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Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29

rum. Men hr biskopen tucker
Ell att huset dr. rymligt nog for
hans behof, hvarfor Diet kommer
att utvidgas och en- ny Waning vt
terligare pabyggas. sd att huset
kommer att innehilla 20 rum,
da Diet blir iardigt. Oss synes
Diet som om en- Kristi odmjuke
tjenare och e~fterfoljare kunde
vara betjenad med EFT hus pa Ia
rum, helst som han 81 j likhet
med mormonkyrkans aldste har
en- mangd hustrur och barn att
inhysa hos sig utan ar raft och
slatt ungkarl. Men da den ka-
tolska kyrkans storfurstar soka
f0lia den store m~astarens spar,
hvilken ej ems hade der han kun
de luta slit hufvud till blifva
de ohjelpligt pa efterkalken hslst
da DEF CALLER Diet CALLER den per-
sonliga hushallsekonomien. Men
da de arma faren utan knot slap
pa till ullen, ar Diet ju So latt att
ignorera Diet h0ga fored5met.
Malarefarger och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Ndgra logger at knights of
the Mystic Shrine komma att
halla mote har den IL nasta ma
mad. Som vanligt vid sadana
tillfallen kommer Diet att blifva
parad, i hvilken iva kameler. en-
grizzlybjorn och nagra getaboc-
kar skola deltaga. Getabockarne
sagas afven skola tienstgora vid
den hogtidliga och mystiska in
tagningen af nya ordensmedlem-
mar a operahuset.
Pastor Erik Lundin fran New
ark, N. J., predikar nasta fredags
alton for svenska baptistf0rsam
lingen a courthuset SAINT stannar
har Oliver s0ndagen, da han pre-
dikar pa Stamina stale pa for
och eftermiddag.
Mr. Hugh McDougall, hviIken
var poliskonstapel under den
foregaende administrations. har
al sheriffen blifvit utnamd till
countyts boardinghasbas elIer
med andra ord till j~ailer vid CO.
untyhaktet efter Chris Krage som
ledsnat pa sysslan och afsagt sig
censamma.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29

Palette at Wisconsin att ofverva-
ra festen, och kommer han da att
tala ofver amnet: Wisconsin, som
Horrmannens forsta hen ! Ameri
ka."
Afsloiningen af Bjornsons bau-
tasten kommer utan tvifvel att
blifva en- tilldragelse. som sent
skall ga ur norrmannens i Anne
rika mime.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29

han stallet stoppat klockan nee
ildet kokande vattnet. En- annar
vetenskapsman gick en- dag tvar.
ofver gatan utan att Sc upp. Har
tornado ihop med en- dam och
tanke att Diet var en- hund lae har
nagra grofva ord undfalla sig
Mar han ogonblicket derpa mark.
te slit misstag blef han mycket
general och bad tusen ganger ON
ursakt. En- stund derefter skalle
han alter ga Diver till motsatts
trottoaren och mar han dervid fck
en- hast sta midi pa gatan in
billade han sig sin tankspriddhet
att Diet var en- dam, lytte artigt pa
hatten och yttrade med EFT alsk-
vfrdt leende:
= Forlat mig, min iru, tillater
nj att jag gar Oliver gatan.
Eft lustigt afventyr berattas ON
den bekante valskompositoren
Metra. iva veckor efter hans
brollop med en- amerikansk san
gerska besokte hans vau Arsene
Houssay de nygifta i deras DO,
stad vid avenue Wagram. Han
fam den unga frun upplost i tarar
och hon berattade att hennes man
qvallen forut sprungit ned utar
hiatt for att kopa en- tidning och
SEDAN ej kommit tillbaka. Hvar
fsnns han? Han hade manne rakat
ut for en- olyckshandelse? Hvad
skulle hon taga sig till? Dagarns
gingo, och en- vecka serare stotte
Houssay tillfalligtvis pa sin van
en- ~sparvagn.
- 20, du ar just en- snygg akta
nan, sade han till Metra. Men nu
har du val atervandt till din hi,
stru?
- Visst inte. kare van. Kau
du tanka dig, Jag ar int i stand
att dra mig till minnes hvar jag
bbr. Sedan en- veckas It'd sokel
jag forgafves efter min bostad oci
nu ar jag halt ofvergifven at for
tviaan....
Under de senare aren ha ct,
1ertal fall at amresi latit myckei
tala ON sig. DR. Nevius berattal
i sin box "Desordres mentaux'
ON en- ung flicka, som vantade pS
sin Eastman pa ell ofverenskom-
men plats.
l stallet for den vantade anlan
de emellertid en- aldre van til.
honom. hvilken underrattade der
unga hickan ON hennes fastmans
plotsliga dod. Hon ropade for.
tvihad: Han ar dod!" och for
dorado i Stamina ogonblick minnet
for alltid.
Hvarje dag begaf hon sig seder-
mera till den Sfverenskomna mo,
tesplatsen O. aflagsnade sig efter
en- stund anyo med orden: "Har
har inte kommit an, jag far kom
ma tillbaka i morgon".
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29
Sioux City,

