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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-21
A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with its
sudden changes of temperature,-rain
wind and sunshine often intermingled
in single day,Ait is no wonder that
our children, friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from us by
neglected colds, half the deaths re.
sulting, directly from this cause. A
bottle of Boschee's German Syrup
kept about your home for Immediate
use will prevent serious sickness, a
large DOCTORS bill, and perhaps death;
by the use of threo or four doses
For curing Consumption, Hemor-
rhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs
Group, or any disease of the throat OF
lungs, its success is simply wonderful,
as your druggist will tell you. Get a
sample bottle free from Emil Hargens
Regular size, 70 cts. Get Green's
Prize Almanac.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-21
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FIRST NJ. E, CHURCH.

Preaching at IL a. m. and p. m. by
the pastor. Subject both morning
evening "Childhood and Sonship OF
Christ"
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. >E. A
Fasset supt. Young peoples meeting
6:30 p. M.
The Sabbath school will give ar
entertainment on Christmas eve.
The public arc cordially invited {,
these services.
BAPTIST CHURH.
Subject next Lords day, morning
"Chimham's Inn.'' A Christmas
sermon. Services also in evening.
Special music for each service.
The Sabbath Schoolwill have Christ.
mae exercises Christmas, eve, flag drill
recitations, class exercises, ETC., with q
Christmas tree.
A series of protracted meetings be.
gin at Buffalo Gap Wednesday evening
in charge of Rev's Bennett ant
Sturdevant.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-21

a. G. Gaylord returned Tuesday
from his trip to Iowa.
Liveryman Smith has added another
neat phaeton to his equipment.
w. w. Stewart returned Tuesday
from his business trip to Illinois.
The Ilason work upon the Miner
MciAennon plunge is being pushed
along rapidly.
Call at Cross new studio for fine
photographs and views of Wind Cave
and the Black Hills
Mrs r.. j Hammer and children re-
turned Tuesday from their visit to
relatives at Akron, Iowa.
Cole is making special inducements
on photographs for the holidays.
oh no, dear Times Herald, the post.
office declares that you are wrong
again and that they have lots of money
orders.
Charley Fallon has purchased the
w. l.. Gardner drug store in Rapid
City, where he has been clerking for
nearly two years
A. L. Eckstein saw Ben Cleghorn OH
his farm near Manley, Neb.. and says
he is getting fat and prospering The
boys enjoy working on the farm, and
the health of the whole family is en-
cellent.
There have been numerous com.
plants of late of cattle running at
largo about the city nights. The city
marshal is after them i'm earnest now
and somebody is likely TO have to pay
dearly for town pasturage.
We are "agents" also dealers il, coal
and coal that will suit you. Don't fail to
have Il talk with ns on the coal question.
Transfer Feed & fuel Co.
The jury in the case of Calkins VS..
First National Bank OF Custer failed
to agree and SO reported last Friday
morning. We understand the jury
stood II for the defendant and ] fo1
the plaintiff. 1t is probable that ii will
come up again at the next term OF
court-so say the attorneys for the
plaintiff. 1t is quite an expensive case
for Fall River county.
Two or three teamsters with gooo
heavy teams wanted for hauling
lumber and ties. NJ. j. Bailey Co..
Custer S. Oak.
1t was rumored the latter part of last
week that there were two or three pro
fessional safe blowers in town--so taa
an extra night watch was talked Of
but the fellows did not remain long
Tho of them have since been arrested
at Lead City They were lodged in s
steel cage at Lead at 6 o'clock in the
evening. The officers went to suppe,
and returned at : o'clock, but Their
birds had flown, h"vimg used their ex.
portness in removing the lock upon
the inside OF the door. But they were
recaptured at Englewood and are nov
safely hold at Lead.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-21
Spray OF tee Springs,

