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je t that it’s Sarsaparilla Shake you strong :ul. Don’t waste ,.jne and money by some other kind. __ 2 old, tested, tried, I true Ayer’s Sarsapa- ' JI.Ha battle- AlldrairW*- a vacancy caused by the death of Car los French. Another test of the submarine tor pedo destroyer was made In the outer CULLED FROM DISPATCHE8 OF harbor air Newport, R. I., when the torpedo boat McKee was torpedoed In I aShSrilymadleitre. Follow hla advice acd Mr. Noodle—Clever? Why she has brains enough for two, Miss Cutting. Miss Cutting—Has she? Then she Is Just the girl you ought to marry, Mr. Noodle.—New Yorker. “Well, how does It seem to be en gaged to such a wealthy girl?” \Fine! Every time I kiss her I feel as if I were taking a coupon off a government bond.”—Tit Bits. Nan—Is there any Infallible cure for seasickness T Tom—Oh yes; when you feel the symptoms coming on, all you have to do la to go out and sit under a tree. You will very soon recover.—Puck. A remarkable case In which a woman has been made to speak after Inability to utter a word for three years, is that of Miss Emma Lewis, says a dispatch from Utica, N. Y. She is 60 years old and lost the use of the vocal cords through paralysis. A physician has restored their use through electrical appliances to the throat She has now regained her full power of speech. A new rifle with which the United States army Is to be Bhortly equipped Is said to have an effective range of live miles, and to be the lightest rifle ever devised. ABSOLUTE ' SECURITY. Genuine Carter's little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of CURE SICK HEADACHE. Biliousness THE A88OCIATED PRE88. A Review of Events In Both Eastern and Western Hemispheres During the Past Week—National, Hletorl- cal, Politic*! and Personal Events Tersely Told. CaptMn MUler, who was skipper on the yacht Columbia during the sum- ,ptaln Barr's assistant on the Reliance during the cnp races, it Is stated, his bought from Sir Thomas Lipton his old cup challenger, Sham rock IL The price paid Is believed was not far from |7000. The -purchasers will break her up for the value ol the ma terial Consternation and excitement caused by the dramatic announcement of Jo seph Chamberlain's resignation as co lonial secretary, prevail among all classes In the United Kingdom, to the exclusion of every other topic. The Chinese government will make a claim against the government of the United States on account of the In juries Inflicted by residents of Tono- pah, Nev., upon Chinese residents of that place recently. Last week Manager H. O. Stlmmel of the Spokane Interstate Fair; Manager C. D. Jeffries ol the racing department of the fair, and John L. Smith, super intendent of the fair, were In Salem, attending the Oregon SUt# Fair and In Portland investigating the amuse ment features of the Jabour Carnival Considerable interest was created among Pittsburg bankers recently by the announcement that the Secoqd Na tional bank of ConnellsvlUe, Pa., one of the strongest instltutlonq—pf the coke region, had decided to hereafter pay 6 per cent interest on savings accounts. The report of the hoard of officers appointed to Investigate the recent ac cident on board the cruiser Olympia, at Norfolk, finds that Corporal Yerkes of the marine corps, who was killed In the explosion of alcohol, was mainly responsible for the accident Ten thousand workers in Berlin have me on strike. The manufacturers will hold a meeting to decide what be done as to closing their works, entirely. Mrs. Mary E.Jahn and her 3 year old daughter Pearl died recently from burns caused by lighted gasolene, and Harry, the 10 year old son of tho woman, is also fatally burned. The boy had been in the habit of helping his mother about the stove during the day. He was a somnambulist and dur ing the night he went through the op eration of turning on and lighting the stove In his sleep. A Are resulted and Mrs. Jahn and Pearl ran to the boy’s aid. Manager Collins o f the Boston Amer ican league team announces that a series of nine games for the world's championship