The pioneer press., July 12, 1900, Image 4

About The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?

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May and June we find we have a big stock
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Ask to see the 80-Ka Tea at
Coipiillette’s 26tf
Now is your dunce toget all kinds
of i hctcgH'pl tic work at Miller gal
leiy.- Oj.cn every tiny. All work
guaranteed to be of the best. tf
tY. E. Barker, Artist.
Wishing repairs for the Buyk Eye
would dq well yo lot/k oyer their
machines and leave their orders with
their agent. 2fitf
George Jeffery,
Miller, S. D.
Although all kinds fo painters ma-
ferial have advanced you never in
the past bought paint cheaper than
vou can buv it of N. Johnson & Co
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nt the present. 2 Iff
A SON SAVEO.
Is there anything sadder than
to see the child you love fail
and fade.' Ixifore your eyes.
Money is lavished upon doc
tors, th a* love < an. suggest
and science c;ui perform is called
into But * the cough
tears and tears at the tissues,
the cheeks grow hollow and
yet more hollow, and the little
frame weakens until the limbs
can no more support the body.
What joy must come to the
parents who find at length a remedy which helps
and heals.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery has
cured in hundreds of cases where doctors had
altogether failed or given up the patients. When
the lungs have been weak and bleeding, the cough
obstinate, the body emaciated, ’’Golden Medical
Discover} ” has effected a perfect and permanent
cure.
There is no alcohol in the ”Discovery,” neither
opium, cocaine or any other
Do not be imposed upon by a substitute medicine in p
of ” Golden Medical Discovery,” There is nothing ’’ just as
good” for weak lungs as the ’’Discovery,” apd all ’’just as good
medicines” are made to fill the dealer’s purse and not |o heal the
diseased lungs.
” After using about five liottles of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery my
boy seems to be all right,” writes Mr. J. W. Price, of Ozark, Monroe Co.,
Ohio. «H e was very bad when I commenced to give him the ‘ Golden Medi
cal Discovery.’ The doctor claimed he had consumption, and we doctored
with him until he was past walking. It has ’ *en ten months since he stopped
taking your wedicii’c and he is till in We are very thankful to
you|hr ; v . " .
Children Pr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They are
tQ- take aw de not gripe, They regulate the bqwele and
cure .<piistipati6!t. ’ ‘ •••<>.... -•<
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AT GOOD
PBICES.
While our trade has been unusually large during
weather goods on hand yet and are anxious
up the entire stock at once to make room for our new
fall goods. Notice these prices which are
any other store in Hand county and in most cases less'
than cost.
Ladies shirt waists regular 50c & 75 c -
kinds now 35 & 50c,
ular $1.25-1.50-1.75-1.95-2.25 kinds at 50c.
pair off. An elegant fine shoe for ladies at
95C.
A fine assortment of wash goods-lowns
percales, dimities, organdies etc. fine goods
regular price 6to 15c. Now going at 3j£ to
10c. Ladies fine parasols regular 75c. to $2.
A mixed lot of mens
going at 50c. to $1.50.
and boys crash and straw hats worth up to
sl-00 yoyr choice for 25c. Ladies summer
Underwear sc,
25c. Everything in
goods must go at some price. We will have
ninety days of hot weather yet so you will
need these goods. Call and see them.
J. W. COQUI LLETTE
Farmers, Farmers.
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Lad fes Ox ford ties reg*
narcotic.
BYE
Fast black hos sc. to
the line of summer
The 3d quarterly meeting of the
M. E. Church of Miller will be held
next Sabbath July 15. Rev. W. I.
Grahm I). D. Pres. of Dak. Univer
sity at Mitchell, will Ire-present and
preach morning and evening. Love
feast 10 a. tn. preaching at 11 n. m.
and 8 in the evening all Christians
are invited to join us at the Ixjrd’a
table in commemoration ot his sacri
ficial death. Dr. Graham excells as
••• • t
a preacher and is a great success in
educational work Public is most
cordially invited to these services.
J. E Norvell, Pastor.
M. B. Smith, Butternut, Miclh,
«nys, “DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
are the yery best pills I ever used for
costiveness, Liver and bowel
troubles. 28tf N. Johnson & Co.
tasssspsssaasg
of warm
to clean
way belo w
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Mrs. J. M. Bushfield, the mother of
the editor of this paper, died at her
home in Cambridge, Ohio. -July 3d,
and was buried July sth. To say
that “mother is gone” voicesan ach
ing void in the hearts and minds of
those who have experienced such
loss, and echoes a fear from those
whose time of loss is not yet come.
It covers all, is a. common heiritage
to all, and becomes the silent sorrow
once in each life.
Cambridge Daily Sun Mrs. Sarah
Eliza Moore Bushfield, wife of the
late Col. John M. Bashfield, died tttr
her home on Clark street, in this
city,* July 8, 1900, aged 87 veal's.
Mrs. Bushfieid was the youngest
child of Andrew Moore, who in April
1809, settled near what was then
called Smithstown, on the Zane
Trace, and, after the formation of
Guernsey county, was called Frank
ford, and opened what afterwards
became a notable place, Moore’s
Tavern, known far and near.
She was married in Cambridge, to
John M. Bushfieid, Esq., December
30, 1843. To them were born seven
children. Those living are William
M. and Hattie,, at home, and John
of Miller, South Dakota.
