The Ironwood Times from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 4

Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Provisions, Etc- Our stock is clean and new and just opened. We mate a specialty of all Uads of imported goods in ourj line, such as clieese, fish, etc. of the fire; company departed for Xeguunee Wed- Mrs. John Weber is tit Xe-aunee visit- uesday evening to attend the tourna- hig. meat: A.

A. Hammond, Al- iss £ij a of Oshkosh, is in JAl. Lasc-h, Con Geaiy, Dan Sullivan, i I Ernest Knight, Frank Lesselyong, Del. es FInstenvald returned from and Tony Munch. Detroit Monday.

of Milwaukee, lias A.U GUST Iiuowood Store CLEAEING SALE! Mrs. Shove, mother of B. W. Shove, is isiini! me lamilv of the iatter- i Ed. Lieberthal will move Our prices are reasonable.

Your patronage is soacited and vnch buiuriaj back of will do our best to please you. Store on Asliland Avenue next to Mrs. Richt's Bakery. gt Cetll. punts just received ut Co.

Paints, lead, and material sold bv 0 Mrs. J. J. Shea and children are visit- 1 ing at Xeguu'ice. They left Wednes- Lby.

it PP Mrs. Jennie Ole-son, of Ironwood, is! iroiiwoou next H-eek. lie en-. iLrgehis business and a morej visiting with Mrs. complete and full stock Current.

caiidy, fruits, etc. vT Presiding Eider A. R. Bartlett, of Pants, I-AXTS, PAXTS, jfc PAXTS I Marquette, conducted services at the M. I -OF into the lank of Men's Suits and Summer Underwear.

fAISLETSPATEN FENCE until you c-mt rest at E. churcli Sunday. Our stock Ls now complete ia every Rotlisehild departed Wed- detail, our shop is now in the hands ues a or Marinette where she will of a competaut tinner, all- work guntn- 1 visit for the best. Erickson Unheard of Bargains for the 30 NEXT 30 DAYS 30 teed to be the best, Ecson Mi Plorcl)Ce Bassett returned from Emmons. 1 Minnesota.

Saturday, where she The M. E- church. Sunday school had bfct iing her vacation. a picnic at Hibbert's Bark Monday i The scholars made quite imposing parade headed by the Norrijs baud they marched through streets to the Pa jcentso2 every dollar the next are at Superior and Duluth this week two weeks ut P. C.

Murphy has been appointed the of the National Loan and Building company at Minneapolis. i George Schiller and Charles For Sample of Fence see J. B. Bay's residence or call on L. P.

Stevens, at Nome Supply House. i If you want a first-class picture, call; L. STEVENS, Lo-ent, Iron wood. The Ironwood Times. LOCAL DIRECTOR.

3IEKEI.Y 3IEXTIOXEQ taking in the sights. The Misses Bending returned to their home at Marqueite Wednesday alter a six weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Win. i Rotlischild.

on Stevenson, the photographer, Ar work cannot be eyuaied bv any artist on John S- Cross, of Bangor, Grand ter, and Arthur M- Clarke, of Lexington ue Lecturer of P. A. M. are in the The foundation for the Penokee o-ebic Development machine shop on the north side isSflSrly Dr. McLeod departed on It will be about 30x30 feet in utv to a chicken dimen- I hunt in northern Minnesota yesterday.

CITY OFFICER; oliii JT. Byrnes. NEWSY NOTES CONDENSED FOR THE BENF1T OF BUSY READERS- 31., L. S. AV.

11. K. xoin-H. No. 3 Chicsigo Uiuitecl 4 Accommodation p- V- ni 9.55 a.

m. SOt'TH. Un-ited P- nl er 9:35 a. m. ArVontmodatiou in.

B. Vv SHOVK, Agent. TO Leave Ironwood Arrive Asliland There is a petition being circulated for the erection of viaduct leading over the railroad tracks on Norfolk street. They must make room for their fall stock at Mittcnthai's- S. J.

Roberts can sell furniture cheaper than any one on the range. The brick-work on the St. James was completed Tuesday and the scaffolding overtaken down. The only thing remaining on Gerry has moved into his new to be done is to put up the cornice and building on Aurora-street. He will James navc an excellent sample ropui? when John Ross accompanied lum and attor- ls for almost nothing at Davis ney Geo.

