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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
3ebn Sabre iiaasger.

Mrs. Marp Montgomerp ans 8ofoa
t9retbt: Sabre lang ruar ib gen6tbigt Elm
Sdubfen 5u tragcu, i'm cine fable Gteue
euf n1etnem Shettel 3u bebedeu !; Jest aber
lege i'd bieIe8 Sdub9en nit Trelsoen ab,
ben1 Sbr 9atr=Gigor brtngt neren Saars
tpudS beroor. SD traute faum metrten
@ugen, GlS i'd 5uert bcmerfte, baB mein
9aar tnuHS; aber GO 1T 10, 81 meiner
groBen SreuOe. SD iebe nun 3ebn
Sabre finger aus"
4e9nltden @rfotg bon Der Mntrenbung
bon N1er'8 9atr=Sigor erfIbren W1rs. 8.
8. Bre8cott in @bnrlestomn, Mol1., WiS
Seite 8. Sebloe III burlington, ST., Otrs.
S. s. Burton, IN Bangor, 9le., uno uieIe
an0ere.
9aS Iusfauen bcs Saares fam feinen
@rEno in l%lnretnbeit be8 8lute8 ober in
einer StOrung IN Wfagen uub Sober baber.
SIN folfem Sale 1T es rpobl erforberlid, oab
man eirIe ;Scit lang BON @1er's Sarfas
partlla oOer BON Nner's 8ttfeu in
Serbinoung nit benz Sigor @ebrauH
made, I'M allen Serriftlngen oes &0rperS
bolfte @eiunobeit urtb Strait Su eeben. 9as
bel f0nnen mir nt6t genug einiddrfen. baB
teineS bieIer Neitte1 piel arsrif)ten fam,
tperu man ie rid)t nit Iusbauer a1tpe1loet
unb cine reinlide ul6 m6biae 2eben8tueiIe
beoba6tet.
Nper's Sair=StgOr,
Bubereitet Don DR.. 3. G.. @per & Co.. aomen, gsoR
SIN Mpotbeten unS GoiIettenI6oen Az h0bems
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
gcbauter SrrLdnber, Ser our6 ietn altfgez
regteS 8ene6men ben 8eipei3 ~lteferte, baB
ibn bic N1flage le6r %Geunrubi1e.

Sn Gnp's (9onbon) 6oipitals 9 ri6ten,
0b. 1, Geite 1876, beftnOet li@ fol9enOer &ez
riDt: r@info6e 6ppertropbp (SerSr0Berung)
beS OerSenS, belonoerS Der liuteu &arnner,
pDne %pieltlappi9e l%lnfdbi9fcit. Sn bieier
509lrei@en Slaile 1T Der @orOiac (eln Spmp=
1onD Don ben 9fieren ab9eleitet." GieS erz
flGrt, 1ne5bdlb Nar1er'S Sote @ure 10 lpirfz
lam lit III Ndllen Don oer5fronfbeit. IS be-
leltigt alls Dem 8lltte Die Jtierenl6ure, wel1e
Serifranfbeit Derltridht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
K[imoto fir Sd1rp;n6fIbtioe.

9ie perI0iebeneu &linata pon Tlorioa,
Colorado noGnliiornten inn fir anyun9enz
fronf9eit yeipclioe ia Dtel perorbnet Dor0eu,
unb bod iterben 5ouletoe Der Vtlgeborenen
ieuer Staaten oil Dieier tobtli0en Nrautbeit.
Gin lpeit 8uuerldliisereS 9eilnsittel lit III
ieoer Mpotbefe be5 yanoeS ST. baber, ltuo
spar zines, Dos GIT 9auie an9elpanot ,perbeu
fanl1; ein 9eilmittel, baS Don Apotbetern
p~erfoutt miro inter Der 6abritanten y 0 i t l.
per Warantie, baB e5, lpenn re0tSeiti9
einoetcmmen unb o%rOentli6 probirt, cine
6c.luug be,pirten ODER oas bafiir beSobtte
@cIp prompt Suriidsegeben wrO. 2sir meis
nen ooutit jene5 iucllberitbn!te @eilmittsl fir
G6wiuolutc6t (oocr gul9enlfropbuloie), boS
ais Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Di s.
covery befornt it. is 1T DaS ciaSige 9eil=
mrttel fit bieie ibredli0e ara1fbett, >0dS 10
porSigli@e 0eiltrafte beliFt, nm leile ,5obr!.
fanteni gu bere6tigelt, eS inter eilter @'arautte
i'll Derfautet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
S@tpa@e 06naser,

