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VOL. VIII. NO. 19. P lIPSBURG, GRANITE COUNTY, MONTANA, THURSDAY. JUNE 7, 1894. PRICE, 5 CENTS.

Under the stimulus of the single silver investment made in American land mort- WAITING ON BRITAIN standard the manufacturing interests of OUTLOOK gages, and said: India were rabidly taking away from FOR 8ILRe "From the accounts of the condition It Rains==It Pours! Latcashire the riches of the east. The of the land and farmers there, especially appreciation of gold was a premium to in the West, owing to the fall in prices, Keep Your Feet Dry and Warm. The the Indian manufacturers and enabled The Views of Prominent En- I should be very anxious about such in- Policy of the American them to undersell Lancashire in vestments Buy your footwear from McLeod China if they were mine. In fact, and you can af- Tories of To-Day. and the markets of the east to just the glish Statesmen. the creditors everywhere are in the great- ford to have good footwear for he is selling so cheap extent of the difference between the est danger of losing their capital, or the everyone can reach his prices. value of gold and silver. greater part of it, owing to the apprecia- Call on him and he England did not hesitate to sacrifice tion of gold. Will show and tell you all about it. My velvet oil WHYTHEY'RE DELUDINGTHE PEOPLI her Indian interests to those of Lan- AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION CAUSE "The argument in favor of mono- will make your old shoes as soft as new and make cashire, particularly when the policy she metalism is based on the fact that enor- adopted was likely to influence the mous quantities of gold are lying idle in them wear. I always have a man to fix your old United States in repealing the Sherman the Bank of England. The bimetallic It is a Futile Hope that England Henry Chaplain Ascribes It to the ones when they law. She closed the government mints prospects of the future are most promis- need repairing. Demonetization ot the \White Will Join in Any International in India to silver and in effect placed the ing and I can assure our foreign friends J. C. McLeod, Central Block, Broadway. Agreement for B1-Metallism currency system of that country on the Metal-It Can Only Be Stopped that the recent bimetallic debate in the Unless She Has to-She Has gold standard, precipitated silver panic by Reverting to the Mon- House of Commons was devoid of impor- tance. Fought for Years for the that wrought ruin in this country last etary System Practiced The discussion of the matter was summer and sat herself down to the en- attempted against *the advice of its Single Gold Standard. Prior to the Year 1873. joyment of securing our cotton and friends and the result was inevitable, see- wheat at half price. ing that no division was possible. Ad- In the face of all this there are men vices from every quarter of Great Britain The question of international bi. among us who pretend to believe and An important speech, touching upon show that interest in the question is FREE! metalliqm presents some peculiarly inter- wheat, silver, gold and American mining, steadily FRE ! and widely are trying to make the people believe spreading, and that To all those who may call at the esting features. It is a question on that England is now getting ready to railroads and land mortgages, was de- the city of London itself is coming in;" which a good deal of light may be shed surrender the immense advantages she livered in Edinburg on May 30th by the Mr. Chaplin's speech greatly impressed KAISER HOUSE, - rHILIFSBUIRG, by those who have hid their goldbug has acquired by conspiracy, by diplo- Right Hon. Henry Chaplain, Conserva- the audience and he was loudly ap- principles behind it or by those who are macy and by the sacrifice of important tive President of the Board of Agriculture plauded. On the 15th of 16th of every month. employing it to shield the Cleveland ad- interests in India. There are American in Lord Salisbury's Government. The FLORAL EMBLEM. ministration from the just indignation of tores who insist that this republic, which speech was an address to a crowded con- the public. As the matter stands, there was powerful enough more than a hun- ference of the Scotch members of hus- The Manner Outlined for Selecting One are a great many dark places in the dred years ago to conquer England by bandry and had for its subject "Bimetal- for the State of Montana. The attention project that need illuminating. land and sea, is not now able to put in lism in Relation to Agricultural Depres- of the people of Granite Drs. Liebig Co., World Renowned county is called to the selection of a & Specialists. It is not by any sion." means a new question. operation and maintain a currency sys- state floral emblem, for which It has been considered and discussed tem fitted to the needs of its people and The speaker declared that agricultural purpose Permanent Office, 13 South Main Street, Helena, Montana. the Montana Floral Emblem from all possible points of view. Never- to the interests of its trade and com- depression was chiefly due to the steady Society was and heavy fall in prices organized last March. It is much de- FREE CONSULTATION given to all persons suffering from Chronic Diseases, theless at this moment and by the light merce. There are professed by-metal- of produce, which Diseases of the Eye