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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-20
Notice to Pioneers.

All Oregon Pioneers, Native Sons and
Native Daughters are requested to meet
In Condor, Friday, July 9th. for the
purpose Of perfecting their organization,
SAM Il. VANVAcToR, WM. CoRNETr,
Sec. Pres.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-20

A FRIEND,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-20

Ice cream ireezers--Best triple motion
assorted sizes at Clark & Frazer'S.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-06-20

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brnmo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II it fails to cure
Il. W. Groves signature Is on each box 25c
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-08-30
HOME TfsDISG BOARD ORGANIZED
Ladies of Standpoint Become Deeply In
terested in n Laudable Project

terested In Laudable Project.
Mrs. 4. L. Davies OF the Northwest
ern Home Finding Association. with
headquarters at Spokane. spent sever
al days here this week organizing a
local Home Finding board. in which
effort she appears to have met with
signal success. =
The object Of this work is. first, 10
seek homeless, neglected or abused
children and youths. and to, provide
for them careful SELECTED family homes
where they will be loved. trained ed
ucated an1 fitted for the duties Of
life: second, To place mother and child
i'm The same home. and thus secure for
them home life without separation.
third. to find employment and home
protection for paroled prisoners and
for boys and girls who are graduates
Of industrial or reform school and
fourth. To cooperate with all churches
religious bodies and societies.
The board for Standpoint was organ
lied Thursday afternoon. at which
time the following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. +. 4. Mccall, president:
Mrs. A. a. Nesbctt. LIST vice pr .sident.
Mrs. l.. y. farmin. end vice president
and agent for the Home Finder paper.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Adams. treasurer: Mrs.
Maud Helms, recording secretary. and
Mrs. Mira Gillett, corresponding Sec
rotary.
Mrs. Davies was much gratitied at
the zeal displayed in this work by the
ladies' Of Standpoint. aud She predicts
good results from their efforts.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-08-30

The following, rates have been grant
ed by the Northern Pacific Railway
Co. from Standpoint to Spokane and
return, on account of the interstate
Fair to be held in the latter city Sep
TENDER 1927:
One and ope-ihird fare plus 50cegts.
Said 20 ccrts covers admission coupon
TO the fair
One-han rate 70 Children Of the half
fare age. - y.
Tickets sold on Sept. 0. 10 ard II
gnd mp 10 and .ipcludiDg Sept. IL.
Tickets sold Sept. t5and " good up 10
and inclMtiDg Sept. 23 sin
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-08-30

10 the company's timber. A forest
fire at this season is serious matter,
and our laws should be far more strin-
gent against starting any kind OF fire
Tor any purpose in the timber during
the dry season.
At the regular meeting OF Helmet
Lodge No. 30, Thursday night, the de-
gree Of knighthood was conferred up
on three candidates. After the work
the knights were surprised by their la
dies who came prepared with the req
uisites for an elegant spread, to which
ample justice was done by all present.
The plan to give bi-weekly hops
at their hall was fayorably considered.
and the first one will be given next
Friday night. These hops VIII lie
continued during the fall and winter,
provided the patronage merits con-
tinuancc.
When the case Of Maud Mitchell
and Jett McDermott, charged with
the larceny Of 80. vas called III JUS
tice Riggs court Monday morning.
the complaining witness, Chas. Eriek-
son, failed TO put in an appearance.
and the accused were discharged.
They were Immediately rearresied.
however. together with the proprietols
OF the White Swan. upon the charge
of violating the town ordinance rela-
tive to disorderly persons and houses.
All plead guilty and were fined. the
lines and costs amounting 10 about sG5.
which was promptly paid
vicious cow was responsible for
painful and distressing accident which
befeli fine 5-year-oid son Of sir. and
Mrs. l.. 4. Clarke Thursday morning
The little fellow Was playing about
the dooryard when the brute suddenly
came upon him and made vicious
lunge. striking he child in the cheek
with a horn. The horn went through
the cheek :ind Knocked ont two teeth.
DR.. Page dressed the wound. which
was most painful one. and the little
fellow is resting is easy as could be ey-
peeted under the circumstances. Cat
tie, particularly vicious ones. should
not he allowed In roam about the
streets of the toxin, and we should
think that an ordinance 10 that ef-
feet is in order.
If you have a baby ia the house you
will wish to know tie best wav to
check any unusual looscneSs of the
bowels, or diarrhoea so common to
small children. O. p. NJ. Holiday Of
Deming, Ind, who has an eleven
months old child, says: Through
the months OF June and July our baby
was teething and took running of
OF the bowels and sickness Of the
stomach. His bowels would move
from five to eight times day. | had
bottle of Chamberlain's Cole. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house and gave him four drops in a
teaspoonful OF water and he got better
at once" For sale by c. r. Foss. a
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-08-30
LOCAL NEWS IL IAIEr

