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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-30

pile from Emmett and Boise valley joined
Rev. Pierce, pastor OF Nazarene Church of
boise addressed the people at the morning.
afternoon and evening sessions. A basket
dinner was given in Mr.. Perry HadselPs
grove at 2p. m.
Chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs Marlatt,
party of about sixteen young people came
out from Caldwell to attend the lawn social
given by Misses Georgia Foote and Grace
VanWyngarten at Miss Foote's home
Wednesday evening. The entertainment
came to close about midnight after hav-
ing spent delightful evening.
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Watch The Fair Store Windows.

Z w dttH 1ilE OLUTG Ht1uOWs+
Mems linen busters going at cost at the
Fair Store. ....---,-,....
You can get nice lunch at the Caldwell
Bakery. g. Drake. &-
]. &. Nichols is quite sick though now
recovering. He was taken sick Saturday.
Just received large line of Hamilton
Brown shoes at The Fair Store, See their
Little Prices.
Miss Louise Perrault and Edward King
OF Boise were quietly married in Caldwell
Wednesday by Rev. Boone. Miss Perrault
is daughter of Hon. Joseph Perrault of
Boise. "
The old Olmstead house about mile
east east of town burned down Thursday
afternoon. The fire Originated in the
Kitchen. P. N. Powell and family were
living there.
Wednesday evening of this week John
L. Steunenberg was installed vice grand of
Caldwell Lodge No. 10, 1. 0. 0. F. After
the installation ceremonies the brothers
spent pleasant half hour discussing Bot
k1n's ice cream and soda.
The contract has been let for the erection
Of the new Rural printing office. The
building will be located on Main Street, be-
tween the Opera House and the Idaho I'm
plement building. 1t will be 25x75 feet and
built of brick, with a pressed brick and
stone trimmed front. 1t is to be one of the
finest printing offices in the State. Con-
tha
We congratulate the Rural upon its album
dant prosperity.
Mr.. J. W. Duffin of the Crystal Bottling
Co. of Nampa was in Caldwell Thursday
for few hours. The Crystal Bottling
works is a new Nampa industry. having
been established this spring. The plant
cost $10,00 and is capable of turning out
800 bottles of soda water, ginger ale, etc.
per hour. A profitable business has already
grown up, so Mr.. Duffin informed us, and
q greatly increased business is anticipated.
The company is now supplying all points
between Baker City, Ore. and HALEY with
its soft drinks, which are winning an ex-
cellent reputation for purity and healthful,
ness.
| Caldwell is one of the most progressive
towns along the Oregon Short Line. We
have City water works, electric lights and are
putting in a sewer system. Business
blocks are in course of erection or contem-
plation and residences without mum Der are
springing up in every part of town. TIT
volume of business done here is not exec ed
ed by more than two towns along the line
In view of this condition many think tina
a new depot should be built by the ra ilroat
company. At present the Oregon Shor
Line is enjoying an immense business ha
made and is making many improveme MT
in many sections and is looking favorably
upon many towns In the State. Caldw ell
should be one of them, we do large bust
ness with the company and the entire sec
ton is growing and developing rapidly.
will be only a short time until the compan,
will have to build in order to accomodat
its bushes. If the town would quit peck
ing at the railroad company and show
kindly interest in its welfare someth in
might be done.
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STAR ITEMS

Star, Idaho, July 81, 1904. (speclal 10
THE TR1BUNE.) &c. Mathis of Fort worm
Texas, is visiting W. A. Langtord. mr.
Mathis is looking for location in Idaho
H. M. steetle of Caldwell visited Star sun
day.
Mr.. Smith of Boise spent Saturday nlgh'
and Sunday in Star.
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Presbyterian Church Services.

The following will be the order of SER
vices in the Presbyterian church on Sab
bath, July 81:
Sabbath School at 10 80. A. NJ. Subject
Omri and Ahab.
Preaching at II 30 subiect-T he lifting
up of Christ.
Christian Endeavor at Up. m. Topic
an evening with Burmah and Siam.
A Union Temperance Meeting ats
DAVID A. CLEMENS.
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Mor,cE FOR PUBLICATION

o,,oo ,S hereby given that the following
0 tee settler has filed notice Of his intention
r. make fnai proof in support Of his Claim ana
ss ma T e T dSo e on es5 n?
Da A G TomeStead Application No. 1866, John M
Eaa: for the 81 Mex, Sec. %, I. NJ
W. B. M. .,,.,,,. ,,,tnessas tn nrove his
continuous residence upon ana cul'lF"'ion Vi
S" ivan r, Am;ck, Riley Ballard, John Craft ana
LOGAN lsenberg, all Of Caldwell, ldah9; ss.or
,Iy16A13 nAIthh u '''
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Remember

