, 1900-12-15

soul of a true artist; all his work is
a labor of love. in which he will not
stop short of perfection. AS he is ia
nous for successful enlarging. | want
to give you a life size representation
of yours truly together with a fine
dutch oak frame to enclose me-
tuncle Josh's picture may be seer at
Weyle's art studio any time the read
er desired to CALI
And as you are going to keep a
horse" continued the old man, Il reck-
OH I'll have to give you my mare Kit
ty:' but of course you'll need har-
ness. The boss horse milliner of his
section, to my notion. is Joseph Lob
lein, of the Laramie Saddlery compa-
ny. Polly may come along too, and
while we are selecting the harness, she
will probably be interested in their nice
n OF Mexican carved leather goods.
They manufacture carved leather
pocket books, card cases, belts, music
rolls, etc, and they don't want all the
money a fellers got, either" Calling
at the Laramie Saddlery company's
Polly purchased two or three novelties
in carved leather and a fine side-sad-
die, while Charley bought a set of har.
ness that makes that nag Kitty look
like a two-year-old.
BY the way remarked Uncle Josh
as they emerged from the harness
store. there is another item almost in
the same connection that | happened
to think about, inc that's boss feed and
-four. | neglected to tell you that the
Laramie Grocery company are head
quarters for that. They handle every
thing in the way of feed or grain from
golden oats down, and you need not be
afraid of that mare Kitty eatin' her
head off if you get our feed of the
Laramie Grocery company. They talk
about -four. Polly, why bless you, there
amt no product that can hold a candle
to Seal brand. for which this firm is
exclusive agents. Bread made of Seal
flour don't get dry and stale but retains
the moisture and natural flavor of the
wheat for several days"
Il declare to goodness. Uncle" sud
denly calculated Polly. Il declare if we
haven't forgot something mighty i'm
p%ortant. You know we decided to have
some decorating done. and get some
wall paper, paint, etc. 'Jes so. jes So
answered the old man, buying so much
in one day kinder befudles a Teller, but
fortunately, however. its only a short
distance to H. D. Beemer's wall paper
and paint store. Beemer has reduced
home adornment to a beautiful sci
ence-Why believe he could make
a pig pen look respectable and not
half try Polly soon reeled in a per-
feet elysium of late-style wall paper,
many patterns of which would be suit
able to adorn the walls of any palace.
Beemer, who soon turned Polly's home
into a thing of beauty and a joy for
lever.
"Oh me! Oh my" calculated Polly
as they halted before a show window,
what a perfect lovely slipper Yes"
said Uncle Josh, the Famous Shoe
company's stock cant be equaled in
style and extent in this section. Go in
look it over and get acquainted with
my friend, George A. Matlock." 1t
might have been policy not to have
extended that invitation, had not Uncle
Josh known what wise economy it is
to trade at the Famous, for Polly found
goods and prices so seductive that she
purchased an outfit from a pretty slip
per to a handsome Queen Quality
walking boot. Charley invested in
a pair OF 'Lilly-Brakett' gents fine
shoes, while Uncle Josh INDUCED in a
stout boot, with rubbers for the crowd.
No one needing footware can resist
the styles and prices offered by the
Famous Shoe company.
Now, l have heard it said that new
ly married folks could live on love
and scenery, but an old man of exper-
fence knows ~better-your table would
look slim without meat, one of the most
important items of gastronomics. 1t
goes hand in hand with bread. Now
to locate a market where O can get
fresh wholesome meats, poultry and
provisions: l have no ~hesitancy in say
ing that w. H. Graham is the man at
all time to supply you. This is the boss
meat market in the city and is popular
with everybody who is particlar to have
the best. The reason for this is be.
cause Will Graham is very careful in
the selection of stock, has the best of
everything and keeps it fresh. To
keep your hubby in a good humor,
Polly, trade at Graham's Cash market |
every time. and don't forget to leave
your order early for a turkey and some
cranberries."
Let's see-I promised you a gold
watch, didn't l." queried Uncle Josh of
Polly. "and E. D. Carter's is the place
to get a good one cheap" Entering
the popular jewellery store the old man
calamity acquitted himself of the
promise and then directed Polly's at
tention to the superior stock of silver
ware carried by the house. There is