The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

Col. D. II. Badlong received his CON-
mission 40 register 81 the Cnnr d'Alena
land once Tuesday, and entered upon
HE Official duties Wednesday. The
colonel has made the study and prac-
tice Of land Law speciality foi
years, which thoroughly ft him for The
responsible position. Mr.. Graham. the
retiring register. leaves the once with i
good record - ~ Official. and will now
turn bis attention TO the practice Of
law.
Chaplain Bateman will continue his
Sunday evening course Of lectures ut
the post chapel. coveFinga number OF
very interesting subjects. Beginni, Z
Sunday evening be will take for his
subject 1.-THE Age OF Man. or How
Long has be been Here:" Sunday, Dec.
u. be win discuss "Aian 10 Darkness.
or What Nature Taught Him." De-
cember 10. MAN In Dawn, or Whsn
Christ Gamer; December %. he win
close the course with talk on the
DESTINY OF Man aud the End of the
World"
There Is time In the affairs OF
men. which. IL taken at its tide leads or
70 fortune" That time has arrived
and you cannot make = better begin
ming towards starting the fortune than
BY purchasing your Christmas goods Of
Mrs. Sabin. Her stock Is complete. 1t
was bought for cash aud will be sold 1t
q small profit. II IL not what people
earn but what they save that Is the
foundation Of wealth, and Mrs. Sabin is
determined 70 save her customers
money on their Christmas purchases.
Examine her stock aud satisfy your
self.
An exchange says that II wants a
word with che boys; sonny. you little
twelve or fourteen year old boy, who
are smoking cigarettes on the sly:
What do you want TO be when you
grow up-a stalwart. healthy. vigorous
broad shoulders: man. or little, pnny,
measley. account, weak minded
dadeY II Jon want TO be q man. with
hair on your face. brains in your head.
and muscles In your limbs, you just let
cigarettes alone. IL you want to be a
thing. pitled by yonr folks. despised by
your fellows. keep right on smoking
and ED your days Ia an insane asylum.
Ceur d'Aiene Tribe. Improved Or
der Of Red Men. had bills printed mt
this Office announcing a grand mas.
querade ball 10 take place ut the opera
house on New Years eve, December
81. Prizes will be given for the best
eostamed lady and gentleman, best
sustained character OF tramp and the
most comlcally eostumed lady aud
gentleman. The reputation Of the Red
Men for furnishing their patrons an
evening Of unnlloyed pleasure is well
known and there win undoubtedly be a
large attendance.
c. Il. King writes from Florence that
the Hiyn mill started mp on Friday Of
last week. This will be good news TO
the stockholders Of the company; but
II there 10 any truth In the old super.
stition that Friday 10 an unlneky day,
those who have invested money in the
Hiyu may view the situation with
alarm. The mine was sold TO It's pres.
ent owners on Friday: the board OF d.
rectoEs was elected on Friday: the mill
was purchased on Friday and arrived
At the mine on Friday: the richest
chimney Of ore In the mine was struck
on Friday; the mill was started mp for
the Hrst time last FIJI day and Mr.. King
IL expected 60 arrive home next Friday
to interview his man Friday.
The Kootenai Herald says that ''Col.
A. b. Isaines received a telegram from
Buffalo last Saturday evening, calling
him home at once, and he departed for
that place on Sunday. IL was under.
stood that his departure had some con
nection with the disappearance Of his
brother Herbert S. BaInes. who had
been mysteriOusly missing from home
for something like a month. lie arriv-
I'd home 10 learn that his brother was
dead. Mr.. W. w. Cryder received a
telegram from A. d, Friday evening.
stating that Herbert had met death by
drowning at Charleston, S. O. No par j.
tIculars were given. This win be sad
news to the many friends Of the Baines
brothers who had lived here many
years"