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The times., 1898-11-20

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grateful for the marvellous changes that
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The times., 1898-11-20

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people call gulpng wind No matter what you call it.
disease annoying and disgust
ing your heard politician speak of rival whom
he old Flatuent windy
Usually wind collected the stomach Wind the
may also be properly designated fatuence 1t
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consulted all the doctors the vicinity without securing
Finally he and prescribed several remedies
which utterly prescribed Rpans Tabu which he
ported gave immediate relief and he nearly cured think
would excellent thing make strong feature of huence
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The times., 1898-11-20
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shifts. 1t will lose some of it's spectacu-
lar features by the use of the motor pac-
ing, it is true, but what is lost in this
Will be made up for in speed, which is
so essential to a successful race
The times., 1898-11-20
THOUSANDS HAVE LEARNED
that the present epidemic of typhoid f
is caused by the myriads of disease sge


which swarm
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p l p c S. and
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e 5 S a r y to
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Santizone Is
not only ia
tai to all
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but its use
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C o n d 1 tions
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The times., 1898-11-20


Edwards, president of the association,
feels very much encouraged over the
prospects. and predicts great success for
the young aspirant for local athletic hon.
ors.
Prof. Hiram has been engaged as phys
ical instructor and he will open regular
classes about December I, and the indi-
cations are that he will have large class
es right from the start.
President Edwards has called a meet
ing of delegates from all the companies
in the Guard to be held tomorrow night
In the Corcoran Cadets quarters The OBJ
5ect of the meeting Is to form a Guards
basketball league to play a series of
championship games in the National
Guard gymnasium. The new league, If
formed, will not in any way affect the
District League and dates of games will
be so managed that they Will not con-
fict with that leagues schedule. The
purpose of the soldiers league is to in
crease the interest in the game and gen.
erai athletics among the guardsmen as
WplI
The times., 1898-11-20
Carroll Institute Athletes.


The basketball team which wore the
Carroll Institute colors on last Wednes-
dag is every bit as strong as 1t stands
as 1t was last season, when it finished a
close second to the Corccrans. The play
ers showed their staying powers in the
second half, when, with the score 8 TO 3
against them. they put up great uphill
fight for the game and only lost by one
point. Both teams put up "a clean, clever
game, and for the sake of the sport it
would profit all other teams in the league
to play the same kind of a game
The c. |. will not appear again until De-
eember IA, when the team will line up
against the Washington Athletic Club
Berberfch, at center. plays his same
careful, heady game, and seems to be the
right man in the right place.
Trapp at enemy's goal, again showed
his good qualities. He had considerable
hard luck in his goal throwing, and with
g. little more practice will gain greater ac-
curacy. His overhead throw from field
well deserved the applause of the crowd.
Ourand played good opposite to Wal
ters. and J. Lynch and Murphy played
the back and home goal for all there was
In 1t. Brick is playing his usual fast
game. Guista is a new man on the team
who promises well.
The bowling team has not allowed its
great triple victory of last week to stand
in the way of it's further Improvement
and ii has taken steady, hard practice for
its set of games tomorrow night with the
South Washington Business Mems Club
German and Harlow are in especially
good shape. With good team help they
may be counted on to do a large share
of work that tells in totals
The times., 1898-11-20

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The times., 1898-11-20
Century Cycle Club.

Much to the regret of the rest of the
teams in the Basketball League. the
Century Cycle Club last week thd -ew
its team from that organization and the
members will during the season have 10
content themselves with playing the
heavy roles of spectators Capt Ed S
Byrnes. who has worked early and lat
for the success of the club and the for
nation of a basketball team as an ad-
iunct. very much regretted the ep
which was made necessary by the Ia k
of interest on the part of the m NIB u s.
The club has some good basketball pay
ers in its ranks, and it is too had the
league cannot have the benefit of their
work. Abel. O'Connor, Cobey. Coed
ing, Posey. Barghausen and Byrnes are
as likely lot of players as the lea u
boasts. and 1t is to be regretted that they
did not have the support of their club
mates. The Central High School team
will take the clubs place in the schsd-
ule. The club is in good financial con-
dition and is prosperous in every wsy
1t has a large membership and is among
the best-managed cycle clubs in the city
The club will shortly give its annual
musical entertainment and hop. and the
committee having the affairs in era g
promise that it will eclipse all f-rme
efforts in this line.
The times., 1898-11-20
Mount Pleasant Athletic club.


