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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-03
@eperbe tm Sem yer. staatsm.

Sin ban Ger. Staoten eisbt IS, Iaui
GtRips II, 1912, COO Mdrner uub Jrauen,
Bite id reri6ieecnen @smsrbeu pi6u1fn.
Sieie 3abI ma6t "a 6 Yros. Der geiamms
ten &sp0Iteruns aus; cesr UOn her gan:
,en 3abI Der msbc ais 10 Jabie Gaeu
G~inpobner Der ger. Santen itrb 48
Bro,ent 9sperbsIeute. S:ubenten, Or,
b~eiisunfdbise uno Strafin9e fnb in biss
fer SabI nt6t inbs9r:fsn, wrtI dber Elm
trtIedIibes S1maroecrtbunt.
Rie 3abI Der adsrbau bstrei6enosn
8erionen 1T beSeuteno erSBer oIS bic fol:
der, be ii1 an6ersn 9eper6eu ,pibu,sn.
Sbre 3ahL ud@t AL YroSeut Der gs=
iaulnten MISUNDERSTANDING aus. Bon
ben 1000, COO 9erionen, bic bas Qan6
bebauen, ftu5 4,5OO, 900 lsIbititdnbi9e
FARMER, 9S9ter un6 Qfanier; 3.GoO,z
900 fino Tarmnrbeitsr unb l3O, coo finb
SIumenpFanisr unb 9dyiner. Ssr 3us
MAIDS ter SabI Der Erbei,er in ben 8sre:
rus1ten wdbrenb Der Isttsn Sabrsu Dar
Tugcriein gtoB.
Inter ben I0anbpsrfern nelnten bic
53imms,Ierte ben eIIfen &au9 Elm, mas
Die SabI anbetriHt. SR bem 2eitraume
pom 1850 bis 1880 permebtte iid teren
2abI pom $50, OCO nuf ga, 900. Sn zen
Issisn paar Sab,en seiete i'd iebc9 cine
Mbna5nte mos Der Ginfi5rung pen Sta
fdtnen fir foIde Gr5fitsn, tte f:i5er nit
Ger 5anb pe1ridtet Derbsn mIbten, 3u;
BGE6reibeu 1T. &us bsnIeibsH 9.iR6en
tet bic 8abI Ger 8upFcri@mieSe uro Der
Uasrer felt bent Sabre 1850 MIR einen
nnbeoentenben Suua9S erLe6t.
4,424, 600 8eriouen bstreiben in cen
Der. Staatsn %iOgenannte rIiberaIe@ 9ros
ieilionsu. 9ierlu 9eb5ren bic @ouofaten,
Ste S~seior0er, tie aerste, bic Qebrsr un6
2~ebreriuneu, fouis bic 9ar6isre, SsiefeIs
puSer unS 0tsnFboien. O;e SabI Der
@eiRli6en lit uou.26 ,s42 iu1 Sabre 1850
auf 64,69s in 1880 seitieeen, bic ter
NSpofntsn pcn 90, 1889 ouf 64,137, bic
Der &er,te pGH 40 500 onf Sc. coo, Der
Fehry1 uub 9ebreriuuen pcn SO, 600 auf
23s GEO au6 Ste 3abI Der So9ndr3te pon
Zo23 auf 1884.
9e3eHwdrttg 9iebt IS in ben0ereinfeten
Staaten 1912 S6nuipieIer, $500 &l DIE
tetteu, 1871 Sdriftfteuer, 11Gs STE:
miller, 1851 SSueeuieure unb IL, 3Os
SouruaIifeu.
Sn Der Statiitit iber bic. 0ieulf5cteu
dbt f& cine bemerseuswertBe Ebatlc5e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-03
GrnreiTe 9eforSeruna

