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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-20

hugnes BROS. Y 20. are the sv,v axc..,,
spring water At Dallas, Texas. Trade sum
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-20
Man,tolia Ealm.

For seven years an.us pruun rr,, 49,.
s.oou the strongest tests as to its merits in
curing Nervousness, Nervous Debility and
restoring lost powers to the weakened
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-20

nm ~ isid, only that the city fathers an.
pear TO hold the limbs and lives Of our citl.
xens ~ nAught. II lisa shame that pcdes.
take The streets for safety Of limb and lie,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-20

bIc,' For IlckcV1
Texas \ Pacific
q hsayIly pine
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28

The republican county convention
resolved in favor u statutory pro.
htbltiona aud then made senator
KiMeall chairman Of Its delegation
to Das Moines. When Senator Halnes
OF Grinnell introduced u Hill provid.
Ing Tor statutory prohibition" Il was
rSfer,cd 70 Senator Klmhalls com.
mlttec, and because a. Ais siAccre
aetacAment 10 the measure 10 Pig.
coa-holed 4, and peIsiaten,ly refused
TO report II TO tho senate for Its ac-
tlon. His conversion to the idea Is
- sndden and miraculous rs SaNl's
10 christianity. For nearly thirty
years rs Judge Noarsc says. the ~.
publican party has been solely ~,
sronsihlc for tho existence u saloons
In Iowa. And these arc the chaps
who now desire 10 champion the
home vs.. the saloon, No. thank you,
gentlemen. as In the fable. you have
'the voice OF the goat ba, tho fern
Of the VOLT"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28
FarMers, What Thlak Yep

Tho sosty.sev~n,h congress. NJ.
publican In both branches, and with
y republican executive. refused. per,
sistensly. TO reduce any single tax or
duty which operates as a burden
upon the farmer For mere than
twenty years the republican party
has held almost uninterrupted control
Of the legislative branch u congress,
and the executive department.. with
the cahiae, otiiees as an aaiane,
thereto continuously, Yet congress
and every department Of the govern.
ment was dead to every appeal.
blind TO every petition, lesx to every
prayer coming up from the sgri,
cultural and lahoring classes a tho
country. Ra, when the great Ma.
tionsl bank monopoly which >roas
labor n every form tina, money no,
noroly Is capable Of. asked relief
from a meager tax which was In aa
sense either unjust or oppressive.
congress WAS prompt to AFFORD the
relief demanded. II was not enough
that their bonds had been exempted
from taxation. also tho insens,
which aeeamalates and Is paid there.
on four times year, l. exsmp, from
every speciea Ut taxation. that the
banks are Maac free gift Of 20 per
cent OF tho face value III their bonds
In national bank notes. that these
notes are likewise exempted by law
nom all forms OF state. county, and
municipal taxaiions that the hanks
nrc permitted 10 draw interest on
the bonds deposited and likewise, OH
the hank notes drawn thereon. tina,
the banks have been given absolute
control over tho volume Of currency
In being authorized To contract O,
expand Il al pleasures that they
possessing this power. which should
never he granted 10 any corporation
bn, retained by In. servants of III,
people for the people. that the banks
With this power If expanding ol
contracting the volume Of the cur.
rcney were given absolute control
over the value of NIL proper.
IT.. thus enabling them n, thci,
pleasure TO disable debtors, 80 thu,
they could not meet their maturing
obligations. thus were these corpor.
ate monopolies given complete COZ
troll over the p,,rse.s,rings Of society
with full power ~ create prosperity
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28

VIII some one out Ut the ~ rcpah,
licnn anti.monopolis,s who assem-,
bled at the court house on the Oh,
Inst. Just step TO the front ono nom.
ent All, Mr., John Farnsworth, We
recognize your Intelligent face. and
patronixing airs. New will you
please explain to an nnseltlsh labor.
Ing man ard mechanic why he
should pay taxes on his only cow,
while the millionaire hondholdcr
with his accumulated wealth II q.
empt from every species Of taxi
You undoubtedly have q good anti,
monopoly reason for supporting a
party that makes such an exemption
In favor Of capital and against labor,
Please state Il.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28
l'roceeaiaxs Of the BEARD af Super.
vissrs IT Howard County, Iowa,
1t their Regular June Scssi~a.
lSSN.


