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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

In 1874, h20 barrels Ut pork would
my President Linculn's salary for Il
year. LII ls7u II tnkrs 4.7tl barrels
NJ pork to pny Mr.. Hayes SALARY FOR
one year.
In lhO5 II took ,.aCl.NOO barrels III
Hour 10 pay u per cent. inicrc~i 81,
the public debt ~ sa.ONO 400 600
IN 1879 II takes la.3hA233 barrels
of flour 10 pny the interest on the
SAINT debt ut per cent.
In 1860 II took NM bushels ri corn
10 pay u mortgage NJ ~ ,NNO. IN isT.
1t taxes AIM buchels 10 ply the
same debt.
In 1906. after thc wnr, II took t.OOf
pounds of cotfon ~ rny the rent III
u plantation $5N. In isTn II tnkc,
1.lA3 pounds 10 pay the sninr rcnt.
In 1868 We hnd 40 10 do business
with. where WE have IL In 1871.
80 Chicago Efpress.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

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Notwithstanding all THESE li-rnnr,
Arguments TINT same Liberty Ere.
Spil party, which In 1884 hut
dwin,ll"d IL nothing. nfi.fwarl. un,i.l
the name uf Republican,. rose 10 -.
'AHA nnjnfity In this State,
\ frw y"nIs ago IT. LEADERS saltl
nn' ~ thu Money Power and now |,
l. having ths experience II III" Dem
ncfH,ic pnlts aud dying ont unhr,
the steady blow VI the little Hinn,
the Grrenhaek rnity.
II the Tree Sniicrs. Ia All thell
afilieiIoas could ~iIll ksrp heart. Will
what enthusiasm may The rrtrnlaek
crs ~ ahead from ranuurfing 1,
conquer, Portland Mr. Lrasier.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
vi papers please copy.

Tie Railroad Commissioners ~
this State are modest and cronomi.
cal men m shown In the following
estimate III their expenses from,
April 4th. lH7s. to April 4th. laAO.
Salaries az Commissioners, Aia,.
600; snlnry of Secretary, $4,000.
travelling expenses. 2.jNl: office FUR.
nit,ire md postage. etc,, ~ nm: print.
Ing and distributing reports, $7,Ottl.
Total. t's3, 100.
The Commissioners caeh receive
\ snlMry Of 5000 \ year. They are
provided with passes. the year round
on every road In the State. yet
charge ". con for travelling expenses
Tho Office wherein they occasionally
meet for tho transaction ri business
u not imposing, yet III. furniture
therein. and their postage rosts o..
ON. Printing and distributing ~.
ports, 1900 The kind II ''rcports'
they print, Or the process ri ",ilr.
tributIng" II not mentioned. They
are appointed by the Governor OF
tho Ntnt@ who receives from them Il
little fulsomc iiattcry bike the fol.
lowing specimen from thu Times u
this city, for his fidelity to their In.
tcrcst, md the dance gnns on.
VIZ have no Doubt thni on sober
reflection, tliese super. s.ryiccnhir
temperance msn tnnd with som. II
them W. have taken many n drink
ri whlrkey,l who have organized
this raid upon TIN Governor. viii h.
worry much ashamed u ". anil even
the Democrats who encouraged II
Will not b. very proud III their
achievement, nor III IT, results. They
know TINT N0v. irnr. although III,
ardent Republican. Ii Il Rieni heart.
I'll liberal mnn. TINT whenever he
hns Offices 10 fill h. gives Democrats
their share. recognizing what they
never do, the rights III ihs minority.
They know. too, that he llH% been
faithful ID his duties. aud TINT H.
Inns carefully guarded tho public IN.
tcfcat.
Nenr's Rrcnt -henrtc,lnc~s and IL
bcrAll'y. hir appointment II Demo.
Gratis 10 their SHARE" his faithful.
ness ~ duty. anl his guardianship
~ the public interest" nre nll cryS.
tnilxed In this expensive nnd n-clcrs
Railroad Commission. The sooner
II IN abolished the better II Will be
Tor the State. ~ D,LuYnr Teiryrnph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

