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The Washington herald., 1908-01-01

the same owners Nala received the
championship award Ia the heavy weight
class
In the other branches of sports, Yale
won the football championship, with
Pennsylvania second. As these two teams
did not play against each other, there was
no way Of definitely deciding the real
championship The MarleybOne Cricket
Club Of England easily defeated the best
American elevens r. d. Garden, with a
Peirce machine, won the Glidden tour
which was the only auto event of impor-
tance, as the Vanderbilt race was not de-
cided this year. Navarro, who won the
Grand PriX and Emperor Williams Cup,
is the leading autoist for the year.
The ROckaway Hunting Club defeated
the Bryn Mawr team for the polo cham
pionship and the Astor Cup by l2 points
10 2Iz.
Calvin Demarest is the amateur cham
pion billiardist, having won the Glass A
title at the Liederkranz Club Of New
York
In the professional ranks, Jacob Schae-
fer is ISL balk-line champion, and George
Sutton ls-2 champion. Harry Cline. OF
Philadelphia, is the champion three
cushion player.
Rutt and Stol. the HoIland-Germa
team, defeated Fogler and Moran for the
siX-day bicycle championship.
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JEFFRIES CANNOT FIGHT AGAIN
Champions Mother Says that Jim
Promised Her 10 Retire.

Columbus, Ohio, Dee. 81" Jim will
never fight again. He has promised me
and he'll keep his word With these
words, spoken here to-day while she was
visiting a niece. Mrs W. F. Leonard.
Mrs. Lex Jeffries. mother Of the unde-
feated heavyweight, explained why
Jim Jeffries viii not re-enter the roped
arena, though so smany aIluring offers
have reached him.
Mrs. Jeffries. though seventy-two years
old, is active, and says she Is in the best
of health. Il was Just before she left
Mrs LeoEard's home with her daughter.
who accompanied her from her Los An
geles home, that Mrs. Jeffries talked of
her son.
I have been against prize fighting and
didn't want Jim to go into the busi-
ness" she said. But I guess 1 am like
every other mother. It is pretty hard for
ME TO conceal the pride in q son who is
the best man IN the world But Jim
never Will fight again. He has promised
me that. and viii keep his word.
Mrs. Jeffries told OF her home near los
Angeles, and said she had just sold sew
enty acres OF the place on the outskirts
TO real estate agency for 10000. and
need not fear want even If her son
should be unable TO care for her.
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DEATHS DURING YEAR IN SPORTING WORLD

