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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08
SOUTHERN.

Robbers entered Widow Rooneys
house a. Wilmington. Del, believing that sho
h,a $4,000 concealed; and upon dcniais that
departed with $50. 1t is believed that tho
woman injuries will prove fatal.
Cotton-mill proprietors at Baltimore
feel buoyant over iuturo prospects, and all
factories will seon be In full operation.
Encke's comet, on its return trip, was
discovered, ON the I'd OF January. at Nash
vile by Il. L. barnard. Of tho Vanderbilt
University Observatory.
A Baltimore dispatch reports that .
train waicA .cft that I ~ over the baltimore
Central Ea:i.oad Tor Oxford, Pa. was board.
cd at Rising Sur, Cecil County, Nd, by two
men. y no, Us threats OF violence, compelled
the PASSENGER 10 surrender their money,
watches, ana ether satta, les. The mon then
tu ts.et from he train, which was running
at fail speed
Tho Norwegian bark Lena was
wrcet ell aH 10 .slan., ya., eigh, persona
/ sint their lives LII q fierce storm ind
FIRE eIins weather ito crew clunx TO tho
doomed craft tor twentt.foer hours, but
naai.A drapp 4 OF one hy one. Tho tvs snr-
vivors i,,yateu zoe b. the all o. me
pin tks
An cAttl aate shack was felt in the
SOU { .o.,ieH OF F.aesl,k Co my.
Mafs NIL. ....
.a:aea III. tFt.Ffasa. teller anu NJ
sistau. cashier ii ,ho % >in ston City National
q i r. a ~
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NEWS CONDENSED. :
Concise Record OF the Week.


One hundred we3vers in To'Ynson's
mill. At NORTH .saaas struck against re-
ductson. ard were ordered from Their tcnc-
men.s.
A prominent official at Washington
rcpoftx .hat i've lew York physicians re-
cenfly examined MO the condition of Gen.
Grant. and found him completely bro.en
down in body and requiring absolute rest.
In boarding moving train in Phiia-
de!p,hia. John Mccullough. tire actor, slipped
from the platform. aud wot;Ii have been
crushed TO Gcati, bad not coIorcd attendant,
who grasred Hr. N Gu lp..~hs hand, Dy .
great effort pulled hin on loasd.
The works of the Plymouth Corlage
Company. Pyaoath, HAS,. were burned
down. causing -, Of $1,000. on with
there 10 . insurance o. 10000
Fire ,.e roy.d Smith L Hedges fur
niture factcry. .ewark, N. J.: oss $1,000.
Z. s. Gram. IT.. testified in . Now
York cours nat the AZ succeeding the ool-
larse Or the amily bsnking-housc. Ferdinand
Ward male 70 him . full confession Of his
rascaiity.
Reports from different tobacco Sec
lions Of connecticut show . FOOD crop, but
Indifference on the part OF manuf .ctnrers to
buy until the action OF Congress on the
Spanish treaty IL known.
The Rev. DR.. Noah Hunt Schenck,
Of St AIMS Episcopal Church, Brooklyn,
died Of blood poisoning, resulting from the
amputation OF corn.
DIR. Tanszky, the welf-known expert
In insanity, attempted TO kill himself and
wife in Lcxin ton avenue New York. Ills
friends have considered him OF uns0und mind
for some time past.
A bare-knuckle prize-fight between
Jere McCioskcy, Of Mount Pleasant Pa. and
Rosser Price. OF England, took place near
Pittsburgh. Pa, resulting in favor OF Nc
Closkey, Who knocked his antagonist sense
less In the tenth round.
Ex-Gov. Cobourn died at Skoehegan,
Me-, aged 81 years. lie never recovered
| from severe attack of illness received
while attending the electoral college ct An
gustA.
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made fine display. The diplomatic corps
Was fFst presented, and thon the Judges
81 the Supreme Court AMI members
Of both houses Of Congress. The
army came next aud TIE navy, followed by
the survivors Of he Mexican War and By the
Grand Army Of the Republic. The Executive
Mansion VS. beautiful decorated. AZ Al
hany. Prcsidentclect Cleveland stood Il hts
desk in tie Executise Chamber for two hours
and shosk hands with q vast multitude Of
people presented b. his military s.aT.
There will be no reduction in postage
rates for the present between this country
and Mexico The proposed postal treaty has
failed il. the Mexican Senate.
There were 366 business failures IN
the United States last week. an increase Of
eighty-cixht over the previous week.
The appearance Of an infectious dis
"a e among sheep in tho Province Of Quebec
was met BY IN order Of the Government TO
slaughter NIL suffering animals On an allow
ancc Of two-thirds their value.
The Phnnix Manufacturing Com
pany's building. at Erie. Pa. and three resi-
dences were burned, causing loss or o.
OoO The Hen. Horat:o SEYMOUR residence.
at Marquette. Mich. was burned. the jani
tor. who slept in the basement. being sliro-
Gated. Two stores. worth $4,000, at Mexico.
No., and . residence valued at S:J,OJO In
Syracuse, N. r., were destroyed BY ire. Tho
Glen WOODEN Mill at North Adams, Mass,
was also burned. causing q loss o. sl00. 900.
A povder-mill near xenia, Chic, was dc,nol-
irbed by an explosion. IN employe being
blown to pieces.
The Irish Republican National
League IL out with an address calling on its
members TO organize and prepare for vIcto-
rjes to come.
A howl is being raised by the Govern.
ment OF Hayti concerning the occupation By
an American company OF . guano island
which Hayti claims as its own property.
Failures are reported of J. A. An
drcws s o.. tobacco dealers. or Cincinnati;
Graham, Wal : & O.. dry goods merchants.
OF CrawfordsyIllc, Ind: Marks Brothers,
cigar manufacturers OF East Saginaw,
Mich: Thomas H. Phillips, Jr.. a hardware
dealer. In Montreal; ana levy. Hcineinan 4
Co., lace MGR shanfs, d Boston.
American exporters should take warn
ing from the information constantly fur.
nis.sc. Is ito state department. ut Washing.
| ton. Tie tonsnl 1t Lonionl arrJ reports q
| steady decrease III the importation OF Indian
corn from the I'M oil States. on account OF
! damaged cargoes. III Consul Ut Jerusalem
and amsterdam complain OF manipulation
IN Petroleum b 4in.cricans. causing de
| man. Tor th. Russian product.
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DCRAND, Wis. Jany 2, 1884.
". r. MEAD. Cresco. I


