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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04

hanged in Matanzas province By order f
General Pedro Betln court, evidently had
orders from the Spaniards to kill this
Cuban leader. In his pockets were found
letters from General Molina and the Gov
ernor of Matanzas Offering him $4,000 10
deliver Betancourt TO the Spaniards alive
or dead.
At Yumuri, Matanzas province,
Spanish column was utterly routed by
Cubans under General Betancourt and
Colonel Arrange. The Spaniards enter ed
Matanzas in great disorder, carrying
eighty-three wounded. They left many
more wounded aud killed on the field.
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fMRURIRG THE FAAATIcS
The Chief Actor IN the Tragedy at Tires.
pol 10 Be Tried tor BUyi1g Many
Persons 4 LHe

ODESSA, RUSSIA, June 8. - Feodore
kovaloff, chief actor in the immuring
tragedy at Tirespol has arrived here for
trial.
On his premises were recently discovered
six bodies OF persons who had been buried
alive, and he confessed that he walled up
in his cellar nine living persons, incud ing
his wife and two children. They all be-
lcnged to a tanaticaI sect known as Raskol
Mkt and sought salvation by self-immo.
lation.
KovaIoff declares that all the victims
died oluDtarily. He drew lots with CO.
fanatic 10 decide who should actually bury
the victims. He earnestly desired 10 be
buried alive himself and is still impelled
by fanatical desire TO commit suicide.
For this reason the officials are keeping a
strict watch on him.
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BRYAN 10 MAKE Il TOUR.
WiU Go around the World and Stud,
EcORoRiic OEestionS.

WiU Go around the World and Study
HcOnonIic QWestiOnS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 3-William ].
Bryan, defeated Democratic candidate for
the Presidency, will make a trip around
the world and incidentally Inform himse If
on economic questions in various coun-
tries through which he passes. Albert J e.
Enright of st. Joseph, bond broker, who
is uest at the Planters Hotel, this city.
visited Lincoln, Neb., recently, and while
there called at the Bryan honest cad.
Enright says on that occasion Bryan an
nounced his intention to make the trip.
He expects to leave within a short time
and will be gone for several months. His
family will accompany him.
BUFFALO, n. Y, June 3.-Bryan again
invaded the ''enemy's country" tonight.
He addressed large gathering in Music
Hall. He denied the report that he was
going abroad this summer.
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BUILDINGs BLOWN TO PIECES,
Much Damage Done by a Wfndsfornr
in TerUs

DALLAS, TEX, June 3-From 8 to 4
O'Clock this afternoon Dallas and North
Texas experienced the worst storm of ;he
year. A part of Dallas Cycle Park, the
finest in the South, was wrecked, and the
races scheduled to open tonight had to be
declared off. A cottage in the Twelfth
Ward was struck by what looked like a
black ball of smoke and so completely de-
molished that not so much as a splinter
OF the house or furniture can be found.
Five cottages were wrecked on Central
avenue, Lincoln and Preston streets. Sew
eral buildings in the fair ground were
blown to pieces. Three dwellings we're
destroyed at Grand Prairie, twelve miles
from Dallas, on the Texas and Pacific
road.
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DEFALcATIos OF CASHIER.
Lost Hearv Sums While DabbISmg IL, the
SfocH BarEef.

DOVER, DEL, June 3-Wnen the di-
rectors of the First National Bank met
to-day the president informed them that
William N. Boggs, for several years pay
ing teller, was missing. His accounts
were short at leas: $3S. .00O To-day Mrs.
Boggs received letter from Boggs. writ
ten in New York. He SAID h had taken
the money for family uses and could not
pay it back because Of Losses in the stock
market His peculations have extended
through ten years.
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Osposing McCora,s Confr rmot;on

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3.-The
SenaGe Committee on Territories to-day
heard the statement of Attorney General
j. f. Wilson of Arizona in opposition to
the confirmation OF the nomination of
NJ. II. McCord to be Governor of Arizona.
Mr. wilson filed numerous affidavits
with the committee and made a state
ment of his own accusing McCord of
irregularities as purchasing agent for the
Territorial charities and in connection
with the prison labor the Territory.
Judge James Coleman OF this city ap-
peared IN behalf of McCord.
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EIGHT MILLIONS LnVo1TED.

