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Heart Cure has done for
noe. For ten years | had
pain In my heart, short
ness OF breath. palpita-
tion. pain in my leftside.
oppressed feeling In my
chest. weak and hungry
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19

P0pulI-ts Could Not Have Made N
BETTER Selection

Washington. Sept. Senator Butter
HIrmau NJ the populist committee. say.
br is In accord with the sentiment OK.
pressed BE- the letter oc senator Allau
ra'ifyin2 Mr. Hryaa ot mis- uomfna zion
+. tHH P0pgi!st convention
~ nominated Mr. Bryan at st. Lou.
is- said he, b"cdu-" uf his record on to
n. hIdUwiUE iasue Og this campaign
f-"f"rrInE TO "a report from Greensboro.
e.. quoting MIN as saying 10 Uas ID
n stake for the pOulistg 20 have uamI-
mated Bryan. Senator Butter said
hay" never mad" any such state
HrFt. The party could not have -ale. ted
70 t"'ter man than Mr. Bryan even from
its 0~n ranks Furthermore. after he
md been nominated by the democrats
ard already had several million votes
pledged hr was the only man the pupu-
Hats had any chance Of electiuE 20 the
presidency this year. The only way We
could make our votes effective against
Mckinley and the gold standard vas by
nominating and supporting Bryan. and
tn duty OF every American patriot who
believes In American Independence md
, np opposes the British gold STANDARD &c.
10 vote for him"
! n" senator declined to discuss tho
statement In the same report that hero
y olld probably be no fusion between tho
y'ruiisis and democrats in North caro-
Ina on the electoral ticket further shan
Z" say that the state would poll It's aIcs..
f"rfl vote against Mckinley.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19

effort to purge itself OF It's modern here
sizes, cast OF its plutocrale leaders AMI
a. the same time II nominated Mr.. Bry-
an. gave him a running mate who has
not earned in the arena OF action, con
tending against the foes OF the republic,
the affection, confidence and trust OF he
masses of the people, as had Mr.. Bryan
himself
Had II nominated man for the vice
presidency who was known TO Americans
as a ehieGtain and leader in defense OF
the toilers and producers of the land. one
who by Ihe use OF voice, pen and means,
had endeared himself 10 the American
people, one with a past not ohScured In al
lence suggestive OF either ignorance or
Indifference TO the struggle OF the people
With the money power, the occasion OF
this communication 10 your worthy SELF
would not have occurred.
The peoples party, true 10 its prtn-
ciples and true 10 its teachings, nomtnlt-
ed for the high office OF president. a man
worthy TO head the ticket. a man who
represents what Mr. Bryan represents
ana therefore present to the people to-
day in the persons OF Bryan and Wat
son the best silver ticket in the field.
We have the honor representing the
peoples national party. 10 notify you OF
your nomination for the vice presidency
Of the United States and hope you will
accept the high honor,
We have the honor TO be yours most
respectfully,
MARION BUTLER.
"EX-OtfiCio for Notification Com.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
N-NIslN-N D Z 7 IsL-ANs
"Ex- Oticio for Notification Com.
Thinks the Main Election a PresaEe
of the Resmlts In November.

Washington sept Is. -- Chairman Bah
cock Of the republican campaign com
usItIee today said
The result in Maine will bs OF great
value 10 financial interests Il will re
store confidence not only IN this country
buy throughout the world. We looked for
large majority in Maine. but hardly
expected Il 10 equal the plurality given
iC i&4 when 50 many democrats refused
10 vote Il has exceeded that plurality
b. about % per cent and no one can for
moment doubt that this vote in Maine
Indicated the sentiment Of the great
mort heasteru states where there are
l4rEs manufactures and agricultural in
Jgr-s.s- The states whose people read
and have an intelligent voting popula-
lion will IN my opinion. follow the cad
sci oy Vermont and Maine The key Of
the situation N a campaign Is TO deter
mine wnlcH way the tide i setting This
i otIea extremely difficult 10 do Two
years ago at This time. after the Oregon.
Vermont and Maine elections I recoE-
p I'd and claimed mat they We're lndicl-
tive Of the sentiment Of the whole CORR
tGy and stated ina, I believed that that
practically settled she contest and my
opinion and predictions were fully borne
olt BY the result in November rhis
yrlr the najoriti-S IN Vermont and
Maine are much more pronounced and
lar-ar than they wrr- TWO Years ago
From this | can draw only one c0nclI-
sion. as / have said before and that Is
that the great manufacturing and egri-
cultural states Wi. follow the example
SET by Maine and Vermont and give such
pronounced maIor.-l-s against free silver
and reputation that X Will settle rrs
question Tor all time 10 come
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
JOHN BULL PROPOSES NEW PLAN
Alliance of England. Italy and the
United states.