Our engineering party has finally
arrived here last p. m, all in good
order and nice trim to continue our
unbroken Chicago, Freeport & st.
Paul Il. II. Line. We have enconn-
tered and surmounted all the usual
Instructions. together with Il hum
bred miles OF snow and the mercury
down to 400 and So below zero; no
one frozen or discouraged. We have
passed through all varieties OF coun-
try, rich and fertile, down to desert
and and sand peaks not unlike those
Moses engineered the Hebrews
through.
There is great enthusiasm all
along this new r. X. line; the coun
try is not occupied by any r. r., and
we have passed through dozens Of
inland towns and villages that will
be greatly benefited by this through
line, giving large local aid and finally
a large local business for the road /:
this looks like a go now. The 4lO,-
OOO,O bonds have been placed and
the coopany are going forward in
full force early in the coming spring.
The line will be about 400 miles long
from Chicago to the Manitoba de-
pot at Minneapolis, MINI.
Hastily yours,
p. n. GLATHAET.
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POLITICAL.
II tho construction which they place

In the construction which they place
upoi G,v. Clcvcland's letter to the Civil
Service cior 1 As oc;a Ion. says the Wash
ing 2 CORE pom len. Of tho Ch'easo Times,
Lemos II i aud Republicans are about cq.ssily
al ,dci IN thcy are please or dissatisfied
ncoOc isigly. The eneral tenor OF the proc
+ nation is commended by large portion Of
both parties, but f.'any oiliceholdefs and tho
Democratic spOilsmcn ~. pi zzicd to measure
the icnltn I'D breath o Cleve'an IS maan-
In. in. tie Paragraph which declares that
thcra IRE many persons holding Office who
have forfeited all Just Cam to retention be-
cause they have used their places for party
purposes, and proved themselves offensive
partisans aud unssrupulous manipulators
Of local party management 1t IL
claimed that this iaraSraph opens q
wide door rough with he may drive
out ninc-. !, Of tie enpoyes OF
thu Cosernm MT, aud that lie woull NOT have
been So carc.ul to insert il unless 1t had been
his purpose TO take advan age Of that easy
mc;hoi of displacing Republicans to mako
room Tor Democratic anoter class OF Dcm-
ocrats approve OF tho theory OF tho letter
tuut ucItl tWtucI tAts0 IksGI0 V0ftJ GSt ASV
should be the test of fitness for o'..cc, but
they question tho Judgment OF Cleveland ia
committing himself on the subject Of civil
service reform In anticipation Of his inaug-
ural delirerances upon public questions, and
without sufficient reason for discussing the
subject ct this time.
The Democrats Of Michigan are claim
49, A.. ~ N n.
An intimate friend Of Mr.. Bayard
says that 1t 10 very doubtful II the Senator
win accept place in the Cabinet
President Arthnr's Senatorial boom
In New York has COLLAPSED. 1t ID authorize.
lively announced that he is not candidate.
The seats of Brown and Butterworth.
from Ohio, are to be contested: also the scat
or Romeis. who beat Hurl. In the latter
case the notice has been served.
Judge Bradley of the United States
Supreme Court seems to have no idea OF ro-
firing, and those who hoped TO succeed him
are likely to be disappointed.
The Democratic members OF Congress
are growing more liberal in tho matter Of
building up tho navy. A Loui lana lrember
/ Is advocating the appropriation of 10000
eco for new steal-arnarcd vessels. and others
