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iHU RaOAY. NOVEMBER 22. IMOO.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM
COUNTY OREOON.
LOCAL NISWS.
Mr. T. (I. Julinnun ia uilVrlng from
an attack ol fever.
Caa ytitipon iiaa returned to town
. " from the mountain.
D.inoky Bros, have a now ad. In thin
Don't fall to read It.
Mr. and Mr. C. W. Whlto, of Taper
.auk, were In town Saturday.
Dr, GallotU'n eundlUou wa reported
to I llghtl Improved at lat account.
Dr."A..II. Ituody wa out from Arling
ton Saturday night visiting till iitiont
In thli neighborhood.
Mr. Smith, an old rctdwit of Linn
county' and a ploneor of thla coaat, 1
here Vleltlng his ltr, Mr. Maley.
P. II. Stephenson ad. I of particular
Interest thla week. Commit It before
ordering your Thanksgiving aoppllo..
John Mge, wh0 hM lol"l ome
rriiRntur work on Jim Cameron' aneep
ranch In Ferry .Canyon, wa In tow n
Saturday,
W. A. Uoodwln, who haa had a aevore
t-ile with typhoid fever lor verai
wMa, la atlll quite ill, Ml condition
was Improved yesterday.
Mr. and Mr. F. Adlard wore In town
lint week. Mr. Adlard raiiie aotne ol
tha blggust veritable and fattest poultry
that como to the Condon market.
frnrdluT wiiQ haa run abeep In
the Trail Fork country inc Thlrtymil
Byoo"w'aVa mountain range, wa I"
' town on busmoaa Saturuay.
Mii Mamie Smith finished teaching
tkra sinntlm' term of school at Iost
Valley last Friday and lia returned to
Iter fioiiie; Mis Mabel Magee came
over with her to pcnd a low aay.
Ina Trevett WS in tOWB Monday from
. Trail Fork, where he I engaged In the
rnnlui Industry. Joe .has
taoght 10 of the varuiint In tholastlp
daya and nt eajwet to mane a iig ciean
tin before Chrmtma.
The last f(u of the Paclllc .Monthly
Utn eieellent nn in bar. lh ctmtrlbn
t..r. m nionllv well known Pacific coat
jople and the magaaine rauka with the
teatofthem. I'acluccuaM people ouiu
upBortuch a publication.
.... . a . i . e. II..K.Lu !. 4
word reaeueo, tnie uj
liuy Boyd waa Unmd, gagged and In
carcerated In the garret of hi Rock crock
the advent of a bouncing
boy which arrived to hliime'.f and wilu
' Sunday night. la that right, Guy T Ar
lington Independent.
A religion nwetlug will commence In
tl, MfthtxllHt cliurcti In toaall ov. m
The paator -will be asaUtml by thoae
dillngu)tmea preacher new. neumn
v..n. ol (Joldomlale. Waah., and Kov,
4. M. Uotrth, D. !., of Moecow, Idaho.
Public cordially Invited.
W. J. Kusaell, M. D., one of the proa
IHjroua toikiiief of Trail Fork, wai lo
town Saturday. Mr. Kuweit ba been
lnUilliaminco 1H83, and waa one of
the flrwt to crack a whip over an eight
inuleteam In thla region, hem hla
title. He report the" aimer butdncsi
llourlahlng In bit bailiwick.
Prealon Porter, the young negro who
ulled and murdered the little daugh
ter ( U. W. Front near Llinnn. Colorado,
a few daya ag-o, waa burned at the take
t the acene of hi crime lt Friday
venlng. Seven, hnndcd people
aaid to have wltnoed the cremation.
No lnoneat haa been held.
W. H. Robert, . in town Monday
Lou Rock.- Mr. Robert haa late
1v returned from an eatendod trip thro'
Northern Idaho ana Norworn n imii.
nn nd he av buelnea in those ec
tion 1 very good. Among other place
i,. wl.itad He nab c W asblngion, aim
beaay bualnea la brisk and money
Dlentiful la that lively luiuingcnmp
Th-E4ioo. Waragraph Co.; under
managfrVat of Fleming Rro., gave a
-how-fa 'Amorv' hall to a good alaed
andienoe last evening. The deatyuction
! rnrvera'a fleet by the American fleet
t Santiago, July 3, 180H, and the great
Wharkey-McCoy fight a proauceu ny me
IVriffrat)h Co. la well worth the price
of admlaaloD, to aay nothing ol the many
'other attraptione.- They: will how in
W ball again tonlpht.-J
School Notes.
