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THE COIIDOH GLOBE.
THURSDAY, DEO EMBER 17, 1003.
tHK OFFICIAL PAPER OF OILLIAM
COUNTY, OREQON.
I1.. . J..' 1 . !.'. - I1
LOCAL NEWS,
ClirUt'tl ts ir ' Is at J.irvls Phannney,
I lot t( tea and oiliar hut drink at
Jirksoli',
f(l4 Ixvtka, In est prices, at Condon
fi'smist-v.
Frank Wilson lm returned front an
mended visit lu 8sikane.
Uon'l f.trayl the CltrUluiHi trpit at
Hit II ip'lst church Christmas Kve.
Win I'lillU, forca pumps slid pninps
of Mil description at'W, l Hmker'a
Tliif holiday stock la now open lor In
sped Ion nt Urn ('nn Ion I'hsrinsry.
Mlaa Dora Downing I vUUIitg her sis
ter, Mrs, Daisy Hrysnn, at Walla Walla.
HcImmiI supplies (wild In, tablets pens
Ink. Hiiotl buses lc at Jarvls' I'harina
fy. - . .' -.' :
Finest dl'plav of holiday fwd ovrr
displayed in Condon now iiu at Jack
son's. , .
HI Ik fU I rts Finest I In r nlTered
in Condon. Jnt received at Htephen
mi A WUmt'a
Call and see the e legs n t line of Jacket
('Ml ami C just teceUed at rlteph
iiim A Wileot's
W have th agen.-y for the Fairbanks
Jk, Moro niniN, windmill and ftsnline
iiginvs. Clark A Hartshorn '
You aliottlil clean your see I w heat lie
firaiiii. Wa sell th best makes of
Faiuilng Mills. W. 1,. llarkcr.
An ad of the First N ill ml It ink of
Out Ion appears In this Ismte which U
i( Interest li Ilia C in Uh business pub
lic. Mia Ityrl Kprlngstwi I teaching the
rlniary rooiti of the public school this
week In placa of MUa Jnyeu llerslmer
w lid la hi tl sick lift.
A remrl reached lierti last week stat
in that Mm. IU.'.lii:r.M.rt... and B. II.
Whrat, Ixilli formerly of this city, with !
married In Walla Walla on ilia 7ili
Inst.
Mr. Fred Mmirwnnl lar son, Mar
shall McCnrry, of Arlington caina out
Mon. lor to l'"k alter hilinea matter
hiiI visit fi lends lier.. They a ill re
iniiin alxitU a atfk.
K'kIii Myar wishes to announce tliat
lia will N"rva aiiHr (or tliti 'Unr tu lif
fivfil Clirlatmaa (lit) roiuotor having
loruoltt-n In nifiiliou tlia faeton tli ar
tialiu tK,"tr tfoiiu up forth otfaaiun.
Wa hava a com pint tin of Hhoe
iWraalnga, tta'ka, ttia-klntt, lov, rub
lwra, overahora, IhhiU ami Ikm. Hh
iuiilr ti at ir pntohlnir an aewing
(a lona fit-e ahfiiyim hnyufU.W.t'rnpal
I'rpuclilim awrvlcHa linvw liin cinlii-t-(
in Ilia Hiiiii'n fh'ir.li ilurlii tha
iitt ek liv Ap'iKil (joiner T (Ji-ilflilia.
aMi-tl U n rnttirtaiiiiinc anl (ore
1'i'e .iker anl,ra lari al Iioiim
vvry tfvenlng.
Mr. aii.f Mra. II. T. 8mltli were up
from their lnone mi the John I).iy ilnr
In thw week. Mr. Soiitli'a ". t'liKiooi
er retfretlitl that h ilhl not liriug a
lot I of hia (4iii nn ar4trniil on an I lie
niiitooa with him.
