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eabnbof tntfpridt ntdIt
Den 1nforeerunsen.
Rilliunenban aEf @nnidl bes Qaiiers
beidlennigt.

gerIin, Z. Son. - Der Saupt.
sabnbof in Samburs, 5u Dem Dor
sebn Sabren Der @runoitein aeIegt
purSe. lit gum Shlub oes alten Sab.
tes Gem gerfebr iiberseben moroen.
Dbtpobl es nah ben El1nen Der arhi.
lefte.i uno gaumeiiter nod seraume
Belt senommen b6tte, Die arbeiten
~ roaenben mubten bieieIben auf
gefebI bes 4aiiers beibIeunigt mer.
ben. 0as grgebnis 1T nun, bob Der
gai feblerbaft lit, Die @eiden uno
signale unbraubbar iino un6 Die
.leftriide geleltdtrng 10 mangelbaft
1T. bob Die 8eamten iidb oeittpeiIi5
init 2aternen uno aer3en bebelfen
miiiicn. 9ie gaufoften beIiefen iih
nif sebn WilIionen Dollars.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
Ggpbusfi bsr.Gplormie.
Sdledtes Srinfiuafer Iol 9ranf.
beitserseuger iein.
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Scranton, Ba., Z. San. -
Cine i6pere Sppbusfieber.g .gpibemie
lit bier auigetreten; 1910 8erionen
iin6 in SCRANTON un6 Is in Der I'm.
gebung erfranft. Seit ben lesten brei
@o6en iino 81 EoOesfdle 81 mel
ben.
SrGulein O'SaIIoran, Die gor.
iteberin Ser 4ranfenpGrterinnen,
miro in ibrem geruf and bon ben
@eiellibaftsoamen Der Staot unter.
ltiitt. Sammlunsen iino in ltmlauf
geIett, nm Oen iduer betroffenen
6omilien Oie gfot 81 linoern.
8ittsburG 7. San. - SIN
@eiun6beitsomt nurSen geItern q
ssGlle bon Sppbusfieber geneloet, 10
6aB i'm gan5en 1927 Berionen bon
Ger aranfbeit befaaen iinb. Sdulo
tr6at Dor ollem oos Srinfpaiier itno
Iin6 Itrenge WtoBregeIn getroffen,
basieIbe Dor @e6rau6 o65ufo6en
uno tu filtrieren.
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Mtuionen1iiftuns
miro miRbraudIt.
banbelt fd nm ben Garnesiefsnbs
fur id)ottiibe StnSenten.

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2onbon,7. San. - Dor LANCER
Belt bate Inoretp Carnegie ben IDIOT.
iiden llnioeriitdten einen Sonos BON
10 Willionen Dollars seitiftet, INN es
inbenritteIten, Itrebian,en Stuoenten
~ ermogIiden, ibre Stubien foiten.
irei Su nollenoen. Cine llnteriud.
ans bat nun ergeben, oab elm GROCER
Eeil Der Stiftiine 8nr 9ereiherung
pom Brofeiioren oient. uno oiele
stu6enten ge5tpuneen iinb, ibre Stil.
bien auf Colleges 81 MAIDEN, 100 lie
Dtpar nibt freie, aber och bel germ.
gen Soften aufnabme finoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
&ufIfano artsdIifdIer drbsitsr.
oopyrirh..d By tn. Associated Pres.

