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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-14
Mus Den GeridtsbSfem.
Wttt Dem YroseS Oct 2ei6cns
rGuber begonaen.
Samuel Martin er6ffnet
ben &ei qen.

= q m uel Wt rttn er net
ben &eigen.
Wtit Der YrOcefen Der eigentliaen
actipen 2ei9enrduber 1T beute 8ormit=
tag bOr bem Spseial=Ii6ter %. %.
Sborton be9onnen porben, Samuel
Martin 1T Der erite bon ben ieit bielen
Monaten i'm 8efdnsniie elm fioeles
3eben fiibrenoen farbigen 8rabi9dn=
bern mel9er prOjeIfrt miro.
@leid pie @antrea tiiralib aaf Dem
3susenfanbe, 10 eri6ien au4 er bsute
i'm @sri6t, elegant getleioet. nit to-
os0oIer blsnbeno peiBsr @di9e. Gr
iab eber pie Elm So9tabler, ooer Elm
ourdsebrannter Gaifirer aus, als wie
elm 8uri5e, pel9er zines Der flu4=
miroisften 8srbrs9sn ansetlast 1T.
Wsr liefert bieien S6urfen bic
Mtittel, lib 10 elegant 5u tleioen, 10
nobel in Der 8aitille 81 leben ?
9lus wel9er GueQe entltammen Die
Mittsl, nit tuelaer smsi Nopofaten be-
sablt werbeng
Sieie beioen, @r=&i9ter Me@rap
unb Saplor @ronninser fellten beute
ben Nntrag, Die Nnflage nieoer3ui9la=
gen, ba Die leBte 2esislatur Elm neues
@sieB, betrefeno Die gsrfiisuns iibsr
unreclamirte 2si9en erlafen bat,
in weldem aud alle friiberen 8eIeBe be-.
treffs 2si9enrdubereien uiosrrufen
tpurbe.
Staatsanpalt 3udelsbaus ertpioerte,
baB bas Yerbre6en, behen Wartin an=
getlast 1T, Dor Der Paiiirung ces neaen
6eIebss begangen wurbe, uno er folte
oaber aud, ben frii6eren @ntl9eioIn=
gen Der @eri6te semdB, na9 ben 8s=
fimmunsen bes alten @eieBes prOceiiirt
tueroen.
Ser &i9ter ialoB ii9 ben Musfii6.
run9en oes Staatsanwalts an uno
mics bas 8eiud ab. Sierauf puroe
nit Der Iuswabl Der @ei9wOrenen
besonnen.
Sie Bunbes= s=@robQe=
d more enen.
Sn Dem art s.. Mai bssinnenben
Sernlin bes 8unoes- -8eri9ts peroen
folsenoe @rOBsei9morene funsirsn
@iliam 8. Balm, WartinsoiQs;
Sobn grpan, @Oaispills; 9enrp 3.
Burns, &i9mOno; 9enrp Carr,
Ioblespile; Ssnrp glOe, 3ionspile;
William M. @Offielo, @reeniielo; SObn
q. Green, Spencer; @sorse 9ib, Sn=
oianapOlis; sueranoer Sua, Wbite=
itoipn; @illiam SobnfOn. 8reentown;
@illiam &err, Union @itD; s. u.
Wilboaano, Snoiana2olis; Siam
Morris, 9auiertOlun; Spllie Moore,
Mitdsl; SObn Muret, @epap; SObn
3. Yate, gurora; Sowaro pruitt,
War:inspile; 6. u. Simmons, &o=
fomo; Senrp Sbobe. 2inoen; Soibua
Siptou, pite's peaf; IIber Wert,
Charlottesville; Moies Wittineer,
@olfar; Benjamin s. Yantis, 2O-
sansport.
Banterptt.
| Sm bieIieen gunbesgeribt baben
SbOmas 9isbam uno Gbarles q.
Weatbers bon bier, Samss $. porter
bon atlanta, @a., &obsrt W. Tarrcr
pon Decatur, &c., uno 6. 6. Sotpns=
END BON 9OmeroilIs, @a., oas @siud
einsereidt, bic rSoutb @eorsin gaitle
GOmpanN", oeren Saupt.Offics fi9 in
bieiiser Stabt befinbet, fir banteroti
3u ertldren. Die @eieaidaft iauloe1
ben Gldgern $4,000.
Srei Sarbiee Der grmor=
oung oes Soc" sung
angeflagt.
Sie @roBgefdmorenen reidten 9e=
fern einen Beri9t Elm, in tpel9em fis
9egen Die brei Garbigen Ollie San=
oers. Nim DabioiOn uno Sames Nn.
oreps bic Intlage bes Morbes i'm erlten
Graoe erbeben. Sieielben finb bei9ul=
oist, ben Gbineien rSoe" Sung ermor.
bet au haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-14
Snbianapplis, Snb., Oientas, A. spril 1903

