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Unfurnished Roo ms Wanted.

SMALL ROOM to store goods wanted. Address
Box 20. 270 W. 23d ST.
TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS In private house.
central location; moderate rent Address Young
Lady 1853 E. 47th ut.
wANTED-Large unfurnshed room In private
house. GRlFFITHS. 1923 w. nth st.
OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS. private house.
by young couple; rent must be reasonable, &
good nelghborhood Address, full particulars &
terms, American, Harlem World.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

GENTLEMAN wants furnished room IN n dat.
permanently, with soctahle people. Answer
with full particulars, no Others noticed, Bachelor
box 26o World, uptown.
GENTLEMAN would ike a furnished room on
Washington Ielghts. Refined. box 81 World.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
East Side.

East St0e.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1902 nicely furnished
front rooms: gas, bath: 81 weekly
LEXINGTON AVE, 15S-Choics of several rooms
nicely furnished; very moderate; summer terms
LLA,HuIuN AVE, G7s-Two small. pretty rooms;
private American family; eonveniences: 81 to
$3.50. Owner.
LEXINGTON AVE. ll+-Newly furnished hall
room: large front back rooms; summer prices
PROSPECT PLACE, 4. Furnished rooms for
gentlemen; hot and cold water. bath: ieasona-
80 AVE. l029-2 nicely furnished large front
rooms, housekeeping, 80. 70; hall room 81 20;
bath.
4TH AVE. ssl. between 2sth & :7th sts.-For
respectable gentleman. a beautiful square.
light front room, with bath, 81 weekly. 4
nice hall room. 81 week Moller.
4TII AVE. 1872, between eth & 2sth sts.-For
respectable lady. furnished front hall room.
10TH ST, 81 E.-Pleasant double single rooms;
all conveniences; excellent board; terms mod
crate.
1 II ST. AZ E.-Handsomely furnished rooms,
zig 4 small, with bath: summer prices.
18TH ST. l.s E-Newly furnished large. light.
cool rooms $3.50, 50. S. IS.
18TH ST. - -, near Broadway-Newiy fur
nshed !nree aud small rooms; summer prices
list ST, 43 E.-Large hall rooms; running
water; southern exposure; summer rates iran
sieutS accommodated.
25TH ST, .si E-Room for housekeeping, $3.50
per week; single room for gentleman
eth ST, 1855 E.-Handsomely furnished front
parlor foi gentlemen married couple; rea-
sonablc.
10TH ST., 2O7 +. Large front room, nicely fur.
nished; ring 4th bell, east.
9Th 9Th ST. ST. 'G % A 1sSSs furnished
ETH ST. 1903 E,--Frout psror also room for
housekeeping. smaller rooms single person.
BID 81 20 4. Front rooms for housekeeping.
s3& up; hall room, 81. o.
3sTII ST. ,lG4 +. Elegant parlor suit physician
other rooms, snsly or en- suite; ieaSohaoie' rel
4lST ST. 3.}4 E.-Furnished rooms for gentle
men or light housekeeping terms reasonable
| AID 81. 3lJ l.. Furnished front paror: house
Keeping or gentlemen; hall rooins; terms rea
sonabie.
| .lTu ST 1852 E.-Furnished front ROOM man
| wife; suitable for housekeeping; 50 weekly
.5Tu ST. 1856 E., convenient Grand Central
| Parlor, also double rooms: couple or z gem
| tlemen.
handsome nat; home comforts: eon'eniences'
| reasonable
54TH ST., l2s E.-Cosiy furnished large. also
J. hall room; all cOnvenieuces; private house.
p5STu ST, Sis E.-Elegant furnished front psr'9r
| 4 airy bedroom; LOW rent: suitable Tor =
Martens.
s.D ST. e25 E,-Furnish.d room with or with
gu, board: select nclghborhood; moderate
san ST 1865 E.-Lagse a small furnished rooms;
| ample closets; water. bath; summer prices
10TH ST. Ig9 G,-Lady has large. cool. hand
! someIy furnished rooms; gentlemen or house,
keeping s. upward. ---
u.rII ST. E.-i rooms & bath; all improve
ments; private hall; VA -
1lbru ST., .l3 E.-Large furnished room;
running water, gas. bath; io.2 persons.
lolsT ST., 34i E.-Furnished room for or
| respectable ladies or gentlemen.
| l22D ST., 1854 f. w dow will rent hand somely
| furnished parior Il bedroom TO gentlemen, oi
NJ wife; bath gas; reasonable me''s' ~
RI IN FLAT; all conseniences; tssh IT.. %
b., box 5. lbs Y. 9th a.
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BROOKLYN.

