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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
Ill! VI! VI! WHOOP!
The Chickens Stripped Of Their
Plamage, On So Easy.
TWO NEs SROT By TIE UMPIRE.
A BIZ Audience Witnesses Game " ith-
cut a Parallel The Chickens Out
played a. fFers Poiot-An hAe~l-
IeutGalax frsnl M0ustaFs View.

The loog talk-0f and wldely-adFer-
tsed ~ game between the "th-cs-
ems, o1 tae afternoon papers, and tue
"Nlsnt Hawks, oI Iae morning papers.
was played yesterday before one of the
largest audiences of the season. some
seven hundred people went through the
tugast. and about 900 tickets were
solt. lAe proceeds, about s2je. go o.
the Emerson Home.
aoscrp pt.On OF the game S beyond
the power 81 pencil T. p0i tray. The
grace, agility and skill of the "Nignt
Hawk was tle subject " admirng
comment by al heuoiders- The way
ia Wnlch they Outpl1yod and pat the
presumptiOus "(n.taens' % flight viii
long be remembered by the hapless
victims.
Tie Red Cross b. gade were on hand
with their tent, 0al fortunately their
services were required by only one
bumpuOus player who dared 10 ques-
ton the umplrc's decision.
The Chickens went obatfiIst. ltwas
mutually agreed 10 put in q battery of
the Older editors for the first inning,
bat Mcdowell VINO was % twirl the
sphere for the"Nlghr Hawks was away
on his vacation, 50 Catlin went IN with
the understanding that the Chickens
were 10 have u pudding and have baby
balls 10 strike 1T.
SomeS went behind the bat but was
not rs effective as ne was funny. Both
teams were of course entirely mex
perlenccd, and the way that balls were
plntfAf ard fns f,,srs, ttrrlf s~aS lrfiFernlfS
beyond description.
In the hrstinnIng five Chickens" got
their bases on three strikes and scored.
and the score stood thirteen each at
the end OF the inning. Then Pease
went IN the box and Hopkins went
behind the bat. The clubs were getting
down 10 business, and only five runs
were made by the Chickens" and the
Hawks obtained lead that was stead
lly increased throughout the game. Cat
lin and Pease did the battery work for
the "Night Hawks" in the last three IN
nings. Rose and Burns were the battery
for the Chickens" IN the first inning,
and then Turner and Leonard and
Brakeman and Turner succeeded them.
The features of the game we're the
phenomenal batting and running
Of Carpenter and the bat
ting of Hathaway. The umpire,
George Leonard, was cladina long linen
duster, and for a mask he wore a bird
cage. When Butler and some of the
others kicked on his decisions he threw
back the linen duster, displaying a
cowboy costume, drew a huge revolver
and blazed away at the kickcrs. This
restored order until the fourth inning,
when Adams offended him and was
promptly shOt down and carried to the
hospital. His wounds were attended 10
by the nurses. Score:
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
WRIGHTS EXAMINATION.
The Excitement subsiding-The Prisone
Kept HandcuIed.

Kept Haudcufed.
BENzoNIA, Men, Aug. l6.-Thc pre-
lminary hearing I'm the case of Wright,
the murderer OF Marshall and Thur
ber, If being held in Caro-. Prosecuting
Attorney COvell is assisted by Mossrs.
Pratt. of Traverse City, and Smooth
waite, of Manistee. The defense have
Messrs. Quanels and Spence, of Nil
waukee: McAIway, of Manistec, and
Parker, Of Frankfort. The able coun-
SCI on both side, contest every inch
The prisoner, handcutfed, sits stOical-
lv by the side of bis wife. VINO looks
pale and worried. The murdered mans
'AlarshalIs widow and four father
less children. and q circle OF relatives,
are IN attendance ~ deep mourning.
with quivor.ug lips and bianched
ch.tSs
Ine intense Vctcment SINCE tho OC-
currenee. rn.. brought people from
tlr country ferdar for ten miles
around io e.tf sight at tAe murderer.
has begun o. 4c.t down. The threats
of Ivnohrg. 4 vnch the prisoner has
shown 81 Iaora wholesome dread than
the law. have ah0ui ceased
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Miss Maud Bernard was a guest Of
the island over Sunday.
President W. o. Hughart spends his
Sundays AT his beautiful cottage.
Percy Cook and the Misses Cook reg
istered at Plank's III Otel Saturday.
Messrs A. May. +. c. Heath and H.
W. Long spent few days on the island
last week. They were at Plank's Ho-
tel.
4 concert for the benefit of the Epis-
copalian church was given at the Cas-
mo, at Piank's Hotel, on Monday even
ing.
The general passenger and ticket
agents Of the Pennsylvania and Wanda
LA lines held their annual meeting Oh
the island last week.
W. Il. Shelby and wife, c. K. shelby,
c. /. Shelby, c. {. Philbreck and wife
Miss Philbreck and K. Hartnett spent
sunday on the island.
RIDDLE WILLIAMS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
UP AP THE ISLAND.
n stter> a. the .-F@lrs fsies 81 Interest 10
Our Readers.

