The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-06

silver barons of the West White Sui
phur Springs News.
Governor Waite of Colorado. who will
deliver the address on Miners Union day,
will deliver lectures at Helena, Belt, Mis-
soula. Anaconda and possibly at other
points in Montana.-Butte Bystander.
Can you point to an instance where the
| republicans of Montana, in convention or
otherwhere, endorsed either free trade or
gold recommendation? How different
with the democrats. Twas only last year
that the democracy of Montana, in con-
vention assembled, endorsed the acts OF
Cleveland's free trade and anti-silver
policy. Can this be successfully denied?
No wonder the silver democrats kick be-
cause the Salt Lake conference failed to
declare against the republican party.
They know full we'll that their party is
against them, and that il anything is to
be done for silver IL must come from the
republicans or a new party. Rather than
become republicans (acknowlede that the
republicans we're right they will abandon
their own party and form q new one. os-
tensibly to help silver, but really to knock
out the republicans. Great schemers,
some democrats.-Choteau Montanian.
The burning question in Butte is the re-
moval of the postoffice, which is in rented
quarters. In the old days when everyone
had to go TO the office for his mail the To-
cation was of some value to the business
men adjacent thereto. Now that the car
rier system is in vogue the advantage has
been materially lessened. The fact is, in
all Montana first class cities the govern
ell. IA. l...I han, hnr
would not be the periodical talk of change
and the rivalry and ill-feeling it engen-
ders.-Great Falls Tribune.
There is not more enterprising
newspaper in Montana than the Ana
conda Standard. A splendid illustra-
ton OF this was seen in the last Sunday
edition Of the paper. which was en-
larged TO 16 pages of seven columns to
the page, beautifully printed with new
type, set on the Mergenthaler type
casting machine. From its inception
the Standard has been a progressive
institution. and in its improved form
presents a grand showing of what can
be accomplished by push and energy
i'm print shop. even in the fastness of
the Rocky mountains. Not the least
interesting article in the edition above
referred to is a description of the ma
chine which is revolutionizing journal
istic printing throughout the world
Twin Bridges Monitor.
Lump Gulch is strictly in 1t. 1t is
the best high grade silver camp in the
Withdrawing none. 1t is only nine
months old, has IL steam hoists in
actual operation, more than 100 horse
nj Of
40, 900 acres of actual mineral locations.
In comparison with other phenomenal
mineral fields, Lump can more than
hold it's own.-Lump City Miner.
We are in receipt of the 16-page Sun
day. May 26, edition of the Anaconda
(Mont) Standard. The Standard is
one of the best, most reliable and
newsy papers in the Northwest, loyal
to the entire section and especially
and rightly-to its own state. 1t has
been enlarged and improved, and now
has four typesetting machines.-Dick-
inson IN. d. Press.
The cattle business for several years
past has had black eye and the sheep
business was on the boom. Many men
sold out of cattle at low prices and in
vested in sheep at high prices. Now
things are changed. The sheep bust
ness is dull and the cattle business is
looking up, and of course when prices
are advancing everyone wants to buy.
This is particularly so with speculat-
ors, and ii was what hurt the cattle
business several years ago when every
thing was on the boom. The time to
buy is when prices are low. The time
to sell is when values are high. The
indications are that both the cattle
and sheep business will improve, as
bushes of all kinds in the East is
picking up. Wages are being adj
vanced. manufactures are opening up,
cotton and wheat are both bringing
better prices than we have had for
several years, and a general good feel
ing pervades the whole country, and
the stock interests will be benefited as
well as other lines.-Miles City Jour
nal
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