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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17
QrohItmdti' t,e Ilaturn .

Dan periiebt oaruutsr 2eute. bic
teiuer Sage oswahien limb uuo oeuen
feline suioetr 6nrnuS entItebt Der un'
aeueure @iOertreit, Der bas 9eben
Obns Senub ueraebrt.". SOlhe Rn'
tureu fiuoet mon b~eionosrs Snblrsit
uuter ben arnnten. bic an Serbau.
unesh6runseu, Rnttigte't, 9erS'
tippitn, Sdminbei, @elbiutt, 9e'
bers uno Riersntrnutbeitsn uno 8al
ieriuht tsibeu. 3iemais iino ne Der
Gage, in Der ne iid btfnoen, &C.
madden, aepndien; &c isi bonn, bnf
Gin aatieer Renihen fie bel 9eiteu
Dor BEN gsrnahlafisen ibres 2ei'
bens ruarnt; uuo niemais i6unen ft
out Der nnoersn Seits, tpenn lie fd1
ibrss aeidbrlidIeu 3utanees bewuBl
eepCrben iiub, in Dem Ribbrand,
pOn tpertblOlen, i@aIfen SiuiHermit
teiu, upn oenen fie zines nnH ben
nnhGrn phne Gtfcla probiren, aenua'
thaH, 60 lei 0eHn, Dob eiu nttiaeI
Menih ie BEL Reitsn aud uOr oieIeH
ielbhR5rbediAeu 7Ieiben wnrHt.
5n ieHem unesbeureu &iberireit,
aber sshen 9nnienbe 50 @lhnee, oi'
nod eerettet tDeroeH i6nuten, tuenr
fe pernanftis hnuoeltsn. tusnn is fit
benz eiHSipsn peilmittel, bos ibner
Geneinne brinnen Tam. Snwrnoer
rpiirben: ben beriihmten St. Dernnrl
Rr6uierpintn, bic fur rs Gents In ie,
ber slpotbsfe 81 baben fihb. Eli
bslEen Eieis. mas 9anienoe Don ee
beilten sprpbifmntti@en slatnren'
|NIt 5zeHbtn btssuaep,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17
&r,tebune Der Saoansr 3ur Sapier'
feit.

Si. teroiI9. 1upf.rtsit unb BIZ
aGbe araft, bic bus iupdntfde Bolt IN
benz iesigsn &risse an ben Sa9 le9t'
lit surn 9roben She'll aus Der Crate
6una bsS iunsen Sapaners gu ertld'
rem, bic Don friib an dbnlld tpte i'm
alien Sparta auf bic YfIess Der pa
te~rlanbsliebe unb bic aus3eidnuna
bes perI0nlidss Mutbss geri9tet II,
Der iapaniids Staatsmdnn Baron
SupematIu bat iid in Gonoon oa'
ribsr gu sinem snSlii4sn GOrrsipon'
bsnten ssdubert:
auf unisrsn S4uleu unb in ru'
5erer @rmee tpirb 9apfsrteit UNI
pflitSerfiluns s%spreOist, Obne aat
8erblabune nit relisi0ien Soeen, mas
benz Guropder pislsidt feItiam er'
i@.int. IS 1T bic ia fdon Dielbelpro'
dene D.ltani6auunS bes rguibtoo",
bic in unIerem @olts pur5elt. Seit'
benz unIer 2anb Der europGit4en&ul'
tur aufaeI9IoFsn porpen 1T, bat Elm
@bitt Sss aatisrs bic 9runogsieBs
unIerer moraliid,n Soeuls fsitgelegt,
bi. in ben S9ulen eelebrt tperosn'
unb bic srobsn geifpiels, bic por9s'
! fiibrt porben, iinb nutiirli9 bic Nd'
| t~ionalbsloen, bic uniere GeI6i6ts Be-
Ebt. I'm ale 9beiIs Der 8sDDlterun9
| briuot biefe bobe auffaFuns BON
| 9flifxefibl unb Spfsrmuth; fie tpiro
Dor alien ben Golbatsn bura ibre
Sffisisr. einseflobt; bic Sfisiere iino
nidt muir bi. 9orseiebten ihrer Ssuts'
lie limb aud ibre G%sslenbirtsn uno
aeiItliden 8srutbsr, fiiaen alio BIZ
STEELE bss Rssimsntstaplans aus.
Ollie iapaniiasn Sulcatsn babsr
Elm. sspiFegilbuns, tDnn.n leien uni
| idrsiben, has madt ie ben &ufer
ii6srl.o.n, alaFsnunterIai. gepor'
,uaunS,n eiebt es ni9t; in Der pa
rad. fdlGft Der Spbn bes Iollg.r
n,b.n bem auli. edon auf ben Sdll:
fen perben bic anab.n militari't
eir.r,rci.rt; in 61bsrsn Saul.r lsrnsr
Il. NIT pirtli6en @uffsn umgehsn
I'm ben ubsreu S6ulen sisbt ss iogal
Mun0usr nit T.usrpaffsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17
6ernlan syrup.

