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Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-30

The equivalent, ia English money, of s2 sl0 was once offered by an 0id lady ia tcalon for the return q a faYofiic e2t which had strayed or been stolen. People called her crank" 9nd perhaps Ehe was. Ii IS unfortunate that hne uf the geGfier sex should ever gain this title, yet many co. l: g, however, frequently not their fault. Often functional dcrange- ncnis N apparently change a won.an's en- tire neture. Dent hnmc cuch sufferers if they are ' craaIy." but tell them to uso Df. Picrcc's Favorite Prescription, which is an in- faliible remedy for " female weaknpsscs."
 Favoritc Prescription has cured thou sands of poor. bod-riddeH suffering women of a female TegRness,' VEiDfEl Irregularities ui- ccTailors. organic 6isglaeemcpiE ard kindred ailments too nuGieruus to mention, I. Is the ouly modicife for wGIacn. sold by druggists, under posiiive guarantee that i, wiil i-, every c0se. give satisfaction or the price (SIaol will be refunded
 WORLDS DEsrEyshRY MEDICAL AssoCIs. TON. Proprictars, Buffalo, x. r.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-30

Trains were running last Monday between Benson and Fairbanks, the breaks in the railroad having been re- ,,,ir,I
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-30

GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,
 Aug. 25th, 1890. Met pursuant to adjournment. All members of the Board present. Communication from Thos. Hughes, Territorial Auditor. read and filed, or.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-30
Headache-Hot Flashes.

"I had headache. hot flashes, soreness a;,d swelling across my body, pain in my right side, with frequent vomiting. 1 used Hoods sarsa. parilla with the best results. l am in better health than for four years. Hoods sarsaparilla is safe. reliable, and sure" JIG. WILSON, Au- bt,-yx aI
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-30
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by druggists q; six for s. Prepared only by c. HOOD & co, Apo,hecaries, Lowell Mass.
 100 Doses One Dollar
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Horse Sales Association SCENE likely
to o,cupy from the start 10 mort graft.
flying, were a safely say that to the
incorpOrators IL 10 unexpected only In
the pr0mptness with whic 1t has
come about. The substantial aid aud
encouragement offered by the North
ern p .cifc company il sn endorse
ment Of it. merits worth columns Of
newspaper gusb, and while 1t was sx-
pected that the company would lend
us a helping hand In time, IL WAS not
looked for until we had Ourselves
demonstrated the prscticaniliiy "f the
scheme. That so clear headed a bust
ness man as Pres't Onkes takes the
enterprise by the hand from the start,
Is enough TO assure the most skier teal
that !, IL founded on business princi-
pies and must succeed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
tContinued from First Pags.)

iully iucr. ased when Me.srs. Scott,
Holt. Neidringhaus and Buster, three
Of whom can be rated m eastern Mon
tana men. spoke favoring the PROPOSE
ton. Various tech nicaI objections to
the motion were made by Msssrs.
Jacobs. Harmon. DeHart and Loud.
and although no adverse ruling was
made by the chair, II began to look
rs II Helena was strong enough to
win. The merits Of tue case were
then entered into aud the cause of
Miles City strongly defended by
jacobs, Harmon aud Loud, with the
equities very much on their side. A
bare quorum If % was present when "a
vote was finally ordered. Under the
rule,a t~wo-thirds minority was ie-
quired to change n bylaw, aud when
the ballots were counted aloud by the
secretary and II was found that the
f.iends OF Helena had cast but fifteen
votes while Miles City marshalled ten,
. hearty round of applause was given
and Miles City smiled visibly. 1t WAS
q close shave, though, and Miles City
has the gentlemen named above who
spoke Ia her favor, TO thank for the
Particular credit Is due to Mr..
jacobs, Who has no interests here, but
who, recognizing the unquestionable
rights Of Miles City, stood by her and
with solid reasoning helped to win the
With the settlement of this question
al interests in the proceeding died
out, and after a motion made by Mr..
%abolishiny the fall meeting at
Helena had been passed, the conveD-
ion adjourned sine die.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
A Necessity Of Health.

