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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

In our next issue will appear in
this column al article entitled !:
allow l Learned to Rad and
Sc. ak French. This will be a re-
cital of actual f,cts in connection
with an Americans experience In
learning not only to read bat al.
90 to speak the French language.
Some of the principle obstacles
will be pointed out and also tn"
mannar in whioh they w"re ov~r-
come. This should be exceedingly
hellfnl 10 the Instructor Of French
as WILL as to tie student.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

Bob Ingers,ll est venu dire aux
badauls do Minneapolis oe qu'i]
ne salt pas q propos de Dieu ct d.
la religion. Ii men salt rien avou''
til ipg6nument. Alors le mleux 3
faire.e est de 30 taire. Bob ma pas
la fol, ne Ia jamais Gu, ct ne salt
pas CO qu'elle est, II ma iamais Pc
metre eu della de P6oorce DIES cho-
ses en- dept de son talent oratoire
Esprit brilliant ct superficial, il re-
fuse aux autres GO qui depasse
son Intelligence ct sen moque. II
admet l'univers ct ME. Dieu, COM
me 81 l'horloge pouva1t exister
sans horloger. II admet la vertu
CONNIE 81 ellie pouvalt exister sens
Ia grace, II cons tate l'existenoe de
la religion mails non celle de Dieu
CONNIE 81 lefet pouvait exister
ssns Ia cause. II d6truit sans r.
construire. II remplace la fol par
le desespoir. 1T toat CO galimatias
d talt de dollars par discours. Bob
est un orgueilleux a qui est refuse
la fol accord6e aux humbles,
La fol nest accord6e qua ceux
qp1 la demandent q genoux ct ellie
ne Sc conserve que chez celui 4ui
la cult7ve par la pratique de SO re-
lig!on.
Quand j'e1 besoin dun avis pro
fessionnel le vais oonsulter I'm d.
plome. Quand il me fault une
chaussure c'est IN cordonnier que
j'emploie. En- fait de religion CO
nest pas Bob Ingersoll qui sera
mon guilds. II dit men rien connal-
trs ct j'ai besoin dun homme qui
en- salt que|que chose.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

nous faire une reputation dem
poisonneurs publlcs chez les ma
tons etrangeres qui aohetant nos
Yiandea.
LIE suave Miles, l'enorme Shat.
ter, lie bouillsnt Eagan, le retors
Oorbin ct Zine .)te A!gar, devraient
recevoir un congo de6nitIf, tandis
que les fournisseurs uul ont EN-
baum6 IL boeuf dev1aieat payer de
leur vie oe crime atroce, on man
geant du susdit bauf jusqu'a &c
que mort SENSITIVE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20
ses Vue 9.

Les representations, au Bijou,
cette salson, ont 6t6 magnitiques
Giles ont yarie, en- coincide, en.dra-
me, pour s~atisfaire les nombreux
vi5lteurs.
Pour la semaine prochaine COM
mencant a la matinee de diman-
che, le plus grand success de la sal.
son derniere "Gayest Manhattan"
sera rendu. Cette piece est parse
me de jolies chansons ct de ma
gnifqae musi1ue, La troupe qul
repr6sente cette piece eat tres re-
et.ll ny a NIL doute qu'el-
le sera un nouvsau success los de
so representation an Bjiou la So
maine proohaiae.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

Autrefois qusnd III pauvre dia'
bic en- srrachait, on disait qu'i
mangealt de- le vache enragee
maintenant GO nest plus celia, on
dit quill mango du bout embau'
me. Jadis IL malheureux WYATT
maigre, msintenant il meart gras'
car le pouvel aliment Peuvoie ad
pahes avant gull ait IL temps de
perdre son embonpoint.
En-. dept de sa ]eupejse on ASST
re que le boeaf frais rortait dc la
barrie
Eft le "Roastbeef" WYATT CO que vivent
lies roses
L'Espace dun matin,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

