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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-06

wANTED-5oO cook stoves. ranges ant
heaters. Mills and Townsend. corne
Twelfth and Main streets. Phon'
671J. OlS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-06

FOR SALE-At a bargain: cement
block machine. Address Box IS. Cap
ital News. O-6c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-06

FOR SALE-Almost new high grade
plano at q bargain. Address Plano
care Capital News. +
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-06

wANTED-Milch cow with calf moi
more than s weeks old. State dis
lance from Boise or Meridian witt
description and price. Do not carr
fer stock. Milk wanted. Edgal
Smith, Arrow Rock. Idaho. "
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-06

WANTED-To buy 60 feet wrought
pipe, S-inch. Must be In good condi-
ton and cheap. Address Box 81
Capital News. OSc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-06

LOST bundle OF clothes. ladies' ap-
parel and 8 pairs OF shoes. between
Ustick and Clarl's ferry. Finder will
please communicate with c. L. Har-
ris, Grandview. Ida. Reward. o.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-06

FOR SALE-Large hot blast Buck
heater. in good condition. and one
bed spring. Phone 1667-W.. AO8 Pu-
eblo. IT
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-06

WANTED-Wagon scale suitable for
farm. Must be in good condition
State price. Address p. o. Box 622
II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-06

FOR SALE-Easy terms. neat up-to-
date little bungalow. c. A. Carter.
McCarty Block. tt
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

family of three boys and two girls to
mourn her loss namely: Mrs Margaret
Case and Garfield Spencer, of Fair
point, this state, Mrs. Eunice Larson,
of Smithwick, Lewis and Jesse Spencer
of this city. Also nephew, Lee Spen-
cor of Central City, and three grand.
children.
Funeral services we're conducted at
the home by Rev D. d Ta.lman. of the
Presbyterian church, just previous to
the departure of the evening train on
which the remains were shipped, and
we're largely attended by her many old
friends and neighbors.
Only her two youngest sons, Lewis
and Jesse we're with her at the time
her death. Her other relatives arrived
here Tuesday. The remains we're ship.
ped to her old home at Hampton, Ne
braska, for burial Tuesday evening &C.
companied by her sons, Garfield and
Jesse. and the funeral conducted from
the Christian church at that place
Wednesday. The family haye the
sympathy of the community.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09
CONCERT COMPANY WAS GOOD.
Reeves Concert Company Gave Entertainment
to Packed Houses Here.

Reeves Concert Company Gave Entertainment
to Packed Houses Here.
The Reeves Concert Company, com.
posed of a family of five people appear.
ed at the Morris Grand, Tuesday and
Wednesday evening and gave an OK.
oeptionally good musical program In
connection with dne picture program.
The house was packed on both occa.
sions, standing room even being &C .
premium.
The company Is composed of some
very clever musicians, singers . d
dancers and their progroms are clean
and up-to.date. In fact their part OF
the program was worth I've times the
price OF admission charged. They
were 80 enthusiastically received that
Manager Block has arranged for q re-.
turn engagement of two nights next
Monday and Tuesday.
Besides the company named above.
Manager Block, has another attraction
which Is quite drawing card In the
person of Master Gerald Nottinsham,
who has been playing at the. thestre
for the past week. The little fellow =
only eight years of age but is . violin.
ist of rare ability. He will be at the
theatre for the remainder of tho week.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

the other druggists of the city have
been buoy for some time and every
thing will be in readiness for the re.
ception of the visitors by the time they
arrive.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared for this four days meeting and
aside from the business sessions, many
events for the entertainment of the
visitors will help make their stay q
pleasant one. Trips to Wind Cave and
other nearby points of interest, base
ball games, dancing ETC., are all
scheduled.
Below we give brief review of the
program of the association:
FIRST DAY-Wednesday; August Ii
Afternoon Session
l:30 Call to order by President Wagner.
Invocation
Words of Greeting and Welcome,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09
SUMMONS CAME SUNDAY AFTER.
NOON AT $50. $50
SHIPPED TO HA MPTON
REMAINS INFERRED AT HAMPTON
NEBRASKA WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON.

