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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16
(Cisg dalszy /. strony l ell

sie, jak r6j psscz6i ~br.eozsoa j ME-
spokojna.
- Csernik! Csernik! - odzywajs
sic gaosy.
Marsza}ek uderza mlotkiem, po
siedzenie otwarts ponownie. Penn
sylwahc.yoy aadajs satysfakoji pr.e.
u.nanie .akwsstjow auego take man
datu dzielnego zwiszkowoa OBJ. Ger
nika.
OBJ. Czernik uznany zostsje jedno
glosnie delegatem. Vivat! SPRAYS
zalatwiona.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

Najwiekszy ntrubel" to juz byl
ohyba Z delegatami, kt6r.y koniecz.
ME pragneli, by ich nszwiska by}y
uwieczuione W protok6le.
- Mech moja grupa vie, re j ia
takae przemawialem ma sejmie.
To tea, gdy przyobodzi ma st6l
sprawl o odroozenie posiedzenis, IA
mkniecie dyskusji, Tub pytanie kto
postawii dany wniosek, dwadziescia
rak podnosi sic do CORY.
- Panic mars.alku, to ia delegst
grupy tel, a tel! - Me, panic mar
szalku, to js. to ia - od.ywaja sis
glossy zewszsd.
Marszalek IA sokolim wzrokiem
ma pierwszego Z brzegu:
- Delegat ten, a ten stawia ~nio-
SEX, a delegat ten, a ten popisra! =
VIOLA, uderzajac mlotkiem,
Sekretsrs uwiecznis nazwisks "
protokole, delegaci So .adowoleni,
posiedzenie postepuje W dalszym cia-
gu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

- Panic msrszalku! - od.ywa sis
delegst 9. - Wniosek moi costa
wiam do u~znania Wysokiej Stanoji!
Coz coz odzywajs sic glossy
- Chcia.es pan powiedziec-rz re
ose marszalek - &c zostawias. wnio.
SEX do u~znanis Wysokiej Izby.
- Panic msrszaiku, izba i ~stanojs,
to przeOie1 wszystko jedno!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

NajPiekniejszs byaa chwila wybo.
RI giowy u. N. p. - nzo IDA
wsio sic, ze W sail ME zasisda 1871
delegatow, ale jeden wielki OHIO
wick, ktory ogromnym gsosem VIOLA;
Helifskili
Pc rag trzeci obrsny nasz cenzor,
koehany przsz ws.ystkicb. srsnowa.
ny prrez wszystkicb, obejmuje 20.
nownie ster navy zwisrkowej.
Mech tyje nsm! - grzmi cals
sala.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

A p~oniewaA obradowaro godzin
48, kaada wiec goizina sejmu ko
sztowala zwisskowc6w $l37.50, q
kszda minuta - $2.29l
Gdyby nasi braoia delegaoi uprzy'
tomoili sobie ts cyfry " ozssie sci
mu, to mole obrady byiyby zwiezlej
sze, rozwazniejsTe, q c. zatem idzie
- lepsze.
Pc sejm'e juz jednak, niema wieo
CO movie, W kaady m razie bye mo.
se, IL delsgaoi zaohowsjs sobis te u
wagi do selma przyszlego!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16
Wezmy teras pod uwage koezta:

Wezmy teras poo uwaRe koezta:
Wszystkioh delegat6w byio ma
sejmie 161, czionk6w rrsdu central
nego 10. Wislu . delegat6w ME
Otr.ymaio cd swych CROP dyjet tyl
ko billet kolejowy, inni otrrymali po
2 Tub 3 do. dziennie. Przecietnie
wieo przyjac moana, il kaady dele
gat6w Otr.ymsi pc $50 dol. d.ien
ME, 90 wyniesie W pr1eoisgu dni
osmiu przeoietnie 1920
Dziesieoiu czsonk6w Rssdu
centr. 400
Podroz I Chicago i South
Chicago do Filadelfji So zwis-
zkowo6w w tel lio.bis ozlon-
kowie rzadu Gentry l.344
Kosata podr6ay innych de.
legat6w liozymy mniej wiecej
pc $40 cd osoby, 90 wyniesie
razem 1.15C
Wynajeoie hall, druki, Sc
kretarss $50
lime drobne wydatki (dla
zaokraglenia sumy) sc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

