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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-19
@intrittsoe4o inn @eridt.

SIN Sullipan County in eSnbiana fano
Gin Gi6ter eS fiir8lidI fir angemeiien, eineu
Wlttb III 6arrnersburg0, tpel0er bes Ser
fauTs obne Stcen3 bei6uloigt mar, nibt crit
nab Dem @eribtsiiB 81 idleppen, lonbern
lber I6n an Ort uno Stele o63uurtbeilen.
lin dber Die WtietDe fir bas Qofa[, in ipe(z
dem Die @eridtslibung abgebalten purbe,
nt6t Dem @ouutD aufSubGroen, pber aus
6ltrdt, oaB CT in leine et9ene 1aitbe miroe
langen mIlicn. erbob er bon Qlaen, welde
Dem SerfaDren beitupbneu ipolten, Sen Qlrs
malt oes Mngeflagten niAt ausgenpmmcn,
Elm GintrtttSgelb BON 10 Gents.
Oteles 0orQeben oeS Gid)ters bon Suutz
ban Gpuntp erOftnet froGe Nuslt6teu fir
Die 3ufunft = falls IS ~n1lntib, ipie man
Doffen bari, Na0ahmiilg finben loute.
gSel6' eth rieft9er 8ortbeil fir ben Sedel
ber SteEeraabler bon @pof @ou1tp miiroe
es nt6t lein, toenl BON alien Berionen.
tpelbe eillem 9roceB heipo6nen pollen,
eth @tntrittsae(o .er6o62n uno an Die
@ountpfqile ubgeIiihrt miirbc. unier Grts
mtnal9eridt a%llein. 81 lpethem ser Qnprano
bel alien MIR einigcrmaBen Aufieben ere
9enoeH Brocellen oft genug iih bis AIR 9eo
bens9efabrlt1teit iteisert, wGrDe eine Gin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-19
slnerifaner ,.nS sanHen.

Inter Der l1ebel idrift yNnertfaner auf
Getien" malt bas @ineinnatier 0olfsblatt
Elm ih0nes = 8bantaftebilO bon Dem
groBen Nltben, tpelhen ba8 9tetien in @us
ropa fir Die Nmerifaner babe. @S fnilpft
feline 8emerflngen an Die 8el6per0en,
tuel6e Iber Die 8eri6leppung 10 pieler
Wiiionen Dollars nab europa erbobeu
tDeroen uno oaSu laat eS:
.9o5 abIieBenbe Sob pirb uns sebnfad suriid>
%eritattet, brr6 Die rct6e Suite pom Bele b.
rung, ipel6e bic amertfanti6en @dlte aus
europa Surit Gbrtngen. Sn ieOer Cores
%ponoenS ans europa, ME anglo~a merlfaniid DE
Blatter Tie per0ffcntlt6er, fin6et man neIe 9(nre1
aunaen uno Setebrun9en, bic nit Der 3cit auf
frudtbaren Bobel faQel ltnO benz 9anbc bas mad
europa biniiber gcbra6te Sob erletsn iuerbcl. 4"
9as miro nun i'm @tn3etnen ausgez
fii6rt: Der Nmerifaner lerne in europa
ben 0euben Der WGIoeri6onung un0 Sort
fultur; Der biniiberrciienDe &alfmann lerne
Die SolioitGt pes beutiden 6anoels; Der
Sanouerfer lerne ben Wertb grlinOliher
8tlbunq iddben; Der Sabrifant lerne etnz
ieben, DaB Die Wiai9inen@Sneuitrie bur6
bas &unitgeperbe ergGn6t ipcrben miiiie,
uno 10 neiter, unD 10 ipeiter.
Wenn oaS nun Qaes ipabr mare, 10 tp0re
s. ie6r l90n, a6er letber lit eS nt6t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-19
9aS trabfeatae @tmcinmati.

