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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
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SYRUP OF FIGS.

Natures own true Laxative. Pleas
ant to the Palate, acceptable to the
Stomach, harmless in its nature, pain
less in its action. Cures habitual Con-
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
I. O. o. F.

On Wednesday night, January 7th, at
the Odd Fellows hall in this city, Geo.
Little, grand warden of the grand lodge
of Idaho, for D. D. A. A. Hoover, in
stalled tho officers of Caldwell lodge
No. 10 as follows:
T. T. Danilson, N. g.; R. E. Miller,
V. G.; S. II. Moe, R. s.; d. d. Camp
bell, warden; c. E. Lee, conductor; j.
N. Martin, r. S. to N. G.
The lodge is in fourishing condi-
ton financially. Its membership has
increased 800 per cent. during the past
term.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
THE POPULAR APPROVAL

OF the now famous Syrup OF Figs as
the most eficacioas and agreeable
preparation ever offered TO the world as
. cure for Habitual Constipation, Bill
iousness, Indigestion and kindred ills,
has been won by the wise plan pursued
by the California Fig Syrup company.
Knowing that any remedy truly bene-
fetal in its effect on the system, and at
the same time plearant to the taste, will
meet with a rapid sale, the Company,
through its agent for Caldwell, Little
Cox & Co., gives away bottles free OF
charge. Try it and judge for yourself.
Large bottles fifty cents and one dollar.
52-Sm-1
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

. A Grand Army post has been organ
izod at Eagle Rock.
Ex-Assessor Leonard of Alturas is go
ing into the thoroughbred dairy bust
ness near Boise.
A per cent. monthly dividend on the
HALEY Water company's stock was Or
dered paid on the 10Th.
A sneak thief named Frank Hamilton
was arrested after he had begun going
through everybody tn the Dewey House,
Shoshsne, on the 9th.
A dose of laudunum was given to
Frank Divers baby at HALEY the other
day by mistake for paregoric. The
child died in short time.
The Eagle Rock Register says the
building of the branch railroad from
Camas to the Viola mine is a settled
fact and work will be begun within six
ty days.
The kitchen roof of hotel in Ketch-
UNI fell in under the weight Of snow the
other day. The only casualty, says tho
keystone, was the Chinese slush cook
scared to death.
A large number of o. S. L. officials
have headquarters at Shoshone; among
them are Frank Reardon, master me-
chanic; John Muckley, assistant, and
Steve X. Jackson, general foreman Of
the Car department.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

Gwinn q Baker have just moved into
their new store and will have the finest
place OF business in this part Of the ter
ritory when arranged as they intend.
They propose dealing fairly with their
customers and are soon to open out
with new al. Call and see them,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
A Circulating Library.

In response to numerous requests to
do so, the collection OF books which THE
CALDWELL TRIBUNE possesses has been
converted into a circulating library and
it will be ready for the public on Tues
day next. Catalogues, with rules and
terms, can be obtained at the office.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
FlPTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Lost, on Front avenue, between the
bakery and my residence, above Kim
ball street, on Wednesday, January T.,
1885, a Red Leather Pockstbook con-
tanning about $50 in bills as follows:
Two 500 bills.
Two $50 bills.
Two SIS bills.
Also, some papersand three pictures.
The above reward will DO given for
the return of the money and papers to
me. J. B. MILLBURN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

.yriaS q your job work.

