Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-27

Plenty of millett seed for sale.
w. II. Roche.
Best harness and lowest prices
G. f. Miller's.
Girl wanted at Central House, Lime
Springs, Iowa.
Carriage tops made to order.-Cresco
Upholstering Co.
Cabinet Photos only SO cents per
dozen, at w. Browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Reed went to
Minneapolis last week.
B. P. Norton came home from
Des Moines last Saturday.
The Misses Ora and Orpha Bowers
returned home last Saturday.
John w. Booth is about to build a
nice home OH the Berg addition.
| Fred Lowry and wife came down
flcm Chester Saturday evening.
A written guarantee goes witt
every buggy sold by G. F. Miller.
| A new leather dash costs you $3.50
and up. We recover them for $l.OO.
If your dash has lost its covering
take it to the Cresco Upholstering Co.
Mrs. Piras, of ST. Paul, is visiting
at the home of her brother, Frank
Panoch.
20 per cent. saved by purchasing a
buggy or a road wagon at c. +.
Miller's.
S. L. Barnes, merchant and post
masterat Schley, was a business visitor
in Cresco Saturday.
DIR. A. e. Kellogg has his new house
plastered and ready for the inside cas-
ingS and trimmings.
Mrs. Darcy has returned from
Minneapolis, leaving her sick brother
somewhat improved.
Hot weather is coming, so are we
with our bran new carriage tops.-
Cresco Upholstering Co.
Mrs. Minnie Harris is prepared to
furnish fresh home made bread again
to all who may desire it.
1t is cheaper to get the old carriage
top recovered than to buy new.-
Cresco Upholstering Co.
Among the doings of the last term
of court was the granting of a divorce
from his wife to al Miller.
We are able to do all kinds Of
carriage upholstering at reasonable
| prices.-CreSco Upholstering Co.
Chas. Ashley, N. S. Durgin and
L. G. Reed returned Saturday from
| the Clear Lake G.. A. r. reunion,
200 Cashmere pants worth sl.5O your
choice for$1.00
The Owens Clothing Co.
We are showing all the new ideas in
mems silk top shoes, for summer wear
The Owens Clothing Co.
100 new silk front shirts, just in from
New York. Our special price 75c each.
The Owens Clothing CO.
1t is injurious to good health to ride
on hard seat and very uncomfortable.
The G. U. Co., has the proper remedy.
Miss Emma Anderson returned
home Saturday evening, accompanied
by Miss Rena Bruce, of Minneapolis.
Until further notice the price of
tirst-claSS Cabinet Photoes is reduced
to 9S cents per doz, at w. Browns
Gallery.
At Decorah Institute, the lower
rooms, which are being repaired and
repainted, are cool in the hottest
weather.
Mrs. E. A. Carter left Monday fol-
Seattle, Washington, where she has
fruit farm and has several relatives
residing
II your buggy cushions are poor
don't trade for a new to get new
cushions. Take it to the CreSco Up.
holstering Co.
Eugene Howard has the foundation
wall nearly completed for fine resi-.
! dence he is about to build in the east
part of the city.
Mrs. e. B. Webster and little chill
r dren and her mother, Mrs. Trumbull
started Monday noon on their trip tx
the Pacific coast.
The foundation for residence pu
in some years ago by NJ. H. Culbert
will probably have a fine buildin,
thereon this summer.
The ladies New Oregon Cemeter,
: Association will hold their next regu
lar meeting Wednesday, July S, at th
= home of Mrs. A. Hall.
You can now get your pictures take
] cheaper than the cheapest and bette
than the best, at w. Browns Gallery
over the Alliance store.
Mrs. Moon, Mrs. Strothe1, Mr..
: Chaplin and perhaps one or two othe
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