News Of the death of Mrs. Margaret
Spencer Addington came as quite 6
shock to her many relatives and friends
Sunday when the fact became known
that her death had occurred that after
noon at about $50 p. m. Altho being
seriously i'll for the past couple OF
months, 1t was thought Of late that she
was gaining. Arthritis was the imme.
diste cause Of death and the end came
peacefully at the home of her son, Jesse
Spencer on College Hill.
Mrs. Addington has been an invalid
for the past twelve years, the last two
of which she has been bedridden. Ev
erything that could be done for he,
comfort has been provided during thai
time. She has been patient suffere,
and bore her Affections with Christian
fortitude.
Margaret Spencer Addington was
born at Cardiff, Wales, February 14th
lS4S and died at Hot Springs, South
Dakota, August 4th, 1912, aged sixty
eight years, five months and twenty
days, In 1868 she was married Il
James Spencer and with her husband
came to America in 1870. They frs,
located at Lincoln, Nebraska, later liv
ing for time at each of the following
places: York, Aurora, and Hampton
Nebraska. 1t was while residing al
Hampton that her first husband passet
away.
She moved to Lusk, Wyoming in '9l
and the following year came to thi,
city where she has since resided Sht
was married second time in 1900 Il
w. 8. Addington, of this city.
Besides her husband she leaves
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

1870 Election of Officers, Selection Of
Legislative Committee and the names
of three members to be presented to
the Honorable Governor, one of
which to be appointed to the State
Board to succeed F. W. Brown of
Lead, whose term expires October 1st
next.
l1:30 New and Unfinished Business.
Report of Committee on Resolutions,
installation of Officers, Farewell
Words and adjournment of the bust.
ness sessions.
Afternoon
l:30 Excursion to Wind Cave and the
Government Park.
FOURTH DAY-saturdsy August ~
900 A. M. Annual Association Picnit
and Sport Day at Trimmer Grove.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

publicRns-whether we want South
Dakota regular" in support of Taft or
Roosevelt-with the hope that our
party may hold together for good and
active accomplishment in the future.
Otherwise, submit to split now; let
the "Bull Moose" name full ticket
and all who are now upon the republi-
can ticket and who are in sympathy
with anti.Taft sentiment get off and
over into the "Moose" camp and com.
plete and leave straight republican
Taft ticket. The result of an issue of
that kind would unquestionably result
in the election of the whole democrat
10 state ticket aud give South Dakota
to the democratic presidential nominee,
besides probably carrying most of the
counties along the same way. What
good republican can sanction such
action? Nothing could be done that
would be more acceptable to the demo-
Gratis. Men who have fought dem
ocracy for years must have gone mad
on factionalism to favor such move.
The republican state central COM
mittee we believe will be doing the re.
publican party of South Dakota good
service If they can retain single
ticket under the caption of "republi-
can" by getting an expression of re-
publicans as suggested, rather than
permit the state and counties to 20 to
| the d-amocratic marty
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

best buildings and scenes In and
around Hot Springs and an eight page
writeup telling all about the different
institutions, scenery and climate Of our
wonderful health and pleasure resort.
One thousand copies have been
turned over to the Northwestern R'y
and will be placed in all Of their ticket
offices and library cars between Chicago
and the coast.
Five hundred copies we're nailed to
the South Dakota druggists with an
Invitation to attend their 9th annual
meeting here the 14th, 18th, 10th and
l7th inst
i'hr ,'Io g,s tt t tIx 3AU
copies this season aud will therefore
have good supply to send out during
the winter when campaign is planned
to make Hot Springs known as desir.
able winter resort, which 1t is.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