zasiuga zawszs czy to PREDICT, ozy
pozniej o~ceniona zostaje. Oh. Ger
mix z Wilkes Barre diugie lata wal.
ozy} gorliwis pod sztsndarem swia
podtrzymywai stare grupy,
tworzyl MOVIE, to tes gdy sejm Ia
prsgnsi uczcic zasiugi Pennsyl-
wanji oczy w%s,ystkich swrocily sic
ma oh. Czernika. Mech wieo lyle
lata nasz vice-cenzor CD.
Czernik!
Wszystko to robilo sic goracako-
wo. DO tee goraczka dokucza}a okro
przez osly przeoiag sejmu.
szczegolniej pierws1ego dnia. gdy
.dyrektorry Gminy Polukiej W Fila
kszali nam maszerowac dwie
godziny W uroczystym pochodzie, 20
rozpalonyoh kamieniaob. 80.
Oj ten poOhod! Gdy go sobie prey
pomne, zgr.ytam zsbami i dotyoh
ozas jeszcze o.uje suchosc W gardls,
uogi ois.kie jak kamienie, ora to
wsstOhnienia, jake wyrywaiy mi sic
ma widok naszego u.tandaru .wis.
.kowego wylegujacego sic pc kro
lewsku, wygodnie W miekkim powo
zie pod opieka pieknych polek i -
,.Zgody".
OF, ten s.tandar! Gdy .as.elesOii
zwojami jedwabiu ! .lotyoh szychow,
gdy srebrnopi6ry orzel uka.al sic ma
MIN ponad naszemi giovanni, to mi
mowoli isy stawaiy W oOzaOb, a nogi
uginaly sic. ola oddania o.oi temu
godlu naszej jedynsj, ~nas.ej niepo
.zielnej ojosysuy - Polski.
Geese wan, stokrotnie czesc wan
racine polki nasze. IA to chwils wznio-
slych uczuc, jakioh doznalismy przez
wasza prace. Ten sztandar sjedno-
by mas, ten sztsndar 90 chv lila PREY.
pominac nam bedzie, zs przez ME-
polskie Polsks z%martwych
Vstanie!
l zn6w do g}owy pr.ychodzi 60
DO przez to goraoske wiels
spraw dOstaio porazenia $40.
legio ma sail sejmowej.
Nap. Dziennik Narodowy. Jeden
ylko delegst odeswai sic "a MIN,
lie ! ten stuliwszy uszy, przysiad} ma
gdy caly wsch6d huknsi:
- Choeoie dzienniks, to zaklsdsj.
lie go .obie W Chicago!
Po}kneio Chicago ME jedna gorz
r. piguike! Me jedps przypieto
nu latke, prrysiis jednak ohwils, W
rosnano, Ae Ch'c'go i csiy
'aohod tax samo pragns dobra Zwis-
'ku, jak NoHy York re wschodem l
,areszcie nsstatila zgods.
TAX bye powinno. Ola prawdzi.
xego aw~iazkowca niema wsohodu
zachodu, ale jeden. nispodrielny
lwiazek Narodowy Polski ma Gale
Stany Zjedr oczore
Przez gtrsoake zapewne tsk.s
posmisrtns g ami ma krok ME
'usryia sic nsprz6d A srkodal Me
,hodziio bowiem o k~arko}omne zmis.
ny, a o reformy pozytsozne (jsk
,sP. podzisi posmiertnego ma dwie
sategorje: 800 ! $50 dol.).
Przez goraczke ME zsstsnowiono
'ie dobrze mad t. sprawl. Przsz &C.
kszdy prswie . delegatow
unosif Sc ] trscii c'as niepotrzebnie
Dobrre tez sic staio, 10 uchwslono,
BY prIysriy sejm odbyi sic " psz
1zierniku, q ME wrzesniu.
Gdyby psnowie delegsci zsstano-
sic co kssds chwila sejmu ko-
postepowsliby L wiekszs ror.
~sgs Wysaaemy to cyframi:
sesjs sejmowe zsjeiy: We wtorsk
; godz., W srode 8 godr, we ozwar
'ek III godz., W pissek III godz. !
v sobote 12A goizin. ME liosso "
en- przerw ma objsd. Rssem wiec
'Ot godz. Jsaeli odlicsymy cd tel
umy prserwy wsrod rosprsw, mnisj
Po 30 minut, to otrrymsny ma
systo AZ godsin sesyj.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

