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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24

con ella. asba cosform ,rss 81 ,Imptt;o assn'
deHssdo eosaga. III :,
Y MI uaisra astsr Dan mantle iel con 81
AyunEa nj snt1 da ~ j AN NJ dar premasu-
YArnauts esn aus h1ssos al al "a Sso1, SoMo
Ii Aran 5, dsis pat los q res tAhonetos
-y qua oou su pan ss 10 c3nan- Z $3.50 nSSe
ssrio, sfrvaias de- pan-talla no procure Sof
prendeglos CON las manos en- ID mAsA nei mo
nopolio.
fndispsnsabie artfculo, snstituva . IoI ems
psantss interfoc utorea 7 TArtaFfl TArascon
poE Pan cho Msndrugo hsga quo sos GO,
iaboradores SO hrmsn en- adelsnts Fan tFgrueH
PAn.tals6n, Pancracio y PAn-toja.
AT habrS raAIfzAdo ei milsgro de 'os pa
nes vsrk entonsas cemo ell ptlolibc busca v se
arrsbata az uari6dtco como Of iusra pan bandi.
30. A.
Lon snamorados que 50 atisnen s,l refEan
de- ~Coutigo pan cebolsS IAN da quedare
agfAdecidos sn extreme. puea ae ailments
q poea costs, con ell pan inssectual que les
sunni nistra el eoIega, 20 que RIO pusden cataF
Ell otro. causa de ga subidO precio.
Sig nusstro8 conssjos no meta pan
deretero, puss ne ex pons recblr MA pan
tufAzo, cuando uisnos 10 ptsnaa doncIe nas
Ie duaIa.
D.is las oosas eono van, que en- 'uenA%
mRnos essk eli pam dsro.
moIinoq
TPass comnlguei
Apan val cabo, entire 6ItaE IN psnacillo
ds los que sc ex 3sndsn hoy, exiats nauy poca
dif srenciA. a sies
81 asoira u salir bien .libratlo en.Io srlcesivo
$50 Ge pFsocnps rpofque - libra da pan 10
faltRn dos tres onzas; FsgisHs los bolsiiios
dc IoA em 1nopoifs adoresSy y las eneonsTarAs
PAfssno causaE. termino aq uf esta eareets
de pan dsmonium, Grmo Pan crndo, digo;
OORTADILLO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
TABAG0

Sc dice que, & consseGsneiA dol hHjo prs-
bio apa tiens hoy 81 t4hAco sn Eams, toS sam
bred0Eeg de dicha hoIaensss4 region pisnpAn
Rorm&R pna Uga Con oil q "a de rstsnSr 10 cose-
ahs, lA eDal prsGsTsn pePder, elmo 90 les pro-
porci0nAn preciOs mAs vsptalosog.
As1Rurnn quo ins pFscioR EcAn&leB no p@.
gsn siqutera los gAssJs de Ia sismbrR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
BAIL: Z. S

Rsuos Recibi1o la tnvltacI6n que nos d'g.
gs sIeentrn De reereo GU aion Cnb> para =!
bale de- sociadA9 qus csiebFArA sl domingo de
PAsenA0 en- sns sAlones.
TAmbisn la GooIonts Espad1laD calebPaf&
uD bale ssA. nochs, en- conmsmorAci0n del
RnivsKssio dSsu fdpdacl6n. =
Amhas hestAs pTometsn quedaH sxp!Andi-
das, no solo poVqus en- CAguAs hsy elemsnto
OoeiAr bastants para clio, Riuo por Ia SDlma-
ei6n qus'rsina entire las seil1ritAs y iovsnss
que coneuKren = Rmbos centros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
Hasta los "bebes"

En San Juan el nino rs tx 0iv0 dsnnp els
& 0tRo nIfi1 ilamado MaEuel 0:haF p or habeF
recfbido de este una ratada en- ana rita cns
tuvIePon.
4 CaPecerEn est0s ADg@lftos da PADRES & tu-
torres a ou9 los represRnten ~
i % en- que, da6OBlos vie ntos die lSbcrt1d que
corr an, hasta los nifi ~ GREEN c7n In cRpeci
dad legaE neeesgria para dfrinir sns contlen-
dAg anita las sutort1ades
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
Un professor inteIigente