BON 8risfsn in sr6Beren Stdbtsn. Sr
Der Ietten 9ofetats8i beInbet R5 eint
elaufel, woua3 Der Generals oifmeiffer
ermd6tist wirb, 1Osgents, Soffmarten
anfertisen 3u Iafen, unb baB 8riefe,
wel9e, auBer nit Der sep6bnIi1en 5rans
t~irunssmnrte petiebsn werbeu. Tn Stdbs
ten unb Ortfdaftsu, bic cine ginppbuers
sast uoa 1000 unb barber babsn, fofort
mad Intunft, obne weitere Ra9sa5Iung,
On ben rsip. Abrefoteu bei5rberf merSen
nio9en. Guf 9rEnb 6tefss 9eIetes If
i'm YoiisO epartemsnt cine Cite iber bic
9inwo5ner;ohl Ger Stdbte unb Srti6af.
ten GuSefertiSt worbeu, uu fsft3uifeuen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-03
9smjlaLs 2ya6riStsrl

- Sin Spn6itGt 9dmburs
Ger Iirusu bat in Wsftaf,ita 6ebsutenbs
earbgsbiete e,pr,ben.
-Ret9baIti9e RobtenIager
Fn5 nass Sir1ugc0, i'm nsrifanif6en
Stoate 9oabuiIa, entSstt mOlheu.
--Wan sIaubt, baB bic srOBe
Site i'm Cuban bis gum 9erbit % Bro,
cent Ser snsl;i6en gru,se %birrafIsn wiro.
Der 6erace HiGmonh,
Der reidife 9runbbsitsr 0cHhnn's, bat
olIsn Rietbsrn 10 Grcent Ristbsers
n.dFisuns b~epiuist.
-aus Calcutta wirS semeIs
sat. eaB in ZEN lbets unb S3naigOsE i=
itritteu SRhisn's GROCER Stahen hur1
EIIrs orge;;dtct porSeu If.
-0ie &iufIer StaIiens
rcueu cine Population mad @aibinston
itideu, I'm wom69Ii9 eire Gbidnfuna
ees Souss Gnf R:nffwerts bur65uieSen.
Die Population uirb auei ouleritdnil9e
RiuitIer umi9IisBsu.
-0ie in Der @tatt Werico
erf6eincnbs 3eitIrg ga RdtriaH rers
biTet fi6 fur Die &adri9t, tag eire Dor.
t,as 65au CT e;ueta Eese febsu Sinosr
| ethcrsu babe. Die RiR5ar itatEea f5mmt:
liz, pGbrsnb lie Rutter am gsb:n bIisb.
Gin fogeanaRtsr Seebdr
(arote 8obbe), ein isIiiamsr @nit In Der
SEiss, ibnemm neuli5 Bel Srapemiinte
ans Sanh. Giujsc an Stranoe ueilenoe
Slider eii5Iugen tas CHER unb bra9teu
e5 ipdier nod Qnbsd, no fs III eirsm
&us iteuuaesrouane eiTe Weree S6ou=
IEiliJs berauSistt. Gisier Sssbdr bot
ba5 uniebcnIi6e 9spi5t Don 500 Rfurb.
SIN @isn D%urbeH am 25.
6e5raar atsaSB BaIb 9 lbr bret bsftise
9ttI5Be ue, fpiirt, psI9e ;wsi Sesurben
cn5isltsn. Gie St6be s;nasn in her
Ridtgns Ron WeEf mad On. Gin
rd9fen Worssn erfcIafs ehsrmals Elm
fdU65srer 9rbitoR. Die grberi6Ittes
runsen warea Ton boansrGbnIi5en RoI:
len bsgIsitst.
-Sn SprottdU farb am Is.
D. We., i'm 90. gsbersiI hire Ger Rentier
@oIirant, eim geterun aus ben JIetbsits=
tIieeen, Ser nntsr SiIoD an Der fieg>
rei9sn S9Iadt Der Yreusen ee9en BITE
Trausoisn (untsr Rari5nu 9tep) aut 6.
September 1918 thsiIeenomnrr unb
au5 benz 9inniori3 Der 8srbinbeten in
4aris 1918 b%siserobut bate.
- TlrR RauI gisterba3p
uerIcr au 3. Wdr; auf Der Rsife pom
Snbapsit ua9 8da6 sine SIieFtaI&e nit
lunosrtsuansietoulen6 @aIben. Gin
ar5eiter, peIdsr bsn nus Rnnb rad
Reft suridsetsbVtea Waseu rsiniste,
farS Die Safbs pon Rroiobius6sr unb
CAB lie NIT benz pollen SnbuIt Sci Der
Botisei a5.
q { mertp Irbiee Ser
fEsuug bat Ger Setter her getersburger
ROLi3ei, General @rdHer erInffen. Aue
8eiiser pon @afb6feu, 6sftaurant5,
Sier5ausn &c. ftnb oneemieien, aus cen
6ffsutIideu &dumsn Die SiISni6e bes
Roiisrs un6 Der h5rigen MiteIieeer Der
taiisrIi9en SamiIie ~ e~ntfsruen, neil bic
8eiu5sr ui9t iuuner bic seS0riee I'D.
tuns cor ben SiIberu beteusen."
-Sn Der erf9eis
ueu IT eewtfsu 5eittaseu bic iuusen
Mdb3en bein San: IN rotten &5den,
Die nit rueiseH pSer eeIben StreiFen I'M:
ro5mt ftn6. SieIe Strsifea heIeiGueu
bic 6Sbs eer Ausfeuer, weI9e has NIdbs
den iu erbaItcn bat. SeSer wsi6e Streis
fen be6sutst Silbsr uRb be3si4net 100
5ranteH SabresreHte, isSer seIbe Strsis
fen bsoeutst Sob nab besei@net 1000
6rautsn Sabresrente.
= Sic Sirtinif5eR abonua
n Der S6HisIi5en 9aIsrie gu DRESDEN
wurSe tiraIi9 elmer ~umi@meISuns bes
2adi5ersuses uuterpcrfeu, ueIGe DOTS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-03

