The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-09-22
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Dance at Clayton next Friday
evening, Sept. 25th.

Dance at Clayton next Friday
evening, Sept. 25th.
Hugh Wood, of Pahsimari, wss
a Challis visitor last week.
j. P. Spalding has been quite
sick for few days past.
VIM. Morgan had curiosity
in the way of a colt while in
Challis last week with him. 1t
has eight legs, small legs with
natural hoofs growing out from
its four legs.
Surveyor Mandell expects to
leave in few days for Stanley
Basin to survey a water ditch
for placer mining company
Haley Nea0s- Miner.
A. K. Zeigler has received the
patent for Challis townsite, and
all parties who own lots should
call on him at once a procure
their deeds.
We have been told that Chas.
Stevens will succeed Mr.. Wust
as Supt. at the Custer mill, and
Mr.. Lynch will succeed Al. Les
senger as foreman.
A calf with eight legs, two
tails. two bodies and one head is
on exhibition at Spalding's
drug store In this place. The
queer specimen is mounted. 1t
was brought here from Greece a
short time since, and it is Great
ing considerable attraction.
Below are a few pointed qouta-
tions from some of the worlds
greatest statesmen
Banks are more dangerous to
the liberties of people than stand
ing armies.-Jefferson.
If the Americans adopt our
banking and funding system,
their liberties are gone.-Sir
William Pitt.
By the eternal we will see
which is to rule-the money
power or the people Andrew
Jackson.
Gold is the most useless metal
in the world. Fit only for plug
ging teeth and ornamenting
fools. DR.. Franklin.
l have met and conquered all
the allied armies of Europe, but
England's paper money sent me
to St. Helena. Napoleon /.
The theory of the intrinsic
value of money has been aban-
doned by the best writers and
speakers Encyclopedia Britain
MICA.
Whoever controls the volume
of money of any country is abso-
lutely master of all industries
and commerce.-James A. Gar
field.
Avarice says II will Cypress
the weak and devour the fruits
of his labors, and l will say it is
fate that has so ordained.-Vol-
ney.
Bank paper must be suppress
ed and the circulating medium
must be restored to the nation, to
whom it belongs. gs.-Jeferson.
The bank is the union of the
government and the money
power-a union far more dang
erous than church and state
John @. Calhoun.
Anything upon which the gov
ernment places its stamp and de-
clares it a full legal tender in
payment of all debts and taxes is
money; no matter what the ma
terial may be.-Henry Clay.
1 believe the struggle now
going on in this country, and in
other countries, for single gold
standard, will, if successful,
produce widespread disaster, in
the end, throughout the country.
james G. Blaine.
If a government contracted a
debt with certain amount of
money in circulation, and then
contracted the money volume be-
fore the debt was paid, it is the
most henious crime that a gov
ernment could commit against
the eople.-Abraham Lincoln.
My friends, unless our child
rem have more patience and cour-
age than saved this country from
slavery, republican Institutions
will go down before moneyed
corporations. Rich men die, but
corporations are immortal They
are never afflicted with disease.
In the long run they are bound
to win with legislatures. Wen
dali Phillips
G. It. Potter has moved the
old school building over on Main
street, below the Odd Fellows
hall He will uSa 1T as a Stora