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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Sheets and Pillow Cases enough
20 furnish hotels and Board
inc Houses.

Emil Double Bed size Bleached Sheets
made Of heavy, round thread cotLon,
Numbered ready for use, zoe. value
for 33c. each.
VcmstHchod Full-slze Bleachcd Sheets.
made 90 sen for &C., special Tor 4oc'
each.
Hemsutchcd PILLOW Cases. 45X35 Inches
for :i-4c. each.
Large Size Bleached Pillow Cases, ma
terial cost &C., for Be. cacn.
2-vard long Bolster Cases for Zoe. each.
Homsutchcd Bolster Cases Tor J"c.
each.
HEAVY Canvas Covered Trunks exact
style OF picture. leather bound edges
and leather straps. heavy mdllcaole
iron clamps and corners. pest excel
ei0r brass looks. extra stout hinges
and handles, fu.l inside tray, iron bot
t0m $500.
Same style Trunk. made mp FOR finest
trade. linen lined. GoSnIe trays, max
boxes. and separate compartments,
81 so.
Canvas Covered Trunks inside trays,
iron bottom heavy make, 81
A manufactures. through error. makes
MP q lot of Trunks too small FOR gan-
eral use. but the right size Tor special
purposes. They are N-inch Packing
Trunks. and are 90 Do sold here to-
morrow 15c. each.
Sample line of High Grade. Fancy
Travelling Bags no special prices.
Grain Leather Dressing Cases. leathcr
locks and tips. s2.75.
Great Biz Packing Trunks. yard long,
fun depth. locks zoe.
All styles Roller Tray Trunks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Combs aud Brushes.

The sale sun goes on.
Be. for Scrubbing Brushes, busters
etc.
Dc. Is the price Of n Tableful OF stuff
including Shoe Brushes, Stove Pol
ishers. Clothes Brushes. Shoe POLISH
handle Feather Busters. zoe. Whisp
Brooms. Silver Cleaning Brushes.
1c. for Box Washing Powder, just az
good az Soapine; SileXto Soap just as
good as SapOlio.
21-2c. for large size Climax Laundry
SOAP. AmmOns Washing Powder;
Enamel Stove Polish.
&c FOR Ammons White Floating Soap.
large size putt POmade. large boxes
CamphOr Balls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Fine Wash Dress Goods.

2Jc. for Anders0ns Genuine imported
Scotch Ginghams-piaids, stripes anu
Checks-wash and wear and the Color
33c. for imported French Organdie,
the latest patterns. but two weeks
from Paris. =,
IL I-2c. for Imported French Organdie,
light and dark cOlOrs. An importer OF
dress goods sells us the balance OF
his summer stock, and these SOC. Or
CANDIES were among II. mat why
the price is IL lie.
Zoe. Tor Scotch Madras. the genuine
imported goods. for, mems snirts ana
ladies' waists-usual price rs zoe.
18c for Imported Organdie. IN solld
co0rs, 40 inches wide, all the delicate
evening shades.
doe. for Pure Linen DUCK SklrunB' per
fectly bleached. usually soc.
DIy after day, case upon case or New
Wash Dress Goods are received ana
sold out here. This constant buying
and selling is what keeps the bargain
sale interesting here. It's always
something new, at bargain price,
7-Sc for Yard-Wide PcrCales White
grounds and colored figures. one case
only. and we fear 10 may sell out the
first day of the sale.
Use. for the hes. grade or DC. Shlrt-
ing and Waist Prints. hundreds OF
styles in vast quantity
= Use for the best u l-2c. American
OrCanNe. In every new pattern, all IN
whole pieces, fresh from the mill
who sold as the entire balance OF
their y 1-2c. Organdie 50 that we can
sell IL for > 7-Sc.
9 7-Sc. for Imported Organdie. Seems
strange but examine the quality ana
you viii see it's Csc. quality. but they
are remnants. with Black grounds
and figures. 3 Use. yard.
: lie. FOR French Percales, l yard
wide
IL 1-2c. for Au-Lnen Plaid skirtngs.
that we have I'm regular stock 90 cost
2ic. These are the last the mill makes
this year. That accounts for this hat
price.
zoe for Fancy Duck sultings, checks
and piaids
G7-sc. for the Genuine Sea Island Per-
Gales. This seasons designs All
Perciles made are not Sea Islands,
but Sea Islands are the best
Zoe n yard for Corded Zephyr Madras.
The d1intiesr Pinks Blues. Reds,
Iavender7, ETC. In plalds and checks.
The same patterns as the imported
Scotch Corded Zephyr Madras. from
which our $40 and 600 Ready-to-
Wear Waists are made. All or these
here this week at Zoe.
Combs and Brushes
viii be IN n quick going sale ce,7'
menCing Monday. sample Combs.
comprising Rubber. Shell and Horn.
for ladies' FOR men. for children for
infants-sOme Of almost every kind OF
cOmb-worth from 10 10 zoe. Prices
range from 20 Csc
Large and Small Tooth Brushes real
French goods. for Zoe: English
Tooth Brushes. with guarantee. 25c. /;
& Long Handle Bath Brushes. 3oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Sale of Notions.

