THE COIiDOii GLOBE.
THURSDAY. MAY !. IPOt.
; . , : '. NOTICE. '
The ;ijhb Ivviti't correspomlenM'fKim B
MH-iimtii "1 i.tllimn nmmy. We elm lo m.ke
tliif pntwr ! Uwttng new mettlnm of the
-nnuty hihI Invito roir !rinH lo sit u by
in Hie m'vr f """Ir rejc Ivy
lmKliirIiixiU. fi.rronpi'inli-noc imwt m
nitcmil v the wrWr. n"l nwHuwrllt Ut piin
lii ntl.m.'liiH Mnat'vltU-iieooJsom with, mid
the iiit.ir mwnian m rcsjwinnitiiHty loropio
Ions tXi'roswd by ewreponlen. -
rRoriiETc.
The following extract from
Edward Bellany's famous book,
''Looking Backward," which was
written in lSS'J, will be read with
interest iwv, timi hxvin proven
the words to be prophetic:
"At the end of the century the
railroad had gone on combining
till a (er great syndicates controll
ed every rail in the land. In man
ufactories, every itnjxirtant staple
wascontrolled by abdicate. These
syndicates, pools, trusts "or what
ever their name, fixed prices and
crushed all competition except
when combinations as vast as them
selves arose. Then a great strug
gle, resulting in a still greater com
bination, ensued.
The fact that the de?perate,popu
lar opposition to the consolidation
of business in a few powerful
hands had no effect' to check it
proves that there . must have been
a strong economical reasou for it."
County Court Proceedings
4 May term, 1AU
rROBATE.
nVth matter of the estate of Enoch
Wither, decFinal hearing wt for
MndAy, Jnly 1, 1WI, o'clock l M.
Fiual notice mlervd published.
In the matter of the estate of Charles
Fi , dec. M E Hammers appointed p
prniser in plc of R II Wln.
Ia the mutter of the estate f R F Seal
dee Will admitted to probate." Lueinda
Seal appointed executrix and Uo Mil
ler, John Cunningham and Henry Crass
ftppmii'ers.
FEKRY CANYON.
'Ike lVyor has been ou tie vick list the
past week.
Ja. Iycr is fencing his Ferry Canyon
homestead.
Nelson Rma, have the foundation laid
far a large and handsome residence.
Jack Brown i hauling lumber from
Lost Valley for his new reside nre.
Mrs. L, Brown, ofAK'ille return
home Sunday after a month's visit with
Mrs. J. W.Clark. "
Crops look well hero with Rood pros
pect lor another hntntiful harvest.
Al Collin started up his thresher last
In the matter of the estate of Phil. finish, threshing last year's
Heppner, deo. Final hearing set for
Mouduy, July I I Ml, at 3 V. M.
In the matter of the petition of M P
Maiding et al f r aeiuuty road No 119
Rtw Iftrdered oeried
crop of wheat.
Nix.
Stops the Couh
and works off th Cold.
Usatir Bromo Quinine TaUloU rare a
eol.t
r,th in titer of the petition of It I) , "
Randall et al ht a County road No 120
TOO MANY IMMIGRANTS.
The number of immigrants land
ing at New York this. Spring, es
pecially Italians, is unprecedented.
They are coming into this country
by tens of thousands. Unless they
are paupers or diseased, or it can be
ehown that that they arrive under
a contract to labor a thing almost
impossible to show they must be
admitted. Year after year," decade
after decade, thoughtful and patri
otic people have pleaded with Con
gress to enact more stringent immi
gration laws, so that we would not
be overrun with these European
cheap laborers, but in vain. There
were people of the same nationali
ties here who bad votes too easily
acquired. Even their interests re
quired a check to be put to this
wholesale immigration. Every new
arrival is a cj:npetitor, if not of a
native American, of one of his own
people alrea lr here. As to Ameri
cans, they were long ago pretty
well crowded out of the lower ranks
of public employment. Scarcely
one will be found doing manual
labor in any of our larger cities.
Not only so, but the great corpo
rations and trusts recruit the ranks
of workingmen annually by tens of
thousands of these foreigners, hop
ing thereby so to fill the labor mar
ket that labor cannot successfully
organize to protect itself.
Of course everybody understands
that many foreigners make good
American citizens. We can scarcely
admit too many of those who go out
into our forests and upon our un
used lands and make homes and
farms; but this class is the miuority
of those who land on our shores.
