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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-26
OUR lLLUSTRlOUSDEAD.

SENATOR ZEBULON L. VANCE DIED APRIL
IA, 1894.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-26
SUNSHINE.

The genial presence of Zebulon B.
Vance in the United States Senate is
now but Il memory. but it will be a
long enduring memory. Nor will his
valuable services in that distinguished
body be soon forgotten. He had been
a prominent and familiar figure in the
Senate chamber for about fifteen years,
and while the humor of his eloquence
possessed certain irresistible charm,
| there were great force and impressive
ness in his deliverances when serious
questions were to be seriously con-
sidered. He was man of strong con-
victions. and had no hesitation in their
assertion. He was also a diligent and
efficient worker i'll the committee
room, and at the time of his death was
chairman of the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections. a member of the
Finance Committee, and also amember
of the select committee on Woman
Suffrage and the University Of the
United States
Senator Vance was extremely
popular with his fellow Senators, and
universally well liked for his excellent
personal qualities, in the private
relations of life no man was more
greatly beloved. 1t is needless to say
that by the people of North Carolina,
from whom he received repeated
bestowals of honor, he was held in the
highest esteem. He was always their
friend, in storm or sunshine, and his
friendship was gratefully appreciated
Washington Post.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-26

North Carolinian. For him we mourn.
but in his record and fame we rejoice
with thousands of his fellow citizens
who knew him only to love and tn
honor him. Peace to the ashes OF the
greatest of North Cardinals sons
Greenville Reflector.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-26
GREAT TRIBUNE OF THE PEOPLE.


GREAT TRIBUNE OF THE PEOPLE.
The sad news of the death of our
great Tribune of the people, Zebulon
b. Vance. will be received with the
greatest sorrow throughout the State.
AS North Cardinals great War Gov
ernor, he ranked in point of efficiency
and zeal and affection in which he was
held by the troops, higher than any
other Southern Governor. Since the
war, Gov. Vance was the leader of
the people and occupied the highest
offices in their gift. He was man of
great breadth of character. strong
originality, of native genius and wortl.
gifted with ready and sparkling
wit. He was a statesman, sincere,
brave and true.-Rocky Mount Phoe-
nir.
A FRIEND ALWAYS IN STORM OR
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-26

The best mutual insurance policy against
attacks of sickness is to be found in taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. II you are weak it
will make you strong.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-26
/ SUBSCRIPTION $3.50 Cash .

Moods Pills are hand made. ana perfect
In proportion and appearance. &c. a box.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-26

Hoods pills are the best after-dinner
| pills; assist digestion. cure headache. Try
box, sc.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-04
MURPHY

In another column will be found Z
proposition 10 new Subscribers The
JOURNAL. proposes TO have consider
adj To say 10 the taxpayers OF Mason
f'Ounty this year. and which we bclievc
will interest them, without regard TO
age sex or previous condition of servi-
tude To this end we want 10 have AT
least every taxpayer On our list How
ever we have no desire TO send this
paper TO anyone who does not want H.
and who does not expect TO pay for IL
sometime We will send the JOURNAL
from now until Nov SIst- for 50 cents
cash.
The Cutoff contractors are making
rapid progress On their work Duncan
McBezth has his rght-Of-way contract
nearly completed. and contractor Nc
Leans grazing work Is more than
half done The work being dome by
sections the men are working hard
and a visit mp the grade shows several
big cuts and fills done and the sections
closing MP rapidly Bridge work VIII
Oegiu next week. and soon the Cutoff
viii be reality The road bed Is very
substantial, being Is feet ON the top.
and well made
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-04
LIN Town Council.
SHELTON. Apr. =. 1894.

