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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-27
SUBSCRIPTION RATS
DAILY

Give us a good charter, a reason
able charter, one commensurate
with our size, one adapted to our
condition, and we will be satisfied.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-27

A new line of wedding invita-
tons and marriage certificates lust
in at the Review Office.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-27

Bring your JOB work 10 the Re-
view Office if you want your work
done quickly, neatly and cheap.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-27

TIE use Of stereopticon is Ger
tainly an innovation in political
campaigns. One of the issues in
the New York campaign is the man
agement of the Erie canal under
the republican administration.
Some zealons and long-headed dem.
ocrat conceived the idea that if the
people could,see some of the results
OF this Encouragement, they would
flock to the standard of the other
party. AS result, a photographer
was sent along the canal, taking
views Of the results Of the appropri-
alton made for the improvement of
this great waterway. These pic
lures were then prepared for the
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-27

This city should have all the
hose that is necessary for fighting
fire in any part of the city limits.
And 1t should be Of the very best
quality. There is no room for ar
gument over this proposition. Nor
/ there any necessity for delay.
The order for it should even now
be on the way to the factory, and
at the first possible moment it
lould be in the houses of the fire
department. ready to be used bv the
sklllful fire extinguishers of this
city In the protection of the prop
erty of our citizens. ECONOMY in
this direction is wrong. 1t is not
only wrong, but it is an outrage.
The people Of this city are ready
and wllling to pay all that is neces-
sary to secure the best hose that
can be bought, and enough of it.
Let the council act in this matter
and act quickly and literally.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31

= Hung Gangs visit - Er-l1-I 5
sal % have hal Tia most beneficial
efs-cr 0n the l->-i1les u women il
China Since his rerurr be has ap-
pointed lie 1r~c Chinese Iliy pracl-c-
~ medicine n b=r own land ID be
physician - cLe women - Us touse-
-".d- Two Delegates, Hiss Wang an
IT. En-. 1re - represent tie Celestial.
empire IL The woC=n's congress IN
London n i>l,. The larrer : tie
daughter It q IIntar;n who vas COZ
7er-e'- 70 Christianity AMI graduated.
IN An American university: ami she OBJ
'a-1ed The ie-ree OF DOCTOR Of ned.
cine AZ lie Womens Medical College.
Philadelphia. Sic has been 80 SO
cesst1-I \ tie healtn, ar thai Sic /.
Tow known As the miracle lad-.->L
james Gazette.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31
Queer Restaurant sim

II Sweden The railway STATIONS
W1ere meals are served are known bv
IL picture u i crossed knife AMI t5r,
opposite The name OF tie station.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31

Taking Lib learned,

rs ezceptianallk on "Klep
-r,r. '-er vas tasa1ie." DR.. !
---0 rs Who IN N is the dal
a-f nm Icok % ssthe staten
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31
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Married Ne
curfew ide;
a., where a
bell shall
f married III
ildren. The
in a discu.
the streets
lade the III
cement had
Fay when a
i there wa
] the fathers
Asing down
{ suggestive
sied men W
4lts were at
the PROPOSE
4 until now
which their
! uses them {
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31

- Ill. 1ei1r SiL
=. ,-eetsd q Brought 1gc
4 ba1lesh4 disease pc
IS ether lis one to W
--,- ble." Sue
49,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31
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S-s-,ar-rm su1c IAfI7S9
IN. = YOU 10 abd 50. 81
a-I you ever
.,- -ave over hs'. Governor
-fi nap? ed the b
>r0rchlev-Wna- that Stat,
IN hss Ill usbands
a- lsbands i
- Nl-le' 1eless clu
49,, a nan Is D'cently be
.--,rTr discOves is girls.
i,-sr befas Eligible an
Ivcribe two
H nay be Gales yer must
S7a.r. but bis IN for a
.Qrc-y.
Der must
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31

View P--e-i,.e1- Z rl1e League Il A11=--
tca- zee men.

rsaae Z. Fer-er lie l--T -r'es,'.--- =
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.Lv--r - 3ne L Wv *: --cs-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31

: efT 5"'7 s+els 20 Know Just -aa,-
me ae'- 1e.e j. a-l Ut - o-e i a3ls
I'll IND C.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31

