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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
THAYDR'S PROPOSITION.
The Sparta Banker Willing TO Give
Notes to His Creditors.

Sparta. Wis, March 3.-M. A. Thayer
has submitted new proposition to
the depositorS' committee looking to
settlement of an suits. The committee
is mailing a printed copy to elcla
he 1900 depositors, asking return
written vote yes or no. Mr.. Thayer
proposes in addition TO turning over
his homestead property and releasing
his claim to the bank building to give
his individual note to each depositor
for / per cent of the amount Of his
deposit payable in five years, but
without security. Twenty per cent.
dividends have already been declared
and it is expected that an amicable
settlement will permit of an additional
% per cent. dividend. In such case
Thayer would only sign notes for =
per cent, so that the entire estate
would realize 80 cents on the dollar
In case this settlement is reached
Thayer's notes would aggregate ST.
100.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
THE MARKETS.
Late Quotations in Live Stock and
Provisions.

Chicago, March 3.-Wheat lower,
March. 81 1-Sc; May, o4 3-Sc. Corn
lower; March, 43 lie; May, A 80
Oats lower; March, Is Bic, May,
20 lie. Rye. I1-2c. Barley, 81 Il
@53c. Flax, 1891 80 IL. Timuthy,
5 so. Glover, 900
Pork easy; May, 1875. Lard easy;
May, +. 90. Ribs easy; May, $50.
Hogs: Receipts, 10000; market
opened stronger, closing weak; light,
3 90@4. 20; mixed, s 906i4 30; heavy,
3. 95@4 10. Cattle: Receipts, 500;
market strong. Sheep: Receipts,
1,500; market firm.
Milwaukee, March >. Wheat weak;
No. = spring, soc; May, 56c, Com
quiet; No 3, AZ lac. Oats lower; No.
2 white 81 lie. Barley, 53c. Rye,
53c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

Berlin, MalVh =, lnhurlaa has
taken hold or the people OF Berlin
with Il strong grip, Mildcr weather
appears to have tav0ted the spread
According to statistics NhrtN,tonrth OF
all sickness in the city is due 10 In.
nuruSa Fhc epid1mhr has apparently
akcn It's ticmest huhi On the wcll-to.
do classes, and few have escaped The
complaint. which wits at first Of n mild
clearwater, HAS gown Morc dangerous
Ilid the number OF dcarhs kSt WvcN
reached several hundred, In the reich.
stag the usual attendance has dropped
10 about forty; there being Sune 100
las from attacks, rhe total number Of
eases in Borhu is estimated ut from
thirty TO forty thousand, Among the
sufferers arr the two vice presidents
Of the re'ShStag aid numerous count
officials, 1t Also develops that Nm
4 mild attack when he started FROM
Nirunn, and United States BmrHSsa
dor Runyon is also suffering from Il
slight attack.
As forVShadowcd, some weeks ago,
the emperor convened the state conn
Gil for MaNh L.; the main purpose he
ing to devise menus to aid agriculture
lists of Prussia, who, especially IN the
eastern provinces. are heavily de-
pressed In financial conditions, rs u re
suit Of foreign competition In grain
and cattle. The summoning OF THE
council is interpreted rs showing that
the emperor and his cabinet, In view
OF the incasSant agitation Of the agra
rians, have resolved To endcavor to ar
range some measures of relief.
The reichatag has been busy with
naval estimates during the week and,
although the government domands for
now cruisers are conceded, the reich
stag has testified that It's determine
tion TO oppose expenditures upon an
increase of the navy was merely for
display by refusing credits asked for
to build mp the torpedo boats This
rebuff to the government was due to
the dissertations, and In some cases, /,
the opposition of the conservatives
who acted thus In defiance OF thcIl
traditional policy as n warming 10 the
government to pay greater attention
to the agrarlan interests.
The general believe Is that THE gov.
eminent will make another attempt to
get the rciohstag TO sanction the build.
! ing of these boats.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
SAW FAIRS WILL STOLEN.
Unknown Man Persists in His Attempt
to Secure a Reward.

