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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02
PERsoNAL MENTION.

Miss Bowe returned Sunday from
visit with Spokane friends.
Judge White and County Commits
sioner Quaries Sundayed in this city.
Louie Meyers, Of Harrison, smiled on
and with his Ceur d'Alene friends last
Thursday.
Mrs. X. X. Mann returned Saturday
from pleasant visit to her mother at
Centralia, Wash.
G. II. Clayton and family went into
camp on the upper st. Joe last Monday,
to remain about ten days.
1t is said that Mark Musgrove will es-
tablish newspaper at Grangeville and
move his family to that place.
II. II. Galusha, wife aud daughter, of
Spokane, passed a portion of the week
here with their friends, Frank Bristow
and wife.
George b. McAuley and family came
down from Wallace, Tuesday, and are
now comfortably located in their new
home on Sherman st.
J. {. Ferrell and family will leave for
Portland, Oregon, the first of next week,
where Mr.. i. has a position as chief en-
gineer OH large steamboat.
Maj. Monroe Daggett passed through
here the other day Oh his way to Indi.
annapolis, Ind, where he will attend the
national encampment of the &. A X.
Henry G. Beck, formerly an employe
Of THE Press, has rc-enlisted III tht
the regular army, and will be tempcrar
lily located at Columbus Ohio barracks
Mayor Powell's family, together witt
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. ]. 5. Kaufman, al
of Spokane, have returned home aftel
. two weeks Of camp life at A. ii. POr
, ter's place up the lake.
Mrs. Mabel Witt returned TO Cpur d
Alene few days since, and will remain
few weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. a
Hagen. She spent six weeks very pleas
anily at the worlds fair.
A. Beamer and son, of Sprague, &C
companied by Mr.. Martindale, of Spo
kane, made trip up the lake Sunda.
last on the Gen. Sherman. Mr.. Beanie
is part owner Of the steamer.
Mrs. L. Duerslin and daughter hay
: returned from visit 10 The worlds fai
and will remain a couple of weeks wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Reiniger before joinin
Mr.. Duerslin at Empire City, Or.
= A. ID. Burnett, the Reviews hustlin
a Traveller. came down from the mines o.
e the Georgia Oakes last Saturday an
e remained in the city until Sunday es
, ening. He reported matters extremel
e quiet III the silver camps.
$ L. W. j Johnson, the popular owner Q
! the johnson boat house, leaves for hi
: former home, Madelia. Mimi. the frs
of next week. He will be absent
1 month or six weeks visiting friends /
r the meantime Frank Bishop will hay
D charge OF the boat house.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02
FORT SHERMAN,
Hevsy Notes and Personal Mention.


Major Hall has been granted leave Of
absence for seven days.
Jack Cochran, company \, has re-
turned from his furioush.
Private lIartnett, company II, has re.
enlisted and been granted a i-months'
furlough.
Chief Musician Nevot,i, of the band.
WAS discharged Friday morning, but
will re-en!ist.
Colonel Hall is expected 10 join al
this post about October lst and assume
the command.
Capt Bubb visited the post this week
20 arrange for the removal Of his fami-
ly TO Fl Spokane.
Quartermas,er-Serge Council was
discharged on the Goth, and re-en!isted
the following day.
Life will be interesting this winter
with an addition TO the garrison of the
two companies from TT Spokane.
Sergean: Sanford and Private Bohm
company ID, on furlough for months,
have gone into camp on Mica bay.
Lieuts. Leyden, Lowering, Wolf and
Reeves have returned from Vancouver
barracks, where they were on duty in
connection with the Department rifle
competition.
Private Ryan. band, was discharged
Aug. 81 on surgeons certificate of dist
biliiy. Private +. c, Berry. company u,
was discharged the same day upon ex-
piration of term of service.
( Sergeant Jos. Muller, band. has been
granted a furlough for six months, to
take effect upon re-enlistmont, sept. ~.
/ lie will GO to Switzerland to look after
some property he has fallen heir TO.
The string band gave the first hop of
the season on Tuesday night, and al
though the weather is rather warm for
dancing the attendance was large and
all present enjoyed themselves finely.
Private Alexander. company +, lth
infantry. won the Department gold
medal, and the regiment is well repre-
scented on the team, five Of the ten plac.
es being filled by Fourth infmtrymen,
Inspection and muster on Thursday
was held in full dress on the battalion
parade. The inspection in heavy march
ing order. which was to have been held
in the afternoon. was suspended on &C
count of the heat.
Lieut. Colonel Cook has been selected
to command the recruiting depot at Da.
vid's island, in New York harbor, The
detail is considered very desirable one
and will be doubly pleasant in this case
because it was unexpected. Col. Cook
will probably leave here about the 18th
Preparations are being made for the
encampment at Spokane this month. l,
is expected the troops will leave abou,
the 18th, so as to arrive at Spokane or
the 18TH. should there be no rain prio,
to starting it will be a disagreeablt
march, as the roads are very dusty. Tn,
question now is, who is to command
the camp, Col. Cook having been order
cd awayr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02

