Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-14

Mrs. j. No matter what causes
facial eruptions, absolute cleanliness
inside and out is the only way to cure
them. Rocky Mountain Tea taken
this month will drive them away. 35c.
DR.. VIM. Connolly.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A first
class experienced workman to do pump
and windmill work. No boys need
apply. Wages no object for the right
kind OF man. G. T. WATRos,
Cresco Novelty and Plow Works.
For RENT-A good, room house,
convenient and in good lacation and
neighborhood, one door south of Will
Tillson's, on north Elm street. Pos
session given June lst to 18th. En-
quire of James Byrne or j. B. Barber.
The Charles City Intelligencer re-
ports the death Of Clara, the thirteen
year old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Peck from lockjaw, resulting
from vaccination. Don't be,vaccinat-
ed. More deaths from that cause
than from small pox.
William O'Brien's paper, The Irish
People has been suppressed by the
police and the Office seized because of
Its truthful but caustic criticism
OF King Edward, VII. Imperialism
by United States authority can go
English imperialism In suppression Of
the press for truth telling one better.
The 7th wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Frank was the occasion
of surprise to them on Wednesday
evening last, when abou so Of their
friends, unlimited, but welcome never
theless, assembled at their home in
New Oregon, leaving for them nice
extension table. Dancing was the
order of the evening with nice feast
OF good things brought by the thought
full ladies of the party.
Every one bring in your corn plows,
shovels now, and get them repaired
by the celebrated and experienced
workman, William Vernon, the only
man in Northern Ia, that knows how
to temper steel right for all kinds of
work. l will sell you goods cheaper,
do your work better and cheaper and
give you better satisfaction all around
than any other shop in Cresco. 1 will
save you whole lot of money If you
will give me chance. Exorbitant
prices for cheap work does not pay.
q. T. WATRos, Prop.
Cresco Novelty Works, Cresco, Ia.
The Decorah Public Opinion ar
ranges all its paid business locals un-
der one general head instead of sand
wiching them among its local news
items. This makes great improve
ment in the paper, and it would be
equally az good for other papers. The
people readily distinguish the paid
reader from the genuine local news of
the paper. For bargains they examine
the advertising department of the
paper. A good advertisement with
prices is as much news to the public
as any thing that appears under start
ling head lines, and for bargain hunt
ers is as equally scanned.
Lewis j. Gordon, representing Billy
Arlington and Heywood's Is Celebrities,
was In the city last Thursday in the
interests OF his company. succeeded
in arranging for the appearance here
Of this excellent attraction at the
opera house on Thursday, May 23rd,
under the auspices Of the Fire De-
partment. A large number of tickets
were subscribed for by public minded
citizens and Indications are for a
crowded house. Those who were over
looked In the necessarily hurried
canvass can give their names to any
member of three fire companies and
insure an early choice of seats as the
reserved seat sale will be open to sub.
scribers only foEpne day ahead of the
general public.
The large Wilkes stallion (Lisburn
l20S6) is more literally patronized than
ever. Why? because horse buyers are
inquiring for hisiget, and as fast as
they arrive at marketable age are
picked up at the long prices. VIM
Owen refused $3.50 for his 4-year old
Lisburn colt, not thoroughly broker
to harness. Last Saturday Mr.. Gil
bertSon drove Lisburn colt in town
to load, he was soon picked up at
$130, by D. O. Alleman; his individu-
ality and action, drew the attention
Of man from Dubuque who bought
him in less than three hours, paying
a very nice margin for him. VIM
Stockman and Edison Eddy have
some 4-year olds by Lisburn. Already
buyers are trying to buy some Of them
at long prices. Go and try to buy one
Of them. At the ,Alleman barn you viii
also find Browntell 277s7, grand son O
AxtelL Tommy Wilton 4-years old,
record 2:l2f. Call and see them.
Our Schools and Citizenship.