The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-03

shown in this section, and we will
guarantee prices to be lower than the
same quality can be- bought elsewhere.
I. K. LITTLE.
You are not obliged t. so out of
town now for strictly first-class work
in photography. Albrecht can and
will please Until Dec. ID Cabinets
only $1.99 per dozen, at the Chinn gal
lery.
Hi Henry's minstrel who fill in
spare date at the Caldwell opera house
on Saturday, Dec, 10Th, will be the
amusement event of the season and
none should miss seeing this great at
TRACTION. X
e Arrangements are being made by a
few enterprising citizens to run fiat
boat on Main street for the accommo-
dation of the public. Trips will be
made every half hour as long as the
mud holds out. -
]. f, Kenly, the jeweler carries fine
line of jewelry suitable for Christmas
gifts. The stock embraces the finest
in silver ware, sterling silver, fine
clocks, and, in fact, anything that one
could desire in these lines.
"A holiday gift appreciated by every
member of the family. The improved
Gram-o-phone talking machine. Easy
to buy and easy to operate. Send for
catalogue in time. r. G, Spaulding
& Co. state agents, 734 Main st. Boise,
Idaho.
Hi Henry's big city minstrel who fill
in spare date at the Caldwell opera
house, on Saturday Dec. 10, in the same
big attraction that has broke all records
for business in Denver and Salt Lake
city and each place they were re-engag-
ed for another week.
George Portlock and Tom Mahan,
the two men who were examined last
week charged with stealing A. ]. Nc
Farland's horses, were discharged Sat.
urday, the evidence being insufficient
to hold them. 1t is said they will COM
mence proceedings against Mcfarland
for damages.
John Lueus left yesterday for East
ern Washington where he intends en-
barking in the clothing and dry goods
business. He aud his. brother-in law,
Mr.. John Williams of La Grande, will
conduct the business under the firm
name Of Lucus and Williams. They
have not yet fully decided at what
point they will locate.
Pains in the chest when a person has
a cold indicate tendency toward pneu-
monia. A piece of flannel dampened
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bound onto the chest over the seat of
pain will promptly relieve the pain and
prevent the threatened attack of pneu-
monia. This same treatment will cure
a lame back in a few hours. Sold by
all druggists.
Last Saturday evening about thirty
of the young friends OF Miss Stella
Cupp gave that young lady a most
agreeable surprise. They called on
Miss Cupp in body and Immediately
made themselves to homo and proceed
ed to have good time. Interesting
and instructive games were played and
the prizes were awarded to John
Davis, and Miss Vannie Canter. Later
in the evening refreshments were serv-
ed. Il was very enjoyable party and
all present had a pleasant time.
Saturday evening a party of young
folks assembled at the Stevenson
house to do honor to the twenty first
birthday of Mr.. Charles Bush. An
who have enjoyed the hospitality of
Mrs. Stevenson, can we'll understand
the delightful time that was had. The
games of the evening were
pillow dex', and spelling match,
which consisted in spelling the words
backwards. The prizes were carried
off by Miss Helen Gillespie and Miss
Annie Hartley. 1t was an enjoyable
affair and one that will long be re-
membered by the participants.
A man representing his name as
Morgan attempted to pass a check of
some six hundred odd dollars at w. H.
Redway's one day this week. He or
dered large bill OF goods and proffer-
ed the check in payment. While they
were talking over the maffer man