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A GU S-LE a I li SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA. THE fHILlf PItf QUESTI0K ASK THEY ANAKCaiSTS? AILY ARGUS LEADER recalling the record of the past. The present railroad law is not a Populist measure. It was originally framed by, it would seem that Chairman Kidd of TOMLINSON DAY, Editors and Proprietors. the Populist state committee has thing well in harni among his brethren when hf anuonred recently that he was The press over the whole country is urging that America cannot consistently make any peace with Spain that does not give us the control of the Philippine islands.

Typical Americans are not land-thirsty but for the sake of civilizing and christianizing they be a itepuuucan legislature, ana wnen adopted with slight modifications by our own the Republicans voted solidly in favor of It. When the official utterances of a party are found to be in harmony with its past record, then its through with reform and would de TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: vote himself henceforth to revolution platform of principles Is worthy of the' the declaration came as a shock to N005 EDITION. many people. It was regarded as Cn Ystr $4.00 Sis Months $2 00 "hr Months. 100 Ons Month 50 startling throwing off of the mask.

But lieve the poor people of theso far islands of the sea, who have so unexpectedly been thrown under our pto-teetlon ehould not be deprived of the advantages we cau give them. We owe a duty to them and to the world, and must discharge It at no matter what il Hernia that he is to be followed in Invariably in Advanoe. this extreme by the other Pops. The utmost credence. The Republican party has fairly earned the right to be believed when it officially outlines its policy as follows: "Believing that the great transportation companies doing business in this state have for years practiced severe discriminations against our people, greatly restricting the profits of our farmers and retarding the growth of our cities, knowing that all efforts to secure concessions have failed, and re EVENISU EDITION.

cost to us. Yankton Gazette. following article from the Hartford Vindicator, Populist, will give an idea It hardly seems to us that we owe 'm Tear, if paid in advance $5.00 Biz Months, If paid advance 2.50 ol the way in which the Populist mind any more duty to the Philippines than fine Month 60 ib drifting: to the Dahomeyans or the Zuens or the inhabitants of Central Africa. This The Populist party should not credit WEEKLY EDITION. Mr.

Kidd with any supernatural power government was created primarily for lying on the principle established by twenty-five years of legal decisions in his ability to prognosticate the tl.00 course of events political, it was that the state is. clothed with full 50 One Year I i Months Three the benefit of its citizens, as a purely business combination, and its duty is forced upon him Just as it has been and power to regulate and control common 25 will continue to be forced upon thou carriers, we heartily endorse the ac to them. If the Philippines wish to be protected by this country and if they sands of others, whose united enlight tion of every Republican senator and member of the legislature, who, following the mandate of the Aberdeen enment will at last deliver this country if it ever is delivered from the are ready to submit to civilized rule, it The Weekly Is published every Wednesday, abscription Invariably in advance. Sample copies mailed free on application. might benefit the people of the United curse of corrupt political rule.

The convention, advocated and voted for Chicago Haymarket agitators were de States to anex the islands and give the the passage of the Iowa railroad law Change of address will be made promptly, requests must give the postoffice from, as nounced as anarchists and traitors and semi-savages a lesson. But to send hunted down and hanged not be We unanimously and emphatically pledge the Republicans of this circuit to support the enforcement of that great army across the Pacific to win cause some fool among them exploded their love by shooting them down bomb but for public utterance of law, and to use ail of their power to secure such amendments as may be burning their villages and extorting rell as the one to, which such ebange is de-'ilred in order to receive attention. Entered at the Sioux Falls, South Dakota, ftostoffice for transmission through the malls second-class matter. Address all letters and telegrams to THE ARGUS-LEADER, SIOUX FALLS, S. 0.

fcrced conviction in language that is today a common thing among the best thinking people of the land. necessary to insure its success." their savings would be a very costly proceeding for us, would be absolutely The Argus-Leader really does not opposed to our theory of government care to argue the proposition. It comes would endanger both now and in the with too severe a shock. Here is a AS OTRERS SEE US. Say, Jonathan, the lion's whelp Now, isn't 'e the lad 'Is guns and loyal fighting sons Are pictors of their dad.