SHELTON. Apr 3 1924
Council met, present Potts Eaton.
Shorter, MuusOn. Beach
Com On Town property reported
favorebly on c. H Stone property.
and deed ordered drawn
Com on Streets & Alleys reported
examined premises Of L L Hunter.
ordered water turned into alley
Following claims presented. APPROX
I'd and warrants drawn: SaulI Cald-
well. labor $50: Geo Beers labor s.:
" G Rex. rent hose house MOS So:
\ Munsou. hardware So
Report Of Street Com. Caldwell.
read and filed
Report Of C W Hartman. regard
ing title Stone property. read and
filed.
Bonds for retail liquor licenses ap-
proved Is follows Lacrlau McPhail.
c H Stone. Doyle & Elliott Clerk
instructed 10 Issue license on receiving
treasurer-s receipt for $500 each
Chss- Dunbar appeared and request
ed Council to drive piles Al upper end
Of Gotta St. and offered 10 furnish
PLANK for bridge. referred
Proposition presented By Cone
Beach regarding purchase Of lot O.
block Is. corner Third and Gotta, re-
ferred. Offered for $50.
Matter OF opening crossings over
Shelton Southwestern R R track re
ferred 70 St Conn
Adjourned 10 meet Monday Apr 80
M0SD4Y.-Council met all present
Petition OF ChzS- Dunbar. VogtIin
& Maxwell and !. Doyle concern
ing construction OF bridge across
Gol6sborough. a. 1+th and Gotta read
and referred
Report OF Cozr,- o. above bridge
received: granted further time.
Following bills presented and allow :
Ell: Geo Cyphe-t- crossing lumber
S+S.01. credited by Bordeaux 6ue Dill
SIS. allowed balance Of 5000: 6. {. |
Angle record book and placarGS 1910 4
Motion Of Eaton. liquor bond Little 4
81 Griuley approved and license order /
Ell issued
Release and deed Of Stone property 4
received and accepted and clerk order
ed 70 record and draw warrants for 4
$500 and $l0oin payment Also order
Ell that Marshal remove fire apparatus
and water tools 20 new quarters
Clerk ordered 70 Issue l:gao- license I
10 H Faubert. On presentation Of pro
Per bond and treesu-er's receipt
Adjourned 10 meet May 9TH 4
Board Of Health meet May 5tr. 4
:. u. Hall Clerk
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-04
Holly. MAY ;. f&

Holly, May ;, 1891
Miss Helen Toles Is Z visitor At MI
and Mrs R Wyatts for few days
Hal" IS becoming quite pedestrian
OF late
\ Sunday school Tea party was held
al Lilliwaup Falls last Wednesday
Mr. Johnson had charge OF the party.
Rev Young delivered Z short address
10 the children. and all are reported 70
have had 4 good time
\ dance was held at Mr. Otto Mel
sons On the evening OF May Ist-
MURPHY
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-04
L DUDES DISASTER

L DUDES DISASTER
l dainty dude,
L sznil rude.
L lot OF wiDt-E weather:
L ball Of Stow.
wall OF woe
L rise in patent Leather.
Upon the ground,
4 crowd around
The dude in anguish lying:
AdOE1 the street.
IN quick retreat.
Tie g4min swiftly flying
L gallant cop.
With club and pop.
Lights On the situation
The culpEiE small
Docs 0VeFhzul-
L journey 10 the station
\ justice shop.
The kid and COP
And dude 6is-rzit and signing:
\ IUris1 p-in-
W IN Vis4ge grim
L situation trying
/ charge i made
His Honor scsit-
Den3suds plea explicit;
The culp-I5 small
Does loudly tawl:
I-6i6n'1 mean 10 hit frr
! case dismissed
/ dude with Isl
BIS injured optic nursing:
Agmln glad
L 1Ucel@g mad
l. lzDghing erUEd dEspe-Sinz-
D@-r05r Free Pres
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-04

