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ArAsK A.

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Pacific Coast Steamship Conpanys
POPULAR STEAMER AK,
AL newiy reggted. new uppSf deck c&elns
sns new sna Accommodations Sec0nd-class
passenger accommodations. viii sail from
Seattle February sta. at n. m, Via Ia-
coma, connecting az Port Townsend Win
stsarasr Wsila Walla. salllng from Saa
Francisco February sth, and Will call az
MARY ISLAND.
METLsAkAHTI.A.
KFTCHfkAN.
WRANGEI..
DOUGLAS ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
Fare 10 Wrangel: CABIN, 81 sscend
class $3.50.
Fare 90 Juneau. Cabin. $40. second
class s..
J. r. TROwBRIpGE.
Puget Sound Superintendent.
Seattle oyicA. Ocean dock. foot OF Main
street. Telephone. Main -.
aocdall. Perkins & Co, general agents,
San Francisco,
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CITY TREASURER NoTICE-Etfy OF
SsattIs.-Notice IA hsreby given that the
End annual lnstallEueut of local improve
msnt district No. = for the ilApf2 e.,-
Of Seattle from Bradley Street North 70
Ninth Street under fhe provisions ~ or
d{rznce No ass. which provides for the
Improvement Of aaid street by grading
the same and constructing sidewalks
on both sides thereof and providing Ter
the payment therefor IN tustallGuents
ard estS hllshfug n fund Tor such pay
TnAnt by fhA levvfnE and collection OF
special assessments upon tns properly
benefited ~ The Improvement, and pro-
vlainE Tor the issuance OF bonds az au-
thoT!zs4 - an at q the legislature q
ne state or We sa3n gt0n, approves
fanR a. ordinance No. s2ss. approved
Nav tn. 1874 80 amended ~ ordinances
Ne 2&sa Approved jay ufh. iSst has
her Aufv certified 20 me for collect zen.
"a ire respective SUMS thsrs3n charged
ard leT4sa against each parcel and ieE
q land ard part thereof. II said dis
t~fet. IN payment % such ina1ailngsnS
rarssains az paii and ne same, including
re srfer~<t on the whole amount
charged wuEt - paid On Or before
Seventh dag q March. fss5- tDisss pay
nrenz BE- made or such install EIept Or y
before the seventh GAY o. AArG1. 4sss.
tie sane SHALL become delinquent and
snail bear interest ct ne rats % nirs
par cent FER snnuras unTA paid, and =
net paid before rsi1 f$me. = psns5EY ef
ave 90 GER esnL. shall &c ADDED. ard tsg@
sums delinquent saaI. - entered on ths
annual tax rou fog she ctGTrert year
against each tat ard parcel - land.
anh part tAsreuf 80 6essnguent, ard
usfh TIE Interest an1 penalty s1a3s bS
collected a. other taxes. togeTssr Win
agfeh additional charges or penalties a.
are authorized 50 - e62r9a1 ard coli
lssfed On other delinquent taxes and
SArsl lot or rzrcsl q ARA - del 20 ze2s
sheM hs seid fer fhs amount Of sucA
AMUSEMENT vita interest psrz4Ly &G7
eszSfS "A the manner pToys9 81 ~ law-i
GEORGE r. BEACNAA.
CITY Treasures % tas City q sesEtIs
Dale 90 IS pZs1sGx9 .1ss kS0T 8IATy stn-
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&R. TRANSPORTATION Convex

steamer Champaign. SkaRit river route.
leaves Seattle Fqb. = 81 utdaiG8t. Feb. 10
a. Midnight Feb. T. AZ midnight leaves
Mr Vernon Feb. 10 AZ Z a. m. Feb y AZ
a. m Feb "a az n m; Tuialip- going
north Tuesday, and south sunday. GAZING
nor aud Avon.
CIV a0ck-~zteafners for al points on ths
sound Open ali ught. q. .. 1erkSss
MaDszsr. Telephone. Nsln 81
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STR. MULTNOMAH
DAII.ye
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At p. NJ.
FARE TO TACOMA. = CENTS.
STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
tEXCEpT SUNDAY
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At T.3G A. NJ.
FARE TO TACOMA, Is Cent?.
Tel II Main CITY DOCK. Agent.
CAPT. L. WILEY. Manager.
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r,G,NFERs AND coNrRAcrons

San FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
engineers and contractors. bridge build
ing. dredging. aaroor improvements and
First avenue south.
gFATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY. builders
- bridges fer railroads and hixhvavs
-,i1A driving tTestle and wharf Sufldtn~
sfa Seattle National Bank building.
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/. STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTgs. GARLAND AND FvANGEL.
Seattle and Townsend Neah Say route-
steamer Garland leaves Tes}er dock Fun.
daya Tuesdays and Thursdays At II ~
"a m for PORT Townsend, Port Williams.
pungeness. Pert Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg, P1-sht. Ciallan Bay ans Nean
paxs retuTnfnR arrives at Seattle r, m.
on opposite days steamer Evaugei leaves
yesier dock for Port Townsend. Port An
IA Fridavs al ssa0 o. m. arrives Seattle
aiternat. days at 2:sn p m.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
faYrnaster, Spokane. Washington. Janu-
caie VIII be received here until II s. m.
saturday. February IS. 1927. ard then
onened In the presence OF attending bid
ders. for constructing. plumbing gas
fiffinE and steam heating. a. the new
military post near Spokane Wash Of
four double sets officers quarters. one
double set non-comn1issioned officers
quarters ard one fwo-compeny barrack
building. Plans and specifications and
fuU information VIII be furnished on ap-
nlication at this office. or at the quar-
fernasf@r's offices IN Chicago. Ill. Saint
paul MINI. and Seattle. Wash The
United States reEeryes the right 10 ac-
geDt or reject any or all pToposzls or
any pert thereof Envelopes should ha
Endorsed. Proposals for ---------.H
ard addressed 20 the undersigned W
~ Miller CAPT. and A. O NJ T. : A
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STEAMER DELTA
Lava EsaferEEth 6Bak. foot u Waning
ton street IEesdRys. THUrs3sya ard Sat-
Hrazys a. o'clock .. IA FOR KEnxsSon,
Port G4Enb2a. SszD@ck Brtnnan. Hofiy
p~~nsto. LlgHwzGp Falls. EcodsDsrt and
rrlor E.tg. Returns alternate days
=. TR0ETz1AN A.stsf.
TssegA0re. Rss IL.
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Notice TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NnTTcF or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
fnr.-Notice - hereby given that the ar
nuat - 4 N,,esrs psiis,et, 80, - ot the
vsll ba held or Thursday. tire esth dav
or February. 1887, az room SIS Burke
hutgdInE in TIRE city % Seattle Wash
freton. at o'clock p n.
This meeting s. held IN pursuance OF the
bylaws 81 sa}d company.
Dated January &sth. lsf7.
c. 2. CONVERSE.
AesistAnf 5000.
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~rTy TFEASVRrRsS NCTTCE-Cttv &c
tSae.--Nottes = hereby gswca that ths
us annual InsTAtlEEezs o. lSca2 improve
sneni 1sstrEct Nc. = fsr IRE improve
Street n tha CITY q Seatsle. from ths
Sask afEe o1 Victory Street formerly
Known as Section $ 10 IT, searssA
I.aSe Shore & Eastern right 90 way in
hsgaey's Addition under the provisions
Of ordnance No. ETs. whEea PROVIDES TOR
TIE improvement cE said street by grad
2nE ard nlsnkInG the same ara cen
struetsng sidewalks OF both sides there
o. with parking STRIPS between SIDE
walks sra property lines ard providing
to- Inc payment therefor In SrSFa fAgr~rts
ana ESTABLISHING 4 fund Ter sncn pay
fnenf ~ the levying and collection cs
special assessments mon the property
benefited BY TIE Improvement and pro-
Vi1lng Tor the issuance OF bonds SIS an-
tncTixe1 by Al at OF the legislature q
TIE state % Washington. approved
ions Of ordinance No. 80. approved
May Tn, 1Ss&, IS amended by ordinance
Nc Szze approved Enly 1th. 1S&s has
oeen duly certified 70 ne fer eoliectssn,
ard The respective sums therein charged
snd levied against eGeh parcel and lot
ef land. and part thereof. "a said Ess-
rTtct, n payment nf such tnstallNnans
remains UNPAID, and the same, inciu6-
lng the interest On the vheie amount
charged must - paid on or Before
Seventh day % March. fs97 Unless pay
snenF Be made or such tnsTaffnert en- or
before the seventh Gay Of Narch fSS7
the same shall become delinquent and
shan bear interest a. ne rate of nine
per cent per annun. until paid. and IL
not paid before said time. q penalty OF
i've 60 per ceat. shah be added and the
sums delinquent shall he entered on the
annual tax roll for The current year
against each lot ane parcel or land. and
part thereof. so delinquent. and with
the Interest ard penalty shall BE col
lected as ether taxes, together with
sacA additional charges or penalties as
are authorized 20 be charged and cel-
iectsd on other delinquent taxes. ana
each lot or parcel o. land 80 delinquent
shall ba sold for the amount ef such
assessment. with interest. penalty and
costs, In the manner provided ~ law.
GEORGE F MEACHAM,
City Treasurer oS the City cf Seattle.
Date OF LIST publication. February sth.
$50.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGTOS ROUTE.
STEAMER A. n. ROBINSON.

