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Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
IRA Waibimatom.
gauiiaiir farms. Geniusbnrcnnst

g%aufiaiie Sarmt. Geninsbnrsnnsi
r~feuiIigaipree iorIeocn CT &apport ON
portiaite Snrme bebpeos al Gierns. VI
benne ircmeoar oct, at Der he 5orenepc
Statcr er 2,491.93o p%uutiatte 5arms,
ipm bcboeS % NriueS ni Gieriie; men
Solfetrnernc bnpcc besanct en- 0ei sell,
Iaa set antoacS, at SIntnllct oil blipc
r.Nuceret til 2,25o.0oo raur 6cileue
rettes. Ter CT i be 5orcnese Stater
le.5oo.o00 TamiIier, ipm eier inc
Sicmiteber "a 5orme. Ter CT oItlaa
pmtrina lo,250,OO0 Sdmilicr, bpis
SiemIieber % 5arme life or pantiatts.
9cn aisuueminitlise @irlb pua Siems
iteSer ~ Snrme / Spipa cr S1,l40.
SpiS Sprbplbet sr bet iamme ! andre
Gtater, hpiler Der en- @ialo ais2,565,'
600 puo 5arms p.i.n., Der bebOes al
Gicrne.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
Irpiesipr 2eiter 4. gearb, Der e

nnint peo gationalmuiest @aibin9ton,
uogau for en- 9ib iioen en- BOG pm 60
ciOlusi (SnmfuuoslGre). Zen rusIiite
Staggering bar anorbnet, at ale @rem'
Slarer Of nenue BOG, iom ienees I'll
Ruslann ifaI brGnoes. 9rpf. @arS er
muieets @eOlOs % er Meolem al aOss
mps.Glub. 0an nuuenoer mesen 9io
% mango 8ense paa oibenitubeli9e In
beripeelier. Snn er Mnterialtit, Os
benne hans gnituelie tpnmer tilipne /
oIe bans Strifter, Oa oerfor Uil ben
rusltite Staggering brGuOe bans upeIte
800.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05

Statiitifen piier, at be Jpreneoe
Stater / 1887 brugte s115,o 200, 900
for De Ofientlise Stoler, us for Saren
r9 6laaoeu S54,000,0 900. Sab ps le,
bporme9et nosle elrppeilfe Stater mo-
betaler ON Noret Tor line Sfpler % for
militGre 0iemeb. Sialien beuilaer
$50, 0o0 900 on, slaret for Serei, %
100000 900 ipr be Oifentlige Stoler
Spanien s10o,000,000 for SGren %
6laaoen, og tun s1,500,000 for Stp=
lerue. Der CT meeet iua ipanite Ssns
Der, ium fan lGie % itfipe. 5plflanf
bruser slS5,o00,o0 Tor Sareu pa
5luapen, % sl0,000.OO0 for Stolerne
Siterriss llu9arn brueer s 100000
for S9ren. % So, 100000 Tor Sfolerne
6rontri9e $151,000,o0O Tor Sareu Oe
6laaoen. % S2l,000,00o ipr Stolerne
Seem NOri 9th alene betaler 81. ,oo(
pm Aaret lor be piieutlise Sfoler
atturat iaa meset ipm belle ben italienif
&e9lerins iau oiie ior line Born.
u~noerplsnlng.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
Storartet Suno I Spres
9GgDpten.

