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ORIMINW ammonsiommommomeamoslau mnontorommomanominnummosmw THE SPOKANE REVIEW, WEDNESDAY 'Iq01NING, SEPTEMBER THE SPOKANE REVIEW, WED 3 '141a4 DU CEI'd it jt rn tversal Pro Itter 'il. ie :1 4, 1. Lamil .4. is ki t4 e. 11.

4-, q. el '-4, I on ''t 1 1 'e ief, We Universal Provider. TS A 1 1 58 SUITS SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! MILLINERY. COMING! Men's Clothing I I have just received a large shipment of A BARGAIN. '( ...) ss DRESS GOODS, 4 ''ritti School Shoes in heel and spring heel.

This sale will bring forth the marvels of 4- beauty and usefulness. My display in, I would call your attention to something Prices, 00c, SI.I0, $1.25. this line will outshine anything ever at- DRESS GOODS, wonderful in the clothing business die- eit-l'-- -cz played on my counters. 53 suits in Mixed, Also a Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoe, tempted in the city before Goods just DRESS GOODS. .1, r4 9., Gray, Brown and Black, worth $15 in all sizes, will be sold at coming in.

'''''''''Iftl 1-17'' A. eoe Ooly $101 Only $10! Oily $10! Ouly $101 81.0 cis--. 251 Sailor Hats Have Arrivod le 25e. COMING I Bargain Dimpentater ,4 0 -N ii I P. I 1- aot001 mponitter 58 SUITS SHOES! SHOES! Si en Clothing I I have Just received a large sh A BARGAIN.

School Shoes in heel and spring I I would call your attention to something Prices, 00c, $1.10, 4 wonderful in the clothing business dig- played on my counters. 53 suits in Mixed, Also a Ladies' Fine Kid Butt Gray, and Black worth $t5 in rown all sizes will be sold at Oaly $101 Only $101 Oily $101 Oilly $101 81.05s MONROE STS. MONROE STS. J. DUNSTAN, CORNER SPRAGEE SPRAGEE J.

DUNSTAN CORNE PUSHING WESTWARD. THE SIIPTICS CONGRUTINLISTS IT TOOK FIVE BLOTS THE GAILINDBURKg HEWING MD MUM CUM ANDBURRI3 ILTIE COMM KS. Fourth Annual Association in See. William ray, Charged With Itur. der, Was Acquitted.

New Beer Nude From and Bops. It's on Drauulls Lverywhere T11 A ASS; From Pare Hulk l's on Draught 'where. Blom THE ATTENDANCE IS FAIR HE IS AGAIN AT LIBERTY Now Yoli Bmwoq, Br3WOR NM. Wilemmadeg Rudolph Gorkolv, proprietor, Corner Front and 'Washington Spokane. Suppling pure, wholesome, well maturedi proprietor, Cornet, giou lesoma, well matureti Beginning of the Session of the State Association at the First Con.

gregational Church In Spokane Noted N'Isitors. End ot a Trial That Excited Much Interest Iii tho CityThe Jury Was Out About ThroeQuartera or an Hour. In the rallwey mall service. The proportion of applicants to positions Is snout 15 to one. Itestileo the regular position there are the classified poetoilices, which furnish employment to 18,000 men.

They are those offices that employ over 50 hands, and in them the employes come under the rules of the civil service law. "There is considerable looseness in the way the civil service is employed in the large politoffices," said Supervisor C. L. Snyder yesterday, "but lu the departments at NN ashington the law is followed atomlutely. I think we have the most perfect system possible.

Successful applicants are first appointed for ma months on probation, and if they give satisfaction they retain their places indefinitely. The law first went into effect during Arthur's administration, in 1883, and it has been followed closely ever since. "Secretary Tracy of the navy department has followed the same polio although that department is not included in the law." Several thousand papers are flied every year, so that unless a very high per cont. Is attained a man's chances of ever hearing from the authorities are very small indeed. LAGER BEER.

BEER. Country order receive prompt attontion. the prompt attontlors. AU YE1T YE1T Are Becoming Leas anti Leas When They Road of the Remarkable Cures Performed by the Drs. Darrim The crowds of aufferers atilt continue to throng Drs.

