The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-01

Young and Mrs. II ID. Davis will ac-
company the remains.
Mr.. Q. A. Patton of Falk,s Store
was in the city Wednesday making ar
engagements to make linal proof upon
bis land claim between this place and
Falk's Store. He is to be compliment
ed on the choice Of Gne properly.
Mr. II H. Jones is having one Of his
buildings, west Of his residence. re.
moyed and Will place it beside his 9th
er building, near Marshal Maxey,s resi-.
denee. Fear Of Gre, we understand
was the cause of the removal. Temp
kins is suferlntending the job.
Joy has blossomed in the heart of
Attorney Smith; such JOY as only a
fond parent can feel and realize, for
a spirit from the other world has taken
up its residence at the Smith house.
hold: Born-In Caldwell, "Wednesday
morning, March 90, 1899, to Mr.. and
Mrs Frank J. Smith, a girl.
Sergeant Watson of Company A ar
rived in Caldwell last Saturday from
California. lie is one of the Caldwell
boys y no was at Mabila but was dis
charged because of sickness. lie high.
ly commends that country, and thinks,
when discharged, many of the Ameri
eau boys will remain there.
Jake Nelson and j. II. Lowell had a
little difficulty which they thought to
settle before the courts. One attempt
TO WOO the fair goddess who carries
the dangling scales and wears a band
age over her eyes, was enough. They
then went at the matter in a sensible
manner and settled it out of court.
The Cash Grocery is now located in
beautiful and commodious quarters in
the southwest corner of the Odd Eel.
lows building, and everything about
the place has the appearance of indus,
try and prosperity. The tu iding has
been especially fitted up for a grocery
store, with all the modern conveniences.
Senator Shoup last night wired in the
name of William b. Jones to be post
master at Deiamar TO succeed Mr.
Stoddard, resigned.-StGteSmGn. Mr..
Jones many Caldwell friends will take
pleasure in learning of his appoint
ment to this position Of honor and
trust. lie will make good postmas,
ter.
Street Commissioner Hardy has been
busilY engaged the past couple weeks
in making needed repairs on streets
and sidewalks throughout the city.
Main street sanded, new crossing put
in at the Egleston corner, and needed
improvements made Oh the Frost road
south of town, is a part of the work
accomplished.
A state of affairs exists in Caldwell
at the present time which is rather
hard on the sellers of milk. Hay has
advanced to $18 ton, which makes
the cost of keeping a COW about 4C
cents day, and there is liable, if grass
does not come soon, to be quite an APP
preciable advance in the price of milk
The milk now sold is sold at loss.
1sAnnTEn II no6Iond HoIifnrOio
March 90, 1899, Mr.. IL. X. Hartley anC
Mrs. A. j. Moses, both of Caldwell
THE TRIBUNE feels to congratulate thu
happy couple, who. looking upon thu
practical side of life, have filled thu
beaker of joy trimming full and de,
termined to drink it to the last drop
Their many friends at this place will b.
pleased to learn of their happiness.
I was reading an advertisement o
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rh9a Remedy in the Worcester Enter
prise recently, which leads me to writ
this. can truthfully say | never use'
any remedy equal to it for collie ant
dlarrh@a. have never had to us
more than one or two doses to cure tn
worst case with myself or children
w. A. Stroud, Popomoke City, Nc
For sale by H. D. Blatchley Drug Co.
"a word to the wise is sufficient" an
a word from the wise should be sun
cient, but you ask, who are the wise
Those who know. The oft repeate
experience of trustworthy persons ma
be taken for knowledge. Mr.. w. n
Terry says Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy gives better satisfaction than an
other in the market. He has been l
the drug business at Elkton, Ky, K
twelve years; has sold hundreds Of DO
; ties of this remedy and nearly all oth'
: cough medicines manufactured, whiC
shows conclusively that Chamberlain
is the most satisfactory to the peopl
,A js tba hast For sale by IL.