s 9presgG9ppten er for npgen 9io
iiben 9iUrt en- nrfaUlp9iif Spoa9elie af
~itprite Setponiug. Oct er uemlis lptte'
bes 6. @rebaut, 9eoeren AT be llograps
nin9er, iom unfbruot fprtl9ttes bers
iteOs for bet a9pptiite MuiGum, at
finoe en- Moife9rau meo @raue os Wtus
mier Of GmUns YpperIteprniter, /
N9rbeben al Der el-Sabr. Sra be
bersmte 8onsegrape / gpressgspptens
Sopebitab peo ben nup9renbe 2anosbp
Surnab iprer en- Sump oSer gierstams
men mo / ben tbebailfe Slette til Gls
Griasiii % bet ! H9rbeben beli9senoe
Der elsSabr (Noroens aloiter), ct bit
maleriif Serrasietempel for ben samle
e9pptiife @uoinbe Sataiu, builtet ifpls
Der ut nuoRrenbe Napn ct samntelt
iprialbent &lpIter. 9i9elebes bar en-
Gaee al Sirrer igrt fra Sletten Up til
bette 3empel, % beupeo 40 Wteter norbs
fig for oenne ollie % $50 Meter gltli9
for 3emplet bar 8rebaut | 9Grbeoen al
bet Steb, buur 8ru9i6 / 1881 ianbt
line berpmte a~on9emumier % peo Siz
ben al bet al Mariette Yai9a sjeunem,
9rapne @ebet, 9jOrt i'm ulsti9e Opoas
9elie. San fanot berlteos fprlt en-
aunseiartoiag % ioretpg oerpeo pg,
iipl9e 5ortGlin9en al g9Heus SuoieOte
ONT en- itprre @rap, uibere @iteriorIf-
ringer. Dian itpbte oerueo igrit paa
en- Is Weter opb Sfaft paa bpis 8nuo
| en- Sibep9g bite Jig Ell mep iture
Stene tilluffet 9gr. @jennem oenne
fpm man inb / en- 70 Meter lang Sang,
Der gift / bori5ontal &etnins, os peo
bpis @noe beianot Jig en- 5.23 Wteter
bgr 3rappe, Der isrte til Ell Sang al II
Wteters SGnsbe. @ansen itratfer fig
ira Norb MOB Spo, os peb oens @nbe
finbes 9sbsfummeret.
Spentil peb ben pmtalte Trappe
aabner Jig after en- 8sr, Der fprer til
en- | sltpeItll9 &etnin9 beligsenoe treble
Sang al ga Meters 9ansoe. Zen uns
oerjproiiie Spalpinss belle 2ansbe no
sjpr 1853 Wteter. Su9lpinaen err OPP
iplot al 9isfiiter ps Mumier, Der ct
itablece pp paa binanoen ps uorbentlis
faitebe ON, iaa at man lprmober, at
man Der bar at gjgre meo ct Sfiuleiteo,
bpor man nnoer ct fienotlist Snbialb
bar reooet f~iiterne % Mumierne.
Deb Sioen al &ilierne ianotes besuben
Yapprusruler, Sitter, aurpe, lmaa
Siaebisiler, issSher9auer, 8lumlter,
Deb ben f%urelsbise 9ponins uf Snb.
itriiterne CT bet Ia%itilaaet, at De besrapnt
Mumier TANNER ira bet 21be 6pnalti
1880 I. 8r.). SarfOfaserne inbe'
bplosr Mumierne al glmmonspreiter %
T%reltinoer i initial 1913. 5uruoen oenn,
@uobpms 3ieuere moebplber Spalpin
gen psiaa 9isene al Breiter for Get
Inubis, Menln % 9ronnineen Ieb
Seten, Der / mango Garbunoreoer blel
pit suoopmmelis 1ilbeoelle. De Heit
Mumier loo / t~rebObbelte Sitter, q
bpiltet ben pore iproetmeiie a sire
meo ben Gfbsoes YrOtr9t, I%taaret
IRE liseiOm aiiten piier en- uanet ZIG
bonn al nbimptielier. De relisisi
S~inobileoer paa iamme er ubisrt me
|, iaresen Ombu, iaa at sGspptcloseru
[ Der oil faa mango npe Oplpsninse,
Osiaa aiiterues Snore oil uoen 3pil
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
Splaupfraper Spel q. 6rharht hn,

~reiianeret Os til bans Giteriplser er no
nGuut S. SlOat 5asistt ira @lmira, q.
o. Som @runo Tor lin 8~eiianatipn
bentpoer Grbarot til, at uoenicritaaenOe
Rerioner bar iurisgt at fputrOlere bans
gmbeoe o9 at ban ipm aaiparliq Gms
beosinnnb life bapoe tilitraffslia autpz
ritet pper fine uneerproneoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
Den republiianite Matipmolceutral.

