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THE C011D0II GLOBL
THURSDAY. JUNE 9. 1898,
NOTICE.
Tb. Trly HtMorlptlof, to lhOwm It VI.BO,
II vld In advance, II not paid In art vane. 93
will bo (nirrt. A pnoll murk around, tlili
nullc IndlcaHsa that four nbcriitln hi lit
jlr"1, 1laa wn.w promptly.
LOCAL NEWS,
Ooorga Dnkak, of Mayvllle, wm In
tjunday,
Clui. ttoy.e, of UootuWry, was In
town Inat week. 4
Karmoraon Rock creek are cutting
tlielr crop of rye-hay.
K. D. HurW, of Olot, in Id town
(inlunlay and fiimdny,
MitaOrnro Pildlny U teaching lehoul
la the Matney Flat di.trlut,
Old Hoi got In hit work on'.Mondny to
lielp give ua a warm election.
W II Phelan, representing Jane.' Canh
Blors of Tortland, came In yeilerdey.
Mr. Schntt, t Olei, vlaitud hi.
iliiDil)tr, Mr. T. U. Jottnaon, lot Sun
day. ' .
Our county newa la unavoIdaMy crowd
ed oat thle week to umke room for elec
tion returns.
Frerh xnt, pork, mutton, flih, vege
tuld. and tlrawlierriee at Jontaia ilroe.'
ment market.
Mrs. W. W. BMwcr, of Fowll, vleited
THE ELECTION.
A Republican Victory In Gil
liam County. W. L. Wilcox the
Only Domoorat Elected.
The election on Mondiiv Mined off
quietly In Condon a It did all over the
comity. The republican! captured all
the county offlef. with the exception of
that of aherlff, W. L. Wilrn, democrat,
being returned to that olllce by a large
ma (or it v. 'Die new It elected ofiloor. arc
at folloMli
8 O llaweon. renrewntntivei YV J
Mariner, county judge: J W Dyer, com-
iNKioner: VV L Wilcox. ilierllT: II DI
Frewr, clerk; 8 U Iiarker, treacorerj
M O Clarke, amewnor: W W Kennedy,
hool auperlnterMlont; T L Btewnrt,
urvevor! A 11- Ktindv. coroner. Tliev
are all excellent gentlemen, and, judging
by the pimt record of thore who
re at prenent serving the connty In an
offlflal capacity, the affulraof the connty Booth 89, Moore 00, 8eari 2. Votaw 2,
.... ....... . i. I . . . ir ... if.. n r
ill imiiiiM in weir nanus, following wvcnerinan oo, America, i, tiu.wer j-y
man iv,
Fitch
Iter aleter, Mra. J. F, Hetaauher, la.t
fututdtiy and e'uuday.
W. I lJradnhaw haa boon re-elected
rlrcult judgo of thia judicial dietriut by
good aiaed majority.
Farmera In thia aectton any barley la
heading out nicely and will be ready for
the harverter by the middle of July,
Ed Bell, of McCoy, Polk county, who
hai been Interested with Fred Monroe
In the sheep bueluete, returned home
thia week.
The colored population nt the Sdutli
are reportl to be urging the parage of
a law oiaklrrg tilack Spunlub chicken
contraband of war.
T. J. Young rotnrned from Portland
lat week where he went aeveral week
go for medical treatment. Ilia health
but little Improved,
Mra. True, of Wellington county, l
leaching auccetafiil term of school In
Dial. No. !W, on Matney Fiat. There
rt 14 pupil in attendance,
Loht A pair of gold iltn apectaclea;
aome two or three week ago. Finder
ideate return aame to At lleoahaw'a
furniture (tore and receive reward.
Several hackload of Mayvllle people
pMwed through town Monday on their
way f i iree Valley, where they go to
attend the ltaptltt Association.
U. N, Fnurr attendeil the Ole meet-
t I... L.I... I... ..,...! .... 11m i.,lna
lug inik riMiunT vvi(.k. . . v"
ck awheel 8unday morning from Mr.
Danneman'a In leas than two hour.
Louie, the Chinaman who la in the
employ of 15. A. Dannrman, of Clem,
wa In town hammy taking In toe eigtili.
lie left furClein on Monday' atage.
