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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
Enforce The Law.

ARE we TO nave free traffic in alcoholic
liquors? Every one was ready for
prohibition. The dealers intended to
respect the law and we're prepared to
close up the first day OF: May indeed
did close. But just as the friends of
the reform were feeling SO hopeful of
the practical triumph Of the measure
the original package decision of the
supreme court blasted their hopes and
gave confidence to those who wished to
engage in the traffic. We have no
~hesitancy in saying that we believe
prohibition would have won the great
est triumph in Dakota the u
has yet achieved it this ruling of
the court had not interposed. Until
Legislation can lie had in conformity
to this ruling Of the court that will
enable the authorities to close this
source of supply we must meet the
question Of how best to regulate the
traffic. We believe every man in the
community will unite in the demand
that some restriction be placed ON the
traffic and that all its evils and attend
ing vices shall not be forced upon us
in defiance Of our laws free from all
police regulation and restraint.
That intoxicating liquor is being
drank in Hot Springs and that in con-.
siderable quantities is evidenced by the
number Of men seen on our streets in
toxicated. And the STAR believes that
it is being vended contrary to law and
contrary to v e the late Original
package decision of the supreme court
While this decision may m~easurably
nulify the state law in the premises
although this is questioned by good
lawyers) yet there is considerable Of
our law left yet. An original package
must be an original package pure and
simple. 1t must be in just the form it
leaves the shipper. An agent cannot
receive a box of bottles and break the
box and retail the bottles separately.
He must dispose of the whole at one
sale and not break it. If an agent de-
sircs to sell single bottles, each bottle
must be shipped alone and be deliver
ed to the purchaser in the same con-
dition that it left the shippers hands.
This is the force and meaning of the
decision and any variation there from
is a violation of the law and can be
punished. The STAR advocates the
enforcement Of the law-of all law.
The STAR has always favored the
abolition Of the open saloon. 1t sup
ported the p~rohibitory amendment be-
lieving that to be the hest means at
hand of bringing about the desired
result. Now that we have the law the
STAR favors its enforcement.
The attention Of the officers of the
law whose duty it is to enforce the law
and bring to punishment violators
thereof is respectfully called to this
matter. The people have some rights
On Tuesday night our citizens were
kept awake into the early hours Of the
morning by the crazv rawlings of an in
~toxicated man. Ifit is impossible ia
reach and suppress the sale of this vile
stuff, men who make themselves ob
noxious and a nuisance by becoming in.
toxicated, can be reached under Sec.
69iG of the penal code.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
NOTICE FOR P%UBLlcATioN.

Land Office at Rapid City, 8. D., June Z, 1880.
Notice is hereby given, that the following-named
settler has filed notice of her intention TO make
proof will be made before the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Fall River County. at his Office in Hot
Springs S Il n R Sn AnEa1 Ra t.s; 1880, viz hx;a
One of the heirs for all the heirs Of Edwin Bur.
mood, deceased, for the NJ. neI4 Sec. 10, NwA
nwi!a Sec; II: Swii4 swA Sec. ., TIP. i south, Kg. 6
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
William H.. Scmitth and Adam II. Sheeks, all Of
Hot Springs, 5. d. D. +. LCSE,
6t Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
EsTRAY NOTICE.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, /! a,

srA Gusn OF 81 S gsIl R,y DAKOTA, iss
Whereas, Ira Tilloteon did, on the 9Th day Of
April. a. D. 1880. take up an estray which he
Whereas, upon the 3,et day of May, 1890. an
p!raiseTs were duly appointed by me 10 appraise
duly vi m. Il their sisn re Is,rss liking ing the Sas valas t aSsS ofs Ss
Thirty-fve Dollars lS35.U1,
~ Notice is hereby given, That the said sstray
$ east, b. II. z. NJ, and lie described US one bay
horee, about three years old, weight about 500
pounds, brand L l. on left stihe; that the resi-
1ence Of said Ira Tillutson is on Section 81.
Township &, Range S east, h. II. p. NJ.
w. II. STANLEY,
Justice IF the Peace.
H.9 HN.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Rapid City, s. D., June Z, 1890.
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge Of the Cir
before the Clerk thereof, 81 his Office in Hot
Springs, 4; D., on : August !, 1850, VIZ;
He names the following witnesses to provo his
residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: Joseph W. Heed, of Smithwick; John
Coleman, of Smithwick: Joseph Marty, Of
Smithwick; Charles Streeter, of Hot Springs.
66 J. r. LUSE, Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
BENEDICT q HANFoRD,
PRopRlErol:s.
REPUBLICAN STATE LEAGUE convew,.w.

