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, tried 10 work mo 81 great a mischief
and yet 1 could nai bring myself 20
crush mis- akuii In Such deeds nfv
very well for n Spanish pnrtida on Z
far that matter, ~ tha taubnufH ~
Antoine but not for y soldier and
asntlemAn like me.
However. the heavy breathing ~
she fellow made me hann that II
might be a very long time hefHfs he
recovered hia sunsnE. 1 gagged aim.
therefore. and bound him with strips
- blanket 10 the bed. "a that Ia HE
usnhansd condition there was 500
reason 20 think that. in any case. he
might NOT 80 fras before the aant
Walt Of the Wafief iiua noW again
I ~as faced with new difficulties, Tor
you viii remember that ! had relied
upon his height % help me over the
sFaiis I could have sat down and
ahed tears 81 danuhir had not the
Thought 81 mf mother and Of the
emperor cauis 60 aantain me. "spur-
age said II % were anYtsndy
hat Ialiune Gerard hs wsuid be in =
bad IA now. that iH Yoens alan
who Il not - easily caught"
I set 70 work. therefore. 1Hon
Documents sheets ~ well HH my
own. aud ~ trAyiuH them into strips
and plating them together I MADE
very raceiau3 rope. This J Tied 40
curris 60 the center If my iron
Witch was itfiu over "a foot In
length Then ! sitsIs.d aut into the
yard. nhsfe the rain var pouring
and the wind srfea ming taiidef than
ever / keps in the shadow - the
priaon vail hut e Was a. black AZ
the aar - spades AMI I could not
800 mY own hand in front II me.
i'nirna I walked fntn fhe bsutrs 4
feit that ] had nothing e fsaf ff0fn
him when I hna r1naa under the
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Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson at Hauhs HAN
Monday and Friday evenings ffi-
suts i=asasts daflg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

wall I threw up my bar. and o my
10y n stuck tie very nfEt time 10.
tween the spikes M the TOP. ] climb
ed un my rupn. pniiad u after me
aud dropped down On me- pihur nido
T'hrn ! SCALED tho heroud whil ahd
was sitting naiflda HmpnE the Hpiifn'
upon the tor when ! saw something
twinkle 81 fhs darkness beneath fna.
II waa tbs ba foual Of - safIiluei be.
low. End ~ close wasb ttha esf1nd
wau being rather lower than The
HrHD that I could easily. BY leaning
over. have uhacreWad a. from ~
socket There be was, huumiuK a
tune r. himself and huadlluE uf
against the wall to keep hinasfif
warm, little thinking that aes'
porata man within a few feet o. him
vas within an ace II ntHbbiug BIN
e. the heart With bis own weapon ]
WAS already brhcinE myself f"f the
spring v hon the fellow, with an oath.
hhouidssed has muakUL aud ] heard
his steps nqueichinR through the mao
a. he resumed hia beat. ] slipped
down my 1rope. and leaving q hahg.
lag ran a. the Top 81 my speed
aoroaa tha moor.
fffassftn85aH
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fcontiucd From Ye~turdAy)
A. the day PASSED / was - fiiied
with nervous agitation that I r0uia
not contrul myself. but ran ceaseleas-
n abguf my cell like a mouse Ia a
eaEu. Every noment thought
that the wNrter would detect the
tgsaaeness al ths bar 81 that the sen
fy would observe the uumufthHed
stone. which enuid not conceal out
a4de as ala within A. Tor my emfas
psuion he vat brooiing upon the end
II hts bed. looking al me IA a side
iuhE fashion ftam time 60 tiIac aud
hitting his nails like one who is IN
deep thought
Courage my fftendf' cried. slap.
elns him upon tire shoulder You
all see your guns before ansther
nauth BE- past
mat Ia vefy w~il. said he. ''isus
WHITTIER vii Yau 10 when you Evs
nfrer~
re The coast answered All
eum~n risht Tor brave man and ]
shail Fsske straight Zoe mY Fegi
meut"
You ase ssare llksiy q make
straight far ths underground e~iia 81
faf the fsftsmoath hunks" satd hv
Il
remarked IT b. only the pnltruuu
WIN Feeknna always npun the worst o.
raiH=si a rush w each ~ hia cal
les cheeks at that. and wsa siaa
e a. fer q WAS ths neas slsu 81 spirit
which / had ever observed ln him
FOE a moment he pat his hand cut
toward hia water iuH a. though he
would have hurried it al me but then
- - rtfssa4 hfz aha.sifA afa aaH at ia
sil-nrs anos mafr hlflnx ale nails
and senwlinE down # tbs floor
rauid not but thlnk "a ! lassh-d 81
him that - hAps ! a. dsistE The
riyinH Artili~rY a bad service ~
bringing him back - them.
neyef IN fas ne have kunssn ar
sHenius e. pass a. sioais a. that ons
FaWar niEhtfeii a NiHf apFAnE II.
snh as the darkness aasprnsss q hias
hsvdsr ard harder. Until = terrible
gain vas wirtttiznE over the snuzst
A. : hAsArs nag " my StHAnw
notid asss catch a giimfse - star
All the h'ack eisads NHFr lirin ias
seHsss The heavens. The rain a.
pouring down. and what wtth il
hisstns ard spfsshins and The howl
iux and screaming ~ the stud. e
was infassnihiu for tnn % hear fhv
steps ~ fhe seuftn~te ~ eamnat
sssr thsfn Thought !. 'thsn " il
affiA-lF shat fszrs esn As~a.f Hss f. aasl
waited with thr utsFast trtuatiener
unfu - firns whru shs inspector
sheaid havv eatns NFvgns Ter ~
nightly reep through our rraffHa
f'hrn. having r~~t~sf saruakh The
fsrke~ss and sssn rethina 81 ths
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JOE WHEELER IS sNUBBED

