COilDGU CLOSE.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 25. "OI,
NMTHK.
Tli til.opr l'ivit(K rotrwpondrm- from nl!
UK ! i no mi ( lliliim I'Hii'y. Wfdlm WiV(
Ihif i 1 p"T t!i- loading ww tnnlli'm ! (he
ewtt:v ml lHvttftir:rHtHt tnw w I'
niiinit in "ip n l their wfw tv
? iit i h '. r;rr.'n1onet. inuM Ih
t J ! J writ T, not twofMwritv for juib
I'M', t't '! no r idoiim f r.iotl fniTU, and
the nut. i iim tirt rvU"MMItt itropm-
l l.m l-J10 -t I V t' tfTr-klMHlil' lltK
It roallrh iu to lv!c although
Spring is cuiiiing after all.
April ttvrm, Mizzarls md Hoods
are the tinier -Of the day ju.the, Km Hi kmwt walU makvr, tf
eastern states atxl yet eas-teru pro t,'..i..ni, tVvl.nt. "It . Iwh
pie, many of them, cottt'itnte to f t. war n- tl Vity ltirwnry firs
believe that I ho "climate 'of thejr,w ",v "-' " vaW.a'.i
NorthreMi9 a terror, queer people, j y lM.n,.n,itt. h
: . - j hus enrf.t hm q'ltfklv of 5l ehei-t cold.
The pictures of Ajrmnald which h j, viKB fr chiMron and
lave been juiblished in the bin pa- seldom ta-s itK.re than one lxu!e to
pers since he has .become a god !
American citizen are in market!
contrast to thoe published while
he was still, & bold bad Filipino
rebel chief. Then his pictures look-j
od not unlike a Malay pirate or a
modem foot-ball player, while hi
latest looks as genteel as a high
toned Sunday School superintend
ent. Can it be that ''benevolent
assimilation" has already had such
a softening effect on Aggie's physi
ognomy or is it a trick of the ar
tists who thus hope to gain favor
in the eyes of Aggie's new friends
and backers?
Organized labor in Portland has
refused to take part in the reception
which is to be tendered President
McKinley when he visits that city
next month. The reason given is
that "the men who are at the head
of the reception committee are pol
iticians and the more workingmen
they can get to join with them the
more they will ba able to 'swell
themselves' about their following."
This action on the part of organiz
ed labor is significant. No disre
spect is intended to the chief
executive or to iha . high office he
hold but notice is simply served
on Portland politicians that the
workingmen are ''next'1 to their
schemes. When the workingmen
everywhere get their eyes opened
to the fact that the only time the
politician has any use for them is
on election day and get together
and act on that knowledge, just
that soon will the politicians begin
to find themselves out of a job.
IMPERIALISM-PAST
' AXD P PES EXT.
The soulless, the worshipers of
brute power, the idolaters of trea
sure and gain without law without
labtr who are no.v ruling the des
tinies of both republics and
monarchies, possibly mourn because
they were born too late for the time
when Rome and Greece ravished
the eastern empires, but there is
still left a Flowery Kingdom of un
til! treasures whose millions of
siaiple Asiatics may be despoiled.
The day of bleeding and oppressed
Poland has passed away, but
there is the small, brave but he pless
Boer to be devoured in the land of
yellow gold and diamonds. We
cannot rejoice our ears with the last
sigh of the Moor at Grenada, but
we can diplomatically lay a treach
arois trail toward hearing the
last sigh of the Cuban at no distant
day. The sweetness of enjoying
the descent of Pizarro oh the Incas
or Cortez on the Montezumas was
alas! not for us, but under the
guise of ' Christian duty" we can I
6weep upon the land of the F'lipino.
And the yet unseized islands of the
sea oifer a substitute for greater
joys of conquest to replace the
plebeian plodding that . has de
veloped " the American natiou.
There's a poem where a spider
seizes a rly, a bird captures the
spider, a snake charms the bird, a
hawk carries the snake iuto the
sky, an eagle fastens his talons
in the hawk and is immediately
pierced by an Indian's arrow and
hardly falls to the ground until a
bear has the Indian in fond
embrace
The excuse of each as '
he gloats over his triumph is:
. . . "Thou must fall,
For I am great and thou art 6mall!"
