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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-01
FALLING PICTURE DEATH SIGN
BELLS BROTHER
A SUICIDE AT ATHENS.
Nj. B. Bell, Who Was Found Dead
by His Son, Is the Fourth in Fam
lily to Die TragicaIly.

/ lily to Die IfagIcally.
ATHENS, Ga.-Mark B. Bell, a
prominent business man of Athens,
and an elder brother of Congressman
Thomas M. Bell, committed suicide
here this morning in his bedroom by
shooting himself through the brain.
He had been suffering from nervous
breakdown for weeks.
On Sunday night a picture fell
from a wall in the room while a
party of friends was present. Some
one remarked that it was a sign that
one of the number would die. Mr..
Bell cheerfully and jokingly said that
it would be he
While Mrs. Bell was getting break
fast this morning the fatal shot was
fired, and Mr.. Bells seven-year-old
son when he went to wake his father
for breakfast found him lying in a
pool of blood in the bed with the pis-
toll still grasped in his hand and the
sheet pulled up over his face and
head.
Tragedy has been frequent in the
Bell family. NJ. B. Bells father was
beaten to death in the road by mer-
chant of Rabun county named Smith,
who afterward was killed in the
Gainesville jail, being shot to death
through the bars. A sister was
drowned several years ago. The
youngest brother, Lester Bell, was
found dead in the bathroom of his
home after few months of married
life.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-01
NEGRO STATE FAIR IS next
1T WILL PRESENT MANY NOVEL
AND INTERESTING FEATURES.
Prize for Ex-Slave With Most De-
scendants, and Cooks to Have Com
test. Agricultural Exhibits.

scendants, and Cooks to Have Con"
test. Agricultural Exhibits.
MACON. Ga.-Realistic memories
of the civil war days will be revived
in Georgia when the Negro State
Fair is held in Macon, beginning on
November 8, as the result OF the OF
fering of prizes by the fair manage
ment to the former slave who Will
have present the largest number OF
children. grandchildren and great
Grandchildren. Banjo picking, nd
ding and storytelling by the old
slaves form interesting features OF
the coming event, for which prizes
will be for those who excel. These
will be events of the "Old Slave
Day"
The Central of Georgia and the
Macon, Dublin and Savannah rail-
roads have offered cash prizes for
the best dishes by negro cooks. This
contest promises to be spirited and
negro cooks, noted for their culinary
art, will take part. The cooking Is
to be tested and inspected by white
persons. "Possum and taters," a
dish characteristic of the Georgia ne
gro cook, will be seen at its best,
while there will be barbecued meats,
pastries and all the tempting viands
that only the old-time negro cooks
know how to prepare. Some Of the
best colored cooks in white families
in Macon, Columbus, Atlanta and
other cities have signified their in
tention of entering the contest.
Exhibits are expected from Bull
loch, Twiggs, Dodge, Epson, Jones,
Bibb, Jenkins, Newton, Jasper, Har-
ris Laurens, Fulton, Wilkinson,
Cobb, Emanuel and other counties.
Individual exhibits are promised
from nearly fifty counties. The ag-
ricultural exhibits will indicate the
progress made by negro farmers in
Georgia.
There will be building also which
will contain government exhibits.
The department of agriculture at
Washington will make a free distri
button of seed on farmers day" The
farmers institute will be conduced
by Prof E Gentry of the govern
ment department of agriculture, and
addresses will be made by we'll
known negro farmers.
The negro automobile meeting
will be the first in the history of the
race, in charge of DR.. Thomas P.
Moore of Macon. There will be four
days of automobile racing, and en-
tries will be admitted from other
states.
Unusual preparations have been
made for the exhibits of live stock
and poultry.
Aeroplane flights and balloon as
tensions are scheduled to take place
each day of the fair.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-01

For pains in the side or chest
,dampen piece of flannel with Cham
berlain's Liniment and bind it on
over the seat Of pain. There is moth
ing better. For sale by all dealers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-01
ITCH! itch! ITCH!

