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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-02-19

1t is said of Senator-elect PETER, Of
Kansas, that he has been an all-around
failure in business affairs. He was not
a successful lawyer, and failed as a
country editor. He is not the owner of
the Kansas Farmer, but space filler on
it. Judge Perkins, Of Kansas, says Of
HIM: The Farmers alliance OF Kansas
has sent to Washington to make laws for
d nation Of over 6O,0oO,OOO people and
pass upon the great economic questions
that congress has to deal with man
who could not successfully manage lit
tie one-horse country Job office.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-02-19
STAR SPEAKS.

At the worlds fair convention, in rep
resentative hall yesterday afternoon a
deep interest was manifested and several
excellent speeches were made. The
chairman took the liberty to call on
representatives of various portions of the
state for remarks. Commissioner Ram
sey and Col. Bullard made short and in
interesting talks, Congressman Picker,
Representative Winslow and others,
among whom was Hon. Sol Star, of
Deadwood, who made a few remarks,
substantially as follows: sI cannot add
to and have no desire to take from any
thing that has been suggested by the
distinguished gentleman who has pre-
ceded me, but beg leave to say this on
behalf of Deadwood, which I have the
honor to represent: We not oily en-
dorse the appropriation asked for, but in
addition thereto would suggest that the
legislature be asked to pass law per-
mitting towns and counties to levy a
special tax not to exceed two mills, for
the purpose of enabling them to make a
good exhibition of their products at the
worlds fair. I am prepared to speak
for my people at this time, and will state
that when the proper time arrives we
will place side by side on the exposition
grounds, bushels of potatoes and bushels
of gold; bushels Of wheat and bushels OF
silver; bushels OF onions and bushels OF
coal in fact every cereal known to the
world, beside every precious metal ex-
tracted from the earth--all to be blown
into the building our state will erect on
the exposition grounds, with a monster
bellows made of Black Hills tin. We
have all these things and they will be
placed on great pedestal made of five
different kinds of Black Hills marble.
The only objection / can possibly see to
house bill 90, is that the appropriation
of SAC, 900 for state building is not
quite enough. Pioneer Press special,
| (lal FnrcSyhho hos haar v;r,f5;aatnd ~,
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-02-19

Mrs. A. Berstel of Falsebottom gave
birth to tripletts Saturday two girls
and boy. The latter died but the
others are doing we'll.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-02-19

The Homestake company paid its
taxes the other day, amounting 10 $751;
1874 for 1891. Oh, for few more
such monopolies for chronic cranks to
kick about.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-02-19

Cleveland opposes the free coinage 81
silver, and aow the leaders Of democracy
in the west say he will not receive the
nomination for the presidency in 1892.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-02-19

Col. Forsythe has been vindicated by
the secretary OF war as to his action at
the battle Of Wounded Knee. This is
welcome news to the colonel's friends all
around the Indian country. Public SEN
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-02-19

North Dakota Legislature voted to re-
submit the liquor question. What Will
South, Dakot;pI law makers do?
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-02-19

South Dakota's new United States
senator has distinguished himself by in
PRODUCING bill in the state senate fixing
the salary Of horse-doctors. But q msn
has to make start somewhere.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-02-19

Hon. w. H. Clagett has been elected
by the Idaho legislature ! to the United
United States senate, but as this same
body chose Fred Dubois at the be-
ginning OF the session for the same po-
sition, the matter will be settled at
Washington. It is claimed by many
that the election Of Mr.. Dubois was il
legal Mr.. Clagett is well known to all
the old-timers in the Hills where he re-
sided several years prior to 1882, and
they would rejoice to learn of his secur-
ing seat Mt the national capital.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-02-19

The Rev. Bishop Hare has been as
signed to do missionary work in Japan
and will soon enter upon the discharge
of his duties. He will return to his
labors in South Dakota, perhaps, in
about twelve months.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

