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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-09-05
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LECTURERS.

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NATIONAL WXNCUTIvB COMMITTEE.
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NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS STATE ALI
ANCE.
President-W. A. Graham, Mach
peIah, N, @.
Vice PRESIDENT. s. Mitchell, Win
ton, N. @.
Secretary Treasurer and State Bust
ness Agent-T. B. Parker, Hillsboro,
Locturer-Dr. V. N. seawell, Villa
Chaplain-W. s. Mercer, Moyock,
Door keeper-Geo. T. Lane, Green's
boro, N. @.
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THE NATIONAL FARMERS ALI.
ANCE AND INDUSTRIAL
UNION.

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30
'@~@~<s-'@- JACOB BAUER, AGENT
u W. BROWN, y. d. S.
Graduate Of Ann ATbOT.

Oa!ce over 10 the Dunn building.
Hours S ~ ] ~. m. and | to 3 y. m.
All dental work guaranteed.
Nitro US oxido ene or vitnlized air given
for the painless extraction OF teeth.
CRYSTAL FALLS, MICH.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30

cruisers aud three other experienced
men az this city 10 assistIshim 10 the
work. The Mining News understands
that the Kimberly Clark folks have
purchased the great wal'rpowor at the
falls. Florence Mining News.
In this connection il may tic mc,loned
that the writer has made inquiry at the
court house regarding the project men
toned by our contemporary aud lind
tint SIR. Rugor Inns asked. Tor consider
able data regarding the mcandtr line 81
the Mirhieamme Rivcr along IT'S course
from the falls 10 the Mansfield mine. II
looks az il the deal ~ certaiay going
through and that Il large mill viii be
be built al tht ialls.
Miehignmmc Falls are ~ Maetndon
Township about eleven miles from tins
city. There i a inirly good read out ~
fhr ia Cirucs's Old canps but none
from that point 10 tie falls a distance
ornbo,l two miles We wish to call
lie attention 81 C,ysth Falls business
men aud township, officials 60 this pro
posed institutions a road should h'
opencd.up clcar through - soon as any
thing certain i decided upon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30
SAUNDERS NOTES.
from our Regular correspondent

FROM our Regular Correspondent
Mr. AlcN Oilba rrturncd from Mari
n,tte nst Wednesday lie was accom-
named by his son. Thty viii both
worl, ror Nj llntterbers IN thc woods.
alndnmes 4. Il. liutebcrg Q Witty,
\. Amundson aud McSrrs O Brnnd9n,
ana Lawrence Rothic wrre IRON River
visitors last sntcr,lny.
Al Ed knight returned from l'lorenee
"Wednesday evening after having spent
Nmas WITH friends
M. Dcliso, - Aniilo,-is visiting With
Mr.. lIattcbctg aud family
Lawrence Rolhic Inns been confined I"
IL bcd tor TIC three DAYS Ia Grippsi
1 seems, hns i strong hold on him.
Mrs. F,nu spent Xmas will hc,
daughter, Mrs Frank Ltnz
Tie correspondent from. Saunders
received Il letter from homo. t'n sho
southern part Is Wisconoinl,nd y saie
mat Tie weather up "a December It'll
bnd been very mid and pleasant, no'
enough snow lad iullcu % AL = hat
This poodncws mal,rv the correspondent
rather homcrck. Ihu editor Of TN
DIAMOND DmLr would also auceamb +
tile same tate lad hc got up A LOO y
NJ. This morning.
Frank LEM was coincd 70 the nous
Il couple 81 days this week on account .
the La Grippr
Miss Emma Borus loft Ior Florence Z
spend lie holidays with friends hn'
relatives She viii return nest Wvd"e-
day.
4. Ipc conlcmplatcs moving ht
family 10 Iron Eiycr aud in the SPIN
hc II going to build il nicc dwelling hous
here. A good idea jake.
John Ducanter contracted q cold ~
sore on one Of liz fingers and hloo'
poison set ia. At picseit SIC cannot lcl
how lac will Fare.
MIR Smith, book keeper Tor the H. \
4 l.. Go IL not only an accomp"nshc'
book.kccper hut hc isan nccomplisl'r
hortirulluralist Those who d'Sociicv
this statement walk into the office an
rec for yourself.
a Happy Now Year 10 All
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30
card OF Thanks

We wish to convey 10 oar friends and
noiglbors orr sincere thanks for the
numerous kindnesscs done us during
Che severe aud trying times that ",
have just passed through We feel thai
We cannot tell you, Kind friends, how
much we appreciate yon kindness foi
worda can't convey our appreciation
but wc wish sou 10 know that wc hay,
noted Your kind acts and shall always
treasure them ia or memory.
Thomas HARVEY AND FANNY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30

The west drift at the Oliver
company's exploration ON section
"A is in eighteen feet of ore and
everything looks as we'll as at any
time since the metal was first
encountered. The ore body ap-
pears To be leaning toward the
westward at an angle of forty
five degrees and it is believed
the TWO veins thus far discover
cd will converge in proximity
10 the shaft when the latter Is
sunk about 100 feet deeper. "
Florence Mining News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30
For SALE-Lot No. 81,
second addition to Crystal Falls.
Apply to CHAs. CHELLEw, Lor-
eta, Mich.

