The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-07

Two Sisters of Charity were in town
soliciting for the Orphans Home at
Spokane.
That best gents "a shoe is causing
among those who have pur-
chased of Cakes Bros.
Epworth League will meet at the M.
E. Church. next Sunday evening at Z
o'clock. 1t reorganized Wednesday.
For very wide shoe, called Old
Mans Comfort, Cakes Bros. have a
perfect ease giver in the "a best goods.
A. L. Butts, the popular blacksmith
is always to be found at the old stand
doing good work promptly and at
reasonable prices.
For the best ladies heavy winter shoe
90 to Cakes Bros. and ask to see the |
Winner. There is where you get value
for your money.
Don't forget Cakes Bros and their
prices on your entire winter shoe
purchase, these hard times they offer
excellent values.
1t is fully worth your while to exam
inc our ladies' oil grain Winner shoe.
This is the best shoe ever sold in Cald-
well for hard wear. Cakes Bros.
Farmers will find it to their interest
to get Cakes Bros. on three pair or
more of shoes for the winter supply.
We are way down on high up goods.
This is the chance of your life time.
First quality western goods at less than
eastern prices. F. Nj. Lucus m cans
business and now is your time to buy.
Observing men predict scarcity of
hay this winter. Should their predic-
tions prove correct, those who per-
mitted their third crop to lay in the
field will realize some grief.
M. B. Gwinn Mer. Co.'S usual large
and well selected stock of dry goods
ladies and gents furnishing goods are
daily arriving from the east. They are
being marked down very low.
The M. B. Gwinn Mer. Co.. have an
immense new stock of boots and shoes
direct from the very best factories in
, the United States. The prices on them
are low and the goods will please you.
81 Who says Baby Ruth has not any
3 Brother? The insane man who wanted
to put the President out of the way
q said Cleveland was his father. Such q
1 thing is by no means an impossibility
Hope Examiner.
/. Rev. Gee, of Payette, will preach al
+ the Baptist church, at this place Sun
day evening. His reputation as al
able speaker is well established 81
y come out tomorrow evening 7:30 ant
hear what he has to say.
A new line of fall and winter cloak
10 and jackets have just been opened a
Monte B. Gwinn Mer. Co.'S. Com
and pick one out while the assortmen
r is good. This line comprises all tn
d latest novelties Of the season.
H. Alex. Dement,, citizen Of Caldwell
ID was arrested Monday, charged b
C. J. j. Monroe, Boise butcher, wit
10 stealing q calf claimed by the latte
He had trial before Justice Wilson
e. of Boise City, Tuesday, and was di'
ID charged, the evidence not being sufi
20 cient to hold him.
Warden Campbell has submitted hi
es monthly report to the governor.
n. shows there are now 81 convicts at tt
Of penitentiary, about 80 of whom al
worked daley. Three sides Of the ne
T. stone fence will be completed With
ca two weeks. Owing to the meagre al
ar preparation work on the fence will hay
y to be stopped at that time.-Boi'
Statesman.
III A two line editorial which appeart
10 in the last issue of The Nation, "Wi
&C. someone please tell us what democrat
Ill is ?" has excited every democratic pap
within hundreds of miles of Loga
en- and everyone of them has had som
&c, thing to say on the subject, but not
ng single one has answered the questio
res They can't do it and hold their jo
Logan Nation.
,n- The Weiser Signal gives notice Of
,rd reduction in size. The TRIBU1
The hangs on in fear and trembling. 1t
r." no longer question of profit, but si
ply. how long can the weekly loss