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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-23
Birdie Dempsey
versus
1shnnno= Dam Tazox-
IPetitIon for DIVORCED

Now at this day comes the plaintiff. by
attorney and II appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the court. from the returns OF the
Sherifis upon the writS of summons is
sued herein. that the defendant cannot
be summoned in this cause by the Ordi-
nary process of law:
1t is. therefore, ordered by the Court.
that publication be made. notifying said
defendant, Thomas Dempsey, that an ac-
ton has been commenced against him in
the Circuit Court of Iron county. State of
Missouri. the object and general nature of
which is To obtain a decree of divorce
from the bonds Of matrimOny heretofore
contracted between said plaintiff and de-
PENDANT on the grounds of nabitual
drunkenness;
And unless he he and appear at the
next term of said Court, TO be holden at
the courthouse in the City of IrontOn
within and for said County of Iron, State
of Missouri. on the fourth Monday in
april next QS9S), and on or before the
third day thereof. (if the term shall 80
long continue; and, If not, then before
the end OF the term), and plead to said
plaintiffs petition, the same will be TAX
en- against him as confessed.
It's further ordered that a copy hereof
he published, according to law. in the
IRON COUNTY REGISTER, a weekly news
paper published in said County of Iron,
State of Missouri, and this cause is con-
tinued.
A true copy of the original Order OF
Publication in said cause:
Witness nv band and official seal
LsEALl hereuntO affixed this 9TH day
December. 1897.
ARTHUR HUFF. Clerk.
BY Jos. HUFF. d. G.
VIM. L. Edgar. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-23
Petition for Divorced


Now at this day comes the plaintiff by
attorney and shows TO the satisfaction Of the
court 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;
II il therefore ordered by the court that
publication be made notify ing said defend
ant, Mary Z. Woodward, that an action has
been commenced against her in the circuit
court Of Iron county, in the state of Missouri
the object and general nature of which is 20
obtain decree Of divorce from the bonds of
matrimODy heretofore contracted between
said plaintiff and defendant, on the grounds
of abandonment:
An unless she be and appear at the next
term of said court, to be holden for the
said County of Iron, State aforesaid, at the
courthouse in the City of Ironton, within
and for said county, on the fourth Monday
in April next, (1S9S), and on or before the
third dav thereof, (if the term shall so long
continue; and, il not, then before the end
of the term), and plead To said plaintiffs
petition, the same will be taken against her
a. confessed;
1t is further ordered that a copy hereof be
published, according to law, in the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER, a weekly newspaper
published In said County of Iron, State OF
Missouri, and this cause is continued.
A true copy from the record:
Witness my hand and official seal hereto af-
fixed, this 4th day of
(sEALl December, 1897.
ARTHUR HUFF, Clerk.
Be- Jos. HUFF, ID. c.
VIM. Il. Edgar, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLIC ALTON.
In the Circuit Court of Iron county, Mo-. at
October Term. 4. d. 1897 Thursday, Oc-
tOber 2Sth, 1897.
Among other proceedings was the following:
Frederick S. Woodward
versus
Mary E. Woodward.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-23
order ofPublicatton.

In the Circuit Cont of Iron County. Mo.
in vacation. October 29th, 1897.
Among other proceedings was the FOL
LOWING.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18
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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18
ALL SHOT TO PIECES.
The Bicycle Aarl;e. in G c-i.i;al Condition.

The Bicycle Narl;e. in 6 c-i.i;al Condition.
The greatest bicycle manufacturers in
tho world have withou. warning cut s2j
oil tho price OF every wheel they make.
Other factories have been forced TO fol.
low. We have bought few hundred
highgrrdc 1897 wheels, fully guaran.
tccd, which our customers can have,
while tho stock lnsta, Tor s2s.;0. cnsh.
Ladies' or mems model, weight ~ lbs,
pneumatic tires, seamless steel tubing,
all ball bearing, wood rims wheels never
before sold for less than e75.Co. Each
wheel guaranteed for ono ycrr. We
ssnd fr~e: Bicycle lamp, 1000, mile cy.
clom~tcr, repair kit sod pn,r too cliIa.
For eo8.iO We dolivcr tho wheel. freIgh.
paid. to any point in your state. Write
today; tho wheels will soon DO gone at
this price. We nro perfectly reliable.
Your money back nj once II bicycles not
~ represented or II all arc sold. We 70.
for you 70 Corn Exchange National Hank
Chicago, ~ 70 our buaincas standing.
CMIcAoO PrRcnAxNG Ao.scy.
lG1 Dearborn IT., Chicago Ill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

