The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-03
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTES,
Paid For by People Who Want You to
Know Why They Are Here.
IT PAYS TO KEEP POSTED,
Read this Column as a Natter of Duty
for IN 1t Can be Found Many Things
You Ought to Know.

Maxey keeps fresh oysters.
Bailey, the smoke vender.
See those handsome hat racks at
Hoover's Furniture store.
Everything the "Finest" and prices
the lowest at Stiles & Dunbar.
McLain makes cabinets photos at
$500 per dozen. (Boise.)
Fine walnut silver tipped and brass
stair rods at Hoover's.
Hay press for sale at a bargain. Call
ON or address Howard Sebree.
Ready mixed paint at $500 and
$50 per gallon, at Wright's Drug
Store.
School books of all kinds for Ada
county can be obtained ut Wright's
Drug Store.
If you want to take drive, remem-
Der that johnson can be found at the
old stand.
Take good care of the inner man.
on can 40 so by sending your orders
to The Finest" All goods delivered
free.
Call and see HoOver's new anti.sun
dark heavy window shades, plain style.
with fringe trimmings, low price.
Gentlemen make a mistake if thew
buy their winter wear before examin-
ing the stock and prices at "The
Finest"
The cold chilly winds of December
! will soon whistle through your whis-
kers Go to "Ihe Finest" and prepare
to keep warm.
The greatest show-for one week
only. Displayed in the childrens win
dow at HO0ver's.
Don't be deceived by talk but come
and see. We can clothe you better and
cheaper than anybody else. Try "The
Finest"
We extend a special invitation to
ladies to call and examine our goods.
We are proud of them and take pleas.
ure in showing them. 1.-The Finest"
Lovers of art are invited to inspect
Hoover's beautiful new goods, in Oil
and Water Colors, Pastels, Artotypes,
Photographers, Etchings, Steel Engrav-
ings and Chromos.
Emmett was represented last Sunday
by G. p. Bilderback, VIM. Parrish, c.
b. Knox and H. e. Riggs.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. P.
j. Fahy is doing a good business at
in his dealings and deserves all the
| ,,ofrnnooo tho ,,oOnlo thorA rson rrivo
him.
The contract for building three
story combination brick and stone
building at Pocatello has been awarded
r.. E. Miller, the Caldwell contractor.
MI. Miller's bid was $4,000, the build
ing to be completed in ninety days.
d. L. Bailey is still picking straw
berries off his vines, and H. w. Dor
man says he revels in fresh raspberries
every time he goes home. The vines
and bushes in this country keep right
on bearing rs though fall and winter
were not.
,, Anderson Riley. respectable citizen
last week on his death bed, that he was
. the original James Anderson, one of the
toughest members of the famo us Jesse
James gang of outlaws. According to
, the dispatches the story seems to be
| well founded and the Identification
| complete. This is scoop" for Pay
: cite from source we never dreamed
| of. and The TRIBUNE detective has
: been started out with instructions to
J find the original Jesse James himself
| on a death bed in Caldwell.
DR.. Lee, who went to San Francisco
some weeks ago to have a nerve
removed from his face, writes friend
!, in Caldwell, under date of September
!, 25th as follows: "This is the first at
; tempt at writing with pen since the
operation, eleven days ago. l am
!. doing well but have to have one eye
,, bandaged yet and drainage tube is
.. still inserted. I find DR.. Lane fine
man and skillful operator. think
will get away from here next week
> will run down to San Jose for few
, days then will start for homo. You
may say in THE TRIBUNE next Satur
day that l will be home by the middle
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