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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
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state OF Michigan once OF the Secretary of
Lansing August ~, 1898,
TO the sheriff ui the county OF lrou.
Sir--You are hereby notified that NJ the
general election 10 b. held in this state, on the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday OF Novem
Der next. the following officers ARE TO be
elected, viz,
governor. lieutenant governor. Secretary OF
state. state treasurer, auditor general, attOr
ney general, superintendent OF public instruc
ton aud commissioner Of the state land olilce.
also "A member OF the state board oi Education
iu place Of Eugene A Wilson. whose term oi
Office viii expire December 81, 1898; also a
mem Der Of the state board 81 education ma
place Of Elias y Johnson, appointed 70 MI
Vacancy also a representative IN congress Tor
the Twelfth congress- onal district OF this state.
TO which your county belongs also "A senator
Tor the Thirty first senatorial district Of this
state. also a representative la the state leeis
lature Tor the representative district compris'
ing counties OF Baraea, Dickinson. nnd IRON
You are also hereby notihe that at said
election there Will be submitted 20 the people
the question 81 the general revision OF the con
stitutiou ~ this state ~ accordance with sec
ton two Of article twenty thereof and Act No.
Z 81 the public acts extra session OF 1898
la testimony whereof. have hereuntu set my
hand and aiiNrd the great seal Of the state 81
Michigan, at Lansing, the day and year first
WASHINGTON GARpNra.
Isgul Secretary OF state.
LANs'SG SEPTEMBER 49, 1898.
10 the sheriff 81 the county of Iron
sr.--lou are hereby notified that ~ the
general election 10 be held IA this state on
Tuesday November \. lS0S. there viii be
"a member ol the regents OF the university ~
place oi George A FAIR who WAS appointed 10
n a vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Charles III Hacklsy. whose term Of office would
have expired December 3 1908.
Also tnere will be- elected u member 81 the
board ~ regents ~ the university in place OF
Henry 5. Dean who WIS appointed 90 all a
Vacancy caused by the death 81 Henry Howard
whose term Of Office would have expired Decem
Der 81, 800.
ia testimony whereof have horeuuto set
my hand and affixed the Great seal oi the state
oi Michigan at Lansing be day and year hrst
above written.
MAsuNGroN GARDNER,
tseALl SECRETARY Of state.
STATE or MlcHlGANa
County OF Iron
crystal Falls Sept -, sos
10 the township clerks ~ the several townships
81 said county
You are hereby notified that the general
election mentioned Ia the foregoing notice VIII
be held in said county OF Iron for the purposes
therein set forth on the 18th ~ November. S9S
and that the following county Ulcers are also
then 10 bee elected VIZ
A sheriff, county treasurer, county clerk
register 81 deeds. prosecuting attorney, circuit
court commissioner, surveyor aud two
coroners
Given under my hand the day aud year first
above written MANNiII.R Il. WAITE,
sheriff Of Iron County.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24

Fresh butter; Churned every morning
Can supply limited number oi GUS
toners. Mas. WA. PARKS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
GIlEAr wEsTERN

Tie enrolment Of the Great Western
school is liity-nine, tie average attend.
ance being iity.hve.
There are thirteen different nation
alities represented.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Edited by the Superintendent Assisted by
tho Teachers Of the variousGrades.
4 series OF forty questions on the
subject OF Reading has been handed to
each teacher for consideration and dis
discussion at the next regular teachers
meeting October
la order 10 bring the superintendent
into closer touch with the work 81 the
individual pupil the record book 81 each
pupil will be carefully examined by the
superintendent each month. When the
record OF Attendance i not satisfactory
parents may bc asked TO explain, and IN
all cases Of poor record, either in
scholarship or attendance, they will be
asked to cooperate with the teuchers in
securing botter future results To
facilitate this work, these books are
required 10 be returned not later than
the Thursday following the day on
which the pupils first receive them.
The high school enrolment is iii,S-one.
No eases OF hardness aud only two oi
absence, one OF which is due TO illness.
Notes Of greater value may be had by
a personal visit to the school.
GREAT WESTERN.
The enrolment Of the Great Western
II
The silver star., 1898-01-06