Darrires aces in The Review buildinic in order to gain relief. Their method ot electro.mlignetic treatment calls forth numerous testimonials from the cured. The following are a Jew extracts from parties that can be referred to: John Dickerson, 425 Washington street, Spokane discharging ears, 17 years standing, cured. W. R.

Duncan, Heath's addition, Spokane, large scrofulous swelling and tumors in neck. Owen James, Spokane, abscess In left ear and quinsy, cured, Miss Fannie Kennedy, Valla Walla. cross eyes, cured in one minute. DRI. PAWN'S Or- litleiNESS.

Drs. Darrin can be consalted tree at their office in the Review building, corner Riverside avenue And bionroe streets, Spokane, Wash. Office hours, 10 to 5 daily; evening, 7 to Sundays, 10 to 12, Charges resaonable. Thev make a soecialty of nil (humeri of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Catarrh and Dealliesa, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Consuniptien, Dyspepsia, Dean, Liver and Kidney disettaes. All Nervous, Chronic ami Private Diseases of men, and all peculiar Female Troubles aro confidentially and successfully treated.

Most cases C311 receive home treatment after a visit to the doctors' dice. Iii quires answered and circulars and question blanks sent free. FANCY IMY OODS Japan or Chinn Silk. All kinds rea1y. maI Undr wear elleaptInt tho city.

6 15 Socond Avenue iY OODS ilk All It reiviy44 tlio city. tuo I I 9 a 10 a is Ill SAM GEE. Merchant Tailor, 523 Seeond tIVIL Spokane. Wnek Snit, nuidn to order. Cletininir and repairing; at living rates and neatly dinitt.

GEE'. it Tailor. )olutne, Wa9h Solt, anti repuirlugr twiny tit 4 tie. in. en Who GOING TO TACOMA.

1171-inL CAN Co. 82,1 LI tool Pitney Goodi all hinds Moro now vood4 now cowing. ItotatI and wholesales. Co. LI neolu Gootil of all Work, now cowing.

Itotatl Juryrooni. on the first ballot the vote stood 8 for acquittal and 4 for conviction. The eecond ballot stood 9 to 3, the third 10 to 2 the fourth II to 1, and on the fifth ballot 12 men voted to acquit the defendant. FOUND A SKELETON. Judge.

Stockwell's Mystic incg of the Mellow Bones. A Hangman creek rancher rushed wildly Into the ollice.of the chief of pollee yesterday and toll a disconnected story about having discovered skeleton on the bank of the creek while excavating' for an abut-went. Chief Mertz and Coroner Eakin drove the scene and brought batik a full human skeleton. It was gompletely disarticulated and of great age. Judge Stockwell, the antiquarien of the force, is of the opinion that it Is the skeleton of an ludian chief who died lit 1683, and 'was buried, as tiearly as can be teamed by refer-once to the archives ot the Spokane tribe, very near where the gliestly relic was found.

"I have studied the formation of this man's skull very carefully," the Judge observed It evening, "and being, Intl an way, a phrenologist, I tun satisfied that it Is the head of a Ruin whose character corresponds accurately with that of the old chief Shull, who died over 300 years aim. All of the Indian histories I have read located his grave very accurately, but some of the lenntilarks have since been de-strayed. The little creek that flows into the river below the Lille is referred to, and I am only sorry that the democrats Of that day hadn't Mid surveys made so that I could tell the tocatiou of the place While the the life and character of the old chief were being discuesed Phil (lough, better known as Munellausen Phil, told a story of his early career in southeru Arkansas. "I remember we had a neighbor who was attempting to till a grave yard," he said, eoletnnly. "Ile dug a foundation tor his house, bored a well and put in a silo, and discovered while he was making these excavations that the dead persons bed all petrified in their eollitis.

"But he was a thrlIty nian, and IL wasn't slat months before he had built himself a this stone mansion, and was run ning a factory that turned out marble-topped bureaus at the rate of 90 a day. Ile was doing a rushing business until a peculiar incident happened. ''One day another friend happened to dimeover that his great-grandfather was being used a a corne stone for this fellow's minden. Of course a great howl went up, and the grave robber was indicted under the statutes in such cases made and provided, forfeited his bond, and tied to Alaska. The lust I heard men him lie was the chief of a tribe of Eskimos." lirs.