The Fair Store carries full line of Gill
more & Ruhl Clothing and their prices are
lower than the lowest.
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The Best On Earth-those Sum
nit brand golf shirts at the Ballan-
tvue-Dee's Clothing department.
They have lots of 'em.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office,

Boise, idaho, July /, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that Henry V. D. Han
~ nah, of Caldwell, Idaho, has filed notice Of
Intention to make proof on his desert-land claim
No. 1894. for the Lots 4, 5 and G, Sec. /, TIP N,
we'll, Idaho, on tuesday, the 9Th day Of August,
1904:
He names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of i'd land :
George D. Stafford Thomas Burns, William +.
Baker and H. H Stafford, all of Caldwell, Idaho.
J9A6 HARRY J. SYMs, Register.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Boise, Idaho, July 6, 1904.
NJ office is hereby given that Thomas T. John
~ ston, Of Caldwell, Idaho, has filed notice Of
claim No. 1852, for the NW14 SEE Sec. "a. T. 4
n, RAW B NJ before Clerk Probate Court at
Caldwell, Idaho, on Monday the 22nd day Of
August, 1901
He names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation of said land :
Joseph l.. Roland, Isaac P. Jones, George
Springer and Frank Star, all Of Caldwell Idaho.
J9A6 HARRY j. SYMs, Register.
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Nr. 1916, @oltonitroBc.
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Norb.8apioritr., uno Winnie Cor
man, 20.
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@eltern IarDlano. Balm.
Frat ant 2. EftpDer 1904 IN strait.
31ge berlaiien SiqensStation, iuie foIgt,
EndIidt

Frat ant 2. Ettpoer 1904 In aratt.
8Hge b~erlaiien Silenf5tation, iuie f0lgt:
SGglidI.
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Habn G9dihbersburg. Wlartilisburg nnb G9lil'
defer.
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Tdattd, an~sgcnpmmen 5OuntagS.
TIE Norm. - Wurf. y. Il s. Glib, mo Sdn7t'
9tnie 6itlid bon @rorD'Srobe. Carlisle uHo
SIS Sorm. ~ 6auptItuie, Saaerstopn, ebip.
pensburg, Treoerid, 9mmitisUurg IH0 Y. &
gS. 0ubH Bis @lftOu.
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Dorf uHb GETTYSBURG.
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Marplano mnb Ycnnipluania.gahn

3iiGe o~erlaiien giotifs gtbenues 5tattcn:
7.30 BORN. nah Della, idgIih, ausQenoms
MEN Spnitiugs.
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go nab Uelntr, tdglt6, uilsaenommeli
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Garniiaq.
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C.ueen glnnc's Giicuba6u.Gp.

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Mer6antS' e MincrS' SrnnspOr-
tatiUn Company.

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Baltimore 9ampf.G So.
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(Tei2-)
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Manner ,lnb 1ranru fpmmt III inns.

Wlofiiter tinb Srnuen NIT g~chcimen Grnnfbet'
ten, ooer aranpfnoerbrirt Geibiuiiren, nllsidi'
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9OkIeHganolsr.
Nnrr Mintrr Nnh[cn.

gScnn nlr SUD cine nuo zine gierteG Sounc
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mitro en-, Iuiirae Sure GGGienrcdluuug banl
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anouuerube Surtc uHo irbe Suuitc iuteat 22lO
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GmcriOn e WOrgnu,
Central. spCuue unS @uunh.strnRe.
SGlepbOn; Is. a Y. Wit.. BenOu 5000 u. -
Nh. Niuoiut 800. tGtt2t, 3gRte, LdI,D
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Tir Iameu.
Gas Gcleetit.0 amcn.s dlnciSerioitem

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County Clerk

DIED After an illness of about $ days, with continued fever Waiter Lee, third son of P. r Carter. All that loving kin and kind friends could do done no ap- parent good. He bore his sick ness with the greatest of fortitude. He was Io years old, just merging into manhood. There never Was one that had kinder disposition than Jack, as most of the young people called him.
 Sorrow not. loved ones, we have q hope that he is far bettsr off than Us, for God says he will give his people eternal life.
 Uncle William.
The Monticellonian., 1904-08-18
List of Grand and Petit Ju TOTS for the September Term, 1904, of the Drew
 Circuit Court.

