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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23
Timely Advice.

Never leave home on a journey
at this season of the year without
a bottle of Chamberlain's lColic,
Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy,
is good advice for old and young.
No one can tell when it may be
required. 1t cannot be obtained
ON board the cars or steam ships.
Buy it before leaving home. For
sale by Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23
Days OF Week.

NoTE-The precipitati onincludes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow
and is recorded in inches and hum
dredths. Ten inches of snow equal
one inch of rain. SGT" indicates
trace of precipitation.
w. III. DELANo, Observer
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23

During the summer kidney ir-
regula rites are often caused by
excessi We drinking or being over
heated. Attend to the kidneys at
once by using Foley's Kidney
Cure. Sold by all druggists.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23

REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE - A
brand new one, but is too small
for my use. Cost 1872; will sell
for S16. R. D. LEWIS,
Arcadia. Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23
LIVE O

WENTWORTH & HILL will buy
wv all your Hogs, Cattle and
Sheep. Just drop US a card at
Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23
Weather Report.

Meteorological report of Volun-
tary Observer at Ironton, Iron
county, Mo-, for the week ending
Tuesday, July 81, 1908:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23
Stimulation Without Irritation.

That is the watchword. That is
what Orino Laxative does. Cleans
es and stimulates the bowls with
out irritrtion in any form.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23

REGISTER office for Job Work.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
Bradley Theater

Finest pictures ever seen iu Put nam is the verdict q fhe crowds com. iug from the Opera house last evening Miss Bessie N hitfofd sings, IN hen You Know 4on re not Forgotten hy the Gifl You Can't Forget, and "brenming Love Of lpuH in her usual good voice, and certainly re- ceiVed a well deserved encore. The pictures for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are The Misers Hoard, pathetic story with touching moral Romance of Fisherman Daugh- ter, "A Thrilling Story of the sea 7 "Sueh Joke, but why don't he Laugh, k a positive cure for the blues. "fhe Football Craze, n rough and tumble hit. "A Race faf Millions, aa exciting and thrilling race between tast express aud an automobile in Race, "A Novelty Race full o( falls and funny situations. "ln Mourning for the Joss of Chohe" i, ]. picture with sad tiile, bat tall If comirai phases and lively finish "t'aIHantc Flutd k one of thc funniest pictures et tlle season. amt k certainly Il seeand *RunaNay Horse lt k one con iinueus laueh and seteam from start to finish anl k worth the price ot ad- mission alene. rhe patrons of this eosN Httie theatre hfe promised an other excellent program fof Thursday when Che pictures and songs may be chauged tof week May II, new pie tufe~ and songs.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
usic made Fat.

They were talking about the msr veaoQS seq H3
 sHet h1N flt she is Wmt pie tbat sh., l. sl gafs'
 sneaf nssdaia said the music mas Ter eg ea staging makes eyeiyhaay t4t IraM G8Wso down. ali these singers vllase method Is correct take on fat amazingly
 "Rnt it k healthy fat h fact. fl is so solid that t might almost he called muscle Ta sing properly as Card~p sinSs is vaa see. enc ef the finest and Whoiesamest exercises that have ever been devised This exercise deepeuS and N eas The chest. eularges The neck argns legs aud to certain extent the abdomen h word il euvelops the singer in q healthy. elastic, well aerat ed tlssee that. for want of q better word. We call fat
 Fl isn't fat. really. though il looks Ike IL II k something finer. higher aoaler than fat."-New orleans Times Democrat
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
rhe -Gao.ea... e.lns.nls.

