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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-05

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On aud after Sunday. June .. 1891. Passenger
Trains will run aS follows: "Daily. tDatly Ex'
cent sunday Central time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-05
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

AfHVal and deHiftg-s .! ;rtla' on and after
I'EEs tna.ly. HSluitvc Xceptei, .NOudAyer.
.,Bled; r>Hun.hy cNccp;ct. tSuulas oulV; 'Sat.
w .AA oaI!. MONDAY Ualy Eastern standard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-05
FINANCIAL.

Z. LANE, President jos sEYRoLp. caa.e
IA. JTTEEsoS. Assistant Cashier.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-29
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

TO the Circuit Court for the County Of Iron, t Chan
cefB
The petition of stanley w. Turner, Auditor General
the list of lands hereinafter set forth and marked
Schedule A." contains description OF all lands
In said county OF Iron upon which taxes were as
sessed for the years mentioned therein, and which
were returned as delinquent for non-payment OF
taxes and which taxes have not been paid together
computed thereon to the time fixed for sale and col
lection fee provided By law, and the cost OF yer-
Using and other expenses of sale OF each OF said par
Your petitioner further shows 10 the court that said
lands returned 20 the Auditor General under the
provisions OF Section l2 OF Act 26 OF the Public Acts
for said years respectively except such OF the taxes
set forth I'm said schedule were returned 20 the
Auditor General prior to the 18th day OF june 1875
Your petitioner further shows and AYERS that the
taxes interest collection fee and cost OF advertising
and other expenses OF sale. as set forth In said
Schedule A. "A valid lien the several parcels OF
land described In said schedule
Your petitioner further shows that the said taxes
on said described lands have remained unpaid for
than year from and after the date OF their
return 10 the county treasurer OF said county OF
Iron, under the provisions of act number two hun
bred of the Public Acts OF 1891, or under the pro.
visions OF the several tax laws under which any OF
such taxes were previously returned and for more
than year prior 20 the first day OF May 1894; and
the said taxes not having been paid and the same be
ing due and remaining unpaid above set forth,
your petitioner prays decree In favor of the state
payment OF the several amounts Of taxes, interest
collection fee, cost Of advertising and other expenses
against the several parcels OF land contained therein,
and In default OF payment Of the said several sums
computed and extended against said lands that each
due thereon, as provided by law, TO pay the lien
aforesaid.
And your petitioner will pray, etc.
A"''D 'A'' - 49, STANLEY w. TURNER,
Auditor General
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-29
The DIAMOND DRILL.
ANNUAL TAX SALE.


The Circuit Court for the County of Iron in Chan
In the matter of the petition Of the State of Michi
gan for the sale Of certain lands for assessed
n 81 ss fsoP "a Ss dor
cree In favor OF the state of Michigan against each
therein specified. claimed 10 be due for taxes
est and charges each such parcel OF land and that
Il + ordered that said petition win be brought on for
court % be held q Crystal Falls, In the county
October A. D. 1894. at the opening Of court on
that day, and that All persons interested IN such
lien claimed thereon by the state Of Michigan
for such taxes, interest and charges, or any part
clerk thereof acting as register in chancery, their
objections thereto. on before the first day of the
fault thereof the same win DO taken as confessed
and decree win be taken and entered as prayed for
pursuance OF said decree the lands described in said
be- S s oT q s shall Re
charges thereon az determined by such decree on the
or days subsequent thereto may. be necessary 70
complete the sale OF said list and OF each and every
or az such convenient place as shall be selected
by him az the county seat Of the county Of Iron,
made will be public sale and each parcel described
IN the decree shall be separately exposed 70 sale for
shall be made to the Person Offering TO buy for any
smallest undivided fee simple interest therein; or II
person viii buy for any OF said several taxes and
pay the balance thereof and take a conveyance OF
less than the entire thereof then the whole parcel
shall be offered and sold. IL any parcel OF land
not be sold for taxes interest and charges such par
Gel shall be passed for the time being and SHALL
be reofered; and il, on such second offer or during
such sale, the same cannot be sold for the amount
aforesaid the county treasurer shall bid of the same
In the name of the State.
Witness the Hon. John w. Stone, Circuit
Judge and the seal of said circuit court Of
IsEALl Iron county, this 18th day of August, A. d.
1894.
j. w. STONE,
Countersgned, Circuit Judge
w. J. BROWN.
Register.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22

