The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-17

more durable and better adapted to its
work than any ever built. The newly
walls Of the SrAs office will be
with a fiae picture Of the
fight between the Monitor and the
and we envite the people to
call and see it.
A Pierre special to the Sioux City
Journal has the following to say in
regard to furnishing arms TO Indians.
The governor has issued q procla.
nation IN relation TO the issuance of
firearms and ammunition to indians.
This was done at the request .of Gen.
Miles, and as the last legislature and
congress have both fixed heavy penalties
for selling them 1t looks as though any
one caught dong SO would h put
through the mill. The proclamation
requests that all information Of the sale
Of firearms 10 sent 10 the governor,
VIM. B. Sterling, United States district
attorney, Huron. and Gen. Miles,
Chicago"
A few days agowhile sitting IN Elder
Bros drug storeat Tineley, Iowa, Mr..
i. l.. Dyer, a we'll known citizen. carle
IL, and asked f.r something for a severe
cold which lie had. Mr.. Elder took
down botts of Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy AMI said: Here is something
{ can recommend. 1t commands a
large sals and gives genuine satisfac-
ton. 1t is an excellent preparation
and chap" Mr. dyer purchased a
bottle, md til. next day when we saw
him b. SAID he was mach better, and
the Gay following appeared to be
ent;rly restored. This is a specimen
ofAle a 4wtiv.nesS Of this preparation.
lbs Noines Null and Times. All
druggists sell the above mentioned
remedy. II.
The proposition to enlist Indians as
soldiers has just reached the far east
AID is being made the occasion for
lbng-winded disqaisition in the news
papers. The opinions expressep are
varied, as is natural under toe circum-
stances, but all agree tue Indians Will
never walk. In an interview an
army officer says the principal objec-
ton Of the Indians to enlistment is the
fact that they must remain in the
army for five years. He suggests that
an opportunity shall be given them to
drop out at the end Of each year, and
thus accustom them to the service.
The officer thinks this will be a solu-
ton Of the difficulty, as he feels as
sured they will like army life when
they have tried it.-Siomr City Press.
All our citizens will be sorry to
learn that the genial, good-hearted
Major Eaton, cashier of the Minnckah.
ia Bank ever since its institution, is
about to leave US. The Major, as has
been frequently stated in the STAR
has been suffering from a eve attack
of pneumonia and is not recovering
and gaining health as fast as he should
so he has decided to try the sa,ubrious
climate Of the Golden State. The
social and business community boil
regret the forced departure Of thu
Major. Hot Springs looses an energct
ic, go.ahcaditive citizen, but it is only
for u time, for as soon as a kind provi
} d.nce grants q return of his usual ex
huberant health the city will welcome
him back. When the Major cat settle
? up his business so that he can leave il
he and Mrs. Eaton will start on theii
: health searching tour.
, While walking through Orlands Fer
guson's Catholicon addition yesterda,
evening the STAR reporter noticed th
many improvements going in tina
l we'll located addition. Cottages nearl.
, completed, some we'll under way an
still others with only the cellars dug
1 CT foundations laid. Among others, W
II. Frye, the attorney, has built q nca
cottage tina. is almost completed; Ir
Hunt las the lumber on the groun'
and the Foundation completed; DIR. N
I. Briggs has sunk a we'll and is hav
ing the lumber hauled; NJ. E. Brown
!, whose cottage stands on the point o
. the bluff, is neary completed; Ryan,th'
plasterlng contractor, is intending t
, put up a a two story basement build
ing; G. l.. Eastman, late of Oelricf'
; has purchased six lots and intends I
= erect a cottage or two. These are onl.
a part Of the improvements going or
and that in only n part of the city
Strangers are pouring into Hn
Springs, hotels are filing up an
: the touring season has began. veril.
Hot Springs prospereth.
For lame back. side or chest. us
Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cts.
;, Sold by w. w. Root.