The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-08-27

There WIN be-no preaching service at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Law Briefs ana Pamphlet printing i
specially 81 The PREss once.
Miss Eliza Klrcheval spent the week
here with her mother, MFs. Mcclure.
Tie Best boys have gone to the Pa
louise country 70 work through harvest.
Three ladies' Balbriggan undervests
Tor % cents. Tho Wiggett Rmpey
Company.
]. Il. eanburn visited Spokane the
tlrst fthe week, returning home Thurs.
day.
Bicycle pumps, rubber and tire 60
ment, oil. toe clips. bells. chain parts,
c0tter pins and other snndrIes at SCOTS
bicycle agency.
Have you seen those artistic photos
Donovan 10 farming out? lie does the
very best work At Spokane prices, and
guarantees satisfaction or no pay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diiworth. Of Spokane,
were visiting her perents during the
week.
Why not have those pictures taken
n0w2 Donovan, In the Merriam block,
win make them for you at from e25O
per dozen up. Drop Ia and zee him.
| Albert Dorr. o. r. 4. n. agent at
Huntington. Oregon. was visiting Col.
Bndlong and wife the first Of the week.
Amateur photographers can get their
work developed and finished ut reason
able rates At Donoyanis gallery. He
makes speciality Of that lins OF work.
| J. w. Wiggett has received con-
aignment OF soap, amongst II some
made especially for removing grease
and oil from the hands. A trial 81
this once proves Its eficacy.
Mrs. Mclean, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. @. A. DeEaussure. for
several weeks, left for Roasland Tues
day. where her husband has large rail.
road construction contract across the
line.
Seven spools OF machine cotton
thread and eight bars Of Diamon c
laundry soap. either one for Is cents,
during our great discount sale, good an.
III Sept. LIST. Wiggett Empey Com
pany.
@. O. Muller. former pastor OF the
Methodist church at this place, now q
resident OF Spokane. was In town We'd
nesday aud informed us that he recently
lost his residence and many household
effects By Ore, with slight insurance.
Lieutenant George, adjutant OF the
Stxteenth infantry and one Of the brave
officers who faced Mauser bullets In
front OF Santiago. has been ordered "a
Fort Sherman on sick leave and is ex-
pected 10 arrive today or tomorrow. II
10 hoped the bracing atmosphere Of Ida.
no viii restore him 10 health.
Prof. Mckenzie. the Spokane man
who PROCESSES 10 be . firm believer ia
Prof. EmmonS' method for transmitting
silver into gold. was In town Sunday
and called on II. L. Bancroft, who ID
also nFm believer In the matter. and
left with him small sample which be
claimed 10 be the transmitted metal.
Some time ago q little bottle Of Cham.
beFiain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy fell into my hands, just at a
time when my two year-old boy was
terribly alIilcted. His bowels were be-
You'd control We had tried many rem.
edies, 70 no purpose, but the little bot
lie Of Colo. Cholera and Dlarrhoca Rem.
edy speedily cured him.-Wm. r. Jones
oglesby. Ga. For sale W A. L. Miller,
druggist.
DR.. SabIn was called 10 Leonia Wed
nesday, where be held an inquest over
the remains Of J. N. Varman, a section
boss on the Great Northern railroad.
Deceased had latin down by the side OF
The track and fallen asleep, when the
eastbound passenger train came along
and be raised up just As the engine was
passing by. The tender struck bis head
and crushed his skull In horrible man.
ner. The accident occurred Tuesday
and the inquest brought out the facts
- above stated. II is thought the man
was stupefed from the effects Of liquor.
Dr.. J. /. Terry, Of Trimble, Tenn, in
speaking Of ChambeFialn's Collie, Chol-
era and Dlarrhoea Remedy, says: "It
has almost become a necessity in this
vicinity" This Is the best remedy in
the world for collie, cholera morbus, dys,
entery and diarrhoea, and Is recognized
~ necessity wherever It's great worth
aud merit become known. No remedy
Ia 90 prompt or efIectuaI. or 30 pleasant
to take Sold by A. l.. Miller. druggist.
The members OF The Washington and
Oregon Press Associations. In session
at Spokane, came up on the branch line
train yesterday morning, accompanied
by their wives and lady friends. lilllne
six coaches, and boarded the Georgia
0akes for ride over the lake. In a
grove on the banks Of the Cn0r d Alens
river near Harrison an excellent lunch,
con was spread and most enjoyable
banquet rendered the visitors by the
Spokane Press Club The editors were
delighted with their trip and speak In
high terms OF their entertainment By
the club and the Northern Pacific.