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Kimball s. Cole, are constantly re
ceiying a new invoice OF Millinery
and Fancy goods. As the season ad
vances our place Of business will b,
made more attractive to the public
by improvements and new additions
to our stock, that will suit the in.
creasing demands OF our numerous
customers. The good assortment to
select from is one important feature
In our business, and another is the
very low prices OF our goods. A re.
duction Of expenses in our present
location, inspires us with energ, not
to be outdone by any OF our compel
itors in qualities Of goods, neatness
and dispatch Of artistic trimming, Or
price Of goods.
We have complete line Of new
Millinery, also fine line Of Mather
Kid Gloves, in great variety OF
shades, to which we call the attention
{: our lady friends.
Dress making and Hair work done
to order. Cutting and fitting made a
specially. Indellible Stamping done
to order. In fact we will make the
wants OF our customers our interest
when dealing with US. All are cor
daily invited to call and see us In
our new home-like rooms, look at
our goods and get our prices.
Three doors north OF Post Office.
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Musicale,

An entertainment of rare merit is
to be given at the Methodist Church
on Friday evening Of this week,
which will employ the home musical
and literary talent Of Cresco beside
introducing such other talent as j.
available. Mrs. DR.. Bennett will
give q tragic reading in her best
style. Prof. Cooley and Mr.. Wood
cock and the @ quartet are billed
and Mrs. Lincoln Reynolds from
Saratoga, New York, will favor the
audience with some fine instrumen.
tai music. The Greece Orchestra
will render some Of their best selec
tons, while Mrs. Moon, Miss Tull
and q score OF others will deligh,
the audience with sentiment and
song. The admission will be but Is
cents, a mere trifle fol so good al
entertainment as Is promised.
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Sherifs Sale.
STATE OF IOWA.
UWAkD COCNTT

STATE OF IOWA.
HOWARD COUNTY,
In The Circuit court OF Howard County, state
q Iowa
tile Office eI the Clerk vi the tlrcuiI lsnur, nj
iioWaid county. stat. OF Iowa, in favor ri
". h.StennttL anu against Margaret pstprsn, (,
Ialflck Peterson. dated July ii. lsS6. ana m M
ulttclcu commanding ne that OF the Goods
'AattsiSs Stock or Interest In any couinanv
drots que, property IN the hands OF third ...r,
SONS, Janus anu 'enenients (which are not q
eihpi W law IRON eXccutlOn) or the said Mar
saist fclei SON aud Patrick peterson. / make
vi cause u De made the sum Of Twelve Hnn !.
sesenly-lWo ts72.uJ) Dollars attorney fees. with
interest ana costs, have LEVIED upon the fni.
lowing described real estate lying and beiny
situated IN tho County OF Howard and State az
Iowa, VIZ: ~ -
he notIh hair an OF the southwest auarter
tsws VI section No. twenty-five t1A IN fnwn
snip no. ninety-eight l9sl, norsh range No. fonr.
teeA ID, vest VI the 5IA T. H.
Ahd hereby give pubic notice thar + shan
oneT Ioi sait AZ pubic UuIcry, ar the (Nnrr
nuuse uIor ~ SieSco, county III Howard and
state u Iowa, on @A1
Saturday. August 2Ist, 1886,
between the hours OF O'Clock a. M. and 4
0ciocA p. N. OF said day-Sale to coulmence At
the louf oi ~ O'Clock u. M, Of said day: and /
VIII sell 10 the highest bidder therefor In cas,
Tue ABOVE described propelty or Suitaci,sn1
and Gcsf.. So'
DATED thu. Goth day OF July. 1895.
II. A. AXTELL,
42ts Sheriff VI Howard co Iowa
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For Hay Fever

"Give Ely's Cream Balm trial.
This justly celebrated remedy for
the cure Of catarrh, hay fever; cold
In the head, ETC., can be obtained Of
any reputable druggist, aud may be
relied upon as safe and pleasant
remedy for the above complaints
and will give immediate relief. 1t
Is not u liquid, snuff or powder. has
no offensive odor aud con be used
at any time with good results as
thousands can testify. among them
some Of the attaches Of this Office
Spirit d the Times, t9t2
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Saratoga Scintillatious.

