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New-York tribune., 1882-02-13

1t is possible that the beginning of the end
of the war about differential railway rates has
come. Two, at least of the members of the
Advisory Commission, to which all questions
are to be referred, had arrived in the city last
night. Judge Thomas NJ. Cooley, of Michigan,
says that the board will be occupied to-day in
consulting as to methods of inquiry. Judge
Cooley hopes that the Commission may dis
cover fair way in which 10 settle the differ
ences between the trunk lines. He thinks that
the fact that none of the members is particu-
larly known friend of corporations may
have great weight in causing the decision of
the board to be favorably regarded. While ho
admits that the finding of the Commission is
not binding, he believes that he is not vast
ing his valuable time in trying to bring the
war of rates to an end
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13

We are just little amused to see that the Three
Observation-Disclosures look rpon those medals likely
to have the same effect upon mans neck as mill
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13

1t is evident that Kelly shindy and Tilden
boom cannot flourish at the same time in this free
and enlightened country.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13

The Albany shindy comes pretty near to being
one of the mistakes which make nation tremblc
1t is not the first time that the Democracy and the
Ablest Man of the Century have been on the Same
track.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13

FoRrIGN-The British Government persists In
making the cloture rule Cabinet question. 60
Austria has abandoned the plan of partial occupa-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
Are We A Free People.

II any man We're so situated that
one-half his blood could be taken
from him at any momen. by another;
II he hads been attacked and bled by
that other until nearly dead, and
knew that the attack, against which
he was absolutely powerless, might
be renewed 1T any moment, and be-
reduced from health and yiEor to
the verge Of death; he would be
filled with dread, and regare himself
rs ii slave and IL victim.
And yet the American people are
taught 10 regard themselves rs free.
while corporations are at liberty, at
their own will, to take away money
the Likelihood Of production and
irade-and bring business paralysis
distress, and almost death 10 every
industry Of The country.
What the banks Of issue can, aud
upon occasion will do, was pretty
well show when In order 10 compel
President Hayes to veto the Re
funding bill" that Congress had
passed, they contracted tire volume
OF the nations currency to the ex-
tent OF millions of dollars in "A single
day, anu run up the rate that had to
be paid for call loans in this city to
more than three hundred and sixty
per cent. per annum. The President
saved the country from financial ruin
hy hastily obeying the command Of
the banks and yetoing tie bill.
Can the people III free or safe
while corporations have such terri
bic power in their hands, with IT,
sibiiity 10 no onet-L American
Sentry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
Don't Sell To Cheap.

Our leaders have no doubt noticed
that we advise voters not ID sell
their votes for less than fifty dollars.
We mean it.
II il an awful thing to admit. but
it i true, that free born American
citizens, and the oppressed OF other
lands Who have been invested with
tie franchise, do sci! their votes at
every election And they sell them
Very ehcaI. We do not believe in
selling Votes. Every man ought 10
prize his right 10 the ballot, secured
lay the laws Of this country, above
I'LL things else.
1t ought To be unpuIchasa bic
either with money, friendship. politi-
cal advancement, or the qualification
OF b.iGg with the winning party. 4
ballot ough; 10 represent the honest
opinions of IN intelligent man. But
rs we have voters who are 50 de-
Graded that they will sell the mobiles /
franchise with which men we've ever
Invested, We want them To get il
full value. II pains lie TO know that
- ~ - halAob 10 iohsh1 IL IL
bought - much below its value
i careful computation shows that
a vote IL worth 30. III Il man gets
that much for IL he il not defranaed,
even If h.. is degraded. Bu, when ii
i bought for S5-the usual price
the buyer makes Il clear profit Of ut
least 80. Let this fact he r.mem-
hersa. and the advantages gained by
election bribery will be Offset by the
consideration paid.
This year will he n good one fer
the ballot market. Ii Il thought
that the price will rule III $40 instead
0f -. Eat We trust that sellers will
guard their interests. They must
demand $50 or no sale. Since tho
ballot is become IL marketable COM
let us give IL respectable
quotation.-tS. Y. Truth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