sss.ss.ss ~ t,-sssNs -sss-s
MACkISAc. Mich. Aug l6.-lhe
week past has been the busiest Of The
season for the hotels. Numerous *
eursons have also g!sddened the hearts
of the llverymen and bost-renters
i he nerve 81 the average basket
p-enlceF i something colossal. Ar one
~ Iae hotels al the foot ~ che dock Il
was necessary u pat over The pAfloF
door tne following slgns IA large letters.
No HA>ktI FIcSlC. ALLOWED - THIS
RooM"
Did YOU ever So on ''strawfldef
IL asa popular Mack UAC diversion
IT, tae rrsl place i should ~ pili-
Liant. mooll ght ngal. then q hay-iatk
half iuN 0f nav or straw, al equal
number ot young people ~ opposite
sexes, and then a Chaperone WHO ilGs
been Ao0ug herself, 4re The requisite
components. Iao such rides have
been given duuug the past week. by
West End and Easi End young peopi,
These moonlight nights are also
sUlt4 bie Tor SAILING parties, and several
have been gwen. The SAL around oo-
eupie, about two hours, generally.
very popalar.ulp is q the cAeneaux
lslanis Here quantities ot pckerel,
pike and perch, with al occasional
large bass and muscalOnge, are
caught The trip can be made in one
day. though hotel Accommodations of
rather rocky" order can ne had
there. some genilemen from Plank
Hotel caught large number of
specklod trout ia the Carp river, CA the
man land, recently. They were Oh
exhibition ia the hotel office sunday
night, and attracted much attention.
ball game of a decidedly "diUy"
nature was played between guests Al
Plank and the East End nlne Satur-
day, on the fort grounds. The score
after four innings was ~ 10 IA favor
Of the East End. A feature of the
game was the complete change Of bat
terry every hali-nning, ana the brilliant
Outheld sprnUng Oi tne "Ilank's.'
The average tourist II always anxious
10 see some specimens OF the "nOble
red man." They are hard 10 ind,
however the races having been inter
mingled during the past two genera
tlOns, and those VINO are Of pure blood
have little that Is prepossesslng about
them. There are two regular Indian
huts still on the island, within a stones
throw Of one of the handsomes; cot
tages. These are built OF bark, and
one has 10 window-g.ass N the win
dows, merely oiled muslin.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
ARREST OF JUDGE FIELD.


sAs FsAscIsco. Aug. Is. The sher z
u ean Joaquin county arrived here
-4st nsght and this afternoon served
warrant 81 arrest upon Jutge Field a.
ne l4tt~r's cham pers Ia the appraisers
building There .as some doubt a. a.
whether the wafrs Et would ~ ndor.ed
b tle Judge ot \ an Franc 500 county.
a. required hy ia r. but THIS intorse-
menL vas oblalle q lmmel lately sitter
tie warrant Was teryed. A Writ cf
nabeas corpus a. sworn out before
Judge >aayer ~ ae cIcut court and
heard bg 1im n e hamheIs.
~AS FaAScIsc0. q al., Aug. l6.-Justlce
sawyer granted a srl of h4beas corpus
and released Ju rce Field GA 5000
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
He Was Discharged.

