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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-18
An Echo erom Antiauity.

Out Of the tombs of men long dead--
Out OF oblivions night
Comes the cry that Helen's hair was red
And the wooden horse was white
--Richmond Times. -.v'iei-.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-18
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provi.lon., Etc.

s,f'F
Chicago, March IL.
WHEAT-Stronger with fair trading,
May, $1.04G1.04si; July. S6MQsSc; Septem-
Der, 7s1a@7s1sc.
coRN-Firm. Cash, 2sA92sAc; May.
s01s@30Ac; July. slA0s11ac; September, a2ss
632ho.
pATs-steady. No. 3 cash. 2sAc; May. 2ess
@28Ac; July, 24ss324ssc.
RYE-Was slow and easy. No. 2 cash
was 4S&Q49o; No. 8, 48c and No. 4, depend
s ssso, on quality ''o4Ss; May delivery $50
BARLEY-Steady, but ADVANCE checked,
Screenings, s1e,00Ql4O0 per ton; feed Bar.
ley, S6036c: low grade mating acc; good
mating, S7QS9c; choice to fine, 4OQi1c and
fancy, 42@43c.
PORK. LARD AND RIBs-Firm and
higher May pork opened at 9.OOQ9. 80, fell
to 1885, but reacted to $9971s; May lard
started at $50. and after selling at IS. ON
hrmed up to s5.1O05 121a; May ribs ranged
from $500 up to s5.o5.
POTATOES-Steady. Fancy Burbanks
sold at 85087c; good to fancy Rose, 6O@62c
bmall and common Rose. 5696ae
EGGs-Barley steady. Fresh eggs cases
returned We're sold at sAQ91sc.
BUTTER Quiet and barely steady
Creameries, 1S@lShc; diaries. 12g1Sc.
LIVE PoULTRY-steady. Turkeys ga
W. SAASAeASt oVAASp A|uChps tVoC per pOuuO
Geese. s3.VO@5.00 per dozen.
New York, March 1s.
FLOUR-!InaetiYe but fairly steady.
WHEAT-spot easy; No. red, $104ssQ
LOSS; options late deliveries closed h0Ac
net lower against A0&c advance in near
months; No. red March, $1.04ssg1 .O611
closed sl.O4at; May. sSk@sl. oossss; closed 1850
CORN-Spot easy; No. 2. s71tc; options
closed dull and easy at 1sc net decline; May.
Sz%Q35c; closed s4&c.
oATs-spot dull; No. .. S10slAc; No. I:
white. asAc; options closed unchanged
May closed a0Ao.
WOOI-Very dull.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Easy; western steamed. S5.s21t
refined steady. q
BUTTER-Firm. Western creamery, 1.
919c; Elgins, 1sc; factory. uQ14c.
CHEESE-Dull Light skins, 6@61sc,
part Skins, 4Q51ac; full skins, 2@3c.
EGGS-Firm. State and Pennsylvania,
lo&@llc; Western. le1ac; southern. lO%o,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-18
Farms for Sale by J. c. O'Niel,

FARMS f0r Sale by ]. G. O'NieI,
Several fine farms for sale in
Howard county ranging from 40 to
100 acres at special bargains and
terms to suit purchasers, several
houses and lots in Cresco at bargains,
also farms for sale on the installment
plan In other states. For information
lpply to ]. Q. O'NIEL, Cresco, Iowa,
,r i. Il Kelley, Cresco, in Strother
House Block.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-18

Fire at Alden destroyed some of the
principal buildings of the town, the loss
being $4,000. 4
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-18

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
ioc s5cy EaE.har5ie cure constipation forever
>0e' Soc IL u. O. fall druggists refund money.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-18

Ta as1s es vfa fAs sHf e sig sS,i& with
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-18
TO Man the Amazonas.

