Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-10-19

/ WANIED-EVeTyOHe having WaUClc
and jewelry to repair, to bring them t.
us. Does your head ache?-Are you
eyes weak and need glasses? DR.. Taylo
who is in our employ will test then
free of CHARGE. Fl. Luers Drug Co
Powell & Oathout have rented the
blacksmith shop three doors west o,
Wetherbee's livery barn. They are
both tirst-class horse shoers and gen
eral blacksmiths and it will pay yor
to see them when wishing any worl
in their line.
Don't fail to look over that ship
ment of horses at the stock yards
brought to the city by John Coyle anc
Jack Klinale. All the horsemen of the
city have looked them over and pro
nounce them the best lot ever shipped
here and say they cannot be too high
ly recommended.
Frank P. Howlet has had u fine lawr
graded about his home in Howard
Center, on the ground where the hote.
of John f. Thayer stood in the sos,
and is historic ground to the old set
tiers Of that time, a race that we find
is fading away. His fine lawn was
made by Andy McAndrew of this
city.
II. B. Nichols, of Chester, was in
the city Thursday looking after a
heating plant for the new store build.
ing he has erected for the use of
Babcock & Nichols. Hot water, steam
and hot air methods of heating are all
represented in our city, which ought
to enable one to get what he desires
in the heating line.
The only medical man who has ever
originated anything Of value in regard
to the cause, prevention and cure Of
CANCER, is DR.. Melville @. Keith, of
Ohio. He uses no knife, plaster or
poison drugs, but we are willing to
satisfy any interested party that
cancer can be cured without any cut
ing and will stay cured. S3tf.
Prof. Breckenridges Decorah Insti-
tute knows all good people believe in a
good school, with ni,,e strong teachers,
all departments well equipped, the
coming of many earnest students
proves the work to be the best. Win
ter term opens Oct. 90. Bookkeeping
with business practice, 81, Shorthand
and Typewriting, $4 per month.
James Ryrne has the contract for
erecting new residence, duplicate
Of the one he has just built for Mr..
Lowry, for DR.. Roome on the lots just
east of his residence, G. F. Frehauf
will occupy it as soon as compile ted.
Mr.. Byrnes is at present engaged on
four residences in Cresco in addition
to the German Catholic church.
Came into my enclosure about ten
days ago, three heifer calves, one
spotted, the Others red; one having on
a wire muzzle, the Others having on a
strap fitted with spikes. The owner
is requested to take them away. My
farm is in New Oregon, on the road
west from Joseph Schafer's some two
miles. HENRY RINK.
For County Recorder no better man
was ever in nomination for the place
than e. S. Marsh of Lime Springs.
When you go into the booth to mark
your ballot remember this, and if you
desire your own interest, the public
interest, and feel to encourage one of
the most worthy young men of the
county, see that your ballot favors his
election.
The Bohemians as class are among
the most frugal and Industrious of our
citizens. What they practice at home
they carry into public life when called
upon to serve the public. This charac-
teriStic of them as class is conspicu-
GUS in Thomas M. Novak, candidate
for Clerk of the Court. Remember
this when you mark your ballot on
election day and mark accordingly.
Owing to illness, Rev. s. E. Wilcox
will not be present to preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday, and Rev.
G. A. Marshall has kindly consented
to preach the dedicating sermon,
which will be great treat to the
people of Cresco and his many friends
who seldom have an opportunity of
hearing him. Mr.. Marshall will also
take the place of Rev. Holmes and de-
liver an address at the afternoon
meeting.
Hoyelson & James have purchased
the property east of the Strother
Hotel. They intend to establish first
class lumber yard and will carry
complete stock of all kinds of building
material. Mr.. Hovelson was formerly
in the lumber business at Preston,
Mimi. Mr.. James has yards at Usage
and other points. They are firm
believers in the future of Cresco and
have come to stay. Anyone thinking
of building will do well to see them
before buying.
Sam G. Sloane, of Charles City, pub
Usher of the Citizen is out as spell
binder in behalf of the republican