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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23

IOTsi
II boxes, 30 ll,s each, Labor Union Chewing
or Smoking Tobacco This IL n long cut and
Of extra quality. il retaila for 10 cts per lb.
our price ss's cts. pr Id p2s y,
10 Cases. e5 lbs. each. spanlding 4 Mcrrlck's
Tom ard Jerry Smoking Tobacco. our price
until sold = ets per pound =.
II jars. 5ll, .tt. G. W. Gail 8 AK French
Rappe snuff. ~ CT.
liz pals. 10 lbs. ca .s.iarti's Terror Fine
Cut. light or dark Ia. retais at I'd
take them il i your own fa... rice until
80 80 LOT 80.
- pals Swamp Angel III ne Cut, Sc ~ b.
LOfW
81 pals Sunbeam Fine Cut BE, per Id.
LOT9l.
81 butts. Is lbs each. No Tax Plug, our rice
until sold, q cents per ID.
10 boxes, 10 lbs, each. Champaign Twist PiuI
This rctaii> ut =, cehts per pound, Our price ~
cents per pound.
10 butts. 30 pounds each. Oh Ny Plug, per
poun' : een's' LoTM.
= butts; Is lbs. each Luck Eight Plug - cts
per pound.
LOT S..
4 butts. L pounds each. Drummond Tobac-
co Cos Horse Shoe Plug, orr price per 10, 3ac.
153 McerSehaum Pipes. These are worth 80
each, our price until sold each 80 cents.
LOTas.
IA Imitation Mecrschaum Pipes. colored,
each - cents.
LOT 90.
Sl6 Genuine French Briar Pipes, straight
stems. each II cents.
LOT llD
Y Heavy, Tin Family Oh Tanks with pump.
hold 81 gallons each. These are worth $3.50
each, our price Si.6o.
LOT laf.
PA Shoe Brushes. worth 25c each. our
pIice until sold each n cents.
LOT 1u3.
al Stove Brushes each cents.
LOT lp3
81 doz. Extra Heavy Tile Carpet BrOOmss
These are OF extra quality. price per doz. SIS
IOI lG4.
135 Oak Iron Bound Half Blshel Measures.
each 10 cents.
14s Extra Large Wash Tubs each 60 cents.
IS Fibre Pals each - cents.
LOT lu..
e0O pounds Persian Insect Powder. This Is
worth 81 per ID. IL will pay you to buy now to
use next summer. price per III IS cents.
LOT los.
AZ lOz ". Bottles Winicrgrccn Flayoring
Extract. This II OF the best quality. price Der
doZ. bottles - cts. per single bottle cts.
n0N'T Lei local dealers scare you with
DOAN statements regarding high
frcights from Chicago Your local agents can
doubtless give yoii any information desired or
we will be pleased 10 quote yot freight rates
from Chicago 10 any railroad station upon re-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23

Improved farms for sale on long
time and easy terms.
c. X. BERG, Agent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23

Itch. Mango, and Scratches on hu
man or animals cured in 20 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails Sold by DR.. J! J. fGlem-
mar. druggist, Gresco, Sm6
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23

