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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-29
 Hints to Women Bathers.

Do not place too much trust i'll but tons and strings. Re-enforoe all fasten- lngs by safety pins. You will enjoy your bath much better if not oppressed 7 aeonviction that when you leave the Dflay deep for the beach your stockings VIII be wad of wet cloth around your ankles.
 when the eYentful moment arrives Wnsn you are ready to open the door of y0a1 oathhouse and appear before crit acaieompany, you will probably be seized alIh dlstaste for your costume. You TAl long, quite absurdly, but neverthe- ',sss v strongly, for long skirts and sleeves. Aelneinber at such crucial periods that usssers will not be improved by delay, ann mat the best place ill which to hide '9aa abbreviated draperies is in the wa } ". hot Ill front of the bathhouse door. brown locks or golden done up i'll soauettlsh knots are pleasanter to look spvu than oilskin caps. But salt water kass havoc with ooquettish knots. Un- saa you are prepared to follow every - path by shampooing period of ;s s'sa'ei or less length, cover your crown as S siory With an unpicturesque cap. ., .ne woman who is learning to s"'sl s' Is the recipient of much more at s,s 'on than she who knows how to ss aa'll. II the society and advice of men 's oeaf to you even in the vast deep, ss s1 qulte master the gentle art of Esfit ' YN' ''i"ass Ut apoos to mas. .lls p0n venture beyond your depth and s, " yourself to be rescued more than as M of twice during the season. It's ,s ,sanae, ., of course, but even roman " fiilig can be done. often enough to ssyne n merely monotonous.
 s,ss. ~ snow your love of the water by this Ill very long. It is pleasant ws,,s U talk about. ones love of the fs G put to display it by remaining iii las ' zo minutes merely makes one's n S.ue and one s complexion mottled tba nos promenade the beach or lie in fk;s.lV fck;sLal Siter your bath. You have seen ~eels and other animals whose nat. ing sh h,elaene Is not water after drcnch- As aoNef no Be warned by these hum yos,sa, members of creation and betake ike ,,s e0.ses directly from the waves to
 esslhg room. New York World.
 justice For the Summer Girl.
 - american girl is showing her
 address and aptitude at a thou
 sn po's Oy the seaside and mountain
 Drs 1'nler' as in score of summers
 l;n' uie summer girl, :, she has her
 oiss. ss afe of criticism to face, but the
 .snihg thing is not that she makes
 0lunders in her social code o1
 ' '00 little restraipts ip her beha,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-29

... to women Bathers-Justice For the er t,irl-women and the Supreme Mary HalIock Foote Changed .sses at the Races.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-29
Changed Dresses at the Races.

The fashionable women of England, it would seem, have plenty of time to think of dress. At Ascot recently there was heavy downpour of rain one day,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-29

Throw spoonful of sugar in the fire instead of shovel of coal oil. The sug ar is safe and sure. and the coal oil IS neither,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-29

Buttermilk is a most excellent rem edy in cases of sickness due to irritable stomach. and also in the sickness and nausea incidental to mothers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-29
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Each part will consist of 24 quao pages and will contain large steel engraving printed heavy plate paper and pasted in In addition each part will contain from ten to beautiful engayngs wood executed by the best American artists de- uctng the most charming scenery to be found in this country 90 ulpage steel engavngs 400 beautiful engvngs wood 700 pages of letter press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
MANSFIELD BRIDGE.
Road Commissioner Hslgemo 10 hskias the roa
Structure Passabie.

Road Commissioner Helgemo 10 ksklas the uoa
Structure Passable.
On Monday oi this week County Road
Commissioner Helgemo began the work
OF repairing the Manifold bridge which
was badly wrecked by fire IN July last.
when most OF the village OF, Mansfield
was wiped out. Tho bridge is On iron
structure OF the Buchanan pattcrn. bst
the piers and approaches were of wood
and these together with the plank road
way were consumed.
There being bat little travel ever this,
the Sagola road, and IL being possible to
ford the Mchigamme at that point
during tho summer months, nothing
had been done up to this week toward
repairing tho bridge. Mr.. Dickoy. Who
has charge Of the o. s. Bond explorations
on the Michignmmo, has felt tho Weed sf
this bridge and since the winter set Ia has
been unable to come To Crystal Falls to
do his trading. Through his efforts and
the local merchants tho repairs have
been ordered by Mr.. Lockwood and the
work will be performed by Mr.. Helsemo.
In place OF the wooden piers. tubular
iron piers will be placed in position. Por
this purpose Mr.. Helgemo has purchased
the battery OF boilers formerly used In
the Iron River furnace. After they have
been gutted they will be placed m posi-.
tion and filed with concrete. making -
perfect pier and costing tho county oaiy
n trivial sum. The plsnks for the read.
way have been purchased by the Iron
River Manufacturing company. OF Iron
/ River. The bridge will bo passabls In -
| few days.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

