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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-12

Caldwell, Idaho, July 18th, 1905.
Saturday, the 9th day of the July
Term.
The Board of County Commission
ers met at 10 O'Clock A. M. pursuant
to adjournment from yesterday ::
Present f. E. Fisk, Chairman D. P.
Dodd, Commissioner, and John A.
Tucker, Clerk, when the following
proceedings we're ha-:
On motion the Joint Report of
Treasurer and Auditor for quarter
ending July LIST, 1905 accepted and
approved, and ordered published as
required by law.
On motion the Bond of August
Thommen for liquor license, examined
and approved and license ordered
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-12

On motion the following bills were
examined and passed upon and war
rants ordered drawn on the ROAD
Fund for the amounts allowed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-12

~ motion the following bills were
omined aud passed upon aud war
eA" 10 ordered drawn on the current
Essaso nd the as,as,ltg ITS, al
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-12
Notice For Bids

For the erection and construction
of Court House for Canyon County,
Idaho.
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
The Way To Get Rid Of Bob.

Att'y-Gen. Rogers declares that
the penitentiary, whose manage
ment is being attacked by Gov.
Davis, "has the smallest payroll,
the largest income, less sickness
and the lowest death-rate in its
history" and further declares
that if this is not true, he will
retire from the race for Governor,
resign from office and leave the
State. This is a bold challenge,
and if the statement of the At
torney General is not true, his
enemies will find this by far the
easiest way to get rid Of him.
Batesyille Guard.
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
Those who have suffered know
how to sympathize.
SAAED HIS LIFE.

> j. w. Davenport, Virgo, Ky.
writes June II, 1902. 81 want to
tell You | believe Ballarda's Snow
Lnlment saved any IlIe. was un.
der the treatment Of two doctors,
and they told me one of my lungs
was gone and the other badly atlec-
ted. also had a lump on my side,
I don't think that | could have
lived over two months longer,
was induced bya friend to try
RaIlards's Snow Llniment. The
first Application gave me great re-
lief; two fifty cent bottles cured me
sound and well. 1t is a worderfGI
medicine and recommend is to sut'
forlng humanity, Sold by W. a.
Ed wards,
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
SOLD BY w. A. EDWARDS.
MAGNIFICENT Sci
OF NEW WALL CHARTS.

The most attractive premium offer of recent years is
contained III the proposition made by The Republic ST.
Louis Mo to Old and subscribers of the w week
Republic the oldest established weekly newspaper in the
west and Farm Progress, the great monthly farm and
home journal, also published by the Republic
10 every person who sends 81 to paw for one years
subscription (neW or renewaD to the eaweek
Republic (lO+ issues year, and Farm Progress 0he big
monthly). The Republic will mail postage prepaid and
securely packed new, accurate and complete Of wall
charts containing three great Sheets each 2Sx6 inches
with nine maps, as follows:
Map OF the world your choice of any of the following
states; Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas Kansas Texas and
Indian Ierrtory and Oklahoma he two last-named on
one sheet new map OF the United States and uptodate
map OF Alaska the Philippines Porto Rico, Hawai-
Panama and the canal and topographic map ofthe Russo
Japanese district
Portraits Of all the Presidents, from Washington 10
Roosevelt are also shown.
Iue tW1cc'a-Week Republic was established in 1905
ana therefore ore of the Oldest newspapers in the coun
try More than half million readers attest its merits as
great semiweekly journal
farm Progress contains 10 standard size newspaper
pages each issue Allied with the best farm lnlormaon
Ve stock poultry gardening horses and mules cattle
Uay ana other agricultural departments; pictures puzzles
poems stories chocc fiction fashions domestc.artices ana
d most OF other valuable information
! ms otter is limited to 90 days In ordering specify
which State map is desired
AoureSS Map Department. The Republic, st. T4ouls
Missouri ,In Il .,sMM
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
POOR FARM SYSTEM DENOUNCED.
The Benton County Grand Jury, in the
Name OF Humanity, Asks for Change
IRON Present Pavper System.

