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TWICE-A-WEEK. m&i -J* £t\ &••>*' •i -9-i *. The Hustling, Ono-Prico Clothier, is mak ing the old, hide-bound, get.wliat-you-can establishments liunt their holes. Low prices for good goods are what sell the .* stuff this Fall for the Earmer who is sell Jiang oats at 10c and burning his corn for of mavket is going to quit paying fancy prices. That's why we are having s**i each a rush of business even this fall. is% ,•. -4 jf«, -v y-i^ »$«** fV We Have Caught On to these facts and are selling Clothing so .'iis^ljthat no one need go poorly clad: Our f^Ss&prtces for Suits are way down below what *lh^i|fe .you have ever known before, and our Overcoats only need be seen- to know why l&^wc are doing three-fourths of the business *te:5 |in this line. Come and see us and we will ?*j ^do you good. A .Men's Overcoats at all prices from $3 up. -k^ Boys' Overcoats at all pricos from $2 np. TBost Arctic6, men's, at $1.25 per pair. Be6t Felts, 4 leather stays, at 50c pair. Wool Mitts, &c pair. VS f1*' The Tireless Clothiers, J?c" Lime Springs. N*. We Lead them all ou Winter Overcoats:' K\. 4 --5 jT 0ur "JfS1 V8 -,r-\ r' ,4^ 'iajy j-£f *1 §U1 g, .*-1 Brothers THE ALLIANCE STORE GALLERY Is the place to get your Photos taken The second story hag been fit led up in the most complete manner for first class work, and we will send out noth ing bat the very best. It always pays to get the best if you do have to pay a little more, then you will have a genuine work of art which you will not be ashamed to present to anyone Everyone is invited to call and see as and examine oar work whether tbev wisbjanything or not. W. BROWN •'.•«• LOOK HERE! DO YOU WANT TO SAVE A DOLLAR? DOLLARS ARE HARD TO GET nd we are prepared to save you More Dollarss on your Clothing bill this Fall than any other firm in Howard County. You all remember how cheap ::K we sold shoes last Spring— 40 Cents on the Dollar we are prepared to give equally as good a bargain on a Suit or an Overcoat. Good All-wool Black Cheviot Suits, regular price $15.00, for $8.65 1 a a $12—Royal Wilton Kersey Overcoats—$12 Double or Single Breasted, Blue or Black the regular price of overcoats made from this kersey has always .... been $18.00 to §20.00. Our Overcoat Stock is the Largest in Cresco, .J' 't and at prices that will sell. Fur department—Men's Overcoats and Ladies' Capes Dogskin Overcoat for $10 is a Hummer! 'Sja'S*-* -i 5 »V. '4 'The Best of Lining. Can't be Beaten. *V Come and sec us it you want to Save Money on your Ciothiii"'. O D- NIQH0US a. The Golden Eagfe Leading Clothiers. Cresco, Iowa! », •"!r iS C. "M •w* ft. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 21 3W^^\tP vit ORESOO, HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1895. ,A Camp fire Dec. 10. A H. H. Rygg Sundayed in Decorah. Musical observations Friday night. Dr. O. B. Bowers, opposite Baptist church. Willard D. Marshall wont to Nunda, 111., Friday. J. J. Lydon of Lourdes was a Cresco caller Monday. L. J. Van Niman and family have moved to Waterloo, Iowa. Mrs. Ed. Farnsworth visited with Decorah friends last weolt. Miss Cora Allen, of Ridgeway, visited Cresco on Thursday. Mrc J. H. Boggess wishes six board ers, will take them at any timo. tf An elegant line of school tablets at PEE DEE office nice and cheap. tf New styles in fur capes and ladies' jackets at C. L». Nichols & Go's. All the latest novelties iD dress goods at P. CONNOLLY'S. GENTS linen and celluloid collnrs at 10 cents each. P. CONNOLLY. Leslie Barnes went to Chicago Satur day in the iuterst of the Golden Eagle. Ladies' fur capes sold cheaper at C. D. Nichols & Co.'a than any house in town. i»„ In Inday's TWICE-A-WEEK we will publish the full text of the President's message. ,i Buy your felt boots and arctics at C. D. Nichols & Co.V, and know they are right. Jas. Hendriclcs, of Riccville, was a Cresco visitor the latter part of the past week. W. B. Ousley. D. D. S., in Cresco, 1st to 15th. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. 15tf Miss Mamie Clark, of Lime Springs, spent Thanksgiving with her sister Miss Lettie Clark. W. C. N ichols & Son shipped two of their fine sbeep to Warren, Ind., last week to Chas. A. Wiley. W. J. Clarkin had the misfortune of a runaway recently and a serious hurt of the foot was the result. Mrs. C. D. Horton, of Fort Atkinson, is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gallup. Mibb Frankie Norton gave a birth day party and sleigh ride to her young friends, Thanksgiving day. J. B. Caward left yesterday to see bis brother James, who lies seriously ill at hU home in Hampton. What politics has an administration that feels itself vindicated by an over whelming democratic defeat? Dell Berry has returned from I^e Roy, where he has been engaged in plastering their new opera house. Ladies' and misses' fine shoes, the best and cheapest in the city at C. D. NICHOLS & Co. Our mayflower Tea at 43c can't be beat. Try a pound. AMUNDSOX & Loraius, the Grocers. Miss Helen Kasson, of Le Roy, vit ited at the home of C. II. Miller sev eral days the past week, returning yesterday. & ^£3-^ ''fc. TfetesX ^1 1 1 PLUCK, PROGRESS, PERSEVERANCE AND PATRIOTISM IN POLITICS. 