Fraefifui aHaIss 5n e iais tend epc1 of fotaHas t53es is esesefse ths dlteeliaB af tHer aNss ids ieea made b GeHanY ta Ibe eaap5-zS us,z# err HbfpE1aEl The eeeste af tHe 8aiiMTs mariners eaHpss k Heft zpf-ifiee I iIis tss h,eH ue s~4rK Hi rEte H ae t+F tff.ri if &h1ast .lllie ata It' direction taaalzl fAe H1Ht!s during ih. aats1i .. tse stia as I moves about la di#eren. dHreyfuas lf Has heen fm | however t5iat the rolling and vihmtol ef l sl-p nterfere1 ehA The nee 'ie If tn waves were reHus higA. the needle WIS apt te become unreliallle heeaa@e of it's great seasiiiveneSs to shocks However f when thr needle WIS knoW1 to he iu an analstHrheA eu1di tIaH Il Is connected properly will 8 l;T r.,seeHis wheel kepj cont nus lig in me lion tf's wheel would hold ihe 6eallla ta < trur position The nsnai Shetks oh su5pi3afd would have practically W effect Experiments have been ualc ahratt ll tals connection. especially with l3e AuseAulz eampass The fs sults af iGese experiments have beeH NetA faHHa}le.-I [ Springer ln St NEch3las
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
Organization of Putnam Business Wen
 Association Completed.

4 geoiiy number Of busiuess men were present al the adjourned meeting on Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hall, held for The purpose 0f eompiet- ing inc organization Of business men.
 Al an earlier hour meeting Of the Putnam Business Mems Association
 TBS heid, and the following vote unan- imonsly passed:
 Believing that the interests of the community would be best served by one business menis association, and as- suming that the latest and most up-to- date organization should be able to
 render the best service, we hereby vote
 to dissolve the present Business Mems Association, and recommend that all of our members cooperate with The nc. association.
 Voted, also that the President df this association he directed to turn over all funds in his hands to the new associa-
 ton, whenever the amount Tn the treasury of the new association shall equal the amount now held by Us. F.. M. Arnold. as chairman Of the committee on constitution and bylaws made the report, which was adopted with slight changes, the name of the
 new organization being The Putnam
 Business Mems Association, with en. trance fee of s3.eo, and annual dues of
 s2DD.
 Isaac Champeau, chairman Of the committee on nominations for board
 Of officers, made the following report,
 which was adopted:
 f'resident-E. Nj. Wheaton. Isl Vice frcSident--G. D. Bates. 2d Vice President-Dr. Q. LaKue. 3d Vice Pfesideni-Ri Richard German. Seeretafy-L. c. Williams. Tfeasurcr-G. II. Brown. Executive Committee - Edward MuI- Ian, C. l.. shaw, C. A. Hammond, W. \. Fiske, | ehampeaa. Enthusiastic remarks were made by a number of those present. (. b. sharpe has the distinction of being the first to pay his fee and dues of $500.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08

-Seeegae Fan 's brother, from Mas
 sseha~eltsS, WAS guest al the romffel
 school over sunday. Mrs. Rufus Chase left "Wednesday for Crescent Beach Ia open her cottage for the summer.
 Mrs. Nm. Sheehy, mother of Mrs.
 NJ. NJ. Dwyer. died al her home in speneef, Mass, this, Thursday, morn ing aged so years.
 Harry F. Back. cf killingly, was 1 confirmed as member N the State Central Committee, hy The State Con Nention, on Wednesday. Mrs. N iiliam Il Holmes and son Richard, returned to their home in Westerly, R.l., on "Wednesday and Mir. Homes returned Noaday. after few days with the family of X. N. Mac donald.
 The members ~ The young ladies physical culture class ot the Congrega- tionai church gynlnnsium, aessemps- nted ey the instructor, Miss Hicks. en- leAea dgiNe to the Wolf lAen en We'd ne>daN
 -A tramp Was taken tase custody at ghe depot, es the special police, on "Wednesday X II was traia time he >> locked mo the bsgyaSs rtsom tcn- lsagaftA He leaaa his Nay to the ay- tic, efawlsa through q window u the roef. aai nom there lvll go ihe ground, lie picked himself aP sa1 started on fSa aoMa the slreet. Nas MaS agaln ag. fs.ssei aud placed in the lock .up.
 -A meeting la she interest U tsszed schools i> to be heid in New Hartford ea MoadaN evening next, MN illh. ehas. II, Judd, ef New Haven wil, de- liver aa adane>S ea ,>eaeollng for ! ~eial Life. In Saturday. May lesh. a meeting In the interest of Eiaeauan will he hela tn New Milford, Saturday, May l6th.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
TEa BILLION NEWSPAPERS.
That Was shs Essinaste1 cireais'ts-
 Fer inc Year fsc7.