Un andaluz 90 vsnagloriaba de descender
de ma familia tan antigua, que aun tenia que
pagar 81 los T6ditos de una suma que sus antepa.
sados habfau tornado preatsda para ir Belen &
sdolar al Nino JESUS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
/ Il
III BAR6M AW1RlCANo

Con frsCuencia los hombreB se aman para no Iegar
odiarse; @og hafan obedecido esta preCanci6n natu
rsl pues 81 hubiesen conoCido crcunstaucias
excepcionaes los dos amigos solo huberan eStmado
mediaDamente
Hawbu y, que era CaballeEo rreprochable co.
recto, hubera declarado que d baron Patdn el
baron huhiea trata 70 Hswbury de perfecto g0LopSn
Pero gracas Ia inhuenCia del me1io en- que ha.
bian encontrado 81 potd golp5 consideration
mo los dos mejores compaheros el orbe.
- De modo que estais los zuavos - : puDe
HeWbury renovando pregunta la cul 81 baron
Atramonte Ocupado destapar botala de e1a,
haba espondido-Pero tvos no cat5iCo oi
~ Y que importa --contest6 baron sonando los
dedospara dejarSe cojer por e anzuelo precise
pescado. Para asprar al capelo cardenacio uua
simple prebenda neceHta Ia f6 perO para batrse he
contraido compromlao, sin que me haya exgido
Ell rosario ademSs 70 he aStado por mpatis
- Por simpatiaT
81; 20 quiero al Papa. Es un bsllGmo anCiano
lC6mo Gambia
- All | n; pero que quereis Os asegHro que 81
Pape es muy Mmp4tico AlgUpas yoy dar vuel
tas por las ilesas fin de vere salir Los in
dios hacan gracia desoadurag de cr6neos
sus hoFrbleH pntaras; mas GUSTAV os cardenaegy
Los abates IL prmera que vine aquf me asat6 este
capricho march6 evando reCuerdo deIiclos0
gresaudo despu9s dispuesto acimatarme 2Sab6g ade-
mas que G quseran trabsio podram hacer-
aqni magnffcas caB de TODD gnero dc bsgtias2 La
campina prodgosa: 81 Ia caltivssa vadEa por 10
menos tanto como nuestras praderag.
Els pebble paro en- tanto wis en medic de Wn
pueblo De mendigoA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22

81 baron llev6 Su casa Hawbury. quien despu9s
considerable como el OrguO Ia aegrtA de habitaci6n
10 diio: .. -r. =.
-Ahora que NOS hallamos on ihertad de hablar,
vengan conhdencias, mi querido Rafo; lCjmo Cs
enCuentro aqui convertible zuavoy soldado del Papa
Vos quen de6 hechO CaZador trampero desCl edo2
El baron, como hRbia dicno Hawbury, nno de
antiques conocmientos este motive ell benGvo.
10 eCtor NOS ha do permit hacer observation QUE
halta ahors ha esapado Ia perpaca de los mas graz
des f6sofos 81 a dc que poniendo pOco de bUena
vOlunad aCabarase por descubrr que universe
90 nm puebecillo dopda todos Dos extraos
one ntran igsramente Ia cuestit de suB
xelaCiones concuyen Sempra por enContrpr amigo
mGn, un punto que elos la1os tarioreg
oG que aque fortuito pareCe haber eado
Ne hay paa pu6a, Bobre Ia TERRA, donde pneda el
hombre encontrar amiga.
El baron habia encontrado lord Hawbury % hacfa
uchoB las praderas americans stuadas no eios
de as moDtahas Rufo habia Falvado Hawbury
de les mauos los indioB luegn Feundos los dos ami
gos hbres del reggo de craneos desoados ha.
ban recorido squelaB lejaDas comarcaa comparteneo
Los msmos pegos diufutsndo de Il propia hosptadad
antreg6ndoae igua audaca 90 entuBiasmo explo.
1ador
HabanBe separado porque precise separarse agunR
o Dor 81 ndisouble IaBo del mztrmonio: cada Cus en-.
prendi6 csmiuo en- 81 muudo perC evando consgo 81
gscuerdo Ia hqella del compahero el coraG6n 81
primer encueptro aquelas dos huelas dabian reunrse
snndiIBs para fornar an solo cQrp16n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
LA OUOANA

