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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
DR.. PRICES BAKING POWDER.
Supplying the Army, Navy and Indian De.
partmenf.

The purchasing agents Of the United
States government ordered nearly l00,-
600 pounds of DR.. Prices Baking Pow
der in the first five months OF 1892.
The government exercises great care
In selecting its supplies of all kinds, re-
jecting everything that is not of the
best, and the very fact that it has
adopted DIR. Prices Baking Powder is
proof that it has found it the best of all
the baking powders. DIR. Prices is
peculiarly adapted for export. as neither
long sea voyages nor climate changes
affect it, this brand keeping fresh and
sweet for years while other baking pow
ders deteriorate rapidly.
1t is guaranteed to the government to
be a pure cream of tartar powder, free
from ammonia, alum or other harmful
substances, and il is also the only bak-
ing powder prepared by physician Of
high standiDg-Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
Another Ticsory.

The beautiful weather OF last Sunday
brought out 4 large crowd to witness
the second game Of baseball betwe n
the Fort ShermanS and CTur dAleneS.
The fielding OF both teams was very
ragged. Cuar d'Alene won by score
OF - to l6. Ii was simply smuggling
contest from start to finish.
Arrangements have been made where
BY these two clubs will play a series OF
five games, the first To be played to-
morrow on the post parade ground at
o'clock u. IN.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
TAe Druggists Excursion.

The Washington State pharmaceuti.
cal Association held its annual meeting
in spokane Monday aud Tuesday. There
were about loo members present from
all parts Of the state. ON Wednesday
the Spokane druggists gave their Wis
itors an excursion 10 this city. including
n boat ride on the lake. \ number of
ladies accompanied the party. y ",
palan and {, 7. krum, Of spokane
assisted hy +, r. Award and {. y.
neSaussure looked after The entertain
men; of the party during the day. One
of the Peoples transportation Co
steamers took the party TO Beauty bay
and back. a trip much enjoyed by all
Who took advantage of it. In the
evening the eNcu!soniSts were favored
with dress parade at Fort sherman
the first OF the season, and listened &c
srme delightful music by the famous
Fourth infantry band. They We're d..
lighted With this part OF the program
and boarded the train with many
pleasant thoughts Of the days enter.
tainmeni.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13

While Mr. 4. !. Richey. of Altoona.
Mo, was travelling in Kansas he was
taken Violently i'll with cholera morbus,
lie called at Il drug store to get some
medicine, and the druggist recon-
mcnded Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera
and piarrhWa Remedy So highly he
concluded to try il. The result was i'm
mediate relief. aud Il few doses cured
him completely. II is made Tor bowel
complaint and nothing else, II never
fails. For sale by Miller Bros, druggist :.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
Worlds Fair Travellers WIN Have 1t

The public demand through service
when travelling. Ii is old.fashioned 10
change ears. On the through snlid
vcstibuled trains of the Chicago, Union
Pacific and Northwestern line, from ar
to Chicago, Omaha and intermediate
points, there is no change. This is the
finest and fastest road,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a joint
teachers institute Of kooienai and
ShoShonc counties viii he held at Wal
lace. Idaho. commencing on Tuesday
the ;p;h day at May, 1873. at Ia O'clock
n. M, and it is Ia be hoped that NIL
teachers of kootenai county will make
arrangements 10 attend.
\. X. WHITE.
mayl3-3t Surt. of kuotenai county.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
Out Of Sight

The travelling public are now fully
alive TO the fact that the Chicago, Union
Pacific \ Northwestern line Offers ;hI
very best accommodations TO the publ,
fran and to Chicago, Omaha and inter
mediate points, not only during the
worlds fair, hu, all the year around.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13

Gas! Gas! Gas!

Come and SEE the wonderful Oilc3s
stove. II makes rnre gas from cent
mon Kerosene. M wick. no smell, no
smoke. Can be operated for ten cents
per day.
An inspection solicited.
FRANK HGrsTow.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13

Persons wishing to breed their light
harness mares for the best results should
no, fail to see oiolc and Nigne al the
Spring llill Farm.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
For Sale.

