The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-29
Judge Hendrick Of Waukon was q
caller during the Fair.

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q caller during the Fair.
Harry Blackman. Of the Fayette
County Union, was a PLAIN DEALER
caller this week.
Chas. Porter, of the Des Moines
Leader was taking in the Howard Co
Fair, and the PLAIN DEALER Office
was favored with q call.
Send to H. r. Eagle 4 Co., 6s Wa.
bash ave., Chicago, for price list.
w. N. Burdick, OF the Postville Re.
view, favored our Office with a brief
call on Wednesday.
8. L. Thompson, of Oak Dale, was
in attendance at the Fair, and a
PLAIN DEALER caller Wednesday.
Mrs. s. L. Carey, Of Manchester.
Iowa. came up to attend the old set
tiers gathering.
Send to H. r. Eagle 4 Co., 6s Wa
bash ave., Chicago, for price list.
DR.. McColluln and wife are attend
ing the q. A. r. encampment ut Mil
waukee, and will be absent about
ten days.
Impurities of the blood often cause
great annoyance at this season:
| Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies the
L ~ MI aesnfy nAnntsosrS
Send to H. r. Eagle + Co., 6S Wa.
bash ave-, Chicago, for price list.
For the Winnesheik Co. Fair to be
held at DEBORAH, Iowa, excursion
tickets will be sold at one and one.
third fare for the round trip. Sell
Sept. 10th to 18th inclusive, good un.
til Sept. ID.
For the Mower Co. Ag'l Society to
be held ut Austin, Mimi, will sell ex.
cursion tickets at one and one-third
fare for round trip. Sell Sept. 18th
to 10th, good to return until Sept. 20
| 1889.
Send to H. r. Eagle & Co., 68 Wa
bash ave., Chicago, for price list.
f. L. Mead and family, of Elnna
Iowa, made pleasant call ut our Of
flee on Tuesday. But for the alb
sence Of our family ut the Miuneapo
liz Exposition, we should have insist
ed upon its having been extended te
our home.
/ Daniel Gagen, editor Of the Canton
Herald, accompanied by his friend
Edward Dagen, made the PLAIN
DEALKR pleasant call during the
Fair. Both belong to the ''unterri
fed"
q. J. Sonlsen, one of our best citi.
zens, has an auction sale on Saturday
eep.7 At Lime Springs, consisting Of
horses, cattle, household goods. ETC.,
preparatory to removing to Mime.
apolis.
Geo. Morse left some corn in our
Office Tuesday, gathered on the
Blackman farm north of Cresco, and
grown by his son Frank, which is al.
ready out Of the way Of frost.
We owe no apology to onr readers
for being behind with the PLAIN
DEALER couple Of days. especially
to those who are a couple of years or
more behind with us. The fact il, we
have been over run with work from
outside parties attending the Fair AZ
exhibitors. while for our regular Gus
toners We have printed cards, bill
heads, statements. letter heads, en-
velopes and posters during the week,
1920 ilnpressions-and the job hook
still full. Awful duh times; couldn't
put in but half a day Mt the Fair.
The North Iowa Times under it,
new management fully sustains the
reputation it has won in it's career Of
a third Of a century as the leading
journal Of Northern Iowa. Col. Otis
will continue with the paper for a
time Mt least, which promises well for
| the paper because he is recognized as
not only forcible writer but as one
who cannot afford to obtain victory
at the expense and sacrifice Of truth.
! The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
road is entitled to a great deal of
! credit for its effort to serve our peo-
| pie with ample train service for the
Fair and for the efficient service rem
dered. w. II. Mcclure, former
Cresco lad, now of Austin, had charge
of the train between this place and
Austin and deserves honorable men.
ton. The train from Monona was
equally well conducted, but we did
not learn under whose charge it was.
You can neither hang, burn, be.
head or cruelty the truth. A lie on
the throne Is still a lie, and thu truth
in a dungeon is still the truth; and a
lie on the throne is on the road to de.
feat, and the truth in dungeon /.
OH the road to victory. Let liar,
take warning. Let those who told
the people year ago that high
tariff victory would bring peace ant
plenty to labor, prepare for theil
own debasenent. Whoever exaltl
himself with u lie shall be debasel by
the truth. West.
Spotted Chester Whites. %
Last fall bought from John Stock
man what he recommended to b,
u thoroughbred Chester White boar
but which proves to be a grade, q
some of his get of pigs are spotted
Having asked him to right the wrong
he has done me by this misrepresen
tntiOn ui{houf anvil wn rrn ufS III,