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John Palmer left Tuesday for
Malheur county here he will
i make his home. , .f. -j
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Vj J. I 'Hughes has stored his
vl household goods anf- with his
: family expects to leaondon.
The house vacated DyaL'-auga
Zfh&a been rented by f Curran
. pered. u-
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A. Keller of the Eastern Ore-
gon Brewing Co. of The' Dalles
r-vwasin Condon a few days this
. "week UAsking after, business in
terests. S.. ;
T. W. Marshall the commissi
man well known in Eastern Ore
gon towns, was in Condon this
week in his automobile. He in
tends making all the small towns
south of here in his car.
S. V. Moore returned Wednes
" day from Medford where he has
been for a few months.'. He re
ports that section of the state is
suffering from drouth and says
Gilliam county looks good to him.
, . ,
Frank Hurlburt spent Wednes
day and Thursday looking after
business matters in Arlington.
. Dr. Kennedy of Arlington
came up on Wednesday's train.
. ' L. T. Price has lately installed
a new soda fountain and is now
prepared to serve the latest in
soft drinks.
The Merrymakers Club met on
Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Mamie Smith. The even
ing was spent in music and games
after which refreshments were
served. Everyone voted a good
time. , ,..
Ed Morgan was
Mayville Thursday.
over from
The old harness shop on Low-
' er Main Street was sold this week
to Fred Hall.' The deal was
made through E. Curran.
John Fleming, the sheep buy'
4 er, was in Condon Tuesday and
purchased 35,000 head paying an
average price of $2.25 per head.
Among the sheepmen who were
' in town were Nat Scott, Henry
and George Perry, L C. Bennett,
J. B. Goff and Alex Hardie.
, ' Victor Palmer and Harry Mc
. Mullen were arrested on Monday
- on the charge of drunken and
disorderly conduct and were fin-
ed $15 each and costs.
Dr. and Mrs. Gavey were Ar
lington visitors Tuesday, i
F. M. Pliter came up from
Portland Thursday. -
- ' Hallie Rice is visiting in The
Dalles.
Mrs. C. W., Lord left this week
for a visit with her parents in
The Dalles. ' .-.'. ;.
' Rev.; A. J. Folsom, Superin
: tendent of the Home Missions
' for this state will speak in the
Congregational church next
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Dr. Taylor , left this morning
for Schuttler Flat to look after
some veterinary work.
. Don't forget the dance at Ar-
' mory hall this evening.
The baseball game between the
Condon and Clem teams at Uem
Inst SunHav resulted in a victory
for the Condon team by a score
nf 12 to 10. Although the score
was large on both sides the game
was 'close and interesting all
through. ; A number of rooters
from Condon attended. The
home boys with a little more
, practice will be able to show last
;balt Jarvis and Beeson pitched
' for t Condon, -and Welshons , for
Gem. ; -' A return game between
these teams ' will be played on
the Condon diamond next Sunday."-;
Announcement of W. J. Edwards
on a Statement No. 1
Platform.
I hereby announce myself as
an . independent . candidate for
the office of Joint Senator for the
Eighteenth Senatorial District,
comprising the counties of Gil
liam, Sherman and Wheeler, for
the election to be held on June
1.1908.
If elected I will, during my
term of office, work faithfully
?rn lt A YhAaf inMofa v fill Va
A0eople all the time. I have faith
-1 uie uwpie, ana oeiieve in uie
u of the people, and therefore,
aura
T nv tprm of office, if
electev j wjh aiyayj vote for
ca,idate for IJnited SUtes
Senator wKo-ion recoived the
U?ksfnumber of the people's
votes for that position, at the
general election, next preceding
the election f a Senator in Con
gress, without regard to his poli
tics, or my individual preference.
I am not allied to any clique,
combination or faction, and I de
sire that the people shall say
whom I shall vote for for United
States Senator.
1 solicit the votes of the people
of all parties who believe in
Statement No, 1; or in other
words, of all voters who believe
in Government of the people,
by the people and for the peo
ple." W. J. Edwards.