Winslow's Soothinl Syrof Soothial Syrat Great Northern Tracks Within. Twenty Miles of Rock Island. The work of the tracklaying gang of the Great in building the road weetward from Spokane has been even more rapid than when the road was being built to the city. The western terminus is now about 15 miles east of Rock Island. The Sun of that town has this to say of the work: The Great Northern tracklayers roadbed Proctor's out early la the week, and had arrived at the first bridge, in Salmon coulee, Wednesday.

They are now less than 20 miles from Rock Island, and pushing forward as rapidly as pousible. As anticipated, the progress of the work up the columuta to this point Is slow on account of the bridges, but they are all nearly finished and the workmen out of the way of the tracklayers, and the road will undoubtedly be completed to Rock Island within 15 days. The contractors are now putting the finishing toucipis on the grade through town, which will be in readiness for the trace fts far up as the transfer by the time of the arrival of the tracklaying crew. The cuts and fills along this part of theread are being pushed ad rap. idly as possible day and night with that object in view.

A contract has been let for piles from Colockem creek for the bridge over the draw west of the Rock 1st-mid depot grounds. They will be transferred on the cable ferry. Officials of the road state that the golden spike will be driven in about 00 days, signalizing the completion of the greatest tranweentinental way on the continent. A double force has been put on at the cut in Bunt work south of town, and both day and night shifts are at work. A carload of car wheels arrived Sunday for the pontoons at the Columbia river transfer.

In regard to the progrees made in tracklaying the 'Weuatchee Graphic) says: The track at this time is within 80 miles of Wenatchee, the unprecedented work of laying Live milem a day having been aceotnpliehed last week. From now on the trackleyers will make slower tittle, as they will be detained by bridges not yet completed. The probabilities are that the end of the line will reach the place of transfer on the Columbia by the th of October. That will place It within four miles of Wenatchee. Here au-other delay will occur and it will be near the middle of the month before the first engine pulls into the city.

The etory that trains will not cross the river is untrue, as not only an engine, but a full traln of cars will be sent itcross the first thing, and miter that cars loaded with material will be constantly transferred. All the material necessary to conatruct 80 miles of track, and the engine and cars necessary to take it to the front, must be brought over. VVOIZTE A A irmd.oarommo,o,oso."weso. 4 ilia been tisc I' ovor lin years by motherl tor their children while toottilitir, witit 44, II SOCittl4 S110 (MIN, Softens the jUtnl, allays all pain. ourei wnt collo.

re ig I 11.t.ett tar) 8W11i th remedy tor diarrhea, whether nrisint from teething or thin. cullf104, Witt it tor hide by druggists in every part of world. Bo sure end ma fur Mrs. Sur luw's Soothing Sy so a bobtio year, by mothert whlie t.ettalog, with, Dottios ho soft4 all pato, OlitT4 Wini lowols a i I 1 ts tto tib fre, witothot iur 01111t104, tOr every part Of LI milt for Mrs. Wiur bobtio 1.1--The of Jolla royal, ere.

lie I. Cot'. tigation, 111111114 ground. le and I horned iy were dried up hIs Man 'opposed Ls his re ranch. 60 yeas ea alone ore twice tring the i.

MBES MTH A TASTELESS AND 1 SOLUBLE COATINI iFor SICK HEI1OLIONE0 fir AL, 41, bil E.11 6111 061 i )11(p0' o.CLE5 PECULATE THE STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS, At(l) PURIFY THE BLOOD. )415 ATE THE AND BOWELS, HE BLOOD. ,1 0415 The Northern Pacific Has Made Half Rate for the Exposition. The excursion to the Tacoma exposition horn this city has not been abandoned. At a late hour lest night word was received Portland informing the local (ace that the company would take 50 or more at half rate to the exposition.

The fare to be paid Includes the admission fee to the exposition grounds. It was expected that a party of 100 would be secured but this was not done and for that reason it was announced that the excursion was declared ofr. The law telegram from Portland changed matters materially sad the Northern Pacific will make all possible eilort to accommodate those who unt.y go. The following communication is self-explanatory: To THE EDITOR OP THE REVIEWS The excursiou to Tacoma for Spokane day at, the exposition i1I go alter AIL At a late hour tonight I received word from the Northern Vocal that they would take a party ot 60 or more at the half rate. About 60 bad given me notice they desired to go, so we will be off at 6:30 tomorrow, Wednesday, evening.

