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Entertained the Clerks.

The members Of the Retail
Clerks Association, -Mho-atteHeted.
the meeting at Attorney CraW
ford s office last r11g1f Int We're very
pleasantly tntte ItilIned after the
meeting concluded by Mr.. and
Mrs, Young 1nnch was
served there and a very enjoy
able evening was spent IN social
DIVERSION.
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Best Cough Medicine for Children

Wltenyo buy q couch nltsdl-
-l.ii,,e-ftr,, snTTtt children you
want one IN which you GllT
-pIace plle4tt =zet,11ffii tifef1t You
want one that not only relieves
but cures. ssoa want one that =
nn4tlestiorably harmless. You
wantone that Is pleasant q take
Chamberlain i Cough Remedy
meets all Of Dissertations
't'llIerc IS nothing 50 good for the
coughs and colds incident to
childhood. Foi. sale by Parker $
Drug store.
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Woodmen Surprised.

The local lodge al Modern
W oodmen were very pleasantly
surprised at the Masonic hall
last night BY THE. Is,oy,tl Neigh
.bors. The ladies came just at
the conclusion Of thc oven in.ss
business aud Il social time fol.
lowed A fine lunch was served,
dancing was indnlgcd in and all
present had a royal GOOD time
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Sheriff Shoots.

Wllile elfecting the arrest I
holm atitl Aaron P;tddotr 81 Cold
Springs. at C'lookston tlrisslnorns
ing. Sheriff Bernicli, Of -ssstcarns
county, found it necessary to
use his revolver. He fired three
shots at the men and John was
wounded inzthe arm The wound
is not serious Both men are
wanted TO answer To burglary
charges ii. St, Cloud.
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Indians Making Sugar,

number OF indians from tile
=kea Lake reservation se.Trlpsstl
III the town Of liattle3 and arr
making maple sugar. They
are having 4 bic season fer
sugar making and their finished
product IS readily disposed Of to
the sturelleepel at ;aille.
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HerouN Buys Saloon.

Frank Hcroux, recorder Of the
village Of Tcnstrille, who is well
known in Bemldji has purchased
the saloon business Of Ed
Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
are soon to leave Tenstrikc for
st. [Onis, whese they will remain
during the coming exposition.
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Serious Stomach Trouble Cured

