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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05

Real estate transfers in Kennehec county
for the week ending Ang. 2, are as follows
hraC~lt Joseph 4 and John l. Allen to
Adailne wood, land, $40.
kARMlNGn tLN Albert II Small 10 Mary h
Douglass. laud, Fsco.
.GARpINER James Church to Eugene Bach
elder, land. fi0,
Ltrt Htitip George Emerson to Mary
Elizabeth haincs. land. slsC0.
REsnttELu Emery l. and y lIunton to
George Handy land. $3.50
NtpSSA Charles II storer to Eta Moore,
land. goo.
tlaice, land 500 Joseph RouN TO Joseph q
Rogx. land, eta0o. K Poster aud Gray, OF
HE. aud Mary d i.yford and T. iyford
% Springfield, Mass, TO Neder Nigae, land,
tt5s.gl; t,eorgr u 5hore. OF watcrvilir. to X
Foster right OF way, sufficient consideration
Horace aud Amos !. fnrTington 70 Winfield )
burlington. Land. s3s5.
WiNruEor- Ellsworth Hayward and Laura
+ Hayward 70 c Fairbanks, land. s7b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
I'll. Ladies' Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect sxfe-
y with which ladies' may use the liquid
fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs. urdsr all
esadisious make it their favorite remedy.
Il IL pleasing TO the eye ard to the taste.
Gentle. yet efeetual in acii1g on the kid
neys, liver and bowels. 1&rlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05

In the shooting match which has been
going on for the pas; wsek at c. W. Hunts
shooting gallery, the prizes were won BY
the following persons, who made 'feil
scores o. tan shots, best cut Of possible
Que hundred Z. II. Gseenlsw. 90; E. T.
Fsrr, %; $. H. Russell, "a. Another
match will be oreaed Thursday, with val1-
able prizes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
The Daily Journal at Union Depot
Portland

People returning from visits to points
west OF Portland will find tie Daily Ker
nehec Journal on sale at the Chisholm
Brothers News Stand in the Union Depot.
They will thus be able to while away the
rest OF the journey from that point home
in reading ali the home news. De
not fail to ask for the journal there. All
the trains stop long enough to give sbund-
sat time for securing 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For several years. In tie spring ,r.ourhs,
used 10 be :rouhsed with arowsy, tired
feeling, and dssii pasa 10 the small Of nsy
back, % bad. az tsnses. a 10 prevent my
being able 10 walk, the Ieast sudden lsat "a
causing me severe distress Frequently,
bosis and rashes would break eus on sari5t..
parts VI the body BY the advice q friends
and my family phyaieiaa, ( began rile use a
Ayers saxsapAziiia and continued u I'll the
poison IN my blood was Thoroughly eradleA-
ted IL W. English. Montgomery City, No.
NY system was all run down; my skin
rough Aad Of yeiioslsh bae. tried various
remedies, and while some II them gave me
Temporary relief. aosae u them did any per-
manenr good At last I began 10 take
Ayers 5arsapasiiia continuing IL exclusive
ly for considerable tire, aud am pleased
% say thai Il espaulr,rly
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"'n' . " h'"lA"'Y @i' '"FH yssier-
''y YH We ''r'' 'tslh'
"f ffiHA y =" an returned from Pop
nam '"'A'" 'as' q sfi'
MISS Annie hoSbins returned Yesterday
ron VISIT a. Sqasf'sL
mr. a. ~ "afa returned hss evening
from 'orb hFsr NIP
Df. v hsf'~ei Brickets returned from
o'' o'ch@fa ye'kfaF'
mr. p'cA' "'oFs' ana r'te started for
Dssh h'vsf o" sunday
Mrs. Iowpssnd and 500 Claude have
mrs hi"sf roisom Ssnt 70 Boston 10
visit her sister yesterday
MI t. W. Townsend 10 spending his va
cation In Lebanon. N. H.
Mr. w. J. stasg1s left Tor CreenYille on
the 20 tram Yesterday.
fIsh commissioner stanley vent throu Oh
TO Bangor Monday afternoon.
Mi-s Grace stetson and friend from Gar
dinfr va N the e'ty Yesterday
mes'fs SAM ana Charles Hammond u
sidney were ia town yesterday
, W. kinsman Jf., Of New York,
sff'ea On ihs 2'i' tram Mond'y'
Mr. Vene Russell with h's mother and
sister spent sunday AZ hammond'.
Miss Harris and Fer ffiend Mi" Martin
went 10 Tie camp dround yesterday
Mr. ~ NJ ffeseon OF Harrington. deal
or in carriages, was 10 the city yesterday.
MI h' l.. Cooper who has been spending
week At the islands' returned yesterday.
Mrs Flora cochrane Bnrnham' left for
h@F ne In Boston on the 10 ~ train yes
t.d~s-
Mr.. Charles Greenwood OF Lewiston,
formerly OF th'' city, was In town yes
frday'
Mr james Doiiiver from MaSsachusetts
Is spending few weeks with Master Ralph
leighton.
Master frfd Stoter has just returned
from trip TO Portland Fryeburg and
keescr Pond,
Nj II. +. PinLham return Ia Ham
monds ~here be has been stopping several
weeks, today.
Deputy Secretary Of State :. J. Chad
bourne returned from Newpor. on the . 20
train yesterday.
D. =. Young Of Holden and C /, Antho-
ny Of Providence. were registered at Hotel
North last evening
Mr. charhs II Bailey 81 Hotel Flower.
Columns agenne. Boston. returned on the
Kennchcc yesterday
Mr. aui Mr. Leon Barber returned
yesterday from Nashua, IL. where they
have been for ten days.
Mr.. + p. Burgea, of Boston. formerly
of TIL. city. was in town on Saturday and
spen. Sunday at lIammonls.
Mr. George ". Williams lefs for Ocean
Point Monday morning snd will probably
remain there fortSo weeks
Mrs. Everett Hall ard her mother left
Monday evening for Waterville, where
they will visit for few days.
Joba c. Spoaofd OF Boston, and A. s.
hegTuire of Portland were Tcsistered at
the Augusta House yesterday.
John C. swa.sey and wife of Canton,
drove through 'he city yesterday. They
remained here for few hours
Nr j Fra TX Pjrrcr snd tnnily returned
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NOTICE.