Sdon Der brittle Sonntag lit berfloiien,
lett in cincinnati Der Commissioning
Dur6gefiibrt lit, un0 Die Wirtbihaften lt1o
GergnI9ungslofale gei6lolicn itnb = fir
cincinnati, DDS bis Dabin, etutge pprlber@
gebenDe gerllt6e, ben puritaniiben Sonnz
tag bort 3l erSinlngel1 abgere6net, cine iebr
au5gie6ige SonntaJ5freibett belaB, cine
re6t u1dngene0me lnb bittere @rfabrung,
Die oaourG nt1t minper bitter unD ulans
genebm miro, OaB tie tie init ben grDBten
StGoten oeS Gauoes-@6icago auSgenom4
nten-, nit gietD Oorf, Bbilaoelpbia, 8al>
timore, Walbtngton &C. tbetlt.
gtdtiirlth milni6t cincinnati bteien
SonntagS5lpang mteoer ab5ulhntteIt. Mber
nit benz bloben Niiniden lit eS ia nibt
getban. Sa, ntAt einmaL nit offener Nufs
Ie1nung gegen oa5 @eleB. tDte Die @tncin@
natter Wirtbe BIT tbrem etGenen Shaoen
uuD 3u i1rer eigenen BlamaBe erfabren
babeu. 90 Iange ba5 @iiniden nt1t in
cine perniinftige Gbat umgeiest tpiro, bari
Cincinnati ntGt oarauf red1nen, ben freten
Sonntag pleoer I'll erla1ge1, unD letoer
finb Die Nlsfi6ten auf cine lol9e pernlnfs
ttge Tbat bort iehr gertng.
@enigitens 10 ldnge, als Die o~orttgen
@irtbe uno oa5 oortlge, in Der Sonnta8ss
frage fretbeitlt6en 2lni6auungen buloigenoe
8ublifum fib nibt oes Qberglaltbens ente
l6lagen f6nnen, DaB Die cine oDer Die aroere
Der 3pei groBen poltttl6en Rarteten
S9ulb baran ltnb, bGB tie lebt Die CONT
taqsfreibett eingebuBt babeu, ooer baB Die
cine p0er Die anoere t6nen Dielelbe bel Der
aIernG6iten @elegenbeit suriidgeben tperoe.
Mudo 10 LANCE, ais Die oeuti6e oemofratii6e
4reiie Ser republifanii6en Bartei oaS 3uz
iton0efommen Der Spensgelebe unb Die
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 98irtbe bur9 ben
Yolt3ei9ef 9ieti6 in Die S6ube lhtebt,
uub Die beutl9e republifattl6 e Brelle oaralf
nit Ge6t a~nttportet, bag oaS Spens9eleb
niht bdtte Sultatbe tolnrnen %fonnen, auBer
bur6 Wtttbiilfe pon0 emofrdten, llllo tie 9eget
ben Bpli3ei6ef ben bentotratil6en Boltset>
ri6ter Grmiton auSipielen fam uno duse
lpielt, Deilen grtmlnige Strafurtbeile ben g9te
heritanb oergSirtbe 10 l6nea gebrotben baben.
Bei0e grpBe 8artetel, Die republtfaull6e,
ME Die bemofratil6e, baben III Der Sonns
tagSfroge uno Der bamit aulamntelbdns
ge1l0en 2icenSz un6 BrobtbitionSfraae, IN
OAto uno Cincinnati geraoe 10 gut, ipIe
anOerslpo, nabeiu 9lei6uiel 0reG ant teden,
D. J.. tie baben BARN nabeSlt glethntel Setg1
belt, llnebrli6fett o0er GerbtIlenbett geSetgt.
Son trgeno elmer bon ihnen Hettung 81 err
tDarten, lit cine groBe Eborbeit, itber pel6e
Die Gt1ctnnatier burd bic btSbertgen Grtab@
rult9en binauS lein loQten.
Sour @ines fam Cincinnati belfenI Sc
mliiien iih bort QIIe, Die Der Nnl6auutg
ttno, DaB Der Counting niht bios Datllr oa
lit, nm in bie&ir6e Su seben, %ionbern aud,
un itd Don Den N%nitrengungen Der por9ers
gesansenen iedS Arbeitsta8e in Gelitteter,
unanltGBi8er Weile nad eigenem Grnlellen
81 er6olen, sulammentbun ullp filr ibre2ln1
l9auul9 etnltelen = mic IS i'm Sabre 1873
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-19
9es FARMERS better @arft.
Milpaufee 6erpfb.l

