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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
@ewiftiges 3eugnib b,S giumaHbeyursss
&Ommiiiars, ahtb. @eOrgs Starr, i'll Be,
aug cut bic 9eiltrait Uon 8abman'S
1euOp 9teIisf bel eiHem Safe BON
Nbcumatismus in ben Sifteu.


Tr. RabUap. - @ei mir bat Sbr Eeicf gGunoeE
scrulTtt. IBahrcHs Der legtcH Sabre mar Id pom
bduiacE UHb eosartlRcE &EidusE Sciatica beima
geiuIt, SuttteH crity,dtsH I blelssn uou Der 9eEs
6eE9Neuo bis 81 cen 2EotsH uEe s,tuelLls ubcr bic
bsi0eE UEfercA uebMafsR.
2SahrrEo plenr 5ctt, IN relder Id BON oIcieH
SdmcT3cH espO Il rgGros hnJe Iait ale GeHIitteE
prottrt Die NIX DoH tHtcugeRttH eeuteH uuo Horrtn
tuipiobsE muroIH IL Der q0iHuRs. Grleidhferus III
froeH, bod liue; eTfU:e5 itcb ais elH fSebillas.
5u be5 Uerlt7ie9cHs &rtcH &GstI sebTGudr, milo
UaHHlalGt'er S:bGEoAug UHTcGogeH, du6tIliI EIH,S
mcrte IN taie aHltluaH9t iODle tSepte ber hersoJa
fu6cnoieH seTBtt ytti taotitH usrmo tc Bu bsIien.
SerioiisHsH September ggrbe I'D aui byiHaeHo,S
@rlah:H eIues irsuHot5 toer iib In berslben &ages
lulc Id bsfaHo) osrtitet, 5bg ghtcI NJ probireE I'D
lttt Eu oer Selt an eiFezi meIHcr GteH aEfAuc. SI
m,IEer ntbelraipur9 uHS gToBtcH rreuoe psIinafite
nix bic crits gyptliatioH 9YlttJtcuHGS Hudhosn i1
bic GirteH = cItc 9tbGbst uHo uaia9irt bate, IN
ben 6lisomag;H puroc oUrb Ous geli:f ne mobls
tbut oe gG6une hsrCoIgsuttu mo IN urSer 3;t ucrS
ihUaEo Der S6merS pouldEoIg. Gbaei51 ib lsdte
perIoolitc GHiGAc UeripIuc btIm GtrauHa5cH et3er
geHocIuHs ots S&ttieTS, 10 UsS Id IsBt BOD, plc IN
MIDI 81 turireu tdbe UHb gum Rtud,r Der Situatloa
made. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF ID uclH iSIeuH0.
SD uHterHebmr feline Usi'c Cb7c cine t5aite odpsa
In meiHclH 9tctcfoIfcr nlIt{uHsbm:H.
Sax srsebeHcr Geo. starr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
Der lInteri6lagumg beidulnigt.

Gin @eriatsclert begebt StlbftmorO.
8urliustOn, 5a., 16. Sft.-g8.
.. Sngrabam, @lerf oeS 0iitritta.@cs
ribtes, bat ii9 bur6 SclbltmOrO Ser
G9ance elmer Ycrbaftuug lUegeu @erz
untreuun9en ent5O9eu. SOr , 5abren
lieB lia Der @lert cine 0cIrauOatiOn
pom $4,000 gu SduIOen fOmmeH, bod
9elang cS Inn, Ourh 9efuu9 Oc8 De-
fi3its scr brobeuOcn StraIUcrfol9un9 3u
entgeben. @r blieb in ieiner StcQuug
uuO ioa bann ncuc llutcriAlagungsI
neriiht haheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
Wcr Deraiitetc Den Srunncn.
Senatioueue acknowledgement geseu swsi
Ierite.

