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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-01
JOBBIxG QUOTATIONS.

JOBBrxG QUOTATIONS.
JehhInv quotations today a. follow.
Sugar. Flour and Coffee.
Sugar Golden G. IN bb,.. .T7ie; .rtrs c, In Bills,
ta7. bes, sugar. 1sc powdered s,lo: dry gran
us,ed '25c; in bhl,, Ic higher cube. sssae: spot
Pro,r, -,c-rstert r-ceri-n. sY; Novelty 4.
e; Csiiorni, brsnd' y corn meal. yellow. 8 8
psr 100 ". IN pn ..es.: suss~s ss soar. r"r.
$50 pcr Ms. In ON sacs-: eraetsd wheat. s.
per 70. N. in ion 'a,s'; farns' '2s5 pc, 100 -:
fancy rolled oats. So 70 per hhI in sn SACKS; corn
meal yellow s,s per Dbl IN SON mcn: corn
bactvh.st nour' pure. rN hi, in sou .ses.
cracked vheat. - per tbl. IN g-r sacks; steel cut
So p.r 81 + SON on ,s "a vsol. vs.a a' aou rou
per hb In n sachs rye meal, 81 Is per hI In
m IN 's.s', re Gov, per hi fancy ,cl,sd oats
tic jap Ms: Carolina sTs.
conse Green Mochs. per n. rsts'iic: Java, per
~ s.assic Costa Rics' choice per ~ islaisIc
Ross,ed- Artnekle'. in I0n n eases per rw, 81 rs;
s "n e';~: per ~, MS sn cases. Per srt,
Alden Mocha. &c. CararoIa aalc. Guatemala 7itc
ground coffee ietaspic; Lion zoos. SIS rs; Cos. SIS 81
81 ti5s.
Halter. Cheese. Eggs ana Poultry.
Butter Ranch. Do M; fancy dairy in squares
msnc' Washington crosmsrie.. n and 20, prints
Ssfsc Eastern c.rrsmery. faese
M
1sc hAfskim cheese. Hale
Eggs Strictly fresh rsnct lac Eastern. issisc
Comb Honey California comb l2s8l3e: strained.
Pouitr,-Li,s ehics.n, issi,e; I've turner's. lie;
dressed tnfhsys. Haioc; ducks Sa5 per dozen.
geese. iec
wsinu.s. rer n. .ess. rtaitc: Eastern N.ch val
ruts. ~; pecans. lie, niber.s. uie; Prsrils isc;
almonds fancy .oft she'll. Ne slmonds. No l. iSc
peanuts, &c. pine lbe hickory loo: coooanuts per
rieNfnuts, a,
tsr d. "''' 49, popcorn %
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Usr Puget sound. PER ton. Nisi1; Esst.rn wash
invton timothy, Nssis; alfalfa. N2
harley Rolled ,0Rsi
Cetp Whole. S.; eraehsd 81 feed meal. per
whe,, Feed So; of cab. meal, 50; n,dd,,ns..
tN.fai bran, So ahorts. SIS, chopped feed yisafis,
dairy chopped feed, ~
Poultry Food.
GRADUATED oyster shells SIS PER ton: rsnnist.d
clam shell, sis per ton. hons meal IS per ton.
srauuiatsd bone IS Ter ten. hullsd oats. $40 per
iep' I. u po',l,r, hood; s. pc. ton beet meal.
,er.ps SIS $50 per ton h.ef .craps loO, $40 pnr ION
mica crystal ssit 81 pcr ton.
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Mcats~Cos beef 70 n,r n steer beef.
rssse pef y mutton. we,hsr. u per y posk. Il
PEI n veal large, = pot . small. sc per n
Provisions iians Large. lsse. small, l2e hr.ak.
ta., bacon, isc by .aiisd sds'. 81
"a: y n Co. sc wnd Rose a.. shield T.
aitnon Pure star. a.
o. SALMON trout lat@l'e roan,aiu trout, no
rounders sSic; soiss a. roek eod Sfsc .hriur.
s. smsit q hetrsns teS. haes cod iase ester,
~ panssne. crabs. live 81 % etosr5 y . p %
stated rsh lieNi.ins nsd Salmon s. > mink
NM herring IaN pals. 81 -. Holland he-rj,ls
tsgs s. sAai 3. Alsssa hsrrins this s snai1i
"a =, - A, smaAsd h.rftns Is, re-. h.
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And Tteosophical Society in America Seattle Lodge.
No Room 10 Hncklev block Public meeting
Sunday at p. m. Subject, The Rise and Fall Of
Nations Lotus group for children. II a. m
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German-Hsrriscn street and Taylor avenua Rev
August weinsrt, pastor. SO Harrison street Gar
man preaching every Sunday at II . IN. and 9 D.
m; Y. r. S c. +. at p IN.
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Meats. Provisions and Fish.