If that is still tha d.73trine of the
world, if the thirst for conquest
and loot is still supreme in our
The Best Blood Purifier.
The blood is constantly being purified
hv the lungs, liver anil kidneys. Keep
these organs in a healthy condition and
the bowels regular and you will have no
tieed of n blood purifier. For this pur
pose there i mailing equal to Chamber
Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, one
dtistrof ihem w ill do yu more good than
H dollar bittlc of the !est hloot purifier.
Pike, 2") cents. Samples free nt The
Hudson Pharmacy. C. W. Oosiield,
civilizitliou, vthti of all t!tt doc
tri n of jnhrnt rights? If th
weak uiust still f.tU a prey to the
ftrong, what has bwn HeciMiipiitdud
by eighteen hundred years of
Christiiiittly, centuries of search
for law i its highest form nnd
repeated consultation between
nations for nobler pianos of nation
al life? Weiser (Idaho) Signal-
A VALUABLE MEDICINE
For Coitus and Colds In Children.
'1 t)sv not tlio cHMt tiesiutnry in
; vcnitiiiii'ti CiiHuiU-rl.tin's Couch
Kem'ily t !! who ttiv sutTV'riiiK from
ewre tin-ui f hottryeiieis. I have per-
eif.iilt.t tiiuT to trr .tins valuable modi
i fine, and t ! are 11 as well plfusett as
i mrelf ikvr tit raAtiit ' Kir suit lv
T,;J ,lale0,1 1Ml!irmscTc. W.CrwtielJ,
H,gr, . N ..
LONE ROCK.
Krb Wilk ' ft'r.d wife tent to Fpray
Tuesday. .
Kill Matlock mid trip to AHnton
itfter freight this week.
Prof, Patterson will Iwgin a term of
school at Lot Yttlleyshorlly.
Mrs. S. I St rat ton of lone wa visit
ing relatives at this place the past week.
The weather has been very chanf able
the past week w inding up with a snow
storm on Satnrd.
Mis Flora VVrd wentovr it Wapner
the first of the week w here she has been
employed to teach school which began
Monday.
Mrs. Morgan Vrd and her daughter
Xora starlet! last week for a few month's
visit with relatives up in the Pendleton
country.
' Bob Veatch, of Spokane, came down
few days ago and is visitng his mother
who is in very poor health. Kob was
raised in this locaity bat has been away
for the past nine or ten years.
Millions Given Away.
It is certainly gratifying to the public
to know of one concern which is 'not
afraid to lie generous. The proprietors
of Lr. Kinii'a New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles and
have the satisfaction of knowing it has
cored thousands of hopeless rases.
Asthma, Kronchitis, La (.irippe and all
Throat, Chest and Lnnj diseases are
surely enred by it. ! Call on the Condon
Dm? Co. and get a free trial bottle.
Regular size 50c and 1.00. Every bottle
guaranteed. 1 ,
AJAX.
Clyde Flint was a visitor at the Wild
Goose hotel Wednesday.
Cliff Maley, K. L. Smith and sons
went to Condon Thursday. v
Geo. Smith took in the dance at
Alville Saturday night
C. II. House went to the river
Thursday and got a nice load of wood.
Kay Rogers, of Alville, visited his
cousins, the Maley brothers Friday and
Saturday.
' Ed. G. Palmer, formally of Ajax, but
now of Condon, visited bis family at
Ajax Sunday.
Fred Ad lard sr. went to Schntler Flat
Wednesday to visit his daughter Mrs.
Frank Marvel. His daughters Ethel and
Alice went with him. Alice will remain
all Summer w ith her sister.
Topsv.
$5.00 Reward.
I will pay the above reward for the
return of each of the follow ing estrays:
One sorrel mare, weight 1200 lbs., 5
or 6 years old, brand "half x-ircle S"
(half circle below the S) on left shoulder;
one dark-gray mare, same weight, same
age and same brand as above described.
M. E. SCMMERH,
Condon. Oregon.
Pullman Ordinary Sleepers
The tourist travel between the East
and the Pacific Coast has reached enor
mous proportions in the last fetv years,
and calls for a special class of equipment.
