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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-07

| AS | entered the house / glanced around the lit
tie parlor, and saw that it contained no occupant
but ourselves.
WELL said ], show do you get on with your
dispute with Mr.. HaskellW / did not really care
very much how they got on, but thought it not
wise to Immediately proclaim that the demon
plaque was the purpose of my visit.
| an Billy are goin' to be married. There wasn't
no other way of fxin' things. AS long as Hiram
Burns was alive l didn't want no husband, an
wouldn't be bothered with one; but havin' to hire
the work done, as I've had to do this year. would
ruin me in no time, an SO / told Billy, who'd
| talked about this before our quarrel. that If he'd
| buy a real good work-horse that the neighbors
would agree was young enough. and call all
| things square, I'd marry him, an he could leave
his old tumble down shanty an live here an
work the farm. So he agreed. an we're to be
married next month, so as he can be here for the
fall plowin,. ! guess it'll be a pretty good thing
for me, for I'll save the money / was goin' to pay
him for his last years hire, an | kiE keep him
to his work a lot better when he's here on the
spot than when he was Twin near q mile away
l admitted that / thought Mrs. Grome had
made a good bargain. and congratulated her on
the happy termination of the dispute with her
neighbop; and then noticing that the demon
plaque was not hanging in it's place, 1 asked her
II the young lady had been there to buy it.
"Shes here now, said she. .'She's in the gar
den picking q bunch Of what she calls old
toned flowers, an I'm packin' up this dish fur her
to take away" And with these words the old
woman approached q table on which the demon
plaque was standing in the midst Of some old
newspapers.
lie ME look at 1t q moment before you wrap
it up" said ], glancing as ! spoke toward the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10
s(erste hdbe,tl ermittelt,

bab elm beaedeaber unb frember 8eifanbtbeil
i'm 8lut, pelder bur4 @erbcransSleiben ent>
ipidsIt ipirb, bic llrfade bes &beumatismus
biIbet. Dieter febt fid auf ben empfinbliden,
unterbalb Der Saut liesenoeu llebersug Der
@iusfeln unb @elsntbdnoer unb fauntelt ii9
als Elm talfiger, trsiSiser aieOerf9las an, mel.
aeust. Seine 9batfade, tuel@e ourd bic Ct
fabruns in 8eaus auf Soffet tter's % a.
senb bitteres baraetban uurOe, bat ftdrte'
ren 8eueis fir iid, aIs bic, bab biefe Meoisn
bel umfafsnbem @ebrau@ Der f6limmen unb
b5sartisea Rrantbeit Ginbalt tbut, uno ebenio
feit ftebt es, bab iie, ba fe nur teiliame 8es
ifanbt6eile entbdIt, ben @iften bor3uaieben it,
ipeldae oft anseipanbt nerben, Tim Der Sranfbeit
ginbaIt gu tbnn. Nu@ it fie elm entfdieOenes
Seilmittel sesen malarifde Gteber, SartIeibi9.
feit, Dbspepiie, Wieren. unb BIafen. nehel,
gnttrditung unb anbere Storunsen. M@te
barauf bic e@te Ar3nei gu betommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10

Ser 6erbit pfleet in bieien 8orber=
gen bic f66nite Sabres5eit au iein, bic
einsig f96ne. Denn Der Minter 1T
lang, bang unb f9aurig, Der Grlbling
fibl unb BON faraer Sauer, Der Som.
mer ibermdBig beib unb fait tdsli@
burG @emitter getrlbt. So seigt Die
Natur in bieiem Anlanb aes Walbge=
birgs nur i'm Serbffe elm miloes, freutto>
li6es Antlib; bic Sonne f9eint itetig
uno marin, bic 2Ifte linb fat unbe>
mest uno oon unidsli6er &larbeit, uub
biefes fanfte prangen oauert lauge, oft
Bis tief in ben glopember binein. Sn
ienem Sabre mar es anoers; f1on I'm
Marid @eburt 3ogeu bic 06sel Don ban=
nen, bic grbe tpurbe idblings fabt unb
fabl, bic Sonne perbarg ftb binter
f9werem Sunfgew6lf, uno fdon piers
sebn Sage nod ienem Geite, am 5efie
Der beiligen 9befla, f9wammen bic ers
ifen >@6neeffoden in ber triiben grauen
2uft. Daun tamen einige beitere, aber
bitter falte Sage unh mieDer Elm 99nee=
fall; Bic graue Ddmmerung f9ien niHt
enben 3l tuDllen.
(Gortiebuns folst.)
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$. 9raeaer,