San Francisco, March 3.-Cha11es L..
Fair has received a second letter from
ings, S. d., stating that he witnessed
the abstraction of the will of the late
James G. Fair from the county clerks
office on Jan. 8, and Offering to reveal
the identity of the thief for $4,000.
The writer gives Fair until Feb. % to
remit the money At the same time he
wrote to the attorneys for the eXecu-
tors making the same proposition. The
recipients paid no attention to the let
teas, but there is much speculation
concerning the clumsy but persistent
black mailer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
ASHLAND IN GLOOM.
Electric lights Shut on Economy
the Cause

Ashland. Wis. March 3In pui1u
ance with the order OF the city council.
the electric lights were all turned or
In the cty. The Lighting and Street
Railway company officers held meet
Ing and decided TO cut Off the electric
lights az ordered by the council. The
company does not concede the right
OF the council to discontinue their use,
claiming the franchise Ia a contract
with the city for both gas and eiec-
trio service, still, as me company
claims the city has not paid dollar
In two years II was thought best to-
discontinue the lights. and aid the coun
oil In its spasm Of economy. The city
Ii In a state Of total darkness ut night
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
FIRE AT BRODHBAD.
The Business Portion of the Town
Badly Scorhed

Brodhead, Wis, March. 3.-Fire
played havoc with the business center
of the town. THE blaze originated in
Clark S drug store and soon spread to
Coles hall, which is in the same
block Botn buildings We're totally de-
stroyed. From there the fire spread to
Keppler's shoe store. The building
was practically Quilted. Among the
losers In the latter building are Jus
tice Thompson, Hahn Bros clothing
store and Miss Engelbretsvn's dress
making establishment. Miss Engel-
bretson lost everything she had In the
room. Keppler and Hahn saved part
of the goods The loss on the Clark
building will reach about $1,000;
partly covered by insurance The
other losses will amount to about
$1,000; covered by insurance.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
WILL LEND TItOOtS.
Spaan Takes Steps TO Put Down the
Cuban Instruction

London, March IA dispatch re-
cedved here from Madrid announces
that the Spanish government is pre-
pairing to send large reinforccments OF
troops TO Cuba IL such a step Is found
10 ba necessary 1t Is now stated that
the Spanish government has issued
definite orders for the immediate
transportation of seven battalions OF
troops. each composed OF 800 men. to
Havana. In addition II Is stated that
another battalion has been ordered to
Havana from Porto Rico, making 10
total OF over 1000 men to be dis
patched In haste to Cuba.
or all the baking powders made Or.
Prices IN the only one absolutely
pure.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
SHOOTS THREE MEN.
Not Known Whether Revenge or De.
sire for Robbery was the Callse.

Valley Field Que, March 3, John
10y clerk, and Maxim Icbouf, watch.
man for the Montreal Cotton com.
Iclny, were shot and killed and Hugh
Wilson, another clerk, was shot and
perhaps fatally wounded. 1he assas-
sin IL G. X. Shorts, formerly private
secretary TO the manager Of the com.
pany, but recently discharged on nc.
count OF irregular habits. Shorts was
put In jail. 1t IL an open question
whether the shooting was inspired by
revenge or by Shorts desire 10 secure
$1,000 which he knew was to be found
In the office, but which he did not get.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
TROUBLE AT COLON,
ADVICES OF THE
REVOLUTION RECEIVED.
Secretary Herbert orders tie Alert
10 Proceed From san jose TO
Panama.

Washington. March 3 Secretary
Herbert has received disqnieting adj
vices from Columbia relative to the
progress Of the revolution that dis
turbed the country The Atlanta lies
AT Colon on the gulf side Of the
Isthnnus Of Panama. but the large
American interests on the west side,
including the terminal Of the Panama
railroad, are much exposed. Accord
in-Iy the secretary has issued an or
der TO the Alert 10 proceed at once
from san jose to Panama.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
IOE GORGES THREATEN.
Great Destruction of Property at Pitts.
burg and Vicinity Feared.

feared from the breaking up of ice
gorges on the Allegheny river, caused
by the recent thaw and rains There
is an immense gorge extending from
Kfttanning to East Brady, a distance
of twenty eight miles The river has
now reached the twenty-five foot
stage, and the water is up into the
streets of Kittanning. There are grave
fears that If the vast amount of ice
let's go, it will caIrse great destruction
OF property here and in this vicinity.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
PULPIT TO STAGE.
A Preacher Goes Where the Pay Is
Better.

SAN Francisco, March 3-Rey. Hen
ry Walker Harris, who has been at
tached to the Church of the Holy
Cross, Oakland, for the last three
years, although not directly connected
with the church, and is holding evan
gelisttc services in the tabernacle has
relinquished the church for the stage
because his religious work has proved
unremunerative. Influential friends
all but secured him an appointment as
naval chaplain, but his age disquali-
fed him. being over 81. Alexander
Salvini advised the stage and he is to
appear this week at Morosco's as the
recruiting sergeant in In the Ranks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
BODY UNDER THE SIDEWALK.

