Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-05-23

family.
G. S. BLY, came down from Lime
Springs yesterday.
Fine line of Saddles at c. f. MiIler's
Harness and Buggy Store.
The small pox scare is rapidly re-
solving into case of more scare than
small pox.
We understand that Walter Mintey
left about a week ago on another trip
to England.
Norbert Lowry, a student in Rush
i Medical College, is home for the
summer vacation.
LOST. Monday afternoon a pocket
4 book containing SLIGO. Finder please
leave at this Office.
| We are showing a large line of all
wool summer trousers at $2.O0.-The
i Owens Clothing Co.
i Our big line of summer underwear
is now ready for your inspection.
The Owens Clothing Co.
Those Black Hickory Buggies have
the stuff in them, at f. Miller's
Harness and Buggy Store.
Mrs. Ida Ayers, from Nora Springs,
4 is visiting at the home of her parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Streinz.
A large line of suitings in the piece
5 will be exhibited at our store May 25th.
The Owens Clothing Co.
q Now is the time to select your
summer suit, don't wait till all the
best patterns are gone.-The Owens
Clothing Co.
u School continues as usual. The
school board members are evidently
too level headed to be affected by the
small pox scare.
Miss Myrtle Bowers, who came up
from New Hampton last week to at
tend the wedding of her cousin, re-
turned home on Monday.
Miller & Webber offer their store
building for rent, on the south side of
! Market street. Terms reasonable, and
!, immediate possession given.
The excavation for the Laub jewelry
store is well under way and is being
! rapidly pushed forward. James Byrnes
has the contract for this work
We have a set. of Encyclopaedia
Britannica, which we will sell cheap
or trade for other property. We have
two complete sets and need but one.
Good pasturage for horses at 75c per
month and cattle at50c per month at
my farm in New Oregon township.
VIM. HOWARD.
My stock of Pianos and Organs will
be closed out regardless of cost-must
be sold by June 1st Easy payment if
desired. GEO III. KELLOGG
Baby sleeps and grows while mann
ma rests if Rocky Mountain Teais Civ
en-. It's the greatest baby medicine
ever offered loving mothers. 35 cents.
Connolly.
DON'T forget the date, Thursday,
May 25th, our expert filter from
Chicago will take measures for suits;
prices from $500 up.-The Owens
Clothing Co.
A base ball game at Lime Springs
last Saturday between mines Of school
boys from Cresco end from Leroy re-
suited in favor of the former by a
& score of l6 to Is.
The rarest combination of good
things ever put together is Rocky
Mountain Tea. tcures pimples, indi-
gestion, constipation, rheumatism, sick
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Moses N. Holcomb, one of the early
settlers of Howard county, died last
Saturday from the effects of cancer.
We have not the data at hand to say
of him what he merits.
w. w. Birtwistle has the contract
for the Geo. III. Kellogg music store,
the foundation wall for which will be
completed this week if the weather
remains favorable for work.
We are told that each one of the
persons alleged to have had small poS
had been vaccinated as preventive
If this is true, it puts the protection
vaccination affords below par.
A girls sscomplexionn may be
stamped on her lovers heart, but mos
of the complexion comes off unless
put there by Rocky Mountain Tea
"Powder's bad thing. .o-Connolly.
All former students and all friend
will be pleased to learn that the char
acter and the standard OF work estab
lished by Prof. Breckenridge at De
corah Institute is being maintained.
DR.. Conolly, health officer, inform
us just as we go to press that no nev
cases have developed, and that no on
- except in one family is at all sick. S
begins the end of the small pox scare
Rev. Fall did not get away when h
expected, not leaving until Monday
His destination is Watertown, N. Y
where he has brother and half-Si.
ter residing whom he has not seen fc
nearly tifty-tiye years.
MI T. S. johnson, the hustling Bona.
N merchant, carries fine line of buggie
Y surreys, spring wagons, farm wagon
trucks and a large line of both waikiki
and riding corn plows, on Which he
making very close prices.
1t has been suggested to us thato'
physicians keep right on prescribir
for chicken pox, as they have had SUI
success in that treatment, n
having lost case. 1t might be diffe
. ent should they prescribe for sms
pox.
ier Prof. Perry, of the Normal Ins stitut
Prof. Ling, principal of the Cres
High School, and Prof. Grannis,
In the Lime Springs school attended t
|lk Northeastern Iowa Teachers Asso
lN alton at Calmar Friday and Saturd
of last week.
ad Crittenden. Wentworth & Gill WI