9r. 262 & 264, Ots@ommerces5t
i'm neuen Store, empiebIt fem reid.
baltises 2ager BON giiens unb 8le9s
@adren, Sefen un6 9ausserdtbf9af=
ten aQer glrt. Neent fur bic ereellenten
Gaporite 9o@ : Sefen. Wtan ipre@e
por uno eraminire bic neue @erie So
porite 0efen, tpel9e auf Der Iebtem
Nem Orleans Weltausitellung bic gols
oene Mebaille erbielten. Oie be}ten
S6reiner 0dnbwertaeuge cine Spe.
cialitdt. @rDBte NustDabl BON Bogel.
&dfigen aller Dirt. NuBerbem fets an
6ano Elm pDlffdnbises 9l1ortment bon
Garben, Del, GirnlB, YinieIn, Glas,
&itt &C., iOpie frii@en 9anbretbs 8
@arten 5amen. Cine 3lempner.
Wertitatt III nit bem Gei9dft perbun.
ben unO iperoen a1e in bies Sad id5las
9enbe Irbeiten prompt beiorgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10

traten fie Der &eibe na9 bot bas Grueis
fir, gaben ibren Namen an, erboben init
benWorten: SD f6mDre" bic brei Jins
ger Der &eGten unb fonnten tpieber &C.
ben. Dann famen bic Nnbdnger bes
Manbatars an bic &eibe unb maren
glei9faus i'm Sanbumbreben fertig.
Ser @ommiildr aos ieiue ubr. Cine
@tun6e bieraig Minuten! murmelte ct
triumpbtrenb. Damn liipfte er aber=
mails ben Sut gum @ruBe, betieg bas
itig ieinen Wagen uno fubr bapon.
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u mfaen aRtl

Wer 5@ube unb Stiefel gebrau9t,
Der gebe gu 9. SC. @ulliba n, ssyfo.
249 Wef>@ Commensurate. 0err Sui.
IiDan 1T gegenwdrtig I'M Ofen, INN elm
neues uno grobartiges Waarenlager
ein5ulegen. SeBbalb wirb er iein iebi.
aes groBes Eager BON @tiefeln unb
S6uben 10 big 80 Yrosent bi1iger pers
faufen als friber, UNI &aum gu MAIDEN
fit bic neuen Waaren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10
ssn Dresnen hdlt Bic Gntmidlun

Sn DRESDEN bdIt bic gntmidlung
BON fog. rGneipen.5 .5peaialitdten" nit
Der in anoeren @roBftdbten glei9en
96ritt. Die itngfte Nopitdt in bieier
ge5iebung 1T cine r&amerun. @rotte"
in Der oortigen G6nigfiraBe, no Deutl9s
lambs 3olonialbeiib in Nanbgemdlben
ad oculus bemonitlirt tpirb. 0as Bods
bier fiebt bel Der 8etra9tung bieier
&amerun'f6en @efiloe in Gtr6men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10
Sin atter aiiratr fprfdlt.

Wlr. s. N. Norris, elm alter 8epobner bon
Stone, Ga, fast, bab ct beftie an 9ierenleben
msbrere Sabre lang su Ieiben bate uno ebenio
brei Sabre lang aH&e,ema. 3u 3eiten fonnte
CT sar midt seben nnc bate piel Seilnittel
erfolslos beriu1t, bis er anfing Electric Bitters
su sebrauden unb feline Sdne unb 6iibe nit
Budlens Mrnita Salbe einaureiben. Diefe
BebanDIuns berfdaffte ibm Grlei4terune, uno
bebbolb empfeblt ct electric 8ittsrs allen, bic
nit ai,renleioen bebaftet fiub, ober eines 8lut.
reinisers bebiirfen. gu baben bel U. Drei6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10