The Indications point 10 rough
weather just ahead for the Republi-
eau party. There will be al ugly
storm III October running through
I'll the beer centres in Ohio. and do
ing irrcpar.hic damage to the party
that freed four million slaves. And
y regular blizzard" will come.in No
vember. demoiishins I'LL the Stal-
wart ships in New York, and break
ing NJ the machine in p-nnsylva-
ria, and il is also probable TIA, there
will he another Massachusetts. dam
disaster IN the Old lay state. The
administration should put out its
storm signals and prepare for hail,
thunder, cyclones and hurricanes.
lChicago Express, just before the
Ohio election.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

It would be Just awful, for man.
who At every opportunity has hetray
ell those whom he ought To protect
into tho tolls Of the corporate mo-
noaolies Is UpdesrafT has done, to
lend the charm Of his name to 4
joint discussion with candidate tor
Congress who would arfaign him
before his betrayed constituents for
his pertidy. And then the idea that
any greenbacker should suppose
that such man would dare discuss
his reriidy before tire people. No,
no, his method i Il sly one. the whis-
pefing style i'll back yards. alleys
;.ni a2rheacd rooms. We hope the
Nest Inion Gazette won't 80 into
commissions r.. fear Tom will pur-
sue any other course.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

There fl now Il conflict going on
between those who earn wealth and
his" who 10y vicious laws appropriate
most Of Ii without labor, and cor
rnpt public men by the purchase OF
legislation. either directly or indi-
rertly. The injured masses are
thinking, and organizing against
their oprrcssors TO stay the further
enrioarhment Of the power that
seeks to cnsluyc them. I'll. Efforts
Of tho money power to retain the
mastery urc hrrculcan. and the pro-
ple must put forth their energies
and march boldly 10 the polls as an
army to win victory ut the ballot
box.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

To /. RHllls ard II tie unknown owners Of tic
lands hereinafter described:
Take notice that Al the adjourned public
Tax sale. be.un and publicly held al the Office
III lie taEntt Treasurer, In reSnD. Howard 60.
Iowa. pursuant 70 law. commencing ~ The first
Naidaf af October, 1873. tu-Wit: Ga The In. If
November 1873 thereafter 10 which ftls said
Sd haa ben legally adjourned. the following
d.sef6Ca rea. estate was sold b, tile Treasurer
al sad eoaitfg for The taxes due thereon Tor tie
year 1872 amounting To tie sum II Sill. to~Nit:
Lot p on The nc q SSc.. ;, t. a. X. /. Nas sak.
10 j. y. Field aisd Also lot IT, on Sc, q! ;. T. 81,
Il IL. was sod t. j. Long. that said cerfta ats :
If sale have been assigned To Ill. y. B4hcDeiS
Who IS Row the owner oi the same,
sHt thai tie rieht q. redemption VIII eNrif.'
aud sest3 fef said .l. ba ii.;tiia 10 the amber
s'<HsI Nt.Jt Gt5A ag otsHef a5sa holder IN iiis
~ II rlsis, TIE caft .fas ii sac Hltie there
IL h. lie Treasurer oi sid Cauntg. nnias~ r.
ur'3is'aa from sid sale b. made within - 49,
from III completed service OF tais notice.
DATED October 81, 1872
It's ii. w. BATCO~E, Owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

The Iowa Homestead, free trade.
says that the tariff duty Is 100 per
cent. on blankets and that the pur-
ehasers OF the blankets pay the tar
if on them. We learned lcng ago
that 100 per cent. OF thing is the
whole Of it; that 100 per cent. Of a
dollar is the whole dollar. So. then,
If that paper is right. il W. 20 TO 4
store in Waukon and buy ~ pair
Of blankets. ii it was not for the 100
per cent. tariff on the BLANKETS. we
would get them for absolutely moth
ing Wauaon Standard.
For absolutely nothing" but their
cost, instead Of adding 1G per cent
TO their cost, us is done by the tariff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
Saturday. November 18th. 1852,
state OF iowa.
Howard County.
In the Cttta.t Coal Of Howard county, state Of