To meet this demand the Pullman Co.
has issued from its shops w hat it tech
nically calls the'TuHmrtn Ordinary
Sleeper." These cars appear similar to
the regular sleepers being built on the
same plan, but not furnished with the
same elegance.. They are equipped with
mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows,
pillow-cases, towels, combs, brushes,
ect. , requiring nothing of the kind to
be furnished by the passenger. Each
car has a stove for making tea and coffee
ami doing "light housekeeping", and
each section can lie fitted with an. adjust
able table. A nni formed porter accom-
P"ie9 eil,h '" bis business being to
i make np berths; kep the car clean, and
look after the wants and comforts of the
passengers. In each of the trains which
are dispatched daily from Portland by
the O. R. & N. Co. is to be found one
of these "Pullman. Ordinary Sleepers".
The car attached to the "Chicago-Portland
Special" goes through to Chicego
without change, and the one in the
"Atlantic Express" runs to Kansas City
without change. Passengers in this Car
for Chicago change to a similar car.at
Granger. -
Much of the first class travel is being
carried in these cars, the rates beirtg
lower, and the ' service nearly equal to
that in the palace sleeperB.
For rates snd full information, includ
ing folders' write to
A. L. Ckaig,
General Passenger Agent, O. It. & N. Co.
Portland, Oregon.
i MAYVILLE.
Mis. IM'V'iiUiu is Very ciok.
Wui Driven put i U ou thv sick lUl thi
txtHC Shttrp Ittaded Hour here tor Olex
! the other oh. 'i
J. E. Doiison has opened a new black-
auuiu hyp ttcie. .
j Ralph Ftii-te, of Fossil, wnaiutowu
I during U.e. week.
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend visited at thv
Keys ratlin .uttdav.
j Y.. i Weir and R. K. Graham Wvte
j emit tu town last week,
j l.'tiubvr nt being hauled from Arling
tou tor tliu new vivvalot'.
5 Dr. Coryell purchased a new buggy
Jlroui keys .St Sun the wt her day.
I'm liar net t in hauling lumber for a
dweuing ou ma Ferry Caityvu twitch.
D, VV. lUUtuu, the stuck buyer, has
been I u ie lately looking niter block.
Mast of the fanners are dotie seeding
!nd are at worn ou their summer fallow.
John MtCtiiuiel is hauling Al McCon
uel'scrop of wtieat tto ttos Mayville
Mi us.
W. J. Edwards and family attended
the i.iruier's institute at tussil last
week,
P. B. South worth comes to town every
duy now escrcisiug his tine trolling
horse.
Mike Dukek's boy and Mrs. French,
who have been ou the btc list, are' im
proving. ,
Geo. Dukek, Jim Ramsay and Al Sear
cy were tu tow u during the week ou
business.
Lee Hoffman, of Fossil bought three
fat cows front Tow nseud the other day
paying $30 per bead.
Charlie Haoesobn, of Condon, is here
laying the foundation tor the new eleva
tor al the Mayville milt.
Mr. and Mrs W. U. Keys and Dr. and
Mrs. Coryell spent Wednesday evening
at the Kortride ranch.
Andrew-Patterson was in town a few
days ago. He reports having marked
1016 lambs from 1065 ewes.
F. E. Smith has bought the Kelsay
barn at Fossil and will shortly move to
that place to take charge of it,
Oklahoma Jack who baa been working
on the Keys ranch has "jumped bis job
and is now working at Wm, JS'ortridge's.
Wuj Davis and Ebert Nortridge have
gone to Rettie & Patterson's Cotutock to
work. They took over a new Deere sul
ky plow for Rettie & Patterson.
Mrs. I. A. Henderson received word
a few days ago from Colfas, Washington
that her daughter was very ill at that
place. She left at once for her "bedside.
Mr. and Mrs. Nortridge accompanied
by their daughter and Dr. Coryell, left
Thursday for Portland where Mrs Nort
ridge w ill undergo a surgical operation
in one of the hospitals.
M. M. Myers and W. J. Kirkland were
in from Wheeler connty for grain the
other day. They report the roads over
I there almost impassable anil the road
supervisor refuses to fii them although
they are county roads,
SfORT.
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.
Laxative Brnmo Quinine Tablets cure a cold
i,i oiie.tfiT, XiiCtire.no Pay. I'rine 2." cenu
NOTICE TO HORSEMEN.
My fine stallion, Don Pedro, will
make the season, beginning April 1st, at
my ranch. 3 miles north of Condon, Or.
