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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-06
NJUScrroN IS DISSOLVED.
Railway Company can Proceed with lis
ExtensEo1s
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Railway Company Can Proceed wIth lis
Extensions.
The injunction Of r. r. Mann and
others against the town Of Occur a.
Alene, which was obtained to prevent
the Occur d'Alene & Spokane Rail-
way company from making q cut in
Front street for the extension Of its
line to Sanders beach, was dismissed
in the district court Wednesday on
motion of McClear q Burgan acting
as attorneys for the town.
This closes up the legal obstacles
to the building Of the line through
the town and il is probable that the
extension viii be made without
further delay. The railway company
had force at work grading along the
street when the injunction was
obtained. II stopped all work and
the matter has been at a standstiIl
awaiting the action OF the court, the
company taking the position that the
town should eight the injunction.
The completion Of the extension will
mean the early construction of the
lumber manufacturing plant OF the
William Howard Land & Lumber
company II other conditions are
favorable. 1t means a big payroll
for the town and will be Of benefit
TO all. The action of the court is
very important for these reasons.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-06
A Creeping Dealt,

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart, causing death. ]. E. stearns,
Belle Plaine, Mum, writes that a
friend dreadtully injured his hand,
which sWelled up like blood poison.
Ing. Bueklen's Arnica saire drew
ont the poison. healed the wound,
aud sayed his life. Best IN The
world for burns aud sores. aa oents
Il the Occur d'Alene Drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-06
BUSINESS BRIEFS

Ceretana iour is the best.
For hack service, call up 'he
Occur 'Alene Drug Store.
While at Spokane, eat at the Model
Bakery Cafe, SIC sprague Ave.
shop in rear of Cooper d Meyers
Confectionery store. Beaumont.
T. E. Hedal, the furniture dealer.
will sell you ESQ high grade sewing
machine for s35 and sA0. This il
your opportunity to buy at small
margin above cost.
We are headquarters for all kinds
of stock and poultry foods, bone,
grits, beef scraps and she'll. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Are you in q hurryf Call Beau
mont. Phone sc a.
Two good business rooms in the
Scott block on Fourth street for rent.
Inquire at the Press office. This is a
good business location aud the rooms
are we'll suited for the purpose.
II. A. Miller Lakeside avenue.
near the n. p depot, has new and
second hand furniture at lowest prices.
II you have been disappointed, try
Beaumont
For bargains In vail paper, go to
Perrenoud's, Scott block. Paper
from five cents a double roll up.
We want the orders Of dairymen
add others for butter wrappers be.
cause we print them 10 ink that does
not smut the butter but remains on
the paper under all conditions
Prices, cash With the order, l, geo for
e.. SO; or 1000 for $3.50. The
Press Publishing company.
Skilled mechanics and personal
supervision guarantees to you the
best Beaumont.
Dry wood for sale. The wiggett
q Empey 20.
The Novelty Works has just receiv.
ed shipment NJ electric lamps which
are guaranteed to be superior ia
candle power aud durability TO any
lamps heretofore used Ia Occur d..
Alene, 4. s, 10. - and 80 candle
power apr. % 1t.
Who does your paperhangingS See
Beaumont.
A new and complete line OF caskets
at I. f. Hedal's.
beaumont, the paperhaneer and
painter. n. p. Track and sherman
street
Midland boiled oil. This is the
best oil manufactured. Sold at same
price as common oil at the Idaho
Mercantile Co.
f. b. Keller 4 Co. have just re.
oeiyed car Of Ceretaua, the famous
bard wheat -four,
just received Another shipment
Of ladies' shirt waists in new and |
dainty styles. The Idaho Mercantile
90.
n. p, Track and Sherman street. |
Phone sc a. beaumont.
II. A. Robinson, painter and paper
hanger, will do your work right al
he right prices, Leave orders at I.
'. Cases tailor shop. 9tp.
buy nome OF your own through
he Western Home aud Investment
company. Money loaned to buy or
build you home at low rate Of
interest on monthly payment plan,
Call on local adiuster aud agent.
;, A. ueSaussure. Dollar block.
Poultry netting In an Widths at
he right prices The Idaho Mer.
,aatilo Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-06