Bring 81 your job work.
Tom Brown has moved into his
new house.
DIR. J. c. Leonard, dsAHst, Boise
W~ 'Hs Chssp John work" AL
Ssdscn improvements. "a
Copies Of The CALDWELL TRIBUNE
~ on sale At the postodiss And Little,
Or i Co.'S drug stsrs.
John Beatty, Jr., with Reed, Jones
& Co., Omaha, has sent to his patrons
an elegant 1885 calendar.
Mrs. Rutledge, daughter Of Reuben
Cox, and sister Of the Cox boys of this
place, died at her residence below Boise
. few days ago.
The People etc. vs.. M. B. Gwinn,
for giving short weight in coal, was dis
missed on motion of the prosecution for
insuficisnoy of evidence.
:, Mrs. N. Harrison's tailor system
q cutting and fitting ladies and chill
trsHa+ dresses taught by Mrs. Geo. F.
Busch. Priee, including chart, $3.50.
Caldwell market prices: Oats, in
trade, 10 per pound; barley, in trade,
80, per ewt.; wheat, delivered 1t the
mill, zoo psr bu. Flour, $3.50 per Dbl.
Wholesale
Hon. Tom Catalan, now that he is
not tangled up in the prosecuting attor-
neyship, is prepared to attend to cases
in NY court from Dan to Beershsba-
AdS5ouhty preferred, however.
Nat Graves, who went to Hot
Springs, Ark, some time ago, wrote
back to John Mamnen that ''the &C
commodations on the Oregon Short
Line are hard to beat IN any country"
-TAe immigration Bureau, Of which
MIR. Cooper is president and Mr.. Little
statisticisn, promulgates that it SHOWS
in this country but once in nineteen
years and this is the year for 1t. Good
enough, but where is the snowf
"A bill has passed the house provid-
ing fsf an appropriation of $4,000 for
the Boise City bridge and s6. 900 for the
Caldwell bridge, each sum to beck
pended by commission and the money
, to come from the sale Of county bonds.
. Parties who have formerly resided
in Omaha and are interested in keeping
track of people and events there, are
cordially recommended to the Omaha
Excelsior as an excellent medium. A
bit of enterprise recently exhibited was
its New Years number, with etchings
Of thSfnsst residences built in the past
year.
Our dog Jack has gone and il evil
IDENTIFY dead. Strychnine was admins
tered to him ono day last week and after
doe wing him all night we supposed he
,.had Recovered. He has since disap-
pearsd. Anybody knowing his where
abouts will confer favor by informing
this Office. He can be identified by
hairbrand on the left hind leg made out
of news ink.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCollum gave
thoroughly enjoyable party at their
residence on the 9th. A number Of
Caldwell people attended, among them
being VIM. Goehring. John B. Evans,
Tom Brown and wife, Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Patton, Johnnie Johnson, Miss Wood
warA Dan Brown, Guy Becker, c. W.
Cooper. Miss Dsering, Byron and Mon
tie Frost, w. E. Mosby and J. B. Mill
burn.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Frank R. Coffin was in town this
week.
A. B. Moss. mayor of Payette, was in
town this week.
Bill Cess has got back from Montana.
He returned by way Of the New Or
leans exposition.
Sherm. CONN went east last Satur-
day to get married. This is official.
Democrat please copy.
w. Clevinger, who has just finished
E. ]. Smiths house few miles below
town, has gone to Ontario,
A. L. Simondi, of Weiser, grand
master Of Idaho Odd Fellows, was in
town this week on Order business.
Caldwsll's social circle has received a
welcome addition in Miss Zilpha Cakes,
who arrived from Fort Hall last Sum
day.
Sam Best, representing W. v. Morse
& Co., Omaha, will be along here next
month selling boots and shoes by sam
pie.
E. ]. Smith has gone to Wapello
county, lows, to visit his folks and get
= little cold weather. When he returns
he will move on to his ranch down in
Dixie.
Haskell House: W. H. Bintz, Omaha
J, M. Martin, Emmsttsville; Fred.
Brunzell and wife, a. Brunzell, Roy
nolds Greek; H. S. Grant, E. M. Miller,
Chicago; J. M. Ballantine, Payette; J.
w. Riley, J. R. Mammen, Valley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
NOTICE.

All accounts on our books
or owing the late firm of
Humphrey & Gwinn MUST be
SETTLED either by cash or
note by February 1st, or same
will be placed in the hands Of
an attorney for collection.
GWINN g BAKER.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
Job Printing.

Job Printing.
BUSINESS Cards.
Wedding Cards.
Legal Blanks.
Posters.
Dodgers.
Programmes.
Receipts.
Pamphlets.
Briefs.
Bill Heads.
Letter Heads.
Statements.
Funeral Cards.
Wedding Stationery.
Anniversary Cards.
Note Heads.
Envelopes.
Meal Tickets.
Milk Tickets.
Pool Checks.
Conductors Cheeks.
Etc. etc. etc.
Call at The CALDWELL TRIBUNE
printing Office, or address W. J. Cuddy,
Idaho, for prices.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

ANOTHER CARLOAD
q Ans Spring Wagons, all styles and
sasss, Just received and sold very cheap
~ Grst- class goods at the agricultural
hppsrtmsnt u Howard 6sbrse Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
ALICE Z. MCKENZIE

ALICE E. MCKENZIE
Makes portraits in India Ink, Water
Color, Crayon and Pastel.
Call and examine specimens ut Drug
store.
Rooms 1t the residence OF Mrs. Rob
srt Mckenzie. 10-17-Sm.
Richland beacon., 1885-10-17
From the Bloody Ground.