rshtus eeOuse Of hts ae't"'nt
by comrades At New Orleans
Confederate reunion In that city a'ea Nv ms
unina of a unisd States general
phsaeaay bat With Ne s'e Of slant has al.
wars proud The little old excoe has ne
aaent been his hope 10 be buried In
ne.e sans
hi New osens he rnuh-
he'd Men Who death the old daH
refused and
az rferratc generals what az
sou mimi az ccnd
crate reunion IN uniform
The w~an-ned ear shtsr che quick
Rsnisiag the situation he hastily the
Euru
than General wheeler aud
Recepsed the verdict Of Ans
cHps reconciliation
his the
aud sssin
~1ae~w = not a he soldier
grandfather resigned
President Mckinley Hir
urnhit 70 wear saushed
ma new he Il wouudr Ia his friends
The general unifsFa
--ctieusm 4 dsaa
Ani a ;
rh--e viii
BITTERNESS a. the
tho brave ntn who
the repseaic
old )
II hack hut THERE'S
IN al ali ehtssiss
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sentry. who waa doubtless crouchlnR
IN some corner uut of the rain. l felt
that the aomsat saa eame. re-
moved the hRf. pulled 1ui the stone
ana motiunrd te my companion Go
pass through,
After You" colonel" said he.
'swin YOU not 60 frptT I asked.
4 bad rather you showed me tbs
way"
come after me. then. but oasne -
irnily ~ yau value your IRE"
Tn the dArknen= I could hear the
fvllew'H teeth chattrrinE. and I wen
dered whether a man ever had soeh
partner IN a dssperata entfrrnrise
| seisrd the bar. huNryaf. and
mounting upon my stpol thftist uiy
/ head and shoulders into iha hnle
had eiEHtsd throngh a. rar las nY
waist when my onrupan iur.| ssised
ne suddenly ~ fha knees and yelled
"a the top af hin vuice 'halul ftffp'
A prisoner Il escaping
Al. ms friends. hsg ild ble9 ftsl
a. that moment 81 funrsr taaN Ia
an instant the Nunae ~ this siia crea
tufs. Whs shoaid he ftsk bis iipirs
iu climbing walls phen b. mislh -
sure ~ q ffnr pardon from the kuns
/ ish Tor haxins prevented the escape
~ ans 81 much mufe Distinguished
than himself l had recognized hin
a. a polifoon aud sneak bui had
NOT learned the depth ~ baasnrsA
a. n hitch he cuuia Descend. onr shs
had spent hia life among arnurfncn
and mrn IT homer dos not thinh It
stirh things until they happen.
TIE b'ee khead did net nrem e. re-
] - a.
than 4 I WfsthHa hack IN the DARK
nosa. and. Hsisine hlm ~ tho throat.
4 aaruak hItn twice With my Iron bar
Al fho rrHs bios h. Y~lfsea ~ mite
cue au-s wfrn fau trad upon ltH
raa At the asaand down hH zen
With a gfssan upun ths ftpaf Then I
srs ted myself upssst nav lssA 49, Nalt =
"a rrsiEuediy fas whatever panisiis
uiunt M Eaoleta might iufiiet uIsea
me
fhsg minute passed. and yet an
other. with ~ saund save The hraFt
snoring breathing ~ thr arnarlrns
wretch upon she anof Was u pos
slbis then. that amid THE ruff - ne
storm hts cries had passed uahrsds
cd Al ft=t lt az but tlnf hope
another minute and u uAs probable
snafhrr and "a -. a=5tstsis zasHfs
vas no s.afsnd a. TIE corridor. unne
ln the COURTYARD. isaewi the gsfia
sweat ffe# ny bros alsd asked my
ssif whri sisiaus1 A. psxt
das tklax sram-t asftaiH TIE
uiah on TIE User tnust aie ~ '~ft
hftn I could rst tell haa shrrt q Nufs
u might b. before b. save fhs alarm
dare nos stftkH tight - fsfa
ahpat ip ne fnftHras aHtii nv haHd
ranns aroH Hunss 1ilsE sst hhtch
kues ~ - hlr head ! raised my tnh
bar. bat fheF~ as naEsefhiaa mas
Tres sts which nzrysu2sa NJ fruea
nFlHsfnx e daen De- tha beat 81 fhs
tight have slain fnkfY uisns men "
hafuf irsa wha had danf me nu "a
jury - hers Wss Fsfs erssfh
creature TN feai "a Nee whu hHd
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TNEAFtN3
Eeaffie--fsaEer COMPANY in The
Latte Afluiatar
Tntrf Avenues Wal.s~ saufafa
cornpany IN STexflaK Life.
Grand splaFinF Qgarfsfis
-=----=- -
90 10 Spinning for bicycle repairs.
ss<
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pure rich blood In the most direct
way. and cures disease By making
strength, This tonic IA I'm tablet
form 10 be taken right after meals.
II snriehoH ths blood. making force
where there was fnintncsa. For wo-
mems weakness a better remedy was
navgr made. sold by all drugglats
for no per box. or three boxes Tor 81,
or sent by mail Write us about
your oase Address Or, Iiosaul
Co, philadelphia Pa. Fog sale at
Tho Quaker Drug Co, l0issFirHt Az
snue, SEATTLE.
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TAKE THE LID OFF

