The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-19

SO Tanner has gone! Who vii
shovel out the surplus nowi
R. J. McHugh, p. J. Button and
| Chas. Caward, started Monday after
noon for trip to Canada.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. N. b
Libby, for several Of the finest and
delicious musk MELONS.
Send to H. X. Eagle + Co., IS Wa
bash ave, Chicago, for price list.
The farmers are reaping the result,
Of voting to protect american In
dustries, when It takes q bushel Of
oats to buy u pounds Of sugar.
The Cresco Drum Corps started
yesterday for Preston, Mimi, where
they are engaged to help furnish
music for the Fillmore Go. Fair.
LosT.-A sum OF money in bills
suppose to have been lost near A. H.
Caward's gate. The finder will bt
literally rewarded by leaving it al
Caward's Grocery. LIMA KILsoN.
Send to H. h. Eagle + Co, 6S Wa
bash ave.. Chicago, for price list.
The G. N. 4 st. Paul road will sell
Harvest excursion tickets Sept. oath
to Sioux City, good for 30 days, fol-
one fare for the round trip.
Bookkeeping and Commercial Law
are taught ut DEBORAH Institute, by
Prof. Rich, without extra charge.
Tuition - q month. The best time
to begin Is October 18th.
Mrs. Hannah, sister Of w. H. Pow
ell, one Of the early settlers Of How
ard county; will be remembered by
old settlers a. Mrs. Eddy, now from
Indianapolis, Ind, Is visiting with
her brother.
Send to H. r. Eagle 4 Co., 68 Wa
bash ave-, Chicago, for price list.
You can always depend on what G.
ID. Nichols Of the Golden Eagle says.
Last week he wrote US from Chicago,
saying when he returned he would
show as something that would make
q noise. It's q girl.
Recently we heard q man say that
the common people Of the United
States would suffer themselves ground
down by their oppressors to corn
bread alone and once day ut that,
without Offering resistance. We re
garded the gentleman ut the time as
one who feeds on extreme fancy. But
after we read OF the Illinois miners,
their wives and children, devouring
the dead horses, we have arrived at
that the gentleman did
not wander very far from the truth
after all.-Chetopa Statesman.
Eighteen thousand people are starv-
ing in Illinois, and Chicago is sending
car loads OF food and clothing to
them. The laboring men Of any coun.
try do not need charity, II they are
given Justice. When the ship loads
Of food from America were going into
Irish ports for starving Ireland, 1t is
q historical fact that they passed En-
glish ships going out, heavily loaded
with fat cattle and grain, bound for
England's landlords; the poor starv-
ing wretches of Ireland needed JUS
tice more than charity.-Frankfort
(Kan. Sentinel.
Send to H. r. Eagle 4 Co., ee Wa
bash ave-, Chicago, for a price list.
1.-The farmers. observes the Phila-
delphia Record, have this year rails
ed q tremendous wheat crop for
which they will get European prices,
less the cost Of transportation. But
when they buy sugar, lumber,
clothing, salt, tools, medicine, tin
ware or any other Of the thousands
Of necessary things taxed in the tariff
schedules, they must pay American
prices" These are facts, and signs
are not wanting that the farmer IL
finally beginning to understand and
appreciate their significance. The
plank Of the Iowa republican plat
form relating to the trusts IL Mt once
= suggestion and san admission that
the granger Is beginning to open his
eyes.-Dubuque Telegraph.