I would he it those who.are going would, call on 'me at the chamber of commerce tomorrow and obtain full infortuation. I have notillod the Tacoma newspapers by wire tonight that the bpokanti party Is coming. I congratulate all concerned on our ability to minim the courtesy so generously'extended to us by Tacoma on the day set apart in tier honor during our exposition two years ago. Jowl It. REAVIE blarinana, or SWImming In the Bead, Wind, a Pain, and Si at the Stomach, Paine In the back, brined, and flying Patna In the Polly, Rheumatism, 'fake four, ilve or even mix of Beecham's A Pillv, and in sice mem out of 10n, thou gill gooio in limey Wind's; for the pill will go direo to and remove the Cill160, this mut being no more nor lace than wind, together with poison 0121 and noxious sapoura, liod sow otituoa untyhoicrome food.

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A GOLD WATCH William Fay Is again at liberty. ne was doclared not guilty of the charge of murder by a jury of ,12 of his peers in the superior court, and with this verdict the murder case which has occupied the attention of Judge Moore's court for the past Sour days came to an end. An tin. Usual degree of Interest has been shown lu this case by all classes of citizens, and through the trial the courtroom has been crowded with speetators. From the start the prisoner seemed to have the sytn.

pmtsy of those prement, for many of them were Fay'. friends. The general opinion of those familiar with the particulars of the killing that Fay did telly what almost any other man would have done under ihini1nr circumstances; and as a result It was hoped that the jury weuld bring in a verdict of acquittal. The court opened at 030 as in. as usual, and as there were several matters of minor importance to be disposed of the murder trial was not resumed until some time later.

When the court bud liniebed the other business the argument was resumed. Attorney Dawson, lu ills appeal to the jury in behalf of the prisoner, pointed out many weaknesses lu the prosecution's eitle of the cite. At times is speech was truly eloquent, and no attorney ever made a more conscientious effort in behalf ki of a client thatt he. Ills argument IS was logical and connected through. Beginning at the first of the trouble, be presented to his hearers the several causes of the ultimate ends and cited numerous slimier cases In which the defendants had been justified its their mittens.

lie demanded Ali acquittal, arid It was plain that his effort had tome effect la poll the jury. In closing the argumeut for the state, Prosecuting Attorney Alien endeavored to break down the defense of the accused in many ways. Ile scouted the idea of self.defeuse In tido case, and asserted that In-Plead of being Justifiable homicide It was nothing he than cold-blooded murder. Viewed front his side of the ease Mr. Allen Made a very able ellen to secure a conviction, but he scented to realize that the evidpnee was agalumt him.

At the conclusion of the prosecuting attorney'e speech Judge Itioore de. livered hit Instructions to the Jury. Ile explained the alerted grades et the crline of murder arid just hat constituted the difference be- ''tween them. The court's instructions were of the retreat arid most impartial character, favoring neither the prosecution nor tilt; defense. In reviewing the evidenceJudge Moore xpikined a number of points on which the Jury might differ no their 'opinions.

It seamiest 3:30 p. tn. when the jury retired lu charge of baill Bartley Quinn; Very few of the epeetators telt the court room when the Jury retired, as It was expected that theijury would agree la a short time. l'ay, who during the entire trial has not displayed the least nervousness, showed that he WW1 ft strain ahortly alter tho retirement of the jery. lie disliked the publicity and at his request the court instructed Deputy Sheriff Htrourl to return the prisoner to tho Fay was hopeful Of an acquittal, and while he, talked cheerfully to hia friends he seemed 'fearful of an unfavorable verdict.

At 4:15 p. in. the Jury informed the court that they had agreed, arid as they filed into Ute will be given with Palo Alto For perticalaresee coupon in each package. Palo Alto Cigarettes are with. out doubt the purest and fluest.

titian of frost will strttlis. Every dealer will guarantee that H. BMUS CO. fulfill above agreement Dr. Fisk tills teeth without paitt.

ma Zeport, PALO ALTO The fourth annual association of the Congregational churches of the state of Washington met in the Firet Congregational church of this city yesterday afternoon. There was a fall; atteudauce of the pastors Mid delegates of the churches throughout the slate. Many who were expected to attend the afternoon Petimion did not arrive until it was too late to participate lu the exercises of the day. The association was called to order by Itegieter Rev. 'IL P.

