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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

tt IS asleep oits coed rerrts asd
/ tsertes 10 ,tsi tawa ihs ial aTitF l.hp
ltau t4t vestly eslsu3sf q ne Fui
rfabttsfisu cbuteb sirss stfoDs ls'u
masts Asotb,r ssti soldier - Ctit ht
l.t5 a0ya bis sruor 10 TIE iviight Of
Tuesday O.t ~, ls3G The spiut Of Laur
o. o Arm'tfobs peacefully, rsilles'lt 60
tered IUla tesl, o. old Numart tlCt
sa3 iroz p1rse % p,eiarefqaely restled
a.. ~ tue everlasting bills be tat iar
1e.rly tbuty year, been loyal 10 Albion.
lte village Of BE adopiivu. he died l7
he Ssh Yeat qaiet bal devoted c,t
ESQ, . e9usitlttt toe rtusilsu.
iaafoaga rib' aatsl use se.i 10
formed sad Of tFJsd culture sious may
liors, = dehgttiai cen sBi0u, 3 Lelghbor
utlAaat reprascA. geutIeDsu OF The cid
scBoaI As pfesideut Of the board Of ifo'
tees Of lLis church be VS. mosi active 81
TIE tins Of tie building Of the Prese1t
esarea and sstcbed ss 81 Intelligent over
.ser q tie vart I'll ne boil liug He Ioy
Cd tbe church OF God sni ~sh ~ active
Participant IL It's beet religious hie sud
grastb, 10 be lovely bone dseII ng
With four geuetuauf, be lived very /
beautiful aud ideal lite. We ALL n.lss
bin sud are poorer because he is 30 longer /
among US 0. Friday following bis de
cease the remains were brought by bis
granddaughter snd her husband, A. c
Bauoss, Esq - tue family bursl lot IN
Dorset. 10 toe presence Of several old
friends aud With bueI buris service by
HE Oh Dortet pGs'of be was laid 10 rest
amid those uutailiDs scenes Of beauty aud
grandeur be so we'll apprcort.d and
among people by whom hs viii long be
remtm befed sni bouCrsd,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

Aftaat ps"st o. Begatasl7u ~ss b
Isa Isssafl
At8ttv Matte it5s Ssv Yart la
ts1 arisa-
rsa. v 0nu Sc ,psaj'ss iss DAY.
lsM plparf
Hart wlHni "a HsaBlnesaa u.lo LlI
MsseLo,ifi tiieaa's trtsf ca. hgIjsy.
Tbse. sam wn 10 Ssu Yat Isst
vet tatas sss soai. Ter Core a s.,ii
-AfelHsd iefb,y a" 10 town m
d.. 60 loot .iler The cauplttiot Of The
library taj.alrs
Mfs Hm Barton has returned 70 Der
t1us btra Ms, Bessie Mofgsu all re
n.n allh hsr fa' TIE sistst
Jsass Hrguey brought ia eve ase toI
,iies MoHa.y, the atlmslN having been
taIrI ~ bin lge pact mopth,
-01t ]ggtg people will he iulerested
10 ibs dedlesliaa d tee utv hail Al Mao
chester Centre, TnaoEsgriag evening
-Ose dIliar 400 tity ctats pays ior the
Msuubo.tet Joube,L aod New York III
,-.'..-.... g, ..t...,t,
-.
~" A1'' wy ~ US '0''' '''u'
80 attack Of The Frp, returned 10 Der
t-,.--.l,u..4..
no .''''' 80 ''''''1s ''' ','' 0'''''
W. '''' '4'' ''V ''''
''"''' >" WV > ''A ~ A''' '''"'' ~ pay
soc ''A' " "''''''' '"' '''' ''"'
Ia spsle 81 the slotm there vas so2d
audience At Music Hall, FhlsJ evening
20 eui7J the enlef'sinmeul given 10y MI
thss, + lbddlili sid Gil we've VII
plsssej.
Rev. NJ. Parifidee, lo,mer psstor Of |
The rbnreh at Nolta bennington, preach |
ga Sunday ia the ah.en Ga Of Mr. smart |
For several ye.fs Mr. Partfilse has been
p,eseti.s ia Flouis. Tennessee aud Ken
tuekr.
Nv N, sm,,t ,t,s.tb,t hi. vopnv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12
BONNEVILLE

