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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-07-31
Missed the Curtain Lecture.

What did your wife say when you
came home so late?'
Il really don't know. can just
remember that | woke up three times
and She was still talking. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-07-31
Died a Natural Death.

Jolkley-I submitted some humorous
sketches here several days ago. They
haven't appeared Did you kill them
Editor passed upon them. but |
don't think that killed them.
Jolkely-No?
Editore--No. | think they just died
naturally of old age. e.-philaielphia
Press.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-07-31
CandeIaria Hall Saloon

Is we'll known and finely furnished and is the
most popular resort in Candelaria. The bar Ia
stocked with the choicest aud best brands of
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-07-31

Sunday School Teaeher-How many
commandments are there, Willie?
Wlllie-Ten.
Sunday School Teacher-And suppose
you were to break one Of themf
Willie-Then there'd only be nine
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-07-31
LIQUORS AND CIGARS

To be had IN ule MARKET.
Mr. Thomas win conduct nothing but nrst,
class house, aud cordial welcome will be
tsnied to all guests.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24
EntierrfO del 81. SeII(l

Antes de aver verifc6se en- San Lo-
renzo ell entierro de nuestro respectable
amigo don Federico Sell6s.
FL acto fu6 verdaderamente solemne.
asistiendo gran concurreneia. entire ella.
varios adversarios polfticos del sefIor
Selles, que ALI, la puerta de su tunnba.
no han podido nenos de reconocer los
m6rit9s y las virtudes que aaornaban al
patricia y al caballero-
Don Federico Selles era uno de los
buenos puertorrlo5ehos, que desde que
Sc lntcio en- este pals la polfticaluch6 con
entusiasmo al lado de Cells, Acosta y
otros patricios, por las libertades del te-
rruf1o.
Trabajador, active 6 inteligente,
logro hacerse de una posici6n social y
economiea mny distinguida, poniendola
al servicio del progreso de su pueblo
natal.
Los atropellos realizados en- San
Lorenzo con motive de las 1ltimas cleo
clones, Ell las que nuestros adyersarios
maquinaron toda clase de infamias con-
ira la familia Selles, quien diera por re-
sultado funesto ell suicidio de su her
mano Pepe, presidente del Comite fede-
raj, agobiaron de tai modo su espfritu,
exacerbando antiques padecimientos,
que desde ese instante embargole un de-
caimiento ffsico moral tan grande, que
en- POGO tempo le ha llevado la tum-
ba.
iDescanse en- paz el antigua lucha-
dor, ante cuya tumba depositamos Ia
ofrenda del carif1o Y la amistaa que
slempre ie profesamos, deseando 4 su
deScOnSOiada familia la resionaci0n cris-
tiana necesarfa para soportar este rudo
golpe que viene s sumarse & los que en-
POGO tempo han yenido sufriendo,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24

saciedad mientras no sc expuIse
de La policfa q ciertos elementos,
peryertidos Y riciosos, que han We
| nido deshonrando OIL uniforme que
en- NAL hOra SO les entrego, sera
1nutll cuantas medidas SO adopten
tendencies a ordenar y moralizar
esa institution. Quien antes de
ser policfa habfa perdido va toda
nOcion de dignidad de moral, no
habra de corregirse, por mas cir
culares Y ordenes que acnerde la
jefatura. Estan acostambradOs d
desobedecerlas, sin Que p0r clio Sc
les castigue.
Nosotros reconocemos que ell
nuevo jefe de Ia policfa abriga los
mejores propositos respecto d La
organization y moralidad del SER
vicio policiaco; pero mientras esa
refOrma no empiece pOr ell perso-
nal, se estrellaran tOdos sus lau-
dables proyectos.
Ell case del teniente Soto tie
ne que causar TN mal0star prOfun-
do en- la opinion pl1blica; pOrque
no es un case aislado; porque va SO
han repetido muchos en- la isla,
sin que hayan tenido Ia resOnan-
cia de este; pero que no creemos
pasarap desaper"ibidos para los
jefes
Ese te1liente a estas horas de
IBERIA estar ya destituido; que no
deba llevar unifOrme militar quien
no sabe respetar ell honor de las
familias. No basta que como ca
ballero subsane la falta cometida;
este es un deber que le impone la
ley y que tendra que cumplir. Pc
TO sera siempre una mancha para
ell cuerpo de la policfa que ell te-
niente Soto continde vistiendo el
unif0rne.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24
"A NORALIDAD EN- FL (uFRPO De POtI(IA