preliminary ps-scc~
laid san uEiy
" Ray unaY aeoka dxsesN
and
under AL
they
heard sehars wznEton
aa~eGins standing sigA n zashesty.
"a
i
h
padded IN a
u . . aaIke~R n
-
y depAzt=ssatai
q
CONS home the
v,sa1y concerned In cleaning ap tAa.-
IA deutE
wamkansts~ Mr. Prrsdsrt
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OF Interest to Thin, Weak People

II Is perfectly understood by every
SICK man and woman that n they
can get some remedy that will stap
the gradual loss 81 flesh ana strength
lheir recovery u assured. People that
are nervous ana unsteady, have diz-
~ spells VITA weakened memory
ano loss OF ambition, their blood IL
mn ana watsry. ~ shows IN thelr
nerl room az thov commences 10 rain
mesh they LOOK batter ana sleep bet
ter; TO gain from @ lbs. Of good
aolld nssh Der week tho blood mus,
be made rich and pure Dc QUINN
Blood and Nerve 4onje pafs Ia fhs
BODY the vsrg pith Of what makes
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lhnoe MerTlnos roNIoHT

Binaksmiths Mattresses ball lts'
Second avenue.
Electrical Workers, No. il-aih
hanic library. second avenue ana
tiikr street
Plumber Olympic hall. iisih
Second avenue.
piyn Painters -e'sapsnters hall
$50 Fourth avenue
raifafa % Hinckiay block.
Tile Layers and Helpers cnfpan'
tafu hall 1890 Fourth avenue,
western fsautrhl Ia hur tuian
Western Central Labor Union hall
E0s second aRauus.
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Groceries

English Breakfast Tea, our reKu-
lar sec quality. the pound ass
italian Prunss. put up In heavy
syrup, the can Zoe
Climax savon Soap. the cake. DC
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NOTICE oF sTocKnoLpnRs

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice ia hereby given that the an
nuul meeting OF tho stockholders OF
the Seattle Labor Temple Association
Will be held at Carpenters hnll. No
2, 1920 Fourth avenue. on Monday
June the sth, l90a, at o'clock p. IN,
II. A. RUST.
Secretary and Manager.
May 26th, 1908.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-01
The Bachelor Maid.

