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WHITE ENAMELED BOOK CASE Hand painted; glass sides and front: four shelves; there are two sizes: 32 inches high 7.5o 34 inches high $50
 OAK BOOK CASE-Four shelves, and drawer; Al inches high 5.5o
 WHITE ENAMELED DRESSING TABLE-Hand painted; French plate glass mirror; three sizes
 36 inches high 5.98 43 inches high 7.50 49 inches high $50
 WHITE ENAMELED DRESSER Hand painted; large mirror:
 36 inches high, at 2.75 43 inches high, at 3.25 49 inches high, at 4.50
 WHITE ENAMELED CHIFFONIER With mirror; hand decorating; six capacious drawers 500
 OAK CHIFFONIER-37 inches high, with five capacious drawers 600
 OAK CHIFFONIER-49 inches high, mirror, top, five drawers 6.50
 OAK DRESSER-Three drawers, large mirror; in three sizes and differ enu shapes:
 Al inches high 500 36 inches high $50 50 inches high e.75
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sxs BATTENBURa Lace Doylies, with linen centers 35c 12x12 BATTENBURG Lace Doylies, and all lace $50 1sx1S LACE CENTERpIECES, with linen centers 1.65 1Sx1S ALL LACE CEN. HERPIECES,
 100 20x20 ALL LACE CEN NiERPIECE5,
 1.sp 24x24 ALL LACE CENTERPIECES, and with linen centers 2.30 18x54 ALL LACE SCARrS, also with linen cehterS 800
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Toilet Articles.

COLGATE'S Young Peoples Per fume, bottles, in fancy box, 5 different odors 25c
 COLGATE'S half ounce bottles of Perfumes, all the different ordors, per bottle 25c
 ROGER & GALLET.S Extract Violet de Parme, per bottle 85c
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ROGER & GALLET'S Extract Car nation, Pink and Peau d'Espagrc. per bottle 100
 ROGER & GALLET'S Extract High land Hither, Indian Hay, Essence of Delica, in all odors, per bottle 100
 ROGER & GALLET'S Extract A L'Iris Essence of Verra Violet, per bot tie 1.10
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Christmas Slippers.

In Footwear we have many ideas suitable for Christmas gifts.
 MEMS SLIPPERS, 75c to 2.50 LADIES' SLIPPERS, 1.5O to 400 LAMB WOOL SOLES for bedroom slippers, f9c
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Sale of Christmas Furniture.

Here beautiful gifts reasonably priced gift there nothing Nothing Christmas What showing less fine Furniture like this ordinarily
 this great Christmas gifts. Call to the display.
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the display Ch7 Multiply grandeur it's stock of by Thesho fast smas a has oherere Grandpa the reading frF For
 
  brushes younee show you
  most be sand 
 ClassN and4
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Children's Christmas Furniture.

Not play Funue but real useful Furniture like fathers and mother" Useful of this kind is of Christmas gift simply pleasure nStcts and teaches them sysem carefuneSS and oderyneSS,
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Furs for Christmas Presents.

sasfactory Colarette Cape pleasing Every wants and then you buy something good always appreciated
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Child's Solid Gold Ring, special 50
 Stick Pins, solid gold, set with pearl, opals, amethysts, etc. 10 Cuff Buttons, solid gold, per pair 20 Brooch Pins, solid gold, great var'et
 of beautiful designs 1.9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-18
Un testamento ol6grafo.

Ri sstado de Amino del capitkn Warrior era
alarmantc anunciaba un resultado fatal
Amar por primers yez, como habis smado
Ines, luchar en- Charleston con las contrarieda-
des y la indiferencia que So constancia sus
bondades yeneieron al fin, verse poseedor della
mujer querida, Greer que le correspondfa, de
repente aparecer I'M hombre que con derechos
legftimos le arrebataba aquel ser idolatrado,
desvaneciendo sus suefos de ventura, eran de-
masiada prueba para un coras6n virgen de de-
sengsnos. La muerte daba vueltas al rededor
del cerebro dc Henry, pidiendole una presa,
ana ssnxisa GAbtlica - dibpi6 en- sus labios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-18
TINTAS.