Hon. A. A. Crane has received a let.
Ter from Commissioner Lamoreux, of
the general land Office, stating that the
land Office in this city would not he dis
continued. Congressman Sweet also
telegraphs that he has the assurance of
The department that no such action will
he taken, Notwithstanding rumors to
the contrary. An effort was made 10
have the Office consolidated with that at
Lewiston and the Office here closed, but
OH Investigation ii WAS found that such
action would put the people Of KO0te-
mai and Shoshone counties 10 great in.
convenience and expense to reach Lew.
.iston for the transaction Of business
before the land Office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02
Summons.

In the Dis,ric; Court, First Judicial Dis
trio; Of the State OF Idaho IN and for the Coun-
~ oi hooicnai.
Ida {. haalcr. plaintiff, srains. Thomas T. kxh
let, d.iendsnt.-SCNsoNs.
The state of Idaho to 1hoS. p kahler. defend
ant: lou are hereby notified that there il now
on file in the once OF the c,crk OF the Distinct
Court of the Firxt judicial District OF said stAte
in Esihdrum, in the county OF kooteuai, the
complaint oi the aooye-named plaintiff, where
in ,udgmen; is demanded ssaiust yen Tor de-
cree dissolNing the bonds OF malr!mony now eN
listing between you and the plaintiff on the
grounds that, on OF about the luih day OF March.
1891 al the county OF Jack in the state Of or
ceon. disreeapiinc your marriage VOWS you
sillfylly sad wholly abandoned and deserted
the plaintiff. and ever since have sbsented your
self iroIa her; and that you sun continue 10
wiliully and without cause absent yoL rselt
from the plaintiff and refuse Ia rrturn snd live
with her a. husband and wife ana on the fur
Their ground that Ior more than two yesrs next
preceding The comEeuccment of this action GU
have neglected suI refused. and still neglect
and refuse. To provide plsnaH with the com
mon uccesssrics of life, although YOU hsve tho
ability and means 50 to do; for the custody snd
care OF Herbert. aged nine yesrs, ard Charles.
aged seven Nesrs, minor chilcN.n Of You and
plaintiff, issue Of the said marriage
Aud Hou are also notified that unless You ar-
Pear and answer To said complsiut within ten
DAYS after the service hereof. If served within
kooicnsi county, and within twenty DAYS il
served out of said county hut within ssid judi
cal 6is;rtCt, sud vi hin forty days /. served out
of laid district exclusive OF the day of .ce'
the plsiuiif viii apply to the Court Tor the re-
lief demanded IN said complaint, to-Nii; For s
dissolution of tt bonds of mstrlmony, and fer
the care and custody of SAID minor children.
and for such other relief as to the CouIt may
seem meet aud Just.
tiivcn under my hand sni the sea; OF
the District Court O: the Flr>t Judi
cial District Of the siste Of Idaho. in
and for the county of Koo:enai. this
IskALl sih day of August. A. u 1873,
RORT, s RkAGAw. Clerk.
By HENRY I. RAY, Deputy.
r. +. MCFARLAND,
Attorney tor Plaintiff s7w4
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The Macs viii Be- Operstsd.

We have reliable Information from a
person in position to speak with author.
IVY 10 the effect that several Of the
largest mines in the Cgur d'Alenes will
oe In operation within the next few
days Such news will be received witt,
much satisfaction by the people of this
whole section of country. The mines
have been idle, with the exception of a
snort time, ever since the big strike oy.
er year ago, and it was feared that
owing to the low price of silver, they
would not soon again be operated. The
above information is, therefore, espec.
tally gratifying.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02

