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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-19
Green-Eyed Monster
and Francis Bonner
B Y s E. ks Err


Let it be remembered that Francis
Bonner was still a bachelor when he
uttered the immortal sentiment that
man who permitted woman to
make him jealous ought to be shut
up, without the benefit OF trialI as an
inclrabie imbecile
III I couldn't trust a woman i'm
pilcitly." said he. Il would simply and
quietly leave her There would be no
gun play. no fuss Of any kind. The
case would be merely dissolution Of
partnership with mutual good viii"
While he WAS wooing and winning
Evelyn Hawtry there was no occasion
for him to reverse his platform She
had from the moment when he was in
troduced to her seemed to accept him
az her soulmate. Her enga cement to
another man was broken without cere-
mony, and 10 Francis Bonner her
heart was quickly surrendered. They
were married within six months from
the day when they had first looked
into each others eyes-before, as
some OF their friends remarked, they
had had time to get acquainted 1t
was Immediately after the honeymoon
that Mr. Bonncrs troubles began.
Winter was. beginning and the days
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-19
ASTHMA CURED
Expert Medical Scientist Announces
Startling Results obtained by Sem
pine.

New York Thousands are taking advantsg &c
Of the generous offer made BY The woodworth
CO. lIes broadway, New York city. requesting
an experimental package OF seppine. the great
discovery for Asthma. Hay Fever. Bronchitist
and cstsrrh, which Is mailed free Of charge to
all who write for IL. Il Is curing thousands OF
the most stubborn eases. 1t makes no differ
ence how long you have been suffering or how
severe the climatic conditions are where you
I've. senpine Will cure you.
II you have experimental With other treat
ioents and have failed to find cure do not be
discouraged but send for trial OF this won
deriul truly meritous remedy which Is a scien
tac compound discovered BY Professor OF
VIENNA University, and Is being RECOMMENDED
by thousands
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-19

Ia sfs Probate csusi Of the County OF lin.
soln. ssste at Idaho
In The matter II the estate Of David T. Bliss
Deceased Orsier 20 show cause why order Of
ssie - real c,g<se should aes b. made
Mrs Seilie Hamilton Bliss the asiminiStrafrsx
"a he estate Of David 4 Bliss deceased. aa,-
ipg alea her pesition herein praying Tor Ar o..
der u ssi7 81 tho resl estate OF said decedent
lpr M Pasp,~es therclp set forsh.
q - thcrcfoeg enaeirs Nv the said Court
that All persons Interested IA tbs estate Of said
sSsease,s uftesr besore The said Probate Court
"a sesnis ,txth ,i~s oi Nosrmbcs. saes at 10
vcioek In sar iefeaopn OF said day. az the
roert Room q s-ii Probate Court. 10 shoshone
t,s'suty III linasin, 70 slew cs,fss Why an order
shsubi a9i he granted To she said kamsnistra.
isit 81 sell - paeh ~ the reas estate - the
said se- csei Desta < Bli.s a. shat &c ncces
s4ry
Aa.i that eeps u shis order BE- psssliste,i al
le@@t ORES a VEGA for nes hrs ih<n four succcs
slss ysess Ia -as,<ssens Joornsl = hsr-po per
PRINTED aud published Ia "A a i1aesln cooaty
Idaho. ami fns' saii pablH'ssson 81. ecmesrsed
a. iss*s ~ s4ss pflor 70 *asa 2alS aAs 81 Nss
ensf.f f9p
Stated osist-r och Fts
l. FULLER
81 NoT = Jasge Of Probate.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-19
Notlcc for Publication.

serial Ne u7zid
vnl,ed States Land oiacc. HALEY. Idaho
Nov. 1903
Notice rs hereby given thas Frank l. Huston.
by bis attorney in iact Thomas II Goodng
hose post once address is shoshons. Idaho.
has this sFd day of November, iso9, fled In this
Office his application u selcct under th,. pro
Visions OF the act Of Congress OF Juiy J. iSDs.
and tho regulations o. february n. iSa the
iciiowiug srscss OF land which when surveyed
viii De tcAeril,c.i as follows
Nki. NE' seetlen III $. x if east r N.
Nw'. sws. section Q Up -. n Il cas-. r NJ.
sws. sw's scction 81 IN ~. X. Il east. n. VI
Any and al persons claiming sdyerssl, she
lands, OF DESIRING to object because Of thr suln.
srsi charsctes q the hand. Or tor any oshes
reason 80 the disposal to applicant. should d..
thei7 sfdsviis Of prples, ia this office on Of b..
sere the iSsk day ~ Dec i,oo
\. slsAsHoN Rssisgrr
First publication. N0s s,i@4
Last rei'iicstian p.c ls,ra
Notice % lss aahiishsti IN the Sisoshonc goar
nal. address shoshone. ldshc
A [ NcNASoS, R,.rl>rer
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-19
SIMPLE WASH CURES ECZEMA
Why s.Ives Fail While Simple Liquid
Has Accomplished Thousands of Cures

