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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
of Paino celery compound. He says:

OF Paine = celery compound. He says:
during the Lenten season last year.
which or a count OF mutt piled ser ices,
Ia very trying and la. orious to a clergy
man. became so run-do wn that ioared
would not be able to hold ont t. the
END. Having en- accounts of the ELI
cacy OF Ianes celerv compound i'll
slH.ilar cases, | concluded to trv 1t. [
was soon delighted TO find that it gave
me new vgor. aud by he use OF one
bott WAS enabl to get throu n the
mo laborious part of the season. i'll
cludins Holy Week and Easterday, with
case and comfort. l attribute my re-.
lief to Paine's celery compound. keep
bottle OF it OH han ami wheneyer 1
have Return of the fee ing o oxhaus-
ton rom unusua labor / take fe v
dose, always with a pleasant sensation
OF relief"
'snc Upper iOvn Comfercucc.
Among tue many worry able minister's
IN the UPPER Iowa confer nee none ia
Z. +. Ferry. Nesd OF the great good
That laiue's celery compoun did him.
For three years | have suffered from
indigestion, constipation and bilious.
ness. l have taken thr.e bottles OF
Paine celery Compound and iin1 my
now mornin :, ana no longer ha @ any
tired and stugId feelings Therefore [
take great delight in recommending
P"lne's celery compound 10 all sun ering
from these disorders"
che Venerable William =. smith.
Rev. William a. Smith. of Groton.
Conn, after years of work. i still well
and active. lie writ 9.
In my carly da:s. hy great AMI pro-
longe mental suIfeIing. brose down
III heaIth and became uyspepti, being
Obliged nj on, time t. give Up NV work
IN the ministry on account OF iil-hollth.
J. am now ~ wears of age. ami daring
my iong life have suIft red greatly rom
dysp ps!a, torpid liver. con tipation una
Insomnia Il times thinking / ~hOu,d e. lie
for he Nunt OF baimy 81 cp. aud it is n
| wonder II me that lam alive to-day with
all that have been through.
- have tri=i an endless am UNI OF
medicine. b late.y 1 ave been taking
Painc celeiy compound, and have all
faith In its merits AS adnptc d to my case
BY the use of several bottles so far re-
covered my health "a to consider my
self Il well man for my age. 1t regulat S
the iivsr. stomach ana bowel with ut
any question. Wy appotitoi now good
my 81 ep l. refreshing. my live active
ana bowei- r=g lar. and my crut h 5 ar
not needed, rs | can wax without
u staff. am daily incr asiug
IN trengt anu improving geuerally
and hope thlt my youth Will be so re
II, wed that can Wo IL as in by-gone
days. People are surpris d ut my i'm
proved appearance ana activity"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

p.v - N 11.u
an. i''i. pI ntY!!le' Is
wy - 80 hH9"A ministers IN
H. o''n I, 'oIh emo Mrs. Hail wEoO
ro,,S, a.. S.".r OF, was restored 10
y~,tc' 0e''-' com Douhd' one
.,1t,o ,.r,,.
40 10 FTP made a,"To.k OF my natural
fGadaeLo Viii h po XXX ron ,;o ooaiinnai
,r,,u ,,.r,o,',,' niIT.'t"b 'tiIe' e. ahd
ana au.ed mo lar. III i,,, nu NJ ~
heart whom ltsrtioi Lr INV nnn'na.'ed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
q RECORD
The worst ScrOfula

Inc worst ScrOfuIa,
Salt rheurn, Tettor,
Eczema, Erysipelas,
3 oils, Carbuncles,
Enlarged Glands, Tu-
mors and Swelliugs,
are cured by it.
hrs. JOHN G.. Eos
TER, of IS ChdJin ST.,
CIRdndoignd, N. Y,
Bays: II was troubled
with eczema, or salt
rheum, seven years. |
doutored with a num-
Der of our home ply
Sicians, also with
Rochester, New York,
and Philadelphia doc
tors, and received no
benefit I paid out
hundreds OF dollars t.
lNken ten bottles OF
I'm e.9tEeiy cured"
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New York CRY oicrgrmcn.

