Coeur d'Alene evening press., July 15, 1909, Image 4

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WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Ore., July 15.—Fore
cast for northern Idaho and Eastern
{Washington for 84 hours so ding at
6 o'clock p. m. tomorrow:
Fhtr tonight and Friday.
The local weather report for the
114 hours ending at 4 o'clock p.
today shows a maximum temperature
of 18 degreee, maximum 48.
cmrr nr
dabs all night. Phones 188.
A press feeder Is wanted at this
office at once.
Judge W. W. Woods, of Wallace,
la a visitor In the city.
Money to loan. See Robt. W. Col
lins. Wlggett block.
Water filter, 16c. 701 Indiana
avenue. Int. phone 1867.
Where's the land office T Above
the Idaho Mercantile Co.'a.
Today's nows today If you read
the Evening Press.
Where's the busy spot? At the
Idaho Mercantile Co.'s big store.
Where's the Idaho Mercantile Co. 7
Corner Fourth and Sherman.
Where's the post office 7 South of
tha Idaho Mercantile Oo.'s big store
John Cronin Is back from an ex
landed visit to the east and Canada
Rev. J. S. Bell and wife of Rath
drum, were visitors In the city today
~See our west window for specie
prlcee on men's negligees shirts an
hats.
What store's the biggest store In
Coeur d'AleneT The Idaho Mercan
tile Os.
William Barge and wife, of Mos
cow, were visitors In the city last
evening.
J. L. MoBee, of Springfield. 111., is
visiting with his brother, Judge Ed
win MdBee.
Where's the business center ol
Coeur d'Alanet t ourth and Sber
man streets.
Q. Kerns, an attorney of Wal
lace, was transacting business In the
city today.
Call 188 and the Merchant's Trans
ter company wagon will he at your
door Immediately.
Hon. John B. Went, who has been
la the city for several day^ returned
to hla home at Lewiston today.
Room spaoe can be procured by an
official notary public. Apply at room
I, next door to U. 8. land office.
Mr. aad Mrs. Otto Schmidt have
moved to the city from Spirit Lake
aad will make It their future home
Where'e the city hallT Just east
of the Idaho Mercantile Co.'s big
store, on Berman and Fifth street
Reservation maps tor the throe
r ese r vations for sale. Williams In
Bermation Co., 108 south Fourth st
All Rebekahs are requested to
meet at their hall Friday afternoon
at 1:80 to attend Mrs. Stowe's fu
•oral.
Cool, clean sleeping quarters at
Skating rink on lake dock. Price.
60c. Baggage checked tree. Why
go to Spokane?
•Mrs. A. Freese, who has been vis
iting tor the past three months with
friends and relatives In New York,
returned today.
Cool, dean sleeping quarters at
Skating rink on lake dock. Price,
60c. Baggage cheeked free. Why
go to Spokane?
R E. Farrington, of North Ya
klasa, la In the city. He Iq connected
with the Morning Herald of that city
as press and s t ock m a n .
R. W. Hitchcock, publisher of the
Tribune at Hlbbtag, Minnesota. Is In
the city for the purpose of register
tag for lands In the reservation.
Make Coeur d'Ateaes greatest
store your headquarters. Meet your
Mauds at the Idaho Mercantile Co.'a
earner Fourth aud Sherman.
Thoroughly dry 16-tach fir aad
tamarack slab wood delivered. For
■ale cheap. Blackwell Lumber com
pany. Bell phono 48. Interstate 4.
Dr. E. L. Youugbent and wife re
turned yesterday from a visit to
cltise on the Mast aad the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific exposition at Beattie
Cool, eleen sleeping quarters at
Skating rink on Inks dock. Price,
60c. Baggage checked tree. Why
go to Spokane?
Mlaa Ooldle Toll, of Bvorott, la
visiting with Mrs. TlUia Wood.
Tha Panhand la Abstract company
la equipped for quick aad reliable
ear vice; baa all recorda 1 b ita office.
Cool, clean sleeping quarters at
Skating rink on lake dock. Price,
60c. Baggage checked free. Why
go to Spokane T
W. Stofer, of St. Joe, la visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Chartrau at
La Cross. He will remain for a
week.
Foster Russell, who has been act
lng clerk In the place of Walter
Simpson at the Hotel Idaho for the
past week, returned this morning to
his home at Spokane.
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Manager B. Denno, of the Coeur
d'Alene baseball team, has made ar
rangements for a pitcher from the
Northwestern league to take the
place of Gannon, who has accepted
a position with the St. Maries team.
Harry Bennett died at bis home at
Mountain avenue last evening, the
cause of death being tuberculosis. He
was 84 years of age and leaves to
survive him a brother and sister In
the city, and also a father and
mother In Comstock, Wls. The body
Is being held pending communication
with the parents.
Considerable Interest Is bolng sig
nified with relation to the concert to
be given Friday evening at the Meth
dlat church by Alexander Saalavaky
and Louta Merkel, both of New Yorjt,
and the attendance promlsea to be
large. Both have been giving con
certs In Spokane to large crowds,
and the music-loving people of this
city cannot afford misting an oppor
tunity to hear them Friday evening.
The following officer* have bsen
Installed by the Rebekah lodge: N.
G., Nannie Sampaon; V. G., Ella Var
num; recording secretary, Mary
Perry; financial secretary, Addle
Stowe; treasurer, Nellie Simpson; R.
S. N. G., Hattie Keller; L. 8. N. G..
Dens Roper; R. S. V. G., Margaret
Mundy; L. 8. V. G„ Bertha Pringle;
warden, Lulu Tremon; conductor,
Lillie Schneider; I. G., Ktehrlne
Bell; O. O., J. D. Cook; chaplain,
Lillian Fayaett.
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL.
