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Dr. j. Eugene Jordan. Seattle. w. T.:
Dear sr-Two of my children, boy aged
IL and girl years, had the measles q little
over year sgo. Both being rather deli
cate. the disease settled upon their lungs
All treatment to remove il seemed . fall
ure. They both continued to grow worse.
coughing constantly. had no appetite. be-
coming greatly reduced In flesh.
Ny friends. realix ng. rs well rs myself.
that my children were in . very critical
condition, with every symptom of quick
consumption tali treatment 80 far being an
inter failnre). urged upon me TO try DR.. ].
Eugene Jordan's medicine. took their
advice--sent you statement of their con-
dition, receiving your medicine with in
structions. began treating at once. Ny
children began improving and within =
week their cough had stopped and were
calling for something TO eat often during
the day. They continued to improve so
rapidly that it astonished Us all. l kept
up ths treatment fer two months, both
being in excellent health by that time. II
Is now three months since. and they are
enjoying better health than they ever did.
am happy TO make this statement Of
facts, and hope II may be the means OF
benefiting others as IL has in our case.
am very truly yours.
JOE II. RAY.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
NOTION, March is--Atehl son. Topeka 4 Santa
" =. Burlington iorsa. Mexican Central tom
nea) i7sss San Diego l..
Ax FRANCISCO MARKET KxvfKw.
AS fnAxcisco. March wheat steady;
sesley-etrons No feed, soc.
oas-nm; TO bags from Oregon received
lay choice feed. sa.saass. Ma feed, u-gT, 1;
esss grades. aotesslaa
Acps-eeei2ssr
fos..oss--ssesay and ilrm; Early Rose. s2sc.
teefaesA ssas 50: Barhsnks. g. sseze.sA
On 'AH''' rs s''' - sA'''e' :
kW-supplies ample: California. issss' &c.
kae>efn. ixdlse
Oarser-T. r. Cakes wheat Tacoma 20 Cork !:
- ~aish. Seattle 30 san Francisco
NEW YORK xKacaASnisg
NV cak. March II Hops Easy and quiet
toaec-opiions closed barely STEADY: an
saeneed 10 70 points up; sales. rssou hays
SsNhs uSisc@iSaa. April. sISesS9iSeo; MAY
&s$lse; Jane. 81 sksls 20 spct Rio, an.
Nc
sssar-RAw. erm sales, see bids ana "a
49, knsiish island muscovs ado. ~. tsss. Size.
49, oses DO cenuftwgals. ss-sess. 5 ia: rSnnei
ssedy: OF A. is-lsc; confectionery A, 8 i-lss:
powdered. &C.
0cpper-Seminsi
sss-hArely steady domestic. ESstS
ssa-hasy; Straits. s2oiA
CHICAGO lIyx srock sxrusr.
eaicAse. March Is Cattle Receipts. isass.
~ y and weaker; eeeves sistssss steers 81 ass
t&a2a
nees-keeeipss. aa.Uso. strong % los higher.
o4A ''s"" Wv
ssesn- Receipts. ZOO: strong: natives. s. W
western eorn-fed q sss4Ase. Texas. $40
CHICAGO rSoercK xAgkEv.
sNseAsos March iS-- Rye-Nsy. 90 .t4ssse.
.sssisy--Nothins doing.
vhixky-xa
.solaen-sasoassc short clear, sSSssS =.
sass rsas. March. ,Aess,.
nsxsfcoi q sAfs xAsxKr
seol. March iS--whest--sseadys de-
r. poNs Aoliers Offer nseSiersfssy.
Quiet new mixed western, Is ed pss
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fnseug Msg1 ~ 81 = - hunknnyuns-
n Hazssss R>pahsse = s.s ~ ss.ss.s
~ - TDocfsca
fhs sesamsAip wszIs usrs = a. Aess ssdsy
fpm 1nn DpDezsan
ne hssk Dsessss sn1 shs Bass,s<kss sss = -
ooni-bnnk<o tak1ng ooaL
uosA - IAkns 90 asus1 vm fesv. -.
ianA for - souad sAeruy.
Ths Steamer J. C. nrsssAfa h SIN q the ocssn
dock loading fsilEuo1 tnon-
ms tue Phsnsoa 80 sivss aeoas q padns q
Aumo9d = PhHltpg wharf yes1exdsr
1bs Henry DazIey 1isehasEsd fueivo tpas a.
~ neo u akAgtt Fivw - naxtsrs vhsu -
M hszkenssss Anslis vss % NV, be-.
sersa 70 TseoDs isss sweating b. Ne snx sarah
The s.ssnss nsehissa r. sxp~essd Nd sro.
bsllinsnsm bsy todsg. EAs iasds csrxo q
col ~ Portland
1nspsescss BFyant ana BuIIsus returned yes-
esday from Whase0m, wh<rs fhsy inspected
tne sssAners Adysace ana Seattle
The oerk Heaaatun nnfshsd d3seha-x1ne q
nen1neso1 knish1 wharf yesterday snd was
loved g Ros Asdisoa b. the steames Addse
he meanship Umsfiila VII enish coAling ~
nooa todsy. when Abe win ssaasfer % the Ocean
n 49, sns leaves for Ban Frsncisco st c'cioek
this evening.
Additional testimony viii BE taken By the la
e.pscsofs 81 hsils and boilers before . decision
= fendesed In the Evnnxc1Sknxif Chief and
Hesea1o Otter collision casex
The collier Willamette, which LEFT for Portland
Wednesday night with 2.500 tons 81 oosi. count
Ing fnei. wax gfven quicker dispatch than any
poss fhaf has landed here In years She wss
hours.
The fur pascasrh v<fu~r~a e,n,. - fcxx<.
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nm YoxK. March Ia.-To supplement- the
On q the Absorption Of the Chicago, Burlins-
= . Horshesu by the Burlington this morning.
~ ~ Of England further reduced its mini
nnn fals Of discount from ~ 70 per cent
~ erect upon opening here was 10 create the
utuess excitement and the list allowed gains Of
hon X 70 \ per cent Burlington was up ~
~ nock Island per cent Realisati0ns being
~ soch liberal scale gave the bears en-
oouPoeemcnt to attack the list In several spots
f1uslng the afternoon. The weakest spot In
~ dst wso Louisville, New Albany a
chicago. The close was active and heavy 70
tvsak, generally at or near the lowest prices OF
Ne day. There we're lew and fractional ed
tances but the great majority OF the list 10 lower
lsnisht and Louisville. New Albany 4 Chicago
bst 81.
(ovsfnments were steady.
Retroleum-opeains. weak. osis andiremainod
eeak until the last hour aud prices declined %
". reaction then set In which closed the
uAfkst steady. Stock MISUNDERSTANDING
Ns{: HIGHEST ss1s; lowest, ooss; closing. so,s.
censolidated Exchange -opening. %; highest,
y: lowest s2ss; closing. so'a. Total sales.
$4,000 barrels
EXCHANGE And swcuRrrIEs
kaw Yoax, March Ia Money on call easy q
o4x{; prime mercantile paper ist67: sterling ex-
ehanos, quiet and heavy; to-day bills. H.sl,s;
oemnnd. oes4ss.
~ silver, pasa.
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ERoN TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS

IRON TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
1t tho
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line 10 take TO oil points Fest and
SOUTH II is the DINING CAR ROUTE It
rams through vestibulcd Trains every
day in the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
no change Of cars
Compoeei Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pull
man Drawing Room Sleepers OF
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations ara both FREE aud furnished
for holders OF first or second-ciass tickets. and
ELEaASr DAY COACHES.
A continuous line connecting with all lines
sh0rdiug direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured
in advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from all points in America England
and Europe ean be purchased at any ticket
Office OF this company.
Leave seattle at $40 a m. daily. arrive at
Minneapolis or 81. Paul at $40 p. IN.
PACIFIC DfvIsIoN.-Arrfve az Seattle o. IS a. M {,
through train from East and south; Il:as a m
Olympia and Chehslis express Ala p. m, Ia
Coma express; 9:5s p m. Portland and south
Leave Seattle 5:t5 m. through train for
East and south. 1880 q. m. Tacoma express
a.l5 o. IN, Olympia and Chehaiis express. u
m. Portland and sooth.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. ele
CANT day coaches, finest palace dining cars be-
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Fun information concerning rates, time OF
trains. roa'cs and other details furnished on
A. b. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen Pass. ACT,
III First ST., Cor. Washington. Portland, Or.
A. cHILBERG, City Ticket. AGENT, ZIG second
street. Boston block. Seattle, Wash.
E. T0SKIS, Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot. foot of Third street
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DAcIrrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: Al p. N. passengers received on
board st S p. u.) March 4. Q, IL, 10, ~ =. aad
every Eve DAYS thereafter
Fer Alaska. March y aud a.
From san Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. At9 a. m. Mareh l, s. III. is. n.
n, 81. and every FIVE days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained NJ the ONCE OF the
company al Ocean Deck. Seattle.
Go0DAIL. PERKINS x CO., san Francisco.
Ii. MCCLELLAN. superintendent. Seattle
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Consultation and prescription absolutely
FRKE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTIOS-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription "Dr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine Every other
device Is fraud.
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San FRANCISCO, March i3--Arrivals-cif of
Pueb'as Victoria; Somerset, Tacoma Sailed
Two Bfothers. Tacoma: TempiAr. seattle Clear
eucrAr--San Mni1o. Nnpaimo.
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QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA.
KAMIIcHIE AND GRAy's HARBoR
rHE PASSENGER STEAMER MuLTSoMAH