In accordance with a resolution passed by the
Ese cut ve o., Of tue Republican ~, State
tion Of the Republican League Clubs Of the State
Il south Dakota. held in tho city Of Mitchell, on
Tuesday, Aug. &c, 1890, at 3 p. LII.
The business that will come before the conven-
tinn will include reports Of the officers Of the
state league, election Of Officers and xecutive cnm.
s %atsss .n ~ s,s the ensuing IN ny y;.,sI5. reports from local
The convention will bs computed Of three del
esgates from each repuhlicsn club. Club. may be
formed at any time by organizing locally in &C.
cordance with the constitution Of tie state league
and reporting the names Of their officers and DEL
egates to the secretary Of the state league ut Par
ker.
Tho object Of the Republican State League Is to
encourage and work for the SUCCESS of the party,
20 distrihute wholesos go republican literature 10
q! who may call for Il, and to endeavor to inter
and discussion Of political subjects. and to this
end the Immediate organization Of republican
clubs In every school district In the state is earn
estly enjoined. By order Of the Committee,
+. w Foster,
CHAs. F. HACKErr, Sec. President.
Parker. 8. d. June IA, 1890.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
ADVICE TO

MRs. wINsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for children
teetling, is the prescription Of one Of the best
f snS bss nS Sssn s ana p by tsltn v In the ,v Hpitea states,
ing success by millions of mothers for their chill
dren; During the process Of teething it's value is
cures dyeentery and diarrhoea. gripping in the how.
ele, and wind-colic. BY giving health to the child
ttreets the mother. Price Csc. o bottle.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
nEaes, FAMILY MEElc1NEs.

which are giving wonderful satisfaction for ind.
gesion, constipation or any derancement of the
bowels, liver or kidneys. Any one desiring .
perfect pill should not fail to try them. Each
bottle contains IS pills, and q dose requires only
from I to three pills, 90 one bottle will last any
ordinary family six months. Price Is cents.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04

The following is the vote for gov
ernor as cast in Fall River county in
1889. Upon the vote for Hon. Arth-
ur U. Mellette the central committee
made the apportionment Of delegates
to the republican county convention.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
BEaGs' FAMILY MEDICINES.

Begss' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker is work.
ing wonders as a blood purifier. No other medic.
the has be found It's equal. It thouroughly clean
ees the blood, thereby purifying the while System.
team be given to children NJ well as adults with
equal safety. tits purely q family medicine. and
no family can AFFORD to be without It. Sold and
warranted by FRANK CALLAHAN.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04

It's with very poor grace that the
Moody press refers to the opponents
of Moody as "boodlers."
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
DON'T

Buy your Spring Dry Goods until
you have examined Fargo & Sons
spring bargains.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04

Moody better kill some Of his fool
friends. Talk about anti Moody bood-
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04

Give us a rest on the anti Moody
"boodle." Where is the anti Moody
"boodlc" coming from?
The advocate., 1890-10-29

lions; 10 Offset this the republicans have
brought The puny charge against Willis
OF fraud to the amount Of s435, and they
admit that half Of that already belonged
TO him; and, after all, failed TO substanti-
ate their charge. A poll Of Jefferson
county gives Willis 1919 plurality over
Humphrey.
One OF our reporters put the following
questions TO Ex-Governor 81. John:
"Governor, what party In Kansas, out
side OF the prohibition party, doyou think
has the strongest temperance and prohi-
bltion sentiment In lt"
Ans. "The peoples party"
ain case the state prohibition ticket Is
withdrawn where do you think prohibi-
tionists will go2"
Ans. "To the peoples party"
"What doyou think Of the recent decis-
lon Of Judges Phillips and Foster"
~ think II was for political capital for
the republican party"
Special reports have been received
from all parts Of the state endorsing the
action of Chairman Chase, and saying
that he Is the right man in the right
place. Very respectfully submitted,
MANAGER O. A. BUREAU.
The advocate., 1890-10-29