Zen republiianite @atipnolcentrals
iomite bolbt Ntpbe / @aibinston ben
29oe Suli. &omiteens 5ormanb,
M. .. Guam, us aaslerereu, V. gs.
3uolep, inbieupte fine 8eiisnationer
iom Meolemmer al &omiteen. Eli
Guaps @itermanp palstes 5. z. 9laris
ION fro Soiua. aasiererpolten blep life
belat. Gn itari OppOiitiOn ira mango
prominente Hepubliianerc / Citen bar
noen 9pil tpunset Auap % 9nolep til
at tr9tie iis tilbase.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
Iprr 6pnntnfanaer. : Gel

Bore 6pnntpfanger. s Genlus'
bureaust cfi~eutlissiOroe forleeen Ell
Bulletin pm gntaqet at sanger ! Gonu'
tpiGneiIerue. Siplss oenne a Der ben
lite SUM 1890 1888 Ieripner | De
f~prIienise GcmtpfansTer DE 6Orenebc
etater. 8 aarst 1880 belcb Gutalet
ia til 1891, en- 6Orpselie | 10 Aor al
6,S45 eIer omtriug 81 8rucent. Den
itsrite 6orsselie Dor iunNet Steo bet
nOroliae 2iitritt. Af 5ongerre bar
1891 Spioe % 5,57' Resrs, Siteicre
% Snoinuerc. glf 9te9reuc par oper 4
Semteoelc / be ipOlise 5nneiIer. Sfbe
1891 bpjoe Sanger a 1854 tpote
her / 9nnoet % 3,765 i llpIanNet. SIR
nioite life, bppr be nar fpbte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
81 spin men ! Wen 6nbes iipln

ut Spin men ) Ben iiuoes iielse
"9ierItes a~llebanba~ hos Ell @aaros
brnger l TRANSFORMER. Get enc isor.
ben er nemli9 neoenior au9rt belt / &c
Sen, iom bper bar en- iulot uopiflei
Sob; ben II er liot nlinore os torter,
eno Den qnoen, men 6Oritjelen er lit,
iterre, eno at besss 5seoer, baabe al
perlenOe % iamtioi8 fan beupttcs unbeI
@aneen.
Noturen er luneiMlb!
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
auoianer.a ummisIar Niuroan bar

ucuRuut Ell ~iulpbluos Siuur- 3nbianer,
Clarence 9bree Stars til 9oitbauoler
peo 8iue Gtpae G9enturen Spo IA
totn. Clarence Gbree Stars er en-
banlet Suoianer % bar eiennemsaaet
Suoidneritolen / Carlisle. geuu. Som.
mister Ntorsuu tror, at ban peo at no.
nRpuc Ell al oeres @gne til en- anipars.
NIB % lpunenbe Stiuins pil ppmuntrt
8sbbuoerne til at sjsre 5remitriot pac
Gipililatipuens Bel.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
Ilaaoeminiittr Srnrn hnr dilute

6Iaaoeminiiter Sraep bar afiluttst
apitratt meb Grnmp q 5uns DIN 8pqz
ming al ct burtiasaueuoe arissitib (sto.
49,. Oct er betin9et / aOntratten, at
&rgsifibet, nunr bet er iulbt ierbia,
Hal tinne tlIbaselGsse minoit II anObs
| SImeu, bptltet uiloe title bet / alasie
meo be burtlsit9uaeube Stibe i 8erbeu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures. @n &eci.
1rpcitctstrattnt mellem De 5Oreneoe Stds
Ter % San Domingo itul bare a%iiluttet
pg oil m fort 2ib blipe prpflameret.
Den ms aiiluttsoe &eciprucitetstrattut
meo Spanien pm be 5preneoe StaterS
Sonbel meb Cuba pil ionoiDuli9pis blipe
protlamerst iamtioia.
Gogblnoene for / Sououos beretter,
Of oisie 9rattnter prutlamereoe5 al Ire.
iioent Sarriiun / 9proass.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
Sinansmiuiiter ,suiter uonapnte

9irsoass 9on. Subn 8. Sing ira
GbGmberlain, SDb 3atota, til Stntfamz
mer=R esiiterens chief clerk, iiteoetipr
ben ira Soma ups aiosoe Gr.6uperusr
@aloen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05

6r' Speafer :. y. Heeo. Der libie
g'nter par Gneberiter / &eprsientants
buiet, er tommeH blsm ira en- lanaere
GarOpareiie Us pii ON fort 3ip bolOe
en- Rrtfe pplitilte Eater Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05

e. 8. Morris fra Chicago itnl pare
f'lbuOt 0tiniiterpOitm III @sserrepublis
IN Qiberin.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
cpsrhueoet j stats,ammeret osl

lite AusuIi belpb Jig til $55, az, 9s4,
al bpllten Sum s25, $50 par oeppne
ret Natlonalbante Os sl9, 1863 ,l46 i
Stiaemnut.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
prGmie no. 4.
Sra TjelDbDgDert.
EIort9atnger al SODA Ste.

