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tance must either call from their
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Treasurer.s Notice.

All county warrants registered prior
May l. 1907. will be paid upon pre-
.entation at my office. Interest ceases
Nay /, 1907.
E w. MooRE.
Treasurer Of Gillian county, Oregon
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Published Every Friday.

cops ler change. ot standing ada shoald Be
lrit at the afhce not latvt than Monday noon Of
each week TO iusu,e rlonpl attention.
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]. A. Stitt, a former Condor
resident. came up from The
Dalles Sunday evening.
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Attention.

LINCOLN Bucks for sale. Inquire
ofC. A. Simpson.
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seed Rue For Sale.

Seed Rye for sale, 2 cents per lb.
See JOHN KNOX, Condor.
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Evening journal., 1907-03-28
MANY CASES
HEARD BY COURT

Deputy Judge Joslyn disposed Of the
long. st list of cases so Tar this year in
City Court this morning. the defend
ants answering to charges Of almost
every conceivable form Of petty crime.
Joseph Kinsler accused Of hlving
sworn out a warrant over a year ago.
ana then disappearing before the case
came to trial. was fined s. and costs for
contempt
John Wendt, accused OF non-support,
had mis- ease continued until to-mor-
row.
Seven boys were accused by the resi-
dents of Taylor street with having
held a crap fest on that thoroughfare
on suncay a week ago, but as no one
was able to Identify them, their cases
were cont naed until tomorrow.
Six boys who were eucg.d to have
broken the windows at BaneIoft's
Mills. We're discharged, as there was
no oviderec TO identity them as the
offenders
Frank Fox was fined 50 and costs for
assault and battery. and for similar
Off nee Herbert Johnson, cclored, was
fined $40 and costs.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
ELECTRO METHOD
MODERN SCIENCE
Dr.. Harry D. Barnes Install
ing Health Appliances in
WeII-Fqulpped Offices

what wilmington has been needing for
years Dr. Harry ID. Barnes is now pro-
,iding at No. Si3 shlpley street. Here he
IS installing a most complete office for the
treatment Of all diseases by light. heat,
steam. vapor. vibrating. ncbulized, cleo
tro-medical baths, the bichemic treatment
and all the various electro-medical modern
systems OF treatments. all of which are
indorsed by the leading specialists of the
country
Or Barnes came to Wilmington last
October and since locating here has cre-
ated favorable impression with all who
have mot him. He is a physician who has
practsed in both schools and has had
years of experience in surgery in hospitals.
though he does not use the knife now.
preferring to cure by the means of elec-
tr.city.
The offices Of DR. Barnes have not yet
been fully fitted with all the appliances
he intends to install. but he Is now ready
to receive patients. Among the latest inn
proved methods OF treatment he has. is a
powerful light Of violet and Russian rays.
which system Of treatment is used in
cases Of cancers and kindred diseases. Tho
doctor Is also installing a complete hydro
ihorapy treatment. including shower and
needle baths. with slabs for massaging.
and cots for rest. In few days the of,.
fees viii be further equipped with static
ana X-ray machine. which has already
been shipped by the manufacturers.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
TURNED BLACK
BOYS FACE WHITE

For having some FUN with little
cclored boy. several days ago. Mary
MoDonough. aged IA years, and am
other small girl found themselves be.
fore the bar Of justice IN Magistrate
Broman's Court last night The coll
cred lad they had fun with was Frank
Looper aud they turned him temper
arily white.
The preparation the glrls used was
composed OF lard and meal. The
former was applied ON the boys face
fret and then a aprinkllng OF meal
produced the desired effect The lit
tle fellow did not ENJOY the job much
and ran home in tears. His mother
had his tormenters arrested, and
Magistrate Broman, after hearing the
evidence. decided TO withhold his opin-
ion until tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
So We Havel

Somebody has said that our present
Dover lawyers are not as Big imposing
looking men as the old lawyers OF
Dover were. Well, we have none quite
so massive as Judge Comegys was,
whose family were az physical giants.
Judge Fisher was also large man.
ana several others of that day. But
we have 'em now big enough to man
age the law business of Kent county
better than Il was ever managed. The
old lawyers lived high ana sat in their
chairs all day and got fat. But they
wouldn't do in our time They were
strutting pompous old chaps that no.
body would tolerate now. They llymen
simply wouldn't give them the whole
Sidewalk. and carry their hats under
their arms when a lawyer swept by
like a turkey -gobler.
However we doubt that the old peo-
pie had finer looking young lawyers
than Lawyer Frame. Capt. Satterileld
ana possibly one or two others Of our
present day. Or more attractive mid
dle-aged lawyers than Ex-S, nator
Kenney. Distance is said 10 give ell
chantment to the vicw. We see only
lilt htHA III the UtQ AUtl at lNiiA AAiAnNs
But there are only about three law
yers i'm Dover now Of the old legal
families. Mr Thomas c. Frame. Jr.,
Is the grandson of great and emin-
ent lawyer in his day here, whom
John NJ. Clayton is said to have pro-
nounced the equal Of the best i'm the
land-"Bcb" Frame. as the old pecp'e
used to speak OF him. Is described by
our state historians as remarkably
handsome man, OF almost childish shy
ness and mcdesty. The writers state
that he could hlrdly he prevailed cr
to undergo examination for practice
And yet he passed that examination
high in the air above everything that
ordinary stucents rap and stagger on
Mr.. Henry Riigely Is another present
day lawyer OF straight legal ancestry
Several generations Of his family were
eminent at our bar ami none Of then
more dcs-rvcdly so. than the present
/ repres entat.ve Of the name. 1t may
he that this distinguished family name
Of lawyers is in time l1.ely 10 become
unfortunately extinct
The re1t Of our Dover lawyers are
old farm boys. as bright and keen ai
| over grew Up on the bare sod Al
/ CT them perhaps have tmmped dowr
/ sandturs with their naked heels, an,
now have those once hard and horny
/ heels covered over IN fine silken hose
/ Delaware state News.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
- Rnisn chiefs-

