Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-10-31

Don It be led astray and made to be-
lieve that there's something just as
good as Rocky Mountain Tea. There IS
nothing half as good. .-Wm. Connolly.
Polling Places for election Nov. I,
1899: 1st ward new hose house, End
ward grand jury room, court house,
Sd ward, room just north of Alliance
store.
There will be an entertainment in
Lyric Hall Thanksgiving night given
under the auspices of the Woman's
Oak Lawn Cemetery association. Par
ticulars next week.
The Royal Neighbors will meet at
the house of neighbor James Barker
Thursday night for good social time
and candy pull. Every neighbor ex-
pected to be present.
At Decorah Institute, the students
in the business department. will have
an opportunity to enter the classes in
Norwegian and German. Winter
term opens November 9Th.
"a s1.oO in cash buys the best sack
of flour on earth. Bran at $1,000 per
ton, Shorts $500 per ton, at N. Graf
s. Co, 3 Flour House on Market street,
No.. ia, Good till Nov. LIST.
Mr.. X. III. Gordon, of Memphis,
Tenn, was in town last Saturday, re-
newing old acquaintances. Mr.. Cor
don and ye editor were young men to-
gether when Cresco was in it's infancy.
race-Better doctor your health be-
for applying beautifying remedies.
Rid yourself of constipation, indiges-
tlon, with Rocky Mountain Tea and
you II have beautiful face. DIR. VIM
Connolly.
We dropped in unannounced the
other day to see the work in landscape
painting being done by the students
in the art department of the Cresco
Normal under the tuition of Mrs. NJ.
O. Perry and had the satisfaction of
seeing some excellent work.
Miss Clarissa Breckenridge, who has
charge of the department. of Short
hand at Decorah Institute, received
her instruction at the best college of
shorthand in Des Moines. She teach
es the latest and best method. Charges
are one dollar a month in addition to
the regular monthly tuition. Winter
term opens Nov. 6.
The next biennial reunion of the
aSth Iowa will be held in Decorah, the
first Wednesday and Thursday in June
1901. SO decided the vets. at West
Union last week. H. I. Breckner was
chosen president and P. McCusker sec
retary... VIM. Puntney went to
Cresco last Friday, for visit with his
brother, G. V. Puntney.- -Decorah Re
publican.
John and Mary Clemmer, of Cresco,
were guests at the Frank farm last
Sunday. 49,. Mr.. Henry Myers re-
turned from Cresco Wednesday. -.
Atty Cannon, of Cresco, spent few
hours in town Friday. 80. Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Coyle now occupy the
residence on Main street. recently va
Gated by Richard Maxtield. MIR
A.. j. CaWard Sundayed in Cresco with
his wife and daughter, Alice. lie Rog
Independent.
Decorah Institute S business depart
ments in shorthand, typewriting ant
bookkeeping are doing the most com
plete and careful work. A student il
these departments carries on actua
business practice in the banks and of
gees. Charges one dollar month il
addition to the regular monthly tn
ition. Prof. breckenridge ,nastell
| plans ia all the work are being care
rully carried out. Every week bring
ne,u students to Decorah Institute
Winter term opens Nov. 6.
| An operatic chorus will be given il
| Lyric Hall in the near future in whicl
| will be heard sixteen of the hest cult
waited voices in the city. They vii
be under the direction of Prof. Tonolli
| the best organizer and the only musi
cal director ever located here compe
tent to take charge of such an organic
alton. The music will be the bes
operas and will be executed only as
master in musical instruction coul
give them. Rehearsals will commenc
the present week. The voices repre-
senting the various parts will b
ample fol. the best effect, and wi
demonstrate his ample qualification
as director in that as he has in tn
band and the orchestra which ha
been under his training and tuitio
until 1T has become as good as is i
the state.
, Mr.. Rankin correctly stated til
policy of the Republican party ;
follows:
"a high. protective tariff, the gol
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