. W. 0. Pentecont, and Kmmett Sum
mera, role the Woodman goal laitThure
day night, and a good aixed audience
waa preaent to witne the perlormanre,
Charlea E. Pain, better known In
these part a "Keno," enjoys the dla
tlnction of owing the lint man In Condon
to enter hi name for enlittment In the
army.
Charley Fit recently received a lot of
new nard-worxi oai; tor in oownng
alley, aome of the old one Wowing o
badly chled that he found It decenary
to replace tlimn with nutKone.
A. P. Kice haa pnrchaaed hi mother'
liomeatead. 2 mile north of town, con
eideratlon I0. Mr. Kice haa already
let the contract for the coimtrortion of
t neat dwelling house on the property.
. , . . t i , i i.
ine acnooner jane ury, in oio niiwm
trado, sprung a leak on the night ol May
STJnd. at a iMiint (K) mile off Caoe Flat
tery and went to the bottom. Sixty-
one neopta were on board, trf which
number 34 were lot.
J. W. Parr lift laH Friday for the
Kit. He ia undecided a to where he
will go. but will travel cniialdernbly for
the benefit of hi health which haa been
very poor of lute. It i not likely that
lie will return here to remle. til many
friend will nnlte In wiihing hi in good
fortune wherever be may go. ,
W. U. Herman and I. (iregon, of An
nlone. and I). W. Howell, of Urate Val
Inv naed thronch town Monday with
"prairie achoonera" loadel with wool
belonging toCha. Hilton, of Pine creek.
Tliene ffpntlenicn have secured the con
tract lo haul all of Mr. Hilton's wool,
boot 100,000 lb., to Arlington.
TV. J. 11. 1 1 ml win haa lately put
complete act of new drug bottle .on hie
shelve, of the very latoht and moat el
" esant pattern. He now lin one of the
moat complete and beatappointod estab
lull menta. of that line. In the county.
Other Improvement are contemplated
in tho near Hi lure
T L Barntlt, of llcppnor, repreecntlng
the Chicniio Picture Co. who i well
known in thi section came in yeetcrdny,
The rejxirt haa been circulated, perhap
hy Intoreitcd partica, that Mt. Harnett
lias gone out of the picture hnaineaa but
the atatemont I aluolutely without toon
,liitlnn. Ordera lent hv mall to him a
Heppuer will receive the same careful
attention aa heretoioro.
V. D. Nelaon. of Arllnffton. Iia per
fected a new goldaaving machine with
hli h ha ptntina to he able to save every
nnrticla of the fluent uold to lie found In
the aanda of the Columbia river. Two
man am renilired to ODttratO the uia
xhlna and the inventor clalma that it
wlllaave 118 worth of duet every 12
hour it ia operated. If the machine
will do all that is claimed for it the
Columbia may soon rival the Klondike
s a gold producer.
Jaa. W. 8mlth, tho pioneer merchant
of Arlington, ha told his extensive
mAriuiifiiA hnalnftM at that nlnce to E
1. Weir, of Mnvvillei O. A. Hhiirte, of
Arllnoton .and Mr. Uoldainltli. of Port
land. Mr. Khnrte haa been manager of
tho establishment under Mr, Hmlth
nirnnrahln tor some time, and Mr. Wei
i well known a one of Ullliaiu county
innnt aticroatfnl atockralaera. The no
Arm I a strong one and will no doubt
command it share of business
In our advertising columns will lie
found an announcement of Ex-Kenator
John J. Ingalls' forthcoming book, en
titled "America's War For Humanity
I lanvaaalnif airnntl will find It a brei
of remarkable Intercut, and certainly
- ... II....... .il.lllt., Tlia hi
eirv of the war la told in picture and
J nrv. and in a way that always char-
-Yn
the vote In detnll:
Condon.
Governor Clinton, pro., 4; Geer, rep.,
67 1 King, uii., 65: Luce reg. peo., 8.
8oc, of State Davl, pro., 6; Dunbar,
rep., 63; Klncald, un., 51;
reg. peo., 3.
Elate Treanurer Booth, tinlon, 60;
oore, rep., 02; Sears, reg. peo., 6;
Votaw, pro., 2.
8upt. of Pub. Instruction Ackerman,
rep., 00; fcinericR, pro.,z; uomer, reg.
peo,, 4 i Lyman, un., 62.
