The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-30

Mrs. John N. Burke came up from
Spokane Tuesday and will occupy her
residence for the summer. Before
coming here she paid visit to her hus-
band who is extensively engaged in
mining at Rossland, b. c.
An arrangement has been completed
between the q. Il. & y. railway COM
pany and tie Idaho Navigation & In
vestment Co. by which through tickets
are sold from the mining towns TO this
place and points on the St. Joe river.
DIR. Topping, one Of the pioneer set
tiers Of the st. Joe valley, came down
last Tuesday to be treated for a partial
stroke Of paralysis which affected the
right side of bis body. When he re-
turned home he was feeling much
improved.
In a business letter to the PREss
from San Carlos, Arizona, ii. Z. Myrick,
late quartermaster sergeant at Fort
Sherman writes that he is nicely situa
ted at that post, has good quarters and
finds the climate much more agreeable
than it has been represented. He
promises the PRESS descriptive article
of the place in the near future.
Mr.. J. W. Brown, editor Of the Min
esal Age" Warrior, Ala, says: AFTER
trial Of Simmons Liver Regulator /
find it All excellent remedy for expelling
Malaria from the system; and, as q
remedy for disease IL incipient states il
cannot be excelled, and no family should
be without H." This is strong en-
dorsement for Simmons Liver Regula.
tor. but none too much SO.
I The proprietor of this paper is now
supplied with large burg-we were
going to say, burglar proof safe-but i,
is only good FIRE proof safe, as news
paper men can always pack tLeii
wealth around with them. The safe i:
only calculated to hold our subscription
and account books, and if there are any
safe crackers who doubt this they vii
be supplied with the combination by /;
polite request for the same. We max,
this Offer because We don't wish 10 hav,
the safe cracked
Miss Mamie Williams. eldest daughte,
of Mrs. Henry VanEttan, died las
Tuesday, May &c, at o'clock p. m
after 4 weeks suffering from i,phoit
pneumonia. The funeral took place a
o'clock from the Catholic church an,
q very large number Of school mates o
deceased and friends of the family wer
present. The burial was at tn
Post cemetery. Deceased was abou
nine years Of age. The family have ID
| sympathy of large circle of friends il
their sad affection. Mr. VanEttsr
who is lying very low with pneumoni
at the post hospital, was unable +
attend the funeral.
The Fourth Of July committees Lei
an informal mcetin at the Idaho Nav
CATION Il Investment Co.'S Office Wee
nesday evening at which time III
= program of sports and other matter
! WHY NIsSunSSh. iiS WpIA lDtlucuN l
81. proper celebration Of the day is pr,
+ crossing satisfactorily. Arrangement
] are about completed with the o. Il.
e y. for an excursion from the mimi
towns and points in the Pslouse countr
] and the Northern Pacific will run g
excursion from Spokane on that da
5 a dance will be given at the pavilio
!. next Wednesday evening for the benet
of tie celebration fund. The -Four;
, infantry orchestra will furnish musi
9 Tickets are - cents and the at,endaIS
$ should be large.
II Blood VIII Tell.
The many different skin diseases SUI
q as ringworm. letter, salt rheum, erysi
}. elias. eczema, itching or an eruption ,
X pimples, pustules. blotches. chaps ,
d cracking open OF the skin, scrofula, a
directly the cause of impure bloc
:, Wilbur Blood Purifier is acknowledg,
- to be the best medicine known for al
- Of these unsightly complaints. Phi,
:, 500 per bottle. For sale by \. L. NJ
Ter, druggist.
Call for Tnwn w.rr.n.s