Few teams in the big Basketball
League are showing greater impro .ement
than that of the Mount Pleasant Ath-
letic Club. The players have been taking
hard practice all the week and will Ike;
it up until next Saturday when they
meet the Central High School team.
William Holmead. the popular presi-
dent of the club, has gone actively in
the game and will play with the team in
all League contests. He will materia Iy
strengthen the team al the enemy's a.
Sears and Burgess work well together
Blocking and passing are their strong
hold and with Capt Mueller at right for
ward will make the game fast and sYap-
py.
Notwithstanding the hard rain of FRI
day night there was large attendance
at the clubhouse on Howard Avenue TO
enjoy the second Informal hop of the
series to be given during the season.
Messrs. Young. Mcdonald. Baker and
. Helmns are the committee in charge of
the clubhouse, and they are making it
very comfortable and attractive. Their
latest effort meets with general approval,
especially of the fair sex. for whom
reception room has been fitted up in
handsome manner.
The gymnasium classes are growing
each week and DIR. Harding has num-
ber of promising gymnasts in hand pre-
pairing them for an athletic smoker to be
given shortly.
The times., 1898-11-20
Washington Athletic Club.

Much to the surprise of its admirers,
the Washington Athletic Club dropped
three games on last Monday evening to the
South Washington Business Mems Club
bowling team. The team is about the
same as last season combination and will
undoubtedly show its strength later on
Capt. Kidd was evidently not in shape
in the opening series on his clubs alleys
as his average of 131 1-3 will show His
average was near 160 last season. Nc
Cauley, who last season led the league.
with second best single score, could do
no better than III in last weeks games
and dropped down as low as 102, certain
ly showing that he was not up to his
form. Polly led his side with an average
of IA Is.
The victory of the Business Mems Club
was a creditable one because it played
away from its own alleys. The team ap-
pears to be much stronger than last year
and will no doubt be quite factor in the
league race. Schlessinger. Land and
Smithson are in good shape and they
The times., 1898-11-20
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The times., 1898-11-20

IopuiaFity OF Auto-MObts.snl.
If cycling is deteriorating in Popularity
its place will Immediately be taken by
its direct offspring-the autom ybile This
sport has already won great popularity
in foreign countries, notably rance and
England, and Americans look forward to
this as the next fad" or craze, as it
may be termed. Already there are a
number of leading manufacturers in this
country who have begun to manufacture
this style of machine, and, like the bicy-
Gle in its infancy. it is used principally
now for pleasure, but also, like the wheel,
when maker is pitted against maker,
competition will become lively and the
ultimate result will be racing just as it
was with cycling.
The automobile will be used for an
other purpose, and one thar will bring it
directly in contact with cycle racing; that
is in pacing. 1t is a foregone conclusion
that the attendance at race meetings
where paced races are gives is not suffi-
ciently large at the present time to sup
port this style of racing, and foreign pac-
ing must be used or the sport given I'D.
The cost of human pacing is so great
that it cannot be afforded, but with the
automobile pacing the expense will be
lessened, consequently it will not be
necessary to draw so large an attendance
in order to make it financially remunera-
tive.
Motor pacing has one advantage over
human pacing, providing, OF course, the
automobiles are a success. BY their use
contestant is given an easy, steady pace
which will bring out his merit, whereas
with human pace, as has been clearly de-
monstrated this year, the contestant is
compelled to suffer because of the infe-
riority of his pacemakers. whether 1t be
a lack of speed or bungle in their work.
By system of regulation such as can
be put into use in foreign countries, the
motors can be guided and regulated to
such a speed as will satisfy the con-
testant, and thus enable him to devote
all his energy to speed rather than to
The times., 1898-11-20

The National Guard Athletic Associa-
ton has prospects of good season. Its
membership is growing right along, and
especially during the last month there
have been large additions to the member
ship roll, most of the new material COM
ing from the Fencibles, Mortons. Corco-
rams and Second Battalion staff Capt
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-07
CHURCH

