Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-13

Judge Juckett is exhibiting consid-
cradle interest in his alma mater, the
Norwich University, of Mortified, Vt.
He has offered q gold medal to the
base ball player of that institution who
sustalns the highest average in his
studies during the year. sThe judge
was one of the crack ball players Of
that team while there, being a member
in 1887, when they won the state cham
pionship among college teams, he sus-
t~ainining the position of catcher with
great credit, and therefore feels a spe.
cial interest in the ball players there.
Their old college ball team-the best
one that institution ever had-expects
to get together there at next COM
mencement day and play the present
college ball team. The old team is
scattered all over the United States
and one is in the Philippines, but they
expect to come together for this event,
excepting the n who is in the Philip
pines. Mr.. Juokett hopes before next
June to be able to get in a little prac-
tice here at home so that he will not
disgrace his old team. He has scarcely
played ball since he graduated in 1890,
and says he must get into the harness.
The Norwich University is where
Dewey attended and they have i'm.
proved the opportunity to raise a fund
for the erection of a Dewey Hall, and
have already raised over 100000. All
of the alumni and friends all over the
country are contributing to it. Nj.
Juckett sent $40 to the fund. They are
also building a new fraternity building
and both new structures will be dedi-
Gated next June with great pomp, and
Admiral Dewey will take part.
Grace-Better doctor your health be-
fore applying identifying remedies.
Rid yourself of constipation, indiges-
ton, with Rocky Mountain Tea, and
you'll have a beautiful face. Ask your
druggist.
Mrs. Eckstein gave a most delightful
party Thursday afternoon, to some
twenty-five ladies. 1t was a Favorite
Recipe party and each lady was
requested to bring her favorite recipe.
Neat little blank booklets had been
prepared for each guest in which to
copy the favorites and a jolly time
was had. The recipes ranged all the
way from making pickles to how to
preserve a husband. About 5 o'clock
elegant refreshments were served and
soon after the guests began to dis
perse each m expressing her enjoy
ment of the afternoon and congratulate.
ing the hostess on the unique enter
tainment provided.
just f%orty-eight hours is sufficient
time to cure a bad cold when you take
krause's Cold Cure. 1t will not nau-
seate the stomach or constipate the
bowels and is pleasant and safe totake.
Costs 25cents. Sold by Emil Hargens.
DIR. j. a. Sherman, of Cherokee. Ia.
who came here about two weeks ago
broke down from overwork, died at
the Evans Tuesday morning. After
coming here he suffered a stroke of.
paralysis and later of apoplexy, but
greatly overcame the effects from
them. But the fore part of the week
he became rapidly worse and died
early Tuesday. His wife and daughter
were with him when he died. The re-
mains were taken to Chicago for burial.
He was a prominent physician and was
district surgeon for the Illinois Cen.
trail railway.
Mr.. j.. 4. Eastman, an influential
citizen OF Marysville, Cal, recognizes
the value of Krause's Headache Capsuls
and does not hesitate to tell others
about 1t. IL have been an intense suf-
ferer from sick headache; have tried
lnnumerable remedies with no salts
factory results till l used your Krause's
Headache Capsules" Sold by Emil
Hargens.
Miss Emma L. Swartz, State Secre.
tary for s. ID. of the "Womans Bap-
fist Foreign Missionary Society of the
West" is expected to arrive this a. m.
and will speak at the Baptist Church
Sunday Oct. 10 both morning and
evening in the intrest of Missions. At
$3.50 Sunday p. m. she will hold a
special meeting for ladies, to which
every lady in town is invited.