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Iron County register., 1899-04-06
From Granltevllle.

Ed. Register-Mr. Chas. Schneide
went to st. Louis Thursday.
Mr.. A. Sheahan, who has been tt
st. Louis on business, returned hom,
Friday.
Miss Annie Belcher went to the cit,
Thursday.
Mr.. Jno. Wardle went to St. Loui:
last week.
Miss Josie Olson was in Irontor
Wednesday.
| Mrs. VIM. Blue visited friends and
relatives In Pilot Knob last week.
Harve Bell of Belleview was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. B. Murray was in Arcadia Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Haven visited rela-
tives at this place Friday.
Mr.. Ed. Nolan returned from Gran
ite City Friday.
t. R. and j. E. Tolleson were in
Graniteville Sunday.
Geo. and Ed. Meade, Jno. Orrick
and Henry Vigneaux returned from
Granite City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cross of Flat River
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs
January.
Louis Hits and sister, Miss Emma,
attended church at Pilot Knob Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Shular and family are
visiting relatives at Marble Creek this
week.
Mr.. NJ. McGrath attended services
at the Convent in Arcadia last Sunday.
Services will be held in the M. E.
Church Sunday morning at IL o'clock
by Rev. Mccormick.
Messrs. Robinson and Stockwell
moved their families to Flat River
Monday.
The people of Granitevllle can now
boast of dressmaker in the person of
Miss Hattie Crews. She is fully equip
ped for her work, and is a competent
seamstress. We cordially recommend
her to the general public, as we are
Sure she can please her patrons.
Mr., and Mrs. Wilkinson, Misses
Blanche and Alma Fletcher, of Ironton,
were guests OF Miss Josie Olson Sunday.
Mrs. T. Hill, Miss Ora Graham and
Oliver Tolleson are on the sick list.
Rev. Koeth and family spent few
days of last week with relatives at this
place, and left Friday for their new
home at Upton, Mo.
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. Robert Clin-
ton, on Feb. 81, daughter.
Messrs. Allen, Warrington and
Webber, who have formal co-part-
nership in the monumental business.
have completed two beautiful granite
monuments for parties in Belleview
Valley. The polished work and let
tering show up beautifully, as the
granite of this place takes a very high
polish. We would advise anyone in
tending to purchase anything in that
line to first see their work and learn
their prices before buying elsewhere.
as they are very reasonable in their
prices. The granite is more durable
than marble and equally as cheap
GIBRALTAR.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06
Arcadia Locals.

Mr.. Louis Miller was in Pennington
several days last week.
Rev. Alcorn o: Annapolis and Mr..
Sweeney of Belleview were in Arcadia
last week.
General Turner has returned to the
city.
Detective McCabe registered at the
Mountain View Saturday.
Bert DeMier was here from De Soto
several days last week.
F. NJ. Vance and Miss Anna Kendall
of Ironton spent Sunday the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Baird.
Mr.. jim Reyburn of Belleview, Mo. +,
visited relatives at this place one day
last week.
Ira Harvey of Williamsville, Mo-,
who is attending the Christian Broth
ers' College in St. Louis, spent the
Easter holidays with relatives and old
friends in Arcadia.
Miss Mary Soulard is boarding at
Mrs. Speck's in Ironton.
w. Cabul of De Soto was the guest
of Bert DeMier during his recent visit
home.
Mr.. James Martin was called home
by the death of his mother last week.
Misses Blanche and Alma Fletcher
and Prof. r. E. Wilkinson and wife
were guests af Miss Olson In Granite
will Sunday.
Mr.. H. Buford is on the sick list.
Mr.. Joe Reyburn will move his fam
lily to the Clarkson home in the near
future.
A number of our ladies attended the
opening of the spring millinery in
Irontou Saturday, aud they are all
loud in praise of the new hats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Blanton and chill
dren are visiting relatives in De Soto.
Geo. Hatten went to Williamsville
Sunday with his father to remain sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. w. Blanton of De Soto visited
relatives at this place recently.
The Misses Mapgold were home
from the Convent to spend Easter.
The line men are working in Area
dia now. SUNSHINE.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06