 Facts reiafiuS fc aewsisalseis and nrwsHat,er 2r5afb arr presssnfel ln Applaf8ax Magazine iu su article 9n -Tbe TpaSfstfsef as f. ls. written by General Charles fl Taylgr sf fae Bos Ion Globe
 -Stat!sfie-- of Anlerie=sn newspapers giving fhs number . each sfate- says General Taylor. were Brst compiled in iSfg, when there was a total 0f 3sb papers of all kind. in the country or these only = were dalises. 36 were rsrni weekfics. iJ trlgeeklies and Eye were weekiIex Of fbe Zj dailies sir were published in New York. only one Of which. the Evening Post. survives under it's original title The latest available figures show that there were fin fl United States in 1907 total of 2l .l3J n. wsl,al,ers rsyIess and such, of which 2sf5 were daliies. iG-2SS weekIies. 2.fzs5 monthl es and IT qusr- teriies e
 Other striking figures are those Of total newspaper circulation. ln l.so this was s.ffs.f4s74J These figures showed an increase over lso Of t4-l per cent. w.ille the increase betwreh lss0 and 1890 was l264 per cent Bas ing his conclusions upon these figures. General Taylor estimates that ID" 10 tai circulation Of the newspapers or the country in lgi7 vas not less than 10000. D0O.eo copies. while he places the income from sales and advertising st x2o6.0O0po
 Of the ad.anee Of the newspaper ss a news conveying agent. General Fay Tor says that there never was time when q newspaper reader got so much for hi- money aS DON. and he iiiIs trates the point b5 recalling thaf in lsj1. when America waa the eiih that has since become so famous. the New York and Boston paPers printed only from 25a te spe words aleoat the event. and tbis fortnight after t occurred. while 1T tbe nresr8t tifae the papers
 in these cities der1te two pr three pages to 2 cup race
 stmIariy in ls1l one telegraph op= efafor seul out aI tbe press matter fre# fbr eonEegtIa1 fhaf nominated Lincoln. while a5 f5e present. lime d iaeir reupanY WiH da9f eEer lae op- efafe-s employed Ii q national con reAtlnn
 saBr papers are what tAe people .aake fhe5ae f+AeE4l fatEof PeakH1 of the aH8H pf Che maffer
 presented .1h, p4HIe deei1es whal fl viebes Co resa tGe editors and publishers trained ia gAei- he~iHe@s sa her th.if eae mate5g aud work Il into tIie finished product news to
 mect the aem8Hd Controllers 0f news papers are often cfieleisel f1r what they print
 @IonrnaIlsts have much heavier fe= sponsibiIity than nHS afber business man The Idle the sell seeking. the nntruthful. the vicious. hesaile them ! at every hand to ase the powerful en zine of the press to curry lhem little Nny along their chosen raal The cd Itor must watch eea~etessEk for t.ese anaeleeiae passengers and eIeet item on sight He appreeiates lhe respan= zlhIltty of hls tfast llf reaches hts Idenl as nearly IL hs. eaH and does far more fur ihe maral~ Df tae eemmunity than lie K usuaff8 ei eresIit for .
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08

out. IHeureuz placed one betNeen thifd and short. -hea doR fof the plate The ball heat ham uat but II took a bad bound and the sesfe ~as tied.
 Putnam dian .ee fifss ia ileif half and had na ironble bianking theiF guests in the tenth.
 II was quick finish Mclaughlin couldn't Ioeate the plate and Dioit walked to the initial sack for Marion. Pop Morse picked up hi. fasorite wag- on tongue, hufnmed q feJse Of ft pol the firing line and A he expressed t. Broke up the game" on bit that cut a swaib tn the virgin hay under the tall oaks, that brought Diott oTeri
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
Superior Court.