Made & subir Cd atreve Ia cucana
Que I'M premio ostsnta on la elevada Gina,
Hasta que 81 caDo un mozo se aproxima
Y en- practica poner quiere 50 mana.
Rie Is gents 50 valor extrafa;
Mas cuande v6 Que al termino 80 arrims,
Con sus aplsusoB ~ voz le anima
Y u fueExl & sus bEaxos acompaiia. eK.
Toca el premio por fin; mas nm descuidC
LIE hace bsjar y 81 pueblo Sc spresura
A convertir su aplauso en- nm sllbido.
Que siempre en- este vale de amargurs
Sllban al infeliz que est6 caido
Los que aplaudIeron vien lole en- Ia s'tura.
MIGUEL. RAMos CARR1aN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
III, CbPRTGH0 A0Dss s-oI p ss' EAAls

Tiene Z Ia dispoaici6n del pdblico Elegaelte,
una verdadera ErDossc56n de som mbreros, capotas,
capotitas pelerinas TODD de alta fantasia y 10
mas finp gsse ese brica Paris. Tambi6n encon.
trar6n 81 iRo tercio-pelo de seda en- todoa los co
lores, para fabricar copotGs gSiiGs. Ei CGPgTchO
ea nm eatablecimiento de modas, dirigido por j6-
venes industriales y laboriosas que se proponen
desarrollar en- esta Isla La lpdusrSG Sons5rererd
Ia altura de Europa. Gusto Eegancia, no
mas antiCualas
veDciopaIas 4s39
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
JOSE lR1llFR M6dieo-Ciruianp

Sc hs trasIadsdo Ia Gale de Ia FortalezA
ndmero ~ fsente al Auxilio Mutuo-C ContinuA
tsniendo Ia consnlta todos los disS de 63.
a los pobres gratis los DomingOs { Il mis-
ma hora. 15-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
Sc yende I'm Cafetln

Sc vende 81 cafetfn establecido on la Gale de
Tetuan ndnO 40 frente al teatro. Para mas in.
formen dirliirse 81 mismo establecimiento l5--5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
PAsA q Il M r q s.

Soluci6n Al geroelffco do ayer: aPor Eapa-
na halls Colon nnevo mundo con Pinz6n."
Idam Ia fuga de voCa'as: Pareee, nina qus-
rida.-pUe nos hsmoa empeHado:-td, en- no one
TarVne raf Dada:-yo an Querarte dernaaiado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
PLLDORAS RHCgNSTLTUYHNTES