Hay gran existencia en- la I'M
prenta del BoLETIN, para periodicos
y para impresiones del mas delicado
trabajo en- envases de todo peso Tin
tas de colores: azul, encarnada, vio-
leta, amarillo, verde y chocolate, to-
das estas en- envases de Il kilo y de
500 gramos.
Las mejores y mas afamadas tin
tas para escriblr, negras y de copia,
en- botellas y rascos
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22


"' the Same hriGhI rhrortuI rroaturr
she had always boon. hut a look OF
pa'n'd ulStresS settled upon her face.
the Smiles commenced to todr.
At lasi war was over News came
"i the soldiers return few more
"'oNS ANA the lrst dark faced heroes
arrived.
In vain the lines were scanned for a
iamlilar face among them. Every ar
rival ct soldiers found Fred and Rose
eagerly Watching for hero who ramo
not
80 TIM" dragged ON Nearly three
months since peace was declared and
no trace or word from Frank Burton.
h'r parents feared Rose could not
stand the suspension much longer
One day her mother said, bear. YOU
might as welt give up hoping for him.
no mother, cannot give up he
must como pack to me
1t was juSt one year since the happy
day iha' FRANK had put that little rtnr
"" w. ,r,,n ""E,,I ,, ,,"" ,""E ago 'o'
"'pFH ""nN"h'N''E "'''u'"
,,, h,r ,n,...,, 49,, ','''" w. ''' w. wv
w., ,,',,,,'., w.. w., ' ""' '"'
,.,,,,,o r,i,nl,. 49,. ,,.,.,,, "
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

Heat the pas, three days has caused
much suffering among mill mon and
one case of prostration is reported
Frank NJ. Brown, late assistant cash
Ter of the German National bank Of
N0wnart XIV whose IpfiCit Of nearly
100000 caused his fight Tuesday, is
now in Canada.
The strike of zoe employees in the
Forest mine at Archibald, Pa, which
has continued since last March, has
been satisfactorily settled. The strik
ers got nearly all the concessions de-
handed
Representation of United States
legislation at Constantinople have re
suited in the release from prison Of
the Armenian arzyouan, who was ar
rested while travelling on an American
passport.
The population of Illinois is 4,S21-
$50 against 3,S26,35l in 1890, an in
crease of 995II9 or % per cent
Rhode Island has a population of 42S,-
$50 AGAINST S45. 500 in 1890. an increase
of "a per cent.
Chief Clerk Pastuelle, of the gold
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22

largo numbers They then and there
became the fashion OF the day.
The ordinary everyday mortal how.
ever, could not enjoy its possession.
and the fad. like all its expensive pre-.
"ev'SSors, seemed doomed for hut a
short stay when suddenly progress.
SlNe western manutactoyy--a Twin
City concern, by the way-h backed hv a
we'll earned reputation for sending out
the finest OF goods, started to make
them in the medWm and cheaper
grades, bringing them into the houses
OF the rich and poor alike. and assur
my thrm n longer life in the world Of
@ddom Nearly every housewife is
NOW the happy possossor Of one OF
these beautiful as we'll as useful
articles OF furniture, and many happy
ThWksgtNiug dtuuyr win he held
around It's vouEenial board
Anal So, wNilr Arthur and his merry
kniEh,s iuauguratrd the idea. It re-.
matOcd fov progressive American wo.
men To rrjuNouatc il and push II alour
until IL ramr to stay
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
Frances Willard Homestead Sold.

Jauosyillc. Nov lS--A piece of land
that has historic interest has just
boon sold by c, NJ blackburn and wife
Of Whitewater, to J. G. hurt OF Chi.
caGo. Tho land in question IL the old
Willard homestead, whore Frances
Willard spcnt her early days AZ one
time there was considerable talk OF
purchasing the entire farm and keep.
ing 1t 0s a homo Tor aged members OF
the W, G. T. L. The scheme fell
through. thcrc not being enough PEG
pie willing to undertake. the venture
to make II n succcss, The price paid
for the 10 and Il acres was 81 400
!, c. hurt owns the farm adjoining
the property he has Just purchased.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
BY NEXT CONGRESS, BUT PROB.
ABLY WON'T.
CHANG Elm REPRESENTATION
This to Be Made on Basis Of New Cen
sus and DISTINGUISHING Of Negroes
May Be Considered--New York and
illinois Would Be Gamers While
Maine and Nebraska Would Lose.