A correspondent ~ the n. y.
Gazette submits tho follow.
ing problem, nnd nsks answers from
MI who cnn solve II. The class who
have studied mud practiecd II and
still 10 so are m, likely To fnrnisl,
MI answer. This IL The problem:
Given. A piece ~ property, one.
half pnid and onr.hali mortRnRce
The property to l,c kept not only ~
good NJ when mnrtgMgcd. hut II shall
be improved 10 pcr cent, taxes aud
interest also pnih mp.
Requircl: To state Il condition ol
affairs that would make III. propcrl,
bring less than the face III tlic mort
gage. And also such condition n,
would make the property cat NJ Nv,
mortgage.
Required further; A statement q
the Justice or injustice of such ,
condition VI affairs M would rcsuI
from either NJ thu eAscs. And nl-t
what would have been Just 10 botl
debtor nnd creditor
All papers please copy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
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placed against the entrance n hrnv.
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body Ia ascend II. An opposition
elevator would ret NIL tho passenger
truflir, New Haven Register
| Never leave whni you undertake,
nniil yon can rearh yonrafme around
II aud elsnrh your hands IA the Other
-idr. says y recently rul'li~h',l boob
for young mem Very good advice
but whit II slr screams Deacon
Smith. In Cincinuti Gazette.
Several young graduates hav,
dropped into the New York Tlibnn,
Office lntely 10 inquire: Have yo,
, all thu Macaulnys md JnninSes w,
want un the locnly" Cincinnati
, Commercial.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
hound IDortrine.

Nominate 10 man for any nfIlrc
who II not u thorough. reliable,
straightforward unrnmpromi-inp
Grccnbnck mnn. If there II II con.
tcmpsihle wretch 81 earth. II II thr
ilinn who rr.tonls ~ irlona'pnrcr.
thin political rntis for the sake
III oiii.r. ind then. after brIpg elect.
~ turns traitor ~ thr lur'. TIM,
elected him. Monitor. Jnetsontiiie
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

Down with tisuiy, Down with tax
ss. Pay m Tho honds! Abolish thu
National Banks, Irtlr The money
direct from Ill. government. frd,ir.
-alnfIrs, give the peeple III e1lnl
ehan.r with The habllioi,lers. and
money lonners. icgi~i..ie for the IN.
bnr.r. Hnl producers, Thi~ Ii the
wairhwolL With thr Grr.nlnck
PARTY. In IL I'll. light fora Mouth
Hc.f
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
Pay d yss In.

Our hnrd pm friends hnv" read
thr ur"nl,nek.rr mnny Il lesson
about getting int) debt. put whcn II
comes 10 government affairs. they
And M fault With thr enormous Sums
Of borrowed money lying I'LL. II
"pHy ~ you R0' N good Tor indIvi.
dMnls. II IL for governments. and the
(srusnbAckers propose 10 Wipe ont
the enormous interest bearing debt
md have M more for ever. =. NfnMd.
4rd, OsAk0sh, Uis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
Mechanics Crying Tor bread.

Fifteen millions OF francs have
been shipped from France to this
country lAst week. Whit ahnll W.
10 With Tint kind ~ hnrdwarc2 Our
own gold and oliver dollar. III. rot.
ting In Sleinanr Kitchen, while
our mechanics are crying for bread.
Nen York Rsriem.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

Tho man who will hny votes 10
elect himself viii scli his own vote
after he Il elected. .IIm Blaine, IN
Maine, my,trfiously cninr IN posses.
sion ~ ttjD,O0O 10 t7O.OOO worth ~
stock In railroad In Arkansas. Did
l,c yet II by selling his vote In Con.
grcss r.. L0hitriiic Legni 7cndcr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

Since The Rag. Haby has turned
against lts dam. the Republican
party, ind II trying knock the .tnfr.
Ing out of H. the oil creature *.
claims bitterly, how rhurprr ihnn il
rs;prnt's tootli II IL IL hnv. Ii thank.
les child. Onee.a. Heck, lnstiu
Terds.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
Truthfa,ly spoken.

