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an open letter,
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To ui* Jtfu, Women and Children of
Caldwell and Sarroundlny Coaatrjr.
If you wish to purchase a shoe
for your boy or girl that will stand
tear of every day
House shoe. They are j
lhe wear and
usage—
Try the
School
made of solid leather throughout
and every pair warranted.
If you want a pair
G oat'Button shoes that will stand
the wear and tear of cverv day
Henderson Little Red
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of I.ailiee'
Buy a pair of Henderson's $2.50
allocs. Every pair warranted to
!>e nothing but solid leathei. ^ No j
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If you want a good, solid, heavy, !
«every day Ladies .
Try Hendersons Oil Gram—
paper soles or counters,
sole leather, warranted.
but
a._ .fcooo. button for 2 r i
Jace for ifz.UU, utt i tor $ . .
We will give a new pair for every:
one that is not good.
If you want a nice stylish Gen
tleman's shoe, in button or lace—
Trv Henderson's famous shoes of
which we carry a full stock, at !
prices ranging from $2.00 to $7.00
jier pair.
If you wa'.i a good, solid, dura
ble boot—
Try the "S. M. C. Boot" for $G.
Evoiy pair warranted. The best
•»•earing and neatest looking boot
in 'he market.
you want a good, sensible and
•qt vlish Cow Bey Boot—
Buy the "Coflins Cow Boy Fa
vorite," price iftf.00. The best boot
e** r .r sold for the money. Every
pair guaranteed.
If you want anything in the boot
and shoe line—
See our stock before purchasing.
Wc can please you in price, in
*tyle and in quality.
Yours Truly,
F rank R. C offin A* B ko.
RUCKLES 'S AR MCA SALVE.
The Beal Sal re in tlie world for Cms, Iîrn'.ses,
fiorea, Ulcers Salt kbeum, fertr Sores, Tetter, ^
Chapped Sande, Chilblains, Corns, :ui<l all Skia
Eruption», ami positively cures Tiles, or no i>»y
re<|uircd. It I j (rtJari meed to Klre p rfect sate
«a (ion or money refunded. 1'rlce ti cent* per
Lux . Knraale i>y LUtle A Blaichley.
MILLINERY.
ISfwô Charlie Lucns lias just
opejied up an (kg>mt lint
new millinery goods, next door ■
to Lucue' harness shop, and
will be pleased to have the la
dies of Caldwell call and exam
âne her goods and get prices.
The very latest spring styles
now in stock. Ladies' will
And it to their advantage to
rail on her.
&
Exchange Saloon
J. M. MARTIN, PROP,
A fine line of
wines. liquors
CIGARS
Always on hand. Everything neat,
it rid clean and everybody treated
alike. Drop in and see me, am al
ways glad to make new acquaint
ances. For those who wish a quiet
game of billiards 1 have the best
BILLIARD TABLE
in the city. Guy Becker's old
stand.
CALDWELL, - IDAHO.
Faliy
Bros ' Saloon ,
CALDWELL, IDAEO
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Popular Place of Resort!"
Opposite Pacifie HoteL
The Choicest
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
Alwavs on Hand.
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fiood Billiard and Pool Table
lhe room. Try some of our
eleven vear
Old Zentcukv
Whiskey, The best in the
Market.
fine jersey bull
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"Lucky Boy," a thoroughbred, registered
icney bull, will be open for services a' n.y
ranrh. near Caldwell, this season. Apply to
■*ior ratet X HOWARD.
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the tribune.
i CALDWELL, IDAHO, APRIL I \ 1S88
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—Git on to Harness' horse laugh.
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—There will be no danger from
I high water this vear.
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—C. W. Wixcel is adding a
j bath room to his barber shop.
—Don't forget that Isham & Co.
have a tine line of wall paper.
—Isham & Co. have a fine line
of wall paper. Call and see it.
_ A M Shreckengost, of Poison
Creek, was in town Wednesday.
—Settings of fii>e Plymouth Rock
for gale at the Strah orn ranch. I
i-w ii r.-n V» or-a <w o f ow i
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ro ]i s 0 f wall paper." say Isham &
Co's.
week.
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-Mr- »"d Mrs. M. F. Fowler, of j
Star, were Caldwell visitors tili«
-(rents' tine shoes, shirts and
neckwear and straw hats at M.
