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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
WORK. AT FORT MACON
NOTHING D0NE--IT HAS BEEN A PER-
feet FARCE.
Three Men, Supposed TO be Spanish Spies,
Making Maps and Taking SOundngs
--Just indignation.

Beaufort, y. c.. April 30.-(Special)- -
The forty men at Fort Macon, were all
discharged and have been ordered to go
to Fort Caswcll. Wilmington. They
have been known here as the tinbucket
brigade. and the work at the fort has
been a perfect farce. There is great in
diGnation among people here over this
treatment.
Three men, supposed to be Spanish
spies, passed through the town and have
been sounding bar and making maps of
waters They have gone on south.
Only one old rusty cannon has been
mounted at Fort Macon, and the amuni-
tion To be used. has been in the fort
since the last war.
If Beaufort harber is of sufficient inn
portance to have hlree millions recon-
mended for .harbof Improvement. why
should -iI--nnf be protccted%
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
BIGGEST STAMP MONTH.

Winston. \. c.. April 30.-(Special) =
April has been the biggest month in the
history of the Winston internal revenue
office. The stamp sales aggregate
1894. .60S9S. The shipments of manufac-
tured tobacco amounted to 3.106, ,43411a
pounds Winston sold /, ,122,5T6 pounds
If leaf tobacco during April for SS2.-
n90.39. an average of S1.36 per hundred
1ounds.
The Forsyth Rificmen were out on pa
AIDE to-day. Capt. Bessent expects to
'eaye with his company the first of next
week. The Daughters Of the Confeder-
,cy are making IN boxes of supplies for
he ri1emen when they go into camp.
A colored company was organized here
his afternoon II will also leave the
first of next week.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
SHY SPANISH GUN BOATS.
Trying to Dodge Our Fleet in Cuban
Waters
copyrighted 1893 by the Associated
preSS.)

On board the Associated Press dis
patch boat DauntlesS. via Key West,
Fla, April 3Q.-The DauntlesS, dispatch
boat of the Associated Press, returned
to Key West. this afternoon, after tif
ty-four hours cruise of one hundred
miles along the northern coast of Cuba.
Inc Cincinnati was visited by the
Dauntless yesterday. Capt. Chester and
all the other officers of the cruiser are
much pleased with the result of tlte
bombardment of Wednesday. They be
lieve they rendered the batteries of Ma
tanzas useless, as they have given no
signs of activity since then. The Span
iSh troops can easily be seen on shore
from the deck of the Cincinnati.
No seizures. have been made recently
by any vessels of the fleet, though the
Cincinnati held up a fishing schooner.
whose crew was badly frightened. They
offered their entire catch for their re-
lease. The schooner was allowed to
go. There are two small Spanish gun
boats which are evidently trying to
escape from Cuban waters. Captain
Evans. of the Iowa. told the cOrrespon
dent that he had seen them n long dis
tance off but. they were very shy, and
would not cone near enough to be shot
at. and afterward ran back into port It
will be next TO impossible for them to
escape the vigilance of the squadron
now.
Except the Spanish cruiser Alfonso
MI, hopeless cripple, there is nothing
in Havana harbOr which could not be-
blown out of the water by the Mayflow-
or or Mangrove. All the officers of the
fleet positively hunger for news from the
United States. particularly regarding
the movements of the army or the do
ings of the Spanish ships at the Cane
Verde Islands,
Florida Straits is not sheet of water
to he selected for pleasure cruise. par
ticularly for $50 ton dispatch boat or
yacht, such as are used for carrying dis
patches. The lee sides of the boats are
under water half the time, great vol
umeS of spray daShing over the pilot
house. and land lubbering war CORE
spondents are thrown violently ont of
their berths at night. In addition. they
nave to take their meals while holding
on TO stanchiOn with one hand. which
has been the common order of things on
board since the blockade commenced "A
week ago. The prevailing easterly winds.
blowing in q direction opposite to that
OF the course of the Gulf stream. Stir.
up an ugly sen in the narrow channel
between the Island of Cuba and the
Florida Keys which presents more ter
rofs TO the newspaper men than any
contemplated engagement between the
American and Spanish fleet
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
FOR COLORED REGIMENT.

Senator Btuelr Endeavors to Arrange
for North Carolina to Furnish Three
Regiments.
Washington, ID. c., April 30.-@Senator
Butler. of North Carolina, was at the
War Department to-day endcavoring to
make arrangements by which his State
will be permitted TO furnish three regi-
ments of Infantry instead of two. lie
says there are a large number of colored
people i'll his State who can stand the
climate of Cuba and who are anxious
to enlist, and if favorable action is
taken in Congress on the bill providing
for an additional number of regiments.
the Senator thinks North Carolina will
be permitted to send her desired quota.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
HAVANA DEFENCES.
The War Department Has Been Fur
nished With Their Plans.

