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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-06-18
Taken Up.

One sorrel mare with white
face, two front feet and right,
hind foot white, and U brand on
right hip. also one two year old
bay colt with star in forehead
and left hind foot white. Coll or
write Thos Jones, Miller, SD.
253t@
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May 14t6.
Malice for Publication.

May 14t6,,
Malice for Publication.
DepaFtHtiit Of the InterIor I.nd oH.
huroh' south Dakota. May IL, 1908.
Notice h herpby given that tho f,,lJowin,
named settier has Med notice 81 bIs intss.
ZION ,., To mske final proof In support Of M.
.i..i anu ihat said proof viii 6e made h.
June q, 1908, via: ' % ~ w
SAMUEL. HONEYWELL.
II. u, No. 1920, fortbe q W 4 Co. o, r.
H. Nr.R. 80. W., 9TH Pm.
=, ne n.ites the folio wing witnesses To proy,
u.s. ts eontinn1ns residence npon and cultIya.
A Hs ewn; Logan Scott. Ed. Yerdon, N.
c, A. BLAKE. Register.
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Money to loan on real estate
at 8 per cent interest. Address
j. II. KING, Huron s. ID. Orcall
OH j. l.. KEYEs, Miller, s. ID.
27tf
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To Rent.

e We have two dwellings, oiiSur
rooms each to rent, up over Co
quillette's furniture store. i've
have inst put In a large. cistern
and pump, back OF the store, all
complete with good. il. cisteyii
water, to accommodate those
occupying our dwellings, In
quire OF N. Holman, on .block A,
McWhOrter's Addition to town
of Miller. 26t2
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Estrayed.

EStraySo.
About Dec. / 1902 one brown
Gelling, white hind, feet, B years
old, weight about SODlbs. brand
ed (Box o) OH left shoulder.
Please notify,
GEO. p. LIVINGSTON,
26t3 Miller s. ID.
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Nay ito
Notice for Pubsicatios,

- -
Notice for PnbSicattoa.
n department Of the Intrrfjr, Band Office Al
hnroh' south Dakota. May IL. 1909.
N0tiee IL hereby given that the following,
t,on TO make inai proof In support Of hls
eiIm; anu that shid proof Will he made be.
i nc .ne county Judge at Miller, =. d., on
>" 6UsTAF WREN.
a.; T. No. 1887. for the y EK See.
90, IL nbb' ", IL. 90 W.. 18th p. n.
= "a ne aahies the following witnesses To prove
ton OF said land, viz:
seth y. Wyland. Gearge Liyingslon,
ust Plerson. OF Miller, 4. d.. Lorens
o'emieitner, OF lice Heights. 4. ID.
CA. BLAKE. Register.
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For Sale.

Four registered Short Horn
Bulls, two warnings and two
two year ODDS part red in
color, price right and certificates
of registry furnished with each
animal.
Farm Jour miles cast OF St.
Lawrence.
26t4s j.. Il. SHELDON.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-06-18

See the j. Thompson Gang
and Sulkey flows, Harrows,
Corn-planters, also the Rock
lsland Disk Harrow. sold by
Gro. GErFERY, Miller. x. ID. If
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN. :

