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BATH HOUSE completely remodeled and supplied with
equipment and fixtures equal to any bath house in the north
west. Mineral water direct from the famous old original
Indira, Spring noted for its cures of Rheumatism, Kidney and
Stomach trouble. Bath tickets reasonable.
NICHOLSEN APARTMENTS run in connection where
rooms may be secured for light housekeeping. For further
information, address^MRS. M. S. NICHOLSON, Hot Springs.
FRESH FRUIT
Strawberries, Peaches, Bananas, Plums, Cherries and all
seasonable fruit received d)»ily. GIVE US your orders
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We have the most complete line of Agate and Gold Stone
Souvenir Novelties in* the Black Hills. SEE THEM
Post Cards and Fine Fresh Candies Our Spec
ialties. We W*nt You to Call.,» ,^
In other words* have you ordered your
supply of coal yejt? We advise do­
ing so and getting the advantage of
low Prtee$. Do it to-day, and order
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The City of Liege
Gateway to France For
Invading German Army
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and vnlor be will mention in the fore
front of these tbe defense of Liege by
tbe Belgians under tbe command of
King Albert. Tbe entire world stnnds
today In admiration of tbe heroic re
sistance tunde by tbe people of tbe
small kingdom against the attacks of
tbe kaiser's forces.
Liege, one of tbe strongest fortified
cities of Belgium, is tbe key to tbe
German advance on France. The for
tifications along the French frontier
proper are so strong that tbe kaiser
would have to sacrifice tbe lives of a
great part of his army if he should
choose to enter France by destroying
these fortifications. They are built of
earth and steel and have been con
structed by the ablest French engi
neers. Tbe fortifications consist of a
double network and have been thrown
up all along the line of the German
French frontier. To be sure, the forti
fications which the kaiser's army
would have to capture or destroy in
Belgium ou its march upon France
are also of gigantic character, but offer
more favorable entrance into French
territory.
Liege first appears in history in
tbe sixth century, at which time a
town grew up around the original
chapel founded there by St. Monulph,
bishop of Tongres. It was taken by
Marlborough In 1702, and the fortress
was garrisoned by the Dutch until
1718.
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HOT SPRINGS WfcfcKLY STAR: HOT amtlMua. SOUTH 1VUK0TA.
HEN tbe historian wbo will
record tbe events of tbe great
European war of 1914 por
trays the feats of heroism
The French revolutionary ar­
mies overran Belgium In 1792, and
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uni and soldiebs
GROSSING BIVBR UBCSR.
from 1704 to tbe fall of Napoleon tt
was annexed to France and was known
as tbe department of tbe Ourthe.
Tbe congress of Vienna in 1815 de
creed that Liege should form part of
the new kingdom of tbe Netherlands
under tbe rule of William 1. of tbe
house of Orange. Tbe city took an ac
tive part in the Belgian revolt of 1830,
and since that date tbe ancient princi
pality of Liege has been incorporated
In the kingdom of Belgium.
The Belgihn defense of Liege has
been greatly assisted by armored cu
polas. These cupolas were built at the
Cocketill works, located just outside of
Liege. Armored cupolas mounting sin
gle rapid fire guns and In pairs com
mand the approaches to many of the
principal bridges over the Meuse. This
form of defense is unknown in the
United States,^ but it follows the gen
eral method in vogue In France In
commanding the principal avenues of
approach over tbe frontier by perma
nent batteries.
Tbe Belgiah cupolas lie very closely
to tbe. ground and show not more than
three or four feet above the surface
They are almost Invisible. Tbe cupola
gun position comprises an excavation
for tbe gun mount and magazine, with
|tbe .c'upbla covering tbe whole like tbe
iron ltd of a Pot* Tbe only opening is
a port just large enpugb for the cbase
of tbe gun. and'tbe piece Is trained by
'tbe revolving of the cupola, like that of
a telescope. There Is generally an all.
around Are.
