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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-06
THE HORSE SHOW AT MORRIsTOWN

The entries for the Field Clubs Horse Show at
Morrtstown. n. j. on October IL y and 49, have
closed with three hundred nominations. Many
hoied prize winners are among the candidates.
An added attraction will be the exhibition drills
by the I'd Battery n G. S. N Y. Nearly all the
private boxes and the parking spaces have been
taken Many house parties have been arranged
Tor the week In the contests for roadsters the
s3algits include those Of Robert II. McCurdy, c.
n Sanderson De Witt C. Flanagan Richard A.
McCurdy. c. NJ Decker and a. l. Page. In the
harness Classes horses of Thomas 3. Hidden
Mrs Robert L. Stevens, w. Allston Flagg, George
=; Post. lr. Mrs Seymour l. Cromwell. Mrs
Charles PhZer. IT., Mrs Charles NJ Chaplin. II.
NICK TwombIy. A. F. Hyde. Mrs. John NJ Shaw
Walter P. Bliss, Richard n. Williams, Philip
Livingston and others. Saddle horses viii be
hibited by f T. II Talmage Miss Scribner. Harry
J. Peters and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-06

Ohly Two games were played in the National
league yesterday, New-York defeating Boston and
81. Louis winning easily from Cincinnati Rain
prevented the game at Philadelphia between the
Brooklyn and Philadelphia teams. So the results
lhls morning are not particularly interesting ex-
csDt 70 those who are watching the efforts Of the
teams far back in the pennaut race.
The game ct the Polo Grounds was ba+1zear 49,,
NeTy-York and Boston teams. The poor showing
made by Boston against The Brooklyn team re-
cshtly seems 20 have had bad effect on the nerves
u the massachusetts players. The visitors played
yesterday as II they did not have friend Left on
eaFth' and as q result the home team won almost
q II pleased The Harlem men felded finely and
RaSssa the curves of Wills hard enough in the first
----e 20 WIN tE6 game. Taylor. the mute pitched
Sp-sAqidly throughout Clark and Selbach did The
va DatHns Of the day. While the field work Of
A@ol'E Ald DAVIS was excellent, usual. Scora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-06

coon PRTCFs AT IExINGToN SALE.

Lexington. KY. Oct. (SpeciaD.-The third day
Of the horse sale here we'll attended and prices
vera satisfactory The highest price brought
BY Tennie G. a good looking daughter OF Robert
NfcCrezor which will go 10 the Mill Greek Stock
Farm at Cynthfana The best prices were as roi-
lows
rrba Rsn5n,s Daughter b m Q years old BY Baron
Wilkes dam BY Hamlet; Strong SON West 49,,
a .
Lady Prospect. - years old. by Lord Russell 80
dam bv George Wilkes. Bowsrman Brothers ~
Bay ally WSsnns ~ Prs %Ion Gam os $50
Tenny G. Oh m IL years old. by fttdert McCIregor
dam BY Aluaont: Mil Creek stock Farm y -.
Miss Lucy b m 4 years old. by Baron Wilkes. by -
Robert McGregor: Min Creek Stock Farm 40
wilton Sdo Belle 74io 9 5 r. years Old oy "'.'O go
fsolira d / wears old Norval. dam BY Nut
wood George LOOMS Minneapolis -
Bay fys H Wsr5 e q a aa o. zoo
Dark PSI. br- years old. by DARK knight
dam by Crft.enden: John Spour. Haywood KY $50
Twenty-eight head sold for $3.50. an average OF
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CAPTAINS CUE.
FoURsoME PLAY AT ARDsLEY.

