Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-08-17

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. calcium gas light outfit. For
particulars call at the STAR Office
Rev. Butterfeld of Buffalo Gap was
q visitor in Hot Springs Friday. and.
Saturday. He came over to hear the
Wesleyans.
Losr-A lady's small red cape with
black braid and silk lining, on the
path Ito College Hill from opposite
the Gillespie. A suitable reward will
be paid for its return to Mrs. j. M.
Brelsford.
Crushed fruit Ice Cream Sodaat
Cooks Drug Store.
G.. Suit wife and daughter of
Bancroft, Nebraska, are in the city
spending a short vacation. They have
been here two or three times previous
~.
Banker Stewart of Mendon, Neb.,
who with his wife aud sister.in.law
Miss Carpenter, have been spending
some time at the Hot Springs house.
returned to their Nebraska homes
Sunday night, in the best condition
physically that they have been for
some time. They enjoyed their Hot
Springs visit very much.
The Philippine natives run pell-mell.
AT the sound of our Yankee yell,
But, oh, what gait they'll have, maybe.
After taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
Mrs. @. H. Suber will sing two solos
at the Methodist Church Sunday. one
at each preaching ..service. The NOR
ming song will be "The Voice of Jesus
and in the evening she will sing "Be
Thou Nigh" Mrs. Suber is soloist
in one ofthe largest Methodist churches
of Iowa and has a fine reputation as
a singer.
The soothing and healing properties
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. it's
pleasant taste and prompt and per.
manent cures, have made it a great
favorite with the people everywhere.
For sale by d. b. Cook & Co. Druggist.
Miss Ola Ferguson returned on
Tuesday morning from Kansas CITY.
Mo-, where she spent a week as a dele.
gate to the National Convention of the
Ancient Order of Pyramids which
closed its labors Thursday evening at
Shrine Hall. The new officers are e.
B. Post of kansas City, Kan, Royal
Prophet; j. I. Cooley, of De Smet, s.
D., Royal Priest; f. P. Long, Royal
Scribe; Col. r. g. Little, of Abilene,
Kan, w. g. Whip of Concordia, Kan.
Board of Directors; Miss OLA Ferguson
of Hot Springs s. d. as Royal Priestess
w. M. Strawn Denver, Colo, Royal
Herald; j. H. Hertly of C~arterville, Mo
Royal Messenger; James Goodell Jr. of
Austin, Ill. as Royal Guardian. The
next session will be held at Denver two
years hence.
For quickly relieving that distressed
feeling after eating, a single dose of
that gentle acting Krauses Little Liver
Pills is all that is required. They are
a certain cure for constipation, that
prolific cause of so much suffering.
Krause's Little Liver Pills are war.
ranted. Sold by Emil Hargens.
True to representation Beach and
Bowers Minstrel show was the most
pleasing, interesting and clean show
that Hot Springs, ever was entertained
with. They played to a crowded
house and could have repeated it to a
larger number had they stayed and
found a more commodius hall. The
band was of the highest order, every
member being a soloist. During the
entertainment music twas furnished
by the company's orchestra. Not a
joke, action, song or look during the
entire performance could be pro-
nounced bp the most critical observer
to be in the least suggestive of vulgar
ity. Such a record is bound to make a
company successful and popular as
can be seen in Beach and Bowers
Show. A return engagement would
attract such crowds ::that there would
be dissatisfaction if only one night
was given to Hot Springs.
Have you seen the handsome china
ware that Moore's have? You get one
piece free with every package of Vesta
Coffee.
Mrs. Alice Archer Sewall James is to
be represented againjthis fall in the
literary and artistic world by a roman
tic poem, illustrated by reproductions
of wash drawings. Ever since Mrs.
James and Alice Archer Sewal attract
ed attention by her poetic contribu-
tions to the magazines, some of which
she cleverly illustrated, her name has
been before the public. The pastel