The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-01

zee Donovan about those photos.
Frank Best returned yesterday from
Latah, Wash.
Major Warner, receiver OF the land
oalce, spent Tuesday night IN Spokane.
DR.. and Mn. eabln and Geo. Pfaif re.
turned last Saturday from their outing
up The St. Joe river.
Rev. Henry Brown, presiding elder OF
this district. viii hold services IN the
Methodist church Sunday evening.
Ladies'. misses', gents and childrens
WOODEN underwear. A full and com.
piete line just received at the WIggett
4 Empey Company's.
Geo. williams, OF Eandon, b. G., Is
registered ut the Bancroft. He comes
here TO accept clerkship with the Ida
ho Mercantile Co.
IT, you are In need Of q suit OF UNDER
wear, call At the Idaho Mercantile Com
panys. We have ali sizes and at prices
from "a cents to e6 per suit.
Have Jon seen those artistic photos
Donovan 10 turning out? He does the
very best work at Spokane prices, and
guarantees satisfaction or no pay.
The old Kootenai. which did winter
service on the lake In early days haul
Ing ore from the mines. Is being dis
mantled and her machinery removed.
Why not have those pictures takea
now? Donovan, In the Merriam block,
viii make them for you at from $3.50
per dozen up. Drop In and see him.
The Idaho Mercantile Company has
just completed the fulfilling OF large
wood contract at Fort Sherman, having
had q number Of teams hauling for the
past two weeks.
RubbeFsl Rubbersi A complete line
of mems, ladies' and children's rub
bers for fall aud winter wear Just
received. All sizes and styles. The
wiggett a Empey Company.
Through an oversight We neglected
last week TO mention the return Of Mrs.
J. ii. HaFte from her eastern trip. She
spent the summer with relatives and
friends In Connecticut.
To keep warm In the day time get
one Of our air tight heaters; TO keep
warm at night get some Of our Gne
comforteB or pure all wool blankets.
The Idaho Mercantile Company.
Miss LlbbIe Henderson, neIce OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Russell, returned 10 her
home In South Dakota last week, after
. very pleasant visit here OF several
months during which she made many
friends.
Call and see our new invisible cork
sole. waterproof. leather lined shoes.
The best shoe OF its kind on the
market anywhere. Just the thing fer
rainy weather and wet sidewalks. The
wiggett & Empey Company.
Mrs. SabIn has opened up her stock
Of fall and winter millinery. Before
going 10 the fruit fair call aud have
her Of you out with 4 new hat Of the
latest pattern. at prices that can not
be duplicated In Spokane or anywhere
else. Call and b convinced that these
statements are facts.
We have just RECEIVED our new line
Of fall and winter samples from the
Iseifeld Cloak House, OF Chicago. The
finest line Of cloak samples ever shown
In CGur d'Alene. and az prices within
the reach Of all. The wiggett q En-
pey Company.
A number OF regular army soldiers
have arrived at Fort Sherman during
the week on leaves OF absence. Most OF
them will report 10 their regiments for
duty within the next thirty days, those
Of the Sixteenth going TO Huntsville,
Alabama, where the regiment Is now
stationed.
Francis J. Healey. q member Of the
Third cavalry, one OF the regiments
that saw hard campaigning Ia Cuba, re.
turned home Tuesday morning on fur.
Tough. Mealey Is among the young SAeu
who have entered the service for the
purpose Of securing n commission and
his Ceur d'Alenc friends hope he may
be successful.
The commissioner Of the general land
ONCE has reversed the decision given
by The Ceur d'Alene land ofIice
In the case Of Edwin McBee vs. o. C
Smith, In the Hope townsite case. The
commissioner holds that the townsite
people are prior in right TO Smiths
homestead entry, and that his home
stead entry must be cancelled. This
case involved the title TO the land en-
braced In the town OF Hope, and means
complete victory for the citizens Of
that town.
Il can't see how any family lives
without ChambeTiain's Collie, Cholera
and DiaFrhoea Remedy" says J. r,
Adams, well known druggist, OF Gen
eva, Ala, In letter inqulring the price
OF dozen bottles, that he might moi
only have Il for use In his own family
but supply it TO his neighbors. The
reason some people get along without
Il, Is because they do not know its value
and what vast amount Of suffering Il
will save. Wherever II becomes known
and used Il Is recognized as necessity
, forit is the only remedy that can always
be depended upon for bowel complaints