Gan Sronctseo, 7. San. -
ttngef1br 1400 grtedtide arbeiter
tl. bort BEL 9aEnbauten befddfttgi
rnS unS NIT ibrem @efddftsIetter
Ai6t 3ufrieoen paren, baben etnen
etrett propo5iert, pobei Elm arbei'
fer Ietn 2eben einbiiBen muBte. Dor.
arbetter 8udlep bate stpei 9el,te aus
trgenonelfen @riinben entla1en
iporauf Sie iibrisen ote 8teberanitei.
lung berielben forberten. als oet
Borarbetter benz 8erlangen nt6i
nndgab. Tom es Bu einem befttgen
Streit. gtoubatos erbielt eiuen Stein
tuurf on ben aopf. 70 bab er tot lte'
Gen blteb. @udlep fIiidtete tn etner
Saloon, ba ibn ionit oasielbe Sdtd'
foI erretht bdtte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
uer(d)m6runs entos&t
8affen nnS Eatronen iuerbem tn
Nengen In Gn6a einseidmnsselt.
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geem gorf, 7. Sanuar. - 9rei
geamten Der Balma.aonliniItration,
popon Spei in SEEM gort uno elmer
In europa iid aufbaIten, iinS Die
Sauptitiisen elmer 8eridporrng se'
gen ole iebise 9iegierung Der Sniel
Cuba. sSn ser gdbe bon Wariel bel
Sapana nurben bereits @affen un6
Batrcnen eingeidmuggeIt, Die ome.
rifaniihe 9fegierung bat oaoon
Genntnis erbalten unb cine @om.
pagnie Soloaten oortbin entienoet,
um nab Dem 8eritef Der @affen 5u
iuden.
Glingt etpas nniuabrideinlidj.
Berlin, 7. San. - Grofeiior
gosner, elm prominenter @r5t, mad)t
IN einem glrtifeI in ser 8artenIaube
bic 8ernerfung, Dab Ole RiaIt Der
@er3te balo Sorpeit porgefhritten lit,
Dab tie es mogIih naht, fiinItIi6e
@eine uno arme anpadien ou laiien.
or gebt iogar iotpett, Dab er bebaup.
tet, es per6e teine Shpierigfeit mebr
baben, einem @ef6pften bas 2eben
pieoer su geben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
Gortelgpn Iegt gurIit uicacr.

Wa btneton, z. San. -
George gortelpou eibt befannt, bat
er nls Ioriiter bes replIblifaniiher
RationaIfomitees 5uriidtreten peroe
Con. Senrp 9. Reip, bisberieer gics,
Goriiser, ipirS Iomit ben Ylat Cor.
tslpous iibernebmen-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
.'ese 5radtlinie uSambnrs.Neu
gorf."
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9en gort, Z. San. - Die
gtheberfirmn 4n0br unb grrdaro
miro nad Reip gorf einen 5tueifpo.
fentliden 5radtoienit erridten. ga.
burd erfibrt Der 9an1pferberfebr
suiiden Samburg uno gtep gort ei.
ne trsitere Gusbebnung. 0ieie neier
Er 1tSanpfer ioIlen aiid gtotteroam
uno antrperpen dnIaufen. Sir Seem
gorf pirS bic sSirma 8e6riioer
9beIps uno 60. gaent iein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
Gtrroritten beanaoiet.
aaiier begnabist fe 81 lebenslans'
lider 3iuangsar6eit.
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Sbeiiu, 7. San. - Seds Ger
roriIten tpurben bonn Gtanogeriht
peeen elmer 8eridtporung gum Sooc
am Strange perurteilt. Shon tpa.
rem ale 8orbereit,tneen tier5u &C.
troffen aIs bon General gauIoff etn
GG1reiben anlanete, nelhes einen
grIab bes 8aren entbielt. Das 60
besurteiI tpurbe in lebensl6ngli4e
2apanasarbeit umge6noert.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
Shaoiguns osuttdJrr SntereGen
Winiiter erlakt snr Mabnnng elm
0innSidreibeu.
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gerltn, 7. San. - Ger preuBi.
i6e MiniIter bes Snnerr, Or. bon
getbmann-SoIlmes, bat an aorpora.
tionen, SnSuitrielle uno aaufleute Elm
Mun6ifreiben geridtet, tporin fie er'
mabnt perben, gegen ausldnbiidc
anfrogen ii6er Stntiitif uno Die Ser.
bGItniiie Der Snouitrie uno 8ertpaI'
tlng poriidtig 5u iein. Oft beitebt
Der Salipt8ipef MIR oarin, oie oeut.
ihen SSntereiien 81 i66bigen. Ga be.
reits cine GentralTtelle eeid,affen lit.
berpeiie man anfragen bireft an Die
ieIbe, benn Tie lit am eriten tn 6er
Gage, ridtiee Snformationen 81 &C.
hon
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
geidGftsteil nieSersebrannt.
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@agfof, Siom, z. San. - DDS
hineiiife SanbelsuierteI bon Hasfot
III total elm Haiib Der Slantmsn ee.
iporoen. Won rednet ben Sdabe,l
bis auf 8 Millionen Dollars.
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Stseunerfontg seltprben.
by the Associated Pres.

