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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-27
DE HOY.

Madrid; Mayo 25.-Dicese que en-
tire los Sres Gamazo y Puigcervel
existir4 disconformidad al discutirse
los impuestos sobre renta, sieudo pro-
bable que dimita el Sr PuigcerveI
sustithyendole el Sr Gamazo
~-Contindase en- el Congress- Ia
discussion sobre el presupuesto. z
Sr Puigcerver pronuncio un discurso
indicando en- el Ia posibilidad de que
sc aumcnte la aouhacion de Ia plata,
haciendose el billete circulation for
zosa por reconocerse en- absolute in
dispensable.
-Todas las Potencias reconocen el
fraeaso sutrido por los yankees en- Ia
movilizacion de sus tuerzas.
Sc h leIijo en- el SenaIo Que
Sc resuelvan favorablemente las sol
citudes de la marina mercante para
armarse en- corso.
FL Gob;erno ha conte ,;sdo con
evasivas
La escuadra americana que sc
halla en- Filipinas muestrase inactiva
sin reaizar ningIn acto ostensible
-Te egrafi4n dc Nueva York que
Sc han adoptado grandes precauciones
4 causa del disgu,;o que reina con
motive De Ia mArcha que sigue la gue-
ira.
Nueva York IS de Mayo.-Segdn
telegramas que Sc reciben, contin1a el
bloqueo, halandose los buques en- la
mi.ma situacion va conocida.
Han llegado Cayo Hueso el Co.
ronel, Medico y Ayudantes cautivos
por apresanien'o de- "Argonauta" I,
con objeto de proponer cangearlos
con los reporters dll pe.;oIi-o anne
ricano. que Sc hallan pEe'os en Ia Ha-
bana. st
Habana 25 Mayo. -Ha salido de
este puerto el vapor eman Gi-ir con
IS s1bditos.
-Divisanse en- el hor:zonte de
Cienfuegos varios buques yankees,
siendo en- su mayoria de gr-n porte,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-27

lie los ffutos mas necesarios para la
vida,
Esta pe,icion. que vien> & llenar
una necesidad imperiosa en- los ac-
tuales momeatos, ser4 seguramente
atendida por rl limo Sr. Secreta
rio de Hacicn Ia 4 cuyo cIaro criteri1
nos permitimos recomsndar tan i'm
portante asunto, al mismo tempo que
snvlamos nuestro entusiasta spansc
a Ia Camara lie Comereio de esta Ca.
pital por sus elevados pr6pc sitos J
mertorios esfueizos en- bien de est;
Isls.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-27
INTELIGENCIAS
anglo americans

Antcs de que estaiIara la guerra
con los Estados Unidos, la prensa Y
Ia opinion de este pals trato de son
dear ei amino de Inglaierra respecto
i una a ian@a con Ia Gran Replblica.
Diarios importantes de los Estados
Unidos, entire ellos el World pu :
blicaron telegramas de Sus cofrespon-
sales ca I.ondtes, expcniendo las OPT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-27
Nuestras glorias.
Il CaIlao.


