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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-26

PEGlSTRATlON NOTICE-Notlce is hereby
~ gwen lhat the great register OF the city OF
Butte Is now open for the registration OF voters
LOT the general clty election Co be held on Aprii
:; $50 &C the McDermotl hotel. Last Bro tdwav
.hls IJth DAY OF March, 1885; said register will
continue op N for ten days exclusive OF Sundavs
anu legal holidays and will also be open the last
legal day before sad election Tor corrections and
sent from the city curing the ten days m which
said register was kept open
Sald register VIII be open during the follow.
ing hours; from a. m. to I D. m; from .
y. m. 10 p. IN, and from p. m TO . D. m OF
each day. = ~ u
II. II. CUNNINGHAM
j. g.. SIMPSON
Board o. REGISTRATION
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This paper contains Coins coupon.
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TRY A WANT aD. in III. STANDARD
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-In sand Coulee. after Nav
q physician and surgeon For other in
formation Inquire OF secretary Miners union
No. p. sand Coulee, Mont.
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w Al IED-Girl for general housework
w Apply Sei West Park avenue.
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4 room or furnished rooms. inouirs
lewis. $50 South Main Butte upstairs. roo m al
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E'oR SALE-A iirst-cass stock ranch. good
location. Address, Con Allen, SOS North
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t'OK sALE-10 horses and 10 milch cows AZ
fr hIIeker stable. corner OF Washin gton and
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FOR SALE.

E'ok SALE--iO-stamp mill complete For
particulars write ID. l.. Smith, Florence.
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E'Ok SALE-Two miles west OF Anaconda
Il dairy ranch o. l6J acres: also lOJ dairv
cows. Address ID. G. Gray. Anaconda
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w - and -, butte
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

Die Yerow : llnteriu&unS in Nem
Vort fat int 2aufe Der uorisen Mode
lire eriten s~reifbaren Gri&te aeaeitist.
Gin Dusenb poliSei:Y antatas, &apis
tdne unb Serseanten, murben uon ben
@roBaei1morenen unter Mntlase 9eiteut
uno ,peitere uerben folaen. Die Mui~
b.duns Der S9ulb u~erliert ibren @ertb
iobalb bic S4ulbisen entrinnen; bic
Beirafuns Der Rduber in Uniform mirb
aud anberwdrts cine sewi1s Wirsuns
auslben. limb ,uenn bas Voorbeess
Gomite. weldes NIT elmer unteriu@uns
Der in Dem Staate uon Yolitieern ueribs
ten S@minoeleien bei9ditist 1T. ebens
taus Relultate ;u Gage fSrbert, mel@e
,ur Detraiuna oer 9aQuneen fabren,
10 ruirb bas Yole ban,it sufrieben fem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04
Otue iaubere Baube unuB felt Sab.

Otue ioubere 0anbe mug felt Sabs
rem tut Capitol in Erentou seberri@t ba:
ben. Oie Yolitiser baben bort tbatiads
lid sebauit. ME @duberbauptleute. sic
paren ni9t a~ufrieoen an ben fir bas
Capital seIieferteu @aaren Elm 9slbens
selb ~ ueroieneu; penn 6e mebr braad'
ten, wurbe einfa@ bic gauge Ginri4tuns
fortsei@afft uub bas Capitol pom Sell
ler bis gum Da&iubl neu msbIirt. 90:
gar eiierne @eloi@rdnse wurben uer'
tammelt unb bur@ neue eriett, obne
baB bic seriusite geranlaN""s oaau oors
banosn s~eutien wdre. U.s. bic Sa@en
binsetommen ilnb, MID tein Meni@
mi0en. Nie sew0bnl,&. babsn ii@ at
benz @aube bic Yolititer be,oer parteien
betbeilist. 50 iebr bieie Rerle ii& aud
pom Der @ebnerbibne beedmpfen, UNI
bas Wolt slauben au MAIDEN, ie bdtten
politii@e @runbidse, 10 ber3li@e giniss
seit entwideln iie. iobalo ii@ cine @ele:
senbeit bietet, ibre Eai@en nit @elb 81
fuQen, bas ibnen ni@t seb0rt unb ben
Bursern absenommen 1T. Die llnters
iuGuns IN Grenton wirb man4es politis
i@e @rab sroben, aber nod LANCE ni4t
senus Yolititer aus benz Sffentliden Sc:
ben pertreibem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

