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The Greenville times., 1901-11-09

See our Boys 15c Bicycle Hose extra heavy
Gents Youths and Boys Department line of
Mems Strouse & Bros. "High Art'' Clothing, fit and
wear as well as any made-to-order garments.
Our $500 Young Bros. Hats are. just as good as
anybodys $500 hats.
Our $3.50 Williams, Kneeland & Cos. Mems Gus
tom-made Shoes are as geod anybody's $500 Shoes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
WINCHESTER.

The Shenandoah Valley has given
forth another war play. This time
it is Winchester in which love
and war and jealousy and sacrifice,
ana ali the other ingredients of the
melodrama formula are stirred into
a seething mixture of sensations:
Edward Nc Wade is its author and
it will receive an early production
in this city at the Grand Opera
House. The plot centres around
a brave Southern girl, who tapped
a telegraph wire to learn the plans
Of the Union army operations be
fore Winchester. a brave Federal
colonel who had taught her teleg-
raphy was suspected OF treason,
but in the end she sacrifices her
self TO save him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1901.
TUB lsHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY

ALL reforms spring from small
beginnings. You hear some men
say "well if we are to have new
city charter l do not want the Ros.
sell brand.' Another said that he
did not want any reforms that had
John Pyle or eX-Detective McNey
"a one Of the reformers. And still
another said they did not want anv
OF the reform brand in which Will
liam II. Quinn and David Lemon
had a voice IN. We are not Of the
same opinion and think that ali OF
these men can help to reform the
city. They have had considera BILE
TO do 10 the past with its affairs.
but for the time being they are on the
outside, but they know how affairs
have been conducted in the past
Possibly this is why they are 80
anxious to Join the citizens commit
tee and help to do all that lies in
their power to bring about reforms
and have our loca, affairs ru1 on a
business basis. This eiorm move
ment should have taken root six
years ago but still it is better late
than never. We are not i'll the
movemen: for any person al ADVANCE
nent or emouments. bot because
we think it is high time that such
a movement was started and some
good accomplished 40 that the city
will blossom forth as rose in the
desert. We believe only in reforms
that bring about betterment OF
he condition ci the WORKING people.
We believe this movement will Le
Rccompll shed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Will Interest You.

Mention the REPUBLICAN when ap-
plying for position.
A girl is wanted for general house.
work at No. Sl3 Shipley Street.
A girl for general housework is
wanted at No. l4O6 Harrison Street.
The Wilmington book bindery at
No. 6 West Sixth Street wants an er.
rand boy. viii give big wages.
speakman Supply and Pipe Com.
pany, No. ll3 Shipley Street, want
good box lathe hand ON plumbers
brass work.
A girl can procure a situation for
housework by applying to No. 29l3
Market Street.
c. II. Behringer, No. 5l2 King
Street, wants first class barber.
Mrs. David Lindsay, No. 1901 Penn.
sylvania Avenue, wants to employ a
competent colored cook. Good wages
paid.
A reliable girl for general house.
work can procure a situation by ap.
plying at No. 404 East Eighth street.
Two barber shops can be purchased
by consulting the proper parties.
Mcmahon Bros. have one to hun
dred different articles for sale.
Bargains In second hand furniture
can be secured at the N. W. Corner
, Of Sixth and Orange Streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

w. J. BRYAN sent a brief mes.
rage to President Mckinley ex-
pressing his sympathy. lie also
gave out an interview IN whE ch he
SAID;
"The attempted assassination ol
The Pres dent is a shock 10 the ell.
lire country, and he aud Ii, wife
are the recipients OF universal SYM
cathy. The dispatches say the
shot WAS tired by all insane man,
and it is hoped that this is true.
for, while II is terrible thing Tor
a Pres dent TO lie vet. IN Of the
act OF manlaC, It would be even
worse or him io be fired upon hv !,
sane person prom pied by malice or
revenge.
'ln Il Republic where the people
elect their ofilCla.s aud can remove
them there can be no excuse Tor a
resort to vlo,euce. II our i'resI.
dent were in constant lear oil plots
and cousplrac'cs We wou1d soon
sink to the level ot those nations IN
which force is the oniv weapon o'
the Government aud the only
weapo u OF the Government 5 enc
MES.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
WAITE'S COMEDY co.

