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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-17
BIC DROP IN TEMPERATURE.
Growers in south Aiarmed--A Frost
 Predicted.

Charlotte, N C., April 16.-News from the North Carolina trucking belt is that
 the fall in the temperature has alarmed growers The weather bureau predicts
 frost, and if the wind subsidies it is likely to prove true. The bean crop
 will likely suffer most, while the straw
 berry crop, which is just beginning to be picked, will not be injured much,
 except to delay ripening to some ex- tent. U @ ..--.
 Charleston, S. C., April 16.--with a drop of fully twenty degrees in the temperature recorded since morning,
 truck farmers in this vicinity are anx- Iious concerning the future. Hundreds of thousands of dollars are invested in truck in this section, and hundreds of acres of peas, beans, lettuce, aspara- lgus, cucumbers and other vegetables are in danger. The local weather bu- Ireau has issued frost warnings, predict ! ing fall to forty degrees. ..:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-17

Kamranh Bay is in Cochin China, about two hundred miles northeast of Saigon.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
Free Lecture.

Emmett D. Nichols, the noted
public lecturer, of Pennsylvania, will
give his lecture entitled "Accomp-
lishments of Energetic Minorities"
at the Assembly Hall Wednesday
evening. April 10. Lecture is free.
Emmett D. Nichols, of Pensyl-
vania, has begun his platform work
in Idaho, speaking on the subject
of the Liquor traffic. At Moscow
last Sunday April 2. He spoke in
the afternoon at the Baptist church
and in the evening he addressed a
Union meeting in the Methodist
church at which the crowd filled the
church and many were turned
away. The people wanted to hear
him further and he will speak there
again the coming Thursday and
Friday.
Wilkes. Barre, Pa.
I can most heartily testify that
E. D. Nichols, holds, in the esti-
nation of his townsmen, a position
of the highest regard.
As a speaker he is clear, logical,
forcefu1, not lacking in sentiment;
is often eloquent, and always earn
est. He is always heard with
pleasure in his own city.
MRS. H. w. PALMER
w. c. T. u. State Supt.
of Reforms in Industries.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
J. w. Bach wished Bolse Th1rs..

7. w. Bach visited Boise Thurs
day.
Mrs. M. | Church has returned
after a short visit at Boise.
The professional card of Dir. L.
a. Harris appears in this issue.
DR.. Harris has located here per-
manently. His office is in the
Froman-Da Wis building.
The Emmett school boys came
over to Caldwell Saturday to play
ball. Richard Beatty's aggregation
was too many for them. The score
was II 10 9.
George L. Boggs, who has been
In the county Jail for several weeks
awaiting trial, had hiss case tried
before Judge Stewart this week.
He was found guilty and sentenced
to three years in the state peniten-
tiary. The charge against him
was ENLIGHTENMENT.
Jack Goodwin, formerly of En-
NETT, is engaged in organizing a
stock company at Caldwell, which
has for its purpose the putting in
of foundry and machine shop.
The capital stock is $1o,ooo.-Em-
NETT Index.
Miss Potter wishes to announce
that kindergarten will open on next
Monday at the Hardy residence,
south end of Kimball avenue.
Children on the north side OF
Indian Creek are enrolled for the
forenoon class and those on the
south side for the afternoon. Any
one wishing to be changed from
one class to the other, kindly send
word. The little ones will be call
ed for at 9 a. m. or p. M, accord
ing to class.
| Friday night E. K. Hayes, John
Bane, w. F. Loder, J. L. Steward
and George Rinker were sworn in
as village trustees for the next two
years. Judge Knox administered
the oath.
The board was organized by the
election of E. K. Hayes as mayor
w. F. Loder, clerk; John Bane
treasurer; Geo. Rinker, chairman
John Bane and J. L. Steward,
streets and walks committee. EN-
NETT Index.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15