DIE Ausfubr bon Bro6ltoffen aus bert
0er. Staater hetrGgt etipd 10 Broscnt pom
@eldrnlntertrdge unierer @rn0ten. 8ielleiGt
mare es gar nt6t 10 libel, ipenn lie Qleid
Jtuu mare. Mber tpomit Toll 0anll Die
6%nnoelSbilan3 aIsgegliden tperheu. tpenu
nt1t burb Die NuSfubr unlerer 4rooufte Z?
Die @egenfrage lnutet: SIT es notbio, bag
MIR 10 DteL tmportiren, tpGbreno Der sSariner
tlir Die lleu13tg Bro5elt lei1er BroDutte,
nelfe i'm Snldnoe oerbraldt tper6en, fciS
men b%elieren 9retS erbdlten fam, ais Bic
5ebn Yro3ent int Weltlnarfte iperth filn,
Der NIT Der 3ufu6r bon Srt0ien, 9tublallh
uno atoeren 2dnoern rehnet, iii neren benz
Manufacturer 9lrbeitSfrGfte CUR 8erfiigung
lteben, oeren NniprI6e an 2ebeuSDaltuug
tlef u1ter 0ere1 pes amerifantiden 8olfes
1teben g8dre IS nicbt Dnrtbeilbafter fir
otelen, er bate fIr ieire 8ooener3eu9ltilje
rlir oe1 einbetmii6en MQrft
un0 CT Dirb Dies 1aben, lie mehr 5ih Die
Sll0ultrien DeS 9anbes aud in Den Ibeilen
enttpifeln, in oenen bis5er bic 8ooenfultur
fat ausldlieBlih Dorberri0tc.
lBeldcu @influB bic Snouitrig Qlf Den
YrelS Der Sarltprooufte, uno mit6in Qub
oes 80rnlLatoeS bat, lGBt it'd am 8eiter
aus etneln 8ergIetA sDil6en einen1 Snz
bu}trtez ut1D etllem Nferbaljtaate erie6en.
9uos@aroltna ). 3. lit Elm LANCE beiteoelter
Stadt nit fruhtbaren 2luupialbooen.
Wtnn fd!tn Qber bort, nah elnem 8eri6te,
&anb url $2 ober So per Mcre faufen, ben
Mn9abeu oe5 observation-disclosures sufoloe
p~ur6l6ntttlib 81 So. SSn WaIlodulettS
ongegcn, oaS felltgeu 8oben bat. Der piel
gr0Beren NlfDalO an Qrbeit ul1n Witteln
3ur Be1tellullg erforoert, felt fi6 Der
burdIdnittli1e Nertb BON 5arlnlanh auf
1882. tn &bpbe Sslauo nuf $50.37, in
Connecticut nuf 1891 NIB d6nlib 1T Der
8reis in ben itbri9en Sabrtfftaatcn.
Sn gleider Q8eiie ma6t fid aud Der linz
geltenb. SIM Staute 9fep 2orf mar i'm
porigen Sabre Der our6idHittlid)e 2obn
zines 8arntGr6eiters $500 per MDnat, eins
l6llebltb WobnMng uno 8efoiti9ung, lit
ben 0feus@rGlano : Staaten nod ettuaS
b0her, s.8. $18 in W~faliahuietts, in Benn1
%iplpanten $40 uuo in Ohio $l5. SIT
Soutb @ar0ltna oa9egeu erbielt Der Nrbeiter
So, in 9fortb>Garolina SO, III Georgia 1881,
in Seras $12 unb in bemielben 8er6GltniB
in ben anoeren ili0lihen Staater. 8oraus
erlidtlt1, Dab nid,t 11ur Der Nert9 bes 8oz
otllS i'm Tabrifitaate bD1er lit, %ioroer1t, baB
au6 Der Nrbeiter ~beoeutel1o better beSablt
tpiro. Sn oenienigen Sioitaateu, III lpel7
den Die Snbultrie BurSel gefaBt bat, ftno
Die 90bne Der Tarmarbeiter I'M 8erbdltniB
nit Der Mertb1teigerung oeS 8oOels gez
itiegen.
Ser einbeimil6e Nfarft lit es, BEN Der
8armer braudt, nm eiuen lobnenoen 8reis
fir ben Grtrug leiner 2tefer gu ~erSielen.
Sn leinem eigenen Sntereiie lit es baber, Der
Gntpifelung bieies Mtarftes our6 unterz
ftibung elmer 4plitit bebIIfIi6l al iein,
peI6e lid Die mD9lf9ft hobe 8liitbe Der einz
beinii6en Snouitrte 3ur Quf9a6e maht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-19

