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letters as addressed below re
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These letters will be sent to
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1908, if not delivered before. In
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LIST OF AWARDS
' (Continued from Fage 1)
Card of Thanks, Reaolutloni at Rwpert, Klf .,
cniti jwr II u. In adtanca, amn timli lo Una.
OUwr adrertlalug rataa ou appHrailoit. .
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"When everything looks up
a stump
And fortune smiles agin' you,
Don't Pine, ; Spruce up- .';
And show the world you got
timber in you"
By buying your Lumber and
Fuel from the
Arlington Lumber Co.
COl' RT COS DOS. N(K M, P. OP A. MKRT
Monday v(ilu at aeh aaoulh lo Aria
an Hall tod na. Vial dug brothwa ra ia
a,-.!! to UNI with ua. A warm walcoat
awaits von.
It's fair time. At The Dalles,
at Walla Walla, at Spokane, and
throughout the various counties
of Oregon, displays of fruits,
grains and live stock have been
made thespast week. It's fair
time and we have just participa-
ted in a most successful county
fair at the thriving town of May
ville, our neighbor. ..The support
given those fairs is more gen
erous than it has been in years
and this same spirit was display
ed at our own local fair. A year
ao, Condon was scantily repre
sented at the Mayville fair; this
year large delegations went to
see the exhibits on both days.
To the rancher, the stockman,
the farmer there is more to the
county fair than the mere dis
play of farm products. It is the
test time of his year's work. It is
a contest for superiority by which
will be measured to a certain ex
tent the success of the past
twelve months, for his best ef
iorts are pitted against tnose ot
every other exhibitor at the fair
and the award of the judges
means the greatest victory or
the greatest disappointment of
the year. k """"
To the successful exhibitor,
victory is spelled on the strip of
gilt-lettered blue or red ribbon
which is presented to him by the
judges. . After all the test of the
real success or a fair, big or
small, is not to see how many
exhibits and displays can be
crowded into a pavilion but to
: reveal the number of progress
ive and enterprising farmers
there are in a certain locality,
The Mayville fair has shown who
the ''live ones" are. -
Notice.
The Board of Equalization for
Gilliam County. Oregon, will
meet at the Court House m
Condon, Oregon, the third Mon
day inOctober (Oct 19.) 1908 for
the purpose of equalizing the
assessment roll for the year of
1908.
Geo. B. Dukek,
County Assessor
Gilliam County, Oregon.
UKiahoma has made it a mis
demeanor for any person to point
a weapon loaded or unloaded at
another. When all of the states
have followed its example and
added to the list of criminals the
, man-who-rock-the-boat and the
1 11 . -m
, man wno sens cap pistols, we
shall be on the high road toward
civilization, says a paragrapher.
"If I am elected President
I propose to devote all the
ability that is in me to the
constructive work of sugges
ting to Congress the means
by which the Roosevelt poli
cies shall be clinched,"
Hon. Wm. H. Taft,
At Sandusky, Ohio, September 8, 19tj
Sheriff Sale.
Notice la hareby Urea that aa secallou aul
itrder ol aale waa toned oat ol Um Circuit Court
oftbcStateot Oregon, tillllaa County, on the
loth day ol September.tMS, apon a decree therein
rendered on the 'lit day ol September lM,ln
favor ot the Condon National Bank, a
corporation, plaintiff and afalnst Villltaai
Welck , defendant which said
'xecatlon and order of aale la to ate
llreeted and commanding ma to aell the prop
erty hereinafter dcecrtbed. for the purpoee of
tetiif jlng the Judgement ot the plaintiff la eald
eauae for the earn ot Fifteen Hundred and
ao-iuo tiaou.901 Dollar, with Inlereat Ihereoo al
the rate of ten per cent, per annum from the
14th day ol lane MOT. and I ISO. 00 attorney
jeea, and the coata and diabnnemenu of eald
alt taxed at 116.73.