orooktvN.
9TH AVE: 200. BROOKLYN, Handsomsy fur.
housekeeping; piano; rent ~,
BATH BEACH-Choice furnished rooms to let /;
private house; near beach and station. Address
box i75 Bath Beach. l.. l.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. s5-Handsonely furnished
room secord floor. 'front.' also hall room: very
comfortable.
CUMBERLAND ST., 2s5, near Laiay, tie ave,
brooklyn \ icely furnished rooms, SUI table Tor
2 gentlemen, singly or en- suite: all modern con
veniences; finely Il centrally located on the hill,
near Kings County l. station; 10 minutes to
bridge; rehhed private iamily; VIII provide
breakfast: reference.
DIVISION AVE, g. Brooklyn-Furnshed rooms /.
all convenienues. minutes from broadway
ferries. Reasonable.
rooms to let for light Housekeeping; all i'm
provenen,a
FRANKLIN AVE, s2I, Brookiyn-LArEe fur
nished front room private family: references
FULTON ST, Is2ia-clean. healthful. high-ceii.
ing. cool rooms cost you no more than unclean.
hot rooms
GATES AVE. a-Furn.shed back parlor and ad-
Joining hall room: suitable for doctor
NAsNAt VI IA rOums cou. ccted fur-
nished for hou excepting; sssweskiy for the two.
OXFORD ST, los NJ. large rooms. on % floor
tog n lemen; improvements private house ref
erences exchanged. J. W. L.. box SOC World.
Brooklyn
PUTNAM AVE, liis-Furnished room: gentle
man; all conyenences. private family: refer
ences required. Mrs shenield
SA \ Us 81. , ia, near hridge-With owner: par
lor: running water: or gentlemen.
wAVERLY AVE, l6i. Brookiyn-Cosy fur
nished rooms in nne location at your own price
also parlora
7rH ST., 2lS. Brooklyn. Back hall bedroom
parlor floor nice neisbborhaad 81 70 per week.
BATH BEACH, large a small room. fur
nished terms reasonable. Ellwood Cottage.
Bay 18th ST.
HANDSOMELY furnished ball room, L. rye: pri-
Nate family: reasonable. Call 2o3 Greene ave. #,
cnae Waite.
NEWLY furnished second story room for Q gem
tlemen, near Reid Lexington ave. elevated
station; private family; good neighhorhood
Room, box 4y4 World.
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WITH ST, Sl6 Sls w.-Axminster carpets,
orass bedsteads, &c, complete; 4 light corner
TO-, ,oohs bathroom. OWNER. before l. or jani-
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Furnished-East Side.
Furnished-West Side.

VIII AVE. 323-Floor of nice rooms: improve
men's; private house; good location :chrap rent
nth ST., 22S W.T. elegant. light, completely
summer rates.
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unfurnished Room. to let.

UHTUTnIShCo HoomS 70 CSt.
LEXINGTON AVE. l22-Front hall room 4 large
room; gas. heat, bath. door attendance; SO per
week
LEXINGTON AVE. ls7--Lorge front room 4
hall bedroom to let: reasonable: private house.
18TH ST.. w. rooms, bath: private family;
rent moderate. Address Rooms 20 w. l4th 81.
18TH ST, COS E.-Rooms bedrooms. IS. 80. 81.
$3.50. %09 18th St. single room. s.
54TH ST.. 23l E.. between "a q 80 aves-Nice
rooms. newly papered water in rooms. $3.50
10th ST.. 10s E.-2 rooms In quiet house; rent
81 per month; man wife.
10TH ST., III Il. i or . unfurnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping; private house.
LARGE 4-vindow corner front room, suitable for
club. Dressmaker. 1902 w. 18th s.
SINGLE front basement TO let, $40 monthly. 1854
u. 4stl St, private Office.
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| oglh ST. 253 We rooms, legantly furnished;
oath piano linen; summer prices. J'uitor
WITH ST., s52 w.-Handscmely furnished nat, s
%oms d bath; night Johnsons bell.
"rH ST. aS w.-Handssmeiy furnished nat, s
-''0"s bath; summer prices. Clifton.
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10 ST, i65 w. 8 rooms. bath; finely fur
.o sasa' piano. IS. H2. Ellis. 22O West +lst st.
'g tx, 1T. 22b w.-Handsomely furnished, 5
weskIv rooms bath plano, silver, linen; $40
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18th ST. 2T W.-Pretty little nsts, } & 4 rooms.
completely furnished, Sc to $3.50. Janitor.
18TH ST, s2s w.-4-room nat. bath. 50; newly
furnished plano: janitor. Ellis. go West
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Board Wanted.

