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Lawn Tennis at LongwOod.

BosToN. June 10 As the result of to-day 8
play at Iongwood in the Massachusetts
tennis singles championship tournament,
the semi-hnal round has been reached To-
morrow morning. the semi-tinal matches
pionship viii be decided H. j Holt and j,
I b Iarned were the only ones scheduled
to play this morning Holt used the Ward
service with such good effect that he forced
the Harvard expert completely of his game
and the win came easy in stra ght acts, The
surprise of the afternoon was the easy man
ner in which y W Niles. the interscholastic
champion, defeated F. Cole. the Harvard
champion. Cole did not have a chance, his
opponent playing a brilliant all round game
played by Niles and r G. Seavcr. summary.
MASSACHUSETTS Singles Third round II J. Holt
defeated J. |. p: Larned. %. al.
p. L. Miller, q, IS. "a; II. ] Holt defeated
n F. Merrill. 6-3, 20, Cd. n. W Niles defeated
F " Cole, 81, ID. r. c. Scaver defeated ".
Rishop. 60. IS
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FRENCH AUTOTST WINS.
Chevrolet Beats Barney Oldneld in Milo
Race at Hartford.

HARTFORD, June lo.-The race OF most
interest at the automobile meet at Charter
Oak Park to-day. the first day Of the two day
meet, was the one mile free for all, There
were four starters, and the race was in two
cracks crack '' OF the meet barney oldield and his
80 horse power Peerless and Major, Miller's
90 horsepower Fiat. with LOUIS Chevrolet:
took tho lead at the start he never was
headed, and won easily. though oldfeld
crawled UP some on the home str reh sor,ss
s Houp 'to' With 90 horse power ,Thomas
flyer The latter car has six - CYLINDERS and
The Pope-Toledo had an easy victory, some
OF tho cylinders on the other car blowing
e,ci nfnr'' brush o with III odted. whose time
in the first heat qualified him to start in the
final The results:
Won by ". c. Russell, Stanley steamer. 10 horse,
''fG nae I Ms cn "nnf STsS" Non by W
walkers Pope Toledo 80 horse R Fowl dr y n
horse he power Columbia f. {. bald, driver, scratch.
second. c, 5, HcnshaW's 40 horse power Thomas
y or, SGTnt S frs ,ef9 For IF "H y I I
Fiat. o. horse poSeI lon,i unrrE"sI . arveI
MOI Motor cyciss' Eve M,les-won by Jacob pc
RoScT Ale1dnotr Sn1llh' aecouu' iHhc' " "'hu''S
40 seconds.
Touring Cars. 3 Mies-Cars TO carry passengers.
unload al Nrst mile, and take on passengers al sec
ond won by Charles Soulcs. with 80 horse power
Pope Toledo E.. c. BALD IS 40 horse power Columola
second. SoulcS. who hnisnrd flrst was set back
for not stopping 10 take on passengers
Five Miles, Cars From ISL TO l.432 Pounds-Won
" C. Russe.l's 10 horse power Stanley. second.
Time. 9 minutes 50 rs seconds.
utes 20 seconds for Ave miles. Time, S minutes
3 IS seconds. ,..
Won By Charles Sonles. 80 horse power Pope
Toledo: F. c, Bald. $40 horse power columbia.
sernnd Time. 4 rninuirN Il seconds.
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NEW YORK "a. H.. 3: CHICAGO "a. L.. o.
Playing visilant. snap py and aggressive
s nut out the inmbie White sox orth MAS
Al his best, and so adIoitly did he weave his
pitching fabric that the Chicagos could not
there, disconnected affair with no solldity
Or sequence. There was only once when ting
ony oae. w Rphe En- 81 oosxe a'Si @
the seven Chicago hits were made with two
cont q nee snpSPS s .s the eb %
batters being played for with admirable
Judgment as to their individual inclinations..
only one batter on either side struck out,
the % being Ghas st else tS6e
strike out record probably would have been
thing Of complete emptiness,
critical period OF the game he made a catch
that brought to him an ovation. spoptaneous
spectators, given standing. and accentusted
by waving hats in all parts Of the stands; With
one out orh lost doWn nn
ioued o on hit ana pop H. MD
F XII esT .sd 6 hs psss! s9o
ball. each seemingly thinking it belonged
e the ether cf na heS fall safe sne.:
himself He had a hard run over from the
bag TO get under the ball and got within range
only BY iunsing for ward With his Eloved hand
the ball and there It stuck Chase stfaishtfeni
him over to the other foul line
Altrock made three or four saperlne stops
Of hard hit balls which kept the score down.
4 one handed catch by 'rannehill Of Yeaser =
liner robbed the latter Of MT eleaGer
made fine play on Callahan In tho first in
ming He left his posi- ton to go TO second as
Holmes started to steal Callahan hit toward
left at the same moment. but ieaGer wheeled
quick as a flash and spoiled the hit and run
Inaneuyer by interceptins the ball and throw.
batting order won the game for New York.
principally. Conroy. Ieaeer and kleinow.
tonroys double and Yeager's triple sent
in run In the fifth. and Conroy's. second
double base balls to Chase. feaRer's
sacrifce and klenow's two Dagger sent in
two more runs in the seventh.
Umpire Connolly made speech In the e. 1th
inning Ortiz pitched a ball to Mcfarland
and Connolly did not say what it was The
spectators wanted to know. and Connolly.
turning around to the grandstand. said:
Ladies and gentlemen: The batteT's bat
hebrew back Itwasan accident and didn't
plause for Connolly The score:
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Racing at Dunalo.

