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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-03
Northern Settlers Hospitality.

The north country settlers are
nothing If not hospitable.' said A. S.
Power of Ely. 1T is proverbial that
the traveller is always welcome at
homes in sparsely settled regions in
nearly all parts of the world. and the
rule holds good through northern Min
nesota.
In traversing the vast stretches OF
forest that still remain in the country
to the north of Ely you only occasion
ally come across settlers cabin, but
when such place is reached, you
may be sure that you will be welcom-
ed to stop for the night or longer.
IF there is no one at home, which
is often the case, you will in almo3.
every instance, find that the door is
unlocked, and perhaps there will be
a notice written on the door inviting
you to make the most of the convent
ences about the house while you re-
main in that vicinity. 1t is seldom,
if ever, that such privileges are abus-
ed To the man making his way along
the rivers and lakes in a canoe the
opportunity to stop over night in 4
house, such as it is, with a stove to
cook on, is usually eagerly seized
Duluth Herald.
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CHAPTER TX.
The Soarhawk in the Tolls.

II was the end of May, and the full
bursting glory Of northern spring.
when at last the bridal cavalcade
wound down from the towers OF the
Castle of Kernsbsrg.
AS they rode toward the gate of
Courtland they were aware of splen-
did cavalcade which came out to re-
ceive them in the name OF the prince.
and to conduct them with honor to the
palace prepared for them.
In the center of a brilliant company
rode the Princess Margaret AT sight
of the duchess party the princes
alighted from her steed with the help
Of cavalier. At the same moment
Joan OF the Sword Hand leaped down
of her own accord and came forward
to meet her new sister.
The face of the princess showed a
trace of emotion. She appeared to be
struggling with some recollection she
was unable to locate with precision.
II hope you will be very happy with
my brother" she faltered; then after
q moment she added. Have you not
perchance a brother of your own?"
But before Joan could reply, repre-
sentative of the prince had come for
ward to conduct the bride-elect to her
rooms, and the princess gave place
to him.
But all the same she kept her eyes
keenly about her, and presently they
rested with a sudden brightness upon
the young Dane, Maurice Won Lynar
at the head of his troop Of horses.
HE is different-he is changed
she said to herself; but how--wait
till we get to the palace. and l shall
soon find out.
And Immediately she caused it to be
intimated that all the captains of
troops and the superior officers of the
escort of the Duchess Joan were to be
entertained at the palace Of the Prin-
cess Margaret.
So at that moment when Joan was
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feet as the young Dane also had done
a moment before.
Maurice recognized the man who
stood by the door as the same whom
he had seen on the ground in the yew-
tree walk when he and Joan of the
Sword Hand had faced the bowling
mob of the city. For the second time
Prince Wasp had interfered with the
amuSements of the Princess Margaret.
The lady looked haughtily at the in
truder.
To what" she said, "am l SO for
tunate as to owe the unexpected honor
OF this visit?"
4 came to pay my respects to your
hishness," said Prince Wasp. bowling
low. Il did not know the princess
was amusing herself 1t is my i'll
fortune. not my fault, that I interrupt
ed al a point so full Of interest"
You are at liberty to leave me
now said the princess, falling back
on a certain naughty dignity which
she kept behind her headlong impul-
siveneSs.
4 obey, madam" he replied: but
first have a message from your
brother He asks you to be good
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-03
Oeepest Haul Of a Net.