Liege Is tbe principal manufacturing
city of Belgium. All tbe artillery and
^mall. arms manufactured for the Bel
gians come from Liege. Tbe great
iCockerlll works, the Krupps of Bel
ptium, employing 10,000 men, are lo
teted at Seining, just outside of Liege.
flVitbln the town proper are an Im
mense number of private gun plants,
machinery and mactitn^r? tool Bhops
and locomotive Wairks. Included In tbe
Sumber Is tbe government small arms
known as the Fabrlque jta-
Uege ts the principal railway tnate
rlal manufacturing dtjr of Belgium,
'ial Bdfelaa locomotives, steel rails,
flight tearr" ap^ #tn|ng oMcbiasir*
wMcb go to all parts of the world.
Uritfsr th» C'teA Light jyUllUt StHWOBLiCATloN.
Cube sntfiii iiiid IMU) iiiMiiii Kt'js are
iimler (Ik* uli.iHily
^nt-uisb
ra.vs of mercury vapor latnips wltli
griT«1ir syced Mint nnra-.v tbau can
be attaiiKMl In nnliiiiiry ivli^lit. Any
Im|hirii.v in supir iiiauiiVstx itself by
changing the white to a shade of ye^
low. To detect impurities plates, of
the crystallized sugar one. luch thick
tire examined by a man looking
through them toward a mercury yapot
lamp of the kind which Is a familial
adjunct of the galleries of postcnfqi
photographers. When thus viewed, ac
cording to tbe Klectrli al World, tbe
yellow Impurities stand out clearly in
the hluisii green lijjht. Tbe color of
ivory varies from the outside to the
center of the tiisl: to such an extent
that manufacturers sort the pieces into
sixteen different shades. Formerly this
sorting could tie done only in bright
daylight, hut with the light of the
mercury vapor lamp grading can be
done without limitation at any hour
of tile twenty four. jf(i
A Military 8ecret.
The plebe. sitting on the monument
beside the first class man. looked
across the liver from West Point to
Constitution Island. The plebe wqs
inquisitive. He wanted to know what
the government inteuded to use Con
stitution island for. The first class
man coughed discreetly, blus(ied and
looked around him carefully for eaves?
droppers.
"It isn't generally known," be said,
"but you're a cadet now. If Jbe sig
nal corps experiments go through suc
cessfully they'll use it as an aviarjr^
Bis voice dropped mysteriously.
"For birds, eh?" said tbe plebe.
"Carrier pigeons?"
"Not exactly," answered tbe knowing
one. "They'll be plgeots, as they call
'em—cross between a carrier pigeoil
and a parrot—to carry verbal mes
sages, you know. Don't tell."
And tbe plebe didn't—New York
Post
Played With Fire Balls.
For many centuries polo, or cbangan,
as it was then called, was a favorite
pastime with Asiatic rulers. A cop
temporary annalist records of Akburj
the greatest of Mogul emperors, that
"be plays at chaugan on dark nights,
the balls being set on fire. For tbe sake
of adding splendor to the game his
majesty has knobs of gold and silver
fixed to tbe chaugan sticks. If one of
these breaks any player that gets hold
of tbe pieces may keep them."
Good Advice.
"Young man," said the boss, "comt
hither nnd listen." He npp.iroacbtHl.
"When you've made a mistake forget
it and go on to tbe next Job, nonvt
potter around all day adding a lot u|
finishing touches"- Louisville Courier
Journal.
Farsightsd.
"I kept my husband on
a
string lv«
years before I consented to msrn
him."
"Why so long?'"
"Well, you see. I waited until I could
see bis way clear financially!"—Upplii
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Notice to Creditors
Kstate of Mary Lewis, deceased.
Notice is hetebjr given by the undersigned
executor of the estate of Mary Lewis deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons bavins claims
agalnSt the said deceased, to exhibit (Mm, with
the necessary vouchers within (onr months
after tbe first publication of this notice, to the
said George B. Hawes, at tbe office of Kaatnaa
A Dudley in Hot Springs, in tbe County of Mil
River, p. D. August 20th. 1914.
George B. Hawes,
Bxecutor of the Estate of Mary Lewis deceased.
Eaatman ft Dudley, Attorneys,
First pnb. 8ept. 4th-laat Sept. £&th 1911.
OTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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No. 028066.
Department of the Interior, U. B. Land office
at Hapid City, S. D., August 11,1914.
Notice is hereby given that Bstelllne Bennett,
of'Cbicago. III., who, on Sept. 24. 1VI2,' made
Timber ana Hione Bntry, No. (K&M, for bKH
NEK. section 82. township 18., range I X., 1).
