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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

DIR. HIDDEN, specialist, at Willard's tomor
row. IL to l..
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One Good Singer Sewing Machine,
with latest attachment, at S15: Oppenheimer's
52S 9th street northwest, st. Cloud building. 4
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| The Cheapest Place
1 In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the
Boston Variety Store, 705 and 7O7 Market
Space. Duluth sim
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BRIGHrwooD PARK, Wednesday, Oct. eth, n
2p.m.
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WOOD. AND COAL.

GEORGE CREWELING, WOOD AND coal.
~, Dealer Dc Once and Yard 1922 18th st; NV foot
-: sawed. Pine ~: Oak ~: Hickory, $3.50 GOD
It reduced price to dealers. Telephone connection to
all parts of the city. seI23m
7 INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
4 Buyers 70 my large aud superior stock Of Lumber
Wood ana Coa which am selling al very low prices
for cash. -
- JOHN MILLER
Offices: 1920 14th street northwest Il. street and
Maryland avenue southwest
Main Depot and Mill South Capitol and sts au3l -3m
= 000 TONS COAL. FOR SALE, COMPRIS-
OsOOO Ing every desirable variety at the very
lowest prices. kndiing and Stove Wood prepared in
the pest manner. Quick and prompt delivery. Send
IN your orders Office, lila Penna. ave. Branch
pot and wharf, 9TH and Water sts s.w.
;yl4-Sm Il. L. SHERIFF.
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A CARD-FALL OPENING.-I shall have the
pleasure Of exhibiting the latest creations of
ia!l millinery from the following renowned
.louses in Paris ION Wednesday, Thursday and
friday next: Mines, V!rot, jesse, Tuvee
and EugcHia Dreux. Also wraps from Worth,
Emile Pingat, Morhange and Sara Mayer. j.
.. Hutchinson, OO7 Pennsylvania avenue;
Treyise, Paris.
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We Have No SDecialties


In our business Clothing In Its broadcast sense
is our speciality. We know all about clothing
as we manufacture all we sell. Eiseman Bros.
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s. + III g. :; 8:
slA SEVENTH STREET n. w.
CONTINUATION OF OUR GRAND FALL
s. : F. I. Ii:I|HES.I| S. E! s:
FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs.
a. % s.ss s II r: ns well
In order to give q chance to those who were pre-
10 cdnns S Sna o,ed
reat ts Opening with new attractions as they ar
Sra I'd So on. We
ton desired and that they have q right TO expe-t.
nex % Ne Se oSs na %
for YOU, generous support and we VIII ever strive to
We pay attention to two lines exclusively. ofwhich
largest and choicest STOCK in the cy eh They ARE '"s
MILLINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
LADIES. MISSES. AND CHILDRENs WRAPS.
The e1tensiveness Of our purchases enables us to
to great extent we import our goods direct which
Of the jobber and middlcman.
OUR DEPARTMENT OF TRIMMED AND UN-
TRIMMED HATS
speak for ITSELF 1t requires commentator on our
Felt Hat scS as are sold elsewhere for 81 and for Is
cents. 1t 40 cents only.
OUR WING AND BIRD DEPARTMENT
the globe A most wonderful collection. at prices
that Insure . rapid sale.
OUR VELVET DEPARTMENT
is stocked with the choicest Of brands We sell silk
than adsertised elsewhere at 81 and a. 81 cents
yard, which We substantate or money refunded
Our Department in Childrcn's and Misses
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS
surpasses anything ever exhibited, at remarkably
OUR TIP AND PLUME DEPARTMENT
Is simply immense.
OUR DEPARTMENT OF LADIES. MISSES AND
CHILDREN's CLoAKs
stands unrivaled and is beyond doubt the largest in
materials In fact we have imported the best part Of
our Cloaks from Berlin, direct, and showing
exclusive styles of our own which have not been
Come and see our elegant line Of
CHILDREN AND MISSES COATS
as2.25. So. and 81.
In asking you not to purchase until you have in.
spected goods and ascertained prices We are
sincere in saving you at least 70 per cent
We solicit a call. and we are pleased to show you
our goods whether you are prepared to purchase
KIN .H# i i | E! IS: :: :: :: ::
F. : 4 = ! + E.. 4 e. sss { {. :.
sl4 SEVENTH STREET NV.
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1 Was Cured of Kidney Complaint by the
use of DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy-
II. w. Olmstead, Proof Reader, indianapolis
Times. 60
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how cheap we can manufacture q garment, but
see to the honesty Of every detail composing
the same, and yet our prices are as low and
lower, than clothing manufactured for jobbing
purposes. Eiseman Bros, 7th and SITS.
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Mixing In 90 Wemau,s f..s.s