] was troubled with q distress
in my stomach, sour stomach
and vomiting spells, and can
truthfuJly Sd that Chamber
lain Stomach and Liver Tablets
cured me. MRS. /. v Williams,
Laingsburg, Mich For sale by
Barker,s Drug store.
Il hayes-een subject to sciatic
rheumatism for years, says H..
H. WaIdron, Wilton Junction,
Iowa. "My joints were stiff and
gave me much pain and d1scom-
fort. My JOINTS would crack
when ] Strengthened up. used
| Chamberlain s Pain Balm psd
have been thoroughly cured.
Have not had a pain or ache from
the old trouble for many months.
| 1t is certainly most wonderful
Eminent. For sale-b.F|3afker $
Drug Sttttc,Z----==-=-- ---==--=---- -
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-CDr,-!@nlGdn, D. ---------
We, the undersigned, have
known F.J. Cheney for the last
Il years, and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able
to carry out any Obligations made
by his firm.
WAIDlNG, kTEN.tN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
Halt $ etttstflh- Cure taken.
internally, acting dircctlX-upon
the blood and-mucous surfaces
OF the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price, 13c.perhattie.
SeId by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation. ---.------.-
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Gypsine. the best wall finish
in most popular shades atLlAr 5
| Fruit. and vegetables all
| through the week Al Petersonss
| Wade Pevy, oi Spw"av, is IN
the city.
Garden hose, lawn sprlnlSlcrs,
tt5 ozzles. Jerrard I'ib. Co.
Mrs. ii. j. Loud Went to St.
| Paul this morning for a short
visit With friends.
See tie lev III Weltiered Oak
furniture atLahr,s.
4 dance Will=4be alveilz.5stt the
Grant alley hall tnntorrow cvgIl-
ing. 4 large number Of people
lof this city will attend.
lay ina supply Of short Rlill-
wood for the season. ITyS quick
ny. Delivered fpr s. per load
Observation-Disclosures 20. hone. tl>s
H. 4. I41ngard, pustmastrl a
I Langor, WAS III the city this
35-mpl.ni illzss.All,.-l.ssa=tlsssststrt
3=hiszwayztozthe,z= ffa'aeiii eze,past solla
lltsight seeing cS peJifIttiS1
uTpsto.date aud Iashionahle
dressmaking done by The day.
/ Observation-Disclosures ptone2.i6.
Charles L.reetef,n s,lleylin,
arrived in the city today and has
I gone to St Anthony s hospital to
HE treated for 4 poisoned foot:
Garden hose With good spray
nozzle thrownin. Jerrard Pib. Go.
Mrs. nj. I'll Gilmore and dangh
ter, Mrs. r. Gilmore went to
Fosston this afternoon Tor a visit
with relatives.
Bring in your old garden hose
and have it-reparcd. We can fix
lit up for You. ,lelrard -Plb. Co:
T.. b. Crothcrs and john Nc
4 Donald returned fastnight from
st, Paul where they hid boon 70.
lattend the spring convention Of
the Knights of khorassan.
We charge nothing for hose
washers; come IN ana Set some
Jeffala l.to. W,
Joe Ward, advancing 7. 4 Mis-
souri girl, was in the city Yes
ltcrday and today the city streets
are eloquent Oh me company $
coming engagement
Silas Savage paid 4 tine Of $40
and costs this morning IN judge
|Rcynolds court for beng lnloNi- |
Gated on the high streets YES
tcrday
Police Officer John Cline is nc i
cciving the congratulations Of his
friends today over the arrival Of
a fine large baby boy atlis home
yesterday.
]. 2. George, booikeepef Ion
IRWIN y - 8l5flen, ieaaes we llr ~ |
|ol.neXt Week .ll'ca@o allaI
other points on q vacation TRIP
that whichever two weeks.
Removal sale pilces at Peter
son . TOYS 4 and / on, books, 4
stationery. nXpreSS# wagons, GRO
n,,n4 cntc ldf ronfaeti0nnry
IuuGU SClS3 Is WI, ~ iil'sNt ulN1lis-SI
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Removal sale at Peterson s

Removal sale at Peterson $.
a full line OF 90 carts atLahr's.
Mrs. j. M. Richards and child
ren arrived today from Crooks.
ton.
Let us. give your our prices of
garden hose. Jerrard lolb. Go.
Mike Clarity, one Of the fam
Gus. characters of the north coun-
try was in the city today.
Sherman Nilliarn & harrison s
paints, for sale by Ghas. Nanglc.
A. Ell. Harris returned last
night from a BUSINESS trip to st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Warm days cold ice. cream
at Peterson s.
G. S. Carter, one Of the good
fellows from Tenstrille, is in the
city on business today.
For wall paper see j. A. Hoff,
Miles block.
ThePriness grocery opened its
ice cream pallor and soda foun
tain annex today.
Max@Eriedfand, the Ilsetlning-
ton man, was at the Markham
yesterday,
Nothing can be better than the
best Mark S lung Balsam is the
ibest.
Chas. Harm on, Of Nebish, who
| zllalsts=bee1iatt Is st. anthony S hos
Ipital for some time is recover
ing nicely.
There is no lever SO powerful
as plain and simple facts Mark s
Lung Balsam will cure your
cough.
Ice cream for sale by the dish,
pint or quart. Families supplied
I for Sunday dinner. Princess
Grocery.
Why balance on the verge Of
consumption when Marks Lung
Balsam will cure. -
Howard Bailey returned yes
terday from a two weeks trip
1-over territory in the southern
part Of the state.
Caesar dead and turned to clay
might stop a hole to keep the
wind aWayTake Mark S Lung
Balsa1n, tits the best.
Clarence Clapshaw today
made final proof on a forty acre
homestead in Bemidii town, be.
fore Clerk of Court Rhoda.
Short mill wood. ready for use,
drys quickly, 81 per load deliver
&c CroOkston Lumber Ca.
I Phone DOS.
! l.. J Frerker, representing the
Zimmerman Bros. Photographic
supply house of Duluth, is cali.
ing on his trade here today.
Remember the food sale by the
Methodist ladies at the Prin
cess Grocery Saturday two=te
five =m.-===== z5===-===-==
We will take the chance Of dis
posing of large amount Of gar
den hose at small profit, rather
than small amount at a greater
profit We have the-geeds,-af att
will save your money. Jerrar0
Plb.4 Co.
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-ae.-a.''. eos "
gang Started.

