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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
pis,rirt OF Columbia, Washington, u. 60.
April :. Il--scaled proposals will be- re-
ceiv-d at this Office until two o'clock p. m.
Anru a. 1911 for furnishing and delivering
-oad oil and tar and for applying road oil
anT tar 80 roads IN the District OF Columbia.
Form Of proposal. specifications and all neces-
s,rv inflammation may be obtained upon Hppll-
cs,io1 To- the Property Clerk. ID. 9, Room
2en District Building. CCNO H. RUDOLPH.
commissioners. u. 9.
Army BUILDING. NEW YORK CITY. April.
3 i9il-Sealed proposals.. in triplicate. Will
be received here until 10 o'clock \. VI, May ?,
f9tl for printing required at this Depot dur
ing the fiscal year beginning july J, 1911. IN
formation upon application.
NJ GRAY ZALiNSkT Depot q. II
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Of Interest TO 6Vomen

mailed to any address on receipt Of 10 cents.
Please give number Of pattern, with bust
measure. distinctly. Address Pattern De-
partment, New-York Tribune II N a hurry
for pattern, send an extra 2-cent stamp
and we will mail by letter postage in sealed
envelope
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.


ro ro,cuvAN-I-sFFUI.- Thoroughly experienced;
- ,eers' personal references. city or country
/ sso sa5 o. Industrial Association tinploytnNn'
/ Agency. II West .2d 4. Phone a-ID bIs h'''.
I I,1.5,iIVAS-Iately landed excellent refer
go" country preferred. Michael. V3s 81 ave
/ (care Scanlonl.
Cor-pLE.- English Protestsnts; wife excellent
cCot. good manager. caterer; man WILING 70
/ 30 ,e,aralIv useful: will take position hotel
ui,,h institition, OF private family. Al refer
go. leading New York families. 60 MISS
FitzGerald's Bureau. 503 9TH ave entrance 4.a,:
| COUPLE -- Norwegian: woman excellent e9qt. 5,1.
,,t Is,nei work. understands dogs, etc. Coop
er's Agency. Ga Sixth ave -3sth 81.
150I'PIF-scotch Protestants gardener cosch .
r,sn- wife excellent cook. six Years excelen,
-otersuces Industrial Association Employment
Agency II west 40 81
CoT-PLD - Colored: private family chaufeur' hnI
co,nra,ent repairs. generally useful. VIE G.oh,
-, isundry references. Brown, o. west
s,vPF.RIENC working farm manager; can
EN- ENiiti i,e charge of gentemans estate
taSH's,,,I,. taSs understands farming IN all branches.
nacbinerv raising crops. STOCK. sheep poiie.y 49,
also handling men f.r diGsnt 5es5 rsgeS.nces Car
clss. butter maker & eNeeIen' 'e'e'
penters Agency. l54 6th ave
= CspnDNER-German 80 married. wishes POSI-
,ion on gentleman country place WIN sral.
uo,t 80 six years experience. Wei recon-
gi'nde5 Address Gardener. 1864 RroadHay.
,.,nT,rXEK-Middle azc. take caro- horses
GAhnH ,no,Jltrv furnace anI be useful al
around -entlemans place
400 pearl ~.
@IRDENER- "a R-FIOR1sT-Germia'n; 81: YER. & good ID
ia sa,rss, long cxperenc" in every bTanch OF
ttsn,n,, ana Horticulture. state details. s'or-
Ii'''. ,,,,I.p -youns scotchman married, no
"a thoroughly familiar with the care or u
ihl'i'' 'Iace. expectations moderate. JoneA ta'o
seed store ~ Nesey -. -,
S,,,t,vL,R-Iiddie- aged. married, small fam-
oA Ar ,horoughly conversant with his cs!!ns y
...s,ns a position on a private place. "iliiains'
s,e'in,,7s seed store " Eesey ST "
.D0TSER- unmarried. with lots Of set-up -
20 ~ looking foT a position on PilNh''c
NM .xcellent references. =. K. care Eiho''
gge.d store ~ Nesey 81.
@-.-o0ENER-UsEFUL MAN-singie' glass
% 49, good vegetable ant n0wer grower, use
= q, anything needed, best reference. Carpeh-
w a. 'Agency I54 18Th ave.
q, single: speaks English and German ,
Mf,r handle horses; DO farm work in country
,,l-,hsIdt I'm - East ith - barber shop
49,, NAN-cOOK Gr-By msu snd wife
nan sencrally useful garden; vic Eooa ,ooI.
n"" lsundrefs best references, finnirh
mrs. Jussils Agcrc., SO Lexington ave lti
Ass Plaza
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DANDElI0NS AS FOOD
Their Use Improves the Lawn
and Benefits the Health.