Board met In the Auditors Office
juno AtG, lSSa, at / 4. M,
Memeers rrSsent, Oakley, chair.
mans Hubbard aud kecfe, supervis.
orss and Peek, auditor and clerk Of
the board.
Day occupied In examination Of
claims against the county.
hoara adjourned aulil 4 \ M,
June 4. lSSl
sEcoNr nAY.
Board met rarsuan, To adjourn.
mont, all mcmhcrs present.
The following orders were made.
OsasKEn. that the auditor bc and
Il hereby instructed TO draw u war.
rant gu tho county fund In favor al
Joseph Ia,t.rham Tor the sum al
SlN TO apply eli his salary rs stew
ard Of the poor farm.
oknEEki', that The county ,reasur.
er refund to Michael u'Drien $50
on, Of road fund ~ road district No
=, Paris township. tax OF lsSa. or.
roneoasly returned AS delinquent.
balance OF day occupied In settle.
ment with the Treasurer.
hoard adjourned until 4 q. N. Jun,
q, ISL
THIRD DAY,
BOARD met pursuant tn adjourn.
mont. All members present.
The following order was made:
ORDERED. that the county au.iito,
he and Is hereby instructed 10 as
signed to H. O. Serfiing without re
course, on payment OF so by him {.
the treasurer cf Howard county. ia,
the benefit Of the dcfalcaiion fun,
tax sale certificates Nos. LIB 10 lta
both Inclusive. issued To n. Tobia
son Nov. ?, 1874. said certificates r.
inaing in the hands II Frank Xvi.
county treasurer. unpaid for hs sais
Tohisson, and afterwards lesIsa o,
~ the property Of said Kyte an.
| purchased 10y the coua,y al sheriff
sale
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28

The West Union Gazette d~murs
to Gcn. Weaver on the ground tha,
hc Is prejualclng tho people against
the national bank unl railroad TX,
tortion md robbery. and declares
that It has not heard 4 reasonable or
practicable remedy for any II these
wrongs from any grecnhaekcr. Tho
Gazette undoubtedly has remedies
Tor these wrongs. VIII II please
arise and state thems The Gazette
Is unkina to itscli and unjust 10 the
people to hide SO much light under
30 email a measure.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28
rKxrn pAY,

Board met pursuant to adjourn.
mcnt All members present.
The following claims were audited
and the auditor instructed to issue
warrants on tho proper fund for the
payment OF the same rs allowed:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28

The republicans nominated Shcr-
m~n for governor, Manning for lieu,
tenant. governor. Akers for super.
intend ent Of Tublic instruction. The
"whisky men" Ut tho convention
defeated McDill whom the prehihs
put up, aud nominated Reel, not al
Crcsco but Of Council Bluffs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28
Ualea 0rcsaback Ceuaty Convention,

There will IN a ar~nhaek county cnnNentioi,
VI WtMneahlck county, ~ the teuft House ~
lkN0rMh, ~
Saturday, July It'll issa,
nj ~ o'clock IN The Afternoon, IN Mleet AeM'
Kats IN eh, GrvrNhAck state Convention al SrN
Nuinex. lnis nth, MI UrtaAhaekprs ~ the
county arr requested To alen aaAa participate
In the convention,
ny order W tho uMien Grsnhaek county cen,
trnl CnMMltt,e. H. N, fANSsMnNyu,
chairman,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28

Nalance oi ,lay ornp,c,l In settle.
AleMl With thc treasurer,
board adjourned until 8 \ nJune
7, 1851.
rorNrN pAY.
Beard met pursuant TO adjourn.
mint, All members present.
hay occupied In settlement with
treasurer
Board adjourned until 8 u. m,Jane
Y, lss3.
FIFTH DAY.
Board met pursuant 10 adjourn
mont. AL members present.
Day occupied In settlement with
treas Nref.
board adjourned until p. M. June
IL, lsS9.
sixT DAT.
Board met pursuant To adjourn.
Mcnt. All members present.
Petitions we're Actcd upon ~ FOL.
lows.
Petition of ]. II. Barber granted,
and treasurer ordered 10 cancel Tux
on personal property assessed to
satd Barber In The Independent dis.
trtct of Albion, Albinn township, FOR
tho year lssO, t2,27, and 1882, 30
cents, said property having been M.
scsscd twice.
Petition of Geo. Dents, laid over
from last session. granted, and the
treasurer oricrcd 10 cancel poll tax
assessed to sAid Dents FOR the years
1878 and 1870.
Petition Of John German, laid over
last session, still laid over for want
OF proof.
The board then proceeded TO tho
equalization Of assessments between
thu several townships, md incorro.
rated towns In Howard county AZ
shown Ivy the Assessors books 70.
turned TO thc Auditor by the asses.
sors ~ tho several assessing districts
with tho following resultss
Personal property. no change.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28

