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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

BUCBINGHAM.-The tax i'm aid of
the Grinnell, Cedar Falls & Winona
Railroad was voted down in Buck
ingham, Tama county, last week.
This is no surprise, as the old Iowa
Central leaves the town two or three
miles to the east. This will not in
terfere with the people of Tama In
raising her quota, as the people are
willing to give all the required aid
whenever satisfactory arrangements
can be made in the location of the
line.
We learn from the Toledo Repub-
licdn, that the people of Bucking-
ham offer to vote the tax and give a
bonus additional Of $4,000, If the
road will run to Buckingham
While the distance between Toledo
and Cedar Falls would be increased
one mile by this change of route, the
cost of grading would not be increas-
ed, as the cut near Wolf Creek would
be avoided and first rate grade Sc
cured north of Buckingham.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19
Poisonou. Medicines.

The theory that the virus OF disease can be
safely counteratted by doses Of poison. 10 false
and dangerous. Within the last twenty-five years
not lees than seoae Of yiruleH. poisonous have
been added 10 the repository Of the medical pro-
fcssiop. They are given in small dcses other.
wise they would destroy Hie Immediately bat
even in minute quantities, they prosscc. Wii.
matcly, very disastrous effects. |, is ubwise and
unsowhisticsl to employ. ~ remedies. powerful
and insidIons drugs, which, IN subingatlug enc
dseose, SOW the sseds Of another still more mn
manageable. None of these terrible Incfica.
mems operates with ~ giueh discsInefs and Ger,
tainty upon the causes OF disease ~ Hosietters
Stomach Bsttcrs, tonic ai h1ata Sii1is detttt.
rions Mgredlsn, IN Ne competition. Araonic and
quna are given for intermittents bromide OF
potassium for nervous disorders. ftryehnipe and
pruFsic acid for general debility; mercury. IN
various frms. for liver complaint, preparations
Of ohlorotorm ana opium for slseplfssness and
YET these deadly Drugs do not not compare. az
specifics for the discases above enumerated, with
that wholesome vegetable inylgorant and altera.
i've while they nlIso pernicioas that !, Ia as
tonish.gg sly physician should take the responds
biliiy Of pspscf aing them Ls. invslids for their
own sakes, tro the Bi;tefs before tas resa.t 70
the poisons. Tbs relief they win experiences
ffem coarse 81 ths harmless specific will reGs.
fs recourse 70 the unsafe rrepara..sa referred
10 9nto nnnscesssrT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19
What are COmmnniSfs Z

The Nonpdrea says: Iu view OF
the present troubles in and about
Paris, the question Is being ask ed by
almost everybody, "What are Conn
munists ?" It is the generally re-
ceived opinion that communists are
a sort of Republicans. This is said,
by those who profess to know, to be
not exactly true, though communism
is an execresence of republicanism.
It's chief principle is the pulling
down Of every barrier between rich
and poor, educated and uneducated ;
all partitions OF rank and grade give
way to general fraternization.--
Thus, for instance, q man must have
no larger habitation than just am
pie enough to accommodate himself
and family; the wood chopper must
have the same wages as the states
man, or he who makes his living
by the use of his intellectual facul.
ties.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

WE find the following compliment
tary notice in late copy of the Yer
mont Journal.
RoYLToN.-Capt. John l.. Bows
man prominent aud greatly Te>
spectcd citizen of Royaltom, celebra.
ted the seventy second birth day of
his wife, Thursday, March Goth, by
giving a sugar party, similar to those
for which he has been famed in past
years. The inhabitants of the vii
lage gave testimony to their appreci
alton of the intelligence, social re-
finement, and moral worth. OF the
Capt, and his family, by their al
most universal presence at the pleas
ant gathering. The entertainment
provided, and the style In which the
guests were served, prove that Mrs.
Bowman possesses vigor and spright-
illness, not usually found in a person
Of her years. The Capt. owns a spa
cious and elegant mansion, situated
on an eminence, and fronting on the
main street of the village, command
ing fine view of adjacent and more
| remote scenery. He has lavishly
expended money, time, aud labor, ia
perfectiDg his house and grounds.
May the worthy couple yet live
many years. in tile enjoyment Of
health and prosperity, and continue
To be, as they have ever been, a HESS
ing ard an honor to the community
i'm which they reside!
The persons named are the parents
of our tewnsman j. A. Bowman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