Terms: Single service, $-3; season, $8;
insurance, $10. Dae care will be taken,
but I will not be responsible for acci
dents. This tine horse is also for sale or
trade. J. W. Ebbkrt,
Condon, Or.
AUCTION SALE.
J will offer at public sale at
Springston it Rogers' corral in
Condon, Oregon, on
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1901,
the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
13 head horses, 4 broken.
Mitchell wagon and rack.
3 Mitchell wagon aud rack.
3 set harness, stretchers, chain
and complete 6-horse outfit.
1 Cassidy gang plow.
1 walking plow.
1 mower, 1 rake. .
1 blacksmith outfit.
Terms: All sums under $10
cash. On sums over $10 a
credit of six months will be
given on notes with approved
security,
Mrs. Allie Balding,
Administratrix of the Estate
of M. P. Balding, Deceased.
WORK MULES FOR SALE. .
I will sell, at private sale,
ten (10) head of fine work
mules, well broken and gentle,
weighing from 1000 to 1300
pounds each.
If desired by purchaser will
sell complete 8-mule outfit
consibting of two heavy freight
wagons and four: 6et double
harness in good repair. ,
Call o'n or address -
B. K. SEARCY,
Gd'J Mayville, Oregon.
OF iflTEREST
EVERY COLUMN IN' THIS
If j Look Wo ilotsery We
you ahead .can clean want
ar j before lill , and to make
ambitious j you any stainless, many new
to I buy , siietl 10 customer
keep ' your j order P2J k for our
thoroughly, Summer ' at ; i" istoro
informed Corset. j once. , -0 and tdiall
on We . Summer '-") by giving
prices have . wash oo ' " them
and a gooda 40 the most
the nice. in ' 60 and best
place line great , and at lowest
to ' of . profusion. CO price,
get .'.'11. A T. All , cents Send
more , and x the a in your
real W. & B. things . pair, . urtler
value . in in and test
for ' straight Scotch our
every front, ginghams, ability.'
dollar French lawns, v . Wears
you waist, dimities, : sure to
invest Cycle organdies " make you
just ' and shallies, rejoice,
read Kxtra Long. India linen, ' . We know
this India lawn, that our
ad English " prices
over , ! long ; tptoted
carefully cloth, can't be
, naisook, beat for
. and" etiual
swiss. qualities.
-A11 Goods Marked in Plairi PiKurosW
LORD & CO.
Arlington,
nimttfinpt'ttim
. . THE . ,
H EADQC A RTK RS
FOR ItKitt-UKAPR
" WKT" GOODS.
MODEL.
KINE WHISKtKS.
OLVMI'IA ItEER.
FANCY MIXED
DK1SKS.
A Quiet
I numr
Main street Char,es
'iuiaiauiuuuiuiu
WOOL and GRAIN
Stored with us will recieve the careful attention of
experienced warehousemen.
Barb Wire, Nails, Salt, Sugar,
Mill Stuffs always on
General Storage and Forwarding.
ARLINGTOWArHOUSE CO.,
ARLINGTON, - OREGON.
rhis Biffnatnre it on every hot of the genuine
Laxative BroinoQuiaine TaMou
tb remedy thnt mrvn n fold In line day
Otiaranteed fo00
Salary Yeariy.
Men unit women of (rood aildros. to rejircstMit
us, wjme to travel appointing nui'tits, othi'r.
for local work liMikitifr utter our IntwMi.
SPOO .Hlnry (rmirentet'd yenrly; extra com
tni.loii Mini expenses, repaid mlvmicemciit,
old estAblishitl hiiune. Grand eliiuu e for ciirn
eat wan or woman to secure pleiisant, perma
nent position, liberal income and lutiirc. New,
brilliant lines. Write at once.
STAFFORD PRESS,
23 Church St., New Haven. Conn.
WANTED!
Reliable man for Manager of
Branch Office we wish to open in this
vicinity. Ifypur record is 0. K.
here is an opportunity. Kindly
give good reference, when writing.
The A. T. Morris Wholesale House
CINCINNATI OHIO
Illustrated catalogue 4 cts. Btamps.
40 d 8
SHERIFF SALE.