A sir1s psy


SO dress VEL ana bxeonaiagly, eysa
siea.y, Nth meassty, i Il e@a q AZ.
fardsd. : gFFs auty. 70 make TIE
dress u tie psFsan expoasas VI person
~ taste. !. woaza' : pElsslegs. BAT 10
make dress ths great alm saa object q
LIES 10 tbiBk Of nothing aud TAX If
nothing b2t that shlea pertains ~ TIE
dfapsrs ana arunsssl ornaments ot the
person, : gross ana sintul. There are
lnUltltudes Of WCnaen with whom dfe<s
: absolutely the all-pFeNalenf, the all
Absol Elng thougat- lacy think OF Il,
dfe4Ea 81 Is. i've Tor 4 and de wlIh i.
Ii : snoaga 10 disgust one - hear them
talk about 10, or % see them ostray
themselves IN absorbing th0Gghl or ae-
ton. Il goes wlth them from the gaze
~ Of tue ballroom into the church,
upon the streets into TIE opera, TIE the
ater. and iuto the weeds OF the house
OF death Tue best and highest Gull
tufed girls never talk about dress very
much, they study that winch Is beeon-
lng % them. their age, their form and
their complexion. aud then wear the
same without false pride, haughtiness
or fus..
20 not bedeek your body. which inf
mite ingenuity and power has made
beautiful and capable. by the graceful
ness OF is natural form and the nar-
mony or It's parts, OF producing the
purest pleasure 10 the observer, with
eolors which are loud, vulgar, gaudy
and unrenaed.
Dress modestly and in keeping.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
MISERABLE POVERTY.


fae sttension II tie sapefsnleaaents
% the poor Mas called - ease Of ex-
trems destit0t.on saturday. A family
OF Russian jews, consisting Of husband,
wife aad thToe small children. were
found IA sretehed poverty ia = dark
aud damp building "a the lear Of No.
loi sreond-St-, West SIDE. The house
= bzTgsa al Tie most ordinary ARTICLES
81 furniture. A borrowed cooking
stove. old and dlspiaassd, Is the only
source OF beat ana ~armIn. Two rick
ely bedstesds. without cords. stats ar
mattresses are the only pieces of ferni-
tgre "a the house. There l. no table, no
chairs. The poor wife and children
are compelled 10 sleep GA = ragged and
dirty CASTOR coat, picked up on the
street. There Mas no nood in Tie shed
and no food IA the house when tAe off,
GERS called. The name Of the family is
HeTbstine, and they came 10 the city a
lew days ago, pennies. 4 sympathet-
nc Jew permitted them TO enter and oc-
cupy the dismal quarters where they
were found Saturday. The woman Is
of German descent, ana but for the
rsyages OF hunger and cold would be
far looking. Now her features are
pinehed aud wan aud her eyes, deep
sunken, glitter with the briihaney OF
half-famlshed wolf The children are
all boys, ranging IN age from two to
seven years. Their ragged clothes and
dirty faces tell al too plainly the pow
erty OF their parents None of them
were comfortably clothed. Their little
coats and waists were drawn about
shirIless bodies and their shoes were
once used BY Others greatly their sen
iors IN age, while their faces reflected
appet.tes long anappeased. When the
officers catered the hovel, the little fe!-
lows scampered 10 the coat lying III the
corner and pulled it over their bodies
10 cover their nakedness. The father
is Russian and unable To speak Eng
lish. HIS wife said that he had endeay-
ored 10 work but was obliged 10 peddle,
his work beng unsatisfactory 10 hls
employers. They had depended for
their food upon kind-hearted Jews.
The picture of desolate and squalld
misery presented 10y the miserable sur
roundings OF this family is without par
allel III the experience of the superin-
tendents They have ordered food and
fuel for the miserable creatures. but
farther than this they cannot, under
the law, aid them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


A Republican stats Convention 10 nominate
a 3lstier OF sac supreme Court IN place OF john
" CLamDlin. aad tNo regents OF the aver
siEg ~ place of Charles j. Ntli-Ef aud Arthur
NJ CIArk aad tor the tran saetloa OF other bus
fuess wi. e held Al Assembly Hail IA the
eitS of acks0n. on TUESDAY. February "a. ISL.
81 ~ . clock a. 10.
q aeeardance with q resolution adopted AZ
GraG4 Rapids. Mag 10. isfo. every county WILL
BE- entGlsd g. ous delegate tor each 90 OF the
t0fa vote east Ter tiosernor AZ the last election
November. t~yoi. snd enc additional DELEGATE
i0g every traction aAounNa. 10 10. cut each
organized county Will Do entitled To at least
one delegate.
Under a resolution OF 1888 no delegate will
ne entitled "a q seat ia The convention who
dses not reside Ia Lie e0unty he proposes TO
represent.
10 compliance with resolution adopted ia
petfuit, June y. lss. the secretary OF each
county convention u requested 10 forward 10
the secretary OF tue state CentIai Committed
iruofu s. butter block. ID strOiti. by the earliest
nail. after tae delegates ara chosen. certi-
ned .ist or such delegates as are entitled To
seats In The ate Convention from their re-
tpcctiyc c0ERtles-
JlsEs MCMILLAN. Chairman.
WILLkM K. BARS. secretary.
In the above convention counties In the
fifth Congressional district will be entitled TO
delegates as follows: Allesan. 10, l0niA 10,
OTTAWA ~ and Kent, a..
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

