davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-20
Stdott1hes,
Nur ~! prosent
Roben Ole GIdubi9er sdoHners gu erparten.

Faben Ole Glaubi9er S4ofners 3u erwarten.
0lnipalt QeOD Maper, Ser Gec6ts6eiltan6
beS SerpalterS Der Commensurate Der per-
fradten 8anfftrma S9offner & Co.,
i~tattete 6eute 8ormttta9 benz &tcbter Sol
Inns et1en 8eri6t ab, in tpelcben Ct erflGrte,
OoB nur cine 9iDibenOe bon 123 9ro3ent
9e5ablt meroen fonne.
9te Nngele8en6ett pur6e bcranloBt blrb
ben Terilcb, Die ge9eniettige 2tuipriicbe ber
Strmen Sbaffner uno 9eimel 8ros. burc6
DaS 0ertcbt 5u or6nen. GbomoS g arfer,
Der Sertpalter Der 9eiutelicben GoncurSz
MAIZE be%filrtportetc einen iolcben 2tl1Sg[eicb
unb lltcbte ben gtacbipeiS 3u fiibren, OaB BET
NuS9let6 ben @ldubtgern S4affners 81
Suite ton1men tper6e.
, 1893-07-20

- Ser Comptroller GfelS faBt Bic
9egenipdrtige 6tnan5trile ais cine 2trt 9tei=
ntgun9Spro3eB ouf, Der bic tnte=
ibmadben 8anfen au8rooen uno sic oui
feiten SiiBen itc6enben MIR beito ieiter
macben piirOe. 3u8Ietcb peiit er auf bic
Ibatiacbe bin, OoB nur cine 8ant aus
neun5ig, bie es SIT Qtnfang oteieS Sabre@
CAB, bic 3o6lun9cn etn9eiteQt babe, UNI
baB bic %9eiommten Gerbinolicbteiten 0er
8anten, Die banterott muroen, nur 1 8ro=
sent Der 8erbin0lt9tetten iGmmtlt9er
8anten betriigen.
, 1893-07-20
ueberrafdt.
6wei Gtnbre3er in ser 2lrbeit eeit0rt uno
elmer oerielben perhaftet.

9us George &. 2(6ams geftern Morger
Tim 8 l16r nit ieiner Srar Dor ietner 81
flee ouf Dem 8metten 6lur bes Smaba7@ez
b%duoeS, $50. 1874 8an 8%urenitr., %etntraf,
ftel eS Der 2ebteren iofort auf, baB baS
@laS in 6er 3biir 3crbroben mar. G6e ibr
Wtann Oann Die 36ir 0ffnen fonnte, tpur6e
otel elbe BON tnnen altfgeitoBet unb in
tbtem Gabr1en itan6en 3rpet 0tGnner, ser
etne 9roB unb iblanf uno Ser anocre flein
unb unteriebt, nit einem btden, itruppigeu
l6tpar3en S9nurrbart. S6ne ficb it6erz
baupt auf etne GrflGrung ein3ulaiieu ic6oz
ben it6 8etbe an Dem G6epaar Qoams porz
ltber un5 eilten ben 8orplab binab. Srau
NoamS mar tbnen je0o6ipfort nacbgelaufen
uno es 9elan9 t6r, BEN &letneren am Q(rm
81 tal1en, ais ct chen Die Sreppe 6itab>
i~prin9en Dolte. Sic bielt i'm felt unb
fra8te, mas er in 6er Office i6reS MtanneS
3u i3affen ge6abt babe. Statt gu onttporz
ten rtB ct ft6 los un6 tpar bolb borauf nit
1etnem @enoiien beri9punben. 6err un6
Trau 9loamS etlten ibnen, b~iilferufeno,
nob unb balO befanOen itc6 me6rere 8oliz
stlten unD 8irger auf Der 8erfolgung.
@tner Der 9iebe wurbe iblieBLiCb altf Dem
Corridor beS 6onoelsfammergebGuoeS etn-
gefan9en, ieinem @enoiien gelang es jebo6,
gu enttommen. Der @cfangene tpur0e
ltab Der 6arrilonitr. Station 9ebracbt, no
ct leinen 0tamen ais GbparO Ggan anga6.
SIN ieinem 8sItb fan6 man @inbredberz
perf5euge aIer Dirt, un6 Ser 1tmitanb, DaB
Der 6anbgrtff an t6crrn NbamS' @el0s
icbrant abgebroBen mar, lieB nit Stberz
belt barauf i6lieBen, baB eS auf cine
Spren9ung Oes S6rantes 0bgeieben mar.
, 1893-07-20
Kampf auf einem Sdtfe.
Hnion=rtatrofen 9reifen ole mlannf9aft oes
S4ooners nnIYiic" an, weroen aber
pertrteben.

