The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-14

| Oeii dib SC thOSS i1lliOus CONOOl HATS u
Cofin's. Prices from So. 50 to $3.50. Any
thing you want. No shoddy goods.
81 say, Tom. where did you get that splcnd-
ed cigar? It smells like genuine Key
Wester."
''It is. dear fellow" returned Tom with an
air of conscious superiority, 81 buy all my CT
gars OF Little & Co. Then / am certain to
get only the best. Try them yourself"
The litigation over the defunct Boise
Canal Company's ditch cross the river has
been satisfactorily settled, and we are glad to
state that work on that much needed enter
prise will soon be commenced in deadly earn
est. This will throw open for settlement an
immense tract Of magnificent farming lands,
and will be an important factor in the welfare
of the country generally.
Hank Vaughn, well-known in this re-
gion, was shot and seriously wounded last
Sunday, at Centerville, Oregon, by man
named w. II. Fallwell. The ball took effect
in the right shoulder. Vaughn was not armed,
but he succeeded in putting his man to fight,
chased him down the street, threw him down
and took the revolver away from him. The
revolver had one load remaining. but Vaughn
told him he would not murder him in cold
blood, as he had just tried to do him.
Eyes," remarked Mrs. Tompkins, as a
heavy sigh slowly welled forth and struck the
ceiling with thump, "Tompkins and alus
quarrelled an fit till right here lately"
"And have you made up now? ?" inquired
the visitor
ooh, yes, indeed we has, returned the old
lady with CHEEKY smile, ''since Tompkins be-
gan to buy our drugs, medicines and so on
from isham & Co., we haint been sick at all,
and never fight no more" And the old lady
toddled into the kitchen to make sure the
bread was not burning
"A new furniture store viii soon be added
to the list Of Caldwell business houses Mr..
Thomas II. Harrison, of Ogden, arrived here
the first of the week, and, after looking
around, concluded to open a store at this
point. He has bought the stock Of furniture
carried by Messrs. Gwnn & Baker, and has
also rented the building formerly occupied by
that firm. His family will arrive in few
days from Ogden, when Mr.. Harrison may be
looked upon as one Of Caldwell's permanent
citizens. We afe heartily glad to welcome
him to this favored town, and trust his bust
ness venture may be emioently successful.
Last Wednesday eight head Of fine horses
were stolen from the Payette valley by some
party or parties as yet ucdetected Messrs.
Burge, Groomer, Williams and Davis were
the parties from whom the horses were stolen,
and they Immediately started in pursuit.
Burge and Groomer succeeded in trailing the
missing horses to the bridge near this town,
and the following day found the entire eight
head in Sands Basin, across Snake river.
One Of them decided to remain with the herd
while the other returned to this place for as
sistance. He encountered Williams and Da-
Wis a little way from town, and they immed-
lately started for the scene of war. They are
expected in to-day, when fullerparticulars will
be obtainable. The gentlemenstate that they
are quite certain who the guilty parties are,
and an effort will undoubtedly be made to
secure them, This is very poor country for
horsethieves-especially if they are caught.
Hats
Hats Hats
Hats! Hats Hats!
The famous "Stetson hat
kept by F. r. Coffin & Bro.
The finest hat in the market and no
exceptions. If you want to wear dia-
monds, buy your hats, boots and shoes, fur
nishing goods. etc., at Collins, and in
a short time you will save enough to
put diamond on your shirt
front that would make
hoteicerl green with
envy. Buy
Hat
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