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Cv HOT SPRINGS STAR.
PWFHU.IVIUL. LAFUUCM* & XTAXI.CT
TERMS or ADVKKTISlsU: On* sqn*r*, one insertion ? t 00 Each nithmNiaonl Insurtion .. 30 One colaran, um year , W 00 One-half column, one yaw 4.MM One-fourth culntrtn, uns yuar SS 00 Onft-elghtli culniun, one year 10 00 BualnmM nail editorial not«*». per lino 10
Advertising bills ara payable monthly'.
THE Sioux City Jmirnal fays that a railroad man lugli in mitfiority snys hr; has pood authority for saying the national rail way commission will, within a few days, give notice that the suspension of the long and short haul clause will be recinded July 1.
^ EXPIRATION When you see mi X marked on the
margin of your paper it is a sign that your subscription ia duo for the year. If the remittance of |2.50 is not forthcoming, the paper will be stopped, as it is bettor for as to know at once, who are and who arc not in sympathy with an establishment of this kind in their midst. It costs us ca?h to run the establishment , and if we gut no return.1-we certainly cannot furnish you wit I
paper for nothing. Our liberality and forbears- ce ave
been unbounded, and we J el hat c h a r i t y w e t o o t h e r * s h a w , i t - : • 8h AV'il to us.
Sparks seems to IXJ the taige* rf ALL
• the newspaper vituperation. He cer-' tainly has given cause for complaint
Although it may have been his purpo-' 'ID guard the public domain agains1
•peculation and fraud, it has also made it rocky for the settler, so much so. that it has to a great degree, retarded the settlement and growth of the country.
THE Brookings Press has miH<» the discovery that each county has a right to pre-empt 160 acres of government land for a poor farm. Although Fall River county, with its healing waters, delightful climate and boundless resources, will prol>ably never need a poor farm, it might be well for the county commissioners to profit by this suggestion while there yet remains unoccupied government land in the county.
• A TGN. Ah! Major Pudden-hoad nt*" y>v • < 1
of the opinion that a propah habitation could be excavated an-1 iwer -.vit S the native timbah of ouwah glowion hills and a propah amount of dirt la thro wed ovali it at a vewy small e.\-pe»::;, to confine our pvvL-oisahs in until we have ouwali cow-ntr -rat in it! propah place? The records, vo: know, can bo vewy conveniently kept in a dwy goods box in a small tint, yon know, subject to removal by ordah o' the citizens of the cow-nty.
Well-er ah! Col. Hollow-cmk. it appears to me that your argument is pro ductive of profound meditation, worth-thy of the massive expanse permeating the interior of your capillary domain— we will liqunli and pondah!
THIS do settle it! Last week we made some remarks about the laudable combination of Rapid City and ltusli-ville papers in building the B. & M. \V e now learn from the Rapid City Journal that "those who know," meaning of course the laudable. Lave mapped out their latest, if not last, map foi the B. & M. road to get into I»api</
. City, which is the object for which the B. & M. has built its last 500 miles The B. & M., according tho "those who
-know,1' will "junct ana cross"' at Rush ville: it will u»e balloons to "fly" across the Pine Ridge, and "dodging" the corner of the Indian reserve, it will "skip" along the foot hills to the mouth of Lame Johnnie. From this point it will be easy sledding to Rapid City. This flying, hop-dodge-skip-and-a-jump route thus succeeds in making very important junction points out or Rapid City and ltushville.-—Chadron Journal
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Shvtc J hits—For Ladies', Misses. Men, Youths and Bovs, cheap for cash
S. 6."FARGO A- SON.
I am positively closing out tin-agricultural business and will clean out all stock on hand this season regardless of price or time. Am offering self-binders and reapers on one year1? time at 12 per cent, "to be extended OIK year longer without, interest, or taker, back, if crops are hailed out.