BAKER CoNGERT.-The original
Baker family sang at the Baptist
Church last Wednesday evening"
The concert was excellent. The
Bakers are capable of pleasing their
audiences, and they never disappoint
those who hear them. Their sing
ing has no boisterous twang about it.
Every piece was full of melody
Long live the Bakers to gladden. the
hearts Of the people with their sweet
and ever welcome music,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19
ARLINGTON, May II, 1871


Ed. Gazette Since I last wrote
you on the subject OF our new raj
road, the survey has been progress.
ing. The party passed through APP
lington last Saturday, and are Row in
the vicinity of Eldora. 1t is agreed
that the route is excellent thus far
and almost direct. A letter was re
ceived here last night fiom the Pres
ident OF the road containing positive
assurance that the arrangements are
all completed for building the road
at once, or soon as route shall be de
ciiled on. The people along this line
propose to show, first, q short route
and u good one, then a willingness
to vote five per cent. tax, and by 81
doing secure 70 Themselves the bene
fits of the great modern jewel--com'
petition. We are going to watch and
pray, and work. Should we succeed
the village of Arlington will get W
out Of her little clothes and walk of
well, from some of the little mud,
towns we know of.
Very truly,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

REV. Mr.. GIBBS, of Cedar Falls,
preached at the Congregational
church in this place last Sun lay,
and evening. In the morning his
text was, prove all things: hold fast
that which is good" lst Thes. S: 2l.
The subject was treated in very able
manner. His opening remark is
worthy of notice: ANY system of re-
ligion which subjects itself to the test
Of reason is certainly entitled TO
credit for honestly We are glad to
see this gradual but radical change in
the tone of pulpit reasoning, Our
clerical men formerly bad but very
little to say about reason, but confin>
Ell themselves almost entirely to the
previously established credal interpre.
tatioa 0! the Scriptures. Mr.. G.. is 0
calm, convincing reasoner, and
makes use of no violent or superfiu-
oVs rhetoric.- Parksrs6urg zimss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

Ctr TMPRovEMRNTs.- The add.
t'ons which we are making to our
office and what we propose still to do
will Involve thousands of dollars
Well never made out of the print
ing business I'm Cedar Falls an
amount equal to what we propose to
expend. But our bottom dollar is
invested aud our hopes are risked in
the future greatness of our city; on
that line we propose to fight it out
With the assistance of the people OF
Cedar Falls, as In the past, we pro-
pose that the GAZETTE shall stand In
the front, In sill enterprises calcula-
ted to make our city what it is evil
IDENTIFY designed to be--the best in
land town In Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19
VIZ ALWAYS like 10 hear If tho nros

WE always like to hear of the pros.
perity of deserving people. The
Snyder's, of the excellent Cedar
Falls GAZETTE are getting along so
we'll that they have just added new
Power Press to their office. The Ca
zETTE is one of the very best local
papers in Iowa, and will continue to
be so long "a the present editors
"boss" it.--M. Pleasant Journal.
at does us proud" to hear such
kind words from one of the best 10.
CALLERS on the continent. frank
Hatton has had experience In what
1t takes to get up good local paper,
and knows exactly what paper and
head scratching it requires.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

LINCOLN TOWNSHIP, May Is, III.
Mr.. Editor The course Waterloo
has taken toward the Grinnell, Ce-
dar Falls and Winona Railroad, and
the attempt to defeat project so i'm
timately connected with cur interest
has aroused feeling of indignation
which promises to result In a loss OF
thousands Of dollars each year to
them in trade. Our people will not
be imposed upon without resenting
IL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19


