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County of Cochisel

Before me, George it. Neale, Notary Public in and for the County of Cochise. Territory of Arizona, on this day person ally appeared $. W. Clawson, F.. G. Ord, G. E. Tomlinson and R. O. Dillon known to me personally, whose names are sub scribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and considera- ton therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 17th day of March, A. D. 1902. My commission ex- pires Apr. 1st, lou.
 (SeaD GEORGE H. NEALE,
 Notary Public
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Books for Boys,
CSC

These are among the best
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tonlshing.
A Royal Smuggler.. by VIM. Dalton
The Western Boy, or Tom the Boot
black. ......... by Horatio Alger
The Casket of Diamonds. ...........
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The Young Flagman. ...............
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The Treasure of South Lake Farm
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Slow and Sure. by Horatio Alger
A Rolling Stone. BY Horatio Alger
THE HOOsIER SCHOOLMASTER
BY Edward Eggletson. Illus
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STORIES AND SPEECHES of
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which Professor Eaton has collected.
This collection consists of over 10000
slides and photographs, estimated to
be worth at least $4,000. With this
valuable collection as a foundation
Professor Eaton hopes to establish a
Yale museum of archaeology and art in
New Haven. This museum, together
with the collections already in the art
school building, will give students of
the university art privileges of the
highest character
The appointment of a university pro-
fessor of art is an important step, and
the result of plans whereby all MEM
beers of the university may be enabled
to become acquainted with the history
Of fine arts by lectures.
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Of the history and criticism of art and
design in the Yale school of fine arts.
Resigning this position he Travelled ex-
tensively abroad, lecturing and study
ing and collecting photographs in con-
nection with his work. His life has
been for the most part spent abroad in
this way.
Professor Eaton is planning to give a
very elaborate course of lectures and
conferences on the fine arts commence
ing in the time of the Modes, Persians
and Egyptians, and following the his
Romans and the middle ages. There
will be forty Or fifty of these lectures,
which will be given next year, fully il
Illustrated by the slides and photographs
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and Amos F. Barnes, who fills the va
cancy caused by the death Of T. Att
water Barnes.
Later in the season it is expected
that Judge Simeon e. Baldwin will de-
liver an address, the subject of which
will be Roger Sherman AS is we'll
known to students of Connecticut his
tory, the subject Of this address was
the first mayor of New Haven, a MEM
Der of congress, one Of the signers of
the Declaration of independence, and
a member of the committee which
drafted the constitution of the United
States. The judge has just prepared a
paper on the Rev. John /, gibson, the
second minister of the cid colonial
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RAWLINsON'S History of the
Seven Great onarchies of the
World" 254 Illustrations and
complete index, vols, gilt
tops, per set. Observation-Disclosures. 2.25
RAWLINsON'S History of An
ciert Egypt" vols, gilt tops
and complete index, 1o5 illus
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RUSKIN'S Modern Painters" S
vols, gilt tops, 90 full-page
half-tones and several plates in
tint and color, per set......... 1926
RUsKINS ''stones of Venice" 8
vols. gilt tops and So half-tone
illustrations and several plates
in tint and color, per set,..... 2.25
Forth thirteen n....
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times who was stationed at. Guilford.
This paper is to be first read before the
Boston Historical society,". and 1t is pre-.
sumed that the paper will later be read
before the New Haven Historical soci-
ETY.. The board of directors has an
nounced that the first paper to be read
in the winter course will be by E. II.
Baldwin, instructor in the high school.
His subject will be why New Haven
is not State
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Miscellaneous BarSains.

MOTHER GOOSE'S MENAGERIE
> BY Carolyn Wells. Illustrated
in colors by Peter Newell. Pub
lished at $1.50. Special price. doc
THE AUTOCRAT AT THE
&, BREAKFAST TABLE and the
. Professor at the Breakfast Ia
- BILE. Two volumes, by Oliver
j Wendall Holmes. Attractively
bound and put up in neat
pcA ssssssss.s S4'oV SCI
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COURSE IN HISTORY OF ART.