K ki.ub' B. Unovrs, . School Kdilor.
Mis Grace Batdiog visited th achool
.u Vrl.lnv.' .. '
Rev. Tonkin and Mia Mill Paul
vleitcd the,cU00l for a hort time Tuoa
lay morning, "
There were two new acholar cnrollud
In th eighth grade, audone in the third
grade thia week. .';;
Quite an cacltemont a creuted
among the amaller puplla last Wodnea
day at recesa, one of them having caught
rabbit.
The attendance In the primary room
Wter than that of the gram-
' mfifrlnnartment daring thla cold Htmp.
n. khMU.iI the nramraur department
must try and do better," became at the
nd of the month the pupils of the pri
mary department will buaNt of having
(he least number ol tardy mams.
Wa nnilue an Item among tho Arllng
ton achool note which elates that there
. imnd.looklnsr Birl In their
ni n -
lUun 11 anv fiilior school in ttio
miuuMi
county. Having heard the expression
that ' Beauty l only skin deep," we are
' nrn,i,i to aav. If we-havn't many pretty
clrla and boy, we hayelntelllgent ones
. We will uubllub an oration which wa
hu'Mlii Lllla Clarke,; one ol
11011""- .
-I.. ,mlnn of our Iltorary sodoty, lust
Friday evening which, we believe, will
bo vdry Intoresting to ine pnmiu.-
im.. ..Mnnt of lack of bpiico this week
we are obliged to defer tho oration until
Grand Old Cllllam-Boat of All.
John W. Clark, a well known rancher
of Furry Cunynn, who left a few week
ago for lionncr' Ferry, Idaho, with the
intention of locating there, writes me
Ui.oiik ax follows:
Uonnbh'h FishiiV, In., Nov, 14, 1000.
"Kl'IT'in til-OHK ! :
"Pltmso mud my paper to Weston, Ore
gon, until further notice.
"Thl country It not a I txuocted to
llnd It, o concluded to return to Oregon
and will eventually find my way mica
to 'Grand Old Gilliam, which suits me
hotter than any part of the Wcwt I have
yciaccn.
"liospccuniiy,
"J. W. CtAllK."
V.
A Cold Snap.
Old Winter has ' been shaking hi
luck and showing hi teeth to
heat all for the last few day. Suow
irfnn lo full Saturday, and the weatner
continued squally until Monday evening,
when a fierce enow lorm i in aim
tu,Ia murnlna Condon lieople looked
out upon a whlto world, Tho mercury
registered a trine below ero itiesoBy
morning, and yesterday morning It
registered al below. Considerable dam
age I likely to have been done by the
frost, a the weather had been ao fine
lately that many were onprepareu ior
tm ti sudden change of temperature.
Thla I the coldest spell eiperienccd in
this region at this wiimm since m m.
ciitn,- Ka wonder.
v lurrv of Ij'ninutonTenn..
tli i'iivo. contracted
a severe cuse of Piles. Ilia quick cure
through using HucKien Arnite rain
convinced him It is another world' won
der. Cure Piles, Injuries, luiiamatinn,
nd nil ll'Klily Eruption, vuiy sju i
Condon lJrug Co.'j.
T,i ritinnve a troublesome corn or bun
Ion: First oak the corn or minion in
warm water to wften.lt, then pare it
imivn eloaelv a possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamberlain'
Pain Halm twice daily! rubbing vigor
ously for Ove minute at each applica
tion. A corn planter should ne worn ior
r.. ,invk lo nrotui'.t it from the shoe.
A, h ..eiinral liniment for inralns, brui
ca, lameneand rheumatism, Pain Halm
i uneqnaled. For sale ty ineuuoson
Pharmacy-C. W. Crosllol.l, mgr.
HAin ORHAMEMTS
AND NECK WEAR
BampU'8 of tho Latent Dt-bigns in
Dress 5riTm9s.