NUHL" AAoHN LIoI1OA ~ JSoi1So AASo'
Sivous souffrez depuis nombre d'annees, ~n'esperez pas
qu'une GU deux bottles de Pilules Rouges puissent yous
guerir, prenez-en assez pour eur bonner une chance d'agir
sur votre maladie, en- meme temps c%onsultez nos mede-
Gins specialists. Vous pouvez les consulter pour ren.
Envoyez-leur une description complete de votre malade,
vous n'avez rien a craindre, toutes lettres adessees au
"Departement Medical, Boite 23O6, Montreal"
seront ouvertes ct tenues con6dentelles par eux.
Refusez CONNIE imitation toutes les pilules
rouges que Pon vous ofre a Ia douzaine, all cent on 4
CSC la boite. I'm grand nombre de marchands font celia
dams lie seul but de faire I'm peu plus d'argent sur votre
achat. Nous lemons a vous dire que ces plules sont
DIES limitations qui solvent confinement DIES drogues dam
gereuses. Refusez toute imitation. 81 vous ne pouve1
vous procurer' les vertables Pilules Rouges duD DR.. Coderre
chez vote m%archand, envoyez-nous soc. en- timbres
pour une boite on $2.5o par lettre enregistree on man.
dat-poste pour six bottles. Nous les envoyons au
Canada ct aux Etats-Unis, pas de douane a payer.
Donnez votre adresse complete atm deviter tout retard.
Adressez
C0MPAGNE CHIMIQUE FRANCO AMERICANA, Bottle 1906, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20
NoTRE ARMEE

Lh SOA4AoA0oAOA AOA1"SQ k'oA I
President pour s'enqu6rir des fau
ties commises par le d9partemen'
de la guerre ct placer lie blame OF
IL appartlent continue d'entendre
nos chefs mi|itaires, lesqaels n
sont pas d'accord sur la conduite
de la guerre ct encore moins SUI
lie compile dun de l'autre.
Miles accuse le commissaria'
|d'svoir emba anne lie h@uf ct EN-.
poiaonne les soldats, tandjs que
Eagan, propose aux provisions de
bouche, accuse Miles de mentir
par la gorge, par tous les pores
etc, etc., ct s'est servl dun langa-
ge t,l)ement poisson que la COM
mission lui a renvoy6 son t6moi-
gnage apres avo1r refuse de le re-
cevolr.
Non content d'avoir accuse
Eagen, notre General en- Chef Sc
falt interviewer par Ia presse jau~
ne do New-York.
Ceux qai d6go1sent oontre Par
NEE franes,se dams cetts ma|heu-
reuse sffaire Dreyfas, sont prizes
de porter leurs regards indign6s
vers l'armse des Etats- Unis ct de
contempler q leur aise lie spectacle
d6soiant dune srm6e empolson-
nee par lie oommisssrlat ct celui
de ses officers sup6sieurs Dormant
une exhibitions ind6centes de lear
vu|gsrit6 devant lie monde enter.
lie mllitarisme fait peur q nos
bons citoyens assoiff6s de libert6.
Ell bien! ills ont chez eux non
settlement la libert6 mails la licen-
CO eHren6e dams les rsngs dc Par
m6e.
Miles, Shsfier ct Esgan ct con-
sorts nous font roug1r de honte,
par la maniere aveo laquelle ils Ia
vent leur ljnge Isale en- public,
en- des lois rudimentaires de la
discipline ct du gon'.
Entire le miIitarisme ct la d6gra-
dalton morale entire la tyrannie
ct lie d6shonneor nous nous trou-
vons entire Chsrybde ct Scylla, ct
lie molns qu'on puisse faire est de
laisssr la France r6gler ses aft Tres
personnellas tandis qu'armAs dun
balai monumental nous de-
vrions chaser de l'arm6e css gen
tlemen qu'on dirait 6'e76 dams les
bouoans de Chicago.
LIE militarlsme est un NAL psr-
fois n6cessaire, mails lie spectacle
d'omciers sup6rieurs s'injuriant a
qui m1eux mieux ct Sc condulsant
CONNIE des voyous pendant qae
notre arm6e 80 volt decim6e par la
Viande pourrie que nos tendres
millionnaires de Chicago .leur
fournissent aveo IN patriotisme
6gal au prix du contrst, ce spec
tacle, dis-je, est humillant
ct d6shono:ant, sans comp
ter que nous sommes en- frais de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