Most of those coming from Italy,
for instance, are laborers, looking
for employment, and never expect
to do any thing else. They come
because"times are prosperous" here
now; but how long will they be so
if we allow an unrestricted flood of
these laborers to wash up into and
through all our cities?
In justice, not only to native
born Americans, but to immigrants
who have been admitted during
past years, there should be higher,
broader and surer gates on both
sidesofour continent against the
influx of laborers who care nothing
about American citizenship and
generally use it when gained, to
vote for the worst men nominated
for office. Telegram.
70.35
6o 00
2 75
91.78
J A Riser, J A Ward and M K Summers
appt. viewers, L W Darling surveyor, to
meet May 29. UKU at 5 a. m.
In the matter of the application of
J D Livingston for a rebate on taxes on
Recount of wide tire wagon Rebate of
f t 63 allowed oil 1900 rollt
S.une matter, T C Livingston 12. 10
allowed on 11W0 roll.
Same matter. Y J Edwards H 00 al
lowed on 1!K roll. ,
Same matter, Joe Budd 74 cents al
lowed on 1900 roll.
Same matter, L W Darling 3 77 al
low ed on 1900 roll.
In the matter of the application of J A
Smith for a rebate on taxes Mortgage
tax on a w,li' sec. 14 and n e see. 22 tp
2 n r 22 e W M. for lSJl and 1802, rebat
ed upon payment of (3.37.
In the matter of the petition of A A
Carothera et al for a county road No 121
SS Thomas, J W McKinuey and A S
Rice appt. viewers, L W Dirling survey
or to meet May 21 1901, at 9 a. in.
In the matter of. the appointment of
a constable Tor Blalock precinct W T
Solvester appoiuted.
Claims allowed.
J K Thoma care W V irenct.. &7 uo
Sterling Staggs, same 14 00
Win Irvine same 21 5
St Vincent Hospital same 13 00
Arlington Dru Store drues same 5 00
A H Reudy nied. alt same
T C Mobley dam'gs by Co road. .
J F Reisacher reparing etc
W R Neal, salary school sopt and
cash paid out
Glass & Prudhomme, books, stat'y 72.50
R M Johnson, st'k inspector's sal. 33 33
Austin & Western Co, r'd inch ex. 21 00
Arlington Record printing 2 50
R L Price.lumber. 2 83
Arlington Record publishing 12 50
r-oNDos Globe printing and pub. 12 50
Lillian Stevens ass'tex. April ex
J A McMorris, same
W L Wilcox, board of prisoners.
Austin Western Co, r'd mch ext.
P U Stephenson Co. treasurer ea'l
W B Smith viewer road No 119. .
Ralph Froman, same 4 00
Wilbur Pryor, marker, same.... 4 00
Chas Burroughs cb bearer same. 4 00
Jas Couture same 4 00
L W Darling survey, plat, same 12 00
L W Darling, locating cen. of sec 9 00
Weekly Tunes ptg and pubg 26 50
L W Darliug, stationery 5 00
M O Clarke, Co assessors pay . . . 12-3 50
Clarke & Frazer uidae. 2 00
Jas Larch, juror circuit court. ... 6 00
J AKibbey same. 7 40
J E Redmond same.. 8 00
lleurv Perry same 8 00
J L Cooper same 6 00 ;
Grant Wade eauie 8 40
Geo Taylor same... 8 40
C W Martin same 8 40
J P Greiner same 6 20
J W Brow u same. 12 00
A D Haley same 0 60 ,
Chas Lillie same 6 60,
D S Brown same 5 40 j
Alex ilardie earne 9 00 t
E D Huber same 9 60 J
Win Neudle same 9 00 j
F M Woodfin same 9 00 -
J M Cameron same.. 8 00 j
G M Moore same 8 00 j
E R Cornell satue.. .". 7 00!
F B Stevens same. 9 00'
T ii Woodiaud same. 9 60
Nat Scott name......... 9 60 i
E L Johnson same 8 00
W T Adlard same 7 50
D M Rmehart same 4 60 j
Dan Cameron witness circ't court- 7 40 j
WJ Mariner ex taking proofs at I
land office.. 5 50 j
Blalock k Mariner supplies for
road machine.. 122 30
II N Frnzercasb paid out. 18 65
Malcolm Irvine care W P French 14 00
W J Mariner salary Co judge.. ..
