THE COBDflfl CLOSE.
"tHUFTSDAT. IPML lO. 1002.
NUT IK.
Thr Ci.oi'r Invito (Miw-i-nmlfTif fmrn U
wHiotm ot t.lMstn roani. Vm lomitke
M v"Tlhr IriMinic n"W wr.tlMi f Ins
nm-f? nul Im tWiHir !ri-mts 10 wti n hy
mii.Jinf t th iirws of their r--T- iv
l,rl!lii4rhirtU. rutn-sjKlwtOMP-' mwrt b
HCH"t by th' writi-r. mn ni vnill lor pnr
liratiun, toil Micrnlitt lith, una
rt.eriitor muuHH-s no rv,iJitltty lotojiin
Um rlvnunl by OirtvomlieitU.
APROPOS THE CAMPAIGN.
The Globe wieUf at thi? time,
state ils position in tUe coming
rampaigu to that no niiM)bkr
stAnAirtfit mav arise later. TW
vaper will adhere to it furun-r jh.1-
joy as n independent m-ww'
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and, asm the past. w:21 Hkwr ,
o
i Iron t all tMilitirul nartitM ana lie i
dividuala with courtesy and fair
ness Being a medium ofinforuia
tin to tbe general public it will
accept proper articles from any
trgttniiitioii or individual relative
to the ii8ue8 of the campaign, as it
lias done m the past, provided that
all such articles ehaUbeJsigned. by
th'fl" ialt wTutuLtem and that
the uime shall be ptibhshd follow-
ing the article. This is necessary
as a matter of self protection to- the
publisher. He declines to be plac
ed in the position of two years ago!
whea he allowed articles to appear
ever noin de plumes, the responei
bility of which be was later allow
ed to shoulder fcingle, handed and
alone. It was a costly lesson to
the publisher but it was well
learned. The Globs is an inde
pendent, not a neutral, newspaper.
. DIKECT LEGISLATION.
. The following is the full text of
the initiative and referendum
amendment to the constituUoa of
this state which will be voted upon
at the election next June.
Rattan 1 of A rtlele T V of the Con
stitution af th. e State of Oregon shall
be and hereby is amended to read as
follows:
Section I, The legislative author
, ity of the state 6hall be vested in a
legislative assembly, consisting of a
senate and a house of representa
tives, but the people themselves re
serve the power to propose laws
and amendments to the Constitu
tion, and to enact or reject the same
at the polls, independent of the leg
islative asseirbly, and also reserve
Dower at their own option to approve
or reject at the polls any act of the
-legislative assembly. The first
i awwwt v s-Tta A.J w Li! tr wruinc in inn
initiative, and not more than eight
per cent, of the legal voters shall
be required to propose any measure
by 6iich a petition, and every such
petition shall include the full text
of the measure so propoed. ' Initia
tive petitions shall be filed with the
secretary of state not less than four
months before the election at which
they are to be voted upon. The
second power is the referendum,
and it may be ordered (except as
to laws necessary for the immediate
preservation of the. public health or
6afety), either by petition, signed
by five per cent of the legal voters
or by the legislative assembly, as
other bills are enacted. Referend
um petitions shall be filed with the
secretary of state not more than
, ninety days after the final adjourn
ment of the session of the legislative
assembly which passed the bill on
which the referendum i3 demanded.
The veto power of the governor
shall not extend to measures refer
red to the people. All elections on
measures referred to the people of
the state shall be had at the bien
nial regular general elections, ex
cept when the legislative assembly
shall order a special exception.
Any measure referred to the people
shall take effect and become a law
when it is approved by a majority
of the votes cast thereon, and not
otherwise. The style of all bills
thall be: "Be it enacted by the peo
ple of the State of Oregon." This
section shall not be construed to
deprive any member of the legisla-'
A .' P it. V 1 . t I
1.1 ve oi me ngai io . iniroauce any
measure. The whole number-; of i
yotes cast for ju3ttceof the supreme!
court at the regular election last
preceding the filin? of any petition
for the initiative of the referendum
shall be t he basis on which the num
ber of legal voters necessary to sign
such petition shall be counted.' Pe
titions and orders for the initiative
and for the referendum shall be j
filed with the secretary of state, and ,
in submitting the same to the peo- ;
pie he and all other officers shall '
be guided by the general laws and
the act submitting tlrs amendment '
until lftgilation shall be especially :
provided therefor. ;
Adopted by the house January ,
27.1899. :
E. V. CARTER, Speaker of the
House. i
Concurrnl in by the senate Feb- j
ruary , iovv.