b. S. Corser est nomm6 ct con
frm6 Inspecieur General des bill
lots.
Nos condolences q quj de oroit.
Morale: Faltes une banquerou-
ia de S8OO.OOO 81 voud voulez etre
hOnor6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

nNDEMANDE- PLUSIEURS PERSONNES
" bien recommandees dams Get Etat, pour gerer
nos afaires dans leur comte ct environs. C'est en-
partie de ~l'ouyrags d'ofice que Ion fait a la mai
son. Salaire solide de $500 par aimee avec les de-
moins de %salaire. S75 par mois. References. En-
voyez sous phi votre adresse avec envelope ct tim
bre, Herbert E. Hess, Prest., Dept. NJ, Chicago.a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuest has q larger
circulation than any French paper
nublished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to s~ubstantlate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

m. Table Moyen P. s. s, pro-
feeseur de Sciences au seminaire
d'Abx, dams lie diocese de Lyoo,
Went de MOURN. L await etc d.
]. ngues annees profsssur au Col.
lfge de Montreal. II est lauteur
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20
STUDENTS COLUMN

This column is for the special benefit of
the student of French. Any question
relative to the French language OF
literature will be cheerfully answer
ed here. Correspondence from in
structors is solicited.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

" Outrage seule. Mon mari Sc joint
+" a moi pour remercier les medecins
Get en- meme temps pour recomman-
" der les Pilules Rouges du DR..
" Coderre car il pensait bien que
" ~j'allais mourir." Nine Urgele
Piche, Cos Rue Lafontaine, Montreal.
Les Pilules Rouges du DR.. Coderre
sont specialement pour les maladies
DIES femmes, elles rendent les femmes
fables fortes, elles font du sang pur,
fort, richie ct rouge. Files guerissent
la leucorrhee, les irregularities, la
constipation, les maux de tete, d'es-
tomac, de reins, de c6tes, douleurs
dams lie bas-ventre, ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
nervosites, ct toutes les maladies
particulieres all enlargement d'age,
bouillonnement du sang, froideur
des pieds ct des mains ; elles sont
dune grande effcacite prises avant
gu apres la Nuisance dun enfant:
Files aident aussi beaucoup a la for
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

Llsez notre annonce de primes
qui SO trouve sur la quatrleme "a
ge, vous trouverez qua c'est votre
benefoe den profter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20
MINNEAPOLIS, 20 Janvier 1899

Toutes correspondances do1Vent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

L'EcHo Oh L'OUEsT nest pas respon
s.ble des id6es ct opinions emlses PAL
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

Toutes %lettres, correspondances
etc.. doivent etre adressees CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,.
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

Jeunes files qui songez a vous
marier, avant de faire &c grand pas
faites bien attention dams quel etat
est votre sante Que de soufrances
%scraient evitees, ct qui bien solvent
ne sont que lie resultat de Ignorance,
on plus frequemment encore de la
negligence de la mere, qui par scru-
pule on autres raisons futiles n'ins-
fruit pas sufisamment sa file. Une
jeune femme qui ne jouit pas dune
bonnie sante ne devrait pas Sc marier.
ST ellie fat lie contraire, ellie s'engage
a de graves responsibilities ct ellie
commet I'm crime contre la societe.
Une femme qui SQUIRE de faiblesse
on de maladies DIES organes concer-
nant pepouse ct la mere, vera toutes
ses appearances s'evanouir etpeut Sat
tendre a une vie de tortures, soft
qu'elle matt jamais d'enfants, on 81 lie
contraire arrive, ce sera au peril de
sa vie. Les Pilules Rouges du DR..
Codarro r,16riccent chrameDt Of cOm-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

