The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-15

SaSAnS NOW OTk CITY alone will roll
up that number.
A Western exchange tells us that
Bryan is stampeding the country. So
he is; but the country is several laps
ahead Of him, and gaining every leap.
Cleveland Leader.
Behold the POpulists of the plains.
The shave not neither do they think.
But Solomon in all his wisdom could
not "argy" finance like one of them.
Kansas City Journal.
Rev. j. Charles Bowling arrived yes
terday from Bloomingdale, Mich. He
has accepted the pastorate of the
Christian church, and will preach Sun
day, both morning and evening.
Mayor Gwinn objects to signing a
city warrent issued to John c. Rice for
services as attorney in the recent case
before the supreme court to test the
validity of the city organization.
Hoke Smith is going over to Bryan,
and Cleveland will say "Et tn, Hoke ?"
for nothing but dead language will
60 well with HOke's name hereafter,
except mud.-Terre Haute Express.
The Populists who were left stand.
ing in the middle of the road" were de-
feated; but they manfulIy defended
their honesty and integrity. They
were about all that was left of Popu-
lism as party.
Representative from various parts
Of the county will meet in this city to-
day for the purpose of discussing plans
aud making arrangements to thorough
~ organize the Republican party Of
Canyon county,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucus and Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams returned from the mountains
last Saturday, rested and invigorated.
Mr.. Lucus complains some of the
WEAKNESS produced by dragging dead
bear over the hills.
The Republican corruption fund this
year is estimated by reliable Demo
cratic statisticians to amount to $10,-
100000. THE TRIBUNE has just re-
ceived $4,000 for which due acknowl-
edgment is here made,
1t is now evident from the trend of
political events that Senator Dubois
will be obliged to discard his old famil-
lar speech and invest in a new one
That speech was veteran campaigner
and stood by the senator like brother
Isn't this Bryan the man of whom
Nebraska poet-in the State Journal il
we are not mistaken-Once wrote:
al cannot sing the old songs
Their words do not know;
But can howl calamity
From H to broken Bow?"
New York Tribune
Mrs. George Cakes contemplates
visit to Portland, where Mr.. Oake'
has been for some time in quest Of
health. On account of the ill-health o
Mr.. Cakes, this estimable family may
have to move from here permanently
Four years ago David B. Hill turned
political prophet and said: Elec
Grover Cleveland again and it will eli
the Democratic party" 1t will stan'
side by side with Watterson's march
ing through a slaughter. house to al
open grave.
C.B. Marlatt is suffering from bloo'
poisoning. He received slight scratc
on the hand sometime ago but though
nothing of it. 1t is believed he cor
tracted the disease through handlin
brick and rusty iron. His suffering
extremely acute.
At the 4th quarterly meeting OF tn
Nj. E. church of this place held on Aui
10 a resolution was offered and unar
imously adopted requesting the annu'
Conference to be held at Bla ckfoot,
return Rev. ], NJ. Wilder as pastor
this charge for another year.
The Boise county Republican CONVEX
ton met at Placerville; was contro
led by straight Republicans at a raul
ratio of Is 8. The Bryan men Oolte
and organized another convention
a straight Republican delegation vi
elected to the Boise Republican co.
y Vention.
Under the Silver Regime.-"Georg
can you let me have some money I'd
d morning? ?" said Mrs. wilkins OF sllVe
y ton, to her husband.
ayes my dear. How much 90 yC
10 wantT
g. "Oh, a dollars worth of dollars "
,r be enough."-Harper's Bazaar.
N The Levan Mining and Milling =
has been incorporated, to operate
IN the Willow Creek district. The caPll
st stock is 100000. divided into 10Y
in shares. Directory is composed Oh
as R, Sebree, D. B. Levan, A. X. steune
berg, T. &. EglestOn, Jno. T. MOEF'S'
m Fred ]. Mills and j. Q. Rice.
" Eli Hill Lumber City, Pa. writes II h Z