\ snap in real estate. Hotel and
furniture complete, and lots On which
il stands. \ desirable location. Gail on
or write TO Il. Il. Smith, Cwur d Alene,
Idaho.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13

\ four.room house and mfoot lot
fronting on sherman street FOR sale al
Sl.asl, on cash payment Of S3el, bal
ance on easy payments. This is snap.
Il. Il. SMITH.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13

1T. Alcl'Htrson His tHetn without
pain. Office Lakeside avenue and
Fourth street, Ceur d'Alene.
WARRANTED deeds and location blanks
for sale at this Office
Our line of straw goods is very cheap.
Cpur d'AIene Mercantile Co.
Price on mating is cheaper than ever
known in C9ur d 'Alene Come and see.
Y. ". SANDER X Co.
For dry tamarack, fir wood, or cedar
shingles. leave your orders at the Mer-
camille store
The Larges,
And best assortment of ladies, mems
and ehildren's straw hats is at
Y. ". SANDER & Go.
Instrumental music taught by Mrs
W. T.. Nesbitt Terms reasonable.
4 new line OF floor mating jus, ir.
Neat patterns.
Cuur d'Alene Mercantile Co.
We have placed a standing order with
the gardeners Of Walla Walla for yege.
tables. You can always find fresh, green
vegetables Il; cur store. Mcfarland.
Mating.
Is your dining room carpet soiled. or
does your bed room carpet look shabby :;
Get some Of the nice mating OF
Y. ". SANDER 4 Co.
ki.sAiiea, Gasdsner..
For garden seeds in bulk or package
VIZ are In tie lead nur line of garden
tools and agricultural implements is
complete. Y. ". SANDER y 60.
Emrcy Il Co. have placed on sale a
new line Of hats and caps Of the latest
styles and a; prices tina, viii make
them srll.
oar prices on all goods are as low AS
the lowest Gail and examine.
MCFARLAND.
Have you examined the new line Of
boots and shoes at Enpey Il Co.'S: II
embraces all kinds, qualities and prices.
The eeS; bargains ever offered.
See
Our new lire Of straw hats. They
are nobhy. they are neat, they are the
latest styles aud they are very cheap.
Wv. SANDER n Co.
New boots, shoes. hats and caps re
cciNed tins week at Ncfarands.
Before buying cal and rri prices Of
our boys and chilaren's Worlds Fair
Gold Medal suits. lhe latest ard very
cheap. 'Tur dAieue Mercantile Go.
We are handling the hes, brands Of
staple and fancy groceries,
Mcfarland.
For fresh vegetables go 10 Mcrar
lands.
Farmers.
II you want recleauod seed wheat GO
F" \. " NA>'hE " 70
oranges. lemons. dates, figs and nuts
" -
Firs: invoice Of mems. boys and
youths spring clothing jus, arrived.
Nohby, neat aud cheap. Call and see
them.
'd.VE II AlfNE MEE'A NTILE co.
Ter.cA,or;de Of Gold Institute,
We surely cure liquor and morn,inc
habits. No cure, no nay, Testimonials
free.
FL Arrx,xnrp Srcrctarv
spokane. Wash.
,,
The Crur d Alenr Drug Go. has for
sale a choice selection of flowers and
p,onts.
~, x.n r. r,,
po-so,s n;sh,,r - hrooa u,o;r ,,,h,
b,r,css n,orns for,ho hos, rcsn,,s .hnnld
r,, ,,p :, 600 o,iolo ,nd van. a, IN.
s,r,r, ,,n r,r,,
Inc eame Law
We nave n lew copies oi inc game
law IN pamphlet form Tor sale at ~
cents each. eau on or address ii'E
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21
First District Court.

Inthe case Of Gus Erickson " EUREKA
AN Mining Co., Judge SMITH rulua
that plaintifi could only recover ioi
the timn which had ELAPSED elhoo nls
discharge from employment 10 the
prese 4 time. A verdict Of slbp lOf
plaiutifl was returned
Zach arias Lowhorn was tfiel on tl'
change OF forgery alleged to have oeen
committed In Sanpete county last iaIi'
The Jury acquitted him.
William Nuttall pleaded gully 10
unlawful trcspass on the Uintah fesei'
walton anu was fined $50
Neiln Peter Thompson pleaued not
gully 10 the charge OF polygamy.
], Il. Chlrpiliod and Mrs. Maui
Carson. brother and sister, were uiou
on The charge Of incest, alleged 70
have been committed Ia san Juan In
My last. The defense admitted that
defendants had lived In San Juan
county under the assumed names OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards. The principal
witness for the prosecution was MI
Carson, Of Grand Junction, Col, hus.
band OF the woman defendant. Mr. ana
Mira, Carson have not lived togclher
for nearly year, the lady alleging
that ahe left her husband on account
Of his drunkenness and dissolute hhbits.
The trial occupied the entire day aud
was submitted TO the Jury In the
evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21
PLUCKY PARK.


