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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
At this juncture Of the conversation II.

At this juncture Of the tconversatton N.
Horner produced . startling lithographed
sign, n illustration Of which accompanies
this article. Here ID one Of our latest
show cards. Il calls attention to our i'm.
proved service. The giant hand represents
public patronage and It grasps and holds
aloft three Of our monster express engines.
Arranged in orderly confusion in the back
ground IL q multitude Of travellers politely
attended by the day coach and sleepinR
cars porters; a corps Of white aproned watt
ers serving piping hot meals is also intro
duced to portray the excellent service
available in our dining cars and depot res-
%taurants. Our triple passenger service Is
symbolized by this advertisement and
thousands Of these colored posters are sent
to various ticket offices Of our friendly con
n~ections exhibited in this way to the
travelling public"
Az the advertising man warmed up to bis
self more comfortably in the huge arm
chair and watched expectantly for add
tional exhibits of advertising novelties.
Here the official whose duty It 10 to ap.
praise the public Of the merits Of the pas
senger service OF the Nickel Plate pointed
to an object hanging over his desk.
"Our 1898 calendar 10 another example Of
the oddities we strive to evolve to call at
tenticn to the merits Of our Peerless Trio
Of Fast Express Trains.'" Here was indeed
. curious specimen Of the photographers
art. On the upper left hand corner Of the
calendar is the ubiquitous Nickel Plate
trade marx, while on the right, three horse
shoe magnets are portrayed. Encased in
these magnets are pictured three express
trains. gracefully following the bends OF
the magnets, symbolically abiding to the
power Of attraction possessed by the trio
Of fast express trains. Representatives OF
all classes Of people are portrayed ON the
calendar, each being irresistibly drawn to-
ward the magnetic trains.
The advertect Of the Nickel Plate road
hes called to his aid Q number Of artists
end designers to assist in formulating new
and taking Advertising material. I'VE be.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
PACIFIC SHORT LINE AT o'NE1l1, NEB.

fAClflC SHORT LINK AT U NElLLs N6b
TINE B
Leaves: Passenger, Arrives,
1910 a. m. Daily, Except Sunday 9:8O p. m.
H-Through connections both ways with
Black Hills train. By taking this line you
can go to Sioux City and return the same
the east and for South Dakota. Buy local
tickets to O'Neill.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
Advertising Which Not
Only Catches the Eye,
but Instructs the
Travelling
Public.

The average Newspaper reader cares very
little about . description Of the tresome
routine incident to ONCE duties. but the
methods essential In obtaining the neces-
gary publicity for . large railroad corpora
tlon will no doubt prove interesting.
First Of ALL" said Mr.. B. F. Horner.
general passenger agent Of the Nickel Plate
Road to . Newspaper reporter. before
W investigate any Of M methods let me
describe the origin Of the name.
"'Nickel Plate.' the popular soubriquet Of
the New York. Chicago & st. Louis rail-
road, has furnished the subject for the
weaving Of many . fairy tale. each With
more or less foundation In fact, - suited
the purpose Of the dreamy narrator Of cor
ner grocery legend OF the resourceful and
yisionary space writer doing time on a
Sunday blanket sheet. The most authentic
Information places the origin Of the name
Nickel Plate - q title for the road In the
sanctum Of the fertile brained editor Of q
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
Klondike.

Whatdoes it cost to getthere? When
and how should one go? Whatshould
one take? Where are the mines? How
much have they produced? Is work
plentiful? What wages are paid? Is
living expensive? What are ones
chances of making q strike"?
Complete and satisfactory replies to
the above questions will be found in
the Burlington Routes "Klondike
Folder" now ready for distribution.
Sixteen pages Of practical informa-
ton and an up-to-date map Of Alaska
and the Klondike. Free at Bur
Route ticket offices, or sent on
of four cents In stamps by j. E
|Gen1 Passenger Agent, Burl <I6l)5|
Route, Omaha, Nebr. -
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
IL, -! Time Table,
ii| :I|I'! y Hot Springs, S. D.

A TRAINS LEAVE AS
No. 2le. Passenger, daily. Custer,
No. 2l4. Passenger, daily. Edgemont
and all points east. west and south sos pm,
Sleeping. dining and reclining chair cars
sold toall points In United States and Canada.
For Information regarding rates, time tables,
etc., call on or write r. ID. West, agent, OF. ].
Frances, general passenger agent, Omaha,
Nebraska
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
Acctylene Gas. The Light Of the Flu.
turn.

