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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-06
GEORGE GOULD AT WORK AND PLAY.

few sentences On pad and gave ii to the
brother
Part that on the wire, Frank" he said
land see what effect II will have
the message raa Substantially as fol-
lows.
'Ranors that the Missouri Pacific rail-
road Is 20 90 into the hands OF a receiver
are utterly unf0unded. Mona TO pay the
interest due April on the bonds is now
in the treasury. and holders can have cou-
pens caSheSi az ordinary bank rates on
presentation at the compauy's Office
GEORGE GOULD. President
Inside of twenty minutes the stock was
back az 1s. II had not been found neces-
sary 20 buy in order TO protect the small
holders.
There are occasions when the pressure
OF business is so great that Mr. Gould re-
mains at the office until late in the DAY.
just as there are times when he arrives
early in the morning, but as a rule he
starts for Lakewood promptly at p. m
More than once he has been known TO cut
short weighty business talk with the
statement that he has promised TO leave
New York on the 40 train in order 10 join
his boys ia game or to go out driving
and must positively beg TO be excused.
Unquestionably his practice OF srut;ing
OF the pressure at 8 given time each day
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following day, aud he never takes them
home 60 Lakewood for examination.
George Could is decidedly democratic IA
ATS intercourse with hts fellow workers in
the Western Union building lie has a
habit Of doing things for himself and q
going on his own srrands whenever he can.
Ii Is not at al unusuai Cor hir when WISH
sog % SsrnSult with or give directions 10
serne one on another floor 10 visit that
'io0r instead x sending "a messenger or
usiug the Office telephone. frequently loav-
isg his private oTsce IN a rush without
stopptng g. pa; On hSS coat. GA more thaa
cfse such occasion he has beea taken ,1r a
clerk IN hts shirt sleeves by visitors in TIRE
buit}lnS once Nsaen he was ia an ess,-
tatoT hts pcn behind h.S ear ard his fn-
gers sGse3gs3 WITH iuk ne was greatly
smusea by shs taxi Of two fellow passen-
gers strangers Ia New York
Il should IKE - SEE that yuunS George
Goaid. ~a,d are. 'Fae saw he airs no
sra: shakes compared with the old mar 30
- should I" said ne eths~. tssgf
hear he's regular ia-s3s-dsh- ard that he
th}nks mere ahosst hls yachts aud his Eek
hunting srd seCteiv than business Et's apf
- - 1hst way With ths sons a. rich men 60
~ is generaltv Understood tAst George
Gsa4ss1 never sFsecu.atsS. and this il strictly
ga acsS t,ance N&th tae faetS zee vever
bgSs a1a never ssi}S bls cAfsf rns~et ia
llfe hs'Hs "a maintain sn8 inertzev the
prcrcfttss uf1FT h>s eaares rs careful
h-9ssuess management Az crras.rn arose
last spFing. hoNcVey. Ua~e for "a moment
% seefne8 tH&s ar tecAEs4a73 fnfn ''tHa
street vas ,@spefE1tvriy atcvssaary Efe
w8$ etuns st rs &esk. s1sorted tn els
morning assi ~ten Nss zoerkest brother.
Prank who Esd t~ea NAtrhinx sAe fickcr
sApe zane inse tbs a1lce
Fhcy are pssaU6los A.ssourl Esacsne o.
- sata and tse sseck has dropped gr.sru
- 80 is~
George ceasesI f5e wesS sn Aaaa az cnse.
ar sasi isnt stcpp~ss ~ sid. regs-se
- Sne srsaR naA&ers 81 ee Saakea oall
Taas VII acs Be a. aG~
Thea 4E1eF = kittse though ne wvstc 4
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Relaxation apd ForgetfuIpess of Rail-
roads apd Telegrapbs Every Day
WbeD He Starts for Lakewood.

