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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28

ness mems leagues. Thousands upon
thousands visited the republican candi-
date at his home, while the speakers OF
the party were speeding hither and
thither on their special trains and max
ing dozens of speeches in day. But the
good old" days of political noise and
extravaglnce are passed, and Uncle
Sans all service is helping the great
parties to conduct a parlor literary cam
paign. The modern citizen gets his po-
litical rally all by himself under the
study lamp or in his private Office, and
then he goes out to vote for Well.
nobody need know but himself, but the
public is pretty sure to find out after the
election is over and his candidate has
been elected.
WILLIS 8. EDISON
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28
THREE OFFICERS GUILTY.
Result of martial of Militia
men in Statesboro Lynch
ing Case.

Atlanta Ca, Oct. 24.-Three officers
of the state militia guilty and two ex-
onerated is the verdict of the court
martial which investigated the burn
ing at the stake of the negroes Reed
and Cato at Statesboro last August.
The militia was sent there to protect
the prisoners and failed to offer any
resistance to the mob. Gov Terrell
has approved the findings and SEN
fences of the court martial, which
fixes dismissal as penalty for Capt.
Hitch, and public reprimand for two
lieutenantS
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28
Gives Himself Up.

Tullahoma, Tenn, Oct 24.-Allan
Parker, the defaulting cashier of the
First national bank, gave himself up
Saturday. He says he lost about $35, 900
of the banks money in Chicago bucket
shops Parker, in addition to his bank
ing duties, was deputy revenue collec-
tor for the Tullahoma district TIE
handled large sums of money and an
examiner is now going over the govern
ment books.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28
Slain by Angry Mother,

Tampa, Fla, Oct. "a. = Thursday
night Mrs. Lofiey, who lives near De-
soto Park, shot and killed Joe Wood,
who, it is alleged, was paying too
marked attention to her young daugh-
ter, after having been repeatedly
warned to keep away from the prem
Uses. He was found there Thursday
night by the mother of the girl and she
put an end to his life with a revolver.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28
Treaty of Peace Signed.

Santiago, Chilli Oct. PA definite
treaty of peace between Chilli and Be-
livia was signed Friday. The German
emperor is appointed arbi.er in case
of difficulty. Bolivia renoInces all
rights to a port on the Pacific and
Chill guarantees the construction of a
railroad between La Paz, Bolivia, and
the CHILEAN port of africa
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28
Steamer to Be Released

st. Petersburg, Oct. 24-The admir-
atty council, sitting as a supreme prize
court, Saturday annulled the judgment
of the Vladivostok prize court in the
seized June 16 by the Vladivostok
squadron, and her cargo. She will be
released forthwith. The council,
however, held that the suspicious en-
tertained justified the steamers ar
rest
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28
Win HIGHEST Prize.

Minnesota women make not only
the best butter in the world, but they
make all the best dairy butter in the
world. For two Minnesota women have
won all the prizes in the dairy butter
contests at the Louisiana Purchase
exposition. Both reside in Owatonna,
and they are Mrs. S. NJ. Holmes, who
won the three highest scores, and
Mrs. j. III. McRostie, who won the
fourth
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28
Disaster in a Mine,

Springvalley, H.. Oct. 24.-Two Ital-
ian miners, named George Benedict
and Louis Tagonesse. were killed in
stantly in the mine of the Marquette
Third Vein Coal company at Marquette.
Ill. They were trying to get out of the
shaft by climbing up the timbers when
they were struck by descending cage.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28

which now surrounds him, and through
The strenuousness that must be his
whilst in the states.
The attention of Americans was called
20 Wagner and his work by no less per-
sonage than President Roosevelt. In a
letter written in appreciation of the book
1.-THE Simple Life" the president declares
to the author: 81 preach your book to
my countrymen, it should be used as
tract throughout the country" And
among the first to pay him homage on
his arrival, our chief executive enter
tanned NJ Wagner at the white house,
paid him the unusual honor of having
him as guest at the executive mansion
over night.
Charles Wagner, pastor of Protestant
church in Paris, rose suddenly to wide
fame by means of modest little book,
his Simple Life" protest against the
artificiality and insincerity surrounding
him in the great city. 1t is small wonder
that the display and pomp of Paris should
have called forth from "Pasteur Wag-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28

