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. 4 In Jefferson county the regular quarterly terms begins on the lst Monday in _/ sation “~The woman believes him and accepts the role of despot, which Published | every ‘Saturday at BASIN, Jefferson County, MONTANA, Entered at the postoffice at Basin, Montana, for transmission * through the mail as second class matter. ==> ———————————————————————— e SUBSCRIPTION RA om8.. OnE Year (in advance) - - . .00 Srx Monts ” \ + . eer 1.25 REE) ” ” ” > ie v ii i 16 ADVERTISING RATES. Single column, display, $1. an inch per month. @Double ollie $2.11 Locals, 100 per line each insertion; poeition locals 15ca line. “Cards of Thanks; not exceeding ten lines,’ $1. Legal notices, at statutory rates. Notices of entertainments, where admisssion is charged, 10o'per line Official Paper of Joflerson County. DIRECTORY OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, MONTANA, WITH A LIST OF COUNTY OFFICERS, TIME OF HOLDING COURT, AND MEETINGS OF THE COUNTY : meeenense | to be of any lasting aps vices that SEE ME D to comprise oo tyidfter a does not truth lie in the here as in a ate eases? Neither man nor woman is quite’ ‘at first imagined or quite das we afterward com | cluded—in fact, we ever quite understand from first to last; we NEVER .get the TRUE answer to the conundrum. THE SPHINX HAS THE ‘BEST OF IT EVERY TIME. Women Who Ask ‘For By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX — %}) HE young women who ask men for attention and com- H pel them to become escorts are alarmingly on the in- crease. Although the chaperon system is prevalent in the small, exclusive circles of our, largest. cities, there are still hundreds of thousands of cultured, charming young ladies in most cities who attend theaters and operas and recep- tions with gentlemen escorts UNACCOMPANIED BY A OHAP- ERON. It will require another hundred years before the custom is relegated tothe grisettes and peasants, as in other countries. Young women who come to the city .to study for a career seldom come chaperoned and depend upon the opportunities afforded by gentlemen friends to attend places of amusement. It is all very well when a fashionable young woman, properly | chaperoned, invites a -gentkemah-to occupy her box at.the theater or opera, but it is quite. another thing when a girl with a “career” asks COMMISSIONERS. a man to devote time and money to ILER entertainment. . - ‘IT SEEMS TO ME THAT NO WOMAN WITH A SPARK - OF RE- f County ‘Officers. FINEMENT OR GOOD TASTE OR SENTIMENT COULD DO SUCH A Judge of Fifth Judicial District............ 4.6.00. M. H. Parker. a Clair OF the GdUie. 666. ccc cc sete cc ceceeeeees A. J. Holloway. This growing evil is no doubt one/ of the disasters attendant upon Oe 5 SIRGAGPEAMEETAD OS 44 8b 9p es04% be sebe sone aa — woman’s transition state from a useless toy to a more enlarged Oe ss icugdskce sas seccshcces iol R. McCall. sphere. She oversteps the limits of the present enlightened age, NN oo RU ics incu ve teecsceeebe ieee E.W.Burdick. however, WHEN SHE ATTEMPTS TO BE THE LOVER. a ___ Chere sma Hooordar 2+ et epabec teen 4 SOR. Be el i Because many noble women are prog ssing into wider fields f. penenies at ex ‘ be ccvg Bibra «see sae +: John T. Murphy. * | usefulness and liberty a great crowd of UNBALANCED girls and ABUIVOYOR, sec ee eee ieee relent cette ees ere ene rene R. M, Cralle. women, lacking in refinement.and restlesswith a craze for excite- 103 Al Kri . eee Ree ment and publicity, are elbowing their way into public notice and et cfccss ceqicsnv sans be ehdk es Andrew Less. overriding all ideas of propriety in their desire TO SEE EVERY- THING AND DO EVERYTHING. Good and delicate minded Commissioners., a women ought to cry down this brood, and men ought to sntb them he —, eerie er oases re te Seckien in their efforts to obtain attention which is not voluntarily given. A. H. Moulton... ....ccccceceseseceeestevenecees Jefferson WHATEVER CHANGES OCCUR IN THE WORLD, LET THE GOOD a OLD CUSTOM OF MEN DOING THE WOOING AND THE ASKING > ; CONTINUE. - Terms of Court. \ For the Fifth Judicial District, comprising the counties of Jefferson, Beaverhead and Madison. January, April, July and October. Beaverhead county, secon! Monday in February, May, August, and November Madison county, the first Monday in March, June September and December Commissioners. — ‘The regular quarterly, meetings of the Board being on the first Monday of March June, September.and December. There may also be special meetings for special business. They also meet on the third Monday in iy une asthe board of = Before Murciage— And Atte = Mrs. FRANK LESLIE FEW men, whatever may be their disposition, are the same after marriage as they were before. In the VERY BEST. specimen’ of. the sex are perhaps an ; ro? unconséions desire “and effort to appear better than t ed | 8 he really is during the period of courtship. He ex- iG Be (a tet ercises w» PERPETUAL RESTRAINT - upon ‘the 0 -andmore-viotent traits-of this nature. —_He-sacrifices~his-con- venience, his comfort, his tastes and inclinations to those of the ob- , ject of his pursuit. He likes to walk, and she prefers driving; he drives. He loves ‘ to be out of doors; she prefers a shaded parlor; he sits in the parlor. He dotes upon-athletics, and she likes to hear poetry; he —reads poetry,-rnd-so on. I do not say that the girl or woman IS RIGHT to accept or fo exact all this self sacrifice. I will, indeed, allow that she is apt to become selfish and perhaps unreasonable, but at this period of the game she is blindfolded both by. fate