Mr. an I Mra. I, C. lidnnett, of Iona
K Htk, were in to n (or a l iv or taro
lnrin tlia week. Mra. Jelf N"t)l au
empmhl theni hooia to vinlt for a fa
il iy. Mr. Ik'nnelt will haranfier kfcup
jHitteil nn county Imppeninga througli
tha iiifltiiam u( the (il bk.
J. H. HoikI.wIio live near Lna Uork
met with an aci-hlent last week whiith
rernltt'il in (ractorinu a couple of riha,
ll want M a spring to K"t bucket of
water when he alippel an I full with the
reault above inentloned. Dr. Luna waa
called who died him up and he is now
doing at well a could be ex pec tod.
Geo. Earhart ha returned from the
mountains where he ha laen having
11 aomewhat strenuous time with hi
sheen for ome time, lie moved hi
sheep from the Malheur country back to
the John Day and was caught in the
early mow lu the mountain, lie smv
(ended in reuniting Spray all right, hnw
ver, and w ill Winter hi aheep there.
The lteht'kali Indlea will give a grand
iap year hull in Armory hall New
Year' evening. It will, a awell affair
11 ud the big aM'ial event of the saanon in
Condon. The very beat of inmli! and
4thr requirements to a pleaaant eveiv
iiiif will be nrovidud and the ladina will
proceed to how their mamoiiim fi ienda
how Kimh affairs elinuld bu conducted
The iiivitalion la general. .
W. A. CmnplaMI, the well known In
anrance mnu whosuffwred aralupaefroni
the tvulioid fever some time ag 1 at
r..rthmd where he ha since been an in
mate of the St. Vincent hospital, hat
li.n very low for the pact week
nnd for several days hia
life waa despaired of. Ilo was reported
aomewhat la-tter Tuesday, however
and there are now some hopes for his
recovery. Mr.. Campbell has a host of
friends all througg Eastern Oregon who
will anxiously await further news from
liis bedside.
Jini Hniith, the lone oiTiipant of the
(niiinty.jiiil, got tired of his uneventful
lifo la.-t Satnrdav nnd concluded to
vamoose. While outside after an arm
fultf wood fur bis etove he "hit the
road" end succeeded in getting outside
the corporate limits of Condon before he
was overtaken .by Deputy H iy Rogers
who inarched him back in n hurry
Smith is being held for the grand jury
which meets in April, on a el 1 11 r go of lar
ceiiy. lie is said to lie a victim of the
morphine habit and it is likely that the
tihmMice of that important Hem from his
bill of fare in the tall made him mix
i'juo to.uliungo.hls quarter. .
All the lii 1 ml and tiiu.l n ipulur laiok
at JarU I'liarmacy.
Charlie R'ckard wa In from bl ranch
in the Ajis country Tuesday, .
Regular net vice at the lluptlat church
uentHundar morning and evening.
Tnu Uapthit ladie liel I a auueeMfnl
biotaar yesterday a ft moo 11 and evening,
The Condon Milling Cu. expects to
turn on Iherurreut fur theelectilc light
plant In a few days,
Hv'hool H iimrinteii hint N al left, fir
Monmouth Tuesday morning w SieiiJ
thw holiday alth his family.
Our line (if horn nnd leather goods
for the liolldai are unique and beauti
ful, tiee them. Jarvi I'harmat-f.
A iihauua on l) watcli an I a $.'5
doll given with every "m purchase at
(!m Ion I'liariiiKi-y.
1'ieiiaraiions are well under way for
thw Oregon Uhiintiau B i leavor ci ivmi
lion, winch is to be helJ at I'eudlMton,
leu. IV 21.
Fred Cornettleft for Portl Hid venter
day morning tu be gone for several day
There may ha a aeq lei tu this item
w hlch w ill be made pnblie later.
Call at Ilia Arlington Lnmlair Co.'
yard In Condon for building paper,
doom, windows, mouldings and every
thing to make your house complete.