John McNabb, the young man who
was arrested for stealing bis compan-
ions pocket-book, containing $40, was
called up in police court Yesterday.
There was not sufficient evidence TO
show that McNabb took the book, and
the case was nolle pros'd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

The salOOnists and butchers are gong
% play baseball at Che Lake tomorrow.
II tls rlmoreI that the batter hate D..u
tnr week past f0rtityag tnemsolg,
wta tle muCL-taiked 0f "E x,r OF
L.ir. The dispensers of "l001c
however. are not phas.d and thty are
hou-l and hearty FOR the contest. u
WHICH tAcy hope t0 farewell.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
Ers ajnq Leader.

Yes the Lenders report is very char
acteristic, the only trouble with it is
the total absence of truth, which, per-
haps, is also characteristic. \ copy OF
the evening paper containing the above
was shown TO the Hawks" as they
came in to bat IN the fourth inning.
Before this the gallant Hawks had
been satisfied with an easy lead-the
game stood 30 to % in Their favor.
That such under-hand trickcrv should
bc resorted TO by the organs of tnedo0r-
yard fowls, made them mad. They
went to bat IN the fourth and knocked
out eleven runs, and IN the first half
OF the fifth, gave the under-hand gen
tlemcn a neat little goOsc-ecg for their
score. CT course the Hawks could
have done tins IN every inning had they
desired to.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

ItvOuld be cruel 10 tie "HdWks" 10 publish
the score In full but. with Characteristic en-
terprise the Leader r>n spcc2l wire 10 the
bali park, and by rs aid is en0Dicd tO give the
complete result by Sunings. The following IS
the summary OF the contest.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
ROCHESTER, RACES
Interrupted by Heavy Kain-The Track
VERY slow.

RoCHEsrER. Wy, Aug. 15.-The races
s1day were integ-ur.. ..l - heavy rain
end the track was made very slow
TIE attendance was about 5000 Belle
U1mln rotted an exhibition mile
against time In 2.l5f. three seconds
slower than her record. summary
-. .La.s- -r---L-s- nursa sl.nno- -dLr-tst-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-14

Wm. II Frear's first importation OF fine
Spring Dress Goods lie just opened At the
Troy Bsz,ar. First among them ure one
thousand pieces OF silk process Auli
Wnukle French ssitens in the choicest
new styles. Two Lundred pieces of the
celebrated Anjersons Scotch Zephyr
Clog hams in new aud artistic design. are
a part Of the importation. Yon know that
The iine Scotch RiDRhams are ealy goods
and the best patterns are quickly closed
out. ThIriy nine eases OF the latest Lon
don aud Pans dress fabrics Tor spring
reached the Troy Bazisr during the past
few days The latest art ideas 10 Dress
Goods are represented THIS season >
styles are sharp aud clear cut. new 10
colorings, aud differ greatly from last sea.
son s fsyoriies. Fresr's lines ofiravelin q
drefs textiles a,tra prospective brides
and those who propose to attend tina
inauguration at Washington They are
uniy tasty and tony.
In order to start the spring dress trade
With bang. VIM. II. Frear will send you
nine yards OF double fold.sl wool Scotch
Suii,ng 10 pretty and neat mixture for
81 60. This fabric is worth fifty cents
yard aud can be worn the year round.
Send for samples Of the new goods at
FRHAR's Troy BAzAAR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-14

Are you Disturbed at nigh, aud b,ok, o
VI your fest b, .ick eLiIh suffering sod
crying with pain Of cutting tresLf lisc,
send ., onceard get bottle OF Mrs Wiz.
slows Soothing syrap Tor children teeth
log. Ii cares iysentsry, diarhoes. r-gu.
isles the stomach aud bowels, cures wtbd
collie, soiteps the guns. reduces infsm.
tiop. sad gives tone aud esrrgy ~ the
Who'll. system Mrs. winsloss 500 lsiHs
sysap for ChiiJren Te-iblas u pi~assri
10 the taste and IL The prescription " one
Of the Oldest sod beet i~msie physicisns
aud nais@s 10 the Ulitrd stst~s. .pd Is sor
sale By all druggists tbrous boa, tie world.
Prizes. Is cents . bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-14
SYNDICATE.