uhe opposition bossD
Leaves Tacona from the n. p wharf daily. ex-
eeps s1nsfay. - q m EharA Returning.
leaves kansichie is-s5 p. m: Olympia, p m :
arriving IN Taeosna p n, connecting rItn
steamers reaching seattle 1t p NJ, and which
ere through hoats for whafcora and way p-osnt<
Leaves Baker 4 Eaeou's dock foot OF Union
STREET, seattle, for Tasoma, II y m, sun Gay
y. B.-This boat must be taken trora Ia
coma for trays Harbof country, being the
eniy THROUGH BOAT
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The company reserves the right to change the
time table o: places Of call without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE.
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIES, Master
z. W. McGfSSIs. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager G. p. N Co. Ia.
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uoons CANAL KovrE-srEAaKa soxx

TIE ssssrse- tesxakisa Val leave Hsxsszt-
SesHsaa waasf tcsf Of Azrfes st-sss. Wednesday
A59 Szszz&aY .zGx1tas a. q -. szz FoTz
bAakse. cxA9sek. 1 sa1E Gig e2t Al way 70 ass
CO Eeoss SanAA kssErz1ax saves Tessa CITY
No1stsY xzA Iaursssav mcxzsax For ssxxxht ~
yAsxAxs ary&y st Eak1ss1GesEAa wharf CO -
bad JOHN ANDERSON. Aszzex.
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STEAMgR KIRKLAND

LEAVES rowER HOUSE,
Leaves At a H. tos gn&nits ard var ports
Ie.xes a. = IN ASd y IA. tex AsweAssso
aaa way s-srFS
Leaves a; ssse n. N. Ear jAAaifA asa wxy g-ors&
L&syes al E.szS q ~ for HesgAtan ard wsy
III IorGHEAp Manager.
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OF SEATTIF

esa sna xse tfse snezs rcyssnAe light msds.
80 % glao ean1ls- soxef Hefe. nn2Eseetss ~
vssa; hxrns o.. a eoy can carry Is spAsaala
scx 1ocks warehouses. etc.
CHARLES POWER 4 CO.,
sis West Ssseess
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FAST rIxK