ssesseses'ssssss s % 90 ssssssssssss
Ohio aud Delbert Scott were tins week
issued Perfect Attendance Diplomas.
bird L. Linn. Teacher.
The following teachers have lately
filed term reports Mr.. and Mrs.'G F.
Sheldon. Harry Fross. Maude Mcyay,
Guy p. Squire. Kate Heslsy. Anna Mon
cur. Mrs. s. Psrkhurst, and Emma Zem-
licxa.
The census reports have at last all
been fled The tots IL 1852. This IL
q gain OF sixty.two over last year. The
number IN Miller 10 $40 or . gain Of
forty -eight.
Miss Jessie Kintigh has been chosen
10 teach the sec ond primary 70 ON in
Miller. Miss Kintigh has been one OF
II and countv's leading teachers for a
number Of years. This position Genes
to- Der as promotion. She Is worthy OF
the position that has been rendered her
and viii undoubtedly be ne, successt nj in
the new work as she has been in the
country work.
Twenty eight sth grade pupils took the
examination Last week. seventeen made
standings suflcisnt 10 enutle them to
graduation. The names Of the fortunate
ones are Gwenaoiine Jones. Ethel I.
Weeks. Addis WEIGH, Alice Thompson.
Zua Lsadbctssr, Jessie Olson. Monte
Thompson. Marion w. Scots. Bsrts Wen
rick. Ella NJ. Perry. Hazsl n. Adams.
Ada Kruger. Matte Leaf. Margaret
Moore, Charles Gardner. Pearl Stewart.
and Bispch stobbs. The graduating ex-
erc.sss win take place enI Thursday eve
uipg. June IS. ut tho Opera House.
The institute started out under very
favorbis circumssaaces Monday morn.
ing. Prot. Msrtindeie. as conductor.
is more than meeting the expectations of
the teachsrs. The other instructors are
all thai could be desired In their respec-
tive hnsa, \ happy spiris seems TO pro.
vail among Instructors aad teachers.
Ninety we're enrolled tine frat day. The
fosiowjpg were enrolled Monday:
Hazel Adams, Anna Anderson. Lydia
Aliey. Bessie Alag. Grace Andrews. Mel
he Andrews Lolo Berry. Grace Butler.
Jnax. paii1 tne. Bora Barnes. Geneva
rnsies, Charies Carroll, Msbei Conrn,
EIewssa Cledieltsr, Vera Catalan. Ella
Coon. ,Nssgsret Dnthie, Hattie Erb,
Katie Esesriipg. Harry Fross. Harriet
Grsut, q. d. ,0saee. Rosa Gross. Blanche
Greenfield. Lorsns Greenfield. Clemen-
t,Hs .Hasks. Harry Hartman, Anna
HsrsAinAp. Iona Holm4n, Minnie Hart-
way, Mary Horner. Katie Hennessy. Nay
HennsszS A. Rosa Hart. Gertrude Hall.
M,nAss yohnssn. Eta Johnson. Dena
Johnston. Emma Kruger. Ada kruger,
BoxsuA kolda, Zua Leadbstter. Matte
Leaf Aaps Lswlsr. Agnes LAWYER. c. W,
Marsindale. Bruce MSyay. Maad Mo-
Way, Margaret Moore. Julia Moore. Mabel
Moore. Anaie, nsueur. Jessie Moncur,
James Moncrr. Florence Murphy. Anna
Musphy. Anna Nelson, Edith, Olson. Hat.
tie Payne. VI, A. Petterson. Arthur
Psrmsly, Thursay Robinson, Anna Ross.
Raw Aush, Lulu Rndd, Marie Swan, Jese
sic Scott. Emma Scott. Anna Shea. Jane
Steele, Mary Strut. Agnes Schled er,
T. d. Snyder, Fannie Trosnan, MONTE
Thompson. Rochelle Thompson. Carrie
Taylor. E. e. vonvranken. Ethel Weeks,
Mamie wsnricf. virgis Waterbury. Ma
rio Manganese niger wargsDess.. Josie
wharton, Edna Wharton. Emma limb. /
lid ka. Rosie Tim blicka,
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80 Acre Ranch in Southern
California to excliaii geforS. Oak.
land. For particulars, address
Box II Valley Center, San Diego
Co. California. 2Gt2s
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For Sale.