Therefore, in compliance with tali execution
and order of aale, 1 will on Tneaday. the lOiti
lay of .November. ISOS, at the hour of I o'clock
P.M., at the Court donee door In Condon, til-
liam County ,0iegn, aell at public auction to the
nlgheet bidder forcaah in band, for the purpoee
if aatiifjlng the Judgment and decree above
mentioned, the following dceertbed real eatale:
to-wit:
The Soutb-weat quarter (' of the North-weet
quarter (), North-half ijf) ot the Bouth-weM
quarter Ji and the North-weal quarter
ol the Soath-aast quarter H ot section
Tweuty-Bre -2V- in Townahlp Three
south ot Range Twenty -one t Eaat ol the
Willamette Meridian: altuated in Gilliam
County. Oregon.
Dated thin 7th day of October. 1908.
R. M. Boohs,
, Sheriff of Gilliam County, Oregon,
Oeteot fleet publication. October f.h. 1908.
Date of hut publicaUon, November th, !'..
. Notlco For Publication.
Not Coal Land
Department of the Interior.
I nited State Lead once.
The Dalle. Oregon, Sept. 22 lM.
Notice la hereby given that Steven Horn, of
fnril Pork.Oregon, who, on December 20th, 1S05
made Homestead Entry, Serial No.OllKl No.ltJW
lorNEViNWU-NUNEJi and 8VtiNK. secUon
JS, Township South. Kange22 Eaat, Willamette
Xerldiau, baa died notice of Intention lo male
Final Commutation jroof to aatabllih claim to
to the land above described, before ueorge
. Pai man. United States Commissioner, at his
office in Condon. Oreion. on the 6th day of
November, 190.
Claimant names aa witnesses-. Dan Pleasant,
M errlt FrixxeU. George Myers, Leo Bnshett, all
of Trait Fork, Oregon.
C. W. Moons. Register.
Notice for Publication Isolated Tract.
Public Land Sal. 0112
The Dalles, Oregon. Land Office, Sept . &, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that, aa directed by the
Commissioner ol the General Land office, under
provisions of Act ot Congress approved June 27,
1906, Public No. 903, we will offer at public sale
to the highest bidder, at SOo'clocg a,m..on
theUthday ol October next, at this office, the
following tract of land, to-wit: T8'!4
Sec.5. SVYUNYVV Sec. 17. Tp. S, 8., B. 24 E., W. M
Any persons claiming adversely the abova-de-,
scribed lands are advised to file their claims, or
objections, on or before the day above designat
ed lor sale.
C. W. Moore, Register.
i . Political Information.
Registration reopen3 Sept 20.
Close for election October 20.
Presidential election November 3
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& weak and exhausted that they
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In the heart of
the great
wheat belt,
the county
seat of Gilliam
county and,
distributing
center ,for a large, rich
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The Largest Primary
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Surrounding country , offers
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aunnniuswuiruimfwnnnntfnm
W. J. Edwards
Bull, Hereford reg. 1st; bull,
hereford sweepstakes, 1st; cow
and calf 1st; cow and calf sweep
stakes 1st; cow and calf sweep
stakes 2nd; heifer calf 1 yr. old
1st; heifer and calf, 1 yr, 2nd;
heifer ca'f 2 yr 1st; wheat f f in
sheaf h harvest king 1st, har
vest queen 1st, barley beardless
st, winter 1st, spring 1st.
