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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-09-19
A Vulcan Snlelter.

A Vulcan smelter on lake Pend d.
Oreille, is one Of the possibilities of
the near future. G. A. Moore, form
erly Of Spokane and later engaged 10
mining promotions in Minneapolis
and Chicago, has Joined with Henry
NJ. Williams Of Spokane in planning
the enterprise. There is said to b.
plenty OF capital behind the enter
prise and the snlelter will materialize
il mineowners will accept the propo.
sition for contracts, which are being
presented to them by the promoters.
The contracts are fair, and II secured
will justify the erection OF the works.
Messrs. Moore and Williams expect to
Incorporate the Panhandle Smelling
s Refining company. Geo. S. Brooke
4 the Fidelity National Bank is act
ing as trustees of the promoters. The
proposed smelter will nave 4 capacity
Of 100 tons day, at cost Of $780,
900.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-09-19

The smoke which obscured the sun
and INSTRUCTED the vision, Sunday,
was dispel:ed, Monday, by an electric
storm accompanied by wind and few
drops Of rain, which clarified the at
mosphere. The fire In western Wash.
which produced the smoke, has burned
whole forests, thousands Of cords oi
wood, swept improved farms, driven
beasts from their woody hab;tatlons,
destroyed more than score Of human
lives and entailed property loss OF
81 ZOO, 900. 1t is probably the worst
IRE with which the west was ever af.
filcted. According to statistics gath
cred by the New York Journal OF
Commerce, the fire loss in the U. S.
and Canada In the first six months Of
1900 was sl03, 29s, 900; for the same
period in 1901, sS8, 926, $50, and 1902
$S7, los, $50, a gradual decrease.
Miss Louie Walker, daughter oil
Rev. L. A. Walker, has returned from
long visit with friends at Daven.
port, Wash.
T. L. Quarles, democratic candi.
date for auditor and Judge McBee
made trip to Occur d'Alenc, Tues.
cay
Joseph w. Handy has purchased
the kassO property in the East End
and will move bis family in from the
farm to send his children to school.
Regular services will be conducted
~ Rev. L. A. Walker, at the Presby-
.erian Church, Sunday morning and
evening.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-09-19

WANTED.-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLE
man or lady In each county TO manage bust
nancial standing. A straight, bona fide
weekly salary OF $500 paid by cl.eck each
Wednesday with all expenses direct from
es. Manager, $40 Canton Bldg. Chicago.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-09-19

PrOhibitionists OF Nez Perez county
met in convention at Lookout, Sept.
10, and put full comfy ticket In
the d, i'd.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27

Bring It here, and go and lock yourself
up in the garnet, young woman" But
would not have it and swore would
not eat till she gave it me herself. And
SO, grumbling as he did with a twinkle
in his eye, she sat down on the bedside
and fed me with a spoon and said not a
word; but then what mattered it since
could look at her and she at me-?
When had done she went away again
and asked Low the question I could
not put to her. His face clouded at
once.
Dead, lad. Dead before they got
him to Paulus Hook. Bob Philipse
wrote to her and told her Ills good
radiance, for there never was fouler
friend nor foe than Frank Pendleton."
My head sank back upon the pillow,
and the sweat came out on my face as
ran over the night again.
Let it not worry thee, lad" went on
the doctor gently. Il know the whole
tale from another source than Phil
ipse's letter. You drowned rat, that's
all. Now get We to sleep, and when you
wake up again you'll be d hundred per
centum the stronger"
SO he left me alone, and / lay watch
ing the door for some one else. but be-
fore she came had done his bidding.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
HER TATTooED BLysHEs.
Remarkable Work of Art OF WON ans
Face