i
j Still hot and dry,
Pastures here as every where else
are badly in need Of rain.
i Mat and Ives sound your bugles
i Mrs. Geo, Merrtle returned Satur-
day from . few weeks visit will
relatives near DEBORAH.
] In several fields harvesting ha.
commenced. The straw is found Il
be very short and difficult to han.
die, but the grain Is fair.
Mr.. Van Bartlett. Of Jamestown
Is yet lingering very low, the climate
Of the west we are very sorry to
say failed to afford him any relief.
Mr., Fred Paintain Of Howard
township. yet remains In very poor
health, but is able to be out.
One OF tho many injurious things
resulting from the continued dry
weather, was that it warped our
News Hatcher" into such predica-
ment that it was entirely useless TOR
the past six or seven weeks.
Parties quite lately from Wiscon.
sin, inform Us that the corn crop OF
the badger state is greatly behind
in comparison with the corn In
Howard county
What excellent hay weather we
are having and have had for the last
two months. and It is pleasing to
note how earnestly and advantage
ously they are improving 1t, by pro.
cursing good quality and . large
quantity Of hay.
Contrary to our expectation and
desire, we failed to witness :. .e f,rst
genuine andhighl- adorned train Of
raiiron :. cars that were rolled osten-
tatiously and aimed incessant cheer
ing aud continual clamoring Of
anvils, into that rapidly developing
little town. Well The hopes that
have been accommodating for the past
several decades have at last been
realized. Saratoga will market her
produce there as it Is much nearer
than Cresco.
The past week closed the summer
term Of the majority Of our district
schools. Evidently they should
close sooner, before the weather be-
came so intensely hot. Seven
months in this township constitute
the allowance for each district
schooling per year, and It appears
that It could be so arranged, that
such short period could be taught
during. the cooler months and have
vacation begin with, and extend
through these sultry days, a. gra-
ded schools do, anu thereby avoid
the lrksome monotony that both
pupil and teacher experience In, the
SCH oolroom at this season OF the
year. Boz.
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Wives! h0thers! DauQhters!

BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN! A lady who
for years suffered tcrInents warea than
Wont, Leuco,ihd,a Suppression, &c. and who
had despaired OF being cured, found remedies
which completely cured her. Any sufferer from
such troubles can use the remedies aud thus
CURE HERSELF, without revealing her Condition
TO any one, aud NlthouI slbjecting her woman-
~ modesty TO the shock OF q physician. An IL
Illustrated treatise. prescriptions, anu run direc-
tons for use, sent FREE 70 any address, secure
~ sealed. Send Self-addressed, stamped en-.
velopc. Address. naming this paper
19m3 Mrs W. L. HOLMES. SIS broadway ~
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Business Change.

. NOTICE Is hereby given that the hardware
nrin u Doan sisco has this day been dissolved
~ mutual consent. and that tine business will
y. Iowa. under the lirnl nsline ii Church 4
Slsco. ~ Wnan i. u. Duan llas sold his inter-
~. nui,c: y Also given that all accounts due
.ne oiu iiril ~ Doan x SiSco will be collected
by the new iirGl. No would further say That
previous 10 car removal to Elma ali accounts
inhst be settled, and that all persons FINDING
themselves indebted to the above firm will give
ns,au to .,,. r .huRcH & SIsCO.
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Notice In Probate.
To Whom il May Concern:

To Whom il May Concern:
lou and caIn VI you are hereby notified TO
appear ~ the tourl mouse III Cresco. Howard
sounts. iona. un the III, uay o, September 4 n
1856, ,sl ten ocioCA u III, To attend the probate
y, al l1istrais.t purpoitlng 10 be the l;tst VIII
tisa Irst.,,aen; u FREDERICK ueinpewoli late ur
i.uWs.iu ( v, Iowa. utcca,s,l. NJ which time and
t.ace you " la appear aud SloM cause, Ii any
VII. salu ~ III should not be admitted To probate
Ii Testimony whereof, have hereuntu sub
4 iDeu my naMe and affixed the seal OF said
oiii,e, THIS lad uay OF July 1885,
WA. fiEOPiiILUS,
4st4 Clerk VI Circuit Court
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Man Killed.