Intervicwel by reporter in that CITY
the other dsr. a lar-o numbcs Of clergy.
rnen cApr ssei the ho.r lie end rise
mont oi ain='s celery compound Tho
interviews We're published III tue World
Here ere few of them:
Hav. II Il ranienarl. pastor of the
tfenco Presbyterian Church. who lives
at1i3 West sixteenth tveet. said. Il have
frequently beon relieved OF nervou, af-
tie tons by tn us of Paines oo,e V
compound. | tins it most rcliabl.
remedy and.shail recommend il whe ever
/ rave ali opportunity
Rev Il, d. VIM, pastor of t Q Ably
sinian Church snidi M career MS n
minister o. N 10 p hie been hanp-
ereI by @ fat that for 20 re- | have
suffered from nervousness consult d
sc oral suecis! sts, who treat.d NV case
Tor months. but | must say iii during
he past weeks have received more
benefit from on bottle of Faines celery
com olui than from all other ms iiciue;
tn zen.
The r., emit in Tor ements of thu great
medy b; Rev. Fr. a Ga let. Rev. Mr..
Laird AMI other rominent Giyines hay
so zee, 1T. en- published that they ar
fresh IN lhe luD!ic uiud.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
Escv. II. =. Crosby.

r.. b. $. Crosby. Of BrusAton, N. Y.
saws
1t give M great u a.ure to add my
t-st mony TO the eli ct o. Pain. celery
compound. For eight ,cars have sur
Ierei great pain in my baca i.Hst April
Twas so wcaS and nervous that ranged
L go 10 Moutrc ! for treatment. but
three DAYS BET re exuc .te!t frioni
ofimne urge me to tako Paine CELERY
conn o md. Went that day and bongh.
a bottle and commenced 10 take il. an
petore mat taken the first b tile wa
free from PAIN IN INV b8ck ana could
Sic = souuI. and am. sble 10 prelch every
sunday
Il viii gladly answer any. on VII .
may write 10 me about IT,, 1 trust y,I-I.
ru ine., will coutuu. 20 progper ninth
he li cto ones OF tbs entire nation
SHAH ta"e tainr celery icompounl an |
be &c ,ital!zcI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

writes
Paine S celery compound is t. e be t
medicine to b. ound ani / vers cheer
iull recommend tito nj who are marin
down II exhausted condition. / have
twice u.cI 1t with III ut sat fact .r re
suits For iv- year my ok ina. been
YER heav. especial 20 daring The last
two year iY conviction was b It am.
! IS | foUnt omcthug To CLIP me !
must givcup my work = : a minister, tut
l too Paine calsr com yOund aud Ia {
year came out all iigit without "a vaca.
ton o so mach a on sun lay | recon-
mend 1T TO a.. a. Il won iesful. nerve re-
sturtr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
FROM IHE PULPIT
P2ile'S Celery Compound
Has DI2dG Us Well.
We Advise the Sick to Take It,,
Say the CIergymen,
Be Prepared for the Danger Sea-
son of Spring.
Aggressive Christianity Is Posi-
bic With Health.
Pastors Of All Sects Preach It East
and West.
Aggressive Christianity Is Posi-
bic With Health,

RAOTICAL work
distinguishes tie
pul 1T Uoctrinal
sermons 10 Gay are
at a discount. Mn
!siora OF the 20 pei,
a. u by WELDON
ccrted plan arc
now putting ir4-
inendous energy
into the cause #
good government
ana public health.
AgEres u Chris e
iisui V seems TO be
tn pride OF every
tcIuOuiuatlOu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-16

