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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho.
rs ~ OO1SC WI j"
March 10 1891.

Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of her intention
to make fral proof in support of her clam,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver At Boise City. Idaho, on
May 5. 1891.
viz: Amelia.C. NJ. Hotter, widow Of Fred
HoAer, of Caldwell. Idaho. for the EH MEX
and NX SEX Sec. g, Tp. 4 N. K. NV.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton Of said land. viz: Monte r. Gwinn,
Theodore w. Boone, Lewis F. Cook, d
Caldwell, Ada Co, Idaho. and Lewis F.
Brown, Of Boise City,. Ada Co., Idaho.
CHAs. s. KINcsLEY, Register,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-02

the whole hog or none! So unre-
hitting and ESQ tedious and so
childish was Barnum in his impor-
tunities that Coup, Disguised and
worn out by his partners selfish
winnings, finally said: Take the
books, if you will. I would. rather
forfeit every penny l possess than
to be compelled to exist u martyr
to your petty meanness and in
gratitude!"
He wants it known.-Mr. J. II.
Straub, a we'll known German citi-
zen of Fort Madison, Iowa, was
terribly afflicted with. imflamma-
tory rheumatism when Mr.. j. F.
Salmon, prominent druggist
there, advised him to use Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm. One bottle
of it cured him. His case was
ia very severe one. He suffered q
great deal and now wants others
similarly afflicted to know what
cured him. Fifty cent bottle fo1
sale by H. D. Blatchley, druggist
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-02
LEAKINGs FROM A GAS PIPE.
Or Some Of Self Sharpeaer's Advice.


For THE TRIBUNE. |,
HIGH VALLEY. April 18, 1891
Gratuitous ADVICE is very seldo M
received with. thankfulness to the
it is a commodity that
is more current than anything else
on earth. 1t is in use always and
upon all occasions aud among all
nations and kindreds of people.
Now 1 will give my friends,
neighbcrs and fellow citizens just
a little of my advice, not that I
feel myself any more competent
than any one else, yet no doubt
some one will say, 1 thought he
was going to tell us something new.
Oh, 1 knew all that before, he
needn't have told what we all
know so we'll.
Now, friends, my advice to one
and all is take your county news
paper and pay for it. 1t will be
one of the best and soundest acts
YOU ever did in your life, Oh,
says one, I can't spare the money
now; I've got this, that and the
other thing to buy and money is SO
scarce and SO hard to get.
Yes, my friend, that is too true,
but watch this man when he goes
to town, about the first business he
does is at the saloon. There, in
all probability he meets an old
crony or two and by the time he
leaves there he has spent from one
to five dollars, and in all probable
ity he does the same the same
thing two or three times during the
season, yet this poor man can't
spare one or two dollars for a whole
years subscription to his county
newspaper. Shame on him, shame
on such inconsistency. He will
spend in the saloon in an hour or
two what would be lasting bene.
fit to his little ones at home. My
last assertion is undoubtedly cor
rect, for I've been in homes where
the county paper was taken and
when it was brought in from the
postoffice what joy was depicted on
the faces of the children as all were
so anxious to be the first to see its
enthusiastically it did my heart
good to see.
And again I've been in the home
where the county paper was rare
visitor and not then except when
borrowed, and then it would be
read and reread and handled until
it was was worn out, and I've
heard the children say, oh, wish
father would take paper.
There is no kind of literature SO
sure to be read in the family as tn
simple, unpretending county paper
And why? I'll partly tell you thu
reason why, because it is a mirror
Of the people, things and incidents
around you.
Such one is married, such [
one is dead, or details Of an acct
dent that you've only heard tn
outlines of. It seems to be oul
own; picture of what is going Of
around us. We may take doze,
papers from afar yet our count.
I paper is the first one we look al
This is my case, is it not yours
friend?
I am not q mind reader or {
clairvoyant, yet I believe I ca
pick out of q crowd every man j
it that does not take and read tn
news of the day; I certainly ca
after q few minutes conyersatio
with him on the current topics
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