The Benton county grand jury,
in its report last week, made the
following suggestion, which is of
interest to the people of every
county in the state:
tWe would most earnestly ap-
peal to the members of the next
general assembly Of the state Of
Arkansas and especially to the
representatives of this county to
repeal section 1929 Of Kirby's
Digest and pass instead a bill
placing the overseer of the poor
farm on a salary instead of the
s1owest bidder" system in eX-
istence at present.
"Then let a bill Of fare excel
lent in quality and sufficient in
squantity and a stipulated amount
of clothing to be furnished each
inmate in a given time, be speci-
fled by law.
"This would remove any in
centive that might impel, the
I keeper to starve or improperly
elothe the inmates in order to fill
his own pocket.
"It must be apparent 10 any
intelligent observer that it is
absolutely impossible for any man
however much he might desire
to do 50, to properly clothe and
feed the county charges on the
mere pittance now allowed each
of them. We must emphatically
assert that our present system is
a shame and disgrace to oul
Christian civilization, that i
would be reflection upon ever
the Russian empire and that i
forms no part and has no place
among an enlightened citizen
ship, such as the grand old coun'
ty of Benton boasts. In tn,
name of common decency, in tn
name of humanity, in the nam
of Him who has commanded u
to feed the hungry and cloth
the naked, we ask the county t
continue to agitate this question
until this pernicious system
repealed, "
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
THIS is NO DREAM.

The Progress says Cave City
five years hence will be a city Of
5000, on the Missouri, Arkansas
and Southwestern Railway and
have the following:
City government, with police
force.
Graded streets, concrete side
walks.
Magnificent stone structures,
built of the finest building stone
in America, found right at our
door.
Larger churches and more Of
them.
A college in which to educate
the young men and women Of our
country.
A city park.
Beautiful residences.
Daily newspapers.
Banking institutions.
Manufacturing establishments,
Electric lights and water works
Wholesale houses,
Free mail delivery.
A fire department.
Up-to date department stores.
The shipping point Of this Sec
ton for handling the various pro-
ducts Of the farmer.
A commodious hotel, near the
famous cave, to accommodate
the throng who will come here
from the cities to rest up, anC
enjoy the pure air and excellent
water for which Cave City i;
noted.
Such growth as the Progress
proposes for Cave City for the
period of five years is perhaps
unparalleled in the history of tn,
world, but the Record hopes i
comes about.
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING

are these lines from J. Ii. Summons,
Of Casey, la, Think what might
have resulted from his terrible
cough If he had no. taken the
medicine about winch be writes:
81 had 4 fearful cough, that dis
oarbcd. my nights rest | tried
every thing, hat nothing wonI1 re-
licyc it, until | took DR.. Mag ;
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Gods, which completely
cured me" Instantly relieves aid
permanently cures all throat ano
lung Diseases; prevents grP and
pneumonia AT Shows Drug Store
guaranteed. SOC and $LC0. Trial bot
lie free,
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
THE BEST DOCTOR.

Rev. B. G. Horton, 4 Sulphpr
Springs Tex. writes, July 10Th, 1902
81 have used IN my family Billiards.
Snow Imminent and llorchound
Syrup, and they have proved GERS
tainiy satisfactory. The l.niment
is the best 1--WE haye ever used for
headache and pains, The cough
syrup has been our doctor for the
last eight years. Sole, by W. A.
Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
AUTION! !

Persons when tlav,hng should
exercise care in the usc Of drinking
water, As safeguard it is urged
that every Traveller secures a bottle
of Chamberlain, Collie, Cholera ard
Dnrrhoea Remedy before leaving
home, to be Gained IN the land
luggage. This may prevent dis
tre>s,ng sickness and annoying
de'ay. For sale by All Druggists,
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20

It's 50 easy to make a child
bappy that it must be an awlulIy
mean man who will not when he
can.
The man who is loudest in his
deounciations of hypocrites in
the church is usually outside OF
lLe church.
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
CURE CHILLS AND FEVER.

g. w. Writ, Nacogdoches, Texas
says eli, daughter had chiiIs and
fever for three years, he could not
find anything that would hIp her
till he used Ilerbine, His wife will
not keep house without 1t and can,
not say too much for it" SOC. Sold
by. W. A. Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
Sure Thing.