Why not be independent and own
your own little gas plant which will
give four times more light than ordi-
nary gas or electric lights at one-half
the cost? Applicable for use in
churches, stores, factories, hotels, resi-.
dences and country homes. Safer than
ordinary gas or kerosene lamps. Ap.
proved by all the boards of underwrit-
ers in the United States. We want q
first class agent in every town. Write
@aGJ6&logue and prices.
1AcETYLENE Gas MACHINE Co..
Akron, 0Sip.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Office of the undersigned at the court
house in the city of Hot Springs, until
8 o'clock a: NJ, April 80, 1898, for the
printing Of county stationery, a sched-
plication, for the year ending January
i, 1899. The board of county commits
sioners reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. WILLIAM H. STANLEY,
5l-3t County Auditor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29

HUNK about your health. Do not
N ssallJty scrofula taints to develop in
sy0Hfss 610Od. Take Hoods Sarsapa-
and keep yourself WELL.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the undersigned at the court
house in the city of Hot Springs, until
8 o'clock a. NJ, April 30, '9S,torsmedical
attendance and medicines d rpo0esand
prisoners from May 1st, 1895 IT,,
LIST, 1899. The board Of county
missioners reservs the right rs
any and all bids.
WILLIAM H. STANLEY.
5l-3t County Auditor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
51-3t
ACard!

The undersigned can be found at
the old stand as heretofore at the
Grand View hotel. Tourists apdbosSd-
ers will find It to their intereA a.
at FRED NOERENBE6dk
Cascade Snpfn
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
Bids Wanted for Care Of County Poor.

ot1s "an1e1 tor S'are oI ssOuhty FOor.
Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the undersigned at the court
house in the city of Hot Springs, until
8 o'clock a. M, April 30, 1898, for board
of county poor for the year ending Jan
uary LIST, 1899. The right to reject any
or all bids is reserved.
WILLIAM H. STANLEY,
51-3t County Auditor.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-14
ATRrp TO CHINATOWN,

A very good audience turned out
last night to see lloyt'B, "a Trip
to Chinatown" "
The curtain went up on a scene
In San Francisco rich mans par
for, a Mr. Cay who had sheltered
beneath his roof 4 fast son, one or
two nephews, a friend or 30 Of the
young men, a couple of neleea, a
widow and her maId=all bent on
fun aud irolie and a desire to visit
Chinatown IN San Francisco and
take In a masquerade ball The
girls crowded the old gentleman for
His consent to 20, but he was OBJ
situate aud would not consent uns
der any consideration, but soon re-
Tented when his body servant placed
In his hand note Tor his son, from
the widow, which said "Dear old
boyI Meet me at the hotel tonight
and we will take In the ball maaQue,
etc, This Aattered the old mans
vanity aud he gave the young peo'
pie his consent 10 20 and he In a
Hike manner turned up AZ the APP
polluted hour and the lun began,
Just before this, however, Mr.
Gay, Senior, received letter from
Que of his rich male friends, who
informed him that he would visit
him for the purpose of receiving
benefits from the aaubrloua climate
San Francisco offered, aud this
friend whom We were led 10 believe
had one foot In the grave, was nc
ess a parsonage when he arrived, a
man Of three hundred ayolrdupolst
aud the whole show In himself lIt
too went TO the ball and had his
eye on the widow 40 did all the bal
aBee Of the male members Of olC
Mr. Gays household, and she wa
pelted and leaaed 10 her hearti
content
Several clever songs were sung
by different members of The troupe
which added atst 10 the piece play
I'd Those present seemed 10 enIo
the evening immensely Judging b,
the applause rendered each act OF
speciality work. li0yt's "a Trip to
Chinatown" will always take. IN
Texarkana
The next attraction at the op.
era house will be A, A. Faraud, th,
worlds fenowa banjo PLAYER wht
will appear tomorrow Afternoon
aud also evening Here are a few
press notices he has received tf0n
leading papers IN large clllesl
"Mr Fafand Interpreted llee
lhovpn with the taste aud ekpfes'
sion Of an aftisb'=Ban Francisco
/ Chronicle
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-14

WIPES OUT MOSQUITOES.
Ten-ACre Swamp May Be Rid of the
Insects at a Cost of a few Cents,