One shorthorn bull, 4 years
old. Call on or write toys. l..
Wilkins, Miller. s. ID. 26t3
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X Purely Business: \

H. you hsveanything 10 sell. or n Nsu de-
sire to buy anythiags three or four line
notice In the PREss will bring results.
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Fly Nets,

A. +. Laverty has a choice col
lection OF new fly nets. Cali and
see them. 26t3
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OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER VI TIE ttHhEN'h'
Washington, ID. G., May 10, 1903.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented to the undersigned. u has ben made
O., appear TINT THE First National Bank
81 Miller. A" located In the Town OF Miller, In
the County OF Hand and state OF South
Dakota, has complied with all the pro.
yisi Ons OF the Statutes Of the United States.
required to be complied with before an as
sociation shall be authorized tn commence
the business Of Banking: ...
Now THEREroRE /, Thomas T.. KASE,
Deputy aud Acting Comptroller OF the Cur.
rency. do hereby certify that The First
National Bank m Miller, located in the
Town OF Miller; In the County of Hand aud
state OF south dakota. IL authorized TO
commence the business 81 BANKING a. pro.
yided In Sectiop Fatty one hundred AMI six
ty nine 81 the Revised Statutes of the. United
States. Conversion Of The First State Bank
III Miller. ~
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness nv hand
and Seal OF Office this nineteenth day Of
May, 1908.
(SEALl
4. Il. KANE,
Deputy and Acting
Confptrollcr of the Currency.
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June It6


Department OF the Interior, Innd n.
at Huron, south Dakota. June /. I so, p,mee
Notice IL hereby given that the toto,,.
ngped settler has fled notire al her i0gi p.lg
ton To make final proof In supnoFt ~ ans'sa-
claim. md that said proof will 10 hsr
before the County Judge at Miller, \ n nude
July IL, 1903. viz: ~ w. on
NAY MAXWELL,
II. u; No. 1905, for the s W u Sec 4, ~
Ill ", H. 10 W. 9Th r. VI. :, T.
She names the following wituessa.
prove her continuous Residence rr' 70
cultivation OF said land. viz: ''" aad
Lewis Laecoss. Fred q. Mlllar Roh, ;,
Ramey, of Rec Heights. Duane WHIT y
Miller, y. ID.
c. A. BLAME, Register.
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y Notice to Creditors.

In the County court for Hand County.
State of South Dakota.
In the Matter az the Estate of Charles X.
Coiver. Drceased.
AL psrsons having claims against said
Cbaries X. Colver deceased. are required Ia
exhibit the same. with the ntressars youch.
ers. Ia the undersigned Administrators Of
said estate, at his home nenT the town Oi
Miller. In the said County az Hand. and
that four months have been limited as the
time for creditors tO present their claims
against said estate.
Dated the 2Sth day of May 1908. e
LOTS MANNING,
IUC Snid Administrator.
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MAY maxwell.
June 4 tG
Notice For i'ubiIcatIon

Department Of the Interior. Land nm
at Huron south Dakota. June l. 1903
Notice IL hereby given that the toI,o,,.,-
named settler has fled notice Of hIs iu ing
tion tn make final proof In support 80 ,p'e ~
claim; ana that said proof will be made h hs
July II, 1908, viz: ~ D'' on
FRED o. MILLAR.
n. T.. No. 1871, for the MEL ~. ~
III ~, II, 20 W., 9Th =. NJ. 3D. T.
He names the following witns.s.s -
prove his continuous residence un"n =. ~
cultivation OF said land. viz: ""u
George A. Price, Lewis LaS.snss r.,
slower Jesse Price. all OF Rec Heights : IN
Z. A. BLAKE, Register
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GAS II ORrA--
Bears the ,nm Kind 70. !!.s ssss aasf
Signature A1HzZIE3
Land For Sale Or Rent.
Ne 20, 1906.
Seq, 1926.
NE9. 1926.
y E5, 1896.
S W 81. 1896.
y W ~, 1866.
NJ NJ 4, l09-G7.
Sc 1t, 111-61.
NE 2S. 1l1.GT.
NKS W 4 s.. y " 30. 1ll-GT.
y E13, 1867.
SW 29, 111-6S.
n W 33. 1925.
NE4, 113GS. .
\ T. /, 1860.
Sc 20, 11O.69.
n FL, 1850.
NE3,' 114-60.
S W II. 114-69. -
s W 30. 1850.
SEES, 1870.
SEP, f1+7O.
SELF, 114-70.
y W i3, 114-T0.
NE 30. 114-70.
NV 80. 1fl-70.
$ W 81, 'f14-7O. 19tf
s. ". Christ.
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May 2st4
my NOTICE To CREDITORS.