Me chcialbym bye W sk6rre Sc
kretarza jeueralnego! Ale DO tsa
tyiowali 60, delegaci, aylowali! Przez
oale prawie diva dni wyoiagano Z
niego ayika, po ayioe, tax, re zda.
waio sic, IL pred Wysoka I.ba 70
stanie sic W kohou tylko - iysina.
Sekretarz jsdnak ME poddal sic,
ami ma chwile. Jeden . dslegat6w
VIOLA ma niego, by m6wil glosniej.
- Panowie - odpowiada pan S.
ME potrzebuje movie ami glosniej,
AMI ois.ej. DO stale pred wami bez
trwogi, . otwartem czolem, got6w do
wsrelkich wyjasnieh.
l rzeczywisoie, pre-. oaly oiag in.
dsgaoyj sejmowych ME po.ostawil
Aadnego pytsnia Tub .ar.utu bez cd,
powied.i vycserpujacej, opartej ma
oyfrach. Me div tea, re gdy prey.
szio do wybor6w, szlachetny, spra-
wiedliwy, polski charakter zwiaz
kowo6w okazsl sic W pe}ni. Wyay
lowany, w~ycispisty jak cytryna, nasz
sskretar. jeneralny, zostai obrany
ponownie - jak wieoie - przez q.
klamaoje.
To sic nasywa Pc polsku: kl6oimy
sic jak aydzi, koOhamy sic jak brsoia
Nssz marszaiek Przyby szewski go
d1i vszystkioh. Silny, baro.ysty,
wesoly, zawsze uwaany j przytomny
-kr6lujs Ia sail Z mlotkism W reku
zamiast IBERIA. w ohwilaoh kryty
c1nyoh przsrywa posied.enie. Ina
nature polsks.
Mech sic wygadaja wyszumia
i wszyttko bedzie all right
] rzeczywiscie. Mlotek uderza trey
rasy W st6l, ma ktorym pswnie POGO
staly dziury cd tych udsrref, j dele
gaci pred pieoioma minutami burg
liwi, gOtowi rzuoic sic jeden ma dru-
giego zasiadajs ma stoaksch pogo
dzsni, wygadani.
Kwestja! - VIOLA msrszalek.
- Kwestja! - odpowiadajs wssy
soy chorem ! wniosek przechodzi, jsk
Pc masle.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

Delegat, ktorego dopiero ma trze-
OF dzieh sejmu uznano prawnym de-
legation. obejmuje .aszczytne stano
wisko v.ce-oenzors. A to jakim spo-
sobemY - spyta niejeden zwiazko-
wy. A to takim - zs prawdziwa
zasiuga zawszs czy to PREDICT, ozy
pozniej oceniona .ostaje. OBJ. Ger
mix z Wilkes Barre diugie lsta wal
ozy} gorliwis pod sztandarem .wia
zkowym, podtrzymywal stare grupy,
tworzyl MOVIE, to ter gdy sejm IA
prsgnai uczcie zasiugi Pennsyl'
wanji oozy ws,ystkich swrooily sic
ma oh. Czerniks. Mech wieo lyle
dlugie lata nasz vice-cenzor CD.
Czernik!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

soy ohorem ] wniosek przechodzi, jsk
Pc masle.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
"Repudlation."

Reputation" is what the gold
clique cry when any legislation is sug-
gested which contemplates benefit
to the debtor.
Reform is the slogan of the gold
monometallists when they propose to
contracts in order to bene-
fit the creditor. Bonds made paya.
BILE in ''coin" (Which means either
silver or gold), are to be refunded, if
the gold men have their way, into
bonds payable In gold. Thus the
debtor is to be robbed, but that is all
right; the creditor gets the best of
the bargain, and that is your true
golden rule of the monetary ''re-
formers"
National "honor" demands that
contracts made in good faith shall be
broken in order that few thousand
bondholders shall fatten on the labors
of seventy million of toilers. The
people appear to have no rights
which the gold clique is bound to
respect.
Coin bonds were bought at much
lower price than gold bonds would
have brought; therefor there is a
monumental steal in securing the
refunding Of coin bonds into gold
bonds.
Giving the creditor millions Of
dollars and robbing the debtor in the
same wholesale manner constitute
the peculiar plan proposed by the
gold clique to maintain the "honor'
of the nation. The people do not
understand this kind of financiering,
and the republican representatives. ia
congress, knowing this, dare not &c
before the people for reelection in
1898 with record of having support
ed such q scheme. Chicago Dispatch
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
Bonair Items.