Scratch and rub--rub and scratch
until you feel as if you could almost
tear the burning skin from your body
until it seems as If you could no
longer endure these endless days OF
awful tOrture-those terrible nights
of sleepless agony.
Then--a few drops Of D. D. D., the
famous Eczema Specific and, Oh! what
relief! The itch gone instantly! Com
fort and rest at last
d. ID. d. is q simple external wash
that cleanses and heals the inilamed
skin as nothing else can. A recognized
specific for Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt
Rheum or any other skin trouble.
We can give you full size bottle
Of the genuine D. D. D. remedy for
S100 and If the very first bottle fails
to give relief it will not cost you a
cent
We also can give you q sample bot
tie for rs cents. Why suffer another
day when you can get D. d. D.?
HORSLEY DRUG co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-01

The Palace Market has choice NUT
ton all the time.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-27

~ 40 SSN~S\ IN%>SS% WV Wv - 1870
og til 2oftet, og leg Ter SEN inobilote gooerfopre0e
refom11er mig, joni ON Sullet er blepet uopioet. SCI
taller belle Stoe1t laa lapt iom n1uligt; tbi 11oar 5aur>
talen fpres 6enrpet, oil Spioneu tpinges til at lagge
9ret til S6ullet, ON ban bill b9re> bpao ri flyer.
2ucie ibarer mig nne6 n9Iten b%pii fenoe @ten111te,
men leg logger n9ppe MRrfe til, bna0 brn tiger
nit 8lif ct ne6 Sfarpifpttens %ssa1jtnft fpItet paa
nit Maal. Seq bol0er allereoe oen laoe0e Niltol /
Soa1oen og bar ittuet mig noe ten %ne0enfor &oien,
ion1 befinoer Jig 1teppe Iefs sos. ODER nit @obeo. Seq
mailer Mfitan0en mes ginene, bnuer goobenet og Tg=
ter %langion1t og rolig = life Sen min0ite 8eppgelle
n1erfes oeroppe. @pionen bol0er lit 9re % life lit
gle til Sullet. gpelier11e t%ioIigere pao 0agen for
giort min Saot1o liffer = ieg ifp0er min ipi0ie &ug=
lie al. Sg i6et @fl1o0et gaar al, bsres fra @ereliet
oberpaa ct @frig, ser lDoer lon1 Mulif mine grer.
Sucte uoitp0er ogioa ct @frig og itprter fen til mig
meo Soanoe1 trpffet moo Siartet. Spenpoa bdres
burtige Sfriot og En- bgilp0t Sau1rer, Ser liot efter
lt0t 66r Bort / Sc 9bre @tagers &orrioorer.
~Naa!" flyer leg me6 @toltbe0, uf11n6e Sen mo-
oige 8iroie ogloa bab0e giort bette? 9a Sc bgrte
@fri0t 0eroppe iibite Scat, ifreg bun 1ot11rligpis f1,n
rDfe0e netop font bun.
80 @in1mel! Sbor6an tan Ge giette Gem til
oet?" Itammer 2ucie. Men %plu6ielig itenner bum:
uSpeg life mes iaa %alporlige Sing! Seq i eg
er life Dant til at pere on1gipet al @pioner. 9eref=
ter %uobrpoer buu %bpterif:
u5ielp, 1e0 mig, Scr. Marcbn1ont! Seer min
stptte MOS milne 6%ien6er!" Men nu buffer bum fine
1~forligtige %l1otulelier for EN- Slime ii0er. Ge Iioite
0plepelier bar taget baar0t paa ben6es Merber - og
bum ipnfer mes / 5ofaen / biaIpeles @raao.
Sen It9rfe @ir10sbebagelie forbeier fun be10eS
beoaarenoe Sfipnbeo. Mit bdieIte 9nife bar at toge
beroe I mine Arn1e og fpsie ben6es Saarer Bort, men
leg o%oerbtnoer mig, tbet ieg anIer Set for floge7t at
ipille en- Golle, ion1 alti0 er l1lpffeslbanger for @unn=
oer1e = ieg merter 2igegpl0igbe0e1s. Gerfor gisr
ieg fife ct Sfri0t for at 11nrn1e mig ben0e, men tiger
b%gjti0elig: ~9e far nit intet pi0ere at frpgte. Snot
fam Sc bore pig pua, at 9eres GSpn fife bill blipe
%foritprret. @o0not! sS11orgen ber1ter jeg Gem til en-
&j9retlr."
Sum 6apoe moaife bentet, at ieg itrafs ifuloe font
met n1eo 6orort11g paa> at FUN ifll0e boloe Set 2gfte,
FUN boboe gipet; tbi ben0es itore, t%uorefplote gjne
b%etrogteoe mig mes lrolig 6or6aoielie. Sg 6o jpg
aabneoe 9sret1 for at gaa, berte jeg lette @friot t1ar<
ME Jig Bag mig. Sum logger lin lille 6aono min
og flyer iagte: Soft"
~5or bba6?"
vMo! Suffer Sc oa life " bpiifer b1t1t bebrej=
oer1oe og GLIDER bort fra mig paa engong ltolt og
%ltn0ielig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-27
s 5 c g 0 q.
ajerlisbeoems Magt.
So1bte s. a T.
Blin6!

