The pioneer press., November 19, 1903, Image 4

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At Miller Opera House,
Sat. evening Nov. 28.
sfIGLA BIBVELb,
BARATONE BALLAD SINGER,
CONCERT VIOLINIST,
AND READER.
Scats on sale at Collins’ drug store Saturday Nov 21 at 1
o’clock.
Admission, Adults 3f» cts. Childred under 12 yrs 15cts. No
extra chsrge for reserved seats.
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i DRUGS.... .
I AND MEDICINES. |
I CITIZENS OF HAND COUNTY. gj
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| lam back at the old stand on east side j 3
jjj* of Broadway. I invite your patronage. nj
I My line of DRUSG is the most complete |
j and freshest in the county.
jjj STANDARD PATENT HEDICINES jo
are alwas kept in stock. 1 also have a fine
stock of Toilet Articles, Stationery, etc. tj
n See my stock of Wall Paper, Paints and jf
Oils and get my prices. jp
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President. Cashier, ffi
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MILLER. SO. DAK. jf
Organized under the .State Banking Laws.
Loans on Live Stock a Specialty. §
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Interest, paid on time deposits, a
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“Junta little chilly around
the edge:-,” wan a common re
mark during the part few days.
What liejter recommendation
can a speaker have 1 han i he fact
that for twelve yenra all of Ids
time has heea tilled from the
middle of Oct. to the first of.) une
besides übout thirty dates dur
ing the Bummer.
Thigh* DeVVit t Miller’s record. It
Hugh Grant return *<i home
yesteidav from Oklahoma,
where he has been the past year
or two.
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s fMJSn THAT Rl® STAIN
: I m j gapW On the handkerchief sends a ciiill to the j
* jf heart of the woman who had kept on
\ thinking—"the cough will get better
after a while." Now she knows the
( '*fight for life is on and looks eagerly
mk \ aroun< * f° r medical aid.
There is one medicine whose marvel
jf -Jy&J ous record for cures commends it at once
/ mm&Mm to every sufferer from lung troubles as
I • * Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Di«4bovery
I cures obstinate, deep seated coughs, bron
' I wea k wnd breeding lungs, en lacia-
I on an( f diseases generally, which, if
I / illliyll neglected or unskilfully treated, ttrmi
' I if |\\\«. k nate fatally in consumption,
I (/I w ln the ‘ Lewiston Journal,’ November r-sth,
I V l\\\\\\\\\wOT 1901, printed in L<;wiston, Maine, I find an ,
1 advertisement of y our ‘ Golden Medical D is- 1
| covery,’ " writes Mr. C. H. Brann, (provision merchant), of Bridgton, Main?, \
’ "I want to tell you what the ' Discovery * did for me years ago far ]
1 spitting of blood. The first three bottles helped me so that I was practically «
] cured tor one year. Then I took three bottles more with the same result, \
, and lastly I took three bottles more, making nine bottles in all. It has now J
■ been over fifteen years and I have not been troubled with spitting any more «
; blood." <
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med’cal Discovery." There j
is nothing "just as good” for diseases of the stomach, Wood \
and lunga. ;
A 1008 mage book, from for ttm iwMng, You onn get [
Mrs. I).A..McCoy and daughter
Bernice departed yesterday for
New York to secure medical treat
ment for Mrs. M.
Tho«. Jones, of Florence twp.
sol 1 his fine farm of 800 acres
this week to David Peterson, of
lowa. The sale was made by
W. .». Dal bower, and the pri'-**
sl3 per acre. Mr. Peterson got
a bargain.
Rev. Lacey went Huron
Tuesday to attend the farewell
of Rev. Vanderlas, the Presby
terian pastor of Huron, who
goes to Minneapolis.
(i 1682——31st YEAR— 1903
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& Twenty One years isa long
t time to do business in one
location—but that's the ex
it perience of the
t 3 Palace Drug Store
£ Under its presuit manage-'
$ ment. Otherscomefora brief
£ time, then like the Arab fold
\ up their tent and silently
f disappear—but the Pioneer
€ goes on and on.