d. Nicolas ReVep0n
Pr1v1legIo exclusive expedldo en-
MSdrld el de Mayo de 1891, por el Excnno.
Sr. Ministro de Fomento
PREPARADAS Ell la FARMACIA De TALLE & CLECl
UNI0os DEPosITARIos DE LA vERDADERA FORMULA.
Ponce, PNeYfO-RicO.
ptedades t0nicas reconsttuyentes de pdoras
Eand0 Tpdamente toda las Intermediates que dependen
del emporecmtento de Ia sange por almentac6n Do
90 nuEVaY pOr habitar lugares hmedos venttla-
A0s, Dor intermediates anterfores.
del corazon dolores de cabeza inapetenca debdad do
Ores las ptenas hidropesas cansanciO sorderas
bdos de odo marcos, paltdez de Ia pe Ia que rest-
yen sQ color natural meteOsmo, flores blancas grandes
Redas de S8ngle fa de Ia menstruaci0n abundsncis
eaease2 pTocurar Ell complete desarroo de las love
Res Ia Pubertad, debi1dad general conyaescenca de
BaciOnes morbOsas sntomas una cJOFoGniG sim
ey no de una affection general de lesion organtca
Las que Teclamar1an entonces Otra medication.
I'm vista de los progresses de la Terap9utca de ag-
gunOs inconVenientes que Sc notaban en- Ia practca
Sc ha mOdificado la formula
ande Ofrecer 81 pdbco preparation IT'LL segura ra-
dda efecto 10 que comprueba por uso tan ge-
Con al fin de precaVeTse muchas iitacones Que
@e este formula se han hechO, CUYAs PROPRDADEs
GONINFER1ORES debe exgirse que en- cada GAIA de le-
gma pr0cedenca este La fabrica en- La sps su
ReE0r, un aeo que dice D0CtOF NJ RsUeTd M6dico cru-
anos Ponce Puer0-RcO, Ia inferior Gu frma en- al
do 6erecho dc Ia tsja exterior de esta c-Ponce Agos-
AVISO siSnaG en- aSStsto ds tgseueRsss itae
Is sa "a acEeditadS 1armacia de VAI q C3So1 nne s
los depOaltos de L. verdadera formula los nicos oue
para usar mi nombre dichas Pldoras-
DepositO On las sguienteS farmacias: VALE g. CAN
e1es F0ncOs GUu4HRNRTY, Capital. RTvRRA ArecIbo.
Sues YaIeo FoNE, Adjuntas. ZAVA1A GUayantlia. ~
A31R2 gnsna-Dl9z RKEANo1s Coamo. MARxUAoK, Otalea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22

Eu ms coni4a:
lie criads derrama nm plato de sops HObrs
81 vsztido nuevo de uaa senora.
-lQue aridad-exclama ID peTjudicada.
No se alarme uRtsd, seEora: hay mas sepa
en- ls cocinsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
La R9tOFRada ESD8Tanza. sss1s5' sssns sa ss,ss Ia

bitaciones muy frescas9 lDesea usted conner
bien2 Pues acuda 4 La RsfOrnGda EsperGnsa
Calle de Ia Princesa no Z, Marina, Capital Pre-
oiog Al alcanca de tndas las fortnnaa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17
BOUND OVER.
Benjamin Edminster Must APP
pear In Circuit Court.
Charged with Larceny By Three
Corporations and Held For
Trial, Next February.

Three cases against Benjamin Edmin'
ster, oi Elmwood, occupied the attention
OF Prosecuting Attorney Moriarty and
Justice Chas. S. Henry three days this
week. Mr. Edminster is charged with
larceny in three distinct cases. The first
case was brought upon complaint oil the
Chicago K North Western Railway COM
pany, charging Edminster with stealing
coal from tho company's sheds at Eim-
wood. The second was brought by tho
Metropolitan Lumber company, charging
the defendant with appropriating to his
own use goods from thecompany's ware
house, OF which he was agent aud the
third was the complaint OF the Kirby
Carpenter company, charging him with
bribing tote teamsters with whiskey to
leave at his boarding house at Elmwood
quantity OF provisions at various
times. The tenmsters in the latter case,
parties to the crime alleged, testified un-
der assurance oiescapei eirom prosecution.
Voluminous testimony was taken 10 the
several cases and the examinations were
about TO close when attornies Tor Ed
, minister, Messrs. Flewelling and Pelham
. requested that judgment be withheld un
Ill provision for bonds had been made
/, Justice Henry informed them that I'd
minister would be bound over io
y appearance at the next session oil tn
!, Circuit court in bond OF 81 500. Unit
Edminster shall present new bonds tn
: FIRST bonds, given at the time oil hl
arrest, will remain operative.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17
The Mlnls,erIal Association.