The May term opened In Nilliman- tlc Friday with Judge Alberto F. Rofa- back presiding short calendar b9si- ness Was post pGned week by request. and assignments made for the week of May l. One divorce was granted.
 Criminal business Was taken np on Tuesday morning The only ease orig. inatina in this city was that of Charles N ffudcnu, charged en September 5, 1905, wlth ihe embezklement of s4@ from the Prudential Insurance eomRa- ny, who entered plea of guilty. Statess Attorney Searls stated that the accused WIS married man with fl family, and had been agent for ihe in- sufanee company at Putnam. He had made ful restitution and had commit ted no crimes previous te taking this money. IL was his first oiiense and he suggested that 70 days i'll jail might be satisfactory. Attorney Cieissler ap- peafed for the accused and asked for isuiency Judge Rerabatk sentenced lfddeaa to Il day in the county iail.
 Hat two eases occupied the attention of the eonr "Wednesday and those were of minor importance and soon disposed af .fhe jafy wis eNeased uH- til next Tuesday.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08

| 7# Aaufegan | .0l9
 pX4F4tHE ksHHas |
 Ia game characterized ty last clean work b9 auth tetmsi aud one thM WIS credit ta either. win of loose, lsaseil nipple, followed by single Of Moofefs 6Ht. Wou fol bayyille in tBe lenth mfifr ealsse of Putnam made hit h. was impartial in his decisions and kepi the game moving. l Bay7ilfe uu Il q | n T [ q l-i Andems q Q . . q | Il . Q co
 N=4AffVfrte I wkGREGAN .
 II took len Innings of hard fighting fer the Rose eity's to put Wauregan to the mat. Mayor rhayer of Norwich threw ihr first ball, nnd the big bugs of the lenene were al the fing.ids. Pitcher Lehler snn h. own game ln theaenth hN getting ! single e4ef lir-i lhut ~e0red InfoWe, who had reached thifd on pas and poor throw To see oHd
 \ faaeale DUO oaoe l-t
 r. H. s TWICE WtSNta
 Tie tlieE se69el team nf leas has nel heen sn5pas,eli 5n Inc history of the -shoo'- athletics Webster High Mas odlelassed in The game on Friday hs il -eore of |. to six Rich was an enigma ie the hays nj romffct school and they did aot locate him until tie 1thi and bu thfce hits were made oil hiai f0t- nam eol two men around and kept the lend up ta the a9h when ronfrct took the lead l to 2, When Putnam can ( in in then half n crowd of outside reet- CTS took u position al third base ano in thr din that followed pomfcti x pitcher hrnkr al tile wife and passed thfee men and kenny's gpuudef cleared the bases, winning tof Putnam, b-4.
 Warmer Weather-iasler ball
 The ampire hoodo made an carly ap. pearauee.
 The Manager has pait of new shoes.
 Aflhef leanzaa ha~ signed with B0keit of Nafceslet. llewill he found nj slaian
 Putnam Ns MlaamselHe en the Ma5se lf ~amlat ai 70. Admission l5e Indies iee Madesl manager Rt zpnl Is aleaAa predicting that his team will iss usl II the end ef the season to elalleugs lhe league leaders tA a sefies of games fal the cham Pion- ship ol Eastern Connecticut r. Il eoedieris al,o manager of the bunch. He sleeps with the rule book under his pillow, draws diagrams of new plays and K inNenting base ball that won't get vel when Il gees in the riNet.
 The scorers bench k now A reality. Nor k t made of soap boxes ot nll pickle kegs either, but k z real table and houghten chairs and they were not bought with green trading stamps. Me hope the Manager will receive his just reward,
 Speaking ef the Manager Every one noticed marked improvement in his haekstep work, and he also con ttihuled drive that would haze been gaad for two sacks had he been am hitiaus rhe Manager delights in prae~ lice and induiges whenever he can gel anything to catch, and he K willing to catch anything from an early train to flies on the kitchen window: he eau ghg Red Gagne getting his hair cut thts week. Red says he wont catch him doing the merry ge-7eand for the enpeies again thIs wear,
 Aadenls plaN paNVille on the Andem grounds at saal Cordser X iielair wiil hTai,a HeaiIy printed score cards \ #iea vii hs lagsss,i to the ladie, and
 asssaien lss ihe sealai laasee raft at
 A abaael sas 5ewetl city ding 44MN
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
Pictures changed Monday and Thursday.
New Malay Opium Cure Being Distributed by New
 York Society.