E,k political parties of the coun-
ON II try has undergone such de-
SN,W1 cided change within the last
~ few years as to attract I'M
usual attention and cause
general comment The present cam
paign, with its absence of excitement
and noise, such as ten, 20, 80 years ago
used to mark thu political contests and
TO keep the country in Juror OF rallys
and barbecues, and parades, and what
not, from the time the candidates were
fairly in the field until the November
election, which started the successful
candidates towards Washington, and
consigned the rest to the junk sailing up
Salt river, the present campaign, We say,
is but the logical development of cam
paign methods which has been going on
in this country since the Blaine-Cleve-
land contest in 1884.
The McKinley-Bryan campaign in SO
served TO crystalize the sentiment which
had been growing in favor OF saner
methods in national political contests.
More campaign literature was used,
there were fewer spectacular displays
and greater dependence placed upon the
intelligent consideration of the questions
at issue chan upon upreasoning enthusi-
asm and blind party allegiance. And the
contest of 1900 served only to develop
and emphasize these methods, and as we
have already said. the present campaign
is but logical development of the
methods of the preceding contests.
Washington Irving, in his Rip Van
Wrinkle, gives us a glimpse of the po-
HtiCal conditions which in the early his
tory of this country marked the contests.
Old Rip, after his 20 years of slumber,
comes back to find the political debater
drawing his crowds upon the street cor
ners and in the public houses. In those
days there were no organized party eff
forts. It was before the days of parties,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-28

HERE has recently come to
this country Charles Wag-
ner, a man known chiefly for
his advocacy of the simple
life, whom we trust will be
able to pass unspolled
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@HE character of the cam
\ paign methods Of the great
AZ political parties of the coun-
" try has undergone such de-
Y cided change within the last
few years as to attract I'M
usual attention and cause
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

Following is the list of jurors
drawn 20 appear in Rathdrum, Feb.
Is, 10 serve In the district court
which convenes on Feb. g.: Fred X.
Rice, l.. A. Berry, II. n. Stouten-
berg, r. A. SBomer. Geo Humphrey,
4. C. GraliapP. Ratbdrum; Richard
Palmer. ]. c. Carnegie, Kootenai /;
&. D. McGregor. Fernwood: Jos.
Cole, ST. MAries; leo. Cook. Ed
Cross, r. NJ. Egbers. Athol; Jno.
Duncan, Edward EAsley, J. NJ. Elder,
Occur d'Alene; Jno. Carroll. Cope
land; Elmer Doty. GUY Davis, Har-
rison; Peter Rasmussen. Sagle: G. W.
Martin. Mica; J. II. Coon, Dufort /:
L. 7. Bump, Post Falls: J. S. HAmil-
ton. Elk Mountain: Gabriel Hooker.
wm. Elderton, Boomers Ferry; P. C.
Mashburn. Santa. Grant Burger. La
clede; Hiram Garwood. W II. Norris,
Lake Greek: Chas jackson. Priest
River: Jas. Erickson, Gust Peters,
nanser: August Oakland, Stateline !;
Jerry Slavin, Hope. A. Il. Dudley,
Dudley; Fred Zinck. Carlin Bay /:
John Erwin. Port Hill. Loren Camp
bell, West Branch, A. f. Frost.
Cataldo.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

A SpragOe, Wash, school teacher
received the following note from the
mother Of one Of her pupils; Deer
Mis-. You writ me about whipping
Sammy. hereby give you permits
sion to beet him up eny time IL IL
necessary to learn his leseens. He IL
jnste like his father you have to
learn him with club. Pound polega
into him. | wants him TO git q. and
don't pay no attention to what hls
father says, IN HANDLE him"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