lanb Str., no er angeitelt mar, gBaa-
rem i'm Wertbs bon $50 9eltoblen.);
Subn 8racep, @inbru6, 8rOboiebfabl
unb Seblerei; Sarrp @pott uno Sarbp
Grim, ginbru5 Isle batten aus 8ui.
Sabid's @si6dft Waffsn seifOblen.);
&oia Gorbert, Salten zines liioerli9en
0auies; Sarrp gsdtols, Siebfabl;
Srant Smith, gsrsepaltigunssueriua;
gert Young, 9utber @are @m. Sones
unb WOnolep Simmons, @inbru9 uno
@roBoiebfabl; Grant Sart unb Sen
Sotparo, Siebifabl.
8erla an9t einen9 II.
Granf $. Webber berflaete Die s.
$. & 8. 8abn=@eieai9aft auf Cab
uns BON $500 riidfdnoigen Irbeits=
lDbn. gr mar als 9lrbeiter nit einem
Eaeeslobn bon $1.75 fir 10 Stunosil
ansefeut aelueien, batte aber lett Sab
rem II Stunben tdslib gearbeitet, fir
bic 2 Stunben lleberaeit aber feinen
2obn srhalten. Saber Die Glage.
@atterfon fellt 8tirs=
f9aft.
@eorse 81. @atteriOn, tuelder bon
ben 8rObgeidworenen ansetlagt 1T,
pdbreno er Seltamentsbplli itreder bes
Sames 8. Srablep mar, S. M. & 5.
Bombs i'm Wertbe bon 500, 900, pel6e
gisentbum Der Grl. Soa gtail waren,
unterialagen 81 baben, felte giirg.
f9aft bon $500 nit ieinem Yater als
Yurgen.
g d oeneriastla age.
Nor 3i9ter Garter tpurbe iiber bic
SO, 900 S9aoeneriabtlase perbanbelt,
ipsl6e Samuel 9tobbins seeen ben
Contractor Ssnrp 8. Soqman einse=
rei9t bate.
Sie geiben tparen tuegen gesablung
elmer &e6nuns in Streit seratben. Sn
oeNen 8erlauf ioa Der 2ebtere bem&Ob=
bins einen ful9en S6lag sesen Die
Ginnlaoe psrisbt baben, baB bieielbe
brad.
Sr. mes Wt. s mlinipn'a
8 nient.
Sas Sefament bes tiirsli9 berpor=
benen Sr. Sames Wt. SomlinIon III
i'm 8eri6t beitdtigt tpDroen.
Sn bemielben berma6te er ieinem
@rOBneffsn %. g. Miap SIS. 1000 in A.
proc. Ser. Staaten Bombs. Sen &eF
ieines iid auf mebrere bunberttauienb
Dollars belaufenben 8erm0sens erben
feline Ni9te 6rau Slora @unldne,
uno iein gfeffe 8ep. 81. Sulliban.
2ebterer uurbe gum Seitamentsboll=
itrefer ernannt. Serielbe itellte 8iirg=
idaft bon $25, 600 uno trat lein glmi
fofort on.
9leue 6 6eioungsflaae aefl.
6ol9enoe miBpergniisteg gbeleute reib-
ten seHern aus na6febenoen 8rhnoen
S9eibungstlagen elm:
gpa Aueiier eeaen Oscar NueiIer,
b0swiliges @erlahen unb pfi9tber.
nadldiiisuns.
/ Grancis o. SObnIOn gesen 2aurd
Sobnion; bisielbs foG i'm in liebIoie,
Weiie bebanbelt baben, fe iua 3dnti.
i9er gtatur aeweien iein. @6lieBlid
berlisb fis ibn.
1. Sbeobor $. Pfaffiin 9eeen Carrie
pfafflin, b0smiaiges 0erlaHen.
Nlfreo Oscar gpans gesen gpo
: gOans, brutale unb glei6siiltigs 8s.
banolung.
Il Seine 8eri9tsfibune
Il beute 8ormittag.
Sn ben Superior nnb 9reiseeri4=
ten finoet beute 8Ormittas feine
Sibuns ifatt, um ben &i9tern unb
NbbOcaten 8elesenbeit gu seben, be,
Teriammlung Der Aobocaten Isr=
einisun9 bon Marion-@oun:n, pelae
su Gbren oas perblidenen 9lnuaIts
glatbaa Worris einberufen tuuroen 1T,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-14