Cooperating with missions in Ma Iaysfa. the Windsor Laboratories ei New York have secured a supply of the wonderful eombfetum plant, which has done so much to feYoiu- tionize the treatment ot the opium
 X generous supply ot the new fehe- dy. together win fall instructions Tor its Hse, and nited ~tate> ranSllaI Tes ports bearing on the subject Will be sent to any sufferer. To 0ptaiu free supply of this remedy and the eauSr= lar feaous, address Windsor Ia5ofa= fafies. Branch so. lss4 East z5Jli street. NaW York tffXs
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
I'm. M,,e. p,. Peril.

The lawyer for the defense: T ask the sympathy ef the court for my most unfortunate client When he commit tssi this homici5se he was the victim of circumstance> over which he had an possible control For six years he ate his meals af ] lsaardinS house where the only dessert was mince pie. l am hae6~a bF humanity when ask this mans aegHisfal ea t'se ground of pieo- manla'" eievelana rlatn peaier
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08

None out when winning run was made
 Innings 6 e1o C.AC. . 0 c 0 Q , . i-s j. (. | c | J ; c l O.
 Two base hits, Morse, Rail, VII. Hams. @tfuck out, by Magnan 1, Me T.ouehiin ,. Base on balls, Magnan4, Mclaughlin ,. HI by pitcher, Willis. -nerifiee hts, Raiii, Shea, Robertson 7, : nth. stolen buses, fatre !, Gagne $ Lizotie. lbouble play, Williams to Mckinney upire Berthiame. Time ssla Attendance 55D.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
a.... m.-es. :. U Z. at..sse....l

Et No8 ias-e Taists ta the back tss@8fN haddsg eF klaneA troaese. ata aafgt a certain. pleasant herb cure Af WhaHans tits, gFy Mother Gray < Australian lseat. ig x sasc and never saAEtes Eessliataf- At neagEtsis or hv Mail A Cts. sample package kREk. Adle>>, The Mother tsra4 Go, i.ekoy, \.
 lA-se
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
A Certain Cure tar Aeaies Fee,

Shake Into your shoes Aliens toot Ease, DOW der. II cures Tired, Ach ing, Gaaloas. Sweating, ~watien fesi Nt all Druggist, and shoe -lore>. 25c sample FREE. Address, Allen . olmstea. tekey N. A
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
For Sale

h order 10 el,se fhe estate et Ado ianl idl!ex. will sell ss priXate sale, the home place. eon~inng q a 1et, hause and twa narns. corner of school ana MaS streets, Inquire af Edward G. Wright l9t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-06
MANY ARE RELIEVED.
Tremendous Popularity OF vegetable
Prescription" In this Vicinity,

