The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-11-06

Fashion EnoW DEGREES that little
boys can put on trousers at 3 years OF
age, but how old must little girls be
before they can wear bloomers -
Denver Sun.
AS Lewis and Clarke went populist
at the last election, of course it will
not expect more than eleven out OF
the thirteen offices on the state tic
ket.-Inter Mountain.
It is singular fact In politics that
a candidate is always notified OF
his nomination, but when he is elect.
ed or defeated he is left to find it out
for himself. Democrat.
Meanwhile our missionaries in
China will be safe under the British
flag waving from British warship.
What a nice, mild, comfortable for
eign policy we enjoy.-N. Y. World.
The deficit Of 100000, 900 Or more
reminds the nation that Mr.. Wilson,
of tariff bill fame, declared that his
schedule Of taxable articles would
raise enough revenues to pay the ex-
pcnscs Of the government. And Sec
:retary Carlisle backed up Chairman
/ Wilson. Denver Sun.
Lord deliver us from our friends
would be an appropriate petition for
the Populists to offer up just now, for
here is Keir Hardic allying their
party with the socialiStic movement
and then predicting that it will go to
everlasting smash after the next
presidential election.-Grcat Falls
Tribune.
The democratic New York Sun has
it's own plan Of tariff reform, and
submits it thus: "a revenue duty
Of IS per cent on every article i'm
ported into the United States, with
out any free list or any fayoritsm to
special interests. would furnish rev.
enue enough for the needs Of the
government, honestly administered. !"
The dispatches make the happy
announcement that the date Of the
Marlborough Vanderbilt wedding has
| been fixed, and Invitations mailed to
the favored few. AS the possession
Of wealth is the main requisite for
recognition, Montana newspaper men
will closely scrutinize their mail
during the next few days, lest they
overlook a missiyc from the Wander
bilt headquarters River Press:
Col. Ingcrsoll, on being questioned
as to his opinion concerning Cleyc.
Hands desire for a third term, re.
markcd: ~ think that Cleveland
would like third term. | think he
would like to fish all summer and b(
president the balance Of the year a:
long as he lives, and / think that the
mugWumps feel the same Way.' Life
out west, in that case, would be any
thing but cone grand, sweet song
| q If Senator Hill was a woman III
would not need the divided skirt or
pair of bloomers to ride horscbacl
astridc. AS a straddlcr Hill is with
out an equal. He is the only demo
crat that voted against the Wilson
bill in the senate, and today he is TIL
greatest chapion of the bill. Con
sistency isn't one OF Dayid's jewels
but he has considerable consolation
I in knowing that he has plenty o
company in the democratic party
Missoulian.
With a difference Of more tina
800, 100000 in the amount of on
foreign trade and on the wrong sid
Of the national ledger for the last ii:
cal as compared with the year before
with what reason or deccncy ca
5 democrats claim the Wilson s'tari
l reform" bill to be anything but q
) imbccilc dclusion and snare, COZ
/. structcd by cranlls in the interest {
! Europe and for the destruction {
< American prosperity.-lntcr Mour
I tain.
The New York newspapers cota
an advertisement Of carpet firm,
which the following announcement
made: awe are again in a positit
to undcrsell all the carpet trade wit
-, our contracts based on the low prit
= of wool and waycs.' Those who +
;. gard chcapncss us the great objc
- to be attained may be satisfied vii
the situation indicated by the abo
but it is evident that the Glow pri
of wool and wages is obtained at tt
Q expense Of the producers. .-Riv
Press.
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. Twas Ever Thus.
t A close student Of human natu