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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-20

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-20
GrnrrmI Rcsugnlssm~ ,

Pupil. nre receiver any time during ihs
,nar. tHd charged rum slats 6f entrance
Nj deduction m.iu fvr tirtIAl aLA~nsS,
nniess Ia 60 VI rf"trtcieI tilAsrs. " diA'
MIA III
Communications 10 md frnm the AcHde.
rry nre submitted " the ,itpvdilpN VI The
rupsiiofas4.
Zach Pupil l. required N havs changes
nj rinihlng Sufficient 1" nppeat nj WI tt,ass
nna,ly ant respectfully ,lrsssed Alse oia
towel. ~ table AapkIns. one dvtsslss,
yoNn. auu bathing gown, Two black avvoes,
knife. ferk. silver table mud iraspesn. An1
napL in.rink. with mime marked ~ full !
assing.rnse furnished with combs, brush.
inDil, ailI mil brushes. s"apt ete.
l'onk.i nancy AhI Postage stanps are N
h. enirusied II ihs pirneiter. Nv sspvnl.
i,afvA FIR clMbink OF oti,er Items will be
mDdr nhlrs 4 ann OfsH0ney ~ Deposited
With tir Institution for that pHtpess.
difference Ut religion furigs No obstacle
10 The aimis~on ~ sarh Il. nr~ Willing ~
conform ii ths established routine " The
institute tistsr N. fAvnIJlA,
nls rnrsrioress.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-20
PAPER MONEY.
~ Proper iDasls.

From III American Anprl,Hn Nisnulac.
i,nf fI'il'sIair H.. Inn. ~. 1914.
lirst, u speak. negatively. neither
gpli nor silver II proper basis fut IN.
per ,nnnry. Coins eeAso q ~ bAri,
thu ,no,ncnt they become currency, and
cease u Le currency tho moment
they become haais. - basis for the cir.
culating mute, they remain In IN Idle.
sssgnant STATEN vaults aud rates. whore
they Arc neither msat, mr. drink. NJ
clothing. sor fuel, nor shelter. mr. any
thing rlA4 ihAt II USEFUL. rho design
u this lasis Ii frustrated ihe very IN.
slant this inactive. mud hraec nnpro.
lue,ise, e.,1li,ioa u speris i disturbed
b, tLr roin redemption u my paper
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-20

Cancer us Tuners case. 1t " Will
pleasure | write, IN hcl,hlf u NY moiher,
who llns been taking your medicine,
KING ~ the liloo.l, FIR tamor. mud ra'l
say she i II, n, entirely cured. bhe has
iaEcn four bptiles II tho medicine. The
inmor w. NJ largo as goose eTg wl'u'l
she commenced. II Ii now nbont thu
sizc ~ grain ~ corn and rapidly div.
appearing slu har ,IbclofcJ hundte,ls
~ dollar. away without benefit, until
using ynnr medicine. fr which w al,all
always bc thankful md ran reeomen,l
TIN King u the Blpoi - any onc need
inR Ii. My mothers NAME II farsh Dn
lin Yours respectfully, Sarah McNins.
kuulon, Ohio, Sro advertisement III
another ,llunD.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-20
The lOrA PrOhIhii0ry Ian Sustained
~ thc United Stat%. sapremr
(Ouri.

This dssision was rendered III the
cssc u 'Dartemeycr. commenced AZ
Davenport before \ Justice u the
Peace March ie7O. The jnstiee Illcik
j'slcrs dismissed l,Ar,c,ne,er IN tho
ground TIM. thu liquor Inv was nncon.
stiiutionAl I'll. ca.e va. appealed Il
the Scott Circuit t.nr, i, ,he State.
In January I'LL The eare wen, Il the
supreme e"nrs ~ tho state going
against tic defendant, uml III prccn,-
ber u tho anme ycar WA lalcn - tho
u. \. Supreme eour. ~ wi, II error
o. tho following Assignment u errors
lat. That tho Supreme Cur. u
Ne Atato " lava cfred IN affirming
thc dcrision ~ tho rIrcnii G.ufi !. lilo
HtAio u Iowa, III nnl III sea,t eanpt.,
ovetruling tha demurrer " tho defend.
ant to The In(vvnstion.
ID, Tint III. Supreme Court erred
IN amvmlng tic decision II .al cir.
cult Court, overriding tin dcfa,lam' i
Hesien - dismiM this causs mud lna.h
these proceedings.
81. That snil anrrene Curt erred
IN sAlrming The DECISION IL sal cir.
cult Court, overriding defendants M.
,tlon w. srvest NJ Judgment
9TH That sail Snrrcme canft err.
III In aMrmiMR TIM decision ~ .nii s'ir.
cult couri, sustaining The plaintiff
verbal laulisu, Mads IL arsn tunli,
and ertere,l III rpenrl. ~ tbe epnsis.
1l1s q shs .isfsn.aut 81 tho fucts IL.
osoel n - written plea hlcd ID this
esos. asI kntliav vail written l,lon III.
es8sisat 10 lsw y sonssiinss y 10.
6th. The sail Supreme rour. erred
IN aA,rsninr the judgment rrnde, vi y,
saM Coar, aKsinst The defendant
18th. llrran~ the mri II tho lcsis.
lpiufs II thu ffne II lp~s, with thu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-20

