The Spokane Review from Spokane, Washington • 3

JL TIIE SPOKANE REVIEW, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1801. MILLINERY Will Lot the City and County Care for Their Own Poor. A WORTHY INSTITUTION CLOSED W. J. DDNSTAN, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 13 Monroe, and 1,002 to 1,010 Sprague.

KETTLE RIVER GOLD STRIKE. A YOUNG WOMANS RUIN. hallway. oversight If nothing more serious than this develops, while the negligence ol tlie commissioners would merit rebuke, nothing of a criminal nature would arise. What III people want to know and what the grand jury must determine Is whether Ihera has beta any Tteal in connection with Ihe construction of the building, and If to wh is responsible for it and who partiul-patad In it.

ON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. THDR3 DAY AND faAIUHDAlf. Mr. Fender Says It Does Not Oonoern the Commissioners.

Mr. Goss Brings Salt, and A. Moars Is Appointed Reoeiver. 7:03 ill SIM it 03 F. 31 BRIBERY CASES SET FOR TRIAL THE GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

7:00 A. 11 Lv. SPOKANE At 7:00 P. At McBars. Whittle, Westfall and McCoy were the only members of the Peoples tabernacle board of directors who responded yesterday to Lieutenant Lavery call for a meeting to re cel ve his resignation as superintendent.

Mr. Whittle was called to the chair and Lieutenant Lavery formally tend ered his resignation. He briefly reviewed the work of the institution and explained the necessity of maintaining it. He Imd no fault to find with bis co-workers in the cause, but bis appeals to the county commiesionera and city council for aid had been ignored, and he had found it Impossible to obtuin funds sufficient to accomplish the purposes for which the luheruacle was founded. He had no difheuity lu obtaining contributions of wood, vegetables aud clothing, and ly a little money was required.

Of (100 men applying for aid at tba tabernacle only one bud refused to work. Nearly all of Hpokaues destitute are willing to work if they ean find any tiling to do. He caused the strong to saw wood and render other service for the weak. He bud 80 aorea ef timber, donated by a lady, and had Intended establishing a woodyard on an extensive scale to supply the needy during the winter. As a preventive of crime alone be thought It would be economy on the part of the county and city to assist in maintaining the tabernacle, hut the dummies loners and council apparently viewed the matter in a difler-snt light.

The resignation waa accepted, and the Keys and Inventory of theturniture and supplies on hand were turned over to Treasurer Duuatau. Whether Bab-both services will be continued, or an attempt made to revive the Institution, are questions for future consider-at. on. Not long ago Lieutenant Lavery submitted a proposition to the ouy council to the eflect that for $-00 per montb he would undertake to look after the needs of all the idle men in the city. He proposed that every man its need he sent to him, and said he would supply their Immediate wants, investigate every case of want reported, take care of the sick, and assist all ntedy people In getting work.

He believed in helping those who would help themselves, and would see that neither the city nor citizens were Imposed upon by loafers! Tile petition was referred to a committee, aud that as the last of It. B. F. Warren Says the Chinese Have All the Good Ground. Edward F.

Warren of Marcus, an old freighter and a man famlliur with mining, writes to a friend lu Bpokane that the scene of the gold strike on Kettle river Is a poor place for a white man. Whatever gold ground there Is has been located by Chinamen, he says, "and the whites are meeting only with disappointment. A Chinamans staudlng as a prospector in British Columbia 1b without prejudice. Ho long as he buys a miners iloense, he Is as good as a white man. The law in the United Btates gives the Chinese no rights on mining claims, and such as they enjoy are only the result of sullerance.

Fast Train East. On October 1 the Northern Paoiflowlll again pat on their fast train east, tearing Hpokane 8:10 a. arriving Ht. Paul 8 p. m.

second day, ami Chicago 10 a. m. This hat been found neoeasary, owing to Increased travel. This tram will he known as No. 4, No.

2 leavlngst 6.45 p. at at present. H. JdcNmu, A T. A.

Alix Tinling, General Agent. Commencing Tuesday, July 25, rmasnng-irt and FR(. Ing Spokane on Aotlon has been commenced In the superior court by John W. Goss against T. M.