The ladies aid society OF the presby.
terrain church will NEE, with Mrs. II. u
Allen next Tuesday a; } p. m.
Farmers and others who have cisterns
10 build should read the advertisement;
Of Henry kro,zer in this issue.
II you have cash and are looking for
bargains IN boots. shoes. hats caps. or
gents furnishing goods, it will pay you
to call on Mcfarland.
George Blanc is under arrest for fore.
ing open the pound and releasing sever.
al head of stock placed there by Pound
master Elliott. He will have a hearing
before Justice lloskins today.
The steamer Irene WAS disabled al
the head Of navigation on the st. Joe
last sunday 10y the breaking of her
shaft. Capt, Rockwell came down on
the oakcs. Monday, and sent the shaft
10 Spokane for repair. The Irene is
now making her regular trips.
The cases against q. A. Buell. and c.
W. Russell. charged with violating the
game law by throwing sawdus; into the
lake, were called up before Justice Hos.
kins. Tuesday. and the defendants dis.
missed on payment of costs. There
was not sufficient evidence TO insure q
conviction.
+ Jas. II. lIartc. V. w. Sander. Il. Il,
Smith and Others were n, Eathdrum
yesterday, and appeared before the
board of equalization to ask for n gen
eral reduction of ~ per cent, in the as
scssed valuation Of all real property in
this city. They secured a reduction OF
~ per cent.
/ Attorney Mcfarland went to IIarri
son Monday TO defend Elmer Doty, who
was on trial charged with assault upo,
the person of Mr.. Mottcrn with dead
ly weapon. Doty was discharged. The
alleged assault was the result of n dis
pu,e over some land on the CTur d
Alene river, above Harrison.
Monday was n very busy day at the
L. :. land Office, owing to the filing of :
large number of township plats and tn,
rush of settlers anxious to file on theil
lands During the balance of the weel
a large number of filings were made
and the land officers inform us that i
was the largest weeks business in tn,
history of the Office.
The CWur d'Alene Inn changed land
lords yesterday, Mr.. Eckstorm retirin,
and Mr.. John A, Moore, of the Palace
restaurant. assuming charge, The no
tel will be conducted on the European
plan, in connection with the restaurant
with Mr.. and Mrs. Moore as host ant
hostess the Inn will become popula
stopping place for the travelling public
, Mr.. NJ. proposes to make many change
for the better accommodation and com
fort of his guests. and will undoubtetl
;, ly receive liberal patronage. Bein
) nn old travelling man, he knows tn
wants of transients md will see tina
they are satisfied,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02
Young Lavine Still al Large.

Sheriff Costello WAS in town the first
of the week. Speaking of the escape of
young Layine from tie county Jail, he
stated tina; Mrs. Layine called at the
building and spent the most Of one day
with her son. She asked that the boy
be placed III IA department separate
from the hardened criminals, ard the
sheriff finally agreed 10 allow him some
privileges after receiving IA pledge from
both the boy and his mother that he
would no, attempt 10 escape. lie was
then permitted 10 loaf abou; the Jail
outside OF the cells and corridor, a kind
ness the lad seemed 10 appreciate but
al the frs; good opportunity he effected
his escape. The sheriff offered So for
his apprehension. He traced him 10
spokane and placed the police Of that
city on his trail, but So far they have
been unable 10 locate the fugitive. i;
is known that he met his mother there,
aud il is though; that they have gone
10 san Francisco. The chief Of police
OF that place has been notified 10 arrest
Layiue II lac can be found. The sheriff
having forwarded him a description OF
both the boy and mother.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02
Dissolution Notice,

The firm Of V. W. Sander 4 Co, com
posed of V. W. Sander and George II
Wonnacott, is hereby dissolved by mu
tual consent; said George b. Wonna
colt having this day sold and delivered
all his right, title and interest in and u
the property of said firm to said V. W
Sander. Done this I4th day of August
1898. V. W. SANDER,
GEORGE Il. WoNNACoTT
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02
northern Pacific,

Double daily trains TO st. Paul, Min
neapolis, Milwaukee and Chicago with
out change of cars. Connects at st
Paul and Chicago for all points east
and south. Superior Pullman sleepers
upholstered tourist cars and dinin.
cars on ali through trains. Direct sery
ice to the Yellowstone National Park
Fast time and all the reduced rate
afforded patrons Of this line. For full
information call on or address
l.. JOY, Agent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02
dressed lamb al the q. X. market.

