Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-23

Best tea in Cresco at Glass 6 Gratis.
Have you been to the Book auctionp
40 bars Fern Soap for 81 at Glass 6
Graf.
Save money by trading with Glass
4 Graf.
40 bars Santa Claus soap for 81, at
Glass 4 Graf.
All package coffee 1Oc per pound at
Glass & Gratis.
Ray DeCamp is very ill with some
stomach trouble.
Fresh eggs and choice dairy butter
wanted by Glass & Graf.
WANrED-Two girls at the Strother
House-good wages paid.
For fresh groceries or good meal
go to M. Barrett's Restaurant.
Do you buy for cashp If so, you can
save money by dealing with Glass &
Graf.
Anything you want in shoes at pric-
es that are right. Cash talks at Glass
& Crafts.
The ladies of tho M. H. church will
hold Market Saturday, Sept. "a, at
Mrs. Coles.
Bibles and Dictionaries at prices
lower than the lowest, at the Big
Book auction.
1t will pay you to see the American
Loan and Trust Company before max.
your farm loans.
w. B. Ousley, D D. S., in Cresco
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed to
give satisfaction. 15tf
A cement walk adorns the Platt
residence, and the Methodist parson-
age, on Elm street.
The Congregationalists have added
a new and convenient barn to the
parsonage property.
Larry Cannon who was a laborer
years ago in Fleming's lumber yard
in Cresco, is here for time.
Glass & Graf are now selling exclu-
sively for cash and giving their pat
rons the benefit of cash prices.
Arthur Halweg had Korbel & Garsh
threshing for him Monday, and they
threshed over 2OOO bushels of oats.
A line of manufacturers sam pie
mackintoshes received. Call and see
them. Prices right. Glass & Graf.
Everybody was grateful for the rain
Thursday morning, the first real re-
freshing rainfall in the past four weeks
Books of all kinds going remarka
bly, cheap at the Book Auction in the
Miller building south of Court House
Our stock OF fall and winter under
wear is large and prices lower than
ever. See how cheap cash buys at
Glass & Crafts.
The Union S. s. will hold their har.
vest home festival at Andrew Went
worth's Friday evening, Sept. Oath.
Supper 10 cents.
Please bear in mind that we will
meet ali competition, that we are here
to stay, and guarantee everything as
represented. ed.-Glass & Graf.
Some people live by their wits, but
the majority of mankind live by taking
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents only. .
Sold by DR.. VIM. Connolly.
We are selling shoes, gloves, NIT.
tens, underwear, notions, in fact ev-
erything in our line at prices that will
save you money.-Glass & Graf.
Miss Marr and her brother of Aftor
were overturned in the buggy h,
a frightened horse recently, Miss Mari
sustaining fracture of the leg.
The best three grades of flour in
Cresco, Prairie Queen, Seal OF Mime
sofa, and Purity, for 81 sack, every
sack warranted at w. H. Roche's.
Our line OF gloves and mittens i.
large and complete. Anything you
want. "Small profits, quick sales for
cash." our motto.-Glass & Graf.
Miss Emma Anderson assisted the
choir OF Grace Episcopal church il
rendering effectively its special music
for It's harvest festival last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Blackburn took the Tues.
day train for Sutton, Nebraska, tc
visit with relatives there. after which
she will visit the exposition at Omaha
Miles M. Graf expects to go on the
road in the interest of some manufac.
turers OF flour. He understands the
quality of -four and ought to succeed.
E. W. Allard, of Spring Valley
Mimi, is in the city and advertises
some city property he owns which he
will sell on long time at low rate O.
interest.
David G. Wolf, a resident of Oak
Dale township, was adjudged insane
on Tuesday and the day following was
taken to the Independence hospital by
Sheriff Campbell.
| Danl Howard left for Nebraska
Thursday, and will take in the Oma.
ha exposition before his return. His
Nebraska visit will be at Fullerton
where he has friends.