waters o. the Delaware. on the top OF the
Catskiils. in Ulster county. New York.
Not il the least he repiied I'VE
spend several weeks there nearly every
summer. But Furiough lodge is warm
weather home essentially. How large are
the preserves? Well. can hardly tell you
exactly. lie, me see. We began with so
acres: then we added 400. making 800 and
quite recently We have purchased 26oo or
zoo acres more. There must be nearly
1900 acres all told by this time
His summer stay at Furlough lodge is
among the most important of his annual
reereations. but IL is generally preceded
by a little spring duck shooting on the
preserves of the Maryland Gun Club. of
which he is a member, located on the
lower reaches OF the Susauehanna. He
also fishes a few days every year In some
OF the more famous Canadian waters. and
sometimes. when he IL west on tour of
inspection over his railroads. he puts in a
few days of shooting there. Residents of
jefferson City and vicinity have not yet
tired OF telling about the hundreds Of
grouse that fell TO his gun in the fall of
1894. He is a good sportsman. and his wing
shots are spoken OF with enthusiasm by
his friends.
These diversions are all very WELL he
said the other day. but / never get real
rest save when / am cut entirely off from
wire communication with the business
world. and that is possible only on a sea
voyage. Even then complete isolation can
never last more than few days for the
transatlantic trip is now rarely more than
a week in duration.
Some years ago we cruised up north in
my yacht off the coasts OF Nova Scotia.
Newfoundland and Labrador. OF course
we had TO put in for supplies here and
there. and of course my business associates
knew about where We expected TO put In.
And at every landing we found a package
OF kilograms waiting.
Sometimes. in addition We would see
signals flying when cruising near the shore
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has much 10 do with his unusual ability n
push things along while he is at work
Ana there l. no doubt whatever that his
hahituai huoyancy ~ spirits ard mis-
Astounding physical health are due In large
measure % the fact that he begins 10 for
ct business cares the moment he leaves
che On!Ce. tie Is ready 70 think of Lake
wood and nothing else tn the world by the
tire he steps aboard the ferryboat at the
foot OF Liberty street
Hat although he strives always 10 FOR
q get business when his DAYS work = tin
ishsc- he never really forge;s Lakewood
sia.Vtng the hours - the siay That beas4tt-
toi SPOT amid che Jersey pines Is. in fact.
ts- t3SorstC topic 81 couN e~satfop when
ear =" can md the tsine TO talk about IL.
and Tic Keeps in his desk i little pile ~
proofs made from a haif-toTle reproduc-
ton showing his recently completed resi-
oetce from the point of view he likes tina
best 20 give 80 his friends
This View = the house he SsfJ so The
gsttr displays the southern exposure
Iac dining room the living rooms fhs,
tae library and tae drawing rooms. those
apartments which one uses most arc m
this side here The sunshine always fails
except oa cloudy. lowering sevs. %e tha
grounds aooUt Lakewood ara ne, vet On
tsrely completed but we shan eat no rlare
frers away Ne tAlnk IL Wlu hz very
pleasant ulaye IA ard bt~
MI Gould eyiGently regards the Lake
3 cod pisrs. as q permanent residence and
reasons {H5t wauld briGg ahatr a charce
would need ID be - great sQd pressing SIN
pogsaaes. sitheueh he si4u retains n4s fe~s,
ao2S- tie e. IS generous contributor 10
many I-akewasad Institutions 8aei.ldtns. ths
Episcopal feurea ~ = James a-d The
t-skewocd Ceuafry C1ub AVID be- has
heiped hHss up The piaee in gnanv gthe~
says- hls stahlss there ard toe cross
eoanfrY T36snE in wh,ch hV kakes part
EAXe oslea besa Sesc-ss<sl IN the uew~psa-
ser~
asked 1he osher day & ~ devotion 20
Lakewood had ~ any sesrse sssSened hts
aeliEht "a Far louga lodge and rns garn~
pEseeEVes aAlsh surround il at the head
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His application Is Intense, apd Some
times His Hours Gre Long; 0ftep
Takep for q Clerk by Visitors.

