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lOCNG NAN not sfraId Of work, employment
Ilr board . small vases; best reference. Work.
~ nlL MnIll- llArlem.
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BAKER Foreman on all kinds bread. cakes &
pie. $50 y I'D st., "a floor. front.
BAKER Foreman or hrst class I'd hand, all kinds
fancy rakcs. pies. pastry Hoffman. 20 Sumner
ave, BROOKLYN.
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Y,u->G MA" n work o. any kind quick, In
tcrigeat. Eoel peinan. " C. H.. sls T. 18th st.
bell 2.
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! BAKER First class foreman ell Kinds OF
broad : cake ,,erss4 preferred 'o' W ls'th
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II SOU Young Spamtgrd az lunchmnn; un-
dN"ttlds bis brslncyE A. o, Is0 Checker at
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| JON roNrnslToR tuo-thrder & Gordon press
man MnuIH Re- steady position: wages niodsr-
| ate Adde'S i. IL lux iin World
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Nv NiENNNN- Fir4t-class laundry washer; WILL
ing q ohllsihs, \. MayLlom. io3 Smith st,
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1T NllNtN. nrs' 'luss, in a saloon: can do an
''". ING "pcahs G"Fmln- g., box az World.
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LlLhnhNMlI FRESHMAN; In or cut Of city;
car Iltnish bcN reference. photographer. box
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CoNPUsITOR-You man, reliable. Ike steady
position; 30 cents per thousand. W. H.. box
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BARTENDER Young man understanding his
business thoroughly. wants steady place. Will
lam. 1914 broadway. brooklyn.
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DRUGGISTS RELIEF !, years experience; Ger
man A English, best references. registered
DrnEEist. LII 4. llUth 81.
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NURSE. trained. any nursing institution ar
private; highest reference. Wisner. 2l6l Sti
ave.
NuRsE-Neat girl. IL. 10 take care OF children
or TO assist with light housework city or cOun-
try. Cali 1913 Douglass St. Brooklyn.
WET NURSE Young married woman. 81, as vet.
nurse to baby In some nice family. Call for
days from . TO 8. .jj stockholm st. Brooklyn.
LIST floor
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CNRLTAEER-- Reliable middle eyed American.
honest temperate, industrious. wants care Of
place stock good driver, mtlker gardener
hsrty With tools. or general unity; beat refer.
cnces ~ 4, A, EsinSS Hotel. Montgomery St .
Jersey CitN.
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BARTENDER wants place: Al. p. J. Harvey.
1893 Lexington ave.
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| BARTENDER, German. thoroughly experienced;
| reliable, sober man. not afraid TO work, best
! clty references Frank Men. 100 Z. sh 81.
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Professional Situations Wsnte
female.

CASHIER years experience In drug business
unCNrcptionablc references. H., box 1866 World
COMPANION-No Young girl companion: willng
to assist with light sewing, also millinery. Ad.
dress Iox " riermOnt \. Y.
WRITING -Ry young lady with good education
writing mr. copying To do at home u. l.. l., IS
Irving place BROOKLYN.
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| DRuGGTsr--Reiief; open for or weeks en-.
| earefneut: references Al Addrebs at once.
| Cnmpetent. 20 sth ave.
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TDUNG MAN position at anything where he eau
advance; god penpan. u. .Tlencksn. $50 sulii-
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| CoOk-POstion wanted as meat or pastry cook
| cate boat or pii'ate family by a ,ol red ndr X
~ years experience, can Furnish refsr' nee f-hnl
| last employer. Russell Harris room ii, llo Mao
| lougal at
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BARTENDER. 20, good appearance. wants steady
position. William coz 9Th ave.
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iNNlihR Ftrst-Glagg painter q paper.hanger:
,'nIy win all Minds VI tools. Fainter, 1bf
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| Cpok-Cp,ored man a. chef: CLUB house nr cafe
best reference W. A. Jones. $40 W 37th NJ
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G,bC:,tl MAN. rGsfsJed .Sritps mise hAno' uNes
VIII his brother :. . G.. 1885 50 ave
YOUNG MAN, II IN, do anything: willing to
l6rk tar small wares. Liuis BusaL IS Mont
s0rsry st.. Jersey city.
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cook-Firt.clsss order. dinurr cook. cHlrr 4
rAN meat cutter strictly sober steady. Ger
L man Cnnk Mnrld
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CARPENTER work taken by DAY: ls years sx-
perisncs; American. correspondence solicited.
Address r. Judfen Hawkins, boz 1853 Hampstead.
Queens County, y, Y, ..-
CARPENTER New or Iobbng Sork. hoorlnE
ke. w. sprster. al L. 18th st. BOom
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LADY. American. viii give services light dutis
or sewing. for board. city or country; nea,
quick. King 10 W 18th II.
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| ENGINEER, 20. understands &ll engines G dynn-
! mos do all repairs: test references, night vr
! lAy work. Zkk az {. 7tIh a.
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ENGINEER or assistant good electrician. C
| SmIih. SIS 9Th ave. -
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ore.smakers. sesmstre..e., &C.

