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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12

~ separate skirts Of brilliant mohair,
summer chev;ot and pique are worn
shirt waists Of very fine pink. cream.
ecru or 3luc grass linen. trimmed with
DAINTY linen laces. insertions AID tiny
edrinSs-
lie most popular garniturc for the
toilets and costumes Of grass linen.
chamhrav and batiste are the open
" ork crlbrcidcrics wrought upon the
goods themselves. The designs are
.ery handsome this year. and the eIn-
hroidcrsl founccs are wide enough to
akcwaist-fronts plcsircns with pcint-
ca yoke al in one piece. sieeVe-caPs.
iaci,et-bcdices and spreading shoulder
caps with Nandykc ends failing over
the full sleeve pulls. Bretellc and tichu-
shaped pieces formed Of embroidered
swiss muslin and linen laces and bards
are likewise employed.
Ideal gowns are formed OF ponpa'
duur muslins made mp over taiteta sssh
O.! single shade. or else OF changcable
tints repeating those in the lowered
muslin. IL silk is not desired, vatvred
:,ercalin.- or batistc is used in pale p'.'A,
,naure. cream or blue. Ticrre or Mech
Z lin laces are very fashionabiy used for
rarnturc. but delicate embroideries on
sheer Swiss muslin are also quite as
popular. The full waist either round
or pointed is invariably used for these
iranspar Thlswaist Is neHriy
seamless over closely fitted and boned
silk lining Some Of the muslin Dire !
skirts are cut after the popular seven
rorc model: oi hers have nine cores. ana
sgain are four straight breadths WIN
tucks alternating with lace insertions
TO the knee.
White gowns Of various materials
both thick and diaphanous. are 2 con
uicuous feature of summer fashions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12

and fancy Dr.:
goods hca g in
the .and. and
shows n farnii-
lar contour.
but appears III
novel sorts OF
fabric. newly
patterned and
ne " ! J deco
rated. ! II c
gowns
show great use
OF dainty dot
ted and flow
cred batistes
lihen. lawns,
c h a III brays.
\ and very love-
.hy organizes,
and with pref
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12

FRS STOPPED free and permanently core4
No FITS after first days use 81 Dr. kline3
Great Nerve Res orer. Free 81 trial bottle
a. treatise. DR. KLINE, s<S Arch 81. Phiia "a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12

PIso's CURF Is a wonderful Cough med4e
cine-MRs W. PICKERr, Van Siclen anA
Blake AYES, Brooklyn. y. ", Oct. ~, ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12

BEATTY maired by a bad complexion M
be restored b. Glenu's sulphur Soap
Hills Hair and NLiSkcr Dye. 30 ceDH-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12

wnAr is dishonesty got yanishes In
proiigacy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12

Books are the Immortal sons deifyfno
their sires.-Plato.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12

1xrossluLE-i, is not good FrenOh--Ss-
poleon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12

Fos they conquer who believe they can
Virgil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12

Soft W IA lite
scrgss. ~ o.
airs an q
crepons are
made up for
seaside cos
tunes W IL n,
plain gorcd
skirt : eIe-
gantly hung.
a L i $ IN orr
jacket b o . :
ices or single
breasted open
h ! n y g r =.
which to he
n c W a II u
8 I u u II IN z
must he lines
with colorcti
silk. pal c
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-19
Rnth fir @Rtter

