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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13
LASHISGTON LETTER.
Ill., d Serthem Capital Steadily
Es.lns I,to The South.
! ll.I,aiy Dollar Unawed by the
| Eluit sf,he Bloody'shirf'
\ & Patent Laws Have Done for
Its american People.
n n Slow on Their Repeal-An
lrEbfs Marvellous Ship.

ornioAasae Of we ,a oNi .,,
kABglon, Marcn io.-ihe three
saihsln tragedies seem 10 nave
stHlin ielardlng the transfer OF
ben sesiln 10 the southern
Commercial agencies ana
ply journals estimate the
~ y manufacturing capital,
tnsi nom the North to the
anvsaslwo niontl's,st twenty
hlAH hlsrs. Alabama, OF the
,xsi,S-i the greatest snare
sia only three Southern
aa'a'sy, Virginia and Ala
\, w ctfl7ed greater riches
lntssloa Of Northern wealth
sAuol man Texas; ana this,
I 4 presence OF the fence
sa'falaa, Malone and their
Mlol lhis ely have surely
xl.aolled in vain. When cap
/. hallill o. all living things,
\. a "! upon the domains Of
r "a n s..' ana Matthews muir
l'a themselves must be I'M
wv las renolest possibility of
..i ! an nOt sure that the an
4, s nli'a, q i've or six hundred
A 1.' .a,ii,oa negroes in the South
j, NC, ,a,. h1oaey.loying energetic
y ss. .as IRON the fair fields OF
\ Sb Su, aui very sure that
N. u sI ba',. ns e. having learned
=, =: h uvs lalhltely to be pre-
S',,h ~ aud farms and mills
r %,tS' WIN WIN. never assent to
|sI an .. " .l !, states By Atri-
II NY @l Ac4ailslIlyeness will be as
J, sp Y ., IN disposing OF
1 .r, y lhe red man. If sue
s,,tIalslllug red men and lin
n-sls 'ss Ia. iiIniho'Ditsble, rock
r-T's, Neneed not doubt hint
cal and iron on , and
q crops and soft
\ % a thousand hills Will viii
Irresistible attraction nl''s MN MN
iias negro is written IN time ne
iihenes multiply Diva as II the .nt in'
,s sIl3, eIu tsisIq S.a state ut it
sItl millions Of money '"'9 4
y 70 hot 70, pursuit Of each
t WY , millions, is even now
80 80 towards the Gulf. A
n! l9a Of coal and lion 'i IN
l. .s, T,1'lily the hopes ana
~ " every ton NJ -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

The Res, Geo. n. Iha,sr OF Bourbon. Ind, says
"soth myself and wife owe our Iiycs 70 shi-
loh's Consumption Cure. l. N. brnnswig
co>ws.olesaie and retail agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

WI, viii you cough when shi o.. ea, sad ISL 81.
give immediate relief fiiss s ~. and retail
L. 4. BIunswig 4 Coz wholesa's AA1
agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-13

bsshlIeh's cltauh Remed,--A positive cure ior
| eaiarrh. diphtheria aud canker moulin. LIN
! Brunswig n Coz Wholesale and retail agents.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-10-25
NoRTHwEsTF SrEREsE
ANACORTES. OCTOBER, p 1884
BRIEF MENTION.