"Now Pat" said magistrate
to an old offender, "what
brought you here again2"
"Two policeman, sor," was the
laconic reply.
Drunk, l suppose?' queried
the magistrate.
eyes, sor,'' said Pat, "bcth av
thin. ."-Leslie's Weekly,
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20

The G. l.. Myers insurance
agency has been removed from
Little Rock to Memphis on ac-
count of the Arkansas antitrust
Law.
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20

the result
Scentos performance In this short space Japan adopted everything
that appeared metorou and advantageous civilization
The Christianity Japan may be duplicate of every detail OF
ended ornament of occidental Christianity for Christian principles
have been exempfd and deazed conform the japanese
onal spirit 1t well received by tOSse who capable of under
standing its virtues So it really Japanzed Christianity.
Among pcoppe the opinion prevails that Japan simply
borrower and mao but these forget the Transforming genius the
Japanese shown past history Art politics. religion everything
that Japan adopted from China India she altered and modified
pressing her national spirit all things imported Such has been the
with Christianity 1t is much say that Buddhism we'll
Confuciansm took their best fruit to Japan
Nothing demonstrates better the Japanese conception of Chris
tany than the Japan has followed the present with
Russia 1t is shown in the motive with which she entered into the
c her whole conduct Of the campaign in her methods Of caring
for the wounded her of Russian prisoners that she is
far indeed from being heather.
The benefits be acquired however rom the knowledge and
uCe of Christianity should not be confined Japan only There
the people of Korea the 4oooooOOO Chinese who will require the
sefsame enlightenment in the Asac adaptation of the Christian faith
and civilization the future Japan realizes to be her duty and her
mission guard and guide these people, even If IN doing SO she has
to risk her 0v" destiny h>x.ex.;~. k.szs4se4..
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20

Some women count their jars
of canned fruit like a miser counts
his gold pieces.
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
State News.
Breezy Happenings From
All Over the State of
Arkansas.

Union county grand jury re-
turned III indictments.
The Young Mems Christian
/ Association at Pine Bluff has
more than 1900 members.
H. NJ. Wilkinson, real estate
agent of Fort Smith, has disap-
peared leaving a large number Of
debts behind.
Attorney General Rogers ad-
dressed 5000 people at the John
son County Fair at Clarksville
one day last week.
At Hot Springs John Smith, a
deputy sheriff, was fined S25 for
contempt. He refused to open
county court one morning.
John Cobb, a white carpenter,
was found dead near Pine Bluff
several days ago, and no cause
for his death could be found.
The people of southern Arkan-
sas are feeling much better over
the yellow fever situation since
the recent frosts. The fever has
been near the border Of the state.
At Ozark a few nights ago un-
known parties fired about twenty
shots into a cabin occupied by
John George, a negro. The
negro Immediately left the town.
Mrs. Florence Griswold Of
Chicago committed suicide at
Hot Springs last week by hang
ing herself with a meek ribbon
to the transom of the dooc Of her
room.
Charbon has killed many head
Of live stock in Arkansas county
lately, but the cool weather is
stamping out the disease. Many
wild deer also have died from
this disease.
Lynn Eagle, a prominent farmer
near England, shot and killed
negro named Will Terry one day
last week. The killing was the
outgrowth of a difference over
business matters.
Caldwell & Drake, contrac tors
for the new state capitol, were
allowed $4,000 to cover work
done during September at the
monthly meeting Of the state
capitol commission.
Losses amounting to 500, 900,
upon which there was insurance
of about 40 per cent, tell the re-
suit of a fire which swept the
business portion of the town Of
Warren one night last week.
Charlie Mucher, who for a long
time has been janitor at the Miller
county court house, last week re-
ceived a letter from his sister in
Germany, saying his uncle had
lately died and left him SIS, 900
cash.
M. Quinn, painter, was
dangerously stabbed in the neck
with the jagged end of a broken
beer bottle by Willie Foster, a
young woman, at Hot Springs.
Quinn was intoxicated and trying
to enter the woman's house.
Representative G. f. Chapline
OF Monroe county and j. T. Boyle
engaged in a personal difficulty
at Pine Ridge few days ago,
and Chapline stabbed Boyle
several times with knife, in
flicting no serious wounds, how
ever.
AT Clarksville, Bob Rye, Heary
Brazell and Bril- montgomery.
three young negroes, were arres-
ted and locked up for vagraney
That night they were taken from
the Jail by unknown parties and
, given a good whipping and in
atructed to leave town. They left.
IN
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
CIR GhrtHttatttty nf
Jpalt alt ANaptattult
BY KIKICHIRO MATSUIN,
Secretary of the Harvard japanese Association

APAN is Christian country to-day This statement may
obvious but close study of the nation her peo-
pies manners, customs her art well her political and
social organization will lead to clear understanding
of its truth
However, it must not be supposed that Christianity in
Japan is exact transfer of the western form. Within
the last half century Japan has gone through of The
most eventiu periods in her long history. She
fronted with strenuous duties and labOrs and the whole
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20

