The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-05-21


iirst Of the week TO seek fortune.
Keep out the iiys BY getting door
and window scfesns and spring hinges
ct the Idaho Mercantile company's.
Col. and Mrs BndIOng, Bins. Nesbitt
and Mrs. Warner left Monday for Mos
COW to attend the @. A. Il. encamp-
ment.
All the leading shades 10 ready
mixed paints. guaranteed strictly pure
white lead and oil, at the Idaho Mer.
camille COmpsny's.
Mrs. Perry and daughter. who were
visiting the Bethel family, left for their
home In Bloomington, Illinois, Tuesday
evening. ,
Now IL the time TO decorate your
home. A large assortment Of wall
paper and mixed paints just received
athe Idaho Mercantile Company's.
Rev. 7. @. Hodgson win preach at
the Hillyard Methodist church tomor-
row and during the week will attend .
meeting Of the district Epworth League
In Spokane. His pulpit viii be oceu-
pied Sunday evening W lev. c. u. Todd.
OF Jefferson street church. Spokane.
Stop that coughi take warning. Itmay
lead 70 consumption. A &c bottle Of Shi-
loh's Cure may save your life. Sold BY
A. L. Miller. prescription druggist
r. y. Rmpcy came In from Seattle
Sunday morning and spent the week
here. He says that the Klondike boom
has about spent its force aud that many
who started north are returning, hav-
ing satisfied their ambition for gold be.
fore reaching the summit Of chilkoOt
pass.
Rev. J. c. Skottowe and family leave
today for Westfeld. Pa, where be takes
charge Of parish under Bishop Talbot.
DuEing their residence here Rev. Skot-
towe aud wife have made many warm
friends who will join with the Press In
wishing them success 10 their new east
ern home.
J.H. Bethel left for Lewiston last
Monday. Mn. Bethel, Misses Stella.
Bernice and othei members Of the fam.
lily left Thursday morning on the GeOr-
gia Oakes. A number Of friends were
n tbs boat 70 bid them farewell. The
departure Of this excellent family from
ceur d'Alene b 70 be regretted.
L. r. Farley conducts large meFcan.
tile business at Liberty Hin, Ga. lie
says: -One application Of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm relieved me Of . severe
pain In my back. l think II Is o. K"
For lame back, rheumatism, neuralgia.
sWellingn. sprains. bruises, burns and
scalds no other linlment can approach
chambeFiAinS Pain Balm. IL 10 in
tended especially for these diseases and
10 famous for its cures. For sale by A.
l.. Miller, druggist.
johnson a Rosen, the C9ur d'Alene
boat builders. have Just completed Z
neat gasoline launch for WIN. Nelson,
OF Spokane. The hull 10 Of galvanized
sheet steel. sixteen feet long and -four
feet beam, decked over forward and Aft
and handsomely painted. The motive
power Is 4 Pierce gasoline engine, aud
on trial Of speed the boat made about
ave miles an hour. The model 10 Of the
ncAtest and best pattern, the workman
ship perfect and could not be exeelled
by any OF the well known eastern launch
builders. The advantage Of the stee
hull ls that Il will last longer than hall
dozen wood halls.
Il would not be without Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for lie weight In gold,
writes ID. J. Jones. Of Holland, Va. MI
wife was troubled with cough for near
y two yean. I tried various patent
remedies. besides numerous prescrip.
tons from physicians. all Of which die
no good. was al last persuaded 10 tr!
bottle Of ChAmbeTiain's Cough Rem.
edy which promptly relieved the cough
The second bottle effected = complet,
cure The Is and 70 cent bottles ar
for sale by A. L. Miller. druggist.
In order TO secure the safe return o.
letters improperly addressed or not de
livcred for any cause, the postolIice de
partment requests all persons 10 hav,
their name and address appear on th'
upper left hand corner Of the envelope
In order that Nil may comply with Thu
request this Office will furnish 50 envel
opes printed with your name and I'D
dress for 60 cents, 100 for Is cents anS
$50 for sib0. Every one can afford Il
have envelopes printed at these prices
Also good quality OF letter paper viii
your name and address neatly prlnteC
thereon at the above prices.
Rev. Black, Of Wallace, and Rev
Houston, Of Tekoa, were here the tirs
OF the week TO make preliminary ar
rangements for the annual meeting o
the Baptist Young Peoples Union
July lat to 18th inclusive. They wen
well pleased with the grounds selecteS
and other conveniences offered, and ex
pressed themselves ~ more than salts
Iied with the arrangements. Over -
tents will be pitched In the grove nea
DIR. EIderkin's house, temporary waite
service win be extended TO the grounds
aud the free use of the opera house ten
dered the union for Its meetings. Ef
forts are being made for very low
rate on the railroads and Il is expecte'