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30
Probate Notice.
srAME az MICHIGAN,

IN VT vi MiAiAiNfAtt
COUNTY or iROS
A = .t.ssIUn az tho Probate Court Tor snid
gontItv hold nt tie Probate office, iu the city
ofrrysfsh Falls uu thc siSth day ~ December
a. the yaif ono Thousand rlht hundred una
ninety nine Present. A ~ flrwellng, Judge
nf Probate lu Tie matter ~ the estate ~
Tehu Nlrfue OH reRiiur ana hiiiN the l"ti
t,on duly verified. oil Mary itthnris praying
that N IA Monnrty he appointed ndinrii~
ir,ffnr ~ said estate fOf peuertl purpore.
qhersupon 70 "a ordered TINT saturday the
fhtrtl,th dav Isl December next, ~ ten O'Clock
M Tie forenoon d. assigned Tor the hearing ~
.nid prfltinn uud that The creditors Hnd tv'rt
~ i.w oi said dprcAeed mud 49, other prfrohs
i,iat,a4t,.,l in sail estate. are requrVd To ~.
ps,r nt "A sefslon 81 said tuuft. then 70 le
holden in tie Probate oWcr iu the tltN ~
4 trtstsi lAl. tnfh. ana show cause " therr ~
amy. why the PRAYER ni The Petitioner should
unf H. rranicl. Aud % r. Further orlend,
fhat SAID petitionrr give notiee go the rr'ii o..
ana heirs af law and other PERSONS Interested
I IA said estate. 81 Che prnlrney oi said petition.
1 nltd tte hearing thereof, NV causing q copy 90
! tDis ar.ler Co be published in the piAmoud
\ prtli "a newspaper printed auh cirqu'ntrl pa
I e,ia Comfy. three successive weeks previous
i to said day ~ hearing.
Albeft L. fio&elms Judge Of Probate.
lsEAIl %s*@HA eq If
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30
IT'S NO DREAM.

There Are Facts Behind the Statement that
"pevy" Fails arc to be Hafnesscd..
Edward Rugor. 81 GAINESVILLE, chiei
mechanical engineer for the Kimberly
CLARK Co., will arrive in Florence with
three or four assistants ON the morning
81 Tuesday January 2. 1900. aud begin
line work oi surveying and locating the
aitc for the paper aud pulp 'uillrl't Mich.
ipamme Falls. MIR. Rugor has secured
~ servicea OF one OF our best known
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30
Keep Quiet.

Keep Quiet.
and use Chamherlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarhoca Remedy for all pains III
the stomach aud all unnatural loose
ness OF the bowels. 1t always cures.
For sale at t'oles' Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30
Ilr-l rulIIcafIon Noycmbcr Iasl D1ccmb
Sherifr's Execution

Sheriff's Execution Sale.
OF ItEAi4 HS FATE.
NOtrH liprpNy BtNen. tiuit bY virtue If a.
Wflta 0l tXpWtlOu Issued out ui and under TIE
seut az tit circuit CuWt Tor the county ~ Mar
tlrtte. state 81 MichigIn. dated thi thrd day
0l March 4 u lSn3 90 mcdirecicd and deliver
.Cd in favor Of FFrnk e.. NHiues ana Charles ".
Ftirbairn aetiusf the goods and Cnal tells, lands
aud ttrirmrntF ut rhomn- ~ Gln-ou. james III.
t4Iinflp Carl Peterson WuU EtfNrt levin
dia on the l6th day 80 Octphtr a. ~ iSna
levy upOn and ttRo UlI tHp right. tiile and IN
tcrtst iii said .itttnps lt,gtiubc iu aud 80 tie
following described rnl estate. elt 4ttrU iu Tive
count az Iron uHd stnta ~ Michigan, to.wit.
All Those certain pieces or pHnels ~ lhnd
-lhiaied Do the Townships Gi llemailte, crystal
Fails nufl Mnstodof, County az Iron aud state
40 MicbNiu. Known ANA dt~rribti as the west
hnlf pl thf north west quarter 81 section Tour
iIlt Tie forth haas pl TIE north east quarter
81 section Eve t5l; tie northeast qunrtcr 81 the
northwest quarter of section clght tSl, the
Soutiispa~t quarter ol thc north.cHst quarter ~
section thirty thrcp l.iil Town forty luur "a I'D
north uf r.iuEa init -thfrc 1875 VEST tie west
hiiI nl Tho sUiith wUst tiuHrter oi section nne
teen 10 town forty iere lil n1rth Of ru'ee
thirty three. a} WCst.lot Nvc, Nh ~ section one
H. town forty three iilt north Of range thirty
two .i2 vest nnd the north west quarter ~ tlir
north west quarter ot -rCtlon siX. lGl town forty
two. = north 10 rmrp thirty ono lil west al
al which ! shlu expose for sale Ht public
al reefs. Ed tho front door % the court hous,
iu the city ol crystal Falls that being Tie
building in which thn circuit cuurt Tor snid
county nf IRON, State ~ Michigan iH hrid, ~
Thursday tie tNput sscitht day ~ December
A. ~. 1890. at iup'CluCk ~ the forenoon.
Mamyille B Waite.
sheriff ~ Iron County Michigan
HAYDEN K Young
Attorney Tor PLAINTIFFS
Dated November ., a. y lspD.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30