LOT a.
s,, 100 Remnants ,t L to 10 Yards nnbicached
yard.
LOT ~.
SO Remnants Straw and Feather Ticking ~
to yards; cents Straw. II cents for the best
Feather ticking.
LOT1.
200 Remnants Denims In Blue and Brown, 4
to yards ut &c lie. l4c. 15c per yard,
50 Wool Lap Robes at 81 10. worth ss.a5.
Is pairs Boys Rubber Boots, numbers and 2
only. until sold 81 ".
135 pairs Mems Alaskas TO II at 60 cents per
pair.
LOTS.
% pairs Ladies' Alaskas to at 80 cents per
LOT 81.
100 gallons House Paint at 80 cents, This il
really worth slsoper g Ea!.
30 Ladies. all Wool scarlet Vests and Pants
Ut 70 cents each, worth Sl:o.
- Ladies' all Linen Collars. size 121,s to Is at
10 cents. worth Is.
$50 Faultlcss Combination Razor strops at %
cents each. worth . cents;
80 combination Sets consist OF Razor. Razor
Strap, fine lather Brush and Cup, the whole
outnt Tor w cents. ,or.
$50 Square Horse Blankets with straps. at
Sl.So each. worth Sl;.5;
- pcs French Henrietta Cloth, colored. half
wool, ut 19c. PC, worth p and Is cents.
LOT67.
10 pcs French Henrietta Cloth. all wool. IN
black only, at 52andG u cents, worth IS and Sic.
LOT g.
30 LAtifcs' Misses and Children's TOboguans
at 35c. 45c. 81. G5c. each.
LOT 70.
500 Gents Fancy Mixed shirts and Drawers
az ~ cents each. worth = cents.
LOT II.
5sU Gents all Wool Scarlet Shirts and Draw
ers at sS cents each. worth sl.25.
LOT u.
800 Ladies' White Merino Vests and Pants at
Al cents each. worth 62 cents.
LOTI3
% Remnant Table Oil Cloth to 5 yards. mar
Die and wood col, ut 20 cents per yard.
LOT IS
$50 Remnants Turkey Red Table Damask i,
~ yd for &C. sss y.ls foI &c. So yds for 81 o.
LOTs9
. Pcs Fancy Union Dress Flannels % in wide
IN Stripes, worth BIO, 1T &c per yard
20 Remnant. kentucky Jeans to yards ut
llc lie. lSc. and Nc per yard.
LOTS1
10 boxes Is lbs each, Long Tom. extra Kilik-
per I'D, but we will sell this lot at II, &c per H.
LOTS.
Il boxes, % lbs each, Five brothers smoking
Tobacco A pipe free i'm every package 1t il
worth % cts pcr H., but we will sell il ut 10 cts
per pound,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23

1t is town talk, What Why Secale
Flakes, Of course. Better try some.
CAWARD the Grocer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23
LOANS

Bran and shorts at Cresco Roller
Mills.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23


FOLLOW CAREFULLY THESE DIRECTIONS WASHING.
Dissolve thoroughly boiling Ivory SOAR shaved fine
Add sufficient wash the hannes by
Don't rub any soap the Aanne but knead them we'll in the
solution.
Don't them plain fresh supply Of the solution,
and well blued for the purpose
Don't wiring tightly with the hands, cloheswrngcr The eer
from you get these garments the softer they will be-
Hang them out Immediately the weather will permit; dry
before the fire. left stand the flannel will certainly shrink.
Never wash flannel in hot bear your hand in
Never them in cold
Always IVORY Soar the best much experience has proved
this.
A WORD OF WARNING.
There many each represented us good as Ivory
like all uerfes lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
Of the genuine. Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it
Copyright by oc.e&G Gamble
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23
QUEEN. TEA.

Fol STRENGTH, PURITY and FLA
yor, the celebrated QUEEN JAPAN
TEA is guaranteed superior to any
other soc Tea sold in this market. 1t
is fast coming to the front. TRY IT.
Sold only by VIM. kellow jr., Grocer,
Cresco, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23

TN personal property anu other secu
rites. Enquire Of H. BISHOP, Cresco,
Iowa. lima
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23

Money to loan on improved farms
at per cent interest apply at once
to JOHN MCCooK. 3Stf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23
$1,000. 900.
ANTITRUST!

TS1SC, LAST HUU xAl1 tHE THU
Purchases of all kinds of Merchand-
Use made for Members ut Lowest
Wholesale Prices.
For full information, circulars, ETC.,
enclose a 2-cent stamp to
w. F. HENDERSON, SEcR'Y.
1853 w. LAKE ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23
GRAND CLEARING SALE

sell
less than These for the lots mentioned only the goods order
ODE ftda ssanda
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23

n0N,Ts Let local dealers scare you with
00AS = statements regarding high
frcights from Chicago. Your local agents can
doubtless give yoii any Information desired. or
we will be pleased 10 quote you freight rates
from Chicago TO any railroad station upon re-
,lueSt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-23
FARMERS AND STOCKMBN

Also
MECHANICS, PROFESSIONAL
MEN and LADIES wanted
At once, to join the
FARMERS COOPERATIVE MER-
CATTLE ASSN.
incorporated under the Laws Of ILL.,,
with a capital stock Of
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-11-01

Horses RalClGd.

