The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-31

not yet sold his last feason's wool elm
He expects better prices to prevail be-
fore spring.
Cabinet photographs only 81 90 per
dozen until Dec. 10. Come and see
what kind of work we are turning ont
and be convinced. Albrecht in the
Chinn gallery.
The Caldwell Millinery Parlors are
headquarters for Christmas-tree orna-
ments, dolls, Jumping. jacks, fancy bas-
kets and many other novelties to please
the children.
The card club and few visitors were
pleasantly entertained at high five by
Captain and Mrs. Little last Tuesday
evening. T. G. Egleston and Swain
Beatty carried off the honors and prizes.
Oar line of Holiday Handkerchiefs
in colored silk, white silk and silk mi
tial, also gents silk mufiiers and neck
wear is the largest ever shown in this
county. I. X. LITTLE.
Albrecht, the photographer will re
main in Caldwell until Jan. 10 1899.
Price for cabinets same as usual, S1.99
per dozen. Do not delay but come at
once if you want real good work.
w. I. Schnabel departed Wednesday
for Alaska. He will remain at Skaguay
until such time as he will be able to get
into the interior. Mr.. SchnabDe is the
possessor of several very fine PROF critics
in that great gold region.
Walter Peck, who has been connected
with the TRIBUNE during the past six
months, has gone to Preston to take
charge of the Oneida County Republi-
can. Walt has had considerable exper-
ienca in the newspaper line and ought
to make the Republican hum.
The new railroad time card will 60
into effect next Tuesday. According
to the card the west bound passenger
will reach here about midnight. Ac-
cording to the way trains have been
running all fall, it will reach here about
noon tomorrow or next day.
w. H. Redway returned from the
east last Saturday where he has been
for some weeks in quest of business
and pleasuTe-mostlY pleasure and recu-
peration. Mr.. Roadway had fine trip
and returns in the best of health and
spirit.
According to Jared e. Smith, the
Agricultural Departments Agrostro-
logist, the Idaho pea was invented in
Homer's time. Who'd a thought any
body was growing peas in Idaho so
long ago. That must have been be-
fore Mcconnell began raising cabbages
or the legislature began raising HI.
,Adjutant-General, J. L. Weaver
wants the legislature to appropriate
$4,000 for maintaining the Idaho Ma
tional Ciuard during the next two years
and the State Land Board wants S15,-
600 with which to establish and main
tain bureau of information and Stats
tics.
Pains in the chest when "a person has
a cold indicate atendency 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 few hours. Sold by
all druggists.
The silver Republicans have opened
headquarters at Boise. This, we be-
lieve, is the first organized lobby known
to the legislative history of the state.
1t is generally understood that the OBJ
iect of the silver Republican lobby is
to steer feeble minded and incontinent
legislators so that they may not Won
der off the reservation and get lost in
the brush.
State Auditor Anderson intimates
that Governor Steunenberg is trying to
steal some of his nimbus and the state
auditor is accordingly indignant. He
protests against being obliged to furn-
ish nimbuses and things for the whole
administration. He insists that all the
glory in connection with the Bunting
bank business belongs to him and he