Oorf uaS rad weaisen SabEeu hetteH
IS bic bsfarbisen Gititirse bes @ebirs
aes auf 6sIS nub Gfur oumdIia sdstns
9ebra&t, bag bic ginnobHer i6IieBIi9
ibre Wohuuhaen psrIaHen mu6tsu, bic
nun inter heu1 S@utte ruben. giie
ipdter 6ur9 einen SaGusrfdnbiaeH ses
ma6te AhfGdsuus ersab iherbies, bag
Der Malb, du9 nnr ats Brenn1oI; GEE
reGnet, ein}n @ertb pon mesr GEs
200 eco 6rGres beIaB. 0as 1T (iett
Ger gerfG6et bin:u) teine eeaenbe, fcns
bern eine 9eiGi9te, tsren @abybsit nod
lei9t fefaefslit werbsn Tam. DEM
von ben bafuGIiseu ginwobnern hben
mod eiwa 3 pher 48sterans1, wet5e bas
mals ben WaIb a6i6Ia9en haIfen, I'M
hamit ibren Nobnuneen ban aaeinisen
S5us gu ufbnaea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-03

pie DieIe folder Stdbte ber Befiinrrnuug
hes ergabEtsn @sittss uHterfaLieH. xhs
SasI beiieIbeu 1T auf $50 fsffssfient
wofben; o5enan auf Der 2iite ftebt Wai:
fahufeits nit So Stdhten &C., eanu folst
Rep gort nit CT, 9ennfuIuanieu NIT
81, S5io init 46, SlinOis NIT 81, Cons
nectieut nit SO, Rew Ssrfep nit 90,
Widisau unb Snbinna nit lie 81, 8iss
cOnl,n nit 90, Soma unb Maiue nit is
10 nnb artanias, OsIawdre, ,&riIona,
9eeu Merito unb Oregon nit lie elmer
0rtf5aft BON i5er 1000 G%inwnbner.
(98. SournaI.)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-10-27

