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, 1883-02-03
In the whoIc History o, Iiediria.,

VI prepara;ion has ever performed such mar
ve,lnus cure. or m1intained so wide reputs-
tinn. A. Ayers Cherry Pectoral. which Is re-
c ,,n Eel a, the worlds remedy for all diseases
81 the threat and lungs. Its long continued
series nf wonderful cures in all climates has
rsrde it universally known as a safe and rei,a
bic cent 10 employ. Against ordinary colds,
which a,e the forerunners of more serious dis
nr,i-rs, it acts speed " and surely, always re
li-yiss suffering. and often saving lite. The
protection il af hrds, by its timely use in throat
and chest diS,,riers, makes it an invaluable
remedy t. he be kept always "n hand IN every
humA. No person can afford To be without 1t,
and those n" have used it never will. fron
their knowledge Of is composition and effects,
physicians usr the Cherry Pectoral extensively
in their practice, and clergvmen recommend 1t.
It is atsnutely certain in its remedial effect,
and will always cure where cures are possible
FoR SALE By AL DEALERS.
, 1883-02-03
MONSTER FLOUR MILL.
One to be Built at Vallejo, with a
Capacity OF 5000 Barrels
Pc DaJ,

The new four mill to be bull, by Starr
& Co. during the COMING summer, on the
shore of the S rsiis # CArqurez, near
South Vallejo Junction, possesses fea-
tures If unusual interest. The Cal ssys !:
at will be bull, upon hard rock iounGa-
tIon, above water at low tide, on concrete
arches, through which the tides can 4 ~
and ebb. The main building Is Ia be f
hard brick, l59xlS0 fee, subiivided into
three paris. each l5016O, the central l50
x60 being the first m u, six stories IA
height This IS to b. I'll. d with the hrsi
machinery the present day cs;n supply,
and driven by powerful engine Th-
Iso other brick bindings, 150sG0, one o..
each side # the mill, are TO Ir be used a.
present as sarshpuses, bu, will be So cnn-
s,rue;ed that either ur both can Pas " i'r
adapted fur use as mil bu ldiug, when
such . step shall becJme Necessary. t..
capacity Of this fist mall is to b 1000
barrels of flour per day, with a possible
future enlarg .meut 20 5000 barrels prI
lay, when all the three building, are com
pletei as mi Is. The mill Will hav. wharf
re for scho ,ners and barses on Tie east
ami west sides, while on th, north Il be
he dsep-Harer berth for ocean 9 nne sh IS
"a load q .us for Eur"pe. Adj,inrng h
mill 10 the west viii be u large grain
warehouse and deep water wharf, 600x2OO,
where grain ships vii load for Eirop-
Alter wafer WY uf l50 feet, another
,imilar WHAT aud warehouse, 600Al50
ieer. is L. be bult But the most inie.
sting feature Is to he a regular wheat ei-
rratur, aith The best Etstern Improve.
,nrnts, To- be 'ns,ruc' ed between the new
mil and the wharf warehouse an the wes',
where wheat will be grad d not only as
NJ /, . and 3, for shipping in bulk, bni
dl,o into the var,ou, qualities required
inr all mill ng purposes. There Is alsu
ronm for a fine brick warehouse On terra
jirma Of l o l0x250 feet, but this may not
be bulG al once. The cosnact for bu 10
ny the whaiyes has, however, alrt ady
nerD let. as well as ali material purch ,srd
Work IS TO he commenced early in Feb
ruAry and rapidly proceeded with. The
ertlrr c'st OF the building si!l lie about
500, 900.
, 1883-02-03

Pendieton the Tool Of Republicans
Cincinnati Enquirer.

