The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-25
CHIPS AND YIHETSTONES.

VI Gilc paper, OCucI WlSc ouCH fauN Oi CiSe
ments will be placed under the head o
business announcements. Locals mus
be brought in Tuesdays and Friday
before 2 o'clock p. m. to insure lnser
ton in paper of following day.
Pure cigars, totaccos and candies a
Badley's.
When you are in the city call in ant
see HOstctter the jeweler.
Lot Feltham has been numbered
among the sick, but is recovering.
1t costs nothing to have your watcl
inspected at HOs;etter's the JeWeler.
The building boom has not begun tC
move yet, but it exhibits spirit OF un
rest.
There is now steady demand fol-
iackrabb.t ears ut one and half cents
each.
The Payette big ditch company have
made. proposition TO sell out their
canal.
Get prices of bacon, Hams and Lard
from Isidor Mayer before purchasing
else where.
Grand jurors are subject to indict-
ment unless they smoke good cigars.
Try Badley's.
Caldwell will not import an orator
this year. Home products are good
enough in hard times.
The grand jury is an intelligent body
of men, and a credit to the county. DO
not stultify yourselves.
Bailey, the Smoke Vender has put in
a particularly fine lot of cigars for
court week. Try them.
VIM. Galloway who has been very
sick with inflammation of the bowels,
was reported better yesterday.
At committee meeting Monday
night effective work was done in line
of coming Fourth of July celebration.
Caldwell presented a lively scene
Tuesday morning The streets and
avenues were crowded with busy peo-
pie.
Before purchasing gents furnishing
goods, boots, shoes etc, 60 to lsidor
Mayer and get his prices and save
money.
The Silver City telegraph line was
sold by the Sheriff Saturday for 1901 90
Mr.. Timothy Regain of Boise City was
the buyer.
Assessor Horn has begun his annual
rounds. He is in the Emmett country
this week. Do not abuse him. He
can't help it.
Lawyers who have any respect for
their professional standing always
smoke pure Havana cigars and get
them at Badley's.
Nothing will contribute more to the
pleasure of attending court than first
class cigars at moderate prices. Bad
ley keeps the only genuine.
The town authorities are having the
timber of the foot bridges across in
and creek replaced. The last gap made
by the flood will soon be brldged over.
If you want a penknife, or pencil,
eraser or envelope, cigar or cigarette,
candy or nuts-anything, first class,
pure and wholesome 60 to Badleys at
the post office.
Why doesn't Congress join COxey's
army? The bulk of the members seem
to belong to the continually augment
number of unemployed AT least they
are not doing anything.
Governor Mcconnell has consented
to attend and address the Caldwell pub
lie school during commencement exer-
cises. Caldwell will appreciate this
mark of the governors respect.
DIR. J. ]. Armstrong is now perma-
nently located at Middleton. His card
will be found in this issue. He will be
pleased to see old patrons at all times
Dr. Armstrong stands well in the pro-
feSsiOn.
The Caldwell mining expedition, con-
sisting of Galloway, Steunenberg and
Brown, were last heard of wrestling
with refractory cayuse and trying to
make pack stick on by attraction of
gravitatiOn.
The very worst thing man can do
while attending court is to smoke in
feriOr cigars. In order to escape all
danger of doing that, buy your cigars
of Bailey who does business at the
pOst-Office as usual.
Agent hOllO TcCclNcu CdJuIudy oil
elegant lot of trees from the Seth Win
auist nursery. Russiville, Oregon.
they are for distribution in and
around caldwell and said to be the fin
est lot of trees that ever came into the
State.
The Wardner Meas tells pathetic
story of the suicide of an old man and
respected citizen of that town, at Spo-
kane His name was William d. Kent.
PHYSICAL snfferings and mental depres-
sion seem to have been the causes of
the unhappy ending.
One of those romantic little affairs
happened near Middleton recently. A
nineteen year old boy married widow
of 80, plump, round summers and be-
came STEP father to man two years
older than himself. Some men have
courage that brooks all horrors.
Arch. Mcdonald has card in this
issue. Mr.. Mcdonald has completed a
set of abstract books and is equipped
to furnish abstracts of titles to all real
estate in Canyon county. You will do
well to consult him when making pur-
chases. He is also general fire insur-
ance agent.
Mr.. Young was in at The TRIBUNE
Office day or 80 ago. he owns the
land which the Chinese are garden
ing. The Cinnamon pay Sl6 per acre
rental, annually. If Cinnamon can pay
that rent and make money off the
ground, it does seem that white cult