sion through the mails as secundcass
matter.
The silver star., 1898-01-06

and Mckinley financial policy the bonds
OF the United States would practically
be gold bonds. Just the same as they are
now. Isn't it strange then that the
large bond holders should be in favor OF
Secretary G ages scheme to refund the
bonded Indebtedness OF the country
with 21s per cent. gold bonds. knowing
that it would reduce the amount Of in
terest paid by the government to the ex-
teut VI ten or twelve millions a year!
Tho fact that these bondholders are will
ing to give up tina, much money TO get
The word gold pa; upon the U. S.
bonds Is significant 1t indicates the
price the poudAolders are willing to pa,
ior the perpetuatine OF the gold stand
ard; also. that they believe in common
with most democrats. that existing laws
do not justify the polio! Of the Treasury
Department; IN decioing that I. ). bonds
are ayable in gold whenever their hold
ess so desire Cold boads will not be au-
thorized by Coussess, bu, the effort to
get such lesislaiicn una. result IA good
10y opening the eyes OF mauy ~lo have
heretofore been unable TO sec the ,irit;
~ ,t.. .,,,i,, ,,,,,,...,,,..,-
OF course ever. bod! expects the Span
ish minister 10 II! to earn his salary 10y
making things appear as favorable as
possible lor his country, but he overdid
his part in statement concerning the
for suffering humanity in
Cuba. which have been officially asked
Tor from the people by the President of
the U. >, Winch he made public this |
week. IL SPAN had not acknowledged it's I
inability to deal with the situation, a.
nericans would not have been asked to
yet. Senor Depuy de LONE
begins by ajiug: "it is not true that the
spanish authorities IN Cuba are not G.
lual to the situation" In his anxiety to
make good showing FOR Spain he dash
IS would be contributors with ice water
~ saying that many Of the sufcrers ard
iuch only because of their unwillingness
o work. But the galliest sentence in
he statement is this: 1t should be
,orne in mind. also, that the Spanish
government has remitted all duties on
eliet supplies sent to Cuba. so that for
,very dollar Of supplies, entering Cuba.
Spain adds considerable per centage,
-he RENTED duties running from 40 per
cent down" The rule of arithmetic
~ which the remittance of duty on
;harity donations car figure as additions
o the donations may be common in
Spain. but it has never been known in
american schools.
The silver star., 1898-01-06
How I
Found Alf.
Written for The SILVER STAR.

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
Alfred had almost worsbiped his little
sister Emma, Little En-" we called
her and by the time had finished talk.
ing the tears were streaming down his
cheeks. but they were tears of Joy.
When he had somewhat composed him
self he said:
Frank. would have been home long
ago. but about the time you say that
Little Em was married word was brought
that Emma Redman. had died with
lung fever, and supposing it was our
Little En-. had no desire to come home.
Thank God! she is still alive"
Our conversation went on and iinall,
We came to his dongs since he left home
lie had drifted farther and farther away
until California was reached and had
spent most Of his time there. The gold
excitement brought him several thou
sanl dollars aud he had started OUT for
home miIiiOualre. Nhen not far from
The Post, at the town where did IN,
'"'"E Nv i'ifu'i my Wnere-aDDuts
and was On his way to see me when Ii,
broke ms leg
After that we were seldom apart. Ut
stayed at my house all the time and IA,
"ifc did everything FOR him that woman
could do. partly because he was In,
brother and partly because she knew
oi the circumstances under which he left
home.
His leg was not long in getting wei
ind shortly afterwasl | proposed thai
we 90 home on visit. At his reuuss
! had told this folks at home all al ,ut
him but did not mention the fact tha
we thought Of payin: them visit. s,
one morning. after had arranged IN,
business 40 could leave and had PLACED
IT IN trusty hands. we we're or II tool
us two weeks 10 reach our destination
but the trip was male safely and sre.,
was The surprise and Joy of our parent,
when we drove up to the door and asked
Tor "a nights 10 'ging.
Little En-" was home on a visit ane
we ceriainly did enjoy ourselves. st.;,
during the winter and early The follow
ing spring returned 10 tho Post. but Al
fred renained at home until both fath,,
and mother were .laid.in their last rest
The silver star., 1898-01-06

w. S. Alexander, of Fowler, O.
tero Co, Colo, has last season, sue
cessfully raised cotton from the
seed that is equal TO the best raised
in Texas or the carolinas. Mr..
Fowler has ten acre field devoted
te experimental agriculture, on
which he raises pecans, the three
finest varieties. cles,uuts, almonds,
and the leading varieties Of peanuts.
The conditions of osero county
are not ma,erily diaeTent from
these in Monsezuma county and a
FIVE or ten acre tract in the McElmo
district would do more good to this
community than carload of pTin-
tiers ink without the experimental
reports to back it up.
The silver star., 1898-01-06
WASHINGTON
LETTER.

