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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-12
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gBer6e iteigen. 2Sir psrtaufen oieie @runbFude tu
oem g5ree BON 6armlanb. Sas 1T beiler, OILS elne
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tdgIidh nur 161a Gents. ,.,. -. .,.-.
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riebtonz2ano uno Inba u : N p. =,
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~ READY RELIEF

Ia5 sug,riiif9iic uuo JbUFe 5amcr5heit.
Mite. in oer 2&d., oas aug,ublidijd Den quds
ldnbfcu Sdnmcrieu tin GUo1 madt &8 III
maBrIidl olt gr6Bta
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@tFeS GcnSert-Sabrt btmab.
l, WIartl-ober glabator" "uorl.............S Souid.
?. Qusgendbtte Stelen aus Nten6sIsobn's IBerten-
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Viarit aus Der "ttaIienten SpmP5onie;- Il
am ROamerE aus ,,SOn and Stranger"
~SeruiaIenn, Die On tobteeit oe Bfopbeteu," un6
lib pi[ fn9en Setn So6" aus Dem Sratortum
rBaulu5;" iSuge aus Scottl's Si1fohie; pid5
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Sraum.+
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A. @roBe ausDa6l aus DBoccaccio" pom Suppe.
5. aIaseIteh-,bes RHbmss YfaO, er fa4rt 5Hm @tg6"
g. grinnsrunaen an m Gbotiian6 oon..... G0ofreq.
9arunter ,,Scots Wha Haze" ,,Auld Robin
Gray" Bonnie lady" .0te @am26sas
'I ion, msin @ So," ,SS ,Soaie 5. Su6aH6n," ,,9ie
grim Die gtnien, 90 1.-The Braes of Auchter-
arder," ,.4unte Saurie," ,,innerAatb elmer
8ariotouen. sbe Blue Bells RON g6ottlanb,.
,,Gulahsorrun" unb ,,Auld Lang Syne,"
SDettss eun8ert - sSsbrt berauf.
1. Siniuuie'@ebitt -etn 9raum In Der Stpeis"DOn
lleberittt bes SnbnIts: grite geyiooe - Gdmst.
ber SSene, 3anS, 9irhenalo6eu uno G5e6ei; Elm
0it2ter nbsrbIttt Ole S1ene unb betIaat Die 2oge,
Die per9an9en; Die Rdnge pon 6irtenlfaImeien
unb Der 9bent =2irdenaoten Iaoen bic 5rOmmen
gum @'ebet elm. i3Dete Berio6e - Die Irdumer
uno Die @rideinun9; Die gonde ytaur IN Shweiz
zen; oas BiegenIieb Der 4nberjabre tItn9t in bts
idleirt un6 neiiia9t Jubm fur Die 3utunf
9rtte Bsrio6e = Der 3rnum pernirtIiht; 5ri=
umphmaridJ; lpdHiide Nelo5ie, z StIummereo,
Dnntesbpmne, Domino Salvum un6 Elm gSettz
itreit Snhen 6eR WuittcOrps rtpadTrenber
Santone,
.. ngtne Iour nuf BEN lirrttirten Grprsbsu8e" BON
3. Yiccolo. z olo = 89ema un0 garlattonen BON
ST. 9einrth 6eugner.
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b. UlOrCeQu-QrOGPr JRQr5f1 SLcrbeOO.
5. Seoer-~ROck of Ages" pon 5aitinas.
--agtdber, mcin @ott, au Dir" bon. Naon,
s. 6antofe-osne SagbBene" BON Sacanoft.
rtSrnpmor9en,- mnas Ranoe5oous," rau1 Ser
jSdtrts," Der ~Reute @ebeq" unb DRlfts9r."
Z. ,,Dfetn Nareanb, mein WiattIanb" ooH
'.,,.........,... .......,........... rSelnenann'
Iisie groben GonBerte uerben i'm groBen oberen
Salon, beien 2biren birett auf Die iehr gerdumigen
uOeroadttn 9ete tuhren, ge9eben, ped1e iur ls9r
piele Reronen FLAT in 6uLe gepdbren.
SSaters' Srdleftst BON sebn Sniirumeatsn ptr6
I'M unteten Solon placIt ietn uno en bodit aHs
bsbenoes Bro9ranEl pon SonSmuiit iopohl nGhreno
Der otnunterz, mte Der Serauf1brt ourhfabren.
9r aufentbalt in goozJftbge bauert uneefa6r cine
Stunbe, ndbreno tueIder 3eit i'm Wuiit.BauiIou
poH btm
pollen Sr9efer
-oer-
Gunbes' Sloteu 'Ataoerie
aus annapolis
ein groBes Sonaert seae6en nir6.
SiGete ftnb in ben 3ettunssz un0 giIeubabn=gaz
rsaur uno an btroorra9enoen Pldten IN allen Stlbtz
tbeilen gu baben. Die AnBabl if pom @eIes be-
idrdntt, unb ipbab Die seetIi seitattete 3Qbl ers
reidt 1T. iuiro BET 8erfauf singefelt. Sepr peIe
Siuete ino beres rerfauit, uno fuer gern eines Al
baben ptnitt. fiir Den if es bas Sefie, itd iofort
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pollen Sr1efer
-oer-
GuIoes' Slotteu . Itaoeulie
aus annapolis

