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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-21
The Weather and the National Home


A special to the Sioux Falls Press
from this city says: "The people of Hot
Springs are very wrathy because of
the condition of the weather through
out the entire Black Hills. It seems
that because it is showing hard at
Rapid City, the people of that place
naturally suppose the whole Hills are
catching it, too. On Monday last when
it was reported that a severe snow
storm was raging Hot Springs was en-
joying beautiful spring weather, not a
cloud in the sky and never color of
snow on the ground. Tuesday it did
try to snow little, but the only thing
the weather man could manage to pull
over us were Il few grey clouds. Wed
nesday the snow flakes began to fall
by twos and threes, but the clouds had
hung on as long as possible and the
snow flakes dropped through sunshine
and melted before they reached the
ground.
All OF the above is just justifica-
tion-a defense of Hot Springs wealth
err. We are tired of having it con.
founded with the weather of the rest
OF the hills: because it SHOWS at Custer
and Rapid City and is cold and cloudy
at Deadwood. is no reason for people
to suppose that we are not enjoying
our usual good weather. If the Press
will permit it. shall try to give gen.
eral synopsis of our weather. each
week. of course l know that when
one has to talk about the weather it is
naturally supposed that he has nothing
else to say. But with us hero it is not
so. We do say great deal about that
universal topic of conversation, but it
is simply because it is an unusually
"good thing" to talk about.
The work of the Commercial associa-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-21

ecRoFUlA in its worst form
- yields to the blood cleansing power
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. Thousands of
cases have been perfectly CURED.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-21
National Home Matters.

| Maj. Anderson has received very en-
couraging letters from some of the
Iowa congressman and senator's, in
whom the National Home measure is
likely to have active workers.
w. L. Judkins has received word
that the president of the keystone
Cattle Company will spend few
months in Washington, and will exert
himself for the National Home.
j. G. Richer Il Co. are getting many
letters from the wholesale houses with
which they do business saying that
they have taken up the National Home
matter with their congressman and
senator's.
The entertainment committee is ar
ranging for placing drama upon the
boards by home talent, the proceeds to
go toward defraying the expenses in
CURED in the effort to secure the Nat
ional Home. ID. q. Grippen has been
chosen dramatic manager and we hope
to be able to announce that "The Texas
Steer'' or some other equally taking
drama has been decided upon.
DIR. Hargens has received a letter
from DIR. j. w. Andrews, of Mankato,
Minn., who is enthusiastic in support
of the National Home and being per-
sonal friend of the senator's and con-
gresham of his district he will urge
their support for the Home. DIR. An
drews has been here and his wife spent
some time here for the benefit of her
health. Both were greatly pleased
with the place.
There was meeting of the general
committees on the National Home mat
ter last Friday, when the work was
talked over and the chairman author
ized to call mass meeting of the citi-
zens at the city hall Saturday evening
of this week at 7:3O. Let the citizens
generally try and be present. Every
one is interested. Go and hear reports
upon the work being done.
r. G. Silkensen has received a letter
from Congressman Geo. M. Curtis, of
Iowa, saying that he will do everything
in his power toward locating the Nat
ional Home here at Hot Springs. He
was unreserved in his support of the
measure. He has been here and knows
of the advantages here offered.
H. ID. Clark Las letter from Con-
gresham Geo. d. Perkins, OF Sioux
City, saying that he will be pleased to
cooperate with the South Dakota rep.
resentatives in behalf of locating the
National Home at this place. Mr..
Clark also has nice letter from H. ID.
Cook, editor of the Davenport Repub-
lican, saying that he is in communica-
ton with Senator Allison concerning
the Home. Mr.. Cook is a great friend
of Hot Springs.
Push the work along; it's a good
thing, and it's being felt. Don't stop
at one letter but write again Keepup
the correspondence-keep things warm
by correspondence. Thank your
friends for what they have done, but
urge them to make it personal mat
ter and secure the active aid of SEN
ators and congressman. And above
all keep the postal trail hot with the
senators and congressman that you
happen to know.
The Weather and the National Home.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-05-26
Mrs. Tuttle'S Lecture.