FAUEKLASp. Aug. GA watermelon
party was given at Peach Blow Cot ago
Tucsdah evening. The young Ia lies
ard gentlemen enjoyed themselves 10
their hearts content, and will TN
remember this occasion.
Among those who pnrtook OF the do
licious fruit were the Misses Peacock
OF Washington, b. c. Misses Iillle
Stewart, Mary McGurk and Bella
Crawford, Philadelphia; Miss Lin Me-
Curns, Frank AIcIurns, lorklyni Dr.
i. II. Ball, Miss Kate Justis, 9Ilsses
Mary and Abigail WEIGH. Frank II.
Aemslcy, Harry Fisher, John Stewart,
John 4. Mullins, james Eastburni JRs.
Mitchell, Miss Eva Ball OF the vicinity.
A colored boy, apparently about is
years old, has been living with
Joseph Hayes. the butcher, for some
time. Yesterday morning about 5
O'Clock he entered Mr. Hayes bed
room and picked up vest which con-
tuined over Si1 in one OF tho pockets
and carried it down stairs, meantime
relieving the pockets OF the money.
When Mr.. Hayes awoke from the
noise made in his room, he went
down stairs In time to see the negro
disappear up the road in his bare hcnd
and feet. He (Mr. Hayes immediate-
ly started in pursuit, horseback. lie
was overtaken near Wooddale but as
soon as lie saw MIR Hayes after him. he
took TO the woods and thus eluded
capture, although the woods were
searched. The negro is said to have
been seen at Greenbank about II
O'Clock, but he was not known, by
the party who saw him, to have boon
q robber, else he would have been
captured. Mr.. Hayes Gays that
the negro Is well-known by the Viii
minhton police, who have been notified
will most likely fail into their hands
| II he ventures within the city limits.
| Ellis NJ. Clark Is making an improve.
| ment TO his patent cider press and will
soon be able to supply tho demands OF
the people.
Red Clay Creek and White Clay Creek
churches will combine to-day and pic
mic at Brandywine Springs.
The Levy Court made needed re
| pair to the public road bridge yester
day. A few more III that direction
would he much appreciated by thu
people,
Falkland Lyceum will meet in reg
ular session Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER 3. A veryinteresting program
is being prepared, which will in al
probability attract an unusually larsr
audience. ....
Vim. A. Z. Cook has returned from
visit 10 his mother, in Baltimore.
Tho Misses Horn are guests at Bran
dywinc Springs hotel.
: The condition OF Lewis McElwe
: this morning was somewhat improved
and that of John Il. Crossan also in
i proved. These men are too wei
known and respected citizens, havin
! lived in this vicinity since young mel
The former Is very near the three scoi
ten mark while the latter has passe
that mark byabout six years. II Is EoI
oil that they will soon regain the
usually good health.
The Mite Society, OF Hockessin, ca
ried about 200 persons TO Cape May tc
} day. via Lnndenberg branch and steam
CT Republic
! DR.. +. +. Person, OF Milford, Is vii
: iting his uncle, Hon. Calvin w. Gro
san.
Mrs. Joseph Steel.son and daughter
! have returned to their home in Philf
= delphia. from weeks visit to Hol
Calvin W. CrOssan. N.Y..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

OF the many disasters with which
mankind has been visited, one of the
worst is that class Of ailments which
originating simply with inactivity of
the kidneys and bladder, causes such
frightful loss of lite. Under this APP
pallinR category come Bright's dis
ease, diabetes gravel, ordinary nephi-
tbs and cataTTh of tho bladder No
class of organic maladies, against
which medical skill is pitted, so often
hatilns the expert practitioner and sets
his skill Mt naught. Easy is it, how
ever, to arrest these dlreful ailments
at the start. The diuretic action of
Hostetters Stomach Bitters is Just
sufhCient TO set the bladder and kid
neys at work, preserve or rescue them
from fatal inactivity without exciting
them, The unmedicatGd stimulants
OF commerce excite without either
strengthening or regulating. Hos
letters stomach BItturs uoes both. II
is unfniling FOR malaria, dyspepsia
debility rheumatism, liver complaint
and constipation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