Carving Il. 3. Mall
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves city dock, foot OF Main
street $50 a. NJ. calling 80 South Beach,
Eurcheli Brick Yard. Bremertan, u. =.
Navy Yard sidney. Charleston. Tracyton,
chico. Siiverdafe Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station az z 3. m. arrives Seattle
A. % IA r. ~. Robinson. master. Lilly.
Eogardus 4 Co. agents, Telephone. Main
A.
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Yr1EsT SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SLIP COMPANY.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria, y: 6
S;Doani I.vl NJ Tacoma ITO MI t4eam
l0isam,Lvi 81 Seattle AR 9Snam
.sopmiI.vf III PtTownsend sAriil 4spm
4a0pm Arlllo Victoria Mll.Fi s,Npm
sDsiiy except Monday
This steamer furnishes flrxt-class accom-
raoas,ions. carrying both freight and pas
sengers. and leaves from Neser wharf,
Seattle
G. r THORNDYkE,
Yesler wharf. Seattle
4 A. %ADEAu.
General Agent y. Y. Railway.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER RosALIE.
Arlington dock leaves for Victoria ard
Port townsend daily. except Saturday. az
10 D IN returning leaves Victoria AZ I'D
a m Steamer idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way perta daily. except
sunday. at a. m. Sunday, direct. a.
a m, returning. direct. leaves Port
Townsend az y. m. Phone. Pike ".
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vHATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anaoories.
Fsfrhavsn or whatoom Leaves CONNER
cial dock Tacoma. p. m. city dock
foot Mar street) seaftls 3 y. M. Tues
Thur and sat Returning leaves What
CEN p m +: Fairhavsn. SIS .. m. and
AnacaTtes 10 p. m. sun. Wednes. and
Frf Farez- Seattle 81 or 81 % round trip.
Tacoma 1872. or g. round trip
w N. ELLIS.
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AUCTION SALE
At ARLINGTON SALESEO0M. on Mon
fav. February s ST il N. sharp. q
rea1ffty q household furniture con-
sfxtfuz cf Bedroom sets. carrots stoves
hess Hfasn crocEsrv. lounges. chairs
rooklaK utensils and slhar articles too
numerous 20 Fnention-
r - Bf4AkER~ Ancsi1neer.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASURER'S NOTTCE-City OF
Seattle-Notice is hereby given that the
End annual instailment Of LOCAL improve
ment dis u No: = Tor t ne, iaP se.s-
tie, from Division Street 20 Madison
Street under the provisions OF ordinances
No. $3.50. which provides for the I'M
1rovement of said street by construct
Ing sewer along the center line OF said
Hyde Street between said streets, an
eluding all necessary yves, manholes:
ventiiators, openings, catch basins ana
flushing tanks and providing for the
payment therefor In installments and es-
tabiishing fund for such payment by the
isvying and collection OF special assess
ments upon the property benefited oy
the Improvement. and providing for the
issuance OF bonds as authorized by an
act OF the legislature OF the state OF
Washington, approved March sth. 1893
and under the provisions OF ordinance
No. sS4s, approved May tn, lsA. as
amended by ordinance No. $40, sp-
proved July lith. 1894, has been duly
certified 10 me for collection. and the
respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and bot OF
land. and part thereof. in said district
in payment OF such installmeslt remains
unpaid and the same. Including the
intsress on the whole amount charged
must Do paid on or before seventh day
OF March 1887. Unless payment be
made on such instaliment on or before
the Seventh day OF March, 1851 the
same shah become delinquent ana snail
bear interest at the rate OF nine per
cent. per aunum until paid. and IL not
maid before said time. penalty or
i've CD per cent. shall be added. and the
sums delinquent shall be entered on the
annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel Of land. and
part thereof. 50 delinquent. and with the
Interest and penalty shall be collected
as other taxes. together with sucn sd
ditionai charges ar penalties as aTs au-
rhnrlzed "a Re CHARGED and collected on
other delinquent taxes and each lot or
parcel OF land 50 delinquent shan be
sold fer the amount OF such assessment
with interest. penalty and costs. IN the
manner provided by law.
GEORGE +. MEAcHAM,
CITY Treasurer OF the City Ok Seattle.
Date OF Isl publication. February 5th.
lsg1
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PEHx0yA