me16e lire pole ManneSfraft lt1b Gloiti5tta.
bes @eiltcs rpieOer 5u erlangen mitnl9en, err
balten lltent9elcltd) Mustuntt iiber EN-
ttettcS &cttOerfeDrcat, wel9eS lA9 blS
leBt IN ieoem eiusclnen Safe 9l0n;enb be-
I BiaIst bat! 5seSsr 9,t sla eiasntt f af,t! f sa$ n '9's
obreiltre: Wrtpate GItutc & 9iSDeet'
Ierp, 10 u. &ouitOm str+. Wcw9ort
%. "a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
Observation-Disclosures Brieffafen

EdHODlrIp1WdIlltdet 5r1eTralIen.
Serrn $. @. Sro9e: gSte fam
man itn9es Semitic Dor 86geln i1iiben =?
Q~ntDort: Wtan lege etn 6aiel1fel ooer
etn Stitd 9els auf baS Sect. Oie 80ge[
balten ft6 fern, neil ite bas Sell fir cine
&abe anie6en. @benlo tann man Elm iolz
Dies Sell at etnem &irih6aum befeItigen.
8et iungen @rbien en1pfieblt es fid, io6alD
fi6 Die eriten Seine Seigen, mebrn1als binz
tereinanber Die @roe auf beiben 5eiten ettpos
gu bdufelu, 10 baB bas Grin beoedt lit.
SObalo Die B1anse gr0Ber tpir6, perliert
Die @rbie tbren lllBen Gei6n1ad un0 Die
GO9eI riibren tie alsoan1 nidt ntebr Git.
2angiGbrtger 2eer." @ewiinl9z
tes in Der nd6iten drummer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
SatNmtrtbfw

~ Observation-Disclosures @e9enltdnoe oetreItenos
@niroeen finb on 0errn Is ottiieb Sennt'tSD'pe"'
Cen a rh, gtebrnSfo. 5u ridltet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
IN d[:.
,n GfmGI

. 0 nj M erD etaen.-Jto.4 81 Ol@00c.t
No. 3 5u T@7Sfc.
0inter Us eis EFT. = $50. 4 rotDer I'll
49@6Oc., 9to, ) rotber SIT 72@7Sc, Do. 2 ST
@prn. @erfdufe auf 9robc:, go. 4
33@334c, SEQ. 3 34@344c; i'm Stpre 1910
335c, Jto. 3 setbes 34&, $40. 2 M Store
34c, selbe3 im Gtore 342t.
9oter- Serfallfe dui 4$robe: Nlf ber
Sobn No. 5 21&@25c, SEQ. 8 petBer "A
M2o4c.
erfe-N SO. 4 mad Yrobe gu 3o@5ac,
$50. 35u 40@60c.
6ea: 9to. l Ein,ot5p sn $40 0@11.G0,
No. , DO. iN 50. 00@9.50. Direo 5000
$50 urto lpIasO 45raIrte S6.O0@80J Die
&onNe.
@amereten: Gia,ot9p $t,83@f.35,
6ioGs St.57, 3teelorlen 34.00@4.30.
&o SO ell. no. 3 aui Der 8abIl 39@391c.,
9to. , 4l4@-c.
8Ieie.-;u 5000 1885.
Mtbotings-$9.0O@$.0 $50 Die Come
bei1n 0ar.
MbtSf,9. -1.02.
sri erm 80@82lc, n@orf Barz.
rel5" un0 Si.02t@1.0J vtaro &ierteS"
9trtn8 Scans. = 1.33@1.5o ods
&ilt0en.
Yle BGants. : &c. bos 9funb.
@ter. - 11t@12c. pdS $50.
8oDn Ell, -5eIte Eduie5j il sl.60@1.65,
MeoInn13 l.50@--.
N~icDTtGrft.
Nm Minbptcbmarft betrug Die J3us
fubl 47.115 Gtiit, 9egel a, $50 Gtiid in Der
pori9en gSo6e. 4reil redt feIt uno 9irlielt
nib 5tiiAe nm 15@20c. D0ber, ais ST. Stufan9
Der a$od9e.
I'm @ weinemarttb belief it'd bic 2n=
fuhr aui 1854 Grid, 9e9en eS,Io1 Gut
i'll Der pori921 ISOLDE. 4rtiic taulli perars
bert.
G6afe trafen 23,5CO 0tild. gegen 49,
800 Gti!d lit Ger pori3en &ode am bieiis
gen Martte ei1. &reile wei6elp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
ltGnnd Luck"

