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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-02-14

1t ia big thing to say, bus neyerthe-
less true, that great multitude OF people
have crowned Simmons Liver Regulator,
the "King of Liver Medicines" There Is
nothing like it for malaria, rheumatism,
chills and fever, constipation, biliousness,
sick headache, indigestion and all troubles
arising from a sluggish or diseased liver
Simmons Liver Regulator is the preven-
ton and cure for these ailments.
Tommy--Papa, there is large black
bug on the ceiling.
Professor VERY busy)-step on it and
leave me alone.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-02-14
You don't
change cars.

&. w. yALLERY, General Agent, Denver.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-02-14

G. 7. NICHOLSON, &. P. A.,
Chicago. Ill.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-02-14

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. NJ.
January 81, 1896.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-02-14
Three Classes Of Men,

illustrated, is sent free, sealed, by mail upon
apDsicution. Every young, middle ages
Or old man suffering the slightest weakness
nuts sneeSIy way to regain strength ntin
Eealtin when everything else has fasled.
ssrs. = q a ARA cAs Fss HnrnVH 90.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-02-14
HAMMO TYPEWRITER

NEW MEXICAN OFFICE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
P WAC
tOWarzysAkf zycia.
Ashland. Wis, 81 Stycznia.

Ashland, Wis, 81 Stycznia.
Jestom kawalerem, lat a..
Posiadam got6wke oraz stata robo.
te, "a kt6ra dobrze mi plaza. q
powodu, re ma{o nam tutaj znajo.
mosel, wee droga ancnsowa po-
szuku]e towarzyszkl zycia, W Cd
powlednlch mojemu wicklow
latach.
Fanny Tub wdowy ma wyda-
niu, zamlejscowe, jaknauprzej.
mlei upraszam, ably raczyfy mi
u}atwle zapoznanie sic z nleml.
Moi adres:
Jan Brzezlczak k.
1913 ave. W., Ashland, Wis.
(Znamy pana kawalers, kon-
kuru]acsgo "a posrednlctwem
plsma naszego, osobiscle, po-
swladczamy, ze Jest to mtodzie-
nice przvstojny, trzezwy i prace-
witY-sYn cnotliwYch i dosy6
maje,nych rodzic6w. - Redakcya
Wdrus0.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
O., 20 stycz. :
co SbYCHAC.

SLYCHAC, &c wfadze "
Westinghouse dowiedzia}y sic,
il miedzy Hiszpania a Anglia
tocza sic rokowania wzgledem
sprzeda1y Kuby, i De Stany
Zjednoczone staraia sic wszel-
ken, srodkami zapobiedz
spr2edazy.
Mieszkaiacy tn KubahczYcy
,w,erdzq, lie Anglia chce Kube
zakupic, i woina Anglia
bedzie nieunikniona, skoro
Anglia obejmie wyspe.
Ar<enn}y brytyj'iie j aota
n ruchu, a stacYe morskie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
POLSKI (Psl
G}os) przeprasza:

w ARrYKULE zatytu}owanym
,,Haniebne," umieszczonym pred
kilku dniami, dotknelismy jak sie
okazuje nies}usznie ks. ~siedlaczka,
obecnie proboszcza para6i sw. Sta.
nislawa Kostki. Dalecy bylismy cd
checi wyrzqdzenia krzywdy ks.
Siedlaczkowi, o%dwo}ujemy s1owa W
owym artykule pomieszczone.
Nova O pogrzebie Migdal-
skiego.
Podobnych haniebnych
artyku}6w W Psim GEosie
pe}no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
Drobne Echa.