uebereintommen setrofen tporoen 1T.
Die @ommiiiOn, nel9e oieIe etreit=
frase ibliaten iOqte, bat iid nod nibt
or9anifiren tOnnen, ha grofeHor
Sbornton bon Der Cornell =lIniperfitdt,
pel4er als @rpsrt ausaeudblt par,
oas @mt tpabrideinlid ni9t annebmen
fann.
Der Obio i'm Steieen
be9riffen.
nsnille. Ser Obiohus
ffieg am WOntaa Gbeno raid uno ftano
auf 3O.5 SUB, alIo Al SUB un.sr Der
Sefabrlinie. Sn ben gtisoerunsen
oberbalb uno unterbalb BON Gpanspile
bsrri9en f9psre 8sfiir9tunsen uno es
miro alsemsin ansenommen, oaB elm
Steiaen auf "a oosr 35 SUB su erpar=
ten 1T. Sie @sfabrlinis 1T 95 6uB.
Wenn oas Stsisen oss 6luHes nod Elm
ooer stpei Sage anbdlt, oann ueroen
Die 6armer in man6en Yldbeu gen6=
tbist iein, tpieoer ibre SeimItdtten su
DerlaRen. Wan fir9tst Itarfe @sI9doi=
guns Der @eiseniaat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-14
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.
@inem Sc fangenen foil mil
8ewalt N brung auFges
brur1Qeu eroef1.