ttnc11Ilti i<ItN4-Nh-
The New York S.,Js. whose political IN
formation Is tie very best, has the follow
;,., b;..orv of the Perdleton bill, which
!, Illuminating enough to the Democracy
..Dorrran p. Eaton and the regular re
formers. who do business Mt the o'8
stand. and who exPes' 10 get the oes' ON
o-, created by the bill, q: up the orlsin-
al ,lan. They hunted about for the most
available man 10 introduce Il As Pen
dIr,oa ha. the Presidential bee IN his ION
net. and Is a DsmpcrtI, these schemeFs
selected hira to serve as the pu'au'e fath-
er Of the Job. with the expectation o'
gaining Democratic votes Poor fenc's-
ton nnstook the noise Of the grasshoppers
in the Geld for a popular commotlon On
the subject, and his Imagination iipeied
broad road to the White House II he
could only succeed The SeLaie changed
the bin materially. and st the cad HaSiey
ex,insuished the pretended au'hor, ieav-
,pu MIN a but, iyr ridicuie on the Repu5-
lican side. aud without .fol!o"ins among
the Democrats, who op-illy and scorninliy
rejected the sham. P,or PeEoleton Is on
the STOOL Of repentance for having been
u.ht in thus r publican trap, hutIt viii
not help him for reelection to the ssH.
ate. or iar anything Else To which his am
bi,i.n may aspire.
, 1883-02-03

VIC. TRxy rs 2ENAISs.-From MI. Jas
Cha .sey. Who .e.r here to atsent the fanera
If Vic Trevitt. at the Dailes. and Who re-
tarned tiis moIriog, we learn that OWING to
,se severity Of tho wsa her the funeral viii
not take pace until Sunday next. Judge
S.v,g-, George Kraggs. Frank Dodge and
MI. Martin, old time friends of the deceased,
have charge Of the arrangements dc VIII
be buried on Mamelouse Island, below the
DalIs. by ,h4 Masonic Fraternity, who Will
bui d b,ick vault with an enclosure OF
granite; mubl- slab will be placed on the
top aud a monument commemorative to h'>
uea.ory over all
, 1883-02-03

Wsen Mr. Willard uttered the paradox
in his Walla Walls speech thai the N'rin-
,i.ern Pacific L iIroad should be "a heneY-
olon. monopoly, many smled der'siveiy
at what they imagiaed an improba6'hty.
To-day lhey smile gratefully, and admit
undue haste III passing Judgment and IN
suffice ut cause in sa-d-nic sTinnipg Mr.
Willard las authorized Mr. Prescott to
make reduction q 81 90 peE ton On az
ricul,ur,l products passing over the
Northern Pacific road, and closes letter
Of instructions IL tia, gentleman with the
f,,IIoaius promise: Ii tbe harvest OF the
curreat wear shouII come Up To exPec.a-
tions, producers laay ] 'ok i'r another re-
duct.on ior ,l.e harvos. oj 1881. Ii this
Is not .mapor.Iistic beuevpisnce,' what
is ii S.uulry H'dooms.
, 1883-02-03

Ii Bro. Mills Of The Deer Lodge Nslc
North,o,st will put hack the old head ill.,
stead Of the dew one he himself designed
we shall feel grateful to him, and open
our favorite paper with renewed pleasure.
As an editor Captain Mill IS away up,
but as An asthetic designer of newspaper
heads he is not worth cUss. II he does
not take il down We will get even By de-
signing something Of ike nature Tor the
STATESMAN and send him 3 daily copy,
, 1883-02-03

Special 0reooEiGa dispatches 20 the sTA-Es-
NAN.
rrsrr,xc 1HE O sc. Roam.