STEVENsPOINT, Wis,
Stycznia. -WielebnY X.
Grabowski " Hull 6miertelnle
chory. Pieciu doktorow byio
u niego. a laden ME lnog}
mu pom6dz. Jest jak W ko
nBniu.
UTICA, N. Y. Poiacy
tutejsi zamierzaja budo vac
koS,iol / ju1 kilka set na ten
Gel zebrali z dobrowolnych
sktadek. Chcac teraz kase pc
wiekszy6. wydaja bal z
teatrem, ma dzieh II Lutego
1896 r.
BALTIMORE, Md.-Kotko
DramatYczne rzemieslnlkow
polskich j. NJ. Baiuckiego
przygotowuie ma dzien Ii
lutego teatralne przedstawienie
(L~obzowlanie) bal.-U prasza
sic Szanowna Publicznosc
Polska O liczne zebranie.
PUCK Nv Dakooie).- Nasz
kosciot, chez nowy, a juz sic
zawala. Jul 2rawie pol su6tu
spade, a MIN GINA mimic,
pewnie spadnie reszta. ObY
mas tylke Pan Bog obronit,
ably ME spadlo ludziskom ma
gdY beda W k~osciele.
BALTIMORE Md. = Gala
ruchoma w&asno66 obywatela
Welzanta zostala sprzedana IA
publiczuej licytacyi. Meble
jake TED urzadzenie domowe4
pozestawiono, ga zgoda piew~
szych kredytor6w, prey panl
Welzant, kt5rej podtug prawa
nalezy sic pozostawic sumo
lub rzeczy wartosci 100 dola.
row.
Drukarnia Baltimnr~kiej
wierzyciele tymc-a.em
pozostawill pod op'eka GEES
~salonisty p. Mladejew-
skiego i pod bezposrednim "a
rzadem dotychczasowego re-
daktora p. J. Bernolaka.
ME KUPUJCIE KOSClEL.
NIGH narodowych choragwi
cd innonarodowcow! NajblizssY
Polakowi katolikowi zaktad
polski, kt6ry artykuiY religij-
ne sprzedaje, a TAXI zaklad
posiada PAM W. Stomihsks,
679 Milwaukee ave. W Chica.
go, Ill.
Choragwie PAM Stomiiskiej
wieia sic pieknie il
gfadko, nletylko W chwi!i,
gdy je sic kupuje, als pozostaja
p%ieknemi, g}adkieni i ]akoby
nowemi pc 30tu latach. Ami u
Hcffmana W Milwaukee, ami
nawet W Pary2u lepiej i
trwalej choragwi ami 2adnych
innych ornamentow kosciel-
nYch ME wykonuja. - Ceny
jak u innonaredowcow
w Milwaukee q nawet "a O.
ceanem.
Wszelkim polskim iowa.
rzystwom / Bractwom, niewy-
jawszY Winenskich, radzi
my, ably tak3e odznaki, szar-
i t. d. %samawialy u pani ".
Siomihsk'ej W Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
G{uchOty

wyleczyt ME podobna
inaczej, jak przez przeczyszczenle
caiego systemu. Tam gdzle PREY.
czYna choroba s1edsi. W rurce,
lekarstwa ME skutku]9, gdYz tax
g1qboko wcale ME NIGGA sic dostac.
WYleczenle rurki usznej W mlej-
Sou ola lekarsw nieprzystepnem,
to m}asnle jest nasza taje mnlca.
Wleksza Geese wypadkow gluchoty
spowodowana bywa przez katar. a
W takim razie czesto %jeszoze g}u-
chota jest wYleozaln4.
Zapiacimy 100 dolar6w z.
kazdy (sprowodowauY przez katar1
przypadex g}uchoty, kt6regobya
ME MONA wYleczyd Halla kuracy-
katarowa. Pisa6 pc bezpiatne cyr
kularze.
F. J. CHENEY & Co.
TOLEDO, OH1o.
Mona dosta6 W wszystkich
ptekaoh, "a Is ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

