Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-10-09

in Indiana.
The contest has narrowed down tt
one between money and votes. Han
ma has the money, the common people
have the votes. They may be hum
bugged but they can be neither Dough
or bulldozed.
Are you preparing for winterP 1
so, the M. E. Ladies have comforter.
on hand which will be sold at an,
time. Those wishing to purchase will
do we'll to call at Mrs. VIM. Wildman'.
and look them over.
Lawrence E. Glass writing to the
Plain Dealer from Central City, Color.
ado says: The people of Colorado in
and about Central City are wild with
enthusiasm for Bryan; that Mckinley
men are scareer than hens teeth.
E. Mead Wilcox, late of the Ohio
State University, nephew of the pub
fishers of the PLAIN DEALER, has beer
transferred to a professorship in the
chair OF Biology and Geology in the
University of Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mr.. Mckinley says what the country
needs is CONFIDENCE. Perhaps, but
in looking at the long list of business
failures of the past nine months as re-
ported in Bradstreets, we are of the
opinion that their great need was CASH
Grace Church, Sunday, October Ii,
1896. Divine service at 1O:45 a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Subjects of sermons
by Rev. George Leslie; at morning
service, "Gather up the fragments,
at evening, .'Important matters tic
think about"
Ii YOU want to get posted on the
new styles for ladies cloaks, write G..
ID. Nichols & Co. for their new cata-
logue and their new method, one OF
the handlest catalogues of the kind
published in the United States this
year. Address the firm at Cresco.
All farmers should read Book.
walters book-It not Silver, Whats
and especially read, mark and in
wardly digest pages "a, 25 ETC., etc.
They will then find that something
like $1,S00,000,000 has been taken
since 1873 from the farmers annual
lncome!!! Read it and have your ewes
opened.
The October term of the District
convenes next Monday with 10 pro-
bate cases the criminal calendar a
blank-not case, and with SO cases
on the civil calendar. We Judge
there are several fighting cases
Among the cases is that of Geo. H
Kellogg against the Iowa Deposit and
Loan Company OF Des Moines.
The polling places for this city have
not been made public. The people Of
each ward will vute at some place
Within the ward which will be named
later. those from the township outside
will probably as heretofore, vote al
the Court House. No registration Of
the voters will be required the law
having been changed as regards cities
of the second class.
There will be discussion of the
financial questions involved in the pres
ent political campaign, at the Opera
House, Elma, Monday evening next
between A. R. McCook, F. E. Howard
NJ. T. Biwer and A. E. johnson. The
printed bills of the meeting indicate
an attempt to take narrow view o.
| the questions which the disputants
I will soon get outside of.
The f. F. F. Ochestra have arranged
to give series of dancing parties in
Lyric Hall, the coming season. the
first one being given Friday, Oct. 10
They will endeavor to conduct suct
orderly assemblages that all and any
will be pleased and satisfied to attend
Dance tickets will be 75c each, ant
single dance tickets will be sold ut 100
each. Each gentleman entering the
hall will be charged 25c and will re
ceive for same three 1Oc tickets, which
will be honored on the floor, no mat
ter by whom presented. Watch fol
further notice and handbills.
II you are DESTROYS of making bar
gains in the purchase of goods lool
over the advertising columns of the
PLAIN DEALER, where you will fine
the best and most reliable houses il
! Cresco largely represented. There i!
scarcely an article of merchandise
but you will find on their shelves ir
the best qualities and at prices tina
ought to find many purchasers.
your favorite merchant is not repre-
sented among our advertisers, perhap'
he hasn't the sand to compete witt
the bargains the advertisers offer
1t is for your interest to find out
A case of mouldings placed in thu
postofflce on the north wall, shows /;
large variety of beautiful designs il
the various qualities from gilt edged
to lower grades. These are samples
of the stock constantly carried by F
j. Prann, who may be found in tn,
Furniture store west OF the Congrcga
tional church, and will make low fig
ures upon any frame wanted from an,
of the patterns shown. Whether YOU
want any thing of the sort or not now
take look at the designs shown tina
you may know where to go should yo,
need something of the kind in thu
future.
| The Misses Josie and Auna Holder
of Lamont, Iowa, were guests at The
home of J. D. Hayes and VIM. Black
burn the past week, returned to thei
home in Dell Rapids, Dakota, Thurs
day morning. Their parents will b'
| mem hared hu MANY of our road ars