All next week the Waite Comedy
and Stock Company augmented by
the Ladies' Grand Symphony/Or-
chestra opens weeks engagement
at the Grand Opera House. The
opening plav Monday night will be
the great melo.drama, 1.-The Golden
Giant Mine" Durlngthe remainder
OF the week IN elegant repertoire OF
plays will be presente i. all stand
ard successes, and they will en-.
able to show to advantage their
rare dramatic talent and excellent
costumes. Popular prices will pre-.
vail all week. Monday night will
be a spec al one for the ladies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

POMONA Grange of New Castle
county. an organ zatlon represent
ing nearly all the farmers III this
county decided by unanimous
vote at its quarterly meeting yes.
terday afternoon at Hockessin, to
ioin hands with the citizen organ
ization Of this city in working for
reform in the management OF the
county finances. and the following
committee was named BY the Grange
to co Operate in the work with the
committee TO be named by the Will
mlngton organization: Richard &.
Buckingham, {. W. Eas,Ourn, DR..
A. Il Neale. Arnold Nuudaiu. Jr.,
and Harvey Walker. The Gran
gers felt very much encouraged
when they learned that an organl-
cation OF citizens OF Wilmington
was about to be formed Tor the pur.
pose CT devislng ways and means
Tor reform. The air is full 0! re.
form; the people are Interested in
the movement and there never was
a better time than this for an or
ganlZed movement to reform the
present high assessment aAd tax
rate. The farmers should be IN.
terested IN what the citizens com
mittee is doing in this city and
Join IN and help them. The dlspo-
stion is TO stop all unnecessary
expenditures oi money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
philadelphia and Reading kailwAh
(WilminGton Division.)
able In effect May 20, 1901.

Time table IN erect May ~, l90l.
Trains leave Wilmington (Frenoh Sired
ssS sss 1H5 hsme's ysnsa dSD ass
Poeopson psSsi '' West CHESTER T Hnbrsssiiss sSd
Mortonvi1le. Coatesvllle and intermed!aii
,.s"s s. siy 81 .na sifiR' s p sGna'Sg M Sunday sa,;
For waynesburs Junction. Elverss,
end intsrmediste stations; daily s.c:p
Sunday At 7@ ~, =; M; ds'iy ns 1is ~ ans u
Fo1 o. joanna. sSnass BiEa.Sers. 1 reading % and u
ermediats stations., daily. except Sunday
t,SS q m n. :na sns III sls = m. N. Sunday 0n'.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for Atlsn-
Week " S day.-Expr.,., 500. 800 1915 =. ~
49, 49, g. sss'sstSss'Ssi sSs H. e9a.S ai M IS i sSS % Sscoa
GsysrEnpr... %Gas.Sni s u.s. ' 'soc ssS scS g. iSs
ll6O q. m. Az. 7l5 p. m. Aecommoda-
Si1v zen sss 70 mn '@ 3JS,,oDs1 suessw sasvrs1 ~
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DEPoT-weeA
days-Express. (Menday only. e+S), 10,
~ Grom Baltic Extension only. 1:ss(.
rs sss s IS 's'S; J. M" M Aeeommosat.en. <, % as s
S@5 a. m; 80. L3e. Zoo, 600. $50. 10 Z ~,
500, $50 p. m. Accommodation-7.l5 q
M, AZ p. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. e.
For CAPE MAY-Week days. 20, ~.
1145 q. m, l60. 40. $50 p. m. 9undays-
s.. 49, oGEIN ~ 4 nj niiT2Rssx ~ & m; s.v,-sn
a. m. 215, 80. $50 p. m. SundaSs-sN
re1 e1S sts1 4; nj ysi@ Il. Pc;rTYw.ek 2; r. dav,-sx
M. els. 40. $50 p. m. Sundays-sD r.,
M, 500 p. m. 500 Excursion to Cape
May, Ocean City and Sea Isle City. TOO
south st., 80 p. m.. South ST., n5 p m:.
South st., $50 p. M. South st.. l.1
p. N.
Jew YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY Eek.
PRESS.
ssaves NEW YORK Q.iberty Street). ~!
q. m. (saturday only. 100 p. m'J Gldl
saves ATLANTIC cITY-week days, II
Q. ln., 21b p. m. Sunday-5.SU p. m.
Detailed time tablessat ticket offices.
". g. BESLER. EDISON ]. WEEkDs
Gen'l. eupt. Cent passr AT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
state Convention

