r Hook, PIUI.oloreT
XtRHUai. HtlUDFlU V. Taittatu J
book lor n.a Call ar w rita
OR. JORDAN CO.. 10SI HsrUt St. S. F. f
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Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL;
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MRS. S. A. M ADD GCK Proprietor.
RINEHART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r.
The public will find that no better accommodations can be
. found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVEUHO MEII.
Are You Aware
That we are solo agents for Masury's Paints? These paints'
have a world-wide reputation for brilliancy of color and lasting .
quality. No finer paint manufactured. Any color or sbado
supplied. We keep them in stock. Our Varnishes and Oils'
are the finest goods. o"btaiuable.
The Hudson Pharmacy
Drugsj Photo Supplier; Jewelry, Faint and 0.1. Civ nt a UlL
CrmWkal Stoves' aou
Rflngos
Iron fJudsttada
Sprin;' MattrcaHcs'
Chairs'
Extension Tables
Orders' taken for Furniture
iod Wall Paper not kept ia'
Stock:
RUSHFORD
WAGONS
RACINE
gammer Suit.
Reliable.
Merchant.
CONDON. ORE.
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campaign now in progress it will be In
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ly impartial. This fact make it of
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The Thrice-a-week ' World' regular
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We offer this nneqnaied newspaper and
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The regular subscription price of the
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This popular hostelry has been
thoroughly renovated and is now
prepared to cater to the wants of
the traveling public in an up-to-date
manner.
Commercial travelers, and others,
desiring the comforts of a firnt-cluB3
hotel, will find this house suited to
their wants.