NU11tE.
Once Of Railroad Commissioners.
AUGUSTA. July IS, ESQ !
To the General Managers and supcriatendents Of
Railroads ia the State Of Maine
Under the provisions Of statute the methods OF
heating passenger, mail or baggage cars ia this
state, must receive the approval, in writing, of
the Board of Railroad Com Inis sioners.
All approyals Of methods nov N use expired by
imitation, on the first daY of july A. u. is10.
Notice is hereby given that the Hoard Of Rail
road Commissioners will be in session at their
office in Augusta, on Tuesday the twelfth day Of
August A, u. ls9o, for the purpose of receiving
and considering applications for approval Of
tacthods, each railroad corporation may desire
to adopt.
All applications must be in writing and must
state fully the character and method Of sach
heaters and the purposes for which the applicant
de-ireTs 10 use the san..
AZ said session. hearing will be given to In
vertors snd all Others interested in the manner
and methods Of heating and lighting Passeng
Mail snd Baggage cars-
Per order OF the Board
uly9dlS. y. c. FaEKIyGToS, CT fk.
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DowT GIVE Up

ne use Of Ayers szrsspssrx One bossse
may nat eure right ofr . complaint ef
ysnDs pessiA nefS cure b eH<essa Is A
genesAl ruia, En1<os-saens f,iioNs shortly
amer beginning The Use Of ehls medicine.
VITA many pkspie, he eject b isxmexiasesy
Hotie<abts; but sasne eeasEsfsriaGs are iess
susceptible 70 medicinal Inazenees tAsn
ofhers, and the curative process may, there
FORE In sach cases, BE- less prompt Pers~-
sefzaee " asiag THIS remedy b sare of n
reward ~ iAss- snsHer ~ later, tie nsosy
Stubborn blood diseases ya~la %
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mri$isf

The Sunday trains of the Maine Central Rail
read, August 10Th, are respectfully tecum mrnded
as euahiin. passengers 20 reAcs Boston in time
TO get their beet Placed before the srrTal Of the
cruud.
Excursion tickets At low rates viii be s5ld by
the Maine Central Railroad fer NJ traias ..Esust
ssh v 18th Inclusive.
Far particulars inquire Of station
Agsnss. azx5dto9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
COLBY UNIVERSITY.