Basin tor the dissolution of the fir.n of Basin Goes. Pending a hearing ef the case on Its merits, and with ths consent of both parties, Judge Arthur yesterday appointed V. A. Moars receiver, fixing bis bond at The Union Pualdo Is selling ttokets to Chicago Ht. Lonis and ell pointa east st greatly reduced rates.

Call or address Perry Griffin, C.P. A I. agent, 341 Riverside avenue. ABOUT THE CITY. BRIBERY CASES IN COURT.

lea onnnont tame nftenioou at North port with steamer for Waneta. iirwarit, Trait Creek, Kobion, Nnkuip, Knvelitok- Nelson, pllo Fay. Balfour anl oLiMjAn, Iaasfiiifori Arriving from th north on those davn will go directly through to Spo ktiMis, arriving Ht 7 ii. m. PaMPtiger fftreSpoknne to Nakuo, tM or, Koalo, aud all Kootenai lak point gif o.

Hound trip rate Rnokaneto Kelaan, nnd all Kooteoul lake point aud return 17.80. Only rente to Kettle RUm, Boundary Creek, Nordiporti, 'IritU Creek, Boundary City, Fort Sheppard, Waneta bay word kup and "The Great Glacier, Sam ml of tlie Selkirks and Canuilida hational Iark. Fpoolal Fxrurtlon Kates SpoUan to eiatoke and return. tioUeu limited to iQ days 18; Spokane to Clucler and return, tickets limited to 30 days, Snokan to Banff and return, tlcketi II mi tod to fil days, M0. Steamers run dlreotly through betweeu liortkport aud Kevelstok.

We are supposed to have a little sense, was the response of County Commissioner Fender yesterday to a reporters query as to what aotlon had been taken, If any, with reference to the papers and documents submitted by the Citizens League relative to the Beattie almshouse soandal. We have nothing to do with the atlatra of King county; it keep buy attending to our own official business for Hpokane county. Home people are unnecessarily worried about the courthouse coutruol. Th commissioner have not awarded any contract, and the situation Is precisely the iame as It wa two weeks ago. The Citizens' League has not presented to us a single feature that we hud not carefully aud thoroughly considered In all phases belore the league took It up.

The board of county commissioners intends to exercise Ue best Judgmeut, In the interest of the county. Further than this we can rnuke no statement at Return of Good Times. The dlreoturs of the First National bank request the depositors of said bank to call upon them at room 12, First National bauk buildlug, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 8 p.

in. Elxora Hatchley of Medical Lake a Victim of Malpractice. The story of an atrocious orlme, perpetrated In this city and at Medical Lake, came to light yesterday. Elzora Hatchley, 18 years old, has for three day past been under the treatment of Dr. Semple and Green of the state hospital for the Insane, and Is deemed almost beyond the reaoh of medical aud suglcal skill, on aocount of malpractice.

Incidentally James Moss, formerly a horse trainer on the Spokane racetrack, Is a fugitive from justice, and a Bpokane wan aud his wife will probably have to nnswer for participation lu the tragedy. Mies Hutch ley, whose personal ap-pearanoe would Indicate that she Is not over 15 years old, le the daughter of a widow, residing at Medical Luke. Until recently her reputation was untarnished. While employed at the Flood house she lecnins acquainted with Moss aud the story goes that at a dance In the country he wrought her ruiti. Without the knowledge of her mother or frlsuda she drove to Bpokane oue night and hern a man aud his wile performed a delicate operation.

Hhe returned to Medical Lake before daylight. The operation did not produce (he result intended and subsequently a young man, now with a thrashing party In th, country, drove to Bpokane end took the woman out to see the girl again. Another operation was performed and strong mediolues were administered. This was partially successful, but the girls tile Is almost despaired of. The young man above alluded to Is expected to tell the uame of the woman doctor.

A warrant was Issued Wednesday Bight for the arieet of Moss, on the charge of abortion, Gut he tied. Deputy Bhertlt Humphrey saw him ut breakfast yesterday morning at Iteurdon, but was hot then aware that was wanted. Deputy Hroseoutlng Attorney Bolden visited Medical Lake yesterday tmd set machinery in motion to ferret out all the guilty parties, and officers ar In pursuit of Most The girl Is unulle to talk or write, but the authorities believe they have a chain of evidence that can not be broken, and If their theories are verified several arrests may lollow. Hard Times Sale. What Dots it McaaV Masquerade $1,000 Prises.

