davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

gtus ipeiBent, biofetfarbie purftirtcm Safz
fct. WeiBer &ragen uno Deil6eniarbt9e @ra=
bate.
&ann nit ober obne 0ofe bcrseftc1t perz
ben, nit oOer obne Sntter. Sas SHUTTER
bat etnfa6e 8ruifalter, l1~nterarmfeile limb
cine bintere Mittelnabt. Sie 8orOertbtile
bern gefrGuielt unO BADEN in Der Sailenz
linte 8louieneffett. Sas S@lieben bO13iebt
iG bur6 Die 0ueti0falte bprn. Ser 9latte
0tiiden iptrD burG @etrduiel unten itad Der
Mtttte 9e5o9en. Die 0ofe ipirb burb bop
petite OReiben BON INSTRUMENTATION b~efeiti9t.
@m 9alie ein Streifen fir Den &ragcn.
bic Aermel baben Sber= unb ltntertbeile
rnb obitebenbe ManiGetten. Q8eiber 2ecer=
9i!rteG nit S6naQe.
Muter 1852 in @r6ben fir SO, "a, So,
38, 40 utb AZ 8ruitp.
@%egnldrer 4reis Is @ts. lnfer
4reis 10 Gents
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

Gus tpeibem 9iqte O6er @oGenitOff bier
aus tunfarbisem @bebiot 9eOu9t. Ser Slatte
9tof bat born cine breite 0neti6folte unb
ieitipdrts na9 binten 9efebrte, i6mdlGe Setz
tenfalten. Sam gefiittert iperOe,, Ooer ni0t,
ME man es bor3iebt. 9as Suiaentbeil bat
pafenoes 6utter, auf tuelden Aan Die NIT
8raio beiebte, imittrte g8ete a~rbrin9t nnO
pelt6es BORN i9Iiebt, mdbrenO Die eigcntlibe
Saille unii9tbar 3pii6en Dem Gragen unb
Der eriten Salte i@lieBt. &orrtrter @itrtel
unb Manl6etteu, lebtere nit Sttderei beieBt.
Muiter 1922 fir Gnabea bon 2 uno 4
Sa1ren.
&ssu1drer qreis 25 Gts. ruier
0retg 10 Gta.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
maarenmarft.