FAsr rIz1
u NAIL STEAMER NAAxL
WIN leave Yeslers dock q : q M every Monday
Wednesday and FritAy for TweGve-msie Point
Ednzunds. Murkilieo Naryxvisle- Lowell and
enohoGsssh~ refnrainx following days .; : q n
GEO " FOSTER. Agent
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s...,a sa -. -. .a -
.cneD q !. u's 1900 -
1.asa 49, p.,s.v n.<.,~,,, 4. % scns
Z s snoue the shipmeuts iron Seattle
S4 -. she loIiovfur; One CARLOAD Of Ties
l 49, - cnr;oed a. hops to chfcaeo, and
S ~ z..SssH q nor % the East. billed 10 tie
ss..s- Tvsnsfer.
zssssc~ esrIoad a. sicily lemons ~ resolved
y. ~. t,om the rast The mafket was very
rlsed; IN fact, stocks ars trfde heavy
1onD hsye nxed vaiuauon, ana tnese
= y uony vaFisssc1 ~ value1 - We Westnss
- warmer frsdo incssaeea Inc ssciay
socdcAily rule tns maf1es. stoeks ot
bu1ne ~ hsn1 We quose esciiy nfm =
~ 60.
Gunf3on " tns potsto msfEet = me same
011 mDmeed. values arc nfm = sns nisn
&Qooo4 yesterday. heceipsA nom soes'
s. - sufpnnngiy nens ana dealer -
| WY y - -. 49, S.A.s.s. -
M ~ ~ 49, sn,sssss, - = s..,.sss,t.r
~. 49, :. - =. -, pss.sss. ~ s,e.,rs
-! - y. ~ -. =. = 49,, risssss ~
~ I'd - &C., -, - ,~co,,sa e 4. ls~ht How.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE ONLY
TRANscoNTISESTAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST.
CONSISTING OF
Palace Sleeping ana parlor cars.
Elegant day coaches,
Luxurious dining cars.
Commodious colonist sleeping cars-the latter
free.
THROUGH TICKETS
To s. Paul. Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Montreal,
Quebec, Halifax. 81 John, New York,
Boston, Portland, and al
points In che United
States and Canada. can be purchased 81 less rates
than via any other line.
Passengers booked to and from al European
points.
For rates. maps and particulars call on or adj
G G, MccoRp,
No. Washington street. Portland, Or.
r. W MctslS<f.~, seattle, WASH
VT CARSON, Tacoma. wash.
DE BROWN, Asst Gen. Freight ana Passen-
ger Agent. Vancouver, e
Correspondence respectfully Solicited
Canadian Pacific Co, postoNce.
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r~o NoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBOR

PUGET SOUND & sRAy's HARBoR 4 Z
Through In one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at kamilchie at I n n.
With steamer from seattle
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70 ms lAnern