Concordia hall, Out. 4. Ask your druggist for tickets and programs. Look at the prizes. Prof.

Worbes orohestra; enough said. All good people Invited. Graham and Eteop Plead Not Guilty Date of Trial Fixed. Councilman Peter Graham and Peter Bleep appearod In ths superior court yesterday aud plouded not guilty. The Graham oase was set for hearing October 23 and the other October 25.

Judge Moore stated with emphasis that the cases will go to trial on the dates named. Jsdge Arthur says yesterdays Interview In lefereuce to the Injunction in the Bleep case does him an Injustice. There was an error In It. I did not say Attorney Uritlitts had deceived mo, said the judge yesterday. If I had thought he did 1 would have brought him before the court and punished him.

The faot is the order was being prepared by a lawyer In another office while the matter was up In my court. It was my fault that I did not read It carefully, but 1 was very busy and Juot changed a little in the last purl und signed it. I am satisfied it was merely a mistake and not an effort on Mr. Grlllltts part to delude the court. To Puget Sound, Et; Paul, Minneapolis, Cbtoago, and the Ea3t SEATTLES LATEST SCANDAL Opening of Cannon Conservatory.

Tlie Cannon Conservatory will be formally opened October 1, but Miss Harrah will begin her class Monday, beptember 25, in the Canuon residence. fe The prevailing opinion la that the Peoples tabernacle, hich has been a Simply this a cut of prices to a mere trifle above cost, to suit these depressed times. We want to do everything in our power to help our pa-tronB and the public. We are willing to do business this season on a cost baBis. We have inaugurated this sale to sell large quantities of Knox Case Postponed.

The cily council yesterday continued the case against Alderman Kiiox until alter the Graham oase Is conclued. source of great good, will soon become a thlug of the past without Tom La-Verys guiding hand. AN ELOQUENT EXPRESSMAN. Trains leave Bpokane dally at 6:59 A. M.

ior Harrington, Wenatchee, Leavenworth, Everett, Seattle and other Inget Sound points. At 12:15 A. M. for St. Paul, Uiaaeapoll.

Chicago and the East. CLOTHING, FURNISH- LOCAL BREVITIES. Fine plumbing and gasflttlng at H. 203 Howard A two years course in Bpokane Business College cost but $50. Btoam carpet-oleanlivA Office 177 Howard Street; tel.

126. 0. Gunderson. Having purchased the Denver market, corner First and Monroe street, on the 18th of Heptember, 1 ill oarry none but the beet of meats, and solicit a shure ot the public putronuge. Conrad Hohl.

Im Fresh, H. I). B. Co, Eggs! Ask your dealer for them. To meet necessary obligations.

WE CUT DEEPLY TO SELL QUICK-LY. We can not afford to be in business without your patronage. Step into our store and see if any live man can afford to do business at the sacrifice we are making unless supported i by a very large distribution of goods. We are doing a very extensive cloth-ing, hat and furnishing trade on the small profit and quick return plan. See our attractive windowre.

New Bults Filed. The Northwestern and Ilypotbeek bank brought suit yesterday against John N. Bquler aud others to reoover $23,358 olulmed to he due on promissory notes, sue red by mortgage. Other suits were filed as follows: C. B.

Manulug against C. aud Leali Betts to recover $328 on a note. Mrs, Mary Lambert against Carrie N. Gillette for $174.75, lauudry work. John Keitmeier against Paul and Paul J.

Btrobach and Adolph Munter to reoover $500 lu escrow on account of the bond ot August Bigmund, Implicated with liumuaou aud Kepler In the criminal cases growing outot cattle transactions. Bpokane Drug Company against T. A. illshop for $547.50 on account. H.

and 11. r. Colin against Basin Goss for $1,133.65 on acoount, Bietu-Bloch Company aguiuat Basin Goss for $1,022.34. Real Estate Transfers. Yesterday XI deeda aggregating $9 1,353.35, were Uled lu the recordin', oltloe.

