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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-03
Ser &eridt Ses neneit Snper=
intenoenten oes &efor=
matorinns.
Die SeripaItunsen Der friiberen Superin'
tenbenten eetabelt.

Der neue SUPERINTENDENT bes Sef=
ferionpile 8eformatoriums, W. $.
W6ittafer, pel6er 6eute iein Imt
angetreten sat, bat Der Sertpaltun9s=
beb6roe Der Nnftalt einen 8eri9t iiber-
rei6t, pel6sr bon Saoeln iiber Die Dirt
unb Weiie, nie feline beioen 8or9dnger
s. q. 8eDers uno u. 8. 9srt Die an=
falt berpalteten, iiberf fliebt.
Sn bemislben wiro u. u. geiagt,
baB in ben Officiellen Seri9ten Der
geamten felt 1897 (alio ieit bem Imts=
antrittSert's, ni6ts iiber Die finan3iele
Gage bes Snitituts an9eseben 1T.
Die gintragungen iiber Die @innab=
men uno 9lussaben finb ni9t sei9dfts=
mdbig. gingebeuo miro ertudbnt,
baB Die y ySnbiana Manufacturing So.
bon pel6er @r=Superintenoent Sert
| IjeBt Der @ei6dftsfiibrer 1T, an9ebli4
ieit Sabren fir Nrbsiten, pel6e bon ben
strdflingen fir tie aussefiibrt wuroen,
Dem Staate 8elo i6uloet.
gs beiBt ferner, oaB @rtra=@rbsiteH
fir bieielbe @eielidaft aussefiibrt
uurben, Obue bab bieiel5e oafir be-
sablte.
SieIes gei6ab nit boiler 8enntniB
bon Sert unb gepers. 8em1b ben 9ln=
gaben bon Wbittater wuroen fiinf Sn=
iaiien Der gnfalt unseieBmdBig ent=
lafen. giel Nufmertiamteit tpirb in
oem geridt bsm v8otbauie" seidentt,
tueldes bic 9lnitalt fir ibre 8eamten
bdlt unb iiber @eitattung bes 8er=
brau9s bon Sorrdtben fir priUate @e=
ieli6aften Der 9lngsfelten; namentli6
iol Der Stsparo bes &eformatoriums
iebr ertrapasant setueien iein.
Wbittafer bsbauptet, haB er Die
Nusgaben Der anitalt UNI $1,000 per=
minbern fann, inosm bas y6oltbaus"
fir Die 8eamten gang ein9eben uno
unb bas Office Perional nerminoert
tperben ioa.
Sn benz 8eri9te beiBt es Johann,
oaB bic MetbOoe Der friiberen gerwal=
tunssbeb6roe beim Iusi9reiben bon
9lneeboten unb @erleibune BON Gon=
tracten Iebr lare tuaren oaB Die Iani=
taren 3uftdnbe in Der 9lnitalt lotpie
Die WaisrpsriOrsung idle9t iino /;
baB bas neue Sospital niht mobernen
IEfprosrunQen genii9t.
Wbittafer bat M. %. Barnard.
tpel9er big babin putD.@aroein bes
3u6tbauies in Miaiean Gitp par,
81 ieinsm Nifitsnt Superintenoenten
ernannt.
Sdmmtli6e Mit9lisber Der 0srpal=
tunes geb6rbe bes &eformatoriums
fino in SefferiOnOiae einsetrOHen, ndm=
lid Prdfioent 3. s. Serbune BON
Clinton, Or. 8. 6. Sobbs bon Salem,
8. s. @rittenberser DOn 2lnoerfOn
uno 8. 9. giembp bon Snisbtstopn.
@s 1T mbslih, oaB oielelben peri9ie=
bene Soroerun9en bes reuen Superin=
tenoenten betpilli9en ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-03
Bon eiaer eleetriiden Gar seipors
fen aao idwer berlett.