The deepest haul of a net ever made
in the world was achieved by Ameri-
cans on the Tonga Islands in the
South Pacific.
The trawl struck bottom $4,000 feet
below the surface: that is consider
ably more than four miles down, hut
even at that depth animal life was
found. Those strange beings lived
in water whose temperature was con-
stantly Just above the freezing point,
and under a pressure Of 5000 pounds
to the square inch. To sink that net
and bring 1t back again took a whole
day OF steady labor.-St. Nicholas.
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taking her first survey of her cham
bers, which occupied one entire wing
of the great palace of the Princess of
Courtland, Margaret the impetuous
had already commanded the presence
of the Count Won Loen, one Of the
commanders of the bridal escort.
The Princess Margaret was stand
ing by the window as the young man
entered. Her golden curls flashed In
the late sunshine. which made kind
OF haze Of light about her head as she
turned the resentful brilliance OF her
eyes upon Maurice Won Lynar.
"Is it a safe, thing. think you. Sir
KNIGHT, to Jest with a princess in her
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enough to accompany his bride to the
minister tomorrow. He has been i'll
all day with his old trouble, and can
not wait in person upon his betrothed.
He must abide in solitude for this day
at least. Your highness is apparently
more fortunate''
The purpose OF the insult was plain
but the Princess Margare: restrained
herself, not, however, hating the in
sulter less.
Il pray you, Prince Ivan" she said,
"return to my brother and tell him
that his commands are ever an honor.
and shall be obeyed to the letter"
She bowed in dignified dismissal.
Prince Wasp swept his plumed hat
along the floor with the depth Of his
retiring salutation, and in the same
rnment ne flashed out his sting.
q leave your highness with less re-
gret as l perceive that solitude has its
compensations!" he said.
The pair was left alone, but all
things seemed altered now. Margaret
of Courtland was silent and distrait.
Won Lynar had frown upon his brow,
and his eyes were very dark and
angry.
Next time | must kill the fellow"
he muttered. He took the hand of the
princess and respectfully kissed it.
Il am your servant he said; Il will
do your bidding in all things, in life or
in death If have forgotten anything.
in aught been remiss, believe me that
it was rate and not |. I will never pre-
sumo, never count on your friendship
past your desire, never recall your
ancient goodness. I am but poor sol
dier, but at least l can faithfully keep
my word"
The princess withdrew her hand as
if she had been somewhat fatigued.
DO not he afraid she said little
bitterly. Il shall not forget. I have
not been wounded in the head. Only
in the heart" she added. as she
turned away.
ITO be continued)
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lost men prefer the horn of plenty
the trump of fame.
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} APPEAL FOR HORSES
OFFICIAL INSPECTION NEEDED
AbUss Altogether Too common-oid
Aorses over~orked-They Suffer
keenIy When III Treated.


keenIy When III Treated.
No one will question that. wese the
spirit Of Christianity universally en-
bodied IN everyday living. all oppres-
sion of the weak and all cruelty to the
lower animals would disappear. New
ertheiess. 1t is a fact that. while We
And in Proverbs the general statement
that the righteous man regardeth his
beast" there Is not in the New TestA-
ment any special teaching or injunc-
tton on the subject, and it is only COM
paratively recently that 1t has come to
be thought worthy OF attention and or
ganized effort, directed to the preven-
tion Of the constant and shocking
cruelty which for centuries had gone
on unheeded. At an earlier period than
the beginning OF our era. the great
teacher. Buddha, in his command
ments to his disciples. laid down the
principle that all life was sacred. and
that the rule Of kindness was to be u.
tended to its lowest manifestation.
While We are yet, as a people. far
In the rear of this position. much has
been doue through societies for the
prevention OF cruelty to animals and
for the regulation Of vivisection to put
q stop 10 tle WOISL Oh tue SuucTluB
which was SO common in former
years. The brutal abuse of overbur-
dened animals in the public streets 10
no longer seen, but a great deal still
goes on painful to the sensibilities of
the observant and of nature that
should be prohibited. Horses that
ought to have been retired from active
service long ago. or put out Of exist
ence painlessly, are propped up be-
tween the thills Of dilapidated carts
and forced to totter along the streets
with loads far out of proportion to their
strength; poor blind animals, with all
the apprehension and distress that q
human being would experience simi-
larly situated, are driven about in tho
crowded tnoroughfares, regardless OF
the dumb agony they must experience,
and it is not uncommon to see drivers
OF vehicles lash their horses furiously
without justification or to any good
purpose, in a way that makes one wish
the outraged animals could kick their
assailants off the boxes. 1t Is not nee
essary to accept the doubtless some
what fanciful estimate Of Seton
Thompson in regard to the quite hu-
man intelligence and susceptibiltties OF
the lower animals in order to believe
that they suffer keenly. realize when
they are well or ill-kept, resent cruelty
and injustice, and respond to friendli.
ness and kindness.
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RHEUMATIC PAINS
Disappear When Dr.. Williams Pink
Piiis Purity the Blood and
Heal lnSIamed Tissues.