Wabrib, 7. San. - Der a6nig
Der ipaniihen 3ieeltner, Gborroirno,
lit aus Dem 2e6en gei6ieoen. Gin.
fof) Iebte er in benz SoteI pis,d.pis
Dem @Ibombra Ialait N Granada,
unS elm beioroeres 8ersniigen mar
es ibni, bon ben oielen Sremben pho.
tograpbiert an tuerben. 9lls lesten
SriibIing Sie 20nigin Meranora In
Granada rpeilte, peridunlte er nidt,
fih ibr porSilitellen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
kataltropbc brinat
$dDaoenertathlaetn
Sigentiimer Der 9iobnrit.Sabrif %
NAL perflagt.

8erIin,7 z. San. - @obI ieoer.
mann ertnnert iib nod an Die i'm
Wonat Ropember in annen erfolgte
Roburit-grploiion, Die 3oblreihe
Meni6enIeben iorberte unb Die ga.
BRIT in Sriinmer Iegte. @ie aus
Dortmuro befannt eenaht miro, ia.
ben % 8erfe Sbaoeneriasflagen
gegen Die Sabrif etnsereibt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
SiOm Gitp ana6bansis bon Stride.
Seimen gstsrspfennis mebr.
copyriented by the Al sociate+ Press

Iaris, 7. San. - gs tptro be.
fannt geaeben, oaB Der Bapit nits
metr millens lit, bon 5ranfrei4 BEN
geterspfenuig 81 nebmen. SeStpeoe
llnteritiisuna fra15oiiiher aotbolifen
fam In Srarfreid MIR nod onrH
Bermitteiung Der fronaoiii&en @eilt.
Iidyfeit sei6ebel. -
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
FaHkicr erldJogen.
Cater nno Spicr iinS prominente
Gcute.
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gbepenne, @po., z. San. -
W. Gean Sanes, Elm tpobl5efannter
ganfier in Ieateetie, 8po., tpuroe
bier bon Dem aoopfoten 90. 8.
Gmithion eriboiien. ge!be iparer
prblninente 2eute Der Stabt unb liegt
fein @runo Dor al 6ieier Sat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
GrSt6fe an Der Sabfaite pon GesIon
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2onbon, z. San. - Die rTri'
t.ne" meI6et aus Colombo, baB an
Treitag uneebeure @ellen on bel
SabfiiIte Der SuieI geplon Die l1fer'
Iiqote be6robten. ginise Stunoer
nrhber bat Der Seismosrapb 5tpei
rsuieno MeiIen iiiboitlih ein iubma
rines grobeben beridtet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
Ausriittuua fir ein
Armcekorps uerbrannt.
edaSeu betrGst iiber cine Nilliou
Dollars.
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8ortsmoutb, J, 7. San. - Sn
benz militdriideu 3eusbaus auf Der
@unperft brad geitern Raht aus UNI
befannten llriaden Seuer aus uno
bersebrten Die Slammen Ole no1Itdn.
bise gqutppierune fir elm gan5es
llrmeeforps. Ger S6a6en belauft
Iib auf 81 ,250,000.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-01-09
Mtteorf beoruben Dampf:r.
Eampfer napbfels" Fat cine idpers
Sabrt 81 beiteben.

yeem gorf, 7. San. - Der
Tantpfer ranbfeIs", tpel6er geftern
bon Calcutta In gteip Oorf Ianoete,
bate cine 8eibe bon llnfdIlen gu be.
fteben.
Der Dampfer perlieB Calcutta am
90. Wopenber iino am atpeiten Eaee
lpuroe Der 3fpeite Offi3ier bon elmer
Brinenihlonee, bic fih beim Derla.
ben eingeidIiden bntte, ansegriffen.
DreimoI madte Sie SdIanse auf ben
Dffiaier einen angriff, Bis etn tpobl-
ge3teIter ShuB 6ns Tter nieoeritred.
te. Mm t3. DECEMBER, nahoem Der
Dan,pfer bie Strobe bon Gibraltar
pdfiiert botte, fielen segen Wtitter.
naht 3tpei Meteore In Die See. Der
Sipeite Sffi3ier. Der serooe 3u bieier
Belt 0ienit bate, fagt, baB bic Stei.
ne 70 nabe bonn Sbiff nieberfielen,
6ab bos belize @aiier aiif Oed ipris.
te. Mtabooo Ben SaIi, elmer Der
Shiffsmonnibaft, NOR 6irh oieie
grideinung 70 erfdroIen, 6aB ct tot
bonn SeraidIage getroffen 5u 9ooen
fieI.
Siom Gitp nnabbansis bon Stride.
Gbicago,7 San. - Oberouf.
Ieber SIiper perfiin5ete, baB 6ieStoot
Sion Gitp fir Bripat.ltnternebmen
aeoffnet lei. Sobn Meranoer 9oipie.
Ser @riinoer Der Staot, bate nls Ell.
men ieiner SaiptparagraphenL baB
IdmtIi6e gei6dftIide ltnternebmlln.
mungen 6urd Die Saro hes Ober.
bauptes Der Stride seben miiiien.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-08

