The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19

Those cent ladies hose are not to
be laughed at. Buy pair at Cakes
Bros.
Pay day brought over, as usual, that
man of dollars and sense, Isidor Mayer.
Payday always brings Mayer to De-
Lamar and he goes away with "wad,"
every time, most cheerfully paid him
for the goods he sells here.-Nugget.
These close times are probably felt
keener by newspapers than any other
class of business. The country news
paper is always first to suffer by
depression. Perhaps that is why they
are usually first to champion the
masses.
d. d. Campbell, Billy Hollenbcah, NJ.
b. Gwinn, Isidor Mayer and Tom X.
Little were among the Caldwell people
who were in town this week. William
Wallace Wood wet his whistle with
whisky without water, with the other
Caldwellites.-Nugget.
Lot L. Feltham, attorney at law, and
DR.. button, dentist, have rented the
Thomas building, recently used as
beer hall, and are fitting the same up
in elegant shape to be used for their
offices. Being on Main street the loca-
ton is desirable.
1t begins to look as though Caldwell
would have to take the starch out of
that Boise ball nine after all. Idaho
Falls tried it and was absolutely mot
in it." Caldwell is the only nine that
held them any ways near level, and we
always played with seven men and two
kids. All we want is two more players
to make them weep.
The New York Recorder has come
out in favor of silver. This is the first
New York paper Of any influence that
has had the courage to beard the Wall
Street Jews in their den. If you must
have New York paper take the Re-
cor1er. The Chicago Times and st.
Lonis Republic are also friends Of the
white metal. The good work is march
ing on.
Boise City has bali team to be
proud of. After winning the cham
pionship of the state by beating Cald-
well four straight games, they chal-
lenged the Portland, Oregon, nine, and
this week beat them numerically. It
is a source of qualification to Caldwell
to know that our boys were ball play
ers after all. Caldwell gave Boise City
better game than the nine from Port
land. II there is any consolation in
this fact, the ex-champions of Idaho
are entitled to it..
The executive committee of the Pan.
American Bimetallic association has
issued.a call for convention of repre-
sentatives from old Mexico and all the
states thereof, Of all the countries of
South and Central America, and of the
states of Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas,
California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia,
Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louis
lana, Missouri, Minnesota, Mississippi,
Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mex
leo, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ok
lahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, South
Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West
Virginia, Virginia, Washington and
Wyoming to meet at St. Louis, Tues.
day, October 3, 1893. That's the talk.
Let the east have gold, and England
and Wall street if they want them
Draw the line fne and we will trade
altogether with our southern friends
The west can live without the east OF
England either. We are not so certain
about the opposite proposition.
DR.. A. T. Isham and Goe. L. Alley
left Sunday evening for Wood River
to enjoy few hours fishing, returning
Tuesday noon. Owing to irregularit,
of trains they only got to fish coupl,
of hours and in that time caught al
the trout they could carry. They SAY
the streams are fairly alive with tn,
speckled beauties, and that it is no un
common thing for an angler to catcl
several hundred pounds in a day. TIL,
country is full of people from all part
. of the United States, who are enjoying
' the splendid sport. The new fish Law
. passed by the legislature last white
I prohibits the railroad company from
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