Netpton 9olBclaw bon go 1918
SamiltOn Iue. befanb ii4 auf bem
2aufbrett elmer @eit Mldiaan Str.
Gar, als nabe Der Wbite &iOer'Sriid
Die Gar einem Selepbonpfofen gu nabe
fam.
Solbclam tpuroe auf bas StraBen-
platter setpOrfen uno fiel 10 unsliidli6,
oaB Elm SUB BON oem Sinterraoe Del
Gar iibsrfabren uno Sermalmt puroe,
Strielbe tpurbe ipdter i'm Staot=Soipi.
tai amputirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-03
Nadri6ten aus Seutiflano 3u'

Naari6ten aus Seutidlano 3u'
fo!ee min ii9 Die natiOnal=iociale Par=
tel nit Der Srciiinni9en gereiniguns
beri9melsen.
Sie erfere partei if iene bon pfar.
rer Neumann sefiibrte einsise Sruppe,
tuel6e bas ,Tociale &aiiertbum" nuf
ibre Gabnen sei&rieben uno nod oes
2eiters eissnem @efdnbniB auf benz
@ebiste Der prattii6en pOlitit ent9iltig
6iaseo eema9t bat. Gin riOciales
2aiiertbum" nit benz jeBisen &aiier,
Der bieie gefrebun9en pieberbOlt ber=
urtbsilt, 1T naturlid Elm Sirngeipinnt.
Sie nGreiiinnise gereinisun9" unter
benz iebr anitdnbise, aber pOlitii9 piel
gu iebr nod England uno 9lmsrita
grabitirenben 8arte tann 9lei9fals
auf teinsn sriinen 3weis mebr tom=
men.
Ser einaige @runo FIR cine ysrei=
nieuns bieier ibrem Wahne mad fart
berI6iebenen &i9tungen 1T bic beioer=
feitise S9wdbe. Sarin lie9t aud.
baB bas bersint Maridiren glei6fals
nur gu tpsiteren gtieoerlasen fiibren
fann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-03

8reelep &earhon bon Martinspille,
befano fib auf Der bintersn Platform
elmer Martinsbille Gar, als er nit iei=
ned &opfe ii6 su melt berborlebnte. gr
itieB nit benislben seeen einen Srollep
PfOiten, uno erlitt cine f9iuere ger=
lesuns an Der 6innlaoe. @r tpuroe
nad bem ct. 8incent Suipital s.=
bra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-03
Sef's Circus.
9eute 9lbenb @roifnnns besieIben.

5ef's Circus tpiro beute Nbenb auf
ben @riinben an Der %. WaIbineton
Ctr. er6fnet meroen. 9ln ieoem Sae
in Der @Oae finoen Matinees ifatt.
am Sienitas gtadmittas baben Sim
Der ullter II Sabren llnsntgeltli9en
3utritt.
gu ben Saupt Nttractionen bes
Circus sebDren rWoobruhs Suno= uno
ponp Gircus", mel9er i'm ean;en
2anoe beriibmt 1T uno Soitod's sroB=
artise Wlenaserie, iO!uie bic uner=
iarOdene Sbierbdnoiserin Wllls=printe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-03
No6 fein Eapf er:
tp6blt.
Mn9 Die fdnfte Mbitimmnns ber'
lief reialtatlos.

q NJ, 3. Nuauit. Seute Sormit=
tag um IL u6r 16 Wtinuten fiinoi9ten
bi9te &au9polten, tpel4e oem tleinen
Gamin Der SirtiniiGen Gapeae ent=
itrOmten ben auf benz pIaBe por bem
@atican barrenoen Mteni6enmaisn an,
oaB audi Die finite Ibitinmung Ger
Garoindle reiultatlos berlaufen mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-03
Sabrgang 26.
Sntermrbatt 1tngliif
bet Wooresbi4e.
Gtme sroke Mm;abl Fafiasiere
berleBt.

