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New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
Rertiuer O Sale.


DECEIVER'S SALE.-Sale in bulk Of stock
~ Of book. stationery and all other merchandise and
fixtures being all OF the personal Pfoper except OUT
standing accounts easesD II BrentanO copart-
nership now In the no 81 Union square In Inc
CITY Of York. subject 10 the approval of the Su
preme Court Of the State OF Ne" YORK before hh@l
acceptance. 49, It'll.
The above mentioned property will be sold to the hish
,st bidder on bids made during the time ana on me
terms hereinafter stated sealed proposals IN WrltlhE
hv hin, az his once. Number 81 Union square IN the
City Of New York. or before Thursday. March So'h
inst, four o'clock +. NJ ., , .,-
such proposals shall be for the entire stock or mer
chandise and and all other personal pfopey
Erentanos situate in their store. Number 81 Ihoh
Square in city OF New York In one lump sum 'sH
ing accounts An such bids must be IN writing sisnsu
by person bidding. accompanied by certhed cheA
payable the order OF the Receiver IA the sum o' '"
FIVE hundred dollars. , - ....,., -
such bids shall provide in terms that the amount o
such checks shall be forfeited In case the bidder al IAN
10 comply with hts bid upon acceptance ana coin'ia
20 The address IN the bid For me cont .,
the bldders the Of bids will he furnished al tns
place Of aforesaid on Application e'heI !" P's
,uI inventory Of such personal property other than
the Gxtures be the place of business aIo.all yI
tho insnecfon daily between A. NJ. and 4 J. NJ uhuI
chsser. may inspect the and other personal prop
er,v within the hours aforesaid on any week DAY D-'o
The receiver will continue the business OF Brensn9
delivery OF bill Of sale and the pay nent OF the Pup -
chas price by the bidder whose bid shall be approved W
v:r1ea bv the Receiver from the sale of the personal
rorer,v described said inventory from the il ot t
hats hereof until the time OF the delivery or Ih'
blli Of sale be allowed to the purchaser ou % 'e
purchase price ,soo
DA'sp' NA''" wM n. ROSE. Receiver
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Rsal estate for 6ale-- Brooklpn.

(N>Nr~@1~>~~~-
4 FINE HOUSE FOR SALE CHEAP 40 Greene
~ Avenue between Bedford ana Nostrand Avenues.
twenty-five minutes from city Hall Manhattan; hire
story and basement nStone with extension. all I'm
movement hardwood floors. sanitary plumbing. open
fireplace etc etc. Might consider exchange smaller
house In good location Apply TO agents or owner. Ios
St Marks Avenue.
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tnsincss Opportunities.

BUSINESS WITH GREAT BRITAIN
s9lrd American Commercial 3 Financial Agencies
e,ssisken Maket other reports furnished. Disputes
GlaEsi. Accounts collected.
Persona! Confidential Commission executed.
Gables "Tnnkahl. London"
" {. u. AANTECE,
Droat Street Kouse. London. Z. G. FINLAND.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

A pyERTIsEMENrs anf suhseripti
"A received az thsir Uptown Once,
"a door north of Dist 81 until . clo
rasnts received 81 The following bran
ONE. rates Until : o elocs , m VIZ
ara fl.h-t. il2 Columbus-ast. res
Tsst l2d-si. n<sr sth-sve.. e2 Fssl
I2d--t between Tth snd str ave. ~
So. b.'we>r 18th and ITth st- :.
ei.,-,,. i.Tos ist ave-. near seth a.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
SIATE OF NEW-YOKK. STATE COMMIS.

e,y.s soN -. IN LDNAcY- Sealed proposa- Will be
H. q. Room g. AstOr House NeH York city until
lSlock March -. 1893 by The undersigned for
rer.sy NE different New YORK state Hospitals for
sI TX months beginning April lst 1888 with
nosS. i,'ds dried fruits canned goods teas
I.e e,, Aei supplies laundry supplies. painters sup
S-ita hair. nh!s.ey. vinegar. salt etc. etc
a IN specincatlons containing fun particulars
L ot.s's package ana places Of delivery which may
is,s Si.e1 py addressing the steward II any Of The
he,s,t Ytais or direct from J.. +. Gillespie Pough-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subssrlpnens ios n. 1ribans
"a door north u 3lst-st until O'Clock advertise
nens received the following branch Offices at regular
until o'clock \. VIZ; 20 sth ave. ..
cor 23d-st l52 9th 18Th st Macys, c,n-sye:
md lt2 Columbus near West C0th-st, i0d
West 42d ST near 9Th % East itth 251 West
s2ist bs,ween Tth aBd s,h l59 East tlth ass
3d-avs 18th and nth sts 1923 "a
sist-s, T0s is ave. soth-st go % ave- neas
o0s go East Toth-s ~ oe 3iavs $50 3t-svs
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COM