Coo tilratc Colleges for ysurg men and young
wonse 4 Seventy second year begins September
a. ret elias. college education at TainisSnaf ex-
pense Annual Prime Sc aoiarshfp Of 100
to you II men and another Of equal amount to yonn
vJmeE, of eias- entering in is.a. sei4oisrsaip nj
aV~ssees ot s,9> for the course. needy sfHie
whose work and department. are csnmends5 e.
Adarsss- fRssIpzyr s,sALt,
wsiervSIle. Maine
Mention this paper ialy zstz;av II
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Cured Me.

~ WV
! presume my liver WAS very mneh out Of
order, and TIN biosDa impure in consequence.
! feei that ] cannot too highly recommend
Ayers sarsapafiiia 10 any one AFFECTED a. |
was."-Mrs. n. A. smith. Clover. VT.
For years I suffered from serofuia and
blood diseases The doctors prescriptions
and several soeaiied headquarters being Of
no ayail. vas al last ADVISED By Z friend 10
try Ayers sarsaparilla- did 80. and nov
feel Ike new MAJ. being fully restored 10
heaith-"-C. y. Ffink, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Ayers SarsapariIIa
PREPARED By
Or. J. c. AVER { CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold ~ Druggists. o.. .lx e.. Worth bottle,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05

Paws Colossal Triple Cirens.
t-Psws Startling stage sensations.
f-Prvvs Glorious uippotrome Races,
flaws Mammoth Dopbi- M~unxerfe,
Paws Trained Animal Exposition.
as Startling and realistic WILD WEST scene
800 Scouts, COWBOYS and Sioux Indians-CUs-
IER'S LAST RALLY Atrocioas Mountain
Meadow Mas<scre-lndians' Attack on peadwo God
s.sge Coach-A Virginia Reel On Horseback
Pony Express RiiinE-aA the Crack Rife, shot
gun and Pistol Experts-The Champions Of the
Universe. CAPT. A. II. BoGARDUs. aud his
Three Famous sons shoot at every performance
SEAL the vs. Nd West Attractions all the Cir.
ems Stars all the Hippodrome Features, all the
Elephants and iii Beasts, all the Great Golden
Ghariots viii &c displs yei IN the Rare. Radiant
and Romantic street Parade, at 10 A. NJ, on the
day Of exhihifion,in the city.
Rs-Two complete exhibitions daily at the usual
hours. Admission 5Oc, Children under nine
25c, Cheap round trip excursions all rail.
roads and steamboat lines. see local agent for
particulars.
Portland. Monday. Aug. 9Th.
Bath. Tuesday. Aug. 9Th.
FarminStoa. Wedn. sdey. Aug. 9th.
iaiy3ldlw
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Nv 'rF1F' iItE ''3flt '7'FF''' ~ y TIT
FOREPAU C n s II O w,

with it, Quarter Of Century Of Glorious History
Tiuitess Capital Vast and Varied arenc,
Geological and IIippodrouisiic Resources, and
now rremene pHsly Reinforced with the Re.
nowned, kuIaantiG and Realistic
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20
NUMBER 33.

ports are true, that the czar is crazy
The crimes he has committed ought to
drive any msu crazy. There is no lib
erty under the Russian dominion. Life
with liberty and happiness, IS only t0
be dreamed Of and never realized. The
har less expression Of an honest opin-
ION will c st men aud women their lib
erfy, and p-Thaps their lives. We
search the history of other cuDtries i'm
Va for q paralel-even during the
power Of the Spanish InQuIsition life
was more bearable and liberty more of
reality than is the case now in Rus
sia.
The outrages and crimes committed
10y the Russian government have be-
come s. notorious here nf late years
that pubic sentiment Ia England in
particular, Is becoming so worked up
that 8 contribution of the present
cruelties prac acticed by the czar may re-
suit in 2 demand from The English gov
eminent tnat they cease. And Eng
land viii not be alone when, in the
name Of humanity, she demands that
The murder Of innocent people be no
longer lAgalized iR Russia People who
have liberty and justice hate crime. no
matter whether it is committed by the
cZar of Russia or h:s meanest serf-
jefferson C5ty tribune.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20
FOR
Il SS - o .