same overcoats the year round. But
come 20 think OF IL second time don't
know as they are brainy. About the
most important thing man can turn
his attention 10 is TO earn comfortable
living for himself and family, and when
he doesn't do that, but let's the oppor-
tunity go by default, il should probably
20 on record that IL he has brains they
are Of very poor quality. Every day
in our cities we hear these alleged brainy
men refer slightingIy to the "hayseeds"
and "mossbncks" of the country, and at
the same time many of the men who ARE
talking TINT way are occupying positions
ms clerks which may pay them SO n
week, with not n shilling and hardly a
shirt ahead, and no guarantee that they
will not eat soup next winter at the ex'
pense OF tender-hearted people who dis
like 10 sec their fellows starve to death
When we come 20 slit the question down
these foreigners who avoid the big towns
and 90 out into the country and gel
farms are just about as brainy ns any
uf us"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

warm friends In Crystal Falls ARE always
pleased to see that No. o smile looming
up our hillside thoroughfare.
Capt. Andrew Gugren. mine inspector
for Iron county. was n Crystal Falls Wis
itor on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Iver Olson. the genial clerk OF Hcma-
tite township, transacted business in
Crystal Falls on Thursday.
A. L. Flewelling transacted legal bust
ness at Menominee and Chicago this
week, returning yesterday.
Rob. Webb arrived from Grand Rapids
on saturday last and will spend the
winter with his parents.
A baby boy came to gladden. the
household Of MIR. and Mrs. Alex. Ross
on Tuesday morning.
Frederick c. Matthews, Chicago at.
torney, is in the city in the interest OF N
NJ. kaufman.
The Methodist society win occupy the
ground floor OF the Parks store building
in the future.
Emil Guensburg, Of Florence, was tho
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Justified Thurs
day evening.
"Earnie" Morrison sold standard oil
and told stories in Crystal Falls OF
Monday.
Everett Ball and Harry Isma now hav,
charge OF the electric light and water
plant.
Messrs. Dunn and Grafton have skid
ded 400,00 feet OF logs ON the Fence
river.
| Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, Indigestion, biliousness. Try 1
box.
Harry c. Work called on his Crysta
Falls friends and patrons on Wednes
day.
Mr.. W. j. Blair. OF Iron River spen
several days in Crystal Falls this week
Gen. Mgr. Il. +. Cole, OF Negaunee, in
spected the work at the Dunn yesterday
j. r. Corcoran leit yesterday Tor
brei bcsiness trip To Stevens Point, Wiz
Paul Hohner suicided by hanging hin
sell in his cell in the Jail mt Calumet
The w. Il. C.. will meet in the Cd
Fellows hall on Wednesday next.
w. j. Brown returned from his Wis
TO Green Bay on Thursday.
my dear sir, love your daughter an
want to marry her, but shc says 20
have n condition TO your consent."
Certainly, sir. want YOU to promi'
to keep HaIler's Sure Cure Cough Syru
} in the house"
81 will"
Alright you have my BILE ssing."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
WATER WORKS CONTRACT.
The Courts VIII he Called Upon 10 Decide Who
Shall Control the Plant.

The Courts VIII he Called Upon 10 Decide Who
Shall Control the Plant.
On the first day OF January of this
year, the Crystal Falls electric light and
water plant, the property Of he village,
was leased to company styling itseli
the Crystal Falls Electric Light Water x
Power company, of which Mes ssrs &. L.
Roberts and John f. Fitzpatr lex were
members. The lease on which the plant
was taken by these gentlemen covered
one year with IA privilege OF u two-year
extension granted the lessees- Several
weeks ago, Mr.. Fitzpatrick Withdrew
from the company, leaving Mr.. Roberts
in full possession OF the contract. TIL,
dissolution rendered an additional bond
from Mr.. Roberts necessary Thh, h'
furnished but had some difficulty in ad
justng the matter with the village coun
ell This matter finally settled (withou'
bloodshed) all wns peaceable for n few
days, or until Mr.. Roberts served notio'
OF continuance OF the contract on the
council. Then the honorable body
waxed wroth and notified Mr.. Roberts
TO vacate the premises on December 81
alleging, in support OF it's demand,
violation OF the provisions OF the con-
tract. IL Is said that tho council will
soon advertise for bids for operating che
plant from January /, 1896. In the
meantime, Mr.. Roberts has no intention
OF vacating and the people, being salts
fed with the service he has giyen, will
have little interest in the caso further
than ordinary curiosity can Gre ate. The
matter will be taken into court, in all
probability.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

The officers and members OF the First
Methodist Church desire hereby TO ex-
press their Thanks to the Odd-Fellows
for the use OF their hall. All services
hereafter. until further announcement il
made, will be held in the spacious room
below the Odd Fellows hall. There are
already about two hundred seats In,
whichmiI furnish better accommodate
tions than heretofore. as the capacity oi
the above named hall was not adequate
60 the work.
Rev Jas. T.. Whalcn will give an adj
dress az the Methodist quarters on Tues.
day evening next All invited.
Christmas program will be given by
the Sunday School Of the First Metho-
dist Church. A merry time is looked
for.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
CLEVELAND BREAKING DOWN
A Party Now withou, Either Policy OF
Leader.

Party Now Without Either Policy or
Leader
The lIcrald's Washington correspon'
dent sends the following: Chaos reigns
in the ranks Of the democrats at Wash
ington. II is a party without "A policy
and without a leader. Grover Cleveland
who should bc the leader OF his party,
has notoriously abdicated his position
or frittercd away his power. Mr.. Cleve-
lands health is failing. He Is not by
any means the man he was even a year
ago. Nothing is to be hoped from him
in the future. Ills message TO congress
was the work OF n man who has passed
the zenith Of his ply and intellectual
powers and who is on the decline. The
facts as 60 the situation here may as
well be candidly told. Mr.. Cleveland
blood is suffering some chronic disorder.
Now it maniTests itself in gout and rheu-
matism. The effort OF his physicians
has been TO coniine the rheumatism tu
the cxtrcneties. In this he has succeed
ed and MIR. Cleveland is now getting bet.
ter. lie is not likely to recover, but h,
may bc better for months, even foryears
20 come. There may be n recurrence oI
the attack mt any time. His heart is al
ready sluggish. His fat il increasing
lie is unable TO take exercise and th,
result OF another acute attack no one
can forescc. II is no reflection upon the
president under the circumstances tc
say thnt he did not write his own mes
sage. This is at any rate the fact
There are thirty-eight pages in printed
pamphlet Of the message md uf thes'
thirty-eight Mr.. Cleveland wrote five ol
six whole pages and paragraphs in othel
pages.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

Union Gospel Temperance Meetings Will be
Held Quarterly in Crystal Falls.
Beginning with Sunday evening next,
union gospel temperance meetings will
be held quarterly in Crystal Falls. The
meeting tomorrow evening, opening at
1880 o'clock, will be held in tho Crystal
Falls opera house. All the churches will
unite in these meetings. the several pas.
tors having charge Of the services. Pro
visions have been made for good music
and some good speaking is promised.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
FOR CHARITY.
The Kings Daughters WIN Give Tea-csat Tea.
on Monday Evening Next.

The Kings Daughters WIN Give Tea-csnt Tea
on Monday Evening Next.
Between the hours OF six and ten oa
Monday evening next In the .Vandan-
daigue building, Sweet Charity will pre-
side over ten-cent tea. The event win
take place under the auspices Of the
Kings Daughters. The proceeds wiit
be expended for bits of warm apparel Tor
little ones, the need OF which Is brought
10 the notice Of or can be sought out by
this noble band Of Christian workers.
THE DIAMOND DRILL thus styles this
little society because 1t believes IL weii
worthy OF commendation. AS society
ofChristian ladies, working earnestly and
diligently without pomp or profit oil any
sort to itself. aside from the secret pleas
ure OF a charitable mission, "ths great
minds great bribo," this little bshd
OF toilers in the vineyard OF God, stands
without n superior.
On this occasion in particular. how.
ever, does tho work OF the Kings
Daughters appeal TO public commends-
ton. There arc few little ones In Crys-
tai Falls and vicinity who. while amply
fed, perhaps, are without some OF the
little comforts that make them happy
and cure mothers heart-aches--a pair
OF mittens or pair OF shoes, or pcr-
hnps warm little wrap. There ars
many instances where n gilt OF this sect
would make childish frame warrner. q
little mind happier. n mother moro
thankful and afford n charitable eiver
more happiness withai than tenioid its
intrinsic value could otherwise purchase.
The DIAMOND DRILL urges upon its road
ers, who are able TO attend, their duty
in attending this little, unpreteaticus
affair. IL is the first timo Charity has
called this year and deal enr should
not be turned TO her small request. BY
the payment oi ten cents only you can
be in practical accord with the immortal
Pope, who engrafted in his Essay On
Man
I'm faith and hope the world will disagree,
hut all mankipd's concern'd In charity;
All must bc false that thwart this one Sest
end.
Aud all OF God. that bless msHkiad, ce
n mend"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

Hamilton a Msrymsn's Standing Pine Good
for Twenty Years Yet.

