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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-11
PLANS FOR PICNIC
Aane TO Come here $500
Strong.

--oe' Wash, June I1.-At. the
last night the grocer's asso-
eOmpleted arrangements for
M, annual picnic, which will
In ~ Occur d'Alene June 10
Is sl.y stores and markets will
49, 90 that day. About $500
Ia. &c expected to participate in
sm making. The first train
u ~ !. Tor the lake city at 6 80 a.
sssA. we're will be a train every
49, aates thereafter. A game
uAl,,i. and a full program of
ports will be features Of
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-11

II. K. Howell, the well known stone
mason, living at 1877 Third avenue,
Pocatello, Idaho, says: my kidneys
commenced to trouble me with sharp
pains across my back and hips and Il
took cold was worse. After work
ing hard for a few days / felt lame
and sore and i'll turned around quick
~, a stitch like pain caught me in my
back which for the time being was
very severe. had very bad attack
when my attention was called to
Doan's Kidney Pills and got a box
at Drug Store. They were just
what needed. They relieved me in
every way and made me better and
stronger than had been for a long
time. | still use them once in a while
as a tonic for the kidneys" For sale by
all dealers. Price so cents. Foster Mil
burn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole
agents for the United States. Re
member the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-11
q and STEAMBOAT TIME CARDS

+st,le shows the time 81 arrival
a fsIlos1llltss @f trains and steamboats,:
- ,.,,bern Pacific Railway.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-11

CITY IN BRIEF
Cab Phone 100.

For plumbing, see Dezeli.
Rsnshaw & Schmidt, real estate and
osnrance. Notary public.
j. Il. Lothrop, general freight
can't Of the Inland Empire Railway
Tstem, spent yesterday in Occur
'Alsne.
For sale-Twenty foot gasoline
,unch, Union Trust company.
M c. Peterson is expected home
biS evening from Nebraska where he
i been spending the past two weeks
|isiting his old home.
sanders new hall for rent every Fri
,y Old hall Mondays and every
bsr Saturday. V. w. Sander.
You can't do better than invest in
syerdale, see ad. :,
4. B. c. Day, Mariette, Wis, is
The city looking up a location.
ais a carpenter and will undoubted-
and all he can do if he decides to-
alte.
Tor rent two offices, photograph
alsry equipments furnished, a good
aning for an mp to date man or
oman. Apply }. w. Wiggett.
lust received one Oar ssload Of
sler and two car loads of cement.
nmer Fuel company.
Kiss CHLOE Grace is confined to
iOoms with very severe case Of
ales.
Dine at Hotel Idaho cafe. Best
rice in the state d prices moder
Neal tickets for IS. Special
can't dinner every Sunday, 80 to
80.
Sixteen inch and four foot dry
God. Idaho Mercantile company.
Buy lot. fOrs$lOlfrom the Ameri
trust company. See ad.
], c. Cauval, of WaIIa Walla, ar
WE'D in the city yesterday with E.
Thomas. Mr. Cauval is now max
z PREPARATIONS for either starting in
aainess for himself or buying into
ae 6rm here.
viii all persons knowing them
IVES to be indebted TO me, please
2 the same at once. also having
igea against me please present
% 10 ten days for settlement.
mes Baroer, Occur d'Alepe, Idaho.
haftin Bros. for painting, paper
gng and decorating.
?. Shenk, with the G. W. Nor
department store, will erect a
y bungalow ON his property on
md and Harrison streets.
Huy lot for $40 from the Ameri
= Trust company. See ad.
nuy property in Meyerdale So
ah 70 per month. See Union Trust
apany's ad
A IN
~. Fiewellyn, representing the
-oer interests of the Chicago, Mil.
aAse Il st. Paul railway was in the
yesterday the guest of j. T. CaI =
general manager of the Occur
acne lumber company.
aase you seen the Union trust
phay about MeyerdaleS
sAu at Mrs. Woods, s3s, corner Of
Ana and Fifth for first class at
and dressmaking. She. has
seAn experiences.
gay lot for $40 from the Amer.
Trust company. See ad.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-11

row openings the peFsplFation forcas
ftself like water through 4 sieve.
Each drop OF ssagnant watar con-
tains a world Of creatures swimming
with az much freedom az whales Il
the sen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