London. Sept. 1.-THE St James Ca
zette this afternoon published a leading
editorial article headed New Triple ALI
aHce." The Gazette points out the men
aCing tone Of the continental semi-officiai
press on the subject Of Turkey. and says.
We are openly threatened with Joint
hostile European action II we interfere
Gn Turkey against the viii Of the pow
British craftsmanship might effect Two
Russia could act with Us and end ne
tension. The United States and Italy are
both understood TO be friendly TO Rus
STA, nevertheless neither is yet too deeply
involved 10 be able 10 assume an indie
pendent attitude under British insulra-
ton. Why should not England. the Unit
ed States and Italy form a new dreibunda
As one Of the nations Of the earth the
United States can understand the i'm
pulse which would drive England TO war
In order 70 suppress tyranny or Rescue the
oppressed. Plenty Of Americans would re
gard with enthusiasm the spectacle Of
tn union Jack and the stars and stripes
toa ting side BY side In the BOsphOrus TO
back their Joint demand"
The Gazette says that italy is all ready
70 join England II Invited. and concludes
'ca- II might be expected that the Rus
sian combination would go to pieces az
the mere aspect Of this genuine league Of
peace. and the dreibuud might lead to a
fresh grouping Of the powers and the de-
livery Of the European people from the
Turkish nIsrule and dangerous thraIdorn
into which it is sinking.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
Weekly Wheat Letter.
office u Downing. Hopkins & 90
chicago Board OF Trade Uroksrs
Spokane. Wash

Spokane. Wash
spokane. Wash, saturday Sept Il
For tn" past ten days W. have. hs,,a
urging our correspondents a. buy
wheat in Chicago and tn. close Of tho
market this week fuzzy subztnqtlat.a
our bullish predictions The apsniuy
after the Labor day holiday was quiet
hHt strength was soon dey yIoped and
tn" close was very strong under tn" IL. .
hu1Hc" % continued larz.. exports and
farther engagements for the futur.
Their" was large spot sales and Liver.
I""l continues to gradually advance
prices They have been taking tho
heap wheat ~ fast NJ they can got
n and contracting ahead AZ well
The government report gave the con
dttion 0t winter and spring wheat com
hined at 40 compared With 1872 =
month ago and indicates a Yield NJ
about 40. 900. 900 bushels
The Liverpool Corn Trade News 80
Inmates the worlds wheat crop will no
80 700, 900 bushels less than Iast year
and our crop IT spring wheat IL not
harvested yet
II II reported that meeting Of The
English Cabinet was called today IN
IN" Turkish situation and conAols do
clined one and one-quArtsr pence.
This had good deal TO do with al.
vanclng prices today a. nothing an
nance the value Of American food pro
ducts Ike European war scara tn
weeks reports were very large at D.
1910 bushels against 1.37O.OOO bushels
for lat week and 1910. 900 bushels for
tn" same period one year ago. The nan
who does not buy Chicago wheat now
II missing = glorious opportunity
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
THE ELECTION IN MANN
hsfUhll0ANs WE'RE su,.
r''""'1HoUT THE srArs ss'l
weather Was RaSornh,.
G"id MsH aslIsd ~ a 49,. he
~ 90 aa.0oo.

Augusta. Me-. Sept H-N.,,
followed the example of vsrmo., =
declared for the republican ,Ies.. 80
the largest majority In It's hts,a,s
eofdin8 10 the latest Fstuyrs 800, -
the plurality tor roweFs. rsose,,s.'
for governor. viii be over a - -
probably In the nsiEhboFhooa ~ Z ~ y.
hon Themes h. Reed il Fs-.,-., -
me house BY over ie.eOo pluraIi,s :. =
returns show q majority Of aboa, - -
tor MI Dtngley for Congressman 49,
The Second district; over " 80 -. |.
Aiitiksn In the ThiEd district All -
tieaiiy the sans for M Boa,s,ss =
the Fourth district.
la the state legislature the 49,.
viii apparently have less than 80
iozSh 0f tbs representatives 1. :.
Rouse and not one In the senate
anticipated. ths republican,. -.
renLsndous vote. aad Aseu.ss -.
cThn9eFatte ballots: on the oths, 49, -.
mAaY disaneeted democrats Fswss-..
at home ana oniy = tsN voted q, -.
n3mihs~ OF the gold standard -.
The popuiist and the pFohisltIoa -.
hAfS Ssen received fFafa only /. -.
towns. but IL 10 eVtdsng that nssss..
fafs5 pSiisd 40 large vote !. -
Sva ago
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
SEC RETARl WALSH AT BOISE
solution of the DImcuIty Hoped for
soon