II is fact that about everything
which needs reforming IN Michigan, In
he opinion OF the reform aggregation
low engaged IN SIX months stand At
Lansing. IS of Democratic origin. The
latest subject of their Iconoclastic at
fsntion is the State seal; an institution
ss redolent of Democracy and
dog-eared Latin as spring but
ter is of lseks. 1t is seriously
argued by some purists that the State
seal - inconsistent, in that it represents
only one "peninsulam' instead of two
aud invites the seekea after "penin-
.ulan amenam" to "circumspice" in
atead OF bidding him to "circumpice,
* he wants TO see the ''peuinsulas
smGnas." Inasmuch as the lonely
man with the gun, to whom
the "ci.cumspice' may be supposed TO
be directed. has been standing on the
extreme northern verge of the lower
''peninsulsm' for To- these many years,
"oircumspicIng" longingiy at the upper
'peninsulam," we cannot see how the
after Is at al sighted. Though out of
tight in the picture il is still TO memory
dear. aud fancy always invests with
peculiar charms such things rs are kept
out Of sight.
II the denixsns Of the upper "pen-
Insulam" are ANXIOUS TO tempt the old
"covey'' across the straits, they might
try the virtues Of junket tour. with
free pass. champagne supper and mile
age attachments. IL ne has ever been
q member OF the Legislature that will
fetch him without fail. The jewellers
on the upper ''peniBsulam' have been
very successful in fishing for lower
"penInsulamr gudgeons With that kind
OF bait.
But Why paint the picture Of two
"peninsulss'' ell over that seal Il
would be work Of supererogssion.
The lonely old "duffsr' With the flint
lock muskes, who 10 supposed 10 be
fIled with an unutsersele yesrning for
a "peninsulsm," vas long SINCE told 70
sscircunspscs. Tt would have been
The worst of Democratic nonsense to
tell him b DO that il there had not been
''peninsuIssr all around him. IL the
lower "peninsulsu'' in his rear bad
been the only one IN contemplation, be
would have been advised 70 "Tetro-
spics.'
The seal % ali right. Let it alene.
scnasor Brown, who stands en- prehi-
atlon platform ~ stssdfastly a. that
hovizinsl SInrod stands on the lower
Iaeninsulsm.' vvuld oajees 70 mskspS
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
Both Pleased.

New York Continent:
BY widening the market for the bread
stuffs, provisions. lumber and machin
cry Of tho United States, the State de-
partment has passed everybody. The
advocates of protection are satisfied.
The Development OF commercial re-
lations with the consuming countries
of South America - part Of their pro-
gram. On the other hand. opponents
Of the Mckinley tariff consider that
reciprocity Is breach in the alleged
Chinese Wall policy. Above all. bust
ness men are figuring on the prospect
OF an important increase IN the trade
aud prosperity OF the country
Mr.. Blame has again shown his ability
to grasp 1--we issue. lie has taken the
liveliest one 10 De found, and Is treating
il in a mastery manner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republican caucus for the several wards
sill be he'd at the following places at O'Clock
( m. Tuesday. February II. 10 elect three dele
fatss 10 the county convention 10 be held
lebruarv u. nj the circuit court rooms:
First ward-DT. LoeheTs ONCE. corner Bart
let and Elsw0rth-ave.
second ard-Csual place
Third Ward-Hester K Fox once. Is South
tviston-st.
Fourth Wsrd-CIrcuit Court rooms
Filth Ward-l& Plsinteid-aye.
sixth ward-John Ley new building. Leon
Td-st. and 1uFner-St.
seventh ward-Dr. DAles ONCE. W. Bridge
Z.
Elznth wrd-Mcwilliam's drug store. W.
BTiige-sf.
Ninth ward-iA West Fulton-st.
Tenth Ward-firebels store. JeHersou-ave.
By order OF the city committee.
JAMES A. cove, Chairman.
ARTHUR ". CHILVER. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
They'll be Fais

Alleg1n Journal:
"Will you come into my parlor said
the spider to the hy?" Such was our ex-
clamatlon when we read the resolution
Of the Genesee county Democrats urg-
ing the L. of |. State Senator from that
district, Mr.. Benson, to cooperate with
the Democrats in the gerrymauderlng
of Michigan IN the interests of Bourbon
Democracy. We hardly think the
Patrons VIII be caught by such chat,
but will vote with the Republicans for
fair and just apportionment of the
State, IN the interest of the great ma
jority of the people instead of the
minority. We have only to look at the
extremely partisan gerrymanders of
the Democracy in Ohio and Indiana to
show what that party does in the way
of appointments IN States where
they have the power.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

tie Cd fsllo. ssse 1e4e.s" zt rs t.als
OF Ass. Bat, 4 tas SEA mas1 &c r..
forassd, tie Legislature eaa giadaxn
shs aeart OF senator bzsLo0e = Wlp.ng
on OF tat SKA a. &c alasEy Latin. ssea
As as educational blil sig<s i 90 q
or ssascl eaEg.egIaas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

