The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-10

AH0 OnICed cCateS is bigger than any,
Single state, and Uncle Sam is q b;r0o,
uiau enan bryan or Tillnan or Jones
1 s. y the Chicago platform
Bryan says; al have not broken
down; it was only the bad atmosnhoro
in Tammany Hail." It never was J
good atmosphere for an American ci+
izen to breath.
A dispatch from Cincinnati savs
"POpo.crats have given np Ohio and
not another speech will be made in Tho
state under the auspices of the nation.
al committee.
Don't fail to attend the performance
this evening at the Opera House The
piece TO be staged is THE Bells 4" which
drew SO largely in Boise and gave en-
lire satisfaction.
Au auullrer remarks: "Bryan had
bis hair cut, but the gray matter in his
brain was not disturbed Perhaps not.
but it will make Jones mad to have it
referred to as gray matter" Jones
thinks he is running the machine lust
now.
Judge Williams, the orator of Ore
gon, recognized as the ablest speaker
in the west will address the people of
Boise on Tuesday next, the 18th. Ar.
rangements will be made for reduced
railroad fares to Boise to enable the
people of Idaho to hear The Judge.
The Mckinley Club meet this even.
ing at 8 O'Clock. Hon. Geo. II. Stew
art, of Boise, will address the meet
ing and a cordial invitation to attend
is extended to every citizen of Caldwell
and vicinity. Mr.. Stewart is an able
speaker and will touch on all issues of
the present campaign.
at the Christian church on the COM
ing Lords day, morning, the pastor, ].
Charles Bowling will speak on the sub
ject of "Does the Bible Sustain the
Position Held by the Christian Church. 2"
In the afternoon at o'clock Elder
Bowling will preach at the Fairview
school house. All welcome to these
services.
While Bryan was studying up ia
tariff for revenue only" that did not
raise revenue, and moving American
workshops to Europe. Mckinley was
studing home markets and the value of
home manufactures to labor. The
people see the difference. 1t is no won
der Bryan wants to keep protection
out of the canvass"
I Last week 700 delegates met in con
vention in Colorado and placed in NOM
ination a complete Republican state
ticket with Mckinley electors at the
head. The convention was addressed
by Colorados noblest and truest states
man, Senator Wolcott. That state will
poll pretty good vote for Mckinley
and good government.
The Macon Telegraph announces
that "Tom Watson has come homo
sick from his Western tour" Is it
strange? Tom has been has been fed
on Democratic scraps from the second
table ever since the adjournment of
the Populist convention. If Tom was
suddenly to kick the bucket Sthen
the doctors would undoubtedly
mark it case of heart failure from
political starvation"
The Orris. Ober company have been
playing this week at the Opera House,
with a change of program each even
ing. The company is good one, the
plays staged first class but the support
given them is not what it might be,
possibly on account Of other attraction,
such as races, balls, and public speak
ing. Thursday night "Trilby" was pro
duced, and the acting of the various
m6uU6ES VI luO SOHP"hJ S
much applause. This evening "Ihe
Bells" will be presented, and as it is
one of the best plays ever written
should draw a full house.
Commandant Maxey and Adjutant
Miner, of the Soldiers Home at BOISE
have resigned their positions ana the
trustees last week named J.. A. Nc
Ginty, of Caldwell for commanuan''
Ths governor will probably sign the
commission during tho coming week,
when the new commandment will i'm
mediatslv take charge. Our personal
Lnowled1e of Mr.. McGinty leads us to
believe he will make an elhclehC ollicel'
While Uratiaed at his appointment, we
regret to lose so good a CITIZEN MI
NToC,intv will endeayor to conduct the
home in a manner creditaoie 10 hillS0ii
and the state.
T,5,o Richards addressed the little
rrron of SjIverites and disgruntled
Dem. Pops. Saturday evening just @lter
tbs convention, The judge is a poll
&c L..;pc, ba ia i'm line