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LOCAL NEWS.
Chlcktm and groats will toon b rip.
O. W, Klnehsrt wnt to Lost Valley
juonnsy,
E l Darin nJ family want out to thtlr
T. CI. Johnson wits an Arlington visitor
mt INK 01 tut WMH.
D. 8. Wright left Sunday for Indiana
with a car load of borttt. -
Tht Intent phrasti with or itoyt at tht
ironi it "Keniemner ins gins."
Hdukltbvrrlet are tald to bt pltntlful
In tlit moiinttlnt thlt lesson.
Mrt. Mary Brown It pre During to
tin I Id a tint rtildenet on her rancli on
Roiik crest.
"Lust call" tt tht Photo Tnt. 6
thtlr Condon work. Will uiovt to Loot
Hock ntit wek.
Harvesting and thrtihlng art In pro
gran on Hchuttler Flat, Wheat it going
87 bushel to Iht tort,
Mrt. Kiln Rlnehurt, of Mnyvllle, and
Mrt. Stewart, of Fossil, caint In on tht
taut Batonlay morning.
. Miss Untile Hoover, of Fossil, hat
ben tht gnett of htr sister, Mrt. J. K.
Btliavhtr, fur tht putt week.
Mitt Louise Mnsitrove, of Portland, It
vial tin her sisters, Mrt. H. Palmxr and
Mrt. Kva Wett. Hht will remalo about
a month.
Nancy E. Yarhrough, of Pnpersck,
through her attorney, II, I). Msmlrlcks,
hat aoriiititMicod a mil for divorce on tht
ground of desertion,
Bpatn hat formally turd for peart
through tht French ambatiadnr at
Washington. No particulart obtainable
at our time of glug to press.
Mrt. Yarhrough It employed at the
Condon Hotel thit week, at house clean
ing U In progress at that establishment
Just no a and eitra help It necettary,
AeetKr Clarkt ettlmatet that the
wheat crop In Ulllaim county thit year
will eiceed tht erii of 18m, a reported
by tht otutot of IS'., by fully 60 per vent.
While thnwlng a fractious horse Inst
Batnrday Bundle Palmer wat kliked
on tht knee, sustaining a bad sprain.
He It able to bt around now with the
aid of a cant.
Tims. Young and w I ft arrived from
Condon Thnrtdav to ipend a few flan
lo Fossil. Mr. Young, who hat had very
poor health for tome time. It being treat
ed by Dr. Bhaw. r'ossll Journal.
It it tald that Ctrvera It a tkillfnl
guitar play tr-to he hat probably had
more or le'tt eiperlenre In dodging pro
jectile eoeh at water piu-here and old
Shoethurled from upper windowt.
Manle Downing came to town Sun
day hanfing a big farm wagon with a
rope attached to hit saddle horn. What
Man ley can't do with that eatMIe h.irae
of hit It not attempted by many of the
boyt.
Mr. Bradley, of Photo Tent, will give
biatihibltioiion "Uuha and U" Bat
order evening In the Armory Hall, as
sisted by Mitt Mirie Musgrove, of Port
land, In her "Club Exeroieet." Better
altund. ,
J. 11. Prater and family, of near tone
Rock, niovetl to Condon lat week to
reelde, Mr. Prats having e-wpted a
position in the clerk't offlne. .'hey are
oucnprlng tht W. L. Barker property,
on Church ttreet, near tht school houee.
P. If. 8tephenon went to Trail Fork
Sunday to bring honia lilt wife and too
who hava been viaiting In that eet lioii.
Al lienehaw went nut with hlm for the
ride, and Kqnire, Wilklnton White re
turnel lib the party to tpend a few
days In town.
W. A. Darling It at Alet Hardle'i
place on Trail Fork thit w-ek, where
he hat a big painting contract that will
last nearly a month. Judge Neale Is
thinking of offering a premium for wed
dinge that take place during the record
er't absence.
