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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-03-03

WARRANTED d-ssls and location blank
for aals a, ,hla office
fon will make gooi in,errs; on your
money by buying your gods of ". ~
Mcfarland.
A;,rn,lon. ladies am selling sho
al a very low flgurc. Call and sec villa:
have. Mcfarland.
Dr. Mcl'herson oil. teeth wi,hou,
pain Office. Lakeside avenue and
FonEia street, cgnr IL Alene.
attn selling ha.a aud gents furnish
ings lower than any one. call and be-
convinced Mcfarland.
Go 10 Mefarland's for f.esni Tender.
Gold Drop or Zig Loaf -four. rr.ccs In
keeping with the ,imos
Worlds fair paper napkins for sale a,
this Office. The latest novelty In tina,
line. Fifty cents hundred.
Oio> ars, class envelopes. with your
name aud address neatly printed there.
on. for '5c Mt the Pass office
Zig Loaf Ia guaranteed to be the hes.
-four In the market. will make light
and white bread unrgnalcd by any 9th.
CT brand. Call for Zig Loaf n; McFar.
lands store.
A good Dakota wheat farm 10 trade
for CTnr d'Alene property. The farm
h only Ia mica from one Of the best
towns In the state For particulars
apply Mt this Office.
IL You intend visiting the great Mid.
wiItcr Fair. call on the nearest Union
Pacific agent and he can tell you all
abon, the exceedingly low rate and the
advantages offered by this line to san
Francisco and return. Or. address W.
II. lIuriburt, assistant general passen.
ger agent. Portland. Ore.
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction Of any cough med
icinc handle, and az a seller leads all
other preparations In this market. /
Recommend IL because II Is the best
medicine ! ever handled for coughs,
colds and croup."--A. W. Baldwin. Nil
aersville, Ills, For sale by Arthur Mil.
Ter, druggist
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Secret Societies.
The Churches.

baptist services In Sander Il Co. q
nal! each sunday at II a. m. Every one
invited. Il. Yeatman, pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church Preach
Ing every Sunday evening In the Ma
sonic hall. Sabbath school at 10 q. m.
Everybody invited to come and worship
with US. W. W. Henry. pastor.
Services In the Presbyterian church
at u =. m. and 30 p. N. Sunday school
az 10 .. N. All cordially invited. The
Christian Endeavor society meets at $40
pm; Junior Endeayor at p. N. Wed
Mesday evening service at 7.3b Thos. q.
Watson, pastor.
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HoRsEAEss CARRIAGES.


Parls Journal Offers Cash Prizes For \
Novel Competftion.
The plucky little Petit journal of Paris
little in size, only for its circulation it
b great--which sent bicycles into fash
lon through its prize matches. now offers
. large temptation to ingenious skill. In
the year 1894. on june /. there will be a
competition for the best carriages to
wheel without horse-for the econom-
teal accommodation Of paterfamilias and
his family. Steam. electricity. gas, Pc
troleum, anything. in fact. giving power
and speed with safety. will be tolerated
and all nations will be welcomed. The
jury will be composed Of the STAFF OF The
Journal. with q suitable number Of en-
gineers thrown in.
Each carriage must hold four persons.
1t Ii intended az an offset to the esotism
OF the cycle. The carriage must be Of
easy management and not costly on the
road The trial trips viii be made on
good roads from Paris to Nantes, Paris
to Dreux, to Bauyais and so on. Fifty
kilometers In three hours is the speed
required. Anything more will be ad-
mired. but not paid for. No luxury Of
fitting up will influence the decision.
Rapidly, security. economy and safety
are the watchwords.
Ten francs is the cost of admittance,
and this fund goes in any case to the
Caisse du Secours OF The Petit Journal.
This is merely done to prevent useless
presentation. The prizes are 8 600 francs,
1900 francs, 1900 francs. 1000 francs
and 800 francs. The list Of competitors
will be closed on the Both of April next.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-03-03
Mother and Tuins Crem ased,

Recently Mohave squaw in California
gave birth to twins. For a woman to
bear twins is, in the eyes of the Mohaves.
q sure indication that the mother is the
consort Of evil spirits and Is a witch.
There is but one penalty-death for
mother and children. The portion Of
the tribe Of which the mother was a
member was summoned, and it was de-
cided 20 enforce the custom. The IA.
pooses were Drained, bu, the mother was
doomed to more horrible fate.
Everything belonging to her was col
lected and placed in the shack" with
her. the door closed up and fire applied
TO the structure. With true Indian stole.
ism she would no, cry out and died with
out murmur. and her soul passed to
the happy hunting grounds. where her
newborn babes had preceded her. In
two hours naught was left of the struc-
turc but smoldering embers. All this
occurred in less than half a mile of The
Needles.-Needles Eye.
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KENNEDY SAW A COMET.