chickens wanted at the Saratoga.
Adams carries tobacco and cigars
Miss M. E. Gilgan left Thursday
evening for Glenn's Ferry.
Warranty and Quit claim deeds
hr sale at The Tribune Office.
n, W. Allebaugh's residence on
Fourtb street south is nearly COM
\ pleted.
Attorney Finley Monroe Of En-
mett was in Caldwell this week
attending court.
Work on Mr.. w. G. Cowden's
new residence on Fourth street
sOuth has commenced.
Tuesday evening the new wagon
bridge across the Boise river at
Star; was completed.
Mr.. R. A. Cowden, who has
been quite sick for several days
past.is now much better.
When you have the toothache
remember Dr.. Dutton can extract
your teeth without any pain.
Rev. Cowden spoke at the Pres
byterian church at Nampa last
Sunday morning aud evening.
Peter Wyengarten has moved his
tailor shop up town. He is located
with Mr.. Moe in the Rural build
Ing
Robert Mcclure is clearing the
land on Third street south prepare
tory TO building a handsome resi-
denCe.
Miss Viola Root and Mr.. Earl
3, Bates were married at the home
Of Miss Flora Highland Frioay
evening week ago, Judge Geo. w.
n Stovel officiating.
G., W. Hodson, our real estate
man is building a residence on
First street north, opposite the
the Presbyterian church.
Have your teeth extracted while
you sleep by Dr.. Dutton. DR..
Button is having great success with
bis new somnoform outfit.
DR.. Harris has purchased lots on
the corner OF First street North and
Fourth avenue east and may erect
residence this summer.
W. R. Cupp is assisting Sheriff
Nichols and Deputy Payne in
maintaining the peace and dignity
Oh canyon county during court.
county Commissioners Fiske O
Farma, Bayse Of Emmett and Dodc
OF franklin are in Caldwell thi:
week. The Board met Monday it
regular session.
Frank Holgate has commenced
"ofN On a new residence on thu
Montaln View farm east of town
MI Holgate's house was burnec
uOWn some time ago.
IA I'll
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
TOWN AND COUN TRY.
The weeks REooRD'oF. LOCAL EvgMrs.
Judge Stewart is holding court

81 = q .s'-et - o0AAtHS COuII
in Caldwell this week.
The ice cream and soda season
is on, get pure cream, sparkling So.
da, refreshing lemonade at Adams.
A full line Of periodicals Of all
kinds subscriptions taken for any
publication on earth. by E. H.
Adam. ..@% -#,..,.Z
II. N. Maxey's residence on
the corner of Fourth street south
and Second Avenue east is. nearly
finished. ...>"# + r..
The contract for w. G. Cowden's
residence was let this week to Con-
tractor G. H. Van Wyengarten.
The cost of the residence is to be
$1,000. s.a..>. .5~
oE The many friends. of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Roberts, formerly of
Caldwell will be greived. to learn
of the death of their son, John.
He died at Boise, Tuesday, of
pneumonia. ... ~-4.....,l -.
Our esteemed contemporary, The
Caldwell News has installed a
Simplex type setting machine.
We are pleased to note this evil
dence of prosperity on the part of
the News. ..... -. Il
~. K. Horace was in from
Notus Monday. Mr.. Horace is
running restaurant and livery
stable at that place. He reports a
good business. The town and sur
rounding country is growing rapid
ly. 49,
AR. and Mrs. Steele of Caldwell,
passed through town, Sunday en-
route to Marsh, They were accom-
panied as far as Emmett by Miss
Dolly Dement,, who came to visit
her sister, Miss Maybe1.-Emmett-
Pearl Record.
Messrs Froman & Little, our
real estate dealers, one day last
week sold $1,000 worth of lots for
the Caldwell Land Co. That was
not bad showing for one day.
1t shows that Caldwell is growing
some.
We call your attention to Gordon
& Adams ad in this issue. Mr..
Gordon is an experienced and
capable marble worker. You will
find that he will treat you right in
every way and the work will be
first class.
Former Immigration Commiss-
Toner T. C. Egleston is having
10000, copies of his report as com
missioner, printed in Chicago.
They will be. distributed at the
Portland fair. The reports will
make a car load OF literature.
am first class land scape gard
ner and am prepared to lay out, fix
up or design lots and lawns. also
will take care of lawns and flower
beds through the summer, For
further particulars cali, or write me,
at the Calvert hotel, Caldwell.
A15-M6e S. ScHMAN
For Sale.-Five acres of land in
the city, of Caldwell. Also five
room house, nearly new and three
lots, good out buildings. Also one
business lot. good location. Viii
sell all or any part for cash, or give
good terms. Write or see J. G,
Nichols, Caldwell. Idaho. If
Elk Commissioner w. H. Plat o
Payette was in the city this week
He is on the jury. Mr.. Plat in
forms US that Payette is growing
rapidly. Many new people arr
going in every day. At present I
great many buildings-both resi-
dence and business blocks are il
course of construction.
The following Caldwell young
people spent Sunday at the Enter
prise warm springs: Mrs. Nelli'
Williams, Miss Edna Jones, Doro
.bv Stewart. Lottie SchregarduS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
PROGRAM c. L. S. c. CLUB.

