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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25
posi- PALS NEWS NOTES

John Young and Miss Sadie Nogle
we're quietly married at the home Of
the bride at Mondsa, Wis, June
Tth. Immediately after the wedding
they left for Haver, Mont, where
they spent few days and then pro-
ceded to Spokane. A reception was
given In their honor Wednesday even
ing at the Cottage hotel in this place
1t which the following guests were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Klopf,
Mr. aud Mrs. Walter Larson, Mr..
and Mrs. John Allen, pr. and. Mrs.
Joe GarnO, Mr. and Mrs. e. a.
NogIe, Mr.. aud. Mrs. Geo. Dart, Mr..
and Mrs. Broadhead, Mr.. and Mira.
A. j. Manor, Mrs. Dema Nogle, Mrs.
annie Winslow, Mrs. Martha Bennett,
Mrs. A. Al. Martin, Miss Ida Rove,
Miss Carrie Nogle, WIN. Seyforth, J..
Roy Giles, Thomas o. Kieth, L. B.
Cornell, Edward DELL. Archie Nogle
and Mos. and Mrs. Young and family.
A bountiful supper Eas served. The
house WIS decorated for the occasion
with flowers, ferns, aud eversreens.
Many elegant aud valuable wedding
presents were received. The newly
married couple will go to keeping
house immediately Ia rooms over the
Post Falls Mercantile store.
Carrie Nogle has gone 20 Spokane
where she win attend the Blair bus
mess college this summer.
40 error was made 10 our last cor.
respondence 10 stating that A. J.
Manor's father had died. II wal
Mason's father.
]. Bennett. cur local attorney, has
not returned from the east II i,
understood that be will make triE
to London before returning.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25

Wonderful things are done for the
human body by surgery. Organs
are taken out and scraped and pol.
ished aud put back, or they may be
removed entirely; bones are spliced
pipes take the place Of deceased sec.
tions Of veins; antiseptic dressings
are applied 70 wounds, bruises, burns
and like injuries before inflammation
sets In, which causes them to heal
without matnration and In one.third
the time required by the old treat
ment. Chamberlain's Pain Balm
acts on this same principle. II Il
an antiseptic and when applied e
such injuries, causes them to heal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25

Richards 4 Pringle's Famous
Georgia Minstrels with tie atty COM
edians, graceful dancers and sweet
singers. CONS 70 the Auditorium
on Saturday Evening, June 26th.
The features introduced this seasOn
are novel, numerous ard startling.
and include many innovations on tho
tleld of miast-slsy, The singing
portion of the show is the strongest
put together. Carlyle Williams. wm.
Garland, Wm. Goode, Sidney Kirk,
Napoleon johnson and I. P. Jones,
the six highest salaried eolored sing
eEs in the world.
In comedy the company is espeo-
tally strong aud numbers everybody q
favorltes, s. II. Duely. Clarenca
Powell. Emmett Daxis, Bunk Camp
bell. aud Chas. Scott aud his talking
figures. Simpson 4 Pittmaa, musical
artists; Kraton. the marvellous Hoop
Controller; Dudley & Kelley, comedy
boomers sBoomsky" In illusions
the No. 3 Toneys, acrohats' Clarence
Powell. Ia a new budget OF funny say
ings. aud Dudely IN his latest crea-
tiou, .'Jim jackson, at the Policy
shop. 'Tbe big parade viii take place
about noon, In which two big hands
furnish the mnsio.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25