BACHELOR would like TO board, with anal
family who have cool dat; no oth2 ubossdsrA
NAN, wife child, b year, want 10y pflvl1e
family; state tens Aodsufs. se1 81 uen&
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Nth ST, 2tO w.-Prettiiy furnished nat. I rooms;
z beds: everything complete: by the month !;
cheap seen Sunday. MILLER.
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Boa rders Wanted
East Side.


LEXINGTON AVE. sO corner 26th st.-French
family will give excellent table board; fur
nished rooms; references.
LEXINGTON AVE. l4ss-Private family; elegant
furnished rooms; every convenience; delightful
location. terms moderate.
LEXINGTON AVE. e75. Seth st.-Handsomely
furnished rooms with or without board; sum
mcr pricea
I'D AVE- 1912, "a floor front--Comfortabis room
board for girls. reasonable.
nth ST.. IA r. single h double clean rooms:
good board; terms moderate.
nth ST. 2s L., block from Broadway-Desrsbis
cool rooms. abundant table. transients: South
erners
rooms: excellent table. terms moderate.
18TH ST 30 T. -Dcsirable rooms with board :
table board. reterences
| 10TH ST. 1879 Handsomely furnished large
small rooms. with board.
2isI 81, ~ handsomely furnished rooms.
with board visitors to the city accommodated
reasonable rates; references.
| "drI 81. 100 l., near Madison square Hand
somrly furnished rooms, parlOr dining room I;
references,
3UrIi ST. l6a Il. Comfortable large a small
rooms; with BOARD good table: moderate price.
Dist ST. 40 y. Large rooms, neatly fur
| nlshed: terms moderate.
s3p ST, cls E-I.arve A. small furnished roons
with board; all oonvenlences.
33D at, 244 n. Nicely furnished large and
small rooms. good board; superior table: terms
moderate.
34TiI 81, I3s T. Large / small cool rooms |;
10TH ST. o2s E.--iargs 4 small airy rooms.
with or without board; moderate prices.
+pTH ST., la5 h Private house. newly fur-
nished; single 4 double rooms; all conven-
lences; superior board.
| 6isT ST. $50 E.--Nice room with board: private
Jewish family. no other bosrdsrs: u weekly.
Blume
b2D 81, 2li E.-N.wIy furnished, large front
room, all conveniences. with board: private
18Th ST., i4a F. Nicely furnished airy rooms
every convenience: excellent board: summer
prices American family.
JbTH ST. los E.--Rcoms. with or without board
airy summer house. reasonable ratsa
GOTH ST.. III E.-Airy room. good board,
private family, all conveniences. gentleman.
IS Baruth.
9TH ST.. a3I F-first. class board we'll fur.
nished room: line location: reasonable terma
GOTH ST., 40 L. Handsomely furnished rooms
excellent table: all conveniences; private Jew
| ish family.
slST ST. l48 E.-single double CONNECTING
rooms; house very elegant; first class board
references exchanged.
ssTH ST.. 1856 E.-Pleassnt rooms in private hous,
with board IS per week
SsTII ST.. $50 IT. top fat, west-Nicely fur
nished room: or would board lady
ssTH ST, leb E.-Bsautiful front room: sum.
mer prices: private family: excellent table
| Mcguire.
lo5TH ST.. 3Os 4 Lady Will board littl,
girl: good home; mothers care. II. Woolford
18TH BIT. 100 Il. --Parlor a bedroom; boArt
optional; cheap. Woodward.
l22D ST., 25l E.-Nice, large front room on q
floor; superior board: private: for gentlemen
RESPECTABLE GIRLS accommodated with OF
without board: terms moderate. Mrs. Mickie
205 L. 3stn st.
wANTkD-Child to board, from ycsrs up
FOB I'D ave.
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|JoRALEMoN ST.. 20. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from 81. so to So 80 weekly; all sunlight: boths
private park; minutes to South G. Wall st. fer
| fIes
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>I bo,ssI. 266 W.-Airy 4 room fat furnished
GotdneSeeping; rent low to responsible party.
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eorni, 25s w. basement To let; light rooms
N.Y. 'en'ent Tor dresSmaker Inquire % ja'ior
~, alt w-Cosy Oats. 8 rooms. furnished
nee CT VIII tell furniture ~ hact-
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25TH ST. s3i E.-Room for housekeeping. ~ so
per week: single room for gentleman
ETH ST. l55 E.-Handsomely furnished front
parlor foi gentlemen or married couple; rea-
knnahlO.
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miscellaneous.
0rookiyn.

