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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

Our Railroad il al,au, u 10 COM
rlc;cl and again W. wish u call the
attention &C the different companies
whose lines center al M,t.rcgor, IL the
great public demand for mn '.accommo-
la,ion train eastward In the morning.
and returning in the evening Our plan
is. lei there b. trains (miscl if ncccs-
sary J started nearly simultaneously. say
ut abou, ! o'clock in the morning. from
West Union. Charles City. crcsco.
pceorah and Elkalcr, joining at POST
vile and Ncnlah. arriving al Meircgor
al about 10 o'clock 4, NJ, returning,
leave McGrcgor, ut ahou, clock !;
arriving a, the different starting points
at about : r. VI. We think II needs
no argument TO convince all interested
that such an arrangement would hc cx-
eeelinrly popular with the people, ami
would add largely % the business VI the
respective roads. Surh trains could hc
made % pay " taking h ears of freight
10 ros.yillc, aud perhaps some through
u McGregnr. Shall W. have such MI
arrangement Peoples Paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03
81. NICHOLAS
SCrlbMce Magazine lOr
Girls ullsl IBOyA.

ScRiRNEa 4 TO. will issue next
month the first numbcrofSt. NICHOLAS.
an illustrated monthly for children.
This new Journal will hc lirst .class
magazine for young folks. and its illus
tra,ions will he as good aud its reading
matter MS carefully prepared as II Il
were intended Tor adult readers 81 tho
most cultured classes. The contents,
whether fur little tpd,llcr~, or girls and
boys almost grown up arc IL b. u the
highest order, /, will hc conducted
by Mrs. Mary Mar,s Dodge, late edit
or 81 tho Chillrens Department IL
Hearth and Home anl - well known
in connection with literature tar young
people. The hest artists will draw aud
cngravc for 81. NICHOLAS, and tho
best writer's fur tho Young will write
for il. The publishers mud editors
will seek on both sides of tho ocean for
good things for its pages. aud i, is IN
tended 10 mako il magazine for All
the children u the fanils, little and
big. There will le something in cacl,
number f.r ever, NJ. from live II six-
teen Aud moreover. it will b. III con.
Quoted that il canna, fail IL hc ii III.
iercs, 20 tie fathers anil mothers III
we'll.
The terms Of the ST. NICHOLAS will
bc $500 Year or ~ els, number.
Address Ser,bner 4 To-. til Broad.
way, New York,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

Saw one u our State exchanges.
which understands the matter thorough
": Tho days % tho candidate are few
bu, they are full u trouble, An old
farmer drove into tow, the other day
and wanted little help ahpn, greasing
hi. wagon. Sc,ca candidates went .or
him. Onc spraincl his hach IN lifting
the Lind axle. another laahetl his white
pants all over with the tar bucket.
another gave the oll farmer u chew u
tobacco. the otl.css uiI.rl him cigars
and lemonade, mashed their fingers and
themselves gcucrall, useful. Tie honest
old gentleman thought the, were about
tho niccs. fellows he had ever seen. aud
invited them il they ever ealnc down Ia
Decatur county, where he lived. 10 give
him call. The cnssing that followed
this intelligence was mol very loud, Lu.
il was deep and full n bitterness.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

This percentage each year as given
iirludos the percentage upon every fund
espendea in the county cxcer, the tax
isyicd for tho support q schools. In
nearly every year Of late the tax levied
far bridgcs alone being nearly ~ many
,.iils a that levied for county rai-
I..scs Of Ill other kinds.
What our county officials have been
ling and In what light their acts should
lie viewed can be arrived Il, measure.
lily by comparison with the doings Of
her counties upon the same matters
n this county our highcs, Valuation
i real and personal property has onl,
loon l,7l0.o7D. Ia Winucsh,ik the
valuation b Si.l67,ala, therefore the
sne rate u rur cent l.sisl IN thu.
unty ~ h this, will raise more than
i.,uble the tax raised here. aud u ray
III M0t11tGW VI AWt ratait HHI
lass Ut officers as wc have here md d,
tie same salaries. The total sum 81
,axcs levied in ls.3 to DO expended
within that county is mills on the
!. liar 1 mills Of this being for the nr.
.,''ary count, expenses, and ~ this e. .
''us giving Ninncslcik county more
Inn twice - many dollars for this rnr.
. " arc required n Howard county.
No publish below the tax levied
fsf expenditure in nine counties Of tic
tatc N We lind Il reported in the
iitchcll County News, aud presume il
correct. This comparison does no,
TX " though the officers u this eoan-
i hal done anything for which they
.,uld receive the opl.rahrnm u their
s.sli disposed fellow citizens.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03
III (ilrlsif (DHrf x0y lx1H.
Hjii fU,s5l.Y, HGtrH.