sax FKaScIsoo, Jan. 3o-Coi Fred.
Croker. Of the Centrai Pacific. states IN an
interview that the company is preparing to
send n large force OF men to extend the road
from Rsdding no.th 70 Oregon. Supplies
are gong raPidly forward.
NArIoxAL BASK l. BAKER crrY.
PoRrLAxp, Or, Jan. 3l-A Washington
di.ratch saws the First Na:icnai bark OF
B.ksr City has been Authorized TO commence
business With a capital o; so ooo.
uULErT's FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
PogrL.Hn. Jau. 30.-I5i Is gwen IN FeiiA-
he authority ths. Halirtt's entire army Of
.r,dsrs rox al WORK on the Northern Petite
froat. after grading few miies further, ard
e,nulet!ng road to the POINT where they will
meet the force coming from Miss0uii wet
xard. will be transferred 10 this city ard put
AZ work on the line from Portland TO ha-
lama. which will then be rapd!y pushed for
wari 70 completion. Tois will take piIce
within SIX weeks
STEAM PIPE EXPLOSION II THE SrREETS OF
NEy YORK
NV YORK. Jan. 2S.-in0ther explosion
occurred Today IN the steam heating com
pany's pipes, corner If Broadway aad
MAIDEN Lane, severely inlur NJ two msn
aud damaging property To cons derabl
rx'eat. These explosions are CAUSING
much excitement and the citizens ar
taikin, earnestly about legal proceedings
against the company.
EXPLOSION OF GAS PIPE.
NEW NoRK, Jan. IA gas explosion
under the street at Fulton and Nassau
this morning to.e up space Of twenty
feet aud severely hurt four persons,
COMMITTEE REPORT FAVORABLE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The committee
on railroads To day directed fvaorahie re-
port - lie made 10 the senate on the Miller,
Of California, bill, ''Tu authorize the
Syuthern Pacific and other railroad com
panies to unite and consolidate so as t
form continuous railroad between tide
waters Of the Atlantic and Pacific.
CosT OF STAR ROUTE TRIALS.
One of the counsel for the defense IN
the star route cases informs the Post thai
the Brady, Dorsey aud Nall recent ana
Impending TRIALS will cost fully 500, 900,
of which Brady and Dorsey are report I'd u
have spent $4,000 ZACH
HANS'S son cREMaTED.
The remains OF the three ear old son Of
the late Dr.. S Ham, of New Y TX, wers
cremated in LeMry mes furna today
BRADY PREPARING FOR The WORST.
A deed was recorded from Thomas }.
Brady and wife to Theodore \ Vail, OF
Massachusetts,, of the house ana lots ni
the former near Farrigutt square, IN cot
sidrra,inu of SIo5 OO0
, 1883-02-03

I A RoLLER SKATING RINK-we are In
io-ned on nd au ho 7ty that tn s opuiaI
amu.enent Will be 'naugurated in u IL city
no later than the 9th of this month. by tive
or thr-e "f or yaung society gentlemen.
Gl.im's hall has been engaged and Mr.
WaI6eH vii. leave Immediately for Port
and TO pr"cNre 100 palrs of skates. Roller
,ka ing is all the 20 IN Portland and TIE
Dali $, and we are surprised move of the
kind has MT teen made here before. 1t IS
deli htfaI sport beside being invisoratins
aud healthful exercise
, 1883-02-03
Benjamin F. Butler.

Brave, shrewi, patient, persistent,
clear-sichted, au:ck-wit,ed, leyel-headed,
the blaf general goes right to the heart Of
every question h touches. From his in
troduc,ory reminder 10 tie fossils on the
hill that be, Benjamin T. Butler, is ''Su-
preme Executive Magistrate of the Com
monveAl,h." TO his concluding declaration
tha; he vii not sgsin be a candidate fer
ths office, there is Rot an idea or sugges-
r,on ur recommendation that j. not in
sPire3 by an hoaest purpose 10 serve the
Stale Of Masssehuset.s-N Y. SxR.
, 1883-02-03

The rev editor If the Union Is EVIDENT
better newspaper man than the tor
mcr one ever dared so tie. We are pleas
ed to note tLlt i, actually follows suit to
the STATESMAN in saying good word for
Mr. Nllhrd Had il d,ue so a day or so
sooner It would have pleased US more.
But better late than never, and the IN
.o,,, IN It's ,fior:s 10 Try and keep up with
the times, Will always be encouraged by
the STATEsMAN-
, 1883-02-03

NJ DaAs,n, a scientist ~no has been
invest. .a,,rr ,',s RS urc-s f the North
ives, Territory, has discovered aImos' in
exhlu,t;b!e dep SITS of ca! il the Bow
andBIly r.serres.ons. HecIa.ms that the
the supply in a single square mile N some
sections Is equal to 100000 tons. THIS
IS aa imp.I an; discovery, and OF more
importance 10 the settlers than the finding
~ ,,r1I mines
, 1883-02-03