Congregational church services Sun.
days at 1920 a. NJ. and 400 p. m.
Baptist misunderstanding at 1890;
Sunday school at 11:45; Junior Union
at 3 p. M; joint meeting of Epworth
League and B. y. P. U. at 6:15, subject,
'Am l Christlike?" preaching at 7::8O.
j. +. CATLIN, Pastor.
Services at st. Luke's Mission, Epis-
copal, Cold Brook northof court house
Sunday morning at 1920 a. m. Sunday
school at IL o'clock. Evening service
at 8.
Presbyterian Church: Special ser
vices conducted uy the pastor each
evening this week commencing January
9th. The general topic will be 1.-The
Deepening of the Spiritual Life of the
Church." The services will co mmence
promptly at 1870 and close not later
than $40. Sunday morning subject,
ICONS Grafton. evening subject,
'Reconciliation."
B. +. PEARSON, Pastor.
The new schedule of services for the
Soldiers Home is as follows: First
Sunday in each month, J.. Il. Catlin;
second Sunday in each month, A. b.
Chaplin; third Sunday in each month,
j. b.. Long: fourth Sunday in each
month. b. +. Pearson; fifth Sunday
in each month; song service.
M. Z. church-Sabbath school at 10
a. w.; preaching services at ii a. IN.
and 7:30p. M, morning subject, "Christ's
knowledge of, and Cure for. the Bruised
Reed" evening subject. For or Against
Christ:" Junior League at 3p. ~: joint
meeting of the b. y. p. U. and Epworth
Leaguein the Baptist church at 6:15 p.
m, subject. sam 1 Christlike?"
A. b. CHAPLIN, Pastor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-07
ENLARGED LYMPH GLANDS.
What the Lumps Mean and How They
Should he Treated.

W .NWS IA 1<eAtAlkSb NkCAu Wuu now anew
Should he Treated.
What are these Jumps in my baby's
neck?" is O question often asked tie
doctor.
Lumps, Of kernels as they are often
called, because they feel like grains or
seeds under the examining fingers, are
lymph bodies, or glands.
The system of lymph glands and
tubes covers the entire body. If it were
exposed to view, it would have the ap-
pearance Of meshwork. Lymph ducts
lead from the skin, from the mucous
membrane, and from bone to lymph
bodies which are further connected
with n another by the same means.
AT any point where there is an ill.,
fammation, u sore, a breaking of the
skin or mucous surface, there will be
found open mouths of lymph ducts into
which waste matter is liable to enter.
waste matter sets up an irritation
and an enlargement of the lymph bod
les to which it finds its way. 1t will
now be easily understood how such an
enlargement or inflammation of the
lymph bodies always points to u state
OF inflammation ut some point, perhaps
at u considerable distance from the
Jumps themselves. Thus q felon OIL the
finger causes enlarged glands to appear
in the armpit.
Lumps i'll the neck may sometimes be
plainly traced to eczema of the SCALP.
Sometimes the mouth is the seat of the
trouble. Large and inflamed tonsils may
be present, or the teeth may be decaying.
When the ear is the seat of an alb.
scess, either before or during the course
OF Il purulent discharge enlarged glands
are common.
Enlarged lymph bodies Just behind
the angle of the jaw are sometimes sig
niticant Of catalrh of the nose and the
adjacent portion of the throat.
The existence of enlarged lymph bod
les for Il few days, or sometimes for a
longer interval, cannot be said to be i'll
itself dangerous. The case is different
When Jumps exist for several weeks or
longer. They become changed in char
acter after this time and begin to break
down aud form purulent matter. This
stage, too, is more difficult to cure, as
surrounding tissue may become affected.
The skin w the glands is involved
Il becomes part of the large, soft, red
or purplish swelling, now called all alb.
scess, which either breaks or is lanced
by the surgeon.
These engagements may become in
vaded by the tubercle bacilli. from
which consumption of the lungs or a
general consumption may develop.
During the course of an infectious
disease, when the glands in the neck
sometimes become enlarged, the care of
the throat must not be neglected. The
use of an antiseptio solution on the
affected parts will often produce an i'm.
mediate good result.-Youth's Com.
naninn
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-07
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-07

Tablets said to contain the "concen.
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8 shillings and will produce three
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-07

The population of Egypt is now about
5000, 900 and probably exceeds that of
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-07

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