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such conflict. when it occurs, to be
solved by an appeal to higher eourE
and the wheels of justice are blocked
without any real decision of the ques-
ton. / can not too strongly urgs
the passage of the bill in question.
Setting Aside Of Judgments and
Granting of New Trials.
In connection with this matter,
would like to call attention to the
very unsatisfactory state of our crim-
inal law, resulting in large part from
the habit of setting aside the judg.
ments Of inferior courts on technical
tiles absolutely unconnected with the
merits of the case, and where there
is no attempt to show that there has
been any failure of substantial JUS
tice. 1t would be we'll to enact law
providing something to the effect
that:
No judgment shall be set aside by
new trial granted in any case, civil
OF criminal, or the ground of misdi
srection of the jury OF the improper
admission OF rejection of evidence. or
for error as to any matter of plead
ing or procedure unless, in the opin
ion of the court to which the appli-
cation is made, after an cxamina
tion of the entire cause, it shall affir.
matively appear that the error com
planned of has resulted in miscar.
rage Of justice.
Injunctions.
In my last message I suggested the
enactment Of law in connection will.
the. issuance OF inJunct1ons, attention
having been sharply drawn to the
matter by the demand that the right
of applying injunctions in labor eases
should be wholly abolished. IT is at
least doubtful whether law abolish
i:g altogether the use of injunetions
ir such eases would stand the lest of
the courts; in which case of course
the legislation would be ineffective.
Lynching.
In connection with the delays of
the law, I call your attention and the
attention of the nation to the prev
alence of crime among US, and above
all to the epidemic of lynching and
mob violence that springs up, now IL.
one part of our country, now in an
other. Eacl, section, North, South
East and West, has its own faults; no
section can with wisdom spend its
time jeering at the faults Of another
section; it should be busy trying tO
amend its own shortcomings. To
deal with the crime Of corruption it
is necessary to have an awakened
public conscience, and to suppliment
this by whatever legislation will add
speed and certainty in the execution
of the law. When we deal with
lynching even more is necessary. A
great many white man are lynched.
but the crime is peculiarly frequent in
respect to black men. The greatest
existing cause Of lynching is the per
petration, especially by black men,
Of the hideous crime of rapeTthe
most aboninable in. all the category
of crimes, even worse than murder
Mobs frequently ayenge the commits
sion of this crime by themselves tor,
turing to death the man committing
it; thus avenging in bestile fashion q
bestile deed, and reducing themselves
to level with the criminal.
Capital and Labor.
In dealing with both labor md cap.
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Washington, Special.-All that is
mortal Of Samuel Spencer, late, pres
idsnt of the Southern Railway, whose
tragic death .ons his own railroad on
the1morning: ofss thanksgiving Day
shocked the people OF ,t&6 hemSS- IS
pheres, was laid to rest Sunday at
ternoon in the receiving vault at Oak
Hill Cemetery, there 10 await final
disposition; s
s sAS Snatable tribute was paid to the
memory of the distinguished railroad
magnate by his associates, by states
men and By men eminent in all the
walks of public life. The funeral
.obsequies, held in. histaficrSt,-John,s
Protestant Episcopal church, were at
tended bys railroad ials,sdaaA:
ciers and public men from all paris
|sof, the country. s5,~s B
|ss AT 2 p'clotk the services began,
and, atsthe same instant throughout
the system of railroads lately presid
FED over by sMr. Spencer, every traih
came to a dead stop aeVe.y wheel
ceased tos turn, every andploYe put
aside bis work. Forsfve minutes ovs
er the thousands of miles Of railway
eyery,3employe paid silent respect to
the dead president. 7
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Florida Peonage Gases Resumed.