VL'-r u1iy lea century
"--A Nth the exec
'iMpF self. When 81
- d sisr, the queen
-'N7r : lanousin, prin,
~ LII MS lar. as a hus'
Eel slot IL 1and there W;
l-a--.s- l1T azM \Nilhelmina
-.L-.~ro'.s snap and said sh,
ing Of lmeousin. Tier
.--pDei vii palace of til
--Ls.r- " istara is showing
lies four va doll Queen
---s. which liz going to ace
IL So -oreb companion.
- -p,e.., IS 6v RS arms ans
Iii II 4 bat5es-lot to press
e1.o-s n0men-ll. She has
.-.--- toree berry the prince
e AI-lt.il1 i ed upon 1t.
chef lmOg
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31

SISTER MARTHA w

ii N general r,SsaNs3Y
,recrtveiy. Brotha .A =
--ss.on II one rsDS'@NSsNA>
I'M sister NartA ssgNNVM@
-sa--. 1tty years y lawn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31

Sten she gets Il
frs iasford to jilt a |.

lSI - go -
f-s aasford to jilt a !
ambitious. III!
1NeTfu queen OF Hon;
n'l5 PAaIt is seldom t
leAet eao with it and
Aai alanged without
- y 4isrsass being sous,
'a-'i amous s the wedding ,
- 1 Fessai 4 made alone +
-''.e's Tsssa nave obtained
- lsei II
- lie Earssss ~; e. \,
~ u Ter hi l3sls ~ r
- 5ies ne ails FV.
Z lie l@t Asssas ~
e-- 4 srea.a ~,
80 2r0w. Z. = /.
--e Eaflaaa, e. 8. & TO \,
da. Tars i,tNNV%, ,.;$.>
- - 6els u ,.sfS, NV h #t,
= War Inc rl,..,as
'-l u ahmi sEszxA NJ, y,
- L he Texs = @s +,
--'--r 1ormd MI ~ y y.}s.'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-31

to put it

to put it
: to the n
N their l)o.
Ids of thief
! calmly III
fish like bC
! bud.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
ct oroit Soasmaai.

Sburlom Wseb Barnes / Rem Yort
bar Tor 9eieiteret inobragt en- GrItat
nin9sIag imoo China Development
90. San trGper en- GrItatnin9 at
$1,0O0,oOO for SieneIter, ban bar
poet Sompdnist peb at bape uopirtet
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at ben tineIiIte
He9ierin9 aiennem ben tineliIte Wis
hitter | Wdibin9ton. San flyer, at
ots'e Soncesiioner bar en- Hettupproi
Tor Sompunist at minoit IL Miaios
rer, men be tan ooIad pGre purot "a
V'tlllonsr, og at oenne Higbom Ipnes
ban, at ban tiltommer en- riaelig Bart.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
~Soranereoe Sorholo.
Vi uoiurcr MI mere Tabriiparcr enc
vi i~nbiprer.

5or igrite Sang / 2anoets Si'tprle
bar be Sprsnebe Staters lloisrIel al
5abritparer p9rst itsrre eno Snoicra
Islsn. Site Longer tilbage eno / 1880
~inofsrtes 9arer til en- 8Groi al 26O
Milioner Dollars, mems lloferIelen
bslsb 'ig til omtrent 100 Wtiaioner.
5 1893 naaeoe Snofsrislsn op til 1868
WiQioner, men iioen bar ben ta9st at
Iar for aar, mems llofsrislsn Itaoig
bar sget. s 1898 belsb SnofsrIelen
fig til fun 1929, 991 .231, % ~llofsrics
len bar naaet op til ben Ipimlenoe
Gum at 1921, 208,35S. SnofsrIelen
til De 5oreneoe Statsr bar / aar 80
procent mirore enb for 10 Idr Iipen.
'tjsnt 6oltemangoeu bar potset %
Procent. s famine Sibsrum bar
llofsrielen at amsritanIte 6abritparer
iieget 80 prpcsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
2maanal

