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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02
Notice For bIIcation.

First publication April l 1: last Jnne lC.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, MARQUETTE
Micu.. Arm. 18th. loOn.--
Notice * hereby given that In complianc,
with the provisions OF the act of Congress o
June 3. 1873. entitled An net for the sale 81
timber lands in the states of California. Oregon
Nevada, and Washington Territory" rs ex
tended TO all the Public Land States by act oi
Argist 4, 1892, Fred II. Nugent. OF EScanaba,
county Of Delta, State IF Michigan. has
this day fled In this Office his sworn statement
No. 81. for the purchase OF the n. II. q OF :. w.
4 OF Section No. IL IN Township No. ~ NJ.
Karge No. 2S w. and will offer proof To show
that the land sought il more valuable for it's
Timber or ~ one than for agricultural purposes.
aud to establish his claim e. said land before
the Register and Receiver oi this Office at Mar.
quettc. Mich, on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of
June, 1900.
lie names as witnesses:
James Blake OF EScanaba. Michigan
John Gallagher, q Rapid River, Mich.
Alex Peterson of RAPID River. Mich.
Edward Wortien, OF Metropolitan. Mich.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 90 iile their
claims IN this Office on or before said 10Th day
OF June, 1900.
THOMAS ScApDEN.
H.afiA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02

First ptblcatio5 May 5th, last June 10TH
In the Circnil Court for the County OF Iron.
In thancery.
Thomas Conin and George r. Brown.
Assences OF Francis 81. Moore.
Maria cole. Nettie q Cole. (now Nsttie O.
Siurlz) Peter Cole, Pearl r. Cole, Opal n. Cole.
Charles r. Brown and Catherine Donovan.
In pursunncc Of q decree OF said court duly
made and entered IN the above entitled cause
on the 10Th day OF February A. -. 1900, viii
expose for sale ~ public auction 10 the highest
bidder at the front door oi the court house IN
the City Of Crystal Fails. IN said County on
Tuesday the 10th day O. June. A. u. 1000 NJ I
O'Clock IN the forenoon, the following described
premises. or 80 much therUor a. may be neces-
sary 20 satisfy said decree. which said sale
Will he made IN the order following.
Ist The undivided onc.half ~ the south
half Of the northwest quarter OF section
twenty-five t25) IN town fcriy-three ltj) north
OF rs.i,ec thirtytliree (iil west. Ia said county,
being the Interest Of the dcicndnnts MART. Cole,
Nettie G. Cole. now NeItie g. Stnrtz) Peter Cole,
Pearl H. Cole and Opal Cole
End The entire interest OF the defendants
Maria Cole Nettie &. Cole. (noM Noatiec. Stnrtz,l
Peter W. Colc Pearl n. toie and Opal n Cole.
IN and to the south one hair 81 the northwest
quarter OF section twenty-uAlc (2D) in town
forty three (i:i) north OF range thirty-two (32l
west Ia said county. rs set forth in said decree.
the same belng the interest acquired by them
as heirs at law oil Horace w. Cole. deceased and
ferrcd to Ia said decree, save aud except such
interest ns has heretofore been purchased by
the defendant Charles X. Brown, which interest
Is set forth in said decree.
:,rd. All the right. title and interest Of the
defendant Charles X. Brown in and TO that
portion OF said south half OF the northwest
quarter Oh section twenty.nne 3gl in town
fOrty.threc 81 north Of range thirt 5 two (32)
west IN said county Of Iron particularly de-
scrbed IN the partition plat 81 - portion 81
said land made by said court in the case OF
Catherine Donovan, complainant vs.. Maria
Cole. Nettie G.. Cole, Peter Cole. Pearl II. Cole
and Opal ~ Cole as lots one. two. three four
Ave SIX, seven, eight, nine ten. eleven twelve
thirteen. fourteen, fifteen aud sixteen IN block.
ones lots one. two three, four. five, six, seven.
eight nine ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen. four
teen. fifteen aud sixteen IN block two;
lots one, TWO. three tour. hve. six. seven,
eipht ten. eleven, twelve. thirteen. ioiii teen.
fifteen and sixteen In block three, lots nine, ten,
eleven, twelve. thirteen, fourteen, fifteen ana
sixteen in block thirteen. lots. ten, eleven.
fourteen. fifteen aud sixteen In block fourteen.
lots nine, ten. eleven twelve fifteen aud sixteen
IN block iiiteen: and lots seven and eight la
block twenty four, which said lots will he offer
eel for sale as one parcel.
Dated Crystal Fails, Mich, May |, A. ID.
1900.
CnAs. H. WATSON,
Circuit Court Commissioner.
FRANCIS NJ MOORE,
Solicitor for COmplainants.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02
A cay FROM NATURE
A wrrnlnE ira, saouldb Be Needed by Every
Sufferer

