The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-28

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Politically there will Toe far less money
pxpetnipr! in .leciing officials, ! fancy. anu
many Of OK leading politicians out OF Il
iuI, will tp living on the island. WINE those
NOW on II. island will have learned that
the price Of one votewill not mainii'ntheh'
for ION, y,:.f>, All these things will ele
waite society aud throw what u no" c'iie''
society ont g: II job
Tn, government will grow simpler. So
will ti,. men who now oveTcstimtte theii
wisdom
I'll, Government should own both rail-
way. and te!egraph>. no doubt. but how the
transfer could he made 80 rs to avoid IA
la,ge steal while the STATE Is looking out oI
the window | do not know II would Ma
good time NOW 10 bly some ro;uis ! kho"
Iuf-rHiS that aft. never on time but once Il
wear. and that i, when they put on extra
steam iii order to pass u dividend
believe tLnt In oar monetary system the
same change. will he maintained, ti"'ish
more Of il perhaps.
think les attention will be pad totem
perlnce !e,rl, lation AID more totit >itoS
Of the human tonach Bad c"oA!ii@, g
n~vci"ily "A, We find 1t IL poor hotels on ne
road. Is the lt!''iIt tt iifttt -
cauuot legi>latc uice. new iron g;ay brains
or good >torlarhs INTO people WHO have ac
nuirei hy = cent or purchase weak, ~
flame, and .i-rusc,l u:e~. |! -, the lrGi.
latuir wnali have very iiItlr time to worh
outside Of the Capitol huilding
do not see aey practical WAY 81 piiish
ing ~r-i.uu"r~ II resent. but mn iNs1ie 70
tLi n one Il ..r tin'e.
r.. tav- 81 dEofv, are quite well adapt
al ~ this ;lce, and tie ouly Improvement !
see would he ior "a pie who apply Tor q
vorce TO pay r,G,g Tar ADVERTISING rates N
stead OF di,plu Ing free to the public Their
private bore warEs IN orderto boom a new
play or u pew star.
SEE no reason 10 hope that money will
not accumulate inthe hands of a few N iLe
future even nIlIr t.an IN the past ihete
viii he more generations also between ~l!itt
sleeves ard Shirt sleeves.
Vast corporal and business aggitGt
ton, mas become top heavy aud cuinhyi'
some. and with threatened strike. oractraI
trouble of that Kind rlpita! may fight >as
OF them Inside .! 100 ycii,.
The laboring GLASSES viii always he op
pressed. ana the more t!,ir Wages are II
creased TIE more f.tisu,G thcy will Zee.
Isrcah from G.: e~iicIcc.
our soil. with improved agriculture
methods. should grow enough FOR aii IA
creased popui",!01, hHt ! hope that IL
: government will not depend too much ~
me. farnud l.>t year in North tarpii'i;
+ and bought hay for my horses. cinhe! i"n'
Tor my tan!i., and used condensed milk OF
DAYS when my valet used to milk on
: spir;ted COW by sca.ing her half way over
harbed wire fence and then attending t
her dividend arrangement while tie hawl
inp or Intellectual end hung over the othe
side.
: Law, medicine and theology will continu
to advance II, rapidly Us they nave the pas
!. l00 wears, especially theology. We Wi
continue to talk saucily to all three until W
meet them. and then we Will retract a.
: that we have said. | see more possibilitie
: for medicine. however, than for the rest.
American literature. | hope, will be NOR
realistic in ltG years. and it will he. | trus'
Il. good in the daily press at two cents as !
tie more elaborate and expensive public;
j, tions. trust there will be less collie anon
= poe,s, and less vain regret and gastiltl
among poetesHes.
|. Music and the drama will grow rapid.
# The great American play has been itlreat
written by Mr..Howard, II n new era
about to be opened. ! may opcn one mysel
Educational methods Will 20 on tov'ai
perfection, and finally the pupil will n,
have to apply himself at all, but the teac
er's work will grow more laboriour.
Dress. | hope, will be simplilied for Il
= DAYTIME. though evening dro.s could II
he made more simple than 1t Is "ltho'
carrying the entire train and waistband
- the haf.d and getting check for 1t at I!
= door Man will dress as usual. payil
.e eight dollars twice each year for Il HI!
i -. -l.-.ra $50, tu,i in /
at compel him to buy one every six mont!
n He will also wear other clothing but 1t p"
be simple and not 80 close lifting.
The architecture will advance in gre
le cities. and the architects will 90 on M
= ing pretty drawings OF dwelling hou-
~ which will not nave any closets, and I
rS hall will contain the woodbox and la,
a. tory, as they do now.
81 Women will never want the right OF 81
- frage-that Is, there will not he enough
them want il to even encourage the III
folks to give it to them.
De The future of the servant problem is
81 same as the future of the ungodly-vi
Il hell.
20 look for the perfection Of the fiyi
machine, but fear it will arrive too late
he of practical use to lecturers.
~ viii the race he h~andsomer, health
J.. or happier than it Is now:'
. hope SO.
Our greatest city vii! be On the prest
" site of Chicago
ne A. TO who will be the American IN
al. honored in 1898, | gm Offering odds that
will not be the son Of a wealthy man, !
en some poor bog at present with chaFI
ii wrists and chilblains Oh his heels, VIII
heart Is full Of hope and whose terror d
is soap.
zee Of course the people will not have
III gotten Washington, and am also putt
z up a delicate little tribute to myself IN
ess way Of "a mausoleum which Will re-
o., climatic action and KEEP me as green
il ever in the memory of those from who
,ca am liable now to he snatched away at
moment BILL SYt
m Attorney General Miller on Future
y0rce Laws.
from Our Washington Correspondent
'The next 100 years" said Attor
dst General Miller. will bring few change
- H. ,rasIA D.