LIMITATIONS are ent for the iirsf
club dance 70 be given 10y the Occur
d'Alene boat club Al the opening Of
tbs pavilion ii Blackwell park this
evening. II il al Invitation affair
aud = large nnmbeF Of Spokane people
will come up on special cars 70 attend,
st. Lakes church, fourth Sunday
after trinity, holy communion q.
m. Sunday school 10 .. m. service
aud sermon II q "a. aud p. IA. The
guild uill meet ~ Mrs. =. A. Shaliis'
on Tuesday II g. 80 p. N. Tbsre IL
work TO be done. Litany service on
Friday IL 8 p, N.
Barnard Cook, brother Of Mrs.. W.
BDughton. died Tuesday afternoon
and vas buried { : p. n. Thursday.
TIE deceased was - years Of Ase.
Ie bad been sick for four years. and
had come from bis home 10 WILSON.
nen ln hopes Of rsgalninR his health.
The fnnerat services weFe beid 81 the
home 0f Sic. Boughtou, Rev. Bent.
sanl Officiating.
LANCE a wanderlich have = big
watch cuapou sale advertisement 90
this page % tho Press 90 which tbs
Attention Of the reader IL called.
They give = coupon with each pnr-
chase representing the amount paid
aud ~ the end Of thirty days the per
con having coupons representing tbs
greatest sum Of money sill receive !
+ doe gold watch. The watches are OF
exhibition ~ n. G. petersen's Jew.
I elry store.
Tha stock 81 goods belonging q
Martin a Mcdonald was sold undel
q foreclosure sale by Sheriff whitney
I Tuesday on cbsttie mortgage helC
by william Doliar. The stock VA
purchased by c. K. Lathe, Of Spokane
Tor 81. t7a. Spokane creditors mad'
an effot to secure control Of the stool
through attachment served by thi
coroner. bat the sheriff proceeds
with the sale As advertised. Mr.
I.eithc l. adding 10 the stock and wii
coutiua the business.
n. l. Doble has purchased the ban,
instruments aud organized = baud o
bis own ~ q business. His band vii
consist OF fifteen pieces aud the boy
ara practielng for the Fourth. Mr.
Dohie says that hc Will manage th
equalization along purely bushes
lines, paying bic players aud maxim
his own contracts for music rhis /
the only way 20 secure a good ban
aud IL IL SIR. Doblc's intention {
make bis band the best in the state.
W. II. Gillian, who spent sewers
days in the Palouse country IN IN
interest OF securing = crowd froI
that section 10 attend the Fourth {
July celebration. reports many pei
pie anxious Go come, but the O. +
a n. Railway does not seem willin
10 furnish the transportation. A
Tekoa loo people want TO come az
put up guarantee Of sTo for car
but the company has not given thei
an assurance that they will be ia
= nished.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25
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The first annual commencement
exercises of st. Cyril's shcool were
held at the Auditorium Thursday
evening. being witnessed by an en-
thusiastic aud veil pleased audience.
The program consisted Largely Of
marches. drills aud music, the cantAta.
Fairy Land" being the prinlpa1
feature Of the entertainment. Fifty
or more pupils in the school took part
and all demonstrated the careful
training which made them so perfect
in the many difilcult parts to which
they were assigned. The program
closed With pautomiue, Three EEas
of American History, ''the distrihn-
tion Of premiums saa a feE veEy ap-
propriate remarks by Father Purcell.
The perfection in every detail Of thu
entertainment showed the care and
training the sisters had given the
children. The first school year has
been very successful aud the school
closes with an excellent record.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25
NEW TINE TABLE

Ehe lalecsrIet Tiu,s Receives Additional
Equipments
The Occur d'Aleue & Spokane rail
way has issued a new time card, the
schedule going into effect Thursday
morning. The leaving time Of nearly
all trains is changed, the new SEIZED
ule being as follows:
Leaves Spokane: Passenger trians
daily TAO a. m, Q a. m, IL a.
M, . p. m. p. m. and 6:lO p. m.
Freight trainstdaily except Sundsysl
-6:4oa. m, lI:loa. m. and 20 p.
M.
Leaves Occur d'Alene: Passenger
trains daily -7:55 a. m, 1920 a.
m. 2;20 p M, 4:io p. m. $50 p.
NJ. and 6:25 ,. m. Freight trains
daily except on Sundaysl-6;I5 a.
m, l.05 p. m. and A:45 p. M.
The company has just received
four new trailsrs. which they vii
put into service at once. The CON
pany has ordered two new motor cars
equipped with 500 horsepower mot,
ors each. which are expected here ia
about ten days. The new cars arr
expected 70 haul two or possibly
three travels aud make speed of 81
miles an hour on level track.
When the new equipment lie all il
use the company states that they will
be able to take l25 passengers out o.
Spokane every 30 minutes.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25

