The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-06

~'ssAs'eS N"NNc oANNHNOSC VI COlNluOIl
courtesy and tries to force upon Il suf-
fering yet patient man Il patent inside
paper that is of no more interest to
him than the welfare of the American
people is to the professional politician.
We receive papers that publish more
abuse about the man who does not see
lit to advertise, than they Go local news.
Their columns are filed with descrip.
tions Of the horrible fate which awaits
the man who does not think a double.
column advertisement in their valuable
paper is enough of business PROPOSE
ton to receive his favorable considera.
ton. They complain and wonder why
such men are allowed to live upon the
earth. They cannot conceive how anv
person can be so dead to the public
good and the editors private wants as
to refuse to plant a fat advertisement
in back alley newspaper. 10 THE
TRlBUNE's mind it is more of u won.
der that anybody supports some papers,
than that somebody should refuse to.
The papers whose columns have q
commercial value find no dearth of
advertisers. 1t is the editors business
to give his columns such value. but
he cant do it by simply talking about
it or abusing men for using their iude-
ment regarding the matter.
DE Lamar is going to turn the
American Eagle loose on the Fourth of
July and wants the Caldwell band.
MIR. Gwinn, who has just returned from
there, says nice sum of money has
been raised to defray the expenses of
glorious celebration. The band. we
learn, has taken the matter into consid
Grafton.
Dir. i. II. Galloway, city marshal.
is dangerously sick with congestion of
the brain. 1t was thought that lie was
dying last Tuesday. but he rallied and
is somewhat better at this writing
LATEn-Mr. Galloway has suffered a
relapse and his recovery is very
doubtful.
The residence of Mr.. Al. Mitchell.
who lives on Al. Fouch's place, near
Star, was destroyed by fire last Tues
day night, and all household articles
destroyed. A subscription paper for
relief got many signers in Caldwell.
The Athletic Club have just fin
ished flooring and otherwise improving
their hall and will give a bali in the
new room next Thursday night. Every
body invited. Tickets $1.O0.
There will be a meeting of the
Club next Monday evening at
the hall. All members are requested
to be present, as business of import
ance will be transacted.
--Junius Wright has the agency of
The Payctte Nursery fruit. Anyone
desiring fruit for canning can obtain it
through him at lowest rates.
-Oakes Bros. have dress stay that
IS simple, pretty and neat. 1t is made
If steel with little metal tip, and they
'ay it can't be beat.
M. b. Gwinn sold his De Lamar
store to the DE Lamar Mercantile &
Co., of which corporation he
s stakeholder.
House paint, ready mixed 1926
Der gallon at Wright's Drug Store. See
DR.. Callaway's house, just painted with
some OF it.
"A man by the name of Shields
ook the laudanum route at the Inter-
tate hotel, Nampa, last Tuesday.
Union service at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening at o'clock. |
Rev. !. S. Hicks will preach.
Anderson Cox, of Nampa, is in |!
own visiting his parents. His mother
S dangerously i'll.
DO you wear clothing? Ii so call |
It "rhe Finest" and learn something
0 your advantage.
Hoover handles the New Home
sewing Machines, Oils, etc. Call and
&c them.
The Athletic Club will give dance
i their hall next Thursday night.
Tickets 500.
-Oakes Bros. have very neat and
yell assorted line IF ladies' muslin
underwear.