Condon globe., November 29, 1900, Image 2

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OOliDOii GLOBE.
5TiitiSrAY. NOVEMBER 20, ICOO.
. 1'?:f-ir.f: eorrt'sjiom'rmH' fc"w nil
'' tir') m Uittlhirii env.Riv. lit- nun til tiiiiWo
i! .1. V 1 .i Cti" l''i;iUn: l:i hu titillti uf tho
IHM iiK'i i v iff . ,iit irl, litis to tu.!! us t-.y
in if,-.' llifts iif t!.'(r H'Slw'i' iitl
I .!t--:hv 'N. I ornviw ti'tuct' iiihmI In1
f , i,vi" tti in.- W'ilrr. nnt'ini ')v lor jiuii-
: tiiiirp i -.it I'V-', fVVtrlu V ot ,!'!.! i.'liltl. tlllll
ti i ( - i r-r ;:,(..( r.'v'.i-i'K.i'rly iiiuf.iit.
h... ' t--. i .U' :t V t'-H'IVM'imill'.'.lli. .
Lot t.s return thanks.
A fine fat turkey is ft mjlile fuivl
but lew poor pwtKWi lAUzar.ls vvotuu j '.,
rare to exchange places with. himf.
this fine Thunkiriving uiornii..
Tde precinct in Gilliam count!
beat .Shoo Fly tU election as in lk-.
wily 17 voU wi-re caM, and even
one. tif then) we're for MeKinley.,
Antelope Republican,
The "idee". :
PONTAGE- A'f 17 ?.
President Paul F. Muhr.of tb
('mitral Construction it Xavigsituv
I'umjMXiiy, ban wove! his heath jtiar
. trt frotu The D.tiles to I'urthuui
Rtiti he now ocf.'iipit'i an oiiico h
the t'hamber of Cuiniuorco btiiid
injl.- lie f'avs lie will ooi hv
money ami w ill go ahead with hit
...:.... ... . .. - e ...
"I"" ,Ul" ; "i rjinsU in a K'tt
weeks. Orcnonhiij.
M'liw m1! iimvh o -,.l,i, .!,, ,.f
... ,. ' , , !
r.cns to Hit: prornifcrs ol the i nlnnir
jLtiipin" ami evervbodv up this wuv
.. -I . , . -V i . i j
ivniivi.su .nr. .uuiir ivou-ppe'cu in
liie elTorts tV complete his portage
roiul anj boat line. We hope ad
verso iiiiluenees will not be b0
strong for Mr. Molir. to overcome
hot from past experiences we feel
a little doubtul of the outcome.
We all hope for the best however.
BELGIAN HA KES
J NlISANCE.
-Alexander ft. Minting, of gan
.tjiego, is thus rjiiott'J by the New
York Times::.
"Just after I came "East there
was pntiteil in the 'lleanl About
Town' column of the Times, a stnte
ment about the danger to agrieul
ttri4j of the B.'li'lin h iro fi.l .
The note of warning weuiel. al
toht prophetic to nit) when I ojien
cil my mail this morning. A letter
from my boh tells trie that the
supervisors of our county have just
parsed an brdinance compelling
uivuers of Belgian harM to keep
them closely conn ned, and fixing a ;
penalty for turning them loose of j
not less than $20 or more than MX), j
This all came about from the an- j
iiouncement of a woman living
near me, that she would turn her
hutch of about 300 of the animals
Jnoeo, At we are & great fruit rais-
in? section, the loosing of a lot of ; through u-mg buck.len's Arnica Salve
'. . , j convinced him it is another world s won-
Helgtan hares WOlll-t Ppell ruin for : der. Cures I'lies, Injuries, Inllamation,
our fruit ranches. Belgian hares ?" "j"1'1? npuo-. Only 25c at
ConUon-l'rug Co. s.
ivre to comuion out our way that m' '' '"'
jieopk will no longer eat them and . A Potato Race.'