1t is now thoroughly established
among the best medical authorities
that eczema is purely skin disease,
due to germ, and durable only through
the skin. II is not blood disease at
all; ia fact, thousands of people suffer
with skin disease and are perfectly
healthy otherwise and thereby proye
they have no diseased blood.
smeary saIyes cannot reach the
germs because they do not penetrate
the skin. The only way to reach the
germs is BY means Of penetrating
liquor.
Such liquid can be obtained by sim
ply mixing ordinary oil Of wintergreen
with thymoi, glycerine and other heal
ing agents. This compound, known as
D. d. D. Prescription, stops the itch
instantly end the cures all appear to
be permanent. Ia fact. it took thou
sands Of cures, case after case, before
the best scientific authorities were CON
yinced OF the absolute merit Of this
remedy. d. b. d. Prescription kills
the germs in the itching skin. Its eff
feet is seen within one minute after the
first application. We especially rec
ommend d. u. D. Soap in connec-
iop with the treatment. w. II. Baugh /
Oct. %.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-19
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of George Byron Ncvinger Diseased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
EXECUTORS OF the estate OF George Byron Noyin.
ger deccased 20 tho creditors of and all persons
hsvi' & claims against the said deceased 60 ex-
hibit them With the necessary vouchers. with
IN ten months after the first publication of this
notice, TO the said executors. In shoshone. Lin
eoln County. ldsho.
Dated October sth, 1899.
FHsp ". ccoelse and f.goSoRk g. NoviSeys
Executor and ESecu,riS OF the sestste OF
George Byron Novinger. deceased 81
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-19

were short The first intimation
Francis had of his beautiful wife's
wrong-doing was on a certain after
noon late in November when he
reached home at five o'clock, to find
the place dark and cold.
Surprising that she was visiting her
mother, he called up Mrs. Hawtry by
telephone. Evelyn had not been there.
He waited until nearly six. Meanwhile
darkness had settled down and a feel
ing OF utter loneliness had fallen upon
Francis Bonner. He called up several
of his wife's friends, but none of them
had seen her. She got home at $50,
and at once began making explana-
tons that were far from convincing;
but Francis pretended to be undis-
turbed. although the seeds of suspicion
had been planted in his breast.
A week later he got home early
again. and again he found the place
dark and empty. Again he telephoned
to his wife's mother and number of
her friends When she returned at
last he continued to seem uncon-
cerned.
I'm so sorry not to have been here
when you came. dear, she said, 'but |
have been visiting Mary Warren. and
you know how hard il is to get away
from her. | started dozen times be-
fore | could make my escape"
Francis Bonner had telephoned to |
Mary Warren and Mary had informed
him that his wife had not been to see
her for weeks and weeks. which she |
considered very rude of her. Mr.. Bon
ner gazed at his wife with a steadiness
that did not betray the terrible
struggle which was going on within
him At dinner however, mood OF
abstraction seemed to fall upon him.
insomuch that Evelyn was moved to
bend over him from behind and Irvine
her soft arms around his neck as she
asked In cooling tones II he would not
please let her share his troubles. But
he protested that he was merely suf.
'ering slight attack of indigestion
md expected to be all right in the
At the Office on the following day IT
vas noticed that Bonner was not him
'elf. and II caused no surprise when
he announced AT four O'Clock that he
vas not feeling well and was going
Iome. As he had feared and expected.
lis Preside was deserted He had
brown himself down In the big easy
hair which the boys in the Office had
iven him for wedding present and
ias thinking In the gloom when the
telephone bell rang. He put the re- J
eiycr to his ear. bur before he could 1
SIX what was wanted he heard h
lan's voice. 4
Hello. hello. the man bawled. and h
hen Bonner answered hello the 9
ian al the other end Of The wire said 5
want No. 1851 This is a.357.~ $
I'D Rouner. Then there was click. Il
nd when he called mp central he was n
formed that the other party had F
ms OF. II
Francis Bonner ate no dinner that o
ght. His attack OF indigestion was "
orse. aud his wife found II limos. IL
BILE to do ANYTHING witch seemed 10 n
I'VE the slightest effect in the way OF Il
sordins him relief He was queru 81
rs and excitablc and flung aside book ~
Ter book in which he had tried to be m
me Interested He paced the Ioor
~ the night, aud in he morning al
9elyn wished 10 can the doctor. be- Sc
z convinced by her husban'i's wild. tn
lggard look that he was about tc th
a dowu With something serious =
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-19