Hamilton a Msrymsn's Standing Pine Good
for Twenty Years Yet.
The Hamilton x Merryman company
are having q close and accurate estimate
made OF the amount OF stsRding pine
which they own in the states ~ Michigan
and Wisconsin, and find that 10 amounts
20 about 400, ,O00.0 900 feet. n quantity
sufficient to keep their miIhs running
twenty years yet to como and with the
amount they are constantly producing,
probably twenty-five years. says the
Chicago Lumberman. As the amount
owned by this company " even less than
that owned by several other companies
on the Menominec river " viii be seen
that no one will need Eeel alarmed at the
prospect Of the failure of pine in this
locality, and those who prophesied
twenty years ago thNt u would last only
twenty years more we're at least thirty
years out OF the way. Such time is toe
far distant TO cause alarm or anxiety.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

One OF ths Remaining Buildings Burned To
the Ground.
One OF the few buildings that escaped
the forest fire at Mansfield last July WAS
burned 10 the ground Monday evening.
IL was tho building occupied by Peter
Hicks as snloon and was owned by aa
Italian named TeEzeli. who now resides
at Norway. The structure was Insured
for 5000 aud was said TO be the osly
building in Mansfield on which insurancs
was carried. The flro started In the
upper part Of the building and burned
slowly 10 the ground, allowing tho ocou-
pant ample time for the removal oi his
belongings.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
THOSE HARDWOOD LANDS.

A Chicago Mans Opinion on These Unimproved
Sources Of Northern Wealth.
One oi the most bountiiul endowments
of nature 10 the upper peninsula uf
Michigan and the northern portion Oi
Wisconsin is that 90 which man has M
yet given only n very little attenton--
the enormous tracts OF fertile hardwood
lands, adapted 20 the raising OF every
staple crop. These. lands being new and
possessed OF great natural fertility will
give results that cannot bc attained in
the farming districts OF the more south
ern portions Of these states, where the
ground has been taxed with the produc-
ton oT continuous crops for three gener-
ations. Why agriculture hasnot received
more attention in these pnrtscan readily
be explained by tho opportunity TO nc
cumulate wealth rapidly, offered 10y the
mining aud lumber resources.
Now, however, that the industries last
named hnvc, perchance, seen their palm
iest days, we may expect better develop
ment In tho way OF agriculture. The
result will not be 80 rapid n prosperity
ns has characterized this section in the
past, perhaps, but IL will work n agrowth
that will in the long run amount tomuch
more stable conditions. Discussing these
opportunities, n leading physician OF
Chicago recently said
"1n Michigan and Wisconsin there il
room irr host Of people Co settle down
and make themselves comfortable and
at home. IL Is somewhat singular that
others than Swcdcs and Germans, who
can mako only parrots effort TO talk IL,
prevailing Language Of the United States
do not ga into that hardwood country
and live a1indepcndcnt as lords. Really
one Of the difficult problems to solve u
why SO many brniny men cling to oul
cities whore they are Obliged TO wear th'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
IN SWINGS PULPIT.

Rev. Dr. Hills Has.Been Formally Called and
Win Accept.
The Chicago Mail, OF yesterday, an
nounced that Rev Dr.. N. ID. Hills, OF
whom extended mention was made in
these columns three weeks ago, has been
formally called TO fill the pulpit in Cen
trail Church. Chicago, rendered vacant
by the death Of Prof. David Swing.
In nm interview with reporter for the
Mail, Mr., Hills signifled his desire to nc.
cent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
A Poneorn RvenInR.