Dor aber SO Sabren i9on murbe
WtrS. Wihsloip's Soothing Sprut
bon Wilionen bon Mhttern beim 3ab,
tten Der ainber angepenbet. Wirff bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 bas 5hreien zines
&inbes gef6rt, baS i'm 3abnen III unb
Dor S6meraen reints Wenn 10, lai1e
iofort elite Jlaf9e BON uWirs. WinSs
Ions Soothing SDrup" boIen. eetu
Wertb 1T unbe3ablbor. gs :pir6 benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung bers
f9affen. BerlaBt eu9 barauf, Mltter,
eS 1T fein 3meifeI bariiber. gs beiIt
SpfenterD nnb Diarrboe, regaIirt ben
Magen unb bic Nierem, beieitigt Minb,
3olit, ermei6t ben @aumen, berhins
bert @nt5iinbung unb ftdrtt bas ganae
Spitem. sMrs. Winslous Soothing
Syrup filr 5abnenbe ainber ift anaes
nebm in @ei9mad nnb bas aecept
fammt bon eineu ber befem tpeibliGeu
aer5te in ben Ser. Staaten. g8.iff 5ei
allen Sruggiaen in ber sanaen Melt au
baben. preis Is Gents per 6laf6e.
&anft ni9ts anberes, als Wers. Wins,
IONS SootbinssSprup.
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9ob beg vQone star" =8ieres.

Wsesfal trtnft ber Werifaner,
Ser Sran5pie pretit 0tbiDmtb,
sSbisfeD bte Mmertfaner,
0Senn tie ,,etu9eborem" iiub.
getnem Sbee itblirft Der Gbtueie,
Stfd,tbran 5edbt Der Gsfimp
unn oer fluge Sapanefe
SIT betm 0tetstranf ,,gafe" frob.
2ln gegpbrner Wild Der Stute
Sabt ff6 BET 3trsiiem=8 8rcis
Hub oer &ufie NIT Der 3nmte
Ghlnds ben Q9mttfi eitnermeiS.
Sod eer 9eutidbe, franf mnb bieoer
Srtnft ben Wals= mto &opfen=granf
Set! SSte ftarft bas iciue @lieber
-Wfatbt'S tbu aud nid,t 0raSe id5lanf /!
2Snbtn nes @eid,ides 9ammen.
Srteben ie ben beutfthen Wfanu,
Brant oen 9ranf ct fidb, ben brauneu,
Sen er ltebt BON Smsenb an!
9rtttt aadb bier, fern Inn siiotpefteu
9Sp bic sunne trDpiib ftidbt,
Srant etn Ster tttam, ctns ber beifeu
gSeldbem 9eufitben id5medft es ntd1t ?
2Senn ntan bet 8efttllteu 8ehern
9teiem Sranf Der 9abe preiit
stitno' es lamt ben eblen ,3ehern,
SaR man clone Star"=S,er ibu beist !!
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Nytatt leie, es mag bon e5tts
terefie fem /!

Wir baIten sesenmdrtig eineu
s I'M r1ers 2dumunas. Ber.
tauf. e6ube unb Gtiefel AT Soft
preiien Iuf iebem Stid Waare
tebt Der Soft. nnb ber ebemalige Ders
taufSprei8. BDr ettpa 8 Monaten be-
i9afften mir einen 0orratb BON Rofs
fern nnb 0anbtaihen. Nun werben
mir biefelben bolIfdnbig ausperfaufen,
oa mir BEG 9aumes 5ebttrftig Rnb ftir
ben groBen 9erbfs uno Winters
Worratb bon S9uben, ber gegens
tpdrtig anfdngt, berein3afommen.
Nties muB prompt uub aur STEELE
be3ablt tuerben, ba mir au fol6en prei,
Ten gN9ts aufidretben t6nnen.
@in6ereIla Sboe Store,
213 4lamospla3a.
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8edbts uuS linfs

ldb 9oiietter's Masenbtters, bieies md&tts. Resu.
itrunsss unD StmuIansmttt,, wiattse St.be auf ben
Sent her Msrf&bett, aranfbett senauut, nisberiaas
fen. Steber aps getH, aasemetns Stufdntsfett,
Rbeumatisuus, uerp6is an!s&tunsen, Berhppfuus
uRb 1rspepiie rdumen bot ieinem puhttSeu Gnsrif
Wtrtuns 1T prompt Wir betauptsn ni@t, bab eS
icfortise 6eilune bertrft, rbuobl es i@neue SdIfe
unb etnberuns sepdbr, aber es pertttbt bic 6rant.
Sem oas.n arasnssn Ssm sns
tmtnsenbe Spannfraft, turn weI&e baNelbe beidttst
riib, LeIbf md4ttsen seiunb beitsi9dbltGeu GtnHhi
fen erfolsreth WteeSaanb gu Ietlten. aus bieiem
@runbe III es etne 6amtlienmebt stn Elm 4ausmittel
I'm beiien Stnne oteiss pia mtbbrau9ten gortes.
Setne anertaHnte pcpulartd BAT ss auf irtus Iests
ttmeln eat, eaut fetner seiunb teitsf6rbruben Gl'
QBer fd ielnsr bsetenen wtn, tbne bas touieauent
uup iufema I'D.
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g e rlann at