Isaac Anderson, colored, was before
Deputy United States Commissioner s.
a. Maeallister yesterday, on a charge
of conspiriDg with Moses Frlsby and
Joseph Ambey, both colored, to de-
fraud the government.
He and Joseph Ainbey signed the
pension application OF Moses Frlsby
colored, asserting that they mad known
Frisby for twenty years, and that he
was brother OF james. Frlsby, deceas-
cd, OF the Sixth Delawdre Volunteers.
James Frisby's father and two sis
tiers denied that Moses was q brother
OF james. Register Of the Orphans
Court Charles II. McWhorter gave evil
dence to the signing OF the claim pa
per, on which Moses was trying to get
the back pay, arrears and bounty due
to James.
After hearing the testimony the com.
mis5iOners ordered Anderson TO fur
nish $1,000 bail Tor trial at the Septem-
Der term Of the United States Court.
Joseph Ambey is under arrest, and
lie will have hearing next Monday.
Moses Frisby, the chief conspiratOr,
was arrested In Philadelphia last Sat
urday night. He will be brought here
for trial rs soon as the necessary pa
perS are made out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

The Chester Evening News says; A
company of capitalists, among them
some Chester gentlemen, have Leon
prospecting down Delaware hay for
the purpose OF finding q suitable place
for an excursion ground and resort.
The trip was very satisfactory and uB-
less interest in the scheme wanes the
site will he secured and put in order
for next JASON. There are but two
resorts down the bay that receive any
patronage worth mentioning, yet
those two combined would not equal
Lincoln Park or almost any one of the
excursion grounds or source of amuse-
ment. 1t is the intention OF the gentle
men interested in the new project to
make the new grounds the most at
tractire resort on the bay affording
ample opportunities for enjoyment
after steamboat ride OF some twenty
five or thirty miles. The plan of the
company is to have two steamers, one
to run from Philadelphia and Chester
and the other from Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

The MANAGEMENT of the almshouse
by Superintendent Guthrie would have
been no less worthy of praise had the
report been made by two Democrats
and one Republican, but that the re-
port was made by q committee com
posed OF two Republicans and ono
Democrat is still the more eompli-
mentary to Superintendent Guthrie
and his assistants. Mr.. Guthrie is a
Democrat, but it is none the less due
to him to say, that the business OF the
almshouse was never carried on more
systematically nor were the promises
ever kept in a more eleanly nor health
full condition. Political demands may
make n change next spring, but nc
Improvement in the better manage.
ment OF the almshouse
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

hOuE W STcNEuH wa tthuNNhfhhtN "" ".
The attractive features OF Cresson,
located in the very heart Oh the Alle-
gheny Mountains, are numerous and
pleasing beyond description. II proud.
~ boasts the purcst spring water in
tho world, and its high altitude com.
mands for IL every mountain breeze
astir. One Of the most noted hostel
iies in the Eastern States, the famous
Mountain House. Is located on the
crown Of tho mountain here. around
whose hospitablo board have gathered
the brightest lights America has pro-
duced. The PENNSYLVANIA Railroads
Isoually-conducted tour there on
August eth was such remarkable
success that tho company now an.
nouHces another for Thursday, Sep
tcmber Sd.
Excursion tickets, Including one
days board at the Mountain House,
will lie sold from New York at $3.50,
| Philadelphia $500, Baltimore $500,
| Washington IS 90, and az proportions
ately low rates from all principal sta
| tions on tho Pennsylvania System east
OF Harrisburg. They will be valid FOL
return for ten days. A special train
will leave Philadelphia ut 1910 IN.
and tickets will be accepted for pas
sage on all regular trains of the date
named connecting with the special al
Philadelphia or Harrisburg.
1t will possibly be tho last tour o.
the season and application Tor space
and tickets on the special train should
he made at once to Ticket Agents,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

CHmsrlANA, Del. Aug. &c, 1904 Please
notify the two fellows that were pass
ing house on the p.nnd Is. pike between
ChTistiana and Stantonin buggy act
ing drunk n few evenings ago TO keep
their reyolyers in their pockets, as
there might have been serious results
rs the daughter was standing out III
the yard not more than 35 leet from
the road WHEN the snot was fired right
in the direction of where she was
standing; only the breadth Of two fee
saved her from being shot through tho
heart or very near that, MS that was tic
side the bullet passed, and they lad bet
ter be careful when they Drag about
Shooting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27
FOR THE
next TEN DAYS
WE WILL GIVE
Big REDUCTIONS
ON
Summer Clothing !,