STEEL RaILS.-Tbe mslls o. Pueblo, rol
or 40, are tit-ei up for making steel rail-
only. Il which they tara out 1000 per da,.
Thr use of iron rail> Is fast going out OF dat
The yearly product Of steel rails is mus
crater this than las. year. The shippent oi
iron rails from abroad has almost entirely
stn, pet, while steel rails have been export
IN few months 5O5,0lI tons.
, 1883-02-03

The Chisaso T.nss cruelty SAYS that
Senator Laphsm AYERS that he knows Of
no more important power attached I" the
Office Of President. 'iian the power 10 draw
his sainry This Is furry criticism from
man vhose power tc 6rsw his salary as
Uui,sd Sts.e. Ser.al-r : far superior to
his ah!iiry To ca.n i.
, 1883-02-03

In the dgzsn years s.nce Dickens died
over 100000 copies of his books have
been sold in Great Britain, and he Is the
author of whom TIE elder B-Grett once
asked -.Wh, Is Dckensl N hing bat 4
reporter, ana I've 90; plenty Of better
ones on the Herald"
, 1883-02-03

Redpi,h says he wOu.d rather kiss the
h1nT OF the mU,iererS OF PLonx PARK
than touch the hem Of the garments Of
Gladstone or Bright Redpa,h aud M">t
would make line pair 10 draw 10.
, 1883-02-03
PRICE LIST:
Every line of Goods we i'm this Price LIST has been
Cut D0wn from 33 to 50 per cent.
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS:

Armure, 8rccades, u!
Heav,C Srges,a a staIes- l5c
V-r,C ChaceSu o,hs ard eelle zoe.
VOL Id M.r~san BliI,ntes,
and Tusr linked and reduced t" 3ISc
45-.,cbh- all Cm.rs H.r and 5
Sinch,x heavyal w.,l shades.
uaId Push.s PLAIN Dot ooan black aud clsd
rahs, adamee etc, 80
Back 81 ksasL L,a asn IN New Yhk
pLr Dress rksarM MsiA Figures
D- choice marked Iric.s
, 1883-02-03

I;iz the same everywhere. They are
all alike. They are male so They can't
help it. The Elnlirs 1drertissr SAYS that
''the reporters in Rochester Wear badges.
They are 50 modest that nobody would be
able Otherwise u recognize them
, 1883-02-03

Johnson's method Of beating Alex
Reed is on par with that ef the southern
dsrkey who chucklsd gleefully when he
discovered ,ha, the way b bea, the gov
ernment ou. Of three cents every time he
posted letter was 10 slip it IN ''when de
pos e.ffiee boss haini alookin-
, 1883-02-03

When one finds I!euty Il editorials
pitching into light reading aud ye'low-coy-
cred literature, one nay be sure that the
Congressional Record is safe for some time
Ia come
, 1883-02-03

1t Is teliered that the new postal card
With flap over the writing viii cause
pos,.'sf;e- ofic.a ais to neca,ne cr.ss-ey.d in
attempting To iook under the fsp u. Bee
the writing. People will watch thr de-
veiopments with much in'er-sf, and the
frss cross-yed postof6cs clerk should b
given the {. b
, 1883-02-03

The Breeder and Spo'tsssda, pabhshed
in San Francisco, is by far the best paper
representing its tile on the P@ede slope
By the way the bes. is always the cheap
, 1883-02-03
LOG ROLLING.