Ed. Gazette We have had a little
more excitement than usual, for so
peaceable and quiet town as ours.
The parties figuring In the drama are
III. A. Tucker and his two SONS, and
a Mr.. Foss, a young man from
Illinois. Mr.. Floss purchased of
Tucker, senior, team, wagon and
harness, took said team into his pos
session and gave it to a young man
to drive or hold TIL he should go i'm
the house with Mr.. II. and pay him.
Mr.. Foss soon handed over to Mr..
Tucker three notes which he held
against said Tucker, together with
enough greenbacks To make out the
amount. This, Mr.. Tucker soon dis.
covered, and, throwing 1t upon the
ground made for the team. Mr.. Foss
managed to get upon the wagon. and
he and the young man driving, cir>
cled around over the prairie. with
Tucker aud sons, clubs In hand, In
hot pursuit. Ne army manuevering,
Indian tactics, whooping and charg-
ing, could equal the wild antics OF
the Tucker tribe.
Foss drove to Arlington and locked
his team in barn, but the fuckers,
in due time, appeared, armed to the
teeth, broke down the door and cap
tured the team in spite Of all oppo-
sifion.
Judge Converse was Telegram he'd,
and appearing, had warrant issued
arresting the fuckers ON charge OF
riot. The constable succeeded I'm the
arrest OF two, while the third left
with the team and has 1t still i'm his
possession.
a jury of the Tucker stripe was
chosen, and, after an excited hear
ing, they were released. The scenes
in court were quite exciting, the
prisoners being allowed to have clubs
in hand, aud armed ready for de-
fense. We have not time to describe
all tina. transpired, but 1t is enough
to say that some OF tile proceedings
were disgraceful TO our town, and
should not be allowed in q law-abil-
ius ccmcaaritN
EHA vTsg,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

RESULT IN BLACK HAwK.-The
election in Black Hawk Township,
IN aid OF the G., G. F. & w. II. r.,
Saturday, resulted as follows:
For the tax, 70
Against the Tax, 81
Majority for the Tag, Is
We publish elsewhere two com.
znunications from Black Hawk and
one from Lincoln. 1t seems that
the fight grew quite bitter. A few
Of oar citizens were present, merely
to look on as spectators, and their
version of the days proceedings
mainly agree with the report oil
"Hawkeye."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19
Mr.. EDITOR GAZETTE :.

Permit me to enquire through your
columns, whether the r. c. Il. IL NJ.
Ry. Co. havo acqaised the right to
occupy the streets of our city as
depot grounds. II not, then, by
what authority is travel on Water St.
made perpetual enbargo-by cars
standing on the street near the depot.
Have citizens any rights which Rail-
road Companies are bound to respect.
2D WARD.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

GUIDE.-The Metropolis Explained
and Illustrated, is the title of neat
guide. book for the city of New York
containing full description and his
tory of the Ceatrsl Park, with fine
engrayings, directory Of the city.
the public buildings, banks, hotels,
railroad depots, libraries, etc., and a
colored map of New York and Brook.
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the celebrated clothiers. and is pre-
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19
GEO. X. SHAW

OUR NEW OFFICE.-The purchase
Of a Power Press involves the neces-
sity of getting into another Office
nearer terra trna. After q careful
examination of all available sights In
town, both occupied and to build
upon, we have decided to plant our
selves firmly upon the ground in q
new building on the corner of second
and Washington street. If not con-
sidered location In the heart Of the
city, 1t will be quite as convent
ent for the public as in a third story.
Our Power Press is billed at 8, 900 lbs,
and our natural inclination ia to ele-
uate it as little as possible. We shall
have just such an office az we need,
and we cannot see why our town
should not spread to the side streets
and eventually place US in the center
of trade. The building is 22x6O feet,
with all the modern convenieuces
and will give US ample room. We
hope to move stout the frss @ Juns.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