BIZ til r-8eIte Creamery, 20;-- L. QuaIitdt.
l8-l8Hc; No. 2. 16-l6Me; bette naGgemahts. 15-lst,
bette Dairy l6-17t; l. 0uuIttat A-l5t; 2AuaIttdt
l3-I4c.
Sd - Eipins. s1-1oe; gOnus aGmsrteas. 10
1oAc; Bird, nsuer. 9-9He; Simburssr. Hsasr. s-SAe;
Shueiser, 10-1OMe.
30 3 n u-gsit. s. 12K-1.15; bette sDasSiunis".
1.O5-L.07H.
@efIHeeI-gurr.ps, 9-1Oc per Qiunb; 5hbnsr,
s-9Hc per 9fb.; Springs, 1oM-Ilc per @fb; Sdnie.
s-l2c per @fuuO; gutsa, 7h-Se per @fnnh.
Gier - 6ans friI9e, gerluite abssrsfHet, 1917
14c bas Eubsnb.
&olbfIeiI go Bis rs 9fanb @etuidk 7-7he; 70
bis 100. gfunb. 7A-sc; 100 bs Ito @fnnA sht; &c
mbbnIifss bis ihperes, 6-c.
@ ei9Ia9tste 6 dmmer-S2.50-3.00
Trif9e 5ifae- 8lud Bag. has Tfnnb. sK-
1Oe; 9ite, 6Ac; BidersL 5-5Hc.
8ieneu 10 a d s-6spDbult9es Bis beites. 1s-22c
per @fuuh.
Sont a-9nnfler big beGsr, s-1Sc per %fuaa.
9e1encorn- 7-9c per Qfun6.
@ppcDrn-9eites, $l.00 per 100 4funb.
ga ben -3abme, ma9ere bis fette, 5Oc-S1.5o p9bb
MepfeI- geue. $1.0O-2. IS has Sob.
n en-$2. 5000 per SAB.
9firIi d e-Wi6i9an. lis SuidtI.sasftt 25-SSe.
@eintrauben - Goucorhs. S-l0c per 8sQtunA
gasfet; 9eIamarrs. 5=4funb 8ostets, 7-9e.
9fIaum en-9amIous, 1861. 90 fir l6 At.saiite.
Gitron ne n-Meffiua, So. 50-4,25j @~aIitOrnia, SS0O
-S.50 bic 8iite.
Orau9en - 9pate 8oIentio, A.25-4,5o; Mtsgifas
niIdbe, 81. 25-4.50; Seedlings, S3.50A.00.
9nnanen-gefte, 75e-$l.50 has 8hnosL.
GoIif printer Obft- BflauHlen, 4s8aStet Grates
-9Oc-$l.5O; 9FrFbs. in 2Os8funO Siitdsu. 7Sc-$r.25;
| girntr, per Rite, $l.50-2.l5 10; Sraubsn 2pfaper Se
LEO.
9rpmbsere - 2au9htpus. S1;0o-ls5 per Crate.
eibeIbee n-Ottbiean, 75c-$l.l TO-
u-$40-65 bel Der GnrlabuH9.
MustmeIouen - Gems, "A @uiheIs8ostet 10
12c; Oinae in Crates, 15-4oc; 9odsMiad. l5-35e.
a Gartpff eIn-9urbants, s2-35ri gorln Ohio, 80
Bat per sufdel; Sebrpus. s5c; biet9e in 1h gui9eI
S6fen, SOC.
@IB.RortOfteGn-SsrIea. S. 6O-s.Oo, @irsinia
$1.60-L.75.
NDtbe 8ibsu- S5c Bis 81. 10 per 100 8inbeL
eI~Ierte-Wi9igan, $500 per Rlite,
@urteu-bteii9s. 50-75r na8 GoB.
gget Btr out-Sei9eS. Sl-1.l5 per @rate.
G9g Ytant-15-30e pet 9uBenh,
2tmo g o b n-l0-11c per Quart.
Bniebe1n-5O-60c per Ia @ui6eI-gad.
9idIes- 50c-$1.00 per 1hsSuiheIs5ad. ie na1
Der 9rDBe.
crimes n-2O-25e per 5.9ub. Cad.
@G6sbpbne u-60-90c per 1h=gu1@eI, Cad.
e9nittbpb NJ n-70-90e per III 8uI9eL
TDmaten Sieiige, 20-25c per guibeI.
WetBriben - Stutaba9us, 25-40cp per Sad.
% lumeutob t 1896 bas 9sb.
RppffaIat - 75c-S1 per Sob.
9ndmme 15-2ce b. 9fo.
@eIbrIbeu - reue. Use fir 100 gnnbeL.
9obi IS d en- - 75e per 100 8inbeL
Setter lille 9sftae. loc per 9as. ginOsL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
S6nittmnfer @ferte.

u,b beftebt aug 5tpei rabf6rmi9en 9beilen,
Die binten bur0 cine MtittelEabt 3ltlat1z
ntcngefigt tueroen; er poBt Durb etnfadDe
@iiftenzGinndber Obne 6itle trsetO ipel6er
@rt mad oben auf3utueiIen, iUd6renO ct
binten unO an ben Seiten welig bernieoerz
fdQt. Sas redte 8orbertbeil fG1t iiber Oas
linte unO fam NIT 9c3odten pper aeraben
&6nDern se16nttten iperOen. Sos S1lieben
aei@iebt nnTbtbur, bod tarn man aud)
GrDpfe unb 3nopflD6er anipenocn.
Mifter 7756 III @r0ben fir %, "a, 26,
2S uno 80 Sailenip.
@%esuldrer 9rsis Is Gents. 11nier
9rets 10 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
@abaf9, Snb., 1. Sept. 1899.