The Alumni Parlor at the College
Monday evening was beautifully dec
Grated in honor of the distinguished
member of the Alumni Association and
at commercially early hour nearly
every seat of the prescribed number was
filled. President Clark introduced Mrs.
Tuttle most pleasantly in we'll chosen
words. When lady of ability, enriched
by exceptional opportunities for culture,
by study and travel, and one Of conspic.
uous achievement, proposes to give OF
her abundance for the benefit of an au
dience it is only natural that the best in
that line is expected. Mrs. Tuttle's lect.
ure, the initial one of course on color,
verified the most sanguine expectations.
The subject was treated with rare in.
telligence, fortified by confirmation from
the highest authorities abounded with
beautiful thoughts and practical sug
gestions. Her tribute to the value oil
Maxwell's disks as an educational basis
in this facinsting realm, Color, was a
point to be remembered. Mrs. ruttle's
easy manner, clear enunciation, and
graceful delivery contributed to an oc.
casion which was happily characterized
as 'texouisite"
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DODsONvILLE.
May Is, 1895

May 10, 1875.
John Briggs and wife, Of Russell, were
the guests Of relatives here last Sunday,
R. O. Thompson, an engineer on the
B. & o. s. w. Ry., is spending short
vacation with his parents here.
s. A. Thompson and wife, of Leesburg
spent Sunday with s. M. Thompson and
family
The Dodson toUrsh'n Sunday school
association will lueet at the Lutheran
Church here, Sunday, May Goth, at 2:3(
o'clock. An interesting program Ii
being arranged and everybody is invited
johnson Stroup, of Russelvile, wal
the guest of relatives here the lattel
part of last week.
There will be Sunday school organ
lied at Honolulu next Sunday at 2:3(
O'Clock. Everybody is invited to bt
present and lend helping hand.
Josiah Shaffer, our genial merchant
has purchased new buggy.
Farmers are very busy planting corn
h. s. Pulse, OF Lynchburg, and Geo
Pulse, of Leesburg, spent Sunday will
@. N. Pulse and wife.
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DeHass Divorce Case.

The DeHass divorce case, which was
to have been heard yesterday in the
Common Pleas Court, was indefinitely
postponed on account of the physical
inability of Mrs. DeHass to attend the
trial. 1t may be quite while before
the case comes up for hearing, as Mrs.
DeHass' condition does not encourage a
hope for her early recovery, and it is
possible she may never be able to attend
court.
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HARRISBURG.

May 21, 1898.
Farmers are all done planting corn.
Miss Mary Malcome, of Westboro, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. E. Vance.
Miss Rebeca Parks, OF Hillsboro, is
visiting at the home of j. o. Harris.
John Swisshelm and family, of Clear
Creek, visited VIM Calvert and family
last Sunday.
VIM. McConnaughey met with what
might have been serious accident last
Friday. He was chopping in the woods
where he in some way fell on the Ak
cutting cash in the feshy part of the
thigh near the large nerve. DR.. Crop
per, of New Market, was called and
dressed the wound.
Wesley Shaffer and Miss Maggie
Moore, called at Squire T. R. vance's last
Friday night, and in the presence of q
witnesses took upon themselves the
matrimonial vows that made them man
and wife.
Several new improvements will be
made in this place during the coming
summer.
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PRICETOWN.


Mrs. Margaret Faris and mother, Mrs.
Malcome, were visiting friends at Bel
fast last Sunday.
Robert Brown is now full fledged
stock buyer and trader.
Rev. Foust filed his regular appoint.
ment at Russelville Sunday. He was
accompanied by his family.
The best show on earth gave an ex.
hibition at this place last Friday night,
and the best people on earth were there,
too.
Robert Shaper went fishing a few
days ago with shot gun and returned
in the evening with nine pound carr
as the result of his good craftsmanship
J. M. Pulliam and wife entertained
quite a number of their friends Sunday
Mrs. Luna Ashman, with her sisters
Lizzie and Myrtle Laniger, of Middle
town, are visiting their parents at thil
place.
Henry Landess is having an addition
build to his house. Robert Shapel
carpenter.
The principle part of the exercises or
Decoration Day will be in the afternoon
The graves will be tagged in the morn
ing The people will assemble at tn,
church at l o'clock p. M, and first marct
to the Barker cemetery, thence to th,
Ruble cemetery, thence to the Christian
Church where the speaking will taxi
place. The band viii head the process
| sion,
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WILLETTSVILLE.