moved into their new home % Foster
street.. Il IL modern cottage Of siH
rooms containing a bath and other
consenienoes. They have a very neat
aud comfortable home.
The members % tbs local ". r. @.
enjoyed q fFatarnal vlait from che
members Of the Raihdrum corps
yesterday siteFnoud. Mrs. l.. u.
FaFmiu, Of Standpoint. depai tmsnt
inspector, Was also present.
Cleanse your system Of all i'm.
puritios this month. Nos IL the time
to take Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. Il will keep you we'll all sum.
meF. IS cents. tea or tablets. For
sale hy the Occur d Aiene Drug Store.
Miss Agnes Main will return from
= two weeks vacation visiting friends
81 Seattle tomorroN. and Monday viii
oeein teaching the summer term 81
schonl az Mica bar. Miss Main IL
one Of the successful teachers Of the
county.
The Occur d'Alcne ball team Ia n
ranging 10 meet the University Of
Idaho team como time next seek on
tho park grounds. A game has also
been arranged with the Modern
woodmoa team II Spokane. for sun
day the 2lst
T. A. MoaT Il here from spokane
TO supcriutcud the construction Of
the nuw bank building for the
Occur d'Alcue Bank 4 Trust com.
pany. Active work on the foundn
tiou aud sapersiFaclure ain be
pushed without delay.
Tho Baptist church viii organize a
choral society next Tuesday evening.
Mas 9th. They have secured the
services of Mrs. Wenona s. Riddle.
81 Spokane, as director. Both young
aud old are Invited Go become mem.
bcrs of this association.
The repairs to the steamer Georgia
oakea were completed the first OF the
week aud the boat IL now in good
condition for the seasons business,
Four Watertight compartments were
placed IN the hull and other improve.
ments made to insnre the safety Of
passengers.
Why suffer with spring tiredness,
mean, cross feeling, no strength no
appetitc' HOLSTERS Rocky Mount
ain Tea will make you we'll and keen
you we'll. So cents tea or tablets.
For sale by the Occur d'Alene Drug
store.
The members Of A, I. McReynolds
post and the W. K. c. gave a bean
bake at the Catholic hall Thursday
evening which was we'll patronized. |
They served a nice supper Of hot /
beans, brown bread aud cold ham, /
With cake and pie.
Mrs. c. NJ. Robertson has moved |
her stock Of goods from the Franklin
block 10 the new brick store on
sherman street east OF Fourth. The
new quarters make a very COY and |
room for her business and
The store presents a very attractive
appearance.
The new boiler has been placed In
ihe steamer Colfax and the machinery
overhaulcd, ell necessary repairs
being made with the installation of
he new boiler, which lie Of the water
lube class and of much greater capa.
,ity than the old one. This increase
In steamlnR power is expected to
result In increased speed aud the
Jolfax IL now one OF the fast boats
IN tho lake, The Coltax made her
irst trip Monday whom she took out
IN excursion party of over 200
Knights Of Columbus, from Spokane.
the trip to Harrison aud
'eturn.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-06