/ want to get 100 head of horses or
mules to ranch during next winter.
My ranch is located on Marsh creek
in Cassia county, one mile below
Marsh Lake, is down in the warm
valley, and consists OF 600 acres all
under good, tight fence, of which $50
acres are in lucerne, clover, and tim.
othy. l have plenty of sheds and
stables for over 100 head Of stock,
and 300 tons of hay in the stack.
l will winter horses, and receive and
deliver them in either Ketchum,
Haley or Bellevue, and guarantee to
return them in good condition in the
spring, for $l2.50 per head.
I have the best ranch in Cassia
county, with plenty Of warm spring
water all winter.
For further particulars, address
j. w. LAMOREAUX,
Albion, Cassia County.
HALEY. 1DAuo, Aug. 2s, 1907
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-11-01
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new medical law The Examining Surgeon win
visit HALEY Quarterly. Private ONCE will be
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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
SHE WROTE A POEM.
It Was Real Poetry. Too, Although 1.
Didn't Thyme,

It Was Real Poetry, Too, Although It
Didn't Thyme.
In attendance ut one of the Indianapolis
ward schools is q little colored girl nine
years oil. She is miserable. indeed, for ut
home she is iil-treated and the shoes size
wears, and often the clothes. are supplied
blythe teacilcrs or some Of her classmates.
There is IL tender poetic vein in her maze
up: aad it iounl vent in q composition. The
teacher took a little pansy plant to school
one diy a,.i ta.d tho pupils Of tie flower.
Two days ;.f: er she asked them to write IL
poem of it AID, gave them the rN;.s,lege of
'iavigtl.e pansy talk and tell the story. and
this. according to The indianapolis Journal,
is what the li;s.o girl wrote, the word pansv
in the copy beng the only one .dignliied
with a capital:
81 arl only u Pansw My home is in, q lit
tie brown house. Isleep in my little brown
house ali winter, and am now going to
open my eyes and look about. Give me
some rain, say, want TO lock out of my
window and SIC what il gc.ng oa,' fasled,
so the h!sy gave me somo water aud beg
to climb to the window. ut last got up
there and open my eyes. OH what Won
derful world seen when birds sung song
70 me, and gr;,sshnppers kissed ms, and
dance with mo. aid creasets smiled at me.
and 8 had = pretty green dress. there WAS.
trees that grow over me and the wind ianet:
ME. the sun smiled at me, and little cMi
!rcn smellcd mo one bright morning me and
the g,.,sshopprrs had o party he would play
with mo and q naughty boy pick mo up and
tore me up aud died and that was the last
of pansvW
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
Cars Rum wi,ll s,,il.,

A Washington correspnndcntoft the Phila-.
delphia Telegraph was recently looking
ut some models in the National Museum uf
curious cars used in the early days Of rail-,
roadins in this country, WHOM Mr.. Watkins;
the curator, pointed out one particular one
that had q mast and sail. Experiments with
such cars wero made on the Baltimore &
Ohio road and on tho South Carolina road.
1t was thor serious question whether tho
motive power on railroads we Nbe SAIL;
horse or steam. The steam motive
was still looked upon as IN experiment..
Sail cars arc used to-day on gIano rail.
road on tho island Of Maiden, In the south.
Pacific They are, in fact, used nearer
home than that, for railroad men at Bar
negat beach, when tho wind is favorable,
frequently ride over the road on. csp.
structlon cars s-sloop-rigged. ssTiie wfnd
has good deal to do with railrcading even.
to-lay," Mr.. Watkins said: II you 20 to tho,
bureau Of intelligence at the Broad street.
station, Philadelphia, md ask whether some,
train, soy from New York, 10 likely to be on
time, you may be informed that tis likely
to be four or five minutes lutte, because.
there is strong wind from the west. Winds
make considerable difference In tha run.
ming timo OF trains.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
THE TALKATIvE MlNo..
How Sacred BIRD Of Siam wns smus-
gled Into san Diego.
tHa hn hal Whv don't ,,oi, caf n nHai,.

