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THE COSiDOll CLG3E.
THURSDAY JUNE . 04.
Electlon'netMrns.
Con4oa.-..
t'iiiMiemH,2!A lit 4t.ii'!. R.(A;k,
SM-nHut, 7 ; J. IS. S. num. !;., STt ini-i-rhi,
5; vv, u, fciimi , ,ut;nl.iti.iii, Ji,,.
t iilUiiKtou, republican, 133
but-miie Ju.ig u. J. H.tiilit, pioid-
lunon, 4; C. G. .likalcani, enetalwjV
k. A, Jdoore, repUttiHM.i, mounts
U'ly, denl ktaI, t4. . ,
Circuit Jddge, 7lh U.Hriet L.
limditiaw, dciiuicrat, I2J; J. A. Collier,
fcpntilicito, 103.
imtrtct Attorney, "tt District Frank
Mii:icl-e, repohl.can, il'J; la Smytlic,
tUuiocral, Isli.
Urv fc..d C Miiuiifsti'dwr U'.J.
Ktiiey, reimtauniii, 15-J; t.W.Herry, pr-
luiduoit, 3: a M u mtrtB, item icnti, ;;
i. Raamtnsactt, i:iui, 7.
Joint Senator, -In l' tiiel Jay llow
ermaii. reiu micao, It'l; 1. J. (lutes',
iiohiuiimn, 1 ; VV. L,. u uoox, deuiovrai.
81.
Jfoiot Representatives, Slh District
li. S. D.iuueiiy, rcp:iucii, IS.J; v. J.
K.rsUui. dani.tcrat. 85; U. U. iv'uih ,
republican .95; A. fc. Porter, prohitmion
14; U. A. bhuiw', ptohilrtMoii, xi.
Commissioner Jas. Lrch,.democrat,
85; B. T. Sued, republican, 1S3; D. It.
Thomas. nrolubiUun. 11. .. .... .
Slienfl Pearl Jai vie, republican, 71;
T. tl. Jolilteon. democrat. Ibl.
Clerk Ueo. A. Clongh, dem.rat, 43;
F O. Flowers, l'H'liit uioii, 7: C O.
Portwoud, lepubUen, ,(
Treasurer W. 1 biker, prohibition
9; J. 11. Dowwmg, tvmott, &0;' E. W.
Moor. repulwican, Ii4. .TJTTcanJS;
AsessoitJtfr!ituiivl; A. J.
"tSTWlTon, OeilUtcral, no.
Surveyor J. S Harton tepublirtan,
102; J. A. MeMorrie.democrat, J25.
Cormier D. 0. L.ir,' democrat, 74 ;
S. K. Luna, republican, 116; It. M.
Kiuehari, prohibition, 14.
School Superintendent U.T. Vle.tr
thur, republican, 151; 1L t Shan,
democrat, 7ft; V. V. tViilis, prohibition,
Local Option, yea, 122; no, 66
Direct Primary, jes. 137 ; no, 22.
Arlington.
Cook 3, Simmons 32, Stone, 13,
iiatnson 72.
Bright 13, Mikktlaon 2, Mjjre
O lUv, 41.
BradetMw 73. Collier 37.
Menefee ltf, Suijlhe 102.
Bailey 57, Berry 15, Umglaa, 41, Rue
tuumeii 3.
BoweniMn 51, (late 10, WiKmi 53
Donnelly 4t, tCirklaud tS, Kuent 43,
Piwter 12. bhurle 23.
Larch 25, Sueil 81, Thcunas 16.
jAr?is 35 Johnson 91.
Clotiib 52, Flowers 4, 1'ortwool 61.
Bxrker 18, LVjwoing. 43, M wr 5S
Coruett 31, Liwroncn 7, SaoUoa 80.
Barton 54, Mc'Morri.i 59.
lazier 7$, Luna 29, Kxiehtirt 10.