"
Latest Styles in
Uirter atj
LOUELLA MADDOCK.
First door west of .Stephenson's
store, Hpring Btroet.
CONDON : :::::: -pUEOON
Notice of Dissolution.
Kotlre is hereby alven. to all whom It
i,.v connern. that the flriii of Jackson &
Dysart, conaisting of John, Jackson and
ol.n Dvaart haa been thl day Ulssoiveti
by ujntiial consent, John Dysart retiring
therefrom and John Jackson succeeding
ii the business.
All ii,-ttoiiiit due to the firm will be
i,l,la to John Jackson and all debt
due from the'fltm UU paid by blnu
Dated at Condon', Oregon, ;lhe 17tn
day ot Octobur, 1000.
JOHN JACKSON.
JolIM IlVSAKC
I, tfl.ua'nr TlitrtVinlln. aold ranch
In Wheeler comity a lew daya ago to
Richard Campbell, of Lost Valley. Mr.
Fos and Mr. Campbell were ooitt in
town yeaterday on business.
II. W. Webnr, the popular tree man,
of The'Dalle, Is here thla week dellvor-
ina trees to hi customer. Xliedi-iivery
at thi point alone auionnta to over $700,
which la the largest true delivery ever
made in Condon. Mr. Weber has put in
over 2D)J w f tli of tf ees In the county
this season, which Indicates that Glllianl
county people have plenty of faith In
this region a a fruit lielt.
"I have used Chaniberlain'sCollc.Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and And It
to be a great medicine," say Mr. E. S.
Phlpps, of Potean, Ark. "It cured me
of bloody tlux. I cannot apeak too high
ly of it." This remedy alway win the
good opinion, II not praise, of thoso who
use it. The qnlc.k cure which it effects
even In the most severe cases make it a
favorite everywhere. For aale by The
Hudson Phurmacy. C. W. Croaiield,
mgr.
County Court Proceedings..
November term, 1900.
(Continued from last waek)
CLAIM ALLOWED.
A II Ruedy, witneaa atate y.
Farrier...............
AJKbclton, JPfoe tate vs.
Parker, (7.50 claimed). ...
T D Pweetin, con. fee anie case
(121,20 claimed)..,.
Cal Douglaa, wilnona aame case.
Dsn Cameron, aame. , .'
Geo. Leonard, same
0 V Sturgoes, same.. .... ,
R M Johnson, al. t'k Insp't'r.
Nelson & Portwood, team for
iury late va. Strickland...
J it Wells, special con. same
case
J A Riser, room rent, Parker. . .
Patrick & Co., stamp for otnee.
G W Rinuhart, board of Jury,
etate v. Cooke 137.70. , . .
Austin & Weateru Co., extra
for road machine.,...,.
Bancroft-Whitney Co., vol. Ore
gon Report...
J II Wood, burial pauper,..,..
II 0 Cromer, aherifftees etate va
Cooke f Wallowa Co.)
V M Blakely, sheriff fee same
(Umatilla Co... ...
A F Slmmona, juror circuit c'rt.
J A Ward, amo
F M Shannon, fame
J Boyer, aame
J A Miller, same...
W McKinney.eame.;
PopeCatlin, aame
D B Trimble, same. ............
F B Moore, same
M William, aame
JcffHaye, ame.......
G It Dokek, lame
R W Qrne, eauie..-
F Ward, eame..-.
R McKinncy, aame.
VV I Fletcher, lame
W A Darling, aame....
Wm. Hunt, eauie
1 00
6 55
19 75
1 50
4 60
1 50
1 50
33 32
2 00
50
8 00
6 02
35 76
8 50
3 25
27 60
4 00
4 00
4 40
4 00
2 40
2 00
8 00
13 00
12 80
8 10
10 00
12 00
13 00
10 80
10 00
8 10
8 30
10 00
S 00
11 20
Mrs. CL Vining, same.:.
Dr. Laxier, same.,..
F T George, same. ,
L O Ralston, same. . . , . ... ... . .
W Wheeler, same.,
F H Robinson, same. . . . . , . . ...
W II Colwell.aame
R Ashpangh, same
Maud Ashpaugh, aame...
fl D -Colby, ame
0 W Collin, same .....
Kam Foster, same .....