Winbfitle. = Mietber: rS6r'n
sic NAL, 26@in, cine 10 rubise Wobs
nung bab' id in meinem Heben nod
nidt gebabt; Der 9ausberr uno feline
@attin muRen leben tpie bic gngerlu i'm
6immel, oenn felt Der 3eit, bic i'd
nun i'm 9auie tpobne, bab' i9 nod
ni6t einen 2aut geb6rt!" - R6din !:
,Oa inb g. aber g'itimmt, 6err 2ieIz
mann - paHen g nur auf, penn T.
tpieber gut mitsinanoer perben; ale.
neil huben r ibOn tuieber felt bier3ebn
9ag'-ba rebt' 2ein's a'Wort nit benz
Mmoer'n; tpie + aber tuieber gut finb,
ba sebt ber 9eufel ios!@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10

: 8eriu9te Sonsaline in tnebreren
Gdlen bon Neuralgie uno acutemRbeus
matismus uno feline @irfungsn lieBen
mid tefrieoigt, 70 oaB i'd es fir bas
uniibertreffll6 bette @ittel gegeu bieie
Sranf5siten era9te.
%. %. Glemins, ID. g., George
town, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10

Gin eifriser @runb. ,Mber
liebe Grau, Cure 2affeetrdna9en tpers
ben ia INNER ldnger uno ldnger. Nun
tparte i9 f9on pDae 5rei @tunoen auf
Did," nSei nur niGt b6le, lieber
Mann, aber es sebt ni6t anbers. Sebe
bon uns min aulebt tpeegeben, bamit
bie oubern ni9t uber iie tlati9en f6n.
neu, uno oarum nil feline auerf auf'
feben!"
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0aB man in Qberheffen nidt a

= SaB man in OberbeKen nidt als
lermdrts bas ri9tige 9erltdnoniB fiir
bas Mort vgouiine" bat, babon liefert
foIsenbe erit bor Guraem pailirte uno
berbiirgte Begebenbeit ben Beweis. Sn
benz Orte 8. CAB Der pfarrer einem
Na9bar ben Muftras, beg Pfarrers
rgouiine" an ber 8abn ab5ubolen. Der
Wa6bar NOR Iofort bier3u bereit, ging
aber supoz au einem 8efannteu unb bat
oieien ibm bod einen S@ubfarren 5u
leiben, benn er folle beg 9errn pfarrers
@ouiine on ber Babn abbolen unb eth
fol9es Ding iei iebenfaas gum Sras
gen au f4mer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10

Sn Miin6en sie6t es 3ur 3eit ca.
1005 gereine. Inter ben gemiitbIi9en
9neippereinen fiibrt elmer ben pielper.
ipredenoen ytameu rMaBfrusia1; ITO
Wobltdtigt6itss un6 unterfthbunsspers
eine iinb in obiser 3abl nit inbesrif.
fen; @dnger uno 66ilben 3dbten il
40 8ereine; miiienf9aftli6e 3mede
berfolgen so Nereine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10
Cotton & Soltp,t.

Nuttiondre unb Gommilfons Raufs
leute gfp. 2, 4 unb 6 W. 6ouitonz
StraBe, San Nntonio, faufen unb pers
faufen gebraudte MbbeI, Seppi1e,
@las= uub Ble6maaren &c. Wer bils
iig faufea miG, Dem 1T BIER cine gins
fiige @elegenbeit geboten. @anse
9auseinri9tungen bilig 81 eriperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10

S9onet bic pferbe.- Sn
2orb Sampton's pferbeifdaen finoet
fi6 folgenbe (beuti6 piebergesebene)
bebersigenbe Sni6rift:
8ergauf-f6lag' mid ni6t.
8etgab-treib' mid ili9t.
auf ebsnsm wese-i@one mid ni6t.
Grei i'm 9tau-DergiB mid nidt.
9eu unb &orn-perfag mir ni6t.
Heines Wafer-laB feblen mir nibt.
Wsit Sdmdmm unb Birite- beridus
me mid ni@t.
Wei6es, trodenes 2ager - entsieb'
mir nidt.
Matt ober beiB- perlaB mid ni@t.
9rant ooer falt-Iab frieren mid
nidt.
@tit @sbib unO 3hgelu-reib mid
ri1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10

Mm II. Gebruor 1886, aliu brei.
Big Sabre nod benz Sooe 9einri1
9eine's. 1T bas 8erlagsre6t bon 9ofs
mann & Campo in 9amburg auf befen
Werfe erloiden. 9eine's Merfe ftnb
nun au6 in 9eutI9lanb freie geute
unb ct ielblf iuirb bamit unter biev 2lais
filter" perIebt.
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9rs. g. 4 9. 9apteiott,
BON
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
at. e omte, Wf o.