Hetses Hasis mil Lott p,yis,
Administrators III tn Estate
u Lew Davis deceased, rl,is Original
snslser
Angus \. Mckay. Z, iult- Netite.
man Il -. John i Mckay,
n,l Michael q Mira, ,i.l, +
TO the Defendants .Ahpse Named
YIN ara hereby notified that an the
d,st dry Il November J-.3, there will b. on
ie IN TN shee II IL tsrrk VI The Circuit
,tlt, III III iar tie enuhiy " Howard,
State IT laNa, il lrsltion "A lirisny Dasla
ANIL l.ntt Observation-Disclosures estate III le,i
Davis, Deceased nlaiNiisls nhuyr named,
rnlnlng il ,uu il,e s,.ia NJ Fumr Hundred
dollars With i'm lrr cent, interest thereon
fruin dir III faur piniuinlssury nutes Ut
ono hundred slnllarr snci,. made by Agnes
=, Mckay, II i.nsi davis, Jnnr 18th ihJil,
ulsn claiming Of ll,p sail Angus Il Mckay
ihr further snm osihirty four dollars and
ninety se.tli cents with ttn l,cr cent inter-
est thereon from l,see,abrr llth 1871, for
mon.s pull IL leiuem premises hereinafter
described, from I,A sale. also tho further
snm II ,leasti .tplars anil thiriy-sescn cents
With ten PER cent interest from January
.Otl lnia, iHr taAss pnid thereon, Also
asking tlae foreclosure IL Il mortgage on the
westerly nnn htiItltsl ant forty uNrrN IN thr
Northwest quarter "a section thirty four,
township. nlhei. .nins, North III range
twelve. Ness II the ',li I, NpI.rrsaial
claim i ranYhl y b. enforced against my
uf sail defendants except Angus i Mckay
Aud that nll..s .nn appear thereto mud
defend before nann u ihe second lay Of The
next term Of tin eaii Court appointed to he
held nj the snu,, Ilenre ia sgil County,
commencing IN the sitl day u November
ln73, YOUR default will 10 entered md
Judgment rendered against you thereon In
accordance with the prayer ~ anll pstili.n
~ II MEAn.
4dwl Atty for Plaintiffs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

Curtin has sold ''lsarfoot. = The bus
mess manager VI the international Cir
Gus made inquiry after the colt directly
utter arriving IN town, Before he loft
he laid down S5aUo in currency. asking
If 1t would buy him. Curtin pushed
back tho money, and kept the colt, On
"Wednesday the manager returned,
expecting 70 see him ,ro, in the sweep
stakes. Ncg ,tiations we're renewed 50
successfully that '.lsarfuot 10 lonse.
remains local celebrity. lie will be
shipped by ears to-day, no enc Is author
lied u say where, although rumer sng-
costs Philadelphia. The price paid
Curtin lcclincs ~ state, hut rnnnr STEPS
in again and whispers ahuu. $1,000,
more or less.
.Barf,ut' mas never lie heard 81
again. under this name hut wherever
he goes. and whatever lie may d.. he /.
sure t. attract altoa,ian. |. is unt lis
speed alone tina, makes him valuable.
The beauty with which he dues li'
work will always win him friends. =
DEBORAH Republican,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03
|. II M,itts

Ii,e Howard esah,, fair ias eesnr
AM rune The entries wsfe regrria.
atl, lalgc and sasiel Tie ,rvtting
vas erasili. ii tls hmses entered. -.
Ihr address III the .esrfhur was mn
.Srcilen, production, splel, devoted ~
tie interests II The ag,iral,urisis IL the
oonntry, aud was well received. In
the evening banquet @as given tic
Governor al the ncN"sellcs House,
with all the rarlors and dining rooms
filled With invited guests, The t;.,rr-
nor delivered 4 rather quaint speech
after supper in rcsrense u toast cal
ling him out. lie Was followed hy III.
II. Noble, Rev. l. Sau,hworth. :. l..
Carey and Aug. Heaale. IN response 10
calls for responses IL teas,s and scnti-
,ncnis Taken altogether il was an
enjoyable OCCASION.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

