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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

-9rttte8 9 q DIN ufttfeF
lin Bethlehem. 8etble6em, ga.
Sin Drittes groBes Bad : M}uiitfeit,
fir tpel6es Dte 8orberettungen in nod
or0Bercm MaBitabe ais fir baS bom
Sabre 1901 g%etrpffen purOen, pel6es
BON 70 grpBem @rfolge getrDnt mar,
1T auf bic Sage bonn II. bis is. N&dt
bier Qrrungirt. QuBer elmer &n3o3l
rencmmirter 6olo SrdtOrienfdnger
pirtt Dus 96ila0elpbia Or4eiter uno
Elm &naben9or BON 100 Sttmmen nit.
9trtqent 1T g. s. @oIe bon 8etblez
6em, Elm S6iler bes &pmpOnif ten
Rbetnberger. CUR Q%uffibrung geldn@
oen 36eile aus Oratorien unD Puhtos
men be8 unterbli6en Bad, unO omar
an ben 6aupttugen Die 8eburt, bic
&reu8iqung unb bic @ufertebung
g6rtftiS. 9us Bad : MufitfeIt BON
1901 mar betanntli9 Elm groBes muz
ftfaIif6es GreigniB unb audi fir Oas
biesid6rige Set giebt 1i4 iiberaa elm
grpBes Snterefe unter ben Ytuittz
freunDen unO @Rennern i'm 2an6e
tunb.
Gin ftepttf8er @eri6tss
prGfibent. Gus Paris ptr0 be-
ri6tet 9us fran3Dfi4e @trafauf'
f6ubqeIeB fi9ert, pte, mar tpetB, Die
8erurtbeilten flint Sabre lang Dor Der
GinTnprrnno. penn tie ni6t ridfdQid
ner6en, un6 mad bieier SriIt 1T bds
rrtbetl i~i6er6uupt gan3 gel0i4t. Die
metften @eri6tszP rditDenten geben btes
fer Gtnrt6tung foIgenbe 6orm : Sub
rem sic ft9 flint Sabre btnDur4 gut
Quf. IaFen Gie fi8 ni9ts gu S6uGOeu
fommen, bann brau4en Sic Sbre
@trafe ni6t 3u berbiiBen." Ser Prds
ficent G6re be Ribieres, Der tpegen Tetz
nes fuufif9en 9umors betannt 1T unb
bis6er in Der r3ammer Der Gbebrii4e"
ben 8orfB fibrte, beDient ii4 oage9en
elmer fteptiI9eren unO moOerneren
QusDrudspeife. Man bat S6nen bas
86rengergeIeB 5ugebiaigt," fagt er gu
ben Q6geurtbeilten. nSie Oirfen alIo
in flint Sabren uuf's gleue o~ufangea!"
ueberreIte elmer urdlten
@tubt aus neolitiT4er 3eit iino
uuF Dem Monte 2o33o bel ste entbedt
porben. Die 6euerberOe Der 9utten
bur6pe9 erbalten. Die @elebrten
f9reiben bteIer @ntbedunQ cine bobe
8eoeutung gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
OrOBberSOgtbnnt SaOelt.