Following transfers wore reported to Ths Kktikw the Washington Alistrant and Title Guarantee Company abstractor, and conveyancers for beptember JOt Wiliam It. Snlth to AtBe I. bn Ith lots 1,1 en I blk. 3, Ag. 'W I yer i ad 1 3,000 00 Ho Urges the Council to Proteot Home Industries.

The council held a brief business session si 2 oclock yesterday afternoon. The question of making the license of expressmen and draymen payable 3 early In advance Instead of quarterly, as at present, name np and the express, men were Invited to address the council. John Forran, a middle-nged man Wearing a leather coat, advanced and eald he represented the expressmen Wiio wanted the license made payable yearly In advance, lie eald the object W'ae to proieot their business against men whoenme In from the outsider with cheap rigs, do business for a short time and then depart. We can't all be congressmen and United Blaise senators, or even mem hers of your honorable body, eald Korrun, Home of us must do the express business of this city, and we think this business should be re-erved for uieu hose homes ere here, whose iutcreils are here, and whose wives and ludiles must otherwise sutler for bread, orrnn apoke for 10 minutes. Ilis eU qucnce untonislied the counoll and the audience and there waa a hurst of applause when he sat down.

The matter was postponed till Tuesday, Runs Buffet Cars, containing bath room, barber Bhop, easy chairs, observation windows, library, writing and card tables, smoking rooms, In connection with Palace Dining and Sleeping Cars, first-class coaches and free colonist sleepers. Connections at Shelby Junction and Havre for Great Falls, Halenat and Butte. At Wenatohce with steamers to and from Lake Chelan and the Okanogan country. At Newport for points on ths Pend dOrerlle river. At Bonners Ferry i with steamers for Kaslo, Ainsworth, Nelson and other points in the Kootenai mining district.

Crosses the Cascade and Rocky mountains in daylight. Fine scenery, i First-class sleepers run through from Seattle and Spokane to Chicago. No changes of cars and a line free from dust. I For Information or publications apply to W. A.

BECKLER, C. P. T. Corner Riverside and Stevens street, Spokane, Wash. K.

I. WHITNEY, G.P.& T. St. Paul, Minn. It Hat Been Promptly Taken Vp by ths Grand Jury Seattle, Kept.

28. Special. The grand jury ha gone to work on the Krug defalcation and the almshouse scaudal. Thl 1 the seooud grand Jury couveued sluce the admission of the state. The almshouse Investigation continue the ruling sensation.

The Telegraph leads the fight for the citizens, and continues outspoken In its allegations of the grossest fraud. Its tone Inchoates no fear whatoverof llbslsuits. The five missing pages of the general specifications for the new almshouse ure still mlsslug. The revelations of yesterday threw no light lu that direction, though two inembprs of the board of county commissioners spent most of the day poring over the papers. John Rigby, the contractor, who did not sign tlie official bond, hastened to the auditors olllue when he read the revelations, aiul desired to sign the bond If the commissioners would allow it, but they refused.

Commenting editorially upon this scaudul, the Telegraph says; Tlie work oi exposure of wrong and rascality lias on begun. It must still sbah be Continued until the booillera who are uuder-uiming the state, the coumy and the city are driven trom their bolts like ruts, to be pelted by all men for tlie pestilent things they are. There baa oorue to Judge Huiues an opportunity to do tin a community Buch serviie as rarely fall to tlie lot of any man. hope to have the pleasure oi telling tkt people that he hat risen to the occasion. The Fost-Intelllgencer hag this to say on tlie same subject: in the matter of the county almshonse there should be a thorough investigation.

Charge ot a serious nature burs bean made and they should either he substantiated or their tulslty Oemonatrated. As the citizens' cuminiltee decided to make no report but to leave the matter for the determination ot the grand jury, Judgment must be suspended until the hide are known. The met that Mr. lugby did not sign ona ot the bonds demonstrates that somebody was negligent, it ie elated, however, that Mr. Kigby la now willing to sign the bond and stales that his failure to do so was due to an oversight.