8 B Barker, mdse
Mr. Maddock, board Jury atate '
v. Cooke.. -i
Independent, pub. tax notice, ,
O W Rinehart, room rent...-,.
W L Wilcox, board prisoner. .'
II K Fraxer, cash pd. out..... .
TGJohnwn, witness etate v.
Cooke.............
J C Cooney, juror circuit court.
Kd Meek, same, . . ... . ......
W J Mariner, sal. county judga.
J W Dyer, Co com' alary
W It Boyer, aame... ............ .
COKTINUEB FOB TKHM.
Hotel Grande, care of Parker,,
II H Little, same ...
Dr. Shaw, med. attd'c Wiley. . .
CLAIMS HOT ALLOWED.
T D Sweetin, witness state v. "
Parker.!;,...
SCALP CLAIM ALLOWED.
Cha. : Ladigea ...............
C T Plnkhaii .
John Maldment
Harmon See!., .
20 00
10 00
10 00
88 40
20 80
10 00
22 00
44 60
44 60
21 00
20 00
58 00
4 25
V
18 00
; 6 00
6 00
41 80
,11 65
6 00
-8 80
3 60
83 33
14 40
14 40
7 75
18 00
60 00
Fine Groceries for Winter
This signature l en very box of the jonulM
. ., si..
s Laxative diuuiuvuiuiiic
Ilia remedr that ewrea a cartd la f
Purely Business.
Now in the time to purchase ronr over
shoe, rubber, leggings, etc. Call and
see P. II. Btephfcnwn' lull line ot rub
ber good. ,'
Baths Hot and cold water, clean tow
ol. nnl 25 nents at Condon hotel.
Whenyoo get that new hat at the
milliner tore jnat step op in the Novelty
Gallery and have a picture taken.
Temple' Novelty Gallery for Stamp
Photon one dozen foi 25 cents, four
different positions.-
Temple, the photographer, cam take
your hoose, horse or farm ; in fact, any
thing in out-door photograpuy.
(1. L. Neat, the well known auction
eer, will give tbeatricteat attention to
all bnainesa entrusted to hi care. If
yon have property to sell consult bun.
rreierrea oiock grnfl rt,eU) Tt)niRtoef, Etc.
CnnnpH R00d? rnes. PlrBwIwrrie. Cherries,
1900 PaCk. ;PREFKltUKn "STOCK Ones used al-
way used. Try it and bo convinced.
Thanksgiving
Goods.
Teas and
Coffees
Cranberries:, Citron, Lemon and Orange
Teel. Now is the, time for the t prudent
housewife to preparo for Thanksgiving and
our store is the place. Call and see us.
We earry the finest line of these goods to
be found in the county.
' Buy your Tea and Coffee here and you
will always drink the best- That's euro.
1 50
U oo
4 00
6 00
4 00
$5.00 Reward.
t -ill n the above reward for my
teamOn.e orrel horse, branded FA on
1f atifla alar in forehead.collar marked ;
one bay mare, atrip in face, branded a
n Ift .tine delivered at Condon, Or.
Laat seen west of L. W. Darling' place
on Hay creek.
- W. L. Wilcox.
Condon, Or., Nov. 12, 1900.
P.H.
Stephen
son,
Reliable
Jlerchant.
Six Frightful Failure. .
Six terrible failure of ix different
doctora nearly aent Wm. II. Mullen of
Lockland.O., to an early grave. All
said he had a fatal long trouble and
that he must soon die. But he wa
nrged to try Dr. King' New Discovery
for Consumption. After taking five
bottle be was entirely cured. It la pos
itively guaranteed to core ail diseases oi
ThroBt, Chest and Lungs, including
Cough, Colds, La Grippe, Pneumonia,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Croup,
Whooping Cough, 60c and $1 00. Trial
bottle free at Condon Drug Co.'.
)R. J:r. et-ULETTE, v.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OJJict Ixuk of Condon Drug Co.
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
Scroll UorK a Specialty.
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Condon : : Oregon.
Fall and Winter Goods.
Largest and Best One ih Gilliam County.
Winter Underwear, Overcoats
Mackintoshes, IJlsters Etc.
Universal Stoves and
Ranges
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry.