A WernlnE That Should Be Needed by Every
Sufferer
Nature soon rebQls when the human
machinery Is out OF order. Her appeals
FOR help should ba quickly answered.
Life il too short and dear to us to ne.
eject our health
When tho system becomes run down,
tho blood Impure. the liver torpid,
nerves all on Il quiycr, aud the stomach
refuses Co DO its work, then nature
utters her warning note. Ii may lie II
sick headache. nervousness, dyspep,n,
eatarrh, loss 81 appetite, insumnin, Inn.
guor, constipation, but IL IL naiurs
signal II distress.
The human machine should 10 attend
ed to without delay The -ystm moods
building NJ, the Impurities mast be
driven from the blood, the liver mac c
TO do iis work and The stomacl plac d
in nnturi, healthy conditions.
Knox Stomach Tablets arc a nov
combination 81 vegetable remedies com
pounded by one 81 the best chemists IN
the world, and are guaranteed To build
up the whole systeIU They do not act
us a stimulent. hut arc a Sssparilla Ia q
tablet form, containing twice the mctli-
clnal properties 81 any other comhina-
ton remedies known They give health
nnd strength TO the entire body aud i'm
mcdiately relieve Indigestion land posi-.
lively eures dyspepsia.
A single box will prove their power TO
cure chronic invnlids and mike them
stong. healthy mcn aud womrn.
II unnblc To SECURE knoV Stomach
Tablets "a your drnRgiat send lifiy cents
To the huox Clientele CO., Ealtlc trcck.
Mich, and q iull sized packape will be
sent, postpaid. l'ot sale at ,hc City
Drug store
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02
Kidney or Bladder Troubles.

Ifycs suffer from kidney. bladder or urn-
airy troubles, or from too frequent or scanty
urine. DIR. Fcnncr's Kidney and Isackacho
Cure Is what you want Red-wctting by
children Is speedily cured by one bottle OF
this powerful remedy. Testimonials arc
disrcgardcd. many people doubling the hon
osty or sincerity of them, We therefore avoid
giving any here. but furnish thom IN circular.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02
Probate Notice r
First publications MAY 10. 1000 flst, N
1900.
COUNTY on IRON:

couxry or ,nox.
AZ a session OF the Probate Court lar .
County. held AZ the Probate office, III Ia, ~, q
Crystal Falls. IN sand county on the mint
day 81 May; IN the year one thousand ~,
hundred.
Present Hon, Albert II. FleweIllne. -sud..
Probate. In the matter 81 determining the 4.
full heirs. etc. Of Emclia Neupebaner, ,ie,,us.t A
ON reading ana filing the petition. duly =.
fled, of Anna Neilgebauer. prayuis this en..
Tor reasons therein stated, 10 iiajuii..t4 w.
determine who We're. at the time oi her d,asI
the lawful heirs, minor heirs or Regal fcnr...s1
tiyes OF sand deceased aud their rrs,..r~|
rights Ia and TO the real estate whQr,es NJ
deceased died seized. and also, TO determine r.
are now lawfully entitledto the same
share or portion OF each. IL appearing
petition that the real estate OF which ths1
ceased died seized is situate IN the city III t'rv
Falls. County 81 Iron and state 81 Michigan =,
dencli az follows, 20 Wit. The south ha,i N
lot numbered one hundred sixty.iour Anal
and the south hall OF lot numbered one NM
dred sixty-hve ti65l, according To the or.,, !"
recorded plat Of the Village al Crystal T,,l,s
therefore IL Is ordered, that Monday the funr,i !,
day OF June next, atien O'Clock Ia the for.uonu
be assigned for the hearing OF said petition NM
that the heiIs. MINOR heirs aud legal rpp,rfns Il
lives OF said deceased aud all other prsom,
Interested are required TO appear az session
Office IN the city oftrystal Falls. IN siidconntv
sl:id show cause II any there he why the pr,lv
OF the petitioner should not be granted:
AND n IA FURTHER OKDEREp. that sal,
petitioner give notice To the heirs. minor h.,r.
and legal representatives Of said desrasod ma
al other persons interested 81 the pelnl,.nev \
said petition aud the hearing thereof bv ca,<i,,1
a copy OF this order TO he pllblisecd In M
DIAMOND DniI.I.. a newspaper printed and CTR,
lated IN said county. once IN each week Tor thr
successive weeks previous TO said day h
hearing
A true copy. ALBERT J.. FLEwErIJxa
CHARLES H. WATSON. Judge ol probatsl
Attorney for Petitioner.
4
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02
Notice For PubIIcatIoI
xurp STATES LAND orrcr. MAnqurrr'