Wm. KillUeil has located a ranch on
the John Diy river at tha m mth of
Itm-kakill gulch due wast of Condon He
as III town SituriUy and say ha hits a
Imhikiik in his new location, lie has
100 acres of lill.ihle laud on tha but ml
and can trrlg ite it all with a die i fr 11
the rivar only one qurter of a mile,
long. The lorliliiv o( thi-cUn of I'm I
is welt known an I Mr. hliilll t in no
doubt grow all kin U of piu luce when
he gets ni Uich iii and the place In cul
tivation. A serious accident befell Carl, th
two-year nl. I sun of Mr. and Mrs, Jihn
Stilt last Thnrday evening while Mr.
Klitl was temporarily abient from the
room where the child was. The li'tle
fellow got to 1 close 1 1 t ie stove and hi
clothing beca-ne ignited and when his
mother came into the room his clothing
as enveloped in tlauie. Mrs. Klilt
licklr estmgnishe I the. lire but n it nn
till the child w4 teriihlv born I on the
b-idy ami arms. It was feared for a day
or two that the little suTo-er :'u: I 11 it
live hut at this writlmc he is counidered
mt of danger, Mr. Slitt wat away from
limns lieini at his slieei camp 4') mile
11th of Prion ilc. bul he was telaphoii-
ed (or aii'l In hard ridiifg" reached home
Saturday nlaht.
Marriod at Boise.
The (ii. iuz is in receipt of the follow
ing ehariicteritic note from our old
friend, Al U-imImw, formerly of this
place, but now a resident of. Uilse,
Idaho.
H use, Idaho, Dec. 10.
Friend rattison : -
I am up against the
real thing, Ak, the brethren tu pray
for me, llniw sifiiiiet the world. I nev
er w as happier in my life. Kind rejur.ls
to all Inquiring friends and if they come
to lUiise they can count. on liuding me at
home ,
Al llenbaw.
AiTompsiivinit the nnte was a clipping
fitiui a II is paper which helped to un
ravel ihf iiirxterv and aivoiiuted for Al'a
pronouncd e kiiberxuce of epiiils. Fol
lotting is the cbniiiiiic
MAUUIAUB Allien llenxliaw, n
vell kuoAii miiiii iiierchiiut of I Iii a city
and Ml" B is 1 (! uners.a Oopularyoung
hnly of It due, were married at Hie Con-
reg.it ioiial t'arnoiiiige yesteiday by Rev.
U. It. Wiinht.
We wIkIi our old friend "the young
merchant" and his bride ail kinds of
happineos and prosperity I mi we cannot
help wondering how much it cost Al to
tlx'' the reporter w ho wrote that me
lice. . .
Will Play In Portland.
The Condon-Fossil foot hnl I tea:tt w ill
tf to I'ortland the day following Christ
mas to play the Ilwaco team the gune
to Ira pulled off mi iliu 27th. Jim Stew
art, the irrepresNilile spot ting e.litur of
the Fossil Journal, is promoting the
game and will he one of the star actors
of the occasion. The plavera listed for
the game are as follows ;
Stewart Cauiphcll, Jack catripneii.
Jim Cample-il. Frank, MadtH'k, l'eai-1
Jarvia ami Civile limwn, ( Cnmlon ; las.
H. Stewart, of Fossil; Fred Ivl wards ami
Horace MuBride, of Mayviile; Iteorge
llardie. of Trail rork; l)r. King ol An-
tchqie, and Kin, of I'm t laud.
Hie nova are conutiiig on the tune 01
their lives and expect to do np the chiui
diggers to the quel ti's taile.
Court House Accepted.
Tli court lintise is now tlie actual
property of tiilliiini Connty tlie linilding
having tacit inapeutrtd and awanted by
the Isiard of nniintv ttoinmis'iniiers on
Miimlii.v and Html sattlemunt lieinji made
with the contractor, A. V. Peterson. The
J1I1 din a ly Mr. Peterson U alt.ogather
satisfactory to tlia county au'tliorities
and the building is one of which every
citizen of the county tniv fuel jut Iv
proud. The county . offices are being
moved this week from the old eiiacH
which has for so in my years been hon
ored with the title of "court house" and
the oll'u-luls will soon be set tied down to
business better prepared titan ever be
fore, so far as surroundings and conven
iences are concerned, to attend to -
liu business. .
