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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
DlsAz,L AT THE FAIR.
Tho specia, Comm .ss;orer Receiving So
.t.ntial Aid from the lsis Republic.

Tho Special Comm, .sS;orer Receiving Sub.
xtanttal Aid from the lsig Republic.
WASHINGTON, June 12-Capt. Alex.
ander Rodgers, the special commissioner
Of the worlds fair to Brazil, writes
from Rio de Janeiro under date of May
8, announcing that Gen. Mello Rego
and Mr.. Dracuert have been appointed
as commissioners on the part OF the
Brazilian government to take charge Of
tho work of securing an exhibit OF the
resources Of that country for exhibition
at Chicago. One Of these gentlemen
will accompany Capt. Rodgers and the
other will go with Lieut.. f. e. Sawyer,
the commissioner, to the Amazon pro-
vinces, in their journeys into the inter-
ior Of the republic. Letters of intro
duction and instructions from the capi-
tai have been forwarded to all the Off
GERS OF the several states that are to be
visited who work up things as much as
possible before the arrival of the COM
missioners in their respective localities.
The Brazilian government has provided
Capt. Rodgers and Lieut.. Sawyer with
special free delivery envelopes for their
correspondence and shown them great
many other attentions. Capt. Rodgers
says: II am glad to report there seems
to be an earnest desire on the part of
the government to do everything in its
power to have Brazil well represented
at Chicago, and if congress is as liberal
in its appropriations as desired they
will have splendid exhibit"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
Notice to Teachers.

The annual session Of the Fall River
County teachers institute will convene
at Oelrichs on Monday, July 6, 1891,
and continue eight days. Prof. R. B.
McClennon, of Sioux Falls, will have
charge Of the work, assisted by Prof,
j. G. Mckee, of. Oelrichs. The work
will be mostly confined to branches
recognized by second grade certificate.
Prof. Mckee. however, will give spec.
ial attention to bookkeeping. Teach.
ers are earnestly requested to be pres.
ent each day of the session, (see section
chap. s, New School Law,) and make
the session one Of profit to themselves
and especially, to the schools Of Fall
River county. All others are invited
to attend. Membership fee one dollar
L. d. BROOKS, Co. Supt.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
Female Education in Ceylon,

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The women
Of Ceylon have recently become greatly
interested in the matter of female edu.
cation and have founded a women's
educational society and a girls high
school at Colombo, in that island. The
managers of these educational institu-
tions have elected Mrs. Marie NJ. Hig-
gins, an employe Of the postofice de-
partment at Washington, as principal
Of the girls high school and superin-
tendent Of all other girls schools. Mrs.
Higgins is about to resign her position
as government employe and devote
herself to the life work of educating
the girls Of Ceylon, although in so do
ing she makes great personal sacrifice,
as her new position carries with it no
salary, and all the society can do is to
provide Mrs. Higgins with transporta-
tion. The lady is desirous of taking
with her her musical instruments, and
has appealed to thosesinterested in her
work for aid in that line.
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HOT SPRINGS STAR,
BENEDICT & HANFORD,
PRoPR1EToRs.
PRoPR1EToRs.

In reply to Col. Rush G. Hawkins
article brutality and Avarice Trium-
phant," Col. R. G. Ingersol, in the
North American Review for June saws:
'.There is in our country no real found
dation for these wide and sweeping
ISLANDERS. This, in my Judgment, is
the best government, the best country
in the world. Here in America is a
finer sense of what is due from man to
man than You will find in other lands.
We do not cringe to those whom chance
has crowned; we stand erect. The
highest test of civilization is the treat
ment of women and children. BY
this standard our country stands first
among the nations. No American
should ever write line that can be
sneeringly quoted by an enemy of the
great Republic"
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"1he only debt this government can
never pay is the debt 1T owes the brave
men who saved the nation. The SOL
diers waited for their pensions, patient
ly waited, patriotically waited, while
the government was struggling under
the mighty burden of money debt in
CURED by war. They stood firmly by
the payment of that debt. they resist
ed every form of reputation, under
guise. They have saved the country in
war, they helped to keep its financial
honor free from stain IN peace. The
great war debt is almost paid. Who
shall say that the other government OBJ
legation shall not bs as sacredly kept. :"
This is what Major Mckinley said in
his Decoration Day address and the
Chicago Interocean very aptly adds,
1.-THE American people will continue to
stand squarely behind such sentiments.
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STREET CAR MAH,
Wanamaker in a Brown Stme'
Over a Novel Scheme.
MINIATURE STREET POSTAL CAR
For Quick Collection and Delivery In th.
Cities-Brazil at tho World's Fatr-Ap.
pointments-Tobacc statistics-Kan.
sas city's Public Building Site Selected