Announcement of James E. Bur-
dett for District Attorney for
the Eleventh Judicial District
I hereby announce myself as an
independent candidate for the of
fice of District Attorney for the
Eleventh Judicial District com
prising the counties of Gilliam,
Sherman and Wheeler for the el
ection to be held June 1, 1908.
If elected I will during my
term of office work faithfully for
all the people, I will wage war on
criminals, friends and foes alike,
without regard to politics, posi
tion or station in life.
As to my qualifications, I will
say that I am a graduate from
the law department of the Uni
versity of Michigan at Ann Ar
bor, graduating in 1903 and have
been engaged in actual practice
ever since that time.
I am not allied to any clique,
combination or faction of any
kind or sort, but am independent
in the fullest sense of the word.
I solicit the votes of the people
of all parties who believe in a
Government of the people, for
the people and by the people"
and hereby pledge myself to car
ry out the wishes of the people,
if elected.
James E. Burdett.
Announcement.
The undersigned hereby an
nounces to the voters ef Gilliam
county that he is a Statement
No. 1 candidate at the June elec
tion on the democratic ticket for
joint representative for the 28th
representative district compris
ing the counties of Gilliam,
Sherman and Wheeler. If elect
ed I will during my term of office
work faithfully for the best in
terests of all the people. I have
faith in the people and believe in
the will of the people and, there
fore, during my term of office if
elected, I will always vote for
that candidate for United States
Senator who has received the
highest number of the people's
votes cast for that position at the
general election next preceding
the election of a United States
Senator without, regard to his
politics or my individual prefer
ence. I am not allied to any
clique, combination or faction,
and I desire that the people
should say whom I should vote
for for United States Senator.
I solicit the votes of the people
of all , parties who believe in
Statement No. 1, in other words
of all voters who believe in gov
eminent of the people, by the
people and for the people. ;
)Y , - W. F. Jackson.
Springing cans of all eizei at
Notlca For Publication.
. DKPARTMIMT OF THE I.NTglOlt.
, Laod Ufltot M TIM Ball, Oregon,
' t , ' Avrtl SMB. Its.
Nolle Is berehjr gtrea that Milton Helsle at
(omloa, Oregoa, has IM aotleeot bli Intention
to atas Anal m munition proof In support af
UU claln, yU: HemesMat Kotrv No. littwa matt
November iut, mm, tiir th SK of Serttun
10, Towaehlp I Soath, Rang M I., W, M.. ami
Ibat mid proof will ba uad bdun George W,
rtrotan, U. . Coamlasloaer l kit Ac tu
Cvaduo. Oregoa, oa Jan th, ma.
Ha nam to following wltnessss toprov
hi eoiittnaou resIUenc apon, sod catUratla
ot, tlx laud, eta: Olio TscUsauer, Will a
lard, J. r. Harnett and W. I. Vandervlngt, all at
Condon Oregoa,
, C. W. alooaa. Register.
Notion For Publication.
DSHARTSIKNT Ot TH INTERIOR.
Land OJBca at Tka Dallas, Oregon.
April M, 1.
NoUc ! harabr tlTtn that Otto TMhauur Ol
Condon, Urtfon, hat id nodra ot nil In
(ration to auk lual ava-yaar proof In anppwrt
ot nla alalia, U: tlonaataad luuj So, 11T40
atada Not. 12th. Jt. tor tha
IkiStVaod NI'V ot are. S8.
rtwothip8oato Kanft 30 K. W, M., and Ibat
aid proof will ba mada baton Oaotf W.
Iarnan, I'.s. Conlailonar, at bll ottca lu
(ndon,OreaoniirJnata,lw. .
,im nanMt uia lonowwi wiwaaata to prova
bli continuous raldnca apon and cultivation
of, tbaland. Tit: P. Djrar, J. P. Harnett, Wll
Itaa Underwood and Cbarlaa Blckard nil ol
Condon, Orvfua.
C W, MooM, Rrftitar.
Notion For Publloatlon.
0,S.LandOIBoa Tna Dalits, Onfoa,
April t M.