stateroom. They drove down from the
house TO the wharf the night before
with their trunk on top Of the carriage,
which is q great Improvement on Won
dering whether IL has arrived on the
dock or not In the carriage with them
he took a suit case, she her Morocco
travelling bag containing her toilet ar
ticles. nightgown. wrapper and black
silk shirt waist. In the suit case he
put his suit 90 wear on the steamer.
her black serge suit to go with her
waist and a dinner dress for her. The
flap accommodated his shirts. and there
was room for several small articles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

to sherry's. ate the best I'm the place
and then went aboard the ship. She
writes TO say the memory Of that din
ner stayed by her until she landed
Excuse me for mentioning this. but IL
a common habit Better diet a few
days before sailing and get the system
in order instead of banquetlng-tha Is,
II you want to be happy on board ship.
y
Last and not least, take it easy You
travel for health and amusement and
not TO get there. For mercy's sake be
good and frivolous while you are away
from home and have the chance Their
are so many serious travellers readine
their Baedckers like "A lot of owls.
What do you care about reading adj
that fine print? Keep your eyes open
and you will see a lot OF funny Things
you win certainly miss IL your nose H
buried in your guidebook. That's ODE
experience Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

In the leather trunk were his dress
SUIT and her best evening gown. with
hat and evening coat. one linen cos
tune, shirt waists and shirts galore
plenty of underwear and one afternoon
dress with hat to- match. The bottom
Of the trunk was LETT empty and when
they landed they placed their steamer
coats and suits lu H.
I'M this way they were dressed and
ready for an occasions. with only one
trunk TO take care Of
Her costume on the steamer was. as
7 said. "a smart black taffeta waist and
serge skirt OF the same color With
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
oooD NIGH ANo oooD MoRNlNe

GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD mOhNlNH
a fair little girl sat under tree
Sewing az fast as her eyes could 500,
Then smoothed her work and folded d
right
And said Dear work good night, sood
night"
such a number OF rocks came over her
head
crying. Cav. oaw,' on their way 70 b'd
ehc said, as shc watched their curious
night
Little black things, good night good
night"
Tho HORSES noIshed and the oxen lowed.
The Sleeps "Rleat, hlcat'" came over ne
road
~ seeming 10 say. with a quiet delIsht
Good little girl. good night good night
She did not say 10 tho sun GOOD night
Though she saw him there IKE ball o.
lirht
For she knew De- had Gods time 10 Keen
AN over the world and never could sleep
The tall pink foNgloye bowed his head
THE volcts curtsied and went 10 bed.
And good little Lucy uod nap Dor hair
And said. on her knees, her faNoi"'
prayer.
And while on her pillow she softly lay
snc know nothing more an again i vas
day
and an thiugs said 10 The beautiful sun
Good morning, good morning. Our "o''
is begun"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
WIT AND WISDOM.

People who always say what they
think usually think lot of disagree
able things.
A young artist possessing wealthy
friends who, to encourage him, bought
Dos pictures at prices IAN beyond tnc'r
worth had developed am exaggerated
idea OF Dis ability walking with "a
lady hiong one of tho principal streets
in Paris, he was gratihod 40 zee a Pile
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

called from lhc peculiar position 0i
the eye. which ara son ou mo tou of
the hc1d owing no tbis popularity
the star gazer b. prevented nom seeing
objects except those Immediately above
a.
There are Tots of dead ones in every
community nho ore n1t doing their
dulE ht flr Indrruirr
"AlaH' hrnIlrd d YounF wifr "men
arc h0nrIloH. sfcafufr.' NHn son
to. thrm thH hff 1n h rnTn
clli fncy dont eNcn trouble ta lo0s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

an occasions,
with "a little pair Of soft Turkish bed
room slippers that could be easily slip
ped into the morocco travelling bag.
How amy one manages 20 travel with
out one Of these travelling bags Is "a
mystery TO ME anyway. They are the
most convenient things made Minc
holds "a brush. comb. mirror and rs.
bottles one for too,h powder. one for
nailurush. one for toothbrush, one fer
complexion powder and the nth 5
1hapei to hold my cake Of soap TIL
bag is large enough 60 noid clipper.
wrapper nights0pu and an extra
waist. with "a couple of collars. ID o. a.
"a most serylceable shade OF dark green.
with my monogram n gilt on the out
side.
You could travel GOOD distance
with thi7 little arrangement as sole
baggage and NOT Pee badly or either
ond tle beauty of t is that having "a
place Tor each th.us. you don't 1isk .os.
ug b.
There o. m article most women dou't
th.uk az taking vith tbem and theF
would siNe almost anything for one on
Toe ieamer d Weln ho. vGto. bag.
Wha blcssIng a. is whom you are
.ralph no one cam faI Oh appreciate.
You place at your feet on against
For. side and your troubles disappear.
un 1Ie fo0lhel INFO gentle sleep. Then.
t.7. Beds on tir continent are likely 10
Do. Comp ui Z howe hal FEEL bulky a
bot voter bag as H STONE iug placed On
h.i hI.h u. when l was not feeling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

