The Kendrick gazette. [volume], May 01, 1903, Image 3

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"Black Pearl" Dead.
Rt. Paul, April 28— Harris Martin,
colored, who aa the "Black Pearl '
achieved some fame In the* prise ring
a number of years ago. Is dead. The
"Black Pearl" In his palmy days met
and ' defeated many middleweight
pugilists. and Is said to have' once
fought Fitsslmmons at San Francisco.
Other fighters have since assumed his
10 m de guerre, one of whom was re
ported to have been lynched in Okla
homa a few weeks ago. But Harris
Martin was the original "Black Pearl."
BOW'S THIST
Sue of Cattarrh
Oadkrr:
red Dollars Reward for am
ean notbeduxod by Halil
W* otter
1 Cat
___:b Cure.
I. J. CHENET A Co., Props., Toledo, O
W* the undersigned, have known F.J. Chenej
1er the past 15 years, and belters .him perfectly
_ honorable In sill bnalness transactions and dn
and ally able to carry ont any obligations "»d*
byjhslr firm. . -,
Warr a Tan ax,
. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
W albino Kinnax A Haivu,
Wholesale Dl-uggisis, Toledo. O.
■all'sCatarrh Owe Is taken Internally,acting
directly on the blood and mueous snrfsaesoi
tho system. Price 75c per bottle. Bold by all
Brngglsts.'Testimonials free.
■all's Family Pills sra tbs bast.
'*
In
Cubans Object to Tax.
Havana, April 28.—Protests are be
ing made throughout the'entire Island
against, the taxes imposed by the new.
ly created provincial government. -
pothers will find Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use
for tbfity children ' during teething
period.
The cotton spinners of the south
«used last year 334,415 bales, almost as
mach as the New England mills
oetriAi
«The church~of the Latter Day Saints
. (Mormons), now in the 70th year, has
some 400,000 adherents."
Piso's Cure is a remedy Cor coughs, colds
~~ and consumption. Try it. Price 25 cents,
at druggists._ '
- - The duty dn tea. which the trade
expected would ben* reduced, is not
changed.
■"The Klean, Kool Kitchen Kind"*of »tore»
o smoke, smell, soot, askes or excessive
SÄ*
Always look for trade mark.
A North American rattlesnake taken
to the Museum of Paris refused all
food for ^'months.
The natural may be
of the artificial.
a development
Oood nature atones for hypocrisy.
"
Interested in Baggies?
Something Comfortable and Durable ?
. MITCHELL & SEE
LINE BUGGIES
Are at the heanlef their cl ash for
• " Comfort Easy Riding
Appearance Durability
WANT TO KNOW WHY?
Aftk fUr our illustratrd pamphlets.
Mailed free.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAYER CO.
200-206 Pint St.. PORTLAND, OR.
Also Spokane. Boise.
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M health for tte post throe years. 1 am stlU
taking Ceaearets, the only cathartic worthy of
Seite I 'ey aenlble people."
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Arge list of agricultural
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THE
NEW ASPIRANT FOR
'* DEFENDING HONORS.
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In a Fifteen Milo Trial Beat 8ha
Rendered à 8plendid Exhibition—:
Manager la Pleased—It la Easy to
Handlo-^Designer Herreshoft aq£
Captain Barr at the Wheel*
JL
Bristol, R. I.. April 27.—In a 15 nAlo
to windward down Narragansetl
uay, out to sea and a long run befote
cue wind back to her moorings here,
tne Reliance, the new aspirant fôr the
uonor.of èfeïendfisg the America's cup,
was given her first builder's trial, at
its conclusion, C. Oliver Iselin, 'the
managing member of the syndicate oi
owners, saia he much pleased
with the new boat.
The weather conditions were per
fect. in a 12 kfiot soutnwester, wheth
er close hauled in tne beat down the
uay, or on a broad reach' with the
wind abeafn, or running free under
spinnaker, 'she rendered a Splendid
account of herself and gave promise of
oeing à formidable candidate in the
nais for the choice of a cup defender.
Her performance demonstrated that,
despite the apprehension that she
would be stiff because of her sup
posed scowlike features, she seemed
lo heel rea&lly and easily to her sail
ing lines hr a very'moderate breeze.
She was quick to come about, averag
iqg about In seconds in stays, made
pome fuss under' her bow at times
aqd steered with only one man at the
helm. Designer Nat Heryeshoff and
captain Charles Barr alternated at the
wheel. *.* .
