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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-16

The Truth.
Guyer-Funny thing.
QuiZzer-What is?
Guyer-That nobody eve heard of
the Oldest woman resident. New York
Journal.
A Polite Person.
"Quite polite, isn't he?"
81 should say. He is so polished that
he can't tell the plain u~nvarnished
truth. Cincinnati Enquirer,
Effective.
Askins-What kind of alarm clock
have you?
Cynic-My wife's elbow .-Tacoma
Ledger.
Too Big n Fraction.
Edna believe that that young Mr..
Unison is half witted.
Marie-As much as that?-Chicago
Record.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-16

There is no truer, kind
lier spirit than that which
prompts a woman to aid
in the comfort and uplift-
ing of her own sex--inen-
tai, moral or physical.
We admire as heroines
those women who make it
purpose to rescue or
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-16

Order of Acquisition.
Spa, what's a casus belli
cts the thing a nation gets next
after a navy, my SON.. Town Topics.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-16

uHate sisters, Dul equally admirable
is that spirit which impels a woman
who has found help and comfort in sick
ness to use all her influence in bringing
the same relief to others.
~ rl,aI hn ulnd :, uriteS Mr. Dan; IL Ii.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-16

banks, of Enosburg,
Franklin Co, VT, in "
a cordial letter to N
DR.. X. V. Pierce, of "
Buffalo, n. ", "if "
my testimony to the -
success of your treat
inent will help to influence
other women, troubled
with the diseases peculiar
to our sex, to write you. 1
am glad to be able to tell
you of the great good your
medicines have done me.
l had been troubled with
liberation aud its attend
ant aches and pains and
nervousness several times;
and finally made worse by
a miscarriage, l wrote YOU.
l took DR.. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription and the
Golden Medical Discov,
cry for about three or four
months and can truly say,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
No Small Pox in cresco.

DIR. nj. G. Keith was i'm Cresco Tues
day, and in company with DR.. II. c.
Price, visited the severcst cases OF
what the State Board of Health term.
ed typical small poN. !" and says that
the malady is not small poX, lacking
every distinctive feature of that dis
ease. The offensive and unmiStakable
odor of that disease is lacking. There
is no pus under the puStule and nc
pit or depression of the skin under the
scab when it come off, and the scab
instead of cleaning of in from eight to
ten days as in small poN, may be found
remaining on those first afflicted some
Two or more months ago, and lastly
that bad it been smallpox starting
nearly three months ago without be-
ing quarantined at all to within the
past three weeks, those afflicted being
at large on the streets and in all
public places, sickness and deaths
from it among the poor and the filthy
would have been frequent whereas
not one has occurred. 1t is no tlattery
to say that DR.. Keith as physician
ranks full head and shoulders above
any physician on the state board of
health and has seen and treated
hundreds of smallpox cases in the
cities and knows what they are and
what he is talking about.
He is undoubtedly IL ''crank'' and
its a pity that our physicians were not
sufficiently that way to know chicken
poN from small poX. To his credit Dir.
Price and others of our physicians
have all along said it was not small
pOX
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
What About Or. Schrader?

People through the country ask us
about DR.. Schrader of the state board
of health who came to CreSco to in
yestigate the small poN scare, on the
invitation of the CrescO bored of health.
All that need be said of him is, that
like many of the captains and colonels
in the public service, he owes his po-
sition to political pulls" and not to
his capacity, fitness or qualifications
for the office he holds on the board of
health of the state.
AT Cornell college. Mt. Vernon. he
reported small poN at the college
brought by two girls who had been
home to care for Il brother who had
died of the disease, and that from two
to five hundred students had been eN-
posed After the report in all its de-
tails had made the rounds of the press
and brought fear and sorrow to the
homes of the students, not one case of
small poX occurred among them and
no case has been in Vt. Vernon. If
summoned for ASiatic cholera. dysen.
terry or cholera morbus will fill the bill:
if for small poN. the itch or any erup-
tion or pimples fills the bill, this is the
unenviable record Of DR.. Schrader.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
A Few Questions For Our Small
Pox Experts(?)