TrciccnisuS Sucitab ii, aonarsS,eu
sroeg paa Ct onoet Stto i glaoet /
ltnt ~fortortet Torm. De uiatigs BE
a~ipsn6ecer BET Iioits Mar bar 9iort oct
npoc,roiat al afIe st msast 'terre
Spdlterum for osnne jnteresidntt
Garsbsretnius srh i~Goodnlig.
9rsToentsu air en- tort % 1rsI
Sperfiot opcr hptrt entelt qIInit al
ben ipaniE a~msritonits arig, iao man
/ osnns forte 9eretnius ioor ell bite
ri7t 5rsmftinins al arisens Sang,
De p~isti9its al &c andre Euntter. ION
Y~reioentsn larger 'Urlia YGgt pna
"a anbsfalsr aonqresitn at operpsis,
CT Blaming al Rtcaru9ua 9dndlen ca
5prpaslis al 0rrsn % 5Iadoen. Soan
uhtaler Zig lille pm Philippine Speras
maoIei, oa hperten ban sller Songress
len tan behdnole bsnne Sag, ier
Srtostrattatsn sr unosrts9nst % goo
ilsnot at Ssnotst.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Vcrtpritancrrc CT 6remitrloisiot.
De sr oIIsreos bsappot at prottitsre.
'orbi gmeritan.rns life tasierer bet
ipaniis Stprs paa Zen pg inoierer en-
fuIpitGnots amsritan't Nominiitro
tipn. Saainurt BET rpgtspes, at Der
life pilos bIipe sjort ncsst for at inos
FIRE si mt Rssisrin9sitpre Tor ON ct
gar, hoIot SprretninssmGro / Gan
Suan et Weos for at protsiters impo
en- iaa uneopenoig lloi9ttel's. De
piloe sjsrne bIipe tpit be samle ipanIts
2ops ps S~croronin9sr inarsit mulis,
% be frsmbapsns ii9r. at Rsfprmsr
par ab'olui neopenoiee. De tlaeebe
ogiaa ppsr. at be umeritunite Iutorts
tstsr i~nntr9peoe ubetdIts Statts foen
1883. ps forlanste 5ribaHoel msb be
Soreneoe Statsr. On aomiie blso
nsbiai for at ierss for, at De peotagne
R~siclutionsr bier isnot til be omeris
tanIte autpriteter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

Npeiufferi9ipnen @tiuneiotl aiiluts
tsnss sirsoog osnns uss, % dne Times
al pars tilfrsns meo ReiuItatet. S1s
ipnsn pareoe 70 0ass, os 5abriten i
Ct. 2ouis part par i fuIb 0irtlcms
hsb Dag og Nut. Der bIsp icrbrust
$50 Suns Roer | 3ssnet, ps Suttsrs
upbpttet bslrb Zig til omtrins 21a
Milionsr 9unb, iom for bet msits
blsp IpIst til COB pris i Ct. pauI %
Winnsapclis.
S9ionsn bar pGret en- Sutcss / ale
Ssnissnoer, ubtalts Senator Sbeosn
forIeeen. 5armerne, Tom pnrssos
Rosr. bar siennemiuitIis fact 81 per
5on Roer. pe be If en- COB aolins
os COB Detailing for 1T 4rbsios.
Raite aur bill Der bIips giprt 5prieg
poa at bplos Sabritsn eaasnbs / $50
9ssn, ps bet bill life blips panitslist
al fao Rosr moi. Oct er MI aIoeles
i~ittert, at en- tor Del at MinneIotl
er mseei spbi ftittet for 9prtning al
Sufterrper. Winneiotas Rosr inoss
hplber en- ftrrrs Yrocent Sutttr snn
Hoer prooueersoe | nogsu anosn Stat
unbtagsn California. SppIios Mius
nsipta er ct fortrinligt Steo for DIRT
ming af Suttsrrper. Ran tan it.s
iise netop bet iamms ON Juruitop=
lonbet | Rorp for Stprbpsrns. ST.
ndtor 9beben pil lite raooe noaen
5ormer | ben Del Of Gtaisn til al
pnrte Sutierrpsr. oa Sorobunbsn III,
er al bet rette Slass. Def Jre, iom
Staten flsbte for TO 4or Iiosn, bite
ia al p2rs minors gobt, men osrimot
bar bet 5rs, Tom aompanisi tisbie
Snfflanb os ubbelts blonot 5drmsrnt.
uomerfst. Del CT Sompanists 5sniigt
al forbruse minoit 400 IONS Rosr
Dssnsi ener ialt ga 200 IONS 70,
bele SGionsn. iii 81 per Sou piloI
esnnt nne SnotGgtstilbs inobrtHor
aarmsrne Jolt $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

5dneren: "!0oem er ben oooneite / bin
9ldsIe, Sans?"
Sans: "@eb life.
6aoeren: "Su bill life pioe bet. Siu
mig: Wadr ale be andre iioosr fltttia %
~'trioer, bpsm er bet oa, Tom Iiober Der po
lite bsitiller nosen @erpens 1ina?"
Sdns: "QGrsren."
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
Slnerte=Y eriooer.