Pensacola, Fla, Special 1.-The trial
of tie alleged .peonage cases was re-
sumed in the United States Court
here Tuesday and the case charging
conspiracy to commit .peonuge against
Manager w: S.. Harlan, Of the Jack
son lumber Company, G. w. Lamata,
Robert Gallagher. Oscar Sanders, r..
.NewIander, Archie. Belinger, Harry
Halversen' and ". E. Grace was
called. Harlan has already been con-
.victed on charge of peonage. TAX
ing Of testimony begins Wednesday.
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HoPEFIJI; SIGN.

] Indlisitive Boarder-You think the
world is growing glbetter?
Philosophical Boarder-I do. You
rarely see mother-in-law joke in
print IioWBd cchicago Tribune,
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Augusta. G5ae,

with Eight Hundred Thousand dollars and
BOARD Of Directors the successful business
men in the community invites you to become deposor
isng you every courtesy.
FOUR:PER CENT INTEREST paid on Savings accounts.
Correspondence invited. S. sss#
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PRES. .SPENCER,S SIFUNERAl

Notable Tributes Paid DistinguAhea
Railroad Magnate By Associates,
Statesmen Saads Saea Eminent in all
walks ef Eife-Every Train on
Southern System Stopped, for Five
Minutes During cegemepY: ,s4 .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

z KUJAW donosza o to-
gorocznym sprzecie: siano i
koniczyna daily prz ct dobry
- oziminy rychle ro6na buj'
ME, - p6zniejszych ieszcze
20 ziemi ME wida6 ola zim~
ma panujacego. Burakf ME
wszsdzie dadza plon obfity
gdyz zaszkodzi}o zimno i sio~
ty - vytworaylo sic duko
.boesnychtl koors.oonakdN & gfdE::
ne 60 bardzo maie CO wpiy-
nis M mnielsza . wydanoac
Cwikla ! kapu'ta
wssedzis uros}y do snacznej
:wielko6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
WEJHEROWO.

WEJHEROWO. Pewien
kolarz, jadacy ma kole moto~
rowym z %Szynwa}du ME Eau
wazy} wcale re ko}o sic pail
i dopiero kobieta pewna W
drodze zwr6ci1a mu ma to u
wage. Nieborak zeskoczy} 2
niego co tchu, i rzuci} il do
rowo prey szosie. Robotnicy
pracujacy W pcblizu stFumjli
pozar z pomoca ziemii zapo
bieg'i strasznej eksplozyi kt6.
raby by}a zniszczy}a nietyl-
ko kofo ale naraziia ma ME
bezpieczehstwo zycia jadace-
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

z P,
Waleryan Sadowski re Stupa
pow. grudziadzki naby} ME-
dawno cd p. Doma6skiego
Antonienhof (D, folwarczek
$50 morgowy W ~powiecie XVII
dzy6skim "a 80 tysiecy ma
rex. Cena ma terazniejsze st6-
sunki nizka a to z togo. po-
wodu ze ziemia i budynki
nieco zaniedbane. Spodzie-
wac sic nalezy ze mfody ma
bywca W kr6tkim czasie do
prowadzi to gospodarstwo do
najwyzszej kultury i najlep-
szego porzadku gdyz dobra
przeszedi szkote W domu swe-
go OLGA kt6ry chociaz mniej.-
sze posiads gospodarstwo JUL
kilkoro dzieci dobrze wypo-
sazyl; ma bowiem syna ksis-
dza a dw6ch najmiodszych
syn6w " wyzszych klasach
gimnazyalnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
z donosza DE-

z donosza do
,,Gaz. Tor, il PIP. Jarusze~
wscy 2 Riskupiego Papowa
zamierzaja podobno swe
przeszfo 300 morgowe gospo
darstwo sprzedac i tn jak sic
zdaje W rece obce. Poniewaz
zas PIP. J. stoja majatkowo
barlzo dobrze i gospodarstwo
ich W najwiekczym znajduje
sic porzadku przeto odpowie.
dzialnosc "a taxa szkode wy
rzadzona sprawie polskiej i
katolickiej by}aby tenn wick
sza. Sadzimy re p2. Jarnsze-
wscy ME splamia nazwiska
swego przez zaprzepaszcze'
niew ziemi.
- Kontrolki jesienne 3D.
beda sic tn W dntu 6 listo-
pada r, b. i to ola obwodu
miejskiego o godzinie II mi
nut As pred poludniem a ola
obwodu wiejskiego o godz. 2
minut Is pc po}udniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