VALENTINE SCRP--The Supreme
Court Of the United States has sur-
prised the holders Of Valentine scrip.
who have applied for tide lands. decid-
ing that il coulG not be located on the
tide lands Of this state This decision
affects the lands III front Of all the
Sound cities. and MessrS- bigger s.
Going and J. s McG'alIurn- Of Olym-
pia. will lose several Thousand dol
lars. but II establishes the title Of
other tide lands OF this state The
Miranda grant was al old Mexican
grant in Petaluua county California
which was purchased from Miranda
by George Valentine. buc before the
latter established his rights thereto
the United States Government hal
sold the land 10 settlers In order TO
indemnify Valentino congress issued
I number Of certificates emitting the
holder 10 locate On any piece OF land
IN the United States the title Of which
ti6cates were for - acres each and
covered 1876 acres the area Of the
Miranda grant
JOIN TIE OTEER CL4sS.-Ttere are
nine classes Of people who do Z TOWN.
no good and retzrd improvement and
progress These nine classes are:
o. Those who go ont Of town 10 do
their trading; ~ tt11ese who oppose i'm
pEOvculcuts: ~ those who prefer Z
quiet town 10 one Of push and busi-
ness: 81 those WHO imagine they can
nm the town; ~ Those who think
business can De done slyly without
advertising: g6B those who 6eri6e pub
lie spirited n.eu: s71 those who oppose
every improvement that does not 0r-gi-
nate with themselves; CSg those who
oppose every public enterprise which
does not appear 10 benefit them. and
~ those who seek 10 iujure Inc credit
OF an Individual Examine the above
list and see If y0u are 10 BE- found IN
any OF the classes enumerated If
y0u are. you MAY come TO the c0nclu-
sion that you Go the town no good and
rctard iulpr0veuent--Exch
Stop MY PAPER-After vou get
angry ana stop your paper. just poke
your finger into water. phil il ont and
then look for the hole; then YOU will
know how sadly you are missed 4
man who thinks Z paper cannot thirty
without his support ought 10 get OF
and stay while When he comes
back half his friends Will not know he
was gone and the other half will not
care cent while the world at large
kept no account Of his movement. YOu
viii find things that Won cannot en-
dOrse In every paper Even the bible
is rather plaia and hits Some hard
raps- If Won were 10 get mad and
burn your bible. the hundreds Of
presses would go on printing It, and
when you stop your PAPER and call the
editor names. the paper viii still be
Published; and what IS more 10 Your
discredit, you VIII read II On the sly
Vancouver Columbian
N0TICE-There viii be 4 musical
and literary entertainment at Odd
Fellows Hall On Saturday evening
May 5th 1894 given by the Ladies Of
the First Baptist church Proceeds to
be applied On purchase OF an Organ
for the Church-zdmisSlon L cents
children 10 cents BY order OF com-
The purchase OF the Stone property
on Gotta street has been Completed and
Marshal Caldwell was busiIy engaged
IN moving the hose carts and fire equip
nacnts into its new quarters; also the
supplies Of the water department
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-04
shelton PoSt-0ffre

Es--: close t0- t1= East dsiIyss I2.k.
ia .--1>- Ia. the North daily AZ Il NJ
Nal: A-rlTe 6s5lE an
----,'a- Delivery open from AN o7PK
E4-s --2T- for Asll0ek- Mason Juno Grove
>4tssr Il II every tuesday and FRIDAY
Y -=F Orders and Postal Notes issued
j. Z SLIC.H- PoE-Eesre,
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-04

Hot and Gold Baths. Shaving. Hair euttiug
and saslvso05ng. Al DrOi=z's-
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-04

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Werffs Fair HxAes1 AelaI I'D D1FsonA-
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-04
ALEX NaEsHAu IA Ngszlsox
Marshall & Morrison
BLACkSMITHS:
Removed TO Duncan's old stand, Next
TO JOURNAL Office
HOrshOelng, Wagon repairing and
Logglng Work or SpecIaltles.