AEERN ETHy-
s4Ak recsis@d trgm Esss,ern fnsts-tes
uGtton an Are
NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES
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NorrcE OF DIssoLt ROY.

pYEINe AND CLEANING.
So kNCrSsNo DYE WORKS. 90 Sec
anA Ge.sPAoze, &e1 ~
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oCULIsTs AND AURisTs.

DR.. A B. KIBBE. oculist, aurisl ana
physician fer diseases Of the tnroat
moved 20 rooms s2s-S2T Bailey Oullalns'
corner Second and Cherry streets
DR. STILJSON Jeye. ear. nose ana THROAT
Halter building corner "a and Columoi
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popT ORCHARD AND PORT Wash
FNgTN% ROUTE

ETEAMEH AkEt p FEftLsFst
.~ayss GalbrzsEn dock fest u Washing
for street. Ter south Eeacn. sylvan grove,
~ waite BFe-n~ftcn. En3se1 States Dry
Dsrk. Charleston. Sidney. Traeyfons Chi
co. sssveTdzts. A. ? "a saturday. . m /:
rsfurwlmx leaves ssiverdAle At tst5 n. ~.
T@8epaone. Red 81
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MEDICAL.

----~~----~---.-e-e
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SAGE will cure Ia
GRIPPE. and il Is a great tonic and q
specific for biiiousness. colds, 1eVers.
chills. liver and kidney compiaint
malaria general debility etc. Try IT,
Price 80 cents Rocky Mountain sage
Co. London, New York and Chicago.
For sale by Stewart & Holmes Drug
Co. Seattle wholesale agents
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash.