i'm bieiisen @efdnsnib abgsliefert
fDuroe, iduor er, oaB er 81 Sage lang
feline @abrung 81 iib nebmen tucllte.
Sinf3ebn Sage iino ieitosm perflORsn
uno er bai iein Wort gsbaltsn, trob=
oem er suiebenos tdslib i6wd9er pirO.
Der @Ountp @eiunobeits @eanlter
Ssdes aber lit enti9lofen, Der Comb
bic Elm gnoe su MAIDEN, uno er bat
angeoronet, oaB Dem tpioerIpenitisen
@efangenen Nabrunssmitteln nit
@emalt einseH0Bt peroen.
rNIIieo DEPENDENT
elepbone 6 o."
osanspprt. &eprdIentan=
ten Der llnabDdnsisen Selepbon @e=
fenI9aften bon Snbiana uno S0inois
bielten am Wontas Mbeno i'm gearnett
Sotel cine SiBuns ab, in ruel9er iiber
pldne betreffs 8erbeieruns O.s Sele=
phon=Sienifes fir lanse @ntfernung
beratben tpuroe. Gs murbe pprge=
| ialassn, Die beri9iebenen unabbdnsi=
gen 8eieQi6aften unter einen 9ut su
brinaen. Sie Organization mirb
ben Namen vNlieb Snoepenbent Ssle=
pbOn Co." fii5ren gu tempOrdren
geamten tpurben erpdblt /: prdfioent,
WaIter &. llhl, 2oaansport Secre=
tdr, Senrp u. 8arnbat, &odelter !;
in elmer am IL. Mai itattfinoenoen
SiBungen, iOa Die Organization per-
poa aIfdnbigt peroen. Seiielben fino
bis jebt 9eIeai4aften aus folgenoen
Stdoten bei9etreten &enhalaer.
Hsmingtun, Wonticelo, &OtomO,
peru, &odefter, South 8enb. 2afa=
bette, NOrtb Wan9efer uno 2Osans=
port.
gs miro ertpariet. baB in Der er=
pdbnten SiBuns aud Die 8eieli9af=
ten bon st. Wapne, Columbia Gitp,
Winamac. Wabaib, SlOra, Srugburit
nnb 6ranffort ibren Beitritt anmeloen
per0sn.
Ses M orbes bei9uloigt t.
1 atprenceb Sie poli3ei
bon bier unb Nurora ben,iibt fi9 ben
Nufentbalt bes Glubi9ihers 6arrp
Wbeeler aus3uiineen, gegen wel9en
Die Mntlaee oes Woroes porliest. am
Montag Nbenb in Der perfoHenen
gDo9e tuar er in betrunfenem 3uitanoe
in oas bon ieiner bon ibm gei9iehenen
Grau betppbnten 9ausboot gefommen,
bate Streit ansefangen uno fdlieblit
bic &leioer Der Warp Smith, tuel4e
nit Grau Wbeeler suiammen tuobnt,
in granb sefeBt. SieIelbe erlitt oer=
artige 8ranomunren, oab fie ialieBlid
oenielben erlesen 1T.
i Gin 8rubenarbeiter
Derun9 Ii dt.
i 8rasil. Sn Dem @ornpel=
gergwert in genwooo puroe Der Gr=
better Sora Mcgu[lousb auf Der STEELE
Qet0otet. gr MIR in einem fteilen
S1adte auseeelitteu unb cine bollbe=
laoene @ar ging iiber ibn binwsG
i'm sermalmeno.
I27 neue 8riiden in 9enrp
Gpunt tp.
Mem gfle. Sic Gountp,Gom=
mifidre baben Die @ontracte fur ben
gau bon 81 neuen griiden in 6enib
@ountp on Die bieiise rpan=Imerican
gompanp" bsreeben, ba fe ifsts bic
niebristen Bieter maren. Die Ge-
fammttoRen Der 8riiden belaufen f9
auI va, ,VVV.
Der ungef Il me 80 q B a 3.
| 2afaDetts. Sn Golge Der bef=
ti9en &egensiiiie bonn SOnntas unb
Montas 1T Der @abafb &iber aus iei=
men ufern eetreten uno bat oberbalb
uno unterbalb bon 9afapette bic 2dn=
bereien in ben Mieoerungen iiber.
idwemmt, tpoburd ben Garmsrn gro=
Der S9aben 5ugefiist wuroe, oa Die
Neder bereits 3epaiiet tparsn.
i GDblengrdber pieoer
am 6 treif.
i Serre 0aute. Sn Den Sps
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23

sabe como andara la pobre NAL
rmc0I, pues 81 ese nombre 10 tie
ne Col0sin metidito en- Ell pecho
debajo del escapulario. Marwc0.
iPues no vale que digamos ese
nombre! Lo lena todo, como
ell sol a la plaza, como la musica
al espacio. CoLasin va a bus
car1a. iDonde esta? iAh!, va
la We, dormida en- la puerta de
la casa del cura: Ell bendito Sc
nor no Sc acuerda de que tiene
que darle una limosna y duer-
me la siesta mientras la espera
la nifla.-jlNarucaI dice C0I0stn
~ ella Sc despierta y le mira
con unos ojos que va quisieran
para 81 las mas hermosas muje-
res.
-lHas comido2-Ni esto: pero.
Sc advierte que MarWc0 le agra,
da CoI0sin mas que la comida:
su tez palida ha cobrado tonos
de rosa, los ojos brillan como as
tros, la boca es una pura sonrisa,
y los mohines de su cuerro ha-
cen olvidar la cubierta de ira
pos, y sus pies descalzos GUSTAV
mas asi que con las botinas ele-
gantes de una dana encopetada.
Marasca quiere a CoIasin CO.
mo a TN padre 8 a TN hermano
que tuera suyo: le respeta y le
mira cariflosa: es su consuelo, su
consuelo, su vida. Los demas
chiquillos la ofenden, la PECAN,
la maltratan, y ColgSin la quie-
re y la regala.
@iHas comido?-le interroga
ColdS.-Pues vente: traigo dine
|ro, mucho dinero; ven, ven.
Y fernando la pareja mas
graciosa que soflara un artista,
ambos Sc dirigieron a la tahona
|y compraron pan, pan caliente;
despues Sc escurrieron pOr ell
pueblo Y llegaron a la heredad
y al naranjal, que era todo SOM
bra.
Venfan aromas voluptuosos
de flores y de frutales; la terra
semejaba TN tapiz morisco bor-
dado con annapolis; Ell viento
cantaba en- los tallos de las flo
|recillas, y Marwc0 Sc in clinaba
languida como las flores mis-
mas. Ali sc tendleron a conner
lei pan caliente, y no comian,
porque mas que conner fue de-
vorar: luego -. 81, Sc besaron:
despues, dormian como deben
dormir los angeles, y soflaban
con un convite celestial fantas-
tico sin virginales pensamientos
y Sc repet1an ALA dentro de sus
almas, entire tanto que el sol los
besaba metiendo sus labios ar
dorosos por entire las ramas del
naranjal. Pan y bes0s, pan y
besOs. Pan y 6es0S.
Santiago Casanovas y Patron
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23
PAN Y BESOS