OtCen Lost His Case 4oainst the Cibafo
Creek MiH Company
- Ell PASO. Texas, June 3.-The case OF
Ernest Dale Owen of Chicago against the
Clbalo Creek Mil Company of San Fran
cisco, involving $S O0O, 900 worth OF prop
erty in Presidio County, Texas, has been
decided an the District Court in favor OF
defendants. The plaintiff claimed title
under the RoquiIla Spanish grant, which
was declared by the United States Dis
trict Court to be forgery. The output OF
the mines is 81, 100000 of gold and silver
annually.
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1he American Medicat Conren,ion

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 3.-The
sessions of the fiftieth annual convention
OF the American Medical Association were
resumed to-day with full attend ance of
delegates. In addition TO the consioera-
tion OF strictly professional topics, a num-
ber OF historic papers were presented bear
ing upon the part played by the organlza-
tion In the progress of medical science
during the past halt century. Tomorrow
the visitors will be taken upon an excur-
sion to Atlanuc City TO remain over Sun
day.
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TICE-PREsILEArs BIRTHDAY.
ne hecefces Many Congratulations and
Some Eiornl Tributes.

WASHINGTON, d. O.. June 3-Verbal
ana Geographic messages of congratula-
tlon, together with floral favors and
articles OF utility, poured in to-day upon
vice. President Garrett A. Hobart, in
honor OF his fifty-third birthday.
1t Is an open question whether Mr..
Hobart is not even more popular with the
SENATE than was former Vice-Preside t
stevenson. He evinces an absorbing in
terest IN the proceedings of the higher
legislative body, and his unaffectedIy
simple manners and sunny disposition
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4 BIZ FIR. Ia AIrnamdrta.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 3.-The m ost
destructive fire that ever occurred In the
history of this city took place this morn
Ing. For several hours the fire was be-
yond the control OF the department. and
IT seemed as IL the principal part of the
city would be destroyed. The loss is not
least $10D, COO.
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brieem Out By Dynamite.

VIENNA. AUSTRIA June 3.-The Hun
garlan Chauvinists have produced scan
daious scenes in Budapest during the la st
few days, their object being to bring
about the expulsion ofthe com pany of the
Vienna Burg theaier Dynamite car
iridges which had been deposited in the
vicinity OF the theater by agitators ex-
pLoded to-day. killing two passers by and
lnIurlng another. A search revealed
many more cartridges. Tonight the
theatrical C jmpany didn't appear.
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have gained him a host of friends and
admirers.
Mr.. Hobart is good politician, but a
better business man, and as a result OF
good judgment and economy is said to be
worth In the neighborhood OF a million
dollars.
The Vice Presidents home relations are
very pleasant. Mrs. Hobart occupies
quite as distinguished position in society
as does her husband in business political
and diplomatic circles.
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Worked Poolroon., [or Bin Mon.u.

DENVER, Colo, June 3.-The police
arrested to-day two expert electricians
who have been working the poolrooms for
big money. During their short STAY in
Denver they have cleane up $780, They
gave the names of Charles Mo an and H
II. Summerfeld, ana admitted having
syst matically worked poolrooms all over
the country.
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THE FIRING oA THE rALENcIA.
Minister dc LONE Otti Nth the Usuni
PIamsibIe ErpLnmat ti0n.

Minister dc LONE CAT Hth the USun u
PIamsibIe Explanation.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3.-The
action OF the Spanish cruiser Maria Mer-
cedes in firing on the Ward line steamer
Valencia Is not likely to have any serious
effect on the relations of Spain and the
United States. The protest made by the
Ward line was sent by the State Depart
ment to the Spanish Minister here with a
request for information.
De LONE has replied that the cruiser
acted entirely IN accordance with inter
national law and no affront TO this coun-
try was intended. According to the
Spanish explanation the Valencia was
hailed by the cruiser while coming out Of
the harbor of Guantanamo, where ilIbus-
tering expeditions are said 10 have landed.
De Lone assured Secretary Sherman that
satisfactory repara,ion would be made if
it were found the commander of the
cruiser exceeded his authority.
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Sirm,. Kiun NJ Bo,,,-

ROME, ITALY, June 3-The King and
Frlnces OF Siam arrived here this morn
Ing. They were received at the railroad
station by King Humbert and the Prince
o. Naples and escorted to the Quirinal.
Inc Slamese monarch will visit the Pope
before leaving.
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WenIsr Mnm Re.inm.