Sn1 jeg BUFFER? Sen 6nlpe Nat liooer jeg oppe
og rpger % ueri1Orer".
Ge0 %Srofplten er life nit @jnrtes Gronning at lie,
men leg baaber, at Set fun er Denies ltnoieligbeo,
lom er Moriag til benoes Graperelie. Mebvns leg
in6toger nit Maaltio, flyer Scr. @mit6 til mig /
en- r11trter Some: De ier laa fritz uo io1 en- np=
l%pru1gen Stole, Sir! Gaaoan 6liper man, taar man
bol0er ig i1ruft bjernme og lo6er pnre at 1gbe Use
bele Matte1. Sc faor life gelfab pe0 Srofoiten
i0og> Sir. Millp far nplig baaret Ma0en op til
MisIus 6airbanfs, og SEN rpe @in1t paa Numer so
er 1pg, Ctr"
v%slporlig ipg?" ipgrger jeg mes penlig SS11ter=
este.
rSerren poa geu11er 80 far facet 9rebetanoelie
og er I%freffelig boben = a16et er Set tffe."
Sort efter 6rofoit ien0er ieg @illp op til @rs.
6airborrfs meo EFT gillet. Ser itaar fun:
Seq ifal be11te Ger1 til en- &jgretl1r &loffen e-
lepe, bpis SEN Sis posier Gem"
Seq perter utaaln1o0ig benoes Soar. Sort efter
f%on111er SEN mgrfba16eoe Siie11elteoan0 til6age mes ct
m~1u1btligt 9uofub:
uMsisius 6airbanf5 tiger, at bl1n bill bore fer0ig,
Sir" Gerei ter orbner ieg enoel Mfffarer rneo 8ar.
clan. Iette optager Min Sis til &loffe11 %e1lepe; ga
begiper leg MIG til @ropns Stalo peo &ingstopr
Sfoa0. Ser belger jeg SEN %letteite @ogn og 0en eter
~l10iee10et at ogr1ne itarlte Set iom finoes grotpns
pelforipneoe Stalo. Sg n1e0 SEN fjdrer ieg til Con-
t%ine11tal prncis @loffen ellepe.
Seq inoier meget go0t at SEN %pun1felige Stilling,
boori leg er %1igeoperfo or min Game, og .gaar oerfor
i16 / @otelialone1t og ien6er felt ceren1onielt Smitb
op mes nit Sort.
So Megeren for1mer tilbage efter at bape u0rettet
9gri16e, flyer BON: v@lisius 6airborfs flyer, at
bun bill bore Der ON ct Minut, Sir"
Men 2ucie fonrn1er life ON ct Mi11ut. Seq n1aa
bente en- balp Slime, pg min l1tualno0igbeb er be6
at %ooerifrioe alle @ren6ier. 2a treoer %plu6ielig en-
Game ino, bpis %l10ieen6e faar nit &jprte til at ilaa
mes for0oblet 6art.
So Mrs. 6airbanfs ii6ite Gong fiiprte mes mig
- til &oint SSa1oifhb, - forefom bun mig iom itraa=
lenoe iuruf og e%lifoeroig ung &ige mes ltplig Gunae,
og fortrpllen6e n1n1ter og o%perg1pen. gu, 90 hi Hal
tage Dor l1oflugt Gunner to, Ter bum uo iom en- @pinz
Sc, ser bar opbu0t bele fin 5ialsitDrfe for at gjen-
rerngaa en- SSd6prppe, og bette %forlener ben0e mes en-
p11oig Goriagtbeo og en- melt fortrplenoe 8lpbeo.
6enoes %lDfebruue Pine er on1gioet nf rprfe @fpg-
! ger nv Set ier us, JON ON bun bapoe giennenrpaaget
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-27

