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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

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following ports. Lanaina- Naalaea. Makrna. Mahu-
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sTEAMER .NEoKoLII,

hctihLGOk, COMMANDER.
VII leave Houolulu each Monday p. n Tor The wind
ward side q Oahu- VIII 20 By NaY Of Waialaa when
syer sgaeieut iuduccmenf odsfs, returuiag ever
Friday p. "
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freight o. packages uness rerepted Tor f0f Der
slnai h1--azg unless plainly marked. Not rcspolibs
fqr mgueJ ieucrT anlcss placed in charge % the
F1r-er.
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Company viii not assume any rick ~ accident.
sAML- g. WILDER President:
s. b ROSE. Secretary.
OFFICE-CJrner FORT and Queen Streets.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
ONTARIO ITEMS.

We have he d a birth and death.
The first saloon will start in q few
days.
General Manager S.rahorn is now
signing deeds.
A hardware store and meat market
are much need,
The lumber yard of j. T. Cement &
Co. is in full blast.
Arrivals OF Fights and passengers
are increasing daily.
A carload OF bal bed wire was among
he arrivals this weeE.
The weather il LIVELY and farmers
are taking advantage of it.
Morftt d Giles large two-story livery
stable is ready for business.
AS10, 900 depot has been ordered for
Ontario station aid will be bull a,
once.
TIE Scott House is progressing slow
IL on account of lack of lumber. 1t
will b. 3Ox50 and two stories high.
T. T. Danilson & Co. have their large
store, 25x60 feet, COM l,ted and well
stocked with goods. They have q good
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
ANHEUS Err. BUSCH
Beer. $500 per b rrel, a.
7. I. pANlL.SUN Il CO.'S
The Middleton Mill.

a visit To tho Middl, ton mill this
week showed the extensive improve
ments that Mr.. S. s. Fuote has placed
therein. Tho roller process is the only
scientific mode of making -four and the
owner Of the mill has shown his good
sense, as well as no little enterprise, BY
this Innovation. The Improvements
this season cost about sc 600 aud Il o
mill has q capacity OF n hundred ha'-
rels n day. A. the time OF our visit NJ.
Foote had shut DOWN for some slight
repairs and the manu- ,cture could not
be witnessed. At some other time we
will take our readers through the mill,
following the process in detail, and
VIII len them with some of tho best flour
made in Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17

The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
The grand lodge tf Old Fello ~s, in
session all the week, chose The follow
ing oiiicers:
Grand master, A. l.. S.mondi, Of
Weiser.
Deputy grand msster, j. II. Forney,
of Mt. Idaho.
Grand warden, Gsorge Little, Of
Csld veil.
Grand secretary, w. Z. Bsachey, of
Boise City.
Grand treasurer, John Lamp, of
Boise City.
Grand marshal, Chris. Mefferts, of
Csntervillo.
Grand conductor, Timothy Buckley,
OF Placelvle.
Grand hersid, Tom Conroy, OF b ise
City.
Grand chaplain, D. B. Kimmel, OF
Idaho City.
District deputy grand master, A. A.
Hoover, for C,luwell district.
Grand representative, NJ. B. Gwinn,
If Gel iweil.
Tho n, xt meeting Of tho grand lodge
will be held at Id tho City on the second
tuesday in October, 1885.
Ten lodges were representa- d. Three
more wi be instituted very soon-at
IL ilsy, Ketchum ard Weisei ard pos
sibly mi at L nniettsville, this county,
and Il in Kootenai county.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
PERSONAL.

