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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

slowly 10 my death. What of me. soiita?
What OF msT'
But soIits made reply. soothing her:
Madame" she said, "zIl your sery-
ants love you. but Il baseems them not 20
nsunt IL before your face. 20 high are you
placed above them. You ordar their Tor
tunes and their lives. and surely tits
nobler work than meddling with this idle
lOye-prattle."
Nay" replied tie princess. laughing In
oespite Of her heaviness, for she noted
how the blush on Solita's cheek beIlsd the
sccrn or nsr tongue. There spoke the
saint. and ! VIII hear no more from her.
new that ] have found the woman. Tell
me, did he kiss your"
And solita b.ushsd yet more deeply. so
that even her neck down TO her shoulders
grew rosy, and once or twice she nodded
her head, for her lips would not speak the
word.
Then JoeeliaRss sighed TO herself ana
said:
And set. psrehanoe. ne would not die
for you, whereas nI.n die for me daily.
and from mere obedience. How Is ne
cailsdT'
Madame" she replied. II may not tell
you. for az my pride in him. Twill be
for my lord 20 answer you In his good
time. But that he would die for me. IL
= a
have looked inta his eyes and read his
soul"
So shs spske wish much spirit. uphold
ing sieur Radel; but Jocslsande was sorely
gr.eved for that Solita would not trust her
VITA her lovers name. and answered Bit
terry:
Ard his soG which you die zee was
doubtless your own image. And thus II
VII De with the next maiden who looks
lngo his eyes. Her own image will are
see, and she viii 50 away calling Il his
soal. and not knowing. poor fool. shat *
has already faded from dis eyesl''
At this ScAta kept silence. deeulnx IL
unnecessary 80 make reply. II might De
as the princess said wigh ether men ana
oJAer women. but the Sieur Rudel had
70 likeness % other men. and In posses
Stag the S.snr RUdels love she was Tar
removed frasn' other women. Therefore
Gi2 she keep silence. bar Jocalsnds fan
clea that sac Vas troubled by the words
Waleh she had spoken. and stralxhtwsv
repented her az Them.
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he had not as YET rnerissd Ger. ard kissed
her upon fhs iips ard forehead. and upon
Der white hands and wrists.
Bat she. gazing past nls had. saw the
blowing sands SsYonE ard the armed men
N the boats upon fae sea an1 Or. r.
del, my sHeet lordr' ale cried. never
III this moment id 7 know how barren
and lonely Was tAe cozs1 Core back
and that sooz, for Of a truth ! 1rsac 70
5s isfg alone"
In Cod's good time aac II a. He VIII,
wiH come hack. ard from the moment az
my coming VIII never again aepart from
you -
Promise ne that she cried. cisnxfng
20 MIN with her arms twlDed about RS
neck. and no promised Der. ard so ccrsl-
forsiag her little more De 20. bin into
ais boar and sailed away upon his GRAND
But Of all this, The Princess Joeefsanse
knew nethi1x. From her haicory IL me
esstss ssse s#~ tke Sisas Rudel sail sorth
Hs stood spoD the poop, tae wind Blowing
the HssF back froxn his face ana "a she
watched his straight ngare. she said. a
bsos Ae sazl ASK. out q greater viii
grant surely no man ever aid such loyal
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service but for love. and, for loves sake.
he shall share my throne with me" With
that she wept Mttie for fear he might De
slain or ever he should return: but she re-
membered from how many noble exploits
he had come ecathless and so taking
heart once more. she fell 20 thinking or
his black locks and clear olive face and
darkly shining eyes, For. Ia truth. these
outward qualities dld mora enthrau ard
delight her than his mos, loyal services
But for the maiden S0lita. she got her
back 20 her chamber, and. remembering
her lords advice. spisd about fer g mir
ror. No mirror however. did she possesr
having never used aught else bat a basin
OF clear water, and I'll now found Il all
sufficient. 80 little curious had she been
concerning the Wilderness OF her beauty.
TkereBpon. she thought for q little and
unhiHding her hair 80 that IL fell 70 her
feet IN = golden cloud hied her - Joce-
iiande. who hade her take a book % chlv-
airy and read aloud But Solita 80 bent
her head that her hair fell ever across the
pages and hindered her from reading and
each time she put II roughly hack from
her forehead with some Sman word o. an
ger. IS though she was vexee.
What ais you. chliaF' asked thu
princess.
1T Is my hair" replied solts. But the
princess paid no he'd. She heard little
the window gazing out across the gray
hungry SEA. snd eethinking her 90 the
Sigur Rudel and his gallant ueu Ard
again S0lita let her hair Fan upon the
scroll. and again Are tossed 70 back. say
ing "Fiei Fis.'
what ais Won chlld9'' the princess
asked
ct Is my hair." she replied. and Joce-
nand0 smiling hecdiessy. sadA her read
on 50 she read until Ioce.iante hade her
stop and called 10 her and Solita came
ever 70 the Window ard knelt by the eide
or the princess. 50 that her hair Pei across
ths wrist Of Joce1iande and fpttered e.
1T Is ever IL the way" said sofia and
shn loosed it from che wrist az the prtn-
ccss But the princess caught the silky
coils within her hand and suo0thed them
tendeTly. TT at were easily rsuedi - -
she replied with a smile. and she sought
cor thr scissors witch hung 81 her EirGle
But Sollta hethouvht her that many men
had PRAISED fhe co'ar and sogsness Of her
hair-why. she could not tel. fer dark
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a-s T wor1sr nat that n ht16srs yea