~ A%"0N% ~ ~
oppe."
sfraf eller Mpsgjerrigbeo binorer benoe / at af=
I(aa min slnr1poning. SUM fer paa lit ltbr og tiger
/ en- 1tre11g Some: Set er enon1 fife for TENT til,
at EN- Game fon n%obtage ct fonoetttionel ge'dg at
-en &erre. Ib1g me0 0erop Sc fan opboloe Gem
fem Mi,1ltter / min Gallon r1e11 fife n1ere!"
Seq far al1ere0e ituffet Saanoen / 9omr1e1t og
grebet Sen lille @arnepiitol, iom jeg fip6te al 6en
11nge 8ertront, og iom ieg %bebanoler meb @eelterlfab>
taffet bore gertran1s Undertaking famine Sag. Seq
bpifer: Soft for G11os gfplo fife ct eaeite @lif op
im1o0 0 ftet!!"
81 gaar forbt &o11toret, og jeg Ter oerin0 for at
%oberberiie mig ON, at SEN rpe @i9t fife er gaact
mes. 8arclap iiooer og ioper, men ser er i1ge1t Cit
Sen. sSoet ri gaar opao Srappen til anoen gtag1,
flyer ieg mes Lap sten1ne: uNuur Sc fon1mer irr
Geres goIot1, maa 1e fprit iige rogle Sro tneget
bit for at paffe spionens Spntarfionbe6; n1c;'
oerefter beoer ieg Sem ianfe Ster11nen og tale me
get labt. Seq bill nen1lig, at ban fal BRUCE lit Rlc
og life lit Sic"
81 er MI pe6 0pren til 2ncies galon. Oct e1ef=
triife 9ps lpier en6n1 oerinoe. 9uete er bnrtig til
at opfatte; tbi i%uainart bum fomnter ms, flyer bur
1neget bit: Seer laa goo og tr90 t1o ct 9lebltf,
J Mr. Marcbmont, iaa fan leg foa 2eiligbeo til on=
%itenoelig at f%orflore, bbao leg enIfer 9e ffal rorette
for nig!"
rsSa, Sc maa f%orflare set rneget ngie!!" flyer jeg,
b%porefter ieg gaar ZEN til ber0e, iom itaar miot !
@areliet, og ti1fgier %aloorlig: ugn bgr Sc foritaa.
at Set er n6obenotgt at betro mig ali"
.sSa, not1rligpis -ieg beo Set" 6enoes gire
Ter ms mine meo ct lt0trpf al Gorun6ring og Song
itelie, Ser Inn biorager til 1t forbgie oeres
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
Church Wedding.

At ST. Mary's catholic church at
eight O'Clock on Tuesday morning, Nov.
q, Mr.. George Brew and Miss Gertrude
Roether were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. Mr.. Brew is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Brew of the
town of Mineral Point and the bride is
the Oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Roether They were attended
by Miss Catherine Roether and Mr.
Thomas Brew, sister and brother of
bride and groom. The bride wore q
suit of steel gray with hat to CORE
spcnd and the bridesmaid was dressed
in suit of green.
Both principals of the event are well
ann favorably known in Mineral Point,
ans the best wishes of their many
are extended to them for a happy and
prosperous life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
Fh,ei Firei Firel

The changing of the fire bell is what
gets our citizens jumping and running
more actively than anything else. AS
on previous occasions, this was proven
yesterday afternoon, when the fire bell S
sharp, rapid peals penetrated the air.
Instantly members of the fire company
gathered for action and citizens rushed
from every quarter.
The fire was located in the upper or
living part of John Dawes store build
ing, near foot of High street. A de-
fective iue or pipe connection Is the
supposed origin. Near where the pipe
entered the chimney was a closet and
clothes therein We're destroyed by smoke
and flames, and besides the flames got
into the ceiling joiee To master them
the roof (ftt) was chopped through.
Water was turned on in abundance and
the fire fiend was soon under control
The damage to furniture and household
effects by water and efforts to remove
was considerable. But for an almost
water-tight floor, Mr. Dawes stock of
goods underneath would have been
fooden Mr.. Bigley. baker at Wallace
Bros, was the tenant, and his loss, to-
gether with that of Mr.. Dawes, is more
than they can afford.
The adjoining building, separated only
by wall, was occupied by VIII Toay
up stairs as residence and the lower
floor by Thos. Holman, barber. Both
sustained considerable damage to furni-
ture, fixtures, etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
DODGEVILLE NEWS.
From the Chronicle.

