The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04

wv. johnson has christened his new
sail boat the Cora" in honor Of Miss
Cora Oleson who broke the bottle Of
wine over her bow. A number Of In
vited guests were present and enjoyed I
4 delightful sail after the christening.
p. ii. MarindIH opened his bath house
10 the public last Saturday. The water
is In fine condition for bathing and
this popular resort il well patronized by
the public. A new float and spring
board adds much TO the convenience
and pleasure Of plunge.
Reduction on hats OF all kinds. Wig
gett & Empey Go.
A tine stock OF California white wines
for family and table use at 25 cents q
quart mt the CeHr d'Alene Inn sample
rooms.
w. II. Preston, wife and son, Of
Waitsburg, Wash, arrived Tuesday and |
viii spend a short time visiting the |
family of Thomas Smith, near Hayden !
lake. Mrs. Preston and Mrs. smith are
sisters. c. II. Boardman, Of Endicott,
is also visiting the Smiths.
Mrs. Laura N. Johns will lecture in
this city on the wOmsn's suffrage ques-
ton, the evening Of July 23d. The
Washington Star says: Mrs. Johns, Of
Kansas, is rapid, easy, logical speaker.
Her voice is very light, but it is heard
In every part Of the great auditorium"
NJ. A. Renshaw who has held a position
rs guard at the penitentiary for the
past ten months, returned home Tues
day, being one Of the unfortnnates who
were let out on account Of a reduction in
| the number of men employed. lie says
]. j. Patterson is trusty in the institC-
ton.
I A teachers institute for this county
will he held sometime in September.
Professor Wilson was at Rathdrum last
Saturday. consulting Superintendent Of
Schools Melder in regard to the matter.
and it is the intention to make the com
ing institute one OF the most interesting
ever held in the county.
Kootenai lodge X. Of r. installed the
following officers Thursday evening
Duncan Smith, =. C.; Patrick Joy. c
C.; Fred Wilson, V. C.; Edwin McBee
D relate; J. c. Brown, N. Of W; +. A
Shallis, X. of II. S; \. j. Merriam, NJ
of F.: II. c. Osbun, NJ. of f.; Jchr
Curry, N. at A.; Armand PerrenOud
/. G.; George Blenz, o. G.
A good recommendation for Simmons
Liver Regulator is, that it is purely veg
etable and strongly tonic. Then too, Il
is better than pills because easier TO TAX
in liquid or powder and with no gripping
while the relief from constipation, bill
iousness, sick headache and dyspepsia i
quick and sure. 81 find Simmons Live
5 Regulator a very safe and yaluab.
family medicine.-Re J. II. Rollins
n Fairfield. Va
The local hive. Ladies OF the Macca
: bees, installed the following officer
Thursday evening, Mrs. Sabin acting a
b installing officer: Julia Nevotti, lad
commander: Mary +. Smith, lieutenan
e commander; Kate NJ. Scott. recor
e keeper; Ada Miller, finance keepeI
e Elizabeth Joy. chaplain: Ada CuT.
sergeant; Grace Oshier mistress-ai
IS arms; Hattie Golden, sentinel; Ell
Wiggett picket.
d Mr.. W. II. Smith, editor of The Argu
lie Benton. Pa, recommends remedy f
II diarrhea which he has used with mag
d. cal effect. Several weeks ago, he say
s Il purchased a bottle Of Chamberlain
( Colo. Cholera and Diarrhea Remed
and after using less than ne-third I
the contents the results were magical
A. effecting an entire cure. ] heartily al
:. cheerfully recommend the remedy to ;
- suffering from diarrhea." This remeC
is for sale by A. L. Miller, druggist.
N The members of Queen Esther Cha
of ter, Eastern star. were given a rece
o. ton, Tuesday evening, by Mrs. jess
4. Hackett at her home on Fourth stree
in honor Of Mrs. Il. T. Chesney, a p
grand officer of Kansas, who has be
- visiting her sister, Mrs. T. +. JacOl
" for the past few months. During (
evening, members OF the order present
es Mrs. Chesney with handsome &c
hg ring studded with pearls. She left
u! her home in Topeka, Kansas, Wedn
nc day evening with the best wishes o
host OF friends.
= Some time ago the one year-old CHI
-. OF Mr.. NJ. F.. Lindsey. Of Frank
~ Forks, Pa, had very severe attack
NV collie. She suffered great pain. Mr.. Lii
sley gave her a dose of Chamberiai
me Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Rene
aIe and in ten minutes her distress v
uS' gone. This is the best medicine In
The world for children when troubled "
eft collie or diarrhea. 1t never fails
Is effect \ prompt cure. When redu,
TO with water and sweetened 1t is pleas
for them TO take. 1t should be kept
ort every home, especially during the ST
sun mer months. For sale by 4. L. Mil
md druggist.
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