barbaril6er l~lnfcnntniB iiber DaS 0eutl6s
tbum in Amerita. mic lie Die Neoaftcnre Deg
III Chicago eri6einenoen Nt6tswilier blattes
,Nmerifa" uno Dt5 nGlepelalb 2eaoer" oars
bieten, tuerben sur W08ltbfe It.
0aB audi 1T GhtcugD'S Dffentlthen
S6ulen S6ulbit6er perpenDet tDerDen,
welde Die groBe 8er9an8enbeit peS 9euti67
t6unls IN bielem 2anoe tnotihmetgelt, lit ein
8orwurf fir uniere beutiden S6ulrdtbe.
9oh iperoen 1e mo6G 3llr @nti6uloigung
anfi6ren, uno nit einigem S6ein Ge6s
tens, DAP Sdulbiiber, Die oas ni6t tbun,
ni6t uor6anben parerL ooer ibnel ni6t
All @eItbt famer. Nber benz Wlangel
loute baLDigit abgeDolfen Derbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-19
bic Sufamft oes g,,ritamertoums.


S6mere StoBieufSer it0Bt i'm ~9(ugufbcft
pes gTorum" ein @%merifaner, gtamens
Bartlett tpie es l6eiut, mjilfen Die Nmez
r%ltaner, bic it6 Die ddten nennel1, iid an
Die englil6en Wonats lAriften pertoen, nm
gebort 81 meroen, neil in ben tdgli1en 3eiz
tlngen Dor @irii6sN merifancrn fein Qlab
mebr tiir lie lit iiber ben groBen Manbel
III 91e1@GnglatO aus. Qor bunoert Sab
relI, flibrt CT aus, = par bic 8epolfe7
ruug Neuz@ %nglanbs. feline @ren3itride in
Wiatne uno Seem 6ampibire aboerednet,
fait Dur6tpeg ein9eboren omerifanilh; i'm
Sabre 1885 lebten bagegen in Mailoduietts
allei11, inter etner @ciammtbep6lferuno no11
1912, al aberdeen, 526,867 5. B.. mebr
als n D. s., I'M Nuslano @eborene, oeret
i'm 2an0e g~eborene &iuber ungereGnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-19

2errp mar baS Muiter icner iebt glitdlis
6eripeiie 3iemIt6 auSseitorbenen 9eipalt9Ge
tigen, BEL ieOem gertnGlten AnlaB 3ur g8affe
9reifenoen SI0lduber, pel9e III gr0berer
l3abI iekt nur nod in eini9en Der @ebirgss
gegenben BON Gentu6D un6 8eitpirginitn
gu ftnben 1iitb. Q8ie Die metiten bon bieien, lit
CT iebt, sanj foI9eri9tig uno naturnotGz
Denotg, zines g%epaltiamen SooeS sez
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24
VISIT OF RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
Which, Suggests that Important Events
are Transpiring for the Interest
rf U.,; S,r;u ,.c