Any one in need of a Suit
or q pair of Pants Or any.
thing in the Clothing line
can save from one-third to
one-half on it, as we are
anxious to close out all our
Summer stock by Septem.
Der l, as our Fall and Win
ter goods will be on by that
time and we want the room.
Mothers, bring out your
boys for Knee Pants. Just
received, a job lot Of % doz-
en-, all-wool, to sell at 90
cents. We have never seen
their equal yet. All goods
marked in plain figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

The preliminary season opened at
the Opera House last evening, with
Gus Hills "World of Novelties as
the attraction There was n largo au-
dlenCe present, and the performance
was first class in every respect, The
audience showed their appreciation by
frequent applause.
Manager Williamson has made ar
engagements to have boys supply the
audience with lee water, free OF charge,
between the acts.
On Saturday night Barlow Brothers
Ministries will appear Of whom the
Plttsbarg Dispatch speaks rs follows:
Barlow Brothers Ministries is made
up of the best talent in the country
Is new all through, aud has SO many
commendable points that 20 mention
one seems like sighting the others
that were equally as good, and are all
deserving OF praise. There was not a
tame scene nor a tlresome incident in
the whole performance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

THE Republicans of Maryland noml-
mated ticket at Ocean View to-day
which ought TO be elected and would
be If fair election could be held.
Sometimes the Republicans poll more
votes than the Democrats before did,
but German and his crowd OF ballot.
box suffers in Baltimore and in How
ard county were always equal for the
emergency and by raekettlnR tho bal,
lot-boxes got there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

James Thornton one of the men who
robbed an express train near Collier
Station, Georgia, was arrested yoster-
day and confessed TO tho crime. He
said his two associates were recently
discharged employees of the road, As
u result OF his confession, detectives
subsequently arrested Joshua Brazil
q carpenter OF AluCon, and David lIor-
ton, fireman on the Central Road,
and recovered S22f4 OF tho stolen
money! all but $50 OF the entire
amount
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27
LooIt Here Friend. Are You Sick.

Do you suffer IRON Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, Sour Stomach Liver Com
plant Nervousness, Lost Appetite,
Biliousness, Exhaustion or Tired Feel
ing, Pains in Chest or Lungs, Dry
Cough. Nightsweats, Nervous Debility
Or any form , Of 1 Conss 81 i,.a 50
New York, who will send you free, b,
mail, bottle OF medicine which is {
sure euro. Send to-day. .4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

THE syndicates and rich manafac-
turers Of England never seem to have
thought worth while to divide part
OF their profits with their workmen
over and above the wages they paid
them, and yet we have never heard tue
Every Evening say word against
them. .Our neighbours denumerations
are all bottled to be poured out upon
the heads Of American manufacturers,
"IIits ITinglish you know"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

The BACKBONE OF the peach season
has been reached, and from now on
decrease of shipments may be expect
ed, but better fruit will no doubt con
troll the market il such a thing were
possible. Housekeepers should strain
point and put up still another and
another basket OF peaches. They will
come handy in tile winter and next
summer, if the crop should then be a
failure. -=.. .-...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

