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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
SUMMONS.
MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aled

Money Demand-Complaiut 6lsd.
STATE OF SouTn DAKOTA,
Seventh Judicial Circuit.
In tine Circuit court In and for Fall River County.
Frank frtsh, Plaintiff,
R. p. O Neiii, Defendant.
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting.
Ia Il. r. O'Neill defendant: You are hereby
summoned and required to answer tho complaint
nf the above named plaintiff. wli:u.. Will be flied
~ tue Office of the clerk 0s tie Circuit Court VI
Fall River county in Hut Springs, South Dakota,
and tn serve q copy nf yonr answer upon the sub
scr,bcrs at their office In Hot springs, South Da-
kota within thirty days after tie %scrNic. of this
summons on You, exclusive of the lry .f such
service: and II yol f,i! to answer said com pluint
within that time the plaintiff will take. Judgment
aSatnst YOU, for the emu of two hundred AMI
ninety dollars lssO.NDi dnllara ana fifty cents with
interest thereon, from August BIRD, 1870, besides
tho costs of this action.
Dated at hot Springs, South nakota, this asth
day of August, AID. 1899. NonToS l. CuII,
To r. r. O'Neiil, the defendent aSovci nalncd.
Take nutice that the complaint in this action
was fled In the office If the clerk of the Circuit
court, Seventh Judicial Ci,cnit of tho State Of
South Dakota, in and for the C0untyo f Fall
River at Hot Springs on the 18th day u. scptem.
Der, AID. 1880. NnEvuN & CULI..
Dated Sept III. 1880. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
First publication Sept ~, 1850.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

OF Fall river.
oHLAsno Fxa.usow, Flain'inl
. CHARLES HAYES, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
execution To me- ditecsed AID ds:iv,red, and nov
in my hands, issucl Uat uf the clerks Office Of
the seventh Judicial Circuit Court, state of
upon q judgment rendered in said court in favor
uf Orlando Ferguson and against Charles Ha.es,
l have levied upu. the following liscrihc,l real
property vi said defendant, to-wst: An ubd!vil-
number 10, in!lu L number = second lot he
ginning at u point on the southeriy side of Sixth
street, In lI,t Springs, in tho nortller:y line Of
Lot IL, In block Z, d distance 81. feet weat of the
corner of Sixth street and Lincoln avenue, thcncn
running west along the eosthsrly side of s;xtl,
Lots IL and Il, In block :, and parallel with
Lincoln a.cnus 100 feet to the sDutiierly line Of
Let y, thence east along the soutiierly line If
Lot Ia, STA feet, thence M.rilisr!y parallel with
the SECOND line 100 feet to tho place Of beginning.
TOT, with VI. the building end aI,purissaness
Of them. in the original town of list Springs,
Fall River County, S. II. and that shall
on Saturday. the 18th day Of October. ~. u. 1870,
At the hour OF 10 O'Clock &. M. Of said day, a. the
sell all the right, ti:!e and interest Of the a,ove
named Charles !! nyes in AID To the shove described
property, to eatis:y said Judgment and costs,
amounting TO five hundred and ninety eight
dollars ind eirety-lye cents; together wild. all
same from the nth day of September, 1870. at
tho rate ct seven psr cent pr annum, at public
auction to the higl,cs. bidder for cash.
Dated at fio: Springs, Fall Ri,er county, South
i,,sr;M :; sst Rs Cn, i','ss g.. n ssrn e',rT9np.
$. &. WILsos, Plaintiffs Attorney. l4Gt.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

AN election has just been held in
Brazil for members of the constituent
assembly. The success of the repnhli-
can party is assured, the result show
ing the country to be overwhelmingly
in favor of the new order of things.
No monarcl::sts and hardly any cleri-
calists were elected.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
COUNTY