State Printer Fitch, onion, 61 i Grace,
reg. peo., 8; Leeds, rep., 01 ; McDanlel, Darling 22, Ituedy 72.
pro., 2.
Justice of tho Supreme Court Hackle-
an, pro., 2; Moore, rep., 63; Ramsay,
n.,61.
Attorney General Blackburn, rep.,
69; Bright, pro., 1; Story, un., 64.
Congress 2nd District Courtney, reg.
peo., 2; Donaldson, un., OU; Jiigiilln,
pro., 4; Moody, rep., 82.
Circuit Judge 7lh District Bradshaw,
n., 83; Wilson, rep., 4.1.
District Attorney 7th District Gates,
n., 63; Jayne, rep., 01.
Member State Board of Equalisation
7th District Kuney, rep.. 60: King,
n.,oi.
Representative Hawson, rep., 80;
Hearcy, on., 82.
Jndgo Mariner, rep,, 40; Weir, un.,
ftiaes the brilliant pen
Trail Fork.
Clinton 1, Geer 60, King 10, Lore 1.
Davis 1, Duubar 47, Klncald 12, wake
field 1.
Booth 12. Moore 47. Sears 4.
Ackerman 4H, Kmerick 1, Ilosmer 4,
Lvman 8.
Fitch 11, Grace 1, Leeds 40.
tlHi klciimn 1, Moore 40, Homeay W.
Blackburn 48. Briicht 1. btory 10.
Donaldson 12, Intrall" 1, Moody 40.
hrailshaw to, VVIlnon 87. .
Hates 13, Jayne 41.
Kuney 41. King 9.
ilawson 47, Hearcv 1Z.
Mariner 84, Weir 25.
Dyer 62, Palmer 6,
inn ne in nn Ti, Wilcox 44.
Frnw-r 65. Nott 0.
Inrker87. Dunn 22.
ClnrkeoO, Miller 7.
Kennedy 46, McMorrls 13.
Uetmllen H. ritewnrt 4t.
Darling 0, Uuedy 48. -
Hock Creek. (Olex.)
Clinton 2, Geer 01, King 89.
Davia 8. Dunbar 67, klncald 38,
Aekermsn WtS, Em rick 17, HoamorSl, Lynum 838,
PlU h !W1, (Imce W, U1 f.10, MIUulul 15.
Hacklornttn 111. Moore 616, Haimiajr alii.
Blackburn in, Bri((lit 19, Btory 340.
Courtney 39, Donaldaoii W2, Inxslls 19, Mooljr V),
Brailiihsw 4UH, WUwu 447.
Gates 457, Jayne Wi.
KnneyOOS, King 843,
COUNTY.
The candldata flnt named l elected. The fljt-
ini at end of Urn), following diuh, tliv bin
inajtirtty.
Ilawaon 4m, Hrtrey 447-.
Mariner 4IH, Weir 444S0.
Dyer 009, Palmer itf-3i!t. ,
Wilcox 671. Danncman XW-2U.
I'rar , Nott 249-419.
Barker 617, Imnii 884-1M,
Clarke fii. Miller 2l-aoS.
Kennedy (SS, McMorri m-m.
Hlewart M), LUndlnn 8(13-261.
Hiledy 64H, Darlliiff 330-aiS.
Grace , Ieeds . McDanlel.
Inckleman 4. Moore 06, Itamsey 37.
Klackbiirn . Brlirht . Btorv .
Coortnev 2, Donaldson 37, Ingall 2,
MtMid on.
ItraiUhaw M Wllnnn 40.
Wakefield, (jaU. 87, Jayne 63. ,
Kuney , King ,
Hawson 61, Bcarnv 47.
Mariner 00, Weir 37.
Dyer 63, Palmer 33.
Dttnneirmn 64. Wilcox, 40. ''
FraxerB2. Nott 19.
Barker 49. Dunn 61.
Clarke 70, Miller 24.
Kennedy 04, McMorri 34.
Lienallen 24, Stewart 69.
70.
Commissioner Dyer, rep., CO; Palm
er, on., CO.
Sheriir Danneman, rep., 30; Wilcox,
n., 6.
Clerk Fraxor, rep., 100; Nott, on., 24.
Treasurer Barker, rep., 60; Dunn,
05.
Assessor Clarke, rep., 78; Miller, un., ot57, Jayna to.