LEW K N1CNSON NOW Has An 1850 RI
meat 0f spseesselss and glasses and M&zo2
County people can Dc fitted al very E9E piss
WHEN II COMES TO SEED-GARDEN Or
field, pEe44ge OF bulk Mcdonald 4 O'Selm
hsv= the us-Zl zig stock OF reliable seed from
Ferry and B0wsa- and - ID prizes ~e are s.rzec-
Iy IN IL
COMPETITIVE AND QUARTERLY EXAM
NATION--NO1IceE u here6F given thai Exz-E-
nation OF tezeh-rs and also Of applicants for
admission TO stale Normal schools VIII be heIt
Il Shelton o. Thurs1zy- May 10. Isss-
C.S BECKE1CsE- sgy4-
prescribe sznn0oz Liver Regulator. AMI i
deserves al the praise 1t rec@iveS-Dr D "
Atkinson, Sloan Ark
Behold the fool saith Put not all thine eezx
in the one baska--Ebieh i INT ma1zs- q
Esyings Scatter E1ur money and YOUR szsez-
t5o1.- but Inc wise 1zn saith Put al yOur
eggs In the ooe basket sn1-Eateh that basket
T6ers IL nors Czrzrrh in this sae15on OF he
cSunsry than all 0tb@r diseases Put Together.
and Until 1he zs7 few years Ezs supposed 80 De
ine1, abe F0r great EGEE years doctors urs-
bounced L = local disease and prescribed Bnesl
rE-aiies- and oy constantly falling 10 cure win
kocal -fr=zEleu1- prO10u1eed il iueurshse
SezG2ee has proven e4Tsrra 10 Dc esgas-5sEu-5sz-
Il disease and therefore requires cc1s1lausEszzs
treztEelr EalFs C21&r-h Cure uzn1Esesurers
by T. J. Cheaey < CO.. Tosed0- Ohio. / she
only eOnxzi.1rzOuzl cure On the Mz-Eez- II Il
taken internally II doses from Ia drOps Ia = ssz-
spoonful II ats directly On the ba0of AMI
lacO1s surfaces q the system They offer one
hundred dollars for any Case Il falEz ID cure
S-nd f0r circulars and te<sEmOnLzEs A6lrezs-
FL CHENEY Il CO, Toledo. 0.
-5o5d Ey Druggists, sc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03

The determination OF Gov. Rich
TO probe TO the bottom the cor
rupt Juggling Of returns on the
constitutional amendments sub
mitted to the people in 1901 and
1893. thereby increasing the sal
aries Of certain state officials, is
atfording narrow partisans OPP
portunity for considerable mean
ingless bowling regarding the
corrupt methods OF one party
or the other, agreeable TO the
political affiliations of the bowler.
The stuff thus gushed forth
from versatile mouths will fail
of conviction in the minds of
people acquainted with the facts
in the case. In the spring of ~
an amendment was submitted,
increasing tho compensation of
the attorney general from $500
to &, 500 per annum. This was
under q Democratic administra
ton and the returns were can
vassed by Democrats. In the
spring of '93, like amendment
was submitted, increasing the
salaries of other state officials.
This was under a Republican adj
ministration and the returns were
canvassed by Republican officials.
1T now transpires that both
amendments were lost, notwith
standing the fact that they were
declared carried and officials af
fected have drawn compensation
at the increased rate The
matter will be given the fullest
investigation, and, If possible,
proper punishment will be
meted out TO those guilty OF
fraud. If any political howl
is to be sent up over the
matter note should be taken Of
the fact that one party is rs deep
in the mud as is the other in the
mire. 1t is also worthy Of note
that it remained for John Il. Rich
to correct a fraud pcrpotrated
under the nose Of the late gov
ernor, whose administration his
friends are wont TO style i'm
maculate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03

now. the Income tax bin be made rider
to the tariff bill, there viii be Strong op-
position from both sides 70 the whole
measure, but even then we shall look 70
see the responsibility shifted upon the
senate. The House ohiectors viii pro-
test and then finally acquiesco IN the will
OF the committee and the administra-
ton. That the Senate viii Kin the i'm
come tax and make the tariff bill a
revenue measure, with Incidental pro-
lection. Is a strong probability from tho
present view point.--lron Trade Review.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03

