The Caldwell tribune. [volume], November 01, 1890, Image 8

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rroposea to tk-tep t_ooi.
Be fluttered into the drag store with a
linen duster, beneath which appeared white
trousers and lawn tennis shoes. He didn't
have a sign of a collar on and he used his
bat as a fan as he sunk into a chair.
"Gimme fifty cents worth of muriatic
Mid, quickl" he said.
"What forf" asked the chemist.
"I'm K°ing to drink it."
"Why, man alive, don't you know It
Will take the coat off your stomach t"
"That's what I want. I'm wrestling with
the weather, I am, and I'm goin' to git the
coat off that stomach so quick that it'll be
like swallerln' an ice house."—Washington
Poet.
It Couldn't Be.
"She It a siren, a mermaid, my sea divln
S, murmured the enthusiastic lover to
cham.
"Oh, you'll tell a different story after
you return to town."
'•Never. Our live» will be one long tale
of love."
"Then she cannot be a mermaid."
"Whyf"
"Because the real mermaid's tail la al
ways ahort."—Philadelphia Times.
More Conjugal Pleasantries.
Peek son—My dear, I trust you will not
be Jealous, but really I have not encour
afftd Bridget's attention'. Why should she
Wdd me this lock of hair?
Mrs. P. (hysterically)—What ! The vixen!
A lock of hair! She must have sent it in
th« malls!
Peckson—Not exactly. She sent It in
(be eoup.—American Grooer.
Reverting Nature's L a w» .
The conversation had turned on an old
beau, who by the aid of cosmetics and
(Aber artifices seemed to grow a little
younger every year.
"You will see," said some one, "how he
will suooeed in hiding the ravages of time."
"And finally die of extreme youth,"
added another speaker.—Judge.
Used to Night Work.
Managing Editor Morning Daily (to ap
pOoaat for job)—You say you are used to
night work?
Applicant—Yes, sir.
Managing Editor—What was your pre
vious occupation f
Applicant—I was a burglar, sir.—Bur
lington Free Press.
A Tragedy In the Jungle.
The Tiger—I'm little
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tee eke pet]» of Kaaltlw *
as with tHcm the Juice»* "
Rtmaia wttKln U m meal '
Koro food and much the
la Uffc f op ne te Nil
IP YOU WANT THE BK®T
Buy the CHARTER OAK,';
With the Wire Gwu© Oreo Doom.
AT FRANK R. COFFIN & BRO S
« notice kor publication.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho. 1
Oct. 28, 1890. J
No'ice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Boise City,Idaho,on
December 16, 1890.
via: John Bishop, of Kalks Store, Idaho,
who hied Pre D. S. number 4210 for the s%
ne qr ne qr se qr Sec 3 Tp 6N R 3w. He names
lhe folk wing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of, said land,
vi»: Jacob G. Palsom, William Forhan,
Theodore Wallis and Ebenerer B. Towl, all
of F alks Store Ada Co., Idaho.
Chas. S. Kingslky, Register.
notice for publication.
Land Office Iloise City, Idaho. )
Oct. 27, 1890. \
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
arid that said proof will lie made before Reg
ister and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on
December 15, 1S90.
vte: John R. Thimbleby, of Emmett, Idaho,
who made Hd Application No 1866, for the sej<
,e X> n^se qrsenr neqrSec. Il,Tp6N Rjw
B. P M.Idaho, He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence {upon
ana cultivation of, said land, via: Ebenerer U.
Towl, Omer Turley and Jacob G. Fslsotn of
saEmett, AdaCo., Idaho,and James W. I'atton,
•f Falks St jre, Ada Co. Idaho.
Cha* S. K i moslsv, Register
NO COURTS IN IDAHO.
Must Wait Until the Legislature Meets.
"Idaho will bo without courts
until some time in January if the
point made by Judge W. H. Clag
ett is well taken," Bays the Spokane
Spokesman. "Judge Clagett was
a member of the constitutional
convention; he was also the dele
gate in congress from Montana
when the bill providing of courts
in the territories was passed. In
fact, he was the author of the meas
ure. When he says that he can
not see how courts can be held in
his state until the legislature acts
he is quite likely to be right.