A new Yale university professorship
of the history and criticism of art has
recently been established and Professor
.. Cady Eaton has been appointed to
the place.
Professor Eaton graduated from the
academic department of Yale university
in 1860. He took up the study of law
and was afterwards admitted to the
bar. In the civil war he left his home
in New York and enlisted as a volun-
teer subsequently becoming colonel in
the New York state militia. From 1869
to 1879 HSokessor Eaton was professor
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THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Interesting Meeting of the Board O.
Directors.

The directors of the New Haven His
torical society met Monday evening
for the first time after the annual
meeting and the various committees
were appointed for the year. These
committees are: House, library,
finance publication, Identification Of
relics, consideration Of papers to be
read, and committee on new members.
The two new members recently elected
sat with the board for the first time.
They are Fl. Quincy Trowbridge, who
succeeds the late e. Hayes TroWbridge,
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Cook Books.

My Mothers Cook Book-A series
of practical lessons in the art
OF cooking Zoe
Tasty Dishes--A neat little book
showing what we can have for
breakfast, dinner, tea and sup
per ........ ............2oc
The White House Cook Book
Bound in oil cloth. Too good
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SECRETARY ROOTS FATHER-INLAW
Died at His Home in New York Yester-

New York, Dec. 2.~Salem Il. wales,
father-in-law Of Elihu Root, secretary or
war, died at his home in this city to-day.
He was born in Hampden county, Mass, in
1926, and was educated in schools there and
at Attica, N. Y. He came to New York In
1886. From 1s4s to 1871 he was managing
editor of the Scientific American; was pres
ident of the department Of parks in 1873,
was republican candidate for mayor of New
York in 1874, and in 1895 he was elected
vice president Of the East River bridge
commission,
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Reference
Works

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RED HEADED BOY" BY George w.
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TWENTY YEARS OF HUSLING."
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David Harum: Centennial edition.
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-25
PERSONAL.

W. j. Russell was In town this week.
Joe O'Brien Is home for the holidays,
Oby Kiddle, Of ST. Louis, Is IN Iron.
ton.
Warren Prince 10 home from Liberty,
Mo.
A. j. Langdon is home from Dunk
lin county.
DR.. Gay and wife were In ST. Louis
this week.
NJ. l.. Claybaugh Is visiting relatives
In Flat River.
+. Rodach, Of Middlsbrook, was 10
town Monday.
Emile Rohery 10 home from school
for the holiday.
Mrs. V. G. James made D trip to ST..
Louis last week.
Rolla Vance came homo from 81.
Louis last week.
Mrs. 9. n. Kemmett visited Ia 81
Louis last week.
John Q. Russell, OF Belleview, was
10 town Tuesday.
Robert Hill left Sunday On q visit tc
relatives In Chicago.
p. W. Whltworth and wife were Ia
81. Louis this week.
Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. Curry wore
10 ~. LOUIS Monday.
Miss Bertha Fairchild 10 at home
sick With pneumonia.
Joseph Breiteustein, OF B%elleview,
was a caller last week.
Langdon Jones, Of Macon, Mo, was
10 tho Valley this week.
II. M. Collins mother, from Steel.
Vile, Is visiting him here.
T. N. Mari, OF Bsllevlew, was o
caller at this Office Tuesday.
Miss Alma Fletcher Is home from
Bonnie Ierre for the holidays
Carl Blgan left Saturday on q visit
to relatives 10 Louisville, KY.
Mrs Malugen and little daughter
visited 10 Piedmont last week,
Dec Fletcher Is home from school ~
Mexico, Mo for the holidays.
Louis Schultz and wife, Of ~. Louis,
are In Ironton for the holidays
Louis Delapo and Sanford Andrew,
came home from Rolla last week.
w. +. Wemp and wife were ii
Mariana, Arkansas, last Thursday.
Prof. M. w. Daugherty left Sunday
on Il visit to bis home In New Haven,
Mo.
j. M. Whltworth will leave thil
week On a visit to his family 10 Arkan.
sas
Gof Whitworth will probably re.
move TO st. Louis shortly AFTER New
Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond and Franco are
spending Christmas with relatives o.
st. Joseph, Mo.
Prof X. H. wilkinson and wife and
baby arrived 10 the Valley for The
holidays last Saturday.
Mrs. Hampstead, OF Washfr gton,
Arknnsas, IL the gneft Of s. " Ar
drsws and family.
Mrs. VIII Halter and baby arrived
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Resolutions Of Respect.
HAIL NJ NAIc LoDSE,
No NSI, A. r. N A NJ.
BEtLEv,Ew, Mo OeG Il, tooa,