between Boston, cham pions of the American league, and Pi.ttsburg, champions of the National, nhs been arranged, the series to be- n In Boston about October 1, and to xmslst of four games In each -city, with a ninth game here or at Pitts burg In case of a tie resulting. After shooting and fatally wounding Chief of Police Fred Heuke and Cap tain Brennecke of the police depart ment and seriously wounding Frank Lutz, a councilman of Boonevllle, Ind., Detective Thomas Hutchens recently shot and killed himself. The tragedy was the result of a long existing quar rel between Brennecke and Hutchens. The cause Is not known. The shoot ing occurred In a tent at the trlstate fair grounds in the presence of 600 people. Neither Chief--- Heuke nor Captain Brennecke had opportunity to defend themselves. Professor and Mrs. C. V. Piper have left Pullman, Wash., for Washington, D. C.. where Professor Piper takes the position of botanist in the depart ment of agriculture. • President Roosevelt was the guest of honor at the annual dinner of the oeawahaka-Corlnthlan Yacht club at its handsome And spacious hoi Center island In Oyster bay. Many men prominently Identified with yacht ing in the east were present, and the dinner waa a handsome and. delight ful affair. An Invitation was sent to r Thoma^ Lipton, but he was unable accept an account of Illness and be cause of his engagements In the west President Roosevelt gave a toast to Sir Thosas Lipton. An invitation to come to Chicago and deliver his views as the guest of the people of the United States was re cently forwarded from the Illinois Manufacturers' association to Joseph Chamberlain of England. He replied that he could not come on account of work at home. The wife of John E. Wilson, a detec tive, was shot and killed recently at her home, and Miss Lulls Cunningham lain Jail charged with.the murder. The United 8tates government has completed the purchase of the Hotel de Oriente on the Plaze de Calderon de la Barca at Manila. The price paid for the property is said to have been 6313.000. Judge Andrew Russell, mayor Ganna, L T „ recently killed two men, Tuck Martin and Joseph Choate, In trying to keep the peace of Ganns. At a recent meeting of the board of directors of tbe New York, New Haven ft Hartford Railroad company, Charles S. Mellen, president of the Northern Pacific, was elected a director, to fill her most vulnerable point—under hor engines—by the Moccasin. It li said the Moccasin succeeded In escaping the shot fired after her by the defend ing veeseL Patrick Collins, 66 years of ace, a driver in the employ of the city, waa recently frightened to death by the sud den glare of an automobile that near ly ran Into his team*In Jerome avenue st 180th street It is stated that John D. Rockefeller has decided to erect no less than fif teen large office buildings and business blocks In the downtown district of Cleveland, Ohio, at a cost aggregating mors than 630,000,000. As a result of the st(lke of the Phil adelphia union o f the International As sociation of Marble Workers, the Asso ciation ol Marble Dealers has ordered a lockout at all mills and shops of the association's members, about 40 number. W. P. Gamble the United States dep uty marshal who confessed conftlic- lty In a plot to substitute old Chlnt tor young Chinese who had been o r dered deported, committed suicide In San Francisco by sending two bullets into his brain. Rather than face the disgrace of a trial and possible con viction In the federal courts he left his young wife and killed-himself. The Gazette of Cologne, publishes a dispatch from Fez, Morocco, saying It Is rumored that all foreigners are to be expelled from that city. Three hundred and fifty members of the Journeymen tailors of Cleveland. Ohio, struck recently to enforce the recognition of their union. Eight hundred people are Idle as a result of the strike. General Sir Ian Hamilton Is In New York, deneral Hamilton took a prom inent part In the defense of Ladysmith during the South African war. Miss Adelaide Fairbanks, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks, waa married recently to John W. Timmons, ensign U. S. N. A collision betweenvan Illinois Cen tral train and a switch engine at Ran dolph street, Chicago, recently, result- the Injury of 12 women: HEROIC WORK 8AVE8 LIVES. Fatal Firs at Pine City, Wash— Fire Started From Gasoline Explosion. Pine City, Wash., SepL 23.