Hayden, of bhpcming will 1 join them at St. Paul. F. Soloman, of Chicago, called at the TIMES office Tuesday and stated that he desired to locate here but could not secure a store at once. He will, however.

move here as soon as he can secure quarters and put in a. stock of general merchandise. The TIMES can be found for sale at anv of the news stands in the city, or at the TmES office. p. Johnson Co.

took an inventory of stock Tuesday. Hancock's team base ball players has been disbanded and a club of amateur ulayers organized iu its i A ROOM WE MUST HAVE FOR FALL STOCK, AND IF BE AN OBJECT ARE BOUND TO MAKE IT'HUM FOR OUR COMPETITORS. HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE NECKWEAR, NOBBY BLOCKS IN STIFF AND SOFT HATS A SPECIALTY. Come and Look us Over. stead.

S. J. Roberts, lias received another car of furniture this week come and look when, that is done the new St will present a line appearance. A delicious milk shake at Tew's Furniture at bottom prices at S. J.

lloberts'. Fresh bread at McLaughlin Smith Aurora every day. AsliKmd; HurlsA" Ironwood Bessemer. 10.450. in.

5.00p.m. p. m. r.fxi p. in.

S.iua-.m. 4.14 p. in. 4.1S p. m.

4.30 p. S.5o SOX Agfllt. BDSf. LASCH ON, and Sign PAINTERS, Graining am! Glazing. Decorating a Specialty Shop next door to Mullen Furniture Store.

I fully settled. The White sewing machine has no Sold by Irouwood Store Co. Happy Hoosiers. Win. Timmous, Postmaster of Ida- vilie, writes: "Electric Bitters has done more for me than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble." John "Leslie, farmer and stockman of same place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be the best-Kidney and Liver medicine, ruude me feel like a new man." J.

AY. Gardner, liardwase merchant same town says: Electric Bitters is just the the for a man who is all run down J- equal Sold bv ironwooa store uo. rue tning 101 is. man is and don't care whether he lives or dies: Parasols of every color, quality and he found new strength goo a appetite and description at Davis Fehrs. felt just like he had a new lease on life.

Gogebic Lumber Building Co, WHOLESALE ASH RETAIL DEALEKS IK un, mm mm, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS AND BUILDING MRCERIAL I The common council at Ashland has Only 50c. a bottle, at-Drug Store. Ashland county republicans held their appropriated sl8.000.00 for paving- pur- convention at Hurley Wednesday after-j 1H)ses all for sewers. noon. Delegates were' elected to the state and congressional convention, Myron Me Cord was indorsed for con- 1 ress.

2so linmbuir about the sale at Mitten- Pianos and organs anci all kinds of musical goods at Bean's. A fine stock of ftmcy and staple groceries, also candies, confectionarres JWDERSONSKROGDRL JIAXTJFACTUKEKS OF Wagons, Carriages Sletehs, Etc, GENERAL REPAIR TIMES is now located in its new rooms in the reur of the others and can boast of the cleanest, neatest and best furnished print-shop iu the city. The fall block in stiff and soft hats just received at Ironwood Store Co. Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for sale by J. E.

Bean. The new Longyear addition on the north side will be opened for settlement in a few days. The timber has been for bakeries, cigars, tobacco, ice cream fruits The Monarch shirt best made, wood Store Co- Iron- Buckle's s. THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises' Sores' Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil- blaius Corns, and all skin eruptions, and etc. at McLauglin Smith's, Aurora OS ely cures Piles, or no pay requir- Car lots and large mill runs a OFFICE AND YARDS ox LOWELL ST.

Everything cheap. Picture frames made to order, largest assortment on the range at C. II. Will- ed. It is gurranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Ironwood Pharmacy. Watches at bed-rock prices at J. E. Beau's.

Do you know where to buy furniture cheap? Why, at S. J. Roberts, of course. Railroad cut gloves for sale at Iron- Bemarkable Bescue. wood Store Co.