anglelskl zakupA million tor
wegli DO stacYi kanadyjskicl
mad brzegami jeziora Ontario,
Flota angielska zwana ,,lata-
|jaca' zostata sformowana v
eiagu pieciu dni, a czege
ang!icY niezmiernie 60 dumnj,
albowiem W czasie wojuy
krymskiej potrzebowali diva
micsiace czasu ma sformowanie
podobnej hoty.
Prezes Venezuela Crespo
wYznaczvf komisye ola odszu
kama ~dosument6w co dc
kwestyi graniczaycb. TAX
samo postqpily Stany Zied. a
uawet / Anglia. Sprawa ia
Gala zostanie zalatwiona ma
drodze polubowej. ziemia.
k16rej Anglicy domagaja sic "
Venezuela, ma obszarul09, 600
mil kwadratowYch. Gala wielka
Brytania niema lyle obszaru.
Admiral Latowski, komendant
fotY Veneauelskiej ,zbroi mad
brze2a morskie z calym
pospiechem.
Klopoty Anglii W Afryce,
zakcbcza sig takAe "a drodze
polubowej JUL kr6lowa Angli
i .prezydent Transwaalii Krue-
ger, przestali sobie telegrafczne
komplimenta. Jeh3e wojenni
angiolscy lacznie q drem
Jamesonem, zostali odesfani do
posiad}osci Angielskich, ably
Oak mowi swym telegrem ME
krolowa ich ukara}a.
WEDEUG najnowszyth do
niesleh, wojskom tureckim
lie powiodfo eie dotad rjsc
niejscowo6ci ZeituD b.A4oej
pozycVa rokoszan
armehskich. Mustafa basza
.oblega]acy dziesiecioma
oatalionami i dwoma baterYa-
nj te miescine, wezwa} JUL
>rzed kilkoma dniami rozko~
'zan do poddania sic ma taske
nieiaske, jednakze bezsku
:ecznie. Z Konstant ynopola
1onosza, &e spade wielkie
jniegt' stoja ia przeszkodsie
operacyom
orzeciw Zeitunowi.
Armehczycy konaja Z zimna
gtodu, a Sultan odrzucil 2
luna pomoc ola nieszczesli-
vych ofarowana przez Stowa-
'zvszenie ,,Czerwonego KrzY-
TOXIC. = Krolowa Korei
"a spalona " czasie
pa}acowej - lyle.
ambasadY moskiew-
'kiej Weber, u%prowadzif ia i
lkry val, ably zaszkodzic
MASSOWA. - Kr0l abb
Menelik z powodu
We wiasnYm
obozie wdro3Yf z W}ochami
:okowania pokojowe i prosil
yenerafa Baratleriego, komen-
wojsk w}oskicb, aby
przyslai pe1nomocnika W celu
,awarcis pokoju. - Abisyn
,zycy W bitwie pod Makalle
II styczcia mieli 500 zabitYch.
GluchOty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
ZAPISYWAC SOBIE WIARUSA!

Ashland, Wis, % Stycznla
ze sic tn PREY mas dzieje, Kochany Wiarusie,
Jakby ME " Ameryce, lecz g}eboko W Rusi!
Car nam zakazuje jezyka p~olskiego,
Nasz ksiadz nam zakazuje Wiarusa katolickiego
1 wrzeszczy z ambony jakby wr6g zawziety:
Kto czyta Wiarusa, odemnie %przeklety!
Zaden wilk W owczej sk6rze ME cierpi Wiarusa,
O%czywiscie jak Bismark ME cierpi Krakusa!
PRONE twoje bluznierstwa, zeszwabiony mnichu,
Jednak sobie Wiarusa zapiszem pc cichu:
Ch}opek co Wiarusowi p}aci dollar ma rok,
To skarbami oswiaty wzbogaca sic co krok.'
WIARUs mas uczy sprawiediwosci,
W1ARUs mas uczy bratniej mi{osci,
W1ARUs jeden lyle W czystym patrjotyzmie,
W1ARUs sic ~przys}uza naszej Matce O~jczyznie,
W1ARUs mas ME psuje, jeno uczy cnoty,
W1ARUs. nasz jest biczem ma rome ho}oty.
Wiec zapisa6 to pismo i siegna6 do kieski,
A da "a to nagrode nasz Ojciec Niebieski.
A. BRUNoN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
AmERYKA