are favoring liberal appropriations tor coast
| dcfenses.
Taxes will fall due this year on H.
59i, 408 gallons Of whisky. 1t Is denied that
the o;inion or tho Attorney General, If ear
ricd into effect. will necessarily cxtenA The
bonded poriol, bu; til. whisky men say mat
they will be satisfied il the intent al fhc
o. n.on Is carried osi Secretary aeea3och
/ IL said TO be In fayor III extending feitei "a
the whisky interests tea. kaats.. So. pn
missioner OF internal acsenas. says thai
the plan proposed in easy Hay oat ai tae
difficulty. The Inst.i states. lie dccl ares
will not lose doila ~ res.Euc.
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Howard County Agricultural So.
cietr. Election.

The members OF the Howard Co.
Agricultural Society met pursuant
to call ut the Auditors Office, Safur-
day Jany 3, 1885. G.. W. HoIlistcr,
president presiding and G.. +. Web
ster secretary. The report Of the
Treasurer on motion Was read ard
approved.
Proceeded to the election OF officers
with the following result: President,
q. w. HOLSTER; Vice President, Vim.
G. Nichols; Secretary, John McHugh ;
Treasurer, J. }. Lowry.
The appointment OF directors for
the different townships was deferred
to a subsequent meeting.
The question Of additional ground
on the east side OF the track Of two
or three acres was favorably discus
sed and its procurement left to the
discretion OF the new officers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08
ssRoagh On Cons hs."

ssRoagh On Cons hs.''
AK for Trough on Coughs for Coughs Colds,
0ere Throat, hoarsenesa Troches, To-. LID
ND sc.
s.Iaough on Rats
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, nies. ants; bed.
Heart Pains.
ralpltation, DropSic0l SwcllingS, Dizziness,
Indigestion, Headache, SlcepleSsncSS cured by
"Wens' Health Remover"
ssReash on Corns."
Ak for Wells Health .R0ugh on Cornsr l5c.
Quick. complete cure. Hard or softcorns, warts,
OuniOnR.
ssRoseh On Fain' Porossed Plaster.
aohc, pains In chest or side, rheumatism, neu-
ralsta.
Thin People.
"Wella' Health Rcnewern restores health and
yigcI: cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness
Whospias Cough,
And the many Throat Affections OF children
Trough on Coughs" Troches, l5c; Balsanl, CSC
Msthers,
i YOU ere failing, broken. worn ont and ner
voOS, use "Wciis' Health Remover 81 Druggist
Life Preserver.
yOW NtV luSlIS yOuI ktIV ia lie, lTy ssNeile
Health Remover" Goes direct 10 weak spots.
'sRoaeh on TOOthache."
Instant relief for Neuralgia. Toothache Face
ache. AK tor Trough on Toothache." IL and -
Pretty Wonen.
LAdiee who would retain freshness and vivacl
y. Don't fan 10 try .Wells' Health Remover.
Catarrhal Throat Auctions
Hacking. Irritating Coughs, Colds, Sore Throa,
CURED by "Rough ON Coughs" Trochea, Isl
Liquid, &c.
ssRough on Itch"
s.Rough on ITCH cures humors, eruptions, ring
worm. letter, salt rheun, frosted feet chilblain
The Hope Of the Nation.
Children, slow In development. puny, scrawn
and delicate, use "Wclls' Health Remover"
Wide Awake.
tArse a four hours every night coughing. &c
immediate relief and sound rest by using ssWell,
Trough ON Coughs" Troches, l5c.; Dalsam, 25s
'sRsugh On Paia'' Porossed Plaster.
strengthening, Improved, the best for back
Aehe, pains In chest Or side, rheumatism. neu
TAlg1A.
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MCKAY IS NOW READY for bust