9eit SO seqen 81 t5timmen bat bic
MNemblp SALTS Mntras. benz @olte BEL
Der nd4ifm Dabl elm Announcement sur
Verfa6nns uor;ulesen, bur@ has ben
Mitsliebern Der @eieesebuns. ben
Staatsbeamten, ben S%tabtrdtben unb
ben @i9tern uerboten .uereen iou, pom
ben Giienbabuen 6reipaiie an3unebmen,
auf ben Slid selest. Damit wurbe mics
o<r elmer oer menisen r@eformuoti@lds
se," bic Der Yesislatur uorlasen. pers
morien, uno bic GAIL iener uaiuen Qeute,
bic nod an bic Gbrli@teit u~nierer @es
ietseber slaubt, wiro immer tleiner.
Nat. @eformer.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

bic Nntlasen wesen @ablbetruss,
mel9e bic auBeroroentli@e @rano Surp
in Stem Dort erboben bat, bemeiien, baB
bas S9idial Der i'm letten SABRE ins
l3a@tbaus sei@idten 8obli@minoler
ni9t eeniiseno abi@redeno semirtt bat.
8ei ber sroBen Maie Der politii@en
9anolanaer 1T @ablbetrus eben cine
burdaus erlaubte uno iosar lobens,perz
tie 9%anoluns, beren Nusfabruns Sober
obne Weiteres ibsrnimmt, menn er es
uneutoedt su tbun t0unen slaubt. Nu4
bic bdrteiten Strai EN- merben bieies
l1ebel nidt ausrotten; bus tann neben
Der INNER au;uitrebenoen 9ebun9 bes
al1semeinen littli9en Stanopunttes Der
8eu0lteruns MIR our@ bic itren9ite
llebsrwa9ung Der Bablen sei@eben.
gu Die EN- 3med iit es BON sr0Bter Wi4s
tistsit, ouB oas @ablseies ben bon Or
sani %atiouen e%rnannten freimiQi9en Nufs
pattern Die weit9ebenoiten Befusnile, Die
ii9 nit Ser 8ou5iebun9 Der Wablen
uereinisen ~lailen, ertbeilt, uno aue Mdnz
gel Der uorsel@lasenen @abloronuns in
oieier 6inii4t ioQten iorsfaltis perbeiz
iert weroen.- Woltsjt9.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

Ser III uieleu 9roben Staoten cnts
bronnte Rampf Der 6otelw,rtbe uno
@eitauroteure 9esen Den rTreilun@" in
ben Wirt9i3aiten bat an mebreren
Hldten bic betreffenoen @taotudter be-
wosen, oas Suantum oes v@Bbaren" in
ben Saloons aui cine Bowle uoQ
"Crackers" 81 bei@ranten; ueri3ies
oentlid miro audi &die, v@ori9t" uno
joniti9er talter Muh@nitt erlaubt. 9ier>
81 bemerft t~reffeno bic v&anias @ity
Drelle": v@o blcibt aber bic p%erionliz
DIE Treibeit, meun es e,nem Birser Der
Nereinisten Staaten nidt einmal mebr
erloubt lein iou, @llen megsul@enten?
@er ii9 nit ben Reiultaten Der NrbeiI
u~nierer seietsebenoen &0rperi9aften
ein9ebeno bei@ditist, lelblt menn er eir
l%oscnannter &e@tstunbi9er lit, meiB iid
nidt mebr 5ure@t5ufinoen. Sir seiuns
ben Meniderper1tano i@eint in ben @e>
iet5u9ern tein &aum mebr gu iein."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