Wteniiruation, Spinsbiulet | auiioens
9rp, er tillise Ell 5ilpareliens Bproe ipr
manse, iproi Den betpoer en- 5ib rteo itore
9ioelier.
s:jsnt insen apiuoe er i%uloitanois fri for
perir oiife Smerter, innes ret life at bape
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

prret. Hatns-
rens 9lau. at\
i~prpurist innoe
aplnoer ifuloe
lioe iaa heftis
9pbia 9. 8tn'
ham's "Sese'
table Cont
ponno"c ben E;
iortr nlisitc e.
He9ulatcr :
ipr apinoer.
JONI 8ibenifabt
fjenoer. Get Tie
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

aiiib oanbsfraparenos. groissiortr;
(peb Mipoaesborbst ~betraqtenos TN a
ipttt Jaasrttn meo ct tint Bit: scr
bar pi M iaign iooe b1pt Spinot mso
sGa. 8u ptb ba amali., at jes life tan
ipi5e ben Rei."
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

sbsrhroesr Tilippintrne I'll be Serene
be Siditr. o. trailer iine Sropper
bnrt b,rfra. y d 5creusoe Slater
bctaItr Spanitn S20,O00.oo0 fer bis'e
ger. s. 4msriia %inorcmnier ben
frantic Sanosl ZEN adben Ter til 81
%lippiuerue.
2mannai
Tet Brittle 0anoelStummer i
garis brIot an @antft til giiues ON
I'm 25aarias Gsitadtn. 90 Imbasia
nrr cir Geparo :. Mouiou untieoc
9~Uliatsotu til at fiac 1rantvie ncsIe
riotioe Sanotsesr. Oct madtts holos
bolos or meo at TIRE Gualaro, ntrtos
han, Sligo Sing iom Faihoea aHG.
reH Ga BET me 9aahit al mroe bet pdd
tuutte @rrecnsG olsec / Shartum meo
en- irann SeIuittoIc par tur Fittet til
at iutts pnei Blob / Gnelaro.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
u icaragu

commissioned for Nitcraeunfanalcu, mo-
lat ceu 24re Suli 1897, bar nUitu iulofsrt
BET ben p~aola9te operp, o. Reiultatsrnc at
osns uotsmmenoc llnocrisaeisr ON ,u beloia
auis, Muiiabeosu al % Cmiofniuosruc nso
aulrgstt uf en- Ranal mtlsm De 10 Sceanct
ap eli 9icarosuarute, uil blius ~ior,laat Gons
~srcsicu, commissioner nso unoer lloisrslien
al lit 6perp al mulia 2sfiabso o9 astitauc,
ira Nitarueuos % sofia aieas Rt0irrinotr,
spiiitt %iaalcocs %bepiisr, at Dc iHoicr. bpor
piatiei bet rl pCre ct iaa en- hurtia "a bel
big upisrtlie al bet tore Yroieit, Der iaa
mango aar bar laGt eeilas pud oc rsipettiu,
9aross Spmrrticmbco.
- Den npliG icrsiasne iHoerissslit / i'm
l~lpiirGtnina aialot belle Sostl, m,o oct for.
madl at ~ialoisre gIantr % CpmoaIiuacr for
en- auuol ap ben bsloiaitc Rutt, bier Def o..
iaa nsppcnoiat al mcotapt Rsiultottruc al
iiplis,re Spmauliraer % plarer, / SGrpslts
fSluttes pnn Abe Sioe.l
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