Having been selected by a number
of young people. the undersigned has
decided to open private training
school for young teachers and others
desiring more thorough preparation
for the work of the Institute. The
course will consist of thorough re-
view of the subject matter to be taught
in the public schools, with special en-
phasis, on h0W to use the new text
books in class work. The school will
open in the first Monday in May next
and continue four weeks, at Ironton,
Mo-, provided enough pupils have sig
nified their intention to attend. Good
board may be had at reasonable rates,
and the tuition will be reasonable, but
will depend upon the number attend
ing. Let me hear from you at once.
Very respectfully,
A. P. VANCE,
April 4, 1899. IrOutOn, Mo.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06
Personal.

| Will Haller was in town Sunday.
Adolph Lopez was here Wednesday
A. Huff went TO St. Louis Wednesday
Arthur Herbert visited home folks
Sunday.
Walter Newman was home from
| Leeper Sunday.
A. Begley expects to remove to Ar.
cadia in the near future.
Fred Schwanick of st. Louis was the
guest of H. M. Collins Sunday.
Capt. Byers and daughter, Miss Ma.
mie, were in St. Louis last week.
Miss Stacia Owens of Hogan was the
guest of Miss Ada Marks Sunday.
w. I. O'Neal was in St. Louis Sun
day. His daughter, Miss Nettie, re-
turned with him.
Rev. Hatcher of St. Louis preached
an interesting sermon in the Baptist
Church Sunday morning.
Miss Myrtle Paul of Bismarck at
tended Easter Monday Ball at De Soto,
given by the Catholic ladies of that
parish.
Mrs. w. A. Paul and daughter,
Myrtle, of Bismarck, have returned
from pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in ST. Louis, East St. Louis and
Carondelet.
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
and a word from the wise should be
sufficient, but you ask, who are the
wise? Those who know. The oft re-
peated experience of trustworthy per-
sons may be taken for knowledge.
Mr.. W. NJ. Terry says Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other in the market. He has
been in the drug business at Elkton,
KY, for twelve years; has sold hun
dreds of bottles of this remedy and
yearly all other cough medicines man
ufactured, which shows conclusively
that Chamberlain's is the most salts
factory to the people, and is the best.
For sale by Geo. C. Jacobs, Druggist.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06

''In the middle of April, with the
lawns and fields carpeted with green,
the leaves beginning to unofld, the
fruit trees all abloom. and the gardens
putting forth their earliest and most
tender shoots, this section was visited
by terrific and binding snow storm.
After couple of weeks of delightful
spring weather, there was couple OF
days of rain and some little hail last
week, and Friday morning snow began
| to fall. AT first the flakes were dainty
and few, but in a short time they began
TO come down in profusion and In sizes
large enough to be denominated as
chunks. 1t wasn't for half hour or
hour, neither, but continued without
the slightest intermission from about
nine in the morning until almost dark.
1t was a picture of midwinter and
spring intermingled; leaves and buds
and blossoms peeping out from heavy
coverings of snow"
The REGISTER reprints this item for
what it may be worth, hoping that the
theory advocated by the Louisianan
may be efficacious in practice: s'Mr.
~ L' AAolI, vi h0dICuIes Id, says the
Paragould EUents, having recently
seen several meningitis sufferers, OBJ
served that they were in a very tense
or rigid condition. He remembered
that when one is nauseated that he is
In just the opposite condition. In 9TH
er words, a person sick at the stomach
Is thoroughly relaxed-as timber as a
dishrag, in fact. Reasoning upon this
theory, Mr. Hall concluded that if a
meningitis patient could be thoroughly
nauseated, he would timber up and get
we'll. Some time after he had formu-
lated his ideas upon the subject, he |
had an opportunity to make an expert |
ment. A negro girl on his farm was |
taken with meningitis, q doctor was |
sent for and he did everything he
could to relieve her. but without the |
least apparent result. He finally said |
that the girl would surely die. Then
Mr.. Hall gave her large dose of tar
tar emetic. She soon became nauseat-
ed. vomited copiously and in a short
time recovered. Since this expert
ment was made, a doctor somewhere
in the United States tried the same
remedy with like results. Everybody
the laity as the medical profession
would do well to remember this simple
treatment for the much dreaded menin-
gifts"
Iron County register., 1899-04-06
Tax Collectors Notice.