How q SnCrcd Bird OF Siam Wns SNUG.
gled Into san Diego.
"Ha, ha, hal Why don't you get o chair
to sit down ons"
T..c voice was rather loud but not dis
agreeable. and tho tone somewhat mufied,
Us cf C parEuE h:.ls choking with laughter.
The s::li..:i:;on came to the Ecwsgathercr
OF tiic. S,.n niesc Times as he was on his.
,ily rsr,o,s.ie.tions about tie city. an.i;
was tr;lcs.i: 10 q handsome blue black bird
il. cage l:',g:ng under the shade Of fig
tree at the residence of DR.. Gildea, on Six
tecntil ssfcet, near II.
AZ the reporter approached nearer he
was received with moro laughter and in.
aui:'ics :is to whether he canlo to see the
| .Aio." ii his hcalil : ere good, etc.
a few inq'' c;cd to q pleasant
faced l:iay :ie, the information
| thai the bird Nino OF Siaul,
which es ncs. smugplcd
from the temple wis bred BY o
rcv.ng 60. cai,tain and 3, Gildea at
Hcuo.r:u about eight years b..
! Minnie, as she is called, is about half the
1 1size Of a crew andnearlyas. black. In tho
sunlight tho feathers take q blue and green
tinge, and there 10 srot Of white upon
! each wing and o necklace Of bright yellow
about the throat.
tapess to y sharp point and. is ange.hucd
near tho head and lenon-colored at the tip.
The prominent eyes are dark. and bright,
| feet and lcgs lemon -colored..
| The bird Is valued at e250, but specimens
have been known to- bring 1900 n tho
United States. where but few Of them have
ever been brought.
The species is carefully guarded in Siam,
and as.Aona are ever sold they can only be
obtained surrepti. iously.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
THEY MEANT no KILL.
How Two Mon Fought for a Lady ana.
Neither Got Her.

Something like fifty years ago two young
men, enc q lawyer and tile other O doctor
loved the same girl in the town OF G:und
Gulf, Miss, says the San Francisco Circn-
iclc. Bo;n could not huvc her, and neither
com.a live without iier. It was 10 be aGucl
to the death. There was no insult to be
avenged by a discharge Of 1lrcarpls, no
stain on q reputation 20 bo wiped out by n
few drops OF blood. Tic lawyer said it
was to be duel u poutrance. The ar.
r:tr gcmen,s for G massacre were com,,lctc.
Tie principals were armed with rifles, rc-
volvcrs and bowie Knives. They had moro
col. hdencc III the continuation of their hate
than in the accuracy OF their aim. The
rifles were to be discharged first at t.veni.,
PAGES. II neither combatant was killed
they were to advance, firing their revolvers
1T will, and if they Still lived the battle was
to be continued with the knives.
1t was carly morning when the party Of
four men, principals and seconds, lett the
little town of Grand Calf and sought @
reconciliation was made; no tilno was lost
IN tho preilmiuarics. The men were placed.
the word gwen to fire, and the rifles
echoed the signal. Tho lawyer stumbled
forward and fell, blood streaming from his
mouth. He was unconscious VIXEN his
second raised him, and it was found thai
tho bullet had entered one check, torn
away a section of the jaw, and had matic
lis exit through the other side of the facc.
There was no more fighting, although ,i,s,
doctor gavo his opponent more than the
time allowed by the Marquis of Queens
berry rules.
Tie craftsmanship Of the physician did
not win the young lady. Some talk was
made about the fight, and she was removed
to another pnrt of the State. The lawyer
recovered and went TO Holly Springs, where
he became an Episcopal minister.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
a WATER TELESCOPE
How to Make an Instrument with yvhich
You Can See Under Water.


You Can See Under Water.
No doubt good many Of our boys and
girls, says the New York World, arc
Ignorant of tho fact that they can with yer,
little trouble and at almost no expense con
struct an instrument with which they cai
plainly seewhat is going on under the water
over which they sail their boats. The very
idea OF such thing is attractive, and we
propose to tell you how it can be done.
Tho water telescope may bc made Of
woodor q tin, whichever you prefer, and
we viii 4tcribe both. Tho tin - hetter,
oeeeges Mtehg ghter and more easily handled.
~ me1ee4ge1fe isvcry simple Get tim
GnttA ~ Aanl61 for you funnel-shaped Tin
9eEn abo0t three feet long. It should be
daeht or ten inches in diameter at the bot
tom and broad enough ut the top for both
eyes to look into. Into the bottom put I,
piece of glass, cut to fit and make it perfect
ly watertight. Leave the top open. The
inside should be painted black to prevent
the reflection Of tho light upon the sur
face of the tin. Around the outside of the
bottom colder on several sinkers to Offset
the buoyancy OF the air in the water-tight
horn and make it easier to submerge. If it
is not convenient to get round piece OF
glass, have the large end made square an,;
use square glass That's all thcro is of 1t,
and when you sink the instrument down II,
to the water and put your eyes to the
small end you will be perfectly astonished
at the rlaMncss with which you SEQ nj,
kinds ct ash aud water animals swimming
around III state of nature.
A Awoodcn water telescope is made of a
long, square, wooden box, say ten inches
square at tile large end and four or five
inches square at the other. Make all the
seams w:lier-tight by means of putty ans;
paint. Puta piece OF glass in the large END
and leave the small end open to look into,
as YOU do with tie tin instrument.
A great many of you will go on boating
and picnic parties this summer, and you
can imagine how much such acontrivanca
would add TO youramusemcnta and pleasure.
to say nothing of the instruction derived
from studying the inhabitants of tho water
at home.
Using the principle of the water tel
esccpc, well-known naturalist had boni
maize with o glass in tho bottom, through
which he could see every movement Q.
thousands of fish as they swan alonf
through tho clear water. Fishermen il
Norway use the water telescope at tl,cil
work with the best results, sometimes dis
covering new kind of fish that nigh,
otherwise have escaped the notice Of man.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
Remedy for sore Throat.