NoUc ta hsraby f Ivan thaltnt Mortbam Paotna
Knllway Company, of St. Paul, Haantpln Conn-
ty, ata ot If Inncaota. bat Bird In this offloa Its
application toaslael tha MW ol aactlon t,Tp,
B.J0B..W.M. i
Any and all parsons claiming adrenal ta
lands deacribad. or daslrtng to object bacanaa ot
tha mineral character of tha Uad, or tor any
naaoa, to the disposal to the applicant, anonld
ale their affidavits of protest In this omce, on ar
before the drat day of Jane, IMa. '
C W. Moons. Katlster.
NoUce for Pabllcatlon-lsolaled Tract ,1
Pablle Und Bale ' '
rba Dailea, Orefon, Und Otnca, April leth, lWfL
Kotice Is hereby (lyen that, as directed by the
Comm lasioner ol tha Qencral Land office, aader
proTlttons of Actot Cougreas approved Jane H,
IWa, PnbUc No. 303, wa wlU offer at pablle aaht.
to the highest bidder, at 10 :U o'clock a. m., on
the 26th day of May next, at this omce, the fat
lowing tract ot laud.lo-wlt: BKSWVi ot ctkn
a and BK'iN W4 of eecUon 28. T.o a. ft.M t. W.H.
Any pereona claiming adversely the aboT4-
cribed landa are advlssd to file their claims er
objections, on or before the day above designa
ted for sale.
C. W. Moore. Register.
Louis B. Arnsson, Receiver.
Notice) For Publloatlon. Isolated Tract
Public Und Bale. ' ,
The Dalles, Oregon, Und Office, i
April leth. 190.
Notice Is hereby given that', as directed by the
Commissioner ol the General Und office, under
provisions ot Act ot Congeess approved Jane 17,
IMa, Public No. 80S, we will offer at pablle sale,
to tha highest bidder, at 2 o'clock p. as., on tha
28th day of May next at this office, the following
tract of land, to-wlt: 8E of Section 5, Tp. 1
jouth, Ranged K..W. M.
Any persons clslmlng adversely the above-described
lands are advised to Bit their claims, or
objections, on or before the day above degslgna-
ted for sale.
C. W. Moons, Register.
Uuls H. Arnsson, Receiver.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. Isolated Tract
Public Und Hale.
The Dalles, Oregon, Und Office, April lath, 190.
Notice la hereby given Ibat an directed by tha
Commissioner of the General Und offloa ander
provisions of Actot Congress approved Jane 27,
1906, Public No. 303, we will offer at public sale.
to tha highest bidder, at 2 : 15 o'clock p. m., on
the 28tb day of May next at this office, tha fol
lowing tract ol land.to wit: SkNHW3li
of Sec. 6 and NE'4-NEof Sea 7, Tp. g eoeth,
Range 2S ft. VY.M.
Any persons claiming adversely tha above-
described lands are advised to Sla their claims,
or objections, on or before tha day above desig
nated lor sale. ;
C. W. Mooai, Register.1
Louis H. Arnsson, Receiver.
The Road of a Thousand
W ON D E R 5
Shasta Route gad Coast Line of
The Southern PacTlo Go.
Through Oregon and California
Over thirteen hundred miles of
scenic beauty and interest-attractive
and instructive. This great
railroad passes through country
unsurpassed for its scenic attract
ions, and introduces the traveler
to the vast arena soon to become
the scene of toe world's greatest in
dustrial activities. There is not a
single idle or uninteresting hour on
the trip, and the variety of condi
tions presented excites wonder and
admiration. '. , '
Special Low Tickets now on
Sale at all Ticket offices -
$55.00
Portland to Los Angeles
and Return
Long limit on ticKet and stopover
privileges. Corresponding rates
from other points. Inquire of D,
TIERNEY, local agent, for "full
particulars and helpful publica
tions describing the country thro
which this great highway extends,
or address ' , ; .
Win. McMurray, Geo. Pgr. Agent,
WftNTRO, FOR ftfUri,
FOUND, tvro.