Thue it may he seen that only two cases out
of twenty-six were lepers, although they all
were born of leprous parents, and never were
out Of leprous society in their lives.
1t would be unfair in this connection not TO
mention the fact that have never seen case
of leprosy in child previous to the time when
the permanent teeth erupt, although have
had over two Thousand cases of the disease in
charge during the four years from ssl to 1884
inclusive.
Five cases of incubation have been fruitIess
elsewhere. Let us look at results in the same
direction here.
DR.. G. Trousseau has often told me how lie
was bitten by leper, some ten years ago. un-
til the blood ran, but Dr. r. has not contracted
the disease.
Kaauku, mail carrier on Maui, had the pal
mar snrface of the third finger of his left hand
bitten olt by leper, over seven years ago.
Kaauku has not contracted the disease.
DR., E. Aiming had scratch on his finger,
and made post norton ON body dead from
leprosy, in the leper hospital here. His arm
within few days became very badly swollen
aud he suffered severe constitutional disturb
ance, but has not developed the disease.
regret ] cannot give the exact date, but it is
more than eight months ago.
Keanu, convicted murderer, had the death
penalty pronounced upon him, for his crime,
committed by the King and Privy Council, TO
Imprisonment for life, on condition that he
consent to be inoculated with leprosy, to test
the question. More than eight months ago DR..
Z. Aiming raised blister on his (Keanu's)
arm, and rubbed into the raw surface, matter
from leprous ulcer taken from the arm Of one
Of my patients at Kakaako Leper Hospital. In
addition to this, he cut of Ieprous tubercle
and transferred it to Keanu's arm, to which it
adhered and grew fast: but no symptoms Of the
disease have as yet been developed
Upon June 10th, 1882, while engaged in
making post norton examination on the body
of boy who died from leprosy, scratched
my wrist, but was not aware Of the fact until
the end OF the operation, when the smarting
Fensation attracted my attention, and found
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-10-27

Refoye Jrdd, -. McCHIly aud Preston, J.J OPT
ion NJ the Court By McCHlly, J.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-10-27

WHICH sIIIIIs amounting dIIOSeLDeT
to. ......-.a.. ..-.......-. .S2,S72.00
were adjudged to be paid by defendant
Lopez to the plaintiffs.
The defendant Cunha was awarded the
sum of SS8400 made up Of $4,000 the
price paid for cattle returned by him I'M
der the order of the Court expenses driv-
ing and delivering the same and increased
value thereof.
The defendant DAndrade was awarded
the sum of the Sl,35L00 made up as fol
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-10-27

Mr.. Justice Austin died without signing
| any decree.
The defendant Lopez appealed.
On behalf of the appellant it was con
tended
That the Court had no jurisdiction to
award general damages, the defendant
Lopez cannot be deprived of his right to
trial by jury.
The only question properly referred
was the value of the live stock not returned.
This was properly made An award of
general damages cannot be supported A
plain distinction is to be drawn between
compensation for a deficiency and gen
eral damages. 90 E.as rf
Story Eq Jur. Sec T94, 696 .E
There Is no prayer in the bill to Justify
an enquiry into damages. The decree
should follow the relief prayed for.
Manu- v. Campbell. 1 Haw. 49S
Story Eq. Pl. Sec AZ.
No decree should be made which does
not order payment of amount found to be
due on the mortgage.
The finding as to the value of the horses
should be revised.
No decree can be made on this bill in
favor of the co-defendants D'Andrade and
Cunha The form of the bill does not an
thorize 1t. Graham VS. r. R. Co. 3 Wall
l04 does not support the dictum of the
learned Judge.
For the plaintiffs it was commended at
great length and with much persistence
that the prayer for general relief warranted
the Court in awarding damages flowing
from the wrongful acts which form the
basis Of the complaint tH
l..
Storys Eq. Jur. sec.
The authorities are unanimous in hold
ing that prayer for general relief is a
sufficient basis for any or all such relief
as Is agreeable to the case made by the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-10-27
THE CENTRAL
Cigar& Tobacco Emporium
campbelrs Block, Merchant Street,
Honolulu, H. l.