SnobcIet
Setting til ,,Stturat:sctens" sd'trt.
Gorfattertus Siograh.
Ut Gig paa Gpgsen.
Serius Sagtu.
Giats0drH.
anut Srtito.
esprf,r etabnrtt paa Stgstpett ramleht n.o.
@amle Nnne.
NSlai Mmot.
bpsrltots lrbotn FIX Tag | en- arengltbtrf.
peeora b.B often" % 70 sb arueu~ ct War mes
ssnns Bog tom preu,is, sIa@. SuebuHben si.SS.
5urtautussrHe / oeHrt Bee n al ben for "fsecrabsee'
tens 9aiers iaa Del ~bsiisuste SobH Ste, mes Gor'
~lattsrsrs gipsraH % litbosraferet Eortrat, I SOeeu
NJ iss etser, trptt meO rpe Spper os let at Iaie. Zen
III pis1tlis Iiafe 9GIersH nause en- beesslie StuHe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
"Sarssn, " en- gamltno az uspsr,,.
rnriKs hnnIIa "a i,,nna. 49, =
6.

SsIfabsssa ne' iamt Sists al furtrlsnbe 9uoh,lb. q,
enoel Har ftosu paoes Vi en- sramie.8ps al iamms gos.
men ben er for lan9srs lib ibeu uoi0Ist Ssnsr, b
nisnstoletst al Bore abOHHsuter gntet "tarpen.n
b%e0nttsSs Os osrfor til at uOsiSs ct mt o. forFtsr
Oplaa at iar'tnis. % oenHe er ru frrais. Si ben rle
"earpsH" bar Ut taset bet seOlte, % BERTH fstst
@aarsos upe gauge 90 Ststs. 8oesR sr $40 stosr, se
trptt paa soot gapir % scSt iusbuubct. "SstCrs
goiten" % Deb srusu" msb "Sarpen" lom Rrrmt
Sl.2o for Naret. de EOrteaneIis 9ataIoa eihe ~
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05

Ss~' ~ bsIb: II Var sftsr. aortrutHs.
3prenes GprboIS III DgOeH.- Rsitor Hangers Cor
~l0pslie. S0rtGutns. GR Sutastop. 5ast. - E1ObT'
9ierligbse. 40 9uitrusr. Jors1ains al aug. DISRtr
On sisrHsbiforie. - S0lsatSE&garu. VI Saabrtt
Stalls saeusr.-@amle Batter Rapue. Sort1liug-
en- sisuSommeIis Sislis. 6ortaGtns. On BtHitruS
Fuet III 6iIrnarten
"Gerprab.loiisH- % Deb arnsu" ct aar mtb oturi
Bramie.Sog S1.25. 9oseH i~uotunosn 10 Seats ItN
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
msifss8paestS iptciels SpaOOmI
"a NsreS Stehnnhlina. az s.. Inlmr
40. 10.

JuoboIp; 5erorb.-HaIrnines- sueT WeieiebeI Ro
L. NatsaiRSsistsr Ro. 2.-8idrrbSs.-GOlts. Sssias
nins.-Spas gsrbsisIie .-o,raaoi8h0 sftrr IRA, saSu,
alaoer, .. D. - gp~erbetanssie Saart patttr.-
SsnSsrrepns 8attsr.-Ssrter paa gaitsss -gltI'sn
rinssr us isIp. -lasIIsns pIusisI4t Cgssr.- unatarik
Barrsisss. - aaIsstGtntns. - GcrrepsB RslisHare,
BlOeis Nslt. - gsbIf Weli. -GguO, uarobolsig Pat
seipsrliss GsoiIsr.- = DssIarss Gsbia. -8spSOOsrH'
6eIhtr tilbass.-9pssSei hsless sifoaat-aGs srt BS
Ssr irsmOOsr. = Ssbt % O~yiuuImsi GOita. - R'Ser
bprsts IiIiaus. = Gttsrbpresns 9aitnbIiSsn- 1srsn'
iSfalo.- RisubstsgR paa sn COB DssI'sfo. "Sst'rdS
fSaeu~ 90 "ssosarn,r' ct Oar msb Osuns SrruistsO8.
instuuben, Si.go.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05