lhe=ssttlllaa $ at the l.satalss.
ton snlill4 .Spesa;ez started yesterday
4 fftt.t.trprnatltl flsaal this tiiffe@off
the mill MlllheGHh toits capacity.
Enll crews Will IS working on
both shifts tin, ilt'St Of next week
and an-at,spclotis-stT't has been
secured looking toward a record
breaking season.
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THE CITY

See JonesW. G. Jones.
Short mill wood, ready for use,
phone 2Os.
Felix Fournet of Crookston is a
visitor in the city today.
Ice cream and soda water at
the Princess tomorrow afternoon.
Attorney Henry Funkley OF
Blackjack was a7bnsiness visitor
in the city last night.
Chas. Hamlin, in charge Of the
logging department. Of the FED
Lake Transport Go. IS N the
city on business today
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Fresh line of fruit received this

Fresh line of fruit received this
morning at the Princess.
M. ID. Stoner is at Blackbuck
on business.
Call at the Princess for Ives
ice cream soda tomorrow.
A. P. Christensen OF Mallard
ism the city.
A car load of cedar fence post
for sale, e. j. Swedback
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Brown OF
Tenstrike are at the Markham
Don't forget to call at the Prin-
cess for ice cream accents quart.
Willis and Cahill write fire in
snrance in reliable ompanles.
County Commissioner John
McDoagald is down from Black
duck today.
Surplus furniture and fixtures
atcost at Peterson's.
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
RFst,wnra-for atry~casc ~Gatarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall
Catal.rh Cure. T. j. Cheney x
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We will take the chance Of dis
posing of a large amount Of gar
den hose at small profit, rather
than a. small amount at a greater
profit We have the goods, aflti
viii save your money. Jerrard
iPlb. Co. ..-
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Planting Shrnbbery.

~ tlSeat= Il Il H. IT'D fAtfetu l..-f',f-ttlrs
East Grand Forks mus /, VI in
ztile=e.t5, yltneia Nzfol,t l1e purpose q
planting some shrnbhery at the
court house grounds ard deliver.
ing some orders III this city. Mr..
Nicl1zwill plant some lilac bushes
and other towering shrubs III Aes
court house grounds. He planted
-all-tfle shade trees II The court
house and ia. lis credit II may be
said that all are thriving. He
has some Tine shade trees for
sale and will be in the city all day
tomorrow.
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Mrs. II. J.. Loud Went to st
Paul this morning for short
visit With friendS.-.-.--
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See tie neW iii Weltliered Oak
furniture at Lahr's.
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a dance Mill.zbe alven@.,lt the
Grant alley hal =tnnforroW-cyg1lz
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ing. a large number Of people
of this city will attend
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Lay IN Il supply Of short RIilf-
wood -fortlIe season. Drys quick
IL. Delivered tpr s. per load
GrookstonEumbrr 20. hone o.
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/ Ice cream for sale by the dish,
pint or quart. Families supplied
for Sunday dinner. Princess
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Remember the food sale by the
Methodist ladies at Che, Prin-
cess Grocery Saturday two=to
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11
CONSOLATION TICKET.