Aaaifestatioo FULFILLED the Prophecy OF a
Sick Woman.
William h Kennedy. residing at zG5
Westford street, this city. says he saw a
comet last Sunday night.
Walking on Middlesex stree. near
Branch, his attention was attracted TO a
luminous object in the sky to the north
ward. The sky was clear. and the moon
was shining in the southeast. When he
first saw the comet, as be supposes, it
appeared to be the size of full moon. as
bright as an electric high: and surround
ed by a halo.
The object moved slowly across the
sky to the south. diminishing in bright
ness. until. attaining reddish hue and
the size of an orange, it disappeared. He
thinks he kept the object in sight half an
hour, and called the attention of friend
to it, who also witnessed its disappear
ance.
Mr.. Kennedy consi.ess the manifesta-
ton more remarkable as apparently full
filling the prophecy of a sick woman, by
whose bedside he was watching the pre-
vious night. About 3 o'clock a. m. the
patient, with closed eyes, drew diagram
Of a comet which she PREDICTED would
soon appear in the north.
Mr.. Kennedy said he ,-as thinking Of
this prediction when. looking up into the
sky, he saw it apparently fulfilled.
An aerolite is reported to have fallen in
New Bedford that night, striking within
10 feet Of a woman. 1t may have been
Mr.. kennedy's comet. Lowell Special
in Boston Herald.
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NRUR DALENE is a city of 900