Father Urlode wilt hold tervlct In the
Catholic ctinrch next Sunday. This
will tht Father'e last tervlce here, a
be will leave thit Held and take charge
of tht work at TUlamook at once, tie
earnestly regoetot all Catholics to be
preeent at thit tervice,
P. H. Stephenson hat been appointed
adniniatrur of tht eetate of John
Linn, who wat murdered In Lana county
In June. It it proltahle that he will
make a trip to Eugene neat week to cmk
after the horeee and other effect! belong
ing to the aetata which art In that coun
ty. A Kansas man hat dleoovered the rea
ton that an angina I called the, ami hie
argument la that they wear a jncket.
and aproi.t, have timet, h" tnd drag a
train behind them; they have a lap,
need guides, ride wheel, will not turn
out tor pedestrian, tome timet foam and
refute to work, they attract men, are
eery contrary and it alwayt take a man
to manage tlitm. Ex.
She wat a Sunday school teacher,
and, of conree, tht tried to make every-
thing good. Hhe epien a tot oi o renin
going bathing one Hnnday afternoon,
and to the tackled them. 'IM yon
know where little boy go who Iwthe on
Bnndnt?" taid ahe. "Vet," raid one
little Arh, blacker than all the reel.
"It' further np the canal tide; tint you
can't go; girl ain't allowed." Ex.
Two of our young men htd a diaagree
ment Sutnrday evening and decided to
goontxlda the city limit and fight It
out. Moat of the male population fol
lowed to tee tht fun, but. after the bel
ligerent! rode a mile or to Into the
conntrv, a motion to reconlder wa
arfouted. and the tin lit wat declared off.
The crowd waa dlreppolnted and o wa
tht nnoertaker Whnconnleiitlve(iei-tei
to make a rale of two cofflna Udore Iwd
time. Altavtit It not fair to treat a
man that way.
II. B. Ifendrlck hat a horror of bald
e, and having heard that ennehlne
ronioiielv applied to a tcalp aflllctett or
threatened with that maladv would pre'
vent or cure it, hut being a bit timid of
eiiicrlment. conceived the brilliant
Idea of Inducing eoine of hit friend to
try the remedy lo learn It It woiiki prove
iflll
filial tierom tili'Kling it nuiiKeii. bvi
liner nnd Rninlle Piilmer (no relntton)
re the victim teleclcd for hi echeme,
i after lieieidng to a half hour talk
trnm the attorney, In favor of the recipe,
thet gentlemen haetened to hnve their
few remaining loekt removed by the
eandpaper procert, to give the Hunbeeme
a fair how. and then cut the crown
nut nf their hat. Tliev are full of cn
thniHm now and do their lontliig In the
tun, and Svl i hunting an artlut to have
a tplder pa'inted on hi cocoannt to keep
tho filet off. When the blielert begin
lo rln however, it It feared there will
' he trouble, and if H. B. I a wle a he
look he will tiike hit tnnimer outing,
about that time, away out lo the mountain!,
.Claude Dranton Captured.
fingnt B(ltr, Jul; aotb,
f tt . t .. ae ... . i m
a viauue urtnton, lite toppoteri mur
derer oi John Linn, It now tafuly lodged
111 HIV IUiiiy JHIJ.
tie cr.iii to town today and wa menu
nixed by Hert Finn, who knew him well,
aim later ny Al Allien, who ran nut
through the hack way acrontto tht court
iioue ami toM Deputy Sheriff Duv that
tht man lie wanted wa walking (he
ttreete. Meanwhile Hert Finn had left
Branton and wat hunting Ueorge Cro
nor to tell hlm of hi ttnd. but before
they could return, Day lind folhmed
liranion down at far a the Bni.tll
uhurch, corner uf Bill and Pearl ttreett,
aim covering mm, ordered him to throw
up hit hand, which he did without re-
tltlance. When lenrched, nothing wa
iuu no upon uriinion in trie ennpe or a
dangerout weapon, only a pocket knife
being veenred.
It may be evident that Branton re
turned to Eugene for tht purpura of
nrrenderliig, at ht arrived on the after
noon local.
