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;;t niMi .1" Checks ViI.
Olympia, Wash., July 30. The Sup-em;'
Court t .' decided that bank
check is!ied for money advanced for
the purpose of jtmbling ate void. The
lecision was in the Spokane County
oase, of Archie S. Nash, appellant, vs.
Charlotte Clarke, executrix of the estate
of James Clarke, deceased, respondent.
Nash bought two checks, am '.nntin j; to
j from a ptmVer named Green. The
checks were tinned by Ciaike, and were
paid in at (Jrren'i irambliiitr name, but
-foie paymer.t thereof Clarke died and
Xasb brought sn;t against bis executrix
o collect on them. He lot the case it,
the lower couit, and that jndgmeut is
n v affirmed.
The law, section 7:M7, section
1'allinarer code, is plain in declaring void
ohecks ;iven to cover gambling losses,
buf it was contended that the checks
were not void in this case because the
money was lost by C'aike after the
transfer of the checks. The court
df-clar-s the checks were no less
obnoxious to the statute than if Green
had ciedited Clarke during the name
and subsequently taken checks for the
n.onoy won.
The fact that. Clarke bad told Nash
11 at the checks were jjood did not
vindicate thprn or place Nash in the
position of of an innocent purchaser
-when lie was aware of the gambling
art of the transaction.
Hocrs 31a y be Deported.
London, July ."0. In the House of
Commons today, during the discussion
if the Colonial Oflice vote, replying to a
bitter attack on the government's policy
and Lord Milner'e administration of
South Africa by Mr. Markham, Liberal,
in the course of w hich he charged that
atlairs were erowmg worse, Colonial
Secretary Chamberlain defended at
orne length the administration of South
Africa. He said the greatest difficulty
was not the reconciliation of the Uoers
rind Ibitons, but the reconciliation of
the Loers with themselves. The
Secretary called attention to the facti
1.1: at the British were making every
-'!ort to develop the country, and were
forming local agricultural associationa
jf which, in many cases, were ioimer
leaders of the Loer forces.
Mr. Chamberlain admitted that much
regained to be done, and eaid if it waB
ioundthat the work of pacification was
; x-vected by irreconciiables, the govern
: . nt would not hesitat? to use its strong
j.er to deport the iniscbief-makeie.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative I'.romo C'unine Tablets.
AY. droyfcists refacd the money if it
fsilstj curf. E. W. .'irove's eigna-
ure is on each b; x.
Lincoln, Neb , July ;;o me iomi-
cumiru isMie of Mr. Bryan's Commoner
... .
"In tlio (l;pcnspion amoni; Peinocuts
of possible candidates tor UiO p't'Hi
. .. 1 ,.-, ti. ..ji.
dential nomination in 11)01, the avail
ability of .Tudre Owen P. Thompson, of
Jacksonville, 111., is worthy of consulern-
tion. While lie he has always taken an
active in'erest in public affairs
and has been an earnest advocate
of Democratic principles, he has
neither sought for, nor held, public
offices outside of the line of his
profession."
The article concludes with an extend
ed tribue to Judge Thompson contribut
ed by a friend.
In another and separate editorial
paragraph, the Commoner, says:
"In view of this kindly assistance, it
wou'd seem that the Republican party
bosses might select a candidate for vice
president from among the 'Gold Demo
crats." .
Walla Walla penitentiary ha
5G0 prisoners and promises to ex
ceed all estimates of the Legisla
ture. American typewriter manufactur
ers have lately succeeded in adapt
ing the machine to the Japanese
alphabet.
The Kerr-Gifford Company has
built a new grain warehouse at
Cayuse, and is building one at
Spofford, Wash.
Thomas Kay, a Portland police
man, was beaten into insensibility
Monday movniDg by a couple of
thugs he was trying to arrest.
Extreme scarcity of water has
caused a shut down of lead and
silver mines iu Australia, throwing
40,000 people out of employment.
A New Jersey woman has paid
an East Orange grocery firm 30
as remuneration for beating them
out of a grocery bill 27 years ago.
A list of the revolutionary Cu
bau soldiers has been completed.
The enumeration is nearly 50,000
aud does not include civil em
ploy es.
Thomas Lippy, a Klondyke
millionaire, was robbed iu Seattle
Monday morning by thugs, who
secured two gold watches and 814
in coin.
Senator Gorman of Maryland,
refuses to commit himself on the
proposition as to whether he is a
candidate for the democratic nom
ination for president.
In 1S98 there were 290 ministeis
ordained in the Presbyterian
church; in 1902 there were 2oG; in
19013 there were 181 These fig
ures are for the United States.
Jeff Gibson, convicted of murder
in the first degree, from Josephine
county, has been granted a new
trial and as new evidence has been
found in his favor, it is thought he
will get off easy.
The new United States army
nlle will carry a bullet five miles
with force enough to kill a man.
It has so many points of greater
excellence that the Krag-Jorgen-sen
is out of date compared with
it.
Judge Townsend, of Dallae, Or.,
who has been more or less insane
for a year escapel Sunday night
from a private guard, nhich has
been watching him. for several
months, and walked 28 miles in his
nicht dress to a friend's house.
He is not expected to live, as the
exposure to the night air and the
hard 'journey were too severe for
him to withstand.
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Siguature of
V.9
In
THE ORIGINAL
rim
1 A sallrtWT nnmnlovinn lliTaoa
a coated tongue
are common indications of liver
and kidney diseases. Stomach and
bowel troubles, severe as they are,
five immediate warning by pain,
ut liver and kidney troubles,
though less painful at the start, are
much harder to cure. Thedford s
IMack-Drauqht never fails to bene
fit diseased liver and weakened kid
neys. It stirs up the torpid liver
to throw off the germs of fver and
ague. It i3 a certain preventive
of cholera and Bright's disease of
the kidneys. With kidneys re
inforced by Thedford's Black-
Draught thousands of persons have
dwelt immune in the midst of yel
low tever. Many families live in
perfect health and have no other
doctor than Thedford's Black-
Draught. It is always on hand for
use in an emergency and saves
many expensive calls ot a doctor.
AVullins, S. C, March 10, 1901.
I have used Thedford's Black-Draught
for three years and I have not had to go
to a doctor since I have been taking it.
It is the best medicine for me that is
on the market for liver and kidney
troubles and dyspepsia and other
complaints. Rev. A. 0. LEWIS.
F. H. WEBB
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Charles Uinsfonl, of Luilton, Ky.,
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fore last, mi:-takiu2 her for a
burglar.
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GENERAL
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a
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The History by Miss Ida
in the November
Great
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"Miss Tarbell'e work Is of nntqaalled importanes as a Morn
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and win Hud lose their battles with the' verisimilitude that removes tLo
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terest aod the vivid rainbow garment of hnmnn sympathy.
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a
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G. W. '"ONSER Cashier
E. L. FREELAND. .Assistant Cashier
THE WORLD BOUGHT AND SOLD
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M. Tarbell which began
McClurcs is the
Story
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. LICHTENTHAL.
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