After winning the handsome Archbold Cup on
Thursday Mrs A. De Witt Cochrane figured IN
another Of the Ardsley contests yesterday. though
not with similar success The had
ranged a foursoune. and Mrs Cochrane chose for
her partner Miss Barron. Of her own club To-
eether they made a score Of los This was four
strokes higher than that returned by Miss Heron
and Miss Ethel Wickham, TO whom was awarded
,bo rrtza In the afternoon there was a driving
contest in which each player had three trials from
a special tee the average distance OF the three
halls counting for the prize Here MIS-. Il A
Manice of Ienox who the long driving con-
test in the women's National championship two
wears ago showed that she had lost nothing OF her
skill bv winning first place. with an average OF
I33 10 Yards To-day there is 10 be handicap ana
putting competition. The summary;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-06

London, Oct. 5-At the FIRST days racing OF the
Kempton Park autumn meeting to-day the In
periaI Produce Stakes Of 5000 soveregns was won
by II. Chaplin's bay FLY, by Galopln out Of Queen
Adelaide, ridden by Danny" Maher. Second place
captured by Mr.. TheobaId's brown colt Vo-
lodyovsd By FlorizeI lila Refine. Lester ReiR
having the mount, and Santa Linda came IN third,
Nine horses ran
The Middlesex Selling Plate, OF 800 sovereigns,
for three-year-olds and upward, one mile and a
half, was won by Fanunst, guided by J. H
C'Skeets) Martin. Mergante ran second with
Rlgby up and Yusen. with Tod Sloan in the saddle
third.
The Half Moon Selling Nursery Handicap, of 200
soVeTeigns the winner to be sold by auction for
ridden by AIaher. 80 - - 1"DI0'''
The Richmond Plate handicap. Of 1000 sover-
etsus. for three-year-olds and upward SIX fur
t99gs vas won by J. A Drakes bay colt Sir er-
Foote, on which Lester Reiff had the nonnt
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NEW RECORD ON LEXINGTON TRACK-vEs
PER WINS WILSON CONTEST.

Lexington. Ky. Oct. 1.-The track was fast to-
Gay, and game Charlie Herr broke the track rec
ord for race by going the second heat in the 2HS
trot in 9O7 fat which is a record also for the
little trotter. He won the race in straight heats
and was loudly appIauded when u was over The
Wilson was won with by the Tennessee mare
vesper in straight heats. after she had lost the
first to Saul, owned in Illinois.
Two PAGERS entered the 2IO list in this race.
Reue Onward won the first heat in the pa trot.
-. r,o5a break near the three-4uarters in the
second was run over by Scott Hudson and Baron
PAL ans was out OF il. No serious damage was
dons and the mare started again. After this there
vas nothing in the contest except Dolly BidWeIi'
and she won easily in straight meats me SUM
marieS-
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- Withdrew. disqualified
c. b Macdonald. who Is the man who introduced
golf In the West, who LAID out the Chicago Golf
Club links. and who Is president of this club which
acted as host for the professionals who attended
the opening tournament, said he was happy over
winning the amateur trophy. but rot proud OF his
score
All the professionals were entertained at dinners
given by rival golf supply houses tonight To-
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CHESS.
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB OPENS.

The season OF the newly organized Cosmopolitan
Chess Club formally opened yesterday after
noon. when Marshall and Roething contested the
first game OF their series in the presence Of large
number OF spectators Marshall essayed Queens
Gambit, which Roething accepted The game be-
came very lively and interesting from the start, al
though the Brooklyn player had slight pull right
from the opening. Eventually he succeeded in win
ming pawn, but, overlooking simple move which
would have won the game he had TO accept draw
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RACING AT THE DANBURY FAIR

Danbury. Conn. Oct 5-To-day was MADE a hoH-
A., IN Danbur1r every factory school and business
house in the city being closed. in order 70 give
those desiring an opportunity 10 attend the Dan
burr, fair Upward OF twenty thousand people were
a. strendance There were two races-2.2O trotttng
and e:25 pacng-each with purse OF $500. and re-
suIted follows;
1rotrinS Ce:2o eiasAO-won BY Governor Page Dr. -
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turf were favorable for good golf to-day except
for shower Of short duration at luncheon time
There were no surprises to-day for the men who
were looked upon promising for the anal meet
tomorrow These are ]. Forrest OF Philadelphia.
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CYCLING.
THE MOONLIGHT CENTURY RUN-TEsT1-
NORMAL MEET TO JOHN LAKE TO-DAY.