The Fox Lumber company, has =
force Of men at work driving piling
and building dock just west Of the
electric line depot 90 be used In lead
ina leus for their mill At Spokane.
The dock IL 10 be 600 feet long and
will be especially constructed for the
rapid and convenient loading Of loee
from boone In the water. The load.
lne IL to be done by machinery and
II IL the intention TO load train
each day. The company has made .
contract with The Occur d'Alene b
Spokane Railway company 10 haul tie
logs 70 The mill and has large force
Of men 1t work loRaine its timbeF
near IsolI's hay. The loading will
create q pay roll Of ak OF eight men.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

ninsef sci elah.
use cesvtAna aeur. = y. Keller A
Co.
Olympic, Rosbins like il. Try a
sack
Have yoa seen tboss beautiful din.
net sess.
II Foa vast an Overcast at man
atactates's pricea. nos IL the time 10
ees u II the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Ioss in o'Briena' addition. border.
lne ca the original townsiie. at low
prices and on easy terms Of payment
90 prospective builders. See janice
A. HaTte.
Are you satisfied with the coffee
yoa are usins' II not try Foleer's,
We guarantee every pound the bees
for the money. The Idaho Mercantile
Co.
Join The dlnner set club. A fipe
complete ~, Of semi porcelain dishes
for 81 90.
A new aud complete line Of Baskets
ii T. y. Hedal's.
Several pure bred White wyaudotte
cockerels for sale. Last springs
chickens. Inquire at the Press Office.
when the well IL dry then people
know the value Of water. We have a
few jobs left 10 clean ont at half price
in shoes, hats aud caps The wiRectt
4 Empey Co.
Cracked corn, hone. oyster shell.
grits, beef scrape, poultry and stock
food al The Idaho Mercantile Co.
Furnished rooms to rent. Inquire
as The postotsice.
Brick and lime for sale by Armand
PerrenoUd.
We buy In carload tote from flrst
hands and can Wholesale and retail
goods At the lowest prices. Call and
get our prices before buying elsewhere.
Armand perrenond.
A few choice residence lots for sale
cheap on Second street. Apply to
W. n. Hunt. Third street.
A good story Ia none the worse TO
be told twice. A trial order Of our
Hamburger and Cloverleaf full cream
cheese will convince you. The
wigeett a Empey Co.
Pants for aim. fat and small. New
stock complete for all. Suite for
boye ranging from 3 to 20 years Of
age, n Potter. Minnick Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

At night q drop should be used and
its shade so turned that IL keeps the
glare out OF the eyes.
Watch Glossy for any tendency to
nearsightedness II you see the
student holding the book closer than
normal investigate the matter. Tell
him TO hold 1t farther from his face
and find out II be can not read just
as we'll. Many a time IL is merely =
habit that makes him hold the book
close. but IL lie a habit that brings
about myopia. II be really can not
see we'll with II at normal distance
then IL is time for professional ex>
animation.
Don't let a child read while in =
lying position, or in any other that
will hold the head rigid. When the
head lie free to move you will find
that 1t docs move, ever 90 little. and
50 assists the eyes to follow the lines.
But when II is still the eye muscles
have to do all the moving for them
selves, and they become very tired
aud pains and aches aud errors In
vision arise.
See to 1t that the eyes have frequent
rests, The school system attends TO
this, and mothers should supplement
the teachers work. Don't permit
child to read for a whole evening
without number of rests. II the
eyes are tired teach him TO stop every
20 minutes and close them for ave.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
To GAZE ron THE EYES
sinple Ways IN .wh,eh . Mother May
Help the Teacher.

sisnpls Ways IN Watch = Mother May
Help the Teacher.
Nowadays school authorities all
over the country are taking up the
matter Of proper lighting in school
rooms. and the subject is studied by
the oculists, architects and educators.
As a result the new school buildings
are equipped almost ideally in the
point Of windows. Desks are arranged
at the correct heights, shades are
adjusted carefully, rules for the care
Of eyes are enforced. Il is at home
that the young eyes are in great
danger, says the Washington Star.
Very few mothers know what the
care Of eyes mean. Very few realize
how treacherous an affection Of the
eyes is. Il often creeps stealthily
for a number Of years before Il makes
itself known.
II the grownups who look after the
little people at home will heed a few
simple rules there will be less cause
for complaint when these same little
people are as old as their parents.
whether the ehild's studying and
reading are done by daylight or
artificial light. see to Il that the light
falls over the shoulder. Never let the
student face Il. II he lie writing. be
sure that the light comes from over
the left shoulder otherwise the
shadow Of his hand will fall upon the
page. The idea is that the light
should fall directly and clearly upon
the page aud DE shaded from the eyes
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