However this may lie, the ooumy umimh'Siuuers and their bondsmen would doubtless be liable lor any lose ihut ill county might sustain on account oi the 1,000 00 Notice to Families. The Hotel Bpokane Is now prepared to make special rates to families desiring to establish themselves In com-fortable wluterquar tors. The arrangements which the hotel has made for such accommodations ure strictly first-class, being tlie best tint tills favorite hostelry utrords. Many new conveniences have been added to this establishment under the present regime, making It by far the best hotel lu the northwest. It is well adap'ed for the requirement of families, being centrally located ntul III proximity to all the car systems of the olty.

Hates given on application to B. T. Arthur, mauager. 700 00 J. W.

2,000 00 100 Iht Reliable American One-Prici t. 0. D. Ciottuer, 103 00 709 RIVERSIDE AV. John V.

a nnd fe (o II A. 'htto'h, ots nnd Ht blk. 2 north1 add to no a Park John W. Iioaa to Mary A Goss, fora 1 1, 1 if nnd 1 1, blk 22, noi tlieust ndd to boss nr Srb.ster Meat i and wife to Albert i. lots 1 and 2, blk.

oh, Keat'i Fifth uill 1 owglll a ul wife to G. IV. Hoy.l 1 1 lot 7, his, I ut Pa add 111 Good tch amt wife to tier. 1. I I lll.i uu i 1 -t, oik.

10, Miller f'nrk add food ue ti Annie VV. oo thus south dll loot ot lot .1, blk fe, rismv nnd extimtion oi owley (s on I add Gi'ort W. Jackson, nr to I surge V. so of sn of see .5, twp. 2 ruugo 12, eio 1 lam 1', liruv and Wife to iuhetli Mitul el lots 2 aud bln.

2, I ntou rni It edit Joieph MeNnoght i I wife to Mnontight I und and Invusment oinpuuy, 12 i -07 a nos in twin -i, rouge 1 1..,, hart is itedfern and wlfn to Jnies II. look, lit 4, blk. Lhundler's hioo id add Judgments and Decrees. Judge Buck Joseph and Mary Ileusner against Mrs. C.

O. ilerold. Judgment for $522. Judge Arthur Ilypotbeek bank vs, Diedricb Miller et decree of foreclosure against defendants Haase and Musltugon. Hume vs.

Mary K. Uuliuhl and husband, di-ciee lor $21,415, Hume vs. Alexander Duiuko, decree. Hume vs. O.

B. Thatcher, decree. Im Freeh, H. D. H.

Co. Eggs! Aek your dealer lor tliotii. If you want a snap on a second-hand typewriter of any muko cull at John W. Graham Co.s book store. too TAKE TIIE 1,20 100 The Review Mlilim DiningCarRoute 1,050 00 DIRECTORY 11,103 00 ORTHERM Receiver Retained, The motion to dismiss the receiver of the Farmers Washington Insurance Company was denied yesterday by Judge Moore, and an order Was Issued lor the retention of ths receiver, M.

Bmltl). At the People's Ttvtiorniicle Tonight The V. C. T. which hold mootings every Hutiiriluy evening during Lieutenant Lavurys absence, ununged on tils return to occupy the lustButur-day evening ofeucls month.

Tonight Miss Annie Turner will sing a solo lor them, This will occur ut the opening of the exercises, or nearly so, us she has a choir pructlce to utteud later. Remember the place and time, Peoples tabernacle, 7:30. Lieutenant Luv-sry will ussiet. Blooan and Kootenai, John Houston, editor of tlie Nelson Tribune, is at the Bpokane. The.

Bio. can country, ho Ibid a reporter last evening, "is employing more wmro-worker now than It ever did. The prospects for Nelson are Increasing wltti the approach of the day hen the Hil-ver King will tie opened at lull blast. 1 he consulting engineer Is now on the ground and It Is thought work will begin before long, Mr. Houston Is the pioneer newapuper man of the Kootenai mining countiy In British Columbia, having founded the Nelson Miner.

3,200 00 PACIFIC Total $2.1 3 3 35 lotul valuation of sides slnee January 1. $0,147,378 7 Writ of Haboas Corpus Granted. A writ of habeas corpus was granted yesterday In the case of Joseph Brennan, accused of murdering Nelson Bystroui, The case was set for hearing today at 9:30 oclock before Judge Buck. To all points East and South FROM HPOKANE. Pullman Palaoe, Tourist and Frets CoU onlst Bleepers and Dining Oars.