LIT ne ss-G X up
tna write n. p-s7cess hourt ne hair
cunrtngty IL q co-c7al upo1 her head.
scatz sSzxs again heszrx singsy, seskf1r
20 e0sc@zl hs- crzst
Madame. 1, Is ea-sy for ycE 70 bind nv
k.f- bur for rnySelt ! hare 10 mirror.
4aa 20 1ress Il swkwsrday
Joc~siande laughed again nns-~tly a. ne
words Dear heart SIZE cried. what
rrsau Is IT. Hast discovered thoz art
a woman after ALI First thoa sszrsfs far
Thy hair, and COW tnoz sszeSs a usIrToE-
Bat In frush I Ike thee ire better for thy
discovery Ard sas kissed Sofia very
heartily. who osushsd tnas nsr secret was
50 readily found out and fsst 10 sz1zA
shame al her lack % subtlety. Fer r1sss
ladies. sts knsr. lad secrets. aye, even
tram their bosom lords ard masters. and
kens thern without effort tH the ssfbter-
fage whereas she poor feel. betrayed
hers az fne first weird
Ard what ran Is ttT' laughed the
princess. Fer there IL not one hat de-
serves thee. a. ffssn shatt 5u6ge for thy
SELF whereaDon she summoned enc Of
her servants ard baGs him place rnirrs-
IN ma bed chamber u Solis2. wherein sae
nslgEt see herself from top 70 toe
art ceufeutf'' SIZE asked Thus shalt
thou sec thvxef. without nleualxn or fault
even from tats crown OF hair 70 the heel
or tasy foot. Bur fear me the sight " III
change a. Thy thoughts ard incline rhss
20 scOrn q thy sEisor."
Then she stood FOR little watching the
sunlight play upon the golden head and
pry into ire soft shadows Of the cGris.
ard her face szddeaed ami aer voice szl-
tered
Bat what Of ne. soHtas" she sad.
AL men give me reverence. not one
knows nae for = woman 1 crave the
bread OF love al day ionx hunGsr for il.
but they offer ne the polished stones OF
courtesy and respect. aud SO / starve
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replied, I'VE should not ask sieur Ruae FL
OF you 10 be our leader. and great though
the danger be, greater far is ths honor
For We offer him 4 kingdom"
Then shs princess spake again 20 Sir
Broyarce:
1t may not De-" she saia whatever
else you crave. that shall you have and
gladly Will / gran. Il you. But tbs slsur
Ruael Is the flower OF our court: he
stands ever at my right hand. and woe Is
ms IL let him 30. for am only wom-
an"
But. madame. for his kuighthood's
sake. ! pray you assent TO our prayer"
saia Sir Broysnce. Few enemies have
you. but many friends whereas we are
sore pressed on every side"
But the princess repeated; II am only
. woman" and for a long while ne made
his PRAYER In vain
A. last. however. the princess ssldg
~Ecr bis knigh elood's sake thus FAR
VII I yield TO you: Bsde here within my
castle until Slsur Rudel gets hIrn home,
and then shall you make your prayer 20
him. and by his answer vii Dc bound"
''TAat 7 Viii well. rep,led Sir Brcyance.
bslhinking him % The Sisar Rudsi's vslor.
and how that he Ia. kingdom 70 prefer
80 him.
But the Princess JocsIisnae sad to her
self,
II TOO VII oEIaT nfE q Kingdom BY
throne shah re share with ne" and 80
STE entertained SIR Broysucs riSht pleas
snt3y anti ths S!sar Rude should Eet nm
back from cue fursy. Meanwhile sac
would say 70 sofia: He shall not 70
Broys. fer IN truta ! nesd h.m,'A and Sol
ia weuae Iaugh happily. replying; ''It Is
truth; he vii rot go 70 Rroye" anz th1nA-
trg thereto silently. 'Bug Il IS not the
princess wao VII keep aim. but eea l.
hs- poor hsadusaz&sn- For I nave his
p~eaise never to depart from me" 50
much conadenea had her mirror taugas
her. a. * ever Is with women-
Bat despite them both 6id the S.aur Rn-
Col voyage 20 BroYs ard rule over the
sin gssoEn D. its king. and how that came
about ys shsA hear.
New. or css four,h day after tire com
srS CT Sir BrCyanCe the Princess Joc~ll-
SaGs was leaning over tire oslGsEer % her
haieony ard gazinE ssawNra. 81 was her
wont. TIE hours n. 8 drawn toward even
ink aad fhe sun stoSd Ike a glowzng
wheel upoa the tsFgaeSs edEe % the seas
gray acog. when sire eeheld q black sqeck
crswi aerass tes gRcbe. zna then another
ana another. 70 TIE number q thirty.
Tnsrsuron SIZE knsw that the Sss1r RsSei
Rad ratu-ned. ard 1eytusly sh@ summoned
her tsrswernen ard bad. them cclf ard
robs her As beefse4 q princess A corc-
ret CT ros1 ard roeles they set upon Der
head. ard a rcoe cs purple TREY hung
sscas her shoulders VITA pearls ssy
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Jocks ass.e were hsantfful - tsr eyes
FFswh-sit. rrs= rralsed hers ss,t for sisur
RuaeEs cake =hs woald fain ~ as praise
worthy a. might ~. Taeret0re Sc stay
81 ga.ssllan6e's hand and cried alSua ga
Fear Way nav sweet .a4iy. rs a. rae
sold I have. and z pray yea leave = nse
WAC an - rooy-
ArA TIE Princess 1oeelfand- iaughet
asssi rensE -sa tae seasons r. haF gird.s
- &.4 BAT nsaks presS1ze. - tyy yoG.
ale sid 'sEor ~ trs4sh ] BAD beSua 70
thsnk YEA we're ssnse hosy 4nE@ AID 60
wasss2n. 50 affl@ share I'D yea in =
wamsas xsaftse~A Sgs ia a. Hn90GE3.
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Nay, caH6," so ssts. zns are tsia h@~
ahaa AEatn span Soatafs had. ia kr ne
iaa< sp~ecA - asaFt- rs huR he plasrt -
a Nan2u aose hssr IS wtther~s from ~
e7'Sssness a-e vhe rrows p@ss-EsA in ~
.oaa+tnas-A Eat oaaa yorr mini tn r.
f"F Yoa hAee twiae2 Aheat ny heart. evsss
as year eurls eh1 Bat naw twsns ans cell
~as4s nF ~rasL &12 Ire acre Cor tAfs
FseEfF vanity et g-sars. Therefore ten "a
rs 1an2e, that nay azv.nce Asra
BAT SGCs rsare Sasssta did s,b ~ 81
sn& 80 princess wesala 20 sa=xe~ swssstaa
ans bet TaTEsssd hex wsArl.y to tee via
Dow
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE
Will You Be