Some people agree with the Sans
opinions about men and things, and
some people don't; but everybody
likes to get hold of the newspaper
which is never dull and never afraid
to speak its mind
Democrats know that for twenty
years the Sun has fought in the front
line for Democratic principles, never
wavering or weakening in its loyalty
to the true interests of the party it
serves with fearless intelligence and
disinterested vigor. At times opin-
ions have differed as to the best means
of accomplishing the common purpose;
it is not the SUMS fault if. it has seen
further into the milestone.
Eighteen hundred and ninety is the
year that will probably determine the
result of the Presidential election of
1892. and perhaps the fortunes of the
| the Democracy for the rest of the CEN
tury Victory in 1852 is a duty, and
and the beginning of 1890 is the best
time to start out in company with the
/ Sun.
| Daily, per month, ,..--.-......... $3.50
/ Daily, per year,. ...--......... 600
sunday, per year, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 200
Daily and sunday, per year.. 500
| Daily and Sunday, per month, h,.>....... 90
| Weekly sun, one year, LOO
Address THE Sun, New York.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20

CATHOLIC CHURCH, Arcadia College
and Pilot Knob. /. {. WEHNEET Rector.
High Mass and Sermon at Arcadia College
every ~uuda. IL : O'Clock a. u. NespeTs and
Bcus6ic-Ioa u The Blessed Sacrament Al I
O'Clock j. NJ. High Mass and Sermon and
Benedfgti1n at Pilot Knob Catholic Church
- E0:3J O'Clock \. NJ. sunday School for
chill dreu al l:5g O'Clock p. N.
NJ Z. CHURCH. Cor. Reynolds and
Mountain Streets, {. .I--iIEATO&, Pastor. Res
iaence- Ir5utoD- Services every Sabbath
~ II A. N and 80 7. n Sunday School
$3.50 4 y. tIa>- Meeting sunday afternoon
a O'Clock Prayer Meeting Tuesday and
THURSDAY evenings. Al are invited.
NJ /. CHURCH, SOUTH, Fort Hill,
between Iront0n and Arcadia. Rev. l..
PULLIAAI, Pastor. Preaching every sunday.
morning and evening. PRAYER meeting eve
~ wednesday evening Sabbath school II
9 80 s. i.
BAPTIST CHURCH. Madison street,
near Knob street. Z. VI. >HOUSH, Pastor.
Residence Ir0nton. Preaching on every
Saturday before the first sunday Of each
month At 2:.'J +. N and on the first and third
sundays ~ II \. NJ. sunday school every
Sunday al $3.50 3. NJ. and Prayer Meeting
every Tuesday evening 3t 80 T.. NJ.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pilot KNOB.
Rev. RoBEKT >>IUCKAL. Pastor.
A. NJ. + CHURCH, Corner shepherd
and Washington streets, ITontOn. 4. ABB
ANATHT, pastor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20

tlais- 1-Io iF'' a}t'e
Every dollar Of this enormous sQn--w hIct
i more lhan double the entire expenditure
for pen>ions-was received from duties i'm :
posed for the direct benefit Of the farmers
Of the country. Il would be & calamity for
them to have the duties reduced and The
government collect less money. 1t would
be an advantage 10 them to have The duties
made stiN higher IN every respect, and few
eT products brought from abroad to compete
with theirs. What becomes Of the money
derived from this source is Of minor impor-
tance; the main thing i TO protect our
farmers as far as possible from Injurious
foreign competition.
This would be ludicrous in the clum-
siuess Of liz falsehood if there were not
many who will never compare the
figures given with the real collections
for 1855, which on the articles named
were as follows:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20
Retribution Will Come.