The new cruiser Amazonas, according
TO present plans, will be manned entire
ny from the San Francisco. That vessel
sailed at six o'clock Tuesday morning
from Lisbon and will arrive in the Tyne
about Friday. 1t Is expected that she
will divide her officers and crew with
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-18

2. r z 9 NssNse =. 3, z..--.sss s Is,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-18

Mr.. Penick's cigarette bill, which has
been referred to the house committee
on public health, has the following pro-
visions:
1t shall be unlawful for any person, firm
or corporation to sell or give away ciga-
rettes containing amy injurious drug or
other deleterious matter or substance for
eign to tobacco except the pure paper and
gelatinous adhesive substance to hold the
same. 1t shall be unlawful to sell or give
to minor under Is years any cigarette OF
any kind whatever. It shall be unlawful
for any dealer in cigarettes to sell any
package of cigarettes containing any pio-
ture, photograph, button or any other ar
ticle except the wrapper containing the
cigarette, or to sell or give to any minor
under the age Of IS years any picture pho
tograph, button or any article designed to
advertise cigarettes or induce the purchase
thereof. Every person, firm or corporation
desiring to engage in the business of SELL
ing cigarettes or any substitute therefor
In this state must first procure from the
county auditor of the county in which the
business is to be carried on a receipt show
Ing that he has paid the license fee, which
Is to be ten dollars per annum for each re-
tail dealer and SIS for each wholesale deal
er. The proceeds from such license fees are
to be equally divided between the state and
the county in which the payment Is made.
The county auditor is authorized to charge
g fee of 50 cents for each receipt, in addi-
tlon TO the license fee. The penalty for
violation of the law Is to be not less than $50
nor more than siCo for each offense, or i'm
prlsonment in the county Jail not to ex-
coed 30 days.
This law is intended to be reason
able license law, from which consider
able revenue, will be derived. The pres
ent law is imperative.
WIN Reduce Appropriations.
The house appropriations committee
has finished its work, but the senate
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-18

Chicago. March IL.
WHEAT-Stronger with fair trading.
May, $1.04@1.04ss; July. S6h@sSc; septem-
Der, 7s1aQ79hc.
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McCULLY BROS.
UNCl- SAM
over the fence and clear out of the pen, exciting
the wonder and admiration Of the World.

,ld;nc starving Cuba help America the strongest richest
and greatest country earth responds noby that call From the tour
a me- And dasdy cowardy bucheng Spanard requested
to gather up his little Kettle his aggraang bundle told
M @ and get out the Spanish Bull does not move out with
,o facility Sam grabs him by the tail and sings him out vi
] there believing and eah but the Spanish bu
win never remember gOrog Uncle Sam agaln
M while; we sending thousands thousands OF picked braves
tho Front while Dewey the American flag PHILIPPINE islands
while Sampson preparing clean the whole Spanish eet now the
% Will the making ready sweep like cyclone
% Havana Banco the chastslng which he so justly de-
serves we are preparing protect our home people to the fullest extent
w, know Spanish or nerlca' OF y
% persons lurking watching for t" snatch
.nd they ind unposte not u
n wa,chfu their interests but ready with ammunition III
abundance Our guns loaded and trained OIL the enemy ana cs the
sind of shot We shoot ~ , .;1o Co., 1s,,l y, md Il,
- a ;s ssc ward Drl Sc yard Another lot lng
49, ~ 81 .rG Another Quilt Calico 0c pound Good Cotontc
t 2oc muir extra quality Ovcrl & and 44c pair asons best Shoe
M o v or Stockings don't fail latest we
are shooting at competition with Zoe black or tan Sock AT &c a los
ns 5c Sc one and 2lc Are gong 1" paper y'M house
Sv;, M Won h;oh quality canvasng yard heavy checked omun
] et tript, and Shng 6 yards the "lar Have
COW boon deferred putting Shades house on account o
$780, DO YOU allow paor ttngrcom 10 lack this very important
arhcs listen to these happy dn we can give s you @ our d eat
Shade Tho Queen City our fornr 'c goods
Dor The old No fifty cents Shade with beautiful nge 3c; q'c
S. =, oSc M Shades 5c and the dollar shades at 40 low
- lI thew last do YOU say Well that amt the question: Inc
o " my S - n vou come in anl yours before they al
Nickel over Alhm,iam &c dozen Aluminium lnb two for
Tn; Cleaner lhe ~ ounce
M AGATE iron Coffee ac Agate Iron Dish Pans 29 to oc
Oval Foot Tubs 2oc ngng Pots loc sa' aux @nl ~ n n
man Household Dyes Oc Stick Blue for 9 aen 'c 3D. eea0u
searcl Ga sc and IOc 1ackacc arahne Candles c each
ememfr sc are letting Special Glass Sale prices remain on great
napy Goods until closed out Don't be too ae TT, , e. - ~
Chewing best made five different nAV'' W''' '" " ~ wv
nc- Ball Potash 10 gallons soft soap 4c
Three cheers for Cuba America
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= Faith without works is about as
useless as a watch without wheels.
Free Pills.