Sam Best mss gone over to Jordan
Valley.
+. r. Danilson has been in Ontario
all the week.
+ c. II ,lfrich has spent tho better
part of the week in Caldwell.
Mrs. j. IL. Hawthorn, of Weiser, is
here On II visit to her s.stsr, Mrs. NJ. b
GNinn.
NJ. zen White, of Boise. came
down lat Saturday with tn" democrat
C visitors, and enjoyed him self hugely.
Mr.. j. O. Baker, who has been III
Hlmphr,y 4 GAinn'sf)r a faw months,
has returned to the c'p'tal. Mir. B-kr
is 81 gentleman from the ground up.
General Trsfli Manager Kmball,
General Freight Agent Sl'l5y, Mr.
Hnchley, President Adams secretary,
General superintendent ID ddIi lge n
other railroad m.n paid Caldweil Il fly-
ing visit last Sunday.
MIR. w. 0. F.lllon, the lightning agent
of the Pacific express at Boise, w $ in
Caldwell last Sunday. II WAS pleased
to SEQ such u vigorous lace, and wishes
ho could live here. Then he could tails
through the telephone. &C mmo No.
r."
Caldwell was we'll represented at the
capital last Tuesday. Among tho visit
ors were Hemr Myers, who pitched toI
tho Capitals; Il. L. S~lrahorn, L. W.
Boone, M. b. Gwinn and wife, George
Little, A. A. Hoover, G.. ID. Stafford.
Rev. Shepherd, and last, but nj least.
by any means, the editor If this paper.
H>kell House arrival: Potter Con-
nat ghtop, Oregon J. b Mlllburn, o. S.
L ; Dan w. Waite, Uuion, O;e. Gee.
Gregory, Atlanta; P. j. L,vy, Son
f. ancisco, p Z. GAd IN, o {, en-; Meyer
Wood, San francisco w. o Fiilon,
Boise; Csc. Lowenburg, II w. Norton,
Kstchum; NJ r. jenkins, IL. X. Hart
ley, Middleton; j.. Nj. Lamb, Green
White, Tom C4halan, Boise; A. Will
z,nski, Portland; George Andrews, II
w. zimmerman, Lower Boisei W. &.
Johnson, PLyette.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
Cause and effect.

There has been q grim monster stalk
irg up and down this beautiful valley
from time immemoii Il. 1t has attack, d
all alike-young and old. Careful and
loving mothers havs noticed it in the
faces CT their little child en-; husbands
and wives have looked at each other
With alarm, cons cious that somethil q
was z )ing wrong in tho family circle,
but could not trace it TO its true origin.
Doctors have put their wise heads to.
gether and delivered themselves OF
learned and profound arguments, but
certainly il they knew the cause the last
thing in the world they wanted to see
vas SROWGake. Bat new blood, com.
bined Win old, weLt to the bottom Of
the cause and produced an effect.
Messrs. Howard Sebree Co. and Pack
ard & Foote were determined that there
.houid be light and there was light.
The product is Snow F axe Flour.
Onward, onward, ia the language OF creation;
The Sc asons breathe 1t as they succeed each other,
And Time, the boary HEADED po,entate, proc!alms
1t with an iron tOngde.
The glorious news has gone forth that
Dyspepsia shall flourish no morc-Sha.l
abide 20 longer with this people; the
grim monster is bearded 10 his own den.
Even though tho Howard Sebree Com
pany Snow flake Flour has been on the
market but a few days, a great change
uas taken place. People look happy;
there is a confidence now that Cald.
wells prosperity is assure d.: the sky
looks brighter; the clouds have cleared
away money is easier. The doctors
determined at once to move to Boise,
but what was their CONSERVATION to
rear that Snowflake had gone there be-
them, and even greater
than all of these have &C.
Even Boise City, who has
scorned to recognize Cald-
well as a sister city, is dumsiounded at
Snowflake and is now extending the
land OF fellowship, and more than that,
Snowil4 AXE was scarcely in the market
when CIld we'll was overrun V 18th Boise
Dol .ticians who came here to investigate
so they said) this new enterprise.
DON'T suppose they wanted Caldwell
Bat it is Just delightful to see how
aopy the ladies arc over Snowflake;
hey all received a sample and combine
me and all loud in its praise. The
says here has already been
%perceplible change in his labors; there
re not half SO many sacks of 1)ur
through the mails from Chica-
o as there was previous to the intro
IuctIon of Snowflake. He thinks Snow
axe must be cheaper; well, so it is
he Howard Sebree Co. is buying all
he graia in the country and they want
nore, so we are told.
Snowflake is beginning to move for
7aI d into the Wood river country By
T Oau5, 10 OlVeT Nuy, ID )lSe hu OlneV
Ioints, and new life is on tho rampage.
Prosperity is setting in in earnest.
nowiake is movif G ont on al the ave-
ard crowding out Utah flour. AMI
hat /, as it should be. We heartily :
congratulate Messrs. Howard Sebree 9
pany on the success Of Il il great
nterprise. Snouf AXE is made by the
Patent Roller Process and is A l
, every sense. F,r sale By the How
I'd Sehree Compshy in all its SO o,
long the Oregon Snort Line at greatly
.ducpd prices.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
TAKEN UP.