Die 9e9islatur pom Nebraste 1T
nod INNER in Sieuns uno iino felt ct:
ma ;mei @o@en bic Mitslieoer auf bic
eiaene Gal4e ansewieien, ba am uorlets
ten Treitas bereits bic SieunsssD auer
uon ied;is Gasen uerltri@en mar. @ine
sanse Mtense oerartiser &orperi4aften,
mel4e sem0bnli3 in ben letten Easen
nidts 6albes unb ni4ts GANGS be-
mertreQisen uno aQes ubereilen ooer
bimausl9ieben, tonnen ii9 bieran Elm
Beiipiel nebmcn.
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pot8etebe.

NQe rMaielans" paiiirt IS uno Be"
meiiten ~unierer 9erren @oaesm miro
IS nidt better seben - bag Der Cine oSer
Der Mnbere bic 3eituns einfa@ IRE.
fused, obsleid berielbe meiB. bab er
fir elm, 3wei unb oitmals mebr Sabre
bas announcement i4ulois 1T, uno bentt.
bamit lei bic Sa@e ab9etban. O"r@:
aus nidt! Man merte lid bic foIsenoen
Rarasrapben:
l. Nbonenten. berea announcement ab:
selauisr lit. bic betreiienbe 3eituns iss
bod ni9t ausbradli@ abbeiteQen, Tam
bic 3eituns meiter sei4idt weroen.
2. @enn M%bonnenten bic 3eituns
abbefeIen, obne ibr riidltdnoises Nbon:
nement gu 3ablen, 10 tann bic 3eituns
peiter sei@idt weroen. bis idmmtli@e
@ldtanoe besablt limb.
8. @enm Mbonuenten IS ueridumen
ober ii9 weisern, ibre 3eitunsen uon Der
Boitoifiee a%b;ubolen, iino lie trotoem
fir ben Nbonnemcntsbetras perantwort:
lid, bis le benielbsn be,ablt unb bic
3eituns abbsiteut baben.
4. Mbonnenten, msl9e ibren @obns
OFT duoern unb es peridumen, ben 3eis
tunssberuusseber gu bena&r,@tisen, limb
fir ibr announcement perant,portli9, aud
menn bic 3eitun9 inter Der alter Nore1e
aejanbt mirb.
5. Oie @eri4te baben entldieoen,
oaB cine Beiseruns, 3eitunsen pom Der
9olt su nebmsn ooer ben @obnort ;u
anoern unb bieielben liesen gu lahen,
als Betrus ausselest uns bsitraft werz
ben Tam.
6. Ioraus;ablenoe Nbonnenten iino
mad Mblouf ibres Nbonnements per-
pii9tet, ben 9erausseber gu bena3r19z
tisen, msnn iie bic 3eituns abbeteQen
molen, m%ioriseniaus lit Der 9erausses
Der bere9tist, bic 3eituns weiter 81
ididen unb Der Mbonneut muB aQe
9eiditanoe besablen. ebe er Die 3eituns
abbeitelen taun.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

Ser po0e Beri@t Der Grperten iiber
bic l1nteriu@uns Der Tinan6m oes
Bbistg~Grult 5eist, oaB bic Diret=
loren an ii@ ielber Aetie" o%ertaufz
ten. oereu Nennwertb uno Der oafir
sesablte Breis I'M nabesu 50, 900, 900
oifferiren. Terner er9ab li3, oaB bic
Direttoren nit Dem @eloe Der Wctionare
in mil6er @eiie ipetulirten uno baB iie
1i9 unter benz Dedmantel BET 8er9iiz
tuns fir ueri@ieoene 3mede riciise Sa>
ldre 3ablten. Gar man6er miro lid
nun mobl bic Tra9e uorlesen: Was ses
i@iebt nur nit oieieu vbo@seiteQten"
6auunten? Die Nntwort lit b%anosreifs
lid: vMeri@tenoee(s n,i@t!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04
Ser vNonconformilt" 19reibt: Sir

