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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

OK Tuesday tho weekly rehearsal Of the
Amateur Pinsfore troupe was held at the Lycearn
and eniinsiitly satisfactory, the singers having
made mar sd progress since the last rehearsal.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

ANOTHER good Samaritan appears in the person
Of II. X. II. Ruth Keelikoani, VIM has generously
offered a site for smallpox hospital ~ Kalihi,
near where the former house II detention for sug-
pected lepers used ~ be- Whether IL he accepted
not whether IL be suitable or not, does moi de-
tract from the value VI the kind hearted lady's
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Or Monday the 7th inst, brother in-law Of
Captain L'Orance waa drowned while attsrurtfr,
To the gDich from las; Maui plzrtstien M,
Hayekost's near iaksxao. He wason hofsvsisscl.
and was accompanied by igo other Norwegian On
foot. The water in the gulch vas high ard -,
took one Of his companions the horse With hssn
The horse made false step aud fell ard ihs fi.aa
behind fell OF, and Capt. EOrenge's brCzker-in-
lag and the horse were swept down tic stream AID
over tie fall below the road into a deep hole Tie
who fell from the horse Was nearly earffs.j
sway also, but saved himself by clingjr,e 10 rock
The man shore Immediately rushed 40 10 EFeGF-
manns and gave the alarm and DIR. EeInsss as.d
others ran down TO the place. IL d pD-rsrg
raiii-storm at the time They sag in tbs stream
under vater and has fee; just touching another
stone below, also under water. Natives vent ont
on the water pipe hanging overhead and MANAGED
to Get rope 10 tbs poor fellow and he fastened Il
10 himself, but VIXEN they began 70 haul on H. he
went over the falls; one rope gave way and b. as
three-quartsrs Of an hour and seeing no signs u
the man they vent home, B1, Capt. L'Orzngs
and two three natives along and rode a.
the stream searching for signs of the lost iteti
One was at last discovered by a native about g.
teen feet below the road hanging To PROJECTING
rock and the stream running him. He Eass
finally rescued and notwithstanding his hAs.-
knee, uninjured- An hour after his release from
his periious condition be all night Bat CaEs
LOrSuge's unfortunate brother ifa-lsz vas r-tf
found, and the coly discovered Of hiss s4as
his sh,r. minus the sleeves Psecs-s Of his horse
were found Haiku. All Of the kanais ~ ilss
East Mani plantation we're continuing the szzfch
on the folios1ng day AZ the guleh - very rDueh
and rocky one and the volume Of the water q. Tie
time large and swift, little hope Is entertained
OF finding the body If the drowned laAn-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Eosrr-ryE Cases OF smallpox were reported last
Saturday-the largest number yet in any day.
Many of them were very light and nearly one-halt
OF them wire outside VI Honolulu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Mn. THnun has shown us copies of papers
that he has recently received from India
Tile Shitesmon ond Friead n Iniia, published
at Calcutta, and the RmgoDn Gozefte. The
latter ~ twcpty-pnge paper lsmall sbeeD
ond is in It's twcnty-third volume. In style u
type and makeup il is the n,pst ancient look
ing modern publication we have ever seen.
It is literary curiosity worthy Of preserya-
ton. Abont two-thirds of it is devoted 10
advertising, and Of the reading matter only a
very few items refer TO local matters il il
chiefly made up Of extracts from foreign pub
ications, and contains little that would give
ore any idea Of life in BurIDali. Accompany
ing the Calcutta paper were two photographs
showing the natives in holiday dress on the
OCCASION Of the celebration Of the Empress
durbar," and one showing natives spinning
and weaving in their primitive style.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
LEASEHOLDS.