Mott 70 is hereby given that on the
285h day of June, A ID. 1884, there
came to my promises, two miles above
c ildwell, on the south ii 10 of Boise
river, one bay horse, 8 or 8 years Old,
lett hind foot white, shod al arould,
VAS then and is still stiff in front set,
With no marks or brands except saddle
marks. Tie owner il r, qaested to prove
property, pay charges, and take the
same away. NJ. PORTS.
Caldwell, Iiaho, O ;tober 4, 1881.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
Tho Meeting Saturday Night

The Meeting Saturday Night.
The Democratic rally at The rink last
Sstu. d ~ night was largely attended
r. d. Clhslan made tie speech OF the
evening. OLhor speakers were John Nj
l. lmb and o. Cole. There was gteal
enthusiasm.
The best band in Idaho Che Cad veil
band, Of cours) turned out aud gave
the boys all the music they wantt d.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
Democratic
Rally

Turn out and hear the issues
of the day discussed by men
YOU know. The voters of Ada
county will be addressed by
Hon. TOM ID.
Hon. +. A. STEVENSON,
Hon. r. j. CURTIS,
Hon. JOHN Nj. LAMB,
Hon. j. B. WRIGHT,
and others, at
Emmettsville, Saturday, Oct.
25th.
Falk's Store, Monday, Oct.
9th.
Payette, Tuesday, Get. 2Sth.
Lower Boise, Wednesday,
Oct. 29th.
Caldwell, Thursday, Oct.
3Oth.
Middleton, Friday, Oct. 31st.
Pomeroy, Saturday, Nov. LIST.
Boise City, Monday, Nov. Sd.
COME.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17

The earnings of the entire Uoion Pa
cifc sy sten for the month Of August, is
as follows: 80 1870 900; decrease from
August of last year, $4,000. Expenses,
l,1O1, 900; decrease, $275. 900; surplus
earnings, S1,32S 900; increase, 1928 600.
For eight months to August 80, the
earnings were, S15.S7l. 600; decrease
from same period last year, 81 066 900;
expenses, 90. 1000: decrease, SllS 900
surplus earnings FOX eight months. So
eis ~.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
The New Minister.

Rev. S. L Grove, the newly appoint
ed Methodist minister of tho Caldwell
charge, has been in town during the
week, arranging for building d paIson-
age. His appointments for o-morrow
are as follows:
Preaching at Franklin school house
at IL u. m; at Park-ehurch al Up. III.
Quarterly meeting N-v,mber LIST aud
y at Park chulc .
Regular appointments inserted later.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
HELP UINTED.- Fe,naies.

WAN ED-In tvery town, Guy and
w county, an intelligent, emerge Is
lady of good address ana some business
ability to introduce to the trade and
consumers. MADAM DEANS CELE-
BRA1ED SPINAL SUPP RrING Corset
Splendidly advtr rus, d; highly RECON-
mended by the leading Modistes, the
fashionable pressmakers, ard the most
eminent Pny ~sicians of the ULi'ed States
and Europe. L beral pay. A gents are
making SO to sos weekly. Address,
:. LEWIS SCuIELE & Co.
SEQ Broadway, Nav York
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
F. R. COFFIN.
FOUR BITS.

)" Every man in Ada county is interest
ed In the campaign and we want every
one Of them to get THE CALDWELL
the only independent reput-
hcan paper in Idahc-until the close OF
the campaign. To all such We will
serd the paper until December 1st for
Fifty Cents, with an extra copy to the
Eettsr up of a club of five. Send the
four bits in coin, currency or sts mps.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
FOR {.