W Plowatu
otrui sic graybami syn mala-
RIA Eggerta. Mtodsze rodseh
stwo 81 II letnie zdolano u
ratowac. Mn6stwo kurczat
kt6re spozyly reszte tych
grzyb6w, zdech'o W kr6t-
kim czasie. Niedostatecz--
ma jest. widocznie nauka
W szkole! = Przociez z roz-
kazu wladz " izbach szkol-
nych So wielkie tablice Scion
ne Winkelmann 20 wszelkich
dziedzin history naturalnnej
! pomiedzy niemi piekne i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
WIESCI z OJCZYZNY
Il PRUS POLSKICH.

~ZKARTUZKlEGO. Me
szczescie wydarzy}o sic sy-
now. r.....u ,NlLh.~
W KoIbudach. Prey wjezdzie
ma tutej=zy dworzec "!"@:
sic dyszel wskutek czego ko:
ME sic sp}oszy}y a ch}opak,
LEGACY lat Is, wypadf z wozu
i zfamaf sobie obojczyk. o.
stawiono 20 do domu chorych
W Gdahsku,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

GNIEZNO. Pisma niemiec-
kie podaja wiadomo6c re
dnia 5 listopada toczyc sic
bedzie process przeciwko pos
lowi do parlamentu panu B.
Chrzanowskiemu i czlonkowi
Izby pan6w panu j. Kos.
cielskiemu oraz przeciwko
pewnej liczbie cz}onk6w To-
war;. gimnastycznego ,,Sok6}"
o ,,karygodnv" (?) uczynek
czyli o publiczne zebranie
bez wiedzv policyi. Drugim
,,karygodnym" czynem jest
ten re kilku z owych oskar-
zonych byio uzbrojonych. Po-
w6d do owego procesu da}
pan J. Xoscielski tenn re "a
prosif do swego parku gosci
pomiedzy kt6rymi byli take
cz}onkowie TowarzYstwa 80
kola." Policyi zaprosic ME
mia} potrzeby a azeby ktokol-
wick ami przez bramy ami
pr2ez plot. 49, czyli muir -
okalajacy park cd miasta sic
ME przedosta{ - jak to zwy-
czajem - ustawi} umundu~
rowana straz swyeh boro-
wych re strzelb ami bez os~
trych naboj6w tylko ola
repre:entacyi celem uczcze-
MIA zaproszonych gosci. [ to
wszystko ma bye czynem
karygodnym? Process ten be-
die clekawym albowiem wy
mix jego ma wykazac czy
pa6stwo pruskie jest uein
konstitutioneller" cry tez ,,ein
Polizejstaat?" " pahstwie
prawdziwie konstytucyjnem
kazdy obyvatel ma prawo "a
praszat do siebie gosci be-
wiedzy i p%ozwolenia poll
cyl!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

.dok}adne podobizny grzybow
jjadalnych ] jadowitych. Y
.ezasie sezonu grzyb6w powi~
MEN kazdy nauczyciel wykia--
dac dzieciom 0 Mich ma
kazpwac ably zbiera}y pc la
sach gdzie sposobnost sfuzy
przynosic do szko}y i tam je
ma podstawie rycin i natural
nych okaz6w pouczac o ich
przymiotach lub szkodljwos-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

POZNAN: Najprzew, ks.
arcybiskup wyda} do ksiezy
rozporzadzenie, .a7ehv pono-
wnie zbadali W jakim jezyku
nauka religii pacierza nies~
nj koscielpych udzielana jest
W szkotach dzieciom p"|skim.
Celem tych bada1 Jest stwier-
dzenie gdzie W :ostatnich Ia
tach wyparto move ojczys-
tag
- Najprzew. ks. arcykis-
kup podobno przyg 'towuje
nowy ok6lnik W sprawie nau-
XII religii, spowodowany zbio'
rowemi pjsmam odebranymi
W ostatnim czasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