pletement toutes ces maladies, enes agissent directement
sur les organes defeats ct importants concernant la ma
ternit@. Elles do, dona 25n;l Ia force &C., Ia a, v1gueur = aux usa Gpoq5 5es
enfants REQUISITES ct vigoureux. Lisez lie temoignage sui
want i" Je suis nee a Sorel, ct depuis plusieurs annees
Gle demeure a Montreal. Depuis la Nuisance de mon
"bebe, il y a pres de deux ans, je mai jamais etc bien.
{" Je suis restee fable, languissante ct j'eprouvais toutes
sortes de malaises. Les medecins disaient que c'6tait
"la consumption. Petals obligee d'avoir %quelqu'un
{" pour prendre soin de mes enfants. Je ne pouvais plus
"%marcher, j6tais oppressee, douleurs dams lie dos, les
&c membres, ct lie battement de cour. j ne mangeais
+" rien. Jetais au lit continuellement, ct javais de telles
{" faiblesses, quon croyait que jallais MOURN: Mon
mari qui await entendu parler DIES Pilules Rouges
"du Dr.. Coderre, men fit prendre, ct en- meme temps
"j'ecrivs aux m&decins SPECIALISTS. lis me repondi-
" rent de suite en- me disant &c que j'avais, ce quill me
" fallait faire ct surtout comment prendre les Pilules
eRouges du Dr.. Coderre. TAI suivi leurs conseis,
Get mainterant je mango ct doris bien, je
Z" suis forte, j'ai soin de mes enfants et fails mon
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20
r1adame Urgele Piche

LES MEDECINs LA DIsAIT EN- ABANDONNEE
PAR EUX, IL LUZ FAUT FAIRE LIE SACRIFICE DE SA
VIE! LA PENSEE DE GUTTER SON MARI EFT SEES
CINQ PETITs ENFANTs LA MET AU DEsEsPOIR.
Ellie est heureuse de raconter comment ellie a Ste guere, grace aux
bons consels de nos medecns specaistes ct aux Pilules
Rouges du DR.. Coderre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-20

Paris.-M. Loew, president de
la cour de cessation. gu corrs d'u-
ne entrevue evec |, repr6sentant
du journal, a dit quill s'ecoule-
ra bien trois semaines avant que
la cause Dreyfus s'instruise pu
bliquemont. II a ME que la cour
soft en- possession do documents
fournjs par Esternhazy.
Londres. q la Grands
Rrstagne, la puisssnoe des Uniors
ouvrieres est dsyanue chose du
passe.
Les patrons augl.is f,rment un
waste syndicst qui combattra les
ouvriers avsc lsurs propres armies.
La federation des mecanlciens
qui s'est montree s. puissaate dams
une grove r63ente, a pouss6 les
patrons de toutes ! 8 industries a
80 coRIiser pou: tugr la tyrRnnia
des unions ouvrier 6.
Un des objectifs du syndicst est
d. fare voter des lois favorab]es
AJAX patrons.
-Une d6peohe dc Che1bourg au
Figaro de Paris dit qu'ane escs-
Dire amer1caine compose5 de qua
tire onlrass6s ct de p%lusieurs croi-
seurs visitera oe port au mois de
JUN proclaim.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-26
Missing Man Returned.

For about three weeks friends nf
James Waters had been anxious on
account Of his unexplained absence.
Saturday last he returned, and 1t IL
now known that he had been visit
ing the best short-horn nerds of cat
tie in the states, finally reaching
Canada, where he bought the mon
ster Cruikshank bull, king James,
the head of the herd of Arthur
johnson, aud also the pure bred
yenrling heifer, "Maytlower.' About
three years ago Mr.. Waters deter
mined to have the finest herd OF
short horns in this section, and since
then has been picking up the choic-
est In the country, which, with those
secured on his late trip, make the
realization of his hopes complete.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-26

