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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09
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The Demnrat II the title cf tho
new paper Just started at Wnnkou
by O1,ricn K Howe. editors anil pro-
rrir,urs. /, IL Il wrll gotten M sheet
anl deserving malv than u purity
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

History tn repeat itself - Slassi.
was said Ia b. tie cure ~ the land
Yet Mother uf thu Old parties ,lnres
to attack u. II rcti before a new or
ganlxution. Iomgn1's Democrat
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

All sufferers from this disease that = .
anxious to he cured should ir, DR., kiu.
NOR, Celebrated Consunptivc Powders.
These Powders are tho only preparation
KNOW that will cure Gsnsnmp.isn aud Nil
.lisra.cs ns lie threat aud lung. Indeed,
~ rong Il our filth Iii thu, anl also 10
70. Into yum TIN. they ar ~ fanhng,
v. win forward "a ever, snil rer - mAll,
/ 1t paid. free Trial Hs.
We d.n't w.nt ,taMr n.acy un'i. s.u nrs
perfectly sat.she | Ut their ear 1--we pa~srs.
II vonr Ito |, worth saving, .nt lily la
giving these Powders Atria IL 'hty will
.ursly cnre YOU.
rice, for lnrg baA, siJs .ent u any
ruH II ~ United 4,a, .ar t.Ia by
nil on rcrcirs u r.atr, Ai,!frss
ASH Il IDDEINS.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

TINS standard article II compound.
cl with tho greatest caro-.
It's effects ara a. wonderful and ~
satisfactory - ever.
Il restores gray Or faded hair TO IT,
youthful color.
II removes MI cruptiona, itching
and dandruG. II gives tho head 4
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and The scalp by It's use
becomes white and clean.
by it, tonic properties 1t restores
tho capillary glands 70 their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and maxi
ing tho hair grow thick and strong.
A q dressing, nothing has bceA
found 10 efIcctual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assaycr
Of Massachusetts,, says, "Thc COLI
ailments IRE pure, and carefully &C.
lcctcd for excellent quality and !
consider Il tho BEsr PRErAkArloN
for IT, intended purposes"
pFaee, 0se OsllaEs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09
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'Wpcan't hay. everything % tickle ia
The llnwkryo stat, has gone ri.licn
luuA."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09
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A New York firm manufactures
ten thousand slate pencils n ,lns. two
third. III which are tlscd for drawing
outlan,ish outlines of III. school
teachers of iii. lind. while tlle rcrt
arc traded aifin thu spring for arpl.
cores. - NorrisfOWH Herald
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

Notice 10 hsfvhs gwen u ~h.mseesei
u fnsy snrefn ihAi have given inv MN
III snn Jaha n ia~vil. aged twenty year
anil sis ,nanahs. htr slsne. that | elaim nvh,
III his earnings AMI ~ill net Interfere I,
his contracts
rresee, Iva Nov, 9Th. iss-
VA N POWELL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

Wherein Louisa. my Wife. has left
NY bed AMI board without any lust
cause az ttrataeaticn, iEis ~ To fer.
bid ali persons from Trusting CT hnr.
boring ier "a lily account. Tn shull
nai rly nns IT,: ~ her cnn't. flrg
after this ,lti'.s,
Uaht!g1 Go, 81. iS1T
N. \ Hot ~..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09
FITS EPILEPSY,
FAILING SICKNESS

PERMANENTLY kFTA Nb VI
ono iaantls.s .i.~c &c ~. aaaltrsi'e iele-
n,atc,l ihf,llii,l lit raNirts Ia ron.
vince sufferer. hit 'ses' powders will DO
al VIZ claim fa. len ~ viz send ,liom
b. mail. pr. ptisl FREQ Tfia' TX "A
Dr l,onlartl |. the aN,g f.,si.,ian lint
ha- vyrg made Ia 'iisstse ! .,aeil Study
anl tn aaf slsr t8..as Il Is,e
hvrn ,,ren fasttt4A ti.ul M IT, - ~
thca ,'.d l.,s. y. e'i n,rnnl 4 asr.
I'll ii, III sar. IN every se.s II f,l4tl !nn
all Mur,y rslu4.sise !. .lte tess ssfatiisl
give ,hvsc fasf,ssts ~ ~ - tt.ti MI he
convinced Vi siie,i curative psN
rsice, fur IE.s b... 80 -, ~ .Isses
'er = o., -, 6, t.ali ~ ana ,,sf, !. ,he
lnil,i ,st..s - atrsiA In re..t II IL
nfite, III ~ e4t,.tes. & y .,,l..i.As,
ALL 4 n.iiillN@.
AVA asAa islsssss8 .sskert. titnlAlsn. ! n.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