Annual Meeting.
THE Stockholders of the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company hereby notified that the
i-1lal meeting q said Company for the election Of
seors and Transaction of such othe- business may
(. present.I Vii Be held Al the O.. mpauNs Office IN
n'aso Illinois on Monday. the 30 day OF april next, at
Docock A. VI.
The transfer BOOKS will ha closed close ~ bus
~ hours 18Th instant and reopened on 9th
uy q April next II. T. r WOOD.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

A DvERrIsEnKNTs and .ubssrpusns 70. ne rrisun.
"a door north OF 3st e until o'cloSs advertise
orse. ,.,es unit, oe,eeh m n ss, SCI, fesar
COR 2sd 81. is2 e,h-sV., i2hrst Macy 8 eth-av.
West i2a 81, near e'h.sye 90 Ess. l,,h-r 2Sf ives,
s2dst between TN anf Sh $50 East Attn $t is3s
s-ave. between 7sth ara fT,h y,s fo2e 50 ave near
si..~s ,os i,'-sve n'sr ssh-'. Sso sa,svs near
2eos Sd-ave 2io East 10Th io2i siave see sd a..
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
SQUARE HOTEL,


BOULEVARD. CORNER WEST list ST
AMERICAN PLAN.
Strictly family hotel: choice suites. furnished or IN
furnished by Cuisine and
OF highes All used 10 th.s hotel
is filtered reasonable. Location convenient to all
OF thu city.
WALTER LAWRENCE. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
@ Countrn proper'n Cor Sale or 90 Eei
Gubnrbdn ReiI estate.

. A 0ENcY-Montciair real estate all kinds sal, ana
a rent CLARENCE b. IUBBS Bsekmkn st. ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
c.ost.

I Osr-At the Metropolitan Opera House. Tuesday
IL evening March n. White GAUGE Fan with ivory
sticks finder will receive ard By returning same %
J. T. B NJ. ~ Leonard st. city
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0rapellsrs t3otel potket 0uioe.

6rapellers' Hotel pofkef yutoe.
This list appears Mondays Wednesdays and satarday
HOTELS OF lrHE WIyISILIg.
For descriptive hookle, ot any Winter Resorts or h'''A
Hotel TgpHGT BMNeaW G@nS
es Flfth Ave New York
ee Regent ST.. London.
24s Rue de Rvcli, Paris ~
50 ous St Jean Bsptiste. Niee
@OTg0 POCKET @WUW(s.
"a = means American Plan. e p European, op opfn.)
ALBANY. y. Y.Hu Ten E'eS E'eo. z; Go s5 up A. ssvp
AsHEyIILE y c.. Battery Park Hotel A. p. 81 up
BALTIMORE Md ........ The csrrolien, A. r. " 90 up
BOSTON Mass ............ Hotel Nendoms. A y, ~ up
do copley So Hotel. p. p $50 Up A p. as Up
BRooKLIN. \, .Iio.el See. 8 Gsorss s:i r p s. e. ss
DFsTRoiT Mich ...... The Meiropole. +. r.. slQo yp
FfDRIpA Jacksonville -. James Hotel A, P, 50 up
KANSAS CITY. MoNew Coates. p p, H.p' A. p Sup
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI nv. VII , Hotel up
M0SirRI:Af" can Plaes vssr III A.p ~ up. EP.s up
NFW YORK ....." FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. A. p. IS
30 Cosmopolitan HI chambers W Hwsyl EP., 81 up
PHILADELPHIA dtesi AlcA tdhThe afsyette EP 81 up
pITTsBuRG Pa HI schenley. Ep 81 80 ID. AP. 81 Up
SALT LAKE CITY Ttah The cullen. \. p. ~ 20 s2So
ST LOUIS Planters Hotei h p. 81 ny. A. p, 81 Up
syRACrsE y. Y. Yates ~ :tel p y $50 y. -
do -..... Hotel Gordon. \. =. 81 ur: y $3.50 up
do CRestaurant. Alc) Hotel Chamheriin =. r. 81 up
1hV Raleigh. F. p ,lSo VI
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
II. +. COLE.
=. A. WHEELER. Committee.
l.. T. GILLESPIE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 0aice snner.