Cine in iiibli6er &i9tuns fGbrenbe
Gar Der SnoianapOlis & Martinspiae
Snterurban @eieaf6aft fubr am
GOnntas brei Nteilen iiibli9 bon
Mooresbile IN cine norbmdrts faE-
renoe Gar binein. Die eritere mar
nit 9aiiasieren beiebt; Die leBtere
bate jeood nur tuenige.
g8ie ss beiBt, ioG Die telepboniI6e
Melbepsrbinbune ni6t in Srbnun9
setpeien iein, iooaB Die @onoucteure
ni6t pubten, no unb mann iie an Der
@urpe, mo- bas llnsliif 9ei6ab, @as=
eons begegnen miiroen. geioe @ars
tparen fir Spe3ialfabrten nod getbanp
9art einseitellt uorben.
Die GOlilion ersisnete, iid in einem
@dlo6en, tpeldes melt entfernt bon
Der Stabt nod bon einem Garmbauie
lag, iooaB erff nit elmer anberen bon
Wartinspille tommenoen Gar Siilfe
berbei fam. Die Mebrsabl Der 8er=
lebten purbe na6 8etbanp part ge=
bra9t, tpdbrenb Die uebrigen na4
Mooresoile iiberfii6rt tuurben, no Or.
SbompIon ibnen dr5tli9e Silfe lei-
ftete.
Sie 8erlsbten finb: Grant gafer=
bap, MOtOrmann, S9nittuunbe, Sns
oianapolis ; Warp Strapburu, Mtar=
tinspile, am &opfe berpunbet /; Grau
Sbomas 2sasue, @reenwoob, ger=
leBunsen am &iiden SRI. Mprtle
2eague, @resntpooo, 8erleBunsen am
&nie; Grau 6. @entpOrtb, 2429
g1orb Werioian Str, Snbianapolis,
am Gopfe berleBt Sobn s. Sart.
mann, 811 8rope Str, Snoianapo=
zig, &aden unb S9ultern berlebt !;
SRI. Iepap gailep, MonrObia, lei9te
Gerlebunq am &Opfe; Sobn M.
Sal, SanbilIe, Snb., i'm @eii9te ber=
ieBt Grau u. u. 8lissarb, Grantlin,
Sno., Qrme unb geine Derlebt ; u. U.
gliSsaro, 5rantlin, Snb., Beine per=
lebt F.; 6rau SadiOn pOwea, 5rantlin,
GuB perleBt {; SadiOn popen, Granf-
lin, 6dnbe perleBt; Saniel gritton,
Grantlin, S9entel nerleBt; Jrau
Daniel gritton, Tranflin, 9lrm uno
6nie perleBt; g. &. Quid, I'LL
part 9lbe., SnbianapOlis, Sanb Der,
leBt: 5rau Or. Quid, Snoianapo=
lis, am 3opfe berleBt; Sarbep Stout,
indianapolis, 8eine uno Nrme per=
lebt; Or. s. 6. Springer, 202o
Central NDe., Snoianapolis, an Der
Settle berlebt; Opbelia 8lafe, @reen=
MOOD. am Hliden perleBt; Sp6u
0oloerauer, Waooresbille, 8ruit uno
Siiften berlsBt; Otto Mc@aQ,
Wloorespille, &Hden perlebt; SRI.
0lauo yailep, Monrobia, geine ber=
lebt !; Grau Sohn Bartlett, Snoianas
polis, @efi6t berlebt; SRI. Gielo,
Snoianapolis ; @efi9t Derlebt -
Saplor, Weiipbalia, am Salie ber=
leyt Sowaro &uheu, @laptOn, Sinn=
baden perlest; 6. 8. Srinar, Glap=
ton, gein perlebt.
Geri6ieoene anbere Pahasiere erlit=
ten uur leiate Sautabl4iirfunsen.
Gin eisentbiimli9er 3ufan 1T es,
bab oieier llnfaG fi9 gerabe am Sab
restase Der groffnung Der gabn itatt=
fane. Wdbrenb oes .gansen Sabres
mar ni9t Elm eirai9er llnfaI auf Der
8abn por9etommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-03
Yerional= =Noti,em.