through tho surplus stock sale Of a
Fancy goods house there comes an un-
hoard-Of quantity OF Small and Me-
dium sized Shell Hair Pins. -'c. kinds.
3 STYLES t1 select from. zoe. dozen.
Also Crimped and Plain. usually 4'c'
dozen. FOR &c dozen.
Hump Hooks and Eyes zoe gross.
Indcstructble Pearl HAT Pins. %. card.
six Garter Elastic sc. strip.
10c. StOckIrct Dress Shields. &C. pair
zoe. dozen pairs
p5c Fancy SILK Dress Shields for loc.
pair. 81 90 dozen pairs.
'fSansilk.' imitation sik. Tor ringing
art work. etc. &c. spool. zoe. dozen.
Whit Tape. au widths. ic. piece.
Corset Taccs 10 Yards 5c. dozen.
leo yards Black SILK Pc. spool
barbour Linen Thread, sic dozen.
Marking Initials doZcn for &c.
90 Yards Soft Finished Machine cotton,
zoe dozen.
Zoe AI-sIk Heavy Fancy WOO. special
Bows Suspondcr and supporter com
hinod. velvet grip button. soc. pair
"Ouaudoff' Dress Shields. impcrNious
and specially suited 90 shirt-walsts;
sizes. No. e. 22c. pair: No. 3 Zoe.
pair; so 4 2Sc pair.
SPECIAL Dot OF Scissors, nickel plated, b.
b1-2. C-inch. usually 20c; special sale
P5pa 5fi' Lace ace Pins ms. 1oc. dozen.
Curling Irons Be.
Bone collar Buttons, &c. dozen.
Darning Ecgs. 1c.
Doc Garter Web an colors and black,
&c. yard.
Book Pins. black and white, assorted,
Be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Cotton Goods.
even az the extraordinary low sale

prices
Tnblea.hod Cotton. heavy. round
thread. ae. 0uaH for Use. yard.
Ylrl-Nid. SIN Icr Weight FLANNEL for
chldrens wear e1c. value, for 25c.
yard.
Special value iu II1f-W0ol Flannel FOR
esummcr wear 1sc. value, for ~ lie.
ward.
Fun PIP yard wide Heavy Round
Thread sheetIur. free from dressing,
o-e. value for 10c. yard.
to4 Blelohel Sheeung for lie. yard
Alpine Rose A Bloachol Cotton. firm
ani soft as the best long cloth, for
zoe ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Housefurnishings.

25c.-A Tableful OF best Iron Sauces
pans and Steam Boilers. Saucepanss
3 and 4-quart size white lined or t,n
bottom, choice zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
WoodenWare.

Lowest prices ever known.
lie. for Salt Bones. Rolling Pins. Pota-
to Washers 4-hoOk Patent Coat Rack
and hundreds OF other articles.
69c. for the best Curtain Stretcher, Z
feet wide, II feet long. easily handled,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Trolley Party.

The trolley party OF the oakwood Me.
mortal Association Ounior) Will be held
on the night OF June nth. weather per-
hitting. The car will leave Twenty
seventh and Broad a. $50 and First and
Broad at SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Combs and Brushes
Rubber Goods.

from n celebr9ted m8nufacturer Of
Rubber Druggists Sundries comes a
money saving lot, 2-quart Hot Water
bottles 5oc.. 2-quart Fountain
Syrluges. with automatic check all
hardwood rubber attachments. Sf.1o.
instead OF 500: 2-quart Fountain
Syringes. with an attachments. each
packed in separate box, made 20 sen
Tor zoe. FOR zoe
Now for a bargain sale, indeed OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Summer Goods.

Perfect Water Filters Zoe.
Ice Scales. Dc: Picks. Be-. Stone FIJI
ter Water Coolers. Sf03.
Every kind Of Garden Hose. and 20 give
every household In Richmond a
chance 10 own a hose reel. we have
made n deal for 500 reels Of hardwood.
complete and will sell them for 2oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
French ChaIli.