LOT,
AH local advertisement ere ran ander this head
at the rats of riVE CrtNTH raa LINK aUrit
iNtl'tt. II YOU have anything to sell, or wish
bay anything, ot nave loatanythlng: TRY A
"WANT AU" la this column. The results will
surprise you. i . j .
Strayed - One bay horse,
branded half. ; circle , under
JH connected, weight 1150 lbs.
$10 reward for information lead
ing- to return or whereabouts.
Jacob Larch, Clem.
House for Rent A four room
cottage in good repair, good situ
ation, low rent. For information
call at this office, . J
For Rent A good barn, good
loft, good location. ' Room for 8
horses. Call on C. W. Young or
at this office. , , . I
For Sale-A first-class second
hand threshing outfit For par
Oculars call on or write to '
aT.Bunch & Sons, Blalock, Ore.
Found A fine black muffler,
on -Main street last Sunday.
Owner may have same by calling
at this office and paying for this
notice ", ,
Strayed From my ranch near
Gwendolen, 3 colts, two coming
one-year old, bay horse and bay
mare with strip in forehead. One
two-year old, bay mare branded
NH on right shoulder. Will pay
suitable reward for return of
these horses or imformation con
cerningthem. . , - '
N. Rowland, Gwendolen.
Uf UTCn l1 repnaentatlTrs for Con
II Mil I LU ovo and vicinity to kxk aitei
renewals and Increase sub
scription Kst of a prominent monthly msaastne
on a salary and commission baals. Experience
desirable but uul necessary, liuud uppurtuulty
ton right person. Address fubllsher, Sua Ml,
Italian O, Kw fark.
To Prospective Investors.
You C:y invest from tlOO to
125,000 in Torlland Business
Blocks with R. D. Inman, f. D.
Money man, Qov. Geo. E. Chamber
lain,' Dr. 'Andrew C Smith and
others.' It paid others 12.9S per
cent in 1907. It will pay you. No
care, no taxes. For further par
ticulars call at this office or write
O. E. McClure, Superintendent of
Properties, 812 Dekum Building,
Portland, Oregon.
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- Per Ton for cash, as long as it lasts. Best grade
Coal $10.50 per Ton, delivered. If for any reason
you don't like this coal, your money cheerfully
k i . refunded.
Condon Steam Laundry.
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We've tried others but these
are the only ones that give
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Light clingy materials are the
ones greatest in demand this
season."''' Let us show you
some of the latest arrivals. J
Groceries that
ft There are
i no odds and ends in groceries to clear out. We keep
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to freali for that. 'Our Motto: Quality not Quantity)
fl our stock to freeli for that. J Our Motto: Quality not Quantity ' f
yuosueqdaicidOOuosuaqdaS'H'dCJ
S 3Siuou's Stock of Stylish
Spring
n4 For Publloatlon.
4 Males Und OKoa,
1bs, uregua, March 17th. 1W.
NulK-e Is hsnivea that Ida Kelsur ol Con-
doa. Oregon, kuwl null real herluteuUoa to
saase dual lu bruol In support ot
claim, vis: Hofced Sutry Mo ilMI atadellee.
. iwa. ror the
SVVlSIVa.nevolasc.l.Tp. Set., at
n I , W. It., autkt said proof wlU be wads
Before the CuuBttetk at Condon, Oregon,
May Ma, tara. 4
She naaiea the towing wllaaatet to prove
her eontiuaoas raanee upon, and aultlvatloB
of, tbe land. vla.vie Huseell, Hvury Hart-
an, John KeauoU frauk Ulaseuel til ol
Coadon, Oregua,
C. W. Hooks, Rsalttsr.
. Nolle tot fabittlon. Isolated Tract
rubciead Sale.