THE CENTRAL has been opened for the accumoda
non o the lovers OF the choccr article OF the weed
Intend to keep at the CENTRAL q fnc variety or
NlGAkS and TOBACCO. and have made special
arrangements with importers from abroad Trusting for
liberal share OF patronage, remain. respectfully
Nt3 Z WTSENA-N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-10-27
EXCHANGE ON CHINA

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE-
PARED TO DRAW On THE
Chartered Bank of India. Australia and
China, HonglEong.
iA2 BISHOP CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-10-27

Within the last month 10000 persons have
been vaccinated in Montreal.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
FRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giveh that sealed
bids will be received at the Cffice of the
bridge commissioners Of Ada county 81
Caldwell, Idaho, until February 10th,
1885, at ono o'clock p. m. (the same
shall be opened at 2 O'Clock p. m. on
same day and date) for the construction
of a combination bridge across the
Boise River one mile above said town OF
Caldwell at or near the site Of the
present bridge. Said bridge to be 24O
feet long, consisting Of four 30 and one
40 It. spans and II IT. roadway, one
foot higher than the present bridge.
Said bridge to rest upon piling sunk
from to ~ IT,; also for an approach
on the north bank Of the river one hun
dred and sixty feet long resting on pill
ing 20 #. apart; also grading and filing
at each end OF bridge; in accordance
with the plans and specifications adopt
cd by the board Of bridge commission
ers and now on file at the office Ut the
bridge commissioners in said town OF
Caldwell.
The board reserving the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
The office Of tho board is at the store
of f. Z. Coffin & Bro.
T. T. DANILsoN,
M. b. GwINN,
SHERMAN NJ. COFFIN,
Bridge Commissioners.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
HABIrUAL CONSTIPATION.

Iss prolific source of misery and
many ills, giving rise to Headache,
Dizziness, Fevers, Nervousness, Rest
lsssncss, Biliousness, Indigestion,
Poisoning Of the Blood, etc. Tho bit
tor, naussous Liver medicine, pills,
salts and draughts formerly used to re-
lieve the sufferer, only aggravste the
diseass and sicksn the stomach. All
who are afflicted in that way, know the
Importance Of remedy pleasant to the
palate, harmless in its nature, and truly
beneficial in its action. The trial bot
ties Of Syrup Of Figs given away free OF
charge by our entsrprising druggists,
L tile Cox & Co. prove that it is al
that can bs desired. Large bottles 1t
ff y cents or one dollar. So Sm.2
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13

Tommy Conway possesses mor'
presence Of mind than most IL year old
boys. Wednesday evening his little s.
year old sister accidentally set fire to
her clothing and in d moment was in
flames. Tommy threw her on the floor
and put out tho fire by rolling her. BY
the time tho rest had rscovNed from the
excitement the little gin was safe.
Tommy blistsred his Angofs . little.
Conway thinks . heap Of that boy.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
TO THOSE WHO LIVE IN GLASS
HOUSES.


written for the Statesmsn.)
To the young and the old, this theme will apply:
Ifyou live in glass houses, never throw stones,
For the person you throw at is sure to reply,
And with 10 per cent. interest will pay back the
l0an's
II your life is unsullied then pluck out the mote
From the eye of your brother-but never before
Else seeing the beam in you own, he will vote
You hypocrtts and will your actions sbhor.
Talk not of your neighbors who have done you no
For, though justice may travel with slow leadsn
heel,
Her shaft IL Of iron and strong is her arm,
And the baek-biting niggard his poignard will feel
Though truth crushed to earth win certainly rise
At NO distant day and put falsehood to shame;
Then what has the slanderer gained by his lies?
Nausht but . corrupt and unenviAble name.
H.W.Z.
There must be blood on tho moon
down tho valley. The appearance OF
the above in the Statesman brought out
the following:
written for THE CALDWELL TRIBUNx.)
To the young man this theme will apply:
II you live in . glass house, never throw stones;
Fer the psrson you throw at Is sure to reply
And with 20 per cent. interest will pay back the
loans.
II your Life is snsulied, then pluck out the mote
From thesyes Of your neishbors, but never before;
Else seeing the beam in your own they Will vote
You hypocrite and will your actions abhor.
Talk not Of your neighbors who have told you the
truth,
For though justice may travel with slew tread
ing heel,
Her shaft 10 Of iron aAd strong is her arm,
AID the bsck-bitng Mongslian their pinisn will
feel.
Though truth crushed to earth will certainly rise
At no distant day and put falsehood to shame;
Then what has the slanderer gained by his lesp
Naught but corrupt and objectionable disgrace.
LIB.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13