Paris Il MT good place ~ tlsc I'll.
lowers nf Mormanisu,. Tho project 81
Police cntcrtnins some oll-faSlliuncd
opinions as 10 the sanctity q the mar.
riagc relation, aud agains. any attcmp.
u the Mormons T. holi public meet
ings, presents tho in,incihlc barrier Of q
threatened notice of expulsion In such
IN event. This may not 10 Republi-
canisnn. II looks. however. marvellous.
Is like Christianity aud common sense,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

The Merchants National bank Il
dubuque suspended On Saturday last.
Il ii believed 10 have sufficient assets
II meet In liabilities and leave lnrgr
surplus. Tho imrossblli,y Il obtain
currency Or to convert IT. bonds wera
tho solc causes. 4 law If congress
authorizing tho exchange u Bonds for
f'rcsnbscks, and vice versa ut the Up.
ton 81 tho holder IN suitable sums,
would rob q panic such NJ the eoun'r,
rms just past through q half IT, ,errors.
IN fact would prevent their recurrence
urlcss hoth bombs anh grccnharks should
nd themselves possessed ~ the same
,,urn1n.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

pnor. ANDERSON i ngInAnoE ron
Sonk Esgs.--l Nh, tut ii Dcrmalur,
and wish yum 10 scnl me bottle IN
the bearer. | have used IL fpr Burns,
Wounds, Bruises, etc. nlrn tie human
flesh and also IN my horses, and aM
now using il for il film nn ono IL NY
horses eyes. mud il |, now nearly well
| consider il tie hest external nppli-
cation have ever used lArsG Beck.
III. Elm Grosc.
See Advertisement in another col.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

Tho Herald says: Zen. Buffers
likeness has been taken in ! marble
medallion. Brass would have been bet
ter. for postcrity il likely to look for
Hen's likeness In Buffers llewcd-o'.
brsa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

The New Remedy ta,' hnp'nrr, \ musi
lmrort,n: lasen'ion Sold ~ the Elan'is
Truss "a. NJ sssi uraelMay y Y, ,,s
II retains kuptuf. absolutely IN ease anil
comt"fs. nisht ani lay, 1T ~ tunes. nnti
nnlrr NIL estsuih tAnses, without amy ~.
ccr,ion whatever lii amy case AMI should
never IL taken 1T during .hr short tiiar r.
slnisite u elect Il permanent rnrv sent I'D
Mail. circulars srrc, Any Druggist II
rhysiri.ns will order this new Truss ~
you without ehargf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03
Cossnly Tux l.cslcs.

Last week We promised our readers
same 6gurcs touching cur county taxes
4, show that our article in regard 10
,aunty affairs was based upon fae,
The figures given below f,r the liilcrrn,
Years commencing with 1864 show the
percentage levied each year to be cx-
landed within the county
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03
Nrw YonK Sc,.t. nf,

4 Washington telegram rays thai.
10 prclislcnt has rendered the ufIicc If
ri,icf Justice 70 Senator conkling. and
sl.as Tho senator will Accept
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

Here Il scrap Of rroserbial philos-
orhy from Dickens MicauLcr, which IL
worth preserving: annual income
twenty pounds; annual expenditures
twenty pounds, noug1t and nix; result.
misery. Tho blossom IL blighted; tho
leaf is wcathcrcl; tho God of Day goes
down upon tho dreary scene. and. In
short yom ara forever noorc.l. =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

How To lianTaS NnNAN's LAn0K.
II thine il Money then ever, thing
that tends to facilitate labor ii posit-
I've rccuniary benefit to mankind The
best sewing machine or cl'urn Ii mot u
good strong woman,' ~ experience
proves. So Sapolin. III enabling one
woman % cssil, do ~ much cleaning
of every kind III one day ~ two women
can 10 IL two day. with the scrubl,inr
brush and soup, isa rsitivc blessing
70 tho human race. No woman whu
has once used il will ever usc anything
clsc as substitute. Sold hy all deal.
crs The cheapest N vol NJ best
cleansing substance In the world.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03
NEW OREGON TOWNSHIP,


dated this Ia iS7s WHITE
Auditor, cous Iowa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