MuArtlxir 41, btiaxks 74. WiilU 1.
Lica Opliou ys39. uu 70.
Direct l'ruuarv res B9, no 30.
. Blatock.
Cook 3, Simuiona 21, Stone 3, Wil
Iianison M.
Bright 7, Mikkelson 4, Moore 29,
U'Ua 22.
Bradshaw 37, Collier 23.
Menefee 42, tfuiythe 17.
isailey 31, Berry 4, Uoiiglas 22, Kas
tunssea 2.
Bownrmait 40, G:tes 4, Vilcj 20-
Donnelly 30, Kirkland 26, Ku.ey 23,
I'.irter 9, S:nut 6 .
Lurch 21. Snell 34. Thomas 6.
Jarvia 30, Johnson 30.
Clongli . Kloern 2. 1'oi twoxl 43.
Wil-
62.
r. n o ;;i. .-:. t
.Miiiicf' i. bs I. - - -
liiiil'TT f. B-rry t, rmi;) a, R!5miwii J.
fHrrin in S, ?tc 1. W iJ a .
lVnni'llyS.KIrkUnd 13, Kooney G.StnirtcS.
jtrv 9. Snell U. Thoranl.
4ivlT, JrthnH 12.
Clo wh II. Kortwoixl 8.
iHiwiilnit 10, Moore
"ornett 7, Shcllon, I J.
Barton 8. M- Mo ri.
1-i.nirr W, I An 5, Rlueiwrt V
V rburS.ShKnktP. v
. I-ooul iptlon ye U no S.
Dlr.-ct friumry 15, oo 0.
Lon RooK.
" SiiixmonuT, Stone I, WlUIatntmu H.
PriRht i. M-re 21. O'IHt 5.
Bro.ishHW -jo, I'ollier 14.
MviH'T.- 1. bmytiie 1.
Pl!?y 1J, B-rrj J. Ooiml . .
BowermnU 17, G!c . Wtloox IX'
lKnnclly 10, KlrkltkiiJS, Kaauy 19, tSr:er 4,
ShurteO.
iJireh T. Siitll 21. Thomas .V
JarTl 1H, Jl(Jn IV.
Clongh 4, F.irtwooi SO.
lU-krr 4. Downing S, Moore 22.
Tftrnett H. tjiwrenea 4. Shwlton IS.
BHon 11, Me.MorrU 20.
Lnttr4, L.nn 1 Riiiehurt S.
Mo Arthur 4. Siionk 7. Willll I.
Lnnd Option ye 23, nal.
. Direct Piltury ye JS, no 4.
TrH Fork.
Immont S, WHIUmson 29.
Moore SS, O'Day 4.
Bnulhr 17. Collier !.
Menefee 11. Sm.vthe 20.
Wiley 2A. Berry 1. DonitlM 1
Bowermttn 1 Wilcox 1&
Pouneliy ?S, Kirkland , Eaney 19.
. Lrcaft.Snell 23.
Jrvlt 17. Johnson 13,
Clough S, Portwood .
Do nine 4, Moore J7. ""
Tornru K.Shvlton 19. ' .- -
imwti, v.ana it..
MeArthr30,8hankS.
Local Option y 14. no 4.
Direct Primary yet 19, no L
Matney.
Siranom , Clone 1, Williamson 10.
Bright 1, Moore 10. 0'Day 5.
Braohw 14, Collier 4.
Meneiee t, Smyth 10.
Bailey 10, Berry I, Doiurla I
Bo we man li Laic 1, Wil.ox6.
Donnvi;y3,Si.-klaua 7, Kauey 8. Porter L
Shmtel.
1 jrch 10. Snell 7. Thomas i.
JarvU4, Johnson 15.
donga 5, Flow it 1. Portwoed 13.
Barker:. Downint 4 More U.
Coraett 10. Lawrence 1, Shelton 8.
Barton 3, McMorri 12.