=. A. sisinks j. visitor 10 town.
J. II. Tiisisy snd wife, Of Spokane.
~et~ visitors Ia town Monday.
Mr.. aud Mn q. e. searis, Of
Mica hay. have Eesarasd from . visit
10 bis fashsr Ia Spokane.
Mrs, Mary t. Perkins. II Spokane.
hAs Fsused reoans Ia the Scott block
and viii take trw b0andeFs.
Ds. II. c, Russell aud family. u
fallmaE. Wash. are spending The
we@k Sith Col. and Mira Hudlong,
Mr.. aud Mrs q. n. SPARKS have
Eeaaosed % Spokane. where be viii
sneaes 10 The real estate business.
DF. Etdeskin has returned from .
trip 10 bis old hosns in Wisconsin.
lie Sas called there by the death %
ar oaly bsoshss.
Mesasmes Cooper. Iiaiservorsh.
Hole. Beckett. blanchard. Belt and
Miss Alnaa Scott. ~ Spokane. speni
yesterday Ia town. lbs guests q Mrs
,. T. Scott.
Ne. and MEs- J. NJ Halliday leave
today FOG 6pokane. uheFe they will
ssssed ssw days before going east 10
New iusk. DaFtng their stay hes~
tAsy usds Haany friends who regret
that hls hesith 1Ads IL necessary Tor
thea 60 iaase
Cards have been received here
announeing the marriage 81 Joseph
ResmsS 10 Lille y schumacher Il
TigeFson. Wiz. Wednesday. January
20. They will make their home Ia
sr.0kane. -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

Ths FIRST car ~ freight 10 cone
oFsF tho slecsFie iins sac raaeiEs.i
IhaFa1ay and delivered 10 shs Idaho
hssnshsiis nompaay yesterday BY
DRESS the af9yAan.
dna- Hse. u, steele and Mrs. n p.
hfsahaa gave = card party Ia a nan.
sspF ~ sstsasds saturday srsalns. The
esaas sas progressive pedsn ana shS
hFsa pstss scat 10 Mrs. q. N. SPARKS.
&. b Cpoassal carried 90 The saoassd
Pxisn,
y A. sAAliis has nuislsea = sob II
saasdsFg thai ssoss bic skill in that
lies Il 10 cub heaF as ilack a.
a4a@i Aid was mUanissa by Mr.. Khaliis
@tshesaa . h0ae % aay aseMsafssnsats
from The uSFuas Go sAew lie shape.
has sac sask i ~sii sascasnd,
Pred L@nrs ana n q. waaAsslleA
aas~ pasrAmsad she stock u goods
tsoa Halliday 4 camEany aHd sook
fa@s=sssaa he hssa ~ the u~@k. Theses
ypan9 @saa aEv sell Aad fasosAhly
hnesa hsEv ssd uiil DO aoalA Ferslss
sAsls share % FssF0a~ss. Thsls
sassastsn@sas sFgas@Fs IL this tasasa
uf She Ps@ss
tgaaaiph Ehsiss. ass ~ tbs plnnsss
s~&aiasS a shs Mtua t@y Ssighhor.
bod. has sold sssp srE~a a. bic F2pch
b.asasstns On sks lahs sAasw 10 nsnFy
ksusssE tas = nuasldeswslun os ea0o.
TAs Plea ~ EToana IL s1taAts.a ca shs
saFsh eide - Mica h~y iasa lnsaas
tie saasuscs sud 10 az ideal sammss
euSsaes sposs
Pref ktsvhass. ~ Raokass. has
lsaa~d ths pisssasm aud ssoasa ca
shs Lake sAasv s@sa a. ghe siscsstc llne
aesa4 sFpm q. " sr4sts asd utiI
oamrgsss sAs bsiidlas In rartlton
ssYis tas sss ~ dssee hall. restaurant
snd Iasrh boss@. he expects 10
slsp regular 5ssnss sd concerts
dasiss shs ssssawss ssaaeu
1aay IT she aidas residents uill
suussatss wlllssm Aiaslss q Beubefs
Ferry. shs r~gsessatod this oeansy
In shs legislature = se~ yaaFs aeo and
.ss comaass3ss 81 The state soldiers
kasse aarlRe the samiusstrailon ot
ssesugsus ssvanssh~fx Neus euasea
ssum his fasusr hasns 81 Madison.
gseasxia. thai b died tbsse 81 The
hous ~ bic SISTER ga January :. sfsss
. ltnesstae illpsss Capt. Ainslls
sent tack 10 BILE old bome ovsr =
yemr Asa In ~ he@lth and informed
sums ~ bic frieBas bssore bic do.
partnEs that be was Foing bosas TO
die
N. G. Petersen. the ie~sier. has
hsen having = contest The PAST month
IN whleh hs offered tuo prisea 90 the
pegsana writing che pentspee. Eyes
tested free al ~. G. PeasFaen's." The
greatest number ~ times On = postal
card. n %. A. johnson carried Of
The Grit prise Of q Is pair 81 gold
speCtAcles. having written ire sen.
gspra as times. The second prize
was awarded to Eric scbpFmanson.
Who wrote the sentence ar times.
lie received = pair Of %. so spec
hcles. There weFe = number q con
teesanss and the scheme resulted In
demonstrating The feet that The PTeas
Is . good advertising medium and
that Mr. Petersen IL much better
Enown - . iewsler aud optician than
he was before the contest began.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

