The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-08-01

HERALD. IidNllP Is III Iull fld"t III
this section, and the rancher is lucky to
have any to cut. The extreme heat we
had a few weeks ago laid low many II
%rancher's calculations of what his har-
vest was to be, while a large amount of
grain has been cut for hay-a large pur-
ton so short and burnt so badly would
not pay to cut, So it goes with the
producer when he has good crops, low
prices, and when the clements are Il
gainst him and no crops, big prices. /
think this year that politics has some
thing to do with all of this. Politics
not only mixed but badly mixed, and
why not everything else mixed.
| am glad to see You Mr.. Editor, come
out and declare Yourself for the people.
cspouse the cause of the pcople-not
only in the state of Montana but for the
whole United States-and like the brave
and noble Hartman take your hat and
walk out, not waiting until you get a
on the top rail OF the fence, to know
which side of the fence your duty lay.
AS We republicans all had to hug the
top rail mighty close for a short season,
and | am sorry to say. we have some re-
publican papers in Montana VINO cs-
pousc the cause of wealth and the az
gregation Of money into the hands Of q
few, by declaring they will support
Mckinley, capital against labor, and de-
clare that the producer has no right to
live. False doctrine. Destroy that on
which our government rests, lahour
May they all 90 fishing on i}uzzard',
-Cleveland's resort,
BY the acts Of Hartman, Carter, Man.
tie, at the st. Louis convention, scced.
ing, where does it leave the republican
organization Of Montana! Can't en-.
dorsc the national platform. If we dc
we are gold bugs. Il we come out Will
silver as our platform, we have the dem
ocrat platform or populist platform
| So tell us what are we to do.
see but II way, come out as indie
pendent republicans, ignore goldbugisn
and put up men for state officers 70
whom all classes can vote with a c!eal
conscience and without having tn,
nightmare. And for state treasurer
would suggest Charley Webster of Cas-
cade County. He is one of many whom
we all can bet on-truc to the cause o
silver and the suiferings Of the producer
We can hurrah for Bryan, as well "a
vote for him who is to be the next pres
ident Of these United States Sanders t,
the contrary.
Last week we had II visit Of unuella
interest, and it Sc seldom happens tia
we had to look twice to see who it wa
Who do you think? Rev. Noble o
Neil,art. who has obtained II leave O
absence and gone east to finish his ed
u"cation. Well we were surprised 20
just bet. We laid care of this life O
the shelf, said good bye to labor, foun
the coolest room of the house, and wit
the women we had q grand good oil
fashioned visit, such IL visit rs we drcal
about. We did not differ politically
He is sound on silver. But religousl
we differed enough to make it interest
ing. Well he is a good man-in til
church or out of the church-all til
same. | we'll remember his first visit t
Kibbey. located on the back Of a cayus
and when he got off of his high location
got off on the wrong side and cXpcctc
to see his daylights kicked out; but i
landed safely, feet fender, and my opin
ion was he had taken Horace Greeley
advice man go west" Whi
a change. Montana has been a schoC
to him that will do him more good tina
all the seminaries of the east if h
spends a life time in them. Shake BIZ,
Noble, May you live to come bacl
visit Kibbey, and we will promise you
yellow leg. The balance of the week
put in visiting different friends of II
cause he has eSpoused in this sectior
May a long happy life be your porto
and safe return with a partner of you
. joys which is one of natures ways
confirming happiness. Must close. Il
Us give II Whoop. Whoop. Hurrai
=, Hurrah. for Bryan and free coinage
, silver-16 to /. ITurrah. w. c. Lee