Are you satisfied with the coffee
you are using2 II not try Folger's
We guarantee every pound the best
for the money The Idaho Mercantile
Co.
Those wishing an automobile should
see z. B. Keller a. Co. about the ten
automobiles TO be given away abso
lntely free by the Royal Tailors.
Now is the time 70 buy that pair
Of shoes you have been intending to
get. We are giving % per cent dis
count on a number Of lines, all new
styles. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
Save IS per cent and buy your 18th
Of July suit at Wonnacott a Bars
store opposite the Occur d'Alene Inn.
We can show you some special val
nes In msn's and boys suits. Our
line never was as large and complete
as at the present time. The Idaho
Mercantile. Co
We have ''tbe only" equipment for
htting ladies kid gloves. No charge
/ for ftting. Potter Minnick Co.
wonnacott 4 Barr viii sell you a
good salt Of clothes for 81, SO; boys
and children's suit from e2.5o 10
$3.50 cash.
See JAS. II. Harte for lots In
o'Brien's Addition, the most desirable
+ location in Occur d'Alene.
II yOu want good, young grade
Jersey cows, have them for sale
four miles north Of Occur d'Alene.
j. A. Waters.
II yon are looking for 3 nobby bat,
q stylish suit, and q dressy shoe, you
want to inspect our lines. We can
suit yon in price and quality. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
To make room for fall goods We
have placed on sale our stock of cloth
log; all new. ali first class material
aud workmanship. IS per cent saved
/ wonnaeott & Barr store
A supply Of fruit, shade aud
ornamental trees jet on hand. Nov
is the time to set home grown trees
Waters 4 Lewis
Wanted AT Occur d'Alene, b.
Angus Kennedy & Son. eight foo
l6 feet tie logs in any quantities
RAnchers here is an opportunity 4
dispose Of your tie butts and othe
tie timber at highest market price
Write US aud set specifications ans
prices.
All orders 10 before July lst 10
any kind OF shirt waist will be allie,
for sl.0O. Call at cottage west o
George Reads on Front street.
One champion hay rake. one osborl
hay rake, one Jones hay rake and on
mower, one "a Mitchell wagon an,
one spring tooth harrow for sale cheap
See Armand Perrenoud or f. A
Shallis
You bad better get that new suit a
ouce. Would you know the why an
whereforY Look at today's nd
LANCE s Wunderlich.
! Commencing June 25th wOnnacot
) & Barr will place on sale their entir
stock Of mems boys aud children
clothing at greatly reduced prizes.
: The demonstarator Tor the Calebrs
ted White House Teas aud Coffee,
{ OF Boston, and "a. and ]. BrondeE
3 STEMS, of San Francisco, will be Z
our store Monday. Tuesday and Wed
: nesday, June 90, 81 aud -, to sho
the public the superior qualities {
! these goods. All are cordially Ia
! vlted TO call aud have social on
with us from 10 to IL o'clock "A
and to 8 p. IN. each day. II
n wieeett & Empey company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25

The following letters remain an.
elamied 10 the postofiiee;
". II. Anderson, Miles, Alice Arm.
weld, Bert l.. Bristol. Mike Chart.
rand, Bert Edwards, William Rnappa.
VIII Kennedy, John Alson. ., Jack
Pambel. J. l.. Stnder. 4
Please say advertised when calling
for the above letters.
d. +. MASON, Postmaster.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25
NEWS OF Town AND coUNrY