II All, II feani f'ron inquiry ~ rcrre.
sentative .;ure keepers In cts anil town.
tha' laiiry ~ 'env'r depend On fsreiEn
iusscrs inr THEN fsfnnaery aud Toilet Ar.
sir'rs,
To Ncssrs toiasTx 4 Go, thr credit Il
largely Inc Ter Ills marked departure iron,
.'r I'D preference.
Thru ras'inatr i'euuc, Sop ani Violet
/ Toilet Water. i. universally esteemed nv
the tas'rtnl aud f,i,hed W tll. must deli.
.'nsr ans! f..h.As II perfumes, is,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

Taldsrf & 1oNrsSa's Cashmere lou.
u,si SOAP. anil Violet Tuilr, Water. s.e
universally esteemed b, tho ,rssefal AM
i.nn~i ~ the mu.l slellra,s and recherche
II perfumes
aa,aArE II taNrsSS nam. anil lrasio
nark arnn each package II a guaranty II
superior and Mhilerm quality.
t"rnArr IL s'vsrsSy. established in
New York early In the century, will msia.
,nin',h leading position. lsi,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

II II reported that Lydia Thomr-
son will bring her performance u y
close next spring. II her next spring
should bring any clothes 10 her per-
formance. II will bc II great improve
ment.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

Fifty million pins arc made every
day lii England, and yet IN Mll thai
country there Ii not man who cill
pin u stiff collar on Il still neck Dand
without spelling heaven with fon,
luffnrs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09
N. B. WHEELER,
Contractor 4 Builder,
CHESt'D, IOWA.

Has on hand millions o. rcd brick III hi
own manufacture md II constant; adding
to thc pile. al-o bcs, Mason City lime an,l
cement On hand. Will cOmtract and fur
nisl, material fnr nh the mason work want :
81 about any kind ~ building Orders snl
icitci. specifications furnished when
wsntrd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

Arrival 40 IsvrArs&w ~ mails.
sfvfss Nsfa W.,
Frs~ Y sn y NJ. sasr w
M.sis s.tN~ns
uasAe Wess, ~ 10 =. ~ ~Essa ~ r. N
MAiis sressh
oesnr W~s " - =. sA.--sas', y asr y
Tr.w~rA,s Mail via. Sssssera. Howard
r1nl@s aNd Rir<siile. lessrs esrsy Meh-
.lay. u e.l~~sAay ara Friday. a. n ".
Mail IL rrestes, VIA. Flr~1rrsille Ard
GrAne~r. leaves livery Tuesday aud Fri.
DAY, NJ u a ~,
Alto. nfApLE. 4, "
cnaCRcaa DIRECTORY.
conversational thassM. .nae. siss Y
Nera4rsn. Fass.ea ssfssrss rsHas .Rhhssh ~ ~ d
I. NJ ara .ssa IL. ~ Aa#aAs s#A*lss AZ " ~ nj
ere earaaAs,, invited,
Hps,vSp~t, OsAs~ church s~esrt. Tlsss
NtsrssnN services esess satslAs ~ ittH#
~ and go n. VI. su.aas sVt,sA vH N
sssss AL ftev s.ssascrs and 'hs taeas. eet
diatis iaslieA
MesA~Asss Episcopal ---.Rey, J I. rslas
sAs44as. "A zen Al ~. AVA D. y
sabbath sykost inm.ss Nt.ls assf mafnns *tttts 4
Prayer ms-,ihr each Thusslns rsrmtass. sod
fs,e, IL ARA, invitation ssssua.is
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-09

