The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-28

We are after cash. Cali and see wha,
dollar viii buy. Mcfarland.
Walking made easy by getting a pai,
OF easy walking shoes Of Sander.
hubbers-A complete assortment o,
all styles and sizes. Wv. Sander
Frankfurt. Bologna and pork sausage
TOT saturday trade at .. X. market.
we are selling shoes, hats and fur.
hishings at bedrock for cash. McFar.
land. "
Ciearing-up sale at way down prices
and bargains in every department at Y
w. Sanders.
ihe sun Is covered with spots, but the
prices on our goods will knock the spots
on OF anything. Sander.
Have you stove TO trader viii
Trade ~ box stove for one of larger
size. Call at TIE PREss Office.
We will continue our cost sale on wo.
mems, mems, and children's tine shoes
TWO weeks longer. V. W. Sander.
We need money and will Sell goods
cheap for cash. II YOU do not believe
II call and get prices Mcfarland.
young, middle-aged or old, now
Is the time to buy your fall underwear
The finest line in the city just arrived
a, V. ". Sanders.
We are Informed that Crane & Son
wlli feSnrrect the defunct Fog Horn
hea si'aler AT Harrison.
Remember Judge Clagge;,'s great sill
yrr spseeh, 10 be- given In this city OIL
the evening Of NOV. Sd.
Read that article on The Inflated
DOG" II you wan, 10 laugh over truly
original ai,d funny idea
A party Of - recruits for the Fourth
infantry arrived II, Fort sherman last
Saturday from the East.
| J. ]. shallis recently rendered his res
ig'iaiion as u member Of the school
board The vacancy will be filed by
appointment.
MaIindin. the cigar and tobacco deal
rf. has resumed business al the old
stand, having effected satisfactory ar
Engagements With creditors.
Z Win. ". ferrali has iiloi petition in
insolvency with the district court. liz
owns a large hay ranch Oh the ~, Joe
syet. and MAS supposed 10 be III good
4 lnaneiAl circumstances
/ Contractor Hut. Is as handy with the
fod as he is With the punch. and always
coincs ia loaded with uice string OF
;foa, Las, Thursday he caught - Of
tic specklei beauties. some Of them
quite large
There are ROW ia5 scholars in attend
snoe al the public school. quite All III
cIrasc over las, year. Prof ieage'
says ,he school Is IN prosperous ooiadi
lion and ;ha; the scholars are taking
much inicres, ia their studies,
The Misses kildea have received ihei,
fall and winter stock OF millinery. EN-
brac.ns sotnr very nea, and pleasing
styles. which they are offering nj price:
lsefi,,lng The times Ladies' should in
spec, these goods before making ihei'
purchases.
I Following are the names 81 those pn
plls In the Hayden Lake district who
have been neither ahScn, nor ,aTiy du
.tng The month ending oct 81: Mandt
Cady. E;hcl and Clarence Waters, Liz
slc Buckle. Frank Swofiord, Willie Lief
ner. Ray Andrews. Emmett RuSse;.
\ Chau;auqua Literary Circle has
t~cn organized among the soldiers al
the garrison. and the fact that II hai
orcr a m~,nbcn speaks well for ih'
intelligence and tastes Of tho rank an'
hIc. Th. regular Chau,suQua course o.
reading and study has been taken up.
Charles Curtin. formerly ~ii;or of ,h'
rsrur d'Alcnc Times. and now locates
a, fal,buTy. Ncb- writes TO friend II
spokane that hts father. John Curtin
Who was engaged In bo,,ling beer an'
other beverages, has recently died ans
l.n him an estate valued a, s3'.on.
Superintendent, Wiuslow. of Wallace
WAS IN town this week making trans
T fcr 81 tho telephone oaice from III
C.rur d'Alcnc Drug Co.'S store 10 Mile
Iros' drug STORE. Tho new Office Wi
be in charge Of !. II. Bethel, who In
already become an expert In the manif
n.atiou Of the mysterious machine.
". II. Bennett. representing the cred
i,ors of I,asin 4 Goss, the Spokan
clo,hicrs. was in town Thursday. doinI
some advertising. lie believes that In
newspapers are among the best OF me
diums through which 10 reach the pub
lie. and therefore ordered an advertise
mont in the Pass. i, will he found II
another column.
Judge IIollcman's astronomical Ice
,urc before the Literary Union, Mon
day evening last. was listened 10 by RI
audience that completely oiled the hal
The Judge was entirely at home Wit
his subject. and held the closest at'en
lion of his auditors throughout. III
Union and the public would like to hea
from him again on that subject
Nroorc's Cmnr d'Alenc Inn will be rn
on the European plan, with warm room
and nice clean beds from s5c to 81"
Regular meals will he served In the oil