B. Gwinn's.
—Blank books, stationery of all
kinds, drugs, etc., at Little it
Blatchley's.
_j 0 hn Ireton and David Murray,
two Emmett gentlemen, were in the
city this week. )
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—Messrs. Thomas and Dick \
[Williams, of Boise City, were in:
town the 11th inst. j
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—The largest stock of carpets
—W. M. Stockton, of Glenn's
Ferry, was taking in the sights at
Caldwell on the 12th inst.
and rugs at the lowest price, in the
valley, can be seen at Gwinn's.
—Business is very slow through
out the country generally this
spring—even Caldwell is dull.
—Who said Isham & Co. have
not got as fine a stock of wall pa
per as can be found anywhere?
1 here will be plenty sickness j
at the same old price soon it those j
railroad pools arc not filled up. j
—We don't claim to carrv all i
the wall paper in Idaho, but we
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have some verv elegant designs, i
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stock
E. Smith, an enterprising
man, was in town several
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V. 1. I . Will be held at thö ilOnie Ot
days last week. He says stock is j
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doing well.
—The regular meeting of the W.
Mrs. Lucus, Saturday, April 21,
at 2:30 p. m.
—A couple of gentlemen from
Dakota are in Caldwell looking up
a location. Too much blizzard in
Dakota, say they.
—George W. Fulmer and Ander
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son Cox. two young and enterpris- ;
| ng b u si n es s men of Nampa, were j
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in town this week.
—The Boise Statesman in a re
cent issue admits that one of Cald
well's largest firms has a branch
house in Boise City. Good!
—School closed last Friday, thé
fund having become exhausted.
Takes lots of "tin" to run as fine a
school as Caldwell boasts of.
—The water has been turned in
to the ditches, and our lawns are
coming out beautifully under the
influence of the life-giving fluid.
—Mike Conway is again at his
post at the depot, after a months'
exercise and recreation on his
sage brush ranch
if ranching agreed with him.
—The Improvement Company
are putting in a row of trees on
each side of Kimball street, the en
tire length of the street. Kimball
is going to be a most beautiful
street.
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Mike looks as ',
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—While George McGuire and |
Dan brown were exercising a driv- j
ing horse last Friday, the animal
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ran away, throwing both men out
of the cart. Dan escaped unin- :
jured, but George was considerably
ised.
We would respectfully call the
attention of the committee on
Danger Ahead" of the Boise !
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MiaKe Hiver range 13 drying up and
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ounty B. of T. that the great !
that we must have rain. We trust
this hint will be sufficient,
—Little & Blatchley have the
finest line of garden and field
seeds ever seen in Idaho. Their
stock comprises a full and com
plete variety of both the famous
E. J. Bowen and D. M. Ferrv test
seeds, the best brands in the
Call and see them.
world, j
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—Little it Blatchley arc receiving ;
wallpaper. It is almost incredi-;
ble the vast amount of wall paper
' reat 'y handled by this enterpris- j
ing firm, and vet the trade has :
hardly begun. Mr. Little says he :
will venture the assertiofi th&t they i
have ordered the largest invoice.
of wall paper ever shipped to j
Idaho. Call around and see it.
—Everyone who intends to re
paper their homes this spring, i
should examine the immense stock
of wall paper of Little & Blateh- j
ley. Their immense stock must be
seen to be appreciated. They are j
sure to suit you. as their great var- [
iety consists Qf every grade and i
style. Do not purchase your wall j
paper before examining their stock. I
Stockton.
I cent.
—Mrs. Harry Hunter has Leen
quite sick the past week.
—Mrs. Alexander, neiee of Mr.
of Parma, 'is eonvales
—Preaching at the school house
i tomorrow morning and evening by
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I and Silver City arc coming in.
i Thev report the road good for this
' time of the season
t,me 01 tne season -
Rev. R. M. Gwinn.
—The contract for the poles for
the Silver City telegraph line from
Silver City to Snake river, is al
readv let.
-The entertainment last night
was a great success. Sorrv we
eould not get in a full report this
week.
—Freighters from Jordan Valley
—Ladies, do not send
' time oi ine season.
spring and sun, mer dre S8 orders to
eastern firms until _vou see the new
—Look out for the program of
out
the great musical concert, to be
given Friday, April 27th, in next
week's issue. It promises to be
great.
—George Steunenbcrg, a younger
brother of T he T ribune , arrived
in Caldwell last Thursday. He
freight
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rus |j er in Gwinn s store.