The Mcnominec Range Ministerial
Association met in the Presbyterian
church, in Florence, on Monday. The
following were elected officers Tor the
ensuing six months:
PRESIDENT Rev. Fred Strong, Norway.
yicr PRESIDENT Rev r.. n. Ware. Florence.
SECRETARY Rev. Frank Caspar. Crystal Falls.
TREAsuRER- Rev. d. Morrison, Iron Mountain.
The Mining News says: Mr.. Ware
read nm excellent paper on strikes. lie
suggested as remedies for strikes: Cd
arbitration, (2) cooperation, (3) pro-
hibition. The next meeting will be held
i'm the Presbyterian church Mt Iron
Mountain, on the first Mondayin Decem
her, and Mr.. Caspar, OF Crystal Falls
will read n review OF Prof. DrummoAd'
new book, The Ascent OF Man."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17
CHURCH ON WHEELS.

Arehdeaeon williams New Chapel Car keaoV
For Business.
Archdeacon Williams new chapel car,
built for him by the Peninsular Car com
pnny OF Detroit, has arrived and VIII
soon 60 into commission. When the
orchdencon had discovered by his eN-
pcrimcnt with an old Mineral Range
coach that chapel car could be made
great agency for good in the small settle
ments along the lines Ot the upper PENN
aula rnilronds where no regular church
services are otherwise possible, he deter
mined 10 have a car built especially Tor
the work.
lie placed his order with the PENN
sular company long time ago but the
works we're shut down Tor a time ana the
cnr was greatly delayed as result. or
ia arrival here il was placed on one o
the switches near Pickland's coal oilic'
and many have inspected it there. lh'
new coach is built Tor use and not 10
show The plain exterior hears the let
tcrinV diocese Of Northern Michigan
Chapel Car" while the interior - entlrel.
unobstructed. A permanent bench
, constructed along each side oil the ca
and ench of these, lifted out ms ~ locker
i packed full Of camp stools, the elea
apace in the center giving great seatin
cnpncity. The equipment OF the car WI
include communion service, christenil
bowl, magic lantern, camera, a pur
snow shoes, a rifle and an axe and as Y
stoves are so constructed that voc
may be used for fuel the archdeacon ca
be plctured cutting his supply 81 ~
along the right OF way during his win'
tours Mining Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17

On Mondny, Mr.. James McCourt re-
cciycd n telegram from Lamont, H.,
announcing the sudden death OF Dory
Incrnm in a Chicago hospital and In
quring whether or not the local lodge oi
odd Fellows, OF which the deceased was
member, desired to bury the remains
No particulars in regard to the death ol
Mr. Ingram were given, nor have they
vet been received The remains will bS
sent To New Jersey, where they will b'
inferred 10y the parents OF the deceased
Mr.. Ingram left Crystal Falls about q
year ago. lie was genial and upright
fellow and had many warm friends here
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17
HOLY SMOKE.
First Methodist Church De-
stroyed BY Fire.
A Detective Furnace Communicates
the Fire 10 the Floor ana the
Structure Is Cutted.

The First NJ. T.. Church WAS Quilted py
fire last night The wreck was complete
The fire was communicated TO the strne-
ture by n detective furnace recently
placed in the basement of the church' IL
annenrS 60 have originated under the
lecture room, spreading rapidly under
Meath the floor until the sides oi the
building we're reached when 1t shot NJ
between the walls. At 6;15 the fire de
partmcnt was called out. quick
response was made, but several dlIh
culties delayed the action oil the water
The work OF combating the iianes wa'
necessarily slow, as the fire WAS confined
between the walls and could not D'
reached. In keeping the fire IN check u
any extent, the fire company did exceed
ingy well. -.
The outward parts oi the buildIn
appear only slightly damaged, yet IN
loss is IA total one. Every timber ~ to
badly burned for use and the siding y
many places is partially burned through
The wreck is probably worth less thai
fifty dollars The church organ wa
brought out considerably damaged, bu
the Sunday school library was damage
only slightly by water. These article
together with few chairs are all tha
were saved.
The building was insured in the stan'
ard companies for 81 300. This amour
will protect the society from all lo
further than temporary inconvenienc
The structure will be rebuilt as soon
possible.
Rev. Frank Casper pastor OF Y
church, has authorized THE DIAMo'
DRILL To announce that services ~
Sunday School will be held in the %
Fellows hall tomorrow ut the usu
hours.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17
AM.nnmlnee A Inventlon.