@ir molten uniersu 9eiern eiu'
brldliH uerfhern oo6 SUiAee's
German Syrup heutSutaee pOiitiu
sas einsise grdparnt im Rartte il
uelhes gHuinoiuht liuoert uno
beiGt. 90 enibdlt bic gieeumittsl.
als reiuen Sheer. ausSue uUn Shau'
senbars uim., pelhe oils SeiImittel
Ihr ouhen unb Shminoiuht bon ben
me6esiniIten eOugrsReu 10 bod ee'
iGabt fno. Der sdwiuoRhtse,
einerlei Oh bic Srnuibeit i'm oalie
ober 2unee, mub bss Rn&ts Rube
babe uno oes Ruraens frei iein BON
Hutdus pom trOdenen un0 i0lternoen
1uReH. Die ertrontten 9beile per.
ianoen mad Rube, beilenoer nno
fin6enber Debnnblune, uuo Der Rn'
ticut bebnrf Der frii&en 2uft, gutter
Rnbruna Freieu Suspuris oea NOr'
gems. nit ihneEer uuo o~ouernoer
ainberupa. aleine Sldid&eu 81
Is Gents eelr6pnlide @rbbe nabesu
"a Hal 70 piel eptbnitepb Is eeuts.
81 aaen Apptbefen a. haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17
Jsut n3sIeeu' lllsSaill.n.

SOr niht gang sinem Sobre fiiite'
to Der ifOttiihe Rulti'g RiuiOndr,
SibliOtbeteu. Besrlnber uno Rsu'
ihenIreuno anorew Carnegie einen
(un& ibm bsnnunten) 9slbsufonos,
beFen 8inisn oeruunbt ueroeu iOl.
len. UNI YsrIOnen. bic f& UNI ibre
Ritmenifsa burd bsiuu0ere SeIoen.
tbatsn uerbient MAIDEN, in nHeemei'
iensr @eiis 81 beIObueu. % wurSs
cine SsloeniOnbs~' gUmmihiun einse'
feet, um Sewerbuns BON Nntudrtern
nuf bic Rsbniue uub SelObuuue eut'
eeesnsune6meu uHe Su prifeu.
seitbem fs iHre 9botiatslt nuiee'
mormon. bat fie mehr oils 10000
8uiHriitsn beiOmmsH. In bsneu piri'
ll&s Sslbsn uub iutd,e. tie % oerr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17