From our Washington Correspondent
WAsHINGroN, Dec. 81, 1907.
Secretary Gage is the financial boss Of
the whole adm.nistr4tiqq outfit He
made a bluff at resigniag, If Mckinley
was dissatisfied with mis- advocacy NJ leg
slatiou to cliach the gold standard upon
our financial system and Mckinley at
once dropped to the gold side OF the f.
nancial fence. and informed his willy
Secretary Of the Treasury. that he did
not want bis resignation aud was per
fectly satisfied with what be had done
and what he was doing. II that doesn't
convince the silver republicans in Con
gress that Mckinney has lsfi them and
surrendered. bag aud baggage, to the
gold standard crowd. il will be plain as
the nose on your face that they don't
want to be convinced. Although the
A''hp'ioA' htA' iabt at at
Mckinley's action. they are much pleas
ed with IL Delighted. in fact. It's
worth many thousand democratic votes.
Hon. Richard Park Bland, OF Mo-,
whose nickname OF SILVER Dick" has al.
ways been considered by him and his
Afnt - l..
he has won in his long career in the
House. is iubilant over the democratic
outlook. He says that the democrats
will sweep the country next year. and
that in 1900 free silver will be irrestibie.
He condensed his reasons for this belief
into the following: THE gold standard is
too narrow for this magnificent coun.
try" Speaking OF the republican party,
Mr.. Bland said: 1.-The Gage bill IL strict.
ly in line with the republican policy and
with Mai. Mckinley's administration
They ought to enact the bill into law. :.
Senator Bate. of Tenn. was red hot
for a few minutes one day this week, be.
cause Of what he properly considered
discourteous treatment of himself by OF.
iicialr OF the Post Ofliic Department,
and the matter may be heard from on
the floor of the Senate. Senator Bate
went TO the department and asked 10
see the pnpers in the case OF Peter Clark
who WIS nominated for postmaster II,
Pulnslsi. Tenn. and against whom
charges have been nude Much TO his
surprise ilc was told that he could moi
1888 them because he WAS not member
'of the Senate Post Office committee
Representative Cox. who represents the
district In which Pulaski IL located, via
refused look ut tho papers In the
'caac. II there IL any law. for these re.
ifusnls II should be brought to the motto,
'of Senators and Representatives. who dc
mot enjoy being snubbcd by department
'oiIciule; II there ~ no law. the official b,
whoso order nccesa wns refused to these
ipapers should be made To smart for /,
iinfome why.
With anontinuation lnf the .clsyclana
The silver star., 1898-01-06

THE crack OF the six shooter and
the drop of a human being appears
to be growing alarminsly trequen.
in Colorado. Evidently prospective
imprisonment has not the terror for
Killers that death has.-Del Norte
Prospector.
The silver star., 1898-01-06

WE'RE stuck On propositions to
do advertising and take our pay in
roll top desks and things.
The silver star., 1898-01-06

THE man who is always looking
for something to get angry about
can always find it.
The silver star., 1898-01-06

s9-Wh h-n you answer an adi dieriisement In
Tuh SILvrs STAR. either lt,cl or TO- ign.
please mention The fart at yf.i saw 1t In TIE
STAR. II costs yoE nothing Ind INA, oc z cal
help to the paper. 40
The silver star., 1898-01-06

leg place, He and Little EN-" have
both joined them in the better land and
] alone of the Redmans am loft in this
sinful world.
The silver star., 1898-01-06

Address all commrnnicalions TO TINS siLvss
SrAH D lnrcs, COLORADO
Advertising rates made known ON appise'.-
ton.
The silver star., 1898-01-06
MoSr,crI1n STAGE

Leave Dolores Mondays. Wednesdays
aud Fridays .-....... ........,., a IN,
Arrive Dolores Tuosdnys, Thursdays
and saturdays ys.............. Gp.m
CoRrEz STAGE.
Leave Dolores daily except .-tnd " 4 Sn pm
striNc DoiMes ......-...................lO 10 am
by way of Mildred. d.................
LONE DONE AND foANBY.
Arrive Dolores Saturday ny............. II 81 an.
Leave Dolores saturday ..s...... loo pm
ARRIOLA.
Arrive Dolores Tu >ti,.> Saturlayl0 am
Leave do ores same days..............1 80 pm
The silver star., 1898-01-06

The New Years editions of the
Denver papers were up to the usual
standard of Western push.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
ciemmrr Convicted.