4 hopeful minister says he has nc
doubt that the time will come When
the members OF Il church choir vii
behave Just III we'll ~ other folk
during diNin. service.
The problem ~ buying q sl0 Christ.
mas present viii, sesenty-liss ..s.t'
available cash will presently present
itself for the calculation of the bins.
young Young mum who. goes o.t,r'
Ills girl.
An Ohio man who had been III III
yrtcrutr smoker for twenty years ha'
suddenly mud permanently given III
tho practice. lie Knocked the ashe.
of lila pIpe Into u k.g ~ blasting
powder, blast him.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-24
EASTERN STATES

NEW York, Jan. 22.-The Time
Washington special say the next morn
ing hour the House Committee on Pa
cific Railroads will make report i'll
favor Of the Scott-Hnntington Texas
Poetic subsidy bill. a strong minor
ity, headed by Kasson. will make re
port against it.
The Times Boston special says: Hoar
says the bill will bear a little legal
scrutiny, but it is good sense aud will
pass Daua opposes it entirely as un-
constitutional, and as establi, .ing &
dangerous precedent Speaker Long
Of the House, endorses the bill. Gov
Rice favors it; Butler keeps quiet, ans
most Democrats favor the bill.
NEW YORK. Jan 22.-The IribaIf'
Washington special says: On tho
electoral bill no member of the Obi,
delegation in the House has received
from Gov. Hayes any expression o
his views or desires, but the fact o
their relation. to him being close
than those of other members woult
unquestionablly give to the united op
position on their part great weight anC
significance.
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fully TO extend Few constitutional iber-
ties 70 all It's subjects. Turkish minis
tiers have given their word bot - al
tack Servia befcre the expiration CT the
armis:ics.
LONDON, Jan. pa Berlin cores
ponden. Of the Times remarks if peace
IS not concluded before the en3 OF the
arnis,ice, Turkey will probably revert
TO her original demand tina. several
Servian tor,resses he destroyed and
others surrendered.
The 7tlegtaph's Vienna correSp,nden'
says il is thought, as par announcement,
that the ambassadors Of the three
northern powers would embark stimuli
.Aneously as intended to prove the per
NANCY Of the alliance Of three en-
perors.
It is stated now that the Russian IN
.erna,ional loan of two hundred million
roubles i. impending.
A dispatch to the Times from Semlia
mentions a report that Russian le-
gion is being formed hear Gtahova. On
the Danube, and the Russian volunteers
who quilted Servis are joining Il.
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TEL EG r AP HIC
special to The
D.aILY Lv'TELLlGEs,CER.