Mlaa Mabel Ashby, seaeheE IN tbs
Ear4ner school, i visiting the family
sf Mrs. Joe Olmktead.
n. J. O'Raitiy has purchased
Aali interest 10 the cigar store next
10 the Exchange National bank.
Allie nesaussaFe came down from
gHrdsn the 1Fst of the week 70 spend
fow days visiting bis mother.
The stectric line received four
AanAs4ra from Portland house
Tuesday for the nss Of the section
men.
Nlkolas Rodins aays that dry
veaehar IL golas 10 cause = shortage
"a the bar crop 10 his usighboEbood
seroas The rivuF.
Nils Nora olmstead IL visiting
srisads 81 wnrdnsF aud KinEstoa.
Me. OimsEaad ia alec ~ KinRston on
businn1a..
Tha univaraalIat Sunday school q
Spokane held ita annuai Plenle 80
Blsnkuell PARK Thursday uudsF tbs
Alruutlon Of Mr. Lin-ley.
TIE uails % tbs large brick ware
koass gos The Idaho Mercantile oomp-
aay ara eoiaE ap and the building will
ha pushed 10 comPletlon without de-
lag.
rho ladies 81 The w. X. e, havu
requested tbe Press 30 extend their
thanks 70 The members u The q. A.
Il. and eltlEaas for aaaistAnos on dec.
Grafton day.
AZ Tbs recaat session Of tha grand
tamplo at Ralhbpne slsters, held II
wardnsr. Mrs. -. :. Wood, tbs
delegate from ths local temple, was
elected grand outer guard.
Mss. ". l.. pouerr. ~ Grsy's Har.
Dor. wash.. after visiting hsr sister,
Mrs George Cooper. 'eft foF Palnne'
City. Wash. TO Visit = daughter 10
fore returning to her home.
Al the Baptist church the pastor sal
preach In the morning on Personal
Inaueuee". He evening topic eli
be "a n,tssnated pair, or q sensible
rife With foolish husband. !"
After tomorrow when there will b
"a song service AZ 8 o'clock p. n
evening meeting In the Presbyterian
church will be discontinued until
September. Morning serv.ce will b
held ~ usual each Sunday.
Boyd Hamilton returned from walli
walla Monday, where be Fpeat severa
days attending tho Washington Stat
Bankera' association meeting. tie !
3 member OF the association and ~
ports = very pleasant and profitabl
meeting.
Tuesday Marshal Craudall tend
cred his resignation 90 The board Q
town trustees aud The vacancy was I'm
msdlatoly allied by appointment Q
Patrick McGovern, who ives formerl,
chief of police at Wallace. Mr.. SIC
Govern has q reputation as beln
one Of the best police officers ths
ever wore a star and Occur d'Alen
Il fortunate in securing bis services
The sawmill Of she Coour d'Aleu
Lnmber company was started Mouda
and 10 running q full day shift
Several Of the union me1 Nho wei
out on q strike we're among those VII
vent 20 work. The company 10 pusl
ing che Installation OF machinery
The planning mill aud will soon /
able to start It.
The intake pipe for the new wat,
works was lowered into position
Sanders bay Thursday evening. III
company had the pipe all couneetS
up and ready TO loWer with as litt
delay a. possible. bat Il took louR'
than figured upou aud ne result q
town was without water for sever
hours, The Ping IL down 100 fe
from the surface aud over COO fe
from ahore, which ought TO give q
very best water obtainable. II vi
certainly be free ut Impurities.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

EgnA0 LOO uhAEEo.
uss ceretana fiOur. E. D. Keller a
Co.
Call on F. A. shalIis for fresh
groceries.
Z Our cloverleaf and Limburger
cheese can't be beat. The wggstt q
EmPey Co.
We buy our barb wire and nails ia
car lots. It will save you money TO
get our prices. The Idaho Mercantile
Co.
II you want good bread, Olympic
IL the fiour 10 get.
A new aud complete line Of caskets
ut r. y. HedAl'a.
Underwear and hosiery 20 suit
everybody al Potter Minnick Co.
This Is the chance of your life TO
get an automobile. 3. b. Keller 4
Co. can tell you bow 10 get IL.
All persons owing store accounts to
me will Gnd their bills 81 the old
stand aud can pay the amount 10
J. l. McGrew, who viii receipt the
same. Armand PerreBond.
Automobiles freei Just thlnk Of
IL. See =. b. Keller a Co. Can tell
you all about IL.
II you arc looking for fresh butter
aud eggs. or want nuta o. fruit, so 10
Pieree'a fruit store, Second and Sber-
man streets.
Any hroaamaker can make good
bread from Ceretana.
Dry VOID FOR sale. The wiRgett
A Empey Co.
The Cash Grocery is the place 10
get your vegetables. Always fresh
from the gardens.
Olympic is warranted To suit. Try
sack, use half Of il. aud II not
satisfactory, return the balance aud
get your money back.
Try our corn aud alfalfa for milk
and butter. David Bedell.
See Jas. II. Harte about those two
business lots on Sherman street.
For sale Five acre tract of land
adjoining the toSn. See james IL.
1 narte.
Just opened up, the largest line Of
Douglas shoes ever shown in COeur
4 Alene. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
ION want an automobile. You car
have one free. Inquire of +. b. KEEL
Ter 4 Co.
Furnished rooms 10 rent. Inquire
at the postofilee.
PatronlRe piarce's fruit store fol
fruits, nuts. fresh butter aud eggs Al
the lowest cash prices. A coed stocl
Of tobaocos and cigars.
The attention OF farmers is called
20 cur complete stock of seeds, in
cluding clover, blue grass, timoth!
aud millet. Also a good line o.
garden seeds. David Bedell
For crash, straw or wool hats, tr,
Potter Minnick Co.
Twill cell you lots sinRly or ia block
some low as SOS. 90 each. can max,
terms two suit you ~ | own the PRO
perty. l. K. Whitney.
Lots ia o'Briens' addition, border
ing on the original townsite, at lov
prices and on easy terms Of paymen
to prospective builders. See jaime
II. Harte.
Boys suits, mems pants and over
, alls at Potter. Minniok Co.
DO you want working suit,
business sutton a dress suit. We cal
az you out, and our prices are right
! The Idaho Mercantile Co.
D Our tailor made suits from 81
! up. A perfect &c guaranteed. Tn
. wlsgett s Emnes Co.
, Don't lose any time In leavin
: your measure for one Of those Nobh
. Suits for the Fourth, two sampl
books TO choose from. Potter. Min
nick Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25