BOARD for :: private JswisA
family; hne location. H., World Downtown.
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4lST ST. 334 T.. Furnished rooms for gentle
men or light housekeeping terms reasonable
I2D 81 3lJ T.. Furnished front parlor; house
Keeping or gentlemen; hall rooms; terms rea-
sonable.
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PINEAPPLE ST, 93, Brooklyn Pleasant
rooms, excellent board, 3 minutes from bridge,
30 10 ST.
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boarders Wanted.
West Side.

stTH ST. w. opposite Manhattan C1ub-Yiane-
somely Furnished floors; private table II desirslI
references
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~ 80 AND sl2-Upper & lower floors. all i'm
provements; Fulton L to Ralph ave, station, 20
minutes to bridge VALLARD, s2A Buffalo ave.
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ST, l23 vs. rooms, fully furnished. for
sAeepins; low rent Housekeeper
p,, a., 100 W. -Passe7 ger elevator; rooms:
- "1'' housekeeping complete; slS MONTH.
l psr 100 W. Handsomely furnished cor.
| era Hat very reasonable. porteous.
eopysn;, 10 W. Part well furn' shed fiat; every
~uon Walsh. ''"s "'"' 'A'" "''
a.is Oh, lo1 w.-Elegantly furnished S-room
lhitor 'ny s2S for sumner; delightfully."- cool
S,vELY summsr 6ons a 7oo,,. = ~, ,om-
w.veiy furnished; overiookinT Central park
ID psonaole; immediate possession; near sta
s'ucuiars Jones. % W. 10zth 81.
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PRIVATE FAMILY with handsome residence will
take few select boarders Reasonable. World.
llSs MYrtle ave
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r,.,. and Aps rtmsuts 70 Let.
,I.In.ni.had-Wsst SIds.

FREE for ou month i. rG 5e0%s nsw
Nm. landlord, Csc Broadway. restaurant
s,-,,rx ROOMS; hardwood finish; servants
81. ~ all Improvements; So. See Janitor
sisaLE FLAT, g rooms, bath, private house
n22SSaToN, owner, l22 W. bsth St. ground fiat
-rs sr.. II, 10, 2l-To let: splendid apart
W .Aa.nt,. rents cheap; location fine. Janitor.
ROTH ST., $40, 31SW.-
LIGHT ROOMS & BATHROOM, f22
All improvements, handsomely dscorste~
NEDUCED hEN ,.
.on At 27O ". select steam heated Hats; a
o,.uch light as Q corner; $3S to $40. Janitor.
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18TH ST, 3ls w.--Parlor door and connecting
rooms. also other large rooms; excellent bos ~
18TH ST, ITO ITO let, with board itv 2.
square room, SO; hali room, -.
l3lsI ST.. 2O2 W.-Fine, large rooms, all con.
veniences. wllh or without board; seen sundaya
AMSTERDAM AVE. l7o+-FurnIshed room to let
with or without board. this Is the place for
comfortable home. Inquire Mrs. NJ. StenniSer.
BATHGATE AVE. lI2i--3 cool. shady, Furnished
rooms, with or without board: French cooking
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22
It Stormed.