MCKAY IS NOW READY for busi-
Vl ness. Ifyou want Is good, we'll
finished picture Of any kind, call on
him at his rooms over Glass store
and examine samples Of work. He
has lenses especially constructed for
portraits, views and copies and can
guarantee the best OF satisfaction In
each OF these branches OF the art.
Old pictures copied and enlarged to
any required size and well finished
in inks. oil or water cOlors. Great
care will be taken that all customers
shall receive GOOD WORK.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

Near Blakcsburs. Iowa, q party of
citizens Hanged Plea ant Anderson for the
murder of Christian Nc Ulster. He was last
year acquitted OF tho crime BY jury in Ma
haska County.
A fire at Pierre, d. T., caused loss
Of $4,000, with $4,000 insurance. The
burned structures will not be 1cplaced until
spring.
Four men were killed by the explosion
Of q tuc-hoat in the river Mt Chicago.
A fire at Evansville, Ind, originating
in tho dry-goods house OF Miller Brothers,
destroyed property valued at s:50,OoO.
The German bark Lisle was wrecked
on the California coast, and tho FIRST officer
and four seafnen wero drowned.
A package Of $500 in currency,
consigned b. bnnk in Indianapolis to tho
Tiea urcr or the Unitei States. was a. stract-
ed between the express ol.ce aud the railway
station.
May Howard, the actress, was de-
clnrcd Insane b, the authorities at Shelby
Vile. md, an VS. transferred rom the
home Of her sister to the asylum. Her real
name is Victoria Dennis.
Reports received at Eozcman, Mont,
ara TO the eii' nut cattle ar starvins 20
death In tire aadison aid YELLOWSTONE re-
sioas. i"S' 800" 40 e'' 'oepo'' ,"s 90 =.
naA ~ :. '.ees.D'e Ao' ''e Asi.
" re go
= sAsaa 10y n'ia ".'..nes' - oia''e"
O. o. 're's near i.oeAi ofa' il'' Two Days con-
's1nns eoahsef =.
AZ 'achsoa' SitH.' " hsseA CONTAINING
JUG ofoasi' 'ne n''.rasfef was aen-ii nca
- - A'''~ss So 'os
'Ao .'-ss"" - ~" s''oa'
lee .oi"e "iathsi issoisieo enc1o
Wa net a. ) I ia''' "'ha.' % ~ - u
80 {.
!.
80.
: .''s :. 80 n..
,s... ...,.. 800, -.
49,,
Log ? :, nr :,
= 't'o WIZ n" ''o ',i''.oA
ON the Ia tinefe anu mo ioAi' ne"r Ley
iAsson' mo. three Hahafca ic'' - 'nc
e'luo''o - ~ - n aa...,.. :.
.~
nv Du1eAsiiie' ~ - snO eonol q
4 store o. y. y. LnttA vas DurAou' Lcss' o-os'
wv: insurance. Sia,ooO.
lnroo horses were Killed ~ DOO0ys
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Iowa State Horticultural Society.

