The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-15
WHOLE NO. 362
--Oakcs Bros. have brought the only
'eally complete line of Dress Goods and

--Oakcs Bros. have brought the only
really complete line of Dress Goods and
trimmings ever shown in the city.
Now is the accepted time. Never
put off good bargain today because
you can get it tomorrow. They are ON
tap at "'rhe Finest" today.
1t looks as though Ada county
were in line with the majority of the
United States as far as politics is con-
cerned. In other matters she is ahead.
Caldwell bears the proud distinc-
ton of being the only city in Idaho
that has not claimed that it was the
only place for the location of the State
| Agricultural College. The Legislature
| will undoubtedly locate it here by way
of reward for modesty.
The MarseIls Theatre Co., which
showed in this town last week is being
most roundly cursed as the grandest
fraud in the show line that ever visited
this place. We were of the opinion
that the magic lantern was the extreme
limit, and that an indignant public
would stand nothing worse, but it
seems as though greater bilks do exist.
The Idaho Statesman publishes
full telegraphic report, and gives Idaho
the news a day earlier than any other
paper. We venture the assertion that
there is not another town in the United
States the size Of Boise City, that sup
ports as good paper as the Statesman.
1t is credit to Boise City and to
Idaho.
Mrs. F. B. Camp and daught er
Minnie, have been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. n. B. Sebree, the past two
months. left for their home in Port
land, Oregon, last Monday. Mrs. Sc
bree and her two children returned
with them, to be gone all winter. Be.
says about the LIST of March anyone
can see through him to read THE
. TRIBUNE.
, The mercury is dropping every
day, but has not got down near as low
as the prices at Stiles & Dunbar's pop
f ular store.
0 The CALDWELL TRIBUNE has re-
e ceived new Potter Power Press. In
r speaking of it they head their article:
"Good bye, old Press, Good Bye" All.
e boys, there is great solemnity about
IS that heading which no one but an
Il old pressman can realize. Yes, "Good
l. bye, old Press, Good Bye" The Gazette
e congratulates the TRIBUNE on its sue
# cess.-Malheur Gazette.
n The Bachelors Club gave an order
to Cakes Bros. this week for seven
bolts of Grape 1t is custom with the
Club to drape the hall for thirty days
n for each member gone astray, and
n owing to the loss of two week for the
S, past two months, the supply of Grape
d has become exhausted. Bailey is the
Y last deserter. When he found that eat.
~ ing the bologna gavel did not stop the
or machinery, he made direct bolt and
il got marrihd. Cakes, Moe and Bailey
Il, in less than three week! A TRIBUNE
re representative had an interview will
;e President Apperson, who said thai
of Tom. Johnson, Chris. Fahy, Hank Dor
man, Dave Smithson and All Sin wer,
the only faithful he could depend upon
and that he even looked upon johnson
IN with suspicion, having learned that h
was putting new chimney on his
in house, He said the Club would chang
he their Bylaws to take in anyone owe
thirteen and under 105 years of age
n and hoped to thus get new lease o.
m life. "We have some cause for rejoiC
ing even in sorrow" continued the oil
patriarch, "for Dunbar and Cour
90 Northrup are both free from domesti
vi tyranny, and we hope to soon recaiy
'S' their applications. While the past fey
IS, months has been most disgrace RECORD
'u yet the rainbow OF promise is visible i
OK the sky and we have some cause fc
for thanksgiving and hope. We wi
nd also prepare memorial praying Majc
We Mckinley to place a 300 per cent dut
ST. on women, and have them classed &
raw material. We will triumph yet"
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