The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-14


variety OF cherries. They are . very
large. black cherry, sweet and nicely
Favored. We are under obligations 70
him for . sample box.
W U. Casey, who purchased the post
saw mill at the recent sale a. Fort Sher.
man. IL removing the same TO John
Wells place across the river. II 10 be.
INK rebuilt on the shore Of the lake.
KaIanquin q Bernard expect 70 oc.
eupy their new quarters In the McFar.
land block the first OF next week. The
room has been newly papered and
SheiVed and will make Q neat looking
store.
Dr. 8. III. McEuen will visit Coenr
dAleDe during the first and third weeks
OF each month for the practice Of den
tistry. Oitice In the Mcfarland block.
J.w. Duncan. Of Bethany, Mo-. 10 Wis.
iting bis brother. J. II. Duncan, Of this
place. They had not seen each other
for twelve years and both are enjoying
the visit. Mr.. Duncan will remain here
for 3 couple OF weeks.
Photos. photos! photosl / have Sc
cured = man TO take charge OF my bust
ness while am away 20 the photo tent
will be open for little while after the
10th. bartlett.
MS. J. 6chermanson has been up the
st. Joe river taking Photographic views
Of the scenery In that section. She will
visit the lake cheInn country for the
same purpose. The views produced by
her are very fine, and she Ia gaining q
good reputation ~ . scenic photogra-
pheF.
Twenty Eve ceiits Of the dollar on
mems. mlssss' and ehildren's straw
goods. for cash. Those discounts will
last only for = limited time at the Wig
get 4 Empey Go.
Married, a. the residence OF Col. ID. II.
BudIOng. Thursday. July 10. At 40 p
IN. W. 8. Goodwin. Of this place, and
Ella Stack. Of Utica, No, Rev. @. L.
DefIenbaugh performing the ceremony.
Mr.. Goodwin Is an old resident Of this
vicinity. and bis many friends wish the
happy couple bon voyage.
II low prices are an object, you will
certainly give us liberal share Of your
patronage. Look over our price list
and then send In = good big order. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
The subject OF the sermon In the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
Nill be; "MAn Has Second Place" Ia
the evening 1t O'Clock. Prof. HartEel
cobb will deliver al address on The
Practical side OF the Christian EDdeavoI
Movemrnt." The young people are spec
tally invited 10 this service.
Prof. T. V. YeageF, formerly principal
OF the CGur d'AIens school, but for The
past few yeArs principal OF one Of the
spokane schools. has gone 10 Chicago
10 take u special course In The Chicago
University. Mu. YeAgrr accompanied
him aud viii visit her parents In IOdi
ana.
This IL your opportunity 10 secure
high grade Rambler with q. & J
elincher tires at 4 bargain. The 1850
Rambler, while they last, for sSS cash
This IL the GrcaieSt snap ever OtIereC
In = high grade wheel. Order now
Scotts agency. CGur d'Alene.
Clara Hammer aud her compan!
PLAYED 10 good audiences Thursday anC
Friday evenings nj the opera house
Last evening the company presenteC
Joshua Simpkins- In n manner tina
gave entire satisfaction TO the audience
There IL come good talent In the com
pany, aud they give a very Satisfactor!
show. Tonight will be their last ap
peATance here.
The Stanford base bail team crOsse'
bats with the C9ur d'Alene nine on III
Fort sherman grounds wednesday.
large number Of people witnessed III
game. which resulted In 4 scote Of 4
Il In favor Of the StAnfordA. The gam
Was close until the seventh inning
when the home team made some bal
plays and gave the visitors a great I'D
vantage. During the evening the visit
ing team was given a moonlight excuI
sion on the lake.
Capt. johnson donated the use Of hi
steamer and barge TO the ladies OF III
Methodist church for q moonlight es
cursion Thursday evening. The crow
enjoyed the music, games and jumpin
the rope, some OF the older girls liz
Grandma krotzer. Mrs. Budlong. Mn
DAILY and Others proving that the yeaE
had touched them lightly. by skippin
the rope with the ease and grace Of
girl Of sixteen. The receipts, which vi
be devoted 10 n fund for the completio
Of the interior OF the church, amounte
70 $50.
During last May an infant child {
our neiEhbOr was suffering from choleI
infantum. The doctors had given u
all hopes Of recovery. took bottle
Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera and Dia
rhoca Remedy TO the house, telling the
| | felt sure Il would do good II used n
cordiug to directions, In two da!
time the child had fully recovered. II
child IL now vigorous and healthy.
have recommended this remedy #
ouently and have never known Tito IA
Mn. Curtis Baker, BOOK walter, Obi
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