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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-04-21
Gov. Lee to Mckinley.

The letter written to President
Mckinley by Gov. Andrew E Lee
in behalf of South Dakota's soldier
boys now in the Philippines has
caused our good and extremely
patriotic republican excusers Of
the administration to chafe under
the collar and wax wroth at the
manner irl which the sturdy South
Dakota executive persists in ''lnak
ing an ass Of himself.' But there
is nothing new about all this-in
fact it Is quite stale.
Every citizen who has dared 10
raise his voice against expansion
is an ~"ass," viewed from the re-
publican standpoint of LOYALTY and
patriotism; those who first pro-
tested agaist embalmed and rotten
beef were "copperheads" and cen
emies of the government"-yea,
they were "Spaniards;;" every
man who dared raise his voice
against the robbery of the govern
ment-the people-by unscrupu
lous contractors who had a pull
was an "ass;" every Individual
who dared protest against the en-
ployment of such men as Huideko-
fer, the horse-doctor and poodle
dog physician, to look after II, o
of the boys in blue was "disloyal;"
every man who has dared register
an objection against the policy of
conquest-"criminal aggression''as
Mckinley once termed it-has
been branded an "ass" or an San
archist;' and more-the citizen
who has raised his voice against
throwing the constitution over
board and seeing its principles
trampled underfoot is a "senti-
m%entalist," a "crank" and a "dam-
phool in general"
Now that Gov. Lee asks that
the gallant South Dakotans be
mustered out, after having fulfilled
the requirements of their enlist
ment, these republican excusers of
the administration wax wroth at
the mann ,r in which the governor
has made ttan ass OF himself" and
call upon the good people of this
state "stand by the administra-
ton" What though this con-
temptible policy of conquest cost
the life of every man in the South
Dakota regiment?-we must keep
still and "stand by the administra-
tion;" what If rotten beef did breed
death in the ranks of our brave
volunteers7-don't protest, but
"stand by the administrations"
what if Huidekoferism did cause
the death of hundreds?-say moth
ing, but ssstand by the adm;nistra-
tom" what though the people
were being robbed by unscrupu-
lous contractors7-don'tsay a word
but s'stand by the admistration;''
what though the time of the volun-
teers has expired and they desire
to be mustered out7-keep still
and sstand by the administration"
what though the further retention
Of these men be unconstitutional,
don't shock the sensibilities Of
these thin-skinned excusers BY say
ing 50, but stand by the admins
trationlss-the constitution is only
.ssentiment'' anyhow; what if the
M il the Philippines was not au-
|thor,ssd ~ congress (our only war
mining power1 keep the matter
aliet ND ssstandb ~ the admins
ramon This ~ .w.r for ~.
lmaa!snitys resnsnbcr, ana we ars
|s~.:osn,tsrIinS Az blessings y civil.
|s'asion apon these ignorant Fill.
asaastaas poxdsr and ball|
ssstand bySthe adnin.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-04-21
Senator Smith for the Supreme Court

Senator Smith for the Supreme Court.
After much urging from promi-
nent men both east Of the river
and throughout the Black Hills,
Hon. Edmund Smith, late senator
from Pennington county, has con.
seated 70 accept the nomination
fcr member Of the supreme court
frcmsthe Black Hills, i rendered.
81 bin, and g make the race.
HI UNlox speaks with authority
making this announcement and
smsds vith M. Smiths con
aens, shos when lie move was
Ss propossd NJ inclined Is not
allcwsuss ot III name 4 II.
his qualification az this
ssFs i no room forI
@1|ll 4 basis ior II slse,
IS honest man
sisissn. NH kssn|
has constitasssE
STH9'SE3 Y ce 4 xSS ;n2;vidn,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-04-21

representative IN the supreme
court of which she may justly be
proud.
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Nearing the End.