True love never drags down.
The poor shot usually hits the
dog.
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20
Ss,-czG

1t is far better to do litjle things
well than to be always dreaming
of doing big things.
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20

...;ll he taken before I
Sharp County record., 1905-10-20

AT Clarksville, Bob Rye, Heary
Brazell and Bril- Montgomery,
three young negroes, were arres-
ted and locked up for vagranoy
That night they were taken from
the Jail by unknown parties and
given a good whipping and in
atructed to leave town. They left.
DR.. j, p, Runyan, secretary of
the State Board of Medical Ex-
aminers, says that since the ex.
aminations have been conducted
under the auspices of the board
the medical standard in the state
has been materially raised. In
competent applicants have been
weeded out and the system is ap.
parently doing much good for
the profession,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27
SECRETARY HAY
MAY BE ON PEACE MISSION TO
THE ORIENT THINK MEN IN
OFFICIAL CIRCLES.

WASHINGTON. March 27.-TLe
impression Is strong in official and
diplomatic circles here that peace in
the Orient is in sight.
There is startling whisper Tia.
Secretary Hay who is Ell route to Ell.
ropcan waters for his health will fig
nrc personally in the negotiations be.
fore his return.
The utter absence OF alarm In ex.
ecntivc circles over Mr.. Hays condi.
ton at a time when his retirement
would mean so much 10 the admins.
tration and tie decision of the Presi.
dent 10 leave the Dominican and
Venezuelan questions for final settle.
mcnt until he returns from his west.
ern trip give added force TO The ru-
mors.
The terms of peace as laid down by
Japan and which are now under con.
sideratiOn by Russia do not include an
indemnify. from trustworthy
source the terms are said to be those
and no others:
First-Retenticn bf Port Arthur by
the Japanese, but open TO all nations.
Second-Recognition of Japan's in.
fiuence in Korea, as supreme.
Third-Complete and permanent
evacuation of Mancmria by Russia,
and some form of International guar.
antee, that is to remain an integral
part of China.
Fonrth-lnternational Management
for the line of railroad extending from
Port Arthur and New Chwang TO Har-
bin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27
WOMAN'S COLUMN.
DAINTY Lingerie For EarIy Spring.

. b b. 4 ~ ! a
Dainty silk petticoats for wear with
matinee jackets or negligee are snown
In many dainty patterns. They are
all, however, made up in wash silks
OF rather heavy but soft quality,
and the fayorite color seems TO be
blue or white. Pale flesh color also
is shown, but does not seem TO be SO
well liked. II
IA beautiful model was Of pale blue
wash silk with deep flounce of open.
work embroidery of self material.
The edge of the flounce was seal
loped and finished with buttonnols
embroidery.
Another lovely petticoat which is
sure to be bought by the first woman
who sees 1t and can afford the luxury,
was OF white liberty wash silk hav.
ing two graduated hounces of accor.
dian pleating. Both founces trimmed
with lace. insertion and edging.
Charming was the skirt of pale blue
silk with deep full founce Of the
same, the ilounce being decorated
with crlss.cross motif of inch wide
Nalenciennes insertion and finished
with ruflle Of the lace.
Nothing prettier than this petit.
coat was shown. eycept nerhans one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27

previously INDUCED. he leapel uut Of
bed and threw himself out of sec.
ond story. window, carrying The sash
and all along with him. The family
hearing the crash began to invest.
gate the cause, and seeing what had
occurred rushed 10 the rescue of Tie
man. When they reached him lie was
50 dazel and shocked by the fall re.
ceiyed, that he thought the eni Of
his earthly career had come. and be.
coming suddenly relislousiy Inclined.
was calling nightly nY;o the Lord 10
save him. The family. however, did
ii instead. 'Joklngly some ore sue
gested sending for hcarse, W. ici
he mistool; for an ambulance to con.
vS him to the HOSPITAL. when he be-
gan TO iniplore that he be not sent
away but left under The care OF the
family that had lsndly taken him in.
The last heard of him he was slill
''''S on" 'lheIy ~ receiver, WAilt
Grady was in the city on Saturday
and took out new window sash with
him TO replace the one broken by Ba
bee in performing he high dive act.
He had better tate warning from this
experience OF the imps getting after
him and cut cut his bsozing p-upcn.
stiles. or old nIcl, will yet get him
for sure, and then II will be too late
for either his friends or the Lor! to
save him from his thraldom.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27
As They See It.