Pursuant to an order of the County
Court of Iron county, Missouri, the de.
linouent Real Estate and Personal tax
lists for 1898, have been placed in my
hands by the outgoing Collector for
the collection of the amounts due
thereon, and that in case of non-pay-
ment to proceed to collect the same as
directed by law.
Those owing delinquent State and
county taxes on said lists, have doubt.
less received notice of the same here.
tofore, and therefore please call and
make payment after reading the fore
going. VIM. L. O'NEAL,
Collector Iron county, Mo.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06
Hacking Cough Cured.

Ramon's Liver Pills & Tonic Pellets
have permanently cured me Of very
troublesome disease that had in my
neck, stomach and bowels, which was
accompanied by a hacking cough. |
was for long time unable to get up
when / was down; but now | am as
we'll as anybody. l believe I would
have been in my grave if l had not
used them. l have sold them for the
last ten years. My customers will
have no other.-W. c.. Embray, Embry,
Ga. For sale by Geo. G. Jacobs,
Druggist.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06
Annapolis Forthcom1ngs.

Editor Register-Nothing new ha
transpired since my last.
We are having very bad roads 70
this time of the year. Nothing bu
mud and high waters.
Farmers are more backward than
have ever known them, especially il
the way of small grain which canno
be sown on account of cold weather
and rains.
Our Sunday School was organized
to-day with Bro. Burr as superintend
ent and Joel Lewis as assistant.
Rev. j. M. Baugh of Reynolds coun.
ty, but recently of this place, preached
for US last night to quite large au'
diences. Bro. Baugh has many friends
at this place and he has our best
wishes wherever he is called.
DIR. N. A. Farr of Des Arc was in
town last night attending meeting OF
the lodge. Also several members OF
the lodge from Murrell Springs attend
ed.
Mrs. McDanel has been sick for
some time but is much better at pres
ent.
Mrs. Butler has returned home after
a two weeks visit to friends in Wash
ingtou county. Mr.. Butler and family
will move this week into the dwelling
at present occupied by G. f. Bolch.
Mr.. Bolch will move into what is
known as the Towl property, as he has
bought it and is having it nicely re-
paired. j. M. Brown and family will
move into the house now occupied by
Mr.. Butler.
Health in this neighborhood is i'm
proving. Nearly every one in this
vicinity has been down with la grippe.
Aunt Polly" ought to write again
as that letter was the cause of needed
being done. In two
days after her letter came out the
porch and platform at the post-office
were fixed up in fine shape.
Esquire Kitchell also had his porch
recovered and repaired which adds
greatly to the appearance of the prop
erty.
Last week an official of the post-of
fee department. without any notice
whatever, came down here and went
over everything in the office, but he
found our postmaster 0. X. to a cent
in his accounts, and what little money
he was due the government was in the
drawer. He told others, after the ex
that Fred Robertson kept
the finest books and in the incest shape
that he had seen between St. Louis and
Texarkana. This is the first time that
the Office had been examined since Mr..
Robertson has had it. 1t makes him
feel good to know that he has honestly
lone his duty to cent.
The debate l spoke of will take
place on April 20th. will tell you
more about it in the future.
Il. P. Fitz of Des Arc. who has been
very low, is up again which l am glad
10 learn and hope he may live several
years yet.
| will close until after the election |
On Tuesday when will come again.
UNCLE JOHN.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06

Winter may fling US a few splteful
snowfiakes, but the bird sings only of
Springtime. You are looking for new
ness in everything, and Miss Gillian
has your Spring Hat ready for you.
All that Fashion has dictated for the
Spring and Summer of '99 is found at
her place.
Opp. /. o. o. F. Hall.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06
FINAL sETTLEMENT.