Notice Ia hereby given that the Republicans of
Fall River county will hold u convention ut Hot
Springs, $. d., October II, lSm, ut ! o'clock p. IN,
sharp, for the purpose uf placin. in nomination
candidates for the following offices, tU-wit:
One Representative for the 40 Rep. District.
One County Judge.
Ono Clerk of Courts.
One Sheriff.
One Treasurer.
One Statrs Attorney.
One Auditor.
One Register of Deeds.
One Superintendent of Public Instruction.
One Assessor.
One Surveyor.
One Commissioner far District No. 8.
One Coroner.
-Four .iusti;ys Of tho Peace.
Four COMat.bisa.
AMI for the purpose 81 clccting four delegates
to attend the Senatorial Convention to te held u.
en unknown date and place IN tho II Senatorial
portionment of dclc- ates in the convention shall
hr one delegate at large and one delegate for
eveiy ten votes OF major fraction thereof. cast
for Hon. Arthur G.. Mcllc,ir, Tor governor il
1870. Upon this iasis the various precinct.
will he represented in this convention by the
following number Of Delegates:
Hot Springs H. Hat Creek .
Oclricis II Union Township 4
Red Canyon. g Odrll .
CHEYENNE River buck Greek 8
Emithwick ! Indian Creek y
Burton 3 Sand Creek 9
Beaver Township 3
The committee recommends that the precinct
primaries he held On October ith, iS.m, NJ
O'Clock p. M, at the polling place in each pre-
cinct.
The COMMITTEES also rcccomcrds that no person
bearing u proxy he admitted To II seat In the con
ventiun unless he ba a resident of the precinct
from which the proxy il given.
w. l.. JuDK1Ns, Chairman.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

A Pierre special to the Sioux City
Journal gives Gov. MeIlctte's opinion
of the reservation as follows:
Gov. Mellette and party returned
tc-day from II weeks trip through the
reservation country west of the riv-
er. Regarding the country the gov
ernor said: II have not time to tell
you much abou: it, but will say | saw
a splendid country and think a good
deal of it. too. Barring going thirty
six hours without food | enjoyed the
trip immensely. There is no better
stock country in the world, judging
from what we saw. | visited a number
of ranchmen OH both the Cheyenne riv-
crs and saw their stock, and it is in
prime condition. | would rather have
a thousand good COWS out there than
have the best Office in the country.
| have a bunch of cattle on my farm
in Codaington country and / have
made arrangements to place them with
Scott.y Phillips. There is short buffalo
grass growing all over out there which
is very nutritious, besides an album
dance of bunch grass, alkali grass and
other grasses | am not familiar with.
but the rancllmen say all these grasses
possess fatening properties. and their
stock is a living example of it. We
found water in abundance: excellent
water, too. There may he places
where water is scarce. but there are
plenty where we went" Referring to
the question of organizing Nowlin and
Stoling counties, the governor stated
he had the matter under adviscment.
The governors face was badly scratch.
ed, the wagon having upset and spilled
the whole party cut while crossing bad
places.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

The democratic press are claiming
great democratic gains in South Da-
kota. Well hardly. The people of
South Dakota have not yet forgotten
that for years they We're supplicants
for admission at the feet of a democrat
ic house of representatives, and that
from that house they got nothing but
contempt, derision and misrepreSenta-
tion-
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

Speaker S. E. Young, of the lcgis-
lature, astonishcd TIL. political world
by addressing a meeting of farmers in
Minnehaha county, Monday, and de-
claring that he was opposed to the re-
publican ticket aud that he intended
to take the stump in opposition to it.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

The democrats. as they gasp for
breath, can only say about the result
in Observation-Disclosures. Well
there is some force in the exclamation.
Senator Hearst you know-a demo-
cratic, you know-d;l send $4,000 up
to Maine. but the doodle didn't seem to
Doodle worth a cent.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
A Pierre correspondent in the siiour

A Pierre correspondent in the Siiour
city Journal says:
Gov. Mcllctte. DIR. Blackburn, L. II.
Bailey and $. ID. Wallace all speak in
glowing terms of the great reservation
where they spent a week investigating.
Regarding the country, for strictly ag-
ncu!tural pursuits, the governor says:
81 see no reason why it should not be a
good agricultural country. There is
not much difference between the soil on
the wet side of the river and that of
the eastern half of the state" The 9TH
er gentlemen who composed the party
all speak in equally tiattering terms Of
tile reservation country.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

"Ihc Original. sna only genuine Compound Oxy-
gen Treatment" Drs Starkey & Palen have been
ustng for tho last twenty years, ie a scientific I'd.
justment of the clements of Oxygen and Nitrogen
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DRs. STArKEY & PAl.ES have the liberty to refer
to the following named well-knOwn persons who
hav. tried their treatment:
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Rev Victor l. Conrad, Ed Luth'n Observer, Phila.
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" II WorthingtOn, Editor New south, New York.
Judge II + VrOman. Quenemo. Kun.
Mrs Mary a I.ivermore, Melroee. Massachusetts
Mr. 4 Z Knight. rhiladelphia.
Mr. Frank Siddall, Merchant, Philadelphia.
Hon w W Schuyler, Easton. PA.
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.Pyeess mentoa this paper when pa oiAse Com.
pound Oxygen.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
NOTICE FOR f%u9llchTIoN.