Wade in, my boy, your folks are 'ere To stand he'ind your back; future our relations with other nation great party, right in South Dakota, up would almost certainly involve us soon (This Date In History Aug, 16. holding the red-handed Chicago anar- er or later in a great war, and after all hlsts as patriots and seersfi Here is would give the poor islanders a sorry Clean off the bloomln' decks, you know the manager of the party declaring that picture of Christianity and civilization If it develops that the Philippines want his political aim is revolution, and a prominent party organ lauding the bnttln of 1 (trade; Prinre Eugvne defeated the Turku. (3777 Battle of nnington, Vt. 21794 Mnrl d'Aubiuno, IiIb- tnrian of tho rt-format inn, was born near Geneva I dil thcT 1X72. 0825 Charles Cotenworth Pincknoy, American nol-dicr anJHtate.Brniin.

outlier anarchists, who taught the doctrine of annexation to this country they will doubtless get It, but they haven't shown any desire so far. It must be the bomb and the fire brand, who over IMNCKSEV. remembered also that it is very far their boer mugs preached the violent overthrow of all government, the abolition of the family, the stamping out from the truth to talk of lowering the And call for what you lack. Och, Got imh HImmel! Vot ish dot Der Yangees is apoudt? Py efery ding und efery sign He pio der Spanish oudt. Dot Yangee boy, mein gracious, vat A cuss he vas mit guns! Der boats go nix like veinerworst, Und Herr Sagasta runs.

Zc Yankee soldaire, ah, monsier, He lick ze lofty Spain, And gay Paree, monsier must see, She recollect ze Maine, For ve haf bonds, ze naughty fours, Zat Spain sell genteel France; So monsier sees, wiz ease, ah, yes, Ze patches on ze pants. flag where it has been once raised. The flag has never been raised over the of religion, the annihilation of all JOHN L. PYLE. John L.

Pyle, the subject of this sketch was born at Coal Run, Washington county, Ohio, on ay 5thM, I860. His parents removed to Illinois when he was six years of age and there he received a common school and attended one year in the preparatory department of Westfield college in southeastern Illinois. In 1879 re went to Glendale, Montana, which was then several hundred miles from a railroad and found that the only employment that offered was the work of a common laborer at the smelting works, or work in the mines; he chose the former and worked for about two years as a laborer and as furnaceman and feeder of the smelters at that point; then went to Wickes, Montana and was engaged as furnaceman and as foreman of the smelting crew and also part of the time at carpenter work in the rebuilding of the works after they were destroyed by fire, remaining there until 1882, when he settled on a farm about five miles from Miller. Here he commenced reading law under the supervision of aMnford E. Williams and worked in town at carpenter work and also on the farm part of the time until after he made final proof on his land; then went into the office of Mr.

Williams in Miller and remained there until he was admitted to the bar in the spring of 1885, he then became a member of the firm of Williams Pyle and practiced law in Miller until 18S9 when he removed from Miller to uron to take charge of the law department of the Dakota Farm Mortgage Company, then doing an extensive business. While in Hand county he was married in May, 1886 to Miss Mamie Shields of Miller and has a' family of four children, one boy and three girls. In 1886 he was elected district attorney of Hand county on the Republican ticket and served in that capacity one term. Was admitted to practice in United States supreme court at Washington in 1895. Since removing to Huron he has been on one side or the property rights, the absolute freedom Philippines.

We have never had pos of every man and woman from moral session of them. We have captured the nd physical law. city and bay of Manila and there is no It Is startling to hear these views prospect of giving them up. But of the immortal phrase, "Millions for defence, but not one cent for tribute," died in Charleston: born 17-16. 5851 Lopez, the firwt ureat Cuban leader, captured and executed.