geniutiOueue acknowledgement geseu suei
4er;te.
2ittte Sod, 9trf., II. Ottober.
- SbarnsGOunt9 bat sur 3sit icine
SeniatiOn, in uelde eini9e Der ungez
iebeulten StuObucr be5 GountpS perz
pidsIt ijub. SderiiI Sut6iiOu uOm
Qenannten GOuntg perbuitete aeitern Die
Oottoren 9tirou uuo 0tc@abc, iotu;e
5rau Otc@abe auT Die 9lnidulOi9unq
bin. Osn Ssriu9 9emudt gu buben, Dr.
q. .. Barr unO oeiien 6autilie buOura
su t6Oten, baB lie @iit in SEN BON Der
8arr'i6en 6uullte 6enueten 8runncn
parien. Or. Barr ms Or. Ntc@1be
prO3eiiircn ieit 5abrsn 9esen cinun0er
unO iinO bttere 6cinoe. 9icr Wiitglie=
Ser Oer garr'iden 6amilie traufen aus
6em pergiiteten 8ruuneu uno sntgin9en
nit fnapper gtotb benz GoSe. Sine ans
gsitcllte llnteriuduns er3ub obne :3weiz
iel, Bop 6a8 NGNcr Slit entbielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
Sns 9Srrf bcainnt.
Eie tomnlsnbe SaumwOaftaateu 4usfsI,

Sie fomnlsnbe SaumwOaftaateu 4usfsI.
lung.
atlantic. Ga, Is. Stt. - Der
Gontratt fiir bic GruuOarbciten an
GebauOe iiir 9nbuitri: unO irtic &iinlte
bel Der 9aummOultaatcn 2uSfe0uug
warOe beute ptrgeben. Die Bcb0rOc Ser
0amen yMaHager" wirO an Die @ous
uerneure a(Ier Staateu Oas @cIu9 rid)z
ten, eiu @outtte BON oAt 6roucu 3u err
nennen, uuo bonn GOuuerncur 9tortbern
luirO an a0s Stuateu Die @inIaOuns sur
SctbeIlisun9 an Der lu8lieQuug 0u5gcs
hnt1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
SnpprlmnrO.
Z as gut. zines Seiuass in einem 6reuosu

EuS gute zines Seiubss in einem 0reuoeus
hauie.
G8cunuba, Wtid., Il. Sft. -
Gin OOppelmoro waro in ser WOuta9Ss
gtadt in einem ubslbsriidtigten ,0auie,
brei Oteilcn pom 9lapioz6luie entiernt,
uerI6t. 3wet nit Dem 0auis in Sers
binOung ltebsnOe 0tanaer eridOnen
3wet 9Ol3fdller, gtamcns Burns unO
WtercD. 8ie perlautet. paren 0ie Sc
tOoteteu betrunten, olS iie oa8 6aua be-
trateu uno perluu9ten, baB Die idmmt5
l;den Snia6en ii6 ibren gauuen figtn
uub mad ibrsm YfeiI.n tau3en lOuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
(ans pnitrer etnsiaen ?. gsotaen: Nut aabtl
Sin banfcrOttCr GT.YHnOcsienatnr
Senator GabOr mo ieine pamuiemeut'
@onlpaguie" ocrfradeu.

NtHIPN5HII" UVIIIuuItN.
Denocr, Sol, 16. Oft. - Gr>
SunocSIeuatOr IabOr befinOet iid BON
9Ienem i'll finaniielen Sdwierigt.iteu.
Die rcide 6ran Sw:fbeimcr, welde
ibm tIrilid $275,OO0 uoritrefte, bamit
Oie BrdtluiiOn elmer 9ypotbet auf benz
pcdbtigen nEabOr Sqcrnbaus" uerbiis
tct lucrSt, uinid)t ieet 3uriif;abluug
beS Enrlcbns. Der Senator, BON ieiz
ncn 8ldubigcrn georGngt, fab iid gez
swunscn, ben 8anferOtt Ser nGaborz
2lmuiemcnt Company" an3umel0cu.
Die 6inanslage Iit nod nidt feltgeItellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
e 70 II G I'll (G)

9ilrirtn 80 bis 90 Eropfcu in ciEem baIbcr GIoO
Eniier in ryeHiJcH ytiHuttH Irimpit, Dta9eEiGurer
ucutfelt, SrbrcGen, SoobreHne1, Jttruotat, StluiA
IoIs'ett, Wh9rdHe, 0lalrboc, &gieHtcrIe. &polerdH
9torbuS, GolIc, SLdAUn9tu UHo Gle IHHerIlptn
Sdue2tH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18

GS Iiuo:rt ole priuinrno5ttu Sd1mcrjen n sts
Fsr lis spGH3ts Q.lHutsH. 9t,t: eias StIros uon
9eisu oleicr ssu!t!9s ivute i-aeH0 Semauo 5ArIerE
Keu IciSe0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
sIIte Settune g c T.