torsdagseftermiddag forlider
vecka uppvaktades Mrs Rev.
Gust Nelson pa sin fodelsedag al
en- mangd at missionsforsamlin
gems och andra utom forsamlin
gen st3ende damer, hvilka som
fodelsedagspresent medforde EFT
elegant sideboard. Aftonen till.
bragtes sedan pa Diet angenama.
ste j pastorshuset under fortaran-
de af medforda torfriskningar.
Under den jemforelsevis korta
It'd Mrs Nelson vistats har, har
hon savai inom som utom sin
mans forsamling forvarfvat sig
manga vanner, hvilka ALA onska
henne manga glada och lyckliga
fodclsedagar. Och dessa onsk
ningar sla nog in, ty hon ar ju en-
ung fru bara barnet skulle vi
hafva sagt, ON hon varit ogitt,
men nu CORA vi 81 Diet.
Den gamla spanska kanon, som
at den vid explosioner a Stag
skeppet Missouri omkomne lott
nant Davidson togs pa Philippi-
nerna och skanktes till Sioux
City. kommer antagligen att upp
sattas i barnens park i Smiths
Villa, Kanonen ar forotrigt al
kinesisk tillverkning med under
liga kinesiska hieroglyfer.
Fer nagon It'd sedan omtalade
vi att doktor A. Anderson rikade
skada sig i en- explosion af arcty
Jengas i slit hem, ia Jackson
street, dervid tillika huset rampo
nerades betydligt. Han anser nu
att Sioux City Gas and Electric
Co. ar ansvarigt for explosionen,
enar den @elektriska ljusledning
bolaget insatt hans hem vid till,
tallet nekade att :jenstgora, hvar-
igenom han nodgades ga ned
kallaren och Experimental med
slit eget privata gasverk och
framkalla explosionen. Derfor,
menar han, Dor bolaget ocksa
ersatta skadan och han tordrar nu
1000 dollars i understanding.
SdSOngen ute vid Riverside
borjar nasta sondag den maj,
Under sommarens lopp komma
baler att hallas der pa olika tider
och Diet ar afven fraga ON att. ar
rangera en- vattenkarneval, som
skall 0fvertrafa ALT hvad hittills
hallits i den wagon. Utom pa
sondagarne komma konserter att
hallas der qvallarne andra dagar .
Ar60r day 6ras har i skolorna
i dag med planterande af trad m .
m, och i morgon INHALER dekora
tionsdagen, hvilken ar afsedd for
dekorerande af ahldna soldaters
grafvar. Dessa helgdagar forhyta
dock atminstone bar temliger
obemarkta.
En- arbetaie vid MANN Ed
Common, hvilken var anstalld vid
Armour & Cos nya slakteribygg,
mad, rakade for nagra ader
sedan att "a en- tumme under en-
palhejare, som skulle flyttas, och
man kan tSrsta att denna hogst
nyttiga och oumbarliga kropps,
del fordertvades och platt 0dela-
des for It'd och evighet. NJ har
han pa laglig vag stamt bolaget
till ansvar for f0rlusten af sip
tumme och fordrar 1900 dollars
i understanding,
Den nye kato'ske biskopsn, P
j. Garrigan, bebor EFT mycke,
komfortabelt och rymligt hus ps
Douglas street, innehallande II
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29