Dennis Mack, forherly we'll
known ballplayer at Provi-
dence. aged forty
Charles Marvin, thoroughbred
trainer. at Lexington, Ky, Feb
ruary !, aged sixty-eight.
Maurice Mcknight, starter at
racetrack and former jockey,
ar Kansas City aged thirty
one.
Louis Meattiing, American cy-
clist, killed at Dresden, Ger
many, June -.
w. :. NImicIS. former president
PittsburS club. at Pasadena,
Cal. January q.
Fred O'ConneiI. sporting writer,
at Boston. April q.
Ii. }. Pc Try, turfman and sport
ing man, at GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
January i.
Fred Ross, former jockey. killed
al Oakland track, February Is.
aged sixty.
Timothy Ryan, former baseball
umpire and local player, in
Chicago. December "a.
-huAEoS NdAiHbUEgs NDteu trainer
and owner. at New York. May 3.
Fred Schacht. former Minnesota
football player, at Seattle.
March ,.
Charles :. Stahi, manager Boston
Americans, committed suicide
at West Baden, March 2S.
George Ii. Sheldon, former fancy
diving champion. at St. Louis,
November "a.
Hod Stuart, hockey player, killed
in Canada
Ezra sutton, former noted ball
player. at Braintree, Mass,
June 20. aged fifty-seven.
John Sweeney. billiard player. at
Detroit, July II.
BeBjamin TimmonN, trainer, at
San Francisco, March 25.
Charles Treyathan, racetrack Of
fctal and writer, at West
Baden. March 16.
Harry 4. Watson, veteran cTick-
eter, at Chicago. February 10.
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SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST EACE-Five and one-half ftulongs. Bon.
heU % Rice. 80 20 ]. won: Altar 81 0llbGu.
8 20 :. second Ha1ves. g kelly % 10 J. tl-ird.
Time % %. Emma c.. BraFoune Ban Lord VIII
more. Amanda, Alice F.. Chsay. and Bannatyue
also
SECOND RACE-six and one-half f1rlongs Sill
yer Wedding. 100 DAVIS, Is 70 J. son. Hemdotus.
IL Pest. 70 s. second Sister Francis IL lLentzi
to J. third Time . IS Mead. Boloman, Peggy
ONei Lustig. and Eiegation also Herssiu left
THIRD RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles All
Abaze. l04 lW. Aiillai. I 20 J. aon Lassen. loi
McLaini. Is 20 ]. seoDnd; Jae1mo 10 Lynchl, ? 10
J. third Time. 81 a.. La sale. LUc1n, Excite
ment and Treazuc Seeker also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FEs and onehan furiongs
BUrleigh, Is NcIaini, q J. won, Cio1d Light.
ll0 Davis. y 20 J. second Burning Bush i0- Gsr-
gam, u % J. ttird Time. Ia8. Native Son AFg-
lita. Triumphant Bmposl. and Collector Jessup
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy Yards. Fun
nyside l0i lMentryl. to J. Won Shady Lad. l99
Sandy. s % J. second; Iaabeii;a, l5i lRicel, %
70 J. third. Time, ! 30 IS MaTaue. HuzZah. Santa
Ray. Stand Over. Flaunt, Ethel Abbotts and Beech
wood also Tan.
SIXTH RACE-Six frlougs Rose Cherry. Ig7
lBodeu 10 J. woB Plausible l07 CIckinnf. Z 20
O. second Emily NJ. l0 NioFelsndl. 80 10 l. thiTd.
Time. II. Rosy Light, Wimp3e, I. j. H, Fuze.
Psspdella Paadina. Mrs. Mathews. Purse Rose, and
kauClita also ran.
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Memphis, Dec. 91-Announcement Of a
greater racing circuit in Texas has been
received by hoTsemen wintering at Mont
gomery Park. The Texas Thoroughbred
Association, which has control of the
game in that State. intend opening early
in September with a meet at Austin, TO
be followed by meetings al san Antonio,
Fort Worth. Houston. Dallas. and Beau
mont. in Texas. and Shreveport in Lou
isiana, and possibly Denver, in Colorado.
which seeks admission.
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baldwin Defeated summers.

Chelsea, Mass, Dec. 21-Matty Bald
win, Of Boston. last night gained a de-
cision over Johnny Summers. Of England,
in twelve-round bout at the Winnissim-
met A. c. At no time during the bout did
the Englishman show to advantage. with
the possible exception or the ninth round,
when he assumed the aggressive, and
with lightning left jabs to the face and
wicked right-hand swings and uppercuts
to the body and head had Baldwin bit
tired
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barney Aaron, former pugilist, at
New York, May 30, seventy
seven years.
James Andrews. well-knoWn ball
player, at Chicago, December p.
Robert Bradley t"Virginia"). turf
man, It home In Virginia, April
u.
Isaac BuFkaIOw, former profess
sional ballplayer. at Louisville,
April IS.
Edward Burke. Well-knOwn ball
player, at Utica. \. Y, NoYem-
ber 26. aged forty-three.
Denny Cosfigan, veteran sport
ing man, at New York, Novem-
Der 49,
George Cole. former Minnesota
football captain, March 10.
Hurry COrbett, WeU-knOWn san
Francisco sporting man, at San
Francisco, February 1e,
Hurry DoIan, Boston National
out1ielder. at Louisville. March
%.
Charles o. Du PIesSis. official
Handicapped A. A. L., at Chi
cago, April II.
Nathaniel Dyment, breeder and
hOrseowner, at Barrie, Ont,
February 3. aged seventy-four.
William Edwards, former light
weight champion, at Brooklyn,
August l.. aged sixty-three.
John FOULS. professional golfer,
at Wheaton. April Is.
Austin Gibbons, former light
weight champion, at Paterson.
n j.. December S.
Patrick J. Hynes, ballplayer. shot
dead at St. Louis, March j.
Hughey Kane, sporting man, at
Mineral Springs, Tex January
IL
Harry KuhI, well-known race
track official. at Pueblo. Colo,
October 10. aged forty five.
Urban Macdonald. bicyclist, at
New York, December II, from
injuries received in six-day
race.
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CONDITIONS OF THE BOUT.