SAN LoMAx' STORY IN THE CRIMINAL COURT
"A BROKEN WINDOW Sash In EvIDENCE.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, to-
day, the case Of Sam Lomax, charged with IN
assault on Margaret Walker on August 10th,
was heard on appeal from the Police Court.
where sentence of six months had been i'm
posed. The prosecuting witness testified that
sne called TO Lomax to make his wife behave
herself, she having blackguarded her, and he
tuanea 70 saying ,yl go to - you -; don't
him he wasn't anotier and he :snscee as.e q,
her, when she fell and he choked her. His wife
came can, up and struck her with q coffee pot He
and cut her in the arm and neck.
IN eross-examtnation by Mr.. Cahill she ad-
Inn 1,ea tnat while down she got the knife from
>, Lomax testified that Margaret and his wife
Window i0's b snd It that she ser stones in the
rested she ran into the house and rot a knife
and cut him. He denied having struck her.
about six ncScs WITH bat one cross piece and
hi6ited and identified by him.
Inc jury found verdict OF not guilty with
out leaving the Dox.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
onieioe n StronE agt District Of Columbia;
and cause remanded to Circuit Court. Hall
hs enmce aSt Commissioner of Patents; on
Equity COURT-JId0e Hdgner.
TO-DAY, Merriman agt. Merriman; testimony
ordered taken by Fillmore Beall and $40 al
lowed Tor costs OF defense. FURNACE agt. Fur
mage; sale finally ratified and cause referred to
SOD agt. Hyatt; certain parties made defend
ants, creditors ordered to present claims and
reference TO auditor Cooley agt Cooley; rule
auditor.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jtld0e Macarthur.
yesterday, Nellie Robinson, grand larceny:
,frfv doxyo In In urI,r
Lee, assault with intent to xiii: guilty: two
years in the penitentiary
To-day, Alexander Jones and James Sharp
fenced to 3 years and Sharpe to Ia years at
Albany Penitentiary. Henry Henderson, alias
WATT Johnson, policy. not guilty. John
Williams, assault, (appeal;) recognizance for
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
WAAaNS.TEDnTo REN1T, : GOOD FARM OF GO
ONCE good
E1oR sALE.EARMs-I HAVE ADDED TO MY
list ss Of counry both
road and rail. JOHN r MITCHELL. ~
oca,m 1907 SIS. Real E: h't iiSd bFis a ave
FoksALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT HYATvTs-
II vile, Md, IA acres terms easy. Also u desirable
raim On 'e co. railroad near 'as
r tilul location. 2la miles from Washington high,
Eosa as NJ: c"d sEs
EoR sALE.A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cosntry Residence with IS acres Of Land in high
and a miles rom Washington railroad Station n%;
within 800 yards of door. House of IL rooms, main
house aii Necessary ou;budinss: isS n ne sar e
den well of excellent water; entire place thoroughly
qutoe viii be sold Very low and On avorab lei terms
bA seisse 81 ss i For particulars apply y
Il Suburban Residence, containing two and one. third
acres. on Conduit road. fifteen minutes walk from
o river and Virginia Heights Sash Rooms x1ew %nd co!e
yoe$ f" S es in
TER STEWART. on premises wy p''p' see24-Sw.
FOR sALE-FARM-
Fine stock and Grazing Farm, containing 215
Vel eeSsy
rsary Whitney, Of the Navy esn es Bought .. bar
se242w 1s4s st. Opposite E bbaenfHE House
= W.: good house and all necessary outbuildinxs:
Eooa water nigh and healthy: i've miles from Wash
S feis T. ssls sa
IT. Nv: sel5-lnl*
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"Pnr.,cA.. Or D.n..-

The medical n.uisy disaesse often euou~A nm, ,s~,
Ill agree that warm underwear Ct I'm. cbsnr~ahls
ssason h positively es2ntial ny wearing zoe ssuAv
health and cog saving doctors' biils) economy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