Ear. Nose, Throat, Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Vrinary Organs. sired that a general interest be of current events it assumes an entirely lists who pretend that this republic, he claimed was due to the monetary awakened Nervous and Prvateiffectione. The rapidly increasing number of patients in Mon- in the state floral emblem and tans demand greater facilities and accommodation, to meet which Drs. Liebig & new aspect. It becomes interesting by more powerful in every way than Eng- changes of 1873 and could only be stopped that a re- C6: have established offices in this city. They will be incharge of duly authorized by reverting presentative and intelligent vote be ob- representative, who will seport all complicated cases to the head ofice, where com- reason of the mystery that is thrown land and continental Europe combined, to the previous monetary tained on the subject. Various plete records are kept of all cases and the treatment adopted. Each branch having around it. We therefore appeal to the must rest in depression and despair until system. Nobody could foresee where the methods italpealatists, no one physician and never lessthan five experienced specialists have have been carried out in different a coansltationon every case presented. Having:thoussmds to ref.r to, comparisons financial tories who are making much of England shall be generous enough to present fall of prices would end. Accord- coun- arieaduly mace. 1o experimentin -simply applying the t;eatmenr that has times ing to ties during the past few months to arouse without number proved successful. Thisis the secret of their success and the reason international bi-metallism to give the give the signal of relief by graciously the latest table the fall from 1873 interest in the wild flowers and acquaint sooh marvelous cures as heretofore reported have been made after the best local people a clear idea of the scheme. permitting Americans to enlarge their to 1893 of 40 per cent. in wheat amply il- physicians pronounced them hopelessly incurable, people in general with their nChronic affections whether fromearly indiscretions, VenerialExcesses, Sem- About what time are we to expect re- money basis. And this act of benevo- lustrates this. The British Commission- characteris- .iweakness,Loss of Manhood, Syphilis and other affectionseflitting them from ers, he added, studied the price of wheat tics, so that they may vote intelligently. oying any of the pleasures of life, treated and cured after $bsolute failures by lief from that source? Every interest in lence is to be performed only when Eng- e. Drs. Liebig Co.'s The merits of the floral candidates reputation for their unparalleled isuccess in treating the country is in a crippled condition land concludes to present to the rest of in America in 1879 and believed that it ha ve e 1gseases of Men is worldwide. and they have patients in all parts of it. been discussed in schools, WOMEN, Th specialist foraffections of Women has lately returned from En. and growing worse. It is absolutely es- the world the trifling sum of $500,000,000 never could be exported cheaper than 40 clubs, church p.l vng.•1 the latest appliances and remedies used in tpeprincipal hospitals and other societies, small and large gath- andis without a superior on the coast. sential then, if the European shylocks a year, which represents the profits that shillings per quarter. The superior In- erings by all classes of people-business CATARRH. and kindred Affections of the Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs, success are to dictate our financial laws and fix accrue to Great Britain's ruling class as dian wheat was sold last week at Hull fllly treated, asd in a manner so mild as to be acceptable to the most delicate child_ men, miners, politicians, etc-as our currency system to suit themselves, the result of the demonetization of silver. for 19s 3d per quarter. well as Brases for Spinal Deformities. Club Feet, etc., manufactured. Satisfaction guar- by ladies and botanists. anted, Call early and avoid being hurried by the large number of patients. Those to know when the event is to occur. When will England get ready to per- Continuing, he said the majority of the Floral enter- who eanot find it convenient to see the Eminent Specialists on the above days can tain ment ashave been given in Livingston tathir case by letter. Careful attention given to torrespondence and medicines But this is not all. There is another form this extraordinary feat of inter- farmers believed that the fall in prices is ,'.sen,.sent by express. and in Bozeman and will question that is still more important. In national benevolence? Some of our tory due to foreign competition, and that the be held in other #tiomylAVISITS MONTHLY. Patients from Rumsey and Combination will places.. The Floral Emblem Society has come burg. the nature of things it may happen that friends pretend not to know, bub we remedy was protection, but the fact that representatives in nearly all the counties, Liebi W1dst Dispensaries at 18 South Main street, Helenal 104 Bandolph street, England will not agree to surrender the know the exact day. On the day that half the countries of the Continent and icagoEast~roadway. Butte; 400 Geary street, San Francisco;:01 West Ninth Mrs. C0A. Wilson, of Philipsburg, repres- ;mst.aZ,5ii35ity.",Havet reatednrore.."gses nucgeasfolly than; a.l others,, similar. . advantages