The drecnbMk purity with wise
management llns Il fair chance "
success next year. and thnt Il great
many people begin to think that on
tho whole the country would h. bet.
ter for II change VI purity. y. y.
HcrHiJ.e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

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Terms
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

TN ess Eates paee ~ publish at
article fsefN sIie ffWannnf .hlshes
VI, ull lssmwfNs should rsai. asiA N
Aftss having aene -. thy san ssstr
Tor shr man ~ ihs measures that ,lp+
fcasrh Hafasio seymour In i~fs, ani
the ans4v.s in wislsh measure has
fal,isrtl frugal homes NJ slnis h.asfhs
and honrss industry ~ the gsas fst
IL toll. thu, ni, matle ~ saeh s,ifi
~ II mol u*.,l Iii making true tltiae.
ssraAiA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
The t'osMmom Verdict.

fNy thc bonds III grrcnbnrk~ III ,l.r
pn. the soldier the dIfIrrcnr. IT,.
tween thu price ~ gpld aud green.
eHrks when hr WINS pnid. M. lrr-
uDH Fi'er f'IrAs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

A young lady's hat blew on and
WINS run over w 4 broad- wheeled
cart. The ribbons were somewhat
sOiied. hut the hat Ii now tho Very
latest fall shape. Norristown He
raid.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

Notice II hereby given, to all whom
II mny concern, TINT ! hnve given my
son james. Aged III years, his time,
and thr right 10 the sole enjoyment
IT nil his earnings, and TINT | will In
no manner interfere with his CON
tracts 0r be Liable therefor.
New Oregon, Howard Go. Town.
Oct. VI, lh7H. WV. uAHMgTT. 2t3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
LlNlMENT

no, only relieve pain. but shey ineitc
he.l,hy aesiaa. AnhAnc Inflammation,
anil cure, whether thu symptoms rrnceei
ffem wounds ef The flesh. ~ N~urslsia u
the Nervest from contracted Cords. or =
NcAlscd hand frnn &praiss~d ankle
% gAshsd fost, whether from di.rasiinr
PlMpLES on q LADY'S FACE
Or strained ieint on Hersc's Leg.
The agony produced ~ Darn ~ feAl,l;
mort iacMtioM firm Frost bites; SWELL
iuga from Strain. The tortarss 81 Rhsa-
naatism, Crippled for life. BY 'cme
rcslcctcd accident. valuable horse or
Doctors Dili ma, all hs saved from
Ons Bottle Of Ccntaur Imminent.
NJ iioa.ckecpev. FARMER. Planter. TeAinsssr,
o. Liverym.n. can aAord to be without
There wonderful Lininents. They can
be procured 10 any part Of tho Glebs fos
80 ots. aud 800 q hottie. Trial bottles
- cts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
cE n TAuR

LlnlAeAts viii surely exterminAte
tAs raln. There q - STRATA, errAan.
Cat. oeAlA. Bars. Ds~sse. oelne. Gall
Or LAmsn~ss 20 which mAMhsnd sr
DnnA Hrut~s Ar~ snhj~ct, that asss
ase resrsnd 70 tAis 0sstAia9 salsA'
Tia Cantaur
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-23
KEARNEY COMING.

A letter received here from San Francisco
yesterday morning. impar;s the cheering
news that Dennis Kearney, the notorious as
sassin of English grammar, contemplates pay
ing his Observation-Disclosures to the people
Of this city at an early date. As quiet and
unobtrusive visitor, Dennis will have accorded
to him all the hospitality that is usual melted
oat to stranger in this city. But if he pur-
poses coming here with his demagogism, he
will find that he struck worse FIELD than he
found in Massachusetts. Most of the labor
ing classes in this State are in comparatively
prosperous condition, and do not care for the
Inauguration of season of irabecile hsrangue
in their interest, which, in the end, will not
do them as much good as tbs braying OF
iackass
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-23
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.

