Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-06-30
SPRAY of tee Springs.


at his command, and while he may
have faults, and who has not, he has
worked to such advantage that many
of them should be overlooked for the
good he has done. OF all places on
earth, where sanitation shonld be
practiced, the health resort stands
preeminent, and we believe it has been
the policy of Mayor Hargens to look
after the interests of Hot Springs
along this line, more than any of his
predecessors have done. We hope that
he may not grow weary in we'll doing,
Notwithstanding the carping criticism
of his enemies, but labor for the up
building of the city in its moral, SAM
tary and material interests.
Clothing Clothing! at the Fair.
The Board of Equalization finished
It's labors Monday evening, and made
a number of changes, raising some as
sessments and lowering others.
Money to patent good ideas may be
secured by our aid. The Patent Re-
cord, Baltimore, NJ. d.
Our market gardeners are just begin
ming to market some of their produce.
The spring has been SO cold and back
ward that ''garden sass" has not grown
we'll.
You cad see the Wind Cave speci-
mems and Bad Land collections that
were at the Worlds Fair by going to
II. Young's museum. Admission S1.OO
Ed. Towns, the rustler for Perkins
Brothers, of Sioux City. was in the city
Tuesday. He says the severe rains in
Iowa have almost made the farmers
despair of ever getting the weeds out
of the corn and much of the wheat has
been literally drowned.
1t makes no difference how bad the
wound ii you use DeWitt's Witch Haz,
ell Salve; it will quickly heal and leave
no scar. Emil Hargens, Il. B. Cook 4
Co.
Miss Mamie Smithson is making
good use of her musical talent. On
Tuesday of each week she drives ovel
to the Wyatt neighborhood where she
gives lessons to eight music scholars
who come to meet her there from the
surrounding country. She certainly
deserves great credit, and is spoken OF
as All excellent teacher.
Martins Valley Stock Company has
four young bulls for sale-two Short
horns, one Red Poll. one Black Pol
Aberdeen Angus. WV. M. O'BANIoN
Manager.
Miss Inez GODDARD celebrated her
twelfth birthday on Tuesday by invit
ing about twenty of her young friend:
to make merry with her. They simply
had an immense time and the littl,
lady showed herself an ideal hostess
Games, an attempt at dancing the
Georgia Damp Meeting, and othe,
~amusements were INDUCED in, daint.
refreshments were served and all wen
home happy that life had so much jo,
in it. A goodly number of handsom.
presents were received, which Mis-
, Inez will treasure as mementos of the
' the occasion.
What you want is not temporary re
Q lief from piles but Il cure to stay cured
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cure
: piles, and they stay cured. r. b. Coo
3 & Co., Emil Hargens.
> In the assurance of the election O
David b. Henderson, of Iowa, as speak
er of the national house of representa-
!, tives, Hot Springs may safely count OF
a fair show of our National Sanitariur
in the next congress-. We believe tina
" our efforts will now be crowned will
success. There is now no obstacle o
any kind in the way. The resolution
q by our own department G. A. r., thos
of tho Iowa department which recent
]. met at Waterloo, and those of tn
p National Encampment at Cincinnati
}, last year, cannot be ignored and we be
) lieve the prize is almost within GU
grasp.
q John, if you were a woman, YOU
, know as l know and all other womeI
, know, that Rocky Mountain Tea is tn
Q greatest blessing woman ever had; 3
s cents. Ask your druggist.