CALLED.-Brother Hartman, of
the Waterloo Courier, gave us n
pleasant call this week. He was
feeling happy with the prospect OF
getting out of the editorial harness.
We are inclined to think that w II.
will not know what to do with his
freedom, he has become 50 accustom-
ed To hard work.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

SHORT SToPs.-The crops are look
ing splendidly in the county,
More rain wanted.-Hunt & How
lands agricultural warehouse puts
on bold front with the tasty letter
ing on the sign. Linen coats were
in demand the early part of this
week.-Matilta Fletcher didn't lee.
ture in Waterloo last Monday night
reason, no audience.---Mrs. Mullar'
ky is pushing work on her new block
on First street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19
From Rack Hawk.

EDITOR GAZETTE. The attempt oil
the Waterloo people to brow beat the
farmers, and defeat the tax has stirr-
ed up an intense feeling among the
people of our town. We are not fools
ana the sooner Waterloo finds 1t out
the better for them. What do they
desire but to kill the road that we
may always be tributary to them
That would he a good thing for Wa
terloo, but the country plugs" IL
may be found, are not so green after
all. Much of our trade will change
to your town.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

FREIGHTs.-The heaviest burden
upon our business men, and which
indirectly Expresses their customers,
is the enormous freights which they
are compelled TO pay, and which are
not rated with any degree of com.
parative justice. A car load of
freight from Chicago to Cedar Falls,
costs only forty.seven dollars, while
if the same car load is brought to
Waveriy, the charge is sirty- sir dol
lars-a charge of nineteen dollars for
the use of the car from Cedar Falls
to Waverly. Now, a man with only
one eye does not need to climb tree
10 see that there is no justice in this,
and the railroad company are not
only injuring our business, but them
selves, for large portion OF the peo-
pie who would naturally come tO
Wave ~ can so to places where rail-
road competition gives them the ben
eft of This enormous tariff Bremen
County independent.
You figure too low on the advanta.
ges of competition Forty dollars IL
the rate on eat to Chicago now
which gives S26 for the use of the
car to Waverly from Cedar Falls,
instead of $40.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

Too BAp.-In the absence Of our
City Marshal, some one took up nine
horses and colts on our streets and
put them into the Pound. The mis-
fortune in the case is that said ami
mails belonged to our liberal friend,
Taubman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

HEARD FRoM.-We occasionally
hear from Geo. K. Shaw, somewhs.
known to fame in these parts. The
Duluth Call contains the following
spicy card
EDITOR Call II noticed the fol-
lowing in one of your late issues;
Major Geo. X. Shaw, late of the
Saltwater Messenger, is to start pa
per at Carleton. Carleton has two
houses.
That's lie. l am not going to
Carleton, The man who started this
story, while was East, is a id
fool.
LEO L GU w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

CoURT.-District Court in this
county commences next Monday,
Judge Brayton will preside. 1t is the
largest and most important criminal
docket ever had in this county. There
are now q criminal cases on the
docket, l25 Law, and II Chancery.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19
RETAIL MARKET.
DRY GOODS,
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Ceiling Married..

Essnys for Young Mep. GA the delights OF Hone
and the propFletg or impropriety OF getting Mar
RED with aan.tary help for those who feel unht
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

The Cedar Falls GAZETTE rejoices
In new Power Press. The GAZETTE
is one of the neatest looking papers
out, any how, and we doubt if the
new press will improve things much
except in the way of labor saving.
Charles city Intehgencer.
Labor saving, brother Hnteliseacer,
is just whats the mater" but we
shall do our prettyest to make the
GAZETTE look still better.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

CONTRACT. Townsend & Bepja>
min, of this city, have been awarded
the contract for furnishing the stone
for the Waverly bridge.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-19

New NAME.-The Eldora Ledger
calls the railroad which Petersburg
and Arlington are striving for, the
"Mushaway" line. There would
seem to be fitness in the company
securing the old Milky Way" route.