ls-ip acres more less known the 100 lot OF
Miners wood land, in Liiikoi, leased by g. T.
Miner to Dccmar and Enders; term. i've years,
from February IL, 1873, with the privilege OF -
years additional. Annual rental, S2O, payable
800 every six months
2nd-77i 2iO acres, known the Land OF Likoi,"
leased by q. Miner to Delemar and Armstrong,
less 3iOis acres; term, five years. from Feby u,
1871, with the privilege OF - years. Yearly
rental, $500; payable scmi-annunlly In advance,
In instalments of 500 each. The lease pro
yides that the lessecs have the right OF purchas-
ing the whole OF Lilikoi ESQ acres, more or
less) at any time during the term OF the lease
for $4,000.
3rd-2sa acres, less In Pauwcla. Hnmeknaloa,
leased by ID. Crowningburg and others to f..
Dclcmar Co, saving acre of house lot: Term
1--WE years, from January Let, A. ID. 1871, with
the privilege OF extending term to % years.
Annual rental s5ts; payable In advance In
equal hafyeary payments.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
The Waters and Water Rights,

Granted or secured to Delemar Il Co.
ist-By agreement OF Dclcmar Il Co with Haiku Sugar
Company, dated July TO- 1896 and recorded In
the Registry of Deeds In book 10, pages 2o, I'll
and 2i2.
2nk-By lease from Kaahiki to Delcmar 4 Co. and
Haiku Sugar Company, recorded in said Regis
try in book 10, pages 1886 and io6.
3rd-By lease from Pun ct ais, to same, recorded In
said Registry In book &C. pages 300 and 2iO
abby lease from lIuluole same recorded in said
Registry, in book a, pages % and a.
Land in ROYAL Patent No 1850, held by mortgage
veyance from Kaupena TO y. Deiemar recorded
In book 30 pages 80 and aU'
SUMMARY. Acres
Lands held In fee simple, ~ %
Ieaseholds. o's CIV
Total.................... 9i7 $40
Total annual rental of Lcaseholds, exclusive OF -
rental for water rghts Si,o'. W
~ acres OF Plant Cane and 90 acres % Ratoons to
come oil in August 1881 ~ OF Plant Caue and ID
acres OF Rattoons OF in July 1871. The plant
taken Oh during the past two years averaged IA
tons per acre The growing crop Is In good condition
Upon the property
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
Cottages, ~ Laborer's Houses,
Cook House, l Store House,
Carpenters shop, Stable Tool House
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

The Band is on hand again and will play at
Emma Square this afternoon, at O'Clock. The
following IL the programme:
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

VESSELS from the coast bring fewer passengers
now than they did six months ago.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

FOURTEEN passengers left here for San Francisc
last Monday by the ". II. Dioio.d.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19


oy@rinfs-Jhe Mist,ess 81 the .huppc
iri.h BaadThe Minstrel BOY. ...............
neiecton-f The Pirates 81 PenzSnes new Sullivan
Maitz -DgiDfes tBeab HGldteafsi
GaYOtte-Inperinl .fueu FaBst
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

The quarantine expenses in Honolulu amount
to between $500 and 5000 per diem.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

It las beca demonstrated time and
again, that the National Baking
Monopolyis the most dangerous and
more 10 be dreaded and feared than
all other Monopolies combined. That
eminent English writer Jonathan
Duncan, shows the banking monster
up in its true light When speaking,
Of the evil effects Of the bank ollie.
land be says:
"A monstrous mon;cl pow.l hat
arisen upon which all industry w.
dependent, the State having ahs.ie;.-
ted Its functions, transferred The
momentary preroga;ive of tic crown
to a handful Of its subjects who, pos
6cssing the Instrument of exchange
controlled every market. now csal-
ting, now depressing ca,oala E;p.
enterprise by low discounts. then
hurting 1t to the ground ~ high dis
counts. Introducing uncertainty iato
every transaction that ranged over
any heightened period, ard hurry
ing the inexperienced to destruction
by tempting them 10 borrow. ttlcf
compelling them To pay before tie.l
most legitimate transactions .n.lc
be matured, this Is tie power Of les.
potism iaaximizrd.' When i govern.
meEt delegates that power OF ;-..
lnits its exercise ii becomes tx
most cruel oppressor Of the people
Greenbaekers, that is the monopoly
to fight, cut the monsters head ..
Just below the cars.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

