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THE CG'.'QOil GLOBE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER. &. (&Si notice. Till- f !Hilf Invltn cnrrrjvi'1.,nr' tftfff K Hun 01 i.illinro mmtty. r!w liiwS IM mNf thi k-mttnt new molittutnt th unity niul iHviti-nut inonda t nwirt lr M n intiuif In the iicuk o( llu'ir Mipt l fii'lKhUirhmwtft. rirrn u li-mf mint I lij- the writiT, nnt iiwvnt!v (nrpiib- filHltlll, lMt N HU VVilll'lllVIlf tMVt Illittl. Hll'1 f Iti-i'iiiUir iiiimi ih Tvwmfihilitj uriqi:i lim rxvrwwrd nr oiirtvsp'Mirtviiia. ELIMlXATlOy OF T'JK STO ' 4C fl ' Modern physicians have astvr ! tainel by experiments that . ihe linni.ni stoniftch is mi immvetrv ! tirgan, and, u lift, h urns vioe in j Ibcw Jays, when life le.-isatreint-eu than it was in days past. It was a necessity in the time when en were not m certain of having three square meals a Iay set before them, and when everybody had to eat when and wh?re he cjiiI 1 gel anything to eat, and was wise In stow away as much as possible for fear that it might be a long time before he got anything more, the tame as an anaconda does now. The stomach has become a task master which keeps most of crea tion rtumng and worrying to pro cure enough- to satisfy it, and the more it is pampered and stuffed the more voracious and exacting it becomes. In it are bred and nur tured half the diseases flesh is heir? to, and when age and its weakness es comes on it bee mes a burden worse the th tu grasshopper.- Xo one can be well or happy whois com pelled to pay constant attention to his diet and has to reject many things which are good, and ought to ba wholesom e "f At last, after yeaifs of experi ment on inferior animals and final ly on sufldriug man himself, it has been decided that this organ is not essential to life, and that it can be removed as diseased spleens, por tions of the liver, kidneys and in testines have been for some time. It is possible to imitate the action of the stomach in the preliminary processes of digestion, but it is found that food not pre-digested may be introduced into the system with safety, and, if taken in small quantities and frequently, a refrac tory and unpleasant stomach can be removed without endangering or shortening life. . " Here is relief for the dyspeptic and corpulent, and the billious and weary may have rest. A case is quoted where a man who weighed 275 pounds and was unable to get around with any comfort was re duced to fifty pounds by the removal of his stomach. The operation is bat little more difficult or danger ous than the removal of the vermi form appendix or a section of the intestines. The intestines being joined to the lesophagus, or swallow pipe, the sufferer goes oaeating and living, is relived of a great burden, and can eat or drink anything. He has no stomach to be "turned'' at sight of offensive food, and he may take a stormy voyage without suf fering from seasickness. Oregon ian. A writer asserts that the dead are the most powerful people in the universe. Certain men and women thought and acted a certain way a generation or more ago, and they hold the living of today in thrall. Eugene Guard. It U related of Mr. Hearst that for a long time he edited the Jour nal with his feet. That is in order to get the perspective of the trake up he laid the paper on the floor and, pointing out with his toe, dictated as to what should be killed, what changed and what en larged. Newspaper gossip has it that in doing this one night he kept his foot on an editorial that should have been killed, and which very soon caused grievous trouble. Mr. Hearst is but thirty-five years old. He has socialistic tendencies but lias, nevertheless, been heard to say that he regarded Mr. Rockefeller as one of the best and greatest of Am erican citizens. This