pRESSMAb2R experienced, stylish. excellent
filter, French STYLES work by day dull srAson
sl.5o ST Groin. SOs W. 9Th st.
nRESSMANER, perfect cutter. ntter 4 stylish
draper few more customers, hrst class refer
enres. i0f Y. i?th IT,, ground floor
DRESsMAkER, to go oft by the day. 81. Miss
Scke 900 T.. 10Th ~.
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| ENGINEER: nrst class: single man; can do all
repairing. best reference. u. hoy io' World
| ENGINEER, understands all engines dXgnnos
also repairs: years last place. Vetvg. %
! Marion st
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Housekeeper. and I.ni,,e..e.

"StrtNeSpoFh ANU
Hot SEkEEPER by American Woman. ~: good
rlal. cook, wages 50 per week H., box :t5
World, uptown
Hot SEKEErERx RCnncd American LADY a. house.
keeper for gentleman. Mrs smith, Chester, ~
J., box Il
not SEkEEpER Young swedish girl 81. a.
housrkeencr In widuwcts family: NJ objection
"a Children In cutc Mrs. Olson, 5i6 Baltic ST.
brooklyn.
JANlrRESS Respectable irish widow AZ JAM
tress ot nat, good references. as bond at.
brooklyn.
IANITRESS- GSman woman as jani,rcss Mira
Stocger 2i3 ". 6lst u.
Nuraes. tFdies' MsiLs, &C.
NuRsE--Experlencrd ladies nurse desires en-
gagement "a u l2ttl St
~ RISE Young Erl to take care Of children q
do light hOusework. Sl2 T.. SD At.
NJ RISE Young German girl nurse Isa bed
ford ave. brooklyn
WET N RsE Young woman rs wet nurse. iH
Hester St
WET NURSE, Young. healthy woman Fl. Inquire
2Gi ". 18th st.
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g. T.. House, 1856 W. 18th sts. ss:!.li
MATCHMAKER 4 'isweilat-fodns ihan desires 10
change; well ~ Ia all kinde Of work tools;
. could take CHARGE Of sturci spendid referencea
", = boN +1S World. oa-,.,a,, 81.
WAITER a. useful man desires work at same %
anything "isc. Love 2ts Il. eist st.
2INC ETCuER-First class, eil-round man. has
had long experience Ca nne work. o.. box loS
world ..,..,
AHEAD WAITER. who Thoroughly under
stands his business; has city a country rSferen-
IsttonSis. NidTssS H., " u, box Haines
ACTIVE YuUNG Man IN restaurant or hotel. sos
W, Sb,h st.
GENTLEMAN wants position with nrst-clsss arm;
good 6teuoIrspher. knowledge Of French =
Spani h, host references. Array, box AZ World
HONEST SOBER a. perfectly trustworthy, Ameri-
"iI master \ pilot ON the coast fTem Boston TO
Baltimore 4 New York; barber Licenses for ire
same. best NJ references. ~. box i05 World.
