Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-06


suit you. Don't forget the place, under
Amondson & Lothus store.
Every young person should learn
the principles Of bookkeeping which
will take you only a very short time at
the Cresco Business Institute. Write
for catalogue.
Mrs. F. j. Prann is seriously
troubled with an affliction of the lungs
which necessitated an operation day
or two since, since which she has been
considerably relieved
The review term or teachers begins
Monday, Aug. %, at the Cresco
Normal. If you expect to teach the
coming fall or winter, you should
attend this review term.
Do you want the Best Lime on
Earth9 If so, go to the Cresco Brick
and Tile Works and get the wood
burned Maquoketa lime.
N. b. WHEELER.
lncontinence of water during sleep
stopped Immediately by DR.. E. Detch-
on's Anti Diuretic. Cures children
and adults alike. Price 81. Sold by
j. j. Clemmer, druggist, Cresco,
Iowa.
Mr.. IT, j. Abraham, of the Austin
Marble Works, is helping j. B. Barber
out with some lettering for granite
monuments after which he goes to
Decorah to do some work for the Bank
on the Finn Corner.
Forty years xpsrlence in the use
of different kinds of lime convinces
me that the Maouoketa lime is the
best ever used. Call at the Cresco
Brick and. Tile Works for this cele-
brated lime. N. B. WHEELER.
Adamant, Stucco, Zenith Cement,
Imported and American Cements,
Wood Burnt Maquoketa Lime the very
best, no two kinds or any Oil burnt
lime here. Prices always reasonable
at WM. F. RATHERT's, Market, Street.
Allen Miller of Lime Springs is au-
thorized to solicit subscription for the
PLAIN DEALER and to receipt for mon
ey paid on that account, also to ac-
comodate subscribers at that Office, to
collect and receipt for sums due this
office. If
Clerk Loomis corrects our statement
about John Owens having the only
artesian well in the county, there
having been one on their farm near
Chester which has flown for a
number of years at the rate of 40
gallons an hour.
Michael Barrett has built barn,
with room for 16 horses, for the ac-
commodation OF the patrons of his
restaurant, The farmers who come
in for their meals if merciful to their
horses will put them in in summer to
keep them from flies and in winter
from storms.
Frank Huber who heretofore mas been
with the Alliance store has resigned
his place there and goes in with F. C.
Woellstein, on the south side. His
contract with the Alliance required
thirty days notice, which it demands
and which may keep him there for
short time yet.
A. B. Gilbert is in st. Paul attend
ing the annual convention of the
American Photographers Association
and will return the latter part of the
week. Mr.. Gilbert makes practice
OF regularly attending these meetings
when he always pick up the latest
and best in the art.
Rev. Father Haucs of Lacrosse,
came TO visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Hauck on Tuesday, held
service in the German Catholic church
Wednesday, baptising the three weeks
old son of his brother Frank Hauck,
who in honor of his grandfather will
be known by the name of John.
The following are the new PEE DEE
recruits: Frank Hauck, D. Beman.
These have credit on subscription ac-
count with the Twice-a-Week: w. E.
Woodward, VIM. Eye, John Briegal,
Michael Barrett, Robert Addie, John
Il. Glass, Fred Everts, Cresco; John
Mallory, Elma; NJ. Ruddy, Kendall
vile; John Harris, L6urdes.
The Political Equality Club will meet
with Mrs. Halter Thursday, Aug. 12,
at 2:3O p. m.-Question for expression
opinion by members: What are the
best methods for melting women to
sufficient interest in the suffrage ques-
tion to secure suffrage for themselves. -
Miss Carrie Doolittle, leader.
Mrs. MCCLoUD, Secy.
Prof. j. r. Stout, one of the most
efficient instructors of our state. has
taken his departure for the field of
his future school work at Grundy
Center. The school board at Lime
Springs approaching his worth were
ready to make large advance in his
salary, but preferring a larger field
and county seat town he felt con-
to decline and has gone.
Abont midnight Tuesday, fire
was discovered in the house of Walter
Mlntey, who is absent in England. his
wife and her mother having had a
~ u. IL oio sVoNe edrly III tne evening.
How it originated is unknown unless
from defect in the chimney near the
root. There was an insurance of $500
on the house and contents. and as the
damage was very slight it is fully
covered.
). b. Barber is raising his house to
rive If q cuifah hla a1ay,+;o, o,a ILL, |
remodel it throughout, putting on a