Mrs. Ida Webster boarded the train
Friday afternoon intent on spending
Christmas with relatives and friends
in DEBORAH.
Frank Croxen, j. B. Bargabos and
families ate Christmas turkey with
Ruesinks over by Lime Springs.
Those Christmas and New Years
candies and nuts at Sanborn's are out
of sight.
The Rev. Mr.. Archer Will continue
the meetings the ensuing week in the
Whitman hall.
The Free Methodists hold their regu-
lar quarterly meeting at this place
under the auspices of Cyrus Cook,
pastor, aided by Rev. Wilson and
others from abroad.
Don't: forget the masquerade, given
under the the management of ou base
ball nine, in the opera house. Satur-
day evening, January 1st.
A. Shumaker, our barber, is doing
a rushing business these days.
Our schools have weeks vacation
between the holidays.
The Bonair lumber yard, under the
gentlemanly management OF L. A.
koethe is gaining a foot-hold that
assures success.
Mary, Ruth, and Bert Cook, who
are attending the winter term Of
school at Usage Seminary, are spend.
the holiday vacation at home.
Yes, we are here little sLongfellow" shorty,
And we do sign ourself the X-Ray;
Lose no sleep, little shorty "Longfellow,'
Eat sauerkraut, and shave and be gay.
The penetrating observation of
Kizer, SO characteristic of him, must
have played him false; or he must be
laboring under a mental delusion,
probably brought on by one of those
s'blinding headaches" that attacked
him SO severely at Preston last winter:
However if the bare-face eulogy that
beamed from the ''Sun" two weeks
ago, brings to him unalloyed bliss, SO
long looked for, then we will accept
his excuse of it as ''that little COM
pliment," and as soon as his mental
horizon has cleared, give him anoth-
er chance to guess at our identity.
X RAYS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
There is desolation and sorrow ii

There is desolation and sorrow in
the home OF DR.. Ciemmer. His wife,
Mrs. Phebe A. Clenmer, died on Sun
day morning, aged som ewhere about
81 years. A husband and five children
remain to mourn the death of noble
wife and mother. Mrs. Clemmer was
a conscientious christian woman.
Obituary will appear later.
DR.. Keith came on Saturday and re-
mained until last evening, in the
meantime having been kept busy with
those here anxiously looking forward
to his coming. He returned TO her
home female patient who had been
an inmate of the insane ASYLUM at
Independence and was pronounced in
curable, whom he had treated at one
of his Sanitarium cottages at Belle
Vile, Ohio, for few months, re-
storing her to her home and friends
completely sound in mind and bodily
health.
Each of our subscribers can send us
a New Years gift, which will help the
cause of the people in their contest
with the great trusts and monopolies
OF the country. and one which we shall
appreciate highly. During the holt
day season you will visit your friends,
or they will visit you. Don't miss the
opportunity to put in a good word
for the TwIcE-A-WEEK PLAIN DEALER.
Yes, send US in one, two or ten sub
scribers as New Years gift, This
will cost you but few moments time
and will be OF great benefit to us and
to the cause In which we are enlisted.
Can we depend upon you for this giftp
Christmas eve at the Episcopal
church, the Sunday school gave a
| beautiful service in song and reci-
tai of cantata specially prepared for
such occasions. The different parts
were we'll rendered, each pupil SEEM
ing to take lively interest in the
part assigned. The singing was good
and demonstrates that there are many
fine voices among them. The recita-
tions, many OF which were in the
colloquial form, we'll rendered effect
lively. The exercises closed with
kindly remembrance plucked from its
Christmas tree and presented to each
scholar, after which all departed for
their homes, each conscious that the
occasion had been one of pleasure and
profit, as all meetings where teachers
and pupils meet on common level
each confiding in the other, and hav-
ing repeated The story of eternal love,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
Obituary.

Ebenezer G. Evans, son of B. r. and
Mary Evans, was born on the farm of
his parents in this town, February %,
1871, and died in Cresco, December
"a, 1897. For more than year he
had been in failing health from pull
monary troubles, but had been about
until within the past few weeks. He
had spent some time in Arizona, with
the vain hope of having his health re-
stored. He was an honorable, upright,
courteous young man, respected by
all vino made his acquaintance. His
funeral was from the Methodist church
Rev'd's Shaffer and Holmes officiating
at the burial service. The entire fire
department, in uniform attended his
funeral and followed his remains to
their final resting place in Oak Lawn
cemetery, the deceased having been
member of the hook and ladder COM
pany
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
Concert

