The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-25

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we carry the shoes for boys, at sf5c
sizes from Il to 2, call for The Mille,
shoe and we win warrant them. Tbe
Square Dealers. =
Harry ]. syms, formerly editor oftbe
shoshone Journal, arrived in town
Wednesday and win probably remain
here permanently.
Miss Julia Cooper has accented .
position with John t. Morrison and
viii hereafter manipulate the type.
writer in his office.
Peter Weingarten has established hie
tailor shop in the building formerly
occupied by Isidor Mayer, and is now
ready for business.
Remember valuable premium
given away with every Warner corset
No lady can afford 10 lose the chance
The Square Dealers.
1t is spriugtime when all bouses
should be re papered. Notice the spec.
ial ad and big discount given by Chas
A. Cakes, on another page.
We have Just received by express an
invoice of Griswold Palmer & Cos fine
eapes which are going at special sale
prices. The Square Dealers.
Hardy & Thorp have just received a
fresh stock of "Pavito," "Walter Scott"
and Lady Aberdeen" cigars. These
are staple and irst,class cigars.
The new style sailors, the Mari
borough, Idle Hour s. Islander in Leg
horn braid are very pretty and stylish
at The Caldwell nery Parlors.
For limited time only, I will give a
20 cent novel with every LOO worth of
goods purchased at either of my stores
ELLIS AsKEY.
Contractor Miller of this city has
been awarded the contract for the con.
struction of the new Lincoln school
house in Boise for the sum of $3.50.
Hon. Fred Campbell, member of
the celebrated Fifteenth Session. was a
Caldwell visitor this week. Mr.. Camp
bell is now engaged in mining business.
Adrian Cakes and wife, of Spokane
Washington, are in the city on a brief
visit with relatives. Mrs. Cakes ex-
poets her mother from the east tomor-
row.
II. Z. Miller, of Caldwell, secured the
contract for building the new school
house, at $8,490 His bid was $500 be-
ow the home bidders. Boise Demo.
rat.
Genuine cigar clippings from the
celebrated Havana 16 to 1 cigars pre-
pared by Mosby and Williams and for
jale by all dealers. Best smoking on
Earth.
VIM. A. Collins, who was sent to the
county poor farm from Emmett several
weeks ago, was examined Wednesday
~ board of physicians and adjudged
insane.
We have a beautiful line of pattern
rats and bonnets direct from the East,
TN markets with all the latest ideas
rom Paris at the Caldwell Millinery
'arlors.
Alex. Mcdonald, proprietor of
lackey's Ferry, was in the city this
week and has completed arrangements
or the building of new road from
caldwell to the ferry.
A partition is being built in the build
ng occupied by Isaac & Boone, and
lark Kim, recently burned out, will
move his restaurant into the east half
S soon as completed,
Obi say, we are headquarters for
tent fine hats, our department is full
f bargains, see our Railroad for S1,75
nd Queen City $3.50. Crushers from
Soup. Square Dealers.
Mrs. Ralph Oakes's class will give a
ime sociable at the Methodist church
'riday evening May 1st Music will be
iven by the class. Refreshments ser.
ed. Every body welcome.
John T. Sebree, who has been i'll so
ing at his home near Lower Boise,
'as on the streets this week. John t.
,oks somewhat thin and pale, but says
e is worth a dozen dead men.
We are marking off new invoice
trootmans, Ladies fine shoes with
cells and spring, our $3.50 warranted
noe reduced to 1925 and the new
peIa toe at that. The Square Dealers.
Nat. Graves, who has passed the win
,r at Rosedale, Arkansas, is in the city
,r the purpose of disposing of his cat
g. says that the winter in Arkan-
rs has been an exceptionally fine ore.
Oakes Bros. have finally got into their
ew quarters and now have the hand
,mest store in the state. Remember
icy are The Square Dealers and give
OH more than your moneys worth