Rev. ID. Brcscc is occupying his
raIch at Lake Eric.
The Seattle Herald has been sus-
pended.
The most violent gale of the sea-
son blew yesterday.
y large amount of apples and
poaltry were slipped to Victory on
the Lpttlc this week.
The steamer Warhawk which was
snnkcn in the harhor at Port Dis
very, is beng raised.
A corps ut engineers are reported
to he surveying the Puget Sound
shore line of railroad between Seat
tie and Fidalgo Bay.
Lots OF wild geese are now in the
Burrows Buy lagoon, and along the
bluff of Deception Pass. Jack
Wooten shot SIX on Monday.
John j. Jacobs, former proprietor
ofthe St. George Hotel ut Victoria
aiss fallen heir in London 10 S63
900, 009.
the rate for emf grants over Tho
Northern and UnIon Pacific rail,
roads, from Portland TO Chicago, j:
\ $j4.
i Sephy Mangan of Guemes island
IL ldd thirteen years old, last week
captured young deer. Sephy
grew fully SIX inches while uolng
II.
Joseph Sand with, an old reslden,
| OF San Jnan island, died at his res.
ldence on the 10Th. He was 81
years OF age, ami was respected by
his nelghbors.
4 There has been ram every day il
the Qul.euto country recently
" here the warm currents OF the
ocean come in contact with til,
SNOWY Ranges OF Tho olympia noun
tdlDo.
Ia The heat Of the presidential
eicclon men ana women alike are
slandered. IL is now charged thai
Dvlva a. Lockwood, the female can
u1uate for Inc prcoiuency wear
'UUuShteu HAIR.
Tue grand glacier of Alaska pre-
scnLe Il perpendicular wall oi SOLID
ice 10 tue sea, 900 feet hIgn and tel
miles broad. ItIs 100 miles long
and moves Il quarter OF u u4Ile in ;
year.
l Great numbers OF northern In
1 diishs arc now returning from the
l hop iic!ds, Oh Their way back 10
l BRUSH CoIumbia: Not u day pas
nSeS without il score or mere IN
meaSe .DUat loads going nortnward
Through Guemes CHANNEL.
l Capt iIandes who has been en-
HtaSed in deep sea fishing with the
smack LottIc. of the Columbia,
capture rs many IA two ions of
shsh, of twenty different varieties, at
Il single haul. He was driven out
10 sea, and was not able to get back
Tor slXteen days.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-10-25
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Da. T.. {. WEs?'s NERVE AND pAIN 1rlAT-
MEsT, n guaranteed specific fer Issttria, iz2i
ness, Colryukions, hts, Nervous N;tralf-a.
rleadachc Nervous PIostration cersed ty tilC rsc
of alcohol or -obacco, Wakcfuhess, Helti De-
preston, Softeniny of tie Brain Iltne IL in
sanity ard leading TO misery, decay AID death
Premature Old Age Iurrcl nt>s, oss Of ICvcl
IN either s:x Involuntary / oss, = ard SIermat
orrheea caused by cver-ex srticn tic l.: ain, self
nbHse or observation-disclosures. l.Ch box cor tains
one months treatIacII SLtaa lux. trt.A boxes
for SjHD s,rt by m;iI prcr;.d G RECEIPT uf price.
We GUARANTY D. sR& rsG&L "a
to cure any case. With eaCh order received by US
for six b,Eles, accompanied with SAGA We vii
send the purchaser our written Graral.t tee 10 re-
fund the money if the treatment does not effect
a cure. Guarantees issued prly by
VTOOPARD. CLARK & CO..
wh@-oza1o el=aA 1=51tall l-7ACC-Eta,
PStsEE..ND, CE;.G3rI.
Orders by mail will Iec.:V. prompt attet. ton.
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I.unatic or Liar?

A certain congressman has been
advertising himself quite extensive.
/ ~ In this district at public expense
Speeches, ISLANDERS reiuted," and
other documents In tho interest oil
the sender have been forward to In.
dividnals In all parties by the hun.
drcds, under tho FrankIhg privilege
These documents were undoubtedly
all printed by the governmcnt.--Ncw
Hampton Tribune.
If my person desiring extra
copies OF nny document printed ut
the government printing Office by
authority OF law shall, precious to
Its being pat to press, notify the
congressional printer Of the number
OF copies wanted, and shall pay to
him In advance the estimated cost
thereof, md ten per ccntum. thereon,
the congressional printer may, under
direction OF the Joint committee or
public printer, furnish the same."-
Sec. $500 OF the revised statutes,
US.
mo printing or binding which Il
not provided for by law shall be OK.
ecutcd ut the government printing
of1lce.--Sec. $500 OF revised statutes,
II, S,
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The North American Review.