clusiyely.
Deposits received from 81 TO sio.eco.
Interest allowed per annum: Ssx Der
cert. on term deposits. per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved eoliaterals only.
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SAN Juan TsI~ANDs
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
"a rrwfrz Tsrfta4 states n3ail, leaves ETty
SssS fans Of asAfn street. Monaay. " sd
reKAav and FFs1sy a. a IA. for Port
-~swn SeFga san joan lsszn1s eE5 New
81 aaecorn Rssurnirs, Essgss Ss@ What
con Tuass7ay THURSDAY ard SataFaay. ~
= "a J. X Tsou1pssn. n-a1zs 20 y Dess
lily. Bowzrass a Co. agents City dock.
Teseph one. Main g.
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TRANSFER COMPANY.

rtrr SEATTLE TRANSFER Co Third
- afesce. telephone Man a. ~ Csher~v
srrs..f. fe spaane Main * wAyeaogss.
le,.l ge'enaons = or 40 Storage std n
si-rsn-e - t3s lowest rates
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1YN.a THE O. y BOX fer mesAeaFerA.
'ssf-.s+s-ss fzrton ard Great Nerthe~n teF-
80 hacks guTucYa ard sncra.s
1910. quick saFvfc@ Teiephona Main
- "a secczd. Branch P2cldc lam
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-11-12
Albion and Bristol.


Herman Dornink has a very sick
child.
VIM. Keune's babe is improving
slowly.
Mrs. E. Bernham is again afflicted
with heart trouble.
Ed Crowell has q severe attack of
sciatica.
Miss Ethel Cole will teach the
Liberty in Albion.
Mrs. Eliza Mason Sundayed with
her cousin. Mrs. Van Dee.
Miss Stella Springfield closed a
successful fall term in our Florence
vile school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Adams spent
several days last week with their
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Haskins, in
Canton.
Quite number from this vicinity
are attending court in Preston this
week.
Charley Serfling, who had gone
West to look up a location, was
joined by his family this week.
Fred Cole, one of Howard county Is
successful teachers, is home on a
four weeks vacation. He is employed
at Round Grove near Riceville.
John Fink is over to Preston
having been drawn on the grand
jury.
Mrs. A. q. Serfling is somewhat
indisposed.
Roy Cramer drove over from Pres
ton with load of young people last
Sunday, and took dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. John Fink.
The telephone is now complete
between Granger and Bristol and
DIR. Gowdy's residence is to be con.
nected with the main line.
}. 7. Drummond is invoicing and
will retire from business. r. r.
Wickba is to be his successor. Mr..
and Mrs. Drummond go to Florida to
spend the winter.
i We are sorry to hear one of oul
little gentleman friends has been
causing some trouble in the Granger
school. His always having been one
1 of our especial favorites, we are
doubly grieved both for the child anG
his parents, who rank among oul
very best people.
Rob. Crowell has leased ground O
Frank Crowell in Floleaceville and il
putting up feed mill that will b'
run by steam power and hopes b,
, square dealing to win share of thu
public patronage.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-11-12

from the 42nd senatorial district
of Iowa, comprising the counties of
Winneshiek and Howard, is native
of Illinois, but has been a resident
within the district he will represent
for thirty-two years.
Mr.. Lyons is domestic in his habits,
is married, has six children and is de-
votedly attached to his family and to
his home.
He is Catholic in religion, but lib
eral enough to allow all persons OF
other faith, the same freedom of
thought and association that he asks
for himself, leaving it to the approv-
al of the conscience of each.
He is the friend of the public school
system OF our state, regarding it as
the only means by which the children
of the poor of every country and ma
tionality, finding home in the state,
can be secure in the opportunity of
securing an education.
Politically he is a Democrat of the
straitist sect, and thoroughly endors.
es the Chicago platform and the
financial policy that gave the coun-
try from 1899 until 1878, free and un-
limited coinage of both gold and sill
Yer at the ratio Of 16 to /. With JEFF
ferson and Jackson he is opposed to
all banks of issue, would have all
forms of money whether of gold, sill
yer or paper, issued exclusively by
the government, every dollar made a
full legal tender for all debts, public
and private, and believes that an hon
est administration of the government,
in the interest of the people, demands
that it should receive for dollar
whatever form of money it has paid
out to the people for dollar, wheth-
er Of gold, silver or paper. He Lelieves
it is the right and the duty Of the state
to adjust and regulate transportation
charges SO as to prevent all discrilni
nation in favor of cliques, combines
and trusts, to the end that producers
shall not be compelled to market theil
products at less profit than that ol
those in the combines that control in
these matters.
He is in favor of an honest admin
istration, and opposed to having po
litical friends rewarded for partizan
services, at the cost of the public
thus bringing scandal upon the state
and bankruptcy to its treasury.
He lie temperate, energetic, and Q
worker, and as he is devotedly at
tached to the interests of the produc
ing classes will be a faithful repre-
sentative of his constituency.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-11-12
Married.

