The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21

day, ready and pleased to meet all
friends and patrons at the old stand.
The contract for the building of the
foundation of the Soldiers Home, at
Boise, was let to T. q. Beal whose bid !
was 81 800. /
Hon. w. c. Maxey, was in Boise City
last week on business connected with
the Soldiers Home, he being trustee
of that institution.
C. b. Marlatt is burning laIge kiln
of brick for the winter trade and is
prepared to take building contracts on
the best possible terms.
Mr.. Luther and family removed, last
Thursday, to DeLamar. He has pur-
chased the DeLamar hotel and will |
reside there in the future.
Under the management of Mr.. Satoris,
the Pacific hotel continues to keep up
it's high standard of accommodation
despite money stringency.
The Coroner's jury summoned to in
quire into the death of John Fraser, at
Vale, Oregon, found that deceased was
accidentally poisoned by strychnia.
Our stock of clothing must go to
make room for other goods, every suit
marked at cost in plain figures. Call
and be convinced. Monte B. Gwinn
Mer Co.
g. r. Rooms, clerk of Oneida county,
ana j. NJ. Nicholas, both of Malad, will
spend the latter part of the week in
Caldwell. Mr.. Nicholas may locate
here permanently.
We are closing out our clothing stock
and have marked them at actual cost
in plain figures come in and examin
our prices, and you will be sure to buy.
M. b. Gwinn Mer. Co.
Mrs. S. B. Crockett is the happy
mother of a bouncing, baby boy regis
tering IL pounds, born, noon Tuesday
DIR. Isham attending. This is another
specimen of Canyon county's products
which can't be beat anywhere.
. Nos. and of the Weekly Epigr0m
. published by John q. Foster, at Baker
City, Oregon has been received. 1t is
, a bright, spicy, 7 column paper and
! promises to be power for good in the
! land. We wish the EpigrGns un'
bounded success.
!. It is somewhat amusing to note the
Q howl that such papers Is the New
e York World and Herald are setting ur
on account of the obstructive tactics
a of silver men, when we considered thai
!. only q year ago they were urging
/. forcefully the justice and expediency
Of exactly the Same methods. A grea
paper is not necessarily bulwark o
V consistency and integrity.
r. The band, the little band, the juven
" lie band, the one much talked Of by tn
boys seems at last to have material
y lied, and, II no failure attend the enter
. prise, the people within ten squares o
!. ! the Athletic hall win be aware of thei
u existence. We advise no harsh meas
uIOO ON tAAO R0VPAOO paw 30 VsAO wy
10 intentions are of the best and they wi
70 render delightful music in the nea
h. future. The band viii number twelv
e instruments.
Isn't 1t time that the fecund brain Q
m the average Idaho editor should unloos
or itself and build transcontinental raj
as roads 80 connecting their town as
u make it the center of this world, NAL
ing the population to equal the sag
Of brush on her contiguous hills an
IA plains. They need not bother abor
MT mountain barriers in these paper raj
IN. road schemes. Why to reach these ric
~. centers they depict the valleys woul
be raised, the mountains leveled ar
-. hills made low! Idaho will be the SCI
s s;U of vast civilization, her plains dott'
- with cities and her valleys personi
~. twentieth century industry, but tn
VOC will never be accomplished by hype
bole. The state must to make it stall
sly be settled by a steady increase; givil
eek rise to fictitious values in real proper
out is followed by inevitable ruin. Bool
It find their level as water and boo
ay. towns and countries invariably Fl
emf their level in ruin. Advertise yo
the towns and counties well and jud