Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-07-07

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Bundrick'S.
Best harness and lowest prices a
G. f. Miller'S.
A written guarantee goes will
every buggy sold by G. +. Miller
a good second hand single harness
for sale cheap. w. III. ALLEMAN.
Bill Cody's Wild West show is to ex-
hibit in Cresco about the Goth of Sep
tember.
20 per cent saved by purchasing a
buggy or road wagon at c. f..
Miller's.
Wire Door Mats at very low prices
at the store of III. r. Williams, Gran
ger, MINI.
A complete stock of nails and build
erS hardware, at ii. Y. Williams. Call
and get prices.
Groceries of prime quality, as cheap
as can be bought anywhere, at II. Il.
Williams, Granger.
Rev. Joseph Ridlengton and wife
celebrated their tiftieth wedding an
niverSary July fourth.
Mr.. HuesSellman lost fine horse,
the result of an injury sustained In
some manner unknown.
For SALE:-Complete set OF
Students Cyclopedia, new, for sale
cheap. Enquire at this Office.
: The J. H. Luers Drug Co., has an
elegant display of brushes, soap and
toilet articles in the show window.
The Cresco base ball nine were de-
feated at Fort Atkinson, July 4th, by
the local team, by score of Is to 6.
Screen doors cheaper than elsewhere
in the county to close out, at
f. G. WOELLSTEIN's
Miss Nellie Sims, the Department
Stores popular milliner, has returned
to her home in Austin for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. /. J. Booth are enter
tanning a little niece of the latter
Miss Grace Evert, from Alden, Mimi
Micheal Bronner, from near Maple
Leaf, was in with load of hogs
Thursday, sold at S3.40 to d. Barnes
Joseph Walton came down from
Cresco Saturday, to visit his son-in
law, Sheriff Christen few days.
Deco,uh Journal.
Wesley Swenson and Fred White
left Tuesday for visit, at Spencer
Iowa, with the formers sister, Mrs
Arthur Gillespie.
Remember the dates, July 11th t.
18th, if you desire to have Prof. Fisl
examine your eyes. He has had re
markable success in CreScO.
Maud-Last night Jack told me rha
he wouldn't marry the best girlliving
SS-what-unleSS she took Rock,
Mountain Tea.-Wm. Connolly.
There were two cases in bankruptc,
before Commissioner Moon, Thursday
for hearing both against the Nc
The ''life-line" is out, extending th
"glad hand" of life, hope, and happi
ness. Reaches around the globe. III
Rocky Mountain Tea.-Wm. Connolly
Secretary Loomis reports fine tiel'
of horses already entered for the fai
races. He left yesterday to attend
: meeting of the racing circuit at Aus
tin. MINI.
Frank e. Long came down iron
Austin, Wednesday, for visit witt
his mother and sisters. His compan
has recently closed another successful
theratical season.
It's like "dip in the fountain o
youth" Touches the cheek so gentl
that "youth fingers on the face of oil
age" That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does.-Wm. Connolly.
The people of CreSco in large mum
berS went to the celebration at Cal
mar, nearly four hundred going b.
train, while some drove down to en-
JOY the day and the ride across th
country.
Mrs. Bass of Baraboo, Wis, cam
last Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs
Woodward, mother of Mrs. NJ. A. Os
borne, Mr. and Mrs. Osborne visite,
the old home over at the big sprin
last week.
7. S. johnson, the hustllng Bonai
merchant, carries a fine line Of buggies
surveys, spring wagons, farm wagons
trucks and large line of both walkin
and riding corn plows, on which he
making very close prices.
G. w. Combs has sold IS feet from
lot where Daubersmith S shop is to
Mr.. Allen, of Dubuque for $1,000 cash
Mr.. Allen will build a two story brio
there this summer. We are no
aware of the use it is to be put to.
I lilly Vaughn, a brother of Mrs, a
| G. Darcy, died Monday, at Minneapo
l ypharn l,a hoe l,oar, Soma fin,