SiGste ftnb in ben 3ettunsss uu0 Gien6a5n= =glz
reaur uno On bsroorra9enben Bldten in allen Stlbts
tbeiIen gu baben. DIE AnBabI if pom @eies be-
idlrdntt, unb ipbab Die seiett sefattete 3abt ers
reitt 1T. tuiro ber gerfauf sinseelt. Se1r pieIa
Siuete fiub berets nerfaut, unb ruer eern enes Bu
baben tptnitt ftr Den if es oas Sefte, nd iofort
Elm IcIhes anbuidaffen. (139-42r)
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SSGters' Srdlcftst BON Sebn Snfrumenten totr6
I'M uneren Solon placiIt lein un6 eln boot aus
btsbenoes Bro9ranEl Don 3onSmuiit iouohl nGbreno
Der 9inunter=, ipte Der 9erauffabrt 6urhfhbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-12

Str Gufentbalt in Bon=Jitbge bouert uneefd6r cine
Stunbe, ndbreno tueIder 3ett i'm Wuiit. Bapiaon
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8Wetses eonssrt : 8abrt bsranf.

Tiee groBen gunBerte iuerten i'm groFen oberen
SoIon, beien 1biiren brett auf Die ehr gerdumsen
nbertatttn 9ete iubren, ge9eben, fpeIte ftr ie6r
pele Rerionen YaB in Bule geiudbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-12

8ie gisentbiimer Der 3erfOrteu p@ambri1s
gIenpe1fe" unb Der n@autier StabIuerfe"
ttun aGes In ibren 8rafteu Stebeube, nm
iblen gngefeuten IN bsIfeu uub fie gu er,
uuthieen, obsIeit bisfe 5abrtteu segsand:s
Tia nidbt i'm Betrieb iieben. gle baben in
einseIneu EbetIen ibrer uuaebeuren Ea!a9en
nod 9ampf uub beidaftiseu ihre 2eute 10 gut
&c ebeu gebt; tc6 Der SupsriHtsubeut er.
flarte, bas man bemnGhf, trce bee i5Ted.
lidsu 3ulauaes Der @aISusrie, rpieOer On
bic Eabriiatiou bon Sdieuen i6reiteu perbe.
Gies fiingt faf uugIaubIid, bod babeu ibre
9aujeube ben arbetteru pdbreuh Der leeteu
Eooe nuter iAtelligentsr 9eitung idou 10 uie
gu gHege gebradt, bnB Die grtI1runs bee gu
periutenbenteu burGaus niht aIs eine leere
yrnblerei betraftet psrOeu oarf, Die Sc
islidaft bat ferner bic SerfideruuS abSeses
ben, bne man and bic pguutiers @erfe," j" bon
u slfeH jsst isiu Stetu mshr Guf hem aube'
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Sonts bon GutebouRS (glaDorn,uu
;t6eet.
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Gtne uettete StsuRS Get 5GatoasC CoafErs''i'
Ser SPempf oct iraui6fiden aeg'eraas
NIT peu1 SpuIausis - Smnialt ~
Sct RanHtet, ERoRtsaegrU'k UErH"H=
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g(ms Syobmsto o ~ tt.
Ser bsutiae 8e8ieI IN Der StaOtOsrnnItnng.
Gin Gr0nns per arbeiter ttnO 8eiuuBner.