The following distinguished railroad
officials connoried with the North
western system visited Hot Springs
during the past week:
Marvin Mughett, president: Albert
Keep. vice-pfcs;dent: John ~.
Whitney. general manager: and II. G.
Burt, general manager Of the Fremont
Elkhorn 4 Missouri Valley Railroad.
the above named gentlemen took car-
riaggcs at Buffalo Gap and rode owe
the line recently surveyed between
Buffalo Gan and the Falls. They
closely inspected the immense stone
quarrics lying along this line. Then
the party drove from the Falls to the
Minnekahta hotel, where they re-
NAMED until the following day.
After dinner these gentlemen gave
Hot Springs a thorough Investigation
visiting the many places OF Interest
and each OF them INDUCED in one of
the famous baths. In addition to the
vast stone Interest that will shortly be
developed. these gentlemen we're
struck with the great wealth that lies
in III gypsum hills and also, with the
inexaustiblc material here for the
making Of the best quality
of lime. Their visit here
was very pleasant and upon their de-
parture they expressed great salts
faction. as they found both Hot Springs
and surrounding country far beyond
their expectations. The following
Tuesday after the departure of this
party a corps of surveyors were set at
work running u line between Hot
Springs and the Fails to connect with
the line already run between the Falls
and Buffalo Gap. While we have no
positive assurance Of ~ railroad and
cannot learn that anything definite
was settled upon: we certainly feel that
the day is not far distant when the
shrek Of the locomotives whistle will
resound through these valleys. The
visit Of these gentlemen at this time is
significant. and we learn that great
satisfaction was expressed by them
If we werc going 10 make a guess; it
would be that Hot Springs will have
u railroad at an early day.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

pose, it is hoped that all business will
he suspended during the hours of the
day III which the ceremonies take
place aud that. as usual, the ladies' will !
provide bountifully the flowers to be
used in the services ut the cemetery !
and in the church.
The Following is the programme ;or
the day:
First, Members Of the Grand Army
and all other old soldiers. will assemble
at the G. A. Il. Hail. which will be the
headquarters for the day, at / O'clock
p. m.
Second, AT the command 10 siall
in the line will be formed in front Of
the Hall, with comrades of the g.. 4.
u. on the right other old soldiers next
and citizens in the rear. When flowers
will be distributed. aud the column
move toward the cemetery.
Thrill. On arriving at ,he cemetery
the column will form in .'hollow
SQUARE around The G. \. r.. lot, and
.hc service given ne prescribed in the
Ritual of the q. y. r.. including the
! strewing OF flowers. After which, the
weather being p.opitiov,s. Tie column
will movc to the in the rear OF
the cemetary and the remainder of the
exercises take place. including the
Grafton oi The day.
Fourth. Following the conclusion OF
the exercises. the column will reform
and march in order to headquarters,
when the command will he given TO
''bicaA yanE:s.' and a RECESS be takon to
Z o'clock y. hi.
Fifth. At t'e appointed i.onG thu
ladies in charge OF TIE matter vii! give
the cntevtainment, prepared and
recommended by thu w. ". c. National
Committee Of Pensions and Relief. ell.
titled "Memariai of the Flowers at
The NJ. IL. Church, the programme Of
which appears elsewhere in this paper.
In view OF the laudable object TO which
the proceeds will he devoted. ii is. hoped
that the patronage will be limited only
by The seating capacity Of the church.
by order of the
G. A. Il. COMMITTEE.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