~ hechO immoral y escanda-
one acaba dc realizar en- Fa-
..Sii sio el teniente de La policia in
.ior don Jose Soto, seduciendo y
ss..s.bonrando a una distinguida se-
aet .e,ita de aquel pueblo, es una
Nv usrsha mas de los puntos de mora
i.5ad que calzan ciertos elementos
noliciacos.
7" BESIDE hace tempo venimos
hysrvando, que en- casi tOdas las
,IoT gortes de Distrito, SO celebran con
frscnencia juicios por raptos Y Sc
5I,,eciones, cometidos por indivi-
i,,o 5nos pertenecientes a La policfa,
l;ando muchos los guardias y has
= 9s' rabos jefes que tienen queri-
ans = an las poblaciones donde pres
.an ~, sarviciOs. Y este es un sinto-
ao9 tan grave, que no nos explica-
mn. como ell gobernador Y ell pri-
ner iefe no han parade miente EN-
Pero ;como hernos de exigirle
moralidad y orden & esos subalter-
pos si hay jefes, como ese tenien-
"a que son los primeros en- dar ell
NAL ejemplo9
III cargo de pOlicfa es ell que
mas. Sc presta a esa clase de abu-
sas pues va por el terror que ins-
n;ran 4 las infelic8s campesinas 8
ra porqIe a muchas j6venes les
sffae 81 uniforme, 10 cierto es, que
i catalogo de jovenes seducidas y
de9honradas por pOlicfas es bas-
nnte extenso.
Y tiene que sllceder asi Ell un
cnerpo Que hasta hoy ha vivido Ell
ana especie de anarqufa, gracias a
IA poftica que lie convirtio on We
biculo de toda clase de abusos y
atropellos.
va 10 hemos repetido hasta la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24
REPUBLI(ANOS CONTRA REPUBLI(ANOS
Wevas cartas de Luis DeIgadO ceestinO Alfonso contra
i OCtavo Ramirez, aIcaIde de Humaeao.

cisco Lopez Martinez, tuviese que re-
nunciar su puesto de Contador, en- Gu
20 cargo resultaba insustituible. por su
gran talento y honorabilidad.
Su ignorancia es tan grande que pa
ra todo 10 que tiene que resolver ell gran
AZcnZde, consulta antes con su oraculo
~de Piedras>.
Ell cello que desplega como Alcalde
lo demuestra en- ell hecho de que a6n no
ha presentado al Concejo ning1n pro-
veto en- bien de la Administration.
Lo que resulta extraflo es que la
recommendation del Secretario de Puer-
to Rico, no solo SO concfetaba pedir la
destituci6n de Luis Delgado y Celesti
no Alfonso, sino tambien la de otr'0s en-
oZeados, la separation ha consistido
inicamente en- los dos citados, pesar
de estar nosotros al nivel de los demas
funcionarios en- condolences de honora-
bilidad &, quizas mayor altura que
algunos que Ilevan levita bombo.
Aquf Sc presenta un dilema: 6 ell Sc
nor Ramirez nos nombr6 Celestino
Alfonso Y & mi por terror, 8 porque te-
nlamos condolences para desempeliar
tales puestos.
Si 10 primero, nunca debi6 esperar
4 que ell Secretario ordenase nuestra
destituci6n, porque con clio tfemostra-
ba una carencia absolute de yalor civil
co que debe poser todo hombre, J 81 lc
segundo, ha debido tener Ia en.1tereza SUI
ficiente para informar al Secretario de
Puerto Rico en- sentido favorable no.
sotros, puesto que siepdo. empleados
dignos que 6l missAo nombr6, ha debi-
do causarle Yerguenza de que ell Secre
tarlo nos tachase de hombres turbulen-
tos v de mala oonducta, siendo su deber
defendernos 4 nosotros, porque al hacer-
10 asf Sc ofendia ST mismo, por aquello
de <que dime con qGien andas tie dire
ouien ereso. 81 Luis Delgado y Celes-
tino Alfonso eran <turbas> que nombro
ell Alcalde Ramirez, mas turba QUE no.
sotros demostgaDa sey Ell mismo Alcalde
que nos nombr6, por tanto antes de
enviarnos nuestra destituci6n, ha debl-
do empezar por destituirse 81 mismo.
ESQ O. 10 que exige Ia dignidad, ell de-
! ooro la vergaenza.
El sentido que damos nosotros q la
communication del Secretario de Puerto
Rico, es ell que verdaderamente tiene, y
| solo aqueI que no tenga dos dedos de
frente como ell Alcalde Ramirez, podra
YER eli ella 10 contrario.
A1n no he terminado-
LU1s DE1qApe CARRIoN.
Ia ri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24