in The most particular
-NyGNYMt ff tourist la the country
can hnd no excuse from
NgAllM this time forward for
4llA N, ..a1 mot visiting the Rocky
Mountains In the winter months. The Atch-
lson, Topeka b Santa Fe railroad company
has just received from the Pullman Palace
Car company ten sleepors which are gupe-
rior TO those run upon the trains OF any rail-
road ia the United States. These magnih-
cent sleepers are furnished as sumptuOualy
as Fifth avenue parlOr. The seats are fully
Rs comfortable as an old time rocking chair,
while the sides Of the car are empaneled
with embossed plush in beautiful patterns,
80 arranged as TO produce the effect Of three
shades OF the same color. The basins in
the toilet rooms are OF highly polished
nickel, and the water service 10 as perfect
and complete as that OF any metropolitan
hotel in America. The drawing room is
large and very beautiful. These cars run
upon the daily trains between Chicago and
Denver via Pueblo, and the passenger, with
out leaving the train, can 90 from his sleeper
TO the dining car, through ventilated arch
across the platform, and have attentive
walters serve a meal fully up TO the stan
dard OF n four dollar a day hotel. The chair
car (eeat5 free) is almost as commOdiouB az
the parlor car. The chairs are 80 wide that
only three rows can be placed in the car;
while the dressing rooms are as we'll ap-
pointed as those of the Pullmans. There is
a library, too, with a well selected list Of
handsomely bound books.
The advocate., 1890-10-29
ONE.sIDED NEWS.

The friends Of Governor Humphrey
have control Of the executive board Of
the Missouri and Kansas press assocla-
tion and they will not permit anything TO
be sent out from the agency at Kansas
City that might injnre the governors
chances Of election. Last Monday even
Ing the agent at this place sent dis
patch giving report Of the county con-
ventlon in this city, and also Of the feel
Ing upon the trade the governor had
made with the liquor men. A part Of
the report Of the convention was sent to
the morning papers, but three-iouths OF
the report was cut out by the agent at
Kansas City, and the people Of the state
we're deprived OF news that was of great
Importance to them.
When asked why he had 80 mutilated
the dispatch, the agent replied that he
had referred the matter to j. X. Hudson,
chairman Of the executive committee,
and had received the following from
him:
You pursued the right course In reference to
Leayenworth dispatch Of the 18th Inst.
j. *. HUDSON,
Chairman Committee.
AS we have abundantly proven within
day or two, Joe. Hudson is making
every effort TO deceive the people Of the
state. He is utterly without conscience
in politics and will resort to any disrepu-
table trick to further the interests of his
candidate, And to him is delegated the
power to give or withhold news from the
people. He uses that power TO help the
failing cause Of Humphrey. II was only
yesterday morning that he sent out
dispatch from Topeka, belittling the alli-
ance convention, and while confessing
that there we're fully 600 voters present
"a very large state convention) his dis
patch sneers at II as very weak affair.
The people Of the state are entitled to
the news. 10 keep il from them, or to
distort 1t, is disreputable way Of CON
Quoting a campaign LeGOeaWoHh
Times (Republicdn.)
The advocate., 1890-10-29
No Use

To think you can convert without reason
and reading. In this paper can be found a
list of publications headed "The BestlWay,"
issued by the NonConformist Publishing
House. Look it over carefully and notice
the alliance and Labor Songster," CON
tanning 80 pages; over q, 600 now in use; the
largest out, These are straight goods
and no mistake.
The advocate., 1890-10-29
CltlHens Alliances.

Parties desiring to organize a Citizens
alliance in their locality can obtain the
proper documents and instructions for
organizing by enclosing ten cents, to
cover expense, to
w. f, RIGHTMRE,
State Secretary
Cottonwood Falls, Kansas.
The advocate., 1890-10-29
Notlnn to Fourth Dlstrlct.

W. S. Ross, lecturer of the Fourth
Congressional district, will go wherever
desired to lecture in the district. Ad-
dress him at Burllngame.
The advocate., 1890-10-29
THE AMERICAN FLAG INsULTED BY
REPUBLICANS.