Mr. H. 8. Finn, a yonng man and
tuhixiliiiate of Branton, lay that while
walking np Willamette ttreet thi after
noon he overtook Branton and Invtantly
reoogulilng him flapped him on the
back and mid "Hello Claude, 1 am tnr
prited to ee you here." Branton learn
ed verv cool and unconcerned, A con
veriation -followed in which Branton
eeemed tnrnrlaed npou hearing of
(J roe n't arreat and of the $'.'60 reward,
tie aiked Finn not to retort on him, a
htdeired to go home Brut. The two
aeiiarnted near tht new court houe cor
ner. Branton going eat on Eighth ttreet.
When Branton and Court In nd Green,
who I held at an accomplice, met in
tht tail, Branton exclaimed, "Hello.
Coiirtland, I did not expect to find )on
here," and Uraen replied that be wat
a I no nrprled.
Itranton mad no reitanca whatever
when Deputy Day took him. Ht pro
tected entire Ignoranct of the crime
committed, of any reward offered, or
lht he wat under any tnepiclon. -
Tht otlli-ert art very reticent and re
fute to talk much about tht present ta
tn of the cae, hnt it it rumored that
tiieen hat told another ttory which
placet hlm more In an nnenvhtbltt pmi
lion, and that Inipllcate a third peraou
whom the olflcert have watched from
the tlrt.
Branton claim thit he went back
toToiieka, Kan, where he went in
queat of a 'h, hut when he reached
mere ne louno in hi liiey were only pay
ing (I. IX) per day for tack eewing, ami
he bought a ticket for Portland and re
turned. He tavt he tried to hue a ticket
clear to Eugene but could not do to.
When arretted ha had f 42.31 on bit per-
ton.
Thtofflcert teem Inclined to believe
thi part of Brauton'e ttory and think
that he will ret either confei or give
lilmeelf away. He complained of hnngei
when being qoctioned In hie rage and
taid ht would talk mure after bt bad
had tomethlng lo eat.
Can't Cat Along Without It.
UuKTiNOTux, U., Jnlv 22, U8.
Editob C"HDon Uwb: Pleate for
ward iii Otoaa to Huntington, at my
wife and 1 are here for the rummer, and
I can't get along without the weekly
viait of the Ulouc.
I came here to look after tome mining
property that I own here. The proeie-cl
teem good for plenty of gold, and we
will toon tie Uxed'lor digging It out.
Thit It tht greateRt fruit connty I ever
aw. My brother and partner, Jiime
lleadlv, ahlpped 30 tout of iwache to
Bnlte. Montana. Itet yetr, and their
crop I (titl larger thi year. Thethip-
ilng neavoii lia juat iegun lor iiiK year e
nilirroii. Thev thiiiued 1M) bo'xet of
cheniet thit year. Your,
L.. U. r.DKLMA2C.
Tom Job neon' haying crew were en
gaged flacking hay near town theuthei
morning aad, alter having put eeveral
load on I he eUck, Ueorge .Neale, the
lacker, wa tomewhal urlle to ee a
man' form wriggling and equirming up
out ol the center uf toe ttack. lie wa
at white at a ghoel ami pretty well uf-
located. The fellow wa a atranger and
had crawled into the hay to ileepand
bad not awakened until about three
feet of hav had len plnceil on top of
him. He tald if he had liept awhile
longer he would not have la-en able to
get nut at all. Had inch la-en the cane,
Condon would have been fornMied with
a Urnt-clK!- eensalion next winter when
that ttavk wa opened.
ARLINGTON.
Prof. Kerby hat gone to Troutdale.
Several carloadt uf millet wert thip
tied from here lent week. They go to
Iht Klondike country.
Ten cariK'ntert ate kept buty hert all
the lime. Arlington, coiiidering lit
tixe, It the livelteal town In Oregon,
The Arlington Drug Co,' new (lore I
nearing completion. It will lie one of
the nneat more tmliomg in tne city.
The old Vance building ha been re
modeled and a glna front put In. Walt
Compton will aoon ttart a notion ttore
in the building.
The new tteam ferryboat I nearing
completion. When done, it will tat
able to croe the river at any tluie, re
gardlett of the wind.
lUrveat hatvU are hard to get nt
now, but llill the tramp thowt np every
day dead broke and la-gging for grub,
anil tweart there It no work.