OFTEN N-BRoNNER-At the residence of
the brides parents, in Albion, by
Rev. Shaffer, Mr.. b. E. Often and
Miss Anna Bronner.
Following is list of gifts presented
to the couple on that occasion: Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. Walter, table cloth !;
johnson Bros, bed blankets; Martha
Weinkauf, lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. Vein
kauf, water set; Matte Dempewolf,
glass pitcher; Will Michel, glass
dishes; Andrew Ludwig, glass dishes;
Adolph Walter, glass pitcher; John
Boyd, two table spreads; John Bron-
ner, glass pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Michel, lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Cramer, lamp, plates, tumblers, and
platter; Benjamin Dempewolt, fruit
dish; Amanda Dempewolf, fruit dish;
Alma Bronner, tooth pick holder; Mr..
and Mrs. John Dempewolf, rocking
chair; Dan Bronner and John HAYES.
extension table; Mrs. B. Often, SET
dining room chairs; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bronner, bed spread; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mintey, patch work quilt
Matilda Fagion, set pie plates; W. b.
Often, clock; Tebold Bronner, 81:
Jake Bronner, So Jake Cramer, 50
Rich Kreger, 81; Alfred Kreger, 81
Sam Bronner, $50.
HALwEG-NAsr-At the Lutheran
church at Davis Corners, Nov.
1897, by Rev. Neidermeir, Arthur
Halweg and Mary Mast, all Of
Howard county, Iowa.
The young couple start with til,
best wishes of numerous friends i,
which the PLAIN DEALER joins mos
, heartily.
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Sweet Potatoes.

Don't fail to order the well known
and celebrated Eagle brand of Jersey
sweet potatoes, which we guarantee
to give better satisfaction than any
other sweet potatoes. Sold only by
AMUNDsoN & LoFTHUS..
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-11-12

A car of fresh flint plaster, at
Harry Moore's, Lime Springs.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-11-12
Petit Jurors

summoned to appear at 10 a. m., on
Tuesday, December IA, the second
day of the next term of the District
court:
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-11-12

Tuesday, December IA, the secone
lay of the next term of the Distric'
,ourt:
w. H Deane, Cresco, 1sst Ward
Jas. Mcmillan, -
w. H. Mahaffy s. !" ("
v. j. Hall $ 2nd s
Ed. We0ber, 3rd
Milton Foye, Forest City
Jas. Irvine, $
w. A. Smith, 6 $
Fred Lukes, New Oregon
Joseph Malek, ''' $
T. G. Sovereign, - =
Jas. Woodward, Howard Center
Will Marshall, $ ="
Frank Schacht 8 ''
j. W. Blade, Chester
Edwin Knight Oak Dale
W. j. Webster, Albion
j. w. Phillips, ''
P. l. DeLange. =
Thos McCook, Sr. jamestown
Frank Cue,
Soren Anderson, IS
Joseph Kovorik, Paris
Henry Wolfe, Howard
Joseph Irwin, 90
Chas. Tiernay, s
T. j. Shrieve, .
Tim Deagan, Alton
Mike eastman, 9
Mike Smith, g
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-11-12


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