literally scores Of other corporations to
which he must of necessity give more or
less attention every day. How he does
this no one bur himself understands, and
(; j. doubtful whether he could tell IL he
tired. HIS general plan involves the re-
ceptson OF a daily repor; from each. These
reports are made out on blank forms de-
yIsed or suggested by himself. each one
containing absolutely no more than Is es-
sentfai 10 make the current situation clear.
Some are examined at the same time as
the morning mail. though others, which
come In later. receive attention at odd mo-
nlents between business calls and direct
crs' meetings. No one II left over till the
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brick structure eornrring on Broadway
and Dey street. Nav YORK tips Il friendly
rcd 10 the elevator man ard steps llgatIy
into the car.
This cheerful young mans name Is
George j. 6oyId. monarch by inheritance
Or ali that may De surveyed In the West
tern Union building and the properties
there controlled lie - one OF the hardest
workers Ia all New York
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copyright. Isss.

~ q regular as The clock az 1870 sg.
IA cry morning a middle sized
~ yGunk man Of athletic appear
anCs. wao seems glad to be alive.
u walks brsSkIy into the tail. red
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How to Choose a Husband.

An experienced writer ON this mo
mentions question gives the following
advice to the fair sex: Far a mans
birth, look to his linen and his finger
nails and observe the infections Of his
voice. For his tastes, stndy the color Of
his ties. the pattern and hang of his
trousers, his friends, his rings (if anyl.
For his propensities, walk arannd and
look carefully ut the back OF his head.
and remember, girls, never marry a man
whose neck bulges ever So little over his
collar. II yon want successful man.
see that he has neat foot; he will move
quicker, get over obstacles faster than q
man who falls over his own toes, and
trips mp other people with 'em. too.
For his breeding, talk sentiment to him
when he is starving, aud ask him TO car
ry banihox down the street when
yon've jnst had row. To test his tenn
per tell him his nose is little on one
siie, and you don't like the way his
hair grows, and il that don't fetch him
nothing will .n--Ex.
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TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH


Monday was an ideal day for a
Fourth-of- July, so far as the wealth
en- was concerned, the meteorolog-
icll conditions being simply perfect
Hwas neither too hot nor too cold,
the Wind behaved splendidly, and
the dust kept its place in man
nes that was perfectly charming.
The birds sang sweetly, the flags
waved proudly, IN memory of a
glorious past. and as earnest Of q
bright future, and the wheat fields
waved back their answer in prom
5ses Of bounteous harvest, and
plenty and prosperity.
Admiral Sampson, who. one
might suppose would have had his
hands full signing clearance papers
for Spanish war vessels bound, like
McGinty, to the bottom Of the
sea- found time from his other
duties to make a short, Fourth-of-
July speech to the American peo-
pie TO the effect that he had just
finished the pleasant task Of ami
hilating Cervera's fleet, and this
intelligence served to intensity the
spirit Of patriotism to such an ex-
tent that, even in Condor, where
no celebration was held, the day
was one long to be remembered
Anvils doomed, frecrackers pop
ped and hissed and sputtered. small
boys yelled, men cheered, the band
played, and in the evening the peo-
pie felt that the time to dance had
arrived. and they danced, many Of
them into the wee sma' hours of
the morning. 1t was truly ''glo-
rious Fourth" fittingly celebrated.
not only as the anniversary Of
American Independence, but also
as a splendid endorsement Of the
valiant work now being accom-
plished by American arms in be-
half Of suffering Cuba, whose peo-
pie are destined to soon take their
place as a free people among the
nations Of the earth.
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According to recent estimates the
population Of Spain in ronnd numbers
IL is, ,oOo. 900 people, Of which the greater
proportion by far are unable TO read and
write. III fact over 10000 900 of them
are illiterates. Nearly 10.0O0.000 Of
them have 10 trade or profession and
the school attendance Il the entire ma
lion Il well nnder 2.0O0.00 OF the
population 100, 1000 are professional brg-
gars. Ii point 81 civilization and pro-
gress Spain is 81 q very low ebb. Az far
a. her credit Is concerned II 10 practic-
ally gone. Her 4 per cent bonds are
aaoted 1t 4s. whiIe onr I per cent bonds
sell al I2Il6. spain's entire capital is
nothing Int efTrontevy. lex.
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SdlfPSOp.S F0URTH
or JI,L YADDRESS.