DR.. {. 2. IINRrNA~ X Co. Columbus.
Ohio.-I necp the largest stock OF Eeti-
ciucS OF any store in Lewis CONT. with
III. exception Z drag store AZ ' ancc-
burg. our county seat, and an s..ling a
.r.a, deal OF vour PERUNA and NANh-
LIN II ; giving the best satisfaction of
anv me .lciae that ever handled. In one
c.<,. thc constable for the precinct. has
been ve~y sex AMI low spirited for long
;i'nc Fp- scrcrI. ycd-s he has tried al
The doctors here, An we have some good
o rs, an4 thy ill him no good. After
ma-n persuasion | sold him fTD bottles
ot PERuXA ani MNSALiS. He took ha,f
Of the medicine. coaid see a grca;
change in him. and now he IS a. sound
nan apparently H. there Is IN ~ vicinity,
AMI ne saws he IS entirclv well. lie IL
4 number Or. man and is highly re-
s1ec;ci lie is satisfied that our ned
cine saved his lie. alter a., the d1c;o-S and
al .r-i.cincs hal failed. Beg undC-
Clail.ci ni'h yoa, ! re-er YOU 10 John
: il..;to X Co, A.to~. P.nckaci n Co,
anI other business h uses OF C:nc'nnatI.
IL. GILLESPIE. p. NJ.
NcssrS. A!lr>0n s. Ship.cv, OF
Wayaes 5urg. Pa. write: Please ,eaA L.
some Il, Of Lie" ,mrned .atc.v We
are having By run on YOUR medicine,
PERux>. In; I'd o' diving out. Ike most
rnei.cinc, IA course OF :!rc, i seems 10
D. growing il favor. We sell lots OF Il.
Please send the books soon.
Mrssrs. Wr,horn x Urban, of Ale
rlcnv CIV. Pa write: Having 4 large
-lr for vJur P1Rv,.. and NANALGN. We
Inv. a,sp many calls for v0ur book, His
nf Life p.ea>e sen! US i sL3nls OF them
German and English. and o3ii-e.'
:. Wo.f IL SJa, W.rlo', O, w-.:e {:
"Gcr,lc:nrn We hanl,cyour goods. aai
they give GOOD ea:isiac'.on.'
\. 9. S...tr&s. Grccur7, X, ss"s I:
"G-nt.r'ncn an handiin,, yoa- Hlcii-
O.ncS. and having Il good :rlde on them. '
!. \. Saunders, Mut.a>hnrg, y Va,
writes "G,1'cncn \ oUr P.R-NA
,e,,, ,I>t ~ Givv- good Sl' >i4o',on mere.
Ne sci 'nore rrRvT, than any o;Aer
Drrnara-; u we handle
". Bauer. 81 MARI. r., w~.''s p
MY >oa i. s.;i improving il hra,-n.
Your PHR;'NN ], iust the tlilg for h.'u.
H. l.. DJv X Co, Ecw Vienna, ONO,
write -. B. iiNRTNAN X 90 CO'u,n-
hls, Ohio -(Ieniie'ren N1.r PFPr%A
s-ls a, we'll a. sHv nirdi-iuc ".n Us.
Quite = number nave 'old is LA PESUSA
IS ,i.- bc>, ting ;:Iev ever used
IE-LC "A - >u,i b, a. Grus.t- Free
:. 900 pee ha-' .. ,lx hy',c> 600. ltyou can
n : gr, 0; from scnr dr .ggi>t, wr VII ,rnd ,
,u r.c".r' q regular Prce. "" pr'f"- yo'
NV ~ .run sunT irDasi-l. bnt i he ha>u'; .
.'u ~, b. r-rsnsi-d 20 Try something e.>'
hgt Yr.:er irJm n - "rrr - "a ec;ed.
: b EaR-VAN h Co..
l.--.rr.Hu. -
Richland beacon., 1885-10-17

The town Of Monroe and the V 5
& p. Il. Il. Co, are trying to perfect
an arrangement by which the f. K.
bridge at Monroe is TO become
wagon and foot bridge also.
The extra cost il estimated at
$4,000 90, Monroe should not he, l.ate
to pay her part Of the expense. 1t
seems the Il. r. Officials desire the
ci-~to ray n..i and the K L. c.,
70. al! the reven1a derived from toll
t. w,u,I -ecII iu-: n, 20 the toll
hui NA~l taken M,o consideration
the ,n-rca,e f trade to Monroe It
ucila : wou,i Dc better i,r tie city
t, acr+p, Tie proposition a'tlough it
l,oa, a. thou.h the Il. K Co, wouli
be ,nr r.oiinS Themselves a; the sA.
ponsc u ths ;'vu Of VI rr"e
Richland beacon., 1885-10-17
Agent. need offer us anything less 'ann INC
shove rates.