H. Meridian, has filed notice of lntetitlon to
make final Proof, to establish claim to'thc land
above described, before George Hummel. ClCrk
of Courts, in his office, at Hot Springs. 8. D. oh
the 27th day of October, 1V14.
Claimant names as witnesses
Dr. R. D. Jennings, John H. Evans, B. J.
Glattiy, William A. Rankin, all of Hot Springs,
John
L.
BukKB,
Register,
First Pub. August 21-last October 23, IV14.
Notice of Hearing Petition for letters
of Administration.
State of tenth Dakota, Conntjr of Fall River ss
In Conntjr Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jera A. Hovey
Deceased.
The State of Sonth Dakota Sends Greeting. To
Anne B. iane heirs at Isw and next kiu of
Jera Hovey deceased, and to all whom these
presents may come.
Notice is hereby given that F. G, Osmotberly
has filed with the Judge of this court, a petition
praying for letters of administration of the
estate of Jera A. Hovey, deeeaaed, and that
Saturday the 2Sth day of September 1814, at 10
o'oloek a. m. of said day, being a day of a
regular term of this Court, to-wit: of the Sep
tember term l#I4, at the court house la the dtv
of Hot Springs, County of Fall Btaart~lMS beea
set for hearing said petition, erhen
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of the Counq^oiirt.
Attests
George Hummel, Clerk. v:
Tint pah. Sept. 11-Laet Sept. K, 1914.
ons-RdlefCeaiplaint Filed
In the circuit Court thsre6f: Seventh Judicial
it
State of Sooth Dakota County of Fall Hirer sa,
Minnie Winifred Brown, Pluatlt, va. BdwSrd
nM!hie
aboveenlkM acgoi. whk*
be filed ia the oBoe uf the eli
of thesevei
sthDakoib,
River and to.
the said cossrialst eei
•Mlroace ia Hi eftyiof
eoantyof Fall. Rivet In said fitatsr« South
Dakou, within thirty days after the asntee ef
this susasioae apoe yoa, exclusive of the dey of
audisecrtce,anitf /«M faU toaaawflhaMM
is
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Dated August ISth, A. P., 1*14.
p. I. Tug,
AttKasy for PlainUC, Fall River County. 8. D.
To th*ahoveaa«Md4ti«iMt, yea wiU take
slicetbMHM swnmeeeeed eoapMat hitite
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P. F.Weri, AtMneyierPUiatli
fhs**b. HI. Hlihlsel OcShs* HWT
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Department of tbe Iuterior, C. IS. Land Office
at Kapid City, S. U., August 11.1914.
NoUce is hereby gii en that Urln M. Peck, of
Hot 8piiiira, 9, II., who, on May 22, 1911. made
Homestead Entry No. 02iil".l, for
section 27, WJ4SWK. section 38, townrblp 7 8.,
rangetf E„ B. B. Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final three year Hn of, to
establish claim! to tile land above described,
iieftaeGeorge Hummel. Olerk of Courts, in his
offee.ht Hot'Npring*, 8.1)., on the 2Sth day of
dei«l^r, mi.
(leant names as witnesses:
defaulter, ofHot Springs, SI, D.. Warren
CoLec, of Orkl, t, D, John Ulllis. of Buffalo
B.-D. IIels Nelson, of ilot Springs, S. D.
L.,! Jons L.
Buhks,
Notice of Mortgage Foreciosuer Sale.
Wheiess, JeSse E. Rasmusen and M. Edna
Kaetnusen, mortgagors executed and delivered
to Villlam C. Richards, mortgagee, their certain
mortgage, dated October 6,1010, mortgaging the
lands below described, which mortgage was duly
recorded on the 3rd day of November, 1910, in
the orttce of the Register of De'.'ds of Kail River
County, South Dakota, in Book L. of Mortgagees
at page 175 thereof and,
whereas, no proceeding has been instituted at
law to recover tbe debt secured by Bsid mort
gage, or any part thereof and.
Whereas, said mortgage contains a power of
sale, and default has been made in the conditions
thereof, wbich"def*ult consists in the failure of
said mortgagors to pay the principal sum and
interest now due and secured by said mortgage
and to pay the taxes accruing against said mort
gaged lands, by reason of which tlefiult the said
power of sale has become operative, and there is
now claimed to be due upon said mortgage.