The large store building cor. Market
and Canyon st., owned BY F. J. Ksissl
= Co.. Is for rent. This building IL -
BY Is II. losg, together with . so #.
cellar. and Il al fitted up with counters,
shslving. ete and we'll adapted for
NEST any business. and will BE- rented
reasonable Apply,to
T. T. DANILsoN 4 Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
NOTICE.

The patrons Of the school Arc request.
cd to meet ct the school house on Mon.
day evening 1t O'Clock to determine Oh
the future course Of conducting the
school. All patrons and those interest
Cd In the matter are earnestly requested
to attend. BOARD or TRUSTEES
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
SYRUP OF FIGS.

Waturs's own true Laxative. Pleas
ant 70 the Palate, acceptable TO The
6tsaaoa. harmless In it. nature, pain
lee n it action. Cures Aabitual Con-
stiYasisn, Biliousness, Indigestion and
kialrsd M. Clsansss the system, puri-
dee Ne blood. regulates the Liver AID
Asss "a ~ Bowels. Breaks up Colds,
Chills Aad fovsrs, ~. Strengthens
the organs ~ which n asts. Better
than 6ittsr. naussous Liver medicines,
pills. salts aAd drAughts. Sample VT
ilss he, aud largo Sot,les to- sale b
It2le, Cex q Go. 61.ly
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13

GEN. 0osDox. from the bet Informs
usa ~ b obtained. was masssorsd.
ds va knglaAd's best soldier. worth .
hundred carpetwarriors like Wolselsy.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
TAKEN UP.

On January "a, 1885, on my pren-
Uses, one brown horse, about 14} hands
high. branded c on left shoulder; nigh
hind leg white stocking; ring around
fstlosk on nigh fore foot; small white
stripes on forehead and nose. Owner is
requested to prove property, pay AL
charges and take the same away.
J. b TOTTERDELL.
Caldwell, I. T., January "a, 1885.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
ESTRAY NOTICE.

l 4-year old Red Cow, white face,
branded ! L on left side and hip.
3-ycar old COW, Rsd and White;
same brands.
Ozark Red Cow, crumpled horns;
both ears cropped; no brands visible.
1small Sorrel Horse, branded with =
FISH on left stifle; also % just below the
fish.
Came to my place last fall and am
feeding them. Owners are requested
to como, pay charges and take same
away. L. A. SEvEY,
$50 At Riverside.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
STALLION FOB SALE.

The Swear cd stallion Crooks, sired
~ Black Sam. W. II the father OF she
eess horses In Ada county. il offered for
sale. He can b ssen At ny ranch at
Any sns' Terms, half grain and half
cash OF cattle. Ranch. Is miles below
Caldwell, south side Of river.
p. B0yLE, Parma, 1T.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13