May %. 1898.
Most of the corn is planted in this
vicinity.
Abner Kibler and family spent Sun.
day evening with the family of Henry
Kibler.
The President of the Ohio Conference,
of the M. P. Church, will preach at
sharpsville next Saturday afternoon at
half past two o'clock. He comes highly
recommended and all should avail them.
selves of the opportunity of hearing
him.
Simon Smith and family, of Whining.
ton, were guests at the home of his
brother. Hiram, on Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Holiday and daughter,
Alma, were with friends in the Hill City
Saturday.
j. II. Brown and family were royalty
entertained by Hiram Smith and family
on Sunday.
Wilbur and Kenneth Turner have the
measles.
Alfred Cadwallader and wife now ride
in an elegant new phseton.
Children's day will be observed at Mt.
Olive the tirst Sunday in June.
Homer Achor and family were guests
of James Hart and family on Sunday.
Mirt Loumsn and family. of Clinton
comfy, spent Saturday and Sunday with
| friends here.
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HIGHLAND.

May 90, 1898.
P. o. Daughters and family spent last
Sunday with friends at Monroe.
GA. Dowdy is spending few days
with his wife's parents here.
Misses Sallie and Marie Cohn visited
in Vienna Friday.
Quite number of our citizens attend.
ed the Leesburg commencement Monday
evening last.
Lawrence jackson and wife have re-
moved to the P. F. Ladd property.
D. 8. Ferguson and daughter, Jessie,
made visit to Bloomingburg and q trip
on business to Columbus the beginning
of the week. =
The marriage of Alonzo Hodson and
Miss Ella Scott, of this place, occurred
at the home of the brother of the bride,
T. L Scott, Of Leesburg, on Wednesday
evening. May 18th, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Joel T. Wright. We
join with many friends in wishing them
the full enjoyment Of a happy and pros
porous life.
A number of our citizens attended the
Dewey Day ceremonies at Cincinnati
Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. E. II. Woodworth, Of
Port William, Ohio, and Rev. and Mrs.
Shepherd, of Bellbrook, Ohio, were en-.
tertained at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
o. Wright one day last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
Church will give strawberry and ice
cream festival in the Town Hall, Satur.
day evening, May 2Sth, to which very
cordial invitation is extended to every.
body.
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FOLSOM.

May Il, 1885,
A. J. Matthews and family, of Cedar
vile, Green county, was visiting friends
and relatives here last week.
J.C. Denham killed large snake last
Tuesday, it measuring five feet in length.
1t was of the blue racer specie. There
we're two of them but one got away.
The mill at this place was entered last
Tuesday night by some one who took all
the feed there was in it. This is the
third time this has happened. They
had better look out after this as We will
not be particular where we shoot.
Misses Martha and Lou Matthews
were calling on Mrs. ]. A. Gilmore last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. O. Mccoy was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Mercer, last Wed.
nesday.
Lilly Walker fell while hunting eggl
in the barn on the 18th and dislocated
her elbow.
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BELL.
May 90, 1898

May 70, 1898
Misses Lillian and Jennie Bergman,
of the Belfast House, returned home
from visit to Cincinnati, Mt. Carmel,
Ind and other places.
Miss Myrtle Roberts, who is making
her home in Greene county, is here for
few days, the guest of her parents, l..
Roberts and wife.
F. M. Newkirk is at Lexington, KY,
attending college.
Dr. T. w. Roberts will represent Hills
dale Lodge, No. 696, X of P, Bell, at
the 29th annual convention this week at
Dayton I.
Chas Trump, of Harriet, was guest
Sunday of his cousin, F S. Trump.
The Belfast Band will furnish the mu.
sic for the opening at Buffers Springs
June I'd. Quite number from this
place will attend.
j. w. Tener and wife are visiting their
son, Frank, at Winchester.
Thomas Gustin is improving his resi-.
dence by building veranda.
VIM. Calvert is having coat of paint
put on his house.
We are expecting a grand time here
on the 4th. Music will be furnished by
the band, under the management of R.
N. Calvert, Commander of the G. A. R.
Post. Able speakers are expected to be
present. An ice cream supper will be
held at night
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MARSRALL.
May %, 1898.

nay eos 1o0os
Mrs. Jas. Williams and children have
been visiting relatives in Adams county
the past week
Miss Anna Hiser closed very suc.
csssful term OF school here Saturday.
Ohildren's Day will be observed June
9th, ct the NJ e. Church.
There are several cases Of measles in
this vicinity.
Edward Stokes, Of Sacramento, CAL,
has been visiting relatives here.
Lille and Minnie Wis visited their
sister. hrs. Mines. Saturday and Sun
day.
There win DO an ics Dream supper IN
the O. q. Church yard Saturday sven'
ise. Nsy 3sth. Psoossds ior the bsne1l
= ~ shaseh. 1vssybedy Invited.
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Notice tO Physicians.