Boise. sept. 15-Secretary Walsh u
the democratic national committee
has been actively engaged today with
the democratic and populisc state ex-
ecuuve committees, attempting 20
harmonic the Bryan silver forces in
this state. He had a long conference
this evening with both OF their com
mtttees, at which George AinslIr mem
Der Of the national committee. was
present. Nothing definite was accom-
pltshed and the conference was ad-
jpurned until tomorrow morning 1t
is ascertained that the democrats have
consented TO a recognition OF the free
silver republicans. but the populists
are stil holding out and demanding
that the letter OF the compact between
the democratic and popuIist state con-
ventions be carried out. There Is a
decided reyIlst1n Of feeling among
democrats here, and It is the general
feeling among silver republicans to-
night that the democrats Will consider
themselves released, and defer to the
earnest solicitations Of both national
committees, and take such action as
will fully recognize Senator Dubois
and his silver republican friends.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
MO rnE cASD,narn. wr.,
''"ssSES GsV aslA AaA RFank n..
ntiVss.

....... A. g.. =.
ING ssseas4
-4' t"s s"ssfhh 's tss Hsa
i-5-" siiIh fVSSfs % HELEN Tss asss-
.He@s Of the other paFtass sstx NJ.
sf-s HE y PvaHk VI P3Ftiasa A..
az Lnthsf e. BAIssHan a. 49,
pls.aitst, AaHnis i. I.4aa AZ r,ssss. -
e.s toast. as4ss Haa. Heafy C,tsw~.s !.
r9stian1 suta asttassat
lien Thomas H. Rat a. p.,,s,.s
fs8ff, the FIRST dlstftet g~t... f...s--
i-stsIoa. fFye. ths z-.a.a ss.s..-'
H=gA Mlinksa % Bsttsn t,~-. !.
naft itstrtssg. aasi Charles fs,-s,s5s. =
DAGGER. srsssa the Feafye .sl.sytss -.
s.s syaF years FsSs~.~ss-.t u.t.,. !. -.
aatlsnai hssss- afz "a. essse....,,.
.r--a-et-d
rs- gahstiiats. 1h.g a..s,,.rt "a.
--.- sIrst alssFSsF Eas,st X -,
.-, g Htfasssfa. s-as,s., -.
90 p f.5sttanf s.ss,ssif.t A.,a. e..
.. Hl.E9,, eFghlsttbye5.t s,.,.s-.t ~,
rass tt-ss.t tvganetrv y.,,.,.n....,,
'sff ar,t rH4rts. > afs.r . f,....s..,
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Fs' rnbalRat. ara WtIElsaa TaeHa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
BUTLER NOTIFIED MIR. WATSON
Thinks He Is n Fit Running Mate
for Bryan.

Washington. Sept. I4-Senator But.
Ter. chairman Of the populist executIye
committee, has sent a letter to Thorn
as Watson. notifying him Of his nom
nation for the vice presidency.
The letter says IN part:
When all tna pOuucal parties stln4
Tor the sslf-Interesy ana personal yrral
Of the money changers. corpora.f,rs.
trusts and monopolles as does the rguub-
ltcan party under the leadership Of John
sherman. and the democratic party IN.
der the leadership OF Grover Cleveland
then the producing masses are victims
without an alternative. To withhold taeir
votes vii! furnish them 10 relief while
to cast their votes for either party Is 20
sanction their spoliatlon and 10 strength
en- the power that Expresses them.
The peoples party was the frst poiir-
ical organization In % years that made
an honest demand for the free and unTe-
Stricted coinage Of silver The peoples
party was the first political organization
to make definite and specific what is
meant BY opposition TO mOnopOliss In
stead Of INDUCING In glit,arlug general.
ties. So successfully has Il exposed the
shortcomings Of the TWO Old parties that
one OF these old parties has been forced
70 retrace its erring steps and cast of.
Tor the time being at least. It's base ard
ueacherous leaders
II was the people party that brought
me all-important Oyershadowing question
OF financial reform 70 the front Thus
the democratic party. long debauched and
no" divided. party besst from wlthou,
ana within by the golu monopoly demo
Gratis VINO are plotting to again control
". can not be- relied on 10 carry out these
reforms OF the peoples party and TO re
store prosperity 70 the American people
Therefore there was never greater reed
or the continued existence and vigorous
CROWN OF our party than noWr
The letter then refers to the nomination
OF hr. Bryan By the democrats. and z1ys
lhat the peoples party, at its second ma
uonaI convention, recognized In him a |
man who stands In the br0aa-st pr.ue.-
pies Tor American Institutions arI .har |
continues.
II IN" democratic party had been true |
TO the peopl" ana its own platform la i'E |
election Of candidate for vice president |
we would not now have the honor Of ID |
dressing you. one Of the worthl.sr aud
most beloved sons Of the peoples par's- |
n this ofncial capacity Tor in that even, |
he peoples party would have nominated |
he whole democratic ticket by even A |
anger vote than II nominated NJ Br~nu |
But such was not the case
ut seems the party was not able Al one
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
AZ ENGLISH VESSEL WENT ASHORE
Was "a Total LOss-NInIateF Wills
Denies Annexation HumoFs