to be given for the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Congregational
church at Riceville, on Friday eve
ming, Dec. 81, 1897.
Miss Eta Swenson; vocalist.
Miss Emma Whitney, vocalist.
Miss Mamie Sisco, elocutionist.
Miss Mamie Thaler, violinist.
Miss Lie suraine Mead, pianist.
Miss Lauraine Mead's Orchestra
Class-Misses Ruth Ling, Maude
Sherbonde, Genevieve Dissmore,
Pearl Kicks, Bessie Barker, Alice
Davis, Clara Rathert.
PROGRAM.
Sousa. rchestra Glass;. Liberty Bell
PIano-Misses Maude Sherbonde, Bessie
Barker, Ruth Ling.
Organ-Miss Alice Davis.
Guitars-Misses Genevieve Dissmore,
Pearl Kicks.
yiolin-Mlss Mamie Thaler.
Nevin. tPiano Soio) Narcissus
Miss Genovieve Dissmore.
Recitation. ........ (Selected) ......,.......
Hiss N1uuue SlSCO
Flotow- Boyer. .(Plano Trio) Grand Fantasia
[OPera Martha.
Misses Ruth Ling, Pearl Kicks, Genevieve
Dissmore.
$500. .tyocal Solo).. For AL Eternity
Miss Eta Swenson.
Chopin ..... (Piano Solo. .Mazurka, Opera 6S'
mo. 2
Miss Ruth Ling.
= - -.
soasa Class aaas kas cotton aassnoees
Plano-Mlsses Maude sher bonde, Bessie
Barker, Ruth Ling.
Organ-Misses Alice Davis, Clara Ratbert
Guitars Misses G enevieve Dissmore,
Pearl Kicks.
vIolin-Miss Mamie Thaler.
Gray ........ ...tVocal Solo). A Dream Of Paradise
Miss Emma Whitney.
Patadilhe e.......... Piano solo)....Air de Ballet
Miss Iauraine Mead.
Thome. 49,. .Wiolin Solo). .Andante Rellgiose
Miss NJ annie Thaler.
Recitation. [SeleetedI. dI...............
Miss Mamie Sisco.
............lvocal Solol The Song that
Preached My Heart.
Miss Eta Swenson.
sousa S.' Orchestra Class hRass hlgh School Cadets
Piano-Alisses Bessie Barker, Maude
Sherbonde, Ruth Ling.
Organ-Misses Alice Davis, Clara Rathert.
Guitars-Mlsses Genevieye Dissmore,
Pearl Kicks.
Violin-MIss Mamie Thaler
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
Silver Grey Contest.

At the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Tuesday evening, Dec. %, at 8
O'Clock. Five prominent ladies of Ores
will appea5 nar IN an oratosoa % h contest
al music will add to the charm Of the
unique and interesting program. Every
body invited. Admission 10 cents.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
"A First Class College Education Free
Of Charge to Students of Iowa.

Afforded by the Iowa State College
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
A new college, year begins Feb. %,
1898. Large faculty, excellent equip
ment, reasonable living expenses.
Thorough courses in the Sciences, in
Agriculture, Civil Engineering, Me-
chanical Engineering, Electrical En-
gineering, Mining Engineering, a
Course for Women, Veterinary
Science, Dairying and Group Courses.
You can have an illustrated compen-
dium free by addressing
PRES. w. NJ. BEARDSHEAR,
29m2. Ames, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
Farm for Sale

consisting of IN acres in sections 1S
and 10, in Fremont township, Winnie
shiek county. There is q good, new
five room house, barn and granary on
the place. The owner is going to
Washington. Also several other
choice farms for sale. For further
particulars, enquire of
J. Q. O'NIEL, Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to return our heartfelt,
sincere and grateful thanks to the kind
and considerate friends and neighbors
who ministered to us during the sick
ness, death and burial OF our son. also
to the Fire Companies of the city for
their remembrance and respect for his
memory.
B. r. EVANS AND FAMILY.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
A Puzzler.

