The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-24
and he convinced. Albrecht in the
Chinn gallery.

Do your trading with us and we will
guarantee you will be pleased. Goods
marked in plain figures and strictly one
price. T. x. LITTLE.
Notwithstanding the advance on
wool, our price on blankets and all
wooden goods is lower than ever.
7. X, LITTLE.
Our line of ladies jackets are new
anu stylish, up TO date in every way.
Can and get our prices before buying.
i. K. LITTLE
In Idaho Falls 30 quarts Of milk are
sold for 81 and that is said to be one of
the most prosperous towns in Idaho.
Low prices and prosperity sometimes
go hand in hand.
John Keogan, formerly clerk of the
District Court in this county, now
superintendent of mine, is an ayowed
candidate for the United States Senate
to succeed Shoup i'll 1900
Albrecht, the photographer will re-
main in Caldwell until Jan. 10 1882
Price for cabinets same as usual, $l99
per dozen. Do not delay but come at
once if you want real good work.
In the northern part of the state
railroad companies are fighting for
right of way. If they will come down
here they can get all the right of way
they want without difficulty.
Oar line of Holiday Handkerchiefs
in coiored silk, white silk and silk ini-
tial, also gents silk mutfiers and neck
wear is the largest ever shown in this
> county. It. K. LITTLE.
Grant Whitney, the enterprising and
popular Payette nursery man, was in
r town Thursday looking after law
3 suit he and Charley Hartley, of the
Boise valley nursery, are enjoying.
You are not obliged tv go out of
town now for strictly first-cIass work
in photography. Albrecht can and
r will please Until Dec Is Cabinets
e only $199 per dozen, at the Chinn gal
f lery.
Regular preaching services at the
l. Babtist Church Sunday. Subject fol
It morning sermon, a Picture of tht
i Buried and Risen Christ" Subject fol-
evening sermon, "WhY 1 Accept thu
Bible as Gods Word"
4. Pug and Baby, the celebrated, side
70 splitting comedy at the opera hous,
Saturday night. Play will not begil
until 8 o'clock. Giving everybody
T. chance to attend Christmas trees an,
"a this most entertaining shew.
Grant Bartlett is in the field soliciting
for the Boise Valley Nursery. MI
d. Bartlett is a straightforward, reIiabl
le business man and will fill all contract
Is in strict accordance with represents
tions. He is now in Weiser.
r Hon. Ralph Cowden intends return
Il, ing to Alaska in the spring to dtspos
III of a number of boats still on hand. II
expects to make fair profit and pu
a ont a little ahead. He thinks thong
n Alaska is not just the country he w0ul
or select for permanent residence.
At noon Dec. 81, Mr.. A. X. Callawa
nd and Miss Adah Asbill were united
le- matrimony at Middleton, Gala. M
.fe Galloway is son of Mr.. A. e. Callaws
OF this place and most estimaD
young man. The TRIBUNE joins IL
tie many friends of the young couple
ds congratulations.
Frank Dement, who went to the PHI
ippines with the Idaho troops, dis
IN about Nov. 9Th of small pox. He WI
asst Caldwell boy and his parents a
TX highly respected members of this cor
munity. The news of this sad eve
Of reached EeCe last evening through
~ private letter 10 Ell Hedden.
led The First National bank is having
Lrt. new vault built in Masonic block al
ros preparing to move into the new al
wv more commodious quarters at an ear
ia date. The First National of Caldw
ke. will be one of the best equipped ban
in the state when its present arrani
ments are completed. 1t is already o
are of the soundest and most enterprisiI
ma
as. Pains in the chest when a person
asa a cold indicate a tendency toward pne
monia. A piece of flannel dampen
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm a