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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21
Penny Hint 90 women.

1.-The women seem 10 have their
purses full OF pennies" remarked a
car conductor little grimly, as one OF
his passengers Il woman, OF course.
was counting out fifteen OF them
into his waiting hand. says writer
in the New York Times. Il don't
get many from men, but the women
load me up with them"
And you don't like itp'' ques-
toned the woman, who had Just
seriously contributed TO his present
load.
We'll. you see. ma'am. it's very
tiresome TO count them over. IL
shouldn't make much difference, but
1t does when man is in hurry at
the end OF his trip. And it is easy TO
drop one or two, and then we have TO
make them up. We like nickels
betlor.h
Then the second woman OF the trio
whose fare had produced the pennies
spoke up:
''But we have the pennies, and car
fare is one OF our ways to get rid OF
them. Men buy papers and cigars
and drinks, you know, TO use up loose
change--we don't"
The conductor smiled, and so did
several in the car. A big man OPP
posite joined in. Excuse me.
madam, y he said. addressing the last
speaker, but If you'll save your
pennies fer your marketman you'll
be doing him favor, and you'll like
ly have nickels for your car fare. Pm
butcher. and | know how glad we
are 10 get pennies.
The woman thanked him and said
clvilly, that she should remember.
and the penny question was
dropped.
There Is n hint in this TO other
women. Use your pennies for your
grocer and butcher and baker, who
will welcome them. and ease the car
conductors lot with nickels.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

The Duchess OF Uzes, after having
figured successfully as the patroness
and financial hacker OF Gen. Boulan-
ger, as the foremost equcstrienne in
France. and as clever aud talented
sculptures. as well as quite remark.
able painter, has now made her APP
pearance in the ranks OF novelists.
having within the last few days pub
lishcd most charming novel entitled
'Juliep Nasty" The pen name which
the Duchess uses Is that OF 'Manuela, 1"
one that she had already adopted when
she exhibited her statue OF ST. Hubert.
which is destined for the "Chapel OF
Sportsmen' In the Basilica OF the Sa-
cred Heart at Montmarte.
The novel is founded on simple
and touching incident and deals with
sea life and with several incidents OF
the Commune. II contains n number
OF striking scenes. especially those
which relate TO the real duty OF the
husband and the father
The Duchess. as Is well known
holds the rank OF premiere peeress OF
France, the precedence OF her family
dating from the time OF Louis MIL.
who exacted that all persons bearing
titles should register them at court
and prove their right thereto by docu-
mentary evidence. There being much
discussion and conflict as TO the pri-
GRITTY and superiority OF rank and
lineage the King decided that the
Dukes should enjoy their precedence
In accordance with the order OF their
registration, and that the one who
recorded his name first was TO have
precedence forever afterward over the
peer who arrived later.
Knowing this, the Duke OF Uzes and
the Duke OF Luynes set forth almost
simultaneously for the registers Of
fee. and each strove TO reach there
before the other. The Duke OF Uzes,
finding that his grace OF Luynes was
on the point OF winning the race. de-
liberately caused his coachman to
drive into the Luynes carriage, up.
setting IL into the ditch. Then, whip
ping up his own horses he reached
the registers office in time to be en-
rolled as the first peer OF the realm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

you will not now need. make into n
pretty wool comfort after the pattern
given in our last issue. and make a
clean sweep of all you have been
boarding up for years ] think there
is nothing 50 tiresome in housekeeping
as looking over things past doing any
thing with.
IL had my life 20 live over. I'd quit
keeping things for fear | should want
TO use them some time In the future.
Use them now, or give them TO some
one who can.
With n dress from each of our illus
trations, and a nice cloth dress for
better occasions, lady can be well
dressed for the whole winter.
In these days one does not need so
many dresses so much as appropriate
dresses.
III you are n working woman, wear
dresses TO correspond 10 your business,
and do not try TO dress in business
like your sister in leisure, who spends
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21
Mnnnn of Note.

The widowed daughter OF ex-Secre-
tary Bayard is TO spend the summer
In Sweden, the home OF her husbands
relatives.
Clubs may not be exactly the thing
for women. but Mrs. Martha j. Lamb
believes IL belongs TO societies. Her
name is on the membership roll OF 26.
Margaret Manion Merrill is a west.
ern newspaper woman who has made
striking success in New York Her
father was the late Rev. f.. w. Mcr-
rill who was at one time member
OF the faculty nj Ann Arbor
Miss Mary Redmond has remode' led
a bust OF Mr.. Gladstone which is 50
successful that Lady Aberdeen has or.
dered "A large number OF small copies
TO present as gifts 90 her friends.
Miss Redmond is an Irish woman. and
resides at Dublin.
Mrs. Henry johnson. nee Harriet
Lane Is In London. She is the niece
OF President buchanan. and presided
over his household at the White House
during his presidency. aud Mt the
United States legation when no was
minister IN London
There is an interesting example OF
hcredity in tho case OF Mrs. IIariette
X. Shattuck. daughter OF William s
Robinson. the old-time political
writer. Mr.. Robinson was In his day
one OF tho shrewdcst politicians in
New England. and his daughter has a
wide and accurate knowledge OF
parliamentary law. on which she has
written book for the use OF women.
Miss Croswcll. the postmistress OF
Gibraltar, Is an official who has very
important part 60 play In tho regular
business OF the colony. She IS the
superintendent Of the government
telegraph Office an for the past five
years hns had sole ,tpntrol Of the post
Office with a largo stan under her.
and branches at Ia pier Magyagan,
other towns OF More co. Miss Crcs-
well gets 81 500 a an
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

Farmer Seedling-No use tallxin',
Matilda, we might as well sell of all
our chickens, an we'd better do it
quick before prices goes down TO moth
in. There amt no use for hens any
more. Them patent incubators will
hatch out n thousand chicks while one
ole hen Is lookin' around for comfort
able place to set.
Mrs. Seedling-But, Joshua, what OF
that? The incubators can't hatch with
out eggs, an IL takes hens 10 lay the
eggs, SO there now.
Farmer Sccdling-Huh, That shows
all you know Why don't you read the
papers, A feller out West has got n
ratent an gone 10 work manufacture.
ing artificial eggs by tue million.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

quest, was no more like n Mother
Hubbard than the crown of an En-
press is like the bandana hand kerr
chief an old country woman ties about
her head. The gown / showed as n
model gown gave the waist ana hip
line, fitted the back perfectly and was
as graceful and artistic as the cut was
hideous and disgusting, which appeared
in the sun. The Mother Hubbard is a
gown which should never be seen out
side the bedchamber The gown sug-
gested is fit for parlor, street ball
room or chamber. according TO its
material and length and adjustment of
neck and sleeves
"The accompanying cut represents
the dress suitable for drive or prone
made; worn without the braided neck
and sleeye-addition IL is suitable for
evening wear. Under no conditions
could it suggest the Mother Hubbard"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

GOWNS AND mANTELETs FOR
MODERATE PRICES.
The Woman OF Neagre Means Can
shine with the weaithiess az shs
Dresses Appropriaseiy-Th chan
ssuquan udea--Notes Of the season

IL is often very difficult for ladies a
little advanced In wears, though still
young, 10 find just the most suitable
wraps and bonncts, without making
them look far beyond their years.
No lady cares To be older than she
looks, ana many wcll-preseryed ladies
OF forty could pass for ten years
Younger, IL IL were not for the stall
wart boys and young lady girls who
call her Mother"
When one has got beyond youth
(some gut the date at forty, but IL is
sometimes not that when the bloom
rs gonel, woman look, much better
In a stylish little bonnet than n hat
The face must still preserve some OF
It's roundncss TO have a hat becoming,
unless IL Is very small and OF a toque
shape; but IA neat bonnet always gives
one ladyiike appearance.
The wrap given bids fair to be very
stylish. either in cloth or fur, and rs
called the military style.
The dresses present very comfortable
patterns for home wear, made in flan-
mel of dark color, trimmed with some
pretty, enlivening color, without
which no house dress seems just right
A dress Of this kind would always
make the house mother attractive.
Don't wear such somber, dark, ugly
dresses at home. They have their
effect on every one in the house. You
will be surprised how soon they will
speak OF your pretty dress, and be
glad that you are SO attircd.
Weed out your wardrobe this fall,
rip up and clean everything that can
be turned TO account, and dispose OF
the rest to the ragman or the fire, re-
serving, OF course, what will do for
rag carpet There would not be half
so many moths II we did not provide
such good places for them TO stay in.
All the bright and new pieces that
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21
Thc rax Muddle settled.

The muddle caused by the Dlckinso
county tax levy was strengthened out Gag
enough. after the suspreme court point<
out the very simple method OF adiustmoi1
IL was found that Exlch township. tal(
from Iron countys3 assessed at s550
900, and Is TO pay ~ tAte tax OF 81, 10
that the territory taken from Marque
county Is assessed at 1911, 600, and pay
state tax OF save. 9o;and the territory I'll
from Menominee county is Assessed at
1875, 600, and owes the state ~. 9Q3
taxes The total valuation OF Did
county Is 81, 046. 00l. and the state
ST.7i0.S5. The old counties affectc
allowed rebate on their tax % the
Gus amounts named and four bod
supervisors are as happy as kittens ~
family.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

Mrs. Minlss--Why didn't you come
home 20 dinner
small som had my dinner, ma l
took dinner with Willie Minlxs.
did Mrs. Minlks invite YOU"
Yes, ma. ismclled apple dumplings
cooking. and l told her liked
apple dumplings awful"
''Oh. you did?'
"Nesm. Then she said maybe II |
went homo I'd find YOU had apple
dumplings for dinner, too"
"liumph~
yes IN. But told her yours was
always so heavy IN wouldn't Let me
eat any, an then abe invited mo 70 sIt
down"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

AT no time In her busy days Is an
Intelligent mother so apt 60 fold her
arms and close the eyes OF matersal
iustlce as when she 10 cross--simply
and undoubtedly cross. This cross Is
chiefly caused by fatigue, WEAKNESS OF
body aud mind. and sometimes OF
soui. With tired nerves and weary
bodv. she cannot endure the common
damnnds made upon her, and Ill
tcmncr follows. She sows bitter feel
inys. aud repcis loving attentions.
with her irritable. hasty words.
Eroadlv speaking. no mother has any
rlrht to Get so tired. She cannot af-
ford A. II takes too much out OF her
life. and too mrch out OF her child
ren's lives. Such a condition can
more frequently be prevented than Is
generally believed.
The careless or shallow woman
says. wns overworked. IL mado
me cross. = and che considers that the
sufficient reason and excuse for any
amount Of similar Indulgence. The
religious or sympathetic woman wor-
rics, oseri IL, prays over IL, sheds Bit
rfenrs, and then the trouble repeats
itself The remedy lies close nc hand
Lit the mother End out what makes
her cross. and thon lct her avoid the
cansc. II s0cial pleasures weary her.
let them be decidedly lcsscned; much
cooking. or too many household cares.
lcsh them II "a omical efforts
- ,se,erc ~ stop ccono-
That Is the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21
pr,nee.. me,,ernlen.. nraverr.

Princess Metternich has been
elected an honorary member OF the
Imperial Austrian Fire Brigade. in
recognition OF the presence OF mind
and courage she displayed on the oc-
casion OF the recent great fire at
Banja In Hungary. IL was entirely
owing 10 her efforts that the
loss OF life was not greater
than IL really was. She res
cued three lives with her own hands,
two OF which were those OF children.
while the enthusiasm with which she
inspired the fremen, both by word
and example, stimulated them TO alto
gether extraordinary exertions.
Princess Mettornich Is without ex-
ception one OF the most popular
women In Austria, and indeed
In the whole OF Europe. The
stories told OF her are innumerable,
and scarcely day passes without
some new freak or eccentrlcity on her
part furnishing a theme for dis
cussion both TO the aristocracy and 10
the people. No matter how insane
her prnnks, they are never counted TO
her ms misconduct Indeed. she seems
TO exist for the special purpose OF
demonstrating the fact that woman
OF high lineage. fortune and rank can
do anything short OF actual felony
without losing either caste or public
consideration Although her love
affairs have been quite numerous her
position In society and at court is
absolutely unimpaired and there Is
no more honored guest at the imperial
Austrian couAt than Pauline Meter
Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

much time at homo or in the demands
OF society A woman is only well
dressed when she Is appropriately
dressed.
IL you are very wealthy and can
afford better clothes. people will re-
spcct your taste for dressing plain. IL
Won are poor and your Dire shows yon
are aping beyond your means, people
viii only look down upon you for
your fine clothes.
God made no mistake when he made
the bee and the butterfly SO different
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21


Iron Mountain is next on the list fofI
mail delivery.
II. II. Kline is the new postmast(
Fern, Mason county.
Washtenaw county teachers viii
In Ypsiluntl December 4 aud 3.
q. ii. Grover is the newly-appo
postmaster of Seaton, vice ID. r. Ho|
Bcssemer mines are preparing TO
next year their banner year for p1
tion. X
william w. Blakeslee. Grand
brick mason, was killed BY falling q
stack. &
r. S. Phillips has been appointed
master at Ogden, vice J. w. Roo
resigned. '
The body " an pnknQTn l0'ycar-old]
was found I'M Che Au Sable rloef--~s~0l
ling by railroad men.
Rev. FIR. James Byrne has been Apo
cd pastor OF ST. Mary's Catholic church
Cascade. Kent county.
Three very foolish Decatur boys hell
companion, Lawrence Whitlock, over a
fire until he was seriously burned.
Van Buren, county's Pomona grange
its annual meeting at Lawrencc last n
The order is flourishing Ia Van Bure4
Black diphiheria has become epide4
a neigh borhuod three miles from SUI
Muskegon county. Deaths are rcpS
Mrs. Lcclcy. matron OF the Bliss
pltal at Saginaw, has gone 70 Mapitd
take charge OF a Prcsbytcrian
school.
The Michigan horse breeders ~
tion meets ut Jackson on NovcMtxr rs
elect officers aud TO arrange FOR tho h
ing OF 1922.
Amos Root. who has been promIno
Identified with Jackson's business N
ests for many years, died lnst ~
aged IS.
David CoppiclS. Holland butcbes.
q wife and three small cblIdro1
Arnold Vcrhulsf bad husband e
children. Copp'ck and Mira
clopcd. taking the Youngest "a
latter With them. Tho affair "A
sensation ia Holland
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21
shot the Hired Grid

Gertle Assink. through her 4
next friend, has brought suit agai
A. Walters, at Muskegon, claiml
damages. Gertie was a domestlcl
in Walters family and she was
TO the house at night when Wal
two shot from revolver thI
door. one of which entered b
broke her jaw and passed out n
OF the neck. Walters claims
someone fumbling at the door
1t was a burglar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

lime keeps no measures when true friends
are parted.
a No record day by day;
Inc sands move NOT for those who loyal
hearted.
True friendships laws obey.
tbs not well 10 note with dull percIsIon
The flight OF days or years;
hemory depends not on proof by vision.
And has no foolish fears.
Z The migrant birds when they are southwark
lying
Thinks not OF time: they go
run 81 knowledge. born OF faith undying,
That they again shall know
The homes and nests which they have left
behind them.
Not marred by the change the while;
me southern lands they reach Will but TO-
mind them
OF the north's India summer smile
And so know that you will come to meet
In the old well loved way;
ihat' though a year 90 by, you stlll Will
greet me
As kindly as to-day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21
An Austrian Counties, Equipments

youthful countess, bearer Of one
OF the most ancient titles in the Aus
trian nobility. recently having the
misfortune TO be dospoiled OF her
treasures by thieves while travelling,
publishes the following list OF articles
as stolen from her trunk: "One gold
cigarette case. meorchaum mouth
piece, set in gold an aluminium cigar
cite case, an Irish pipe almost black
in appearance. gold mounted, with an
onyx mouthpiece; n silver match box,
a gold cigarette pipe, four plain cigar
cite cases in gold. silver and platinum
and one set with diamonds and
rubics.n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21
Important mor,iculsurnl Me1

The state horticultural society W
with the Eaton county society az
Rapids, December !. 2 and 3. Pap
on various horticultural topics win 4
by Il. 4. Lyon. president of the n
ciety; Hon. j. M. Samuels, chief Of
ion Of horticulture OF the worldly
Prof. l.. r. Taft. OF Michigan agri(
college; w. A. Taylor. acting pof
United States department OF agriI
S. ID. Willard, OF Geneva, N. ";
roe. OF South Haven; A. c. Gl0
Paw Paw; ]. N. Stearns, OF Kal|
II. J. Corycll, Of Joncsville; b. MD
Benton Harbor; James II. lay
Douglas, and others.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

