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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-16
1T MAY KEEP IT'S CONTRACT
The Manitoba Is Switching Car

The Manitoba Is Switching Cars
for the Northern" in the Twin
Cities.
Tested yesterday forenoon in st. Paul,
when it was learned that it had been
officially announced to the Burlington 81
Northern by the Manitoba road that it
would handle Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy cars, both at Minneapolis and
st. Paul. Inquiry was made of the EN-
gineers, who said the order permitted
the Manitoba road to do this transfer
business for the reason that several
years ago this road entered into con-
tract with the Burlington Il Northern,
in which it agreed, for a valuable con-
sideration, to allow that road to use the
line belonging to the Manitoba between
Minneapolis & st. Paul, and also to do
all the switching for the Burlington &
Northern. both in st. Paul and Mime
apolis. The engineers did not feel dis
posed to do anything calculated to in
terfere with this contract, or in anywise
to ObStruct the Manitoba in fulfilling its
engagements. Thus it is that this road
cars for the Burlington d Northern in
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
niCommittees of engineers from all the
roads centering in st. Paul were in ses-
sion at the Merchants hotel nearly all of
yesterday. The situation was discussed
from about every standpoint. The
action of the Manitoba in switching cars
for the Burlington q Northern was one
topic of discussion. 1t was said that
papers had been drawn and were ready
to be served in the conrt against the
Manitoba, asking heavy damages for not
living up to the contract above alluded
to. In view of the treatment of the ell
gineers by the officials it was thought to
be nothing but an honorable thing to do
to allow the road to live up to its con-
tract and save annoyance and possible
damage money.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-16
Not a Wheel Turning.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, March 15.-All
engineers and firemen on the Santa Fe
system, including the Atlantic & Pa
cifc, went out at o'clock this after
noon. Not wheel is turning on either
road except of passenger trains in tran
sit at the. hour named, which are to be
taken through to destination. All
freightS are tied here,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-16
ScotIand,s Blizzard.

LONDON, March 15.-The snow storm
which is raging in Scotland is rapidly
increasing in force. Nearly all the rail
way lines and roads are blocked by the
snow and traffice is at stanstill.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-16
Five Indictments.

Special to the Globe.
RED WING, March 15.-The grand
jury for the spring term of court adj
journed to-day after two days session,
FIVE indictments having been found.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
Who Did IT.

The following questions were ask q
by writer in an eastern paper. and
they afford some choice nuts for tire
voters 10 crack. The soldiers can
tell who did it." and they should
ponder we'll upon the subject before
casting ii vote for the party that de
prives them of their rights:
WHO were the soldiers friends
during the war, and how have they
kept til, ir promises?
The Republican party.
Who withheld the bounty prom
Used ,lle soldiers.
The Republican party.
who doubled the salary of the
president?
The Republican party.
.:Nho passed The credit strength
ening act, and made the bonds paya-
bile in gold?
( The Republican party.
Who gave the good land iii tie
West to railroads. and said ii was not
right to give soldiers land warrants,
] The Republican party.
Who paid the taxes of the coun-
try. the soldiers or the bondholaers
Not the bandlolder-bo bonds are eX
enpt from taxation.-Ex.
One more question we add:
I Who purpcseiy deprecated green
backs and then compelled the soldiel
to take them or nothing. while pay
ing bondhoiders in gold coin:
The Republican party.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
Of tie LAID until il now has thus loo