44 KtsaerVJ, Klnx M.
School fiupt. Kennedy, rep., C3; Mo
Morris, an., 65.
Surveyor Lteuallen, on., 45; Stewart,
rep., 09.
Coronor Darling, un., 09; Ruedy,
rp,,0-'.
Mayvllle.
Clinton 2. Geer 6A. King 65, Luce 10.
Davie 2. Donbalf 02, Klucaid 65, Wake
field 6.
Booth 65, Moore 60, Seara 16, Votaw 2.
rkvrman 69. Ilosmer 8. Lyman 00.
itch 6:t. Grace t). Ieds 61, McDanlel 2.
Moore 07, Kmav 08.
Btarkburn 63. Bright 2. Story 00,
Courtney 4, Donaldson 68, Ingall 1,
Mocxiy oq,
Idea.
Geer II, King 2. v
Dunbar II, Kmraid i.
Booth 2, Moore 11.
Arkcrinan 12, Lvman 1.
Filch 2. Leeds 11.
Moore 11, Kameay 2.
Blackburn 11. 8tory 2. .
Courtney 1. Donaldson 2, Moody 10.
Bradshaw 2, Wilson 11.
Gates 2. Javne 0.
Kuney 11. King 2.
Hawson 11, Searcy 2.
Mariner II. Weir 1.
Dyer 11, Palmer 2.
Danneman 7, Wilcox fl.
Fraxer 11, Nott 2.
Barker 12, Dnnn I.
Clarke 10, Miller 8. - .,:
Kennedy 12, McMorris 1.
Lieuallen 2. Stewart 11.
Darling 2, Ituedy 11.
Arlington.
Clinton 7. Geer 100. King , tuce 1
Davit , DuHharoa, Klncald 60, WakoHeld 1,
Booth 49. Moore 97, Bears 9, Votaw 4.
Arkerman 97, F.mertrk S, HiMmer 8, Lyman 61.
riteh M, Grace , ld 90, McDanlel (.
Ilaekleman S .Moore 95, Bamaay 56.
Blaekborn 95, Bright X. Slory M.
Courtney 7, Doiialdton A3, Ingallt S, Moody 90.
Bradabaw 7a. Vt llaou 10.
ItaWMin 92, Searcy 47.
Mariner H, Wolr 49.
Dyer 93, Palmer 41.
Danneman 7, Wilcox 74.
Fraier 104. Nott 31.
Barker 93, Dunn 47.
Clarke KO, Miller 38.
Kennedy 91. MeMorrll 43.
I.tcuallen 42, rltrwart 90.
Darling 2t, Ruedy 107.
Blalock.
Bradtihaw 70, Wilson 63.
iate 49, Jayne K).
Kuney 67. King 60.
Hawson 40, b-arcv 78.
Mariner U, Weir flt.
DverOS. Palmer 24.
Danneman 44, Wilcox 81.
raxer 85. ott Sir.
Itarker 74, Dnnn 44.
larke 72. Miller 44.
Kennetly 71. McMorri 40.
icuallen 6t. i-lewart 60.
Darling 68, Ruedy 68.
Butte Creek. (Fossil.)
of Senator
norallaA III narratlnn the incidents
this war he finds arnnd scope for hi
so Derh descriptive and analytical pow
srs. The theme is worthy of the author
and the author I worthy of the theme.
Tt la published by N. D. Thompson
Publishing Co., of St. Louis, Mo. It
will be a monumental work that will
not only bo everywhere read, but it
will be a monument to hi genius that
will outlive in history hi brilliant sen
atorial career. The aubsorlptlon hook
trade and the canvassing agent are fort
nnate in the fact that an author on
such rare ability ha been enlisted if
Hi Interest,
Clinton 8. Geer 89. King 45. Lure 8.
Davis 4, Dunbar 80, Kincaid 47, Wako
lie a io.
Booth 61. Moore 81, Scar 11. Votaw 2.
Ackerman 85, Kmerick 4, Ilosmer 0,
Lyman 43.
Fitch 42, Grace 8, Leeds 88, McDanlel 4.
Ilackleman 6, Moore 84, Hamsav 00.
Blackburn 00. Bright 6, Htory 40.
Courtney 0, Donaldson 40, Ingall 8,
Moodv 78.