san Francisco, Sept. ~ CHonoluiu. .4cpt
per steamer Australia Sept IGt-Tho
bark Gainsboro. from Newcastle for San
Francisco. coal-iaden, went ashore near
Diamond head. four miles from Honolulu
August % and was o total loss. The
crew. With the captain his wife and
children. left In boats and were picked w
by a tug
Minister Willis denies that President
Cleveland empowered him 10 negotiate
With IN" Dole government for either an
H"Natlon or return to mOnarchiai .orrn
Of government He said tho matter had
never oven been referred 10 IT washing
ton
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
THEY HAD FIVE BANDS
SOMERSET COUNTY FAHMEhS tNl'
ON REPI BLICNN CNNDiDNtE.
ENure.. Confidence ia Major hcN IN
ley aud Satisfied lie WIN he
the Next President

Canton ohio. sept d. .La. t,-S"-...
OF the old soldier, to-day "t7 m'7. .
thttsnstic The " omAp= E.Nrl N'..
and thousands OF t4hru-.a .'..."
the parade to the Nj h.u-' a'" ..'..
post In the county aud tu-H. ..."
joining counties were rrp'v-.
jur Mckinney Wa- slVya jan aFt#4.
Was inl.r"..f -ga uN rHrei- At -a"i. t..
walls. Colonel ,. . .1tN Fl.-r.-
delegation in stirrgu5 7pre,"
Norman b. CriIcnneld In pF7avH-.Aa ...
Somerset. Pa. delegates, SAID
CFitehneid's speech.
Major Mckinley / have beech ~'A
BY this delegation. with WI" HAD.
come from Somerset, to expires Pep +.
In d few words Our cUE3Ieu~g. I-. s..'.
II your personality. but also -h ..e f'E"
ciples you represent The eJ-a.y 1E9-
which We come Is d puEv.y a=it..'. b. '
country. more 80 perhaps La-. moe Id
the countries OF the east 1al D. 30 st.
pens that our 4civs At!JA b. H.A*r Fly A.
most entirely OF farmers. aHl @7 s.t.' " -
are Interested IN whatever relates ,a ...
welfare OF those - hose t4zlIr77 -- - .
feed the world
We know no man 10 whom "s sa. g.
pose more confidence than Juasar.t b"
have noticed ~ltn satisfaction .a-. s-.
lie career. and ae believe y-L- E1- At'.
alM avs proven true o. eseiy -lt'. .
mittud 10 you BY your Owl t-7... ..
stale. and We are satisfied tlAl
are called to occupy tns Ela'l ..ste.
bic place Ia the uArluu a sys s4E-t
be. the Interests OF The whole Au-.
people viii DC uo less sa-tr1 .. s.-
have been the Interests OF o.. 4" 49,
!, ,.,.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19

Hst The HsIaa VtaR HRtaHHds CasfseS
ulHs 90 AaIWHy.

Vienna. aspt "a a dispatch 70 - "
Nsua Freie prpase from UelErads =.
via. says II was the Austriau rnnsss ~" -
vas kIdnaped near aerss. Nar'ie'ts. -. ~
= hand 81 bulgarian brigants afmsi ~,
dyuamiis bombs. The consul i 70 Ws'Hs
landed proprietor and Greek -
4 dispatch 10 the Associated lF'ss -,
Nollo. Greece. last night announces -. ".
brother NJ the Austrian cons1, AZ -
has been carried on by \ hand 81 ~ ~.
Earian LtIaands ARMED with dynam"'
hon, lpa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
BICYCLE RACES AT BOISE CITY
High wind Prevented Good Time for
the First Day

Boise. Idaho Sept H. L There vas
small attendance az IN" opening Of the
Two days bicycle races under the au-
spices Os the Boise Pastime club James
Pirkham won the haIf-mlle handicap ,or
amateurs under ls time. l.lJ Glen Of
Bellevue won tho mile professional in
? g %"wland of this city and Holzau Of
Salt LAX" JOckeyed In the mile match
face and tied IN 800 Is. 4 high wind pre-
vented good time. In the ruu-on Newland
Won in Z.53 -. In the mile amateur
Chaffee OF POCatcllo won In 2:gs.
Great interest was taken In the two
ull" professional for purse Of So stew
art 81 Ketchum. Wallin Of Pocatello, Bib
bins u this city and Glen started Wal
M was first. Stewart second time. 5.rs
All the riders took the seventh Lap for
the last. and it IS believed Glen lost
through this error