Pearson's Magazine: One of the most
daring feats in tattooing ever attempted
in the history of the world, viz, an at
tempt to produce on the checks of woman
an all-the-year-round delicate pink COM
pleNion, was suggested to Sutherland Mac
donald by an American. A lady, tired of
constantly rouging her checks, applied to
him for remedy. and limited that this
might be found in the needles of the tat.
tooist.
1T is typical of the man that instead of
experimenting on others he should have
Immediately become his own victim, and
q decidedly homogeneous little patch of the
palest Fink can be seen on his right check,
just below the eye, to this day, a patch
which gives him quite an hectic and pa
thetc invalid appearance, when seen in
profile For some little time he experi-
mented through all shades of vermilion
. and carrnine before he hit on the exact
tint he wanted.
One can we'll lima CINE the immense skill
required for so delicate an operation, as
a single mark either in the wrong spot or
put too heavily into the skin would have
meant dshgurement TO the lady for life:
but the experiment WAS an altogether
successful one and the fair American left
his studio bearing the freshest and dainti-
est of complications, one warranted not to
, the end of her days.
The news OF this great discovery must
have spread rapidly, for it is an open Sc
cret that the artist has since. thea treated
at his studio many society ladies who are
anxious for compeXions that will endure.
And Sutherland Macdonald is not only
an artist and Il daring experimental, but
Il Skilled inventor as we'll, for wearylng
of the old and cumbersome process of Il
tattooing with bundle of needles fast
ened to Il light handle, he has invented an
ingenious electrical tattooing apparatus
with which lie produces really startl.ng
effects, his portraits being as lifelike as q
photograph, his designs bold atii clear In
outline, and his shading soft or ilea&y as
he requires it. In thes. respects MS work
stands out far and above tina. OF every
other tattooist past OF present. lie lays
great stress on the list, and he cl;.sses
the "er'' with the plumber and bricK.ayer,
while the work of the tattooist, he c,ainls
should rank with the professions, es It
may we'll do when carried to such q pitch
! of perfection as it is in his hands.
Most people hayA an idea that tattooing
is very painful during the operation, and
also in the after effect, an idea that is
quite erroneous for the slight pricking of
the needle in Mr.. Macdonad's process and
the little irritation that continues for a
few hours are of no account; even the
most delicate ladies make no complaint.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
CHAPTER XIV.
CASE OF NONE BUT THE
RR AVE"


tbs wonderful what a day of sleep
will do to q man. When awoke and
found Low-'twas high noon next day
ready to take off my bandages and
dress my wound, / would for awhile sit
up, and did SO. And after he had
strapped me up again the baroness
came in with my breakfast and, noting
something in my face, apologzed for
herself as nurse, saying that my real
nurse was out for an airing With Cap
tain Atherton-which, to tell good
truth, but initiated me-and that short
ly she would return. | told her of my
gratitude for her Kindness than
blindness to me, and she would have
it that twas not for me at all, but only
on behalf of Mistress Debby that I was
there
The dear girl began to grow i'll after
the night you disappeared" said She.
Something, / knew not what, was
gnawing at her heart. And when her
brothers letter came she was nearly
frantic with grief, and came then and
told me as much as l had guessed be-
fore. Then came Captain Anterior to
her aid-and you owe much TO him. We
are not ALL she added, smiling sadly,
we are not all tyrants and Villains YOU
see"
You are more than kind friends" 1
said seriously.
You and the captain are risking
your lives TO help an enemy"
She laughed again.
"'T was but to save a young chit's
life" said she. "Of course we cared
naught for YOU
You are good and kind, dear lady,
beyond comprehension" l answered,
and she gave me her hand frankly.
And your little daughters brought me
back to the world in Il way L shall new
eli forget"
They are nearly as bad as Debby,"
said she, with the pleasure showing in
her face that always came there when
She spoke of her children. I'VE could
do naught with Debby. Day by day she
sat here by you and watched and list
ened to your dreadful rawlings and.
heard you crying out at her cousin, and
then calling on her name, telling her in
a vibrant voice'-and she smiled,
though she seemed still startled All the
remembrance of 1.-THE particular
place she held in your affections, which
men usually whisper. l hear, in the 81
lence of solitude"
CONTINUED Next Week.)
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
BETTER TO have
SCHOOLS CLOSED
State Superintendent Barrel
Says Don't Employ In
competent Teachers.
SCHOOL MA'AMs SCARCE
Young School Girls Should Not Sc
Placed Over Country Schools, Even
if Older Teachers Cannot
Be Found.
SCHOOL MA'AMs SCARCE