Sr. r.unb GrauSp. Saller
bon go. 1904 Sisb Ctr. betrouern ben
@srluit ibres S6dtertens &ubp @atbe=
rine, bas ibnen eeitern i'm sarten Mlter
BON 6 Monaten bur9 ben SOB entrii=
fen tpuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-03
Na6rt6ten aus Snbtana.
Sie W ter 6raee nod
nerleo iQt.


9ebaltenen @onferen5 fonnte nod feline
ginisuns betreffs beg 8eiuds Der leB-
teren um obligatoriide @infiibruns
BON Wtetern fir ben Yerbrau9 bon
gfatur=8as er3ielt peroen. Gs ban=
belt iib bauptiddli9 um ben greis per
1000 @ubitfuB.
6rau 6 mer 9. 8rpan
febrtauriif. il d.
Slo m n Ct o n. Grau 6. 9.
Srpan. Satin oes Yrofehor elmer 9.
Srpan, pel6er on Der Spibe Der Nor=
mali6ulen auf ben pbilippinen
itebt, 1T mad Snoiana suriidse=
tebrt. sic wirb ben Sommer
in ihrem 9eim in &OtOmp subrinsen
uno mdbreno beg Winters fi6 in Sn-
oianapOlis, poielbf bic &inber bic
SGule beiuden foaen, aufhalten.
Gin neues Selfelb.
&ib9epilIe. e. Sie tiirsli9 anse-
bobrte Selqueae auf Der bon Der pOipi=
beno Sil Co." bon Marion eepadteten
Noington Garm liefert, obne bab pum=
pen benubt tperben, 1912 ss1Her per
Sag, bic @eislidaft beabfdtist fofort
eine peitere Slusae anbobren 3u IaHen.
Sis @roBsei6p 6porenen su
elmer Special= Sibuns
elm berufen.
Waterloo. &reisri9ter Samss
$. &Oie pirb bic @roBsei6porensn gu
elmer Special=SiBuns einberufen, in
tuel6er iie bic llriaden unteriuden fol-
len, tpelbe ben 3uiammenbru9 Der
yanfen in Waterloo unb Narora bers
beifabrten uno sesen Die S9uloisen
iolIen Johann 9lntlaeen erboben per-
Den.
Das mrroerif9e 3 Dampfro s.
2aiapette. 8eorg Barber, Elm
Wd9ter Der r2afapette 9ominp Drills"
bate iia am Sonntas frub neben bas
@eleiie Der @abaib Yabn, uel9e biz
Gabrif paiiirt, nieoerselaiien uno mo-,
eingeidlafen. 8ale oarauf wuroe el
bon einem 3use iiberfabren unb t6ot-
LID oerleBt.
Senator Se Sapen's Sei9 n
begdngnib.
&ofo ON o. Inter ben 9luipicier
Der Greimaurer uno oes Srosns DON
Ben Our fano am Sonntag bas
2eiaenbesdngnib bes Staats=Senators
CHARLES u. Se Sapen fatt. Semiel=
ben ipobnten bel: 8unbes Senator
Gairbants, iopie bic @ongreb=&eprd=
ientanten Stutesmann bon peru UNI
Mlerton BON SDcamore iotpie bas
Senats=@omite beffebenb aus ben Se=
natoren Senoee bon Inberion, Maiter
bon Snbianapolis, Winfler bon Wta=
riOn; OsbOrn bon 9lew @aitle; pur=
piance bon Suntingtnn uno 8aro bon
Srantfort.
@innabme im7. Sifritt.
Serre Saute. Die 8innen=
Steuer=ginnabmen i'm z. Siitrict i'm
MOnat SuIi beliefen iib auf 1,479.-
158, ssgen 81. 163, 574 i'm Suli 1902.
Die Wbistp=Stsuer allein bra9te i'm
berfloHenen Monat 81 ,365, 562 elm.
Ser Wabriprua bes
@oroners.
gbansbille. Coroner WaI=
ling bat ieinen Wabrfpru9 betreffenb
Die Sobesfdlle bon aebn perionen, mel (
DE in Der Sdredensna9t set6otet wur=
ben reip. tbotlide WunSen erbielten,
absesebsn. Sn oem @eroict fiibrt er
an, iuie Die periOnen gu ibrem SOoe
tamsn. gr iast, es iei ibm unm0ali&
geueien, trobbem er 60 perionen ber=
bort bate, aussufinoen, per Die S9iifie
abfeuerte. Sn 6Olse oeiien miro in
Dem @abriprud aud Miemanb fur
ben Sob berielben neranttportlidb ge-
ma6t.
Selb orbber I'D.
Nnoer on. = Snbn Coleman,
Elm Sniaile beg Gountp=8efd 8efdngniRes,
erbdn9te ii9 in ieiner 3eae. @r mar
| fhpn bem Spbe rahe. als Elm cSuiafie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-03