atplautert unO Ginorud beiomTer,
onB Der iuuae @ilbelm weitihoueio
uno bumuruOu lei, onSu cine aemille
Sulloitdt Oes llrtbeils bette.
SniereTant 1T Der Nbihnitt. ben
Or. White Der Gntlaiiuna Sismart's
wibmet, bic Dem iunsen Safer nitt
leiht eeuorben iein iDune, oa ct
tets als elm GROCER Serebrer bis
mart's seaOlten babe. Tie Gntlni
lung babe tieie llberscueunp uno Ell
n~eniiurteu @iuen asSeist.
Sr. @bite ribmt bic eblidtbeit
unb Natirlitieit osS 9aiiers I'M
peri6uliher llmeaua, bel erpben
Dffentlltsn @%eleeenbeiten lei er
u~uroeuul; bns ieien aber nur ae.
rineere Giaerihuitsn im Seruteihs
~ Den iplioen S.ualitaten 6es
Staatsmonues uno erfolareiflen
Qerridsrs. SIN potitiid.u Ginaen.
i'm Seerpeien ME in 5lOttenweicr,
isi Der aaiier uuaemein %beWanoert,
uno Der iunee Ntunardj babe nidlt
bios eeOatt, iUnoern aud usbanoelt.
Cine ieine Ienih.nierrtniB
rubmt or. Nbite benz 8ailer bc'
iunberS nnh. Gr uerltebt Wanner
fir bic &epieruu9spOasn ausSu'
wablen, uno itebt, wenn er lie &c.
pablt bat, lett gu ibncn. Gle
aRarnsr, bic CT I'M iit) in bic ter
ihieoenen Niirliterien .beruien bat,
julien ibre lSUiteu ppQ aus einiee Sei'
zen bpbe iiaatfmanniite Seaabuna.
aud in Den SeSiebunaen oeS Sal'
iers 81 ben Tarlomenten SeiSt lIh
bic itnatsmanmiAe NnIase, ictue
Anltten be uctipualeu uno Stants-
Ssitssebuna a%uisuproasn. Ter 5ub'
rer elmer 6rattiur, Die DIT i'm @loer,
lpruh 81 Den &eaieruues NnB,
reseln itsbt. inat Srn. Nbite einmaI;
-S6litsllh III e. uns unmb8lId.
TIM ~ ploeriisben. Gr tennt
Ieutihlano 10 eul uno iein 9erS ~
10 eanS in ieineu NUrihlaaen, oaB
er iihsr iii. iruber ODER ipattr bod
NIT ieinen Nniiften ourhSuorinaen..
5n ben Nuaen Der &elt gilt aailer
&iIbetm in ieiuen S%unoIunaen ala
impuIilp, aber biuter oieien 9mpul'
len III nah be II llrtseile 8bite's in
Der Rsssl Gin rubieesllrtJeiI s%ufinoen
als YsiipieI ilbrt or. @bite cine
deuBerune aus benz Sabre 1908 an:
.Sbr t1nnt in Nmsrlta tbun. pas
Sbr polt, nbsr it rueroe oeE anpl'
talifen Eeutihlnro's nitt rrlauben
ben Grbeitern oas Slut ausSuiauaer
uub lie Oann pie nusaepreBte 9ltrO'
nenitanIen in bic @Uiie su uerier.'
Ipn b%eipnberem Sutershe III be,
Nbitnitt lbsr bic @eiinnuueen oei
2aiisrs eeesn bic Ser. Stanter
Sn Nmsriin iei es pGbrene oei
ipauiit' nmsritauiidIeu Srieses bon
uie!sn euten 2euten ais iiter nnee
nummen wuroen. oaB Der Raiier per
i6uli1 sseeu uus iei. Or m6se Jul
bic usrpittpste A6uisin . Rsaentin
bic ibr a0niareih iur tbren SUbr
retten puGte, Spmpaibien eebabI
bnbsn, absr uiht fur Spanisn.
3dbreuo oeR ipnniiheu 2zieses bubt
peosr Der aaiisr rod ieine Reeisr
une bic eerinefie S%inneisuua 81
uniereu @eenern eeieiet.
or. Rbite idlisBt: Ter lnrae RO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17

un,.n IeDr la@te. tpsrn din unsHs'
tu.st, in bisier ans.l.senRett Dor.
ssilGufis b.msrtt. bist.t fia, an q.
uer 2inie bes 8sIsns aud bic biz
iebt i.br ieltsne Ssl.senbsit, Sumpf:.
ROB 5 3iiss burd el.ttriids 3iies aui
Ssleiien nebsn chamber porbeIialieH
gu isbsn, nobel bi. sIsttrii4sn 3as.
eepobnli9 mebr gbrs einI.gsn. Sds
If spiI6sn Seattle uno Tacoma. uu'
elmer Gtrsd. DON 40 WeiIsn Gdnss,
Der San. 0i.is .I.ttriid. gahn.
peI6s iibrisens nit lisbenspiroiser
Gomplim.nten g.ssn bic Horthern
pacific : 8abn bus GonturrsnSte!H
btI6ritt, bat bi.ier bas lotals pai'
fasi.rssiddft srObtsnt4sils mcgee
uommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17
mas III Sebeup

3utsst ruelb % Niemano; aber oda
wifen mir. BOB es iit nod ~itritteu
Ssieseu rtd3tet. DIE leihtefte Ser'
ltsurs oieier @eiese ueruriahi
SHmer;eu. u~mreselmdsises 9e'
ben brinet bic Dreaue auber Orb
nuns uno bat SsraUfune, aopiuet
urb 2eberIeioen i'm @efulae. Or,
Rings 9ep 2ife 9iIs belfen iUlder
Beianeroen prompt ab. Sic tint
nnesnsbm, wirieu nber erinoli4,
Sur 25sts. In Batter Bros. Drug
fore.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17

Orti 6r tporsrs nit elmer fIsiusu
,fldihS Gbdmberldiu' Ssibmsb,
Cholera uuS Ourhfdu lrtIHi;in
non Gholtrt >forbus Sthtilt.
Ger o.. W. 5Orulsr Sisbtoper,
9lln erSahlt cine Grtnbtune bic er
mntte, wdbreno er als SeitwOre.
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
9omnrbspiue, 2reisbnupthnbt pom
Rrelie Glebpurne, Via, tSurirte. Gr
iaat: rNabreuo ih bort mar, nB ,t
etruas ifiihes uno auh 8urlt Slelih,
oas bel mir Eb0lera WorbuS in iebr
ihlimmer SOrm uerurinhte. Sd
fublte ara elenb uno itidle nat] els
ner oemiheR Gbolern : 9te0iSin, fatt
oehen innote mir Der ap0tbster cine
6lnihe @hnmberlnin'S 9eibpsb, Gbo.
lera uno EurhfaQ.N eoiSin nit benz
Semerten, oaB err bns 9eplnidlte
battle. mir uber in 6Uige Der Gr'
p%robibeit oieies SeilmitteIa, uuyS6as
mir lestsres 81 idideu, oa sr ilr
oeIien unfehIbare aur e~arantirs. St
nntw cine 9Uie bauOn unO ilbIte in
ilnf Rlnutsn better. Die ,reite
T0ie beilte mid san;lih. 8pei
Riteeihworene litten in oerislben
@eiie uno cine flnf uno SunnSia
Gent Slnlhe teilte unS ole orei,
Gum Yertanf BEL @alter Sros.9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17
1Irinde non ehlafloGafeit.

unuerraulidieit h6ri belRahe i'm:
u,er m,br uber meniaer ben edlot
une III oft bic ll,iuhe oon etlohp'
iiateit. giefe Sale limb oauerne BON
gbamberlain's Wca,nr uno Seberta'
ield9sn eeheilt luoroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17

9a8 bubble SrduI:in Neuie 91s
tomb in Omaha ia9:: mSh %ueroant'
meiu gutes Qusieben unb mciue &e'
,unbbeit SOaifer's TOdp Rountail
Sbee. SD babe meine pole Se'
lunpbeit pieoer erlanst." 9bee ODE
5abletteu. 81 Gents.
J9aItrr Bios.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17
@enuthlih.

8emiitbli4.
0isnsr: rllnier S4neiber 1T nit Der
Rsdnuns ba. snd' 9err!!"
Ssrr 0trene): nunier2 80. 8as
foil bas bsiben9"
0isner (sebeimniBpoll): .Nun, I'D
bin thm ia aud finf3is Wurt idulbis,
6err 8urpn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17

The kidneys are YOU
blood purifiers, they I'll,
ter out the waste Of
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or ON
Of order, they fail 10 dc
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matls'n come from ex.
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglecte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17

@s in nidt bic Renae GUlo Cream
Die cine 5rau uuf ibr @eiiht treitt
unoern pie uiel &udp Wountair
sbee lie einnimmt. UNI bic pabrt
sd6nbeit berpprsubrinsen. 9it
rdh Snnifrr' &pdr Rpuntain 2be'
cruurp '. exc ScT' sfarbe bleibt
S@eu. 81 Y 9abletten.
alter Y rpS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17

kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart is
o~ver-working In pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
/, used 10 be considered that only urinary
troubles were 10 be traced TO the kidneys,
bu, now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming In kidney trouble. ;
If YOU are sick you can make no mistak:
by frs: docloring your kidneys. The mild
sni the extraordinary effect q Or. Kilme!'s
Swamp-ROOt, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest icr its
wonderfulcures Of 1.-THE most distressing cases
and Is sold on its merits
b. all druggists In fifty - 4
cent and one-dollar sig -
es. You may have a S&GIL4SS&9
sample bottle by mail Home Of swamp Rpo.
free. also pamphlet telling you how 70 find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. Ki'meE
& Co.. B~ingham,on, N. Y.
Don't make any ptstakA, hut reuemrel
the nlng. SwMgl Res Dr.. kiAmsr':
swamp Root, and "a sddrSSS, BnshlmtOn
n. y, ON yvsrS tC&Ne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17
Gutter Ratb.