On 8orb 6es S3oonerS yMbfttc," Ser
au9enblidltb am SuB Der Soutb 8oter
StrdBe Dor 2lnfer liegt, erlcbiencn geiterr
Nbeno mebrere Unions fatrolen un6 Der>
langten, 6aB Der Captain Beterion fit stpei
gtt3tzuntonz Ofatrolen Stpei BON ibnen anz
ltellen ioue. Oils Der Captain itc6 nei9erte,
threm 8erIangen nab5ufommen, erflGrtell
Die Gtnortn9lin9c, i'm %3tpingen gu noGen.
Gbe eS teoo3 gu @eipaltt6aten fam, eribten
Der Batroltpagen Ser Capitalization, ben
Der. critic Wtoat bes vMDitic" unbeobacbtet
berbet9erufen bate. 9en meiiten ser
l(nionleuten gelang eS, ltcb rec6t3eitig oaz
oon3umdcbcn; 5tpet ibrer 3abL lpurDen ic7
boob oerbaftct unb nacb Der Station gez
bracbt. &aum mar Der 8atroltpagcn boz
oon9cfabren, ais Die ~llnionleute, bic iic6
ouf ben 9ofs Deriteft batten, 3ltriidfe6rten
unp Die Wtonni6ait angriffen. Der critic
Wfaot, So9n 9tellon, Der iie %fort5ujogen
berlIcbte, erbielt cine StiDtpunbe int
Jttfen. Damn ober eridbien Gapt. 8eterz
ion NIT etnem GeOoluer in ieber 6ano ouf
0ed urto II 3ogen Die @inbrtn9ltnge eS
bor, ben &fplab gu n~erlaiien. SpGter
1telte ltcb berarS, 6dB Der 19iG9rtge Wfatroie
!SarrD 6anien teblte. Otan furc6tet nun,
oaB ct enttpeber iiber 8oro getporfen tpuroe,
ooer ftel unb e%rtront. Setn 8eri6pinoen
ut oer Bolt6et 9emeloet tporoen.
, 1893-07-20
Oes Gtnbrud)s befduloiot.

@paro G8au itanb beute @ormtttag por
&icbter SraOtpell unter oer 2~tntlage pes
GtnbrubS, auf Qlntrog beS SnlpeftorS
&tpleD tpurbe bic &~erbanblung jebocb bis
sum- %. Suit pericbobcn, UNI bet @~oli5ct
@cIegcnheit 31 9ebel, iDr 8emeiSmatertal
gegen ben Gerbafteten 81 iuc6en. Ggon lit
beicbulDlgt, 9eitern fritb in Der Sffice BON
@cOr9e 6. QbamS i'm Omaboz@ebGube,
SEQ. 1874 San 8urenitr. Ben 0el6idbrant
aut'liprcngcn periucbt 8u baben. Sin Sc
uolie GganS entfan1.
, 1893-07-20

Der 6err8Ott un6 feline @ettermocber
tperOen a68eieBt. @rit 6aben Die portptBi9en
Wfeni3enfin0er ben 0fcgsn moc6ern ms
9anoiperf gepfuibt uno MN ipoQen iie
arc6 benz 9errn QleOIn9 &onturren3
ma9en, Sn 2tberOeen, 9, o., lift sic
DSnternatiOnal GOlb Storage Company"
ge9rjtnbet porbelr, tpeIcbe itcb an6eiibig
macbt, vgegen 8aar" tp66renb 6eS 9ocbz
, 1893-07-20
Was lit 6enn etoentlich nit unIerel