The War department has been ur-
nished With Their Plans.
Savannah, Ga. April 30.-Dr. w. f..
Drummer, formerly United States Sam
tary Inspector at Havana, has just re-
turned form Washington, where he went
to place valuable information in the
hands of the Surgeon General and of
General Miles and the War Department
DR.. Brunner. while in Havana, for
the sum of $3.50 a month had the orlgl-
nal reports from all the Spanish Minis
nal reports from all the Spanish Mill
tary Hospitals. These reports aren ow
in the possession of Surgeon General
Wyman. They show, DIR. Brunner
states that there were in the Spanish
Hospitals daily out of the army of no.
900 men, from $4,000 soldiers
The unsantary conditions surrounding
the men. and the insufficient attention
attention given them together with n
lack of good food are responsible for
these facts, he states. DIR. Drummer
also secured i'm the same way information
about all of that coast Notifications
around Havana. and personally saw
planted eight of the submarine mines
now in the harbor there. These plans
nave betH plhccu III lhe posScSsloh VI tile
War Department.
With them he had data showing the
number, size and description of all
the guns. systems of measurement.
length of their base lines, and full
description Of all their ammunition and
high explosives.
DR. Brunner does not think an armH
of invasion should be sent to Cuba I'M
til fall. on account of the likelihood OF
great mortality from yellow fever and
other fevers. He says with the volun.
! teers and regulars, the Spaniards viii
probably soon assemble an army Of about
| sc. 600 men in Havana.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
POWDER WORKS BLOWN UP.

Auburn. Cal. April 30.-Thc Clipper
Gap Powder Works, seven miles from
here, were blown up this evening. 1t is
supposed that lightning caused the cX-
plosion. These works resumed opera
iions a few days ago after several
months idleness Damage not obtaina
be
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
BURLINGTON MILITARY.
Col. j. II. Holt Recruiting Volunteers
Amid Much Enthusiasm.

Burlington, y. c., April 30-(SpecialJ
Col. Jas. III. Holt began the recruiting
of volunteers here this afternoon ut 4
o'clock. 4 great deal of enthusiasm was
manifested. Over thirty men have thus
far enrolled and the full quota seems to
be assured Col Holt has the band from
Haw River to stir M enthusiasm with
patriotic music.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
THE ATTEMPT FAILED.

Jacksonville, Fla, April 3O.-A spe-
cial to the Times Union and Citizen from
Tampa. Fla, says:
An attempt was made last night tc
explode the powder magazine of Knipbt
IL Wall, wholesale hardware men
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
n. c. POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.

Washington. d. c., April 3O.-(Spe.
cial.)-The following fourth-class most.
masters were appointed in North Caro-
ma to-day: Robt. Ii. West. Cumber.
rand Cumberland county. vice Parker
resigned; Charles NJ. Tokely, Hane
DaVldson county, vice Curry. resigned
Mrs. E. c. Bobbitt, MouIton. Franklin
county. vice Myrick resigned: John u.
Adams. Mount Nebo, Yadkin county,
wee Warden. resigned: William r. len.
ems Stovall Granville county. vice
Gregory removed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
CIRCULATION REACHES 5000.

in daily
The people will have the BEST thousand
VIII De read by twenty-five Thousand to-day
The circulation in
old appreciation
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
BELLAMY FOR CONGRESS.

Wilmington. \. c.. April 30.-(SpeciaI1
The Democratic convention of New
Hanover county. to-day unanimously
endorsed John p. Bcllamy of this city
for Congress in the Sixth District.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
PATRIOT OF THE RIGHT STAMP.