The new church tower is nearly con
pleteh
MIR Adams, proprietor OF Morgsn'i
Hotel, was in Boston last week
Rev Mr.. Harmed recently vert to bis
home IN Rochester, n. Y, to attend The
welding Of tis sister;
The new church carpet presented by
Mrs. A b. Cusbmsn Of New York, has
been put in p ace and viii be greatly up
rreclated,
The recent school entertainment was
decided success. The children cid fne
Iy and much credit is due Miss CLARA
Chamberlain for their excellent work. The
little ones were dressed 10 COSTUME 10 the
Mother Goose medley. the M usic OF which
was adapted by Miss Lora Williams. Sew
eral recitstious were given 10 a pleasing
manner, The chicken pie supper was
served st the close The proceeds Of the
evening will be used in building the
church tower.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

Absolutely pure, perfectly harmless, and
invariably reliable trs the qualities Of
Oue Minute Cough Cure. 1t never fails
lu odds, Group and lubg troubles. The
Children like It because It ls pleasant TO
take ADD 1t helps them. Pettibone 4 Co..
MAnchestr Depot; J. Il WhippIe, Man
chester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

HAyB cures mem, IUtflh0ue 20, NJ
chester Depot, J. II. Whlpple, NJ auchr
YET Cen.fe
r.n.vf
,...p.t,-L4.Nu ya.L
-. ''''t' '''' '''
''' 0o' '''' '''' "''' =
wy y 80 ''''
i'lhn S''n1'i' vas married 70 Mt'
mar! oO'rm'n. y -
Hilbert \ N'i'us is Ia BrbulagtCt
ADD may psss tie "iutet there.
Mrs, Charles Phelps is spending
few days With Der sister, Mrs, A. b He
rick 10 Dsnbr.
NJ. ateldor n Roro,, ore,sd ne
n,,lt,,.,, r,or,s in ui.s M.,o,. Cav,
.o,,.oo Monday Eov O
- -
F'7'' ''s
- Geo T. "e'h'feII died 81 D u'h Dor
se'' 0a'ufu'y' Sseu %. lie "ss an ensin
'l'' ''' MY ',s'.'N - - "
"o 'u'e'1' no "''N '''N' "'' ''''
Wv :" ''"s ''' y,
'''' ''"''' " w VIC
'uB'
Ca election night our youthful Cit
zens sereuaded the lnhab tints, between
the hours Of and II, with all kinds OF
musical instruments, bells etc. and the
older people enjoyed 1t rs well as The
boys did,
-Splecta widow OF ROYAL Sargent and
sister oftte laeG. ", Fatsell. died tt
the home Of her daughter Mrs, L, B
Spencer in Claremopt, n II , O.t, l6
aged IS wears. She was a former resident
Of Dorset but was kindly cared for by
Mis-. Spencer for several wears
F.,lu ,uotF.u.R ,,c,, v,s u.,,isa
~ AiissFti,bV Cbs,r,., -, tina bome
na..,, hu D.. Al, VII
=, -, tho ovo,ioo ~ Nov eth Ana, tho
=. -, "a
,,..u..i., o,,a,oa ,..oo oi,oIo
III. .t.,,u..
o.,
uo puo'i0 ''o'''' Nh'0u "'' 'e"
''oseu 'oi WV "'eAs 'o' uo, e''a' 'oP''s
'nu ie'''''u - 'e''' open 'o' 'No ''''''0u
.'ou VI pooA' SUI ulob'|'p''' a nun oe'
u 'a'uao'e 'uu'''ous uave oeeu H'ue' y!
gus from puo''o Tplf''su SUN ne' '''eooe
ma our iofat'au' MI D''u"'n' ne ue"
catalogue VIII 10 'of '''e III o"oi' ''n'
wa II u uopeu b'oS'e' 'N'''e'' wiz ~
hihI'esteo ny OUT towns leop'o - 'n''
most important euuca''ousi pro! o'' Tor
ne sma" suuu'I lee VI ~ o'u's opo U'!
ave access 10 ouo'oe murray u uea'''
~ 'o'nui1s "o" " A'e VI ''e ''''lus
las' " nes oi inc Gay ioe pay hTn' u
We uo''''s oons'''u'cS o'e u ,'i' '1e'H os''
Is etpec''''y ues''eu 'u'' ''' wiz ieue"
neif 'nos'' lp''oh' oe'ofe Tue Suuu'' lnee'
~ early 10 psc'm oef'
In the r. 0ent death OF Bon Laurel
'ooth Armstrong another full rounded
lie Of noble quality has been hnlshed aud
ne recognition should be made asa slim |
Ius to Others s'ilI 10 The I'ne OF tti'l and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12
EItU

