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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-28

berg Ed Marriott. l.. A. Mason. II Ellis,
r Maitland II. Mikkelson. A. Johnson.
L. A. Squire. W, n. Gilmer, Dan
Bssner. George Baker. George Moore.
George Silver. George Robertson. 5oha
r. Daily II. 7. Burs. 81. II Madden T NJ.
Jenez. John Miller Fired HIT Oscar Berg
lund. 2. :. Kennedy. ]. T. GiSkar George
Hsmpden. A Norwich John NcDougaI.
Jtgo Casey. John Nelson. Nels Erickson. ].
= Mctsrew NJ MuichNy. Dan Clifford
NICK Burnett. i. y. Chisholm. Fred Ran.
I T. Clark J. K sh{ei,tS - p Rollins.
ThoWas Johnson, J. Jackson. " S9nder-
Nruek. Mercu~ Meyer. Charles Phillips II.
Steea. q J. neirs. A Daniels. Zen Evans.
Mr. t4n3elolra, j " Van SAINT - T.
rhlilps. 7. " Roach. William Borlans.
Joe Hscas. r, Psmson. James Brown. F.
Co1anarcNer. r 4. Jackson. ". Hotca-
kiss Louis MaEgase. CArts DeAb,uzis. c
u kelsey. r II. Curtis. Jim Irving. ".
Hedges I. Fatten. :. knife, Henry &
HsN Cria McHane. john Andersoa. Mrs
Hesaer. MI aad Mrs. Van BGFon. James
Hagen. II. ~, Horton. Homer Bean.
EieF = Oyer Andrew Weistene-. = II
G.ssGleS, = Il Small Anarew Cox. y II
H9nt ESn Eur3es. W III Brg8nan. John
n >n&Sk, A %aTsot A. < Conan. John
" Trey, J " Young. : : yossnS : y
Richards Bree~< : Reaneia, l. = fian-H~
tSr ard Ne Wight Fowler.
Topeka sails Today.
Permission % larry "a PASSENGERS On
isee stea r1stlp E4ty ~ Topeka wAlch VIZ
saa this morning for Jglseaa. Alaska.
wss obsasnesi yesterday ~ Sgpertntena-
Tnt J. +. Trcv ossaze. TIE Tcp~kA has
h3.a~fge gze<n &55a~ 81 - carry 80 passe7-
gers AZ seccgr nsssSA ttouS have hssn
f@NS1. Seattle f9FussA.G. r sra}g 1srnas.-
ie co n4EsTzSqa Nib saa F7rsrcssco. q Ess~h
seat ep is by tsse steamship t'tuAslg}&.
THESE 4th aeeGg e srcsa Se&1sle s.ssd re
F~r1s4eaes fgssa 0taer Soaad e!ssee v-su
EsAA@ ire faa ant.s. .sa The TeseAa
CRY so~s sAVo1sh ID Juneau 4na IL >
'seaaee 80 thAs nsasy are eoogSa for :
re4nd ts1n
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.s.-ara;e. stsmuyArss es sacofosir char
go .Aeu:S Il svesdea: coffes at best
xzs,ss. and q. - Sess 'easc'ioa AioHs
she..,d - ussA One roard o. bert sss q
.na.s "a ssx~ p1anaa 81 soasa fer efsaz-
tre pryvsses. cezss - nsors ias;ing. bar
- !. ~,ar,urr u iss aSsloa. me cosIes -
cssfesnbsA
..s5ssdesss u cranscrrfes may be pro-
rs,<sa. M ID water and allowed to freeze:
J. rhr.nk en- b. broksn OF, thawed and
e..1ren Ihe berries ase insen~tEy acid.
-. sal1iatse- Elusberrtas are a5ansan;.
- ! speeses cs cowh~rry ssron sae So
$3.50 hsasher. Emporium nsSrrm,. have
: ,not aapiesssns sssse, and. while insip.-.
= <auy persona. rossezs valuable prop
~ q = hepztle. or having a tendency
$ excite the bic ducts 70 healthy ae-
90, This II ore frequent complaint.
efsssnx. no Doubt. from the inactive life
daring the long spring months me
yesvsx. better she flowers. OF the Hudson
NY tea "a species Of Lstana) makes IRE
ss,bstssut< for tea. II Possesses . serefsa-
1hina color and taste. having. however.
lturesse effect II continued too long. No
person should fail TO take at least pound
u bess estric acid crystals ard couple
e. ounces OF Oh Of lemon for preparing
Jesaonade. Il u one Of the best aDtiscor-
butIes. snd occupies little o. no spaes 10
n6nsa 20 anticipate.
sTne wildcat dreams OF gold finds have
but begun. a. continued search wifs prove.
but II IL net well to think hsseve ieaping
into the darkness ahead of "a per cent. of
alsase VINO 60 this faiis
my advice ss to walt ssatii tire middle
~ Ncrch, iss, ard you viii accomplish
more with haIf the trouble and a mini.
n1am IT sxp1ase.s Beware o. saarpsfas
ceunfArfsitern. ard the man wha did ss5t.
80 for any other rurposs taaa 70 1--we OF
his faliow.neu. sarpiIes SiH not he IA
rNMsoa City IN safflssent quantity 10 last
until Christmas: from ihen until late 81
June or early July the days CT insufficient
food will seem like months.
1Gucli uiaheafd Of schemes were aevc.
brought 10 iigh; as are HOW sannted upon
:ac ppbtl<. The idea Of fioasIng hotel
- winter in the vicinity OF the Yukon
ua8ush. or 81. Silehaels. eouid no; pos
sthiy smannte tram tire brain Of other
taan q fown-Iot bonner fren the prairies
u Naasas. who never read o. sea ice or
felt the winter sols,ice storms thas obtain
II III. Mlchae.s.
Far better for sorne one to strive to
build ssod wagon road over Dyea pass
70 the lakes. the Dominion government
viii gladly size consent for such an enter.
prise. and the cos; viii not exceed s5a.e1
tor q road Our own government should
BE- asked 10 appropriate sufficient sum
f0r an immediate preliminary survey. and
when the money II ready the work can
progress throughout the winter ard bs
Finished by the end OF April. iSas
Seattle should reap the harvest she
nov has before her. Some OF our sier-
chants could easily inaugarate a plan for
this road, and thus practically control the
trade resulting from IT.
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kioNDlNE
Navigation. TRADING and
Transportation CO. --A