8erfdufer fir 8ampagnebiicber .8rnan,
Setpal uno Srei Silber", berfaBt BON 81.
=. ;Metealf. Ge6atteur Der Omaha
gSorlo@9eralb, Der BON 8rgan autoriiir>
ter Serfaiier. Cine borsl9libe @elegene
belt, ia iogar cine Silberr1ine fir arbeit,
iarne Mgenten. Nur $1.5O. Das einaiae
offisielle 8ncb 500 @er6ienit. syrad5t
tpirb beaablt. 8robebeft frei. Waon
iude lib lebt elm 9erroin. 8ermanente,
9ntaa9lenoe 8eibdftisuns fir 1886. Waan
oooreiiire The National Book Concern,
Star Building, Chicago.
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Ser 3atb bes alansuers.

Lantlus lab ben blethen Rnaben,
Obne Raft nnS pbne 9Setle,
Mad, benz ftnftern Nalo man trabem,
Et, mas bat Ct benu fiir Gile?
Sa8t, iupbin beam ieime e@rttte,
Tra8en iba, ben sfranfen, @leiHeu 7?
AlltuO tn DeS 8albeS Mitte,
Rmbt bet 6lauSner inter Gtd3eu.
Brnoer Wartin. steb utir aumoe,
lit etn 9ranf oa, mid 80 laben2
Er ertutoert: Sch, 8eiunoe,
Ratb ertbetl'n biz stu1lf 8mdftabem !!
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etaat Dbio, Stabt EolebsA
Qnraa Gpuftth. 8. 8.

Sraut gbeneb bei9w5rt, bab er
Ser SItere qartner bet Girn1a s. s. Gbes
ues & 60. ift, tpelde @eihafte in ber
etabt EpIebo, in pbensenanntem @ountp
tnb etaate, tbut, unb bab beiaste 6irma bic
Summe BON etnbunbert DoIIats
fsir ieben SAL bon 3otarrb be3abIen tpirb,
ter brr@ BEN @ebraud BON 0aIrs Ros
tarrb.Rur t1iAt sebeiIt perben tann.
5eihmoren bpr mir unb u,,ters
[~~) i9rieben II, meiner Gesentpart an
I SEAL : 6. eeptentber y. .. 'Ss.
{~) q. 80. @Ieafen,
SffentIiaer Notar.
San's &atarrh 2ur tptrs innerlid1 senon.s
men, unb tpirft bireh a,if bas Blut ,inb bic
fdleiuisen DberFd9en bes Spitems. 2abt
Gub iin1ionit 3eusni1ie fommen,
S.S. @beneb & Co., Golebo, o.
60 gerfeuft bon Apotbefern, rs @ts.
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serabe5li gIdn3enoe Reoe er5ielte jebod |
Der 8ertbeibi9er bic Sreiipre6uns fei<
mes Glienten. gli9tSbei itopeniser iaste |
ber 9lnualt su ieinem S6iielins, ais |
er itol3 nit ibm Ben @eri@tslaal bet.
lteB: rNidjt wabr, mein 9onorar
aahlen sic mir boh in @olo!"
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aDnnen Slide bSren ?