state OF Iowa,
Howard County.
In tie Ctfta.t Conn Of Howard county, state Of
Iowa.
BY virtue 81 q .peaial execution Issued from
tile uisite If the Il.rN "a the Circuit tuuFi cf
Howard eoEnES. state "a. luYa tn favor II Jaalrs
b. Smith. a.d against Richard Ats,
ElHab-ta hn>ss, i.ueatt Hughes
anu Z. L. lI@A' nan, dttel Oct. II, tas2,
anu Ia he directed c8nl.iastlttt lar that IL liz
goods, f.iai'sss, stab ~ 4att r,st iii aug sanFa-
persons. lands @Aa teHemeLtS lwhsel. .re noi
exempt ~ law fron tAcnnioM III the said
Iifhata Moses, IEasa 81 cause u h male thu
sum III iuIfi h-anD A4LatGM uoliar~ aIi1 seventy.
SIX cents, aud 1900 dollars attorney tess with
Interest and costs, hayalcyiea upon tile fnissN-
luz iescflbaf real estate Il in4 and bstHg siGalt-
81 III lie county oI Low .1ra anu State ol iowa,
namely:
Tie northeast quarter OF SECTION No thirty
aae, In township No UHr hundred, north of
range NJ. twelve, West OF tie 5tA T., NJ.
Aud hereby give public notice that | Shall
OFF, fof site AZ public query, al tile aoars
ilotiss door Ia sfesco, county vi Howard AID
state II Iowa, un
Saturday November 18th 1882,
between lie hours OF 9n'eifck i. IN. ond o'cl.ek
y, H. III a4td taA sale IL gItIieuea III ti4e hB#r
II o1ass u Al. if sal{i Jay. and viii Seii ~
is Ill. as& anil br-t bidder therefor In cash iAe
alloy. acsA ftbesl properly, on sutitltni thereof
IL tttaIs lie allow dbl with tat ,at and costs
dated this nth day ni 0Gt- lss..
j, j. LOWRY.
sharti Of Howard County, Iowa.
Printers Zee $50. III
II. !. aoodiici, Attorney Ter plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
How the Republicans Carried Main

rom Inc Iliclgo TINES.
The republicans have carried the
state of Maine by methods which
leave them little 10 beast OF. It Is
almost certain that Plaisted was
beaten by the corrupt use ofrepubli-
can money, which was sent into that
state hy the party bosses III very
iheral quantities. The purchases
Of votes. according to common re-
port, was open and shameless. As
high as $40 was paid in some eases
for vote for Robie, til: usual rate
being from IS IL Sl6. The tactics
used were, in short, the same as
those employed by Mr.. Dorsey In
Indiana during the campaign of
1850, and ii the distinguished star
route hiyhwayman had not been en-
gagged in Washington. it would be
difficult to believe that he had not
engineered the Maine canvass. The
rarty's anxiety about the purity or
the ballot does not seem to hc more
than skin deep.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
Skial.;,ed Milk.

Old parties can no moro reform
themselves than old Skinned milk
can rccream itself.
The restoration of the Union was
the cream Of the republican party
and tho overthrow OF tbs old bank
monopoly was the cream Of the
Democratic party, and to-day both
arc i'll the condition of skinned milk
tit only to b. retired to the political
sMilI- tuD.-I TX.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

Brick Pomeroy's announcements
that the Great West will appear as
Pomeroy's Democrat, and he Il red
hot Democratic paper after the llh
OF November. seems to hode disaster
To that party. No party las ever
prosperea under his leader ship and
nolc will With Lis tactics aaa poll
cics, I'LL imbuel with sci ilshness and
q desire 70 make Pomcroy notorious
for either good or evil, SO that he
has noiorietv.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
eSsOficC TO kegs3s s,l.

