The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-10-29


". :. Doly does all kinds of work in
the boot and Shoe line. Sign Of the big
boot, sherman street.
just arrived. another crate of those
fancy decorated flower pots and hang
ing baskets. Y. ". SANDER * Co.
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 it. For sale y
Frank Bristow.
The board OF town trustees have set.
tied the tax cases with the Northern
Pacific. The company pays the city
81 90 which covers all taxes less the
penalty. Tins certainly shoald be sat.
isiaciory 10 our citizens.
There is no use Of any one suffering
with the cholera when Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy
can be procured. IL will give relief in a
few minutes and cure in short time.
have tried i; and KNOWN. II. Gin.
ton. llelmctia, y. j. The epidemic at
Ilolme;ia was AT frs; believed 10 be
cholera, bat subsequent investigation
proved IL 10 be a violent form OF dys-
cn;ery. almost as dangerous as cholera.
This Remedy was used there with grea,
success. For sale 10y Miller Bros.
Druggists,
Mr., Thomas Clifford. of Post Falls
me; with a serious accident this week.
lie had his right hand caught in n
planer in the mill, The fingers were
terribly iaceraied and the bones broken.
Dr. Sabin Of this place WAS called, and
dressed the wound. The paiien; is
doing nicely.
\ reported outbreak of cholera al,
llelme;ta, y. j. created much excite.
mcnt in that vicinity. Investigation
showed that the disease was not chol-
era but yio'-n; dySentyy which is nj,
mos; rs severe and dangerous rs chol-
era. Mr.. Walter Willard, prominent
merchant. Of ,lameaburg. two miles from
llelme;ta, says Chamberlain's Cilic,
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy has
given great satisfaction in the most
severe cases Of dyscutery. tits certain.
ly one Of the best things ever made.
For sale 10y Miller Bros, druggists.
The ball given by the McReynolds
Post. G. \. r.. was grand success
both financially and socially. The hall
was tas,cfully decorated with flags and
eyercreeus. The motto: welcome,
&. a. r. occupied conspicuous
place nj one end OF the hail. The mem
bers of the Post We'd with each other in
making their guests welcome. The
votaries of tcrpsichore enjoyed them
selves in the may until the gray of
dawn warned them that another day
had been born. The "onc more dance
had been enjoyed, the goodbyes at the
door had been said. and all hied them
TO their respective couchcs, to live over
again in happy dreams the pleasures of
the past few hours.
The Hon. William II. Clagge;t ad.
dressed large and enthusiastic audi
cnce on last Saturday evening in
Graney's Hall on the political issues of
the day, in the clear and concise manner
of speech for which he is noted. He
explained the silver question, the pro.
tective tariff question, the national
banking system and the question of
franchise. All these subjects were
handled In thorough and statesman.
like manner. The argument through
out was rcplete with good sound sense
and reasoning. His calculation of the
different subjects was clear and concise,
and all who We're so fortunate rs to hear
his argument on these different subjects
were convinced rs TO the soundness OF
his argument. rs was evinced by the
frequent cheers that greeted him
Throughout, his speech,