A man named Jones at work tear
ing down y dry wall at the Forestou
grist mill, which Is undergoing re,
pairs, was instantly killed one day
last week by portion Of the wall
falling upon him. He was uamar-
ried bAt leavea a large circle Of
friends to mourn his untimely death
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-29

To remove candle grease from
furniture without injuring the var
nish, rub it off with little warm
water and a rag.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-29

FoR SALE-A badly damaged and
demoralized machine. Terms rea-
sonable. Apply to the Regency. Des
Moines, Iowa.-[Davenport Gazette.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the under.
signed by note or book account are
hereby earnestly requested to cali
at his store and make immediate
payment. DIR. H. q. PRICE.
April ID, 1886.
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Petit Jurors.

For Sept. 1856 Term Of Circui
Court, to appear in Court Sept. 20ti
1856 ut l o'clock p. NJ.
Michael Flaherty, Paris.
John Montague
G. d. Meredith, Chester.
Pat Noonan
Jacob Baker, New Oregon.
VIM. Ferrie
Hulyer Peterson. :
Philip Harold .
Robert Halliday, Vernon Springs.
John Coyle,
NJ. NJ. Forty, !"
Peter Dukelow,
b. F Stone, Howard Center.
w. G. Fish,
Chas. Sigler, Saratoga.
l. II. Burns, Forest City.
Truman Robson, Howard.
Peter McGrane, Alton.
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Reading notices, BouTgoise type, 10 cents Per
counted line.
special notices among business notices cents
per counted iinc.
Bourgeois reading notices In conjunction with
standing ads cents per counted line each
week,
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SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver
Oil, with HypOpllOsphitcs,

4is a Remedy for Pulmonary .4fec-
tons and Sca'oJntous Diseasex.
DR.. IRA NJ. LauY-a prominent ply
stefan in New York, says: II am
greatly pleased with your Emulsion.
Have found it very serviceable in
above diseases, and it is easily nd.
ministered on account OF its palat-
abloness.'i Alta
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Ayer's SdrsaparyNd

il the only thoroughly effective blood.puri6cf.
the only medicine that eradicatcs tho pOlsons Of
Scrofula, Mercury, and Contagious Disease
from the system.
PREPARED BIZ
DR.. j. G. Aver L. Co., Lowell, Mass.
T. Sold by all Druggists: P1icc 81;
Six bottles for IS.
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LANNEN.-At his home In Howard Center,
July 18th 1884, Of consumption, James Lam
men, aged 10 years and 1 months.
Tho deceased was born in Kilkenny County.
ireland. and came to this country when boy.
and has resided in Howard county twenty Ave
years. His life was spent in q quiet and hap
py manner, and has met the joys and sorrows
OF this world with cOntentment and Joyous
spirit.
Friend of my childhood friend of my youth.
Synomon ever OF beauty and truth;
Can believe that the cold grave hath bound the
Wrapping the mantle Of silence around thee
Can believe that the beautiful head
Is now lying low in the home OF the dead2
That the smile on thy lip and the light In thine
teye.
Is qucnchcd now IN darkness forever to lie:
That the beautiful form and dearly loved face
Is now lying still in deaths cruel embraces
Can believe that tho tones Of thy voic
Never again will make us to rejoice;
That thou dost no more to our earth-life belong!
o, grave. thou art cruel and death thou art.
Cox, IstrOns
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PLAIN DEALER,
Advertising Rates.

One column, q col. Wide1 one year, $lN
- Six months, W
8 three months, IS
one month, ~
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From Pole TO Pole

power OF cure for all diseases Of tho blood.
The Harpooner'S Story.
Eew ,Bedfoyd. June !, 1888.
On. j. C. AVER e 'Co.-Twcnty years ago
was larpooncr In the North Pacific, when 1ivo
others OF the crew and myself wcrc laid up with
ecurvy. Our bodies were bloatcd, gums swollen
md bleeding, teeth loose, purple blotches al
over us. and our breath eecmed rotten. Take y
by and large VIC were pretty badly Oh. All our
lime-juicc was accidentally destroyed, but the
captain had couple dozen bottles Of AYKR's
EARsApARILLA and gave us that. We rccov.
cred on II quicker than have ever seen men
brought about by any other treatment for Gcurvy,
and Two eeen good deal oft. Seeing no men.
tIon in your Almanac Of your earsaparilla being
good for scurvy, ! thought You ought to know Of
this, and 80 send you the facts.
Respectfully yours. RALPH 7. WINGArE.
The Troopers Experience.
Xdscen, Basut0land( 8. Afyjc0,) AdycA7, 1883.
DIR. j. C. AYEn 4 Co.-Gentlcmcn: have
much pleasure TO testify TO the great value Of
your Sarsaparilla. We have been stationed
here for over two years, during which time we
had to live in tents. Being under canvas for
such o time brought on what 10 called in this
country "ve1df-s0res." lad those sores for
some time. was advised to take your 6arsa.
parilla, two bottles Of which made my sores
disappear rapidly, and am now quite well.
Yours truly. r. Il. BODEN,
Trooper, Cape Mounted Riaemen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