Waive Sly files spent lest week 10 Mon
/ pelIr
School 10 District No, is having d
weeks vocation.
-Mfs, Wm, Borouehs visited at her
fathers last week,
q lite extensive repairs are being made
on the school house IL DISTRICT No.
Last Saturday evening Miss Nols
Woodward gave plesssrt surprise party
to her sister Miss Addie, it being her
eighteenth birthday. Tue young people
from Peru aud Landgrove being present
Tue evening was passed pleasantly with
games aud music.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

The old way OF delivering messages by
port boys compared With the modern teIe
pLo1e, illustrates the old tedious methods
Of breaking colds compared with their
almo,t instantaneous cure by One Minut4
Cough Cure, Petllboue n Co Mancbes
ter Depot j. H. Whipple, Winchester
Centre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

To cure all old sores, to heal an indoeut
ulcer, or to speedily cure piles, you need
simply apply DeWlt's Witch Heel Save
according to directions. Its magic like
action will surpriseyor. Peftibone & Go ,
Manchester Depot j, II Whlprl-, Man
chester CeL'TL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

The length OF lie may be increased by
lesscuing rs dangers The majority Of
people die from lung troubles. These
m.y lie avsrted by promptly using Oos
Miuute Cough Cure. Petlboue & Co.,
Manchester Depot; ], II, wlipple Man
chester Centre,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

kIcB,e ne. observed tse msh 10 spee
isoiss. bel ] an staFaeoa, AID tat ls not
xlefr The llYsfn Never you uiui
~bets be liver is. rst9ttsd tbs other. II
i W. 10 bic blg lse Of bic left eat De-
Wits Lttis Enly III sert sould rsach Il
.ad thsts Il iyr ~ ., Ga tbst loa cat
be-, yoar sis.lsmps Psiihase Co Msr
chester Dsfo'. J, t. Whippls A,aete,tsr
G. ntte.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

--Mears and WJmsp OF this place have
purchased the H. T. Hurd farm 10 West
Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12


lea doses Of Oae Minute Cough Cure
She bad used IL for Group before, PETIT
bone a Co., Maoohester Depot; j, Ii
Whipple, Manchester Centre.
MANCHESTER cEsTRE
Mrs. II G, Sykes and son Kent, Of
Trenton. Mo are visiting friends 10 town
Regular meeting Of tue w Il c., on
FniaJ At 2-j0 . N.
Regular meeting Of Adouifsm Cbspter
o Z $ nett Tuesday evening Nov. l7tb,
10 The ucw Masonic ball.
TIE Ladies' All Society will meet
pith Mis- Deter Taylor this, Thursday
ait ruooo, All are ootdislly iuvlt,d,
John Gcddis Of schsg hticoke. n. Y
brother Of Mrs Sarah Harris aud Mrs
sasie L,~renee. died At his home Oct
3lsi, after several weeks illucss, Mr.. Ged
die formerly worked 10 the factory 10 THE
village, aud vi be men bered by macy
Of cor older residents
oar uep Il III ls ready for use aud the
iufuishtuss have been ordered and will be
10 place 10 sb,r r. time. The members Of
the Young Womeus Guild are preparing
20 give II good scud q by holding 10 II
doe eouc,rl as 5000 a. everything Is 10
readiness, 10 which they wili be sssisted
DOT ouly by some Of oar best loesl mo
sict.Us bit also by eIctiIeut tsleut iion
oulslic. Fuller uo'3cs aill be given at
lister date,
The great soci.l ,yeut Of tie season
all b. the deiie,lton Of the nes hsIl 10
THE village 90 the ,'stius Of Tbatk.si'
log 5sy ko.aott ~ili be spared 10 tnsk
tho occasion che that c,n 10 Ct Ifed b,
ali Masie all be furnished by Kutapa
otcbesttA sni supper at the Colburu
House 4 nee datee program Will b,
furnished tot ihose = DO vish to daucs
ssn,r RI tuyt.ttoa Is sI'tuded, aud u Is |
eIp ed that large uumbtr gill be /
pre- Lshd that The event ali be Ct !ayed |
BY 81
- Tie 'Cericus' 81 BsBaiu gtob oountI /
~in be bell sth tie RV. Mt. Lewis % |
Ihusisy q ILus seek shsa the three
sI,rsyuen q the Episcopal turcb 10 tti,
CO.. tr S,lI be loiaei ~ the Kgy Messrs,
Fostsf aud stene Of Insiy clutch Rat
had Tbtfe ~il b. ctlebhtoa q /
TIE BOY Commautau 10 HIou cLafeh .
1898 IA si,h sstmoa by The Rev.
hr C.,estsa Of 81 J.mes Cd arch, Afiins
TOE, f0 witch Ill ate l1filei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

