The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-26

pisasahg taste and prompt and pema.
nent cures, have made It q great favorita
win the people everywhere. For sale
BY H D. Blatchley Drug Co.
Mrs. T. G. Egleston and daughter
Miss Ethel, and Miss Lulu Boone a.
turned from their outing il the noun
talns on the Payette. They report 4
line trip, with fishing aud hunting
good, and plenty Of berries.
Miss Jessie Frye, Of Boise Valley
Is visiting with d. S. Brown
of this city. Miss Fry Is a
contributor to the Cincinnati ENQUIRER
and has just returned from Salt Lake
City where there was re. union Of the
Writers Club.
The Hon. Thomas Bracket Reed Of
Maine has finally severed his connec.
tions with the United States congress
entirely This fact ought to set at ease
some Of our contemporaries who were
wondering what Mr.. Reed would do.
A Republican will undoubtedly sue.
coed him.
The great 4-year go-as-you-please
trial of Capt. Dreyfus is still in prog
ress in France. This papers are filed
with It, everybody is talking about it.
and when it winds up, nobody viii be
the better for it, It's dirty scanda
all around, the greater sympathy being
with Dreyfus.
Mrs F. A. Brown and Miss Mary
Galloway of Boise, Idaho were in town
Thursday for few hours. Miss Cali
away will leave soon for Fort Worth,
Texas, where she will enter the Fort
Worth University and study medicine.
after studying there for a few years
she will complete her course at Chi
cago.
Senator Shoup left Boise yesterday
for San Francisco to meet the volun-
teers. He will 60 from there TO Alaska,
where as chairman of the Senate Com
mittee on Territories he will make an
investigation of the workings Of the
liquor license law passed at The last
session. The Senate desires to have a
report or the subject when it meets in
December.
The Leader and Statesmen spokes-
men for Nampa and Boise respectively,
are INDUCING penchant for railroad
news. We invite their news gatherers
to interview any of the following
Caldwell gentlemen, if they would have
a glimpse of the future as it would be
Caldwell the Centre and Metropolis
of the whole biscuit: Judge Beatty, A.
F. Isham. NJ. D., Com. C. Columbus r.
Shaw. J. A. MCGEE, NJ. A. Kurtz or
even Cobb are novices.
L. r. Whitmore and Frank Mckee
have assumed charge of the Weiser
Record. Both gentlemen have had
considerable experience in the news
paper business, Mr.. Whitmore having
been successfully editor of the Preston
Republican and Fremont Republican
both published in this state, and Mr..
Mckee has been regularly employed
until very recently Oh the Nampa
Leader. The paper will be Republican,
enterprising and up-to. date.
During the civil war, as well as in
our late war with Spain, diarrhoea was
one of the most troublesome diseases
the army had to contend with. In
many cases it became chronic and the
old soldiers still suffer from it. Mr..
David Tavlor of Wind Ridge, Greene
Co, Pa Is one of these. He uses
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera end
Diarrhoea Remedy and says he never
found anything that would give him
such quick relief. 1t is for sale by H..
ID. Blatchley Drug 20.
Wn. Siebenberg, ST., and Ross De
ment met with quite loss last week.
While everybody was away from the
house, with the exception of the
women folk, the hay stacks were found
to be on fire. An effort was made TO
save them but the fire gained Roadway
too rapidly, and even the house was
endangered, having caught twice. But
by heroic work it was saYed. The
sheds, hay stacks, wagon, harness and
moving ms chine were consumed.
Mr.. Dement'S loss is about 500. Mr..
Siebenberg bearing the rest OF the lo' S
1t is not known how the fire originated.
The Pocatello AdDance has changed
hands, More and Wright retiring and
Cusick and Thomas, assuming control
With Miss Horace Greedy Perry as
editor. Idaho will Lose one of its