Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-09-22

| 1t takes a severe matrimonial fros
to kill the orange blossoms used il
making Rocky Mountain Tea. 8
ccnts.-Dr. Connolly.
| Mrs. John McCook went to Usage
Monday to attend the wedding of ;
brother of Mr.. McCook which was tx
occur Tuesday evening.
You III never get tired, tagged out
disappointed, unhappy, or make
mistakes in marriage if you use Rock,
Mountain Tea.-Dr. Connolly.
| All those indebted to us for horse
service in 1898, will please call anc
pay up for which we will be thankful
w. III. ALLEMAN & Sons.
| LoST-A dark overcoat on the road
east of Cresco, Wednesday evening.
The finder will please leave at the
PLAIN DEALER office and get reward.
Room No. of the Cresco High
School is so crowded with pupils that
two teachers are necessary, Miss
Dolan and Miss Eighmey are the
teachers in charge.
Mr.. Frank DeWalle, on the Caward
farm, threshed 212 bushels of wheat
on 8 acres, 264 bushels to the acre.
Mr.. DeWalle is one of the thorough
farmers of the county.
LosT.-Black brocaded silk cape.
lost September 5th, about two miles
south Of Kendallville. Finder please
leave at this Office and receive reward.
MPs. M. HI. MICHEL.
! I have several Top Buggeis, Road
wagons and Spring wagons, that will
close out a bargain if sold soon.
T. S. JOHNSON,
Bonair, Iowa.
A fine quadruple plate silver cake
dish or $500 camera free for the one
guessing the nearest to the number of
seeds in the monster pumpkin to be
seen in the window of J.. B. Caward S
store.
Mrs. j. Smith went to Greene,
Butler county, Tuesday, to see a
sister and brother-in-law who were
seriously injured in a runaway Satur-
day, the 9th, and are recovering
slowly,
The Frank Howard Musical Special.
ty Company have added several new
specialties this season and are finer
and stronger than ever. Don't miss
hearing them. There is no finer com.
pany travelling.
Marriage licenses were issued during
the past week to the following, ali Of
Howard county: Charles Frank ant
Eva Woodward, James Shea and Heller
Shields, Joseph Wacha and Jennie
Zak, Richard McGrane and Minnie e.
i eastman.
| Louis M. Cole is now sole proprietor
OF the harness shop in the Strothel
| House block, having purchased lhe in
terestof Mr.. Fitield therein. All pei
sons indebted to the late firm are re
quested to come and settle up the ac
count at once.
| Mrs. 0. r. Ringoen and sister, Miss
Nmma, were Cresco visitors Yesterday
...... Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Reynolds
were on Monday Moons passenger, en-
route for Cresco, where they will vi
sit before returning to Minneapolis
l-Ridge,ray Record.
1t is thought by the best and mos
obseryant thinkers that the republican
party in its national platform vii
straddle the trust question and com
out openly year or two later pursuin,
the policy it adopted on bimetallism
a straddle in 1896, gold standard tw,
years later.
The pardon of Dreyfus is mentioned
by some of our exchanges the 'syindi
cation" of France. When France re
Dukes and disgraces the generals VIII,
constituted the court martial tina
tried him will be time enough to tall
of it's yindication. Till then the dis
grace Is upon France.
'"The twin relics of barbarism-
poligany and slavery" are handsomel,
recognized by the present republican
administration and pension of SO,
600 year, given to the Sultan O
Sulta. Some of the older ones of th,
people remember when the ''Twil
Relics" figured prominently in th
republican platforms.