g4 ~ Goes MOI require the gilt o.
prophecy 70 see that we are ap-
preaching 4 crisis which forebodes
the end Of the republic unless
there g 1 popular uprising Of the
masses amounting to revolution
says the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The signs 81 the times indicate
that the United States will be q
republic only in name. Our
ship 81 state is drifting away from
ATS safe moorings, and il will re.
quire tbesunited efforts Of patriots
toprevert ! disastrous shipwreck.
The most discouraging feature Of
the situation IS that 50 much in
difference Is manifested BY those
who are u Sc most deeply affect
ed BY the change.
The Newspaper press is the
greas educator 81 the people, and
y tiis agency more than to any
oshss Ne look for wise counsel in
hsses 81 peril. s. powerful i the
nfs,ence cfsthe press, if il would
|esil aEhslt on the dangerous course
he administration from this
aine until the elections Of 1900,
would have greater reason q
hope fpr the continuance 81 !
peoples government earnestly in
dissemination 81 truth. Al
nearer - election the cam
paigno ying sndcorrupt methods
s ipsugprated, and unless
oropgh indoctrinated with the
l Ias bs tempted above
hsy ase sble Is bsar.
efspid maltiplication 81 trust
xstion, the banking system,
shptcposes u set tue entire
sspassp ths aasion'. hnances,
u AS disitanchisement 81
y ous constituuonal
q supply eos4option
ppsllins y sn,oslt- The
|sspsssanss. 81 shs
|E.sIs!:| a6Si!diag q amy 81
i & !lg|l9ss nm of;ces,
Necessary
p.in, but III
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southwestern Rates.

cna,,man y. T. Campbell OF the sous"-
eastern bureau hes issued circulars wv
ta,ning advices of the receipt OF nous''
~ intention to change rates. as ioiiows.
from the Rock Island system OF ih'ea
,,on effective February 10, 1872 ~ ~
av with notice furnished to me ~,
.srs,.,e commerce commission by tnal ,cns
, nany to establish the foliowi nsoys and
phhs, LOON cattle. to COTTONWOOD uro's r am
vn nsdar,,o. o. T., from Texas points s''f
5 rates. .. ,u,. Southwestern rail-
rto, Effective February -, 1872, o. nnr ,co
w ..ss 80 establish rate OF TIA cshas FROM
t,on a A. IN corn and oats. carioe s,,,yos,ern
pounas On IN the st. Louis sou.nw ,,Se 4,
saa,,y Of Texas to stations on ne poek and
railway .,susas = and Louisiana. Little hoON w
sos rnactiye Immediately as pa sw YORK; n
bina.,nn rate OF ~ cents per -" srr,oads
Hous,u" a applied on silicate soaa, and Gal,
may " derson, Ind, TO Hous'cn an' othe,
from AhT rs,os. rates to and rom p'np'
veslVn nat to be affected. !. tha rat,
ponlnas ,sons having arisen a. ,sny car
ouesmIa bs applied on oil; - ,aas IN
tha that shSd'it y shippers, Il should % ~
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rir.t pistrict.

ca,reator Texas. February 1s.--Tne
to,,ow;ne opinions we're handed down IN
tho court OF civil appeals here-today'
Affirmed: Galveston rnd Houston IN
yestmeut Company VS.. NJ. i, aryines ea
y, sror, Harris; Tenant Stribling shoe
Conpanv VS.. r. & l.. Colbert ct al rum
Leon. .,A,.a lrupt
Reversed and rendered: Alabama hum
., nj rs. John O'Brien ei al, from yicsoria
Reversed and rendered in favor OF up
ncliant. f. r. Lubbock vs.. Moses os'ins
ct AL from Harris. r. c,s.
Reversed and rcmanded: Agnes - ols,
sol ct al VS.. John I. Lewis et al ron
Jefferson. .,,oa. nixon
Motions for reheariDg overrniea' plAon
Gray VS.. state OF Texas eN rel W. q hah y
nam from Jefferson; Q. w. Armour We.
Hodge ct al, from GalVesIoh' -
phelne VS.. l. w. Scott, from Harris; tious-
80, Tast and West Texas Railway Com
nanv vs. Luther Richards, from Sneipy ,
pS h y pvrne ct nj VS.. First Nationai
Dn,i, ~ lake Charles ct al 1.-TWO motions),
&C.,, S,alyeston; Ida p. Seibert ct al We
w ron Of all. from Galveston,
| Notion to file transcript granted west
orn Union Telegraph Company W.. D. w.
Gibson from Goliad.
Motion 10 affirm on certificate reiuseo'
| same case as above.
Motions TO affirm on certificate con
/ ,,nued for two weeks to allow plaintlnl
In error an opportunity to take suci
| further steps toward prosecution oil theL
wy.;ts of error as they may deem proper
Tobn and Henry Mohr VS.. j. Is. Cochran e
al. nlia and Patsy Mcclure VS.. J. u
Cochran ct al. from Harris.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