The news from Washington during
the past week has not bocn Of The Liud
to stimulate business q q a mining tow o.,
but nevertheless the properties which
have remained idle during the summer
arc preparing 20 start up ns usual wi,h
the expectations thai s0mtthiuB VIII
be- done for the cause VI silver before
great while.
The Anchor mine Is now In iull
operation, ami shipments of ore 20 TIE
fampling works have been going on NJ
a lively rate during the past week. nuu
next week Will eco the 0fo goiuE 20
market The Anchor Ia storing up a
great amount OF COL for winter use,
and this Is looked upon as ~ good sisu
that the mine will keep going during
the winter,
The Silver King IL stlll Keeping ny
lie record AZ au ore shipper. About
$50 tons 0f htst.class ore hiss teen
shipped during the week 10 the Mingo
smelter ut Sandy, over the Utah
Central.
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Notes and Personals.

Two coach loads u people were
carried to Salt Lake last Tuesday over
tho Utah Central road 10 attend the
funeral OF Edwin Kimbnll. Work Of
ore teams was suspended during that
day.
The streets are again very dusty,
and the sprlnkling car IL still idle.
J. ]. Daily IL again Ia tue Park
after visit to ths World's Fair. lie
was nightly we'll pleased with bis
visit, and II now preparing himself
for the duties VI councilman from the
Fourth precinct Of Salt Lake CITY,
II. II. Emery, David Keith aud Thcs.
Kerenu were visitors to Salt Lake dur.
ing the week.
Mr., a. Hatch, accompanied by his
daughter and MIs. A. G. Hatch and
son, passed through the Park on The
way 90 Chicago anu the Fair last
wednesday. Will,
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Noble womeQ's lives Series.
Lydia knights History, an iaioro.ur,
Volume, uaiion in an attractive and pleasing
rJl0, als.
tfcroine~ OF "yiormondoni,' irts.ssiir,
sketches of uamDu who have proved pisfB
selves worthy Of honor, g5c.
Sunday School a9d Primary.

ion hci, books and c,ris postage will bs
rhlHsfi "a addition 90 uir prlroa Giyen, % seutbg
mail, unicss boo price given o. Coz 'po1ipali"l
His4i Book for our Liitlc Friends, TOE
tho us1 ~ sunday schools. Co.,.
second Boob for our Liiuo Friends,
4 sunday school rsai'f, l'g.
intermediate y. =. iiosGor,sl,.
Questions aud Answers on the Life
aad tIi..iun OF she Prophet Joseph
smith, I0s.
Bible Questions aud Answers, COR mo
u1e ~ p-imiy Associations, 49,
Chiidrcn'a Primary Hymn nooh, tv,
cIpes postpaid, Csc.
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% =, g5c.
The Model non boob, postpaid, 49,
Class Registers, ps. DOR, Soc.
Primary Tune Rooi, co.,
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=. \. uniou isymn Book, each not posb
paid, zc.
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Notes.

On Thursday night, burglars effected
mn entrance Into the store OF 4. -
HIudmsrsh by smashing window
light Ia the font door. The oash
register, n light wooden affair, was
carried %. II was found lu the morn
ing several blocks away, PRED open
and y2.l5 In small change gone No
clue.
Enie Fisher, a little miss Of thirteen
year., while horseback riding The
other evening fell and broke Der lei'
arm. She Ia tho daughter OF James
Fisher.
Licenses TO wed havs been issued 10
David John Jr., OF Provo, and Emily
Thompson, Of Scipio, Heber o. John-
son, OF Springvilie, and Mary Peter.
son, Of spanish Fork, q. T. Westihll
aud Mary 5wenson, OF Pleasant
Grove.
Elder b. y. Roberts delivered AN
excellent lecture last night before the
Philosophical society OF the Is, T.
Academy on the subject OF "rhe
WORLDS Parliament u Religions"
The reception given at the opera
house last night by Judge aud Mrs. IL.
w. smith aud ID. II. PeeTy was n
noted event In the social annals OF the
Garden city. There were present
members OF the bar Of the First district
and their ladies and many other ladies
and gentlemen from Provo, Salt LAX.
and Ogden. The opera house was
decorated IN most beautiful and
artistic manner with flowers anu ever
green's on which were shed softly
tinted lights Of many shades. Dancing
was the order OF the evening, and re-
Treatments were served AT South.
wsrth's hall, near by.
A rumor was current on the streets
yesterday that William Probert, for.
merly Of this city, had committed
suicide In SEWER or Millard county,
but there IL no confirmation.
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Fire Engine Running too Close.