Plenty nl vegetable of all kind are
being ieddled in Arlington at present.
Melon time will toon tie here, and the
crop pronii) to be a g'Hid one.
A. Hoivthe etarted Monday for Baker
Civ, where he Im a train load of tlteep
awaiting ehipment. tne tneep were
pnrtihaned In tne Jolin Uy valley.
Frank Sweeney and family left Inet
Thurtditv for their home at Warranton,
having lieen on a vUit with Mrt. bwee-
nev't brother. W. tl. Colwell, for the
past teveral monlht.
K dwrt Wallter, the old man who live
(our mile tout h of town, etarted wltb
hit pack horvet htet Monday tor tne
Klondike to try hi luck at mining, lie
own cjniioileriible property in thit teu
lion of country.
Several header have gone out within
the lent few dat, lo Severn I Hireling
machine, one a vleam thresher belong
initio U. H. Sudlh. He hRt UK). (X0
biiHhelt engnged to thresh in the Shut'
tier Flat and Eightmlle tecliont.
Everv house in Arlington l occupied
and more could be rented if they were
lo lie hud. There will I a scarcity of
hoiiHe In town thit fall when tchool
liegin, nt there are many families that
intend to come here to Hike advantage
of our excellent tchool fiicilltie.
WANTED.
Energetic, hustling young man to rep
resent Keystone Welch IO. uood op
portunity to right parly.
No Exuerlence Necessary.
Keystone Watch Co.,
Portland, Oreg.
SLABWOOD FOR SALE.
I have n fine lot of slitb wood for sale
at my taw mill, one-half mile from bwt
Valley postolflee, Will Is sold cheap,
Call ou or addreaa, Marry IUustkao,
t( Loat Valley, Ore.
OLEX.
Preaching next Sunday at Olei church.
P. Marvel, of Kan, It visiting hit
brother U. W. Marvel.
Several rattlesnaket have been killed
on Uock creek the pat week.
Mlae Elfa Backut hat returned to Gil
liam and I ttuyiiig with her titter, tin.
(i. H. Smith.
The wheat in thlt tection it turning
out tieiter timn wit expecieu. The
spring and volunteer will both make a
good quality of wheat.
C. A. Wakeley, a one-legged, spectacle
vender, wai exhibiting omu of the
burned hone of John Linn, who wa
murdered on the McKlnaie by Branton.
Wood will be cut at the head of Rock
creek this winter and Hotted down next
spring to Olex for the grist mill and
other ihet want to join in and go up
and cut and put in the creek.
B. F. Yamiet, of Ellcnhurg, hat Jutt
made a del with J. A. Crum. and a new
set of machinery and roller proce-s will
lie put In the Olex mill. Ware houses
will be erected, and a firrt-clan mill
will hereafter tie at Olex. Thi mill can
be rnn cheaper than at any other point
in the county, ae we l ave plenty of
water the most of the1 time.
CLEM.
John Waston It heading hit grain
near Clem thit week.
Mrt. Martin, of Rock creek, it visiting
her daughter, Mrt. Cf runt Wade.
Jud McUufre pasted through Clem
Friday, enisling In driving a band of
mule.
Mrt. Conroy, her daughter and Mist
Beagle are down from the mountain on
a visit.
H. T. Proptt recently purchased a
new header, and bat begun work with
tht tame.
(Jeo. Welvhont latt week purchased a
new Kstee nrirxn from the Jauobnen Mu
sic Co., of The Dallet.
Covotet have been catching Danne-
man't chicken of late, tud tiua hat been
setting iteeltiapt to catch the pesky
brute. J he Ursi night he put out lre
he caught two chicken and a cat; the
next night, a couple of Uiughs, (jus
hat hauling hay for him. took an
old covote hide and placed it in a posi
tion to look like the genuine article in
the trap. Before retiring (jut thought
he would visit hit train, and In the dim,
uncertain light he thought he had trap
ped a coyote for m re; to he taid "Ah,
we have yon at last, haven't wa?" But
to make sure he concluded to kill the
brut before taking him out of the trap.
tn be got a rock and hit thlt dry, harm
less old hide a terrible blow, and the
rattle of the dry hide also rallied Gu.