As Little, Cox IL CO. will move into
tn, ir own sturo, formerly occupied 10y
G y g. Martin, they oif.r for rent th.
sLaLd now occuIi ed " them; sl'o will
sell counters, shelving, etc. This would
oe All excellent stand for any KIND oil
mercantile business.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
ALICE L. MCKENZIE

ALICE E. MCKENZIE
Makes portraits in India lax, Water
Color, Crsyon ard Pastel.
Csll and examine specimens at Drug
store.
Rooms at tho resi- lence OF Mrs. Rob-
eft McKei re. 1917 Ban.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17

FOR AUDITOR AND RECORDER.
hereby myself as an indt-
pendent candidate for the office OF audit
o. ald recorder for Ada county, |. T.
BER. S. PRICKETT.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17

-Faby Bros saloon has been Won
derfully toned up by Ike Lathrop. Full
particulars and new ad. next week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
CARLOAD

OF nne Spring Wagons, Nil styles and
sizss. Just received and sold very cheap
Tor frstclas Eosds ~ mo agricultural
aep arturx4t Of AeESri SsS~ CO.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
Bring On your job work.

Bring On your job work.
A fine school house il being built .,
Payotte.
Only = few days moro in which 10
register.
-.R,v. Mr.. Grove preached Sunday
evening to alsrgs congregation.
For ssls. cheap, good house with
tive lots. Inquire 1t this Office.
Express trains will b put on ths
Oregon Short Line November LIST.
Blaine and Logan badges appeared
numerously on the streets Monday.
Glorious Aswii Plenty Of sausage
ct Cox & FromAn't-first Of tbs season.
Andy Gould is putting up ad~ell-
ing on Middleton street for b. T. Potter.
The Howard S ,brss Co. ships q car
Of -four W Mountsia II ,ms ON Monday.
Any one not . subscriber getting
this paper is Invited to Join Vt the rate
given elsewhere.
The Shoshons journal says Master
Mechanic Reardon will soon remove to
Shoshone to live.
DIR. j. C. Leonard, dentist, Boise
@ty. mo Chs~p Joha work" AZ
asassn Improvements. ~
-Coplos Of The CALpwrLL IMMUNE
ere on sale at the p0stUlSce aud Little,
Csx 4 Co.'S drug stors.
A tsachsrs' insiitsts will be he'd al
tho school house in Caldwell on the 6sb,
9Th and 9Th Of November.
=. R. Coffin Il Bro. have built a
large Granary nesr ths new bricl, ana
are putting plenty Of gra ia into it.
The snow sheds 1T Soda Springs nre
complete d. There will bs NO Interrupt
ton TO Short Line travel Ihis winter.
Greer & Miller this week mcvsd
Mrs. Bake's '~'shAnty' On to her lot on
Kimball street and built . good house
in front Of it.
Hon. Phil. Regan's friends herea-
bouts will bs pleased to learn OF he
prosperity in BulliJn. Now baby
giri-.sst ~etk.
The site for the Methodist church
and parsonage has been chostn. 1t is
on Owyhee ven (Icross the crtel }
ahnv. W;mhsl street-
The Oregon II ,rse and md com
pany, Of which Mr.. Bls~itt 10 IN lnager,
is sxsessed At $4S, 02J in Baker county.
Ogerfelt & Co. are down for $63,076.
Uncle John Mastellsr, of Star, was
down With = fine load Of spples recent
ly. Also, K. G.. Barnw.ll, OF Boise.
Both Flew in the usual samples 1t this
flee.
The Head Purtell Kinney Do Land
party OF miners have got back from tie
Mineral country and are railroa icg
again. They have a rich thing ia the
mines.
A typographical error last week
put the price Of the Idahoan al 500 0t0
instead of 800. 600. Mr.. NJe receives
$1,000 0 and intends to put some Of 1t
into An elegant brick to replace the one
now opposite the Overland hotel.
Boise had three games Of ball this
week between the Salt Lake Blues and
the Capitals. The first and secoLd days
the visitors shook up the home nine 10
the II If rs to 4 and IL to /; the last
day the Capitals made u runs TO II by
the Blues.
Caldwell sent a large delegation to
the ball at Middleton Thursday. night.
The parties we're DIR. Custer and Miss
johnson, /. Lathrop and Miss Patten,
George Oliver and Miss Hopkins, & o.
Pomcroy and Miss Ella Hopkins, Dan
Brown and Miss Deering, and Guy
Becker and Harry Humphrey.
FARMERS, ArIEN rlON!
We want all kinds of grain in eX-
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FARMERS, ArTEN rlON!
We want all kinds Of grain in ex-
chsnge for merchnI d Sc.
r. T. DANILsoN 4 Co.
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Religious.