Brrp.o June ls.-1he Lockport Steepleohase.
the feature event at Rcnilworh 70 day, was won by
4. l.. Pooles entry. Pctime and Trenot the Mere,
In 6rst and second place respectively. nv race
was chapter OF accidents,
FRS, Rare-Flvc fnrlongs-Siver Sue. los
,rischcrl TO 1, won: Bertha f.. los ~. Henncssy)
s,o g. cond Red Start. los Howrrs) 10 TO third.
Time. 1909 -. Baby While Blue Pirate. Merry
Second Race--Onc mile and 20 yards-Iack
Ratlln. los CBeln, = TO B. Won; Bonnie Sue g q
Joncn, 40 TO /, third. Time, 1856 Yama Chris,y
also ran,
Third Race -Lockport Stceplechase: about two
miles Plctnc, is4 Cbosch). 10 S. won: Trenct the
Mere i6l e. Smith. TO 8, second Cardigan. i5s
iDupnO, a 10 !. third. Time, 5t& Dramatst.
Fourth Race SIX and halt furlongysEspr,nC
iicv,T on 10 = second Toscan, iss tIaomsnely,
o 10 10 third. Time. l2e Allies dor also ran.
Fifth Race-One mile and 10 yArds-LAdy ELL
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Leonhardt Holds His Advantage in Ostend
Tournament.
Special Cable Despatch to THK sun,

Special Cabis Despatch to THE Sun.
OsrENp. Belgium, June l6.-In the fourth
round Of the international chess masters
tournament, contested in this city to-day,
Ieonhardt again won, Teichmann being
his victim, and thus kept his lead OF one
Maroczy, while Tschgorin worsted Marco
and Blackburne went down before Janow,
ski Wolf and Marshall and Alapin and
Schlechter drew, while Taubenhaus and
Burn had to adjourn their game this even
ing. to be concluded or Wednesday OF next
week The records Lp to date:
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Totals / o Pap n

TFlT"T '0T 7TAdr I'M The ThTTd INNING
Louis 0 l o.
Fh'iadephlh .... 10
LEFT on hascs-S, Louis. 10 Philadelphia. S.
Tirs, h,sc m balls on Glade. i on Morgan; |;
gan, 5, by Nhidcll, II. Three base hit Davis
Two base HI 'addeli Sacrifice hits, Murphy'
knight. stolen bases Farisel ~. Lord, Moran
Wild pitch Morgan Passed bali-Sugden. IN
pire- sheridan. rme-l hour and IS minutes,
Attendance 3,7io
CLEVELAND. S. WARRINGTON l.
WAsHIS6ToS, June IA. Errors gave the Cleve.
lands two runs 10 day, while hard hitting scored
Sts other three and won well earned victory.
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Billiards.