Grand Jurors-A M Nicols, " T. Rich ardson, J P Rogers, A Sawyer, " II Isom. W T Gulledge, NJ s Collins, Walter Caster, H H Hankns. V J Trotter, E B Wells, R E kimbro, J NJ Howell. J S.Kim- brs, P Kidd, Adam Rhodes
 Alternates-R Fleming. A Posey, Henry Berry, ST, Waiter Porter, D H Fox, Simon Stinson.
 Petit Jurors-A H Owens, s W Moore, J II Denton, c D Osln, Geo Jones, II T Adams. D B Lee, Wiley Cruce, Jerry Knowle=, Will McShan, Jno Trce James Gladuey, Fled Miles, NJ Lord. W L Har- rell, 4 Jackson, Geo Spencer, Arthur Curry. Arthur Gotham, c W Jeter, W T Gill, A L Measles, Lawrence Hart, A Hogue.
 Aternates-G H Crutchfold, w " Co., person. c E Haskew Ad. Lagrone, J P Weatherall, Stanton Harrell, T Kennedy. James MeNeese.
The Monticellonian., 1904-08-18

It is all right for an independ- eut in politics to vote for whom soever he wishes; but the man who goes into primary election aud makes fight for his man and loses has neither a moral or political right to bolt the nomf- nee. To establish such a prece- dent, as the right one, would be to make q roaring farce of the primary election. What would be the use or sense of holding q primary election ifno one was bound by it? Who IS to be the judge of a mans qualifications for office, the majority or minori- ty? The time has never come, and we opine. never will, when the nominees of the party will please everybody, but the object and the sole object of a primary is to hold the party together by means of getting the choice of the majority by such preliminary measures. Now, after this IS done. i'll good faith, We fail to see wherein the "hOlier than thou. have a semblanee of eX- euse for kicking out of the traces. " It is no argument to claim that the nominee is bad man, for that question IS settled. If the majority are not qualified to pass on the fitness of men for official functions. then popular government Is q failure. Those of our Democratic friends who profess to believe that Harry i Meyers is such all exemplary character, and such a model citi- zen notwithstanding the crew
 he is ganging with ought to
 have remained outside of the pre- cincts of the primary, and then
 their right to vote for Meyers could not be questioned. But
 when they entered the primary election. in which Gov. Davis was candidate, and with the probable chances of receiving the nomination, at least, they are estopped from denying his right to the office, so far as they are individually concerned and their vote goes With the close of the primary, their case closed, and they should patiently and heroieally abide by the result.
The Monticellonian., 1904-08-18
Notice.
and aII leading Druggists

The following named Executors. Admins i trators and guardians have filed their Annua Accounts Current at the Apr. Term. l904 o the Drew Probate Court to come mp for spprov al at the July Term, 1901, of the Drew Probate Court as follows. to-wit Wood. guar. Dan c RutledGe, minoa- final account
 T Wood, guar. Zach Miles, minor Julia Stvron. Walter Lambert and z T Wood, Executors estate Dallas Miles, decd Harris guardian Ruth Harris, minor C " Lambert Carl Niles Walter Lambert. guar Dallas Niles. minor. Knox, curator minor heirs II Cavaness. deceased
 K L Hardy, guardian Earl Minnie and Liz, zie Harper minors
 " Bailey, guar. Alvie and Rev Jordan. mi. nors
 J Knox, guar, Earl Niles. minor, L Burks, guar. Harvey Ray and I. Burks. Jr.. minors.
 J Dishougb. guar. Henry Prewitt. minor final account
 J Taylor, guar Anna Bell Taylor. minor.
 -Admr. est. II R Taylor, decd J Dieken. guar. John F Dicken minor Mrs Boyd, guar. Charley Boyd minor Elias Nelson adnr. est. Daniel Ridgell. decd 4 Kimprl .. c. Silas Brown deco. - final nccount
 , Barber. guar Jas Rawles minor
 ." Carroll ' RW Harren. BCPtewtt. Gulledge and L Morgan, exrs est T " Gulledge decd.
 Mrs L Ford. admx est. J J Ford decd And notice is hereby given that any persons interested in any of the above named settle ments are warned to file their exceptions there. to. if any they have, on or before the second day of the July term. 1904, Of this tiourt or they will be forever debsrred from excepting there. to or any Item thereof. Witness my hand aud official seal this s,h day of May. 1904 J, " KI4BRO,
 County Clerk
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EstraX Notice.

Taken up by Tom Bulloch, on our Short Bend place, s miles north of here, last Wednesday, July E, one dark bay, spare-made mare, with white spot in fore head and white spot on right hip, near root of tail. One light bay horse, branded 5 on right shoul- der and 20 on right hip; left shoulder shrunken; both hind feet white. Owner will please call for same at once.
 s. A. Duke Co.,,
 July 19, 'o4. Baxter, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1904-08-18
Letting of Cotton scales.

Notice is hereby given that seal ed bids will be received for the weighing and adjustment of weights, in ease of dampness CT damage, of the cotton crop of Ioo4 bids to be made on or be- fore the and day of Sestember, l9o4. Bond will be required. The City Councilreserves the right to reject any and all bids. See the undersigned committee for particulars.
 ]. l.. Allen,
 Walter Lamb bert,
 D. I. Hyatt.
 Committee.