The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-05-07

Rev. ekottoWe, Sander block.
All kinds 81 field and garden seeds,
In bulk and packages, ~ the Idaho
Mercantile COmpanys.
The electric light company Is building
foundations and will move it, plant 70
the water works In short tins.
We have latest things 10 nobby
footwear, both chocolates aud blacks,
u the Idaho Mercantile COmpanyis.
Rev. Wayland Hoyt, d. D., OF PhlIa-
delphia, will address the Baptist Young
Peoples Union here on July 9Th.
Keep out the Gys By gettiag door
and window screens and spring hinges
ct the Idaho Mercantile Companys.
Thomas Norris writes that be Il well
pleased with the town OF Walla Walla
and 10 satisfied with his position there.
Bicycle pumps, rubber and tire 90.
ment. oil. toe clips. bells. chain parts,
cotter pins and other sundries ut SCOTS
bicycle agency.
Mrs. Mary Wooden arrived from 81.
veFton. Ore. Wednesday. In response 70
notification that her mother. Ms. Jas.
Cooper. was very sick.
All the leading shades In ready
mixed paints. guaranteed strictly pure
white lead and oil. At the Idaho Mer.
camille C0mpanyis.
Merchants using the National 40
count Ole can have their card printed
on suitable stationery ut this Office ut
reasonable prices.
Rev. 7. O. Hodgson viii exchange
pulpits tomorrow with Rev. Childs, Of
Harrison. The time for evening SER
vice here viii be changed from 7:SO to
8 o'clock.
Now 10 the time to decorate your
home. A large assortment OF wall
paper and mixed paints just received
athe Idaho Mercantile Companyis.
Charles Dittemore. Joseph Provo and
Joseph Billadeau left for Elk City Mon.
day. where they viii engage in placer
mining. They 60 overland with q team
and pack horses and expect 70 remain
In the camp until snow dies next fall
On the morning OF May 3rd. when
James Casey. IT,. awoke. he was unable
70 rise or speak word. In view Of the
fact that IL was the Hrst streak Of day.
light that he had ever seen his condI.
ton may be excusable. James Casey,
sr.. 10 very proud Of his new son.
Last Tuesday team behind which
NJ. and Mrs. VIM. Turner were riding
became unmanageable and they were
thrown from the wagon. Mrs. Turner
escaped serious injury. bat was badly
bruised about the face. Mr.. Turner
was dragged several rods By the lines.
Major Louis BrechemIn, surgeon at
Fort sherman. detailed as the examin-
ing surgeon for the idaho volunteers,
arrived 1t Boise last Tuesday evening
and Ia examining the troops. IL Major
Brechemln Is not ordered TO the 6eld he
viii return TO Fort Sherman after in
specttng the Idaho troops
Rev. T. @. HOdgsOn visited Spokane
during the week and attended the elev-
enth annual convention Of the WASH
ington State Sunday School Associa-
tIon. which was In session Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. He says
the attendance was large, representa-
tiVes being present from all parts OF the
state.
The town Of Post Falls Is enjoying a
season Of real prosperity. Every house
Is occupied. business locations are being
looked up. there are over seventy men
on the pay rolls Of the Cable Roller
Mills and the spokane 4 Idaho Ldmber
Company, and the prospects for advance
ment In real estate are more encOuTag.
Ing than for many yean.
L. r. Farley conducts large mercan.
tile business At Liberty Hin, Ga. He
says: ~0ne application OF Chamber
lalns Pain Balm relieved me Of severe
pain In my back. think It h o. X"
For lame back. rheumatism, neuralgia.
swelllngs. sprains, bruises, burns and
scAids no other liniment can approach
Chamberlalna Pain Balm. Il IL in
tended especially for these diseases and
10 famous for lts cures. For sale by A.
L. Miller, druggist.
A. 5. Lanneau, who chartered the
steamer Elk for the season, came up
from Spokane Monday, accompanied by
. machinest. and has been busy during
the week getting the boat In condition
for business. The machinery IL being
overloaded, the boat painted and other
improvements made. Mr.. Lanneau In.
forms us that he will place the Elk in
service on the lake. CRur d'Alene and
ST. Joe rivers.
Mr.. John Peterson, Of Patoutville, La,
was very agreeably surprised not long
ago. For eighteen months he had been
troubled with dysentery and had tried
three Of the best doctors In New Orleans,
besides half dozen or more patent med.
icines, but received very little relief.
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and DIar-
rhoea Remedy, having been recommend.
ed TO him, he gave Il trial, and TO his
great surprise three doses OF that rem
edy effected u permanent cure. Mr..
WIN. McNamara, well known mer-
chant OF the same place. IA well acouaint.