AAS AAN@AEA1 CRUZ VIII open the
Blackwell park pavilion Wednesday
evening with = social dance.
The 6uBderson Lumber company
started It's mill Monday for the
seasons run with n full crew Of men.
AZ Thursday evenings session Of
kOoienHi lodge, knights OF Pythias,
Clement Wilkins and p. w. johnson
we're elected delegates aud F. A.
shailis and John G. Rosen alternates
10 the annual session of the grand
lodge, which meets at shoshone, Ia
the southern part Of the state. June
as.
Frank &. Margetis has organized a
class in steuography and typewriting
which IL making good progress. Mr.
MarRetts IL one Of the most thorough
masters 81 these branches and has
bad much experience 10 court report.
Ing, which is the most difficult work
In that line and IL a competent
teacher.
Don't let the children suffer. IL
they are fietful, peerish and cross,
give them HOLSTERS Rocky Mount
ain Tea, The best baby tonic known.
Strength aud health follow IT. use.
80 cents For sale by the Occur a
Alene Drug Store.
The Forty Hours Devotion will
begin at The Catholic church tomor.
row with high mass al 10 30 a. m.
Father . uroell will preach on The
Real Presence Of Christ in the
Eucharist. " Sunday evening the ser.
mon will be preached 10y a Jesuit
priest. aud Monday evening by Rev.
J. q. Cunningham.
AZ the Fitst Baptist church Sunday
the services will be as follows:
Sunday school 10 q. m. morning
service II a. M, Junior society
+ p. M, Young Peoples meeting
1915 p. m, evening service p. m,
prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at p. m. The subject for Sunday
morning will be 1.-THE Attracliveness
Of Christ, aud 10 the evening will
be "A Question OF Life or Death"
Pastor Litheriand will present "a
Tyofold Revelation Of God" at the
forenoon service In the Presbyterian
church next Sunday. AZ s p. m. he
will begin a series Of studies from
the lives Of the great reformers.
Martin Luther, who was prominent
~ reformcr, with be tho guest at
this the beginning OF the course Of
sermons, Singing by congregation
and choir will be a prominent part of
all the services.
About 80 Knights of Columbus
who bad been attending the state
assembly Of Washington at Spokane,
came here Monday on a special train
over the electric line aud enjoyed an
excursion on the lake, having
chartered the steamer Collax for that
purpose. The excursionists lunched
at the Inn aud we're delighted with
their outing. Occur d'Alene IL be.
coming the objective point for all /
eScursionists seeking a resort where
The greatest pleasure can be found.
Bedell & Irvine have moved into
their new block at the corner OF
Occur d'Alene and Fourth streets,
although Il Is not quite completed.
The flrst story is divided into two
business rooms aud the second story
lie fitted up for lodging house with
ten large rooms. The Grm has pur.
chased lot on the corner of Coenr a.
Alene aud Third streets along the
Northern Pacific track and will
utilize II for warehouse which win
be erected at once, The lot sold for
$1,000.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-06

JAS. Fl. Harte offers a three acre
tract adjoining the town suitable for
plating into lots. See display ad.
II you want the best quality Of
white lead at the lowest price, 60 to
the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Dry wood-Fir, tamarack and pine.
sixteen inch and four foot. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Considering the fine class Of work
manship and goods, our prices are
very moderate. Call and examine
our large variety Of spring novelties
In paintings, and suitings at 7. V.
Cases, the tailor next to the Audi
toriam.
Deadening felt, tar felt and ali
kinds of building paper, in any
quantity. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
shampooine, facial massage, mani
curing done at ladies residence. Ad-
dress box Al. Also plain sewing.
ap. 4t-p.
Candy kitchen at the City Bakery.
Fresh and pure candies every day at
reasonable prices.
just received Another car of seed
wheat and oats at the idaho Mercan-
tile Co.
Try a sack of Pride Of Minnesota.
use half Of it and If you do not think
ii Is the best. return it and get your
money back. The Idaho Mercantile
Co.
Warren's il the best mixed paint
on the market. We self it at the
same price as the common mixed
paints. The Idaho Mercantile Co,
sole agents.
ksesemeyer market for sausage
and chopped meats that are fresh aud
free from preservatives Of any kind.
We make a speciality of this branch
OF our business.
We carry the best ladies' shoe in
America. The Wiggett & Empey Co.
Mems. boys aud children's hats
and caps, shapes to fit any head, aud
styles to suit the most fastidious.
The Wiggett i Empey Co.
Direct from the factory A large
shipment of 81. % shoes in Balls,
Blucher and old gents styles, at
sl.75. Idaho Mercantile Co.
Highest market price paid for
green and dry hides. B. H. Williams
II you use Ceretana -four, you
always have good bread. Z. b.
Keller & Co.
II you want the best bread, ron
must use the best flour-Ceretana.
Two good milob COWS, family
driving horse and bicycle for sale.
Cali at this Office for further in.
Wanted 1.-Two or three unfurnished .
rooms for light housekeeping, or
will rent small house. Inquire of p.
this office. apr. 29-lp,
Perfection in work aud material is
what we strive for. Beaumont,
I. V. Case, the peoples tailor. is
! little of the main street, but he Is
the Ats just the same, and
pou will end = large liRe OF goods to
elect from.
Pride Of Minnesota is the best hard
wheat -four on the market. The
IDAHO Mercantile Co.
For pure, fresh candy you should
'atronlRe the City Bakery. An ex-
candy maker will supply
'ou with the best that can be made.
Look at those blocks in o'Brien's
edition which have been recently
feared. There is no finer location
u Occur d'Alene, See Jas, Il. Harte.
Our tailor made suits from slofI
ip. a perfect at guaranteed. The
Viggete & Empey co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-06
Did YOU SAY GROCERIES,