WASHINGTON, June 12.-The post.
master general is just now very much
interested in unique and apparently
practical scheme of Postmaster Harlow
Of st. Louis. His plan is to facilitate
the collection and delivery of mail in
large cities by the introduction of a
system much like that of the railway
mail service. In studying the methods
of wagon distribution and collection
now in operation in Berlin it occurred
to Maj. Harlow that this valuable serv-
ice could be very much quickened and
otherwise improved by utilizing the al
most perfect street-car system of St.
Louis by attaching a small postal car to
some of the cable trains. This minia-
ture railway postal car. so to speak,
could make half a dozen trips a day
without the slightest interference with
the regular schedule time of the roads.
In place of the SIX large sub.stations
thirty or forty. small stations
on car lines in drug OF book
stores. The bulk of the mail for distri-
button could be assorted for the differ.
ent sub-stations before it left the post.
Office, and all the distribution necessary
would consist merely in classifying the
mail deposited on the car while in tran
sit. The letter carriers would proceed
from these sub-stations directly to their
respective routes without the present
loss of time.. All collections would be
turned into sub-stations, aud from these
points sent directly to the station near
est to the postoffice. The postal cars
would run on schedule time, SO that
business men could time their letters
very closely. Various plans of quicker
collections and deliveries in cities by
means of the street cars have been con-
sidered by other postmasters in large
cities, and it is the intention of the
postmaster general to gather the best in
formation and opinions and organize a
definite plan of operations. perhaps by
means Of a commission. as in the case
of house letter boxes, pneumatic tubes
and the like.
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Nicaracua's onor.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The bureau
Of American republics is officially in
formed that the government of Nicara-
qua has reaffirmed decree of March 10,
1865, donating to every family Of immi-
grants from the United States and other
countries settling in Nicaragua with
the object of becoming naturalized citi-
zens, maximum Of 12O acres of unoc-
cupied land, according to the number
Of persons in the family, and to each
able bodied single man sixty acres. I'm
migrants thus settling will be entitled
to the rights of naturalized citizens and
will be exempt from army service except
for the defense Of the integrity Of the
republic. At the end Of ten years of
cultivation of the land, commencing
from the date Of the cession and on COM
pletion Of naturalization, an absolute
title will be given. Persons desiring to
avail themselves of this concession must
bring papers from the ministers or con-
suls Of Nicaragua in the countries from
which they come.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19

