Don'tyou worry about that pipe.^Juit littan to It from tlie Montana^hustings next fall and notice how tt will^make Colonel Carter dnuoe!
SenatorWai.hi. of Georgia, la em^^phatically ot the opinion that the wont^and aouth will name the next candidate^ot the democrat* for president. Aud he^ia alto ot the opinion that Yioe-President^Stereuton will be the man. Senator^Morgan, of Alabama, who haa been cam^^paigning down in hia state, taya that^whenever he mentions Mr. Btereusou's^name it is greeted with great applause.^Four other demooratio aenators from^the south say that their states will in^^struct for Btsteoson unless there Is an^unexpected change tu sentiment.
BABCOGK'S-
Umbrellas
MackintoshCoats,
Tnr.Butte Inter^the symptoms.
Mountainhas all
Ahovk old friend the Hillings Times^onoe remarked, ^What says the un^^taught press^
Whinare the woolgrowers of Mon-^.ana going to rise up and smith the^woolbuyers trust
Thbattorney general of North Da^^kota is in mighty poor businosu trying^to ourry faror with the Coxeyites who^are drifting through that state.
Itwould be a safe wager that the^money invested by .capital committees^in purchased newspapers will nut bring^a return of twenty live ratal. ier paper.
Thesugar trust confesses that it is a^trust. This putt John Sherman, Alli^^son, McKinley, and others, who Jeuied^its existenoe two years ago, in aa awk^^ward predicament.
Aathe certainty of the loss of the^capital to A.uoouda dawns on the boss,^the Standard loses its temper. The^boss should try to suve the Standard's^temper out ot the wreck, at least.
Onthe whole, yuay who Bieculated^with the sugar trust and owcod up to^it, and said he would do it again, is the^most creditable senator in the sugar
crowd.Quay fully comes up to the^North Dakota Standard for on honest^man^^A fellow who will stay bought.^.
TheBeaton UWar Fratt U tht biighlttt^ptpar ou lb* wrong lida la th* it*!* at^atuiitnn* -Hrt in'* Indipekdent.