The Eighteenth Annual Meeting OF
this Society will be held at Atlantic,
Ia, commencing on Tuesday, Jan 20,
1856, and continuing four days. The
usual reductions on railroad fares
are expected, and liberal reductions
Of hotel rates.
Liberal premiums are ofrerd on ex-
hibits of fruits and flowers.
The annual membership fee is 81 90,
which entities members to Il copy Of
the Annual Report, A large attend
ancc or members is expected and we
hope to secure the attendance ofvery
many of the lovers OF fruits and flow
crs who arc not yet members Of the
Society. Programmes sent to all
applicants.
r. p. SpEER,
J. L. BUDD, Pres't, Cedar Falls.
Secretary, AmeS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

President Arthur retention at the
white House on New atag ms Il a,il.isnt
affair. The President "a assisted Il receive
ing the guests y sirs. Mcisroy. Ars. Me- III.
loch, Mrs. Chandler Ms. Brewster, And Mira.
Teller. Tho toilets of the ladies were very
elaborate arr together with the uniforms Of
the military oaoe and foreign lc1avions
A Madrid dispatch says that AN.
Their earthquake shock 10 reported from tho
ooast Of Valencia. so far, 673 corpses have
been recovered from the ruins IN the prov
lnce OF Granada, and 80 in Albania. Sub
SCSipt1ous asc being raised for the gGderer9
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

DE-. W. Ii. w. CooFEE, Veterinary
Physician and Surgeon, makes 3
speciality and has large practice
in operating on RidgliDg Horses,
Spaying cattle, ETC.: operates on
Hcrofal, venfral and UmbeIicaI Her
MIA, for rupture) Straighfens Crook
ed Tails; Spays bitches ard Capo-
nizcs chickens.
Can give good reference from
some Of the leading horse men III the
country. Graduate Royal yeterina-
~ College, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Offic ut Van Slyke House. f14-76
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

The following persons will read
their own PLAIN DEALER for some
time ahead Of this date:
James Carroll, New Oregon: L. j.
Long, Lcnrdcs; Frank Church, Cres-
co; I. +. Rowland, Lime Springs; q.
n Libbey. Cresco; Peter Bechtel,
Cecilia; John vrba, Protivin.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

FINN HoUSE.-At the home or the brides
parentl IN Howard county. Dee. II 1891, by
Rev. q, w. arms. Mr.. A. y. Finn. OF andoyer,
Dak.. and Miss Mary A. House. OF Oak Dale
township. lava,
MAPTIS-HAREIS--At Cresco Iowa. nee. a5
1884. by Nm. Wilbraham, j. r., Mr.. T. j. Mar
Tin AMI Miss Lizzie Harris, both OF Howard
county, Iowa.
DEGALK- kEAMER.-M Jacob Kramer's, In
Howard county, December Is 1884, by Rev. A.
lsouscr. Sr WIN, Bsss.lk, and Miss Sarah 4.
Kramer, bsth OF A5toa twp Iowa.
ERNST-SMlTII. ~ the residence Of the Of
ftctating minister, Rev. Alex y, Mcconnell IN
Crescn. January l. 1885, Rich ri Ernst or
Cresro, and SIS Sarah l.. Smith Of ST Law
renee caGnty, y Y.
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0nala.
Detectives At Grafton, W. "a, asccr-

Detectives IT Grafton, ". Va, asccr-
tanned that n recent EFec..n- 81 4 pa@@en-
ger trim ~as tire work Mr.. 81. lake,
who soa2if revenge sor the arress III bcr has
band On charge % roobsng cars. Sac lon
fesse1 her crime.
y. i. Moody has opened revival
meetings At I.ic3mynd. Va. bclag rewarded
with large cen ere atoms. He denies that he
ever cherished o O. pressed sentiment AZ 10
Lee and Jsess1n o.her than u. high respect
The charge iginated with tizen Of kich-
mond namci Il. ~. Core.
News is sc-ived from Dallas, Tex,
Of the sale OF The Asnssn rsnch in the Pan
Handle IN. its IT OK of 5000 cattle - w.
W. Ewing Of Kansas City, for SsOo.O01
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Bill heads. lettsr heads, note heads
statements, envelopes, visiting cards.
business cards, posters, dodgers,
dunning letters and All other kinds
OF job work executed promptly and
ut satisfactory prices at the PLAIN
DEALE. Office. lift
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Secretary, Amcs.

