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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24
CHATFIELD.

Miss Edna Babcock is visiting friends
in Waseca.
Miss E.; A. Bradbury is spending the
Miss Murriel Woodland has gone to Yum
brota for several months.
MI James H. Sherman and family
have moved to Winona.
ME- and Mrs. F. w. shriner and Mrs.
u 2. Durham are visiting in Chicago.
IN MI. and Mrs. Thomas Beiseker, of
Fessenden, n. D., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Ober
Henry Moore left Thursday morning
for Togas, Me, where he has position
with a band
Two carloads of machinery have been
RECEIVED for Beitzan & Sous new flour
mill.
Mr.. A. L. ober and Mr.. F. G. shum-
way, OF this city, will start new bank
in Plainview soon. Mr. Ober will retain
his residence here and Mr.. Shumway
will reside in Plainyiew.
Hans Jorgenson, of Pine Island, has
bought farm three miles west of town,
and has moved his family there this
The Rev. FIR. Bremen is seriously i'll.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24

went up to Minneapolis Friday evening to
spend their holiday vacation.
Mrs. J. L. Shook Sr. is visiting at Ray
mond S. D.
Miss Oswald left Saturday for Lake
Benton for weeks visit.
O.. w. Savage, one of the pioneers of
ROCK county, died Tuesday at Loon Lake
from stroke of paralysis. He was sew
enty.tWo years of age and was born in
tMeXlco, n. Y He had been resident of
this county since 1871
Ole Thorsen, a farmer living near town,
was seriously injured Monday by being
run over by his team attached to a partly
loaded wagon. His right arm was broken
and his head badly cut.
In the district court, which convened at
TINS place Tuesday morning, the grand
jury returned nine indictments, all of
them nelng for the illicit selling Of liquor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24

were Miss Alice Dudley, John L. Burk-
lund and Frank and Bessie Ryder
The Rev. Mr.. Viberg, of Minneapolis,
held special meetings at the Swedish
Free Mission church few days this
week
George Latin and George and Ed
Wegen left here last Wednesday for
Briton, n. D.
Russell and Rodney Mills returned last
Thursday from Minneapolis, where they
have been attending the agricultural
school.
Frank Cruikshank, of this city, has
sold his jewelry store to Fred Green, of
Marshall MINI
The third lecture of the course which
is being given here is to be delivered
by DR.. j. H. Montgomery, of Mime
apolis, April 2.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24
BUFFALO.

Mrs. J. D. Ryder Of Buffalo, returned
last Saturday from Concord, Mimi,
where she has been visiting relatives.
Judge w. II. Cochrane, Of Buffalo, died
last Sunday evening of diabetes. The
4 4I services were held Tuesday at
b Sne PreSbyterian church. A large FUN
per OF Odd Fellows were in attendance
from other villages. Judge Cocf7rane was
siXty-hye years of age and had been
at work IN the court house for thirty
Years; j. j. Woolley was appointed to
complete the term of office as judge of
Last Monday the three-year-old child
OF mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Price, of this
village, died of membranous fonsiIitis
Those who visited the cities this week
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24

liam Peek, was tried yesterday afternoon.
He asked for a change of venue from
justice Wiswells court and he was tried
witness on either side was examined,
and the justice imposed a fine on Pratt
Of $40 and costs. The defendant refused
to pay the fine and was taken to Fer
gus Falls.
Mrs. Mary Horton has received news
of the death of her son, Frank Horton,
who died at Fargo of paralysis.
Judge Baxter has granted Mrs Green
a dlVorce from her husband, Mark
William King is confined to his home
with rheuma tism
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24
Going to Chicago
Take the Omaha Road,

All the luxuries necessary to make
daylight travel comfortable and enjoya-
Bile on the Twin City-Omaha Express
Cafe cars In which regular meals are
served at any time en- route at popular
prices Observation cars In which the
time can be whiled away Iounging, smok-
ing, reading or in inspection Of the beau
tiul country, through large plate glass
wide windows and modern dav coaches
This train leaves Minneapolis gao a m.
st. Paul 1000 a. N. daily.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24

spent a few days in town with friends
last week.
Born. to Rev. and Mrs. aDascomb, a
son.
The Misses Blanche Pixley and Cora
Vincent visited with relatives in Brown
ton and Bird Island last week
The public schools will reopen March
81 after one weeks spring vacation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24
YANKTON.