The Dalles, Oregon. d OtHea, April 1Kb. IM,
NoUca la kereby gitu that, as directed by the
Commissioner at indeueral Uad ofuoe, ander
provisions at Act otiuugrees spprevsd Jane It.
iwa, FubltN ajtwe will otter at public asm
so tbe blgbeet bldd at I ts o'clock a, at.
the'JMhday ol Ms ail. at this afaca, the fol
low Hit imrtol landWwIt: Wi.gvliolacU
n. T. 1. .. H. it . J. M. 1 -.,
Any persons elalklng adversely the etxvifds-
ssrtbed kwds ar aised la SI shetr tlaltss, or
obJaeUoua, on ar arbn the day abwv deslgaalr
ad tot sale. 1
t a W. Moors. Itv liter,
, , , , tstUsH. Arusoa,Kotver.
Notion For Publication. . Isolated Tract,
ruVM l sod sale.
Tbe Dalles,
Oregm laud Otoe. A aril tUt KOI 1
.Hollee Is beret
Iwreuv -a that, as diverted by tin
Ooaiutisloer-'
teral Und otaee, under
rises approved June ID.
ivua. ru
'II niter at puWle sale,
to taa SI x
tb SUt day. A
KlagBTMIf .USVj
IN e'sloek a. ., on
at Ihlt onte. Ik lol-
.11 SWW4 aud.V.1
3K5 oi aaauoa f t
k R. St I., W. M,
Aay persons elalas,.ic adversely lbs abovod-
trllad lands srs sd vn4 lie thvlr claims, ar
objeeUbUi, on or before UM day above designa
ted lor aalav -' 1 .' i
v , O. W, Monaa, Inutm,
. Louis II. Arneeuli, tterelvct.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Unltexl Stataa Land Offloa,
: Tb Dallas, Oregon, March 1Mb, IWS.
Xotlc la hrby given taat Orh B assbbliis !
Condon. Oregon, ana Sled notlc ol bis totes
Uoa to mak Snai ommuuiion proof In sup
port ol bis slslm, Tla: Homestead Kntry ho,
lMTSmad for the
ol Section M and N Ssli of Section as.
i a south, Ksugr,W. M, and that said
proof will asad beforb Oaorg W. Parma n,
U. a. Commissioner, at hie omce In Condon, Or
egon, on May tub, IK.
Hs as msa the following witnesses to prove
htsaonllnaoas residence upon and saturation
of, tb tend, vis: J. B. Hant,K. P. Walse, A. C
Kelsay and Susie L. Me bolus all ol Condon,
Oregon. . ;
, . . C W. Mooag. Register.
Notlca For Publloatlon.
Departsuenl ol tbe lulerlor.
Land OiBc atTb Dalles, Oregon,
Msrcb mtb, IWS.
Notlca Is hereby given tbst John T. Fsgan ol
Condon, Oregon, has Bled nolle of his In
tention to snake Bnal Rn-year proof Id support
of his claim, vis: Homestead Entry No. KE
mads Msy 14, MM. lor tb ES'X. WhNE!-i
ol Sec Hon IS, Township I South, Range a K
W. M., and that said proof WlU b asade before
OeorgsrW. Parman, U. a Commissioner, at his
offles tn Condon, Oregon, on Msy lilh, luue.
H name tha following wllnseses to prove
bis continuous rasldeuc apon, and cultivation
of, lb Und vis: K. W. Cook, D. S. Carnlne,
Albert Carnln and Robert Rogers all ol Condon
Oregon. ,
C. W, Mooai, Register.
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The fit and comfort to the
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Thete are some ' dainty wash
fabrics.1 You will want a
Waist or dress pattern as soon
as you see them. The styles
'.r i". : are exclusive.
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you .have, spent
4 v It
your money and have re
ceived nothing for it and
your eyes still trouble
" you, see ,
WILLIAMS the JEWELER
expert Optician
And get your money'a
worth. We guarantee a
fit In all cases.
Notion For Publloatlon,
Departaieiil of the luletlor.
Und omce at Tha Dalles, uefon, '
Msnk lth, IMS.
Hollee H hereby given that Ksra D. UoUs ol
Cuadoa, Otsgon.hsa Sled noUc ol his InlenUua
mat, anal tsrayear proof la support ol
bis alalia vtsi Iluueatsad Kntry Mo, im. mule
Sept. it, I Sua, lor U
31 t ot Heetlun IT, Township I South, Rang
a t. W. M. and that said proot will b atada be-
tarait. W. rarsnaa, U. a Contulsaloner, al kl
ode la Coedou, Oregon, oa Msy tb, IMS. .