Notice Is herety given to,all creditors aud
others interested In the estate of Philip
Pfoertner, deceas I'd, that The undersigned
Executor Of said estate II tends 10 make
final settlement thereof at rext term Of, the
Probate Court cf f.on county, 20 le held at
the courthouse In Tronton, Iron county. Mo-,
on the second Monday IN May next--the
same being the Ssh aay Of May. A. ID. 1850.
mar30n40 VIM. BEL, Executor.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06
Lung Irritation

is the forerunner to consumption. DIR.
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey will cure it, and
give such strength to the lungs that a
cough or a cold will not settle there.
Twenty-Five cents at all good druggists.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06
DR.. Cady's Condition Powders, al

just what horse needs when ia bad
Tonic, blood purifier aud
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use TO put o.
horse in prime condition. Price %
cents per package. For sale by Geo.
G. Jacobs, Druggist.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06

able assistance of DIR. Clarkson Mr..
Hampton will beat him.
Prof. G. S. Sizemore made a flying
trip to Ironton Saturday. He is an
able teacher.
Mr.. Walter Strother has a very sick
child.
Charley and Miss Rebekah Browne
have returned to Annapolis.
j. M. Browne is building house for
VIM. Funk. AUNT Polly.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06

l was reading an advertisement of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in the Worcester Enter
prise recently, which leads me to write
this. l can truthfully say never used
any remedy equal to it for collie and
diarrhea | have never had to use
more than one or two doses to cure the
worst case with myself or children
w. A. STROUD, Popomoke City. Md.
For sale by Geo. G. Jacobs, Druggist.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06

Editor Register-With apologies to
Uncle John" l again resume the pen
to give few items, and then if ''Un-
Gle John" so elects he can have the
field to himself. For when | saw
Uncle Johns" communication over
my humble apology for letter [ felt
as if | was intrudin' myself in where l
hadn't ought to. And | thought
wouldn't write any more so long as
dear old .'Uncle John" would write up
the news from Annapolis. But, then,
last week Uncle John" praised my
humble effort so much that l felt kim
der fiattered like. and says to myself.
says /, "'Aunt Polly you mustn't let
nobody be more polite than Aunt
Polly" Then the feelin' remarks
about ''good old women" and fallin' in
love kinder touched tender cord in
"Aunt Polly's" breast and made her
think of the following beautiful lines
from the pen of an unknown author:
"'ve weighed the subject, Uncle John,
And find l can't agree
To choose between your noble form
And your own heroes three.
"For you are four as equal souls
As ever met my sight;
Four candles from single mold
Could not be more alike.
"And being as l am no bigamist,
l can but set and sigh,
And watch and wait and love resist
Till three of you shall die"
Sorry to lose our old friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Riley Harris, who have NOV
ed to Des Arc. The old landmarks
are disappearing one by one. The
Clarksons, the fowls, the Mays, the
Buckners, the Hamptons, and now the
Harrises.
VIM. Kelly has also moved to the
country, and while he was not an old
resident he was good old, honest
man, and we are sorry to lose him.
Reverend j. M. Baugh is in town to-
day filling his usual appointment.
Brother Baugh is above the average
in intellect and a strong advocate of
Christianity.
The Sunday school was reorganized
this morning, and old brother Burr
was chosen Superintendent. The Sc
lection was good one and we hope
the school will prosper. Let all jar
ring factions now cease their back
biting and put their shoulder to the
wheel and have an excellent Sunday
school.
No, no, Uncle John! Go on! Your
writing is perfectly lovely. My only
reason for writing before was that
thought you had given up the task,
which, by reason of the high waters.
must be great one for you, while
living in town and being a woman,
you know, have access to the latest
gossip However, Uncle john" if
you want to meet me to arrange the |
work so as to always have a letter
from Annapolis in the dear old REGIS
TER, meet me under the willows at the
fountain in Menlow's Park at o'clock
p. NJ, April Sth, 1899. Look for tall,
angular woman wearing blue ging-
ham sun bonnet with yellow ribbon
in her hair. a small wort on the side
of her nose, and squint in her left
eve. Please wear a swallow-tailed
coat, bell-crowned hat, stroke your
beard with your right hand, and place
the left one deep down in your trouser
pocket, while you speak with slight
stutter. Then will know you are
Uncle john"
John Alcorn and George Hampton
are going to Debate the Sunday ques-
ton some time in the near future, and
rumor has it that DIR. Clarkson is study
ing to assist Mr.. Hampton. John viii
have to look to his laurels, or with the
Iron County register., 1899-04-06
A NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL.

