The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-22
Thomas Carson of Philadelphia
has S1O0. 900 to wager that Bryan
will be nominated and elected.


will be nominated and elected.
The Boise Statesman of the
18th, says "Mr. Watson stated
yesterday that 1913 more Japs
would arrive this morning from
the west and be taken TO the
camp in the canyon.
1.-The grade has decided rail
road appearance. The work is
very good. 1t is understood to
be the intention to push the work
vigorously as soon as all the re-
Inducements arrive, which will
not be until the middle of next
week"
Col. McFadden, G. V. Hansen,
Jos. Short and Judge Lightall
arrived in Challis Saturday.
DIR. F. S. Pyle, the "Old Re
LIABLE dentist, departed for Gus
ter Sunday, prepared do first
class work in the dental line.
Tt has been nearly thirty years
since any President has been re-
elected while he was in the
White House. The Presidency
would seem to be disadvantage
rather than an advantage to a
candidate.
The Idaho State Sunday School
Convention will be held at Poca-
tello, June 1928.
Judge G. o. Stockslager ar
rived in Challis on last Sundays
Blackfoot stage. Mr.. Barstow,
stenographer, and Attorneys
Bruner and Angel are expected
by private conveyance.
Mr.. Watson of the Midland
says that there is over a mile
of grade completed on the new
road. Up to last reports Boise
had rised within $1,000 of the
money needed for the purchase
of the rlght-of-way.
The Caldwell Record says the
average price offered for wool at
that place is about IL cents.
Geo. Hosford came down from
Clayton Sunday to attend court
After once choosing your oc-
cupation, however. never look
backward, stick to it with all the
tenacity you can muster. Let
nothing tempt you orswerve you
a hairs breadth from your aim
and you will win. Do notlet the
: thorns which appear in every
vocation, or temporary despond-
ency or disappointment shake
your purpose. You will never
succeed while smarting under the
5 drudgery of your occupation if
your are constantly haunted with
the idea that you could succeed
better in something else. Great
r tenacity of purpose is the only
thing that will carry you over
:. the hard places, which appear in
e every career, to ultimate triumph.
S This determination, or fixity o1
e purpose, has great moral bear
e ing upon our success, for it leads
= others to feel confidence in US,
and this is everything. 1t gives
!, credit and moral support in ;
= thousand ways. People alway.
: believe in man with a fixet
purpose, and will help him twice
[. as quickly as one who is loosely
J. and indifferently attached to his
st vocation, and liable at any tim,
d to make change. or to fail
Le Everybody knows that determin
ed men are not likely to fail
They carry in their very pluck
y grit and determination the con
u viction of assurance of success
Success.
IL Many people are superstition
re as to the number thirteen. An,
,r yet, why should they be ? Tn
"a original states of the Union wer
is thirteen, as everybody know:
and no one would be considere
n unlucky because he had a quartz
m in his pocket, and yet the coin
"a impressed with thirteen all owe
q its two sides. Count the letter
: in quarter dollar" and you hay
Id thirteen. Count the stars owe
or the eagles head-thirteen Th
Sc eagle holds in it's beak a scrol
ny count the letters in ''E Pluribu
in Unum" impressed thereon-thi
ne teen; in one talon the Gag
he grasps quiver full of darts
Id thirteen; in the other branc
which has thirteen leaves. |
Sc each of the eagles wings thel
d. are thirteen feathers and the ia
Sc feathers number thirteen ais
Count the crosSbars in the shiel
do on the eagles breast-thirteel
IN Turn the quarter over; there al
he thirteen stars surrounding Ill