David Baker, mill foreman Tor Ramsey
& Jones, has perfected plans Tor a road
engine which he fully believes is going to
revolutionire the logging business. Tho
plans call for compact engine OF COM
paratively light weight, requiring only
the services Of an enineer and fireman,
and 40 constructed as to be capable OF a
speed OF from fifteen TO eighteen miles an
hour over n good logging road, and light
enough to travel safely over four inches
OF ice, besides being powerful enough to
draw 1O, 900 feet OF logs at load. DIR.
Baker will have model completed and
apply for patent in the near future.
Should the engine meet tho expectations
of it's inventor, he will have no trouble la
interesting capitalists in It's manuiac-
turc. -Menominee Enterprise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17
Sells To lie. Bower.

Mr.. J. T.. Bower has purchased the
stock OF Mrs. Lachapelle and will CON
duct the business In the future on an
enlarged scale. Mr.. Bower has made
several improvements since taking pos
session and will continue along this line
until his place ia first-class in every TO
spect. MIR. Bower will make n specially
OF fruits, confectionery and fne cigars
nnd tobaccoes and is prepared to serve
everything usually iound In n restaurant
OF the flrst-class. THE DIAMOND DRILL
bespeaks for him large patronage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17

from the ID. NJ. & NJ. company. 1t con-
sists OF fiity-acre tract on the Michigan
me river, at the crossing OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway Messrs.
Dunn and Grafton have purchased
thirteen iorties OF shingle timber and will
put in million feet OF logs on the Fence
river this winter. They have also pur-
chased their mill equipment. IL 10 n
comparatively new plant, having been
operated only four months. 1t is a
double bolter mill, with n capacity ol
100 900 shingles daily. Whether or not
| "A saw will be put in the mill has not been
decided upon, but ns they will have quit'
a quantity OF good logs, suchan addition
may be made. The mill will be com
pleted and in running order early mex
summer. The enterprise will represen
an investment OF $4,000
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17
wln Remoye 10 chleago.


Mr.. Henry w. IIarte and iamily VIII
shortly remove TO Chicago TO reside.
MIR. Harte has interested himself with ID.
NJ. Ross in the mercantile venture Mt
Argyle Park, noted in The DIAMOND
DRILL last week They have opened n
large grocery store and meat market in
one Of the best locations in that part oil
Chicago and embark under the most
pleasing auspices. Whether or not Mr.
IIartc will take an active part IN the
management OF the business he has not
decided, having another venture in view
The removal Of Mr.. Harte and his esti
mahle family from Crystal Falls IA q
matter OF general regret. His sterling
qualifications az n business man ar
such as this village can lily afford e
lose, while the loss OF one oil his abilit.
az man Of affairs will be keenly lei
throughout Iron county. In his remoy
lal, Iron county loses one oil it's mos
loyal citizens and substantial men.
the place OF his future residence he WI
require no introduction. His excellen
qualities will soon speak for themselves
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17
AIIFree.

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity TO
try il FREE. Call ON the advertised drug
o;st and get n trial bottle, free. Send
s'',,,,. u,,,,n, and addrcas Co II. +. Bucklen
q ~ Chicago. and get u sample box ol
nr Kne'a New Lille Pills Tree, az well ~
- ronv of Guide Go Health and House
hnld instructor. free. All ot which b
ounrantecd 90 do you good and cost yoI
nothing. Hooking Bros. Drugstore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-17
Changes on The Board.

Two changes will occur in the member
ship Of the board OF supervisors ol
Iron county before the spring elections
Mr.. Hartc's removal from the county
will nccessitatc hIs resignation. John
Erikson, the present efficient chairman
OF the board, contemplates removal from
the county early in January. This VIII
call for Il new supervisor from the town
ship Of Mansfield.