Lopez was a native of Venezuela and after winning rank in the unnies of Spain became a Cuban pa- triot. Wnny filibasterinKHtpeditionHfroin America attempted to aid bis caue, but the Cubans did not rise, und his efforts came to naught. He fought hard and was I alone when cuptured and prostrated by sickness and fatigue. Benator Henjmnin Harvey Hill died at Atlanta; born KW. He was a member cjf the Confederate senate and afterward of the United States senate.

1806 (ieneral Samuel Hell Maxey, a Confeder- Bto veteran and former sonator from Texas, died at Eureka Springs, Ark. expressed out in the clear air and rus have not attempted to sieze one of the tling, progressive society of South Da other countless islands and the stars kota. It is not strange to find in a great ana stripes nave never waved over Yust mak em yump, yo bat yore boots; ity that the besotted, unbalanced, ig them. The people to be consulted in this matter are the Philippines. If they norant and morally regraded fugitives from European law, the refugees of the want to be Americans they will be wel slums, the men who exercising no corned.

But it would be Indefensible thrift or energy or virtue themselves to make them so by force of arms. Aye lake vay Yankees fite, For Spain go hellitiyoop, aye tank, An dat es out of sight. Bas poorty foot race vat ve haf, Lak Spanish vom tem said: "She'd run ol Sammy for hes life," Bot Spain's all tme ahead. De Spaina botta licka vella bad; De monk nevva getta senta mon. I tanka Yanka Dooda fighta Spain With awful bada longa range gun.

It is fitting that Admiral Dewey who So brilliantly opened the Spanish war Should give It a brilliant close by the Capture of Manila. The most notable occurrence of the sought to prey on the sober and industrious about them, should get together and fulminate against a social system time except for the war is the enor mous expansion of American exports of manufactures. A Pittsburg company has just received an order for 770 tons Spaina broke ain ta gota centa mon. One field in Minnehaha County has already threshed out twenty-nine bushels of wheat to the acre. Another ppike In the Pop coffin.

of steel plate to be shipped to Belfast Not a nick Spaina gotta on hand ether of a large part of the important business in his part of the state and is recognied as a care'ful and able practitioner. His business extends over a good portion of the state and into North akota and in both the state and federal courts. While in Montana he commenced reading the Chautaugua course of. reading and finished it after coming to Dakota. He traces his-genealogy on the paternal side to the family of Sharpless who came to this Ireland, to be used in ship building.

Be so poor venna var alia gone Canta even start to sella de banan. The United States will soon manufac Before the fusionists get to Blinging ture for the world as she now feeds it. Go in, Sammy, bate the blazes which decrees that if a man will not work, neither shall he eat. But to hear this same doctrine preached in South Dakota, where every man of energy, intellect and thrift can easily win a competence, where the results of established law are so clearly beneficient, where sobriety and virtue and thrift are characteristic, is ominous. The Populist party as a whole has not adopted this plan, but it is ominous that that party has chosen for its leader a man whose motto has been for mud at the Republican candidates it Out of thim infarnal scamps! countzry with William Penn In 1682 and hence is of Quaker stock, his You're the mon that's sure to do it Just now the Pop papers, being una Blow the glimmer out their lamps.

mother was born in England. Both of his parents died in Miller. be well for them to explain about the governor's connection with powdell. Die 10 nna any iaie men at home are Oi've been readin' all about yez, He has always been a Republican and in every campaign has taken the eympathizing with those who are al An thim stharvin' Cubans there stump for the success of the Republican ticket. leged to be out of work in theeast.