1t WAS Mrs. Harmon Bentley instead
OF Mrs. Reuben Bentley who came of VIC
torious in recent spelling contest.
The Troy Times says that the horse
aud sleigh stolen from Peter Cruikshank
at Salem Monday night were recovered by
the owner at South SALISBURY. 1t is slleg.
ed that man named Priest OF Sandgate.
stole the horse and drove to South Shafts
bury. where he sold the animal to George
Niles for 500. Priest has been arrested
at Sandgate, aud will be brought to Salem
Ilil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-14

r. --iEps spgli s.livn ~ ~ssArsHis OiSr-
sisf aHLo1t sbt int.Isal faeiein.. will cure
aLy csc u fr ct. rAt lsLsgni. einguofm
Fls.s sh autes Flmgi4s H. una, all hcaly,
H. bs sstl kray si.r, ~ ussftsf hOs obstinate
iosfg -fsudiss a .. pea effective aud
ogsss satt sttiia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-14

There will be y donation visit aud oys.
ter supper at the Methodist parsonage for
the benefit Of Rev j. G. Heath, on Tues
day evening, Feb 49, to which all are
Cordially invited, and good time is as
sureJ. Per order OF committee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-14

srzF,ns. MosstaT loien-e itching aud
II si1o.ed 10 continue tum3rs TORN, whoa often
bleed snd nicsrstt, becoming Teiy t6re
SWAMI. uas1axxT Vgsthe pcft x att bl ID
.nR. b Al. 8ic stt tb.asiis ~ stfH - .. boY .
his ianb- Atd aggi "a 90 wtI = suc
Ia s.s.B a 80. ILils elphis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-14

i Nj. Nj rasips gill deliver ieeisr
Of shs iovn ball or Moadsy rvetins fsh
25tt unda tho snspic~ Of N 7 Ledge
PA N ,ntgrcs the Philosophy o
Wit Tickets ~. co als 81 a. A. Pratt
drug store. parties cut o. iowu cas- cfar
them hy mail snd have sests reserved 70
,bsu. Tickets % eenis each. The pro
ceeds 10 be applied 10 tho Lodge Chsrii.
fani.
Mls Cora Milumofe has rriurned q
Nsw fogk
Mr., and Mrs. j. Il Jadson speni Sun
day With faster Percy Ia Salem n. Y
MIR. Ed.in Moote Of Platsbare n \
sfen, sunday 10 to~a, the guest u N h.
Dcnlng,
The ohareh sociable adjourned iron
lsst week. Was hrll 10 io~u hall on fnss.
day crruiug Feb lsIh
A social DAace alll be 6-ij IN The
town ball on Tburslay eyeaiag Feb IA
Bfbemef Of Rail ,nd will futnish the
masic.
The body Of Ned pfst, only child Of
Rev. George q. Pratt recently d.esassd Ia
New York was bfonyt D. Evergreen Gem
etiry Tor intsrmeat on fniay s1h,
"A Martha Washington Tea parry. with
variations will be given ia town bali FRI
day evening Feb. ~. for the beneil, OF
the Library Faud for 81. james Sunday
School.
The Rutland Hsrad Of recebt date
says that Oven Carvay OF Poul,aey has
sold his promising three year OH bay colt
by Mountain Boy 1850. to NJ II. Deming
OF Arlington. II il nndersioai TIA, the
colt would be called cheap at The piice
paid. although the smount has rot been
made public. IL nil be remembered that
Mr. Drmiug purchased some ten mouths
ago Of Il f.R,y four year lli bs Ameri.
eau Ethan Tor $500 aud Ia les than live
mouths from Tat time drove The colt 10
22S aud sold him for $1,000 Mr. Dem
lug knoss where to look for good ONES,
EAsT ARLINGTON.
There will be y donation visit and oys.
ter supper at the Methodist parsonage for
the brne6t Of Rev J. G. Heath, on Tues
day evening, Feb 10. to which all are
Cordially invited, and good time is as
sureJ. Per order OF committee.
WEST ARLINGTON.
-Lumbermen as we'll as pleasure seek
ers are making the most ofthe poor sleigh
ing through this valley.
- We understand G. A. Derrick will
Soon sell at auction on bis premises a large
amount Of property. Bills with list OF
property issued later
The Messrs Farnham were called last
Sunday to attend the funersl OF their
niece, Miss Elisha Hsrtwell who died at
East Arlington on Friday last
The labors OF our pastor still keeps
up religious interest in this community
aud meetings will b, held on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings Of this
week.
The donation party for the benefit OF
Rev. Mr.. Heath came OF last Thursday
evening as announced. Much credit is
due those who by their untiring efforts
helped to make it an entire success. both
socially and financially. Many thanks to
hose who kindly opened their rooms for
'he accommodation Of guest. Conveyances
wero generously provided for all who
wished to attend. Net proceeds ninety
dollars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-14
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

