Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-01

Those gloves and mittens at Is cts. |
that others sell you at COST for Is cts.
are the same goods that we sold last
year at Is cts. c. D. Nichols & Co.
Rocky Mountain Tea is active, posi-
tive, never nauseates or upsets the
stomach. Cleans and purifes the
whole system. 35 cts. DR.. Connolly.
Mems duck lined captains only s1.75
and boys captains for s1.55 cash, at
F. G. Woellstein &. Co.'S south side
store. These are all first grade goods.
H. G. Salisbury has put in a gaso-
line engine to run the Vernon Springs
mill, and is prepared to do feed grind
ing promptly, and solicits your work.
Karl D. Fisk. the well known optic
ian will be at Strother House, Nov. Sth
to 11th. Call on him. For troubled
eyes he has no superior when it comes
to glasses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lowry will move
into the house vacated by DR.. Ousley,
and Prof. Tonolli and family will move
into the residence which will be
vacated by them.
The election coming on the sth,
Karl D. Fisk, the opticiau, will not be
in Cresco till p. m. of that day, as
he will remain in West Union to vote
on the morning OF that day.
C. D. Nichols and Co.. having just
closed out an entire line of gloves and
mittens and from the prices that they
are making we should judge the cost
did not cut much of figure.
G. D. Nichols s. Co.'s prices would
indicate that they were going out OF
business, but goods are cheap and
they know how to buy which is q
great advantage to their trade.
II you are afflicted with bad eyes
and desire specacles you can buy them
at almost any store, but If you desire
4 eye sight consult Karl u. Fisk. He
can give it to you If anyone can.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea. See il
| exterminate poison. Feel it revitalize
. your blood and nerves and bring back
that happy joyous feeling of boyhood
days. DR.. Connolly.
i The Elma News-Register take:
pardonable pride in the fact that it:
!, city is lighted by electricity. 1t nigh
!, also rejoice that the plant is the prop
erty OF the city instead of an lndi
vidual or corporation.
: John R. Hughes left yesterda,
: morning for the Pacific coast. expect
ing to permanently locate in Washing
f ton. He is good practical printer
t an intelligent and upright young mai
who will succeed in the world.
8 Mr.. Larry Long. who became res
ident OF this county in its early days
died in Dakota at the home of his sol
Frank and was brought to Cresco TO
3 burial. He was, as nearly as we cal
9 remember, some so years Of age.
Parties have stolen our labels, styl
J. of package, and tell the sick that 'Ou,
9 tea is just like Rocky Mountain Tea
Q They would ruin your health for lit
tie added profit. Beware!
n Sold by DIR. Connolly.
,. The Cresco Normal takes especia
. pains with those who are preparin
for teachers. We have no failure
q among those who come to prepare TO
s teachers. They are especially ftte
\ to successfully pass a good teacher
examination.
s. This (Monday)evening is Halloween
m a day made sacred to rejoicing an
"a bontires, but now desecrated I
rowdyism and destruction of propert,
The City Marshal should have assis
III ance enough to arrest all parties el
% gagged in trespassing upon personal {
,e property rights. The girls out on thes
lerrands should be taken home.