Under the old territorial law the
judges met once a year and fixed
the time and place of holding court
the ensuing year. This they
repeated each year. When the
constitution was adopted the old
territorial official were continued
in office until their successors were
elected and qualified. The inten
tion was that there should be no
interegnun. The constitution says
the legislature shall fix the terms
of court. Now there is nothing to
continue. The judges have no
authority to meet and fix the terms,
the old arrangements having ex
pired. The new state will have
judges, but they will not be author
ized to hold court until the legisla
ture acts, which can not be for two
months yet. There is any quan
tity of legal busines accumulating,
but it must wait. The omission of
some provisions in the constitution
empowering the continuance of the
old territoriol plan until the legis
lature has acted was an oversight.
Judge Claggett is in favor of
leaving to the judges the power of
fixing the time and place of hold
ing court, the legislature fixing the
number of terms to be held in each
county.
Ko. 9. Saloon,
When you want a
refreshing drink or a
good cigar, don't fail
to call at No. 9,
THE ONLY BRICK 01 THE CORKER.
BACK OP THE BANK.
—Ladies if you want the best
Thread for hand or machine use
the Clarks Mile End white thread
wound on black spools; black and
colored on white spools. For sale
wholesale and retail by
W. L. Geary.
Caldwell, Idaho.
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SIXTY
DIFFERENT STYLES
SIXTY
-IN
Cloaks:-: and:-: Wraps,
Remember we are the only exclusive
Dealers in Dry Goods and Boots
Shoes, and our entire
Attention is given to these lines.
60
60
Take Notice.
All Notes and accounts past due must by
settled at once.
M. B, G winn.
P A I N TI N'G
ftnd Paper Hanging
Having secured the services of
J. A. Tompson, who is a
Professional
PAPER HANGER,
I am prepared to do all kinda
of painting, papering, dec
orating, etc.
Office in Old Tribune Build
ing.
W. W. WOOD.
E H- WLSON,
Caldwell, Idaho.
Boot & Shoe Maker.
Manufacturing and Repair
ing done neatly and promptly.
Prices to suit the times. Drop
in and see for yourself.
P J. «FUT.
KABLE« PEFLEY
Idaho Saddlery Co.
Successors lo P. J. PEFLEV, at Boise City
and Caldwell, Idaho.
This new firm takes the p'ace of the above
old and well-known houses, and is now ore
pared to accommodate the public with the
largest and most varied select stock of fresh
new and latest styles of
SADDLERY, HARNESS .TRUNKS
and Valise Goods
ever seen in Idaho Territory, consisting of all
of the best grades of custom, hand made
Men's, Ladies,' and Boys' Saddles. Single
and Double Buggy, Express, Hack,
Heavy, and Light Team, Truck
and Plow Harness,
Collars, Whips, Bridles, Cinches, Riatias,
Curry Combs, Brushes, Lashes, Silver
in-laid and plain Hits and Spurs,
Ladins' and G nts' Fine
Trunks and Valises.
We are also the sole owners in Idaho, Ore
gon and Washington for the celebrated
PEERLESS REÎM-HOLDERS
the only one on the market that will positive
ly hold a rein .where you put it. -•
All of the above goods, and in fact every
thing in the saddlery line that we carry in
stock will be sold at the very lowest bed-rock
prices. We also solicit a share of the jobbing
rade from the country dealers in our line.
«•"Carriage trimmings a specialty. Prompt
attention given to repairing.
THE LEADER.
THE LEADER,
The Loader in
Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Blankets and Quilts.
To be in time I have filled my old
stand from
Floor to the Ceiling
With the Fnest Stock of
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOOD ETC.
Ever brought to this Market.
Prices to Suit Everybody.
A Full Line of all kind»
Of Family Groceries,
NOTIONS, TOBACCO AND
CIGARS, CUTTLERY,
And Everything In that line. Come
one, come all and see for yourself,
and as usual I will be pleased
to wait on you.
ISIDOR PilÂYER.
LOW PRICES.
CHOICE GOODS.
Montie B. Gwinn.
BUY AN ESTABLISHED LINE OF
=STOYES=
OR
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THE BEST ADVERTISED STOVES
IN AMERICA.
The* Lead All Other».
Evtry Stute and PrUm.
Adapted to Every Pmr—.
GUARANTEED UNEQUALLED
-roil'—
Operation, Eoonomy, Durability ' and
Workmanahlp.
ALWAYS HEI. TAT11 -in ,
tapraiMMoto and Finish found to Ho Qftor*.
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