UNITED STATES LAND bFFltE, MARQuErTE, MIC
MAY 10. 1900. M4%
Notice is hereby given that in complain
with the provisions OF the act Of Congress
June -, 1878. entitled, IAN act for the sale
timber lands in the States of California, Oregc
Nevada. aud Washington Territory" as n
tended To AL the Public Land States by net
August & iSp2. Henry H. Graham. OF Wisol
county OF Menominee, State OF Michigan. has III
day filed in this Office his sworn statement N
12i, ior the purchase az the NV. 4 OF NV.
section No. % IN Township No. Ia ~. Rai@
No. 30 w. and viii offer proof TO show that u
land sought * more valuable for Ils timber q
ST one than for agricultural purposes, and n
establish his clam To said land before n
Regis or aud Receiver OF this office az Nal
quette. Mich, on Wednesday, the 10Th day 4
July. 1900
He names as witnesses.
John Fo~s, OF Atkinson, Mich.
William Darby. Of ralint River. Mich.
Afthu, W. Qulrt Of Iron yer, Mich.
Louis King. Of Iron River. Mich
Amy and AL persons claiming adversely Il,
above described lands ARE elnested To file thei
claims Ia this office Oh or before said 25th dad
OF July, 1900.
THOMAS SCADDEN
Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02

lcTunk~.A nmndy for this awiui disease
40 HMN hns at last heen discovered, end
we desire every sullerer to have the Vunclits
Of this discovery Send "a ~ X Ray Co.,
Chicago, III,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02

An ordinance forbhIs the running at
lalrc ~ horses ia this city and owners
are hereby notified to take mp their
horses Mt once or same VIII ve .in
pounded,
JoHN TRoMnfAy..
City Marshal.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02
TERRIBLE TORTURE.
Fate That Befeii Two American Missiopa-
ries who Were FIRST to Fsii into
Hands Of 1sosers.

Go, rr,,cisc, JuIy On A Clro,icJc
-, 49, , , -.
spech"i from NE'orih' ID ''' S"!H'
Advices received from north China con-
tain particulars Of the awful torture IN
flicted on Rev. II. V. Norman who. with
Rev. G. Robinson, was among the first
OF the American missionaries To become
Victims of the boxers. A correspondent
writing from Ticn Tsin on June says
some refugees who had arrived there
gathered from chinese ghastly details
Of the torture inflicted on Norman.
u seems that he fell into the hands of
III, the head man Of n little town hard by
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02
New Pharmacy Board.


Guthrie: Governor barnes has re-
appointed L.. l.. liowenuoblcr of Perry,
ana +. q. Lille OF Guthrie members y;
the Territorial Pharmacy board, for II
term of three years, iVimcr commiss.
ions having expired.
1t has recently come To the
knowledge of the board of pharmacy
that merchants other tnan registered
pharmacists, are handing certain
urugs ANA p"ai inaccutIcuI preparations
AZ siuc nn.s, when Is contrary To the
laws of the territory. 40 pul stop To
Tia > practice the board has dee iueu To
man each offender Il cIrcuiar letter
gaining ms attention To TIE law and
warning iIin mat III Tie future wilIiui
voiatlUns VIA uc vigorously dealt
wIth. The letter says III part:
I'm towns where there Is u registered
phai mucIst, Il 10 IA violation vi Jaw tor
any pea son but registered pharmacist
to sea- any KIND VI .rugs, ni.uieines or
pnur preparation. lne pen
uity ior VOCATION oI TINS Jaw Ii - nne
vi irom slUU ~ s.UU.
"iiuve been Informed you are viola
ting TINS law, ana II 80, you are Liable
to III inu.ctinent by any gram jury IN
your county Al inioi nation 10 hieu pe.
ioIe them
In oruer that all merchants may
understand Jus. what ID constituted
under the he.u Of drugs ana phurIna'
ceuti, al preparations, ,ne Doaru IN the
letter ment.ons perfumes, toilet arti'
cies ana iueuicinui soups, also lister.
Inc ana kindred preparations.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02
SUSPICIOUS OF PRINCE Ii.
Powers Watching the Chinese Statesman
who IL In Route Ia Pekin on an
Important MIssion.