' I have a full stock of Gold, Gold Filled, Silver and Sickle
Watches, Chains Charms Etc. for Ladies or Gentlemen.
. All kinds of fine Watch Repairing and Cold Mounting done
to order. All work guaranteed.
Call and see me when in Arlington, two doors north of
GcAiide Hotel.
fir-Watches left with Mr. Reisacher at the post office will be for
warded free of charge to and from Arlington.
R. H. Robinson, Arlington, Or.
Groceries
Hardware and
Genera! Merchandise
Largest stock in the
county
Iron Bedsteads
Spring MattrcBses
Chairs '
Extension Tables
Orders taken for Furniture
and Wall Paper not kept i
Stock
Job
Printing
Of all kind done on the short
est notice and at reasonable
retea. NothiiiK too largo, no-,
thing too small.
Globe Office.'
1 nn .innnAN'S encar
f MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
1001 MARKET ST., tN rHANClSCO. vau
(IMt.M. SUU Ul MW'J
II
ThaUiwMt Anatomical Uutoum
In tli. Wur'.
Attaint aMnwHoa ( Cll. A
i,ii.,'WM,,p.i.ij,;'''"i' f
th. .Wt SpwUIIMini Hi. I'aoia.
OR. JDHOAN-PRIVATI DISEASES
Tagai wr and mlJai. W
asl ih.u wHa MHilHrlua M
,hi. ..ikW,l. ,if youthful Imtl. r
" oiHloi.. or ,; In maluw A
Tira. K.rvmiiilpav.i.'iii lbllH. f
I(li.na5. M"ll"- ,.
Hl tHIli HIH'flMI,,".."--". " "
rniillM,olSi'.at uarnllv. inl-, tli. Uuttnr
, armaArt hi. tr..lm..iit lhai It will l
only alura linaiKdlula r.lM. but Karmaiiant
miri. I lia l'lur rtii.a not ol.lin toiwilonn
nilmolM, hnt u wall (mwn to b. a Inlr and
."is'y-i-
iw rM,llMit.d from
tha .y.t.io without th. uf ol 1""r
Joe Pudd, tame.
Andrew Armstrong, same
J A Kiblicy, aame
A J Cochran, aame, special ora r
J E lioyer, same.
S M Vancleve, same
W M Park, ame.
Dave Spaulding, same
A J Myers, ame
F W Moore, ame
(jeo. HaiiHun, eauie... .,
E A May, eame.
Herman Pauling, Bame
P Mcrrell, Rine.
J W Kbbett, ame
John Palmer, ame. ...........
A llartman, same......
J J Wesson, same.
J W Phillips, same
F II Douglaa, amo
Mike Shewe, same.
Fred Hanna, same
W U Smith, same
Marion I.aniberson, same
DF Strickland, eame.;
J O Lowis, same.
F M Plitor, same
Heo. Tatom, same .
D S Smith, witness stale vs.
Cooke
A H Ruedy, same
Henry Crass, same;
U II Hobinson, same
Heo. Welshhorna, same
Dan Cameron, same
E P Weir, aame.
tirant Wade, ame .
T C Mobley, same
V LTohev. eame
t (J Woodland, same. .........
W Lucas, same
i V. Douglas, tame
A Moutaguo, eame.
L C Montagne, same
J W Kintaley, same
Ben M Kuttlck, same
Atlolph Kintaley, same
U U Hanna, same.,...
C I) Ward, same
0 N Scoggi n s, aa me .......
Bud KinUicy, same
T I) Sweetln, eamo, . .
WADE BROS.
Olex, Oregon.
nr. r llwfliir. A qnlr aiid r,fil i
k l)r. Jorrtun'a aponlul palnleM m.iniiJ..
r.vr.Nr WAN anolylna ton. will i-actka'
I our aoiwKi oiiuii oi rrsaia i
Ha WW, ttunrnw. . -
book ar waa.) ." .... .
OR. J0DN t 00., 1001 marum o, . r.