re sweezsrg rsnfsscssca SOS made for THE
Worlds fair exexsrzsnxs rates. When the
rates arere re-ezsabfishes3 after the fair
thu ffrst-csass fares were rot ax5sa-cesi
10 eha former figures. tfse old rate IL use
ap To yesterday having been established
ssrty twelve rronshs sgo tits rronsh- Prior
to .sse fair tie ssrwx-csass rates sere 80 10
Mlssyar! r4y'er posnss ard sTi-sn 10 c-sss-
eago. ana THUS X ear he seer fSsst TIRE rev
rate il sssgs $40 cheaper tasan the ere of
= year ago
TIE r4tssgsg ot the seeond-elass rate ani
the r~oporgao-xa,e ie@sanaag Of the FIRST
class rate Is due 10 The fact that the first
class rate was considered too 10. sn c0gn-
rsar4ssn. tise rates quoted having fhe
effect of throwing too large q share af
tEss tras4a iato the toS4r.sys ears. Tire farxt-
esasa rates are ssow only SO higher than
tfse second class, sfsssead Of s.. II y be-
reyed sssst the n~esea, rate via have the
effect OF msre equally Giytd8ug the two
glasses OF travel.
No reason Is given for advancing tho
xxst-betsrsd ratez Heretofore the rates
west have always been s. A1Eer tran tie
rates from the same points east. the rea-
sou Dezng to sFnsace immigrants 20 coDe
West. Now :lpe seeoFpf-etass rate from
Missouri RIVER points il s. more than ever
before. being SO. instead az 81. the same
SIS the east-t,cuEd rate
The advance in the rates - not locked
upon Nth good rrsee here. TIE scarcity
Of money ard the hard times haya made
travelling ca the railroads considerable Of
a luxury. and Il IL predicted that the adj
vance wAl more than ever tend to lessen
travel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-16

Big Cargoes OF Passengers and Freight
Result From steamer War.

Result From steamer War.
Steamer E'araIlon arrived az s O'Clock
last night from San Francisco, with siia
largest number OF passengers and the
largest consignment Of freight brought
TO this port by the steamer for many
months The cause is evidently the cut
Rates recently inaugarated by this steam
er and the Pacific Coast Steamship Conn
panys boat City OF puebIa. The steamer
had 40 tons OF freight and the following
passengers for this city: j. c. Wheeler,
q. +. Ashew. Mrs. f. n. Belien, A. r.
Balden, George w. Beldsn. Airs. l.. E.
Edwards. s. *. Jenkins. +. Fisher. Mrs.
A. Isham. Miss Ada 1sham. George
ishan. Frank Isham. W. ". Eichei-
berger, NJ. A. Bullion. w. ]. Robinson.
A. Wlnaaaer. III. Holman. Mrs. j. Stone.
W. Larzs,. A. c.. Martin, G.. Roberts. A.
Hanson. George RoutIeise. G. Buoioi.
A. i.cnori. j. A. Berry. Thomas Olson,
Thomas A. Grosh. j. A. Collins. f. Ro-
stntfsal, George Norman. Mrs. c. +. Dia-
moab, Mrs. X. T. Meican William j.
Holder, r. Lawlor. John Rogers. James
Smith Miss Anderson. Miss Thomson.
Charles Benson. Frank Worth.
The war between the two companies Is
on 30 stay. ana both cut rate steamers
are doing a big business. The freight
rate has been placed at low figure, and
the passenger rates, so for first class
and s. for storage. are attracting great
many passengers both ways. The Pa
ellie Coast Company says s. VIII freeze
the Faralion ont If 1t has TO carry people
for nothing, and the Faralion's people
say that 1t VIII not I've frozen out. All
the cabins on the City OF Puebla are
taken already for her next trip. and a
great many Steerage tickets are being
SOLD. Mr.. Carroll. the agent OF the Far
allan In this city. reports "a large number
OF beE'ihs on his boat engaged for the
next trip dowa.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

BARNARD-At Medina. Ohio. Friday,
February IS. 1876, Henry Barnard hrc1I.l-
~ ~ Frank j. Barnard, SupSrins entlent
OF Seattle city schools.
TARiSUT--In Seattle. st 40 McCyair
street. Friday. February Is 1895. Frank
T. Tabbut, ~ Inflammation os the
stomach. aged three months.
The remains Wiz be seat - Port Blake
iay this morning fer irseyment.
kENNFSY funeral services 90 SAM
tea kenney VII he held This morning at
i",Se o'clock at The First Presbyterian
church. ufsfsST the auspices of st. John =
s0stgs, No. .. +. & \. NJ. Rev. Aaexan-
der Alison officiating. interusent IN Cal
vary cemetery.
BRANNEN-f'he funeral az Capt. Thomas
Rfsnn01 wssl bee held shis Gfsuralng at
s3o o'ehock a. the Church OF our Lady
81 Good Hwip. intermen1 IN CALVARY
Seri1sstESl.
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towley,s Claims 10 Fame.