= @as lit benn eigentlic6 NIT unlerem
tQtnoiiti3en 2anbSmanne S%teDenion los,
oaB ct i'm @eiten 10 ptel Nufbebens bon
itb madben lGBt. Soute ct it9 in Ben
&0pf gelebt baben, @roperS gtacbfolger gu
tperocn? St bat olerbtn9s ben nidbt gu
oera3ten6en 8ort6eiI, baB CT leinem Go1n>
pa9non, BEN G6ef bes 6auieS @lepelan6 &
Steoenion, ni6t tnS Gebt9e fOmmen fam,
benin Der miro eS pobl nicbt ieinem grpBen
Gor8Gn9er Grant na6macben un6 gum
6ritten Wial 8rGftbent tper6en pouen.
8tr baben mirtlicb Nblat I'M 8er6acbt,
baB ct Bic presidential bee" i'm &Opfe
bat un0 BET 3eiten i6on iein Gticn ms
Selter brtngt. 9tuS Dem Sii6en Galiforz
MEMS bat ct iebt ietnet vGriumpbSug" mach
Dem gtOrOen fortgeiebt unb lit bier tpie
BORT nit vprditOenti6aftlidben G9ren" emf
p%fan9en iporben. Qlblai lit nun einmaL fet
entl6Ioiien, Bic &iceprdiibenticbaft mieber
81 gDren SIT ~brin9en, unb tpenn i6m 6a5
sur G%rtltmnln9 Der bD6lten Stufe be-
btllib lit, um 10 better; - bcntt 9l6lai.
, 1893-07-20
Quf Ser B0rfe

Der Q8et5cnmarft e~r6ffnete heute Morgcn
%feiter; Septentber brac5te 64@67Bc.
@Orn mar left GIT 39B per Sult uub 395
@40f per Septembcr.
Safer i'm Sulitermin no. I'M
Septembertermin 24B.
, 1893-07-20
Oiebmarft.

11nton StoG OorbS, 20. Sult.
@inbpie9, = 9retie matt; 3uiuD}
1900 Stif.
S9meine. - 3ufu6r $4,000 Stiif.
Breiie ipei9en INT 25c. @0pere s.. 250
$3.50, ntittcli0pcre IS. 20(9$5,65, leicbtt
So. 30(0$5.6 go.
S6ofe. - 3ufu9r $4,000 Stiid.
Hreile felt.
, 1893-07-20
9tiAter Stcin FOB bellte Gornitto

Gibter Stein bob beute Gorntttag
ben Gtnbaltsbefe6l atf, bltr4 tpeIcbcn
Gbarlcs 81. &oditd0t Der6oten mar, iiber
2lttjet bcr rGDicago Quuep onO 6anger
80" uno oer uGrceliiOr 8ulep an6 Boiler
80" I'M Nertbe Don 500, 900 81 perfitgen.
Der GtnbaltSbefcbl wor BON ben 0treftoz
rem Der llniperial Manufacturing So. erz
iptrtt t%poroet, an lpclchs 0ofitGbt Wertboole
Katente ab9cge6en Bate.
, 1893-07-20
Wnnnrth1 Dnntnfpr.