sAN ANToNIo--A dispatch announces
mat company NJ Third Texas infantry,
Captain Shields and eighty-hve men, Werc
n,,istered out of the service at Eagle Pass
today
SAN ANTONIO. An official order WAS Va.
received here commanding Colonei y.
Miner. Sixth United States infantry, 70 Wy
rear lefore the Miles court martin ,ar, ,ar
Washington Colonel Miner ieit 10,
Nvasi,inSton tonight accompanied by his
wife
TEMpLE.--A freight train ran over ara
,,tllad and mangled the body Of an nh-
known negro on the Katy track
roRT WORTH. Burglars raided the
,raosurer,s office of the Rock Island rohu'
socn,,Iny sso from a small. safe; the s'l.la
no ticket office was visited ana Sieo WIS
occurred. aa
VERNON Charley Uphold, VINO All, w
shot ON August 20 laet died on wy III, 90
The ball struck upioiu Oh , he spinai col
,,,,r naralvzing him from the waist 40" ~
1ulppARp CITY John Rogers, VINO
800, ahot last Monday by Sanford hopisoIi,
e. dead. Robson had an examihihs. , .s
ard made bond which was nSeu ae ssVVV
ropsrcANA. The board OF MANAGERS OF
| ,bo (odd Fellows widows and orphans NOM, :,
| at This place will begin work Us suon .,,,,a
! The wcnther will permit on the rncort
| ir,nroyemcnts authorized az lhe loesn'
| t,'n,,d ledge session. Appropriations ut
ss,rcratinp $4,000 were made by the sra'u
lodge. ronor,
| rrrJNGER Reliable farmers repoI
| hat The boll weevil and other cotton pes,.
have not been killed by all tue 'o'e
weather. r.a,,,
ouINTANA. The c. II. Moore, Goorg'
ock Annie Root and severai oInS
anhooners are tied up In port
nuI.ANo. A negro was arrested mere p
,eaa,s from caldwell on a charge OF mul
darously assaultng white man ~ w"
place. r,a,,o
nnNIsoN. Thousands of quail perishe
Ne inaian Territory during the recen
cold spell. 49,, enc
ENNIS The public schools have su u,
o,aod until supply of fuel can De OF
? tanned. y,ad,
9 CORPUS CHRISTI. Alexander hennse:
!, ,,sany wears connected with the
: cn.sotf hank. was stricken with apon,1A
J, whIie at work at his desk; his cohuie'e
, ! Is precarious. ...,
SAN MARCOS. Young Hardy. MUIR
= nv nm explosion Of a water pipe ~ ~, ,"a .
n | has recovered CONSEQUENCES ahu -
= "a have cfancc OF recovery
s MCKINNEY The wheat In tDis ss a,
a. seriously damaged. There IN ~ IT,,
n INF what all the late wheat 10 piact,ea a.
n Killed. This is the opinion OF leading iari
I'd crs. =.
In RaILEN.--Rusk, Texas. February ~
.l pnhnrt a. pallen. aged 20. very pro',
nant vo,,ng man OF this town dieo on
id ,a,,, instant from a pain In the risnt DIV
h. | which killed him Instantly
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IocnI Notes and Personals.