t1pitat ..--..... $500. 900
1900 shares a: & each. fully paid ara
r.e-f-zsssss2tgga
Feis company VIII oSen stores in Alaska
con6Uc1 q general fgeiEAG AMI 1Aaxs%r.ysr
business between Seattle an9 tha Ynsar,
ard sr1oetaSe miners 20 tns god seiss
ESQ shares sIFersd II THIS city fs~ ,rs
parp9Se oi ss7aa.as miners 70 The xg,s
aeI&s Immediately.
SHARES selling "a = each. par wslas
E'seSs6ent~N z. =. Brinker. TrftAs
Sg&sas Attorney
We Pvesidezst-I1r. = a Chnrehui
s-srseary-E. Rsrton Ramsay.
Tv~ssuEeC-w. II. Narray. MANAGE So.
Deg~e~ss
's'r1zzsees-wEa. II Brlaker {. .-.o~.
nHy. L5T. =. A. CAGseailT r r Ha~oxav
/. sr3 ant TICS 2 Dslas,sy. Z. 5. Crs-
i0a.x. r. &. Calhoun
sor sn4r@s zE& xsre~&i grfo~-ss.s,r,
Apply Lonaon Isv~xfrnrus Co.
Ella First Az, Seattle.
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On BOARD OF THE MEXICo.
Collector Ivy to neasua.. -.
Alaska Notwithstanding miller
araas Ger HARDSHIP.

AnoARn - -. -. |.

