Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-20
A Kings Daughter, tonight.
Emancipated Woman. April 27.

A Kings Daughter, tonight.
Emancipated Woman. April 81.
Paints, oils and varnishes, at Eck-
STEMS, Chester.
Mrs. C. j. Caward went TO Wauco-
ma last Saturday.
A Kings Daughter, at Opera House
Tuesday, April goth.
w. 4. Haskins was down from Ches-
ter, Friday Of last week.
George Kunes has ordered Gem
fence machine Of Hatch Bros.
The Gordon hat is guaranteed to
wear one year, at O'Malley's.
Editor Adams returned home from
his Dakota trip Friday evening.
Hay and straw for sale at Martin
Lydon's, one mile west of town.
H. ii. Huesselmann is enjoying &
visit from his brother Ed of Usage.
Z. j. Barnes is fencing in his lots
with some of the Hatch Bros. fence.
For RENT-My house on Sunrise
Hill. GEO. CHRYsT.
just walk over and examine those
Lawn mowers, at Miller & Webber's.
Such thing as gold democrat is
as impossible as Is an ungodly chris
tian.
An heir was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Clancy OF Maple Leaf, April 15,
1897.
Drugs and all the reliable patent
medicines at Eckstein's Chester Drug
store.
Luther college band will give con-
cert in Lyric Hall, May 15. Program
hereafter.
Prof. Stout was down from Lime
Springs last Saturday as was also Ed
itor Evans.
! For fresh groceries or good meal
go to M. Barrett's Restaurant, Market
ST., Cresco. sept 1y1
w. B. Ousley, D D. S., in Cresco
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed to
give satisfaction. 15tf
Carl Hanson is having some chicken
fence built with the Gem machine, by
the Hatch Brothers.
John Wilson has recently been
granted patent on guiding attach
mant for cu1tivafors
Remember the "Emancipated Wom-
an" she hasant given up coming but
will be here sure April 9th.
10, Is, and 25 cents for seats OF the
Kings Daughters, Tuesday, April 20.
Seats on sale at the usual place.
Money to loan at the First National
Bank. A few real estate loans desired
59w4
Clover flax and timothy for seed.
5sts S. '.A.saosvsssn. 4.
If you want nice lawn, just get one
of those avn mowers Of
- Miller & Webber.
PorAToEs FOR SALE-the Alex
ander. Inquire Of j. H. Jones,
56t4 OF Bonair Iowa.
Joseph Mclaughlin, father OF Mrs.
j. j. Fessenden, died at his home in
Burr Oak, April 9, aged over 85 years.
Uncle Jim Brown has been enjoying
visit from grayheaded nephew, a
Mr.. Earl, from the far off state OF Or
egon.
Geo. Reeves offers good COW for
sale. She is giving now a fine mess
of milk and is due to be fresh W inter
mixer.
Mrs. Fred Maurer, of Chester, came
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Burr, over Sunday, returning home
Monday.
We carry the largest line OF Lawn
mowers in Cresco, and the latest i'm
proved and light running, at
Miller & Webber's
Everybody invited to come In and
examine those beautiful Steel Ranges
and Gasoline and OH stoves, at
Miller & Webber's.
Losr-A pocketbook between O'Mal-
ley's store and Prof. Ling's home,
containing some money. Finder will
leave at this office and receive reward
LosT-A little, round, red leather
pocketbook with little change in it.
1t is valuable only as a very choice
souvenir. Please leave at this Office.
The trustees of the Fremont congre-
grtion have contracted with Hatch
Bros, for &c rods of Perfect Gem
fence, to be placed around their church
yard.
| DR.. Anna Shaw is born orator.
Has magnificent voice which she
never spares but which end.res, with
out impairment, most severe usage.
Hear her.
Confidence has been fully restored.
Since election May wheat has declined
20 cents, May corn has declined 6
cents, and May oats 5 cents.-Alton
Democrat.
60 to the Gilbert Studio for up to
date and first-class work. We carry the
finest line of card mounts ever in your
city. our Madailions are very pleasing.
Givr us call.