T. ]. Ccgiey who wanted TO whip the
constable AZ Seattle Tuesday just be-
fore the steamer Chiikat sailed for
Alaska, as noted In the Past-InteElssencer
on Wednesday, has other claims 10 fame
He Is chairman OF the Populist central
connnattee of Whatcom county. and re-
Gently spent SINE weeks in jail In default
Of payment of fine of sloo for contempt
Of court.
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rhc orrgon nea.llock CONTINUES.

Salem Or. Feb. is,-The only change
In tho senatorial ballot today was a
switch az the Democratic vote from
WeathsrforSi To j II. Raley. The vote
stood: nolgh At. Hare To- Raley :. VIII
Jams IL Lord :. Lowell i, wsasherfcxa
/ absent :.
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You may be tired or reading butchers
ads. but we would Ike you 10 call at the
Fulton Market. THE MARKET of the
csty, and soc what We san do FOR you.
INsh.on Market. Hlnckley block.
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost,
Found, Fog Sale. For Rent, and Situations
Wanted viii De inserted a the rate OF
cert a 1or4 each Insertion. Payment al
ways In advance. Ne advertisements re-
ee1ved for less than - cents.
NoffCE~-The business eg7es OF the
fest-tn;eIligencer Is open Gntu II Z. m
sunday hours , a m 20 y IN. Glass;
ns4 Advertisements VIII be received 0p %
this time.
Advert seF>sr'~ will ~ received At
eraace ericVs cf tne ros1-fatelAEencs At:
TACOMA DUREAU-ifls Pacsfc avenue.
II NJ MsttiSan. Manager.
tEE lfiN NSE<Ia~ French & Springer
EEIIlNtsHAM Ray BCREAE~Nsw
WhAteern coTHsr Holly and Canoe streets
.. H. Cagver, Manager
The following letters await advertisers
a. this otfice:
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PASSENGER RATES CO lP.
Al AaNanets I'm Rayh Iir>rttoa~ Pas
and West Eoand Made fcqnsAi.


and West Eoansi Made Hqmai.
Yesterday nvarasgsg an tEafgsCautifssss3t Al
YaasgNasA faees wege advanced. fa sceoyg
sryse with the general ssrcsa}e.et faaah'
esraAaw tav SoAfs several nsa7tss asas,
TIE single exception 81 tbe sweeping
slAneU T. SIS che seocn.&~v's=s yates west
az 81 Paul watch rsssrssTs she sssElsr
Fivss-%sass rates 81 -. psss4 eNSs f,,5a3>
west - sh.sTe asiSussssi So fgysn sts "a
- TRse tvstes ssyessd th~s - Ce@,sxe
wiI "a 50, WITH gne hecai 81 3 astgeA.
ss4Akloss s. SO sT1ssn s'ssset s@Aassd Be s.se bsx
cSs1 ~ re LAKE The seseeaat->'sass r&se1
ae Chicago Save advanced - 81 81 syyesn
UsaA rise ~ s. -t~aGn8 yAtss
have been raised En1s0ggsagy s. Tor Hgs;
asssi see0ns GLASS.
Tsss resAl-tg;p rate az 60 yxS& esyasay
snssEmlsg grusa Seattle ans ptzges s9ana
points so So rsal asNk getarn HaS 81
fsat issN gsa rate rs So Frzss4s SeaEas to
aatesEo ts5a rsas fSa- trip rate Was sgaa ard
hes 1t Is slla gstsSA rates ave sae sane
~ they were essst Ken tsomtAs sgcs sefoee
We take pleasure IN r,,onssaessiing
ghsmleslsia's cossga kems,S}y. tsssu,s IL b
a -. a. - 4
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pONNEY q STEWART. Undsr
~ tAkss Parofs corner Of Third and Cot
aaasts ssrssta seattle wAshiagtoa Tsls
phsas No II
BIRTHS.