The ExeCutiv, CJnmitteo of the Wo
men' Christian Temperance Union met
here Wednesday to complete arrange
inent' for holding the annual state Con
ventiou which will be hel IN Wesley
Church, thi, cIty, October Ii, II and lS.
Tho members 0l the cummi tee pres
Ont were Mrs T.. Eua pyIo, Laudeu
burg; Mrs SmIthsrs aud Mr. G. s, Prico,
smyrna, Miss Cade. Mil on; and Miss
taWlins Seaford. Tho meeting was hold
at the home OF Mrs. James l.. Moloott,
whore lunch was served.
The program arranged is II, follows:
The trst evening tn, pas .prs of the
city, Governor Hum and sev eral distin
Eut'hcd gentlemen will speak. Tho mus
&c during tho enl'r convention will be in
charge Of j. Milton Davidson
Tho National Pres ,deut, Mr.. l.. n.
Stevens, und Nico President, Miss Anna
Gordon, will be present on Thursday and
an Informal reception will be held in tn,
church on Thursday afternoon a. 4
o'clock. They Will make addresses in the
evening On Friday evening Rev Anna
u. shaw, tho fainet woman lecturer, will
speak. About 100 delegates are expsc cd
to be in attenlcncs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
~ RAILROAD,

Schedule In effect May 10, 1901
All trains illuminated with Pntsch
q Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware ave-
'i; NEW :Ss'!S5i YShK K, wee. days. .sol, 49, .,os,
,.1 r. - 'Els y q .sS s,o :Sbs' SIS SR9yal Linz
ssss M - M ~ j. g. :sss. s!siis''i is' 'ihsysl .ss1l
PHiLXpELPHfH, Week " days, ~o, SO.
~ ~ ~ :ss :. 1st2 1s 1i,, l.Si az:
S:a. H. $50, .ss lo'Ss. .ii.S a. I' m.; ~.
= s5o ~ SS (Royai Limitsd): ssS. 'lA2.
ii :sess Tsss isss q. o1y.; ~. sS Is ~ ~ Il. e
is :s HI M; % ssasss:z;;, ss. z;,, L. L. .' s&. IL Il:
lyM Xtiapntin p %' CITY, week dav.. - 70 and ~ 4,
a. M. .l,is u.s. t .sss 4 .sls sS and ..s :sH - :.
m. Sundays. 10 and 's.as T. M. sis
Cape May. week days. $3.50 and 'sss q.
NJ. 1919. '2.35 and 's6s p. m. Sundays,
'9 e. a I.;s IN; anS Gity' ~ ~ ?; a. asv, .n
'1alS. '2S and 'a.bs ?. m. Sundays. '2s5
Daltimors and Washinston, week days.
~ ~ se4. 'n;oi =. n: ''25s, '2os, 40.
d. Sundays. III. 10. s.66 I a. m; lad
q Ar: :: az So tR0ysl 1Anissd'. us. 40.
Rsitlmor. and way stations. sm a. m.;
ax p. m. Sunday only.
ria :: h.; :.ss ssss, % sys ~ ~ sis' s :io1 al
2 r. guna.ys, ~. 's.o4. s.o6 a. NJ; 'iaI.
Pittsburg;- week days, 'S.04 Z. M; s4S7.
1o.ls p. N. Sundays. sS.04 q m; ~.67, s10.l6
Chicago. daily, sao =. M; 4.s7 p m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, sl.ls .. N. ;
11.@ and s01s .. m, daily.
6ingerly accommodation. week days. G66
.: m; 81. e.ls p. m. Sundays. sS q. N. 1
IandenSerg accommodation. week days,
kSPvRR' MIRKEy% MaSRdKsyss - ~. p sr;Ar,on r; ron.
, Baltimore. week days, 2A6 p. %.
tsndenberg-,wSskd days, so q. M; ~,
LEAVE PHiLADELPHIX for viii
HH'1t.0n; T. M *:sa saK &C. s s s1 III H. IL.
S1 (Royal Limited). SIS, as, 1.So. $40.
sll.8 p. IN. Sundays. as, s7.30, 500 and
lice Q. M; s12.20, sN, Las, siO, Ell
(Royal Limited. SIS. s7.3o. 74o. 40. l0.)Q
Deimarvla Telephone No. lsa
Rates to Western points lower than va
- =; 4; 4iLIER. Passenger Agent WI
3. b. MARTIN. Man II Pass. Traffic
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
firrt to Break the News

