Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-10-28

mine. She is an angel on earth, SO YOU
can be, only take Rocky Mountain
Tea.-Dr. VIM. Connolly.
| stands alone, it towers above.
There's no other, its natures wonder,
u warming poultice to the heart of
mankind. Such is Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35c.-Dr. VIM. Connolly.
FoR SALE-Fifteen head Short-horn
cattle, both sexes, also 2 Poland
China boars, and a farm of 10 acres,
2 miles from Cresco.
P. M. BANNING, Cresco, Ia.
Clayton Plopper came Saturday for
a visit with his cousin, Mrs. Frank
Daubersmith. He was on bis way
home to Cincinnati, Ohio, from Omaha
where he was attending convention.
| Dye people! have ye wasted the gol-
den moments of never returning time
in taking substitute for the genuine
Rocky Mountain Tea made by the
Madison Medicine GOWN. Connolly.
Fitzgerald s. Woods will give a big
dance In their new warehouse next
Friday evening, Oct. 81. There will
be plenty of room, 50x9O, with good
smooth floor. Meads orchestra of
five pieces will furnish the music,
TAKEN Up-At my place a. miles
sooln C.. cresco, New Oregon twp,
Oct 20, 1892, Polled Angus ball
about three years old. Owner will
please prove property, pay charges and
remove the animal. Frank Mowdry.
| John Reilly returned from the west
the latter part of last week having in
vested in ranch at Moscow, Idaho,
whittier he will remove after settling
up his affairs in Howard county and
dispcsing Of a large lot of personal ef-
fects.
w. II. Evans Is candidate on the
democratic ticket for clerk of the
court of Winnesheik county. Will is
we'll qualified for the position being
graduate OF the Davenport business
college. His friends here hope he may
overcome the big republican majority
of his county. Williamsburg Journal
Tribune, Oct. Id.
Dick Enright, an expert machinist
and horse sheer. arrived from Crcsco
last Friday to accept a permanent PC
sition In Judd Bonner's blacksmith
shop. Mr.. Bonner has been looking
for the right man to fill the place and
has fouId him in Mr.. Enright who
comes with high recommendations
and is in every line of his business a
quick and thorough workman
ter Herald.
1, Rudolph Batter, do hereby re.
tract all statements made by me here
tofore concerning Mrs. Hulda Michael
of Howard county, Iowa, and l wish
to state that know nothing against
the character of Mrs. Michael or that
: would in any way effect her standing.
simply repeated malicious report
against her which I found upon inves-
tigation was untrue and l desire as
far as possible 10 make amends for the
wrong which did her. Oct 81, 1902
RUDOLPH BLATrER.
The last edition OF the Waukon
Democrat came to our desk in book
form, the same being edited by the
ladies of the NJ. E. church and put on
sale for their benefit. 1t contains
several choice half-tones Of the resi=
2 dence ard business houses of Waukop,
with interesting articles relative to
Waukon as it was and as it is at the
present time; besides a gaodly array
+ of advertisements of the various bust
ness houses, The ladies CT the NJ. E.
church Of Waukon are to be congratu
lated for the success Of their efforts.
v Among the many Iowa County boys
;. who are rising into prominence wher
they leave the old stamping grounds
we might mention WilEHcnry Evans
/ OF Williamsburg who has recently beer
l. nominated by the Democrats of Win
It nesheik county as their candidate TO
l. County Clerk. Mr.. Evans moved t.
r that county some years ago and i
j. worthy of the Office to which he aspire
}. He is capable business man, sterl
IS uncompromising and enthusiast
democrat, and ought to poll big vot,
in his county. The Democrat know
y "Bill" as fighter, and would b.
F" pleased to hear of his election.-M
le rengo Democrat, Oct. Is.
A visit TO the Garden City Greer
houses on Friday last shows them t
~ =, be in very good condition. Mr. PER-
- has nearly completed new greer
n n house, Of the same size as the otht
two large ones, and will stock thel
with the house plants which now O.
at cupy the,t two small greenhouses. Il
a intends moving those when emptie
v. to the rear Of the large ones and wi
d. use them for the smaller garde
plants. Mr.. Perry has added hume
= Gus new varieties of roses and earn
80 tlons all OF which are doing exceedin
~ ly we'll, and with which he favored
~ with beautiful bouquet. Mr., Per