l~-ASt hl DEPARTMENT, Office Super
sEALF6 intprlhl.ei Washington j. e.. March 49, 1880
iVenct = ,EpsAiS VIII be received this once until
sstned r., "a on ine Dist day Of March 1880 and then
t.s-bssem... hinE apparatus for the basement and
euAirT NJ ot ne I. 6. Court House and Post once
th oIN city. IN accordance with dro wings
t,te On ~. copies ~ which may had AZ this
,sss nee et ne Superintendent ~ Repairs the
s-btrvisir, guiding JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
=. =. |N'lNEER OFFICE ARMY BUILD.
i',Ps,sis ..S LoEk: n 2 March 25, 1890 Sealed
.ea prtl,eIy ea hsIa rnt i2 s.. April p 1900 and
< = AVE ,!hiormauon furnished on srpca-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
FURNISHED Apartments Go Eet.

ooooo1oNNo~N~N~oN~NNNO
rJ, RENT at very low furnished apartment seven
Il rooDs and bathroom with all convenences. Ninth st,
raa- Tifth Ave SAM FL FROTHINGIIAM. 81 Liberty St
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

ns ruT fhe Tribune
10. !. 2te Broadway.
X p. m advertise
h onices AZ regular
2S4 sih ave. p .
Macyf. 9Th ave
West as,h ~ iOS
I4th st 4. 2ST West
Fast 47'h ~ | 3ss
I 02f 81 ave. near
$50 "a ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
100 ACRES.

DVERTISEMENTs and subs.rlptens To 5hs dIiSu.s
"a door rorth Of 3lst-st. until o'clock m; advetse
nents lived al following branch ores al regular
nescs rates until o'clock p m viz: e3i sth-ave. O.
cor 23i-st: i52 Gh-ave i2th-st Maeys otn-ays.
ami lIth ST l42 COlumbus-ave near West o6th-et ioo
West 42d 9th 92 East Itth 2o' wess
a2d :, between 1h sh l59 East 4ithst' loSS
al ave between 10th and T7th SITS; lo2S 3d-ave ntar
slst-st l10s ista near seth-s cS1 50 ave-. n.as
Iisst IS. 3d-ave 2i0 Bleecker-st.: 325 BescksrSt'
eos sd ave ai0 East T9th-s o2i 3dave 26d2 sd-ave
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
Counirn propcrIp 60 Gst.

o,uMMfT ~ J-Furnished and unfurnished houses to
- let season year hfB. hhd sihAH' D~s' oea"o"'
+ O. POTTER. opposite Fta'lon'
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
n2. srgMNG'a aANlTARlWM,

SARATOGA SPRINGS. " T. .,
uor health or rest Massage Vacuum ara Nsuus.m
rlectrict,y Hydro Electric, Turhsn Nus
. ,i.n.r.i v,at.r and other baths and heath 80
oiisnces sun paror and promenade on the too, .,,
p,or sui,es with bath, dry, quiet oho -.
ri,h much sunshine. Saratoga waters seh' 'o'
illustrated circular
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23

He found Mr.. Reynolds in bis office,
up stairs, opposite city hall, and they
went out to inspect the property.
Mr.. Jones was satisfied with the lots
and the reasonable price named, and
expressed his faith in Mineral Point
realty. The transfer of the property
was made. Mr.. Jones also bought a
farm from Mr.. Reynolds extensive
list OF desirable farm properties, as
an investment. Then Mr. Jones
smilingly remarked that be could
now claim to be a citizen and prop
ertv owner Of Mineral Point. He al
so arranged with Reynolds to act as
his agent in loaning a large amount
Of money on safe real estate security.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
Selected Their Gowns.

When the door of Gundry & Gray's
store was opened by clerk at 10;30
o'clock for Mrs. Jones entrance, she
intended to select simple gowns for her
daughters which could be worn at other
functions than the reception. Miss
Jones and Winifred, however, had ar
rived at the store III advance of their
mother, and already an attentive clerk
was displaying lovely, shimmering dress
fabrics, which were greeted with ex-
pressions of rapture from the young La
dies. Mrs. Jones approved a turquoise
blue satin, with chiffon, for Miss Jones,
who is of a blonde type, with brown
hair, gray eyes, and has satiny white
arms and neck.
For Winifred Mrs. Jones bought "a
gown of white organdie. 1t will be
made simply, as Mrs. Jones is one of
the mothers who believes in keeping
her daughters as girls as long as she
can. Mrs. Jones also bought one of the
well known Warner Bros. corsets for
herself several pairs of the Gerster kid
gloves, and some hose, and expressed
herself well pleased with Gundry &
Gray's elegant new stock of furs, win
ter cloaks, jackets and dress goods.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
pancr or NnPnncr.

The question of using wall paper
or NOT using it i'm "a new house, was
one dinicult for Mrs Jones 70 decide.
she appealed to Mr.. Jones, but he
only SAID, Please yourself, my dear
Twin be- satisfied either way" Mrs.
jones came 60 the Economy store,
SAW beautiful pattern of paper,
hesi,atod and was lost She went I'M
t. tho store. Mn. Jones smiliugly
followed. She was shown so many
handsome patterns for walls and
ceilings hi Mr. Ludiou'- handsome
new DESIGNS for the season of 1900,
that She could io mo- less than COM
promise and ordered paper for Sew
oral rooms. believing il would give
them % more coy effect.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
For Tired Nature.

Mrs, Jones, like all other good
housewives, glories in having com
Portable bedding and plenty of it, to
"woo tired natures sweet restorer.
She found everything she wanted at
f. G. Ludden q Co.'S, where she also
selected a large supply of napery,
table cloths, toweling, etc, and after
shopping around town, she decided
that this was the place for Econ
omy.n Comfortable will be the guests
who are entertained by the Joneses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23

fectioner and caterer for the recep-
ton. They would meet their mother
at l0:30 O'clock in Gundry & Gray's
dress goods department.
Tom Jones, Jr., was assigned the
duty Of looking up and recommend
ing a grocer, meat dealer. baker and
laundryman. His father suggested
that he also buy himself new pair
of shoes.
The head of the family said that
the most important thing yet to buy
was the piano. The musical girls
asseDted to this and it was agreed
that the inspection of pianos should
be made the special order for the af-
ternoon, and chosen in committee of
the whole.
The family separated, each consid-
ering the assignments of the morrow
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
She Bought Books,

Mrs. Thomas Jones is a voracions
reader, but has a very discriminating
taste. She is a great admircr of Fran.
CHS Hodson Burnett and Rudyard Kip.
ling. She did not thoroughly approve
of Lady of Quality" by Mrs. Bur.
nett, and considers Captain Courage.
Gus" one of Kippling's best works. She
found all the latest books at J. J. Hans.
com & Cos, and bought Richard Car.
vel, David Harum, +" "When Knight
hood Was in Flower" Exit Kennedy
and ''The Black VOLTS Breed, in OF.
der that each member of the family
might have book to read on the trim
east. She also bought some December
magazines and selected box of fine
stationery from j. J. Hanscom & Co.'s
extensive stock. This firm also sell,
the daily and weekly papers,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
Wanted Advice,

In settling the estate of his deceas-
ed relative, there arose some knotty
legal points concerning which Hon.
Thomas Jones felt that he must have
competent advice. lie consulted
u. &. Fielder, the well known attor-
ney, whose offices are over the Iowa
County bank, and Mr.. Fielder sue
cessfully smoothed out all the diff
culties and explained so clearly the
procedure to be adopted by Hon.
Jones that he could not go wrong.
Mr.. Jones was satisfied that he had
fallen into good hands, and arrang-
ed with Mr.. Fielder to draw up a
number of important papers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23