Dr. 8. Dabieion erIoubt fi9. feline
aabIrei9en 6reuube bon ieiuer Nntunft
In Gan Mntonio gu informiren unb CT
uirb fi@ gliidlid) fddben; bieielben au
emptnngfn, ia benz Ntenger 9otel,
3imtaer 9fr. Ii In. parterre.
Gprsmitunben BON 10 llbr 0orulits
tags Bis 4 nbr Na6mittass tdgli6 ooer
nod uebereinfDmmen.
Dr. NaDieiOn bebanbelt bauptid6li@
nerpSIe, 6roniide uttb Blut=
&ranfbeitelt
aae bieienigen, bic F9 aus l1nbors
fthtiaEeit cine 3rantbeit o6er elm llebel
aueeaoaen baben, forbert er auf, Dbne
Ber5us bel ibm boraufpre@en. 9sine
Iangi1brigen, in ben 'befen oeutf@en
unb frans6ili9en 9oipitdlern gefams
ntelttm grfabrungen bieten geniigenbe
Garoniie, bab allen nit ben ermdbnten
0ranfbeiten Bebaiteten bic bette unb
tnileniduitli9fe Bebanolung su Sbeil
iuirb.
Sieienigen gdtienten, tpel6e fitb aus
be,boib 6er Stabt beFnben, m6een
brieiti@ ibren 9rantbeits3uitanb anee.
ben uno tDerben ibre Griefe iofort Bee
rhdf9tiguug erfabren.
Mtan merfe id bic NbreHe: 3immer
Nr. IL, Menger 9Otel Gan Nntonio,
deT0s.
6predt obne gerIdun.nib Dor, ba
bes Doctors Nnfentbalt bier turs 1T.
Soeben nurbe berSFentIidt unb ipirb frei
auf 8erIdmgen uub mad @inisnbung bon 2
Gents Serfanbt v4roetieaI Oblerbations on
9erbens Debility anb pbSfisaI gxbauftiouA
NIT eineln .GiIaH on Marriose". nit pi6iisen
Abban6IuHgen iber nnbere Rrantbeiten. Die.
feIbsn liub zine Gbnopfis aus 8orIelunoen. bic
ssn ben Doetoren Dobielon i'm MiHouri
Gtnats. .Neufeunt fit anatomie sehalten ipur.
ben unb biIoen einen pertbbolIen arjtl,den
@at5seber, ben ole iunsen 9sute Isfen folten.
~ NbrtiIe: Or. .. DaSiefoH
l,s,tnblM @enser SoteI, Gan @utoniO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-10

-Sn ber Gbepenne=Mge in Sa.
eota iollen Die Snoianer flr5lib cine
Natbsperlammlung abgebaIten unb bas
ielbit bei6Ioi1en baben, um bic WoI.
bungen in ben yeie6erungen gu i1onen,
ben Weiben fiir6erbin fein 9ol3 m(br
3u berfaafen. Da3u meint elm We1iels
blatt: u@ollten bieie Snbianer mebr
Weritano baben, als uniere meiEen
Walboerpiiifer, bic aQes 0ol3 unbarm.
beraig nieberf9lagen unb bamit nidt
aaein bic iebige Generation, ionbern
aud bic yfa@tommen f5mer f9dbisens"
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= 9. RaIteher G Son, Apotbefer, tuelde
immer fir baS @obl ieiuer aunoen beiorst 1T,
bat iett ben 8ertauf bon Dr. 8ofanto's
Sufens uno 2unsen SYrup erbalten, eiu
SeiImitteI, neldes unfeblbar ole Grtdlfunsen,
S4meraen In ber Bruf, unb ale 2un9en.
trantbeiten iurirt. Bur 4robe nebmet cine
@robefafde. Gfpobnlide @r6be so Gents
unb $l.00.
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sd5n,iift bic Wrabcr. 9ie Sri

96M1ii6f bic @r4bcr! Die @r6.
beriGmiidung 1T cine i96ne, pietdte
bolle Site. bic Sebem aur gbre ges
rei6t. Die Wdbl itebt apif1en Blumen
unb Dentmdlern unb per bic lebteren,
als bic bauerbaften unb unpergdngliz
den, tpdblt, ber mirb Don benz iuugen
Runitler, Grant Sei9, Nr. 3O5-
313 9ouftonitraBe, auf bas 8efe be<
Dient tuerben. 28,1 1,m1i
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04
HORSESHOE BEND.