3urI8rube. &arl @uBmann
Ran3letratb unb 8pritunb Der Regi=
frutur Der M&ilitGr : Sntenbantur Dee
IA. Qrmeetorps, feierte iein 5~0id9rtge2
9ienfiubiIGum.
Mannbetm. Ser 8roB6er3D1
perlieb Dem 3ebatteur 9einri4 unger
bier, Dem lungidbrigen Better bel
n@tubtbus", baS 8erbien1ttreu3 bDn
.3GbrinQer Q%DpenDrben.
6ofopernfGnger &rug lit i'm 35. Sc.
tensiabr g~eitprben. @r mar lett etnt.
gen Sabren Senorit an Der bieiiger
6ofbiibne unb bate einen Ruf mad
9regben er6dlten. Seine Sbdtigteit
muBte er infoIge 0aferfu4t ~aufgeben:
Elm @4Iaganfun mu4te ietnem 2eber
Elm @nbe.
Sm 86ein fdnb man bier Die 2ei3l
bes felt lGngerer 3eit DermiBten Sage:
106ners 8ernbarO 9Drfum BON g&edas
rau.
Spinner Soft fam in Der bieIiger
sSuteIpinnerei in Die Sransmt5fion uni
trug 70 i4pere 8%erleBungen babon
boB er ftar6.
Weqen 8etrug5 berurtbeilte Die bic
ffqe @traffummer ben &aufmann 90
8Dlife gu bret Mondten @efGngntB.
Meiffen6etm. 9us @npeier
hes @6dffners 8ieqert brdnnte nteber
MDSbu8. Die l1nteriu4ung &c.
gen ben leoigen Maler Sran3 2tttf
bon bier, Der in benz naben g2edarel3
ben Gebiqen 96. @eier BON bier erita6
nurbe, bu er in Rot6pe6r banoelte, ME
berqef6lagen. Seine 8erfolger tperoer
ff6 Dor benz S90ffengeri3t bier tpege1
qeqen i'm be~gangener &0rperDerleBung
gu beruntpOrten 6aben.
MunbeGfinGen. Q%bge6rannt
fnb bier bas @ait6auS CUR r&rone"
bes 3. 6einemann, fotpie Das 9auS
hes 2an6pirt6s 81. @trOmeper.
0edaruu. &uF Dem biefigen
8u6n6of fprang Der 30iG6rige Sabrttz
nrbefter 8rduner Don S9neBingen auf
ben Qofal3ug, nobel er unter ben Wdz
oen fam un6 i6m beibe Seine a6gefdbs
rem nurben.
0iefern. Wegen elmer unbetl6dz
rem Rrdnf6eit erbdn9te ii4 Der 50
Sabre ulte berbeirat5ete 9%oloarbeiter
Ssatob Mang.
Sm @9ppF bes Nte4dnifers Sutob
SoffGB brad Jeuer aus, benz Oefono@
m~ieqe6duoe unb Mobnbau8, fopie Das
0o6n6aus unb Der Mnbau Des 8iirger>
meiiters @il6elm 2inbemann unO Ous
Wobnbuus unb bic S9eune bes Pa>
p~ierarbeiters Sobann @dlinger gum
Opfer ftelen.
0bereg9enen. Sn Der 9teiigen
@emeinbe bat it9 inter ben &tnoern
Der @6arlu9 10 ftart uusge6rettet, oaB
fGmmtli9e S4ulen gei9lOfen Derben
muBten.
Sbrtqbeim. Don ben Spreng>
fiden elmer 5erIprungenen S4mtrgel>
f6eibe ipurbe in Der Se0erfabrtt bon
06rflinger bier Der b~erbetratbete
S9lofer Muier get0Otet.
Sffenburg. 9ebeimer Regiez
rungsratb 8ebr 1T gum 8ertpultungs@
geri6tsratb ernunnt porben.
8remIer 8o6leber tpurbe auf Dem
8a6n6ofe bierfelbft BON ben Puffern
L.V e
I3peier 9iitertpagen erbridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