hAClNE T., w lS., IL eUyC. -AAlo
tiki telegram 7 Pragi, W Czechach,
nadesFany tn przez Fred Jonasa
wczoraj 20 po}udniu, donosi, re Ia,
rolJonas, amerykahski konsul wKre,
field, W Niemczech, umarf.
Karol Jonas urodzi} sic 80 paz-
dziernika 1910 r.w Melsawie W Cze-
.chach. Ukonczywszy W roku 1859
realna szko}e W Pradze, wstapi{ do
politechnicznego instytutu, uczesz-
cza]ac axe IA prelekcyi ma uni
wersytecie. W roku 1868 przeni6s@
sic do Ameryki a a osiedllwszy sig
W Racine, Wis. obja} redakcya
n%ajstarszej czeskiei gazety,, Slavic.
Kiedy W roku 1870 bawi} u rodziny
wCzechach, Rad niemiecki pozwoli{
mu p~rzy4aczyc sig do g}6wnej
kwatery jake correspondent. Jonas
by} obecnym PREY wkroczeniu
Niemc6w do Paryza. Wr6ciwszy
do Racine, by} aldermanem miasta
Racine cd 1878 do 1880, pos}em
legislatury cd 1880 do 1888, senate
rem do legislatury'od 1888 do 1886,
generalnym konsulem W Pradze cd
1886 do 1889, W 1890 zosta{
przez demokrat6w obranY wicegu-
bernatorem stanu Wisconsin i
piastowa} ten urzad przez diva
terminy, do 1894. w roku 1894
prevalent Cleveland mianoWa} 60
generalnym konsulem W Petersbur-
gu, ale kiedy stanowisko to ME po-
doba}o mu sig, Cleveland postal go
do Krefeld, W Niemczech. Jonas
by} dzielnym czeskim patryota i
wielkim przyjacielemPolakd
STEVENS POINT, Wis.,, 20.
s~tycznia. - Za}atwienie interes6w
zbfakrutowanego Commercial ban
ku potrwa pewnie j~eszcze z ca}y
rok. D1ugi wynosza oko}o $4,000,
"a aktywa, przewaznie W akcyach
>fabryk W r%ealnoSciach podobno tez
$52, 600. Zdaje sig jednak, re suma
ia ME da sic z Mich wybic. Banker
Burr chcia{by chetnie zap}acia
wszystkie d{ugi odda} juz ma to
ca}y sw6j majatek.
CLEVELAND o., 20 stycz. =
Obiega tn pog}oska, re agent mini
sterstwa wojny szuka tutaj odpo-
wiednego miejsca ma zbudowanie
fortu ku obronie t~utejszego portu.
Nailepsze miejsce ma bye pod
Rocket River, szest mil ma zach6d.
q g6r tamtejszych armaty mog}oby
opanowat Gale wnijscie do portu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

Aodzieiami uciekaiacymi ma
wozku pc szynach, co i'm sill
starczylo. Widzac, re lokomo-
tywa zbliza sic do mich coraz
.bardziei, zrzuclli z wozka
mosiadz, ktory i'm "a wlele
ciezyl. dalei pognall.
Maszynista RI "a mimi
jeszcze spory HAWAI-, ale
widzac ,ze skradziony mosladz
zlodzie1e rzucili ma ziemie ,da}
spok6j dalszemu posclgo~l,
zabrai mosiadz ma l~okomotywe
i powr6cil do Depew.
Rzezimieszki ma swym w6zku
dostali sic szczesliwie do
East Buffalo. Jednego Z Mich,
nazwiskiem St. Stelbruskiego.
aresztowala juz policya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
CHARAKTER ZIEMI.