Send your address to H. L. Bncklen &
Co, Chicsgo apd get q free sample box of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial will
convince you Of their merits. These pills
are easy in action and are particularly
effective in the cure Of Constipation and
Sick Headache. For Malaria and LIVER
troubles they have been proved invaluable.
They are guaranteed to be perfectly free
from every deleterious substance and to
be purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to the
stomach and bowels greatly nvigorate the
system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold
by Hill-Orr Drug Co.
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NOTICE.

rH,lsE management Of the Eqa'tshle Lille
Assurance Society in thls territory Is
dssirDlls nf securing the seryiesH OF n:au
of character and ability to represent iIs
interest With Anderson az headquarters.
Thc ri.br man will be thoroughly cdu-
catrd iu The science ot Liic Insurance and
tho art OF ,u,r.essful soliciting. Ihete is
no husines> nr profession NOT requiring
cn,itai winch j. more remunerative than
life agency conducted with energy ana
nbility Correspondence with men VINO
desire to secnrc permanent employment
and are ambitions 10 attain prominence III
Tho profession is Invited.
W. j. RODDEf. Manager,
Rock Hill, s. @,
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In the Civil War hundreds of brave
soldiers who fell upon the field Of bat
tie were consigned to unknown graves
for the simple reason that in their
sad cases Identification was impossible.
But the war department has adopted
measures by which soldiers will fare
better in the conflicts of the future.
We quote in this connection from the
Philadelphia North American. In
outlining the measures adopted by the
war department, this paper au-
thority observes: 'This unhappy fate
will be guarded against in the future
by having the soldiers when they go
into action wear around their necks
small tags made Of aluminium, upon
which shall be stamped the numeral
assigned each nan on the muster rolls,
with the letter of his company, bat
terry or troop aud his regiment. BY
this plan the men who die for their
country may be easily identified and
will thus be saved from the fate OF
being consigned to an unmarked
grave. 1t is meritorious plan and
the war department is deserving Of
commendation for the forethought
and consideration which prompted it.
While the idea of wearing tags may
be somewhat revolving 70 the instincts
of ohivalry, still the precaution seems
to be wise and proper.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-08

Senator Daniels, of Virginia, made
one Of the strongest speeches yet
made in Congress against an issue OF
bonds, and in favor Of paying the ex-
penses Of the war as We go along,
rather than saddling them upon pos
terity. Replying to the contention
that the issue Of bonds proposed was
intended for effect upon Spain, Sena-
tor Daniels said that if the desired
effect could be assured he was ready
to vote to issue the bonds. ''But,
he impressively continued. "if Spain
was not convinced at Manila that this
country was in earnest in this war,
then Sampson, Schley and Miles and
their Licutenants have some argu-
ments to submit to her that will prove
to be even more assured vehicles of
conviction than any issue Of bonds
could be. He declared the stamp
tax to be the most odious aud pesti-
ferrous tax invented By man.
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The latest news from the war state
that big victory has been won by the
American feet at Santiago de Cuba,
where the Spanish feet is bottled up.
On Monday Sampson and Schley,
with their long range guns poured
terrific storm of shot and she'll into
the Spanish forts, garrisons and ships
and completely destroyed every land
battery and did great damage TO the
Spanish feet. United States troops
have been landed and others are to
follow. The officials at Washington
are jubilant at the victory.
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The Bureau Of Statistics estimate
from the records Of the past ten
months that the excess Of exports
over imports for the fiscal year ending
June 30 will approximate 100000, 600.
This will be the biggest export trade
ever done by the United States in any
one year.
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CTArE OF SOUTH KOLlNA.
~ ANDERSON COUNTY
Yy r. M. Bur,,as. Ju<tge of Probate.