@ottIieb Qeufh q b I,
ySie semiitbliAe @de,"
gde Hoble unb Martet Ctr
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08

Complaint comes down from
North Idaho that the State Board
has made selections of land already
occupied by bona 1fde settlers and
that the result will be to work great
injury to those settlers. Some years
ago similar complaint was made
and subsequent events seem to indi-
cate that they were justified. The
facts surrounding the present COM
plant are not yet known in this
section, nor has the State Land
Board made any statement of its
case. In general, the State, ami
mated by broad and benevolent pur-
poses, will not disturb bona 1fde set
tiers even though its legal right to
do SO be unquestioned. State Off
GERS, in the proper exercise Of their
functions, will seek to shield settlers
rather than to harass them. The
pioneer has trouble enough without
being subjected to legal controver-
sizes with the State authorities on
account of some technical defect in
the title to his little home. We do
not think that actual settlers need
to worry themselves. The State
administration will no doubt deal
fairly with them. It will also deal
fairly with alleged settlers who
have Systematically endeavored to
defraud the State. These may have
occasion to be seriously apprehen.
sive.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08

essence Of the boom. The man Of
the day is the boomer, before whom
all must kneel and worship. Watch
his coming and going "a moving
picture ID the public eye. There
he comes with a north and south
railroad in bis grip. Popular agi-
tation-great commotion public
meetings-b brass bands-subscrip-
ton lists fattened pocket books
exit boomer, fat and sleek, amidst
wailings and gnashings Of teeth.
Shift of scene. Here he comes
again. Alb, glory haleluja! Wool
en- mill sticking out of vest pocket
locate it right here-few dollars
people dig-business meetings
great things doing-more scads-
boomer vanishes-busted boom.
Shift Of scene. Mother boomer
rounds the curve-canning factory
in his hat-great ado-gatherings
and assemblies-small donation to
lubricate the joints-business mems
association-tnore kopecks - train
whistles-boomer hits the. trail.
Shift of scene. Lights turned low
stealthy Observation-Disclosures and
shrewd plottings-'Nother boomer
and his boom1et-ah there-serious
now--momentous occasion - vast
Observation-Disclosures cautiously
beating bush-weighty councils
body~corporate-blare of trumpets
sugar factory--all cooked and
primed-agitation and fermentation
donation and-expectation. Thus
the boomer and the boomlet, cor,ing
and going, advancing and receding.
But the great world moves on with
steady, sober tread; doing the things
needed, building and developing,
neither accelerated nor retarded by
the busy boomer. Everybody knows
this. Everybody knows that the
day of effective booming passed
away with the collapse of the Los
Angeles boom. Yet no man dares
hint the truth lest be be hooted.
Why, to even frankly discuss the
quality of a boom is accounted
treason to the community. So let
the boomer come and 60, flourishing
his impossible boom, gathering his
little harvest from each verdant
town. that is his vocation, and to
whoop it up for him is duty i'm
posed by the spirit of the times
upon every loyal citizen.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08
Cow Fell Seventy-five Feet.