De Ponce nos SGsrib0n que en- la anterior
1eibsbR visis6 ls esensla de Mseb q elo en- aou ue.
lia jhFisdieci6n, sl ComisiopKdo 1e tnstrucci6n
MR LiHdeay acompansdo del ! ,speesor sefaor
Marines, saliando ambos sAtisf schoa del ads-
latlto de los alumnos 2 del m6aodo~de enst Il an.
- que ALI 80 sigue. -.
e. inteliRsnte prt ssoP don j laoufn AehA-
yn, Que diriis aqusllA eseueIa fuS mny fvifcf-
tafe.
Antsa de mArcharss el ComisIcnSdo ma
BAeaPon grupos fotogrGHc dc los Rlumnos v
del maestro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
GREMIO De PANAOERoS

ll Ryemlo dis pseassros os okS que9o
ennsAsapsdo DC lA signs@neu sA '@
RsNm bias dc syeg. 4n.,. A.7i1. H.reo.
Efssl1snsss .s1..taa -. !. aaerutaffo, don I gnA-
Vi9e. ecr 9Ose 80" 80 s".@svaAarlc, dnn PFndenclo
eio kS:dFl go 80, 80. zan6n B 81; vice ssso-
RFveFB teaOroro' don 1"Dy. s'adcr don Leoncio
zero, don 9Rlo Morales ee@uOif
GopSFf@S. ~e~nn4 dorf IRnRcio
Vceales dom LoE % 30 80 80 \ noa venRneio
R&mds. don AlsibgdFo N@RSa"
Meselso,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
CHARDON T. YORDAfv


AgeL Ola de negooioa iudioiales, No
taristles, Conten aiogos etc, oto Toa4.
men tarias, SO arreglar por diffoiIes qua
sean. EsPE u1AkrDAD IAN inrisdicoi6n 1o
lantsria: Asants,s oouteno,osos sa tra,,,;.,
tan con prontitud: Suhaanaoi6n da &C..
tos en- docunrentos suietoa Inscriptions
AaENrEs de Ia oomDa7fa aa goe,r,rcs Fs-~5a@ =.
.Vida, xEl SC,Ia del Canaaa. romar.
venta de fincss rdaticas urbanas. 40
TIv11,AD, presios m6dioos.
Julio 80 de 1901,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
BUEN VTAJE

ia 10 msnsnS De b 1y ha salido para Pom
eB, husatro qusrldo amigo corresponsAt en-
AqUella ,sindAd don An Arieo Marin, q nien per-
R0peel0 AlRunoa diaR sn Caguas.
Lie aeon ia "a distlpguida hopmanA Y
amiga nuastRa muy estlmada, 10 ssM7RIta "A A.
fePS, qnien psrmanecsr& RiGunoa diMs en- Pom
ea, AFAalAdandOss y princibscs del sntrArts
m6s q loB EstRdos oidos, dnuda Hesiden sus
ABRm ABos los seaoFes de MLGI u Rivera.
DsseAmODls un fsIia viRia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
OORTADILLo.
AdhesiOMeS

EsperanEa, Arecibo. .brero 90 do 1903
Sen1Y Presidenta de- Conit6 fsderAl de
Areeibo.
Ssfor /:
No eonf1rms con loa proce dimtantos del
1artido rspu oiicsno, en- ell sDAl yetfa mlHtan-
do. uhs dss'go por complete de s: irgres0 en
oil pAFeiio fadsraI, aico que 0e6euds las IL
bertadss puert0rziq ae6As.
AseRtAmente,
Monserfate Perez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
FL COMisUHADO De EDUcaCI0K

MI sAbSdo pas6 por Cagtas, de reRreso de
sn EISits . vRrios pueblos do Ia islA, sI h0nora-
BILE Comisionsdo de Eiueaci6n Mr.. Llndsay.
LIE aeompEhabA al 1nspsotor Marines y
otPos ss d IPea que suponemos pertanezcAn Al
Eosrd de Iaptrueci6u. &e}H
AImoxaron en- CARuAs sigulendo VIais para
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
Por o. Ornate

no dc nbseFVarss qus lA mayor paFte dc 1As
eAaas eonetFnidAs nuevamerta en- est& cindAd
90 det&n sfn pfntaT, sn psriueto del ornate
phbiIee.
Nos paFece que soors este pun 30 sc han die
tade, hacs sigfIa tiempo, vartas disposiciones
nor III Alealde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
1910 a. ANUNCIo!

