The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-22

Mra, g. u. Clayton Is visiting friends
In Spokane.
Applesi appIesI choIes eating an
ples a eieb per boz. at the Idaho Aler-
u you are looking for bargains. ana
want : little money to 90 a long ways,
Just eau at the Idaho Mercantile Cos.
Remnants In wall paper- %, 20 and
~ cent papeF-tO close at % and rs
cents per double roll. at the Idaho Mer-
camille Cos.
The schools were closed last Monday
on account Of a case OF diphtheria In
the LashbroOk family, Miss Sadie being
Tue victim. As there have been no new
eases ! the schools viii reopen again next
Monday.
Fosters have been printed at this or
nee announcing grand bail to be given
Dy the ceur d'AIene fire department at
Tie opera house. on the evening OF Feb
fnary END. Admission 20 cents. The
net proceeds are to 60 into relief fund
Tor use 10 ease Of accident TO any OF the
boys while on duty. and they should be
well patronized.
Agnes, the infant daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. John Costello. aged about one
year. died on Saturday Of last week AZ.
Ter brief illness with pneumonia.
The funeral took place Sunday from
the family residence two miles east OF
town. lnterment in the Catholic GENE.
terry, Father Purcell conducting the ser.
vices Other children OF the family
have Just recovered from the same dis
ease.
The following officers Of A. +. Nc
Reynolds Post. q. A. r., have been in
stalled for the ensuing year: John
hageF, post commander; Geo. l.. Hays,
senior vice commander: chas. Z. SIscho.
junior vice commander; II. l.. Bancroft.
qaartermaster: c. ID. Warner, surgeon;
Edwin Crockett, chaplain: John W.
Fredrie. officer Of the day: Matthias
Miller. officer Of the guard; d. II. Bud.
long. adjntant.
The follo~ing officers Of the W. H. c.
were Installed on Friday evening Of last
seek: treSident. Mrs. bancroft; senior
vice president, Annie Z. Warner; junior
vice president, Hannah Netlleton; treas
nrer, Matte ID. Bndlong; chaplain. HUI.
dab Nisbitt; conductor, Annie Wills;
guard, Annie Fredrie: secretary, Lille
". Nlsbstt; asst guard. Mn. Russell;
asst conductor. Jennie Brown: delegates
70 the convention at Moscow, Mrs. Nc
Gairr and Jennie Brown.
The lecture by Chaplain Dateman--
wit and liamor' announced for last
"Wednesday evening at the opera house,
was postponed for oLe week on account
Of the diphiheTiA seaFe. Il will he given
next "Wednesday evening, the proceeds
10 SO 10 the Presbyterian church i'm
psoVement fund. This lecture is well
HoTth hearing. and every seat in the
opera house should be occupied. The
audience viii also have the pleasure Of
liHtening 10 some excellent vocal and
instrumental music. rendered by Miss
lIohnrll aud Prof. Won RsinhotE.
Daring the past tWo years. Mrs. J.
". Alexander. wife Of the editor Of the
waynesboro. tMiSs) Times, has. In a
great many instances. relieved her
baby when in the irst stages Of Group.
BY giving Il ChambeTlaihs Cough Hem
rdy. She looks upon this remedy - a
household necessity and believes that
no better medicine has ever been put In
bottles There are many Thousands Of
mothers 10 this broad land, who are Of
the same opinion. II Ia the only rem
edy that can always be depended upon
a. . preventive and cure for Group.
The q and 20 cent boltlsS are for sale
BY A. l.. Miller. druggist
The dog poisOUer Is abroad In the
east end Of town and as q result several
valuable dogs have gone 20 that land
from which no dogs return. The indis-
criminaie scattering OF poison about
toHn Is dangerous, and the offender, IL
caught, 10 liable 10 imprisonment In the
peniientiary for term OF three years
OF more. 4 slice Of ham. fastened to
ge,her and seWed with needle and
thread, Was picked up In The alley near
Mn Empy's barn. An examination OF
the meat by a chemist showed IL TO con-
tain enough strychnine to kill a dozen
people. The danger of children picking
Up such things is very great, and no
mercy should be shown the party guilty
Of puiling out the poison IL discovered
Ts Bridge the River.
Two petitions were Iiled Monday be
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