3 aSibnnev. Isiv s----fo the Sec
Sratarv &c the Navy: The fleet
5nrder nv command offers the
5nation as a Fourth-of-Julv pres-'
5ent-the destruction Of the
! whole of Cervera's fleet, Not q,
5vessal escaped The feet att
5temnted to escane from Santiago'
5harhor at $50 A, NJ. aud at Q
SIP. NJ she last ship. the Cristo-,
EhnT Colon had rnn ashore SKI
Smiles west Of Santiagn and he'd
5Tet dawn her cnlors. The Tnfar-l
st1 Maria Teresa. 0quendn and
Sviscava were forced ashore
aBnrned and blown un within 90
rmilAs Of Santiago. The Fnrore
Sand Pinton were destrDyed with
Tin four miles Of the mort.
s ")nr loss Is one killed and two
swnunded The enemv's loss is
rrnrobahiv several hundred from
Eifre. explosions and drowning.
@We have taken 1900 prison
Gers, including Admiral Cervera.
zThe man killed was George H
ELLIS, chief yeoman Of the
: Brooklyn. SAMPSON"
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OPPIcE, THE DALLgs. on. June 7. 1893
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has iiled notice Of her intention 70
make fnal proof in support of her claim. and that
said proof Will he made before II. n. Frazer.
county clerk Of Gillian county, at Condor, Or.
on Fridny, Jnly 22.1s0s. viz:
SARAH TAYLOR, formerly sarah winzenredl
Hid. y. No. Abs,
for the sell nwL and lots 2. 3and 4. sec IL. t. 5
ar20 Q. W. NJ She names the following wit
nesses 10 prove her continuous residence npOn
and cultivation 0f said land viz. g. W. Kine-
hart. Oi CoudOu: George Angel. w j. Taylor
and Ella Kinehart, Of Mayville Urcgon
1918 Jas. +. NooRE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE Ar THE DAiAEs, on, June i6. 1908.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of hie Intention 10
make final proof N support of HIS claim. and
that said proof Will be made before II NJ Frazer,
county clerk OfGIliam coIinty, NJ Condor, Or,
on Tuesday, Augliet u 1885, yiz
JOHN a. WALKER, Hid. T. No. 3022
for the ewiI sec ~, SGr20o Q. W. M. He enamen
the following Witnesses 10 prove his c0ptinnnua
residence upon ana cultivation Of said land, VIZ,
r. q. Johnson, W B, Smith. G, r. Nelson aud
u Couture, ali OF CondOn, Oregon
t23'N jar, y 5IccRzI Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE. THE DALLEs, On, Juno =, 1893.
Notice IL hereby given that the following fani !.
ed settler has filed notice OF bis Intention 10
make fiunl pooof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proofw be made before II. N Eraxer,
county clerk Of Gillian county, Vi Condor, Or.
on ThuHdny, July III. 1906, via,
JOHN W. MILLER, 1fd. Y. No. 66el,
for the acI4 rec q, IN 4s,r22c, w. NJ. He names
the following witDeaees 10 prove hls continuous
John J. Portw00d, 3, y. Fletcher, w. NJ Oornalt
and Ezra A. Mayi NJ OF Conaon 0rcinn,
pb dAt y MooaE Ressrtesi
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-07

FrivNtes And honcnmMssInned nthftfs
are furnished rations, accontrements,
horses and forage. when mounted. and
4 certain allowance for clothing, quarters
and medical attendance.
Commissioned officers are furnished
quarters, medical attendance and the
privilege Of the commissary--that means
chance to hnv food. etc, at first cost.
They have to hny their own food, cloth
ing. arms. horses and Announcements.
There is fair increase Of paw after
men and officers have served certain
terms.
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OF Interest TO Settlers.

