Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-12-05

Mr.. A. C. McCulloch, the hustling
harness maker of Lime Springs, A. j.
Cray and wife, OF the same city, and
Fred Hill, of the same place with
cousin, Mr.. Bradley, of LIE Roy,
New York, were looking over the city
Saturday.
f. J. Prann exhibits the largest line
of Holiday goods in the city. He
bought his goods early-before the
rise in prices, and for cash, conse-
quently he can sell them as cheap as
any one. Call and look over his large
stock and learn prices.
An old hunter was in the office the
other day and predicted an open win
ter because the muSkratS are Just
building their houses. 1t looks to us
more like the case of the slovenly
former who has not yet provided shell
ter for his domestic animals.
"It has become a household medi-
cine with uS-we cannots get along
without it, !" writes Mrs. r. r. Wilson,
Gordon, Ark, of Beggs' Cherry Cough
Syrup, the guaranteed remedy for
coughs, colds, lagrippe and all bron-
chial affections. Never failS.-LomaS
s. Son.
Will Ross Jr., a nephew of John S.
Mckay, who has been with him for
26 years, left for the home of his par
ents at Springfield, Ontario, Monday
evening. He left there when six years
old and will be disappointed if he an
ticipates having things appear as they
then did.
Sheriff Campbell was Lime Springs
visitor Wednesday morning.. Misses
Pearl Kicks and Name Grobel, of
Cresco, came up Wednesday to visit
Miss GenShaw and take in the enter
tainment. Miss Genshaw returned
with them, to remain until Monday
Lime Springs Sun.
Some of our people have been discuss
ing the case of Congressman Roberts,
of Utah, as regards his pay. Mr..
Roberts has of course been receiving
his salary of $500, or thereabouts, on
the first of every month, as has every
other Congressman, who holds the
certificate of election.
The Appeal to Reason asks that the
producers of wealth be pensioned by
governments, instead of the class
whose occupation is the destruction of
wealth. Why are they who battle
with the destructive forces more en-
titled to pensions than the men and
women who battle with productive
forces?
The Cresco Normal and Business
Institute has been a great success in
preparing young people to successful
ly pass a teachers examination. Young
people who expect to teach next yea,
should enter this school at once and
get four months thorough drill in all
the branches to be taught before the
Spring Institute.
| The j. H. Luers Drug Co. has the
largest, richest and best line of holi-
day goods ever shown in the county.
These goods were bought in large lots
at reasonable prices, which enables
the company to make prices which
will tit every mans means to pur-
chase. The obliging clerks will take
pleasure in showing the goods and
naming prices.
DR.. VIM. Connolly guarantees every
bottle of Chamberlain'S Cough Rene.
dy and will refund the money to any
OllC w llO llOu odulollCu
two-thirdS of the contents. This is the
best remedy in the world for la grippe,
coughs, colds, Group and whoopine
cough and is pleasant and safe to take,
1t prevents any tendency of a cold to
result in pneumonia.
A great wave OF prosperity has
spread oyer the country and there is a
demand foryoung people of intelli.
gence to ill the places that are being
opened up. You should attend the
Cresco Normal the next four months
and prepare yourself to take one o1
of these places now waiting for you.
I Come at once. Write M. O. Perry
Cresco, Iowa, for catalog.
We have one of the best teachers il
the west in shorthand and commercial
at the CreSco Normal.
You should begin at once in these
courses and you will be able to tinisl
during the winter months.
| We have splendid boarding places il
lpriyate families very reasonable.
Tuition is very reasonable for {
school Of this kind.
Write M. o. Perry for particulars.