THE MOONLIGHT CENTURY RUN-TEsTI-
NORMAL MEET TO JOHN LAKE TO-DAY.
Many new entries have been received by the
Union League Wheelmen for their open moonlight
century run, 70 take place this evening The entry
lists will not close until the started. COM
mittee Will be at the start Bedford Rest Brooklyn
to receive entries and issue badges from $50 D m
70 p. m. The run proper will start at 2. m, but
any rider who desires 70 make this century with
the idea OF completing a double by riding
morrow may do so with the special division, which
Will start at p m. in charge OF D. NJ Adee. and
q competent corps Of pacemakers. This division
will finish early enough to allow its members 10
twelve miles an hour I viii be aaintained by Both
divisions. following the route through Coney Isl
ley Stream moonlight iuncReonj. AmityviIie Free
port. Richmond Hill finishing at Bedford Rest.
finish. c. P. Staubach viii be captain OF the run
Iy cgoe Faos viii T Be Red Madsog square
GaTden on DEG december 10 to 10 Long distance men
ing laurels and American dollars. They have been
t %So ~ I now IN Pas c inc %s R for the
American Cycle Racing Association
Thomas Leeper, of Rutherford. a bicycle rider
who frequently appears the tracks in this dts
trict was injured Passaic Thursday night by
crashing head first into stone wagon team IN
Passaic-ave. He was trying 70 catch up with a
the way, and before he could save himself he had
run into the horses. he was thrown twelve feet
and rendered unconscious. His head was cut and
his body bruised. He revived St Mary's Hos
pital. where he was taken. His injuries are not
serious.
The testimonial race meet in honor OF Jack
Lakes return from Europe, to be held at the Cove
Track Staten Island. to-day, promises to be sue
cessful Many entries have been received. among
them ". A. La Due the great unpacei rider from
Cold Spring, and John Bedeu. Of the Kings County
Wheelmen. The track is in excellent condition and
good sport IS assured.
The itinerary of the run OF the Century Wheel
men from New-York to Rockaway Beach and re-
turn tomorrow is as follows: Going-Fifty ninth
st. and Eighth-ave East Twenty-third-st. ferry.
Broadway (Brooklyn). COney Island, Bedford Rest,
Jamaica, Valley Stream and Rockaway Beach (din-
ner); returning-ROckaway Beach, LynbroOk.
Hampstead Freeport, Point Pleasant. Bedford
Rest and Century Wheelmen's clubhouse, No 10
West Seventy-hrst-st. Brooklyn riders enter at
Broadway ferry. Brooklyn
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~ STILETTO COLLIsION TNATOIDARLl

washington Oct 5-The report OF the Naval
Court OF Inquiry. which examined into the recent
collision Of the torpedo boat Stietto with the dock
al Fort Adams during the Newport manoeavres
has been submitted and approved and forwarded to
the Navy Department. IL finds that the collision
was unavoidable owing 10 the binding glare from
the searchights Of the Massachusetts, and the New
York Just after the Stletto had fred a torpedo at
the Massachusetts and was making OK At this
moment. IL would have been impossible to avoid
ramming the Massachusetts had not the Stfstto's
helm been put hard apOrt. and when this was done
the boat suddenly brought into collision yxfth
the dock The Board gives the items OF dauaaee
recommending the repairs which viii cost a Few
hundred dollars and The substitution OF a yV,,oss-,
bow FOR the carried away by the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-06

Miss Caroline Naben. who takes the lead in the
Automobile Contest to-day, Is well known IN the
musical world Miss Naben has a studio in Car
negie Hall She has studied diligently since she
was young girl, and she has had the advantage
or the best instruction Miss Maben gave
musical recently, at the close OF which she was
complimented by a number OF her musical
friends
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ST LOUIS. 6; CINCINNATI,