We ssvs usoss csssfui snd sc..ss.. u.
uon - d1soases ~ wexnsn and ch9tSsSS
cisrsse' = I, ~ ~ eosrarN dimcNls = -
cure you remember he ce1eerns,.S ssss.s15.
sar yea when others tail The rr11eS S51sss< ~
sses.sa a ,n svsry department. It nsAieS3 r.
g sxpesssncs in Tie Hospitals q ErccSf,s
Ss1 iosa formerly spectal esSfS5
enc OF me mosi snecsssfus AZ - o. -
co'osicAl spscialista N this countrx |
TO Young and naIdd,o- 49,
Neryons heetlity. epesmasnerAs1e. rI..s5.5
ics>s& rhysteA Decay, arialur f1enr. e-sS7I1.|E
nnn. producing aiseplemneH 6H~nsSsS;s
ass %p 80 We 80 avsrs!ca y suelsy. r.
ssndy % essiness and nnds liS I ~
sAsss. permanently and speedily cur~a q @
$1,000 AND 8xlu nsnr &c. u
-. ssrsalls disssss mest dreadful = - -. s
ccmp,etely efadicaeed - - - IS:
~ssss o;asr i ssss s. sss1 psr.Assass 60
Ai9ney Urinary aud ElsAAor $685.. ~
bsactr .,s u,mS III, zoo fseSssnS hafpf1e e.
nenf ON standing. ueAk No.. ses 49,
go. sssuus promptly aad 4lsky c911
socc~ss - as@~d ssu~n 49,
ps MIL remedies ses quickly ana curs aSss,.'
We 40 MOI ciain - know evvs,sA,r. = NJ.
s.on - meuaeinece dlseaseA q = ~ ~
sss1y Go ous wo do claim tnno = 49,
asv suu sucfsAeng pfAc3tce with nm iS3{.{
ssss - ~ sustain II ase the hsss psoot ~ n
Exp:.ienes y worth everything xno~,nn
sasea ~ eensauanx win. cfif4calfy exn1SiS5
s1a sueressialu ueatan9 thousan1n = 1Si
ssc ssSs ys &c ever ss1 psusssaos s.d
aiseaee of deformffy. euahiea = - 49, S-
tsneftnH with hks maiasiien that - H@s S@:<
cceaed IN restoring health = iarue
tases Icatcds even altar ether xkl7inT S.S<
setac physiciana have fatlod 10 49, 49,
nynt cnanxe TOR the better
We Are pAfronised By eian q ln1lSo go
kenuemen too sAgacioua ~ b impuoe6 u12SF x<
nniEnpsant quack, and they - - inI{
sn r0. J" ~ tn.cnsd Away fron pAysio102 VES
fersonscAIlins At our ofacs On nave ~. -
action OF .free consultation. Wfth ~ S1
snss tnes tney may depend npon rooe1VlnS SSSs
ata opsnionA memorabilia sqnaFo deollnR r.
sosc onergee ana no enc0aragemons V{fk1T ~
pros pees ~ tmprovement Of cara ~ -
,ar psscnce - foanded upon thorog0lU 4IANa
esss $1,000 mssaedA without rsfsfsncs = ooAeol0 e
You VIII nce ~ urxsd a psrsueaon = -
treatuesnt, and no one win b onnnn1 go
there h sfrong probability % : eato q n311
ncnt benene Mako tnterrogattonD 81 Ct
ONES hcsrss Front Z n ~ : - -
daya. 3 10 II = m ouly. -sSs
R-Psrrsns snabls - I'm - - ri
treated q thetf homes ~ ooGyoooe01&U
Medicines and inseguctaono 49, ~ mn4 ~ r.
psUoa Consultation ma MI
Always cad stamp vhen sevay = - 30
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DUGx- SOUND NATIONAL Rank. OF sE
i attic
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange
transfer money by telegraph TO any part Of
the United states aud Europe. receive
deposits OF money and issre pass
books or certificates therefor.
CORRESPONDENTS:
London. n. N. Rashschiid a soma
Ia-fs. De Rothschiid Freres.
Frankfurt A. ~. l. Won Steigcs a ca.
New York. agency of Rank Of California
ChicAAo. Commercial National Bank.
Boston. Suffolk National Bank.
San Francisco. the Bank OF California
Portland. the First National Bank
r. r. FERRY.-.---...-...-4-.-..- Vice President
J. FURTH Cashier
Bank located corner Cherry and Front streets
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General banking business Transacted
light and eeiegraphSe exchange. parahle in "a
the principal cities af the Cnsssa States
ast3 Enrcpe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-19

