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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20
rime,n Changes.

"Did you ever" asked the young
husband, "have your wife lock you in
the eye when you came home and ask
you if you had not forgotten some.
thing?"
Many time me boy" answered
the old married man. "She does vet.
In the early days it used to mean kiss:
now 1t is usually reference to wiping
my shoes "-Cinoinnati Enquirer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20

] E- 49, - - - = AAAN~-A
came near being a very serious
business.
Boise.
The World says that, 'sW. C.
Austin, in a paragraph in his
pamphlet, The Mining Fields of
Idaho, says; The mines of Ell
more county, at Rocky Bar and
Atlanta, have produced, accord
ing to the records of Wells, Far
go & Co.'S express, of bullion
hauled by them alone, $58,ooo,-
900; the Monarch lode, So, ooo,-
600; the Elmore, $1,000, 900; the
Vishnu, ST. 500, ooo."
The Idaho World reports that
sheepmen are dissatisfied with
the valuation placed on sheep for
assessment purposes. Sheep are
assessed at S. a head. The mat
ter will be taken into the courts.
Two concentrators arrived for
the Washington mills Tuesday,
the 9th.
A big strike is reported in the
Gambrinus mining district.
Owyhcc.
The Delamar Nugget OBJ
serves "wednesday was the
first pay day ever passed in our
camp without the accompaniment
of the click of poker chips, the
rattle of dice and the sound OF |
shufling cards. The festive tin
horn was here without an occu-
patton and looking diseonsolate,
Quiet reigned, even the old
DRINKS looked sad. The bar
room could not stir up any of the
old-time enthusiasm"
District court convened at Sill
yer City last Monday week.
There was a large calendar, and
five deputy sheriffs were required.
1t is reported that all the alfal-
ia fields around Sho9 Fly were
frozen out and had to be reseeded.
Erz Perez.
Bad man and unsavory woman,
awful drunk, going down Snake
liver, steamer Spokane. Man in
bed smoking cigarette. Clothes
III burned, poor man, poor wo-
nan, Catchee moral.
A great many horses have died
between Lewiston and
5rangeville. 1t is thought that
are too lavish and pro-
niscuous with squirrel poison.
Fremont County.
Last week little boy named
Willie Green fell into large ir-
igating canal near st. Anthony
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20
just the Word For Him.

"In your letter to me about the post.
office at Sorreltop, said the senator,
"you spoke of Higginside as the pres,
ent inoumbrance You mean, of course,
the present Incumbent -
Incum 5ranoe is the right word
senator, " replied the man who was aft.
CT Higginside's job somewhat stifly.-
Chicago Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20

An American lady went into a chem.
lists shop in Nice and asked for bottle
OF the finest perfume sold there. She
was informed that the price of the best
scent was $40 an ounce.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20
Not a slim.

Here, " cried the managing editor.
what does this mean? The account of
this mans death is headed Gathered to
His Feathers This kind of proofread.
ing has got to stop Gathered to his
feathersl' Why, the man who let that
slip must DO a driveling foolf'
Oh, that's all righti,' said the city
editor. Its q joke. Folding bed acct.
dent. you know, Chicago News.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20
Fremont County.

Last week a little boy named
Willie Green fell into a large ir-
rigating canal near St. Anthony
and was drowned.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20

The late Professor George NJ. Lane,
Harvard's greatest Latin scholar, won
more fame by composing bit Of dog
gerel called ''The Lone FishbaII" than
by anything he ever did as an educator.
"The Lone Fishball" has been one of
the colnmonest college songs for the last
90 years.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20
Bingham.

The Times says this; Gore
gon Short Line surveyors arrived
in town on Monday evenings
train and commenced work at
once on the Park Road. Right
ef-way IS now being perfected
between Idaho Fails and ST. An
thony and il is reasonable to con-
lecture that dirt will begin to fly
at an early date
Mr.. Richards Of Birch Creek
was thrown from a horse last
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20
All Over Idaho.
CONCLUDED from Page ~
Elnore County.

