The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10
Don't neglect the polls next tuesday.
IA government OF the people, by the
people, for the people, not of or ''by '
you if you stay away from the polls.

It IS sala that figures don't i!e. Fast
crn Dakota EXCHANGES figure On tic
capital location. and figure so thar the
figures give each town a good hand
some plurality. In all these compu-
tations Hot Springs is left ont. We
submit the following and challenge !
anyone to disprove: Reasonably, Hot
Springs feels assured of the full vote
of Fall River county (Oolrichs not
countcl.l Then with the Sioux rescr-
walton $4,000 Indians mot taxed.)
Northwestern Nebraska ii ,S46, South
eastern Wyoming 5,743 votes, Gnclud.
ing cowboys and greascrs,) together
with the scattering votes along the
Pacific slopc-say li.72s in round
numbers, together with 5000 or 4,Oo0
rhcumatics that come here every year
and are healed. make a convincing
exhibit. If YOU don't believe our state-
mcnt make the computation yourself.
Add 'cm up aud prove it. Everyone is
astonishcd at the showing until he
understands the situation. We have
the soldiers home-that.is, we will have
it ready for the first legislature. This
institution will have the great state
of South Dakota behind it to supply
the tables with all the delicacies Of the
season. II the state pockctbook is
empty we can issue bonds. Every
legislator is gunner or the son of a
e euu--ner, somewhere in the line Of
his ancestry, and can work in on the
free board list. There is no chance
nowadays for a legislator to make
ANYTHING. unless he can board at free
hashery. Then we have some summer
hotels and cottages that may be a tritle
cool for winter occupa,scy, but tht
average legislator is hot enough with
% out any exterior protection from
winters chilling blasts. Then the
Springs magnificent opportunities fol
laundryins are unequaled. The poo
man who, forhis country's good, spend
ali his substance in campaign expenses
and finds at the beginning Of th'
session. his wardrobe reduced to chief,
one shirt and one pair Of socks. and hi
cheek gone to protest, can find here
boon that NJ other town offers. Afte
days hard work lcgislating, cndin,
\ at / o'clock in the morning, he ha
* only to attach that single shirt an
y those orphaned socks to the end of
rope, anchor the opposite end of sal
rope to the banks of the ripplin;
|E dancing, sparkling, ever tepid, Fa
River, toss his garments therein q
retire to the restless embrace OF b
= couch, to dream of jobs put up an
schemes put through; to wake an
find those clothes reduced to the whit
ness Of driven snow. Then the witc
cry Of our waters is so great that II
Legislator, under the enhancing spe
OF its snchantment. yields to its i
- tlucnces. overcoming his natural a
tipathy to water, and puts himself
that condition of body which is sad
be next to Godlincss. Having ma
our case we leave Hot Springs with t
people feeling sure that every mi
will cast his vote right and that I
.1' voters of the Great Sioux reservati
will place his name at the rate OF 81.
All acre. We wishto state emphal
ally. with uncovered head, that
= have not been paid s35o,0o0 nor a
greater sum, for thus entering II
Springs in this free for all. New
theless Hot Springs is here to st'
Tou fellows down east that are puttl
up your hard earned dust on yc
favoyite, where nine chances to {
YOU will lose it, if our calculations ;
- correct, take notice that if yon want
dead sure thing, put your money up
Hot Springs, or in Hot Springs. Th
is no chance to lose. In the hcanti
hence, after ycti hnvc dropped W
; little waa on you capital tretter, a
- lots are worth 1000 a front foot
Hot Springs, then, ah, then you'll "