lhFELmitNT .oupg mani anything; age IL
as, her 100 World.
aINGLr ErNT--v ants situation at anything; not
s'raid q hard york. beat references p b.
wANTEp-ro work Tor an Al lawyer who
uc9's accident cases; clients on hand able 10
br'hg m9rsi "ilh rilLaEy commission b.. bok
~ World.
Would Ike ftuatca a. anything; not afraid q
hard y0rA Or long hours: references Joseph
N6cNG MAN. > st.ar position q any kind.
! ". boz l1s world,
YOI,NG Man sober. hoHsst. capable, to work
On ,,niteGl-n'A pla'@, IN lfrsands horses, cows
&c II IT, Mute Plaps.P, q. N.Y..
GOC.G- slAS, cGsnaj ed. griting nice hand: lives
With his brother =, I. G.. 1885 50 ave. =
YOUNG MAN. IL IN do anything; willing to
ldrk Jar small wares. Liuis pusai, IS Mont
s0wsry ST.. Jersey CITY. -.-....-
y,u->G MA" Fl work o. any kind quick. In
tcHgeat: good penman. G. H.. sls T. 18th st.;
bell .
lOCNG NAN. not sfrald OF work, employment
llr board & small wages; best reference Work.
asN siu World, Harlem.
YDING MAN position at anything where he eau
advance: good penipSn, Il, Tleneksn. go suiii-
NaU sI.
Np;NG MAN -. AZ anything, strong. willing
4 pbuEas; beat IC.CrGnce. V Huebner. 1871
A'r 4,
NoUNG MAN. =. az anything; good pennau 4
Nrurtr understands electric bells: refeTeneea-
NJ, box OIL. World, Harlem
VOTING Man. =. stEypg * eRergetic TO do any
tairg. Henry sanders 2b z. io7th st
Y6UNG MAN str0Rs German American mothers
oaly support. situation al anything; porter pre-
rerred; years last place. firm failed. Geudert.
a9i BroOmC -. -...
NouNG MAN would me 10 learn bartenaing.
generally useful C. y c, box's@ World
Sut M MAN. ~. living Nith parents; industrious
worker host reference, \, starr y Mlllstt St:
YOUNG MAN. honest. sober; prefers steady posi.
ticn TO hlgh wages city or country wolgsst
SIS f. 9TH 81
WANTEp-Positiup Ia shoestore Saturday even
liEs b. young man; hustler. sleho. 800 W.
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GIRt. u, wants situation, good home WAGES
optional Apply 2iI T. illN st
RESrEtrNBLE LADY to do work at home; RET
crenCes. Falk, i62 L. 3Gd at.
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| DRIvER-Man as driver. s'abisman harness
cleaner; good references. Henry Srhurdth. Us
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| BAKER First. class foreman on all kinds broad
cake: city or country. Call t0 Z. Houston
| ~ gnNe sal
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.