Of tile laid until il now has thn>lacl-
ed up II lrls >s.oo. 100000.
:.0o, 1000 900 Of this l. osten-ibly M Il
for the redemption of the treasury
notes. which no one wants redeemed.
Other sums ~ unnecessarily held
leave the amount apisiicabI. on ,lie
public debt d. about $40. 0ep COO.
| But under the ropber system If fl
nance established by Republican law..
the government. instead OF being
able 10 demand she application u
tiii- lille money Oh tile debt. II com.
PEELED To pay *1.a0 for each dollar 81
the bonds sold ut 81 and 30 cents on
the dollar. after the payment Of semi.
annual gold interest Oh til. fsce oi
the bonds for % years.
Thus republican law il again rob
bling the people in unnecessar. taxa
ticn, and the government it should
protect by compelling it to pay ii pre-
miam OH its debts.
/. And now the Senate. still in cor.
tro! OF tie Republican, party. true t.
the interests II capital and false II
the vel! being of labor, has prepared
tariff bill which puts OH the free
list the Injuries of the rich. but re
tainS the taxes imposed upon tie nee
essaries that form the entire staple d
! the poorer classes
/ These are few of the reasons why
the Republican party il utterly tn
worthy If the confidence or trust II
the great body Of the American PEG
pie and why we believe it will bs
overwhelmed with disaster
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04

Ex-Governor Stones remedy fol
the farmer would be ruin to the vo.
cation beyond the needs of the farm.
ers and his immediate dependents for
food. And the Governor congratu-
lated himself with the assurance that
the party was nearly up to his stan
dard. And what is his remedy fol
the farmer and which he assured
them his party was almost ready tt
adopt?
Why simply commercial non-inter
course.
The exports of the United States
amount to nearly $3.50, 0OO, 900, ant
over $500, OOo, 900 OF this sum We're thu
products of the farm. The applica
ton of Governor Stones theory
means that this $500, OOO, 600 of surplus
products of the farm shall be unsold
unconsumed. in the hands OF farmers
that it shall be SO much over-produc
ton.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04

Last Saturday was III all day pic
ME and holiday for the democracy of
the 4th Congressional District ut
Cresco. There being no hall in town
large enough to hold those in attend
ance, the large Rink was engaged:
and it required every inch Of room To
hold the living mass OF humanity
which had come out 10 listen TO and
ponder upon the words OF truth and
soberness uttered.
In the afternoon the Hon. John
Cliggett of Mason City held the au-
dience for two-hours speech. cover
ing the policy Of the Democratic par
ty and the administration touching
the tariff. the fishery question. the
retaliatory measure proposed by the
President, the Chinese question and
the dangers from the trusts. syidi-
Gates and combinations organized I'M
der Republican policies and leg
islation to control and rob the pro-
au1VlS NJ tIiI NohIiI
The opening speech in the evening
was by Prof. l.. s. Rogue. nominee
for Congress, who briefly but cogent-
" defined his position Oh he policies.
of the two great parties and why lie
with thousands of scandinasians
have left the Republican party and
hax ,lts.naI fl1a,ns@.t. ha 81 La
of lower taxes npoa the nece.saries
entering into daily use 70 the slnrS
and innuentlos Of the DEBORAH Re
publican. he made Il most pertinent
and happy reply. To the the slgges-
ton Of the Republican, that the Nor.
wegian vote belonged IL its party. he
asserted the right Of the Norwegians
to use the ballot As their own iudg.
ment and interest might suggest each
for himself. Us is the duty of ever.
other American citizen. He said his
intelligent countrymen were fast
learning that the high taxes Of the
war tariff are detrimental to thu
/, iprogress and prosperity of thei
adopted country. and 10 them a
members Of its community: ant
change OF party was a matter of prin
ciple, and not of fayoritism to fellow
countryman. He averred that thous
/ ands of his countryinen held upoi
the tariff the same views entertaines
by Congressman knut Nelson of Min
nesofa. and with linn preferred fire.,
lumber and salt and lower taxes up
on all the necessaries, rather than
what the Republican party offers
free whisky, tobacco and bogus but
ter.
After the conclusion of his remark
J Hon. John Gliggett concluded tn
meeting with all argument of con
yincing power and logic, at the .o.,
clusion of which the grandest demon
stration ever held in the district wa
closed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
Lime Springs Correspondence

