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2#! i" **r "^V ir f6 4, E id i¥ I TO VOTE FOR RATH BILL. Washingt n, March L.—(Hpecl at to the Argut Liader.) iiena• tor Klttredge defines lit* posi tion in no uncertain manner iii the Hepburn railroad rate bill ii the following interview given to the representative of th*» Argus Leader last night: "I shall vote for the houst rate bill. Today I shall intro duce in the senate amend men ts to the bill czteuding its provi sions to apply to private "Car lines and sleeping car com panies. An examination of the house bill reported to the sen ate Monday has couvinced we that such companies are not af fected by the proposed measure and that it sh »uld include such companies, and in uiy opinion, admits of uo arguuieut. My amendments, if adopted will ac coinplish this and they will be urged to the limit of my ability. It is notorious that rebates and discriminations of the most tia grant sort by means of private car lines have thrived under the existing law and they should be placed under the control of the interstate commerce commis sion precisely as are railway companies and other carriers. Other a men dents will doubtless be presented before the vote is taken. These will receive my careful consideration and if they atreugthen the bill, will receive my vote therewise they will not. These conclusions have been reached after a careful examina tion of the presidents message, the evidence presented t. tne committees of the seuate and .J to use, Jjexiatiug.«Ja.w*,wtW sions of the bill and the committees." »fcv IL le £5 tl K- The amendments which the senator will offer are as follows: "First—Companies or per sons owuiug, leasing, managing or operating cars used in the business of carrying any kind of property including live stock, though such cars run uuon rail ways uot owned of leased, managed or operated by such -companies or per sous, shall le deemed to be such carriers en gaged in the transportation of property by railroads within the meunfhg of this act. "Second—Parlor car and sleeping car companies owning, leasiug, managing or operaliug cars used in the busines of car rying passengers, though such cars run upon railways not owned, leased, mauaged or oper ated by such parlor ear or sleep ing car companies shnli be deem ed lo be carriers engaged in the transportation of passengers by railroad withing the meaning of thisact." Goaded on by the republican state press, for their motive in lighting the republican organisa tion and in boosting the cause of the insurgents, the democratic papers are gradually letting the cat out of the bag. In the issue of March 2. the Sioux Falls Press throws off the uiaatle of evasiveness, in answer to a direct question as to where it will be at after the convention aud says: **The Press believes in the principles for which the iusurgeut faction of the repub lican party iu contending and Relieving in them, it will sustain them before the couvention. If 'the insurgents prevail in the convention, it will do whatever it can to secure the election of their candidates." Plain isn't? no wonder such papers as this are fighting the "honest caucus law" no wonder their candidate for cougreaa— the present .£$aniqr ll I"I-jv- 4 1 r",i*M«p= VOL. VII courts, the house tpresentutives o! could reuder %n opinion that it was unconstitutional reformists for pure politics, boldly adih/t ting that the/ would enter re publican caucuses for the sole purpose of overturning party organization and reserving the right to tight the ticket there named unless i* was named to *uit them. By one bold stroke of the pen, unmasking their true character yet they advocate re forms, pure politics and better government. Here ia another one along the same line E. K Johnson, democratic national committeeman, of Armour, iu last weeks Herald expresses his opinion of the political situation, starting out with the following statement: "Evidences on every hand point to a ripening of democratic op porlunities iu our state aud uatiou. Not in the memory of the old est voting disciple of the great leiferson, has there been a time when there was more to encour age and till with rightneous pride, the heart of a man who calls himself a democrat, than is ttMlay." Predicting openly that if the outcome does not suit some they will flock to tli^ democratic standard: "If the regular organization wins out iu the state convention which convenes in .Iuue (which from the data seains a very hkj ly occui ance a large per cent of tue liberal element of the party will not support the nominee of the couvention, and tlie demo crats are expecting enough re cruits lrorn the party to give liieui at least, a partial victory i next November." I Can the rank and UK} of the rt jUsui«. -p&Uhenu party rt.