R,csSille sept. %. tssi.
LII IL..is DEALER. Work Is soon
ID commence o. the Lev bridge west
III iowa.
Arthur Noble has returned from
his visit east; he reports 4 good
time bit the weather very hot and
d.v.
Tho Conventions are over, and
they leave good many OF or citi-
zcns rather down i'm the mouth.
Fact i ordinary business does not
amount 10 much III comparison with
the honor of holding Office, espee-
tally il We know We have taa much
talent 10 waste on common affairs.
Butter brings good fair Price
Judging from the complaints Of those
who purchase.
Considerable sickness here q,
present.
| John Carroll, well known to the
readers Il taa .pLlS DEALER, died
here Sunday morning. He had mol
been very well since his return from.
MINI, Tut he still continued 10 at
tend II work, until some two weeks
ago, when he came to town saying
/ nc" guessed he would resifsr Whit,
rs he felt IL thor bad he engaged
I board Al Geo Wcllcs' where he WI,
taken sick with = fever. The feyel
! fHelei last Saturday evening. whcf
Ii" .oon became unconscious and ra.
nainea so until his death.
/ lis people live in Ireland, with
the exceptions O. 9 brother. who &c
sides in Allanasse county. Jch.
made friends wherever lie went On,
| Ills lying here without any 81 Ill!
relatives near, seems aoubly sad.
NICE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29
General Weaver.


Labor creates anI money .'istli.
butea. Barns, warehouses. niana.
factories, machine slioaa, as'i aiotea
may hc flied with tie lfo.seet. o.
toll. yet, il tore i 10 INSTRUMENT u
exchange. III money, mel max -
isA II; 10 n,ii,i 81 plenty. None.
Ii Ii unyAssity III civilization. i n1ess-
,n.. u; !t.w Who shut fnini 1 l.s
shall Il II supplied hy soul, - 81
p9rat.aAs iitisi eyFaicaire of hatt.f.is.
or ~ liz government. Il 80 aeA
tina, the Financial question viii meyer
he apttet, naiii tl4l- nx.ia iys innr.
Ei.on or government has heerrestur q
until i'll b4ilh calr.lr. li;la been
sapnrrt;a,. II bani1ing companies
4.te III .iS ;hr volume Ut none! and
furnish II. there Will he 10 equitable
distribution q; the JOINT earnings OF
capital and labor. SAM. f.fafg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

FORAGE Eulle. chairman CT the
Wisconsin Republican state central
committee, is credited with telling
Fred Hosn, 4 leading Democrat OF
that state, that if the Democrats ic-
sired to kill the Republican party,
the most cileetual way TO do ii would
I'D FIR ;Ae Democracy to dissolve its
organization. Ec said the only OBJ
icct tie .-reat mass ~ the people had
in sustaining the Republican party
WAS that il might sit on and hold
Down tire Democratic party, and ii
The latter a,.s ont Of tho WY there
,Soa.d Il. - use FOR the former "a
exist. II nt~s Ue caasoiiag ID the
Democracy HI know til;.t Tie aaly
insa.s. t. existence serves i I Ag
~. .s,t.. /! \. thu Republican 1a.er-
structure tat go Eapsess.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

Monopoly stands in the railroad
depot putting into its pockets in one
year s2Oo,0oo0a0 In excess OF all
reasonable charges for service. Mo-
nopoly hold. in its one hand the
steam power OF locomotion, ana the
other the electricity OF swift commu-
nication. Monopoly has the Rapub-
lican party IN one pocket and the
Democratic party in the other. No,
nopoly decides nominations and
elections-city elections, State elect
ions, na.ioaa, elections. With bri5c
it takes the votes Of legislators, civ
Ing appointments to needy relatives
or lucrative positions. employing
them as attorneys II they are law.
ycrs, carrying their goods IL large
percentage less ifihey are merchants
and il 1t finds a ease vesy stubborn
as well rs very important, pits dewr
before lin lilo hard cash II bribery.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29
E.yrli.ree The Best Guide.