Laxivr i, Luna 10, Rlnehart 3.
McArthar 11, Shank 6. WUUi 1.
Lot al Option yeo It, no 4.
Direct Primary ye 12, no 1.
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lor -Vk lienilni'lie tako OliainU'rlHin' I
Stoumrlt ami Liver TabieU awJ a quick
car a eertHin.
For a)e by Comb n llitrmary.
Thrown From a Wagon.
Mr. George K. Bahcock was thrown
from a wpin and severely bmie.l. He
applied Chamberlain's Fain Balm Ireelv
and says it is the lfet liniment he ever
nwd. Mr. Baheock is a well known cil-
ixen oi uttTin nam, uinn. There is
nothing eanal to Pain Balm for snrains
and hrnises. It will effert a core in
one-third the time reqiirel by any oth
er treatment.
For sale by Condon Pharmacy.
Barton 33. McMorris 23.
Lazier 25. Luna 26, Rsuehart 5.
McArtlmr 41, Khanks 16, VVillis 4.
Local Option yes 30. no 21.
Direct Primrtry'yes 2J, no 13. -
Ferry Canyon.
Uook 17, Simmons 42, Stone 5, Wil
liamson 41.
rtngtit 4, 5likke!son 19, Moore 39,
j uay 13.
Bra.lehaw 69, Collier 42.
Menefee 25. Smvthe 88.
Bailey 36, Berry 6, Douglas 47, Ras-
niuasen
Bowerman 62, Gates 5, Wiico 47.
Lonuelly40. Kirkland 61. Kaney 29,
x oner io, suarie io.
Larch 5i, Snell 42, Thomas 14.
Jarvis 37, Johnson 73.
Clough 37, Flowers 2, Portwo .d 75.
Barker 6. Downing 33, Moor- 74.
Oornett58, Uwreiice 3, Shelton 53.
Barton 38, McMorris 74.
Lazier U2, Lnna 40 Rinehart 9.
MeArthnr 62, Simnks 55, Willis 5.
Local Option yes 40, no 21.
Direct Primary ye 56, no 16.
. Idea.
Willi amson 10. .
Moore 10.
Bradahaw 2. Collier 7.
Menefee 9, Smvihe 1.
Bailey 10.
Bowerman 10. -Donnelly
10, Knenv 9.
Larti li 1, Snell 9.
Jarvis 7, Johnson 3.
Flowers 1, Portwo.id 9.
Downing 1, Moore 9.
Cornett 10.
Barton 9, McMorris 1.
Lnna 10.
Me.rtiiur9.-8hank 8 1.
L'cal Option yes fi, no 1.
Direct Primary yes 6, no 1.
Mayvllla.
Cook 1, Stone 3, Williamson 40.
Bright 4, Mikkelsou 2, Moore 43,
Bradaoaw 31, Collier 3.
Meni-fee 4i. fSmitlie 2tt; "
B tuey 4 J, Berry 4, Douglas 20, Ras-
nriBSHii i.
Bowermnn 44. G ites 5. WHivit oi
Donnellv 44. KirklanU 20, Kaney' 27.
Larch 19, Knell 40, Thomas 11,
Jarvis 25. Johnson 43.
Clough 10, Flowers 5, Portwood 65.
Barker 6, Downing 8, Moore 64.
Cornett 2S, Liwrence 2, Shelton 30.
Barton 44. McMorris 24. -
Lazier 24, Lnna 33, Rinehart 9.
MeArthnr 41, Shanks 23, Willis 5.
Local Option yes 43, no 12.
Direct Primary yes 40, no 6.
Rock Creek.
C M.k 2, S ition 3!V, Williamson 72.
Br.ght 8. Mikk.-Uon 2, Moore 75.
O liy 36.
Brndshaw 63, C illicr Rl.
' Menefi e ii.'), Smvthe 53.
