Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-02-23

Have you been betrayed by promis-
es OF quackS, swallowed pills and bot
tied medicine without results except
q damaged stomach. To those we
offer Hollisters 3 Rocky Mountain Tea.
IS cents. DR.. Connolly.
Good looks bring happiness. Friends
care more for US when we meet them
with clean, smiling face, bright eyes
sparkling with health, which comes
by taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents. DR.. Connolly
LosT-On Saturday, Feb II, 1906,
an envelope containing a mortgage
and note given by Howard Nichols
and wife to w. A. Stockman. All
parties are hereby warned to not
purchase or negotiate for same. Re-
ward for its return to Plain Dealer
office.
DR.. Karl D. Fisk, the optician, will
be in Cresco on his 55th regular visit,
March 1st and End. He has fitted
hundreds of glasses for the people of
this community aud his work is COM
mended by all. He comes every sixty
days. He will be at the Strother
House parlors.
Fred Gillette, of Minneapolis, MINI.
and Arthur Gillette, of Browns
Valley, Minn., are in Cresco, coming
to participate In celebrate of the
50th wedding anniversary of their
parents, Mr.. .and Mrs. Ed Gillette.
We are promised data for a suitable
account Of this rare event for our
next issue.
The Columbia Opera Co., which will
appear in the Opera house next Tues
day evening gave the best of satisfac-
tton at an appearance last season at
Cresco, and we are assured by their
advance representative, Bob Martin,
who mas always brought good COM
paniss to Cresco, that they are now
better than ever before. AS this is
che last attraction before Lent, the
company will will doubtless be greet
ed by a large audience.
This Office has just completed print
Ing an illustrated catalogue for Upton
Bros, Oak Lawn Nursery, giving
descriptions and prices of their big
home grown stock of fruit and orna-
mental trees, vines, shrubs, etc.
Parties wishing any thing in this line
can do no better than to make their
selections from this catalogue, know
ing that their order viii be filled
with hardy, healthy stock, true to
name and guaranteed BY Responsible
firm. They will be glad to send you q
catalogue for the asking.
Mrs. J. D. Long and children re-
turned last Thursday from Howard
County where they had on a visit to
her father who is suffering from blood
poison. Cornell Reveland, for a
number of years a salesman at Blan-
chaine's drug store, has severed his
connection With that firm, for a po--
|sition as assistant cashier in the First
National bank OF Lime Springs, for
which place be Will leave March lst.
Cornell is a young man of sterling
integrity, reliable and trustworthy in
the fulhllment Of his duties. Mr..
Blanchaine regretted to lose him, and
the Lime Springs Institution has rea-
sons to feel proud in securing his sery.
ices. .-Ossian Bee.
Ed Alleman OF oelwein arrived in De
corah Saturday and has taken posit.
ion in N. r. Groff's hardware store, in
charge of the tinshop. Mr., Alleman
is timer Of many years experience.
he is son-in-law of r. A. Miller, and
the family already has many friends
and acquaintances In DEBORAH who
will gladly welcome them to our city.
....A year has come and gone since
the jury returned the verdict in the
famous Biglow murder trial, The ex-
pert witness for the prosecution, to
whose charge Prof. Clifford was con-
signed at the end Of the trial, las was
foregeen) turned him loose. 1t will
doubtless be Of interest 70 many por=
sons to know that. notwi thstanaing
the various stories concerning him,
he is still in q private asylum for in
sane at Des Moines. !. IA letter from
u. +. Bulls brings the intelligence
that be has removed from Kenmare,
N. D., to Detroit, Mtnnn where he
takes the position of cashier of the
First National bank, Of which Arthur
E. Amundson is president. Mr.. Bull
lis has been cashier of bank at Ken
mare for several years. Heis one Of the
bright young men who have gone out
from Decorah and engaged, in the
banking business and in pAeetinp with