Rur -6orrsiponreHteH.-
10 Gents pro 6uusert in Der Office bes -@OrrefSszs
SsS:en" AZ bGbtu. AGebr10-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
Nns Der Suubesbauptfaht.
uSnteG Gam" braudJt clue 8r0BCre
Oetpcbrf0brif.

VEWSDbINO&t%'
Die 8uroc8qemcbrIabrIt i'll Sprin9z
Iislo mirO BET ibrtr be]drGuften BrObufs
tion5iabigteit CUR Strltellung Ser neuen
lytagasiugewebre fir Die rcguldrc armee
wobl etn san3ss Subr Scbraudcn. SOz
balp bic 9teubewafinun9 Der SunOcSs
2lrmce uOu;O9en lit, ioQ Guh an Die
Staat8nili3en sebadt lperosn, bod
werocn bicle nod mebrerc Sabre lang
ibre alien SdjcBpriiscl tra9cn miilien.
Die ln;ul6nglthteIt Ocr Sunbc6ges
me5riubllt ut leet, no lie sur 2leferun9
bon 25, 900 neuen 9cwebren beraH gee
SOgtn Uiro, 10 rc6t 81 Gage getreten,
unp in hObereu miitGrii9sn &reiieu
mirO laut un0 eucrgiid perIangt, OaB
.Snfel Sam" leine 5abritanla9en CUR
perft: lluu9 bon moOerncn Srtessmertz
;eugcn o,n 9lnforOerungen Der 9teu5elt
eutlpreatnO erluettere.
Die Strategcn I'M Sun0es6eere fn6
Ser ueber3euguug, oaB unter ben curOz
pdiihcn NtGdte2 5iucI IN StanSe ludren,
in Sale eine8 &rtcge5 nit oen Scr.
Staaten 25O, 900 Maun an Ter atlautie
ihen Suite 3u lanDcn uno nit oleiem
6cere bis nu9 Ct. Soui8 oOr5uriitcn,
ebe Der lan9lamc rSutsl Gam" 50
SOl0aten nit Ota9a;ingewsbren aus
geriltst bate.
SeriniIdltes.
Or. s. s. &inpOun pom 8un0eSs
Otarine 9OipjtulOtenit, weldcr iia 5ur
3eit in Ser 9uup;itabt 6ranfrei9's,
Yaris, uuIbalt. mn Die BebunOlnug BON
Oipbtberiti8s& s&raufen nit benz ueu entz
ocften Stut. Serum gu ituOireu, ipridt
ii1 in cinem 8ertdt al oen @eueralz
2lr5t 0r. 8Dnau auBerlt 9iuitis iber
oa5 Ollttel aus. Der 0ottOr miro
Guoe gtOpembsr na6 ben Sercini9ten
Staateu ;uriidtebren unO oanu bier bic
6ablifattOn bss 0eilmtttsls leiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
0solaria Walaria,
SaattelfrOf, faItes Gyisber,
@edieliieber beipaltigt.

Gieber uno gEchielFi:bsr FuIirt fir uEi5i9 Gerts.
Gs rtkrt fsin ncimlltsl IN Der GSslt, pst5 fdItes
fSieber arb 2&ed1isfi,tcr uHo ole Iouf5cn Srmpiss
bIioicu UHo GHcersH SItbey Ellt CuLtc Uon HHomGu5
Bilen) 10 RAID beut, me JGoDau'5 dedOq Jteuet.
EIeis 90 cts. pro alaire. IN 2lpGt9et:H AH babeB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
.&aOluaD'5 8c0ODs&elief
fIIsirt lln0 psrhEtfG

fWsirt nno Dcrbatt&
GrfGltnng, 6ujicn, b0Icn 9als, SH'
fucn3G, GbEamatismu5, &cn'
raIgic, GOpilurB, 3abEpeb,
Ifgma, gItbcmnUtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
Ser Semtide GorreipnnSent,
EdsIid, potsnsIid uno sOHntass.
@. G3aiue, Giaentbumcr itHo Wecatfcur