—The following delegates were
elected at Boise the I Ith inst., to
attend the republican territorial
i convention: G. P. Johnson, E. L.
Curtis, C. S. Kingsley, Chas. H
Reed.
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—Caldwell may be flourishing
on faith and hope, a3 has been inti
mated, but she is not subsisting on
charity by any means, and that is
more than some other towns can
say that we know of.
—The ladies of the W. C. T. U.
will give a social Friday evening,
Vpril 20, at Presbyterian Church
^ pleasing program will be offered
f rce ^ which ice-cream will be
servef } a ( uaua i rates.
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—Cashier Scott is making some
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elegant improvements
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residence. He 1
nicely leveled and seeded, and is
about his
had his lots
setting out numerous shade trees.
We predict Mr. Scott will have an
e j e g an t lawn before the summer is
over.
—Died, near Star, April 8th,
1888, Mrs. Fannie M. Weeks, aged
29 years. Deceased leaves a hus
band and four children to mourn
her loss. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. R. M.
Gwinn, at the M. E. church at Star
last Monday.
—Mr. Frank Moore, our popular
—Mr. Frank Moore, our popular
photographer, will start on his reg
ular tour through the countrv in
about a week or ten days. All
those contemplating having work
done by him should call at once,
as the date of his departure will
not be changed.
—One might as well trv to stem
the rapids of Niagara, as" to expect !
perfect health while a Scrofulous i
taint exists in the blood. Through !
its alterative and purifying proper-1
ties, Acer's Sarsaparilla removes !
every vestige of Scrofulous poison I
from the Wood.
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—lhe Pocatello Reporter, pub
lished semi-weekly by Wheeler «fc i
Frantz, has made its appearance.
The editor. Geo. P. Wheeler, is well >
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known m this communitv, having
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formerlv been connected with liie ;
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I ribcne. He is an enterprising 1
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publisher, and will make the Re
porter a lively paper.
—Mr. Howard Sebree came in
from Salt Lake last Tuesday. Mr.
Sebree informs us that he has sold
a n 0 f his Salt Lake property, that
f or the next year his family will
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visit friends and relatives both east ;
west, and that when they again j
ee ttle down, Caldwell will be their
permanent residence.
—The hot weather is nearly here
and we have failed to observe any !
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move on the part of the railroad i
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toward filling up those disease
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will have to circulate a subscrin- 1
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breeding ponds, as yet.
tion and do it ourselves yet. We
can't afford to leave it undone
much longer at any cost.
—The West Shore, Oregon's illus
trated magazine, is now in its four
feenth year, and yet in all that
time it has never issued such an
excellent number as that for
March. The literary matter is up
to the usual high standard, and the
articles descriptive of the country
arc especially complete and intef
esting. The illustrations surpass
all previous efforts, and this num
ber is principally devoted to Taco
ma, the city of phenomenal growth,
A magnificent, large supplement
of Mount Tacoma, Washington •
Territory, accompanies this nuin- j
ber. The April number will be
an especially fine one. The sup- j
plement will be printed in colors j
and show the Olympic range, the
finest collection of snow peaks in j
the world. The West Shore is on- j
ly $2.50 per year, 25 cents for sam
pie 25 cents for a sample copy,
March, April and May numbers
on receipt of 70 cents. L. Samuel,
publisher. Portland, Or.
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—Mr. C. E. Curtis, who lives
just above the canyon, is sick with
spotted fever.
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a )out 40o0 feet of flume, 10 feet
wide and four feet deep. The bents
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—The time given Mr. Annett by
the Silver City Telegraph Co, to
confer with Caldwell in regard to
substituting a telephone for a tele
graph line, expired last Satur
da Y ni ê ht - Xo arrangements hav
' n 8 been made with Mr. Annett,
company will proceed at once
*° build the line, independent of
[:°^ k ^^ Iountain Bcl1 Tele P hone
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—l>ob Bryant will be through
with the building of the immense
^ umcs on ^"C'bree ditch about
the first of May. In all there will
are from four to twenty-two feet
high. When the flumes are com
^ Mr B , „ iU „ tum t0
(j a j,j we ij an( | enga ge in contracting
and building.