she-now has; that her ruling the. zar of Russia abdicates in favor of a the United States, while imposing the as e entleid. Have bh'ehed permanent. - Btiing it in" Granite officesat 18'lain street; Helena. class will' not :consent to forego the demdcrtieti form of government; on the heaviest dutie on -import 'prouce oim county. To this lady may be sent votes 'by any "residenit golden profits that are now flowing into day that Emperor William leads a mob plain of agricultural depression,' refutes of this county who is interested their pockets. What then? The Ameri- of anarchists in the streets of Berlin; this argument. in what the state floral emblem shall-be. It is to can tories say that there is no possible on that day England will consent to the Touching upon the farmers of America, be remembered that the Floral Emblem way to restore silver as a part of our remonetization of silver.-Atlanta Con- he said that they especially were being Society.has no membership fee and J. H. RIES money standard except by international stitution. ruined and becoming bankrupt faster that anyone may record his or her agreement. Are we to conclude that if even than the British farmers. vote who A PLEASANT PICNIC. wishes to give expression to a choice England fails to recede from a position Others contend that overproduction is for a floral emblem. which she has firmly held for years or A Correspondent Writes of an Enjoy- responsible for the fall in prices, but he ' IER KALSOMINER AND PAPER HANGER The most Prominent candidates refuses to change conditions that she has able Affair at New Chicago. claimed statistics show that the produc- are : ouse ;Painting, two coats, per yard ...... $ 15c Bitter Root Evening Primrose, Calochor- been striving for half a century to bring Mr. J. A. Featherman and the Misses tion of wheat has decreased, although Buggy Painting, each...... 12 00 tus, Rose, Prickly about we are to accept these conditions Featherman entertained their numer- the prices have fallen. Therefore, from Pear, Wild Syringa, Spring Wagons Painting, each...... 15 00 Silverberry, Dog's Tooth Violet, Pasque and suffer the attendant and inevitable ous friends of New Chicago and Drum- the point of view of the speaker, it was Paper Hanging, per double roll...... 25 Flower, Sundial, Bearberry, Ladies' Slip- loss merely because the financial tories mond at a garden picnic in their exten- farcical and ridiculous to attribute the Kalsomining, per yard...... 10 per; though any person may vote for have assumed that the United States sive grounds on last Saturday afternoon. fall in prices to that cause. The real hischoice whether it is among the pre- cannot open its mints to the free coinage For a number of years Mr. Feather- cause, he said, was the demonetization of ceeding or not. Desirable qualities in Out of Town Work Promptly Attended to. All Work First-Class of silver ? man has spared neither time nor money silver in 1873 and the subsequent diver- floral emblem candidates are abundant growth England's first official reply to the to make his grounds as fine as our rigor- gence of the relative values of metals, in all parts of the state. and a Anderson Blilding, Lower Broadwal, comparatively Philipsbalrg. petitions of the bi-metallists since the ous climate will admit of, and which enable the silver-using countries limited growth elsewhere; the result like India to export wheat at the present administration at Washington adopted must be very gratifying to him, for he connection with state's history; beauty John Sherman's financial policy is a con- now has what is conceded by those who low price. temptuous andof blooming grace of flower,season; leaf character and plant; of lengthfruit; one. The question has been have seen it one of the finest gardens in Mr. Chaplain also said: And it silver kicked out of court. The house of com- Montana. With its stately rows of continues to fall there is no reason why adaptability to conventionalization of mons refused to discuss it. There is no cottonwood; its groves of shady cedar, wheat should flower and leaf; adaptability to cultiva- not cheapen indefinitely. tion and improvement; fragrance; utility; longer any concealment in the matter. interspersed by shrubbery and such We propose as a remedy an international ALLI8ONB SHERMAN There is no longer any reason flower-bearing hardihood, and traits representative of why Eng- plants as will thrive in agreement to revert to the system which land should have any concealment in the Montana; its high swing and level cro- prevailed prior to 1873. The failure of the ideal character of the Montanian. matter. There is no longer any reason quet ground; itsorchard of apple and the Brussels conference is no argument eventuallyThe state find floral its placeemblem upon which Montana's will * FURNITURE HOUSE * why British interests should pretend to cherry treesextending to the rear, it against this, as it has since been clearly be anxious to increase the use of silver certainly is a splendid place for such an proved that nothing but the action of the coat-of-arms should awaken patriotic sentiment among the people and be an as a money metal or to restore its money event. This, coupled with Mr. and the English delegates broke un the confer- Carry a added bond of union between them. functions. Having made tremendous Misses Featherman's well known hospi- ence. Chancelor von Caprivi's