ABOARD THE STEAMSHIP ArxfCo
sesy @~-Anonx she passengers To- Agas-
Ma = vac neS's Appreciated cef-eegog 81
customs Nit W. et osekya He ssz
eaesen NJ. charles Sul,a. If the sa,.,n
sS2' - sases ssSela' aeeesy, TIE oses
Is wsFsh q. $40 a year. TIA treasar, ~.
rAFfaent aas evsnests desire Ia sev, ,,..
Customs districts thoroughly svarsarts..,
sh,s Tollee1eT Ivy expects Sc aes.s A..
eaaita SC RE yssk~a rsssr % s.,s.,..,.
sea peFSs q eptgy "a Alaska tegsfsrr
nsaE pswsan city \ " =. Mr ss.ts,
VAS formerly eussssd ~ sAs raj es.s.
sea snsafanes bes'Hss Asa fsr s,...
yeafs ~as ehlst agrese q, .hA e,ss.s-
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Rcsalt OF Fourteen Days' Clondyks
business In This

Passage has been taken from Seattle FOR
go men. Some have taken from n.ce 10
ss,e9 each, others IA little as 500, A roush
average of sen woald rot be wide Of the
mark. That represents ssss.aos within four
teen days sor gruhsiakes.
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A Miracle. A Remarkable Cure Of
Dr0psy After Five Years
of Agony.

. Fonda ST.. Williamsport. Pa,
March 7. 1886.
Hobbs Remedy CO., Chicago:
Gentlemen: Some five years ago my
wife. Mrs. Chas. Fl. Hall, now IS years
Of age. was taken with dropsy and heart
trouble. growing worse from month to
month. Two years ago she was so sick
that she was compelled to step work of
every kind. The best physicians in this
city were secured, but she grew worse so
rapidly and her heart SO bac. that year
ago they said nothing more could be
done for her. as death was liable to come
st any time.
AT this time she measured ten feet
around the waist. and weighed over 800
pounds. Owing TO her heart trouble, the
doctors would not tap her, only to keep
her from bursting. These operations did
no good they failed to get a drop Of
water from her. claiming that 1t was in
sacks all over her body. and they couldn't
reach 1T. For four months she could
neither lie down nor walk. The longest
sleep she had during that time was 25
minutes. The smallest cracker would
distress her SO that she could hardly
breathe, yet she dare not take stimulants.
Her suffering was So terrible that she
prayed day and night for death to relieve
her from her miseries.
Her kidneys did not act more than one
gill in As hours. and then thick with brick
dust. Her bowels could only be moved
under the most wretched powerful cath
artics prescribed by the physician. About
this time / saw an advertisement of Dr.
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills in the
Williamsport Sun. l determined to try
a box. My wife objected to my spending
any more money on her, as she felt that
she was past all help. However she be-
gan taking them at once. The fourth day
they began to do their work when she
passed two gallons OF water In "a hours
then got some of DIT. Hobbs Little Liver
Pills, and they did their work equally as
well. After using eight boxes Of Dr..
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills she IL re-
duced to her normal weight OF about ,45
pounds. She has a good appetite ana Is
doing her own work People who knew
how near she was to deaths door pro-
nounced her case nothing less than a
miracle.
She IS certainly living monument %
the inestimable worth Of DR.. Hobb.
sparagus Kidney Pills and Little Liver
Pills. ] am thankful to God and your
valuable medicines that my poor suffer-
Ing wife can live and be- comfortable
after the terrible ordeal she has passed
through during the past Ave years. "
you wish an affidavit OF these facls am
willing to give IT.
Yours gratefully,
CHAS. II. HALL,
DR.. Hobbs sparagus Kidney Pills, 80
cents box or for $3.50.
FOR SALE By
6. y. GUT. ph. g., Leading DruAAlst.
Cor. Yesler Way and Second Az. South
Seattle. Wash.
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A GENERAL MOVEMENT.
People TN WISCONSIN, and P~nnsyi-
Santa Getting sfarted

II. {. Solver yesterday received a teie-
sram Tom Milwaukee stating that party
OF Twelve was eoiag fFoFn there 10 the
Cioadyke. aaa asking II thew could u,,ts,
aere- az course Mr.. .a'ol,er answered that
they coaIa. He received another INQUIRY
from Harrisburg, Pa. 30 the same eject
and ssNs there IA evidently general
movement On the CloaAyko throughout the
kssxs ~
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HcRN, Demand fer the pr