From Saturdays Daily.
This vicinity hasn't had a heavier rain
storm for years than that of last evening.
For fully two hours it poured down II
torrents. and from the sides of Battle
mountain great rivers of water came. wash
ing dirt and rubbish from the hillsides
down through the streets into Fall river.
The trenches that had been dug by Traut
& Gillespie for water mains were filled
with water and the loose dirt that had
been thrown out. Much of the dirt washed
away entirely, SO that they will have to
have dirt hauled to fill the trench with in
covering the mains. The expense too an
again digging out the trenches where they
have filled up will be no small item. The
basement of the Fargo-Dickover block was
flooded with two feet of water. destroying
about SIS worth of goods that we're stored
there. In various portions of the city the
sidewalks were covered with mud, and the
streets quilted out somewhat. Yet nc
great damage has been reported from an,
quarter.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22
Severe Storm at Chadron,

Chadron was visited with a storm of
neutrality-suspicious. Wednesday after
Don which resulted in the death of j..
+. Tenzer, a coal and lumber dealer,
injuring Mrs. Meade and blowing
down a number of houses, tearing off
roofs, scattering everything movable
and creating havoc generally. From
Mr.. q. b. Hite, the telegraph operator
who came up from that place this
morning to take Mrs. A. d. Woods
place, we learn that the storm came up
from the southwest and just before it
reached the business portion of the
city, it divided, one fork taking IN
the northeast portion of the city
and the other the southwest. Tug
Wilson's one story brick house
was practically ruined; the west end
blowing in and the south side blowing
out. Fortunately his wife and child
g visiting i'll Kansas and he was
down town SO that they escaped in
jury. Other houses were blown down
and roofs torn off but we could not
ascertain the names. Mr.. Tenzer's
body was found in the door of a black.
smith shop with his head all crushed
in. He was supposed to have been hit
with a flying door as it was found
laying near him with the edge of ii
covered with hair and blood. He was
a single man and had lived in Chadron
a long time. There was very little
hail or rain with it and the business
part Of town was not badly injured.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22

IS q under e; positive Written write . saar sutes b sss autSon.
lied Rss,n agents gent v only, 70 cure Weak Memory; Loss Of
Nervousness; Lassitude; ali Drnins; Loss Of Power
OF the Cooperative Organs in either seq, caused by
Tobacco,. Opium or Liquor, which soon lead to
Misery, Consumption, insanity and Death. BY mail,
refund money; VESTS CoUGH A certain
cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Small size Discontinued: old. 6Oc. size, now 25c.; old
II size, now Coo. GUARANTEES issued only BY
Harsens s. Tillotson, Druggists, sole agents,
Hot Springs, s. ID.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22
Grand, Opening and Celebration,

To the business men: 1t is the intention
of the citizens of Edgemont, ST. d. to give
a grand celebration on the 4th of July. and
there will be notable men from the east
present. including the governors of this
state and Nebraska. The ceremony of re-
moving the last shovel full of earth from
the Edgemont Power Canal and turning of
water through the canal will be performed
by Governor Pattison. of Pennsylvania.
and we ask your hearty cooperation in
making it a memorable event.
The great Burlington route will run a
special excursion train from your city,
which in due time will be properly adver-
tised.
Look out for large posters and time cards
of special trains. BY order of Edgemont
Board of Trade. RUSSELL THoRp, Pres.
w. w. STEWART, Sec'y.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22
SOLDIERS HOME.
June roth 1904.

June 18TH 1894.
Religious services we're held in the
chapel of the Home Sunday by Rev.
Leslie. N
Col. c. S. Blodgstt, member of investi-
eating committee: returned from Deadwood
and was a caller at the home Sunday.
The membership of the home has. in
the last few days. added two comrades
from Deadwood and one from Hot Springs.
Maj. Whitney. sergeant of the home is
convalescent. He was confined to his
room Sunday and Monday. We are glad
to see him around again.
Mrs. H. H. Conner, delegate to the en-
campment of the w. r. c. and G. a. r.,
reports much interest being taken in the
memorial statue building and identifying
the home grounds.
Col. D. S. Scovill commander of the
Nebraska soldiers home, his wife and son,
Mrs. l.. E. Myers. matron of the home
and H. E. Palmer of Omaha. we're a party
of visitors at the home Sunday.
The investigating committee finished its
work at the home and Hot Springs last
Saturday. Col. Carpenter. chairman of
the committee. informed us before leaving
that they had decided to retain the present
management with recommendation of some
reforms.
Mr.. Mcvay is at work on the Logan
statue which will be unveiled on the 23rd
day of July. The Grafton on this occasion
will be delivered by Judge c. S. Palmer
of Sioux Falls. Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs.
Pickler will also deliver addresses. Col.
Clough will deliver his famous address on
Logan in the evening. Arrangements will
be made to secure special rates on the
different railroads leading to Hot Springs.
An interesting program for the occasion
will be announced in due time.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22
DUE PHoNOeRApH.