qvinliga medlemmar at unionen
skulle ahagga EFT lofte att icke
gifta sig med nagon, som ej kan
framlagga bevis for att han tillhor
en- fac%ktorening. Delta vackte
atskillig munterhet icks minst
bland de narvarande representa-
terna at Diet tacka konet, men Sc
mare blef Diet upplyst att en- dylik
ordning exisrerar andra stader
t. ex. Minneapolis, hvadan Diet 81
ar omojligt att man atven i Lin
coin kommer att folja exemplet.
Eft tidens problem. Det ar
icke endast EFT problem for den
fattige, utan ocksa for den min
Dire bemedlade. Mycket har
sagts och skrifvits ON Diet val
stand, som nu sksll rada i de o.
lika industrigrenarne. Det ar
mojligtvis mera arbete, och 10,
nsrna arc h0gre an for nagra ar
sedan, men mar man tager i be-
traktande huru mycket dyrare
ALT blifvit, ar f0rhallandet i Diet
hela tagat detsamma som forr.
Vanligtvis ar det den fattige,
hvars snda kapital ar hans tven.
ne handler, som blifver den NEST
lidande. Det ar sarskildt fallet
ON han far sjukdom i huset och
har doktorsrakningar att betala.
Manga hafva dock satt sin tillit
till DR. Peters Ksriko och dervid
undga de standigt aterkommande
doktorsrakuingarne. hvilka ibland
icke endast g0r en- man fattig
utan ocksa haller honom i ia ttig-
domen. Delta ar en- praktisk
och Wis ekonomi. Namda medi-
Gin ar sannolikt nutidens NEST
populara lakemedel. Den till
verkas at DR.. Peter Fahrney, II2-
ia So. Hoyne Ave, Chicago,
Ill.
Ex-president Cleveland viii
icke hafva skulden for att han
haft negrer som sina persontiga
caster i Invita- huset, en- beskyll-
ing,som flera ganger framkastats
mot honom i huset i forbindelse
med dryftandet af president Roo,
sevelts gastfrihet mot negrer.
Nyligen Emphasizes i huset EFT BRET
fran ex-presidenten, som rojer en-
hittills icke anad CLINT at humor
hos den "uppstoppade p~rofeten"
SOM redaktor Dana brukade kalla
honom. bet heter deri bland
annat:
Jag onskar en- gang for ALA
sla delta p~istaende till iorden
och skall derEor sysselsatta mig
med ALA sidorna at saken. Jag
har aldrig offcielt, hvarken sof
vande eller vaken, lefvande eller
dod, staende pa hufvudet elIer pa
benen, !nbjudit nagon fargad man
qvinna eller barn till frukost, mid
dag eIler qvallsvard hos mig eller
att deltaga i mitt brollopsgiIle y
Langre fran hafdar dock Cle-
veland sin sjeifstandighet med att
forklara, att derest han beslutat
att inbjuda en- meyer som sin CAST
skulle han icke latit alfalfa. SIG
derifran af fruktan for hvad andra
skulle tanka ON saken.
FIT, syndikat af bankirer i New
York har i dessa dagar af Ell ban
kir frau Kansas City fatt en- liten
lexa, som de val 81 sa smart skola
glomma. Skattkammaren har
nemligen salt philippinska obi.
gationer for ire millioner dollars,
och syndikatet hade bildats t0r
att uppkOpa dem for att senare
Salja dem med fortjenst till folk,
som onskade sakert placera sins
penningar. Syn4ikatet hade ma
turligtvis pa basta mojliga sat
SORT for att intet anbud hogre al
dess eget skulle afgifvas. Kor
imam tiden TOR ingifvande at an
bud utlopte, kom dan meranamdt
Kansas City bankiren, hvars mann
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But the dog. now barking tlerccly. rushed across
legs. Of the Punpk Inhead. ~. ~ sis "ooA
ba him OF aarss
III can t for don't skrlow what to call him,
T Tspsi besd gssas ana
Jew ans
T r. lay Re sea
seees ys ss
lte dogs duty 70
Wonder that Whea tais Sc
. he made dash at 1t with SO muon energy that
esea
pleased al the attack. Kicked with both his hind
S. saS sss isssss
As elevetiy caught the little creature III his stin
lie kicl Pound
ss da smtsd
crow for he barked and gled around In the
delight and seiFf
scarecrow with Manifestations OF extreme joyy 5s8
e
Hn';, dear old glad : am e see
Tin Woodman together. }fs S9sSf.
But There was no time then tor more words.
his mistress, there by@ tripping the sW01tla.
Bug. who. fell sTaGros s the Save Horse andEso
both the Insect and J ack to- The ground slnTa
heap. Their jun bled boa.es tmadsSa convenient
man, whs,s both cleft the Gump 70 meet and ems
brace the little girl in the most friendly and even
adcctionste ma inner.
. AS sJs :k5 dsentansled himself from the tsap 4
he asked no re- these people ~. And the
Scarecr>w replied Dorothy nd Toto once vis-
tied the Land q. o. and We were great
wness the wheat fields Grow 5F l
a"oh!"E responded lack. adjusting his head,
which had become ied to- one side In his tall.
out there r. -
ss"No, indeed: said the Woggle-G who sws1
what kind Yof grain Il was. ys
~ iis s55 l. FRANK BAUM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
\ HOW THE ScAHEcRONv@AND THETlN
MooDNAN5 MET SOME OLD FRIENDS