Gro. II. ELY, one Of the pioneers
Development Of the Marquette
\ district, died at Washington on
May. Tie was in that city doing
.ryicc be could against iheputting
orc upon the free list His home
'iond, Ohio. lIc was tie FIRST to
81 the building Of "a railroad TO
: ores Of thisdistrict tolakc port.
A a large acquaintance amongst
men Of Lake Superior who regret
III, and who have long respected
4 brilliant mnn and hard worker
good 81 the mineral interests OF
IA. Iron Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03

KM0n1's Norway Current j. nine
,ld. II the Curtent continues TO
u as rapidly as il has in the past,
'tinc il ntlains n voting age, MIR.
/. will DC compelled 70 call to his
,nec a talented circulation liar To
10 the Currents dnily and Sun
,rnlalions. as is the wont 81 al
,clitnn publications. Joking
ne Current is a ynlucd exchange
oIIcc. As a medium Of reliable
lncws It has 10 superior IN the
peninsula. Long may tie Current
publisher prosper.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03
THE HYPOCRITE

Were the moral attributes and
intellectual qualifications Of the
"weazenf faced pup" who edits
THE DIAMOND DRILL on an
equal plane with those of the un-
wholesome fellow who holds a
like position on the Iron County
Reporter, this paper might, this
week, harass its readers with
an analogous reply 70 the sordid
TRADE hurled at its editor last
week by the deprayed, unschol-
arly O'Brien. Happily, however,
conditions are not such and the
propriety Of THE DIAMOND
DRILL shall not be perturbed TO
a sacrifice Of its dignity like
"An ocean into tempest toss'd
To wait feather or to drown ny. p
Few human beings are physi-
cally perfect. The "weazen-
faced pup" of THE DIAMOND
DRILL. is, unfortunately. not
numbered among the worlds
Apoilos Perehance the vulgar
editor ct Tie Iron County Report
or Is ewise unblessed by the
Kin. caress of Beauty, yet, the
SHnmble hand that pens these
lines has never yet descended 10
the degrading task of burlesque-
ing the handiwork OF the Arch.
tect above and with sacriligous
I'taunt and impious jest, jecr at a
fellow creatures physical or
facial misfortuues. This we have
elected TO leave TO the province
of the debased the bawd and
drab whose uncouth associa-
tons are productive OF no finer
sense or method OF attack and
defense.
The fact that the "weazen.
faced pup of THE DIAMOND
DRILL may be by nature unfor-
tunate. has not, however, shorn
him OF the God given faculty of
skinning a hypocrite or exposing
the Vaccinations Of q bunglino
thief. and the vulgarly debased
tauntings hurled back by the
guilty accused will fail OF account
as defensive argument in the
minds of an intelligent public.
The esteem OF the low and vul.
gar. to which element Patrick
O'Brien so successfully panders,
we do not crave and consequently
his sordid stuff can inilict no
painful injury.
We are not i'm the promises "a
discuss the personal short-com
ings OF Patrick OBrien the
better class OF citizens. whose
interests we endeavor TO repre-.
sent, care nothing of them. We
are here 10 remove the tinsel
hypocricy from the sham public
parsonage of Patrick O'Brien.
the pseudo-reformer and dishon
est public servant We shall
refuse TO engage in a conflict of
words with him. but will remain
alert TO divest him OF his wonted
shams In his every public act.
In the interim. in his boistrously
assumed attempts 10 "sit down
hard on (our) waspish little car
cass" we may have the pleasure
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03
J. C. WILKINSON 8 co.
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of Philadelphia,

the largest watch case manufactur-
ing concern in the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by it, a-bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted or
pulled off the watch.
tits sure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-style bow, which is simply held
i'll by friction and can he twisted off
with the fingers. 1t is called the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03