En- Ponce ACADIA de fallecer la esti-
mable seT1ora dona Tomasa Garcia, espo-
sa de nuestro querldo amigo y compa1e-
ro en- la prensa don Edelmiro J. Les
pier,
TEMPO hace que dicha senora venfa
sufriendo crueles padecimientosq que han
terminado de modo tan cruel
Modelo de esposas y nac}re, deja
en- su hogar IN vacio elifzcil de llenar.
Reciba nuestro amigo Lespier, la
sentlda expression de eondolencia que le
enviamos sus Antiques companeros de
luchas y fatigas, y que conservamo,
siempre para 6l una amistad sincera,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24

Con motiyo del crimen perpetrado
nltimamente en- San Juan por ell conf
nado Ramon Torres, Sc In ordenado
practicar una investigation minnciosa
en- ell establecimiento del Presidio
Al frente de esta Investigation sc
encuentra ell senor don Maximino Luzu-
naris, director de prisiones.
Nosotros esperamos que, dada la
practica y conocimientos que es de su-
poner en- ell se1or Luzunaris Ell los asun-
tos del Penal, puesto que ha desempena-
do ell puesto de Jefe por espacio de tres
amos no quedaran los hechos desvirtua-
dos
Colocamonos en- expectation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24

continuando esos ota'os empleuRDs des-
empefIado sus puestos. I como este no
es repartir justicia, esperamos de esa
alta autoridad Sc sirya ordenar al alcaI-
do Ramirez, sean declarados eesantes
los denlas empIeados que como nosotros,
han sido tachados de ps,so,sa 40 nauEo
c0a,dasctas, aunque para clio Sc viera
usted obligado empezar por pedirle la
renuncia al alcalde Ramirez que es,
crealo usted, persona de peor conducta
que nosotros.
.Tusticia que espera alcanzar en-
Humacao { "a de Mario de 1903.
CELEsTINo Alfonso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24
Hechos de 0ctavio Ramirez