TITS serious, God knows" he re
fplied, looking at her in a way tina,
sent chill TO her heart. hut I'm not
coming downr No. I'm not coming
down. Don't you let yourself believe
that for a minute.
He pretended that he was going to
his office after breakfast, but If his
wife had followed him to the first cor
ner she might have seer him lodging
into q drug store. where he remained
for an hour At the end OF that time
! he emerged and started for the near
est car line. He had just boarded a
| passing car when, looking lack, he
saw his wife Coming down the street.
Having quickly developed the ability
Of Sherlock Holmes in the line of
making deductions he decided that
she would take the car following the
one which he had caught. He got OF
at a convenient place downtown and
waited. As he had anticipated, his
wife was in the next car. He could
see her from where he stood in the
entrance OF a cigar store. He followed
slowness with which the stream of
traffic moved, and having made his
way on foot for three or four blocks,
he saw Evelyn step down into the
street Through the crowds he fol-
lowed her, once losing sight Of her FOR
a moment, and cursing himself for his
carelessness. Then he saw her again, |
~ 10 h<o 81 n i'm, md bal
kept sleuth-like on the trail until she
reached a building that was given up |
to the exclusive use of doctors, must |
clans and artists. He watched her
enter an elevator, and it CHANGED that
another went up Immediately after the
one in which she was passenger. He
stepped out on the tenth floor and
down a long hall He hurried after
her. His tread was cat-like. Tragedy
was written upon his countenance. He
had got almost within reach of her
when she paused at door and, with
out knocking, turned the knob. In an
instant he had crippled her arm. On
the door was printed the name of the
man to whom she had been engaged
when he, Francis Bonner. had met
ler.
As she turned and looked into his
ACE a terrible fear fell upon her. She
ried to cry out. but could utter no
sound. ;
Evelyn he Kissed, "what does this
meant"
Then, without waiting for her to $
eply, he opened the door and thrust
Ter into the studio. saying:
"By heaven. I'll have vengeance 7
lere and now. You shall both an c
wer to mel"
By quick movement his wife sue a
eeded in wrencbing herself free. AS
he rushed across the room he fol a
owed her. Then he paused suddenly
IN an easel in front of him was life +
ize painting of himself and on an
Their beside it was a half-fnished por- b
RAFT of his wife.
you see,' she said, when he turned Il
18th look of inquiry toward her, 81 p
Tas having them done so that | could a
i've them to you for Christmas pres
Mt. Mr.. Harding had to do you from a
photographs, but he thought it would a
e best for me to pose for mine as
ing as could do so as well as not" N
Francis Bonner took his wife in his W
rms and triumphantly reaffirmed his d
elief that any man who permitted fl
Imself to be driven by woman to Ii
alousy ought to be shut up as an in. h,
lrable imbecile. CT
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-19

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-19

client-This copy of my viii is all
right, bat | want the original written
on slate.
Lawyer-Beg pardon, but what is
your object?
Client-So my heirs won't have
any difficulty In breaking 1t.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23
LIVEL LOCAL
LABOR GOSSIP

There will likely be thawng
union No 11G2 this This union will
for the excavation of big basement be solid
Washington Spoord
rcator Sweat has the contract to let is
union lands the Job there will be for its far into the winter
every institu
ton in the city and all its suburbs
the laborng Thanksgiving
buton Luckily few are broke Just those
Thanksgiving have already begun
annual ball this figured holding
big affair New Year the
tcy every hall in the city has been captured for that night
1t Business Thomas
No 1854 In consultation
claims that 1t will require just about
days to finish the big Cannon Hill
like 1t In sight This 100000 ma.
or the unions membership cooperative contracting
for several months
Bakery Confectionery Workers union Spokane
hold Its annual bali New Year The union
ing the ball In the Eks temple
Special assessment Of all Help
ers union Is still for the
send August Gathman
springs Gahman Is reported today be
on from rheumatism. and treatment springs declared
cents member.
Prevailing weather conditions placed ground such
condition that practically the
ments being done at the time
work Conditions have become bad in
been started that the almost strictly rock work
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23
PENCIL POINTS.