Roll Call - Quotations from
Goethe.
In Observation-Disclosures the Ath-
ems of Germany.
Quiz-Miss Horn.
Sketch of lite of Goethe-Mrs.
Cakes.
German Literature. Goethe, Her
man & Dorothea-Mrs. Goldsmith.
Next meeting-Mrs. Cakes.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
PERSONAL OVAL MENTION.

3 =
nesday.
Sheriff J. c. Nichols visited Boise
Tuesday.
G. B. Ross Of Parma is in town
this week.
Mrs. F. +. Phillips visited Boise
Wednesday.
Mrs. ". G, Maxey is visiting in
Boise this week.
J.P. Wilson was down from Mid
d'eton Wednesday.
Attorney H. A. Gria6tl1s visited
Boise Saturday last.
w. R.. Cupp attended to business
at Emmett this week.
James Munro transacted bust
ness at Boise Tuesday.
S. NJ. Coffin Of Boise transacted
business in Caldwell Friday.
Martin Jensen was in Caldwell
Wednesday transacting business.
Miss Amy Madden was down
from Boise few days this week.
Judge J. H. Richards was down
from Boise this week attending
court.
Leroy Harmon has accepted a
position in L. W. Bodkin's drug
store.
MIS-. P. OConner spent a few
days in Nampa this week visiting
friends.
Hon. A. B. Moss OF Payette
attended to business in Caldwell
Monday.
VIM. March, prominent Mid
dleton cattle man and farmer was
in town Saturday.
Cashier A. <. Steunenburg
transacted business at Boise Satur-
day and Sunday.
o. D. Canter, the Jordon Valley
sheepman, was in Caldwell the fore
part of the week.
Miss Minnie Kingsbury of Boise
spent few days in Caldwell this
week visiting friends.
Misses Imogene Madden and
Georgia Mcfarland visited Boise
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Egleston
have gone to Nebraska, where they
will spend the summer.
Elk Commissioner Breshears of
Middleton is in Caldwell this week
serving on the jury.
w. H. Miller and family have
moved to Rockville and will spend
the summer at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Cope have
moved back to Caldwell and will
make this their future home.
R. v. Sebree, proprietor of the
Saratoga, umpired fast game OF
base ball at Meridian Sunday.
Miss Weaver is in Caldwell and
will remain all summer, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Conover.
J. J. Walling, the Nampa real
estate dealer, transacted business al
the county metropolis Monday.
Mrs. A. F. Ishsm and daughter
returned from Ontario, Monday
evening, after short visit at tina
place.
c. J. Shorb, of the Idaho Stamp
Works, transacted business a
Parma, Payette and Weiser thi:
week.
Hon. Frank Martin, ex-Attorney
| General was a Caldwell visito
Saturday. He returned to Bois'
the same evening.
Watson Vernon, the Boise arch
itect, transacted business in thu
magic city Monday, returning
home the same afternoon.
L. Carpenter of Notus was
Caldwell visitor Tuesday. Mr.
Car oenter is building a larg'
amusement hall at Notus. He re
ports that thriving village in goot
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-28