Through to St, Paul sal Chiosgs Without Change. rsenirr rfnpnt 111 tliH turn tP of thenlly, ratiHnln tr tins mntMiiUi'rtit eiuhm'nt TlakafjAnniUta hil rtnlnti In tha tTnital rT I Oil in Dll, niMini m-vu Tlnketa onlial) polnti (Jatn A Boycotter Arrested. Bara Yoku, a Japanese restaurant keeper, lmi.1 one Heath urrested yesterday for disorderly conduot, Heath stood in front of the restaurant distributing boycotting dodgers, aud warning people not to go In, saying the pluo employee! Chinese help and that the meats were unfit to eat. Judge Miller took thecHHe umlor advisement. 7-7 ft if 9 MOTHERS mnl Iaiuvl.

For rut, rihHn a-isr IIHW, iwm Advertised Telegrams. Thsrear telegrams in the Western Union office for the following named fersons: D. W. Buskervllle, It, (arms, C. Ill llerg, Mrs.

Eluombnlm, Mr. (use Edwards, P. C. llynrd Handy, 1. A.

Henley, Charles Hamilton, V. II. Jones, 2, A. Justice, Crank Hianhrniigii, A. II, Blandish, VV.

ft hlmrter, J. M. Blruok, George C. Ttlden, George Persons, sooty to eub.r ol tbs on Inr.ljnfe'l. NUI.ULP.

ALLS. TJNGUVI, Lenl A gt, Lor. Klvorulde and Howard, AD LUARLIOV, A O. P. 1ortlwnd, Or TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR CHEAT II Summer JViaursunif, Moy 3 to Heplemlier 30 ths Nurtlisrn Pacific will aell vxeurotoa tickets as fellows: Lcourd Alec City niui return, Pus! Kails and return, Tickets on sal Week (levs, good returning lOilaye.

Huuduy, going and returning earn day, Cceurd Aleus City and Poet Fulls and return, Hup and return, on sale good returning until following Monday, $4.25, On sale every day, I. lint 1U days, $6, Agent at CoBurd Alene City lias on sals tickets, Occur d'Alene to Mission and return, going and returning same day during alloy period, at ruts oi $2,50. Bteauter does not run Huntley. Humluy train to tfumr d'Alene Ctt; leaves Hpokane 8.30 a. returning loaves Oisur d'Alene City 6:00 p.

in. H. McNkill, 0. P. AT.

A Alvx Tikliso. Uimerat Agent. JiilUi New Tourist Car Borvloe. The Great Northern tourist ears will be placed In servlets next Monday, running three days lu mull week. Going sunt they will leave Hpokane Mondays, Thursduys and Saturdays, ullordlng a sleeping car rut of $2 60 toBl.

luul. The lullman rats In $10.50. Dissolution Sale! WORLDS PICTORIAL LINE. The Westminster Presbyterians. The coagregailun of the Westminster Irushy terhiu church met last even ing and talked business and the plam lor the future ure ealrl to be very blight.

Tomoirow night Ilov. H. Cornett will deliver the first of his scries of lectures on the religions of the world. The subject of the first lecture will he Mahou'etanlsiii. TLromii Trala Leaves IK Marriage Lloortse.

Pi-ter E. Badoln Bpoknne Ida M. Woods Hpukans BOYS AND CHILDRENS PERSONAL fh Transcontinental Tula 1 Lust Truing 6 roin aud ii fchortist Llut to Portliiml anl nil rnltlornU Iointi, lor tlLk.u and uU tnfiirnr (tlon rati on. i'UUIvi lllllfe FIN, SlUlrt44t uhivi imippit, BaffiJ TMnanTir nnd Tlnkut ntrrtulif vo aui Wunhin jrtoa ill li iiUiiieUUibi1, A 0 F. rf.PRIftc DELICIOUS Suits and Overcoats, Reefers, Knee Pants, Shirt Waists, Hats, Caps, Underwear, in fact everything to fit a boy or child out, at prices which no competitor can approach.