. =. p. !lo a. "n s. -.
-, a' =. '.,n III. r .. .o or ,an..
~ - "ppe" =. aais o''' Aoso
Z IL !. D .I Albion. 49,.
owen ungnes' Forest CITY.
=. aeaalnetohs Oak uaie.
I. a; Cut.ing, jamestown.
=. ". oIiisoury, vernon springs.
yohn Meyers.
Jonn Livingston.
.. .. Lowry,
yo''h r. nu'ieii''o'
W. W.aa,r,ra NJ n,,,on
- =, mna'""'"' -"
= ~. - nv, n W., !. !.
- rahn E;,aaar',i,; ,.,;.
" "-3a, s1 -.
~; $500. =. 80
=, ~. !, i n..s ...
~. - = n 80 an.
1"oa' 1.'s"0'
ffaia Jurors drawn Tor aisir.ct
court summoned 10 appear Apiii 10.
1859:
=. ~. Jones' forest Gity.
John turner, Chester.
L. A. Maialess, Howard center.
Jonn otreinz, vernon springs,
=. I. norton,
:. l. noWe,
A. =. barnes,
A. .. Mlntey, New oregon.
Ja..b Woelstine,
I: II. Powers.
WIN. .. uiasS'
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL CBURcH.-Seryfccs every
Sunday at 11aO 4. y. and Sa0 r. i. sunday
School after morning service. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening.
REV. A. 3. MCCONNELL, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services every
Sunday at HOO f.. u. and 100 r. y. sunday
School after morning service. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
KEy. q. w. BALL0u, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHuRcH. Services every sunday at
11:0O a. y. and TOO r. n. sunday School after
morning service. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening. REV. A. II. CAKNAN. Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Seryices every sunday at
HOO A. y. and SOD r. y. Sunday School every
sunday ~ loo 7. n.
REV. n. A. MCCARrEY, Pastor.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Seryices every
Sunday at 400 4. Il. and 100 r. Y. Sunday
School after morning service.
REV. G. s. PERCIvAE, Rector.
LINE SPRINGS.
PREsBYTKRr.N Church services, Sunday at
1O45 = m and p. n. Sunday School after
morning service.
REV. WATSON RUSSELL, Pastor.
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II any subscriber Of the PLAIN
DEALER fails to receive his paper
each week he should notify the pub
fishers OF the fact. Names are often
accidentally pulled out Of the mail
ing galleys. 13tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-08

YARRINGTOy.-Decem %, 1884. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. George Warrington, Of New oregon twp,
son,
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wAcHIN0TON.

Reports made to the Bureau Of Agri-
culture ~ VS. inston place the total c.,tton
production United States Tor tho year
at 5.5sD.0cJ fal.s.
The feeling Of sntagonism between
the two houses Of Congress - growing moro
and moro bitter. Representatives unite n
cOndcmnnx the efforts 81 tie Senate TO
u-uro tie prsrcgat.cs OF the House. and
Snais r. are stubborn n maintaining VIII e
they consider their ri hts. The DISCUSSION
over to nsyai and interstate commerce
bills has intensified this feciing.
Representative Bland says that no
BIN restricting the coinage or silver can pass
the Hon-e.
Senator Vest, who introduced tho
re o'Ii.on erder!ng an investigation into tho
leases OF IndLsn lands, rays the leases were
procaroa through bril- cry and fraud.
In reply to the statement Of Assistant
Secretary Josyn Of the Interior Department
that Il would BE- better il the Indians On the
reservations SHOULD lease al their lands "a
cat lcmen. In order that they m eht have an
OPP rtunitx to learn how TO herd cattle for
Their selves Col. Boudinot Of the Chcrokee
Nation Gays tina: the Indians learn nothing
about cattle-herdlng from the white men who
have leased 6.sO). 90 acres OF Indian lancs n
/ less than two cents an acre. Indians do not
make good herders, and cowboys are always
employed.
| There was an increase Of $641, 1884
IN the public dett during the month Of De
cember. The decrease since June 30. 1884,
has been %, sol. ss4. Following is the ofacial
national debt statement issued from thu
| Treasury on the LIST inst:
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Mr.. w. L. FOOte has been connect.
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United States Postal Service ut
New Haven ct.

New HAVEN. Conn.,. Sept. Z, 1882.
MEssRs. LEWIS a Co:
dentlemen:--I have used your
Lewis "Pe-Ko' IN my family for
malarial troubles with satisfactory
results and propose to keep 1t in the
house in ease Of need.
Respectfully yours,
w. I. FOoTE.
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