The constant practice most women
have ia curing for the sick make 5
them often iore slllfnl tlaa Ply
sici,ns In selecting medicines. The
reason why women arc everywhere
using and recommending iarkefs
Ginger Tonic Is, because they have
learned ~ tic lest ofgui,Ie s--eSrer-
i.ncr-- that this excellent family
medicine speedily cyefeomes de-
spondeney. periodical headaefo, IN
digestion, liver complaints. Pain or
weakness in the back ard Kidneys.
and other troubles peculiar 10 the
scx.-llcme Joarnal. See adv.
sep. 2-p
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

A couple oi weeks ago il hanifal
OF bandits stopped 4 railroa! train
down in Missouri and compelled tie
passengers To stand and deliver
their pocket books, gold watches.
etc.
Immediately the whole count. 5
was up in arms shouting stop fhief,'
But within the last twenty yeas a
couple OF New York gentlemen. by
the name or Vanderbilt aui laAll.
have managed u rob not OILS Ill
scngers, but steal whole railroads.
Yet there is no particular excitement
No shcriHs posse out after titess! NJ
threats OF hanging them 10 Il tlee
And 50 goes tie world Seat'nti
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

The sci. c,unty I,nrllIraas in
u.e,r san,,stina >. D.vnnaa,t "A.
a.,.el gnin,oa.iy III. f.,l.Nj,.e,
r.,t,ses-3sn Ii r,g.r.,le. il ,ae nro.
..,.;.,,,. 80. t,tnti...,..i a.,aa,..an,
v,.s...s Tn. 4,,+. p.,,,,l;a,,
Convention has iii the platform
adopted rlaa. that is
admitted bipartisan, and
hence foreign 10 the principles Of
the Eepabiicaa party, therefore, hc
Il
Ieso'te', That the Republicans 0:
Scot, county .la hereby ,snui,at.
/ hi. sarsa.n plank Iii lie EepalIlcan
state platform is not binding. anu
! ,,e i, further
i.ssa'rr'. That this IS the seati
i nleut 81 the nepuilitans ii Scot,
count; that the Constitution OF III.
State should not le eucnnlhele,
with ,uIita regulations concerning
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29
An Extraordinary Offer.
TIE IOWA PLAIN DEALER EIGHT
VLEks FUK TEN CENTS.

II challenges 4 discussion u IL
Following TX questions, and viii
sivc il premium of $500 to any per-
-an who shall answer them t. he
satisfaction OF Hon. John Nelingii.
holm t'afn worth and Augustus
Bce.tle i.s4fs: J.
lh. .fi.s.lsss iat,rt l,ayn Intrinsic sne. i =
ifr}tt to 8nf ~ Mo- tast.nsis Vi i~ IT,
ihSA its Et's aAi.e'
.4i. fI .4 fssa nof caough gold III rsfasfn
lSu3r ray, !, AZ II I'll. / c.Me u is-'a iRt
Hc. hfsntea ..sza
a.l. n ,o1 fat. 9ala CROUCH. II Is NIL MIR
e .e1u' I'll s. tts.ie; I pts, 10 tl'i IN ~
an. iftae rf5e.llise and means TO rlf ne
e,Hi le III a. LerA piref a, par, would MI MIX
i.g Ii . !u.l LEAD '.nief coupled with rfaihia.
10 receive /; Ill Il iace value Tor I'LL tlass IA
puzzle dues In tie size things
5tn. Ii tie in,fJns!. value " taxrs i that q
all materials hs.sasas 10 rariy on the Govern
| incnt wou'i III Ill u" i gucu oasis Oh M,th
| u L site national paper money?
| t,E. Ma Is IN intrinsic Nana ii sa'd,
| Independent or faasY, IasGipa and itA i.,stsat'
! TMnPl.ts pgAiFR VII " sent L. titai sub
PIERS, ets.a fas ior 10 cents. cas- 70 az
Co.apaaS tue hale
II ". Il. \ y. J. MEAD, Ias4 5aefs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29
Merchants, Read This.