Act.
OLATHE, Kan, October Do, 1890.
To the Editor OF THE ADVOCATE.
This morning, about 0 o'clock, one O
the greatest sensations for many day
occurred In the large new grange build
Ing In this city that has aroused the peo
pie Of this usually quiet place.
The particulars are as follows. Tn,
ladies Of the Cltizens' Alliance No. 1, o
this city, have been hard at work for
week or more preparing an elegant new
flag, Sxl6 feet, TO present TO the larges
alliance procession at their rally her,
next Thursday, October 80. by arduoul
work, both day and night, they finished
II late last eve and requested that It bC
placed In a show window in some dry
goods house in town, that the parties who
we're In town to.day might see what they
we're competing for. The ladies' were
proud Of their flag as they had a right tC
be, because II was an elegant piece Of
work, besides being the adopted emblem
Of our country. No show window being
found to suit, 1t was hung up in the rear
end Of the grocery department in the
new grange building. In a few minutes
Nathan Zimmerman, 4. N. Hancock and
r. j. Henry, all stockholders in the store,
entered Mr. Henry inquired about the
flag, and was informed as above. He AT
once became boisterous and said "That
this was not a peoples party store.
That he and other republicans owned
stock in IT," etc. He was informed that
"That was not peoples party flag, that
ii was an American flag" "It makes no
difference" said he, when he was joined
and assisted by his two comrades, and a
battle Of words ensued from the crowd of
perhaps dozen men who had assem-
bled, attracted by the bolsterous Ian
guage used. The crowd was 80 incensed
about this unnecessary outrage that it
was almost miraculous that there was
not blood shed. Republicans here be-
came almost mad with frezy at the least
demonstration Of the peoples party.
They realize that it will be close call
this year in Kansas. Nathan thinner
man said on October 10, after listening
to Governor Willis, "That Willis ought
to be arrested for talking against the
government" The facts are, he made a
speech approved by even republicans as
an able argument in defense Of his party
and platform, many Of whom expressed
their Intentions afterwards of supporting
Mr.. Willis.
The republicans are mad with fear Of
the peoples party, and 1t is unnecessary
to say that the manager Of the grange
store was compelled to haul down the
American flag In order that peace may be
restored among the republican stock
holders Of the store.
Large groups Of excited people have
been collected on the streets all day dis
cussing politics and the gross insult Of
fered to the flag Of our country. Many
republicans declare that they will vote
the peoples ticket since this happened.
Republicans and their press will attempt
to explain this matter away, but there is
no correct explanation except the one
here given. They talk and act like no
party has any right to the American flag
except the republican party, X.
The advocate., 1890-10-29
STARTLING FACTS
REVEALED BY THE CITIZENS ALLIANCE
BUREAU.

Down ROblnaOns and Humphreys MaiOrl-
Ties in.the Cities and Towns Humphreys &c.
cret Pledges 30 the RembmlsslOn Ropubll-
cans, and Higgins Dirty Work, Compared
With Wlllltg Clean Canyass-The Records
81. John Interviewed Chairman Chase's Ac-
tiOn Sanctioned.
But few people, even Of our own party,
know the amount Of work done In this
campaign by the O. A. bureau, in obtain
ing facts and securing information. Suf-
aCs II TO say that we are probably the
best organized and have the best men In
every precinct in the state who have been
busy collecting facts, Of which we can
only give part TO the public at this
time. So we'll has this work been done,
that almost every movement Of the re-
publican and democratic county central
committees In the state have been learned
by our reporters, and even the secret ses-
BlOns of their state central committees
and the oath-bound republican league
are not hidden from them. In proof OF
the facts below submitted we invite the
criticisms Of our opponents and ask
comparison Of the result on Nov. A and
OF other facts here stated, which are
based upon our latest reports.
The Alliance has 170,820 members;
the F. M. B. A., 3l,3S7; X. Of L., 1912;
O. A., 22,144; in other kindred oTganiza-
tiOns who are not members Of these, In
Cluding the Grange, 2O,4i7. Total mem
bership, 2O6,996 Observe that all Of
above organizations, except the f.. M. b.
A., admit ladies, and some OF them admit
members as young as l6
Making a proper allowance for all OF
these things and Of those who will not
vote the peoples ticket, a careful poll Of
the state shows the following result:
Out Of 817O34 votes In the state, Will
Its will receive 1929; Humphrey, 1922
1906; Robinson, 5s,41O, and Richardson,
9t,2O5, giving Willis q plurality over
Humphrey Of about $4,000 and over
Robinson nearly 770O0.
Willis will receive his largest majori-
ties In the rural districts, many Of which
are almost solid for him. Humphrey
and Robinson would receive large vote
from the cities and towns were II not for
the Citizens Alliance aud Knights Of
Labor.
Humphrey has hurt himself In many
places by making secret pledges to re-
submission republicans, endeavOring TO
get them back into the fold. Prohibl-
tionists are generally aware Of this fact
and will not support him, even II the pro-
hibltion ticket should be withdrawn.
We also find that Higgins dirty work
in LeavenwOrth, at the instigatiOn Of
Humphrey, has had a marked effect
against the republican ticket Mr.. Hig-
gins afterward tlxed the matter up by
buying Off the operator at Topeka, but
could not buy the operator at the other
end Of the line. The Leavenworth ope-
ratOrs gave the messages verbatim to our
reporter, which shows Higgins denial
falsehoOd.
Very seldom during the entire cam
paign has Willis ever mentioned even
the name Of one Of his opponeutS. His
canvass has been clean and straight-fOr-
ward, giving only facts and the living is
sues Of the day. This, compared with
the Islander and hatred shown by his op-
ponents, has made him friends by the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