HAVANA, CUBA, June 3.-It is said
here in weIl-informed circles that in case
Senior Sagasta should be charged by the
Queen to form new Cabinet, General
NeyIer will tender his resignation.
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Prints (CaIicO)

his is o. the common wishy-washy kind
that you paid cents Tor always, but full
standard 64x64 and great variety OF COL
orings and patterns; IL woud bring Ga
cents fast at "closlng out" sale
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Ra,card Goutd nlu. tA. mirnnaa

LONDON, ENG, June 3.-Howard Gould
has purchased tie steam yacht Miranda.
He will sail with party to witness the
naval review at Spithrad June 26. after
which he will sail for Norway to see the
midnight sun.
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AMERIcAN MINEks mIssrSG.

Lost or KiHed by B rndits In Mountain
HiIdS Of Me1icO.
DURANGO. MEXICO, June 3.-P. r.
Bo!es and Henry Remer two young
American mining engineers, who recently
came from Michigan and left here two
weeks ago fora mining camp eighty miles
west did not reach their destination.
They are believed either 10 be lost in
the mountains or 70 have been killed by
bandits. They took no guide
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HAM A'S FORCES HTN
Their Candidates for the Ohio ssnat.
dTe RenoDinofsd

CLEVELAND. OHIO, June 3.-At tho
Senatorial convention oil districts TWENTY
four and Twenty-six to-day the Hanna.
Foraker forces lined up in battle array.
Inc Hanna forces won. The Hanna can
dlda for the State Senate were James
X. Garfield. son of the late President. and
}. Park Alexander of Summit Both were
onmlnated by comforta BILE ma jorities. A
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Mon.v for m. ,,n,r,ol Nor,,.

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, June s.
The Legislative Assembly has unani-
mously adopted a proposal to contribute
toward the maintenance of the imperial
navy.
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resolution was adopted indorsing Hanna
for the Senate. Major Dick, secretary of
the Republican National Com mittee, led
the fight for Hanna.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
jersey Suits

For little fellows to g. dark or light and
trimmed IN any >Uyle to suit mot her OF SON.
LOOK at our boys Coz hing same time if
only 20 get posted in prices and styles
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Ana The best and greatest variety of color
ings you'll see in any store. We have them
thing good
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NJ. F. Heitmann, 1O2O15

San Francisco, Cal. says: - must give
my testimony for Munyon's Blood Cure.
My scalp was a mass of sores from &c
zema, and, although I had the best med
lea! attention and tried all kinds of pre-
ScrlptIons. l never received any benefit
until began using Munyon's Remedies.
"A few bottles Of the Blood Cure removed
every trace of the disease and made a
complete cure. Prof. Munyon may well
be proud OF his success in San Fran
CISCO for Munyon's Remedies are given
preference over all other medicines in
every drug store"
Where you are in doubt, a personal Iet-
ter to Prof. Munyon, 1,505 Arch ST.
Philadelphia, Pa, will be answered with
free medical advice for any disease
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Pins. I2 papers
Shirt Waists

Buy what you want and save more than
half on the price. Wen only have them az
this price Tor a little while
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PercaIes. 36 in. wide

" close to-day 70 p eces (aiD of these no.
ble I5-cent Percales, light ground and
rIther pretty
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man canes very pretty and nicely 15o 2 Soc
Our Candy sales multiply
hops huodoux Chocolates
free chocolate to-day thousands nrove
Remind your ou-ofown friends of
We place nothing of 80
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House SIipDers

These are going 10 go back to old price but
We give you one more chance at this figure
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NEW TO-DAY.
MONEY MAKING.
Munyon Teaches You
to Doctor Yourself.

" It is not
necessary t o
call a phySi-
clan every time
you have an
ache or q pain
and pay him
several dollars
( or counting
your pulse and
looking at your
tongue, says
Prof. Munyon.
=" Neither is it
wise to neglect
symptoms that
may indicate
the beginning
of serious ILL
n @ { { The
symptoms of
most diseases
are so PLAIN
that you know
what ails you.
Get the proper
Munyon Rene
dy from some
drr ggiSt a 7
once and cure
yourself before
disease 6 e t 5
the best Of
you" Mostly
20 cents q bot
tie.
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NOT 4 HEH PREPARATION, But One
THAT HAS STOOD The TtSI OF OYER
4 QUARTER OF 4 Century.
Thousands of persons all
over the United States
gra tefully praise Dr.. Mar
tins Pain Curer and are
never without it.