DRESSED lamb at the o. X. market
\ tine selection OF calling cards a,
this Office
Fresh bread. five o~.,s loaf. a,
Thntnson's restaurant,
Wartan,r- deeds aad location blanks
for Aalr a, this Office
Lumber. shakes aal shihslrs In any
quantity a, V " sanders
i,t. Mri'hrrspn nils teeth without;
pain. ua!cr. Lakeside avenue and
fuuIth a.fr.t. Carut d A!rne-
Zine 10, Of casr s"pis for family use
a, The Lynx saloon,
D!a Crow ahlstey and Cosmopolitan
cigars at the Lynx saloon.
Tea Tea II ,ou Ike a good. pare.
frasran, cup o. ;ca, Try Our nca STOCK
" " >snirr.
Frankfurt and bologna kAuSagrs. bc;
;rg than your mother makes. a, the q.
n market.
For trs: class Job printing cali on Tie
rEi1es.
l'rr>h salmon and ha.ihu, OH Friday
n, The % r market;
fafmcts. buy your lumber. shakes
and shingles Of Wiggr,,. fmrey \ Co
n; bottom prices.
Worlds fair paper napkins for sale a;
this Office. Tho latest novelty In tina,
line. Tifty ccnia n hundred.
,.ou.i heavy work team In exchange
fur log. Apply To {. ". k'issell. Blue
creek Aas m.l.
\ fine lot Of bottled claFct for family
use. ~ cents quart, a; Lynx saloon,
rrrsh country eSss. choice crcamcr,
mud ranch butter a. V. ". Sanders
\ nice assortnent Of fresh vegetables
n, the loves; prices you find them a,
the %. X market
New crop. new stock India. China and
Japan icaH .sy ;hrsu. '. W, Sander
\ burglar entered Do,y's store. nj
Harrison. Monday night. and proceeded
tn help himself 10 such goods n he re-
puirc,I. \ clerk sleeping in the s'or'
was aroused and frightened the ruheoE
who escaped. leaving behind the goods
he had selected.
Nr !. e. Roswell. ono of the bcs
known and most respected citizens %
Brnwnwood. Tex. suffered with Ill
atrhpa for n long time and tried man!
different remedies without benefit, unit
Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and hi
arThua Kennedy WAS usc,l. that relieved
him Mt once. For sale by Miller BroS
druggists.
For goods at your own prices you arr
strictly in it at V. ". sanders. IL &C
compauied by the cash.
Parties indebted to the estate of OH
yer 4. lluell are hereby requested t.
make settlement at once. W. \. REiN
1GrR, receiver
\ number of Odd Fellows of thi
city attended the funeral of Mr.. \. \
Smith. a prominent member of the OF
der, who died at Rathdrum last Satnr
day. The funeral took place Monday
interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
The success of Mrs. Annie NJ. Bean
of Mckeesport. Pa. in the treatment
diarrhpa in her children will undoub'
eddy be of interest to many mother
She says: Il spent several weeks |
.Iohnstown, Ia. after the great t'oot
on account of my husband being on
ployed there. We had several childre
with us, two of whom took the diarrho
very badly. got some of Chambe
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Rem
cdy from Rev. Mr.. Chapman. 1t cure
both of them. knew of several oth'
cases where il was equally successful
think it cannot be excellcd and chez
fully recommend IT," 20 and 80 Get
bottles far sale by Miller Bros. drni
gists.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02

We viii no; lie undersold by any one
Mcfarland
Iou: To Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dew
ry. Friday. sept, !. a daughter,
The board Of trustees will NEE; mex,
Wednesday In regular session.
Stree, Commissioner Buell. Is imprcv
Ing Lakeside avenue very materially 10y
grading.
Daring The month Of September We
will make a great reduction In ladies'
shoes Mcfarland.
The Methods; Aid society will give
an ice cream social in the vacant corner
room OF the Grancy block next Welncs.
day evening.
The fine steamer. General sherman. is
billed for an excursion Ia Echo Bay 20.
morrow. leaving the Northern Pacific
wharf at lo.l a m. Fare for the round
trip. ~ cents.
Voters should no; neglect tho school
election which takes place next Monday
a, the new school building Two dircc
tors are 10 be elected Ia succeed Geo. II
Conner and John Curry.
His two dogs frightened pr. Sabin's
horse into n runaway Thursday even
ing. The horse came down sherman
avenue nj n twominute gait, but was
stopped on the lake front The buggy
+ Is n total wreck the dogs are dead.
James Monaghan. {. II. and Homer
King returned last week from trip t.
the Selkirk range. in British Columbia
where they have interests in some valu
able gold propositions. In one OF tho
mines they have run a tunnel So feet
which shows up gold vein of free
milling ore.
Commissioner Sanburn has received
word from Boise City to the effect that
citizens of the state have agreed To TAXI
at least n portion of the state wagon
road bonds, in which case the contracts
will be let and the road built Thos'
who wish to take contracts should pre-
pare bids and file them with the com
missioner by sept. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Bechtcl gave
birthday party Thursday evening II
commcmoration of the 10th anniversar
of the birth of their son, Boyd, who's
Young friends to the number of abou
forty were present TO help him celt
brate. The youngsters had royal tim
and enjoyed themselves hugely until al
ter o o'clock. when they sat down to
fine rerast of cakes, fruits and tic
cream. IL was ono Of the most pleas
: ant events of the kind that has eve
. taken place in CGur dAlene. Maste
boyd was the recipient of number G
handsome presents.
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ur:oa Pacific Further Reduces the Rates