Portland liiduelrial Hipo.ltlon. $20.50 will buy a ticket, Spokane to Portland and return via tlie Union Pncltlo eve-tnin, Inoluiilng sn admission ticket to the Portlsnd Industrial exposition, Tiakets on sals edtiMpIny. September 27, and Monday, Wednesday sod ftiday qf eiich week fur 30 days following, For sleeping ear accommodations and any Information call on or address, 1'khhy Guirritt, City Passenger and ticket Agent, Corner Ktverside-and Washington street. Th Review Building is almost fireproof and is strlotly an othco building, alt rooms being largo and well lights 1. Btoam heat and eleotrta lights are furnished tree to tennnts, and ths elevator service Is first olass and Bring in Your Little Ones Today.

J. L. Montgomery loft last night for Kaslovia Bonner's Ferry. Judge J. M.

Klminlrd and Ralph 8. Clarke leave today lor Clnosipi, to spend a month at the lair, Dan Paul, tlia extensive stock raiser and meat con traotor of Coulee City, Is In Hpokane on busiiie.s, J. Campbell, frolglit agent of the Union Fnoliic, went to llnrrlian yesterday, Mre, Campbell accompanying Idm. Messrs. Montgomery, Illshnp and Boss, all largely luieronted In Hlocan milling properties, left yesterday for ktslo.

H. H. Ht. John, general agent of the Grunt Northern, rlt Thursday night one trip through the Hlocan country, to be gons week I), ft Brown, general height agent of ths Canadian Per! do railroad, Is In the olty, accompanied by Ins writs, on their way bonis fro lour of China and Japan, Portland Industrial Aipoeltlon (MO.BO. Commencing Wednesday, Heptsmber 27, and every 31 on day, Wednesday and Friday thereafter during above exposition the Northern Paul lie will anil excursion tiokale to Portland and return, Including an admission coupon, at $20.50.

At xx. i rrr ttoi, It. MoNrtr.L, General Agent, G. P. and ft A.

Fgrtiui ucw XnKiS (ONilUllOIH, Scaled ptofuMitU It dtipllnnto. ona copy td tin oellverrtl to tim iimwir inti oun ropvtn th clnpk tif Hia Iottrri ol Urooornmtstouur ill po jlvacj Ui to I I ocUwikih. Onto-lnr 1811 and then opeut'd In thia oi mini I'ittv idm Ht to uttn amh opiMiintffui furihlm thf foliowiovr foraa au I find for uof hrn dcpartmeiit for u( ulipkr iiotober lniit Mi pnuutU No, I timothy hajr, baled loi ooo ioninU No. 1 oaii liuikyiti (t otiO jioiindh hrun. tJ i too (muii'l nurrott JUO.OOO poilll'L no l.

7 o-ir wO(l tir and tumnrankL I-'ltvm to Oftido ut to tuu. and oouiu tlttne ilnuoail hv tho bourl. Iluv on I out will ho riveived lit te.itoulotg, ool end oottl in cur Inl. IUiuu propimui ns 1U be fiirniht oo ipH Icauou, A ip tith'd chuck tor li of tbc amount o. hoi uuot ummiiid()iiv nil ihpt'ON tl fC4TVo the right to rajwl auv and all hi ii ly ordur of the bt'or of Ria er hUXMvhlI.D.tltfi I Uat publication o.

pliJUHmr I. X. L. Clothing NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS, Of perfeot purity. Vonlllq Dr A.

F. MacLeod Ibyilolan and Surgeon Room '40 Tin nor. Lraven A Rtnstry I nw V- H. JfitnPi omputlng fcn ale 3) b. hantou ilrrhitiwt ftftwpoit 1 1 ftnapm tution Co, M.

5 LIidUhv, Mhii 40 fi, Ililno-Kmil Fstntu nl Loan. liriHtiun Unudwur Itonui. lort'r brn jrUlg Sun if r.wioUco flnilgc VuriMU I'MfHfMivM AMlttlnn II ud'iuuitnr (uviliy '1 hr MiihW littitf' A BfciH ut lou 1 mlirt hrnr-Vftlnuf soriuty ft (ountv Ufhe Sj'okBni lull JrU ttUiblu Lawyur.ee lemon 1 of great otrangth. After the Fair Is over you can euy at homo. Go to Chicago now and see the most, complete end msgnllloent exhibition that bus evor been held.

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