Des Mones, la. Mo- 9l.--State SUI
perintendent Barrett is advising coun-
ty supclintenden,S To ALLOW the schools
TO remain closed rather than to grant
certliieatcs To incompetent teachers.
There is an urgent demand fer teach
ers from all parts OF the state 10 sup
ply the demand aud county superin-
tendents are everywhere being pressed
to grant certificates TO persons regard
less OF competency ia order TO allow
country schools TO be open. Superin-
tendent Barrett has expressed himself
strongly on the matter Ia letter writ Z
Ten IN response To an inquiry by Miss
Elsie Il. Perry county superintendent
IN her letter that she has nat enoti,,h
teachers to supply tie schools of her
county. and asks if she shall iii them
with young and Incompetent scilooi
girls or let Them remained closed Mr.
Jarrett replies that iiuMa4d county $
but one OF a large nuinAer OF counties
IN a similar pledic8meut Iii is unfel-
tunatc that any sche0ls should remain
closed, he SAYS, but we tliink ii is
preferable Ia having children under
the control of men OF women known To
be Incompetent. He holds thai for
county super!ltendents la grant cer-
uiicateS To inconpeteilts is in ilagi'ant
Violation of law. Discussing the stlia-
ton today. Mi. Barrett said he had
been Informed by President .seeilev Of
the state normal school ~ Cedar Falls
that there WAS u constant heavy de-
1T was impossible To sdppy IT, although
the practice was followed OF giving no.
ice in chapel of ali Instances wherein
teachers We're desired
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
IDEA is HOPELESS.
Philadelphia Paper Sees Third Term
Esrmarks in CleveIand's New
York World Interview.

Philadelphia Pa, Nov 27.-The Phil
aeie.phia North American prints the
following rom Washington: Grover
Cleveiandis letter Gu the condition of
The democratic party is regarded here
rs Indicating that the ey-psesiGent has
an idea he can break the precedent OF
more tran century and for third
time become the chief executive of the
nation. II is also regarded as indi-
eating that the em.lent Princetonian
has had some notions put into his
head on this subject by some very
powerful persons who are doing all they
cam To find some one to defeat Roose-
Welt at the polls. There is no one in the
democratic party Who stands so we'll in
the maneyed interests of the country
as the ex-president. hence the conclu-
sion that some of those who are looking
the field over for Il candidate to oppose
Roosevelt have been talking to Mr..
Cleveland.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
INGALLS, FLOATS OFF.
Transport, Which Ran Aground With
General Miles on Board,
Uninjured.

Manila, Nov. 2i.-The transport Ingalls,.
with General Miles aboard, which struck
on a reef ON Saturday, noatef ,at high tide
the same day and Will arrive here today
Captain lirusre has explained that he
was trying To save twenty minutes by rum
ming through the chartcd channel between
the reels i'll the center of the Gulf of Az
bay instead oil following the usual course
y Spanish vessel which WAS asked for as
sistance demanded 100000 (MeNican) sal
wage, but The terms were declined The
crew pumped out the water ballast and the
ship iioaued without aid
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
An Accident Merely.

Philadelphia Press: 1.-THE evidence
shows" said the magistrate, that this
woman threw brick at the complain
ant, her husband"
Not SO fast" interrupted counsel for
the defense. THE appearance of the
man is evidence that the brick hit him.
which proves that she must have
thrown 1t at somebody else"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
REV. KNAPP MARRIEs GIRL.
Her Fataer Says Minister Must sur
render License to Preach.

>"e'y = ''f''''SN-' 'fiStSS N'Ni
render license to Preach.
Guthrie enter. Ia, Nov u IBo oase
u Rev ID. II. KNAPP the Wesleyan
Ninistei who tried to run away and
merry Leota the 15-yeal'- old daughter
fof Mr.. and Mrs 'Teaney. but was ar
rested and placed iii Jail on q charge
OF rape, is NOW settled, The parents oil.
the girl linally giving their consent to
slle n4arriag providing he would sur
render has license as a preacher IN the
Wesleyan church. Monday a marriage
license was issued by Clerk Kellogg,
and at O'Clock in the sneriffs office
they We're married by Justice j. ID.
Iayiof, and KNAPP WAS given his N5-
elty Thus ends ono of the mos! sem-
sational cases in this Vicinity for years
Public opinion has been very much d.
yidea, Rev. Knapp having the Sym
patAy OF great many on account OF
as family OF small children left home
tsss provided! he had been sent To the
peAilentiary. That he has already been
punished enough is the verdict of a
te9t many of our citizens. He is now
ff9e, and he and his wife went I'M
n,@siiately To bis home a.tei' the ct.te-
AollN- What hts future plans are is
nut AnoWn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
colored Brothers Taste in Names.