T. 0. TAYLOR,. President of the
Senate.
Approved February 6, 1899.
T.T. GEER. Governor.
Job Could'nt Have Stood It
If ho'dhnd Itching Piles. They're
ri il v annoying; but Bncklen's Arnica
r:iive win cn'e inc worst case 01 pnes on i
eH'th. It mm cured thonsands. For In- i
j nies. Pains or Hodilv Ernjitioioi it'a the '
c. I. . - ii .i . ;i I
ijtSKivem tne worm f-iz)c 'mx. i
'n-e g iir:ntae l. Sol I by Cmd on Phar- j
Circuit Court Proceedings.
April term, 1SC0.
lAvr-
The Lost YalW Lumbar Co. a corpo
rarion plff. VS.T. F. Slater deft. IMaolt
mi judgment ami order to !! attached
American Mnrtgagsi C. of Scotland
Limited a corporation plff. vs. Augnsi
Huiyth and Cathwrin T. Smythr dfT.
1 iVmurer of Catherine Smyths sustain
ed.
A. II. Rndv plff. v. Walton Pickey
Ml IVfaolt and judgment and order to
it 1 1 attached projwrty,.
1.. 15. Smith and Frank Shaw as Smith
A rm riff-i. v. S. M. Yancleve and F.
I . M.f-kdMlv .t.ft .-Sftlft anit rii&miuiul
U"? dolts.-smlct and dismiss,
S. B. Rarkrplff. vs. R. L. Glmlin a
SHv Onitlin hit saw defts. Coutiuo
,
nd
uoed
T' LoH Valler Lumber Co. a rr o
ration p4tf. vs. R. L. viinilin and Sally
Uiuilin hi wifa defts. Continoed for
service.
Samuel Sinclair plff. vs. D. W. LofUn
deft. S ttleti and dismissed.
Ada. K. Ralston plff vs. Wm. Wheeler
deft. Defaalt aud jaditment and order
to sell attached property
: John TTefson )JT. . W. I Wiloea a
sheriff defU Demurrer overro!ed.
John Fortna plff. vs. David Cantwell.
answer filed
Alfred Jones plff. vs. V. L, Wilcoi as
sheriff deft. Answer filed.
Thomas Kerr, IVter Kerr and P. Gif-
ford partners plff. vs. W. W. Clark deft.
Settled and dismissed.
The Arlington Lumber Co. a corpora
tion plff. vs. W. W. Clark deft. Settled
and dismissed. .
Perkins Wiu!mill Co. a corporation
plff. vs. L. W. Darling deft. Continued
for the term.
W. A. Howe plff. vs. Seymor Jonet
Sherman Jones and Bornsides Jones aa
Jones Bros, defts. Default and judgment
and order to sell attached property.
F. L. Tobey and W. L.They partner
asTohey Bros, plffs. vs. A. W. Armstrong
and B. Contnre defts. Dittialt and
judgment.
S. A Miles plff. vs. M. Fiak deft. Con
firuiation granted.
lOXFTT
W. W. Steiwer plff. vs. E. A.'Crawford
Emma Crawford and Emil Rexilous defts
Passed
W Landesplffvs Edgar T Pearsons defi
Confirmation granted.
David Maon plff. vs. James E. D log
ins deft. Defanlt and decree.
Evelyn Sanders plff. vs. Joseph Sanders
deft Default and referrt-d to O. D.
Sturgfsa to take and report testimony.
Annie Harrison plff. vs. John Harrison
deft. Settled and dismissed.
; Sarah A. Bradfield plff vs. William J.
Bra. I fie 11 deft. DefHDlt and referred V
to 11. N. Fraser to take and report testi
tniMijr. ' , ..
J.N Hart plff. vs. E. R. Wingate
Dora C. Wingate, Geo. W. Armstrong.
Armstrong his wife, Daniel Mc-
Leod, McLeod, his wife and ti.e
Jarvia-Conklin Mort)tHgeTrnt Co. a cor
poration defts. Decree granted as pet
stipulation.