Go in, Sammy, bate the blazes Where is the Populist paper in this State which is talking good times, is pushing public enterprises, is advertis Out of thim Oi'll niver care, i Did we hear Judge Palmer eay any Mle no caree lickee Splanish years "Socialism in Our Time," and thing about eight cent oats? ing the resources of the state and its Wishee lickee Jlapan, too; Melican manee good for flghtee, THE Tast immediate prospects? REPUBLICANS AND THE drop out of sight when they lose their health. The general cause of sickness is in the stomach. From there it branchesout. To remove the cause Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the best remedy. The weakneses of women are Chinese likee bloys in blue.

RAILROADS. October 4 and 18. On these dates tickets good 21 days, will be sold at rat of one fare plds (2.00 to all points on this line in Iowa. Minnesota and South Dakota, north of and including Shell Rock and Abbott Crossing, and to Wa-verly. Tickets at this rate will also be sold by all agents of thiB company Mle no caree tloo much trouble, Senator Pettlgrew says that silver Big long way off China land.

Elk Point Courier: In all candor we should be made the sole issue of the Vich von lickee Mine no caree want to submit to our Populist friends who before his election to his present station declared that the silver question was a humbug, that his present aim was revolution. It is ominous that a Populist organ should land the Chicago fiends whose contempt for law or reason or justice brought the Haymarket murders. Are the Populists drifting to cured by it. It gives strength to both sexes. It invigorates and imparts vi Chinaman have lot on hand.

tnat it is hardly the fair thing to ac campaign. Chairman Kidd eays that the Bilver issue is a humbug. These cept the statement of an opponent in to large numbers of cities and towns la tality. It steadies the nerves and Fred G. Shaffer in the Denver Times.

preference to the official utterance of brings refreshing sleep. For those whose health Is "run down" nothing worthy patriots ought to hold a cau us. the party involved. If the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader should declare that the Klondike Almost Forgotten. This is the busy season in the Klon Southern, Western and Northers towns.

For fall particulars call agent B. C. R. N. railway or address -J.

Morton, O. P. ft T. Cedar Rapids, la, equals it. Take Hostetter's Stomach Populist party was opDosed to the ini Bitters if you want to regain it dike goldflelds.

Fortunes are being tiative and referendum in the face of a plank in the Populist Dlatform favor Cheap Excursions. CANNOT THE GOVERNoB EXPLAIN 1 ing that measure, we should be bound dug up every week, but nothing is said in the newspapers. There is a war on hand, and eery other subject is forgotten. In like manner men and women The little "Want Ads." In the Argus-Leader bring the best results. If von Via C.

R. on July 5 and 19. to believe the latter. A man or a party Major McKinley Beveral yeaft ago declared in a speech that in every great emergency the Almighty placed in control a man endowed with ample powers to meet it. And the proof of his dictum came when William McKinley was placed in charge of this country's destinies in 1896.

August 2 and 16, September 6 and 20, aione is qualified to state his intentions don't believe Just try it Governor Lee has not yet made the explanation demanded in the Dowdell and purposes; his opponent may and rroDaDiy aoes have an interest in mis- case and his newspaper supporters are iepresenting him In this connection we wish to auote singularly eilent. Is it possible that ALL SAINTS SCHOOL me utterance or the convention of the Second judicial district last fall. It is the governor has no excuse to offer? Is it possible that he is compelled to ad 2N AN EVIL PLIGHT. The Pops are really in a desperately bad plight. Ow interesting not only as pledging the party policy for the futre, but also as mit complicity in the default? Is it possible that he can make no denial of ing to the short-sightedness of their SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA.

leaders in congress they are debarred the charge that knowing his favorite from advocating the annexation of the NO WOMAN IS EXEMPT. to be short in his accounts the govern Philippines. And yet in that annexa or allowed him to quietly withdraw tion appears to lie the only hope of Regularity is a matter of importance free silver. Its advocates are rapidly in every woman life. Much pain is.

from office without even a reprimand and that though the shortage continued for several months afterward the governor made never a move to punish the disappearing from among the intelli however, endured in the belief that it sent voters of this country and unless Is necessary and not alarmincr, when we can get some south sea island sen in truth it is all wrong and indicates defaulter? If there Is an explanation ators another election or two will clear derangement that may cause serious the last vestage of the cheap money to be made the governor would best make it right away, for the people are watching him. They want to know yell from the national halls. why he has refused to prosecute Dow dell as he prosecuted Mayhew and Hippie. They want to know why he allowed Dowdell to quietly resign instead of dismissing him in disgrace. They want to know why he allowed this shortage to stand for months without an attempt to collect it and without a WKINLEY WAS FAR-SEEING.