The party on board included C. Ol
iver Iselin, -William Butler Duncan,
Jr., Newberry D. TJhome, E. D. Mor
gan, Lewis Case Ledyard, William B.
Leeds, Woodbury Kane, J. Frederick
Tams and Fleet Captain C. J£*. F. Rob
inson. She was followed throughout
the trial by her tender, the Sunbeam,
and William'* D. Leeds' steam yacht
Naomi; the latter carrying a party.
^hile^the Reliance was lying at her
mooring, off Newport, the Columbia
retufnecTYrom her trial spins, but did
not join 'the Reliance ' for a test if
speed.
Yachtsmen are hoping-that the Co
lumbia, which Is now lying at New
port, will accomP&ny her. oft the next
and an opportunity will be offered to
compare the sailing qualities of th*
two yachts. :
Advantage in Overhang. /
It' is clear from the Reliance s per
dormance that under fair sailing mu
ditions she will derive whatever tad
vantages there Is in the added sail
ing length in her long overhang for
ward and aft
Her after overhang quickly touched
the water when she heeled, but*«
seemed to carry her bow constat
Higher. ' Her stem seemed to -il:de over
the surface, rather thanto cut tifrough
it. and the slight âpkffffiîng at thy bow
did not appear to retard her. So far
is could be noted, without opportun
ity to compare her^withttfe Columbia
or the Constitution, she- canned her
larger spread of canvas eas'ly, stand
ing up well to the puns. Although the
two steering wheels'Indicate taUl De
signer Herreshoff aàticipateû trouble
ita steering her, nothing of the, kind
was manifest At no time bas*. there
ore than one m»th fittiftie wneel. and
'ehe Reliance, responded-quickiy to her
helm. It was repeatedly lemarked
that she pointed very close to the
wind, and although her tnainshoqi was
trimmed in flat, she^ seemed to sail
fast under these conditions.
Silver Rises in Mexico.*
The sudden rise id silver, has cre
ated moth - interest and excitement.
Bankers believe that the gold pre
mium will go «till lower. Optpion at
trlbutes^'the rise in gllver to various
causes—to anticipation of war over
the Balkans qqealiôn or ovef Man
churia, and tq- negotiations going on
for giving silver a * more «table ex
changeable value.** The continual an*j
violent fluctuât logs in the white metal
cause much disturbance to business.
'Railroads Enjoined. '
Kansas *City, Mo., April 29.—Judge
Jofin F. Phillips, in -the United States
circuit court here, granted a tempor
ary injunction restraining the follow
ing named roads from discrimination
against small shippers: Chicago k
Alton ; Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paid ;
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe; Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy; Missouri
Pacific; Rock Island; Wabash and
Chicago Great Western.
Fire Loss Is $600,000.
Columbus, Ohio, April 28.—Fire has
destroyed the Brunson k Union Cloth
ing company's building at High and
Long stfeets, and several nmaller
structures, and damaged the Nicholas
block, entailing a loss of $$00,000.
Daniel Lewis, captain of Eugqpe com
pany No. 11, was caught unde# a fall
ing wall and instantly killed«;
Doctrines
are tor 4*
Spring Humors
Dome to most pdople iM cause many
troubles,—pimples,. txfljjs sad other
eruptions, besides ll li jfl f appetite,
that «tired feelin,. ^
lndigri^tpn ajüTheadache . *
The sooner cne gets rid <iMI>em the
better,- and the way to get rid of them
and to build tip the sjrstela that has
ntfferpd from them lst0 take
Rood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Forming-in combination the Spring
Medicine par excellence , of unequalled
strength in purifying the blood as
shown by unequalled, radical and per
manent cures of
« .
Scrofula Salt Rheum
Scald Head Bolls, Pimples
All KlndV/of Humer Psorlasle
Blood Poisoning Rheumatism
Catarrh Dyspepsia, Etc
Accept,no substitute, but be sure to
get Hood's, and get it today.
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ANVÄ88AULT WAS ATTEMPTED'
ON A 10-YEAR-OLD'GIRL.