Bui lev 74. Berry 6, Dniglas 33, Ras
niiissen 2
Bowermnn 77. Giles 6, Wilcox 3i
D.i.iihIIvJI, Kirkland 37, Knney 54,
Porter 6, Shiirie 9 3 '
Lireh 51, Snell 53. Th -ma 12.
Jarvis 58 Jo1uYeiin'85.
Clonufi; Fleers 4. Prt wool 99.
Barker l. Downing 31. Moore 72.
Cotn-t 15.8 Lnwreiice 4, Shelton 57.
Bart.in'o8, MiiMnrris.O.
L zicrS'l. Lnn 53, Rinehart 8.
Mc.Vrt.hor 75, Shanks 41, WilH84. '
' Iicul Ontw ii vjh 61 no 42
DirecaMViiH-ir yfc 57. n 16.
- Willow Creek,
"(ik ?, inim nn S. Williiiinii iti n;
-3Jiik;l8 n J, Moure 'J.O'I),:)
L. S. Fritt", depnty game ami fores! ry
warden, with headquarters at The Dalles
was In this vicinity daring the week
I. Miking after matter pertaining to Ins
office. A conmlniiit had been made to
him that saw dnst from the Lost Valley
mill was beinir allowt-d to rnn into the
creek to the detriment of troat an I oth
er fish in Rm k Creek. Mr. Fritz went
ont to the mill bat found that the new
.,.. m m.u t,., mfctng-precanttonS
agninst the tronhle. Arrainjemciits are
being made to flume the saw dust awav
from the creek and keep it entirely
away from the stream so that Mr. Frits
found it unnecessary to take auv action
in the matter.
Sued by His Doctor.
"A doctor here lias sued IIIH fur i!9 n
which 1 clainiB.1 was en-em ve for a r.u
oi cnoiem morhii;," savs R. W hile.
OMchella. Cal. "At the trial he omiaeii
nie meiiicai skill snrl inelicine. I ask
mm it it was not Chamberlain's f!nli.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he uaed
a i nan gool reason to believe it
ami lie wnnld not eav under oath thatai
an not. io doctor conld nee a heller
remedy than this in case of cholera
mnrnne, it never fails.
For sale by Condon Pharmacy.
onamDerlaln's Stomach and Llvr
Tablet? Better than a Doctor's
Prescrlptlhn.
Mr. J. W. Turner, of Trnart, Va.,says
that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets have done him more good than
anything he conld get from the doctor.
If any physician in thi coon try was
able to com poo nd a medicine that wonld
produce snch gratifring results in cases
of stomach troubles, biliousness or con
stipation, his whole time wonld be used
in preparing this one medicine.
For sale by Condon Pharmacy.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Gilliam.
In the matter of the iruardianihip of the per
son! and etute of Mary Stephens, formerly
wary Penticost, EvaStitt, formerly Eva Pen
ttcost, Jessie Pentlcost, Artie Penricot, Al
bert Pen ticont, Carrie Pemieost, Tillle Pen
ticont and George Pentlcoet, "heirs at law of
H. W. Pentieost, deceased.
This matter coming on lor hearing noon the
petition of W. B. Pentieost, heretofore filed in
this court as guardian of the perxons and estate
of Mary Stephens, formerly Mary PeiiticosL Eva
ooiMormeriy Eva Penticont, Jeie Pentieost.
Ame reimcosi aitjert renUroit, Cairie Paul-
cos iHiieeetitleostandGeow Peniicost. h h,
st law of H. W. Penticoat. deceased. iruvi. a tn
an order of tale of certain reul estate helo ging
uj hjb esiaie oi ii. w. fentleost dete e.i. an,
nj-jwwi wA W lujawuri tnacao or sain helisar
law are part the age of majority excent Georzn
reiiiicosi, ana tnat said heirs at law are eutiUu .