too.while ever pursuing the Standard Oil trust. His expiation is that such enormous wealth must be kept in check, and that the magnates must understand that the people know all about them. Mr. Hearst is a hard work er, and thare is scarcaly a m jrniug at three when he is not to be found in the composing-room. He can do anything on a paper from setting type to writing editorials." Allen Sangree fn Ainslee's. l Topeka, Kansas, the inhabitants wtrt t Mug called Topekans on ac fTnkvf fhe1 eiiiitlarity in snnd to the teii. r-i liitiuTj,fcabooZe would 6iiil iftter. "At ft mertirgot the S.ethern Caiifohia .; presbertv, held1 las-t he toiltiff- in rewlmUn paused by a riling j 5 vte; R-shlvsl, that lie who by word : or deed docs anght to Mini the reputa tion ut our public men or weaken the in fluence of their rharaoter, CnrtmiW ft se rious crime againt the rising generation awt thni f irfaiu the repect an I confl-ietn-e of his fellow-men, "Such an evenl s the nmrder f Preei- di-nt MfKinley may well excue the ex- lrfl-n of tmrt'WhiU r:iioI a nnlil ; riB!.teHM iiHgmUon dies down, but ft I hill wa.vti.M, hi cfttniwrnoniwits win ',r'"" eouervatlve ndnd to ihe con- j i,.,vt. ,revuilHi, honhl not and doe -t xr-s the pmjer wntiment. The '"'''' riKht,hntitist.Mvaie- t Iv exrfe'l. "Our pnhlic men" mn I . it nil tiw lie open to jrojerin'l diH'ent criticism, mi l if their art are such, in the opinion of n reitsonalile eritios, us tolnit him t !: something that will "In-little tlwir repntfttiott" or "weaken the infl-t-ence of their character," that nut I his privileire. f Hpir reputation or character is vicious, inimical to the pnhlic welfare if they are all for tie If and nothing for the pnhlic if they serve a ft- mid not all it they steal, or graft, or deceive, or swindle, or are grossly in competent or iuim nl their character should be exposed, and their reputation should Miffer accordingly. "But there has been entirely too mnch nnreasonahle, venomous, vituperative, part sn criticism attacks njMin pnhlic iinn merely tn-canse Ihey Mongol loan- other party than that tiftheccnsr;ftnd this species of censure lion Id hediscour- aged and f row ned upon in every practi cable wav. lint how t Free speech nor a free press cannot be suppressed. And except in few particulars specified in onr constitutions, public servants are in n' respect above the laws, nor are they, nor should they tie above public criticism and censure." Trlegram. School Fund Apportionment. Following is a report of the appor tionment of school funds for this county for the month of October: So. of Dist. A moan t 1 499 44 2 147 14 3 76 68 4 112 S3 5 125 83 6 144 85 7 104 20 8 103 78 9 428 08 10 , 106 49 11 198 63 12 136 30 13 281 06 14 109 20 15 82 10 16 130 88 17 109 20 18 143 19 19 174 24 20.. w.. 46 47 21 22 115 04 23 93 36 24 112 33 25 125 88 26 125 46 27 ,.. 171 95 28 96 07 29 163 40 30 87 94 31 15 5 69 32 112 39 39 90 65 44 43 79 49 24 42 52 64 87 Total M839 27 No Districts receiving money. 35 No. school children 1167 State fund J1423 74 County fund .' 3415 53 Amount left over. 20 19 AJAX. Grandma Ma ley has been visiting in Ajax the past week. Walter Farrar, of Al vi lie, is attending school here this fall. ' Mrs. Sylvan Palmer, of Condon, visit ed friends here the first of the week. Mrs Ed G. Palmer visited in Condon last week and returned in the big rain storm we had Toesday. School is progressing nicely under the instruction of Miss Nora Miller. Number of pupils enrolled 12. Ed Palmer, who is drilling a well for J. K. Fitzwater, spent Sunday at bis Aj:ix home. The Smith brothers and Clift Maley re turned home from the Valley- Tnesdav and reported having hah a very enjoyable time. Mrs. Dan Cameron and two daughters, Mary and Carrie, of Olex, visited their relatives, the Palmers, last week and re