—Some of our Nampa friends
seem to be somewhat excited over
the excellent advice T he T ribune
gave them last week. The more
thoughtful class, however, have
taken the matter under serious con
sideration, and have about conclud
ed to withdraw their entire support
from Boise and let her rustle for
L , f a , ,,
herself. Such a course would
knock the last prop from under
Boise, and she would go down with
a dull thud, while Nampa, relieved
of her tremendous load, would soar
up like a balloon.
— Mr. P. A. Devers gave a din
ner to several of his friends at his
Bonanza ranch last Sunday. Un
der the management of Mr. M. J.
Devers, Bonanza ranch is rapidly
becoming all that the name im
plies. About one hundred acres
is now cleared and cultivated, and
is as pretty a body of land as could
be imagined. Where last spring
was a desolute waste of sage brush
and jack rabbits, this spring will be
new, seems to have been complété
one vast stretch of waving grasses
Mr. Dever's will soon reap the re
wards of his enterprise one hun
dred fold.
—We understand that Boise
City has given up the scheme of
running a telephone line to Silver
City via. Nampa. In this case
Boise has acted wisely. The tem
porary excitement worked up by
three or four business houses up
there who are looking for pastures
ly squelched by the cool, practical
after-thought of less interested
men. Boise knows, or ought to
know, that she can never again
control the trade, or even a part of
the trade in this direction. Every
dollar invested in any scheme to
draw business to Boise from the
rich Owyhee country that once
poured a golden stream into her
coffers, might now as well be thrown
into the river so far as any benefit
to Boise is concerned. The Short
,,inc has the channels 0 f
,rad(: of 8la « e coach da - vs > and ,he
sooner Boise Cit - r rcalizcs lhat she
is " ot ,ht ' llllb of the " h «' ls of
the bc,tor il be for
her ' If " U re P° r,s are true ' therc is
enough ore in the hills back of Boise
to make her a Denver. Why don't
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with what she is pleased to term
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"alkali fiat?" What possible ad
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^vantage would it be to Boise to
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build a town at Nampa at the ex
pense of her own business? In
sane jealousy of Caldwell is the
only answer that can be given.
she turn her surplus capital in that
direction instead of squandering
it in a vain attempt to compete
Boise will begin to realize that
such work i3 costly after a «while,
and will then turn her attention to
her own territory. In the mean
time Caldwc n wi u enjoy the show.
THR DEVIL FISH T ESCRIBED BY HUGO
1« n*>t * m »re fanactaui monster milmHa,
whetlitrU ta*es tlie f rm of chilis and Intr. b 1
i »LS rvmPteut. a eue cuke or du üb urne. Like the
octop-is < t tii»- «tory, i clasps ibe victim in its ten
î» fu * ml 1 <:■"** «''«• r . '»* ho "'
ble c inhrace. Attacked wi h H stett?r s
dmis KDp, Dually t b^i>d »r>s it. and toe qu ndam
snWse.l ; l)fr.i t il»Uftt ro l.a In U" «eise Of:
nurbiira !r ed f ng? dereil I y lhe rMtora'lon
ct ompiete lifi'tb. I)}.p-p li, too, and consil-'
patloi. those nM * d r-.morseless cnrm es of the |
luu - n » it * fu" d. and »re un*i y driven 1
ffotn the fi Id by tlili W>po'.eon cf rumdlts , the ,
grrauet. vlie purest la the liini'y phsimtcopoe *.
Khtummt «m saccaiubs 10it. luao »Idii«; troubler,
'fte nerres. «hen orerst?»'ne»f. regain 11 iletude I
acd viftor bv lis a d and the ability to red trao- j
q n ly and eal w.th x-4t are lacreift'd by It. tlettrt !
to it In time and aroid unnecessary sutlerlng.
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ROYAL K555I
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. a marvel of
purity, strength and wholesomeness. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, aud can
not be sold in Competition with the multitude
of low test, short weight alum or phosphate
powders. Sold only in cans. R oyal BA 'k
ing P owder Co., lo6 Wall St., new York.
HATE YOU SEEN
Those lines of spring and summer
dress goods at Howard Sebree Co's?
They are neat, elegant and cheap,
and in everyway commend them
selves to the attention of the ladies.
The assortment of buttons, laces
and embroideries could scarcely be
surpassed.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Hosiery are displayed in many
styles and colors, ranging in qual
ity from the substantial ribbed up
to the tine silk clocked.
They have just received by ex
press an elegant line of sun um
brellas and parasols in desirable
colors—plain and lace covered.