S. H. Edwards
Wheat harvest king threshed 1,
harvest queen threshed 1st, bar-
ey spring 1st
Mrs. S. H. Edwards ;
Burnt wood collection 1st i
Wm. Rettie
Team draft 2nd, sheep ewe 1st,
ewe, second: lambs, 1st and 1st;
ram, 1st and 2nd; wool fleece, 1st
and 2nd; potatoes, Gov. LaFollett
variety, 1st
E. B. Schomp "
Team 6-horse, 1st; Horse, saddle,
second; wheat turkey red.
threshed, 2nd; same in sheaf 1st
J. G. Stevenson
Chickens White Rocks, trio,
st ; white Rocks, cock, 1st
E. W. Clymer
Bull Durham, 2nd; bull under
oneyear-old, 1st and 2nd; heifer
calf under one year old, 1st and
2nd: cow Durham, 1st
W. W. Hoover
Mare Clyde, 1st; Colt Grade,
yearling, 2nd; mate trotting, 1st,
M. J. Hoover
Colt Grade, sweepstakes, 1st
Mrs. John Morgan
Saddle horse, 1st
I. B. Carter
Colt, Grade, yearling, 1st
prunes, Hungarian, 1st; apples,
Duchess, 2nd.
Everett Stillwell
Mule, 2-year old, 1st; barley
winter threshed, 2nd.
John Madden
Jack, 1st; mule 1 year-old, 1st,
Mike Dukek
Stallion and get of 5 colts, 1st
prunes Italian, 1st; potatoes,
White Buffalo, 1st; parsnips 2nd
white onions 2nd; oats, Great
Western threshed, 1st: same
sheaf, 1st; oats Shadeland Won
der, 1st; barley, beardless
sheaf, 2nd; same but threshed 1st
Minnie Dukek
Plate of eggs, 2nd,
Mrs. Mike Dukek
Pillow too. crocheted, 1st; but
ter ranch, 1st
D. S. Brown
Mule, two-year old, 2nd.
A. 0. Ralston
Wheat 40-fold, threshed,
boar Poland China, 1st;
Berkshire, 1st
C. W. Martin .
Team 2 mules, lst, apples-
Northern Spy 1st; Wolf River
1st; Blue Permain 1st; Yellow
Belleflower 2nd; quinces 2nd;
black walnuts 1st; soft shell al
monds 2nd.
Loyd . Gibson
Wheat Red cross, 1st
J. B. Jones . !
Apples Duchess of old, 1st;
King 1st; Baldwin 1st; prunes
Hungarian 2nd; potatoes Bur
bank 1st; Six-Week 2nd.
Wm. Dunlap
Team, driving, 2nd.
Louis Couture
Team, 8-horses, first. ,
Walter Farrar
Saddle horse gentleman.' 1st
C. C. Randall ;
Team, driving, 1st.
Henry Wilkins i
; Stallion Percheron, 2nd;! colt,
one year old, 1st prize, and 2nd.
Mrs. G. W. Marvel ' ' ' :
Fruits, collection canned, 1st;
recitation, 2nd. ' '
Ed McConr.ell -Wheat
Foise, 2nd; oats, white
first ' ' '
,-.. R. H. Galbraith '
Wheat Bluestem, 1st
G. W. Marvel
Mare. Grade, 1st
First on Apples in the following
varieties: Grimes Golden, R. 1.
Greening, Jonathan, Rambe,
Red Checked Pippin, American
pin. Black Twig, Winter per
main. Hnldwtn, ana seconu on
Ben Davis; pears, Fall butter 1st;
pears, ; unnamed, ana; melons,
rst on Little Gem and fcarly
Lomr Green , siiuash, Hard Shell
.laker, 1st; Crookneck, 1st; al
mond, soft shell, 1st; eider sweet
1st; apples- SpiUonbcrg 2nd,
Oregcn Re l, 1st; prunes-Italian
st, German and Silver 2nd, pet
ite 1st: plum, yellow eirg, 1st;
potatoes. Snow Hake, 2nd.
Mrs. Geo.- Rippey
uiucKens luineu riymouin
Rock cockerel, 1st; W. C. Black
oland cockerel, 2nd; G. C
cockerel 2nd; W. a Hens, 1st;
C. (1 hens, second: fruits, fiv
varieties canned, 2nd.
Mrs. Goldie Stephenson'
Chickens-R. J. cockerel 1st;
It a a.
same variety, puueis, isi.
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