The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-26

over a road leading TO the lake shore.
George Thomson has enlarged his
business room and is making other
valuable improvements that viii add TO
the comfort and convenience OF his
place.
County Superintendent Van DuzeT
went up the C,sur d'Alene river
Wednesday TO TO look after some new
school districts that are being or
gained.
We are sole agents for the celebrated
$500 and $3.50 and 400 w. L. Doug
lass shoe. We. viii be pleased to show
you the new styles. The Idaho Mercan-
tile company.
Thou shall not coyet. But every one
getting taste Of Of Chase * Sanborn's
celebrated teas aud eoffee's coVets
them and no other. Sole agent w. Is.
Mcfarland.
A reckless bicycle rider collidsd with
an old gentleman on the dyke at old
Fort sherman, Sunday, knocking him
down aud causing some painful bruises.
More care should be exercised by riders
The W. II. C. social and dance at the
pavilion last evening was well patron
lied and much enjoyed. Mrs. II. l..
Bancroft won the quilt. handsome
piece Of silk work. The Harrison band
furnished excellent music.
The Lyon Navigation company is
having new barge. 90 tons capacity
built al Mica Bay. The barge will be
~ feet long with a beam OF % feet.
IL viii be completed IN about four
weeks.
II you are looking for "A ine stock Of
wall paper 10 select from, we have just
received large shipment of the latest
spring patterns. They are beauties
aud will be sold very reasonable. Ar
mand Perrenoud.
Geo. +. llalla, returned from bust
ness trip 10 Spokane, Thursday morn
ing, accompanied by Mrs. B NJ. Grant
Of that city. who viii spend few days
here as tie CUES; Of Mr. lIalla aud his
sisters.
o. NJ. Sparks returned from Tekoa,
Wednesday evening, accompanied by
his family. They will occupy The
Olmstead cottage on cguer d'Alene
street We are pleased to welcome
them an residents Of the town.
Frank n. and David r. Bedell have
purchased block ( Ia Capt. OBrien's
lnt addition and will erect two resi-
dcnces on the same 10 be occupied by
themselves. The sale was made
through J. H. IIarte. agent for the
addition.
Miss Permeal French. state superin-
tendent Of shoots, spent Thursday 10
town aud visited our school. She was
well pleased with the school aud com
p!imenied Miss coleman on the high
proficiency OF the fourth grade ia read
Ing saying that she had not met class
Of better readers In the state She is
making an official visit TO the schools
Of the north aud found the Cnur d.
Aleue school 20 compare favorably
with others. During her stay here she
was guest OF Capt aud Mrs. Graham.
~ neighbor ran IN with bottle Of
Chamberlain, Collie. Colera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy when my son was suffer
ing With severe cramps and was given
up as beyond hope by my regular physi-
clan. who stands high ia his profession
After administering three doses Of it my
son reHained consciousness and recov-
erred entirely within tweuiy-f0ur hours =
says Mrs. Mary IIaller, Of Mt. Craw-
ford, Va. This Remedy is for sale by
Occur d'Aiene Drug company.
"Wednesday evening the young lady
members OF tho Daughters Of Rrbekah
entertained a number OF their friends
after the close OF their meeting. Games
were furnished for amusement and a
tempting luncheon of sandwiches,
cake aud coffee was served TO the
delight OF all present, IL was an in.
formal celebration OF the Ssrd ami
yersary OF Odd Fellowship in America
and Grand Secretary Badely gave a
short, but interesting, talk on the good
that the order had accomplished in that
time. lie paid high tribute to the
value and work Of the Daughters OF
Rebekah.
From its charming cover by Albert
Ilerter TO its last page, the May issue
OF The Ladies' Home Journal excels in
all ways. The most important new
feature is the beginning OF Ernest
Thompson Seton's department FOR boys,
which is written and illustrated 10y the
famous naturalist-author.ar Lind
say Denison. who knows President
Roosevelt in a very personal way, writes
OF The Outdoor President" aud
Helen Keller continues the marvellous
story Of her life The fiction features
are Miss Porter's Those Days in Old
Virginia. and the FIRST part OF de
lightful story by Grace $. Richmond
called The Indifference of Juliet"
Nellie Blanchan tells allow the Birds
Build Their Nests" aud win Bradley
shows the boudoir Of "The Bradley
House" Mr.. Bok's editorial is tine
bit OF sarcasm aimed at the wise New
Workers. by The Curtis Publishing
Company, Philadelphia. Ten cents a