The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-12-16
THE LOCAL MIRROR.
Cakes Bros. for shoes.
Blatchley the druggist.

Bailey. the smoke vender.
Cakes Bros. for best shoes.
Take your prescriptions to Blatchley.
Cakes Bros. for best shoes at lowest
A big drive in fine toilet soap at
Blatchley's.
Tablets, pens, inks and pencils at
Blatchley's.
The biggest cash inducement at
Cakes Bros.
Read Isidor Mayors great bargain
sale, on another page.
DO not forget the masque ball on the
night of january LIST. 1894.
You save q of your money if you
buy your fine soap at Blatchley's.
Cakes Bros, tell marvellous story in
this issue. You just ought to read it.
Page 4.
A. L. Butts, the leading blacksmith
does always the very best work at the
lowest prices.
All sorts of Blank Books, Stationery,
Pens, Ink, Pencils, and notions, cab be
found at Badley's.
Notice Cakes Bros "ad" this week.
Ten and twenty per cent discount on
all cash purchases.
A choice lot of juvenile books beau
tifully illustrated. Toys Of every de-
scription, at Blatchley's.
Impure candies causes decayed teeth
;, and indigestion. Pure candy is whole
some and nOurishing. Go to Badley's.
Those seeking bargains for Christ
mas should not fail to take the big
twenty per cent discount at Cakes
Bros.
Old Santa Claus as usual has his
headquarters at Blatchley's Drug Store;
where the wants of young and old can
be supplied.
That offer on Lilly Bracket Cos fine
shoes will not last for ever. Accept the
bargains while they are offered at
Oakes Bros.
Our big bargain 81 gents shoes can't
be beat; take twenty per cent off, which
leaves 1920. Can you afford to miss it
at Cakes Bros.
The evening of the first day of 1894
will be celebrated in Caldwell by q
grand masQue ball at the Pacific.
Everybody invited.
Cakes Bros. are truly good, friends to
short-of -money people, they give
twenty per cent cash, for every one
dollar spent with them.
Look out this week for the greatest
bargains in ladies, gents and childrens
wool hosiery ever shown in Idaho at
Monte b. Gwinn Mer' Co.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are struggling to raise means for put.
ting up church bell. A good cause
never failed in Caldwell for want Of
generosity.
LW. F. Mcmillan, General Agent
hrlingt0n route was at Caldwell
Tuesday. The gentleman speaks en-.
eopragingly of future railroad pros
poets for this section of Idaho.
A. A, Hoover's stock Of furniture
wall paper, wire and WOODEN mattresses
is complete. Call and examine his holi
day display. Nothing nicer than ar
easy chair as Christmas gift.
An anarchist threw bomb into tht
French chamber of deputies, severel!
WOunding many OF the Legislators
Idaho legislators should gather profit
able lesson from this event.
StruCkman the we'll known phOt0
grapher will return to Caldwell thi
winter to work, he gives general salts
faction so save your orders for him
I have new scenery and accessories T.
make the finest photos in Idaho.
A private letter dated Dec. 18th, from
Pittsburg Pa, says: about half tn
mills are already closed down an
such hard times have not been know
here in 20 years, II the Wilson bi
passes every mill in Pennsylvania wi
shut down ana the condition OF poo
people which already Is very bad, ir
deed, will be terrible.
The first number of the Idaho Od
Fellow appeared yesterday morning
an unlucky day, but pr0pitious even
geographically, it Is a beautiful PR
ductiOn and the matter is equal TO tn
dress. The TRIBUNE earnestly desire
to see the Odd Fellow grow ana pro
e per. Understanding its purpose,
appreciate its worth.
The city council deserves great cred
f0r recent improvements. NO
wouldn't it be splendid stroke
public policy to put in crossing at u
southeast corner of the Coffin CONNIE
cial Co.'S store and attach thereto
regulation walk, continued to and
tersecting with the projecting end
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