9ret Dol ta9Il9 mad Mtlltuaufee, g uhr 9gprr1. .73o
mpfno3 IN IMP : 4gr @penbs. Ser ueue 5ampfer pgir'
Diana" nm s ubr Abenbs. "'P y
&a9ll4 nab e%uotn8tOn unb Mtanifpe. % BORN. ai
Sonlte9 logft Der 3oG1pier I'M s ubr @5enOs ab.
mnopoe, &et991Tee. Mbnapee, Sturseon Ban nno Wteno'
ca SeeeH 2og mao 9rau6 9aoeu. Mtusfeaon, @rnlh
.faptos, etc. nm 1880 ubr Abeubs. aui BEN HeIeu Gam,
plsrn atlanta" nno r@itD Of 9faciue."
9ta0 9reen SaD. Gscuuaba, WouiItioue uno Mop
%orts an1 9tenitag uub SamItoe. 7u6r Nben6s.
gus Oct @ttdDtGan 9GDe. Iooprpb
, 1893-07-20

Nbtcago & gnrtbtuc Iterrt=@ 81 Ienbabn. - Gidet.
" Stfice5: 9sos. 206-20S @larf : StraBe, an Der
GafleD @oenue Station uno am Depot. SIDE Mens=uno
&inate-Str.
9bfabrt lautuuft
, 1893-07-20
GDtea8o & 9Net : Wsiateam : Sa0n.

egtcogo Station, SUB Oon Il. Ctr,
(Staot=GfTce, 81 Glart Str.)
Nbfobrt. @uflnft
S.25 Wt-Bo deltoge-bur1f.. Barlor=@ar-G.5O q
80 9t-tQ9li6-gQrlpr=6ar SG(aflp'g'u-t2.20g
1855 @-tdgd6-burbfobreuo eS d tafpo9. IS. 80 Oh
Smr0faBretoe SIge na6, WranS 0tapioS,
9etosfeB, 9DarleOotE, SGB Oiclp, Sraoerie
, 1893-07-20

Die 9runO9ei9ei6te un6 auf9eflGrte
3eitungsi6reiberin &ate Tielb BON @aibz
ington lit, Ser befti9iten v&iderei" tbrer
lteben S6ipeitern bon Der 9amenbebOrbe
gum SrOb, gum Mit8lte6 Der MeltauSitelz
lungs : Brifun9sfommiHion fir 8etnz
reben8ubt ernannt tporben .8rapo! Die
&abI lit ats9e3ei6netl &ate metB cinen
uglten GrOpfen" 31 ibdben, un6 itellt betm
9emiit6licbcn &neipen uibren Mann"; .bas
bat ite icbon BET ma1cber @elegenbeit beptez
len. Ser Sbretber f0nnte nit 8eiipielen
aufiparten ; bocb berbietet ibm 6tes Bic Dem
icbonen @eldlecbte ibulbige Obstruction.
Gor eint8en Sa6ren mabte &ate ia AUDI iut
Suffrage bcs StaateS Californian 8roz
p%aganba fir Oas californiibe G~ebenblut.
8aS allO Die r8einprObe" auf ser 8eltz
alstelluhg anbetrifft, 10 lit bic lebenSz
luiti9e Gate babel in ie6er t6tnltbt am re9z
ten Blabe.
, 1893-07-20

NBtcaaO, No6 SStano & VactNc=9abm. -
" PoI1ogter=StottOn Ban gureu=Str.. Elm Blot
ltoIlb opm 8ooro oI Srabe. 9idet=GfIee: l4 @lorEitr.
, 1893-07-20
Gi9enbaRn~ GaRrpRdne.


Nbtcneo, gsiIspaufec &c st. @aut=@tIembabn.
" Staot=5tdet Office 207 @lort=Gtr.; Selephone
2l9o Metr. nniOn @ofio9ier-st station: eanal., @6oms.
, 1893-07-20
gStSeom1tm 6entrAT-9Ir3en

Isle N~ttGeI:pIate! :" 1ep WsrF, Shtease
"ne st SoniS=@iIembahm.
9epot: Gde elert unb Sip6Ifte @trase.
~ Abenos; AntunTt in Chicago $40 8orm, sic
aTsmGS n mn go S50 Gse aso1 81 Gls .8l9s leufen tdslis;
S S1nIyoas e ~ Tu Y ooeI Setts!t in S9Iofpa9en rt9tst
, 1893-07-20

EsTz5gEsT GBtcaso, 2SarIingtom & Gutncs
N.T3TdTI ST,q G~ilenoabu.
SAlt1I8kMi Sir Sifets uub S~dlafnaQen fpredas
kasETfTW5l bpr III 2l glart=Str. II. TT Der llnipa
EESA!plIlsMI 9aIIeuger StatiOH, Ganal=StraBea ne
lAIg@l Moans.
3uge @bTobrt L.QIHfunTf
, 1893-07-20
observation-disclosures.