Contestants lsbo Attsll. feather weight
champion Of America, and Owen Moran. OF
England
Pmse-Sixty per cent Of the gross re-
ceipts. Of ghich the winner win take Is per
cent and the loser . per cent.
Weight-One hundred and twenty pounds
two and a half hours before the time Of be-
ginning the battle. - .. H., to-day.
Place Of contest Mission street open-air
arena, san Francisco. Cal.
Number Of Tounds-TWentl-fTe
Referee Retired Heavyweight Champion
Of the World James J. Jefnes. whose fee
viii be N.000.
Promoter Of the bont-Jsmes W CoHroth
Favorite il the betting -Attel. on whom
70 10 is offered
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Palace Tenpin Tourney.
wing are the totals for ten rames.
SN0REs.
Lancaster WIN Have Citib.

Lancaster. Pa. Dec. Sl.-It has been
settled that Lancaster will have a team
in the Tri-State League this season. At
a meeting yesterday at the courthouse of
q number of well-knoWn business men.
an organization was perfected, and it was
decided to take up the franchise and
players of the Lancaster club.
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New Orleans, Dec RIP an equal
favorite at to 5 with Pete Vinegar, won
the steeplachase over the old course
which was the feature event on to-day s
card. Full Of Fun. at Is to l, finished
third
Long shots were in order, ]. J., Jr.. at
20 10 l. winning the opening race. while
Hustled, at i6 to l. captured the closing
event. but was disqualified The race
went to Anna Day. the 6-to-5 favorlte
Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Six fur.ongs. ]. J.. Jr., p7 ~
Powers. % 10 : Won. Prince HoheBl0he Il0 (Not
teri. 70 2. second ROYAL Rond. l07 j. Leel .
% !. third. Time, is 35 C0nsantia. Fire Opal.
ldalo Durable, Tom McAfee. Des Hauno, Jim
Hill, Ben Logan. May Rowe, and Lady Franklin
also ran.
SECOND RACE -Steepleobase; short course. Rip
l53 tATchibaldl. 3 90 s. won Pete Vinegar lB
lWeltonl, 20 5, second FuIl Of Fun, I4s lslc-
Clure). Is to l. third Time 800 Is. Coal Black
Lazy, Onyx II, Ralph Reese, and MeTy Maker
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fiye and one-haH furlongs. Al
satIan. ia lMcDaniej 10 , W0B; Melange 100
Is. Flynn. 80 20 J. second; Bitter Sir, los ~.
Powers, 2 TO !. third. Time. ! Ns 25. Lorrimer.
Dick Rose Orlaudot. Bayou LARK, Third Rail
Ethel CaH, BaNa. Esther Brother. Bulkhead. and
Petulant also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile and sixteenth.
Pasadena. is az. Powers, i 10 s. Won; Alma
Duiour. l0i lNotterl. % TO- second, Old Honesty
ll2 Lee, TO 2 third. Time La 35. Plantlaud
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six fuTlorgs- Jacobite 70 lNo3-
Ter. 10 s. won: Colloquy l05 Minderi l8 % g.
second; FIRST Premium ia lAIcDanielj. 20 % J.
third. Tule. LIS 25. Lens. Prince Ahmed. and
Comedieaie also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile and a furlong. Hustled,
III tN Ott. Is 10 /. won Anna Day. 1d3 fN0tteTJ
20 5, second; Odess0 l03 tPickensJ. Is 70 1.
third. Time. Isl IS l. McFaran JACK Witt
Lady Oakland Rebounder Bell the Cat. Athena.
and Ternus also ;an. Hustled disqualified for foul
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LOCAL B0WLERS WIN.
Defeat Baltimoreans by 26 Pins in
InteFeify Tourney.

