The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20
LOCAL ITEMS.
me news dealer.

s,toslsy, the Druggist.
ponsnpor the play tonight
-, candies and nuts at Askeys.
,our prescriptions to the
vi,tshley Druse. Stor
Lime and Salt for spraying
=. so' lrees, at 7. c. Egle'lon.
ovry TO LOAN inquire Of
r[ans ]. smith, Caldwell l0ah0'
uAyrED- A girl to learn photog-
Wa g. J.. EASTMAN.
pPhr' ,,a,,,..,.z
MIC tor an extended visit. The Chinn
e ppls9 has been rented.
-. Irene Flynn, of Huntington,
n,o 10, has been visiting. during the
' OtS week, friends in Cald veil.
,,oh interesting loci matter has
.avodably been crowded oub this
ua.at kindly accept rec rets.
v.n,v the ieweler, has the fin st line
n i.reIry in the State. All Rnaran-
..,i srst class or money refunded.
p.o, q. L. Eastman, of P 'rtland,
o,.ron has leased the Chinn photo
C,aob gallery, and to Introduce che lat
~ STYLE of photographs, viii do the
erst % dozen at half price.
Mr. r K Little is making extensive
,mnroyements preparation to moving
iato HE new store building. The gen
tlaman is determined to AVE one Of
n. finest stores in the cou TRY.
The Methodist church at Pleasant,
rdgp, i've miles west of Caldwell, will
- dedicated by Rev. q. A. I.anden
lane 4 A basket dinner win be given.
I.,n,e one and all with well filled bas-
ketS.
Omen rate of one fare for the round
trim is authorized from Caldwell ia
Bolss for the Ringing Brothers circus
lime 5. Tickets on sale June 5, 80
limit returning June 6, 1885,. Deck
81, Agent.
Mr.. Peacock, representing the Nam
ma Leader was in the city this week.
He said the Leader will SOON appear al
IA daily with complete Geographic ser
vices. Nampa, in Mr.. PeacocB's opin
ion, will eventually become the hub o.
the universe.
The members of the Lowell SoCiet!
desire to express their thanks for tht
assistance rendered them by thu Cald
well orchestra, and also to thank DIR
Isham who did everything in his pow
ertO help the young people and maxi
the play success,
have been a sufferer from ehrOni
diarrhOea ever since the war aCd haV
used all kinds of medicine for IL. A
last found one remedy that has beel
asuCcesS as cure, and that is Cham
bsFlain's Collie, Cholera and DiaFrhoe
Remedy.-P. E. GIisham, Gaars Mill
La. For sale by II, D. Blatchley & ca
1t is understood that Miss Eta Pic
aid and Mr.; Chas. A. Cakes were quiet
IIg married last Wednesday morning
REX. Smith officiating, Miss Picard
now Mrs. Cakes, is Mr.. Z. o. Picard
niece and very popular and highl
respected young woman. Mr.. Cakes
one of OUT energetic and esteemed bui
mess men who has the confidence an
respect of the whole community. TIL
TRIBUNE extends sincere congratuli
tons.
Many old soldiers now feel the effec
Of the hard service they endured duriu
the war. Mr.. Geo. S. Anderson, I
Rossvilie, York county Penn, who sa
the hardest kind of service at the iron
is now frequently troubled with rhe
matism. 81 had a severe attack latel.
he says, "and procured a bottle
ChambeTlain's Pain Balm. 1t did
much good that would like to kno
what you would charge me for Of
dozen bottles" Mr.. Anderson want,
1t both for his own use and to supply
to his friends and neighboOs, as eve
family should have bottle of it
their home, not only for rheumatis
but lame backs, sprains. swellings, Gu
bruises and burns, for which 1t is u
equelled. For sale by IL. d. Blatchl
"a Co.