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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-11

Ihe saddsst part Of all our accpr.u-
L,rirs: cct:5trofhes lies in tie Waiting
welcomes toat srr never claimed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-11
One Phase of LIE ,

OHe FMHHU Uf NHheI
$50 they live in the same hotel, eh p
Yes; he has room on the second
story"
"And she?"
oh. that's anothsr sr0Ty."-Chica7 70
EsTs
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
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veRTiSMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN iOc

WANTED.-Tribrne want ads
at l cent word.
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PORTLAND, OREGON, us. "A
The Lamar register., 1906-01-24
BIDS FOR RAILROAD WORK
Submitted by Contractors Yesterday and the
Construction Work on the Lamar
Division Will Begin in
Few Days

The work Of completing the sur
veys of the new Lamar and Rocky
Ford Railway is about finished, and
bids we're received yesterday from
the contractors for construction work
on the first section from Lamar
Though Prowers county and the
first two ranges in Bent county, in
cluding the branches into the May
valley and Big Bend sections. The
bids will be considered and the con-
tracts let 80 that the work of moving
dirt can begin next week.
All the materials for the new road
were contracted for by Mr.. Ward
nearly year ago and he will be
able to proceed with the work at
once, and not be delayed by the
great shortage now existing in the
steel rail markets. The contracts
will call for the completion of all
dirt work before the first of May. A
number of contractors are on the
ground and the indications are that
dirt will be moving rapidly before
the end OF another week.
The Lamar road will be construct
ed aud equipped before the time for
marketing the 1906 crop of beets
and the farmers who desire to raise
this crop can rest assured Of short
haul to market.
Arrangements are being made by
the Santa Fe railroad to build fine
new 1000 passenger depot on the
right Of way just north of the State
Bank. 1t will be stone and equip
ped with all the modern conveniences
for handling the big railroad busi-
ness done at Lamar. The old depot
will be used as freight depot only
Also a large increase is to be made al
once in the amount of siding room
in the yard here, which has beer
crowded for the past year. The
traffic arrangement made by the
Santa Fe with the new line Of rail.
road from Lamar makes the new I'M
provements an absolute necessity.
The Lamar register., 1906-01-24
Sugar Factory Assured.

Fred Weitzer, manager Of the
American Beet Sugar Co., came
down from Rocky Ford yesterday
and in the afternoon met the var
ious committees in the office OF. II. L.
Lubers. Contracts for 2,70O acres
for 1905, and 5000 acres for the
next three years we're submitted to
him. Final arrangements we're then
instituted to insure the factory and
spurs for 1907. It will take several
days to perfect the contract and
bond, re write and tabulate the
acreage, secure the remaining right
of way deeds. The citizens of this
community in general and the men,
bers of the committees in particular,
are to be congratulated upon the ef-
fective work done in regard to Sc.
curing the acreage and fulfilling the
other conditions of the proposition
so quickly. They secured every acre
necessary without aguarantee of an
acre by the business men, which is q
new record in this valley.-Las Ami
mas Leader.
The Lamar register., 1906-01-24

dustry is killed, and we are all in
danger of ruin. This sort Of calam-
ity bowling did untold damage to
state thirteen years ago, and may do
some damage now. Colorado people
generally are against this bill, and
all the Colorado representatives.
fought it; but there is no sense in
apprehending immediate ruin if it
becomes a law. The millions Of
breech-clouted Filipinos who work
for nothing day" exist largely in
the imagination-the fact being that
the Filipino will not work ut all if
he can possibly help it. There is
undoubtedly a good deal of land in
the islands suitable for growing
sugar; but it will be years before it
can produce enough TO make the
slightest impression on the produc-
ton in this country, and when it
does, the law will be changed. Col
orado Republicans don't like the bill
for the very good reason that they
do not consider it in harmony with
the republican doctrine of protection; I;
but there is no sense in going into
Mysteries about it.
The Lamar register., 1906-01-24
Lamar Post omce.