Heat drst thought the anlmal'l hide
lidn't exactly Ht him. then the Ihumrht
"truck him that perhaps thit campaign
liquor, together with. Boyer't cherries,
might he having a bad effect on him;
then he pinched himself to ee whether
he might he dreaming, but he teemed
lo be awake, and concluded lo take
another whack at the rattle-tklnoed
brute, and picked op a rock and let
drive at the supposed coyote; it was
then that thove tied men, who had been
hiding near by, gaveUus the horse laugh.
itul the siliiMlioii began to dawn on line
with all ita disappointment, and, after
iirvinir lha tin lior offa n In if of HMr.lriir
tobacco and taking a chew of the weed
to steady hit nerve, he tneaked off tn
lied, but ht hain't heard the last of it
vet, and covote talk it getting munol-
onout wltb Gut.
LONE ROCK.
J. n. GofT mada a butinest
trip to
Fossil last Monday,
J. R. Bennett wat reported at
being
seriously ill last week.
The weather hat turned quite
warm
tne past tew dayt.
tlavlnir has been I ha nrdvr nf tha rlav
In thlt locality fur the past few weekt.
John M. Brown made a trip lo llepp-
nerwilha four-horse team the tlratof
the week, ,
Miss Annie Wineland it assisting Mrt.
B. Ktevent in household work fur a
few week.
Ed Wineland will ton commence the
construction uf bit big new livery and
feed stable.
D. Z. Kubinett hat told hi Lone Rock
A Condon mail, route to Henry teel,
who loot charge of tame last Monday,
This Imrg will soon have a telephone
line which will connect with the line at
Mallory't mill, which It about 12 mi lea
eaat of here.
The road hat been lined with emi
grant the past few weekt. There seems
lo las about an equal number traveling
each way north and south.
W. A. Uoodwiu coin me need work on
the new M. E. church building at thit
dace last Tuesday. He ex Dei-la to have
it completed in about six weekt.
Mist Flora Ward went over to Eight-
mile Monday, where she hat employ
ment In the family of Mr. P. Brenner
through the harvest eeaton.
J. R. Ralston A (ton have pnt np a
neat new sign on their ttore. It would
lie a gisxt tinng for the town if other
business honset would follow suit.
The camp meeting which wat In pro
gress for a Unit two weeks over on Hock
creek , near Hanlinan, closed last week.
and it reported at having been a grand
tnccett.
Ed Wineland hat two four-horte teams
hauling lumber to town. They make a
triii a day. If Ed putt the lumber into
building It will give employment to
several carpenter.
P. L. Ham mndit a hasty trip over to
Mullorv's mill Fridav for the purpose of
attending to some business nltaira in
Portland by telephone, thit being the
nearest onice to Lone Ria-k,
The notorious Albert Smith was here
last Thursday night with hit "Wild
West" show and took in the youngsters
for a few dime. Verity me suckers will
bite at any teaton of the year in tide
burg.
A camping party, consisting of about
n d ixen of Uilliamites, started for the
mountain the first of last week. Frank
Ralston and wife, of Arlington, were
among the number. The party expected
to ie out aiHini ten ttaya.
Our enterprising hotel 'man, J. M.
Williams, bat nudertHken I he job id tak
ing the water out of theereek and bring
lug it to town for Irrigating purpow, If
he succeeds in the undertaking, It will
prove to le a great benefit to the people
who raise gunlen, trees. Mowers, etc.
Teachers' Examination.
A teachers' examination will be heb
at Condon, Or., on the second Wednc
day In August, 18'. '8, commencing a
I o'eloek P. M., for teacher' cerllth ates
and elate educational diploma.