GDritsr: "Dlsin Ssrr, uesbalb ia
gen sic eissntli9 ieoesmal, tpenn i'd
cine Sugbeeihi4te er5dble. i4 iOll elm
patent barauf nsbmen?"
Ssrr: r0eil bic Ssi4idten bon 81
men erfunben finn"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17

narh, Der Jest an Der SpiBe Eeut.
ihIaro's ftsbt - urioireu, pCrtlGut
NIT ben sroben Wanneru uuo Staten
Der Seraanaeubeit. taper unO oph
benz 6ricoeu biensno, Der elitnSs
pnuSerteu SauH tsine 0%utueruuna
eriaubeuo, unb eleid)uUbl Den Gr,
pbsrunasn bes 5rieoers esReben, ieit
i'm 9tben itebeno, aber nit ittti9em
Slid nab bobeu Soealeu, wtroe OR
Cine Eerer, bic be Relt wsiter ae'
brahteinen neuen Nareu tIrsniuaen,
Sc 1T cine ueroienitlldle Arbeit,
bic Or. White uerDffsnlIIh bat. Sic
wiro bOfientIit Gururthsile ser
~iireuen, lrriee Nniitten b,rihtisel
uno ulel onSu beitrnaen. DAP Die BE-
s,ebunseu Sulihen ben Der. Staten
uno 3eu;ittauO freuuolih blslben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17
Oyer.WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17

c mDtte,. uuter Ginreitura uu'
ianareiten beihpCrenen Waterlal'
lire Qualification fir SerldIitJti9'
un0 aus benz 6Onos 81 erwetlen iu'
den.
Bon allen 9beilen Der Sereinla'
ten Staten iinA Nerihte lber StI
oentbaten sinaelauIen, be IN auel
m1aliteu 2naHn uno unter allsr
mUal,deu ~llmtlnoeu uOlbrad)t NOR
ben iino, uno welte in ibrer ibsr
,uieaenoeu Mebrheit ben Ginoru6
BET hadter, uuaeih mnttsn Wabr
beit MAIDEN. Sc aebt aus oieIe'
Ssrltten berpur, onB in aIItdgiideE
9eben m.br wirtlid)e Qeltentbltrr
eeleiitet perben, oils mir una in uu'
isrer Stulpeisbelt traumen laien,
uuo bab I'M Guaenbllde Der Sefab'
ui,le Menihen 81 Seloen perssn
uuu benen man eB eioentlih taun
erluarten miroe.
nghtt 5soermana, Der cine Un''
form trGat, 1T eiu SelO." iaate eiN.
mai @eQlnstun, aber - eiebt plsl'
Qelben, bic t,iut Uniform tra8en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17
&aH5 SanteS@

@\as 1T elm sew6bnIider illus.
~ ruff, 6en mir Don allen Set'
~ ten b6ren. Denn es fein
orsaniiAes Seioeu 1T, fam Dem
5ufanS unsweifelbaft absehoIfen
wcrben. Guer Dottor 1T oarin Ger
bette Hatbseber. Stopft Gudl niat
poll nit allerIei a~nseseisten Me'
Sisinen bort feline 1nf4t. MsRr
ais wabriaeinIid braudt Jbr cine
fonstntrirts Sett uabruus, un'
Guer 8Iut gu bsreiaern unS oas
syitem aufsufriiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-17

Gas 5asewerl beaiuut benin erltey
MUraen9raueu,
TOD IOdp Mountain 25ee wirtt un'
ermuolidJ 2as uno Nat)s.
Eie 8lrtuua blelbt niAt aus, Die
Suaen tlarer itauen -
9aS ii'a, pns i'm hat lberau be
lr1mt 9emadlt.
Wolssr bros.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-05-20
ROmedale Items