After science and desperation
have failed to rid New Jersey of
the mosquitoes a genius has aris-
en-, like a Moses from the wilder.
ness of pests, Instead Of expert
menting with them after they have
come forth full winged and ready
for business, he intends to eXter-
inmate the insect while they are
yet in the embryo state and not
gifted with implements of war,
The credit for the startling dis
coYery as to the best and cheapest
method Of ridding a locality of Its
mosquito homesteaders falls to the
lot Of Professor Walter y, Schcele
.of Railway, N, Jo where he has
been making careful Investigations
with the view to getting some kind
Of neck hold on the insect before
they have committed any depreda-
ton on the people OF the village,
"And at last, said he, looking up
from the glass jar in which his
Matching was being done 81 have
got the best of them and feel that
it would not be a difficult task to
rid a whole state Of the tormeuts,
81 can take a minute crystal OF
permanganate of potash, drop II
In the water containing the bacilll
Of the mosquito and the oxidation
that takes place will almost instant.
ly kill every atom Of life that may
be present, ! will show you how to
kill mosquitoes or show you how to
deylop them, The quantity Is one
part to 1900 parts, and 20 cents
worth will be sufficient to operate
on a ten-acre area, A handful
will be enough, It may be scatter
ed around, a few crystals at time,
widely apart, and ! promise you
that the production of mosquito
germs will be Immediately stopped,
In my labatory have killed the
germs ina l,O00-gallon tank with
4 pinch Of permanganate, There
Is no reason in the world why vast
sections Of swamp land should not
be treated In the same way A
little care will save endless annoy.
ance and destroy billions upon bill
lions Of the Insects
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-14

Yesterday announcing that Mr.
Fred A, Hunter and Miss Marguar-
etGraG had been married at nup'
tlal high mass In Springfield, ILL.,,
on Wednesday
The Young couple came IN today
aud will remain over tonight With
Captain and Mrs j. II Hunter and
If the weather Is not too lnelement
a reception will be rendered them
Tomorrow the couple will resume
their journey to Plano, Texas,
where the groom holds a good po'
Alllou as telegraph operator with
the ST. Louis Southwestern rail-.
road, We again extend our 4 ood
wishes to the couple,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-14

Pete De Ango had his store
lorelbly entered last night aud his
safe was robbed The safe was Il
small one and was not locked,
but the drawers were and contain
ed some t3b In money and deeds,
HE aud fire Insurance policies along
with other papers deposited there
by hI@ kIna people The papers
carried of are of no value to any
one except the owner as copies
aud duplicates can be obtained,
but this is much trouble aud cost
attached and only makes the rob
berry more aggrayatng This store
was entered once before and shows
that stores of the business stfeels
are more often entered than those
under the eye Of the police. We
hope the guilty party viii be APP
pretended,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-14

The Fort Smith Times. Democrat
of Thursday morning gives the
death list IN that city as killed by
tie storm At forty with over q
hundred wounded The paper
saysl "fhe storm developed In the
National cemetery grounds aud
gave no indication Of approach un'
ui It broke upon the city The
Times Democrat says that the peo
pie need aid and aakH all chorIlO-
ble disposed people TO send In thelr
contributions The Missouri paela
ie aud the Frisco roads each have
given a ,0U0 aud the Globe Demo-
efat tiO0 while smaller e0htfibu.
tIons arc being daily received
Send your donations 10 n A,
Williams, secretary Of The relleI
committee,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-14

The reporter on the Arkansas
Democrat, went out 10 hear Mr. A.,
A, lrarland, the celebrated BAN
olst play while he wae giving per
lormanee Ia that city, and went
wild over the music ne heard and
gave him a half column write up
The reporter Winds up hls article
on criticism thus.
Expressions Of regret we're heard
on all sides when the programme
was concluded, aud thought the
programme consisted Of about
eighteen selections following In
rapid succession the young artist
seemed little fallguud In fact he
played All with no effort apparently,
All who heard him last night will
ga Thursday night 10 the Y N, q,
Au where he will give another cons
cert All who heard hin also agree
with the editorial IN lieufy Wat
tefsons GourlerjouBail People
are willing 10 believe a miracles
when they hear l'aflaad
Mr. Faflaud will be- al the opera
house here oo Saturday afternoon
aud also evening
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-14
=
MARiliBD