II T. a prime necessity Of health that the action
Of the bowels should BE- Kept
regular, But the way \" owe come q TEN.
porarv At Of constipation. or to remedy chrome
costiveness Is not to deluge the stomach md
bowels with purgatives Of violent and painful
action. The happy medium between an impera.
tive aud violent cstharic is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which acts jus, sufficiently upon the bow.
els TO relax them, without pain. and which being
q wholesons tonic, as well as an ~aperient, has the
effect Of Strengthening 10th them and the stom.
sch. and promoting the well being Of the whole
internal economy. The removal Of bile from the
blood, increased activity Of lie liver, usually dor.
mant In eases Of costiveness and sound digestion
follows the use Of thi benehcient medicine. as
thoroog h and genial In Its effects as IL Is safe and
pure ia competition. Rheumstis :, fever and
ague. kidney troubles and debility are also rene
edied by IL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
Advice.

keep your head cool--your fee
warm-your liver active, and trust in
God, ' Wa the advice Of u celebrat'd
physician Ia a patient. You can regu
late the action Of your liver, kidneys
and bowels by usibg De Witt. S,rsa-
parilla, an absolutely reliable blood
purifying remedy. For sale by w. T..
Savage, druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

The roundup party gwen ut the
residence Of the Hon. Hugh Moran
was very largely attended and the
spscious rooms rave plenty Of nom
for al hands to dance and have the
very best Of q time. which they sll
did. An elaborate spread Of all the
dslioaeIss Of the season wss furulshed
the guests 1t midnight, which was
psttaksn Of heartily. and eli are look.
Ing forward With much pleasure 10 The
esAss0eoa-eH
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

to cure q cough by the use Of DE Wits
Cough and Consumption Cure. This
remedy b. correct and cer,sin In lite
action and costs no n than unrrli-
able preparations. Insist upon hsv-
ing 1t. For sale by w. f.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
Great scott!

Why don't you cure that cough? De
Wits Cough and Consumption Cure
will dot. This remedy is positively
certain, prompt and thoroughly -sri-.
factory. II you have tired il you
know this stat. meBt - b. b fac.-if
you have not you are doing vour-elf
an Injustice. II Is .old by w. +. Saw
a0e.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
x. Of Z. Notice.

There will he n regular meeting Of
Crusader Lodge Ne. Z this evening a,
s o'clock. Sojourninc knights are
cordially invited. II. q. POTTER,
WM. FREEsE, c. c.
X. OF II. 4 s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

: Al announced by "dodgsr" yester.
day, the dramatic company will sgAin
present "Among the Breakers" at the
Rink tonight.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

"a stitch In time raves nine," and II
you take Hoods Ssrsaparilla now, II
may save months Of possible sickness
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

For an imported Alexander Hum.
boldt cigar or . Key West ssidenburp,
call ON Prof. Bach, who always carries
Q full line n hpe cigars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Long 4 Thomas exhibited q mag
n,fictnt beef carcass yesterday fat
tened on Montana hay.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Many fine horses were paraded yes
terday for the benefit Of the visiting
stock men.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Cleanse yoar breath with De Wits
Little Early Risers. For sale by w.
K. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

T~wenty.three cars Of cattle passed
through the city yesterday going east.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
House Cleaning.