turned home Monday. See Ajax grow! Mr. Adlard is building a large addition to his honse, Silas Con By is buililinz a fine residence on his home stead, and Oscar Maley has his new chicken house almost completed. C. II. Mouse and (has Marvel have been circulating a petition asking to have the mail carrier start from Ajax, going to Condon via Alville instead of starting from Condon as now proposed. Torsv. Stricken With Paralysis. Henderson Grlinett, of this place, was stricken with partial paralysis and com pletely lost the use of one arm and side. After being treated by an eminent physi cian for quite a while withnnt relief, my wife rfcromended Chamberlain's Pain B ilm, ahd after using two bottles of it he is almost entirely cured. Geo. R. Mc Donald Man, Logan county, VV. Va, Several other very remarkable cures of partial paralysis have been effected by the use of this liniment. It is most w ide ly known, however, as a cure for rheu matism, sprains and bruisee. For sale Hudson's Piiarinacv. Q 2 SCHOOL NOTES FRED .SrRU!ON, Rmto cxnxnuumruuniAAiAinAAnru Mi& Mabel HuUu-ad if on thesioti list and Mis Bell Wilson is leaching the iutertnedia.1 grades in couscquenee, Several new pupils were enrolled Mon day morning among ttieiu are; Miss Lit- In Kt'itur in the eighth, I.ee Shannon in th awcnth, and Ucorge Whvte in the tii grade. K M wl f ,j,.v9 arrived for the in- , , ltm.,it llisl wwk HIK Vvie ui in ptacv mi tStiturd&y. The njiU uf lb i.ui.ciimPa roun ; tv , I . --. I - u It Ik Miyil I a 1' unvr ut n;HiftCM i lixliliins retileiii Hud Misi Jennie i Neal as secretary, ll will hold ils meet ings every Friday afternoon and w ill be called The Condon Public School Liter arv Society. W. L. Barker' children have return ed to Arlington to attend school. Mia, Barker will in the in next week. Mr. and Mr. B. K. Searcy spent Tues day night in town being on their way to Portland where Mr. Searcy wascompell ed to g- for treatment. Uis health im proved very much during his stay at the Spring but since his return home his u!d trouble, the ectema ha broken uql worse, than ever. We hope to hear of his rapid improvement in the near future. A Typical South African Store. 0. R. Larson, of Bay Villa, Sundays River, Cape Colony, conducts a store typ ical of South Africa, at which anythtng can 1 purchased from the proverbial "nenlleto an anchor," This store is situated in a valley nine miles from the nearest railway station and about twenty five miles from the nearest town. Mr. Larson says; "I am favored with thecus toni uf farmers within a radius of thirty miles, to many of whom I have supplied Chamberlain' remedies. All testify to their value in a household w here a doc tor's advice is almost out of the question. Within one mile of my store the popnla tion is perhaps sixty. Of these, within the past twelve months no less than four teen have been absolutely cured by Cha uiberlain's Cough Remedy. This must snrelv be a record. For sale by Hudson Pharuiacv. Monthly Report I. S. S. Report of International Sunshine Society, of Clem, Oregon, for Sept : Miss Anna Wester was admitted to membership and was elected secretary of the society. Mrs. Stella Fraser bought basket and will write letters. The society has written 23 letters, 1 postal, sent 8 pkg9 reading matter. 4 birthday greetings, 16 birthday presents, Mrs. Mary Brown donated pkge read ing matter. Cash donations $1.60. Expense account (stamps 75c. Each member is to make something to sell on International day. Oct. birthdays: Mrs. Nicolson, 7; Mrs Propst, 24. Ansa Wester, . Ellen R. raorsT. Secretary. President. The excitement incident to traveling and change of food and water often brings on diarrhoea, and for this reason no one should ever leave home without a bottle ot Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di arrhoea Remidy. For sale by Hudson's Pharmacv. For Sale Fonr room cottaga and 4onr lots in Condon. Good bargain. Enquire of J. R. Clark, Condon, Ore. Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets care a cold In one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price 25 cent Notice of Dissolution. Notice is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between the undersigned has been dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts dne the old firm are now due and payable to J. F. Wood, M. I). J. F. Gt'LLETTE, M. D. J. F. Wood, M. D. Quaranteed Jq00 Salary' Yearly. Men and women or good ailrtresn to reprcnent tin, some to travel appointing aRenU, others for local work looking after our interest. $900 salary guaranteed yearly; extra com tnlfwioiiH and expenses, repaid advancement, old established house. Grand chance for earn est man or wonnin to secure pleasant, perma nent poaition, liberal Income and future. New, brilliant lines. Write at once. STAFFORD PRESS, 23 Church St.. New Haven, Conn. rbii signature In on every hox of tie genuine Laxative BromoQuiwip. ratieu the remedy that eiiren a oH la ' t it Jit SEWING MACHINE Do not be deceived by those who ad vertise a $00.00 Sewing Machine for 120.00. This kind of a machine can be bought from as or any of our dealers from $15.00 to $"18.00. WC MAKE A VARIETY. THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST. Tho Feed determines the strength r weakness of Bowing Machines. The Double Feed combined w ith other strong points makes the New Home the best Sewing Machine to buy. showing the dif ferent tylo of Ftawinfr Miirthtnoa we manufacture and prices before Jure) Ming THE HEW HOME SEWiNC MACHINE GO. OnaKOt. mass. 28 Union Sq. N. Chicago, 111., Atlanta, Ga Bt Louis.Mo., Dallas,Tex.,8an Trancisco, Cal BUY THE i 5 c ftAST YO UU EYES T Yours rocKEinooK xurruvirvriruv rvruvuvruvrirvro MANY A DOLLAR Best Table OIL CLOTH Nice Colors 20c a yard SEND FOR SAM PLES. POSTAGE PAID BY US ON MAIL ORDERS. mru Reduced j Rates, Are now in effect toftnffalo. New York. Do you expect to attend the Pan-American Exposition ? i If d ) n t b-.iy jnnr tickets until you have investigated the service of the Illinois Central Railroad. Our accommodations are the best that can be had, onr trains are always on time and employes courteous and accom modating Through tourist cars from Pacific Coast to Dutnn vU RtifLtlo. If you will send fifteen cents in stamps, to a lire given b;lovr, we will for ward yvi by return inii- on' of o tr 3t x 4) inch w:ill mips of the United States. Cuba and Porto Rico. Any information regarding rates, ac commodations, service, time, connections stop-overs etc. will lie cheerfully given B. II. TBt Mnni.i., Com'l Agt 142 Third Srreet Portland Ore. VVall Paper. I will close out my big stock of wall paper, window shades etc., at cut prices. I have just received a big stock of modern np-to-date patterns. Call early and se cure bargains. W. A. Paulino. Lost On the road lietween Condon and Clem Monday, September 30, a pocketbock containing a lot of wheat receipts be longing to W. C. Caldwell and $5.00 in money. Wheat receipts were in an en velope addressed to Dan Thomas, fcuit able reward if returned to W. C. Cald well or left at this office. 30J31 Estray Notice. Came to my place on Thirty mile, about 18 months ago a bay mare and colt. Mare lame on fore leg. Branded on left hip. Owner should call, pay charges and take stock away or it will be sold according to law. Joseph Whvte, Oct. 7, 1901. Cordon, Ore. For Sale One Herford bull, Jg blood 4 years old Apply to A. L. Dutiiie, Condon Oregon. Purely Business. Baths Hot a rul cold water, clean tow els, only 5 cents at Condon hotel. Folding lunch boxes for sale at Clarke & Frazer's. Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants registered prior to April 1, 1000, will be paid npon pre sentation at my office. Interest ceases after Sept. 1, ; 11)01. P. II. Stephenson, Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon. G. L. Neal, the well known auction eer, will give the strictest attention to all business entrusted to his care. If you have property to sell consult him.j Portland catalogues do not beat Clarke j A Frazer's price. ' a0NHOaSBJaNaBSaVSBaS Under New LORD Kentucky Liquor Store complete stock of finest domestic and imported wines, liquors and cigars, the famous hop gold beer on draught. REIPLINGER & BATES, PROP'S, ARLINGTON, ORE. S?SlVeaNaaNaaV'Br i ruTjiruxriurnnfinxiruvuxrinn Splendid Specimens Superior Skill In tlic expression of ulmndt every pemon who htm examined unmTik'i! of work executed ut tills oflicc. Superior printing Ih the kind you want. Work that is dona In a nlovculv manner in the kind thut nt 'ther niiyn the bimincHa mini nor the printer. Al) the printing font out from thin oflli-e ) nunt and uttructivo. 3. A. PATTISON. IUBUHI1KB . THE JuuLoiutnJvuuwuxruxnu WATCH THIS SPAC r . H I S FA L IT WILL SAVE YOU WE DEVLIN EVERYTHING And take pride in assur TTZT' "ZZl ing our patrons that in dealing with us they get thn benefit of tirst-rlnsa goods, fair treatment and honest prices. Our line of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Etc, is the climax of fashionable footweltr. Our fall and winter underwear will give comfort and preserve health in the winter peason, and, no matter what kind of quality you want, we can suit you. All goods marked in plain figures. A child can buy as cheap as a mattf Cour teous, conscientious clerks. Big new assortment of Dress Goods Dress Linings Trimmings Si COMPANY ARLINGTON, OREGON 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 w hat It tech nically calls the "Pullman' Ordinary WSIeeper." These cars appear similar to the regular sleepers lietng built on the same plan, but not furnished with the same elegance. They are equipped with mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows, pillowcases, 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 section can lie fitted with an adjust able table A uniformed porter accom panies each car, his business being to makeup 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. It. & 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 Knnsas City without change. Passengers in this car for Chicago change ton 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. Ckahi, General Passenger Agent, O. H. & N. Co. Portland, Oregon. visit DR. JORDAN'S est at I UUSEUL1 OF ANATOUY1 I0SI MARKET ST.. UN FRANCISCO, CAL f Sm Sink u tmtik.J Tbdarf Ml Anatomical Uaieum is iu wiiri. OnatI MtrnrlHm n V14 CUh. A vrnntrfA UtMor vtaUorv. WafcaM,oranreontriu!t. dllMwM,(MMlllTlyar4br the aidant BpaeUllHun tb faolO CoaM. KaUDIUIixi M yaara, k M. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES - imrm Mld4l f mm aaan wka ara nff.rlrif A from tba ffoota a( youthful India- f orauoaa ar axuwaa la malurar year Warvoiia and pbyaleai stability, lm pataaay, Vuui Hb4 hmll lucompil cation; Nawrmaiaarrliaaai, Srata(r. rhara, oaorrkaa, ttlaai, rraajaanry mi llrlamliaa;, ala. My a eamblnatliin of ramadlaa, of f raat ourtlv powar, tba Doctor haa as arraurad hi Iraalrarht thai 1 1 will not only afford Imnadlata rllf, but parmaiiant euro. Tba Doctor doaa ant alalia to perform nlraelaa, but bi well known to b a fair and aqonra rliwlolan and Snrfaon, nre-amlaaat la nlsjpeclally Olaaiiaaa af Ban. Trlf thamnhly eradicated from tba ayetan without taeiiiieof arcr. Traaeaa fitted by aa Exaerl. Kadlaal tare lor Itaplnra. A Quick and raiHad Sire for Pllae. fleanro and riatnlae, by r, Jerdaa'a pacta! palalcM metboda. ETKItT MAN apelrlnf topewl I our hon'Mt oiXnfen ot