The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-10-04

VINO resfstless enterprise and courage
nave conquered the desert. reclaimed the
prairies. built the railroads. populated the
Wilderness. founded the cities and estab-
ltsled the beginning Of the grandest civili-
cation ever known.
Coming from u neighboring city. I bring
you the congratulations and best wishes OF
Its people. Omaha is o great pork packing
center. but II has no hogs. except f%our-foot-
ea ones. We are not envious that Sioux
G,ty builds up so rapidly and thrives SO well.
We do not wish to succeed by tho downfall
o. any other place. and we believe that In
the glorious future Of this wonderful land
there Is room enough for the growth. and
there VIII be commerce enough for tho
support Of all the great cities of the Missouri
valley.
AS y people We are fortunate In being To-
Gated IN the american corn belt. Iowa,
Nebraska. southern Dakota and northern
Kansas produce corn in its greatest perfec-
tion. Wherever 1t will successfully grow it
be extensively raised. 1t does not impover-
ish the soil like wheat. and although it can
not well pay the cost of long transportation
70 a distant market. yet the pork and beef
successful contradiction. that tho corn
growers west of the Mississippi river have
Deen, and are now. accommodating wealth
faster than any other class Of people in the
world.
know there is no royal road to fortune
through tho corn field or across the farm.
No man can grow suddenly rich or accumu-
late millions from tilling tho soil. The ugri-
culturist has no opportunity to speculate
upon the misfortuncs of his ncighbors. nor
can ho rob them OF their hard earnings by
questionable methods or legalized chican-
cry. But no mar can show 3,OOO.OO people,
Engaged In one pursuit. on any portion Of
tho globe. who have gained so rapidly in
material possessions as have the farmers of
this great corn region. Almost every settler
crossed the Mississippi river poor. Many
OF them had no money to buy seed for q
first crop, n wcrc without the necessary
food to keep their families while waiting the
harvest time. 1 have seen upon the plains
of western Nebraska how they lived in dug
outs and went barefoot. from necessity, not
choice. Blu to-day all over those vast pratt
ries the farmer has y comfortable home: he
most improved kind: he has ilocIs and
herds. o place for their shelter. and corn for
their keep. His children go to n first-class
public school. and his wife attends church
on Sunday morning handsomely dressed.
and tho hardest kind OF work, hut he is no
longer in need OF daily bread md has al
ready begun TO enjoy many of the comforts
OF life. He has every reason To hope for the
i'lt,re no occasion to regret tli. past.
AS I gaze around upon this enchanted
scene. I lind 1 have no words in which to
fittingly express my appreciation of tho en-
erigy. perseverance, and genius of tho de-
signcrs. builders end decorators who have
ffiSiouIt to "' ec ccnn,,not Sos t tssu,s. ~ Is hoe
every detail, of the nn;sh.d p nfrnn, 70 o.
whole display when VIC know that the work
OF tho interior adOrnmcnt has been done by
tho Indies Of your city.
for MN With w !: tnnJarumss y woalu
ton She weaves eartI's lowciiest - hios ue.os
into his daily lifc. His home is Illuminated
wenk nsntast of his c,;os nj mirth us nc, smne
hoiv hreo at mi Win ci;n";nn i;ns apWn hcr
his tho mvsterv nf dcnth ups sc''S jill
Whoever teaches tho Ioctrino q, so,o.h-
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