The entertainment given by the
NJ. f. Ladies Aid on Friday evening
last was Il decided success Mr. Rog-
er Owen took charge of the music.
which ensured its being good. The
solos and choruses were very fine, It's
was Miss Marsh's and Mrs. Earring
tons playing. The readings and rec
italians given by the young ladies
We're more than commonly interest
ing and were given with aiore than
common grace and power. Mrs Geo.
Van Leuyen had most kindly trained
several Of the young elocutionists for
| the evening. One of the young H.
dies AYE lively reading in Japa-
nese costume. At the close short
seen. was given called the Mormon
Questions" it was thought to be quite
a hit.
Rev J. Ii. keppei left for Confer
ence OH Tuesday He has been ask
ed by his church to return to this
place. Finances better on the whole
than last year \ steady increase in
church membership in spite of re.
moyal, and deaths. and the good.
will OF so-caiiea outsiders" mari. the
! year. RED WING.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
COUNTY TICKET.
For County Attorney,
FRANK SAYRE.
For Supervisor,
FRANK w. CHURCH.
For Clerk Of the Court,
L. H. BURNS.
Democratic Meetings,

The following meetings are an
nounccd for the 4th congressional dis
trict, to be held at the places and OH
the dates named;
At Northwood. Worth county,
Tuesday evening. Oct. 3, Prof. L. s.
Ruque and Hon. John Cliggitt.
At st. Ansgar, Mitchell county
Thursday evening, Oct. IL. Prof. J.
s. Rogue, w. L. Eaton and J. s
Root.
At Mason City, Cerro Gordo count,
Saturday evening, Oct. ID, Prof. l.
8. Rogue and Hon. Reuben Noble.
At New Hampton, Chickasaw coun
ty, Wednesday, Oct. II, Prof. l.. s
Reque. Other speakers for thi
meeting will be announced mex
week.
At Charles City, Floyd county
Thursday, Oct. IS, Prof. L. s. Requ'
and Hon. John Cliggitt.
At Waukon, Allamakee county
Wednesday, Oct "a, Prof. L. 5. Rogue
Other speakers for this meeting will
be announced next week.
The above meetings will be held In
the evening, commencing ut 7:3'
o'clock, and local committees are re
quested to make the necessary ar
rangements. Speakers to accompan.
Prof. Rogue, will hereafter be an
nounced for the New Hampton ani
Waukon meetings, and other ap
pointments will be published as ar
rangements are completed.
GEO. H. OTIS,
Chm Congressional Committee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
state Iri.lc Cn.S Va FIGURE.

State pride, says the indianapolis Sentinel,
will not induce Z single Democrat ii Ind
;las. 20 VOC fsr Ben Harrison, Nor should
it. Zen Harrison mover voted for L Demo
rrat In ~ his life. He is IL narrow, big
oted and intolcTact partisan lie hates
Democrats. lie represents. III this cam
paign, the cause Of monopoly. He Is the
candidate OF the trusts and the combines.
He stands Oh the most unpstriotic and
wicked political platform eyer adopted in
America iso represents secicnalisal aad
the bloody shirt lie Is hard in glove
with ga&g Of notorious political rlerccn.
aries and c3@ruptio..sts. Lie Is the foe Of
ORGANIZED -a4cr. lie Is the exponent Of ev-
CRY thing ta4t il most hateful and obacs.
loua - p19sl1eats. or 10 lovers of Decent
politics in a:ty p&rts. j trcIe is 8 nan III
Indiana 10 calls lIiGnsclfn Democrat, ~
who &vc4' t.,s called Ll.:.se-I 5ucl. VII, pro
poses 10 vote far Ben Harrison. il is OF Other
grounds Ian - State ariae.''
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
Why Unworthy OF Trust.