Now, n has TO be cne thing or the
other with you, and no one 10 to be bism-
ed II you choose foolishiy. Poor mortal
that you are why DO You keep on and on
IN your foilyf That lassitude, that shak-
ing-which sometimes almost amounts to
paraiysisi chose fears Of death: that bash
fuI and weakened way that you have
of getting around: and that knowledge
that you have that you get no Joy out OF
life that Is worth speaking about-all
these things are signs that you are suffer
Ing from that dangerous disease Nervous
ProstTaticn. Get rid OF Sc. Yes. get rid
OF Il, and start in at once. There's lie
and strength and manhood and viriaey
and vigor ahead for you II you want them.
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$HUDYAN$:

The marvellous remedio-treatment that f.
used ~ the Hudson Medical Institute
the great white building at the corner OF
Ellis, Market and Stockton streets. has
saved thousands upon thousands from all
the horrors that you are afflicted with.
and your case IS BY no means too FAR
gone. 60 there or write ard ask for
circulars and testimonials about this
grand remedy. Why, IN thirty DAYS you
won't know yourself and no matter
whether you have got kidney. liver or
bladder trouble: whether you have had a
had case OF blood poisoning and have a
face and a body covered with bad p4En-
pies and h.o;ches. or whether you are
run down and unable 20 perform the big
functions of nafure-f+ viii be all the
same 20 those wonderful physicians You
ask what they Will do for y0ui They will
cure you and make a whole man OF you.
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-02-13