Vim. Smith was a Spokane visitor
5 week.
barney Mooney Of Hope was here
kdnesday.
n. E. Hutchinson was doing bust
Hope Wednesday.
Vim. Caverly was visiting in Spo-
he several days this week.
.ouis Knaak Of Wrenco made bus
IS trip to Rathdrum yesterday.
William Martin, one Of the Priest
,er boys, was in town Thursday.
.yman Markham and bride Of Mark
h are visiting friends here today.
Harry Sawyer returned today noon
In a trip to Rathdrum on personal
einess.
+. Butler returned from lC-
$ visit with his family in Spokane
|esday.
b. NJ. Field, Of the Hope Lumber
blpany, was in town on personal bus
lss this week.
\. c. Schopp is the new n. =. night
orator, who arrived from Badger,
[sh., Tuesday.
n. A. Eager is down from Founda-
|n. Mont, on weeks vacation.
Z. Therklesen, with the Chant
sic house Of Spokane. was here on
Sness Tuesday.
ohn A. Steinlein and VIM. Aholtz
de trip to Mr.. Steinlein's ranch
oss the lake Tuesday.
BEES FOR SALE-Twenty strong
les. For particulars address Mrs.
w. Roth, Clark Fork, Ida.
butler & Culver have added to their
Elk a complete line OF stove, car
be and machine bolts.
ID. Gillett, one of our hustling
Pchants, was tranSacting business
Spokane yesterday.
rank Pearson, late of the kalispel
was greeting friends here Tues
while en- roiltc enSt
10Y Whitcomb Of Clark Fork passed
pugh here Tuesday on his way to
bners Ferry on personal business.
lyde Mulledy Of Rathdrum was in
IN Thursday. He was inspecting
along the line for NJ. d. Wright.
lame shoulder is usually caused
rheumatism Of the muscles and
be cured by Chamberlain's Pain
pm. For sale by c. r. Foss. a
RS. w. A. White and children
B have been visiting II. S. Lee and
lily for several weeks, returned to
ir home in Lewiston Wednesday.
rs. Louis zimmerman. who was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Saw
several days this week, returned to
home at Bonners Ferry Wednes-
ontractor Peevy began work this
k on substantial residence for y.
Rickerd, on the latters property
the west approach to the compa
bridge.
large invoice of shoes were re-
FED by Butler & Culver this week.
Pir line is now complete in all
hches. Good goods at bottom
les is their motto.
nyone desiring choice lots in Laws
1tion at present low prices should
Mr.. Law at Pend d'Oreille hotel,
IRE he will be Sept. and ,. Labor
EN- as part payment.
X. Ashley's daughters and sister
Pped off here and visited Miss Jes-
Murray on Tuesday, while returni
to, Spokane from their summers
ation on Pack river.
rs. L. d. Farmin, who was report.
II last week, has fully recovered
is able to again assume the duties
Ter position rs agent for the Great
fthern at this place.
red Churchill, who conducts a
ar camp at Heron. Mont, arrived
Fown Saturday and remained here
nsacting business until Monday,
En- he returned to camp.
'. Corzine and Della Foudy OF
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
PRISONERS
TORTURED.

Lexington. Ky, June 3O-Ex- -Secre: ary
of State Caleb PoYe,s and James How
ard, convicted of having conspired to
assasinate Senator William Goebel and
awaiting rehearing before tho trial courts
because he Court of Appeals has re.
versed the first opinion, are suffering tor.
ture seldom dealt out to prisoners in the
land OF the free and home Of the brave.
They aro sweltcring in badly ventilated
steel cages in he Franklin county Jail
and given virtually no liberty. Tho DEM
ocrats in tho State will tel; one that is
because one of the prisoners tried to es.
cape. The Republicans say it is the per.
secution by the Democratic officials be.
cause of the III ovelnent startel here recent
ly by the women which promises to raise
for their defense ut The coming October
trials, money enough 10 mako their re-
conviction doubtful
Whatever the cause. the fact Is that the
men are suffering more agony thnn were
the Y in the State Penilentiary asls Henry
Youtsey who accepted his sentence OF life
Imprisonment from the same court.
The men are haggard in appearance.
Powers, when Ls was confined. was a
handsome young man approaching ntne.
letc build and possessing fine health. Now
his physicinns say he may die before he
has another trial. Howard was II noun.
tain man of gigantic strength. who has
dwindled away until he looks almost u
skeleton. His complexion is pale. his
eyes are sh,unken and his voice Is weak.
Jailer Lawrence says Powers lad
stranger call yesterday and alter he left
Powcls exhibited roll of money and
Rsked him to go out and have drink ex
tending to him a bill. He was told by
prisoner that Powers and Howard and
some other prisoners had planned to make
their escape toni ght,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
WEATHER FOR JULY.
Chief Moore Takes Prospective
Glance at Climatic Conditions.