While the herding boys were
rounding up their cattle to leave
for the hill range Wednesday one
of the youngsters ran a fine Jersey
cow belonging to L. M. Thurston
off the perpendicular bluff back Of
the Miller residence on Miller street.
A tree top below slackened the
force OF her fall or the animal would
have been killed instantly. As il
was it will sustain permanent in
juries and perhaps die. The boys
are very careless and it is said by
one of those witnessing the act that
the one driving the cow made
threats that he would drive the
brute or kill her. He did perhap:
the latter.-Lewiston Teller.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08
CHANCE FOR GENIUS.

President Hadley of Yale or
Harvard, it doesn't matter which,
says that college training is an ele-
CANT form of race suicide. In other
words, college bred girls don't have
children. On the other hand coli
lege bred boys don't incline to mat
rimony. The inference is that the
tendency of education IS towards
race extinction, and the higher the
education the more pronounced the
tendency. It has long been known
that wealth and fecundity do not
60 hand in hand, and now it seems
that learning is just as detrimental
to the baby crop as riches. It be-
gins to look as though the rich and
cultured will soon be up against
the proposition of resorting to some
new way of reproducing their kind
or, as a class, suffer extinction.
Here is another field for the activi-
ties of genius. The man who can
devise an artificial incubator is on
the high road to wealth. No doubt
the rich and cultured would like to
have few children about if they
could get them ready made in the
latest styles, and would pay hand
sone1y for them. The old plan is
good enough for the poor and un'
cultured. It's product may not
equal the patent process in quality,
but it makes up in quantity besides
some incidental advantages in
method.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08
Honesty in Public lie.

Secretary of Navy Moody made
a speech in Washington on July d,
which deals squarely with corrup-
ton in high places and incidentally
marks the course to be pursued by
President Roosevelt in dealing with
the post Office scandals. He said:
"There is one quality upon which
and above all others we must for
very life insist upon, and that is
public honesty. No disease of the
body polite is so subtle, powerful,
dangerous or fatal as corrupt
betrayal of public trust. I cannot
but believe that in the main those
who do other peoples work are
honest and true. If I believed
otherwise, I would despair of the
future. But at intervals the
malignant ulcer of corruption in
cities, states and the nation breaks
out, and when it betrays itself there
is no time for surface treatment,
the knife must reach under every
poisonous root, cut out and cast it
away. Sometimes there is a
tendency to condone the ofense OF
these who are guilty of this crime
or crimes, and set up standard of
dealing with the government which
] would not be tolerated in private
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08
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INFlDEl OR FOOL.

Seek not the things of the flesh.
The love of money is the root of
evil. Every day of life should be
a preparation for the last judgment.
Riches curse and corrupt. That
man who so orders his life as to
accumulate from day to day only
the things needed from day to day
and walks in the fear of God is the
only man who has assurance of life
and peace eternal. It is easier for
a camel to pass through the eye OF
needle than for a rich man to
enter the Kingdom of heaven.
Money getting is soul destroying.
What shall it profit a man if he
gain the world and lose his soul.
Such are the abstract teachings OF
all religion and philosophy. Now,
look upon the concrete. Enter the
homes of Christian parents and
listen. to the admonitions there i'm
parted. Read the moral journals
especially designed to instruct youth
in the way of right living and in
the formation of correct habit.
What is the burden of their teach
ings? The love of money is essen
tial to gaining its possession; its
possession is essential to gaining
luxury and power, luxury and
power are the chief ends of life.
Therefore, young man, get educa-
ton in order that you may get en-
ployment. Having secured en-
ploymen, work diligently, work
night and day. Be ever watchful
of your employer interests. Make
yourself necessary to the success Of
his money getting scheme to the
end that eventually you may become
an equal partner with him in wealth,
luxury and power. If the youth
shall protest, saying: "I do not
want these things. seek only to
lead a simple, humble life in the
worship of God and the practice OF
righteousness. Wealth, luxury and
power are but things of the flesh
the fruits of carnal lust. Then,
forthwith, is that youth branded as
q failure and Stunned by Christians,
moralists and philosophers as well
as by philistines. Such is the de.
ceit and hypocricy of men that il
you deny their doctrine, they, de.
nounce you as an inidel, if you
| practice it. they brand you a fool
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08
Save the Children.