Have you sent for p. NJ. Mayo, the
Miles City house cleaner and carpet
renovater? Postoffice Box No. SIS
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Seed oats. whest and potatoes In
any quantity nj
BRANDENBURG Il VAN GAsKEN's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Billiard has some fine old port and
sherry for family use.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

A social dance will be given ct the
Gymnasium building on Friday night
by the Young Folks Social Club.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Parties wishing TO buy young Pig
should spply r. Mrs. w. 3. ID. Smith,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

His girl didn't go back on him be-
cause he used De Wits Little Early
Risers. On sale Mt Ssvsge's drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

The section gang are 'epairing TN
track 10 Miles City and vicinity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

A great many Of the visitors took
last nights train for home.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

k'reightiug was exceedingly lively
at the depot yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Cabinet portraits in extra finish.
WILEY BROS, Photographers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

We have on display children's and
misses shoes at prices that are 90 low
that we can cell only for cash.
Z. b. TOWERS a. Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Roundup views ami Indian views.
. WILEY Bros, Photographers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Whsn Baby was s,cs. We gave her castosfa,
Whsa she wss . Child, she cried for C~Astoria,
wbss she became Miss. she chung 10 Castoria,
VISA she bed Chndrsn. she gave thssa Cas.oriA
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Miles City will play ball at Keogh
sunday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

DE Wits Little early Risers get
there. Sold at Sa-sge's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Ask W. z. Savage what De'viit's
Little Early Risers are.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
LOCAL 1T S.

Nathan Hockett IL In town.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Take DE Wits Little Early Risers.
For sale ut Savage's drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Rehearsal at 4o'clock this afternoon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
Reward

Reward
IL certain II reasonable effort In made
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
HE DIED.

MAJ. Y. n. wilson, Of Denver Colo. took out $4,000 inssr. i'
with the New York Life In Nov. and Dec. 1889, and bsf0rs the notes
he gave the agent In payment Of the premiums fell DUE he died With
acute disease. March Is. 1890. shs Company received sompists pr.oh
Of death, and checks for go 900 In settlement were mailed that day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
DEAD OPEN AND SHUT

You viii either ale during the parted o. yoa vii live 10 'stsk
a, or you viii lapse yosr policy. Doing either one Of Which wos's
result In prsas y, yosrssf or your stass, o shown b. sh' ss'levins
ktteu and statements:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
the Three SIDES OF LIFE INSURANCE.

HE LIVED.
DEsR Lopss. Neat. sspssnbsr 10, 1850
Edward d. eainsn, Territorial Manager.
New York Lh Ins Co.
DsAa sns-The chsct yss hand No this day for sis,1&s7, is
ths rsssk Il ny eia0o nsssrsd ssdevmsst policy No. ~!si. taken
out 10 the New Yssk His Insurance Co., Ausss, sssh. 1850
Annual premium s4st.O.
NJ viz hes been protested during The whole 20 yesn in case Of
my desh for $4,000
Insv receive, shove the amount paid bT me. es.cs.s7.
Iesry another policy Of txlooe In ~ New York Life and
take ss COO more to-day. . total amount Of $4,000.
Youn truly.
CONRAD KoHRs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
official Directory.

DISTRICT.
Judge Seventh Judicial District ...........
........ Hon. Geo. X. Milburp, Miles City
OAhcial stenographer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

Corner of sixth and Main STREETS Miles civ
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17

A the New York Life wriss. Policies u .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-17
Pest Office RegnlatiOns.
surthern Pacific Time Table.