First pub per no 1909 iast Ftb 81 iONO
STATE or MICHIGAN.
The Circuit Court FOR thc County OF Iron
Nj ChAncety.
NdOlHim salmi)
Complainant, , Snt ppnomn la said count on
ys. phe FIN dey oi December, a
Chh1rl,s, Salmi, lp, 1850.
Defendant.
Ia this cdiise 10 appearing upon proof Thereof
by Affidavit of said complainant on tie hcrcr
that it eau not br nsrprtnined IN what state ~
county tiic Sud defendant resides. on motion d
Fred n Abbutt. Solicitor Tor Complainant, i
Is ordered than smd Defendant appear ans
answer hcrpin ~ not loss thHu iiye months from
tlm date az making this order, aud TINT within
tNuntN DAYS iuOm this t'ute.tltis order Nc pub
liShru ia ruE DIAMOND blul4i, "a newspaper
oup,. itl tac week. lur siX Weaks in succession,
FBEn n ANiuTr, j " SfuNE.
Solicitor lOr Complainant Circuit Judge
NusnUss address, i.
crystal Falls Michigan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30
FROM THE MINES
. " - q y % % q - y - IS

Supt. Roberts, Of the Ameri-
can Mining Company. has
moved the drill ut the Green
stone and intends putting down
hole 10 strike the ore at n
depth of 500 feet. The results
OF this hole will be anXiously
looked for as it will establish
the extent Of OF the new BeSse
mer ore field.
The drill has been put at work
on the old Kimball property by
the American Mining company.
A stand pipe is now down about
forty feet and it is thought that
at o depth Of fifty feet the ledge
will be met with. Should this
drill "smell" ore it will be three
of kind for this company in
tins nelghDorhOOd ana mere ,
hoping that it's three.
John Fredericks has secured q
boiler, pump and small hoist and
will put them in place at the old
Angus Smith shaft just east of
the Armenia. The shaft will
be unwatered at once and work
started onlfurther exploration Of
the property.
This is inventory week At most
Of the mines Of this district
The Corrigan Mckinney mines
are especially busy with this
work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30

II is said q recent visit Of
officials to the Verona, was 50
satisfactory that extensive pre-
parations are being made for
active mining Norway Current.
The Verona is the property Of
the Mcnomince Exploration
company (Piclsands, Mathcrs y
Coz G. f.: Lawrence, Supt. II
was formerly known as the
South East Vulcan and was
opened by the Penn people but
later relinquished by them.
The Exploration company has
spent n lot of money on this
range during the past season and
deserve TO get a good thing "
the Verona.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30

Take laxative Hrumo uHimne
Tablets. An druggists refund thc money
II il fails ca cure. T.. W. Groves sigma
turc is on each box. zoe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-12-30

a station az the Travelling Library
was organized ~ this city With j. large
membership aud tile first section was
opened uu Friday evening 40 Coles
Pharmacy. This Is Il valuable addition
20 our social Improvement as m
abundance Of up-to.dato reading ~
supplied az i very small cost
The following OIL Gems were clccicd'
Ct. T.. Nous. ircr'ueh'
Mira. 4. H. Parks. Vice. president
Margaret j Faulds..................Secro'nty
r. w cole. librarian aud Treas
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-20
STANDARDS OF OF .E igTig
They Are Discussed by DIR. Rypins
at Mount lions Service s3.5s

