Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15
The stock tonic prepared by P.

furious, but is healthful and inVigo.
rating Try package and be con-
vinced.
II you want correct abstracting
done and cheap prices too, 1t will pay
you to see the American Loan &
Trust Co., before ordering your
abstract.
A Shepherd dog came tc my place
about week ago. Owner will please
prove property aud pay advertising
charges. Henry Schneider, R. F.
D. 8, CreSco.
The Messrs Erwin and Elmer Mich
ell of Granger and their cousin, Miss
Julia Matter of Decorah, visited at
the Charles Mandelko home Mon
day and Tuesday.
A Bloomenr .der leaves next Mon
day with car of stock and goods for
Gary, S. D., where be has purchased
16O acres of land. His family will fol
low in few days.
Bert Bishop and family arrived yes
terday afternoon from Ipswich, S. d.
Mrs. Bishop is quit, i'll with some
stomach trouble and comes to Cresco
for treatment with DR.. Kessel.
+. A. Huber and A. E. Bents have
hired Mr.. George Meyers to n anage
their 200 acre farm which they pur.
chased last summer. Mr.. Meyer will
move onto the place March 1st.
Excursion to the garden of Texas
next Tuesday. Round trip rate only
s26.7) from Cresco. Farm lands
improved from $40 up. Get in on the
ground fl or before too late.
RoBT, PHELAN.
Curtis Miller left Tuesday to take
course of treatment at the Prairie
du Chen Sanitarium ia the hope Of
receiving relief from rheumatism
which has been troublir him consid-
erably this winter.
Mrs. W. FL. Ferrie of Cresco spent q
few days in this city with her mother
Mrs. Catherine Kor zen and sister,
Mrs. w. j. Smith. She went to Yves
ley yesterday to attend the wedding
of her son, Edward Ferrie New
Hampton Tribune.
It's the highest standard Of quality,
a natural tonic, ciearses your system,
reddens the cheeks, brighten the eyes
gives flavor to all you eat. Hollister s
Rocky Mountain Tea will do this for
you. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
VIM. Connolly.
While enroute to Royal Neighbor
party, held at Thos. Gibbons, last
Tuesday evening, DR.. Damon. met
with what might have been serious
accident, but fortunately for the oc-
cupants, nothing OF a serious matter
occurred, excepting damaged cutter
and bruised horse and q walk OF
over mile to the nearest house. M
Geo. b. Owens accompanied by Ell
mer eager ana Andrew Wentworth,
returned Thursday from their trip to
Texas, which they sll report v ry
favorable. We understand Mr.. Ga
ger and Mr.. Wentworth bought be-
tween three and four hundred acres
Of land and six town lots. Mr.. Owens
will make another trip Feb 10.
Gordon s. Bennett, who have been
conspicuous figures in the theatrical
world for several seasons because Of
meritorious character of their pro-
ductions, will offer their latest ano
greatest effort, 1.-THE Holy City," al
the Opera House on next Monday
evening. This will undoubtedly bt
one of the finest attractions that viii
be seen at the local theatre this sea-
son and it is expected that the larg-
est audience of the year will show
> their appreciation Of the local mana
gers efforts in providing this high
class attraction.
8 f. A. Huber has sold his hal
/, interest in the firm of Huber & Lussol
to Mr.. Joseph F. Zbornik, who take
possession to-day. The firm OF Hube
8 Lusson have made great success
and progress as retail merchants an
are to-day enjoying the best patron
age accorded any firm Sin the towr
J, Mr.. Huber retires from the reta
u business and has several good propos
e tions offered to him, but feels tina
his health will not justify him in cor
tining himself to close indoor occups
q tions, and for the present will loo
q after his farming interests and th
/ nursery business In which he
interested.
. Skin Disease Of Twenty Years standin
3. Cured.
8. / want you to know how muc
Chamberlain'S Salve has done for mt
It has cured my face of a skin diseaS
10 of almost twenty years standing.
"a have been treated by several as smal
physicians as we have in this countr
and they did me no good, but tW
hnyes of this salye has cured me-