Por el presenter hago constar que des-
de el mes de Naviembre 1'timo la cesado
don Eugenio Rivera en- la representation "
cuidado Gle mis- intereses qce le habfa con.
ferido, 40 respondiendo Gle niugaa compro.
misoy trato nj contrato en- que desde aoue.
liza fecha no aparezca mi firma
Patillas, Mario 10 de 1902,
AndstactG Rsgsrc. pdG de Lasu1t0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
An JlIAN
Per tGsl6grafo.
Mario s4
IEBRE DE DERECRsO6

Asegdrase EN- Washington sque
los azdcares de las islas danesas
entraran ibres de derechos an Els
tados Unidos embellishments Sc
tirne ell tratado.
PERJUDgCRAl
Esa concession % periudicial A
los azucareros dc Puerto-Rico Y
Cuba.
~ BARCELONA
La escuadra de Austria .H uu :
grfa fondea en- el puerto de Bar
celona-Espaf1a. Sc preparan fe J.
tasen honor do los marinog extrarl.
1eros, qua Eeran suntuos1simas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
Tranquilidad, salld , Rsposo % lasra
Madrss y las Oriaturas.

EL JAHABE CALMANTE de Ia
sefiora WINSLOV7, ne da Ia. nif;os an
ei perfodo de la DENTICTON. les
sblanda las enofas, resuelya Ia inf 6n
Silvia todo dolor, j cura 81 coli oaventoso
Inoeoute efieaz en todoa los oasos.
Aoonse!amos q las n1afires qHe tang2n M
nIno enferno que Elo dejen gne In prevsa.
eion Prnpia nj la de otros, evite el uso de
ests meaiofna que proportions slivio Sc
guro, sIbsoautsmesite segnfo, ii - uss
aDnvtnBGsnegtas aEt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24

Maflana sale La compafiia ID del
reg S'Inl6neo de Fuerto- Rico para
fonce. Hara ell viaje por Ia carre-
terra central.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
Notic1 9s5

..,.,
j, sa b.u. v.nt. anfsrns dooa Luisa
! q ,riona' msdrs De los sefIores Fsjsrdo dc
i M.y,oiiax
! ,,.o.xg :, ,,.,.b IA
! SIN Jn"n Al vancr smarieano ~CArncas5, pro-
I cadsrta IA Ia anavra = a.ealas sisufendo via
/
] IN Ia centr.I da 4uayama exp'clt6 una
/ caldsra csnsando In muerte de nm in4ivf1uo, 8
! hirIondo ocho.
m, ,o.,s..or 4. a.eue,aa Edgar T.. Hfll as
/ .nho ar RIo G-.nss N asInana ussnda in
| de tomar notas do los materialss que as nscs-
1 sItar, para In ascnaln nocturna
rim. A. c.nb,o.
lpps us 'AN'o'
.bonorss.. ....* ~ uIS 800
PsT'G5t' Paris, DIV al..n .a spsg
i1snass div 90
A.u. +.xno Al I.to,,o.o = =, o,..do d.
-" ,"sa+s n.na . 1870 anarido snirn son n.
ass ss'n '"rorsnsA w~. nus''1o a"'t'Oo az -oA
"e ra..sr.o. xav,a a Ia mavor hravads5. com.
.rsrta rs.ts sblactdo
"a ho,. .ra,1. .1n.
Asnsa anai NJ sSs.,o de is fTo,6,s r,nesI IA
7-a
ihpogreIos nunofo 40 10 oAn Juan
-
"a aAbado dieron cHmlen.o las cor Iersn-
Gtss InunciAdAs en- 81 10 oS ID SuVentuu
Federal de Ponce.
poaEss para essaoieceF nua oncin@ 'oskr@nc@
en- bhyamoD' ~*
E[ace dias sali6 para al ba'nssrfn de AFRO.
20 puestro buan amigo corrslgionario don
Carlos Aguayo joveh coinerciante do saba ciu-
o~u'
=.
Ls cor isrsncla aet .aosao en- OF t't1o oe
IL uTaotuo sasrA' A us Ioncs sssuV0 = c1FEp
ri.fx ~ p ust ." Sh's' S'"psnsro o0h LUIS H.
Neasousz
psra San JasU. 81 IS ebrs b.ndiSo ,A1oIfo
Aafoa'
amos sen!oo .: gusso oe saiudar en- esss
Tlovasoi tslsr,s .ts dasTnneos
,x..1s.,.s.k Ia.
1a ~ 'DsLs oa. sI asoauo esIsoLo " OF SUI t
t. soaos 10. oradore. del / parsldo On a'iasli1 |
n scras,.aao re.s1ur.nt sr.. cosov.. =.
aldo 1,ss1ndaso : j. es|la a. = T...ness i,arts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24