@fo q "8os ale Glsrt." I% Cher met
80 - 10 BiueesL 8HbbOIb; Tsrom
fiOlO.- Suus Ritfen Sauss. SOhu Gricicn. - oars
GBeOt Thomas ainsO. 8tOer Sais.-Sau5 Sdstrn
-3sorgs Baibiagtou. -Rp gutnes - bets 3nofsotc.-
1brenehlsmsrG umfirfe.- Suubets. uHSeriGfs Saao
5Iufratiousr: EoroeuFiOIS. - edus aidlrr
Saues.-Sohn~ Grieieu-6aHS 6asbr-Ibomas Singo.
-Ytbsr Sais.-psns esissIsu-9sVrss SaaibtHston-
Snofsote paa RpaGuirsa. llbttss % sOrioarsbpttn
/ SratOspsus paa IpsSuinsa. EsrOusbi,mSG0r.
iirft.-Soubsts unberiSiits 8aaS. guhOsT gb0unrnt
up sIu %sautuisI. Der ~iuOisnSsr si.sS Sorfub. 81 brci
tisei til "Dseordb.BOtsn~ % "8sh Grusu" ct aar q
osunE grRmisbos. SuiS man Snts gSssn trOburSm
luaa 10 Geuts ertra meoIenbe2,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-31
HIGH VALLEY NEWS,

Ed. TRIBUNE-As there has been
rather exciting times here for few
days, think we need advertising and
know of no better medium than the
columns of The TRIBUNE.
There has been two cases up before
His Honor, Judge Van Fossen. On
last Sunday Mr.. Daniel Treadwell and
Miss Alice Pinneger were up for con-
spiracy to matrimOny; the Judge was
equal to the emergency and sentenced
them for life. On Monday night MIR.
Levi Van Fossen gave party at his
residence in honor of the newly-wedded
pair. The other was for disturbing
the peace, but the parties clearly SUBJ
Stimulating their innocence, were dis
charged.
We have a good school with Miss
Meta Ellis rs teacher.
Stock of all kinds in fine order.
About 500 tons of hay and l 900 bushels
of grain in the valley.
Government surveyors are in our
midst, allotting each his portion.
J. II. Jobe and VIM. kinkaid, two
festive cowboys from Caldwell came in
today. Stock Inspector r. L. Morrow
and Frank Wootan at once took them
in charge. lobe produced evidence to
show he was on his way to Long Valley
and was allowed to depart. Kinkaid
still in custody.
Oct. %. CRIPPY.
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$500 PER YEAR
PERSONAL NOTES,

Jake Musssl, of Malheur county, was
in town this week.
II. c. Dunbar was under the weather
a few days this week.
Court Northrop spent several days
in Boise City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. NJ. Coffin returned
from Salt Lake City last Sunday.
II. Sommercamp, a business man of
Weiser, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. w. Z. Carter has been sick the
past week, but is now improving.
&C. Cakes was in Boise City a day
or two this week on land business.
Frank Moore and Chas. Sebree made
. business trip to Nampa last Thurs
day.
Bob Altman, of Willow creek, was
in town Sunday to attend divine wor-
ship.
Theodore Allen, a confidential clerk
of Capt. Plummer, was in town We'd
nesday.
J. Beatty, Jr., the Omaha travelling
man, was in town Thursday. He has
AAblAy AAA0llUS III O6xOWoAs
Miss Dollie Mott, of Middleton, will
live with Mrs. +. Moore this winter
and learn the dress making trade.
Billy Young is in. Omaha this week
with beef cattle. He will visit for q
few weeks in Missouri after disposing
of his stock.
Dan Brown returned from a few
days recuperation ut the Warm Springs
Ferry this week, and says he feels like
new man.
Bob Boone has resigned his position
ut Gwinn's store and left last Thursday
for Portland, Oregon, where he will
attend Business college for the next
six months.
| Mr.. NJ. b. Mccartney, of Chicago, q
friend of G. J. Dobson, arrived in town
Friday morning and will visit for q
month or more with the latter and his
family, who live few miles up the
valley.
Miss Nellie kelleher, who has charge
of department of the Emmett school,
is sick at her home in this city. Her
sister, Miss Stasia Kelleher, is filling
the vacancy at the school. We all hope
Nellie will soon be able to attend to
her duties again.
]. w. Murray, formerly of this city,
is now located with his photograph gal
lery at Placerville. and will remain
there this winter. He was in Caldwell.
a few days this week on business and
reports his family well and himself
prospecting. Glad to hear it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-31
RESOLUTIONS.