Judge Soverens. OF the United Sta
court at Grand Rapids. has taken un'
advisemcnt motion for new trial in
upper peninsula homcsteaders' case. Al
weeks ago the case was called and Ju<
Dillon, Of New York. Mr.. Eldred. OF ~
quette. and other attorneys appeared
the defense. but Il. j. Mapes, consu
the homesteaders, failed 10 appear.
case went by default Now the
steadcrs present affidavits that theJ
not been notified by their aitorney
were. therefore, powerless. BcfoC
uestion Is fully settled the homcs
aust present further alidavits setti
What they expect to show in case y
trial Is granted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

Mrs. Dan Dunn, wife OF the
Daniel. has had nothing TO do
place owned by her husband at -
has not been In the town since y
10 inst She Is now with rcput<
tiycs in Chicago, where she has
October 2. The press corrcsp@
the upper peninsula, who have
Ncr name with Considine and
and has representing her as har
have been in error.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21


Jesse Babcock, cripple. Of Grand Rap
ids. came as near 10 bcinf murderer on
Tuesday night rs no could and escape.
His intent was good. bat poor cartridges
failed to work. and saved the life Of HE
intended victim. Baseock Is ioafer about
the streets and bis wife has left him. lie
is OF an ugly aad Jealous disposition an4
several times assaulted men on nccouLt q
his wife. Tuesday night he say her wQ
ing down the street with man VIII
name is-not yet known. and he becq
cnraged at once. He traded his watch
a revolver, and after making sure tina
was loaded. started for them. Tie ord
the fellow TO leave his wife alone,
when he refused. Babcock pulled his rev
yer and. thrusting II into the mans ID
pulled the trigger. II snapped, and bef
he could renew the effort his wife lump
upon him. crowd collected, and he vi
led 20 Jail. while the woman and man
capped. lie swore he intended TO kin
them. and says he will do IL yet lie n
held for attempted murder.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

Some time ago the New York sun
published nn illustrated article regard
ing a dress designed and worn By Mrs
cited tho hostile criticism OF Mrs.
Frank stewart Parker, who said az
the Chnutauqua Assembly that Il was
that II ignored the principal Of
beauty" etc. Mrs Wilcox has written
to Werncr's Voice Magazine that "Mra
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

Samuel Wilkinson and -SlS AD
son, living on a farm two miles south
OF Salem, were In the woods hun'
Wilkinson had shotgun and It's ha1
cought upon sapling. dlscharging II. h
boy stood directly In line OF the wed
and the shot riddled his brains in a ted
manner. killing him instantly. Wiki
is crazed with grief
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

An average OF four persons die daily
In England from deiiriom trcmsnA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21
Rock OF ages cleft for me.
Let me hide myself Ia thee.

Then, in that temple were deposited
trcasurers from all the earth for safe
keeping. Chrysostom says IL was the
treasurer. house of nations. they
bro ght gold and silver aud precious
stones and coronets from across the
sea. aud put them under that care OF
Diana of 4 @ Ephesians. hut. ngain
and again were those trcasurers ram
sacked. apturcd or DESTROYED Nero
robbed them, the Scythians scattered
them, the Goth~ burned them, Diana
failed those who trusted her with
treasures. but our God. To him we may
cntrust all our treasures for this world
and the next. and fail any one who
puts confidence In HIM he never will
After the last jasper column ns fnllen
and the last temple on earth has gone
into ruins and the world itself has sur.
fered demolition, the Lord will keen
for MS our best trs asnres.
As our train pulled out from the
station at iphesus, the ears surrounded
by the worst looking group OF
Williams ! ever gazed on, all of
them seeming In a wrangle with each
other aud trying 20 get into a
wrangle with NJ. and we moved along
the columns OF ancient aqucducts. each
column crowned with storks. having
built their nests there, and we rolled
on down towards smyrna. and that
night In n sailor = Bethel. we spoke ~
the Christ whom the world must know
or perish. we felt that between cradle
and grave there could not be ANYTHING
much more ontbralling for body.
mind. and soul. than our visit Il
Ephesus.
An average Of four persons die daily
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Inscriptions a speciality. English, French
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Farms Cologne; Magnolia, Hedyosmis, Geranium
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Tooth Brushes; full assortment OF Patent Medi.
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articles sold by druggists at prices IS low sa tha
same quality can be obtained elsewhere. dec