Thursday two more OF the new
trains for the electric line arrived
from the east and were unloaded near
the depot. These include two motor
cars and two trAilers OF the same style
and finish as those described an a late
Issue Of the Press. One Of the trains
was put into regular service yesterday
and made its firss trip from Spokane
In Less than two hours. The com.
pany will cut the time down TO about
one hour when its sohts atoms are in
operation.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
bEws or ruwH AND couHrY

4 sssstls as tie fAaAt11s Rasagsu
sgl - ssssats~A Wednesday sEsslns.
sss~as7 -
TAa tattss "A Sa-slsAT ~ ~ ~
sAssys ssli @ess wtlA NFus 7. a.
a'is"oa H~at Wednesday assssaaoa.
A sa.aessssal sacial elab 49,
fevealr sssaHissd ~ tAs lsaiss a
s's hs4 aad Hpswsiass ere hsta s4eA
ssss"is1 ssgsssnan
Tssaa, 1siktssae ls hallains 4
sas 's ssasy basss~ as Cesar 4 AtsBs
'sas. 80 ts 10 t@sv s4Ehs Faeens sd
nss'is,u teatssess
Tss ltssa Mssv4ustis cueapaaY has
nj saat ,sses4 sasxssssai gss~ssazu
l. ae'3 hss cksnss ~ sassssgse.
&C. Sc ihis isaas - shs sss1sa
tes s7ses hsrs ~ she Lad tss'
'Fak'lesa slsh wtll aas~a II lbs
ss'AaaS~ = Mss - u Wadlnas
a'~aa7 sf'sspoaa al : 10 o'clu.oa.
u tYTvw has ssndssvd kls
ssssatIaa - elask If ths y. =.
FFes sas ~ill ae4uss hss uase -
7'i'sly "a sha DEAR hssis@ss - soaa
- IA relieved.
: q hiscAsa haa saexwnsse.i u A.
sol' a. ssAisaa sRsas tor tAe
asshesn Pseiec ~ this place. 10
= 'aEsseslT snPlsTsd IN ne Es
asss back aRd fov The p@sa fs~
asses sss"i a. agent fas the f4llway
gaar 81 vpiIRaes Mr. Niehols
- 'e Spokane IN act - agent Toe
ccsss dsAisus A spakana Rail
. ssmpAar
1ss ladies' Aid sectstr ~ shs
Ps''s church vilI take orders for
si'se as1 plain sewing. work
- dope prpmiply and 81 rpasu
: 'ases Soc the vIcs president.
Chapman. corner Fourth aud
beside.
10 kpworth League IL making
safamss,s 60 give = valentine
'hs' Sanders bali saturday even
Lunch gill bs served from s "a
clerk rbe ladies Of The Aid
et all also have hasar Ia con
'ioa witb the social.
Lakes church, sesaeealma
lay. sunday school 10 a. M,
Zee and sermon II q. m. aud
p m, The Guild will meet al
'ecsory on Tuesday At 2 40 p. m.
ny service and choir practice on
'sy e, 30 p. m.
ne large congregations which have
JED the singing Of Mr. ,. ~.
apsou, At the special SERVES In
"apsass church will be glad Co
That he will remian for an
week. Pastor Hentsien will
IN ca successive evenings next
on tho following subietcas Mon.
uncaged CrimlBals." Tues.
The Leopard's spola;" Wed
" The Bed Too short -
shay, "A Cowari's Doom ~
~ The Folly Of Felis."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