The weather remains balmy and
springlike
Get your JOB WORK done at this
Office.
True Parson painted the court house
bridge deep carmine this week.
s. F.. Wilson went down to Omaha
Saturday on some legal matters, re-
turning via Lincoln.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash or loaned on Elmer II. Juckett
Minnekabta Block
&. G. Wooster left Monday for {.
visit to his relatives in Wisconsin, to
be gone until after Christmas.
Miss Mayme Smithson has returned
from Oelrichs and expects to remain
for some time. Her numerous young
friends are very glad of her return.
Wood taken in exchange for pictures
ut Coles gallery.
BY the aid of the y ray DIR. Hargens
located Il needle in the heel of Z. r..
Farber's little daughter Saturday and
cut it out. The needle had been in
there for about year, though at the
time she hurt her foot it was thought
she had simply stepped on tack. 1t
has hurt her some ever since, but of
late gave considerable trouble.
Art thou one of the many that has
drained the Golden Nectar that max
eth thy heart full of strength and
gladness? If not, take Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
A. L. Eckstein returned Tuesday
from his visit to his parents and rela-
tives at Brooklyn, N. Y. He left Mrs.
Eckstein in New York, but she will
reach Chicago this week, where she
will visit for few days, then go to re-
latives in Wisconsin. She will also
visit at Plattsmouth, NeS., for a few
weeks, so that she will probably not be
home until about February l. MIR.
Eclsstein says he had delightful time
with his parents. and renewing old
friendships.
We want you to try our Sheridan
Nut Coal in your bass burner. or any
magazine stove. Transfer Feed 81 Fuel
Co.
DIR. Robinson. of Hot Springs, who
came on Monday. entered that evening
upon his ministry in aid of the pastor.
Mrs. Robinson came with him. She is
a beautifu! singer and her voice in
song is ii great aid to the melodies of
the services. The three evenings of
the meetings have been fairly we'll at
tended and the series have been inter
esting and highly beneficial. DIR. Rob-
inson is q cleaE strong and eloquent
preacher, ;;s all who have heard him at
these scrvises or during the previous
period of his pastorate in this city, can
testify Rapid City Journal.
Bright eyes are an infallible index
| to youth, nice windows from which
Cupid shoots his arrows. Rocky
Mountain Tea makes bright eyes. Ask
your druggist
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-21
The Salvation Army.

The following services are held by
the Salvation Army in Hot Springs:
Meetings at Salvation Army Hail.
Sunday 1890 a. m. Holiness meeting;
3 p. IN. open air service;4 p.m Sun
day school; 1870 open air service; 8 p
m. service in Hall; also service each
v en- ing at s. p. m. at the Hall.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-21
1s111SS1oS
General Passenger Agent.
Worlds Champion.

II tried many remedies to cure piles"
writes w. r. Smith. of Lamtham, Ill,
ssbut found no relief till 1 used Bnck.
lens Arnica Salve. have not been
tooubled with piles since." It's the
only champion pile cure on earth and
The best salve in the world; 25c per
box, guaranteed by Emil Hargens,
druggist.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-21
How it is Done.

The first object in life with the
American people is to "get rich;" the
second how to regain good health
The first can be obtained by energy,
honesty and saving; the second good
healthy by using Green's August
Flower. Should you be q despondent
sufferer from any of the effects OF
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Appendi-
citis, Indigestion, etc., such as Sick
Headache, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Sour Stomach, Hibitual Costiueness
Dizziness Of the Head, Nervous Pros.
tration, Low Spirits, etc., you need not
suffer another day. Two doses Of the
we'll known August$Spwer will relieve
you at once. G03 VI Hsrgens aud
get 9 -ss = =ss=3e Regular size
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For Sale.

Our elegantly furnished Meat
Market doing $1,000 worth of business
per month. A bargain for you.
FARGO MER. Co.
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Clerical Per,nits-1yo1.

Applicationsfor clergymen'sh half-fare
permits for 1901 should be fled at the
earliest possible date with the local
agent of the B. & NJ. r. r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-05
BARTON LANDING.

Deacon Charles Mirston, one OF our Cll-
est and most respected citizens died
March eth at the advanced age of near
w Sc years Funeral services Were con-
Quoted by his pastor, Roy, II. y. Barnard,
We're held at his late home on Thursday.
which were largely attended by his neigh
hors and friends from this and ad1oinin :
towns. Deacon Maiston was born and
reared in Oxford y II. but early in lie
settled in Vermont having lived in Crafts
bury Johnson. Eden and for many years
in Glover from which town he moved 10
This village some seven years ago. tie
WAS man Of exceptionally clear and az
tive mind, "A great reader and of high
moral character. ono OF his brothers,
Gen. Gilman Marston, attained distinction
in the time OF our civil war, receiving the
appointment of brigadier general and was
afterwards a representative from New
Hampshire in Congross.-DCaCon Marston
retained his mental faculties and interest
in current events, political social and re-
lgious remarkably. until a few days OF
his death. lie leaves one son and an un-
married daughter with whom he has al
ways lived. and married daughter, who
resides in Glover, where the remains were
taken for interment beside his wife, Who
died some years ago.-Thomas Buzzo and
wife went to Worcester, Mass, last Sat
urday night, where Mr., Buzzo expects Ia
submit to an operation for appendicitis
Fred Lothrop has moved into Mrs Bells
tcnement-Nery little sugar has been
made yet in this Nicinity.-The ice was
nearly all out of the pond here the I'd
inst, as early as the average of the last
fifteen years-Carol Ford commenced
clerking for O. W. Locke last Monday -
w. f. Twombly went to Massachusetts
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JERICHO.