James of Colfax, and I'resident Eaton of Walla Walla was chosen moderator. A secretary nod assistant were also elected. The usual routine of business was transacted, after which the association lietened to Revere! interesting discussions. Aiming those who made remarks of note was the old pioneer of Washington, Rev. M.

came to the state 54 years ago, and who hue probably done es men es any men in it for the help of its morel and religious growth. The association is fortunate in having in its midst several of the natioual secretaries of the great eocietiesthe A. M. II. represented by Rev.

W. Choate; the Church Building Society, represented by Roy. C. II. Taintor, and the C.

S. S. and P. represented by Rev. U.

I1. Boyuton. These, gentierneui with Rev. A. J.

Bailey, state superiutendent of the A. M. gave the association a short, but very interesting account of the work ea viewed front natioual stand They were followed by Mrs. Boyuton, who spoke in a happy vein of a new form of Christian work that is beiug pushed by the woolen of Boston and vicinity. The: aftertioou sessiou lens then brought to a chime arid the association ad.

pureed to the Dialers of the church where an excellent lunch bud been prepared. The evening session was occupied by several addresses by prominent Cougregationlists. Au-other meeting will be held today and it he expected that nearly all the pastors and delegates of the state will be present. Those who spoke last night were as follows: Rev. U.

M. Boynton, secretary C. S. S. and P.

Rev. W. Choate, secretary A. IL M. and Rev.

J. E. Roy, secretary A. M. A.

Today the progrem will be as follows: 9-1 orning devotion, led Rev. J. V. Dimon Whatcolu; Spirit of the Prophets the Need of Today," Rev. M.

Baskerville, Sprague; 10(a) "Amos' Message," Rev. 11. P. James, Col. fax; "Isalatee Message," Bev.

C. 14. 'riven, Olymplm, 10:20 Discussion; Gilt of the Holy tspirit," Rev. J. T.

Nichols, Patella; report of epeolal meetings at iSeattle and Tacontek The afternoon program has been arranged as follows: 2Call to order and minutee; of the committee on credentials: 2:30 Narrative of churches; 8Iteport of the committee on nominations, and of committees. The pastors who are in attendance aro: P. James, Colfax; S. B. S.

Penrose, 4. B. Iten shaw, Deer Park; O. F. Thayer, Fertnington; E.

L. Smith, Genesee, (tail(); G. E. I looker, Medieal Esske; Myrop Iloilo, Dungeness; William Butter, Port Gamble; A. II.

Bare-elan, J. D. Jones, Ritsville; Wallace Netting, Ply mum ii George I.E. Lee, Taylor; Bev. M.

l.11ls, tikoko 10. O. Reiner, Tekon. The delegates who have arrived are: Mrs. U.

T. Belden arid Mrs. Ida teredriek, Pleasant Prairie; O. A. Waterhouse end M.

D. Ballard, Plymouth; Mrs. 51erritt, inish; lNire. T. S.

and Mrs. flue, Spoknne; Mrs. C. Critter, Aire. V.

C. NVileeler and Mrs. W. C. Davie, Tacoma, THEY LIE.E1 ETNCL111 SAM.

Applicants Take the Civil Service Examination. It will be a long time before all of the 17 applicants NV ho took the civil servioe examinetiou yesterday are provided with poeitions under the governnient. There were 12 caritlitlittee for poeitions in the railway ittohl service. A young Indy who took the examinution wants to be a depertment clerk in Washington. 'I wo others are ambitions to gil on the reservation am1 work to and care for the tiation'e wertis.