rusufrteSenbeit dbes Die Reoaftion SeS 2ltz
bettsIubnes.-@Iebt 2eidien atiTgsfahoett.
- Sin aeueS GaFem aIr SettbeiTana Oct
9pttathe. -EStsOsrauiaabatt Ses Setrtebs
Ia oea gtieaiuerfeu. - Sie Spten9nteet
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un0 bat mebr Suites 8ahar, ais irgeuO eiH be-
TauuteS 5tl.ugttNs
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29


1t seems impossible for a Southeast
Missouri Republican paper to tell the
straight truth at any time upon any
political matter. See this from the
Hillsboro Mirror:
Some time since a circular was sent out to
all the G. \. Il. Posts in this Congressional
Dist. by Franz Dinger and Robert L. Lind
say, purporting to be resolutions adopted by
Iron Post G.. A. R., No. SAG. The object of
the circular was to prejudice the eX-soldiers
against Hon. VIM. NJ. Kinsey and the Re-
publican party. Dinger and Lindsay are
both rapid democrats, and the alleged reso-
Iutions solely for political and personal
motives.
The whole truth in this matter is
that the resolutions referred to were
passed at a regular meeting of Iron
Post, and Messrs. Dinger and Lindsay
signed them officially, the former as
Commander, and the latter as Adjutant
just as they are required by the by
laws to sign all official documents per-
tanning to the Post. Judge Dinger is
a Democrat, but if Mr.. Lindsay is any
thing else than an out-and-out Repub-
lican, we, who have known him for
thirty years, have failed to perceive it.
In the language of Grover Cleveland,
Mr.. Mirror, "tell the TRUTH" which
means not a half truth, which is fire.
quentIy meaner than complete lie, but
"the whole truth and nothing but the
TRUTH" so help you Webb Flanagan!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29
An Object Lesson i'm Tariff.

Republican farmers please read this
and see how protection tariff protects
you.
Last fall the country was full of Re-
publican speakers bowling about "free
trade" Democrats being about TO ruin
the country. You believed them and
voted for them. What is the result?
Wheat was worth then S1,05 a
bushel in this market. Now it is
worth 20 cents.
Then you could get IA pounds of
gooh brown sugar or u pounds of re-
fined sugar for one dollar. Now you
geo IL pounds of good brown sugar or
10 pounds of refined sugar for one dol
lar.
In other words, last fall bushel Of
wheat would buy from IA to Is pounds
of good brown sugar or IL to Is pounds
of refined sugar. Now bushel of
wheat will buy about s pounds of
good brown sugar or pounds of re-
fined sugar. You get from 5 to Z
pounds of sugar less than you got for a
bushel of wheat last fall.
How about coffee? Last fall you
got pounds best green coffee for one
dollar. Now you get 4 pounds for a
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

OF Uncle Sans 32G, 332J pensioners, 63, 142
receive IS per month; 41,661-$6; G9,210 only
81; 81, I'D receive 3, and 2S3 are paid only
Il per month. Still all these pittances
amount in the aggregate to $S0,0O0,000 Il
year.-Ste. GeneuieUe Herald.
They do not do anything of the kind.
The amount paid per annum in the
212, 01S cases above given is only $13,-
$50, O2S-leaving over 500 900, 900 to be
paid out to the remaining ia, 1907 pen
sioners: averaging SIS per month, or
S577 per annum, to each pensioEer.
Or, if the SS0,00O,000 were divided
equally among the 326, 1925 pensioners,
each would receive S245 per year, or
over $50 month. Not so bad, after all!
We believe in paying liberal pensions
to needy and deserving survivors
of the war. If veteran is totally dis
abled from earning a livelihood, by
reason of his service, it is the duty OF
the Govern ment to support him and
those dependent upon him; to those
suffering from partial disability, let
the bounty of the nation be dispensed
according to degree. But the cause
of the pensloner is too sacred to be up
held or promoted by lying figures on
"pittances.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