The opening of the new rear center
building at the state hospital for the
insane IL was the great social event Of the
OF the state officers, were present.
The Republican state committee has Sc
Iected Sioux Falls as the place for hold
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24
WADENA.

Messrs. J. ]. Meyers and F. B. Coon
Ind, springs.
John Pratt, who was arrested Satur-
Jay charged with having assaulted VII
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
D.ciembre 25.

* La Noche- -buena pas6 casi inadver-
tida. La nota a!egre brllio por su ausencia, V
casi sin IN de.alle de aquellos carac eristicos,
que en- dils cla>ic acfan es.allar en- francas
alegrfas nuestro espiritu latino
es que todo Sc lie escapa a este pals, que
no sabe conservar naea propio...! -.
M** Aguuos cafes cerraron sus puertas
anoche, temendo Ia marinerfa Horas des-
pues Sc abrieron afortunadamente no hubo
por que arrepentirse RENO TN orden relative.
~ Anoche tampoco celebro session el
Ayuntamiento. Los conce lales nj siquiera han
tornado en- cuenta, los poccS dias que quedan
para seguir tallando.
~ En- el hospital Tricoche, Sc nos dice,
Sc celebro una cena anoche que estuvo muy
concnrrlda, aunque suponemos que no por los
enfermoS.
Tambien Sc dice que concurri6 ella el
doctor Aguerrevere, celebrando asl la NatiVi-
dad de Nuestro Sefior Tesucristo, aunque el,
'gracias dos, es ateo
**3 Anoche las II5a, Sc armo I'm es-
candalo entire varios soldados que cenaban en-
una casa de la Gale "Arenas"
ReSt1ltaron herldoS el pasano Francisco
Linares, de un botellazo en- la cabeza, Y un
soldado. Este fue conducido al hospital mill
tar, Linares Trcoche.
La policia... TOGO el pito.
~. Muchcs de los narinos han agotado
sus peculios. Anoche aprend1eron pedir en-
espafio 'pesetas" y ~cerveza."
xNw Los Padres Paules han levantado un
bonito ''nacimiento' en- el temple catoico.
~ Por lelegramas recibidos, Sc asegura
que elsabado pr6Aimo llegara esta ciudad ell
amirante Dewey, por la carretera central
Aun no Sc habla de festejos para reel
birle, es extrafio.
~ Hoy Sc celebro una naisa en- ell tenn
plo catolico, la que concsrrieron gran mime
70 de fieles.
Sc hizo la ceremonial de Ia presentation del
nifo JESUS
~ En- el baie que Sc efectuara esta no
che habra un bonito arbol de navidad con re
galos para las damas que asistan la fiesta.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
. Ponce
Diciembre % de oo2

FL mue'le que Sc esta construyendo esta
cargo de Obras P1blicas por cuenta del, 60
bierno insular.
**w El sefior don Jaime Anexy salio hoy
para su resldencia de San Juan, despues de ha-
Der cerrado algHnos negoclos para Ia importan-
te casa americana que representa-.
.*"x Ell muele que Sc esta construyendo
tendra so metros de longitud hacia el mar Re
mato las obras don Pedro Cauzell.
~ Dentro de dos meses Sc reconcentra-
ran las tuerzas del Battalion Puertorriqueho en-
Cayey, ALI Sc llCenClaran todoS SuS miembrOS
*"% BE encuentra en- esta ciudad nuestro
compatriota don Lorenzo Mercado, poncefio dis
tlnguldo que ha sabido alcanzar IN puesto bri-
llante en- Venezuela, con sus energias activi-
dades.
~ Tambi6n ha llegado ell distinc1ido
puertorrlqueflo don Gustavo Cabrera. acredita-
do comerciante de Londres duefIo de la her
mosa hacienda de Gaia "Bocachica
a~x En- esta ciudad Sc recoieo fr1nas
para una peticion al Seuado a Mr. Roose-
velt sup1candoles continlle prestando servicio Ell
Battalion de puertorriquefos
~ Ha regresado de San Juan nuestro
amigo don Acisclo Subira
.**# Los marines de guerra estan hacien-
do de las suyas
Menudean los boxeos entire ellos estro-
peaudose ]indamente.
~ Un marnero que refiia con otro, en-
ell cate del sefIor Asina, rompi6 una vidriera,
hiriendose la mano derecha
x*s Ell pasajero don Adolfo Antonio Ca
macho, que lego en- el vapor "Zulia" proce-
dente de Maracaibo ha sido trasladado al la
zareto por orden de la Sandal.
.*N* Ell vapor "Zulia sali6 hoy para New
York, Iievando la siguiente calga;
2.552 cajas PSI barries de naranj jas dull
ces, 70 fardos tabaco, IS caias cigarros, 10 ba-
rriles bay-rum, 1872 sacos cafe S. cajas diver
SOS efectos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
LareS
u de Diciembre de 1902.