"Are we n nation Of rascals' is o
question asked by John +. Hume In
an article in the August number OF
the North American Review. No.
John, only "a nation OF fools" to III.
low Shylocks and sharks TO take
possession OF congress and other lie.
partmcnts OF government, using
them to fasten upon the people
thousands OF millions Of debt which
had no honest existence.
Neal Dow and DIR. bio Lewis dis.
cuss prohibition aud persuasion
neither adding a single thought tina,
WIS not familiar To the world.
A drift toward Capitalization" il
what Edward G. Loring sees In the
recsn decision OF the United States
on the power OF the government I.
issue paper money. Such "centrali
zation," aye, call it despotism II you
please. Edward. and it Is iniinitcl,
preferable to such liberty as come
under the guise OF national banking
} II system to rob the many to eEric
the few.
James v. Campbell writes OF tn
. enroaehments OF capital to eondem
. them, and Richard A. Proctor trea,
lof the origin OF comets.
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a $50
know n pair OF laughing eyes,
That looked III me In arch surprise
And, looking thus, they say 30 me
Thou art my own, and love thee!

Just the one for pretty song, and
they belong to one called "Some one
/ know II IL, with seven others,
sent us by Oliver Ditson & Co, Dos.
ton. They publish rs many new
pieces rs these, abont every four
days Of the year, but owing to the
number and small value OF each in.
dividual piece, they make little stir
In the way Of advertising about
them, but describe them in their
Monthly Musical Record. and In
Bulletins sent to tho trade. The
eight pieces are are:
l. Some one / know, coo cts,) Song
by L. w. Hall.
2. Ny Love returns to me, $50 cts)
song by Z. w. Goold.
3. Loved and Saved, 40 cts,) Song
by NJ. Watson.
Dansante Polka, for Violin and
Piano, 40 cts.) by 5. Winner.
1. Scotch Fantasia. on the Sweet
by and by, (75 cents Idyl for Piano
by W. Burr.
G. Calka, (35 cts.) Air for Piano.
Chassaigne. Arranged by Moclling,
I. Under the leaves, t35 cts. )piano
piece by Thome.
.. Josie Waltz, (a5 cts.) Miss 4. Il,
Domaine.
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Communicated.

Now that there il u full presiden.
tial candidacy in the field, the fasci.
mated can follow the custom by
naming their dogs horses and chill.
drcn after their pets. Our boys
have found a V-toc Cleveland pup
in our pack OF hounds. He Is war;
ranted to run sixteen hours day
on an elevated railroad and stick to
his business more days i'm the week
than any other ten-cent dog this
side Of New York.
Twelve pounds Of sugar for n dol.
lar against eight year ago gives
the head OF the household a large
amount OF fortitude as he eontem.
plates the wants OF his family and
the sourness OF bushel OF currants,
Our wives who do not live In
Louisiana are crazy for free trade
II they can get sixteen instead oi
seven pounds OF sugar for tho same
money. But the sweetest part oi
this matter Is that the tariff was To.
duced to prevent the national deb,
from being paid. The effect is tina,
Importation has so largely increased
that the revenue from sugar Is ahou,
fifty times larger than under high
tariff.
am high tariff when ! want &c
sell my wool and wish foreign WOO
was never heard OF. When wish t
buy clothes l am low tariff and car
SEQ shortage after all foreign wool.
are counted. How Is IL with 20,
Jim? ZErHYR.
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The North Iowa Times

The North Iowa Times, with IL.
usual accuracy when speaking Of
Mr.. Weller informs its readers that
Mr.. Weller has imported a Mr.. Rain
NIL the way from tho great state of
Ohio" to take charge OF his cam.
paign. This so-ealled importation
from Ohio. IL II resilient OF this cor
grcssional district, u citizen OF Iowa
and a voter therein Us much SO IL
any man in the state. 1t Is also
probable that Mr.. RAIN Is PERSONAL,
acquainted with ten mca in M,
part OF this district where thu
Times editor Is with one. Sonsens,
Ut that kind fools no one, John.
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The Test.