Ta Those subject TO ills incident
to tie resations Of business life, dys
pcrsia md feeling OF debility aud
fsctfatnsss, W. say, without .auigo-
nt.on. lax Simmons Liver Retsaia-
tlr. fhis remedy Is uneaanlied iii
IN thr cure 81 piles, constipation. hal
breath, ss.s headache and bilious
complaints. The Regulator il free
from any injurious nerenIial sub-
stance not disnrreeaaie: can be Ia
ken al nv 'Il4" without interfering
Wits hnsilfss ~ pleasure. II rs
@"nstet IT. ana good disnstei. -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29
THE STATE CT IOWA.
ny TIE GOVERNOR.
P-ccj,aa.icn Tor the General Election,
Dtses.eg ~ 1851


. c,.: IA General, Ficction.
AV.CSWaanI''s - ~. go,
ufsaaer ~ 'eo''
r,,,-.-,,.. ~ 5.,>. ,yoiiN III GEAR, Cover |
''- 7, -. II ~. IA ner IL proclaim
HIN .t - i. -, s.a.ei ,,aettsn III II held on the
iii. = -. - !, - s.,ahrr A. i. fss, tie Of |
sNu'.s 80, - IN Nm "a IN fsga io-wit:
- ~ - - - 80. ..s.sf,ss al ne Sf.i,.
.i,. ,t,ts al tegtratf 81 tie state II iewa;
i's o1's III, T.. =, IN. ,npr2;nn ro,,Y, IN
III. :, ss,siin Ada;as w.o Term or oi,lec
s'sr l, M. = s ..s..,,a i; II
49, = 80, r,', ia, 81 plnic tn.t!nc-
! ,,,, NJ 49, y y. -
II. ~, Electors 81 the several senator
| II Eli s .' !. :. ~, - ~. 4 $, s,,a,t.
-. t',. - y. III. A VIII General Assembly
! 49,. ~, = i 80 -, ti,sft,ris io-ytt.
The ,rst ,,,str.et co,aIso.,i 81 The count. OF
-" 81; ,.a,,.,, .,,s,-,., c,n,asea q. III, ee,,n.
~: - Il Ter rrs r ~ ina me. rase:
iS' , Y. $50 80. od ~ III, county OF
- + 49, ~ t,.t oata,,<.,, a. H. count OF
1 w. 5i,. 7 = :, -
A, ... a,,n .;4s..,a, ,f,n,as.s q, the COUNTY
| g t IA. $500 80 ~. '''f
~ M. ,u..r,n. enYnra.a,, ~ The conn
:, - - , ~. !, - - i 7
~ 1870 81 ,t.t,.,& co,,nc.f., IF 50 .au,,.
Ihe ,ls,e,.a's as,.'' - s'' Ns'e'.,
~. :. 81 Fl tAe conn
ty e. Nh ,catn ~:
49, 4, 1919 s,s, - $685.
c".n ~ 'oo.. .,tri- f.,.,s,.ses, ri thu
cps = 80 s,st,e, composed Of The
III. NH. ,., sss.ssa 'is'i .e't 'o''p
csn'' vi. eo,n.as., II M ,,s,n,s
it.S ts.as.s8 = a.et' y s'i'' eS'a = -
ifa 'iil.s 5sHia o',s' ~, ~ s - N.
'pgii,. IS ~ .a.ass5..' N-S''.'
-, ~, - ...s ,,a,r,yt na,o,asas ri Iae
49, 80
re Phi, Z 3'6s.ae 5,.,t ..,.s,l $ Ia,
ra ,,, u S S,., "a. ed $ &c
-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