Reports which are now coming In describing the growing hostility of the Cuban insurgents add to the evidence that President McKinley knew what he was doing when he overrode the silver ca- of the senate and forced the recognition of the Cuban people instead of the insurgent government. Senator 'Pettigrew and others of the little coterie said some very harsh things labout the president because he refused 1 to recognize their friends of the Junta, tut the people of the United States Jinow that he was right move toward punishing the ex-offlclal. The people know that the governor has done this. They know that after his resignation and while the governor held that secret report of the public examiner closely in his hand, Dowdell was hte loudest shouter in the state trouble. Excessive monthly pain itself will unsettle the nerves and make women old before their time.

The foundation of woman's health is a perfectly normal and regular performance of nature's function. The statement we print from Miss Ger-tbtok Sixes, of Eldred, Pa is echoed in every city, town and hamlet in this country. Read what she says: 44 Dkab Mbs. Pinkham: I feel like a new person since following your and think it is my duty to let the public know the good your remedies have done me. My troubles were painful menstruation and leucorrboea.

I was nervous and had spells of being confused. Before using your remedies I never had any faith in patent medicines. I now wish to say that I never had anything1 do me so much good for painful menstruation as Lydia E. Pink-ham's Vegetable Compound; also would say that your Sanative Wash has cured me of leucorrhcea. I hope these few words may help suffering women." The present Mrs.

Pinkham's experience in treating female ills is unparalleled, for years she worked side by side with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and for sometime past has had sole charge of the correspondence department of her great business, treating by letter as many as a hundred thousand ailing women during a single year. All suffering women are invited to write freely to Mrs. PinVham, at Lynn, for advice about their health.

for the governor's renomination. Is there a connection between these facts? NO LONGER A DEBTOR. Do you know that the United States has prac tically ceased to be a debtor nation? And with a continuance of the enor A CAMPAIGN OF VILIFICATION. The Areus-Leader has rpneivwi a Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and mous balance of trade secured by the present Republican tariff she will soon be a great world's creditor? There Under Immediate Supervision of the MISS HELEN S. PEABODY PRINCIPAL RT.

REV. W. H. HARE, D.D. was a time wnen ioreign capital was a prime factor in the development of this country, but the time has passed.

We have developed the country and we have repaid the loans on which we did straight tip that the Pops intend to make this a campaign of vilification. No matter whom the Republicans nominate the candidates will be denounced a3 machine men, railroad lobbyists, defaulters and general public enemies. The Popu realize that they are on the wrong side of every public issue, that they can gain nothing from any appeal to reason and tbty will devote their energies to an atempt to cover the Republican candidates with taud. Rt. Clinton Locke.

D. rector of it. Not even a Pop will be able here- Judgs Palmer vritss: Teti Grart karch. Chlcaca. urs: Th tsfter to talk about Europe fastening a bttfldtof if a beaatJUW on, fitted up Cant BL A.

Ella, Eighth cavalry, Ft Meade, writes: The situation and the sanitary condition of th buildln makes it extremely healthful; the corns of teachers are able and devoted: Vf scicol a naM Gurfeam nanclal system on us for the purpose jostly pnwd of the taenia vaMi tttyt fan cSorta ta MtabliaUBf of Ca wqr fa Urifl suaic la tt wiSh rrery oeavsnUce, and girls can of unjustly enlarging our debts. cry Mrs a Uvtr taa anrwheja..