z HEI SO de Abril Ia escuadra es-
pahola Sc present6 en- la bahia
del Callao. Era aquel IN acto
de temeridad pocas veces visto y
a pesar dc que los peruanos es
peraban la aggression, el hecho no
dejo de causar sorpresa.
Podian sin embargo los de tie
IRA vanagloriarse de las buenas
y excelentes disposiciones que
habian tornado para la ofensa y
para la defensa, pues ell Callao
artillado con 90 cahones, de ellos
4 Armstrong de 800 libras y 5
Blackley de 45o. EN- total 9 pie :
zas n:onstruos montadas en- dos
torres bliEdadas hjas Y en- plata
formas giratorias que les permi
tian hacer iuego en- todas direc
clones. Los demas cahones Gu
yo calible era desde 10 hasta
80, sc hallaban perfectamente
emplazados y barrian toda la ba-
hia.
Los proyectiles de los cahones
moastruos, eran cilindricos, de
acero. contenian p6lvora y me-
tralla en- su gran capacidad inte-
rior sus efectos eran horribles
Y sus dimensiones hacian supo-
ner que bastaria un solo disparo
en- Ia Inca dc hotaclon de un bu
que para echarlo q pique sin re
medic.
Ademas de estas defensas los
peruanos ha6iaN sWmergtdo en-
los bNntos ds Ia bahia haSta dom
de de6tan aoanzay los 6nQaes es.
paaoiss varios torpedos que co
mun;caban con terra por medic
de alambres electricos para in
cendiarlos en- momento oportu,
no, y tenian perfectamente me
didas las distancias por medic de
boyas a fin de saber ciencia
cierta 4 cuantos metros Sc halla
ban los buques para no errar un
solo tiro.
Contaban tambien con varios
buques y entire ellos los famosos
monitores LOa y Victoria, del ii
po de aquel Monadnoek que e.
comodoro Rodgers creia suhcien-
te para echar q pique a la M
mdncf6.
En- cambio la Escuadra espa.
hola dispuesta entrar ell com
bate, sc componia de las fragatas
NHmaneta, de 40 cahones III
mansa, de so; Viiia de Madytd,
de 40; ReSoLHet6n. 40; Blanca,
So; Be,engaela. So; goleta Zen
eeaora, 8; que componian un to-
tai de 245 cahores en- su mayor
parte de 6S, one era el calibre
maximo.
Adviertase que este n1merc
gHeda6G yedNetdo a la mitad,
puesto que los buques no podfan
hacer uso mas que de un costado
a la vez. al disparar so6re la pa
"a, y tengase presen,e que cual-
quiera de los canones Armstrong
que poseia el enemigo podia per
forar I'm buque blindado con
planchas de Io centimetros de
espesor y que la NNmaneta las
tenia 1nicameate de IS las mas
gruesas, [Pruebas verihcadas en-
Shoeburynes
Era, pues, bien sensible la des
proportion de fuerzas entire la es
cuadra y la ciudad, y tanto que
mas tarde decia el comodorc
americana Rodgers "que 81 cuai
quier otro marino Sc hubiera a
trevido hacer 10 que hzo Men
dez N1fez, serfa llamado, en- ca
so de derrota, ante un Consejo
de Guerra for nc chafLarye eOnfor-
me con las Lyes mtlitares y cen
los prinefPfos de Ia tdIffea, en-
byesa de tanta erPostcioH { tn,
by06G6.t E.xfto n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-27

A aquella misma hofa, mientras
los felices esposos Sc aeostaban. un
viejo usurero, llamsdo Josue, que VI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-27
PrY0Hs.

Rasgo es el del Sr Perrone,
que ell mismo tempo que mues.
ira su hidalglia, causa en- nues
tro coraz6n hondo y sincere re
conoCimionto.
Espaha, estamos SECURE de
clio, abrlra reconocida los brazos
al noble hyo de una nacion ami
ga qae como en- los tiempos ca
ballerescos nos ofrece, no solo el
tribute de su afecto, sino la san
gre de sus hyos.
Ben venidos sean entire nos
otros los nuevos ciudadonos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-27
HermOSO Ofrecimiento.

La Eboea, en- su Ultima edi
cldn' pubIica el siguiente telegra-
ma de Buenos Aires
" Baenos Aires. II &c AbriI.
Director dc La Epoca Madrid.
Poseido de cariho y admiration hi
cia Espaha, deseo soici;ar para mi y
para mi familiA la ciudadania cspaho
IA.
Supicole me olga que tramites son
nccesarios para Ia realization de mi
.proposi'o.
Consegu 10 este, mis- hVos Pio y
Mario solicitar entrar en- la marina
de Espaha, en- calidad de voluntarios,
en- cl caso de que estalle la guerra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23