A. T. VAN DKVORT.
WANTED—A first-class white bar-oer. Apply at once to
E. 1'HERSETTON.
We are realiably informed that the B. & M. is fast approaching the Black Rills, that hundreds of men and teams are pushing the work along. Various predictions are expressed as to its prob able course in entering Dakota's boundary and of course all are vague; it does no£ look reasonable that a competing line would look favorably upon a route that would run counter to their interest, such as paralleling the Elkhorn for a long distance, as it certainly would have to do if it left Chadron to the west. Of course our views have no more weight than hundreds of others who have made expressions, or that it would vary the determination of the company a hair's breadth, yet facts are stubborn things and cannot be refuted. The fact? of the case are plainly evident that the B. & M. company have a certain point in view, which they are determined ultimately to reach, but by gradual approaches, and that route will inevitably occupy or traverse that portion of Dakota most accessable, and the least deviating from the objective point. Now the country tj the west of Chadron is fully equal to any other portion of the country through which the B. & M. might run in a commercial point of view and if tho objective point is the region of the Yellowstone t he the most direct route is through Fall River county and on up the valley to Custer. A natural avenue penetrates this course through auuneqvialed farm and stock country as well as minerals. The immense ledges of jasper and marble, the inexhaustable beds of gypsum, connected on the north by Custer with her tin and mica gold and silver mines, are a source of attraction that are equal to any other portion of the Hills. The Hot Springs alone with their acknowledged powerful healing properties are sufficient witbiu themselves to attract the attention of railroad corporations in this direction. We feel confident we shall have a road to the Springs at no distant dav.
Icon/Soap with each twelfth cake sold we give a "Creeping Baby."
S. C. FARGO & SON.
'' V"s!l ' and get one of those !>8.50 hammocks to do it in.
S. C. FARGO & SON.
1 he Mountain Laundry is prepared to do all kinds of laundry work on short notice and in good workman-like manner. All work guaranteed. l-3W. GEORGE LOSS, Pron.
Just Received—a line Basket Fired Japan Tea at81,00; another in Perfection Cans at 90 cts. May Flower at GO cts., and a good Basket Fired at. 50 cts.
S. C. FARGO & SON.
California Riveted Oreralls just in direct from manufacturers.
S. G. FARGO & SON.
"Perfect Rest Bed Springs."
Fresh bread will be kept constantly on hand and for sale at. Ickes's Store,
S. E. WILSON has a choice selection of town lots for sale. no28 tiw
Perfect Rest Bed Springs.
FRESH OYSTERS at Thayer Bros, every Friday of each week.
Fine Candies—a nice line just open-at S. C. FARGO & SON.
Perfect Rest Bed Springs.
."Perfect Rest Bed Spring's"
CHOICE BC LTER always on hand at S. C. FARGO & SONS.
"Perfect Rest Bed Springs."
TIPS OF TAFFY. The Hot Springs STAB has a new
editor and it shows it* It is brighter than ever and "shines for all'.—Lead City Tribune.
Will Stanley has purchased an interest in the Hot Springs STAR. Will is a rustler, and will publish a dandy local paper.—flhuy (Dak.) luier State.
vVill Stanley, formerly of this place, r ~ purchased an interest in the STAU, ' ' iot Springs. Will will own a gold i -ie next, and perhaps build a rails' d.—Watertown Public Opinion.
YiU Stanloy, brother of John A., tor and proprietor of the Hcrmosa
j .I :iot, hu purchased an interest in the • tot Springs STAB, and will we presume --' dd additional luster to that journalistic orb when lie assumes his role upon -1 lie editorial staff.—Custer Chronicle.
The Hot Springs STAB reached us :kis week greatly improved. The new a litor, Mr. StanLsy, seems to he pos-
.• -- 's*ed of the vim and went for news -3 ecessarjr for a sueoeasfuf compiler of v. Daneruasmalltown. Khewillkeeg
DAKOTA HOT SPRINGS,
THE: PIONEER mm
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THIS MAGNIFICENT HOTEI Is now under the control and run exclusively by tlie Dako
ta Hot Springs Company. The house is perfect in all its appointments and is the most complete hotel in Dakota.
THE WONDERFUL DAKOTA HOT SPRINGS in close proximity. The best climate, most beautiful scenery and the grandest surroundings. If you are sick, come to the Dakota Hot Springs and get well. We can show more marvelous cures than were ever made by any other waters in the world.
FOB A PLEASURE EESORT THIS HAS NO EQUAL. The Dakota Hot Springs are situated in Fall River, the Southwest county of Dakota, at the southern extremity of
the Black Hills and twelve miles from Buffalo Gap, on the F. E. &• Mo. V, It. It.. For further particulars, address R. D. JENNINGS, Manager of Hotel or A. S. STEWART, Supt. Dakota Hot
Springs Co. Hot Springs, Dakota.
NEEB -v, wmmmsmm DRUGSTORE
RiTer Avenue, Hot Springs, D.T,
NOT DEAD BUT ALIVE AS EVER.
The Finest and Bg Stocked Drug Store Ii\ Blqcl^ tjills.