~ N II F0W1eTze nlgdz1e lie NOE bye lePsze I zdT0V
hLlN l. suche mile, orzezwiajace. okoica ia juz
wana by}a jake mieJce ratunkowe ola ludzi cierpiacych nj pzuca' s}onko
przyswieca, a czystos6 woody wele sic przyczynia do zdrowia mieszkahc6w
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-04
HIGH FIVE PARTY.

The members of the High Five Club
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Hurt at the Pacific Hotel Thursday
evening. The game of High Five was
played until IL o'clock when the mid
night lunch was served with all the
ceremonies requisite thereuntO The
ladies prize, silver and pearl paper
knife, was carried away by Mrs. Beatty,
while w. H. Roadway was the fortunate
winner of the prize for gentleman, a
handsome silver key ring and chain.
Those present were: T, c. Egleston
and wife, NJ. b. GWinn and wife, G. S.
Doane and wife, Swain Beatty and wife,
Tom X. Little and wife; the Misses
Jones, Kelleher and Miss Ida Lemp of
Boise; Messrs. Maxey, Hedden and
Ernest Boone.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-04

Mr. Rivers is al right Mr.. Rivers
needs no fixing whatever. Mr.. Rivers
was formerly a barber in Nampa, but
the scope Of his operations became
too contracted, SO he came to Caldwell.
In a very brief space of time he sue
ceeded in wedding an estimable widow
lady, Mr.. Rivers then became pos.
sessed with an overwhelming desire 10
establish barber shop in Silver City.
He raked together whas spare cash his
wife had, borrowed money from various
persons in town, hiredt?) a team from
Gambell 8 Hartley and struck out.
But Mr.. Rivers did not establish shop
in Silver City nor elsewhere. Moreover
the team, which had been hired for
three days only, was not returned. II
came back Wednesday in charge of
Junlus Wright after being in the
stable at Silver fourteen days, and
Campbell & Hartley viii have the $50
stable bill to pay. Although frequent
ly importuned by Mr.. Campbell over
the telephone to return the team, Mr..
Rivers steadfastly refused to do SO.
Mr.. Rivers has not invested in any bar
Der shop and reports from Silver City
state that he is industrionsly engaged
in blowing in his wife's money and
that borrowed from others in a lauda-
BILE effort to "bust the game" The law
cannot infringe on Mr.. Rivers rights
in the premises, but for further parti-
culars inquire of H. D. Blatchley, d. d.
Campbell, HI. X. Hartley and others
who win explain the matter more or
less forcibly according to their respec-
i've religious convictions.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-04
KILLED A COON.

The startling report was circulated
Thursday morning that Snodgrass the
barber had shot a coon. Investigation
proved the rumor to be correct. The
dead and bleeding body was discovered
in front of Davis & Brose's store. 1t
was not the body of a "coon" as that
term is ordinarily used in this section,
but the procyon lotor of Missouri per-
simmon grove fame-a genuine ring,
tailed coon of our boyhood days, which
Snodgrass' pack of hounds freed on the
river bottom.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-04
CIVIL.

