The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19
THE LOCAL MIRROR.

Bailey. the smoke vender.
Take your prescriptions to Blatchley.
The west ought to build a monument
to "Silver Dick" Bland.
Ladies' chemise for 30 cents at Cakes
Bros; don't wait too long.
Chas. A. Cakes has been enjoying
himself the past week on Dry Buck.
Mr.. P. A. Devers is selling self-bind-
ers for Chas. Sebree' during his absence.
Calico is dirt cheap at cents yard 4;
Cakes Bros. have only few pieces left.
You can get splendid meal at the
China restaurant at Mrs. Morris hotel.
Only few more pieces of the 9 cent
dress gingham can be had at Cakes
Bros.
Henry Brady was in town last Tues
DAY, having come down to see his
ranch.
The Pocatello Herald, an excellent
paper, has suspended publication.
Hard times.
The report that "Baby Ruth" pre-
pared the presidents message is prob
ably base canard.
The great fruit preservative-Anti
fermentine. No fire; no heat. For
sale at Blatchley's.
The Jones boys returned Tuesday
from their outing in the hills. They
had q most enjoyable time.
A ~ Gents colored shoe can be
bought for $275, and bottle of polish
thrown in for cash, at Cakes Bros.
The Northern Pacific railroad has
passed into the hands of a receiver
Now is the time to buy tie passes. =
Ladies' muslin chemise, drawers,
skirts and corset covers are going fast
at prices Cakes Bros. offer them at.
Mrs B. b. HALEY, who has been visit
ing friends in the east for several
weeks past, is expected home today.
Judge T. H. Galloway and Alex. De.
ment left last Sunday for the heavy
timber and trout streams about Dry
Buck.
Wonder if President Cleveland has
given this years Thanksgiving Day
proclamation any serious thought as
yet.
A pair of ladies' gloves picked up or
the street can be obtained at this Office
by the owner, by paying 25 cents fol
this notice.
People are beginning to see wher
Cakes Bros. make clearance sale thai
they mean business and put good.
away down.
Rev. Crowther will take charge Of
the M. E. congrega ton at this place
Rev. Richardson expects to go t.
Glenn's Ferry.
Miss Jessie l.. Straughan, sister O
surveyor general, who has been visitln,
the family of Rev. j. II. Barton, left OF
Thursday evening for Boise.
Il. A. COWden, ChaS. II. Reed, Ed. X
Hayes and Chas. H. Sebree left las
Thursday evening for hunting an,
fishing excursion on Wood river.
Secretary of Interior, Hoke Smith
owns the Atlanta Journal. The pape
came out for free coinage in a recen
issue. The cause is marching on.
Mr.. G. Jacobs, proprietor Of one Q
the oldest business houses of Bots
; City, was closed out this week. q
course 1t WAS on account of the Sher
man law. s-s6
Trains are now running into Bots
City and the travellers to the capita
will no longer find 1t necessary to rid
almile through dust foot deep in
bus. We congratulate Boise that
is now in realitya railroad town.
Services will be held in the Presb,
tsrian church next Sunday as follow,
Sunday school ut 10: 80 q. M Christia
Endeavor society 1880 p. m. Preachin
$50 p. m. There will be no preachin
in the morning during the month {
August.
Let us have light and water, but Il
the city own and control both. Ther
10 no reason why Caldwell should hay