Dlttmnnn defeated De Young yesterday
afternoon in the class B Il inch balk-line
tournament in Days Academy The score;
Dittmanno. o, ?, o, 1, o. 0, 0, o. II, l. Q, !, O.
3, l. o. 0. 8. a. O. 0. 5, 1. 1, l. o. Q. !. ,, 7,
0, 4 4 L. o, o. 7, 10. 4, Is. Q, D. 9. l. 2
2. 2. ~. Total. 200. Average. 2 TO. High runs
10, II. Is.
0. T. l. 9. o, 6, 1. o. g. o. o. Q. 2, Q, o.
s, g 0. Q. g. Q. o. !. !. 0. 4 8. 0. 2. o. l. D.
o, o, l. 0, 4. l. O. s. IL. o. o. o, o, o, IL TO-
tai. 10. Average, rs. High runs, II. II, Q.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Champions Recover Their Batting Vision
and Defeat ST. Louis.

Recovering their batting vision yesterday
the New York Nationals had little trouble
IN beating the St Louis Cardinals. Their
Brooklyn neighbors. however. continued
In the even tenor Of their losing way and
were whitewashed by Chicago. The Phila-
delphlas lost in PittsburR after a hard battle.
and the Bostons were trimmed In Cincinnati.
making three out of four games for home
teams Tn results:
New York, o: st. Louis, 4.
Chicago. 4; Brooklyn, O.
Ptttsburg. 3; Philadelphia, 4.
Cincinnati, 4; Boston q.
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NEW YORKS' SNAPPY PLAYING
ORTIZ IN THE BOX AND CEICAGOs
SHUT OUT.

Great Catch BY Chase and Timely Hitting
by Conroy, Yeager and keinow-De.
troits, Clevelands and Philadelphia
other winners in American League.
The New York Americans defeated tho
chlcsgos yesterday and gained twenty-three
points on tho Bostons. who lost to the Detroits
aealn. The Philadelphia smote st. Louis
hard and gained on the Chicagos. and the
Clevelands trengthened their hold on first
place BY drubbing the Washingtons. The
results:
New York, .: Chicago, o.
Philadelphia. 10; st. Louis, 1.
Cleveland, 8; Warrington. I.
Detroit. 3: Boston, q.
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DETROIT.

First base on error-Detroit.. Left on bases
Boston. S: Detroit. s. First base on hsll.-on
Winter :; Oh Mullip. Struck out By Winter. q;
Ferris, oLeary. Crawford. Sacrince hits-Bur
k.,t, G1lmshaw Mnllln Gmeer: prill stole stolen
In. Double plays-Drill, Hickman. and couehln:
Schaefer and Hickman. Passed ball-Drill. Um-
pire-O Loughlin, Time-2 hours and minutes
Attsndance-aRs3
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base on balls or,h. q on Altock. /. Struck
out-By Atrock. i. Three base hit.feaEer
Two base hts-Conroy ~, klelnow. sacrlhce
hWs-Yeager. Anrock Stolen base-Jones. Dou-
Die pay-Neaser. Williams and Chase: tmpire-
Connolly Time hour and 10 minutes. At
tendance-3.Oo0,
PHILADELPHIA "A l., TO- ct. LouIs "A. L.. i.
PHuApELPHI. June ls.--The Philadelphia
punched seven o. their nine hits In the second
and third innings. winning there and then. The
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY, s; RocHEsrER, 3.

