Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-04-18

two fne -etham Prince, "a C'ydesdale,
ty by the Cjhtjgenns brought to this coun-
sociation. ioeu
Prof. Fisk, the opthal1 o.,;o;on
can fit your eyes to your entl. p'ion sn.;a
faction. He is no fake "speck peddaaa.s aasis ;,
but comes highly recommended, with
nine years successful experience in
Northern Iowa.
Jas. Sullivan OF Uniontcwn, Whit
man county, Washington, is the guest
of John Reilley, and the two made the
PLAINDEALER pleasant call, reviving
the vigor and spirit of youth by their
agreeable visit.
1t is reported that a young lady in
the east part of the city sought to
shuttle off this mortal coil Sunday
afternoon by the poison route. DIR.
Roome was employed in the case about
4 hours we are told.
Greatest spring tonic ever offered
suffering humanity Drives away all
blood impurities, constipation, kidney
and liver troubles. Keeps you we'll all
summer. Rocky Mountain Tea.
DIR. VIM. Connolly.
Mrs. Chas. Strawn was taken sick
with cold on Wednesday last and
died about 5 o'clock Sunday after
on her 72nd birthday. Her funeral
will be this afternoon, April 1S, at 2
o'clock from the Methodist church.
Obituary later.
Leo c. Wachtel in his last paper
announces its sale to M. F. Morton of
Des Moines, the transfer to take place
this week. While regretting the re-
tirement of Mr.. Wachtel, we can
welcome Mr.. Morton to the tripod of
the News-Register.
The Lawler Dispatch say: Misses
Ludena and Matte Reilly, who spent
week here visiaing friends return ID
home to Cresco last Friday. MSS
Mary Ann O'Neil left Saturday for
Lourdes to resume her duties as teach
or for the spring term of school.
The Octoroon was put on the boards
in the Opera House Friday evening
under the management of F. v.
Mershon, its rendition having given
the utmost satisfaction to the we'll
filled honse. The proceeds went to
the New Oregon Cemetery fund.
The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio,
publishers and manufacturers of books
and general printers and engravers,
furnish us with photographic calen-
dar and also with view of their
works. From an examination of these
specimens of their work in this line
we pronounce them masters of their
business.
The manufacturers and makers oi
Uneeda Biscuit sent the Office pack
age through the, mail. The sample
was fine, and was accepted with thanks
although we had been enjoying the
luxury from our local dealers. They
are advertised through the PLAIN
Dealer and merit the recommend given
them by the manufacturers.
The United States bought the
Filipinos at 5000 a head. There
were ten millions of them. We have
succeeded in shooting about 5000 o
them at cost of 81, 100000. As the
work goes on the cost increases. The
, most OF those engaged in this evangel
ical work of christianizing them viii
eventually become pensioners.
William Loverin of Maple Grove
Washington township, south OF Lour-
des, was in this city this morning
having just requrned from Mason City
where he and his neighbor Mr.. Car
roll bought a fine Durham bull. Mr.
Loverin also bought thoroughbre
| Durham COW, with calf, paying 800
, Such purchases indicate the kind G
fine stock which will be raised in tina
+ locality the next few years.-Ne,
Hampton Gazette.
: The Lime Springs Sun notes that
Miss Elsie Perry, of Cresco, candidat
a for county superintendent, was
: pleasant caller at the Sun Office Frida
Il OF last week. .....Mrs. Myron Converse
Miss Frost and Miss Della Bal
tholemew OF Cresco were guest of Nj
o and Mrs. Richard Frost the first of til
n week.. ;. Married, at the home OF tt
r BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I
Barnes, in Chester, April 18th, Nj
+ William G.. Breedlove and Miss Ida N
v Barnes, G, w. Burgess officiating.
h A few days ago couple of younI
sters who have been pest to orchar'
,e and fruit gardens made raid on ia
ar Macarthur OF the Hollister Lumb
ar Company. They were arrested, hi
an examination before @. W. Rec
Justice, and were bound over to Il
Is grand jury and in default of bail we
le u. locked up. Saturday, McArth
II baiIed them out, made each prese
of suit OF clothes, preached serm
to on integrity and honesty to them a
SIX exacted from them q pledge that tn
e. would steal noimore and would atte
church and Sunday School eve
Sunday, and that these condltio
OF observed he would not appear befc
v the grand jury against them.
Open the door, let in the air,
liza The winds are sweet, the flowers are fair
or Joy is abroad in the world for me,
ra Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
DR.. Vim. Connoll
21 n;rI WanfodI