Call on 7. A. shaliis for fresh
groceries.
Try enc sack Of Ceretana four aud
be convinced
Tho highest market price for green
OF dry hides H. II. Williams.
Try our corn and alfalfa for milk
and butter. David Bedeli.
See JAS. n. Harae about those two
business lots on Sherman street.
For sale-Fise acre tract Of land
adjoining the town. See james H.
HaEfe
II you wAni good bread, Olympic
i the -four 10 get.
Have you tried Olympic fi0urs
Every sack sold under al absolute
guarantee. Sold only BY the Idaho
Mercantile Co.
The best IS cent eoaee GA the
market. q. A. folgeF Crystal Blend
Sold by the Idaho Mercantile Co.
For a big line Of heating stoves.
cooking stoves or ranges 70 select
from. SO TO peFrenond's hardware
store. Prices and quality cannot be
dupliosted by any other dealer.
DO you know that With every cash
purchase from 3 cents up. ne give
you = premium ticket, free We
invite yoa 10 call aud inspect the
line. wonnscost 4 Barr.
our line Of MAeklnsws L. complete
and us can ~ you out II the lowest
prices consistent With good business
principles and tirst class goods. Call
and see cur stock before you buy
elsewhere. q y. Keller 4 Co.
One Of the best lines Of underwear
ia the town may he found at r. b.
Keller 4 Co. = store We can fli you
ont for fall or winter wear in all
grades aud at prices that are hard TO
bess.
II is never too late 10 improve the
appearance Of your home when you
can do 20 with but little expense. Yon
can sare money on wall paper, oils
and Sherwin 4 Williams ready mixed
paints the best on the. market by
going 10 Armand Perrenoud.
Steam and pipe istiings OF all kinds
nj Armand perenond's hardware store
When you make your children a
birthday or holiday present, open a
saving account with the First
National Bank
Any hreadmaker can make good
bread from CercsAna.
The Cash Grocery IL the place TO
get your vegetables. Always fresh
from the gardens.
See Jas. II. Hsrte for lots in
O'Brien's Addition. the most desirable
location In Occur d'Alene.
wonnacoit & Barr have new line
added TO their already complete
stock, which entities each cash pur.
chaser. no matter how small amount
or on what class Of goods. TO a
premium ticket, free. IL will pay
/ you to Investigate.
II yon want the finest cup of coffee,
try Golden Gate Mocha 4 Java.
There ls no better. Sold by the
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Olympic lie warranted 60 suit. Try
sack, use halt Of IL, and II not
satisfactory, return the balance and
get your money back.
The Potter Minnick store will be
closed few days neat week prepsr-
Ing for and arranging complete new
stock they will receive from Chicago's
largest Wholesale house. Spokane
pricee knocked silly hereafter.
Special sale on overcosts this week.
See window display at the Idaho Mer-
camille Co.
Owing 20 the mild winter, we pur-
chased too many overcoats. Now Is
the time TO get one at your own
price At the Idaho Mercantile Co.
For sale Whole or part of IL, 600
shares Of stock In Richmond Miuine
company at "a cents per share, II
taken at once. J. A. johnson, Ty.
son, Idaho. feb, Q,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

There will be a meeting Of the
members Of the A. II. 7. A. at No.
Farland's hall, Saturday, February
Is. at 3 o'clock, All members are
requested 20 attend.