A picked team from the Royal alIevs
made flying visit TO Baltimore Monday
night to play the second half of the inter
city duckpn tourney.
The first three games were played in
this city Friday. December %. Washing
ton winning two out of three. with a
total of 1,529 to 1,51S for Baltimore.
The score for the second series was as
follows:
Washington. i93. Baltimore. LES
Total for the six games: Washington, 3O22: Bal
tinore 2g9S
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MRS. GEORGE BROWN DEAD.
Wife of Former Washington Base
ball Player Passes Away

Brooklyn. Dec. a-Mrs. George f.
Brown, wife of the ex-Giants' outfelder.
who died Sunday after an Illness lasting
more than two years. VIII be buried to-
morrow. Three years ago Mrs Brown
scaled close to $50 pounds. but at the time
Of her death weighed little more than 100
pounds.
George Brown, the former New
York National player. is Washing
ton man who learned baseball on the
SAND lots of this city lie was mar
ried 10 Miss sausviIle, of Brooklyn.
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John flynn. ex-Pitcher. Dead

Lawrence, Mass, Dec. S1-John A.
Flynn. at one time famous as a pitcher in
the National League, died to-day from
grip. lie had been i'll since Christmas
He was a member Of the champion Chi
cagO team of 1856
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RECORD SEASON In
WORLD OF SPORTS
Remarkable FeatS Made the
Year Notable One.
MANY ATHLETIC MARKS
Americans Won international
Contests with Ease.

Baseball Enjoyed Great Year, Both
from s Sporting and Business Point
Of View. While sixteen Records
Were Smashed on Field and Track.
Coming of CantIIIon Feature OF
Local SeasOn-Keene "a Leader.
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nernhard. slsns with NashrilIe.

Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 31.-William Bern
hard, formerly a pitcher of the Cleveland
American League team. has signed q con
tract 10 manage the Nashville Southern
League club next season.
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RIP CAPTURES CHASE
Takes Feature from Pete
Vinegar at New Orleans.
EQUAL FAVORITEs AT s TO 5

j. j., JT., az 20 TO I, Wins Opening
Race, While Hustled, at &c 20 1,
Finishes First in Last Event, hut
IL Disqualified, and First Money
Goes to Anna Day, G-to-5 Fayorite.
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FIGHTERS ARE READY
Abe Attell 1O-tO-7 FavOrite
Over Owen Moran.
FOR FEATHER-WEIGHT TITLE

American Is Considered One of the
Most Scientific B0xeFs I'm Ring, but
Followers of EngIishman Believe
that Their Man Is Stronger, and
VIII via Long Drawn Out Battle.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS.
UNION LEAGUE
ROYAL Dueknin Tournew

Roberts is still leading in the duckpin
tournament at the Royal. having a total
Of 1886 pine for ten games
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Tennis Players Busy.


Tennis players enjoyed a busy year.
The team sent from America to contest
the Davis Cup was defeated by the Aus
tralians. who eventually won the trophy.
Miss May Sutton, the California expert.
did not defend her title of woman cham
pion of England and defaulted, although
she won every tournament. including the
Welsh and London championships. during
her stay on the other side
In the mems championship. W. 4.
Larned defeated r. Leroy and became
the permanent owner of the cup. In the
mems doubles, F. B. Alexander and II. H
Haekett defeated w C. Grant and Her
bert i. Westfall and won the triangular
series In the final round Of the cham
pionship at Newport, Beals c. Wright
and Holcomb Ward. the holders of the
doubles Title, Gefauited to Alexander and
Hackett. In the absence of Miss Nav
Sutton, the woman's singles champion
ship went TO Miss Carrie Neelv. Of Gin
cinnau, who defeated Mrs w II. Pouch
OF EngiewOOd n. j.. IN the final round
Miss Neely, with Miss Weimer, also won
the doubles, defeating i'm the champion
snip round the Misses WildeY The mixed
doubles went to Miss Mildred WiIdev
and w. II. ~Tilden, who won from Miss
Wagner and DR.. Z. B. Dewhurst. The
singles indoor championship for men went
10 r. r. Pell, who defeated w. c. Grant
while Miss Elizabeth II. Moore carried of
the Woman's indoor title by winning from
Miss Marie Wagner.
Jay Gould stands out cOnsDicuOuslv iD
court tennis circles. The young Colum-
bia freshman went through the entire
season with an unbeaten record. His
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
The Cove.