Small poX has a period of invasion of
nine to fifteen days, after which the
eruption comes out, in ii healthy per-
son in three" days. We would like to
ask the medical gentlemen who have
declared the city of Cresco infected
with small poX whether an eruption of
small poX puStuleS can remain on the
face for three weeks? This has been
the condition in nearly all the cases
ana we Know 1T to our personal know
ledge. Small poX comes out practic-
ally at once and if our small poX eX-
pertS can give any medical authority
When the eruptionS are 2l days i'm COM
ing out, we will say the Cresco cases
are genuine small poX. This condition
OF eruption, however, is one of the
cllacteristicS of chicken poN, remaining
sometimes eruptiye for months while
small poX has definite time of conval-
eScence. These pustules are filled with
a rotten, shrinking puS, in small poy.
while the puStules in these cases have
nlled With watery serum common to
chicken poX. How about this, YOU
small poN experts? After pustules APP
pear, it takes them three toSeven DAYS
to I'LL with puS, and when the scab
comes of or the pustules open there
is always a depression in the skin'pop-
ularly called a pit. We are positirely
informed that there has nerer been q pit
but they have healed smooth as in cas-
es of chicken poX. Don't take our
word for it. but look for yourself at
some of the people who have been at
flicted with this so-called small poX
and are now well. Will our small pox
doctors explain this point? There is a
distinctive smell to small poX com
mencing with the formation of the
pustules and continuing till the full
time of convalesceuce is over. We are
reliably informed by the mosteminent
medical authorities that this smell has
been entirely lacking.
After the depression of the puStules
in small poN in seven days the scabs
come off completely, leaving the skin
clear and white. In these cases, to
our personal knowledge, they have re-
manned for over three weeks and are
not off yet. Bring on you authorities
and show us the error of our ways, you
medical experts who have succeeded
in soaring every one for miles around
with your Bogie-man stories.
The present scare came because the
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
ROYAL ss*".e Ss*;.s
- ABSolvrEY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
symptoms were not diagnosed correctl
PURE
aoyAL BAKING eowpsa col, ssw yoak.

symptoms were not diagnosed correctly
Ihe symptoms are those of aggrayat-
ed chicken poX and because the medi-
cal gentlemen had never seen case
OF small poX nor an aggravated case of
chicken poX, they jumped at the con-
clusion there must be small poX.
Cresco has been victimiZed because of
gross ignorance of the two diseases.
Chicken poX has been raging in Cresco
for several months among the young,
and became aggravated in the adults
some of them-by impure blood or
exposure.
We want the medical fraternity to
get down their medical works and see
If what we say is not true, and if it is
own up to their mistake and then tear
down these yellow rags about town,
open up the churches and tell the
people that everything here isall right
and that there is not nor has there
been case of small poX in town.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
Vaccination is the Curse O
Childhood.

John Pfpnder, child of healthy
Swiss parents, born 23d September,
1915, was healthy until vaccinated.
Was a sturdy and beautiful child, as
were his four brothers and sisters: he
walked at the age of 8 months.
On the 10th of June, 1876, he was
vaccinated by the official vaccinator.
Eight days later his feet began to
swell, assesses formed, his teeth be-
gan to rot, his glands to swell. Fis-
tulouS sores appeared on his hands
and feet. He could neither walk nor
stand: several of the bones of his hands
had rotted out.
1t was such cases us this and the
spirit of liberty, not yet dead in
switzerland, which led that freedom
loving people to reject on a referen-
dun the infamous system of blood
poisoning, ycleped vaccination, which
a medical clique was seeking to impose
upon them.
When will the good sense, parental
affection and love of liberty of Ameri-
cans rise to the level of the brave
burghers of Switzerland?
There are thousands of such cases in
this doctor-ridden land.
Reject rdccination and protect yourself
iron. possible injury, and yo,u. child from,
probable death.
Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
Needed More Room.