TAXES FOR 1888.
The County Commissioners have
levied the following assessments
for 1888:
Current expense fund 40 cts. on
each $100.
Court house bond tax, 20 cts. on
each $100.
Territorial tax, 3ö cts. on each $100.
Payette bond tax. 4 cts.
School tax, 40 " "
Bridge tax, 4
Lower Payette Bridge tax 2 cts. "
Road tax, 15 cts on every $100.
A tax of $2 is levied on every
person subject to poll tax for a hos
pital tax.
Every male citizen between the
ages of 21 and GO are subject to $3
poll tax.
The commutation fee for road
poll tax was fixed at four dollars
for every person liable to poll tax.
—The petition of M. A. Kurtz ?
D. Ilartkopf, Stephen Dietrich and
M. Conway, for a new school dis
trict, was granted by the county
commissioners at their recent ses
sion. The boundaries of the new
district are as follows: The west
line to be the half section line of
Sec. 33, T. 5 X., II 4 W; the east
line to be the E. line of the NW^
S. 1, T. 4 N., R. 4 W.; the south
line to be the Boise River and N.
line to be three milts north of Boise
river. The new district will be
known as No. 38.
ATTENTION LADIES.
When in need of Parasols, Fans,
Gloves, Mitts, Underwear, Hats,
trimmed and untrimmed, call on
Gwinn.
LUMBER.
We have at our mills at Emmett,
well seasoned common lumber, only
$10 per thousand, cash. Also
Matched Flooring, Siding, Rustic,
Ceiling and Shingles, all cheap for
cash on delivery.
J. W ardwell.
HERE IS A BARGAIN.
The old reliable Iowa House is
now offered for sale at a bargain.
Anyone wishing a money-making
business, now is the chance. The
house is in good repair and doing a
good business. Failing health is
the reason for selling.
consumption speedily cured.
To the E ditor —Please inform your read
ers that i have a positive remedy lor the above
f. a med disease, liy its timely use thousands
of hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of
my remedy free to any of your readers who
have consumption if they will send me their
express and postoffice address. Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM, M. C. 181 Pearl St. N. Y.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$100,000 to loan on farm prop
erty. Enquire of
C has. H. R eed.
is c /xnjmpriox oua vu ^ e?
Ke'tdthe fo'.lowirg: Mr. C. n. Jîorrlj, Newark.
ArV., s»y : ' Waa down with ! bjeess of Lung',
amt friends ad î pî y- ic!n-.5 pronounced ao «1 1 -
curable Consumptive. B-gan takia? Dr. Kind's
Xew Discovery for Consumption, am new on my
tii'râ bottle, and able to orer»ee the work on inj
fa m. It Is the fiuest tne^ic ne everma^e."
J-Bse M ddlhwart. Decatur. Obi.», s >y s : ' Ilid
It cot been for Pr. K.n* ■ New DUcovery for
Consumption I wo-ld tare died tf lung trouble".
Was g ven up by doe o ». Ain now I11 best of
health.'* Try' It. Sample bott e free at Little à
£1» ch'ey's Drug Store.
ELECTKIC BITTED.
TMs remedy la b( c -mlnK to well kcown and *0
popular as to need no special mention. All w'.io
h .r<! n ed E'ectrlc Bitters sing the sam«i sorg of
praise. A pu er medicine does no', exist at.d It '
guaranteed to do all that la clal-r.ed. Elec'r.c
Bitters will enre i l diseases of the L'ver and
Kidney«, wlli remove PlinpUa. B>1L«, Salt Itheiim
and olher affectlois caused bj Impure blood. W>il
drive malaria froui the syst« m and prirent as we'l
as core ma'arlal ferer'. For cure ot heaiïarhe,
constipation an I ludiicestlon t'y Electric Bitters.
Eatlre satl^fa-tlon guaracteed or money refunded.
Price 50 c nt< and )1 per bo'Ue at LtUle & Bla-.ch
lej's Dreg s ore.
Pimples, Boils,
. And Carbuncles result from a debilitated,
impoverished, or irapare condition cf the
blood. Ayer's Sarsaparilla prevents and
euros these eruptions and painful tumors,
by removing their cau.;e : the only effect
ual way of treating them.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has prevented the
usual course of Boils, vrhioh have pained
r.n.i distressed me every season for sev
eral years.— G. Scales, Plainvüie, Mich.