aks hat and long takes the trouble
think the
speaking ordinance barely possible that the citizens dc
their thinking and acting without the aid OF the chief OF police
way Washington
bureau-Nhch by predicted weather
20 Well let it
there in
talks his sleep is much of nuisance
the who sleeps in his talk
barring Uncle Joe Cannon, who in
that themselves
able explain the beauties
the central bank the he to the where he
has a subserviant majority at his heels
J.. who going than hal
his Philosophical
charge
Theosophist
UNITED Poindexter, Sounds
?And Spokanetes
be said with veracity in the future
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23
Have You Quarreled
With Your Sweetheart?

them after that He onged for her. and his daily toll
nothing but torture because there hope in it. He
was in her thoughts most of the time, but she too
proud to call him back
Seven hundred and thirty terrible days passed. and
the hundred and thirty first the husband sent
basket of fruit and flowers to her with note asking if
he might not call on her the next day.
The woman coudn keep the heartj joy out of the note
she sent back to him. The whole world singing for
both of them. She made herself beautiful she could
he shaved and put his best clothes In the afternoon
at the appointed hour he admitted to her house. He
rushed to her room She waiting for him with out.
stretched ready for the kiss that she had been wait
ing two years to receive Bob'' she shouted in delight.
''Mary he said throwing his about her. And then
the kiss But the wife became limp in his her
head fell back her chin droppedher very happiness had
stopped her heart.
If only had those two years, Mary sobbed Bob
two DAYS later at her grave.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23
Spokane has had her Ma
tional Irrigation Congress,
Interstate fair, visit of Taft
and of Bryan, and National
Have a Big New Years
Celebration.

keep the good work and record of thoroughly Give
city by having jolly and widely advertised New Years
day celebration?
be held New Years and on New Years day. parade
of progress showing the achievements of the year in Spo
might be good feature Then for the night before the
first day of the baby year carnival spirit should rule San
Francisco has made herself famous through her gay New
Years festivities and there in the world
why Spokane should not take the lead in this regard
among the cities of the northwest Confetti should be fur
nished to everybody and ribbons and and all the
rest of the carnival "fxin's.''
On New Years day itself program of sports and spe
cial exercises could be arranged.
The Press suggests that the matter be introduced at
chamber of and 10000 club meeting In par
tcuar, it would give the latter organization something
to do.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23
CONTINU ED
SPRACUE AVENUE FILL
FROM PAGE ONE.

men liken the work to a piece of
child play, declaring that no com
petent engineer would ever allow
a plan to be accepted such as the
one on which this fill was being
builded.
The fill is one of the deepest and
most important that has ever been
undertaken in this part of the
country, yet the whole thing
walls and all-has nothing but the
soft, swampy surface of the old,
slough-like ravine for a founda-
ton.
NICE FOR MR.. DENNIS
The original plan for the fill
called for heavy, substantial pill.
ing, to be covered with a thick
layer of concrete for the counda.
ton of the fill. This was practi.
cal and safe plan which was favor
ed by most Of the interested par
ties who knew Of It, but, on recon-.
mendation of City Engineer Raj.
ston, the plan was altered to cut
out the piling and concrete foun'
dation, on G. 3. Dennis offer to al.
low the city $500 off on the orig
inaI price of the fill.
This worked very nicely indeed
for Mr.. Enthusiastically al
that time. The city was saved
$500 by that little change In the
plans, while Dennis is declared ia
have been saved somewhere near
$4,000.
PERPENDICULAR DRY WALLS
BY merits of the altered and &C
| copied plans, the walls of the fill
though builded of dry rock, were
made perpendicular, with not even
braces used to anchor then to the
interior of the fill. With the set
Ting of the crushed rock about the
old trestle work of the Washington
Water Power tracks, which should
have been removed, there was
nothing that could save the walls
from giving way.
Contractors Ziringable and Heut
ter abandoned the job as bad un
dertaking after the first cave oc
| Cured at the south wall several
weeks ago, imperiling the lives Of
many of their workmen, and wher
it was seen that the north wall was
about to break away. Dennis has
been working on the fill since.
FINISH ON NEW PLAN.
What action will now be taken Ii
the matter city officials will mo-
attempt to say or suggest, but it Il
intimated that the fill, to be made
a success, must be finished by
| new plan altogether This, how
ever, may involve a suit. but from
all present indications, the Eas
Sprague avenue fill will remain
standing danger to human lives Sc
long as II Is never builded on more
substantial plans than the one OF
which 1t has been started.
Rock workers declare that thu
only successful way to make tn,
fill with dry wall is to build I
wide at the bottom and give tn,
walls slope OF about two inches t,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23