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fs~ iHgattst ils' stv itaIts.trts sfe
smt. stl v III n EsartNN's "A ieiTafr W..
sve~n w \ eslls rmeus lsu Ill IN
drawing his rra'.sitasss leh.ath MI
rree. seiliag W. ss'agae ahpus n. err.
" II his mouth. thriving 49, anl
hhh ~ shs rrsstfs Va. and efinsling
hh rrsc ~ tivr ~senir rssre, h his gsu.
srpae alsnrll,is. ~ their Worthless
promise. the, reeeisr cash nolets f,sm
! eullatle rahlir, AMI instead 'frven.
backs. .enl them sA~l,sf
tine with M abundance II suarrer
assirel " cnal, rlamsse ,arremi.ioasls
obtained ti'.s lie ccua,r. II the rlans-
iMt rnlc II marhine and collecting
agent, frr me II the great machine
manufacturing hnascs II Chicago. his
letter heals and advertisements 49,.
nounrinr him a. general agent, :
casting s'urs and innnen'locs N men
above rerroach, while the iniigcn,
lAl Il ansiqnatel years, with raggy
trowscrs anil mols. nose, within Or with.
ont The cficc a. homo, points tho finger
Of scovn and tho tongue u 1csrac,ion,
Islander and low.fung abuse Ut NIL
whom ci,hcr imagincs d'Nrus,ful Of tho
house for tho plo q sAwnrsr discos :
ercd In IL PAS, career, This vile com.
bina.ion Il arrogance Ignorance, mn.
lice, deceit anil lc.alcation hasing iis
hope o. rreferncnt upon tho known
Honesty u .he masses obtains u huge
pile IL sswnuer. calling II noN.
Misty AND arsona. In ,his trash they
ask the people 10 eonlilc They cr
caniku to reform the ,i.,ts e tia
county. asking deposit afthu cunt,
funds Ia their hank, based upun nav.
dust i,r proprietor not worth on,
dollar.
a reform hald u supervisors !,
elvetca 10 LESSEN The cnun,y expenses
and tho, give tho people luts Of Jaw
dust aud 10 reform 4 comparison z
their work with lint "a the board %,
YEAR pfvin.ls shows ,lat The hoard .l,n In
vestigatrI tito enun,, ailnlls lu,l, max
Ing full report ot In deinFa Nhsel
with oil other business Il tho count,
MA dune In seven days NJ rat q
81 III all This roi.rm huari al n
follows Grihin 81 .laya anll som,
minutes. and lnmher, u. .la,s | honl
and sone minutes. with considerable,
assistance from uthrr~, costing th,
county M aggregate II abon, $1,000,
10 learn Tint 'l,in rcrpA was tavtlns'
and MT genuine meal. With the pull
To |, rcall, makes little diII.rene,
whether Ties. bankers, lawyers, Or re-
furmcr-, g,se .awin,t tor promises, u
are dead " mosed AWAY. People ar,
now looking with anAioa. e,c. FIR Ihes
who haso made ll,rse liberal promises
snl On their aircng,l, htnal and sem
oat sueh immenrp piles u saa,uat, Th,
consolation Il tho poorle may per
hArs BIZ In tho fact that Nccormael
and othsr creditors Will temp = lnrg.
hcap u tbis aaw,lsEt.
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COLLEGIATE: DEPARTMENT.

