The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-31

| A fine selection of calling cards a,
this Office.
| Try Bechtel's sugar corned beef and
pork.
II you want good mince pies bu,
your mince meat of F. 4. Empey & Co
Go to J. II. Bethel's for anything in
the jewelry line.
New hosiery received at Empey &
Co.'S.
Select lot Of books to be given away
to cash customers by Empey & Co.
Have you tried that fresh home made
mince meat at Bechtel's? Only Is cents.
Spoons, knives, forks, ETC., at J. II.
Bethel's.
Cord wood taken in exchange for sub.
scriptions to THE PRESS. Bring in your
wood and pay up.
Fresh mince meat at r. z. Empey &
Co.'S.
The place for fresh country eggs,
strictly choice creamery and fresh ranch
butter is at SANDER & Co.'S.
Our home made sour kraut, sweet and
spiced pickles are immense; try them.
Y. W. SANDER 4 Co.
For bargains in dry goods, clothing,
etc, ours is the place.
V. ". SANDER & Co.
Remember. you can buy furniture
very cheap for cash, or on weekly pay
ments, at Crawford & Co.'s furniture
house.
Cast away no article that is breaking.
Take all to Crawford & Co. for repairs.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
TO attend the religious services at the
Post Chapel at Fort Sherman. Sunday
schoo! 10 a. m. Praise, prayer and short
sermon 1:30 p. m. J. ii. MAooMBER,
Post Chaplain.
At the last meeting of Kootenai
Lodge. No. "a, A. F. * A. b., the fol
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing term: James Russell, NJ; +. Rush,
s. w; G. il. Wonnacott, J. W: John
Fisher, treasurer; Herman Kuch. secre-
tary. Installation will take place this
evening at 1:3o.
OF late we have had several letters
from subscribers who do not get their
papers. We cannot understand why it
is, as their papers leave this Office rcgu-
larry, and our subscribers will readily
understand by moments thought that
i; is not to our interest to withhold their
papers. There certainly must be some
thing wrong with the nail somewhere.
We have not been able to discover at
whose door the fault lies.
The masquerade ball given by the
Fourth infantry orchestra at Fort Sher-
man last evening was decided success.
Miss Myrtle Lashbrook carried OFF the
lady's prize through her superb imper-
sonation Of an imp. The gentleman's
prize was awarded to Mr.. Charles Hem.
Of Company II. whose impersonation of
an Indian brave could not be excelled.
The merry dancers enjoyed themselves
until o'clock a. m. when all sought
their respective couches TO dream of
hobgoblins, imps and Indian braves
with scalping knife and tonahawl, and
sMoke TO find it all dream.
4 new method of killing deer is prac-
Iiced by parties who are filing contracts
for venison. 1t is very effective. saves
and don't spoil the hide.
All that is required is pack of hounds,
a boat, two men and club. They start
The hounds after the deer, which soon
axes to water. The men in the boat
,vertake il and knock the poor things |
brains out with The club. Persons of |
nsthetic tastes would perhaps call this !
brutal and unsportsmanlike, which i,
10 doubt is. But when you protest
against it the brave and mighty MINI |
'od with the club tells you in language
more forcible than elegant that thar
INIT no law agin it."
In ldaho's mineral exhibit for the
worlds fair is piece OF ore that looks
ike an ordinary chunk of lead. Ii is a
'pecimen of almost pure galena, ground
Town into two rectangular blocks, like
wo boxes. one small one on top of the
'ther. The top cube is engraved with
miners tools pick, shovel and hammer.
IN the side of the larger panel is cut in
,old letters the name of the donor. l. A.
.us&, superintendent of the Queen Of
he Hills mine at BELLEVUE. from which
he ore is mined. II is hard for one who
'xamines the specimens to think that it
S not lead bullion. But it is native
salena, containing about 20 per cent.
cad (S6.6 per cent, being pure galena)
md about 10 per cent, sulphur. The ore
arries $50 ounces OF silver to the ton.
Mr.. J. +. Blaizc, an extensive real
state dealer in Des Moines. Iowa. mar
owly escaped one of the severest at.
acks of pneumonia while in the north
IN part of that state during a recent
lizza,d, says the saturday Review. Mr..
Slaize had occasion to drive several
niles during the storm. and was SO
thoroughly chilled that he was unable
0 get warm, and inside of an hour after
is return he was threatened with Il
evere case of pneumonia or lung fever.
Ii. Blaiye sent to the nearest drug