Because the leaders and represent
ative men of the party have from
1862 to the present time conspired TO
rob the general public and the gov
eminent in the interest of monied
aristocracy. Such has been the rec
ord of the Republican party, and
such continues to be its public policy.
1t promised the private soldier at
the commencement Of the civil war
payment in coin.
Failing to meet it engagement III
this, it issued $50, 100000 in treasury
notes, full legal tender, which always
remained the full equivalent of coin
in all payments or purchases. When
gold was selling at - s. OH the dollar
these notes were worth the same
Why? Because they were a full le
gal tender.
Further issues being required t.
meet the esigencies of the govern
ment, the capitalists Of Lombard
Street, London, and of Wall Street
n. Y, thronged the Hobbies of Con,
gress and prevailed upon that bod,
to put two exceptions Oh tie back o.
these treasury notes, thus purposel,
depreciating the currency with which
the soldier was TO be paid, and witt
which the supplies Of the govern
ment would be purchased.
The effect of this was to make the
greenback, Or treasury note. worth
but from 81 to 30 cents Oh the dollar
in all government purchases Of arm.
supplies, thereby largely increasing
the cost of the war, at the same time
correspondingly reducing its value in
purchases for the soldiers family. to
| whom it was full legal tender at its
face
The Republican party fronl the FIRST
robbed both the government and the
citizen at the demand of the capital.
| lists of England and of Wall Street.
!! In the interest of capital. the treas
ury notes purposely deprecated
were exchangeable III par for non
taxable interest bearing bonds of thu
government.
These bonds We're payable in law
! full money, which the Supreme Cour
decided the treasury notes were.
In the interest Of capital, III March
1869, the Republican party passed
the Public Credit Strengthening Act
making the bonds payable Ia coin
and prohibiting their payment be
fore maturity.
Then, knowing that the revenues
of the government would be largely
in excess Of current expenses. thai
party authorizes the Secretary of the
Treasury to refund the bonds. giving
them twenty years more TO run.
In the interest of capital, the Re
publican party removed the tax upon
incomes and upon nearly all the lux.
uries of the wealthy, but imposed the
tariff taxes, the highest ever known
u; on the necessary articles used and
consumed by the poorer classes.
That party then proceeded, under
one pretext and another. to lock up
in the treasury vaults the money tax.
en- from commerce and the industries
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
HOW'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
can not be cured by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY Co., Props, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions, and tinanc'
tally able 10 carry outany obligations
made by their firm.
Weat g. Trnax. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Waldins, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole,
eale Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
e. H. Van Hnsen, Cashier Toledo
National Bank. Toledo, Ohio.
Halle Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
molly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces Of the system
Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04

The peculiar Interpretation OF
Christ's teaching made by Count
ToIstoi and his example in renoune-
ing his former military, social and lit
erary habits of life for the life of ii
Russian peasant. have made rs deep
an impression Oh the thought Of the
time as his great novels. Is this the
proper Interpretation of Christ =
teaching and is the Christian world
in error? Canon Tarrar has answer
ed this inquiry In a review III Telstoi' :
writings and religious faith and man
uer Of life in an essay, which has both
d literary and deep religious inter
esr, ir has been procured by he To-
rum AND will appear IN the number
for Oct Inpr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
.s'ass.. tn FkPfSP1ssa.

To Nary Il iris, john Harris. Or other unknown
o9a.sSs 81 taa lInas hereinafter described:
la&e aBiitc thai at the adjourned pubic
Tax s4.e, he-u4 ani stib.icly he'd 1t the Office
D the county TREASURER. In CreSen. Howard
& any. iag i. pursuant 10 Law. commencing On
til. ffst Monday Il tcl. iSS5, to~ait On the
in s u D"cem9ef. 1875 thereafter. 10 when
ti.t4s al SAFE lad Dat s.'ga.y aul oafnad, the
fo..aStlg Cc c@fOai raj c,i .ie Was sold 10y the
lr,.sa.sr oI Id county ior the t.xes due
thereon. f9r ia YEAR - 1, amounting 10 the
sas4 nf u. III, TO wiz: ivy i Dt NV !. Of section
No : taEs oI>ain 80, Eaa,o No. IL, west OIL The
) h :. -. coward calaty. Iowa.
i*pst j. {. k"..Cw beeiae the rur-
caas.r o. said lanl Al said Sale. and that the
fi-4lt oI redemption Will expire ahd a deed
g.. sill iaaa be made - she unarfsi-ned, WHO
Il :agW lie owner al / hOl4Er ia Ills own right,
or t}a certificate OF sac LII I'll. thereon by
the treasurer ri sat- county, tn.ess redemp-
ton ron sid sale b. made within 81 days
faom tie completed service Of this notice.
T. ". ii MON. owner,
Hy L. IL. BERG. Agent.
Iat.l OCT. 2. So. 1t3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
sg.tr":3 .aes sssssss.