(statioIsrr ppu 8. Goire),
&lbipeR=Gdc Saltimore=StraBe nEo Goif<Sfncs< s<aoe.
greis Sts sIiden s3Iattes, eurf 9riser bsiorst,
Az Gts; tiaIic1c uno Spuutn 40 =auosebe 15
&cnfs pro gpote sabbar an Die oas Satt beor9enoer
Grdscr.-SaaIid5 ucbf Spnmta se sslns aabe nfttcT
Eortos 8orausbtsahure $50 pro 9abr, tur tiIScrs
nit Sorntoasblatt portoir.i llit abBue ttr Clubs,
$9 so pro Sdhr, ron irscro siHem Srte ocs SElnrs
ses a. nab europa. Spnntas s=Anegab 81
pro Sabr.-9as bette unb biuiaite Stutidle @IGtt
In ben 9littel= uno Slpfaatsn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
ytr. 2 80.

Gs aetietet ben ioIttrEafsR Santrtcu aug,rbli1IiA
gia6alt, liHocyt @Et3VEeU-l u7e 5,it RIutaroraH9,
Itl IS Hatt ben 2uEltu, bcuI y.u1ca ben @5codImCs
eocr anperc7 SIHisa eocr Crssusr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18

= Yroi. y. Y. Sldmauu's Geogr. ..Statit.
Galden st!aS. 45reis Il. I.S0 (Mt. 81.
Ser.al DON u. Srepla9 & Ssruct, gGlea
VIII.
~ Die ganien gegedHunsen iuu-oeu ser
Stabillfdt wegeu III Diaif o. 9f.-g9. ais
Sse eIrSi9 iifsn DtiinSe aHssetubyi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
@r1tG, permanent oebtiI:. =,

.S%AWB poer tsine gesabIuHa.
gtaH boIe Td SaItmorer Sants@mptbhnaen oo,r
Idiic lie l brted1 suieRocR. g3r perrpeiieH Sic duf
5000 BatieEt.n. Seine Spernt.on feline slbs
saItuug pou &eidlaft.u.
Ghrlftitr SaraHtic urbtbinst,r S,tEns uon
9rud cn dner Gtt lei btioen &eihIe6tern obne
WeiitrGnncnouEe. pic lang. aud eaS g.ibru heiebeu
naa - uut,riuhuHJ fr,i. Dian Iaiic iid Girtutare
toHn.H. Ctt Q. g. giia6rsGamp..
Simmer 21O-212, Equitable t8cbdubs,"
(5IHi16, ,12Uittg) Baltimore, Wo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
s.. 0auiegFO6.

Cine grob: - uro Gle ijuo u5ty5sugt. Serbita urS
lTi7tcruaare lett al enuo Didotcuz uHO 9Hobeus
Gtbuituh,. bic b.ftu uuO bIlIt3neH; sb,rio ieIn:
Scrren= uuo GGmtuitubs. GumWi= Z d,ubc EHo =StIez
fcI uno ocu btilcu Grbtli5i,tUh III Jiortts GUte
E,rauerRisfcl uro narTt Gaue tube fur Diebacr uHe
q,dd,r III BEN aLtcm SdImhla Gen pYbEthiRua SeHs
Gboe: :SSpuS- ." g.r. 127, go os3an=. uabc 2ctluas
tonftraBc, uno gIE. i60. RorO= SGnitraGe.
s.. San3eaIOG.
(Septl2i.a.E--TI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
Gs HGrb

WutlUot, o.n IL Sfto6ey, uhr p}ors,as, Seas
roliue 23ofemencr. geicbts Satin oon souis Sotcs
meaer, im glttr Ooa 40 3a5reH. 2Is Sssroi8uua
iiuoet mcrgru. iSysl'a1, Hddmltto9s 2 ulr, pam
Erqreybquit, FGe ocr 2Seit= Saratoaa= 1t. Srue
iirabc, ais Ian. Gycanoe uuo ScllHHts iiuo ada
tUr95oou eIcgciGo'u.
NJ. tr1usrrosa 1IEtT6licbsrcH:
2ouis 9oEruenc~, Satte ue6it SlEoecr
LDnn-l -. NiEihpIfrrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
Ser franfc G3or.