Washington, Nov. 2l.-Represonta-
tive Hopkins of Illinois, chairman of
the house committee on census, yes
terday expressed the opinion that
there will be no decided effort during
the next session of congress to de
crease the congressional represents
ton Of the southern states because Of
the Acknowledgement of the negroes
He said in all probability the subject
will be discussed but he thought the
committee would favor basing the req
Icscntation upon the number of inhah-
itants. Mr.. Hopkins said: The com
mittee on census viii meet during the
first week of the session to frame a bill
providing for re-appointmcnt. think
a proposition will be adopted to in
crease the present membership Of the
house. 1t has been suggested that we
authorize one member for each $4,000
inhabitants That seems to be the
ratio that is in general favor and would
increase the house by fifteen or
twenty members The reapportion-
ment would probably add members to
the house from New York and Illinois
and perhaps other states. States like
Nebraska and Maine might lose by the
proposed law. Some southern states
might also suffer from the PROPOSE
tiOr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22

In the United States supreme court
Justice Harlem rendered the opinion OF
the court In the case OF Gilmore
Scranton VI. Ebcn s Wheeler. coming
to the court on a writ OF error from the
supreme court Of the state OF Mlchl.
gan The case involved the riparian
rights Of owners on naylgable streams
TO damages for the loss OF accessibility
to such streams caused by government
improvements made for the purpose OF
improving navigation. a pier erected
at ST. Mary's Falls, Mich, cut on
Scrantons access TO the river. The
Michigan court decided against scran
ton, and the supreme court confirmed
hat decision.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
A THANKSGIVING TABLE
Round Table Of King Arthur. a symbo
Of Brotherhood

OF brotherhood.
few years ago n New Eurlunl
housewife invited few friends to n
thanksgiving dinner Her home wa
noted for It's hospitality and her enter
lalnm"nis for their novelty ana
uniquonoss So ON this occasion gb,
. wished to live up to her reputation
ana her busy brain was long al worl,
! seeking something new" for tho
pleasure" Of her guests. I'm castInp
about for an idea she finally nit upon "a
really clever one. and from that mo
/ h'h' 'IniII tn" hour Of the dinner her
fac" wore the contontod oppression
mat belongs only TO the woman who
Is sure Of social success Thank.
giving day arrived, and the invited
guests were received with great cor
diaIity Al were In high good humor
as tn" dinners Of their hostess were re-.
ho"ned, but when the dining room
doors were opened oven their con
yentional control could hardly sun |
press childish "oh," as they looked |
upon the scene prepared by this In |
Ronuous woman
She hadn't done 80 much. either, bat
what she had done was lust right
She had gone TO the attic and brought
from It's inmOst recess the grcnt old
fashioned round table After polish
ing II up bit she started ont 20 draga
II Tor the pleasure Of her guests. It,
beautiful curved surface permitted
much more artistic arrangement Of the
fishes, decorations, etc. and allowed
he guests a greater degree Of comfort
n grouping, each one being allowed TO
ace the other and no one being more
distinguished than the other IN posi-
ion. What merry party II was,
But that was only the beginning
The next day, as the table stood IN. I
oyered In the sunny room, its mistress J
loticed the effect Of the sunbeams re. J
ected In It's polished surface tho a
urycs Of which held the light 80 much ;
etter than the rude angles Of the \
qnare table and she nj once decided I
, rele2ate the latter TO the former q
bode Of the round table The fad was
orn. Every woman who had attend
1 that dinner party visited her 8,
lyorite house-furnishcr In search OF s
,und table None were to be had. Of A
purse, but the demand soon created OF
ie supply and an eastern manu- Il
cturer began turning them out In m
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22

Mrs. Lizzie Doty Of Mexico, Mo.
has Just won curious lawsuit broubht
against her by Il firm which manu-.
facturos bronze monuments. Some
timo ago she ordered from tho plain
tlfa n 1884 bronze monument TO be
erected on the grave of her parents
with this inscription.
The Lord rs my Shepherd.
! shall not want
The engravcr made II read "fcar"
instead Of want. and Mrs. Doty q.
fused to pay the bill, The lawsuit
followed. The Judge instructed the
Jury that II they considered the IN
'crptIon TO be a material veriance
rom the words Of the Psalmlst they
should find FOR the defendant, and they
aid 80.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
Pension Tor a Lost Eye.

Sparta. Nov. 21.-AIyeander Hanson
has received notice that his pension,
with back pay, dating from time Of
application had been granted Han
son was a member Of Co. i OF Sparta
and served in the Spanish.American
campaign, where he lost an eye.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
Shot His Sister.