John Gilmer Speed, in Ainslee's.
'The Bachelor Maid is probably as
old as the Sissy Man, but it is only
within easy recollection that she has
been recognized as type and proper
ly labeled Now she is in the heydey
of her glory, and her sisterhood has
become so numerous that she at
tracts no more attention than sister
of charity, a Methodist deaconess, or
a Salvation Army lassie. She has been
with us so long that it is safe to say
that she has come to stay. The sure
ty of her permanence is attested by
the fact that she stands squareIy upon
both feet. and her position, therefore,
has the stability and solidity of a
proper foundation. This is not in the
remotest way an intimation that the
Bachelor Maid has larger feet than the
ordinary run of women, though, to be
sure, one of the very first manifesto
tions of her emancipation is to clothe
her feet in heavy boots, discarding the
dainty things which were used to tread
tyrannically on the bleeding hearts of
men. 1t may be, indeed, that the
Bachelor Maid is not dainty, and has
no desire to be tyrannical to men, for
it seems tolerably apparent that her
one supreme wish is equality, equality
in opportunity, as well as in environ
ment. And let rae say that / think
the world should give her all she asks,
and permit her to get what she wants,
if she can. This is the era when the
development of the individual is of the
very first importance, and the conven-
tions which hinder such Will be brush
ed aside, if they be not abrogated by
common consent. The Bachelor Maid
therefore, has right to strike for
what she considers worth while, and
old fogies and other conservatives had
as well not make themselves unhappy
about conditions which exist, whether
they consent or not, about things which
have already happened and will con-
tinue to happen until they go out of
fashion because they have led to some
thing else"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-01

"A naturalist says that the red
billed weaver-bird is to be found no
where except with buffaloes. The rea-
son is that the bird gets nearly all
it's food on the big, woolly animals,
catching and eating the parasites and
insects that infest them. II fits from
one end to the other of the big body
and hunts it's prey as confidently as
II the buffalo were without life and
the buffalo welcomes il as a friend. If
danger approaches the bird stops
feeding and. flies up into the air with
a peculiar sound that the animal takes
as a warning
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-01

the German embassy, has returned and
Joined the Count at the new home he
has recently taken on Farragut
square.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
SEVER EATTACyE OF GRIP
Cured BY One Bottle Of Chasnheriaaa's
Cough Remedy.

.sWhcn 1 had an attack 0f the grip
last winter (the second one) I actual
~ cured myself with one bottle OF
Chamberlain's C,ugh Remedy. says
Frank w. Perry, Editor Of the Enter
prise. Shortsville, N. Y. 'sThis Is
the honest truth. at times kept
from coughing myself to pieces BY
taking a teaspo0nful Of this remedy,
and when the coughing spell would
come on At night would take dose
and 1t seemed that in the brlefcst in
terval the cough would pass OF and ]
would 60 to sleep perfectly free from
c0ugh and its accompanying pains.
To say that the remedy acted as q
most agreeable surprise is putting il
very mildly. i had no idea that i,
would or could knock out the grip,
simply because had never tried il
for such purpose, but it did, and IL
seemed with the second attack OF
coughing the remedy caused 1t to not
only be Of less duraticn, but the
pains were far less severe. aud 1 had
not used the contents of one bottle
before Mr.. Grip had bid ME adieu.'
For sale by DIR. +. Wenz
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Danny entered
the social circle Of Rathdrum, in nc
uncertain manner, last week. Toe
party given, Friday evening, to the
Knights Of Pythias and Rathbone
Sisters was all that could have been
desired in the way Of interesting and
recreative amusement. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Dandy are admirable entertainers and
were ineefatigable in their efforts te
make the fifty-twO persons, present
feel perfectly at home. Various pro.
gressiye games were played and light
refreshments were served. Those
present were:-sIessrs and Mesdames
d. L. Dandy, r. L. Quarles, r. p
Manor, Z. w. Dyer, Robt. Dyer, e
T. Dyer, G. A. Mcdonald. ID. f. Hol
lister, Edwin McBee, A. w. Post. w
A. Loguc, G. l.. Fitzsimmons. c. w
Royce, Louis Chambard, q. l.. Heit
man, ". H. hh'pis y. .. WOOIcTy, w
| w. StOddard, II. S. NcCfea and f
A. Mccall, Masters Roy Dandy an,
Bayard Mccall, Misses Myrtle Danny
Jennie Culp and Rena Norton; Mes
danes p. S. COrkins and w. III. Gle
land, and Messrs q. A. Christie, G
w. Flemming, j. r. NJ. Culp aud
w. Culp.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

