The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-15

neat summer residence on the shore Of
the lake four miles south Of town, for
DOdson the Spokane jeWeler.
Liquid Electricity viii preserve the
hair and stop almost every pain OF ACHE.
II you have the neuralgia or rheuma-
tism you can effect cure by using
Liquid Electricity. Sold BY John n.
Ellis. CDpT d'Alene, Idaho.
James Reid and wife. OF South Da-
kota, who have been on trip 70 the
coast, ale now visiting the family Of
Edwin Crockett north Of town. Mr..
Reid 10 brother OF Mrs. Crockett and
Mrs. Reid IL . sister OF Mr.. Crockett.
| On Monday. July 9Th, the residence
Of Charles r. Wagner, near Post Falls,
was destroyed BY fre. II caught be.
tween the ceiling and roof and was
beyond control when discovered, but
most Of the household goods were
saved.
His many friends are pleased TO see
Fred Shallis out after bis long and pain.
full illness. He spent q month at Col.
fax. WASH. under the treatment OF DR.
Benson and returned home last Mon.
day In perfect health, all traces Of rheu.
matism having disappeared.
| The returns from the Ave ton ship.
ment Of ore recently sent TO the Tacoma
smelter by the Rich Hill Mining & NIL
lag Co, show an average Of el586 to
the ton. II Is said that an additional
foree OF men will be put 10 work and
regular shipments OF ore made.
Rev. @. L. Deffenbaugh attended a
reception at the First Presbyterian
church, Spokane. Thursday evening, in
honor OF Rev. DIR. Thompson. secretary
OF the board OF home missions, with
headquarters at New York city. lie
II returning from q trip 10 Alaska.
In order 70 give all our customers
who could not take advantage OF our
former shoe sale an opportunity TO do
80. we will again give I0c pair of
on children's and s6e pair of on mems
and women's shoes. Sale 20 continue
to August LIST. The Idaho Mercan-
tile Co.
Probate Judge Brady was In town
yesterday and fiIed M application In
the U. ). land Office 10 enter the town
site Of Hope for the benefit Of the PEG
pie The land has been under litiga-
ton for several years and q recent de-
cIsIon OF the secretary gives II 10 the
people.
Beginning today and on each Satur.
day following during the season the
train will retarn TO SPOKANE after It's
arrival here 10 the morning and come
up 10 the evening to accumulate pas.
sengeFs who wish to spend n longer
time here than 10 given them by the
Sunday train.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Aid
Society will hold 4 lawn social next
Wednesday evening nj the residence OF
Prof cummings. Light refreshments
will be served. There will be recita-
tons and instrumental music. The
music viii be furnished by Mn. Morris
and Messn KelseF and Morris.
Thomas Smith and wife returned
Thursday from ColfaK. where they
visited for the bensflt Of his health.
lie comes home much improved and in
speaking Of the crop prospects in the
Palouse country he said that winter
wheat was In Gne condition. and head
Ing out nicely, but spring sown grain
wonld make q poor crop.
Sheriff Bradbury passed through
town yesterday morning and took the
oakes for Harrison. having in charge
DR.. Alcorn. who Il accused Of perform.
ing an abortion on young widow. Mrs.
Cora Burke. who died from its effects.
The doctor IL having q preliminary hear.
ing before Justice Thompson. The
state IL represented by County Attor.
ney Goodc and the defendant by Hon.
Edwin McBee.
George Thomson received his new
soda fountain the frst Of the week and
has set Il up in his ice cream parior.
where Il makes very neat and attract
I've piece Of furnishing. II has three
taps. one for soda, one for root beer and
one for mineral water. There IL also a
fountain Of flowing water for washing
glasses. Mr.. Thomson now serves de
liclons ice cream soda. See his nd 10
another column.
The approaches to the new bridge at
Fort sherman were completed this week
and the bridge Is now open to travel.
By the completion Of about three miles
q good and direct road will be opened
between this place, Pennington, Rock.
ford and the Palouse country. These
Improvements will enable residents Of
the Bell Grove section to reach c9ur
d'Alene aud the county seat without
travelling around by way Of the Califor
MIA ranch.
II 10 estimated that beaween 5000 600
and 100000 people In the United
States take vacation every summer.
They spend between s4Oo.Oooooo and
tSooOoo,0Oo yearly In pursuit OF pleas
ure. There are In the United States
5000 summer hotels, and 10000 are
employed In them. At least 100000
people attend the various ChautaUQua
assemblies, Of which there are seventy.