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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-22
Arlington Items.

Some wheat is still coming 10 ana oe-
ing sold at good prices.
Mrs. A G Hawson was called TO "a''a
WalIs last week, caused by the death O
her father.
Attorneys GuEley and Jayne were az
Salem several days last week, viewing
the legislative ruins.
Fin Thomas's little girl, who was 80
badly burned last week is improving
slowly and will likely pull through.
Rev. II Barnbart and family arrived
here last Wednesday and 10 now WORK
Ing with the other Rev. Barnhart IN the
revival work at the M. Il. church.
About 20 tramps struck the town sun
day morning and, as usual, none oi them
had had anything to eat for three days
40 hear them tell it-when applying
for "hand-out."
Mr.. Hubble Of Winlock, Grantcounty,
spent several days in town the first o.
the week. He came in to meet his
youngest daughter, Stella, who bas beer
| in the East and California for the last
/ five years.
/ Confidence Lodge No. rs, X. r., IN
stalled the following officers last Mon
day: &c Hindle, G @; s q Hawson
4 v g; Bob Watkins, X r s. After the
installation a fine lunch WAS spread ant
all had way-up time.
i sherIey Miller and Mr.. Sharrard,
brother Of Arthur Sharrard OF this place
have started for Wall creek. up in fh'
Blue mountains, near Monument. The.
win be back in about two weeks II the
don't get lost too badly.
We are sorry TO note that Mrs. X
Robinson is confined TO her bed will
] typhoid fever, contracted at Mnyvill
> some weeks ago while attending her si'
I ter, who died with the same fever. lie
. many friends sincerely hope for her re
: coyery.
. Everybody 10 kicking about the wa
! the legislature is being "held up" at "a
4 lem. OF course it is the dear people
money that they are spending, at tn
rate Of q, 900 a day, and they do nc
care. 1t shows the necessity OF electin
| senators BY popular vote, which wonl
stop all such muddles. Then dispen'
with one Of the houses and all the Inv
could he made in less time than 40 da.
:, and what laws we're passed could be co
sidered and passed intelligently. As
is now, the time Is all taken mp wiz
!, !. pulling for some Office or commission
" TINS making 1t cost the people double
pay to get them in and pay them VIII
" they are in.
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nlJnder The LaureIs."

Following is the cast OF characters
that will play the above drama in the
hail at Condor on Friday evening, Feb.
18th. the proceeds of which will go tow
ards purchasing library for the public
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-22
For sale or Trade.

D. A. Dodson of Hay creek has nine
head Of good Young stock hogs which ne e
will sell or trade for good COW. Caii
coon,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-22

Only simple question! Why send
away for a sewing machine when yon
can get one OF the --latest Improved
and guaranteed for ears, from Shurte
Bros Price from sl5 to $50.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-22
OF Interest to Settlers.

All persons desiring to acquire title TO
any lands in the United States or to
purchase school lands, school lien lands,
will make no mistake hy calling on U.
s. Commissioner s. A. d. Gurley at Ar
| lington, Oregon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10
BASE BALL DOTS.

Reading dropped one yesterday.
-Four new men will appear on the diam
ond OH Saturday with the G. A. G.
Manager Hushobeck says he expects to
win the game and put up the best game
ever played on the Union street grounds.
Washington and st. Louis played an
errorless game yesterday
The Young Star Lights have organized
for the season and are willing to play any
team under l6 years Of age. The players
are as follows: Cuff, c., Salisbury, p;
Saunders, ss Macy, h.; White, ab.;
Boyer, 3D. : Pryor, RI; DENLY, of. Abren,
If. Send challenges to Charles Saulsburys
9l4 B street.
The Monarch baseball team has organ
lied for the season with following players:
Stdham, c.. Covert or Kelley, p; Covert
or Kelley, lb,; Russell, 2b.; Blaokiston,
3b.; Sherwood, IF; Draper, S.. Creamer,
If. They would like to hear from all teams
not over II years of age. Send challenges
to G.. Russell, 607 w. sth street.
The Cliftons would like to arrange q
game with the Orange or Dupont Grays
Address Manager Pointer, 30 L. Front
street.
The Clifton Jrs., would like to hear from
any team under years OF age
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10
A DAY OF TARIFF TALK.
AS Result Little Progress Is Made
on the Tariff Bill.