state OF South Dakota 80
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Jonas
Baum. Decreased. :,
To the Creditors Of said Decedent, and
all persons having claims against said
Estate: ",
exhibit your claims against said deceased,
of his estate. with the nscessary vouchers;
to 4. A. keenan,, who has been appointed
Administrators 81 sid Estate az MS once
IL, the village az CLARK. S,hlth Dakota. ON OF
before the % day az Septefh .ers 1908.
Dated at Clark, South Dakota, May 10th
1908.
4. A. KEENAN,.
administrators of said Estate.
SAX Clark. =. ID.
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Very Low Rates to indianapolis,
ind,
Vim the North Western Line. !, Eycur-
sion tickets will be sold June - tn aud
l4ih. with fn"d return inait by extern
sion until July %. inclusive. on account
Of Modern woodmeus Meetingw krply
to agents Chicago & Northwestern
R'y. f'
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Notice Of Applications for Permit to

1st2 =.
Noticat OF Applications for Permit to
''tsVli Intoxicating liquors.
=, Notice IL hereby Gwen, That Warren
nCrst hss this day bisd m my once an ap.'
biet lion for n psrmit To sell Intoxicating
xs,Xuors At refnii ut bis builJine ON Lot 10,
DIN IN the byef Ward Of tue town of MI
nr county OF Hand and state al Mouth
Snkots. and that said application viii be
nSaEa by the board OF trustees OF said town
o. -, 'ner on the eighth day Of July 1903. at
rivg tiine any pt SOFA or persons may APP
rnar DrIore said corporate authorities and
E..e any refsop why such license should
ny pe recrived or permit granted 10 veil In.
toricstinH liquors &c retail. - -
dated at Aiiier 8. d., June ~, 1903
WM. HEALgY, TownClerk.
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u. tosusrt itDor)
o.. ,.N ASN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Real estate Asd isssrsnes, !: rarms .sAd
dwelling hoasss rsats4 Tees PAT fcS ein.
south Dakota.
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DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY.
E. H. wII.sos b. D.s.
,als. On. Rl0cl:irom Main:.treet on Eat
cond street.
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S. V. CHRIST,
... LAWYER.
And Real Estate Assnt. Qelisctiens and
insurance. Taxes paid Tor pen-reaidens
/. roperty owners. onicetVyer csduiliettes
store, Miller. south DakUta
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May ~ { 10
No. 6TSO.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF Tue CURRENCY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
REUNION OF GRADUATES.
Alumni Of Union Theological Semin-
AIRY Gather at the Van Ness House.

Tho Union Seminary association of YER
mont, composed ot graduates Of the
linton Theological Seminary of New York,
had a reunion dt the Van Ness House
at % O'Clock Tuesday night. Fifteen We're
present some being in the city to attend
the Congregational convention and others
coming for tie reunion. There was an
address by the Rev. Or. Francis Brown,
acting president of the seminary during
the past year, and remarks were also
made by Prof :. f.. Emerson ana the
Rev. NJ l.. Severance Of this city. y letter
was read from the Rev DR.. Charles
Cuthbert tan, The president Of the sem
mary. rho I!ev. l.. II. Eliot of Waterbury
IVES elected president of the association
ana the Roy. a. q. Mohr of Cambridge
WIS elected secretary for the ensuing;
year. The. following ministers were pres
emf
+. r. Kellogg 90. Waterbury; S f.
Emerson Is, burlington; Benjamin Swift
o. orwell; Homer W. Ilildreth %,
Rochester; Henry ]. Kilburn 90 Brad
ford NJ. L. Severance 'G3. Burlington;
George +. Rowoll '0l. East Cornth, H..
II. Elliot "a, Waterbury; a. l.. Loder %,
Thctfnrd. George H. Baker %. Town
shond; VIM. G. Clark 90 Hardwick; Chas.
5. Haser ~. Hyde Paris; Albert q. Mohr
'ol, Cambridge. Ilorvcy Gulick -, Char
lotte; l.. L. Walz Jr, 90, Plainhold.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
J. S. HICKOK DEAD.
Had Been in Poor Health for Many
Years hut End Was sudden.