To the Citizens of Condonand
Gilliam County.
In opening this institution, in your
midst I wish to state that its future re
spotiplblity and prosperity will depend
greatly upon the treatment of its wt
rnns. And in tlie work I have done
thus far I feel t hat it has has simply lieen
brought to a point where It should be
dedicated to the cltv of Condon and Gil
Ham Co;' For we trust that The First
National Hank of Condon will live hum
after those who have associated them-
telvi'.a together for its nrgauiiiatioii imve
ilepnrteu. Kesp
N, F.itNsvvi!Tiiv Cashier,
Ilarrinun In Portland.
C II, llartiman, On railroad mig
11 ate, apeut several day in I'orllaiid
during the past week looking ader his
liiimaiise Iraiisportallou Interests In the
northaest. While he was detained In
1'urtland severs! days by the serious Ill
ness of Mr. Gurry who was traveling In
hi patlv a a guest be was nimble, to
take up a number of lmortant matters
which were under ciuiHideraliou when
he started west because of the unavoid
able ab-euce of l'rejint Moliler, of the
U. R A N., from t'oillaii I, that g nil
man Udug cslled Bist by the mi ions
illuevs of ft nieoilier of hi f.iinily.
The proposed r i.i I nC u I mi is one
of the projects w hich was to have been
discuosed and settled at thi time but
hich wa necessarily passed up for the
present but it wss niiderstned from Mr,
llarriiiiun' statement that the nutter
will be taken op with Mr. Moliler ai
soiiit a Mr, llairiniau reaches New
Vork.
In disciH"lng the Con I in pr ijait with
an Oregouiaii reporter Mr. Ilarriman
stated that he proposes tu develop the
territory tlirongn which his line pass
a rapidly a possible and that he pre
sumed the line throngU (Jidiam eonnty
would lie reached s-mmi but that until he
could confer with Mr, M diler 011 the
sublet he could make no definite state
ment as to wheu the matter will be tak
en np for action.
"We will go into the near districts in
our territory as rapidly as possible,"
aid Mr. llsirlin.in to th- Oiegoiiiati,
'and will not even wait for revenue
producing trallie to la devehqied liefore
afforling the facilities, liliough we
iiiukI, of course, have some some wssur
a'uee that the countiy is susceptible of
stitflcii-ut development to warrant thn
construction of a rond."
The foregoing may lie reasonably taken
as the most encouraging development
yet made In regard to railroad matters
in this county as it is the first time the
public has been directly advised'that Mr
Ilarriman' attention hits la-en directed
to tne 11 rife nt need for better transporta
tion facilities in this county lit con nee
lion with his lines.
The statement that his policy is not
to wait for a revenue producing traffic il
the district entered promises develop
ment is also eiicoiirsging as it isgenrally
conceited that this co iniv not only of
fers a paving busineNs to railroad
ria-hton the start but alo (msseesse
uaiiiial resources which guarantee a tru
ly wonderful development as soon as the
road is built.
(iilllam county people will hope to
hear something definite, from New York
111 the near future of a most encourag
lug nature regarding the much wanted1
road.
Recent Deaths.
Charles U. Davenpart.