Milwaukee, March 3.-Warran Gra-
ham. one Of several lads playing at
the corner Of Thirty second street aud
Mount Vernon avenue. discovered the
naked body Of a dead child beneath
the sidewalk II was about two
months old, frozen fast TO the ground
and had the appearance Of having
been dead for some days at least. The
coroner was notified and the body re-
moved 10 the morgue.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
SWEDISH EXPLORERS

Stockholm. March 3 A Swedish
antarctic expedition is being organized
here. DR.. Otto Nordenstiold, son Of
Baron Nortlenskiuld. will be the leader
of the party, which win include also
Dir. Axcl Ohlln, OF the University OF
Ltind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
PRETTY SYBlL ULTED.
Her Rich Cuban Lover Transfers His
Affections to Another.

Boston. March 3.-The management
of the Grand Opera company, now
playing here substituted Carmen for
Manol. The reason for this was the
announcement that Sybil Sanderson
was suffering from cold The story
goes however, that Miss Sanderson's
illness is the result of grief resulting
from a quarrel with Antonio Terry.
the rich Cuban who was reported TO
be engaged to her. 1t is said that he
has transferred his affections to an
other.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
WHAT A BREWERY Is WORTH.
Inventory OF the Obcrmann riunt
lNiled by the Receiver.

as prepared by Receiver Y. ID. Becker
Of the 0bcrmann Brewing company
has been flied. 1t shows The valuation
M follows Brewing plant, $4,000;
real estate IN j. l.. pieWcs s,bdiyi.
sion, $26,510.70; In w. 4. Youngs
subdivision, $4,000. and other hold
fngs amounting to S38.O0i. 40.
The total Of MI personal property II
$23s. o52. ~ and the total OF all prop
erty is $37i,O57. 10.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
A PIONEER MILWAUKBBAN.
Parker C. Cole Passes Away II New
York City.

Milwaukee. March 3.-Matthew Kee-
nan has received telegram from
New York city al nouncing The death
There Of Parker c. Cole. gentleman
well known in the early days of Mil
waukee borh as a man Of affairs and
a landholder. his purchases at the
government sales at Green Bay IN
1875 having given him control Of A
large part OF the Seventh ward and
also a portion Of the Third ward, He
was a native Of Vermont and had
clo<ad a successful business career
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
TOBACCO IMPORTERS FAIL.
j. Hamburger Il Go. Make an Assign.
ment

New York, March 3. -IIamburger &
Co. importers Of leaf tobacco at ia
Water street., one OF the oldest con-
Germs in the trade, made an assign
ment. In 1890 the firm was reported
to have made $4,000 by the rise in
Sumatra tobacco but since II has been
loaded up with IL, and some OF the
stock is said to have deterioratcd. Tho
liabilities are estimated at from 500
900 10 $780, 800. but no estimate Of the
assets Is given.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

OF five or more years in Rome, \. u.
when he came % Milwauke-N, His
holdings included the lake front ami
what is now the finest residence quar-
ter Of the seventh wald. including the
present site of Emmanuel chuch.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER.
@coasioned by the Explosion of ;
Boiler in Saw Mill.

Adelph O., March "a boiler in a
saw mill owned by John McCroom eX-
ploded and three men, Snyder, Brown
and Mcbride, We're blown to pieces,
SchmidtS skull was crushed, Nc
Croom's leg was broken and August
surg was badly hurt about the head
and back.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
NEW KIND OF METEOR.
A Mysterious Snake Story IL Vouchcd
for by a Louisiana Woman.

la Fonrc1lc, La, March 3.--One
day last summer Mrs. Smith. Of
Arcadia, heard the servant calling 70
her cxci1edly from the backyard, and
ran out in time 10 witness singular
occurrence. From considerable dis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
CRISIS IMMIN ENT.
ENGAGBM ENT EXPECTED Is
COLOMBIA.
lnsurrectionists LIKELY to Make 1
Stand at Cucuta, Says Captain
Cromwell

Washington, Mar, / 'Ihc nsurrec
tim In Colombia seems about TO come
% II crisis, The navy department has
received dlspntch from Captain
Cromwell, commanding the cruiser Al.
lanta, mt Colon, saying an engagement
IL expected near Cucuta.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

London March 3.-tf'he marquis Of
OF Qnecnsberry was remanded on bah
at Marlborough street police court,
charged with libeling Oscar Wilde. II
appears that the marquis left with
the porter at the Albemarle club a
card upon which was written offensive
rtmarks referring to Oscar Wilde
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
OSCAR WILDE SUES.
summons Served on We'll Known
Member OF the Arlstocracy.

