The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-28

few nights ago after an illness Of
but two hours. Hives was the all
ment.
--Isham & Co. carry a full line
of patent medicines, chemicals,
drugs, tobacco, cigars, stationery,
in fact everything in the drug line.
Give us a trial.
Jas. Gwinn, Ed. Maxey and
Gus. Harvey, accompanied by as
many young ladies, took advantage
of the good sleighing and visited
Nampa last Tuesday night.
Boise valley is trying to re-
deem herself and regain the good
graces of outraged friends. As
to atone for her recent recent cold
snap, she is now lavish with the
finest kind of spring weather.
Several young ladies took their
best boys out sleigh riding the other
evening. Insomuch as THE TRI-
BUNE got left we are firmly con-
WINGED that good-looks and genius
stand but little show against sordid
wealth.
THE TRIBUNE heard promi-
nent society gent say that he would
wear plug hat at the masquerade.
We hasten to suggest that he add a
pair of kid gloves to his toilet. To
appear in a plug hat alone would
be embarrassing, to say the least.
Ralph Cakes is missed from
his accustomed place, and The
TRIBUNE has been informed that he
has gone to Roseburg, Oregon, to
get married. Whether true or not
we are not prepared to say, and
await his return to have the mys-
terry cleared up.
Ayers pills are constantly adj
vancing in the estimation of those
who use them. They improve the
appetite, promote digestion, restore
healthy action, and regulate every
function. They are pleasant to
take, gentle in their operation, and
powerful in subduing disease.
The M. E. congregation have
secured the new school house and
are putting in the necessary lights
chairs, ETC., and will have a pleas
ant and comfortable place of wor
ship. Church and sunday schoo
tomorrow. Bell will ring for Sun
day school in the afternoon.
| Nathan Hultz, who will be re
membered as the man who was rur
over by a heavily loaded lumbe
wagon between this place and Pay
cite some months ago, called on TIL
TRIBUNE Tuesday. He sustained
what at the time were considered
fatal injuries. DR.. Maxey perform
i
ed three very difficult but success
| full operations on him, and he i
now SO far recovered as to be around
The measles are still prevalen
in and around Middleton. TIL
family of D. Masterson have al
had them, but are now all fully re
covered, except a little boy eigh
months old, who is down with pneu
monia.-The family Of J. o. Moud.
have also been afflicted but hav
all recovered.-Mr. A. J. Breshears
; family are nearly all down, includ
ing Mrs. Breshears, and they ar
; quite sick, yet none serious.
Tom Bates, telegraph operate
at this place, has been transferred
to Boise, the line to that city hay
ing been completed. The people Q
Boise will find Tom an obliging fel
: low, and man who not only knows
! but who attends to his business
This leaves Mr.. Conway alone a
this station, until the spring ship
ments begin. 1t is lots of work 70
one man-entirely too much-bu
Conway can do it if anybody car
THE TRIBUNE has sent in
large order to Chicago for an entir
new outfit of job type, comprisin
all the newest styles and faces
: Our immense job patronage for tn
past year warrants this great e1
pense, and we are going to keep tn
!, TRIBUNE job department in tn
lead of any in Idaho. We max
!, pamphlet work and lawyers briei
a speciality. AS for letter head
bill heads, ETC., we will say that
nice, clear print from new type a
= ways looks much better than
poorly executed Autograph, and
much cheaper. Bring your prin
: ing to THE TRIBUNE. Write or ca
on US for prices on any kind .
:, work.
: "A lot of hoodlum boys attacl
Q ed an old Chinaman last Sunda,
8 who was about to cross Idaho stree
e On fiaroalv with snow hollis fbot III