was played in the gymnasium. Re.
freshments were ai,erward served to
the visitors. and the affair wa, in
every respect delightful one.
Q. j. sssrIs Speshs In Davenpsrs.
States Attorney Z. j. Sea,le. of
this city, was the principal speaker
bs.ore the Washington day gathering
OF the Railway and Commercial
Mems political clsb at Turner hall.
Davenport, last night Mr. Searie.
il connection With "a fitting tribute
t. the hero OF the dsy. reviewed at
great lcogih ard in detail the career
of George Washington as soldier.
the life he led. his Indian ex-
perience and the bsrdships Of front-
fer lfe, which 50 W II fitted him fer
his subsequent valusbie service for
his country. Tao speaker told OF
the times ard experiences OF the
great statesman during the revolu.
ton. when he was member OF the
legislature of Virginia, how his fame
reached out smong the IL colonies
and his eveataal ascendency to the
presidency. The speaker departed
from his subject long enough to
touch upon tho Cnban-Spanish III Al
ter. He paid great tribute &c
Gomez. the rbaa leader. aud de-
cisiJn in the Isinc mstter befcge as
sc!ting them selves.
IaMs1ile.
~ the Moline High school ycs.ac-
day afternoon the Daughters Of the
American Revolution had charge Of
the exercises, presenting the Ssh Of
ia connection with the same. a fire
portrait Of Washington handsomely
framed. The Daughters met AZ the
school il 6 body AID responded to
roll call with patriotic sentiments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23
e-G-o-o-o-9-u-o-o-s-O-1-o
; ADJUSTMENTS. :


Though the appearance Of the emf
uent actor. Richard Mansfield, is still
come day in the future, the interest
aroused by the announcement OF his
coming to the Bartis opera house
Friday evening is already most pro-
nounced. 1t VIII DO the dramatic
scd-bi., the artistic event OF the en-
tire season. TIE three cities are
sirguisrly favored in this attraction.
Mans field is playing fewer aud fewer
hne-Dight stands each year. 1t is
sa!d that this vicinity is enc Of eigh,
in which he plays this year for less
than one week. The demand for him
in the larger cities is such that he
plays there 10 packed houses by the
month, and the increasing demand
for him is such that our chances for
again having him are constantly
minimizing.
James A. Herne's 1.-The Heart
stone" will be presented by a com
pany headed by Tony Farrell at Hsr-
per's thestre next Sunday evening.
rhe company is said to be in keeping
with the authorship, and the stage
mounting is also assorted to be first.
class. A performance OF this charac-
ter is deserving Of coed house.
The "klondlke Gold King was
presented ut HarPer's theatre last
evening ny the Lyceum Comedy COM
p.ny. Tonight'S bill is Parted"
comedy drama which is faid to be
one OF the strongest in the company's
repertoire.
For next Monday nigh. Earper's
ihsa.re announces the appearance OF
Lew Halls Georgia MINISTRIES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23
DAN TO TACKLE THE TURK
Mcleod Il ally 10 s:.s- tae Wrsstisr From
the Crescent Kin zcom.

Dan S. McLeod, who wrcstled and
wresied the cham pionship from
Farmer" Burns. has announced his
willingness 10 arrange contest with
Iausauf. the great Tarkish wrestler.
who comes to America by special
permission Of the sul,an to show
American wresilers - thing or two
concerning the att OF wrestling
Mcleod is willing to arrange a con.
test fox the international cham p:ou-
hip al mixed styles and will PRO TO-
by be accommodated.
Mcleod wants to get a match with
the foreigner at two styles, one fall
ID be ca.cb-as-catca-cau and one
s:yla G.:c % Roman. the mau wiz
n,Dg the quickest fall to be allowed
o close u third, that to decide the
usich, providing, Of course, that oae
nan does not win two straight falls
Mcleod will make the match for
from 500 s side up to 81 0G0, and i.
prepared TO put up a forfeit "a soon
Is he hears from Yaussuf. He pre-
f,rs TO wres;lc Somewhere il the
vest, as lie thinks the gaze receipts
"A ChicaGo, ST. Louis. indianapolis
'r any othsr western city would be
anger than woald bs obtained in the
"ast. fsusaD. is ssid to DO o giant
II peculiar tuiid. who has been the
hampton OF the saltan's domain for
tnumbor Of years. Desp lir:ng o.
hiding anyone who could give him o
nard battle AT the Orient, Yausaut
ass come 70 this country. He ar
lived Friday. There Is little doub,
5it that ,hc American vrestiers viii
eve the Turk all the c8teytuiunel
ne wants j. he shows backing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23
Stake lnto Xuur Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease, q powder for the
feet. 1t cures painful, swollen,
smarting feet and instantly takes the
sting out OF the corns aud bunione.
It's the greatest comfort discovery Of
the age. Aliens Fcos-Ease makes
tight-httirg or new shoes feel caey.
1t is certain cure for sweating, cal
ious and hot, tired, aching feet. Try
it today. Sold By all druggists and
shoe stores. BY mail for % cents in
stamps. Trial package Tree. Ad-
dress, Allen 5. Olmsied, Leroy, Ny.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23
NOW MAKE YOUR GUESS
Book Is to b, C,s N Away for the Cor.
ret Answer.