W R Boyer salary Co commiss'r.
LONE ROCK.
The weather is very dry. A good rain
would be welcome.
Mrs. Yeatch, who has been very ill for
some time died Tuesday,
J. M. Williams who has been down
with the grippe has about recovered.
John- M. Brown recently sold 1500
yearlings for 2.15 a head.
Shearing has commenced at George
Perry's corral.
Several bands of sheep have started
for the mountains and the cattle and
horsemen are on the warpath and have
posted notices for 10 miles aronnd the
foothills warning the sheepmen to keep
offor take the consequeuees.
J. B. Goff visited Condon Monday.
Bob Johnson got back from his sheep
inspection tour Monday.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES.
I w ill offer for'sale, at public auc
tion at Stinchfiel d's corral, in May
viile, Oregon, on
SATURDAY, MAY 25 , 1901,
about 40 head of heavy horses and
mares weighing from 1100 to 1400
pounds.
A credit of 9 months will be giv
en on all approved accounts over $10
with interest at the rate of 8 per
cent, per annum. Five per cent,
discount for cash.
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock
A. M., sharp.
R. H. GALBRAITH.
G. L. Kealk,
Auctioneer.
9 00
9 00
26 20
5 70
66 66
4 00
THE FINE IMPORTED CALEDONIAN JACK
P1NIN0,
SSL
Will be found dur
ing the season of
1901 at Cooke Bros,
ranch, 4Jj miles
east of Condon.
PEDEGREE "1'inino, 62 101940.
Color, black; age, 10 years; bred by An
tonio Mayo; last owner J. B. llogate;
sire Bedando; grand sire Exposition;
1st. daui Vrano; 2nd. dam Positivo.
For particulars apply to
Cooke Bbob or G. G. Parmas,
. Condon, Oregon.
M. J. Canty a former resident of
Arlington, and well known in Oregon,
disappeared from his place of business
in Mountain Home Idaho, about five
weeks ago. It is reported that he step
ped out of his door in his bare head And
without a coat on and disappeard. It is
thi light by some that he drowned him
self in a reservoir which is near his
place. Some think he was demented,
others think he will turn up in some
other location. His wife recently return
ed to Portland where her family resides.
His creditors have taken possession of
tiis business. Diligent search will be
made for him Arlington Record.
vit DR. JORDAN'S ciat
MUSEUU OF ANAT0UY(
1061 MARKET ST., (AN FRANCISCO, CAL
(1MM Sink tmt Smtlk.J
The lsrrnrt Anatomical If oieom
tntbe Wor'l.
BrralrU mttrnrtton te th City. A
ytomHrfal ligUfor xitUnr.
WMkMMM.oruireMlrMl. i
MiM. JCatabHt4Mrm, 3
08. JORDAN PRIVATE DISEASE8
Taaiiff and ill4la r
hn ua wig arc tmTennf
from th Mftat et youttitol Indli.
orUnfl r cwm Ut nwni
Hlnw, LmIH ak4 In 1! luooraell-
I csttoncf hprKnli'rh. PrMUUr
ram, HM'rnira, rrn7
I C Crtaaila, H; MakliHi o(
remeiilM, ol wratlT power, t(i Doctor
liuserruK4 Wa InwunrM UieiU nol
' duly afford ImtnMlftt Uef, exit permanent
xnor aoea mm em 16 perui
la well tnmn la be a lair e
, iqrjnre Phyefrtlftn end flttrceen, fr4mlaeju
I la blpecfly DleoauM f Mea.
iruii.n inereofniy endioetM from
Truwi fitted hr an Irwrt Radical
) rare for Itaplnre. A qnlrk and mdUsul
Timor rnee, riar ana riinia,c; '
Dr. Jordan' epeclal p&lnleea meOioda.
CTCBT MAH anntrlnc to ee will receive '
our hrfitrtt opinion of ble complain. ,
W4 wiu ovnrmte rotUTiVJB wax in i
83 33
10 40
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After
Fourteen Years of Suffering-.
,ll have been afflicted with sciatic;
rheumatism for fourteen' years," say?
Josh Edgar,' of tifrmantown, Cal. "I
was ahle to be around hut constantly
suffered. I fried everything I couM
hear of and at last was told to try
Chamlrcrmin's Pain Ii,ilm, w hich I did
and was imme'liaUily relieved and in a
short lime cured, and I am so happy to
bhv ft has not since returned." Why
n it u!e this liniment and (jet well? For
bale by the Hudson Pharmacy. .
