Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-30

Don't miss the bargains at The Fair.
Mrs. Thornby is visiting the schools
of the county this week.
You know how cheap the Fair sells
hats.
Mrs. @. w. Hargens goes to Omaha
this week to visit the exposition.
Kava Kola Bottled only by the Hot
Syringe Bottling Works.
DIR. Hargens was called to Edgemont
Sunday night on professional business.
New things in dry goods at the Big
Department Store.
Mrs. Jay Crane arrived home Satur-
day from her visit to relatives at Hum
boldt, Iowa.
Misses, Oil Grain, Riveted Seams,
Seamless back School shoes, sizes IL to
., for 80 cents at Chases.
Catholic services will be held at st.
Mary's church lin the old school housed
at 1000 O'clock a. m. Sunday, Oct. End.
1.-The Munsing" Plated Under.
wear tor women and Misses at
Chases.
Chris Jensen says that the rumor
that he has withdrawn as a candidate
for sheriff on the republican ticket was
a mistake, and that he is in it as strong
as ever.
New line of mems Willow Calf, Cuban
Calf, Kangaroo Calf and Kangaroo.
Shoes in the new fall and winter style
at So, $3.50 and "a just received at
Chases.
General Manager Bidwell, of the
Elkhorn, accompanied by Rev. Ander.
son, of Toledo, Ohio, spent Tuesday in
the city. They went to Chadron that
evening where they spoke before the
Y. M. G.. A. Wednesday evening.
Womens shoes that we're s3,s3.5O and
IS Chase is now selling at s1.75 because
the sizes are broken. just see what
you can save ON your shoes if he has
your size.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Moses, father
and mother of Mrs. Inez GODDARD, ar.
rived Saturday from Strickland, Texas,
to make their daughter a visit. Mr..
Moses visited here several years ago,
when he made a great many friends
who are glad to again welcome him.
That exclusive stock Of children's
and misses shoes at the Big Depart
ment Store is certainly the best value
ever made in Hot Springs. Made es-
pecially for this trade.
Judge Dudley returned Tuesday
from his visit to his old home at Cald.
we'll, Ohio. He says he enjoyed the
trip very much, but not having visited
there for o years the place and people
had changed so much that it hardly
seemed like the home of his young
manhood. The only familiar object te
him was the old court house. The
Judge visited the Omaha exposition
and enjoyed that exceedingly.
Don't you buy q single pair Of chill.
dren's shoes until you have seen the
new stock just received by the Fargo
Mercantile Co.
Gene Gordon received q letter las,
week announcing the death Of jaime.
Sturrock, who spent several weeks II
this city just previous to going to Chi
cago to be operated upon for cancer o
the stomach. He resided at Boone
Iowa, and was a prominent member o
several societies, through which he be
came quite we'll acquainted to many IL
this city. He lived but q few hours If
ter the operation was performed. The
remains were taken to st. Louis 70,
burial, that being the home Of his par
ents.
A diseased liver declares itself b,
moroseness. mental depression, lacl
of energy, restlessness, melancholy and
constipation. Herbine will restore tn,
liver to q healthy condition. Price so G
, Frank F. Neville, of Minneapolis
Mimi, q member of the G. A. Nichols
Co., publishers Of Springfield, Mass.
spent several days in the city selling
the "History for Ready Reference.
1t is one Of the most complete work.
: Of the kind published and no n VII,
desires to have just what its name i'm
~plies-history for ready reference,
his Office or home, should be with
out it. The STAR is authorized to tax
subscriptions for the work, and tn
. terms of sale are so easy that any on
. can buy it.
Don't forget the Fresh Fish, Porl
Z Beef and Mutton at Fargo's every Wed
nesday, and Friday Of each week.
Z That story they tell on Ralph Small
has rather q bad odor to IL. They 60
that while he was carrying q bundle q
E hay into the ear Of q Chicago avenu
building Saturday night he ran upo
: = three little animals that he suppose
q were kittens. He wanted themto NOV
II and cried sscat," ct the same tim
reached out the toe Of bis boot. Th
skittsns" which looked SO inoRensiv
4 provedto be about a. offensive as any III