40 MiN UIOS DH SAN JUAN
E11 meyor motel 'en este climA.
Esplendida ventilacion. parona
yarulnes y Aiosco ! In inglosa.
.o. .tsAoeaonSo sefV1c1o de earruate !
- Lo1.o0 h1psaol7saos. % bacon re.
a1eles iones l9afs fsnllltas. Alum.
nradr electrified modaruo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
Francisco ]. Mater
y Ramon Nadal
AsGlRAD0S Y R0TARlos

q Oon notarfas en- Ubuado "A per4ho rA.-
peetti sanasnte. Bufetsl en Arectho nS~,
eS0 81 publ1cG sus eery!eios profasionalas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24

En- ia roche del aGbado ceIs6r6 eli xClul
Fsderai da O1rsros1 de M9ya9a,8 nm mas
,'Setlns Go propsganda, On al que tamAron par
te tcdos los oradores del pArsldo Ola aqueils
lccaIiAAd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24

Hsmos tsnido 81 gus&o de saiudar en- est
esudsd Duest=o ioveu amigo don Vieent
tslf gta Hsta ds,Juncos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24

e. sSba5o ttmo sali6 de Ponce, en- rut,
pEra San Juan, 81 t6 ehre bandijo A1olft
MasoB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24
sc v EN u en-

JJn nuevo seib6 nogal con perchaa de
fnatmol 3 25.
tina mesa comedor de Is per
sonas reduciendose 8, 4 %. S16.
Para informes en- esta Redacci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24

La cor fsrsucia del s&baao en- el Club d.
In Juvantud Federal de Poncs sstnvo cargl
De nuettFo amigo compahsro don Luis e
Ve!Asouez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24

u screditado Restaurant sLs Coeoyss ha
sfdo sFaptAdado : ID ceile de Il Bssanees, trents
81 PArcue Central.
e srato 80 esmsrsdisi1o, la cocina 90 ex-
celents y ios pfecos nuy rn61icos.
Ss sdmissn ab1nados as sirven bataas.
Dlcho-esta blecimianto % reconniendA al
pdb'feo porsf soo
Vista hace Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24


tar. .Tose G. 6e1 vaila CRortalsza 71).-ttf-
cinAs para ID gestt6u- -da asantos adminfstFlti
vob tIn ecdos los centres o1eialea. es
H-ANt3Ag CAPIRorEs Verses de Lais
Rodifgnez Cabrera. De vents en la calle de
10 Fertslsza no SO, 81 praoio ds DO centa'Fcs
81 sislnplar. p
Fas'mla1caa Marques asas.-oagus,
Esxlstsncisa .rsnovadas constanssusnss
--asTiecislfdad On ai dsspacho de rees-
ass
sLA INDUsTsfA PuERTORRtQUEftAs
Etatrses da iab6n marca eRounsnD esaabie-
ctda an late Rey (7io Pfedras), de Sueesi5n
de Rernkn & CO
Sc cernpra sebo.
bFrijifse en- Ia msma don Poiearpo
Echava.fia.
FIGUERoA, WILSON q c4.-fngsnisrss
Nos oirecemos al p6blico tanto en- San /
'uan sointI en- Ia isia,1 para to0a clase de- Inn
ai nss de plsnsas elkctricaz On hacianaa.s
ingeni0s on especiaidad para fnstaIacict- I
hes de- anE brado elsctrico Todss las insts,-
aefcnBs electricas de Il @Sau Juan Light and |
rransls UtmpanyD han aide hechAa pnr nG.
otroa
Para dirigirss > nososroa por eorreo p6rl.
aae lFiguslroA Wilson y tUs.<~Apartedo Dol
Ian JlaAlA. AI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-24

lie halla enfsrmo 81 latorioso elnplaado de
sstA lmurentA nuestr0 quarido amigo aon Jo-
| gs B Vegs.
Dsse1mos vsrIs Ia mayor brevsdAd, COM
oieta mente restAblecfdo.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-10-07