up fom uhar uraichcd paporsg'
eyes ner u.cnl orreCl, "but toli
them ihe soup o. growing cold and
they ny across tne room."
a short posf may cost long shadow.
Tho man Who pcota nothing viii
never Dr. oistnpomfed
Lofe ia riHi Thing SET there
ar' people "ll would rather marry
fHI m1unr.
Tho gr01irr nHrf of "a mHns hero wore
shin bel wasted nn him..r
winch DO yqn lofo meet, your para
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

- oCIETY enjoys its real holiday
49, in the autumn Newport Bar
L Horbor Naumgansctt Pier
southampton. are 90 the
scenes of a necessary parade. uocossa-
ny to the woman who would keep I'm
the swim. but when the summer season
is over there Is am interval before the
winter round Of payetios bon tow be-
gins. and then 30 is chat my lady haas
her real holiday and enjoys be- too. with
zest as keen as that of Ihu humblest
mechanic taking his sunday outing in
the country. just how the EIaude dame
spends these weeks of freedom depends
OF course upon her taste 10 she is par
ticular about her wardrobe she may
run over TO Paris aud divide the time
pleasurably between the ateliers Of her
modiste and mulincrs and the fete
making throups in the parks and bou-
ievards. for in Paris the art OF keeping
high festival has been reduced TO an
exactness surprising to the Auglo-SaX-
on race. Her mornings are OF course
devoted 10 the shops and couturieres
and are terminated with luncheon taxi
en- out under the trees IN some one OF
the many cafes that line the boule-
wards or. better still. In some quaint
old place like the celebrated Tour OAR
gent. which has been frequented by
gormands for the last 300 years For
diversion on particularly lovely days
she will drive out Of town or take a
run IN her automobile before luncheon
and draw up at some wayside inn or
old chateau transformed into "a hostel
~. there to regale herself with the
choicest OF culinary daindes served at
little tables on the balconies OF in the
courtyards.
At Versailles. which is only a brief
ride from Paris. there is the Reservoir.
where the viands are SO choice that one
might fancy that they had been sent
IN from the kitchens Of the palace ana
that Louis the Magnificent was stiu
host. After this feast nc for gods-or
should ] say goddesses 2--hor ladyship
can spend a pleasant hour I'm the gar
dens or wander through the endless
apartments. whose portrait lined walls
are fun OF suggestions for the seeker
after sartorial novelties. Versailles and
its galleries are the delight OF the
dressinnkcrs' designers and the agent
Of the interior decorator. These Turk
In every corner. digging mp new ana
novel" ideas for the establishment OF
the persons or the mansions OF the
nouveau richie. Madam may amuse her
self watching these seekers after new
things sketch the outlines of their i'm
SEPARATIONS, or she may herself go upon
a still hunt for oddities. Memories Of
la Valliere. Montespan. Maintenon la
Chateauroux, Pompadour and Du Bar
ry lurk in every corner and 70 Is dull
woman who cannot CLEAN some modish
suggestion from "a few hours study OF
the portraits of these beauties and the
art treasures of the palace.
when she wearies Of Versailles my
lady may go out 10 the Henri Quartre
at ST. Germam, where there is another
old palace and memories OF more fair
dead women Marguerite de Valois. In
Belle Gabrielle, Mary de- Medicl. Anne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

ried persons make o. 10 think uill
their fri nds rin help them in ih.N
troubles with each other Tho man 'i
woman who goes away from home iol
symnathv nnda sorrow and h1ns'
beck regief
vino meancst thme man can or.
nom lis wifc- viewpoint Dr. 10 i''''
kera .fCrei.
N-nr hoautful hat represents d"
rTnHid mininnIa rlll
Thn boa Us mIfhfief than me s"''"
IN ihe hands 81 = Oman Its
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

