The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-17

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The mill win be great aelvant t.o,,
70 this locality and its success earnast
| " desired. $500 s''lnees
neY, y. ~ Murray Of Golden, Colo
VIII preach In the Baptist church SIM
oay morning and evening. Rev. Mur
ray comes to Caldwell highly recomend.
go IN every way and is hoped that BE
may decide to make this his permanent
field OF work.
MT. Bilderback was over from I'm.
NETT Monday and stated that railroad
nen were as thick as bees over there
ne said the contract for COMPLETING
DeWeY's road into Emmett had lust
oeen let and that construction work
Would Immediately begin.
Mrs. W. ). Boone entertained the
Nance Klotch on-Thursday afternoon,
Inc ladies passed the afternoon in dis
cussing various absorbing TOPICS of
Inc day ranging from spring hats to
the small pox. Mrs. Boone served a
delicious luncheon which was much en-
1oyed by all present.
The Free Reading Room will be
formally opened today. At this time
Inc ladies' Of the Reading Room COM
mlttee will serve supper, also ice. cream
ana cake from to 8 in the evening,
AL citizens of Caldwell and vicinity
are Invited to be present. Supper Csc.
Ice cream and cake l5c.
Every man, woman and child in
Caldwell should attend the sociable to-
night for the benefit of the free read
Ing room. 1t is something that de-
serves liberal and constant support.
The ladies have kindly consented to
allow those who cannot possibly at
tend in person, to send proxy.
W. H. Roadway has secured the agen-
cy for Fleischmann's compressed yeast.
This yeast 1nsures the housewife
against poor bread. 1t will be re.
ceiVed fresh every day, and 21s cents
per cake will be the price. 1t affords
an opportunity to secure a copy of the
revised Presidential Cook Book of 448
pages free.
quite little excitement was caused
Saturday by the careless burning of
the grass in the vacant lots adjoining
the Baptist church. Some lumber and
large pile of sage brush caught fire
and for time threatened the church.
However, through the effort of several
ladies and the usual supply of small
boys, no serious damage was done.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges receipt
of an invitation to attend the wedding
of Miss Ethel Sabrina Short to Mr..
John Carleton Lucus, March 81, at the
home Of the brides parents, Arrow
head, British Columbia. We shall be
unable to attend the wedding, but ex-
tend hearty congratulations. Mr.. Lu-
Gus was formerly townsman and al
together most estim%ble young man.
We are very sure he will be model
husband, and we hope his wife will
treat him we'll.
LIQUID ELECTRICITY has pro-
ven to be the greatest medicine of the
century. For contagious diseases,
such as Small Pox, Chicken Pox, Meas
les, Whooptng Cough, by taking freely
and bathing head, chest and hands.
No family should be without bottle
of LIQUID ELECTRICITY at this
time of the year, as it is the most criti-
cal time for the blood. LIQUID
ELECTRICITY works directly on the
blood and regulates the entire system.
W. E. Snodgrass, General agent,
Caldwell, Idaho.
Price of Bottles SOC and $500
The Third Assistant Postmaster
General has decided to issue stamps in
book form at so small an advance In
cost that ths public will gladly pay the
difference. AS is we'll known large
numbers of postage stamps are wasted
by sticking together, or to the pocket,
SO that stamp book is really ne
cessity. The books will be of conVen-
lent size, and will contain stamps to
the amount of "a, 48 and 81 cents. An
advance of one cent on each book is all
that is to be char ged to the public and
it is thought that the government will
make an excellent profit on the invest
ment.
We haze saved many doctor bills
since we began using Cham5erlaln's
Cough Remedy in our home. We keep
a bottle open all the time and whenever
any of my family or myself begin to
catch cold we begin to use the Cough
Remedy, and as result we never have
to send away for doctor and incur
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