w. S. Garrett and family will prob
ably move to Cresco Saturday. We
are sorry to lose this estimable family
and Miss Garrett will be especially
missed from the musical and social
circle OF Chester in which she has been
so willing and able to render invalu-
able assistance.-Chestsr Herald.
All of the Howard county land be-
longing to the estate of the late Levi
Bulls has been placed in the hands of
John NJ Cannon for sale at reason
able price. These lands consist of 400
acre improved farm near Schley; 160
acres adjoining Lime Springs, and $40
acres in Chester township, and are
equal to the best land in Iowa. For
information see John M Cannon,
Cresco, Iowa.
A telegram received by friend from
Fon du Lac, Wis, Wednesday last,
stated that the aged father of Mrs. E..
A. Simpson, passed away to the better
land Tuesday morning. Mr.. Kendall Is
death was the result of fall about Z
week age. The funeral occurred
Thursday morning from the old home
which he built and has occupied for
SO years. He leaves to mourn his loss,
but Mrs. Simpson of his immediate
family, bis wife having preceded him
to the spirit land ten years ago, a
daughter dying about year ago, and
his only son having given up his life
in his country's service. The deceased
was in bis Goth year and was man of
sterling worth, standing high in the
estimation of all who knew him. Mrs.
Simpson has faithfully cared for her
aged parent for the past twelve years
and has the deepest sympathy of all
in her affiiction.
The Code supplement prepared by a
legislative committee of six, three
from the Senate and three from the
House is work of over 800 pages. 1t
was prepared by Jas. Fl. Terwin, w.
P. Whipple, Claude R. Porter of the
senate and Frank A. Payne, w. X.
Barker and A. Wamann of the house.
On basis of IL, 900 copies its cost to
the state is sl7S and is furnished to
purchasers atthe moderate price of 81.
1t contains all the laws of general
public nature enacted since the pub
lication of the code, and every decis-
| ion or the Supreme court constituting a
state statute, is indexed and the
referencesto the supreme courtcases in
sludes those of the forthcoming 114yol-
ume to which the codifiers had access.
Next monday the Commissioners meet
in Des Moines to make settlement
for the work for which purpose Hon.
w. x. Barker, one of the commissions
ers is in the capital city.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-10-07
Democratic Meetings!
The Democratic Nominee tor
Congress Will Deliver Four
Speeches in this County.

- ne
Capt. A. L. Sortor, the man whom
Congressman Haugen refuses to meet
in joint debate will speak in the
Court House, Cresco, Monday evening,
October 13.
Lime Springs, Tuesday evening,
October ID.
Riceyille, Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober Is.
Elma, Thursday evening, October
10th.
Mr.. Sortor will discuss the trusts
and the criminal combinations that
suppress competition and plunder con-
sumers and are protected in exploit
ing the people through Republican
connivances and legislation. Farmers
who are plundered by tariff exactions
consumers of coal who are robbed by
the coal trust, meat consumers who
are plundered and robbed by the meat
combine that robs the producer and
the consumer alike, that fixes the
price of live stock and of the slaugh-
tered animal, and all who are inter.
ested in candid and fair discussion
of these, and kindred questions are In
tyited to come and hear.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-10-07
Anderson-Reohr Co., Oct. "a.

AnderSon-Reohr Co., Oct. "a.
! Atty. W. L. Converse was Chester
business visitor Monday.
For RENT-Residence in the west
part of town. Enquire at Park Hotel.
G. w. Reed went to Cedar Rapids
Monday, expecting to be gone about a
| week.
Miss Lena Stoehr Of Elgin Iowa., is
! the guest of her friend, N Niss Virginia
Bush.
Miss Jennie Shea of Decorah is the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Angela
! Lyons.
Coal for threshing. The best steam
proposition in Cresco at the BRICK
| YARD.
| Miss May Sanborn of Bonair was an
over Sunday visitor, the guest of her
sister, Ina.
Hugo Tonolli is visiting with his
Isister, Mis-. B. B. Brooks and other
Cresco friends.
Jas. Macarthur Of Merrill, Wis,
cameSaturday for a short visit with
Cresco friends.
Miss Mary Isaacs went to Calmar
Monday to spend a week visiting with
relatives there.
DR.. Willis Lomas and family Of
Villisca are welcome guests at the T.
j. Lomas home.
| Straw delivered to any part of the
oity on short notice. Leave orders at
Ruddy'S feed barn.
The Political Equality club will
meet with Mrs. l. j. Booth, Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 9th.
DR.. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postof1ce.
Miss May Bowers returned from
New Hampton Saturday, after three
weeks visit with relatives.
Will Coughlin returned Saturday
! from short trip on the road in the
interest of machine house.
L. G. Snow went to ST. Paul Mon
day where he will meet Mrs. Snow and
spend few days in the city.
LosT-In Cresco, last Saturday ev.
ening, black fur collarette. Finder
will please leave at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Siddall returned
Monday from their visit at Dell Rap
ids, S. D., reporting fine time.
Mrs. G. II. Long, of Elkader, and
Miss Klein, of Cresco, are visiting
relatives here.-Hawkeye Beacon.
For SALE.--Two horses, also good
single buggy and harness.
FRED GALLUP.
Harry Cannon returned Il Friday
night to St. Louis, where he expects
to finish his medical course this year
Ii you want wellbred, heavy bonec
Poland China pig of any age or either
sex, call on M. P. Lydon, one mile
east Of Cresco. ltf
; Mrs. Edwin Barnes and two children
left for Rockwell, Iowa, Friday for ar
extended visit with her parents ane
other relatives.
Monte Carlo coats, you have heart
this before. Well that is just a few
styles in ladies cloak department-C
D. Nichols & Co.
Boardman Cooley was q visitor ir
Cresco over Sunday. He is now EN-
ployed as solicitor for the Dubuqu,
Telegraph-Herald.
, Art Rowland of Lime Springs ant
Fred Wildman of Chester were Cresc,
n visitors Saturday to witness the Du
buque- Cresco football game.
Did you ever fail to do what you
conscience told you that you ought t
do, and then regret it afterwards
you havn't you will this fall if you bu
your cloak before you see our line. C
II D. Nichols s Go.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-10-07