nannt tpprben.
Qebrer @rsestDpsfi begging fem Boz
id6ri9qs 9ienfiubtIdum; aus biefent
Mnlab bat Inn bic &egierung Elm grp@
Beres @elbgeI9enf iiberreihen la1en.
Of af9tot 10. @6eIeute &entter
8alenttn 2ein8ti f%eierten bas Set Der
goIbenen 9O45eit.
@4neibemiibl. Dem Giienz
babntelegrapbiften a. .. 9romahl ut
bus QGgemeine gbren8ei4en perIieAel
porben.
g d. 0 d e n. Cine @4eune beg
@utsbeiiBers 6aafe in WionidInet
brannte nieber.
9roDin8 OFpreuBen.
&0nigsberg. Dem Poli3eiieS
fretGr &eder tpurOe aus QnluB let1es
I@6eibens aus BEN. St%aatsbienft Der
gbaratter aGs Ran3leiratb berlie9en.
@1Genburg. Del bieTige MGn@
nergeiangberein feierte iein 40. @ttts
tungsFeit unter iebr reger 8et6eilig1ng
aus Stabt unb l1mgegenb. 8on ben
Mit6eqriinDern bes 8eretns nurbe oas
nod attipe Mitglieb Ndbropsft BET Der
electromagnetic bur4 ben @DriiBenOen
unter ueberrei9ung zines Otploms
gum @brenmttgliebe bes 8eretns err
rdnnt.
Na9 lGngerem 2eiben ftarb bier Der
prattif9e Qr3t g. &isBen. ST mar
piele Sabre 8eigeorbneter.
8raunsberg. Der prbentllde
grofeFpr fir 8btlofopbte am 9ieiigen
21ceum Or. uebtnger hat einen Rut
mad 5reiburg /. 3. er6aGten uno ange1
nommeu. l1ebtnger, gebOren 1854 gu
! 4~altenengers BEL &oblen3, ba6ilttttte
! fi9 1893 am 2pceum 9Oiianum, puroe
1889 auBerorbentli4er @tfaBprofel1or
unb 1901 oroentlt9er profehor.
@om @9nurgert9t purbe ber9an01
brieftrdger Otto 9abn aus Sadlfelo
pegen fq6rldfigen Sali4etoes gu ie4s
M0naten @efdngniB perurt9eilt.
Brobtn3 9ommern.
Stettin. 2entier QnbraezRoz
man 1T na4 fur3er &ranf6eit geitorz
ben. Der 8ertorbene mar langiG6riz
ges Mitglieb Der Stabtoerorbnetenz
@er1ammlung unD Der POmmeri4en
probin3ialsS pnObe.
Dam garter. Baitor Srei6el
pirb un1ere Stabt, in Der er mebr uls
20 Sabre Seelforger mar, berldFen
unb bic inn pom &Onfitorium iibertra>
gene @uperintenbentur in 8aBebubr
iiberne6men.
&umin. @egen 8ranbftiftung
purbe Der 8ne4t SerbinanD &ibl in
6ol5bagen berbufte.
&lef4tng. 9us @obn6uus bes
8efiBers @tof4te 9tng in SIammen
auf. g
aoIberg. Der @6ubma4er
@buarb 9Ddern begging fein 5~Oidbriges
Metfteriubildum. &us NnlaB Dieier
| sFeier tpurbe benz SSubtlar Der bon Der
6anbperfsfammer geftiftete @6renz
MeiIterbrief iiberrei4t.
&oGberg. Sn Der StdbteOerorbs
netenIiBung iiberrei9te 2dnbratb Tr4r.
BON Der 8oIB benz @tabtperoronete1
3entier MortB Sriebldnoer ben Rros
nenorben 4. &laKe. SrieDldnber tit iett
As oSabren Stabtoerorbneter.
8ubbenbrod. Ginem 8ranbe
fielen Wobnbuus, @4eune uno StaQ
bes Gigentbimers 9ermann 8arnid
gum Opfer.
@retfspa1b. Dem bier bur6
feline la~ngiG6rtge SbGtigteit aI5 2e6z
rer unb bur6 feline ttr4lt6en @emter
an ct. Sacobt AUDI in netteren &reiz
fen Der Stabt befannten 8antor 9epn
lit Der &%rpnenprben bierter &la6e Derz
lteben porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

beim S9litteln iiber einen Mbbang UNI
fdnb ieinen Sob.
&eiben. Sm glitter BON 80 Sab
rem ftdrb @ertdtsi4reiber Sad.
&ptmpnten. Der ~4OiGbrtge
Slider MiiGer erf9lug feline 5rau UNI
2 &inber bon 4 unD 2 Sabren; Die bre!
dnberen &inber berlebte er 14per nit
Der Dirt, ii9 TelbIt bradte er nit Dem
Waefer Slide am gals BET.
st. MpriB. Gum Director bee
Sotels 8eGbebere bierielbft puree y,
Wetbel eepGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
Seiterreidzu