Black River Falls Wis, Nov 81
Louis Nelson shot his l3-year-old sis
ter while cleaning his gun whiah he
did not know was loaded The bullet
went through the thigh The girl is
resting we'll and no serious effect Is
anticipated
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
DEB'S BIG VOTE.
Over 1000 MiIwaukeeans Co for the
Aqitator.

Milwaukee, Nov. 21-Tho Official
count of the vote in this county, as
reported by the board Of canvassers.
gives Mckinley plurality of 9,194.
The city of Milwaukee gave a plural
ity of G.5O7 The vote for each pres
idential candidate was as follows
For Mckinley 1890; Debs got 1875
votes, WoolIey TAB and Malloney 233.
The total vote of the county was
GG,237.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22

Frank thought, rs he listened to her
voice, that nov here else in the world
could be heard such music
The happy day ended, as they all
must end, aud time sped on fastening
the day that the young couple looked
forward to With such expectations.
The winter had almost passed with.
out any very important happeuugs
1t is repeating history to say that
Frank Burton was a frequent visitor at
the Hamilton home, or that many
happy hours were spent 10y the two
young people,
About the middle of February camr
the awful shock which was felt around
the globe like an electric thrill and
which startled the people of all lands
the destruction of our gallant warshp
at the hand of a treachcrous foe.
The war cloud darkcnod. thickcncd
and finally broke in fury Regiment
after regiment of bravo soldiers laid
their all ON their coutrys altar, ana
marched forth hrayoly to an unknown
future many TO death
Frank u,,t,r,s r,rip,,ut v.,s.u r,x
no,t,dIy ,,lI,d ort o,o J,, n N,,
and ordered to Tampa, with the oNpcc !
tatiou of going to Santiago
At any other time Franks blood |
would have Quickcned in his veins AT :
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w., Iand Lnt n,v. ,,i, hn,,t sa,l. NJ
a., ,nam,i,t ,fu
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nhjoo,o nith - n,nra .nn1or aoan than
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won. '''''''' ''''' ~" an" =" !"
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,N, ~" ~ was Su"'I
40 mus" "'''""9' '"'S must boIh
Nv, w an" ''','' ''''l "'"'r.
-. '','n '''" ''' "'S''N ln''
'''nh '''u - ''" !" "pp'ar 'h''rIuI
"o'"''' i"ln'r ana rf'd were mad"
~ t,i VIII Wv, news am" came 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
WAITING FOR KRUGER.
France Expectant Of Big Beers Com
inc TO Europe.

Marseilles. Nov. 21.-President Kru-
ger will probably land here tomorrow
instead Of Friday Bad weather is re
ported in the Mediterranean and the
Dutch cruiser Gelderland on which he
is a passenger may hug the coast Of
the gulf Of Genoa to avoid cross seas
Every preparation, however, has been
made for Kruger's possible landing to-
morrow morning. The surprise came
yesterday in the arrival here Of Eloff,
Kruger's private secretary, who left
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
Even Senators Do IL.

A woll.drosaod gentleman. whose
bearing indicates standing, refinement,
and wealth, chung to q strap in Penn.
sylvana avenue car few days ago.
The car was crowded When he was
approached by the conductor and hrs
fare requested he ran his fingers in
tho little change pocket Of his over.
coat
His hand sought hiR right trousers
pocket, the left and those OF HIS vest,
at last, going through every pocket N
his clothes.
A blank look of amasomont oycI.
spread the gontlemnn's face. follow 4
by q smile. in which the passengers
| tdhoou. ..,...
haven't any money whatever upon me
not oven chr ticket, viii have "a
ask YOU to pass me on my face"
! cant do that, answered the con.
ductor, u don't know you. Could
not anyway"
Cant you make an execution thls
Jlm"H ! am Senator -a-. and Will
certainly send the fare TO the company
Immediately upon reaching tho CAPT.
tol."
The conductor Joined In tho laugh.
which by this time had become gen.
oral and walked to the front end or
inc car A passenger handed the
senator a car ticket, which the lattor
accepted with appropriate thanks ana
paid bis faro with IT, Washington
Evening Star
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
THE SELFSAME SARA.