*1.000.00 principal, and $182.47 interest, and
*17.10 taxes aim Interest thereon, paid by the
mortKarte. lb all »l,lti9.77
Now Thereto e. Notice is hereby given that
by Virtue'of the power of sale in said mortgage
oontilnttde nod to©
BUtntt Id
W 'it »t v*$^!t
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and provided, the said mortgage will be fore
closeq bs sale of the mortgaged premises, or so
muoh thereof as may be necessary, by the
sheriff of Fall River County, douth Dakota, or
j.ia deputy, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, far caah, at tbe front door of the Court
House, |n the City of ilot Springs in Fall River
County, South Dakota, on the 2tiih day of Sep
temher, 1014,at 8 o'clock P. M„ of said day. to
naIF aall J.k* 1
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allowed by law.
The description of the mortgnged promises,
and the property to be suld Ud aforesaid, sub
stantially as coutaincd in baid mort^ige Is: The
southeast quart«t of section tun, In township
'eo. south, of range eight, east, of the Black
Hills Meridian, in Fall River County, South
Dakota.
Dated this ISth day of August. 1914.
William C. Richards, Mortgagee.
E. T. Clark, Sheriff.
W. B.Benedict, Attorney for Mortgagee.
First Pub. August 14-last September a5. 1014,
VTOT1CE FOR
PUBLICATION,
No. 011480.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at liapid Oity, S. D., Aug. 22, 1014.
Notice is hereby given that Eugene F. Wells, of
Hot Springs, S. D., who. on August 15, 1907.
made Homestead Entry No. 1S2G0 serial No.
011460, for NEKSEK, section 31. N4SWk, NWU
section 82. township 6 8., range 6 E, B. H.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
final five year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before George Hummel,
Clerk of Courts, in his office, at Hot Sorlnes. S.
D., on'the 3rd day of October, 1914.
Claimant'names as wituesses:
Albert March, George R. Hoaglund, Leslie
Williams, Perl Chambers, all of Hot Springs, S.
John L. Bubkis,
Register.
First Pub. August28-laetOctober 2,1914.
Notice of Hearing Petition for Admin
istration of an Estate of Trifling Value
State of South Dakota, County of Fall River ss
In County Conrt,
In the matter of the estate of Philip Rudisill,
deceased.
The State of Sjouth Dakota sends greeting to
Mrs. Caroline Kennedy the heir at law and next
of kin of Philip Rudisill, deceased, and to the
creditors of and to all to whom these presents
may come.
Notioe is hereby given that a petition has
been filed with the Judge of this court, stating
that Philip Rudisill died on or about the 16th
of August, A 'D. 1014, in Hot Springs, Fall River
Comity, uid State of South D&kotA, leaving
estate of trifling value and praying that the
regular administration be dispensed with and
that theeaid estate he administered as provided
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by law for tbe adulnlstMtlon of estates of trifl
ing value, and that Saturday, the Mth day of
September, A. D, 1914, at 10:fl0 o'clock, a. ef
paid day being a day of regular term of Court, at
the Court room of ia county judge, in Hot
Springs, rail Kiver County and State of South
Dakota, has been set for hearing tbe said peti
tion when and where any person interested may
appear aud show cause why said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Hot Springs. South Dakota, this flth
day of September, A. D. 1914 J*
P. F. Wabd,
(SBAI,)
Kejrister.
First Pub. ^uffist 21-last September 25,1914.
Summons—Justice Court
State of South Dakota, Qounty of Fall River.
In Justice Court, Before J.N. Jones, Police
Justice of the Peace
Stockmans Bank, a Corporation, plaintiff, vs.
Henry Graham, doing buaineas as the Nebras
ka and Dakota Land Compauy, defendant,
The State of South Dakota sends greeting
To Heury L. Graham, defendent.
Tou are hereby summoned to appear before me
at my office in the city-hall, cttyofHoi Springe,
In said county, on the 28tU day of Sep*,, olier
D. 1914 at ten o'clock i. "j .he com.
plaint of the above named plaintiff. S cemana
Hank, a corporation, who claims t« recover cf
you tbe sum of eighty-four ami 7110CI.-.J dollars,
being for the amouut you have overdrawn your
account with said plu tiff.
