The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-11-11
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Z. Spalding's drug store and get
a free sample of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. the
best physic. They cleanse and
invigorate the stomach, improve
the appetite and regulate the
bowles. Regular size, 25c per box.
DIR. G. S. Jones, the Salmon
City dentist. expects to visit
Challis about Nov. Goth.
Thanksgiving Nov. 9th.
Mrs. Belle w. Thompson's
mother, Mrs. Riley, of Salt Lake
City, died last week.
MARRIED:-At Caldwell. Ida.
on Monday evening, Oct. 9th.
1902, by the Rev. Hellman, Miss
Ruby B. Calkins, of Caldwell, to
John E. Kilcup, of Challis. We
extend to the young couple our
best wishes. The bride will re-
main with her parents until of
age.
Pierce Dorgan. an old-time
miner and mine owner of Custer
and Blaine counties, died in a
Baltimore. Nd, hospital about
three weeks ago. The deceased
leaves wife and two children in
Challis.
c. E. Eddy, the discoverer of
some eighteen good mining pros
poets at Loon creek. departed
for Salt Lake City last Thurs
day on mining business.
VIM. Flenniken. NJ. E. Foley
and Geo. MCGOWAN. departed
for Loon creek last Friday morn
ing on a prospecting trip.
Already about one foot of snow
has fallen in the mountains.
which reminds US that winter is
near at hand.
B. F. Brown arrived in this
city last week from Stanley, and
hopes to soon open a shoe max
ers shop in the O'Donohue build
ing in Challis.
Matt and Cliff Womacks are
down from Stanley.
when a man dies and the
widow marries again. and tha !
second husband dies is she eSS
widow of the first husband, or
of the second one, or BOTH is
asked by an exchange, which ex-
plains: THAT was the conun-
drum recently before the pen
sion authorities. The widow of
a federal soldier was drawing a
pension as such widow. She
married again and the pension
stopped. Then the second hus-
band died and the widow made
application for reinstatement as
the widow of the first husband,
and the claim was allwowed.
Consequently. under that ruling,
a widow can never be a widow
of any but her first husband"
Women are born to be beauti-
full. 1t is proper for them to
look as pretty and attractive as
they can. A happy, charming
woman is the center of a strong,
heroic mans best and nObleSt
nature. He longs for the sweet
est, the purest. brightest, the
most attractive woman that lives.
Women are entitled to dress in
elegance. becomingly and gaily.
They have full right to smile.
laugh. talk and shine before men.
1t is their province to decorate
and cover the blemishes they
hate and despise, and to appear
always at their best. Men ex-
pect it. They should not be con-
demned if they rogue and powd-
er to look young and sweet, and
take noxiouS medicines to appear
plump and graceful. even if it
does ruin their compilations and
destroy their health. The at
tempt to meet mans expecta-
tions deserves praise, howsoever
foolish it is. But most adored
and sought is the spotless, i'm
maculate and untarnished char
acter which makes woman
queenly and gives her regal
power to rule mems hearts in
subtle grandeur and eternal
night
Custer county gave Governor
Hunt 225 majority. and was 10y
al to the remainder of the demo-
cratic ticket.
An Art Reception will be given
at Mrs. r. S. Nickerson's home
ou Friday afternoon. Nov. 14th-
Reception from 2 to 5 p. N. Art
Souvenirs, painted by the hos