W. W. kbnnkpv.
J28-21 Connty School Bupt,
1 1 f .INTER AGENTS KOK "OhAnsTONB. Ill
VV Life ami Pnlillfl 8ervlee." bv Ttioa. '
lliindfortl. A wonilarlnl story nt salnrlimsrs
rer. Over Mo lurge. ruillsnt imgos. lot) Kiiiwrh,
rsreenxrsvlnes. hh'lict, btvinwi, txwt snd only
enitnrseil "illmtntoiie book" pnbllshsrt. Only
1 Mi. Commission, W per cent. Cmllt elr.ii.
Krelght px lit. Ontnt frw. Drop sll tnish snd
elsr Wfl month with the onlv trim snrl soml
flilMl.tonn book." Address THK DOMINION
COMPANY, Hunt 311, m-m Uourlxiru street.
ObUiaga, iM-M
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
The University of Oregon graduated
hut June the largest dust in its history.
Theclast numUrd thirty. The fall teriu
will liegin September 19ih. Students
who have completed the tenth grade
branches, ciin enter the tnlefresliman
clas. No examination are required for
graduates of accredited school. Reas
onable equivalent are accepted for most
of the required entrance simile. Cat
alogue will lie sent free to all appli
cant. Persona desiring Information
may address the president, Hecretary
J. J. Walton, or Mr. Max A. Plumb
all of Eugene, Oregon.
The courses offered are those of a good
university. There are department of
modern and ancient laiitnuiges, chemis
try, bloh-gy, geology, English, elocu
tion, advanced engineering, astronomy,
logic, philosophy, psychology, nmtlie
matict, and physical edm-ailon. Music
and drawing are also langht. The tui
tion I free. All tlndentt pay an inci
dental fee of ten dollars yearly. Board,
lodging, heat and light in the'dormitorv
cost 2.fQ fair week. j2l-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture, Final Proof, .
LxnOrricTTH Dai.l. Ol., July It. 'M.
Notice ts herchr given that Jura' E. Downer,
heir ol James a. Downer, dee., tins ftlvd notice of
Inli-n lon lo make fliwl prool More il. N. Kisser,
county clerk, al his orllce In Condon, ur., on
Thursday, August 25, 1893,
on timber culture application No. WIS, for (he
'4 vlA II '4 " and tw'4 B. see U, tp 4 1,
tiin.w. M. He names a widens: M. A.
Tlimnmoo, . V . Brriviier, I. A. McMorrla and
H. IT, buwuer, all ol Condon, Oregon.
J14-23 ' it.lt. r. Mootl. Renrlster.
ATTENTION WOOLGROWERS!!!
Z. F. Moody's
Briclc Warehouse,
Is Prepared to Handle Con
- sign men ts of Wool This
Year, as Before, at
Arlington and The Dalles.
Your Interests are Ours.
Your Business Entrusted to Our Care Will
Receive the Most Careful
Attention.
S.G.HAWSON,
WAR WITH SPAIN! t.r.
AL, HENSHAW-
Is Busy Getting in Supplies for His Customers. He Carries a
Full Supply of .
Tardware, Builder's Material, Granite and Tinware,
Furniture, Paints and Oil, Glass and Crockery,
Stoves, Picture Fraires. Fishing Tackle,
Bedding. Canned Goods. Ammunition.
Undertaking Goods.
He will make yon hot price on Building Material, Barbed Wire Etc.
Call and tee him when yon come to the county teat.
Interest cherged on acc'tt after W daye.
T. O. Earhart,
CALL
Summit Saloon,
asaaaa.F'OR rirrT rn nr- rrn
Uirjes, Ijquors apd iars.
FINE BILLIARD AMD FOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
EARHART & M00RE, Prop'rs.
CONDON,
ARLINGTON SALOON,
0.W.BARR, PROP.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
Billiard apd pool Sables.
First-class-Coods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught.
Main St., Condon, Oregon.
ARE YOU LOOKING
WHEN
IF YOU ARE IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT WITH
P.H.Stephenson,
BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.
Dealer in Fine Merchandise.
Condon, - -
pipe Job prii)tii)$
Coyote Bounty.