You are hereby notified that If you fail to ap
pear and answer said complaint as above
required said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you by default for thn said amount
of eighty-four dollars and seventy one cents and
Interest at seven per cent from August dth, 1014,
together with costs and Attorney's fees.
Given under my hand this 17th day of Septem
ber A. D. 1914.
J. N. Jones,
Police Justice of the Peace In and for City of Hot
Springs, Fall River county, S. D.
F. A. Little, iis
Att'y for Plaintiff.
First pub. Sep. 18 lB»t Sept, 25th 191J.
(Lawrence H. Hedrick, Attorney)
Notice of Mortgage Forecl osure Sale
Whereas, default has been made in the pay
ment of the principal and Interest of th* indebt
edness secured by a mortgage dated the 18th day
of August, A. D. 1913, executed by lCmll Hargeni,
a single man, of Fall River county, S. D. to
Hedrick Holding Go a Corporation, trustee, of
Hot Springs, Fall River county. 8. T., which
mortgage was recorded in the olfc of the
Register of Deeds of Fall Kiver 0°nntj, S. D. in
book of mortgages on page 231 on th 23rd day
of Auguftt, A. D. 1913, it 11:45 o'clock a. m. aud
Whereas, it was stipulated it. said mortgage
that if default be made in the paynftn^ of any
portion of the principal or inures? at the time
the same should become due. then "te whole
sum, both principal and interest of p*id mort
gage, would become due and payablo-at once
ana
Whereas the amount claimed to be due upon
said premises under said mortgage at the date
of this notiee is tbe sum of one thousand three
hundred seventy dollars and thir.y cents
(tl370,80j, to-wit:—one thousand two nundred
fifty dollars (•1280.00) principal, ninety-five
dollars and thirty conts
(»J5,30)
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EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANCER.!
WRITE FOR BOOKLET ENTITLED:
CANCER, IT'S PROPER TREATMENt & CURE'
hJICHOLS' SANATORIUMS
?nags,. South Dakota and Savannah Missoon.
Ctnnouncemcnt
To tha patrons, present or prospectire of Evans Laundry.
Conditions have arisen which necessitate a change in
the management of our Laundry department. We have se
Oured from Chicago, a manager who comes with the very
best recommendations as to his capability, activity and jn
lj»iril^ We t^jere that the patronage of this-locality will
jlJjiMdM
SV*\fc *r frSr a
Wdflpj«tciats imprpved aervice. W« respectfally
^ficit yt^ur patronage and guarantee that every effort posr
^le will be put forth to give you satisfactory service. ,,t 4,
Mistakes are not impossible nor improbable and we
e^nestly request that they b? promptly reported and we will
Iftfke a|i honest effort, to amicably and fairiy rectify, them. I
Respectfully,
THE EVANS HOTEL CO.
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Judge
Attest:
George Hummel, Clerk. "ii
First Pub, Sept. II last Sept. 25,1914.
into-est and
twenty-five dollars (S25.00) uttoiney's fees al
lowed by statute and
Whereas no action or proceedings at law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured bv said mortgage, or any part
thereof, and all of said indebtoduvds having
become due now therefore
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the
power of sale contained in said mortgage and
duly recorded as aforesaid, the said unrtgage
will be foreclosed by tho sale of the mortgaged
premises herein described at public unction at
the front door of the Court bouse in tbe city of
said premises will be sold subject to a first
mortgage of $2500 and interest thereon and taxes,
insurance and necessary costs paid by the holder
of said firBt mortgage
The mortgaged premises are sitnat-d in the
County of Fall River and State of Bout' Dakota,
aud are described as follows: Lots numbered
ten, 10, eleven, 11, and twelve 12, in. block
numbered twenty-six, 26, oi Second inekahta
Addition to the towr., now city, of Hoi Springs,
according to the re^ rded plat thereof.
Dated Hot Springs, South Dakota this ISth
day of September, A. D. 1914.
Hedrick Holding Co., a Corporation, Trustee.
__ Owner of said Mortgage.
Lawrence H. Hedrick,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
B. T. Clark,
Sheriff of Fall River County, South Dakota.
First pub, Sep. 18-last Oct. 801914.
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