NEUR DALENE is u city Of 1000
~ population, beautifully situated Oh
the northern shore Of the famous ceur
dAiene lake, 81 miles east of spok ane
on u branch line Of the Northern Pacific
X. X. Lines Of steamers make regular
trips from this city up the lake to the
head of navigation on the st. Joe and
Crar dAlene rivers, connecting at Old
Mission with the railroad line into the
gold. silver and lead mines. The city is
one Of the most noted summer resorts
In the northwest. and Is becoming more
popular each year. Its fishing. hunting,
boating and bathing attractions are al,
most iinitlrss. The finest l.. j.. mill.
tary post in the west (fort Sherman
and It's magnificent forest park reserya.
ton adloin the city on the west. The
country round about is made up OF rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
OF yellow pine, fir. cedar and tamafac,
and the city is destined to become a
manufacturing center for the products
OF these woods The business men and
residents are enterprising. aud take
pride IN making the place attractive
There ARE FIVE church organizations
baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian. Epss-
copal aud Roman Catholic. The secre,
Orders are well represented by a lodge
each Of Masons. Odd Fellows. Knights of
1'y;hlas. 4. q. T.. q. \. L.. and Women's
Relief CorIs- The city is supplied with
electric lights, good water works. all
elegant public school building. ssssh and
door factory. two SAW mills. two frs,,
class hotels. boai balliing yards, etc.
There are yr, good opportunities 10 eli
gage in lucrative business and la diver.
sifiei farming. ManufasinFies are par
ticnlafiy desired. aud are offered extra
Inducements The summers arv TEN
pera,-. with sufficient rainfall 10 insure
abundant crops, while the winters are
fire. from extreme COLD. No better 10,
cation Tor pEoasabis inseaiinrtis or far
SECURING Ideal homes can I've found Ia
the northwest. There Is always a wrl, !
eoni" hrte. among att excellen, people. I.
In a beautiful region and ala lacompar |
able climate.
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~ 11GA1k1o210 nANDoWHwua
Anybody Who uavsls ~ - 49, -
y meant By an cpsn switch II r 1f~
terror ofrailroad men, and a. dreo1 e ~
tsaye3er. lts vicsims-- killed. hoerik3v 60.
glsd Or mainsd for lifs-ase - u
the SCORE oach yoaf.
Yetevsn the dreaded aopsu swi.eh : 7 -
70 widely fatal ~ Is 4 certain djDeasa vhieh
without ceasing IL activity for a ineesn1 r
daily filing hundrsds Of graves.
Whit h that terrible ailmeusf 70 -.
4 b Heart Diseassf Bot" ron rsply. g.
SILENTLY. 9 1 havsn't any heart disssss-gr
heart h all right Ars ron sunsf
d.. Frxnklin Miles, Of Elkhart, Ind. IL
distinguished specialist IN diseases 81 u
heart ana nervous system, states that Discs
ders Of the heart arc a. Common a. thoee &
the lungs, liver. stomach, bowels OF kldnsys.
though often unsupported. The raason pso.
pie are not aware OF this Important faet :
because symptoms Of heart disease ars nd
usually recognized AZ proceeding from this
organ, but are attributed to some o4hae
source. II you have shortness Of breath,
1n;tering or pllpitation, pain OF tendssness
IN len breast. shoulder or side, Oppressed q
choking sensation, fainting Of smothssine
SPELLS youv Aeart = effected.
uau ucrH StuuDieu Win neStt 0t0e00D
for years. My ieft pulse was very wesk, could
a times scarcely feel il, excitement woall
weaken my nerves and heart, aud feas a
impending death stared me in the fscc Tor
hours. Dr.. Aies' Marine and Asw Msarf
Cure are the only medicines that have proved
ofany benefit and cured mel. n. DYER,
Cpverdaie. Nd.
Ny wife has been taking d.. MleS Ntu
Care for The Uaus. She thinks il wooderful.
She has no. been troubled With pain OF
smothering spells since using il. We hare
also used DR.. 8fiiei Plfa and 70 find them
all tbey are claimed to be."-GEO. L FINK.
Pniisdelphia, Pa
These and hundreds Of similar testimo-
mails are convincing psoofs Of the wonderful
poEers Of Dr.. NleS Ns~ Cure Jov lie Hart
i Is efeetins agreeable, and above all, SAFE
Sold By druggists on . positive guarantee, q
Dr.. Miles Medical Co, Ekhart Ind.
Sold by MILLER BROS, Druggists.
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Every Man and Woman shesld Have q nus.
iuess Education.

Now that our schools are closed. Il Is
thc duty of each and all Of us to not on.
~ advance ourselves In an education
that will pay, bat 10 see that those un-
der our charge have an opportunity to
secure practical business training. for
|the time Is coming when only educated
labor will be in demand. The SPOKANE
Business College offers every chance to
Chose seeking thorough. practical cdu
cation In short time. It's bookkeeping.
shorthand. typewriting, common Eng
lish and advanced normal departments
Pre- In session day and night throughout
he entire year. We are authorized to
tate that easy terms Of payment will
e allowed to those who enter the col.
fge now. I'll
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William Henderson Of Englewood is
under arrest for stealing toes. The toes
he took were not from human beings,
but from the staff figures along the
Transportation building. William is of a
scientific turn Of mind, and it is said
contemplated writing book on the big
toe and its pcculiarities among varions
nations When arrested. he had chisel
and was cheerfully chipping the pedal
extremities Of Robert Fulton. He had
a sackful Of toes, which are now at the
Woodlawn station. Chicago Times,
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Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, doing business in the town
OF CGur dAlene, Idaho, under the firm
name of Miller Bros, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Arthur l..
Miller will continue the business, collect
accounts and pay all bills due aud owed
by said firm. A. l.. MILLER.
+. b. MILLER.
Occur d'Alene, Idaho. Feb. IL, lsot,
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II Promises 70 b. Very Largely Attended,
and Great Success.