republicans of the nation in convention
assembled we are disposed to believe
that the republicans of South Dakota
may dictate and direct their own
course, and that il there may be
republicans who disagree with those
actions they are the ones to object and
take some other course If they think it
best.
That is what some republicans have
done relative to the national conven-
tion-they are not abiding by the scts
Of that convention, but have proceeded
to nominate another candidate for
president.
But it appears to this humble scribe
that it is very much up to the individ.
usl to decide what he shall do-abide
by the will Of the majority Of his party
as represented In the state convention
Of South Dakota or of the party as
represented in the national convention,
Those conventions have apparently
disagreed. Which convention repre-.
sents the party closest to our individ.
usl sentiments. and which party, il
there is distinction, do we wish to
help sustain?
It seems to as that the state central
committee of South Dakota has sug.
gested q method whereby it is possible
for the republican party to hold to.
gether for the present at least, until
possibly, the present crisis is past,
whom it Is hoped there may be re-
union. The committee has left the
matter to sub committee, inferentisl.
u recommending that there be sub
mitted 70 the republican voters ol
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09
ARE We IRREGULAR" AT HOME
OR ABROAD,
SMALL BALLOT, SOLUTION
REPUBLICANS MUST HOLD TOGETHER
OR FACE CERTAIN DEFEAT IN
NOVEMBER,

No one can deny that the republican
party Is facing crisis-not only nat
ionally but in South Dakota-and the
question 10, what shall we republicans
do?
The republican national convention
nominated Taft as its candidate for
president. The regularity, or "honesty"
of that nomination has been seriously
questioned by many good republicans
lifelong republicans who dot not want
to have any misunderstanding or
quarrel with the membership of their
party. On the other hand republicans
who stand Loyalty by the action of the
Chicago convention, and are support
ing Taft, do not like the idea of having
the republican electors named by the
party at the state convention pledge
to to vote for Roosevelt: in the electoral
college. contending that Roosevelt is
no longer a republican but a "Bull
Mooser"
They argue, wisely no doubt, that a
"Bull Mooser," no more republican
than he is q democrat, and that if the
electors named as republicans propose
to vote for Roosevelt they should get
under the banner OF sBull Moose'' and
permit the republican party to name
electors in sympathy with the Chicago
convention.
The republican state convention is
supposed to regulate and govern
affairs relating to its membership. and
its acts must be regarded as "repub-
lican." Even tho the action of the
republicans of South Dakota in con-
vention assembled does not altogether
harmonic with the actions of the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

1900 Announcements and Recess.
Afternoon
200 Report of deferred Standing Com.
mittees.
2:3o Address, Prof. j. M. Francis, of
Detroit, Michigan. 'Aspect of Mod
ern Pharmacy"
Discussion and Open Parliament.
$3.50 Reading of Ladies' Auxiliary
Prize Papers.
4:3O Notices and Adjournment for the
Base Ball Game, Druggists Va. Trav.
elers, five innings.
Evening
500 Military Band Concert and Di.
gesto Quartette, on Campus.
$3.50 Annual Reception and Dance at
the Evans Hotel
THIRD DAY-Friday. August 16
Morning Session
$50 Paper, Mr.. @. Reinold Noyes, st.
Paul, "Some Suggestions on how to
make your Stock Comply with the
Law"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

Appointment of new Committees.
la) On prize paper and awards.
(o) On recommendation for the 1913
meeting place, date of meeting. time
and place for the board meetings, ok.
Ing the annual renewal fees. and
bonds and salaries of officers.
(c) On Resolutions.
Report of the State Board of Phar.
macy, F. W. Brown, Lead, President.
appointment of Special Committee
on Boar d Report.
Report of the Special Committee on
q Tri. State Meeting, F. w. Halbkat,
Acting for the Committee.
Report of standing Committees.
Evening
$50 Auto Sight Seeing.
$50 Entertainment at Morris Grand
Theater
SECOND DAY-Thursday. August 15
Morning Session
500 Annual Meeting Of the Druggists
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., James
Lewis, President, l. A. Keith. Secre.
tary.
$50 Wholesalers and Travellers hour
and Reception of Delegates from 9th.
er State Associations.
1000 Reading and Discussion of 1917
Queries.
11:00 Paper, DIR. j. 8. Brewer of Min.
neapolis' "The Manufacture of Toi-
let Preparations and Perfumes by
the Retail Pharmacist"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09
ALWAYS WELCOMED.