To more eff ctivey enforce the pol
icy of preventing the landing upon
our shores of paupers, criminals and
idiots from foreign countries, congress
passed additional laws, last session.
There is nothing radically new in pol-
icy, except that it will be more difficult
to evade the present laws. Mr.. Owen,
supervisor of migration, appointed
under the act, and whose duty it is to
see that tho law is enforced, proposes
to carry it out in good faith. Hlther-
to the ocean steamers have managed
to unload their unlawful careos in de-
fiance of law. Many of the prohibited
classes came by way of Canada. Upon
this matter recent issue of the Chica-
90 Inter Ocean says:-"Owen proposes
to see that the law is respected in
spirit as we'll as in letter, and that the
protection contemplated is actually en-
joyed. This country owes it to its own
self-respect to put stop to the abuse
of its great hospitality. The oppress-
ed and the enterprising, however poor,
are welcome to our shores, but it is an
intolerable outrage that the asylums
and jails of the old world should be
dumped upon us.
It is now some forty-five years since
the great immigration set in. The
Irish were driven here by famine; the
Germans, in large measure, were up.
rooted and transplanted by the upris.
ing in favor of constitutional govern.
ment which swept over the continent
Of Europe, known as the revolution of
1913. Our people had no disposition
to check either influx. Both appealed
strongly to American sympathy. But
all that has passed now, except that
the Russian Jews are objects of com.
miseration. With that exception the
aliens who are coming to our shores
now should be restricted to those who,
as a class. are really desirable. ~he
systematic expectation of paupers,
idiots, and criminals by European
governments is an intolerable inter.
national nuisance, and one for which
there is no excuse"
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Our esteemed democratic contempo-
rary, the Hatchet, gives space to an
article in ITS last issue in which IL at.
tempted to arraign the tariff and the
Mckinley bill and republicanism gen.
orally. The article although taken
from the St. Louis Republic is not
sound and will not stand analysis.
The article in question states that the
revenue stamp tax is 80 cents per
hundred and that SO was paid for
stamps. BY simple calculation we
discover that the number Of cigars in
question was 5000: The original pur-
chase price of these 5000 cigars az
stated blythe Hatchet was SIS, or S.
per thousand Dhlsssis the first mis-
tatement as no cigar that could. or
would be imported can be bought for
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SUMMONS.

0VWMVNOs
STATE OF sogra DAKOTA, -
County Of Fall River. ~,
iaJqssics cosst, bes, g. N. 1: Ksaable,
Alfred K. Pierce sad Nathan ~''
D. Pool, copArtners under
The % arm name Of Pierce q
e. G. Felts, whose true
christian name 70 to plain.
TINS onEno"nf Defendant.
The State Of South Dakota sends greeting:
To F. q. Feltz, Defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me,
ct my Office, In the City of Hot springs, in said
oclocka q. M, to answer to the complaint Of the
ab0ve-named plaintiffs, who claim to recover Of
you the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars and fifty
cente tS255O) the same having been paid to you by
plaintiff upon your mistake as to the weight OF
car load a. OF grain hereinafter mentioned, and the
just sum due upon q car load of grain sold and
delivered by you to plaintiffs at Hot Springs, 8.
IN April. 1891, for which said car load plain
tins paid you. And you are hereby notified that
as above described, said plaintiff will take judg-
ment against yOu for the said sum of $3.50, be-
sides costs of this action.
Given under my hand. this 9Th day Of May, A.
D. 1881. u. L. KANABLE.
Justice of the Peace within and for
This action continued until June 20, 1891, at 2
p. M. for the purpose of getting service by pub
M. L. KANABLE, Justice.
was filed in said court on May tho 18th, 1891.
CHAMBERS KELIAR, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
G,fS <n Ar,D.A ~ ~ n n N
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Bull Fightiue in Mexico.

WASHINGTON. June 1e.-Bull q ghting
has been practically abolished in Mexico
City. The law permitting it is unre-
pealed, but the authorities refuse to
grant the necessary licenses. In the
provinces the sport Is still popular. A
new bull ring, capable of seating 10, 600
persons has just been constructed in
San Luisito, to the right of the Guada-
lupe church, where the French suffered
such severe reverse during their oc-
cupation of the country.
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sanitarv science. saws the san;tar,

Sanitary science, says the Sanitary
News, is science that does not relate
to the earth we live on or to the heav-
ems we live under, but to the conditions
of the homes we live in. We can live
on the earth or under the heavens with
out knowing much about them, but
to live best in our homes we must
know them we'll. Geology cannot
change the conditions of the earth be-
meath us, or astronomy those of the
heavens above us, but sanitary science
can change from unhealthy to healthy
the conditions of the homes we live in.
Is it not then a science worthy Of
study? 1t touches the highest inter-
ests Of mankind, cleanses and purifies
the present generation. and will
strengthen and will giorify posterity.
The effects of obedience to its laws are
not remote but immediate. They
touch the everyday life all, and enter
into all the relations of life. They
give strength and vigor to whatever
capacity in which human endeavor is
nut forth.
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MARTIN q MASON, Attorneys.
sHERIFF's SALE.