Now that both the republican
and democratic parties of Custer
county have met in convention
and nominated their respective
tickets, there is talk of entering
the race with a dark horse, tC
be known and entered as "Con
ISOLATION. The Consolation race
is only for those who did not win
in the republican or democratic
900 yard dash. The entries fo,
the Consolation race are about
as follows
For SENATOR. G. Fox.
For Representative William
w. Adamson.
For Sheriff j. L. Ebberts, or
VIM. K. Flenniken, or Albert
Blume, or Arch Howell.
For Assessor-W. G.. Sweet, or
Emmett Hosford, or Len Peck, or
w. j. Bowen.
For Probate Judge-Joseph Fl.
Horton, or ]. d. Woods.
For Treasurer-(To be filed
later).
For County Attorney-(To be
named by Republicans.
School Supt. Vacant.
Commissioners-(To be sup
piled later.)
Coroner-Dunc Cameron len
dorsed).
Surveyor-(To be filed by the
republicans.
N. B. Entries closes for this
race next Saturday night at mid
night. Twenty-four to enter and
sixteen to start.
Race to be run by the Political
Convention Rules of Custer
county. Vacancies to be filed
on demand by the Starting Judg-
es. Free-for-all Custer county
defeated candidates that did not
take a plum in the other races.
Entrance lee nothing,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11
HoTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the New Challis
House for the week ending Oct.
8th
L. B. Mignot, Frank Dearden,
w. G.. Sweet, Ravenel Macbeth,
Wells MCGOWAN, Custer, Ida. Il.
d. Morkill, Boise, Ida, A. N.
Davis, Butte, Mont, Charles De,
Witt, Mary G. Dorgdn, Forney,
Ida, w. w. Challis, Lee Wat
Stanley, Ida, Andy Newman,
Bayhorse, Ida, Fred H. Davis,
Nampa, Ida, Emmett Hosford,
John Millich, Clayton, Ida, e.
B. Caple, Blackfoot, Ida, Jas.
Hooper, V. Maelzer, John john
son, May, Ida, Cliff Womacks,
Yellow Jacket, Ida, w. q. FL
lis, Frank Uehren, Chase Clark,
JAS. J. McKelyey, Mackay, 1da'
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11
AGOOD ICKE|

The Democratic party of Gus
ter county met in convention a
Challis last Saturday afternoon
IOct 9Th, at 2 o'clock p. M, anc
nominated a full county ticket
as follows
For State Senator-Ravenel
Macbeth, Custer, miner.
For Representative Chase A
Clark, Mackay, lawyer.
For Sheriff johnson
May, rancher.
For Assessor-Frank Uehren
Mackay, rancher.
For Probate Judge-Jesse G..
Finnell, Challis, blacksmith.
For County Attorney-W William
j. Lamme, Challis, lawyer.
For Treasurer-Alice Felkner,
Challis, milliner.
For Co. School Supt.-Martha
Keenan,, Mackay, teacher.
For Coroner-John Cassiday
Challis, laborer.
For Surveyor-Joseph L. Eb.
berts, Challis, barber.
For Commissioner, Dist. No. /,
james Hooper, Morse, rancher.
Dist. No. 2.-Chas. A. Pfeiffer
Custer, laborer.
Dist. No. 3.-Jasper II. Bax.
ter, Houston, merchant.
LATER:-It is learned that for
harmony sake that John John.
son has withdrawn from the
ticket. The Central Committee
has been called to fill this vac
ancy. For this same reason
there are some others on the
ticket that ought to withdraw.
The ticket on the whole is a
very strong one, and is sure
winner on the 8th of next month.
The convention was remarkable
for the harmony, (which is the
watchword of democracy this
year, that was displayed. The
convention was large and enthu-
astic, all but three small pre-
cincts being represented.
W. FL. Felkner acted as chair
man of the convention, James ].
McKelvey, secretary.
The convention in their plat
form heartily endorsed the Nat
ional and State platforms and
tickets, and adopted clear and
ringing county platform, which
we hope to publish in full next
week. The olive branch was ex-
tended, and we see no reason
why the entire ticket cannot be
elected if the democrats of the
county get in and drill, and the
Central Committee do not make
a blunder on the sheriff nomina-
tion they are called on to make.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11
ALI Invited !!
CLAYTON SCHOOL REPORT.