KEEP CONSTANTLY IN STOCK
Drugs, chemicals, Patent Medicines, Drug
gists Sundries, Fancy and Medicated Soaps, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Bath Brushea Hair and Cloth Brushes, Fancy Glass Ware, Fancy Looking Glasses, Cutlet^, Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Chest Protectors, Drinking Cups, Toilet Sets, 8ehooI Books Blank Books and Ledgers, Stationery of all kinds.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Combs, Towel, sponges &c Parties visiting the famous Hot Springs of Dakota can rely on being sup* plied with everything necessary for the bath at reasonable prices also
ARTIST'S MATERIAL. Consisting of Paints in Oil and Bronzes, Brushes, Gold and Silver Bronze,
Paints, Oils and Yarnislies, Potty, Pipes, Tobacco, Cigars, Fiddle, Banjo and Ghiitar ( Strings. Special attention given to filling prescriptions day or night by th« Metric system, or any other form by W. R. MORGAN, a competent Druggist.
THE PUB LIC CAH BEST ASSURED That all mcdicines compounded by him will not only be FUSE but be put up
in a most careful manner. ,
Do not forget the place at the Post Office on River Avenue. CashforCo., Warrants
FRANK CALL AH AH PROP.
BARBER SHOP. If you would sweetly sit. you down
to slmve, in deep oblivion or on fancy's wings arise, ana visit a paradise of happy dreams—be not oppressed by duae or fop. hut hasten to the barber shop— 'neatti the Minnekahta Hotel and interview Doc Pierce the—Silent Man.
PETTY BROTHER'S
TALLY HO COACH LINE!
ESKINS & SHANN, -DEALERS IN-
CHOICE BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL, Pork, Hams, Bacon, Corn Beef,
Tongues, Etc. Poultry and GamcinScason.
HOT SPRINGS, DAKOTA.
FROM HOT SPRINGS TO
Bulfalo Gap.
•P. will certainly be ent o a front plaoa ia the list of weeklies
fctheHilU. We
Phillips & 3 nively
Dealerts in
Hardware. .
.f, Tinware; V "»
stoves. And Agricultural Implements.
—WE ALSO—
Carry a nice line of BOOTS, & SHOES
HATS & OAFS, GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS.
Skandia Plow Compny's
PLOWS & HARROWS
VAN &RUNT WAGONS.
Fancy Dry Goods— Such as India Linen, Nainsook Check, Laces, Edgings Ruchings, Collars and Cuffs, Ties, Handkerchiefs, and some Dress Robes—all offered at lowest cash "prices.
S. C. FARGO k SON.
DON'T YOULT WATCH KICEP TIME? If It does not, don't pay Black Hills
prices, but send to \V. W. HALL, (508) Fourth St. Sioux City. Yonr watch will bo put in thorough good *liape and at prices which will not paralyin yon.
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
...jumt.ttid. *8 -BQTSPMlXGa.DAlZ,-
Make Close Connections
With the
TWAINS jarSonttl qqd JCoi'iii-JS
FINEST EQUIPPED LINE AND
Best Stage
Road in AMERICA!
TRIP IS MADE IN ONE HOUR and fifty-four minutes! I
A SPLENDID
Livery Barn • . is in connection,
AT HOT SPRINGS. TEAMS AT COMMAND, ALL
HOURS, DAY AND NIGHT With or without drivers
JOSEPH PETTY, EDMUND PETTY
;v rropriBK. v OOTWUNQ8,
/ P r 1
I.and Office at Deadwuod, Muy£, IK87. NOTICE is hereby jrlven that the following
name t euftler has JUud iioticu ofhis intention K make final proof in support of his claim, anrithtr eaid proof will he m&dt* before the clerk of th< district court. Full Kiver <'oitn«y i>. T. at !!«• Springs, on June viz: John G» McKav 1). S. 4W7 for the nwl-I \% T 7, K. 5, E. It. 11 X lie names th«» following witnesses to prove hi continuous residence upon, and cultivation of bhW1 land, viz: John Wells.Thoflitts Hell.George Gin eon, William U. Germoml, ull of not Springe P. C. I>. T. JOUN It. WKITBSII**'.
may 5 Register.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. tn the matter of the estate of Charles Jarett
deceased. All persons having claims against said Chail*-
Jarett, deceased, are required to exhibit t1> same,with the necessary voucher*, to the unde: signed administrator or said estate, at his nfllr inOelrichs, in the county of Fall Kiver, t«<rritoi of Dakota, and that four months hive been liini e4-as the time for creditors topreseuttheirclalir atainet said estate.
Dated the 7th dav of Muy, 1687. PfUNK Ptff.i.. Adminlptrator.
rrnmm r m&S
Come to E. Phcrnetton's Old Stand an l get a clean sliave—Sliop No. 1.
