The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-13

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a lady's glove buttoner F yos.etaay
Warded on leaving same at this ofTica
a grand union Fourth of July nicn,
a wlll @ mel, heid at Central Park, ten mile mile
aOoye Caldwell. Ample preparations,
are being made to make the day , aDiou
able. Everybody invited to CONS %It,
we'll filed baskets. VAL
Mr. H. H. Bailey, father o. w
y. L. Bailey, arrived from Iowa vo. So.
DAY He viii visit here several montbs
~ nus IS MS fourth visit to this section
Inc old gentlemen is IS years Of aao
out ne still enjoys trip to the west .
The time lock safe of the First Matt.
9Lal bank refused to work last satnr
Jay and there was a temporarv i,,n,,
out. blacksmith Cox succeeded sun
day IN cutting hole into it A nor,
safe VIII be put in as soon as possihla
.IMPoRTANF.-one hundred dozon
nrst quality shoes for men, ladies and
chlidren viii be received by J. B. Stew.
art, direct from the east. about the 15,h
They are IN blacks and tans all STYLES
ana the finest line ever brought 10
Caldwell. ' ~
Chlluren's Day will be observed at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
The exercises will begin at II O'Clock
ana viii take the place of the regular
church services. In the evening a some
and praise service will be held begin,
ming at 7:3O. eD
Mr. Howard Sebree returned Tines.
DAY from a trip to Salt Lake Citv
where he was called on important legal
business. He is quite satisfied with
the result of his visit to Zion having
won, without struggle, "a law suit
involving $4,000.
MI VIM. Isaac returned home We'd
nesday from three weeks trim in
OWyhee county looking after his sheen
interests. He says the ranges are in
excellent condition. The only discour.
aging feature in the sheep business is
me ruionously low price of wool.
Last Sunday, the cable of Froman's
erry boat broke. At the time num-
'er of women and children were on the
'oat, but the boat was near the shore
nd swung in before the cable ran out,
fortunately, everybody escaped with
iothlng worse than severe fright.
Some of the Willow creek claims are
aoulously rich in sulphurets. Chap.
as mine carries streaks that ASSAY
evefal thousand dollars in gold, and
hitch gives not much less when re.
uced. Anderson Cox has oar that
i'll go $500, and another claim owner
bowed ore in town the other day sam
les from which had assayed $1,000
oise Democrat.
+. M. Lucus has retired from the
arness and saddlery business which j.
has successfully conducted in this :
ty for years. His son, John c. Lucus, g."
i'll continue the business in the Lu- q
IS brick block. John is bright, active
,ung man and will no doubt be quite
successful as his father has been.
ttention is called to announcements T
sewhere in this paper.
Free-Trade causes large importations
articles produced by labor with ,,
lich American workmen cannot u
mpete. AS a result, factories are q
)sed and the flow of money for q
e purchace of farm products is less a
ed. There being less money, greater -,
verify and a decreased demand for ID
CHI products, the prices for them de-
ne. Added to this directly acting u
inciple is the indirect evil arising
I'm sending large sums of money
t of the country for purchase of d.
'eign articles. The San Francisco n r,
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