julius SpraSue IIickok died suddenly
Tuesday morning at Ii o'clock of
Brght's disease at his home at 30 Clarke
street. Mr. llickok had been a sufferer
from the disease for many years but had
been confined to the house but few
hours.
The deceased was 81 years of age hav-
ing been born in New Haven, October
Is. 1Sil. He was graduate of the East
man Commercial College at poughkoep-
sic, n. y, and for many years was en-
rloyed as cashier of tfe LaCkaWanna
bank of Scranton, Pa, after which he
was engaged in the drug, insurance and
coal business in Ncrgcnnc- FOR % years.
During this time he married Mary Doane
" Hard of Ncrgcnn"s. lie came to this
city IL years ago and entered the in
surancc business as a member of the
firm of i!ickok & Bailey, now Hickok 81
Ilickok.
The deceased was member of the
First Church, director of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance company a MEM
Der of The Ethan Allen club and a 33rd
degree mason.
lie is survived by father. Elias r..
i!icholI. wife, one sister Mrs. Henry
NJ Wilson of South Burlington, n son,
Henry II. Hickoh. two daughters. Mrs.
John Gibson of st. Adams and Miss Nellie
w. Flickok of this city.
Tho funeral will be held Thursday at
2:31 p IN. from the late home on Clarke
street with intcrmcnt in Lake View GEM
ctcry.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11

Call to President II. +. Bond
Address of welcome by the Hon. l.. n.
Cory, mayor of Montpelier.
Appointment Of scrgcant-at-arm
Roll call.
Reading of minutes of last meeting.
Report of secretary.
Report of treasurer.
Report of executive committee.
Passing of question box.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Admission of now members.
Report of delegate to national conven-
ton,
J. Warren Roberts, Burlington
Address of president
Prof. H. $. Ecklcs. The vascular system
tration by a sectional cadaver on the
lincal guides to the arteries.
Passing OF question box.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING SESSION.
Admission of new members.
Election of officers.
Appointment of committees.
f. J. Seamans. Fair Haven, a subject of
interest to the profession.
Prof. H. S. Ecklcs. The vascular system
illustrated with the genuine complete
arterial system disscctod in its on
tircty. Crhc only system known to he
in existence. Dissection of this re
quirod moro than a Year,
Passing of question box.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Admission Of row members.
Address. J. Warren Roberts, THE Mod
cru Funeral Director"
Prof. H. 5. Ecklcs. practical dcmonstra-
ton in omhalming a body for best
preservation and appearance.
Answering Of questions in question box
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
COMPANY M INSPECTED.
Drill on Vain street and Target Prac-
ticc at the Rifle Range.

Tho annual inspection of Company NJ.
Y. y. G., was made Monday BY Cen.
" II. Gilmore of I'airlee. Capt, II. W.
Iovcy of Mortified and capt. g. f.
durham of this city. Assembly was
blown at 10 and the company was in
spoctcd. This WAS followed by brcc
drill on Main street after which the
equipment and armory were inspected.
The company was then marched to the
rifle range at Aprlotree Point in adj
vance guard formation, where target
practice was INDUCED in. There WAS a
large attendance and the company made
an excellent showing. The feature OF the
inspection was the issuing of the KraG-
1orgcuscn rifles. Captain iloVcy briefly
instructed tho mon how to properly care
for the new guns, which differ materially
from the old Springfield rifles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
COOPERATION IN BARRE.