Wabaf9, Snb., l.. Sept. 1899.
@eitern Gan9te i9 in Mabaib, Snb., an,
nm mid bier tur5e .3eit i'm SntereiIe Der
rSIinois Stats : s3eitung" auf5ubalten.
Bel meirem &~unOgunge eritaunte i9, ipie
in ben lebten Sa6ren bic @tabt ii9 perz
er0Bert unb DsrI60nert bat unb nunme5r
nit ibren IL bis 10000 gintppbnern Ell
men fait 9roBitdbti4en @nitri4 5eigt. Naz
baI9 1T fono6l Station Der @obaib als
audi Der 8ig=SOurz8ubn unb pirb ben
beiben Qinien ais bebeutenb i'm @er1anot
unb @mpfang bon Sra4tg1t be3ei4net.
Der fi9tbar borbunbene Nufi6tpung i'm
9anbel, 8ertebr, ftdbtiI9en fonie Prioatz
bauten 1T auf bic bier in ber1GieOsnen
Sran9en in 8liitbe ftebenbt Snbuitrie Suz
riid3ufiibren.
On Der 9pibe Der bieiigen ltnternebmunz
gen tebt bic r@abdi6 Paper Co., BON Der
obne l1tbertreibung bebouptet perOen fam,
baB 1e zine Der i9Dnften pupisrfabriten
bes 2anbes bsiiBt. Die @sIenI9aft Drz
g%ant1irte ii4 Dor 8 Subren nit einem ST.
triebStapitat pon 100000 .unb es ipurz
ben ibr sur Sabritanlaee bpn Der Staot
@abaIb 65 Mcre8 Qanb unentgeltlid ii6erz
IoTen. Dieter eroBe Gompler 1T nunmebr
sum nidt a~erin9en She'll bon ben Gabrifz
eebGuosu, Spei9ern uno StuIungeu Be-
oedt.
6err Snu. %. aruegtr, NIiiitent Oes
Superintenbentsn Der vGoating Worf3" /,
mar msin 6iibrer bur9 bic &dume Der Gas
BRIT uno ertldrte mir in liebensniiroigiter
@eiIt Die 9snubuna Der bsrI9iebenartigz
item Maf6inen, Die ourhpeg elettriI4 ge@
triebsn peroen. SIM MaI9inenraum
itaunte ih sbrfurGtspoG bic mG9tige Be-
tritbsnaIdine, nit $500 Bferbetrdfte, an.
4us elmer gntfernung bon 16 Meilen ipirb
9faturgas sur SpeiIung Der Rieiente6el gez
leitet unb Der &sfelraum biettt Elm pdbrz
BAIT impoiarttes Bib bar. 3u ben f9pn<
fen unD ~neueiten ginri4tungen Der 5a6rit
oeb0rt bas $4,000 QuaorutfuB umfnIz
Ienbe @ebdub. Der n@patingz8orts". j0ier
fungirt 6err @nt. S6umo9er als Suz
perintenOent uno, tpie i4on ertpGbnt, 9err
Sno, SO. &rueger als Oefen @ffiitent. Die
nWabdfb 9aper g." bei4dftigt 240 Or
better unb Nn9eiteQte unO es tperoen mos
ndtli6 $4,000 dls 20bne in Der Sobrit
uusbe3ablt. Sen Nbfab fir ibre Sabriz
fate, f6psre Grutz unA @tro6pupiere, fin
bet bic @eIeuf9aft in ullen Sbeilen Der
-@ereinigten @tddten, Iotpie in Mittelz unb
@iibamerita.
Icy" .4r Msrner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

Sebes Mufter, tusnr audi auf elmer BIB
biGbung 'burs.fteTt, tOftet 1Oc.
Btr erfu9en unfere 2efer, bic uns 8ez
itelun9en fir @@ntttmufter per 9oft iiberz
mitteGn, ibren Brief nit elmer 3peicent=
Morte gu frantiren, ba Elm Gent ni9t gez
niigt.
9a bic Mufter bon Sem g)ort aug our
poit gegeben tperben, bauert es 8 Bis 10
Sage, Bis biefeGben an bic 8eiteler ~gelangen.
So[tt Scenario fem Mufter ni9t sr6uI=
ten, 10 mDge er ni9t ber9efsn, bel etpais
ger 8ef9perbe Drummer unb 9r0Be bes be-
1teGten Muiters geuau anauge6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

@el6peifte gtabte erftreden f0 bon Der
G6uiter Bis 5ur Saiae unO ~erdtelen
Der Sigur. 9ie SADIE 9ebt Der
Mobe gentdB, nur bis DiDt natcr Die Saile;
Der r1nterranO bilDet r1rbe 3aden. Qlls
MateriaG bient tanfarbiees Sud-, nit gleiz
den &ebers nnb etipas .bunflerem Sammctz
trasen. 6utter aus tiri9farbi9er SeiOe.
Inter benz re9ten 8orbertbeit cin Sag,
bur6 ipel1en bic Sadie 9ei6lo6en ipirS.
Muiter 7753 in @rDBen fit 50, "a, SO,
IS, 40 unb AZ 8ruftp.
&e%9u1drer 9rets Is Gents, nner
9reis 10 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