Justice OF the peace J. II. Wilson,
moved his Office fixtures out OF the
SILVER BLADE building, Wednesday,
and has taken up a new position in
the old furniture stand Ut G. II. klopf.
II you wont an up-to-date sectiona:
map Of Kootenai County send 81 90 tn
the Panhandle Abstract Co. II
Fred Cha mbard has secu,el the re-
quired 100 signatures tn the petition
for the establishment Of n rural free
mail delivery route from Rathbrun
south to near Post Falls. thence east
to R;mrOck, thence back To Rathdrum
This route may lie established tn,
coming summer.
The school trustees, Of this district
have issued call for mass III, etinl
of the citizens at the court house, Ia
morrow evening, for the pup Sc o
discussing ways aud means for put
ting up another school house.
Ityol in'end cloti ). a1,s papcr;ni
your house call and get our pr'c ol
house lining always the chaapes..
L. r. Man r.
It's true that the best -four |
made near at h0me-Auto-eet.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
WOMEN AND JEWELS.

Jewels. candy, flowers, men-that
is the order of a woman's preferences.
Jewels form magnet of mighty pow
er to the average woman. Even that
greatest Of all jewels, health, is often
ruined in the strenuous efforts u,
make or save the money to purchase
them. If a woman will risk her
health to get coveted gem, then let
her fortify herself against the insidu-
ovs consequences of coughs, colds and
bronchial affections by the regular
use of DIR. Ro.chee's German Syrup.
1t will promptly arrest consumption
in its early stages and heal the affect
ed lungs and bronchial tubes and
drive the dread disease from the sys-
TEN. It's not cure all, but it is a
certain cure for coughs, colds and all
bronchial troubles. You can get this
reliable remedy ut DIR. +. Wenz drug
store. Price 25c and 75e.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
BRAIN-FOOD NONSENSE.

Another ridiculous food fad has
been branded by the most competent
authorities. They have cispelled the
silly notion that one kind If food T.
needed for brain, another for muscles,
aud still another for bones. A correct
dat will not only nourish a particu.
lar part Of the body, but it will sus.
tain every Othor part. Yet, however
good your food may he, its nutriment
is destroyed by indigestion or dyspep.
STA You must prepare for their ap-
pearance or prevent their coming BY
taking regular doses of Green's Aug.
nst Flower, the fav0rite medicine oil
the healthy millions. A few dose.
aids digestion, stimulates the liver /,
healthy action. purifles the blood, ant
makes you feel buoyant and vigorous
You can get this reliable remedy Al
DR.. i. WeBz drug store. Price %,
and 75c.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

Alta mass meeting held in the
court house Wednesday evening, a
citizens ticket was nominated for the
spring e'ection Of village trustees.
Edwin McBee was chosen for chair
man and A. Cook for secretary of the
me ting. Nine persons were placed
! / inmate d, the five receiving the
highest number of votes being declar-
cd to constitute the ticket. They
were: Louis Larsen. receiving 20
votes; J. w. Handy, 26; r. S. McCrca
a; w. A. Hart. 81; and Louis Cham
bard q. Party lines were not in evil
dence and local issues were net dis.
russed, while the absence Of an oppo.
sition ticket will tend to make the
election somewhat interesting. The
election will he he'd at the host
house. April It'll.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