Cincinnati Oct. 5-Scott was hit hard to-day
Donlin's pair Of homers we're the features Score:
e g f1a8is --.-....----0 d !
i'alleT1es-scott and PETIT; sudhoH and Robinson
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Mrs. = A Maniee 1873 10 yards: Miss wtckham. 1904 :
Miss Heron I27 So Miss Terry l2S -; Miss HaTr1S91
Misc %, Miss A De W Cocnrane III
Miss barron los Pc. Miss Clark, los 20 MS F. l.
Eidridge 1Oa g. and Mss Eddy 81
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KICKERs' HANDICAP AT MoNrcLAIR

Montclair. N J., Oct. 5 (speciaD.-A kickers'
handican golf tournament was held this afternoon
among the women OF the Montclair Golf Club.
eighteen holes medal play over the new course for
was the winner with a net score of los. The best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-06
NOTES AND QUERIES.

]. J. Your request has been complied with.
Richard Sheldon. OF the New-YOrk Athletic
Club, has returned TO Yale 10 complete his col
lege course. For that reason he says he is COM
PEELED 10 withdraw from the contest He wishes
10 thank his many friends for the lively interest
they have taken in his candidacy.
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Address all inquiries and votes 10
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST.
Tribune Office, New-YOrk.

Hilltop Jr- second Wilkes Pointer, third Best time.
2.ls5a. by Hilltop. Jr
cIassfWou Belle o. WarerbLy. D.
T,lsky Mont second. Scott. third Best time, 2-3OA.
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BASEBALL.
NETWORK DEFEATS BOSTON, WHILE
RAIN PREVENTS THE CHAMPIONS
FROM PLAYING.
THE RECORDS.

GAMES YESTERDAY
New-York. o. Boston l. ST Louis, 8: Cincinnati /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-06

morrow the former champion, Willie" Smith and
tom" Hutchinson will play a S6-hole match 10 de-
eide controversy
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Birrrles

food T5c. 81 SL25. $780, STA All nnakea
r.pT- Guaranteec b. the mira SPECIAL prsres 70
likes dealers WILLS . Park 80g. =. a
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THE BEST THERE IS.
A glance al the Apartment House advertising IN
The Sunday Tribune Will help settle you in a home
fSEt E1nfsE.
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BOSTON
NETWORK

->s~-+ueA ..------.--.....-..-. 70
TT bass by erro-s-BOston. l. New-York 2 Ief,
Or 'U1s'T52eton 10 Neu-York. First base balls
- %s.1f Stolen bzses-Van Haltrsn. Sebach.
base h's-seIbach ?. Lowe Umpire-snyder. Time OF
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HARNESS RACING.

The second game will be played tomorrow ate
noon.
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FIRST RAcE-An ages; 500 added. furlongs
The Winners
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PLAY ON HOT SPRINGS LINKS

orrow a mems tournament begins.
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ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

start fair Won cleverly; place easy
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Third roundf-A. De Witt Cochrane. Ardsley beat Dr.
J. A Wells EngleHood by default; s Maddox. Crescent
Larkin. Yountakah. beat ". C Carnegie, by l up J.
Reid tr, 81 Andrews c T Stout Richmond County.
by UP and I 10 play
i-hnals-Cochrane Maddox by l up: Reid IT,
beat Larkin, by up and play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-06

Bad start. Won all the way; place won by a nose
FOURTH FaAcE-For maiden two-year-olds; $500 added
Eclipse Course.
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Republican Convention.

The republicans n Gillian comfy
met In convention III this city today and
was called to order hy Comfy Chairman
Geo B. Dokek. Alex Hardie was elected
temporary chairman and q. w. Mop
tsgue waS elected temporary secretary.
THE following committees were then apr
pointed:
Credentials--F. T. Hurlbnrt, ------
Fletcher, II. M. Pliler.
Order " Bnsines--Geo B. Dnkek, W..
II. CoIwell, j. Il. David.
Permanent 0rganization--Grant Wade
Geo Perry, Alex Duthie.
Resolutions and Platform--J. NJ.
Johns, Perry Ham, J. +. ReIsacher.
The convention then adjourned until
1.30 T. M.
At the afternoon session, after the rom
tine report Of committees, etc, the FOL
lowing ticket was placed 10 nomination:
Sheriff.. i. Ham, Of Lone Rock.
Clerk--H. N. Frazer, Of Condor.
Commissioner--Joseph Ward, Of Olex.
School snpt.--H Grass, Of Arlington.
Assessor--M. o. Clarke, Of Condor.
Treasurer--s. b. Barker, OF Condor.
suryeyor--R. II. Waln, Of Condor.
Coroner A. II. Reudy, Of Arlington.
Delegates 10 State convention--F. T.
IIurlburt, Grant Wade, Jay Bowerman,
Geo. b. Dukek.
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Murdered in Alaska