Qm lebten SonnabenO traf nit Der Qoit
Die Na6ridt eiu, oaB Elm Gt6et, pel6cS III
Der 6arbp 8oltofftce geipielt purDe, in Der
Sebruarz 3tebung Ger 2nutltana>S taatSlot=
terte $4,000 g%etponnen babe, a6er Bis Slli1t
Wfpnt09 mel6ete ii0 Der 8eitber OcS Sifets
1tdt uto man tpollte l0on glauben, oaB
Elm 0lr6reiierber DuiieL6e gefauit 3Gtte.
Nm WlDntag WeorgGn fam Sri. Sreiiie
9Se6fter sur Staot uro ats ite bic @el6idte
b0rte, erflGrte ite, bag i6r Gater fluf5ebn
Sifets iener j3ie6ung bcfibe uro fie glaH6te,
ems oerlelben trug eiltc G1ntid)e 9tum,ner,
it6 a6er ui6t an Die genaue Summer bieie8
3idets, Sic i6rie0 Die Numner, e5 ipar
Ga, 100, auf einen Stretfen 8apter u1o na6
elmer 8erglet6ung su 0auie c1toedte lie,
baB fte OaS g~liidbrin9enoe Sidet, tDclder
etn 3tpanSigltel bon 6unoerttauien6 Sol>
lars gelpanrt, belaBen. 6err We6iter fam
ipfort nad) Der Staot, 3eiate 6aS gtiif6rtns
genbc Stdet ieinen 8reunDen unO iiberga6
es Der tSnroD 8anf sur Ginfaiitrung. St
lit elmer Der 8toniere bon SaGion Iotpnz
hip, SerpeQ 60, Sanlas, ad)t Wteilen iuoz
LID BON Der Sta0t lnO ertparb it0
ieine Sorm ais SeimitGtte inn Sabr
1873. ST lit ein fletBig arbeitenDer,
entliger 8iirger, tpel6sr iein Slid miirOiz
gen fam. St iagt, ct fina Dor utgefdbr
brei Sabren an 2ottertelooie GIT foufen uto
bate 3ur 3ett, alS CT Die leBten fil1fSe6n
EifetS faufte, finn Dollars mtsbr berau8>
befon1men, ais er fiir GidetS
aroelegt bate. Ser v6erolo" nit
ieinen btelen Sreun6en gratultren
linn SIT ieincm groBeu @liif unD freuen ie
iid 81 %tpiiien, oaB pas @elo in CUTE 0anoc
fomnlt unO ba6 IS feline GgtraoaganSen nit
acknowledgement Skinner Deranlaien
miro. = 6arOp (geeb.) 0cralO Sebr. %.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
N0Cft5ccimt

@bic no. 4. Wfoi.
Htit Der @orpo0e per9licDen, i0tieBt Sei.
set I'm 1c. aie0ri8er, 0tdi5 iul &c. uu9 yho.
Ter mn lM8c. Aoher.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
6e1hdftsflemme.
Die Graeir manufacturing Go. in 56noen
eiues moHenperwaIters.