The day Of the dandelion is here, but
most of the specimens in Now York mar
kets are so poor and withered that they
are not worth buying. To be suitable for
pot herbs or salads this Of al. plants should
he fresh and crisp and very young. II not
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WORK WANTED.
Female

ffllGle.
COMPANION. Rcnned person, as companion .,
rhsp4rore. adults or children, Wiling 70 uaNel,
,,cbIy racommended Industrial Association
Employment Agency, Il West i2d ~. fhohe'
521O Bryant.
TEAMED NIRsE-Facial msssage, scalp
treatment: hourly nursing lanles Ies'ueh''s
Address Nurse" Tribune. Harlem.
7-p1 1TNT-D NT-R.;E-Fncisl massage. scalp rea l.
mont. hourly nursing. ladies residences. Al
6,sxs Nurse Tribune. Harlem.
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unique flavor. for. like olives, caviare and
so many good things" enjoyed by cpl
cures. taste for It Is usually acquired.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
EpmaIe

WAITRESS. German girl; corpstent; has
friend launir~-s. shirts. collars. cuffs; hishly
recommended: city or country. Morrow ; Agency.
52i Lexington ave. corner 5Sth 81.
WAITRESS. assist chahIbcrwcrl: young German;
good city references. g.. Miss Eofnsyer
Agency. 3st-c22 5th ave. Telephone 452I-Madi'
son So.
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country. A. Industrial Employment Agency ~
West iei st. Tel 52ol Bryant
Female
COMPANION BY an English LADY 70 lsdy
travelling abroad; good references ~ BoA
90 Tribune ofice.
COMPANION 10 lad or family travelling in
Europe this summer. by American lady OK ed-
ing French fuently. also Italian and German
terms moderate: highest Of references given. u
p Box 235. Tribune Uptown once i3'i BROAD
way.
rOOE.-sweGish: first class all branches. city
references; city or country. go. S"g, NJ
Miss Buckley's Agency, II West ied. Phone.
7ss7 BRYANT.
Cootl-wAITRESs ESs-Youns German. together
or ,eperatey four years ON IN 90, iss ~ ii'eason e G
phone 4527-Madison 81. --
COOK Very neat American: excellent cook.
baker competent in al orane.S, e., te.ss Sntfs
Agency. ia Lexington ave. Tel. loo9-Pllza.
cooK-wATTREss Two first class. highly
recommended swedish girls. both excellent In
their respective oapacItls'- O'teIners Agency
ZIG Lexington ave Tel. iooJ-PiaKa
C'nIPLE-Sweiish. young. neat; man coach
man gardener useful. wife very good COOK
b,L.r efr . excellent references: SEQ osterbers :
Agency. nc Lexington ave. Tel. l9S3-PisEs.
-sf;wORKER.- Ccmpetent: scotch Prote.-
tant. good cook. laundress. small family; ret :
erences Wilson. AT west Seth st.. one flight
up care of HeIwic!1.
iI0I-sEWORK By neat Protestant, middle
aged woman: prefers position IN small family .
wages $40 monthly. excellent references. Irwin s
Agency - West lith ~ "
INFANTS NURSE.-Thoroughly experienced !.
X. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. sos 9Th ave.
entrance. i2d.
KlrCHENMAID or HousEWoRk.- Neat young
swedish girl. speaks Engllsh, city references
SIS Osterhergs Agency, Ilo Lexington ave.
Tel ioS5-Plaza. ---.
TADy's MAID-Enslisi,. understands hair-
dressing. maucuring. eNce!Ien' seamstress
ritv or country. excellent references H..
Miss FItZGeralds Bureau, Jo3 9th ave. en-
trance i2d.
1T-S-DPFSS First class. shirts collars
cnc-. cxc.ilent references: city or country.
,,.sg6 IT. Miss Tmckleys Employment
Agency. - West i2d. Phone. i'si bryant.
TATNDRESS. FIRST class. can do shirts. fins
linens. hest references. iinnirh woman. Jus
slla Agency. $50 Lexington ave. "
TT-NpREss First class IN every respect.
shlrt. collars, etc. Norwegian, go. CITY or
country Cooper's Agency. dos Sixth ave. near
3sth. .,..,...------
MISS CURRY'S AGENCY
r-or excellent Domestic Male aud Female Help
.. W EST 42Np ST. Eth FLOOR
pFsPTCTNBLE LADY would like position a"
companion or housekeeper for hachsiof
apartments. best OF reference. Wid""' BOX -
Tribune once
TWO GIRLS. Scotch Pro'esianis cook ana
waitress do entire WORK ~ private laniS 4.
a.. or country Norrov's Agency. 1@l l.rsiHg
ton ave cor 5sih -. Phone. Fls@a '''''--
MATTRESS First class, city I~ierences 'i,y
or rountrv. s25 $50 p MlF. hu. Aey :
Axency. IL west t2i. Phcns. Itsi Br'ant.
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'OMPANION-A mid