~ ce-'s prr line. each insertion. inr reading
H,sr-r or local notices Is per co.'s, added ="
qhov. rates 'or zach change cf yearly, hI:i
'rariv or quarterly advertisements.
Po>lrvc!v NJ reiur'on from stOse rates iv5
.hr accommodation n any one.
Cash must accompany every or'"r hn'r''
Ne advertiser or agent Is known by ;he pro
pri-for 20 be responsible party.
COMMUNICATIONS mus, reach tths office iF
~ Nefcre hur.dnv mornings, y ihty ?,i.'tr
in ,lia fr.r issue after rhey are r-ce''"d, ~
stverr'.erren,s must be handed in teiorT tri
day noop.
Richland beacon., 1885-10-17
Gape Wilson's BAptiL .ns.

tIalC - .i~''I - cor ret dNt1
VIII kerps barber shop, AID hsps
w4rn lie talks. not h.c.,uo. ~ w!snr,
10 n1uear eitr.uiIlte. bat fer the
r4u,,ll nat he WAS born - lisp aLd
carnot help II.
Not lolu AGO Gahe was corverte /
hv Parsrn Llge Johnson, aid ex-
prcs.ei desire 20 he"om- mem-
Der Of tie B-th,,'ia b. '!st Church.
\ day was appointed for rne baptism.
and Nose Smith, who doesn't nkC Il
hone IN Cabs body, becan-e lie
.ravs t,ltiois 10 "a tam colored
Leaurv whom Nose loves, concluded
f. have some iur at the h4pt!ziu-.
Nose ascer,urcd that Gabe was
telror-sticlen everr time he saw
snake. so lie went to 4 tov store and
purchased wooden snake with
painted rings around It's tail. and on
tie day tie baltiGing WAS to take
place lie entered the church surrep-
iiouslv AMI dropped the snake in the
rool IL which the converts are i'm
mers1t.
On. - was very popular with the
colprei peopic, and Bethesda Church
was crowded almost t. suFocation.
parson Lige Johnson after surveying
lis congregation a inOinelt arose in
the pulpit Il moment AMI SAID: Bred
erin and sisters, dar Is one mo
younr soul what has come heah TO
line tie holy hand what is marchin'
Iour de road 10 salvation" Then
stepping down from the pu'pit he ap-
proached Gahe. who WIS seated on
the front bench, and clasping his
hand and singing at the top of his
voice. led him to the steps which ran
down Into tie pool.
The water was about breast deep,
snd Parsou Johnson, after leading
Gahe to tie centre of the pool,
closed his eyes solemnly and COM
mercei reciting the service. M
brudder, bqptIze YER but at tins
nom: in the proceedings, Gabe'5 eyes
rested on the wooden snake floating
in the water, and he made plunge
to get out of the pool, and Parson
Tire. thinking that he wa about TO
shout, took firm grip on his coat
collar.
"Thav, nigger, turn me losse,
lsned Ciabe in terror. Don't yer
thee dat thakey
NV brudier,' continued the par
son. II baptizes yer
..Thav. look at dat thake," Gabe
howled again.
sDont be skeered Brudder Vii
son. said the par,on.
NO. sab, jes' -jes' look at dat
,hake. Tse not 'er fool 10y or in
thicht. Thay dar comes lie thnakr,
and with howl he leaped out of the
nool and went scooting down the
aisle and out Of the church Ike q
jack rabbit.
Par,on Lige Johnson then turned
his eyes. aud snre enou.n there was
loun snake pointing lis head direct
lv AT him. and he how.ed even louder
than Gabo, and before the aotonishec
congregation could understand the
cause of all the trouble Parson john
son had juuped out of the pool sn'
plunged Aeadlong through az opci
window.
The mcmhe-s 4 the Ba;hosl L
church were very arCrr when tie.
found out The Joke which hal bee'
rlaved, and sail dat dey wn7 gNln
;cr eit lie law On som@D1dy. -'
Gq6e Wilson. who never stopped raA
= nint un:il ne reached home, SAID
fl thee de man what pat Is
tlaaa- lar, I5e .wiunter have u
h.alt'
Richland beacon., 1885-10-17
THE RICHLANO BEACON
WILEY P, MANGHAM- : Proprietor
Terms Of SulDscription
ie published every Saturday mornIug, II
TAYv!LLE. LOUISIANA,

'ne cory. on year
Dua, - SIX mouths
sIN col ies, one year
leu Z" q"
Richland beacon., 1885-10-17
Please Remember

The, hereafter all advertisements Of JHiI'
-ial sales ,ru.' b. paid for before the day Il
sal or they will Ne taken ont and the sales
stopped In no instance will this rule or de-
waited from. There is no isw N compel any
one tn work for another for nothing. and We
propose n ou,, II, Hand in the money with
he advertisement if you want II 10 go In Il
Richland beacon., 1885-10-17
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