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23- Wheat
market, shipping. 81 loGta,l5 Barley.
active and much changed Po.stoes,
plentiful a, .Oaa s5e; extra. 81; sweet
potatoes. ST. Gold. 81: Greenbacks,
eitla35.
The suspension was announces OF the
vel. known firm Of Linforth, Kellogg
/ Co last Friday. Their place Of bus
mess was seized by the Sheriff under sn
attachment, Of 5000 by the Bank Of
California A meeting Of creditors Was
held yesterday. when it was ascertain
ed that their assets were a littie over
s63 900 more than the liabilities.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.-The sus-
pension. Of Lo,elAnd, and David and
John Perry, jr, stockholders. is re-
ported.
The II. & ". Mining Co. have levied
an assessment, Of one dollar per share,
eloquent in beard February 22d. and
a. the Office FIVE days later.
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PARIS. Jan. est 10 stated in off,
eial circles that PriLce Mohenlo be, the
German ambassador. has lost no op-
portunity Of assuring the Duke DE
Casas that Germany regards the stti-
,ude Of France in regard to the eastern
complication with good feelings. not
withstanding the attack Of the German
press A good understanding between
the two governments is uninterrupted
LONDON. Jan. 23--It is now certain
that the American ship George Green,
Capt. Wilcox. has been los. with all on
board
An inquest has been held at Kings
ton, Devonshire, On body which ha,
been identified ss that Of Capt. Viii.
cox's wife.
A special from Vienna reports that
the officers Of the RussiAn railways
have been ordered tn hold their road in
readiness from the end Of the presen;
week for large increase Of military
transportation.
LONDON, Jan. o3--The Tunes Wen
IA special says that notwithstanding
the departure Of ambassadors. no sp-
prchension seems felt ct IN immediate
collision, on the contrary both Turkey
and Russia may attempt diplomstic
communication. Turkey, through her
ambassador. has already expressed the
hope that . failure Of the conference
might not altogether terminate negoti-
ations. Russia's initiative on the ether
hand would in the tirs, instance aim at
sscer,sining the position which various
cabinets mean 10 take in case Of Tur-
keys refusal. with . view 10 unite them
for common movement against the
Forte. Russia will only act indspend-
entity if = common action should prove
impossible. As for RussiA's acquiesc.
ing IN failure Of the conference, il has
never been thought IF for one moment.
LONDON. Jan. as-The T.i.s-apA'.
FerN eorresponien; SAYS the Porte has
cen. seleSraphie dispatches 10 its AM
lussAdors s, various courts inform ing
them that while rejecting the proposals.
Of the conference. il undertakes faith
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TRENTON. (N. j. Jan 23 John r.
Nickerson was tonight nominated for
L. 5. Senator by the Democratic caucus
Oh the first ballot.
NEW YORK, Jan. GA suit was
commenced on a capias in the l. 5.
District Court against Samuel j. Tilden.
to recover 3l5O,OOO. an alleged balance
due on his income tax. This afternoon
the capias was issued and served on
Tilden, aud made returpabls on the
sixth of February. United States Dis
trict Attorne, Bliss Gays he was directed
some time ago by the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue. to commence suits
against all parties who had failed to
paw their income tax, but delayed
bringing this suit on account OF the po.
sition Of Mr. Tilden before the public.
Chas. F. Chadwick. one Of the par
ties implicated in forging the check for
S6i, 900 on the Union Trust Company.
was arrested this afternoon.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The Demo-
Gratis Of the House. in caucus, this a.
tcrnoon. concluded to postpon. the eau
Gus called for this evening. to which
the Democratic Senators were invited.
Thore was no discussion Of the merits
of the bill reported by the joint
committee on the electoral vote While
leading Domocrats say it 10 desirable
that The party should act in concert.
some of them declare that they will not
be bound by the action Of the caucus.
but act Independently in . measure OF
such importance. It can be stated that
the bin has the approval Of the joint
caucus committee CT the Democratic
party The committee consists Of Ran
dali. A. 8 Hewett. Wood. Lamar. Hol.
man, Watterson, Parks. Atkins. Payne
and Warren, of the House. and Thur.
man. Bayard. Stevenson, Eaton and
Bogy. OF the Senate. Several rromi-
nent Democrats tonight say that the
bill will certainly pass both Houses il
the form reported.
/ SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan GA ITALIA.
hasse dispatch says the House passed
under a suspension of the rules. the sc'
TO declare and establish the appoint
ment by the State Of Florida Of eiector.
for President and Vice President.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The CAroai
Gle is suspended
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NEvAD A.

The following was received to day at
the Office of the Constituted Virginia
Co:
Virginia CITY, Jan. - Have pen
etrated AL ore vein on the 1880 foot
level and am now in ore /. feet east OF
the wall. 1t is very regular AID dips
to the east As degrees; ASSAYS range
from $50 to *2l4 per ten; ore Is hard
Blasting; the flow of water from the
vein is about 9 inches
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From Yesterdays Ore.onian
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Jan. %. - The
Lighthouse Beard gives notice that on
and after February LIST, 1877. the Sec
ond order Of fixed white light viii be
again exhi bited at Point Bonita, Cal.
but from less elevated position ana
from an eighth to fourth Of a mile
nearer the point The light SHOULD be
seen in cl .ar weather from the deck OF
vessels Is miles.
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BY communication in An,

II BY a communication in another
eolumn ii will ho noticed ,ha. resident,
n the 1patheEn part Of town arc lust.
IN Indignant Ia view II the evident
Pnspoee Of the city authorities Of max
10 PES, house out 1T the pinnell rs.
tAhlishmen. Ii seems 10 Us that such
T. usc Of ii. II many cases Of small pox
11ssald cceur here, would greatly jeop-
sns1ixe uae safety Of the large number
6nllies living in close proximity 70
aud Thereby lilly sal.serye the pur-
SEoee o{ preventing the spread ot the
o1agsoa Better have a pes; house
ofspctsd in Some secluded placr. -
- e4R c,tizcns shall ealoy the fullest
$500 from danger that i, pos
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CARD OF THANKS.