% de Diciembre de 1902.
LIS esposos Gonzalez- -Paralitici han tenido
la desgracia de perder su hijo Juan.
x*x Ha salido para Utuado el guardia
x*x El guardia Indalecio Esteban, presta
"a Servicios en- esta locahdad Aqui hay un
cabo siete guardias. .
x*x Han sido clausuradas las escuelas de
este disrrito. Todos los profesores han recibi-
do sus haberes del presente mes
x** En- las Gales de este pueblo Sc estan
hacienda reparaciones.
~ Los paisanos Jes1s Juan Perez,
vecinos de Utuado quienes sc sigue causa
por hurto de caballerias, han sido remitidos q
Ia carcel del Distrito.
~ El apreciable vecino don A1acelio
Parnf, que fne agredido por e joven Fernando
Gerena, continual mejorando de las contusiones
que recibio.
~ Han sido suspendidos los traba;os de
Ia carretera. de San Sebastian Lares, interim
sc verifca I'm balance de 10 invertido en- dichas
obras seran reanudados los mencionados
trabajos, iuego de verifcada la operacion.
~. Sc espera en- este pueblo de TN mo-
mento otro, al Investigator de Cuentas mu-
nicipales Mr.. Host quien examinara Ia de este
Municipio.
CorrespuSal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
Ay5 maresi.a de arma
que Ia llevan a enterra,
hasta los gusano yoran
al tererla que iarna.

FL parente de Ia dfunta. 81 es espafiol de
para casta, no paede mcnos de sentir cierto re-
goCljo Inferno. Y acaba por hacer el dto iOuen
es capaz de slistraerse a ciertas eSpansiones
esencialmente nacionales:
No hace mucho que entro en- la agenca
f1nebre de que venimos hablando, cierta viuda
joven.y y no NAL parecda.
FL duef1o la recibio como de costumbre to-
cando la guitarra.
-Vengo -dijo Ia inconsolable seilora-a
encargar Vd. una corona para Ia sepultura de
mi esposo. Tenga Vd. la bondad de dejar ese
lnstrumento que me esta desgarrando el alma.
-Sefiora, dispense Vd.; pero como estaba
solo,.
-Corriente. Saqueme Vd coronas que
expresen Ia mayor amargura.
Aquf tiene Vd. estas de cipres crisan-
temos entreverados: son las que mas sc llevan
para difuntos j0venes con vilda terrenal.
''Ayora sobre SUI tumba
estuve en- ell sementerio. 81
Que triste es estar viuda!'
Que copla tan sentida. Yo tambien can
Todavia es mas bonita esta copla en- Ia
gui.arra. Va vd. yer.
Y el,hombre del Extest0r echo mano al ms
trumento y Sc puso a tocar con el mismo entu
siasmo que 81 estliviese en- una boda.
La viuda comenzo 4 sentirse inclinada al
eaNfe jond0.
Toca Vd. muy bien-dijo.
-Es favor....
Jay, ay, ay!
Maresita mia"
La sefiora inconsolable fue pcco POGO
echando en- olvido su difunto acabo por re-
cogerse el velo y arrancarse por peteneraS.
Isl este es el pals de la algeria.
LUIS TABOADA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
.y.an Puerto Rico as de Dsesembreae 1902
EN- BROMA