S that h. tsere g
:es%sa y. r q ss Ss
are wonderfu to u.s. their a. tney
aecem npHs a
inyentions not strange thing to them he q, to Q
n hss
trary. The SunpAa carelcssly made creature .s
ay a nd
fnaehines. But The astonished Oates
Ss esas not 81 1sns ys
IN n the he r fiaso say q = !. - -
;ss;S}s: :
thss haRpissd
It was only the other day that they took a
Ions
he aas sad s
s ey ct
,ona tSs be ssea xhss
but ID Ike see what Ae
sssa + str Is ~ nat this one = res
be- remarked. the Tin Woodman :, !, /, car
have a lifeless head " on q live body. Z
3 b Nevertheless. said the ~. ogg!e, Bug "our
species. T. who have much more excuse for be-
Ing alive than any Of .you-since was born lily.
Of dscontent are in his brain. Let us alight aud
prove to him how much better OF he is than all
other pumpkins.''
35 So the scarecrowf conserving. they ordered
the :Gump: to settle down slowly upon the PRAIRIE
spot near TO comfo- ta BILE looking farm: houss,
Asman who vas sEeaping in a aeld. ga5ed upon
who was lkanging out clothes IN the yard was g
rush ed for tho cyclone and little girl.
followed bya black aEly dog stood tn;the door
as she looked ea rnestly at the nutter1nE palm
leaf wings OF the Gump. The Scare crow and Tin "
Woodrnan decided ITO remain ~ 90 Jack
climbed :overthe side OF the sofa that formed tbs
body. Of the Gump and stood uponst.:ca ground.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-29
other men into party lines sim
ply because the candidate hap
pens to suit him this year.
STANDARD OIL PARTNERS.

And so the Standard Oil COM
pany is not in politics, and never
dabbles in copper or steel or rail
roads or banks-or legislators and
Congressman.
How Thomas W. Lawson must
have chuckled to get this rise"
out of the Rockefeller corpora
ton
Of course, the Standard Oil
company is not in politics. But
it's directors are, its attorneys are
and it's retainers are. They are
Republicans in Republican States,
Democrats in Democratic States
and bipartisan in doubtful States
1t was not the Standard Oil
company but one of its attorneys
who sent the kilograms to the Uni
ted States Senators urging them
to vote against the Department
of Commerce bill. 1t was not the
Standard Oil company, but some
of it's directors who planned the
Amalgamated Copper raid. 1t is
not the Standard Oil company,
but it's directors who control the
National City bank.
The directors are always the
wicked partners of that ire
proachable corporation, and try as
it may the company cannot con-
troll them. Even Mr.. Rockefeller s
prayer-meeting exhortations fail
to bring them to grace. 1t IS too
had
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-29
The Game of "Wiggs. y

The game of "Wiggs, the
Mrs. Wigs of the cabbage patch,
of course-is one of the latest and
most laughable popular games
that has been introduced tins
wear. 1t takes one down through
the homely scenes and fills each
player with the spirit OF that I'M
ceasing popular book, Mrs.
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch, - at
ter which it is named. The thou
sands. of admirers of this story
will stand sponsor to It's lntrod1Ic;
ton, and having made It's
"strike" it's popularity is sure to
spread rapidly. The game has
sixty-five cards, six suits, and a
mad scramble for the "cabbage
trumps, is the life Of every game
played. The retail price is 9O
cents, and is for sale at Mccoy s
Book store. lO,39-3t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-29