Bazaar Dressmaker, illustrating 900 latea
styles. Price 20 cents. At Oppenheimer's, 50
9th street northwest, St. Cloud Building.
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Sewine Machimea

in Congress. Button and Lace. at 1.87, for this
week only; usual price S2.25. T. StraSburRer
No. 0O6 9TH street, four doors above I. 2
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" 1910 HANOVER ST. -.
PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER g. 1884
MESSRS ElSNER & MENDELSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFs
MALT EXTRACT U. s. OF A.,
$40 RACE ST.. PHILADELPHIA
PEAR F6K YsEP Pi 59H any TSFs
Isl ny -, FkiS4TE III fK ( E. AID HAVE
SS$sa N SSsi s bfsSzi. sSs
THS5SEs az aFS ESS VIZ xso DTSIs
THE lMMENsE IMPokTATioN sEMI:MONTIt-
RkiTEP SX YoS lave ,fAssEp a., iSsrEc
~ YoUis. KEsPETFULLY. Is
CHIEF ps MS \ dfss ~ ;; IS 3; :.
EfESEEp s EsEHs & & -! 5fSSSk
W. Are Rpcrrv1sa !.
FALL ovERooATs AT PRICES - TO saa :
FIG =. :.
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS AND VESTS
DoEsKIN CASHMERE PANTALOONa
DIAGONAL PRINCE ALBERT AND roun.
BUTTON CUTAwAY SUITS. BUSINESS
SUITS, IN SACKS AND CurAwAYs.
NEAT STYLES CASHMERE PANTAIOoNx IN
HAIR LINES. MIx1UREA AND DIAGo-
NAL6
BOYS SCHOOL. DRESS AND PLAY SUITS.
TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE or oENT-s
FURNISHINGS ALL AT our USUAL Low
PRICEA
NOAH WALKER ca,
81 s26 PennsvivaaaA Avseaa
u,HE otto Gas ENGINE nnourRra MO
/ u boiler AVOIDS sa sxPenaaye eitsndanc0 No
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Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered in n Id. "Ward" prints 35c
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

Cholera. best and surest preventive is
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Recommended
by leading physicians. Sold by druggists and
RrOcerS.
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For Ease, style and Elegance,
procure pair of our ladies fine hand-6ewed kid
shoes, at $2.47, generally sold for %. q. Stras
burger, No. 0O6 7th street, four doors above ]. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-06

Homer H. Steward, lawyer, at 63 Wall
street, New York, dropped dead there yester.
day.
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FEE NM MN PIP N, 49,
MMMN SS
EE MMMM PPP SIS.
nj M SoS
ILL ZEE n II Il + sssS
EXTRA PALE BEER
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE ,voa