H. N. Frazer. County Clerk. at Com
don. Oregon. continues to give sperial
attention to U. s. government land APP
pIications. filings and proofs. He il also
prepared to receive applications for the
purchase of state srhool. lien school
lands and forfeited railroad lands, at his
Office.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-07
NoN-ALCoHoLIc.

No man who lives on meat was ever
known to lick HE wife, or ask for n
divorce. A vegetable diet woman is as
cold and clammy as a tnrnip. II yOn
want your girl 10 have ROSY cheeks and
vitality in her motion. feed her on beef
steak with occasional doses Of DR.. Haw-
son's Tonic Bitters. Sold everywhere.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE At THE DALLEs Or. June I6. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her intention to
make final proof IN support OF her .laim, and
that snid prooiwil be made before H. n Frazer
county clerk Of Gillian county. ut CondOn Ore.
gon. on Friday, July %, 1873, VIZ:
MAHTHA z. GRIDER. Hid. z. No. 65li,
for the ~ neI geL nWL metz pwi< see y. IN 4 .
raj q WIN, She names the following wifnesses
~ prove her rcontinH0ne residence mon and etit
tvation Of sald lgnd, VIZ; X, ". Cooke J. r
copk 4 = 1op>y as ADe Aoye. ai.0 goa..,...
11rg1r,
9N gAs, r, AO6sE, Registen.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-07

There Ii no danger OF ANYBODY being
yonbled with dyspepsia, sonr stomach,
nightmares or III temper who uses Foe
sil fonr. Nothing ruins the health 90
quickly and surely rs bad bread, and
nothing creates go mnch harmony and
cbeerlnlness ID family as good, light
bread and biscuits, "tbe kisd your moth
er baked" The only way 70 accomplish
this IL 10 nse Fossil four--the best and
cheapest IN the world.
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Notice to Wood HauIers.

Bids will be received by the under.
signed between now and Jnly Is, 1898.
for The delivery OF fifteen 49, c6rds n
first.class, clear, two-foot wood at the
school honse in Condor, Oregon, wood
to be delivered on or before October /.
1893. r. II. STEPHENSON,
Ciprk
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xfrAxTED- AGENTS FOR sGfADsTONE, HIS
w I4f1 and Pphlie Services By Thos. w.
MAndlnrd. A wonderful stpfp OF glorious ca
rSHr. ureF 500 large radiant pageH 100 superb,
rare enrrfffnae. Richest biggest. best and only
~ a1Fsed t1i4dhfo1e honkt Published. Only
fgha cnra Afissln1 30 pcr cent Credit given.
fitIeht rzl1 oaffk fr.e Df0p Ill trash and
fiaaE $40 m1olh VI i me ofiIr ff7ie and gnof
fistae suns h1skn Al ztRfs TIL q DOMINION
ks|sIrkfxs tissA y eptzs DtsSlvfe r:T'ei.
4 NIoaFa6I,a and uoaEA ksan: Ans 5iiiI
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To Home Seekers.

I have for sale fine residence properties
in Condor, and Fossil. together with
harms and ont honses for each residence.
Also several fine farms and stock ranches.
none better, near Condor. Clem. Olex
and Arlington. Terms very reasonable.
II. B. HENDRICKS.
Box 1876 Atty, Condor, Or.
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Notice to the Ladies'.

Mrs. E. NJ. West, late Of Portland. has
npened fine line of millinery goods in
the room inst sonth Of Condon Hotel.
Latest STYLES in hats. trimmed and nm
trimmed. Also trimming done to order.
Call and see her
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-07
Fruit Trees! Fruit TreesI l

VIM. B. Neidemeyer, agent for The
Vancouver Nursery Co., Is making a
thorough canyass of this section of Gil
liam county in the interest of bis firm.
II yon need fruit, shade or ornamental
trees small frnit. shrubhery. etc Won
s.aplf gsseac ,oar csd1. aatii w calls.
jsp9
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Lreasurer,s NOTICE..