hbtA - ~ ~ NV "a Away Tor the Cor.
ret Answer.
\ $3.50 book :; I the winners OWE
selection vii be given TO the fist
person VIA sends to tits Ciiica the
correct guess SIS to the number Of
display sd. tha, will nppc,r In mex,
Saturdays issue Of The ARGUS. Tee
conditions U. the contest are as TO-
lows:
Oaly one answer will be consid-
cred from each CONTESTANT.
All replies must be ~ this office BY
o'clock Friday evening, Feb. %.
Seal your replies and address them
to Prizs al Contest, Rock ISLAND AR
GUS.
all replies viii be marked at the
time received and the first correc.
one gets the prize.
The following slip with your guess
should be filed out and sent in:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23
How TO Look Good.

Good looks are really more thsn
skin deep. depending entireiy-on q
healthy condition Of the vital OF gsns.
II the liver bs Inactive, you have a
bilious look; il your stomach be dis
ordered, sou have dyspep,ic Iook;
IL your kidners be affected. you b, ve
q finched look. Secu:e coed health.
and you viii surely have good looks.
Electric Bittcr-" IS a good sltera-
tive snf tonic. Acts directly On the
s.om sch. liver and k;dreys. rurifies
the blood. cures pimp.es, hlo,ches
and bells, and gives good COM
.pie1ion. Every bottle guaranteed.
Sold at hsrsz & ulleueyer's drug
store. 90 cents per bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23
The most Fatal DiNeeke.

1t is not generally known that
more adults die Of Kidney trouble
than any other disease. When the
first symptoms Of this disease APP.
pssr, no tine should be lost in tax
ing Foleys Kidney cure, which is
guaranteed or money refunded. For
sale by I. u. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23
COMING DOWN THE CANAL

U rnmf;tse q Fi-;tif e ConErsssmcn In.
'Psctipc R.nuepln.
The c.mmit,eo en- rivers and hpr-
botS OF The national house CT repre-
senta;ives which has teen in Chicago
since Mordsy inspecting rivers, bar.
oors, etc, started down The Hennepi n
canal last night and 1t was expected
light reach its mouth 1T Rock Is'-
and before returning TO Chicago.
According to late accounts this after
noon, however, il WAS believed the
committee would turn heck ut Bu-
resu, although it may come on west.
There are nine congressman in the
party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23
Fer OStr Fffiy Years

Mrs Winslow's Soot6ing Syrup has
eeen used for children !eottirg. 1t
sooihes the child, soteus the gums,
ALIAS all pain, cures wind collie, and
IS tie best remedy for disrrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23

Seal Up your guess. Il will not
be opened until after Saturdays
paper ia out. The time will be
marked on the outside. and the frs.
corroc; one received will get the
pri.e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-23

Have y1a Sore Th-ca.. linries. Copper
Co'c-rd Spots. Aches. O'd SORES. Ulcers 10
Mouth. H,ir-Fsllin<s Write Cook RkxEDY
On. y.o Nasal. 1cupe. Chicago. IL. for
prcofs of ours; capital. s,oc. 900. worss
sas.s cured 10 Is % IS days ioepsse
- esDA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15
4 TERRIBLE DEATH.
Carl Fraut2, Sr., periSheS in the
Flames Of his Own House,