Burlington. Mr. Robert /. of
nance county patriot of the right stamp He controls large number
them an offer that business 10 amy man his e who e
the he offers
lily during the continuance with Spain f him hi
@
shall have Al hail Bob iolt
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01

Many mans reputation depends on
what isn't found out about him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01

~ sometimes happens that the bride
Is inc best man at a wedding.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05

The ia if- " the ladies ~ b.
iiolt nac ,-tv's +, t'n > "
lnll,iInG s..s T" -lana -pec'rr n A
iinanrmllv AMI socially The u'4ct AZ
the fair war 10 clear The acOt anon the
church building and We are tlease'l 70
announce that they succeeded ~ lifting
every ceot 81 IT, The voting conle~t
hctween Misses Minnie Harbour and
Zepherina 'rhouin WAS ono Of the centers
Of interest Tbs contest wanover a gold
watch and th" popularity ~ these tw.i
estimable young bld = was snch TN
they rat, each either h very close rnee
both as sln,m exceed = aileNpechtson /.
When sle soteA Mere counted MltS
Thuoin ME- "a Sbnrt ist,nest ~ tar leN
'p. her eonpetstnf npi captuu'd
prize bu Father Ei wisely cvnclud'
that after such her 10 efforts az na
been made nv beth, beth shonl
have iuize ami so e rocured watch I
for each
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05

flrst pnbpalion Sept ~ last December 40.
Default having been made Ia the conditions
80 a ihotfples mnde by Axol Lindstron aud
sisiia Liudsfnam tn Andrew Palmquist. Dated
NtfrnN4r VA 1929 ANA recorded lu Register AZ
liaetiv usiice. ig4ls stiNlty, Michigan, &oyenAher
1lth, ih1t, ia ilbef g " mortgages Ga paec 10
uu Nhicn noflrtiRs uefc is now duo tl.e sum ~
slrr hnndied sNhtS eight and 5o-1uO doltns
l&3ok. 5ul ASIA lln sNlt ar pfppydue al Law
hNvi0g been instituted to fatuyer the moneys
s4 nfed by ~ita mortl ~ AZ Any pact thereof
NOW therefore. iiy Ki' tue ~ the power 90 sale
cont llied in ssfi NorsFaea aAd ilse statute IN
such fas4 MAue Dn4 pruk.d eu. notice ia
hereby given thMt on Monday the
18th day % Ie1rribef 1898. At two
O'Clock ~ ti'a al nuon. 1 shall sell at
Ylb ie antt.on a. Ar h2ne-t Bladder aCs trout
-aoof oi aonTt hu4ss in tEugc 81 Crystal Fails.
tha nqsluG ~ liAaN hDtsNug Ae Cirent court
for ron sDMa1F tDg p'&nl sea described in said
Hotts3.l*t tts gtv mount hme thereon with
,nt+Tesg ana iRs natts "a eiila, 'llo said
premises .eifN NHfrf.fA 10 saAt mnrtgaee ~
fa,AiM#t tise Nssf NNAt ~ AT the h0rAh.ea*t
4.iliArfer gaf ePs- llWr eve.l tfY, township No.
fnw FAfst tssf. sAltn 81 raupe thiny.nve l:iJl
A.-t r'lphset tp H~na mtnrfA xesetNAt IONS, 4
Dated lih- litn day 81 sept nl'er. ols.
T.. D. HAMNoNp, ANpjtENc kAl.AQplar,
AttN. tor m0ftgaaee Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
FROM THE MINES
The Crystal FaIls.

A. brief sisit rpade BY a reporter Tor
Tna DIAMOND DRILL 10 The Crystal ihlls
mine last Wednesday revealed = very
favorable outlook for the winter AZ that
ptoperty. East Of the shaft the ground
ii being cleared and !eveled oli sar y
stockpile. There was no ore stocked az
this mine last winter ~ there was 60
much dead work to 10 ihar there was
no time to stock ore, bar thi~ winter T.
good sized stockpilc win b. acn muiA'tl
which means the employment II mo'e
men.
Underground, the greatest part oil
Captain Jacka's attention Is being
devoted To rounding QUO the seasons
shipment which viii go close to %. 900
tons. but some time * already being
given 10 getting Development work 'pr
the winter started The shipping record
OF this property this Noar mas beer
phcnomiaal. llc daly output per MAI
being greater than has ever been
achieved by any mine ia this district
We congratulate Stunt Bennett upon thn
exceptionaliy good showing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
Ranublloan.cluh ~ Amaaa.

A number Of the Republican citn6 j.
dates chartered SD cialtca iaai $40 +
day evening and, accompanied by abon Z
hTiy others. went % Amasa whe,e Re-
publican club was lorned. The OH crs
elected are az follows President, W.
II. Jobe; vicc-prcsident, VIM Buree
secretary. Chus. 4. Lawrence. The bah
was well filed with citizens oi Amasa
who listened TO speeches by @. l.. Nona,
NJ. fl Morinrty and J. w. Bvc lhc
Fire Department ba id accomp. oind he
Crystal Falls delceaion and lurrened
music for the occasions
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
Lnnd notice.