9usbruf rang. Gin 8rieftrdger iiberrei8ts
bic Nntport in Sorm elmer Gepeide:
r8in febr beToret. SufDrt nu9 Berlin
tommen. Cine &apa5itdt ~befrugen.
Sdnte Marte."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

uGrtta VaIe"|, "SaInator" tttS
,,@atrifG||,
&ette WaIsbiete, 9ebrattt bot Der
Gonr. Geipp 8retu8.G6. Sn GIaid)e1t
tttS S6Hertt stt Daben. SeIepDpne:
go. $50. 9Ottlin9 9eptnn. 60. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

lOt"tet CH"IIlOuNViS "
rGff.
Sd GoB Sbne mel pittfder Bel SeIegrdff
T9ide. Oes is ndnnli9 bic tpunnsr6urite
peierGeB telegrdffit SntpentI4en. Sd peeB
net erdttlt, tpie es gema9t tpeto, Iunf t6dt
S4's Sbne erpldne. SebefuGs is ss oa
hermit, tpie NIT al bic nnereaolum6useter.
@ann mer's peiB, is es gans Jeff. Ntpper
mann mer's net tpeiB, ba bsntt urerv es
pGr f9tper.
Die RieIen, tDurum Sd NOD emoG nuh
8Drltn sepolt ben, mar 6auptIddli8 8unft
I'M @tf1eI9afte. NGmli9 @oet6e, pber pie
es ri@tte prOnaun3t perb: @pt6ie. Dem
fei @tbortstag is dm Montug eeielebrdteo
MORN I'm bestpe9e iein Sd no9 8Drlin, for
&c IeIebrdte &c belfe. (tetpprigsns fen ih
frii6er INNER geOentt 9ebatt, ct pGr 19on
tobt.) sic pife bod, men Sd me;n, Daifter
@biter? Ser 9otbie, tpo bic dltere Stiider
for bes ate @ermanio= Gunner J1e,tenbprfD
I'm bes Stirling pluce Sidter gei9ritppe hot.
We1 au Der Observation-Disclosures iein
Sd nu9 80rIin, obpo6G es in Neimar (tpo
bes importirte Sbiringer 6ertimmD nod
i90ner sepeie fet fpG, neil Der @ot6ie gu
bic Prominente bun Meimar belanet.
WeG Sd mar alio in 8Drlin in erer babe
riide 8ieritub unb BENT, Sd pdr gdns fGf
bun mcgee meim Smperer<MoitGl9.
9d timmt be Reb 70 gdn3 aufdGi9 = (bes
is merfpiirbig, utptper babruff fimmt INNER
bic 8eb, tpunn Sd mo- bin) = uff Mm0rttG,
I'm es iegt ginsr, bic Nm1ritdns pdrn Sip
potritts.
nWus2" Jag St. r1tn mas feb bann
Sbr? S6r 9eiti6e, SIR ieten1dnoise
PreiBe? 9abt S9r berIeidt mod bic aprz
rdbi4, bes, mas S6r bentt, eraus3eiuge?
Sber bentt Sbr berlei9t net, es pdr Sdab,
baB es I'm Sabr a6teoer5ig net 8;BIe better
gegun9e is, TN ieBt, bu t9ut SIR T9un an
Sebe, Der NOR an 10 mas Mebnlt9es nie 48
beimli9 benft, be Snformer fpie1e2 9entt
Sbr berlei@t net beimIi9, bic Sdres font her
9eiipel bole TN berbet tI9:ert Sbr for's 9oz
ber1ment tpie5 mir @ut's? In tporun1
16rei6t 6unn Der @Dt6e beint MIR sne6r 10
nie frii6er9 Neil es ONES 'rausgeitri9e
merb, tpe9e preBfrei6eit I'M Geniur! M:r
NmDritGns ben penigftens unIer 9i6erti bel
Der 9ippotriiii, mir iein 9ippotr;tts, neil
mfrs gGei9e, a6er ASSbr feib 9ippotr:tts, neil
Sud Der 9taatsdnipalt ber3u trei6t, bann
Iunt merritt Sbr eigeiperrt, mann S6r iagt,
mas S6r bentt."
9a hermit par Sd Big an bic Sbiir gez
fimme I'm ben fe uuf9ema9. Damn ben i4
nit Der Sburflint in Der 9aro gefrii4e 10
laut ST getOnnt ben: ~Goporbs ielO Sbr,
no net rebe berfe, bagege mir fen bic Sprz
rdbI3 BUN unIerer 8ontpittf4en," 9a berz
nit 6en Sd bic S6iir 5ugei4mife, bin srun>
ner uff bic @aff', in E @db geiprunge, nff be
6amburger 8a4nbOf I'm bierber gefabrn rie
MIR @utes.
Mpper bic Mngft, tpo Sd ieb nltsite9, odB
Ie mid bp9 nod perpti4e!
1eber bic @0tbez@ neutrality-suspicious. fam
sd Shine leiber unner oene SirtumltGnoes
net piel I6reipme. @sG, i9 BENT, Sbr 9piz
feietiz@biter in Neu 0ort perb i9un ber5n
tenbe, bab Der @oetbe, tpo bod ~io5eiage nu9
gu Der beitf9e 9rominen3 belarst, ipeniga
items e @ebortstagsgebi4t trtegt. Der
Mtann BOTS Derbient.
9umit icin Sd 10 lang
M1it &tgaros
Oours
Sobn @itf3 Ssq.
ST buB Sd nu9 geeu gprt fimm, LIB Sd
mer be eSsmperer1M pieber d6ma4e.
9uni9t miiBt Sd &c DieI brauf triets.
S. %. $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
aus mabofb, 5n0.
Die impofante SabrifanIa9e DER umabafh
Paper Company.

