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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

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White River Massacre Investigator.

Tho Committee On Indian Affairs In thu Iiouse
" Representatives ara engaged 81 Washington
In investigating tho cause VI Tho uis outbreak
.. The White River Agency In Colorado. Glen.
AdAma vas Tho nrst witness examined. He
simply told Tho ssory Of Ill personal cnniec.
ton with Tho Indian tronhlrs--A story whIsA
LaT already been often tnld III tile newnrspufs,
u e",nprised his appointment by Mr..
hehuvk - hparil Agent II ,ho
Indian Iiulcan lanl fall, while NJ.
kentx was III Colorado Al that itue
AdAns WAS M employ. In ihe I'osiolliee l1a.
rAriment iia went lnn Pines, and was CON.
serTant wilh thc II rids,.ls III tho Ihornhurul
ngl,s nnd tho Maek.r massacre LID thlnks
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Neti uus Into tin prairie and not ihs grass on
hte. with tho tntunl h srAfu Aseknr Tho
isit.t ut 6nve runs for snIdIAts 1l.se came.
aud ltiofnhnfgL's III IA. Il expedition was ihe
f.rlsl', Tho ltiisIs became very murh
ALARMED, ~ Oi,c ~ tLn subsequent 0narsels
lsINtn them and Aesker Mi ma his DEATH
Adams irlsl hin story FINN beginning ID c.nse
with ieN Interruptions. lir IN, r.d I'D 0Lin.
i0ns OH the situation. nor MA he asked 10 III
b tnown " b. Atlu friend Ut NJ. bchufx
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

Equal 10 about ~ per ceai. IL .hc sares.s,l
value III TIM state While Ii IN i gratifying
fact thai lhe1e ticbsp have heen reduced. M, Il
may 10 we'll 10 legisiAto on this subject, III ~.
der - pTassn' ~ fAr ~ possible. il,r troubles
hist harasH many 81 Tho municipalities 81 lilo
older States.
In many Of our counties snd citics. tho
amount nj debit exceeds tho constitutional ard
statutory limit | earnestly recommend thai
al counties, mnn,sl .Alisica and a.hvul az.
trtctA, when tl.oy incur debt. and issue l,onds
for The same, 10 required 70 Mo with tho Socra.
tAry of State:
!. A certified statement NY The local authors
tlcs u The amount Of tho assessed valuation %
tho municipality mourning thu tiubt
Tho amount Ut debt 10 bu Incurred. and
for what purpose. and thAt Il In mol Ia excess
of tho amount provided BY Law, and thar |, DO
made tho duty ~ tlS NocgctsFy III htAsG ID
kccp record VI il0 same, and InAke FSprfl
blenuially 10 tho Executive for tho Information
OF Tho NenerAl Assembly. 1i,at NO bond shall
b. valid until II IN cOuntcrsigned and certified
10 by tho Secretary Of btaie. thsl mnnicpAli.
tee tDcnrrtng debts should ba required 10 pro.
vide special fund 10 meet III. interest charge.
and sinking fund that would pay Ne drl,t n
maturity. III this wore dOue, thu purchaser IN
th0 bonds, b6ing assured III tho legality III
their ISSUE. would ~ willing 10 my ~ o.
HANGED pFlco for them. And the taxpayer would
b asenrud that Ais rights were mol trcspAsssd
upon by reckless issue Of buul1s beyond tho
Limitation imposed By law.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