Christmas has come and gone,
and it is now time for New Year
resolutions.
There is lots of sickness here
now. VIM. Depew, Sr., is real
sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Yount and her brother, H..
w. Anderson, spent Christmas
with their parents at Goodwater.
After the holidays Winn will re-
turn to Lexington, Mo-, where he
has position as reviewing officer
in the Military Academy.
There is a protracted meeting in
progress at the Cove, conducted by
Revs. Calvert, Wood and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bennett
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. p. Andrews.
The Misses Sigman of Flat River
were guests of Will Sigman dnr-
ing Christmas week,
Mr.. Martin and family we're the
guest of DR.. j. FL. Martin Christ
mas.
Yes, Mr.. Editor, the big fishing
lake and summer hotel in the Shut
In are progressing slowly. But il
is rumored that the government
has sent surveyors down to survey
the governments land adjoining
the Shut In, preparatory to selling
to the big dam company.
KITTY.
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LIVING BY THE COMPASS.
New and Quaint Theory That is Held
by French Mystic.

A quaint theory is that French
mystic, who holds that the four points
Of the compass have an Influence on
human health and well-being. Travel
ing westward, asserts this authority,
induces melancholy; travelling east
ward brings cheerfulness; southwark
languor and irritability, and north
ward calmness. 1t is question of
electrical currents, and the influence
Is felt not only when travelling, but
also when at home. The best posture
for working is to face either north or
east, says the Frenchman In these
positions you receive positive waves
Of electricity, the negative currents
coming from the other two points,
south and west. Even the sleep is i'm
proved, 1t seems, If the foot of the
bed be turned to the north or the
east. To sleep in the contrary posi-
ton induces nightmare and general
uneasiness.
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A Common Cold.

We claim that if catching cold
could be avoided some Of the most
dangerous Diseases would never
be heard of. A cold often forms a
culture bed for germs of infectious
diseases. Consumption, pneumo-
mia, diphtheria and scarlet fever,
four of the most dangerous and
fatal diseases, are Of this class.
The culture bed formed by the cold
favors the development of the
germs of these diseases, that
would not otherwise find lodg-
ment. There Is little danger how
ever, of any of these diseases be-
ing contracted when good ex-
pectorant cough medicine like
Chamberlain's Congh Remedy is
used. 1t cleans out these culture
beds that favor the development
Of the germs Of these diseases.
That isswhy this remedy has proved
so universally successful in pre-
venting pneumonia. 1t not only
cures your cold quickly, but mimi
mizes the risk Of contracting these
dangerous diseases. For sale by
the Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02
Carver Creek Items.

