The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-06

VIM. Childs, the champion sheep
buyer and sevenup player, is in town
again.
The town of Caldwell has more
good side walks than any other town
in the state.
The finest display of Toys, Notious
and all kinds of Christmas goods at
Blatchley's
Fine presents at Blatchley's. Elk
CANT goods at prices lower than ever
offered before.
Bargains in Ladies' and Misses
Cloaks at Gwinn's. They must be sold
before January LIST.
The lectures by the lady on secu-
larism were spoken of very highly by
those inclined 10 that belief.
The largest line of Ladies' sacques
to be seen in the city, is at Gwinn's.
Prices defy competition.
20 to II. ID. Blatchley for bar
gains in Holiday goods; immense stock,
choice selections and great variety.
Ladies if you wish your escort to
be real proud of you, don't fail to wear
a pair of those White Kid Gloves to
the Ball: at Cakes Bros.
"A large piece of coal in Batch
ley's show window is labelled: Coal
Removed from freight train going 70
miles per hour, by Hogan, the Stiff
Hands off"
-"Doc," most expert coal thief
in town-one of the fellows who m axe
a business of it, was invited to take a
walk by the Marshal last Thursday, and
started up the track much 'lamented.
"A gentleman from Kansas arrived
in town one day this week, to locate
land for colony of Kansas farmers
who are hunting a new home. They
cannot find better country than Boise
valley or better town than Caldwell.
Notice Cakes Bros. tad" this week.
They are offering some rare bargain
that will not pay you to miss. This
being the first real sale in Caldwell, no
one should fail to profit by the low
prices they can obtain,
"A very suggestive chain attached
to piece of railroad iron is piece of
furniture in Judge Beaty's office. 1t is
on account of this innocent looking
"contraption" that "bums" and "vags"
dread an interview with his Honor.
She is coming and don't you over
look it. Real estate will be so high in
Caldwell next spring that it can't be
seen without the aid of telescope.
Get in on the ground floor. THE
TRIBUNE gives it's readers this pointer
gratis, but it is worth money to every
one of you.
-Ranchers, if you want to show
other people what Idaho soil will do,
bring samples of your grain, potatoes,
fruit, etc, to Rule & Cole, real estate
agents, who will distribute it where it
will do the most good. Bring samples
either to this Office or their their
real estate Office in Caldwell. Now
if you want eastern people to know
what sage brush land will do, here is
chance without expense to you.
The Central National Building &
Loan Association, of Omaha, have or
ganized local board in this city and
are preparing to do an active business
here. There is perhaps no other Ma
tional Association that can boast of as
many good features as this one pos
sessss. There are three paramount
questions asked by every individual
who contemplates carrying stock in an
association, of which most associations,
perhaps the Central National alone
excepted, answer only two. They are:
How much do pay?
How long do pay?
How much do get?
The failure to answer the second
question has been the stumbling block
of nearly all organizations, but the
Central National overcomes this diff
Guilty and agrees in every certificate of
stock issued to pay the same in seven
years from its date. Its monthly pay
ments are light, it's interest charge
reasonable and its leniency to delin-
quents remarkable. Those who care to
invest for themselves or chileren, and
save something for the future, or those
who coutenDlate huil1inu that tbav