Die y@ra9in Manufacturing &c." BE-
tpirfte Otitttpo1 cine freiipiuiQe 0el0IftSz
itbertragntg oil BEN Mopotaten Wiuiom u.
WtontgomerD. Die @initelung Des &C.
id,Gfts6etrie6es Der Ttrrna rtro ben @lGltz
bi8ern feinen l1neren S6lag Derieben, od
es fetiteben iou, baB ben QcttDas BON etlpa
$4,000 Standardization IT, Der 5Dbe bon
nur $4,000 gegeniiberiteben. SEER Wtontz
9ornerp, Der iebige Walenoerlpalter, err
flGrte WtttttDod), oaB in Dem p~orliegeloen
Sal DON ei1em v8anferott" gar niht
bic 9tebe ietn fam. Die @eleaidaft
ipiirbe lire @lGubtger boQ beSablen
ltnb au6 Die NfttonGre tpiiroen
bel ser NlflDiung Der Tirnta nod gang gut
fabrer. 9a etuige Der 0irectoren Die 9(us@
Ga6e BON neuen Mctien, lpoour0 1th Die
Sirmd DGtte lei6t iiber Waiier balten fDnz
itcr1, opponirten, babe man Die Liquidation
bel6lo11en. Die McttDa belte6eu aus Dem
@aarenlager, @ertbpapieren un0 Der Suz
BRIT nit bem @runoitiid III Gra9in. Su
ber nit BEN belten Wtaldinen ouSgeitatteten
Sabrtf tpurben %@ilentpaaren Uerfertigt uno
beitbt bic Sirr1a cine Nnsabl iuertbpoQer
4otente. Die Tabrtf murbe friiber urter
ben 91alnen v@ragin Br0s. & GbalDler"
uno lpGter yGragin 8roS. & So" 9efilbrt.
@or ettpa leds Sa6ren biIbete ii@ aus Der
IeBt9enannten Sirnla bic vGragtn Wfanus
featuring &c." ais Corporation nit etnellt
Capital BON $4,000, 900.
Wtit bsn Sriiblttg erlebt Die Natur cine
Nuferltebu19 tbrer per5or9e1en &rdfte. 9Ste
Die @elt I'M bid, 10 io4telt an9 bu betn
Nllsi eben e%rneltelt, bid frGfti9en lno Die ges
benSitl0me reini9en. Ga3u lit nt9tS beIler
nIS OnPriS @nrinnnriMn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
Derbdn9nispolle S@ieberei.

Sn Dem Oauie $40. II NorbzS anaomonz
itraBe fam Wiorttag 2t6eno I'M bal6 II lt6r
e;ne G0ieBeret itatt, Die ein Qeben sum
SpTer fprocrts.
Do8 Oolts lit bes Soft ut6 0ogirAa1S
elmer i5ran 8napp, uuO Die 6eioen Sdipdz
ger N}iNolaus 9tplen uao Sim 9iurfe lpcbnz
ten bort. WIontag Nbenb iaBen bic 8eiDen
nab Dem NbenDeiicu frieoli0 beii0mmeu
ms beipraGer Die Ga9c5ira9cn. 0GS @s>
ipr&6 lenfte iiN ali ibr 9emeinIantes Weut7
tertGu0. SclaNo, ulo 0iBi8c Q8orte flogen
bon Gii1en1 Suul Gl1oern Giniiber. Ser
Gtreit ipucne 10 erregt, beg bic 8eioen u1>
tuilig ba5 3ir1mer nerlicbei IInb 9!olsl1
ipar geraoe I'M 5e3riff ii0 III iein 3immcr
5u begeben, ais bev 9treit aui Dem 6du5flur
mod cilulal 0u6brad. 2l5 bic @trtDin
0eraDe onf Sen Sur trat, fradten 3luet
SdiiiIe uno 9eolan ianf, bon elmer &uBcl
binter baS SDr getrofien, III 8o6en. Srnu
Gnapp id;fte mad Or. Smith, beiicn g8o51
nuna ii1 i'll 500. 200 984it~ SafcitraUc be-
ftuDet, uub Dielsr OrDncte Die llebcrfilbrung
pes t0otlt6 gerlpunOeten mad DEM Gountnz
O0lpital oil, no er IeitDsr geitorbcn
lit. Ser Wt0rber botte inSpiiden
!3ett geba6t, Die g6oifc oil lid ST. ne6msn
ltub 5tG eutfommcr. ltc6cr Die ltriade Der
SbieBcrei Dernohte 6rau Snapp, Die 9eiDe
ais fleiBigc Nybeitcr fannie, rt0ts NnoereS
.ansugeben, ais DaB ie iiber Elm GjeiprG1 in
Streit gertctbcr. gtplan par nnr Stnei Sab
ret polt Hurte'5 Shlpelter gei6ieoen iuorz
ben, un0 es lit m0glt6, DaB Der Strett bar
iiber auSbra6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
Stool OI1tcQ0O.

