The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-16

Observation-Disclosures
Fruit at 1sham's.
Rev. Hicks preached at Nampa
last Sunday.
Gasoline at Wright's Drug store,
at retail or in quantity.
shafts or Pole and Shafts combined
just received by The Coffin 4 Northrop
Go.
-"He who shows good judgement in
spending his money will never be
broke" thus sayeth "The Finest"
AT Cakes Bros. is the place to get
a perfect fit in fine shoes, both for
Ladies and Gents. They carry the
most perfect assortment.
If you know how to spend less
than you make, you have found the
philosophers stone. All of ".rhe Fin
est's" customers have found it.
-Drs. w. c. and Z. Z. Maxey have
been fitting up their Office in metropol-
itan style the past week. and have q
very pleasant and comfortable place.
We are going out of the Boot and
Shoe business, and offer our entire
! stock in this line at actual cost for
cash. No goods charged to anyone at
these prices. F. r. Coffin s. Bro.
Let us at least have the fire guard
make an inspection of the street and
order Ill repairs necessary for safety.
That costs nothing and sometimes is
more effective than fire department.
-Drs. j. E. Burr and A. q. Rounse-
vile, have located in Caldwell, and
make a speciality of chronic diseases.
They can be found at Fany's new house
on the north side or Isham's dug
store.
M. B. Gwinn starts for Denver to-
morrow night where he will attend the
commercial congress which meets there
next week, as Idaho's delegate. The
other delegate accredited to Idaho is
Senator Gum, of Wood River.
DR.. Galloway, city marshal, was
the only resident left in Caldwell on
Friday last. All the rest of the resi-
dents of that lively town were in Boise
on that day hobnobbing with President
Harrisen.-Democrat.
MIR. Williamson and family leave
Caldwell for Hutchinson, Kansas, the
latter part of this month. During
their residence in Caldwell they have
made many friends who will be sorry
to lose them.
Mr.. 49, Gwinn has been elected
water master and manager of the Cald-
we'll Real Estate 4 Water Co., vice, Mr..
II. N. Coffin, resigned. Mr.. G. accepts a
position as teller in bank in another
part of the state.
We understand that rash man
has made the threat to come into TIE
TRIBUNE office and lick both the pro
prietors. Now we dislike of all things
to discourage laudible enterprise, but
we also dislike to see an ambitious
young man rush into the very jaws of
destruction. For fear that he has not
rightly sized up his victims, we would
call his attention to the fact that he is
tackling 425 pound job, and advise
him to take them one at time.
The Caldwell and Nampa great
international smuggling match is assum-
ing shape. Mayor Gwinn, Of the for
mer, and Mayor Stearns, of the latter,
will meet in the arena in the near
future and battle to finish. THE
TRIBUNE will back Gwinn, while the
Leader will fill u like position for
Stearns. The only condition imposed
is that Stearns will train himself down
to Gwinn's lighting weight, which is 1875
pounds. Allpaid up subscribers to THE
TRIBUNE will be given tip.
For two long years Mr.. Green
Adams and family have been gazing
with longing and soulful eyes upon
winters SHOWS and summers verdure
on the Owyhee mountains, as seen fifty
miles away from the front of the Pacific
hotel in Caldwell, where they have
made their home, until the longing for
the atmosphere, good water and con-
genial surroundings of their former
home grew uncomfortable and they
have returned to Silver City to reside.
We have always maintained that every
body who ever left this town longed to