The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-11-13
Miss EfYie Tinker has returned from

The diphtheria patients at S.A.Con-
verses and also at Mr.. Beaman's are
reported as doing well.
Arrangements are being made for
big dance in Lyric Hall, Thanks
giving, Nov. 27th.
/ One Of Frank Schafer's children in
New Oregon died OF diphtheria, on
Tuesday, and was buried in the New
Oregon cemetery.
The foundation walls are being put
up for q Lutheran Norwegian Church
in front Of the Deacon Thornburg
residence, Baldwin's addition.
Mrs. Mcconnell returned from
visiting friends in the east, last week,
and will spend q few days among
friends in Cresco, before joining An
na and Mr.. Mcconnell at Deadwood.
G. d. Nichols 4 Co., have a new
advertisement this week, which in.
tending purchasers will profit by
consulting. Ifyou don't get salts
faction from that, please call on the
proprietor at the store.
Diphtheria has made it's appear
ance in the family Of Mr.. Bealnan.
residing on the corner west Of Tink-
er's shop and next to the railroad.
It's appearance is only what might
have been looked for from the negli-
gence about properly quarantining at
John Johnson's some weeks since.
AS it is, the public schools should all
be closed until the disease is stamped
out. And with the schools closed,
parents should see to it that their
children stay at home to avoid
danger.
There is no more fruitful source Of
disease than vitiated blood. 1t in
wolves every organ and function of
the body, and II not Immediately cor
rected by the use of Ayers Sarsara-
rilla, sooner or later leads to fatal re-
suits. Be warned in time.
The great libel suit Of F. r. Millar,
an attorney Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
against the Evening Gazette Of that
city, resulted in q complete vindica-
ton of the publishers. Newspapers
in Iowa can publish the court records
and other facts Of public interest for
the good Of the public. even though
damaging to individuals without in-
curing criminal liability or being liza
BILE in damages measured in dollars,
dimes or cents.
Man is often deceived in the age OF
a woman by her gray hair. Ladies,
you can appear young and prevent
this grayness by using Halls Hair
Remover.
Hon. John Davis, the veteran
dreenhaok editor Of the Junction
City Tribune, will be Kansas con-
gresham in the 52nd congress. He
is the author of the measure recon-
mended by the X. Of i. favoring gov
eminent loans to farmers ut o low
rate of interest and for the same per-
iod Of tine 1t has been loaning to the
national banks, giving real estate ss-
curity.
The date of c. H. Faulkes' auction
sale, near Lime Springs, advertised
for Thursday, Nov. 20, is changed to
Saturday, Nov. %. Intending pur-
chasers should bear this in mind.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Seery, Prince
vile, ILL.,, writes q very cOMplimen:
tary letter to pr. T. w. Wood OF Mo-
Oregon, Iowa, in relation to the great
benefits she has received in her family
by the use of Woods Worm Destroy
er. Many thousands OF mothers write
such letters in commentator Of this
great medicine. 90
For sale by i: j. Lowry, drusgist.
Over at Elma, Mr.. Klemme, a friend
of the Lodge election law was caught
attempting to purchase vote. Offer
ing the voter 2 bripa OF " cents to
erase one name from the democratic
ticket and substitute that Of its re-
publican rival. When caught he was
requested to take 10 the s,de walk
and leave the polling place and not
return again under pain of arrest.
He got. Our informant is q republi-
can from away back.
Steady employment and liberal
wages is offered in another column
by Sears, Henry s. Co., Geneva, NY.
1865. ?. L. St4
As campaign document the re-
publicans issued q cartoon showing
the democrats fleeing from the House
to get away from its autoerat to the
end that vicious legislation might be
prevented. 1t might now issue a sup
plemeet to that cartoon showing
them returning with about $50 re-
cruits. 1t would be suggestive to
show the facility with which Reed
could be expelled for bribery and
corruption.
| The publishers of the Homestead,
the weekly twenty. four page agricui-
tural paper Of Des Moines, Iowa, edi-
ted by q practical farmer, informs ii.
that they send their paper from how
until the first 6f next January, free
81 charge, to every farmer in this
county not already q subscriber, who
will send his name and address, plain
" written on a postal card, to the
Homestead Co.. Hes Moines, Iowa.
The copies will BE absolutely free,
and win be sent to any farmer to en-
able him to Judge for himself of the
merits OF the Homestead as q paper
devoted to his special interests, On
the first Of January the paper will be
discontinued unless subscribed for in
due form.
Prices and republican congressman
seem to have gone up, everywh ere.
"a 4.