By Il. III. Bnrr'ss. Juttge of Probate.
WHEREAS, nj. L.. Jefferson ha.
uppl;ed to ne 10 grant her Letters al Ad-
ninistrat;on on the Estate ai,d effects Of
Thos. Nj. Jef;erson, dcs:fas-sd.
These are therefore to rite aui adn,on-
lnh HI kindred aud creditors or the said
Thoy. M. Jefferson. decd. ~ be and appear
before lne III Court OK l'r,bate. io be held
At Anderson c. Il. Oh the 51.nd day pf
June, 1898, alter publication he-,oy,
to show cause. If any they have. why
tina said Administrations should no. be
grunt+.i. Given under my hand. this
:..7th dnv Of April, 1898
4. AZ. BURRI6S. lnd44,. Probate.
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Representative Hartman. of Mon
tana, has introduced joint resolution
directing the Secretary Of the Navy to
have prepared and delivered suitable
medals Of honor to Lieut.. Hobson and
each member Of his crew for gallant,
heroic and patriotic services rendered
to the United States at Santiago
harbor on June 3, 1898. 1t appropri-
ates $500 for the purpose.
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Mr.. W. W. Ball has retired from
the editorial chair Of the Greenville
Ne.os, and is succeeded by Dir. A. B.
Williams, it's former editor, who, for
the past two years, has been engaged
in journalism in New York. { Mr..
Bail is q brilliant, versatile writer,
and while we regret his retirement,
we are more than pleased that MIR.
Williams has returned to, assume his
old duties.
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OUR SOLDIER BOYS.
Happenings Of Interest to Home Folks
Concerning Anderson Volunteers
OF for Chlckamauga.
CAMP ELLERBE,

COLUMBIA, S. c., June 5, 1898.
At last, after long waiting, the
Regiment is complete, and We have
definite orders to move to Chick
amauga. Everyone, from the highest
oficer.to the lowest private, welcomes
this news with rejoicing, for, although
everything considered, we have spent
the time very pleasantly, still the men
came for war, not peace, and will not
be satisfied until they are at the front.
It would shame some of the old vete-
rams who have asserted that there was
no patriotism in the young men OF
to-day, compared with that Of the
young men Of the South previous to
the civil war, if they could be here in
camp. Why, every mothers son of
them will fight, and every one that |
have heard speak of the matter has
expressed the greatest anxiety to go
the front.
The other day Capt. Ezra B. Fuller
called our attention to the fact that
the friends at home of the Georgia
volunteer forces were carrying out a
scheme which will be of great benefit
to the Georgia Companies, and that is
a Company fund We have already
started one ourselves by saving each
day that portion of our allowance for
rations above the wants of the Com
pany. In this way quite sum is
saved each week, which will go to-
wards increasing the Company fund
for the purchase of extras, such as
fresh vegetables, eggs, etc. 1t has
been suggested that those Of the
"home folks who desire to contribute
to this fund, as the Georgia people
are doing, should be given the oppor-
tunity. All those who desire to do
so may send their contributions to
Capt. H. II. Watkins, Company c.,
First Regiment 5. G. v, U. S. ~.
Chickamauga, Tia.
Mr. Noel Sharpe has acquired quite
a reputation as doctor. BY means
of a concoction Of roots and herbs he
has kept the whole of Company { in
good health, and now the demand Tor
his herb ten (Which is distributed
gratis) is so great that hc can hardly
fill.it. 1t is IN actual fact that the
hospital attendance ha, fallen OFT
more and more each day since this
remedy has been in use and inquiries
for ''Dr. Sharpe are frequent.
Already the preparations for de-
parturc have begun, and the men are
packing their belongings and writing
their farewell letters.
The Y. u. G. A. tent is popular
resort for the soldiers aud il filed
from "reveillc to TAPS.
Company c is the recipient Of
another honor in the appointment by
Colonel Alston Of J.J. Trowbridge AS
chief musician for Is. Regiment, ).
c. V.
day the government blankets
were distributed to the soldier, and
the Stutc blankets returned
All the drinking water for the SOL
d diers is now boiled.
JAS. f. KlLLEDEEw.
\ law recently enacted in Nor
way makes girls ineligible for matri-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TREASURER