The following from Percy Jones,
grand secretary, l. o. G. T. explains
lLself:
WHEREAS, Caldwell Lodge No. 10,
%. q. f., has very kindly donated to
us the use of their hall for the purpose
of conducting the business the
third session of the grand lodge I. q.
&. +. of the state of Idaho. and, where.
as Caldwell Lodge No. IL, l. o. &. Il.
have very generously and pleasantly en-.
tertained the representatives from the
various subordinate lodges, therefore
be it
Resolced, That we approaching the
kindness and cOurtesies extended do
hereby return to them our sincere
thanks for all such favOrs extended to
US during our stay in their beautiful
city.
Resolred, That copy of these reso-
buttons be published i4 the CALDWELL
TRIBUNE.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-31
CRIPPY.
DIXIE MISSILES.
Everything is tranquil.

Everything is tranquil.
Walter Smith, who has been quite
sick with typhoid fever, is slowly recov-
ering.
Our sloughs are teeming with ducks,
but hunters are scarce.
Several of our cattlemen started to
the hills last Tuesday, to engage in the
fall roundup.
Mr.. Painter and Mr.. Nichols sold
about 30 head of their best beef cattle
last week, to Mr.. Ballentine, for $3.50
per head.
Most of the farmers of this locality
are at present hauling their produce to
the De Lamar and Flint mines. They
say they can get nothing but 'trade"
in Caldwell, and that is somewhat
below par when it comes to paying
debts.
Oct. 81. JAvELIN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-31
Paid For by People Who Want You to
Know Why They Are Here.
IT PAYS TO KEEP POSTED.
Read this Column as q Matter of Duty
for In 1t Can be Found Many Things
You Ought to Know.
Maxey keeps fresh oysters.
Bailey, the smoke vender.
ClOaks of all kinds at Cakes

Bailey, the smoke vender.
Cloaks of all kinds at Cakes Bros.
Inter.lining for table use to be found
at Cakes Bros.
Cranbsrries, fruit of the season, at
"The Finest"
Heating stoves cheap at Second
Hand store.
Honey raised in our own country at
"The Finest
Our wool dress goods are going fast.
Prices very low. Stiles 4 Dunbar.
For a perfect fit in clothing NJ. B.
Gwinn's stock cannot be equaled.
Everything the "Finest" and prices
the lowest at Stiles & Dunbar.
McLain makes cabinets photos at
$500 per dozen. (Boise.)
Buy your breakfast cereals of 1.-THE
Finest" A large variety to be had.
New England mince meat, three
large pies for 20 cents. Stiles y Dun
bar.
Something new in fashionable plaids,
double width at IS cents. Stiles Il
Dunbar.
Ready mixed paint at $500 and
1926 per gallon, at Wright's Drug
Store.
School books of all kinds for Ada
county can be obtained at Wright's
Drug Store.
If you want to take drive, remem-
Der that johnson can be found at the
old stand.
A nice line of ladies wool hose and
underwear at prices that will please.
Stiles & Dunbar.
Saved! What is saved? Time and
money in buying ladies and misses
cloaks at Gwinn's.
The finishing touch to your toilet is a
neat fitting boot or shoe which can
always be had at NJ. B. Gwinn's.
Paws moment in your down town
career and step into NJ. B. Gwinn's
cloak department.
Come and get stylish cloak at
Cakes Bros. You might as well be
out of tho world as out Of fashion.
Are you ready for blankets and
quilts? Remember "The Finest" has
them and at prices no ono can touch.
Cakes Bros. can show you an elegant
line of chenille and lace curtains.
Each and every house should be sup.
piled with them.
Come and see some of John Stroot
mans fine shoes at Cakes Bros. You
will be proud of any of them you buy
of ms, as we introduce correct styles as
soon as they are out.
Mrs. w. p. Carter wishes to announce
that she has this week received full
line of millinery, hats and b0nnets OF
the latest styles, also great variety OF
shapes and frames that can be trimmed
to taste. She has also Tam O'Shanters
and hoods for children.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-31
N. z. SERVICES.