MAY Allen Of Wallingford visited b 81
friend Mrs. Minnie Briggs last week,
john Carney who has been unwell for
two weeks has returned to work at the New
York Store.
"A. Q. Connor is doing quite an exten
sive business 10 getting out wood aud lum
Der. His wood has Ill been drawn aud he
is now engaged hauling logs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-14
DoIsEr

DORSET
John Sheldon. wife and son visited in
Bennington last week.
| - Ice houses are being filed and lum-
bermen are exceed gly busy.
The board Of civil authority will meet
At the school honse 10 this yiIsg. for tue
abatement OF taxes Cd Saturday, Feb IL al
10 q. tn
A religious revival is 10 progress. such
Is has not been vitressel here for the
past 40 years. The meetings conducted
by Rev Mr.. Pratt and Mr. Hesdiey are
cro~jed, people coming from quite dis
lance 10 attend
The large dwelling house Of Warren
Ciemoos vas seen TO be on fire At su early
hour. 90 Tuesday morning OF last week.
Help arrived quickly end many things
we're saved from the honse, and there be-
ing no wind the barn aud some OF the out
buildings were also ssved. After the
house burned down snow was thrown into
the cellar and several hundred bushels OF
potatoes were saved, and drawn by tho
neighbors to the starch factory at West
Pauiei
Mondays Rutland Herald says: AT
the Congfe gaiionsi church yesterday Miss
Ripley q pouIirey sgsin presided at the
organ; aud q quartz, conposed u Mrs +.
T.. Morgan. Mira II, Q Pirice. Mr.. q II.
Emery and Mr. A. L. Grsbsu sang Their
voices blended remarkably. and they Gang
with such accurate intonaiion. trne re
lisiDu. fe.liu ~. c,liesty std iiDi.h % to
~srraoi the statement iL.i better qnsft.t
has DOT been heard pny Eailspd church
Three OF three .ias,n are pupil, Of Mr.
A. II, Cheney. sbosv intelligent insifuc
too be-. borse rich iioa Ia the marked
improsemen, noird 10 fLeir sac- and
NJ ethod
DR. Buk~s Of Hirf,rl ~as the guest
VI DR. Mseshrsier Sapdsy.
Nj Frank P.esss cod Mr. yohn C.s-
tie Of w.iiinsicfd ssrs 10 .losg Sandy.
-Ths "a illois ell meet ., town hsll
90 Taesds,. Feb 10. 10 40 II, the sceouur
OF iosa ofhesr
MIR. Cas- Dasase ssd Mrs Hattie
Mllles o. Mes fs.k arc mstlas /. .isy Of
TO serts .itt rsl.iir-s.
Rev II. II Gay VI Hsnioid occupied
the paip.s =, Tbs Csagreg ss,ossi ctafcs
Sunday nospins and evening
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-05
Quarterly Meeting.

The fourth and last quarterly meet
ing Of THE conference year, for the
methodist church was held. at their
church building last Sunday and Mon.
day; Rev. earns. presiding elder, being
present. /.
Sunday morning srspr6sentativ Of
the American Bible society addressed
the congregation upon the work Of
that society. In the evening Rev.
earns preached and also on Monday
evening.
Tho regular business meeting of'the
church was held Oh Monday evening,
at which time the old officers Of the
church we're re-arpointed and ars as
follows: StewardsNMessra Wilson,
Buchanan, Mangan, and J. ". Martin
Trustees-Messrs. Wilson, E. Petty,
|stswsrt.; Dudlsy.and Martin.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-05
Hot Springs school Board