I was badly troubled with Pimples on
the face; also with a discoloration of the
skin, which showed itself in ugly dark
patches. No external treatment did
more than temporary good. Ayer's Sar
sapariila effected
A Perfect Cure,
an-i I hsve not been troubled since.—
T. W. Boddy, River st., Lowell, Mass.
I was troubled with Boils, and my
health was much impaired. I began
using Ayer's Sarsanariila, and, in due
time, the eruptions all «lisappeared, and
my health v/as completely restored.—
John i:. Elkins, Editer Stanley Observer,
Albemarle, N. C.
I was troubled, for a long time, with a
hurjor which appeared on my face in
ugly Pimples and Blotches. Ayer's Sar
saparilla cured me. I considfer it the best
blood purifier in the world.—Charles H.
Smith, North Craitsbury, Vt
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
13 sold by all druggists . Ask for Ayei 's
Sarsaparilla , and do not be persuaded to
take any other . ff
Prepared by Dr . j.c. AyerS : Co ., Lowell , H sml
l' rice 01 ; sis bottles , S6.
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H oward S ebrer. capital, 150,000. b. f. W hite.
Stock Growers *TradersBank
Of Caldwell, Idaho.
O S SCOTT ac CO., Baj^fcers.
C. S. SCOTT, Cashier, Tran&acts a General Banking Business.
REAL ESTATE AGENT & NOTARY PUBLIC FOR ADA CO.
Deposits received subjict to check on demand. Exchange sold on the principal cities
in Great Britiin, Ireland, Holland, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portugal.
Africa, Germany. Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Austria, Russia, Poland,
Roumania, The Orient and Australia. Exchange bought and sold on all the principal
cities of the United Slates. Agents for the White Star & Guion Line steamship tickets to
and from Europe. A full line of Fire Insurance Companies. Policies issued on all classes
of property. All collecting will receive personal and prompt attention. Special atten
tion given to the shipment of ores, gold and silver bullion, on which liberal advances will
!>e made. Will buy County and Territorial warrants.
PRINCIPAL l TIREES PON DEXTS.
Chase National Bank, New York City. First National Bank, Ogden, Utah
Wells Fargo & Co. San Francisco, Cala. Commercial National Bank, Ogden, Utah.
Omaha National Bank, Omaha, Neb. First National Bank of Idaho, Boise City, I. T.
Commercial National Bank, Portland, Or. Boise City National Bank, Boise City, Idaho.
««-interest allowed on timë deposits.
C. W. COOPER,
Dealer in Ruogh and Dressed
LUMBER!
Windows , Doors , Blinds , Screens ,
Lath , Shingles , Cement ,
Red Cedar Posts,
And all kinds of
Building Material.
Caldwell, Idectio.
Grain taken in exchange for goods.
PICARD & ROBERTS,
-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
-—DEALERS IN
Fresh & Salted Meats.
-HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
FOR
ïïi-cies and 3Pelts,
caldwell,
IDAHO.
Furniture Store !
-A.. -A.. HOOVER.
Mattresses, Window Shades
Bed Hoom Sets, Parlor Sets, Etc.
all kinds of.furniture in STOCK.
Repairing of Every Description Neatly Done.
Caldwell,
Idaho.
Drugs ! Books ! Stationery !
tobacco. cigars. wall paper.
Oils, Paints, Sheep Dins, Confections, Notions, Etc., Etc
wholesale and retail.
Little & Blatchley.
UTAH NURSERT CO
Salt Lake City, Utah. J. A. Goodhue, Pres.
General agents for the Geneva Nursery , of Geneva . s. y., who have
been established 41 years, and have 500 acres in cultivation of
; Fruit arid Ornamental Trees.
address all correspondence to the
utah nursery co.. * * * salt lake city.
E. J. HARNESS, Salesman.
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MONEY ! MONEY !
MADE
By calling at Caldwell Pork Pack -
ing Co. Depot, opposite Pacific
Hotel to buy your
pork, BEEF, POULTRY AND
MUTTON.
SUGAR CURED TTAVS
SHOULDERS, BACON,
SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS
at wholesale and retail.
fubUsMby G. * C. MERR1AM4C0.,
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PHOTOGRAPHY!
I am now prepared to do
first-class work at my gallery
in Caldwell, and solicit the pat
ronage of the public When you
want a • ' .
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