Charles Liurau.re Diveiport, an oil
and reapecte I resi lent of M iy villi, diel.
at that pl ice last Sstnrdav aged alniut
til years. . Mr. l)aventort bud lieien very
fite'ile for several years and a few weeks
ago he had the misfortune to f.ill down
a (tight of st:iirs in the M ivville hotel
where he mile his borne, by which his
leg was broken and he was other lee in-
j ire.l, Recalls' of ki a tv.tucud aeand
general w eakuesa he. was not able to re
c iver from the shock but lim;eri.i until
S ilnr.liiy when death released, him front
his sufferings. ,
Deceased wash rn in Kirkland, Ohio,
January 12, IS-V), an I there In grew to
111 mil hi I. lie learned the mill wrig'it
tralo in his home town and l iter settle !
at l.i Fiyjt e, III, where Jhe was en
g igel lu the stave fae ory bii'lnens nn
lit 187(1 when he removed wiihhis family
toC ildwell, Kansas, rem lining at that
place aix year. Hi I8S2 he camn to the
i'acilii: C-i 1st an I two years later he set
tled on Keys' Flat, near Mayville.which J
place has li.ten his home ever since. He
was ui.irried in Li Fayette, Indiana, in
IS57 his wife preceding hi in to the (.! rent
lieyond several year. One son. Will
D.ivenport, of Mayville, survives him.
He was a man of sterling integrity
and Iii if It character and was held in high
esteem bv all who knew him.
Hi funeral took place at Mtyville,
Sunday, uitder the direction of the he
cal lodge of Odd Fellows, he having 'been
meinlter of that order since he was 23
vearaofage. Rev. Flower conducted
the services.
B. F. Tennis.
B. F. Tennis, of Arlitntt-m, the well
known wheat buyer, died at St. Mary'i
hospital, in Walla Walla, Monday even-
in i. . He went. t the' linsiittal almni a
week aico snUViinif Irnui an attack m
plenrisv to ahicli he linnlly Mncunibeil
as above stated. . .
)eeased was well kno.vn a'l over the
i-onntv and had many friends, lie came
to this county from California seveial
years ago,-
Wilder.
Word was received here Snnday that
Mrs. Kate Wilder, of Hillsboro bad dieil
Satnrday" evening, Mrs. Wilder was a
sister of K I MolCinney, the well kr.oa n
sheepman of this connty. A hnsbanit
and several children survive her.
Smith.
. T. Smith died suddenly at his room
in tlie jix bniMiug last Salnnlay morn
ing of pneumonia. He badiieen in tlie
employ of Harrison A Weisu all Summer
as a herder and bad come to town sever
al weeks ago nmt bad since been drink
ing heavilv. He was a aingle man about
50 years old. A m irried. sister resid.-s at
lliilaboro, this state, whose husband is
comity treasurer of Washington county.
Tiie remains were interred in Mount
Moriuh itn 'tery Sunday afternoon., -
Sanders,
Joseph Sanders, a young man lfl vears
ol I, whose home u a on the John Day
river, near Ajm, died on Monday f t
phoid pneumonia, at the home of hia
sister, Mrs. (Jen. Crnin. in Arlington.
He was buried in the Arlington ceme
tery. White.
Everett White, of Arlington died sm!
denly Rt that "plscrf jeiterdnv afternoon',
of heart disea-e. lie was 2(1 yeara old
and nnmarried. He was en.sged in the
photograph bunincss nt Arlington nnd
waa highly respected by nil who knew
j him.
r
Christmas
Od r atook now arriving and being niwned
Jof lniptioii. It i tlm Urgeat and most
complete lloliduy ftock ever ofT;rel in Oil
liitm coitnfy. A glttnce at our counters u iii
prove 1 lie trulli of thin claim. It incltnli s,
Late Books, Sterling Silver Novel
ties, Jewelry, Pictures, Toilet Cas
es, Toys, Burnt Wood Novelties.
Call and Inspect
Our Mammoth Stcck.
A No Walcb and a 2't Doll to begiveti away December 25
A chance on bolh with mcli 25 cent cut!) purcbase.
Condqn Pharmacy
(rRliSCRIPlTON lRU;Gl!!Tf'.)
HARDWARE! BUILDIilG MATERIAL!
Nails, Machine Oil, Lard and Linseed Oil.
Stoves, Hangea, Cooking UtenKiJ. .
Agency for the SHERWIX t WILLIAMS Ready Mixed
- Oil Taiiits all Colors.