New York. July 2O.--A dispatch TO
the World from London says: "Grcnt
bodies of boxers and regular Chimes"
troops are known to he marching
sou;hward from rekin. numbering all
Christians they find and destroying
their possessions. II Is feared that
some of the ,icrroys. who. ns u whole.
have hitherto shown themselves most
friendly disposed toward Foreigners -
are now wavcring in their support
and with the governors Of several
provinces, are going over to the
rebels. Many regard ii Hung Chang's
cagcrncss for his present journey
from Canton 10 Pckin with suspicion
and urge that hc bc detained when
the steamer carrying him reaches
Shanghai"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02
Here
and
There
When One Proves Up.


So many homesteadcrs are about to
make final proof upon their claims that
IL will probably be Of interest to know
something Of the questions which VIII
be put To claimants and their wit
nesses, and which are these.
I. Name, age postoficc address.
9. Are you nativc.born citizen OF the
United States. and II so, IN what state
or territory were you born?
.. Are you the identical person who
made homestead entry No. -, at the
- land office, on the - dav OF -,
IS, and what II the true description
OF the land now claimed by you?
4. When was your house built on the
land and when did you est tiblish actual
residence therein? describe house
and other improvements and valnc.)
3 OF whom does the family consist,
and have you and your family resided
continuously ON the land since first cs-
tablishing residence thereon? If un'
married state the fact.)
d. For what period or periods have
you been absent from the homestead
since making settlement, and for wha,
purpose? II temporarily absent. did
your family rcsiue upon and cultivate
the land during said absence?
7. How much Of the land did you cul.
tivatc ench season. and for how many
season have you raised crops thereon?
:. II your present claim within the
limits Of an incorporated town or Sc
A.. ,..I II. II, al
in anv way for trade or business?
y. What Is the character of the land;
timber mountainous, prairie, grazing
or agricultural? state what kind and
quality aud for what purpose IL is most
valuable.
10. Are there any indications Of coal
salines, or minerals Of any kind ON the
land is more VA liable for agricultural
than for mineral purposes.
II. Have you ever made any other
homestead entry? III 80, describc.J
~. Have you sold, conveyed or mort.
gagged any part Of the lana? II 80, to
whom and Tor What purpose?
l3. Have you any personal property
of any kind elsewhere than on thls
claim? tlf 50 describe and tell where
kept.)
II. Describe by legal subdivisions, oi
by number, kind of entry, Office where
made, any other entry or filing mot
minera!J made by you since August 80
1850.
The questions put to witnesses are
virtually the same as those asked tn,
claimant himself.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02
NOW WOOllEY KNOWS IT.
Prohibition Candidate for President For.
n,aliy Notified Of Ills Nomination by u
Committee Headed by samuel Dickir.

Chicago. July ai.-.Iohn q. Woollcy
the prohibition candidate for the pres
idcncy of the United States, received
official notification of his nomination
Friday NJ Central Music hall. Samuel
Dickir. of Nlbion. Mich, chairman of
the recent convention which met in
this city. delivered the address of no
iihcution. The other members of the
committee are: Oliver w. Stewart,
Chicago; DR.. $. e. swallow, Harris
burg, Pa; Hale johnson, Newton. ILL.,
and T.. W. Chaiin. Waukeshn, Wis
As chairman Of the national commit
tee. Oliver W. Stewart presided over
the meeting.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02
'"OklahOnna.



Oklahoma City: Frank McMaster
who has made many visits TO the Kio-
wa, Apache and Comanchc Indian res
crvations. has just returned from an
other prospecting trip, and In speaking
Of what he saw. said:
"The reservation has an area of Abs
square miles, practically 5000, 600 acres
IL Is 10 miles from east To west and 65
miles from north to south. IL Is about
the size Of the state OF Connecticut,
more than half as large ns Massachu.
setts, more than twice as large as Della.
ware and nlmo,t four time, the dimen
sions OF Rhode Island. The Saycr-
Jerome. Wilson commission estimated
its area at :,9Gs, 500 acres, Of which
they placed nearly $4,000 acres In
the Wichita mountains and the re-
mainder as above the average for farm
ing and grazing purposes.
This rcscrvatich IN crossed and re-
crossed from end to end with wire
fences. through which occasional gates
allow the only means OF travel. All
these pastures are flied with cattle
and no other improvements other than.
e.. A. L.. I.s
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02
Experiment Station Report.