sasly efupnoas 90 the bead, chspped
bands aud lips, cute, lrlises. se,lds and
burps sre quickly cured by DsWtt's
Wach Had Shvs. Il is at present
the sftleie moot used for piles, aud 1t Al
ssys cures hem Petiibone \ 90, Man
chester Depot, J, Il Whipple, NJ ,pcbes
ter Gonna
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

lfuas capne' soeou psssei bic ialtf
20 Aaalrs.isi 1apasy.
- Dams a see have iofot q mtt
e'sF bear Ice I'D gstaiiHs tier bald -
TIE l. rsea Aai3ss Flsee va cold
u sariaa Tses5sr, BY Hsuy Hiets
A5uitnrtar. 70 Hahsn HtsssoE ior
t-s
-Rtlu ttsl Hae. 6 q. H Ha4lasi
.s8 Il, itrss tabs marched 10 TIE process
1aE a, Clec.austl. 80 bgsef at MsKtelcl >
s.eeltaa,
We dts5fs 90 tIuets. ltrassh tie
JaussL or tl.Fts g. tasthats 40
lnsaa, 30 g. na33y sssisiea Is lbtoasb
lae death sn3 bgr.sl of suf mule ooe
M sG8 Mf, Cas- kdtara.
We esro,siiy deere 20 cypress our
llspas 70 oil 1ho 80 tla8Iy ass,tsd us
3uras TOE uekasss sad sett5 Of Cur 10
loved 3aggtt su3 sIssft
Ar ,aI NJ, 4 J kHbarD sgj family
- Ito 4aasJ1B allle lyctau At q. A Il
bali HeIa aagf4sy rFeuJus af, Received,
That tie lai4rs 81 osli bs accorded e4nsi
nsLtt sut p!titgss Vi b The or asile 81
10 "propotias marriage Affirmative,
q. " Uuey, ME- MstJ d t'iord, L y
Giles SO, Eally BliSl1, DessiiTe A J.
Du r.. Mrs Blsckmef, Er1sst walker
Deha Cares Liit0r HALTER. Mabel
AGIetsor, rssier, Mts, Bell seymour
speskets. Laels Dsyis, ADns Seymour
Quotations II u Pack sre 10 order.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-11-12

The old lady vas night when she said,
the child might die II they waited for the
doctor. Sue saved the little ones life with
lea doses Of Oae Minute Cough Cure
she bad used II for group before, Petit
bone Co., Maoohester Depot; j, H.
Whipple, Manchester Centre.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08
ORDINANCE NO. "a.