Rev. A. NJ. Luwisch will preach in this
city to- morrow.
Prayer. meeting at German Methodist
church every Wednesday night.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning and evening.
Preaching at Napoleon tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock by Rev. George Koenig.
Bishop Robertson of the Episcopal church,
confirmed ten candidates last Sunday after
%ternoon in this city.
Usual services at the Christian church to-
morrow morning nj IL o'clock, the Rev. G.
S. Blackwell officiating.
Quarterly meeting at theIGerman Metho-
dist church in this city on the 9Th OF June,
conducted by Rev. H. Il. I:eimer.
Rev. W. NJ. Poage will conduct services at
the Methodist church tomorrow morning at
II O'clock, and at night at 7 O'Clock.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
O'Clock, a. M; Sunday services $ and lO1
O'Clock, a. M, aud 2! O'clock, p. M, Rev. j.
J. Lilly Off. iating.
Rey. g. L. Leyburn is still away at General
Assembly at Vicksburg, aud his pulpit will
lie filed Tomorrow by Rev. j. II. Gauss
of Brownsville. Morning at 104 o'clock; eve
ming at s O'Clock.
Christ church, Sixth Sunday after Easter.
Sunday school, 9:15. Morning Prayer, with
Sermon at IL O'clock. Evening Prayer, al
4 O'Clock, p. m. Evening prayer, with lecture
in the chapel, every Wednesday evening at Z
o'clock. Rev. John Davis, Rector.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-24
h TOM u.

--Iu this city. on Thursday morning. May
%. Mrs W. r. CLINE, nee Mollie l. Foster.
aged 2s years.
LEES than one brief year has elapsed since she
was led 70 the altar. with iair prospects
of q long, happy and useful life. She was
Young and robIst-a picture of health. Yester-
day her mortal remains were deposited in the
grave with her newborn chilli. We sympathlze
with her mother, sisters and brothers. who
have lost a most genial and loving daughter and
sister; but more especially do we sympathize
with the husband, who for some months has
been absent. and who was recalled only; in time
to witness the lost few dying hours of his BRIDE
wife: A noble hearted girl and woman she was
and her absence Will leave 9 void that time
alone can fi:i.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-24
NOTICE.

Thankful for past patronage, we
are " in the market,and we have
to say TO all OF our friends ..that
we will not be undersOld BY any.
through Our stSck. AO not be de,
by flaming placards lof
goods you do not want. but 81 You
want cheap goods aud TO be treated
right. cali OH
a5tr VI. +. ROYlE d SON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-24
Fourth of July Celebration 1884.

At Affords Grove, hear this CITY, by Div.
No. l. Ancient Order of Hibernians of Lafay-
cite county, Mo. The celebrated Richmond
band is engaged for the music; it is composed
Of the best talent and numbers 10 members.
The best of order will be maintained. Prom
inent speakers are invited 10 deliver adj
dresses on lie occas Jon, and most of them
have accepted. Come one and all, anq cele-
brate the In dependence of our country. Ali
the Kansas City boys are coming down.
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THE

Born In this CITY, on the 18th inst. to the
vile OF Prof John F. Lanneau-a boy.
lin this city. May 2lst, to the wife Of Mr..
W. X. Gline-u bOy-stIIlborn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-24
Ice Boxes.

l am making an ice box that takes the
chunk. Come and order size to suit before
the hot weather comes.
may17t2 A. W. SAITH,
Opposite Postofice, Lexington, Mo.