BEtLEvtEw, Mo Dec ts, toos,
WHEEEAS, 1t has pie; sed the Sapreme
Ruler OF the Universe to call from labor to
rest, our beloved Brother, James Fitzgerald
who departed this lie November u, leosS
therefore
ResehysE, That in the dath Of Bro, Fts.
gerald his family have los 4 devoted father
the lodge a faithful and Useful member aud
the community an upright and honored chi.
Een,
RsSoh,cR That we will ever bear in CRATE
full remembrance the se,l and 6dehty with
which Bro, Fitzgerald discharged all his
Masonic duties, aud will ~ 10 emulate him
in his devotion to the gNnd principles OF
our fraternity,
ReSofss2, That we te, der our heartfelt
~sympWhies to the bereN ell family of Bro,
Fitzgerald, and recommend them 10 the care
OF that God, whom he served, and in whom
he trusted,
ReSohaeR, That a copy n these resolutions
be spread upon our reco' DIS, a copy under
the seal of the lodge be forwarded The family
of the deceased, and a opy furnished the
Iron COUNTY REGISTER ior publication,
s. NJ LOGAN,
81, WARREN,
SMlrH Corr,
Committee,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-25

lRoNroN Dec 20, 1902,
Called meeting, following mem.
beers present. Ira A. Marshall, presl'
dent; L. W Whltworth, w, L. Gay
aud w, II Fisher
Minutes Of last meeting read aud mp
proved. Teachers reports for De-
cember filed aud warrants ordered
drawn to pay their salaries for De
oember; also ordered TO pay ianitor'
their wages for Deconi Der, Following
bills allowed and orde ed pHid' Mrs
II. Adolph, for registers =, $l,60i Moeet
Lax. cutting six cords OF wood fOl
colorod school, ~ 90, Motion enrrlet
to give the school a oltdHy on neH'
Nav Years day No urtl,er buslne,'
beard adjourned to frat Monday ovel
ing In February, 1908
w. Ii. / HLANo, Seo'y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-25
There's n Hoy In ahe House.

@A@4Aa
A gun IN the parlor, q lite In the hall,
In the kitchen q book, thd u bat. ana d
bali;
On the sideboard n ship, IN the bookcase d
flute,
And d hat for whose own. fyhlp none you'd
dispute;
And out on the porch, gayly prrucing mo-
where,
A spirited hobby-hofse pr vs. at the aitt
And a well-polished pie ,late cut there on
the shelf,
Near the tall jelly jar VIII Oh iiisch veyious
elf
Emptied as slyly and slick rs q NOUS,
Make II easy to see III. te's Il boy in The
house.
A racket, a rattle, 4 rolllcl ing shout,
Above and below, around aud about
A wbistling, a pounding a hammttihg 0i
nails,
The building Of houses, lLt shaping of sails,
Entreaties for paper, for 4 %fss0fs, i0t string,
For every undeGpable, DO ,hcfsotne ihinsj
A bang Of Tho door and q lash up lie stairs
In the interest Of bur Iens0me butlness
afaifsj M
And an elephant hunt ioi O BIT Of . mouse,
Make II eaay 10 hear hires a by N The
house.
But, obi ifthe toys we're LOT scatter I'd about,
Apd the house never eeb jed TO fatket and
foutj
II forever the rooms were al tidy And neat
And one need not wipe itef wed, muddy,
feet;
II no one laughed out ,then the, morning
was red,
And with kisses went ID milling WI TIED 10
bed
What a weafisome, work May w4ftd, dot't
you see,
For I'LL who love Wild III IL adde's tWduld
be;
And I'm happy 70 think tboaefJ I shrink
Ike y mouse
Ft0fn disorder and dina-t sfc's n hoy II Tie
house,
AEA.
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A Million Voices