Lam! Office at Rapid City, $. d.. Sept. IL. 1870.
Notice is hereby given tGit the fnllawing-namod
settler has filed notice of his Intention tn make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof will lie matte before the Judge ur CLERK "
the Circuit Court of Fall kiv-r county. ut his
Office In Hot Springs, :. d.. ON Nov l., ls.m, viz:
FREDERICK G. W1LLoE, II. 2OA4,
Il. II. N.
liz names the following witnesses to prove his
land, viz: Harlow 4 GODDARD, Smitlwick, s. Is:
Horace +. Bacon, Buffalo Gaps. d.: JuinJ Si!c.,
and Alexander $. Stewart, Hot Springs, ID.
0G j .P..l.CsE, l~te.;istcr.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
Among Our Business Men.
). n. p1cKoyEr.


Mayor of Hot Springs and manager of
5. C.Fargo& Sons Hot Springs depart
.nent, general merchandise. Business
has been very good this year. Opened
up about April first and since that
time has been one hundred per cent
better than during she corresponding
morths of last year, Notwithstanding
the fact, that last year, there were very
few firms-not exceeding three-en-
gage in our line of business; whereas
there are now ten additional firms all
carrying lines Of goods that we carry,
all Of which firms have started within
a year. We are now employing in
IL business nine men. At no time
last year did l have more than five
men. Our business has increased to
such an extent that we have found it
necessary to have larger buildings,
and wo are now erecting a three story
and basement stone block SO by 1875
feet ground demension. When this
block is completed we will occupy the
basement and first floor for our cxclu.
! retail store, giving us a room
Largo. than any other retail store
i'll tie Back l.;Hs. Mr.. Dissoyer
says that he believes the "%cre.l,t
SyatcmT" to be the wrong system
and tina. when they take possession Of
their new building they vii: adopt the
strictly cash or approved security
plan, feeling assured that by adopting
this system they can save their Gus.
toners a large percentage, that
under the credit system necessarily
goes into the loss account. AS to the
matter of our confidence in
the future of Hot Springs
only refer you to the immense stone
block we are now erecting. Our pop
ulation has trebbled since the first of
April 1880 and there is M reason wly
it should not trebble again in the next
twelve months.
Henry Marty.
Member city council and dealer in fur
niture. My business is iourishin9. IL
has outsEown my present quarters, and
l am now trying TO arrange for more
room. 1t has increased fully IL hun.
dred and fifty per cent since last year.
Business has been away ahead of my
expectations for this year, being nearly
double what had dared to hope FOR.
The only way l can account for this
large increase in business is the large
additions to our population. My idea
of the future for Hot Springs is that
we will have the first city in this end of
South Dakota. l believe that the city
will more than double in the next
twelve months.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

First publication Aug. essso.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
SIMPLY STATED
Has Joined the Throns.