- SASAsAsvs " " Nety A8kkoly AIJ104oQs
and Great Success
The committees having In charge the
arrangements for the farmers institute
to be held in this city on the 2sth and
18th insts. are working busily to perfect
the same, and from the elaborate PRO-
gram that is being prepared it Is certain
the meeting will prove one of the most
interesting and profitable for the farm
ers and horticnltnrists ever held In Ida
do. II indications are any criterion,
the attendance win also be very large.
A number OF prominent speakers have
been invited and will be present. The
ladies' have taken hold Of the matter, as
well, and are determined to have dis
play Of flowers, paintings, fruits, and
other interesting features for the en-
tertainment of the visitors.
Hand-biils and programs will soon be
printed and distributed throughout the
county, giving full details of the pro-
posed proceedings. etc, and it is hoped
every farmer will arrange his affairs In
such a manner that he viii be able TO
attend.
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Nobody Claims the Money,

Jacob Dierdorff. farmer living near
Coal City, whose hen roost had been WIS.,
tied and depleted several different times,
put his poultry under lock and key for
safekeeping. A few mornings later he
found the door pried off its hinges and
more chickens missing, but on looking
inside the door he found pocketbook
containing 80 in cash. He advertised
what he had found, but nobody as yet
has called for it.-lndianapolis Sentinel.
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Under a recent law in California the
local banks published a list of unclaimed
deposits, with the result that many peo-
pie learn for the first time Of neglected
wealth belonging to them. One woman.
who has since married second time. dis.
covers that her first husband had sec, eel
on deposit of which he had never told
her. Another family whose members
were in desperate straits learns Of a de-
posit Of husband and father, now de-
ceased, Of t600. San Francisco Call,
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Tuesdays Entsrtainmsnt.

The Toodies" drew the largest house
OF the season at the Post hall last Tues
day evening aud the audience found
the dramatic portion OF the entertain,
ment with but one fault if fault" il
the word to lit wasn't sufficiently
lengthy. The comedy WAS most excel.
lently rendesed. each character having
been thoroughly committed aud well
rehearsed. Vim. Clark and Mrs. Roi-
Inns Ia The title roles were as eccentric
and laughter. provoking as one could
wish, and were frequently appianded
George BELL and Mrs Sabin as Charles
Fen,on and Mary Acorn won the sym.
patli.es and plaudits Of the spectators
ut once their acting Was carefully and
naturally presented. sol. Dobriner, as
Geo. Acorn, had the tlankiess role OF
the villain" of the piece, bu, 1t WAS
exc~lien,ly done and fully appreciated.
II. l.. M,rick had another rather dill.
ctil, character 10 sustain, aud to make
up" for tfarner Aeornl, but lie MAJ
readily equal Ia both requirements. As
TO Farmer fenion aud Lawyer Gilt
they were nicely portrayed by Messrs.
Bentley aud kueh, respectively, las were
the l~sscr pastoral parts assumed by
Ford and Williams. Altogether. /, WAS
a mos: pleasant and satisfactory enter.
iainineni and We want some more Of
'etn. The dancing which followed MAS
ano;he. fine feature. and WAS paf,lripa.
ted In by ,hrong iha, fairly crowded
,lsc floor. Most ckccilen, music was
supplied throughout Tie evening by 9TH
Infantry orchestra No = The gross re,
crip;s were Ss6-.5, After dcsiuc,in: ex.
petscs. The managers had the pleasure
OF handing Mrs Net;ie,on abou, sss.
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The small sum of 500 will purchase
the improvements on 100 acres of land
near this city. Improvements consist
of % fruit trees. one-half acre of small
fruits, good log barn, good broom house,
well of fine water. and 3-wire fencing
around the land. The improvements
cost more than the above amount. For
particulars call at this office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-03-03

II IN stated that the Tiger and Poor.
man mines will resume operations this
month.
u. Carier has moved 10 his ranch near
Post Falls and expects 1" be employed
In the lumber mill nj that place.
The members OF the Fort sherman
Chautanqna Circle are 10 give literary
and musical entertainment this evening
at Post Falls.
Now is the time TO have your paper.
ing done at hardtime prices a new
stock and entirely new patterns just re.
ceived by Rosen bros.
Moscow takes the pastry as a town
for fires. 1t is duh week that doesn't
bring forth at least one serious confla.
grafton, two having been the average
during the winter. Oakesdale wash
will have Ia take back seat IN the face
Of this record
Some person fired several revolver
shots Oh Sherman street Tuesday night,
the balls striking the sidewalk in front
Of the q. X. market and blowing deep
burrows in the boards. Such reckless
shooting is nothing short Of criminal,
and unless 1t is stopped win eventually
result In the injury or death of some
pedestrian. stop it before the damage
Is done.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-03-03