4- The calls for the Boggess article of Nov. 26, from abroadi may may call for its republication at an early day. An outspoken, independent press is the terror of evil doers and a thorn in the side of their horde of cuckoo apol ogists. G. E. Chamberlain, physician and surgeon, office in Lowiry's drug store. Residence, corner northeast from Sis ters school. tf The Saturday Grzette says: Eugene Mullen of Cresco Sundayed recently with D. A. Weakland. and family at New Hampton. If you have a clock or watch that declines to tell you when its dinner time, take it to J. W. Shacklock, in the Car gallery. Prof. Laenas G. Weld, of Iowa City, qisited in Cresco during the Thanks giving vacation, his wife still being visiting about here. The Daughters of the King are re quested to meet with Mrs. W. B. Lent Wednesday, Dec. 4, at 2:30 p. m. A full attendence is desired. DUESSMAKINO—We are prepared to do dressmaking and plain sewing. First door north of Mrs. DE Camps', 2012 Sarah Crowell & Julia Kelly. As Senator Hill only had an audi ence of 4 )0. all old line democrats at his Milwaukee lecture, it cannot be urged that any great harm was done. Faribault extra select has a great reputation and we waitt you all to try a sack. Only sold by Amundson & Lofthus, the Grocers. Harry Hall, "Daisy" Deane and Johnny Powell, returned from their hunting trip Friday-'night, bringing back eighteen deer and forty dozen partridges. Lackawana white ash hard coal, $7.30 per ton at Harry Moore's also teams put in barn to hay for 10 cents at my old stand, Lime Springs. Salt $1.10 per barrel. ~C II. B. Gildersleeve, of Weedsport, New York, an experienced and capa ble watch-maker and jewelry repairer, holds the bench in Connolly's watch and jewelery department. lotf Thomas J. Rutherford killed- two largo red foxes on the Lowry farm west of Cresco last week. The sly and thievish pair had been feasting on Rutherford's bronze turkeys. Watch C. D. Nichols & Co. on boots and shoes, as well as clothing. They have already placed their orders for spring for the finest lino of ladles' and gentlemen's shoe?, over shipped to Cresco. Owing to a change In the business Hazeldine is going to close out his stock of Piano-Organs, 7 octaves, and octave organs before Christmas. You can get an organ now at whole sale price or less. Joe Owens was married Thanksgiv ing day to a Miss Smith, of Florence ville. They will make their home on the 1J. P. Norton farm where Mr. Owens has been employed for several years. We wish the couple overy joy attainable. r. The farce of pulling^ the mulct sa loon of Burns' on the isouth sine was roenacted ono dav last week. Of course there will be no liquor drank in Cresco now which will be hard on the drug stores, as they all have large stocks on hand, There was a man in town one time who thought him wondrous wise. He swore by all the fabled gods he'd never advertise. His goods were advertised ere long, and thereby hangs a tale His ad was set in nonpareil, and head ed—"Sheriff's Sale."—Gazette. A musical observation party will be given at the home of Mrs. Dr. Barrett on Friday evening, bee, 6, by the Daughters of the King. Something novel, never before given in Cresco. Lots of fun, sandwiches, cake and coffee served for 10 cents. All are in vited. G. \V. Combs reached home Satur day evening from his preemtion claim In northern Minnesota^ During his leisure hours while holding down his claim he captured some five hundred partridges and nineteen deer, all of which he brought inj liis wagon to Cresco. He made a. good haul, a suc cessful trip. The first match game of indoor base ball ever played in Cresco, took place the afternoon of Thanksgiving day, the "Hot Stuffs" hasting the ball for 19 runs to 15 for the "Cracker-Jacks." A-'match game in the Cresco Social Club's hall between a picked cluh and ono from Austin Is npw in Qoutempla Hon. :i',mi'- 1 i*»i The birthday party at Lyrio hall was a grand suocess socially, and from the large attendance it must have been financially, the hall having been thor oughly packed. Each porson taking part in the program performed the part assigned them with credit, and we hope the ladies