C. W. White plff. vs. John Gross deft.
Confirmation granted.
Harry Grnbh plff. vs. Jennie Oberri
ther deft. Settled and dicmissed.
CBUMISAL.
State of Oregon vs A Heppold -Con-tiuued
for the term.
State of Oregon vsT DSweetin Grand
jury returned not a true bill wherein the
deft was charged with murder in the
tirat degree.
Slate of Oregon plff vs. A. Sslmflvr
deft. Dismissed on motion of Dist. Alt.
State of oreon vh John Siiriver Deft
in default and Imnd fotfeited. Bondaoieu :
VIE Summers, J A Walker, S A Pmti
"on, A Greiner, J PGreiner. Bond $o50
Stale of Oregon vs Geo. Uardie Sol
guilty.
A Raging, Roaring Flood
Washed down a telegraph line which
tlhas. C. Ellis, of LUh-.n, la., had to re
pair. "Standing wnixt deep in icy wh
er." he writes, "gave me a terrible cold
ind cough. It grew woredailv. FinalU
'he liest doctors in Oakland, Neb., Sioux
City and Omaha said I had Consumption
md could not live. Then I bgan using
Dr. King's New Discovery ami was wholly
nred bv six bottles.' Pwitivelv gnar
inteed for Coughs. Colds and all Throat
nd Lnng troubles bv Condon Pharmacy.
Pice 50c and $1.00."
TO CURE A COLtJ'lN ONE DAY
Tske Laxative Br-.ino Quinine Tablet. All
ImevitU refand .the money it it fall to cure
E. W. Grove's luiiature is on each box. 25c
ANNOUNCEMENT
I will open today a fine line of
Millinery Goods- including trim
med smi unlrimnied hats, flowers
. tri"m'
QRAKD EASTER DISPLAY
Call today and inspect my stock.
MISS DORA D8WNIHC
I
S.
CONDON, OHECON.
I
' :
AVENERIOUS CARCOLINEUM
Avenerious Carbolineum is here
to stay. Auk those who have
used it. It prevents decay in fence
posts, water tanks and all wood
work and is a guaranteed article.
1 II also tern"fttea chicken lice
ter-jand ,niteSaml k:'P9
i permanent v. It is a general pu-
- -
rifier of manger, chicken house or
pig pen. it spreads with a brush
,i: . l.. :..i
id is a nice, nut-t
ai'.i in & niv, Tiuruivnil pill l it.
CLAF.jtt & FEAZirV ACtNTS.
Monthly Report 1. S. S.
The fulloaiag lhe report wl High
land Branch, International Sunshina
Society, ol Condon lur March :
8ent oat: IS letter of cheer, 3 rolls ot
papers to rhntins, 3 birthday presents.
On hot reading matter left with onr
Treasurer to diitribu to. 3 baskets sold
for an invalid.
Donations: 3 rngs to society, 1 sold
tor $1.50. 1 given to a shutin, 1 not sold
yet, 13 cents donated for shutin use.
New Members: Mrs. Net I is Dunlap,
Mrs. Allie Balding, Mrs. Addle. Price.
April birthdays Mrs. Nettie Dunlap 5,
Miss Nora Miller, Oie, SO. E. R. Boyer
Oregon City, 9; Mr. Addia Wait, Como,
Montana 13.
OlBcers electeil : Miss Nora Wallace of
Condon ass't sec.
Members take notice thatoar meetings
will be held on the first Saturday oteach
month at two p. in.
l'lease send in acconntsof all tronatlons
to the secretary by the 20th of each
month.
Aoses TAuna, Ellks Palmke,
SecreUry. President
Cot this out and take it to Hudson's
Pharmacy and get a free sample of Cham
berlain's Stomach end Liver Tablets the
best physic They cleanse and iuvlgor
ate the stomach, improve th appetite
and regulate the bowels. Regular sice,
25c. per boa.
Obituary.
James If, Campbell, who resided a few
miles north of town died at the Condon
Hotel Saturday afternoon of pneuuion:.
after aa illness ot bat a week aged about
51 years.
He was a native of Scotland but emi
grated to Canada when young and came
to this state about four years ago. He
was a brother of Wiu. Campbell who is
a well known pioneer of this comity. He
was married about two years ago to Mi
Maggie McFarlane who Mitb one child
survives him. .'The funeral took place
Sunday afternoon the services heinttm
ducted by Rev. Mount, of Fossil, in the
Baptist etinrch. The interment was in
Mount Moiiah cemetery and was largely
Mt tended.
A J AX.
C. H. Honse went to Condon Saturday
to meet his father and mother whocain
from Iowa to visit li i in.
R. L. 8m. th arrived from Oakville
Linn Co. Sunday bringing with him a
tine full blooded Poland China pig..
Ed Palmer received two fine full blood
ed Plymouth Rock roosters from Port
land.
Mrs. Wm. Curl visited Mr. and Mrs.
Adlard Inst week.
Walter Stiger who has been at Weiser
Idaho all winter came hack to help his
brother John through lambing and look
after his interests here.
Miss Ethel Adlard who has been stay
ing with her brother Will on Ten-mile
is liouje on m visit.
Tom Scott moved back to Condon last
week.-
Mrs. Marv Young was down on her
homestead Tuesday.
Geo. Tatom wa in this part of the
country on business last week.
Miss Minnie Adlard is stopping with
her brother Will on Ten-mile at pre.-ent.
O-H-ar Maley is buey plowing bib sum
mer fallow.
Topsy.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE
ForCoughsand Coldsln Child
ren. "I have not the slightest heitancv in
recenmmending Chamberlain's Congh
Kemeilv to all who are suffering from
coughs or colds," says Ciias. M. Cramer.
E-q., a well known watch maker, of Co
lombo. Uevlon. "It is two Years since
the City Dispensary first called my at
tention to this valuable medicine and 1
have repeatedly nped itand it hasalways
been tieneficiHl. It haM cured me qoicklv
of all client colds. Ii in especially effect
ive for children and seldom takes more
than oiih bottle to cure them of hoare
negs. I have pnrtmaded many to try
this valnahle medicine, and thev are ail
as well pleaded as myself over the re
sults." For rale by Hudson Pharmacy.
Entertainment and Dance.
. A pleacant event is promised hr the
Indies of th International Snshine Socie
ty next Wednesday evening April 10 in
Armofy hall. It will consist of an excel
lent entertainment, a delicious basket
supper and a social dunce to follow.
The proceeds of the evening will be
nsed to assist in sending Mr. and Mrs.
Overland's baby girl baby to a Portland
hoepital for treatment.
The canse Is a most worthy one and the
ladies in charge are assured that every
one in the community is anxious to as
sist in doing everything possible to re
store this baby to health and strength.
Don't forget the date, Wed. Apr. 16, '02.
A LIBERAL OFFER.
Thenndernlgiied will give a free sample
ot (mamoeriain'a Btomach and Liver
Tablets to any one wanting a reliable
remedy for disorders of the stomach, bil
ionsnens or constipation. This is a new
remedy and a good one. Hudson Phar
macy. Notice to Taxpayers.
All persons paying their tax for 1001
on or before the 15th dav of March 1902
will be allowed a rebate of 3 percent.
But if one half of said tax is nut paid
on or before June 1st 1902, a penalty will
be added of ten percent and interest at
twelve per cent from the first Monday in
April 1902.
W. L. Wilcox,
Sheriff of Gilliam county Oregon.
For Sale.
A fum young Jack coming 3-yenr-old.
Bred from Cooke Bros. "Pinino" and
Frizzel's best Jenny. Enquire of
Cook Bbos,
2-15 Condon Oregon.
This signature ia on every oox of t!ie genuine
Laxative Brorco-Quhin. Tueu
Its remedy tb&t crina a e)C f c t n f7
t
s
Administratrix's Notloa to Creditors.
Nolir Ii hereby atreu that Ihe nndenilgned,
was by the County Court ot the mI of Omton
(or Uilliam County, appointed the admlnli
tnitrrix of the estate of David U Pattenon. de
ceased and kM qu;itled therefor.
All person having claims against said estate
wlHpreaeutthetamstoineduly verified at ray
Kkldeace at Ions Rock, Ortwon, wlililo tlx
months from the date of trie first publication
of t hi. nolle in the Condom Oloss.
