Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-11-07
Farmers should vote for Fred E
White, a brother farmer.

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Miss Alice Swensou spent Sunday in
Taopi, returning Monday.
A. J. Wetherbee is putting bright
red paint on his livery barn.
Repairing neatly and promptly done
at VIM. f. Aliens new Shoe Store.
Miss Riley went to Chester Satur-
day to attend a teachers meeting
there.
Vote for w. III. Calhoun, practical
railroad man for Railroad Commits
sioner.
Vote for M. L. Bevis and give the
state senate an accomplished presiding
officer.
Miss Jennie Jones of Lime Springs,
was guest of Miss Mayme Groble over
Sunday.
Mrs. w. X. Blackburn and child
left Cresco Saturday for an extended
visit with friends.
Miss Grace Hughes returned to
Minneapolis Saturday, after short
| visit with home folks.
| Vote for A. Van Wagenen for SUI
preme judge, and get the court out of
the clutch of the railroads.
Vote for P. B. Hoist for superin-
tendent of public instruction and thus
secure thoroughly competent man.
B. P. Norton and wife celebrate
their "a wedding anniversary the IL of
November, for which invitations are
out.
Mrs. Hugh O'Neil and child, left for
their home at Chicago Friday vvening
after visit of a few weeks at the pa
rental home,
Mrs. Orvine McHugh returned to
Chicago Friday evening, after pleas
ant visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. Lyons.
Old soldiers should vote for Fred E..
White, who served three and half
years in the federal army in the war
of the rebellion.
Vote for pr. G. D. Roome for
Coroner. He could preside at an
inquest with pleasure If permitted to
select his subject.
Miss Nora Brooks went to LIE Roy
Saturday. She has a school engaged
near there this winter, which COM
menced yesterday.
Farmers, vote for G. II. Wallace a
competent and intelligent farmer for
Representative and secure some legis-
lation fer your class.
Beautiful women everywhere owe
their matchless loveliness to the use Of
Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain women
made attractive.-Dr Connoly'S
Miss Lauraine Mead is in St. Paul,
whittier she has gone to meet Miss
Genevieve Dissmore. They will re-
| turn to Cresco some time this week.
For Sale-Five mink ferretS. Fine
for catching rats and hunting rabbits.
Address G. w. ENGELHoRN
Granger, Mimi.
The Choral Union has secured the
services of Mr.. e. +. Stetfens as their
leader. With Mr.. Stetfens at their
head we predict success for thecluh.
A car of FRESH lime, THE ONLY MA.
QUoKETA, at the Cresco Brick and
Tile Works. Call and get the BEST ON
EARTH. n. b. WHEELER.
| Notice-Life insurance companies
will reduce the rate 80 per cent. to all
who agree to use Rocky Mountain Tea.
A wise measure. 35centS. Connolly.
Polling Places for election Nov. Z
1899: 1St ward new hose house, 2nd
ward grand jury room court house,
Sd ward, room just north of Alliance
lstore,
We made mistake last week in the
name of the treasurer of the newly Or
ganized Choral Union. Dr.S. g. Buck
holds that office instead of pr. Price as
we stated.
| Nora-You can't expect to 90 away
with face blemishes ip a weeks time.
Keep on taking Rocky Mountain Tea,
YOU'LL have lovely complexion. DR..
Connoly's.
The farmers of the 3rd district will
make no mistake if they elect Rufus
Seavy Supervisor. What is known as
the Court House Ring would receive a
fatal blow thereby.
Vote for 4, g. gampbeH for, sheriff
and thus retain competent, efficient,
painstaking, capable public servant;
one who has been thoroughly tried
and never found wanting.
Only seventy years have elapsed
since the first railway In the world
was finished. During that compara-
lively brief period four hundred thous-