~Nec+sl ft-gstch - see PoSt -Tntei}isrnce~
MOT NJ VERNON. WASH. JAW e. -
The Vest !rtetlee fcer - Srca;ly In de-
u'b13. ana 90 hers ~ copes have sels
f3esa ~ n@mNer ~ cases for faac.
erirVN TIE Aakoa sSe3t@raeat - bring.
4nS mp vases 81 the luraeer zaa sh.sgle
hai3s AMI tAe .osgfnz camps.
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The list of those who viii leave here
tomorrow on the Topeka. as far as II
could be- obtained last night. Is as FOL-
lows A II. Gilbault Mrs Frank Bacl.
". r. WELDON. ". B. Bach. Miss E. j.
Baldwin, s. X. Marston, NJ. A. Chase
and F. F. Chase.
Standardization Sontag. L. Balxs-
rev. c. Bicci, George Sartori, NJ. Gaco.
Thomas Pasco. John GIL. c. r. Brush,
John Bergman. T. N. Spaid!ng, Indian
Johnson. Dan Crowley. A. l.. Myers,
Mary osiund, C. Propst. c. A. Sears. A.
Hatelig, F. psesene-. II. Daesener. A. A.
Hanford, oskar Oslund. 8. Hanford.
Charles Pond, David Sullivan. w. NJ.
Adett. Fl. Crock. j. Duffy. j. NJ. Demars,
A. Nelson. A. Fitch. II. Baders;ocher,
Ed Conrod, Albert Traboid, Z. Smith. Z.
T. Root.
There will arrive from San Francisco
today on the steamer UmatilIa over 100
passengers to be transferred at Port
Townsend to the City of Topeka A ma
jorfty of the first-class passengers will
make the round trip for pleasure, the
miners being found for the most part in
the Storage. Following Is a list of those
from San Francisco booked for Alaska:
Z. Emerson. Mr. Cranston. c. Saalbach.
r. Gallagher. Mr.. Johnston. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Johnson. Miss T. McMillel.
Mss G.. Bert, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brney.
Mrs. l.. A. Bowlty. Mrs. E. r. Graves.
Mrs. T.. Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Everest,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Taylor. j. c. Young,
T. II. Hamsnel, G. A. Carpenter, Charles
Cakes. G.. l.. Walter, W. E. Knowles.
MIR. and Mrs. Baker. Miss Baker. Nine.
Cappiani A. Grauer, William Castle, Ed
ward Treadwell Charles Treadweil. F.
Girot. d. Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. ". C.
Furrey. Miss Furrey. Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Pinney, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Brayley.
Miss Carrie NJ. Barton, Mrs. III. E. Par.
menter. Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Billbrougn.
Mrs Schmidt Fritsch. Mrs. A. L. Ban
croft. Miss S. c. Bancroft, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Harris, V. A. G. Murrill. Aug. Krit-
ser V. Bonnelli. A. Hampel. A. Robinson.
Second-class-Indian. Ling Young, II.
Hunt. T. McCaskey. NJ. Fox. p. Berman,
r. Fudge, ". Sherlock. E. Rats, s. G.
Rats. J. A. Richie. G. A. Miller. NJ.
Wendell. V. Hagen. H. Gables, II. A.
Wagner. ]. f. Goodman, s. N. SIoper,
J. Fl. Shepard, J: London. l.. Mckee.
John Gillian. NJ. Christensen, T. Suih-
van. o. Hogan. T. ". Olsen, H. John
son. f. H. Fornan, John o Donnell. o. Oh
sen. ]. Hanlon W. Wedemeyer. c. e. Rice.
c. l.. Rice. ]. ]. Smith, ]. =. Garfield, F.
c. Thompson. J. Furrey. ]. Walker. Fl. ].
Evans. J. Mehoyan. G. Reiner ]. Bailey,
F. Brown. a. S. Hodges. A. NJ. Snyder,
r. S, Tes Tor, N. Buttertield, II. Hoffman
and A. a. Under.
Boats to Follow.
No difficulty has been experienced by
Frank E. Burns, charterer OF the steamer
Resale, In securing passengers TO SAL
from here July 81 for Dyea ana Skaguay
The trouble has rather been to tell eager
peop!a that for love nor money could they
get ticket for Alaska. The Rosaiie has
secured the limit allowed her. $50, and
there are twenty or more waiting in the
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VICTORIA. = 9. Jaiy s7-Iohr n.
&sca'a1e, az ,he British Yukon Company.
r1lio a trtp ovsr tae Waite PASS 10
fresh water cn Jaly Is, returning 10
%HfF3ay hay ou fac fof1oR1rs day. thuN
ef'rtcnstfatins the prsctsea hilty % fAts
r-.'tc 80 thh Yukon gold fields The t~sfl
IS sos cpsn and horses can 40 through
fectl sl0 water - fresA
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= ass the tai en,s5sa ~ the manage
ntrs az tss Fase~EUse2a serge~ ~ go,
tse sssal lacwsifEe ek3tson fe,sss h,,t
aesaFtfs 50 hsve ere gunEsussaan eonse1s.s
is ever wsY, II ass sfsc ses5 % wraif -
si'ss ss3 rsstta- - ps f.aruEshes Te.a
sreciAl edAtisa wt8 ~ paa,FSArs ta;n r.
-ow Bseraing, T'aavs.sav. 5ugy ~
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10 rnrry Wall TO .Is,l.

