Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-04-19

AAS oAiy luculCdl HAL WHO mas ever
originated anything of value in regard
TO the cause, prevention and cure of
CANCER, is DR.. Melville G. 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.
In consequence of the storm Tues
day evening many were kept from the
entertainment given by the School of
the Assumption in Lyric Hall and
therefore the entire program will be
repeated Monday evening the 22nd,
commencing at s p. N. Tickets on
sale at DR.. Connolly's, at Lomas- Milz
drug store, and Lomas & Sons hard
ware store.
Capt. Alberti served nine years in
the army of the Gar, and then for
political reasons was arrested and ban
iShed to Siberia. After travelling 2OOO
miles on foot and in chains, he sue
ceeded in escaping, on the very border
OF Siberia. and made his way to this
country. In his lecture on Russian
army life he tells the story of his
thrilling experience, and exposes the
inside workings of the Cars govern
ment. Lyric Hall, Monday, Apr. 30.
We ewish to have every lady in Cresco,
who at any time has occasion to buy
bread, to try at least one loaf of our
| Home made Bread" Each loaf is
baked in separate tin, and wrapped
in oiled paper. This helps to retain
the moisture in the bread, and also
serves to keep it clean while being
handled. The loaves are large, and
have a nice flavor. We also have rye
and graham bread, fried cakes, snails.
Please give it a trial.
| Yours for right treatment,
G. A. SMART.
The entertainment given in Lyric
hall last Tuesday evening, on account
OF the storm was poorly attended but
| those who did attend were we'll repaid
| for the effort. While every number
was fine, especial interest centered in
the performances of the girls of the
School OF the Assumption, whose
work showed much careful and thor
ough training and disclosed much in
diyidual talent, especially in the op-
eretta. As the performance will be
repeated next Monday evening, the
house should be packed for the enter
tainment deserves it.
| A kind invitation to all Mr.. GLASS;
customers to continue trading with
US, and to as many new ones as will
come. All goods sold at the lowest
prices going, Quality considered just
weight, and kind trea tment will be our
motto. We will endeavor to pay the
highest market price for Butter, Eggs,
Potatoes &c. Our stock of Groceries
will be kept complete We will con-
tinue to close out the stock of Shoes,
Overalls, Jackets, Shirts, ETC., at
about cost. Come in and see us and
get acquainted.
Very respectfully,
| G. A. SMART.
VIM. Mcnamara is again an inmate
of the county Jail, until next term of
court. Wednesday morning he came
up from Decorah where he has been
staying since his release from the
penltentiary, and made such threats
against the life of his brother, John,
and his stepfather that he was
arrested and put under bonds to keep
the peace, and failing to furnish them
was sent to jail. Since his release
about the first of March, he has been
at Decorah and succeeded in establish
ing police record there, and while in
the penitentiary assaulted one of the
guards, getting an additional stay of
fifteen days to his original sentence.
Lastevening number OF the friends
and neighbors invaded the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Mead, the event
being surprise on Mrs. Mead in hon
or of her birthday anniversary which
was celebrated few days in advance
in order that her brother might be
present before his return to his Ne
braska home. Several fine presents
was brought which the recipient prizes
highly for the kind remembrance they
show. After several hours of social
intercourse. refreshments were served
and after season of instrumental
and vocal music the guests dispersed
after a long evening of genuine enjoy
ment.
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