Firs, hass on errors-Jersey City. I: Rochester, s.
III on basesHJersey city, !: Rochester, 5. First
base on bals-on L,nderman. !: Of Schultz. !!
basr hit - Clement Two base hits - Clement.
SBr,en. SscrlHce hits-Bean. McCauley, stolen
SasesNClement Bean. Kcster. Halligan. Manning,
Sherman. Hit by pitcher-By Linderman. !; by
Schultz |. rmpire-Zimmer. rime-One hour
and SIS minutes, Auendance-l.s0o.
NEWARK, I. MONTREAL !.
Newark made II two straig hi with the Montreals
...,.,day Al Newark, The score:
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HhIIAhcIph1h. I W VI VI " u
Three base hits--Cymcr Wagner Maeee. Two
base hlt--Doon. Stolen hases-Cymer. Howard.
mansfield Hit by pi,cher-Case. Struck out
~ Duegleby, :: by Case. l. First has. on balls
on Sparks 2: of Case /. e-Bausewine.
Time hour and SIS minutes Attcndance-2.Soo
CINCINNATI. L. BOSTON N. u, g.
C1Sc1SSArI June 10 Boston made four singles
in succession on Harper in the third inning 10 day
hv consistent batting The
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Other Rnscbnll Games.

AT ANpovER
Column hia..........l II |?
Andovcr ,'......O n o q 90 1
Batterics-carer and Kruger. Lanigan, Merritt
and ZONES,
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First base on errorIMontIeai' Lev on pas SS
Newark. q Montreal Firs, base on ot p ~
Pherson, d Three base hitnLaehance Two
base hts-O'HaGan ~. Jones. Getlns; Dyer McSaney
Gatins and O'Haaan. Passed bal .Rauo.? I'm
pire -Hassett, Time hour and ~ minutes
AT PROVIDENCE.
r. II T.
Providence ..,.....l Q ! tlo !
nr1.io ,... q q 90
batteries-C ronin and Thomas: Kissineer and
McAllister. -
RH.K
baltimore ........o o o Q = !
Tarnn,o q 2 q q %
Matte ries-Burchen and Bycn Falkenberg and
Taft
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Hudson River League.
New York State League

At Hudson-Newburgh. |: Hudson. o.
Al DECENTRALIZATION. =: SaugcrtieS. |,
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Left on bass Washington. q; Cleveland. 9.
First base on balls-ON Townsend 3, Struck out
By Townsend. by Moore. g. Home run-Jackson.
Three base hlts-Flick. Mullen Two base hits
Bradley. Turner. Stovsll. Sacrifice hit-Bemls
Stolen base-Flck. rmpires-Kely and Mccarthy.
Time hour and IS minutes. Attendance -2 ?A
DETROIT. s. BOSTON "a. L.. 2
BosroH June is.--Dctroit outplayed. ran bases
more danngly and hit more timely than did the
champions TO day. the result being another defeat
foy
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At Albany-Albany. 4: Wilkesbarre. 3.
AT Troy-Troy, 4, Scranton,3
At Utica-rtica. g. Syracuse. /.
At JohnstoWn-A, J, Il c., 3, Binghamton, 0.
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Lett on bases- Chicago, 3: BToo11yn. Z, FIrst
base on crrors-Chlcago T. Double play-Batch.
Babb and Ge.sier Sacrnce hl,-Casey. Stolen
bases -shcckard. Gtsser Maloncy. Eyers. Casey
First base on balls-OH Wemer. u of Stricklctt.
3 struck outBy Wemcr ]; By Stricke,t, 8
Hit by ptcher-By s,ricklctt ? tmplre-o,Day
Time hour and "A minutes. Attendance .70o.
P1rrsBuRo. s: pHILApELPH1A ~. L.. T.
PrrrsBuRo June lo-Pittsburg and Philadelphia
played a close game OF ball TO day, the former
,rn mir
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New England League.

A, Lowell.-Lowell. 4; Manchester. ?
AZ Havcrhill, 2. Fall River, !.
Al Nashua Nashua. :; Concord, A.
~ Lynn Lynn, 4. New Bedford, 2.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

JAMAICAN
Chicago In New York; Cleveland In Washington;
Ct Louis In Philadelphia; DctroN In Boston
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In ST. Louis: Brooklyn In Chicago;
boston in Cincinnati; Philadelphia In Pittsburg.
EAsTIRH LEAGUE.
poch~ eater In Jersey City; Montreal In Newark:
toronto In Baltimore: Bunslo In Providence. 49,,
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s outhcrn LeaGuC.