Ser 0cmcrat @8ept Sserr Scr=
1tatN SrcGi0utt0t bei,tMt bic
Stanfett Scgas. 2~trfanias 1tno
SenneHcc.
SEER SrAns otto Die Gtante,t
MitneiOta 1t4to 9afota.
SEER GSataro SrtsnDoif oe&t Staat
NcbrnSfn.
9crr S9eo. @. 8eGmatst Se;t
Gtaat SuSiatta.
Serr G1trt S0nt6IenIec Den staat
SnimotS.
Serr SOB. 0etttr. G0crer Sen
GtaGt SAinoiS.
@err GtSOIf Sopp Sen Staat
&enSas.
Serr @nmI Tric6et Sen Gtaat
Sotpa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06

@duipert Sud ni9t unb idnouft unb
1pudt ni6t, lonbert t9eorall9t DIR. Sage's
CatarrhRemedy. Sn Apotbefen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06

6err 6. 80. @ebfter, Ser Meann, tpel6er
in Der Te6ruar>S3 iebung Der 2ouiiiana
Staatslotterie 5000 getpdnr, erbielt cine
Nntpeilung fiir Die Summe a63iiglih Der
@eblibren am lebten f~Yreita8. : ,6aroD
Y(e0.O 6eraLo, WiGra s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06

0ie ei9enorti9e 3uiommeniesuns, Gin
tbeilun9 uno 0er!te1un9 Don 0oo6's 9ar=
i~Gporiaa ma9t Dieie Iteot3iu peri0ieoen DON
anoerll, 1ole tie aud oQe alberp al belllamer
8trfun9 ilbertrl1t. Sn aleu Apot6efen per-
foltt. Nll9efertl9t pom @. $. 0oo6 & So,
Npotbefer, &Opell, Wtai1.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23

A minister in Medford, Mars
name made historic by variety of
rum-preaching last Sunday Oh the
war. declared that more men came
home wounded, Scared, and manned
by whisky that came from the SUIT
ler's tent than by the enemy's bullet
and shell. Instantly the Grand Ar
my post of that place resolved that
their feelings had been hurt, He
hadn't said bad about them, but
they seemed to find that the cap fit
ted They expelled the minister
from the post, sent him back his
money. and are now pouting with
the sense OF having suffered a great
wrong. II they had said nothing
how smart they would have been.
but now that particular post has
made itself the laughing stock Of the
country.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23
What Makes Infidels!

Christianity isn't pr cached IN the
pulpit as much as it ought to be, and
because tho religion of Christ is more
professed than practiccd. In u pub
lie discussion which recently occurred
in Chicago between doctor of.diyin-
ity and All agnostic, the latter stated
that Of the third of the human family
who had heard OF Christianity one
third did not understand it; one third
did not believe in it: and the other
third did not live up to it. Telegraph
The agnostic in assigning reasons
for the increase of infidelity omits one
important factor The effort of the
churches has been to prepare for the
great hereafter, while it should have
been to make heaven here. 1t is
idle worse than idle TO teach that
men can make a hell upon earth all
their lives and be fit for something
better hereafter. men and women
make their own heaven or hell and
can have either as good or bad as
they make it, and they have what
make as they go journeying through
life.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23
Monday Nay 20, 1859.