Date of Brat publicaUoa March 27. 1J.
ba.H A. BaADNiLD,
Executrix of the Estate of David U Fatterson,
deceased.
CONDON
SHOE
SHOP
am. viktw ot nrim vnn mtly
bOMS; OLD HOIK tDC OOOO AS MKW
tcsnsd shocs as-MLao in riaT-
CLAKSSTVLK. SATlKfAITIOM OCASAH.
TSKD. A STAPLE LI SB Or MSN'S AND
sot's etfeToM a adb mobs ra stock.
flSZ LLV0 OO.VTAIS PKSiON SU.E
OTIS. W. TROPiiT Prop.
Headquarters For
McMorns
Telephone
Supplies.
Condon, Oregon.
We Have for Sale
640 acreft 4 mile from school and post office 350 acres in
high tate of cultivation. 8 acres in choice fruit 6 acres of
which is now in bearing. 300 acres in crop which goen with
land. An abundance of good water springH and wells. Good
bourse, barn and other farm buildings. All weir fenced. On
County road 15 utiles from Condon. This is one of the most
desirable places in the county.
For prices, terms, etc., apply to
Lancaster & Pattison,
Condon,
Office in Globe Building.
RE-OPENED
ir
T
h ii Model
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE-. .
M. E. SUMMERS Prop.
The Arlington Saloon
" C. W. WHITE & CO., PROPRIETORS
Fine domestic and imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Bil
liard and Pool tables run in connection. First-class goods is our
pride. Fresh, cool MILWAUKEE BEER kept constantly on
draught. Our constantly increasing patronage testifies to the fact
.that we understand how to please our customers.
MAIN
Condon,
LORD & CO
Pullman Ordinary Sleepers
The tourist travel between the East
and tha Pacific Coast has reached enor
mous protHirtioiiB in the last few years,
and calli lor a special class of equipment.
To meet this demand the Pullman Co.
has issued from its shops a hat it tech
nically calls the "Pullman Ordinary
Sleeper." These cars appear similar lo
the regular sleepers lieing built on the
same plan, but not furnished with the
same eleuance. They are equipped wild
mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows,
pillow-cases, towela, combs, brushes,
ect. , requiring nothing of the kind to
be fnruiioied by the passenger. Knch
car has a stove for making tea and cotl'ee
and doing "light housekeeping", and
each section can hefjuel with an adjust
able table. A uniformed porter accom
panies each car, his business being to
make np berths; keep the car clean, ami
look after the wants and comforts of the
passengers. In each of the trains which
ate dispatched daily from Portland by
the O. R. A N. Co. is to be found one
of these "i'llllirv-ii Orditwr Sleepers".
The car attached to the "Chicsgo-Port-
land Sclnl" goes through to Chiceiro
i without change, and the one In Ihe
: "Atlantic Express" runs to Kana City
j withont change. Paxsengers in this car
i for Chicago change to a similar carat
I Uranger.
I Much of the -first class travel is being
Lcarried in these cars, the rates being
loner, and the service nearly equal to
that in the palace sleepers.
For rates snd full information, Includ
ing folders' write to
A. L. Ckaio,
General Passenger Agent. O. It. & N. Co.
Portland, Oregon.
Kathh Hot anil cold water, clean tow
els, onlv 25 cents at Condon hotel.
Oregon.
Correspond with us.
LONDON, ORE.
STREET
Oregon
tnjvuvnAruTriJwuvuwinjtruvn
Splendid Specimens of
Superior Skill
Is th sspreMlna of si most svrrjr person ho hss saai!ns1 Minplvs of work
exerutsU at tills cvltlr. Hiiierlir prlnlln Is ths kind you nl. Work thai Is
done in s slorenlv rnsnnor Is tli IiIikI ttist nellhrr lays ths business man nor
lh printer. AM tb printing sunt out from this onV Is umt sud atlrsUv.
9. A. PATTISON
rOSMSHKft
THE
rinnruinAruwuwvfwwiruinAAnnAnjutnnnnni
KERR CIFFOR & CO, PROPS.
...GRAIN...
Stored with us will receive the careful attention of experienced
warehousemen. Barb wire, nails, salt, sugar, lime, cement,
feed and mill stuff always on hand in any quantities. Gen
eral storage and forwarding. A trial makes you-oar austomer.