That the readers of this paper APP
preciate advice when given in good
faith Is plainly demonstrated by the
fact that one we'll known local phar.
macy supplied the ingredients for the
vegetable prescription" many times
within the past two weeks. The an
nouncement of this simple, harmless
mixture has certainly accomplished
much in reducing the great many cases
of kidney complaint and rheumatism
here, relieving pain and misery, espec-
tally among the older population, who
are always suffering more or less with
bladder and urinary troubles, backache
and particularly rheumatism.
Another well known druggist asks
us to continue the announcement of
the prescription. 1t is doing so much
real good here, he continues, that it
would be crime not to do so. II can
not be repeated too often. and further
states many cases of remarkable cures
wrought.
The following is the prescription of
simple ingredients. making harmless
inexpensive compound, which any per-
son can prepare by shaking well in a
bottle: Fluid Extract Dandelion, one
half ounce Compound Kargon, one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparila,
three ounces ANY first class drug
store will sell this small amount of
each ingredient, and the dose for
adults is one teaspoonful to be taken
after each meal and again at bedtime
| There is enough here to last for one
week, If taken according to directions
Good results will be apparent from the
| first few doses.
But unless you go to the trouble to
ask the druggist for the Dandelion and
Sarsaparlla separately and then buy
one ounce Kargon Compound, in an or.
iginal Unopened package. plainly
printed, Guaranteed No. 10S under Ma
tional Drug Law, and mix the Kargon
with the other ingredients at youl
home you had better not use this effec
tive prescription at all IL may be
worse than useless, perhaps even harm
full and your money wasted, Under nc
circumstances accept the prescription
all ready prepared, nor accept any ex
cuse for offering II to you that way
Purchase separately the Kargon Com
pound, No. 10S Guarantee, as explained
above and mix these three ingredients
at home yourself, or don't use at all
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-06
COOPER GROWING
IN POPULAR
ESTEEM
Many ClamOr To Meet Him As
Visit Draws To a Close
BIG BATCH OF INTERVIEWS
People From All Walks OF Life and
With All Sorts of Troubles Find
Relief Through Cooper

Chicago, March 5.-In view of the
enormous sale of Cooper's prepare
tons now going on in this city and the
intense interest which Mr. Cooper has
stirred up since his arrival, a repres-
entative of the Journal spent an after
noon at the young mans headquarters
watching the swarm of humanity come
and go.
During the afternoon the reporter
Interviewed many of the callers and OBJ
tanned statements from all who cared
to give them as to their experiences
with Cooper and his preparations.
The following are selected from
those statements as being typical of
the general expression of the people
seen:
Mr. " Trocolo, living at 4724 Ar
mour avenue said;
Two years ago, while in the best
of health, was stricken down with
rheumatism, which affected my arms
so that | could not raise them above
my head For this reason | had to
give up my profession as musician
and abandon my harp altogether;
could not play it at all Gradually the
rheumatism spread to my limbs. and II
was with great difficulty that | could
walk, my appetite became very poor
and began to get discouraged.
"One day | read Of Cooper's- prepa
rations In the newspapers and what
| they were doing for Chicago people
and | decided to try them as last re
sort as had tried every known rem
edy but without any result. pur
| chased treatment. and soon after
commencing same | noticed an i'm
provement in my appetite. which be
came normal again; also the pains In
my arms and limbs decreased, and
was soon able 10 raise my arms high
above my head and could walk with
out any difficulty, | am feeling fine
and expect TO go back to my profes
/ sion again; it will seem good to be
able to play on my harp once more but
should never have been able to do sc
! If | had not used CoOper's prepare
tions. They saved me where al
others failed.
81 want to praise these remedies al
| can for they are certainly wonder
full
Mr.. r. l.. Sidwell a justice of the
peace living at 1922 Dearborn street
when questioned. said:
For years | have been suffering
from stomach trouble. | would Otter
have a burning sensation and aftel
eating would always have terrible
pains through my body, / tried mum
erous remedies, but could secure M
relief, and gradually my health broke
down until | thought there was nj
cure for me. One day | read OF Mr.
Coopers wonderful success in thi!
city and determined to give the medi
cines a trial. After using them for
short time | began to feel better ant
inside of week | could eat withou
suffering afterward. | am regainini
my strength and feel like new man