The trustees of Liberty township will
receive from the physicians of said
township sealed bids for the medical and
surgical attendance upon the poor OF
this township for one year. Bids will
be received until Saturday, June 4th, at
1o'clock p. m. The right to reject any OF
all bids reserved.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
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Decoration Memorial.

Decoration services will be observed
at Marshall, O, on Monday, May 30th,
1898 at $50 o'clock q. m. Addressed by
Hon. R. A. Davidson, of Hillsboro, o.
Memorial services by Rev. G.. W. H.
Smith at Presbyterian Church on Sun.
day, May Goth, at 1890 o'clock a. m.
Everybody cordially invited.
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HOws This Wilmington !

The Court House officials here would
like to tosrrange q game of baseball with the
officials of Clinton county. If the Clinton
countians are not scared or haven't all
gone TO war or the Klondike let them
speak out The Hillsboro rats are willing
TO fight here or invade the enemy's terri
tory. They are not ct all particular
about where it comes of Just 90 they
eet' an engagement. How about Il
Wilmington
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Presby terian Market.

The following ladies will please con.
tribute to the Saturday market:
Mesdsmes John Nelson, Joseph Hib.
ben, g. G. Walker. n. A. Fullerton.
John w. Evans, Ezra Stevenson, Moses
Willstt, ]. Med Stockton, Thomas Han.
naiosd, L B. Hilton. l. II. Quinn. Alfred
johnson, Anna Tslfair, John Spaxgur,
Caroline Shepherd, VIM. Heron. james
Dsooksbank, Joseph Spencer. J J. Pug
eley, VIM. Havmsn, VIM. Matthews,
Wflls woodrow. OeliBs Wjss, Adam
xruG, John eIttenhouss, Hsasy epohn
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Because that tired feeling 10 not the re.
suit of exsrtion. It ID due to the un.
healthy condition Of your blood. This
vital fluid should give nourishment to
every organ, nerve and muscle. But 1t
cannot do this unless it 10 rich and pure.
That II what you want to cure-that
tired feeling-pure, rich blood. Hoods
SaTsapayills viii help You get rested" "
It will enrich and purify your blood.
give you vigor and vitality and dbTacs
you up 70 that you may ieel we'll I'll
through The coming summer II you
havs nsvss trisd Hoods 6asuaparilla. da
% nov asd - how II snsssisss end
vitaliss ths vhelo syG1em.
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SONNER,S CHAPEL.

May %, 1898.
Most of the farmers are done planting
corn.
Wheat looking we'll, but not q large
acreage.
The third annual meeting OF the U. B.
Church convenes ut this place June 4th
and 5th. Rev. b. II. Chapman, of Chill.
licothe, in charge, assisted by Rev. d. E.
Pearce, pastor. Everybody is cordially
invited.
Children's service on Sunday night,
June 9th A Rne program will be pre-.
sented.
While none Of our boys have enlisted,
We have plenty willing to 60 If needed.
There 10 no lack of patriotism In this
neck Of the woods.
Miss Mae Haas, Of Proctorsville. visit
Cd friends in this vicinity the past week.
She u at present learning the art Of
drsssmaking with Mrs. J. b. Trop, at
Hillsboro.
Noble Ludwig and Madge Donaho and
Curtis Boiler and Minnie Reno attended
the Mowrystown 8. 9. convention yes.
tsrday.
Will Hare returned from Westervills
last Monday, having passed the examin'
ation.
Dallas Roads l. . frequent visitor here.
Wonder whyf
Everett Carr visited Minnie Rubls ct
Willsttsvills yesterday.
Elmer Hulss and Ben Donaho viii ~.
tasn from Valparaiso IN iew vsska
"lsasmbes the Malss" hadnse. -
-. r Gtnhaog Deoa
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New Game Warden.

Marshal James G. Lyle has been ap-
pointed by Chief Warden Reutinger as
game warden of Highland county, and
he has received his commission from
that official. John I. Young, who had
been warden here for 80 long, was re.
moved from the Office on account of his
failure to comply with certain rules and
provisions governing bis work
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Annual Conference Old Baptist, New
Carlisle, o., May 2S.31, 1898.

For the above occasion agents of the
the G. II. & D. Ry. will make rate of one
fare for the round trip. Tickets will be
sold May Goth to Goth inclusive, good
going only on date of sale, good return.
ing, leaving New Carlisle within thirty
days exclusive of date of eale.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-01-13
Court Of Appeals.