Whooplnar Cough.
A woman who has had experience
with this disease, tells how to prevent
any dangerous consequences from it.
She says: Our three children took
whooping cough last summer' our baby
boy belny only i three months old, and
owing to our giving them Chamberlain's
Couh Remedy, they lost none of their
plumpness and came out much better
than other children whose parents did
not use this remedy. Our oldest little
girl would call lusily for cough syrup
between whoops. Jessie Pinkey Hall,
Springville, Ala. This Remedy is for
sale by the Hudson Pharmacy.
i mot lgt we vniitrtnkt.
CIIAtlaKH
T reauueiit pereeaaMy or bf letter.
tat FMM Rnd strictly private.
Write for Rook. PHII.OorMT F '
I MA Kltt AGE. Mail6 Faa. (ATaloablei
book lor men.) wnwwna
OH JORDAN ft CO.. 18St Market 8L, t. f.
OF INTEREST TO WIDEAWAKE PURCHASERS.
EVERY COLUMH IN THIS AD WILL IHT EREST YOU. READ THEM ONE BY tfNf.
if
you
are
ambitious --
to
thoroughly
iuforuied
on
prices
and
. the
place
to
RC(
more
rval
value -
for
every
; dollar
you
invest
just
read
this
ad
over
carefully
Look
ahead
, Vwforo
you
buy
- your
Summer
Cornet.
We
have
nice
line
of
lv. & T. .
and
W. A B.
- in
straight
, ,. front,
French .
waist, .
"Cycle
and
Extra Long,
. We
can
fill
any
niied '
order
at
once.
Summer ,
wash
goods
iu
great
profusion.
AU
the
' things
in
Scotch
ginghams,
lawns,
dimities,
organdies
fhallies,
India linen,
India lawn,
English
long
cloth,
naisook,
and
swiss.
We
want
td make
many new
customers
for our
store
and shall
by giving
them
the most
and host
at lowest
price. , .
Send
in your
order
. and test
our
ability.
Wears
sure to
make you
rejoice.
We know
that our
. prices
quoted
can't bo
beat for
equal
qualities.
'Vettave
prepared
ahead
for the
newest
and
have them.
Jut received:
A complete
Jino of
Nubian
ueimilk,
lustral,
ptrcaline and
likcHatm
dress
linings.
All the
newest
things in
trimmings,
braids,
laco,
silk, rufllings
etc.
"Alert to the
wants of the
tralo,M
is our motto.
Extra fine
lino of
. ladies
shirt waists'
Iwdta
handkerchlel'S,
burnt
leather purses,
hair puis,
hair
ornaments
etc.
Wo have
only the
beht
Ladies'
summer
vests,
ornet covers,
tout-I'm
underwear,
petticoats
to.
jyjKKKrKK. Ml'
ATTORN KYS At LAW
lUI.U,
ORKUOJf,-
C. S. PALME V
prtisti; Barber.
SleelcShavoB
and Htv ir-cut4.
Raxors honed'and'ro-Rroundw
COHDOM QRECQH,
All Goods Marked in Plain Figures
IvORD & CO.
Arlington,
Oregon.
R. J, I'ai.mmm, C. H. 0swwm,t
PALMER & CORIIWELL
Blacksmiths and'
.Wagonmakers.
Itorwotuwlns sml Mew wwk Sixa-UHy.'
Give us a Trial
WTSATISFACTION ASSURED
At the Old Clark Stand
Condon, Oregon.
Treasurer's Notice.
AllcHmntv warrsuts reglntersJ prior
to July 1, IW1. will U pll opon pre
lontnllon at my lutertit coH'
nfier Janusry 6, 100.. v
I II. WUriUNKO!!,
Tmiirr nf rillllHiii routilv. tlreguti.'
Ptited at Comlou, Urs., Jan. 7, 1001.
Subscribo for Thr Olobk
All the news, 11.50 & year.
Ikst advertising medium.
Word reached here last Friday that
Mrs. A. BrasafTeld die.1 that morning at
Baker City of small pox. Her husband
died about two weeks ago of the same
disease. The family were former resi
dents of this county. Mrs. Brassfield
was a sister of J. VV. Clark of Ferry
Canyon.
