Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-24
SpgaY Of tpe Sprtngs.

L0ceS rare at the Fair.
The STAR,s telephone is 43. Ring US
up for good printing.
For first-class barbering 60 to Mil
Ter. the artistic down town barber.
Elsewhere in this issue appears q
few announcements OF secret socie-
ties. The STAR will very gladly pub
lish free all such notices that may be
handed in. Other organizations are
requested to hand in notices.
You receive prizes for using Dia-
mond &c" Seap. Your grocer can tell
you about it.
Governor Lee has received . draft
from the government in AID of the SOL
dier's home to the amount Of 1926.
This is q larger sum than is usually re-
ceived quarterly for the home from
that source, which comes from the in
creased attendance.
Rooms to rent for light house. keep
ing in Minnekahta hotel. Very pleas
ant, nice rooms.
M. G. Fosnes, that postofice inspec-
tor who used to have charge of South
Dakota postal affairs, and who was so
rigid about seeing that things we're
done right, has been appointed to take
charge of the service now being inaug-
urated in Cuba. He will see that they
have good service down there.
Lady's gold plated Waist Set free
with Diamond &c" Soap wrappers.
Ask your grocer about it.
Yesterday afternoon Loomis s. Gull
appeared before tho Sophomore class
Of the high school and gave them an
interesting lecture for about an hour
On different phases of law and civil
government. The lecture was highly
instructive, and was thoroughly en-
ioyed 10y the entire class.-Lead Trib.
une.
y years subscription free to nearly
anyone of the Standard magazines to
users of Diamond "C' Soap.
Over 100000 will be spent during
1899 by the Burlington road in i'm
provements to its track, road-bed and
bridges west of the Missouri River. OF
this amount over 100000 will be put
into new iron bridges. One hundred
and fifty miles of 75-pound rails will
replace lighter rails, and ove 100000
new ties will be put in.
Go to Il. ID. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. S..
To be an attractive resort Hot
Springs must spend no small amount
i'll money ald labor in the planting of
trees. Everybody knows that trees
are necessary for beauty and comfort,
aud visitors cannot enjoy themselves
unless they have such things. True
we have the pines which are lovely
but they are scattered about the hills
and in the ravines. We need trees
about our homes and along our streets
= Zig ills, as well az ,ittlo- Ills of the
kidneys, cannot resist the curative
power of DR.. Sawyer's Ukatine. Emf
Hargens.
Officials of western railroads antici
pate almost as great IL movement tt
California this year as in 1897. Th'
occasion is the annual meeting of the
National Educational Association a,
Los Angeles in July. Rates have no
yet been fixed but they will probabl,
be somewhere in the ne%ighborhood o
one fare for the round trip. In othe
words, the cost of a round trip ticke
to Los Angeles from Nebraska will b
about S52.
Have you a cold? A dose of Ballard
H0rehound Syrup at bedtime will re
nov it. Price % cts, and SO cts
Emil Hargens.
"What does it cost to operate q din
ing car" echoed Mr.. L. N. Hopkins
oommissary of the Burlington Rail
road to al Omaha newspaper mar
SWELL, that's q hard question to al
swer. But there are two items ths
will give you an idea. The flowers tbs
ornament the tables In u dining car
cost over $1,000 q pear and the men
cards mean an annual expense G
$1,000 more. Quite a lot of money fc
little THINGS isn't it?"
Cooling and grateful in its effect
you will find DIR. Sawyer's Arnica an
Witch Haz4 Salve for eczema, pile
Hives, burns and cuts. Emil Hargen
According to the Railroad Agent
Cleveland, the pennant for fast rul
ming on American railroads has bee
transferred from the East to the cour
try west of the Mississippi River. I'll
splendid showing made by the Blu,
lington fast mail trains between Chic,
go and Council Bluffs is what ht
brought about the change. Thes
trains now make the 500 mile run b