All county warrants registered prior
to Nov. IL, 1896. will he paid on presen-
tarinn at my office. Interest ceases after
this date. S r. BARKER.
Treasurer of Gillian conntv, Oregon.
Dated at Conilon. Ore, june 80, 1898.
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Fourth- of-JuIy EXCLUSION Rate

The o r & N co will sell round trip
tickets from Arlington to all rail points
IL Oregon including Wallnla and Walla
WaIla for the Fourth-of July at one fare
f,r the ronnd trim. Tickets IN sale Jnlv
2-3 4 good to return mp tn and intending
July 8. f G HNnLR, Agt Arlington
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-07

The Wasco Warehouse Co. has wool
sacks. fleece twine and sack twine for
sale at Arlington.
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"WAR"
lin rates.)

Write qnick to the undersigned and
enlist in the army Of passengers taking
advantage ri the cut rates to the East.
f. G. HISDLE, Ag't o. X. < \. Co.,
Arlington, Ore.
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General Passenger Agent. Portland. or.

Volunteers wanted at oree 10 call on
or write to the undersigned for informa-
tion relative to the ENORMOUS CUT
in ticket rates tn the East. +. g. Hinhle.
Ag't 0. r. & n. Co., Arlington, Ore.
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REDUCING STOCK.

Selling Out at Cost
0nr large stock of tickets to the East
going at immensely reduced rates. Call
on or write to
F. G. HINDLE, Agent,
Arlington. Ore.
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Wages Paid 10 Soldiers.

FelIowlEg il a list 81 wages received
I'M soldiers and olIlrers ii the ". S.
army. which viii be Il interest to every
one at this time:
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Through Tourist Cars to st
Louis.

A tourist sleeping car will leave Port
land every Monday via Mo. Pac. and
every Wednesday via The Burlington
Ronte at 8P. NJ. via the 0. r. 4 N.
through Salt Lake and Denver without
change to St. Lnnis, and nnder the su-
pervision Of experienced conductors NJ
change 0f cars to the cities, Kansas City
or ST. Lanis. Keep this service in mind
when going East and consult q. r. & N.
agents or address,
w. Fl. HURLBURT.
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or.
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Deputy Stock inspectors.

have appointed as my deputies the following
persons:
w. II. colwell. Arlington.
l.. b. Townsend, Condor.
Fred A. Hale. Fossil.
r. NJ JOHNSON, Lone Rock.
stock Inspector for Gillian County, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-07
Il. Nj rfKShRiexS,
FOSSIL an.
. - -. nA.A

Rs y. IFgNnRlcKS, Il. Nj HhNnNicxS
tfOIpfon t}fs foskn tlf
II. "A. & n. r.. HENDRICKS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
0FEECEs At cnNnuN AND tosSttl ORR EtiSsN.
Careful attention 10 oillce counsel aud practice
We write Deeds, Mtgs, liens, Wills, Iranscripss,
abstracts, S.e, Fire insurance In the best com.
pNnieS extane- Also attention to Collections ana
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
proppsa psaa.

John Fletcher, colored. dropped
dead yesterday morning in his
boats. Death was the result OF heart
disease. The deceased was a fisher
man, and was very well thought Of BY
everybody. he was the fisherman for
the oglsthorpe hotel. The coroner's
jury rendered a verdict OF death from
accidental causes.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
win ssttl. Al Once.

The shaker colony now in the city
win 90 to Altama as soon as the re-
pairs to the house are completed and
their furniture arrives. They srs
people who do not believe IN losing
ans time and win begin she retaining
Of the land for their stock range at
once.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
TIekats 3 sals.

The tickets FOR the concert un Mon
day night February 7sare out and for
sale At Fle@iug & wars. Those
whaling 70 secure aeais had better APP
ply at an early date, as The small al
,alseon asked will no doubt attract
b who would hesitate at larger
Office, ana fnll house will be the nal-
ural result