WIN. Powers (Yankton)-Our people are
feeling very confident that Mr.. Gamble
will be successful. He is after the scalp
of no man. is a candidate upon his merits.
though of course we can name but two
congressman. and either Pickler's or
Lucas chances are jeopardized. 1 believe
the state appreciates the fact that the
Hills country is entitled to a congressman.
w. c. ALLEN Grand Master A. F. g. A,
MJ-We have had a most delightful time
here. Never saw such whole-souled hos
pitality. and never enjoyed myself better.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22
Rain at oelriohs.
OELR1cHs. S. d..

u H.' JuuS ~
This portion of the county was visited by
a very heavy rain today. comprised of two
distinct storms. which at times looked very
threatening and if happening in a cyclone
country would have developed into a
dangerous storm. Some hail is reported
several miles northwest of town but not
enough to do damage. This half of the
county is now thoroughly wet. which with
the two good rains that fell Friday and
Saturday night, obliterates the drouth. and
vegetation is fast recovering the bad
effects of the recent dry spell.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22

is stamped in the best watch
cases made. 1t is the trade
mark of the Keystone Watch
Case Company, Of philadelphia,
the oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1900 employees capacity 1000
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewelers.. 1t makes
the celebrated jas. Bass Filled
Watch Gases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which cam
not be pulled off the case-the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

NATHoLlC CHURCH: Services held in st.
- Mary's Church every Sunday by Rev. Father
METHODIST. EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Rev.
NJ Ma; sw;ckard, AM Pastor. Services every
Sunday. SUNDAY sclool at $3.50 q. III. Preaching
81 II q. IN; and 7:s.p. M; Glass meeting follow
evening, 7:s0. Erw"l.rn LEAGUE. meets every
Sunday evening at $50 o'clock. Everybody III
vited. All services In tile Black Hills College.
BAPTIST clluRGH: Services in the Church
: :aS T. ~ I. It's i:so sy Y !iss,; l S : s's ss!se s 81 s;ss
cchtiidren's meeting Ut 3 .. M H.
EPISCOPAL CHuRcH:. st. Lnke's Mission.
II Rev. j. H.. Leeds, Priest. Morning prayer
l1:o0 a. M: evening prayer, $3.50 y. m. Services
held In the Court House.
CoNGREGAT1oNAL CHURCH: Rev. =. -.
~ Frame, Pastor. Services In the Church
every Sunday At 1880 u. M: and 1880 p. M. sun
day d; S ssaS9l at K II ;so =; m ,nss xsa sng, pessn 1ns.s s1 sxsS,
ing at $3.50 In the Congregational Church. Every
body invited.
pREsBYTEMAN CHURCH: Services in the
services asa at II an q. M %'1 Evening se ersnse at $50 acI p. n.y.
sunday school and Ministers Bible class at 10 q.
IN. Thursday evening, prayer meeting IT $50 p.
M. Rev. +. +. Baker, Pastor. Ladies' Aid meets
Wednesday afternoon at : p. m.
THE SOLDIERS HOME: The first Sunday of
each month by the pastor Of the Presbyterian
church; the second SUNDAY of every month by
third Sunday Of every month by the pastor of the
Baptist church: the fourth Sunday of every
there lie q fifth Sunday in the month the services
will be under the direction of the W. G. T. U.
The hour for these services IL 3 y. m.
G. A.. R.-Silas' A. Strickland Post, No. 127,
Dept. Of So. OAK, meets regularly in the evening
second and fourth Saturdays Of each month.
Bmgle will sound the assembly at Z O'Clock.
WV. MAYO, j. +. MEGREw,
Adjutant. Commander.