The newly elected members Of the
the school board for Hot Springs met
last Monday and organized by the cleo
ton Of w. W. LaFleiche president,
and r. Petty vice president. Mr.. j.
Crane a appointed clerk.
On Tuesday another meeting was
held at which time the bonds Of treas
urer Eaton and clerk Crane we're ap.
proved.
A committee consisting Of DR.. Stew
art and E. Petty vas appointed to con.
fer with the township board to adjust
all matters between the said township
and the new district.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-05
TnE HOT SPRINGS
or DAKOTA.
The Gem wthe Black Hdis; TIC Com
ing Health ard Pleassys Resost
0ftk. Un,ea States;
nKAlrH AND nArrisnss-

HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
To those who wotild make the most
ofa vacation; secure the greatest pleas.
are possible from . few weeks or
months; and, at the same time, enjoy
the benefits OF . health giving climate,
the Black Hills o1er every inducement.
Time never hangs heavy amidst the di.
versities Of interests which crntcr here.
Nature is here in her grander moods.
Mountain peaks. WHOSE height a goat
can scarcely scale, tower majestirally
above the most beautiful stretches OF
valley and wood. Mountain gorgcs
through whose overhanging sides of
rock the sun never picrccs; mountain
torrents rushing and leapins FROM. rock
to rock; immense walls VI granite and
basalt rising in grandeur sSr hundreds
OF feet. the sunlight picking out here
and there the bits Of mica aud felspar
that sparkle with dazzling effect aud W.
rying color; geyser deposits as interest
ing as those Of the Tellvw stone Park;
caves thousands Of fest ia extent winch
vie in interest with any in the New or
the Old world; parks fresh from tue
hand OF nature, with living trees and
monuments of stone; placid lakes and
clear streams; beautiful wooded glens
rippling,,waterfalls; wild flowers whose
brilliant hues and delicate perfume
would at once reveal to the hotan;.t
the altitude at which they grew; the
beautiful Falling Water river; all re.
veal to the scientist a wonderful story
OF eruptions and uphcavals. of inland
seas and receding wa.ers, Of vast
stretches OF time, Of many SUGGESTIONS
of living types. Indeed natures book
is every where open for his perusal, in
the coal deposits Of a cretacious form
alton, in q variety and abundance Of
fossil remains. of valuable ores, and al.
so in some Of the most interesting pct
rifactions.
For the artists brush there are pic.
%turesque landscapes and gorgeous sun
sets. The literary worker with tired
brain may here we'll exclaim, 81 know
where to find a new song" All this
panorama Of physical marvels is
found within reach Of civilization with,
in the boundaries Of the Black Hills.
The most interesting point in The
Black Hills to the summer tourist o,
invalid is the Hot Springs Of the south.
ern foothills, which, within q few year.
have become the most popular resor,
on the continent. These wonderful
thermal springs arc situatedin Fall Ri,
er county, the southwestern corner Of
Dakota, twelve miles west of Bufal,
Gap, on the Fremont. Elkhorn & Mis-
souri, Valley Railroad. So curative ar,
these waters, the Hot Springs alon,
would prove one Of the greatest attrac
tions in the world TO those in search o
health. Situated in the midst Of th
most impressive scenery, they are doub
~ attractive to seekers OF pleasure an,
lovers Of sightseeing.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-05

All thoss willing photos taken must
come q thsir earliest oonveuisnce, ss
We can Gully ssussis at Hot. Spring.
until July 10Th.
rsAo<sE Krls, Artists,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-05
FLoUR REDUCED.
Best Patent, 1875 per cwt.
HALF patent, $40 F"
Straight, 1925 Is"
At FARG'o.s

Reading Circle.
The teachers of Fall River County
are requested to meet at the school
house in Ocirichs, on Saturday Jnly II
for che purpose Of organizing a teach
er's reading circle. Would like to have
all che teachers in the county attend,
if possible.
W. G. Taoxr,os, Co. supt.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-05

The refreshments served by Ner 81,
Seebold these hot days are cooling and
delightful. Soft drinks on ice. in
fact everything on ice this weather
Best brand Of cigars also on hand.