Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-10-11

peal. The Court of Appeals de-
cided it had no jurisdiction in the
matter and the case was certified
to the Supreme Court, where it
will come up in the near future.
It's about dollars to doughnuts
that the decision of the Supreme
Court will be the same as that of
the Circuit Court.
Col. August Rieke, who roosts
in the old town of Ironton, Mo-,
has been selling the famous brew
of the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Association for the last twenty
five years and will continue to do
for another quarter of a century
if he doesn't kick the bucket be-
fore that time. The Colonel says
that he and his customers are
healthy and prosperous, because
they use no other medicine than
the aforesaid beverage, and that
since he has been selling it the
doctors in his town and neighbour
hood are almost out of business
and ready to curl up and die them
selves. Success to you, Augnst!-
st. Louis Squib.
The open seasons specified by
law within the limits of which
certain game may be killed, are as
follows: Quail and turkey, No.
vember 1 to December 81; prairie
chicken, November Is to Decem-
Der Is; ducks, geese and snipe,
January 1 to May 1, and Septem-
Der Is to December 81; plover and
woodcock, August 1 to December
81; buck deer over one year, No
vember 1 to December 81; squir-
rels, July 1 to December 81; otter,
muskrat and beavers, January 1
to March 81, and October 1 to De-
cember 81. English sparrows,
hawks and crows, all the year; the
killing of s'birds other than game
girds' is strictly prohibited, as is
also the killing of pheasants until
1910, after which their open season
will be the same as the prairie
chicken.
The mail service that our town
is at present forced to put up with
is simply outrageous. With the
MT stimportant post Office between
De Soto and Poplar Bluff u ser.
vice is the same as that accorded a
timber camp or saw mill station.
There is but one mail train stops
at this station, and that is the 1887
train north in the morning, and
because of the hour of it's depart
ure carries but little mail. Our
connection with the other mail
trains is made from the crane, east
of town, and everyone knows how
very uncertain and unsatisfactory
that is. 1t is a frequent thing for
the train to get by without catch
ing the pouch, and when you mail
a letter you have no assurance
when it will get away. There
should be some relief for us some
where. How to get it, though, we
don't know. The government pays
the railroad, and pays it we'll, for
hauling the mail, and we are en-
titled to the service.
The barbecue at Ellington yes
terday was attended by about five
hundred people, who had gathered
together to listen to a joint dis
cussion between Senators Stone
and Warner and several other
prominent Democrats and Repub-
licans. Warner failed to show up,
but "Fire Alarm" Flanagan, M.
E. Rhodes and w. P. Elmer were
present and made Republican
speeches, while Senator Stone and
c. M. Buford expounded the Dem
ocratic gospel. Buford and Elmer,
opposing candidates for the State
Senate, discussed the issues from
their respective standpoints. Blu
ford, after discussing State issues
in a very able and forceful man
ner took up the record of his OPP
ponent as a member of the 42d
General Assembly and showed that
Elmer:was derelict to his trust and
duty as the representative of the
people of Dent county and chal-
lenged him to explain why he had
cast his vote with the corporate
interests and against the interest
of the people, and also to explain
why he was absent from the House
on 1872 roll calls. But Elmer when
he rose did not attempt to explain,
but passed the charges by telling
a few pointless stories that did not
explain anything. After dinner
Rhodes and Flanagan spoke fol
an hour and a half and soon there
after the arrival of Senator Stone
was announced. Mr.. Stone was
introduced by Mr.. Buford, and
after stating that he did not pro-
pose to discuss jointly the politica.
issues with Mr.. Flanagan or any
other Republican of less note thar
Senator Warner, he began his
speech, which proved to be one o.
the best ever delivered in the coun'
ty. Senator Stone, although very
tired from his long drive across
the country from Van Buren,, spoke
for more than an hour. He is one
of the best speakers in the State, {
speaker that every Republican
fears, and he appeared to be at hi
best yesterday.-CentreuilIe Outlook
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure
any case Of kidney trouble that il
not beyond medical aid.
Revival Notes.