bring - ysur job wsrk.
Born, to the wife Of VIM. 4antsl on
tie 9th, = ~.
o. sam johnson, the electrical genius.
NJ In town again.
The Indian creek bridge 4 doas. II
y strong afair.
Job lots Of chickens wanted. Inquire
Of Gssrge =. Busch.
--Robs. E. GtraAern aaA wife Aavs
returned nom Salem.
-Gsod BY, snsv-iA . heEs- 1hs
Aground bog il . freud.
Prof. Pinkhan tAinks u going o&
Viii circus this sunAse.
|ehn Evans = going to wsissr 70
run he Ssbrss store year.
~. ". Virtue, the Baker City baak-
q. was In town few days this wssk.
The wind has melted the snow and
lee and Indian creek has running water.
?" 1t will bs bowling full srs long.
--AaotAsr blockade On the O. =. 4
N. The Union Pacific ought to epsrats
that road.
-Ds. J. G. Lssaard. dsatst, Boise
-. "Hs CAssD JehA work" Al
os1sa inIrsvsnsats. ~
COPIES q tn CALDwnIL 1alSuHs
- ~ sale II he pestsass sa1 Little.
.ssesg = Co. drug sssrs.
The old Brambls warehouse At The
Aspst, The root Of which was crushed By
tAs sasw, d being repaired.
ALI kinds N woolsn goods at great
~ reduced priosl,
Howard EEBREx Co.
THE advertisement Of I. Lathrop Il
70 ~ found in another column. We all
know he and II Il needless to say any
tAiAg sbout hin Asrs.
Mrs. -. Harrissa's taller system
q eating and Atting laAiss' and shil-
4 lssa's dresses taught By Mrs.. 0ss. ].
DsssA. etiss. iHsladins chart, o7.te.
Caldwell market pEissss Osss. IN
ks1s. 9i.lo Per owt; barley. II trade,
~ pr swt.; wheat. delivered q the
Dill. zoe pss -. ylosy. $50 pr Dbl.
4 sAsissals.
Y -Hsary Riggs came IN flying from
Tie Paystts Tor physician- Col. Riggs
sssk . severe cold short time ago aAd |
It settled "a his luagA Hope hs'u get |
we'll quickly.
= We caution our readers to send |
neither nsasy nor names 70 any peri |
s4isal or publisAing oonosrn In Nunda,
NJ. They have the name Of being |
frauds md sail under . numbsr Of
aliases
GRIND masquerade 1t Wsissr next
Friday. It viii ~ the great event Of
Western Idaho. Simondi, Weathsrford.
DoaA AID Glenn are to introduce new
dance that will b worth . hundred
mile Journey TO 80.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At BOISE CITY, IDAHO,
Japuarv Is. 1895.

LAND OFFICB AT OOISE ClTI, IDAHO,
January rs, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has fled notice OF
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the register and re-
csiver At Boise City, Idaho, ON March
10. 1885, viz:
George W. Snodgrass, Caldwell, for
the S 2 NE IA, Sc IA NV Ia. and
lot Soc. s, Up. NJ, R. W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
Jesse Rowland, Of Caldwell, Idaho.
Charles Petersen, of Parma, Idaho.
Caster R. Smith, of Caldwell, Idaho.
John NJ. Bowman. of Caldwell, Idaho.
EDwD. l.. CURTIS,
$50 3-6 Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13

TONG LEE 90.
da: .his day boaght OF he ~ Sung Co.
aad Pony Jim the garden, house, tool
aA6 Al the ereos N the garden in Cald-
veil. Idaho tsrvitery.
TOHa LEE Co.
Caldwell, I. T.. JsapAry 80, 1885,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13

"KFNTUCKY" SMITH used to b . hero
but since he turned informer they have
no words too bad to apply to him.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
cHlCAC O
COTTAGE
ORGAN

Ras asAinsd . standard Of sxesrlsnss vnkh
admits Of no superior.
Il contains every improvement nat inventive
gonius, skiu and money can produce.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13

CINTKAL IDAHO SIOCK GKOWEkS'
ASSOCIATION.
The regular ssmi-nonthly msstings
Of the Central Idaho Stock Grewsrs'
Association are held In Boise City every
tWo weeks On Saturday. The mex,
meeting will ~ held on Saturday even
Ing at7o'elock, February 70, 1885, at the
City Hall.
Dy order Of the association.
1861 JAMBs II. BusH, Secretary.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13

EDWARD J. CURTIS has bssn ap-
pointed secretary Of the territory. A
good thing, but 1t would have been bet
ter If Young Ned" had never boon dis
turbed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13
MEETING OF FARMERS.

The farmers Of Boise valley are carr
estly requested to meet at the Caldwell
school house on Saturday, February 81,
at II o'clock, noon, on matter that
deeply concerns them. A large attend.
ance is requested.