to a divisioti and distribution of saM Droi.ertv.s
such heirs at law audit further appeurinirihat
sum property cannot be divided ..r .iitii ,ute i
Hiinoai, material injury to th'j saim: and that it
l necessary to have the sumo sold for distribu
tion, it is therefore ordered that said heirs at law
as abov-i mentioned, their eriiuniian. tlm ni .i
j kin of sal 1 heirs at law, and all purs ns, known
ana anknow? who are interested in or wh
claim an interest in sail estate appear Oeiore
tuts court on Th irsday the 30 .lay of J jne 1904 ut
the boar of ten o'clock in the forenoon ol said
dayat the County Court room in Condon, (ill
liam County, Oregon, tnen an 1 fiere to ahovr
cause why an order should not be granted for the
sale of such real eitato decribd an follow:
The SJg of the NK'4 and the of tb SE'4 ol
SiC.17liiTp. DS., R. 11, E. W. M. in Gilliam
co inly Oregon.
And It i f art:i- r orJeied that a copy of
t liordcr be served upon eiw h of the heirs at
law and all persons interested in said estate.
Wltn sa my hand thU 2d day oi May loot,
Edward I)C!ir, I
County Judge, j
Popular Ocean Beach.
Manyoftha Interior planning
to spend their vacation
at the Sea Shore.
Hundreds from Eastern Oregon, and
Waetiliigtuu spent their Vacation a
N'HtlilAM.g) beach, Wash, laft summer
and it ) sitle to say thai this popular re
mi t ol Ihe .irtli t aclQtf Uvst will he
vixited he tiiMiiy more tuia vear than ever
witMn Us his-lory. Ihe cliange Iroui a
high ami dry interior altitude 1 1 the sea
level i most lieiietleial.
The tripott the Willamette and Colum
bia ri vera, out of I'ortlaud, ie one long to
be remcuilrel,the usual heal da miilv
uier after iiihiii being tempered b a gen-
the hrvet frviithtel with the aroma id
pine tnfaiul seasoned with salt eea
air.' The tceuerv includes much that l
beaiUifnl. Leaving IVirllan.l on one ol
the Of'gu Railroad A Navigation Coin
pony's palatial river teameri,(theT J.
lotter being the 0'ieen of river fivers)
the excursionist is Tarried through its I
waters w tiers fly the Hags of many tie-
tioui. The twelve miles on the illaiu-
ette river are amcklv made, and, after
saluting the government light house
marking the junction of the two rivers.
lbs boat swings into the Uolninina ror
tUe trip dawn stream. The morning is
clear (generally so from Jans until Sep-
teaiher). and a magnificent and inspiring
tight meets the eye as the sweep around
the bend is ina-ltt Uve no cpp-l
teak. Mount Ibxal, Monnt Adams,
Mount Sint Helen, vl mnt Ranker and
Mount jMffMsoa, lootning into view a
sight worth trave'iuir hounds of miles
to see. On down the pictnresque ri'er.
past vitia es,a milH,nhing neeis,aai
nion canneries, perpendicnlar basaltic
oi uuN and pretty hill side farms, the
boai pursues its way. The majestic
sweep of the rier is awe inDirina.
(jra-luallv the ehorve irrow farther aiwrt
ann.scarceiv reaiisiini that the eye hours
have been consumed In makinu the trip.
the hoat steams alongside the wharl at
Astoria.
One hoar from Astoria, through the
famous fieliinit waters of the Columbia,
pas. scores oi salmon traps and new and
as man white winged fish boats, lanos
the paseengers at llwacti.on Baker's Bav
where connection for beach point is
mane wuii trains ol the llwaco Railway
(Navigation Conipanv,wh'se ram stand
on the wharf awaitinir the steamer.