The return of the United Play Com
pany's always welcome production Of
Charles Kleins delightful drama, 1.-THE
Lion and The Mouse," to the Morris
Grand, August "a, is expected to bs
an even greater success than on its
previous visit, il the demand for seats
is to be the governing criterion. The
sale has advanced with much agility.
though choice sests are still to be had.
The United Play Company is credited
with having retained the high standard
in Offering an excellent cast and pro.
duction and much may be expected.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

Mayor Riorden
Response, A. A. Woodward, Aber-
deem.
Welcome to the ladies in attendance,
Mrs. L. e. Highley.
Response, Mrs. F. G. Stickles, Mel
lette.
Response for the Travellers, F. w.
Faber, Yankton.
Response for the Wholesalers, A. R.
Fellows, Sioux Falls, Brown Drug.
Presidents Annual Address.
Appointment of Committee on Pres
ident's Address.
Report of Officers.
(al Secretary.
(bl Treasurer.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

South Dakota an opportunity of voting
their choice as between Taft and
Roosevelt for president, and that the
electors chosen (already named by the
republican partly shall vote in the
electoral college according to the ex-
pressed preference of the voters who
vote the republican ticket at the No.
vember election.
Manifestly such a proposition would
appear to be absurd if we merely took
into consideration the action (the re-.
sult) of the Chicago convention,
which was the nomination of Taft.
No other nomination for president has
been made by the republican party.
Ordinarily republican would feel
in duty bound to support the action of
his party, or would expect to be dubbed
bolter and not q republican. But we
have the party in our own state, whose
course republicans of the state are
equally bound to respect, and naturally
feel in closer touch and sympathy with,
practically boiling the action of the
Chicago convention, asking us to elect
set Of electors who are known and
declared to be favorable to Roosevelt
for president. The republicans party
of South Dakota virtually SO declared
since the Chicago convention.
Therefore, isn't it rather q fair com.
promise to submit the question to the
voters of South Dakota who desire to
still work as "republicans"? They
are all unquestionably republicans
either according to the rule of the ma.
/ jority in national convention, or the
rule Of the majority in state convention.
Which shall govern?
For our part we are agreeable to per
mitting every man who has voted and
worked with the republican party in
the past to declare by ballot whether
he prefers to have South Dakota's
votes cast for Taft or Roosevelt
whether he is republican from a ma.
tionsl standpoint or state stand
point. There is an honest difference
and we are still willing to concede that
man may be republican in South
Dokots and support the action of re.
publicans in the national convention,
or support the action of the republi-
cans of South Dakota in state conven.
ton. Morally one is equally as bind.
ing as the other, and it is up to the
individual conscience to decide.
A preferential ballot Ia small ballot
looks good to US. Let US as republicans
vote whether we are Irregular" as state
republicans or Irregular" as national
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

the past year. stole a march on their
friends the first of the week by taking
the train for Denver where they were
married Monday. The fret inklinR
any one had Of the happy event was
when the announcements were receiv.
ed.
Both of the contracting parties are
we'll known and highly respected and
have host of friends who will join in
wishing them life Of prosperity and
happiness.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09
27TH annual
CONVENTION
STATE DRUGGIST TO BE HERE
NEXT WEEK.
four DAYS SESSION
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
I41H..A FINE PROGRAM IS
PREPARED.

The twenty seventh annual corven-
tion Of the South Dakota State Phar-
maceutical Association will convene in
this city next week for four days ses-
sion commencing Wednesday, August
14th. The local secretary of the asso-
citation, l.. E, Highley, together with
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09
THE LION AND THE MOUSE"

has been secured for the Morris Grand
August Oath.
This is q fortunate booking for Man.
sger Block and one worthy Of special
notice as the attraction is to be seen in
but very few one-night stands this see-
son, its time having been almost en-
tirely booked in the larger cities Of the
country. This 10 strong evidences Of
the strength Of the company.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09
B. J. GLATTLY MARRIED

Miss Ellison Became the Bride Of Hot spri.,s
Lumberman at Denver, MONDAY.
h. j. Glatt!y, proprietor of the Glatt.
ly Lumber Company of THE city, and
Pearl Ellison, who has resided here for
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09

LOST: A Hamden watch with silver
case, los. on ball ground July 3rd.
Finder will please notify Fred Bayer
Edgemont, South Dakota. l5t2
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-08-09
COMMERCIAL CLUB BOOKLET.