same courtesy we would any
other candidate who asked for
space in the Oil Review. There
fore, Mr.. Hardman is mistaken in
this accusation, and we have no
doubt he is just as badly mis-
taken about his other statements
about DR.. Reppard.
The whole trouble with Mr..
Hardman is he is a violent parti,
san and the candidacy of DR..
Reppard is taking votes from
Shriver, hence, this long TRADE.
When Mr.. Hardman wanted to
elect a candidate from the Wet
zel-Tyler delegate district he very
promptly endorsed, voted and
worked for the election Of a Pop
ulist candidate. In 1902 he very
promptly came out openly in OPP
position to the election of r. L..
Gregory for the Legislature. So
our friend can endorse Populists,
advise his followers to bolt the
regular Republican nominee when
it does not suit him, but it's a
great crime for Republicans to
bolt Shriver. Mr.. Hardman also
walked out of the Cor gressional
convention some years ago when
Capt. Dovenor was renominated
for Congress because Dovenor did
not suit Oliver and his follow
ers.
Mr.. Hardman record as a
bolter is too well known in this
county for him to try to whip
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-29
THE WAY THINGS STAND.
Our friend, O. w. o. Hardman

Our friend, o. w. o. Hardman
has a column and a half editorial
signed by him in the Star this
week. The article is a long TRADE
about the candidacy of DIR. Rep
pard for Sheriff. It's none Of our
fight, so we have no answer to
make.
There is one statement, how
ever, that we are interested IN
and desire to reply to. Mr.. Hard
man says CDR Reppard finds him.
self in such an unenviable posi-
ton as to compel him to rush into
his present ally, the Oil Review. "
The Oil Review is not DR.. Rep
pard'S "ally," and never was;
neither is it any other candi-
dates "ally." It's a newspaper,
and nothing else.
DR.. Reppard is a Prohibitionist,
a gentleman, honest, truthful and
a fellow citizen of our county,
without a party paper IN the
county. When he asked for space
for card to deny Mr.. Hardman s
editorial in the Star of last week
we gave him the space asked for,
.and we would Willingly give Mr..
Hardman or any other person
space for the same purpose. We
have not supported DR.. Reppard
nor has he asked rs to do so. We
are not his "ally,' but have SIM
ply tried to treat him with the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-02-11
Vulcan Items.

Having been a silent reader for
quite a while of your much appre-
ciated paper, at last thought that l
would try and give the many read
ers few items from our little vii
lage.
We are having very muddy
weather, but nevertheless there are
several loads of hubs and logs
hauled here daily.
VIM. Huff has sold his interest
in the saw mill at Peola to D.
Lewis, who moved to it some two
weeks ago; also his son, William
Lewis.
Mr.. Lasters has moved to Vul-
can.
Three of the Ruble boys are
hauling logs at the Peola mill.
w. A. Huff and John Ruble
spent last Friday in Piedmont.
Melton Clifton, of near Des Arc,
is visiting friends and relatives
here.
Frank Buckner, of Annapolis,
was here Saturday.
Miss June Goodman gave a play
for her friends last Friday night.
Several persons were present; /;
some from Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fakes, of Arkan-
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Roselle Items.

There were services at Granite
view church Saturday and Sum
day. The attendance was very
small owing to the high waters
and muddy roads. Elds. F. B.
Mathews, Jas. M. Ross and L. R.
Clovinger were present.
Mrs. John Swearingin, Of Flat
River, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Singleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Freeland, of
Silver Mines, have been visiting
Mrs. F.'s mother, returning to their
home on Monday.
Chas. Bone, of Stono, Mo-, at
tended church in Roselle Sunday.
John Keithley, of De Soto, is
visiting his parents in this vicinity.
Claude Braswell is suffering with
an attack of rheumatism.
Ada Vance has been on the sick
list for several days.
John Brown, of Lance, attended
church in Roselle Sunday. John
will close a very successful school
in Lance on the 10Th of this month.
Robert Vance, of Ironton, was
seen in Roselle Sunday.
Democratic candidates are quite
numerous at present, especially
among some of our ministers.
If any items have been omitted,
don't any one blame
SNOWFLAKE,
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Hogan Items.