The lsesswilh go Port bile Family Sow.
lng, Machine. Al l,sss Trial, many aAsan.
u.s nssr III. satisfaction guaranteed,
ur Ssure.amisl sem, cum.lr,c. with full
,i,rertiuus iscYhNi,h sewing Machine ~.
s.is Broadway, n Y,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

Woods Household Magazine, fur
October. has ,llrns, it, CHEEKY little
rcli into our presence, Il brings ID us
the treasures i ha. been gathering tho
past month. ami MI ure deserving III
notice. Each las III own peculiar
value. and Maggie holds M this,
that and the other literary gem anl
archly seems IL say, ny Int do You
think d this aud Isn't this nicc."
and Look ut that = Anil we glance
ut them nll and say. 'si.s. Yes. Al
are COED There is al.p pretty en-
craving &c tie chrome Yosemite, which
the publisher ii Offering nsa premium
which il would he we'll for all our
readers - cxa,ninc--a, il gives 4 very
accurate ilea, save il, sixu aud coloring
III what the chrome Yosemite il.
Price nf the Magazine. Ono Dollar i
ycar--with chrome. Tine Dollar aud i
Half Address, Moods Household
Magazine. Nuwbnrgh. y. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

4 Hoax lAa isssaesi. sNfasing she rFf.ahs
als that IKE hfegAra III she New Auah
N.wspa1ss ~ their hissuts aai lie ~.
stylish Nilliaas tasly sst~srl Aiset'is.
ments FROM desperate mea 10 beautiful
Msiuea .laaie@tlue mee,lnes how tfAs.
iraiei The History ii tie ,,u'slrirh Trav.
ely the result II d personal Description
IL Living broadway siafnes Esrasrs se-
.iat e.ifnltien sent IN receipt ~ ~ ets
si.iress, unique Printing iunsc, N Nssef
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03
SAID OF
School Lands.
23d Day Of October, 1878,
ALBION TOW N.sllIl'

~ 10 oek
County following described School
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-03

S1 kNN ss
rer Representative
j. =. nuRTisMlck.
far Treasurer,
M. NJ MOON
For aulFter.
". ". WHITE.
Fer Sheriff.
c. b. ASHLEY.
For rarunar
DIR. j ". REED.
Tor Surveyor
EMMETT BARBER.
Tor School SUI crin'cnicnt,
q. y. llUlT.
for sancrsisur sull tenn.
WILLIAM WOoDM ARD
To Fill Vacancy.
STEPHEN RADlORp.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-05-03
The City Passenger Cars.

That venerable body, which luKuriates in
the paternal cognomen Of The City Fathers, Z
had the city car nuisance under their grave
consideration of the s.igEiors at their last
regular session OF course. their considera-
ton was for the " Animals, which was very
creditable, for those very grave ard reverend
seigsOirs, and they expressed a desire that
the company would not overload the poor
beast Such an expression on the part Of the
Fathers is very kind and does credit to
their hearts If not to their heads We, too
sympathize with the poor animals, but oar
sympathies are more the side of our work
ingmen and workingwoman, who are wearied
and tired after hard days work, and who
are compelled TO stand for 10 OF 20 minutes
on a corner waiting for achance to get on a car
and then in ninety nine cases out of a humid
red they have to walk home, or at least a
dozen blocks before they can get chance to
ride.
1t is all very well for men to talk and in
dulge in sentimental maudlinism about cru
city to animals" and the like, while they
take no positive step to stop it. 1t is not
sufficient that the Common Council should
demand Of the City Railway Company that
they should /" not overload the horses, ~
carrying more passengers than they can seat
but they should pass ordinance compel
ing them to place more cars on the route and
run their cars at shorter intervals OF time
Besides, IN a city like Chicago, where there
are such large number Of females employed
in factories and stores, there should be specia
cars run tor their accommodation, at least be
tween the hours Of five and seven o'clock ii
the evenings, and in the morning from sever
to nine. If the company is not satisfied t.
do something to accommodate the wants o
the people, the Council, if it has the power
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-05-03

