The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-30

tinuing for two weeks. AN who wisb
20 iearn,to sing by note or improve their
reading, should join. $500 pays for
the course.
Sam Huston, the veteran miner. A.
companied by Tennyson Wright. dc
parted Monday for the Sawtooth coun.
NY TO remain all summer. The old
gentleman is convinced that he has a
bonanza up there and has succeeded in.
convincing Mr.. Wright. who Is furnish.
ing him with a grub stake. Seven load
ca pack mules accompanied them.
The man who manufactured the false
sentiment which caused many good
men to loose their beads, cares no more
tof silver or any other Idaho interests
than docs Rothschilds. He has no
more interest in Idaho other than poll
Teal, and would coin the life blood of
the strongest supporter he had in the
convention were it necessary to pro-
mote his selfish interests.-Lemhi Re
public. This is about the hardest
knock Dubois ever got.
One of the mistakes of our life was
made when we fell into the habit of
Kindling the kitchen fire instead of al
lowing our better half do it. We are
now nursing a very sore finger as a re-
suit of its coming into violent contract
with knife while going through the
aforesaid act yesterday morning. Such
is life.-Lemhi Republic. This is one
Of the rights for which women are not
clamoring, and one which men are anx-
ious to bestow upon them.
What a strange mixture of contradic-
tons human nature is anyhow. One
week ago Tuesday several councilmen
signed document asking for a reduc.
ton from $75 to $40 in the circus
license for Bond Bros. Just week
later the Wallace circus asked in the
regular manner for reduction to $25,
and not a single voice was raised favor
ing any kind of reduction. Evident
ly the tongue worker for Bond Bros.
is an artist in appealing to councilman
ic sympathy .-POcatello AdOGnce.
Within week there has been a con-
certed attempt to discredit Mr..
Mckinley because he will not, at this
time, make a new and explicit deelara-
ton upon the currency. This move
ment was begun ny the Free Traders
who regard with a not unreasonable
alarm the astonishing evidence of Mr..
McKinley's popularity, Their purpose
is to endeaVor to counterfeit the flowing
of the tide of opinion toward high
Protection, by deverting the people
from the Tariff issue TO the currency
issue.-I'he Manufacturer.
In a little house near the foothills
Rowe Buchanan, surrounded by his
wife and children, is slowly dying of
cancer. He cannot talk and is unable
to leave his bed. The disease first APP.
peared as a trivial little sore, or blister,
on his lower lip, about three years ago.
He paid no particular attention to it
for many months, nor was ne alarmed
concerning it until after he came to
Boise one year ago last fall. He has
submitted to three surgical operations,
but never for a moment has the hOrri-
bic disease stopped the work of eating
away his life. He is about forty.three
years old and an unusually strong and
robust man before the cancer appeared.
Boise Democrat.
The Pocatello AdUGfece gets off the
following at the expense of Ben Rich's
journalistic funeral: "The funeral of
the late lamented st. Anthony SiLoeT
Hammer was held last week, with
few of the machine Republicans Of that
section as the mourners. The death
was very sudden, as the whole paper
for some time past has been devoted to
telling its readers about the wonderful
improvements about to take place; new
type, machinery, etc, etc. We sympa-
thize with the Hammer or any other
enterprise in genuine misfortune and
after a life of such ranting boastful-
ness as characterized the utteTances of
Ben f. Rich, the fall must have been
so painful that the sympathy of COM
mon everyday, struggling mortals like
us would be but an aggravation."
The continual clamor of certain men
who are anxious to try every financial
if acceded to, would, per-
haps, be like the farmer who, one sea-
son, having sowed his grain in the
earth, neglected to give it proper care
and it grew up sparsely, complained to
a neighbor, who advised him thus:
Now, my friend, you have made
dreadful mistake, but the blame is not
to be laid at your door, particularly,
you have failed, but failed from lack
of water. You knew something was
wrong, but could not place your finger
upon the error. You have tried your
way that of planting your grain in the