The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-11

W Oottg the ouVes lot boys, at $3.50
sizes from II TO 2, call for the Miller
shoe and we will warrant them. The
Square Dealers.
Work on the Lucus building Is pro.
crossing as rapidly as the weather viii
permit. The iron front viii be put III
place next week.
Remember a valuable premium
given away with every Warner corset
No lady can afford to lose the chance.
The Square Dealers.
A brand new lot of ladies' sailor hats
just marked off and see the figures I5c
35c, Soc. Coo. 75c. the latest crowns.
The Square Dealers.
It is reported that money changed
hands freely after the ballots were
counted Tuesday night. Gambling is
a bad habit-for some.
The new grounds for the Methodist
church have been put in elegant condi.
ton and will be the handsomest sight
in town in a year or SO.
1t is spriugtime when all houses
should be -papered. Notice the spec
ial ad and big discount given by Chas.
A. Cakes, on another page
Tom Catalan Esq, Fremont Wood
Esq. and Mr.. Pickett, Boise City legal
lights, were before the bar of justice
when court opened Tuesday.
We have just received by express an
invoice of GriswOld Palmer s Cos. fine
Capes which are going at special sale
prices, The Square Dealers.
The new style sailors the Marl-
borough, Idle Hour & Islander in Leg
horn braid are very pretty and stylish
at The Caldwell Millinery Parlors.
1850 acres of land have been proved
up on in this county from April 1895 to
April 1885, At So per acre, which is a
low estimate, it amounts to $57,T0O.
For limited time only, l will give a
20 cent novel with every 100 worth of
goods purchased at either of my stores
ELLIS AsKEY.
Ladies we can interest you in our
Waist line, such bargains as we offer
never seen in Caldwell. Wrappers also
In latest styles. The Square Dealers.
ReY. Howells. formerly paster of the
Methodist church, and family accom-,
panied by his sisterinIaw, Miss Hattie
Loretz, are visiting friends in the city
We are selling a fine line of Gents
silk neck ties for 25c. come and see
them; also the best line of Gents white
and Percale shirts. The Square Deal
ers.
Mrs. Smith, wife of John D. Smith
of Middleton, died April /, after &
short illness. She was Sc years of age
and highly esteemed by all who knew
her.
Genuine cigar clippings from thu
celebrated Havana 16 to / cigars pre-
pared by Mosby and Williams and fO
sale by all dealers. Best smoking OF
earth.
C. It. Rooms, ex-district clerk o
Oneida, county and Nathan Coffin o
Bannock county visited Caldwell las
Sunday. Mr.. Cofiinis related to S. N
Coffin.
We have beautiful line of patterl
= hats and bonnets direct from the East
ern markets with all the latest idea
3 from Paris at the Caldwell Milliner
Parlors.
Our dress goods department Is full
} choicest bargains, rich new goods an
) latest novelties at rock bottom prices
is what we have to say. The squar
: Dealers.
t Evangelist Crittenden has complete
his work in Boise. 1t is said 500 sin
g ners were converted A home for falle
, women will be established as a resu
of his visit.
il Mrs. j. w. uolIenbeak's sister an
!. Nephew, Mrs. Oberdorfer and son, ali
Mrs. .Magaugh, all Of Boise, were visi
: ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenbeak du
> ing the week.
An ice cream social will be given
the Christian church, Friday April l
!. beining Z; 80 p. m. Ice cream, cal
and coffee for fifteen cents. Ever.
body envited.
. Obi say, we are headquarters Il
Gent fine hats, our department is II
of bargains, see our Railroad for 3d.
l. and Queen City $3.50. Crushers fro
D. 25c.up. Square Dealers.
D Reports indicate that the wool bus
le ness is continually growing WorS
ID But it has such an abundance OF col
L. pany that it ought to be cheered on u
principle that misery likes compal
"a We are marking off new inVoi
ID Strootmans Ladies' fine shoes WI