North Beach, where the surf bathing Is
unexcelled, at low tide is from 200 to 400
fe-t wide.twenly-threw miles long and so
compact that a carriage or wagon scarce
ly leaves a trace upon it. Scattered along
me oeach are hundreils of cottages and
hotels in which summer life is an on
ceasing round of pleasure from the open-
ii g to the closing of the season. The
much dreaded "Resort Mopqnito" is un
known and no venetnons snakes or in
sect are found. The thermometer rareu
goesabove 80 decrees in Julv or Anttnst,
hut liicht overcoats, fires morninir and
eveninn and blankets at night are com-
i -riaoie (taring the season.
Rates for atromm Nations at North
B ach points are reasonable and vary t
smt the visitor. At Enropenn hotels and
lodging houses rooms range from twent
five cents to one dollar a dav ;at rehisnr
ants, meals run from tw ntv-five to rift v
cents; and at the American-plan bo'eN,
toe charges range from one dollar day
to two dollars and upward.
Dozenaof delightful ride trips may be
taken from the beach into a conntry of I
wini ana pictnresoe hesotv. oniet and
secluded among hills and forest, with
hnnting and fishing in native hannts;to
uie united btates Ufe Saving stalions
and light honses.cranherrv larms.nvster
beds, ealmon fishing gronnds and can-
uerie.
For particnlar sbont the trip to North
Beach ak the nearest O. R A N. agent,
or send two rents in stamps to A L Craig
Kenersi pasenger agent, Portland, for
Keg tin I Recreation R-sorts." wheh
tens ail ahont the Columbia river earn-
niering places.
The Quality Store
IvORD & COMPANY
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' THE QUALITY STORE,
LORD & CO. LORD & CO.
V ARLINGTON, OREGON.
ALBERT DAMS
LIVERY AND FEED
' STABLE
Our Urtry Stock 1 Fint
clnts. Beit attention to
Boarding Stock.
Your ratronngo Solid tcvl
PPC JLr1?Il coriDON.
Traurr'a Notlo.
All county warrants registered prior
to Sept, 1,1903, will be palj npou pre
sent stlon at my ofllce. Interest cessst
after April 0, 1904.
1 II. 8lBrilRMMON,
Treasurer of (lllllatii county, Oregon.
All er)in desiring to suit Is their at
counts with us during our bssnew from
town can do so by calling at tha Condon
Pharmacy where our books have been
left. 10K PAfNasToN fc Rourks.
School Clark's Notice.
All scluail warrants olStihool District
Jfo 9, tiilliam County Oregon, register
ed prior to February. , 1901, are now
payable upon presentation at my oftks,
Interest ceases after A prll 17, 1904.
I. 11. BTii'lUNaow,
School Clerk,
Notice to Horseman.
My fin 4 year old J ick will uiakt tha
season of 1904 at .1. A. Anderson's ranch
in lHtt Valley. This animal was sired
hy Mammoth dam, full t)loo.lJ Black
Wartlor.
Terms Single service, $3.50; scaion,
t3 00; to insure, 8. 00.
J W. IIiri.
il. L. .Neal, the well known anctlon
eer, will give the strictest attention te
all business entrtuieil to his eats. II
ou have prop erty to sell consnll hi u
Condon Milling Co.
MANUFACTU'tER OF
High Patent Flour,
Graham Flour, Germ Meal, Chop, Feed.
STEAM-ROLLED WHEAT AND BARLEY.
SCALE OFr!ICE?.
SA?am Rolled Barley. .123.00
Seam Rolled Wheat. 23 00
Mill Feed 115.00
Flour, per bbl 4 0u
THE ARLINGTON IMPLEMENT AND
HARDWARE COMPANY
Gasoline Engines, Wnjiona, Farming Ira . dement , BolU, Naif,
Ranges, Tinware, Granite ware, Carpenter's Toole, Look, Hinge",
Machine Extras and Oil, Axle Urease, BArb Wire, Wire Netting,
Extras for Russel Threshers, Grindstone, ete carried in stock.
ARLINGTON - - . OREGON.
Prices liable to change at any time.