o. Austria and a host Of others who
have left their impress on the interior
OF the old medieval pile.
In the afternoon, after or before the
drive in the Bots De Boulogue DO is the
thing 70 visit one of the smart tea
rooms-the Ritz. where the Americans
and English most do cousregate. or the
Columbin. patronized by the exclusive
ladies' OF the Faubourg st. German.
still another set may be seen az Rum
pelmayers. headquarters Tor unique
and delicious cakes In This informal
glimpse OF the Partisan smart world
there is much that is euhehtening as
well as enlivcning TO the woman who
is out for a holiday and new clothes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

take part IN the killing and spend days
tramping about with dogs al their
heels and q sun sllls over their ach
ing shoulders. II isn't very pleasant
recreation. but. then. it's so English.
you know,
y y
Barn dances. country fairs. nutting
parties and harvest home festivals,
elaborated to suit the requirements Of
q fastidious taste. are some Of the di-
versions that ht into this period of So
ciety's rest. Flower festivals ana cOun-
try circuses are sometimes included In
this list but not often. as they require
the cooperation Of the many and an
amount OF preparation that people are
not willing TO give at this dolce far
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

HAl ? IT ilN n ill
what do you
suppose she
discovered Her
companion had
shOpinitis in "a
most advanced
form What is
s. h opiuitis ?
Why tho shop
ping mania, OF
course
She would do
IT, you know
In London in
Paris IN Stock
holm 10 was aIl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

AAf W AAaN ~ ~ "a ANi
be tied on un-
der the chin
She Travelled
in a blue suit
with tan collar
and cuffs. tan
gloves and a
tan sailor trim
med with the
same shade Of
blue She took
seven white
waists and a
blue foulurd
blouse match
ing her suit cE-
actly one pair
OF black shoes
ana a pair of
tan ones did for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
Hints For Those WHO Abroad;
Kate Clyde tUrfes Of Her Travelling Experiences

ENHIS is the time OF year when
the wise woman goes 10 Eu-
rope-a little after the first
rush and not so late in the
season that you get the fan dampness
OF hotels that are not steam heated
I'm wondering II a few words on the
subject OF travelling would come amiss.
think not
We all like TO hear other peoples
views. Then we do exactly as we
please and have al the more fun I'm
doing g.
They say you can find out anything
you want 10 know about a woman BY
travelling with her.
Surest thing I've heard.
You can even find out good deal be-
fore you start methinks
The methodical woman has every
thing doped out. She even engages her
rooms beforehand It's fine to travel
with her IN one way. and then again
n isn't for II you fan il or want a
days rest or otherwise disturb her
plans she Is simply furious. / really
believe she cares more about sticking
Co her itinerary than she does about
seeing the country.
There are some geniuses that can
plan a trip through the whole Of Eu
rope iu two weeks for Sl00s9 or similar
figures. only YOU must be up and busy
bob around and catch trains and Tor.
get you have such things as bones OF
aches.
Not for me- ] want 10 "jcst nscher
ally mosey round" getting into trouble
and out OF 81 as best J may and enjoy
ing the complications even more than
DO the smooth places.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

the above description that am ire
sponsible.
friend made the sad mistake Of go
ing to Europe with woman she knew
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

this she wore steamer coat of rough
goods. almost white, with large black
collar and cuffs, and a small black and
white hat covered with a blue chiffon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

1"pi'f fl'iis
TINS ana ihat quite as she would 40
nome. SHE used 10 roll home in cab
completely dead TO the world, her arms
illed with bundles ana her purse with
samples Meantime my friend went
sightseeing alone.
That woman didnt want the things
either She just bought them because
she simply huu Co shop.
Men are just as funny af women iu
their way. Ihel. one chap / know
who goes over TO Paris every year. 10
hores him TO death. but Doe does % Tor
an that Hearing that friend was
about to SAIL he said to hlua 'Eoasty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