Farmhouse. The former lost his
life in the early seventies in a Ne
braska blizzard, while the latter is
now a resident of Buckley.
Deceased leaves a husband, three
sisters and two brothers to mourn
her death.
The subject of this sketch united
with the Methodist Episcopal
Church in her girlhood and for
more than fifty years was an ac-
tive worker in the Masters vine
yard, but she had not been strong
enough for some years to continue
her labors in this way, though
when her health permitted she was
found at her place in church. She
was a woman of much individu-
atty, great energy and determin-
alton; a lover of all that was
beautiful, good and dainty, for
which characteristic her mother
called her "Lady Sarah," a name
she loved and chung to in her last
years. She has many friends who
will remember her with kindly re-
greet.
The remains were buried near
Rainier, WASH, Rev. Pearson, of
Bucoda, conducted the funeral
services.-Buckley (Wash.) Banner.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-08
Belleview Items.

Farmers have about finished
harvesting, and are now blowing
ground for wheat sowing.
James Smith, of Caledonia, was
in town Saturday selling Armour
fertilizers.
N. p. Logan, wife and daughter,
Of St. Louis, are spending this
week with friends and relatives.
j. III. Campbell and wife at
tended quarterly meeting at Gale
donia Tuesday.
VIM. Shelton, of Mann, was in
town Friday.
III. Latham and wife visited
relatives on Cedar Creek Saturday.
John Enders, Of Imboden had
business in town Saturday.
Base ball Saturday next be-
tween Munger and the home team.
Grandma Latham is visiting her
son, II. Latham.
Mrs. L. Farr and daughters, OF
Washington, visited their aunt,
Mrs. II. x. Russell, last week.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-08
VIM. Webb. Of Bixbv. Mo-. had

VIM. Webb, of Bixby, Mo-, had
business in Ironton one day last
week.
Mrs. Lucy Lashley was called to
Bismarck Friday to see her sister,
Mrs. Bond, who has typhoid fever.
P. G. Carly and J. G. Paullus
had business in Ironton Saturday.
Ira Smith and wife returned to
Leadwood after a short stay with
their parents.
Mrs. Charley Bond was on the
sick list last week.
DR.. Adams had business in
Leadwood Wednesday.
Mrs. Hatley and daughter, of
Moorehouse, are visiting frie nds
this week.
Rev. Reid had business at the
Thomas Chapel Wednesday.
Harry Russell filled his regular
appointment at Graniteville Sun
day.
Mrs. L. L. Bean and family, of
Caledonia, visited Mrs. Silyey
Friday.
DR.. Farrar of Ironton was in this
community Sunday.
Judges Buford and Meyer are
counting this week.
Mr.. Parker, of Reynolds county,
shipped two car loads of cattle
from Iron Mountain Monday.
Mr.. Dotey, of Pennington, was
the guest OF Miss Elsie johnson
Friday.
Irondale Milling Co. are paying
st. Louis prices for wheat testing
60 pounds, delivered. Several
hundred bushels were purchased
this week.
The Mesdames Newman return
ed to st. Louis Monday, after
visiting relatives one week.
FARMER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-08
Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the
Supreme Architect of the universe
to call from labor to rest, our dear
ly beloved Brother William H.
CULVER, who died July 8, 1907,
aged SO years. Bro. CULVER, in
common with us all, possessed
some OF the frailties of human ma
ture. However, it may be said
that during his long career he ex-
emplifed in daily life many low
able traits of character, which en-
deaIed him to a host of friends.
Bro. CULVER was a man of fail
mental attainnents, great zeal in
Masonic work, industrious, honest,
loyal to his friends and faithful in
the discharge Of his duty as a citi-
zen; therefore,
ResoIued, That in the death OF
Bro. CULVER the Lodge has lost a
faithful and useful member, and
the community an upright citizen.
ResolUed, That we will ever bear
in grateful remembrance the zeal
and fidelity with which Bro. Gull
liver discharged his Masonic duties
and will try to initiate his devotion
to the grand principles Of our
Fraternity.
ResoJUed, That we tender our
heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved
family.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon ouI
records, and a copy sent to the
IRON COUNTY REGISTER and Ozark
Banner for publication:
p. M. LOGAN,
J.Q ADAMS,
O.. G. KERLAGON,
Committee.
Belleyiew, Mo-, July q, 1907.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-08
Des Are Items.