oTATE OF SOUTH dakota, 20.
County OF FALL RIVER. ss
Sylvester G. Fargo and Charles
g. Fargo, co-partnere as s. G.
Fargo d Son. Plaintiffs.
David T. Jackson, Defendant
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue
~ of an execution to mo directed and deliver
ed, and now in my hands, ISSUED out of the Clerks
Office Of the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court State
Of South Dakota, in and for the County Of Fall
River, upon q judgment rendered in said Court
In favor of the above named plaintiffs, and
against David 7. Jackson. on the 18th day Of
January, A. D., 1880.
have levied upon the following described real
property of said -defendent, towit: Lot one az,
section thirty Csol, township seven az. South
South Dakota, and that shall on Saturday the
10th day of June. A. D., 1891. at the hour Of 10
o'clock a. m of said day, at the front door Of the
Court Houec in Hot Springs, in said County and
State proceed to sell al the right title and inter-
est Of the above named David 4. Jackson, in AMI:
to the above described property to satisfy said
Judgment, and costs, amounting to seven hundred
fifty dollars and nnety-One cents, 91), togeth-
er with all accruing costs of sale, and ntereston
the same from the 18th day of January, 1890, at
the rate of z per cent. per annum, at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash.
MARTIN & MASON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. SEru CLIFFORD,
Sheriff of Fall River County s. Oak.
Dated Hot Springs, g. Dak., May 18th, 1891.
2-6
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Sunday School Convention.

HoLDREaE. Neb., June 12.-The state
Sunday school convention closed. The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Rev. P. c. John
son D. D., of Friend; vice president,
Rev: E. A. Russell Of Ord; secretary, Rev.
A. A. Gresham of Wahoo; treasurer.
w. A. Heimberger of Grand Island;
statistical secretary, E. E. Knicker.
booker of Hastings.
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Subject to Rt.-of.way G. I. 3 Wy. c. R. r
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land office At Rapid City, 8. D., June 9Th, 1881,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten.
tion to make final proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the Clerk
of Circuit Court, Fall River County, ct Hot
Springs, on August s, 1891, viz:
Or, ee. Or, Sec. il, Tp. 8. r. q, e., B. b. NJ. NV"
He names the following witneeses to prove his
continuous residence, upon and cultivation Of,
James Bradley, Samuel Cobarn, all Of Stewart
8. d. o6t j. p. LusE, Register.
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Ex-Treasurer Bnrdsley.

4>AAcosuEcS A1uEu0teys
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June IA will
in equity has been made in the common
pleas court by the attorney general
against ex-Treasurer Bardsley, his wife,
Mary Bardsley, and Eleanor Tatum,
asking the court to restrain the defend
ants from disposing of John Bardsley's
residence in Germantown. The city
alleges that Bardsley paid for the prop.
erty with money that he collected as
city treasurer.
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THE VETO STANDS.

Attempt to Pass the Grand Army Apo
priation Bill Defeated.
LANSING, Mich, June 12.-The bill
appropriating $4,000 for the national
Grand Army::of the Republic encamp-
ment in Detroit was taken up under a
call Of the house for the purpose Of at
tempting to pass it over the governors
veto. The attempt failed, the bill re-
ceiving 80 ayes to go nays.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
Cotton Exports.

WASHINGTON, June 1e.-Cotton ex-
ports from the United States during the
month of May passed aggregated 23l ,e58
bales, valued at $l1 AGO, ,0S7. against
100,O9S bales valued at $5,158,a5 in
May. 1890.
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Iowa Conservatorv of Mu.lc.