thing he wants" And when Olando
Bonner, who was present during
the hnal struggle, came home he
said: 81 told Frank that l had new
er voted for a populist, but If he
ever wanted anything he could
have my vote" G. A. Derbyshire,
another lifelong republican, volun-
teered to say, Crank you can count
on my vote and my wife's vote
hereafter. Democrats, republi-
cans and populists, without regard
to party. greeted the senator after
he had recovered from n long and
severe illness and had returned
home with the greatest cordial
ity. With these protesta,ions of
friendship and good will, and after
he had decided that he could not
afford to make another race for the
senate, Mr.. Moody announced that
he would take u nomination for
county treasurer. The senator has
been censured for making this an
nouncement by some who hold
strictly to the rule that the office
should seek the man. and not man
the office; but under all the c;rcum-
stances We hardl y see how the sem
ator has trnnssrcssed the rules Of
his party. nor has he transcribed
the rules of common decency
in going to his friends to contra
diet the little contemplate lies
which jealousy and petty spite
have put in circulation against
him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

FRIDAY of last week "A bnud OF
deputies made an unprovolied as
sault upon marching miners near
Hazelton, Pa, and killed and
wounded about forty men whose
only crime was marching upon the
public highways. Monday the
state militia was called out to at
tend the funerals Of the dead men
and to see that no demonstration
were made. The miners were shot
down like dogs and their bodies
buried like carrion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

my boy camehohe from school
one day with his hands badly lac
Grated and bleeding, and suffering
great pain" says Mr.. l.. j. Schall,
with Meyer Bros, Drug Co, st.
Louis, Mo. 81 dressed the wound,
and applied Chamberlain's Pain
Balm freely. All pain ceased. and
in a remarkably short time it heal.
ed without leaving a scar. For
wounds, sprains, swellin.s and
rheumatism | know Of no medicine
or prescription equal TO it. l con
slider it n household necessity"
The % and so cent sizes for sale,
by Weiss Chapman Drug Co. and
J. W. Cupples, druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18
THE Socialists of GERMANY h.vs

1hE SOCIALISTS Oh Germany have
received another warning from the
Emperor of Germany. Like Q
great many msgnates in this coun-
try, His Imperial Majesty is some
what weary of the growth of the
collectivist movement. So last
week he make a speech in which
he said that this sort of thing must
stop. He was moved to speak as
he did because the preparations for
the elections of the Reichstng are
now being made, md he is deter
mined to take a prominant part in
them. Next year, he will make a
sort Of electoral campaign
throughout Germany, speaking on
every possible occasion and doing
what he can to stop the progress
of socialism. But he is inclined
to lose his temper for the reason
that his Efforts do not meet with
the success he anticipated. Never
theless, he continues to say that
he is the representative of God on
earth, by which he must mean that
part of it in which his will is law.
What he will 10 III case the So
cialists meet with another triumph,
as the indications are that they
will, is matter of conjecture.
There never was time wht n En-
peror William was less popular
with his subjects than now,
and the opponents Of socialism de-
voutly wish he would hold his
tongue. That, however, he will
not. He never could and probably
he meyer will.-T~entieth Cen
turV.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

WGEN tho fight to remove the
Soldiers home was ut it's height,
and when Our citizens became
alarmed, various mcctings-bo.h
called md impromptu-werc held
10 dcvise ways aud means 10y which
TO save this state institution, all
cycs and all hopes turned toward
our state G-'nutor-nfter the rcmov.
VI bill had passed tho house by a
very large mnjority-as tho only
man town tho fight. Tho editor Of
this paper never for one momco,
lost confidence iu'thc honesty Of our
senator nor his ability 40 do whn,
man can do" until hc learned thu,
senators. who Ind pledged Mr..
Moody thoir support, had como to
him and said that tho pressure
wns 20 great they could no longe,
Aid him, until he and Senator Al.
ANS were loft 10 fight the battle
single handed aud alone. II VA,
At this critical juucture that Mnyo,
Dushingcr, W. ]. Clark, DR.. Pack.
ard, l.. d. Troutfettsr and Charles
Fassctt happened 70 meet in the
Bonner Block whsu ono Of tho par.
" said to NJ. EaAset moody bc.
longs 70 your party, and ycu can say
70 him that II hs wins this Eight
hs can have our support for any.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

HE populis,s nrc scrGppers, aud
when there is no enemy in sight
they sometimes scrap among them
selves, just for practice, but when
the enemy shys his castor INTO the
ring-likc the freshman aud his
wife they will stop fighting
among themselves and will turn
on the common enemy. Bob Wal
ace snys this is 30 and he don't in.
tend to be fooled.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