To r Fulton or ether unknown owners Of the
land, hereinafter described:
lake notice that M the adjourned public Tax
Sale. begun aid publicly held N the ofice Of the
County Treasurer in Crcsco, Howard County,
Monday OF October. 1877, to-wit: on the s,h day
Of November ISL thereafter to which time s,.ia
sale had been legally adjourned, the following
described real estate was sold by the Treasurer
IF said county for the taxes due thereon for tfta
var 1915 amounting 10 the Sum OF itiaeis two
cents io-wii: lot zen. III block :. Village CT For
eaceSiii.. Howard county. Iowa. TIA; II NJ Bah
Geek. became the purchaser Of SAID i.ad al said
sale. ana that The liriit OF redemption viii cA-
rffr All! deed for said land b. made to he ln-
der,tgncd. who Is now the owner and holder i'll
Ills own riNht. Ci the certificate or safe made
thereon l.. tile Treasurer Of said county. unless
redemption from said sale be- made within ~
days from The completed service af this notice.
l,3. II. ". BABIotk.
Dated ortoh@ra, lsSa. Owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
OCONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently esred
OF that dread aist'tse. tnEsluGpilon. by Il sk.-
pie remedy, is anxious - make Known to Ills
fell0~-aafistt II tie means OF cure tn all who
desire II, ae VII! send a copy III the pres.rpti n
used, free IT Gaafge,, 18th the directions Tor
preparing and using the same. which they vi I
Ind .tift sars Tor Coughs. Colds, IassaEpt ion.
Asthma. Ersncaitis, AZ. Parties wishing the
Prescription. Will please address. Key. l.. 4.
WILSON. IL ici.a ST.. William, burgAS. Y. all
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

The Floyd County Standard is out
in support OF Hon. l.. II. Weller for
Congress. likewise the Herald the
German paper Of El,aeier in Clay
ton county. The revolution In tni-
district il coming as II came in Ohio.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

Some good democratic friend IA,
Calsaa". in tie Fourth district. sends
a. h ne.... tasty little circular head
~. "Ihe tariff question" containing
~ few question. etc." the rates OF
dGty oa aae i.Eldfci articles, wind
ih~ ua with lew a@aai principles.
This good democratic flipnd is wor-
rira because Nr. Weller. tie Green
hacl. candidate. Is circulating these
tracts or leaflets. Bless our souls.
this Is rs good as We want and the
democrat who il complaining OF
teaching the people our aro.t |
principles Ii 10 democrat ut TIL.
Bravo for sIf. Weller, and when ts.
@tl out ~ leaflets VIC hope hc VIII
send 10 the Iowa State Free Trade
lo%y5i" for 100000 more assorted
tracts which they are now furnish
lug at >i,o0 per thousand, assorted.
Ii L"3" j. ana republican who wants
Il biz !ot for lis district now is lie
time 10 g"t ti1tm, The more the
m"rti"r. ke"r on, hr. Weller. you
'lr" "ll the right track al last State
lca@t,r
ic>, brave for Weller, and bravo
FOR the Leader, that ii dare even
recognize the worth Of our candidate
for Congress
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
ERRORS OF YOUTH

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
- Nervous naEtli4A, IKEaATUKE DECAY, anu
m stte etteets I'll youthful ndlSeretioa. vii. for
tho s4ht' ri suffering hum ni'y. send free IL al
Who need 1t, tie recipe aud direction for mai =
In the Simple remedy h. witch Ia Was cured
Sui iets wishing To nroHt by the advertiser IS
experience can do 81 bl. addressing in perfect
cont tr4ea. ai,i
an!lN 1. OGDEN. i Ceaar ST. New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

When Foiger heard the news from
Ohio he decided MOTTO resign as Sec
rotary Of the treasury until after he
Is elected, which means not ut I'LL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
Congressional Committee.

". T. Mead. cre.co. Chairman.
j. L. r. beock. New Hampton.
V. y. Emo. Hagacr.
W. II. .ewnera, chars City.
&. L. Hannl..., Wet Union:
i. II. nuoilN... erpsco.
l.. NJ. Tlrasworth, ntcorlh
u. n. Mccarthy III. Alss.r.
Il. r. clark, sa~t i!t.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
fs-r--s~sr- a,xyf-s. srgxsacwErH<xEyHzes
MANHOOD l|
HOW lGsT. UDW KEsTOnED!