selling horses with this AK brand on
them. His preliminary hearing was
yesterday and the reporter did not
learn what was done with him.
Second hand furniture and othes
goods bought an1 sold ly Henry Mar
ty.
Will Hot Springs celebrate this
year? If SO i. is high time q move
was ,aade.
Furniture repaired with dispatch
and nestness at Henry Martyrs fur.i-
turc rooms.
Rev. liamcllcr, financial agent of the
NJ. 4. college will be IN Hot Springs all
IF next week looking up the interests
of that institution.
Hon. L. x. Valentine Of West Point
Nebraska, took his departure from Hot
Springs on Monday last. MIR. yalcn-
tine is we'll known to all our people,
being ~ of the most genial and
aiIsble gentlemen that cver visited the
Springs. Upon his arrival here, he
had Just arisen from q dangerous ill
ness and was far from being & we'll
man: but upon his de.ar,"re he bore
every appearance of the most vigorous
health. Mr.. Valentine has a great
affection tor the Hot Springs. and
nothing but important legal business
would have caused him to leave 50
soon. He carries with him the salts
faction of knowing that he will always
be welcome here, and he cannot return
too soon.
\ petition is icing circulated in Hot
Springs. which when filled will be pie-
scntcd to the County Superintendent.
asking him to create the independent
school district of Hot Springs. The PEE
tition is being unanimously signed,
and the Superintendent will undoabt-
edly grant the prayer of the petitioners.
While the relation of the Hot Springs
subdistrict to the other subdistric.s OF
this township has been the most annie
able the time has come VIXEN Hot
Springs town should be separate and
have power TO manage her ~ school
affairs. OF necessity there is a diifsr-
ence between the demands of a city or
village school and those of the country.
Usually a greater number OF months
are held i'll the city. more teachers
Employed; mere and a greater variety
of expenditures of money are neccssa-
riiv incurred: and the friction that
might ARISE between the city and toun-
try is best avoided by separation. The
whole matter goes TO the Supcriatend-
ent who will. if he deem it hest, make
an order for an election of a school
board.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

the real door burst open, and an ex-
animation Of the safe disclosed q hole
about three-fourths Of an Inch in
diameter, drilled into the top of it. In
this hole was a three-fourths inch
screw auyer, with powder strown
around the top of the safe and filling
the hole. Major Eaton, cashier. soon
arrived, and a careful examination
convinced him that there was no "in4
fcrnal machine" around. lie then
opened the safe and found. that the
craftsman had drilled hole complete
" into the safe and had driven q steel
punch about seven inches long down
into the safe which passed through two
drawers. Considerable powder was
found in the interior Of the safe.
Evidently no attempt had been made
to ignite the powder and why the rob-
bers left without blowing the Business
is not known Perhaps their courage
failed OF they may have been frigliten-
cd at that time No damage was done
or loss sustained except that to The
safe. A warrant has been issued for
two men that have been around town
for Il day or two. apparently without
business. and who could not le found
yesterday morning. and it is TO be
hoped that the culprits who ever they
aye will be apprehenaed and made to
suffer the penalty for their crime.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24
Memarial 81 the Flowers,

E,cncfit of the fund for erecting
cottages at Hot Springs for the shelter
and support Gig soldiers mothers,
widows. and army nur>cs.
Arranged by National Pension and
Relief committee w. Il. q.
War songs and recitations and the
beautiful ceremony of Flower Offering
in memory of the unknown dead. by
forty-two states and the District of
Columbia.
AT the NJ L. Ch.rch. Hot Springs.
on the evening of May Both 1889.
PROGRAMME.
Roll Gail. Assembly, Revcillc.
"iially innnd the Flag" Choir.
Recitation. .'fhc Revcille"s e. Wilson.
Q%nartc:tc. foes or Friends Glec
iClub.
Recitation, Soar Women Heroes.
Mrs. w. II. Wood.
9lnartette. sVacant Chair Glec Club.
Recitation, "A Women of the War;"
Miss Grace I5errier.
Battle Hymn of the Republic. Song
and Chorus.
PART ".
Bugle Call. Camp Call.
Marching through Georgia. Sons.
and Chorus.
Recitation, GLOW are yon Sanitary
w. w. laFleiche.
IN tear Cor the Colnrade that's gone
IGlee Club.
Recitation. "Somelolv's Darling
Mrs. A. S. Stewart.
Sweet I%In,nc.' Glee Club.
"Mrmorial of the Flowers Music,
Marching Of the States.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

National Anthem. America.
Tahieau, Guarding the Flas.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24
Snfs Cracking.