POZNAN Pewien nalezycie
,podciety" mlodzieniec bis
kali sic ma drodze 2 kazarza
do Fabianowa. w kohcu gdy
alkohol wzial mad MIN pre-
wage udal sic ma spoczynek
na uboczu PREY ulicy Hum I'M
beldta. Spal smacznie 9 gdy
sic obudzil ichciai pociagnac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
gwaleiciele stret.
k6W.

Na;slawniejsi gwafciciele atrejku
= traiu. % ORA Kmg.a New Life
.pipulki.. Jezeli wqtroba wnetrz-
nosci sie sbuntuja, one predko
salagodza kopot ] oczyszezajaoa
robota sia rozpoczynaS NajlePsse
lekarstwo No sapchanis, bdl g1owy
i odurzenliie. abc1w apiece j. J.
KowalewskIsgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

nowy iyk Ia uwzmocnienie
spostrzeg& re jakiS milosierny
cz,owiek zabrai mu butelke a
przytem zegarek wartosci 20
NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

WROCKAW. PoznA1sk'
strejk szk6lny - pisa haka-
tv6ci - zaczyna objawiac sic
i ma G6rnym Slasku. z By.
ton,ia dochodzi wiadomo6c o
tel agitacyi ma wielkie roz-
MARY pod wodza wielkopols-
kich dow6dsc6wl Daj iu Pa
ME Bo4s ~upamietanis - tym
;swiehrzycislosr," MO "a
.kl6csli tych stcsunk6w tax.
miIs utrvalajacsj sis kultury.
nianisckiej. Otto ,pobozne'
tyczenia tych kt6rzy Gle tyl-
10 Boga boi4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
$500 - &c z IsssgE17s *1v1 EH7As5AWT.
NajsillnIiejszy Bank |;9l
rst Farn1a v Kansas.

Tei wan laden banker ME ukrednie. : pleni2dz " MA w}ozony
lest poi w..zs tontroIt, ME pod bAnkier'f4 " Banku VAN dada
:; r,c.n ieli ME sbankrutuji, : granta y Kansas ,rzynosza 10 do
50 proeeat. spytajoie .s tyeh 60 i Poiapili 5ol 5emu. nozeeie q
rnlao,r.z okolo trzeia cze6c zgdry, 2 reszte y 2 rocznych splataob.
81 ton spos6b pr1y6i vast rnajomi do maiatku, DO kup'i p6ki byio
Gle sw6i ciezko zapracovany grosz " KAWAhKU ZIEMI, 2 ME y
banlus Togo nigdy ME poialujes1 Pr1eszaos 80 fanilii polskioh juh sie
w, pdki grunt tani. Pc polskie opsy, nspy itd. psaoie do
.G.l. lDE0RlEIl Pres. and AsAgr Me-. PPolo MAC loniaption 90
@ COLBY. Thsnas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
Go bedzie noszoneW v esieniZ Zine