Harvesting is over.
The Hucklsberries are gathered.
The small streams have nearly al
dried up, and the river is very low.
Our people are beginning to return
from the cool mountains, refreshed and
invigorated.
The days are still hot and saltry, but
the nights are beginning to be cool and
pleasant again.
The voice of the thresLing machine is
heard in the land. and q call has been
made amongst Us for volunteers,
The mill and works of the Gold Hill
Company, at Quartz5urg, are to be
Immediately rebuilt, so says reliable
authority.
A tri-weekly mail from Boise City to
Ola, via. Horseshoe Bend, is very much
needed, but we can hardly hope for it
under this reform administration.
II it is so that the emigration from
the east caused the change in our eli
mate the past summer, giving us so
many hot days, then would it BIO posi-
bic to equalzs by encouraging a little
emigration from the Web-foot statep
The postal authorities have closed the
gap in our mail route, and we can now
hear from the outside world again.
suppose that the government must
have made quite saving by leaving us
without communication for the past SIX
weeks.
Tho sensation of the day is q we'd
ding at Jerusalem. On Tuesday. 30.h
inst, Mi-. John Mann, an old timer
hsre, and familliarly known as Buck
kin Jack" is to be married to nice
young lady, aged seventeen; Rsy.
Thompson, officiating. We are all in
7ited and jolly good time il antici-
oated.
The political bugle has boon sounded
n Boise county, and tho call was obey
d on Saturday last by both parties in
Gliding primaries, and this week is to
i've US two tickets from which in No
smber we must choose our officials for
10 noxt two years must BIO chosen. II +
opears that the political bosses have so !
ranged matters that we must have
alley o. Duboise for delegate whether
ey are acceptable or not.
Aug. 20, 1886. O..
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04

Z tries far trriiing paoiag sad wo-gerF.
'"e'd Z. d rested ~ J. H. Il rris sses. -.
y. CARMICHAEL r. siaalf
g. 3. HicCcRNICR, EfaasTrer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04

His latest ruling on the vexed timber
question is in every way characteristic
Of the man. 1t should be read to be
appreciated. BY the terms Of this de-
cision no man can purchase 8 stick of
lumber from sawmill in tbs territory
without furnishing an affidavit TO the
effect that he buys it for his own use.
He must also state whether it is wanted
for q house, barn or pigpcn. He must
be resident OF the territory and full
fiedged American cit;zsn. No lumber
dealer can buy single board OF one OF
our own mills, but Is forced to purchase
his stock from Oregon or the east. The
penalty for an infringement is a fine OF
$500 and three months imprisonment,
and all because these mills cut their logs
two hundred miles back IN the noun
tains, on land which can never be set
tic d, is utterly unfit for anything unless
for mining. Ills outrageous decision.
Of course, virtually closes all our mills,
and kills one Of our most important in
1ustries, Unless il is rescinded at once,
he mills will bo forced to cease opera
ions, as the local supply for lumber
you'll not pay interest on the invest
nent. There is but one thing the gov
can do to reconcile the wes-
err people, and that has been delayed
co long. VIM. A. J. Sparks must &C.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04

A EUROPEAN war on gigantic scale
may now be looked for any day. Tho
Bulgarian middle has deeponed, and is
almost certain to involve all OF the great
powers Of Europe. Russia is decidedly
antagonistic, and has scattered hor gold
around where it Will do tho most good,
IN the hope of fomenting disoord. The
trouble over the abdicaiion of Prince
Alexander, of Bulgaria, has become too
deep for the most consumate of Euro
pean diplomats TO handle, and it now
seems that they can only be settled by
the arbitrament Of arms. Tho greatest
war OF modern times is, probably, close
at hand
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04
PERCHERON STUD BOOK