inner Neiienber, Serr Adolf Merz
ner, Der our 3eit ben Stuat Snbiana be-
rsit, iibermittelte uns getern Die ~folgenSe
3ui4rift aus 90 abafb, Snb., beren Snz
bait fir peitere &reiie bon Sntereffe fein
biirfte:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

Irs erauem Gbebiot; bic orsge5adten
Gdnber tperDen NIT i6rd9em Sonumet einz
scfoBt uno nit Mai9inenltiG)en berleben.
Steier &od lit mad Der ~neteten 9erbf,nobe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
6umortfttfdes.
8orft9 t.

@orft9t.
,@urum iben sic immer am afaoier,
Serr Qe6mann, sic tDnren bod ni4t ipiez
len?"
Sang re9t, uber Elm @lnoersr au3 nt4t
10 Ionge t9 bier fiBe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
gimanfberid) t.
Der GeIomarft.

mt6fsl auf gsetp gOrt purben teeitsrn nit 4o-50
9iscpnto Oertauft.
0o9ftsbenb bic fir eeiteru an9eseisten We9ielturie
mi me nnnnthnnheISnI1ke Gnrnnn'R:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
@om Gegen in bic Sraue.

Sunoe: rgater, beute Nu4mittus buben
mir fret in Der Sdnile tpegen gu GROCER
6tbe."
@ater: r0as 1T re6t mein Sunge! 9o
tannt .9us tii4tie mit9elfsn, 9ol8 gu
Baden"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
8 e m q 3.

3 Z 7 I T III q B.
.Wie sebt's benin Sbrem So9ne, Dem
iuneen @r3t?"
r&usgs8ei8net! Ser bat feline erite Pa@
tientin, cine rei6e @rbin, ge3eirat9et unb
Ii8 burn our Ru9e geiebt!"
MG6r,
pfarrer: rMie, @teffen! Sbr i4logt
Cure sFrau? 9us bate ih ni4t BON Sud-
qebu6t! 9d Ioltet Sbr geitraft tperben!"
@teffen: r6err pfurrer, Der Mann, Der
feline sfrau f9lugen muB, 1T g~etraft gez
nug!"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29
DESERT LAND. RINAL PROOF. NOTICE
Fo& PuBLEGATf0aSssSr ! /,
Unl.Oa States Land , 0..es 9 y, City, IDA