Prof. Edmonds closed his term
of school here last week. Mr.. Ed
monds has given satisfaction in
every way, and we hope he will be
with us again next term.
While blasting holes for the tele-
phone poles, two of the workmen
for the Bell Telephone Co. were
seriously hurt by the dynamite ac-
cidently exploding. One man by
the name of Buss, from Hematite,
Mo-, had his leg blown to pieces;
the other one had his eyes put out
and otherwise hurt. Both men
were taken to Ironton for medical
attention, and from there to ST..
Louis. We understand they are
getting along very well. The tele-
phone officials spared no expense
and did everything in their power
to relieve their suffering.
The majority of the hunters had
very poor luck during the snow
very little game was bagged. Robt.
Goff bought one wild turkey, but
we cannot learn who the party was
he got it from.
A. E. Bisch was in st. Louis
Saturday.
Miss Carrie Pearson, of Bis
marck, is visiting in our city.
Robt. Propst and Ellsworth Mil
ler travel south, but not quite as
far as Jordan.
Miss Stacia Owens has position
as Western Union operator at Cape
Girardeau, Mo.
Walter Holloman and Mrs. j.
Hinchey went to Grandin Friday.
j. B. Holloman and P. A. Myers
were in Ironton Sunday.
HAPPY.
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sas, held a protracted meeting at
the Roberts school house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heath visited a
week recently with their son at
Flat River.
The little son of R. Ruble has
been quite sick, but is about we'll
at present.
Chas. Ruble has sold his team to
Walter Ruble.
VIM. Sheriff. was at Annapolis
Monday the 1st on business con-
cerning a lawsuit of Lasters &
Burk, but as the prosecuting at
torney was not present they post
poned the trial until the next Mon
day.
James and Clarence Mccormick,
of Patterson, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. James Ruble.
Rev. Alcorn preached at the
Sutton school House Saturday
night and Sunday.
. Quite storm came Saturday
night and did much damage.
THELMA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-02-11
Cancer Cured!!

Mr.. WV. Prickett, Smithfield, 3,
Ills, writes, Sept, 10th, 1901: 81
had been suffering several years
with a cancer on my face, which
gave me great annoyance and un-
bearable itching. l was using Bal
lard's Snow Liniment for a sore
leg, and through an accident, l
rubbed some of the liniment on the
cancer, and as it gave me almost
instant relief, | decided to continue
to use the liniment on the cancer.
In a short time the cancer came
out, my face healed up and there
is not the slightest scar left. l
have implicit faith in the merits Of
this preparation, and it cannot be
too highly recommended" 25c,
SOC and S1.00. For sale by Arcadia
Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-02-11
THURSDAY, FEB. 4.

THURSDAY, FEB. 4.
August Rieke granted dramshop
license.
Celia Martin ordered release
from couf y farm.
List of Petit jurors drawn.
James IiXon, lumber for bridge,
S13.62.
State hospital No. 4, keeping in
sane, S766.35.
Whitworth Sons, for supplies,
S1tt.45.
Ordered that S45 belonging to
scholarship fund be transferred to
the county fund.
FRIDAY. FEB. 5.
Sam Shy, goods for poor, s..
w. T. O'Neal, county clerk,
S24.57; postage, express, etc.,
S17.96.
Jno. Russell, appropriation road
district No. II, S26S.
Dramshop license granted to VIM
Steffens.
SATURDAY, FEB. 8.
J M Hawkins, circuit clerk, 81.
W.T. O'Neal, county clerks fees,
S405.37.
Jacob Grandhomme granted
dramshop license.
j M Hawkins, freight and eX-
press, S1.15.
Jno @ Adams, medical attend
ance on poor, $40.
Fee bill State VS. David Culton,
S65.95.
w H Buford, county Judge, S3t.
Marion Lewis, same, 1920.
w G Johnson, same, $3.50.
III M Collins, rig to county farm,
St.O0.
Jno w Polk, sheriff, S12.
j N Lewis, county treasurer,
presents warrants to the amount
of 50, 99S.76 for cancellation.
Court adjourned until March 29,
1904.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-02-11
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Fla, writes, "My doctor told me I
had Consumption and nothing
could be done for me. was given
up to die. The offer Of free trial
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, induced me to
try it. Results were startling. l
am now on the road to recovery
and owe all to DR.. Kings New
Discovery. 1t surely saved my
life" This great cure is guaran-
teed for all throat and lung diseases
by Arcadia Valley Druggists.
Price SOC & S1.00. Trial bottles
free.