The annual meeting Of the w. c. T. /.
will he held with Mrs. Mary Balch, Thurs
day afternoou.-A son was born April LIST
to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buxton Max Buz-
zell goes this week to East Barnet whore
he has work-Mrs. G. S. Palmer OF Dako-
tn is visiting friends In town.--Rev. ID. G.
Fletcher will preach his last sermon at
the NJ. r. church here next Sunday
Miss Fannie Howe Of Hartford. Conn, is
visiting at Frank owe's.-Elsic Wood
ruff Of East Hardwiclt is visiting Miss
Lennie Carter this week-Carroll Lamph-
Ter is spending a few days with his par
cnts.--L +. Tcrrll of Underhil has NOV
cd into his house purchased of K. Is.
GaluSha.-M Grace Mead of Burlington
spent Sunday with Miss Wellic Field
Wilbur Newton commenced work in Nay S
creamery Monday.--Mrs. :. y. Wells of
Burlington was in town Wednesday.
:. Woods moved to Essex Junction Tues
day.-Ruth G. the only child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. Bradford Of Swanton. died
Monday with burial here Wednesday
Webster has moved into his house vacat-
ed by II. :. Woods-Nery little sugar has
been made in this section.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Sally Noble Darling died March Is.
at the advanced age of ~ years backing
% daysD She survived her husband by 10
years. She was the mother of 10 children,
: Of whom survive her. col Ehud If
Washing on, -. G.. Robert \. of Spring
cove, y. T., John of Nevada, Mrs. Almcr
Phelps of Berkshire, Mrs. Sarah Howard,
of Malone, \. V, Mrs. o. L. Kinds OF s..
Adams and Miss NJ. Jane OF this place.
Mrs. Darling was life long resident of
this place. always having lived within Il
mile of the place of her birth. She was a
woman of rare ability. She was active in
church. a kind nciGhbor, helpful in sick
ness. She was more thoughtful of others
than OF herself. She was held in the high
est esteem by all who knew her. The fu-
neral was held Friday March %. The Rev
w. q. Seoheld officiated, assisted by the
Rev. w. T.. Stanley. There were a num-
Der Of very fine flowers from friends OF
st. Adams and elsewhere. The family
have the Sympathy OF all.-RcV. w t.
Stanley starts for conference next Mon
day.-Asa livingston of St. Adams was
at home over Sunday.-Mr. Gross has re-
signed the position principal Of the
village school.-Mrs. Ethan Bruso is very
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Charles Bailey who has been Il
great sufferer for many years. passed
away Friiay March 80 Funeral services
were held at the house Saturday
Anna Durham who has been spending a
short time with her mother has returned
TO her school in Burlingto n.-Miss Nellie
Woodruff is spending a few weeks with
her sister in Wmooski.-Master Harold
Taylor and sister of Hardwick spent last
Saturday with their aunt. Mrs. Or. Weeks
lie" Underwood of Windsor has been
spending a few days with his parents in
this place.-Freu Han who mas been
spending the winter with his uncle in
Manchester. y. H., has returned home
DR.. Adgatc and daughter Annie who have
been spending the winter in Virginia are
expected home next wcek.-Miss Sonola
tldridge is to teach IN Walden this sum-
mcr.-Mss Bertha Ransom who has been
working IN Mrs. French's millinery store
at HardwICk has returned home.-MrS. r.
G. Davis and daughter have returned TO
their home i'm Reconsideration Miller
has moved his family onto the farm re-
Gently vacated ~ William Young. Tine
family OF the latter have moved to Hard
wick where the. will run boarding
sc.-Mrs. G. II. Wilmerson has been
Z on the sick list.
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Fuller's clothing all in flames She stood
in the floor apparently trying to go out
the door, hut instantly she fell dead at his
feet. She was fesrfully burned and must
have breathed in the smoke and flames 10
have died SO quickly. The funeral was
held Tuesday, Rev. a. H. Blake ofiiciat =
ing.-llerhert Sheldons wife has returned
from her visit to Troy.--Mrs Betsey Ann
Hunter Newell attempted suicide on Tues
day the eth by cutting n cash in her
throat eight inches long. She went out
into room which was connected with
the shed ana laid up her glasses. took ont
her false teeth and sashcd her throat
with n razor. She is thought to have
tainted from loss of blood. Mr. Newell
was absent and left his wife with his par
ents, old people In about TWO hours she
came into the house with the ghastly
wound. Doctors were called and her wound
50 wed M and AT present writing she Is
alive but very insane. Tho tit Of insaui Y
attacked her suddenly. she seems deter
mined to destroy her life. David Wood
has been quite sick recently. -Errest Law
son Is some better and his mother is i'm
provinE.--Mrs Charles Ingalls, has been
stopping with her sister. caring for her in
her great distress. Simon Atwood, his
wife and son Dale have been visiting at
c. y. simpsons lately.--Mary Flanders
has begun work al St .1ohnshurH.-MY ra
Wells was home over Sunday from s..
Johnsbury.-A couple of Edwin INNS
nophews from 81. Johnshury are stopping
with him.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Mrs l.. II. RoWley of RiChford who has
been visiting here has returned to her
homo-Mr. A. h. Nelson of Derby Line
is in town for few days-Mr. II. 5, cur
rler has rented his farm TO Mr.. Bean and
has moved into =. q. Brennan's house
recently occupied by Mr. ADMINISTERED
Lumbra has moved from IA. II. Clapp's
house ON the corner to ioCtorVille and
Philip Constinc's family now occupy the
Clamp house Miss Cora Goodspced of
Poultncy visited AT II. r. Portcr's recent
ly.-Mrs. Archie Lovctt of Montpelier Wis
tied her sister Mrs. Herman Campbell of
this place the past week.-Miss Lila Por-
ter is spending few days in Richford
with her aunt. Mrs. V. d. Taylor
ten pound daughter was born to MIR.
and Mrs. Henry La Plant March Both,
Miss Nellie Gilmore returned to Burling-
ton on Saturday She was accompanied
by her brother John. Messfs A, B. and
G. e. Nelson were called to their home
in Derby on Monday to attend the funeral
of CAPT A. T. Foster. Henry Buskoy and
Miss Ethelnc La Fountain were married
Thursday, March 29.-The nne-montl his
old son of Mr., Theophilu. DeZotels died
Friday and was buried on Sunday.-Mr.
r.. T. Brown returned Monday from Wi
noosli whore she has been the past few
weeks caring for her mother, who Is seri-
ously ill.--VeiY little sugar has been made
as yet.-Frank Dezotellc had the misfor-
tune to cut Oft a finger at Nelson. Hall &
Co. S mill Monday, Alec Bishop met with
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HARDWICK.

