The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-14

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last week.
This seems to be about the first time
in good many years that Senators
had to work for their salaries.
For a very wide shoe, called Old
Mans Comfort, Cakes Bros. have a
perfect ease giver in the "a best goods.
Hon. G. w. Cooper. returned home
Monday from a short visit to the
Worlds Fair. He reports wonderful
sights.
For the best ladies heavy winter shoe
90 to Cakes Bros. and ask to see the
Winner. There is where you get value
for your money.
A: L. Butts, the popular blacksmith
is always to be found at the old stand
doing good work promptly and at
reasonable prices.
Assessor Horn who went east to
meet Mrs. Horn, returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Horn thinks Idaho the best
country on earth to live in.
At a Farmers Alliance convention
in Des Moines, Iowa free coinage Of
silver was voted down. They want
honest money and plenty of it.
1t is fully worth your while to exam
inc our ladies' oil grain Winner shoe.
This is the best shoe ever sold in Cald-
well for hard wear. Cakes Bros
Farmers will find it to their interest
to get Cakes Bros. on three pair or
more of shoes for the winter supply.
We are way down on high up goods.
The Hon. Board of County commits
sioners have adjourned and judging
from the calm that prevails. their
labors were successful and satisfactory.
Governor Mcconnell, contemplates
visit to the south eastern section Of
the state. We hope the Mormons
down there Will not convert him to the
latter day faith.
In view of the fact that legislation in
the future will hinge largely on ply
steal endurance, Sullivan and Corbett
ought to be put in training or set aside
for breeding purposes.
Mr.. Caldwell, after whom this beauti.
full city was named, spent few days
looking after his immense interests
here during the week. He was accom-.
panied by Mr.. Wilson, of Oregon.
The International Irrigation Con-
gress convened at Los Angeles, Tues
day, with an attendance of 200 dele
gates. Foreign countries as follows
!, were. represented: Mexico, Ecuador
Peru, Prussia, France, Hungary ant
New South Wales.
Editor Mock was at the County sea-
Tuesday. He says he has in pickle
q few able bodied rods for the cana
companies. He has spent much tim
I making investigations and is loadet
with interesting facts on the subject o
J. corporate integrity.
d Mr.. w. j. Murray, Of Placerville
called at the TRIBUNE Office Wednes
u day. He says the usual amount o
= gold was taken out at Placerville, bu
on account of the suspension Of loggin
: for the Emmett and Payette mills, tn
It camp has been uncommonly dull. MI
q Murray will spend the winter in tn
!! vicinity of Caldwell. y
Il 1t 10 rumored that there are susp
10 cious circumstances connected wit
n the death of Fraser, the Stein Mour
tains sheepman. 1t appears possibl
n that he was poisoned and his forme
9. partner together with sheep herde
!. will be arrested. Fraser Is said t
have been an industrious, honest MAJ
Is Herr August Aamold, the note
e. Norwegian violinist, assisted by EN-
r nent musical and literary talent, wi
give an entertainment Wednesds
ir evening Oct. Is, 1893. at the Presbyte
No ian church, the proceeds to be used fl
ar the benefit of the college librar
Citizens of Caldwell are lovers of a
and home institutions, SO let us have
Cd good house.
u: A correspondent in last weeks Malls
- Enterprise unearths pretty kettle
fish in connection with public scho
OF matters in Oneida county. Unfortu
&c ately, the, trouble is in recent