good Democrats OF Manistique
sooIcruit county want an organ
a,lt tven ventured 10 the
81 offceing ~ bonus Tor
J Atli&liacnt Of the same TO
tnr's q fellow, who wouldn't
I FLA olshwdpst and limestone for
4 f'Ijrky gears. This statements
IlN nnillority. Considering the
4 ,hc q ibnnc, under new man
hAs sosibIy accepted tho rea-
ti't M he political question and
AtA I'D lair to continue in it's
'kppnblictn why for at least a
VIE don't hinmc the few remain
NNl over in Schoolcraft for
st,nething in tho line Of n news
10 viii espousc their cherished,
: rIQfn. cnfisc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03

rppmFNrs ~ lhc past week In the
niemnle Il the surcr TINT the
tate M A u rcinrns 10 the House
cunt senate vii not be recognized
owns friends. That scvcnty-ninc
~. -of the mnioriiy Of the House
own bot steel rails on the free list
owe how inr Tie radical free traders
|ne eltii'tlic uill, could they have
and when Chairman Wilson's
ToWar bounty proyiso was de-
lo an grades a sugar were
Il became apparent that the
,orii. - more confirmed IN It's
>xv n tariff neither for pro-
DOC. The lrcc coal and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03

THERE u something suggestive ofmirth
IN being dubbed a "boiIcr plato" concern.
when the fellow who ilings the meaning
'e's iannt hns no more control over the
InicrIof d biz own nnncr linn hna fl,n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03


4 ,z4i21n pttihnf Nv WIN. +.
rs "A ha kuorn NJ B'lralo
atco 1ei M III a candidate for
'", ktla Ana, hay,ig reached
own n Newspaper ~ that city dis
own = matter aslolIows:
Own hle,sam announces that Col.
."n q will be remembered in Lon
ne n been returned MS Mayor OF
81 ritter selection could
no mais pl Cody was n fliend
mr. gone who discovered
law tsp. After marrying
''',n:,,M shto 81 a distinguished
own, g,ut s Sitting Bull
own we< twice governor
ovn Iud ht one time was
g. \, "a ~ Arkansas legis-
ovnl tlsb served IN the Confcdcr-
rea Butler, who so
.,t.,.a<.- 10y Orleans against
"A. The pfovinee oi Detroit re-
J. ,,u<l|'t ~ military services by
'own| ~ tN ongfcas. where he intro
own ~ 81 ~ relief ~ the citizens
deiic "A ..lsin this way that he
own 'sv HAf,do Bin" While Mr..
and large ranches IN 81. Louis, he
'owno Tor literature and writes for
'ownsniic Monthly. u newspaper
t"sV Mark Twain, and Uncle
chon isbln, a gentleman who made
oDnt'is negro dialect sketches.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03

4 ith5Nf ~, who was hanged at
" FRIDAY last for the killing Of
! Ain. he mistress. was employed
soIeefnrh construction work OF
- .Inc wllen that road forged It's
kh the il,per peninsula n few
] ia. painier was known by
idenls y the Menominec range,
4 ON iho, ght well Of him. The
i a r.untc had much the appear
I The fxcxItion OF an innocent
~ cviile 100 produced against
n trial Wis purely circumsian-
& sitter ~ man had been con-
tf,.tl scin that the informa-
! |.., tnta rs almost conclusive
!, SIS .ooc ace. Unhappily, how
Ia isis vas conflicting. as is
il an with information
iij.''As Z surveillance a ue
AK. IA IN rf~Spl Illinois there
l<lAi ~ hfcnt account
l|r ~ az t'tN alEcly
u NIL ltas rs
: Aan'5 gtssnsu s,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-03
\ Wild Ghafq8.
~

o the wild charge they made
All the world wondered.
Honor the charge they made
Noble sis hundred
Tcuayson
That's just what we have been
doing Charging. and W the
Noble Six Hundred would now
honor the Charge we made and
settle up. we should bc supreme.
" happy Don't hesitate be-
cause your charge was only 5000
We are not milliouaires. aud
every V counts. Yours truly