Following is the report of the
Clayton Public School for the
month ending Sept. Both
Number Enrolled. .......... 19
Per cent of Attendance. -. 81
Per cent of Punctuality... SO
Those neither absent or tardy
during the month
George Smith, Albert Smith,
Minnie Germer, Lizzie Germer,
Naomi Hosford, Lizzie Leigh,
Elvira Campbell, Thos. Campbell,
Roy Tracht.
JOSEPHINE O'DAY, Teacher.
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~Oe~-~ ~~A~~AN
away.
Arthur McGown was out from
Custer last week.
DIR. G. P. Huston and wife re-
turned from Salt Lake on Satur-
day last.
Born. Wednesday, Oct. 5th,
1904, to the wife of f. Blume in
Challis, son.
| The town was full of democrat
delegates last Saturday, too num-
erous to mention.
B. S. Brown returned from
Stanley Tuesday and has opened
his shop for business.
4 There was plenty of button
holeing delegates in Challis last
Friday and Saturday.
The leaves are turning to a.
golden hue, and reminds us that
dreary old Winter is coming.
e. G. Yates, republican NOM
inee for County Attorney on the
republican ticket, has withdrawn.
| Special Land Agent Caple ar
rived in Challis last Friday
morning from Washington, DC.
| The church social was largely
attended last Friday evening,
and short, but interesting pro-
gram given.
Commissioner E. B. Curtis re-
turned Saturday morning from
an extended visit with relatives
at Searsport, Maine.
ra
The Board of County Com
missioners met in Challis yes
terday. This is the last regular
session of the present Board.
Hon. B. F. Clay, democratic
nominee of Idaho for Congress,
is billed to speak in Challis to-
night. Mr.. Clay is said to be an
able and fluent speaker.
Norman E. Mack, member of
the democratic national com
mittee of New York, claims New
York for the democratic ticket
by majority of from $4,000 to
100, 900.
Hon. Frank Gooding, republi-
can nominee of Idaho for Cover
nor, will address the citizens of
Challis from a republican stand
point, next Friday evening, Oct.
14th, at 7:30 o'clock.
w. w. Challis came down from
Stanley last Wednesday. He and
Sam Tennell have secured bond
on the Con Doty property at the
Basin and will drive a tunnel
this winter.
Miss Martha Keenan,, County
Supt. of Schools, was up from
Mackay Saturday. She has
been re-nominated again by the
democrats for the same Office.
Miss keenan, has made a faith
full and able officer.
The woods are full of dis
gruntled candidates in Custer
county-both republicans and
democrats. We propose an
amendment to the constitution
creating more offices. They can
can be filed. Yet Office holders
tell us that Office does not pay.
All money due the Prospector
Publishing Co. from various par
ties from Feb. 18th, 1903, to May
1st, 1904, are payable to r.
Coryell, Custer, Idaho, or w. J.
Lamme, Challis, Idaho, and to
no other party. Settlement is
requested. = PRoSPECToR PUB
LISHING Co.
A young Challis man who had
made arrangements to take his
girl out riding the other evening
doesn't stand well with her now.
The girl has auburn hair. When
he drove up to her home for her
she stood in the door waiting.
Seeing her the young man called
out: Hello +! Ready ?' The
door slammed and he hasn't seen
her since.
We know a western editor who
retired from journalism. He
couched his goodbye in these
terms: We are about to retire
from the paper with the con
viction that all is vanity. From
the hour the paper started to
the present time we have been
solicited to lie upon every given
subject, and can't remember hav-
Il
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11