UsE CoxE
1T IS THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
FOR GENERATING STEAM
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOR HEATING BY LATROBE
FOR OPEN CRATES.
1T is EASILY IGNIrED.
IT 0AKES A QUICK HOT FIRE
1T DOES NOT BURN OUT THE CRATE
1T Is ECONOMICAL.
1T WILL PAY TO TRY IT.
FOR SALE BY THE
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
20 Bushels, crushed, $3.50.
70 Bushels. crushed. $780,
20 Bushels, not crushed, So 90
70 Bushels. not crushed 81 On
Delivered to any part Of Washington or George.
FAIL AND WnrEn
sCITINGs ovERcoATINGs AMI rpowerp.
INGs OF NY OWN IMPoRTATICN.
No" On s]n0i.,on At the Leading Tailoring Eutab.
nshnent Of Washington
@-S AA1 Pennsyivan,s aysnuA
Be Nor DIsoouaAonD.
when eveLy otner remedy has failed with Won try
DOOLEY's AGUE POWDERS
Warranted to cure Shaking and n,,r.h 49,.
manentiy. No sulphate. Qninine No Ar.enic ~.
umonials Abundant Price 75c mar n.cr.-s ~,
ssle by al Drugyistx ~ =
.e,o1m ON, FIX. DooLEY.
SVA Fsnnsylvania ave- q :. Z
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SECURITY FOR THE ELECTRIC LIGHTING
SeAPANYs BoNDs.-The United States Electric
LSnting company have executed "a deed OF trust
70 >. W. Tullock, John j. johnson and NJ G.
Emery, 1r., ON their electrical circuits, valued
at 100000; two Ide steam engines one New
York safety engine, &C., valued at $40 GOO To
secure the payment of the first mortgage bonds.
with interest, bearing date July LIST last and
running nfteen years, amounting to $4,000
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HoR MALARIA. FkyER AND A0UE
Alsp Sbg eseagfhsuing and Envtgoraaing the syun,u
Co0fn1sn - Ql1rlus a. cay ueeAlltc co0pounfk
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LAWN TENNIS ToURNAMENT.-A number o.
the prominent tennis players have arranged 61,
Friday and saturday of this week. The game,
VIII begin with the singles on the first day, thu
doubles Will be played on the second day am
the finals OF both singles and doubles ON Tho
third day. Play will begin af 3 pm. on eacf
day: There will be prizes for both singles anC
doubles. Among those who will take part vii
Chiffon, McCauley, Angel, Chickering, smith
r. and {. McClel.and.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.-In the sale Of fins
and well made furniture to be sold at 20 l7tl
street northwest tomorrow n rare chance is of
Tered 10 obtain some OF Renwick 4 sons hes,
styles and make OF furniture, also window
hsinging>. &c. which have been stored in tine
warehouse OF Mr.. Geneste by gentleman who
sold his house, and MIR. Gencste has consented
To allow the of his first floor for the purpos,
OF holding u sale OF the same. which will com
mencr at 10 O'Clock Oh tomorrow WED
nesday.)
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, years, at 81 each, former price 81. Also, {
Jersey s1i' navy bne :, e 9 a1s s prize
FAN and winter styles.
} Bazaar Dressmaker, illustrating 900 lat
, styles. Price 20 cents. At Oppenheimers,
9th street northwest, St Cloud Building.
For Ease, style and Elegence. :.
J procure q pair Of our ladies' fine hand-sewed
, shoes. at $2;47, generally sold for s3. 2. stl
. We Have No Specialties
| in our business. Clothing in its broadcast ser
is our specially. We know all about clothi
, as we manufacture all we sell. Eiseman Br
} Clothers and Tailors, corner 7th and E SITS.
Gents Fine FairStitehed shoes,
saio pr sna Lass at for
: NO. SO0 7th street, four doors above l.
Sewing Machines
for rent, by week or month, at Oppenheime
52s 9th street northwest, st. Cloud Building
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every mo
ing and delivered In n lb. "Ward" prints 8
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter mi
, sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents.
We DO Not study
how cheap we can manufacture garment.
see to the honesty Of every detail COMPOSE
the same, and yet our prices are as low a
lower, than clothing manufactured for jobb
purposes. Eiseman Bros, 7th and e sts
Cholera. best and surest preventive
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Recommend
by leading physicians. Sold by druggists a
grocers.
One Good Singer Sewing Machine,
with latest attachment, at S15. Oppenheime
52S 9th street northwest, st. Cloud building.
The Cheapest Place
} In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at
Boston Variety Store, 705 and 7O7 MARI
space. 22-tu til, sin
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RoBBERIEs REPORTED.-Edward p Mast
l239 18TH street, reports stolen gold cross and
30; value, $l2. y. w. Riley reports stolen
nom stable q set Of harness worth $40, j. ID
Gibbs, Louisiana avenue and 9th street, re.
ports that his store was broken open and
TnDoed Of $40 worth OF bacon. H. Str,isburyer
JUG 1th street northwest, reports that his win
dcw was broken open early this morning and
robbed OF three pairs Of shoes worth sc.
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THE Cooley DIVORCE CAsE.-In the case of
Laura Virginia Cooley against VIM. H. Cooley,
in which a decree OF divorce was granted last
July, Judge Hagner, in the Equity Court to-
day directed "A rule on the defendant return
able on the 10th inst, to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt in failing
70 comply with the order of the court-tO pay
$25 per month almony, $15 per month for the
support OF the child and $3.50 counsel fees.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05
From chicago Daily News.

Democratic papers blubbering
over the use Of dynamite are
strangely out Of place. England has
1t in her power to totally disarm this
class, but has no disposition to do it.
All this class ask is just laws and
rights that civilization among chris
tian nations ought to secure to every
individual. To ask onr government
to suppress the use OF the last wenp.
on IN the hands OF the people to
overthrow despotic government Is
to ask it to endorse the rapacity OF
that government. The sinnocent
women and children" cry OF these
papers would $. I'm To indicate that
the )bbel and rvicted had no inno-
cent women aud children among
them. While men have the means
Of making their own laws as IN this
country there is no justification for
the use of dynamite, but the men
who rule by "divine right" and tax
one portion Of the people to employ
another portion tn shoot them for
disohcyisg their hell-inspired laws
deserve dynamite or some other
means u hurried exit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05

Senator Allisons attention Is In
vited to the open letter OF farmer
Doolittle elsewhere. He would also
do we'll to note these nndispute,l
facts. That unless charges for trans.
portation are based upon cost 81
service and regulated BY ldr. the
railroads are virtually nwnrrs 1T the
country; indeed, il is more advanta
geons to the rlilraa !, managers than
II they owned II fce simpl. in all the
property; because with charges for
transportation hassa ttioa tho psih
ciple Of "rh II hes traffic r'N h,t'
and the railroad Munagefs the s.i
judges Of that question: I'll, y can tx
producsiv. Industry aud commerce,
at will, with none II the trouble III
responsibility III ownership.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05
Finance Revolution by b. Sheath.