No Sc ouede negar que Espfia es ell pals
de la algeria.
Aquf todo 10 convertimos EN- materia CO.
mica, y hay quien Sc rie hasta del pimenton
nezcado con aceite y del atFdd9if con ser
ambas cosas tan serias.
Mas de una vez me han parade en- la calle
sujetos infeliceS, vfctinlas del infortunio
mo sabe Vd. 10 que sucede2
NO sef1or
Pues que tengo TN quiste cebaceo me
10 van a operar Mire Vd. que al cabo de
mis- ailos resultar 20 con TN quiste. cTiene
gracia, cverdad usted,
A mi maldita la gracia que me haria te-
ner un quiste. pero al sujeto en- question lie
parecfa ia cosa mas divertida del mundo. Y
gozaba 10 ndscible.
Hay personals, eSercialmente nacionaleS,
que Sc divierten con cualquier cosa no pier
den la algeria aunque los empunen, como le
sucede don Cleto mi vecino, ell cual don Cleto
es vfctima de su seflora de SUI cu1ada de sus
hijos del jefe de su ofcina, sin embargo,
aslste todas las noches los saloncillos dc los
tearos, sienpre alsgre como unas Pascuas,
cComo va don eto?
-Bien, muy bien... Ji... ji... il. Esta
tarde Sc volvio loca mi cuf1ada, consecuencia
de unos amores contrariados. "a que no sabe,, ,,us-
ted por que le ha dado la locura? Por decir
que esta en- reaciones con Sagasta En- medic
de todo, nos hemos redo muchisim H. H.. H.
Hay en- una de las GALES mas centricas de
Madrid I'm dueflo de una empresa de servicios
flnebres titulada ''El exterior suntuoso", que'se
pasa ell dia tocando la gritarra y cantando
malaguefias. Entra Vd. a encargarle I'm en-
terro y Sc queda sorprendldo al yer la algeria
de aquei honbre que vive entire feretros mas
8 nlenos ineorrnbti6lss y canta sin embargo,
como I'm jilguero. !,
-Hagame Vd. ell favor de mandar un
ataud de tercera 4 la Gale del Salitre cuatro
blandones dice el recen llegado.
-tHa dicho Vd. de tercera? Ole ya Hem
bra >aroh2
-Hembra.
iPobreca' Olga usted, ;era gu ps2s.-z@
Como guapa no seiior, porque le afeaban
bastante las yiruelas; pero tenia muy buena con.
versacion.
-iDios Ia haya perdonado....
al decir este, suelta dos 8 tres rasgceos
en- Ia guitarra y un .'jipio' hondo; despues SAGA
el catalogo de los ataules y Sc pone organizar
e. entierro como 81 Sc tratase de una excursion
canpestre 6 de preparar I'm bale de mascaras
Mientras dispone las coSas fdnebres { ms
cribe ell nonabre de Ia difunta en- el ibro cores
p9ndiente, tararea I'm aire gitano,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26

FL objeto de la Association de
Daxnas esta cumplidamente satisfe-
cho
Fomentando el sostenimiento de
Asilos para Ia infancia desvalida, Sc
corrige la mendicidad en- sus connien-
zos y Sc evita la exploitation de los nj
iioS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
vieques

22 de Diciembre de 1902.
Tn nifio del DR.. Carreras esta atacado de
difteria, Deseamos Que recobre su salud
- En- el vapor puerto Rico" lleearon
el jueves ~ personals este puerto.
~ A1n no han cobrado los jueces Sc.
cretarios de las elecciones.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26

~ - -. 3 I'm II
La sociedad de damas Protectora
de los mendigos', ha realizado una
obra meritOria Concediendo al Asilo
de niflas desamparadas, de Rio Pie
dras, una cantidad suhciente para que
Sc pueda llevar e aqua del acueducto
al mencionado Asilo, fin de que las
ninas recogidas en- tan benehca insti-
tucion no tengan que realizar trabaios
demasiadO reCios para Su edad Y seXo.
En- ell Asilo de Rio Piedras, huer-
fano en- absolute de protection Official,
tienen que hacerlo todo las piadosas
mujeres que 10 gobiernan, y las pobre-
citas nii1as que estan acogidas al am
paro de la benefica institution.
Cuando no habia aqua en- la pro-
pia casa, tenian eSaS infeliCeS que II q
busCarla una diStancla relativamen-
te grande Y las niflas conducian toda
ell aqua necesaria para Ia limpieza, Ia
vado demas usos del establecimien-
to.
Ahora gracias al excelente critic
rio de la DirecClva de la Sociedad de
Damas, sera relativamente c6moda Ia
vida de las niflas asiladas de Rio Pie
dras su labor mas dura habra desa-
parecido.
Para los mendigos fue recogida la
suma que Ia "Sociedad de Dana" ha
donado al Asilo de Rio Piedras. Y
que son sino mendigas esas nlllas
huerfanas y desheredadas de la suerte
que viven milagroSamente de 10 que
las religiosas recogen para elias V de
una renta modestisima que el Asilo
posee? A
Mas dignas DE Ia proteccion dc "a
''Sociedad de Damas' son esas niflas
del Asilo de Rio Piedras que los men
digos callejeros a quienes parecia des-
tina Ia la suma a que nos referimos.
FL objeto principalde Ia "Sociedad
protectora de mendigos era el de evi-
tar la mendicidad callejera.
Todas esas nifias setenta Il ochen-
ta, que estan en- el Asilo de Rio Pie
dras, tendrian que pedir li1nosnas. 81 el
benefico establecimiento no existiera
Todas esas ninas, setenta Il ochenta.
son mendigas arrebatadas al arroyo
antes de caer; son cuerpOs Y almas sal
vadas del embruteCimiento, de laigno-
minia de la prostitution inconsciente.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01