CIVIL.
Ada K. Alexander VS.. A. Needham;
action to collect notes.
Henry Harvey VS. w. R. Stark and
Mary Wilson; foreclosure of mortgage.
james Mcconnell VS. M. b. Sherman.
A. g. Butterfield VS. Geo. w. Shurt-
lift.
I Levi Strauss & Co VS.. A. Fouch ct
al.
Idaho Irrigation and Colonization
Co. VS. Howard Sebree and D. D. Camp
bell, sheriff.
Jas. M. Cox VS. D. B. Levan.
Jas. H. Witbeck VS. Nampa Land &
Improvement Co.
G. 1. Simpson VS. r. B. Murray.
Robt. Visel VS. w. j. Wagner.
John Strobe VS. Boise City & Nampa
Irrigation, Land & Lumber Co.
Jennie NJ. Langley VS. VIM. G. Lang
ley; motion to re-tax costs on divorce
suit.
Eugene Maxwell VS. R. w. Purdum.
Home & Foreign Investment g
Agency Co VS. A. Fouch, ct al; fore
closure.
r. E. Green VS. Carol E. Gates.
Dittenhoefer, Haas & Co. VS. Stiles s.
Dunbar.
Central Lumber Co. VS. H. N. Maxey.
w. H. Hart VS. Geo. r. Kennedy.
John Lemp VS. John c. Baine and A.
| S. Mcfarland
Annie Miller VS. Robt. Miller.
Estate of VIM. Stuart VS. Jason NJ.
Smith.
J.F. F. Brewster VS. Chas. Stuart.
Feldman & Cole VS. Con Shea.
Eleanor NJ. Huff, guardian, VS. g. NJ
Grain aud the M. b. Gwinn Mercan-
tile Co.
VIM. F. Wardwell VS. Stephen Demp-
sey.
Caldwell Forwarding Co. vs. E. G.
Hurt.
A. L. Ball VS. Emma NJ. Lee and Cen
trail Lumber Co.
H. M. Kimball VS. NJ. A. Kurtz and
wife.
John Strobe VS. A. Fouch and wife
ct al.
John NJ. Nichols overseer Road Dist.
10 VS. A. q. Stoddart.
The Bunnell & Emo Invest Co. VS.
Jefferson and Susie Lynch.
p. A. Hartman VS. Josephine p. Hart
man.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-04
SOME RAJ, ROAD TALK.

J. NJ. Clark, of Boise, civil engineer
of much reputation, has leased DR..
Wright's new cottage and will take
possession at once. Mr. CLARK has been
appointed chief engineer of the Idaho
& Southwestern railroad which is said
to take the place of the Boise-Butte-
Caldwell-San Francisco aggregation
of Woodwork celebrity. The new or.
'ganization is backed by Moritz Lipp.
man of New York who will personally
inspect the country and viii be- here on
April %. 1t is also stated with some
degree of authority that the work on
the proposed line between this place
and Emmett will be commenced this
spring as soon as the surveys are COM
pleted, work to which Mr.. Clark will
give his immediate attention pending
the arrival of Mr.. Lippman. 1t is to be
devoutlY hoped that something tangi-
BILE will ultimately develop from the
murky maze Of recent railroad talk. II
is learned from authentic sources that
the Boise-N ampa-DeLemar s. Great
Southern r. r. is not quite completed
and there is a faint possibility that the
Caldwell s. Emmett Air Line viii beat
that great corporation on the home
stretch, Notwithstanding the fact that
it was Outjoekeyed in starting.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-04

Commencing December 1 the Union
Pacific win charge storage on unclaim-
ed baggage as follows: First "a hours
after arrival, free; next "a hours or
fraction thereof % cents, and for each
succeeding "a hours or fraction thereof
10 cents per piece.
Hereafter bicycles and baby carriages
win not be carried fres but win be
taken as extra baggage the minimum
charge to be % cents.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-04
NEXT WEEK.

District court meets next week; the
county commissioners meet next week;
city election occurs next week, and the
new saloon opens next week. All these
blessings crowding together in one brief
week are apt to puff up the average
countyseatite with too large idea of
the Importance of the metropolis.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-04
UNEoUALED SERVICE.

Denver 10 Chicago via Kansas City Is given via
the Unicn Pacific and Chicago & Alton Railways.
Through Pullman Palace Sleepers. Pullman
Dining Cars and Free Reclining Chair Cars leave
Denver daily. The Union Pacific Is the great
through car line of the west Ask your nearest
ticket agent for tickets via this line.
e, L. LOMAX, G. A & 7. A.
Omaha, Neb
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-04
CRIMINAL.