Philadelphia Record: The colored race
has finer sense of the beauty of names
than the whites have in America There
are any quantity of plain Johns and
Jameses amongst the whites. but among
the colorcd people it is Archibald, CLAIR
ence and Augustus that are to be heard
In Philadelphia restaurant there are
four colored walters, and their names are
Griffin, Jerome. Eugene and CASTOR
These people have Il fondness for histor-
ical names, George Washington, Abraham
Lincoln, Henry Clay, Caesar, Pompey,
Pharaoh. They also like the names OF
characters in fction-Lear, Hamlet, Des-
demona. Lily, Rose .lolet, Pansy, Daisy
and other flower names are favorites with
them. They dislike the commonplace, the
bald. and want Understanding cognomens
Fortunately names are cheap, and thus
they arc able to get what they want av-
cry time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
MRS. ARENs GETS $1,000.
Remsen Saloonkespers Settle for Her
husbands rleath


h@Mats, la, Noy. ~. The tiaina4,e.
st.its brought by Mrs Nettie Arens of
Remser against the nine saloankeep-
efs of That town, have been settled out
OF eonrt. Mrs. -hrens receiving $500.
she sued the defendants tor $4,000
alleging they We're responsible for her
husbands death. Me Arens, her has
band, was Il grain buyer at Remsen.
and committed SUICIDE August 20 He
WAS a hard 1rinker in his lifetime and
the Wife attributed blame TO the s;l-
1eCrlI5f.npnrS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
Cholera Spreading in Mindanao.

Manila, Nov. 24-The cholera is
spreading among the Moro towns on
the west coast of Mlndanao and there
is much restitution. Quarantine in
creases the suffering by stopping work
and the movement OF supplies.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
Kitchener Arrives at Aden

Alden, Arabia, Nov. 24-I.ord Kitchener
has arrived here ON his way TO India ana
has conferred with the commandant, Gen.
cral Maitland, concerning the campaign
which is proceeding against the Mad Mul.
lah.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27

English firms are trying to secure a
market for soap in India but UP 10 the
present time that country has remainel
practically soapless. Indeed. through
out Hihdustan soap is regarded as rath-
q curiosity, and rarely, if ever, kept
IN stock b% the native storeheener
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
FILE A PROTEST.
independent Coal Operators Object "a
Proposed Settlement with Mine
Workers. Union.

New York, Nov. 27--The independ-
ent coal operators protested Today to
the coal carrying railroads against the
proposed plan to settle the differences
with the mine worilers' union. One Of
the reasons advanced upon the basis
suggested is it-woaid forever estab-
fish the power ana pe.pe;rate the in
justice perpetrated by The United Mine
Workers"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27

The empress dowager of China in
tends establishing a girls school in the
palace at Pellin. Ten daughters of
princess viii be the students. The rea-
son is that the empress needs interpre-
tefs when entertaining the wives of for
eign ministers.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
A Risk.

Detroit Free Press: ITO be candid.
all this summer society rush bores me
to death"
Then why don't you rest for week
or so::''
"oh, dear, then I'd be forgotten
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
Playing Safe.

Playing Safe.
Puck: Nisby Qiercely)-Yer ought to be
ashamed NV yerself-punchin' u little kid
like dat! Why don't yer punch somebody
yer own size an weight?
Swipesy-Huh! An have de gang holler
"take!" and room me repatriation forever!
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27

The word pen means feather and
Is from the Latin penna. wing.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
Couldn't Lose Him,

Couldn't Lose Him.
Chicago News: She Gin the park)-
wonder what kind of a tree that ISL
He-Why, that's a dogwood tree.
She-But how can you tell?
He-By i '-"k. OF course.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27

1t is thoughtless reconsideration that
causes more pain than premeditated
neglect.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27
An entire nous sort of rumor

IN eTEVEe IFUUS sui OF TUTTIUT Is
afioat that Consuelo. duchess of MARI
borough. paints. Not With a common
dau bot rouge, Of course. but With a
most delicate shade of violet, the Sc
ere; of which the duchess obtained
from Mrs. Cornwalhs Nest, the famous
beauty, who in tuin had ii from very
exalted parsonage indeedno less than
her most gracious majesty. Queen
Alexandra of England. This report
comes by way OF Washington. where
some of the more passee bellies are
hoping that the new beautfier may ere
long find its way across the Atlantic
ana come Within the reach of women
net as Vet blessed with titled husbands.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-27

