Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-20

tiny tho prospects in the state fur con.
timed prosperity III the great field of
agriculture are most cheering. And r.
whom do we look with more anxiety for
our own veal than the farmer: IL he
not tho only man who produces food
! sufficient for himself and others: We
! cannot cat the wares OF Mr.. Tiffany. nor
yet tho beautiful fabrics Of WORTH We
must look to the farmer for our bread
and the Farmers Alliance for our fun.
Farmers Alliances are not always s,lc-
cessful III subyertin3 established polit~
ical methods because it il difficult tor
III to meet often enough to discuss and
consi,lcr questions Of moment to us. ]
Farmers club. So Is Mr.. Curtis. And
yet have not hccn able to attend for
OVER ii year. Ny farm IL situated in
Dunco,nle county. y. e. 1t Is atl nb-
!iuue farm. with Il frNler III tic lower
edge to keep thu p,ta'oeS from falling
into George Nuntlnr|,i1t'> farm, width i,
below lni1I M tho French DnM'l river.
After 1t hard days work nn this upright
tarln | ain too Woril ont tn attend II
club.
1t is 80 with other farmers. We ,i*e
very early. work hnr1. tnke only an
hours morning. and ut night we are So
worn out that IN soon ns our chores ure
done we ;lrc glad to leave the country in
the hands Of those who have nothing
else to do. That ~ why We fall ready
victims to the wiles Of those who arc in
the vile business.
We visited Rockford, ILL.,, the other
day, but when we left we were more 10.
Rockford il Il charming town. and when
she gets her new hotel completed the
necessity Of taking Il tent when visiting
the place will have been obyiutcl. |
talve been ylad@lened the past year by
noting. not only privately but even lit
the press. the fact that American hotels
were improving every day. But Rock
forl has It'll inn ut the present time TINT
would give the cave lwcl1ers rheuma-
tis1n, p:lre>is aud cockroacAes.
How ILL old established hotel can drift
away into such Il state Of stale, seni1c
and soapless gloom | TO not know 1t
is US sad us it il to 70 and look upon the
wreck Ut II SreAt 1nan whose digestion
has outlivcl his thinker.
Whit can he satlder than large hotel
III the hands of IL receiver and u cock~
roach: What can cast a bigger gloom
than a dark and forbi1diny hotel with
tho bouquet Of bygone ca}bage in every
corridor aud II low order ut animal life
sharing ono = room. but refn@in. to SHIRE
the cost?
Chicago in 10 we'll provided with ex-
cellent hotels tl,ut places like Aurora
and Rockford. within il short rule from
tho city. are :,nt 10 suffer. was afraid
ut uEo time tllAt Aurora might Set the
Democratic convention. aud knew that
thu bishop House could not acco1nluo-
date thnSt. who would naturally c,ulc.
W. wcro there This winter, | had II
cupboard there ut twu dollars per day,
and my co]Etrtnrr haul tho rutnnda
thereof ut t!io sa1ne price, We had to
step into t!1t hill to brush, oar lair. hut
there was Ii lntliltor III my room that
would have |n'1tcA tho Auditorium. 1t
was one nf t!l,>r radiators that st.t.nl@ to
have pulmonary difficulty during the
day and hen to sit M A,ll rlvct itself
during the night. W. could not get tea
in The dining room because Aome people
hA! <.o1llr from Il rti.shboring town to
hear orr >,-ntorio, AMI thAt filled tho
dining ROOM 80 that we could not get III.
But Aurora will certainly have hotel
with tnol~. room SOME ttuy. She Is too
good y business town TO suffer that way
for very long.
Chicago il getting r"aIy for tile con-
ttntion, und judge will not liz awake
nights thinking about where site will
put l4rr gueSts Excellent ho:r]s have
been added tt, the list il, tile past few
years. aud older o1ses havn been ratified
und rcfurniS|ni throughout AMI ashes
pllcrd Oh t|ln sidewalk in front If cnch
entrance. Refinement is noticeable ov-
erywhe1u The arm, is not inserted III
the tn.Hr howl ~ fur now, even on tho
Wr,t :5itlc. az it WIS tive years ago, anu
it IL no 1lnto1nn.>n thln; to s.l' Ii @;t1tat,
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