X THE REASON?—It in nI tuple. Flint \
J Clani> RuodM in nil th» linen wo bundle. J
prompt pnvment of ail bllln, careful
X attention to what the public require*,
\ uud reuHOiiable prices. Q
J J. D. Fitgerald, Proprietor, J
<* Miller, 8. I). 4
Our balmy, Indian summer
weather disappeared Saturday
and the weather man sent us a
cold wave that caused a general
hustling to get stoves, storm
windows, elc into working shape.
But 1 hese lit tie changes make the
spice of life
Rev. 1). 10. Murry the new M
10. paston announces regular.lser
vices in Miller as usual.
Services will also be held as
follows: Prayer meeting at the
home of M. D. Harris, iuSt . Law
rence Wednesday evening at 8
o’clock. Revival services will l»e
--gin at the church in St. Lawrence
Mondnv eveing Nov. 23,continu
ing each night.
Thanksgiving service at Aloneur
school house in Alpha ;wp, at
3P. M. Nov. 25. A dinner will
be served in the school house at
one o’clock P. AI.
East Side Items.
Wessington 'Limes — Mrs. A.
Thompson, who has been suffer
ing from a severe attack of
typhoid fever, is slowly recover
ing, and was able to sit up in bed
about ten minutes, last Friday.
Harry Schultz, son of J. \V.
Schultz, arrived Thursday morn,
ing from Jensen Florida. Harry
left here 11 years ago: and he
has returned to spend the winter
and once more inhale someof the
South Dakota fresh air which he
has missed while awav.
The ladies of Sand Creek neigh
borhood met at the homeof.Mrs.
W. S. McNeil on Thursday after
noon, to organize “A Ladies Aid
Society.” There was a good at
tendance, and the society bids
fair to be a prosperous one. It
was voted to name the society
the “Rose Hill Ladies Aid
Society." The next iiiGrtiug will
be with Mrs. Sorenson Thursday
ft*
afternoon November 19th.
The Church of Christ.
Services next Lord's Day as
follows: Preaching— 11. A. M.
“Jesus as Prophet.” This is the
first of three sermous on the
office of Jesus. At 7:45 P. M.
Theme—“ Our Ad vocate.” Bible
school 12:15. And C. JO. services
at 7. o’clock. Leader—Miss
Lizzie Berry. Special music. A
cordial invitation to all. We can
warm the house very comfortably
now.
Thanksgiving services at th n
Presbyterian church at 11 o’clock
A cordial invitation tobusinpss
men and all the citizens of Miller
and virility.
The ladies of the Christian
church willservediimerand sup
ptT on Thanksgiving Day. A
Turkey and chicking dinner ami
an Oyster Supper. Come and
dine.
Notice.
1 will Sell the* S-E JL6-1 11-09
Situated in Hand countyS.Dak.
at a bargain if taken within 60
days. A dress, W. 11. Alleman
Fresco. lowa. 49t3*
The subjects of two of DeWitt
Miller lectures are “The uses of
Ugliness’’and “Love Courtship
and Matrimony.” One of these
will doubtless be hissuhject when
hes|>eukHin Miller next Wednes
day evening whatever his subject
it will be one of the best things
vou ever heard. It
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|ft DRY GOODSjfI
Our shelves are filled from the flour to the ceiling with New Dry
ifi goods for fall and winter, the only complete assortment of dry goods
f i° Hand county. VVe have selected them with the greatest of care after
4) long experience, in order to get just what our customers want. Our
| * JAGKETS ♦ t
| For Ladies, for Misses and for Children, |
Are the newest and best on earth.
| Our Shoo Stock £
$ Is always complete, with the est fitters and best wearers in all
& sizes. CLO i HING for Tien, Boys and Children. VVe have’em and can 5
j fit out any one W
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0 Hats, GLOVES, MITTEITS 5
# Anti man y other tilings too numerous to mention. Examine our &
$ new stock of Dry Goods and you will not buy any more old goods or
i close outs. Vours to please, ?