This community was no little eyc't-
ed when the report came out yesterday
morning that the safe at the Mime
kahta Bank had been cracked during
the night. The discovery was made by
j. l.. Burke who IS deputy Clerk of the
Court and offices in the bank. Upon
opening the building Mr.. Burke found
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24
MAY BOTH.
Order Of Exercises for Memorial Day
1889, at Hot Springs.

The members of the Grand Army of
the Republic. and Of theWoman's Re-
lief Corps, upon whom devolves the
duty Of arranging for the proper OBJ
ser;vance Of the National Festival in
honor Of the patriotic dead, hereby in
vite all citizens, aud the old soldiers
especially, to unite with them in such
exercises, and ceremonies as seem to
them proper and appropriate for the
occasioni In pursuance Of this pur-
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24
DIRECTORY.

COUNTY cOMMlsslCSERs-A. a. Powell,
u: N: brigham aud "; r. Phillips;
DISTRICT ATTORNEY IS. Z. Wilson.
SHERIFF Seth Clifford
ME(lSREI OF DEEDS.-C. y. sawy.cr.
7s.lsEASCRER.--It. Z. l.atur.
ASSESSOR.-Ii II. t.ussitt.
PROBATE JrUGE.-W. ii. stsnicr.
suPT. PCR. INsrRrC.-W. i'hoiupsnn.
JUDGE FIRST JUDICIAL N~lsT.-aon. G. NJ.
Thomas of Deadw0od.
CLERK OF COi,itT.-t.has. N.::cEiNl.cn.-
JUSTICES or THE rf.Cf.-w. II. Wood,
Cascade; ". II. Stanley, Hot Syringe; E.O.
Fleet, Oclrichs: D. y. FtAry. Cascade.
US. LAND OFFICE.
R~EGISTER.-J. u. Whi:csidc D%eatiwood.
NECElvE k.-Johm Lafabrc.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

Judge Dudley made a trip to Custer
City on Monday returning or Tuesday.
The Judge went TO look after the mat
ter of difference between this and Gus
ter counties. Within a short time the
Judge and Mrs. Dudley depart for q
few week ) visit at Omaha.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
W. r. BENEDICT, PUBLISHER.
EXPRESS & STAGE TIME TABLE,

Leaves Hot Springs al 81 =. NJ. Arrives st Euf.
ssiD Gap at 4 . CLOCK J.. NJ. Leaves Buffalo Gap ut
tnGlcvk a. ~. and arrives ut Hot Springs at 6:sU
Az. Cluse CONNECTION witt, cat aud west trains
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

Divine service will he held at the
church to-day al 10 o'clock. The
Right Rev. W. III. Hare, Bishop of
South Dakota. assisted by Rev. G. G.
Ware of Rapid CITY. will conduct the
service. 1T is exrectsa that The sacra-
ment of baptism, aud the rite of con-
firmation will be administered by the
Bishop. An invitation is extended to
everybody to he present.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-04-13
Lecfuring I'm California.

Prof. Will S. Monroe returned from
California on Tuesday evening, where
he has been lecturing before teachers
institutes. He gave ten lectures at
Los Angeles, the largest gathering Of
teachers on the Pacific Coast. The
press Of that city published full ac-
counts of his lectures, the following be-
ing a few brief extracts:
Professor Monroe is a fascinating
speaker and one that gives practical
and applicable instruction Los Ange-
les Tribune.
Supt. Monroe deserves
the compliments of the institute for
the enthusiasm which he carries with
him in whatever he does.-Daily
Tribune.
Supt. Monroe, himself, deserves
high praise for the success OF the in
%stitute, his own bright words having
gone far to make the session a success.
Los Angles Times.
MIR. Monroe has a very pleasing adj
dress and q fine delivery and his adj
dresses were listened to with great at
tention, the speaker being frequently
interrupted with loud and hearty APP
plause.-Los Angeles Express.
The needs and methods of studying
psychology was the subject that Supt.
Monroe had chosen for this address
and it proved TO be one of most en-
tertaining and interesting that he had
yet given. . . He left the
platform amidst a burst of hearty ap-
plause.-Los Angeles Herald.