On last Friday morning while the
funeral of Nicholas Pittz was being
held, the home OF Carl FrantE, ST., of
the town of Kendall, caught ire and
burned TO the ground; and MIR. Erantg,
who was at homo alone at the time,
and from rheumatism, was almost
helpless, was burned TO death in the
fire, Mrs, Carl Erantz, Jr., and two
small children we're vt homo in their
own house, very lear by, and she dis
covered the fire when it first broke
out, and Immediately threw water up
ON it and supposed that she had it
cNtinguished, She assisted her father
in-law from upstairs down 10 an out
er room on the ground aoor and eau
toned him not TO go upstairs again
until her return, Then locking her
chi drcu IN her own house, she ran TO
the home oi her nearest noighhor, MIR,
Perry, for assistance her idea being
that fire might still be in the walls,
and out OF sight, On her rcturu with
assistance, it was found that roof and
upper story of the building was all on
fire and Mr.. Frauta could not he
found IN the room in which he had
been left or in any other room ON the
first floor, and it was impossible to go
up into the second story, which was
all ablaae and the roof was about
ready to fall. The house was built
partly OF logs and part frame, and
made II great fire, and was not ex-
until tho following day,
when very little if any trace could be
found Of the unfortunate man whose
life ended in such terrible manner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15
GeoMoMMSt0v<
San------V
LUDDEN & Co.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

James Walters delivered to Nick
GRADER 36 steers and two heifers that
averaged 1910 pounds and were by far
the best lot shipped from this part of
the country for a long time. The
price paid was $3.50 per head. Who
can beat this?
We are glad to learn that Mr.. VIM.
Lanyon is at the time of this writing
much better. He has had some nights
of refreshing sleep and his improve
ment is very marked.
Mr.. w. Cox, of Jonesdale, spent a
couple of days, Saturday and Sunday,
with Mr.. VIM. Lanyon, Sr.
Miss Flanders, one Of the assistant
principals in the High School, expects
to make short visit to her home at
Bayfield,, Wis, during the Christmas
vacation.
Union services for the "Week of
Prayer" are spoken of between the
2. Nj. and M. Z. churches, beginning
with the new year.
Rev. c. w. Palmer, pastor of the
Baptist church in Darlington, will
preach in the Salvation Army church,
in this city, on Sunday next, Dec. Is,
at 1:30 in the afternoon and at $50
O'Clock in the evening.
The Modern Woodmen turned out
- Mt fhn ft1fN TF
their late Neighbor, w. j. Hosken.
The spirit of brotherhood is finely de-
veloped in such orders, as true senti-
ment and the duty to feel for others
are here developed along the lines of
protherly relationship. The world
outside may be hard practical and
thoroughly commercial but in the
lodge the fine qualities of the head
and heart come to the front, and men
are taught that altruism as we'll as
business should have place in mems
lives.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Hewitt, three miles east of
Mineral Point, December 18th, 1898,
by Rev. T. Kent, Mr.. James Fowler
and Miss Mary E. Bottoms, both of
Lost Grove, town OF Linden, Wis.
The Willow Springs Sunday School
will have literary program on Sun
day evening, Dec %. All invited to
attend.
Mr.. John G. Martin is having an
extensive demand for his sorghum,
this winter. He has lately received
an order from Kansas City, Mo-, for
125 gallons, and similar orders from
afar, which denotes the superior quail
ity of the article he produces.
The company, who are going to
operate the Ross mine, went to Dodge
vile Thursday, to raise the pump out
of the shaft, bring it home and put 1t
in operation as soon as possible.
The old time-honored tea meeting
will be held by our p. NJ. friends on
Jan. Z.
Ottumwa Iowa Courier, Dec. !
!" John n. Weidenfellar, secretary of
the Dysart & Weidenfeller Clothing
Co.. will retire from the firm on jan
uary /, to enter into business with his
brother-in-law, S. G. Ainley, to con-
duct the South Side flour and feed
mill, Joseph Ainley, who has conduct
ed the business in profitable manner
for the past fifteen years will retire
from active business life, and will
turn the mill over 20 his son and SON.
in-law. Messrs. Ainley and Weiden-
feller are pair Of young and pro-
gressive men and it is their intention
to push their new business. They
will increase the capacity of the mill
by adding new machinery and other
ways make bid for q larger trade"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15
Feed Store and Mill.