Just a. sure as there is a good in
heaven the crueities Of the Russian
government toward its subjects will
bring terrible Tetribution. In Siberia
1t is treason against the government
to even petition the authorIes for a re-
dress of wrongs A. far ss possibleble
every atrocity committed by the cZar's
officers re withheld from the public.
T e + cent massacre OF prisoners in
Siberia was denied by the -. Peters
hQrg authorities time AID again, and
L " here i 10 longer any doubt that
half tie truth was not told by the
English press.
II is not to be wondered at, if the re-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20

their bulk salt free for curing fish, but
come rather back TO the stern, dry fact
of tax on salt at all. / believe India
and the United States are now the only
chief countries that have q salt tax
In India the salt tax is very little; but
the population of British India beng
80 600 600, this very infinitesimal tax
aggregates to ~ery large sum, and is,
in fact, the only sure tax that she treas
ury can collect Ia make the bulk of the
people contribute 10 the expense of the
government. Bot what shall we say
10 a great country which is literally
EN- mbarrassed by "A surplus revenue of
more than 500. 000, 900 annually, and
has been so for at least 10 years past,
and therefore does not need this rev.
enue, 10 tax the whole population some
IS, 600, 900 annually liz order 10 pay a
bonus 70 the homemade salt establish
ments? | am not a farmer, but know
that good farming requires salt besides
what is used III the house. Salt is used
for sailing hay. 1t is used for cattle,
and, Of course. for dairy purposes.
In 1880 there were employed in the
making of salt in the United States
4,l23 males above Is years old, 20 wom-
ell and 144 children. Yet to this or
ganized army of 4,2S9 men. women and
chlidFen some o' ,uuO, OUU OF the ptpula-
ton have become mob of consumers.
and pay S., 900. 900 annual tax. And
to add insult to injury. this important
sWlndie. this legal tariff robbery, is
actually called a blessing. Let the
farmers of this country reflect upon
this. Let them feel asha med of the
paucity of their understanding, as it is
really difficult to see how millions of
men with com mon understanding can
submit TO become moh of consumers
and be 1leeced by an organized army of
protectionists.
But my hitherto attention to the
farmers Is only begun. | intend to
show them how the tariff swindIes
them out of heir hard-earned substance
in hundreds of different necessaries of
life they have to use.
MAY l., 1857. ] S. MOORE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20
r,EvrRs ALLIANCE MEETINGS.

tDusuoll> Alliance, Nc I5t, meets >atur-
dav. April .>th. 1S>>. and, after that, every
second saturday. ii t.to r VI.
J. N. BROWNE, >cc'y- Annapolis. Mo.
Arcadia Valley Alliance, No 1o4, meets or
SATURDAY. evenings before the lst and Sd sun
d9vs OF every month. At $50 r NJ
John LuTZ. >ec'y. ITonton, Mo.
EAGLE ALLIANCE, No. l32, meets on the
1st ana Sd Saturdays Of each month. All
nei-hhcTs are invited.
FK,NCIES ALLIANCE meets at Hogan on
the ID and 4th Tuesday Of e3cn month at
O'Clock y. NJ. II = 'i'f-'''t'A' ~ =
sI,RRrE CREEK ALLIANCE. Ne l03. meets
,.x-.7-, months on Saturday evenings before
~ second SUNDAY AT Lu-foNvu. and >aIur-
.Jsy- evening before the fourth sunday Al the
pSa SrbonIhousc on Marble Greek.
". I. SUTTON, >ec'y, lronton, BIO.
FIN GROVE ALLIANCE. No. ll9, meets
.zl-v other saturday evening. At the Elm
Grove schoolheuse, Belieview. ii O'Clock r.
~ !. W. LASHIEN. President
j. RUSSELL, Secretary.
CrD.R GROVE ALLIANCE. Ne. 12o. meet'
-. 80 CEDAR Grove ~choolhou>e in Rclleview
a. .aropd and fourth Saturday AT O'Clock
WN. RUDDoCk, President.
- HARTNA AN, Secretary
c.p>zTTEyIIEr ALLIANCE. Ne. 59S, meets
- Wcrkmen's Hail. GranifeHllle, on the i
%nd 9Th Saturdays Of each month al 10 +
aii0 CHAS. OBEICK, >ec'y.
.-,~ver Alliance, No. 59I, meets on the ?
II atb SATURDAYS in each month at : o'cioei
= NJ J. &. HUFF, Sec'y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20