HOW LOST, HOW KESEORED!
Just published. 4 new edition or nr. Culver
wells Celebrated fssas Oh the ,4s3teat cars ar
SrERM aT0sgNtsA ar Seminal Meakness, In
voluntary seminal Iasses, IapoTENCf. Mental
aad Physical laeapaeits, lmp.dtments 10 Mar
rlagF, etc. also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY aid
Frs, induced ID self indulgence or sexual es-
tfafagaNfe. ~.
Ihe celebrated author, in this admirable Es-
say, elsartN demonstrates, irpia thirty sears
successful practice, mat tHe alarming eansp~
NiienGes If se.I-ahlase may be radically cured,
nantins UNt mae ~ cure III nRre simnls GER
tain, ard efeettta., ny means III which every
sufferer, To tultter what his condition may lie,
may cure himself chea.iy. privately, aud rad..
eaitU.
sF~HAs Lecture should bc Ia the hands If
every youth aud e*sr4 iHaA la Tie Land.
sent under SID, III Il plain envelope. 10 any
address poet ptsa III receipt uf u ceuts or Two
postage stataps. Address,
IhI ttsttkNEIL MEDICAL co.
III Ian ~, sen ierL, n. T.;
Posi- uIiist EoK, iy1. All
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
90 bTgf'E.

70 Michael nar,iiaS and unknown owners.
loI ar hereby Notified that On the .lr5
day OF December. 4. ID. 1879 the following DE-
stiihasl ,,tr: If tea. r~tat situated N he count
II Gl Howard i.ni STAT or I1aa at tn sftaura-
cd Sale. te-Hit: The sw ! Of tbs uhrta-ws 81
quarter af >ectian 10 IN township aiocts-erat
north vi range thirteen. West Of the 5iA l.. NJ
containing IT. acre., was sold AT Tax stit. h, tic
Treasurer Q. said county 70, the tax of ie4S l.
e. +. Lent, Who duly assigned the Treasurer
certificate OF such sale To Edmund Lindsey, u.
JANUARY end 1852. who Is new tie lawful holder
~ ian certificate Of p2rch. 81 thereof; that the
right of redemption will expire and ua.d far
said Land b. made unless redemption form such
saie b. made within ninety days from the coin
pleI.d service oi TIL, notice.
Dated tails It'll day OF october \. ID. .@s2
EDMUND LINDSEY,
lt3 Owner oil tax certiii, ate.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I NE " I'D Tx IIoE MEN Is.
THE GREAT FAMILY TANDkIIE.
DR.. I. w. WOODS,
WORM DESTROYER.
WCaTH SENDING FOR

ag, j. H. sggEsta. III fhitaanlphia, hrs jHSt
pahtahed a hook tn 'bssGAsss or TnE tEhaS
AND now THEY CAN II. tta.p," which Is
Offered FIRE. rtr.faald. 10 al applicants. Il
contains valuable information for a. who sHt,-
lso'a themselves Afflicted with, u I!Hhe IA any
die eases ~, tte tt.fat o. lungs. Address III:
J. u. ~EIiENfN Il sVN, 40 Arch 81, Ph4lvasl-
phi4a. ia. r. q. l.ak go 5at,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