ToChicago, $3.50 first class: ST. Louis,
s3l first class; Omaha, Kansas City,
Sioux City and st. Joseph, $50 first
class Rates correspondingly reduced
TO all eastern points. Consult Union
Pacific agent before purchasing and you
will be convinced that the old Overland
is the cheapest and quickest route to
take
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Notice is hereby given tina, the under.

signed viii Ale his application Ia cut timber on
the following described tract. to-nit: tomnenc-
ing al the north Of Pine creek. and on the lower
IVES, branch OF Priest river, thence running one
hall mile Wide up the said river four miles. Al
81, commencing al Fossil Falls, on tie lower
west hrauch Of Priest river. thence running
eight miles up said creek. With one-haI mile on
the ras; side aud mile on the Matchmaking
~ miles wide 10y miles in length. containing
$3.50 acres. ID. Y. BEAN.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02

Owing to a change ir our business it
is our desire that all persons having
book accounts with us call and make
settlement Immediately. These ac-
counts must be closed without delay
and we hope our friends will make an
effort to pay up.
CEUR D'ALENE MERCANTILE Co.
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Take NQtiN.

AL persons knowing themselves in
debted TO Y. W. Sander OF to the late
firm of V. W. Sander & Co, will confer
u favor OH the undersigned and save
costs to themselves by speedy settle
ment. V. W. SANDER,
James Roche, Receiver.
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Notice: Cutting Timber.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed viii file his application Ia cut timl.cr on
the following described trart. to-wit: ColnineDc-
Ing Al tine upper end OF kight-M!lc rapids, on
Priest lor Nefmillion river, tIenCe running west
one-hzN Aiie thence running east one mile,
thence running up said river eigfa; niles-c,,ti-
tanning 5,7OS acres ". J. SHANEk-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02

Ter-chloride Of Gold Institute.
We surely cure liquor and morphine
habits. No cure, no pay. Testimonials
free.
F.Z. ALEXANDER, Secretary,
Spokane, Wash.
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A good Dakota wheat farm TO trade
for Ceur d'Alene property. The farm
is only l1s miles from one Of the best
towns in the state. For particulars
apply at this Office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02

Gents, now is the time 10 buy your
this month for cash. Mcfarland.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02

But a silver . viii buy more goods
than you ever dreamed Of at V.
Sanders.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-02

Make Honey
by buying your goods at wholesale
prices Of v. w. Sander.
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THROUGH TICKETS

To and from all points In America England
and Europe esn lie purchased At any ticket Of.
flee of the COMPANY.
For full iuforination concerning rates time of
trains. routes and other details furnished
Application 70 any agent. or
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28

Jim Riey-he's a-comin' to Atlanta, they
say.
An we hear our hearts a-hummin' as they
meet him on the way;
For who amt heard o. Riley-Jim Riley o.
the west,
An loved his song until they long to tell him.
Hes the best!'
~ - -FF=-TiFsT7 zGssgs-yi
When a Teller gets TO readin' him, It's half
laugh an sigh.
A-heayin' o the heartstrings an water
in g the eye;
An You dream in velvet valleys, an you wads
through dewy grass,
While your soul takes in the tW3nglin' OF
the doves wings as they pass.
The world takes on more color; the springtime
is more sweet
An the dear "old-fashioned roses seem to
blossom at your feet;
An YOU hear the farm boy slngin' at the OK
team that he drives,
While the buzzin' bees are bringin' all the
honey TO the hives!
So lei HIN come-Jim Riley, an let him take
this song
OF one he knows, wind blown rose from them
vto've loved him long;
Jes take il as a welcome, an wear It In his
breast
Cnti We look him in the face an tell MIN
He's the best
FRANK L. STANTON