| Deeds and not words nre whit
men and parties arc to Do judged by.
In It's platform the republican party
Processes dcvoNon to the demand Ut
the people for forfeiture OF NIL land
grants which have lapsed Ivy reason
Of Noncompliance" with tho terms
OF the grant.
Tn the Senate where It hns the
majority, not u single one OF the
many bills OF TINT class which passed
the House, was called up for con-
siicratlon.
In Its platform It demands the
regulation OF railroads and asserts
the power Of congress over inter.
state commerce.
A bill for tho accomplishment Of
this profcsscd purpose OF the repub.
lican party has been before every
session OF congress for the past ten
years, and the republican majority
has In each year cvalcd action up.
on II.
In lis platform 1t pledged itself to
u repeal Of the limitation clause In
In the arrears net or 1879, and that
all soldiers should share alike In
pensions. In the Senate whe.c 1t
had the power to inaugurate legis-
lation suited to Its professions, the
idea was hooted ut by John Sher.
man and his views were acqnicsccd
In by republican senate. In Its
platform 1t resolves to. correct the
inequalities OF the tariff, and to re-
duce the surplus and yet Its only
step In that direction was to relieve
the national banks OF $4,000. 900
taxes ut the last session.
In Its platform 1t resolves, "that
everywhere the protection to n citi.
zen OF American birth mast be Sc
cured to citizens by American adop.
tion," and proceeds to make rs It's
representative OF this declaration a
man who rs secretary OF state under
Mr.. Garfield entirely ignored the
principle declared for. 1t will be
remembered that Daniel McSwe eney
Of San Francisco, while on a visit
to Great Britain with his family was
arrested and imprisoned and that no
charge was ever preferred against
him. This arrest was made June 2,
1881, while Mr.. Blaine was secretary
OF state, and when official informa.
ton reached him, no was virtually
president, Garfield having been
Frustrated by the bullet OF m assas-
sin. Blaine made no demand upon
the British government for the trial
or discharge Of McSweency. and
when Mrs. McSweeney wrote to him
in behalf Of her imprisoned husband
he had not the courtesy to reply.
And when McSwecney appealed
to Lowell, the American minister at
the English court. asking his inter.
veAtion In behalf OF the American
Government, that functionary was
as silent as mummy. And the 70.
publican administration OF the party
that has adopted this platform to
tickle the American citizen Of Irish
birth, still sustain Lowell as minis
ter to represent the Irish patriots
cause before the British government.
What intelligent man can be deluded
by such false pretcnses?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-24

A Georgia lady has entered suit
against her husband for divorce ON
the ground that lao would not let her
know tho combination Of his safo.
Tho new penal code In Italy abolish.
o. capital punishment But this l. on
" making tho law conform to tho
PRACTICE. During twenty years past,
out Of over $50 convictions for capital
crimca. in which the death sentence
was imposed. an aggregate Ut only
thirty-onc executions have taken place.
and for tho past nine years not ono
condemned person has becn executed.
II would seem to DO quito A. VOL that
the form Of law should bs done away
with.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-24

Nichols Compound Syrup oil
Blackberry Is = valuable remedy for
all summer bowel complaints. It Is
compounded almost exclusively
from herbs and from those, which
by long experience aud careful study
have proved to be by far the most
eflicacious OF all remedies known for
tho cure OF diseases incident to the
summer months. Don't fail to give
il q trial. Price . cents. A2t2
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another country. What will you and