Comes After Sheckes, but Doesn't
Say So.
New York Nov. 21.-Sara Bern
hardt and NJ. Constant Coqucln and
their company of actors have arrived.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22

The l000-ton steel order which the
subsidized North German Lloyd
Steamship company has placed In
America continues to be the subject
OF Wild attacks from the jingoes and
the ultrasprotectionist press OF Ger.
many.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22

Nine Bernhardt, who looked in the
best of health, said she was glad to
revisit this country as she expects to
write a great deal of America in the
memoirs which she is preparing. The
actress denied that Rostand is in
sane and asserted that the stories to
y -. tLo
OOU III IUnI w..
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
Two Thanksg
tut ION

Miss Rose. Mr.. Burt 70 :" '''
drawing room waiting to YOU an
,,o,,r.oa tl,o ,,,.,.,,,+ nirJ iiss Rose
1I,r,ilto, IN, rhonl,soi,j day.
AN right, Mary, I'll be '"' uo"n'
answered Rose, hastily PIT "s 'n' IN
fishing touches to her tOile "''''t i
,,,,,.,.,,,,, ,,,o,,ro, 90 diWa, from her
usual calm and sedate VI, ~ Wv
same time happy y" pay :"
around her mouth and tn io'oS S'o''
into her checks. For OF S'S'''u"S
Rose had given Frank o"' 'o', ''''
nromisn 70 become his ,1e. and now
the suspicion crossed ho "i'.'" ''''
the seal of that solemn ''''''' wac
about to be given her.
So pinning bunch VI rms ''I''
yiolots to her dress. S"''S
down stairs to WELDON e
Surely Frank never 10 " manu-,
some as he did this aft l. 90 nv
stood waiting for the app VI us
tianCee.
After the usual salt "'i'
over, Frank drew out ''o' io"o
80, -...,.,,.a o. rocket
snugly lay beautiful ms
oh, Frank" eXclaim w. ''''
it a beauty" And in '''onu
the ring was in the pr '"'V' ,"
there in the proper wa,
Then followed "A hap We, 9''loI
between the two, layin - ioi TN
future that seemed Using AM
bright 49,
1t was a happy The , ,."e p"' -
| that gathered around ii"i''''"''
t.IIo -, a,,i,,, tto mn Al feast.
"woI, Frank when do you propos,
,,.onsnIa,tina this aler? said MI
Hamilton, pinching Use . O'"S'''nE
uOh 1,,o - tho Ks best month,
answered Frank q '''" . '"N' u
then
boot ,i,,,a t-onen1o oses. In June
they are getting re; ~ " - ''', az"
don't like to be dis - '",' nus
chicvOus Fred, alwa go W '','''
NOW Ffeu' o' better than the
June SUMS TINS hos was anvious IN
fan For the moth ~ ~ '''''""9 ~
put off as long as Nv ""'
"heh her only dau take cboor IN
the old home desol3 ''''' ''''' III
now one
Rose vas one OFT creatures who
seemed r. carry . SIS with them
Tho surebjro some lad become en-
t,,gIod In bor bair eyes were just
tho color of a brio, inner sky; and
hor voico bad music OF the
summer birds in
Frar, wae tho = ne to speak. u,
.,,roo ,,,i,h ~, ] think fall Is
I,o hoo, ti,,o IT, a long way OF |
and wa dnn,tLpc at may happen |
No. moi a shadow |
-, -. L face, as II the I
...u -, .,l f,,.,r, drawn aside a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22

the Gelderland at Port Said and came
on a French steamer EloN left kru-
ger in perfect health and spirits,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22

Much obliged fur sunshine.
Much obliged fur rain,
One IS good fur people,
others good fur grain.
Much obliged fur plenty
Ii such shall be my
An if it amt I'm grateful
The little that I've got.
Even when it's gloomy
And the hours bring gri
I'm wclcomin' the prospec
or gladnoss and relief.
Amt no way to jar me,
Nor turn the smiles asst
I've got myself in train
TO observe ThauksgiviT
Atlanta &,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22
AGGY'S END AT HAND
FORMER FRIENCS READY TO
HUNT HIM DOWN.
WAITING FOR THE WORD

lnsurgent Priest in Northern Luzon
Makes Inquiries That Suggest Pos
sibiIity Of Surrender Being Contem-
pIated-Wants to Know About
Election and Church Property.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-22

Is in the
you, an
iisS Rose
day
ht down,
ng the fin
n rather a
I from her
Al the
lie played
roses stole
u yesterday
Burton her
, e. and now
mind that
cOnlisC was