AND BY THE MAN, who nover once speaks candidly and-honestly.to her, but. is always insisting that her wishes are dearer to him than hisvown, and to-do what-he doesn’t like to do and-give up all that he does like is precisely WHAT HE ENJOYS AND WISHES. is thus forced upon her, and she, wonders that she is not even mistress | of her own life, cannot arrange her hours/or her pursuits or the | dainty environments of her home as she has always done heretofore. She, thought to find shelter in a tower of strength, and she finds her. self captive in a squalid and hateful prison, while he who was to have been her devoted knight and preux chevalicr’ becomes AT QNCE HER JAILER AND, HER FELLOW CAPTIVE. ALL THIS BECAUSE, POOR WOMAN, SHE FAILED TO cor: _ RECTLY GUESA THE RIDOLE PROPOUNDED TO HER BY THAT UN- en POWER WHICH WE CALL NATURE OR FATE *y BY WAY | Ole, THe SPHINx. Middle of human character—did anybody ever FULLY y itt | AsPincelgereasalbecinn $s Eales. m that we have succeeded! For even at the last-—evon after As | that he has not married, the: woman. he sup- mf, tho latter ense, the woman has found.out her —ean We set it down as CERTAIN: en the other's charactor ARIGH = At fire’ each saw virtu BLACK The World’s Press Could Prevent ‘War By Secretary or State JOHN HAY HU I the press of the w orld would adopt en\ PERSIST IN the high resolve that war shall be no more, the clangor of arms and we could fancy that at last our: ears would cease from the-rising of the sun to its going dowi, no longer stunned by the All Billionaires Are Dishonest By THOMAS W. LAWSON, Boston Millionaff® - F any school child should speak up when ising in- structed in spiders, big black spiders, and even suggest ‘that in the future they would grow so big, that their swollen bodies would fill the. schoolroom and their long, crooked claws would reach out of the windows and into the. surrounding fields, not, only would the schoolteacher halt the lecture, but the child would be ‘“‘serit liome” with a note to its parents suggesting medical treatment. ’ He who-made the earth-and thé waters and the sun, moon and stars ordained there should be-some things TITAT SHOULD NOT GROW ON AND ON and on until their deadly poisons had polluted all upon the earth. Two of these things which old Mother Nature has surely decreed shall have a Tiinit in their growth are BIG SPIDERS AND “BILLION AIRES.” Now and then since the beginning of the world, in dark, dark corners of the world, there have grown overnight great black spiders ten, a hundred and a thousand times larger than black spiders are supposed to grow; BUT THEY ARE EXCEPTIONS, and they [ have but one ending; at a certain stage the sy blow up and bust. Under no circumstances can these abnormal freaks of nature per- petuate théir kind, for never in a thousand years—YES, A MIL- LION YEARS—do the em conditions which haye produced them come again. $0 IT IS WITH THE “BILLIONAIRE.” I do not know an American “billionaire” billions HONESTLY, even LEGA statement, but when dealing with a bi people why mince the TRUTH? Segregation ar ch Negro. * By President HYDB of Bowdoin College FFRAGE is not the right of any race AS A RACE, but of those individuals of a race who are able to. exer- cise it WITH INTELLIGENCE and_ responsibility. who has acquired his honestly. It. is a tough \ ha ect of big moment to a = was the gigantic blunder of the north; withholding the nding ign ten wan R if generally adopted’ by thé-south. Pun- members of t be swift, sure and severe, but the oa Mack slike demands that such eee oe an SOF LAW. | rane DOL, CHURCH AND SOCIETY WHEREVER OUS IS IN THE INTERESTS OF RACIAL anc , Mining Review © Granting’ the suffrage to thriftless and illiterate negroes | ~~ from Men | din of armies, might hear the morning stars singing together and all |. | the sons of God oe, for joy. mitted br }nembers of one race against | rent-when you can live. { Call in ‘ahd ‘Examine Out Groceries; Meats and _ ‘Hardware and Get Prices See Our New Line of ... Furnishings | , and Prize Dishes With Cash Sales a Rule & Weitz, Basin EEECEEEREEE Ca An Advertisement in THE PROGRESS Will Help Your Business Why should you pay in your own home? -_—~ I will sell you a lot in. any part of the city. and assist you in building your home thereon; you pay it back by paying rent, or I will sell you’ on The Same Plan One five-room ‘cottage, good cellar and well, outhouses, right i in town, 3 For $650. One four-room cottage, best location in the city. House is furnished. A Snap All for $850. - A fine three-room cottage with eight acres of good land adjoining the city, price $1,500. Clear title. Splendid home for dairy use. Leave your property “For Sale or Rent” with me. Call in and talk it over. with me. LOUIS SPONHEIM, Notary Public, Real Estate \and Fire Insurance. sreitat mt steneyseicnoninindltentssenssins nee New York Life Insurance Co. 2 State Nursery Co... Western Loan = Savings Co. Basin, ‘Montana The Smart Set ! ; A Magesine of Cleverness Magazines should have a well-defined purpose. “ Genuine entertainment, amusement and mental recreation are the motives of | The Smart Set, the MOST SUCCESSFUL OF MAGAZINES | ode Its novels (a complete one in each number) are by the most biliint authors of both hemispheres. Itt. short stories are matchlese—clesn snd-fall of human interest. F ~ Its poetry covering the entire field of verse—pathos, love, humor, tender- menb—to br the most popular poets, menand women, of the day. ” pe nah eater ne ON Y | aed PAGES DELIGHTFUL. G sega tn ti er et r order, \ , PROGRESS. 4 4 ‘ ’ is 5 oy bee < : BS