First publication C1t. J. last Aoyrnaer =
Land Office II. Marquette, Mich sept iahA
Notice rs hereby ven thuN hr ~ Nv
mined ..ttler III. me-. nutiCr 81 M ntH
TO mike final rrpui n support 90 fi- a.
aud that said proof wAi ue ln ale N,.n th.
clerk Oi the Circuit court ot lrlu nilnl az
crystal fiillS, Mich. on November tthi lone
viz. John Gursky I'D. application 80, Sah1
loI the ". oi s.-w ANA s.-e. "a oi -w "A Htt
2 ~. i5 a. Z. "a "
lie names the following witnrs.e' 20 move
his continuous residence upon ana cultivation
OF said land. VIZ
casper Aberle. James Il Johnson Potter
Borms John Faykx an OF tystnl fiuir, hieh
THOMAS sCADDiN,
Register
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
Land Notice.

First publication oct last November >.
Land ONCE al Marquette, Mph sept. - SOS
Notice rs hereby given that the lpnoMlne.
mtmed settler has liicd nutice ~ hi' ntsnl'ou
% nnkn luhl proof iu support pi lli- eain, aud
that -ifid proof Wil br made before kel'-tt'
aiid Receiver I'D Marquette. Men GA nov an
1Sus viz. john smith nd. application 80.
b8J8. Tor the D.. Of The r,-w 2 ana s.-e z 81
s.u p at Sec 28 tp 10 %. =. ~ ".
lie names the following witnesses % prove his
continuous residence HpOn aud cultivation oil
said land W..
John Spafeo James y Spu,s0. John smith
iames Mott. William shane. a 0t keutnu
Mich THOMAS -CADnEN,
i.Uu.~f rfi
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
BIDS WANTED

For the sinking OF a well on
the new school grounds in Maple
Grove. Specifications call for
a wei of standard size showing
six feet of water All bids must
be in by - o'clock Wednesday,
Nov. Q.
T.. A. HENRY, clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
Lsnd Molloa.

Michigan STATE Land OMce. Lansing. oct %,
1SgS
Notii rs hereby r.ven dat che following
dts ribbed primary s"hool iand, situate in iron
cOuaty. forfeited inr uup payment ~ interest,
wil be offered for sale IN tNhlic auction az thus
Office on the an day Of November. a y. sos
as 40 O'Clock WI unless previously redeemed
according 90 laW
Certificate 40. sin'5. inv. a ~ s-w = section
1G. town q. raags 3a ~.
WM. 8. FRENun,
Comm fs-iouCr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
Il to NJ omana kNnasIlIen.

Win Tie Nprlb-,Wertcrn Line Ex-
tulsion tickets WI d. 81 sale da.lv, with
limits prnvitllnr i0r LONGER ~ shorter
soI0url- according to the rate THIS
Exposition Is "a great educator ana
shoiildh e seen by everyone. foi further
information apply tO agents Chicago *
North western R'N.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
STATE OF MIcniGAN.


lIome Seekers Cheap Excursions,
OnOctobcr rs, Novcmbcri, no, Dcccm.
BEG Sand 90, the Nurth.Wesiefn Line
will sell homescekern'cxc tickets,
With favorable time limits, 10 numerous
points Ia the West and South at excop-
tionally low rates For tickets and iull
information apply 20 agents Chicago n
North. Western ny.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05

The committee that bad change ~ the
Catholic lair extends it's thanks to
alfth.ise who took part aud To the
public for It's kind patronage also To
Mr. Dunn for the use oI his building"
MRs } = II. SCHWARTZ, Pres.
Miss NJ. A. SULLIVAN, V-Prcs.
MISS GEoRolANA T1IoulH.
Committee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
Notice OF Attnchmcn
First publication Oct 20, 1878 m~t pnpilca
ton Dec g. 1905
The Circuit Court for tie county OF iron


W. ia nttNcAutft,
Moritz Hir~chield.
Notice Is hereby SVEN TINT on ine twenty
second dizzy Oi September. a D. 1898, a. writ ~
attachments WIS duty issued ool lus
court itt the suit al Luke Welcn, The thoNc
named pln utif 3,tiin~r the land .trueucnl-.
goods aud chitteis. money, and aAN 90
MorU HirsChcld the above uumct crur ~ 4
FOR the sum oi hve hundred A ,-oar .fH
az. 100 dollars. which said writ W feiu I.tu'e
on the third day OF Oc, oher, A, w. 1898.
Dated this twenty eight day oi OCobe' 3. n.
1898.
FRtn li. ABno T.
pi4int's Attorney
Bn incss address
Crystat EAis, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05