We are still having dry weather.
Had a little rain Sunday, but not
enough to benefit crops much.
Corn is almost ruined. There will
not be half a crop in this section.
Doc Carter had forty head of
cattle in a lot here last week, to
ship, but they got out n night
and half of them have never been
found. Jas. Lewis also lost twelve
head. He bought them near Gran
din.
Another saw mill was shipped
here last week, Notwithstanding
the lumber market is on the de-
cline. H. IL. Ruth, of Poplar
Bluff, had several orders cancelled
on him last week.
L. L. Schmidt will build a grist
mill in our town in the near future.
He will use a gasoline engine.
E. w. Graves is attending court
at Greenville this week.
Mrs. G. w. Morris and children
returned to Pennington Monday,
after a weeks visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Lizzie Larkin and little
daughter, of st. Louis, are visit
ing friends here this week.
Joe. Barth and family have re-
turned to st. Louis, after a months
visit with relatives here.
Miss Allie Fitz and niece, Ethel
Morris, visited Mrs. G. L. Will
liams at Piedmont last week.
Misses Dorothy and Gladys
Myers returned to their home at
Chaffee Monday, after a visit with
their grandmother at this place.
Mrs. Anna Graham, of Hendrick-
son, spent Sunday here with her
daughter, Mrs. John Stevenson.
VIM. Keathley has gone to Mill
Springs to work for j. S. O'Neal.
Geo. and Fred. Gassman have
returned from Essex, Mo-, where
they have been painting.
Harry Myrick and wife are visit
Lux az L lCoAlOAUs s
w. T. O'Neal was seen on our
streets Monday.
Miss Eta Keathley went to Vpl-
can Monday to begin her school.
Mr.. Pennick and wife, of Poplar
Bluff have moved to our town, the
former being employed as book
keeper for E. w. Graves. Mr.
Conway left Sunday for Flat River.
where he has a position.
Mrs. Write Hickey and children
returned to De Soto last week,
She was accompanied home by
her mother, Mrs. S. j. Jordan.
Mrs. Meadows returned to hel
home at Flat River last week.
Grace and Elizabeth Heibhimer
of Piedmont, passed through Des
Arc Saturday, on their way to
Brunot to visit their uncle, Bud
Nidkiff.
Mrs. Gussie Pate and baby have
gone to Patterson to visit her par
ents. ISAAC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-08

| have done no more that so per
cent of the citizens of Iron county
have done. For doing that, the
Enterprise has seen fit to criticise
me. l will not express my opin-
ion further of the editor of the En-
terprise. If l ever talk to him per-
sonally | may find words that will
suit my purpose, but | will not
waste adjectives upon one known
as he is known to this community
a liar by instinct and impervious
to yeracity and manhood.
j. M. HAWKINS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-08