8tS beute Mttttag tpuroen bte folgenben
6eiratbSi6etne ertpirft:
, 1893-07-20

2tbenbbiutt Der 81, Staats8ts. l Gent.
, 1893-07-20

QuimoiS Central. ollie bur6s
~ aebenoen 3u9e non Der Sen.
ASFTHS> trail citation, II. Ctr. un0 Bart
3SMA Som. 3ioe fir ben Snoeu fDrueu
~ ebeufaQs an %. Str, 80. StroBe.
S1be Yart uuO notwithstanding
60. StraRe) eenomuteu perbeH.
Staot=Sidet=SfiCe 194@lort Ctr
, 1893-07-20

W9iengp 4 GaIteru 5u;,sois : @iIenbabm. -
" 3IdetsOftCeS 23O @i9rt= Str., ubitorinmzSote
rnLo lPolagIer.Sta 9ear6oru= uHo @olt=5tr.
S&Ggltd. SountQQS un3Qe:. Mhia6rt. INutuuft.
9pnt9ern Wtoil 6 @~aiieuger. ...... 1902 Wd' $40 u
Serre 9oute uno GDonSpiQe.. ..... 800 WEt 7:25 81
9onpille & Serre 9aute BoTIenger If 2:1O 9Ff 240 R
9t01gntle uHo Ntianto .c.E SOP 9" 8:58 81
&erre 0dute uu6 GOanSOi1e. .......I' $40 III" 6:55M
, 1893-07-20

iOmmerS gan3e @eeenben nit fallen
@elen" be8liifen. SoffentGt9 tommen
ite nocb pdbrenb Ser beurtgen 6un6Stage
in making order" Nd9itenS miro auc6
Dem @iSgott un6 feinem @ebilfen, bem
8OreaS, bas 6an0tpert gele9t per6en.
, 1893-07-20

Sd9ltb. / I6glld, ousgenontmen 9Onutags.
2o9lt4, ansgen. Somitogs. I &0gIt0, olS9enOmnlen
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-08
NEWS OF THE STATE
DASHED TO DEATH.
II. s.a Aeeia.n, rh.. s.f.I Brig skinner,

Montpelier Post.
A most distressing and fatal
accident occurred at the Nounan
saw mills en- Monday afternoon by
which Brig Skinner, the manager
Of the mills. lost his life. 1t was
about ten minutes to four o'clock
in the afternoon when Albert
Beutler, one Of the owners of the
mill, came to Orig, he having just
returned from the head Of the race,
where he had been turning more
water into the mill. He asked
Brig if he thought he had sufficient
water and he replied yes, but that
the BELT was to loose. Brig was
soaping the belt at that time.
Something that Beutler had never
noticed Skinner doing before, and
which he had cautioned Beutler
against was soapipg against the
pulley instead of at point where
the belt leaves it. Skinner had no
sooner made reply to Beutler than
the belt caught Brig in it's deathly
embrace and whirled him on to the
pulley and then dashed him down
His right arm was caught and
bruised while both eyes were cut
on the cold iron of the pulley and
one almost gouged out of his head.
His right eye was completely
covered with his scalp, but his left
eye was partly open and through
it he seemed to look. although he
was perfectly unconscious. Water
was at once thrown on him, and
he commenced to breathe and it
was hoped that he would recover,
but the back of his head was conn
pletely shattered and such thing
as getting better was impossible.
He was carried into the house and
surgical assistance summoned for
from Montpelier. But the un-
fortunate man never needed it.
He lived until twenty minutes past
eight o'clock that night and then
died.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-08
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE


BEST OtniMo CAR sERWcE IN THE WORLD.
The Rock Island is foremost in adopt
ing any advantage calculated to inn
prove speed and give that luxury, safety
and comfort that popular patronage de-
mands. Its equipment is thoroughly
complete with vestibuled trains, mag
niflcent dining cars, sleepers and chair
coaches. all the most elegant, and Of
recently improved patterns.
Faithful and capable management
and polite, honest service from en-
ployes are important items. They are
a double duty-to the Company and to
travelers-and it Is sometimes task
difficult of accomplishment. Passep-
gers on this line will find little cause
for complaint on that ground.
REMEMsER
The Great Rock Island Route runs all
regular trains to Englewood suburban
station, close to Worlds Fair grounds.
and you can save time and trouble by
getting of at that point and avoid the
crowd in the city.
For full particulars as to tickets,
maps, rates. apply to any coupon ticket
Office In the United States, Canada or
Mexico, or address:
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
Genl Tiki. q Pass. Agt., Chicago. ILL.,
T. er. JOHN. Gen" Manager, Chicago. III.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-08

sheets and statements of account
for the financial year ending
March 81, 1893. These reports
are given with full details so clear
~ and concisely stated that one,
by them, can readily comprehend
all the operation at the mines and
mill during the year. From some
of the tablets we make the follow
ing synopsis:
RESULT OF MILLING OPERATIONS:
Mill in service (average. %
Stamps) 343 days.
Wet tons crushed. 29,853.
Assay value Of gold, $2O.12; sill
yer, 16.47.
Percentage saved according to
bullion returns, 1888 per cent.
Number of fine ounces of gold
produced, 19,O233.
Number Of fine ounces of silver
produced, 4S7, 1874.
Total ret value of gold and sil-
yer produced. $SO5,15
OF shipping ore, sent directly to
smelter, there we're produced 1854
tons. Welding $176,52O.32. or 1882.
Is per ton.
The total co. ts of obtaing these
results, including development
work, well boring etc, was-min-
ing 1912; milling, $50; total, $14.-
go per ton.
The average price received for
silver was S4.45 cents per ounce,
as against 94.O5 cents last year.
This fall in values represents a
loss Of $4,000 as compared with.
last year.
DEVELOPMENT WORK IN MINES.
Shafts sunk, 223 feet.
Levels run, 4726 feet.
Drifts and cross-cuts, 984 feet.
Raises and wines, $40 feet.
ESTIMATED RESERVES OF ORE.
The results If actual aud esti-
timated measurements and tom
mage show q total of ore reserves
in developed ground Of. 100000
tons. Of gross value Of $33. so per
ton.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-08
MINES ARE CLOSING DOWN.
The uahssrd.of Low Price pf Lssd and Silver
the Csuss.
Panhandle News.

Panhandle News.
The low price of lead and silver
is closing the mines down all over
the country. The closing down of
the Gem and Frisco mines at Gem
last week settled over the country
like a cloud, but the climax was
reached when the reports we're re.
ceived Thursday morning that lead
had bsgan to drop below ESQ.
Business men then began to see
that every mine in the country
would have to close down with no
immediate prospect If opening up
soon.
The Morning mine closed down
last night and the miners were
paid off to-day for the month of
May saturday, July 1st, will he
the June pay day. The Hunter is
still running, but in q reply to a
reporters question, Manager Cur
ans said that it would close down.
The closing of these two mines will
throw three hundred men out of
employment in this town alone.
Up to this writing the Poorman
and the Tiger at Burke are still
running, but are expected to close
down at any time.
This is certainly the blacklist
period in the history of the CGur
d. Alane, and it is to be hoped that
it will not last long. This is un-
4uestionably one of the best silver
lead mining districts in the world
and when the great financial de.
preston subsidies she will again
become as prosperous as she has
been in the past.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-08