Np, the North.Western Line will he on
SHE daalv, 'asinniae June ! inliis OF
tekel~ providing lor lnnger or shur'er
:, innrn, nceonlirs ia rate, THE Ex-
postum will la well worth srcinG. For
turtle Information uppy ~ agents
Cnicngu and North. Wc-trui RallSny.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05

We wish 20 express oArdeep and heart
felt thanks 30 the kind friends who "a
kindly assisted u Ia our late lerease'
ment.
John Ritter aud Iamily.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
Notice OF General election.

state Il Michigan, once 81 the scrtary Of
Lansing August IA 1905
IS the sheriff 80 me county - Iron
Sir-You are hcn'hy notified thNt 40 The
re!inri electiOn % bt helu OBJ tbs state. on the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday ui Nuten-
ter next. the following officers are 70 De
a governor Lieutenant governor. secretary 81
state state treasurer. auditor general uttuf.
uey general, superintendent az pubic ihsituc
tiuii ami cOmmi-,io urr ul the state Ntuu uilce.
also q ncmhtr 0i the state board Oi Education
u place 81 Eupeu, 81 Wilson, whose term 81
olner Wif expire Daeemher 8l, iSNSi also "a
menhrr of the state hDard ui t.lucttiou in
piUtD. of Elias u johnson, appointed tp hli
vipliuci ,uls0 ID rpUr sentative iii CONGRESS Tor
thr TNrhth cuusoHsiult. district 81 tiilH tate.
fpf the Thirty first .rnunrnt dri rict oi thus
state: Also 4 representative in fhr state lras
trure iur rue rrit,fn ietitN District tomptlS-
iua J4uutips az barHa. Dickinson, Hud lrHu
N0u nfa tHp htrrlY uNiihe tlMf 40 -Iid
election ttcrc Wil De- submitted 90 thr pcoplc
thc question ~ the eeurili revision 81 ZIG con-
stlfutiun go this state he accordance with seC-
ton two oi article twenty thereof, tna Act No.
Z 40 the public nets extra session Of 1898
nj testimony Whereof, have hewunto SET my
hand and affixed tie grent seti ~ the state o.
Michigan 40 Lansing, the day ana yenr FIRST
49, wAsnNGroN GAupNna
lsrALl Secretary 81 state.
LANslNc. sfprErnRR l3 1905
I no the sheriff Ni the county nl ifDif
sir.-Nou are hereby notified that at the
( lneral eiattinu to he hold n this state on
| tuesday November . 1898 there VIII BE-
! a member ~ me rHlrlta Oi the university in
piuco oi Gcufge a. karr. who was appointed 90
! nlln Vacancy caused by the sanation oi
4 Charles " ilackicy whose term Ol office would
| havteXpired Deutinnfr ~ 1909.
Also There viii br elected mVmhef ~ the
/ board 81 regents "a Che university I'd puce 90
! Henry neiu Who WIS appointed TO lli "a
/ vacancy caused hy the death OF Henry Howard,
/ whose term OF oNer would have expired DcCem.
| Der 81, 1920.
/ In testimony whereof ] have hersuuto set
my hnnd and affixed theNfput seal on che state
90 Nichlean az LANSING ne day aud year hrst
WAsnNcfoN GARpNER.
lsEALl Secretary 81 state.
| STATE OF MfCniGAN.l
YES.
County Of Iron,
crystal Falls. sept / 8, 1898
/ TO the township clerks IN the several townships
81 said county
You ARE hereby notified that the SEVERAL
election mentioned M the foregoing noficc viii
| bc held I'm ssud county Of Iron for me purposes
\ therein set forth on the 18Th 81 November. lt0S
aud that thr following county officers are uis9
1 then o. bee elected. rif
/ sheriff county TREASURER. c0unt4 ,krk
! REGISTER 0i deeds. prorecuiiua attorney c.tttul
I court commissioners, surveyor ana two
cOrOuer~
Given under my hand TIE day and vur FIRST
above written. MANvrELr WARE,
sheriff ul Iron County
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05

We have a stock Of rough and
dressed lumber OF all grades.
Flooring. Ceiling, Siding and
Finishing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05

A light red COW about ak years old
with white lace. Finder will b,rewnrded
10y notifying NJ. =. Waite, Crystal Falls,
Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05

Fresh butter Chnrned every morning
Can supply limited number OF Gus
TONERS. MRs. WM. PARKS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05

Excursion Tickets TO the Omaha
ExDositlon,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-05
Is OurMotto.

Contract and Day Teaming IS Just "
our Line.