.jatek, "a co tylko mog}, poszedf
ma drug2 strone mlasta, wynalaf
HAWAI- gruutu, a browarz nazwls-
Klein Baer wybudowa} mu sa.
loon.
Prowadzii vice tam interes
nlejaki czas, ale wkrotce poznaf
browarz, IL Balcarkiewicz jest o....'
vice zamknal saloon, a B%alcerkle-
wicz, widzac, IL pole Ola uszustwa
juz zamkn1ete, puscif sic ma move
pole do Rochester, szukat nowych
ofiar.
w ostatniej w1asnie chwili do,
wsaduje sic, IL pierwsza iona Bal
cark1ewicza przyby}a Z Europy;
podaje to gazeta niemlecka. Ostro-
znie vice 4 Balcerkiewl2 IN: to
nlebezpleczny ptaszek.-
FRANcIszEK TYLEWIcz w EchU.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
PLACCIE IA WIARUSA.
Jak posz}o g;rynero-
wi W New Yorku.

Nledawao wyladowa} W New
Yorku emigrant TomaSz k}odzkl,
majac PREY sobic gorowych pienie-
dry s6S9,59 Ze wzglsdu ma lego
gotowke austryackl passport NE
miaf wcale k}opotow PREY wNlado-
waniu.
PrzyJecha} on W towaZystwle
Jakiejs kobiety, kt6ra odgrywala 70.
le jego zony talk dfugo, jak dfugo
byli ma okrecie. w porcie nowo-
jorskim czeAa} ma ma gach / ten
ia zabraf 2 SODA. Na%turalnie, re ME
przysz}o mu to tax }atwo, DO
Kfodzki widzac, re uprowadzaJa
jego ukochanq, zaczaf SIG :zucac
jak szalony. each, skromna MA
Iehka igurka, zobaczywszy, re ma
do czvnienia, Z olbrzymem zaczaf
roblG s}odka minke i starac sic IL
dobruchac pokrzywdzonego W
swych sprawach CD Klodzk.e ego i
ma poczekaniu ~wynalaz} tam jakies
bllskie pokrewielstwo pomiedzy
SODA i ta dana. Ma zgode zabraf
lch do hotclu, w kt6rym nlby
sam mia1 mieszkac. KlodzKi ME
rozumicjqc AMI to angielsk1ego ami
tez niemicckiego jezyka. dat mu
sic prowadziG Jak ciele. Zostawlw-
sly kobiete odwiedzili kilka SYN
kow i tam sobic podchmielili dos
konale. Okolo 2 godz'ny 20 p6fno.
CIV Kfodzkl powr6cl} do domU, I
| poiozy4 sic do l6zka. Ma drugl
dzien, gdy wstaE Z rama, ku swemu
p~rzerazenlu zroblf straszne odkry'
Gle, Najprz6d brakowaio surduta
spodni, kamizelkl l koszuli, q ma
turalnie z nlemi dolaroM. Il do
larami zniknefa zarazem ! .Jozeta
ktora kfodzki tax mocno ukochaf
Zapewniaja mas, re " te uwan<uI!
ma bvc wmieszanych takze Mlku
polak6w, nowoyorsklch przew@dz
COW zwiazkowych,
Polo& 70 1merycc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
~ AEadig0. wis.,
Ostatn,o zostala tn ukonczo

OStatniO ZOStafa tU ukOncZOna
szkola parafialna, kt6ra posw1ecil
ks. blskup Katzer Z Green Bay,
kt6ry dopelnif r6wniez aktu bierz-
mowania. Do szkoly sprowadzono
6 si6str. Ma aroczystosci byli obec-
nj ksiadz czeski i polsKi zakonnik,
kt6ry jednak nie by} }askaw do
mas przem6wic 20 polsku....
Byznes polski idzie siabo. Ma
my dotad polski salon, ktorego
wlascielaml byli PIP. HOLES iSdjka
Neraz ostatni ustapil) i polski
sztor, utrzymywany przez PIP.
Wais. Salonowi idzle wcale dobrze;
co do storu, polacY nasi VIOLA is {
do n,emca n,Ado swojego. A jednak
panstwo Wajs to ludzie poczciwi