In the appellate court, now in
session at South McAlester. the
following decisions have been
rendered since our last report:
169 White VS.. White. Mo-
tion to docket and set down for
hearing this term.
g Mayes, ct al, VS.. FrIeburg,
Klein & &C. Motion to correct
judgment rendered January 5.
40 Walker VS.. Wantland.
Submitted on briefs.
-131 Sanders VS.. Thornton.
submitted.
125 Smith VS.. Moore. Sub
mitted.
126 Delh VS.. Keys. Submit
ted.
70 Fletcher VS.. Dulaney.
Reversed and remanded for
new trial.
127 G. G. & S. f. Ry. com
pany VS.. Underwood. Submit
ted.
128 G.. c. & S. T. Ry. com.
pany VS.. Bolton. Submitted.
129 McFadden g. Sons VS.,
Evans-Snider-Buel Co. Sub.
mitted.
ia Denison & Northern Ry
company VS.. Kilgore, judge,
dismissed without prejudice.
135 Rogers VS.. Nail. Sub
mitted.
134 Boharf VS.. Hull. Sub
mitted.
Isl Noyes, Norman & Co
VS.. Tootle, Wheeler & Motter
Submitted.
138 Case VS.. Ingalls,. Sub
mitted.
159 Smith VS.. James. Con
tinued by stipulation.
140 Miami Town Co. VS. Nc
Neal. Submitted on motion X
strike from the record and dis
miss.
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RALLARD,S SNOW LINIMENT

BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT
10 remedy that would be in every
home II all knew what thousands in
all parts of the continent have learn
ed. Those who have used ordinary
hniments are amazed at what Snow
Liniment does and the rapidity with
which il does it. Cures lame bac K,
rheumatism, neuralgia, soreness,
bruises, sta ains-muscular pains any
where. Equally good for animals
r. z. Moore, travelling salesman,
Galveston, Texas, says: Two bot
ties of Rallard's Snow Liniment
cured me Of rheumatism of three
months standing" When buying,
remember Snow Liniment has no
substitute. Sold by Coleman q
Lynn the Red Front Drug Store.
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Public InntalIaelon.

The Woodmen of the World will
have a public installation Of their
officers on next Friday evening at
their hall over the AKDMoREITE
Office. All interested in the work
of the order and the public gener-
ally, are cordially invited to be
present.
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BLEDSOE WRITES
REGARDING the Action OF indian Commit
tees-GIves q Brief Outline OF
the CaIIahan Bill.
To the Ardmoreite.

To the Ardmoreite.
Washington, Jan. 10.-The
committee on Indian affairs
meets tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Many of the provisions of the
bill have been agreed upon, but
nothing touching townsites.
The townsite features will be
discussed and agreed upon then
probably. There will be a wide
variance of opinion to begin
with. A provision will be re-
reported allowing for the pro-
lection of persons having leases
upon farming lands, improve
ment contracts or where the
same are held under some
agreement.
No one seems to be able to
predict what the result on the
townsite question will be. Sen
ator Pettigrew is the member
of the committee most radical
in our favor. 1t seems that the
chances are rather in favor of
of the payment of 80 per cent
of present values, with possible
maximum aud minimum clause,
with some show for a valuation
according to the original value
of the land considered for town
site purposes, to-wit: its loca-
tion with reference to railways,
watercourses and its other nat
ural advantages. The best in
formed member of the commit
tee cannot foresee the result.
Mr.. Callahan has introduced
bill to extend the line of Ok
lahoma Territory so as to in
clude the Indian Territory.
Section 2 provides that the cap
ital shall remain at Guthrie, un
til changed by law. Section !
provides that the territorial of
fcers Of Oklahoma shall be the
officers of the new Territory
Section 4 provides for the di
vision of the Indian Territory
into counties called Quapaw
Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw
Chickasaw and Seminole. Sec
tion 6 provides for a supreme
court to consist of three judges
Section z provides for the di
vision of the Territory into fiv,
judicial districts, and adopts
the laws of Oklahoma. Section
IL provides that the council
shall consist of twenty-five
members. thirteen of whom
shall be elected for Oklahomi
as at present bounded. and tn,
house of representatives is di
vided about the same way. Th
Indian Territory nor the peo
pie thereof are ever 10 becom
responsible for any Of the in
debtedness of Oklahoma.
Halsell of Vinita, Thompson
of Tahlequah and Ainsley an
Gardner OF the Choctaw natiol
are here; also j. j. McAlestel
The battle is undoubtedly on
The next few days will largel,
determine the fate of the town
sites in the Indian Territory.
S. T. BLEDsoE.