Who has borrowed this book from
our library?
MILL ON LlBERTY-Who has bOr-
rowed this book from our library?
The persons having borrowed
these books or either Of them will
confer Il favor by bringing the one
he has to the Office
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05

j. Il. Slack, Of DEBORAH, proposes
an election to be participated In only
By democrats tic held to decide upon
the successor Of A. n. Bailey aa
postmaster.
If Rev. Mcconnell will carefully
read the article on the DAY Of Judg.
ment" In to-dsys PLAIN DEALER, II
may be Of use in preparing milk and
water for Sunday evenings lecture.
S. S. Meraill, general manager
Of the G. M. Il St. p. r. r. died
at his homo in Milwaukee Thurs
day morning.
Hon. John McHugh is said to be
the Cresco correspondent OF the Nc
GregorNews over the signature OF
"Jeff.' We doubt it; the articles
sound more like the emanation from
the brain Of some crazy school girl.
The description Of recent concert
has the ear-marks OF Nc.
H. c. Mccarthy, of st. Paul, is
attending circuit court. j. Grinncll
is court reporter instead Of Rev.
Mordica May, who used the vestry
room OF the Episcopal church for q
pig. sty. How the devil must laugh
at the antics OF the Mays and Fair
BARNS OF the priesthood.
The Ceder Valley Times pub
lished at Nashua, Iowa by j. D.
Knapp, edited by Gust A. Rain,
is before us filled with good solid
meat for the consumption and good
for the people. Long may it grow
and prosper.
Audubon county had a hanging
bee on the morning Of February 1,
when a mob OF six or seven hundred
men executed the three Jefferson
Their names were John
A. Snlythe, Joel J. Wilson and
Cicero Jefferson.
Two days prior TO Clevrland's
the annual squabblc
occurs over the corporation Offices
in Cresco. Kellow & Co. are to
make the issues as usual. After the
'otten eggers speak ont, the rank
and file can dress up in line W e sup
pose.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05
What You Want to Know.

Everybody wauis ~, honest an
swcr IL this simple gu 'siiun: What
is the hest mc,ii in. t. regulate the
bnwe..s. .slr cas,ivenes. and bilious
n~,.s. help ,,,r digest on and give
s,,,.aysl4 III the whole Systpms Peo-
III. s,sl; III this every das. We TN
sx.,. na.k..'> Vonic. Il is pleasant
~ The TASTE. .Ail the c'is",n like il.
Mothers nll nsai>e it. ii will save II
thousand times It's ,c,st in every
family.-Editor Western Argus. feb
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05
N.oil.!ar.ul!!!

We do aat know of any medicine
thai hrs ,.ainca IN equal popular
i,y. il, %s.elt !. short tiMe. tor the In
stat relief Of Coughs AMI soreness
III III, i.n9s. MS ,sEGas' CnERHY
,,as.1s.. Ssrsp. II is Eai!.l and pleas
AN. 10 take ana will moi iniHre the
mas, delicate infant. Sample bot
ties ,.e, Ill L,tbrop n SlawSon's.
1SM3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05
ERNST & FLOOD,
crandalls Old Stand.
SOUTH SIDE MARKET ST.
Garry fun and complete
Stock Of Choice Family
GROCERIES!
CANNED GOODS,
FLOUR and SALT!
KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to Scrofula
because Of superstition that It could be
cured BY kings touch. The world =
wiser now, and knows that
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05

It would DC we'll in the future for
the young ladies OF Crcsco 10 be
posted rs tn whom they admit to
their dressing room ut MASQUERADE
balls and thus avoid being imposed
upon md be- 0ming victims of mis-
placed confidence"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05
LEARN 80: r: ! !:::.'

AGENTS HANEEss.-wc want . lady or zen,
representative IN every cou,Ay to inir,.dncc ,,.
magazine, DnoA and other articles 10 " hem lit,ral
terms arc Offcrc+ Address INe Amsrfc,. A.,s..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-05
American AQGDtlGala LiteIatDFf

.ssr Fsstses
ssaanary 81 the most Important tarrsn' sntsa ioFytG
ard Ara wertAy u nate sad sn h. c~tr. asa frso
eee TOO I4Aaas MAJ In Tea
Portrait. pf Irosnincnl nicn. d'arrcnt Topics.
ksmsncc Ia fecsry Il i,resc. Monthly i:essip.
Cett@ren's PtctHrv snlicsy. The lienNehold.
The WOrud OG Fashion. Ia diam RCOaSugQ.
IL Scre EAeeAss ard rcrns ..i~ and .h Sca0s
~ 81 cs .s Y ply s 4 fra r. ~
r. Is Can. ss;sss,; ,lss 49,