Bradshaw 64, Wilson 74.
Gate 47, Javne 78.
kuney 85, King 47.
Hawson 72, Searcy (!2,
Mariner 72, Weir 05.
Dver 103, Palmer 32.
Danneman 60, Wilcox 82,
Fraxer 88. Nott 61.
Barker 83, Dunn 62.
Clarke 92, Miller 44.
Kennedy 102, McMorris 81.
Llenalle'n-48. Stewart 01.
Darling 40, Uuedy 80.
Ferry Canyon.
Clinton 2. Geer 14. Kino. 24. Lnce 3.
Davis 4, Dunbar 12, Kincaid 26, Wake
field 3.
Booth 27. Moore 12. Seara 8. Votaw 2
Ackerman 12. Emerick 3, Ilosmer 3,
Lvman 20.
Fitch 25, Grace 5, Leeda 10.
Ilackleman 3, Moore 11, Kamsav So,
Blackburn 11. Brlirht 2. Story 27.
Courtney 2, DonAldsnn 28, Moody 12
Bradshaw 29, Wilson 14.
Gate 29. Jayne 12.
Kuney 12. King 20.
Hawson 12, Searcy 81.
Mariner 11, Weir 31.
Dver 14, Palmer 30.
Danneman 8, Wilcox 34.
Fraxer 25, Nott 19.
Barker 15, Dunn 27.
Clarke 12. Miller 81.
Kennedy 18, McMorri 20.
Lieuallen 25. Stewart 17.
Darling 31, Rncdy 12.
Matney.
Clinton 1. Geer 15. Kind 12. Lnoo 2,
Davis 1. Dunbar 14, Kincaid 12, Wake
field 8.
Booth 10. Moore 10. Seara 1. Votaw 2.
Ackerman 17. Emerick 1, Ilosmer 1,
T.vinan 10.
Fitch 11, Grace 1, Leeds 13. McDanlel 1
Ilackleman 1, Moore 14, Kamsay jz.
Hlaekbnrn 14. Storv 12.
Courtney 2, Donaldson 13, IngalU 1,
Moodv 13.
Bradshaw 18, Wilson 11.'
(rates 12, Javne 10.
Knnev 14. King 15.
Hawson 11, Searcy 17.
Mariner 11. Weir 19.
Dver 17. Palmer 13.
Danneman 11, Wilcox 19.
Fraxer 21, Nott 0.
Barker 14, Dnnn 10.
Clarke 23. Miller 6.
Kennedy 11, McMorria 19,
Lieuallen 8, Stewart 19.
Darling 12, Ruedy 16.
Clinton 1. Ocer 19, King 20.
Darn 1, DHnhar 17. Klncald 2S. W akeBeld X
Bootb IS, Moore IS. Bears 5, Votaw 1.
Aekerman 20. Hoomcr , Lyman 1.
Fitch 20, Orace , becds 18.
Moore 19, Karuaay 23.
Blackhnrn IS, Bright 1, Story 23.
Courtney 3, DonaldioD 23, Moody 17.
Bradhaw 27, Wllaon 17.
Oat 25, Jayne 17.
KnneyJl, King 30.
Hawaon2a,Bnarcy22.
Mariner 36. Weir 9. .
DyerJJ, Palmer 22.
Danncman 12, Wilcox 34.
Krei.ir XI, Nott 19.
Barker 20, Dunn 24.
Clarke 23. Miller 20.
Kennedy 1. McMorris 26.
l.lmlMIen 23, Btowart 31.
Darling IH, Ruedy 27.
Lone Rock.
Goer 2D, King 21, 1.uce S.
Dunbar , Klucaid 21, Wakefield 4.
Booth IS, Moore 29, Seara .
Ackerman 29, Km rick 2. Homer7, Lyman 19.
Fitch , (leer , Lewis , McDanlel .
Moore 29, Hamwy 23.
Blackburn , Bright , Btory .
Courtney 4, Donaldson 21, Moody 26.
Bradahaw 31, Wilson 23.
Mates 22, Jnyiie 26.
Knney , King .
Hawion 23, Searcy 29.
Mariner 2d, Weir 27.
Dysr 29, Talmer 2t.
Danncman 20, W'Hcox 34.
Fraor29. Nott 26.
Barker 28, Dunn 23.