State VS. Matt Crump, murder.
State VS. Jas. Tate, highway robbery.
State VS. Chas. Mitchell, assault with
intent to commit murder.
State VS. w. E. Verley, assault with
intent to commit murder.
State vs. Ira Hamilton, from Nampa.
State VS. Van Morrison, assault with
deadly weapon,
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Remember a valuable premium
given away with every Warner corset,
No lady can afford to lose the chance.
The Square Dealers.
H. =. Napier who has been employed
at Cascade Locks, Oregon, for several
months has returned to Caldwell where
ne viii settle permanently.
A. young man named Roland, en-
ployed by Joseph P. Wilson on his
ranch near Middleton, fell off load of
hay last Friday and broke his arm. DIR.
Isham of this city set the fractured
limb and states that the young man is
getting on nicely.
s. H. Hanes, formely manager of the
Pacific Hotel in this city, has accepted
a position in a mercantile establish
ment at Silver City and has entered up
on his duties. Mrs Hanes win visit her
old home in Canada before joining her
husband in their new location.
The finest lot Of dried fruit ever
brought to Caldwell was delivered to
Egleston & Co. Thursday by Doug.
Knox of Emmett. There are prunes,
plums and apples in the lot and the
prunes sell for AZ cents per pound in
this market than the the California
article.
The registration so far for the city
election this wear is as fnIlnws.
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Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, H., writes:
From personal experience 1 can recommend
De Wits SaTsapaTila, cure for Impure blood
and general debility II. D. Blatchley, drug
glst.
''Giye me a liver regulator and can regulate
the world said genius. The druggist handed
him bottle of De Wits Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills. H. d. Blatchley, druggist
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DISTRICT COURT.

The following cases will come before
the district court which convenes next
Tuesday:
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FoR SALE,

The Rockville station. For particulars
adply to w. Fl. UPTon.
Rockville, Idaho.
Owyhee County. Ct
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it is likely that it will be considerably
increased.
Robt. E. Miller was awarded the con-
tract for the erection of Mrs. 7. K.
Little's new residence last Monday.
The figures are not made public, but it
is understood it will cost about $4,000.
The dwelling will be one of the finest in
the city and viii be erected on the va.
cant lots near the residence of w. S.
Bailey.
George Williams, of Atlanta, was in
town this week. AS he was in close
contact with Captain Gum all the time
while here, it is thought by some that
he waded through So miles of SNOW for
the sole purpose of assisting the Demo.
Popo fusion movement in this county.
This however, may not be true.
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The registration closes tonight and
it is likely that it will be considerably
inoraaaad
The Press., 1896-10-01

BEFORE you purchase a
 Carriage, call and ex- anime the Largest Stock ever shown in this town. l have on hand, Surreys, ConCords, all prices and styles. Business Wag- ons, Democrats, Traps, Farm Wagons, &C., also a good assortment of secondhand work.
 My facilities for repair ing are unsurpassed, and prices the lowest.
 All work warranted as represented.
 JOHN c. WIGHTMAN,
 Stafford Hollow
The Press., 1896-10-01
Number 27.
wattersOn's Greatest Dinner.

The greatest dinner that ever l sat down to consisted of a leg of mutton dressed with mustard, a bit of hot wheat bread and some fresh butter, with half jug of fine whisky to wash it down. It was ill front of New Hope church in the summer of 1864. Some one had sent Eustis a leg of mutton. Some one had sent Yeatman large pillbOx of butter. Bragg, General Polk cook, had some flour. Eustis and Yeatman invited Gov ernor Harris and myself. The governor happened to have key which fitted Gen. eral Folks medicine case. All of us united in making the robbery of vial of Irish whisky, the general himself being absent, and that was the dinner! Glorious dinner!
 Please God, the quartet still survives to tell the tale, which they do whenever they meet and can get an audience. Eustis is in Paris, ambassador, the same cool, self possessed man in diplomacy he used to be under fire. able, brave and lazy. Harris, touching the eighties, is the dashing, brilliant, impetuOus boy he was 32 years ago, and, silver or gold or neither, I look toward him as write! Yeatman, obtrusive only in his courage on the battlefield, lives the life of cultivated leisure and unambitious rusticity which delighted him most when he was both younger and richer than he is, though he still has his an- cestral acres.
 That was a dinner!-Louisville Cou- rier-Journal