CLARKE & HARTSHORN.
i . .
HOLIDAY GOODS
:JToiletSets, Albums, Toys, Games:
1
Late Books. Bound
, ' Authors
Our line of Holiday Presents
date. Make your Helectiotm
t
John
"CHRISTMAS
Here'M the place to Qnd il. We
lint-tiillection of llolidHV grxKls
taxtt'Hivl piiib). Mostcliariiiinir
Sniokrr's sets, rictnrcs, Ajbiims
Horn, Leather and Plush Goods.
Our horn and leathargoodsare somsthingnew.
All the latest standard novels in
Book Department.
Incidentally we may mention that our prescription
is not overlooked. Prompt and reliable""
J. O.
Fall and Winter
Mllllnerir
Largest and Finest ,
Assortment Ever Of
fored in Condon.
Call and be Suited in
Style, Quality, Price.
Miss Dora Downing.
pocstjob prli)t for
Shoes
1 for "Winter W eer
Tor Ladie, .
John Strootman's Shoes
excel in style, comfort and
durability. '
All of these "the best ever" for purpose intended.
" UP -
Ipiaiiuaiau.uiiuaiiimuuiaiiiiiiuiiuuiauiiuiaiaiiijiiu
Goods
Books by Standard
25c up.
is full, complete and up-to-early
and get first choice.
Jackson.
GIFT!"
are iir-riii(i an PxceptioiiHlly liters and
aril (ei-l sure tlist e ran suit vur
crfutiunsin Toilet and Msnicoresfts,
Etu. .
our
work
JARVIS.
E. C. MERB1FIEL0,
RESIDENT ARTIST,
formerly of Arlington.
lias a new ami complete line of
Holiday mounts. Nothing nicer
than a picture of yonr mother,
father, friend or eweetheait for
-an X-nias souvenir. We have
- iheni in anv style and any price.
f ti r!i WeM Side Jii'ith Main Street.
f at tye GCOBE Office
For (ientlemen.
Buckingham & Hoxhl's
make gives universal satisfse
tinn. Itest nil purpose shoe.
DUNN BROS.
TO - DATE MERCHANTS. .
RUBBER GGODS
Arctics, Rubbers, Snow Excluders.
All kind of stormy weather fiKt wear for men, vrninen mi dlilt'e people.
0. W. PR0PST & CO.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT!!
We are just opening (he I tr-sf nod innst trotitplcfi! Iim of
Bkirfs, Jackets, Coats, f;t's and liirt-Waist erer offered lu
Cutldotl, ' '
M:;:ite Carb Curttct and Lmia 1 1th Jackets. Trices :tb ;
in reach of all.
Stephenson & Wilcox.
Fine Orocerie a specialty at our store.
WHEAT INTERIOR VJAREHOUSE
llililifst price pai.l fur (irain of all kinds. Ktoraif and lwllii id Woof.
General Warehouse and Merchandise
Business.
BALFOUR, CUTHRIE & CO , MX'R3. ARUHCTOH, BLALCCK, DOUGLAS, IQSP
UNDER
The Palace Hotel,
KLGIN MYERS, Prop.
M st coinniodious hotel in the city. , Table supplied
with the best the market affords. Special attention
given to the comfort of guests.
Headquarters for Traveling Men.
CONDON,
afuxrmnjuinnnnuuiruuuuvrinjini
That- New
You are building will require some
ne tt new Furniture, Stoves, Range
Etc. CillanJ examine our stock
anl let us quote you prices that
will please you. Ve are ' proud of
;tr Ptockand when it is transfer
red to your new house or your old
Uo:na you will be as proud of it
as we are now.
1 Condon Furniture
WALL PAPER
LATEST DESIGNS
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS
Largest and best select
ed stock in' the County.
Estimates 'furnished on .
jobs as to mateaial and labor.
W. A. DARLING
Notice. .
The nndersijrnetl will pay ten dollars
per head for all horses branded K on
left shoulder and hip and not vented up
on delivery at Key's ranch two miles
west of Mayville.