Ninety-nine of every one hundred
diseases that children have are due to
disorders of the stomach, and these
disorders are all caused by indigestion.
kodol Dyspepsia Cure is just as good
for children as it. is for adults. Children
thrive on it. It keeps their little
stomachs sweet and encourages their
growth and development. Mrs. Henry
Carter, 7O5 Central ST. Nashvin, Ten.
says: "My little boy Is now three
wears old and has been suffering from
indigestion ever since he was born. l
have had the best doctors in Nashville
but failed to do him any good. After
using one bottle of Kodol he is a we'll
baby. I recommend it to all sufferers. u
Kodol digests what you cat and makes
the stomach sweet. Sold by Fl. ID
Blatchley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08
Nampa Enterprise.

J. D. Davis, secretary of the
Commercial club, and F. H. Suther-
land went into the country today
to travel over the Jordan Valley
road and put up signs which will
direct travellers to Nampa. 1t is
intended by the Commercial club
to have new ferry built ON this
road and to otherwise repair it so
as to make it good for travel. It
will well repay the citizens of
Nampa to keep this road in good
condition as it will bring many
buyers here.-Nampa Leader.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08

life; take warning lest that thought
flourish. Let us not believe lightly
made charges but investigate with
cold impartiality. But if proved
let the displeasure of the people
come like a thunder bolt from on
high. Let not the hand of justice
be tempered by misguided mercy
We can forgive all else, show mercy
to all offenders, but let the peopI1
say that the one objectionable sin
shall be dishonesty of public
servant"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08

Boring for artesian water in
Lewiston valley disclos es the fact
that there is more than 1000 feet
lava rock beneath the subsoil here
The weather bureau records do not
extend back to the time of that
deposit but the chances are that
the Oldest inhabitant never saw a
summer to equal that one.-Lewis-
ton Teller.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08
Dewitt. is the Name,

When you go to buy Witch Hazel
Salve look for the name Dewitt on
every box. The pure, unadurterated
Witch Hazel is used in making De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, which Is the
best salve in the world for cuts, burns,
bruises, bolls, eczema and piles. The
popularity of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, due to its many cures, has caused
numerous worthless counterfeits to be
placed on the market The genuine
bears the name of E. Z. De Witt & Co.,
Chicago. Sold by Fl. D. Blatchley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08
Physician and Druggists

Ford and Sturgeon, a prominent drug
firm at Rocky Hill Station, KY, write:
we were requested by DR.. G. b, Snigley
to send for Herbine for the benefit OF
our customers. We ordered three doz'
en- in December, and we are glad to say
Herbine has given such great sBtisfac-
ton that we have duplicated the order
three tunes, and today we give your
salesman an9ther order. We beg &c
say DR.. G. b. Snigley takes pleasure IL
recommending Heroine" SOC bottle al
FL. D. Blatch)eys.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08
Puts An End to It All

A greVious wall oftimes comes as a
result or unbearabe pain from over
Taxed organs. Dizziness, Backache
6iver complaint and Constipation
61t tnanks to DIR. Kings New Life
Fllis they put an end to it all. Thew
are gehtie ont thorough. Try them.
Only zoe. Guaranteep by II. D. Blat.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-08
Left for Salt Lake.

Col. and Mrs. H. K. Hartley left
this week for Salt Lake. Mi.
Hartley has been unwell for several
months, He will receive medical
treatment while away. .-