One Of our saloOnkeepers was up
before Police Justice Kuelling Tues
day and paid $50 and costs for selling
liduor to minors and having his
place of business open on Sunday.
The Highland Press reports that
B. j. johnson, living about six miles
east of that place, met with serious
accident one day last week. While
cutting hay with hay knife. he
slipped and fell, with his hand on
the knife, severiug the radial artery
and all the tendons at the wrist.
Delaney, the Montfort ore buyer
for the Mineral Point Zinc Co, says
all the miners are working and get
ting out plenty Of ore which will be
cleaned up for market next summer
They are selling at present only that
which can be ensily cleaned.
MIR. James Wearne departed sat
urday morning for Beloit to make
her home there, her husband having
secured employment in that bustlinl
city. Their departure from Miners
Point is generally regretted, while
wishes for their prosperity is quite
as general.
A feature Of the g. a. Il. and w
II. G. installation supper was the raj
fling Of quilt made by the corps la
dies. The quilt Is a novelty. 1t ha0
| 80 blocks. on each block are thu
| nam Of persons worked IN silk, 10
which lO cents per name was paid
amounting to $500. There were y,
tickets sold at 10 cents each, MAXIM
$500 more, OF an aggregate OF 5000
represented in the quilt. Ticket No
70 was the winner, held by Mrs. {
Levissey, of Madison, daughter o
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Cox.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-26
MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN, THURSDAY. JANUARY 26 1899

Special bargains in millinery are
offered by Miss Preston, across the
street from Gundry & Gray's.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Ferrell, of
Mineral Point township, have lately
enjoyed good visit with Mrs. +. IS
sister, Mrs. Kinsman, at Platteville.
- Mr.. Frank Waters and Miss
Minnie Hardcastle came up from
Platteville Sunday to attend the fu-
neral of their friend, Thos. j. Prisk.
Sam Heathcock and VIII Smith
Were part of delegation represent
ing Linden at the Royal Arch and
Eastern Star installation party in
this city last week.
Another large shipment of Miss
ouri zinc ore for Europe was made
last Saturday to complete a contract
for 500 tone of ore to be sent to
Swansea, Wales.
1t is just divulged that Mr.. John
II. Sobey of Dodgeville, and Miss
Catherine Heibering of Mineral PIT,
were married in this city Jan. 18th, by
j. f.. Hosking, Esq
The Hollandale Review reports
Geo. Paulson, eX-county treasurer,
so elated over being grandpa that
he forgot to attend the farmers in
stitute held at that place last week.
With all his experience as a
teamster" "A lben Mitchell cannot turn
square corner with four wheeled
rig, at three minute gait, every
time he tries, without tipping over.
Miss Preston is prepared to fur
nish the ladies of Mineral Point with
millinery of latest styles and on short
notice as usual, in her new quarters,
across the street from Gundry Il Gray.
The old Clowney shop, for some
time occupied by John Padon, has
been sold to Mr.. Richard Fitzsim-
mons, who it is said will utilize the
property for saving hardwood lum-
Der.
An exchange published in a
small town not fifty miles from here
has grouped under one head the
names of twenty-five citizens of that
place, in its last issue, as grip
sufferers"
The financial statement of the
Iowa County Bank of this city and
of the Rewey Bank of Rewey, pub
lished in this issue of the TRIBUNE,
prove those institutions to be in a
very prosperous condition.
The Indies OF the Pleasant View
p. NJ. church will hold their annual
festival Tuesday evening, Jan. 81; if
the weather is unfavorable on the
above date it will be held on the fol-
lowing evening, Feb. |.
The Woman's Reading Club will
meet at the residence of Mrs. \. II.
Snow, Monday, Jan, 30, when the
following program will be given:
Spain in South America-Mrs. Meserole.
Spanish Literature TO the End of the 18th
Century-Miss Matilda Hutchison.
Charles V.--Miss Hanscom.
Discussion Topics of the Day.
Quotation Roll Gala Geographical Feature
of Spain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-26
The Local Field.
A. F. BISHOP tor Fmniture.....