The examinatioun are held in 1150 different hi the United States every year. Tito pipers are rill sent to Washington to be corrected Lind Omani oil Me. Vtienever a vacancy coe the highest pers Mane on the 1110 taken out unit the fortunate oppliront is notified of his 'ale ore lepartunet) to I pusitione iu Waelliugteu cud PllOPOSALS WANTED. The truxtoesi of the Eastern Washing. ton Hospital for the Insane Will scaled bids in duplicate ti tail Monday, I ember 1892, at 2 p.

trite he follow. ing dolt vered at ISleilicul Luke station, freight mild. Fresh meat, 500 more or less, per week, dolivermi nt tho bolsi ittal; etinst meats, dry goods, boots mid shoes, eloth log, groceries, hard wore, (I fiolir ttlid otai tons of coal dein tired the Seatt Lake More Eastern sidetraek. Detail( lists of the articles anti amounts settottol will he for nisheil twee application to Frederick Ii. tIrown, stew.

aril Of the hospital. coin rtict for furnishing fresh meat will he nwariled for six vvvvv iths, beginning NOVPIlthrr Ian, and a bond of will be required of lie successful bidder. It is expressly understood that no pay. ments will be matle forsuppi lest furnished Iiliti lin appropriation is made by the legisititure, which will Le about April Is All good ts must he of bent nitalty, samples rewil red where mein ionell. Any articio not liji to sample will lie returned at the extant 40 of thP Ontit rttetor.

Ail simildes but tire sent for inspection muss (mole freight or express fund, ns runs' be. bilis will tie itecepted iii detail. lite trustees reserve tho ri6-lit to reject any or all bids. ids ust be sent to the secretary of the board of tr wares, rid bake, innrkeil ''I'cotitiassis for plies." I F. DEM.

A l( 'IS 'TART. WALL, 'f rosin SI WANTED. dy Eastern Washing. insane will keate ti tit ti p. for I he follow.

red at Medical Luke more) or less per thn hospital; ettrett sub, nod toma, eltnit liwitre. drugs. Hoar af coal (tonsured oht ore Eastern oldsf the articles and II bo tor trick Ii. tlrown, stew. fresh meat ir Rix vvvvv iths, anti a bond of rod of he successful derotoral that no nay.

forsitiad les furnished thin us tondo by the rill be about April 1, I) of bent nualty. here mew ioned. Aoiv dude will he, retuned the vont retetor. Ail It for inspection nuiss th.) he Renewed in detail. the ri.i-tot to reicot do 'mit he meat to the ard of tr wares blettb.

Prop000lls for litip PERI. AL 'TART, LILL'S WALL, 'frustne. Cigarettes ARE TUE PEST. REMEMBERING TUE DEAD. Action Taken by the Attorneys at the Bar Meeting Yesterday.

A called meeting of the Spokane County Bar Association was held yesterday morning in the superior court for the purpose of taking some action in regard to the death of Peter Wikott. Attorneys Voorhees, Forster and ()raves were appointed to formulate suitable resolutions to be presented at a special meeting to he held Monday at 10 s. at the sante place. Messrs. Matt' son Ihm- ley and Wakefield were appolnted a committee to make proper arrangements tor the removal of the remains to the train.

The meeting then adjourned. The remains of the deeer.sed attorney were sent to his uld home at Long Branch. N. via the Cireat Northern last night, the members of the bar accompanying the body to the train. I 1 te, 1 1 A A Valuable Mine.

Artie les of incorporation of the Gold Hill Mining stud Milling Coin. puny were Died for record yesterday The capital stock of the company is $230,000, divided into 25,000 shares of the par value of tiln each. The incorporators are liber C. Smith, Lee, Thomas Naegle uud John Uu Lager. The property of the coin-.

pally Is situated near Marcus on the Spokane Northern ralirosd, and is considered very valuable. Work will be commenced on the property within the next two eeks. CIEN 01ttLEHE SCHOOL moomomomomemil 0 Opens September 29. Prepares boys for the heit anti technical Rebook of the country. Boarding pupils year; no worn Re fcrencee: Rt.

Rev. htitelhert Talbot, D. it; Rt. Res. Phi hips Itrootot, Major John D.

flail, th, U. S. A. Address Itev. Herman Page, A.

B. (Harvard), (Aunt, d'Alene, Idaho, LOOKING FOR CANNED FRUIT. Why blaggie Elliman Wanted a Search Warrant. Maggie Sidman, a ranchress of Beaver Creek, came to 6pokane yesterday and obtained a warrant to search the premises of William Dtis(en. She expects to find a quantity of canned fruit.

Mrs. bilinian Is a thrifty farmer's wife, Hilo worked anaiduotisly all hot summer picking fruit on shares and canning It for winter use. bile had accumulated a vast quantity wilco her husband wrote to her front the Palouse valley to sell everythIng she could and Join him ea possible. One day Mr. Huston came to the houee, she says, end looked at HOMO furniture she had for sale.