on the Tariff Bill.
Washington, June 10.-The senate
had a period of tariff speeches yester-
day. and as O result little progress was
made on the bill. Mr.. Rawllns, Of
Utah, and Mr.. Mills, of Texas. dis
cussed the Democratic attitude of the
tariff from their respective standpoints.
Mr.. Rawlins was a member of the
platform committee of the Chicago con-
vention, and proposed the tariff plank
which was adopted. He held that the
vote he and several other Democratic
senators had cast for duties on cotton
and other agricultural products was
justified by that platform and by the
traditions Of the party. Mr.. Mills severe
ly arraigned the bill as a class measure
designed to build up vast fund for
distribution among the beneficiaries Of
the bill and at the expense of the for
gotten man." the taxpayers He indi-
rectly criticised the Democratic sena-
tors who voted for the amendments to
the bill putting g. tax on cotton and
other articles, contending that their
course was a radical departure from
the tenets of Democracy.
Later in the day Mr.. Cannon, of Utah,
proposed an amendment placing an ex-
port bounty on agricultural products.
He spoke for two hours on the need of
giving the farmer a share of the bene-
fits of the tariff
Mr.. Butler. of North Carolina, spoke
In favor of giving the farmer equal
benefits with other classes under the
bill. Only half page of the bill. COW
ering four brief and comparatively un-
important paragraphs. were disposed
of during the day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10
NOW AMERICAN DOLLARS GO.

XWilliam Waldorf Astor's Lavish Re-
ception to Foreign Nobility.
M y ndon, June 10.--Willlam Waldorf
2kAstor gave his second reception at his
Ihome in Carlton House Terrace last
lRvening. 1t was preceded by dinner
Sparty, at which 40 guests were present.
N Including Prince Alexander of TecB,
Ambassador and Mrs. Hay and Miss
" Hay
The mansion. which even before IT.
st-+ecame Mr.. Astor's residence was
counted among the most elegant pr-
y vate mansions in England, has been
entirely renovated. The rooms have
I, been exquistely paneled and enriched
with fine carving. The grand staircase
has been lavishly gilded and adorned
with beautiful frescoes. The dining
} room Is remarkable specimen of the
decorators art. and Is hung with mag
| nifcient tapestries
! The table is over DO feet long, prob
i ally The largest in the country. The
table decorations last evening were
| massive silver candelabra, while yell
low and white orchids and silver bowls
containing fruit and champagne In ice
were arranged along its entire length.
The reception was one Of the most bril-
liant given in London in recent years.
Among those present were the Grand
Duke and Grand Duchess Michael of
Russia, Earl Cadogan, the lord lieu
tenant of Ireland and a host Of En-
.glish dukes, earls and counts, with
their duchesscs and countesses. Lord
Mayor Faudel Phillips and the lady
Ymayoress. and scores Of members Of
the diplomatic corps.
The display of jewels was simply
prodgal, and the house was mass Of
flowers. NJ Paderewski. Nine Melba
Poi Plancon and other famous artists
assisted In the musical program.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10
NEW CASTLE NEW WS.
Correspondence Of the REfuBLICAN
NEW CASTLE, Juno 10, 1897.