—At the risk of their own Uvea and sustaining burns whloh may prove fatal In .se, John Higgs and Dr. Angus of Pine City saved the Invalid wife of Mr. Higgs and his little daughter from the flames of a burning house. ~ JsplWs the brave work of Dr. An gus, w m carried the little girl out In his arms, the child was so badly burn ed'that she died later. Dr. Angus also received such serious burns that his condition Is critical. The fire started from a gasoline explosion. Mrs. Higgs la In delicate health and her husband and the fam ily physician were giving her a vapor bath, using gasoline. The substance exploded and In a moment the room was a mass of flames. The doctor called upon. Higgs to save hla wife and then made a dash for an upstairs room where two little children were sleeping. Hastily rous ing (he boy, the doctor assisted him wrap himself up and flee down the stairs and from the burning build ing. Dr. Angus then picked up the little girl and started out. By this time the wholg house was In flames and with great 'difficulty the man made his escape, bearing his human Durden. Mrs. Higgs received severe burns and this, with her terrible fright and illness, makes her recovery most doubtful. WHEAT YIELD OF WASHINGTON. Commissioner Arrasmlth Estimates at - Twsnty Million Bushels. State Grain Gommlsaloner Arrasmlth says: “The average yield of the lands of the state 18 low, but owing to the superior prices this year the net re turns to the grower will be nearly equal to that of last year. Supposing the grain to be all saved, the yield will average about 18 bushels to the acre, taking one section of the state with another. The estimate tnr th* State would, therefore, be from 20,000,- 000 .to fTOOO.OOO bushels. Last year the yield was between 26,000,000 and 27,000,000 bushels, quite a falling off for this year, when the additional acreage ls^aken Into account \This year the farmers of the ex treme eastern portions o f the state are being offered 65 to 75 cents, so that the loss in yield 4s made up to the farmer by the additional price. This means about 614.000,000 of money to be dis tributed In the eastern part of the state from the wheat source alone, and this outside of the freight paid the rail way companies. ‘As a consequence of the high prices 1 think- there Is no question but the coming year will show an unparalleled Increase in the wheat acreage In this state.” Colonel Underwood le Dead. Portland, Ore., SepL 23.—Colonel J. M. Underwood, well known as a rail road constructor and foynerly a mem ber of -the Minnesota legislature. Is dead at his residence In Portland at the age of 61. Colonel Underwood was horn at Saco,' Me. During the civil war he served as a lieutenant In the Maine artillery. His title of colonel came later, when he served on the staff of the governor of Minne sota. TRADE REPORT. R. G. Don ft Co.’a Weekjy Review of Trade says: Business has made moderate pro- press the past week despite unusual opposition from the elements. When all other Industries are to a consider able degree dependent upon agricul tural conditions, reports of serious In jury to crops by cold and wet weather are nqt calculated to stimulate confi dence. Subsequent corrections Indi cated that the amount of damage had Been exaggerated as usual, and pros pects brightened. Manufacturing plants are well occupied as a rule, even the textile mills reporting less Idle machinery, and at Chicago there Is notable pressure for implements and hardware. Lumber Is In better demand as structural activity revives. Payments are seasonably prompt, ex cept where late crops delay settle ments, and the eatlook for fall and winter business contains much that is encouraging. Uneasiness over the labor situation aggravates the difficulty, although the latest developments In the bulldlnfc trades are most encouraging In respect. Failures were 21# In the United States. Coast Wheat Report. Portland, Ore.