@ten. Muittf9riftiteqer 2uDntg
Sppen6eimer, elmer Der dlteI ten 8ertrez
ter Der @iener Publi3iitit, lit i'm Otter
BON 70 Sa6ren an Nltersi6nG9e gez
Ttor6en. On Der 8~epegrng bes Sa9re5
1913 nahm Sppsn6eimer - bamals
&eOafteur Der rOitOeutI4en Pot" =
berborragenOen Antbetl.
Wegen &auttonsf6pinbeleien Derz
6aftete man ben 8u4balter Soief
@4ilnig.
. Die 71iG6rige 9frInOnertn ROiind
6u6n itiir3te in Der SbaliaItraBe in
Sttatring 3u 8oben unO perleBte it4 10
i4ner, baB ie itarb.
8iirgermeiIter Or, 2ueger ii6errei9te
Dem &omponi item uno &apeGmeiit tier g..
SO. 8te6rer Die inn pom 8emeinberatbe
Oerltebene 8roBe golbene Salpatormez
oatQe.
Sn Der 8o6nung bes 6leii6buuerS
Reoli9 in Der Oberen 4ugartenitraBe
go. 70 fiel auf Die 7id6rtge So4ter
&eOli9's, Srma, cine brennenbe Pe@
trpleumlampe. Die Qampe %erplobtrte
unb bic 5l%iiiigfeit ieBte Die 8leioer oes
&inbes in 8ranD, pOOur4 bteies
T9nere 8ranopunoen erlitt.
!6ier berT6ieb i'm Otter BON 80 Sab
rem &aroltne @ble BON @epfrteO, geb.
@ole b.. 6ofer, cine @nteltn 4nbreas
6ofers, beren Patbe ber 8atier gene
fen.
9on efnem @teGnugsn i~iberfabren
unO f6per berleBt tpur0e in 6dporiten
bic 90 Sabre aIte 8ittpe Sran5ista
S9mibt.
Der &aiIer DerGie6 benz official
Scar Rei9art Der gentralanitalt fur
Meteorologie ba8 golOene 8eroienitz
freua unD benz NmtsOiener Derielben
@nftalt, 5ran3 SeIar5, bas itlberne
8erDieni ttreu3.
6ofrat6 9rofeFor 9r. NOt6nugel
6ierfelbTt feierte ben @eDenttag ietner
Dor 40 Sabren an Der 8erliner untberz
iitdt erfolgten BromptiOn gum 9pttor.
Me6unifer Sobann @iogor gertetb
in @d6rtng unter einen 8agen uno
truq i9pere @erleBungen DaDon.
8rdfiOent Qou6et bat benz 9ieItgen
&orreIpon0enten beS rSemps", 9uita0
8agner, bas Offi8ierstreu3 Der @bre1@
legion berlieben.
Meqen 8etrugs Tinb Der Retienoe
queen NilI9 unD Der 28iG6rige 8uu@
te9niter DITTO Walter ber6dftet tpor0er.
&aufmann StgmunO @ltar iteute
feline 3d6lungeu Elm.
Sem @efretGr Der Diterrei9tf4zun@
qarif9en 8anf, @rnit &u6n, nurDe Der
Srben Der eifernen 8rppe Dritter &lafe
unb benz Sberinfpeftor Der 8anf, Sofsf
8Dl6l, Der Sitel zines taiierli9en Raz
Ties perlieben.
GdWets.
6uttrppG. Die 70 Sabre ate
Sruu 6ludiger ipurbe bon einem Gi@
ienbabn5ug ii6erfabren unO getOOtet.
2aufanne. Or. 2ubpi9 Sub
lenbed, 8rofeFor fir beutI6es &edt
an Der uniperitGt bierIelbIt, lift pom
Stddtsratb gum orbentli9en Profe1or
b%ef0r0ert porben.
Qu3ern. 9ds acknowledgement
~perurt6eilte ben friiberen RDnbufteur
Der NorboItba6n, Daltber Sauter Don
G60nenberg, Der Die Wirtbin &ronenz
BERG CUR Meinrpie bier bur4 ReDOlDer>
i9afe get0Dtet bat, tpegen MOrDes gu.
9 Sabren 3u4tbuus.
Murten. Quf Dem MurtenIee tit
beim 99littf9ubldufen Elm 1~7iGbriger
Singing glamens Rlauier bon 6reie
Berg, Der Bel einem bteiigen S9miebe>
meiiter in Der 2ebre mar, ertrunten.
&ebfein. Der 5iG6rige @Obn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
9eutitDe GIeiuitaateH.