There is no other institution in a
town which can furnish better
gusge Of the business conditions and
population than the postoffice, and
flourishing postal and money order
business ls impossible unless the
community is prosperous.
In an interview with Postmaster
Cooper this week he furnished us
some interesting facts connected
with the postofice business Of La
mar. The cash receipts of the post
Office for the full year 1905 show an
increase of so per cent over the year
1904, and the money order depart
ment shows like increase in amount
of business transacted.
For the three weeks of 1905 q
similar increase has been shown and
if this keeps up for two more months
Lamar will be raised to an Office Of
the grade of second class The
grading of the postofices is based
on receipts for the year ending March
31st, and the new order will not take
effect until the first Of July. The
Office force will be materially in
creased when the office is sdvsnced
to the second class and a night
clerk will be added, which under the
peculiar conditions of the railway
service here will be big accommo-
.dation to the public.
A so per cent increase in business
in one year is going some, but it
only corresponds with the reports OF
business men generally in our -four
ishing city. With the building Of
the new railway and the locating OF
its principal offices and terminus at
Lamar there are prospects that it
will only be few years when La
mar will blossom out as an office OF
the first-clsss. An official of the post
office department, who was here this
week investigating conditions, was
greatly impressed with the wonder.
full increase which the office has
been showing and predicted that il
will only be short time until free de-
livery is installed here.
The Lamar register., 1906-01-24
County Notes.
TFrom tho Holly Chieftain !

IErOm tuo hOuy CnletthLuI
Postmaster O. L. Mcpherson is
getting stone on the ground for the
new building next to the postoffice.
Estimates have not been made, 30 we
cannot state the cost, but it will like
ly be about 25x80 feet and one story.
John Norris, nine miles northwest
of Holly, threshed out 10 bushels of
alfalfa seed to the acre on six and
one-half acre field this fall. This
was raised on dry land, no irriga-
tion being necessary.
80
H. O. McCreery of Denver has
bought ]. s. McMurtry's 1905 acre
mule ranch south of the river He
will construct q ditch system and
put the tract under cultivation. Mr..
McCreery's brother is here from
Rocky Ford.
REAL BUSY.
Whether the Holly factory will be
enlarged this year depends upon the
additional acreage here and the sbil
ity of Mr.. Wiley and his assistants
to spare the time necessary to put
forth the work. Little change, COM
paratively speaking, will be neces
ssry to increase the capacity Of the
Holly factory so per cent and it may
be done.
from the Granada Timos.l
L. II. Manville, of Lamar, has a
force of 20 men ut work building
houses for Bane & Bsssett on the
KY ranch.
Mrs. L. N. Taylor is here from
Lamar visiting her son z. 7. Taylor
and daughters, Mrs. Writ Walker
and Mrs. o. +. Wilcox.
A large party Of land buyers were
here last week. Granada is the OBJ
jective point of q large percentage
of the west-bound immigration now.
Miss Mable Davis hiss charge of
the postoffice during her fathers alb
sence, and is doing the work in
perfectly satisfactory and capable
manner.
Severa! farmers were here from
Rocky Ford, this week, trying to rent
land. They were loud in their prais-
'es Of our country and our good
drinking water.
The Lamar register., 1906-01-24
The Sugar Industry Safe. T..

Now that the Philippine tariff bill
has passed the House, we notice a
disposition Oh the part of some Col
orsdo men to lament the sugar in
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SEARCH QUESTIONS.

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faith in Jus2 What solemn did jesus
pes2 What mations his death have had
Nix POI Why Peter unable
matter? How did Peters Jesus? What
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these principles and instructions apply Twelve only all follow
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Is On what subject did Jesus his
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Hurrah for the dog tax law.

Hurrah for the dog tax law.
G. VI. Cliff of Fords Ferry, was
here on business last week.
w. S. Hicklin was here last Wed
nesdsy.
There will be preaching at Greens
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4. NJ. Gahagan and Lacy Num-
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G =. Wilson and +. l.. Num- de-
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Nice Home For Sale.