dollar. Last fall you got Arbuckle's
parched coffee for 90 cents. Now it
costs from % to 80 cents.
Fast fall bushsl of wheat would
buy pounds of the best green coffee
or pounds of Arbuckle's. Now
ousnel of wheat buys less than pounds
OF green an less than 2ssl-2 pounds of
parched.
1t is hardly necessary to allude to
the binding Irvine, the price of which
has advanced. The tendency of prices
of all kinds of necessaries of life Tex
cept such as are grown on the farm
are upward. while the tendency OF
farm produce is downward.
The prices of cattle and hogs are low,
while it takes the best of potatoes to
bring 20 to p cents bushel. This is
the "home market" that was promised
You if you helped to elect republican
President and republican Congress
What is it that is forcing up the
price of things you have to buy?
Trusts
What is it that is the foundation of
trusts in almost every case? The pro-
tective tariff.
Who voted for the protective tariff?
You did. Will you do it again? No
doubt some of you will. Some loud
mouth agent of the protected mOnopO-
lies will come around bowling about
''Solid South" and "rebel Democrats"
and free trade'' "proIection to Ameri-
can labor" and lot more stuff of the
same kind he says in spite of solid facts
right under your noses.
Some of you will again allow your
selves to be fooled into the belief that
protective tariff is all that stands be-
tween you and the poor house, when,
as a matter of fact, it does more t. make
you poor than anything else. And
some day the fool killer will come and
reap plenteous arvest.-NashUitle
(IU.1 Democrat
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

The East wants to capture the
Worlds Fair, of course. That section
has hogged all the good things in times
past, until it has filled itself with the
belief that all other parts of the Union
are mere appanages to the favored
strip along the seaboard. If the peo-
pie who make this the greatest nation
on the globe are considered, the Fair
will be located in the Mississippi Val
ley, and they may demand its location
there, not as favor, but as a right.
1t remains to be seen whether custom
can defeat this right.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29
Gone Into Better Business.

The man who at present edits the Citizen
being a dyed in the wool Republican it is
not to be supposed that he will very warmly
commend any Democrats appointment.
Our brethren throughout the Southeast
have doubtless noticed that for some weeks
past the CitizeRS's columns have been singu-
larry free from political editorials.-Ir0ntOn
Register.
Are you not mistaken, Brother AXE: We
are aware of the fact that George III. Crumb
used to do editorial work on the Citizen, but
since his election to the Secretaryship of the
Southeast Missouri immigration Society he
informs us that he is out of the newspaper
business.-CO Girdrdean Demobrae.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

Charleston Democrat: ga Madison
county farm this year produced an av-
erage of thirty-seven and half bush
els of wheat per acre. which causes the
Frederick town PLaindeater to become
overjoyful and claim for Madison the
"credit for raising more wheat per acre
than any other county In the South
east" Gently, but firmly, kindly but
forcibly, if necessary, the Democrat
must object. Not only one, but doz-
en- farms i'm this county this season
produced an average of forty bushels
per acre-and they were not little six
acre patches, such as Madison brags of,
but fields of from forty to one hundred
acres each. We reiterate our claim
that Mississippi county beat the world
on wheat this year."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29
The tariff on soft coal is IS cents q

The tariff on soft coal is IS cents a
ton.
The wages fixed by the Board of Arbi-
tration in this city for the miners of
Streator are 724 cents per ton, being p
cents less than the tariff.
II is claimed by coal mine owners and
operators that the tariff is absolutely of
no benefit to them; that they do not
pocket it or any part of it, and that all
stories to the contrary are Democratic
lies.
Then why is it that they resist every
attempt to repeal this wholly useless
and unnecessary restriction upon bus
inesr? We have seen that the miner
does not get the tariff tax. for his
wages are less than the tax. and the
capitalists declare that they do not get
it. Why, then, get excited; why raise
big corruption funds, why buy voters
in blocks of five; why shrek that the
country is in danger, when it is pro-
posed to do away with the imposition?
Herald,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29
TWO weeks ago the publishers of ths

Two weeks ago the publishers of the
st. Louis Republic gave to r. Hoe Il
Co. an order for two new presses, to
cost when completed $4,000. The
enormous increase in the circulation of
this great newspaper made this expeii-
sive order imperative, the machinery
now on hand being inadequate to the
work. The two new machines will
have q running speed per hour Of &c.
900 four and six-page, or $4,000 eight
page Satisfactorily complete quarto
papers per second! The new presses
will be pushed rapidly to completion,
and will probably be in operation
within ninety days. the Republic as
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