@s lit felt unporoenflt9er 3eit be-
fannt, oaB bic Slide itumm itnb, aber
bis Dor &ursem berrl6te nod llnsemiB<
belt bariiber, Oh bic Slide aud taub
ieten. Stun lit bur6 etue Reibe iorsz
fdltis anseitellter 0erlu9e uadsemie<
ien baB Die Slide in Der 1bat bes @es
b0rS entbebren. ,Sn einent 3immer,
In benz ltd 8lasfditen nit gang pers
idieoenen arten bon Sii6en befanben,
ipurben allerlei perl6iebene @erdul9e
,,no Gone beroorsebradt, obne bab aud
MIR elm einSt9eS BET Ibtere anf ir9enb
ipel9en Con In irgenb ipel6er Meile
reasirte. 8elonberS be,peisfrdftig lit
Ste Ibatlabe, baB plDtli6 entltanbene
beftise @erdulde fetn @rl9reden Der
Sstl9e peranlalIen. SOUR bann tpurben
bic 9btere unrubis, penn 1nan einen
Con oabur9 beroorrief, baB man geget
bic @lasmanb bes Ssii6fdfies itteB
ober i9lus. 0a Die bierbei entitanbenen
@erdui6e aber piel i9md9er tparen,
ols anbere, auf uel6e feline Reafttot
ber Ibiere entitanb, ntuB man anneb,
men, oaB ite bic T0ne au1 in 6ieiem
Sale ni6t b0rten, tpobl aber, NIT
etnem linsen,ein fein entpidelten 1aits
finn ans9eitattet, bic 3arten Grldiitte.
runsen tpabrnabmen, tpel9e bie @las,
panb erlitt, unb bte bur9 bas Waiier
auf iie iibertrasen tpnrben. @enn ollo
Die Slnsler bel tbrem Sport 70 sroben
Wertb auf bic Grbaltrns 9r6Btm6s.
lt9er Rube uno l1nbenesli9feit legetl,
tpo3u fie ia bur6 langidbrise Grfabs
runs peranlaBt itnb, 10 1T 6ies ni6t
etpa baour9 be9riinbet, baB iie bic
Siide bur6 9drm perl9en9en fonntett,
fonbern baour6, baB bel Der 8epesuns
tleine Steine ober Sanomensen in'S
Waiier fallen unb Die bierbur9 perans
laBte Gri6iitterung bes @afferS Die
Gbiere pertretbt.
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l1eber eine Nabenmutter
beri6tete Or. Saberba anldbli6 etnes
8ortrases TN @iener allsemeinen
9ranfenbauie lestbtn 6olsenbes: Die
Srau le9te, eni9einenb bebufs 3uiams
menbaltens ber Saare, elm i9uiales
@ummibanb TIM Sen 8opf ibres aino.
9enS. Wfit ber 3eit bobrte ii9 bas
@ummibano ttefer unb tiefer In ben
S9dbelfuoden uno oerurIa9te bic
fur6tbariten Gdmer3en. gluber Der
Wlutter tpuBte Sliemanc, iparum bas
arme 8inb lnunterbro6en f9rie. Das
i6euBlide @eib erflarte, baS 9inb
leibe an elmer inneren 3rantbeit, an
Der es friiber ooer ipdter 3u @runoe
9eben miiiie. Nlit Der i3eit bate nun
oas @ummibanb baS Sdaoelbad poll.
itanbis ent3weigei6nitten. Die 2ei9e
oeS 9inbes ipurbe tros beS Miberitars
oeS Der Mutter Sur 9ert9tsdrstli6en
SbSuftion iiberbra9t, BET ipel6er man
bic frrdtbare @utoef,tns nadte. 0as
@ummibano bate iid gang in ben
Sdabel bineinsebobrt unb mar in benz
iel6en binein9elunten. Die barbarii6e
Wlutter, bic ielbitoeritdnbli6 ber pers
seltenben @ere6tieteit nidt entsangen
ipare, mar in5wiiden seftorben. So,
beroa erflGrte, baB oieler Sail in Der
patbolOsiif anatomiiden slbtbeiluns
oes @iener 9al9emeinen Granfenbau,
les gu SeTiuden benust worSen iei,
ano6en our6 llmipannen nit einem
@ummibanbe auseinan6er III ipalten.
Die Gerindc leien aud Dollltanbig ses
lun9en ii lperoen benn audi in Ser
Gbirar9ie lire 0iusanwenouns finben.
Sunge unb alte Mdnner io0ten ni9t
hprfpI1Ieu HE Nu,eine MN Fhca
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NNattbtes Brptbers ,