WHAT well-read lawyers think
about government by injunction"
can be learned from one of their
leading papers. Ia the Chicago
Law journal of August 90 is the
following sharp criticism:
This government: by injunction
is the most absolute dcspotism and
the most fragrant usurpa;ion known
TO organized society. The power
of the federal judges AZ construed
by themselves, is greater than the
Constitution or the fundamental
rights of man. 1t suspends tho
freedom o! speech und.of the press.
Ii destroys individual liberty. 1t
exceeds in pretentions and in per-
formance the exploded doctrine Of
the divine right OF kings. No
greater menace to our liberties
could be devised than the federal
judges arbitrary assuptiou OF om-
Impotence and infaliibili'y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18
Don't
Waste
Money

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thAa lss taaau afaS,iusers'
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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

Under the cunning form of in.
juntions, courts have assumed to
enact criminal laws. aud after thus
drawing to themselves the power
OF legislation, have repealed tho
bill of rights, aud for violations Of
those court-mn,lc laws have denied
the accused tho right OF trial by
jury.-Lsbor's protest.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18
TIE ROSS RUSiNEsS.

The New Boss happens 10 he q
director of the Labor Exchange.
He has, we nre told by Mr.. Hub
bard, called on the manager Of the
Exchange store and threatened TO
break up the Exchange unless
the management swallows the
Bloom ticket and discharge such
help us will not lie down at the
crack of the whip the Boss holds
over them. AS condition Tint
the Exchange may live he orders
his undcrlings to fall down and
worship the calf which Bloom has
SET up. They must bow down aud
worship or away goes their bread
and butter.
The above Is clipped from the
Graphic and the Boss referred 10
means the editor of this paper.
Now that Hubbard has seen fit to
rush into print We give our version
of the matter.
Last Saturday afternoon the an
ti-Moody crowd held a meeting in
tho Labor Exchange store and
congregnted there again between
s and 9 o'clock in the evening.
Monday morning the writer called
at the Exchange and tho mstter of
politics was brought up, and we
suggested to Lewis and Hub
bard thnt il they made the Ex-
change Il headquarters for fighting
Moody they might have some
other business to attend to before
the campaign wss ovar, thst
Mooly's friends wonld pail out
their deposits aud thus cripple the
business.
We had hardly reached our Office
before word was brought to IFS that
Lewis and Hubbard had couriers
out circulating the report that we
had threatened them that unless
they supported Moody we would
bust up the Exchange. This re-
port was sent to HnsfY, Geo. Bout
well, G. G. Kerr and j. W. Nelson
~ soon AZ possible. We immedi.
ntcly went to the exchange aud re-
pcated what was said, explained TO
them what was mcnnt; that il WAS
not good business policy to plunge
into politics, that careful business
men did not allow their stores to
be made n headquarters for n po.
liticnl rendezvous. John Lewis
support is not wantcd-so far M
tho writer is concerned-for Frank
Moody or Tor any other cnndi.
date. and Lewis well knew
this fnct, aud when he sent his
courier about town saying We had
threatened to break up tho tx.
change unless they supported
Frank Moody. he deliberately
licd--,hcrc WAS no chance for him
TO bc mistaken. And vet. after
mixing this explanation, citing tho
fnct that Charley Fassett and 9th.
sr careful business men didn't
loose their heads over politics.
Hubbard goes of 70 tho Graphic
and he also, wilfully lied about
whnt wc had said. This il the
same Hubbard who boltesl Bridge.
mans nomination two yssn Ago.
after being beatcn-and Il vas
Frank Moody who saved Bridge
mnn from defeat This may bc
one rsrson why Hubbard has los,
bis head.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18
Way Yc0pY Is 4 CANDIDATE.

management.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

WE do not believe in pledged
delegations. We never have and
never will go as Il delegate to Il
convention pledged to any candi-
date. We are friendly to certain
candidates and are personally op-
posed to other candidates, but if
We are elected a delegate we will
not set up our ipse dixit against
any candidate the convention is
inclined to support. We believe
in the calm deliberation of dele
gates, both before and after enter
ing a convention, and then bow to
the will of the majority.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

ONE objection urged against SEN
ator Moody is that he is not very
wealthy. That objection might be
urged by republicans, but it does
not sound well coming from popu
lists. There is not one populist
in5OO who is rich enough to be re-
spected by the plutocracy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