Chief Moore Takes n Prospective
Glance at Climatic Conditions.
Washington, June 30.-Chief Willis
L. Moore of the weather bureau has is
sued statement regarding the wealth
er expected for July, based on the av-
erage weather conditions for that
month for many years back. He says:
July IL usually quiet month on
the north Atlantic ocean. The storms
Of the middle attitudes are seldom Sc
we're, and the season Of tropical hur-
ricanes does not begin until August.
July and August are the months OF
greatest fog frequency near the banks
Of Newfoundland. and fog areas will
be encountered in that region fully
two-thirds Of the days of these months.
"Tle fogs of the Grand banks and
those of the steamer tracks to the
west ward usually occur with winds
from the southwest quadrant. The
Southward movement of arctic ice over
the banks of Newfoundland continues
during July Icchrrgs do not. how
ever, run SO far south as during the
spring months.
"'Thr frCsts of July are confined pi'ac-
tlrally to the northern tier of states
and 10 mountain districts.'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
GIRL NAMED
MASKED R0BBER

Lancaster, Pa, June 30. "A doz-
en- daring burglaries have been
committed in and about Marietta
during the past two months, the
robbers being masked in several
instances. The borough authori-
ties recently employed Detective
Harry White OF Harrisburg. and
today he arrested John Grant aud
Charles kohler and lodged them in
the Lancaster county prison.
The specific crime with which
they are charged is the robbery a
mouth ago of stumpf & Muellers
hardware.a store at Marietta, when
5000 worth OF goods were stolen
Last Friday the property was
found 10 two bags in the canal
at Harrisburg.
These men are believed to have
been implicated in other robterles
about Marietta and this morning
a daughter OF Ezra Engle, residing
near Marietta, identified Grant as
one OF four masked men who entered
the i1ngle residence some weeks
ago and tied up her father, and
locked him up in closet while
they robbed the house. She is also
OF tie opinion that Kohler was an
other OF the sgang.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
A HELP
ING HAND.
Is Gladly Extended by a
Wilmington Citizen.

There are many enthusiastic citi-
zens in Wilmington prepared to tell
their experience for the public good.
Testimony from such source is the
best of evidence and will prove a
''heipiEg hand' to scores of readers.
Read the following statement:
Mr.. William S, Walker, No. 22O9
Carter street fireman at the Phoenix
Fire Co., corner of Twelfth and
King streets, says: II procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at Danforth s
drug store after friend Of mine ad.
,:sed me to use them. He had tried
them and they cured him of kidney
complaint. Up to the time OF talk
ing the treatment ] used at least so
different kinds Of medicine but the
results obtained from the whole OF
them cannot he compared with that
received from Doan's Kidney Pills.
| have been laid up in the past from
a week to ten days with lame back,
bet since | used Doan S Kidney Pills
| have had no bother. Every visitor
to my enginehouse has heard me
complimenting this remarka bic prep
aration and distinctly and emphat.
ically say that no other medicine on
the market can hold candle to
them. Send any unbeliever in Will
mington to me-
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
N. Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
DOWN GOES
THE Der MUDA.

The III fated steamer Bermuda, which
sank at her wharf just below CAllcwhill
street, Philadelphia nearly year ago
vas raised fully eight fest above the wa.
ter line at midnight of saturday an
just MS the wrecking crew was satisfied
that the vessel would float the chains
snapped and the steamer sank back into
her bed of mud in tho Delaware,
1t was reported early Saturday night
that the wreckers hoped to at he yes
sol before day break and great crowd
lined the river front to watch the work.
The diver, John w. Walters reported
everything in good condition and tina
great derrks were put into position for
final lift.
The pont oons were intact and every pro
caution had been taken to insure success,
We will dock her in Camden on Wednes.
day, said John Mills, the contractor in
charge OF the work. and as the hois,s
brought the upper work of the snnkeD
vessel TO the surface there was every rea-
son for the confident opinion expressed by
Mr.. Mills.
Diver alters was watching every
move and reported the vessel to be in
good condition, but k6 could not tell what
caused her to sink on the night OF August
10 last when she slowly settled without
warning.
4HL poaiAlon VI tlc Ieiihuu" naS ai""SS
lnterferred with u satisfactory inspection
by the divers, and tho par ial SUCCESS Sat.
urday night did nothing toward explain"
ing The mysterious sinking of the ship,
Tho Bermuda Ia IN English steamship,
Of about 1900 tons burden, and is owned
by john C. Vogler, of No. G22 Chestnut
street, who has no insurance on her.
Another attempt will be made to raise
the ship at once. and extraordinary pre-
autions will bo taken TO preventa repe-
tion of Saturday nights mishlp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
NAVAL STATIONS NAMED.
E0arh Decides ON Atlantic Coast
Torpedo Rendezvous.