Flame Of the Psyetse Valley Irrigation Watei
Power Co. Fired. No Clue to tho Per-
petrators-

Last Monday night the big fume Of
p. vi. & w. p Co. at Wilson's point
vas set Oh fire which resulted in consid-
efable damage before being discovered.
The fire was discoved BY Geo Rinker
and Henry Asmussen who happened to
come up the ditch Tuesday forenoon 10
make some repairs on the telephone line.
The fiumo had considerable water IN IL
which was due to the wash occasioned
by the late heavy rains washing sand
and mud into the ditch at the lower end
OF the fIume thereby damming the water
in the fiume 10 the depth Of foot or
two and II is probable that this fact
saved the structure from almost complete
destruction. AS IL is the damage was
confined to portion Of the underpining
Of the fume. three or four caps and a
dozen stringers being destroyed The
loss Is estimated at about 300.
So far as the INDEX is able 10 learn at
this wnting there is no clue to the per
traitors Of this dastardly deed, but it is
probable the company have some grave
suspicious as to the guilty party or par
ties. II will be remembered that the same
fiume was blown up with dynamite on
the night Of the 2Sth Of last April. and
that crime has not as vet been ferretted
ont and it is generally supposed that the
late job is the work Of the same persons
All good citizens should not only hops
that the company will be able to speed
ily apprehend the guilt ones, but thr,
should render every assistance in thei
power to aid in the work. A communit,
that numbers among its citizens charac
ters capable Of such work. commltte,
for the purpose of getting even" ol
some real or tancied grievance is not
desirable place TO live, for no one cal
tell who the next victim will be- The.
should be hunted down and dealt will
as they deserve.
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That people kick about the weather
when they well know that kicking won't
improve IL bit.
That ministers in writing up puffs Of
donation dinner parties given them by
their parishloners invariably speak Of
the tables 'sroaning under their
load Of good things.
That prize fighters still insist on fight
ing their battles in the newspapers. in
stead Of rushing in a body TO Nevada
and at once proceeding to kill one an
other oif according to law.
That Mckinley prosperity has not ar
rived on scedule time as per published
statements prior to November 9th.
That the county commissioners with.
held Jake Horns warrant instead OF
holding his bondsmen responsible il
case Of any shortage.
That W. J. Mcconnell or one Of the
10 Jo boys has not been rendered place
in the Majors cabinet.
That Workman's "head gear bin.
which carries no appropriation will no
become law. when his state wagoI
road bill Of four wears ago went through
with q whoop and and an appropriated
Of sls5.oO0
That people can't see that 10 improv
the streets Of their town would be- 10 Oh
moral. physical and pecuulary advan
tage Of every citizen.
That prior to 1897 the lowest respor
sible bidder was supposed to be tn
cheapest.
That the Seven Devils railroad boor
invariably arrives in mid-winter.
That the surveying party Of The p. \
& o. r. r. is not improving tins fr
weather making preliminary survey
r Horseshoe Bend
That someone does not accuse Senate
elect Heitfield Of being statesman.
That nature IN her wisdom did not 81
az to ordain that politicians like poe
= should be born and not made.
S And that Senator Dubois receive
l. such a series Of ovations on his reiul
e trip 70 Washington and after his arriv
-e there. # be is not the choice Of the pc
n pie OF Idaho aud OF silver men eyer
10 where.
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In the probate court. in and for the county OF
Canyon state OF ldnbo.
In the matter OF the estate OF John A. Conner,
deceased
c. p. Biiderbnck administrator OF the estate
OF John A. Conner. deceased. having on the iatn
day OF January i-t1 presented 10 the probate
court. and flied herein his petition IN due form
verified by his oath praying tor an order anthot-
lzng him TO sell all Of the real estate belonging
TO the estate OF said deceased. for the purposes
therein stated.
said matter coming on regularly 70 be heard
this 18th day OF January 1877 and upon due
proof 20 the satisfaction OF the court Of the due
publication OF a copy Of the said order 10 show
cause. required by law and the order OF this
court and all and singular the 10 y and the prem
i.es being by the court understood and fully con-
sidered. whereupon. Il IL ordered. adludEed and
decreed that said {. =. Bildcrbock the nd-
minlstrator OF the estate OF John A. Conner de-
ceased be and ne i Authorized TO sell all OF the
cal estate % said deceased either In one parcel
OF in subdivisions. as the said G. +. bildero1c<
shall judge most beneficial 70 said estate the
real estate belonging 10 said estate, hereinafter
described. az public OF private sale 70 the high
/ est bidder. upon the following terms. to-wit.
Tor cash or . per cent cash and balance on time
with approved security And IL Il further or
der ed. that before making such sale. the said
c. y Dildefbuck administrator. execute an ad-
ditional bond 20 the state of Idaho with two or
more sufficient surcticS. IN the penal sum OF one
THOUSAND $1,000 dollars. conditioned that the
said &. II. BiItcrhacx shall faithfully 81 ecute
the duties OF the trust rccoruin< 10 law.
The following Is the real estate hereby author
ixcd 70 be sold being situated IN the said county
OF Canyon state OF Idaho. and bounded and de-
scrincd as follows. to-wlt. Lot numbered four
l4l and the east one half ~ Of lot In smiths
addition 70 the town Of Emmett In Canyon coun-
ty. stat. OF idaho as shown by the Official plat
o. said town now on die IN the once OF the Re
corier OF said Canyon County. together with the
imnror EN- sutS thereon
Done in open court. she i5th day Of January,
1877. GEORGE LITTLE. Probate Judge
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souAw cR lex COURT.

