The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-10
Mr.. SEWALL ACCEPTS
FORMALLY SAYS HE WILL BE mir
BRYAS's RUNNING MATE.
Relieves Free Coinage of silver the
Sole Remedy TO Check the
Wrongs of To-day.


Hon. Stephen b. White. Chairman. and
Members Of the Notification Committee
Gentlemen: have the honor to accept III
Arsting. as j have already verbally done, |
The nomination rendered BY you on behalf
Of the democratic party as its candidate
for vice president or the United STATES,
and In 80 doing l am giad-first, to e1-
aress my satisfaction that the platform
Of our party, which has commanded my
ifclOng allegiance. Is honestly and fully
leclarstory Of ali the PRINCIPLES and Of
he absorbing financial ISSUE, upon which,
IS you say. ! took my stand. when the
ncur OF triumph seemed remote. and
NAen arrogant money-enAngers through
sut the country boosted that the con-
Iuest Of the American masses was con-
l,ieted.
These principles have been of late IN
abeyance. but only because those whom
ne trusted 10 maintain them have failed
% do SO. These principles can never die. |
We have rescued our party from those |
Nho. under the influence Of the money |
power, have controlled and debased 4. /
our mission now is TO rescue from his /
same power and It's foreign allies our own !
beloved country. This is the FIRST and 4
slightest duty imposed by our party's plat /
'orm. and upon the performance Of th-s |
iuty all other reforms must walt. The |
est Of party principles is the government |
hey assure the proof OF good govern |
ment is 4 contented and happy people, |
and the supreme test OF both is the ab!i- |
~ to guide the country through crises |
as wei as to administer the government |
n ordinary times.
Our people now face a crisis-a crisis !
more serious than since the war To
Nhst party shall they turn in their dire
emergency? IL is true that the poli,i-Si 1
crisis may not involve all equally: TIA;
there are those who do not suffer now
and may not suffer should the crisis
mr. ta..A hxsf ~ a I'd
all its fury. Human seinshness makes
hose deaf 10 ali appeals. but 70 these.
fortunately. the democratic party has
never needed 10 appeal 10 win its Appeals.
uor does II now. save as there are some
,mong them who can rise superior 10
| -elf IN the sacrifice which such crisis
90 mands OF every patriot
Who Have Proapered.
| W e are told that the country has pr rs
! pered under the present monetary stand
ard and that its wealth has enormously
/ increased. Granted so; but in Whcse
| hands? In the hands Of tollers-the r-o-
| !ucers. the farmers the miners, the fab
| ~icators In the factories. the trainers OF
ne nations wealth in peace. Its defend
/ ere in war? Have they the prosperity
which was theirs so late as even % yca.s
| iso7 | deny Il. They deny It None a.
/ arm II save those whose interests II Is 40
| 10 so, whose profit would diminish as
/ nro.NN ~ri'v rsturns 10 those and upon
"hen's cloaks and wraps. Idaho z
5s ntile Co. Z
Wednesday evenings session Of
Ntuncil the contract was let for o
h.Alk on Second street between -
lahan and C9ur d'Alene. John Y,
was the successful bidder. y
20, Taylor has cut ledge of good s ~
an the Altoona claim, Wolf Lodge an
tut. The vein is over four feet
me- and shows a good quality Of ore.
luqrike was made at the end of Is
"a lnnel.
hing, Clothing. We have now 70
hed our fall stock of the latest n
"a "a in custom made clothing. Fit, r
N and satisfaction guaranteed h
Idaho Mercantile Co. q,
, - Northern Pacific will run an ex al
ha from here to the Spokane fruit
t N Monday, oct. l2. Train leaves
> We s o'clock a. M; returning, leaves
m'ne about =. m. Fare for the .
e Nj, trip 81. 8
I rhg are beauties, What? Those .
> 'h.adies' and Misses hats and the s
!. rs within the reach Of all. Idaho Z
. u ntile Co. 2
y nc
on;Northern Pacific will run an ex- Z
'"s, from here to the Spokane fruit
: - Monday, Oct. l2. Train leaves 2
!, GREG o'clock a. m; returning, leaves
,,v,e about 9 p. m. Fare for the 9
4 ve1rip 81. .
| NO
y DO Rosen's new cottage at Trout 9
s,n,aSSuming domestic and home, :
!, = pearance and rumor says that he
?. an to cast anchor and sail into
ri nnlith new mate on board the
n. s,!a,'onial ship.
5. to titan Ellis, the soldier who injured !
s. c%ommie by jumping from the top of !
70 Amh house to the water on July 26,
he .o'hd has been helpless invalid I
A. Chehat time, died Friday morning,
G years. Burial took place at the
| factuCbCly, hSNs bSilOioauSu SNh-
A. >aio the service.
81. | The III
,ic awai lodge, Daughters of Rebekah,
he ,,oaSSlanQuet and social entertainment
ru HisDodge room Monday evening in
torSf a number of members who
Ne re for the east with the Fourth
cont. REGULATIONS, music, appropri-
ed COS arkS and an elegant luncheon
a, grOe main features of the evening.
Ing
ng .innsurprising to many that foot
In auSfers and other athletes regard a
,en ,cn T bruise of so little consequence.
nes Nelson of this is, they know how to
eD 10, :h injuries so as to recover from
me RICH a few days, while Others would
les ia n' Up for two or three weeks, ifnot
Writing from Central State
rs 81, School, Lock Haven, Pa, Mr..
AN snxf.osch, captain Of the base ball
shStd gymnasium says: al take
nrs II in stating, that members of our
to ,hoSl club and myself have used
'va o ,Ts, Elain's Pain Balm with most ex,
nss ,rustsults, ! unhesitatingly recon-
our our mOntas the best remedy for sprains,
the pows. cut and bruises, of any that
Ano upon" For sale by A. L. Miller,
OSaeaiOns 20 full Of saasrings for Oth'