school superintendent of Elmore
county, on the gsound that she
was not in possession of a first
grade Idaho teachers certificate
when elected. This was admit
ted but it was contended in her
behalf that she had first grade
Chicago certificate, which an
swered the requirements of the
law. Judge Stockslager held
that the Idaho article was neces-
sary, but in the meantime Miss
Lodge had secured it and was
appointed by the county commits
sioners, so she has the office all
right. You can't beat bright,
winsome schoolmam or any other
woman.
The Republican says that mort
cages aggregating $I73,ooo are
recorded against the Boyd & Lifts
sheep. The same sheep were
many times mortgaged to many
people.
A post office has been estab-
lished at Little Camas, ]. w.
Bailey, postmaster.
]. M. Neal will ship 500 head
of horses to the southern States.
Cassia.
The Oakley Saa reports con
temporaneous facts as follows:
"The jack rabbits have all scam
pered away forgetting to settle
their hay bill; likewise a high
muck a muck citizen scampered
away and forgot to settle his ho-
tel and store bills"
Lorenzo Rabbit and Miss Han
nah Stokes Of Elba went to Utah.
When they return, Miss Hannah
Stokes will probably be missing,
but there will be Rabbits enough
to cover the deficit.
Elder Pickett, who was strick- |
en- with malarial fever while la
boring in Tennessee and Missiis-
sippi has returned to his Oakley
home.
A telephone line connecting
Oakley and Rock Creek is to be
constructed.
cassia county's total debt,
bonded and floating, is $27,85o 20
Elba and Almo will soon be
connected by telephone.
In some localities grain has
been injured by frost.
Lincoln.
The editor of the Shoshone
Journal scoots into the jaws of
vengeance singing this kind of a
song: owe hear that one of our
county officers states that, the
first time he meets the editor of
this religious paper, he will punch
our face until it resembles a buck /
ct of angle worms trod on by a 4
bull elephant, but we do not in
tend to pull up our tent stakes
Tor a day or two, yet if we should
move within the next twelve ;
month, it will not be from fear, as ! !
we have swallowed our heart and )
quit shivering."
Clyde A. Senter, a Shoshone i
boy who enlisted with the Idaho S
volunteers over year ago, re- Q
.urned home last week He s
made a good record in the army. b
The sad thing in his home-com- ii
ng was the failure to receive his Q
ather's greeting. His father v
lied during his absence in the S,
Philippines. "
Bingham.
The Times says this: aore-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20

Does your sister sing much, George?'
not when I'm around.
- W hat 8 the reaseng
81 alwaya leaYa when she hnnlnu ,,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15

= yir:a0as eoa-ss because Of the pleasure
Eai hspp.Ress there IS A. it aad the neat
5E7 because !: Is dsiy and psaaEse 10
parsae IL ever rough roSks aal through
painful conditions. Don't '1ea HIN
that influential -ai controlling men are
waiting 20 apr-eve and encourage the
yoang man of pgre principles an v.T'u,
cas actions, for he VIZ 80 soon after
learn this. he IS being sought because Of
his capacity 20 all or A.nis! sslfsh d.
s!g.s.
II the child could be taught TIA: his
happiness depended Elllos, entirely on
the condition o. MS heart or mind and
tina; external conditions hsl ..;,!e 20 do
with his enjoyment there would thus be
produced 3 man cf more power aal en-
joyment ;hz; tie world has ever yc;
seen. DON; teach him that some kinds
Of men are sl good and others al bad
for he viii see sooner or later the. Their.
IS some gooj and some bad in a.! m!N
Teach him that it is not nob.e 70 despisi
4 fa!!ow-heing, but that prudence r.
gniTcs that he rity and handle with carr
the undesirable. Teach him ---! bu
why talk about teaching our chil4re'
WHIT we ourselves have never learned?
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15
GREATER SAN FRANCISCO.
Entcrpriae Demands Tint tb. CIT,
Must nc ImprnNed.

There Is "A strong moycmcnt on foot
IN san Francisco to bond the city for
the pIrpaSr Of public improvement,
and already many OF the leading citl'
2cns and taxpayers have siEniiicd their
approval OF the plan, believing that
money so expended VIII have a hench-
cent and lasting effect on the welfare
Of the city. The san Francisco Daily
Report in a recent editorial on III" sub
icct, voiced public sentiment in the fol
lowing words:
If the time is ever to come for Sal
Francisco to ring out the old AMI ring
In the new" IL is here now.
This is n great city greater in posi-.
bilities. however, than In RCtUait.cs.
Along the entire western coast " tht
western hemisphere there is 70 Other
city 50 fortunately situated fer com
m"rCial command MS san francisco
bat nature UuaSSis,ed never l.adc s
city
san Francisco cannot preyeat the
creation Of great cites III the south
and in the north and has no need Ia
looE with a iralou~ eye upon The prog
ress cf Seattle. Portland. Los angeles
and san p,rgo. The west Is large
enough and the coast is long enough
for all aSptrants. even nS there IS room
for the biz cities along the Atlantic.
But san Francisco may leE,timatcly
make the most Of Der own rich oppor'
tunitips. and IL will he well with her
If she put forth an effort for larger
| Development and broader life than she
| has yet enjoyed
The time is at hand when the city
( may welcome rather than shuN n iar-.
/ bonded Indebtedness for public In
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15
WeStwoye.

