The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-16

drug store.
Read Hoover's new ad. He il
selling furniture by the wholesale
and is receiving new goods daily
He has also put in stock of coffin!
for those who contemplate dying
"A stock train on the Oregon
Short Line was wrecked near Sho
shone last Thursday. 1t is sale
that the cars were thrown in every
direction but nc stock was injured
Fred Foster, driver of the
Rockville Stage, found a bed tick
filed with goods between here anG
the ferry. The owner can get the
same by paying for this notice and
proving property.
Gem of the Mountains Rebeck,
alb Degree Lodge No. 5, is rapidly
becoming a strong and permanent
institution. From the Joyful
noise" that eliminates from their
hall on meeting nights, one would
suppose that they were having a
royal time.
The report that the New York
Canal Company has purchased the
Phyllis Canal and would start
work Immediately has turned out to
be hoax. That ditch will never
be built until Caldwell capital
does it, and that is all ready when
the blowhards get out of the way.
Ayers Hair Vigor is a univer-
sal beautitier. Harmless, effective,
and agreeable, it has taken high
rank among toilet articles. This
preparation causes thin and weak
hair to become abundant, strong,
and healthy, and restores to gray
hair it's original color.
The contract for carrying the
tri-weekly mail between here and
Emmett has been awarded to V.
II. Pease, of Carson City, Nevada.
The contract has been sub-let to
Sam Ball, Of this city. Mr.. Pease
also has the contract for carrying
the Rockville mail.
Last night about twenty-five
couples came down from Boise on
a special train, and together with
the Caldwell people enjoyed a
dance at the Pacific Hotel. At
least that was the program, but as
we 60 to press before the arrival of
the train, we will have to wait I'M
til next week to verify it.
We would call the attention of
our readers to the new ADVERTISE
ment of Little & Blatchley. They
have had an excellent cut of their
place Of business made, and it ap-
pears to-day. Such advertisements
are great. They not only adver-
tise the business firm thoroughly,
but also the town, by showing the
style and character Of it's buildings.
Mr. Henry Hartley had quite
a battle with vicious stud recently.
While being groomed, the animal
suddenly evinced a desire to do
mischief, and making a lunge he
caught Mr.. Hartley's right arm be-
tween his teeth, inhicting a severe
wound just above the elbow. Mr..
Hartley wrenched himself free
from the stations teeth, seized a
convenient club and proceeded to
enter very vigorous protest.
against such treatment tt-and sue
ceeded-in subduing the unruly
beast. Mr.. Hartley's arm will
look well in a sling for a few days,
however.
--latest advices from Silver
City say that the independent citi-
zens of that place have become dis
gusted with the stage line to that
place for it's open and hostile OPP
position to their telegraph line, and
that they propose to put on a tri-
weekly fast freight line between
Caldwell and that place, and with
draw their patronage from the stage
line. 1t also contains a proposition
for Caldwell to increase her sub
scription to 81, 800 and take stock
and be represented in the manage
ment, instead of merely giving
$1,050 as a donation. Hurrah for
grit and independence Of Silver.
Uncle Dan'l Bacon has moved
his Boise Republican to Nampa.
In his valedictory Uncle Dan
says that Gin enlarging the field of
our operation, it is thought best to
adopt a more significant title,
hence hereafter the paper will be
known as the Idaho Republican"
"Enlarging our field of operation"
is good. THE TRIBUNE has always
tried to point out to the people of
Nampa that they were the kite and
Boise the tail, but the Republican,
of Boise, seems to be the first to
grasp the idea. All that has been
the matter with Nampa is The fact
that the tail has been a little too
heavy for the kite to raise, but as
the Republican is now cut off the
tail and added to one of the guide |
strings, we may look for some tall
soaring up the track.
-Robt. E. Strahorn returned |
from Salt Lake Wednesday with
his uncle and aunt-Mr. and Mrs. |
Robert Strahorn, of Chicago. The