The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18

geson OF Davenport, Wash, were united
In marriage Thnrsday at the parson
age by Rev. r. G. Iodgson.
That broad smile on the face OF Percy
Heath is due to the fact that his wife
presented him with bouncing twelve
pound baby girl Wednesday morning
Ell. Reed has leased the hotel at
Harrison and will soon take charge of
the same. James Cooper takes bis
place as mixoIogist at the ceur d Alene
Inn bar.
A new line OF sweaters, all wool. In
mems, youths and children's sizes
Gents neckwear for holiday trade;
ladies' wrappers in silks. all shades,
cheap. Wiggett. Empey Co.
Have you tried the smoked and salt
ed fish at the Idaho Mercantile Co.'S.
salmon bellies I2iE cts per To-, mackerei
and herrings at the usual prices: the
finest Goldfish you ever saw at 10 cts per
ID; smoked halibut and herrings are
very tasty; pigs feet picked only 10
cts per 10.
Shares Of the Alaska Transportation
and Development company OF Chicago,
are the best and most desirable invest
ment before the public. Safer than
savings banks and bank stock. Paying
large dividends. Shares one dollar.
For information address w. L. DupIey,
general agent. Halter building, Seattle,
Wash.
Father Purcell will celebrate mid
night mass at the Catholic church next
Friday night. Tickets Of admission
will be issued limiting the attendance
to the seating capacity of the church.
An interesting and appropriate musical
program will be rendered. Mrs. Breche-
min will render several choice selec-
tons.
Sanbnrn & Ruane have a neat and at.
trac.iVe advertisement in this issue
They keep good goods and believe ia
letting their light shine through the
columns OF the Press SO that the PEG
pie may know where 10 go when they
want pure wines, liquors and cigars
Mr.. Ruane, late steward at the Oficers
Club, Fort Sherman, invites all Of his
old friends TO call upon him at the
Mineral Exchange.
A Tennessee lady, Mrs. J. W. Towle,
Of Philadelphia. Tenn, has been using
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her
baby, who is subject 10 Group, and says
Of it: Il find it just rs good AS you
CLAIM il TO be. Since I've had your
Cough Remedy, baby has been threat.
ened with Group ever so many times.
but ! would give him dose of the
Remedy and Il prevented 1t every
time" Hundreds of mothers say the
same. sold by A. L. Miller, Druggist
Father DOherty, the Paulist mission
airy. who is holding a mission at the
Catholic church, delivered lecture TO
a large audience at tlic post chapel
Thursday evening. lie discussed the
necessity of faith in religious matters
aud held the close attention OF his aud
fence for an hour or more. Heis very
entertaining talker aud his mission ser
vices at the church during the coming
week will Oe well attended.
write this to let you know what
would not do: would not do without
Chamberlains Pain Balm in my house.
il it cost $500 per bottle. 1t does all
you recommend it to do and more.-J
II. WALLACE, Wallaceville, Ga. Cham
berlain's Pain Balm is is the best house
hold Eminent in the world, and invaln-
able for rheumatism, lame back, spTains
and bruises. BE ready for emergencies
by buying a bottle at A. l.. Milier's
drug store.
The well earned reputation of the
Improved Order Of Red Men for fur
nishing the public with excellent enter
tainment insures for them large at
tendance at their masquerade ball on
New Years eve. The costumes will be
handsome, ridiculous and unique. The
famous Sixteenth infantry orchestra
will furnish music and the members OF
the order will see that all who attend
enjoy themselves, Five handsome
prizes, silver butter, salt and pepper
set, set of nut picks, pie knife, ink
stand and mug will be awarded by the
judges. These prizes are now on ex,
hibition in j. II. Bethel's show window.
Misfortune sometimes comes thick
and fast when 1t does overtake an In
dividual, which seems to have been the
case with Captain T., W. johnson, of
the steamer Defender. Thursday even
ing he started on trip TO Harrison.
The night was dark and heavy fog
hung over the lake, making navigation
uncertain aud dangerous. When out
about mile he ran into n boom of
railroad ties that were being towed In
by Captain Fred Wilson with the
steamer Bellvillc. In attempting to
navigate the ties the Defenders wheel
was damaged aud she put into port Tor
repairs. The boom was broken and
the ties were scattered as a result of
the collision. This did not put the
captains in the best OF hamor and
when they met another collision took
place. After this little affair had been
adjusted Captain johnson fell into the
cold and icy waters OF the lake and Was
hauled out In refrigerated condition