The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
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Prevented Tragedy.
Timely information given Mrs. George
Long. of Newstraitsville. Ohio. saved
two lives. A fightful cough had long
kept her awake every night. She had
tried many remedies and doctors but
steadily grew worse until urged 10 try
DR. Kings New Discovery. One bottle
wholly cured her: and she writes, this
marvellous medicine also cured Mr..
Long OF a severe attack OF pneumonia
Such cures are positive proof OF its
power TO cure all throat, chest and lung
troubles. Ooly 5oc and 500. Guaran-
teed. Trial bottles free az and drug store.
/ The Republican county central CON-
mittee met at Rathdrum, Wednesday,
aud transacted business OF q political
nature. Ralph Morgan. of Harrison.
WAS placed on the ticket for county at
toney, a place left vacant by the county
convention when IL nominated the bal.
Rnce Of the ticket. ID. +. Mason, Geo.
Thomson and James Russell attended
the meeting from this place.
People who were present at the Spo.
kane fruit fair two years ago all remem-
Der the work Of the Malvern bros. No
better entertainers ever have been wit
messed ut the Spokane fruit fairs. and
therefore people will be glad to learn
that Manager Iawley has been able to
secure these people for the exposition
which will be held In that city this year.
They have many new acts and are now
considered among the best entertainers
in the land.
The mills OF the Spokane s Idaho
Lumber company, at Post Falls, are in.
definitely closed down on account OF the
trouble the company is having with
/ officials Of the government over the
throwing OF slabs and Sawdust in the
river. The matter is now IN the courts,
and Mr Strathern, manager Of the CON-
pany, says 1t is cheaper to close down
and make the necessary repairs for
burning the refuse fror" the mill than
II would be to take chances on a tine Of
500 each day. A year or two ago the
company put in laIge burner, but its
/ capacity 10 not sufficient, and additional
facilities must be provided for.
+. NJ. Hepburn and daughters, Of Spo-
kane, came up Monday to spend few
days during the week. "Wednesday Mr..
Hepburn chartered the Bonnie Doom
aud invited number OF friends to join
him in picnic excursion up the lake.
Among those in the party were +. n.
Hepburn, Lillian aud Maria Hepburn,
Litta Deffenbaugh, Bessie Kaufman,
Mamie N. Kizer, Susie Charlton, Leland
Deffenbaugh, Mrs. L. 5. Wood, Eliza
beth Kingsley, +. II. Clagett, Mrs. L.
DeffenbauRh, Thomas Clagett, NJ. l..
Odell, J. W. Charlton and Mrs. l. S.
Kaufman, Of Spokane; c. A, Reid and
Lola A. Reid, OF Butte, Mont, aud Mrs.
d. II. Budlong OF this place.
The public school will open the FIRST
Monday In September. The improve.
ments are about completed and every.
thing will be In readiness by that date.
The board 10 having some difficulty In
finding suitable teacher for the gram.
mar department, but il Is expected that
that position will be flled before the
opening OF school. The same rule as
last year will be followed in regard to
the ownership Of text books. Non.
resident pupils win be charged 81 per
month In the primary room. and Sl.26
In the other rooms, AT the last regular
meeting, the board authorized Principal
Cummings to provide for ninth and
teuth grade work as rapidly As needed.