NoRRIsTowN. Pa. June 2s.-Jarnes
A. clemmer. who has been on trial here
for ten days charged with being an &c
complete. In the murder Of Mrs: Emma
O. Kaiser, was to-day convicted OF
murder in the FIRST degree The jury
was out two hours. ~, a.
K The trial was one OF the most sensa-
;tional In the history OF this county,
about one hundred and fifty persons tes-
tifying in the case. -
The crime for which Clemmer and
Kaiser were convicted was most cold
blooaed. and was committed for the
purpose OF collecting $4,000 insurance
which had been placed on the .llfedol
Mrs. Kaiser with the Intention Of kill
ing her and cheating the company.
Miss. DaKalb some time ago pleaded
guilty to being an accessory after the
crime, but has not get been sentenced.
The maximum punishment In her. case
Is two years imprisonment.
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An Ente,,r,:,prl.,nv prurvi.,.

There are few men more wide awake
and eaterprising than the Logan Drug
Co., who spare no palms to secure the
best OF everything In their line for
their many customers. They now have
the valuable agency for Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds. This is the wonder
full remedy that is producing such a
furore all over the country by Its many
startling cures. 1t absolutely cures
Asthma, Bronchitis Hoarseness +nnd
oil affections OF the Throat. Chest and
Lungs. Call at above drug store and
get trial bottle free. or, n regular size
for 80 cents and 81 90. Guaranteed to
cure or price refunded. r S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
New French Ministry.

PARIS. June 26.-M. Pcytral has sue
ceeded in forming a cabinet to succeed
the retiring ministry, of AZ. Mcllne. It
is constituted as follows: Premier and
minister of the interior, NJ. Paul Pey-
trail; minister OF foreign. affairs, NJ.
Charles D. Freycinet; ministerlo OF war, NJ
Godfrey CavaiEnac: minister OF ma
rlne, Vice Admiral Francois Fournier;
minister Of finance NJ. Paul De Lombre;
minister of Justice. NJ. Ferdinand Sar-
rien; minister Of colonies. N. Theoph!le
Dcicasse: minister oftcomerce. NJ. Emile
Marquejouls: minister OF agriculture.
Senator Baduel; minister OF public
works, NJ. Georges Lcygus; minister of
public instruction, n. Charles Dupuy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27

CH1CAGO-Lack OF speculative trade
to-day created q heavy feeling in the
wheat pitt July closed ~ down and
September left off &c lower. Corn lost
ssGoNc. and oats declined &C. Pork adj
vanccd &c. and lard 21s15c. Ribs are
unchanged. G
Wheat was strengthened al the start
by tho reports OF damage to crops, with
which the mail OF, every commission
house wan loaded. English cables cnmc
n shade better. and there were quite a
number Of bad crop adviccs from the
othc: side, 5.amonS them a cablegram
from Rroomhall, saying that the wcath-
Ell. In England was, unsettled, the crop
three weeks late. the growth rank and
the crop outlook poor Later tho mar
ket succumbed to the dullncss OF specu-
lhtivc trade. and the general Impression
that such n crop as this seasons can
sparc q lot 10 the bugs and othei pests
IT. has been annoyed by, and still have
enough left to make n bigger crop than
was ever before gathered. The carly
advance was all lost. and prices left Off
under; last nights close. Z Tho receipts
here were 6 cars, and Minneapolis and
Duluth reported Sc cars, against 29S a
year ago. Bcerbohm's estimated worlds
shipments Of wheat and flour 10 Europe
this week were 1900, 900 bushels. Ex-
ports from both consts of this country
for tho wec,i were 3.79o.000 bushels,
against 2.15s 100 bushels tho correspond
Ing Week w 1897. The days clcarnnccs
from Atlantic ports We're equal to 1885, 600
bushels In wheat and flour together
July opened unchanged to i9c lowcrint.
724 173c, md sold sElown{ 10 71Tc bid,
September started iBdD nc down mt sGsNs
66SHc, declined to SG7Tsc. up to 2GSAD
GsR6. OF, To G6h G66Ac, then flrmcd up
to C6A c bid ut the close. 5}'
~ Better crop prospects Incident to I'M
proved woather depressed corn. There
Was hpp,e. llqu(daloR in;inly, and hulIa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27

bradstrects: The demand for wool
continues quiet, although some business
~ - being negotiated from time to time
4 ne goods market Is slow and manufac-
MifeH are not disposed 10 stock up on
s WOOL until8there Is better call for wool,
.ta' Prices are held Quite firm all along
H t line' from the fact that no woods can
NJ ~ replaced at the figures now ruling,
IN, ma IS true of The; new clip offered In
VIC west, as well as any supplies I'm!
Ported from abroad. The sales reported
~ boston thisweek include about 100000
pounds OF thfto-eights. one half and
1Me,luafter blood woola, z a better Gale
1T tntGa GRADES being noted thIs week.
I'd Mootx goois Are ss,.ina tlawiy, a h..ut
IVY p'u6aa pstnx taia;n. walls about
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
DRY Goods.