DR.. John J. Black in speaking to q
REPUBLICAN reporter last evening said
that unless action Is Immediately taken
New Castle will be devoid Of It's beautiful
shade trees For some time past the elm
beetle has been playing havoc among the
elm trees Of this city. The beetle spends
the winter under the bark OF trees and in
crevces. As soon e3 spring appears it
commences its work Of destruction by eat
ing the leaves.
The fomule beetle lays It's eggs OIL tie
Younger leaves and then dies. In a short
timc tho eggs hatch into small caterpillars
and the work of destruction commences.
Then they drop to The ground and live
about two inches under the surface. After
O while ii the ground tho caterpillar
changes Into beetle and thousands Of the
tree destrCyers are ready for work another
scasop.
The beetles have been at work on tho
European elms here for a couple of years
Unless, the Trustees OF the school green
and owners spill Il quantity of coal oil
around the butts OF The tees to kill the
beetles while in the caterpillar state then
Now Castle will be devoid of its beautiful
shade trees.
On Sunday next the Presbyterian church
will observe Childrcn'5 Day. The service
will begin at 645 o'clock and take the
place Of tho Christian Endcavor meeting.
Two handsome Oxford Bibles will bopto-
scented to Matte Calhoun and IIcttlo
McCaughn for being competent to repeat
tho shorter CatCCbism while several
scholars will bc presented with testame nts
for saying the children's cateohism.
Charles Nuwlove Is confined 10 his home
suffering with an absCoss on tho thigh.
About week ago while Mt work in the
Knowles WoOien Mills he was sittin on
the edge of his bobbin bin and In some
way he overbaauCe Ced himself and fell into
the bin
HIS hip fell upon a bobbin standing up
right which pierced the fleshy part Of his
thigh. He paid no attention to tho wound
until the next day when he discovered he
was unable to weave. After going home
he found that he could not stand on the
leg 50 he went to bed. Then the abicess
appeared and a physician was summoned
Mrs. Challenger to. day Is entertaining her
infant Sunday school on the Clark lawn.
In few days we will have the benches
on the school green. Let the good work
20 on for we want New Castle to be up 10
The times.
New Castle Is not in it unless it has q
sensation.
1t will have one in few days,
St. Johns Lodge No. 2 A. +. A. NJ at
Its meeting last evening elected officers for
the ensuing term. The officers elected
wero w j. Hofnann, Thomas J. Gravoll,
L. E. Eliason Harry w. Hu.hbeck and
5. Atwood Stewart.
Four men will appear with the G. A. c.
on Saturday In the great game between
that team and Rockford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10

Philadelphia, June 9.-Flour quiet. win
ter super. s27542.9O; do. extras. sST325:
Pennsylvania roller, clear, S3.S5G4; do.
straight, $4l0ll4. 30; western winter. clear,
So 3S5Q4 do. straight. $i.l0G4.20: city mills.
extra, S3.lO4340. Rye flour quiet at $2.2I8
$50 per barrel. Wheat dull. except for
futures; contract wheat June, 795N79&c.;
do. July 7S2tI7ic.: No. 2 Pennsylvania
and No. Delaware red. spot. S2s4gS3c.; ;
No. red. June. 7GBc.; DO. July, HBc.; do.
September. Csc; do. December, nbc.
Corn dull and weak: steamer corn, spot,
27&12Sc.: No. yellow for local trade SpA
a3lc.; No. 2 mixed, spot and June, 2Sa@
29c Oats quiet. but firm: No. white
clipped, cariots. 261sc.; No. white June.
2jhd2Go.; do. July. 25%q2dC.: do August
and September. 2iisI25c. Hay quiet;
choice timothy. $3.50 for large bales. Beef
steady; beef hams S25 Pork barely
steady family. sl0.5O. Lard dull; western
steamed. sS2o Butter steady; western
creamery. ll915c.; do. fuctory. 7isGlOlao,:
ElSins, l5c. imitation creamery. 9kal2c.:
New York dairy. l0414Mc.; do. creamery.
l18l5c; fancy prints jobbing at II
Q2Oc; do. Pennsylvania. extra, whole
sale l6c Cheese quiet large New York,
SIC; ANAL fancy. 7EGSc.; part skins, 20
Sic. full skins. 2MG3c. Eggs steady;
New York and Pennsylvania l1hQl2c.;
western fresh. )0A4llc.; southern. S2.bJg
40 per 80 dozen cases. Potatoes steady;
southern. new, S35Ogi.5O. Tallow firm;
city, 3G3 l-l6c. country, 3bQ3 3-l6c. Cot
tonseed oil dull. prime crude 20c.:. do.
yellow. a3Ac Pig iron easy: southern.
$9.254IO25; northern. sl0Gl2. Copper
steady; brokers'. Sll; exchange. slO.9O3
ll2O. Tin nrmer; straits, sl3559l365:
plates dull. Spelter firm; domestic, $40
@4.3o. Lead lrmer at s3.25is433o. accord
ing to the Metal Exchange, while brokers
call tho market steady at s3l2h Cab
bage. per barrel or crate. sl251l.5o, Cot
fee inactive: September. SdO; December,
81 IS; March, $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10
THE RUIZ INVESTIGATION.
spain Has Il Report to Oppose That Of
General Lee.