IL IS always the nature of humanity to be
Jealous and snviOus Of a successful rival.
The IELEGRAN-HERALD fully appreciates the
fact, by experience, and on this theory,
noted on The Fair Grounds that this rule
holds good in other lines as we'll as news
paper publishing. As we came 10 Brown &
oehiers large and varied display of mill and
farm machinery, We found the way blocked
by one Of the largest crowds on the grounds,
all seemed immensely pleased, as well as
entertained, BY +. +. WOOdin, the light
ming caricaturist, giving sketches &c, as an
advertisement for the Bryan plOw, manu-
factured by Morrison x Fay Manufacturing
Company. Bryan, o. and sold by Brown &
Sehiers Of tins city.
Our reporter could but notice that while
the General Agent for the Bryan PlOw, Mr..
G. +. swain, had nothing on exhibition,
but just such goods as they sell 10 the tar
mers, seemed 10 receive more attention than
those with the more elegant gotten up
goods. and desired 70 know, on talking with
the Machine Agent. why this was so? In
substance the answer was the same from
thoroughly good genial fellow "A per
sistent worker. A great advertiser, and
square as a brick in his dealings" This
Company make the best goods in the mar
kets. and they are capturing the plow
trade of Michigan" That's what's the
natter That crowd demonstrates the
fact that they have an eye to business. and
have a live man 10 look after their inter
ests. y tell you it pays to adrertise good
thing"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

The rain while it made it very unpleas
ant Tor visitors and probably prevented
many from attending was not without It's
advantages 10 the association. Ii began just
as the races we're called. aud as a result the
grand stands we're crowded. every seat being
occupied. It continued 10 fall until nearly
8 O'Clock bat the racing programme was
carried 0ut ia fall and considering the con-
dition OF the track the racing vas excellent,
al seemed s4lished With the sport except
the h0rsemen.
The three minute race Was closely con
tested by Clara Belle and N0vi, the other
starters, MOlhe Miller and Toledo Boy being
lust a little too slow for the company on a
muddy track MOllie did nicely in the first
heat. coming in a close second IN the fastest
heat in the race, but the mud seemed to
bother her and she did not do herself Justice
in the rest Of the struggle. N0vi Won the
first heat in 2.5Zi and Clara Belle took the
next three in 2.55, 2,54t and 2.54t respec-
lively.
In the pacing race, mile heats. best 3 in 8,
there were five starters, Big Brown Jug
GeOrge l.. Niger, Mistake and Little Tony.
It was rOny's race from the start but jug
made it lively for him and would undoubt-
ediy have Won had il not been tor the fact
that he had been laid up for some time with
a lame knee. and was not a. his best George
l.. and Mistake were distanced in the
second heat Tony won first money, taking
three straight heats; jug second and Niger
third. Time, 30. 2.37l and 2:S9
In the running race. mile beats best two
in three. there were three starters-Sinbad.
OF Saginaw, a thoroughbred, NascO, of
Charlotte and Carleton, of Lowell. earle
ton was too slow for the company. Vasco
made good race but being a small horse
the mud was too deep for him and Sinbad
was an easy winner in two heats. Time,
l.5-i and l-59
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Today, the last Of The Fair, will afford
the best opportunity to inspect exhibits.
which will be kept intact until late in the
afternoon The following excellent and at
traciive programme will be carried out in
ful
10 a. m.-Class :, trotting race, gents
driving horses owners 20 drive. for horses
not kept for sporting purposes, best TWO in
three, half mile heats. Also gents driving
teams upon same conditions. these 10 be
followed by pacing races of the same order
owners 90 drive. best two in three. Then
the walking team race. Also two year old
colt race.
n a m.-The traction engine race-a
novel feature in which eight or ten engines
are expected 70 compete.
i.30 ,. m.-trand cavalcade Of all pre-
mifm stock on the grounds headed by the
band
Free for.sll pace. mile heats. best 3 in 8,
purse $500. Entries-A. II. Hill. Paw Paw
Razor b. " :. kirby MendOn. Tom
Cooper. A. :. Perrin, Parkvilis Pathfinder,
Jr. athan Lindsay. city. Ell. Mac.
kuruiuE haif-mile heats best in 3.
purse 800 Entres-J. s. Daniels Lowell
0vpSv II r T. Chrystai. Fulton. Hannah
p T. H. Brock way SAGINAW. Sinbsd. Al
len Ames. Charlotte. Nssco. Pat FitzCer-
aid Msuie Valley. Minnie Morris.
The combination race bad not filed last
night bus j. IS exiectsd e viii be filed this
morning I it dlls it will be called after
The drsi hsst in The tree -for-sl pace.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
Personal INTELLIGENCE.