Republican county convention 70 select
forty seven delegates 20 the state convention.
10 nominate justice Of the supreme Court TO
succeed John W. Chsmplin. rnd two regents
OF the university TO suceeed Charles j. Willets
aad Arthur ". Clark. will be neid at the upper
Circuit court room. In tEe city OF erand hap
IDS thursday. February -. az II O'Clock n. N.
bach ward II the city OF Grand Rapids and
esch township IN the county VIII be entitled
% t0rec delegates.
ByrequeSt of Republican County Committee.
HxNRY ". ROSE. Chairman.
TaoxAs WALSH. Secretary.
Grand Haotfs Fsb. z ISL
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
Good Ttns. Coming.

Detroit Tribune.
The approaching banquet Of the
Michigan Club IL certain to be one OF
the most notable Republican gatherings
IN the history Of the state, and the list
OF speakers already secured gives az
surance OF powerful presentation of
the lines upon which the next national
camps gn-which IL beginning now
a likely 20 be fought ont. Aes<Ts
Cisrksou. Ruauelis. Greenhslge and
Lynch comprise an eloquent quartet
and they vii be reinforced BY other dis
tinguished speakers Of high reputation
and earnest Repua. soanisun. The coca
Sion cann0t fail - he OF conspicuous
import - the Republicans Of Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
Entitled TO the KeSf

All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy, SO every family should
have. at once, a bottle OF the best family
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. to cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale in SOC and sl.00 bottle by ali lead
ing druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

ka;srasz5o trazeffe.
Tie Detroit Journal j. making all
the advances necessary IN order - se-
cure the posstson Of the Republican
mouth psece Of Michigan. But tue gun
= q too SINAI a bore. The REPUBLICAN,
managers viii not be stsfisd anti
they have "a organ woTtayof tie party.
and that e something they have never
had in Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

prie< iyssEis satscEsp gsens enls taken
eps< .sasA eops seal ga app lezsaon -
sl.e pabllsaeF. &. A. Mst~oa. F0aF-
tesatA-st. saa t.ttEsys.. Ne. hovk.
fcr 80 cents
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

The Legislatures of Ohio, Pennsylva.
MIA and Michigan, which are all agitat-
ing the subject of road improvement,
might advantageously exchange ideas,
if they have any.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
LITERARY PABULUM.

The Scientific American, published
10y Mum d Company, New York, dur
Ing forty-fiye years, is, beyond all
question, the leading paper relating To
lIshed on this continent. Each weekly
issue presents tue latest scientific topics
IN an Interesting and reliable manner.
accompanied with engravings prepared
expressly TO demonstrate tho subjects.
The Scientific American is invaluable
To every person desiring TO keep pace
with the Inventions and discoveries of
the day.
OF the production and publication of
fiction there is no end, and 1t is safe TO
say that everybody reads stories Of
some sort. Everybody, therefore. is
interested in finding the best stories.
A desire to gather the best stories
caused the organization of the New
York Story Club, club of writers and
lovers of the best fiction. The club
ranges over the whole world of fiction
to find the best, and out of the collec-
ton selected and Originally it has de-
cided TO publish from twenty to thirty
stories month in beautiful magazine
appropriately called Romance. Ro-
nance, therefore, which appears the
first OF every month, is intended to
contain only the very best and most
thrilling popular stories in the world.
The subscription price is $500 year.
By special arrangement with the pub
IT, d. al, - =
this paper for limited time at half
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

Ii is but fair to Cleveland to say that,
in writing his recent letter on silver
coinage, he had the courage of his con-
vicfious
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
Bad Spells

Chicago Journal:
The "h" IN Behring Sea and the final
az IN Chill still hold their own pretty
well. SpasmodIc reform in the drop
ping Of letters fares about as we'll as
''fonetic" spelling. 1t may be all right,
but it does not work.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
mateur Orchestras.

