The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-14

att4ta a1lldthi ItIsaN
Miner is great deal better.
Boise has takena new start on the
railroad proposition. We have baard |
that continually keeping at il finally
leads to success; that being the case
Boise ought to get that railroad.
A. Marston and family Of Malad,
Idaho, have moved to this valley. com.
ing IN this week, and have settled AZ
Middleton. Idaho, where they win To-
cave for the winter and perhaps per
manently.
The Lowell Literary society held
forth for the frst time this year last
Friday night. Affairs of State were
settled 10 an easy, oif-hand manner
that was q delight to see. The Colum.
6ians reid forth last night.
Mayor Little has gone into the real
estate business. HIS ead" appears on
another page. It may be 10 the inter
terest of our readers to consult Mr.
Little when wishing to dispose of or
purchase any kind of real estate.
The Boise Statesman IS one of the
best and most enterprising papers In
the west. We dare say that in no 9th.
or place is SO good paper conducted,
considering the size Of the town that It
is located iD, as the Boise Statesmen.
and It is gaining the support it so just
" merits.
Rev. Hines, n. d., Of Portland, Ore
gon, delivered very interesting and
entertaining lecture last evening on
Missions at the Methodist church lie
has wide reputation as a writer and
speaker. and it is needless to say, that
his reputation suffered nothing by his
lecture Of last evening.
The Record states positively that
there are opium joints being conducted
in Caldwell. If the Record editor, or
the editors informants, were good citi-
zens they would see that the law was
enforced. If they know where such
joints are, they should by all means in
form the proper officers. The laws can
never be rightly enforced unless citi,
Gems and officers stand together.
Every where thus far this season from
the reports received, the greatest salts
faction is being given by that good all
round company of actors and singers
provided by Manager Hill for his new
est aud best version of VANITY Fair.
The public may therefore look forward
to an evening Of much pleasure on
their appearance, at the Opera House
on Wednesday evening October Is.
II wish to express my thanks to the
manufactures of Chamberlin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for hay
ing put on the market such q wonder
flu! medicine" says w. w. Massingill,
of Beaumont, Texas. There are many
thousands of mothers whose children
have been saved from attaches of dys.
EMERY and chOlery infantum who must
also feerthankful. 1t is for sale by H..
D. Blatchley Drug Co.
A man up at Missoula, Montana, was
made to take bath much against his
will, and the result was that he died in
an hour afterwards. This would seem
to show that baths in all cases are not
followed by the most happy results.
But cleanliness, as the saying is, being
next to goodness, it very likely took
possession of this mans guardian an
gel that the man was as near to gOdli-
ness as he ever would be, so it swiped
him from the earth.
On the 10th of December, 1897, Rev s.
A. Donahoe, pastor N. E. Church, South
PIT. Pleasant, w. Va. contracted a
severe cold which was attended from
the beginning by violent caughing. lie
saws: "After resorting to number OF
So called specifics" usually Kept IN me
house, to no purpose, purchased a bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
which acted like charm. most
cheerfuIly recommend to the public
For sale by II. d. Blatchley Drug Co,
:. Nothing succeeds like success, ant
that this axiom holds good may be no
ted in the very many good lhiugs saic
of the excellent features contained II
that newest and brigh' est version OF
the burlesque VANITY Fair" Its SAFE
that they. are every where in touch with
the vogue Of the day, inasmueh as they
have all the newest things which
could be collected by careful and dis
eliminating management. VANITY
Fair" will be here OF Wednesday eve
ming October IS at the Opera House.