LEAVE MILES CITY GOING WEST.
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essEs "s"e "n ns "osssE ne'o toss not
MY vhn improve NC sppeafaocs OF tne
psses ss' 'A' 49, sso'o ecn ResssF
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nV' NV sssa's'y' Ne 'oesssd or ~
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mss sss !" " movea 70 ms
sv1'''s ''oe u "s s'osnos N hne WIN soe
s me-" nouses me oasefy mess
so.. sn'cn = eoAS1 tsss IN dinsnAens
VIZ ees 'o1o tvo sessions. ose 81 vsiss
~" saass @ssc''y y ~ mess nsasss o.
tDs y regiments tne osnef secaon essog
1oanee % ~ nees noases OF To % req
msuA oeesnA Sesssues sesesishs In hss'
'ss - y nsss houses constructed Of Tie
sane WON ana nsisnt 70 now apparent -
Ne eeeaoas can DC joined on 10 the others
v'sneas necess'sasins any attentions.
Inc casse Tor THIS change 10 that the
!" haiss BAKERY 70 divided Into two sec
no"s, esc" Of wn'cn VII Dc equipped with
sssthns san. The lot Platoon At Lewiston
VII % soded - the !" Regiment. the I'd
fiaaooe ~ Brunswick. VIII be added 70 the
"a Regiment. For this reason IL IL best
10 nsss sns'f mess ana COOK houses Ia con.
neceen WHO tue feg'msntai quarters.
Thsy VAL men De In hns OF uniformity and
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Mr.. I'd White 10 visiting in Boston.
M. and Mrs. Fred Cony vent to Boston
yesterday.
Gen. Joseph s. Smith Of Bangor. was 10
the city yesterday.
W. c. Philbrook Esq. Of watervilie,
vas In town yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff J. P. Hill WAS in Au-
ssssa yesterday on business.
Mr.. J. Il. Fossets and wife went on the
Kennebec to Boston Monday.
A. G. Otis. Efq.. aud wife Of Duluth,
Nina, arrive In the city last evening.
Miss Henrietta Frier Of California 10 Wis
itine Miss Emily Brick. No. II Spring
Street.
Congressman Bouteile went through on
the afternoon train Monday to his home in
Bangor.
The sister Of Mrs. Maj. W. II. Chisam is
here from Plstsbarg. Pa, the guest Of Mrs.
Chisam and Mrs. Foster.
Mr., r. r. Bartlett. Bowdoin %. who has
becn stopping few days with friends in the
CITY. less yesterday Tor Bangor
Rev. Mr.. Gwynne left for Portland yes
se,d.v manning tn attend the animal mset.
,... 49,, 49,.
"s y. '"' '.'"e "P'''oP-' "'oee'e'
Arthur Pollard son OF Deputy Sherin }.
X. Pollard Of Waserville, who recently
.,.a..,.a foam III. Di,;,o Ru.;ns.. Col.
~. :. 1910 ~. 81. =, ~. -.
wv sPe"oi"s ni' 'seA''"" NJ "'' """e'
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sAbeae ~ s'slsck Mssdsy Asesness =
Hdb CaeAssa - esisg p - ffsse shsiss
\ uessias Han block be fen cisas b ~
tesSo, ss1kiag ~ door. he soiss o.
- lsjtvas hsasd - the sassss, - several
Susbed 70 his assissance and carried hin
sessss y the osBce Of the' Dfs. Brickets.
Ne Hssd bst few sonests. sad VS.
bssa1kisg his lsss vhea cssRifd ints ~
isessss' oAce. II i thought thae is ms
bssss disease fbst caused bic dead. = sbsss
vsss bus two bruises On bic hssd ed facs,
seishes Of which eesA have csssed IL
isssb. TIE BODY vs. takes inasdisssiy
y Ksevitoa's undertaking. Tosms, and viii
- sess - 0aklasd this morning for bsyisl.
Cochran rs fry -tbree years Of see ssd
lssves fsniiy. He vas . pensiosef Of
~ Isss var. Several yesfs ago he esssed
~ elRcsss considerable tsssble from bic
eesssesiss vish the rum sssle carried on
sboss Togss.
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Judge Washington Gilbert Of Bath. 10
sessoasly III With nervous proseratien. at
he Aoae b that city.
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ZEAL no1AfH.
Real estate transfers in Kennebec count,
for the week ending June I.