Mody ma przysz}a jedein zme 50 znamienimze " wiela wzgledach Cd tyh
kt6re bHy W pHeszfych lahch Dawnej uwazai6ce "a niezawodne przyw3zane
do popzednich typ6n; niezachwiana ufno56 IL jeden syl jeden sl tylko pred
shwia cafkowt9 odzez. W tym rou krawcy " Paryzr wystswiaCa IL okaz 70
~~~;+~~ ~~~&" or h"ei ro~ahne wzorv Wybrai6my kika set model, kazdy
oryginalnego tyu, jeden r6znacy sic cd drugego. Vice pnekonacie sic, II przez
odwe1z ME mas, g1y bedde wAm potnba ptaszeza, znajdziecie st6sowny stL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

ZABRZE. Ma szosie do Bis.
kupic jadacy woznica Mogros
spal ma dyszlu. Wo}af go
chlopak przechodzacy ably go
obudzi}. M. spad1 z dyszla l
dosta} sic pod ko}a, kt6re go
przejechaly ma smierc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
ZE SLASKA.

RACIBORZ. Gazem. wegla-
nym uchodzacym z pieca zat'
ru}a sic W nocy ma platek,
Gala rodzina rzeznika Witego
W Miejscach. W nastepny
dzien zmar1a wskutek zatru-
cha jego matka i piecioro
dzieci za6 ojciec i jedno
dziecko znajduja sic W bezna~
dziejnym stauie W tutejszym
lazarecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

Chicago Burlington =
Quincy ny.
Nortk Bound
Rix.
L Paul / Ai,paDsk Listed 4.es Sc
81. Paul ( MisiS SHs DxPses s.ss an
Auvs .
CticaSs s !. lSuis Z Y6eTa kinns4 $50 an
CEicags kxPreee. s.s5 - NJ
So1th Bound.
u Depart
fr;c..o 81. lsuis Expres l. an
CEcaas St Lsuis Rseria Linied 1e5opn
= Arrive
a4paul Z Minneapolis HxpEess II 3san
& Ninsapef. Limited 1fs3s -
Green Bay 4 Winona.
Dspar Anitys
- ~ P@osw So g5 -
koo , = II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
P}aszcze The Fashion"

w przysz}a sobote poniedzia}ek wytozymy
ma sprzedaz lot nowych pozadany stylu ca
sno przylegfych, pol obcisiych i luznych
p4aszczy, stopniowo W Genie Cd $|.5O 90
$500. Kazdy z tel odzie2y nosi nasz znak;
THE FASHION" Me uwzgledniajcle zadne-
go un;ewinnienia, lecz zadalcie obziez pod
tym napisem.
PUwahne futra.
Prawie kazda niewiasta, kupujac p}aszcz
chce mice wyko6czenie odpowiednie do tego.
Mia ma mic Observation-Disclosures CODY niewia-
sta mogla uzytkowat do uzupe}nienia kom:
~pletnego odziezy a przedstawiajacego sic strol.
ME, jak %futrzana przepaska Tub kolnierzyk
odpowiedni z m6fka. :>="
Ma sobote i ponledzia}ek 'bedziemy mice
cos specyalnego do ofiarowania. Lot ele-s
ganckich przepasek ma szyje, sprzedawanych
.zwykle po SIS 90, nasza cena W tel sprzedazys
v $2.75 i $3.50. TAX samo lot bardzo. pick
nych O zdobnych rzeczy ma szyje pc $l.9o.i
$3.50. Rozumie sic, re mozemy wan polka
zac wszystko czego sobie zyczycie W tym
gatunku, jak jezy, wiewi6rki, kuny i. t. d. az
do $4,000 "a garnitur. Przekonacie sic IL u
mas jest gl6wna kwatera ma popularne ceny
"a futra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
Spodnice do wyj6cia

Wy}ozymy ma sprzedaz lot p~ozadanych
modnych, z ciezkiego materya1u, ]ak: sargv,
kaszmiru j. t.. d. spodnic do wyj6cia. Ten
specyalnv lot bedziemy p%olecac po 1898 W
przysz}a sobote i poniedzia}ek tylko. Panic.
tajcie, pokazemy wan caly Rad spodnic, car
nych i. t. d.. cd $500 do 1900. .
Wieziona spodnia bielizna
Me zapominajcie, il wan pokazemy, re
jeste6my zaopatrzeni W spodnia b~ielizne,
po1czochy, gorsety i. t. d. Ma to sprzedaz
danny wan ciezkie ~flisowane skoszule i gatki,
pc SOC s%przedawane, "a Zoe. 5Wszyst'
inne tax dobrze jak zni4one stopniowo
Spodnice specyalnesc
Do tel sprzedazy danny wan wyborny lot
pieknych czarnych jedwabnYch spodnic z
g}ebokiemi falbanami j falbanki ma kurz,
sprzedawane zwykle pc 81 so, nasza cena 9Sc.
Many takze rozmaite kolory, ogniowo mic
,;ooo ;o1uohno : + n
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-07-31
A CRESCO CASE
Many More Like It in cresco.

o T. ~
The following case is but one of
many similar occurring daily in Cres-
