Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-06-27
Try Cherry Phosphate Milk-Shake
at Mrs. Robinson's Bon Ton Ice Cream

at Mrs. Robinson's Bon Ton Ice Creal
Parlor
There is a scandalum magnum owe
In Reynolds county, duplicating
prominent married man and anothe
mans wife. Both parties, it is said
left for parts unknown last Thursday
Having used Chamberlain Coug
Remedy in my family and found it t
be first-class article, take pleasur
in recommending it to my friends. j
V. FOSTER, Westport, Cal. For sal
by all dealers.
| DIR. S. E. Strong is at length in full
possession of his new office. 1t is
One-story brick with iron roof. an,
built to suit its purpose. 1t contains
three rooms of ample dimensions Tn,
reception room is first entered from
the street; then the consultation room
while the drug department occupie.
the rear apartment. The size of the
whole building is 1896 feet, and the
ceiling is II feet high. and the inner
walls are finished in white. The win
dows are large and finely glazed. and
all the sills are of iron. Taking it al
/ In all. it is ii model doctors Office
cool, commodious and conveniently sit
uated. We extend our best regards to
DIR. Strong, and felicitate him upon
this new acquisition.
Thus sweeuy sweetly sings an i'm
pecunious rural rooster: flow dear
to my heart is the face of dollar
| when some kind subscriber presents ii
to view. 1t may come to-day or il
may come Tomorrow: it may come
from others or 1t may come from you.
The big silver dollar, the round silver
dollar; dear delinquent subscriber pre-
sent it to view! A round silver dollar
L will hail as treasure, for often ex-
penses overwhelm we with woe, count
1t source of exquisite pleasure, and
yearn for it fondly wherever go! How
ardent I'd seize it-that lovely round
dollar. The root of all evil tits com
monty named. Loving money is SIN
full some good people tell US, but the
penniless printer can hardly be blam-
ed. The penniless printer, the hard
working printer, keeps sending out
papers that interest you, so hand in
your daddy dollar; dear reader now
will you present it to view?"
The following is summary of the
new game law: Deer under one year
of age cannot be killed at any season.
and doe cannot be killed for five
years, or until July 1900. 1t is law
full to kill other deer between October
/ and January /. Wild song or insec-
tiverous birds cannot be killed at any
season, and it is unlawful to destroy
their nests Or eggs. Game birds may
be killed between the following dates
turkeys, prairie chickens, pheasant
and quail, November l to January /,
and woodcock. turtle dove, meadow
lark and plOver, between August and
January /. 1t is unlawful to ship
deer, turkey. quail. pheasant and
prairie chickens from the county
where killed, and it is also unlawful
to trap or snare game at any time.
Wild ducks may be killed between
September 80 and March 81. The
shooting of ducks and geese or killing
them with explosives between sunset
and sunrise Is prohibited. 1t is fell
ony to kill fish with dynamite or other
explosives or poison. Nets and traps
of all kinds are prohibited. A min
now sein, not exceeding ID feet in
length, may be used in catching bait"
The following order was made at the
March adjourned term of the Iron
County Court, and duly served on the
Collector by the Clerk: Now, at this
day, it appearing to this Court that
there are a large number of Tracts of
Land and Town Lots in this County
delinquent for taxes for long number
of years as shown by Delinquent Lists
filed with this Court, and the Back
Tax Books of this County, and it APP
pearing that it is the best interest of
the County to bring suit for said Back
Taxes, it is therefore ordered and adj
Judged that Walter H. Fisher, Collec-
tor of the Revenue of this County, pro-
ceed to collect said taxes and to bring
suit for collection of same upon all
Tracts of Land and Town Lots, which
are delinquent for such Taxes more
than the time limited by statutes be-
fore such suits can be brought. And
it is further ordered that said Collec-
tor contract with some Attorney for
the bringing of said suits, and file said
contracts in writing with this Court
for approval at the next term thereof.
And it is further ordered that he be
served with Il copy of this order duly
authenticated" In consequence of this
peremptory order Collector Fisher has
instituted proceedings against delin-
auents and will carry them out without
regard to persons. The taxes must be
paid: let there be no misunderstanding
as to this: and if paid at once consid-
cradle expense will be spared to the
delinquent. Come up and settle!
We publish this week conmunica-
ton from Belleview taking to task our
regular correspondent there. We feel
sure the criticism is, in intention, I'M
deserved, whatever the facts in the
PREMISES. The sin of omission is the
one that besets editor and correspon-
dent alike-not Intentional omission,
however, For instance, take the Per
sonal" column. 1t is always read with
interest, and the ladies-God bless
fsm,-read it with an interest that to
them attaches to no other part OF the
paper. Therefore, from a mercenary
motive, If no other. the editor should
leave no stone unturned to have 1t full
and satisfactory-to omit the setting
down of the coming and going OF no
one. But. alas. How short is the full