jamsstown '".''' ;sSS
Deaf Amt numb /" COS
DefNlcAtloh |" 45a
rs.als sois7 - 10 g
ro,a, cash on hand sso,T Z Z
Board adjourned until 3 a. m. june 10, 1883.
EIGHTH DAY.
Donrd met pursuant to adjourn.
Mcnt. All members present.
In tho forenoon the board proceed
ell to visit the poor falm.
Balance OF day occupied In settle
ment with the Auditor. His accounts
were found to be correct and show
Ing n balance Of redemption money
In his hands Of II ,6326U. The am,
OF fees collected by tho auditor since
Inst report were t12276, and the
trcasurcr's receipt for that amount
was submitted to this hoard.
School fund loans were examined
and approved.
The clerk Of the courts reported
fees collected since last report 4l90.75
Report accepted, approved and or.
,lered placed on illc.
board adjourned until 8 q. m,
June IA, 1853.
NINTH pAY.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt. All members present.
The bid OF w. II. & r. ]. Mead Tor
county printing and blanks, being
the lowest, they were awarded the
contract.
bid Of Widman & Sanford for fur.
nishing county with blank books,
etc. was accepted and auditor author
lied to enter into contract with them
to Furnish the county with the same
Tor tho ensuing year.
Ordered, That tho county auditor
be and IL hereby instructed to issue
4 warrant on the county fund In To-
vor OF tho county treasurer, to pay
claim OF the state against the county
on account OF clothing furnished
Chas. Ludwig, m inmate OF the
"Iowa Institution for feeble minded
children" Also to pAy claim Of the
state against the county on account
OF clothing furnished the Hebig chill
dren, inmates of the Iowa Institution
FOR tho deaf and dumb. The neccs-
sary proof having been produced
that Il suit to recover said claims
from the parents Of said children
would DO unreasonably opprcs.
sive.
Petition OF Thomas Cummings and
others for u bridge on tho county
line between Howard and Winnie
shlek counties, laid over to await
action Of Winnesheik county.
The following resolution was unan.
imously adopted.
Resolved, That the sum OF one
hundred dollars be and Is hereby
appropriated out OF the bridge fund
to build a bridge In road dist. No. 8,
Saratoga township, one-half mile
south or I. C...Chamberlain's. Super
visor Hubbard appointed a commit.
tee to expcnd the same.
Also the sum OF one hundred and
twenty Ave dollars to build bridge
over the little Wapsie on road No. l,
jamestown township, and Super
visor Keefe IL hereby appointed
committee to cxpend the same.
Also one hundred dollars to com.
plctc stone bridge near A. +. Hanne.
mans, Albion township, and Super
visor Oakley Is hereby appointed a
committc to cxpcnd the same.
Board adjourned until : u. m,
June 10, 1853.
TENTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
mcne ALI members present.
The following claims were audited
and the auditor instructed to issue
warrants ON tho proper fund for the
n vuNnt az the same rs allowed:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28

Elk Senator Fenton NJ NV York
nlludes to the history TINT nlalne II
preparing IA "rhc book Of Reysla.
tiOns."
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National County Convention.

Win he Acld M the NnNrt ll0NsG IN Cr,asN
saturday July 4, lNHf III alv NVlnnk u, M, fAArp
" el.vt m drlegates and 4 llkr nNMNer w altrE
Mates IA represeNt Howard county IN thu Nh
tlOnal state convrntl0n 10 b. huiA III tFs Mulnes
July II, iksA,
NJ ordcr of " the National trntrN, cu,a,
y. n. lAAakNH
4 thxtals m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-09