Nell you not trading with you making big mistake
as well price regard coffee Blend at zoe can not
be equaed for the money Our Crystal Blend 25c not be
duplicated anywhere for less than 9o Our Banker Java
considered equal any 4oc coffee market And
want the best try Golden Gate 4oc None produced at
any price
We have just received another of Eastern hard wheat flour
put up under IabePrde Minnesota We guarantee
this equal to Psburys Best any the world This
broad assertion, but we stand back of every sack
The new enterprise., 1905-08-03
RUN-OVER LOCALS

Ask your grocer about "Fewer gal
Ions; wears longer"
Maj. Drew spent Saturday in Jack
sonvllc on business.
c. Z. Hood and wife Of Dunnellon are
guests Of Mrs. j. L. Morrow.
Mr.. Drew Williams one Of Lees best
young men was in town on business
Monday.
Hardy Griffin and DIR. Green OF Green.
vile were business visitors IN the city
Monday.
Ask your minister about Fewer gal
Ions; wears longer"
Dick Shackleford left Saturday for
Quincy where he has accepted a good
position. Success to you, Dick.
Rev. A. L. Woodward Of Tallahassee
preached two most acceptable sermons
at the Methodist church Sunday.
Mai, Drew has sold bis "large block Of
stock" in the First. National Bank Of
Madison, to a party IN Jacksonville
Mrs. J. F Lines came down from
Quincy Tuesday and will spend awhile
with her daughter, Mrs. Thornton.
Ask "Shorty" Underwood about
Fewer gallons; wears Ionger'
Walter Wade still suffers considerably
as the result Of the Vann fire last week.
No bones were broken but he was Sc
verely bruised and shaken up and it is
with difficulty that be manages to navl'
gate ut all,
DO not forget that Dr. E. II, Arm -
strong and etsfT Of renowned Eye and
Nerve specialists Of Jacksonville, VIII
be here at the Merchants Hotel, Aug, 10
and II. They request that all their for
ner patients will come TO the hotel for
an inspection Of their case, aud would
invite any others who are in need ol
their services to see them.
The new enterprise., 1905-08-03
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

WHEREAS, In the death Of Angus
Paterson, Esq, a great loss 10 suffer-
ed by all our community, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED;
|. That it is eminently fitting
that the death OF good and great
man AS our Past Grand Master,
should be made the occasion to re
member his virtues and to look up
on his example.
II. That in the departure from
this life Of Past Grand Master Angus
Paterson, who at the time Of bis
death was the worshipful Master OF
this Lodge, we have sustained a be-
reayement most heavy and aftiic,ire
though we would not murmur nor
complain at the acts Of Divine Prov
dence, knowing that in infinite wis
dom the Supreme Architect of the
Universe doeth all things well.
III. That we offer our sympathy
and coincidence to bis family who
will miss loving brother, that a
page in our minutes be set apart for
The inscription Of these resolutions, ,
and that we request their publication
in the Madison papers.
EUGENE p. MICKLE,
r, S. MCINTYRE, Committee,
R. g. RUSSELL,
Madison Lodge, No, IL, F. q A.
M. Madison, Fla.
The new enterprise., 1905-08-03
Card.