GoRDON-At s7is Third street. Seattle.
on Monday. February II. 1895, 10 Mr..
and Mrs. George 4. Goyytoa. q daughter.
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE-To the Stockholders of the Sc
attic & Montana Railway Company:
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Seattle & Montana
Railway Company VIII be held at the
office OF the company, room 500 Burke
building. in the city OF Seattle, Wash
sngton, on the last Thursday In Febru-
AIRY, February %. 1885, al ; o'clock y. m,
the time provided in the bylaws Of said
company for the regular annual meeting
OF the Stockholders, for the purpose OF
eiect1ng a beard of trustees OF the COM
pany. 10 serve until the next annual
meeting of the stockholders of the COM
pany. and Until their successors are
elected and qualified.
Dated Seattle, Washington, February 5,
1895 ANDREW WOODS. Secretary.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF
West Seattle Land and Improvement
Company. Seattle, Wash. February Il,
1895.
Notice is hereby given to the stockhold-
meeting Of TIE beard OF trustees of said
company, duly convened II its principal
ONCE this date. an assessment OF one dol
lar on each share OF the capital stock OF
said company. not fully paid up. was duly
made and levied. due AMI payable 10 Dex-
ter Horton & CO.. treasurer or said COM
pany. at its banking house In Sea tile, on
or before Thursday, March 1th. 1885
IL. G. STRIVE.
Vice President. Acting as President IN
the absence or the President OF Said
JAS. H. WATSON. Secretary
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday Issue must
hand IN copy BY o'clocA Saturday 10 in-
sure change.
ENCER co.
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We take ;s'essare IL rs0nssseseisug
IhsmlerIss's couga kens,s]y. tSNg,s,e IL ,
praised h. all who tFy il. J.W.Cux y >
.
llugsiSsS, Mansfield, urs.
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FOR RENT-FAgNS.

g<tf: ESENl'-ESye ARES BEST EarsAn }arss.
Ns&eF FfT 5-rsx4<sSn, house SrN e,sse
css4ckea aaHSe = cn1 y&T1S Hs3ssfew. ~,
premises. 2a1F nslle wesE - N&tshseS.s1s
sS-A&slGA. ia a-A~ll-er ay,SE.s1s car line.
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wANTED-To buy for cash, house and
lot; will pay si.os3 10 S2,ooo. oil New
York building.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Informatio Of the where
abouts of William Bird. civil engineer.
or wife. last heard OF il Seattle, will be
thankfully received by Capt. Hamilton.
Scottish Hills. West Seattle. as friends
in England are very anxious
WANTED-Inforrnatlo of the present
whereabouts OF Henry Carlisle OF ST.
Ciairsville o., who was last heard OF in
Seattle four years ago, by his mother.
Address Robert Carlisle. Glencoe, ..
Reward.
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EMpLoYNExT wASTED-FEMALE.

WANTEL1A young woman vcalu axe
\ rsrSs~ls,s, xsrs-Fs a .sreSSrrsaser or u1zlIf-
sser: have had experience al both; via
&c wfsMng TO assist xfta1 house wcrSs
home desired Cali OF address room IS,
Wits kso8sse CITY.
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WANTED Angeles property; first
class residence for sale. Room c. Bailey
block.
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wANTED--BOARDERs.

WANTED-Children 10 board; GOO
~home; reasonable terms: best refe
ences. Address H., Post-Intelligencer.
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Dying A~p cr-EAS'ss :
Gan FRANCISCO DIE
Second street -->-s--
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-04-26

A large audience vas present at the
morning and evening services of the
First Presbyterian church to hear the
fine sermons of Rev. +. P. Baker, es-
pecially the practical sermon on "Man-
liness." The singing was up to the
high grade of excellence.
A miniature cyclone shook things up
a little on College hill and in Happy
Hollow yesterday afternoon. It swept
down from the soldiers home and picked
up every old can and newspaper in it's
path. At the college it swept a stick
of cord wood from the top of the pile
and whisked it through one of the col
lege windows. 1t went down acros
college hill, swept GRO the Catholi-
con and disappeared down the valley
without doing any serious damage.
John F. Parks is coming into promi-
hence as a writer of much ability.
A recent issue of the American Field
contains a two-page illustrated article
on "Duck and Goose Shooting in the
Sand Hills" that is brim-full of inter-
esting anecdote, exciting adventure and
and ludicrous situations, written in
that droll and humorous vein peculiar
to the author. The article is nicely
illustrated with a sketch of a scene in
the sand hills and is altogether a very
c%reditable contribution, calculated to
fire the heart oil the average sportsman
with enthusiasm. We hope to publish
a few interesting extracts from the
article in the near future.
Jos. Vincent returned yesterday
from Omaha where he has been attend
ing a meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Nebraska Funeral Directors
association. Arrangements were COM
pleted for the meeting of the associa-
ton here on June IL and Il, and al
though the details of the trip and the
program for the meeting were not fully
arranged, it was decided that a trip
saround the loop"-from Hot Springs
to Deadwood over one line of road and
back on another-would be taken. Mr..
Vincent says if BUSINESSES fair and the
outlook encouraging at the time the
meeting is held, we may look for a
large attendance and a prolonged stay.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-04-26