Rheumatism is disease Of the blood,
caused by the failure Of the body to cast
off certain poisons. External applica-
tions are of use only in securing tempo
rary relief from pain-the cure for
rheumatism lies in purifying and en-.
riching the blood.
Mrs. Frederick Brown, Of 40 SumpteH
street, Sandy Hill, NY, was a sufferer
from inf1ammatory rheumatism from
the time she was sixteen. She says:
''It first appeared i'll my knee joints.
then in my hips and waist. 1t became
a regular thing that would be laid ur
all winter. The rheumatism affected
mostly my hands, hips, feet and
shoulders. My hands were all puffed
up and my feet became deformed. ]
lost my appetite, couldn't sleep and
sometimes l was compelled to cry out,
the pain was SO intense.
For several winters / was under the
doctor's care and while his medicine re.
lieved the pain for a little while there
seemed no prospect for a permanent
cure. was confined to my bed, off and
on, for weeks at time. My limbs
swelled dreadfully at times and ! was
reduced almost to nothing.
In the spring of 1904, upon the ad.
vice of a friend. began to use DR..
Williams Pink Pills. At that time I
wasn't able to do anything and could
sarely eat enough to keep alive. felt
hange for the better i'll about month.
segan to eat heartily and I suffered
3 pain. OF course l kept on the
atment. using care in my diet, and
about three months l was cured.
entirely well today and do all my
!, work"
$r Williams Pink Pills cured Mrs.
Jwn by driving the rheumatic poisons
! of her blood. But you must get the
uine DIR. Williams Pink Pills, sold
Tlll druggists and by the Dr.. Williams
licine Co., Schenectady, N. 7.
Most men prefer the horn of plenty
the trump of fame,
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w :Sy#,gNNEaTsgNl'JlN

The enormous crops of our Northern
ifsrown Pedigree Seeds on our seed farms
jshe past year compel us to issue spe-
cial catalogue called
sALzER's BARGAIN SEED BOOK
This is brim full of bargain seeds at bar.
gain prices.
SEND THIS NOTICE TO-DAY.
and receive free sufficient seed to grow 5
tons of grass on your lot or farm this
summer and our great Bargain Seed Book
with its wonderful surprises and great
bargains in seeds at bargain prices.
mos, the most fashionable, serviceable,
beautiful annual flower.
John A. Salzer Seed Co., Lock Draw.
er W., La Crosse, Wis.
The theory that discretion is the bet
ter part of valor is comforting to the
chic ken hearted.
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-04-19
Sprmg Go0us on SaIe.

New style dress goods, silk 49,
lawn waists, cashmere waists. htest
styles ia ginghams, calicos, cuetain
goods, caps, sun bats. sun bon nets
ohildrens fancy silk and lawn Fbon
nets latest ia ribbons aud fine lace.
Won must see our ladies' skirts and
belts, our mems overshirts and suit,
boys suits, mems shoes and slippers.
they are the best ever brought to
Oakley and our prices are the very
lowest. Ours is the Bargain store.
1t is known alsoas.
the Boston Store
w Levin Prop.
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Elba Notes.

Bp. Taylor has returned from con
ference with many good things for
his people,
Farming is well under way, though
parts of some fields are still covered
with snow,drifts. Some gardening is
being done
Fl Fl, Ward has sold his ranch
here to Alouzo Parrish for lalr
price and will hereafter be a citizen
Of the City Of Destiny.
Elder Robert Beaverton who has
been doing missionary work in the
South Pacific islands and who was In
the great tornado last month, Writes
from San Francisco that he will De
home in few DAYS. Thisis the fin st
word the parents have had since tie
storm.
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Water Omners.

Notice is hereby given that I'd
water will be turned out of the Wes|
canal Monday April 23rd and the
canal will be cleaned out and repair
ed beginning Wednesday April the
%, and con tinued until a good iQb
is done, All who use though The
west canal are notified to come out
and do their work Bring shov.
els grabbing hoes and old axes and
meet at Worthtlngton corner at
o'clock i m.
"A A Hammer
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Arb0r Day, April Goth.

Friday April Goth has been set a
o. as Arbor day for the schools Of
Ca county and all are requested
I'M effectively observe the same.
XII Sometime ago suggestive manual
- sent to each school aud the tea
fhers' attention was called to the
BOO, prize offered oy the State Suppl
TO the rural district making the
greatest improvement along this
line, Many districts in our county
have all the chance possible to any
to win the prize and we hope they
will enter the contest.
Chas r. Lowe.
county Supt.
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Get your egg dyes OF Oakley Phar

Get your ego dives Ut Oakley Phar.
macy.
A fine line Of ladies dress good just
received at Peoples Union.
Paas co., dyes j 0.l,lev pbasr..a..
5cts ner naol,ano
Deering sulkv and walking nlows
are sold at close prices. 1T the Union
"rs. = j. Roolnsoa announces
'naC sne nag accepted lhe agency for
" "a 'leu'clns COMPANY ~
A car Of Schettler Wagons and Deer.
ing plows Just received at PEOPLES
Union
~ ~ i''fSe q 1he Bear
TN scaae ','s oeen appointed l'res'
'ueu' y 'ne Logan lemple'
Cniei justice Y. o Stockslager, il
: salo' Is the choice OF the Democrats
Tor the position OF govegnor Of Idaho
M earno, c,ol,
sor,ons ooa,a.;o,
4osn,to1 i, p.i5s '"'O i1'N
soass IN AZ nanl, ~ ." az
We are pleased to note tina
some OF our subscribers to the Deser
- oesinplng TO ash
ques'iops pI the editor? A very
good sign lthat. We have lust one
question that we wonrd like r. asl, i
every FARMER that 49, -. ~ =
u1va'la -, .p'' ieauS 'nls
Woulu You not Ike TO become q sub
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Frightful Calamity.

Telephone message conveyed ttg
Information TO Oakley last eveniu :
that California has suffered a terribz
earthquake shock and that 1910 hvet
have been lostin San Fraucico aloues
over < Of mile of best business
partof town is a perfect wreck
The Call building ID stories high was
literal y shaken TO pieces notone stone
upon another. Santa Rosa is being
ournt to the ground and no power
can stop the flames. This is one d
the greatest disasters in the world:
history.
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Rheumatic Pains Relieved.

The quick relief from rheunaat
pains afforded by Chamberlain
pain Balm has surprised and q,
lighted thousands Of sufferers,
makes rest and sleep possible
great many have been permanena d
enreu Of rheumatism by the use 1
this liniment. For sale by Oaklt-
Pharm acY.
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Grin QuicklY Knocked ont.

"Some weeks ago during the sew
ere winter weather both my wife an,
myself contracted severe colds whic
speedily developed into the wbrs
kind of Ia grippe with all its mAsel
able symptoms, say Mr. j. S. (Ee
ston Of Maple Landing / bwi
"Knees and joints aching, MOI clt
sore, head stopped up, eyes anal no
running, with alternate spe
chlls and fever. We began usi
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Aa
the same with a double do Sc
Chamberlain's Stomach and
Tablets, and by it liberal use -
completely knocked out the grin
Sold oy Oakley Pharmacy,
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VIM. 7. Jack
VIM. 4. Harper
John L, Smith.
Stake Presidency
Elders Meeting.
fuIIy requested

Notice is hereby given to all Elders
residing in the Goose Greek Valley to
be present at the Elders quorum
meeting to be held Friday, April q,
10 a. M
AN Elders bring their certificate
Of ordination. so that the clerk viii
be able to get those that have not
been recorded.
PROGRAM.
Address (subiecU"Duties of Elders =
u Newell Dayley,
NJ 'ss,onary Experiences, II. Adams,
Quarteette under direction of Daniel
McLaws,
Current Events-F. Q. Peterson.
NOSES SMITH, Pres.
Iymaa Smith, see.
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JAMES H. WoRTHINGToN
OWEN ToLMAN,
]. A. T0LMAN.
Bonds.

TIE Board Of Trustees Of School
plst No, Is being authorized to
bond said school district in the sum
'of one thousand dollars $4,000 for
the purpose Of building and furnish
inc a school building will place the
same on sale at the office Of County
Supt of Schools at Albion, Cassia
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THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1906
is IR IL " I t / IL s
o-~-o-o-c-oo-ooeo.o-o.o-oo-o-oo-o0-o-oo