Try the new remedy for costivness,
Chain herlain's Stomach and' Liver
Tablets. Every bos guaranteed. Price,
25 cents. For sale by the Hudson
Pharmacy. .
i
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
MONMOUTH, ORECOM.
DEMAND KOU.OR A 1)C.VTK-The demand for
grH'luatoe of the Normal Schmila durtuc llitt (MUt
year haa bwu much IwyonJ the iily. I'lieilloiii
wilH from lie lo173 per muiith.
STATK CKKT1KICATKS ami Dll'I.OMAS-Mu-dcnlaare
prepared fur the Statu Kxainluntloii
auJrulHy lake ftnte papvn ou utatlualtim.
Strong Armk'iiilc and rntfeMlonal coiime. Well
Kjlppcd Tnilulng IX'partmi'iit. Kxn-iiM-e raliiro
Irom f VJO to I1T.5 jht year. Fall term opeiu Ht'pt 17.
For ctW coiitalnliiK tull aiiiutunM-meuta ad-
drew, V. U Cami-hrli.. or J, B. v. liin.isa,
I'rvMdcuL Secrvlary.
WOOL and GRAIN
Stored with us will recleve the careful attention of
experienced warehousemen.
Barb Wire, Nails, Salt, Sugar, Lime, Cement, Flour, Feed and
Mill Stuffs always on hand in any quantities.
General Storage and Forwarding.
ARLINGTONAREHOUSE CO.,
ARLINGTON, - OREGON.
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAtl LABOUS, PROP.
FINE WINKS, LIQUORS and C1I0ICH CI0AII&
UILLIAKl) and POOL TABLKS.
FIKST-CLASS GOODS OUR TRIDK.
rilESII, COOL MILWAUKKK KKO RKKU on Dhaicut.
Main St., Condon, Oregon
5f?e Qorjdop Bari?
zt4W ors jlotel oftijcgty.
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS
r .
pirst-Glass LlUry at ooablc bjate$.
Your Patrons. SPRINGSTON & ROGERS.
19 guilVHOWi
without change. Passengers in this car
for Chicago change to a similar carat
Granger.
Much of the first class travel is being
carried in these cars, the rates being
lower, and the service nearly equal to
that in the palace sleepers.
For rates end full information, includ
ing folders' write to
A. L. Craio,
General Passenger Agent, O. It. & N. Co.
Portland, Oregon.
rbia aignature is on every box of the genuta
Laxative BromoQuinine Tablet.
lb remedy that riri n eoM fn ) ly
(iuarapteed j9Q0
Salary Yearly.
Men and women Of good ad'lrcne to rcpreeent
us, some to travel appointing axentl, others
(or locul work looking after our intercut.
$900 salary guaranteed yearly; extra com
mlsiiions anil expenses, repaid' advaiieeinent,
old establiBhed house. Grand chanoe for earn
est man or woman to scenre pleasant, imma
nent position, liberal Incoineaud future. New,
brilliant lines. Write at once.
STAFFORD PRESS, .
23 Church St.. New Haven, Conn.
CLEM.
tleo Flanders visited Olei Saturday.
E. It. Boyer and family moved their
household effects to their homestead
Saturday.
Howard Tropst and Lewis Flanders
visited Blalock last week.
Jack Wella baa been helping ampu
tate wool at the Brassfield sheep ranch.
Mrs Charles VVilktnsis visiting in Ar
lington. Fetor Conroy and family departed
Wednesday for Lone Rock where they
will make their home Id the futnre.
Bors Tuesday, May 14, 1001, to Mr.
and Mrs George Weir a fine son.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bmmo Quinine Tablets. All
dmggisU refund the money if It fulls to cure
E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. ii'ic
Pullman Ordinary Sleepers
The tourist travel between the East
and the Pacific Coast has reached enor
mous proportions in the last few years,
and calls for a special class of equipment.