DUBLIN, June S.-The Lord Lieuten-
ant refuses to reprieve Kelly, convicted
OF participation in the Phoenix Park
murders.
Poole, already arrested, is charged
with the murder of Kenny in Seville
Place year ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-16

purpesely defraud or attempt to defraud any
keeper of hotel, boarding house or restau-
rant This is pretty rough on some of the
members of the Third House."
Senator Johnston has introduced bill to
reorganize the Asylum for Feeble Minded
Children, placing the power of appointing
trustees IN the hands of the Legislature.
More reform.
Senator Magee has introduced bill reor-
ganizng the Bureau of Statistics, so that the
statistician shall be appointed by the Senate,
and making various other changes. 1t is in
the line of Democratic reform.
In the House yesterday the committee on
agriculture reported in favor of the indefi-
mite pOStponement of the wood chuck" bill,
and the report was concurred in, much to
the disgust of the author OF the measure.
The Senate yesterday concurred in the
House resolution requesting the Secretary of
War to reconsider his refusal to make the APP
preparation for the improvement of the har-
Dor at Michigan City, voted by Congress in
the late lamented river and harbor bill.
1t is evident that the present Legislature is
determined to make some law compelling
hotel keepers to provide fire escapes. In the
Senate yesterday, two such measures were
introduced, both being referred to the judi
ciary committee, with instructions to report
after the first meeting, One bill was intro
duced by Senator Youche and the other by
Senator Spann. The latter is the most rigid
in its demands 1t provides that each room
in hotel shall be furnished with a rope lad
der. The buildings shall be inspected semi
annually by the proper officials, and the PEN
atty for a violation of the act is fine OF
81, 600, $500 of which goes to the prosecuting
attorney who secures the conviction. -.
~-N-aOs sIOOIms.
ST LOUIS, Jan. 15-The coroner viewed
the remains of the three victims of tn,
Planters House fire to-day, and, after ex
aiming several witnesses, gave verdict
! that they came to their death from burns
impaneled and no effort made to determine
the origin of the fire. The report that
another man was missing proves un.
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chucks owls and ha wl1s, with reeommeala-
ton that it do pass. The bill was reeommi tsd.
Also Mr.. Weaver's nil, Fl. B. No. 50, TO pre-
vent the sale of impure batter, with recon-
mendatiOn thar the same do pass. The report
was concurred in.
Mr.. MUTT, from the committee on agriculture,
referred back his bill, H. b. No So to prohibit
the killing of Quails in Indiana, with recon-
mendation that the same do pass. The same
was conourred in.
NEW PROPOSITIONS.
The following described bills were introduced,
read first time and sevcrally re erred TO Up
prapriate committees, unless otherwise stated:
BY Mr.. Wiley-H. e. No. 100; Prohibiting the
selling. barterlng or giving away the questions
provided by the State Board of Education. It
referred TO the comm ttee on the judiciary
BY Mr.. Wiley-H. 3. No. l6l: An act TO amend
section 81 and 222, tue same being secions
6,4SS and 6,491 Of the Revised Statutes of 1881,
concerning taxation. II was referred to the
COMMITTEES On ways and means
BY Mr.. Jewett-H. b No. G2: To amend sec
ton GS of an act repeating all general laws in
force for the Incorporation OF cities. Iu was re-
ferred to the committee on cities and towns.
By Mr.. BOwers-H. Is. No. l6S: To legdllze the
acts OF noGarles pubic whose commissions have
expired. IL was referred to the committee on
the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Helms-H. B. No 1914: To amend sec
ton 243 OF an concerning public otfenses,
beIug section 9, 155 Of the Code of 1881 1t WAS
referred to the committee on education.
BY Mr.. Patton-H. B. No. 100: Concerning
legal Enclosures and repeating sections and 10
OF act, the same being sections 1884 and
1888 Of the Code Of 1881. II was referred to
tine committee ON agriculture. The House then
adjourned,
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fixed lien on properly, both real and personal,
of the employer. 1t was referred TO the judiciary
committee.
BY Mr.. Mays B. No 1O4: To legaize the or
ga'ilzation and acts of all macadamized or gravel
road c)mpaniee where they have carried on busl-
ness in good faith before the act under which
they organized went into force.
BY Mr.. Rlstine-S. b. No. 100: To legalize the
Incorporation of the town OF Washington, in
Washington county. Ind, and all the acts of sad
town trustee. II was referred to the COMMITTEES
on corporation and township business
By Mr.. Spaun-S. b. No. LOG: Requiring hotel
proprietOrs TO provide fire escapes-those of the
height of two stories or more-for each rOo'n,and
iron fire ladders from tine ground TO the pave
ment to the right or left of each tier of windows
securely fastened to the building. It was re-
ferred to the committee on the judiciary with iu-
structlons moved by Mr. Grahaml To consider
and report at its first meeting.
BY Mr.. Van VOrhs-S. b. No 107: To define
powers of an attorney and concerning the re-
cording of the same. 1t was referred to the COM
BY Mr. Youche-s B. No Ios: To compel the
proprietors and keepers of hotels and lodging
hou TO provide means of escape from fires If
over two stories in height, TO provide above the
second story rope or other ladder reaching to
the ground, to be kept in good repair aud under
the control or management OF every lodger;
notice In each room 10 be posted explaining the
manner of its use. II referred to the com
inittee of the judiciary, with Instructions to con
slider and report at the same time with the other
Dill of like character.
BY Mr.. Van vorhis-S r. log: To amend sec
ton ! % of the act covering public 0ffeuses and
their punishment. approved April Ia. 1Ssl-re-
latlng TO any place used or occupied Tor gaming
or any person found in such place. 1t was re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
By Mr.. ComptOn-S. B. / 10: To amend section
OF the gravel road company act-secuon 367
OF the code relatlng to the Cum oerland roadl 1t
was referred TO the committee on roads.
By Mr.. Bells. b. ll1 To amend section 6l3
of the act OF april 10, 1881, concerning criminal
procedure. 1t was referred to the Judiciary COM
mittee.
BY Mr.. Youche-s B. 112: To amend section
6lS-section l,403 of the Revised Statutes Of
1881, relating 10 master commissioners.
BY Mr.. Duucan-S. B 113: To amend section
81 Of the Justices act OF June 8, 1882, being
tion ,467 OF the statutes of lSSl-as applying
to changes of venue before justices. 1t was re-
ferred TO the judiciary committee.
/ The senate then adjourned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-16
F0RTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.