Cuando triunf6 ell Partido Republi
oano, Octavio Ramirez llam6 expresa-
nente al doctor ValleciIlo para darle la
titaIar que venia desempe1ando ell doc
tor Vidal. Despues que 10 hizo venir
eypresamente de San Juan & Humacao,
10 estuyo engafiando dia tras dia, hasta
que cansado va ell doctor Vallecillo de
los ofrecimientos de Octavio Ramirez,
que no los cumpIfa, decidio marcharse &
Juncos, donde lie ofrecieron la titular de
sllel pueblo.
Pero 10 curioso del case es que al
mSno tempo que hacfa tales ofreci
nentos al doctor Vallecillo, los hacfa
guales al doctor Martinez Rosell6 de
Arecibo, al doctor Carreras de Vieques
+ por 6ltimo al doctor Lange quien
lizo venir desde Mayagiiez, v que tuvo
que ausentarse q los tres dfas porque
ampoco vefa cumplir 10 que lie habia
ofecdo.
De3pu6s de 10 anterior. les l6gico
uponer Que ell senor Ramirez pueda
Cumplir con los deberes que tiene con-
traidos con Ell pueblo desde su elevado
plesto, 81 no supo cumplir con los clta-
\ dos Caballeros, en- los ofrecimientos que
as hiciera, y en- los que iba iugando pa
pei lmportant1simo su palabra honrada
Do caballero.
iSupo sacarla esta fote2 Que ha-
5en los hechos.
Dna prueba mas de que Ell senior Ra-
nlre2 no tiene la mas Iigera noclon de
oque es Ia palabra de un caballero, 10
s 81 Locho de que al sefor de Thomas
1abia ofrecido la plaza de asentlsta de
Carniceria, y cuando lego el nnomen-
\ De hacer los olnbramientos, en- lugar
g Thomas nonbr6 & Casimiro Berrios..
Mi indignation fuG tai, que lame
Acalde Ramirez le o6Iigue 4 que
0elara sin efecto ese nombramiento 10
eztendiera Z favor de don Jose de Iho-
mas, hecho que no puede negar el senior
4amIrez por que este esta en- Ia con
asaela de todQs.
DE 10 anterior Sc desnrende que el
sqor OctaYlo Ramirez no solo Sc Juega
soa 81 palahra, sino que carece en- anso,
,q'9 de energfa, Y aunque duro me esta
aeelrIo, u so dej6 impon8r de mi, que
.oo era IN triste empleado, logioo ees
9iAprender que ahora baje sumiso "
4oeza, con servilismo inaudito Sc So
aSa On todo 10 que ell Gobernaaor
"a t2cultades para clio, le ordene desde
caa Juan.
In question administrative, es tar
tfsnde su ignorancia, que en- la seslor
n Ayuntamiento del Microbes 1ltlmao
ssseqt6 un informe para que reeopgto
s'a los gastos hechos EN- la reparaci13i 1i
ur% departamento para ell sluz2ad'
aalleipal, no habiendo partida en
rieaupuesto para atender & semejante
NJ. slsstos, y no haber pedido antorizaelol
Nonsejo, por 10 cual este, no accept
gsstos imaginarios, pues no concre
- q importe de ellos, quedando pue
r. qn palmo do narices.
Desde que ocup6 Ia silla ae Aical
sfey6se autorizado < tratar despoti
K'lente 4 sus empleados, " de ali ~
sal0so v diRno funCionario don fran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24
FL padre Pigetti

Con profunda pena hemos sabido
la muerte de tan digno 6 ilustrado sa-
cerdote, que tantos meritos adquirl6, no
solo por su inaiscu5ible saber, 81 que
por sps numerosas virtudes, las cnales
hfcieronle capaz para poder alcanzar la
Mira puertorriauella, que el no quiso
ofrecieron.
Como puertobriqueno Sc nnaasuvo
siempre la altura de So diSnidad al
lado de la Patria,
El recueraQ de can distinguido sa-
cerdote yivira sielnpre en- ell coraz6n de
los buenos hijos lie este desdichado pals,
que saben apreciar los que vaien.
Descanse en pax Il huen amigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24
B O D A S

FL dia 2G por Ia noche. contraeran
matrimonio en- San Juan, la bella v
virtuosa sehorita Angelina Hernandez
Usera con Ell joven don Mario Geigel,
empleado de Ia Secretarfa de Puerto
Rico.
Deseamos para ell nuevo fogar todo
g6nero de felicidades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-24
aasta al I4onoraale seoretarlo
Honorable Seoretario de Gobierno.

ETUEl1I = ~
sr: En- la communication dirigida
Dor Vd., al alcalde de Humacao, pidien-
dole mi cesantfa la de don Luis Del
rado, por ser, scgdn usted afrma, per-
sonas de mala conducta, 50 hace ex-
tenSiya & osros e1npTeazsss mas de este
Municipio, Nosotros ignoramos quie-
,ea sean esos ot13os enpkenE0s. pero
anponernos one on esa oficina Sc cbnoce-
,6n. Pero - u case. honorable sefIor,
n,,e hasta III fecha solo ell seiiorsDelgado
w hemos sido declaracog cesantes
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21

Good Sample Rooms for
Commercial Men. x * x
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21

One Of the finest buildings be found Chais the meat
ket Main Street. owned by William Buster feowtowns
and the above good front of the building The
building erected the fall of 1897 for George MCGOWAN and
Mr. Buster but later Mr. Buster the building
1t built expressly for market and consequently has all
the convenencies required that kind of business The
entire building built of rock found Chas the north sdeo
Garden creekthe walls of white rock foundation
hard brown The front the building windows
aud STEEL representing fancy rock all of which gives the build
ing handsome appearance The roof STEEL making
the quite fire. The interior of the building
finished excellent There Stevens
frgeator where the meats vegetables fruits kept
celen condition during the months This very
market few excel thus inland the inter
regions Mr. Buster takes great pride keeping
market uptodae He everything in the meat market ne
besides deals fruit and vegetables of all kinds garden flower
and field Seeds and in fact find almost anything want
Busters By and dealing he has built
good adenot Chas but different portions of Custer
Lemh he the high road become
millionaire Mr. Buster progressive and has faith in his
evidenced by the number buildings that he has built
He the building the building occupied by the County
Attorney besides the market house stable slaughter
house. lumber yard and Sheds and this time has warehouse
attorneys Office in the of construction ard with all
these buildings Mr.. Buster still bachelor From his
buildings he derives good monthly income from He
owns quite all by himself the end of Main Street.
and which is known as baskerville"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21
GRAND MASTERS VISIT.