Don't be persuaded into taking
some thing said to be "just as goodn
as Madison Menicine Co.'S Rocky
Mountain Tea. There is nothing like
it. 35cts, no more, no less. DR.. Con-
molly.
Mrs. Jennie Clemmer has organized
a class in decorative art, water oolors,
china and burnt wood etching. Glass
days Tuesdays and Thursdays,
9 to II a. M, and to p. m. Glass
lessons SO cents; private lessons is cts.
Original designs speciality.
John M. Cannon reports the follow
ing sales of farm lands in this vicinity
last week; the Jno. Barrett 16O acres
to Jas. Wolters; Louis Milbreth, 116
acres to Phil. DeGrave; d. S. Miller,
24O acres to John Muller; Old VIM.
Needham, ITO acres to John Muller,
and the j. Fl. Luers, 100 acres to
Frank j. Turner, making IN all S46
acres. The parties purchasing are none
OF them speculaters, but all are SUBJ
stantial farmers with means, who ex-
pect to make these farms their home
at an early date.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01
The Same Old Story.

j. A. Kelley relates an experience
similar to that which has happened in
almost every neighborhood in the
United States and has:been told and
re-told by thousands of others. He
says: Last summer had an attack
Of dysentery and purchased bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dia-
rrhoea Remedy, which 1 used accord
ing to directions and with entirely
satisfactory results. The trouble was
controlled much quicker than former
attacks when I used other remedies. %
MIR. Kelly is we'll known citizen of
Henderson, N. @. For sale by Shut
tleworth Drug Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01
Miss Mead's Pupils Recital.

Fully one hundred and fifty people
thronged the parlors at the home of
Miss Lauraine Mead to listen to a
musical recital given by her pupils
and the pupils of Miss Dissmore assist
ed by VIM. j. Mead, violinist, and
Mrs. j. L. Scripture, elocutionist.
The several musical numbers were
rendered with amazing perfection,
although many Of the participants
were comparatively among the more
recent pupils.
The numbers given by Mrs. Scripture
were choice selections admirably pre-
sented and highly appreciated.
VIM. ]. Mead appeared in three
of the numbers and did himself credit
as usual.
Entertainments vastly inferior by
imported musical talent have been
paid a large sum by the people OF
Crcsco one time and another.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01
Fire Works.

WARN1Na-The city ordinance pre-.
scribes fine not to exceed ten dollars
and costs, for shooting fire works
within the city limits except at such
places as the authorities may pre-
scribe.
Policemen have orders to arrest all
persons for exploding giant or cannon
ire crackers on any of the public
streets or at any place likely to fright
en- horses Or endanger persons or prop
erty within the city limits.
S. S. CULVER, Mayor.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01
$500 PER YEAR
Obituary.