realized a hand some sum as they had been indefati gable in working it up. The receipts have not been reported, to. us yet. Frank E. Long and his big company will be here-for a week's engagement commencing February 3rd with the satno company with which he started out, with one exception. Miss Fannie Bernard, the character woman, being supplanted by Miss*flgrenoe Ashpjore. lie also ha9 a new attraction, a mind reader named Hanson who makes astonishing tests at every performance. Several now plays have been added to his repertolro, among them "Robinson Crusoe" and "The Black Flag." w. I 1i-a#* -. -T*t+ 1 11111 Charles Aidrich The supper at John Sims on Thanks giving night was a success socially and financially. Proceeds $26. News reaches us of the marriage of Mr. Herbert A Crowell and Miss Em ma Craig, in South Dakota, last Wed nesday. Few people know that all plants contain digestive principles. They cannot absorb their food until it is digested any more than animals can. The Mount Lebanou Shakers have learned the art of extracting and utilizing the digestive principles, and it is for this reason thier Shaker Digestive Cordial is meeting with such phenomenal success in the treatment of dyspepsia. The Shaker Digestive Cordial not only contains food| already digested, but it also contains digestive principles which aid the digestion of other food that may be eaten with it. A single 10 cent sample bottle will be sufficient to demonstrate its value, and we suggest tjmfcevery suffering dyspeptic make a trial'of it. Any druggist can supply it. Laxol is the best medicine for children. Doctors recommend it in plaee of Castor Oil. DAISY Choice Dairy Butter 10 at Choice Creamery Cutter -o a Unsartoil Butter is© Cream por Inch Milk per cwt .".i! i!!72u MISCELLANEOUS. per ilozen i'otHtoo« Onious She lias left a world of sorrow, AH troubles now art) o*or. For »"i' Kfcini^. wiiiiit WiWSfc S~ Granger Gruel and Florenceville Fuel Prof Jones spent thanksgiving with his parents. Jno. Finckh and family visited in Preston last Saturday. Mfss Eva Broadwater is the guest of Miss Robinson this week. Mies Martha Thompson who has beon with her cousin Mrs Lorenzo St. John for two-years, returned to St. Paul last week. John Darrah had the misfortune to lose one of his horses this week I Any weddings? why to be sure, it would not be Thanksgiving without weddings listen: Mr. Jos. Owens of Cresco and Miss Lizzie Smith were marred at Cottage Antrim, Wednes day at noon. Rev. Harknoss officiat ing. No. 2, Mr, Frank Linderraan and Miss Mary Marks were married at the bride's home Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, Rev. Wood officiating. We omitted last week to say that the Granger school has a new organ. Thanks to our enterprising young people. Louis Brant, youngest son of Ste phen Brant, died at his home last Wednesday night. Louis has been a patiept sufferer for a number of years, and was well as usual, but was taken worsq on Tuesday, he lay in convul sions'all day Wednesday, and on that evenipg passed away. Louis was a gold, honest, loving son, his parents have the sympathy of the entiro com munity in their bereavement. -Wtf CRESCO VAKKETS (Corrected each issue.) 's CHAIN. Wheat SsWv'K4- Free 14 30 Beans................... t(in Hay, tamo 7'on Hay wlUI u(» W 001I, iiarii, dry "j'50 Wood soft, dry ."3.50 PROGRAM Camp fire entertainment Dec. 10, 1895, 7:30 p. m. in Lvrio hall. p. m. in Lyrio hall Prayer •Rev. Mitchcll Marching Through UeorRia Major Ilciidersliot and Son oOllJf•••••«•»• ............. MHIG On&rJi't Mocking Bird. Red While and Blue! Lib erty Quickstep....Major Hendersiiot and Son Military Urill Twentv Bovs General Sheridan's Favorite March ,. ill Major Hendersiiot and Son Solo Frank White Drum Solo—imitation of a railroad train and l050S1it,lve esse^ Major Hendersiiot and Son Soi "."il-i f?1!", Twentv tiiris ni"i.:V,N lloa Mule Mnjor Hendersiiot RocltAtiou vron ConvLrsc Solo—Fire and Ouarlua J. U. Hendersiiot Ocorgc Miller Imitation of a Battle Major Hendcnhot A .March Medley Major Ilendcrshot and Son A tamp Scene in the Field—With Song la The audience is requested to join the chorus In Kemoriam. »tJ.r.!.'.irii?