Toppin-1 don't know what to think
of DR.. Pestle. Either he is confounded
charlatan or he has the curiousest ways
of getting at things.
Nipper-For instance?
Toppin-I had him call to see my wife
yesterday. He looked ut her tongue
and then said she was in an extremely
debilitated state. No doubt she is, but
how in time did he find it out by look
ing at her tongue, is what beats me-
Boston Transcript.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28

Child's small feece-lned Alaskas, II, 10 and 15c
Mems fine selfacting rubbers small szes 19c
Mems rolledge Rubbers, best grade pair 40c.
Ladies tine Lace Felt Shoes SMALL worth 15O at 75c
Wales Goodyear Perfection Buckle Rubber heel for bows ox
and fets, clear at Csc.
Ladies' extra heavy cotton eecd lined Hose top double
heel and toe, fast black, 3Oc value for 19c.
Ladies fine Cashmere ribbed and fashioned fast
black, 45c quality, for 221c.
Chdren heavy ribbed Wool Hose double and toe worth 25c
for l2ac per pair.
Mems fleece lined Cotton Hose heavy ribbed double heel and toe
worth 25c for 1910.
Odd lot Mems Fine Jersey Ribbed SOC overshts some of all Sizes
will close at 35c each.
Mems fine fleece lined extra heavy and or worth
75c each for 45c.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
Opinion of an Expert,

Pa, what are foreign missions?"
forelsn missions? Well, they are
the sympathy that women feel for other
women's husbands. louisville Cour-
ieZ-Journal
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
Now They Don't Sneak

Maud That horrid Mrs. Smith said I
looked thirty!
Ethel-How perfectly absurd!
Maud (elated)-Frankly, now, how
old do you think look?
Ethel-About Date.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
Rrcaking enc News,

Patient Chad pay)-What is my con-
dition, doctor?
Physician-My friend, my advice to
you is to pay all your debts and prepare
for the end.-Philadelphia North Amer.
lean.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
CREsCO MARKETS
Corrected each ISSUE. J
New Firm.

New Firm.
R. w. Enright and Ira Wentworth
have desolved partnership, the latter
continuing at the OLD stand, while the
former has formed co-partnership
with John Powell, and opened up the
old Tinker shop on Railroad street.
The old firm wish all indebted to
them would call immediately and
make settlement with either party.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic loo or $50
u q. Q. fall to cure. druggists refund money
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28


Lot Remnants of Unbleach-
ed Sheeting, Sc
Lot 2-Re mnants of Fine
Bleached Muslin, better than
Lonsdale OF Fruit of the Loom, sac
Lot 3-Remnants of Sc light
Tennis Flannel, &c.
Lot Remnants of heavy,
dark Tennis Flannel, SC.
Lot 5-Remnants of Amoskeag
and Lancaster small check Cling
hams. 3ac,
Lot 6-36-inch black and black
and-white figured Ducks, fast col
or, worth, l21 and 15c, per yd., Sc
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
FRIDAY, Dec. 81, 1897.

We will sell the following described
property to wit: Rock Island hay
loader, Plano self binder, / James,
vile disc corn cultivator, 1 steam
generator feed cooker, Dickey
tanning mill, l j. L Owens new No.
4 tanning mill, / Weuger wind mill
feed grinder, steel axle spring
wagon, wood axle light wagon, /
fine Racine Co. Phaeton, set single
harness, sets double harness. /
cutter, 2 sets bobs, swill cart, /
swivel beam plow, corn shelter
with fan, | span heavy work horses,
= pair light horses, pair heavy
mares, three year old colt, Q two
year old colts, pair driving ponies,
10 young poland china boars fit for
service, 100 shoats, 10 brood sows, /
yearling boar, 10 high grade COWS, 10
calves, a large flock Of chickens and
turkeys, 500 bushels white oats, 700
bushels red mixed oats, large crib
of corn, household goods and other
articles too numerous to mention.
WIN. L. SEARLEs, Auctioneer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
Auction Sale!

81 miles northwest of Lime Springs,
81 miles east of Chester, and 4 miles
southwest of York, at the farm for
merly known as the Robert J. Jones
farm. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
9FTEB CHRIS1ngS, WHAT?
With it's ..CIear the Decks for Next
&

We've several thousand odds and and su plu
stock dispose Of It'll take low prices quickly and
that's what we're preparing effective way SO
that it will not take lot of and wndwork you us
at"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28

.
Lot 7--27-inch yarn-dyed Plaid
Worsted, extra heavy goods, clear
lug up at &c.
Lot 8-Half wool, ysrd wide
Dress and Shirting Goods in small
plaids and checks, heavy and warm
worth 25c for 12c.
Lot 9-Remnants of fine turkey
req Table Linen, 81 inches wide,
worth and have sold for 5Oc-sei
the ends for Soc.
Lot 1o-Remnants Toile du
Norde Gingham worth 124c, now
clearing out at &c.