iosai ,.t.t..tst.t ..s,........e. kfa4lis5
Jaw bes' iomshsse educational. charitable,
AMI penal Institutions has attracted tile Atus.
ton and engaged Tho thoughts u MANY of tbo
isst minds aud philanshropis,s of lin day
Ito raNnls hAs bon, III most caAss, u create
Adiistpnai Hupsfsi*ury boards, ~nnh ~ eIJaKtGA
~ Charities" Communication, r. etc. Ill III
which are expensive, aid impose additional
burdens 0n tile Taxpayers.
tn examination Of the workings % tho sys.
TIN, am clear In The opinion that, Instead OF
Increasing supervising bnrsit, the h.sl thIng
to d, Ia the interest Of good government and
eco 'nmy, would DO 70 reduce tho number II
bpaiLs.
II ri" csocin ,synary institutions III tho ts,a,u
were ilaccd under uI,e silDard III Control rnu.
Sitting " three in.mbers, Who should l,n paid 4
TAR salary and actual travelling expenees. aud
" pmpeIlcdto give iAnlr whole attention 10
the institutions, ! nm sssistoh frnm my two
years oiscrysiion and expericnce, that il would
10 fund To work ~ Tho Advansa 10 N bntL tho
NtHto aud thu Institutions
THO Normal school nhnnd be- placed In charge
q .he nsecn's y ,Ae tniver.i',; Tho Agri-
cultural College, l*ng m inssIl ,iil0n III Iernl.
lar ch. racier. shonlL In Tx, a. II ii Tho Ra-
svfm srhooi. h.iis ID decree penal, should 10
placed under the supervision III the Executive
~ are Tho peniient'sries liy adopting this sys.
tenn, there wcnlh hc secured direct irsf oiisl-
, ,....,'s r,mrl,r',, Q, administration. ard
lnn-t netc..arsly rrow mp, owing 10 t.e
fact that she variols elren,asynary Institutions
a.e srat'sfed art.iiad thu state. instead III bc-
.ns Al iocaiea 4. ne pIAce, which should have
h.fn Tue u ,lirt froin Tie first Tho purchase
81 ruppiios, 1tsh IN fnel, grocerie.. etc, in
large 1annsiii y By public bids. would b. mado
y ii.a minimum market RATS: the keeping 0f
HE ho ~ u tim institutions III unf0im sim
pie mariner, y. NIL work results which wonld
~ ilinr eeonnnf save thousands Of dollars IN.
nnAli, ~ ihn Hate, and ~ thu same tImo BIZ
lc'.siicsAl ~ the ns'i,n'l,ns Tho proposition
\ further cunmfnis.i biz tho additional fact
lhst there Nunad b. Int thrre boards with
which y M, Ike 20 Elements Ia plsae VI ton which
Nc hhvu under tho pr.rsht system.
IONA WEATHER xkEvteg
Tho kevensaahth General Assembly osiAb-
lished - central station for ths lows Weather
Nh vice, with Gsl.tayus Hinrtcha ~ director
thereof" III the n ~ annual appropriation,
there bas becn drawn Ant expended up ~ hcpL
~, thu Gum III tl,.liil The facts In regard
- tho china. ology III the Btltc, . collected BY
Prof uinsichs Will b.. In the fGture. q great
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

GENTLFMfN. We hare sold aAxvoRps Ram.
esn,lIdly that 10 never sold a(ntAr pgeparAtioh
10 IfaFn lhr hfvt complaint VI /,
w Ata mt 10 the habit uf Recommending pat.
ehs anrdirlnea, hnt your preparation Ms.ia lhq
GAnte 0t thOunAhto, ma W think ehoan Alntetr0
ehnld DO convinced 81 In nrrat mevis0 that hcif
eaartlsa viii Pc relieved. We ksva beca Ii the
andtold syefyihlnw fof ssars. Int ynars leads si
W. fres. " YIN go proper }na eaa hso this letter
Very truly yoMIs. Nil BALDWIN 4 CO.
Wholesale an1 ltctell DeAletp in nrns., Hooks md
stationery. Warrington, Ind. Feb ~. iu;s.
Each package consAlns pr. oAnsnrdt lmrfove4
IALalak Tube. aWd fun Alrretlona ~ No. IN all
It.tt dfukKista snd q Alrls lhlpIyhnul tho United
eet.ss. and cHaMd.a wEkke 4 POTTER usnssel
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

II. M. Kennedy. cx-prcthcnolary 81
Allegheny county. "a. has disappeared under
scme~hat m,sscrious circumstances liis &C.
counts show shortage 81 nearly taa.On I,
h believed he hes gone 10 Colorado OF New
Mexico
wo0A
Tho bns,nes. transacted on tho Chi.
cAgr Beard of Trade III is;N far exceeded tina,
u any prc,lons scAr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

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lt4tefasnT n v h~sth ~ ths frrtle EvrrsS Il.
sha asso ts.s s ~ iug shs vital siansic. u stse
ksste. Many stases hass W. ~e h. Afsse npw and
thss r~m b. gisv satisfaction And H. be saihg
ahsfsesunt ta.im~s
The loa,a could n eseAsra ~istcas Ell b.
ihe Stsiu ~ ~ eslensss esHld w. ac'satssll ~
ihr fvrs pad hy thse u In 90 me i~fufv N tsf ~.
ami MtNstA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23
ArTnnNLY ,lt.sgnAL