Mr.. r.. S. Lovett of counsel for the
Sunset lines Is in hlstin.
vice President Quinan of the Central
returned yesterday from trip to rev
Orleans.
Mr.. w. c. Conner, Jr., commercial
agent OF The Frisco. has returned from
trip TO North Texas.
cantain II. d. Patrick. agent OF the
t,onston and Texas Central at Austin, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr. e. S. Beard. commercial agent OF
,ha Fort Worth ard Denver City at Fort
Worth, was here yesterday.
payniaster j. 0. Carr OF the Houston
a,a Texas Central left yesterday on mis-
monthly trip over the line
Mr. NJ. II. Smith, travelling agent OF the
naiiory line. with headquarters at Gal
vcston. .pent yesterday In the city.
NJ Hiram a. Johnson, general freight
ana messenger agent OF the CUT and inter
state MAS here from Galveston yeaSsrday
Mrs 8. NJ. Gaines, superintendent o.
railway mail service, ss.h headquarters a.
Fort Worth, arrived IN the cily iaa
night.
M u. d. Dorchester. general manage
! ~ Inc yclasco Terminal, headquarters q
Valasco, spent yesterday 10 HOUSTON OF
| business. -,
Nh. G. W. Bein. traffic manager Of IN
Huntington lines went 10 Austin yeslsi
daw morning 10 attend the in'hncuVh su'
conference. r,.
| Mrs. Dyer and Miss Kate pesleI. 6ie aS
in The office Of Car AceouaS 49,
Of the Central. returned yes'siuas 49,
New Orleans sn,
Mr.. q. wsddy Tate general agent
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EAST hound FREIGHT.
Movement Il Large Notwithstanding
,4ysi. xy.c nuNrl-uAp

Movement Is Large NotvithstHndtnE
the BloclSnde.
shippers, particularly coal men, are
complaining OF the blockade in freight at
Chicago, but the report OF easthound
shipments for last week would indicate
that the roads arc taking care OF a goou
deal of business The car famine from
which the roads are suffering Is contlnu-
alton of che condition which has prevailed
since the severe slow storms III tho
East at the end OF last year. Hundreus
OF cars belonging to lines west oil buhale
are tied UP In trunk line territory, anu
II will be some time before the ChicaSo
lines can get their full equipment OF cars
back again. The severe weather mas prev,
ty we'll tested the capacity OF tue coal
car equipment, and miners and merchants
nItke arc complaining of the difficulty IN
getting shipments handled promptly. Per-
ishable freight IL not carried in iarge
quantities. but what there is the ROADS
are sending forward with all possible dis-
| patch. , 49,, -h,s
mcuts show no sign of falling oil, as is
usually the case whSl this condition pre-
| wallis. Chairman Woffindin's rep6tt LOT
last week shows that the shipments oil
! oour, grain and provisions east from Sni. .
| cago amounted to 1oISso tons, aga 1
! 10y .747 tons for the previous week a.
| decrease was almost entirely III grati
shipments. which fell from s9,92o ton.
in the previous week to 74,269 tons ias
J week.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Proposed Reorganization VIII Like
ly Prove IL Failure.