z Flutes pna Abe sioe.l
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

w tNtuupN iulAb4s <ShHN bNAAAkS AAoH WV
iasst ira 5isnosn eiter Ell beitis Ramp.
Sisic Warinsioloater bar ben isrite orsarts
isrsoe Stprte al 6oreueos Statsrs trooper
til at sisrs eanoSanS paa Guba. Ser blsp
aicrt oeipsrate 6priss paa at orips pore Crop.
per pGt, men be foripareoe i'm Sitting, %
ierere bleu Der ~lanciat 6%oriterfnins,r. Zen
22os Suni sioree Sen. Chatter 2auoeane peo
Saiquiri, cmtrcut Il Wil ira Santiago.
Tette blcp eicrt unctr ipGrc Yuuteliabeoei,
men msc uiGppanlig ourtigbes. Sen 23pe
Srni bcNOnotc Srsmrpininatn mob Sauiiaso.
Zen 2ipe Suni ianpt bet alpprligc Sammeus
itsp Step, / bpiifet bore Trooper lep ct tort
Sdb, men inoen Niten it0o De Inn j Mil ira
Snuiiaao. Zen lie Suli uoti1mpsoes ct
itrrrc Slae, bporpeo bore trooper inptpa
SnHtiaaos Dprt Surier % ben 2ocn aulilinp.
icass vi 6entD % San Suar tfter en- polos
iom Ramp. Santiaao bar MI i~uloitrncie in.
Nilutttt. Glaasen iamoirisoe psp al bom,bar
oers gptu % aptbatterierue. Ten iplssnpe
Sa9. osu 3pis 9uli uoiirmpeoes bet aisis,
reuot Scilca. Zen iyanfc GIaaoc forisSis at
unptomme, men msote ben amcriiuuitc Gfas
ore unotr aommarpo al gsmiral Compton.
Vaa minore suo ; Elmer bar Den ipanfe
ilocos sotlast. Zen ipoufr aomiral % one.
1900 Wnnp toars %tiliauac, meorns Sisnocus
Sa5 rar uiGppanlist itort. 600 Wans on
Tom. Voa nore Siihe blto Inn ell WanN
orGbi "a en- ~alpcrlipi iaur;f. llaqttt por,
Siits bisp here @onae truinc al ~Sienosus
aual,r. ise ee life noaeu Stace.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

fiig 2 Ias,a a)loorlja SisfusNon peo,oa
aaaErssiu ben l9bt april BEN miuosprroiat
FglcsrrirlriioH hDori ben cr'lrrtg:
~ fcli'i poo Cuba er 90 msp aeri,
turo' patt iri o. i,iSfrrnipi.
~ ott u D Gor'Hso, Statcrs Qliat at
ioraHR q p fortuto, 5iottrs Rsaitrina
'~orla1sr hrD,o. al ben ipanft @eairiu,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-01-25

In a letter TO the New York World
endorsing Bryan, jerry Simpson, the
populist congressman from Kansas
says:
Ny attention has been called to a
statement by William J Bryan in Chi
cago to the effect that in the Presl-
DENTAL contest of 1900 it will be the
part OF wisdom for the Democrats to
again unite with the Populist and
Free Silver Republicans.
I not only concur in this view, but
/ do not believe that the Democrats
alone can muster voters enough at
the polls to beat the gold standard
advocates, for that includes large
number of the Democratic party, and
to Offset this lead they must get pop
ulist and free silver votes.
In 10y opinion Bryan can get near
ly the solid vote of these two parties,
They have unbounded confidence
in his honesty, integrity, ability and
devotion, uot to free silver alone,
but to other great national reforms
that they stand for.
Nominate any other man than Bry.
an and it means four more years OF
Republican rule in the national affairs
Of this country
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-01-25
Cutting Down Wages.

Those who are on the ground take
condemnatory view of the wage re.
ductlon in New England.
No doubt business for the cotton
mills is bac; no doubt the protection
which fails to protect is being practi-
cally condemned, but must the wage
workers be forced to bear all the
burdens?
This is a question which is attract
ing the attention of intelligent men
in the east. 1t has been asked by the
operatives and it is repeated by the
press-at least, that part of the press
which is not the mere echo of pluto
cratic sentiments. In discussing this
matter the Boston Post says:
IF there ever was case in which
cutdown from 10 per cent in the
wages of labor was unjustifable, it is
the case of those cotton mills in New
Bedford, which have paid large divi-
dends for many years up to and in
Guiding the year 1897 just closed.
Profits which permit the payment of
dividends of 6, 8, IL and even 16 per
cent do not call for reduction of the
labor cost of production
But those profits have been con-
verted into the treasury of the mills.
The managers see before them a dull
period of business. Superintendent
must have salaries of $4,000 to $780,
600 a year. How are they get them
if the wages of the operatives is not
reduced?
However, the Post fails to see it in
that light, and says, with much en-
phasis: The managers of these great
and prosperous New Bedford mill
corporations are this time clearly in
the wrong, whatever may be said
about the situation elsewhere. They
have the support neither of the bust
ness community of New Bedford nor
of the public at large, nor as appears
more clearly from day to day, of
many of their own stockholders, and
even direc. ors."
In the meantime, however, the
workmen's wages have been cut and
strike is on.-Chicago Dispatch.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-01-25
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
ipf1amed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tnpe. When
this tube is infiamed you have rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, and unless the inflamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an intlamed con-
clifton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
F. j. CHENEY s. Co.. Toledo, O.
s9-Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-01-25
Alphabet of Proverbs.