Real estate transfers in Kennebec county
for the week ending June 7.
AUeusrA.--Mary r. Alden to Oryille D Baker
land and buildings. 81 go, Charles A. KnswIei
to the City Of Augusta. land In Augusta, 80.
ALBIoNs-C b Wellington Of Albion, 10 A. b
Gordon Of Freedom, land In Albion, t20O
BELoRADs-Thomss Eidred to Z. c. Taylor
land and builiings, val. con.
CnEIsEA.-H. n. Springer to o. u Springer
land go.
CLrsTos--H. N. Bean Of Clinton, to W. II
Colman Of woodford's, land In Clinton, $s75.
fAsMISGDALE.-A.A. Brann 10 II. y. Little
field. both Of Gardiner, land in Faymip Gale. J.
II. Rice TO Charity r. Norton, land and building
In Fsrmingdale, ta00o.
GARDuEA.-R. C. Pizisted to Geo. 4. and WIN
Y. Prsy. land ESQ, X. q. Pisisted to Addie Pray
land ESQ, Gfeenleaf Lawrence 10 II. D. Law
renee, land In South Gardiner t100.
PIrrsToN-J. =. LambArd of Gardiner to Caro-
line v. Biodsett OF Pfttston. land In Pittston $500
Moses Honcoe TO Rosxnna But
Ter, land 4xzs. y. Gilman OF Eden, South Dakota
ct ale to g. 8. Richardson Of Watervilie, land Ia
watervilie, ets0: y. W. sturfevant to vens
Dusty. land q 90. vepe Dusty TO J. r. POoler
land 1900, D Libby 10 Mary FREQ, land e1s60
wISDsoR--S. ". Hopkins OF whitefcld. 10
Mary }. Corner OF Windsor. landand buildings In
Windsor, AGO.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals. will be received By ~ vmsE
School District of Augusta until June y - y
soon. for hui,dipg school house ut conner 81
rrsntIiu and OXFORD streets, Cushnoe Aslohes.
i,isss and sprci1catioss eaa b seeA = s9se o.
Chas. Il Nash and all bids mast BE- dt,eaeA y
Nm, and endars.d strOpoeajs for Schont Henee
- Sushnoc Il~iehts- The direefOrs reserve II
firSt 10 reject .nf or al bids-
~ vote Of thu Direetors,
o. WHISTLER, Secretary
Augusta, Jrnc :. ie0o.
tnu .0dN
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TeariaAs.

Whether on pleasure bent or basinssss
should take On every trip bottle Of Syfsp
OF fies. ~ Il acts most pleasanaly and
effectually ON the kidneys, liver and bowels.
preventing fevefs. headaches and ether
forms Of sicksess. For sale In SOC and
81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
junel0d&w1no
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There was quite large attendance at
Probate Court yesterday. and large num-
Der Of Wills were probstsd. The Wills
proved. approved and allowed we're those
Of Luzrrne c. Wilson, HslIowell; Caroline
L. Brooks. Monmouth: Stephen r. Eston,
Asgussa; Asa B. Bates. OAKLAND; Mrs.
Rankins. Monmouth; Annie A. Bachelor.
Hallovell; Hannah +. Merrill, Rsadaeid;
Caleb Fuller, Augusta.
Administration vas taken out on the e.
tasss Of VIM. II. Biselo~, Aususta; Sarah
A. Nbbey. vsssaloero; Susan c. Gray,
Chelses, Axahis Bates. OAKLAND; Benz.
wight. Clinton.
Aneag The gentlemen present were
Csssy Attorney Carleton. Hos. :, o.
Bess. ReadAeh; Hon. A. y. Spear asd o,
B. Gassa Of osrdtasr; r. A. Waidesa.
Re-. saa II. l., Huatou. Ess.. Of Oakland.
and r 5. ReAne Of Hslloseli.
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NOTICE.

Village School District.
the City Of Ansusta- GREKriyG
Written Application Of J. o. Webster .Chas. 2.
Mash and Howard Owen. legal voters In said Dis
tricf, hAyiae been msds TO the Undersigned clerk
sf sid district. to call meeting Of legal vo-
tsrs Of old district ut the time and place and for
the pusp0ses hereinaftes FAMED.
The ishsbitAats Of said district qualified by t,w
to voes IN city ahtry hereby not sd asd war;
I'd - Deet ~ fhe Grnnuzy school House In said
district the l&ih dag of Jane, IDS, "a O'Clock
b the afternoon, then and there TO act upon the
following articles
Fiut-Tc choose Moderator to preside At said
Ueesfns
eeesS2-To hesr sePsrt Of Dise~foes II regasd to
erec11oD a . scAnoi nnHse - Cusixnoe Heights,
an4 take such action thereon tAey shall .ee it,
Dated 1t Asgusta, Hsise. this seventh day OF
HENRY G. STABLES,
Clerk Village School District
june7dlw
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22
DUNN MINE LOCATION.
AN INTERESTING NEWSPAPER rALRroGErII-
ER WITH LOCAL EVENTS.