Clark,e 29, Miller 24.
Kennedy 28, McMorris 23.
Lieuallen SO, Mewart DO.
Darllug 27, Ruedy 26.
Notice to the Ladles.
Mr. E. M. West, late of Portland, ha
opened a fine line of millinery goods in
the room lust south ol louuon Hotel.
Latest etyle in hats, trimmed and un-
trimtned. Also trimming done to order.
Call and see her.
The Wasco Warehouse Co. has wool
sacks, fleece twine and sack twine for
sale at Arlington.
There I no danger of anybody being
troubled with dyspepsia, sour stomach,
1 . 111. ... L, U...
lliicnvmnrre ur in ivmyvr wku um:u rim'
il fionr. Nothing ruins the health ao
quickly and surely a bad bread, and
nothing creates so mnch harmony and
cheerfulness in a family as good, light
ureal boo osscniis, me ainu your inuin
or hakpil " Tha onlv wav to accornnliah
this Is to use Fossil flour the beat and
cheapest in the world.
Of Interest to Settlers.
II. N. Frawr. County Clerk, at Con
don, Oregon, continues to give special I
attention to U. S. sovernoieot land ap-
plications, filings and proof. He I also I
prepared to receive applications lor me
jmrehase of state school, lien school
land and forfeited railroad lends, at his
olllee.
5D. ti. fcS,AHI-fclhl
NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves to be
Inoehteil to me lor hlHCKHiniiri wors i
rnuntcall and settle forthwith or then
accounts will be placed with a collector
anu costs added. 1 menn hiuiness.
G. S. Olaiu,
Condon, Oregon,
11)20-14 May 25, 1808
i nn
uc y n t m
DEALFR !
LEGAL NOTICE.
flfltr. mv denr readers, olease take due
and iegtl notice that I have a full line
ol new hlank warranty deeds, adminis
trators' and executors' deed, mortgages,
real and chattel, and crop mortgages,
lease, liens, wills anv and everything
you need arid 1 will guarantee satisfac
tion in their execution. II it is insu
rance yon want. I assure ou the very
best term in the best company in the
world. I represent no assessment in
surance concerns, whlcn are generally
"wildcat fire companies" with very
short lives, bnt a good standard stock
company that never dies.
II. B. HrsDBicKS,
J2-15 Condon, Oregon.
ERGWDISE
CONDON, OREGON.
STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
A SPECIALTY.
J, F. REISACHER,
Saddler sm Harnessmaker
CONDON, OREGON.
ALL KINDS OF LEATHER GOODS MACE TO ORDER.
'Carries a Complete and Well-selected Stock of-
$100 Reward.
I will pay the above reward for the
arrest and conviction of the party or
parties who stole a fonr-month-old calf!
from mv pasture, near Condon, nn or!
abnnt the night of the 21st of April last.
m 10 I'AT rKEIXT.
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, SPURS, BLANKETS
And everything usually found
In a first-class harness shop.
REPAIRING' A SPECIALTY. Give me a call.
In the building; on the corner, opposite Barker's store.
ATTENTION WQQLGRQWERS!!!
Z. F. Moody's
Brick Warehouse,
Is Prepared to Handle Con
signments of Wool This
Year, as Before, at
J. H. PUTNAM,
Arlington and The Dalles. GENER'L MERCHANDISE
NOTICR.
We hare added a Jewelry Department to onr
stock of General Merchandise and W. L. To-
bey, who is a strictly firet-claBS watch-ma
kcr, is prepared to do all kinds of watch and
jewelry repairing, at Portland prices, and
guarantee satisfaction.
Tobey Bros.,
ARLINGTON, - OREGON.
FOSSIL, OREGON.
Gent's Clothing, Boots and Shoes;
Furnishings, Neckwear, Etc.
Yoiir Interests are Ours.
Your Business Entrusted to Our Care Will Mitefe" 2 illnls .,YlhicIes
Receive the Most Careful
T. G. JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OF
Attention.
i . t 1 i c i rj i i
S.G. HAWSON, Arlington Agent. 1-1 VtJry, rtJtiU clliu Ociie OUUie3,
Large New Barn od North Main Street,
Condon, - - Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CHARGES TEST EKAEOMADLS.
First-class Rig3 Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share ;f the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Condon Hotel,
CONDON. - OREGON.