* EL H. GREEYES- $
and tollerton-stetson |
PPQTOECQ Tem I
ra 8 SlSs'lj© £ lLi4*£j| 3.
The ones y° ll have always found •>'*•
'V :i # here. Johnson’s Cider Vinegar, ❖
z<*gu
(fi /E Iff na P *
sf|h )fi/M ol,r aim is P ure food regardless $
‘ r&ftl cost ' VVe kee P the cheaper sfc
but don’t push them. y
J~ / ~ysry f&fr Below are a tew prices: X
fo A fe'-f'! * Standard tomatoes ioc X
Boston baked beans 12%
Yeast Foam two pkgs 5c X
Machine Castor oil 30c X
111 % • c «™ starch, 5 c *
ifeJjOjll Ifl WWfeylj These are not cut prices, simply $
- 1 a few reminders. J
Yours for Good Goods, Honest Weights, and Fair Prices. *jjf
BUTTS BROTHERS. |
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A New York Juderfi Ins allowed
h girl $3,000 in a br«*»eh of pro
mise suir, for 1,23(1 kiss's, which
slic swore the man liad taken.
That, will establish the price of a
kissut about $2.00. Sometimes
ils cheap enough—but, then
again, there are times when
thirty cent would be exorbitant.
Kisses are somewhat like the
value of real estate. Thev
%>
vary, according to location!
An Astonishing Offer!
If for way rewon w* foil to we yomr
! Catarrh!
■ of the heeii. none, throat, longs or > tom ten in !
any stare the treatment costs yon nothing:.
You doubflts* have catarrh and want to bs
cured. You bare tried nearly everything. Yet
there is only one absolutely known cure (or
catarrh in America, and that Is MEDERINE, the
great Blood and Catarrh cure. It arts directly
l upon the raucous membrane through the blooa,
i opens up the nasal passages, soothes, and allays
; all inflammation of the affected parts, reaches the
seat of the disease by filtering, cleansing and puri*
■ (ring the Mood. MEDERINE has revolutionized
! the treatment and cute of Catarrh, and created
> the greatest sensation in medical circles.
Thousands of Catarrh
sufferers in every section of the country bear tea* i
! timony to being cored of CATARRH by the only
remedy that cure’s—MEDERINE.
Wilte MEDERINE REMEDY CO.. Duluth, Mtnn., fcr
their lystcm of tr.Atm.nt. AU letters utocred. Illustrated
booklet containing Mtti mentals of cures auiled free.
Price si.oo par Bottle— 6 bottles $3.00.
Seat express paid if your druggist does not carry MED !
i CRIME In stock!
MEDERINE OINTMENT IZZZ'SSSZ'£
I Old sad Running Sorts, Uofrs aud Ulcers, joc per boa.
MEDERINE SOAP c<£££k2s
bea. titer, a >«ritct curt far Daadruff aad aU scalp aad skla
dlaaaaes. price sjc
Igederiy Remedies U 9 —ld —* piruttM by
O. H.'COLLINS, Druggest.
firT Tpjr II $ pat i
sin llii nftßil I
Of coming to our cash c tore for many little things
Aon are in need of. Rend our prices. It will suggest
to you what you need. We buy for cash only, and sell
cheap far cash. We do not expect our customers to
h'ive money to burn.” Ii you have there arc many
pla»ces \\Tiere it wili be consumed more rapidlv than
hiye. \ii' respectfully submit the following prices for
Your Consideration :
Others find them right, why not vou?
15 et mop sticks be Good parlor broom 20c
No. 2Li tnp Chimtiv 5c 05c parlor broom 25c
Oocd outrag flan?iel 9*-* Asbestos stove mats 4c
Bovs’Cot-dry pants 49 50 ft clothes line 9c
e arc headquarters for imicy and holiday goods
of all kinds at every day prices, with the double profits
cut oi. ibe Cash Store welcomes you to the feast of
low prices.
CRABTREE’S Cash Store.
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