Tho frequent necessity fur thu Executive
and othsf btAtc oflircr* IL ronsnlt tho Attorney
General nlskrs n almost III absolute neccswity
that this IN siAi shonli reside Il tho capital.
] recommend iliAi hin salary Lo made tho
same ~ that u tho other ktale o6icUrs aud
that he b. required 70 maintain IN olloe u ths
eaploal
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22
What Presidential Election Costs

Prof. w. G. SUMNER, of Yale Col
lege, who is quite competent to make
all acceptable calculation in the premi-
ses, estimates the cost of the last Presi-
Dental election to have been about four
million dollars. This amo Int is intened
to cover all sums spent by national and
local committees, by the politicians and
by the candidates. A seat in the British
House of Commons may be assumed to
cost the successful candidate, on an
average, f2, 900. Most seats cost very
much more, and some cost less. This
would place the cash expense of the i'm
pending election at S4,S90,000 for the
successful candidates alone. 1t does
not seem like an inmoderate estimate
to rate the cash to be.spent during the
next election at approximately ten mil
lion dollars. The legitimate and actual
expenses of the Presidential campaign
are quite large, and Prof. Summers es-
innate has the appearance of being a
liberal allowance. Ii it is legitimate to
compare these elections at all. the adj
vantage is clearly with the United States.
In both cases it is impossible to get at
the whole truth.-Bosos Adccrtiser.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22

A WELL dressed and clever looking
gentleman, who sailed under the name
of Raymond, and claimed to hail from
Clinton, Mo-, took time by the forelock
and began making fools of people with
whom he came in contact at least a
week before the first of April, and did
not cease indulging his inclination 10
that direction until All Fools Day was
at an end. He put up at the Laclede,
and the very first night of his arrival
made the acquaintance of number of
:" drummers," who were playing bill
lizards in the hotel saloon. He intro
duced himself as Mr.. Raymond, Gin
ton merchant, and said he was in the
city to purchase stock of goods. The
So rummers - at once made up their
minds that he was their meat, and be-
gan lavishing attentions upon him.
They set up 15-cent drinks and 25-cent
cigars until their Clinton friend was
overwhelmed with their kindness, when
they showed their business cards in his
pocket, and left him to dream of the
really good time he was having. For
several days they repeated their over
lures, going so far as to lend him
money, and two or three of them, hat
and shoe men, succeeded in dragging
him to their stores and upsetting their
shelves in vain effort to gain his
custom. In one house he selected $500
worth of clothing and took one suit
away with him as a sample, to be in
cluded in the bill. Yesterday the
drumming fraternity made another
attack on the hotel, in the hope of
finding this man and again filling him
full of the best the bars of the city can
afford. He was not at the Laclede,
however, and the discovery was made
that he had April-fooled every body,
and was gone with borrowed money,
wasted refreshments, lost time, and a
brand-new suit of somebody's clothes.
And now, if you want to make certain
drummers mad, just ask them if they
have secured Raymond's trade.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22
- AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
DuGToRIAL,
l. HISTORY mW0RLD

Embracing full and authentic accounts Of every nation
ancient and modern times and including history Of
the fall of the Greek and Roman Empires, the
middle the crusades. the feuda system the refor
nation the discovery and settlement Of the New World,
It contains e72 fine historical engravngs. and
complete History of the World published
Send for specimen pages and Agents Ad-
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22
I'm Powder Form.

VEGETINE put up in this form is within the
reach of all. By making the medicine your
self, you can, from 50cent package contain
ing the barks, roots and herbs, make two bot
ties of the liquid Vegetine. Thousands will
gladly avail themselves of this opportunity,
who have the conveniences to make the med
icine. Full directions in every package.
Vegetine in powder form is sold by all drug
gists and general stores. If you cannot buy
it of them inclose 80 cents in postage stamps
for one package, or 81 for two packages, and
l will send it by return mail. II. r Stevens,
Boston, Mass. -''
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22