Washington, June 10.--It is learned
that the department of state is In pos
session of two distinct reports bear
ing on the Ruiz case. One of these re-
ports was made by Consul General
Lee, and has been fully sent out to
the newspapers. The other report,
really the original, was joint produc-
tion, signed by Consul General Lee
and by DIR. Congosta, the Spanish con-
sui at Philadelphia, who, with General
Lee, constituted a special commission
to investigate the conditions surround
ing the death of DR.. Ruiz. In this re-
port the two commissioners went as
far as they could together, which nee
essarily confined them to mere state
ment of the facts that are not subject
to controversy.
Failing to agree upon a statement of
the causes which led to RuiZ's death,
the commissioners signed the document
at this point, and then by mutual
agreement made what may be described
as supplementary reports to their own
governments, In which they set out
statements that they could not agree
to include in the original report. 1t is
probable that the Spanish government
has a report intended to controvert
General Lees report, made by DR..
Congosto. With all of this literature
on the subject In possession of the two
governments the possibilities of pro-
longed negotiations are promising.
The publication OF the Lee report in
advance of its reception at the safe
department has given much annoy
ance TO the officials, and probably will
be made the subject of a quiet inquiry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10
Commander Clnrkson at Atlantic.

Atlantic City. June 1O.-A reception
was rendered last night to Commander
in-chief T. s. Clarkson, of the Grand
Army of the Republic, by the veterans
now in this city to attend the New
Jersey departments encampment. 1t
was attended by nearly two thousand
old soldiers, and many persons outside
of the organization also attended. The
commander-in-o was heartily re-,
celved. In the fight for the office of
commander Of the state a new candi-
date was brought out last night, who
many persons term the dark horse" in
the fight for the office. He is W. Frank
Gaul. of Post 5, Of Camden. His can
didacy is a great surprise, and the
Sands contingent have put renewed
vigor in their efforts to land the prize
The convention opened today In Morris
Guards armory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10
Be STRONG AND HEARTY.
How to be Strong and Full OF Lie and
Vigor.

II you starved for two days you would
feel as weak as acat.
Proof enough that your food is the cause
Of your strength.
II your stomach Is SICK you're starving
away your strength. Slowly perhaps, but
none tho less surely.
You feel it yourself
You have nausea loss of appetite, head.
ache. giddiness, pain in tho stomach, loss
Of strength, spirits and ambition,
What doyou think? That it's your head.
But it's not. It's simply your strength.
Food is strength Stomach makes it
available II stomach won't work, food
does not become available strength.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will, in few
doses, make your stomach we'll and help
your food make you strength.
Who wouldn't be strong? Whoever
won't take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sick, tired, weary men and woman,
those who are wCriing their bodies and
brains too hard, will find relief and strength
in Shaker Digestive Cordial.
1t makes strength. 1t makes health. 1t
makes happiness.
It's not an ordinary medicine it's a
cordial.
It's pleasant to take, and moro than
pleasant in its results.
For sale by all druggists at 10, 25, so
cents and $l00 bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10
WANTS A wHITEwAsHED sCAFFoLD.
THE OBSTINATE TURK.