SNeelsl pspagch - the POST -r-,n1's.--e-
&itaoClAM. NasA Julr gs-Tns 49,
.'e'fnan eSn@d Is Prssteu & Neksau,n
as San Francesca has aeen sold 60 seattle
rsrtlss AIS S4n ee aGged est fer rarrx-tnw
Dad % 'seN roz5e. probably Is Alaska
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EiAVanee Marvin Predicted Cor sf--ies
strike ie csc & the tutky onsz Conss,l,
Aer. So f-ETSt
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EsnSeT & iaesss's eaas E>schs psyA
ses sht-
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SDa0gNS kidney Pills Are On
he Iid0| W0Ie Of POD
uQTI|I IN Se0I1e.
The Sale of Them Con.
tinues Enormous and
Unprecedented.
Sales Increasing Daily
Retaii Druggists Scarcely Able to
Keep Enough Of Them
In Stock.
Sales Increasing Daily

The drug retail trade Of this city report
the demand for DR.. Hobbs Sparagus KID
ney Pills as being simply enormous. Not
only Is this demand large In Seattle. but
it applies as we'll to all town surround
ing as. Everywhere DR.. Hobbs Sparasus
Kidney Pills seem to be in general de-
mand.
The medical fraternity look on with
wonder at the cures daily made by this
remedy. 4 physician was recently over
heard to say: II have never in my life
had fa4.A in anything advertised as a
medicine until recently. but I must con-
fess that I really do believe that DIR.
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills are a REM
edy Of great worth / got a sample box
of these pills and used them in my prac-
tice. Several of my patients have been
taking them. and have experienced a
great change for the better"
The physician who made this remark
had little idea that 1t would ever appear
in print. At all events. he deserves great
credit for his frank and honest confession.
Any physician who is honest should
prescribe for his patients that which
will do the most good.
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padWay's
il Pills

Always Reliable, Purely Vegetable.
Perfectly tasteiess. elegantly coated.
Purge. regulate. purify. cleanse and
strengthen. RADWAy-S PILLS for the
cure CO all disorders OF the stomach.
Bowels. Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Dis
eases, Dizziness. Vertigo. Cossiveness,
Piles,
Sick Headache. Female ComrIaints,
BiHOasnesa, Indigestion. Dyspepsia.
ConstiratiSn and All Disorders q
the Liver.
Observe the following symptoms result
Ing from diseases of the digestive organs:
Constipation. inward piles. suliness OF
blood in the head. acidsty OF the stomach.
nausea, heartburn. disgust OF food fgii-
ness OF weight OF the stomach sour erGc-
tafsosss. sinking or futsering OF the heart
choking or sCNocating sensations when in
lying posture. dimnsss 81 vision, dots or
vets before the sight. fever ard dull pain
IN the aea9, deficiency OF persp.ration.
yeilowness OF the skin and eyes pain IN
the side. chest. limbs and sudden Pushes
OF heat. burning in the flesh.
A few doses OF RADwAY-S PILLS win
free the system OF all the above-named
disorders.
Price, s cts. a box. Sold by druggists
or sent by mail.
Sena 10 DR. RADwAY co, lock box
3As New York. for book OF Advice.
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reason: IL we are going 20 rough y way
MOI start n a; e,,csE" TIE Wiissneste
will hare also a number os horses. whose
arrival at the White pass VIII be hailed
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08
Juneau Townsite Contest Set
tied.