London, March 3.-The Westminster
Gazctte publishes report to the ef-
fect that well kn0wn member OF the
aristocracy has been served with n
Summons on account OF an alleged de.
famatory libel upon Oscar Wide.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
BIG FIRE IN TORONTO
GROWING AND SPREADING TER
RIFICALLI.
FlRBMEN'S EFFORTS PROVE UN'
ANAlLING.

A High Wind Carries the Flames On in
Their Fearful CourSe-Buildins
After Building Fails in the Path of
the Devouring Element-Great Loss
of Property.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07
THE GRIP IN BERLIN
MlLpER WEATHER. SEEMS GH
FAVOR THE SPREAD.
FuuRrllS ON AlL SICK.
NESS lNFlC ENEA,

>pmhrf ii Deaths last Week Reaches
several hundred Emperor William
and Most VI the Memhelw OF the
RNirhSIag Sultcr From Attacks
Otncr German News
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06
Program.

The Lauraine Mead Pupils Recita,
at the Howard, County Fair in Floral
Hall on Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. II and -, at 80 p. III. esissi
Sollsa.. .................. The Washington Post
Piano-AIlsses Genevieve Dlssmore, winnie
lsarker Jennie Thompson.
orsan-Lottie Meal. l,,y Mary Enebo, Addle
Drmm--Mary Young.
Triangle-Clara Rathert.
Plano-Elsle steinman, Mary Farnswortl.
orsan7-Aliee Davis. sWinnieJ Jones.
lsks stea sprassee ts faaer''
itsg ~ 10 Matde Sllerbonde. .9}ff = s
organ-Alice Davis, Nellie Sims, Clara
.g "a Rathert. 4ft q
(arraiged from Strauss beautiful il Bile lie, '
III .Ggt39sIl Danube WaltZes) l35] Il ii}i{
Plano Bessie Barker. Genevieve Dissmore,
sra; Gastin. ts,Aiaude sherbonle.
(. Chorus-Twelve Voices. sNi
Dellbes ;. Plano Solo . 49,. Pizzcati
g5, {HGi7 Miss Bessie Barker. a
Gantasia sur Operas Ieslmrs. lSiciliennes, y
ii TrOvatOre, La Trayata) vs
< Plano--Maude Sherbonde. Pearl Kicks.
organfElsie Steinman, Alice Davis. f
Spndler. .......... Charge of the Hussahs
|, Plano -Alillie CllbeIt. Adah Robinson,
organ-AddMiea MaSS Wlid%ans a Sns' Nellie Sims,
s5yiHF&.E .Q-E Pearl Kicks. ~
Piano Mary Young. Jennie Thompson. on '"' 'i'
HnrganmLottie Mead Clara Ratherr.,
Triangle-BesSie Barker.
/. The celebrated a octave Lakeside
Piano-Organ used lsf.urnished by DIR.
1t. IL. Kellogg. agent.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06
Granger and ftqrenoevllls..

MICS.
D. W. seeley and wife returned to
their home in Spring Valley last Sun
day after having spent two weeks at
her sisters. Mrs. Damon.
The social at G. F. Robinson's was
Il success financially the net proceeds
being $4,000.
Frank Andrews departed for De-
corah on Su.arday, where he intends
to reside. He will be greatly missed
by all and especially by the members
of the choir.
Stanley Moore returned to our
place last Thursday after an absence
of one year, during this time he
coast. He opened school Monday.
A large and appreciative audience
listened to Rev. Boggess Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Nellie Sims has gone to spend
Il week with friends in La Crosse.
She was accompanied by her cousin
Miss Ida Mings.
Some of our young people attended
the dance given by A. d. Miller last
Friday.
Prof j. Jones, of Harmony was in
town Thursday.
A large number of our townspeople
witnessed the eclipse OF the moon
Tuesday night.
D. NJ. Hunt, Jay Kennedy, A. G..
Serf!ing and j. 7. Druinmond shoul-
dered arms and went chicken hunt
ing today, Wednesday, Results
given in next issue.
''Our boys took in the social at
State Line Tuesday night. Report q
quiet time.
Harry Williams sold q fine colt to
A. M. Harkness last week.
Born-Last week, Tuesday, a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hall.
Rev. Wood of Canton will fill our
pulpit next Sunday morning.
The young ladies' aid will meet at
| Miss Susie Halls next Saturday.
r.. r.. Wickham. j. Z. Drummond,
G. Il. Robinson, II. T. Williams and
their fahi les, Mrs. Damon and son,
| spent Sunday at Eddie Crowelrs
Mrs, A. Ct. Serfling entertained Wis
! sToPsY."
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06