A. w. Lyon has sold his farm, known
as the Evergreen Park. to Samuel FAIR.
This is one OF the hnest viewo of VII
loughby Lake looking south and the
view of the mountains around the lake
cannot he duplicated IN New England
from Evergreen Park. We aro sorry td
have MIR. Lyon leave our town for he
has done so much to help develop and
build up Willoughby Lake. lilo will be
greatly missed by the many eampsrB
who have enjoyed his kind hospitality
while camping in the Evergreen PARK.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15

C0mraie wsrlsE FOgg Of Co ]. 18th
u. Vols sBd lis gsa.al wife have come
t. spsnd the NiateF Nth our merchant,
Warner Daniels. A. Mr.. Fog is An m
Wild ard can Or,y Sc -Taand the house
j. a shssl chair be :akss = great mater
q: in our store court and sometimes
tak.s a Lively iiies-st 10 tic Discussions
that aogre before tia. az 1T boiy.
Mr. MasoJa has tie foundation Of the
Pscnc mausioa nea-'y completed. This
( IS Sal ! to te The faa..: Stone I"h ever
done around the Lake. As the building
has to Le completed by the first Of Jun"
] 1900 the contractor will T.,sh ths WOO
work rs fast as he can.
Mr.. jams Mckay i s-s!aGlly fail
ing.
, &C. Ayeriil has go-" to work firing
on the G. T. Il. II" IA r.nrisei a
steady engine this snasoa.
1, is reported tia; Insro i fr9rr"r ics'
petty thieyiug arcaul IL" laLc. koti".
eggs are too good r. s.ch people, ~
look out for your caa, hooks.
Rev. Alonzo Fairbanks Of H.a.gn-'
Col. preached last Sunday for RI {
O. Gill lie also gtvr a fine lev.h-a 81
the resources Of Colorado whiah " $ q.
joyed by all present.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15

xOrk with renewed zeal for the highest
aud best advancement q all our ynurg
pcuPls along worthy et-s-.Ioaal hn-s-
The vlsaIGS - -s:z.ia As'ss; v'les
for thei. Iuo.sy .: this - .scn sh0ui 81
omit 10 cal a; :. Mooiy's s:Cre AEe's IS
a res2l; Q! h.s reocat visit . market, tan
he foaal unusual attractions ani ia7-
gains il watches clocks, svelry, s;..'it. =
oliver and plate wa7., cutlery, &C, e'e
Special !ow prices haze been n-ls on
4 the g>ois enumerated, goods taa; vii
make hanlsome, srrvicgahlr, api7coiah!'
. ? Cse-ts.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15

Moline. Ills. is noted all over the civ.
IIIzed world for its farm implements,
No other city of its size In the world
manufactures so many. The first steel
plows ever made were hammered out
by old John Deere, who founded bis
little smithy in 1S47 at Grand Detour
and a couple of years later removed to
Moline. whose wonderful water power
was Just beginning to he appreciated.
In the then little village OF Moline he
began work with dozen employees ID
n small wooden building by the river
bank, on the site of the present shops,
Today the shops are the largest and
finest In the world, and tine plows and
other tools turned out are familiar TO
every civilized farmer. Moline has an
other large piow factory. second only
IN size to the first mentioned. In fact,
over half the steel plows used In the
world are said 70 I've made IL Mcl.EN
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15
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Dated at victory this goth dAv 90 e.
vr~Ibcr. A. o.. 1899.
H. Il Houston
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15
SHERIFF'S SALE!