To meet this demand the Pullman Co.
has issued from its shops what it tech
nically calls tlie'Tullman Ordinary
Sleeper." These cars appear similar to
the regular sleepers leing 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
and doing "light housekeeping", and
each Bectioncan befitted with an adjust
able table. A uniformed porter accom
panies each car, his business being to
make Dp berths; keep 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. li. & N. Co. ia 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
SHERIFF SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that an execution and
order of sale was issued put of the Circuit Court
of the State of OregoiksUHllain County, ou the
13th. day of April, liwi, upon a decree therein
rendered on the 2nd. day of April, I'JOl,
in favor of Edward Dunn and
jHtnca B. Dunn, partners, doing business
under the firm name ani style of Dmin Brother,
pbilutirrs, and against James O. Stevenson and
Eliza Htevenson, 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 or satisfying the
Judgement of the pluintiirin said cause for the
sum of one thousand seven hundred thirty three
and 110-100 dollars ($1733.90) with interest thereon
at 8 per cent, per nnniim, from the 2nd. day of
April, 1901, and the cost and disbursements of
said suit, taxed at $13.00, and $100.00 attorney's
fees..
Therefore, in compliance with said execution
and order of sale, I will on
SATUKDAY MAY 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 lu hand, for the purpose of satisfying the
judgement and decree above mentioned, the fol
lowing described property, to-wlt: ... .
The Southeast quarter, the Southwest quarter
and the Northwest quarter of Section 22, in
Township South of Kange 20 East of Willamette
Meridian, In Gilliam County, Oregon, being 480
acres, . .
Dated this 18th day of April, 1901. ;
W. h. Wiwox,
Sheriff of Gilliam County, Oregon.
Sax E, Van Vactob,
Attorney for I'luintltr, . . "dll
AJAX.
Blain Maley visited here Tuesday.
Misses Minnie and Ethel Adlard went
to Shottler Flat Monday to. visit their
sister, Mrs. Frank Marvel.
Ed Palmer and son Harry viBited at
home Sunday.
Fred Adlard, sr, who hae been on the
sick list for a week ia some better.
Oscar Maley returned from Sherman
county Weduesday.
Horsemen, from all over the country,
have been riding In tbia vicinity lately
gathering horses.
Cliff Maley and the 8mith -boysdug
out two dens of coyotes the other day
and captured 10 little varmints.
Topsy.
BEECH ER FLAT.
Prospects for a fruit crop are good.
Farmers are wishing for rain as It la a
little dry for summer-fallowing.
Mrs. Jennie Dakek and children, of
Wheeler county, visited here recently.
. Our school will Boon be out and our
teacher, Miss Belle Wilson, contemplates
a visit to ber home in Michigan.
J. M. Curl, who has been our neighbor
for 17 years, has sold his ranch and mov
ed to the Shelton placewe hope to re
side permanently, Mr. Lammon, who
purchased the Carl place, has, with bis
family, taken up his residence there. It
suits us first rate to have men with fam?
ilies move In as it helps the school and
the whole neighborhood. We wish a
half dozen widows with 8 or 10 children
each would come in and take forcible
possession of a lot of our old bachelor
neighbors. It would be a benefit to the
omiiiuiiity and a blessing to the bach
elors,
PORTWOOD'S
LIVERY, FEED jDSALE STABLE.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO I) RUM ME US' TIIADE.
FIUST-CLASS HIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS.
J. J. PORTWOOD, Proprietor.
Condon, Or. Corner Spring and Church sts.
FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
FINEST STEAKS AND ROASTS CUT FROM
CHOICEST BEEF. ALL GOOD THINGS AT
JOHN JACKSON'S
INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO.,
(BALFOUR CUTHRIE & CO, Managers.)
Highest Prices Paid for Grain.
General Warehouse Business Conducted.
Warehouses at ARLINGTON, BLALOCK, DOUGLAS and IONE. '
CHIEF.
This fine jack will make the season of
1001 at my ranch at Condon, Oregon,
wjbere he will be found during the season.
This is undoubtedly, the finest jack In
the county and horsemen who desire
the best should call and see him.
Pedigree Name, Chief; color, blue;
age, 8 years last September; bred by
Smith Eckels, of California; sire, Stem
Winder (Black Mammoth Jack); grand
sire, imported Kentucky jack ; 1st dam,
Malta Jennie (imported); 2nd dam, un
known. For terms, etc., enquire of the under
signed. F. Ward,
:r Condon, Or.
PAPERING AND PAINTING.
Fall lioe of latest Wall Paper.
Estimates on work and material
furnished on short notice.
Call and see my samples.
W. A. DARLING.
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WORK MULES FOR SALE.
I will sell, at private sale,
ten (10) head of line 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 set double
harness in good repair.
Call on'or address
B. K. SEARCY,
6d9 May ville, Oregon.
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