| am now fully prepared to do feed
grinding promptly and IN tho most
satisfactory manner at the old PEN
berthy stand on Fountain street.
Keep ground feed always on hand for
sale or exchange. No need TO walt.
SIMON $, LANyoN.
Blacksmith shop and tools for rent,
Inquire of Simon s. Lanyon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15
Hnylng Spent AZ Years,

In the iewolry business In Mineral
Point, and knowing the wants OF my
customers for holiday presents, ] have
purchased the largest line Of Watches,
Jewelry, sterling silver novelties and
plated ware over shown In this city.
Prices To suit all pockets.
WIN. MAUGER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15

The Odd Fellows viii install their
newly elected officers ON "Wednesday
evening, Jan. l,
\ number of the lodges of the city
have elected their officers for the en-
suing year, and This Democrat will
print complete list as soon as the
appoiutive offices of the several orders
are filled.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15
Don't Wait

Until the last minute, before making
your selections for Christmas and
New Years Presents when you can go
TO Hanscom's and find just what you
want. Go early and avoid the big
rush towards the close. 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15
CHRISTMAS
THOUGHTS
FILL ALL MINDS

Now, but we began thinking about
Christmas months ago-and pre-
pairing for it. Result-by far the
best Christmas stock we have ever
shown.
Make up your mind before COM
ing here that you are going to see
the most attractive and popular
priced array of goods suitable for
Christmas gifts that has ever met
your gaze, and even then we will
surprise you. You won't know,
until you see the stock how much
praise it deserves, and when you
do see it you will agree that we
don't praise it half enough.
Our line of Books, Games,
Fancy Goods and stamped Linens
are especially good. See them at
the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15
Something New

For Christmas Stuffed Dates. They
are delicious. Try box at Gutten-
stein & Jacka's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15

Don't be persuaded into taking
something said TO be just like Rocky
Mountain Tea. There's nothing made
or sold like 1t. 1t alone is natures
wonder. Eastman & Meserole. 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15
Before Buying

Anything In the grocer. line call on
]. A. Spratler. He will sell you
only good, pure goods. full weight,
a. cheap as the cheapest. 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-12-15
Holiday
Presents,

DRESS SILKS,
Holiday Gloves and Mittens,
Child's Fur Sets, Glove Boxes,
Handkerchief Boxes, Photo
Neckwear Boxes, Collar and
Gun Boxes,
Ladies' Collarettes and Nuts,
Dolls, Books, Haudkerchiefs,
Perfumes, Mirrors, cts, Fancy
China, Medalltous,
All OF the above in large variety ut
Lowest Prices asked for such
goods,
All our Jacncts, Capes Shawls,
Blankets and Flaunels ut 10 per cent,
less than cost.
w, j. PENHELLEG0N, Prop.
Mineral Point, Wis,
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Thoma, the Jewclcr

Has spared no pains to put In a good
stock for the holiday trade, and he
engrayes free Of charge all goods pur-
chased at his store between now and
January 1st, 1899.
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II you have not seen the dalntles at
Guftenstein " Jacka's for parties
or Christmas, YOU should call at
Guttenstein Il Jacka's.
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j. A. spratler

Pays the highest market price for
Butter, Eggs, and Poultry. 10
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II VIII pay

To travel twenty miles or more to
make an early selection from Ham
scom's stock Of holiday goods.
Headquarters az usual. 10
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Pianos and Organs.

Special Sale OF instruments for the
next thirty days. Get prices, and you
will buy. j. j. Hanscom a. Co. 15w3
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Cutters, lSOls. etc.

N,Treweek has on hand fine line Of
Cutters, Bob-sleighs, Robes and
Harness, which he offers ut special
prices. Call and see him.