Notfce is hereby given tht; an execution and
order of sale was Issued out of the Circuit Court
of tbe State of Oregon, Gilliam County, on the
1.1th, day of April, luol, upon decree therein
rendered on the 2nd. day ( of April, 1801,
In favor of Edward Dunn and
James B. Dunn, partners, doinit business
under the firm name and style of Dunn Brothers,
plaintiffs, and Against Jumea G. Steven ion and
Elista etevepson, defendants, which said execu
tion and order of sale is to me directed and
commanding me to sell the property hereinafter
described, for the purpose of satisfying the
judgement of the plaintiff In said cause for the
sum of one thousand seven hundred thirty three
and 90-100 dollars (I1733.B0) with Interest thoreon
at 8 per cent per annum, from the 2nd. day of
April, l'Xil, and the costs and disbursements of
said suit, taxed at $13.00, and $100.00 attorney's
fees.
' Therefore, In compliance with said execution
aud order of sale, I will on
SATURDAY, S1AY 25,1901,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the Court
House door in Condon, Gilliam County, Oregon,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash In hand, for the purpose, of satisfying the
judgement and decree above mentioned, the fol
lowing describe pnperty, to-wit: :
The Southeaxt quarter, the Southwest quarter
and the Northwest quarter of Section 22, in
Township 3 South of I(an;e2) East of Willamet'e
Meridian, In Gilliam County, Oregon , being 480
acres.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1'JOl.
j W. h. Viivmi;
Sheriff of Gilliatn County, Oregon.
8am S. Vam Yactor, .
Attorney for riaiullll. 7U11
TO M
AD WILL INTEREST YOU.
BOWLING
ALLEY
55
POOL
TABLES .
IS COX SECTION.
Resort
Condon,
Oregon.
Fix Prop-
Lime, Cement, Flour, Feed and
hand in any quantities.
Treasurer's Notice.
All county WArrnnts rpjt',!''erptl prior
to July 1, IS!)!), will lie puiil upon pre
sentation at my udk'iv Interest censes
after January 5, l'JOl.
IV II. Stepjienkon,
Treat-nrer of Gilliam conntv, Ort-aoii.
Dated at Cotuluti, Ore., Jan. 7, 1W)I.
Treasurer's Notice.
AH city warrants rffisteretl prior to
Sept. l.'lOOO, will foe paid on preHenta
tinn at id v iillice. Intt-rcHt eeaHea after
Apr. 10 1SW1. P. 11. Stephkssos,
City Treasurer, Condon.
F. W OOD, M, D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON.
Will lie found for the present at Dr. (Juliette's
office, Main street-
K. J. l'AI.MKIt, , C. II. COBNWKLI.
PALMER & CORHWELL
Blacksmiths and
.Wago n m ake rs.
-tllorseshoeing and I'low work a Specialty-
Give us a Trial
.SATISFACTION ASSURED
At the Old Clark Stand
Condon, Oregon.
visit DR. JORDAN'S crcat
MUSEUM OF AH ATOMY
I0S1 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
(Buwmu Hull tnf gtrnik.
Th.lsrg-'iit Anatomical llujeum
In tli. Wor'l.
' "
eddls.,p.lllvelj'ear4by
th. oldsnt nnwlrtllut (in tli. I'acitlo
Coast. iiUbllslwd M yoars. m
OR. JORDAN PHIVATE DISEASES A
C-tl turn wh. ura .uffirlriK i
from th. .fleets of youthful Iridln- r
' ymrn. jervm. ann pny.icai steiil 1 1 tr , In..
. . . . Mi nil I l.UUIU UH-
f c.iloim; Nprn.irrltKi., Prumlntmr
I 11 r IFrlHallMtf. ml llv - J. ..i ' .1
r-mlle., ot ret urllT power, tb. Ioctr
. In.,.v-a i,. n.lmrn,i,miu Will nOl
' only airnra Irnmnllnt. rtllff, but permanent
I cur.. '1'ti. Ductor do. nnt claim to n-rfiirm
f nilracltm. but I. wall known to b. a luir and
1 sqiinr. rhjmlclan and Burcpon. prmiulutut
) till .y.Mra without Uiv useof Jtlarrur.'r. Q
I car for It.ylnr., A quick and rwtietil A
1 ui. dunwn a spociui puinipss m.tiiixis. A
our himrtt opt ui,,, at lilsconiplnlnt. A
ll' win Gunrtmtrt a VOblTIVE CVUS InW
I .wry cue we unitertnkt. , v
irnnain latmn it Kit ana strictly private w
CHARGES VK1CY XSAWNAUL&
Treuimunt personally or by li-uer. m
ll'-l.. ... n . I. ... T
, mw n,r rm, rilliivwril I or
I W AKRIAOC aii.kd Kbuk. (AvaluablaJ
Oil. JORDAN k CO., 1051 Market St., , f. 3
n
READ THEM ONE BY OUE.
