The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-17


diligently considering the problem of
how best to scoop the offices. A weak
sister of late republican utilization is
said to be giving them important points
on the assessorship, and they have their
tin out to catch recorder in the next
fall of candidates. The present incum-
bent is said to have been struck with a
good sized bolt, and is likely to drop.
What a splash there will be! Put out
a horse trough, people. But | started
in to kick, not to write history. hate
to see the party of promise deceived by
The London Jew and Wall street pluto
crat, like the old nick, assume many
DISCUSSES. There is danger in a too
hasty recognition of the new and un'
tried contingent. Dear sisters stay
with the old path finders, thou who
never had political ambition. Yours
is not a party of politicians, but OF
patriots. Never mind the pot of gold,
and don't get excited because you are
told there is hen on. Preserve your
political equilibrium in the midst of
threatening visitations and beware the
approach of adventures. II you don't
watch out you'll be entirely. in the
hands of political renegades and office
seeking shysters Say, how would this
do for plank in the county platform:
That we believe in the man not party,
and will SUP port these candidates who
are known to be best qualified to dis
charge the duties of office to the inter
est of the taxpayer, regardless of party
utilization, INDEPENDENT.
EDITOR KICKER's CORNER-I don't
suppose you will publish this, but l
don't care id whether you do or
not. The TRIBUNE is sticking its nose
into other peoples business little too
much for it's own good. | guess the
editor has an idea that he is going to
reform the world He will do a good
thing to attend to his own business a
little more and not be quite so fresh.
He might last longer, too. What peO-
pie want is news. not everlasting med
ding with the affairs of others. | sup
pose somebody knows something about
fees besides the new-fangled editor of
the TRIBUNE He knows little too
much for one thick skuiled Jack-MOr
mon. He had better get back among
his polygamy friends and let the officers
of Canyon county manage their own
affairs. Where did he get all his learn
ing anyway? don't suppose the peo-
pie of Canyon county need any guard
ian. Maybe they know about as much
about law as the editor of the TRIBUNE
does and a id sight more. When
they need any of his advice about dep
uties they will ask him for it. You
can publish this or not. just as you feel.
SNAP SHOT.
The editor desires to say to ''Snap
Shot that the only objection he felt to
publishing his candid declaration was
the fact that it had to be completely re-
written and re- spelled. otherwise it was
a most acceptable contribution to the
curiositles which have graced this
corner. If the editor of the TRIBUNE
entertained the slightest suspicion that
Canyon county people were anything
like ''Snap Shots representations, he
would certainly profit largely by adopt
ing the suggestion to get right back
among his ''polygamy friends" But
"Snap Shot" is little sore over some
thing and will feel better for working
off his spleen.
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Kan, wishes to give our readers the benefit
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contracted a cold early last spring that settled
on my lungs. and hardly recovered from it
VIXEN caught another that hung or all sum-
mer and left me with hacking cough which
thought never would get rid Of. had
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy some
fourteen years ago with much success. and
concluded to try it again. When had got
through with one bottle my cough had left
me. and have not suffered with cough or
cold since. have recommended it to others,
and all speak we'll of it." 50 cent bottles for
sale hy all DRUGGISTS.