Ser vNonconformilt" i@reibt: Gin
8onan3a>Tarmer uon SIb=D atota jom>
inert, baB Der @eijen unter so Gents
pet Bulbel s%efaIen 1T unb meint, bies
lei cine Nolse BET Interpretation. CUR
felben 3eit fubr eiu init Nabrunssmitz
teln belaoener G%iienbabn5us Dor Mtlanz
ia na@ Su6>D otota, UNI Tarn.er in iez
nem Staate - man bebenfe, Tarmer!
- por Dem @erbunseru gu retten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

1eurp Grone ma@t biernit be-
tannt, baB e. aui ieinem alien Plae I'M
8aiement pon S9eQ's @ebdube on Der
gde Don Minneiota> unb 2. Nor6traBe
nod ME por Butter uno @ier tauft uno
ben bo@iten Marttpreis in Gait bafir
be3ablt.
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60 oau; llnred)t bate Yrof. @oll

90 gan; l1nredt bate Prof. @olos
min @m,tb aus G%oronto, Canada, mobl
ni9t, als CT oieier Sage in B%bilaoelpb,o
einem Snteruiemer aeseniiber bemertte,
Die Ser. Staaten bdttm in Der leeten
3eit cine Liquidation uon WtiBuermaI:
tuns" bur@ma9en mii7en. Das Gnoe
lit iibrisens bur9aus nod ni@t absuies
hpu
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

bic Menidbeit i@dtt, auBer anbes
rem Giseni@aften, Bel ber Trau bic
&eui4beit. beim Monne ben Mutb,
l4reibt elm @e@lelblatt. DaSu be-
merit bic Gbicusoer r9rbeiter5eituns":
DieMeni9beit! user 1T benn bieMenidz
beit? 8eitebt iie nidt aus idmmtli@en
Mnseborisen beiber @ei@le@ter? 0bise
8ebauptuns beiast oenna@ ni@ts ans
beres als: Oas 8eib i@dtt beim Manne
ben mutb, Der Mann beim @eibe bic
Reui4beit. 0oB unter iol@en um=
itanben Der Mann ein bobes Snterefe
bat, ieinen Mutb, has @eib feline
&eui9beit gu bemabrcn. ueritebt ii3 BON
ielbi. @ie aber erfldren mir uns bic
Gbatia@e, baB es mebr feise als mutbis
&c Mdnner siebt, bab bic Mdnner oas
@erfibren tusenobafter Trauen fir cine
9elbentbat balten uno ooB 10 uiele Traus
en- lire Guseno is serins i@dten, oaB
iie bic elbe fait bebinsslos ben Mannern
iiberliefern? Mntmort: @eil Der sroBe,
auf aQen @ebieten ii@ bur9letenoe MAJ
%terie1e, inteaectueue uno moralii3e
l1mmertbunsspro3eB bes Rapitalismus
aud oieie ebeoem bo@9el@atten 8ertbe
entwertbet uno ibre 8emertbungsbe=
binsunsen uertriippelt bat. Gin GROCER
Srrtbum wdre es iibrisens, gu slauben,
Dem Meibe lei elm iittli@ reiner Manu
nidt lieber ais Elm notorii@er @aitlins.
@as ibm ieoo@ bic Treibeit Der 8abl
uertummert, lit bic Ebatiade, baB Biz
Werbaltniiie es 3wiusen. 3uerit ben Grs
na5rer unb bann ben Mann in's Nu9t
gu failen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

Mnt. 8. 9eNns, Der fribere oers
ausseber unb &ebatteur ber vSQinois
@taats seituns," Sater oes iesisen Gis
sentbamers ienes Blattes unb Potmei>
tiers uon@bicaso, lit letten @cnnta9 int
boben glitter pom 70 Sabren III Chicago
9etorben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