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iehBb' thc Dchato hhS iNo pthbl ~
burg, aud many a Shiloh was fought
on its floors. Actual war ragged ia
Kansas. Greek was meeting Greek
at last; and in the field Of politics
became almost as sulphurous and
murky as an actual field Of battle.
Amid the noise and confusion, the
clashing Of intellects like sabers
bright, and the booming Of the big
oratorical guns of the North and
South, now definitely arrayed, there
came one day into the Northern camp
the figure of man VINO, inspite of
an appearance somewhat at outs with
Hogarth's line of beauty, wore a ser
iOus aspect, il not an air of command,
and pausing to utter single sen.
tence that might be heard above the
din, passed on, and for moment dis
appeared. The sentence was preg-
nant with meaning. The man bore
a commission from God on high. lie
said, "A house divided against itself
cannot stand | believe this govern
ment cUnnot endure permanently half
free and half slave. do not expect
the Union to be dissolved do not
expect the house to fall, but | do ex-
pect it will cease to be divided. " We
recognize this as the language of Lin
coin.
Like Napolcan, he had to come to
rule the storm. He met the occasion
with a courage like steel. But, when
he was about to restore the Union,
his death came, from an assassin's
bullet
Again, | ask you not to think the
only "men Of the hour, are in great
wars or politics. There are men who
have met and are meeting occasions
in the financial world. Men who are
ready to sacrifice anything for the up
building Of civilization. Such a man
stands before the footlights of the
world today IN the personality of
Andrew Carnegie. He is financing
great enterprises, and is giving his
for educational purposes.
In truth, he is man, the type of
which the world does not possess
enough
Washington was a truthful boy a
kind, loving son, and worker TO
benefit others. Napolean, even in
youth was very ambitious, and owing
to his abilities in mathematics and
military tactics be became great
general. You all know the story Of
Abraham Lincoln how he studied 80
hard when boy also what Difficult
ties he labored under. Andrew Car
negie's opportunity was something
similar to Abraham Lincoln's. All
Of these were clear minded men, wat
ching for occasions that would give
them chance 20 DO something for
themselves aud others. And when
the chance came they took it.
The question has been asked, why
do We study che lives Of great mem
The answer is that We may get les
sons from them and become great
men ourselves in the future. There
comes an opportunity in the lives Of
all men, that # properly seized leads
to success So let us keep our eyes
open ond watch.
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HELPS TO STUDY.

city Phpp lay at the foot of Mt Hermon on the
site of what formerly Panias
whom concad by From hill
flows the river Bna the principal
dan The city had been recently rebuilt by Philip whose Hierarchy
and renamed Caarea honor Augustus Phpp
builder distinguished from Caeaea the the Hierarchy of
Antpas lay 1850 feet above level while .Hemon
than 600 feet above the city The journey from the Sea Gaee
about % miles and involved about through
territory predomnantly gentle in population.
In substance the confession of just
Peter when he first Jesus ONO LAD But this
deliberate assertion made after month living working
which had deePned their knowledge of him and their
him. despite the fact that he had followed the which they
looked for the Messiah That they
personally stronger than their devotion to
their conception of the Messh The faith that
which remained unchanged and moral significance
of Jesus personality for them which held them steadfasty
lived life different conception
Messiah wa o be
The church is be built Peter a discple-no
Peters confession for it is doctrine that ubu upon Christ
1t the living Christ through faith regeneration
show only how Christ is made efficient %
The keys of the kingdom refers primarily making plain plan
salvation lost and ruined humanity
plain the solution Of problems We shut the kingdom by failing
make plain to them and holding them the plan of salvation
Jesus then told them his
him. That Peter should venture Jesus surprising The
OF Jesus day believed not suffering but triumphant Messiah and
least Of all in whom his should reject Peter sharing
still the ideas Of his people from rejection being
Meahhp excluded suggestion of Peter is to Jesus
temptation he would gladly believe that his work could be accomplished
without rejection and death possible But he the temptation
stanly away.
To take the and follow Jesus is be ready he
down life itself obedience the will of God for the
Whosoever shall lose his life shall unreservdy pour out
his ife if need be the death Sha
He speaking of continued existence but of the
OF this life with all and possibilities with which
each is endowed " 81 In this appeals
fnere the noble desire make the highest
highest possibilities When life wasted,
nothing with which, though posses bought back
aud without everything else $ worthless
Mt Hermon the probable site Of the TRANSPORTATION while
Christ that this transformation of his appearance
experience 1t the heaven that the experience
with the passing of the voice the vision ended
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DAILY MAMMA.