Every sack f our flour is fully guaranteed or monev refunded
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THE BANK.
WILSON BROS., PROP'S.
Everything new and a GENTLEMEN'S Finest oualitv of Ci-
RESORT. gars, Wines, Liquors
strictly first-class
New Stone Building, West Side Main St.,
CONDON,
OREGON.
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LIVERY RARH
J I BERT RAMSAY. PROP.
-j) Mieclal atlriiiiiiii t.i Ik.n,.
(let's trade. first-class
stock and careful drivers.
CHOI' FEED FOR SALE.
CONDON nornoM
tor the World's Fair and Looisans
run-nase bxpoaition at St. Louis. May
JvvniHier, iv. me u. K. A jN. Co.
nave imiiieit the tollowinit raies from Ar-
niiaton : To St.Louis and return $1 ii.
lo Chicago ami return 6H 35. fo Chica-
ami return via St. Lonis f67.60. Child
ren of half fare age id HUve raP-s.
Tickete will le on sale Mav U. 12 and
13; Jnne 16. 17 and 18; Jrilv 1, and 3;
TiK'iBt o. hiki iu: henremlierS ai.il
7;Octili 3. 4 and 5. Limited as fol
lows: Paseenirs will have Hie nrivileae
of starting on anv date which wiilenahle
them to reach their destination within
ten days from date of sale. Return limit
ninety days from date of sale. Kinimv-
in .. , . . . .. '
crKwiu o aiiowed tn either direction
within the transit limit.
D. TlKfMfZY,
Agent.
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Kentucky Liquor Store
J. L. ROSS Prop.
Hop Gold Bottled Beer. .
Old Grandad, Harper and
Jesse Moore Whiskey.
Special attention given orders from out
of town. Wh An in Arlmorrrtrt ro! I on m
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Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the andersianed
nas Bled In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Gilliam, bis renort
uu nuai account as executor of be
estate ol Mtry Yoi;iz Foit.r.
ed and that said Court has by order designated
rnuay, tne lth day of June IWIatlOo clo k
a.m. at the county courtroom in Gilliam conntv
State of Oregon, as the Umeand place for final
neanng ol said report. All persons havlnn nh.
lections to Mid report should appear at said
time ana puce and present such objections.
Dated 11th day of May, 1901.
Anthont O. Fo-teb.
Executor of the Estate of Mary Yoons Foster.
aeceasea.
Moored Golden,
CASH GROCERS.
Our stock 18 now arriving and
frenh. clean and up-to-date.
2S0CE.1IES : FRUIT : VEGETABLES
All fr-sh ai.rl giod to eat.
'all H'ifl get .Mir pricMs.
N3 ifiJEcT, C3XD0N.0REC0N:
Belvedere Saloon,
Jeff Neel, Propr.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Ice Cold Beer on Draught.
Your Patronage is Solicited.
iviain street - Condon rr-rrX
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6ci Meat
Is H.-uietiijiea advertised, but is not always sold. It is dif
ferent here. If you patronize our new meat market you will
,KK yur money's worth. We like to deal with particular peo
ple, for we know we can please them.
Our new quarters are clean and modemly equipped; we do
oiir.nv..buicheri..g;our prices are right. What more can weeay?
Edwards Bros. & McBride.
ia: time tasle.
btages will arrive at and depart
from Condon on the following
schedule.
. ARRIVE FROM
Fossil."..; -....; .9:3o A. M.
Arlington.. 2:30 P.M.
DEPART FOR
Arlington . 9:45 A. M.
Fossil 2:30 P. M.
J. W. Jackbon & Co.. Props.
torent. Reserve serin for sale. T.. W
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leaning.
A 200 acre farm for ea!e. Six year's
lime. L. W, Darling.
Wood Wanted.