Torpedo Rendezvous.
Washington. June 3O-The torpedo
station board has decided on the points
10 be recommended MS the rendezvous
for the torpedo boat totilla.
Portsmouth Grove. on Narragansett
bay seven miles from Newport, has
been named AS the headquarters for
the North Atlantic group; Charleston
or Port Royal will be the headquarters
E for the south Atlantic group. and Pen
sarola, Fla. will be the headquarters
for the gulf group.
Tie board will recommend that tor
pedo repair stations he placed at Bos-
ton, New York and Norfolk in connec-
ton with the navy yards there. The
decision between Charleston and Port
Royal has not been positively made,
but which ever is chosen the other will
bc used to some extent as an auxiliary
station. The plan of the board is to
select Intermediate stations as fast as
possible. Eventually there will be
complete chain of torpedo boat de-
fenses along the Atlantic coast and
gulf of Mexico.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
A Filthy Habit.

The Milton Times says: We
presume it is carefessness rather
than ill-breeding, but whatever it
may be, the practice oI splitting
upon the pavement by tobacco
users should be stopped. Last
Saturday Afternoon there was a
miniature pond of tobacco Juice in
front of the postolfice. Lady pedes.
trians were compelled 10 make fly
ing leaps in order to keep their
skirts from the nocuous puddle.
Now, gentlemen, if you must use
tobacco. spit in the gutter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01

II e c;ntest for the two most pop
u.ar persons in the state came to a
close at 10 O'Clock Saturday night,
when the total vote reached 2225, 0s6.
This is the largest vote ever poIed
in a popular contest in this city and
tie interest on Saturday night was in
tense.
About fifteen police officers gather
ed at the police station to assist
Uncle Billy Heal to carry his coupons
to this Office and it took their cDmb!n.
ed efforts to move them.
Tncie Billy had been stea,thilv hid
ing them away for some time and
when the treasure was uncovered it
was found to sum up to nearl y 80, 0oC
coupons
Boyle had also been slowing cou-
pons away at the last moment in the
neighborhood Of TO- 600
nog.o aSles to rctura thaT,s tN
his fellow boarders at Mrs. l'iezger
aids, for the five the usand votes
which they presented him on Friday.
The boys were interested in the con-
test and did all they could to make
Boyle come out in first place.
Wigglcsworth increased his vote to
nearly eleven Thousand and was close
" followed by Miss Tliielman.
Heal and Boyle will leave for Buf-
falo on next Monday morning and for
one week will put upat the New Con-
tinental hotel, one of the best in But.
falo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Banker L. II. Thomas Married.

New York, June 30.-Edward Russell
Thomas, who was elected president Of
the Seventh National bank the day be-
fore 1t failed, and Miss Linda Lee Of
Louisville have been married at the
home of the brides aunt, Mrs. w. p.
Dick of this city 1t was the original
intention that the marriage should take
place at the brides home in Louisville
but the Seventh National banks trou-
bic prevented Only few relatives
and intimate friends were present at
the wedding and there will be no tour,
at least not for the present. Mr. Thom-
as has leased the old Cyrus Field place
at lrvington, n Y, for a summer home,
and the honeymoon will be spent there.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
TiptOn Talks About Shamrock IT.

London. June 3o.-A dispatch from
Rothesay, Scotland, says Sir Thomas
LINTON, in speaking Of Shamrock IFS
latest trial said: Il sailed on Sham
rock | purposely to be better able TO
criticise her performance under her
new rig | was well pleased with all
] saw. Her new pole mast seemed
quite able TO do its work, and her sails,
so far as could Judge. are perfectly
satisfactory. The new boat has done
all expected and probably little
more do not care TO express an opin
ion based solely on days sailing,
but Shamrock II had absolutely no
difficulty in hesting Shamrock | on any
point in the resumed preparatory
SPINS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

