The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
sRIEEs AND PERSONALS.

@sAS' W. n helulBeF II spending tne
week with Spokane friends.
The prOprietors of the racket store
have received a portion Of their goods.
Highest prices paid for wheat and
oats at the Idaho Mercantile Co.'s.
A. L. Miller, the druggist, advertIses
his Christmas goods In this issue.
Don't forget the bazaar and oyster
supper next Friday afternoon and even
ing.
A. A. Crane, of Harrison, spent the
last of the week here looking after bust
ness matters.
We have all the latest products In
breakfast foods. Idaho Mercantile Co.
The Sons of Veterans gave a very
pleasant social dance in the Inn dining
room last evening.
T. z. Hedal has moved his furniture
store to the Bristow room on the south
side OF Sherman street.
See the new oVercoat advertisement
Of the Idaho Mercantile Co., in this
issue.
The Press force is engaged in print
ing the grand lodge journal Of proceed
ings, Knights Of Pythias.
Homer King is back from Florence,
Idaho, were he has spent several days
looking after mining interests.
Now is the time to buy your winter
underwear. We can show you all
grades at right prices. Idaho Mercan-
tile Co.
NOTICE Water consumers will please
take notice OF the Water COmpany's
notice In this issue. G. A. DeSaussure,
supt.
II the present mild weather continues
Spokane newspapers will resume the
street paving So suddenly stopped by
cold snap.
Homer Weeks has taken the agency
for a musical association, the object OF
which is 10 furnish sheet music and
musical instruments 10 its members NJ
a reduced price.
Our stock of teas is all this years
pick and our own importation. We can
give you the best for the money. Try it
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Kate Wilson is now employed as
the fourth teacher In the public school
the attendance having increased to
such an extent that the employing oil
another teacher became necessary.
T.G. Kaesemeyer. Of Tekoa, the sue
cessful bidder for the Fort Sherman
beef contract, was in town the first Of
the week fixing up his bond and max
ing arrangement TO open mea; market
the first Of the year.
Mis-. Sabin is displaying a hne line o.
Christmas goods at her millinery stor'
and il viii pay you 10 call and Inspect
the stock whether you purchase or not
The line is complete and tile prices ar
on a gold standard basis.
Quaker oats, Pan Cake honr, Self Ris
ing Buck uheAt -four, Farina, Germia
Imperial Flakes, Pulverized and Pear
hominy, Nuvadene Flakes and all tn
new breakfast foods at the Idaho Mer
camille Cos.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets d,
not affect the head or produce nervous
ness like Sulphate OF quinine. Mr.. A
l.. Miller is authorized to 10 refund tn
money in every case where II fails &
cure coughs, colds and Ia grippe. Pric
g cents
Edgar Palmenter came down fror
Wardner last Saturday 10 visit hi
mother. who was considered In critics
condition for few days. She is slowl
Improving aud Mr.. Palmeuter returne
Tuesday morning 10 look after net
arrival at his home, having received
telegram that his wife had presente
him with a bouacing boy, Sunday.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet
move the bowels gently, relieves Il
cough and cures the feyerish condiuo
and headache, making 1t the best al
quickest remedy for coughs, colds an
. Ia grippe. Cures in one day. No cnl
no pay. Price % ceuts, For sale
A. l.. Miller, druggist. oct24spr
I At the regular meeting of Kooten
lodge knights Of rythias, ThursdI
evening, the following officers we
: elected for the ensuing term: FIR
Wilson, c. C.: Herman kuch, V.
9 Armand Perrenoud, NJ. Of w; Jol
e Curry, Prel.. Geo. II. Common, X. OF
d and $; y. Il. Palmenter, NJ. of F.; ].
= Iiarte, NJ. OF F.; NJ. Z. Dickson, NJ. at
!. John Warren, l. g.; +. Joy, o. G.
6 When you take simmons Liver RI
o ulator this spring for your blood, a
" for malaria, be sure to note how well
C works. and how quickly you find yo'
" self improved in health and spirit.
:, was induced to try simmons Liver RI
re ulator. and its action was quick a
'e thorough. II impaired brisk and V
|" orous feeling. 1t was an excellent re
" edy."-J. II, Inland, Monroe, Iowa.
y People living in this part Of the cot
=. try and accustomed to mild the win'
I. weather SO characteristic of Idaho, W
inclined TO do some kicking over
cold snap until they heard Of the Ia
nc to billiards and intense suffering ex
=, y ing to the east of us, when they c
~ cluded they were complaining with