—Walla Walla, 77c; blue stem, 81c; valley, 80c. Tacoma, Wash.—lc higher; blue stem, 83c; club, 79c. Curtis Jett Guilty. Cynthlan, Ky., SepL 24.—After a trial lasting eight days the Jury In the case of Curtis Jett, charged with the murder of Town Marshal Cockrill at Jackson, K y , July 21, 1902, rendered a verdict of guilty and fixed the pun ishment at death. Uncle Sam’s treasury statement shows: Available cash balance, 623$,- 338,521; gold, 6109,788,121. The Itch Fiend It oomes In Itching, burning, oozing, drying, and scaling patches, on the lace, head, hands, legs or body. It cannot be cured by outward appll- itlone—the blood must be rid ol the Impurity to which it is due. Hood's Sarsaparilla Has oared the moot persistent and diffi cult cases. Accept no substitute lor Hood’s no substitute acta like it. Preacher Goes to Prison. Central City, Nfebr, SepL 21.—Rev. R. A. Gould, a Free Methodist preach er, who eloped with Eva Grant, n 16 ] year old girl last March, has been sen tenced to six years In the penitentiary. He was tried under the kidnapping law passed by the state legislature after the Cudahy kidnapping and hla conviction was* the first under that statute. He had a wife and live small children. It Is usually imagined that the .In candescent light gives out very little heaL As a matter of fact only 6 per cent of Its energy goee to make llghL State of Ohio, Gtr of Toledo, Local Coon- will par the aum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every cue of Catarrh that can not be cured by the nac of HALL’S catarrh cure . FRANK T. CHENEY. ^Sworn to before me and tubacribed in my pretence, this 6th day of December, A D. A W. GLEASON, . (Seal.) Notary Public. rtlaU'a Catarrh Core it taken internally and eta directly on the blood and mneoua turfacc- f tho tyttem. Send for testimonial^ free. F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, y$e- Hall's Family Pills are the beat Shepherds allow their collies meal a day, and on this allowance health .and efficiency are secured. La dies who are “good” to their pet dogs are rewarded by seeing their pets sinking rapidly Into decrepitude. all drurrlna and shoe ttores. Me. Don’t accept anytobatltuto Sample mailed FREE. Address Alien 8. Olmsted, Le Boy, N. Y. A church recently dedicated in St. Paul was erected at a cost of 67000 raised by 10,000 contributions of 70 cents each. Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’t Soothing 8yrup the beet remedy to use for their children during teething period. The first “blacklist of habitual drunkards” published In London, an der the new licensing act shows three times as many women as men. FITS Swtaldly'awtfD Restorer. Bend for Free • » tr Dr. B.H. Kilns, Ltd., su Arch i trial botll. and tn Australia has the largest duck farms anil tbe largest Incubator In the world. The Incubator has a capacity of U r 400 ducks' eggs and 14,080*bens’ eggs. For bronchial troubles try Piao’x Cure or Consumption. It is a good cough aedlcine. At druggists, prico 26 cents. The most striking sermon Is usually tie one that hits the man who Is not there. __________________ G o o d Pills Ayer’s ' Pills are good liver pills. You know that. The best family laxative you can buy. They keep the bowels regular, cure constipation. fc& f ly Want your moustache or beard a beautifulbrownorrlchblack? Use BBCK1NGH AM’SDYE . Good Roada Convention. The Washington Good Roads asso ciation has definately decided to hold a state meeting In Spokane On Octo ber 8, 9 and xO, wbUe the Spokane Interstate Fair is In session. This is a meeUng which Bhould be attended by all persons who have to do wltu tne building of roada In this western country. Spokane Interstate, Oct. 6-16. A Good B e g in n in g If the blood Is In good condition at the beginning of the warm season, to resist disease and are not apt to be troubled With pimples, blackheads and blotches, or the itching and burning skin emotions that make one’s life a veritable torment