He saw the fruit and said, with a liagering glance at the Java: "How I wish that wao mine." A few days later six quart' of rhubarb and seven quarts of currants were missing. The door had beta broken open, and Mrs. Hillman nuys no one but Dusten knew where the fruit was kept. Auden became famous some time ago in a suit for 70 which he brought ainitnat Mrs. Hamilton for wages earned by waiting for her to marry him.

Ile won the suit. Airs. lemilton went to Portland, answered a "personal," and married Its author three days afterward, and Inisten ham mince solaced hitwelf by wedding the widow Paterson of the Iteaver creek community. 1111 ill! ill! DISSOLUTION NOTICE. ON NOTICE.

'NDElti and AND ALTY rartl, orinalu's A 111,,11 Grade Frotestant For youtitt Laditei and Glide. Thornorth English yours Music. Art, 1.lotoition, Uer man, French and he other mecum' pliehnients. Beautiful lonation. Superior ancornitiodutiou tor boarding Sued for Proepeettel to tilr.

or Yra. 1.yout, pi' )1101001 ot St. hull. Spokane Height opolkalle, Wush GOV. E.

FERRY, I'resident, D. A. Seo'y end Manuor. VIJIU11. Trolumrer.

la hereby given that he ropirt nertihip heretofore totiatioar water the mum, Of the "Nlyriek Noir blo Compaar," iIi eopartnerahip being A. Ilea tool tt. W. Frot, uid loinq a gon9ral toe Hilo attme-eittting Iota-blest et No, 01,13 MlitiVtill it reot iti the vitt of Soo't 31111, hoe evasial, reef diasolved from and al ter ii i ate. loittiovat will he CtkiTitgli CM tit Oa obi at by f.

W. Frod, who. 4IiiA the inturiNt at W. A. Nlyrirk, it 'IOW the sole lie vriil rill bill.

of the firm of th lyrii lar11 Company." and all twig-flint I and mars tine er to come duo to Ito ii "Myrwa Alarble Company" will be re mite I be hon. attests ilL properly receipt foe Namo, Dated this 761L day of September, A. U. W. A.

NI KICK, NV. noisr 1.1Yen that he eoport. sr nutter the It litiritio Companot being entripcsed S. W. Frt-est, bitil lel stone-mining Imo.

tilotirtni tot reet in the to tiVlistal awl id aft), ii i.s datot. The ttl't'll'st Cm lit the oil tit isho, pur of W. A. Nlyrich, lo 'Nor, lie Iil boy roll rioI I enroll tit I and mars 1110 to Ists iti "Myrddt will bo re leivo I by, properly receipt foe ty Of September, A. D.

W. A. Nil RICK, G. NV. FRosT 1,11 nlejkoareesjrts 47, one of the Ils a painful (hie (t) 1 ordors that prey uspon $, 'e women.

They fade the face, waste the figure, ruin the temper, wither you up, make you old before your time. Cot well: That's the way to look well. Cure the troubles and ailments that be. set you, wills IM, Pierce's Favoeito Pre. seription.

IL a guaranteed remedy for all the te weaknesses, derangements, and diseeses peeuliar to women. It regulates and promotes nil the proper rmietions, improves digestion, enriches Urn blond, dispeis aches and rains, met. armhole and nervousnees, brings refreshing sleep, and restores health and strength. It's a powerful pmeral, as well as ut.mitte, to in awl hervine, firm parting vigor and strength to the entire system. It's a leritininte the nnly one for woinan's so Mr.

lain in its elfeets that it ran be pimron. teed, If it doesn't benptit or eure, in every ease, you have your money bauk. 1'111 it 0 A DOES NOT EMPLOY CHINESE. Judge Peel Vindicated by the Anti-Chinese League. To THU EDITOR OF Tms ERVIRW1 We, the undersigned, executive committee of the Anti-Chinese League of Spokane, desire to state to the public that the statement lit a communication published In THE InIVIEW of September 17, to the effect that the Anti-tIbinee League served notice on Judge J.

J. L. Peel to (1isc'hnrg ft Chinese domestic it his etuploy, is utterly false and without the least foundation; and that furthermore, Junige Peel was not on'y In sympathy with the movement against the but contributed liberally to the fund raised by the league. We are bath-tied that Judge Pend hall no Chinese in bie employ or the league would have received notice of it. T.

