The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-18

clIsI NaSlohai, Is expected home this
evening.
William E. Russell. Ex-Governor Of
Massachusetts, was found dead in bed
on the morning of the 10Th, at fishing
camp near Grand Pabos, Quebec.
Mr.. Kenyon, a Salt Lake capitalist and
banker, was in the city last week with
view to the purchase of county war
rants and other gilt-edge securities.
On the 14th an attempt was made TO
assassinate the President of France.
faure. We would rather be right than
president of that kind of a republic.
Henry Dorman, superintendent of the
/. x. L. company, came down from the
mine last week. He says things are
showing up first class.
Henry Watterson, the great Demo
cratic editor and orator, cablea from
Geneva to the president of the Courier
Journal company as follows: "Anoth-
er ticket our only hope. No compro-
mise with dishonor Stand firm"
A gentleman in this city has inst
received letter from friend in south
ern Missouri which says, we will elect
Republican governor and we want
no 5O-cent dollar. Missourians need
education.
A. s. Rollo is in trouble again. He
was taken to Boise last Monday on
charge of larceny preferred by J. b.
Mood. He is accused of illegally
apprOpiating set of single harness.
! will handle full line of Champion
mowers, binders and rakes, binding
Irvine and Mitchell wagons. Goods ar
irving every day. BE sure to call if
you want anything in this line. My
prices are bottom every time. J. L.
Baker, Caldwell.
A Mckinley Republican club has
been organized in Boise City with an
initial membership of 1862, George
Stewart was eleCled president; Peter
Soma, Vice-president; Guy Shoup,
recording secretary; H. N. Coffin,
treasurer. There was much enthusi.
asm.
Saturday night the large stable at
Lackey's or Little Macs" ferry on
Snake river, two miles below Walters
ferry, was burned to the ground togeth-
ar with several sets of harness and a
compile of wagons. lis understood the
men succeeded in getting all the horses
out. A careless smoker is said to be re-
sponsible for the conhagration.-StateS-
man.
Mr.. Peter Weingarten, the tailor, has
moved his business to the rear of the
Odd Fellows block and is occupying
room with Engineer Hedden. He is
prepared to furnish patrons with first
class work in all departments of tailor
ing, promptly and at moderate prices.
Give him call.
The 2-year old boy of Mr., and Mrs
Frank Young, who reside in Central
addition. toddIed unseen to the Front
street ditch Sunday afternoon and fell
in. Tina body was discovered at 4
o'clock Monday morning, haYlng
lodged at Fifteenth street. The baby
was buried Monday.-StateSmGn. q
Last Wednesday, Mrs. II, ]. Cowden
narrowly escaped serious injury by a
runaway team. AS she was driving
up Third street tug came loose which
frightened the horses. The lady
jumped out of the buggy, retaining the
lines. While trying to hook the tug
the horses took a sudden start, throw
ing her nearly under the wheels. The
escape was narrow, but fortunately
Mrs. Cowden was not hurt. The team
went directly home without doing
much damage.
1t would be hard 10 convince man suffer
ing from bilious collie that his agony is due tc
a microbe with an unpronouncable name
But one dose ct DeWiu's Collie & Choler;
Cure will convince him of its power to AFFORD
instant relief. 1t kills pain. II. D, Batch
ley, druggist.