june u. 1ae9. Il
NOTICE ia hereby given thai Jauaos Il. Comps
~ ton, Of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, has
died notlee % intention TO make prOng on hl dea-
ert- land eAim No 1851, for she what win be when
surveyed, SE1 SEt4, Sec. fe, TWp.B 3, N. RAW
d. A. before Probate Court n GaidNeil. Ldaho,
GA Monday, the oist day Of july, 1S9o.
He nance the following witnesses 70 pr0vo the
complete Irrigation andreclamatioR OF said land :
Asa w. Andrews, James W. Murray, Lower
Boise, Idaho; Charles + Compton, 9uFsham N .
Compton, Caldwell, Idaho.
june A-Juiy 20. JAMEs KINo. Register
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29
Party Of Dl,eOntsnt.
man.

Although the national machin-
cry of the democrats as now estab-
lished is set for Bryan, close
observers feel that his nomination
is by no means assured. There
is doubt even that the platform
will be as radical as the old one.
For one thing, Bryan is depend
ing upon the South to furnish
him his greatest strength. These
are evidences that the Southern :.
ers are weakening on Bryan in
some quarters. There has been
a great change of sentiment in
the South in the past three years.
Men are turning their heads to
business there. When Alabama
sells steel billets to Pittsburg,
political theorises are likely to
smash. The south is sharing in
the marvellous prosperity of the
country and the people are not
backward in locating the cause.
The demonstration of Republican
principles has been a practical
one, set out in dollars and cents,
in steady employment aud in
better prices for products.
A change in administration
wouIdEepsa,,t the history of, Isos,
and the dire days of Cleveland.
Threat of free silver would
intensity the disturbances. There
IS ne question that a determined
movement to unseat Bryan and
his policies is on foot. Its
promoters are strong in the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29

party in New York, Illinois,
Maryland and Pennsylvania. II
they can prevent Bryan's nomi-
nation they might be willing to
trade a little on the subject Of
silver. That is, they would go
in for bimetalism and not insist
upon free coinage by this country
alone. German would like to
run on a platform like that, bat
it must be remembered that
German has already supported
the Chicago platform.
Whoever the democratic candi-
date, and whatever his platform,
he must run on an issue Of dis
content, appealing to the diss-
isfied elements in all parties.
The republican candidate will
run on a platform Of good times,
good business and wise policies,
appealing to the men who have
work and want to retain it, and
who own a dollar and want to
protect it.St. Louis GkO6e Demo
Graf.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29
Her Husbands Partner.
Necessity Brings the ITapplsst BusIneSS
Relations 70 Han and Wife


"Among what are known az
the laboring classes in this cOun-
try the woman is the financial
head of the house." writes Fran
ces Evans, of "The Wife and
and Her Husbands Business"
in the August Ladies Home
journal. "The man is the wage
Garner; the woman the wage
holder. Every mechanic who is
considered a steady man, hands
over his wages to his wife when
he is paid off. She handles the
money and directs the financial
interests Of the entire family.
The women of that class estimate
a mans character by his willing
ness to intrust his earnings to his
wife or mother. The wife of
a day laborer is compelled by
necessity to be a partner in the
matrimonial concern; but let the
husband of one of these women
rise gradually or suddenly into
large means and wide business
interests and you will see her little
by little accustom herself to cod
ding, in the form of servants and
luxuries. She is no longer COM
PEELED to find ways and means,
while her husband takes pride in
turning her into fine lady, and
so destroys the healthy partner
ship of former days without offer
ing her compensation for the
earlier confidence between them"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29
SPEEDY TORPEDO BOATS.


