Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-22

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Fresh groceries aud fresh fruits at
Fargo's always.
The l;upi.. City Journa.
the birth of a son to the wife Of War
rem DicAover last sunday.
Mrs. Basfe... iis, the finest line of
stationary IN iowa at lowest prices.
The Transfer. Feed q Fuel Co. Sc
cured the Job nf movin:; The Cold
Brook School I!ousp. md OF co;rse
arc doing Tie job i'll fncsl'apc.
Rooms TO ,ei.t Ter li..ht hcuse-Aecp-
ing in NiinnoAahta hotel. Very pleas
ant. nice o0mi,.
Rev. \. \. Iirown viii preach for the
CONGREGATIONAL Church next Sunday
morning as II O'Clock. Theme, "Blood
that Condemns and Blood that jus
tiiies."
We can save YOU money on organs
aud pianos best make for sale 10y
Theo. Reuser. Oelrichs. $. ~.
The subject at the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning viii he, Selfish
ness Not True Hc!igiou,' and the even
ing subject. SHOULD We Eudeavor to
Please Mem
Why loose your cattle when you can
save them 10y using Pasteur Black Leg
Vaccine Tor safe by Theo. Ecascr, Del
richs. $. ID.
Willis Cable and family returned
Tuesday morning from Lincoln, Eeb.,
where they have resided for Il little
overa year. lie will again be employed
by the Transfer Co. and is glad to get
back. He is IL fine fellow and is vel
coined back.
For SAln-Two GOOD riding or driv-
ing horses one fairly good size, the
other rather small. but fine rider and Il
beauty. Inquire at STAR office.
lion. james III. %lIclicls, who was
comptroller of the currency under the
Cleveland administration, arrived i'll
the city last Saturday, accompanied 10y
DIR. Murphy. the noted Chicago SUP
scon. MIR. Eckels made himself quite
noted during his ineumbcMcy of that
office. and was afterwurd chosen as
president of the Commercial National
Bank. Of Chicago. which ut that time
had deposits Of two million dollars,
and which have been increased since
then to nine million. Mr.. Eciels has
no sympathy whatever with the vaga-
ries of some of his democratic breth-
rem, and believes that the future of
that party is destined to dismal failure
until more mature wisdom prcdoml-
mates III the leadership. Mr.. Eckels
was here for rest and recuperation.
both of which he acquired to a delight
full degree.
You'll never get tired, tagged out.
disappointed. unhappy OF make mis-
takes i'll marriage il you use Rocky
Mountain Tea. Ask your druggist.
Henry Rennau. the Burlington e
gineer who runs between Edgemont
and Deadwood. had ii day off Tuesday,
and spent the day in Hot Springs
calling upon friends. He says that
the grading upon the ID. ~ w. between
Mystic and rapid City has been
started with a good force of graders
and tllat.thev are making things lively
up that way. The Burlington is also
being pusheddown to keystone, though
Fitzpatrick Bros. N Collins are much
handicapped for want of men. They
pay 81 a day. The report that they
have shipped il a lot of negro laborers
is not true. although they would doubt.
less be glad to employ men of any
color who will do the work. There S
plenty of work for all. Mr.. Renna,l
says that the Burlington scheme OF
sprinkling the road bed with oil works
to perfection.
Husbands who have wives that az.
troubled with headaches will do we'll
to read what Mr.. y. i. Clark of Bron
son. Mich. says on the subject. He
writes: when at the Worlds l'ait
my wife was suffering with Il sever
headache, she being subject to theme
bought 1T the nearest drug store a
box OF Krause's Headache Capsules
and they proved III excellent medi
cine" Sold by Emil Hargens.