Mrs. Bushfield was the oldest mem
ber of the Cambridge Presbyterian
church. She was not an active
woman in conspicuous work, never
prominent, but in the vaiious com
munities in which she lived no one
was more widely pr more deeply es
teemed by all who knew her. She
'was nofi without her sore trials—in
the death of some of her children in
infancy, others later in life, in the
death of her husband, brothers and
sisters, in her own failing health—
but the “Giver of all good satisfied
her with a long life.” After a life of
more than four score years it may
be said of her, “She came to her
grave in a full age. like as a shock
of corn come*. -n his season.”
She was the last of a prominent
family in the'early history of the
countv. This long life, identified
with the history of the county amt
with the city of Cambridge ami their
growth and development from the
Wilderness to the enlightenment of
today marks tin* era of the world’s
greatest development in its progress
toward universal brotherhood,-when
it may l»e truly said, “The day of
his death is better than the day of
his birth.”
The funeral occurred Thursday.
July 5, at 3:30 p. in. from her late
lesidence, conducted by Rev. Dr.Mil
ligan, Rev. W. F. Weir and other
ministers of th? city. Interment in
City cemetpry.
For sale only by J. W. C'oquillette.
Quarterly Statement of Superintendent
of Hospital for the Insane
Jo the County Auditor of Hand County
S. D. I herewith bund you statement of
account of Hand County with the Hospit
al for Insane, for the quarter ending
June 30, 1900.
[seal] V. S. ROSS, Snpt.
Name. Admitted. Diac barged. Charge.
Robgrf Gprfen $ 43 (JO
C C Detio* is Q 0
Herman Schafer ig tit)
William Page 4S 00
Mary Find I v 48 00
Mary E Finella 48 GO
Hannah J Pringle 48 (0
1 Pater Groa* County Auditor of Hund
County 8, D. do hereby eeaify that the
above report was made to me j uno io,
1900 : and that $316. m the amount paid
by Hund County fur the support of In
baue for the quarter ending June 30,
1900.
(When under my Land and seal this 10,
day of July 1900.
|Sea&] Peter Gross. Co. Aud,
OBITUARY
Total 33G 00
PRICES
LOWER THAN EVER.
In order to Reduce our
large stock of mens felt
hats we offer
All $3.00 Hats for $2.25
“ $2.25 “
“ 2.00 “ “
“ I.OQ ‘
♦ H. R.GREE VES&CO.
Ackerman, Goshen, Ind.,
soys. “DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
always bring certain relief,, cure my
headache, and never gri|»e." Th u y
gently cleanse and invigorate the
bowels and liver. 28tf
Reduced Rates to Milwaukee. Wis..
Vig the North Western Line, on
account of Annual Meeting L A. W..
etc., to In? held nt Milwaukee July 10
to 15. For dates of sale, etc. apply
to agents Chicago North-Western
ll’y.
Highmore Bulletin Mrs. David
Watkins departed for Mitchell this
morning where she intends to reside
in the future. The rest of the family
will follow shortly.
George H. Bottcher drove up fron)
Miller Monday to cast his ballot in
1 he primary election.
Alex Anderson, post master at
Bailey, Hand conntv, transacted
business in this burg Friday.
To secure the original witch Hazel
Salve, Well known as a certain cure
for piles and skin diseases. Beware
of worthless counterfeits. They are
dangerous. 28tf N. Johnson & Co.
“I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in
my family with wonderful results. It
gives immediate relief, is pleasant to
take and is truly the dyspeptic’s
best friend,” says E. Hartgerink,
Overfeel, Mich. Diorests what you
eat. Cannot fail to cure. 28tf
N. Johnson & Co.
NO RIGHT TO UGLINESS.
The woman whois loyely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be at trac
tive m ust keep her health. If she is
weak, sickly and all ruq doyyn, §he
will be nervious and irritable.' If sh e
has constipation or kidney trouble,
her impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. Electric Bit
ters is the best medicine in the world
to regulate stomach, iiver and kid
iiavs and fq purify.the blood. It
gives strong nerves, bright eyes,
smooth yelyety skin, rich complex
ion. It will make a good-looking
charming woman of a run down in
valid. Only 50 cents at J. I). Fits
geraid’s Drug Store. 2914
“ 1.50 “ “
N. Johnson & Co.
IS THE
HE who buys the name “Es
tey” on organ or piano, as an
ounce of prevention, will never
be sick of his bargain. “What,
pay for a name?” No, not ex
actly that, but in purchasing an
Estey, cither organ or piano, you
may secure the protection of a
name which through a half cen
tury has been a guarantee
against dissatisfaction, wherever
it has beet; found on a musical
instrument. Send for catalogues.
ESTEY ORGAN Co.-
Battleboro, Vt.
I am sole agent for Hand Coun
ty for the above described Estey
Organs and Estey Pianos; also
for the Newton Piano a strictly
first class pianoof medium grade.
Please remember also that I carry
a full line of books, stationary,
tablets, fruits, candies, cigars
and wall paper. I am agent
again this season for the cele
brated Alfred Feats wall papers,
and am now prepared to show
you over 500 samples of these
papers, in new, beautiful, and ar
tistic designs tor 1900. Come in
now and make your selections.
If you do not care to order from
samples, we will have a stock
iron! which you can select. Call
and see us. And we will con
vince vou that we can furnish a
top notch paper at a bottom
notch price. Yours Truly,
1.75
1.50
1.00
.57
Estey Piano Co.,
New York Citv. •
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