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titruvni J. Hoyt, P. FEyry floss, McMillan First N. tional bank Building, Farm rind City Loans a Speellitty. ASSIWNI It SA LE.

House owl ft )(totem for quit, rtlso stnek of groittrio.1 ott molt below cost; rimier Sprague amt k. btt Aw4igner Ell SALE. ss for stilt els() stork III below cost; corner Anoignee. tmt Don't fait to go to Mho Iktorriiii open. log on the 21st, 22 1 end 231, Itleiock block.

1 I Jury box there was au unusual tioenc, In the eourtromn Clerk Johnston took. the piper from the hands of Ed Hatintiers, the foreman of the Wry, and am Int glanced et It be paused a moment and then real: We, the Jury, find the defoulent, Wil )1 'in nto Fey, loot guilty, as charged in th SIA ifor matn io. I It vine evident that tha verillet was satisractory to the crowd in the 1 courtroom, for Fay wan soon our-rounded by a HOOrft or Mende all an )(lotto to congratulate hint 1 upon Ws neritlitlat. lie arose, how, ever, and going to the Jury hox titook hands with every member of the Jury, and also with Judge Moore. le then left the courtroom and with Iltunilion tlt Plummer, hie attorney4, he enterett a earriaizo and went directly to tilti room.

Moment. llotnil ton Si Nato wer are naturally highly elated over the result of the i trial, for they did all that attorneys could do to meoure the acquittal I of their ellent, and throughout the trial they, together with i 'I Mr. Dawson, have contested every 4 point which tended to diminish liken' chancee or ouccume. Dalt are young and they were the or nentermis tione from other members tti tbe bar and there. Front a Hallam' of the Jury it was learned that several ballots were neeeseary to decade the cau la the 1 i 4 i.

41. Ct 1 Not Drunk, but Ovorworked. Cleorgo Carson went to Isaac MoCillitonk's bottle on Second avenue llonday afternoon and knocked. Mr. McClintock responded and wrts ourprieed when his visitor announced brusquely: "You've been talkintr about rue, and l've come to kill you." MoCiintoeit's wift and child were very much alarmed, but be stood lite ground bravoly until Careon tiroW I revolver.

Thou the faintly fled. Carson explained to the Ninon judge that ho was drunk, and toll A pitiful ottory about having 14 family ilepenticu upon Min, anti Bon tonne WA mercifully attepcilded. Pr. Fisk 11118 toeth without rutin. tiflo.tio.

Tacoma 11010.50. August 81 to September X) the Northern svfl I li11 tioksits to Tacoma and return et C20.60, including coo ed. misicon to Woottiliniton Expo. Ninon. 'tickets on solo only Wetineetiny mitt Friday of ellen week.

lirturn lfl ven dote. IL city pitovnger and ticke1 agent. II ULCERS SCROFULA RHEUMATISM BLOOD POISON k--)7 L.7 Is at the junction of the Similikatneen aid Okanogan Rivers, foar MillS from the Lettish lino, thirty-four miles frm steamer connection with the C. P. R.

and ninety miles from the Spokane Northern at Marcus, ia the hoart of the Groat Okanogaa Gold belt and only two miles from the best Mitle3 in the state. The Similakamoen river Ins a fall of 43) feet in ECV011 miles, furnishing a waterpower superior to any in the northwest. At the gateway to the Colville revrvation, with its untold woalth of Coal, Iron, Limestone, Gold, Silver and the finest Grazing and Farming Lands in the state, which is about to be throwa opon to the minor and settler. It will to the Commercial, Milling and Smelting Center for all this rich cetritry. For further particulars addroes the )m the Litt 311 oty rni1e from Gold bolt nal a fall of 43) At the gate-.

mostone, Gold, Lt to be throwa ting Center for ii 0 listrict4 ream to I mate' li grid holc init ()tithing III. mot tor her. Not ttfirill 1 ittlyothor ry twct thiti, le COW, Wit 1 reota, ion, 19. tu I1 i .1 A And ovary kindrail diseasa arising from Int. pro blood eared by that never-failing and bast alI medicines, Tuo Book on Blend and hi I ilseRses inallod treo.

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