The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-02-03

has been groaning under his mort
cages, etc, is just where the shoe
pinches.
AS to the transaction with Walk
er, we leased him good paying
business, but four months later
was compelled to take it back be-
cause he could not meet his bills,
the business having run down over
half largely through mismanage-
ment, and whether the people APP
preciated our return or not, old pa
irons returned and the business
doubled the first month as our
books show.
But even were these insinuations
true, they come with poor grace
from a notorious blk whose trail
is blazed with victims from
Ockonook to Owyhee, and who
aims to raise revenue by the sale of
his editorial utterances.
AS to the Worlds Fair, we did
view that browning glory of forty
centuries Of civilization. Had our
slum assailant been able to raise
the wherewithall, he would proba-
bly, have viewed it, too, and had the
BLACKBOARD industry been remuner-
ative enough at that time, so as to
have enabled him to reach the
White City, the height of his per-
verted nature would probably have
been to have initiated those fanciful
performances attributed to the
writer on the Midway, and which
so readily suggested themselves in
his depraved mind.
1t is not until this man with
malice in his heart, hell in his neck
and few to be ill-earned sheckels
in sight, comes to that part of his
article which we omit, and which
refers to worthy woman of this
/ place that he shows what a rare
- of a - he is. We dislike
to bring the lady further into prom
inence in this connection, but this
joint production of two of the low
est scums of the earth, completes it,
for it is clear to all here in Bon
ner's Ferry that this attact was in
stigated by low cur in Eaton. A
thing in that place which bears a
slight resemblance to man, but
to apply that name to whom would
be dissertation, hates the editor Of
this paper because we have de-
nounced his rotteness and rascal
/ ity in other matters. He limited
recently that he would have such
an article published if we did not
let up on him. But we do not let
up on such as he. In hellish glee
he thought of slum sheet that
would publish any libel-even to
attaching a defenseless woman-for
few paltry dollars. In his coarse
black heart he was satisfied with
any method of warfare against us.
even to attaching the reputation Of
a woman, innocent of any offense
against him. And so the article
was published.
Now let us take a glance at the
the character of these highly virtu-
uous (?) reformersl CIV these two
noble GU allies that are so brave
as to attact a woman from their
ambush! These two fine birds of
feather that have hocked togetherl
The Eaton Miscarriage is a man
who deserted his wife and left her in
destitute circumstance, came here
and supported a housekeeper to the
neglect Of his wife, and managed
things 50 as to require only one bed
to be put up in the house. He is
q man who had to run away from
neighboring state in order to e.
cape justice. This is a small part
Of the shady record Of one them.
The other who is doing the dirty
work for the former, who is he?
Ask the many who are familiar
with his bawdy house carouses to
neglect Of his wife and children at
home; who fails to provide them
with many comforts at home that
he could, were it not that he per
mits the prostitutes of Easy street
to pull his leg for his earnings.
These are the two he-prostitutes
that have conspired together to
make this attact. Why! We are
loaded clear to the muzzle for such
animnlS- and as 4hnr hnrn- nn,,rt