Could hardly express tho thanks OF
Homer Hall, OF West Point, la, Listen
why; A severe cold hNd settled on hts
lungs, causing u most obstinate cough
Several physicians said he had con'
sumption, but could not help him,
When all thought he was doomed he
began to use DR., ktng''No Discovery
for Consumption and writes; ait com
pletely cured mo aud saved my lite
now weigh 227 lbs,h It's positively
guaranteed for Coul his, Colds and
Lung troubles, Price SOC and $500,
Trial bottles FREQ at Arcadia Valley
Drug Co.
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The Pride d HetoNs

Many soldiers IN the lhsl war @tOtr
TO say that Tor Scratches brulvea, Cuts,
Wounds, uorBs, Sore Foot aud SUIT
Joints, BuckIeh's AruiGa sNlve IA the
best In the world Salhb Tor Bhtbs,
ScHlds, Bolts, Ulcers, Skin EtUptloha
mud Piles " cures or 40 pay only
DO III Arcadia Valley Drug CO.
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A, ]. Smell wanted 1, Sl,end = party,
but was afraid to do 30 on account Of
pains in his stomach, which he feared
would grow worse, lie says, II WAS
telling my troubles 20 = lady friend,
who said; Cham >srlaio's Colo,
Cholera aud DiSrrhoM Remedy will
put you in condition fs ahe party ]
bought n bottle and axe pleasure IA
stating that two dose, cured me aud
enabled me to have a ,ood umo At The
party" Mr., Smell 4 n resident OF
Summer HUI, ~ Y, This remedy il
for sale by Arcadia Nlley Drug Co
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A New Rem Iedy.

The old friends Of Chamberlal 40
Cough Remedy will be pleased to know
that tho manufacturers OF that prpphr-
alton have gotten out Il now remedy
called Chamberlaln's stomach and
Liver Tablets, and I'd NJ " II meet ~
with much success In no tren'meb "
constipation, blllouen ,ss, alck hebu'
ache, impaired digestion and Hike lls.
orders. These Tablets are easter 10
take and moro pleasar : Ia effect Wan
pills. then they not only move the
bowels, but Improve 10 appetite and
correct any disorders OF tho ston sch
ard liver. For sale BY Arcadia VDlley
Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-25

here from orar N odsy aud vii
spend the week with lrontOa relatives
Mrs : W Andrew returned Sun.
day from a visit Of tree weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Carter, ia 81
Louis,
Mr.. aud Mrs, Ton Carter. o. 81
Louis, aud Dr. aud Mrs Bliss, OF ID
Soto, and Wyllis Bliss Of Chicago, arr
spending Christmas " th Mr., aud Mrs,
Andrews,
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Saved Al Graves Brink.

ot know I would Tong ago bate beBB
10 my gravg," writes Mrs. u H. New
aom Of peuatut Aha Ult IL Had HDt
been Tor Eootre Bitters tDr three
ygars I suffered ddtUid ae0dy irUth Tie
worst foyr5 u indigestion, water.
brasb. stomach ana BOwel Dyspepsia.
Bat this o&eeileHt mgdlglHB did HB 4
world oi good slhDB usiHs " gaH
eat heartily aud bave aaiped 30
pounds FOr i%Bdisggti1BI L6sB N
Appetite, Stomach, LivBf aHd kidHey
troubles Electric Blttefs are a positive,
guaranteed eupB Oaly Doe NJ Arcadia
Valley Drug Cb
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W. hag6 fObt iadies saiiB Iihsd w
length c0aia tbab s6td i6t va md s30
sizs 81, 81, W, w bats tsdAcsd
thom 10 So abd W. .tetas gHitk
LDPsh n sUsA
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-25

You oan get your old Sow lBr Ma
chimes repaired and ptt N good Ordgr
I have also alI kinds 0f parts, Needls "a,
etc, Tor same Second IlaBd Sewing
Machines tUr sails, Gail Oh
H. DAVIS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-25

safer little chiidtbH W e0ms on n
cioar day, BOT IN cloudy wee5he ksst
them awhy. PgktissT
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-25

Foa sAte-sik Poland DhiBa fiRs d
m0bths 0i0, III ths 6id Bhfch Mtm,
VI miles eaH 81 Pii6t K60b
HksNf DttfBa.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-12-25

octobor lst We viii begin making a
beautiful small Photo al p oeEts PEI
dozen. NisA Little Gem Calt ana
see t. III eerkius