John M. Weakland, son Of Thomas
and Catharine Weakland, was born In
Howard county October 8, 1866, and
died June 6, 1902, aged 36 years I
months and 2S days. His funeral was
from the Catholic church in Cresco,
Monday, June 10th, interment in st.
Joseph's Cemetery. Alarge procession
OF sorrowing friends following his re-
mains to their final resting place.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01
Grocery Section

Choice Evaporated Peaches, Id .1Oc
Fancy Oregon Prunes, 10. ......... sc
Extra Quali4y California Prunes. Sc
Choice Baldwin Evaporated Apples,
per pound ..............1 .1Oc
Choice Evaporated Bartlett Pears,
per pound ...... i. .lOc
Fancy Hand Picked Navy Beans, per
l0c cake best Witch Hazel Toilet
soap 1or. $3.50. ............... ...5c
Pumpkin pie timber, per can. 10
To know what the best tea that mn
grows is like you should try our i1III..
Pearl of Japan per pound oou
Nothing better can be had.
A Jap tea that is about equal to mn
that ordinarily sold for Soc a trial xiii.
will prove it SO Is our No 2 pr, lb OUU
String beans extra quality per can Sc
Boston pork and beans per can Sc
Red kidney beans per can Sc
New England ketchup Sc
Fancy picked onions per bottle Sc
Dill pickles per quart Sc
Sour &c
Mixed 10c
Big Bean Gold roast coffee per Id 15c
Big Value roast Rio coffee Sc
Salmon fiat can choicefcuts per can 15c
Fancy Carolina rice per pound &c
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01
Please Paw Uo.

In order to settle up the estate of
Geo. w. Combs, the undersigned re-
quests all indebted to the above estate
to call and make settlement of same
as soon as possible. Also for the next
30 days, all goods in stock will be sold
at cost. CHAs. COMBS, Agent.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01
1T CgVgRDS

Mems 4Oc Suspenders for. -, zoe
Mems Turkey Red Hdkfs .,., &c
Mems Navy Blue Hdllfs. ...... &c
Nice White Pearl buttons, doz. sc
Tubular Shoe Laces, dozen :. .....5c
SAFETY Pins, dozen ................ &c
Elegant 75c quality Bieached Table
Damask, pure linen, per yard .45c
l0c All Silk Ribbons, per yard ~. 4c
l5 (d zoe All Silk Ribbons, per yard Sc
Sun Bonnets, each. ch........ .1Oc
25 pieces Wool Dress Goods, former
price 75c to Sl.25 for 45c
25-inch Silk Foulards, former price
7oc to ST. yard for. soc
Fancy Silk Waistings, former price
81, for, per yard ................ .65c
Ladies So 90 trimmed hats for Sl.5O
Ladies zoe Lisle gloves puir lOc
Ladies white muslin skirts SIPS for 75c
I" :" nightgownss2for $1.OO
!" /" drawers 25c for loo
Chlldren's silk parasols Sl.25 for Csc
Sewing machine needles each 1c
Initial handkerchiefs ladies, not all
letters extra 15c value, each &c
Initial handkerchiefs, ladies, all let.
ters, splendid 25c value each l2hc
Ladies fancy handkerchiefs Soc, 75c and
$l00 value ct half
Button hole twist spool 1c
Aluminium thimbles each 10
Shawl straps each Sc
Remnants l21ac ginghams per yard 7c
+ loc laces &c, 15c laces Sc, 2Oc
laces for lOc.
Odds and ends childrens' hosiery
worth 10 and l5c per pair Sc
Odd pairs lace curtains worth So, So,
$3.50 and SIS per pair for half price.
Silk yeilings worth 15c to 25c yard Sc
zoe ribbons for 1870 and 15c
Ladies' black silk mitts pair l5c
$l.50 and sl.75 table linen per yard 81 on
Sl.OQ table linens -
Wool dress DOC
soods guaranteed equal
to any ever bought at 75c, colors
and black per yard 45c
2Oaand 25c art tick and denuns yd l21sc
l5c silkolines per yard loo
&c yard for velventeen bindings.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01

81 am using box of Chamberlain's
Stomach & Liver Tablets and find
them the best thing for my stomach |
ever used," says T. w. Robinson,
Justice of the Peace, Loomis, Mich.
These Tablets not only correct dis
orders Of the stomach but regulate
the liver and bowels. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect. Price
% cents per box. For sale by Shuttle
worth Drug Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01

Cut this out and take it to Shuttle
worth Drug Co. IS store and get free
sample Of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets, the best physic. They
also correct disorders of the stomach.
Price 25 cents.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-01
Died.

RocHE-N Margaret Roche, daughter Of
VIM. II. and Margaret Roche, died
at her home in Cresco, Iowa, on the
evening of June %, 1909, oil lung
trouble, aged 20 years months and
IL days.