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w go. Of fp Cor NJ. l. The place Of
beginning
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,; thence - W. l5O TT to Cor No
;; thence = r. 1900 # to cor, No
4; thence 20 +, $50 II to cor No l.
the plac. III, beginning
Eeginn = at Cor No. l. whence the
stn + NJ NJ arars ear : Z! 81 a. 81 3 Z y ". Of
IT: them % 30 w, 1900 It. to Cor
No. .. thrugr y. Is ~ W $50 #. to
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stn N ? NJ aSsr. Ss : - : sd 3 : q 4t2S " 81
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to Cor. n the place OF beginning
CHESTER LODE.
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so IT. to D.r No 3: thence ~ 10 AZ r
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EDNA l. LODE.
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Contain 9s476 acres, exclusive Of
area in conflict with surveys Nos. 524
so. 9ol. 'upN, 1870 a. lDTOB. I11GB
l220. - 1873. 1870. 74l2A 74t2B
i3Ail, l5S'' II120, aud l1-ll, and form
ing a portion of the unsubaivided
township : south, of range i3 west %
the sixth principal meridian.
said 10 atoms being recorded in Vo.
~. page ii0 and 4l1tsNol 127 pages
l2o to l. Inclusive. Vol. liS. pages
64l and ttE Vol, 1872, pages 346 to $50
INCLUSIVE Vol, l5a. pages III, ls4 10
lS' inclusiNr- 1870 and 1874 Vol $50.
pages So 10 62l inclusive of the rec
ords of t'nHr Greek county. Colorado
AdJoini % claimants. owners of the
above narIrI surveys
9 u. FORD Register
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-28
An Old Boy at the Circus.

Congressman C. b. Lands of Indi-
ana is fond Of the circus.
THE price cuts no figure" he said,
In telling story on himself to prove
his assertion. Il found myself one
night in country town in my state.
in which here was a one-ring circus,
a rare attraction. After the crush was
under canvas I sauntered down to
the grounds and laid dollar bill on
the shelf of the ticket agents wag-
on. He issued the necessary slip, and
Just then the band struck up. For 4
minute I was boy again. | made a
rush for the door. after | was about
six feet away from the ticket wagon
I heard the agent call out:
"'Hcre! Come back and get your
chang
But kept on. ! knew the call was
meant for me, but concluded
wouldn't give the agent the satsfac-
ton OF linking I was sucker. Then
heard him say; There's another
hayseed who will come out and howl
that he was robbed
at was ten-cent show, but I got
more than ninety cents worth of fun
out of It. If it had been rotten l
never should have peeped. The Sun
day MAGAZINE.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-28
When the Window Sticks.

Mr. Appleby, who In the course OF
sixty years had only twice left his
native town, looked up from his read
ing of the weekly paper with an ex-
preston of mild interest on his wealth
erbeaten face.
There was kind of set-to in the
railroad train yesterday. mother" he
said, betwixt two women. about
whether window should be open or
shut, and the question has risen as to
whether the folks side of a window
control 1t or the folks behind. | could
read you out what it
"Yon needn't" said his Travelled
spouse, with great briskness. Il
haven't been down to Boston once a
year for ten years without learnin;
that neither the folks beside a win.
dow nor the ones behind can control
it--nobody can but the brakeman.
And sometimes he can't.'-YoutEs 4
Companion.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-28
Sample Of Eastern Folly.

Some folly seeker and devotee OF
Nabobisn comes out in New York
paper in favor Of uniformity in dress
coats. He proposes that just ordinary
people in the private walks of life
shall have dress coats of black velvet
collars and cuffs. but those people who
hold positions under the government
should wear coats with purple velvet
collars and cuffs. Did ever sham ex-
ploit itself SO absurdly?
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-28
Great CARGO Of Bananas.

With one of the largest carsoes of
fruit brought here from the tropics
for months, the United Fruit Com
pany's steamer Admiral Sampson,
Captain Higgins, arrived at Long
Wharf rom Jamaican ports. Slowed
under the vessels matches were 1929
bunches Of bananas. Globe.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-28
Dwarf Weiuhs Twenty Pounds,

Smaun Sing Hpoo is a native of
Burma. and one of the few perfectly
propor .oned dwarfs in existence He
weighs only twenty pounds and stanGs
two fe ut ten inches in height.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01
Pulled the Gun After Him.

Warren O'Meara, of Duluth. night
chief of the Western Union Teje.
graph Company, while hunting
some sixty miles to the northwest
of the city on Sunday, was hit in
the shoulder with a charge of duel
shot received through the accident
al discharge of the weapon while
pulling the gun after him as he
left the boat. The injured man
was taken to Hibbing as quickly as
possible, where DR.. Weirick re-
moved a number of the leaden
pellets, after which he was taken to
St. Mary's Hospital, Duluth.
Just what the party we're hunting.
for at this season of the year is not
stated, but we presume it must
have been game .wardens-as that
is the only bird left unprotected by
law the year round.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01
Virginia Silver Case on at Duluth.