ut Mount Zion,s Service. ~
'The Development of Ethics" was the
subject Of DR.. !, L. Rypins' lecture yes.
terday morning before Mt. Zion congreea-
ton. Iir. Rypins said in part
On the question Of the beginningTof
consciousness, the schools of psychology
are divided. Some hold that conscious
ness begins with the life Of the child
Others, again. contend that consciousness
first appears at some indefinite point in
the child's growth process. Both schools.
however, are agreed that consciousness
begins with tho child. AS little agree
ment obtains in the discussion of the
origin of conscience.
Broadly speaking, there are two points
of approach unto the ethical question:
the Biblical, that man was formed of
the dust Of earth, but had breathed into
him the breath of life. this breath Civ
ing him impress divine: the other, that
man is the final resultant of all infinite
series of progressions in the endless pro-
cess of the worlds evolution. Whichever
view point we adopt, it is clear that con-
science or the ethical serse has it's start
ing point in man. Wherever man began
his career as man the ethical sense was
born. Life's activities, it's efforts and its
aims create impulses in the human soul
I he ethical sense directs these impulses
ments of social life. Ethics is the stand
ard for mans conduct. Its prime task is
to Inspire nobler impulses and to Indicate
lines for individual and social conduct
to create motives for concerted action and
measures for lifes guidance.
There is but'Fone sense of right, al
though there bs'diIergent standards, The
EsQuimau, of the -frigid North, has his
sense of righa0 and a distinct standard
| theory. The African, of the torrid South,
| possesses the9 Same sense of right, but
It'll a different-standard. Man, semi
| barbarous or civilized, senses the right
but differs in its application. Thus there
are ethical standards as divergent as the
antipodes. ~ -.
"The Hottest expression of the ethical
standard is found in the Biblical insist
epce, Holy shall ye bee ONE, because I,
your God, am of1oly.' This ideal embraces
the fullest scope for human conduct 1t
is the foundatfoniof Jewish ethics, and in
| time will prove the basis of the ethics of
| humanity" ti2i ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-20
OFFICER NEWCOME HURT.
He Was Struck by a Locomotive I'm
Eagle Street Yards.

Patrolman Patrick Newcome, Of the
central detail, narrowly escaped serious
injury in a railroad accident last even
ing. He was knocked down by an engine
in the Omaha yards, at the foot of Eagle
street, while taking prisoner to the
station. His left shoulder was badly
bruised and thrown out of joint. DR..
Stamm attended the injured officer and
ordered him to his home. It is believed
that Officer Newcome is not dangerously
hurt. Frank Konoza, his prisoner, escap-
ed injury, and was locked up.
The accident happened shortly before Il
o'clock. A report reached the station that
a man living on the Upper flats was abus-
ing his wife, and Officer Newcome was
sent to investigate. He arrested Konoza
and on returning found a freight train
across the crossing at Chestnut street. He
walked down the tracks with his prisoner
when two engines going in opposite di-
rections approached. They passed wher
abreast of officer Newcome, who was be-
tween them. One of the engines struck
him on the shoulder, knocking him down
but fortunately he escaped going under
the wheels.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-20
VESPER SERVICE.
Sacred Concert at the Cathedral by
Chorus of Forty Voices.

The cathedral choir under the leader
snip or John f. Gehan, gave a magnificent
rendition of Moderati's vesper service
with a chorus of forty voices Moderate
is one of the most difficult of the Catholic
church Vespers, owing to the quick
changes in key necessitated, and the eff
feet of several months of careful re-
hearsal and preparation was evidenced
in the smoothness and finish of the work
Miss Gertrude Sans Souci was the or
ganist, and the soloists were Mrs Harris
soprano; Miss POttgieser, alto; Mr.. Nc
Caferty, tenor, and Mr.. Gehan, bass One
of the grandest numbers was the duet.
80 Salutaris," from LANCE, given by Mrs.
Harris and Mr.. Gehan. Mrs Harris was
in good voice and accomplished her high
notes in magnificent style The same
Yespers were sung two years ago at the
cathedral, and created an excellent i'm
preston, but 1t was the first rendition of
Langes grand duet in st. Paul
Mr.. McCafferty's solo, Gloria Patri. "
work, as was also Miss Pottgieser's solo.
'DCminare in Medeo." Mrs. Harris and
Miss Pottgieser sang Wilcox's "Tantum
Ergo splendidly, and the work by the
and Capoccis "Laudate Pueri Dominum''
and Capoccfs "Laudate Puert Dominum''
was superb.
In the choral numbers Domino Ad-
juvandum," 'Laudate Dominum" and the
grand 'Magnificat," the chorus was strong
and well balanced. The service closed
with Gounod's Praise Ye The Lord, -
sung with excellent effect.