An Ordinance requiring the building
OF a sidewalk before lots l to IL in
elusive of Block IL, upon First Street
South, and to provide for the levy of
q special assessment on said lots to
pay the expense of such improve
ment.
Be 1t ordained By the Mayor and Cjty
Council Of the city Of CdIQIUeU:
Sec. l. Each and every owner of a
lot or lots in block II fronting on First
Street South in the City of Caldwell
Idaho, is hereby required to construct
IN front of his said lot or lots a side
walk conforming to the following plan.
The walk shall be laid with three
stringers, not less than 2 in by 4 in, Sc
curely placed and covered by inch and
one half by six inch plank placed cross
wise, and shall be five feet wide. the
outside line being eight feet from the
block line. The grade shall be such as
the city engineer shall establish.
Sec 2, Should any owner of any of
said lots neglect for a period of sixty
days from and after the passage Of
this ordinance to construct such side.
walk in front of his said lot OF lots as
herein directed, then the CITY oyerseer
of streets shall advertise for bids to
construct the same and shall let the
contract to the lowest responsible bid
der, and the cost of construction under
the contract shall be charged against
the city to be audited and paid as other
charges against the city. The CITY
council shall upon due notice to the
owner or owners, so failing to construct
said sidewalk. as aforesaid, at a special
meeting, by resolution levy a special tax
upon his or their lot or lots, to paw the
expenses incident to such construction
as a special assessment for improve
ment to be collected as other city
taxes.
Passed and approved this Sd day of
February, 1896. TIC. EGLEsToN.
AEIeSt' Mayor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08
TIE CAREY LAW rLLUsTRATED.

A correspondent in the Blackfoot
Nelos has this to say; "The selection by
the State of about $1,000 acres of the
arid lands of the Snake River valley, is
an important step in the direction of
filing this "best country on earth" with
q good class of settlers. The entry of
Of this large body of land stretching
from Blaekfoot to American Falls
meaus for this part of Idaho, that the
State has assumed to irrigate these
lands and to have them occupied by
people who want homes in the west.
In giving the contract to water these
lands to the American Falls Canal and
Power Company, the State expresses its
confidence in the ability of that com.
pany to make good its part of the prop.
osition. Should it fail to do so then
the State can step in and develop the
canal system itself. For the settler il
means that he can purchase from the
state at fifty cents an acre the land
that would have cost one dollar and
twenty-five cents per acre if purchased
rom the government as desert land:
that he cannot be charged for the
water more than the maximum price of
the contract between State and the
canal company, on long time and low
rate OF interest, and that when he shall
have made his last payment and the
company shall have received its last
payment from the State, the canal will
belong to the settlers who have pur.
chased the water"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08

No man should be iron bound to any
politicalparty. The time ought to be
now, for every man to vote for purer
politics; no matter what the name
may be or how many Cursings he gets
for his vote Every American citizen
of right should be free and indepen
dent, and no political whip should
driYe him into party's ranks. Every
political party has its good and bad,
and the man who never changes and
invariably votes for his party, must
necessarily vote for much that is bad.
Promises should amount to nothing
to any voter. Learn what are the lead
ing general interests of your citizen
ship and then try to elect the man
who will fearlessly carry them out.
-KeEdrick Gazette.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08
MorIcE-TlMsER CULTURE.
US. Land Office, Boise City, Idaho,
DRc II 18Q5

D6C. 81, $780, J
Complaint having been entered at
this Office by Albert J. Calf against
James COstlO for failure to comply
with law as to Timber Culture Entry
No 1854 dated Dec. %, 1886, upol the
south east, quarter section II, township
5 N range 6 W, in Canyon county,
Idaho, with a view to the cancellation
of said entry; contestant alleging that
said James CostlO during the first year
of said entry and to date, failed to plow
5 acres, or any number of acres as re-
quired by law. That during the sec
Ond year of said entry and to date, said
James COstlo failed to pillow the second
3 acres or any part thereof and failed
to cultivate any part of the first acres
to crop or otherwise and that during
the third year of said entry and to date
said James CostlO failed to plant any
part of said first acres to trees, seeds,
or cuttings and also failed to cultivate
any part of said land to crop or other
wise and that said James Costlo
has entirely failed and still neglects to
comply with said Timber Culture law,
the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the "a day of
February, 1896, at 10 o'clock a. m, to
respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged failure.
CHARLES HIMROD, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08
SOLE EXCEPTION.

The Republicans of the north have
only one demand in the matter of Sc
Letting candidate for governor, wheth-
or he be from the north or south, and
that is that he be an honorable man,
one with coed record and who has
not been involved in any of the many
political schemes sprung to further the
interests of one man to the detriment
of the general public.-MOscow Mirror.
Among all the gentlemen whose
names have been prominently men
toned for governor, Mr. Robert Noble,
of Owyhec, is the only one "with a
good record, who has not been involved
in any of the many schemes, ETC." The
Mirror can fnd no objection to sup
porting him. DE Lamar Nugget.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08
MISSING.