and misery. ; make one’s life a veritable torment and misery. Now Is the time to .begin tbe work of cleansing and building np the blood and strengthening the w e a k place* in your constitution. During the HORRIBLY AFFLICTED WITH BOILS, cold winter months we are compelled to live indoors and breathe the impure air of badly ventilated rooms and of fices. W e over-work and over-eat, and get too little out-door exercise, and our systems become clogged with impuri ties and the blood a hot-bed of germs and humors o f every kind, and warm weather is sure to bring a reaction, and the poisonous matter in the blood and system w ill break out In boils and itnles or scaly eruptions and red, figuring bumps and pimples. Make a good beginning this season b y taking a course o f S. S. S. in tim e; it will not only purify your blood and destroy the HORRIBLY AFFLICTED WITH BOILS. I kad a horrible attack o f holla that broke out all aver my body and fro m w h ich X could get no poo M slblo relief until W 1 he r a n taking you r medicine, ■ B T f l and from my » ■ p e r len o e I can aafely cay 8. B. 8 . la the heat blood A partner In the world. E r a R . r . BMTTK111. Wythevllla, Ta. you a good when you need it m< S. S. S. improves the digestion and tones np the Stomach, and yon are not continually haunted by the fear of indigestion every time you eat, or troubled with dizziness, nervousness and sleeplessness. There is no reason energy I wee scarcely ah' about and had to atop o f f ___ ____ oocaelonally. I took B. B. B. and be- K n to Improve at onoe, and alter a □ rough course became strong and VI think B. B. 8. tho best medicine X “ \v .'S .'sss * * - - *12 Ballrood street, . Boms. On. : ----- y -----------.— ------ o ------- - -------- — ----- poisons of every 1— ------ bringon a long train of spring, and summer ailments, break down the con stitution, and produce weakness, lassitude, and other debilitating disorders. Ecze&a, Acne, Nettle-rash, Poison Oak and Ivy, and other irritating skin troubles are sure to make their appearance unless the humors and poisons are antidoted and the thin, acid blood made rich and strong before the coming of warm weather. A course of S. S. S. now would be a safe precaution and a good beginning and enable yon to p a s * la comfort through the hot, sultry months an d escape the diseases common to spring and summer. S. S. S. is guaranteed • purely vegetable and is recognized as the best blood purifier and the most in vigorating andpleasantof all tonics. W rite for our book on \ T h e Blood and THE S W IF T SPE CIFIC C O .. ATLANTA, QAm We Want Business And can sell you the best White Lim e and all kinds of Brick, and other clay products at lowest prices : : : : : : Address Dept. A, Washington Brick, Lime & Mfg. Company, . . . Spokane. PAINfANtOTSH tfipQfBROW, A HINSTERING ANCELTHOU: H I S m lvzxyfflm . Public Sale. Forty head cattle, 60 horses, 50 hogs, wagons, machinery; 14 miles east of Spo kane,, on Sprague avenue; Thursday, iber 1,1903. One year’s time. DICK HARDING, Prop. IV. H. BTOWELL * CO. Auay.n mad Aaiay.ra’ Bnppllea, SPOKANK. WASH. Gasoline Engine IX full bona power. It excel!, windmill. amount ol duty, e o n a t * ------- . Always ready. A trlSe ol gaaollne give, you the water a) men coaid pump. Flu any pump sad called to either deep or eh* low wells. Pally for belting to light machinery—grind ing, separating cream, churning, arraying, Ir rigating, aawlng wood, etc. All sizes in stock. Bend for catalog. Shaw-Wells Co., Vehicle*, Hern#** an d Implements. Box 1865/ Spokane, Wash. W. L. DOUGLAS *3.— & *3 S H O E S E Yon can save from $3 to $8 yearly by wearing W. L Douglas $320 or $3 shoes. They equ-’ “ — — that hare b The im- meuae sale ol f f. L . Douglas ahoee prove* their superiority over all other makes. Sold by retell shoe dealers everywhere. Look for name and price on bottom. That Doaglaa aaea Car- eaaCelt protse I hare U jalaa la Deaglas sheas, (oroaa la tha highast grads Pal.Leather Blade. $25 PER DAY Can <5s made with an Made In an rises And styles lor oil or water any depth. BEALL ft CO. Iwajig’air,