Tho dainticst creations OF the French
people. ai-wool. cream ground, and
durk-c0lOrtd grounds figures, and
dots &oc yard. valued at soc.
SIX stripe Chaillo. wool filling. neat
Powered figures. material that cost
tho wholesale dealer zoe. A special
purchase now ne f-2c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
mo- CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Brcmo Qulnine Tablet4
All druggists refund the money II II fall
70 cure. Is. The genuine has l. u. 9. %
each tablet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
For Mountain and Seaside.

For Mountain and Seaside.
SOC. J4-inch sponged Storm Serge. Navy,
ea iol l5. Incl Sspohged storm Serge, Navy,
Zoe O' 2;.inch storm and French serges.
ain col0rs for SOC. yard.
81 I-zo H-Inch Pure Wool French Serge,
for zoe. yard
For Commencement Dresses.
Fouov,inf- I'm Pink. Blue and Cream:
60. 40-inch Pure Wool Albatross for
Soc 90 ss.inch Pure Wool Albatross for
to 81 s i-1S y Pure ,H Wool Nuns Yelling,
FOR ~ lie. yard. ,,,.... -.
7ss c'S Ss-iy2 cio' pure Wool silk Striped Ba-
59c u.s. Ss- iiU pure Wool Henrietta FOR
43o. yard.
FOR Golf and Bike.
81 5G-inch shrunk Tweed ATWOOD Eng
81 5s-inch Sponged Pure Wool Mixed
CSC s6-irn'eh pure wool Habit Cloth all
s, eolS 55.no 52r Wool sS Covert Cloth mixed
ace. Fancy Street Effects, wool and silk
And Wool, lovely color combinations.
12i-ec. Pin Checks and Fancy Plaids,
good values and good styles Tor &c
IN the Curtain Room.
We nevor stop buying. especially AZ this
season OF the year. when manufac-
turers are selling at great losses 10
raise cash. There are bigger bargains
if new goods bought this way than
shop-worn goods reduced
Dc n yard for Imported Figured Tinsel
Drancry not ordinary coarse 10 and
Pic. drapcries but the very finest
English Cloth. In beautiful patterns.
il was an extraordinary purchase on
our part. and the goods are really
worth 25c. sale price 90. yard.
Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains, fine
worked NET centres. dainty patterns;
l-2 yards long. OF inches wide, sold
for $50. now $3.50 pair
Ecru and White Nottingham Lace cur
tains. heavy borders with small ug-
ured net centres 10 yards long. tull
width. that sold FOR $LJ0, now Si.1O
Ecrue and White Nottlngham Lace
Curtains. pretty patterns. SDc. pair
Roman Striped SILK POrucres, for sum
mer trapery sold for $3.50. now 500
Snowflake Curtains, for summer drap-
cry 3, Yards iongi ful width irinsed
Roman stripe ana Figured Tinsel and
srkoilns Drapery. an colors, Zoe.
yard
Coiored and White Lace Striped Cur
tain Sc.im. 90. yard
Fan Fire Screens. g different styles, all
c0l0rs with stands. Zoe.
White Marscilles Spreads. fine checked
borders. heavy worked centres worth
S. FOR 81 %
HEAVY Patent safeen Finished. raised
Marscilles patterns, that sold for g.
now 81 90.
Heavy crochet White Spreads full size
an nice. new patterns. S1.OO
White Crochet Spreads. pretty patterns.
5Ds
JaDancse P1rasol Screens. different col
0rs. fuil size Zoe.
small Parasols for decorating purposes.
Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
June Clearing Sale Colored
Dress Goods.

Values such as these have never been
offered for prices such as these before
and 30 ifs unlikely The offer can be zee
Ie1tct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-12
Lininp Summed Dresses

has "a great deal 90 do with their set
and general looks. For that purpose
we have O. special Lining Near SILK
looks as well and wears better than
silk This is but one item Of this
weeks lining sale.
PC s6-nch French Satoen. evening and
staple colors at lie.
l7c Yarj-Wlde light and Dark Roman
Sklrt.ng. at ~ lie.
L. 36-inCh Fancy Skirt Lining, dark or
light. 40 . lie.
g 1-2c cC-inch Plain Taffeta, black and
co.ors at z lie.
; hil FINISHED Dress Makers Cam
hr.s. all colors. NO = Use.
2-- 1C-inch Hair Cloth. NJ Zoe.
10o Good Canvas. black ana c0lors, at
5-Sc
Co., f-iuch French Satccn. for separate
uulorskrts black ground, pretty
bright designs. az 2Jc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-06-09
BRASS RODS, any size, at
J. J. HANSCoM & Co.'S.
Penny Wise and Pound Foolish
are they who have not Foley's Collie
Cure as safeguard in the family,
Eastman Il .ueserole.