Services at the NJ. +. church on next
Sunday. promptly at II o'clock a. IN.
Also at 7:l5 in the evening song-ser-
vice for fifteen minutes; preaching Mt
7:3O sharp. Sunday school at 10 o'clock
a. m. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening.
j. s. MCCAIN, Pastor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-31
II. /. o.,itzki-Ki. Fourth Visit to Caldwell ~,

DR.. L. Galizki, Idaho's foremost Eye,
Ear. Nose, Throat, Catarrh and Specta-
cle-titting specialist will favor us again
Commercial Saturday, November 9TH
his services are requested to call. The
doctor is now a resident of our state
and well worthy the confidence Of all.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MARRIED-In High valley, October
10, 1891, Mr.. Daniel ). Treadwell and
Miss Alice A. Penneger. Judge N.
H. Van F0ssen tied the knot.
Usual congratulations to the happy
couple.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-31

s. n. Moe has just received larg g
invoice Of fine hanging and standing
clock in oak, cherry, ebony and walnut,
also large assortment of nickel clocks.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-04-21

AMERICA is little known and our af-
fairs are given little attention in the
old world. Two of the leading news
papers of Paris hearing that promi-
nent tragic artist by the name OF
Lawrence Barrett had just died in this
country proceeded to comment upon the
fact. One paper put it thus:
''The death is announced from New York at
the age of So of the we'll known American ac-
tress, Lawrence Barrett.
The other paper was more explicit
and enlightened its readers as follows:
Lawrence Barrett, the well known American
actress, died yesterday in New York. Nine,
Barrett was SO years old, and many Of her adj
mirers, finding her at all times so sprghtly, SO
pretty and so youthful in appearance, thought
she had only just turned 30. M Barrett, her
husband, served in the war of secession as cap
tain of infantry
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-04-21

Greatness results much more from the
application of all ones powers to a sim
gle object, without so much regard to
the nature of the object, than it de-
ponds on the possession of powers great
in themselves. Among the great men
who have recently passed away it is
proper to class P. T. Barnum, the great
Snowman. Barnum would hardly have
made great warrior; he might or
might not have become a great states
man, or lawyer; but he certainly did be-
come great in the business to which he
devoted his life. And it was great
and legitimate business as he conducted
it, and thousands of Americans owe al
most all their real knowledge OF the
fauna of other lands to Barnum. And
such knowledge is useful, pleasant and
elevating. The boys OF the two genera
tions had the kindliest feelings for the
kindhearted and enterprising man, and
now, many of them rather old boys,
they regret his departure.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-04-21

THE convention OF delegates called
together at Sidney from all the Austria
liam colonies for the purpose of consid-
ering a general Australian federation
having hit upon an excellent title for
their new atate. The name, it seems,
is to be the commonwealth of Australia.
ONLY one name could have been better
and that would have been the Republic
of Australia. Republic is a shorter,
handler word than commonwealth, and
in the meaning of the two there is
little difference. However, the longer
word has amore English sound, and 1t
is possible that the men OF Anglo
Saxon blood who approved the title re-
membered with pride the mighty old
English commonwealth with its grim
Protector Cromwell-the government
that succeeded the mis-rule of the
false Charles Stuart and that made the
name of England respected abroad as il
had never been respected before
In any event the name is a good one
and the American people will observe
with interest the labors of their dis
tinct cousins at the antipodes in form
ing a federation that is undoubtedly
destined in the future to rank as