A meeting of those interested in the
payment of scalp wat held at Arlington
June 27, '98, for the purpose of devising
means to collect payment. It wmtigreed
that I should use my inliunnce to have
those Indebted to the Union to pay up
at once by cash or note. Therefore, all
thoe indebted will please come forward
and settle within 30 day from thedtileof
this notice and tave cons. We have
$505 on hand and $400 outstanding which
should he a small Item In this connty
with 130,000 sheep.
W. Rrttik,
President.
j!4 21
Dated July 0, 1898.
Teachers Institute.
The Gilliam connty Normal Institute
will open at Condon, Ore., on Tuesday ,
August Id. 18f8, and continue in session
about ten day. The Oregon school law
require the superintendent and teach
ers to attend regularly. Prof. W. A.
Wetrell, of Portland, "will conduct the
excercitet, insuring a profl table institute
W. W. KF.NNBOY,
J 21-22 Superintendent.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture. Phial Proof.
Laud Orncx at Thi lui.i.sn, o., July 11, '98.
Nolle Is hereby (riven that Harah E. Hlnnrmw
formerly a roll K, h'tturn. bns Med notice ol In
tention to muke iliml proof before H. N. Fritter,
coant) clerk, at bis office In Comion, Or., on
Friday, August 26, 1893,
on timber cilture application No. 80OS, for Hie
nWawJi nwJaHiend awj neU. see 17, tti5,
tlfie, W. M. Hbe iiainea as wltneaapa: V. E.
hinl h and Adam emllh, of Mayvllie; V. U.
iipiiimton snd 1. A. Knttera,of Coudon, Or.
Ju, F. Moon. KeKinter.
Arlington Agent.
8. V. Moora.
AT THE
ORE.
FOR THE BEST-
BUYING GROCERIES?
- Oregon.
at tf?e G10B Office.
S. B. BARKER,;
'DEALER 1-
GEN R L;y MERCHANDISE
CONDON, OREGON.
STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
A SPECIALTY.
J. F. REISACHER,
Saddler m Harnessmaker
CONDON,
ALL KINGS
OF LEATHER
Carrlet a Complete and Wei I-1 elected Stock of
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, SPURS, BLANKETS -
And everything Usually found
In a first-clasa harness shop.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Give me a call.
'. building on th corner, opposite Barker's store.
NOTICB.
We have added a Jewelry Department to our
slock of General Merchandise and W. L. To
bey, who is a strictly first-class watch-maker,
is prepared td do all kinds of watch and r
jewelry repairing, 'at Portland prices, and
guarantee satisfaction.
Tobey Bros.,
ARLINGTON.
J. H. PUTNAM,
sir- -
-DEALER
GENER'L MERCHANDISE
FOSSIL,
Gent's Clothing,
Furnishings,
Mitchell Wagons and
Cheap. Call and
T.
G.JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OP.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Large New Barn on
, Condon,
HAY AND GRAIN
CHARGES VERY BEASOKABLl.
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Condon Hotel,
CONDON, - OREGON.
Mrs. S. A.
PROPRIETRESS.
MOTTO: LOW RATES, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
Table Supplied With
P.
Iv.
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
DEALER IN.
General Merchandise
.AT SUCH LOW.
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
CET MY PRICES BEFORE COIKC TO
DUNN BROS.
Are better prepared than ever to supply the wants of their
customers.
Their trade is constantly increasing and their stock has in
creased with the trade.
You are welcome to examine their stock and get prices at any
time.
At the ( Dealers
Old Stand,
Condon,
General Merchandise.
HARRY HALSTEAD,
.DEALER IM
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
I offer a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting of
flooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lap and all kinds of rough Lum
ber. Careful attention given t bills of special sizes and
dimensiou stuff.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST-OFFICE,
LOST VALLEY,
OREGON.
CC0D3
MACE TO ORDER.
OREGON.
OREGON.
Boots and Shoes
Neckwear, Etc.
All Kinds of Vehicles
see for yourselves.
North Main Street,
Oregon.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Maddock
the Best in the Market
HAM,
Tht RAILROAD. IT W.'Ll PAY YOU.
in 1 South of
Condon Hotel.
Oregon.
- OREGOIi