THE Denver Republican insinu-
ates that no populist desires the
prosperity Of the state. 1t says:
ut is not likely that Senator
Teller or any other good citizen
will aid in any way to elect pop
ulist to the supreme court bench
and allow the bench to 20 into the
control of the populis,s. No mat
ter what the standing of the pop
ulist candidate or what his ability
may be, tho people who desire to
see Colorado prosper are unalter-
ably opposed TO having it so forth
to tho world that the highest judi
ciGl authority in tho state is popu.
list. Investment has an interest
in the judiciary Of the state where
it intends to invest, and anything
sayoring of Populism is yellow
fever to capital"
This is the non-partisnnship that
Judge Hayt nlludes to in his letter
Of acceptance. or course the
above article was not an editorial
but simply the idea Of a common
reporter.
1t il said that fools and children
tell the truth. This child OF the
Republican has undoubtedly given
tho true inwardness Of the repub.
lican MS he has imbiped it FROM the
mnNumnmGni
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

The Populists of this county,
or at least some of the leaders, have
been charged with desire to have
the soldiers home removed be-
cause n large majority of the in-
mates are and have been repub-
licnns. Saturday Sig Heilman
said he heard that the editor of
this paper wrote Senator Moody
last winter to let tho home 90.
The writer has lent his best ef-
forts for several years in building
up the peoples party in Rio Grande
county and in the state. His pol
icy has been, first of all to succeed
by putting forth only good men
for office and standing by them
and by turning down unfaithful
candidates and by placing the
principles of tho party before the
voters and appealing to their rea-
son and patriotism for support.
lie has never stopped SO low as to
try 10 tear down public institutions
in order to destroy opposition
votes. II We cannot succeed with
honest men and by honest methods
we will accept defeat.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

fbs Oollegs Of ths sesthvsat, Dsl norts.
Fall term opsns Sept. II. lS17. The
faculty Is n" same ~ Inst year. An cx.
rerisnGd Normal teacher gives special
advanta.ca 10 thosc who wish ~ prepare
" teach. Courpcs oi study Of tho sams
grade ~ In the i,rst schools In Colorado.
This school 10 on the soorsiitsd list
with tho Csivsrsity u colorado aad OH.
oss.io Coliegc. ExrEss,s Low. fos
fuller information s.lslrsss
prss,dsnt Enos y. Baker.
Dcl Nort~. Colorado.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21
A VICTIMIZING CEAMMER.

When it is remembered that next to
the suppression Of the liquor traffic
truth and morality is, or should be, the
aim and object of the Prohibition party
and State Temperance Union of Kansas
the record of their enunciations and
claims are past understanding. Neither
the party or society have ever shown
any regard for the truth. either as to
what they have accomplished or as to
the actual condition of the traffic. We
suppose their representations are made
fer the purpose of securing contribu-
lions of money to pay the salaries and
expenses of the gentlemen carrying on
the work They may deceive outside
donatOrS to the cause, but it would
seem that such policy as is pursued
by them must result in curtailing the
sum given by those who are cognizant
of the real facts. The reports and
claims of these parties touching the en-
forcement of the prohibitory law under
the Morrill, administration were not
only wholly misleading but absolutely
unTuthful Take for instance the last
report given out from Prohibition head
quarters that only 5000 barrels of beer
were sold in Kansas for the year 1896.
Where is the man of intelligence who
does hot know. even from his own OBJ
seryation. that it would have been with
in few barrels OF being as truthful to
have SAID that bur 5000 glasses of beer
were drank for the year 1896 in Kan.
sas. The license collected for the priv
ilege of selling, by single towns alone.
IN The state would buy more than 5000
kegs of beer. There is not a leading
brewery anywhere in the west that has
not sold more than 5000 kegs Of beer
10 Kansas within the year last passed.
Why. then, attempt to mislead by Gov
eTing up the facts? II is not the brewer
or the distiller or the drinker thar these
state parties claim to he after. but the
extinction of the drink habit through
the enlightenment which comes of
the truth. 1t being true that drinking
is no good. why not stick to the truth
touching every phase of the traffic? II
Wichita hasn't sold more than COCO
Kegs of beer. alone, in the past year.
then Wichita has robbed the men 10
whom the state authorities granted
the privilege. II the people of
Leayenworth, or AtchiSon, or Kan
sas City, or of even holy Topeka.
could be made 10 believe that they had
rot respectively. as communities. con-
sumed more Of the brew than 5000
kegs in a year. they would have some
thing akin TO 1T of the tremens, and
all their saloon keepers would assign
and go into bankruptcy or otherwise
bring suit against their authorities re-
spectiyeig for making them pay. in the
WAY OF licenses. greater amount than