Pro-. Jonn l. ieiu director VI the Ok
lahoins Exper m.nt station, which Is
cunuucte. a ,vuh..t.un WIN the Az
ricuilural anu MecnaL.cai college ut
stiiiw watcr 10 huNing prin..u ms annual
report. 4 he repoi. ,nis car wiIl De "A
document containing aLoul lsU pages
Ui pr.uled matter wuicn co,cis t.v &C.
sui.s obtained IRON Inc inherent ex-
p,rIinents conducted ut the station dur
iny Tie past year. lie "oiH VIA ue
y. iuse.y Illustrated and treating us Il
uUes oi matters pertaining soi.iy "
Tie interests Va agriculture, slCck
raising, ana iIui. growing, II will be u
yuIuao.e uuuitiUn 10 G,ery farmer I
s,,ch Ui literature Ihc volume VIII
contain un especially .nleres. .ing chap
ter 1eyutcu ~ grupc culture uud Ia,
making oi wine, t"in Industries which
are u.s,.uea ~ attain piuce VI prom
inence IN the territory.
Governor Barnes rardons Faux.
Guthrie: uVvernor barnes ha,
granted u pur.on ~ james IS. Faux
who was tried at IhunuIer nye year,
apo ana sen.enced 10 ten years ln
prlsonmenl Tor the muruer VI Jess,
Iayiur. an the triui the ueiens,
showed that Taylor had aiienateu III,
affections OF the ueienuant's wife un,
tnat at the tame oi the kiiiing Bile wa,
| at Taylor nome. fauin claimed tina
when he went 10 induce his wii. To re
turn " her nome, Taylor thr.utene,
HIM with pistol, whereupon he sno
| INN IN seif.ueiense.
| fauik b story ON the witness stan,
was contradicted NY witnesses for til,
| prosecution, the principai one Of whom
| u young girl, recently made an aifidavi
that her testimony was perjurea AN,
was given NJ the time through feur y
1ayior's relatives This afhuavit wa
forwarded To Governor barnes by tn
prosecuting attorney who secure,
faulk's conviction, with the recon
mendation that ON the face of the All
davit u full und unconditional pardol
should be granted. This rccommen
dation was supplemented by sundr
recommendation from the trial Judge
the jurors and the county officials.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02

The retirement of Sir william
White as head Of the construction de-
partmcnt of the British navy calls at
tention to the fact that his pay has
been $4,000 year, while Rear Admi-
raj lTichborn, who does the same work
In the American navy, IL paid but S6,-
900. The salary In this instance is n
good basis OF comparison, and the
same proportion holds true in many
other branches of the service. The
salaries of the officers in the higher
ranks In England are greater than in
America.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02

Last year there were 7,i23 persons
killed in railway accidents In the
United States and 4I,G2l injured. This
is more than were killed and wounded
in the battles of Gettysburg, Spottsyl-
vania and the wilderness-th three
most sanguinnry battles of the re-
.bellion. Most of those injured were
'employes, the number of passengers
killed being 23o and injured 3,iia. or
one passenger killed for every 2,iso,'
O23 carried and one injured for every
15i,7gS carried.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02
For uryan aud s,-v-nson's Nomination.

indianapolis. Ind, July :0.--l'rynn
and Stevenson will he notified of
their nomination ~ Newly oval,
where professional bicycle races are
held. The oval H. surrounded with
an amphiihcnfcr. aud il is proposed
Ia erect over the open space, if the
weather is inclcmcni. the large tent
used for III" Epworth league convcn-
tion last wear. The oval is about two
miles from the center of town. on one
trolley line. II will seat 1900 pco-
ul,,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02
Japanese Attack Our Missions.

Vancouver. H. G., July 20.-Thc
American mission NJ Nngoya has been
attacked 10y n Japanese mob and H."
missionaries 50 severely beaten that
they were left fOr dead, although
they subsequently recovered. The
prime cause of the trouble was the
interference of the missionaries in
the 'rai,icking in young girls, who, it
Is said, have been openly sold.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02

A correspondence Is proceeding In
n literary journal concerning the use
of deathbed scenes in fiction and on
the stage. The question is asked
whether IL Is right to net death ON
the stage, or to describe the dissolu-
tion of soul and body In the pages OF
novel. II death Is tn be rigidly
omitted we must sacrifice many of
Shnkspenre's plays, while Thackeray
and Dickens would he only two of the
great masters In the innumcrablc host
of novclists condemned TO perpetual
Punishment from polite libraries.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-02

Forty years ago one man took $50
hours to perforate 10000 bank
checks. for which he was paid $50.
Now the same work IL done by ma
chinery, six men being employed AN
aggregate of o hours and Is minutes.
The labor cost Is only 50, instead OF
$3.50. Seventy years ago, using quilts
IA. ruler to rule paper, IL took 4,s00
winch 10 do work that is now done by
now ,n.Lin 2M hours. Machinery
grade shn.s,OO pairs Of mems cheap
nareJ u,,h ,15ih hours, ns com
the labor cost being s.oo m sa,.