There is nothing that free trade pa !
ners will not stop at to make a pro-
-. Ia, ,,,i,,,,,,Io,. ,,;tb tho ,,,o-
'ee.iNo t'iti uAro-,I,i h.,
pie II they can possibly do SO. 1hc
railroads Fave now come in for share
~ ~, o,nsi1o,atio, oy tho frae.t,od.
u NY uoiis'ueiaV'oA ~ Ono ~. ~
ers. Inc New YORK Comlhercni bui-
letin estimates that the transportation
NJ the country Is costing US, by reason
Of The high thrift nsome sso5, 600. 0Ooper
nnnum moro than il needs.n and the
baltimore Sun hurries 10 reiterate the
Nth remark There ia no city in the
TTnited states that has been beneattad
moro Inv railroads than Baltimore has
t,v the baltimore and Ohio railroad,
hut that ia nothing here nor there.
whether the railroad cost little or
mnch onlv .hnt these frse-trade M
nera opx;ou. 10 overthrow n,otection.
are willing IN lend their aid TO over.
throw our whole svstem Of railrood
industrles and every other industry.
The Bulletin goes on and saws, refer.
ing to this high cost:
"This ia so hecouse the materials en-.
tering into the construction OF rail-
roads and their equipment are now
~ 4, ooe, ~ na NO. aont n, 49, AZ tho
moderate estimate Of a 80 per cent. en-.
hancement OF cost by reason Of the
.arlh we linu snns o. the so,oVo;eoHS' ~
no lass than A., 40 o00 OOo ia Virtually
fictitious capital
These papers making these com
and come out openly against mod
plants might as well throw of the mask
erately paid railroad labor, for that is
all there is Ia It, II the railroad com.
panles had paid the same wages fol
making railroads for stocking rail-
roads and for running railroads that
have been pnid in free-trade England
they would no doubt have cost fifty
per cent. less, and then there would be
the same debt incubus resting upor
the railroads, and neither high mol
low tariff would regulate and keep t
company from watering its stock.
J,bor ia the chief comnonent mar
~ ,ailroada and with +he eycention a
nnsLIllad labor IL ia generaIIv wal
Maid No labor in this country ia bet
sns,d than that which makes the
r.ils and builds the englnes and cars
pod,ca tbis labor 10 English wage,
and the Rnlletip and un.and ali otho,
frsa. Trade M na,s will have the d,aire
If their hcarts Railroads would cos
40 rnrch hocnnsa the rock h,oweraan,
tho man with the nick and snad,
w,I,,Id 10 comneIled "a worl, for AIT,
.snts n dav ns thew do In England
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

Tho shareholders Of the Delaware
Loan Association held meeting yes
terday Afternoon at the Office, No 7l2
Market street, for the purpose Of dis
solving the association. Upon vote
being taken the proposition was de
feated by fifty eight votes. The meet
ing adjourned to meet again on Sep
TENDER 10, when another vote will 10
taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

Well, 1t will come and you will not
have your coal laid In for winter. Now
is your timo, as coal will not be any
cheaper but may go higher 22l0 lbs.
of good, clean coal in every ton
you buy from A. Sergeant, manu-
facturCr of kindliDg wood, dealer in
western oats haled hny and straw
Yard i0G Maryland Avenue, central
Office 9TH and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

Try Busn's coal. You wilt iiisen,
American LAUNDRY, co. West Front st
Try Basins eoaL. You will surely Ikcit
Cupping gnd leecfing, 1913 h. second st
Dyeins and securing done, 2l0 King ST.
Brazilian Balm curescolds, catarIA,ctc
Fine IslS yiags ut Hanrs, 10 L. Fourth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

Frank Bury, colored, a notorious
character OF Peoria. Illinois, on Tues.
day cut the throat OF negro woman
with whom he had quarrelled, and then
attacked Policemen Sloan and Camp.
bell cutting them both in the face
Berore he could be subdued the police
drove patrol wagon over him. The
three injured persons are in a serious
condition. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

Lee Quan, n Chinaman, of Ouray,
Colorado, attempted fclonious as.
sault upon the daughter OF Colonel
Shaw, on Tuesday. In the evening
while the officers were Transforming
Guam to a more secure lookup he was
shot twice and mortally wounded The
child's father Is supposed to have
done the shooting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

TIE MEXICAN war soldiers UNDER a
law approved by President Cleveland,
are all drawing pensions, though many
OF them were never within a thousand
miles OF Mexico Tho Mexican war
was for the extension OF slavery and
cheap labor and southern men prinei-
pally were the soldiers. Why should
not the Union soldiers who fought SO
long to preserve the Union be pen
stoned in like manner2 The latter was
not Democratic war, but one in Ia
yor Of freeinon and we'll paid labor II
does make difference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

Yesterday. some unknown person
struck "Adie' Pierce OF the Ninth ward
on tile head with base ball Lat as he
was passing 18th and French street.
He wuz taken to j. j .Galiagher X Bros
drug store where his injury was at
tended TO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27

TIE Farmers Alliance of Mississippi
Non't ally. They met yesterday and
quarrelled, some urging the expul-
sion of the anti-sub Treasury members
and some urging the expulsion of the
other side. How the fight terminated
is not stated but thntit will result in
dishandment seems probable.