I know of one Los Angele3 breeder A Ferry Canyon, correspondent sends
who will give anvone all the hares i in an account of a potato digging contest
he can take away. Vet he paid I wt1,ioh,oc7rred ,n tl,8t
, . . , , , .! other day between John Nelson ami his
lof.iO for an imported buck and j hireil ,nilI BotlrcW.ned to beeo.-k-of-M100
for three does which were the : the-waik as spud diggers and when they
foundation Stock of 1)!8 butch. ! turned themselves loose the air was fill
Now lie is doing all hecan to extcr- ie I tthflyin Ferry canyon soil and line
initiate what has become an uinuit- i fat M,,r''l,-V8- A KO"1 "f 5s sncU in 2'
, . . i ... 1 hours was made and maintained but
igateu nuit-ance in his vicinil v, as ' u ,. , , , , . . , , ,
B ' - ' ! hen night came John had to be helped
FOme of the young g ot loose and are ' home and giv-n treatment for a bad case
doing all Fort3 ot damage to fruit ! of that tired f-elinst. John scored a few
tree. The Belgian Jiarc is a bigger! !'"ts however for he has his potatoes
J 1 .1 I I ,1 . . .
miis-ance than the English sparrow I
anil you people ol tlie I'.ast and J
r:.Mt . ti'.,.i ...:n c. .. i : t !
.'loiMii: i , trn i. , in ri nun it in a
conrde ofvears unlebs ntetis arc i
. - I . irrr n ,i"tii ui.-t, 1 1. 1 it,r, ens
taken to prevent the hares from ! Phippo, of I'otean, Ark. "It rnred me
'running wild in the fields and f bloixiy flux. I cannot speak too bigh
wouds about your cities." j ' of It;" Thi rtnMy always wins the
1 givni opinion, it not praise, of those who
Stops the Couch
'' and works off the Cold.
f nxnilve liinuio r)iiitine Tablet cure a coif J
inoiiediy N'o Caie.no Par. price cent. !
LiJIL liu
Just Opened in the Model Building, where
will be found the greatest
lo)MljiIMi
Ever offered in CondonI ..
DAM03KY BROS., of Portland,!
I'm it'itu r.iut, Ti'v,. Giu.ds Me
nock of S!j".-. 'i.,i 1 1 ;.',.'.' Ul'v
Alco it Siiie line of l.vn's G
VlilJI
i
PTflTv"T P .ri!? rr' vera
'.-: r.... ji i.vLi
j LONE ROCK.
I Clias. Stevens went to lloppner Minv
1 flap. '
Hob Caner. of Wiiitnor.' was lieri! tins'
-.k rii-tliniiniiV
.
Charley Frr.er made a -business trip
to Fossil Turailac, -
J. M. Williams vi.-Ut .1 ll.pj.ncr this
DiX" r.rmvn, of Cotvhm, visitoil ro!t-
tivrs hen- MoikI .v.
.' . - . , .....
tieo. Sh!liU ima tiioveil tiis fillllily
lieie fnnu Wrnr,nd ex peeta W renmin
, L ,i . . ; - ; . '. j
" . . . -
A Chinook niint iin.l ruin gtorm tha
Ir?t f thi! wi'i-k iiu'ltetl till" four inclil'S
j,,,,,,- butter on a hot flap-jack,
,i,. Fo-s i,s ' e-.ld his homestead to
t olinrf Camplifft' for 5500 Hti l IVrry
dim Ins IciiSMil i.!iesaiiH luiitl for a term
if from t,io to four year.
flnr iulili'i' yi'hool jj!iva ftn enlert.iin
uont in K. 1'. Ii.-ill r'rttlay evrning on-
isliiijjof rut-itattoHH, ot)i, ili!oj(uesj
to. A Jaiw cmvkI u na present KtiJ all
iijnyeil the (jrorratii which ri tfecleil
jicnt eivtlil on Ihu touchfrs, Mr. Wnlker
I t:.. I ik. i.
"I'l .Hl riUna'lT nflll 111 I ril'ir LIIJPllS.
Ir. ami Mr Mrer of Ivft Vnllev ron-
' .
iv,t d tieaiiiifnt ilnptt during the even
Alter tlm (.rojrrnm the Arlifiina
ii,t lunch luki-ts filled with choicest
iioioii-ii-iiiiirk" the proeeeils jjoing to
vfiuis t!m jiuri huse of an orgun fjr the
Ytio asmine no risk when von buy
I intiiiicr :uii t n lie. t;mlera ami I 'tar
rhwa Reiw,lv Thi; ttlW PharmacT
! will rrfund v'our mono if vm are not ;
satisfied niter nunu it. It is evervw bere !
ad milted to I at th most nccefii rem-
in lir h(nvel
cmiii plaints and the
i0,ilv onB ,l",t mn'cr ,Jl1
i safe and reliable.
ils. It is pleasant
ROCK CREEK.
Hurrah for McKinley."