ought to pass Al ordinSnOs granting the priv
ilege to any enterpriSins company thst would
start a number of lines for the accommodation
of the citizens.
We shall look for some more decided action
in this matter at the next regular meeting Of
the Council, and, though we ars aware Of a
good many Of their short comings, it L. to be
hoped they will stand by the citizens, and not
allow the persuasives' u the company to
influence their judgment Alderman Magin
mss amendment ought to have Rider, t.
it, providing for the running Of cars. within
the hours named, for the especial use Of la
dies. and it might be very iudicious thing
tor the Judiciary committee to remember
While they are fixing up the motion in suit
able and proper manner" that the working
men and women Of their respective wards
have rights that even aldermen are
bound to respect. Ii they do not. there is a
time coming when such little d.sc0~vtssies will
be remembered
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-05-03
Weekly Market Report.
WoRKISexAN's ADVOCATE OFFICE,
May 3. 1873
Chicago COaI Market
Pittsburxh IrOm Market.

IRON Flat bar 46-lO to o-OOc; horse shoe lilo
to 5-I0c heavy bands 10 TO s-l0c; hoops clio
to . 10, light bands $40 u ) $40 rounds and
squares 6lo u 10. oval 2l0 10 2-l0 half oval
and hall round 10 To $40 boiler iron to lie .
tank iron lac fiat rails punched and countersunk
loo rails 6c coal iron 9-lOc; nail rods
9-iOc angle iron 2-l0c American Charcoal Junizta
sheet iron, 10 70 q, $40, $40.
STEEL-Best quality refined tool steel square, fat,
and octagon, from IS To incn, - rer ID 732 and
Is inch, Doc . Is and l-S to inch, -. Win
lay saw plates, 10 g. II s-4e machinery cast steel :
to inch round. IL lac solid cast pillow steel, tO is
by 3ls, II DC spring Steel cast IA 70 lie spring
steel rs TO l-sxl-s 70 Sl6 lac German spring, best
refined. IL to T. sc agricultural east, reaper aRd
scythe, 10 2e agricultural hoe, 10 ?, fork lie; rail
road, cast, LowmJt axes, Is lie axles Is l-2c
slide bars plain 10 IL forged Ice crAnkpns plain
IA I-2 forged, Ice piston rods, IL lsc frog points
Is l-3c side bars, IL lie
STEEL TIRE 70 l2xl IA and l6 inch, tire
lengths e34: rs and Ix3-I6 and 7sxl-4 inch, tire
lengths 10 IA; 34x3l6 and IS and lxls inch, tire
lengths "a 81 and 5sxls inch tire lengths Is Ia
east steel tire. cents extra
MISCELLANEOUS-Pck, IL IL spindle and roller,
10 81 table cutlery, II IL auger IL IL coal wedge
and mattock. IL IL pivot for scales ~ l2aS0 l2
shovel steel cast IL IL shovel steel German l-2
o well reamers Is Ia oil well jars, u l2 east steel
sledge moulds, Id lac
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-05-03
Strike of Boss Stone Cutters.

That is Of the boss stone cutters. The
firm 81 Whittier h Messenger, have all along
been paying their hands from four and half
to five dollars per day that il, during the
summer months they ,the BOSSES paid them
five dollars per day, Of eight hours, and in the
winter months they paid five and hall dollars
per day. But on Wednesday morning they
informed the men that they would pay only
three dollars per day. icing a reduction Of
one dollar and nifty cents per day, Or nine
dollars per week This i what would be
called a pretty stiff reduction. Now Is the
% boss striking against paying wages TO jour
neymen The latter having refused TO work
at the proposed reduction, lett the shop, and
the President Of the United Order of Jour
neymen Stone Cutters, and a special meeting
Of the order was held on Wednesday evening
ami it was decided to sustain the men, against
the Boss STRIKE.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-05-03
The White Star Line.

The success Of this line, up to the occur
renee of the Atlantic disaster a disaster for
which the Company was in no manner respon-
sible-borders on the marvellous, and the best
evidence We can adduce Of the confidence
still retained by the public in this line is de
veloped ~ the fact that, out Of l 2OC passen-
gers who have secured berths during the com
ing season on board Of these vessels, but three
have been returned Their boats are staunch,
powerful and swift. and the testimony Of
steerage passengers has almost universally
been that, fcr comfort, safety and urbanity,
their boats and officers excelled by none.
The office Of the company is South Market
street