prouosed Reorganization VIII Like
ly Prove II Failure.
Passenger officials Of lines west OF
Colorado common points are said to have
refused to interest themselves in the pro-
posed reorganization of the Western Pas
senger association, and there now is little
hope that the Jurisdiction OF the organ
ization will extend west of the Missouri
river. The refusal of the so-calied utah
lines to participate in the reorganization
was made to the special committee, whicn
was sent to Denver from st. Louis. Mem
hers of the committee report taat inc
membership Of tho Utah lines IS not en-
n the lines west of Colorado common
noints do not Join the association there IS
practically no hope that those west OF the
missouri, river will do SO. The Interests o,
Tic lines I'm to Denver are so IntertWlhou
With those of the roads west and sonih OF
nanver toward the gulf that the former
,,ill not accept any association Restrictions
70 which all are not subjected rms Wus
made evident by the Union racine az w
,,ass meeting. and the last hope OF get
inc the transmissouri lines into the agree-
,,ant exnired with the refusal OF the ota "a,
iines IN toin. It is probable that the tals
Of reorganization will die out anu nj
conditions will remain as ut present q,l.i
thew grow worse. Then the western ~ ~,
sanrer association will be recognizeu VIZ
jurisdiction up to the Missouri rVer'
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Texas for tho Chicago Great Western,
With headquarters at Dallas. was in Tcus.
ton yesterday.
Mr.. W. s. Collins. district supcrintcnd-
cnt OF the wanuer Car company, hcadauar-
ters at penisou. spent yesterday In the
city on business.
Paymaster Cunningham OF the lntcrna-
tional and Great Northern lett for points
north on the line yesterday, after having
performed his monthly duty in this sec
tlcn.
Tho special train bearing the legislative
party. which went TO Galveston to see tns
battlcship Texas. came up from Galveston
over the Bay shore line at S:i5 last night
and after a short stop proceeded TO Aus
tin over the Houstos-and Texas Central.
Mr.. Rush IL. Harness general freight and
passenger agent OF the Tcxarknnn anS
Wort Smith road. branch o. the Kansas
city. pi,tsburg and Gulf. headquarters a
Texarkana, and Mr., II. 9. Archer, com
mercial agent OF the Pee Gee at Galveston
were In tho city yesterday.
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| Rates SEQ and 50. 90 per day
JAS IAWI,OR prou.
psInR

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[;IIIIIIII7I[E1IlI)

primary. secondary or Tertiary syphiiis
Permanently cured In 10 10 IS days. You eau
4. treated at home for the same price under
came guaranty. II you prefer 70 come nsrs
bills, and no charge. II We fail to cure. Il you
have taken mercury, iodlde potasns ana stu
mouth. sore Throat, Fimpies, Copper Colorcd
Spots, Ulcers on any part Of the body. Halt
OF Eyebrows falling out, u Is this Syphiius
BLOOD POISON that We guarantees 70 cure.
lenee tho world for case No can not cure:
This disease has always bafned the, ek..l Q,
the most eminent physicians. Ssoo.Vco Capital
behind our unconditional yuAtanty. Aosoluts
prcufs sent sealed on application. Address
V' COOK REMEDY CO.,
xOY Masonic HuildinE. Chscagc'
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Austin, Texas, February 1.-THE sched-
ulcd conference between the railroad COM
missioners and the representatives OF the /
railroad companies concerned in the In
junction suits, for the purpose of making
a final effort to reach an agreement to be
followed by the withdrawal Of sud suits.
came of on schedule time today.
First, the traffic men called upon the
commission, received Its ultimatum and
took II down TO their attorneys. The lat
ter studied carefully and in the middle OF
the afternoon appeared at the commission
office and remained there until nearly
o'clock behind closed doors, discussing the
matter with tho commissioner. After tho
meeting broke it was stated on both sides
that much progress had been made in the
direction of getting together. and that tho
conference would be resumed at 0 o'clock
tomorrow morning, and that 1t was ex-
pected that an agreement would be reached
before the day passed.
Further than this no information was
vouchsafed. but It can be stated advisedly
| that there is hut little, If any, difference OF
| opinion between a majority OF the COM
missioners and tho railroad people as to
| the general terms of the proposed conf
| promise, and that what hitch there may be
| is over matters of detail, They are agreed
| as TO restoration of the cotton tariff in
effect at the time the injunction was
granted, as we'll as upon a proposition to
apply class rates to several kinds OF
freight given commodity rates under the
suspended tariffs. 1t is very probable
also that a slight advance In cotton piece
goods will be conceded by the commission
and that it will permit the railroads tc
charge by weight instead of by count fol
the movement of brick. slight advance
BIN the enjoined coal and Ignite rate Il
asked for by the roads. and may be grant
ed. but 1t is not certain that the same
may be said of the Advance asked for il
stock cattle rates. There is hitch als'
in the corn and grain rates, and the NOS
that tie commission will concede In tn
fo1m er, II 1t comedies anything at all, vii
be a maximum d!ferential of 5 cents pc
100 pounds. No change is asked for
Will he made in the enjoined lumber rates
- Mr.. Mayheld was present at the confer
: ence. but had nothing to say, 1t being IN
: derstood that he has prepared dissentin
/. orinion to be filed In case compromise
" made.
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SHORT LOCAL NOTES.