3d 141 . Wm. Kkys.
I An Ad in the Globe brings results v. lJthniOo. '
For niitdoor bad weather wear
Napa-Tan,
II igh top snow nnd mud ex
cluders. Wear like Iron.
uinnnAaain
KEW MANAGEMENT,
Mrs. R II. Wai.x, Prop.
Will cater to the wants of the trav
eling public in a manner to warrant.
hatisfitction.
Centrally Located, Corner Main and
Spring Streets, - "
CONDOR OREGON.
irul
OREGON.
House
and Hardware Co.
The Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal.
Democratic. newspaper, ever fair and 1
ways ree; 164 copies in one year for oi
$1.60 to any address. . The Journal, .
O. Box 121. Portland. Or.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given, that the nnd
signed has been; by the Connty COtm
the state of Oregon for Gilliam Coun
appointed administrator of tlie estate
S, K. de-Neui deceased.
AH persons having claimsagainst
deceased are hereby notified to pre '
the same duly verified to the nif
signed at the office of Hendricks fc 1
ernian, Condon Oregon within .
months from the date of the first
iication of this uotice. -
J. H. PsSri 1
Administrate! of the estate of 8. li
Neni deceased.
Hendricks & Bowertnan attorneys 1
theestate. Uatd of first uobiic n
visit DR. JORDAN'S osi
MUSEUM OF AllATOfn
I06t MARKET It, SAN FRANCISCO, C;..
fltMwn Sink u4 tmntih.)
Thslnrgi-t Anatomical itra. n;.
In Hit Vt'urid.
Orrairtt attrtieHnn tn th4 Cliy,
Wrmlme,ormijrcoSI' '
rl dinfkMi,ollivl eare.t -
lh uldFxt BinH-lullst nn the I'm;....
I tout. KaUblUhvdSeymirii
OR. JORDAN-PRIVATE CISEAif :
Tnmua n.i and ml1;.
It!fr wen who .nilVr
liumlli crttTiiiof jruulbliil li--rivtiuiiA
or en-nwei. In mutt.
' ynr. erviiiiaftii(l pHVNiciu iieiii7. 1--HIH0T,
IwU Mto4 ttmll ttiieirni'
I cmloim; kiwrnntwrrlun, Prtai-
rboia, tionori-liu-, lK'4, Yrqxfv
I r Urlnatla. rl. Iljr fcmWiiAll.
nmHlle.al great eurallvn po" tr, ll Dtn-I-1
lianaoitrrniiEWl Ills irruloipnl Hint 1 1 Will f'
' only airird ImmiHliMto r.-f, but prmif
1 cm. 'I'll Doctor do nut clolm lo rr. ft.
1 mlmclew, but Ih wen snuws 10 mi tnii r
1 iqiMra Clivlcinn Mnd Siirgeoii, ir-4ait-'
I In liln.pecialty D I t M.
KTrlllLIS Ihiiroushiy erijirieo mo
I the KyMciu wlthotit the nseof Wrer. .
Tram niteij b an Eiiwl. Hs.'--
enre tr Hnaliira. A lcti m1 rtr i-r
ttin (nr rilr. riannrv ixt FI'IhIm
I Dr. Jorin epeoal iiamina mttonnit.
KVKRY SSASI pnlylnatiwwuifi-i-mi
hmi'it opinion nt bis Co V'I"J.
llinuifl tuartmtn tQMTHM ClH
CHAKOES TSHY HBA80XAFI.lt.
Treanueiit periiiiillT or by leiter.
Ur.l ... Rnnll Ilf.nWOI'ltV '
intRnnoK. mu,kfbks. (as
bix.lt lor h.) tailor writ
DR. 10RDAN & CO.. 1061 srtuSt
U. L. Nenl, the well known
eer, will give tlie strictest at
all btic-hiess entrusted to his '
utl liiise property lo sli co.i-'
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