The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-26

AhD HAB pldh Ou tHD pOpb oiuCS was Il
wrenched aud torn asunder by We'd
nesday evenings wind storm. This is
emblematical OF the single gold stand
ard, for on the Bird of November 1t viii |
tremble, fall and crash, never more to
be raised with its yenom0us effects 10 |
the common people our America.
1t is reported that Capt. Herbert |
Lyons, Of Mica bay has disappeared. 1t
is said that be left here in row boat |
last Saturday evening for his home ard |
since then has not been seen. His |
boat was found upon the bank of the |
Spokane river below town. 1t is hoped |
that nothing serious has occurred TO
him.
The war department has issued an
order permitting those soldiers who
wish to remain at this post, to transfer
TO the Sixteenth infantry, the incoming
regiment, limited only to the number of
vacancies which there may be in that
regiment. This was very agreeable
news to many of the married men be-
longing to the Fourth.
The Bryan Silver Club met last Mon
day evening in the Graney block. The
club decided to take steps TO seat the
pavilion, and it was voted to ask the
Mckinley people to cooperate 1t now
hos nvar 100 and taaHw
are being added daily. The regular
meetings viii be held every Monday
evening in the pavilion. Everybody in
yited to attend.
Mr.. Z. A. White, Northern Pacific
tie inspector, and Miss Carrie Russell,
were married last Sunday at the resi-
deHce of Mrs. Christina OlesOn, by
Rev. Father Becker, OF the Catholic
church. A number OF friends and rel
atives were present TO witness the
ceremony. The happy young couple
/ left Tuesday morning for Missoula,
Mont, where they will make their home
for some time.
There was practical fusion in the
place last "Wednesday when representa-
tives of all the parties assembled at the
pavilion and proceeded TO put it in
shape for political meetings, and it was
rather amusing TO see democrats, pop
ulists, silver republicans and gold re-
publcans working together in harmony.
Good humor prevailed; and, while there
was good deal Of ~joshing" there was
no discussion of political questions.
Rev. G. G. Muller, for the last two
years pastor of the Methodist church
in this place, accompanied by his
family, left Tuesday morning for
PalouSe City, Wash. where they will re-
main for the next year During their
stay in C9ur d'Alene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Muller have made many warm friends
who will regret their departure. Mr.
Muller has proven himself TO be a
never firing servant 10 the cause which
eSpouses, and is the erector of the new
n. T.. church which is very much of a
credit TO the cause. Their many friends
will wish them success in their new
abiding place.
: The adjourned meeting Of the demo,
/, cratic convention was held at Rathdrum
yesterday. The populist county com
mittee met at the same time and Z
fusion was effected. The populists
retain the senator, two representatives
assessor and commissioner in the First
district. The democrats nominated
Fred bradbury, representative; Capt
Pease, sheriff: Edwin McBee, probat,
judge: Thornton Wheatley, treasurer
Crenshaw commissioner, Third district
and W. b. Dishman commissioner
Second district.
= Jesse L. Test, Esq, an old resident
=. and highly respected citizen of our town
called this morning and after purchas
ing bottle of Chamberlain's Collie
| Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, said
1 IF anyone asks you if this remedy vii
D do what is claimed for it. tell them yes
and refer them TO me-" H. Alexande
r Stoke. Reynoldsville, Pa. No one cal
: doubt the value of this medicine afte
giving it fair trial, Then it is pleas
. ant and safe to take. making it especi
ally valuable for children. For sale b,
A. l.. Miller, druggist,
II is not unusual for druggists L
/, recommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy TO their customers. Many of then
have used il themselves, or in their fam
c lilies and know from personal eXperienc
S its great value in the treatment O
I coughs, colds and Group. They kno,
:. too that their customers are their hes
friends aud naturally wish to give then
the most reliable medicine they have 70
those ailments. MeSsrs. Daughert
Bros, prominent druggists of Indiana
Pa. say, I'VE sell more of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy than of any other coug
>. syrup, and always take pleasure in rec
n ommending it 10 our customers" NJ
G II. NJ. Trey, the popular druggist a
/. Fredonia, Pa, who has sold Chamber
t lain's Cough Remedy for several year
says: 81 can truly say that it is tn
e best cough medicine in the market
l. For sale at % aud 80 cents per bottle b