Indications are that the new rail.
rad, OF which SO much has been said
in the past few months, is tn nisteri-
aiize in the near future, d. C. Cor
bin and Geo. Turner are the promot-
ers o! proposed new Spokane & Kvot-
enai railway. intended to connect Spo-
kane with the Canadian Pacific, BY
way OF Rathdrum and Spirit Vslley,
Tor the purpose Of opening up the vast
timber resources Of the latter and Sc
curing a better route for the Ca madam
Pacific TO the coast. Mr.. Curbin, who
has been in London, is expected In
Spokane about the middle Of April,
when something more definite will be
known OF the new railroad.
On Monday night, a party OF sur
vcyors, believed to be in the employ
of the Canadian Pacific or the Spo-
kane h Kootensi, arrived in town.
They are l.. A. Goodman, L S. Whit
tier and John BroskIund, G. S. Kopp
and L. F. Mccoy. Of Tacoma and Sc
attic. The latter who has charge OF
the party, arrived Wednesday. The
camping utensils and provisions, al
most half carload, were transported
by wagons TO Spirit Lake, by J. S.
Woolery, a liveryman Of this place.
A camp will be made there. 1t isun-
derstood that Is men will be employed
and that the survey will be completed
10 Rathdrum first. Owing to the re
ticencc Of the members Of the party,
nothing definite can he learned.
However. 1t is generally believed thai
the new road will concern Rathdrunl
and largely increase the possibilities
Of unprecedented prosperity for this
portion of the county.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
lliAiIG a.slEss-

Sheriff whitney was a Grant,.
, Wis tor last week.
I VIM. Gribble was on the sick list
last week.
| Mrs Harper is reported to be quite
I'm.
Mr.. aud Mrs. p. Kitehner moved
on their ranch last week.
A japanese minister. from Spokane
preached 10 the school house Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Comstock en-
tertaincd their friends with a social
hop last week.
Mrs. Abbie c. Morrison returned
frnm Washington, ID. c. last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Starr of Cali
spell. moved On their rauch. near here.
last week.
The Lagrippe seems tn have = good
hold un the pes pic 10 this vacinity.
Born:-TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il.
White. ON March %. bouncing baby
girl. Mother and child dung we'll.
And Bob. Poor Rob, the neighbors
have TO sit up with him.
Found, One lady's mitt.o. about
sixteen years ole. Owner may have
same by seeing w. Coleman and set
Ting with the BLADE reporter.
Mrs. Leadbetter, proprietor Of the
Hotel Leadbctter, has secured the ser
vices Of Miss Anna Clark. as waitress.
She is now prepared To furnish her
customers with the latest visnds the
market affords. Cont forget tn ask
your best girl down to eat chicken
din ler and oyster supper with yOu on
Sunday.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
Seed Oats for Sale.

Big Four Seed Oats. This is a
clean white oat, the Earliest cat and
the greatest cropper known. Yields
from so to 200 bushels per acre, also
SPRING WHEAT BLUESTONE.
Inquire OF W. S. LANCASTER,
2I.m,les southeast Rathdrum, Ida.
ap3 2t
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
Wonderland for 1908.

We are indebted to F. A. Brown,
the N. P. agent Of this place, for a
copy Of the beautiful 1903 Wonder
land. a masterpiece OF descriptive
reading and artistic establishment,
containing over hundred pages and
a great number of fine illustrations
issued by the N. =. Ry. Co. Cnpies
can be had by sending six cents IL
postage stamps to Chas. S. Fee, Gen.
Pas. Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
Rathdru1l Meat
A Market.
GRANT VESS. Prop.
-wh0iesaio and Retail Dealers in
Fresh Meats OF all kinds, Home
cured hams, bacon, lard, Poultry
Fresh ish-Gamc in
Season.
H0,sdYusn Il0IO
Danger OF Colds and Grip

The greatest danger from colds and
grip is their resulting in pneumonia.
Ii reasonable care is used, however,
and Chamherlain's Cough Remedy
taken, all danger will be avoided.
Among the tens of thousands who
hav6 used this remedy for these dis
cases we have yet to learn Of single
case having resulted in pneumonia.
which shows cunclusiyely that 1t is q
disease. 1t will cure cold Or an at
tack OF the grip in less time than any
other treatment. 1t is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by DR.. +. Weni