CARpENTER-Cood general mechanic: temperate
reliable a willing worker, estate. factory or
johbing. Carpenter. 30 u. 10th St. basement.
CARPENTER--strong Young man IS. experience
M carpenter, situation OF any kind; Is Nl.las a
honest. Walter, s39 Gates ave. brooklyn,
CARPENTER Estimates given on all l'nls M
carpenter work; city or country. wiiIiam llcit.
mann. IS sackctt st. brooklyn.
CARPENTER-By day or contract: Dane; ;.
years experience work at anything. j.
Thomson. 1854 18th ST.. bruoklyn.
CARPENTER good. All-around Workman, eIg or
country, estate or factory. II. Wilson. ~ BROOK
yn ave, Brooklyn.
CARRIAGE FAINTER, FIRST class in all ls
branches; city country strictly temperate.
1876 a7th St. BROOKLYN.
CHEF rrenchman, cooking & iasiry; make din
T. Ferl. FOG W. 9th st.
CLERK--Situsion wanted Of any Ltni rlcrkInC
or bookkeeping, have had experience, Franc
W, Straley, 327 Watching ave. Painrrld s. i.
CLERK Married man. 20 years clerk IN store.
collector or whatever offered: Etph references
security given. years with last cnployc..
H.. box NJ World
COACHMAN. smart young man; well experienced.
knows both cltiea. obIertinn to country. RET.
erencsS. Nounsu. Tu Fulton ave, Brouhhn.
CvlhE, TOR agent for come good HOUSE, hy
responsible, married man, references ~.
curity llurnoli. box SO Bronhlyn MVrli
COLLECTOR Active elderly man. 80 gears IN
hustn.,s as oollcc'or. Snail salary. J, NJ,
COLLECTOR Young man, q Nr,t-yl.Sv rcle,-
enres. thoroughly reliable. A. Fcu"r 1854
81 svr .., ...... LOO.
coLbEcTOR b. Guns man, peat = English 4
German. SEQ security: or at snylhiuE. = 4,
boa 10 World. n.,
| CoMPusITuR Young man with n year, cSr"rl-
encs wants a steady position ucHt iohhpr: N.gt
class gu newspaper or book vCfk AtpsGl. EutCF 4,
reliable country preferred T.. u C..bVN a. World.
COMPOSITION -All-rouuI hand. .mhuos,r q lola.
BOY Gle setter 4 pfe,imln ronp"'ent To
take charge; open Tor Orrespotuicnce- Elpbui!ei.
boz 80 World. uptown.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-14

since the filing Of the report Of said Accountants.
Be It Further Resolved, That hereafter the
Treasurer Of Canyon County shall pay to the
Treasurer Of Ada County in cash in advance of
their maturity all bonds and coupons of said
Ada County existing at the time of the division of
said County, and that the Treasurer of Ada
Treasurer of Canyon county, which shall be suf-
ficient voucher for the. payment Of Canyon
County part Of said bOhds, and the Treasurer
of Ada County shall thereupon pay and discharge
such bonds and coupons at maturity as aforesaid.
retaining the Cancelled bonds and coupons as its
voucher.
Be it Further Resolved, That in the event it
man G. King, ex-OfficiO Auditor and Recorder Of
said Ada County, should pay into the treasury of
Ada County, the funds which are now due from
Canyon County on account of tranScribing the
records thereof, then in such event, Canyon
County shall pay the same to the Treasurer of
Be It Further Resolved, That these resolutions
and recitalS are intended as an adjustment and
settlement Of all matters In dispute between said
Counties, and when duly and regularly passed by
the respective boards Of County Commissioners
OF said Counties, the same shall be spread upon
the minutes OF the meetings of said boards and
shall become public record in each Of said
Counties and shall continue in force and bind
which they refer, said resolutions having been
passed and said conclusions having been arrived
at by each of said Boards for the purpose of pre-
litigation and in orer that the crst of s
Counties may be retained and upheld and in no.
wise impaired, and the obligations Of each of said
Counties paid and discharged at maturity, and
the general welfare of said Counties conserved.
1T Is Resolved That in the event Ada County
shall recover from ex-Officie Thomas b. Cess
certain moneys now being sued for, and the
courts shall finally decide that said Ada County is
entitled to the same then Canyon County shall be
entitled to receive 35S per centum thereof when
the same shall have been received by said Ada
County less 1873 per centum of all costs and ex-
penses OF collecting the same including attor-
ley'S fees.
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Ralph Cakes went to Portland yes