The following accounts have been audited
aad ordered paid by the State Board of Ex-
sniners since the 1st instant:
E.E McClellaud, $50; W. G. Soamands,
s65; Warren WATSON, $40 II; }. O. Barrett,
$40; II. r. Barrett, $40. r. IL. Wright $25:
W. A. Walker, S79 Drs. Langdon Clark,
1882 Glenn Ogg, $500; J. c. Harper, $500;
A. Kee, $50 J. H. Whitaker, $23 %; E.
NJ. Hunt, sos; NJ. J. Hatch, $40; L. L.
Crockett, 81, 9S5; L. L. Crockett, i,765; L.
l. Crockett, $2I 80 J. II. kinkead, 500 !;
L L. Crockett, 500; J. II. Kinkead, 81 800;
J. w. Hull, $11 IS; Lloyd Butler, $50; Sam.
CASTOR, $50 G. w. Marshall, $50; John
Miller, $50; G. w. Tucker, 500; F. V. Bur
ris, $50; Dorsey Bros, $3.50; w. Bachelor,
SlS 70 ; J. T. Brown, So 30; John Craig,
s. rs; James Peterson, s. TO; P, Munson,
s27 so M. P. Nevill, ST. so James Dye,
SIS; B. F. Thurman, $50; J. w. Buckland,
SIS; John Wilemus, $50; R. Codiugton, $25;
Thos Chester, $13 76; T. Ferrymsn, s22 90;
r. Richardson, $50; Carson Water Company,
$50 r. D. Ferguson, 800 A. Cults Co,
SIS; State Prison, 1868 S5
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-23
OPERA HOUSE-LAST MIG RT.

Owing to the drain that has been made
upon the people of tins clty by the many the
! africa companies winch have ~ppe%rod mere
during the past Jew months, the Opera House
WAS not as well flied as it might have baen,
but despite that fact the highly colOred meio-
drama, entitled "TIIe knight of the Piains,
or Buffalo Bills Best Trail, was presented in
excellent and most acceptable manner. The
piece, like ali in MIR. CodY's repertoire, Is full
If the sensational life of the plains, co,npris
ing hair breadth escapes, exhibitions OF un-
daunted manly courage and the Ike. This
class of performances, may the admirers OF
the higher and more polished DRAMA, say
what they will, IS quite pleasant to have
sand wiched in among the legitimate. Mr.
W. F. Cody's appearance on the stage is
always hailed with an enthusiastic applause
from al parts of the house. He is deserv
edly q great f2voTite. In the play last
night, Miss Gussie De Forrest, an % Wild
Nellie" portrayed the character with the
precision and a reckless, yet respect
able abandon which the author intended
should be conveyed. This lady will yet see
brilliant days in the dramatic profession.
Miss Lottie Cobb, AZ " Rose Melton" who
had SO many undesirable admirers, played
her part with Irresistible grace. She posses
SEES q charming stage presence, and reads ad-
mirsbly for one who has been il, the profession
so short time. But she is undoubtedly a
close student, and viii 1t NO distant day be
one of the brightest ornaments to the stage
Mr. Russell Bassett. IS Judge Shyster,'
was an admirable representative of the bar
room judge, and the character was we'll made |
up, as was also Mr. Geo c. Staiey' Moses |
Maloch," the conspirng and avaricjcus He |
brew. The other members acquitted them |
selves a. we'll as the California Theater Com |
psny always do, which requires 40 further
The company go to Virginia to-
lay, where We bespeak for them full houses.
IS they deserve to have,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-23
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC

Carson City, MarA. p, 1879.
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Ond Judicial District County Of Ormsby, state Of N2'
vada.-SoL SIMPSON HIS CEEWTORs.NOtce 10 Croa,t.
# lnsovent Pursuant t. An order Of the Hon y D
King Judge the said District Court notice ~ hereby
given al the creditors of the said nsovcnt Sol 8mp
to be and appear before the said Judge At the Court
Room of SAID Court in the city Of Carson in the county
Of Ormsby, State Of Nevada, the SAITH DAY oF
NAV A. d. 1879, at 10 O'Clock M. OF that day, thew
and there to show any they why the prayer
OF said nsolvent should be granted and assigu
of his estate he made, and he be discharged from
debts and liabilities in pursuance Of the Statute IN
such de and provided and IL the meantime a.!
proceedings against said il solvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this 81
day of April, A. b. 1879.
isEA1.l J. II. MARSHALL, County CLERK.