VILE on a Eun.trs excursion in The grea. coal
anl WOO gion Carbon3ale, Pa, the VT ter met
Wi Ii.I Col. luuhe- man Accustomed TO life and
labor in th= for ST from early mani ooi, be was 3
true Kn gh- of the Az. Many tire nal film BE-
f,- Lis rin-iny s,ro e., nj fleets Of RATS had borne
aray to market the sawel p7olue Coil Is a char
ac.er ar if Oscar liei- right in s,yipg that all
noyenen-s in aukin ierei labor are graceful. our
fier liam. rippe for his labor. and attacking
4 TIRE as Ric.isrl /. assaulted th= heavy doors Of
Font Re Byeufs castle, must have presented an sa-
Ili-ab!s I;e.ure.
oae d.v. boxever,-but let him tell the story him
self, as he told i 10 ue:
Nv sOui in the ~oois, you know, trying to start
10. down I'LL. Ti1nkin, ecali sc; better pur-
chase from tn xer SIDE tackled il there with my
loe--oIl ng Look and threw my weight on the lever
Se sta..e she dr. but as lack would have It before
oul set ont Of tts= way. she oiled right over ne
II !, hadn't been for ot CT small Eabs and brush
Iyin. IN the road. which lifted her up she'd crush
ei me aa.s A. il was got up without broken
bona tat with soIn. mighty bad bruises.
.T1en ycu were all night" saii hi- an iior.
Not by bi=ra siynf, stransef- l soos COLI
racurar;sm Sc. n rid if hadn't be I'D of BESsOSS
clPcISCE POROUS PLAsTERs and used en-. MS
nv opnion shouli never have nadr another CHIP
fy. Bat the cIrc ne took hold quick. And I'm 'hout
IS goo Is n=w But there's one thing you kin cal
k:la.e On II : al n-vrf vrsstle NTH another log
uni... have TIE advantage CT tie groani. Fur. IS
told ron hforr Il II haint ben for them brushes Up
teen s1nassea 50 you could a soH ne for door
mat"
not keep scu writing. The word cAPCISE CIT N
the center cf the gsnnine. Price Is eenis-
6aiayy Z Jyiason, c,en1a, Ysx Yak.
, 1883-02-03

Ike only way the STATESMAN Knows 10
keep people from Perlshing IN the Arctic
regions Is f1r them to stay away from
there. II give this advice free OF charge.
, 1883-02-03
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING:

Some very styles heavy Tweed Suits boys 81
B,s Cashmere Suits reduced from 81 t. 81 30
Sl-i Cashmere ST, les, 80. 50
Mems heavy Cassner- Ulst 81 40
Men Heavy Chihchlia Ul-ters S.
Mems II avy c mderrtt. 0v-rcu.ts re.luced to So
Extra S'"u Meiino ck-, 3 prs Soc
Mems knit Woo. Sucks reduced Ia.
CIuuded MeTnD Shir's and Drawers. nd 75c
H-avy white Mer,n" Shirts and Drawers, 65 and zoe
Mems Lined Gauntlet Gloves, Zoe former Prce 81 %
, 1883-02-03

The Cameruns have list a large portion
Of the Republican vote of Pennsylvania,
but have net they gained the friendship
ami suppor, Of Mr. Dana and his San !
, 1883-02-03

Fred Plck!e, an Alle.hauy tanner, con-
mitted SUICIDE by eating his throat, on
Saturday last Wonder ~hat spured his
pickle 10 cause him 10 do such an ac;!
, 1883-02-03

The OIL Clry Eii-ord remarks The cnri-
ous fact tiat the man who needs them
least receives the most invitations to dine.
, 1883-02-03

The japanese believe the first man MAS
Hu Sns, Who made his wife Of clay and
baked her forty days. No wcpder II she
proved c.usty and perhaps \ little cracked
, 1883-02-03

Il i. 'Ae Fall River, Mass, Herald
which has discovered that ''Gambetta was
tire BenjsnliG +. Bd'ler of France"
, 1883-02-03
HOUSE FURNISHING cCOCS:

Heavy All Linen T,weing, L 4,d.fn
Bleached dc, sfrS
Fine Tail 20 do I0 frSl
Iarg. S ze all Linen D4na@ Towels. 163c
Ex Lars-
Heavy all Linen T ,ble Dama,k, 36 nd SOC
On Dyed Turkey R-d 5and
All Line" Lunch and d nner Napk rs 9Jcan
II avy Twill Flannel, 7nehx VIDE
Large heavy ally so Blankets pair
- 81 Bed dCrnf,rt 10
B.l
Sheeiin.s
, 1883-02-03
BOOTS AND SHOES:

Having hand large of the leading Eastern
and California Brands haze made ductonS on such
Vast scale that every person should prices and COM
pare with what they have been paying in other houses
, 1883-02-03