ashTli tttas Christian thwtrine, tlisl,rs
.ttHiaat 0ai III II, University Ainsbrn 10 Tfnr.
~ ~. tHana Iil.auHnrtfy, snhrf,eai tleeta,ify
All i,iaunem.tft. uhstptir. E0a vi, tat.rstur,
Al ars Was ami sstnfai Philosophy continued
- ~ ! ~. rist,sal n.a,.s.,srl,s. sss,.
nj utssis
Fillisil ~ Aaa. -4Ey hsne.s hta,hniisit,. E'rvu
TIN. f1Ns4ai1, AhtitHt IItsiais ahd u.sarttt)
hsnti nj ti,eiu, tnsllu i.~, TINT u, id,eriufr
iutsFf III Afas hi, entl'tt a, surveying. tnstt,
.att. Monthly u. btrs. t.atiu. Hrvi tnneL at,
HTtH,aH ftpt uHH.
rut ~, l'fieaiyi sIamsi VI H~v.hs, iAfgsr aAI Mt
nliss n titistt, i.F,s'., rhaldsify slInah's
Nj saf ON Asttt9nnt1y, tHal)tpa Useinettt, VI
80, Monthly ieitstes, Latin tit.eh pfsMh and
q ttnntats Afs4l
IIA.ffls 80 M,f.i Flilosnrhy. Political Eron
utat. rhlsny, asa'm,y. Adntnfn,. thmlssfy
A ~ ~. t.til 4 set nHs. Analytical N.fhaHl,y
ietH, Hf4sh u sfnln ntii fvtnei i,ilufld,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-20
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An Alal,a,na cdi.,s. w putting q
grocer, Mp. ny woman. says Her
tou,ees.s sse ~ rel Al i,ur own checks,
lsr indigo ID m Llue ~ hev own cjcs.
nnd hss pepper ~ l,o. ~ her o~n tenn
pvr,
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st. M1ry'a Institute,
VnA,MtG ~ OslsEs, Ms.

titIa ih.itlulinn situated In thp mrs, d.
llsiutuI leraiit,l hi fr,irie III i'lt,rn Il
uh,'sr liz lii. 10. IT ihe Nehoel sister d.
sprr b.nsu.
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tttt All IA@srtnp ttatssins,a Of .rsesvssner. !,
aeih,aa tHnhntnnt liIsLtf nnd ,'tiit. nsi,h |.
tetast n.t iat1 keeping tiifsar,A strs,tnn and
rtfs hi8s u tsraatmsI titta~t- Int tnis4 tsssn
s8Ns, III iFlsellsa lhssrtu.sIs ate.) Msn4nrstnn
EfHs8 - Il ttsf H. rHts - tusstipsnl.nM. tenn
rlsf pi tstu 4.at,itnpr and tnsfisl, iuimj,osltsn
AlsNFF 'Hl INV IIfvast sfassul'a. drawing
G5 tsts4 f# 884t tFsfsn1 sii4f ttxu4a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-20

Iloari, tiadllng, washing. and Tuition N
kuuil-i, rreneh aud durman. Vocal slasie
rlsln and Ornamental Nrsdlework. lpAyn.
b,s bsljyeariy III advance. eiDO.O1
s.i,s. sal ", - u str,,Hu.ni. pr snnapi, sa,Vt
Harp, ff Mt.O0
t,nilar. IL t. I 11.UO
Private Ie.sst,s IN Vocal Music "a. )N
Thorough linss, j N.O0
Drawing. t l1.eo
Painting w Water fslers. i 1U,No
instruction. In Culinary Department 1904
Ttr t'aprse " EnalI.h Instruction cum.
tiia.s photography. Heading, fuierl,ism,
pshnaa-l',r. 'irn'n,nar. Rhetoric. compost:
tim. L.ylr, .ieninl Philosophy. Mental md
Practical Arithmetic. Algebra, Uo6k .kssp.
iny, tienm.lry Ancient Mmlsrn nnd Phys.
ie.I biography tncs~d and Ipr0fpna
History Mythology, Aatf,ao,ny. Natural
r,,iI".all,, Natural III stDrys l1duiy. rt,fin.
isfry ai,I Physiology
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ACADEMIC IMPAIRMENT,

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stas III ittttnfstaf ATAI4uf. fssH4ni. stand sta
't ish'Hait*lsar. kxilsh sArtfnmaf 4 rr,wn's
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IA sth ltts s,tarai tIit,ssnt,Is tlas Esuless'
~ r4mlHnst~., Essays, Anhshy rsha,es, lat ii.
ttaA Ir nFh nll herman, ufsliunsi
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TER Ms !