, cters Nr I6. Slt0ber. =
Sine gGtrasaua9ate re5 rStaut5anjels
gers, iuelde Bcute 9lbsnb eri9ieu, ent>
bGlt Gin uon Oen GOttOren %cpocu, Suz
Dur;n, BOpoh uno 8enicminOfi inter
3eidacte5 Sillctlu, wOrtu bic 0tittbeiz
lung cntbalten lit, OaB man uah itatts
9ebabtcr Gouilltattol feline 8tnrung
Oei 9dcrcnicIOeEe, an wcldem Der Gjar
leiOet, geTunOen, iowis raB sic &rdite
ocs Fatlentcu icit Der leeten llntcriuz
dung bcOeutcnO abqenOmmen baben.
Niaa 6Oiie je>Otl. SaB OoS &lima III Ser
HrIm benz bO9eu 45aticnten 8eIcrun9
briuaeu msr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
gcrmiiGtc telcgrapbildr Qebelarn.

ClIHlIYiS ANAhS]HpDtfo> ~NptiIGH'
- Die rDIercer Bant" 3u Dlereer,
Sal, bat ibre Gbiiren geiblOIsn, Oa es
ibr uidt gelingcn wOllte, Die al 0an0
babsnoen Uertbpapicre III Saar um;uz
ieben. Die 9epOiitOren w;r0en 9ddt8
oerlieren.
= Iu8 6em Briputbiircnp 0cS Boit.
meiiters Sdiagler Su gtew 2llbanp,
Sno., puroen geltern, pabrenO Ser Bs>
ante lj6 bci'm W1itta95siien beiunO,
$4,000 in glieImartcn unO $500 Saar
aeitOBlen. BON O'n 9aunern bat man
teius Spur.
- @eOrse Peoples, fra6er 8udbols
ter Ser &n9roSz&leiOeriirma @arion,
Wieger & Comp. 5u HOdcitcr, 9t.s9r
itcQtt ij9 ser BoliSei nit Ser grftdruug,
e. babe ieiuc 6irula I'M cine bctrddtz
Ii6e Summe beitOblen. Ter llmian9
Der eln9cltanoenen 0eIrdupatIonen ut
nod uiht icit9eittQt.
- Der YOllSeidei uOn Smabu, 9teb.,
bat aus Saltzgatc.@itD, lltab, ein uon
Jamc5 Gorbett, 4Stlam 0oran uuO
Gamc8 0iaunin9 2nter;ciAnetes Shrete
ben crbaltcu, meldes Die lUiittbellgn3
eutbatt, OaB Die 9lDIidt uorbcrride, unz
ter Dem %OnooEer @cfdu9uiB ctnsn
GuuncI iu grabcn, I'M Den DIOrOcr
8earOsleg 81 beIreIcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
BET frQnfen SSrQuen,

bi, an gerrerfIndd,. Gcr,Hopf,H, qbmassruusS
unoeroauiiatcrt, 9opfUe5, GutIuEoun3 Der JiteIsn
uHo BIae lelocH.
SuA init .3emsnIHta gftO gsbraHGsanpeiInnS
gratis. a1an Ieirei6e an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18

sd Iiefe be BrirSipien Der pabreH 9emofrate,
peiI fie Guf 9atrroismus unb @ercttiQcit uro slsz
der 9iudd1t auf ale Sntereiien sesriubet uo." -
G5ropcr @IepeIaub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
@nn nantreGe i'm sternetr

2Onoon, 16. Stt.-Gtne 0epeide
aus 1bangbat melOet, OaB 9auptmann
BON Sannefe, pelaer BEL ser S9Iadlt
an Der Yalu 0tinouu9 uer!uunbet
lpuroc, an SIut0er9iftuu9 lciNct nnO
i9werli6 pieOer Sencisn wlro.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho. !