you so."
Mr.. Roosevelt is preaching
antl-race suicide" and General
Cor6in is insisting on bachelor
mood in the army; these two gen
!lemen will have to be harmon.
lzed In some way or there will
be trouble.
Kuropatkin has made no OBJ.
Jectlon to the appointment of an
additional general to aid him in
MS campaigns. He is doubtless
yearning for some one to share
with him his next defeat.
Jim Jefries has gone into the
hotel business. We predict sue
cess: Jim is quite an expert in
putting fellows to sleep.
General Corbin, in his annual
report, says the cost of living
has greatly increased. Is this
the reason why he objects to
army officers getting married ?
The Russians appear to be
afraid to leave Port Arthur.
Champ Clark's explanation is,
that they are like the republi-
cans, they prefer to "stann- pat"
Our ministerial bretheren say
the world is growing more hu-
name. True, we have not had
any umpires killed this year, but
it is most too much to hope the
same from the foot ball season.
Maybe somebody else would
like to ask Judge Parker a few
more questions ? The Judges
feet are on solid rock; he is not
afraid of anyone.
A republican candidate for
Congress, in one of the South
ern States, charges his oppon-
ent with having voted negroes
several times at his last election.
Who said the negroes were dis
franchised !?
A New York man jumped from
12-story window. This is an
other way of jumping to con-
cluSion.
Hon. Henry G. Davis and his
eighty-year-old friends, VIM. P.
White, have injected great deal
life into Maryland and West Vir-
ginia politics. These two ''boys"
are uproariously popular with
the younger element.
O.
Port Arthur is short of coal.
Sort of black peril.
Reports have it that Billy Ma
son is to tour a number of great |
farming states of the west. |
These states were too early in
their Fluctuations. They were |
congratulating themselves that |
the cyclone season was over.
An ex-chronic democratic boil
ter is predicting republican sue
cess this year. Will somebody
please explain the difference be-
tween democratic back-slider
and republican All coons
ook alike to us.
Republican spellbinders are
having a hard time with their old
enemy general apathy"
Senator Elkins is limiting his
political labors in West Virginia
% a thinking" part this year.
t is wise son-in-law who de-
lines to fight his rich daddy-in-
aw.
A Chicago man has been lock-
ID up for hugging women, and
vas fined up to the limit. He is
probably consoling himself with
he fact that it was worth it.
%
Republican editors have the
.udacity to assert that the demo !
rats have bigger campaign !
und than the republicans. What |
fib /! We only need one-fifth
f what they have, and will lick z
hem out of their boots.
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s. s'0er ssr and Fisherman is
On cam cas ! street, Challis,
) - i cen q drop in and get
pav u tne 1a tonsorial line you
: s., 81, dor, Thunder MT.
Ell
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11
"oLD HIoKoRY.. CHIPS.
tBy The Editor.)

Senator Platt will have the
Joke on Governor Chairman Cd.
ell after the election. We can
almost hear him saying: II told
you so."
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11

{. Mr.. Roosevelt is preaching
anti-race suicide" and General
Cor6in is insisting on batchelor.
mood in the army; these two gen.
tlemen will have to be harmon.
lzed In some way or there will
be trouble.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11

A New York man jumped from
a 12-story window. This is an
other way of jumping to a con-
clusion.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11

Hon. Henry G. Davis and his
eighty-year-old friends, VIM. P.
White, have injected great deal
life into Maryland and West Vir-
ginia politics. These two "boys"
are uproariously popular with
the younger element.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11

Port Arthur is short of Goa
Sort of black peril.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11

A republican candidate for
Congress, in one of the South
ern States, charges his oppon-
ent with having voted negroes
several times at his last election.
Who said the negroes were dis
franchised =?
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11

Maybe somebody else would
like to ask Judge Parker a few
more questions !? The Judges
feet are on solid rock; he is not
afraid of anyone.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-10-11

kuropatkin has made no OBJ
lection to the appointment of an
additional general to aid him in
MS campaigns. He is doubtless
yearning for some one to share
with him his next defeat.