The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-12-11

Called back-Buffalo Bill and DIR.
Powell.
Mrs. G. j. Peck OF Minneapolis il
visiting with her parents and family.
The best Indian In the wo Id is the
wooden one in front Of cigar stores.
VIM. and Albert Crapser will do
wood saving by machine Mt 20 cents
PEI cord. Pole wood by the job.
James Long Of Howard Center is
taking the Commercial course in
Valder's business college at DEBORAH.
Blaine's reciprocal summersault it is
thought will be complete in time for
the republican convention in 1892.
The right way to cure catarrh is to
eradicate the poisonous faint which
causes the disease, by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
A Brush Creek man has q fire es-
cape that he recommends highly.
We like the Universalist fire-escape
pretty well.
1t is q great misfortune for the
young and middle aged to be gray.
To overcome this and appear young,
use Halls Hair Remover. q reliable
panacea
Webster & Light are endeavoring
to increase their subscription list by
adding thereto that of the Times. 1t
is presumed the question will be set
tied at the coming term of court.
District Court convenes on the 18th
inst, Judge Hoyt presiding. No jury
having been summoned, the business
of the term will be confined to cases
in equity, except by consent Of par
ties.
LOST the streets of Cresco,
Dec. 8, package containing dry
goods, q muff and some red yarn. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at this Office.
w. F. Englehardt, of Gala, Moody
county, s. Dakota, is visiting NJ. T.
Miller, a brother-in law near Bonair.
They were Cresco callers on Tuesday
to meet Mrs. Miller, returning from n
two months visit with Beloit friends.
The Growers Club proceedings in
the Grand Forks neatest and best
newspaper in N. Dakota, The North
West News, is just full of solid fun.
For its sound democracy and it's rich
fun it ought to have state circula-
ton.
Oliver ii. Wanless of Howard Gen.
ter, postofIice address, Lime Springs,
is the Alliance organizer of Howard
county. Persons wanting an Alliance
organized in this county should APP
ply to him.
Colds are frequently the result Of
arrangements of the stomach and of
q low condition of the system gener-
ally. As corrective and strengthen
er of the alimentary organs, Ayers
Pills are invaluable, their use being
always attended with marked benefit
The Junction City Tribune of Kan
sas puts forward q presidential ticket
for 1892, with the honored name OF
James Il. Weaver for president, and
L. L. Polk, president Of the National
Alliance for vice president. Two
better men cannot be found.
AT the Congregational Church next
Sunday morning the theme will be
''Christianity and Popular Educa.
tion." The theme for the evening
service will be 1.-The Fatherhood oil
God,' being the first of a series oil
sermons on the Lords prayer. Morn
ing service at II, and evening service
at !. All, and especially the young
people are cordially invited.
/ w. H. KAUFMAN, Pastor.
Mr.. q. Norton, 1885 Wabash Ave.
Chicago, ILL.,, in writing to DR.. T. w
Wood, of McGregor, Iowa, says thu
bottle of Worm Destroyer given tx
his child has done it a wonderful
good. He wishes to know where h,
can get new supply in Chicago
The Fuller & Fuller Co., and all tn.
wholesale druggists Of Chicago vii
supply all retail druggists. 1919
| For sale by I. ]. Lowry, druggist:
| Mr.. NJ. N. Matson, q cream gather
er for the Merchants Creamery, wa
seriously injured by a runaway Mon
; day night. After delivering his loa.
he drove toward town and when nea
the crossing q passing train fright
ened the team SO that it whirled al
most squarely about, throwing Mr.
Matson violently to the frozen groun,
, striking on his head and face which
, il badly bruised and cut. He was In
sensible whea found.
!, A descriptive catalogue and list O
the Worlds Fairs, from London, 1875
to Chicago, 1894, from Milton Weston
40 Michigan Ave. Chicago, is befor
) us. It is replete with historical fact
!, and illustrations that render it of tn
. utmost Importance to the press an,