Gaia ell sol a plomo sobre la
plaza, crugfan las ramas de los
arboles como desperezandose de
tanto calor: la terra respiraba
alientos de fragua: en- la iglesia
las cornisas Sc destacan con to-
nos violaceos en- la blanca pa
red, y los azulejos del campana-
rio ref1ejan al sol mismo. Ell
pueblo descansa: a esa hora dor
milan la siesta los vecinos en- los
patios frescos como jardines, con
sus arcadas arabes, sus fuentes
monum entales, sus toldos de To-
mas y sus lluvias de aZahar. En-
la plaza de la iglesia todo era
luz y fuego: lquien Sc atreve a
tomar Ell tabardillo? PerO los
monagos han salido con sus So
tanas rojas chillonas tras de los
arboles van apareciendO uno,
dos, tres, muchos niflos desarra-
pados y sucios: llegan a ju2ar
en- la plaza, a chillar y a correr;
que nj el sol de verano nj la
nieve de Enero han sido nunca
para ellos impedimentos de dia-
bluras. Bajo Ell tapiz de SOM
Bra de los arboles Sc reunen: los
monaguillos traen dinero: Hasas
beyyos.. los chicos de la calle
tambien tienen algunas y jue-
gan todos a bares y m0nes.
Como entire el ramaje de las
frondas Sc despican trinando los
graciosos y pintados pajarillos,
asi en- la sombra de la plaza gri-
taban y cantaban los nifIos; CO.
mo en- la huerta andaluza resal-
ia de entire Ell verde la manzana
aromosa, las naranjas y las fru-
tas mas ricas, asf semejaban las
carillas de diablos dc los chicos,
coloradotas, rozagantes, frescas
Y alegres. ALI no habfa penas
en- el corro: ALI NADIA mas que
algeria franca. espontanea, en-
cantadora. Juegan sin parar.
Son unos viciosos. lCara 9 cruz?
jPares 8 nones? De cuandO en-
cuando alguien llora porque
pierde, y a ratios Sc We un mo-
zalvete que Sc enorgullece por-
que CANA.
Es CoLasinz, Ell chico de la seHd
Amtonia, que lie saco a su madre
dos berras chic0s y las ha tripli-
cado en- el juego. '"CoIasiu,
Colas@a, retfrate", dice el ni1o
para su coleto, y Sc va, y deja a
los otros que jueguen y que
pierdan 6 Sc h0g0m ricOs.
-iQue pillo; pues no Sc larga
porque ha ganado!
-Granula.
-Desagradecido.
-Mala ralea.
CoIaS&n no hace case de estas
palabras nj de dos 8 tres pelota-
EOS que le tiran. Ell va mas
contento que unas Pascuas y va
ha doblado por la esquina y nj
We a los viciosos nj mira cosa
alguna. pues todo su empeilo
esta en- encontrar a la Maruc0,
a la hija de la desgracia, sin pa
DIRE nj madre, sola. desvalida,
que no habra comido, iy quien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23

-. SabrososS dulces en- almfbar de
varias classes, Sc venden todas hOras
al lado del Ayuntamiento, n1mero 80,
frente & la Plaza Principal D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23
.BOrraoh0rs
es una
Enfermedad y
Puede ser Curada

