The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01


On the evening Of Aug. 10, the 10 to
I club will give an excursion and ball on
the lake, using the steamer Elk and
barge for that purpose. From s to 9
O'Clock there will be a concert by the
Fourth infantry band. after which the
boat viii leave the wharf and there will |
be dancing until o'clock. Atll O'Clock |
the boat will return TO the wharf, giving |
those who desire IL an opportunity TO
return to their homes
The ladies of school district No. 5, |
known as the Hayden lake district. gave |
a ball on Friday evening Of last week
that was well attended aud much en-
joyed. At midnight nice luncheon
was served. There were about forty
couples present, and the people OF the
district express their sincere thanks To
those who attended and assisted in
making the ball success. The proceeds
will be used in purchasing an organ for
the school.
One Of the gayest Of camps at Mica
Bay this summer, is the the Hoover
camp. The party consists Of Mrs HOoy-
er and sons, Miss Hoover, Mrs. Grove,
Miss Wadsworth and Bert Adams.
Among their Sunday visitors were Mr.
Hoover, Miss Lewis, Miss DOdson, How
ard Mcbride, a. l.. White, l.. II. Hamb
lin, Alex Winston and Ed Hooker. The
camp will be a jolly one, as many OF
Spokane's young people will visit Miss
Hoover during their stay.
A little daughter of Lewis Dayton. an
old and much respected citizen OF Bar
nitz, Pa, occasionally has trouble with
her stomach which gives her consider
able distress. In speaking Of ii Mr.
1 Dayton said: "As soon as she has an
attack we give her dose Of Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and DiarrhOea
/ Remedy, and ii has never failed TO re
lieve her promptly. We all use it in
our family with the same good results. ="
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The populist convention met at Rath.
drum, last Tuesday, and nominated the
following county ticket: State senator
:. Il. Catlow: representatives,, II. {.
Tate, NJ. NJ Fry and John Stark; sheriff
Joseph Buckle; assessor. l. Chambard
treasurer, J.. Il. Crandall: probate judge
l.. 4. kingsbury; coroner, l.. +, Dsnison
commissioners, LIST district, Hughs East
2nd district, Jos Baners: Bird district, r
=. Campbell. There was no nomination
made for county surveyor, and the eN
ecutiye committee was instructed to I'll
all vacancies. The attendance was no'
large, and those who take pride in call
ing themselves "middle-of-the-roaC
= men" were in full control OF the conven
iion from start to finish.
The people have long since learned
that the most dissgTeeable medicine
. are not necessarily the best In fact. a
a rule they are not. What is wanted +
S something mild and sure, sure as Cham
beriaiu's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoe'
e Remedy. That is really pleasant 10 tax
when reduced with water and sweet
ened Then it is acknowledged every
I where 80 be the most successful remed
5 in the world for bowel complaints. As
a any number Of druggists for the hes
r remedy they have for diarrhoea an
fully nine out of ten will recommen
, Chambcrlaim's In speaking of thi
8 medicine, Mr.. i. b. Buffum of Friend,
= vile. Susquehanna Co. Pa, says: ~W
5 have used il in our family for pain i
4 the stomach, collie and diarrhoea an
found il 10 be most effective remedy.
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