NOTICE-TO CREDITORS. In the matter of the estate of A. M. McKlnnev
deceased. All persons bavins claims against said A. >1
McKlnuey, decease^,are required to exhibit lit* same, with the necessary vouchers, to the titid«*i-signed II. U. Ferguson, of said estate, at his pla< t of business in Hot Springs, in the county of Fall River, territory of Dakota, and tbat four montlir-have been limited as the time for creditors to present their claims airainst said estate.
Dated the 4th day of Mar, A. D. 1887. 8 II. II. ̂ krol'xok. Administrator.
S ummons—Relief.—Complaint Filed.
Territory of Dakota I Klret JuiUclkl District f 8
III the District Court in and for Fah Hirer County.
Dfenla Carrigan v*. 3t«lvln Oempwy. The Territory ol ualcota neada greeting:—
To Melvln pcninKey defendant: You are here by summoned aua required to answer the com
Slaintof this action, which was tiled on the ISth ay of April, A. D. 1887, in the offlce of the Clerk
of the District Court within and for the Count' of Fall Klver, Territory of Dakota, at the court house in HotHprings County of Fall River, D. T.. and to aerre a cop* of your answer on the sub scribera at thetr oflice on seventh street In the city of Rapid City, Dakota Territonr. w'lthln thlrtv days after the service of this summonV exclusive of the day of of service. If yot< fail to answer the complaint within that time, th<
SUIntiff will apply to the court for the relic! emanded In the .complaint. Dated Rapid City D. T. this' Kth day of April.
A. D. 1887. Fowucn A COAD.
Plain UCs Attorney's. i Melcin Demote*:
a will take notice that the eomplalAt' ia tA> rttore entitled action waa lied in the ofllce of the
lertt of the district coart. at Hot Borings M'H ' ths Hth d>y of A^rUMW^-
V K it ^ -ft
FOR A GOOD SHAVE!! Elcgfaiitllaii'-cut.
PATENT SHAMPO, —or anything ]it rtaining to—
THE TGilSOilA I ART-drop into the
O. K.
W. H. ST. CLAIR, HOT SPRINGS DAKOTA
DONT READ THIS I Stop Kicking, and go and try Those Elegant
COCK-TAILS : , AT
WILLIAM ENOCH'S. • He Also Carries the Best Line Of
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, CIDER, Etc., I make a specialty of TABLE WINES. Also the finest PORT WINE
in the Market, and the finest CHAMPAGNE made.
^lUQ&go Avenue, - - - - l(ot Springs, Oa^otq
CARPENTERS J O I N E R S A N D B L A C K S M I T H . The Undersigned are prepared to do all kind
of work in Wood oi< Ii<oi\.
Will contract to build houses, churches or bridges. Wagons made or repaired on short notice.
FINE SHOP WORK A SPECIALTY, And horse-shoeing a specialty in the iron department.
ALSO CARY ON TIIE BUSINESS OF UNDERTAKERS.
Also Pay Especial attention to rafting. Shop on River Ave., Hot Springs, D. T.-
HOWELL, <0 MILLER, PROPRIOTORS.
PHOTOGRAPHS !! I'ilOTOURAl'IlS AXDSTUUEOSCOP1C
Views Taken, «-\YiU make view* of the-
Black I-Iillts and tlie The Magnificent Scenery around the HOT SPRINGS, A SPECIALITY.
JSf" Photographs taken In fhe bent xtvte.^sfj L ull Early. Photograph Uallerv on Uiver Ave
nue, near the Bridge. JAMES It. CALE, PBOTOURAPUBB.
'inr «pniN«H, DAKOTA
THE FAMOUS CUBTOM-MAtilf
?LYM0UTHRBCK$3PANTS Cnt tn order from wool en cloths caretullf ee> iected for etyle tnd wear. Every pair «aar-•titeed. ana XONKT RKO^IPTLY WrtTKUBD. or • new pair made, if Roods are retained a« unaitlafactory.
DO YOU WEAR
PANTS? •front
:olor yon like, send '• yonr WAUT, BV and
J cts. for postas* (or prepaid v.,... »»i 4».u parlring. On ac«D * am either to ns, or to the ornci or TOIS r — apackacs otssmplss will b«ni ailed ink * SAW UNA TAM HUM
"witktlw Praprtetonof , .
CASH GROCERY HOUSE! Chicago Avenue;
—»s-
WE ARE RECEIVING A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OB^y- . i
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, salt, Flour, Feed and Qrain.
All new Roods bought (or cash, which we oiler to- consumers at the lowest • • • 1 f.
prices FOR CASH. Will pay market price for all kinds of
produce.. Money can be saved by calling otf ua. '
We propoeete sell cbeaper FOR CASH than
Wet