Malad Enterprise.
We are told con6dentially by our
friend Mr.. Phil. Phillips, Of Marsh
valley, that he has invented d new
tangled continuance that willsgrub
ten acres of sage brush, stack it in
to heaps, pillow the ground and SOW
the seed, all in one day. . It is
worked entirely by electricity and
two men can handle it with ease.
Mr.. Phillips reasons for not max
ing the matter public before, were
because a patent could not be pro-
cured. Another feature has lust
lately been added that makes the
machine far more valuable than
fore. 1t consists Of very fine
wire attached to the moter and car.
ried out and beyond the machine
about four feet. At the end of this
is q very large wad Of cotton, thor
oughly saturated with high grade
of alcohol. The driver, on reach
ing sage brush dump, presses the
button sufficiently to allow strong
current Of electricity to pass
through the wire. The cotton is
ignited instantaneously, it is placed
under the sage and before he re.
turns with another load has been
entirely consumed. We congratu-
late Mr.. Phillips on his invention
and hope the farmers will aid in
the success of it.
"My little boy was very bad of
for two months with diarrhpa
We used various medicines, also
called in two doctors, but nothing
done him any, good until we used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy, which gave
immediate relief ard soon cured
him. | consider it the best medi.
cine made and can conscientiously
recommend it to all who need q
dia"rhea or collie medicine. J. E.
Hare, Trenton, Tex. 25 and so
cent bottles for sale by all drug
gists.
Be prune baron in Canyon
county.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-08
Plenty Of Land, Water and Climate.
Chances for EYeFybody.
Homes for : Milliea in Canyon
County Best UNSETTLED Section
West Of the Alssissipl

| su0 V'u anu tuICAIy ecttleu pOTtlOHS
of the United States looking for
homes, looking for some place
where good lands can be acquired
cheaply, looking for some place
where they can spread out and be-
come comparatively independent,
People have in the last ten years
been SO often deceived by booming
devices that they regard with ex-
treme suspicion everything that is
said or written respecting new To-
calities. and they are particularly
suspicious of the west. They have
good reason to be cautious. The
breaking up Of homes and associa-
tons is no trivial affair; it Is, in
deed, a matter of intense serious
ness, and to allure people 10 do so
by wild and extravaganza stories
and prospectuses is not only dis
honest but shamefully criminal.
It is good thing for the west that
the days of the boom and the
boomer have gone by and that the
day Of legitimate enterprise is be-
ginning to dawn. Speculation in
real estate is rapidly dying out and
fictitious values have disappeared.
This is pre-eminently the time for
people to obtain valuable lands
cheap and Idaho offers the best OPP
portunities. The southwestern
portion of this state is unquesti6n-
ably the best part of the United
States which is not already thor
oughly settled. 1t is the only
country which possesses climate
and soil adapted to every civilized
industry except the raising of
few tropical fruits. Take Canyon
county alone. Its present popula-
ton is probably not over 5000 and
it is capable Of maintaining a mil.
lion people. Think of the thous-.
ands of beautiful homes yet to be
built; think of the thousands. and
thousands Of acres of land yet to
be occupied. And vet it is hardly
marked by the hand of man. If
people who are striving on a few
barren acres in the old states would
only nerve up and come out here,
they would in few years become
rich and independent. This is no
exaggeration. It is being done
every year. There is scarcely
nothing that grows but the soil and
climate will produce in profusion.
1t is the best vegetable producing
country in the United States; it
equals any country for cereals, and
for raising fruits it can't be excelled
anywhere. And at this time it is
practically unoccupied. The peo-
pie who are going to reap the ad-
vantage of these conditions are
they who get here FIRST. The move
ment has already begun and every
year the opportunities become
fewer. The best chances and the
greater advantages are now in Can
yon county. The climate is milder
than in any other county hence it's
range OF products. is greater. 1t
contains more unoccupied arabic
land than any other county in the
state, hence prices are lower and
there are more opportunities for ac-
curing government lands. Its
water supply is abundant and ac-
cessable, consequently every acre
can be cultivated. There is no
other section Of the state, in fact,
there is no country west of the
Rocky mountains in which so
many advantages are combined.
There is no natural obstacle here,
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