ES SU MARIDO, HERMANO,
PADRE, 8 cualquieru de sus parien-
teS af1igido con eSta Enfermedad de
BorracheraI Nosotros tenemos una
cura segura que Sc puede dar con 6
sin el conocim1ento del paciente.
Lean ei siguiente que habla por 81
miSmo:
San FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. I, 1000.
DIR. w. H. SAUNDERS & co.
Chicago, Ill.
Qreridos Seflores - Benignamente
-eclban mis- gracias por las asombrosas
y permanentes curaS que ustedes han
hecho so5re muchos miernbroS de mi
congrag:ci6n. Yo he organizado una
sociedad entire mis- miembros para
promover y advertir esta mas safa
vlolenta cura para esta espantosa NAL
decida enfermedad que tantos son
afigidoS con ella. Ustedes oiran EN-
el cercano porvenir del reSultado de
sus trabajos. Yo sinceramente espero
que Dios los bendiga y que los permi--
ia de continuar en- este grande y buen
trabajo en- salvar nuestras crjaturas
mortales de la escena de destruction,
y ponerlos en- el camino para que vi
van una vida sobria y honrada. Sola-
mente dcseando de poder hacer mas
para asistir ustedes en- este noble
digno trabajo, soy do Ustedes en-
CriSto
REV. ]. NJ. B.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23
REV. J. N. B.

Nosotros hemos y estamos curando
miles, y tenemoS centenares de testi =
monio emilia haolando de estas asom-
brosas curas. Manden por particula-
res, incluyan una estampa de centa-
vos para la reSpuesta. Cuando nos es-
riban escrfbauos en- Ingles 81 es po-
ible pero 81 no pueGen escriban er
GspAEol. Dirfjafisc al
Or. w. H. SAUNDERS.
Dept Engle wood Station.
B. 1920 Chicago, ILL.,. U. S. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23

RU GA HEEE
Conocido tanto en- la isla como en- el
extranjero el magnf6co producto de la
mejor f6brica puertorriquefia de alco-
holes, pueden hacerse los pedidos a
FEDERICO GATEI.L.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
MANY ATTRACTIONS FOR POLITICIANS
IN POSITION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR.

san+ q Kansas once stated that
was the most attractive governmental
e prize OF American polics-the Presidency excepted
se rev days the
group Of Senator's - ~ S1 - -
y+o~ Ihat the office is said
tba IS that its comparative
congress powerful ambition
the last W M inferred from the action Legislatures
80 months which have had Senators few
ea ~ new York. Fairbanks Of Indiana; Wisconsin,
,t ~ Cooraoo Plat Of Connecticut
Siected Tor the term beginning year.
instance known Of resigning Senate
n @ was that furnished by Henry Clay The relative attractive
branches
@ @ are several reasons why the post Of Senator far
that or Representative although the salary
$40 posi- OF senator carries with social prestige which wanting
representative The term is much smaller
@ ehetoe each of its members Of
attention than falls to the lot Of Representative
- TO this the Of the snate activity
~ uues and Presidential of the
house mas been able through
belonging bills
OF debate which enjoys gives all of members
Perhaps this
ne w rank like Senator Daniel Virginia Wisconsin
practice their willing
!" give up er
pays traction
outside.
1T may also account for the
ana reputation have been anxious
tne income sufficient
OF Me"-Louisvlle Couier-JournaL
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18

trent never to be forgotten. For
4 and grace nothing in river or
service in the entire West equals
side.Wheeled beauty. Five hours
1 Portland and one from Astoria,
8noh the famous fishing waters of
Columbia, past scores of salmon
4 and nets and as many white
led fpb boats, lands the passengers
aIVsco, where close connection is
i for beach points with traina of
#lgsco Railway & Navigation Com
whose cars stand on the wharf
jtiug The steamer. The beach is 81
Il long, two hundred yards wide at
tide, and so hard that carriage
Biz scarcely leave a mark. 1t is an
place for driving, riding, wheel
b walking, and the surf bathing is
srpsssable. The excellent hotels
boarding houses provide good &C.
Enodations at prices ranging from
dollar to three dollars per day.
n round trip rate from Portland TO
bin is $3.50: to Ocean Beach
b, $500, good until October 18th.
! Saturdays, during July and Aug
round trip tickets are sold to beach
b at $3.50, good for return passage
Rng the beach the following Sunday
Iing.
be Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Epsny has just issued a new gum
book, Gree for the asking) which
all about the delightful resorts of
Falley Of the Columbia river. This
be obtained from any agent of the
On Railroad & Navigation Com
or by writing A. L. Craig, gen.
passenger agent, Portland, Oregon.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
STOCKINGS,

