Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-30

JOIln, III you were woman, yOu't
know as l know and all other womel
know, that Rocky Mountain Tea is th,
greatest blessing woman ever had. 3;
cents.-Dr. VIM. Connolly
ID. a. Lyons has just received two
car loads of the Sewell & Day binding
twine, quality fully guaranteed
Farmers are requested to call ant
examine it and get prices.
A woman wants aman for husband
one with life, energy, courage. "Girls
if you get one without these good quai
tiles, give him Rocky Rountain Tea.
Twill do the business. VIM. Connolly
G. A. L. Loomis left Wednesday tc
attend the Cedar Rapids races for the
purpose of interesting horsemen ir
our Fair. The hustling has com.
menced for the biggest Fair we ever
had.
William Baker has purchased from
his father the Hess farm in New Ore.
gon, consisting of l20 acres, paying fol
1T $40 per acre, making the farm cost
him s4S0O. 1t is a bargain at that
price.
| The PLAIN DEALER families feasted
Tuesday on fine, luscious Strawberries
furnished by S. NJ. Cole and family
for which greatful thanks are tender.
ed as much for the remembrance as
for the delicious fruit.
4. S. johnson, the hustling Bonail
merchant, carries fine line of buggies
surreys, spring wagons, farm wagons
trucks and a large line of both walking
and riding corn plows, on which he is
making very close prices.
Memorial w. R. c., No. 1854, will,
hold their next regular meeting or
} Saturday July l, at O'Clock p. m. All
members are requested to be in at.
tendance as there is important bust
ness to come before tho order.
| oSSiiiheloil plouuCeS ONeI OU ulSedS'
es in the human fafily, any one OF
which is infinitely worse than small
poX in healthy persons. There are
cases of tuberculosis and scrofula in
town that can be traced directly to
that cause
The annual meeting of the Albion
Cemetery Association will be held at
the home of t. r. Mason on Saturday
July 1St. Members will bear in mind
that this meeting will be of special
interest to them.
T. r. MASON.
Il w. b. Clarke, M. D., of Indianapo.
lis, Ind, publishes an article in which
he states that of several hmndred cases
of cancer of which he has record, ev
cry one was on persons who had beer
vaccinated, and asks for single case
upon an unvaccinated person. Who
can report such case?
The st. Paul Dispatch goes great
ways to denounce the election law OF
, Kentucky. If it would read few
sections of the Iowa election law il
might spend its wind .denouncine
some infamous legislation nearer
home, and which is designed to con
troll the state against the will of its
electors.
Eyes are an every day possession
Almost every one has them. They
don't seem to be very wonderful unit,
we lose them. 1t doesn't make the
affection any easier to bear, to know
that we are to blame-tha it is entire.
ly our fault. A skillful optician will
save many defective eyes. DR.. Fisk is
skillful. At Strother House from Jul,
11th to l4th.
Parties interested at other points
are industriotSly circulating the re.
port that the pic mic celebration at
Mullany's park, Plymouth Rock has
been given up. This is a mistake. The
event will occur as advertised in the
papers and posters,Sen out and am
pie preparations are made to accom-.
modate and entertain all who may
come. Come to Plymouth Rock July
18th for a day of solid enjoyment.
Senator ID. A. Lyons of Cresco, was
shaking hands with Decorah friends
and constituents tuesday,. III. G.
Hjerlied returned home Saturday from
a weeks outing at Taylor, Wis, leav.
ing his family to visit few days long.
er.... Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dooneman
and Mrs. Bloomenheuser and daugh.
ter OF Cresco were guests at the home
of Fred Siihring over Sunday. Mrs.
Martin Christopher and her children
went to Cresco yesterday, to visit a
week or two with the family of Rev.
| f. T. Shatfer. Herman Haislet has
ordered supply of printing materia.
and upon its arrival will commence
the publication of newspaper al
Rldgeway.-De Decoluh Journal.
Would Not Suffer So Again fol