DArro,s, TKNN, a beautiful town Of 800 an
ha.sitants, locktcd on the Queen and Cresce ~
K01le 2y3 miles south of~-incinuatl. has hitherto
kcr aloof FROM the c-Citemcnt attending the
boen Of the Neu South; bat the possibilities
offered by a town already e.-ablishcd wfh an
inexhaus.iblc sapDlT Of coal. iTpn and timber,
and with cokeing ovens blast furnaces. factories
aud hotels in operation, were too great to escape
the eve Of the restless Capitalist. ard strofig x
party of wealthy men from chicago Chatfanoog a
and Nashville. IN counectio1 with p-onine II
banking firms in New trglanc, have formed =
company 20 be known as tne Corporate On Of Day
ton, for the sale Of town lc-s, the eEiabhshmen NJ
Of Industrial enterprises, &C.
II is an assured fac; that within SIX months
DAYTON will have another railroad from the
Sosth -eas., which viii ma IL an impoTfs ~
junction and tTancfer point fGr nearly one-fttn
OF the freight and pass-ngc- t-1tlc between trc
C-sat Nor.h-sYcs; and the Sc-.,--ea5t. In add
ticn 10 this II IL located the u. and G. Of
the larges: and mos; imDosta5. 4 tie southern
Trunk Lines. u - IN s-c lr - a the tc.filc and
beautiful TenRessce Waller; has already es-
tze!ishcd reputation as . prosperous ana safe
manu-. actuTilg town ard some addition = !
stgcngth as a health resort. The strongest firm
NJ Prescat located tEc-c IS fAe Dayton Coal ron
Co, an English Corporation. who have built =
standard gauge railroad 70 their mines. and own
1900 acres OF good coal and iron and timber
land, Just West Of and adjcininR Dayton. IL IL
proposed to have Land Srle December 3rc
ztk and 5th, and special trzlrs will DC run from
New England also from tne IMPORT -. cites Of
the North and horth-wess. wEich WI -odouht-
edlv he great success. As the plan ssfodlscorr-
age cNtr2vagant prices and put TIC property in
the hands of the people At q prace where vi can
afford to hold and improve IL.
EXCURSION tickets, Cincinnati 10 pay;or and
return. Will be sold bN agents QtiyyN kSB Csrs-
CENs ROUTE anc connecting hnes No-th. , car
tfSr0ugh trains daily from Cincinnati without
Nansc o. SaiA. s>--~N--
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

hr. aa1ns. 80. >acr1zg q = ezk =
zes~sg ~azsA ! A@ss he~rd .skAlH 9sy
~ tsss a~s eooA41sa - nezzsz2ss< AssA
Chzsss re<z<xk2.1ls f2Enzl12rkEy w1S1 Ia
Aixk s4eL~l kls - P.xls.
Nhzsa Ar B1zaAe va u tAe frSaoh
eaEssa< . ts~ ye-rs Aso bs 49, ssrs
esses - 80 aoel t~<ssea ocn-1ssAnss
q soclAl * PoAno&l l4aporI42ce. BAT
tAass httle zns<rs as u.a4&gsd ever
there VITA a great dazl q sscl1ssyeasss
Csaly fe~ favored frizhds @Fe invites 3
bo pTes~ns oa ths 6si& and - IS almost
as dlEheelE - y~s I'D q 5 dael - %
ooe x xae~n Nlctoxsss SlAners The
ADertczn minister and Is secrStary
and ether vel known Americans ea-
deav0re1 % ket fec Mr. Blaine al invi-
tation 10 Al aristccratic encoauter. They
did not s0eoeed, however, and tne day
ST for Mr. Blzines departure for Flor
enee was near at hznd. when some one
suggested mat Mrs. Chase De appealed
q.
She grzeiously promised 70 do what
she could. aud a. good luck would have
il was within few days able 10 send
the great American al invitation 10 &C
company a number u French and Rus
sian gentlemen 10 lonely spot IN the
woods IL the snyiruns Il the city. NJ.
Blaine eagerly accepted the invitation.
and incogDit0 with = great coat mufiied
about his face. stood ia the gray OF a
cool morzing watching French sta.es-
man OF note aud Russian count IRE
three shots apiece Ct each other without
any ono being hart Possibly Mrs
Chase's services IN tins matter, as well
as in ginning for Minister Morton the
information he wanted. may have had
something 10 do with the recent appoint
ment OF her friend 70 diplomatic post.
Mrs. Chase Is the only American wOm-
an know Of who ever witnessed real
duel One day in Paris che went with a
French lady Of high social position 70
see French duel. two Partisan journal
lists being the cOmbataats. OF course
the ladies' remained IN their carriage,
and their presence was unknown 10 al
but one Of the seconds, who had invited
and escorted them 70 the scene. For a
wonder ti.is duel was not entirely blood
less One OF the belliserents was slightly
wounded. and as the red blood flowed
the French woman, who was. with her
American friend, peeping out Of the car
riage window, lapsed into a dead faint.
Mrs. Chase, however, only smiled at the
mock solemnity and intensely tragic air
of all the participants in the comedy
drama. WALTER WEILxAy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
IAcKNowLEDGE THE CORN.