Opp. I. o. o. F. Hall.
Iron County register., 1899-04-06
LOCAL BREvIrIES.

See that ad. of Lopez's.
''ln White Robes" April 10Th.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-13

niki sswiersjs " sobie raascs nislo
giosnolc, gdya ssudenoi, poohod.soy
I p~rowinoji Kr6lsstwa, mogs powr6
cic do miejsca urodzeuis, spotyks
ioh wiec tylko wydalsnis Z uniwer
sytstu; ~tymosasem studsnci, pooho
ohod.scy Wars.awy. - smuszsni
Prsesisdla6 sic do Rosji, ulsgsjs IA.
tenn I w~ydsleniu . kraju. Wykon.
MEM wyroku .sjms de wiad.e poll,
cyjos, kt6re ska.anyoh student6w
uniwersytstu sawiaicmiiy o wyroku
sapadiym ~ sobose, dopisro W ponis.
d.iassk, .muszajso icb do wyjasdu
W Pr.ecisgu "a god.in. podo.as gdy
wyrok uwzglednif ozas trsydniowy".
2 pr.sdstawienia powyas.ego Wy.
niks, 70 student6w warssawskich po
sbawiono nietylko mo.nosoi uosesr
o,ania ma uuiwsrsytst, i politsOhnike,
leoz W dodatku skasano ich ma wy
gnanie. Dotychc.as nawst pod knu.
tenn carskim tskieh historic ME prak
tykowsno.
Skorsysiano : posoru, Z pierwszsj
oks.ji, ably .gnebic miod.let polsks
- ksorej caia wine jest to, .e sic so.
lidarysowaia . kolsgami uniwersyts
tow rosyjskiob..
Dach Muraw:e~ va " ere ugodo
wei odsyi, a r.ady Mikoisja II 90 dc
srogoioi pr.esoignsly jsszoss jsgo
poprssdnik6w.
Ma wiadomotc o tym b~rutalnyu
c.ynie despoty.mu moskiewskiego
ktorego oiara padla czwsrta c.est
ksztaicaosj sic miod.ieay polskiej "
wyzszych 1akiadach naukowycf
Warszawskich, Wyd.iai ,,C.ytsln!
akademickiej" we Lwowie, jake to
warzysswa repre..utujacego ogoi
akadsmickiej m~iod.iety lwowskisj
ma posisdzoniu Z d. 16 Z. m. uchwslii
y wyrasi6 najwyas.s wspoiorucis
niss.o.esliwym kolsgop; p .wrocit
sic do og6lu /. cdezws " celm "a
pswnienia i'm dorsznsj pomocy v
drodzs powsIschnyoh skiadsk; 81 pc
starac sic o .awia.anie szsrs.ego ko
mitetu, kt6ryby zsjsi sic losem Wy
dalonych. Kur. Lw.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-13
Gnebienie mfOdziezy
pOlskiej.