TN APPRECIATION OF THE KINDNESS or
/ Mrv. Plummsr. Mrs. l.. V.Wyckof and others.
whose names are not mentioned. to my little son
Emanuel. during his recen; sickness. hereby
tender my sincere thanks.
js2A-N MRS. $. BROTHERHOOD.
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CHAIRS, WINDOW SHADES
@Qe.
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court Of King County. wssh.
ington Territory.
Ia tho matter Of the estate or
SUMNER b. HrNps. deceased.
Order Ia show cause why order OF sale Of real
estste shoald not be made.
1t spperng 70 the said court BY the petition
this isy presented and hIsd By Mn Rilen 4.
Marshall Guardian Of the minor heirs Of aid de-
ceased praying for iii order Of sale Of real estate
that there fs not uticient personal eotsts IN the
hands 81 the Administrator 70 pey the allowance
10 the family. the debts outstandine a9ainst the
deceased and the expenses Of administration and
that it is necessary TO sell some portion Of the
real estate for the payment Of said debts, allow.
ance TO the family and expenses Of administration
II is therefore orders. BY the said court that oil
be and appear before the said Probate Court on
Monday. the 5th day Of March, A. D. 1877 II tan
'c@ck In the fore noon of aid day, % the once
Of the Judge Of said Court. in the city Of Seattle
IN said County OF King. % show cause, II ony
there be. why IN order should noe b. made
directing the administrator tn SELF the real estste
Of said deceased, or 70 much thereof - shall b
requisite to pay said allowance 70 the family.
charges, and debts And thst copy OF this order
be served upon each Of the following named per-
sons. ~ wit John 8 Hill. administrator Of said
estate and Mrs. Ellen n. Aafahsli. the general
guardian. in this County. Of the minsr heirs Of
Ilshsd at least four successive wsshs In the
WrFKLT fSrrrIIGEScIR . weekly nsvspsp<f
printed and published In said county Of Hing
THOMAS BURKE
Judge Of said Probass Court
Dated January 18th. 1877.
territory IT Washington. County Of King. &. 8.
l. Ihouss Burke. Judge and eI-ofbcie Csfh.
q the Probate Court Of King county in wssh.
IN St"n Territory DO hereby certify the forego-
ing 10 be true. full. ana correct copy OF an
oraeT dn = made and entered upon the records
e said Probate Court
Witness ny hand and the seal 81 said Probate
Court, this 18th day Of January. A. d. 1877.
SEAL THOMAS BURKE
Judge and eI-ofscio Clert OF. the Prcbsss Court
81 Ming Co. ". T
{. II HAsFoEn, ATTY fer petitioner. Wv
, 1877-11-24
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of the Territory Of Washington
holding terms at Seattle, in and for tho coun-
ties Of King and Kitsap.
defendant . Complaint filed in the
county Of King. in the office Of the Clerk Of
said District Court.
The United States of America send greeting:
To Rebecca Crosby. defendant
vOU Are hereby required to appear in an &C.
J. ton brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the District Court Of the
Third judicial District of the Territory Of
Washington, holding terms at Seattle,
in the county of King. for the counties Of
King and Kltsap. and TO answer the complaint
fled therein. within twenty days exclusive OF
the day Of service) after the service on you OF
this summons, if served within said county OF
King, or If served out of that county but in
this District. within thirty days, otherwise
within sixty days. or judgment by default will
be taken against you, according to the prayer
of the complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain . de-
cree of divorce dissolving the bonds Of mat.
rimony now existing between said plaintiff and
defendant, and that the said plaintiff. VIM. s.
Crosby, may be declared to be sole, single and
unmarried upon the grounds that said defend
ant has wilfully abandoned said plaintiff in
this: that she has wholly neglected and refused
to live with him, snd has wholly neglected and
refused to discharge any Of the duties incum-
bent On her as his wife, as is 1uIly set Iottn IN
the complaint on file herein.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint az
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in said Com.
plant.
Witness the Hon. J. r. Lewis. Judge of said
court, and the seal the reof this 26th day
~ - JAMES SEAvY. Clerk.
By wM. II. ANDREWS, Deputy.
NcNaught l. Leary, Attorneys u Plaintiff.
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