Iowa Conservatory OF Music.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Ia, June 12.-An
immense throng attended the annual
contest Of the undergraduates of the
Iowa Conservatory of Music. The
judge awarded the magnificent "piano'
prize to Marcia Earnest, and the ''vocal'
prize, similar in design, to Ina Wood
worth.
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Chancellor Of Nebraska University.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 12.-The board
Of regents unanimously elected Pro-
fessor James 81. Garfield of the Univer-
sity of Kansas to the chancellorship Of
the University of Nebraska. Professor
Garfield is one of the foremost edu.
Gators in the country, and for years has
been professor of history in the Univer.
sity Of Kansas at Lawrence.
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NOTICE FoR PUsLIcATJoN.

Land Office at Rapid City, 8. D., Nay Is, 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has aled notice Of his inten-
and that said proof viii be made before Judge of
County Court. Fall River County, ct Hot SPRING.,
on July "a, 1891. viz:
HARRISON H. wHALEY, n. e., s,sss.
sse sss tse ga fS ssNi ks sef rE Nv. 'w' nwx'
He nance the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence np0n and cnltivatis of said
Frank &. Black, chrissophef b. Chambers, I'll o1
Cascade, 8. D. ]st J.P. LUsE, Register
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Amendments.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-The presi-
dent has appointed Tsin Ching Chung
interpreter to the consulate of the Unit
ed States. Annoy, China; also James Il.
Rogers to be q captain, and w. H. Cush-
ing and John B. Hull to be lleutenants in
the revenue marine service.
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For a troublesome cough there is
nothing better than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. It Strengthens the
pulmonary organs, allays any irrlta-
tion and e6ectually cures the cough.
It is especially valuable for the cough
which so often follows an attack Of
the grip. For sale by all druggists.
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Land Office at Rapid City, 8. D., May 30, 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his intee.
tion to make final proof in support Of hts clalo.
and that said proof will be made before Judge Of
County Court Fall River County, at Hot Springs,
on July 10, 1891, viz:
SAMUEL coBuRN, H. E., s.ees.
for the Lot q, Sec. 19, Up. 2 8, R. 4, E, and eN,
M.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said lard. viz: Riley Gibson, Charles Bourne,
James Gibson, james Bradley, all of Stewart, 8.
D. 4-ss J.P. Lusr, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land ONCE at Rapid City, s. D., May s, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
that said proof will be made before the Judge Of
the County Court, Fall River Co., =. D., st Hot
Springs, on June 25rl, 1891, viz:
NJ. ARCHIBALD ROBINS, D. s. 58ss.
for the nwl Section 8, TIP. Q s., R. cast, H.H.M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
ssid land, viz: James 1dsmson, Jared es Cephss. q.
William Toofs and William Mess, all Of smith.
wick, y. d. j, p. LIISE. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land of1ce at Rapid City. =. D., May 70. 1891.
N named settler has aled notice of his intens.
tion to make final proSf roo, IN support Of his claim.
1891, viz:
PHILLIP n. DUFF, D. s., bss7.
for the sei4, sw.4. ard Lot =; in Sec :. and mex,
s M e. g. Il: Y
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land. viz: George W. Rich, Clarance
Oelfichs, g. b. oct j. p. Lus1, Reg lister.
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Santiago Papers Suppressed.

WASHINGTON. June IA private
letter from Santiago, Chilli. states that
all the papers in Santiago have been
suppressed except tho two government
organs, while only one newspaper is
allowed to be printed in Valparaiso.
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Kama. ...n.,-.-.,.-

Kansas STATE Untvernity.
LAWRENCE. Kan, June 12.-At the
commencement at the Kansas State
University fifty.four yonng ladies re-
ceived their diplomas. The number of
graduates from the different depart
ments arc rs follows: Regular collegi-
ate. az; school Of law, 23; school Of
pharmacy. 9.
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Nebr.sk. Son. Of veteran,

- Oss'ssS - v0soH sssss n
GENEVA, Neb., June l2.-In the com.
petitive drill Of the Sons Of Veterans
Geneva won by = ecore Of s8 2-5 against
~ for No. / Of Omaha. The election Of
officers resulted as follows: Colonel, F.
r. .Corrick Of StockhAm; lieutenant col.
onel, s.. 8. Hartman of Kearney; major,
g. II. Palmer Of Plattsmouth.