Powszeohue obur1stis wywoial "
WarsIawis wyrck kacspski, wydany
ma studsntow.
Dnia IA b. m. donosIa Itsmtsd:
uDris siuohscss politsohnikl 1nalezli
ma drswisch samknietych przybits
osnajmisnie, 70 dsif " porisdsiaiek
! dni nastepuyoh q. do Chwili og,o
%szenis, ws.elkie wykisdy politsch
niorns 50 Iswlsssore. Dowiaduje
sic tet " tel chwili, as dIii policjs
100 studentom uniwsrsytetu, l4O
siuobscIom ~politeohnik l 80 ucrniom
Iskisdu weserynsryjoego dsia pole
csnie opu szczsnis missts " prsscIs
GU "a godzin ! udsnis sic ma miejsos
rsmissrksnis. 2 dobrych zrodsi do
wlsduje ,is nadto, te wisdIs Jest
rdecydowsns ssstosowsc nsjsurow.
srs srodki, gotows swsntuslnie tsm
knsc uniwersytet ! otworryc go do
piero I nowym rokiem szkolnym,
w~ydslsjso oOsywisois kilkuses ns
zawszs. Kilku wybitnych obywstslI
missss udsio sie do genera, guberns.
tors " interssis polItschniki."
2 innego z,odis donosrs Z War
sxswy Is b. m. pSiuchsory war
sz~svskisj polltst ,iki sposksis nile.
mnisj surowa ksrs, jsk ! kolegow ,
uniwersytetu, wydslOno bowism |,
~politeobniki 1874 siuchscrow ! pole.
como i'm rsmlssrksc " m~issssch, "
ktoryoh ME ma wyisrych sakasdo~
nsukowych. Wyroki, wydsns ne
sauOhao.ow uniwsrsytetu ! poliseoh
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-13

skisgo. odbywa obeonie I poleosnis
kspitslist6w ffanou.kioh podr64 nau-
kows 20 Saharze. Wraaenia swe :
tel podroay cpisuje uezooy podr6f-
mix " nader barwnej i .~ajmujsosj
formis " srersgu listow p. Z. do
Sshsry", kt6rs ssmisssoss nGazeta
Narodowa". Uo1ony nas., dotar&
jus do cary Biskry " Sahar.s I "
iwissnym opisis soharakserysowaf
~wraAsnis, jake odni6sa pod cisniem
palm wislkiej pustyni.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-13

DISC osywions byaa dyskusjs mad
rssdowym projsktem ustawy o s.ko-
bach rsslnyeh. .a~wisrajsoej ponieksd
ssatut organi.aoyjoy ola srk6a real
nych, kt6rs dotyohosas ME q u mss
ustawodawstwsm krsjowsm sorgani
sowans, jakkolwisk ustawa xssadni.
osa I roku 1857 prssksssia sejmom
ustswodawstwo ssk6a rsalnyoh. Isba
Snaoxns w~iekssosois gios6w ustswe
te uohwalias, poosem ws.wals rsad,
ably otworsyi " ~lwowskiej srkols po
liteohniosnsj pisty wydsiaf gornio.y
1 ustanowii Ola krajowej srkely g6r-
nio.ej w~isrtnic.ej " Boryssawiu
stat os6b 1 piao.
Do waaniejs.yoh .aliosyo naleay
uohwaiy " sprawie popisrania kul
tury krajowsj ma polu budowli wod.
nych' ssjm uohwam ma rsgulaojs
REX nisspiawnyoh " Z. 1899 sumo
S5.035 sir., IA subwsncjonowanie
fabryk drensrskioh 5000 Ear. l prsy.
jsf re1o)uoje v sPrawis prsyspissre
mia regulscji Dniestru.
zapswnia;a, te wydzia} krajowy
j~ss.crs " bieasoej sesji wnissie
pr,edioaenis o po~dwyas.snis plac
nauosyoieli ludowych ju. . dniem /
styosnia 1900 Z. Wydatsk na ten Gel
wyniesis roosnis okoio 300. 600 .lr