Competition dis,anced OH footwear o!
all kinds by Mcfarland.
George 4. Minis has been appointed
a special L. :, iseasar, agent
The snow Is slowly bu, surely melting
AVA. from the broken back bone Of old
/ Winter.
/ Don't forge, he farmers institute, 10
he held in rnur d'Alene on wesincsda,
aud Thursday, March ~ 20.
We have started a graveyard just be
hind our Office, the iitst victim 20 occu.
~ sx6 10, being a spring poet. Next,
+ +. W. Robertson. clerk In the hotel a,
Burke. spcn, the forcpaa OF the week
here with his family, returning 10 the
mines Thursday.
\ convic, says he was sen, 10 prison
for being dishonest. aud yet he was
there compelled every day to GU, on,
pieces of pasteboard which were placed
between the inner and outer soles of
the shoes made In the shops and sold As
solid leather.
The manner in which the Spokane
ouibnrst goes for Julian ilawthornc's
alleged History OF the State of Wash.
ington." recently issued, is no, only
amusing bu, decidedly inst. As his
tory the work Is unreliable dismal
failure. As collection of commercial
slush paid personal "putts'') 1t is quite
success.
The C@ur dAlene Mill Go. is pushing
work on the saw.mill, and viii have
things humming by the time spring has
fairly opened. Men are now engaged In
placing the machinery I'm position. and
will continue their labors until every.
thing Is In readiness TO begin the manu-.
factnre Of lumber, etc. The mill will
b, operated in connection with the sash
and door factory. and the company will
be In position to take its timber from
the stump, saw 1t, make IL up, build a
house and turn the key over to its own.
er, NIL the wood used In its construction
being the product Of this mill and fac.
tory. That's enterprise.
perhaps you would not think so, but
a large proportion Of diseases In New
York comes from carelessncss abou,
catching cold" says DIR. Cyrus Edison.
1t Is such a simple thing and so com
mon that very few people, unless It is
case of pneumonia, pay any attention to
a cold. New York is one of the health.
lest places on the Atlantic coast and yet
there are q great many cases of catarsh
and consumption which have their orr
gin In this neglect of the simplest pre-,
caution Of everyday life. The most
sensible advice is. when you have one to
get rid of 1t rs soon rs possible. Don't
neglect It." DIR. Edison does not tell you
how to cure a cold. but we will: take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t viii
relieve the lungs, aid expectoration,
open the secrctions, and soon effect n
permanent cure. 50c bottles for sale by
Arthur Miller, druggist,
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Hebrews In the Holy Land,

Nearly all the Hebrew leaders in Eu.
rope have united on a definite policy re-
garding colonization in Palestine, saws a
correspondent. They will not at the out
set seek to attract Hebrews to the Holy
Land. Their duty first will be to estab-
lish order and discipline among the Jews
already there. The Rothschilds have al
ready done little to secure this by the
initiation Of a system Of technical train
ing and by establishing we'll appointed
schools. 1t is comprehended that if the
aow Of refugees from Russia be directed
there the difficulty will be increased.
As a preliminary step therefore an at
tempt will be made to regulate that flow
or even prevent it until the present OBJ
jectionable features have been removed.
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Notice For Publication.

LaSD OFFICE at cdCR D'ALkNE. IDAHO,
January -. 1884.
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his irte ton 70
make final prsof in supp OFT OF his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Registe.
snd Rec, liver sf Cegr d Aiene. Idaho. or March
8, lisa. viz FRANK Z. wooD, for the Ne. !. Of
sec. 6, To 50 N. RI
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon ami cultiva' ion of
said land viz: Fred Empey Richard barnes
Isaac Cooper and John fnsker, all of Ceurd'
Alene, Idaho.
allowance OF such proof. or who knows of any
,ubs autial reason under the law and the rcgr-
lstions @! the Interior Department. why such
proof should not he allowed, viii he given an
opportunity AZ the above me toned time and
place TO c oss-eSamine the witnesses ui said
claimant and to offer evidence in retyuttsl of
that submitted By claimant.
!sn.0w6 JAMES L. RrssELI Register