A grain of prudence is worth a
pound of craft.
Boosters are cousins to liars.
Denying fault doubles it..
Envy shoots at others and wounds
herself.
Foolish fear doubles danger.
God teaches us good things by our
own hands.
He has hard work who has nothing
to do.
1t costs more to revenge wrongs
than to suffer them.
Knavery is the worst trade.
Learning makes man fit company
for himself.
Modesty is guard to virtue.
Not to hear conscience is the way
to silence it.
One hour today is worth two to.
morrow.
Proud looks make foul work in fair
faces.
Quiet conscience is quiet sleep.
Richest is he that wants least.
Small faults INDUCED are little
thieves that let in greater foes.
The boughs that bear most hang
lowest.
Upright walking is sure walking.
Virtue and happiness are mother
and daughter.
Wise men make more opportunities
than they find.
You never lose by doing a good
act.
Zeal without knowledge is fire
without light.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-01-25

The report Of the special investigat-
ing committee appointed to report on
the conduct of the state institutions
shows that
1. There has been deplorable
lack of business methods.
2. That special funds have been
mixed contrary to law.
3. In many cases there is no audit
ing of bills and in others the bills are
audited after they are paid.
4. Different salaries are paid. and
in some instances the salaries are
higher than elsewhere in the United
States.
S. Appropriations have been Sc
cured on exparte statements and in
one instance by paid lobby.
6. The superintendent is the whole
thing and buys supplies where he
pleases at any price.
Z. Betterments and new buildings
are made regardless of economy.
s. 1t is impossible to tell whether
the legislative intent in appropria-
tloas have been complied with or not
0. The different institutions are
jealous of each other and regard the
legislature as hostile"
10. While there is deficit in the
public treasury, trustees are carrying
thousands of dollars of the states
money in their home banks on which,
presumably, they draw interest.
II. The trustees have ignored the
law in drawing per diem and mileage.
II. The state pays the trustees $780,
600 in salaries to support the dignity
of their positions.
The twelve enumerations herein
specified should be faithfully held up
before the people who pay the taxes
and SO far as the News is concerned
it will continue to print these salient
facts until there is provided some
means by which these abuses may be
corrected Des Moines Daily News.
The foregoing summary of the re-
port of the committee appointed to
Investigate the state institutions
don't paint quite as rosy a condition
of affairs as Gov. Shaw painted in
his inaugural. The News, from which
We clip the article is one of the rock
ribbed, hide-bound republican papers
of the state, exposing the rascality of
party, but always dropping into line
just to give the party one more chance
and the party is giving the state bin
der and printer another chance, and
also the gang of idlers about the state
house, whose services by the last
legislature were, discontinued, but who
were kept on the pay rolls under
names of different employment, but
really the same, and it is thus that
the "molasses are permitted to flow
to the favored ones of the g. o. D.,
and it Is thus that these cabalistic
letters have come to signify the
Grave of prosperity"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-01-25
Secret Of Getting Eggs.

Scratching sheds.
Not overlooking.
Not undertaking.
Regularity in feeding.
Constant supply OF fresh water.
Flocks not overcrowded.
Warm houses in winter.
Keeping the fowls tame.
Keeping the houses clean.
Scalded cut clover hay daily,
Green cut bone twice a week.
More wheat and less corn,
Keeping the fowls free FROM yer.
min.
Charcoal in the nash every other
day.
Always mating up the BEST layers
in the flock for breeding.
AS great variety of ground grain
as possible in the mash,
A box of oyster shells and box of
sharp, and hard grit consta ntly on
hand within reach of the fowls.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-01-25

Mark Hanna Is merciless political
boss-a creature of capital and a
hatar of the plain people-and knows
no more about craftsmanship than
the average ward heller in Chicago
or New York. His idea is that might
makes right and he rides rough-shod
over ali opposition. He is bloated
monopolist-a plutocratic scion of
wealth-and should not be permitted
to occupy seat in the senate cham
ber.-Oskaloosa Journal.