St. Paul, MINI, Sept. Z, 1894.
Eureka Chemical & Mfg Co. La Crosse, Wis:
Msr1e Ssrn:- @eh phLsn Sobrn nar i'd benz Sa6atsasmnb asben m1 rau4ts
u iGuEebu BIS ;uamia Giqorreu. Wem gerpenpfem mar 70 arg 3eruttet ob
msa Ss miro ss%pagl' Sas &audsn aabusr6sI So pe{u9ts bic ios %K@1syc% re"
"No-ToSBac" ub puibeoene anoere Mil, i6od obne grol9 as t9 ourd 3ntaQ af
BAcocURo auimsrdan nube. Yor senau osi& sodm besaan i'd BEN esbrau@ SS9xs
SNtIs uo mB heute qe1ebeu, bab ib abDlut ten leran9n na9 enerGi9arrep erpw.
Gin Observation-Disclosures @aMGey wio hiMt ehie6en, mas bs bet. AReinr anF9t n9 1T
RACOCURO duiad muuberprfeut uni, BARI 6 baebe befens enppblen.
gdtuuasuou, G. q. @onid.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

tebun. gs mro Gu3 gang BON ie1ba bels1ren, menn ir auf9Orsn ioQt. Das
@pRem wrD 0ann 10 iri 20" 9eieotn is@. ME sa a't; Sat e s ir gum ts s9eM 3eats
rrantrt. qreiB: 81 90 Die Sda9tel ODER orei S4a4hn Qr 3otasisen @ebrau5
uno Seluns sorantut) 2 $50. Sn allen Npotbekn gu bobsn ooer bel @mpfans
Qrobeida9tel (pampb1et umo 8emeHe fmo fu) an Eureka Chemical & Mfg.
Co. La Crosse, Wis. Ill.,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

of the PIONEER PRESS CO, c. ". HoRNcK, supt. r
j." St. Paul, MINI, Sept. Z, 1894.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19

in Paris, aud probably the sum raised
will reach hundreds oi thousands.
at will b. worthy Of imitation else
where. said the doctor, 'and II Is for
the best OF uses, the saving OF young
lives, What is more mysterlOusly
touching than the struggle Of a poor
little child with the GROUP What
more dreadful than the anguish and
despair Of the mother? And think Of
30, 600 little lives annually snuffed out
in France perhaps twice that number
in America by the insidious maladies'
Think Of she lives that may be saved
ia ten years!
As to the serum, continued DIR.
Roux. ..we have demonstrated that il
win keep for year II protected from
the light, We hope 10 show that its
possible duration is much longer. At
any rate II can soon be- had in proper
quantities almost everywhere. No
nohler disposition could be made Of
surplus money by millionaire than 10
secure the supply u the precious iuid
which viii every year save tens Of
thousands Of young lives.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
No Bottle in Her Pocket.

An editor out West having bee n
asked if he ever saw a bald-headed
woman, replied: mo, we never did.
Nor did we ever see a woman waltz
ing around town in her shirt sleeves
with cigar between her teeth and
run into every saloon she saw. We
have never seen a woman 90 fish
ing with bottle in her pocket, sit
down on the damp ground all day and
go home drunk at night. Nor have
we seen woman yank of her coat
and say she could lick any man IN
town. No. God bless her, she isn't
built that way. "-Northwest Magazine.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
RICHES Of NORTHERN SWEDEN
Vast Iron and lumber Country Opened
Up BY q New E-ailrnar