13 20
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 1)0
2 00
2 00
2 00
4 00
4 00
3 CO
2 00
2 00
2 00
18 80
12 80
18 00
14 40
22 00
St 60
28 00
20 00
14 00
13 60
21 40
23 00
2 00
2 00
11 00
12 00
18 00
20 00
15 00
7 40
10 00
. 6 40
6 40
6 40
4 00
10 00
19 00
19 00
19 00
20 00
14 00
42 00
15 00
22 00
20 00
13 40
20 00
The autumn leaves are leaving fast
The trees will leave In Spring.
Soon we will feel the wintry blast
And It won't do a thing
To the man who is not protected by our gen
erators of warmth and comfort.
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
FOR FINEST BRANDS OF MINES, LIQUORS end CIGARS
FINE BILLIAR AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
.3 FRED WILSON,
CONDON. ORE.
SOW IS THE TIME to leave your order for a good
winter suit of LAMM & CO'S Famous Tailor Made
Clothing. We are sole agents for this region.
EXAMINE OUR GOODS
SECURE OUR PRICES in the following lines
CHOICE GROCERIES Only the best .,,
HATS, CArS, BOOTS, SHOES Up-to-date styles
GENT'S FURNISHINGS Finest line in County.
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
This' popular; hostelry has been .
"thoroughly .'renovated1 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 first-class
hotel, will find tbis bouse suited to
their wants. .
3 MRS. S. A. MADDOCK, Proprietor.
iDunn Bros.,
General jviurunaiiuio's,
tfuuuuuuuumuuuuiuuuuuuiuu
RINEHART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, PropV.
Tbe public will find that no better accommodations can W
found in this country than at this house. , Meals 2oc; beds 2oc
TO CU RE A COLD IN ONE DAY
f..w..,lu. llnimn Ollllllno Ttthlett. All
(lriiiwlt rofiinil the minify lulls lo cure.
v w r.r,.v..' uiun.ture in oil earn mix.
For Sale or Trade.
New Monitor Drill, 14 hose 12 foot.
(Jnod wood frame harrow 12 foot.
Oliver Chill two bottom plow 14 inch
llodgo header No. 2, center unve, in
good condition.
Stove and kitchen furniture.
30 head of spring colts. .
25 head of yearlings past.
Will sell the above cheap for cash or
trade for real eBtate.
N. E. MomiT.
Call on or address Tho Globe, :-
; - i i t oiuion, yr.
GIGARS11 CICARSH
HENRY THE FOURTH, COHSTITUTIOH, FONTEUA,
JOHN DREW, EXPORTS, CEN. STEEDMAN
JOHN JACKSON
HEADQ.UARTERS FORTRAVEUHC MEH.
INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO.,
(BALFOUR GUTHRIE & CO, Managers.)
Highest Prices Paid for Grain.
General Warehouse Business v.uuuuuCu.
Warehouses at nf .TVftTON. BLALOCK, DOUGLAS and IONE.
Have You Got
A Cough, A Cold?
A sure and quick cure for both is a bottle of Tarker's
Cough Balsam. Every bottle guaranteed and for sale by
The Hudson Pharmacy,
Drugs, Photo Supplies, Jewelry, Paints and Oils. Give us a trial. '
Bread! Bread!
Twelve loaves for $ I..00. Freah evory
day,
Mr. T. L,Moititi;i.i.,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Ti, ronntv Cotirt ha ordered me to
collect all delinquent taxes by Novem
ber 1, 1000. Those wiahtnu to save cosis
will settle thair tas without further
notice on or before xovember 1, 1900.
W, L. Wilcox, Sheriff.
Dated tlila 2nd day of October, 1900.
$5.00 Reward.
I will pay the above reward for the
delivery of the following deecribed horae
to Kelson & Portwood' barn:
One 3-year-old black geldinj, branded
three bar ( 1 1) on shoulder. Range
on Ten mile.
John Maodock,
Condon, Oregon.
O. S. EBI
-PEOPRIETOR. OF .
SODA and BOTTLING U ORKS
Manufacturer of Soda, Orange and
Champagne Cider, Sareapar'ili.a and
Iron and all other Soft and Larponaten
Drinks. Condon trade is respect-
fully solicited. Orders promptly filled
Arlington, Ore:
Fossil Flour:
takes the lead because it .
is the best.
Try it.
Fossil Flouring Mills,
i i FOSSIL, '.OREGON.
For ?;ilc by Leading Condon Mcrchau
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