IL contains the pedigrees and brief
description OF about 5000 OF the best
bred Percherons, and none but the pro
duce OF recorded sire aud dam arc NOW
eligible to entry. Every ono is familiar
with tho old breeding axiom, Like be-
gets like or tho likeness of some of its
ancestors" From this alone the most
obiuse mind viii readily perceive that
knowledge OF those ancestors is as nee.
essary TO the successful breeder as the
perfection Of the amin Al himself Ssud
books are histories of the individuals of
breed, and ara, therefore, the only
means by which the value of any ami
NAL for bret ding purpos. can DO meas
ured; while the worth of animals of
unknown ancestry, however fine they
may be, individually, can only DO as |
certsined by experiment. This is the
reason why animals of established pedi-
gree tracing through line of excellent
ancestry, always command higher
prices. In this advanced age of scieati-
lc breeding, any person attempting to
!isparago tho value Of pedigrees, or OPP
losing improvement through the means
stud books, must be actuated by sell
sh motives, and should De regarded
nth suspicion. There are many horses
sirg imported from France, of whose
rigin noting is known.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04

SEDGw1cK, the special envoy whom
Secretary Bayard sent to Mexico to in
quire into the Cutting case and demand
his immediate release, got gloriously
drunk down in the land of the Monte
zumas, and, if reports be true, made q
most magnificent ass of himself. He is
stated as saying that Mexican chsm-
payne is stronger than Georgia whisk-
key, and that, all things considered, he
had an elegant drunk with the Greaser
boys, even if the papers are poki1g fun
at him now.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Boise City. Sept. 3.
The Democratic convention of Adj
county met yesterday morning, ant
after organization adjourned until to-
day. A caucus was held last night,
and to-day tho utmost harmony pre-.
vailed. The following candidates have
boon nominated to-day:
District A.terney-T. D. Catalan, of
Boise City.
Council Caas. Himrod, of Boise
City
Represe ntatives-Gao. Goodrich, Of
Boise City; Elijah Frost, OF Caldwell;
H. c. Riggs, of Payette Valley.
Sheriff.. .. Anderson, OF Falk's
Store.
Treasurer. B. Tage, OF Boise City.
Assessor-M. E. Payne, of Boise City.
Recorder Cox, CT Cald-
well.
Probate Judgc-T. H. Galloway, of
Caldwell
Supt Schools. W. Kelley, of EN-
NETT.
Joi Mt Council-J. 2. Dempsey.
Commissioners-H. X. Hartley, w.
C. johnson, Cy jacobs.
Coroner-Dr. K. W. January.
Delegates to Territorial Convention
P. j. Peffley, L. R Walters, l. N. Co.'S
ton, T. w. Boone, II. c. Riggs.
The ticket, with possible few OK
ceptions, is regarded as an exceptional
ly strong one, and one which most
democrats can swallow without an
effort
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04
JAMES MONTGOMERY

If there ever was a gigsntic donkey
deserving page in future records as
"fhe Great Mistake" that particular
long-eared bird is Sparks, OF the general
land Office. He is, without question,
the most consumate ass who ever oc-
cupied an official position, and tho pres
emit administration has made an error
rom which it can never recover in al
lowing him to perpetrato his outrageous
decisions upon powerless public. The
western people, against whom these or
ders are especially directed, will not
tolerate men Of Sparks calibre in an
Office where he can create SO much mis-
chief, and the government which keeps
him in, must suffer the consequences.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in tho world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuin. fever
sores, letter, ohapped hands, cillblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions and pos
itlyely cures piles. or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sati.fac-
ton, CT money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by L tile & Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04
FOR COUNTY sUPERIN rENDENT

hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office OF County School
Superintendent of Ada county, subject
to the decision of the republican county
convention. L. Nj SPAIN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04

CALDWELL, SEPTEMBER 4, 1886.
FOR RECORDER.

hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Office of Recorder of Ada
county, subj set to the decision Of the
republican county convention.
G. S. MCCONNELL.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04

his is the way a candidate talks to
the people in that wild and uncultured
mountain town, idaho City. There is
no question he will be elected
l hereby announce myself csndi.
date for the Office of Sheriff of Boise
county, subject to the action, endorse
ment and approval of no convention.
but to the vcico CT the people at the
polls. am not much OF talker, hence
my motto will be action, not words. /
have big American dollars to throw At
the birds, ard will throw them where
they will do the most good. A hint to
the wise is sufficient. NY namo is
dlshuporshutup and in the coming cam,
paign it will be chiefly dishup. My
other name is "Monte,'' call, soms-
times, for short,
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
N. b. To my friends will say, vote
early and often, especially often. Hon
esty is the best policy, therefore 1 Will
be honest with you, and pay you for
what assistance you can give mo at the
polls. Remember what l say snd vote
often, aud you'll be literally rewarded.
Yours in truth, fair play and honesty.
j. M.