Ralph Cakes went to Portland yes
terday on business.
Picard & Roberts are talking serious
ly of erecting splendid brick block on
! Main Street.
| Save yourself horrible Diseases by
reading the remedy of Adam and
SmithSOn, next page.
The allowance to G. II. Reed by the
commissioners is causing considerable
unfavorable comment.
The first number of the Canyon
County Argus appeared Sunday morn
ing. 1t is creditable publication and
promises to be bright, newsy, local
paper devoted to the interests of the
farmers, fruit growers, miners. Ma
tiOnally, it stands for the Cleveland
administration, locally, it proposes to
remain noncOmmittal. May our hun.
dred-eyed contemporary prosper and
be happy. -.
No. l, Vol. l of the Lemhi Republic
came to our office this week. 1t makes
a highly creditable appearance and If
it can maintain it's present standard OF
excellence will soon become power In
the state. 1t is published by the Re-
public Publishing Company, Limited,
and acknowledges Republican proclivl-
ties. Long may she wave over the
people of Lemhi county and various
other places. The Republic has come
to stay and promises to give the people
a bright, neaCsy local paper devoted to
things in general
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lnthe District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, Of the State of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Canyon.
In the matter of s. N. Moe, an Insolvent Deb
tor.
To all Creditors of s. N. Moe, an Insoluent
Debtor, aChO haze proved their claims:
The above named inSOlvent debtor, having ap-
piled to the Court for discharge from his debts,
and the Court having made an order that all
creditors who have proved their debts, be nOti-
fed by the Clerk Of this Court, at the Court
room thereof, on the 18th, day Of April, 1894,
cause if any they. have. why the said s. N
Moe, should not be discharged from all his
debts, in accordance with the Statutes in such
cases made and provided.
You are therefore hereby notified, in accord
ance with the said order, to appear before the
District Court of the Third Judicial District Of
the State Of Idaho, in and for Canyon County,
Apr! 1894, at the hour Of ten O'Clock a. M,
why the said s. n Moe, should not be dis
charged from all his debts, in accordance with
the Statutes In such cases made and provided.
JOHN T. KEEGAN,
March "a. Clerk District Court
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-14
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Cakes Bros. for shoes.
Blatchley the druggist.
Bailey. the smoke vender.
Cakes Bros for best Shoes
Fine Stationery at Blatchley's.
Garden seed in bulk at Blatchley's.
Stationery and notions at Badleys.
Take your prescriptions to Blatchley.
Go to Blatchley for choice timothy
seed.
Ladies shoes 80 cents to S., Idaho
Saddlery Co.
Bailey sells the famous General
Arthur cigar
Regular $40 Stock Saddles for $3.50,
Idaho Saddlery Co.
Bargains in Shoes, Saddles and Har-
ness at the Idaho Saddlery Go.
Take your repairing to the Idaho
Saddlery Co. 1t is our speciality.
A choice assortment of pure candies
can always be found at Badley's.
Think of it, boys knee pants to II
years, 25 cents. Cakes Bros, Square
Dealers.
Handmade wheel harness breeding,
$50, 35 and 40, made of very best CALI
tornia Leather. Idaho Saddlery Co.
Get our prices on boots, shoes, har
ness and saddlery, before purchasing
elsewhere. Idaho Saddlery Company.
Mothers will date their happiness
from the day they buy their boys pants
and waists of us from Is cents up.
Cakes Bros, Square Dealers.
Our ladies wrappers are far ahead of
previous seasons. Indigoes from 80
cents up, Outings S1.35 up, Satines $3.50
up. Cakes Bros. Square Dealers.
We have drawn the knife on that
monster of avarice, high prices, and we
propose to put the knife to the hilt,
everything marked in plain figures.
Cakes Bros, Square Dealers.
We are now headquarters for the
best riveted overall made on the coast.
Mems heavy and fine shirts, suspenders
and neck wear which we offer at prices
that will confound competition. Cakes
Bros: Square Dealers.
We are getting in great bargains on
footwear, ask to see our buckle pillow
shoes for $l.25, $50 and $175.
Women's oil grain shoes $3.50 to 49,
Women's fine shoes from $3.50 up.
Oxford ties 1925 up 0ahes bros
S-iioI e dealers.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.-NOTICE FOX

DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.-NOTICE FOX
PUBLICATION.
u. S. Land Office, Boise City, Idaho,
March 10th, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that Andrew T.
Evans, Of Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho, has
fled notice of intention to make proof on his
desert-land claim NO. 1867. for the se4 sex,
Sec. -. Tp.4 N r. W, before the Clerk
District Court at Caldwell, Canyon Co.,
Idaho, on
Monday, the 9TH, day of May, 1894.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of
SAID land: Ira c. Cook. John H. lobe,
William o. Orr, Albert l.. Potts, all of
Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho.
Mar. "a. CHAs. S. KINGSLEY, Register.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.-NOTlCE FOR

DESERT LAND, FINAL PRooF.-NoTCE FOR
PUBLICATION.
U. S. Land Office, Boise City, Idaho,
March .eeoth, 1894. :
Notice is hereby given that JQEo :
Sr. Of Falk's Store, Canyon Co.. Ia D.!
filed notice of intention to make proof on H.
desert-land claim No. 752, for the NJ seq.
81 ne4, Sec. 80. TIP. 7 N R. CIV, before the
Register and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on
Friday. the nth, day of May, 1894.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land: Edward Brinsden, Samuel Par
rott, Edward E. Morton, William Whechel,
all Of Falk's Store Canyon Co., Idaho.
Mar. ~. CHAs. S. KINGSLEY, Register.
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SIS REWARD.

For information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of a person or
persons who between the 18th, and the
18th, of March, took from my field one
red, shaggy steer, branded horseshoe an
vii on left hip, also b. I. L. on right
hip. ROBERT VIsEL.
Caldwell. Idaho.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

Will be paid for information that
will lead to the discovery of one Red,
Durham Cow, years old, brand J. H.
connected, on left hip. Strayed from
my place April LIST.
T. w. WHEELER.
Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-14
FOURTH OF JULY.

Monday evening, 10th, O clock, there Will be
q m Getting of the citizens OF Caldwell at Gwinn S
Opera House to make preliminary arrangements
looking to a grand celebration of Independence
day. Everybody should put business aside and
attend MANY PATRIOTS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-14
POPULIsr CLUB.

A meeting Of the Peoples Party Club, will be
held Monday, April 16, at Gwinn's Opera house,
the following program will be rendered.
,Debate.QuestiOn: ResOlred, That the U. s.
should adopt the free and unlimited coinage of
silver. Afiirmative-Dr. j. B. Wright. Mega
tive-Frank Parker.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-01-20
Land Seekers Excursions.

Would be pleased to have all
farmers or others who are inter
ested, drop us a card, asking for
information about our Land Seek
ers' Excursions.
Tickets at one fare for the round
trip from Cincinnati. Louisville
or Lexington, KY, to points in
Kentucky. Tennessee, Alabama,
Mississippi and points in Georgia
as far east as Augusta; also to
New Orleans and Mobile.
Excursions January 9Th. Febru-
airy 9Th, March 9Th and April 9th.
Limited to twenty days for return.
Write to w. P. Cooley. T. p.
A.. Cleveland, o.; c. A. Baird,
T. P. A.. Detroit, Mich, or A. J.
Lytle, N. P. A., Chicago, Ills,
for information as to rates, ETC..
and for literature on the South, or
to
w. C. RINEARsoN, G. P. A.,
Cincinnati, o.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-01-20
A Little Deceiver.

1t cannot be called little fraud,
as it is Of too great value and is
not to blame for being missed.
Vick's New Branching Aster
when out resembles the chrysan-
themum so closely that only ex-
perts can tell the difference, and
as it comes into flower six weeks
before the NUNS, and at a
time when flowers are scarce. it
is great temptation to the florist
to sell these Asters for "mums. "
The Branching Aster can be
easily grown out doors. and the
seeds cost only IS cents per
packet. so that every person who
has foot of ground can enjoy a
grand treat for almost nothing.
If you want honest goods send
10 cents to James Vick's Sons,
Rochester, New York, for Floral
Guide, it costs nothing. as the 10
cents may be deducted from first
order.