Arrives And Is A Credit to the City's Enter.
prising Business Men.
The flrst shipment of the new Com.
mercial Club booklet arrived Wednes-
day and 1t certainly is credit to the
enterprising members of the Club and
to the city. It contains thirty.six
pages Of hslf.tones showing ell Of the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-06
E. r. Lloyd.)

Starkville, Miss, June 5.-The
Southern Buffalo Gnat is one of the
most serious pests known to owners
of stock in the Southern Mississippi
Valley. 1t usually appears soon after
the first continuous warm spell in ear
ly srping, varying in its time of APP
pearance according as the spring is
early or late All the counties of this
state bordering on the Mississippi, and
even some inland counties, are sub
iect to invasion by this insect.
PREVENTIVES: Various remedies
have been tried for the prevention and
destruction of this insect, most Of
which, however, have proved imprac-
ticable. The most satisfactory way Of
dealing with it, is to use some re-
pellant or preventive. Smudges have
thus far proved the best method of
protecting animals against the Buff
falo gnat. Many planters, during the
year, collect all sorts of materials
which will produce a dense and stiff
ing smoke, such as leather, clothing,
dried dung, etc. AS soon as the gnats
appear they begin burning these ma
terials and keep the fires going until
the insects disappear. Smudges are
located in the fields to protect the
working teams, and in cities fires are
kept before the doors of livery barns
A coat of mud or syrup has been
found to protect animals to some ex-
tent. It has also been observed that
short-haired animals, and those which
have shed their winter coat of hair
and have become smooth, are not SO
much troubled as those covered with
long hair. Hence it is of advantage
to clip horses in early spring. Keep
ing stock In darkened stables during
an invasion Of gnats, is also of great
aid in protecting the animals, because
the insects will not enter dark room
to a great extent. If the spring culti
| NoIiOh Odu NC pOolpOucu uHtil the
gnats disappear. the danger will be
averted by keeping the horses and
mules in dark stables.
For planters who cannot wait until
the swarms have gone. various de.
coctions have been devised for coat.
ing the animals externally in hopes to
repel the insects. Many of these have
been found useful, but they necessi.
tate frequent application in order to
be effective. 1t is impracticable to
use these remedies on stock at large
Such stock should either be confined
in dark stable or driven to high
open ground
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-06
This lady suffered
agonies for years
All doctors and medicines failed 10
help her until she found "B.B.B."
She is Miss Lula Banks of
Chambers Co. Alabama.

She is MISS Lula DdIiks Vi
Chambers Co., Alabama.
81 had long spell Of typhoid fever. she
writes. From that my decline was gradual.
A large lump appeared in my right side and l
was examined by dozens Of physicians, among
them the President Of the Board in Atlanta, Ga.
One said it was fever cake; another said gall
stones; another enlargem, It OF the fallopian
tubes.
II took rs kinds OF medicine from one physi.
clan. l had other long spells OF typhoid. l
had critical case Of Septic fever. suffered
agonies with my stomach and bowels. Once
hemorrhages came on; and every one thought
was dying.
AT last, hank Godi someone gave me
bottle of BIB. Heaven bless the man that
gave il to me and ten thousand blessings on the
one that made it. All these years nothing did
me any good except for a short time. But
B,B.B. has entirely cured me. / was almost .
skeleton when commenced to take It. Now 1
weigh l47 pounds. BIB. is the best woman's
medicine in the world"
Yes. And it is the best medicine
for ulcers, rheumatism, catarrh and
every form of blood trouble. BIB.
creates pure ,ich blood. And that is
the real cure for every bodily i'll. Here
is sure relief for Jour trouble, too.
Your druggist will supply you. In
sist on trial Of BIB. And ask for il
Today.