Fresh Oysters constantly on hand
at j. A. Spratler's. %
Miss Jess Davis of Darlington is
visiting with friends in this city.
Miss Higgins of Darlington is
the guest of Miss Marie BIewett.
Maple City Washing Soap
bleaches white clothes and sets fast
ColOrs. 4w3
Miss Ella Paynter is partaking
of visit at the home of her brother
Tom, at Highland.
Secret order installations, public
and private, are getting along as well
as could be expected.
Miss Roe of Platteville spent a
few days with her neice, Miss Cora
James, the past week.
Just think of it: One of those
nobby jackets at Gundry q Gray's
for one-half its real value.
w. j. Jeuck has purchased the
fine residence adjoining his fathers,
lately owned by John Allen.
You are hereby reminded that
scott, the photo artist, is still finish
ing pictures at $l.00 per dozen.
The Eastern Star Chapter will
hold its regular meeting Wednesday
evening, Feb. list, opening at : 80.
N. T. Martin and Hon. c. Spens-
ley mingled with the politicians at
Madison for day or two last week.
Jack Lanyon is out from Wan
kegan TO visit his venerable father
VIM. Lanyon, who is in feeble health
-Nontfort will have new paper
under the proprietorship Of Hart
sock, Fuller & Irvine. Success tc
the enterprise.
The Welsh Presbyterian church
Of Dodgeville has lost the services
Of good man in the resignation o
its pastor, Rev. j. O. Parry.
Mr.. VIM. G. Uren returned Mon
day to look after mining interests il
Missouri, after being at home fou
weeks on account OF sickness.
Mrs. H. II. Wright was sum
moned by telegram to Milwaukee
last Saturday because of the seriou
illness of Mrs. samuel Wright.
w. T.. Ladd, Of this city. has pur
chased the drug SO, < Of &. Burton
Of Rewey, and Will continue in tina
line at the old stand.
MIR. Il. G. -pooner. successor I
the late VIM. j. Hosken, invites tn
public to Tree coffee and lunch mex
saturday. See notice elsewhere.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-26
Isaac Tamblyn Is No More.

Sunday evening last Mr.. Isaac Tam
blyn died ut his home in this city, al
ter protracted Illness He was a
native Of England, aged about II
years, and came to this country when
n young man. For few years he
wns a successful miner IN California,
aud returning 10 Mineral Point in
vested his earnings here, mostly IN
residence property, Of which he was
"a large Owner at the time of his death.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-26
Special Religious Services.

The revival services at the j. NJ.
church are being well attended, and
Capt. Ruth speaks with her old-time
power aud acceptability. The meet
ings will continue at least through
this week and next. Next Sunday
morning Pastor Kent will preach at
the usual hour, subject "Are Revi-
walls Delusion, If not, Arc They Nee
essary?n The Ladies Revival Band
will assist in this service.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-26

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Read Again

bow you can buy
grocesies for cash in hand : : :
PuiSbury's Best Fiour, per sack, 800
Big Joe " SL00
GOid Leaf 95S
Guaranteed the best flours made
or money refunded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-26
At Popular Prices.

A man who
has only "A limited amount Of money
to spend in clothes can't be too care
ful. He should find a good tailor
and stick to him. He will find good
material, durable, stylish and well
put together, much more economical
than putting your money in ready
made clothing, or ready-made tailor
ing. This we can prove by people
who tried the experiment.
NY New Spring Goods have arrived
and | am prepared TO make them up
in any style desired. Please leave
your orders early.
ADAM DRESEN.
over Bishops furniture store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-26
Opening Party Saturday.

Having purchased the bakery and
merchandise stock Of the late WIN.
j. Hosken, ] cordially invite all for
mer customers of the house and the
public generally to take free coffee
and light lunch with me next Satur-
day, Jan. 18th. | do this only To IN
troduce myself as business man Of
Mineral Point, and shall rely upon
fair dealing, correct prices aud good
goods 10 win the confidence Of the
people and share Of their patron
age. r.. {. HPooNEk,
Plumbing. furnace setting, pipe
work, general sheet iron and tin
work executed by men Of long ex-
perienco at fair prices. Al work
guaranteed.
Ava =. JENKIN,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-26

There was regular house
warming at the home of VIM. Lam
yen, Jr., Saturday evening, when
Ms. J.. and daughter, Miss Daisy.
ret lrucd TO reopen the house after
an absence Of three or four months.