co. 1t is an easy matter to verify it's
correctness. Surely you cannot ask
for better proof than such conclusive
evidence.
w. F. Moulton, formerly city offic-
er of Cresco, Iowa, says; "For some
time constant dull aching across the
loins clung to me persistently, and
changed to sharp twinges in the kid
neys, particularly so If / stopped or
lifted anything. As might be expect
ed difficulty with the kidney secre-
tions was plainly evident. Being ok
posed to all kinds of weather and con-
tracing colds which seated themselves
in the loins, aggravated the attacks
when they occurred. I tried several
remedies without effect but at last
heard of Doan's Kidney Pills and be-
gan using them. Before had finish
ed the. treatment the urinary difficulty
and the backache ceased.
For saleby all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. T.,
sole agents for the U. s.
Remember the name Doan's and
lake no substitute
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-07-31
Better Than Ever.

That is the verdict of every person
who has witnessed q performance of
Campbell Brothers great consolidated
shows. Always good, but this year
with may added new features, the
performance is in ever way the equal
OF any show upon the road, and in
keeping with the policy Of these we'll
known circus managers ever since the
first organization Of this famous am
usement enterprise.
Starting in small way over fifteen
years ago they have steadily advanced
until at the present time it Ia second
to none. Cleaniy conducted, with no
fakirs or grafters, Campbell Brothers
consolidated shows has made friends
from is infancy and each year gees
the list swelled until today the name
is synonym for all that is good and
honest iu- the amusement world. They
will exhibit at Cresco Friday, Au
gust 8.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-07-31
}. A. cLEMMER SPRINGS A new lGAR
Presents Wadsworth Bros. CHice
Which Sells Like Wild Fire.

Presents Wadsworth Bros. Chic q
Which Sells Like Wild Fire.
p. A. Clemmer has recently intro
duced g new brand OF cigars Wads-
worth Bros, Chico. In size and quail.
ty they are the style OF a ten cent
Cigar, but retail at five cents straight.
r. A. ClemmerS aim is to give the
smokers of Cresco the best goods pos
sible, and he believes that in pushing
and re sommending the Chicoa he has
done good thing for people who like
a good Cigar at reasonable price.
The Chicos are made from a long
clear Havana filler, and burn with a
selid ash. In flavor and fragrance
they cannot be told from cigars that
retail at ten and fifteen cents. The
fact that they are to-day the favorite
smoke OF the most fastidious trade,
people who heFetnfoFe annexed moth
ing but ten and fifteen cent cigars,
shows that this is true. Prove it for
yourself, however, by trying Chico.
Put down dime at P. a. Clemmer's
cigar counter and see II the two cigars
you get are not better than any cigar
you ever smoked before for twice the
money. july 20-3l aug 10
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-07-31
A Very DiseracefuI Affair.

An exhibition Of brazen Ignorance
Is that participated in by some Of
Cresro y young men who congregate
az the depot and await the arrival Of
the train for an opportunity to dis
play their 'ssnartness. y Especially
is this true on the arrival OF the evea-
ing passenger, whena beyy Of these
Young "shoroughbreds" (ha! ha!!) get
together and make "smart'' remarks
at the ladies who may chsnaa 70 be
seated near the windows In the train.
II these young "sportsm ~ could see
themselves as others see them, they
would crawl into the smallest cavity
imaginable. Some Of these 5oNnestsrs
represent the beet families Of our city
and shonin possess better breeding OF
more brains than to be participants