skin ana scalp diseases, with loss of hair, L
think have fully dempnsti ated. Grand cura-
tive blessings are thus sub ,tituted for death
dealing poisons. Mercury, arsenic zinc and
poisonous and senseless things must now sink
into obscurity before the wonderful healing
powers of the Cuticura remedies
NJ. E. JOS5ELYN, NJ. d.
NEW YORK, ADTl 1850. =
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22

the skim and restore to healthy and regular ac-
uerfect acton DEPEND the preseryp ta m of
healthy skin and restoration when diseased.
1t will not become rancid, or spoil on exposure
in any climate. It. will be as fresh, fragrant,
to-day. CONTRAST this with the horrible salves
and ointments Of the present time!
the Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Soap, receives
ftS characteristic name from the remedy to
which it owes its valuable healing and useful
properties. II is free from caustic slkalies,
and Is Of y delicate, natural green color. Its
emoilient, soothing aud healing action Is the
same as Cuticura, In q modified form. Aside
from its medicinal properties. It is more val
any other soap. 1t cleanses, soOthes, whitens,
and beauties the skin, and is q natural pre-
from the heats of summer and the chills Of
winter.
An ounce of prevention is nowhere reward.
Cd With n more pounds OF cure than In the care
appropriate than the Cuticura Soup. 1t dis
solves away undue oxidation OF greasy mat
ter from s the Oil glands, which causes aus the
and tubes, and stimulates the circulation OF
the blood through the small blood vessels,
giving color, freshness. and beauty to the
This soap is also specially prepared for shaw
Soap, and will be found of great value by
gentlemen suffering from tender. infiamed or
diseased skin.
THE THIRD
great remedy submitted to me is called the
Cuticura Kesolvent, because OF its intimate
relation TO Cuticura In the cure OF skin and
publication OF the blood and circulating fluids
that have ever tested, none approach in spe-
cific medical action the wonderful properties
ing the first dose it may be detected by chem
ical analysis in the saliva, sweat, fat and blood
showing that it has entered the blood and cir
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22
The Deaf hear Throush the Teeth

Perfectly all Ordinary Conversation Lcctures Con
certs etc, by Neao Channels to the Nerves of Hearing
by means of recent wonderful scientific invention
the DeItaphone. For remarkable public tests on
the Deaf. also on the Deaf and Dumb, the N Y.
%, ETC. Send for FEEE pamphlet to the American
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22

IT was saying OF COnfucius, "I am q happy man. for
II have n fault men observe It's Now it Is saving
Il" am haT p5 man. for II sick and ailing there
= HUNTS REMEDY to cure me-" Trial size 75 cents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22

Iris said that four million packages of Fra
zer's Axle Grease were sold in 1873; and we
believe it. III s.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22

REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE is the universal
remedy for burns. sealds. cuts, bruises. etc
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22

SEND six cents for specimen of The Illustrated
Catholic american, IL Barclay St., New York.
Bright pictures, stories, poems and sketches.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-07

These Machines have every available advan
Send for Circular to E. Js NOR ElkUP y u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-07

At Gradwohl's cash store Golden G coffee
sugar is worth 10l; Rio coffee, Al lbs to the
81; soap IS cents per box; Mason's gallon
glass jars, 81 per dozen. All goods sold at
correspondingy low figures for cash.
Farmers tell as that almost onc.balf Of
their grain was put in in the fall, and that
such action is virtually the Same as insuring
good average yield Fall wheat IS now SO
high in many localities that IL has to be
pastured.
Tho dispatches now fix the date Of tie sail-
ing 0f the new steamer CotpHibia at the Sth
lto.moTow). II they change the date any
moro . detachment from Rsgeuo Hook and
Ladder Company will lie sent bac!. after their
now truck.
Judge PEBBLES and wife, Of Marion county.
spent last Sabbath in this city, visiting their
old time friends, the family Of jus. II. Foster,
Esq. The Judge Is ono Of Marion county's
solid men, and about az solid a EepubIiean
as they make.
J. o. Beebo has received from the East his
machinery for manufacturing wooden bowls,
aud will set il up at Lebanon, getting his
power from tlie wheel at Niekerpons planer.
This can DO made quite IN industry II Mr.
Beebo win press It.
VIM. Reid, President Of the Oregon Rail.
way Co, passed last Wednesday night in
this city. IIe was accompanied by J. B.
Montgomery. the railroad conductor. p. G.
Eastwisl. civil engineer, aud n San Francis
co gentleman named r. y. Morris.