Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-03

| ououS utlui dGCenIlOu OF our readers
shall be given TO the article on our
second page from the Cincinatti En-
qulrer, touching the question of issuing
bonds as a means of raising money
Tor the prosecution of the war or OF
Issuing treasury notes for that pur.
pose.
The famous Fisk & Welden orches-
ira will give one of their concerts in
the Opera House on Saturday evening
OF this week. The concert will not
commence until o'clock sharp, so as
to give all a chance to attend. After
the progrom dance lasting until 12,
will be given. The price will be Is,
20 and 80 cents tor the concert and
90 cents for the dance. An entirely
new program will be given.
DR.. M. G. Keith gives our readers
an entire change of advertisement in
the present issue of WEEK.
we call attention to this because the
Doctor is no ordinary physician. The
many remarkable cures he las per-
formed about which we personally
know, to some might seem to be little
less than miracles, but instead they
result from his thorough knowledge
OF the laws OF nature which he aids in
performing their proper function.
If you have children, you should
know how to take care of them. See
what l help you to. Send me your
name with address and see if some of
the books have will not save YOU a
hundred dollars year and the price
less life OF your child. Do not be
simple and throw this aside. Address
M. G. Keith. l want the address of
every person who desires to live better
mentally and Observation-Disclosures G.
Keith. Belleville, Ohio.
Do you want the best corner resi-
dent lot in Cresco. This lot has as
good we'll as there is in Cresco,
$50 barrel cistern and cellar. The
improvements in the way of shade and
ornamental trees were set 80 years
ago, and anyone who wants fine
home will know that money would
not buy them at once. Call on N. B.
Wheeler and get price. l also have 2
other lots next to this. all of these lots
are within one block of Court House
Square.
Mr.. VIM. Kellow will commence op-
erations in his creamery next Monday.
His cheese maker, F. M. Thomson, is
from near Utica, N. Y, from the very
heart of the finest cheese district in
the world built up through the great
interest Horatio Seymour had in the
dairying interests of the state. Mr..
Thomson is a graduate from the Dairy
and Cheese Making Department of
Cornell College, the agricultural
school OF the state, and one Of the best
in the country.
The Daily Argus and Leader of
Sioux Falls, S. D., of quite n recent
date has notice of two we'll known and
highly esteemed ladies formerly of
Ridgeway, but we'll known also to
Cresco people: Miss Josie Galby re-
turned to her home at Brandt, Duel
county, this morning, after visit
with her sister, Miss Emma Galby,
lady preceptress of the Lutheran
Normal School,. very successful
musical was conducted at St. Olaf's
Norwegian church last evening. The
singing of the church choir and Mime
haha Mandskor was highly appreci-
ated. The solos of Miss Inez Thomp-
son were roundly applauded. Miss
Emma Galby was also given a warm
reception, and her singing added ma
terially to the success of the program.
Father McCartey's sermon at IL
O'Clock mass last Sunday was grand
treat to his congregation. His dis
course on Spanish persecution and
Oppression was ably handled. He
dwelt at considerable length on the
erroneous assertions made by non
catholics that the Catholic church and
her teachings were in sympathy with
Catholic nations. He showed them
from historical dogmas that the
church, her teachings and her chill
dren were for the freedom of the en-
slaved from the oppressive hand of
tyrrany. He prayed for speedy vic
tory for our army and navy, and that
our proud flag of freedom would soon
wave over poor Cuba and her enslaved
people, freedom for the enslaved are
one of the teachings of the Catholic
church. Con-.