Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-03-21

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Miss Jennie Thompson passed into
eternal rest Monday evening at about
6 o'clock after two weeks of severe
sickness. Obituary notice hereafter.
Bring in the children and babies
now and have their pictures taken
while prices are low. Don't delay as
the time is almost up Russell Studio.
Are you thinP Would you like to get
fat and plump? Tried '.laughing, y
t'wouldn't work-now take Rocky
Mountain Tea-t'will do the business.
35 cents. DIR. VIM. Connolly.
1t warns the heart like sunshine,
cheers the soul like old wine, gives
hope for the future, blots out the past.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea does.
DR.. VIM. Connolly.
Geo. Loomis and wife came down
from Chester Saturday for visit with
Cresco relatives. They returned Mon
day, accompanied by Mrs, G. Tonolli,
who will remain for a few days visit.
Miss Lauraine Mead arrived home
Monday and is prepared to resume
music lessons at once and desires her
pupils to come on their regular days
and hours heretofore. assigned them.
WANNED.--A man with team to sell
machinery in this aud adjoining coun-
ties. Address F. A. FRENCH & Co.,
No. 900 Pioneer Press Building, St.
Paul, MINI. Yours truly,
+. A. FRENCH s. Co.
1t is reported that o. M. Barrett,
formerly sheriff of Winneshiek county,
member of the State senate from the
west part of the state at one time, died
in California few days ago. He was
a member of Co. D. 3S Iowa regiment
and was we'll known by the soldiers oi
this part of the country.
Mrs. T. r. Perry, when about TO re.
4 tire Sunday evening was. taken sudden.
| ~ i'll and passed away about 5 O'Clock
| Monday morning. She had been ir
her usual health during the day, hae
eaten her usual meal at supper time
but at about 9 o'clock, when preparing
| for bed it was observed she was un
able to speak. She was asked if sht
wanted doctor, and nodded assent
She was in her 50 year. Obituary viii
appear later.
| Don't forget the Midway Plaisauc'
at the Opera House, Thursday ant
Friday night. Take ride on tn
camel, donkey, Ferris wheel, and il
the Oriental Chair, complete repro
duction of the famous midway Of tn
worlds fair, Oriental booths, congress
of beauty, Buffalo bill, and in fac
anything you saw at the worlds fair
Given under the auspices of the L. A
is. of Gong, church. Remember tn
date, March 23 and "a.
+. j. Hatfield is here representa-
1 The Dewey Seed Cleaner and purife
! LOT which he is the patentee. He is nc
seeking to sell the right to manufat
ture, but to organize a stock compan
for its manufacture for Iowa. Man
9 Iof our farmers and others have been
8 to see its work and all are please
7 with its operation. 1t is so made thi
1t can be adjusted to two kinds of dra
j according to the work to be done, ar
J. with but one change OF screens it swi
!, separate and make seven differel
kinds Of seeds, grains, foul stuff al
:, weed seeds, giving two grades
Il wheat, removing oats from the whea
9 and will separate clover, timothy al
Z redtop seed when mixed, so that ca,
will be separate and pure. With Il
quantity OF wild mustard in the fel
n and which is mixed more or less wi
st all varieties OF grain, its use to t
a. farmers would be invaluable as an E
as terminator thereof. It's manufactu
s. here would give employmentsto to a lar
n number Of mechanics beside emplt
sd ing travelling salesmen, and would
of vast benefit to our town.