&: The trial in the famous "Virginia
Silver" case is on at Duluth this
week, and many prominent officials
are numbered among the witnesses.
Included in the number are State
Auditor Iverson and former state
auditor Dunn: The case will be
heard by Judge Dibell, and involves
the validity of state mineral leases.
In speaking of these leases Mr..
Dunn is credited with the state
ment that he considers them defec-
tive and unconstitutional. He is
also credited with the statement
that he is in no manner, directly or
indirectly, interested in the "Sliver"
or Mabel Evans lease, and that he
thought he was entitled to credit
instead of censure in saving to the
state the property involved in the
strip Of land covered by the lease
and described as 581b II.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01
Writing Up Hustling Range Burqs.

The Duluth News Tribune is this
week Introducing special feature
in the form Of write. ups of various
range communities, giving the data
of the various municipalities and
mention of the business leaders of
the places. In the write-up of some
of the places the village officials
are given prominent place, but
we note that the face of VIM. Grant,
president of the village of Chisholm,
is numbered among the missin g
An objectionable oversight.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01
Will Attend Duluth Business University.

A number of our young people
have decided to enter the Duluth
Business University at the begin
ming of its fall term, Tuesday Sep
tember 5th. We congratulate these
young people on their selection of
school, as this institution is con-
coded to be one Of the very best of
its kind in the country. It's hun
dreds of successful graduates. are
the proof.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01

"SOMEONE suggested a roof for
Chisholm during the carnival"
says the Mesaba Ore And what
would they label it:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01

A DULUTH man has been declared
insane because he talked contin-
ually." The ladies will please make
a note oft, :.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01

THE business man who talks to
the readers of the local paper as he
talks to the customers in his store
is the one who wins.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01

THE following. temperance SER
mon is sheared from the Field Sur
vey column of the Duluth Herald:
zone way to make water more
popular drink would be to have the
impression get out that it was very
bad for people to drink it,"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01

s'E::C. KtLEY, OF the Grand IA pids
Herald Review, has just returned
from years visit in Europe and
"is back in the harness." according
the Duluth Evening Herald. Didn't
know Bro. kiley had. been to
Europe, but had considered the evil
dent falling down in the columns
of the Herald-Review to be the
natural result of trip to Germany.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

As he approached the Rue des Irlandais,
the presence of a vast throng blocking the
street-this and terrible uProar appeared
to Justify his belief a shell had fallen and
stricken some one down. Good Cod"
he said If it were Doloresl"
He pressed his way into the crowd, ask
ing for news as he went. Many knew him
there, and volunteered information; but
some moments passed before he could arrive
at the truth.
"A man hurt-are you sure it was a
mani" he asked them. Twenty voices
answered that they had seen him for
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

Max PEMBERToN the brilliant English novelist writing for The
I' Sunday Magazine thrilling ITSELF
but grouped together qndet the general title of "A Daughter the Reds
English physician Paris during siege of 1901 after
of
Frenchnen Edmund Oopp Partisan
remembered
little friendship generosity
epoch willing share the fortunes of the beguered
city,
story September" graph
cries, winapp in The Sunday Magazine of March 19.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

eau de IA Muete and looked the Prussan lines
And YOU lucky II YOU took sterner part in It
Edmund OrlOpP, doctor and Bohemian, had no need
To 90 up the Chateau de Ia Muette when he would
the Prssian shells for he lived III of the taest
houses of the Boulevard St Michel; and when he
climbed night through the skylight Of the garret
he had fine place any general accommodating at
Mount Avron. A stranger IN the Ctycuriosity chiefly
and upon curiosy-a fine atruistic had kept him
IN Paris during these terrible days Here was man
so eccentric If YOU Will that he believed in a divine
call duty among these suffering people and to the
him Rich, learned endowed with superb physique,
something Of dreamer, traveller in many countries,
without ties Of kindred where else in the world would
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

he find such scenes as this Paris now showed
HIM In vain his ambassador offered him
q safe-conduct through the Prussian lines.
Your excellency would never do me
such an injury. had been his answer
When they read the words at the en-
bassy. a youthful secretary asked aside what
the name Of the woman might be. It IS
safe 10 say that there would have been no
more astonished man in Paris could he
have learned Il.
Edmund Orlopp climbed to the roof
Of his house upon the evening OF the
first Saturday in the Jelnary OF the