The following dispatch from Port
Townsend to the 8. +. Examiner, dated
Sept. 26th, shows that Tommy Lyons ia
fully "onto his job" and takes to his
work like duck to water:
" A private dispatch received here to-
night from Washington by prominent
mining man, resident of Juneau, Alas
ka, announces that United States pat
ent for 40 acres Of the juneau townsite
has finally been issued from the United
States Land office. Seventy acres is ex-
cluded from the grant, that amount be-
ing filed on as mineral claim. The pat
ent issues to townsite trustee 7. r. Ly-
ons, OF Heppner, Or. This ends the
contest pending since 1881 and is con-
sidered to mean much for the advance
ment of Juneau"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08

The people of South Carolina believe
senators should be elected by direct vote
OF the people and they have determined
their choice for the Office in this way.
In q recent senatorial contest the people
chose Judge McLaurin for United States
senator and the legislature will confirm
the selection when it meets. Since Nc
Laurin knows the people elected him,
and not the "agents Of the corporations
and the trusts in the legislature" he
will doubtless serve the people and keep
faith with them in consequence.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08
NOTICE.

Go to AL Henshaw for fine air-tig
stove.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, On, Sept 2, 1897.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by George T. Sly against Martha A. Wade for aban-
doning her Homestead Entry No. 5293, dated
December 4, 1894, upon the N w y, Section Is,
TP2S, r H E, in Gillian county, Oregon, with
view to the cancellation of said entry, the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this Office on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1897,
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged ahan-
Comment H. B. Hendricks Is authorized to take
the testimony In this case at his office at Condon
Oregon, on October 10th, 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m
j9-22 JAS. r. Mo0RE, Register,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08

There is no danger Of anybody being
troubled with dyspepsia, sour stomach,
nightmares or i'll temper who uses Fos-
sill -four. Nothing ruins the health so
quickly and surely as bad bread, and
nothing creates so much harmony and
cheerfuness in family as good, light
bread and biscuits, "the kind your moth
er baked" The only way to accomplish
this is to use Fossil Aour--the best and
cheapest in the world.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08
i. REED "a c. OcILyIE, pROpUlEToRs.

Stage leaves Arlington every morning Sunday
exeepted) at o'clock; is due at Condor at m
and arrives at Fossil at 2 p. m.
Comfortable covered coaches and careful, ex.
neTieneed driYerE
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08
To The Public.

have taken charge Of the old Dod-
con livery stables in Arlington and hope
my friends from everywherewill remem-
Der me when they come to town. My
rates are very moderate and the very
best care 10 taken Of stock left in my care.
Give me chance. j. F. THOMAS.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08
Good Advice.

Don't let whisky get the best Of you,
but If you want the best of whisky,
wines, beer, liquors and cigars, the place
TO find them is at the Summit Saloon,
in the old drug store building. A fine
pool and billiard parlor in connection.
Drop in and see for yourselves. The
finest line Of "wet goodsn in the city.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08

Lord & Co. have Just received car
load of high-wheel, wide-tire wagons.
Parties wishing that kind Of wagon
would do we'll to see them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08

Look your machines over and tell
Shurte Bros. your troubles. They will
save Won money on extras OF all kinds.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08
j AM ES W. SMIT H.


Desires to inform the people Of Gillian county that his
business is running full time at the old stand-Union
Block Arlington, Oregon; that the iashy misleading
newspaper advertisements and circular letters that are
flooding the country have not affected his trade but on
the contrary sales have been increasing His many old
friends and customers realize that no business man will
give away something for nothing What he loses on the
bats he will more than doubly make up on the other
goods he sells his customers Look out for snares One
ofour greatest statesmen 40 years ago truthuly said
You can fool Of the people all of the time and all
OF the people some Of the time but you can't fool all of
the people all Of the time"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-08

The Cunningham bucks, 700 in num-
Der, arrived at Fossil recently and
are offered for sale at the Steiwer place,
one mile from Fossil. Come early and
get good selection. Smythe & Cox.