Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-30

Cabinets 9s cents at w. Browns.

| Cabin cts SO cents at w. Browns.
Ole Hanson is laid up with stomach
trouble.
Best harness and lowest prices
G. +. Miller's.
Miss Josie White is visiting in
Minneapolis.
Girl wanted at Central House, Lime
Springs, Iowa.
Ed j. Thomas is down from Salem,
South Dakota.
Carriage tops made to order. -Cresco
Upholstering Co.
John d. Vail of Marshaltown was in
the city Wednesday.
Cabinet Photos only 9S cents per
dozen, at w. Browns.
A written guarantee goes will
every buggy sold by G. f. Miller.
The Cresco Upholstering Co., has
moved into the Foundry building.
A new leather dash costs you $3.50
and up. We recover them for $1.0O.
If your dash has lost it's covering
take it to the Cresco Upholstering Co.
Jessie Craghill arrived Tuesday
from Minneapolis, for visit at home.
20 per cent. saved by purchasing a
buggy or road wagon at c. f.
Miller's.
A. G. Darcy is off on fishing expi-
dition at the home of an old friend in
Clayton county.
The best leather dashes in the mark
ct, at the Cresco Novelty Works. for
$500 and down.
The best carriage cushion in the
market, soc. and up, at the Cresco
Novelty Works.
Joe Slifka contemplates operating a
threshing machine this fall. He is a
| lluSUl IOr WORK.
Hot weather is coming, so are we
with our bran new carriage tops
CreSco Upholstering Co.
Miss Alta Hess came down from
Albert Lea, Minn., on Tuesday, for a
visit with Cresco friends.
1t is cheaper to get the old carriage
top recovered than to buy new.-
Cresco Upholstering Co.
Mrs. Philip Cummings left Wednes-
day for Menominee, Wis, near which
place they intend to locate.
We are able to do all kinds of
carriage upholstering at reasonable
prices. Upholstering Co.
200 pigs, good and thrifty, for sale
at our farm 81 miles east of Cresco.
0. G. WATRoS.
Mrs. DIR. Horton OF Ft. Atkinson,
visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gallup between trains Tuesday.
1t is injurious to good health to ride
on hard seat and very uncomfortable.
The G. U. Co., has the proper remedy.
Joe Samec has bought the Harry
Oglesbee farm in New Oregon, paying
$4,000 for it and has one third the crop.
Jas. Macarthur is having his resi-
dence reconstructed in elegant style,
Jas. ByrneS having charge of the work.
Until further notice the price of
tirSt-class Cabinet PhotoeS is reduced
to 9S cents per doz, at w. Browns
Gallery.
The PLAIN DEALER family had new
potatoes Sunday, June 25, ripe and
mealy, the seed having been planted
May End.
If your buggy cushions are poor,
don't trade for new to get new
cushions. Take it to the Cresco Up
holstering Co.
Mrs. Cushin and her niece Miss Ro-
sella Ferrie, leave June 2Sth for visit
with sister and relatives at Fon du-
Lac and Oshkosh, Wis.
You can now get your pictures taken
cheaper than the cheapest and better
than the best, at w. Browns Gallery,
over the Alliance store.
Remember the dates, July 11th to
14th, if you desire to have Prof. Fisk
examine your eyes. He has had re-
markable success in Cresco.
| Rocky Mountain Tea is not simply a
laxative. IT. a wonderful remedy for
every kind of ache, constipation, indi-
geStion, bad blood.-Wm. Connolly.
Mrs. j. j. Van Slyke will return
from st. Paul this week, where she
has been to care for her daughter,
Mrs. May Horton the past six weeks.
Mrs. Hughes, sister of B. f. Davis,
who resides at Beacon, near Des
Moines, returned home yesterday,
after pleasant visit with her brother
and his family.