Rasche, Delona declared he was
not guilty and said he would have
a trial. The trial was set for Mon
day of this week. Witnesses were
subpoenaed and a jury summoned.
But when Delona walked into
court that day he had changed his
mind and entered a plea of guilty.
Squire Rasche fixed his punish
ment at $40 and costs, amounting
in all to S55, which Delona's BROTH
er says he will pay to-day.
The following interesting way in
which a rattlesnake was the cause
of revealing what the residents of
the neighborhood just south of
Acasto, Mo-, have successfully
kept in the background for 10,
these many years, is vouched for
by the best authority. 1t has often
been remarked that in this par
ticular neighborhood a search
warrant wouldn't bring to light a
single spoonful of Intoxicating
liquor, in fact they rather prided
themselves on this fact. The other
day Clarence Weller had the mis-
fortune to be bitten by a rattle
snake, and when the news of the
accident had spread about the
community the telephone wires
commenced to sing with "I'm COM
ing with whiskey," or ''come to
my house and get all the whiskey
you want" The fact developed
that nine out of every ten resi-
dents in that prohibition section
could ''produce the goods when
the occasion warranted it. This is
no snake story but an actual fact,
for Martin Hanlon is our authority,
and everybody knows Martin.-Er.
MARRIED--On Thursday, August
1, 1907, Miss Julia Harding and
William H. r. Brown we're married
at the residence of the bride, 4159
Botanical avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
This is the elimination of a o
nance which had it's beginning
during the Worlds Fair. The
bride wore a handsome blue silk
travelling gown, with imported hat
in blue and white. Only the i'm
mediate relatives of the bride and
groom were present, and after due
congratulations and good wishes,
the newly welded couple slipped
out from the wedding party and
took their train for a short bridal
tour. The escape was so cleyerly
planned that the rice and other
tokens, to be showered at the
bridal party, were leftin the hasty
search for Mr.. Brown and his
bride. A rush to the station was
useless, and quantities of rice
await their return. A large circle
of friends wish for Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown a life-long happiness and a
generous share of the good things
of life. To these | beg to add my
good wishes. Mr.. Brown in his
earlier years was for a long time
an attache of this office. / parted
from him with regret, and have
followed his career in the broader
field he then adopted. If integrity
and deserving may command sue
cess and happiness, they must in
deed be his.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-08
From Mr.. Hawkins.

If the ringsters will continue to
send such men as Damron and
Hawkins to Jefferson City to ask
the Governor to not commute the
Spaugh sentence, it is quite likely
that he will pardon them outright.
Enterprise.
A friend pointed out the above
paragraph to me. The paper con-
tanning it had been handed to him
by a person who, though respecta-
BILE, is on speaking terms with the
editor of the sheet-which has
about as much circulation as an
oyster and as much influence as
the braying of a burro. You may
always know that it is not so if you
see it in the Enterprise. Should a
man bring a copy of the lying sheet
into my home, it would be a signal
for me to do a few stunts with the
toe of my shoe. Its editor is lacking
in intelligence if he thinks he can
fool the people as to his position
in matters attending the murder of
| Sheriff Polk. He would, if he
could, have the people believe that
he, deploring the fact of that crime,
would have brought it's p~erpetrat-
ors to the severest punishment un-
| der the law. He has editorially
said as much; but it is patent to
all close observers that his other
u~tterances on the subject have been
predicated on a policy that will not
denounce wrong or defend right in
any case until dictated to by two
or three persons, of whom he is a
mere puppet. He has criticized
those who sought to bring the foul
murderers of our sheriff to justice.
Prosecuting Attorney Damron and
myself have been the subject of
unjust criticism and lying insinua-
ton, because, in my opinion, he
thought by attacking us he might
in some way help the murderers.
AS natural for them to go to him
for counsel and comfort as for wa
ter to seek it's level. No wonder
the Spaughs made his Office their
rendezvous! No wonder they emu
merated him as their warm person.
al friend when talking to strang-
ers. The editor of the Enterprise
differs from the set only in cour-
age. They will murder. He will
besmirch the character Of better
men than himself, and rejoice
when a murderer escapes the
punishment he so richly deserves.
If I have brought condemnation
upon my head because Ihave tried
to be true to my friend, a fellow
officer and his family, 50 be it. 1
have svmpathized with the widow
and the fatherless children; my
small means and little influence
have been for them. Benny has
used his efforts to save the MUIR
derer from the gallows, and why?
He says the s'ring'' must be
Fought He has taken advantage
Of d stranger, unfamiliar with the
circumstances, and tried to in
fluence him to- plead for the MUIR
derer, but never a word Of SYM
pathy for the widow or children.
What think you of such a man
SO called?
In conclusion, | have tried to do
my duty as a fellow-oficer and
friend Of John Polk. In doing so
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-08
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