another country. What will you and
do thcn, Uncle JocP"
A tear trickled down the old mans
wan cheek. He, too, was thinking oi
a journey into another country, and Il
wrenched his hcnrt-strings to think Of
leaving Lita behind, but he wiped away
tho bright drops with tho ragged
sleeve VI his coat, and choking down
the sob in his throat, made answer:
You will 60 with them. Litn, my
child"
'And you. too. Uncle Joe. What
would you do hero without mc3" she
asked lnughingly. rs she chung tighter
to his hand.
mot much, to be sure, little one
not much" He stroked her long silk
en- hair tendcrly. wishing that he might
DO able to toll her what no one else
wanted to; but he had not the courage.
and presently the little girl said:
1T y getting chilly. Unclo Joe; lets
: But the old man went away, and did
not see her again till evening. He
babe her goodnight" and slowly fol-
lowed the retrea.ing forms Of tho two
gentlemen. Legion and Spencer, won.
dering why she looked 50 pale tonight
and chung so tightly around his neck Of
parting. He felt q strange chill pass
over him whenever no thought Of tho
music, but by and by be fell asleep and
forgot II oil.
The threatened storm came; such q
tempest ~ had not swept tho valley
since its settlement five years before.
But the sun shone out brightly the next
morning. and there was one, ut least,
who hailed Its advent with . sigh Of re-
liof; and that was Joe Milton. Crush
cd, bruised and sorely wounded, he
dragged himself from heap Of debris
and looked about him. No one was
stirring. Nearly all tho others had
chosen safer places than no and were
sleeping soundly. now that the wild
strife which had taken place 30 lately
between tho elements had ceased.
How WINS It with little Lita9 With IN
effort poor Joe sat up and looked.
Where had stood dwelling place
last night Was only heap Of ruins
now. "Lita! Lita!' called the old man
piteously; but there came no answer.
On his hands with all his remaining
strength mustered in the effort, he
crept to tho spot. No child was there.
Slowly, every breath pain almost un-
endurablc, he drew himself 10 the top
of the log to look. He saw hcr, and
was not long In gaining tho spot.
Taking one limp hand In his and
clasping il tightly, he sank down u
her side with great sigh, though ttcre
was a.smile upon his face, and tho pain
was all over. He had followed his lit
tic friend IN her long, long journey,
had gone into the other country.
A little later the miners. awakened
by the faithful Nannon, who had just
recovered sufficiently to crawl from the
ruins, began search for The missing.
Away beyond the scattered remains
Of tho cabin they found thcm-the two
30 strangely contrasting; ono SO old and
gray, the other with \ CLEAN Of light as
she lay stretched out upon y bed 81
tangled grass and shining sand. the
pablo ROT death upon her fair young face,
and tho glory Of the sunshine in heE
golden hair.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-24

Wheat In Crcseo il one cent u
pound, % cents Il bushel, wool IL
cents II pound,and at corresponding.
~ low prices throughout the coun-
try. We are glad the false leaders OF
the &. o. p. don's charge 1t to over
production. Oh. no, the grecnback
party. has 40 thoroughly exploded
that theory that it fails them now
80 they charge 1t all to the cholera
scare, instead Of the trae one. the In,
famous financial policy Of Tire repub
lican party.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-24

To Whom II May Concern.
You and each Of yeu are hercoy notified u
appear NJ the Court House In CreSco, Howard
county. Iowa. on the 18th cay II september A.
ID, lSs@, NJ o'clock n M, To attend the pro-
WIN and Testament of r, l., Connor. late 81
Howard county, Iowa, dceeaSeti, AZ which time
and place you will appear and show cause, 4
any, why said VIII should not BE- admitted U
probate.
In Testimony whereof, have herrunto sub
Hcrtoed my hasne aud aflxcd the seal OF said
once, this 18th day III July 1854
WA. TliEurulLUS.
4stA Clerk 81 Circuit Court.
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5W
Still True.