hiscomnlahit. ETKItT MAN palrlnftopawlUrooelva nrnonnji omnienoi Discomniaiiii. W will OunrnnU a tOtUTIVJ CTTHX In W I awry em w tmlertak. cnnmiitaiion FriKB ana ttnctiy rnvata, CHA HUM VKRY JtEAHOSADLJL Treaiment Dereenelly or by loiter. Write for Rook. PHII.OHOrnT AV ' I If AIIKIAOIS. Maimed Fa (A valuable 1 DooK lor men.) 111 or write OA JORDAN ft CO.. 1661 Market St. S. P. l Management...... i of A KIOID SCRUTINY OF OCR SAMPLES REVKAL8 NOTHINCi BUT GOOJJNES& CONDON CLOSE FRIHTERY i r)AnnA(vinAnruwiAnnnAp I IT'S EASIEU TO SEE h L vbf profit.. l THAN OL'll VKOtYt 2 jinnnnruwirua Best Table OIL CLOTH 0 Nice Colors 20c a yard i nnnruuwinnnnnnp THE ODD CENTS YOU SAVE MERE COUNT UP VERY C RAP nvmvr RAPIDLY. uvvruvuwirui. The Arlington Salom C. W. WHITE & CO., PROPRIETORS . Fine domestic and imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Bil liard and Tool tables run in connection. First-clas goods is our pride. Fresh, cool MILWAUKEE KEEK kept constantly on draught. Our constantly increasing patronage tcstifioi to tho fuel that wc understand how to please our customers. MAIN Condon, KERR CIFFOR & CO., PROPS. ...GRAIN... Stored with us will rcceivo the careful attention of experience warehousemen. 15arb wire, nails, salt, sugar, lime, cement, feed and mill stulTs always on hand in any quantities, (inn cral storage and forwarding. A trial makes you our customer. Arlington Warehouse Co D. B. THOMAS, Manager ARLINGTON, - - OREGON injxrvvuvuvuijuinnrtnnrirtnn The Condon Barn Only ur8t-c las Livery and Feed Htahle in the city. Fine new rials and good tea inn, Speciul attention to all utoek left in onr care. Larye, strong corral in connection. Our terms are reas onable and we solicit your patronage. Springston & Rogers, Proprietors ftnuuiruvarumruuiJinnmuv FOR OUR CUSTOMERS FINEST STEAKS AND CHOICEST BEEF. ALL NEW STORE AT ALVILLE WK HAVE JUST OPENED AN KI.KOAKT STOCK OF DKY GOODS, NOTIONS, CTOTIflNU, OROCEKIES, HARDWARB, TINWARE, TOBACCO, CANDIES, ETC., IN KERRY CANYON, AND CORDIALLY SOLICIT A HIIARU OF YOUR PATRON AO F LOW PRICES, FAIR TREATMENT AL & L. E. MC CONK ELL We Sell the Most Successful Gasoline Lamps Air-Tight Heaters. Cook Stoves and Ranees. Zinc WaBlibonrds, Stovepipe and fittings. Shelf Hardware, Dishes, Wash Boilers, Tinware, Granite ware and Cutlery. Hod Lounges, Couches, Dresners, Commode, Chairs, Kockere, HedHtends, SidehoarrlH, Floor Mattings and Carpets. Windows, Doom, Mouldings and House Trimmings, Taints, Oils and Olass. Avkna iiiouH Cakromnkum will preserve fence posts and purify chicken hnnse ami utiible. Our prices are very reasonable, and we invite your patronage. CONDON, OREGON. THE INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO. HIGHEST MARKET PRICES FAID FOR GRAIN GENERAL WAREH0U8E BUSINESS CONDUCTED BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO , M'C'RS. ARLINCTON, BLALOCK, DOUGLAS, I0NE jr. WOOD, M. D. Fliy8rblan and Surgoon Pit? stiil littiht chIIk ruiuntty nwtrtorwt niftc Mil Hi ilrWt u.nr Siiliin. iroSnoN, . . . . untc. ATTonNCYS AT LAW' TIIK l,l.l.rs, ohKf.orr.- QH. It. r UVTI.HK, RESIDENT DENTIST AKI.INi.nxiy, OXKUO.V. Will he In CoimI.iii Ihe liint wwk In enchmniltli' romiiit'iii-ttiK July '.'Mil. t'rowu llriilue ami I'luto wot If a pwUlty. Twill vntral tWI wlltuml min. All wurk i'mr aiilcvtl, CON HO UVTK'K OVKIt WIUSOS'H PHARMACY.- C. S. PALMER, trtistic. Barber. QlaK Qf 1 aT a and Hair-cut Razors honed and ro-Rroundv CONDON ORECOII, O. S. EBI, PROPRIETOR OF . sqd.4 kj iorruxc ioa-av? Manufacturer of Soda, Orange and Champagne Cider, Snrsaparilla and Iron iiinl all other Softnud CarUmntcd lrlnks. Condon trade I respect fully solicited. Orders promptly tilled Arlington, Ore. STREET Oregon BRANCH HOUSES: BIALOCK, QUfNN'S ROASTS CUT FROM COOD THINCS AT JOHN JACKSON'S CLARKE & FRAZER FOR SAIC SY I