ON July aud, Ord, and lth the
Northern Pacific will sell tickets TO
all points within two hundred milos
Of starting point at the rate OF one
aud one third fare for the round trip,
Tickets good to return until July
Sab. Halt Of the above rates will be
made for children of the half fare
age.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25
shirt waist sale.

Must unload as our stock Is large
aud a good selection to buy from.
One third of. Commencing Monday,
June IL, ending Saturday, June 20,
THE wI0GETT AND EMPEY 90.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-25

very quickly. IL also allays tho
pain and soreness. Keep bottle ue
Pain Balm in your home and it will
save you time and money. mot 20
mention the Inconvenience and
suffering, which such injuries entail.
For sale By the Occur d'Alene Drag
Co.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-12-09
Musical

The Misses Topp entertained most
charmingiy the As You Like it Club on
riday afternoon. Vases of ~chrysanthe-
NUNS added much to the beauty OF the
lovely home. Lord Byron was the lit
erary subject for the afternoon and the
following program was given:
Instrumental solo, Miss Cliff Blair.
Sketch of Byron's Works, Miss Villa ms
Instrumental duet, Misses Hines.
Poem, Miss Troy. Mrs. George Francis
conducted the table talk embracing the
life of Byron from early childhood. Az
the conclusion OF the literary program
the hostesses had arranged a pleasing
contest OF illustrating the names OF Illus
trating the naInes Of songs. Miss Neil
Mclean was the fortunate prize winner
a beautiful silver brush. Misses Ethel
and Hazel Topp assisted in serving de-
lightful refreshments. The invited
guests were Mrs S Kinds, l., D. Hines.
Geo. Francis, E D, Hood, Y C Kincan-
non, and Gill Strain. Misses Mclean,
Armstrong. Jourdan, Lock ard, Topp
and Quill OF Mobile.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-12-09
Gard OF Thanks.

For the kind acts given us during the
illness aud death OF our husband and
father. we d IS re to speak through the
Journal, our deepest feeling OF gratitude.
The many expressions Of sympathy and
consolation received in our great bereav.
ment. have boen a ource OF comfort.
And to all that have been SO kind, we
would say next to the love OF the Heav-
emily Father, comes to our hearts the
coincidence of sympathizing friends. May
God give His mercy i'll abundance to all
10 such sorrow.
Mrs. &. II RUFF and Family.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-12-09
COUNTY TELEPHONE SERVICE.

The Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph
Co wishes to operate in connection mish
it's exchanges in the country q couaty
system and to this end request the farm.
ers of the country to give it an oppors
tunity Of presenting to them it's plans Tor
the service. BY the use Of the greatest o.
modern Inventions, the farmer car at q
minimum cost to himself keep in ouch
with the markets and on the daTa that
the highest prices re offered for tho
products of his farm he can be reached
oyer the telephone by his mercha mis- Q T
by his confidential advisor ard stH ire
quently In one transaction save y orr
than the cost in his telephone eeryice i.f
an entire year. The farmers Ia ibis see
ton are invited to confer witt the t-ons
pany's nerest local manager. or to MAKE
their wants known directly to the etacn-
tive office at Nashville, Tenn.
CUMBERLAND TELEPHCNE & PELE
GRAPH co. a
The Tupelo journal., 1904-12-09
Johnseus Mc.Farlin.