Since the celebrated Turbinia has
been robbed OF her laurels as the fast
est boat aAOat by the English built Hal
Lung, constructed for the Chinese gov
,Srnmsnt, the Englishmen are banking
their hopes on the new boat now under
construction Of the Turbinia type,
The Chinese boat IL credited with
having made run 90 lsh knots
At an average Npeed of over IS
knOts Gn hour. The highest speed
realized during the run waS 36.7 knots.
~ A9,96 mileG, per hour. The best run
I1f the TurbinAa for mile Is IS knots, so
that the Hal Lung has . substantial
cad.
. The most remarkable feature Of this
boat, next to her speed, Is the fact that
she IL Atted with reciprocatinR engines.
Al the time the TuFbinia made her phe-
tomenal speed Il was. popularity sup
posed that II was due TO her new form
II motor. In great part, no doubt, it
EaSl but there is reason to believe that
he e7eeiient ateam-raisinR qualities of
aePbolleF cOntrlbNtedin no little degree
the result. Relatively considered,
he performances Of the Turbinia was
more mleritorious, for the reason that
she - only t0-ton craft, while the Schi.
shau beat is Of 40 tOns displacement,
~ ~ dmts larger. The new and en-
ArBed TurbiniaS will be full-sized tor
ledo boats, and for this reason il Is like
y that they viii Surpass the Hal Lung
y asonsidsrRble margin Of speed. Just
what the excess will be il matter
which i exciting much speculation in
naval quaTtsFs.-Sciehtifle American.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29
z
ESTRAY NOTICE.

CAME 70 my place on July 1, ycatallt.ss,,
~ brindle, bull White-faced calf, no OIaha 80
ear marks. Tie owner Is requested % 80 t,Fs
ttSSrWard, prove property. pay charges ana ~
Two Miles Northeast Of Emmett, Canyon tS ~
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29
Public Land Surveys.
A Million Acres Of New Lands Opened IN
Idaho last Year.

Surveyor General Perrault has
completed his report for the fiscal
year and forwarded it to Wash
iugton. From it the following
facts are CLEANED;
Sixty-two whole and fractional
townships have been surveyed
during the past year, the whole
embracing Io7o,o35,63 acres.
There is $4,000, 900 acres in Ida
no with only I7,42o,39r acres
surveyed, leaving yet to be sur
veyed .;7,ooo,76o acres.
Eighty one lode mining claims,
80 placers and three millsites
have been surveyed for patents,
and applications have been made
for the survey of los mining
Claims and millsites. This shows
something Of the way in which
Idaho mines are attracting
attention.
The estimate cost Of public sur
veys for the coming year is about
$Ios,ooo.
The surveyor general estimate
that the state has increased in pop
uIation during the last year fully
$4,000. He thinks that the large
number of newcomers are not
miners but veritable homeseekerS
and homebuilders, belonging to a
hardy and industrious class, whose
occupations through life have
been those Of farming and stock
raising. To these people the
opening of the new mining district
and the increased activity in min
ing interests all over the sta:e offer
a splendid home market for all
the products of farm and pasture.
The report, continueing, says:
ITO this large class of population
the extension Of the public surveys
is already pressing necessity.
in Idaho there are no surveyed
districts lying idle and unoccupied.
Wherever the government lines
have beenrun the land has at once
been appropriated and utilized.
The district and areas which APP
peared to the first Corners to be
hopelessly arid and sterile have
been made to blossom as the rose
and to bear fruit like the garden
of the Hesperides. The unsurved
areas are OF the same kindly nat
IRE and rich capabilities. 1t only
remains for the government to do
its part, by having these lands
surveyed as rapidly as possible
and the teeming soil, aided by
the industry and skill of the heardy
settlers now coming to Idaho,
will do the rest. Boise States
man.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29

An &Aglishwoman who has lived
many sEears In China. says that the
empreas dowageF has some slrill as a
painter. She Is fond OF wrestling. and
frequently INDUCES In this rather virile
form o. exefelse. She Il well read, is
fond q European music, and has some
akin as . pianist. She is said both
by her friends and enemies to be with
out any sense OF feaE.-Detroit Free
Tt-,-~r
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29

The future politics Of Idaho is
a mysterious conundrum. The
Pops have abuot all disappeared
and the 10 to I Silver men are
being absorbed. The two old
parties will no doubt be stronger
at next election. Fusion didn't
cut much Of figure in the city
election at Boise City, July 10.
The old Republican party gained
the day by filing the principal
Offices. tits j..st like that good
old party to put - ticket ia the
6eld with at least some good men.
on it who generally get into
power.-Emmett Adexf Pro.) !
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29

The anti-expansionislS' are so
pushed for campaign material
that prominent leader in South
Dakota had need to resent to a
forged letter from soldier in the.
Philippines, charging that sick
soldiers were driven from their
beds to go on the ireing line.
The exposed forgery explodes,
tie whole matter and exposes
another copperhead to contempt.
Lewiston Teller.