Stansbury Murray Of No. l04 East
Front Street was the first to break
the sad news of the shooting Of Pres.
ident Mckinley at the Police station
last evening. Mr.. Murray said be
had a presentment for several days
that an attempt would be made to
assasinate the President at tho Ex-
position and lie told several friends,
who only ridiculed him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
uaw the EuAa Started.

"rhat hand me down suit you're
wearing" remarked Rivers. reminds
me of an unripe watermelon"
why" asked Brooks.
because it's so different. one lsilt
cut 10 fit, and the other Isn't fit to cut"
1t was then that Brooks blazed away
at him-Pick- Me-Up.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Put Up or Shut Up.

One hundred to five hundred dollart
Will be posted at the REPUBLICAN Office
that Frank Mawthews can out shoot any
other crack shot Ia Delaware or Now Je,
say. His hackers say for those who have
been talking to either put up the money
or take water. Hs is believed to bs the
phen oininal wing shot Of thl. part Of the
country and 10 willing and anxious to
try conclusions with other crack sho g. No
other need bother him with their hot air
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
WILMINGTON THEATRE.

pennsylvania will be seen at
the Wilmington Theatre for the last
time to night. and those who have
not already seen this newest aud
beet comedy drama should not fail
to take advantage Of the last per-
formance. That it has bsen ap.
preciatcd by local theatre-goers has
been evidenced by the enthusiasm
with which every performance has
been received. The matinee per-
formances have been we'll attended,
ami to-niyht's show will doubtless
be enloyed by large audisaee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Talk of Bow ing Lcauue

Ihete will be u meeting OF represent ta.
tives of five local organizations at the
rooms Of tho Wilmington Bicycle club on
Monday evening to d,scuas the advisabi Iii
ties Of organizing bowling leag ue in this
city. The following organ izations will bs
represented ut the meeting: Wilmington
Bicycle Club. Y. NJ. q. A., Young Men 8
Republican Club, santa Maria Council,
knights of Clumbia and the Wilmington
Whist Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Twelve Drowned In n Wreck.

Victoria, r. C., Sept. G.-The steamer
Miowcra, which has jus, arrived.
brings news of the wreck Of the bark
Lizzie Bell of Liverpool while bound
from Wellington to Newcastle. and Of
her crew of eighteen men six survive.
Some were lost when the boat in which
they left the bark capsiZpd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Acrv,cd Of s,.Anx saloon Keeper.

New York, Sept. CA corOner's war
rant has been issued at ionkers for
the arrest of Frederick lmhof on sus-
picion of having killed John Dura, the
Mount Vernon saloon keeper, whose
body was found near fonkers last
Tuesday morning. lmhoH lives at
Mount Vernon,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

seen this season for her finely de-
veloped gifts as an actress and tor
the beauty she is said to possess.
"A Wise Woman proved 4 sutfi-
cient attraction to do record
breaking business at the Strand
Theatre IN London. where it ran for
an entire season. A supporting
company Of prominent players in.
cludlng Frederic Murphy who Will
be recalled as prominent member
OF the Julia Marlowe company have
been engaged for the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
A WISE WOMAN.

A WISE WOMAN.
Manager Bayl' OF the Opera
House announces this afternoon and
night, Wilfred Clarke's delightful
comedy, IA Wise Woman. y This
aunounceme is ol Importance to
\our theatre patrons as the comedy
is being used to exploit one OF
America most dainty condolences.
Miss Clara Thropp, and It is sad
that she has credited no end Of
sens alton wherever she has been
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
csgyhsht, 1900 BY lockwood, n. T.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Who is next in succession to thaPresidency.