We are having plenty of snow
and rain.
A. G.. Pinkley, who is employed
as brakeman on the M. r. & B.
T. Railroad, visited home folk tn G
past week.
Edward Swaringim is visiting
relatives at Monterey.
Mr. and Mrs. Almarene Sheriff.
of Hogan had business in Ironton
Saturday.
T. @. Pratt Of Marble Creek Wis
tied his daughter, Mrs. John Pink
ley, the past week.
Miss Hattie Swaringim has re-
turned home to spend Christmas.
Alexander Parks of Leadwood is
calling on his best girl this week.
The wolves are getting quite nu-
merous here. Some of our boys
went hunting Saturday night, and
got their dogs torn up pretty badly
by them.
Mrs. Frank Parker is seriously
i'll at this writing.
Lloyd McGee of Irondale visited
his brother, our teacher, the past
week. BLUE BIRD.
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Christmas has come and gone
and we had no fighting. Some Sc
we're criticism, however, of some
of the decisions rendered at the
adjourned term cf circuit court.
James A. Kitchell, of Whites
boro, Texas, gave our circuit
court call; also Justice Rasche of
Ironton call, where he pleaded
guilty to carrying knucks and was
fined $50 and costs, amounting to
S5S.50, which he paid December
oath. He ate Christmas dinner in
Texarkana, from where he wrote a
letter back to his parents at An
napolis, stating that within a half
hour after his arrival had gotten a
pass from Texarkana to Whites
boro; he was due to arrive in Bon
ham, Texas, $3.50 o'clock that eve
ming. That is getting over the
road in hurry.
Flank Buckner, half a mile from
Annapolis, who has been lodging
warrant issued November I'd,
1906, for carrying concealed weap-
ons, has surrendered to Justice
Kitchell and is leaving his case to
the tender mercies of the law and
the Justice, where three charges
are alleged against him.
Work is getting plentiful again,
and times are expected to boom in
the near future.
Five dollars reward for the re-
turn of the docket and ledger sto-
len from Squire Kitchells Office on
the night of November 26th. The
culprit was no bum or tramp.
There is talk of another sanctifi-
ed meeting being held here. Why
not all turn out and hear them
preach? 1t will be good for some
of you to go as well as myself.
Well, we have no beer nor whis-
key in our town at present. | don't
think that there were over fifty
one and two gallon jugs unloaded
here during Christmas week, and
thirty or forty cases of beer, and
no one had a half pint the next
day. Too bad, boys.
D. A. Worley took Wade Hamp-
ton and wife to Rose Hill in Rey-
nolds county, and expects to be
gone three days or more.
DR.. G. HI. Jones was called by tel
| |enhone To see his natient. Mary f.
Kitchell, who has been in poor
health for fifteen months and does
not seem that she will ever be able
to be out again.
Sanford L. Dunn is reported
very sick at present. )
Noah S. Harris is getting around
again, but not able to work, and is
yet feeble and looks bad.
Good night, Mr.. Printer.
BULLETIN.
December Goth.
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Annapolis News.

Rain, rain, rain! Snow next.
Christmas will be dull here. No
money.
Twenty-Five one gallon jugs OF
"hog corn whiskey, as it is called,
was received at the Annapolis sta
ton from the distillery at Poplar
Bluff during the past three days.
Lou T. Webb will soon have her
store house completed and COM
mence selling goods.
|. Sam Shy and James Shy of Sa-
bula were here to-day.
John r. Kftchell, local conduc-
tor, took a lay off to visit his faith
or and mother here and spend a
couple Of days hunting. He bag
ged q wild turkey weighing twen-
ty-three pounds dressed.
Robert Santhoff shipped three
cars of lumber from here the past
week.
Ed Delaney of Flat River is in
Annapolis. He reports that he is
engaged in iron mining, south Of
Williamsville, and owns most OF
the stock in the mines. He says
the mines are inexhaustible and
pay handsome dividends at pres
ent time.
Jesse Culton has quit his rowdy-
ing and is making good steady
man of himself. There are lots Of
worse men than Jesse.
Wade Hampton and wife are on
q visit to his brother Charlie at
Annapolis. Wade reports times
good and plenty of money, and
says he refused a job Of block set
ting at S2.25 per day, just before
he started to Annapolis.
Wm. Willet has rented the Jas.
Mcdaniel property in Annapolis,
and will move To town. He sold
Ills farm some Time ago for $500,
and has To- give possession.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-01-02

Most victims of appendicitis
are those who are habitually con-
stipated. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation
by stimulating the liver and
bowels and restores the natural
action of the bowels. Orino Lax
ative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate
or grippe and is mild and pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by all druggists.
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December Both.
Card.

This is to certify that all drug
gists are authorized to refund
your money if Foley's Honey and
Tar fails to cure your cough or
cold. 1t stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious re-
suits from cold. Cures la grippe
and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no
opiates. The genuine is in a yell
low package. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by all druggists.
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An Insidious Danger.

One Of the worst features of kid
ney trouble is that it is an in
sidious disease and before the vic
tim realizes his danger he may
have fatal malady. Take Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure at the first
sign of trouble as it corrects
Irregularities and prevents Bright's
disease and diabetes. Sold by all
druggists.
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Public Speaker Interrupted.

Public Speakers are frequently
interrupted by people coughing
This would not happen if Foley's S
Honey and Tar were taken, as it
cures coughs and colds and pre-
vents pneumonia and consumption
The genuine contains no opiates
and is in yellow package. Sold
by all druggists.