At the home of the bride. mere Verona.
Miss. Sunday morning. Dec. 4. 1904
Mr.. Asa Johnson and Miss. Ethel Nc
Farling. were united in the holy bonds
of wedIock by Rev. jeff Rogers.
Miss Ethel ia the beautiful daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James McFnrlipg. and
is considered a fayorite with the young
people. Mr.. Johnson is Il handsome
young mau OF PleasantGrove neighbor-
hood, and has a host Of friends who
wish for him and his lovely bride a long
life of peace and happiness
4 Friend.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-12-09
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
STATE DE MISSISSIPPI.

STATE DE MISSISSIPPI,
To L. G. Lowery, Galveston, Texas, De-
PENDANT.
You arr commanded TO appear before
he Chancery Court of the county of Lee.
in said State, IN the Third Monday OF
March. A. b., 1905, to defend the suit in
said Court OF Jennie Lowery wherein
you are defendant.
This 2Sth day of November. A. D.
1904 &. W. LONG, ClerR-
Anderson 4 Long, Sol. Complainants.
IL l st
The Tupelo journal., 1904-12-09
Local and Personal
Business NJ tlcs.

We ind il necessary to again call
the attention Of our delinquent subscrib-
ers to the fact that VIC are in need Of
the amounts duefrom them and would
very greatly appreciate an early re
Spouse to this request. While the sums
due by each is small. yet in the aggre-
gate they amount to a considerable
sum which we badly need ut this
time. We have carried these past due
accounts a. long rs we can do 50
and must now settle them up.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-12-09
NOTICE

We the undersigned resi- eetiqhy ash
that the public get their meats 90 Sat
urdays during the wintet months as
the meats will keep as well al yaaiF WI
house as onr place OF business mud give
a few Sundays OF rest, All tpe Mat
kets willl be open from 6 to 4. IS
but no deliveries will be made bep'ns
this is not asking too much, We are
Very respectfully
PICKLE BRtpfa
j, NJ. FEAR
j. SHELTON
STRAUS q ssTK1r
The Tupelo journal., 1904-12-09
Shoes

This store has the agency in Tupelo for Stetsons
Fine Shoes for men. Everywhere 5000 our price
$500, agency also for the celebrated Crawford
Shoe for men So. so and $500, Agency for Boring
Shoe Co., "Imperiall' brand fine shoes for ladies.
None look better or wear better, the dressiest shoe
in Tupelo.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-12-09
Underwear

This store has u complete stock Of underwear To-
LADIES' and children, men and boys.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-14
GooD:FoR "WANNY.'

Loveland is ct last being given a
newspaper of.which it can be proud.
Since W. c. Wannamaker took charge
OF The Register there has been steady
and marked improvement with each
succeeding issue. 1t has been sort
OF unwritten law in northern Colo
RADIO newspaper business that the
advertiser was the whole thing, and
the readers interests did not need
to be considered. This idea is a
great mistake, as the first requisite
to obtain advertising results is circu-
lation. 10 secure this the readers
tastes must be catered to. 1t is
refreshing to note then that Mr..
WanDamaker has the nerve to take
all advertising of the front page and
to fill that up with good live news.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-14
kERSEY

Alma Simonsen had lawn party
Sunday for her little friends.
The Ladies' Circle gave dance in
the Woodman hall Wednesday NIGHT.
Mrs. Jordan was the guest of Mrs.
Prater Of Greeley the latter part of
the week.
j. X. Painter has gone to Denver
for few days rest. He will return
in the near future.
T. M. Jordan returned from, Boul-
der Sunday. He sold his property In
that place while there.
Misses Bertha VanCleeve and Ida
johnson visited Mrs. Reinhold of
Greeley Saturday and Sunday.
j.. L. Ewing loaded four Car loads
OF. sheep here Thursday TO be shipped
to. ON aha. Charles Simonsen went
with them.