II u VI.
@etmur. Jindn3rdtb Or. iur.
0e6e bier pur0e unter 8erleibung DEG
8itels .ge6eimer 5inan3ratb" nit Der
notwithstanding Der @eI4dfte oes Wttnts
fteriafDtreftors in Dem 5tndn8~9epd
cement bes 6tuatsminiItertnms bis aui
0etteres beuuftrdgt. -.
Nu9 ldngerem 2eioen itdrb bier DIE
Mittpe Des Majors BON 8oebn, 9eDs
mia, qeborene BON Der 2iiAe.
4n6aIt.
9eTfuu. 0as beige S4Durgez
ribt berurt6eilte ben 44jdbrigen 80ttz
6eraeIeuen 6ran3 TauI4er aus Dell
nuu tpegen MeineiOs gu l Sabr 8 Wtos
naten 3u4tbaus.
8Dbbau. Dobn6aus uno S4sun'
bes Gigarrenfubritunten Sled brannten
nieber.
Trofe. @aftpirtb @briitiun 9enz
fe 6erI6ie0 mad LANCER Rrant9eit.
Mer3ten. Der 82id6rtge 4uss
giioler @u68mutb fpurbe beim ueber=
f6reiten Der 0orfitruBe in Der 9untel=
belt BON einem &uti4fu9rpert iiberfab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
SGnigreid @iirttemberg.

Stuttgdrt. General faatsanz
malt 0r. BON S90nbarbt feterte ieinen
70. @e6urtstag. @on S40n6arbt bat
fi9 grpBe 8erbtenite I'm Die beutf4e
S6tuerfiftung erporben. @r tit Dor
Itanb Der biefigen 3peigitiftung. &u6
oIs 2briter fanD G40nbarbt &nerz
tennung,
Qun6I9aftsmaler Pieter Srancis
8eters lit mad ldngerem 2eiben i'm Ql>
ter BON IS Sa6ren geitorben. Seit
1845 Gebte er bier, mo er 1pdter in Sc
meinf6aft nit benz Mdler Scribe cine
&unft6anblung i'm aOmifaen 4aiier
grinoete, bic i'm Sabre 1890 eingtn9.
Ser @~ortanb bes tutbOlif4en &irz
9enratbs, prdibent Or. b. 6efele,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03

The kidneys are not sensitive and the disease
is sometimes fastened and already chronic
with the very first symptoms. fit has hung
on eight to ten months 1t is surely chronic. In
either case why take chancesH Why not take sE
Hrst the only thing known that cures kidney
disease In the chronic as we'll as tine primary
stages. The Pell case cited below, by permits.
sion, is especially valuable, for its tncurabilty
was doubly confirmed by consulting physicians,
and after recovery under the Fulton Compounds
tho recovery was also doubly attested,
On May LIST, 1902, the son OF R. g. Pell. the
manager OF the Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
OF Second and Folsom streets. San Francisco
was declared by the family physician to have
chronic kidney disease and ipcurable. Another
physician was called in and confirmed the
diagnosis. The whole body was swollen with
dropsy, and a fatal termination looked for. The
Fulton Compounds were then turned to az tho
only hope. On September Is the dropsy had
disappeared and the boy was WE'LL and after
double examinations the physician declared the
recovery complete and gave Mr.. Pe1l o written
report which he now has.
Judge g. A. Cabaniss, the Police Judge Of San
Francisco, also attests the recovery under his
own observation OF friend Of his who sIso
ease Of the ktdneys) was we'll known to be in
durable according to all medical authorities,
Up to the advent of the Fnlton Compounds
medicine knew nothing that would cure kidney
troubles after they became chronic. About
nine-tenths Of all cases are now durable, even
after they have developed into the dreaded
Enfonic tpFnas Oh of4SHtS DISSsSe ana ctSpetes
No statements are published or invited except
from chronic cases that, like the above, are in
durable by all other known medicines. If your
kidney trouble Is recent Fulton's Renal Com
pound will cure it quickly. II it is of over eight
to ten months standing 1t is the only thing
known that will save your life John J. Fulton
Co., 400 Washington street, San Francisco, sole
cOmpounderS. Fulton's Renal Compound fol
Brlghts and Kidney Diseases, 81; for Diabete 8
9l.50. Free analyses made for patients. Send
for pamphlet. We are the exclusive agents IL
this city.
IL RI 9R ATNGE EVs@
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
SHORT HORN HERD
. FOR SALE