We have
prepared
ahead
for the
newest'
and
have them.
"Alert to the
wants of the
trade,"
is our motto.
Extra fine
line of
ladies' '
phirt waists'
belts.
Just received:
A complete
line of
Nubian
,nearstlk,
lttRtral,
percaline and
likeeatin
dress
linings.
; All the
newest
things in
trimmings,
braids,
lace.
handkerchiefs,
burnt
leather purses,
hatr pins,
hair
ornaments
, etc.
Wo have,
only thiv
best
Ladies'
summer '
vests.
corset covers,
silk, millings
muslin. ,
underwear,
petticoat"
etc.
eto.
Oregon.
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAII LABOUS, PROP.
FIXE WINKS, LIQUORS and CHOICE CK5AUS.
BILLIARD and POOL TABLES.
,. FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR PRIDE:
. FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on Pkai'ciit:
Main St., Condon, Oregon
5L?e Qoijdor) Barp
Cadr? jiorS jlotel of, tr;e Qty.
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS
first-Glass Ciliary at hJeaoQable Iates.
Yourc"tfle8d. SPRINGSTON & ROGERS.
PORTWOOD'S
LIVERY, FEEDjAND SALE STABLE.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRUMMERS TRADE.
FIRST-CLASS RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS.
J. J. PORTWOOD, Proprietor.
Condon, Or. Corner Spring and Church sts.
State Normal School
MONMOUTH, ORECON.
FALL TEKM BUOINS SKPTKMBKB 1, 1000.
Students prepnretl to titko State Certiflcate iinmetliately on graJoatiot.
Graduates reodily Hucu.rn (rood positiona.
Expense of year from f 120 to $150.
Strong Academic and l'rofeaHiomtl conrHes.
New Special deiiartnient In Manual Traitiinif.
Well equipped Fartiiing Depart niptit.
For catalogue containing full announeenientH, address
P. L. Campbkm., President, or W, A. Wann, Secretary of Fncnlty.
Doi?'t port trpat tr?e (JljDBr; Offiee
is still in business giving the latest news and turning out
the . neatest job work in the County. Finest Visiting.
Cards: latest Stationery; in hort thf "best printing." ,
5?all apd Examine 5toeK
V apd prices Before Orderi.
PAPERING AND PAINTING.
Full line of Intent Wall Taper.
, , EHtimntes on work and material
furnished on short notice.
Call 'and see my samples. .
W. A. DARLING.
jyjKNLM , WILSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
tUK l).U.!,K,
orttuojf.'
C. S. PALMER,
Artistic Barber.-
SleokSbavoH
and Hnir-cuts.
Razors hortod and ro-Kround.
CONDON - OREGON.
H. VV. HARTMAN.
Carpontor and Dulldor.
Scroll UorH a Spcoialty.
Plansand Estlmatoa Furnished
Condon : : Oregon.
NOTICE TO CtfEblTORS.
Iiitliplatnt)f I'Jttrt tif Hie StaW of Oregon,
lur I'lllUm t'miiity.
lit thv timtU f tit lti K-tflti'ot AUijtiit SiHk.mp
ttwenwit,
Notlf U Mri'hy given by tha tntilerlneit, ait
itiltiUtntlnrot ttiewtntetit Atlitntiivltiitni.ttt'
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NOTICE.
All persons knirwlnn thomsolvef to be Indobt- 1
ftd to me will please call nt once and settle by each
; or note as 1 oxpoct to close np my business with
out delay. My books will be at the Condon
. Pharmacy for a few days only. Call and settlo
by cash or note, ns I shall place my accounts In
the hands of un attorney for collection.
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Condon, Oregon. January 30, l'JOl,