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Horton we're MUIR
dered BY Indians near Skaguay, Alaska.
last 0ctober, the facts having but re-
Gently come to light, Mr.. and Mrs Hor-
ton had been married but few months
before at Eugene, Oregon and had gone
to Skaguay 10 reside, They were enjoy
ing an outing in camp on the shores OF
Lynn canal when they we're attacked by
Indians andmurdered. Recently one Of
the Indians WAS converted by the Saliva
tion Army at Skaguay and he at once
proceeded to make a full confession Of
the crime at public meeting OF the
Army, Bert Horton was well known
at Condor having worked for Mrs. Mary
Brown on Rock creek and other parties
IN this section. He was highly respect.
ed and the tragic end OF himself and his
young bride will be mourned by many
friends in Oregon.
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Purely Business.

Choice fumily white tlshat Damn Bros.
Wood alcohol iaf Bath Cabinets $2. 90
per gal ii Condor Dfug Co.'s.
Order tailor made suit fit guaran-
teeds sfroni Dunn Brps.
Wr are agfnta inr the famous Bnek.
.kIham y llreteh Boots and phoes.
Damn Bros.
Colds Cnlda Cured BY using l4anE's
i,axatlse Guld Tablets For sale only Ia
Condor by the Hudson Pharmacy
non'tsenl o6 ipr your pattarns when
yoi can gct the lintleriek patterns at Il,
II stcphenson's,
Condon's circulating library gives ar
cess 70 4 large and eempiete list OF the
works az the best wrters. Become u
member willie the opportunity II YOURS,
Ii W. panliug. librarian, Magazines
and peFiodiealslof sale.
The choicest aud finest line oi Jewell.
w that has eyer been ia Condor can
nnw be found 1.-THE Hudson Pharmacy.
Step ID and examine the quality and
prices 81 these gooda
ti r. Neal, tlie well known anction.
eor, VIII give The strictest attention 70
all b1sinesa entrusted 70 his care. n
yon haye property 20 sell consult him.
We wIsh ID thank oUr patrons for
their liberal patronage during the past
year and hope 70 merit continuance oi
the same 10 the fuire. Dunn Bros.
WAsrsp The ladies of Condon and
vicinity ~ know that they can ge, the
nest aseoftmcut ol high class fruits, con-
iectionery,sud crackers az Jackson 4 ny,
sarte,
Damn bros. havn an immense line nl
iiuc merchandise upon which the prices
have been reduced since the holidays.
Their stock consists ol Dry loods, Cloth
Inv, Furnishings, Groceries etc.
Wool bags are now ready Tor dstrlbu-
iinn and your orders are solicited
Write na Or saud hy yNur friend for The
number ypn want. The price wil be
right at the Arlington Warehouse Com
pany's,
Az 4 celebrated Hair Rcstorer, an i'm.
ymaruiato article for the toilet, and K
check Tho iallipg ont 81 the hair. causes
new growth ui hair on bald spots, e
restore iss natural color and to improve
ils growth use pF Shoik'a tiolien Hall
Tonic. Hudson Pharmacy, sole agents
The Abingdon Warehouse company's
commodiansw nswarehonses VIII ba turned
ever ta The 9oal sFawers this seasnn and
the management Rill sea 20 itthat all
afe rightly treated, We NON he the
wiele show but will be the best show u
Arlington when we have this eeason's
wa0l edpkioRed away and the glad faces
oi the sturdy sheeplunsters arc seen IN
our houses. This Il one ni the years loI
wool
Dr. Gillette, late h0nse spfeeonat ths
Cool Samaritan h0spital will arrive
here Ia few days. Ills office wil
be ia The Condon Dng Co.'S store.
KODAKst 4 k0DAKsl KOpAKst
0ne 30. 5 Cyclone Camera. one .duzel
Seed u plates. 2 bottles developer and
lh uypo lor 40 60. This IL not spccia
offer but nar regular price. We can save
Won money, Coudon Drug Co, Photi
Dealers.
Arlington promises 20 be the heaVies
wool shipping poiut caAt Of The Dale
this seaeou, Everybody is talking 0
Arlington 0Ba market hard % beat gns
this season promises to eScel IN lnierts
aud activity, iie iu line and bring YOU
wool 70 tho Arlington Wafehonse Com
pany. They will mako advances aud aid
you IL securing good price.
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Political Points.