Miss Knlie Sciiutt is at The I) .dies.
' 5omner l.itterson lias returned from
Arlington.
Six inches of snow fell here last Mon
day eveniug. , .
Charles Wicks, of lleppner, is on the
Creek this week.
Geo Moore was the guest of Mr. and'Msh 1,1 ,"",d' the pyrpow o' aattafying the
Mrs Geo. Uanna last Friday.
Mi?a Eldi F!elt is visiting at Ferry
Canyon this week.
(ieoiifc Lund,, wf lone, was on the
Crock Friday on lo.oti.cSj.
Ernest Taylor was quite ill the first of
the week but is now much improved.
Miss Annie Crump departed for the
Vallev, hist week, where she will reside.
' A Grand Kill will lie given in Wade's
hal!, al Olex, on Thanksgiving evening.
O. K. Farnsworth and W. G. Valleer,
of Walla Walia, have porehased bay on
the Creek and will winter 80'0 head of
sheep at W, G. Flett's place.
Miss Laura Conner died at her home
in l ine on last Wednesday of catarrh of
the stomach aged 13 years. The funeral
occurred at lone on the 20th, iust.
; Geo Schott, and his crew of cow-hoys,
d"e. out the Hay creek country hist
week al1'1 cMhe.cd about COO head of
cattle for Mobler, Schott and Martin.
Editor Sees Wonders.
Editor IV. V. Barry of Lexington Tenn.,
in exploring Mamincth Cave, contracted
a severe cae of Piles. His quick enre
8 """"'
"I liave nedCbamlerlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Kemedy and find it!
,,. u . ........ i:..;.. ' i. i.- q !
("wit. The quick cores which it effictf ,
even in the most severs case make ft a
! favorite everywhere. For sale by The
lltidson 1 liarmacy. V. . Crostielil, ;
"iifr, i
,r win iiiiinediiiieiy' clone out their 6
i (Mm x
m ill
M'i'l l,;t1:e nnil (!nf I' iirnihinrrK.
Dwa Skirts Ke. Etc. Etc.
i i-f
..no zmmtn mm .refused.! i
Petition for Liquor License.
In the Comity Court ol lh Stntc of On-gvn. (or
th. Comity ot tfUHanv
TO tlm Hoti.'Coiinty Cuiift ot lirtUmii- County,
i Owwm.
Vo lh iiiutiri!!frn'it rt'siiltnits ftint J'osurvoton
1 ot th IVtiiict of Law Koi lt, Hi uht County
iit sinks hm-b.v-petition your hoiwmlilo body
that a thvums be KrautiM W. R. Roberts, ot saM
, "T,'"";1' ,0 llrltuoiiS. m.!t nrnl vinous Ilvi-
! Mors lit rt'iuil ill QUMMItlt's li-wt tlimi one cniloii
i in the town of Kww itet'kr in until riwttirt,
Cotttitytimt stiitc; ,
,v' ,!" NlotmiSo,.. Otto VM. ,t. R. IVnnott, Jon.
M. lliiyiyi, W. Pitrhrr, F. 11. Umli'm, Ark
1 Miuldon, lioo. MmWcn. Wm. K. Coikoii, 11. W h'k,
i I't'nnett, A-tivii bunnnviin, o fuink-y. it.
I H. Niwl, jHt'k riker. S. V. Smith. K, H. lUbtoii,
j BtK'y BUttiim, Krt Compton. T.-H. ttobtnwn. M..
w. Bowie, K. Klton, Ji-tt Jlny.n, II. M. Ncl.
' Johniioslnm, IK .. Kohinetto, K. l. Wliiclima,
i
Wm. CnrtlK, W. R, RobiTtn,
To Whom It Miiy Comyrn: Notice i lii'tvt-.'jr
Itivcn that th uniU'rsiitiK'il. W. R, RoWrta, will,
on tli Huh day of Jnmrnry, Hull, )vly to the
Hoiioiiihkn'uitiity Court of H I i limn County, Orv
son. tor Urns to m il xt, rvtail, In qtmnUtt(
leu than one gulltm. frituutM. mult unit vinous
tiijuont in the town Hint prvt'lm t of t.om Ro k,
in mM tUliium Comity, Owgon.