The Nashua Post has Won for It.
self an uncyied Repatriation as Il per-
sis.ent falsi;ier Of known and uni
yersa,iy admitted facts. In recent
issue ii has the assurance to deny
that Tpdegrug. the republican can
dilate for congress Is railroad. 1T.
toruey. The Very day its lapercoa-
tanning this fa,schaoa reached this
tonnty the argument IL Noble and
Cpae-raif, attorneys Tor tie CHI
cage, Milwaukee and ST. Paul rail-
way appe liant, III tie case OF /. \.
Libhey vs. said railway company,
came To the county far service upon
Liahey's attorneys the Barker Bros.
Judge Noble shows 10 more alacr;.y
or ability. in deteniiHg the company
il the co,trts than Ipiegraff does ut
Congress. The field u labor fol No
bic is defending the r9aa against
suits for damages instituted in our
courts; Ct Uldeerufr to prevent the
Passage OF any law like the Reagan
bill 70 regulate commerce among the
states, 10 prevent the passage ofany
law making appropriations to i'm
prove water ways which would be
competing rates Of transportation
Of farm products. In our own leg
islature while All attorney Of tie
road his Influence was potential in
procuring the repeal of lie granger
legislation regulating railloaa chat
gea and Prohibiting discriminating
freight rates against places or per
sons. About hi, salary Of which the
fost speaks SO confidently the com
rany Is liberal enough that they own
Lin, while the people eleet him.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
.1OfScP to Redeem.

To j. Il. cutler, Ann a + II Jones and 10 the un-
known owners OF the lands hereinafter de-
scrhei:
Take notice that ri the adjourned public Tax
sar. begun and publicly held at III" office a the
county Treasurer. In tleecO. Howard county,
IGssa. pursuant 70 law, commencing Oh the first
Nns If ~ 60 b.f. $50, 10 wit. on tho " It'll,
days 8i 1n"Gfhhtr .S,S thereafter to which time
III eals slAa 3een legally adjourned. the follow
lnr II st'I4h0s ,gai estate WAS soi hs tan fr,ia
nf.r ot sud county 10. the taxes due tAer"a
for the Year ls.S alnaun'ng L. the sim Il II p.
ts-N't: 10: SIX on \ y u section ,, II. ~, Il.
II. also lot four on wv /. SCI. /, TT - K II.
also la. three TN y Il \ " /, OF section - Ip.
itst. X IL ali west OF the 9TH =. NJ. taat IL. W.
.eoek, became the purchaser OF Std land AT
said sale, aid that Tie right of redemption Will
eSpifa nj Il deed for said land 10 made 10 the
Undersigned. WHO is now the owner and holder
in Ills own right, OF .ale made thereon hg the
Treasurer Ut said county. unless redemption
from said sale he made within % days from the
completed service II this notice.
IT.. Ill. ". BADCAck,
Datel october 2, 1852. owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

Against Mr.. Cpdesraff stands the
only other candidate in the district,
Nit. l.. II. WELLER farmer OF
th3"kass.w County, nominated anl
Supported ~ i'll the Anti Monopoly
clements ii the district, aIr. Wellor
i, iarnt.tlt,ti with tic Industrial elias.
SEES by lis vocation. sentiments and
education, aaa is solemnly pledged
t. vote for the Reagan bin. and all
legislation in the ia.ercst of the pro-
da~i,tg classes and to oppose to the
utmost all laws proposed in the in
terest ot III, monopoiies and TO the
injury OF the people.
Here is the issue briefly stated
Tho's Cpaeeraff Tor the MoNopoLIEs.
l.. III. Weller for the PEOPLE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
saean ssaA-~ iHSa@sSeEas ss#sz Smz

The Democrats of tia Dubuque
district have eyid@n,iy, det,rHsinod
not to oppose u. u. Henderson IT,.
congress. 1t was nevertheless nee.
essary to fill UP TIE ticket as the
satest means Of making Ia opposi-
ton. For this lafpose they uniGc
{. II. Durham Il man VINO has lenn
in the employ Of the I!iiA - Ccnaai
railroad company for IL quarter oG Il
century.
In tits district they hayn't found
their man In tho interest OF Ipla,
raaf. but search for him next Wed
n.sday at Cainar
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
BOOTS 6 SHOES
In this market.

Fifteen years acquaintance with tho
wants Of the people Of Howard coun-
ty, has enabled lis to consult their
interests equally rs we'll us our own
in purchasing stock. Our goods are
sold upon their merit, and unless
they sustain the recommend we give
them may be returned and the mon
cy refunded.
Ill reasonable efforts will be made
OH cur part To maintain and continue
the pleasant relations which our long
acquaintance and pleasant bushes.
associations with the rsoft. CT tho
county has seemed 10 establish.
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