At the democratic primaries held last
Saturday, the following delegates were
elected 10 represent Condor precinct at
the county convention which will meet
next Saturday: S. s. Grider. =. ii. steph-
enson, a. S. Rice, J. ii. Downing and II /.
e. Strickland. Geo. L. Neale was nom-
inated for justice Of the peace, II. O.
Strickland for constable and A, s. Rice
for road supervisor,
The delegates from Arlington precinct
are Il. p. Weir. A. J. Shelton and Geo.
s. Smith. The delegation comes in
structed to support Geo. s. Smith for
commissioner. Tho nominations for
precinct officers are A. j. Shelton, justice
Of the peace; T. d, sweeten, constable !;
/. w. Flecher, road supervisor.
Rock creek precinct will send the follow.
ing delegation: W. r. Bower, Henry
wilkins. Jas. Larch and D. +. Stricklin.
Nominees for precinct officers are Chris
Refs. j. Z, Jap Dodson, constable; and
q. w. Marvel, road supervisor.
Mayyille will be represented at the con-
vention byiher four old war horses viz :
Andy cireiner, G. L. Lille, K. W. Crane
aud Ira Carter.
The Interests oil Ferry Canyon, the
precinct Of tall bunch grass and big
wheat fields, will be looked after by
Blaine Maley, s, V. Moore and Sam L.
Van yactor and John Madden viii an.
swer at roll call for Lone Rock precinct,
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A number Of new 'phones are being
added 10 the Condon xphsn2e this week
Jackson 4 Dysart, Condon Drug Co,
Rinebarts restaurant, Henshaw's resi.
dence and the lodge room in Arnory
hall will be "'pboned" apl the exchange
will be divided into three circuits.
Ed Palmer, who has been at Granite
all winter is home for = few days. I'd
had severe tusslc with the small box
and panm mia during the winter but is
all right again. He says Granite il
booming and viii be lively camp dur
ing the summer. When he returns he
will take number Of work teams with
him,
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J. IL. Garrison, Cashier Of the bank OF
ThornYille, Ohio, had been robbed Of
health by serious lung trouble until
he tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Then he wrote: 1T is
the best medicine | ever used for a se-
we're cold or bad case oi lung trouble.
/ always keep a bottle on hand" Don't
anlfer with Conghs, Colds or any Throat
Chest or Lung trouble when you can be
cured 70 easily. Only Soc and $l.00.
Trial hotties free at Condor Drug Co.'S.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

LAND 0FFicE Ar THE nGLLEs, Or, Mar, 6, 1900,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hasiiled notice OF her Intention to
make final proof in support OF her cmlin, and
that said proof will be made before ii, \. FIaz r.
County Clerk at Condor, Oregon, ON Fri day,
April 20 1900 via:
SADIE +, PARMAN, Of Condor, OREGON
lid. Il, No 67ea lot sela. neii and cls seia
see ], tp 4 5, RIO 0e w. NJ She names tne fol-,
idenee upon and cultivation ni said land viz;
Mrs. NJ. C EASTMAN James Cordcll Antoine
Berge and G. A, simpson AL Of Condor, oregon.
gAY + LUCAS, Register,