r.. n. HARRIS, Publisher.
MISSOURI VALLEY IOWA
An entire nous sort of rumor is
afioat that Consuelo duchess of Mari
borough. paints. Not With a common
dau bot rouge, OF course but With a
most delicate shade of violet the Sc
ere; of which the duchess obtained
from Mrs. Cornwallis Nest, the famous
beauty, who in urn had ii from a very
exalted parsonage intieedno less than
her most gracious majesty Queen
Alexandra Of England. This rcpor,
comes by way of Washington. where
some Of the more passee bellies are
hoping that the new beautifier may ere
long find its way across the Atlantic
ana come Within the reach of women
Not as Vet blessed with titled husbands.
-------------s
There is 4 peculiar tree in the forests
of central India Which has most Curl
GUS characteristics The leaves of the
tree are OF highly sensitive nature.
and 50 fun Of electricity that whoever
touches one Of them receives an cleo
trio shock. 1t has 4 Very singular eff
feet upon a magnetic needle. and Will
influence il 1t distance of even sev-
enty feet. Tho electrical strength of
HE tree varies according TO the time OF
wsal.s.si a, l,,i,,5,4,Sf IN, W., m.satils,.
It's powers tlisapRear altogether. Birds
seets $40, la.s,,,, s,.,.n. mo, i,
--.-s-.--------
one eli the lsllin courts was occu-
rie; the other ,iaAi With the question
Nhetllel' Starving man was capable
II CONSUMING Il large loaf of bread.
.alse pen, E. at one meal If a man
TroUetl Ia 81. slarVine steals bread ii Is
1907 celas .sie3l /; heft according 70 the
f..s,sr.t.-,
In t.sis Instance f5,e lo.'f5v.ss considere.
100 1885 fqr ems srson 10 consalIe.
bu Gn tM5 Wa {M#H yVhD stole IL from
a bazs.s sii,zp. proving that IL. shared
Il Wigh Starving lfiend, lie MAS ae-
Quilted al t4feIt
60
Qusem Wilhsalinas crown is very
gorgeous. 1t is ot dul gold. only the
efiees bsiag polished. II consists of Il
crimson velvet car, inelosed in Il Gree
SGT With sTpfifss ani emeralds. The
points. eieiu &c wf,is ii are silrmounted
by larse single psar.s and the other
cight heai tdsssfr ire center and there
eraNHed willl tie g,elis ard cross. are
sci Mifh njge menus AaHh which a,e
sr5seate9 M e ire snallost being
placed a, ne tap
----<-.------
ii has h5an si4ge gted that Il memorial
WINDOW rs placed in Westminster an
bes III hoiior al tae late duke of West
Minister o'ansiaerabe indignant pro
tas1 Il beis4e Issr.3 ,,, M ,.sn,,nd tbnt
3ncl1 lso,,rT s6f.,1ii ,.S,sf,.'7il s.3Ii..
great rleA one 5rtf; says -fle ws$.
.s,evlly a good Average diti5e Of j, l5ind
that We Iras4 as easliV AZ Ne laoefj
sood average ar0ears II is inftolera M
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-05-02

. Cny property owners are, he-s
h, notified thai ! am now eadv to
yrcrivr rrpdi''"us - ciiyp rsp~Yty.
tnr the to'pos" 81 asses sing th~
Snme
SANTOS Waldo 8 sE
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-05-02
E,neriencc ConYinccs.

Prove It's value by investing 10 cents in
trial sizo Of Ely's Cream Balm. Druggists
supply it and we mail it. Full size 50 cents.
ELY BROS, S. Warren ST.. New York.
Clifton, Arizona, Jan. 20, 1899.
Nessrs. Ely Bios. Please send me a5O
cent bottle Of Cream Balm. find your
remedy ,ho quickest and most permanent
cure for catarrh and cold in tho head
DEILM. PorrEn, Gen. Mgr Ariz. GoldM Co.
Alessrs. LILY Bnos..-I have been afflicted
with catarrh for twenty years. 70 made mo
SO weak thought I had consumption.
got one bottle of Ely's Cream Balm and in
three days the discharge stopped. IL is tho
best medicine have used for catarrh.
Proberta. Cal. FRANK i. KISDLEsrrnE
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-05-02
PENNsYLvANIA's NEW sCATE
PRESERVE.

Chambersburg. Pa. May 1.-The
state of Pennsylvania today en-
tered into possession OF several
thousand acres 1T mountain land
lying near aud on the S0urh mouu-
TAIN, 10 this county. which walt he
used a. state preserve. This
tract embraces thr well-kuOwn
summer resort known nS Mont Alto
Park. IL has been decided 10 rs
tablish nursery on the preserve
for the growth of young tress.
This Will be known as secondary
nursery, aud in II - to be- planted
the seed from which can be trans
planted next year 100000 white
pine trees.