M naase tha totlowlng witnesses to prove
kis sonUouoas rssldeuo upon, and culllvalioo
4, tb land, vis: John Dysart, A. Haitman. It.
K. Wast and C W.Oross, all af Condon, Oregon.
,., C W. Mooai, Register.
Notloa For Publloatlon.
.. ' . iMpsnusnt ol tha Interior, .
' Und OdU at Tna Dalles, Oregon,
4: Msrcb Wtto.190.
Hollo w hereby given that Wllllau W. Mc
rbetaoa ot Clem, Ore., has Sled nolle of bis
tilt ti A to maks lusl Sv-year proof la sup-
port! hi Slain, vis: Humsstead RuUy No,
MlIBMda.'May slst, twl, tor tbe SS)(iU(i of
aertluti and KiNKl of aectloa
7, 1o,.'iiioiua, Rang M X.. W. M., and that said
prool Will b msd before the Heglswr and R-
Ix-dver at lb Dalles. Orvgou. on May 1Mb, Iwt
II names Ihelollowlug witnesses U) prove his
oatlnaoas reetdenr upon, and calUvatlon of.
tb land, els: ueorg Welsbons, Ueorg Wll
llama, K. 4. MePbvrson, of Clem, Oregon, and
Qraut WadeofOlei, Oregon.
C. W, Moose, Register.
: Notloa For Publloatlon,
Department of th Interior,
6 Und Offlce at Tb Dalles, Oregon,
Msrch lub.lsue.
Notlc la bsrsby given that Arthur UnUt
Condon, Ore., has Blsd nolle ot hi InlenUon to
make Bnal commutation proof In support af bis
claim, els: Homestead Kntry Ko.lMXIl ned
Apr. 3rd, inns, for th KtsUK't SKNtUi
iecUon l. Township S South, Hang tl S.,
W. M and that said proot will b mad befor
(lurg W. Parman, U. a, Commlsslonr, al bis
offloa lu Condon, Oregon, on May 131b, IMS,
Me names the following witnesses to prov his
continuous rssldsne upon, and cultivation ol,
111 land vis: II. K. Hast, R. H. Pattlsou, C. 1.
Urosaaud K. D. Unlls all of Condon, Oregon.
C. W, Mooai, asoisrsa.
Notloa For Publloatlon.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Und OfHc at Th Dalles, Oregon,
March 17, IMS.
NoUc Is bsreby given thstQeorg W. ristl
ot uwendolen,Or.,has Bled notice ol his Intention
to make Bnal Ave-year prool In support of
his claim, vis: Homestead Kntry No. Hilt mad
Juu 18. IWU, for th NKV4 ot SecUon 33,
Tp. t Soulb, Range 21 E..W.M., and that said
proof will be mad before th Register and Re
ceiver, at The Delias, Oregon, on May th,
IMS. .
II names Uia following wtlnssses lo pror his
continuous rsldnc upon, and cultivation at,
tha land, vis; William Hunt of Olei, Oregon,
Harry Fletcher, Oliver Oulld and Frank Rey
nolds of Uwsndolcn, Oregon.
C. W. Mooai, Register.
WALL PAPER
PAINTS, OILS
AND VARNISH
Largest and best select
ed stock in the County.
Estimates furnished on
jobs as to material and labor.
W. A. DRLINC.
H. G. WiNANS
Architect
OFFICE 2 BLOCKS EAST HOTEL OREGON
Condon, : : Oregon
aMawasa , , ' , "
Sanitary PlumblngI
, MEANS doing away
with all sorts of di-,
; seases, doctors' bills, .
etc. Think it over but
not too longl Have
yotir drain pipe3 look
ed after by : : ; ,
JflMIESON & The
MflRStiflLL. Plumber
Agts for Sampson Windmill
Huntf. t
I Portland,. Oregon