An interesting trial has been in pro-
gress at Sweet this week details Of which
have only reached Us az our time OF go
ing TO press William Young Of Ola was
arrested on Tuesday on a warrant sworn
ont by his step sons. the Perkins bows.
charged with rape the victim being
Young's own step-daughier. a little girl
- or 13 years old. The bows found how
ever that they could hardly hope TO con-
vict on this charge and they therefore
withdrew It aud then came TO Emmett
and notified Daa Reagan jr. that Young
had stolen aud killed one Of his cows
Reagan therefore swore out war
rant for Young's arrest ou a charge o
cattle stealing. and the trial has beeI
on IN Judge Bad.ey's court since We'd
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Mr.. and Mrs John Carter entertained
numbe- Of their friends in pleasant
manner Tuesday evening At progressive
nigh five. Tempting refreshments were
served at II o'clock after which the
game was resumed and continued until
midnight Those present were-Mrs.
Paiiison. Misses Mcfarland. Murray
Loomis and Josie Ioomis. Messrs Lutz,
Myers. Reagan. VIII Reagan.and Pat.
tison. Miss Georgia Mcfarland and
=. a. Pattison secured the prizes which
were awarded the Successful players.
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NOTICE OF FoRFElruRE.

Pearl Boise Co. Idaho. January Isl 1897.
To Ellcnwood Madden. You are hereby noti-
fed that / have expended l.ioOl one hundresl
coilars In labor and improvements upon the
krfic lode as VIII appear hy certificate filed in
the oce OF the Recorder OF said county IN order
20 hold said premises under the provisions OF
section ci24 Revised Statutes Of the Unised
states ~ America being the amount required 10
hold TIE same for the yea ending January lst
1877 ana Il within ninety day from the service Of
this notice or within ninety days after fhis notice
by publication you fail or refuse 20 contrfbutc
your proportion OF such expenditure a CO.
owner your interest IN such claim will become
the property OF the subscriber under said section
eSsf Ell U. liza.
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Notice For Publication.

Land once az Boise Idaho.
January 3. 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that The following
named settler has dled notice OF his intention 20
make final proof In support Of his claim. and
that saic proof viii BE- made before Register ard
Receiv,r L, : Land Boise City Idaho. on Feb
run-y p. 1877. VIZ.
Anna A. Webster
Horseshoe Bend. Idaho. I'D application No. SEA
Tor the ne 4 ne I = ne a NV = Sc IL see :
tp6nr2e D NJ. idaho
Re name. the following witnesses u prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land. viz.
Edwin F. stone. Samuel A. Ciarkson. Bert r.
Caener. Of horseshoe bend Boise Co. Idaho,
Joseph l. Jackson. fcuho City. Boise Co. Idaho.
CHARLES HIhRcD. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-02-13

Attention Miners have several hnu-
dred cords Of good fir wood and mining
timbers at the mouth OF Rock creek. for
sale on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
or address, JONI CARTER.
Emmett. IDA.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-02-13

Land Onice az Boise City. Idaho.
January IA f~tl-

u
January "A 1877.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fiel notice OF his Intention 10
make final proof IN support 0f his claim. and
that said proof viii BE- made before Register
and Receiver T.. =. Land ONCE at Boise City
Idaho on March 4. is94 viz.
prank Ha-land.
Horseshoe Bend Idah0. Hc. application No. 35l7
for Lot, 3. 4. a sec - rp 7nr Boise Meri-
dian Idaho.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land. viz.
Andrew J. Mcfarland. OF Fatks Store Canyon
county Idaho. William r. Mcfarland Abraham
L Rinca-son. Roland II. Rob0 Of Horscshoe
Bend Boise Co. Idaho.
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