GIeif9er, sos @aft 9oufOn 5trabe,
Siefern baS por3asli9fe &inbs, S6af.
nnb S4neinefeifd. g Spe3iaIitdt.
Sunges aalbfleif d. Nle Sor.
ten BON Wurff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-19

Die beae 6ufteu. .Mebi3ia III Sbilob's
Sure. Gin peruadldifister 9uiieu II
eefdbrli@. SeIft ibm fogIei9 NIT Shi.
lob's @ure ab. Gum gertauf bel aaI.
teper & s6u9arb, Somes glapiu, 8.
5. Spe0eHp, R. @obn & &c., .. steia,
@entral Drug Store, u. 61neppe.
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Gin Rfarer aopf,

quite 8erbauuns unb elm bObss riftis
sss Gltsr iinO 3lpei &eiultute, bic bura
ben @sbraud BON Eutt's 9sbsrsYilen
sr3islt wsroen.
Cine frwis(fns Gbat(ads.
&Opfi9msr3en, Waluria, MaseuIdure,
SerfOpfuns, Dpspepiie, Gallenleiben
nnb dbnlide &ranlb.itsn iusrben poll.
ftanbis ssbeilt bur9 ben @sbraud BON
9Mtt's &eber piMen.
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= Die Wabrbeit bat elm ADDE'S 2es
ben. Die Wabrbeit wirb genejen, aud
tpenn ihr cine 9otomoti0e iiber ben
2eib gebt. 8. %. 6olmes.
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Guplea,s Meaifter. wp. % aIom

OuuIe9 Ue8tHer, 40. 70 NIdmo
Yla5a bot einen &uf fur guten altea
WbiStep, bic beten geniidten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimif6e gigarrea
unb ftets frii6eS Bier. Der gisentba'
mer. Soe GooIep, oerifebt iein Gef6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-19

Cine bIbi6 de anetbote aus
Der Tertbeibigerpruris errest bere9s
tiste 9eiterteit in 8erliner Inwaltsz
treten. Gle biloet elm nieolideS sc,
Senltiid 81 benz dlteren S6er3, in
lueldem elm frei9eipro6ener 2lngetlass
ter bic llbr, pe9en oeren Oiebltahl er
ansetla9t seipeien mar, ieinem 8ers
tbetoiser aus Gantbarteit offerirt.-
Sn oem neuen 6alle mar Elm Wie6a,
infer ipesen Salidmiiu;erei angetlaat,
uno 3fpar iollte er. mie Der Staatss
anpalt bebauptete, falide Silbermiins
gen ansefertist baben. Durd eias
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Gin @usfpru9 8ismards.
Mir leien tn benz r@ren3boten~:
Wober nabm 8ismard baS iebt 70 piel
sebrau6te @ort; @ir Deutlden fiir9s
ten Soft rnb 10 ipeiter ober, ba er es
pielleibt lelbit nt6t 9epubt baben
mag, tper bat es suerit ober bod bot
ibm 9ebrau9t? Sd erinnere mid etns
NAL in einem sluifase 5ablrei6e Stel,
len aus ueueren beuti i9en Di9tern
5uiammen9etragen sefunben su babeu,
Sur9 bic 8ismard oarauf sefiibrt ipors
ben iein iolfte. @ber iie lauteten alle
nlir unsefabr 70, feline CAB bteie epi>
srammartise Safiuus. guf bie Quelle
fibrt bier GarlDle In ieiner Gussabe
BON @rommellS Reben. Grommell
fpri9t on elmer Stelle BON ieinen se,
tpappneten &eitern, ben gottesfiir1s
tisen Sroniibes, Die ME sei6lasen ipurs
ben. (Spee6 ~. Gle erite &uflase
Der 8eoen erldien 1s45. aber idon in
ben 8erleiunsen iiber 6eroentbunl
Q840) iast Garl1le bel bemielben Gns
laB ip6rtli6: Men fearing God, and
without any other fear. (Mdnner, bic
@ott fiirdten obne cine Gn6ere Tur6t. J
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Sunge unb alte Wdnner iollien nidt
oerfeblen, bic Nu3eige bon Sbos.
Slater auf Seite 2 3u lefsn.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10
The sad intelligence was received