New Measures Introduced-The Tariff Bill
Under Consideration.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-Mr. Pendleton pre-
sented a rehonstrance of Cincinnati manufae-
turers of iron roofing against reduction OF the
duty on tin plate.
The following were also presented
by Mr. Jonas-A remoustrance of New Or
leans china dealers against an increase of duty
on china.
BY Messrs. Sherman and Pendleton-For an
appropriation to provide immigrant inspectors
as means of preventing the spread of small
pux.
By Mr.. VOOrhees-A petition signed by emf
nent men of Indiana favoTing legislation putting
an end to the monopoly OF medical employment
under the government by the regular school,
aud making all qualified physicians equal be-
fore the law in the government service.
BY Mr.. Garland-A petition against Interior
ence with the tariff on cotton seed oil.
BY Mr. Harrison-Agatnst the passage OF q
bankrupt law.
A number of bills were then introduced and
referred, and at the close of the morning bus
ness, the bill for the relief OF Ben Holiday WAS
taken up the question being on Mr. Piumb's
motion to substitute for the bill to enlarge the
powers and duties Of the Department OF Agri-
culture.
Mr. DAVIS, of West Virginia spoke in favor Of
the agricultural bill.
At the conclusion Of his remarks Mr.. morrill,
spoke in opposition to the Holiday bill, and
followed by MI Cameron of Wisconsin, who de-
manued the reading of the report of the commit
tee on claims the Holiday case. Willis The
report was being read, the morning hour closed
and the tariff bill came up as unfinished bust
ness.
Mr.. Frye introduced joint resolution direct
ing the President OF the United States to give
notice in July next of our intention To terminate
articles Is TO % and article 80 of the treaty of
Washington relating to fisheries.
The Senate resumed consideration of the tariff
schedule.
On motion Of Mr.. Miller, of New York, tine
duty on hemlock and other bark used for tan
ming, not otherwise enumerated, fixed at 20
per cent. advalorem.
On motion of Mr.. Garland cotton seed oil was
included among the oils which the duty is
Twenty-Five cents per gallon. The duty on
asbestos manufactures raised from 20 to
p per cent advalOreIn. The rate whiting
anu Pars-white ground in oil or putty was liked
at one cent per pound.
Mr. Gorman moved IN make the duty on bichr0-
mate OF potash zig instead OF cents per pound.
After some debate, Mr.. ingalls, rose TO move TO
strike ont the item, with a view to putting hi
chroma;e OF potash on the free LIST, but Mr.. Win
Com having been previously recognized to move
TO go into executive session, Mr.. lngalla'S
motion was not in order. Mr. WindOm's motion
WAS agreed to-46 70 leland the Senate, at $50,
went into executive session. At 6:35 the doors
were opened, aLd the Senate adjourned.