of the Powers.
London, June 10.-The latest advice5
from Constantinople deny that the
powers are advocating direct negotia-
tions between Turkey and Greece. In
other respects. however, the aspect of
affairs Is rather worse than better. 1t
appears that at Saturdays conference
the ambassadors declined to accept
either Assim Bey or Zia Bey as a Turk
ssh peace commissioner. This, togeth-
er with their refusal to discuss the re-
tention of Thessaly, threw the sultan
into such a rage that he forthwith sum-
moned a meeting of the special COM
mission appointed to consider the terms
of peace.
All day Sunday he was in telegraphic
communication with most of the Eu-
ropean capitals, and in the evening he
gave stringent orders to the grand
vizier, who Immediately resigned. The
special commission sat until the small
hours of the morning, accomplishing
nothing but split among the men,
bers, the majority of whom expressed
themselves emphatically as opposed to
yielding to the powers.
The Turks are very angry at the
alleged brusque declaration of Sir
Philip Currie, the British ambassador,
that England will never permit Christ
ians to return to Turkish rule. 1t Is
also stated that the German ambassa-
dor is very much disconnected to find
Count Neidoff, the Russian ambassa-
dor, supporting Sir Philip Currie in
this respect, and though it Is still al
legged that Germany is advising Tur-
key to put every man under arms, it is
believed she has seen the advisability
of falling into line with the other
powers.
Advices from Athens show that the
gravity of affairs Is fully recognized
there. NJ. Scouloudis, the Greek for
eign minister, said last evening: Il do
not hesitate to say that the present is
most critical moment for our existence
as nation"
1t Is said the Turks have burned all
the villages around Domokos. and have
occupied and are strongly fortifyng the
villages of Trikeriz and Angistria, as
well as defending the entrance to the
harbOr of VOlo.
The Greek government has protested
to the powers against the continued
massing Of Turkish troops in Thessaly
and the hindrances placed by Turkey
to navigation in the Gulf Of Ambracia,
as violations of the armistice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-10

names from the registration list, any per-
son interested, or any registration officer,
may appeal to the resident Associate Judge
of the county, or in case Of his disability or
absence from the county, to any Judge en-
titled to sit In the Supreme Court, whose
determination shall be final; and he shall
have power to order any name improperly
omitted from the said registry to be placed
thereon, and any name improperly appear
ing on the said registry to be stricken
therefrom, and any name appearing on the
said registry, in any manner incorrect, to
be corrected, and to make and inforce all
necessary orders in the premises for the
correction Of the said registry. Registra.
tion shall be required only for general bl-
ennial elections at which Representatives
to the General Assembly shall be chosen,
unless the General Assembly shall other
wise provide by law.
BOARD OF PARDoNs.
Shall consist Of the Chancellor, Lieuten-
ant Governor, Secretary of State, State
Treasurer and auditor of Accounts.
LOCAL OPTION.
The General Assembly may from time
to time provide by law for the submission
to tho vote of the qualified electors of the
several districts Of the state or any OF them
In every district where there is majority
against license, no person, firm or corpora.
tion shall thereafter manufacture or sell
spiritrous, vinous or malt liquors, except
for medical purposes within said district.
THE FOUR DISTRICTS,
Under the provisions of this Article,
Sussex county shall comprise one district,
Kent county one district, the city of Will
mington, as Its corporate limits now are
or may hereafter be extended, ono district,
and the remaining part of New Castle
county one district.
Hereafter no law shall extend the term
of any public officer or diminish his salary
or emoluments after his election or ap.
pointment
RELATING TO PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
Hereafter all printing and stationery,
paper or fuel will have to be advertised for
and awarded to the lowest responsible
bldder,and shall be opened in the presence
Of the bidders or their representatives.
ELECTION IN 1898.
At the general election to be held in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety eight, there shall be elected from
each of the oven numbered Senatorial
Districts In the State, except District
plumber two in New Castle County, Dis.
trict number four in Kent County, and
District number two in Sussex County, a
Senator for the term of two years, and
from each of the odd numbered Senotorial
Districts in the State Senator for tho
term of four years.
1t has been decided so we have been In
formed that the two County Tax Collectors
appointed by the Levy Court, can hold
their offices and collect head taxes for the
year 1897 So they are not knocked out
after all and are expected to see that all
the County tax placed in their hands for
collection Is collected.