A man by the name of Mendt, who
was for sometime in the employ of the
DeLamar Company, started from here,
packing his blankets, to 60 to Jake
stephens wood camp, near the head of
Cow Creek. He was seen to start in
that direction, making his own trail
through the snow over the hills. Louis
Stephens was in town this week and
when asked about Mendt, said that
they had not seen him at the camp.
There is some apprehension here that
he may have got lost and persisted in
the snow. Mendt is about 40 years old
and queer in his action, having habit
OF constantly talking to himself; either
when in the company of Others or
alone.-DeLamar Nugget.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08
WANTS GREASE

The Boise Democrat suggested that q
short presidential campaign would be
better for the business intrests, to wlfseh
the Fremont county Ne10S, collabor-
ator in the Democatic vineyard, shrewd-
ly rejoinds: ayes a short campaign
would be great deal better for the bust.
ness intrests of the country but it
wouldn't be so we'll for the Democratic
party, 1t will take long and hard cam
paigning for the Democrats TO set them
selves right for the broken promises
and other apparent sins they have COM
mitted during their administration, and
besides that, it will take several months
of oiling and smoothing over to get the
different branches of the party work
ing i'll harmony again"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08
MICA NINE.

Mr.. John Arrowsmith of LewisVille
informs us that he has made the discov-
cry Of an extensive deposit of mica near
Teton Basin, which he and others will
develop in the spring as soon as the
snow goes off. The gentleman claims
he has superior article and can scale
off sheets of the mineral two feet square
and as thin as tissue paper. If this is
true, and we have no reason to doubt
the veraeity of the gentleman, and he
has permanent ledge, he has some
thing better than dimond mine. Mr..
ArrOwsmith is an old settler in Ere
mont county and has spent much time
in hunting minerals, as well as raising
wheat and alfalfa, and he says our min
eral resources in a few years will aston
ish the natives. -Silver HGmmer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08
INDIAN TRIAL.

at the preliminary hearing of Jim
Ballard and his gang of Bannock and
Shoshone Indians before U. s. Com
missioner T. S. Stevens, Monday, jim
Ballard and four of his gang were held
for the grand jury of the U. S. court
for Blackfoot. In default of bonds
they are now resting in Jail and enjoy
ing the regular meals, which they
count as "heap good eat'ms."- Black
foot NelCS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08

On account of the enormous incre,ca i,
practice, DR.. Stoddart can only devote ahDve
time to each place in order to meet his mann
pressing engagements and must leave each
townApromptly.
Offices for free consultation and Drivate
parlors at each hotel F'''N
Every man doctoring for special or cbron;o
diseases, resulting from abuse or 2ionorance
of natures laws, should CALL Fakes and f,L-
hrs, before and after, and eastern medicine
vendors, quacks and their methods. fnllv ex-
planned to the interested,
=, Every man desiring knowledge of things
that are, should consult free.
Editorial Press Notes.
DR.. A. c. Stoddart, who STRONGLY ras-,.
bles President Cleveland, but is a o,eU,i,,e
tree silver orator of the Ingersol TYNE Sools
eloquently TO large audience last everinp,
The doctor is the silver tongued orator M RE
medical profession. He is thoroughlv mac
ter OF his subject. Great Falls, Mont, Trib-
une, Nov. IS, 1895.
The doctors are the princes of specialists
S. F. Chronicle.
The name is sufficient recommepja,soD
he leading California specialists for ohn,n;r-
delicate and special Diseases. r. POST.
The doctors have been visiting Southern
California for twenty years, and are kpo,TT
as the most suect ssful and skiIliul doctors sor
G9ronlc and wasting diseases.-Los Anpe9as
Herald. S>''-~
Dr. Lleblg y Co. are certainly the grsntes
specialists Tor special diseases that have eyT ;
VISITED Arizona'-Phenix Gazette.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-08

Commencing December / the Union
Pacific will charge storage on unclaim-
ed baggage as follows: First "a hours
after arrival, free; next "a hours or
fraction thereof 25 cents, and for each
succeeding "a hours or fraction thereof
10 cents per piece.
Hereafter bicycles and baby carriages
will not be carried free but will be
taken as extra baggage the minimum
charge to be % cents.