1 1 ''
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
S'ofiro In lioroiiy Rivon iii tiie mnttpr of the
.stMt f Jumes Nixon, tioceii!i,,l, thut thi? uinti'i'
Mioit ton, tKii tliiiy it,t,iitit,.ii HiIiHiuiNtnitoriu
tlnf tdtnto of ttiiUl lii'iiiviit. All i'rsnvuii hmitiK
I t he tut.i ,,f Nni.l il. .ft. Uf All ,M,r,
cl",m" "K"i""t ,.",,HW h"M trwn tli
Hum hi iim in mv n.'siiif ice nor mhvvi u. tiiti.
pm. within fix month from the date of the
nrst piitijicntion m this Uolicv.
Miivvillo, Oregon. C. 3. Qt'lNN,
Muvvinber 'ii, 1!00. i Administrator of the
- ntMo of lame Mxun, dee.
SHERirF SALE.
Notice 1" hrc1y jrii-en that an exeentton and
order of Sale mm iswiirtt Out of the Circuit Court
ol the State ot Oregon, Oilliant County, on the
of tvtober. KW, upon a rtwree therein
"'tcred on the i!nd day of September. lx, in
fvor.f Jtitneg J. Fix phiiotitf, and aitnlnrt
i '""K- VtHug and the Atlhurton
I At'otmlJUank, a corpomtion, defendrtiits.whleh
snid execution and oplcr of sale t to medlreiited
and eouiinandtiia me to ell the property herein
after dcwrlbed, for the prfrpone nt wttslyinjt the
Judgement of the plaintiff In aabt eatwe for tho
urn of S2lt.. with intereat tl.ereon at to per
cent. )er an mi m from the 22nd day ot Septem
ber, two. and the eosttand dlaburseineutaof aald
(mil taxed at f w.OO and t!.j0 and iO.OO attorney's
feea.
Therefore, in compliance with mild execution
and oiderof tale, 1 will oil
SATURDAY, DECEMBER I, 1900,
at tlie hoHr of V): o'clock a. m. at the Court
Hoase door in Condon, Gilliam Comity. Oregon,
sell at publie aiictinn to tha hiithest bidder for
Judgement and decree above mentioned the fol
lowing described premises to wit:
The W ij of the W ij of ijec. 21, Tp. 3 S R 20 E
W. M. in liilllam Comity, Oregon.
l'ute.1 thi 3lat day ot Octobur, WOO.
Bkh E. Vas Vactor, W. h, Wtwox
-. AttjrforPrtr. Slierift'Uililam Co., Or.
$5.O0 Reward.
I will pay the alxive reward for mv
team One sorrel horse, branded FA on
left stifle, star in forehead, collar marked ;
one bay mare, strip in face, branded A4
on left stifle delivered at Condon. Or.
Last seen west of L. W." Darling's place
on Hay creek.
W. L. Wilcox.
Condon, Or., Nov. 12. 1!W0.
JR. J. F. OILI-ETTE, :
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ojfirt hi t of Condon Drug Co.
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
j Scroll lfor a Specialty.
Plansand Estimates Furnished
Condon : : Oregon.
P;PERIHG AND PAINTING.
Full h.te of latest Wall Taper.
Estimates on work and material
furnished on short notice.' ' .
. Call and see my samples.
V. A. DARLING.
WANTED.
Paslnre of any size, containing water,
well fenced for liorea. Give priee until
March loth. Address, N. E. MofKrrr,
Care Globe.
j0
R. T. h. KICKMN
DENTIST
. Office over P. H. Stephenson's atore.
CONDON " OREGON
R. J, PALMER,
Practical Blacksmith
and HOrSe-SnOer.
p j. r x;rtr.
03.11 STrtCXI Oil
Assured.
! Give me a Trial.
At the Old Clark Stand
Condon, Oregon.
'visit DR. JORDAN'S cat
MUSEU&I OF mWMt
tCSf fJAAKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO. CAL W
tirrtxtfM nftrrtrtfon in thu Ci( A
Vf'iuterfut Miulu Jot vltitJtrt, i
nck , or nuyenntrnrt-
ol'j-t H(.f(,tiif,t tin Ihr I'Mville
CuMW JtttJj)l)iiii; l m nart, A
dr. jonoAM-prrvATE oiseascs i
Tnnr mrit nd middle r
Ceil iviif urn tt..rri.rllv X
iWn tit fttvftm of youtMtii nidi- f
tmtl.fiM or txi'MUoa i . i... .