Special to The Caldwell Tribune.
Lett over from last week.
Homedale Ida, May II, 1905
| J. E. Orr was iu Caldwell, Satur
day.
F. Driver left for Nampa Tues
day.
Felix Howard returned from Boise
valley Saturday.
G. ]. Tracy visited Caldwell Sat.
urday on business.
County Assessor Shea visited
Homedale, Sunday.
Paul Tracy was in Caldwell a
few hours Tuesday.
DR.. Myler and Alan visited Cald.
well one day last week.
Mrs. F. E. Tracy went to Nampa
Tuesday for a few days visit.
Miss Ethel Mcdowell spent Sat-
urday evening and Sunday at home.
Edward Mcdowell, of Star, visit
ed relatives in this vicinity Friday.
J. W. Mcdowell and W. D.
Fletcher were in Caldwell on busi-
ness, Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilbur Clark, of Poison
Greek visited Mrs. H. H. Mcdowell
Saturday and Sunday.
Jacob Maxwell and Charley
Wright are hauling wool from
StrOde's Basin for Martin Jenson.
VIM. Howard and wife, Mrs. R,
a. Mcdowell and Mrs James Peg
ram went to StrOde's Basin SUNDAY
to see the sheep shearing.
Several good rains recently, and
plenty ofSwater in Sucker creek are
making crops look fne and the des
eEt to blossom as the rose.
L. V. Patch and H. G. WEIGH
came up from Payette, Tuesday,
They have turned the water into
their ditch and will look after il
day and night for awhile.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-05-20
New Plymouth LaCOniCs

Special to The Caldwell Tribune.
T. Cleft over from last week.
New Plymouth, May II, 1905
Mr.. Hannigan butchered, Tues,
day.
Mr.. Sargent is in very poor
health.
Robert Ringer has been busy
hauling his furniture from Payette.
Lon Bean left for Seattle, Wash
ington this week on a prospecting
trip.
Mr.. Lynch has left his large band
of sheep in the mountains and re.
turned home.
New Plymouth farmers have been
Ia want of water this week as the
big ditch is broken. ..- .--
Mr. and Mrs. Ransome, parents
Of our popular young school teacher,
Kitty Ransome, visited the public
schools last week.
Paul Hinchcliff fell from horse
this week and fractured bone in
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-05-20
Pleasant Ridge Items.

Special to The Caldwell Tribun.
Pleasant Ridge, May 18, 1905
Quite a breeze last Tuesday.
Mr.. Ballard and wife attended
union meeting in town Sunday ev.
ening.
Sister Virtue, of New Hope, was
a caller at Rev. Cox's Tuesday, re.
turning home Wednesday.
Mr.. Osborn of Kansas is in the
neighborhood looking for a loca.
ton.
Mrs. E. W. Allebaugh is visiting
Ballards this week. o
Warren Culver went to Boise ~
build a house for his bro.her.in.
law.
The Ridge has quite a time pet
ting their school lot leveled nron-
erly' but it will soon bein fine shane
Steve Calkins was at Culver, 8
Tuesday, building boat for fish.
ing purposes on Snake river.
The fruit prospect is splendid
But little damage has been done bv
frosts. "
Miss Ollie Slater returned to her
home in Meridian after an absonoa
OF several months at Prospect, Ido-
no. where she has been teacb;na
school: s.; She states that wbi1a an
nkeo her school and the neonie "Ie
wnere she has spent the wiptar 0ple pc
Sne Ia glad to get back to Merid'i99t 9e'
Meridian Tribune, 'uian'
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-05-20
DRY Precinct. }