"Of course" concluded Mrs. Chase,
''my father told tho incident 10 num-
Der OK his friends, and believe that was
the origin Of the now common phrase"
Mrs. Chase still has in Washington a
few warm friends. One Of these is Vice
President Morton. Not long ago. hap
pen 70 know. Mrs. Chase was very
anxious 70 help a young friend who had
once done her q service secure an APP
pointment IN the diplomatic service.
There were reasons. which 1t Is not
necessary % describe, why she did not
wish to 60 directly to Mr. Blaine, but
she did feel that she could go 70 Mr..
Morton. SO she called on the vice presi-
dant at his room in the Capitol and was
given such encouragement that she was
able 90 drive home in serene confidence
that she had carried her point. As a
matter q fact the appointment was
made IL q few weeks
Concerning the friendship existing be
tween the vice president and Mrs Chase
] have heard curious story. That Il =
true 7 have little doubt. though when
asked Ms. Chase about It she only
smiled and shock her head The story
is that whale UT Morton was minister
70 France it became necessary for hlm
81 secure. prvately and discreetiy, Ger
tain poducal information. Il was i'm
possible fer him or his secretary - move
in the uastter. as they were well known
The interest of two or three Americans
resting in psris was enlisted and they
made efforts e. secure what was wanted,
without result Finally some one sad
to the ninisters why do you rot tTY
Nrs. Kste Casse spTagus' She is now
living hsr~. and If any one car get the
iaforrstion voa desire she can.
So Nr norton called on Ms Chase
and 0btsined her consent 60 make the
effort. It va a matter of extreme dei-
cacT. involved IN many difficulties. but
within a Ve@k tae accomplished Amer
can vornsn. horn diplomatic snd skill
ful tscbcian. va able - lsg before ne
minister the vsry fneel iEaace which he
had beer seeNuE By 80 service.
watch wss rnr- y patriotic and unsel6s'l.
Mrs Chsse earned tae zrahto.se szd
frisnsshID of Mr. Aartoa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
The rnlpit and tne sraee.

Rev. +. NJ. ShroGt, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says; ii feel il my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly dis
eased, and my parlshoners thought
could 1--we only few weeks. took
five bottles of Or. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining 70
los. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a
thorough and convincing evidence,
am confident DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, beats 'em all and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness l can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them 10 try
it," "l0c trial bottles ut Peck Bros
drug store. Regular sizes soc and 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
Too XisiO1ary.

"Your father refuses his consent 70
our uniony'
"He does, Harold"
Nothing seems to be left for Us, then,
except elopement! Do you think, Myr-
tle," said the young man, swallowing q
sob, "that you could leave this luxuri-
Gus home, forfeit all the enjoymsnts Of
wealth, Danish yourself forever from
your parents hearts and go to the west
with poor young man to enter homo
Of life long poverty
~ think | could, Harold"
"Then you are not the practical girl /
have always taken you to be-" said Har-
old, with deep detection, as he rose up
YEARLY and reached for his hat.--Ch;-
cago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

S. II. Clifford, New Castle, Wis, was
troubled withneuralgia and rheumatism
his stomach was disordered, his LAYER
was affected to an alarming degree, ap-
petite fell away, and he was terribly
reduced IN flesh and strength. Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured hlm
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburgh, H..
had running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric bitters and seven boxes OF Arm
lea Salve, and his leg is sound and well.
John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five
large fever sores on his leg; doctors
said he was incuralc. One bottle of
Electric Bitters and one box Buckl ems
Arnica Salye cured him entirely.
Sold hv Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
An Old adage saws. "Remembrance

An old adage SAYS Remembrance u
the only tie winch fingers when al
others die" A direct Application u
this truthful saying has made us pcrsis-
tent ia our efforts 10 bring Loose's eI.
tract of Red Clover 10 your notice
We are daily coming in contract with
peopie who cay 30 ne. You remember
What was. how I looked and how
suffered before 7 rss induced 70 t-y
Red Clover. AK auy one who ha'
AIKEN Rel Clover for any form of Blood
Disorder and SUn krupuons for lndi
gesu0n and Rheumatism. AK them
we ssv, what Their recollection 81 Red
Clover :. what t did for taem, and
ihev will convince YOU oi The truth "a
al our statements. For sale - a.
drugE sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

Pup;l-Flease, ma'am, may get
drink?
Teacher (amazed)-What? A drink;
1t isn't sn hour since You had drink.
Pupil-Please. ma'am. we had mack
erel for breakfast.
Teacher (severcly)-Tell your parents
that hereafter they are not TO have mack
erel except on Saturdays.-Street &
Smiths Good News