Taken on an execution. and tn" Same viii
be sold AT public auction to the highest Ind.
d, r. tor cash un.css previously rcdccr0e! a,
the town clerks office IN the town oI Guild.
ha ], in the county ut Essex and State 81 Yer.
mont. on c 10Th day Cf DcCetnbCs s. h
1893, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, tie z.
lowing described real estate. yiz.-I.' ! 3 IA
Range / Lot l. in Range and tho "-I,yt..
ed lying between lots II. H. -. - - m!
10. auge / AM CRANKY line, lying and ST
uatcI in the town OF Guildhall, in the -1.ut7
OF Essex and state Of Vermont, or such mart
Thereof as will satisfy said execution and
costs. For a further and NOR, particular re.
ser Dti. Ut boundaries OF said real estate
in the town clerks Office IN the town u
GuiIdh al aforesaid.
This sale is made in accordance W..h II.
laws Of the State Uf Vermont.
Dated at Gull hall. Vt, pcc.uht- , 1893
q. d COPnEIGI, SHEEFF
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15
BANK NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Island Pond National Bank for the Gle
tiou OF directors and any other necessary
business that may come before them viii be
held At their banking rooms on TUESDAY. tie
9th day OF January, 1900. at ? O'Clock J. n.
L. q. COBB, Cash;cG.
Island Pond, Vt, Dec. G. 1899
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15
Norton.
pcse-ts.

Il the Bishop.
Ncr:oritss are looking cheerful oyer
.hc changes male at the railroad cross
ing. The danger in passing 10 no" cor
s;derah!y reduced hy the removal 81 III"
freight shed. Grading FOR new siding
is going on, and our as Mt Mr.. McNauas.
looks rs if proud Of his station now.
Z. J. Nelson an! Johnuic Damon are .
home from tho Hebron, (Nc) Business .
College for the holidays. They are look
ing well and seem none the worse for
hard school work. They return about
the first OF the new year.
Mr.. A. NJ. S:etson has returned to
Boston for the winter.
Mrs. A. NJ Coier Of Saao, Ne. came
here the ith inst Tor faw days ,isi:
with her brother, Judge Nelson.
Customs officer Elkins has effected
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him and his family a Iorr s.,v He
makes an eticie"t and genial officer.
Miss Gerti. Nelson is accountant. in
her fathers Office.
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West Concord.

West Concord. i
O. 3. eating has superior assert
ment OF Christmas goods this year,
among which we might mention some
elegant boxes stationery, Wallets diaries,
albums, willow baskets, toys, dolls, story
books, poems, games, etc.
The Judevine Memorial school.
The Juievine Memorial School build
ing, erected this summer supplies
pressing need Of the educational inter.
ests OF the town, as well rs the immedi-
at. necessities of this vil!ass, Oar old
school building, which has done 80 much .
service for over fifty years, and around |
which cluster 50 many varied aud pleas
ant memories, had become so dilapi- |
dated as to make a change imperative.
The always vexat!ous question OF how to
best deal with such an emergency has
been most happily answered in the cree
ton of the memorial building, the re-
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vine, who most literally provided, by
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15
sTATEopvRRMONT nrsIsrcr orI-.,r

so ''''F 's"''' '-' i"l1i NI ssru
The Probate Court Tor the Distrig. .. f-,...
To all persons interested a. The E.-r., >.
William ~. Lindsey. late Of Morton i. go.
di triCt. dccensed. Greeting.
By the authority OF the StRtr Of ge--.-.
YOU are hereby notified To- apprar r-f..-. 81,
said Probate Court, Al the Probate U-f 10 -
GuildhaIl IN said district, ON the lutE .., o.
UrCernber 1880, to show cause q 7-s g..
may have, why tie account ui Se.. a.,
Lindsey. ENcCutriX 81 the es,.,. ~.
said deceased shoulc not be aliUwet s-1
also, why the residue az said E.tq,4 .r.,.f-
not be distributed 70 the parties r-.,.1.l
thereto.
Dated at GuilihaIl, IN said dis.r.r, eau,
So day Of November. a. D.. lssa
Dec. ROBERT CHASE 1ls9P,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-12-15
STATE or VERMONT. Essrr nl.Tg,r- 8,

The Probate Court for the District e Ess.,.
To all persons interested IN The rs.atr -
Lewis W. ZONES, late of Granby. ir said
District, deceased. Greeting.
nv the authority Of the State Of Vermont
you are hereby notified 20 appear before M,
said Probate Court, a the Probate Office i-
Gu ldha !, IN said district, on the lGsh tqy
OF december \. D., 1889. g. shoa
cause. # any YOU may have. why th, account,
ot Melvin \ Wilson. AdmniS,ratYr O.. N,
estate uf said deceased. should aa. b,
allowed. And, also, why the rc>tG-c u. said
Estate shoud not be distributed 90 The
parties entitled thereto.
Dat.d 1t Guiidhali, in said District this
10Th day OF November \. n, $500
bee. 4 ROBERT CHASE. Judge