NEW YORK--The dry goods market
Is on the Verge Of inventory taking time,
a season when business Is practically
suspended, at least locally. Jobbers
have been rushing through special deals
to clean out stocks. and next week Will
be devoted to gettingirid of odds and
ends as far. as possible. There are no
expressions of exceeding satisfaction
with the season Just closed among Job
bers, although the results have not been
so bad as was expected. owing to the
we'll sustained demand for flags and pa
triotlc novelties. The tone of the mar
ket Is firm at the weeks close. This nm
plies chiefly to cotton goods. In staple
cottons there has been an Irregular
trade. Bleuchcd goods have In general
done WE'LL Brown cottons are quiet for
domestic purposes. Export goods show
a continued active demand. Coarse
colored goods arc unchanged In any.
wny 49, 49, 49, q q ~ - 4 ~ ~ lrs.. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27

WIN your battles Salnst disease by
acting promptly One Minute Cough
Cure produces Immediate results. When
taken curly It prevents consumption,
And In later, stagcs 1t furnishes prompt
relief. Charles r.. Goethe. Market and
Twelfth streets: Chatham % Sinclair,
.Forty.slxth :and jacob streets; 4 A. e.
-Schechle, No COZ Main street: Exloy
Bros, Penn and Zane Htraets;' Bowie Is
W., ipAaaSt1efNt si$,lsi9 I, \ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
Live Stock.

CHICAGO-The supply OF cattle to-
day was we'll taken, and prices ruled
steady. Choice steers; IS so95 25; medl-
UNI 81 50@4 60; beef steers 81 1904 45;
stockers and feeders SO 5o94 So; bulls
81 S0Gl4 co.: COWS and heifers 50 1904 90;
calves 50 50@7 90; western steers 81 200
4 90: Texas steers So 50I4 rs. There was
n good local and shipping demand for
hogs. Prices ruled stronger. some grades
&c higher. FairSto choice 50 ST1sl4 90:
packers SO 1905 S.; butchers 81 1903 95:
mixed 3.75@3 95; light So GOG3 SIZE;
pigs So 1903 10. The supply Of sheep on
the market was limited, the greater part
of the receipts being consigned direct to
the slaughter houses Prices were
steady. Native sheep 50 2o@5 25: rams
So 5O@3 40; spring lambs Sc oO96 S.;
yearlings IS o0@5 10. Receipts, cattle
200 head; hogs 1000 head; sheep $500
head.
z tCINCINNATI-Hoes active at 81 100
4 CO.. Cattle steady at 81 5o9i 70. Sheep
steady at 50 659i 90. Lambs steady at
S. 00@G co. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27

tTN ER. C.PHELPs. tho leading pension
AVN attorney OF Belfast, N. Y. writes;
go II was discharged from tho army on
account Of III health. and suffered from
heart trouble over since. frequently had
faintlns and smotherlns spells. My form
was bent rs q man Of 80. constantly uoro
IN ovcrcoat. even In summer. for fear OF
taking cold. could not attend to my, busi-
ness, My rest was broken by scverc pains
about tho heart and left shoulder. Three
years aso I commenced using DE-. Miles
Heart Cure, Notwithstanding had used so
much patent medicine and taken drugs from
doctors for years without being helped, DR..
Niles Heart euro restored me TO health. It
truly q wonderful medicine and It affords
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
3B.& o.sslndny Excursion. o., Fourth

AZ Commencing Sunday. May! Z 20. d and
every Sunday thereaf tier, until septcm-
Der Is, Inclusive. the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets TO and from
all stations between Wheeling and
Grafton, good returning date OF sale. at
one fare for tho round trip. with ten
cents added ~ Y ~ Il s'IfIy " Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27

cdy TO everyone"
Dr.. Niles Remedies
arc sold by all drug
gists under q positive
guarantee. FIRST bottle
benefits or money rc-
funded. Book on dis
cases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
Metals.

Z NEW YoRk-PIg iron market dull;
southern 80 753ll %; northern $40 0o9
II 30. Copper dull: brokers sl1 75. Lead
aulet; brokers 50 10. inSplates barely
steady. @ s 5s'8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27

100000 pounds Australian wool was also
cleaned up. Few fleoces outside OF me-
dunn unwashed are being sold. Carpet
woods continue dull. ~, 7rs.
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iNvooj.

NEW iYoRK-wool quiet; fleece 17@
23c; Texas l3015c. & { 81