NAnouErTk. Michigan. October 1. lSs0--r do
hereby FIX aud appoint the times Of holding the
several term OF the Circuit court for the Twenty
ffth Judicial Circuit of MIcniusn. for the years
1890 and 1891. a. follows. To wit
For the Year 1890:
DELTA CouSIy-rhe first Tuesday In January,
the first Tuesday la May the last Tuesday in
September
iRoS coUSrs-The third Wednesday In Janu-
airy, the second Wednesday IN May. tho second
Wednesday In October.
MESo>nSEE couSry--The third Tuesday In
January. the fonrth Tnesda, Ia April. the fourth
Tuesday In August. the second Tuesday In Mo-
vembef.
MARQUETTE CorSrY--The second Monday IN
February. the third Wednesday In May. the
second Monday Ia September. the first Monday
In December.
For the year 1891
DELTA CoUSry--The first Tuesday in January
the FIRST Tuesday Ia May, the last Tuesday In
September
fnoS couNry--The second Wednesday In Jan.
nary, the second Wednesday In May, the first
Wednesday in October.
MESoMNEE COUNTY The third Tuesday I'm
January the third Tuesday I'm April the fourth
Tuesday Ia August. the second Tuesday IN No.
yember
MARQUETTE CouNry--The second Monday I'm
February. the third Wednesday ia May the
second Tuesday In September the first Tuesday
n December. G. Is. GRANT, Circuit Judge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-19

VIM. S. Chaffce, Fortune lake home
steader, lost his home by fire last
Tuesday morning. lie arose from his
nights sleep, made fire in the kitchen
stove preparatory 20 Notwithstanding
and then left the house TO attend TO his
sap trees aud make fires under the kettles
winch were some thirty rods from the
house, and while in the act 81 doing this
work he discovered smoke issuing from
his home. Nothing from the burning
building was saved. He is "A bachelor
and known to many. A subscription
fund was gotten up and lumber for re-
building purposes were sent out to-day,
To his place.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

DR. T. b. Breck was nc Iron Mountain
Monday and Iron River Wednesday. He
was after horse.
Lettuce and other truck in the market
last week; Strawberries this week
Watermelons next.
Mrs. II. Sullivan, who has been visiting
relatives in Chicago for over "A week, re-
turned Wednesday.
The village will ercctan addition 16x30
feet Co the south end OF the town hall, TO
be used as an Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Uren. Jr., ofIron
Mountain, were guests OF their parents
in this city Tuesday.
+. Chelc. Miller and T.. Guensburg, were
Florence representatives to the Roberts
ball Wednesday evening.
The village board appointed John ii.
Parks as water commissioner. The
position ~ n responsible one.
Lawyer Morairty has n temporary
office ia the post Office building. He will
have rooms in the Lindsay block.
Did you see the new improved Domes-
tic sewing machine? II not why not?
Go TO tho Fair. Easy payments.
Some Of the streets in this city present
a horrible appearance. A spring cleanup
will, however, soon bc commenced.
Are you to be one OF the lucky hun.
dred to receive Wcbster's unabridged
dictionary free, at Max Bcrlowitz's?
Book-kcepcr ID. Il. Roberts, OF the
Dunn mine, returned from trip OF a
short stay down the line Wednesday.
The members Of that progressive and
helping organization, the Ladies' Aid
Society, intend to give supper in the
Methodist church about n fortnight from
now. Further particulars concerning
the time, etc, viii be given in next weeks
issue Of this journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-19
THE PRINTERS MISTAKE.

REPORTED THAT DELoRME RECEIVED MORE
VOTES THAN MALMsTEADr.
The DIAMOND DRILL erred last week in
stating that Henry Dclorme received
n majority OF the votes east for the office
Of overseer Of road district No. 2. and to
Mr.. Malmsteadt, the successful candidate,
as well ms Mr.. Dclorme, this journal owes
land makesl an apology. The reporter
detailed 10 write the item made an error
in copying the returns from precinct No,
3; the report. had IL been correct, would
have read as follows: