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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-10

Idein idem MIN. 16 10 ctvs. vara.
1dem idem ndm p II ctvs. vsra
Idem id m ndm. 10 15 ctvs yara.
Cints de teroiopelo ndmero I, 10 var.
das, II centavos pieza.
Id id id IL i'd, Is centagLs pieza.
I'd ibid II ID, IS centavi7s pieza.
Id iG id 2 Id, 20 centaVOs pieZa.
Cubre corsets cruuos 8 centavos uno
Y 80 centavos docens.
Idem blancos Is cen0avcs uno y so
docena.
Cinta elastica de algod6n para ligas
5 centavos vara.
Canlisas lisas para sefIo1as 25 ctys.
IdeL1 con adOrnOs de encnjes tiraS
bordadas so, z5. so y 81 una.
Camisas dc seforss para r1i,rntr d IS,
IS y s1.26.
Ointa hiladillo en- colores g cts pieza.
Cordones para corsets centavos uno.
Gordon de seda en oolores cts vara.
Cord0nes para lentes q ctsntsYos uno.
CORSETS EN- REALIzACHON.
Camisetas franeesas de slgod6n en- CO.
lores g ST. y dooena.
Idem idem listadas mas fnas SO
II docena.
Idem crepe de sant6 q $40 y IL docens.
Idem crudss s6 y u dopena.
Calcetinea negros para llombres 8 y
10 centagos par.
Calaoncillos punto orudop fganceses, a
Cortaplumas dos hojas a 1CD centavos.
Idem fnos de nacar so y Is centavos.
Colchonss iDgleses sPatente9 una plaza,
1886.
Idem idem idem dos pIazas, $6 80.
OAMAS INGLESAS de una dos pla
zas con pilares para mosQuitsro un col
ch6n ingles en- realizaci6n.
Copiadores de prensa, 500 folios, 25 cts
Idem tdem 1000 folios. &c centavos.
Cornboyes metal blanco sells bafIos plata
cinco potes 81 75.
Cepillos para cabsllos l2 cents7os.
CO2AS DE CRYSTAL para aqua 4,
5, 6y centavos una.
Oopas grabadas cristal hno 10 y II
centavos una.
Copas da q oDzas 20 eentavos.
Copitas con IN frasquito lie esencia s
| centavos.
Cacerolas estafladas desde 6 centavos.
Pars guas catalanes de cana varillas q
| rs centavos.
| Idem idem idena Il varlilas, 81.
Idem idem varilla de hiarro q 81, 1.2;
| 1.5o.
Idem fdem con resorte pllra cerrarse
81 35 y s1.50.
Bates con ldplz pluma para ninos
ntavos uno.
] Corbatas 5, 8, g 10 centavos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-10

Gorritas syockeys para niflos Is cts.
Gorras de pafic para caballeros 25, SO
40 eentavos
Coma para pegar lozs CRYSTAL 10 cts.
Gomas para sujetar las mangss aa3
centavos par.
Hebillas para pantaltn, blanca. ne
gras, centavos docena.
Hilo de marcar en- caiitas de Is boyos,
5 centavos.
Jugones para senoritas a 90 25, so, 10
so centavos.
Jarritos de cristal para leche cts.
Jarros para aqua, medic gallon, o 90
rs centavos.
Jahones <violeta.s csjitas de 8, 10
centavos Gaia.
Iiem mas 6aos Is centavos cola.
Jahones francesss q Is. 20, 25 v 40 cts
Jeringss de remolino y fGente 66 cta
Juguetes para nifIos desde centavos.
Lfgas bal TALES para sef1oritas Is
20 centavos.
Iiem idem idem con cintur6n 35 cts.
Ligas de seda y algod6n para caballs-
ros 8, 10. 15 y 90 centayos par.
Lamparitas completes para cocina
10 centaves.
Libros con fndce Is, 20 y 25 cts.
Medals negras de punto ingles para al.
nos 3, 10, II IL centavos.
biedtas crudas para sefloras . y 1J
centavCs par.
Siantequilleras cristai Is centavos.
liolinillos para CATS (de parody 35 cts,
Muf1ecas g. 4, s. 9, 7, 8 y 10 cts.
Maquinss de pedal doble pespunts dc
$35 $1S.
Navajas de acero de $3.50 y 90 75 cts.
I'einiilas de cuerno g. y cts.
Peinillas negras gutapercha s, 6, 9,
10 y IL centavos una.
1dem idem i1em fnas a 80 y 40 cts.
Peiniliitas para b'gotes centavos.
Peines a 5 10 centavos.
| I'1fios de hilo celuloide 16 cts par
''af1uelos repulgados centavos une
| y so r,entavos docena.
paHuelos grandes para Ia cabeza =
/ centa,yos uno.
Psnaelos de bolsillo con inicial, de sedA
| para caballerCg a 8 centavos.
Idem idem mas fines 10 centavos.
Ldem de hilo con iniciales & Is cts. l..
Idem con dobladillo sin inicisles para
senoritas centavos.
Idem idem de hilo para caballer,s IL
centavos.
Idem con dobladillo estrecho & 15 cen.
tavos uno.
Porta-pufIos centavos par.
Papel en- reamillas de 100 pliegos cts.
Polvos sedulsante en- paquetes s cts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-10

Idem tirilla negra de gro centavos.
Cortinas punto yardas 50, so,
3 50 y par.
Canastos forma maleta 40, go 80
centavos.
Csnas color nogal para molduras 20,
Dulcerss de cristal con tspa Is y rs
cenGaVos.
I6em sin tapa d 10 oentavos.
En8guas lisas para se1oras 10 cts.
Iden con adornos de encaies y tiras
bordadas IS, e5, 81 y 1.26.
Encajs valenoien 10, II, Is, 20, 20
30 cantavOs piezs.
GnCaie punto de hilo para camisas
ID, 20, rs y so centavos piezs.
Idem idem para trajes 25, 80, 40 y SO
centavcs piez8
Entaedoces valenoien p, 15, 20 rs
centavos pieza.
Idem punto de hilo elsss fins 20, 25
80 centavos pieza.
Entredoces guipur blanco, crema
crudo IS, 20 : % centayos pieza.
Encaies 6nos para msttnees %. 30, 40
so centsvos piezs.
Idem idem idem mas hnos SO, IS, 80
IL pieza.
Encaies por varas 2, 3, a y cts yara.
Idem pupto de hilo por varas 5, 6, q,
8 y 10 centaVOs vara.
Idem croch9t para fundas de almt hs-
daa q g. s. 7, s y 10 centavos vaTs.
Idem crochet muy anchos para rodapie
10 15 centavos vara.
E3caies de seda en- realizaci6n.
EFECTOS DE HIERRO ESMALTA.
Do para cocna comedor PREO1OS BA.
BATISIMOS.
Ensaladeras de p9rcelana 40 cts una.
Estsr1llas para colocar fotograffas 80
centayos par.
Estere6scopos para yer fotografias 40
80 centavos par.
Esbambre ma atizado, gauga q 5 cts onZa
Eussladeras cristal a 25 centavos.
Espejos de tres lunas centavos.
/ Espeios para mano con mango cts.
/ Tiras bordsdas inas 8, 10, IL ID
i ceatavos yara.
Ent1 edoces boTdados 8 y 15 centsyos.
Esencias francegss de Deetreez 20,
% SO centavos pote.
Idem pGtes grandes clase ina 10 cts.
Zapatitos con IN fras esencia, 10 cts.
Zapatjtos con esencia centavos.
FelpDdos para Ell pis0 so cts. 81 20
Fruteras CRYSTAL con pie 10 y so cts
Farolitos con esencia 5 centavos.
FONOGRAFOS marca <Vfctor,, Ia me
icr maquina parlante con records en- espa
f1ol, iugles, italiano, frances y m1sica es
cojtda. Pfdame catalogos con lista dc pre-
clos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-10

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18

--Boscobel owns its own electric
light plant, and the mayor finds 1t
Improbable, as run. After allowing
1854 for public lighting during the
year, he finds the receipts INSULT
Client TO meet expenses, pay interest
on the Investment, etc, by over $1,000
per wear. He concludes this is be-
cause private lights are furnished
too cheaply, and urges that a system
of meters be introduced, or the rate
for private lights fixed at 90 cents
per month for each IS candle power
incandescent lamp.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18

ent workings of the Heathcock
Range, assuming the general geolog-
ical principle of increasing deposits
at increasing depths, the rock being
equally favorable chemically, to APP
ply to the Lead Region-literally
millions of dollars worth of ore. And
at 600 feet we may hope for assure
veins in the primitive rocks. What
is true of Silesia, Germany, and Der
byshira, England, is undoubtedly
true of the Lead Region of Wiscon-
sin, Illinois and Iowa. Forest are not
rooted in the air; neither are the
common and natural laws Of mineral
deposits inverted in our section.
Mr.. VIM Stephens, ST., has rented
his mining property to some Milwau-
kee parties. The later have obligated
themselves to build a concentrator,
meaning a mill for crushing and
cleaning ore, thereon within six
months That means that building
operations will be commenced as soon
as the force of the winter is spent.
Meanwhile mining operations will
go on under the superintendency OF
John stephens. Two concentrators
ought to mean railroad.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
LINDEN.