- AtS - ~ - " - -
-~-~-~-~-~-o-oo-0~0~o~o~oy~
Discs and harrows at the Union.
Rexburg is to have another news
paper
Miss Joan McLaws is spending a
few weeks at Buss.
Mrs Southworth is enioyinga plea
SAINT visit from her daughter Of
Provo, Utah this week.
Call at the Oakley Pharmacy aud
see their sample Of Paas egg dyes, all
colors Of the RAINBOW.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Severe and family
are new comfortably located for the
summer IN the Wood River coun.
try.
AS am not going away will con
tinue to take photos, r. l. Mills,
Get your spring suit, and latest
style hat at Peoples Union,
Those that have repair work in my
iaop Kindly call and getit. ] hayeh't
room for il. 4 Z. West
win YOU or will you not have al
brass baud that's the question. If
you viii, meet at the academy build
ing Saturday evening
ohayed Two year ga brown mare
e S oF ny 1T cohoineo On ley
II = n wes4
Tba yaIaga trnstees hold \ vrpv
interesting session ~ Tuesday evan
mo- tbouob we have been unable
10 oat ebe narticulars. tor me nub-
ill.,
lost on Monday > whea, N j
s,li,y NOW hot,sean 0al,lov o,d robr
r,,e.,i,,s ,laas on tbarslana Rindo,
n,ease leave tbe Same If paonles
Union
- ~ - 80 - ~ !"
! ''' " ". e ~, 49, ~" @'''
II" ;" 1"s i-o"V ~,
- pu'0''s' ~ sp''"S s'ooN o.
mum lei3 any ''"'5 S'ous' wan ana
saw iNoue}'
That the Oregon Short Line
r a tr oad WILL oe extend
ed from Malad to Burley during the
coming summer is now an assured
fact The only possible obstacle,say
tha officials, would be Inability to get
people to do the grading. Well
guarantee that pant Of it, gentle
men.
The Imperial Sash and Door com
pany is now incorporated with the
following officers ana directors:-J
A, ToIman, President; S. E Caveuess
mauager; Cicero Kidd secretary A
ri Det byshire, S z Caveness. Cicero
Kidd, Joseph Mecham, J. a. Iolman
directors:
We direct attention to the excel
lent showing made by the Oakley
State Bank IN their report found N
another column. The fact that the
bank has been established less than
nd hA
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1906-04-19

WANTED: Men in each state to
ravel, post signs, advertise and
pave samples OF our goods, Salary
z5. 90 per month $500 per day for
br expenses. HUFFMAN Co, Dept.
!. Atlas Block. Chicago.
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Just received: A few select pat
terms hats, also fine line Of childrens
hats at moderate prices.
We are agents for the 1906 latest
improved Edison monographs.
The best machine made.
A shipment Of machines and the
latest records received today. Come
in and hear them. Mrs Fred Halver.
sons Millinery Store.
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w. a. Martinda,e is weathe r board
L. and porching his little home in
D. fourth ward, When painted up
Il will have one Of Tie neat cottages
II town.
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Moses Smith, Pres
stake Conference Priesthood
Meeting.

The quarterly conference On Cassia
stake win be held a Oakley ID Satur-
day ana Sunday May 8 and 6 oegirn
lug at 10 o clock q. m.
Stake priesthood meeting Will be
held Friday evening May 4, at S y,
a. instead Of the last Friday ii
April
Visitors are expected from Salt
Lake A full attendance is respect
fully requested.
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Mr., Parker Richards VIII be
obliged to sever bis connection tens
porariy with the Cassia Stake Acad-
envy today, Mr. Richards has had
charge Of the Manual Training de-
partment during the year and has
accomplished a splendid WORK in the
school. This is evidenced in the
beautiful picket fence surrounding
the academy, in the wainscoating and
rostrumlin the.assemhly, 10 the tables
in the Sewing Department, in the
work tables IN .he MISUNDERSTANDING
room, N the chests, stands, Shelves.
etc IN various parts Of the school.
Mr. Richards will, in all probability
return next year to continue his
good work in the Academy.
Elder John r, Adams and wife
Geneva, recently returned mission
aries from the South Sea Islands
talked very Interestingly Of their
missionary experiences, and Of their
knowledge OF the Gospel in The stake.
tabernacle Gu Sunday afternoon
asst.
The Cassia Stake Academy give
grand concert in the stakepabernacJ
Saturday evening May 9th
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The Peoples Hall enquire Of D. p
Thomas ~ p. c. Haight.
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SOL 1872. 40
State Of Idaho,
ACounty Of Cassia. =
l, S. f. Halverson, Cashier Of the
above named bank. do solemnly
H wear that the foregoing statement
D. true to the best Of my knowledge
Bind belief.
ST. HALVERSON,
Cashier,
4 Subscribed and sworn to before
hne this 18th day Of April, 1906.
HsEAL B. r. Howells.
n Notary Public.
M orrect-Attest
M Hector G. HAIGHT,
k# S p WORTHTNGTON
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orrect-Attest:

HECTOR G. HAIGHT,
S. 2. WoRTHINGToN,
Directors