subse- Pull Line of Let all become interested and take an sacrifices of its'own in India in order to tality, assured for their guests a very quent explanation of the conduct of the active part by sending an expression of drive the United States to the single gold pleasant afternoon. delegates conclusively proved this to be choice to Mrs. C. A. Wilson, Philipsburg. standard, there is no longer any reason After sitting down to a very inviting a fact." why the house of commons or any other A register is open at C. A. Wilson's HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. spread under the trees and disposing of Mr. Chaplain reviewed the bimetallic store, Philipsburg, for all who can call in department of the government which to record their choice. should a few of the necessities and a great many movement on the Continent and pointed engage in an effort to deceive us. Con- of the luxuries of life the party scattered out especially the importance of Presi- sequently, when the question of bi-metal- THE MAIL received a letter of corre- to different parts of the grounds, some dent Cleveland obtaining power to re- spondence, signed "Electric Light," from lism is presented for discussion in the Stone Station, too late for publication playing games while others sat on camp summon the conference, adding: "My our last issue, Our out-of-town friendsin house, the "faithful commons" -more stools or lay in hammocks listening to answer to an agreement as to the rotio should endeavor to mail their letters on faithful to the ruling class than to the Tuesday. to insure their arrival in the musical entertainment. between silver and gold is impossible is time SIRENERAL UNIIJRTHkINa BUSINESI DONE44l people-inconsistently kick it out and The merriment owing to the irregularity of trains. refuse to consider it. was interrupted for a that the bimetallists will accept any short time only by a dark cloud ratio rather thon continue as now, and We should think that this action of looming in sight, which, like the Cleveland ad- silver is so sensitive that its market price Try the Boston Cream Bread. For the commons would put a very large flea sele at the City Bakery Sansome street. ministration, overshadowed the people will conform to any fixed international in the ear of those who pretend to be- and threatened destruction to their ratio. The increased output consequent hervethat England is about to surrender hopes and pleasures, but in this case it on such an agreement would not in our Awarded the fruits of the victory it has won at Highest Honors-World's Fair. Office a:nd Wre-Roo" Philipsburg, Montana. proved to be a great deal of wind and a opinion affect the matter in the least, as the expense of much conspiring and small amount of execution. When it it would be infinitesimal compared with maneuvering. At any rate, the event had passed and the bright sky appeared that has just occurred in the house of the immense exporting mass. The argu- once more everyone took a fresh ment that an international commons ought to open the eyes of our start agreement and the enjoyment continued uninter- would make the fortune own people to the futility of any hope or of the owners of rupted until nightfall, when everyone on American and Mexican silver miners does relief that England is likely to make any J,A, AND J. B. FEATHERMAN, leaving voted the afternoon a very not touch the question of its expediency move that will divert from her coffers pleasant one and Mr. Featherman the constantly increasing treasure that a and general utility. king among entertainers. NEW OCHICAGO AND DRUMMOND. the single gold standard is pouring into "The most important adverse argu- A football DEALIai8 IN them. had been provided for the ment is that Great Britain, being the Whatever the American tories may use of the "chronic kickers," but on this greatest creditor nation of the world, CREAM say, whatever pretenses the adherents of occasion nearly all of them were so well would receive payment of her debts in John Sherman's financial policy may put pleased with themselves and the world the cheapest metal. We contend that FINE forward, the factremains that the con- in general that they did not feel inclined both metals would perform equal func- GROCERIES, DRY GOODS AND HARDWARE, stantly increasing value of gold is making to kick-not even a football-and so tions, while, on the other hand, we say BAKING England richer. Her home interests are only a few ofthe most violent cases ap- it is not wise for a creditor to embarrass infinitely more powerful and important peared to wreak theirspleen on the his debtor by monetary changes." than her colonial interests, and it is her unresisting leather. **, The speaker then referred to American W.I, Yood's Reapers, Mowers and Rakes. fixed and unalterable policy to sacrifice railways, and made the assertion that Apure MOST Grape CreamPERFECT' of Tartar Powder.MADE. Free the latter to the former whenever the A carload of Studebaker wagons and one-third of their number were in the necessity arises. carts has just been received by John A. rrom Ammonia, Alum or any otheradulterant. We have lately seen a Spencer, near N. P.depot, which will be hands of receivers. Mr. Chaplin followed HELENA PRICES. Twine than Cheaper Anybody. remarkable example of that policy. sold at prices in conformity with times. this by dwelling upon, the unfavorable 40 YEARS. THE STANDARD.