1t must ne a sad pleasure To DAVID Di-
Wis to effect that no man can I'll the chair
he viii vacste IN the Senate.
, 1883-02-03

The ongon ShSrt Line all pas within
about fifteen miles Of Boise City.
, 1883-02-03

Tas Boston Post prefers Oscar Wide 10
the ssnsuinsry Herr Most.
, 1883-02-03

Sheriff Baird, Just down frnza Boise, reports
tine quite lively in thA. city
, 1883-02-03
ST. Paul's Scnool, waIla walla-

ST. Pauls Scnool, walla WaIla-
This sch'ol for girls will enter upon its
eleventh year THURSDAY, September Z, 1882.
The instruction will be of the most thorough
character, the discipline strict but kind, the
honS- happy home.
Tn, Music and Art Departments will be
under the direction of especially competent
Teachers
P..-.icaIar attention givea to primary
scholars.
For further particulars address:
Ii. d. LATHROP. D. D.,
augI2-vtf Wal!a Walla, w. T.
, 1883-02-03

In the first place propose represent what ne lave
IN ,,n words in language that children understand
and we perceive no necessity of smoherng common serse
with language used in mining explosions
, 1883-02-03

This may be had enough world, but
may not be the worst one III the universe
either.
, 1883-02-03
luNsss. f:a:.s:. POSTS, POLES,
SHINGLES. LATHS,
Side,calk Material, &c.

The Oregon Imrroveraen: Co. is prepared 70
furnish the above on or:er at short H%1iee $40
=, ,uest market prices, delivered at al points
on line 81 r z, At WAllA Waiia pFisss "a
freight. Frsm Malt. Ms!ia SPECIAL Pfiees tot
iehei's WA l2sar--
, 1883-02-03
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, ETC.:

lir Ms Heav, hbd The N ns fr school l2se
Ch ldrens all wd Hose choicest 3pro or o0c
Co oce III NJ sses Hse
l. de- Rib Mrrln" Hose o
Lid e. Ha Rnrbvd F.. Srire Hse 25c.
Uuu>ua avalur il Lnios NJ ro Vea and
sChd, b and Misses Mno Underwear Value, ns only
cents each
Laces, Embroi les Ribbons, COses Coycs, Tics, ETC.,
Cut DOWn 40 per cent.
, 1883-02-03

In the next place the people Of this entire territory Knew
the class OF gccds we e.p they always de irabr they
,re reyer od-we don't let them get cid; al! OF the goods
we cier to-day purchased during The past four nonls
and are the most desirable be found in the American
ket.
, 1883-02-03

We place our views before the public the Platform Of
their own judgmen represent things precisely as they
exist, and Use no graveyard language to give them mas
nary yaue simply say, if person in the territory
wants desirable Dry Goods CIoIhing 'r Eo"ts and Shoes
they can buy them SO per mt cheaper oni us TO day than
they could two weeks ago, This is plain siaemen is
easily understood and stand prepared TO prove it.
, 1883-02-03

Curtain Nets. Cretonnes, etc., in endless variety.
, 1883-02-03

One Of the counsel for the defense In
th. star route cases informs the Post thai
the Brady, Dorsey aud Wait recent ana
impending TRIALS will cost fully 500, 900,
Of whlch Brady and Dorsey are reported u
have spent So, GOO ach-
, 1883-02-03

BRADY PREPARING FOR THE WORST.
A deed was recorded from Thomas }.
Brady and wife To Theodore \ Vail, ol
Massachusetts,, of the house ana lots ni
the former near Farrigutt square, IN cot
sideratiun Of Sl25, 900.
, 1883-02-03
HASS's son cREMATED.