vast Iron and lumber Country Cpsned
Up by q New railroad
The Northern part Of King Oscar.
realm has often been called Sweden.
America" because Of the richness 81
the land, although it Is still unculti
waited. says the Stockholm corraspond.
cnt OF the st. Louis -DfsDatcb
The poorer class prefer to emirrafe ia
the United States instead Of seeking
new homes in Nordland, because that
part OF the kingdom lacked means Of
communication BY land with the can.
ital The coast cities suffered in the
winter when ice covered the sea a.
much as the interior settlements suf.
fered the year round. When II was
discovered that there were great hid.
den riches there for the goyernrn Mt.
y decided to grant money for tho
building Of a railway The Northern
Trunk line is now complete. and ha
been opened BY the king. He is said
to be Sweden's ab.est orator. and
ne made the ''speech Of his life. Z The
festivities surpassed anything ever
seen here. The new railroad CON
meets at Boden, near the gulf OF Both
ma, with the northernmost railroad
in the world, running from the sea
port Of Lnlea up to the Gellivara iron
mountains, forty-seven miles north of
the polar circle. This road has been
in operation two years. 1t NAV be
considered the end piece OF continu-
GUS line of railroad about 1880 miles
long, reaching north and south the
whole length Of Sweden. The com
pletion of this line, it is believed. win
materially check immigration to Amer
lea. Nordland contains more than
twenty per cent Of the lumber of the
world, and more than Canada and al.
most twice as much as the United
States. The famous iron mines, the
largest in existence, are capable Of
supplying the world for centuries.
The scenery is highly picturesque,
and the new road presents much for
tourists
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
TIE NAMES or RIVERS.

Roanoke signifies sCn she'll
MuslSiugum signifies elk face-
Merrimack means swift water
Chlckamauga Is Dead Nan'sriver >
Mnskcgon means plenty II asb
Nebraska means shallow water !,
suwanec is a corruption n san ,tua.
nita
Monocacy means creek ~ ,napy
bends.
Monongahela means river with.
out islands"
Miami Is corruption % Miahmcznh.
meaning stony river"
sheboygan means .stream aha,
comes from the ground
Chickahominy is an Indian word
meaning Turkey Lick"
Rappahannock was originate. Ton.
pahannock. Quick Rising River
Lackawanna is an Indian word
meaning the stream that for,s,
Chautauqua lake was named by tho
gy Place"
Greene river, Kentucky. was named
after General Nathaniel Greene Of
the revolution.
the Kentucky river was first named
the Louisa, in honor OF tho duchess
of Cumberland 90
The translation OF Potomac Il
Place OF Burning Pine, an allpsion
TO grand council. '''''0 :"
The Atchafalaya riyer.in t,ouisia,a
was so named from two Indian ,yosis
meaning long river.
The Colorado river took ne ,,ro
s.on Inc color Of its waters, the
spanish word meaning red
fazoo means "Rivcr Of DEATH an
a i..,, 70 the malarial diseases gen.
orally prevalent along It's banks
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19

An aluminum-copper torpedo boat
has just been constructed III Fpglapd
The proportion Of copper is but ,ix
per cent, this giving the vessel vast
increase Of strength. The boat weigh.
but half as much as one made of steel.
though the plates are twenty-five per
cent thicker than they would BE- II
made Of that material. The alloy II
very tough and breaks only at pres
sure OF $4,000 pounds The craft
steams at twenty and one-haIf knots.
whereas a similar boat of steel would
show but seventeen. The ALLOW win
be the ship building material Of the
furLire.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
DRESS DESIGNERS.
Possibilities of a Good Business Opening
for n CIevnr Artist.


at is surprising said the head OF
a large firm for supplying ready-made
gowns wholesale, sthat there are so
few women designers. One sees wo-
men struggling to squeeze into already
overerowded occupations, but never
stopping to think of something new
Now, one with natural ability for ar
tistic and practical dressmaking or
designing, could make good living
selling ideas to great houses. There
are men who supply this need, but
never a women.n
docs not each firm secure de-
signer?n l inquired.
''No, he replied. The retail
firms generally buy from the whole
sale and they copy or adopt foreign
fashions. Some firms, of course, do
employ women, and these can make
anywhere from $50 to $75 week,
with trip to Europe thrown in.
He went on to say that if woman
was clever and had some capital she
could open an office and make sue
cess. An abundant patronage could
be secured of large wholesale firms,
retail ones, mOdistes, etc. If her or
ders are only sufficient for her own
time. she makes designs for all sorts
and conditions of clothes, selling them
for as much as an illustrator is paid
for single and double column draw
ings. Ii she cannot sketch well. let
her make each model OF colored tissue
paper.
There are hundreds OF things to be
done in this line. A new collar or
cuff, a shoulder arrangement. the
manner of finishing the bottom Of
gown, q new way to hook bodice
these are all minor details that are
eagerly caught up by the stores. This
patronage could not be accomplished
in day or year, but the business
would pay as much in the beginning
and better in the end than any on
which women are now existing.
| know a woman now whose fingers
are nimble and taste exquisite whom
three large firms have offered their
patronage if she will supply them.
She assures me that she feels confident
of SO week should she have good
talent at hand.
Even II the woman cannot alone sup
ply orders or suggestions she can have
corps of fashion artists who NAV
sell their work through her, she exact
ing commissions, says the Philadcl-
phia Times. The very large retail
firms that make speciality OF ready
made gowns and bodiees are the best
to work for; they are Kaleidoscope in
their rapid changes. Again, promin-
ent modistes are willing frequently to
pay for good suggestions, as we'll as
large furriers and cloak-makers.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
COAST PIRATES or OLD DAYS.
Their Descendants soS Scattered Along
the New Jersey ssaboard.