That great melo-drama "The
Tide Of Life which never fails to
attract good audiences wherever
it goes, will open a three night 9
engagement at the Wilmington The
atre next Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
A Tribute to MarcOMl.

London, Sept. q. - The Marquis di
Loreto in behalf of the Italian foreign
Office has presented to Signor Marconi
the gold medal of the Italian Science
SOcipty
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

HEr OUR PRICES ON BILLIARD AND
~ uoOl tables before buying elsswhere
sold or eaSy payments SOur cushions are
guaranteed = for 70 year, aud arc ma dc by
new vulcauixing process; old t,biss fitted
with our cushions ura ~ go0l a. new; sAtis
faction gu0r ntes o. money refunded; sea
our u lv0rts''nent OF Manager Wanted for
lawful slot machine. Palmer Billiard Table
v Vrks, Chicago, nls site oct3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Ocean Groye HOtel buru ed

Ocean. Grove. N. j., Sept. 6.-The
Sheldon House has been destroyed by
fire: loss, $4,000. There were very
few guests at the hotel at the time.
No one was hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Hamliu's SOlilOquy.

Hamlin (standing before the tattooed
man in the dime museum)-Heavens,
how that fellow must suffer II be ever
gets the jmjamsl-Smart Set.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

DR. Nk~ were put to work on the
stone pile at New Castle jail and It
cost the county several extra hun.
dred dollars Il year to loot the bill.
The strange part OF it was that
the stone pile was to have reiorme d
the drunharcS. bat we never hear
Of ANYBODY being reformed by put.
ting them to work at New Castle.
We believe 1t would be much bet
ter method to make all buns and
drunks work a! repairing the coun-
ty roads with ball and chain on
their legs and oyerseers tC make
them do an honest days work.
There would be fewer buns COM
mltted to New Castle all than ever
and the county saved hundreds oi
dollars annually.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

TNXCHANGE rECoRATING CO.. PAINT
~ ers und paper hau ugers.-,f you have not
the cash. we will take any kind Of merchan.-
disc in exchange for work, including new aud
second hand furniture. carpets, pianos, etc.
hooms % rs, papered y bo paper included; painted
ed Sl0O; Roofs painted &c. foot. Our work
Is strictly first class Work done IN city Or
country. 'end postal and We will call ~
Blnnett street iyY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
S,I.,u SO Rn X nlnNr'a (sue ~

Berlin, Sept. Ga special dispatch to
the Lokal Anzeiger from Dantzic says
Emperor William has invited Prince
Chun to witness the autumn maneu.
vprS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

The work on the nav power house Of
the Wilmington City Railway Company
~ the FOOT of Hutton street is being push
ed rapidly Inc brick part Of the struc t
urc is ab,ut com ple.ed and the work Of
roofing com n,ncod.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

THE present management wishes
all news agents to call al this office
ard settle their accounts at their
convenience. All others
are also requested to adjust their
accounts 1t is only in this way
that the business OF the old man.
agement can be settled expeditions
ty,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

Members Of the Tiger A. A. are re-
questcd to report for practice at Sec
0nd and Madison Streets ut 7 o'clock
Monday, September 9th.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

{ John g. Arms rony, chairman Of ths
Levy Court committee on silver Run road,
for piling aud shs sthlng about $50 feet uors !.
Or loss, por linenl foot and filling In Of earth
per cubic yard for sma,l driveway. ahout ~
Feet lonn. FOR fvrther inform alton avply -
JOHN q. ARMSTRONG. OdszsA. psk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

Terrible p,a1nes. those i'chinv, psster
ing diseasea Of the tkin. Put an ond Ia
misery. Doan's Olntn ant cures. At any
drus store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

Dphther'h, sore tbrost, Group instant
relief, permanent cure Dr. III y,nas'
EciectGc Oh At any drag stcre
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

"Now, good digestion waits on appetite,
end health and Doth "
Hit doesn't try BurdUck Blood BIT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

No n1cd to fear sudden attack, OF choI
eva lnfantum dyscnierv dnrIhorh. sum
mer rompnlrt of any sort It you hayo DR.,
Fowler $ kxtrnc Of Wild straw Wb5rry IN
the medicine ckes'.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