Sunday March H. eayen, 81421
Monday, March H. The blind man healed Mt S22-26.
Tuesday, March b. Peters confession G32O s273O
1921.
Wednesday March resurrection Mt
[2128; Nix. 1919: /; Tx. 1922 "a
Thursday March 49, The trans6gurton Mt NIB NIX 923 LIZ g.
1886
Friday, March &c. The demonac boy healed 171421 9I429
liz 9:38-43a
Saturday Mach H. Christ again fores resurrection
[1722, %; Nix. 93O32; Tx g. Abb 45.
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TRAINING CLASS
LESSON XXI.

We have two 5 S lessons this week June TO- Peters great
eso G. T. Mt 1913 June H. The ans6guraton G. r. L 935
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o. History VII Period SeVtude From the captivity Judah
5Ss b. c. the birth of Christ c. 5S4 years Mention great
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IN each state
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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-26

Van Wyck, Boise County, Idaho, April II, 1906.
To w. F. Swanson, his assigns or administrators:
You are hereby notified that we, s. B. Carter,
A. c. Halter, A. B. Kohny and Matt Billy, have
expended the sum of one hundred dollars in
labor and improvements upon the Badger
quartz mining claim, situated in unOrganized
mining district in Boise County, State of Idaho.
(the location notice of which is recorded in
Quartz Records of said Boise County. Idaho, at
page 5S6 to which record reference is hereby
made for more particular description) in or
der to hold said premises under the provisions
of Section 1924 of the Revised Statutes of the
United States for the year 1905, ending on the
31st day of December, 1905. as will appear by
affidavit filed in the Office of the County Re-
corder of said Boise County, Idaho, for the year
1905 and if within ninety days after the service
of this notice upon you by publication you fail
or refuse to contribute your portion OF such
expenditure as co-owner, to-wit: the sum of
$500 and costs of this notice, your interest in
said claim, to-wit: one fourth, will become the
property of S. B. Carter, A. G. Halter and A. b.
Kohny, to-wit: one-eighth to A. B. Kohny, and
and one-eighth to said S. B. Carter and A. c.
Halter, under the said section 1924.
s. B. CARTER
A. c. HALTER.
A. B. KoHNY.
april &c Mat Bilbray
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-26

Vanwyck, April %,

o..,oo the shake up in this part
, ,hs country, two new springs
b VIC snneared on the Hot Springs
paw 'f near Vanwyck and the flow
FiI water is more and hotter IMAM
|ls N Price is up from Oregon on
~ nav to Gold Fork to work on
P ID ~ mlacer property there. He is
E !, with giant.
|A Wln1mblepeg seems to be a fad
|s.ya All play it from the little boy
s sh;nd the schoolhouse to the men
h the streets. &c
|1.an drilling the past week, pre-
|p eln to put in Rebekah lodge
Sims & Whitley did a great
business in farm implements last
week. -,
|creet this week to reopen the Gem
Motel.
Dr.. F. Burke has gone to Gold
IFork to look after mining interests.
s F. Southland has the rock out
liar the Vanwyck Pharmacy:
Mrs. Minhart of Center is visit
linz Mrs. S. Bechtel.
Joe Robbins has turned his cat
I Tie out to range.
Shelton Bechtel has gone to Boise
AM business.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-26

Correspondence headed "Mis-
souri, Corner" in this issue may
cause some to wonder where said
place is. 1t is intended to cover
that part of the valley on the west
side of the river from about seven
miles south of Lardo to the lamar
&C swamp, a number of the settlers
of which came from Missouri.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-26
BEAVER MEADOWS
Vanwyck, April 81.

Vanwyck, April II.
c. R. Wedding and w. R. Davis
on turned their stock out yesterday.
T. F. Wulf is branding preparatory
to turning out; he had q heavy loss
OF calves this spring.
Spring is here, the snow is nearly
all gone, and buggies are being
used for travel.