COMPANION--A middle aged lsdy Wou'u 80" nm
engagement as companion. couid aa,. aS, com
housekeeping. etc. would travel; in"nsss pox
pensstion e1cellent references. Address AON
44 White Plains. y. !.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

VAT,r--Cernsn. dr-t ciss> good linriist: four
wears excellent personal reference; $50 city or
country A. Industrial Employment Asency, IL
West iei st. Tel. 520i Bryant.
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Female.

-DRESSMAkEH "A. ~
Gowns artisticalIy and inoApeisNeiy n"" ah.o.
sui, all forms gowns for all occasions' hneo
lutely first Glars work assured and very syn.
Portable fitting gowns. as ne" iou,y a'rtng. sS-
and dress goods are shown no~ TOT sPii"e ,,re
vise an early SELECTION: home or by day Mh'''
Gully. i3s West 4sth ~.
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AUCTION SALES.


ny WRITE OF a warrant of attachment. which
usrgrd into an execution | will sell. a. No.
"a North Isl street. Borough Ot Brooklyn, on
AurN g. az n a. m: ore motor. one dough
mixer ono cabinet oven. one LOT or hxtures,
ore-half bag or salt. ono-half barrel of sulphur.
ora lo, OF paper boxes. etc. James J. Deze!l,
incrshsL
BY VIRTUE r. OF an execution will sell. at 10
O'Clock to-day. at 14o Broadway. Room sos
: al.ng cases. printed stationery, odds and
ends e. Lax. Marshal.
LOST eANKeOOKS.
LOST or sTOLEN.--Bankbook No. 40. .lIo Of
tho German Savings Bank In the city OF
New York corner 4th ave. and 18th st. issued
- United Button Hole Makers Beneficial
r-,iou All persons ere cautioned against nego-
tia,fng the fsme II not returned 10 the bank
on the 10Th day OF April 1911. duplicate VIII
BE- issued
IosT on sT'OTTN.-Banfbook No. 5S90c7 ~
the German savings Bank IN the city ~ New
york corner AN ave. and lith a.. Issued 10
rwilis Frehe All persons are cautioned
auainsr negotiating the same. II not returned
o. tine hank OF the 2Gtn day OF April, l0ll. a
duulicct. VIII be issued
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FOR SALE.

RIG BARGaINs-sIightiyu used c-ice furniture.
desks typewrlters. cash registers. adding
machines miTnsographs. nins cab.nets, safes; Al
1r,ssinr machines. time clocks. partttors. cneck
Protectors bookcases NATHAN. White q.
pOoI. TABLE. very good cordtion Arply iso
OH ST. jersey City
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HELP WANTED.
Male

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for ssn'eIlsH ...ags n,su
car ~ English. 70 read walk, give massage,
s75 month: borse Miss Pilsbur!s Agenc!' V''
Fifth avo.
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EUROPE i'ln'T.,is, H:.s, No"
RAYMOND & Vhtcomb Co.. ?.5 5th Av.. nv.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
AUTOMOBILES.

USED CARS or QUALITY"
,r'Te,NORrT.E TRADE EXCHANGE.
1920 1872 Broadway.
one soa7 columbus Bet. 3,,h and SSH
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QRESSMAkIN0.

pREssMAkER COMPETENT dressmaker makes
and remodels. out home preferred. AlteN
i.6 East 18th st. Tel S0s-stu,ysssns
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cr,.1-rrr,-p wrench. so: careful driver:
srst Lass mechanic. sober obliging. year,
experience references. city, country Eu'
Ayfs 4g5 sth ave.
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ADVERTISING MAN would IKE 70 eonnecs nj /,
agency or trade paper where
assured / C. Box q. Tribune.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

ACCOUNTANT. 80 Books written up, sns,.
audits. corporation accounting balance sne ,er,,'.
etc. bv public accountant refeyncr'' =,
rea .onable C. O. Coleman. 32s west 4is' D.
ref
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CHAIFFEUR.-Irish:s single; -; soou' ar
fui driver also good mechanic' 90
.tainsr willing obiigiug; best city references
nov, wishes private position. Joseph Troy ~
sth ave care EmkeS
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Female.

uOr-sEwoRK Err General: conpe % s't r..
erence: three adults. So O'sIh' W.
K,nS.br,dee road, near Jerome ave
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CARPET CLEANING.

X y CARPET CLEANING WoRka
Oldest; Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPErS
prices Reasonable. send for Circular.
r.t .an, sso3 Drvant s3T-i39 W. s3th Sc
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING CO-Clsans
nv compressed air. sfsam nand or on moor
1883 broadway. 4ei East asth ST CoE
BPANDT Tel I3c-3sth
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CONPANfON-By an English LADY 20 lsdy
fraveilng abroad; good references. \, Box
60 Tribune ofice.
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.
Miscellaneous.

,ryOv.rrTIC SCHOOL. OF ENGINEERS, sf2
Ueg, 5as at. construction course. SO. flight
course starts April u at Mineola. send for
hOOlCief
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CHAUFFEUR UR.-German. maTTiea. M M aars
oxperisnced on foreign and dorntstc n,r,
strictly temperate. wishes POSITION III 80 @ ~
T5iiu. Kliosrsfh. Port Washington Long isi-
aud. Telephone. s1-i.
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YOUNG Man IsJ would like q pos,,u,un 'o
office assistant or stock clerk Wiling ny ~,
start for fair salary. x. b, Box T. 4r'Du'
once.
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COMPANION 70 ladv or family travelling IN
Turope this summer. by American lady, OF ed
ucation and experience. here and abroad, speak
ing French huently. also Italian ana IIrrniah
.erms moderate: highest OF references given. u.
r. Boz o35. Tribune Uptown Ofice. 1864 Broad
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,gi,b reliable party; experienced on fle,ce1 g.,
-ov. National and Peerless cars. excsIlent re'''
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20 ADMINISTRATIVE Thoroughly experienced;
a. Gears personal references, city or country
eao S25 q Industrial Association Employment
Agency. II West 42d =. Phone azIo brs ant
20 ,1.TTIN1S-Iately landed: excellent refer
ence' country preferred. Michael V3s 81 ave
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YOUNG MAN, 10. two years business =, ron-
ence high school graduate. kno%iense Est ref
bic entry bookkeeping. desires POSITION neS Sasce
erences Address II. S., Tribune uptown O''
1864 Broadway
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EXPORT MAN. formerly connected win iarse
forwarding house, desires poslti0h 81" ~
gressfre Concern C. B. BOX lO lrlD.H''
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-28