A man and his wife quar-
relied, two years ago, in a
middle-west town, and they
agreed to separate. The
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23

felt secure, too, because who
would have the hardihood to raid
skunk farm? He felt none of
the tremors of one who owns a
henroost.
Alas. it was not suspected that
the skunk has a musical ear. But
it is even SO. One morning Sim
mons went out to look over his
pelts on the hoofs and found mis-
creants had been there and gar
nered them all. 1t developed later
that the method was for one ban
dit to hold sack while another
lured the skunks into it with
strains from violin. 1t was a reg
ular Lorei proceedings. After
that. Simmons said, whats the
use?"
Indeed, If a skunk can't defend
himself with natures weapons,
what are you going to do?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23
Press Humor- -Most Anything Have a SIM
MOST ANYTHING
| be train announcer in q railroad
depot. --Philadelphia Record.

be train announcer in q railroad
depot.--Philadelphia Record.
Horrible disaster that. in which
sharks ate victims of a shipwreck
It's a good thing schools Of sharks
can't follow railroad trains, !2.'s
Again has an aeroplane barely
missed running down pedestrians
They'll soon have to adopt wings
to escape.
$50 you don't think advertising
pays?"
Nope; l advertised for wife
once"
"And failed to get one?"
Nope; got one. Houston Post.
Do your Christmas early.
The man who has been voting
continuously for Andrew Jackson
must be amused to learn that VIM.
J. Bryan desires no office.
what you want 10 do" said the
man who gives advice, sis to go
straight ahead. looking neither to
the right nor the left"
ut doesn't always work." an
swered the youth who takes every
thing literally; that's how / got
lost in Boston '-Washington Star.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23
JOSH WISE SAYS
Nobody minds hanging
to a strap in tn pay car"

After her divorce from Daniel
Frohman his actress wife immedi-
ately married a millionaire, which
is, after all, what an actress should
do In the first place.
Friend--So your detective force
is failure?
Chief Emma-Yes; we can't find
anyone who is willing to be a
plainclothes woman.-Puck.
Headquarters of the Hindu
bomb throwers probably Is in
Bombay.
! The Russell Sage foundation will
begin a campaign to drive out loan
sharks. Which recalls that Uncle
Russ never charged borrower
more than his conscience would let
him.
Blobbs--Bjones complains that
he is an unapprecfated man. He
says no one understands him.
Slobbs--No wonder. He used to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23

Italian, The explosion demolish
ed Mascari's house and practically
all the buildings within block.
Plategiass was shattered for sew
eral blocks around.
Mascara denied having enemies,
and said he had not received any
threats.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23
NO HOPE FOR
MINERS
(6y United Press.)

CHERRY, H., Nov 23-Hope
that the miners are living in
the lowest tunnel was aban-
doned today, when II was an
nounced that tunnels at that
level had been explored. M.
merous bodies were there, but
no attempt will BE- made to
bring them up until the Sec
ond level has been explored.
Fire 10 again blazing on the
second level and threatens to
mine shaft. Rescuers returning
from the lowest level had a
narrow escape when the fire
broke out.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23

pres on the address label OF each When that date ar
rves subscription paid advance your
taken from the list change OF date the address
label IL receipt
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-23
DYNAMITE WRECKS Is
HOUSES
tsy United. press.)

DAAYvIILE ILL.,. Nov. 23.--
twenty-five frame building in the
heart Of this city were wrecked to-
dny by dynamite. 1t II believed
@Hiack Handlers, are responsible.
The dynamite Ii believed to have
been yet Off In the fruit and wine
house az Joseuh Mascara. an