The following dates have been Sc
lected by the Improved order of Red
Men for the raising Of chiefs OF the
various tribes In this locality.
Monday, April /, Minqua Tribe. No.
8. by Great Senior Sagamore william
H. Ferguson; Hopocohacking Tribe,
No. T. by Great Chief Of Records Ed
ward McIntire; Tuesday April ., Cher
okee Tribe. No. 4. by Great Senior
Sagamore William VI. Ferguson: Wa
meta Council. No. 8, by Great Chief
OF Records Edward McIntire; Alopa-
cha Tribe by Great Senior Sagamore
William II. Ferguson; Wednesday.
April 3, Mattahoon Tribe. No. n. by
Great Senior Sycamore William IL.
Ferguson; Usage Tribe. No. so, by
Great Chief OF Records Edward Nc
Inure; Thursday April 4. Keokuk
Tribe. No. g. by Great chief Of Re-
cords Edward McIntire; Wawaset
Tribe. by Great Senior Sycamore W.T.
liam H. Ferguson; Hiawatha Tribe.
No. f3. by Great Chief Of Records Ed
ward Mclntire. Wynema Council. w
10. by Great Senior Sycamore William
II. Ferguson; Friday. April 8. Della
ware Tribe. no. l. by Great Chief OF
Records Edward McIntire; Manitoo
Tribe. No. rs. by Great Senior Saga
more William II. Ferguson; Pocahon-
tas Council No. !. by Great Senior
.Sagamore William II. Ferguson: sat
urday April g. Lenape Tribe. No. 6.
by Great Senior Sycamore William IA.
Ferguson; Saturday, April IS. Andos-
TAXA Tribe. by Great Senior Sycamore
William H. Ferguson.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
BAD COOKERY
Produces Results and Bad Ones.

while teaching school and board
ing round writes a Penn. matron.
IL was given all kinds n food-chieay
half-done pancakes soaked i'm grease,
hadf-cooked oatmeal greasy food and
potatoes.
The inevitable result came I'm time.
Ally stomach became disordered. and
I was the prey Of terrible sick head
aches, so violent that l could not per-
form my duties satisfsctorily-so
times not at ali-untll finally I was
compelled to give up the work alto
gcther. For years 1 was helpless
sufferer from stomach and nerve
troubles.
AFTER l married my husband had 20
get his own breakfast and finally 10
save time he bought Grape Nuts.
which required no cooking. He per-
suddcd me 10 try the food also.
1t was lucky / dld 50. To my sur
prise I found that It would stay on
my stomach and agreed with me as
nothing else did. ! grew better ana
stronger rapidly. and am now a
healthy hearty woman. who does not
knew what IL is to have headache or
oNt "Ns't-N 'A NERVES inns ~ NAAt
Grape-Nuts food has done for me. and
now we stick TO the food that we know
we can rely on.
When my little daughter was wean-
ed we thought she would die-no fcod
we could give her (even the prepared
infants food) seemed to ncurish her.
Then we tried Grape Nuts food she
took to il at once, and grew well ANA
fat. My husband. who used TO suf-
fer from disordered stomach, has not
lost a day from his business on ac-
count OF sickness fer three years. since
We have adopted Grape Nuts" Name
given by Postum Co.. Battle Greek
Mich. There's a reason" Reed the
gtue book. The Road to Wellvire. -
in pkss.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
FIND NEW TRAIL
OF MARVIN BOY?
(contInuea BON Flrst 80