The Cresco Post Office which had
been under the management OF
Augustus Beadle since Feby. 1877
passed into the control of w. b.
Webster recently commissioned y. NJ.
for Cresco. During the time Mr..
Beadie has held the Office he has die
charged it's duties with fidelity to the
public to whom he has always main
tanned the Office belonged and in
whose interest 1t should be conduct
ed. He retires entitled to the APP
proving words well done thou good
and faithful servant" Mr.. Webster
starts in well: has an entire new out
fit and has the Office in q larger and
more commodious room than it &C.
cupied hitherto. In the work Of put
ting the office in running order he
has been assisted by y lady who was
Post Mistress ut Manson under Mr..
Cleveland and who we are told re-
sig ned upon the election Of Harrison
For his deputy in the Office he will
have his son f. b. Webster, from
whom we predict efficient service.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23

Preparations of unusual import
ance are going forward which, II car.
ried out as now seems probable, will
add very attractive feature to our
county fair. Mr.. McHugh has just
returned from trip to the home Of
1000 Sioux Indians on the Sisseton
reservation in Dakota, where he met
Gabriel Renville the chief who was q
conspicuous figure in the never to be
forgotten massacre at New Ulln i'm
our neighboring state, Lawrence who
served as spy for Gen. Sibley
was also seen. The prospect that
these distinguished gentlemen with
some others will be seen at our next
fair, is now nearly assured. The ira
ditional fair pumpkin will have to
take back seat at our fair this fall.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23

Last Friday night May 10, John
Forester, son Of Michael Forester, Jr.
met his death by sitting down beside
the railroad track, just this side OF
Alta Vista, and falling asleep laid
down with his head too close to the
rail, SO that q passing train frac tured
his skull, ETC., probably causing
death almost instantly. He had
been out on Il cattle hunt for nearly
q week, was very tired, and it is sup
posed sat down there to await the
hand car and get ride to this place.
This makes the fourth one that has
been killed very near this same spot.
At the coroner's inquest all were ex-
onerated from blame, rs no evidence
was produced that could attach any
cause for the accident to any one.
However, Mr.. Forester entertains q
different opinion, and will probably
investigate the cause of this sad
tragedy still further. He was bur-
ried last Sunday, the funeral being
largely attended. -Elma News.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23
REL .c,ous AND EDUCATIONAL.

Ii all were perfect Christians, in
diyiduals would do their duty; the peo-
ple would he Obedicnt to the laws; the
magistrates incorrupt; and there would
be neither vanity nor luxury In such .
state. j. j. Rousseau
Commissioners White, OF Massa-
chusetts, reports finding factories where
twenty per cent. Of the children could
not read in any language. This Is the
banner State Of the Union in respect to
compulsory education.
Counterfeit coin can never succeed
In spelling the character OF gold. Il
only compols one 10 ring every piece
on the counter. So pretense and sham
never injure religion. but only make
men more Matchful. Stand.
ard
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23
Memorial Day - to be Observed in
Cresco, Thursday Nay SOth.

1t il earnestly requested that
places of business be closed from p.
IN. till 3 p. IN.
Officer Of the day.-N. s. Durgin.
Procession will form in front OF
Court House at On. III. facing north
in the following order.
Officer Of the Day.
Cresco Drum Corps.
Orator Of the Day in carriage.
Memorial Post No. ZIG q. A. r,
Sons Of Veterans,
Womans Relief Corps, in carriages.
Floral Committee, in carriages.
School children and citizens In car.
riages.
Procession will move ut $50 q. III.
sharp, and proceed to the cemetery.
Programme for the afternoon ex.
cercises at the rink commencing ut
one o'clock.
Music by choir.
2Pra, er by Post chaplain.
3Music by choir.
4Exercise by children.
0Music by choir.
6Oration by Rev. F. NJ. Coleman.
7Music by choir.
8 Benediction by Rev. .. w. Cat.
lin.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23

Geo. NJ. vanLeuven, Jr., OF Lime
Springs. Iowa, was the attorney in
the Major II. 8. Bailey case, and to
his persistent attention to the case IL
due its success. Mr.. Van Leuven is
building up wonderful business in
the Northwest.
Major H. 8. Bailey received the
glad news yesterday "wednesday
that his pension has finally been al
lowed. He will receive back pay to
the amount. mp to June 4th, of 5000.
Every old pioneer will rejoice with
the Major at finally receiving his just
dues, and great credit is also due
Hon. John Lind. NJ. c., for his untir-
ing efforts to secure justice for the
Major. Jackson Republic, May 10th,
1889.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23

We have neen il announced about
fifteen times and ut as many differ
ent dates that under no considera-
ton will Hon. VIM. Larrabee accept
a nomination for the govenorship Of
Iowa. While this is startling il true,
we have no doubts but there are
other self-sacrificing patriots Of a diff
ferent state Of mind. Indeed we are
inclined to the opinion that the re-
firing and diffident John McHugh
could be induced to accept the NOM
ination and even spend d trifling
sum of money TO create the impress.
lon that the nomination was a * on.
taneous outburst of public sentiment.
Don't lie awake nights for fear there
will be no candidate for the position
of governor.-Postal Card.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23
kuby's Letter.