Boardman Cooley was visitor in
Cresco over Sunday. He is now en-
ployed as solicitor for the Dubuque
Telegraph Herald.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-10-07

Art Rowland of Lime Springs and
Fred Wildman of Chester were Cresco
visitors Saturday to witness the Du-
buque-C -Cresco football game.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-05-15

Doesn't the man who wears
$3.50 shoes want and appreciate
style just as the man who pays
5000. You will find plenty of
style and extra wear in cur L. and
d. special $3.50 Shoes.
LUKE LEHMAN.
Up-to-Date ClQthier.
A company Of twenty five of the
U. R. K. of P. of our city went to
Union Furnace last Tuesday even
ing, and assisted in initiating a
number of new members in the
lodge of that place:
Spriag, Spring, Beautiful! Spring.
Our stock is now complete with
everything. II you want a new
Suit, q Hat, or Vest. just come
in our store and we will show
you the best.
LUKE LEHMAN,
Up-to-Date Clothier.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-05-15

Springfield, o. and return s2.S5
round trip, May IL and 18th, good
for return until May 18th. Account
Great Conncil of Ohio Red Men.
Homeseekers excursions West,
April lst and 18th, May 9TH and 2u.
For rates and points sold to call on
c. W. Schweake, agent II. V. Lo-
gan.
Miami. O. and return May 10 and
20, good for return May Gath, $2.s5
! round trip, account Grand Lodge
of Ohio l. o. OF.
Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo, Col. June 9Ist. % and 23rd,
good for return July slst. Rate for
round trip from Logan, Sss,75, ac-
count Sunday school convention.
San Francisco. Cal. and return
459.55 from Logan, August lst to
sth, good for return until Sept. 3Oth
account annual meeting of Knights
of PYthias,
San Francisco, Cal, Los Angeles,
Cal. and Portland, Ore. and return
May 9th TO June 7,h, good tor 80
days for return. Call on c. w.
Schwenke for full information.
San Francisco and Los Angeles,
Cal. and return $685. from Logan,
April 10th to 18th, good for return
until June 25th, account convention
of Federation of Women clubs.
One way colonista rates during
April to Washington. Oregon ard
Montana points. Call on c. w.
Schwenke agent Logan, for full in
formation as to rates and route aud
points sold to.
Columbus, o. and return May 10
and goth good for return until May
2srd. Half fare account Mission.
ary society meeting.
West Manchester, O. and return
May 18th to 18th, good for 80 days
from date of sale. Half fare, account
German Baptist Brethren :,eeting.
Cincinnati, O. and return May 90
and 2?th, good for return until May
aOsh, $3.50 from Logan. account K.
of P. and Pythian Sisters meeting.
Finlay, o. aud return June 2. 81
and 4th. good return until June 7th,
$4.15 from Logan, account Sunday
school association meeting.
Decoration Day, May 30th to al
points not more than $50 miles from
Logan, one and one-thiid fare for the
rouud trip. sold May 80 and SOtb.
good for return until May 81.