The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05

Jfyou want good mince pies buy
your mince meat Of =. z. Empey 4 Co.
Aparty Of immigrants passed through
the city yesterday bound west.
". 8. Doty does all kinds Of work in
the boot and shoe line. Sign Of the big
boot, Sherman street.
Warrantee deeds and location blanks
for sale ct this Office.
Just arrived, another crate Of those
fancy decorated flower pots and hang.
Ing baskets. v. W. SANDER 4 Co.
Fresh mincs meat Ut r. 4. Empey &
Co.'S.
Halloween was properly observed in
this city Last Monday night and one
was forcibly reminded OF the fact from
the general appearance Of the streets
the next morning.
Patent zinc binding for oil cloth, Is
the best thing out. II saves your oil
cloth and adds greatly to the appear
ance Of the room; try 1t. For sale BY
Frank Bristow.
F.E. Empey L Co. have on sale . lot
Of prize baking powder. Every pur-
chaser Of can u entitled TO 1--we pieces
Of decorated china. Cali for American
baking powder and receive prize.
The Hon. Fred. r. Dubois and Judge
Hepburn addressed large and appr
ciative audience In Grsney's hall last
Monday evening. on the political situa.
ton. These gentleman are noted for
their oratorical ability and It goes with.
out saying that they put themselves In
sympathy with the entire audience
from the commencement to the close,
which came all too soon for q large
majority Of the audience.
The Donald Downie lecture, given
under the auspices OF the public school,
was glowing success. The house Was
crowded and the lecturer held his audi.
ence to the last. People express them.
selves ~ being well pleased and should
arrangements be made for his return,
be will be greeted with . full house.
After paying the lecturer his guarantee,
and all the necessary expenses, there
remains %. for the library fund.
Mira c. c. Hughes Of Dayton, and
daughter. Mrs. y. L. Malone, Of Port.
land. sister and neice Of Mr.. Joseph
Morris, returned to their respective
homes last Monday. after q weeks en-.
joyabIe visit with relatives. During
their stay In the city they were the
guests OF their esteemed friend, Mrs.
Z. A. DcSauxsure. both ladies were
enraptured with CGur d'Alene and its
surroundings Mrs. Hughes will n.
turn here and make this her future
home.
lion J. N. Burke arrived home from
his campaign tour Of the state, Thur
day. lie was given . warm reception
In which quite . number Of citizens,
regardless Of their political convictions,
participated. Citizens In buggies and
carriages met Mr.. Burke near Fort
sherman and escorted him into town,
preceded by the fourth infantry band
Upon arriving at Mr.. Burkes residence
the gentleman, in few words, heartily
thanked the citizens for the reception
they had given him.
A reported outbreak Of cholera at
IIclmetta. \. j., created much excite
ment In that vicinity. Investigation
showed that the disease was not chol.
era but violent dysrntry which is al.
most ns severe and dangerous as chol.
era. Mr.. Walter Willard. . prominent
merchant Of Jamesburg. two miles from
IIslmetta, says Chamberiain's Cilic,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy has
given great satisfaction In the most
severe cases Of dysentery. Its certain.
ly one OF the best things ever made"
For sale by Miller Bros., druggists.
The fourth infantry band boys are
making extensive preparations for a
grand masquerade ball to be given on
Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 3. The
ball opens In Post Hall at o'clock and
from that time until 3 O'Clock in the
morning We have no doubt the merry
dancers will be highly entertained.
The admission for gentlemen will be
siW. Ladies are admitted free. A
good supper will be served during the
evening for 90 cents. The Press did
some large poster work for the affair.
Mrs. Ducummen. Of the St Joe. made
the PRESS office a pleasant call last
Wednesday. and presented US with
some nice fruit. which was raised on
Mr.. Ducummcn's farm. The pesrs
and apples are superior to any We have
yet seen from the lower country, FREE
from worms or blemish Of any kind.
Mrs. Ducummen informs W that grapes
and other fruit Of like nature, mature
nicely. This 10 another proof that the
soil and climate OF this country are
equal. II not superior to any OF the
lower fruit producing sections. Farm.
crs. plant fruit trees, grapes aud all
kinds Of small fruits, berries, etc.
An ordinance was introduced at
evenings session Of the
city council requiring the Northern
Pacific to station . tiagman at the
sherman street crossing. As We un.
the ordinance It Is not a hard.
ship on the company, aud II passed aud
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