from the chronicle.
j. w. Laughin, formerly an employee
of the Chronicle, in company with
Stacy Kitto, has bought out the AID
Press, job printing Office in Beloit.
Nick Demuth has been appointed
village marshal of Hollandale in place
of C. L. Lockman, who has resigned.
Two boys giving their names as John
and Thomas FARMLAND were arrested
by Sheriff Pengelly and Deputy Sheriff
Williams at George Clark's farm, north
of Dodgeville, on Sunday afternoon on
the charge of having stolen a horse and
buggy in Baraboo the Friday before.
From the Sun-Republic.
The seventh annual poultry show of
the Southwestern Wisconsin Poultry
association will be held in the Jacobs
Opera House from December 10 to %.
inclusive, 1911
Mrs. VIM. Wilcox died at her home
in this city at eleven O'Clock last Sat
urday night Had she lived until Feb.
ID, 1912, she would have attained the
age of 81 years.
A large warehouse for the storing of
cement and plaster is being erected by
the Owen King Lumber company near
C. &. N. W. depot. The building will
be 100 feet long
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
A Tuesday Wedding.

F A very pretty church wedding took
place at st. Paul's catholic church or
Tuesday, Nov. q, 1911, when Mr.. Lee
Francois was united in marriage ia
Miss Sophia Kali Miss Helen Miess
was bridesmaid and Mr.. James Kali
served as best man. The bride was
becomingly dressed in pale blue silk
and carried bridal boquet The
groom wore the conventional black.
After the ceremony, wedding din
ner was served at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kali, about one hundred guests being
present.
The bride is one of our highly es-
teemed young ladies' while the groom is
known throughout the community for
his sterling good qualities.
The young couple will reside on
farm near Mineral Point and the best
wishes of many friends are extended to
them for their future happiness.
The out of town people attending the
wedding were Mrs. A. II. lmhotf and
family, Mrs. Charles Ricther and Miss
Josephine Imhoff of Highland and the
Misses Emma Williams and Rose La
Bounty of Dodgeville.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
Third Number of Lecture cousse.


Next Tuesday evening, Nov. 28, the
third number Of the lecture course will
be given at the r, M.church. For this
Miss Katharine Oliver, a pre-cminen.
reader and Interpreter, has been Sc
cured
Miss Oliver is Recognized, both n
America and Great Britain, as the fore
most interpreter Of Scottish character,
and is always named among the three
or four greatest lady readers of the
day. She must be heard to be fully
appreciated. There's rare treat as
sured everyone who can possibly get
out to hear her. Don't miss it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23

Rev. j Jorden, pastor of the Dodge
vile circuit, will deliver lecture at
the Plum Grove church on Friday eve
ming of this week. The subject is a
most interesting one, entitled Albert
Shakesby" the pugilist who became a
preacher. A modern miracle, his ex-
periences as a street waif, the pugilist,
the preacher, his miraculous healing at
Nov Cop. There will be no admission
charged, but collection will be taken
to defray expenses. The public in gem
eral is invited to come.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
The Local Field.

Correll & Martin for clothing
Peter Esch of Dodgeville was
caller here Tuesday.
Will Masters of Linden was a caller
in our city Monday.
Peter Rasmussen went to Chicago
Tuesday or business.
Andrew Fardy was business
caller at Monroe Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Roger are Wis
iting relatives in Chicago.
Five cents buys Red Trunk and
with it goes agood smoke.
Ed Bray and Ray Golliner returned
Friday from North Dakota.
Attorney j. j. Fielder transacted
business at Rewey Monday.
Walter Scott visited relatives and
friends il this city this week.
Fred Phillips devoted portion of
this week to visit at Galena.
Murlo Boase left Monday on bus
inesd trip TO Charles City. Iowa.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Gerlach
Tuesday, Nov. q, 1911, daughter
Ira Watkins of Chicago is visiting
with his friend, Bert Schultz, in this
city.
Will Norman and Clyde Terrill lef
Tuesday for an indefinite stay in Mil
waukee
Mrs. Will Horn returned FRIDAY
from weeks visit at GAINESVILLE ant
other places.
Read the Metropolitan Meat Mar
ket's advertisement in this paper, it vii
save you money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Evans wer
called to Dodgeville Sunday on accoun
Of the illness Of Mr.. Evans mother
which resulted from a fall
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
IOWA COUNTY BANK
Mineral Point Wisconsin.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stair of Fenni-
more were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. C. Stair Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Wilkinson of Gray
vile, H., was a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crum last week
Brother George Crawford of the
Democrat called ON his son Harry at
Platteville the early part of the week.
Phil Gorgen has been busily en-
gagged this week moving into the Appel
building recently vacated by DR.. Brown.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
, he Got the job