and prosperous citizens and property
owners of Alton, the youngest sou
owning the old homestead where the
parents resided in 1860.
Accepting the invitation of Truman
Robson to tarry with him and his
wife, with whom our acquaintance
began in 1859, and has been pleasant
ever since, we were pleasantly enter
tanned in recalling the many incidents
of the years gone by, in which they
and the writer have been participants
in the affairs of the county.
A brief call at the home of Daniel
Fallgatter recalled our first meeting
with Aug. Fallgatter, on Milwau-
lee train in Wisconsin, bound for
Iowa in search of q home. We told
him of superior quality and the beau
ty of the lands of Gen. Jones in our
county, induced him to come by stage
from McGlegor to New Oregon, took
him to our home to keep him out of
the way of other land dealers, pro-
cured livery and took him to view
the lands which were bought by him,
the quality and price being accepta-
BILE. His return to Wisconsin result
section and the sale to them of most
of Gen. jones' lands in that section
of the county.
Saturday morning headed for
Cresco, we took the road from Elina,
leading to Saratoga, along the route
calling upon the thrifty German
farmers who have recently located
along that road, coming from Bremen
county. Among them were Mr. Un-
ger, who is preparing to build q house
the foundation of which is being put
in, another like improvement but the
name of the owner we did not learn,
then at the fine new residence of E.
f. Bartels, upon his four hundred
acre farm, with its 100 acres of corn
and other crops in like proportion.
Upon Christ Hesse, another new
conner from Bremen county, aud up
on the family of j John kerkman, also
from Bremen, and resident in this
county for some three years. With
the Kerkman family we enjoyed a
good farmers dinner, such as only a
good German housewife can prepare.
This class of people in our county are
among its most thrifty and progres.
sive people, the best of citizens, peac-
able and law-abiding. One of the
prettiest churches of the county is
located in their midst, on the road
between Elma and Saratoga, in which
preaching is had once in two weeks by
the German Lutheran clergyman
from near by, but whose name we die
not learn,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06
Felkey Makes Another Match,

This time he is matched to run
against a black Shetland poney. The
race is to be seventy-fve yards and
repeat, and promises to be close and
exciting: it will tie run ut the Howard
County Fair.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06

Limo Springs
Mill Save You Money

On onepcc sacs small profit pan and will sell
better suit for $40 than for 90 elsewhere We've
the largest stock clothing in the Come from anywhere
and regular price, prices pay you your trouble
Remember, if youare not satisfied with your deal, a
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06

1o4 PEE DEEs for 81.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06

IosT-On Aug. 10, between Spill
vile and Cresco, an Overcoat. which
the finder will leave at this o flee and
receive u suita BILE reward.
The best game of ball ever played
place between the Austin and lie Roy
clubs, Wednesday Sept. IL.
There will be a German Lutheran
Missionfest next Sunday. Sept. 9Th,
in the grove near tic residence OF
Martin Vaagts, of Davis Corners.
SToRa FOR SALE.-A good business
place in good location, is for sale or
exchange for land. Enquire at this
Office. 5Ot4
Those Boys suits are great stuff,
and youfget q pocketbook and 25c
free with every suit.
The Geraty g. Terry Co.
II. " Ernst, offers two good farms
in Paris township for sale. For terms
call upon him ut Barker & Upton's
Office in Cresco. soft
james Brophy of Lourdes, wants
a man and his wife to work on his
farin during the winter. His princi-
pal work will be caring for stock. 50t2
The doom of dress goods has been
sounded at Connelly's-they are to be
sacrificed for thep two weeks Of
cost to make room for our Fall stock.
Don't forget that Mayflower 40 cent
tea is better than any SO cent tea you
can buy. Come and get n sample al
Amundson & Lofthus, the Grocers
II you are not using our 80 cen,
coffee, be sure and call for it. 1t will
give you good satisfaction.
Amundson & Lofthus, the Grocers
We have thes exclusive sale q
DR.. Prices pure cream baking
powder. Try il. az
Ainundson 4 Lofthus, the drocers
II your razor is In need Of honins
sent it to Farnhain, the barber, ant
he will fix it good as new. Undel
i |AmnndsOn &. T,Offhns, orOoarv storo
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06
Your Money Back

and kick On Boys Clothing especially the people, Every
thing that and boys cheaper than buy elsewhere
The fireless Glothiers
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06

The other day Bismark Russell was
seen on the streets, and its effect on
the old soldiers was the same as the
call for action In bat. le. The appear
ance OF pension examiner has the
same effect upon the old soleier as an
armed foe, for he is more powerful
than such q foe for injury.