From the Southwest.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Wicks, the SEN
iors, are home from an extended stay
with Mrs. Wicks' sister, Mrs. Tamb-
Ign, at Mineral Point.
Benjamin r. Vivian, born in Lin
den, Wis, Jan. 5, 1862, died at Lake
Linden, Michigan, Nov. 81, 1902, after
an illness Of Is months. He leaves a
wife and four children at Nevada
City, California. =
OF the thirty four pupils enrolled
in the Edmund school, Alice Baker
is the only one who has been neither
absent nor tardy during the three
months fall term.
Linden will bloom if some of our
new mine owners will go through st.
Peters sandstone, eighty to one hum
dred feet, and tap the zinc and lead
deposits in the Magnetism Limestone.
The stuff is there, and it may be adj
ded, that we cannot regard ours as a
mining section of the thoroughly
genuine sort until the mineral bear
ing character of that stratum is prac-
tically demonstrated. Think of what
may be found underneath the pres
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
HIGHLAND AND VICINITY

From the Press.
The creamery has closed down for
the winter and will be opened up in
the spring under the management of
the owners, The Highland Co-opera-
tive Creamery Go.
Miss Stella Frye arrived home
from her school work at Whitewater
Tuesday on account of the
serious illness Of her younger
brother, Wilbur. The young man
passed away at eleven Tuesday even
ing.
The recent scarcity of wood has
been overcome by the fine Sleighing
and great amount ot excellent dry
cord wood is being offered for sale.
There is far from an absolute short
age in the supply visible at present.
According TO the columns of the Jop-
| lin Herald the price of blackjack Is
to be kept up. The plans reveal the
| possibility of successful accomplish
ment due to the splendldly organ
! lied conditions that rule in south
west Missouri II has been decided
to export 1900 tons of ore between
now and January the LIST and COM
mittec with this arrangement in view
/. now in charge. Another plan dis.
cussed was IA cprtailment of the ore
output by shutting down all produc-
| ing plants. 4 meeting was held to
this effect, Spelter now rules on the
market at $500 per hundred.
\ great deal of freight finds its
way into Highland annually, how
much cannot even be reached by APP
proXimatiug because if Highland
had spur running into it today, the
cattle, hog sheep, grain provision,
corn, wood, hay. poultry, and straw
that now 90 to Cobb and Montfort,
| Muscoda. Avora and Blue River,
would reach us. The Brewery ships
a ear load of beer every day Ia the
year. II the present market for dry
hoHe Keeps up lltlt VIII 'H0i'N w
shipped two carloads of ore daily for
some lead and jack must be account
ga Tor AZ least quarter mililon lbs.
of nowtr are brought into Highland
annually besides stoves, furniture,
lumber, brick and merchandise for
five big live stores, Let ms not forget
that at least twenty carloads of farm
machinery were disposed of here
! during the past season and three new
thresher outfits. II a road is looking
for sure thing they never picked
outa surer thing than Highland, ~.
/ u0J sons Of freight tiai their way IN
aud ont Of here a. it stands today
9umuly mi "" can pr IS oar tlg-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
COBB

Special correspondence.
Couuard Murtiel of Avoca was a
caller here Monday.
Little Frank Williams has been
very sick, but Is improving.
Mrs. Jones of Edmund called here
Saturday,
Revival meetings are being held
in New Providence this week by the
Revs, Walker and Maiz.
Mr.. Henry Reynolds called at the
Point last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bailey were
callers at Mineral Point Saturday.
The contest which was held in the
NJ. +, church last Friday evening
was well attended. The contestants
were Leone Fox, Ruth Potter, Clar-
issa Fillback, Esther schultz, Hazel
Goldthorpe and Roy Koeney Ha-
zel Goldthorpe won LIST prize, and
Roy Keeuey End,
rleury and Melia Joss returned
Monday from platteville where they
had been visiting friends for a few
uays,
Ben and Arch Bowes returned last
Saturday from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Leslie Cailow auG daughter
returned from Darlington Saturday.
Mr. Allie cpang Is visiting in Chi.
cago and Milwaukee this week.
Mr.. g. Comfort is quite sick, but
is under the skil,ful care OF Dr. Van
DuScu OF Mouttort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed keeney and fam
lily of New Providence visited at the
w. b ImhotT residence over Sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs Schnider calleu at
Dodgevile Monday.
Miss Lizzie Hawke of Montlort
has been visiting ut the J. II. Billing
home for the pastfew days.
Mr.. and Mrs Frye of Linden have
made their home in ourvillage.
Bert Holmes OF Midlm was seen
on our streets Monday.
MIR. 4 Mrs KirEu2ri'k an Anr'-
I. . g.. srf .E.s= r-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
HOLLANDALE AND VICINITY.