Notice is hereby iven UiHtacHled hiila
will he r. ceived Hf. rie office of the nn
ly Uleik, at Condon, Oregon, until 1
o'clock p. in., June ii, l04. for furnish
in Ijillmm conntv with 20 eor.le ol lfl
nch wood delivered at the eon it house
in Condon on or Mure Septet., her 9th,
IW4. These hills will he niihticlv open
ed June 11th, 1904, at I o'clock.
A entlicieiit h.,i fr tl fHithfn per-
formaiice of the contract w ill be required
from I he contractor. The rnrht to .
jei-t any and nil hidg it. hereby reserved
Specifications and blank b'dg will be
lllrnifhed hv the clerk nnnn annlloati
vuiiuuu, vrcgon, Mav 18. 1904.
C, O. POKTWOOD.
Couutv Clerk.
, Notice.
All iterson knowing themselves t be
indebn d to the firm of Clarke & Harts
horn wtll please call and make settle
iiMiit liefore June 15, after which date
we will he oblige,! to place our accounts
in the hands of an attorney. We mean
business.
M. O. Clarke. .
t). B. llABTell'iKN.
Pasture for Rent.
I have 000 acres of good pasture for
rent or will take in horses or cattle by
Mie morthorforthe season. Cull at
the nuich on 30-miie or address,
J SEI'U V 1IYTE,
CouJon, Oregou.
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No. 7or;n $
First flatiorjal Bar?Kof Qordon.
Capital $25,000.
DOSS ndnarnl 13., 1 J v- .
xt --wa.i jjuuumr Diisiness.
n.aiier n.,w larpo, no ,uatU.r how sinnll, this
Bank will give your bu.-i..ieH l he careful attention
which its central location mid : pernonnl interests warrant
J. Frank Watson. President! Edward Uunn, Vlco-Presldenti
Nathan Farnsworth. Casl.l.r. Andrew Crilnor. f'm PlUer.
Drafts issutd en all parts 0 tht world. IV, solicit your tatronlr.
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THE CiELEBRATED
. COLUMBIA BREWERY . .
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop.
OftheprtKlncttif this well-known brewery the United R,.,.. ir.-i.u
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Reporti for June B. 1900. eavs:
lanraiorv
s
of malt and and choicest id bona
ran ne nse.i Willi the .-rente.) benefit ami sa iff,., I.. l.7i.
ui .... . .r ,7 ' n more uperior
....n....T ... ...e uimeo mate Health reporta. h 1. Hbaolntel lMi.i i .ul
Its tonic qualities are of the highest and It
Its use can conscientionslv la- presi-r I ,y o , I J si., hf.,. - f V,""" VT8'
hat a ta-iter, purer or more wllo.esome 15.
East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON.
Condon Meat Co.
NEW MADpKN, Ma nager.
Now Occupying Our Own New BuildingMain Street.
Finest Beef, Pork, Mutton.
Ue recoiiimend and guarantee our own make of
Sugar-cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Lard Sau
sage and Bologna
Try them once
and be convinced
I ThR Summit Hntfti I
D. M. RINEHART, Prop.
New Building and Furnishings. Finest Location
in the City. First-class in Every Respect. Well
Appointed Bath for use of Guests. 0u( Table is
Supplied with the Best the 'Market Affords.
Commercial Trade a Specialty.
Spring Street, One Block East from Main
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tAnnminjiruTrmAJnAuiruiruxrijvi
L. 0. S. CHURCH SERVICES.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and
:30 p. 111.
Prayer meetingon Thursday evenings.
Sunday School at 2:00 p. m.
Religio every Friday evening.
Everybody cordially invited
II. C. Snivkly. President,
WANTED TRUSTWORTHY LADY OR OEM
tlcman to manage btudness In this County and
adjoining territory for houss of solid financial
standing. 120.00 straight eaah. salary and ex
penei paid each Monday direct from headquar
ters, Expense money edvartfed: pokitlon per
manent. Address Manager, 810 Como Blockr
Chicsgo.lU. ' 4152
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