Al Corning Corning. o. Hornclsville, O. dor
feiedJ
a. Addison Addison, 4; Elmira. 1.
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Good start won driving; Outcome B.. T.. I. BY
Sir Dl1on-Oilie Glenn; owned and trained by Wood
ford Clay.
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SIXTH RACE

Good start: won driving: Diamond Flush CHI. 4, 3.
by ST. Julien-Godcn Tide; owned by r. W. Nelson;
trained by G. Butler.
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son. 81 tPerrine). o to s. won: Arrahgovsn. 1903
Booker. II to s. third. Time. l:54 SIS. Winchester
Sweet Tone and Aonadnock ALSO ran:
Sixth Race-Four and halt furiones-Sprfn9
Ban. 100 (McIntyre). TO ,, won: SunEiow. 100
TO / , third Time. Ols s. Peter Becker, Per-
roniere. Gauze. Ben Andrews, Lady Georgia. Annie
Berry. George Atwcll and Gamester ALSO ran.
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Connecticut League.

At ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 0. bridgeport. !,
At New Havcn-New Haven, 3: Hartford O.
AT Holyoke New London, 2. Holyokc o
Al Meridcn Merlden. a. Springfield o.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HARNESS AND RIDING SADDLES
Buggy Harness, $50 and 1l00.
Swtss Breast Collar Surrey Harness. p. On: Team
Harness u 90 Silver Swiss Collar Runabout Har.
ness IS %: English Saddles $50; Astnde Saddles
10 co. Pony Saddles and Harness. Sheets. Is cent?
Lap busters, Is cents coolers, IS.
PETERS HARNESS AND SADDLERY Co.
81 West broadway. near Chambers st.. upstaira.
My horse had vls Ions, @as -cTT LANG. apple.
Save the Horse" the lameneSs disappeared:
worked him most OF the time. C, l.. FILLING.
Normandy. No.
Is with written guarantee at all dealers. Send
for COPY booklet and letters on all lhmcneSs.
TROY CHEMICAL CO., BlNGHAMTOS. N. Y.
PIxINE LGNIMENT cures sprains. strains and
bruises. 81 a bottle with booklet
PIXINE CHEM. CO. Troy. NJ. Y.
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Nkw YORK; IN. LIZ. o. st. LOUIS IN. LIZ. T.
tionals defeated 81. Louis to-day. The yisi-
tors showed wonderful reversal Of form from
VIM, YIN and batted out foYr runs In the initial
2 couple Of singles netting the four tallies
In the third they gathered in another run.
In the last half OF the fourth the Cardinals
scored their first tally of three singles. In
run. Bresnahen. opening with double, was
gut to right field. In their half Of the fifth
st, Louis got another run. two wild pitches
BY Ames and a free pass being responl ible
therefor.
In the seventh 81. Louis again scored, q
free pass. . force and two singles bringing
SHANNON home, In the eighth the Visitors
and an out placed q man on hrst and third.
Sandow started q double steal during which
Dahlen came homo and Sandow got safely
back to first. owing to Beokley.ss wild throw.
Mertes going to third. George and Mertes
successfully worked double steal and San
Donlin's drive TO right. The score:
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Al birmingham Birmingham. Z; Little Rock. 2.
AZ Montgomery Montgomery, 2; Memphis. o..
Al Nashvlile-NaShvile. o. Shreveport, /,
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Yale-Princeton intercollegiate Championship
Baseball Game. Polo Grounds, TO day. $50 p NJ.
Reserved seats at all hotel theatre tickle of'ces
Ado
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Baseball To-day, $3.50 p. NJ. American League
Park. N. Y. Americans ". Chicaso.-Ads.
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TURF.
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB
TURF.