The concert in the opera house Friday
evening by the Burlington High School
Banjo and Mandolin Clubs was greatly en-
loved by fair-Sized audience. It appears
that the school has some very promising
musicians. The audience manifested the
greatest enthusiasm over the "bottle SOLO
by MI Walker, and the singing of the
quartcttc.-Mr. Allen Place, an aged res
dent, passed away last week. The funcr-
al wds held Saturday from the residence
of his son-n-IaW, Walter DuttOn, Rev. q.
o Howe officiating funeral Of Mrs
Mcclellan was held at the Free Baptist
church on Monday. Tho deceased was "a
member of the Conversational church at
Greensboro. having removed 10 HardWCk
last fail. Rev. +. =. Fisk OF Greensboro
Iofficiated The intermcnt was at Walden.
Mrs. q. o. Howe leaves town this week,
to be absent until after the meeting of the
Vermont Conference Mr. Howe starts
for the conference next Monday. During
his year of service the pastor has won the
respect and affection of the people and his
return is desired and expected. Emerson
Clark Trow. George Trow will have the
management Of the business, and will oc-
cupy the shed just vacated by Danforth
Bros Mrs. Brush is slowly recovering
! from her attack Of the grip.-Mr. and Mrs.
! Dorman Bridgman are sick.
! The seniors of the High school have Sc
| cured Prof. James Walter Crook of Am
! bert College to give lecture on The Eng
fish and Beers in South Africa at the
opera house Friday evening, April 9Th.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Sturges entertained
the ladies of East Fairfield with new SUI
gar Monday evening, March 26th.-'rhere
was a church social AT Amasa Gilbert
Friday evening Miss Sadie Bradley VINO
has been very i'll at w II. Morey's is i'm
proving rapidlN.-Mrs. w. G. IIaWley was
confined 10 the house by illness last week,
but is feeling much better,-Mrs. John
Cover has been suffering from severe
cold the past few days.-Mr and Mrs. l.
W. Chase entertained relatives from the
west last week. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nor
rill of St. Adams Bay visited at j. g.
Pringles last Week.-Rev. +. Barnhy
Leach Of Sheldon was in town Wednesday
March 18th, and made several calls. Mr.
Leach was on his way 70 bakersfield
where he was 10 hold service Wednesday
night. Mr.. Leach also held Episcopal ser
vices N the church here Monday evening,
April 2ud.-Mrs G. j. Read has been con
fined to the house by illness, for several
days-This post office has been designated
by the post office dept. as a separating
and distributing office, with $50 per year
additional allowance by reason e the
large amount of transit mail passing
through to other offices.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS

turned from New York. few farmers
tapped their sugar orchards last week, but
little sugar was made. The snow Is set
very deep i'm the woods A daughter was
born to MIR and Mrs. win can last week.
+. A. Shcrburn and ID. l.. Saunders of
Montpelier lodge No > OF odd Fellows
were IN Attendance at the regular meeting
Of Samaritan Lodge of Odd Fellows. amt
addressed the order. cOmplimenting them.
The interior of the post office has re-
ceived a much needed coat Of uaint-MrS.
Clifford Han of Burlington was the guest
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs T.. l.. Free
man several days reccntlV.-AlisS Anna
Barker now of the business college at Al
hany, y. V. has returned after spending
~ few days at home. She has been offered
and accepted position in the school. hut
will pursue her studies cvcniuEs.-Mt =.
Russell of Waterbury was the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs Edward Norway last
Weei.--rhomas Ryan Of Burlington has
bought out the blacksmith business OF
Jones Atkins. and took possession the IND
inst. Albert Williams has bought the W il
liam Williams farm.-Ccorgc y. Townc,
IT, G. Towne. John Gleason. and Mark
Berry were in Burlington recently to take
the civil service examination.-Thc Lad
les church Aid Society will meet at Mrs.
w. y. Walls next Friday Mrs May
Taft and Mrs. Mrs. W. II. Wall will on
tertain.-W O. Vincent fell on the ice
Sunday wight and broke his leg between
his ankle and knee. a very serious frac-
ture.-.Tcachers engaged for the graded
school. which will commence Monday he
ON inst are Miss Guptil. Miss Richard
son. Miss Abirnc and Miss ToNnc. Jones
vlo. Miss Williams, No. 2 Miss Leonard
Rarton.-Mrs. c. NJ Ferguson is i'll with
the grin
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ST. ALBANS BAY.

The public schools OF this town will
open Monday. April 9TH.
Mr. John Button is spending few days
i'm Franklin
Prosper RiChS condition OF health is not
very much improved Smith Brooks. an
aged and respected citizen. is dangerous
~ i'll with pneumonia.
j. G. Lcslie's new steam yacht was
brought here Saturday from the city and
launched ON the ice.
Dow Crooks has rented his farm and
will occupy the Bostwick house, vacated
by Buel Green.
Miss Grace Crosby is spending a week
at the Bay before leaving for her future
home in Kccne. n. IL.
Miss Gertrude Mcdonald, who has act
, cd as teacher in the primary department
of the Alhurg graded school FOR the past
year has been assigned the position as
principal of that institution.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
WATERVILLE.

Inc -cuoolmates and friends OF Miss
Gladys Thomas gave her a party last Sat
urday evening at her home in honor Of
her 18th birthday. 1t was complete sur
prise, she being away from home, and ar
irving only after the house was well filled.
Some of her friends generously aided y
contributions from parents and sister pur-
chased beautiful gold watch as an APP
propriate gift. other presents were also
brought. Mr.. Moses Wilbur presented the
watch and other gifts with a few pleas
ant words. Miss Thomas responded in a
charming manner, Mrs Alma Scott fur
nished flowers Several solos were kindly
rendered by Prof Randall OF Boston, aid
ed by Miss Mann as accompanist, Read
ings, which were greatly appreciated, We're
given by Miss Bertha Chase and Mr. Har-
old Mead of Brigham academy, after
which bountlful supper was served by
four girls
Thomas King has moved TO South Troy.
There will be quarterly meeting at the
union church Sunday.--Miss Mary Wilbur
came home from Burlington last week,--
Merton PaXman of berkshire visited his
brother. T., &, PaNman, over sunday
Harvey Buscr has moved into Miss Cor
die Browns tonoment--George Beard Wis
tied Archie Stcarns at Johnson last week,
The entertainment given by the Snow