AN INTERESTING NEWSPAPER TALK roGErI-
ER WITH LOCAL EVENTS.
DUNK MINE, February 19.-THE DiA-
MoND comes TO us this week chock full of
good reading--a little OF everything well
spiced. The Saying is that 1.-THE pen is
mightier than the sword" but let us re-
wise the old and worn out saying; The
carving knife is mightier than the pen II
the pen can down the sword the carving
knife Is sure TO down the pen, besides
getting away with that old and useless
implement, the sword. These thoughts
are brought TO me on breeze laden with
the odor OF things being prepared for the
noon day meal. THE DIAMOND Dull
comes enlarged; little three year-old,
just out az short dresses and in knee
pauts-how the youngster grows and
how clean il keeps it's face very careful
81 It's dress and comes each week without
blur or blemish. The little city among
the hills can well be proud of this three
year-old cherub which gives the local
and general news with other pleasant and
useful reading. A good newspaper in any
community is "a public blessing when one
thinks of the great and useful amount OF
reading matter contuined in flity-two
number of so small journal as Tux
DIAMOND Dull, how can any one be
without It, But, alas, the people Of this
world are not always awake TO that
which is best Tor them. Two dollars is
wasted ten times over each year on one
thing or another, usually both worthless
and injurious. What ~ more beneficial
Co the rising generation than 20 cultivate
a taste for rcading good and moral mat
ter and what is cheaper than n good, live
newspaper. | am not writing this in aid
Of THE DIAMOND DRu.r., but for the bcne-
fit of thinking public and rising genera
tion, who viii soon be called upon TO
take the places OF their fathers and
mothers in the affairs of our country I;
there Is nothing more elevnting and edu-
eating than becoming interested ia read
ing good newspapers. The newspaper is
to-day the greatest power In the civilized
world. the sword IN very insignificant i'm
deed when compared with printers ink.
The newspaper guides the destiny OF So
cicty. the newspaper moulds public
opinion and IL is the newspaper that
fights our battles. What school child of
twelve years Of age does not know OF the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

Falls teachers and second that there ~
an intelligent class oi children and schol-
ars in your little city. Quite number
OF the Dunnites took In the entertain
mont 10 help good cause along Cap.
tain Bennett has been away for few
days, up north, but returned SATURDAY
evening. Mr. Tnft also took a trip IL
spend "A day elsewhere. Mr.. John Terril
still holds the fort, keeping up the inter
est In the Sabbath school and supplying
the pulpit 60 the sa tisfaction of all
The ore Is coming up IN great masses
and carpenters and workmen nre busy
az bees at the new engine house notwith-
standing the wintry weather. DR. Darling
haH left us and we understand he IL now
located at your town; success TO the
doctor. A brother-in-law of Anthony
Davis has just arrived from old England
20 take up his abode with us. A dance
IL on the boards ne Capt. Dun's house.
Mrs. Duff and the captain know how 60
be sociable and good time IL anticipat-
ed. The boys had "a chance % trip the
fantastic toe Mt Mr.. Utter's last wcel
Mrs. Sampson and daughter, mother and
sister of Mrs. Utter, spent about wcek
In our location, Fred and Jim Sampson
were remarkably good boys during THE
week while their good mother had nm eye
upon them. We don't mean TO say that
they are bad at other times but upon
this occasion the lads had an extrs
touch Of goodness. SKIP.