The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
BIatchleY. the Drupqist.

An elegant hue VI NeCAWSdL az r.
Hurts.
Take your prescriptions to Blatchley
the druggist.
Do you vear Pantsp If SO, call OF
e. G. Hurt
Oats, wheat and bran in any quantit.
at the Star.
Finest Underwear at lowest prices a
E. q. Hurts.
Call on E. G. Hurt for Corppopperi
and Pop Corn.
Schillings' Best Teas, coffees and ex
tracts at the Star.
Largest stock of wall paper In the
city at Blatchley's.
Breakfast Delight. Enquire al / II
Adams Star Grocery.
SPECIAL: An extra fine LOT of Pears
cheap at E. q. Eurt's.
London Layer and seedless raisins
Adams Star Grocery.
The irrepressible Coughaaour was
seen on the streets Friday
The celebrated "Pavito" clear Ra.
vana filler, cigar at the Exchange.
Mrs. T. X. Little has been confined
to her bed several days by sickness.
d. E.. Smithson and wife arc both
down with the all.prevalent grippe.
Episcopal church services at the Col
+. lege building tomorrow at 1t:30 a. m.
Try breakfast delight-a thing of
beauty and jOv for ever-Star Groc'y.
Tom Catalan, the eminent criminal
lawyer of Boise, was in the city Thurs
day,
Fine line of Gents Furnishing Goods
and Shoes at E. G. Hurts at bedrock
prices.
Hostetter, the jeweler, has the most
complete line of si.verware ever seen
in this city.
Whale Oil Soap Will kill San Jose
scale on your fruit trees. For sale by
T. G. EglestOn & Co. Ltd.
A nice plush album given away until
February with each dozen cabinets
at e. w. Chinn's photo gallery.
Rev. $. Z. Wishard, D. D., of Ogden,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening.
Jas. Fl. Hawley and Harry c. Wy
man. two of Bosses most prominent
attorneys, were in town Tuesday.
What is nicer then a pretty box of
delicious candy to your best girl. Fine
assortment at Mcconnell candy factory.
Snow to the depth of IL inches fell
here Tuesday during the day and night.
This is the heaviest for number of
years.
Col. John E. Stearns and family of
Nampa started for Florida Thursday
evening and expect to be gone several
months.
Last winter the Nebraska farmers
were starving. This winter they are
burning corn for fuel. 1t never rains
but during wet SPELL
Mrs. H. D. Blatchley is reported Sc
riousiy ill. 1t is sincefely hoped by the
lady's numerous friends that she will
soon begin to recover.
U. S. Commissioner Brown of Boise
has bound over Jim Tate in the sum of
$2600 to appear and answer the charge
of intercepting the United States mails.
It is reported that the commissioners
will appeal from the decision of Judge
Richards on the deputy question. Let
the question be settled, is the popular
wish.
The Idaho State horticultural Society
will hold a series of meetings in the
Capitol hall. Boise, % and 90. Grand
time; banquet and flowers. Everybody
invited.
The grippe or whatever it may be
termed is making life very burdensome
for number of Caldwellites these plu-
vial days, and they in turn are making
existence unattractiVe to their best
friends.
The two leading brands of cigars in
this section are the "16 to /" and the
"Idaho," both manufactured by Mosby
& Williams of this city. Try either
brand and be convinced of their excel
ent quality.
Loren TOmpkins, proprietor of tho
City Dray, announces his business in
this issue and solicits your patronage.
His services are always prompt and
careful and his charges reasonable
Patronize him.
Mayor Egleston is suffering of la
grippe, so likewise is T. W. Boone and
the schemes they contrive to extermi-
nate the pest are phenomenal, but hon
ey and rock candy are component if
not predominant ingredients.