During the summer of 1891, Mr..
Chas. =. Johnson, a well known at
torney of Louisville, KY. had very
severe attack of summer complaint,
Quite number Of different remedies
We're tried. but failed to afford any
relief. y friend who knew what was
needed procured him bottle OF
Chamborloiu's Collie, Cholera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy, which quickly
cured him and he thinks saved his
life. He says that there has not
been a day since that time that he
has not had this remedy in his
household. He speaks Of it in the
highest praise and takes much pleas
ure in recommending it whenever an
opportunity Is offered. dor sale at
NiyIau's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-06-09
'DNpD|N'D - DocD oSVs
: NEWS OF The VICINITY .
Digest OF News IN Iowa County and in the !.
NciEhborhoods Surrounding
low COUNTY,.

Ii. Ralph,of Platteville and Miss
Jennie Osborne, daughter of r. Os-
borne, of Linden were married at
the home of the brides parents last
"Wednesday.
w. II. stephens of Linden, holds
the record for the heaviest load
drawn TO Mineral Point by single
team. His team recently took in
three tons and 30 lbs TO one load.
some of the patriotic citizen, Of
Linden have started a movement
for holding an old fashioned fourth
Of July celebration at Linden this
year. Particulars will be given later.
The Highland High school closed
its years work last Friday, and in
the evening az the Lynch opeta
house, commencement exercises
were held Prof McGregor, of
Platteville, making the address.
The graduates are: Mac Kennedy
and Maggie smith
On last sunday, about noon, the
village of Highland was startled by
the report that Michael sullivan,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-06-09
.PECATONICA..


- E.CR olS lCA'..
Special to the TRIBUNE.
j. d. Jones, marble and granite
dealer at DodgeviIle, made bust
ness trip to PecatonIca last Tuesday
The Misses Laura and Emma
Hughes visited relatives and friends
at Mineral Point on Monday.
Anna Jones, who has been attend.
ing the Normal at Platteville, is de-
tanned at home on account Of sick
ness.
Measles is the prevailing dcsease
here nowadays.
owen and John =. Jones departed
Wednesday for Lime Spring, Iowa,
where they 20 to spend the summer.
Cali on Powell IL Co. for anything
in the grocery line. lfyou buy from
them you will make no mistake.
f,stellu Davis made trip to Point
ON Wednesday last.
Persons wanting anything in the
INC VI monuments VI N'il'NA''''7
will find it to their interest to call on
Frank Jones
Great preparations are being made
for Childreus Day exercises to be
held in rcniel church on Sunday,
June 10Th. Everybody invited,
y. c. Davis and daughter EsteIla,
attended the quarterly meetings
at Barnevcld last Saturday and sun
day.
Mrs Margaret Davis has been
quite sick for the past two weeks.
We hope for her speedy recovery.
The Christian Endeavor society
is progressing nicely and It's hoped
that our young people Will attend
and help to make these meetings
successful.
Jim Griilths is the busiest man in
Pecatonica these days.
Subscribe for the TRIBUNE, the
best weekly paper published in Iowa
county.
Will Williams is busily engaged in
breaking young horses to drive sim
gle or double. Will is a noted horse
man and has pluck, strength and
good management, which are neces-
sary Tor such work.
Mrs. Rev. X. II. Evans returned
Monday evening from Milwaukee,
where she underwent an operation.
Hughes and Vial, of Linden,
preached ut the Baptist church sun
day evening to an appreciative aud
fence.
Miss Margie Davis, of :. Dakota, is
here visiting her aunt, Mrs. Margaret
Davis. She will remain with us for
IA few months.
by the appearance of things just
now we would think it advisable for
Pecatonica to add IA few more men
to the Police force
Miss Minnie Maughs' school will
close next Saturday, June nth, with
an entertainment of music, singing
etc. in the evening. Master Bonnie
Thomas will graduate from the
school.
Mr.. Simon Thomas aud Laura
Williams, visited friends in Mineral
Point Monday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-06-09