F f'tfMjM; KpfrniMtiti-rliw), fronimur- W
v,unv Yrm, frru-Mr7
f f t'rlMMilnr. - Hy r oii:tjiiu.tlon ot A
r'in'Ms, otKrfiH etimllvty powvr, the DwUr T
li0iTu.t-'1 lt fri-nlirif nt Hmt It wtfl nut A
only ftif'trd lrnin-fllnt n-Jl' f, hit pfmancitt y
dtn, Tii lh tur do iiotclHlm VfpvtU,Ttit A
' nifrci but in wjll knosvii to b a Ur muS
w)iitr lht'b"fatt hnrl Hurrtnii. iismlnttin
- Li niit(p'.:i(iftv U I f Men. A
"irHiMH htrtms)r rndirntr4 from
Trnaaaa filial t.w . - b .
"tl rt I'if Kuufiir. A niiit-k- n1 s,.ii..,i A
r nor (.r Hi It-, ki.anr Ktid H-initm.by r
ii icmh vpttnwi ' jjiffiiiiiMf , yl
etwy ctnf, tff, un'lfrfile. , i
t'onititti( -u KHKK fitid (rtftly THrats. w
.VII Aim tm VKHY Jt t; A. SO tyAU.K
T riiiiu?iit priini;til v nrhy ktifr, &
M'ritw 1,.r B'wk. IMf Xl,OJItfT r
?t iHKI AO Si. M aim-; i KftES, (.AvitluaUfi
JOHOAN a CO.. tOSI Market St... r. $
1 w
? 11
9
To t h e Consu m ers
of Gifliam County: .
We dculre to slate that wo are determined to' rodnce ottr Inrgfi ("tocli of'
goods nml for the neit t0 days will make ureal reductions in all lines for'
cash.'
- 1U- roferrinj; to your local papers you fretpiently note tho ad, of Interior
inerchants who, with concpioions signs,' pay; "We koll at Arlington
prices. '.' U this not evidence that the Arlington merchants mtist lead in
low prices or there would lie no need for nch Blatesmems? lluford pur-
. chasina you' full supplies or tho smaller bills trot prices froiri tls.
In agricultural Implements we have the favorite Monitor Drills subject
to four attachments, vis, hoe, disc, press wheels ot1 shoe.
The Oliver and Flying Dntehman Tlows are hard to beat for good clean
work, durability amd lightness of di oft.
At is no lotuMr an espttinient to buy a )!aln or .Slonuhten wagon, at
they have but few if any competitors whe. strength sud light-running
qualities are considered.
: If you miticipate treating yourself to a new l)ti?gy or hack do not pur
chase until onr new carload of the old reliable ttiicine rigs roach us, which
will he here in September.'.
When in need of a chop mill, hay press, windmill, sewing machine, or
any kind of machinery used on the farm, write us for prices and we will
treat you right.
far-Address all communications to the Arm at the old James W. Smith store.
SHURTE & WEIR CO.
Arlington : : : Oregon.
ARLiWGTOM SALOON,
JEAH LABOUS, PROP.
FINE WrXES, LKH'ORS and CHOICE CIGAUS.
BILLIARD and POOL TABLES.
FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR TRIDE.
FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER ox Dkaix.1it.
Main St., Condon, Oregon
Hr.AnQfr A RTEK8
FOR HtOII-OHADE
." wri " gooiw.
MODEL.
USE VlIISKIES.
OI.YMP1A BKKIt.
FANCY Ml.XKO
HKtNKS.
A Quiet Resort.
Xcharles Fix, Prop.
Lower
Main street!
iiiihiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiu
I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
HAID iADE HARNESS
The best is always the
My harness are the best.
I make and sell everything in the Harness and Saddle
line including Chaps, Spurs, Bridles, Ilaltersr Horse Cov
ers, Feed Bags Etc. Call and sec mc.
TOM L.
State Normal School
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
FALL TERM BEGINS SKITKMBER 18, 1900.
Students prepared to take State Certificate immediately on graduation.
Graduates readily secure good positions.
F.ipenso of year from ft20 to f 150.
Strong Academic and Professional courses,
Kew special department in Manual Training'.
Well equipped Fanning Department.
For catalogue containing full announcements, address
V, L. Cami'bkix, l'resident, or W. A. Wanx, Secretary of Faculty.
VICTOR MARDEN
Manufacturer of and Dealer
ine Stock Saddles a Specialtyi
lit Guarantee Our Prices to Please
and Our Hork to Give Satisfaction
Call -when in The Dalles or write for prices and information.
i xie jjanes, uregon.
C. S. PALMER,
prtisti; Barber.