Stop at Herrick, Morehead & Nelson's,
% and % South Division-st., and see
what they can furnish you with in the
line of music.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

THIS means Grover: 1.-The gentleman
who is now so lnsistent for cheap neces-
saries of life while in Office and clothed
with authority was unwilling that SUI
gar. an article of prime necessity to ev-
cry household, should come untax cd
to the American people, when it was
known that 1t was an annual burden
upon them of 100000. He stood
then as the uncompromising friend of
dear sugar" But then, Grover has
written himself out of his party on the
silver question.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

There . one subject worthy the 81.
tention and agitation OF al state boaras
Of bsalta aad oteer institutions ia fayeg
OF sanitary reforms u IS the subject
or clean earFency. - sgfong l. The
popular preference Tor paper currency
that Is Is likely - Eeaaia with rs for.
ever. Ia tins respect the English sys-
TEN Is preferable 10 ours When q
note - returned. for any reason What
ever, 10 the Bank Of Eng and. II never
again gets back iato circulation. A new
one = issued IA Us place, or, Ia other
words only new ones are ever paid out
Ins result Is paper currency bright
and clean, n strong contrast with our
tattersd. NANCY and ofs-times filthy
bank notes or treasury certificates.
THIS IS claimed ~ 10 8 protection
against eounIeEteluag, as AL tie notes
IA circulation are clear, and tue dirt
cannot be relied upon 10 cover up de-
fleets.
But the strongest argument for the
retirement OF wofn, soiled and filthy
currency Is based on hygienic grounds.
Physicians agree that dirty money Is
one of the most convenient OF vehicles
for the transmission OF disease germs.
The many hands through which notes
pass before they are worn out give them
every opportunity To acquire every
form OF contagion. Doctors declare
that metallic currency may carry
enough bacteria to cause infection, but
the filthy bank note is much worse.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

callssels-s Works praddex : carau.
SIS Pesrl-ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

WILLIAM McKISLEY at the Toledo
Lincoln banquet: "If buying where
you can buy the cheapest harrows the
field OF employment at home, II will be
the very dearest of ali buying, the most
expensive of all trading, the most I'M
profitable of all exchanging. The more
demands there are for labor. the moro
avenues inviting employment and en-
terprise and the more opportunities for
the capitalist to invest his money, the
better each will be remunerated, the
wider the general prosperity. There
must be some higher incentive than q
cheap coat and a bare subsistence"
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

Tie Importance Ct purifying Tie bieed can
nat be eserestsfazted. Cor v4fhoat psEe
pseod pea e2naos eRlcy sooa he4ith
Al this seAsoa nearly every one needs
sood medicine t. parity. siIallSs. and eafleh
the blood. and Hood's saFs4parllla l. worthy
xeur confidence Ii h peculiar Ia thai 4
strengthens and builds NJ the system. creates
aa appetite, sa.a ioass the olsessiohs while
n eFadicatos disease Give II trial
Hoods sarsapaTilla Is sold by az druggists.
Prepared by c 1. Hood & CO.. Lowell. M4ss-
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
. .. ssl.rs PRIVATE rsAs sFY7cE
100 Doses One Dollar

!, soss ses Is, . s,rsss !. 5. sAsss. be-. ss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-04

title way Of telling him that he doesn't
know anything about clothes and that she
would prefer he would keep his opinions TO
himself.
If she prefers to go to the theater, she
doesn't always stop to think whether the
man who has been puzzling over money
matters all day long is just in the mood for
1t, but SIZE tells him he has got 10 put on his
dress clothes, because she wants him 70.
And do you know that the American man
believes SO thoroughly in the woman about
him that he generally does what she prefers
Ana then when the day comes when she is
Hat on her back, sick and sleepless and
worried and frightened, he will stand by
her, endu her fretfulneSs, he gentle with
her, lift her so he doesn't hurt her, cater 10
her whimsical tastes, sorry for every
pain she has and d. everything IN his power
TO relieve it, all because she is a woman.
Now this has been written from a sick-bed
and is the experience of yours for health.
Ran
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-04
REDFERNs OosTUM IS.
A Specialists Remedy for Social Wear
and ear

A Specialists Remedy for Social Wear
and ear.
New YORK. Jan. 9.-About this time Of
year, as marked up the social calendar,
the pretty butterflies who fiutter about SO
g yly. assisting at all the smart entertain
ments. and dipping dainty fingers into
every social pie, begin to 60 off a little in
their looks: to find some of the delicate
bloom brushed from their wings. Late
hours, heated rooms, rich suppers and con-
slant excitement commence to tell upon
the once brilliant eyes and roseleaf
compilations. And at the same
time the marvellous toilettes which made
their wearers things of beauty also give
evidence of wear and tear, and mutely
plead for regeneration. Happy then is she
who, by the aid of fresh and unique C US
tune, can revive the uster of her partially
eclipsed charms until such time as the
penitential season gives her a chance to rest
and recuperate at piney Lake wood, or
among the lovely southern resorts.