The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-09
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Good eating and cooking apples only
siOO per box, at the Wiggett 4 Empey
COmpany's.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees cUntem.
plate giving . Mayday party on the
evening Of May LIST.
All kinds Of field and garden seeds,
In bulk and packages, at the Idaho
Mercantile company's.
Mrs. Z. Dighton, of the st. Joe val.
ley, 10 spending . few days with her
friends, Rev. and Mrs. J. G. SkOttOwe.
We are sole agents for the celebra-
ted Thompson glove fitting corsets.
Idaho Mercantile Company.
U. @. I'feiffer returned Tuesday from
q trip up the st. Joe river, where be
spent several days purchasing beef
cattle.
II you are looking for something
good to eat, try some Of our fine cakes.
IndahO Mercantile Company.
Merchants using the National ac-
count die can have their card printed
on suitable stationery At this once at
reasonable prices.
A choice lot Of fresh, new seeds,
for both garden and lawn, just re-
ceived at the Wiggett 4 Empey Com.
pany's.
DIR. Kuhn Is DOW permanently located
in the Merriam block. He will do
your dental work on the instaiment
plan IL 20 wish and guarantee perfect
satisfaction. See him for low prices.
Over one thousand straw hats for
gentlemen. ladies. misses and chill
dren. just received. Cali in and get
our prices. The Wiggett a Empey
Company.
Thomas Norris declined the position
offered him at Post Falls TO accept an.
other rs foreman Of u large planning mill
at Walla walla. Wash. lie left Thurs
day for his new home with the best
wishes Of a host Of friends. MH. Nor
Tis will follow In about q month.
Fresh country sorghum In half gal
Ions and kits cheap. Alolasses BY
the pint, quart or gallon. The wiggett
4 Empey Company.
Mn. Maria T. Back. aged IS years,
went 10 the polls on Tuesday and cast q
ballot for the Citizens ticket. The
aged lady has waited many years for
the privilege Of exercising the right Of
suffrage and = smile OF satisfaction
passed over her face as her Hrst ballot
dropped into the boz.
The Hit Of the Century," Try
cur patent non-bagable pants. Or
deS taken for them at the wiggett
4 EmpeT COtnpany's.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the easter services At 81
Lakes church tomorrow. In addition
10 celebration VI holy communion an
excellent selection OF choice music has
been arranged for the occasion. which
viii Be rendered by MesdAmes Breche-
min aud SkottOwe and Messrs. Bolan.
der and Horst Morning prayer follow.
cd by holy communion ! I a. IN. Sunday
school 80 p. m. and evening sermon at
7sO.
Spring suits from sI0 up. Eight
hundred samples TO select from. A
perfect 6I guaranteed or your money
refunded. The wiggctt 4 Empey
Company.
The sixth Anniversary Of the organi-
Eation Of A. T. McReynOlds W. X. {.
will be observed at the opera house next
Monday evening. The program will
consist Of music. remarks by Col. Bud
long. q farce In one act entitled Brown
the Martyr" = Dag drill. dancing and
refreshments. lee cream and cake is
centa. coffee and cake 10 cents. general
admission - cents, reserved seats 50
cents. The prOceeos are for the bene.
Of OF the relief fund.
The Best Linimeut- chamberlain
Pain Balm 10 the finest on eaTth,- write
Edwards & Parker. OF Plains, Ca, This
Il the verdict Of all who use IL For
lame back, spraius, swsll-
ings and the numerous slight ailments
aud accidents common 10 every house
hold. this Imminent has no equal. With
Il in the house great deal Of pain and
suffering may be avoided. For sale by
A. l.. Miller. druggist
Memorial services for the dead Of the
battleship Maine were held at post hall,
Fort sherman, last Sunday evening.
ReVs, DeifenbauSh and Hodgson as
sisted Chaplain Bateman in the exer-
cises. The chaplain delivered n lecture
on the destruction OF the Maine, the
conditions existing In Cuba and the
present strained relations between this
government and Spain, illustrating 1t
with q large map Of the stricken island.
A collection amounting sIs Was taken
for the benefit Of the starving Cubans.
The hall was packed by an appreciative
audience.
II feel Il my duty to give you truth.
full statement Of what Chambcrlains
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
did" writes J. 5. Collins, Of Moore, S. c.,
81 had a child about two years old that
had the dlarrIiOea for two months. l
tried all the best known remedies, but
none gave the least relief. When this
remedy came to hand gave Il as di