The sad intelligence vas received
Tuesday that Alfred Trenary had
died in Chicago Monday night. He
went there some time ago to have
an operation performed, and from
which he was unable to rally. Mr..
Trenary was about 81 years OF age,
an exemplary Christian man, whom
everybody was pleased to know. He
leaves a wife and three little ones to
mourn for a loss that cannot be re-
stored, and who must place their
heavy burden upon the promise OF
Him who dOeth all things well, al
though yelling from us the reasons
therefor. In that reunited home OF
the blessed, where there is no sorrow,
no separation, perhaps it will be
made clear to the suffering soul why
the Diyine hand moves in II mysteri-
Gus way it's wonders to ~perforform
The remains are expected to reach
Miller tonight, and tomorrow they
will be laid to rest in that window.
less home, whence all life is tending
The community extends its sincere
sympathy to the soTrowing family.
LATER-There is some unavoidable
delay in sending the remains from
Chicago, and as we 60 to press the
funeral is expected to occur Sunday.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10
ARD

Speaks to Miller people-Since the
Cardo representative left Millermany
people have been cured by the Cardo
Treatments.
Cardo's remedies are specifics for
all diseases and ailments for which
they are prescribed. They are pre-
pared from the formulas that have
been used for years by Sir Morril
Mackenzie and Count Maretti, two
of Europe's most eminent practition-
ers, and are the result of their years
of experience,
Cardo's Curative Syrup (50c. a
bottle), made from the famous
Llandrindod Water. is the quickest
cure in the world for nervousness,
Dyspepsia, liver, kidney, blood and
stomach disorder, bad appetite,
and sleeplessness, and when used with
Cardo's Electric fluid. (50c. bottle).
will positively cure the worst and
most desperate case of rheumatism,
sciatica, neuralgia, PARALYSIS, weak
muscles, stisi joints and all aches
and pains.
Cardo's Lung Tonic (50c. abottle)
a positive cpse for throat and lung
troubles, bronchitis, asthma, coughs
and colds. Cardo's Catarrh Cure
(Small size Toe, Large 35c.) when
used with Curative Syrup will cure
the worst cases of Catarrh. Try Il
Zoe. bottle. Cards medicines are
guaranteed to cure or money Is re-
funded. For sale by Druggists. t4
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The FAC
''s'a:i''A MMzzM ! ~
Storage Rates.

Sept. End, 1896.
The following company or COM
panies doing business in the state
of South Dakota will charge the fol-
lowing rates for storing grain dur
ing the ensuing year, same being
established and approved by the
State Board of Railroad Commits
sioners:
For receivinggrain insuring, hand
ling and storing same for fifteen(15)
days, and delivering is two (2) cents
per bushel, storage alter the first
fifteen 10 days one half CD cent
per bushel for each fifteen days 40
days or part thereof for the first
three months; after the first three(3)
months one half % per cent per
bushel for each (3O) thirty days or
part thereof.
G.. w. VANDUsEN Co.
WIN0NA MILL Co.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10

IF Bryan can make 53cents worth
of silver equal a dollar, why can't he
make it equal $50, or $500? ask
ed the intelligent farmer. "He can,
he cam" exclaimed the enthusiastic
demo-pop. "Ah," said the farmer
II thought there was 81 little green,
back in you under the silver lining.
Now my friend this greenback fiat
b~usiness-or rag baby, as w used to
call twas exploded long ago"
And the old greenbacker folded his
tent and silently ~stoleaway. "These
financiers and reformers never want
to be reminded of the things they
used to advocate, and which a little
more light caused them to abandon.
They always want to talk on some
thing new" The farmer smiled and
drove away.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10
Rec HEIGHTS.