Levi Magee, Grand Master,
paid an official visit to Custer
Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F. last
Saturday night, and he was roy
ally entertained by Custer No.
81, Silver Leaf Rebekah No. q
and Custer Encampment No. 10.
About fifty members of the diff
ferent branches of the Order
were present on this occasion.
A short program was given
which was well received. The
first number on the program was
a recitation by Miss Ruth Cam
eron, then followed a song by
Miss Mary, Dora and Julia Jen-
son. At this time the Grand
Master made a short and APP
propriate address reviewing the
work of Odd Fellowship. He
told how the Order was increas-
ing in membership. In Idaho
alone there are 101 Subordinate
lodges with a membership of
about 5000. After this address
all adjourned to the reception
room where an excellent recep-
tion was in waiting. The spread
was magnificent, and the table
was beautifully decorated with
choice flowers and the colors of
the Rebekah degree-pink and
green. After the banquet the
program was continued which
consisted of a recitation by Miss
Mabel Jose; two songs by the
Jenson sisters; two songs by Mrs.
Mary G.. Dorgan, and a song by
John Stephens. AT this time it
was l o'clock a. M, and the meet
ing adjourned, and the Grand
Master expressed himself as be-
ing highly pleased with the re-
ception given himself at Challis,
and also spoke in terms of praise
of our Rebekah lodge and its
handsome and accomplished
sisters. On Sunday Morning
Mr.. Magee left by private con-
veyance for Ez-lmon City, where
he was scheduled to meet with
the lodges of that city last night,
and tonight at Gibbonsville. He
was accompanied as far as Sal.
mon City by Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Paul and Leroy Huffman.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21
CENTRAL IDAHO.
ENgzzzs@S-D D-~sssaUOSS@

up serenely again this spring with small
sized boom Loon creek generated by the showing what
known the Lost Packer lode assisted surface indication
locations contiguous territory the Chicago Western
Mining World
signs point awakening in lode mining in
numbers districts Central daho and resurrection strongly
the atmosphere both north md south of Snake
outlook good indeed though
the of the prospecting districts be
delayed beyond the usual time There unusually heavy fall
the winter and that abnor
NAL swelling of the creeks and weather
fods become impossible for longer time than in
binary the Indian trails Idaho follow the
the The moved
Salmon spring weeks later than customary
But the bordering the Camas and the lower
eds those difficulties need be experienced and the spring
Chinook winds will the disappear quickly from the foot
hills The occasoned the Wood River district by the
of the Minnie Moore mine last will probably be
CELEBRATED capital seeking developed properties the districts
tributary HALEY There good lead silver and gold
Camp Macay will prominence The
operating the White Knob and their
full capacity would boon IDAHO and with
the acendency there the
Mackay full productive lively revival
known the Salmon country
emh counties There much dead
during the winter the old preparatory good
This the richest gold districts of Idaho
period when the of of the 1.-The Salmon
River Country" Among such Chas Salmon
City Leesburg Gbbousv Custer Bonanza and Clayton The
Dickens Ramshorn Bayhorse and Yellow Jacket mines
made their respective districts famous The Backbrd district
commanding attention because of the high grade gold
yielding In Central Idaho
known good mans country 1t still inviting field
for the miner with moderate capital and there much territory
that propeed and scarcely explored
abundant the
steepness hs excellent tunnel propo
sons the the old districts of
with danger running short of supplies of kind
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21
CUSTER JoTTINes.