From the Review
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gribble Tuesday, Dec. 2.
John H. Bond delivered eight hogs
to Hollandale Monday, whose COM
bined weight was $3.50 pounds.
Miss Retta Robb and Edwin Rick
ey Were quietly married Tuesday
evening, the 9th inst, at the U. b.
parsonage in Blanchardville by Rev
Chapman.
Miss Clara Edmonds, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Knut Edmonds of this
township, was united in marriage to
Chas. A. Thompson, of the town of
Blanchardville, on the 9th.
Miss Maggie Ketter, after avisit of
two weeks in this neighborhood, re-
turned Saturday to her home near
the Point. Nick Demuth and Josie
Parks accompanied her, returning
home Sunday.
o. f.. Strang. whose house, with it's
contents, was burned on Wednesday
the 3rd, will soon, through the kind
ness of his neighbors, have a new
dwelling erected near the sight of
the old one.
A maiden fair, with sun-kissed
hair, came tripping down the street /;
her face serene, her age l6-gee whiz
but she was sweet. On the sidewalk
slick, she came down quick, with a
Jolt that shook her curls, but the
words she used must be eXcused-for
she IS one Of our incest girls.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
A New Remedy.

The old friends of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will be pleased to
know that the manufacturers of that
preparation have gotten out new
remedy called Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets, and that it is
meeting with much success in the
treatment of constipation, bilious
ness, sick headache, impaired diges-
ton and like disorders. These Tab
lets are easier TO take and more pleas
ant in affct than pills, then they Lot
only move the bowels. but improve
the appetite and correct any dlsor-
ders Of the stomach and liver. For
sale by Nivian's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
r. r. TIME 7 A BLE S
The MiIWaukee-at Mineral Point.

Through coach TO Chicago leaving Mineral
Point 7:i5 a. M arrive at Chicago / p. m. Re
turning leave Chicago p. m, arrive at MIN
eral Point 9;20 p. m,
n. II. Snow. Agent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
Blood Poisoning

Blood poisoning may result from a
scratch. The consequences of burn
or cut are often fatal--due to lack OF
proper treatment originally Coles
Carbolisalye is the uuequalled reme-
dy for burns. wounds, cuts and sores
of all kinds. ltquickly stops the pain
and cures wtho9 sears. Coles Car
holisalve should be in every ome
ana factory re1dy fer instant use. -
.fsd 5aeso.- sold hv MI drngg stS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
VIII Be Sold on Easy Terms.

FARM or l10 ACRES about I miles
east of town, House has six rooms
and good cellar, Barn i4N33, Is foot
posts, and addition 46N20, rs foot
posts, and basement under all. Cis-
tern. windmill aud two large tanks.
For particulars see Albert Dunn ON
premises, or j. Il, REYNOLDS.
Mineral Point, Wis,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18

Albert HilIery and Roy Bowes of
Cobb visited Highland recently.
Roy. Potter is visiting in the north
ern part of the state.
A load of young folks took sleigh
ride to Linden Saturday night.
The next number of our Lecture
Course will be given by George Gear
Heart, Saturday night, Dec. 20.
DR.. Van Dusen of Montfort was
called here Monday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
uOnly a Slight Cough'

Has caused more deaths than all
poisons. Thousands of deaths annu-
ally from chronic bronchitis and
consumption are results of slight
cough that was expected to won it.
self OF, but didn't. stop the cough
before its stops YOU. a few doses OF
Coles Cough Cure will cure you. Its
marvellous cures Of grip, Group, hron-
chitis aud consumption prove ITS
wonderful efficacy in curing the
most stubborn cough. Guaranteed
% aud 80 cents. Sold by all druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
= BARGAINS !

| will sell for cash or trade for
wood a young mans $50 overcoat,
new, for s.; one $50 frock suit, worn
some.SlO; 31tf \. +. DRESDEN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18

III brave the storms of Chilkott Past.
III cross the plains of frozen glass.
III leave my wife and cross the sea,
Rather than be without Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Eastman d Meserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-18
MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. DEC. Is, 1902.
FROM THE COUNTY SEAT.

Special correspondence
The county treasurer has received
from the state, school money appor-
toned as follows;
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