ID. NJ. AmDerg is in Detreit.
DR.. and Mrs. Malcolm, of Lowell, are in
the city.
Mrs. c. ID. Parish and Mrs. Frank Jewell
are spending the week at Petoskey.
Collector ID. o. Watson and wife. and
Dwight Cutler, OF Spring Lake, saw Booth
last night.
Rev. w. II. Poole, l.. L. d., of Detroit Is
in the city in the interest Of Appletons
American Cyclopedia and stopping at the
Brunswick.
f. L. Carpenter, of the Prosecuting At
torney's office, has returned from five
weeks visit with relatives and friends in
New York City.
w. II. Hughes, editor of the Michigan
Catholic of Detroit, has added a bright
new journalist to his valuable paper. His
wife gave the addition to him the other day
Z. r. Richards, manager of Sackett
Virgins Wonderland Theatre Chicago,
who made hosts of friends at the Dime
Museum the past season, arrived yesterday
and viii spend few days in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
4 DOUBLE WEDDING.


T 10 Daughters 81 ~ Mayor steketee
Married Last Night.
Las. evening al 80 O'Clock the only
daughters Of Hon. and Mrs G. c. Steketee,
ihs Misses MARY and Reka. were married al
the family residence. No y Iagrave-st, to
Nessrs Reuben G Dayton and Louis c
psrmeufer. respectively. both Of Muskeg0n
Hss Mary Slekstee wore neat dress Of
aEu coi0red satin Miss Reka Stekefee
Fas iressei in an olive green satin. with
gsst and SKIRT point Of a deeper shade OF
velvet 5freVn Nith lilies Of
the valley iu hrocade. while
tne bridesmaids. Miss sarah KRONER.
81 this citr. and Miss isucy +. Smith, of
Monfueiier Vs. wore respectively light
blue ani light pink silk Al of the ladies'
wore nunct bouquets 0f roses The bride
rroors wore Prince Aiherfs Messrs John
e t1d George r. >tskeree. brothers of the
brides acted as zroomsmeu. The ceremony
VS. performed by Rev. Kerr = Tupuer. the
rDufHarrrE parfies standing IN front Of a
wax plant and serauium decorations. which
was ornsmeuted Nith a fora. horse shoe
AZ the conclusion If the service elsb-
1fate rsiresuments were served
anal % O'Clock. until which
tne a well attended reception continued
The Welded couples Ieff on the 1910 train
far agszsEou, which place they xili make
their permanent home Among those pres
sn' we're the t4.oEing from abroad. Rev
and Mrs.. A M Parrenter. Of Huntington,
lo6-. parents 0f one bridegroom, John Day.
fQu. ~ Nerfh Branch MiCh a brother Of
ths other Bridegroom Miss Jenny Miller
of North Branch and Mrs Eunice Smith.
~ Msrengo Il Miss Lucv p smith. Of
Ntmrae.ier Nr Mr. ant Mrs. nathan Nen-
dsIt, ~ FsuuViNs Mich Mr. and Mrs
Ana-sN ~tsgetae. ~ Holland. al relatives
~ ihe brides TIE presents were many and
wei chosen