Dr. Cady'S Condition Powders, are
Just what "A horse needs when in bt d
condition, Tonic, blood purifier and
yermifuge They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put 4
horse in primn condition Price %
cents per package.
For sale at Vivian's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-06-09

who resides north of that village,
had committed suicide by cutting
his throat with a razor. People ran
to the place and found him lying
under small tree weltering in his
own blood. Drs. Mahoney and Lohrs
were called and found that he was
not fatally cut. He had slashed the
razor six or seven times on the left
side of his neck and once on the
right side. They dressed the wounds
and he made the remark that he
h ad made a poor job of it. but the
next time he would succeed. He
has a wife and three children, and
they appeared to get along nicely.
1t is stated that ten years ago he at
tempted to get away with himself,
He is strong man, about 40 years
of age, and was highly respected.
Henry Winter and Miss Anna
Jansen, of Highland, were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony, ON
May n. Rev. Father Wambolt ofiici-
ated.
Married, at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Bowen,
in the town Of Dodgeville, May 81,
by Rev. G.. w. Lincoln, Mr. Henry A.
Trepkow, of Milwaukee, and Miss
Lizzie Bowen.
Little Orville, youngest child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bollerud, Of
Moscow, had Il narrow escape from
drowning on Memorial Day. The
parents had gone to memorial eXer-
cises at Blanchardville, leaving the
children i'm the care Of Miss Clara
Edmonds, who is working for them.
She missed the little fellow and
started out to look for him, when
she met his little sister who told
her the baby was IN the pond. She
rushed TO the pond and into the
water, which reached above her
waist, and dragged the little fellow
out all but drowned She shook
him vigorously to eNpel the water
from his lungs, pried his set jaws
apart and blew into his mouth, and
finally succeeded in getting respira-
ton started. BY night he was about
as well as ever Miss Clara, who is
quite young, deserves great credit
for her presence Of mind, which
alone saved the child.
A wild animal Of some kind has
been seen northeast Of Hollandale
by a number of people at various
times recently 1t is described as
larger than big dog, almost black
in color, with very short legs. long,
slim tail, broad head, with upright
ears and a sharp muzzle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-06-09
letter. Salt-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, Incl.
dent TO these diseases, isinstantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain 5 Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. II
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-06-09

Old soldiers will bring their blankets
Abundance of accommodation as To
halls and tents has been provided.
Meals % cents. Soldiers are request
ed to bring their drums, flies and fid-
dies. Arrangements have been
mace for special trains and special
rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-06-09
NEIGnnoRHooDs SURROUNDING.


Miss Susie Saudefur, of Darlington
and Mr.. Clyde Metcalf, Of Benton.
were quietly married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in that
city on Wednesday of last week, Rev
Geo. Merrifield officiating.
Mrs. Mary Christ died on Tuesday
evening of last week at her home two
miles northwest of Darlington. She
bad been sick for several weeks and
leaves several orphan shildren, her
husband having died some years ago
The ladies of Darlington have or
ganized Village Improvement
Club the business of which is to
look after the beautifying of that
city, keep the streets tidy and work
for needed public improvements.
Died, at Iris home in the town of
Darlington, May 9th, 1898, VIM. w.
Birktt, aged IS years. Deceased
was born in Yorkshire, England, and
emigrated to this country in 1919.
Wednesday evening of last week,
while the track team of the Darling
ton ii. :. was practicing at the fair
grounds in that city, Charley Barlow
was wounded in three places by the
premature discharge of n pistol.
Thos McKendry, of Shullsburg,
and Miss Kate Toomey were married
at st. Matthews church in that city
June list, Rev. Father Kiusella OH
ciating.
Shullshurg will have a Fourth of
July celebration this year.
The Grant County News says that
Register of Deeds, Rogers, was charg-
ed with being too familiar with n
number of young girls who were
members of his sunday school class.
The fathers of the girls notified him
to leave the city within forty eight
hours. He obeyed
Married, at the NJ. +. parsonage in
Lancaster, May 25th, 1898, by Rev. u.
NJ. Sinclair, Mr.. Earnest Brandt and
Miss Eta simpson both of Mount
Hope, wis.
ON the night of May 2sth, about | .
o'clock thieves entered the general
store OF Grimm Bros, at. CassviIle and
securedau immence amount of shoes,
cutlery, clothing, etc. The thieves
We're captured and the goods recov-
cred at Dubuque. The prisoners are
now in Jail at Lancaster.
The Grant County soldiers and
sailors association will hold their
annual reunion at Cuba City June
18th and 18TH and every effort l. be-
ing put forth by the old soldiers to
makeitthe event OF the season. The
orar1r, viii be Hon, Phil Cheek, OF
Bagahoo, and COL f. 3. Gray, OF
Madison. both old soldiers Judge
Hodson, Of Galena, Hon, Jetr Smp-
son, '~hullshurg, I'll. ClearyJ. w.
Murphy, ia. Iowery ard Judge
GoodSell, of Grant county.
Good music will be furnished. Il
match game Of base ball will Toe play
ed and there will be 2uu members OF
the Ladies Auxiliary in attendance.