Years ngo when failures were
sweeping men from before the pub.
lie like u tornado, Gen. Grant said:
II know no failure In tho light Of
recent events the expression Is still
true. The man who can steal over
$l6,000,oO0 and escape tho pcnitcn.
tiary still knows no failure. He's n
success In his way.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-24

Our impression is that the cam.
paign is now open. On the 18th
inst Thomas A. Hendricks, OF Indi,
ana, gave very conclusive proof
in an open letter to w. e. Chandler
secretary Of the navy, that tina,
functionary Is liar and in fac,
quoted from Chambers report, the
proof Of Chambers falsehood.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-24
CHAPTER 4

Ask any or al OF tbs most eminent rhysi-
CianE
@What IS the best ana only remedy that can
- relied on 10 cure all diseases or the kidneys
md urinary organs: such AS Brigaf'S disease
diabetes retention, or Inability To- retain urine,
nd all the diseases and ailments peculiar "a
women
And they VIII tell you explicitly and enphas-
lcAlly "Bncka =. Z"
Ask the same physicians
"What ts the most reliable and surest cure 10,
Al liver diseases or dyspepsia: constipation. In.
91gesttOn, biliouHness. malaria, fever, aguc
etc., and they win tell yoa:
"naMdvAke or Ddnd,iioa :"
Hence. when these remedies IRE combined
with Iehers equally valuable.
And compounded into Hop BittsrS, such
WsD0derful and Mysterious curative sas"e~ = ae
vc1nped. which Is 40 varied In lis al crations tina
- olarake OF Ill health can possibly e.,.i OF re
mlnt III power. and yet Il Ii
/ harmless % the lAost frail woman. weakes
onvalld or smallest Child III use.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-24

Mr.. Orwig, the man who skillfully
executed the light fingered business
/. for Gov. Stone, in stealing the
Swamp land indemnity fund, il edi.
tor OF the Davenport Gazette. He
has a word Of bitterness for Mr.. Vel.
Ter. It Is less hurtful than his on.
dorsement would be.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-24

The Irish World don't like the
sentiment with which the democrat.
ic convention closed. 1t was simply
II lively air by the band entitled
GOD save the Queen" That looks
consistent with the other proceed
ings. The ticket was made by in
dependent republicans Independent,
republicans are British in principle
aud policy. simply aristoerats who
always antagonize the interests oil
labor
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Catholic College.

Mr.. ]. d. Kingsley. secretary Holy
Gloss College Gymnasium, Worces.
ter, Mass, writes: Every member oil
our club frankly admits that St
Jacobs Oh, the conqueror OF pain. il
the best cure they have ever used,
and all speak Of It In terms OF the
highest appreciation. 30 cents 4
ho,fle
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es ~
A CALI.
For State Convention Of the Ma
tional Party.

Dies MONIES, a., July Is, 1894.
A State convention OF the national
party in Iowa will be held ut Dcs
Moincs, on
THURSDAY, THE 2srn DAP es Ararsr
1854,
for the purpose OF nominating can
didatcs for the following Offices, to-
wit:
A candidate FOR Secretary Of State
A candidate for Treasurer ol
State.
A candidate for Auditor OF State.
A candidate for Attorney General
A candidate for Register Of State
Land Office. and Electors for Presi.
dent and vice. President OF the
United States.
There will be a general confer.
ence the evening before tho convcn.
ton.
The ratio OF representation will
be two delegates from each county
in the state. and in addition thereto
one delegate for each one hundred
votes, or fraction thereof cast for
General Wcauer, candidate for gov
ernor, ut the general election in DC.
toher, lsS3.
The following shows the represen-
tation for the 4th congressional dis.
trict:
Allanakee. -. 4 Chickasaw.. 8
Clayton ........3 Fayette. 9
Floyd ..........4 Howard ......5
Mitchell ........4 Winneshiek. :. 3
Total from the state, 4s2.
BY order OF the committee.
+. n. GILLETTE,
Chairman
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-24

Evarts, whose front name Is Will
Lam E., recently eulogized the re.
publican presidents cntirelyomittine
mention Of Mr.. Hayes. We suppose
because he was not president but
a usurper through a great fraud and
Evarts was his prime minister.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-07-24

The PLAIN DEALER Is opposed tc
protecting the few against the many
Protective taxation means robbery
to the producers and to the consum-
ers and a plcthoric purse for the
idle capitalists.