The increasing business of Fred
Woelstein demanded more room for its
transactions to meet which he extend
ed the room on the east side of his
store nearly doubling the capacity and
putting his harness shop and goods in
to the room hitherto used for his store.
He has not only added to his room but
has added largely to his stock in trade
in all lines and is prepared to give sat
lSfaction as to quality, but at prices
that seem to suit the people and draw
their patronage. He is prepared for
all his old customers and us many uew
ones as may favor him with their trade
which he SOlicitS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
What Vaccination Is,

When Witnesses Fascinating doc
tors) before English royal Vaccination
Commission were asked ''What is vac
cination?" they all said they did not
know. For over 100 years the doctors
have been trying to answer this impor-
tant vuestion, and as they have so dis
mally failed suggest the following:
Vaccination is the incubation of a
healthy person with the putrid pus,
from a fostering sore, of syphilitic
nature, on diseased animal. That is
to say, with matter in a state of retro
grade metamofphoSiS. f"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02

wHr TIE SALE, WHAT THE 1nDucsxEsf

WHY THE SALE, wHArrHE 1NpucEMENf
Not accumulation OF odd szes and unstable styles
from tho stock OF the past season.-no. bit of III
Every garment fresh from the bes, manufacturers in
the land No shop rubbish from the dinsy lofts
e:eanest Of underwear. fresh from clean well venu
lated factories II is the perfection Of underweareut
by the best skilled artists Of the cutting tabla II is
tho best underwear, designed, put together and fin
tshsd by the hands Of healthy rosy checked girls.
Remarkable values caused the purchase fos this big
sale Plain figure facts Of economy is tho powerful
tndueenent we offer throngs OF buyers who
send this big sale See the big display in tho window
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
How She Learned About Il

81 recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla
rem suffering from Scrofula OF any
blood disease or stomach trouble. 1t
learned of its merits by taking it for
bad blood" Mrs. e. w. BABB, CO.
burg, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, biliousness, indigestion, consti-
patton.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02

One of our correspondents writes us
that items were not sent last week be-
cause of being informed that CreSco
was quarantined, no one allowed to go
in or out, trains were not permitted to
stop here and no mail matter received
or sent out. How's that for monu-
mental lying. .-C,ysco Times.
All right, and the Times in its issue
yesterday gives encouragement and
sanction to the falsehood in its small
poX items. There are but two doctors
in Cresco who will say there is or has
been a case of small poX in the city,
and they are simply mistaken.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
oREsoo HOWARD COUNTY IOWA FRIDAY JUNE 2 1899

The State Line Old Settlers Assoc
iation will hold the annual meeting in
lie Roy, Mimi. June 10. 1899 The an
nual address will be delivered by Rev.
.. III. Holmes, of Cresco, La. a cor
dial invitation is extended to both old
and young to meet with us on this our
Is annual meeting. We want to omake
this the best meeting in the history of
the association. Let no one miss the
address. The meeting will be called
to order promptly at 10 O'Clock a. m.
j. NJ. Wykoff, w. f. Haskins,
Secretary. President,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02

A little boy living in Crosse, was
vaccinated few years ago and every
year since then breaks out In running
sores and the poison injecting fratern-
ity say that when Interruptions reach
his neck he will die. A young lady in
town suffers each year with an erup-
where she was vaccinated. Any one
interested can have the names of these
persons by calling at this office.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02

Mr.. L. Elzea of Blutfton, who was a
member of the 49th Iowa in the Span
ish-A American war, was in CreSco, Tues
day, paying this Office /, valued call.
He told of visiting with the Cubans,
the supposed ignorant people of the is
land having with him a book in Span
ish and English and that nine out OF
every ten could read the Spanish and
give him its meaning in English. In
speaking OF the committees visiting
and inspecting camps, he said it was
known from three to four days in ad.
vance when the visit would be made
and everything was put in the best
possible condition for the occasion ano
| far favorable report,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
i0c. 25c. II C c. G. fail, druggis,; refund monen
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02