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of the District Court at Caldwell,
Idaho, on
March 26, 1894.
viz: Charles P. Lee. of Roswell, CANYON
Co.. Idaho, Hid. application 2552 for the M
nwH. Sec. 28 and sH, sw4 Sec. FL, Tp. {
N R 5w. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Mounce B.
Bowman, Bowman, Canyon Co. Idaho; Rob-
ert B. Murray. William L. Parish, Roswell,
Canyon Co., Idaho; John R. Mammen, of
Bowman, Canyon Co., Idaho
CHAs. S. KINGSLEY, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho.

Ian. IL, 1894.
Notes is here by given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claims,
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge or in his absence the clerk OF the Dis
trict court of the grid Judicial District, at
Caldwell, Idaho, on
Monday, March 81, 1894.
viz: Evariste Talbot, of Caldwell, Idaho,
HID. application No. 2o25 for the mex nwN.
nwA mex. eH mex. Sec. "a, TIP. 5 N R. 4
W. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon aud cul-
tivation of, said land, viz: Stephen DIETRICH,
Thomas Burns, Nathan A. Hultz, Patric Cor.
ron, all of Caldwell, Idaho.
C,lAs. S. KINGSLEY, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-24
realize the social wrong whereby So

realize the social wrong whereby So
ciety brings about conditions that rem
der it impossible for the delinquent to
pay his taxes, and then puts upon him
the unjust penalty of deprivation of
property after one year. / believe that
partial remedy for this injustice
would be to abolish entirely the sale of
tax titles to individuals, and let the
county alone carry the delinquent taxes
for at least five years, and at reduced
penalty. Now if Bumblebee really be-
lieves that he has promoted the well
fare of society and the cause of human
ity and justice by calling me hard
names, he has my sincere thanks. So
I extend to Bumblebee hearty invi-
tation to join with me, and others in
the warfare against all unjust laws and
forms of society whereby every man of
us at some time or other reaps some
reward from our brothers need. Bum
blebee says that Populists should prac-
tice what they preach. Well, that is
just exactly what they do. Bumblebee
has simply either stupidity or willfully
misinterpTeted Populist preaching.
There is no Inconsistency between
Populist preaching and practice except
what exists in Bumblebee's muddled
brain. The Populist party has recog-
nized that preaching the reform of in
dividuals, as has been done since the
foundation of the world, is totally ina
dequate to produce social justice.
Hence Populists as Populists give little
heed to the preaching of individual
morality, since they recognize its in
effectiveness. To expect the individ
ual, under present conditions of society,
to abstain absolutely from all acts of
exploitation of the result of others
toll, while others are allowed to exploit
the result of his toll is as absurd as to
expect little hog to observe carefully
all the rules of polite society while
feeding with others, large and small,
around the swill-trough. Populists see
clearly that social conditions often COM
pei man for self-protection to invade
what would, under just conditions, be
the rights of others. They preach, in
season and out Of season, the necessity
of REIMBURSEMENT of laws to meet new
economic conditions, and shout in the
ears of the slothful their words of
warning of the possible impending de-
struction of the fruits of centuries of
civilization. The way in which many
persons attempt to discredit the Popu-
list party reminds me of the following
story: A young lawyer, who had un-
dertaken case for certain defendant
his brief to an old lawyer
for advice. The old lawyer wrote on
the back of the brief, mo case; abuse
the plaintiffs attorney" So it is with
the defenders of all the monstrous in
iquity of the unjust laws and social
that curse the whole world
today. Unable to combat fairly with
the principles Of economics
advocated by Populists and other re.
they try to evade the issue by
mud at the private acts of
every man who dares raise his voice
against social wrongs. in order that the
people blinded, deceived and deluded
by their cuttlefish exudations, may per-
nit this Internal system of robbery and
oppression to- 20 on forever.
MONOPOLIST.
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7 OTS-In StrahOrn's Addition to the City Of
IL Caldwell, can now be bought on the install
ment plan, small cash payment only being re-
quired at time Of purchase, with easy monthly
-installments. on deferred PAYMENTS. This sar<
rangement offers good opportunity to secure
On the Caldwell Real Estate and Water Co.
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EDITOR KICKER's CORNER-In last
weeks TRIBUNE, Bumblebee gives his
opinion of me in rather vigorous
language; but he has not fully consid-
cred the matter in all its bearings. To
him individual and social wrongs ap-
pear identical, or rather he does not
really know that there is such thing
as a social wrong. In nv statement of
two weeks ago, l implied that wrong
was done whereby expected to receive
that for which never toiled. BUNDLE
bee is correct when he says that l was
"partner" to that wrong, although he
says it in such way as to imply that
was the only man to blame in the
transaction. Let us cons ider the other
partners" (D The man whose taxes 1
bought. Society must find some way
to collect its revenues. The law puts a
penalty on the delinquent. Otherwise
nobody would pay tax, Then, again,
if Bumblebee is correct in his dag
nosis of "intemperance" as the great
social disease, he will have to maintain
that the reason that great part of
these taxes became delinquent
was intemperance on the part
of the delinquent and that he
really deserved to be punished;
or else Bumblebee will have to revise
his knowledge and statements of Geo.
nomic facts. (2) Organized Society
that through its authorized agent sold
me the taxes. 1t is scarcely possible
to conceive of a business transaction
more emphatically sanctioned by So
ciety. Society by law has made a
special inducement to influence every
man who has unemployed cash to pur-
chase tax titles. BY law, the taxes are
advertised for sale. By law, every man
is given an opportunity to bid. By law,
the person agreeing to take the least of
the property for the taxes purchases, at
public auction, the title to the property.
The transaction is between organized,
society and the purchaser. There is
not the slightest opportunity for the
purchaser to use either force or fraud.
1t is a transaction not merely permit
ted but sanctioned and encouraged by
law. Bumblebee's illustration of the
hOrse-t thieves is irrelevant as is great
deal of his mathematical (?) reasoning.
Society by law condemns horse stealing;
society by law encourages buying tax
titles. If the law is Just, the "valture"
is just; if the law is unjust, society, the
"vulture's" instigator, alder, and abet-
tor, must stand equally condemned.
Now, |, the "vulture," more emphatic
ally than Bumblebee can possibly do,
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KICKER'S CORNER.