To the kind friends and nelghbors
who so materially assisted at theoeo-
side of my son, Bythewood' during
his last illness. / desire to offer my
sincere ard lasting thanks Your
aid and sympathy during that sad
neriod will be ever gratefully re-
membered and appreciated.
Respectfully,
Mrs. McCLELLAND.
The new enterprise., 1905-08-03

Wait for "Fewer gallons; wears
longer"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Dou gherty Of VAL
dosta spent Saturday in the city.
DIR. Geo, O. DAVIS is able to be out
again after a short spell of fever.
Miss Vann Wilson is spending the
week in Hamburg with her mother.
Col, Chas, f, Davis has been spend
ing the week past at Atlantic Beach.
Hon. F, NJ. Tooke Of Hamburg was
transacting business In town Monday.
Oxford Wade returned Tuesday from
a weeks pleasant stay at White Springs.
j. Newman spent the latter days OF
/ last week at nis old home, Dawson, Ca.
DIR. Conway says his number Of extrac-
tions is growing very fast here lately.
Ask your blacksmith about "Fewer
gallons wears longer"
Services at the Baptist church Sun.
day, morning and night, conducted by
Rev, Edwards Of Stetson University.
G. M. Frier, one " Lees prosperous
citizens, was in town Monday on busi-
ness, and favored us with a pleasant
call.
Mrs. w. H. Dial has gone to DowliDg
Park aud Hampton Spring at which pop
ular resorts she will spend several weeks.
Miss Susie Stevens left Tuesday morn
ing for Cincinnati, Ohio, IN which city
she will visit friends for several weeks.
The Misses Manning returned Tues
day from White Springs at which pop
ular resort they had spent several days.
Contractor DAVIS will at once begin
the construction Of the vault for the
| Citizens Bank IN the building just va
Gated by d, 6. Smith. We are inform
Ell that when the work for the bank is
completed the building, inside and ont,
viii have undergone q complete trans
formation, The bank hopes to occupy
its permanent quarters about Sept lst.
From present Indications generous
share Of the citizens Of Madison will
move upon New York, starting on the
journey next Sunday Those who ex-
pect to sail on the Clyde steamer Arap-
ahoe, leaving Jacksonville Monday
morning next, are j, E. Hardee, S, A.
Smith, Walter Bunting, will Taylor
Jim Smart, Albert FraleRh, W, S, Over
street, Al Vann and T, j, Beggs.
Therell be something doing when that
crowd hits Broadway,
The new enterprise., 1905-08-03
Fraud Exposed,

A few counterfeiters have lately been
making and trying to sell limitations OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, and other med
icines, thereby defraudinR the public.
THIS ls to warn you TO beware Of such
people, who seek to profit, through
stealing the reputation Of remedies
which have been successfully curing dis
ease, for over 80 years. A sure pro-
lection, to you, is our name on the wrap
per Look for IL, on all DR. Kings, or
Bucklen's remedies, as all others are
mere limitations. Fl p Bucklen s. Co.,
Chicago, III, and Windsor, Canada.
Sold by B f Moseley.
The new enterprise., 1905-08-03
Angus Paterson.