The Modern Woodmen of Austin
and elsewhere along west from Cresco,
sought to have the railroad run an eX-
cursion train to DEBORAH without stop
ping. The railroad sent q man here
who satisfied himself there was no
small poX here, SO the. Woodmen for
theif trouble are denied an excursion
train and excursion rates.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
as'S as,'y Ps'ss. ssns Sl3DS

Balance of our Indies Spring Capes
will be closed out at half price. Take
advantage OF this otfer and secure the
best wrap ever SD at our original
price. now at jast half. II these do
not sell qiick. then there IL no use in
advertising.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02

w. NJ. Gallagher, OF Bryan, Pa, says;
fFdr forty years have tried various
cough medicines. One Minute Cough
Cure is best of ALL" 1t relieves in.
Hstantly and cures all throat ana lung
troubles, coughs, colds, Group, whoop-
ing-cough, la grinBe and pneumonia.
j. III. Luers Drug Co.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
Sernbanelife.
Ggfag9, Ct. Yanl, MinneapOlis
& Cmaba.

Cub pna.
gr. Twin City Limited SIP 5orm.
Jx. 3. Omaha Passenger . ii .20
Rr. 3. 30. DO. e.o7 eftm.
Aorb pdo.
Dir 8. Sioux City Passenger 6,47 Rorm.
g9r. A.. b.. 90. DO. 1,55 eftnt.
g2t. 2. Twla City Limited 6,45
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
=Gmuba a, Jtebr.

I Qeuo banife 60. luib. Dtenisbebs Rirte.
Iortb 26ta Sfreet timelem @raut % Bur.
bette bodies eeimesieauosfiensite buer Seua
BAG iSormio6ae 81. l04 % 4fieH9nostieneitC
81. "a. S%enoa9sitole 81. l2t gim. AiSes
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3rRii.
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y9anfferen."
onsSag b. Is. SftObcr 1899.
@nOstjeneitcr.
Weir.

9Iair. 4ebr.
Blair oaniie en-. =lnt5. Reniebe6 boloer
gnosiieneite buer Sgnoag 6ormlooa9 ri.
1o1 % 2iten ri. u. S~eaoa8slfole III. .
Norm. Cpbpaoeliesmeoe 0nsodg aiten ri.
~. - gue ire b~ierielis otltomne.
q. 61smuseu,
HrQft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
Slalr o9 Onle9u.

Rep. Barton. Der lom tihligtrs
mtooslt iiuloe flute Der ira oa til
@rano 3siano, baUoe bet ubeIo puO
Hsiieu, at @nliter ira 2otomotiuet
iQrbte SlO / bans iptcieae 3ernbaues
uOeu. Os ban mIlteoe en- So iamt ft II
mefte 9nobo soeInst.
Dlu er Sfoleus 9erere % gleuer
i fnlot grbsios Der oppe paa gatten.
Zen ag gpsnins er IFS Os feroie; osrs
imoo er Yarmeleouin9erne not tnap i
Green enonu, og oerfor er bet soot. at
ui 5aDe bait iaa fiui 9eir / ben iioiis
u9es IIo. Get bar uoret en- 5ornsjsIis
at le bet enc e9s Rufferter sfter bet
anoei TONNE ira Stationen oe tore op
til StoIen. Get er o9faa en- 6ornsieIis
at billie paa be 9amIe Outer, Der sr
TONNE t9en. % be ny ia BEN IRrer
pi ogioa not mart al fenae. Del er 10
mt lnr os at e oeiaa 5Iotte al unse
Bleer fomme ira 8ogbaHoeIen % op
til StOlen mso bees gogpatte. men nj
slRees ogrDeo, oa Der ~iitfert o9iaa iot
BEN Iisser en- yiOsgernius. buortiI en-
COB looannelie er ueouenoig.
6orretnin9sioItsne Der / BLAIR K os=
iaa iaa forneiet no. naar Der Ct Iols
ON the Danish College co bsts 10.
p%ioelie; tbt Be ueutu nalurIisuis ogiaa
bermeo en- lloOiocIie Al osres 9nota9tsr.
= Qroi. Center sr enonu life Tom.
men BERTH. men batter M moo 9lair
og pentes iuoen ret Iaage.
= 8altor 5. 0teIien ira 8isnsr
par ben eneite al Be tiIreiienoe grEitsr,
Der bleU Der Senoag ouer. pan prGs
oiteoe Der Sonoas aiten.
= Ssnoas 2lften reiite aano. u. y.
9anen berfra mob @bieaso til, bUOr
ban ital oroineres / en- mar 6remtto. Og
Iaa uioere OF paa Tor at Optage en- his.
li%ousgernin9 / Bolton.
vi bapoe Ell ierbeles iten Aabs
ningsfelt / Aar peo lriaitati5 Semina-
rium, oa Der 10 par iaa mango grRlfer
Of Der tunot bIipe Qiuefslin9 bsle 5ioen.
per pat oeiaa life laa faa tiIrejieuoe
fra fern 90 mar.
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WiSGousmppc.