Health la Worth Saving and Some
Coeur d'Alene People Know
How to Save It.
Many Coeur d'Alene people take
their lives In their hands by neglect
ing the kidneys when they know
these organs need help. Sick kid
neys are responsible for a vast
amount of suffering and 111 health,
but there la no need to suffer nor re
main In danger when all diseases
and aches and pains due to weak
kidneys can be quickly and perma
nently cured by the uae of Doan's
Kidney Pills. The following state
ment leavea no ground for donbt:
J. H. Fields, 708 Pearl street,
Wallace, Idaho, says: "I have
known the value of Doan's Kidney
Pills for over ten years and do not
think there Is a better remedy on
the market. When I first began
their use 1 was suffering from s se
vere attacks at kidney complaint
The kidney secretions were scanty
and painful and so frequent In pass
age as to esuso me great annoyance
especially at night. My back pained
me almost constantly and was very
weak aud lame. 1 had but little am
bltion and felt generally miserable.
I finally procured Doan's Kidney
Pllls and they proved so sattstactory
that I have always kept them In the
house since. I take pleasure In rec
ommending this remedy to other suf
ferers from kidney compalnt."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foater-Mllburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for tha Unltod
States.
Remember the name—Doan's aad
take no other.
NtmCK.
Notice la hereby given that I will
receive bids for 46,640 feet of uig
branded logs and 4460 lineal feet of
unbranded polea aad 1080 feet of
unbranded boom sticks, all of which
are located at Stevens' point; such
blda to be sealed, addressed and de
livered to me at my office at Spok
ane on or before July 17, on which
date sealed blda will be opened.
C. M. HELD.
Secretary of Coeur d'Alene Log Own
DR I N K
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4 T AIL 3>UCA FUDTAtlS
4 SO Mr tSUVTLl S
THE BEST FOR THE SflALLEST CASH PR)
IF so, this store must be vour watchword 1 and ifgjui are
'tSaTS WHy! "weo'u'Tonly ^few prices buto^ whole stock is Reduced.
Wash Goods Specials
T ' ......... 12c
5c
Lawns and Batistes, all colors
to close out : : :
Scotch Lawns, Tan, Blue and
Black, to close out : :
The Store that Sets the Pace.
Coeur d'Alene's Department Store.
MEN'S SUIT!
This Stock is being Closed
Rest of Stock at 1
ONE-HALF PRICf
Today's news today If yon read
tiio Evening Proas.
Madame Rbea, specialist in Der
matology, scalp work and chiropody.
Superfluous hair, moles, moth patch
es, freckles, blackheads and wrinkles
positively removed. Corns, bunions
and Ingrowing nails removed without
pain. Sole proprietor of the Re
nowned "Grecian Facial Prepare
tlona." 317 Fourth street.
Excursion
Tickets
To tbe
A.Y. P. FAIR
COEUR D'ALENE
to SEATTLE and return
via G. N. or N. P. R'ys.
from Spokano
$14.40
Round trip from Hayden Lake
$15.10 Tickets on sale May 29
to Oct. 14 Return limit 15 days
from date of sale.
Upholstering Furniture Repaired and Packed
Boat Cushions Made to Order
NEW MODEL REPAIR SHOP
315 Coeur d'Alene Ave. Phones: Bell 30 Black, Int. 114q
BALL
SUNDAY, JULY 18,
Coeur d'Alene vs.
Sandpoint Tigers
W00DLAWN PARK
Game called at 3 p. m. Cars leave at
1:30, »:oo and 2:40. Admission 25c.
Tickets on Sale at the Mascott & Shern'a Pool Room
20 Percent Discount
BIG SALE ON
CLOTHING
July 15 to 30
Twsnty per cent discount on any Suit* In the house for 15
days. This Is an unusual opportunity to buy high-grade clothing
at cheap clothing prices. Remember the
Hirsh-Wickwise Clothes
ARE THE BEST THAT'S MADE
You can figure your own discount as the goods are marked Ic
plain figures.
F. M. GADD, 4,2 |; e e eT an
10 A. M.
O. R. & N. DEPOT
EVERY DAY
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Soo-Spokane Route
TRAIN DE LUXE
SPOKANE
ST. PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
Equipment New, Modern
The Equal of Any
Detail*, Berths, Literature on request
J. *. CARTKIt
Gen. Afft.
14 WaII St , Spokane
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MR. ALEXANDER SASLAVSKYl
Of New York Symphony Orchestra
being
appearance of Mr. Alexander Saslavsky, the no
Russian Violinist, who gives a concert at the
METHODIST CHURCH
Friday Night, July I6th{
Mr. Saslavsky, who for the past fifteen years, has held tie
enviable post of concert master of the New York Symphony OrcM*
tra, Is without doubt one of the greatest exponents of violin litera
ture now before the public. A wealth of sympathy and feelisc b
expressed by his playing, and a great treat awaits the music loven
of Coeur d'Alene. He will be ably assisted by Mr. Louis Merkel,
pianist, whose recent work was most favorably received by Spolraie
music critics.
No Extra Charge for Reserved Seals now on Sale fit
COEUR D'ALENE DRUG TORE
LOTS IN
Lake Shore for $250 to $1000. Terns
Forest Heights for $250 to $550. Terms
Sims Addition for $200 to $600. Ter®
Sanders Park Addition for $250 to
Terms
YOU SELECT YOUR LOT AND WE
WILL BUILD YOUR HOUSE ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
Coeur d'Alene Bank & Trust Co
Real Estate and Insurance Department Rooffi 5
Map Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation j
Showing Land Allotted to India#
READY JULY 15. 1909.
PRK
R. B. SMITH & MAURICE BENTL
3*9 Sherman St. Lock Box 129 , Coeur d Ah**
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