In the death of Col. Angus Pater-
son, which occurred at the home OF
his sister, Miss Katherine Paterson,
on Wednesday night last, Madison
loses a devoted citizen and one who
for many years had extended an in
huence for good in every respect.
Col. Paterson was born in Glas.
gov, Scotland Sept. 18th 1884, and
was therefore, at the time Of MS death,
nearly Il years Of age. He came to
this country with his parents as a
child, settling in Gadsden county
from whence they moved to this
county sometime about 1850, and
from that time until his death Col.
Paterson remained a citizen Of Mad
ison. For many years he had prac-
ticed law IN this State and his name
appears as counsel in many o. the
States most cell brated civil cases
He was a jealous Presbyterian in
which denomination be occupied the
p, sition of ruling Elder He was an
active and consistent member of the
church at Madison and his place is
one which will be hard to I'll.
Cnl. Paterson never. in his long
and useful life, mingled in politics
but he ably represented Madison
county in the Constitutional Conven.
tion Of 1855, that being, so far as we
know, the only political position be
ever held. He was a devoted and
enthusiastic Mason of high degrel
and had served as Grand Master OI
Florida.
lie is survived by a sister, Mis-
Katherine Paterson of this county
and brother Of GadsdcD county,
TIE funeral was held last Thurs.
lday afternoon and was conducted b,
Rev. DR.. MIckle, his pastor, A
the grave the impressive burial cere
mony Of the Masonic order was con-
Quoted by Grand Master Pulestol
Of Monticello, attended by a larg
delegation of the brethren from Mad
son, Monticello and other lodges, i
the presence Of a large concous
of friends who had gathered to pa.
the last tribute Of respect to the la
mented dead,
The new enterprise., 1905-08-03
Sub-District Lost,

Madison will not be a school sub
district, the election held on Tuesday
resulting in a decided vote against
the proposition. The total number
of votes cast was l07 of which "for
the district received 2Si "against
district" 81.
The new enterprise., 1905-08-03
Upon the High Seas.

WYNN INV heao" N&ge
On Monday June 10th, 'O5, left
Madison, Fla, for the Baptist World
Congress in London, Eng, and ex
tended tour through Scotland, Wales
England, Ireland, Germany, France,
Belgium, Holland, Switzerland and
Italy.
Leaving my family at Bishopville,
sc. and visiting my old home in
Virginia and day or two in Balti-
more | found myself at the Westmin.
ster Hotel n. Y. With the bare mem.
ton of the fact that our flying train
between Baltimore and New York
takes water without losing speed !
leave this part Of my trip,
When on Friday, Tune 3Oth at 4p, m,
we stepped on board the White Star
Line s, 5. Celtic we were on a very
safe ship. She is one Of the largest
passenger steamers in the world. She
is twin screw steamer ZOO feet long,
rs feet wide, 40 feet deep and her bot
tom goes 38 feet under water. She
carries 2O904 gross tons burthen, ,2444
passengers. She was built in 1901
and has made rs successful trips
across the tlantic. The officers on
board say this is the finest trip the
boat ever made. We felt almost as
il we were walking out on a ten acre
field,
From America we have about 500
delegates 10 the Baptist World Con-
gress IN London. On this ship we
hav. 157. Altogether we have 1888
persons on board--a little city float
ing across the ocean, We are free
and easy in meeting people and yet
meet strangers every day.
We have a good time-we are all
young again. One old man IS years
old is on bis way to marry bis 4th
wife, a lady of 20 years. We walk
run, play, Jump rope, swing, pitch
sand bags, pitch rings, have tug Of
war, have literary concerts every
night, read etc, One great draw
back to our games is that they stoE
us A and 5 times a day to give us
something to eat If one gets hur'
cry between meals all he has to do il
TO call for it. II one sees ship in
the distance or porpoise or whale in
deep or a bird flying over the the face
Of the waters he soon has crowd by
& bis side eager to see some material
thing. We are connected with these
passing ships by wireless telegraphy
so that while the morning newspaper
Is not very prompt in coming to ouI
office since we left N. Y. yet we are
pot totally cut off from the world.
When we left N. Y. we had to g
considerably out of our way on ac-
POunt of a very large iceterg in the
pecan, and so instead of reaching
liverpool Saturday July eth we
Peach there Sunday July 9th early
p the morning in gOoo time foI
London on Monday, the opening
Pay. Our ship burns 300 tons OF
X'.l