Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-04-22

and Trust Co., of Des Moines, The
president of which is after chunk O
the McHugh estate, was a business
visitor in Cresco on Wednesday.
For overworked men, delicate won
en-, sickly children, Rocky Mountain
Tea is the greatest blessing known
Keeps the whole family well-if taker
this month. DIR Connolly.
Home Seekers Excursion May ant
II, June and 21. 5000 more thar
one way rate for round trip. NJ
tickets sold for less than 5000.
Ut. M. j. WHITE, Agt.
It's woman's duty to .slook her best. >
All women cannot be ''beautiful," vel
all can be "mighty good looking" i,
they'll only take Rocky Mountain Tea
this month. Sold by DR.. Connolly
Incontlnence OF water during s1eer
stopped Immediately by DR.. E. Detch.
on's Anti Diuretic. Cures children
and adults alike. Price 81. Sold by
j. j. Clemmer, druggist, Cresco,
Iowa.
We have been furnished short
obituary of the late Charles Prann. but
the family wished to make some
corrections and additions and so its
publication is deferred till our next
ssue.
United States court convenes in Du-
buque Monday, April 25th. Several
of our people being summoned there
as grand and petit jurors, who to be
on time will leave tor there Saturday
evening.
The most profitable account man
can have on his books-this month
is expense, $1.00, three packages
Rocky Mountain Tea. Saved $1,000 90;
profit $4,000 and good health.
Sold by DR.. Connolly.
Mrs. Larkin Meadows is very near
DEATHS door, her demise being mo-
mentarily expected. Her son, Alex
Meadows, daughter, Mrs. Cady, and
granddaughter, Mrs. Thos. Reed,
from Kansas, have arrived to be with
her in her last hours.
Winneshiek Lodge No. 37s, K of P,
give their fifth annual ball in Calmar,
Friday evening, May 6, with the world
renowned Fisk & Weldon orchestra.
Mr.. Weldon being the famous band
master of Ringling Bros. Circus. This
is designed to be trump card to the
public from the X of P, and ii will be
as designed.
Monday morning there was Joy in
the family of A. j. Caward, at LIE Roy,
fine son having been born to them
on that morning. The following day
there came sorrow, that beautiful
child passing into the great beyond.
Wednesday its remains were brought
to Cresco and laid to rest in Oak Lawn
Cemetery. The sorrowing parents
have the sympathy of our people in
the hour of their atf1iction and sorrow
The advent of spring has revived
the demand among owners and renters
of high priced farms for cheaper lands.
No part of the country has attracted
more attention, or offers greater in
ducements, than Central Minnesota.
the Red River Valley and North Dako-
ia. The Northern Pacific Railway
Company is offering hundreds of
thousands of acres at low prices and
easy terms to actual settlers. See its
add in another column. If
Hon. w. j. Bryan will be in Du-
buque Tuesday, April 26, at which
time an afternoon meeting and re-
ception will be held which will be
free to everyone. Northeastern Iowans
especially are invited and will be
welcome. The evening meeting will
be held in the Grand Opera House at
which a small admission will be asked
by the Dubuque Bimetallic Club,
which is arranging with the railroads
for special low rates.
Do you want the best corner resi-
dent lot in Cresco. This lot has as
good we'll as there is in Cresco, a
$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. j. G. Holstrom, in the employ
of the Cresco Novelty Works, and who
has had a large experience in plow
making in some of the best and largest
plants of the country, is putting up a
plow to be used either as a walking or
riding plow that will possess several
new and valuable features. This one
when completed will be thoroughly
tested, and if the result is what is
anticipated, many OF them will be
manufactured and put on the market.
From appearances, we judge it will be
a success.
Mr.. w. A. Lewis, of Lowell, Mass,
representing the celebrated house of
j. c.. Aver Il Co., has been in the city
for the past three or four days, and
has in the meantime distributed at
every house, pamphlets setting forth
the merits of their preparations and
certificates Of their wonderful cures
from their use. The Eouse of j. G..
Aver & Co., is one of the Oldest
proprietary medicine concerns and one
of the largest in the world, every civil
lized people of the world being