Special to The Caldwell Tribune.
(Left over from last week.
Deer Flat. Ida, May II, 1905
M. Quinn is doing considerable
work on his place of late.
John Jensen and hired man are
busy this week fencing and clear.
ing.
The infant child of VIM. Fisher's s
who has been been quite sick is i'm
proving.
Messrs. Oscar HibnerT and Fred
Davis were guests of Oscar Davis
Sunday.
R. w. Gets and Chas. Rietber-
ger are building a fine. boat which
they expect to launch In Snake
river soon.
Carpentershave finished J. Shew's s
new house and remodeled the old
one. He has also added a cyclone
cave to his improvements.
George Hess is looking after his
crops. They are looking fine. He
is about the only one In this part
that has to roll his grain.
From a distance one would think
an overland circus was crossing the
fiat, but on investigating we find it
to be professions of freighters haul
ing wool.
May II, 1905.
Miss Jessie Solomon was ON the
sick list last week.
Chas. Murry and wife visited Ira
Orvis and family Sunday.
Chas. Green transacted business
at tn county seat Saturday.
VasSar Bros. received four fine
blood-hounds from Missouri Satur-
day.
We understand Ruth Vaughn left
Monday for Kansas, her former
home.
Al Boyd and family, from near
New Plymouth, spent Sunday with
Will Milliner and family, of Cald-
we'll, spent Sunday with George
Milliner and wife.
VIM. Vassar and wife left Sunday
for a two months visit with rela-
ives in Roseville, Oregon.
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his wrist. The horse stepped lnto
e hole, ihrowing the lad 10 ,he
ground. t
May II. 1905.
Mrs. A. G. Ringer made trip to
Payette Saturday.
Mr.. Killheffer made a professional
trip to Wieser Saturday.
The Catholic ladies served ice
cream at the town hall Saturday
evening.
The Fields-McBride case was
again postponed to the twenty-third
for lack OF witnesses.
Mr.. Ryzley has rented Killhef-
fer's orchard and expects a large
crop of prunes this year.
The infant daughter of MFR. and
Mrs w. Ringer has a severe attack
of the whooping cough.
Mr.. Crum, an old resident and c.
A. R. man will soon leave for his
former home in Indiana.
The teachers and pupils of our
school are bsssily preparing pro-
gram for the last day of school. -
Mrs. Campbell received the news
of her husbands sudden illness at
Boise, Friday, and departed the
same day to attend him.
Mr.. Shaw, wife, and daughter,
Lorraine departed for Elorado lu1n-
Der camp the fore part of the week,
where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. Sargent returned to Boston
Saturday. He has been in the val
ley two years and finds his health
much improved. He is consump-
tive.
The two year old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunborkas died Saturday ,sf-
ternoon after prolonged sickness.
The child had pneumonia and heart
disease.
miss Phoebe Sheldon gave a
party on the anniversary
of her thirteenth birthday. Those
present were Ella Meyers, Edna
Sturve, Charlotte Swatman, Bertha
Ringer and Lila Andrews.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-05-20
MAY 18, 1905.

May 18, 1905.
L. V. Patch returned from Pay
cite, Monday.
Martin Jensen was a Caldwell
visitor Monday.
J. E. Orr visited Caldwell Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mr.. Cowan andson were in Cald-
we'll few hours Friday.
F. E. Tracy and wife went to
Nampa the fore part of the week.
]. W. Mcdowell went to the
Warm Springs last Saturday for a
weeks stay.
The water in Sucker creek is di.
mlnishing rapidly and several far
mers are preparing to pnt in pump
ing machinery.
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Henry Kohlhepp was in Nampa'
Monday.
Mrs. Fred Chaney is on the sick
list this week.
Thos. Hartly is in the hills on
cattle business this week.
John R. Kennedy, of Boise, was
in Middleton last Saturday.
Lee Williams, from Ola spent
last Sunday in Middleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Masterson
were visitors of Caldwell, Tuesday.
Jacob Alchenberger, Jr. is suffer
ing from a severe attack ofstomach
trouble.
Mrs. H. w. Andrews has been
numbered with the sick the past
few days,
Jacob Plowhead, who for the past
few days has been very sick, is i'm
proving.
A. A. Richards, of Emmett, was
a guest at the Plowdead home few
days this week.
DR.. John Hamer and Mrs. Wal
ter spent a few days in Boise last
week, returning Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Summers,
niue-pound girl. Mother and
babe are doing very nicely.
New buggies are quite the ragein
Middleton. Four new single rigs
were purchased by the boys last
week.
MIS-. Jacob Alchenberger spent
the greater part of last week in
Caldwell, the guest of Mrs. John
Thomas.
Asa Bixby and family are visit
ing with Mrs. Crockett, Mrs. Blk
by's mother, who resides in Union
district.
Mrs. Hagle and the Misses Clark,
enroute from Missouri to Jordan
Valley, Oregon, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Masterson.
o. L. Phillips last Saturday re-
ceived the sad news of the death of
his only brother, who lived in West
Virginia. The community extends
sympathy to Mr.. Phillips.
J. S. Clark and other prominent
business men of upper Willow
Creek have ordered material for a
peoples telephone. The route is
Star and connects with the
independent telephone at Boise.
Mrs. M. N, Graves, of Ceutralia,
Washington; the national organizer
of the W. c. 7. u, delivered tenn
perence lecture in the Methodist
Wednesday evening. A
small but appreciative audience at
tended.