Sleek; Sliaves '
' and Hair-cuts.
Razora honed and re-ground.
COHDON - - OREGON.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice l liirtby Kivnn Unit tlie tinlcnlKnel. !
mlinlnlii riitrlx of the Mtutu of Tlnm. J Youndrti).
i;ui!i, low llliil In Itio coil my court of Olllium
oouiity . utiiti? of Ori'n, Imr liiml nrcniint an
mirh mlniliii: IriilrU of said ettnlii mid flint
Tuesdiv. November 6. iQOO. V
t 2 o'clnclf l; M., h bec-n ilxoi by milrt court I
tlm liirnj for liMirinif oliiwllnin lo miiil rutmrt
' iinrt tins mittkim-iit thnri-ij. ' M.IHV A. YofNo, )
AdmliilntrutrlJl ol tlm Entule of .Tbu. J Young,
i.ii-:cijUH'..ilv
THE . .
BOWLING
ALLEY
5J
BOOL
TABLES
IS C0SNK17I0S.
Condon,
Oregon
cheapest. Get tho best.
Get them.
P0RTW00D.
in Harness and Saddles
Treasurer's Notice.
All connly warrants registered prior
to May 1r tH'.W, will ho paid on pre
scntaiion at mv ollli-e. Interest ceases
ufterNovemberai, iOOO.
P, H. fTHflfKSTWIN,,
Trnasnrer of Gilliam countv, Grcuoii,
Dated at Condon. Ore.; Nov L'l, ll)l.
Treasurer's Notice.
'All city warrants registered prior to
Apr. 1, iiXXi, will I paid on prOscnta
tion at my ollkc.; interest ceitse after
U0V, 0, 1!)U. 1. II. Ktki-iiknkon.
City treasurer, Condon
)U. I. I N A
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
l'ui' "iKht l'uU prorofillr mwwerwl.
tty miHWrt.il. .
Biill.llni.',
- OHEOON.
"m,e 'n 'c Muiionlc Bullilliif.
CONDON
Subiicribefor the Gloiie.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
We wish to n' .jounce to onr frieiids" arid' patrrtnt that our Fall and
Winter stock of Dry Goods, Notions,1 Clothing, Diidbrwear, Furnish
Ing Goods and Shoes is now nrrivliig and la larger ttnd better' sfolectud'
tlinii ever bofofe.
We also have complete lines of
Superior Hoe
and Disc Drills
Superior Seeders,
Canton Plows and
, .
Studebaker Hacks,
Wagons and
3 ALL COODS MARKED
When in Arlington make our atore your"
, headiiuarters. There's room for all and
bargains for all and tho latch string is aV
' ways out. : . . .
LORD & CO.
Arlington, Oregon,
F. M. Sprlngstori J. A. Rodr
SPRINGSTON & ROGERS.
-.' ' -. . " '
- (Sutoora' to O. Johnson.)
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
Hay and Grain bought and eold.
First-class Rigs always on hand at very reasonable rales,
A share of tho public patronage is respectfully solicited,-
Condon, Oregon.
00 AND SEE
ALHEHSHAll
Who keeps a fine line of Stovos, Ranges, Linolentn, Bedding,
Springs, Valises, Hardwawe, Gloves, Cutlery, Flower Tots,
Jar Rubbers Ete. - '
E. A, NELSON.
NELSON &
(Successors to D. M. RI.NKI1AKT),
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DitUMMEKS' TKADHT.
FIRST-CLASS UIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS,
Condon-, Or. Corner
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LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO.
HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager.
:R0UCH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
We offor complete stock of Fin Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Cell
Ing, Hustle, Ship-lap antf all kinds of Kough Lumber. Carcfjil
attention given to bills of speciaf sizes and dimension stuir. ;
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE.
LOST VALLEY, .OREGON,
E. T HOLLENBECK, il1. E.
CONSULTING ENGINEER.
EriliniatcB made on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Walef
Powers, Pumps and Bumping Plants. Repairing a Specialty.
If you have anything you think past fixing) bring it to roe,
Condon, Oregon.
Do9't fort tf?at tl?e qOB Office
' still in biminoes giving the latest news and turning out
tho neatest job work in the County. Finest Visiting
Cards r latest Stationery; in short the "beet printing"
NOW ARRIV111G,
Buggies,
IN PLAIN FIGURES -
J. J. FORT WOOD,
PORTWOOD
Spring and Church s
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HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIX BUILDING