Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-30
king advantage Of this Genuine

Don't forget that Kellogg s. Fuller
have all new and up-to-date goods.
Mrs. Mary Dickey and little dau gh.
ter and Mrs. 2. A. Clemmer lie 1T
Wednesday for q visit at the John
Clemmer home at Marskalltowp, la.
The 47th visit OF Or. Karl D. Fisk
to Cresco, will be Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Dot. 4th, 9Th and
9Th, at the Strother Hotel.
At the Worlds Fair competition at
st. Louis, Iowa corn was awarded the
first prize as was also the Iowa exhibit
of threshed grain and grass seeds.
Itpays to buy a good standard make
of Pianos. The Kimball speaks for
itself. Established 1853.
6w2 TARvEsTAD.
Two second hand heaters for sale,
one nearly new, an open fire, burns
wood or coal, will amply warm room
lexlS IT,, with a 10 tt. ceiling.-W. R.
Mead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad. Rucker recent
ly suffered the loss by fire of their
Usage home and are in Cresco, where
they will probably spend the winter
with relatives.
We have six good second hand Or
gans taken in exchange on Kimball
pianos, only s25. 90 each.
]. @. TARvEsTAD.
Call at Whites old stand, soon.
For SALE.-MY residence and one
lot about three blocks south of Jack.
sons corner, Cresco. Enquire at r.
Wentworth's 3 blacksmith shop.
MRS. A. HAMILTON
Geo. 81. Brown, accompanied by his
son Clarence, drove to Chester last
Tuesday and purchased one of those
fine Chester White boars advertised
In the PLAIN DEALER by F. A. Ecks.
tein s.. Bro.
Mary-Sponge the pimples with
warm water. You need a blood tonic
would advise you to take Hollisters
Rocky Mountain Tea. It drives away
all eruptions. IS cents. Tea or tablet
form. Sold by DIR. Connolly.
For few days I will sell pianos
organs, sewing machines, monographs
and musical instruments at almost
your own price. Must be sold. Nov
is your chance to secure bargains
Come early.-G. Il. Kellogg. 5toctl
The half section known as the Bull
lis farm, with good dwelling house
large barn, granAry, corn crib, ant
other necessary improvements. small
grove and orchard, for sale at S52.5t
| per acre, on easy terms OF payment.
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
| 7tf Land Agent.
At the republican ward caucuses las
Tuesday evening, % vote was taken al
to the preferences OF those present fol
the nomination for auditor, @. Z. Ter
ry caring every ward against the mar
from Mitchell county. Previous tt
the voting, Geo. L. Halter Withdrew
his name as candidate for clerk o
the court, it being evident that anti
third-term sentiment Was prevailing
| A. D. Bean died Wednesday morn
ing at his home near Harmony, MINI.
and will be buried IN Oak Lawn Gene
terry to-day, the funeral being held a
the residence at 1890 this morning
He was Is years Of age and death re
suited from gradual breaking dow
from the weight or years. He leave
a wife and son Burt, Of Chicago, t
mourn his loss.
| Miss Edna Stander, a daughter o
Ed Stander, came near to death b,
poison last Monday, her life beinI
saved by the prompt administering o
large quantities Of melted lard unit
the arrival of Dr., Kessel. 1t seem
that an open box OF trough on rats
was kept in thespantry, and some 0
it had become scattered or carried b
4 mice onto some bread which she at
for dinner.