J. C. Webster left Thursday for
Madison, Wis, to visit his daughter,
Winifred, and also to witness the pro-
duction of ''The Master Builder" Civ
en- by the Wisconsin Dramatic Club of
Madison, in which Miss Winifred was
assigned an important role.
Mrs. Ada C. Barker and Miss Wini-
fred Barker, of Cresco, Iowa, have
been welcome guests at the w. B.
Webster home the past week. The
ladies spent the winter at Maiden, east
of the mountains, with their daughter
and sister, coming on out to the Coast
for a short visit, their second one,
with their old neighbors from the
Hawkeye state. Port Angeles, (Wash. }
Leader.
The Misses Emma Edmister, Susie
Martin, Mary Fields, Geneva Erler,
and Mary Rice left Wednesday for Nj
son City, to attend the 92nd annivers-
ary of Odd Fellowship. The local or
der of Odd Fellows had expected to
send their degree team to Mason City,
also to exemplify the work in the third
degree, but no other team could be
procured to compete with them, hence
the idea was given up.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-28

Mrs. w. II. Cummins OF Belton,
Mont, who has spent the winter here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Kellogg,
and her father. d. H. Brooks, left
! Thursday on her return trip home,
stopping for visit with her neice,
Mrs. Geo. Edmonds, at St. Paul.
Mrs. w. B. Perry returned Tuesday
afternoon from Minneapolis, where she
had been called by the illness and death
of her sisters husband, Frank Pea
cock, who died Monday evening. Mr..
Peacock was former resident of Burr
Oak, and upon the arrival of his son
from Seattle. Washington, the body
will be brought from Minneapolis to
Decorah, the interment being at his
old home at Burr Oak.
Geo. w. Milligan went to Calmar
Thursday on business trip. Mr.. Mil
lington has already began his activities
in the sugar beet industries, having
already secured three families who
arrived in Cresco this week and who
will take up the cultivation of sugar
beets this summer. The men already
here with their families are Andrew
Stahulak, George Japson and Joe
Cardeluis, all from Chicago, and Mr..
Milligan expects more to come soon.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-28

i H. d. Petersen has been enjoying
visit from his brother, 7. NJ. Peterse,
of Council Bluffs, who returned to bis
home Wednesday.
Clarence Ludwig from near Granger
went to Mason City last week where
he expects to obtain employment ir
the auto works there.
Louie West came down from Roches.
ter Tuesday night for two weeks s.
it with his mother and other Cresco
relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. L. Richards returned Tues
day afternoon from a visit at Farming
ton, MINI, with her daughter, Mrs.
Dr. Sanford and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Liska returned to
Conover Thursday afternoon, having
had their little babe up here to the
hospital for minor operation.
Valentine Friedhoff, from near Elma,
was Cresco visitor Wednesday Mn
search of mechanic to make model
of new farm gate of his invention
Golden West -four $l.35 per sack.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. F. A. GLASS,
Flour & Feed Co.
The w. O. L. C. l. A. will meet with
Mrs. B. Hunting on Monday, May lst,
at 2:30 p. m. Election of officers for
the ensuing year. SEC'Y.
Charles Kettleson returned Wednes-
day night from St. Paul, having re-
Gently been discharged from the hos
pital after an attack of scarlet fever.
Miss Mcdonald who has been en-
ployed as one of the nurses at the hos
pital, completed her work here and re-
turned to Dubuque, Tuesday afternoon.
S. A. Converse went to Elkader
Wednesday morning to attend the con-
vention of the Northeastern Iowa
Bankers Association in session there.
Mrs. Jerusha White went to Chester
Wednesday to attend the wedding of
Miss Matte Spencer to Robert Larson,
which occurred there Wednesday even
ing.
The old S. NJ. Cole property on the
Howard Center road has been sold re-
Gently to Bruno Herpel;nck, who will
take possession about the first of De-
cemher.
The Misses Nellie Milligan, Laura
Harold Nichols and Art
Smith autoed to Decorah Tuesday to
attend the musical comedy, Goddess
Of Liberty"
Bernard Malone Jr.l,, from near
Lourdes, was in Cresco on Tuesday to
market load of barley, attracted
from his natural market town, Elma,
by the big price Cresco buyers paid for
his barley.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-28
I'd COUNTY, IOWA, FRIDAY, APRIL 2s, 1911.