"a Of Police Blackburn returned yester,.,
~ h nom New Orleans, where he went WIN
Y N nhsr OF other city officials to take ~
|Slq Gras He speaks in glowing terms OF
h +, aospitality OF dad" Levy while IN New
essn? he entertaining the Houston contih-
- VIII magnificent dinner.
n s,uesuves Quinn and Thompson have re-
srst'sda Girls bicycle % the Cupid maze
~ 70 frame. and have 1t at the police sla'
sNaitins claimant
4 1ssm Freeman was bound over ycsteralGoo
Iuce Mulsch's court, In the sum q sovu'
rs'sNsr a charge OF burglary and tnctt
4, ssstes Malsch yesterday held an iuQues,
" 81 u she body OF Emma Johnson, coioreu, =,
q. lpsalner street. Deceased was 40 years y
h ,A sec vas sitting at her daughters nou5'
iii IRE, when she was attacked suaaenl,
III, I. Eemmorhage and died few minutes
] wing assisted TO couch.
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PECULIAR POlSONS.
cr,ER.rEp IN THE HUMAN BODY.
Tbe Result of Imperfect Digestion OF
Food.

IOOu.
Every living thing. plant or animaI,conn,
tains within itself the germs VI oV''"''
decay and dealn. .,,,c 80 death
5aa,tad IN, scientists Ptomainesl, are usu
s1,v the result of imperfect ulsestion VI
cd the result OF indigestion or dss-
pepsia. - a,,,s. weavens. does
m, promptly and thoroughly digest wy
food The result is heavy hoancn mass
i iss ferments 1.-THE fret process OF de-
M, WIZ adjoining the blood making II tnin,
sas =, nd lacking In red corpuscles; pois-
onins The brain, causing headaches pain
ia .ne DIGESTION weakens the heart caus-
p"n o,n1tation. and finally bringing on
aisaase of this very important organ.
poor digestion poisons me hiaheye'
causing Bright's disease ana uiepeees.
ss,d this Ia 80 because every organ
~ nerve depends upon the stomacn
s,ans for nonrishment and renewal, ane
SnaaL dipestinn shows sfself not only u
Ioss of appetite and flesh but IN wear
narves and muddy complexion,
nna yraat English scientist. HuSiey, sai'
~ heet etart In life Is a sound stomach
weais. stomachs fail 70 digest iopa prup
erIy. because they lack tne pIop,t 9a aat,is,
=, a,reaf,yc acids tactic and hydrochio
2. pa ncntogenic products the mos
sir, sl.u remedy in all cases OF indigea
Ia, "a "a take. after each meal, one =
twa Of stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, !. v o.
I cause they supply In a pleasant. nal l
less form all the elements that ~eaA s'On
! aehs lack c.,,ar,,a Dvsnepsl
r rah,o,s wlll cure any form OF Btomae
I ,roubl . except cancer Of the stomach ,,oo
a They They increase fesh, insure pure bloc loo
strnnr nerves. bright eyes ana cieaf CO..,
: rom gsn whoIesorae food well digestea. r..
I Nearly all druggists sell stuars 10y ps
pepsia Tablets a 30 GEMS, ., lua, N priee
= So ,.rt "a Marshall, Mich, but ask 70
y as;st arst A little book on ttoms
S,sesses mailed free Address stuart =
n Marshall. Mich