the New Jersey Neabosrds
II j. strange race Of people that
for the last 200 years has inhabited
the sandy tracts which interviews all
up and down the coast between the
Jersey pines and the sands where the
sea beats. These folks were Wreckers
in the old times, says the New York
Mail and Express, and did enough
petty farming on the sickly soil there
70 furnish them with iuw uecessaries
but the large majority Uf them
watched the ocean 10 sce what ID
might bring them They'd leave any
81 the ordinary pursuits III llte on a
minutes notice when there came word
that there Mas .a ship lahore
There, many house there ghOa+ JILL
mates 10 tais generation arr III Church
three times every Sunday that u fur
nishcd with things washed ashore
from wrecks ard even 70 this day, n
you 20 Into a grocery ssurs ans whore
along the coast ahd Ark iur uv- pounds
% prunrs its tuu % ou. tha gr0eer
wilt ask sou IL sou uaai prunrs O.
wrack pruuc.
The legends say that long ago tbFae
Jerscyncu used % march laatr horse
up ana dowu the beach ia stormy
nights, with d lantern tied 10 the sol
lar, 80 that tho light uu the Eimping
beast would Seem % ehips ont al sea
like CLEAN from a rs-sl ridlng 90,
tly. Then God hcip the mariner,
There are traditions galore AT So ana
down the sands from thr Hook 10 a.,
May There arr fami,te. Who glory
just q little Ia having dr-rentied from
the original pirates They say 81
sunilt days that the ssa out thrre II
laughing over the bOnes that u covers
and IN anticipation u thc uther. thas
are q come BORNE 81 fate. ut Et III Ia
coast ptOverh that ryrty loot n Icr.
say sand has i.s wreck 4 Seaman
maxim When YOU have pas.ed ilat.
tcra7. look out fpr Hnrnsqaf But
time has changed ali that. The va
men end children play over the sands
where the drowned Wnv lvlt bg tho
tide and Tho grandson ID tht reaf
tim1l-pHr coast pirate nas become 4
more moral man, digger IN CLAIMS. x
p"ddl"r nf pleasure boats. and pu-
setor u Dtt-sh", prab- ia .hg sum
n"r "Ecry visitor q hsa lila. tDmas d
lfs n"f Hnd II wIufs- Er 4ub.hfa nr
ii-h and saLt BORIS and drudyaa fog
oy -tees
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19

The duke Of northumberland u.
spite oi his vast wealth, is W. ,ihsa.
affected and simple In bis life, Wi,
ever he travels on railway ho ~, ~ n.
takes a third-class ticket, g Wy M
dignatlon Of the railway officials n, X
day they determined to breas NV, "a. N
this frugal habit. and they III l,s,sul
compartment with chimney ~ ne
carrying bags Of SCOT Mp sau he
duke arrived at his destinla,.''o'ao ltcD
took the sweeps TO the booking as,. cla..
and bought them each q PIX q eaeh
ticket back again, and put onV NJ n
tlrst-class carriage, sacks ana ~