1t you want a farm lean at II low rat,
Of interest, see American Loan H. Trus
Company. Cresco, la.
Mrs. DR.. Geo. Plummer and little
daughter left Wednesday for a few
days visit at LIE Roy,
Arthur Goethe went to LIE Roy Tues
day, for short visit with relatives,
returning Wednesday.
w. F. Cody, Gen'l Passenger Agen,
of the c. M. & st. P. Ry., was over
from Mason City Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Baker came up
from Ridgeway Thursday noon for a
brief visit with Crcsco friends.
Mrs. Geo. Bents went to Monona
Thursday morning for visit with her
brother, NJ. S. Eddy and family.
II. H. Callahan, from near Maple
Leaf, was Cresco visitor Wednesday,
and made brief call at this office.
The ladies of the New Oregon Gene
terry Association will meet with Mrs.
J. D. Hayes, Wednesday, May 3rd.
Do your spring grinding now as
after May 1st. will grind only Fridays
and Saturdays. HARRY POLLIrT.
For painting and paper hanging,
phone No. n. Prompt and satisfactory
work. MILLER & WOODARD.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Enquire of
MRS. Fl. w. SHUTrLEwoRTH.
For SALE CHEAP--A good second
hand organ, if taken at once.
A. j. Exams.
Rev. Wn. Mcvettie was up from
Decorah on Wednesday to note the
progress of the new Episcopal church.
If you want to buy or sell Real
Estate call on Milz & Owens. Office
over Motifs Dry Goods Store, Cresco,
Iowa.
Miss Abbie Convcrs, returned Wed.
nesday evening from a visit at the
home of her brother Will in South St.
Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. M. w. Drew returned
Wednesday from their visit in Decorah
with Mrs. Drew's sister, Mrs. 7. H.
Connor.
Miss Eta Hughes went to Lime
Springs Wednesday for a few days
visit with her mother, Mrs. Tom.
Hughes.
F. E. Ward, foreman of the Riceville
Recorder, was Cresco visitor Thurs
day. This Office acknowledges a pleas
ant call.
Mrs. E. A. Hoyt and children came
up from Ridgeway Wednesday, for
few days visit with her mother, Mrs.
John Martin.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-28

Mrs w. K. Barker and daughter
Miss Winifred, returned Tuesday from
a visit with her daughter Mrs. Ed.
Grobel and other relatives and friends
in Washington.
Vic Huesting, at one time pharma-
cist employed at the P. Clemmer
store, was in town Wednesday, making
his initial trip here in the interest of
the Minneapolis Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Forry' returned
Wednesday from Riceville where Mrs.
Forty has been visiting her parents
while Will was at work on the various
telephone lines there and at Elma.
A general Real Estate and Exchange
business. See us before buying or sell
ling. Office over Alliance store. Phone
2s2. MYRoN CONVERSE Inv. Co.,
63tf Cresco, Iowa.
Miss Mary CostIgan returned to her
home at Ossian Thursday after two
weeks visit with Cresco relatives. She
was accompanied by her aunt, Miss
Mary Finegan who will remain for
visit.
T. M. Duxbury came over from Pres
ton. Mimi, yesterday, bringing new
Clydesdale stallion which will be kept
this season at the White livery barn,
and will BE- duly advertised in the Plain
Dealer next week.
John Ludwig had the misfortune to
break couple Of cartilage bones in
his leg about three weeks ago, which
has caused him no little pain and in
convenience, neccessitating his using
crutch or cane when walking.
Mrs. John Farnsworth entertained
at one O'Clock luncheon Thursday
afternoon. The affair was in the
nature of farewell party compliment
tary to Mrs. Farnsworth's sister, Mrs.
Williams, who spent the winter here,
and expects to leave the first of next
week for her home in San Francisco,
CAL
The w. j. Webster family have
moved into their new home purchased
from H. Boiler. Will intends to re-
sumo breeding Poland Chinas and feels
sure that he retains the knowledge
acquired from years of experience, and
can commence with just as good ones
as he had when he sold his pets. He
will not withdraw from his land bust
ness.
M. ]. Macarthur has purchased an in
terest in the real estate and insurance
business of E. M. Stockman. Mr.. Nc
Arthur will make speciality of the
real estate business and M. Stockman
will give his main attention to insur-
ance matters. As both men are hust-
lers and both understand their respect
i've departments, the new firm will
prove strong combination. ]