A ^.Lynching Occurred, Near Village
of Thebes, III.—H^n^% W«y- Fol
lowed »by OnsIaugÄ Upon, Me arc
lowed*by Onslaught Upon,
Colony, Which Was Burn*
of Shots Fired by Both I
Negro,,
Boxend
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Thebes, 111.,, April 28.—An unShowO
negro, about 17 years old, tigflTVncBnd
by a mob near, the vlllagfe of ^afita Fe,
a short distance .from Thebes, Sun
day afternoon for attejnpting to as*
Sault the 10 year bid- .{laughter of
Branson Davis, a farmer. The lynch
ing was followed by a general on
slaught upon a colony*of negroes liv
ing in tents in abridge construction
camp. The tentf^-prere burned trad
dozens of shots were exchanged Be
tween the whites%nd- blacks. Several
negroes were shot, but so far as known
no one was killed. Two whitesvwere
hurt.
Branson Davis lives half a mj|le east
of Santa Fe. While his daughter was
n the barnyard the negro se&|d her.
he girl's screams brought heflmother
to the «scene and the negro fied. Of-
ficers were soön in pursijflf, and a3
of the assault spread :tonong the
ibors it was not long'before an
_ mob had joined inThe chase.
The mob met tlfe offices returning
with.Jthe negro. They refused 1$» .niir-
»tribut
the most,
Agents
ised
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One of the essentials of the happf
Information as t(F right living and tile
health and happiness. With prop«
recreation, of J enjoyment and of eflor
, to that end and are of not 1;
wholesome foods and the selecting of
when needed. With the well-informed
only when nature needs assistance an
cleansing the syateifi effectually, when
long been known, yet until wri ' '
(fils, salts, extracts (g reets,
, ».found ltd be
« quantities. *' .«»' j**- -* -■ ■**■ as- r ■'
physicians halving learned that the moat exeellqat laxative
ative principles wdre to he found 4n certain plants,
iq the leayes, the California Fig syrup Co. discovered
a method of obtaining auch principles In their purest condition and
of pres&ting th«* with pleasant and refredhing liquids id the form
■ ' ' and, the remedy became known aa—
used, with pants, in malting itj
most accepi
Syr»p of
because of fheix agreeable
This excellent remedy ia now rapidly coining into universal useaathe;
best of family laxatives, because it is simple and wholesome and
and sweetens the system effectually without disturbing the
functions and without unpleasant after effects and its use may be
tinued when it is no longer required.
All who would enjoy good heaio^id its bletoinga sho
that it is the qhe remedy which physicians and parents
approve and n onunend and use and which they and thi
because of ita pleasant flavor, its gentle a
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alike enjoy,
beneficial effe
Syrup of ]
the reme
California]
ia fur aale by all reliable drtiggiata, at' the regular pria«
of fifty cento ] if bottle, in original packages only, having the
I of Figs—and the full name of the Coop
* Co.—printed on the front of every package.;
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reader the jfctopnar aad
with the mo(> ensued, the latter finally
securing possession .of the negro*; He
confessed to the crime, but begged far
mercy. XJiq «nob started with the
negro towapd the new bridge being
built across the Mississippi, whole he
Was hanged to an oak tree without
ceremony. After the body had dangled
few momenta It was riddled with
bullets. • v
The officers endeavored to disperse
the mob, but their efforts were unavail
ing. A rush way made for a colony
of several hundred negroes employed
on bridge work, living In tents near
the Bridge.'The negroes saw the mob
coming . and opened -tite. A fusllade
followed and the whites fired with
effect. Many of the negroes were shot
doftn. None of the mob was injured,
and it is not known how severely the
negroes were wounded. The-mob tttRt
fell on the tents and bufqod .théiR.
After - accomplishing s general work
of 4pstrucÙon the mqtf-dlspertMd. Ex
tra police were swdriSjn and tonight
the village Is find^t* heavy gilard.' Great
excitement prevails 'Jßhe village Ä is
the extdpihe éputhvWÉftportlon of the
state, neigr t% Chicago k Eastern
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a people are the poor
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every tipring. I» clean
blood, makes me feel stro
does me good In every way. j
johq P. Hodnette, Brooklyn, N.Y.
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tarter Section 䣣£:
_ ____' miles north of Spokane. W urn in sal
ivation, SO acre» bottom land, balapee timber;
id,*o ' —
house, large bare, fen
ange, two small homer
aUa.vimoth
c-loxer an oafs do
•r, plow, qmkJterrow, cow, 0*
apn wagon! OSO bend nfshsek.
make Until. JofcphPagmj'A Co., > -
SU Rooliery bulldinitiPok atie, y|sh.
KANE MARBLE WORKS.
iron roe ktreet, Spokane, Mash. Special
is of.monuments and fencing famished