CTOIl IUuIsuuS . ultiOn
May Delineator at Fargo's>
Rev. Brown returned from his Wy
oming trip Tuesday morning.
Messrs. Hoagland & Hand will begin
selling milk in the city next week.
An excursion is being worked up
from Helena, Mont, to the Hills this
spring.
New furniture arriving daily at Vim
cents.
Geo. Eastman arrived yesterday
morning from Chicago and will remain
indefinitely.
G. d. Baily has adorned the front of
the Enterprise grocery store with a
new awning.
j. G. Richer & Co. have been doing
some attractive decorative work in
their show windows.
Geo. Roach came up from Oelrichs
yesterday morning to attend court and
transact other business.
Mrs. T.. Nj. Gordon, wife of Engineer
Gordon of the Elkhorn. arrived yester-
day morning from Chadron.
Miss Druse has ordered the finest
line of millinery ever brought to Hot
Springs. Watch for it, and go and see
those elegant sample hats.
Fred Ferry and family lave returned
to their ranch in Nebraska where they
will remain during the summer.
T.. Elsey is nowin the east purchasing
hisspring stockof goods. He will prob
ably return the last OF this week.
Mrs. Mccormack, aunt of Hart broth
ers, arrived on the Elkhorn yesterday
morning and will make a protracted
visit.
Anew stock of confectionery will be
opened by a Mr.. Scott in the building
formerly occupied by the Vincent stock
of furniture.
Traut & Gillespie commenced laying
water mains to the soldiers home Tues.
day morning. They expect to have the
work completed by May l.
J.B. Cleghorn returned Sunday morn
ing from his sad journey to Louisville
Neb., whittier he went to attend the flu
neral of his beloved mother.
c. E. Sawyer & Co. have received one
of Tufts elegant soda fountains an6
will o be refreshingthe thirsty null
titudes with sweetened wind.
The jury in the MinersYoung case
after having been out sir Sc six o'clocl
last evening, agreed to disagree at
o'clock today, and were discharged.
Public Examiner Hemmingway lef
for Deadwood yesterday morning. HI
will return to Hot Springs Saturda;
evening and will remain over Sunday
A meeting will be held by the Woman
Relief Corps SATURDAY. afternoon at
o'clock. A large attend ance is desire'
as business of impor ance will com
before the meeting.
j, Frank Evans is TAX pg an active il
) terest in procuring at FACTIONS for th
opera house this seas IN. Next wee
he will have the Living Pictures; abou
May 15 Mahara's Min Itrels, consistin
, of 10 people, with then own brass ban
and orchestra, will pc here; for th
8 week beginning MayR7 Johnny Pri1
gle's Comedy company will be herr
aboutthe middle ofJune he has planne
. for another good trotpe, and in Jul
Rentfrow's Comedians will be here
week. )
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-04-26

On Monday evening, April %, at col
lege chapel, the Philomathean society
will give another one of it's pleasing
entertainments, beginning at 8 o'clock,
when the following program will be
rendered:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-04-26

THE o /. the source .,
health. Take Hoods S~arsaparilla to
keep 1t pure and rich. Be sure to get
l5oo0'o oARoAPARlLLA.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-04-26

Black Hills College March, Prof. Kinsey
This entertainment promises to be
a very enjoyable affair, and like all Of
their entertainments should be liber-
ally patronized.