tt siar5. ii1E9is, John A3fif ~ ojn+y unknown
owners Il ia Lands hereinafter 9r&Stibed:
last l.otite LII I tie ad1ufnta pub ic
Tax : e III Err aud n@h.niy a2ti al the office
ci tt4n tetHI:E if&9@Af e.. ia tit*eo, howard
Cnttaft .tssta. pttr.tss4f law. FGaAehein- on
tnt. mi. IL Btar ~ u I =. 1855. toai': Oh the
n day ii teesn4tgaT a~-s ia" eater 10 which
time - III s5Ie i.1} ttr's ~ ADJOURNED the
10 ,ou ia sf-g4io d u. ate vs. soil by Tie
Tfaa-tIy'5.Ht ~&sd rnEHtF tor Iae taxes due
tb4eraae Es-G ia ar 4ss4 ,,moins ing to the
su4l ia - 81 70 u a.: TIE a,.l -wss =; alart.r OF
nw . a@ - ston NJ -, township 80. range IL,
Ntc&t III iE&rs sta + v . tIeSari COUNTY. Iowa.
Taar y. X. Il .f.tr bcC.ine the rur-
chase* II I'd land N Naii ale, and that the
HOT o. r art.se foa Will e&iIre AID decd Tor
said IHSs,i D.. l&aaa H. ;tle UNDERSIGNED. wao
Il naw ltl@ AHT aud hoitleria his Gwn riga..
~ tao a. r ~ ii ~ @atp made Thereon by the
lfeasf3aes nj s,iI caagtF. uh!eas redemp; ion
from Ill sf'c D.. made within 81 days freln the
corai tea service oi this no,i e.
/. ". DUSToN. owner.
By e. X. beng, Agent.
Dated OFT. :, Isss. lt2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
ns.s&s.sa - F..s2ssap,:s.

To Mary i.a,f!s, ia!aa Harris or other unknown
GVn @fs e tie 'aHGs h rel after described:
LAX Iattre Tai 1t the %dlaGfHed public
tax .a9@ Ii gsnu fai publicly he'd II the Office
ri t., ,saatY ftea Sa.1f. N Iissca. HJw3ri
county. low /. Thf~u&at ~ law commencing Oh
t,}a IRA Monday - q 4 ther 1855 to-wit: on the
II! a. of u 'CcEGb"r $50 thereafter: 10 which
tine ALL J. lad been IeEaa& adjourned. the
fnt'oxlass de- ett2"d raa. estate was sold by The
TraaeI-~r If saii scantN fCr tne taxes cue
thC.caH Ia th@ year 1854, amounting 10 the
Sttltl as 10 ~ wit: lie h OF NV I ~ sectiG.
NJ -. t9Hnshtn M, 50, iai-e No. II. West OF
IT. atH =. ~ Toward county. lava.
Til Il. Il. h0Diiie hec4Ine the purchaser
OF said aud a Sold sale: aGd that the right OF
Tet.etss saa .i,l cxpite aid deed for said
ia.td t., ia 81 N rIae I'll ,"Tsi-ar,l. who Is now
oWHnY 4nG isG:ie Ia H. ""n ght, OF th.e corti-
tirats Il - te mad thereon ~ the treasurer or
Sai.i county. rnttss II III mlytiun itu.l said salo
lie u Ge within RI days ii,ln the Completed
stryl9e oi Ibis notice.
1. ". IL NJ ON. ow@er,
i,y { X. BEEG Agent.
Dated &C. , iS>e. lt3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04