#orNovember Hrrio Ureedlove, who eutereil eternal life S3,1KB. IJear Carrie now lias left 11s, Milt slie lias only gone before A she luts entorol the heavenly portals, And is with the blessed one hhe Is now a heaveuly angel, Her task on earth Is done. Jesus only lent her to us r«) remain a little while lie knows lior many virtues. How ber heart was free from guile, And ye who mourn for Carrie, I.ook now to Hod. alone 011 will HOOU he with your darling,' Arouud the great white throne. Wo must nut our trust lu Jesus, And tlo as lie has biddeu. so when our cares are o'er, \. may enter the realms of heaven. Harried, DOUSISK—BHOADWATEK—On Nov, 20 1895, at the residence of the bride's parents, in Bristol, by Rev. O. J. Bevep, of Fredericksberg, Iowa. Misi Amanda Broadwater and Herman Dornlnk were pronounced man and wife. Send 3 two cent stamps, to pay postage, to the leading specialists and physicians in this country, Dr. IIATH AWY & Co., 70 Dearborn Street, Chi cago. lltl3e.o.t Millinery. All the newest and nobbiest stvles at low prices. P. Connolly. KercheJfs People are always iTO lturluy 15 @20 11 13 torn 18(S °o Timothy Seed per bushel .' '.V.jil.15ai.25 Flax sooit 7ja Clover i»r cwt. .7.00 LIVE STOCK. Live Hogs 8.00@3.15 Hcef on foot.... (a, oii stoers Handkerclieifi. A little money will buy more presents iu these than in almost anything clso. See our Fine White Handker cheifs with silk embroidered ners at 5c each, of our good-wearing kind long remembered gifts. Fino 10-4 spreads from 50c Fine 9-4 fpreads from $1 I N. L. M. It Coats Little and Does Much. Remark when you attend a play or concert how many people disturb the performance by coughing. One man begins and the cough seems to be contagious. The interruption is a great nuisance, and there is no need of it, for anyone may cure a ooutrh with the Pineola Balsam, which costs twenty-tlve cents. It soothes the in flammation in the throat and loosens the mucous which clogs the air pas sages. A few doses of Ely's Pineola Balsam stop a cough and heal a sore throat. (g i'V'J V* """*4 X?"* S* lv« riM- Highest of.all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Govt RU0! Absolutely PURE Catarrh In The Head Is due to impure blood and cannot be cured with local applications. Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured hundreds of cases of catarrh because it purifies the blood and in this way removes the cause of the disease. It also builds up the system and prevents attacks of pneumonia, diptheria and typhoid fever. Hood's Pills become the favorite cathartic with every ono who tries them. 2&c Medical Reference Book (04 pages) for men and women who are afflicted with any form of private disease peculiar to their sex, errors of youth, contagious diseases, female troubles, etc., etc. Nobody will need to go away from Cresco to buy Xmas Presents. Our store is full of Economical iX Kcrcheifs. Mufflers Jap. Silk Kercheifs. cor- Marseiiles Bedspreads are to to And you are very specially re quested to see our Genuine Mar seilles Spread at $2. J, B. Coward & Co. SUITS! PANTS] AND OVERCOATS TWICE-A-WEEK. $1.00 PER YEAR Baking Powder STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLK- 1 DO, LUCAS COUNTY, SEAL I F. J. CHENEY & CO Toledo, O. OS-Sold by Druggists, 75c. Try a can of Hopkins' Steamed Hominy (Hulled Corn). It is delic ious. Full quart, 10c. 17w4 An elegant line of school tablets at PEE DEE office, nice and cheap, tf Things such as people will want this year. Fancy Towels wanting for fine linen loving ladies arc tlio best of gifts, They'll appre ciate them more than anything else you cau give for so little price. Linen Towels Fancy Towels.... S t!»d--€l0¥§pgrrrr .. lc to $2 .15c to 2 25c to.- 1 See the Fancy Bleached Stand covers at 9c each. Kid and Silk Mittens are lucky hits. Finger warm* ersaro always welcome, and the good wearing kind you get here will be no give-away as to the price you pay. lvids' Kid Mittens at 50c a pair Ladies' Kid Mittens at 75c a Fine Kid Mittens at 1.00 a Fine Mocha fu" tops 1-25 Single Silk Mittens at 50c a Double Silk Mittens at $1 a At the Lowest Pricos ever heard of in Howard county. Why buy a Ready-made Suit when you can get one made to order that hts for the same money yon would pay for a "hand-me down. A Good, All Wool Suit made to £your order for $15. Above all, let me impress upon your mind, although should wftit six weeks for a suit to be made to or der, I will guarantee yon will not need to purchase another suit before six weeks rolls by. A Good, All Wool, Heavy-weight Pants made to order for $4. Overcoats from $15 up. Get your order in at once, so as to got them at an early date SIEMER, & v, ZiM4r, -*SL "S^ *, if A f* "-lit ii. l¥ fw SS- FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of P. J. CHENEY & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and Stato aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CATARRH that can not be cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of De cember, A. D. 1886. W. GLEASON,. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. A 8c to 90c 9 to Jr. .40c to $1.50 pair, pair, pair, pair, pair. if I that you L/r 1 THF. TAILOR- LIME SPEIUuS, IOWA