The remaius of the three ear old son oi
the late Dr.. 5. Ham, Of New TX, werf
cremated III LeMry mes furna e today
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-10

Thu ,r.tfass~i~,un will offer M ,af.l-
l;o MA, - H., l,,ir f,~~,,nig W.
Liberty. Iowa, over 80 head Of
chuic"iy bred Short horn cattle. con-
sisting oG 50 cows and leiI@cs, and
80 young bulls, representing m0st 81
tn iaopaItr Families, AMI oil ua@1f-
pa I'd individual excellence. Fer
Catalogues, address 1an.es Morgan,
West Liberty, Iowa; y. c. Exams, {.
$. Barclay, i. Elly5on, jones Nor
gan, West Liberty; j. & Brown !
Sons, Scion; {. c. aolrae, Ics
f, 711incs.
Col. Us. W. I'm, Auctionecr.
:.
| p ne same measure VIII - 'l..s Ss5-s
ell cIE"ota ,&n"oS' - iAi'5a'%
/ " orr @.'ls5 az cases OF liFrf bowels
@@4 i>'d4eF Diseases ana 1hcf c$.h-
co'I!gtth'7, p"'"s, ,'..3s.stt.. l.''}' VI
het@s, "&ae, etc. AE& i '.i4d .9a 49,
say 80 100.
Y,In large trade in silks Sc. ct
/ Ja1nps rorps,,'s. Milwaukee. IL al
tribut.a to Inc fact THAI he sells on
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-10
-n y - - y -.

sBEKDa.x-cfA RE.-.,t Iii.ee spriasa, iosa,
II ~ 5fh, fso3 b. F.eSe. IS, S@ss3A ~. MI II
Sh fb2rn Of Howard c ntes AMI "is, MaGsaa
G.ark OF Greco.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-10
CEEEBsCEl DIRECTORY.

GRACE EptscorAL CHracH.-sc!y;ces every
sunday at II I'd A. NJ. and n:01 II. Il. suaaay
school after nlDrhn <sk~rNi1c
REV. e. =. nIRcIFAL, Rector.
CONGREGATIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES every
Sunday a. Ito A. ~. and 30 T.. ". sunday
school after morning service. Prayer ines ting
Wednesday evening.
REV. a. &. MCCONNELL, Faster.
METHODIST TrisrorA. CufRrH.--serfi@CSc every
f,urd&r III 100 4. H. aud s.Il l. NJ. Sunday
Seionl aflcr r'n"ning service. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
EBy. G. W. PRATT, Ta9toF.
BAPTIST GErRfH.-sicrgices cvars Suni'a" 1t
Ii4hi 4. 3D. and ia5 r. n. sunday school after
morning service. I'raHer meeting every Nei-
nesaay evening. Rev. a. IL. CAnIAE, Pastor.
CATHOLIC cftrgcH.--tersces every sunday at
1t:e1 4. NJ. and 3.n3 r. II. sunday school every
sunday at l.Go J. =.
L8y. VI. a. NcC 4.TEY, Pastor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-10

'tliNToN, IOWA, AnfI' %, Isl.
wish YOU wUa'a seat ne Il sets.nS ,or tho
Wsn. kit@tS watch go Ey t{He way tiis E@nry
l. watch +ata In sasr Syrcw sE@2ci st~c tn !,
tarn,t lass tah The tfst ~ 5@aea4sr fc Isat No
ratca III the a.eds, ana tussu9 II tA.t EgtE fl
ah#1t 0t.r far. hi water II al hiA ts.Ga
lana;h~ ara ever IN ssinv and WAFER, VIA LIZ
s4tsas INJURY II tie Hatrh~=nsgsA bar sa!iEg.
C.3 RAJ 'a0ED.a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-10

Mr.. O'Graav, Of Chicago, IN OK
ipcricncnl shoe maker has come to
Crcsco, bringing with him good
stock OF boots and shoes, but so far
finds no place where he can open up
| in trade.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-10

z, n. Glathart, who has been in
III" surveying party Of II southern
railrC q | for several months. returned
to Crcsro on Monday, looking well
and rugged.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-10

Tor I have used II extensively.
regard 4aarker's Ginger 'loHiea ltl,st
eEer.iea. remedy for kidney. ian3
an1 stomach disorders. II iHSltot-
atcs without Intoxicating, y.
Francis, Rciisio-Ili.o3. Joasnat,
Chicago. my
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-10

J. G. Bennett, an m. y. Of lie
homeopathic order, il occupying
the Office formerly used by DR.. Lpyt.
! he is,a graduate OF the Eanncman
college 81 Chicago, is.a good student
and wa think will be IL successful
] physician.