have raised shorthorn cattle for
the last twelve years; and have sold
the young bulls and many cows to
farmers and stock raisers through
out southwestern Idaho and eastern
Oregon. I am closing out my ranch
in small lots to farmers and will
now sell my herd of Shorthorn COWS,
$50 head from yearlings up, also 80
head of shorthorn bulls, from ten
to twenty months old, now on my
ranch near the mouth of the Boise
river. This heard will be brought
to Caldwell during the week OF the
Canyon County Fair, commencing
on the 9TH Of October, 1903. This
herd will be for sale at very low
prices, and any remaining on the
last day will be SOLD to the highest
bidder. These cows are OF the
milk strain, and many will make
good mixers. There will be so to
60 COWS with calves by their side.
This nerd of fine cows will be worth
looking at, and can be seen by those
attending the fair from October 7tt
to the 10th. This herd will be
closed out. You will be able te
but the best thoroughbred cows a
low prices, The bulls are all OF my
own raising. The majority of then
are ready for use.
HOWARD SEBREE.
Caldwell, Idaho, Aug. 20, 1908.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
THE CANYON
COUNTY FAIR

Next Wednesday will be the
opening day of the third annual fair
Of Canyon County. Present lnd1-
cations are that the weather will be
Propositions and everything points
to a successful event. .-.
There will be good many people
here from all parts Of the county
and some from remoter parts. Cald-
we'll owes it to herself to be in her
most hospitable mood. Everything
possible should be done for the COM
fort and entertainment of guests.
A strong special police force should
be put on, not only to preserve the
peace, but to guard against any of
the petty crimes which, too often
disgrace occasions of this kind in
other localities. 1t should go out
that every man, woman and child
will be carefully protected from
harm which may result either from
ignorance of the ways of the world
or thoughtlessness. The city au-
thorities should thoroughly sense
their responsibilities and amply pro-
vide against occurrences which may
bring this community into disrepute
Then every citizen of Caldwell
should take special pains to promote
the pleasure and profit of the occa
sion. There should be a genera
renewal of acquaintance, a hearty
and informal sociability, and sucl
a. course pursued as to make tn
visitors all at home. Moreover, i
must be impressed on the people G
our own county that the fair is thei
1alr ami not a Caldwell fair; tina
the object of it is to advance til
welfare of the entire county an
incidentally the State of Idaho
feople must take the broad vie1
and act it, the Canyon County fai
viii be glory and joy foreve
and all.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03

Notice is published in the Nampa.
,..der that petition will be pre-
.satsd to the County Commissioners
~ Oct. %, asking the board TO fix
dsv of hearing of petition Tor the
100 a.nonization of an Irrigation Dis
S ..;ot As we understand It, the
aronosed District will include all
lse territory irrigabIe from the Rid
.nba,gh canal system. The people
.fNampa an surrounding country
howe taken wise step. The prob
lem they have undertaken 70 solve
;sbeset with some difficulties, but
thew have gone about it in the right
,ov and may rest in absolute assur-
apce of final success. Fundament-
allv, no proposition can pc truer
Than that the people who own and
III, the soil should own and operate
the irrigation system upon which
their land is dependent. It may
take the people a few years to learn
how best to manage an irrigation
system. but it must ever be borne
natieutlv in mind that while learn
mo. thew are not only learning how
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03

her daughter, Lulu. Mrs. Earl
is the widow of A. A. Earl, who
was a member of the organization
and the money comes in payment
of an insurance policy carried by
him. This prompt action on the
part of the Modern Woodman is
characteristic of all their dealings,
and affords a strong recommends
ton of the stability and reliability
of the order.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