A letter from Mr.. J. w. Ruby, I'm
lion City, Ind: says: Il have used
"your Cldrke's Extract OF FIar Pa
'pillion) Cough Cure aud find it II
complete cure for deep seated cold.
1T has done more than two OF our
most skillful physicians. Ny chill
"dren had the Whooping cough and
with the aid OF your Cough Cure,
"they had 1t very light compared
with neighborS' children who
did not take it. believe it to be
1.-The best cough cure in the market
So !. Is. A large bottle only $l.0O
Clarhe's Fl0r Soap for the Skin.
It leads them all. Price Is cents.
Cough Cure and Soap for sale by
Lowry & Connolly. 2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consun,p-
tion Cure is sold by us on u gunrall-
tee. It cures Consumption. Buy it
Of DIR. Price.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be
quickly cured by shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee 1t. At DIR. Prices.
WILL IOu SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaints Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you.
Ask for it at Prices.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
cradle by that terrible cough. Shi-
loh's Cure is the Remedy for you. DR..
Price sells 1t.
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents. Ma
sal injector free. At Prices.
For lame back, side or chest, use
ShilOh's Porous Plaster. Price Is
cents. Get it OF DR.. Price.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23

A North Washington man by the
name OF Zeien who had been supply
ing the thirsty souls about Elnia
with their Jersey Lightning was
brought in by Sheriff Hull ON Tues
day and taken before Justice Moon
and plead guilty to three counts in
the info IInation whereupon he was
fined $50 and costs on each making
an aggregate Of about $500. He
paid one fine OF $50 and all the costs
*25. He was permitted to go and If
he desists from the unlloly business
no effort to recover the amount OF
these two judgments will be made.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23

Three days is very short time in
which to cure bad case of rheuMa-
tis,n; but it can he done, il the prop
er treatment il adopted, as viii be
seen by the following from James
Lambert, Of New Brunswick, Ills. Il
was badly afflicted with rheumatism
in the hips and legs, when l bought a
bottle OF Chalnberlain's Pain Balm.
1t cured me In three days. am all
right to day: and would insist on ev-
cry one who is afflicted with that ter.
rible disease, to use Chamberlain
Pain Balm and get well at once"
For sale by Lowry & Connolly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23
CRESCO MARKET.

TO.DAIS QUOTATIONS.
Wheat No. 2, 9Oc. Wheat No. 8, 81
Barley. zoe to Is
Oats, lac to tic.
Corn, 70 to %
Hay. tame $500 Wild 80
Time thy seed. el.35
Flax sl.OO
Glover, % ~ to -
Hogs, live, $40 to $500
Beef on foot, &c to &c
Sheep per head 1900 TO $500.
Hides, green 3@4@5c
Lard, lac
Tallow, &c.
Butter-Table, zoe.
Eggs, per dozen, 8
Potatoes, 20to
Apples per barrel, 3 to $3.50
Beans per bushel, $500.
Salt per barrel. $1.40.
Wood, green, $3.50. Dry 500.
Wool, unwashed G to zoe.
Lime. Acc per bushel
Honey. Is
Onions. 3 so
Flour $l.3J Straight. Patent $1.75
Kerosene. Is to zoe
Corn meal csc
Graham, 45c
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23
REWARD,
SlO()
800

The readers Of the PLAIN DEALER
will be pleased to learn that there IL
at least one dreaded disease that SCI
ence has been able to cure in all It's
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
now known to the medical fraternity.
Catarfh being constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure il taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and Civ.
ing the patient strength, by building
up the constitution and assisting ma.
ture in doing its work. The proprie-
tors lave SO much faith In its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that 1t fails to
cure. Send for list OF testimonials.
Address.
+. j. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, q.
cg"Sold by Druggists, 75c.