JESSE l.. SHEPPARD oi Middle
town, although he did not conduct
a merchandise store. has had t he
monopoly tor several wears ol tur-
nishing Farnhurst wlth dry goods.
mems clothing, boots and shoes.
On the opening OF the bids Tor sup
plies for the ensuing quarter, MIR.
Sheppard failed 10 receive Il single
contract. Several ot the bidders
we're new men who received the
several contracts 10 furnish the
supplies. The 10 stitu,;on also will
purchase Its drugs hereafter from
q wholesale house instead OF ask
Ing for bids every quarter, the
Trustees believing that they will
save money IN thus purchasing
what incidence or remedies are
needed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

lr looks like business when an
owner OF II wspapcr plant has
one that ou'rlraIs any two news
paper plants ~ the city. Whining
ton is peculiar cIty or It's mer-
chants are yerv peculiar. IEey
growl and grumbie about the pco.
pie purchasing their goods IN
Philadelphia but they never Try 10
head oil the trade by keeping what
the people want and sellnE I he
same at reasonable profit. There
are thousands OF dollars paid out
everv week in wages IN Winning
ton, OF which the greater part IS
(spent in the CITY among the differ
eut merchants. This business IS
worth trying to capture. You know
The rest. why the newspapers don {.
contain their announcements.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-02-21
From independent.

From Independent.
Mrs. Henry Mott returned on the 18th
Inst. from her visit with relatives at
stayton, Oregon, after sojourn OF sev.
eral weeks. She was accompanied by
Mics Bessie Queener OF that city, who
will visit relatives and friends In the
vicinity OF olex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gibbons were in
Arlington Saturday last on their way to
Portland, where they will visit for few
days with relatives who reside In that
city. Master Talbert. their son, came
in 10 this city with them to take the
team back 20 their home near Mayville,
where they are engaged in farming.
John A. McMorfis and II. L. Propst,
two prominent farmers OF the Condor
country, we're in Arlington Saturday,
having come In to dispose OF wheat
stored in this city. Mr. McMorris sold
600 sacks and Mr.. Propst sold 2OOO sacks,
and the Independent Is informed that
current quotation OF 43 cents was beaten.
However. it was not learned at what
figure the sale was made.
Revival meetings have been in pro.
gress in the Bunker Hill schoolhouse
east of 0lex during the last six weeks.
Rev. Moorehouse, OF Douglas, is conduct
ing the meetings, which are in the in
terest aud faith of divine healing 1t is
reported that there have been good
number OF converts to the faith and
several miraculous healings performed.
Rev. Moorelronse was in Arlington re.
Gently, on which occasion he invoked
the faith on patients of this city. Some
accredit the faith with the healing Of a
certain young lady Of this city.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-02-21
Supposlng a Case.

Suppose that the Condor political
machine should elect the next mayor,
councilmen and recorder. Suppose that
the people should, by some chance, elect
the marshal. Suppose that the marshal
should appoint three or four deputies to
assist him in keeping cases on the sani-
tary conditions Of the city and also on
prominent citizens who might go far
forget themselves as to use water for
irrigating purposes l2 or 16 hours day
when they only pay for one hour. Sup
pose this bad marshal would enforce all
city ordinances against members of the
machine the same as he would against
ordinary people. Wouldn't the ring be
in devil Of fix? They would have to
take their medicine, for the marshal
wonld have been elected by the people
and wonld hold his office until the ex-
piration OF his term. He would also ap-
point what deputies he wanted and the
dear good machine council would have
to pay them with the city money, That
is what the new charter provides for and
II must be all right, for it's machine
measure. Politics do be an awful twisty
business.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-02-21
Purely Business.

As will remain here buta short time.
Ihave reduced the price Of Stamp Photos
to Is cents per dozen. Those wishing to
take advantage Of this cut should call at
once. Temple. Novelty Gallery.
Fine shoes for ladies, gentlemen and
children at r. II. stephenson's.
BATHs-H and cold water. clean tow
els, only 25 cents at Condor hotel.
Ladies' dress skirts, extra fine qnslity
and extra low prices, at P. Ii. Stephen.
sons.
q. l.. Neal, the welt known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted TO his care. II
You have property TO sell consult him.