The Scott County NeacSboy suggests
that the convicts in the state peniten-
tlhry should bee engaged in ditching
and draining the swamp lands of the
southeast counties. The suggestion
strikes US rs good one. Large num-
bers could be worked together with ad-
vantage and il would not be competing,
in any way, with honest labor. The
counties worked in, however, should
pay all actual expense of the work, SO
that no expense would be put upon the
state at large.-D0piphdn Prospect
No,os.
We Gre glad TO see that our eA chang
es are taking an interest in this very
important matter. Our suggestion is
TO employ a certain portion of the a ble-
bodied convicts in clearing out such
Southeast rivers as St. Francis, Blac X
and Little River, and opening some of
the large swamps, such as LAKE St.
John, Niger Wool and several other
swamps whose names we are not
familiar with, 40 as to take off the
ploy ment of this labor our Southeast
counties would be immensely benefit
ed. In fact, this much needed work
cannot well be done at the expense of
private capital-or at the cost of the
counties. The fact is, our country has
been struggling against this draw
back, and its assessed value has been
kept down by reason of the sluggish
rF tho 70
its finest ands.-NesCsboy.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20
"OLIEE BRANCH"
In the Interest of Women.

Dr. kimer's wonderful specific solve
Branch" positive cure for female COM
plants, sent to anv address upon receipt of
price, 81 90, for one months treatment. No
physician required. 4 certain cure. Con-
sn!tation free. Address
DIR. KILMER & Co., South Bend, Ind.
Local agent for Iron County at Ironton
Mrs. Julia James. Call on local agent when
at all feasible. 3m
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20
Secure the Shadow Ere the Substance
A.

wish to announce TO the citizens of the
Valley and vicinity that have refitted my
place in Arcadia and con now guarantee my
Photographs TO compare favorahly with the
best citg work. ] will make Piain Cabinet
Photographs for s. per dozen, and Carte
dc yisites sl.5o per..dozen. Other styles and
sizes as low as good work can be done.
w. e. PERKINS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20

~
CIRCUIT COURT i held on the
Fourth Monday IL April and October.
COUNTY COURT conTenes on the
First Monday % March, June, september
auI December.
PROBATE COURT Is held on the First
Monday in February, Nay, AL=,lIst and No
semseT.
OFFICERS:
\. W. H0LLoM.H Presiding Judge CoUn-
jos. .. GARRISON, County Judge, South
cru District.
X. ). HILL, County Judge, Western Dis
triet.
J. :. JORDAN. Prosecuting Attorney.
= I. BUFoEU. Collector.
V. A FLETCHER. County CLERK.
Jos. HUFF, Circuit Clerk.
FRAN DINDEE. Probate Judge.
jas II. gLsI:K. Treasurer.
7. ~. WlITwoEFH. sheriff.
:. i. EElBUEN- Assessor.
". y GREGORY. Coroner
JAS. u. L0GsN. Public Admir-, Bellevue.
\. ". Il UpIGOtIsN. surveyor.
A.P. VANCE, school Commissioner.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20

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Subtracting this from the total in /! e
table above. there is left S24 $50 600 as
the total duties collected from agricui-
turaI products. including rice, canned
goods and manufactured tobacco and
cigars. So that the total duties pro
tectiOgn farm products, exclusive OF
sugar, are less than the duty alleged
to be collected on flax, hemp, etc.
The liar no doubt put in the "etc. " a.
an indication that he had a conscience.
As matter Of fact, there Is not Il
duty levied on any farm product Tor
the purpose Of excluding competing
imports. The duty on barley. which
Yields a comparatively large revenue,
is only IS per cent, while the duty on
24x30 window glass is Isl per cent:
the duty on woolIens runs from 40t1 80,
Instead of believing the lies Of their
party organs, Western Republicans
should invest - cents in an American
almanac, study the tariff schedule and
nrenare 10 demand tariff duty aver
aging 100 per cent. to exclude foreign
competiti II with Western raw mater
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