TIIE DIAMOND DRIr.L has been request
cd TO announce that on Friday evening
next popcorn social will be given Mt
the Lockwood for the benefit OF the
Methodist church. With the announce
mcnt comes the following:
"a popcorn bag
A popcorn hall
Popcorn seasoned
To Please YOU NIL"
II the "pome" is slightly deficient in
literary merit; in need Of n crutch or any
of that sort oithing, TnE DIAMOND DRiLI
Is assured that the SAVIOR oi the popcorn
will attone for it. Five cents. AZ
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
MASONIC OFFICERS.
Crystal Fall. Lodge. y. a A. NJ Names onieers
Il lae taon

Crystal Falls Lodge. y. a A. NJ. Names orioers
for 1895.
Uhe annual communication ci Crystal
Fdns Lodge, No. 1856, +. & A. NJ. wss
hcsd on Thursday evening, when tbe Id
lowing officers were elected for the ensu.
ing year:
NJ. n. MCGEE, w. NJ.
II. C. HUsE, y. w.
j. X. HpoPER, j. w.
s. ID. HoLILsrER, JR., Secretary.
O. 4. BRowS, Treas.
CHAs. II. WATSON, y. ID.
J. C.. SABIg, j. ID.
FRANK ScADDEN, Tyler.
The new officers will be installed on
December 9th.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
IRON ORE RECORD.

Lake Shipments Aggregate 7,776,S47 oro's IONS
Tonnage on Lake Erie Doexs.
Complete returns from all upper lake
shipping ports, as we'll us all receiving
docks at Lake Erie ports, make il possi-
bile to present full statistics in the cur
rent issue OF the Marine Review. The
most important features OF the returns
are contained in the following small
table, gross tons ruling in all cases
1894. 1898.
Total output by
from shppingports 7,776,0i7 5SSo'0is
Total receipts at Lake ..........................
............... Erie docks G.35O,S H333oOl
Total amount on dock
............ December /. 4 .s3i ,2i7 in7o,Ti0
II will be noted that the movement oi
ore during the past season by lake Is
more than 100000 tons greater than
the lake and rail movement in 1893, and
the amount on dock is little more than
$50. 900 tons greater than n year ago.
This latter figure is somewhat surprls-
ing, but it is certain that the proportion
81 unsod ore is very light as compared
with the past two years and the con-
sumption now more active than il has
ever been in the history OF the iron ore
business. Then, too, very large por-
tion of the ore on dock IL Mesabi ore,
the shipments from that range having
reached total Of 1893 ,9SS tons, oI
which ,369, ,252 tons WAS moved
through Duluth and 42I,73G tons
through Two Ilarbors. The tables that
follow give the statistics in detail:
The Delta independent., 1894-08-01

Once upon time there were three fools:
erca, big fool, and m!ddle-sIzcd fool, and
Tiny little bit OF a fool. These three were
vomen contemplating marriage with men
whose paths were crooked.
The woman who was little bit OF 1901
married man who drank. Her frie9ds
warned her. naturally, and the general pub
lie propaesled but she risked It. Then began
the official programme. Cheerful nome,
good meals, fragrant coffee, bright open
frcs, after that there WAS gold cure and 10
The end he was reclaimed. Ee IA. really.
Moreover, he stayed So
The middlc-sized fool married a man whose
TASTE was not so much for wine as for women
and song He liked them best as combined
In light opera. 1t requires woman OF grea'
sweetness Of temper and Infinite tact to man
age q man of this kind, but she did il, and in
time he. too, reformed lhe roan was
weary one for her. however
But the great biz fool married man who
was a gambler. lie was foreign person,
having Il local habtiation, deeply moTtcaged
and name And the rest Of this chapter Is
very brief and not especially cheefful 1t Is
this: The genuine gambler never reforms
Hate Fie'6's Warrington.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-01

How dear to our hearts Is our Democratic
eongrcss
\ hopeless, inaetion presents It to view.
Tho bill o! poor Wilson. the deep tangled
tariG
And every mad pledge that their Iun acy knew,
Tho wide spread depression, the mills that
closed hy IT.
The rock OF free silver where great Grover
fell
They've busted our eoun, ry, no use to deny Il,
And darn tho old party. IT'S bustct as we'll
This q Cleveland congress
This Queen Lilly congress,
This Wild free trade congress
We all love so well
Their moss covered pledges We no longer
treasure
For often At noon when out hunting n Job
We md that instead of the corn they hal
promised,
They've .iven ~ nothiny-not even q cob
How ardent we've cusscd EN- with lips over
flowing
with the sulphur Gus blessings as great swear
The cmbicms OF hunrc free trade and free
Are sounding in sorrow the workins sman's
kncll
This bank breaking congress-
This mil, closing congress,
This starvation congress-
We all love so well
How sweet from their eloquent lips to receive
IT.
Cursed tariff protection no longer uphold :"
We listened and voted our dinner pals
empty.
The factories silent tho furnaces cold
And now far removed from our lost situations.
The tear Of rosret dot h In ntrusivciy SWELL
We ycarn for Republican administrations.
And sigh for the congress that served us so
we'll
This lfty.third congress.
This Democratic congress,
This sugar cured congress-
We wish was In well
-Clcrmount Courier