The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-18
NEW Goops At GwINN & BAKERS.

gent man in every mining locality to sell The
Isham Hand Rock Drill Write to Geo. B.
Isham, Caldwell, Idaho, for particulars.
When you want anything nice and nobby
in the way of Boots and Shoes always go to
Cofin's. They keep only 6rst-class and relia-
bic goods, but sell them at prices as low as
the lowest.
Coffin G. Bro. are always in the lead in
groceries, and do exactly what they advcr-
tisc. and sell more goods for ST. than any other
house in town. Invest dollar and see.
New GooDs AT GwINN & BAKERS.
-Gwinn & Baker received three car loads
of new goods this week--one of hardware,
one of oil, and another Of groceries. Two
more. car loads of dry goods will be in the first
of next week. Don't forget them. Call and
examine their stock.
Little & Co. are agents for the Phenix
Insurance Co., of Brooklyn, and the Ameri-
can Fire Insurance Co.. OF Philadelphia, two
Of the oldest, soundest and best companies in
America They are also agents for the State
Steamship Co. and sell tickets TO and from all
European points.
My. Goons AT GwINN & BAKERS.
-''No," remarked Mrs. Tompkin, with a
smile which nearly cracked the walls in its
intensity" s'No, we don't hate the country
like we useter did. Since Phletas bought
that lovely wall paper at Little's, things has
looked hull lot brighter like, and life is
worth living once more"
The candidates are all nominated now
and still the world turns round. This has
been proven a hundred times, and no one
doubts it any more. Nor does anyone doubt
that Coffin keeps the best line Of boots and
shoes, fine hats, ETC., ever seen il Idaho. If
you doubt it you are behind the times.
-NEw GOODS AT GwINN & BAKERS.
Harmon, the wizard, gave a unique
and interesting performance at Thomas
Hall las; Saturday evening to quite large
audience. His show was an old-fashioned
legerdemain exhibition, <feplete with novel
and interesting tricks, vastly amusing to the
old as well as young. The professor goes
from here to Emmett and the Payehe Valley
early next week.
-Gwinn & Baker have just received the
largest shipment of dry goods ever brought to
this town. 1t does one good to take g look at
this immense stock. but he will be led to Won
der where and how they propose to dispose Of
it. The stock includes aim ost everything in
the dry goods line, and should be seen to be
appreciated. Mr. M. B. Gwinn, who is now
cast selecting their stock, is expected home in
about two weeks.
Prof Harmon is introducing spring bed
which is not only novelty in construction,
but is also decidedly the most comfortable bed
we have ever seen. The springs are double
in action and make much stronger and more
durable bed than those in ordinary use, while
it is at the same time more springy and com
Portable. These splendid beds are sold at the
very low price of $500 and we take pleasure
in recommending them to the publicgenerally.
-NEw GOODS AT Gw1NN & BAKERS.
of The Idaho & Oregon Land Improvement
Company, with their families, are now max
ing tour Of Yellowstone Park, and will ar
rive at Caldwell in their special car, "Glen
Eyrie," next week, coming VIA. Portland. |
They consist Of Hon. A. Caldwell president |
of the Improvement Company; A. w. Mel
lon, treasurer; Thos. A. Mellon director;
Judge Mellon, stakeholder and prominent
banker Of Pittsburgh, and several others, with |
members Of their families. They are on
tour Of observation and pleasure, and will re-
main few days at Caldwell and other Ore
gon Short Line towns, inspecting their impor
tant property interests. General Manager
Strahorn and wife will accompany them over
the Short Line.
--NEw GooDs AT GwINN & BAKERS.
-"The Stupendous Revival Of the Roman |
and DR.. Carver gave perform
ance over on the foot hills last Wednesday. |
The tent was not at all crowded. and the |
show was by no means frst-class. 1t did not
with Robinson's of last year in point
VI IiSiit- diiNi, tetnSu 10 HiOiC, WIS uCIiQ-
eddy weak sister. The performances of the
Silbon family, and the shooting by DR.. Car
yer, were by far the most interesting features,
but If the ancient Romans had 10 witness
such stupendous reviyals as were given on the
hippodrome track, they certainly suffered
from an awful dearth of amusement. We
don't believe the ancient Romans ever ran
race for dollar, anyhow.
Taken altogether, the show was not what peo-
pie had been led to expect, and had most
painful air Of brevity about it, probably owing
to the akali dust. Instead Of three and one
half hours Of solid enjoyment, the perfor-
nance only matcralized into one and one
half hours rather doubtful pleasure. Next
time circus captures this town, we will all
of course.