The State Register of Friday, June
81, 1879, says the resolutions of the
Republican state convention of that
year We're adoptea by an almost
unanimous vote. Its tariff resolution
reads:
IS. That we favor a wisely adj
justed tariff for revenue"
Did that smack of free trade?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
Chm Congressional Committee

1t is not possible for the admins
tration Of Mr.. Cleveland to correct
the wrongs and the crimes of twenty.
four years Republican legislation in
four, with the Senate in favor of the
wicked legislation that causes the
peoples woes. That some progress
has been made is encouraging under
the circumstances.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
&c. ~ - !ksgf'sHss;..

T. Mary tt:Fr.s, fr.,& tfagf5e or other HnEGown
OWuess ~ tIie laHaS itrfriua.f'f RI f~rflb.ti:
i se 80 Ice ia 4 Ill the Adjourned pnDiic
Tax sal, begun @na tgth.rly he i'll II the ofiicr
OF iii" county TREASURER, ia Gre,eo, Howard
county, I.aa. p4F~H Iii IL law. commencing on
the first aon .as ~ actab r. lss5 fo-wii: On the
ath daf ii De ciUbeT. 1873 thereafter. 10 which
tiae said al had be"l. legally adjourned, the
fo.loAl ( !, scribe real estate was sold by the
Trea ~ufef of SAID county for the taxes due
thereon Tor the year 'ss' - "'.tag 10 i,tt stun
o. $40 ts~s:l. - u Al ga /. VI sa..tisa NJ. -,
TOW uSaip ~ IA, faar@ y. -. Vest OF he 5; h
p. . II AZ aTs. tu3iHts. iaNa.
In4a f. :. "tast@@ b { !lse the purchaser oi
sad .a4su at aid sal and that the right OF
r@tas4 stish WtiaEr're 3ta deed tyr satI land
b. I'D 8e ~ fsr AMI r>igrga. WHO Is EJw the
oNaet t34 Mi l"r IA Ill, J@a II! rat II III. cetti-
tiuasa af bib Mile thereon lag tSe ,rsa .urer I'll
said JUaatf, H.'eses ,ea ata iu, from said sale
be E4aaa wi'h!E So days from Tx completed
serS}e. 81 this uo't"e
i. ", ICS1oE, Owner.
BY {. il. LIaG, Agent
Dated OFT. = 1858. Ii3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04

One month ago Senator Allison
and all the Republicans of Iowa were
shouting in chorus, There's no snr.
plus" Now Senator Allison and his
echoes are expected to shout for the
Senate tariff bill, designed to reduce
the surplus $75,oOO,OO0 annually. A
scheme to reduce something that
don't exist. eh?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04

Y. W. Aver & Son have sent out
the ninth edition Of their newspaper
guide. Ii IL the most complete work
in it, details that has eye: been isSu-
ed. The newspaper advertiser use=s
it as authority in giving correc; in
formation Oh newspaper statistics.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04
DO yCJ BELIEVE THAT
trusts and Combines are Dangerous
anG Should be Suppressed?

If 80, send for the INDUSTRIAL.
HAND Book" How to suppress mo-
nopOliea: how 10 organize and create
favorable public opinion; how to
utilize your local literary talent in
the interest Of the cal.ea Price OF
book, - cents. Adar,s,
W. y. MAR SHALL.
Santa fe. Kan.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04

Persons having pension or other
claims against the government which
have been long pending rs we'll as
Those who have never presented
their claims. would do we'll 10 cores
pond with GEO. M. NANLEuvES Jr.
Pension Attorney.
33rf Lime Springs, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-04

STATE TICKET.
For Secretary Of State.
WALTER McHENRI.
For Auditor Of State,
DANIEL j. OCkERSON.
For Treasurer Of State,
AMOS CASE.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
PATRICK II. SMlTH.
For Attorney General,
JOSEPH G. MITCHELL.
For Railroad Commissioners,
PETER A DEI,
CHARLES l. LIND.
HERMAN L. WILLS.