re4rsi, Tuition. NaslttBa. HE'D abd Nr,iI;ns
l4t tstn ul III. w. h'lts, ~ Alssuset ft2f,ah
ftts srlah's NJ, 2.5si
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bAs H8tHfs3 dHif w liNItsfthtagis, ~, ~
ssish On ~ iiu ssuipaus tn.H,
an t'au0, ,td ~. ~ Instrument 2O.m
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'lttsui fft3usi u III. Institution seH fttr.Hi ~
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to run out of the house that was being
swept away. His little boy Charley,
who was perched ON his shoulder, hear
ing the cry of little babe who dwelt
in the next house, and to which he was
greatly attached, leaped from his fathers
shoulder, and this morning was found
with his little limbs clasping his baby
lovers crib, in which it was dead and
smiling. The tears of the ten thousand
women who looked at this pretty incl
dent was one of the sweetest tributes to
heroism that was ever witnessed. To-
night they lay side by side az Sampson
a. Voigt's, undertaker's, the prettiest
corpses of all the many who have lost
their lives, and over whose little collins
thousands of the first ladies of the two
cities came and shed their tears like the
blessed rain.
Another incident at Woods Run al
most battles description and staggers be-
lief Mr.. John Brady, his wife and four
children, lived in a little shanty at the
foot of a bluff that was sheer 100 feet
high. Over this bluff ran small gas
pipe to supply house above. When
the flood came and struck their house,
Mrs. Brady seized the babe at her breast,
leaped out of the back window, and
Selling the gas pipe, sailor like, dragged
herself and her infant to the top of the
hill above. Her husband and the other
three children were drowned. William
Poets tied his wife and several children
with clothes line in his house, fearing
some Of them would rush away in their
alarm and be lost. The house and the
eutire family were saved
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and her watch gone; but the watch was
afterward found. 1t had stopped at
400. The right side of the face and
head also was badly bruised, which
would indicate that the fatal blows had
been struck while the girl was lying
with her face upon stone. 1t was sup
posed from the fact that the body was
found in an open space, from which the
highway could be seen, that the muir
derer had dropped his victim through
fright, while dragging it toa more Sc
cluded spot. A trail of blood was trac-
ell through some underbrush back to the
road some thirty rods distant, and there
by little bridge, close to the road fence,
We're marks of fierce struggle. Miss
Ball was an unusually active and ro-
bust woman, and no ordinary man could
have overcome her. Her own loot prints
and the foot prints of man were plain
ly visible; the grass was trampled down
and the stones about were covered with
blood.
The condition of the body when found
showed that the villain, with some faint
spark of decency or civilization left in
him, had laid her out with some delber-
alton, carefully composed her limbs and
covered them with her clothing, and had
wrapped her overskirt about her head
to conceal the CHASTITY wounds which
had caused her death. He had also
taken time to get her hat-for it is not
supposed that it had remained attached
to her person during the struggle and
the removal of the body to that place
and had laid it near her by the stump.
A small bundle of undertaking which
she had with her has not been found
neither have her drawers, and it is pre-
sumed that the murderer carried away
and destroyed or hid them, in order to
obliterate, so far as possible, the evidence
of the outrage.
The st. Adams Messenger says of Miss
Ball: She was of noble presence, mod
est demeanor, attractive features and
lovely character. Her many excellent
qualities endeared her to a large circle,
and she had an extensive list of rela-
tions ON her mothers side. She had ac-
quired good education in the public
schools here, and last winter learned the
dressmaker's trade of Mrs. r. G.. Bias
sett by whom she became warmly loved.
The selectmen of st. Adams have Of
fered reward of $4,000 for the discov-
cry, apprehension and final conviction
of the perpetrator of the crime.
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MORTALITY IN New YoRK.-The
deaths In New York for the week end
ing last Saturday reaches the enormous
total OF S73, about hall of which were
infants less than year old. This ag-
gregate exceeds by III the total for the
week previous, and is at the rate OF 49,
on per 1000 per annum. This is about
twice the number of deaths that occur
at this season in any moderately healthy
European capital, and it argues fright.
full neglect of sanitary precaution on the
part either of the authorities or indiyid-
uals, or both.
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Water Spout I'm Nevada.
TWENTY PERSONS KILLED.

A terrible water spout burst in the
mountains, near Eureka, Nevada, on
Friday, and swept through the town,
killing twenty persons and causing a
great destruction of property. The wa.
ter-spout crossed the Central Pacific rail-
road, between Humboldt Pass and EIko,
washing out the track.
A later account says that the water
spout at Eureka, Nevada, on Friday,
poured down upon the doomed town
without the least warning. 1t had been
raining with great violence from early
in the morning till noon, when cloud
burst on lofty range of mountains to
the eastward, and vast volume of wa
ter rushed down the canon where the
town is located. The eastern part of the
town was flooded in ten minutes by
fearful rush of water, which was con-
stantly increasing in violence, depth and
impetuosity. The people in that portion
of the place we're hemmed in, and, every
moment, houses were torn from their
foundations and swept away with their
occupants. Ropes were procured and
line formed, and brave men, thus pro-
tected, dashed into the torrent and saved
many lives. About thirty persons were
drowned, including Roger Bobinett, a
reporter for the Sentinel, and Mrs. BRAY.
The Sentinel Office and some 80 houses
we're carried off, and all that part of the
town in which we're situated dance hous-
es and other places Of amusement is
gone. The flood lasted only half an
hour. On Saturday, the storm was even
heavier, but the people were better pre-
pared for it, On Sunday afternoon a
water spout burst near Carson CITY. do
ing much damage to property, but no
lives we're lost.