Ed PLAIN DEALER, Dear s'ii Nearly
every Intelligent Republican yun
meet, will acknowledge lid, his par
ty has become corrupt III il ifaeti-
chi legislation, that its policies and
acts are expressing the laboring
classes for the benefit Of q few, that
the past ten or fifteen yeats las
been rapidly building up, practically
the system Of Lord ;.na serf that
Prevails il Europe. H. readily ad-
lit.ils lin. We need and must soon
have Il thorough md radical change
in iii. administration oi tan govern
meat. Il We would retain even the
form oi CTR Republican liberal in
stitutinns 10 transmit to our child
ron. lie i as ready 10 cry out against
the oppressive Monofolies ~ any
arecnhaeher; will readily admit that
The National hsnl.ing law Is Ill o.
l.essive monopoly and cnnfers Il
| dangerous power II he exercised ly
| individuals. that the bankers hold
| ill t,icis hands ihn prosperity Or nj
| WI SHY OF the country TT their pleas
ure, and vt and here cones III the
Il, i. m y....rs- far No mon and tie
~, ~. wna esr,o;ya,; .,l are .arrv.
10 IN. III. r.ist.;es mn, r,eas,.,r.s If
Witch In, .nnalain. hapin. No
they sny - REGULATE ;hinrs IN ,he,,
nw. na.tv nt,r,lv 1isr,e-artI:nt. ,hn
i;ae, mi he MIN WHO shape No
nn,;,,as and i.,islation ne Tic pen,,b-
,;n.n rartv.and Democratic. 100 6.
are th.n,sa,,os thc m;f,iea.irss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29
sxxzSgfu ----'-x.---s -

pay the ra,lic debt anil eyps.cl
the currency with money ~. e4a-
not be retired nor redeemed aug
driven from circulation Is t:ss .l3.a I
thunder. Hold vast boards q cola
In the Treasury, and Keep it, moa.
~ out ii circulation s0 astQ II s...s
Its value Ii tin fuulho.aess h..i..
lightning. Ii Mor,l ma4c hsE II,
the dollar Is tho cornerstone Ill sar
fundhoilcrs creed. More dollar ia
the hog Is the cornerstoae q. tn
Greenbach creed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

During the fiscal year ending Va,
], 1881, the government l,ald T. milf
tary pensioners for the Use CT iilst,s7
health ana life consumed in war ; ~,
059,2s0 Inlitr the same time j
paid to hoAi p.t. toner's for tie 3ni
or % cent tlaiiaI-, $40 TIN.
Chicago TfIfesS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

Con Gran; has hosght : largo and
handsome house on Tie north sid
of last sisiy-sixth street. betw et
liit,l end Madison avenue, 9oH
icsS. Price paid $4,000. I is IN.
G,.stoo. that thc General propose
g llahe this Lie future home.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

.Ae ..,saa tse ys.ne al mar. aess. .ailsay,
nal ..saA ea.3 .sAsss /. Malt Eitscs 4"
'.nar isHs r.tst1tt.rs highly praise tifp.a.'
"FhNsieiaa~ ..es tihr ;n.ia il Ills t.Naf
.Taia iergssf stsE trt assl f-eairsne."
s,l.eS; tsal aegi;f 4 Sn enr Shelves
.se.r &C.: gsa 1ic .aisc MGlt lst'1f7.a
.sGra case Iof ellis ala .stel diseases"
ssl-.i-a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29

The national banks have on A.
post ~ security for their circulation
bonds I. tic amount III :.s.i5i u d .Msi.
on this amount thr government puisi
them back in national currency So.
GO0.537: excess left Oh deposit. 81.
657, .63. On this they re, eve IN al.
nual interest, at the present re48,,. d
rates. Of 81, os7 ,6.a, CT osel Il ,uilitni
dollars more than 100 per eeat. ana
still they demand relief from taAu.
tion.-G hirfso Ts'9vess.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-29
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.

For Governor.
HON. D. nj. CLARK,
OF Wayne County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JAMES N. HOLLAND,
Of Henry County.
For Supreme Judge.
W. w. WILLIAMSON,
Of Polk County.
FOR superintendent, Of Pubic Instruction,
ADELINE M. SWAIN.
OF Fort Dodge.
For State Senator, 4ath senatorial District,
NJ. T. GILLETTE
OF Bremen county.
Tor Representative, 81 Rep e3antatye Dis;ris
HoS. S. s. LAMBERT,
For County Auditor.
JOHN E. PECK.
For Sheriff,
j. LOWRY.
For County Treasurer.
p. GRIFFIN.
For County Superintendent.
FRED G. CLARK.
For Coroner,
Dr.. II. c. PRICE.
For County Surveyor,
S. B. JOHNSON.
For Member Board Co. Supervisor,
PATRICK p. PETERSON.
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