young man, having applied to wholesale
house for position recently, found himself
before the manager for examination. Have
you bank account? - was his FIRST question
II have was the reply. LET me see your
bank book was the next request. After
CHANGING over it and noting the long list of
regular though small deposits, he said: t'Young
man, you are engaged, and | want to compl
ment you on your saving ability. | always
insist upon employing only men who have the
good sense to save their money"
We invite every young man in this community
to open an account at this bank.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
Thank Offering.

The Tribune publisher and family ac-
knowledge with deep feeling Of graf
itude the numerous acts of kindness
and words of coincidence extended by
friends from every quarter and every
walk in life, occasioned by the great
bereavement which has overtaken us in
the death of our beloved wife and
mother. We thank you, kind friends,
we thank you.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
NUN RFR Al
Holiday Jewelry.

Only short time before Christmas
and as usual we have purchased and
will have on display in week s time a
fine line of up-to-date Holiday Jewelry
and Novelties Early buyers Of course
get the advantage of the complete
stock to select from. We will lay
away any purchase made now and you
can call for it at Christmas time.
MAuGER's JEwEI.RY STORE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
Special As.essment Payments.

Mineral Point Wis, Nov. q, tl9ll.'
The time fot paying the special as
sessments for the improv cement Of
High, Commerce and Doty streets ex-
pres on Monday, Dee. 4, 1911. All
properties upon which this tax has not
been paid on or before that date said
amount Of assessment win be placed in
the tax roll
By order Of the common council.
47w2 WM. r. BLISS, City Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
Benefit Entertainment at The Grand.

Friday tomorrow evening an enter
tainment for the benefit of a family
suffering from fire in our city will be
given at the Grand.
There will be music by Anderson S
10 pieced orchestra. vocal duets by Mr..
j. Maust and Miss Grace Hyde. 1000 #.
high class motion pictures, etc.
Admission 10 and 20 cts. and up to
whatever amount you feel inclined to
give. Net receipts go for benefit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
BARGAINS of INTEREST
For Thanksgiving.
Beginning on Friday, November the Path

Table Linen, Napkins and Toweng-We have too large
stock and the must be reduced
High grade German and Scotch double Damask satin finish
about 20 patterns regular selling prceSl Especial Csc
10 patterns half beached German Dama$ 2bds. wide reg
ular selling price 81 co. at . ......,........79c
patterns 66 n silver beached AUSTRIAN Damask, regular
selling price Zoe, ..A ........59c
6S in m linen half beached Damask reguarpce 65c 44c
20 in heavy, Mercerzed, worth SOC SOC
All linen beached Crash 2lc grade for. SC
All linen brown Crash at... ....... sc
Splendid Union Crash ...... ...... ...,.. ...7 Hc
Same time we offer entire stock of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-23
FurS at Special Discount

The stock much large and must be moved quickly You
find Fur of every description in this stock French
Coney, Oppossum River Mink Jap Mink, Hudson Bay
Beaver, Eastern Mink, Lynx Black Wolf Black Fox, Jap
FoX German Fox in sable and Isabella and Black Marlin
From you % per every dollar in.
vested in fnrs here.
Coaks and Suits being sold at special discount
Our stock of Top Coats is the largest the city and the lat
styles obtanable. Come and look Seaette
Pushes warranted for There is nothing better
in the market
Same time will continue special offer on Prints
~ SuS' peSt INT.
10 yds 30 in nl standard Percale SOC
Amoskeag teasel down Tennis ~ ....S34c
dark and light Bath Robe Blankets worth up $25,
close al &C
Cotton and wool Blankets selling very cheap splendid
fullashoned, finished yamedged 04 Blanket in and
gray from 39c up to $l49. They look and feel as
as all wool Blankets.
Very Specialize doz ladies' good heeced Hose ribbed
top, well worth 5c to close &c
20 doz ladies' fine cashmere Hose both regular and
should sell for soc, to close at .... ....... 29c
leo doz misses all wool Hose sizes 81 worth 25c lie