How many readers are familiar with
the history and origin of tbs. most
common articles they daily use? We
eat, drink, wear without thinking
whence or wherefore. Stockings were
known among the Romans more than
1900 years ago, as is proved by paint
ings found in the ruins of Pompeii.
They were considered more ornamental
than useful. In the colder climate of
northern Europe they became a neces-
sity, and the manufacture of them be.
came a recognized employment in the
twelfth century, when they were fash
Toned chiefly of cloth. In the reign of
Edward II. they assumed a resem-
blance Of those now worn. At the
courts Of Spain and Italy they were
fashioned Of silk and were made enor-
mously large.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
No Street Gar Seats for Her.

Lots of funny things happen right
along on these cars" said conductor
on the Fourteenth street line to a pas
senger, one day last week. See the
large woman standing inside?" he con-
tinued, using his index finger. "Well,
she boarded my car at the Treasury
and unless somebody leaves the car
I'm of the opinion she'll be standing
when we reach Mount Pleasant, and
all for her treatment Of a poor, tlm1d
little man who failed to resign his seat
to her, a space that she could not nave
occuDied TO save her life, and she knew
#. but some women, in order to make
men Occupying seats feel uncomforta-
bile. will do anything from smother
ing them with their aggressive bundles
down to standing on their feet, all Of
which this woman had tortured the lit
tle man with, and she finally was the
cause of sending the whole car into
roars of laughter. With the woman,
standing in front Of him and swinging
on to a strap, the little man tried to get
IN. and, as the large woman thought,
to offer her his seat at last. Quite loud
enough for every one to hear, she said,
with complete satisfaction and in tone
to freeze anything: oh,
insist that you keep your seat, sir. I
have stood for ten squares, and guess
l can stand the rest of the way and
he was fairly showed back into hisseat
Very soon he tried to get up again. I
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
BEAUTIFUL TEETH.
Better for WON an Than Riches, Dress
or Intellect.

Better for Woman Than Riches, Dress
or Intellect.
Did you ever notice that, when any
one describes pretty girl, he general
ly begins by saying she has beautiful
set of white teeth?
Well, that is natural, because a fine
set of teeth is the most conspicuous
characteristic of the face. A winning
emile, adorned by even, brilliant teeth,
carries woman farther than riches,
dress or intellect.
And, on the contrary, think NOM
emit OF the shock you get when you ses
a woman, or a man, with a yellow re-
voting set OF teeth, or great holes in
the mouth where good teeth ought to be.
DIR. W. A. Wise, the famous dentist
of the Failing building, Portland, Ore
gon, said to the reporters yesterday
that it was beyond his comprehension
why any one in the North west now
should neglect the teeth for day long
or. The big cost of dental work in the
past has been reduced. The expense
now, at euch large and modern equip
ped Offices as Wise Brothers., ia ex.
tremely moderate-no more formidable
than getting repairs made to any article
of regular wear in the household. And
the pain has been banished. There is
no pain. For your own comfort, go and
have your teeth put in order. For your
looks sake, don't neglect your teeth
any longer. If your teeth are worn
out, have new set fitted; or, if few
Of the old ones are gone, have them re-
placed, and begin to enjoy life again.
Your friends will like you better, and
you will like yourself better. Do it
now.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
nopIJLAR NORTH BEACH.

e,.amer r. J. Potter Goes Into
l''sp service June H.
:. vbo are planning their yaca-
Pe g W. vear will be interested in
%, tnl' that the popular excursion
Flns r J Potter-queen Of river
|ast ,oos / ito service June ~, and
vii leave Portland, during
J. ~ an, every day from Tuesday un-
'ss4"rdav inclusive. To, see the
| ~ II the picturesque and mighty
VI, M from the decks OF the Potter
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
Couldn't Do Worse.

soung man" said the stern father,
you think you are in a position to
'Cft nv daughter in the style to
! she has been accustomed?"
snre thing" replied the knowing
D why only last week che re-
to accompany me to the theater
se she had nothing to wear"