WILLIAM l.. BOLT. the r1-sheriil,.
is hereby announced Us IA candidate :or
County Treasurer, subject to ilc action Of
democratic Primary.
l hereby announce myself as i candi-
date for the office OF Treasurer oi Anier-
son County, subject 10 tho action If t:ir
Democratic Primary Election.
JAS 81 PAYNE.
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Messrs. Latham, Alexander Il Co.,
one Of the most reliable cotton firms
in New York, has sent Us a copy of
their latest cotton circular. which
gives some interesting figures as to
the cotton acreage 1t shows that
the acreage in 1898 is 22,73G, 900 as
compared with 24,O91 900 in 1897.
Every State shows a decrease, the
DOR cent. in this State being five /;
Alabamg, four; kfkahsas, seven !;
Rloriayg fye; Georgia, six; Louisiana,
three; Mississippi, three; North Caro-
lima, seven; Tennessee, eight, Texas.
six. Some Of this reduction iii acreage
is no doubt due to the agitation on
the subject last winter, but Lashnm,
Alexander & Co., explain it thus !:
"Our correspondents report that the
reduction in acreage has been brought
about by the lower prices OF cotton,
reluctance of commission merchants
to make as liberal advances to the
planters as last year, in the face OF
war. and the increase III acreage In
tabacco. wheat aud corn. on account
Of the high prices of these commo-
dities.'
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The war is costing this country
about $1,OOO,OOO a day now, but we
have the satisfaction Of knowing that
it is costing the other fellow some
thing, too, about s2s, 100000 a month,
and he can't stand the pull as well as
eur Uncle Samuel can:
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Governor Ellerbe should give the
negroes chance to raise Regiment
urder the last call for volunteers.
Mapg negroes are anxious to enter the
army and they should not be denied
the privilege Of fighting and dying for
the country.
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oaye year

The Poughkeepsie, N. y, Eagle
asserts that this country has now won
the right to give the Philippine
Islands o new name, and suggests that
they should be called Dewey Islands
hereafter, inasmuch as I'VE do not
want any good American soil named
after that old brute Philip of Spain.
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The Democratic primary election
took place in Georgia last Monday.
There's were three candidates for
Goyerno-Hon.sA. D. Gambler, Hon.
r. Z. Berner and Judge S. r. Atkinson.
Mr.. Gambler carried the State BY an
overwhelming majority.
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The Democratic State campaign
opens at OraDgeburg on the 10Th inst,
and will close at Columbia on August
q. This will give the candidates
more than two months Of continuous,
hard work.
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Flour has gone up, meat has gone
up, lard has gone up, sugar has gone
up, corn has gone up, mules and
horses have gone up and almost every
thing else we can think Of has gone
up, except cotton. Confound cotton
anyhow, it is king no longer, no
longer
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FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

TIE tricnd, .t ol.lSEK BOLT respect
fu)y, e.,i,..,lIirs. MN candidate for COuI,-
ty oup,r,isor subject to the action OF tho
Democratic Primary Election.
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= \ law recently enacted in Nor
way makes girls ineligible for matri-
mony until they are skilled in sewing,
knitting and cooking.
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FOR COUNTY SUP"T. EDUCATION.
LEWIS NJ. MAHAFFEI is hereby
announced as n crL.i!cate for The Office uf
County Superinie:ml-,.t Of Education Tor
Anderson County subject Ia The action IF
the Democratic Prininty.
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Fol, SENATOR.

announce myself 4 candidate for the
Stats Senate from Anderson County. sub
ice. 10 the action of the Democratic Pri-
Innry. JAS. NJ SULLIVAN.
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Washington society ladies are ad-
visipg their acquaintances throughout
the country to boycott Paris millinery.
This is done in retaliation for sympa-
thy shown.to Spain by the French.D