CUSTER, IDA, Apr. II, '03.
A postofice has been estab-
lished on the Lucky Boy hill
with Mrs. Cheney as postmistress.
The Lucky Boy mill resumed
operations on the 14th.
Thos. Horton and Jerry Sui
livan of Challis, and Ralph Lar
ter of Dickey, are in the city.
Mrs. Mabel Shimmin and Will
Burton arrived on Wednesdays
stage from Utah. Their mother.
Mrs. E. M. Burton, has been
very low, but is feeling some
what better at present.
Geo. L. MCGOWAN, NJ. E. Foley
and Will Reed came in from Loon
creek Wednesday and departed
for Challis the following day.
VIM. T. Oster made a flying
trip to Custer the fore part OF
the week.
Pete Alberts, Fred Anderson,
G. f. Webb and Thos. Horton
left Friday morning for Loor
creek.
Frank w. Hunt arrived in Gus
ter on the 10th. He expects tC
go TO Loon creek in few days.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the New Challis
House for week ending April 18 :
H. B. Jarvis, Custer, Ida, j. M.
Custer. Ida, S. J. Roberts, May,
Ida., Frank Caprili, Antonio Cap
rili, East Fork, Ida, VIM Burton,
Salt Lake, Utah, Mrs. j. Short,
Ellis, Ida, Geo. Paul, East Fork,
Ida., Miss Quillian. Mackay, Ida.
W. H. Bridgford, Mackay, Ida,
K. ID. Williams, Robinson, Ida,
j. H. Thompson, t. r. Bingham,
]. Short, w. L. Nordstrom, Mrs.
]. H. Thompson, May Ida. Chas.
Waller, Wallace. Ida, Richard
Angel, Haley. Ida. Levi Magee,
Grangeville. Ida, A. d. Sargent,
Bayhorse, Ida., w. ]. Treloar,
Bayhorse, Ida.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21

Board and Lodging at reasonable
rates. The tables are always
supplied with the best the
market affords. Good acom-
modations for travelling men
and the public.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given, that the firm hereto
fore existing under the name of Michael & Sar-
gent has this day, by mutual consent, been dis
solved. All notes, accounts etc, due said firm
are due to and collectable by Earl J. Michael,
who will continue on in the mercantile business
August d. Sargent Withdrawing.
EARL j. MICHAEL.
AUGUST d. SARGENT.
tayhorse, Idaho. April 18th, 1908 w3,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21
CHALLIS,
IDAHO.
3 O n r .
LODGING
"a
Q @ @

Strictly First-C1ass ]
Only White Labor Em-
p1oyed in ali Departments
Board and Lodging at Mrs. M.
Jose's, northwest of r. N. Hull
& Cos. store, Challis, Idaho.
Meals and Lodging strictly first
class. Fine large rooms and
good beds, aud the table supplied
with the best in the market.
Board and lodging by the day,
week or month. at reasonable
rates. MRS. M. JOSE.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21
BaScOm House
O CD @
AT WILLOW CREEK RANCH,
DIckey, idaho.

The last stopping place before
crossing the mountain passes on
the way from Mackay to the Sal
mon River Valleys.
We are sparing no pains to
make our house the best travel
ers home in Central Idaho. Our
terms are reasonable.
E. w. BASCOM, Prop.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21
e@N EW@S
Oh0IIiS House !!
o . O
ROBERT MORRISON, Prop.

The New Challis House is strict
ly First Glass hotel, and the
meals and accommodations can
not be surpassed in the county.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-21

Parties going out on the stages
will find this a convenient hotel
to stop at, as the drivers board
here. Meals always promptly
on time. Located one door
west of the telephone Office.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-05
DEMOCRATIC" RULE.

The Governors only function fer
years has been to manipulate patronage
as bribery fund-Harlequin.
This observation is more forceful
than poetical. As the Caucasian has de-
clared frequently, the Governor of
Louisiana is vested with more power
than the Governor of the State of New
York. His power is autocratic. In the
name OF Democracy he may set aside
the wishes of majority of the people
tor his own sweet WILL If the Demo-
Gratis who vote would assert themselves
1t is now in order to organize for busi-
ness. If the Democrats who vote believe
they, should have "a boss" then they
must stop kicking" and salute the
Governor as the Great Hi Muckee
Muekee, the Infa1libIe and the All
Powerful, against whose decree it were
treason to suggest opposition or criti-
cism. A return of all power to the peo-
pie IS the: only safeguard for the peo-
pie. The rule by the people is Demo.
cratic.