A telegram was received here
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-14

mounting speciality, ~,
Diamond nl1HH'f nd,H 'of Watches and Dla-
Largessts syer sSer shown in the city oa.
mOnds eyodi WARS solicited. All goods
tSoHISpS SsoIS With a guarantee
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. IA (SpeciaD.-Wheat was strong.
particularly for the nearby futures. November
and December advanced &c: the May advanced &c.
The December &c under May Saturday. closed nc
over May tonight. Small stocks and the cash
demand gave December shorts - scare. The~e was
some talk OF December squeeze. That is not
the case. December s' rs to be FOR the present
somewhat oversold. TAat Is where the December
strength comes from. There is no energetic bull
party. To-day's rally was altogether on cash de
mand. Shipping sales from here at least 5JO-
90 bushels almost all for direct export. New
York puts the seaboard business al 10000 bushels
December opened ct Cc'sc sod between 66isc and
&c, and closed at 6sa16s;sc. On the curb 1t sold
at 67i.c. The May closed at es9sc Western sta
tist.cs were bearsh. the seaboaTd and European
bullish There were large Northwest receipts
1886 cars against l7Sa last Monday and 1&6 last
year Chicago had 40 cars, against e59 last Monday
and ll3 last year. Primary receipts were 2ol50n
bushels against 1457 cN bushels last year Bat
the woylds shipments. 10000 bushels were 5000 90
less than last week and 100000 bushels less than
last year. There was decrease OF 0o.0oo bushels
on passage decrease o. 4s 900 bushels IN the Eng
Ash visible, and II IS expected the worlds visible
tomorrow will increase only 10000 bushels,
against an increase last year OF 50nCy0 bushels.
Clearances were $4,000 bushels. The visible IL
crease. 21s4000 bushels about expected.
The local stock 100000 bushels increased only
l4l 900 bushels The Liverpool stock 65 90 bushels
decreased again slightly The best buyer to-day
was BarrettFarnum VINO we're covering shorts.
New-York sent the most huh news. Gables were
all higher.
Corn bulls were disappointed. their market max
ine no advance May opened at 337sc. sold between
337sc and 80 SIC BIZ. and closed al 33'sl5..c De-
cemOer closed &c sellers. The big Government
crop figures have put stop bull campaigning.
Receipts 46s cars. "a tn 100 for tomorrow.
Clearances were s700jo bushels Liverpool y
TO Nd higher. The visible decreased 9ss "O bushels:
the local stock sS7soO) bushels decreased 65s1)JO
bushels. Cash sales were about 10000 bushels;
charters 7l5cOl bushels New-York reported Sc
loads for export.
oats held their own. although dun specula;ivey
December closed at &c; May at 24a.c. Receipts
were $40 cars with % for tomorrow Local stock.
S2IcoO bushels. decreased 1900 bushels the visible
decreased 1900 bushels oats expected 10
follow
Dull speculation end large hog receipts caused an
easy provision market Pork, Lard and ribs lost &c.
There 1900 hogs al the seven Western points.
against 5000 last year. Cash demand was halt
inz; packers are working for lower-priced hogs
Some yielding in product IS expected. Exports
keep Ip Y.016J0 pounds Of lard for the week.
against 10000 pounds last year 3.DD) boxes
bacon. against @AGJ0 last year
On the curb puts on December wheat closed at
G;i.'. calls. 6,.4e. Pats May com 27'su25Asc
calls. 23isc curb feeling on wheat excited, witn
price for December 6,.<c.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

W L TRENHOLM President.
Transact- a general trust business
Allows liberal rates OF interest on deposits ana
trust funds.
Issues Letters Of Credit and Traveiiers Cir
cusr Notes payable in dollars or In me money
of any foreign GO Intry.
Acts as Trustee under mortgages for railway
sad other companies. and as Aeen, for the Re
s1st stion Q; the stock. ard for the transfer o'
the shares Il Incorporated companies.
Undertakes the eYamlnatlo. I properties Of
f.red as securlty for bond issues. and the OBJ
tanning Of expert information concerning the
actual facts and prospects OF reorganization
proposals.
Qualified and empowered 20 &C. as executor.
administrator trustee. guardian. and asaignee.
and as receiver ana custodian OF funds under
orders OF Court.
The NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
has estab.ished a branch Office at sA"TlA0o'
aad Is prepared 70 buy md sci! drafts on and 10
make payments IN SANTIAGO and 70 transact
general banking busHsss. THE COMPANY -
also prepared - receive the deposits of ih'
SOLDIERS and SAILORS now in CUBA. AMI.
unde- thei. directions. - make remiiiances 10
their families IN the UNITED STATES also 10
investigate snd report in advisory capacity
sbou' rw enteiprises IN ALL LINES OF
TRADE and MANUFACTCRING. ss wei ss {"
CITY PROPERTIES. VINTER HOMES. ELEc-
Trio PLANS. KAiLHOADs, INDLSTKlALs.
SUGAR and TOBACCO PLANTATIONS. IN
GCBA. PUERTO kIco. am bbop5 ;bS PHItlp ! r-ls
CONTACTS MORTGAGES. nnd Bon rs.
either ptn1iug the closing Of negotat.ons of Tor
more extended %: mOre definite periods.
Especial attention Is called 70 the relation. 81
TIE COMPANY alreadr estab,lsn@d a. No
MIA with ne CUARI tKlD hank or
INDIA. = sTRAIiA. ana chI%A ~ li;1,'sa. "a,
fJr ne rreseni u.-Ia Of 0Ur MANtFACTlt u
TRs MER, rANTs TRAVELLERS SOl~
DfTES ana SAILORS
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
PROPOSALS FOR FLANNEL-Phla Depot