IN 80 disgraceful an affair.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-07-31
A Pleasant Surprise.

Last Thursday, the 26th, was the
twentieth wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Forry, and some
Of their neighbors and friends who
had knowledge of the date planned a
surprise on them to properly com.
memorate the event. BY a precon.
certed arrangement, the greater part
of the invited company met stimuli
taneously at their very door and
entered their door yard and home to
the complete surprise Of the family,
who however, we're equal to the
occasion and rallied nicely after the
first shock.
The evening was spent in music,
feasting and general good time, the
guests remaining until late hour.
Nearly all of the members of the W..
o. w. Orchestra were present with
their instruments and furnished con-
siderable entertainment.
AS token of the esteem in which
the worthy couple are held by their
neighbors and friends, Rev. Hill was
delegated by the assembled company
to present them with an elegant ex-
tension table and set of dining room
chairs and full set Of silver knives
and forks.
Among those present or contribut-
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Forry,
d. A. Lyons, Ed. Webber, Frank
Bickford, CD. Vance, Geo. Miller,
John Steinman, John Lusson, John
McDermott, f. Farnsworth, M. P. Ly-
don, P. M. Banning, 81. ]. Webber,
L ]. Gibbons, Q. E. Teetshorn, Clint
Farnsworth, O. E. Fields, ]. J. House,
P. A Wanless, T. P. Lcgsdon, R. NJ.
Thomson, Q. j. Powers, Dana Mead,
Ed Bickford, Bert Addie, John Cul-
bert, P. G. Button, f. J. Prann, Joe
Marsh, Arthur Kellogg, u. q. Nc
Intosh, John Rutsch, Emil Reut-
linger, Willis Farnswortb, Morton
Fields, Fred DeGreve, VIM. Owen,
W. 3. Scholz, j. NJ. Brown, w. r.
Hill; Mesdames Mary James, Rose
Bartholomew, Risdahl, W. b. Allie
man; Misses Cora Libbey, Ruby
Beadle, Mamie and Leah Kline;
Messrs. W. o. Swenson, George
Clark, Fitzgerald s. Woods, @. D.
Prinz, Geo. Bar tholomew, N. B. Lib
bay, A. River, W. j. Mead, ]. W.
Buehler, Ollie Teetshorn, Clem Glass,
9. II, Webster, f. B. Lomas.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-07-31
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers were filed
with the county recorder for the week
ending July %.
w. q. Peavey and wife to Sarah
A. Hawkins, lots 8 and 9 Of
biz IL of East Riceville.. s 600
Weigle Bros, to w. E. Peavey,
lots 8 and 8 of blk IL, of East
Riceyille ........ .................... llo0
Orvine ]. McHugh and wife to
John L. McHugh, an und 1.6
OF ne and NV sec 81 and
OF s ! Of Sc sec 80, all in twp
se,l2..... 1865
Fred ]. Brenner and wife and
John a. Helden and wife to
Philip and and Elizabeth
Hummel, Sc 4 sec l-s9-14 ....... $500
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-07-31
Special croekery Sale.

have some special bargains in En-
ehsh Semi Porcelain Ware which you
should investigate before buying. II
you need some new or ex ira dishes to
set your table with, now is the time
% BUY. 100 piece Dinner sets only
$3.50 Set OF Plates 45c.. set OF Cups
and Saucers 45c. II. +. PRANN
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-07-31

ORIGINAL NOT CE.
October Term, 1903.
In the District Court for Howard County, Iowa.
william Wilson, Plaintiff,
Lizzie Wilson, Defendant
To the Defendant Above Named:
You are hereby notified that there ts on file
In the office of the Clerk OF the Distrlct Court
In and for the county OF coward. state of Iowa
Ing of you divorce upon the ground Of deser-
tion.
fend before noon OF the second day Of the next
term OF said cnurt appointed to be held as the
court house In said county Commencing ON the
entered and q judgment and decree rendered
against you thereon, IN accordance With the
I = i N. a, BLACKBURN,
eow4 Attorney for Plaintiff