nicnte stage Of existence. Hammocks
on vorandss end lawns are bon general
demand for the charms of outdoor lie
are at This season wen nigh Irresistible
Every oak and maple has taken on
shades OF scarlet and amber. while tho
gum trees and the sumacs toss their
nerv foliage In every breeze. only the
pines and the ccdars stand dark and
unchanged. difusinE their bals8mc I'M
rcnse everywhere.
Artists. amateur and professional
are now In their glory, and no wood
land walk is unknown to them Par
ties Of them al this season descend
upon the country. quartering them
selves at the farmhouses or the art
lists clubs that may be found In every
picturesque neighhorhood. Indeed. &c is
the most satisfactory time OF the vcar
for open air work or play, for the chill
mornings and evenings stupefy the in
sect hosts that otherwise would make
il a misery 20 go abroad. Even I'm the
middle of the day the sun shines with
tempered heat so that long walks or
rides may be taken in comfort. and
much visiting from house to house Is
possible and popular in the villa col.
onies.
Autumn in town is quite another
matter The small boys and girls no
longer swarm abroad. They have been
gathered into school, and the much
harassed mothers of families have am
opportunity TO join the great process
sion of out OF town visitors that threads
i'm and out of the shops, eager TO carry
reran1ffun
Town fashionables, too, may be seen
haunting the exclusive places, supple
] menting the wardrobe brought from
abroad or gathering together one that
will give the impression Of having been
imported. Luncheon taken at one OF
the roof garden cafes or open air res
taurants inclosed by "a screen OF box
hedge and flowers is a popular way of
ending a mornings tour. the stranger
In the city, however. as a rule prefer
ring one OF the gorgeous hotel dining
rooms. In the afternoon there are mat
inees. picture galleries. more shopping
or sightseeing for the visitor. while the
urban fashionable has her midday nan
If there are no engagements with the
dressmaker or milincr Later i'm the
day comes the drive in the park for
doscopic display Of humanity drifts up
and down the graveled walks or scat
tiers over the grass plots There Is
plenty of handsome outdoor dressing.
and the scene is more nearly cosmopol-
itan than at any other time OF year
As the weeks progress steamer after
steamer brings its load OF home re-
turning butterflies. and train after
train PUSHES them 10 the city from
country house parties or beauty seek.
ers' retreats until tho LIST Of November
finds every one ready for the winter
campaign, although a trihe regretfui
perhaps. that the round of gayeties
must begin again, for close intimacy
with fashionable ball and dinner and
dance brings surfeit One season Is
much like another and she who puts
her foot upon s0Ciety's treadmill may
expect no escape from its slavery.
EVANGELINE SUTTON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

I must be contrary by nature. for 30
any one says TO me you must see this
ana that I immediately make nap my
mind j would rather Doe imprisoned
first
IN London 7 almost went away with-
3ut seeing Westminster abbey because
I had 10 duned into inc until I was
sick Of ~ before / saw Do. q take Do 900
back. of course. I was made tu stay
over a day and see b. ANA fm evcr-
lastlnply grateful But ] SAW fhc 200
first aud Nine. TuHsIud'r uud .u' ui
funny places 900 we'll informed iDy
means of the guidebool tourists lWu
away from m disdam Anyhow you
have lut of fun wandering up Ud
ioun streets. stopp.ug anna looking m
All shop windows. getting turned around
and heading tor che river when sou
mean 40 make bee line to your hotel
getting lost eve on six times bob One att
srnoon and being rescued as often hy
courteous boobies or pompous gene
dalmeH
That's what I call travelling Wen
10 return 90 he subject of character
as shown. etc. You can easily see hy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

ON horseback. thrilling runs in the mo-
tor car or pleasant drives along cOun-
try lanes. ln the magnificent estates
that gem the Berkshire hills a guest
or two. even a half score Of them. do
not greatly Inconvenience the house
keeper and a little congenial company
adds much 90 my ladys good spirits
III the men OF the family are fond OF
sport the mornings may see those who
are at home depart with their guns, TO
be followed later iu the day by an au-
tomoblle or cart. in which are a hpm-
per Of lunch and some Of the ladies
who desire 90 look on while the Quaus,
the pariridEes or the abbits are moved
down by their sanguIuary guests and
relatives. some women nowadays even
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

is the time Of year when
the wise woman goes 10 Eu-
rope-a little after the first
- ,.,.gh apI NOT 60 f.f. a.,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-14
THE MIGUEL INJUNCTl

T. NJ. Harrison, attorney for Jacin-
tho Miguel, has filed a notice of mo-
ton to be presented to Judge De Bolt
this afternoon asking that the demur-
rer heretofore interposed in the injunc-
ton proceedings against the Board of
License Commissioners be given a
hearing and disposed of.
In the same. matter Harrison has
filed joinder to the demurrer, which
alleges and AYERS that the bill in
equity for injunction is good and suf-
ficient, both as to law, substance and
form.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-14
LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. o. H,
DIVISION NO. 1.

Meets every first and third Tuesday,
at p. m. in c. B. u. Han, Fort street.
Visiting sisters are cordially invited to
attend.
MRS. NJ. COWES, Pres.
MAUD O'SULLIVAN, Secy.