Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-01-23

If fortune disregard your claim
Don't hang.thy head in fear and shame
But marry the girl you love best
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest.
DIR. VIM Connolly. Ask your drug
gist.
We hear that Mr.. e. B. Moore is
somewhat. under the weather. We
hope it is nothing serious for though
possessed of a strong constitution,
upwards of so years use impairs it
seriously.
The Supreme court has overruled
the motion to advance the case of the
Anti-Saloon League against Love
Bros, which means its regular course
on the calendar. The emergency"
the court was unable to see.
Hair chains and switches made to
order by w. J. Wells, Usage, Iowa.
Myself and agents have canyassed you
la number Of times, and you know
what I can do. Why not send me
your work? l guarantee satisfaction.
Albert Culbert has bought 16O acres
of land half a mile from West Lake
Okoboji and has rented hotel there
and 200 acres of land with it and will
take possession about the first Of
March. He will be prepared to keep
about 40 persons during the season for
hunting and fishing and will have
Iseveral boats for the use of his patrons
at low rates.
Mr.. VIM. R. Smith and Miss Ethel
Woodward, both of Cresco, Iowa, were
married in LIE Roy, Thursday, Jan. II,
by Rev. j. Russell Jones, at the manse
...... Mrs. Burkhart and daughter,
| Bertha, of st. Paul, after visit of
several weeks at the Frank farm and
| with other LIE Roy friends, departed
| Tuesday for Cresco, Iowa.-Le Roy
Independent.
A school contest was bbfore County
superintendent Perry Saturday, the
Iquestion involved being the right of
a parent to select which Of the public
schools of his district township his
children might be sent, or whether
they should be sent to the school in
r the sub.district where they reside
j Her ruling in the case had not beer
| been given at this writing.
The increase in the price of print
paper, if it shall remain at its present
price, which is by no means certain
/ will add $3.50 to the cost of paper usec
for the PLAIN DEALER for 1900. Every
cent of this goes to still further en-
rich the paper trust, not so much a
! one cent going to the revenues of tn
government. To repeal the tariff o
$500 ton on print paper will no
q injure the government one cent whil
S it will benefit the newspapers all owe
l the country.
The L,nle Springs Sun criticises thu
the w. G. T, u, of Cresco, because i
declares that cit is not interested in
or instrumental in having. anyon
prosecuted for the illegal sale of intoS
e icants." The w. G. T. u, of CreSco
has the good sense to know that TEN
S perance reform comes through educa
S tion of the people as to the effect o
S alcoholic beverages upon the humal
y system, and as to its bar of honorable
employment in any position of respon
g sibility. The habitual drinker j
q driven from the field of employment
:, except in the most menial service.
e The young people of Grace EpiSco
% pal church met with Misses Laurain
Mead and Genevieve Dissmore, Satul
day evening, and organized Grac
: Literary and Social Club with Lau
. raine Mead president, Clarence Mitto
% vice-president, Genevieve Dissmor
y secretary, Rilla Stinger treasurer, an
Lottie Mead custodian. The meeting
will be devoted to literary work, sue
IL as essays, readings and music, an
u such social matters as will make til
1T young better acquainted with eac
ly other and with their relations to til
ID church and to society. The meetin
t. was called to order and presided ovt
S. by Rev. Gorrell The next meetif
lie will be held next Saturday evening ;
Iii 1880 with Miss Lottie Mead. I'll
young people of the church and Sunda
at school are cordially invited to becom