John Panneil, a young farmer of
Perry county, had two sweethearts at
one and the same tIme-was pledged
to marry both. He redeemed his
pledge to No. last December, and the
justice the nuptial knot hard and fast as
he could. But No. did not give up
the fight, although her rival had :he
man apparently, the law, and the
facts on her side. She kept right on
with her Establishments and last week
the tickle John succumbed, sold his
farm, abandoned his lawful wife, and
departed. he and his ready cash, into
No Mans Land in the happy posses
sion Of No. 1.
o, woman! in our hours of ease,
Uncertain, coy, and hard to please:
When the notion strikes you full and fair,
You grab us anyhow and anywhere!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court of Iron County, Mo-,
In Vacation, August Sth, 1883.
lennis Warren, plaintiff.
VPfSUS
William Warren, defendent.

versus
William Warren, defendent.
Divorce
Now, at this day, comes the plaintiff.
by attorney. and files her petition and af-
tidavit. setting forth, among things. that
the defendant is a nonresident OF the
State of Missouri. and cannot be sum-
moned in this action by the ordinary
process of law. IL is, therefore. ordered
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Iron
County, Mo, in vacation, that publica-
ton be made notifying said defendant
that m action has been commence,
against him in the Circuit Court OF ~-.id
County. the object and general mar nra of
which is to obtain decree Of divoroa
from the bonds of matrimonv heretofora
contracted between said pl,.intiff and de-
PENDANT: And unless he 10 and annear -
the next term of SAID Court to he holden
for sald county of Iron. in the state
aforesaid, at the Courthouse in said
county. on the fourth Monday in Octo-
per. next, (lsS9), and on or before the
slAth day thereof, Gf the term shall so
i0hS Continue; and, if not, then before
u!a eng OF the term), and plead to said
pialhtlH.s petition, the same will be taken
against him as confessed.
Ii Is further ordered that a COW hereof
be published according to law in the Iron
COUNTY REGISTER. weekly newsnaner
pnbilshed in said County of Iron and
A true copy:
Witness, my hand and official seal.
lsEAI, this Sth day of August, A.
ID. 1889.
Jos. HUrF, Clerk
iron County C1rcuit Court, Mo. |
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

The Chicago NeaUs has been investi-
eating the life of the average newspa-
per man, and it finds that he lasts
about ten years, and that it is d rare
circumstance to discover any active
writer for a morning daily newspaper
who has reached the age of fifty years.
Under ordinary circumstances man
will wear himself out in active news
paper work work in five years. Lose
of sleep and constant strain Will
eventually break down the strongest
constitution. The average life of
printer is seven years, and assuming
that the NeaUs is correct in its estimate
regarding reporters and working edi-
tors, there is very little encouragement
to the rising generation to embark in
the newspaper business.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

The Whiskey Trust is again advancing
prices, but the people are not anxious to
curtail its activity in this direction. This
trust is the "private affair" of the Demo
cratic party.-Globe-D Democrat.
And the Republican party, being the
consumer, naturally desires to "knock
out"the trust by taking off the tax and
giving every body "free whiskey."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

Potosi Independent: MIR. Otto Luz
cius, Secretary and General Mana
ger of the Irondale Cattle Co., was in
town yesterday, and gave the. hide
pendent office a pleasant call. Mr..
Lucius informs US that their creamery
is now completed and in successful OPP
Grafton. They are now shipping about
so pounds of first class butter daily,
which commands the highest price in
the st. Louis market They are buy
ing milk from the neighbors paying 60
cents per hundred pounds. They will
commence buying and feeding cattle
about the 1st of October. Their corn is
looking fine and will yield large crop.
The new barns and stables will be
completed in a short time, and will be
great Improvement On the old ones.
The cows will be placed on patent
stancheons, which is great improve
ment"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

Coal has been discovered in Stoddard
county, and Col. Mauldin is working
a promising prospect. The coal is
said to be of excellent quality. Now for
the quantity!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

The Shannon County Appeal is a
new paper published at Winona, by
T. w. and r. T.. Mabrey. 1t is well
come addition to our exchange list, and
we wish it's projectors success.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

Mr.. Powers has again assumed the
management of the Van Buren, Local,
and we now look for decided improve
ment in that paper. He knows how to
get up a good paper and always does it..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-29

the pride of the great Mississippi Val
ley, and the worlds challenged to pro-
duce stronger. better. or cleaner pa
per.