School commenced Monday with
Miss Rose Maxwell as teacher.
Mr.. John Burke has bought the
Lew Watkins house and Mr.. Hall is
moving it to Cedar twp.
One OF the first houses built in this
place and owned by Mrs. Shipton
has been sold and moved away.
Mr.. j. A. Tone and family started
Monday for their new home at Elk
Point. Mr.. Tone is an old resident,
and all wish him good luck in his
new home.
Mr.. ID. Whitcomb has relatives WIS.,
iting him from Chicago.
Henry Scott's youngest child was
very sick but is much better now.
Mr.. Will Gardner last Friday join
ed the throng at st. Paul. Will is
entitled to a holiday.
Miss Sheldon of Harold is visiting
Mrs. Shermerhorn.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10
Commissioner G. w. Rudd. who's al

Commissioner G. w. Rudd, who at
tended the G. A. r. reunion last week
says there we're two coaches ''straw
voted" on the Milwaukee west of
Aberdeen on Monday. The result
was Mckinley 50, Bryan Is, unde-
cided 5. The next day in Minnesota
ID coaches gave Mckinley 800, Bry-
an SO, undecided 10. He says all
classes and kinds OF people were on
the train.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10

Hon. Chas. T. Howard, who deliv-
cred the 4th of July address at Mil
Ter before a large audience, will speak
at the opera house Tuesday evening
next, on the political issues of the
day. He is a fine speaker, and cap
tured his entire audience here on the
4th. Come and hear him next Tues
day, Sept. 10.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10
Coal and Grain.

The G.. w. Vannusen Elevator
Company, with the genialE. Byamas
agent, is prepared to handle grain
promptly and pay the highest price
for wheat and other grain. They al
SO carry the best grades OF coal for
sale in quantities or small lots. Ele-
votor and warehouse at Miller. See
Mr.. Byam before selling your wheat.
att.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10
uaIf.Rate To sioux city.

On account of the Inter State Fair
the North Western Line will, from
September 10 to 10, inclusive, sell
excursion tickets to Sioux City and
return at one fare for the round.
trip, good retuening until and in
Guiding September 21, 1896. For
tickets and full information apply to
agents Chicago 4 North-W Western
R'y. 36t3.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10

A couple OF Chicago friends, a Mr..
.Ostrander and Mr.. Weber, came out
last week to visit at the home of d.
Whitcomb in Rec Heights township.
They say the silver wave has receded
in Chicago, and that Mckinley's ma
jority in the city will be fully $4,000.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10
RpDubIican Rally.

Judge Carroll and Auditor Chas.
Thomson will address the people of
Holden township Saturday night
Sept. 18th at the Star school house.
The republican glee club will furnish
music.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10

Last weeks kimball Graphic, on
lie Milwaukee road Immediately
south OF Miller, reports the wheat
market at that place 30 to 30 cents
per bushel. Last week Miller paid
3S cents per bushel.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10

Quite a number of old soldiers went
from Hand county to the &. A. X.
reunion at st. Paul last week, as fol-
lows: 6. W. Rudd, j. &. Quigley, j.
O. Dean, ID. Hershman, c. Halbig
r. S. Willett, b. X. Purkey, d. G.
Butts, r. r.. Sedan, Thos. Patterson
p. S. Douglass, T. Ferre. They re-
port q great reunion, and that over
1000 South Dakota veterans were
present. Maj. GARRISON, OF Omaha,
was elected commander, and the next
meeting located at Buffalo. The
South Dakotans returned home
Saturday.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10

Prof. Pinkham says the PRESS was
mistaken last week in stating that
his family had removed to Iowa.
We are glad to learn this is still their
home, and that, although they will
spend the winter in Iowa, they ex-
pect to return here.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-09-10
Your Last

will be in my office Saturdays,
Sept. 5 ami II, and the full week
from 14th to 18th, after which | will
return to the North Western Dental
College. C.. d. Whitcomb, Dentist.