The Curer is free from ell Injurious
and poisonous properties, and is en-
tirely vegetable in its composition. 1t
tones up and strengthens the system,
purifes the blood, eIpels bad matter
from the organs of the body generally,
promotes digestion, regulates the appe-
tite and secures healthy state of the
system and its various functions. Taken
occasionally as preventive of disease,
1t keeps the mind cheerful and happy
by promoting healthfdI action of the
skin, heart, lungs, stomach, pGncreas,
bowels, liver, kidneys, bladder, spleen,
spinal co1mn, and the whole nervous
system. 1t is also especially always
WoAAN'S FRIEND, and is unequaled
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NEW
TANCLE-FOOT.

TE DO NOT MEAN ANYTHING
wv celebrated
agreatde
of
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FOR THE PREVENTION IND CURE

OF
Rheumatism, NeuraIg gia, Pains in
} General, Bowel Complaints, Dys-
pepsia, Dysentory, ChoIera Nor
bus, Diphtheria, Sore Throat,
Pneumonia, Diabetes, Nervous
Complaints, Disease of the StOm-
, aoh and Bowels Generally, Liver
Complaints. Kidney Complaints,
Sciatica, LumbagO, Colds, Coughs,
, Local and General Debility, Hezd-
ache, Earache, Toothache. Sick
ness in Stomach. Backache, Burns,
SweIlings, BoiIs, Sores, Ulcers,
Collie. Cramps. Sprains, Eruises,
ScaIds, Wounds, COstiveness, In
digestion, Skin Diseases, Excess
sive Itchings and many other
complaints too numerous to namo
here. In a word, the great Pain
Curer of tho Age is an unequaied
family remedy.
Price: z5c, SEC, Sl.90 per Bottle,
L CALLISCH, Wholesale Agent for
the Pacific Coast, SSn Jose, Cal.
For sale by all druggists. The trade
} supplied by Redington & Co., Mack
Co. and Langley d Michaels. San
J Francisco.
SNo SNoNeNe~S~e~c%c~o~0~sHoe~t
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Chocolate WATERS

These are LIB. tins ana are about the incest
cakes we keep We nave also vanilla AL
mond aud other fine fiavors: do not bother
making cakes Tor lunch, come and get them
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Mrs. Potts, Irons
Window Screens

These are the nickel and are sold q irons
handle and staud) at this price Tnis
Kind used to be 81 so; things are cheap
now. r~F
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Lownoy's Chocolates

these have repu alton wherever the
candy language is spoken or the candy
taste cuitivat d. We keep them for those
who know hem aud those who want 10
know the best candy made.
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Washing Machines

These are the shifting wire screens. handy
want; last for years
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Flea Externinator

imS Is guaranteed by he maker to do mn
the Il As at the first ro und or monav VII
De REFUNDED. This is fair aud we ask Won
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04

The are the best family machines We
khow; Few years S 2 was the ! rice
IL yonr girls are going to sraduate his
term oetter buy machine or You cannos
keep them al home. uo-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

County Coroner DeLano was up
from Payette Monday.
FL. E. Hay was at Boise and Payette
for several days.
John G. Lucas will trade harness or
saddles for grain.
Best cigars at AskeY's.
DR.. T. H. Galloway of Boise spent
Sunday and Monday in Caldwell.
Miss M. Carter left for Eureka
Springs, Ark, Monday last.
Hyrum Valentine, the sheepman of
Squaw Creek, was in town Tuesday.
want to trade you new harness.
or saddle for grain. John c. Lucas.
Fresh candy and nuts at Askey's.
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter of Nampa were
visiting in Caldwell Wednesday.
MIR. q. W. Pinney and family re-
turned from Stems Mountains Tues
day.
Get you a new harness or saddle
and pay for it in grain at John G
Lucas.
Askey the newsdealer.
Rev. Wilder left for Pendelton. Ore.
Wednesday to attend the Column
bia River Conference.
Ed Plowhead is now managing the
Kraft Clothing Cos. business, S. w,
Dee having struck out for the noun
talns.
If you need harness OF a saddle, and
haven't the money to paw for it, trade
grain for it at John G. Lucas.
Take your prescriptions to the
Blatchley Drug Co.
Miss Julia Lynch of Nampa visited
the first of the week with Miss Mary
Herman.
Mrs. A. E, Galloway and daughter
Miss Annie, visited friends in Willow
Creek this week.
Mrs. r. a. Cowden and children
left Monday for a couple of months
visit with Mr.. Cowden's parents at
Polo, Illinois.
The 16 to l, the best cigar on the
market, for sale everywhere.
Ice cold soda water at Askey's.
Born-To the wife of Mr.. Tom Glenn
Sunday, Aug. % 1897, a girl. Weight
10 pounds. Mother and child doing
well.
H. E. Wallace Esq. of Payette, was
in town this week looking into some
irrigation matters that will be before
the District Court ere long.
If you need harness or a saddle,
and haVn't the money to pay for it,
trade grain for it at John 9. Lucas.
Blatchley, the Druggist
Married-On Sunday Aug. %, Mr.
George Chosen and Miss May Wheeler.
The ceremoney was performed by
Rev. II. 7. Howell at the grooms' resi-
dence on Washington Heights.
E. Lewis and viii Dyer came in
Friday last after a prospecting trip
through the mountains, rivers and
gulches within 200 miles of Caldwell.
Their finds have not been made known,
but their beaming faces denote that
they have something good cached
away.
The shippers of supplies into the
Yukon country appear to be taking
about ten barrels of whiskey to one
box of crackers. What on earth are
they going to do with so many crack
ers?
The Annual examination of teachers
for Canyon County is now being held
at the Court house. Seventeen women
and four men are being examined.
The examination is under the super,
vision of Judge Little, as Supt. of
Public instruction, with Prof. ID. A.
Baxter of Namps, assisting.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28
ICE. ICE.

