Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-11-12

i 1t is frequently the case that an
Ohio election triumph doesn't keep
over night. Hanna neglected to sit
up with it over night and the Gever.
nor elect is a candidate for the senate.
and Foraker smiles.
Cabinet Photographs Of babies and
children only, have been taken for
$3.50 a dozen until now. Any style
Photo, cabinet size, will be taken for
the same price until after the holt
days.-Russell Studio.
There is some danger that the Ma
tional democratic party of Iowa will
not have adherents enough to supply
the party candidates, in which event
it might fuse with Weller, who like
Barkis, is always willin'.
This office is in receipt OF big
order for job work from parties in
Montana, who have been former
patrons of this Office in years past,
and still remembered where they had
got good work at reasonable prices.
1t is reported that one of the eager
boys in Winneshiek county, died un-
expectedly yesterday morning. He
had been sick but three or four days,
and had not thought his condition was
dangerous. He was some twenty six
years OF age, we are told.
| Following are the grand jurors
drawn from this county for the next
term of the U. S. court at Dubuque:
r. Woods, Cresco, and Iran Peel
novsky, Protivin; and the following
petit jurors: s. A. Hamilton. Cresco,
and b r. Carney, LIE Roy, MINI.
You have looked into, a beautiful
face. seen the sweet smile, rosy checks,
laughing eyes, and wished nature had
made you more attractive. Take
| Rocky Mountain Tea, Nature s.beauti-
fer. 1t doesthe business.
rSold by DR. VIM. Connolly.
DuRoc JERsEYs:-A fine lot OF young
boars fit for service, will be sold to
the highest bidder Saturday, Nov. 13,
1897. at about p. m. at my place in
Cresco. They are from full blood
dam and sire. Registered animals.
j. j. CLEMMER.
See our line of breakfast foods, all
new and fresh-hominy, Fould's
Wheat Germ, Glutena, Gold Harvest,
Pettijohn's California Breakfast Food,
Quaker Rolled White Oats, Granose
Flakes, Salmon's Gluten Food; if you
want these fresh, buy of Amundson &
Lofthus.
A woman should keep her age as
young as posaible. The fewer years it
carries in the eyes Of others, the great
er her power to charm and win the
battles of life. We would advise all
ladies to use Rocky Mountain Tea
Natures heautifier. Keeps one young.
Sold by DR.. VIM. Connolly.
We sent statements to 200 SUBJ
scribers who are delinquent, COM
mencing Oct. 80. But few have re-
sponded, with evidence that pros
perity has reached them. TO those
residing out of Howard county, unless
remittance comes before then, after
two weeks their names will be
dropped.
| "A iSUGSt irOL bOudlT yesterday, |
says: 1.-The Bonair creamery burned,
and nearly all of it contents The
butter, books, and separator bowls
alone were saved. No insurance on
building or contents. Total Loss to all
concerned. Fire originated around
boiler. 1t is expected the building
will be rebuilt at once .
N. Graf u Co. have supply of the
Washburn-Crosby gold medal flour,
the first that has been on our market
for more than a year. 1t is a brand
OF flour that no person was ever heard
to say cit is as good as''-some other
brand, because it is the par excellence
of perfection. 1t is no uncommon
thing TO hear dealers speak OF some
brand they have, saying it is just as
good as the Washburn-Crosby gold
medal. Graf & Co. have all the
other brands to be found in this
market, also bran shorts and feed,
which they are advertising literally
through the PLAIN DEALER
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