kACING AT SHEEFSHEAD HAl,
june rs to July 4. 2s30 F. NJ: Rain or shine.
Leave Ras, stth ST. z. r.. via L.: l. r. R., at II
A. M 1910. l2:4o. 1880 100 peror Car Train. 1:lo.
I:4O 2lO 40 $40 =. Al. Take ferry boat foot White
hall St. i. a. NJ. and thereafter every 20 min
utes connecting at seth st.. brooklyn. 30 minutes
by irookiyn Rapid Transit. All Brooklyn trolley
cars transfer direct TO track: Concert BY Lander
GRAND STAND. So 90. FIELD STAND, 81 90.
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Boston. .-.... -...''.." " o " ~ 70
Sacrifice hit--Delehanty, Stolen bnses-Abba.
H.rper, BY frazer BY Wilhelm: ! Frs, base
6aiiso Harpsrb on FIa11 IT,: on s "a, by
Cincinnati. g. Boston. 5. Passed ball-Necdham.
I'mplre-Emsllc. Time hour and 40 minutes.
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Am erican Association


Al Columbus Milwaukee. O. Columbus.
Al Louisville Louisville, 10; Minneapolis, o,
Al indianapolis Indianapolis, @: Kansas City,
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A. Des Molnes-omaha. S; pes Molnes. =
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Good SIAN, won easily voorhees,, hr = by Soil
taire III -Carnaton H.: owned by p. II MCCsrren.
trained hy Fred IurlcW.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12
Job work, all kinds, at this office.

Our grocery stock is full and
complete, and we try to keep it
that way, and any business in
trusted to us will have our prompt
attention. Phone No. Al, call us
up and make your wants known,
H. Farmhouse, south Of court house.
Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12

Remember we have very large
stock of stoneware, queensware,
glassware, fruit jars in glass and
stone, jelly glasses in plain and
fancy. H. Farmhouse, south of
court house, lronton, Mo. Phone
No. Al.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box.
25c.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12

For SALE-Six or eight red
polled cattle, about ten months old,
of registered stock. Call on or
address John G, Russell, Belle
view, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12

Try Creamo for horses and
mules. The feed that benefits when
others fail. Sold at Ironton Flour
Mill.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12

when you feel II first coming on, by taking
Ramons Pill at once 1t removes the poison that
causes the trouble. guaranteed cure, and
money refunded If not satisfied. 25 cents.
Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12
Has Stood the Test 25 Years

The old original Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you
are taking. 1t is iron and quinine
in a tasteless form. No cure, no
pay. SOC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12

Pupils all denominations equally with
convictions being carefully avoided TERMSBoard Washing Clothes
Work
Session Months 00payable
tn Music Foreign Drawing Painting be had
below totally from the board
ing school, aSEECT DAY SCHOOL which the branches
School
for present. Dollar Information had
plying in person MOTHER SUPERIOR,
Ursune county
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For Glass and Picture Frames go
to Albert's.
Go to G. w. Collins to get your
Fertilizers.
10 Prevent a Cold Anv nav

take Ramons Pill at first indication-arouse
The liver, quicken the circulation and go along
abont your work. Any druggist will refund the
price II not satisfied. 25 cents.
Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12

Mems overcoats, S2.75 to $3.50 at
Mullin & Browns.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12
Arcadia College
AND HCKDENY
OF THE
...UrSuline Sisters.

The system of education pursued in
this institution is designed to develop the
moral, intellectual and physical powers
of the pupils; to make them refined, ac-
complished and useful members of society
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-12

Dairy men say Creamo is SUI
perior feed for milch COWS. IRON
ton Mfg. Co., agents.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-06-01
WALL paper OFFER.


~ GAC6W ~ NUM-
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Cost OF this paper fer !
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Tor Sidewalk and border.
9 cents for ceiling, roTAL
COST ONLY Is CENTS,
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RESTORED TO HEALTH.
THANKS TO PE-RU-NA.
Friends Were Alarmed
Advised Change Of Climate.


Miss Mildred Keller, 7l8 18th street,
n. W., Washington, D. O., writes:
IT can safely recommend Peruna for
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~ was In such a state that my
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Then / tried Peruna, ard to my great
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dose took, and q rev bottles cured
me.
cit built up my constitution, I re-
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