The Joneses met at supper and all
were well pleased with the days eN-
perieuces. Each had a hearty appe-
tite and did Justice TO the excellent
mouu. The girls and Tom, Jr., had
been inspecting the city. They Were
enthusiastic over che public library
the churches, the numerous fine bus
mess blocks and handsome residen-
ces.
The family spent the evening In
the reception room In order to di-
vide up the work for the next day,
Mr.. Jones said he would order the
Tribune 60 follow themegst, as by its
regular peru>al they would become
familiariaod with their future towns
people. He had also a little shop
ping to do, and must order a dress
suit for the reception. His only one
was getting positively shabby.
Mrs. Jones said she bad better get
"A travelling hat for the railway trip
east. and the girls needed new gowns
for the reception. She believed her
time would be occupied nearly the
whole Of the morning.
The Misses Jones agreed 70 engage
a photographer to take picture OF
the family also to see a horist, con
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
Secures tn, Order.

There was considerable COMPETE
ton 70 sell Jones his builders hard
ware, and there was not much diff
ference in prices. The man who adj
vertised secured the order. SIN the
copies of the Tribune sent me- said
Mr.. Jones, II read n. r. Martins adj
vertiscnent. Now, as stranger, |
appreciate the courtesy of being in
vited to visit his store, POO High
street, corner Of Vine, and ! know
from experience that the men who
advertise are progressive dealers and
the ones who keep the latest and
best goods in their lines" n. T..
Martins prices were satisfactory and
he received Mr. Jones order for the
builders hardware and also sold him
one Of the celebrated Garland ranges
and Claremont heater.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
Chooses "A Grocer.

Tom Jr., adopted a novel plan by
which to choose a grocer, He went to
Brewer & Penhallegon's big double
store. 2O6-2OS High street, and waited to
see if he would be served in his turn
The show of goods outside and inside
the store was large and attractive, and
included all kinds Of staple and fancy
groceries, foreign and domestic fruits
etc. \ number of people We're ahead Of
him, and others entered after him.
Much to Tom Jr. S surprise and graft
fication, when his turn came he was
courteously asked how he could be
served. He found that Brewer & Pen
hallegon sold Chase q Sanborn S famous
Boston coffees, such as his father liked,
and the same company's delicious teas,
which his mother always drank They
also make a speciality Of the select
Ferndale canned goods. Tom Jr.,
bought some oranges and went away
convinced that a firm which recognized
the rights of a boy would be equally
conscientious in selling goods Brewer
& Penhallegon cash grocery house
viii furnish the Joneses with groceries.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
Jones was Reminded.

The ordering of dress suits brought to
Mr.. Jones mind the fact that he needed
some dress shirts. He stepped into Var
lin & Jennings clothing store, and be
fore he left purchased half a dozen Of
their Monarch dress shirts, one of their
fine hats, land they sell the best obtain
able q pair Of gloves, two suits of the
Stanley all wool underwear, half dozen
Elgin fancy shirts for Tom, an excellent
silk umbrella and a walking stick. The
latter he feared might bee criticised rs
dudeish. but rejecting that it might be
handy for Tom when he gets into the
"cane rush" at the State University next
year, he had it put in the BIZ. While
making his purchases Hon. Thomas
learned that Messrs. Narliu & Jennings
sell the always satisfactory Kohn Bros.
(Chicago) guaranteed clothing, and keep
n full line Of the Coon brand of collars
and cuffs. Then, after settling his BILL
he headed for the hotel for dinner
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
China and Glassware.

\ man is known by the company
he keeps, and a woman is known by
the table she sets. Mrs. Jones had
this in mind when she inspected the
china department of Charles Hem
dra's store. She evidently kept it in
mind during her purchases for the
check left was for a large sam. Mrs.
Jones found that Mr.. Hendra gave
remarkable values in dinner sets
tea sets and toilet sets. The patterns
were new 1900 goods, and included a
fine assortment of Hayiland's inn
ported French china, an elegant dis
play Of cut glass of the best quality
Alfred Meakin's Royal semi-proce-
lain in plain white and decorated
ware, and choice goods Of other noted
manufacturers Charles Hendras
department of art china Is very COM
plete, and we'll pays an inspection
by lovers Of bric-a-brac. Mrs. Jones
added several treasures from this de-
partmeut to her decorative gems
With the exception of two beautiful
lamps bought, the Tribune cannot
enumeratc the goods. Mineral
Points lucky 400 will be given an OPP
portunity to see the elegant table
service when the Joneses have their
houSe-Warmiug.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23