%d»*uch ad mis- Kions 4 as these anu still follow after false gods? Only those who are the iustigators of the so called insurgent moveiueut will do so and every day it is becoin ing more aud more manifest what their object is in trying to belittle the republican party, the party that has giveu us a clean state ad mini itratiou. No! you agitators, the time for fusion, with uo principle but the "pie counter" has uot arrived. district. Oue trustee from the second district. Oue trustee from the third district. One treasurer. One clerk. Oue-assessor. One street eom'tiiissfrilior. One justica of the peace. At the same time and place there will be placed in nomina tion for the Wag»ec indepea deot school district: Three members of the board of education. One treasurer. Dated at Wagner, 8. D. March 9th, 1906. Jehu Stedronsky, Emil Misterek, Chairman. Clerk. Bulls for Sale: One registered Short Born boll, "Charming Lee," No. 208844, and 8 of bis get Call ou or address Wot. Fiugerald, Wagner, S. D., R. F. D. No 1. COWS KNt &ALE I have four cows, soon to be fresh, which I am offering for ante. Tborval Awuodaon. .. .'f/'-i Notk* m§ Ami msl T*w* Efctfiaa Notice is hereby given to all legal voters of the incorporated town of Wagner, in Charle# Mix eonnty, state of Noatb Dakota, that the annual municipal etee tiou for said town of Wagner, will be lielu at the office of the town clerk in the said town on Tuesday, March 20th, 190P, between the hoars of 9 o'clock a m. and 4 o'clock p. n., for the purpose of electing the follow ing officers for said town: One trustee from the first district One trustee from the second district. One trustee from the third district. Oue treasuter. One clerk. Oue assessor. One street commissioner. Urn* justice of the peace. At the same time and place there will be elected the follow ing officers for the Wag'uer ln«lp»ndeiit Srhool District: Three members of the board of education. One treasurer. Dated at Wagner, 8. D., March, 9th. 19Uti. John Stedronsky, Emil Misterek, Chairman. Clerk. A Lively Tussle. With that old enemy of the, race, constipation, often ends in Appendicitis. To avoid all seri ous trouble with stomach, liver and lowels, take Dr. King's New Lifj Pills. They perfectly regulate these orgaus, without pain or discomfort. 25c at the Wagner Drug Co's drug store, The spring exatliiuation for teacher's* certificates wilt be held iu Platte March 22nd and 23rd. No other examination before August. Olivia lierrou, 3 2-4 Supt. Joys of Traveling Told The St. Paul road issues leaf let showing beauties of "the overland limited" and trip to California. The passenger department of of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway has issued an ela borately illustr ited leaflet on Tows CIHTW? "California's winter summer1 A caucus of the voters of the girden In additiou to de town of Wagner will be held at scribing the attractions of Call Keuuedy's hall on Monday, foruia at this time of the year March 12th, at 8 a. in., for the the leaflet dwells on the beauties purpose of placing iu uoinina- of the three day trip made by t'ou a full towu ticket to be voted "the overland limited" from on at the annual electiou to be Chicago to «San Francisco. held March 20, llKJC. The fol-j The train leaves the Union lowing are the officers to be! Passenger Station, Chicago nominated: jtn. daily. The distance traveled One trustee fro.u the First is 2,800 miles. The route of Chas. Drake, a mail carrier at Chapinvllle, Conn., says: "Chain-1 berlam's Puin Balm is the chaw piou of ail liuiments. The past year I was troubled a great deal «P with rheumatism in my should- jtf er. After trying several cures the storekeeper here reeotu-! n mended this remedy and it com-: pletely cured me." There is no use of anyone suffering from that painfnt ailment when tills i yd liniment can be obtained for a Q* small sum. One application gives prompt relief and itf con tinned use for abort time will produce a permanent cure For ij| •ale by the Wigwr Drug Co. a a a $ S St 8§ "the overland limited" is almost W the same as that taken by the Argonauts iu lt*4'J. I l"he train passes over the new hridgo which s|ans Salt Lake. has made every the comfort and ft entei'tuiiiinent of the passen Sg gers—Chicago Journal, Sent to any address for six cents' |jrstage. A. Miller, General S* ZZ Passenger Agent, C. M. & St. P. Ky., Chicago Ckamtocfiain'a Llnlmeat (or Rbeu-, iMil»m. The oompauy provision for 3 T' WAGNJCH. CHABLS8 MIX COUKTY. SOUTH DAKOTA. Fill DAY JfAiXCII 9. 1906 BO. 19 A Hint to tjfcmmmmmatmmammmimmimmi mmm WAGNER, S. D. llll Tot tethwIntoHM^oB and gunmntee see ... _r .. the Users oleums All paint* on the market are rovmd by a guarantee oleoms kind. Moat paint* a*# (fMitntMd for a specified Ume IF PROPERLY APPLIED. Tbatwor 1-tf" takes out o« aoeh gcMkiwat** m*y •value u may bava poesaewad. WUo t» to b« tfa» judga a* to wtwitxr U* paint has bun propwly appllad? And bow are you going to prove that you turva applM it pvopartyT The only gsaiM. tea ot any value to thw consumer i* one that a*t* tortb th* tngrwU mti ol the patntac their purity. The atataot Minnesota baa the moat stringent and eenaible -pure paint taw,'B the MIMMESBOTA LINbECC OIL PAINT CO.*» paints are manulrcturad *1 Hotly lo with this law, and wnan you buy their paint you get Just what you pay tor. FaioUatf «e not pleasant Job and no man wisUea to repaat It any oftener than ba csan baltt. Wltli MlimESOIA LIMSEEO OIL. PAINT CO "8 paint, your buildings will atay paint* longer than with mmj »t* as i contains nothing but ingreoients required tor the high«*t grada and moat durable p^lsl m-M: Stedronsky Brothers Company REflEMBER That we still continue to be headquarters for Hen and boys' Clothirlg A complete stock of MEN*S FURNISHINGS always on hand. o aaaim/z^tsntKHxrm W0\ MM Ojr line of heavy weight UNDERWEAR is very cempitie Men's and Boys' Overcoats, caps and mittens at """wma As we are the only exclusive clothing store in Wagner, we have the very best of facilities for supplying your needs, and it is a pleasure for us to show our goods, and if you will call we will try our best to satjsfy your clothing wants. ^uuuuuuiaaiuiuiauaauu utiMmmmuMUMuutmre of 'Wi LAKE ANDES, S. D. fnnwnnwwwfwwM 'm A ,j l?s M- ni