At this season, when sorc throats are so
prevalent, there is great deal Of talk about
the proper remedies for them. Chlorate of
potash, which was so long popular, has been
decided by experts of the throat to be not
only serious injury to the throat, but almost
poison. A late remedy is perhaps the best
best French brandy, put in o half tumbler
Of water, or q half pint of water will modify
it better. This gargle should be used several
times during the day, and at night II the irri.
tation or pain is troublesome. It will be
found an Invaluable throat correctiv
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
NO GREAT MEN wAMrep..
a Pazis,an Barber who Does Me< Desare
Their Custoun.

"Victor Hugo was once one Of your pa'
irons, believe" said q French writer, u,
Planchc, to Brassier, . barber Of Paris.
"Alns! yes" answered the barber. The
word and the accent surprised the inquirer.
"Was 1t not agreeable, then, TO have the
greatest man In France-the greatest poet
of his century, perhaps-for customeri'
Tue barber shrugged his shoulders wAh,
monsieur, 1t is one Of the worst things that
can happen to you, to have q great man for
q customer. You see, they are not like
other men," Then. in order to justify his
paradox, he related chapter Of personal.
experience.
Zone day q great lady, Nine. de &,
whose hair I had dressed, and who was
much pleased with my work, said she
would recommend me 10 thirty or more Of
her friends; and In day or two she sent
me paper containing all the names and
addresses Of these people, with her recon-
mendation Of me at the bottom"
'sThc recommendation OF Nine. de X-l
why, that was as good as fortune to you,
my good man," said N. Planche.
''lt might have been, sir, but for N. Vic
tor Hugo. Ho was here the day received
it; he had sat down in the very chair you
are sitting in now. had just put towel
round his neck, when he seemed to be
oncd me to let him alone. He drew pencil
from his pocket, took sheet of paper from
this table here and began writing.
''Hc had been writing about five minutes
when another customer came in. My men
we're all busy, so, seeing that N. Hugo had
stopped writing to sharpen his pencil, /
stepped up to him and said:
"'M. Hugo, il you will permit me to be-
gin with you'll am in hurry
"'Um! I'm in a hurry, too,' said he,
sThen he got up all ut once, paper and
poncl in hand, and started out Of the shop.
called after him that he had the towel
round his neck, and he took it of. Butt
didn't mind the paper, because didn't
know what it was.
"But in the afternoon / wanted the paper
which Nine. de K hid given me, and
couldn't find it. One Of my men said it had
been lying there on tho table, That was
the paper that NJ. Victor Hugo had taken
! for his notesl
.sIt was so. Irushed away to M. Hugo's
house to recover the precious paper.
"sAh, ycs,' he said, Il remember; had
no sooner got into tho house than had an
other and much better idea, end as had,
therefoYe,, no further need Of your paper,,
| IL
"sThrew il into the frei'
81 aua' sorry to say didv"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
Tho yYsivl,t Of Indiy,aual,.

The average weightof boy at birth A
seven and that OF a girl little more thu
six pounds. Whcn they kave obtained llE
full development of man or won,anlo,d
they should weigh twenty times as much
rs they did at birth. This would mako o
mans average weight l4O and . woman
about i25 The height Of male at birth is
I foot inches and that Of female foot 8
inches. Fully grown, mans height should
be about three and q half times greater
than at birth. or feet o. inches. while a
woman should be feet 8 inches. Tho
wsight of individuals who are fully devcl-
OIL I'D well formed, however, varies
Res, which are nearly as Ito Q,
xht varies within limits
"A to 1-3. Taking eco
e1s .1ss sss z MAJ @sn's ssye we,Tlas sss
average 81 & 1l1he max.
imum weight d g. and
the minimum ct 20 setan
Ryerage Of 1s71s popndS