The people Of New Castle must
give better patronage to the base
ball club if they wish to see the
national game played her. 1t takes
money to pay the players and
money is obtained from gate re.
ceipts. The game was fairly
good one on Saturday and the New
Castle players had their batting
clothes on. They could strike auy.
thing when they got ready. Nc.
Gee fell to pieces in the seventh
inning and the locals added eight
runs to their credit. The score
was 10 to 9 in favor Of New Castle.
Score by, innnnss: %.
R. H. E.
New Castle x-lO 10 4
Baum. -. 403Ol0Ol o. Oil
The summary: Earned runs
New Castle. 9; Baum, 3. Twobas
hits-Dutfy, Kirby, Coup.iss, Nc
CURE, MCGEE. Home runs--kirby.
Stolen bases-Wise, Leach, ?:
Duffy, Getzenberg. Willis, Coun-
tiss. Bases on bals-Otf Mcclure.
/; off Willis. /; off McGee, 3. Dou-
BILE plavs-Countiss 10 Duffy, Coun-
tiss to Bacon. Hit by pitched ball
-Craney. Bacon 2. Left on bases
New Castle, II; Baum, 7. Wild
throws-McGuire, ?: McGee, 2.
Struck ou!-By Mcclure, 8; by
Willis ID: BY McGee. 2; by Hirsch,
l. Sacrifice hits Wise. Souders.
Time. 2 10.
Beginning with iext Sunday the
summer schedule for services in
st. Peters Church will go iato ef.
feet and the masses will be at I aud
9 instead of 7.3O and 10. 80 o'clock.
The New Castle cars we're crowd
ed yesterday by people who wished
to get the pure fresh air. AZ usual
they got what they were after, for
there is always fresh air while you
are riding on the New Castle cars,
Rev. William G. koons occupied
the pulpit Of Wesley NJ, K, Church.
Wilmington, Yesterday morning.
In the New Castle Methodist
Church a rally day service was
conducted by Presiding Elder :
Watt.
John Wayne, aged g. years, a
leading carpenter OF Christiana.
died suddenly Yesterday. Apo.
pleXy was the cause,
A laundried skirt was found on
the causeway on Saturday night
by Frank Biggs.
In the First Presbyterian Chulc
yesterday. Rev. DR.. PEPPER, father
OF Mrs. Wylie, occupied the pulpit.
The New Castle base ball club
will cross bats with the All Collie.
giate on Thursday.
The action Of City Council on the
assessment list had nothing to do
with the warm wave, The Coun-
Gil members may be warm mem
bers but their night eountenances
will not overhead any one. Coun.
Gil will meet tomorrow night aud
will arrange for,the taXrate for the
coming year. Council may conde.
scend to meet in the Mayors office
tomorrow evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01

" years experience Called for and deliver
cd; send pos tal. Wickless Blue Flame Oi
Stoves HUTCHINSON. No l0oh- East Nintn
street. between King and French streets.
alO.2m$
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Lieutenant Cannon Better.

The News aud Advertiser says.
Lieutenant Governor Cannon pass.
ed through Milford on Tuesday.
He was seen at the depot by sew.
eral who were glad to learn that
that he is ranidlv recovering from
the trouble which his eyes have
given him for several months past.
The Lieutenan t-Governor is a man
Of strong character and most genial
withal Wien his attention was
called TO the rank injustice which
had been lone by State officials 10
giving out printing contracts ia op.
position to the law upon the matter
he spoNc wlin HIS acleristie
warmth against thc practice, and
I, there ave tunu II men OF Mr..
Cannon ) cA,thrH Ih.rc is likely to
US ~u.u- -. ", 4 ....'>rleIGtd When
,cila.a t',E " .rrAHts are asked to
te sisne.i.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Girl Bathers Meet Death.

Torrington, Conn, June 30.-Annie
Madden, aged 10, and Bridget Gleason,
aged IS, of this city were drowned
here while bathing with number of
companions. In an attempt at rescue
Mary Madden and Kate Dorsey were
nearly drowned, the former being car
ried to her home in critical condl-
tion. few minutes later William
Madden, a 12-year-old brother Of one
Of the victims, attempted to jump into
the lake after his sisters body. but
was restrained by bystanders, ,--"''
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Mrs X nncIy Gets Ten Years

Kansas City, June 30.-Mrs. Lulu
Prince Kennedy has been formally SEN
fenced by Judge Wofford to serve ten
years in the state penitentiary for the
murder of her husband, Philip Kenne-
dy, in the corridor of the Ridge build
ing January last. She heard the SEN
tence without the slightest display Of
emotion. After the sentence Charles
II. Nearing. leading counsel for Mrs
Kennedy. stated that he expected to
appeal the case to the supreme court.