ITnder authority Of an order Of sale granted BY
+he Probste Court Of the County Of Canyon.
viii private sale the fSSTnG 6s ner
esf in and to the west one-half (H) of the west
one eS. hsIf (E) Of the northeast quarter "a an m
the Vest M q The 3 east st the north
o oast Hnarter C[ of section thirty-two .(32l
HSf fov11SSip "a north Of range three ( west of
Boise Meridian The sale will be made mi 1eo on or
after 6th 19o8 and bid VII 9e Ee SertS
S We sfy Of Caldwell, Idaho Terms of sale, TWEEN
wa ave " neT cent to accompany bid, and balance
When sale is confirmed, ,r w,,,,.1s
Guardian of the person and the estate Of I, Vln-
ME Olive Ieyan AuSta B. Levan, Danlel ii. Le-
van and Homer j. Levan, minors Gan no
dated September ID, 1908. oIS--oo
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
Boise Day.

October 9th has been set aside by
the managers Of the Canyon County
Fair for Boise day. An excursion
will be run from the Capital City,
leaving there at 9 o'clock a. M,
and returning leave Caldwell at s
o'clock P. m. One fare for the
round trip. Fully 500 people are
expected down from Boise headed
by the Boise band, and a great time
is anticipated.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
Sad Death.

Henry Merrick, a well known
resident Of Bowman, died at the
age Of As years, Friday, Sept. IS,
OF heart failure He has lived for
two or three years on the Tom
Johnson place. He leaves wife
and three children TO mourn his
loss. The funeral occurred Satur-
day. We extend coincidence to the
bereaved wife and children.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03

DITCH CHANGE
Farmers Near Nan1pa to
Form District.

to do it right, but are establishing
a great and correct principle in
economic and independent farming
in the arid west. The farmer will
never be independent, never be sat
lsfied until his right to the use of
water at actual cost is thoroughly
established. In order to secure that
right, he must be dependent on no
person or thing except himself and
providence. .~....
1t is to THE TRIBUNE a matter of
peculiar qualification to witness the
passing of the separate ownership
of land and water. When the
writer first came to this section sep
arate ownership was the rule, and
the prospects were fair TOR the do
minion of the country by water
lords. Now, the situation is COM
pletely reversed and the water lord
has almost become an extinct specie.
But of him, in justice, let it be said,
he served useful purpose; he
opened the way, and for that de-
serves generous measure of graft
tude and adequate compensation.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at Boise, Idaho:
September 49, 1908.
N7otice is hereby given that the following
" named settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make final proof in support OF bis claim ana
hate Court, at Caldwell, Idaho, on October 26.
1908, viz Homestead application No. 4l7O, Ben zen
iamln Paine, Boswell Ida1M9' 70 for NJ the S"A
He names tie following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Oh
said land viz: ,,o,, c.,d
George Murray, Robert B; Murray, Gald'
we'll, Idaho; Henry Robinson FRANK hoSS' Nus
well, Idaho e,-,,s poo,st0r
Sl9-O24 HARRY D. olA1S' 1sVS'S'0i
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
Idaho Fails Fire.

Sept. 25th fire broke out in the
South Side Pharmacy at 7:45 p. m
The alarm was quickly turned in
and the fire department responded
promptly. Inside of an hour every
thing from the Brooks Hotel corner
south to the Skogg & Wallensteln's
saloon was in ashes. Many BUSH
ness houses were burned down, in
Guiding fixtures and all the stock
except such as was thrown out in
the street.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at Boise, Idaho,

Land Office at Boise, Idaho,
September l6, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the foit3Wlff ~
t ha make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before CLERK Ko OF the
Probate Court at Caldwell ddahO On NSVe M
9s5s Moses e. Pruitt, Caldwell, Idaho, for the
W. W. NW1l Sec. %, and Eh NE14 Sec. %, L
He At, names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
'"i EmerV Chandler, James Morton, Jacob Yout-
sler, Henry AsmuSsen OF Falk,S StoPe, daano'
Sio- nn91 HARRY j. SYMs, Register.