Mrs. S. A. Maddock
PROPRIETRESS.
WAR WITH SPAIN!
-AL. HENSHAW-
Is Busy Getting in Supplies for His Customers. He Carries a
Full Supply of
Hardware, Builder's Material, Granite and Tinware,
Furniture, Paints and Oil, Glass and Crockery,
Stoves, Picture Frames. Fishing Tackle,
Bedding. Canned Goods. Ammunition.
Undertaking Goods.
He will make you hot prices on Building Material, Barbed Wire Etc.
Call and see bim when yoa coiue to the county Beat.
Interest charged ou acc'ta after 40 dare.
I T. O. Earhart.
Crown Rock.
fleer 25, Kins 7, I.hcc 8.
Davli 1, Dunbar A Klncald 9, WakefloM 2.
nrntli K, Moore 23, Soars 3.
Ackerman 2, lloaraer 2, Lyman t.
Kitch 7. Leeda 24.
Mooro 24, IlKinmy 7.
Blackburn 24, Btory .
Donalitaon 12, Moody 21.
Bradahaw , Wllaon 22.
0t Mayno 24.
Kuney 22, Kln.
Uawaon 17, Searey 14.
Mariner 21, Weir 1ft
Dyer 25, Palmer 6,
Danneman 17, Wilcox it.
Fraior 24. Nott 7.
Barker 21, Dunn 7.
Clark. 21, Miller 7.
Kennedy a'!, NoMorrliO.
Ueuallcn.Btewart20.
Parllni 9, Ruudy 19.
Rowe Creek.
0eerl7, King!
Dunbar 16, Klncald 4.
Bootb A, Moore 17,
Ackerman 15, Lyman S.
Kltch S, Leeda 16.
Moore 15, Ramaay i, -Blni'klmrn
10, SUiry 8.
Donaldson 5, IniralU 3, Mood; 13.
Bradahaw 8, Wllaon 14
Galea 8, Jayne 11.
Kuney 14, King 3.
Huwann 14, Searcy 4.
Mariner 15, Weir 4.
Dyer 16, Palmer 3.
DRnneman 11, Wtloox 3.
Fraaor 18, Nott 1,
Barker 15, Dunn 3.
Clarke 16, Miller 3.
Kennedy 13, MeMorrll 4.
Lteuallen S, Stewart 14.
Darling 8, Hucdy IS.
The Total Vote.
(Official.)
STATE.
Clinton IK, Geer 554, King (82, Luce 44.
Davli 28, Dtwbar 525, Klncald 352. Wakefield
llootli m, Moor. SoJ, Luc 45, Votaw ii.
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
in nrnn finest brands nrr
Uiijes, Ijquors apd Qj$ars.
FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
EARHART & MOORE, Prop'rs.
CONDON. ORE.
ARLINGTON SALOON,
0.W.BARR, PROP.
Fine Wines and Liquors
and Choice Cigars.
Billiard arjd pool Sables.
First-class Goods and Courteous Treat
ment to Customers, Our Motto.
iMain St., Condon, Oregon.
s.v. moo. MoTTO: LOW RATES, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
Table Supplied With the Best in the Market.
P. L, H AM,
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
.DEALER IN"
General Merchandise
AT SUCH LOW
PRICES THAT WILLASTONISH YOU.
CET MY PRICES BEFORE COINC TO THE RAILROAD. IT WILL PAY YOU.
War and Drouth :i Zl
w 7
But
DUNN BROS.
Will Still
Divide With You by Making CLOSE PRICES on All Goods Sold.
Call and ( Dealers in ) They Will
See Them. (General Merchandise.) Treat You White.
: : : : Oregon.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR THE BEST Condon,
WHEN BUYING GROCERIES?
irumi ihmt uii i op Tn vmio anu utakc ti mucin T uiitu
iriuunncil nill BC IW luunnuiruiinui luvungvii nun i - DEALER IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
HARRY HALSTEAD,
P. H. Stephenson
BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.
Dealer in Fine Merchandise.
33 1 Condon,
I offer a complete 6tock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting of
flooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lap and all kinds of rough Lum
ber. Careful attention given to bills of special sues and
dimension stuff.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST-OFFICE,
Oregon.) LOST VALLEY. ----- - - OREGON

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