We will have car load of ice from Idaho
Falls on Monday next, and will deliver the
same to all parts of town. Leave orders
with C. Closson.
c. C. BAKER.
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LlCLle wednesday evening was the
most successful one attempted this
season. About nine o'clock her young
friends found their way to the home of
her parents and once inside took pos
session of the house. Games, music
etc. passed the evening away, and just
before leaving, which was near mid
night, dainty supper was served,
and duly appreciated.
Col. E. X. Hayes was in town Thurs
day making arrangements for his trip to
the mountains. He says Sam Pattison.
of the Emmett Index has returned from
his fishing expedition with many stories
of bouts with the finny tribe. One day
while on thellake, a monster took the
bait. Sam worked hard andsfnally got
the fish along side the boat, when he
put all his energy forth to raise it from
water, but the fish would not have it
that way and pulled Sam overheard.
Gee, whitaker! said the Colonel, it must
have been daisy, but the spill into
the water was no joke. Water, said
Sam, why couldn't get wet, fell on
the fish.
She lives across the track and is one
of those lofty approach me-nots, born
with silver spoon in her mouth, and
indignant to this day that it was not
pure gold. He had just made her ac-
quaintance at a church social and
was doing his best TO make himself
agreeable After they had talked a
few minutes he concluded he would
like to know her better, so he came to
the subject in this way II should
greatly-I-I-should like to call on
you some evening. Suppose 1 drop
around and we will 90 out and take a
walk Thanks" she said stifly, 81
am no pedestrian" He pondered a
little while, and then remarked in a
quiet way peculiar to himself. I'd
have asked You to go out riding, but 1
knew you were no jockey.
B. F. Trayner considers himself the
victim of vile conspiracy which de.
prived him of liberty for week Ten
days ago he cOntractedto put up Fow-
lers' hay. Thinking the task too much
for one man he employed help in the
person of MIR. Vane Trayner was to
get six tons of hay for the work of
stacking. He also owed Fowler a
small bill, but as the latter said moth
ing about it when the contract was
made, Traynor did not figure on max.
ing the payment at present. During
the time the stacking was going on,
Trayner sells his interest in the hay to
Vane. But when Fowler measured
off Trayners pay he deducted two tons
for the debt. Trayner had to have
six, and he took it. AS a consequence
he was arrested, brought before His
Majesty Dom Paul of Falk's Store,
and it being found that he wilfully,
maliciously, and with criminal intent,
did steal, take and carry away two
tons of hay, the honorable court SEN
fenced him to six days in the county
Jail, which he served like a martyr,
and was liberated yesterday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28

Mr.. ]. T. Morrison left for Emmett
yesterday, where he met Mrs. Morrison who
was returning home after an extended out
ing in the mountains.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28

Bert Hoel, at one time member of
the M. d. Gwinn Mercantile Co., star
ted about six weeks since for the
Klondyke gold fields.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28
larger FALL STOCK than ever carried

by US before, we shall for the next 80