0m Sub Dil, bIiper Der Risfions=
mebe / Rirten peo 99iuow 6resf, Sa..
fra lorsoa9 ben l9be 0ttobet. 81. s
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ben %. = I'm Senoagen 81. 100
dorm. oil 9etbouia DienIshebs Rute
bIiue inopiet.
Aue ere reltomre.
@uomuno Grill,
Qrait.
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In Northern Wisconsin

SEND US ONE DOLLAR and ssa s yao En- n. ss s. s ss. whs
ass IseB pattern nigh -srhde kksEkfOIK coal AID MOON
eooA sIOfE, by freight Co.D,s subject - examination
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Blair COLLEGE,

begpnoer m 0tntertermin ben lie De
cembey. Sfolen bar o.te ioiie g9rere Os
rprerinoer.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL. OSotbetebenb0.
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT. QClassi-
cal Course.)
NORMAL COURSE. lFor teachers
county and state certifieates.)
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. Book
keeping, shorthand, and %typewriting,
etc.
Snnf Sproa, sitteratur og 0iitorie.
llooannrlie al sgrfre % egrerinesr ior ben
oGnife Sarntifole.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
6orfOrng oUer Bibelen. oiioris oe s.ttss
fdtur.
Stolen er / ale Woaeer pratiif oa this
i%uaretoe ~uoipret 5omanosperelier meo
steam heath.
Sor llnOerpisniug. soi os eOai Ii Dollars
ON ~1PaGneoel II uger(.
Snoneleelier mootd9es, oe narniere Gps
lpsaiuger 9lpes al Qr. Iufer,
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Qielien. 2. Bonoo, u. Z. Rielien.

.9enien. Better Sanoiirgm, alfreo
Nielien. 2. BoHoo, u. y. NIelien.
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Stapleburit. Aebr.: X. Suenolen 81;
X. Ntunt. q. 9%ioieHoa1i. Z. Seoiteo,
buer 50; 8. glumm $3.50; X.
Roienoahl 81; 8. Soenoien 50; Il.
4bilipieu &; 4Gitor VI. lb. 5ens
len s. ......... -. -. 1880
outdiuion. Minn.: 9nitor 3. @erts
len S25, Narp Gdrien, aatriue
garieu, buerS3; Sofe 1eterleu 81;
9erseH SimonieH s.; Sent SaHien
s. Observation-Disclosures. -. 1000
7apen. 0ebr.: 5nns gbrlitenien... 100
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Orb, 9iebr. u. Z. Senien. ........ 200
9elion. Rinn.: Dtrs. st. Au0erien.
Ears Sanien, buer 81; Sens 5anien
s.. 49,. s......... 400
oampton. 2ebr.: 5mmamuels giah 2s.25
SadionUile, 3d.; .. 6. oeuorifien
$1,000; i. 3intel $3.50 ......... 1850
@reen1elo. z. 3at. 0ans Ghrlitians
len s.; 8eonl 9uoerien, Martha
Ste1enieH, buer 81 .............. 300
4areHs Bed.
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