Arlington Warehouse Co
D, B. THOMAS, Manager
ARLINGTON,
The Condon Barn
Only first-class Livery and Fewl 8table in the city. Fine new
rigs and Rooti teams. Special attention to all stock left in oar
care. Large, strotiu corrals in connection. Our terms are reas
onable and we solicit your patronage.
I Springston & Rogers, Proprietors
THE INTERIOR WAREHOUSE GO.
WILL HAVE ITS NEW WOOL BALER IN OPERATION BY MAY 1ST.
HIGHEST PRICE FOR ORAIN. , GENERAL WAREHOUSE BUSINESS.
BALFOUR, CUTHRIE & CO , M'C'RS. ARLINGTON, BLALOCK, DOUGLAS, I0NE
LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO.
HERBERT HALSTEAD, Managerl
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
We offer a com plate stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Ceil
ing, Kustic, Ship-lap and alt kinds of Rough Lnraber. Careful atten -given
to bills of special sizes and dimension stutT. '
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE,
LOST VALLEY, OREGON.
irijinjirinjviixruvijiuutruv
Drink Star
Famous Hop Gold Beer
An Exhillarating and
Nutritious Beverage
ALBERT REIPLINGER
. Manager of Star Brewery Co's Cold Storage
s ARLINGTON
chjruinxtjunruxrtrin
. Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby warned against
d ii in ping manure, gurbage, or oilier re
fuse matter on any lots, blocks or prop
erty now owned or controlled by the
undersigned within the corporate limits
of the city of Condon.
AH persons falling to comply with this
notice will be prosecuted to the fullest
extent of the law.
Condon Oregon. J. . Lancaftk b.
March 4, 100. ' - ,
r. wcroD, m. d.
Physician and Surgeon
pay snd tilstltt falls siwmptly iniwh.t
Cmcs Mntn itrsot ntr Spring.
tiONPON,
OKB.
C. S. PALMER,
prtistiq Barber.
Sleolc Shoves
and Hnix-cuts.
Razors honod and ro-Rround.
CONDOH ORECON.,
O. S. EBI,
PROPRIETOR OF
SODA and ?07TN G It OAKS
JBISMSBSSRSt
Iwnnnfaetnrfr of 8od, Oranga ni
Champagne Cider, Parsaparilla and
Iron and H other Hoft and Carbonated
Drinks. Condon trada Is respect
, fully ullcited. Ordori promptly filled
Arlington, Ore.
U. L. Neat, the wall known auction
ser, will giv tha strictest attention to
all business entrusted to hla cat. II
you have property to sell consult Mm.
Notloa hf Final 8attlamnt, .
Hollos Is htreby ilven that the undemUunl
has flltd his niial account as adinlnlsinibir
of the Mtats of Usury Brk. ilacMMt, with
ths Comity Court ot tillllsm County, Oregoa,
snd Uittt satd Court hu sppolnud
Monday, May 5, 1002,
at I o'clors p. m. at Cuudnn. Orron. as tits Ums
sud place tor bearing objections to said flnsl
seroNiit snd tor the flnul ieltlemsnt thsrrol.
All nlr, rrettlton or others tivtemwd In tatd
huki, shuulH Bt tholr ohjsriinnt.tf any Uisy
havs, on or betors lbs dy and hour above nam
ed. , C. J. QUIVK.
Dsted Msrtih IS, 1903. Admlutitrstor.
A KK1ID 8CKUTW OF
OUR SAMPLIM RKVEALri
NOTHINU BUT GOOJjNKsS
CONDON GLOBE PRIHTERY
BRANCH HOUSES: BLALOCK, QUINN'S
OREGON
Brewery Co's
OREGON
T L. NICKLIN,
DENTIST
Office 303 Dcktim Bulldlnn, Portlsml. Oregon
Will bo in Condon on or about October
21st. to remnln for a sbort ilms .
Treasurer's Notice.
All connty warrants registered prior
to Nv. 26, 1000, will be paid npon pre
sentation at my ollice. Interest ceases
after Mar. 20, 1002.
P. H. 8'fEPHfCNHON,
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon.
For Sale,
Four choice residence lots for sale ir
Condon at a bargain, Enquire at this
office,.
J.