Barre, June 9.-The Barre Cooperative
society, with a membership of 100, held
its first meeting under its new charter
last evening, and elected a board of d-
rectors as follows: Phillip J, Halvosa,
John Anderson, Fred Bruce, Thomas Ca
bic, George Livingstone and George
Stuart The meeting gave the directors
authority to raise all money needed in
the transaction of business, not to eX-
coed $4,000.
The cooperative idea has made con-
siderable advance in this city since the
coal famine of last winter. Already the
society is operating a milk route and a
cooperative wood shed. Next Monday 1t
will open n cooperative store in the build
ing ON North Main street owned by
Chief Of Police Brown.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
DYING, NAMED SUCCESSOR
Nc>iry of Newark Church Carry ont
Wishes of the Rev. Nr. uObhic.

The R"v. Is. Wellington Paxton has Just
been made rector of St Philips Episcopal
Church at Newark \. j., To- succeed the
Rev. Reeve Iiobbic, who died recently.
Mr.. Paxton was born in this city in ISL.
Me was graduated from the high school
in 1882. and aftcrward attended Ilar-
ward University. He was graduated from
the Episcopal Seminary in Washington.
l.. c., and was ordained deacon by Bishop
Dudley of Kentucky. and priest by Bishop
c. y. Hale, the coadiutor OF bishop Scy-
mOur of illinois, In 1885 Mr., Paxton was
appointed priest i'm charge of St. Michacls
Church and school in Cairo. III. lie was
appointed curato of St Philips church,
Newark, last October. When the Roy. Mr..
IIobhic was dying he requested that Mr..
Paxton be appointed to succeed him. and
the vestry did this by unanimous vote.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
$5OOESsS%T5ASs7a2
VINO CANNOT BE CURED.

So uniformly successful has Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription proven in all forms
Of Female Weakness, Prolapsus, or Falling
of WG1ib, and I.eucorrhea, that, after over
thirGof ccntury's experience in curing
the worst cases of these distressing and
facilitating ailments, Or. Pierce now feels
fully warranted in offering to pay $500 in
cash for any case of these diseases which
he cannot cure.
IT STANDS ALoNE.--The "Favoritc Pre-
scription" stands alone, as the one and
only remedy for these distressingly COM
mon forms OF weakness. possessed of such
positively specific curative properties as to
warrant its makers in proposing, and
binding themselves to forfeit, as we, the
undersigned proprietors Of that wonderful
remedy hereby do, to pay the sum of $500
in legal money of the United States in any
case of the above diseases in which after a
fair and reasonable trial of our treatment,
we fail to cure. No other medicine for
the cure of wotnans peculiar ailments is
backed by such remarkable guarantee !;
no other medicine for wofnan's ills is pos
sessed of the unparalleled curative prop
critics that would warrant its manufacturers
in making such an offer no other remedy
has such record of cures OIL which to base
such n remarkable offer.
Therefore, insist on having Dr. Piefce's
Favorite Prescription and turn your back
on any INSCRIPTIONS dealer who would
insult your intelligence by attempting to
foist upon you some inferior substitute,
under the plea that ut is just as good"
Insist on having the article which has a
record of a third of century of cures and
which is backed by those willing to forfeit
$500 if they cannot cure you.
In cases attended by lcucorrheal drain
a solution of DR.. Picrce's Lotion Tablets
should be used onjointly with the use of
the "Favorite. Prescription" They are sold
by all druggists. or sent post paid to any
address, on receipt of IS cents in stamps
Send 81 cents in stamps for DR.. Pierce 3
Common Sense Medical Adviser Address
WORLDS DGsPENsARY, Buffalo, n. "
Weak and sick women are invited to
consult DR.. Pierce, by letter, free All
CORE spondence is held as strictly private.
Address Dr. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo NJ Y.
DR.. Pierces Pellets cure biliousness