The fire which occurred In the Pa
lace restaurant building tue first OF the
week was put under control before very
much damage was done, and large
eoniiagsai'oH was prevented by the
prompt work Of the IRE department.
The building was damaged, 20
that a new roof was necessary, anu
water did great deal OF damage on
the lower floor, but not enough to de-
lay business longer than one day nj
the restaurant. The chemical engine
was put TO successful test, ana did
good work. Alter tho lire was over
anu the engine returned 10 the house II
was found that there was not enough
material ON hand to charge the engine,
but after u few hourg' delay new
charge was secured. THIS should not
be- the case again for there IL na telling
when the engine will be- called out,
anu enough material should always oe
on hand TO charge Immediately.
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Fait5-Promoti7q Series.

ny First Mission, % naurn,o OF psr.s,,
otruenco na ami.ion1ry upon uo sinIuitb
i'au1f by Oelf-0 o. Cannon. lsc.
sizzling cr pcnrIs, CONSUMING o. so-,. .,
Interesting k1ill.1 aad uneei1.as of ma.
r.nuiry 49, ela., 2ac
Lcnvcs Erom ny journal, By pr...i..,
Wnfld Woodruff, Description of hi. go,.I.-
fol missionary experience ani m.Hy iria,..,
ing incidents oI hsuic, l4
Fragments OF Experience, c5.fo.iis, 81.
ssg'gua7 from tio experience Of ELDERS. BE-
President ateher q. fsimuuii'a Jorrn,i
a narrative OF te principal incident. lea a.,
career OF IVORY remarkable man, lse
Eariy scohcs in Church History. ,.,
lection o. incidents from ths lives OF Ride,
Of ui.ohureh In early dsy1, Csc.
The Lirc Of Ncphii no son Of fsh vt,
cmiuaied from Jerusalem, in IuIoa. d, IN,
land now Known ~ South America s.t ~.
tuHss boi'r' tho coming Of tho savior. M,
b'ot contains some ycfy impoitant items cd.
eIrning ihe Book Of Mormon. By u.l4rs o..
cannon, lit.
scraps Of biography, containing O. sketch o,
rn Elders Lifc. Incidents Of Experience. and
Ncvei Enlghrs journal, gic.
The lIJth OF tho Manuscripts Pound
or th1 Aburliuoi ~ uo spaulllus story. ty
ur0fgs Hoynoii, gee
Labora Ia thc vineyard, contains sopo o,
the moot Interesting experiences ever wilton,
2ic.
Hvoniinl Narratives, contains some Interest.
inf staieh'i and valuable ioss1ns. Csc.
Helpful visions, Instructive manifestation. Of,
mo Llri % I,s children, 5s
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Jos. smith ~ Prophet, lecture do
livorod By Llder Anlrus Jcnsln before No
Students society in tho social Hail, SALT Lake,
Jon. n, isli, b.,
The Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
nay saints, ~ Priesthood Organization.
pugiruo', Ordinance and History. by John
jlluos, ioc.
The second Coming OF tho Messiah,
Boy H. u. Roberts, ..
Analysis OF the Hooh OF Mormon, tJ
ll a. Roberts, %,
Thc only Way 60 be saved, by LORENZO
Snow, BE-
Glad TidingS OF Great Joy. ny acorgo
foa1iAia &c.
baptism for thc RemIsSlon OF Sins, 20
~ hAptism Essential 60 saiyatIoni 10
Article. OF raith, small, 20.
LAuFu, IT,
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Sta3dard Cbur1b Works.

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Republican Ward Primaries.

The Republicans held their ward
primaries last night for the nomination
Of aldermen from the different wards,
and all meetings were attended by
large numbers OF voters, and much en-
thusissm was shown for tho work 10 be
done at the coming election. In the
frat ward Jas. Farrell aud Thomas
Kerens were nominated; In the second
ward, w. O'Connell anu j. II. Rogers,
and In the Third, Jas. Murdoch anu
jas. Ives. Altogether II IA looked
upon as very strong ticket. The
nomination Of mayor will be made
early next week, anu several candi.
dates are now In tho race.
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miseeIIaDeouS Works.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

Tho recent cold spell has set people
to preparing Tor winter, AMI the diiicr.
out coal companies nave been Kupi
busy filling orders fOr OsAl. The Union
Pacific has Lowered tho rate on coal
from Coalville TO one dollar per tom
thus cheapening that article In this
market. The Pleasant Valley Coal
Co. Is now introducing the Castle Gate
coal, and the rivalry In quite strong
between the two conn auics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21
missio9ay Supplies.

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The MODERN Prophet, lcts.
True ". Eslsc Religion, sets.
Tho Gospel Pioneer, l.is.
Reply 20 "The Mormon Purun.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21
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The one Failure.

The one failure during the week that
Of Mclaughlin 4 Co., was not unex.
pocted, nnd no other firms here were
Affected by II. Deputy Marshal TIM
mOny secured go0ds under an attach.
ment ia favor Of Symns Grocery Co. Of
Salt Lake, and has forwarded the
goods 10 Salt Lake.