What was in the communication he
refused to say, beyond the fact that Il
was written in a splendid hand and
contained excellent theories as 10 whore
the boy mightbo found The writer ex-
pressed the wish that no information
concerning the contents of the letter
be given out, as by doing SO might
cause the kidnappers 10 leave their
present quarters, and be more careful
OF their future movements. IL, this
reason no direct information could be
obtained concerning the writer's know
edge OF the affair
Letter Was Mailed Here
The letter was dropped IN a box on
the western side Of the city several
days ago, but through carcicssness on
the part OF the carrier who took it up.
1t was not delivered to the postmaster
until to-day The writer seemed TO be
thoroughly familiar with the country
surrounding kits Hammock and was
possessed OF considerable knowledge
concerning the kidnapping.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There Is
only one way to cure Deafness and that
i,s bv constitutional remedies Deafness IS
caused by an iniiamcd condition Of the
mucous lining Of the Eustachan Tube.
when this tube Is iniiamed You have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and
when il Is entirely closed. Deafness Is
the result. and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restored
~ lis normal condition, hearing will b.
destroyed forever. nine cases out Of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which IS nothing
but an infamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
we will give one Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness tcaused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure Send for circulars, free
r. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo o.
Sold hv Drucgists. Toe
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
PhiladoIphians Married Here

The Rev. George l.. Wolfe last even
ing married Ra5le Hon. of No. 1912
Federal street, Phiadolph.a. and Miss
Irene Moore. OF No. 1881 Titan street,
the same city. The couple was at
tended by Thomas Lynum, of Philadel-
phia.
Another Philadelphia couple that Sc
cured a license in this city yesterday
was Earnest Dyke ana Miss Mary
Marguerite Ware. but where they were
married could not be learned.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
TO BUY
MORE PARK LAND

Sometime ago william p. Bancroft, pres
ident Of the Board of Park Comm. .ssioners
bought for the city to be held by him
until such time as Council would reiiev,
him Of the properly. the tracts Of land al
Fourteenth and West streets and at Rosen
dale. Last night tho law and finance COM
mittecs. Of Council decided to acquire tn,
property. ana also land In Glenn avenue
subject to the recommendation Of the parl
board.
When the lands In question are pur.
chased many needed Improvements viii
be made to the Brandywine Park.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Chancellor Names Receivers.

John w. Huxley. Jr. OF this city and
Lewis B. Matthews Of Philadelphia. nave
been appointed receivers for the Continen.
tai Leather Company by Chancellor Nichol
soa.
Claim was entered against the concern
by the estate Of John w Finney for 49,
99i.
William y. Hawkins, receiver for tn.
Guardian Savings and Loan Association
presented his report and Attorney Danie
O. Hastings was appointed as auditor. Ao
cordmg 70 Mr.. Hawkins figures there q
NOW A balance on hard of S27, 42S.46.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
TWO NEW ENGINES
NOW INSTALLED

The new engines ordered by the Will
minston City Railway Company some
time ago were installed in the power
house on the Brandywine yesterday,
and are about ready for service. The
new machines win greatly increase the
electrical power of the company, ana
as soon as they are ready for service
the old power house at Delaware ave-
nue. ana DUPONT streets VIII be aban-
Goned and converted into a car barn.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
v.r.zuelans Pleased With Dock.

After having superintended the erection
Of a monster dry dock recently construct
ed for the Venezuelan Government by th'
Pusey and Jones Company OF this city
charles n. Croweu returned to his home
here Yesterday. So well pleased were tn
natives Of the Republic with the work ac
complishod by him that they presented e
Mr.. Crowcll handsome sold medal an'
made him a member Of their Nationa
Patriotic Association.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
nntnn sorvioes al ImmanueI

Maundy Thursday will be observed to-
day at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with
the celebration OF Holy Communion this
evening at 7.i5 at which the sermon will
bs prcached by Archdeacon Hall. Services
viii be held tomorrow at $50 a. M. and
rs p. M. the Rev Francis NJ Taitt' dean
OF the convocaton Of Chester TO preach
the evening sermon.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
store house for Powder.

In order TO safely store the rifle and re-
vo'ver ammunition used by their employees
the DUPONT Company have leased a small
building IN Pinkotts Court for that pur-
the new building a. Tenth and Market
streets owing TO the insurance regulations.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Hoksv Poksx Mar Arriu..-

One Of the surest signs that spring
Is indeed with us was the appearance
on the streets yesterday Of the ubiqui-
tous hokey- p0key man. One of the per-
ambulating vendors Of the frozen deli
cacy stood for several minutes on West
1'r9nt street, surrounded by a clamor-
ing throng Of white and colored chE-
dren eager 70 trade their pennies for
his wares
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
stidham & Son. Auc. . A. N9DANia11- mss,st

NOTICE-L JOSEPH b. McHUGH the
owner and occupant Of the house situated
at the southeast corner of Eighth and
Church streets, in the Eighth ward Of the
city Of Wilmington, county of New Castle
and Stale of Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements of the ao.s Of the Cen
eral Assembly in such case made and pro-
vded, do hereby give notice that / shall
apply IN writing to the Court Of General
Sessions of the State of Delaware. in and
for New Caste county, on Monday, the
18th day Of May a. D., 1851. being the next
term of said court. for a license for said
house as an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors an less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk en-
the premises; and the following respect
able citizens Of said ward at least twelve
Of whom are substantial freeholders OF
said ward, recommend the said appica