@ ~ Dept. I42s Arch s.. Phna.. Pa. November
1tn lsvSseaed proposals IN ipcate viii bs received
here until II ocleck \. N THURSDAY November l7th
isJe lor fIrn hing his depot with 5000 yards Of
81 Dark Blue ShrtiEg Flannel. with privilege to the
Department TO increase the quantity 1906 desired. The
aanne Is urgently needed and bidders must state with
what rapidiy they VIII make delivery Government
right 70 reject accept all proposals
any part thereof Preference given 10 articles OF do
nestle proaut On manufacture. conditions Of quality
and price dnciudng IN the price u foreign productions
or manufacture the duty thereon) being equal. Blanks
for proposals. and Specifications viii be furnished upon
application here Envelopes containing proposals. be
endorFei 'Proposals f'r Flannel and addressed
Colonel join '. FUKEY Deruty Quarternaster- Gen
T. \
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

NoRk.-Mary 4. Chisolm Plaintiff. against James
Adair and others Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment of Foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered IN the above entitled action bear
the Referee Judgment named will sell Public
Auction. at the Exchange sales Rooms, now located az
No III Broadway the Borough - Manhattan city OF
New York. the 2d day of November. lsss. a. y
o'clock that day by Peter + Meyer, Auconeer,
the premises directed ~ said judgment 70 be sold. and
therein described follows.
All that o~riain lot. piece parcel ot land situate
York apd IN the Block des gnateI by number Fifty
three 'D Land Mdr - the city = New York and
bounded ani desc rbed follows BEGINNING at
point the westerly side u Greenwich Street distant
hfty ti2) feet inches southery rom the
formed by the Intersection n the westerly side OF
running thence westerly night angles
y with Greenwich Street eiehfynNe $50 feet four -
inches. thence s0uhsty AID parallel or nearly 50 with
Greenwich Street three % inches thence westerly and
again right angles nearly with Greenwich Street,
seven - feet eigt 90 inches thence southerly again
parallel nearly with Greenwich Street twenty-five
90 - inches thence easterly and again at
santng slightly the south - feet and
half Os) inches thence soUthefy and again parallel or
nearly with Greenwich three 80 inches thence
cast,riy and right angles nearly with Greenwich
Stree eighty I'VE go feet ami onhaf Il ~ inches
the westerly side OF Greenwich street ami thence
rorhery along the same twenty six 90 feet three (sl
IN hes the point place II beginning said premises
being known number one hundred and (l0s)
GrtenWi h Street IN the city CT New York
Dated: New York. october 3i-t 1s9S.
JAMES KEARNEY. Referee.
SCWEN0K & pf'NNETT.
Attorneys for PainN - Liberty street Borough Of Man
haitian city Il Nop Nrrf
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
i50' e.
Twenty-second 81

TNenty-second 81
The Approximate amount # lien charge 20 satisfy
which the above described property is u ne sold
s2i,9592 with Interest thereon from the lZth Gay ot
October 1895 together WITT ard dsburs erents ana
allowances amounting 70 S361 u. with nterest from oco-
Der H. 1898 together w,h lie expenses Of the sale Ths
approximate amount a-sessmcns water rates or
other liens which be allowed TO the purchaser out
OF the purchase money. paid BY the Referee u
ST. lGJ 50 and
Dated New York October "a 1893.
ADRIAN II. LARkIN Referee