1t is reported 10 us by some of tile
citizens of the proposed Sixth wal /
that while they may be classed as "a
back number" and he twitted be
cause they do not wear socks" yet
when 1t comes TO showing their hand
in voting, they get there all The same.
They had reference in this 10 their
success at the recent election in car.
rying By big majority OF four votes
against the consolidation Of the two
independent school districts into one,
which as they see It was great vic.
tory. The time may come, however
in the near future, when becoming
more thoroughly acquainted with city
affairs. and the need OF n higher uu..
form system of education for the
youth within our corporate limits,
they themselves by that time IN IN.
ded possibly, may he able to see in
their past history defeat from which
they will then recoil. and be ready
likewise to admit with the poet.
What fools we mortals be-"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27

2 Z 80 ~ iifsSi ~ - q
seems TO be the most popular lace.
All4of these skirts launderi beautifuls
" If care isused, though many per:
sons prefer TO have them sent out 10:
be cleaned. .3i;s :ssss s;
Accordion plated stlolnces are of.
course impossible 81 home lali1nigtlets
ing, therefore; 1t is better; for the April
bride who coatemplatesS addfng wash
silk skirts to her troussean, to have
them simply made, unless the eSs
pense Of cleaning is one whica She
need not calculate with qualms.
The all.oyerE embroidery! will lalns
de-, very readily the flounc sSmust IN
course be pressed " wrong side out
with right side against a flannel piece
covered with white muslin. sis: s
a pretty and simple way6tos make
a wash skirt of an April !trousseausisH
to add deep flounce d, self;materiafs
edged with srufflle offtwoinch Val,
9 and have as the only other garnitureS
a large butterfly or spray 4 81 cherry
blossoms in the center of the front
flounce. 3
q Another charming petticoat Is
made in the same way except that
that trimming is a flight of appliqueds
butterflies which are larger near theS
bottom Of the nonnce and grow tiny:
in size as they cross the tlolnee and
filntttter#aboyes " on the slirt.sssS They
are made fof self.materlal cut buffers
fly shape, and having the edges but.
tonholed in embroidery silk, Z
They are attached at the center or
the body, the:wings being only canshtf
by French knots Of the embroidery
silk, SO that they itremble or
liainrtily as the wsearer$ moves, N III
Frills and Furbelows. vs. KS
Green :hats=-a soft beautiful green
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27
It's Out on Them

Mr.. Alexander Patton, a yard fire.
man for the B. and Q. railroad. and
Miss Hattie Rogers, on Golden View.
were quietly married by Rev. o D.
King at the parsonage, on last We'd.
nesday evening at $3.50 o'clock. They
are both young and popular with ..leir
set. but gave them the slip, although
!, is now out on them. They have
started off on their welded Iii, 10.
sethcr buoyant with hope while II.
skies overhead are tinged with the
Golden" how of promise.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27
New Position Accepted,

p. g. l.ayman, corner of Columbia
anil Newton streets, left the city 10.
day for Greensboro, Pa. where he
takes a position under j. a. TodG as
steward on the steamer +. *. iul.ng.
now about ready 10 go into commits
sion for regular service again betr.cn
here and Pittsburg. For all we wish
the greatest possible success. that
their service in transportation render.
ed may result in profit to themselves
and benefit TO our city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27

Tie RIP Van Wrinkle" many years
before the public of ,all parts OF the
globe, has retired, and his son, Thorn.
as Jefferson, has begun where he left
off, and better successor could not
be found for both press and public
pronounce him superior to the elder
Jefferson, for he has youth and is an
artist of rare ability. Those who have
seen both father and son in "Trip Van
Winkl'eH attributed the sons! superior.
ity TO the difference In their ages III
Quick collections. prompt settle
ments-Marion Claim Agency. j
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27
AVER THE RIVER
News From the First Ward BY
Our Special Reporter.

he took a special course in medicine
and surgery, has recently returned
home and resumed his practice We
shall now expect 10 hear OF even
greater success In his practice than
before. by reason of the extra nd 80.
tages enjoyed in so large an instltl-
zion as that which he had the privi.
ieeS of attending.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-27
Trained Nurse Located.

Miss Alta Cooling, formerly nurse
at the City Hospital. who has beet on
a visit 10 her parents for some time.
has returned to the city. She cx.
poets TO locate here permanently, and
follow the duties of her profession on
her own responsibility hereafter. She
is at present nursing a case OF pnel
mOnia fever for DR.. y. B. Cox. at
Boothsville.