Tom Jr., had spent the forenoon with
much satisfaction to himself and not
without credit to his family. He first
made sure of the new shoes suggested
by his father. Young Toms tastes
were for the substantial as well as the
ornamental. He selected a pair of the
W. i. Douglas shoes at $500 such as he
had heretofore paid S4.00 for and worn
on Sundays only. He bought them Of
J. p Frieden. His attention was at.
tracted to fine line of Lewis & Pliers
ladies shoes which he promised to
recommend to his mother and sisters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
Inspects "a Market.

Tom Jr., critically inspected w. ]
Jeuck q Bros market from the out.
side Everything to be seen indicated
cleanliness. Then he went inside His
inspection here was satisfactory too
The plump yellow legged chickens ten.
der looking steaks, well Drowned hams,
etc, and the -aproned, cleanly-ap-
pearing men in charge convinced Tom
Jr, that the family could not go wrong
in buying their meats al w. j. Jeuck &
Bro market, which is supplied with
the choicest oysters that can be OBJ
tanned. Their Thanksgiving supply of
poultry and meats viii be unusually
fine and large this year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23

tional bank, induced her to step in,
as the name was familiar. She was
soon canvassing the merits of half a
dozen pattern hats, and selected beau
tiful all black turban. made of chenille
braid, turned high at left side and trim
med with two blackbirds, and tucked
black velvet around the hat and knotted
around the blackbirtls. A cut steel
buckle clasps the velvet over the bird on
the bandeaux. Mrs. Jones was so well
satisfied with stock displayed, the low
prices, and the courtesy shown her that
she volunteered TO give Miss Lenahan
future orders.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23
Visits "A Bakery

Although brought up on a farm, Tom
Jr., has a well developed sweet tooth,
and next to visiting candy shop he en-
joys the privileges of bakery He
went into E. G. Spooner's bakery, OPP
posite the postofiice, and while slowing
away a nickles worth Of jelly roll in
spected the stock. The bread looked de-
liciously Drowned and appetizing, the
cakes We're the acme of a housewife S
dream, and as Tom last mouthful OK
jell roll was put where it would do him
the most good, he decided that +. @.
Spooner's bread and cakes We're just
what the Jones family was looking for.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23

1t is a very desirable thing for a fam
lily TO have group picture taken at
regular intervals and oftener than is
done. Such a picture frequently
becomes a cherished keepsake beyond
price. The girls had decided that w.
w. Scott, Mineral Point prize artist,
was the one to do their work, and 2:3O
O'Clock found the family in the studio.
With the pleasure of possessing new
bicycle shining i'll his face, even Tom
Jr., managed to "look pleasant, -
through what was to him a trying or
deal Mr.. Scott pronounced the mega
tive n fine one. Proofs We're to be for
wardcd, and the Joneses departed from
the studio well pleased with having
given their order to Mr. Scott and
promising to sit for single pictures on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23

Whether the familiar saying that
"clothcs may make or mar tho man,
De trnc or not, there can be- no question
as 20 tho improving effects of a modern
hair Ont or clean shave The Hon.
Jones ana Tom Ir found Cha> WINS
barber shop, under \. T. Martins hard
ware store, the ideal place for hair cut
or shave. The furnishings OF Mr. Ninn's
shop are lirsU-clas~. including ,de easiest
of chairs, fine mirrors and sharpest OF
razors. Everything about the shop Is
kept scrupulouS,y clean.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23

Mr.. Jones had one more commission
to execute before lunch, to provide dress
suits for the reception. He found ez-
actly what he wanted at Adam Dresep'
tailoring establishment over Bishops
furniture store, and anxious TO make q
good first impression on Mineral Point
society, he and Tom. Jr. We're measured
for suits He found Mr. Drcseus line
of overcoatings and suitings the very
best and the prices remarkably low fol
such goods made up to order. He alsc
arranged to have two old suits of his and