The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-03


Best Of Key West cigars at Isham & Co
The Old RELIABLE BUCKEYE NOVEL
AT CoFFIN's.
The old Exchange" for cool and re
freshing drink.
The MCCORMICK NEW STEEL BINDEE
AT CoFFINs.
--Fahy Bros. keep the finest stock of cigar:
to be found in the city.
900 men wanted at Becker & Browns tc
partake of "spring chickens"
Don't forget that II year old, hand made
sour mash whisky at Fahy Bros.
-Isham g. Co. have just received large
and complete assortment OF tobacco of all
kinds. Call and examine.
-GwINN & BAKER loaded 1900 pounds
of flour for Quartsburg recently, and three
teams for Silver City. They do a general
forwarding business, and are now wanting bids
on the hauling of from 100000 to 10000
pounds of freight.
Once again hear our gentle racket. Lit
tie & Co. do not claim to sell below cost
They have no goods to give away. But they
do claim to sell at a fair living profit, and to
keep the largest, freshest and best selected
stock of pure drugs, chemicals, etc., etc., to
be found in this part Of the country.
When you are in town you can select
your own lumber and, therefore, satisfy your
self. But if ordered from abroad, some one
else must pick it out. Cowden always pays
special attention 10 orders of this kind, and
gives them his personal attention. His prices
are away down, Try and be convinced.
Alex. DUTIES, who resides in the New
Jerusalem neighborhood, exhibited to ourgaze
a sample of oats which he raised without rri-
cation on his farm at that place. The heads
were nicely filled out and looked as well as
any we have seen this season. This proves
that crops can be raised without irrigation in
Idaho.
The TRIBUNE is rapidly gaining ground,
and new subscriptions are coming in daily.
During the past week we have added twenty
six names TO our lists. all good and solid citi-
zens, all of which goes to prove that the peo
pie like and will support an enterprising, live
local paper Rush them in, gentlemen, we
can stand it if you can.
"A large amount Of farming machinery has
been sold in this city lately. Moving mach !
ines, binders and agricultural implements go
put by the wagon load daily. The enterpris-
ng farmers of Sucker Greek and Jordan Val
ey mean to keep up with the times. All this
speaks volumes for the enterprise and pros
oedty Of the country generally.
-Ameetingof the Anti-Chincsc League was
,eld last Tuesday night, and the following
delegates elected TO represent tbs place in the
convention which met in Boise yesterday:
}. S. Brown, c, W. Cooper, Geo. Little,
,hris. Fahy, T. II. Galloway. c. 0. Picard,
nd Guy Becker. The above gentleman fully
epresent the League of Caldwell.
Caldwell is the boss town Of the territory.
t does more business in a week than towns
ouble its size do in month. This is not
0 much due to our superior location, as it is
, our live, enterprising and energetic business
len. There is more business to the square
ich of Caldwell merchant than 10 the
luare foot OF the average man. We're
ouId to lead.
Letter heads, note heads, bill heads,
ENVELOPES, shipping tags, blankforms, posters,
ards and all kinds Of printing done on short
office az THE TRIBUNE office. We do the
Gates. work at the lowest figures in Idaho, /
nd it would be good to remember it. Orders
y mail promptly attended to. When you {
ant a nice job by return mail, s-nd US your
copy" We can't be beat on prices.
Enterprise talks. and don't you forget it ]
owden & Co. last week received, direct from |
lie mills, ten car loads Of rough lumber, and
10 NJ. Oregon Cedar shingles. They can
Il any order, from an elevator down to a
licken house-can fill it promptly and at
rices astonishingly low. Don't forget that ,
icy are the pioneers in their line, are fully 1
entifed with the town, and carry the big @
st stock this side of Walla Wala a
Recognizing the necessity for an estab- n
'hment Of this hind, Messrs. Coffin & Bro. c
i've, with their well known enterprise, been 4
large expense in re6tting their store and u
ocking IFS shelves with an immense line OF ;,
.nts furnishing goods boots and shoes, etc. a
othing in Idaho territory can compare with 1,
and the people of Caldwell and the entire N
untry are justly proud Of it. Pluck, enter y
Use and business snap get there every time.
There are about 100000 pounds of wool
wv in the warehouses at this place awaiting
ipment. The freight capacity Of the O. S, b
is taxed to its utmost, and shipments are ST
layed all along the line. Again let US state c,
at nothing speaks better for the prosperity W
the country. Mr. A. Packard shipped six fl
| car loads Of wool lover 10000 pounds) II
,ar through to Boston, Mass, last Wednes- h,
y. Mr.. Packard has been largely instru v,