EDITOR KICKER's CORNER-At the
last meeting of the commissioners,
$3.50 was allowed to pay freight on Jail
cells. Where are the cells and why are
they not put in? G. K.
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pecially one destined to be the pride O.
Idaho? 'Providing no futher attemp,
is made at clogging the wheels Of
progress" At the primaries select mer
on the bimetallic league principle. Al
the polls let TX" show opposite where
tried and true prevails. Through this
and no other, can desired reforms be
gained. IT'S poor time to lock door
after the cow is stolen. IT'S sowing to
the wind to reap more than whirl'
wind, this gradual drifting from home
issues and letting hogs and corn take
precedence over light and water! Why
not bury the prejudices emanating from
the disgruntled? Why throw stones
these cold days while lacking pane
and the glazier preoccupied? "Practice
in defaming the living will habitually
lead to maligning the dead" Let US
begin anew-for Caldwell first last and
all time and refrain from sowing seeds
of malice behind the garb of nom de
plume and impose On a patient faber
wielder. Why, while aware of unre-
futable existing conditions, abusive in
extreme, do we allow the deceptive
mirage to lead us on through rut
without ultimate results? TO elimi-
nate so-called wrongs, such as the NOR
ais of a community may desire, we can
find no speedier mode than through a
hand to hand cooperative policy, ire
spective of party, creed or color, rhe-
tOrical cuff is unnecessary in express
ing adherence for the discrimination
in our midst. There is room for Wig
orOus investigation of conditions sur
rounding many worthy ones in our
neighborhood. Why not harmonic
things, even though the rich may dwell
in their So called gorgeous palaces, and
beside them the novels of the poor?
Be more considerable of those you can
thank for assisting in restoring de-
pleted treasury. Charity at home first!
IT'S my idea of beginning the conflict.
Challenge every foot of disputed ground
and spare our old trail blazers being
classed as tramps. Valuable is the
space giving us all opportunity to ex-
press varied sentiments so no matter
who may be wounded, let the good
work begin. Let not the atmosphere
of immortality mingle with the purity
of our city and let more safeguards be
thrown around the rising generation.
All this through work. Put prejudice
aside for trial, and may the Cultus
Club begin the mission combining itself
to other than Pig IN the pen puzzles"
ROVER.