Mrs. Micheal Curtain, Plainficld, 111., Everything will be sold at 25 per makes the statement that she caught IniifFQ" cent discount no matter at MittenthaFs. Blacfkmith 1 lv first-class and cleared off and there arc many lots sale. Wail! paper at-H. Keese Go's.

Upholstering at C- H. Williams. Screen doors. Screen windows, sash and floors of all kinds at Erickson Emmons. The old you want clothing, boots, shoes, or furnishing goods, at Mittenthal's, Opera House Block, Red 10 and 15 cents at 3 cents at Davis Fehr's.

The greatest bargain yet. business and is now prepared to turn out anything in that line at rates. Advertise in the TIMES, it has double the circulation of any paper in the county. Bicvcles at.F-M. Prescott's.

vou buv I cold which settlet3 on ber 8 ie i was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told 3 Roberts the furniture dealer has her she was a hopeless victim of da picture frame department to his sumption and that jio jould Kins's New Discovery for consumption: she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose- She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound well, now does her own housework ant! is as well as she ever trial bottle of this Great Discovery at Drug The Ironwood Pharmacy OFFERS TO CAREFUL, CLOSE AND 7 OF WAU, PAPER. ,000 yd. of colored embroidery worth btore, large bottles oOc. and in every particular.

We have an experanced workman do first-class horse-shoeing. Front. With tiie addition The Unre stock of millinery oods be' of Aurora': output the shipments from the Wiscon- still on hand at Davis Fehrs will sin Central docks has increased consider-1 sold at your own prices. ably and last week the total was larger PRICES REASONABLE, than that of the Lake Shore. Ask Tew for a Milk shake.

Look for a large special sale in under-! guarantee our work to be. first-class and material the best that can be secured. doubts that the corset lasts a year I without breaking or kinking I or shifting a bone," because YOU should not forget that the TIMES tore refunds the money is prepared to turn out first-class job and case a gle Item of book work of every discription. We a ure these respects. 1 Prices -warranted to suit ALSO A LARGE LINE OP WINDOW CURTAINS, DRUGS AND STATIONERY IRONWOOD PHARMACY, NEXT JO P.O.

DrAV. BEAUPRE wear next week at Mittenthals. Workmen are engaged putting up a city pound adjoining the hose house. To-day is the Foresters celebration at Ashland. The excursion train left this foot Power Machinery.

woftkefts OR METAL itliOBtsteamTmwer.by using ontatsof the JlachJnes, can bid lower, and save more money from their jobs, wan any other means fordomgtjiei LATHES. SAWsS the Kabo answers its purpose The only milk shake in the city at an su jts the wearer, because, if it don't, the store refunds the money on call within a 'morning with a large number on Don't forget that S. J. Roberts has i Tew's. everything you want from a toy chair to a suite, and prices to suit all.

i Tew's. Hardware, stoves, paints, oils, glass etc. at F. M. Prescott's.

When thirsty take a milk shake at Cool underweai for hot summer weath- ee JOflN BARNES nt er in all qualities and prices at Ironwood gt StoreC A full line of lamps and lanterns, bird cages, hardware, stoves and tinware at E. Williams' Hardware Miss Liznc Lightncr, a compositor in the TIMES office, had three fingers of her right hand crushed in one of the presses Thursday, making a very painful injury that will prevent her working for sometime. Second hand furniture at C. H. Sewing Machines J.

E. Bean. For fine suits at low figures Mittenthal's is the place to buy them. week or two or three It is the unbreakable corset, the Kabo. It is the un-wear-out-able corset, the Kabo.

It is the corset that suits, the Kabo. The only question is: Do you want the Kabo kind of a corset? There's a primer on Corsets for you at the store. CHICAGO CoBsrrCa, CMcagaaad New Tort. I take pleasure in announcing to PHTRONS That my stock of Furniture is now complete and everything NEW AND CLEAN and prices as low as the lowest. If yon ls anything in my line it will be to your advantage to look over my prices anb goobs before purchasing elsewccre.

We want vour patronage and are willing to secure it by fair treatment, low pri- ces and first-class goods- S.J ROBERTS, 1 Telephone connection. SUCCESSOR TO CLlNE WHELDCN, Fusc-RiL DIRECTOR. I.