The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-05-13
TERSE TOWN TOPICS.

opera house Monday evening IN his'
masterpiece, Faust. Mr. White needs
no introduction, nor loug-wnded press
clipping to bring before the people oil
this city his ability as nm actor. lie
was with Us about n year ago and the
memory that he left with Crystal Falls
theatre goers il that OF an artist. The
spectacular part OF the performance has
been added to since last year, many oil
the scenes being frgbtfully realistic in
their effects. The number of the com
pany has also been increased so, taken
as n whole, we advise you not 10 miss
this thoroughly instructive performance.
Three young urchins, whose names we
withhold, caused a great deal oiexcite-
ment the fore part of the week by start
ing for the west to become cowboys.
They left school in the afternoon and
armed with couple OF revolvers larger
than themselves and equipped with a
tent, n ham and crackers they made oil
by way Of Dunn mine for, Wyoming, The
Philippines or some other far of land.
They camped at the Dunn that night
and made an early start next morning
for the south. In the meantime the
alarm was given and Sherifi.Waite took
after and intercept them near Stager.
The Iron Mountain Gazette in making
"A personal mention OF Judge A. L..
Flewellng adds that Mr. Flewellng
stated that Crystal Falls is having no
boom-simply n healthy growth. We
sincerely hope that our neighbprs who
Iancy that we are booming will weigh
carefully Mr.. Flewelling's statement Tor
il fits the situation exactly. We are not
booming. There IL but little more bust
ness here now than there was last year
and the business men that are crowd
ing in here will realize the truth oi our
statement To their sorrow later on.
Business is overdone in most lines now.
The township board OF tho township
Of CRYSTAL Falls has instructed the high
way commissioner to open rohd on
the section line between the iarms oil
Amos Ismay and Gottlelb Urban, south
To the farm OF John Dawson and thence
west on the eighth line between the
Ismay and Worden farms on one side
and the Anderson farm on the other To
connect with the road leading down TO
Columbia location, the whole work to
be done for 5000. This will give the
farmers over south an outlet and mike
another highway from the city to the
Columbia.
Before the departure OF Captain Ar
thur Buzzo, OF the Salisbury, for Crys-
tai Falls, where he Is now in charge oi
"A mine, the men who had worked under
him at the Salisbury mine for several
years presented him with a handsome
gold watch and chain ~ token oi their
deep respect and esteem. The timepiece
was suitably engraved and is both a
valuable and handsome gift, which will
be greatly cherished by the captain
Ishpeming cor 90 Mining journal.
The ancients believed that rhenmn
tism was the work OF "A demon within a
man. Any one who has had an attack
of srintie or inflammatory rheuma tlsm
will agree that the infection IL demOnlHc
enough TO warrant the belief. IL has
never been claimed that Chamberlain +
Pain Balm would cast out demons, but
n will cure rheumatism, and hundreds
bear testimony to the truth oil this
statement. one application relieves the
pnin, and this quick relief which II
affords is alone worth many times it's
cost. For sale at Coles Pharmacy.
Yesterday afternoon as John from
blay was chopping wood in his yard his
little boy, Willard, who was sitting on n
log beside his father, suddenly placed his
hand upon the block. The action was
so sudden that Mr.. Tromblay didn' I
notice the little hand and the ax
descended, cutting off the first fingers AT
the first joints.
Iconsider II not only il pleasure but q
duty | owe 10 my neighborS 10 tell
nhont lie wonderful cure effected in my
cn-e by the timely uHe al Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Dmrrhoea Remedy.
| was taken very bud with lux and pro
cured "A bottle OF this remedy A lew
doses of il effected u permanent cure. |
take pleasure in recommending 1t to
others suffering from that dreadful
disense. -. w. LYNCH, Dorr, w. Va.
This remedy is sold at Coles Pharmacy.
Hon S. 4. Handy came up from
Lansing, arriving here yesterday. He
thinks that an adjournment will be
had about the last 81 the month. The
legislature has gotten down 10 solid
work and is grinding out the bills ~ a
lively rate. lie will leave upon his
return trip tomorrow evening.
The Excelsior Furnace at lshpeming
il compelled tu close down because OF n
scarcity of water. We ask the manage
ment oi that company To look the
liquid features 81 Crystal Falls over,
for il there is not water enough here,
our twenty saloons will make up the