Ps,asos. INesi s0sB p-s tcr. Ysk.n. sss.u
.ef t,n. sweet potataes psf rat. hrsts ~ -
sasa tarrots a. ~ tsrA uitAtasAs AZ psr al
trtntr, g. $50 sack cabbage 81 Hsl . rsf ~
rafsnips ft rev ttck gsflte iA- lettuce t1s
r. r-f det hethoase kttter u,8tee. cylr-Y }sa6s
rrr lr. rsNtshcs Sos Pet 80 h'th1aas 'ir.fsA.
So nfra ort'u' o' ~ tof s'rcrskass So
Is iar .rf afsfcr ptlrf s-f1- yre y ss.,.c -.
H. ,rr ~ saas,A a. Cahft-ujs rAAiFssf- -
q -, t.s. tesnnmrns scsN rey Asa Arrange,
ta.sy trutAFt g.
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Receipt. and shipments.


On - r--s'Hr- er.ha-E- 'he Niff-T Darttt "a
ARA rfa~,rrr tas 81 la.-v -aii~-
Ct.--se sfrsty a. ata-
Il. I.c.N "
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- 10 Wolf-American bicycles for So o.
Spinning. i2S Second avenue.
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FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland Or. June 20. i,o0.
?; except showers in morning. warmer.

Fair; except showers in morning: warmer.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF A6RI.
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. June 30 1900.
SYNOPSIS.
Local Repor-MaXmum temperature, a degrees
minimum. 81 mean. -. 10 inch Of rain fell during
the past tvruiy-four hourr Weather showery
cloudy and continued cool mostly fresh variable
winds.
GEORGE n. SALISBURY
Aection Director Weather Rureau
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Mount Carmel Mission.


Meets every Sunday at ) p m. Thurdsy evening
and Friday at ) p. m.
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Mental Science


Ard Thcosophical Society in America Public cor
daily invited
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Is ID. Futures quiet: July 4, ID: September. Il
Isd
FIour-s. Louis fancy winter. firm; & 81.
Q.
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German Corner TAYLOR avenue and Harrison street
Rev. A. Weinerd. pastor. The Sunday school vii
celebrate Children's day at l0l5 A. IN an inter
es;ing programme has been arranged
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Holyote block. corner First avenue and Spring
street Services at il a. sunday school At i2lS:
service Wednesday evening At O'Clock. Reading
room open during the week from l TO p m
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EvnngelicaI Association.

Zion reetings-G. A. X hail. Collins block serv-
ices Sunday at 10 q. m. and 10 p. m
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sevcnth-Dny Adventists.
MiIIenutal Dawn

Meet 800 Second avenue north d r. Fero pas
Tor. Services at II a. IN. Sunday school At 10 a. m
Missionary meeting, p.
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THE WEATHER.

Meets Third avenue and Wall street. Addresses
and lectures.
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II.
Second avenue and Seneca street, John w Hsniey.
pastor. Evening devoted 10 ballet tests and spirit
messages
Seattle spirituali,ts. A,soci..ion-Ms.on,c Tempt.
corner Second avenue and Pike. Ms. Lena Clifford,
pastor. Childrens Lycoum. 10 as a m. Mediums
meeting. p m Lecture s, 70 p N. by Mrs
Jean Hibner, Subject. Possessions" Tests.
Theosophy.
Theosorh'eal Society. Amanda LodSe-Me.t. "a
,. m, At MS Third avenue suhicct- symposium.
hers.
Queen City Theo.ophraI Society In America
Sunday evening AZ o'oock. A. o. Y. W. bah.
Pioneer block Subject. How the Planet linear
mated the First spiritual Germ BY Mrs. Rosens
Dupee.
Christian Adventists.
Christian Advsntists' chnrch-Rsr. William Chap
man. pastor. Prayer. lel5 a m; preaching, il
a. m. Sunday school. y. p. r.
Meetings held In basement Of 100 Washington
street entrance slley between First south
and Occidental avenue. every evening at IS O'Clock
Pubic cordially invited.
Universal brotherhood
And Tneosophical Society in America Seattle Lodge
No loo-Room 10 Hnckley block Public meeting
Sunday. at ?. m. Subject, The Rise and Fall Of
Nations" Lotus group for children. II a. N.
Christian Catholic Church.
Zion rneetns.-G. A. r han Collin. block serv-
Ices sunday At 10 a. m. and 2ss p m
Evangelical Association.
Germsn-Hsrr,cn street and Taylor avenue Rev
man preaching every sunday at IL a m. and D
m. Y. +. S. c. T. at p m
Mental Science
And Theosophicai Society in America Public cor
daily invited.
Russian Orthodox Church.
At sll Lakeriew avenue. Rev. d. KsmnS pastor
Services at 10 a. m. sharp
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Hoyohe block corner First avenue and Spring
street Services at il a Sunday school At i2I5:
service Wednesday evening at o'cloch reading
room open during the week from to p.
sevcnth-Dny Adventists.
Meet 800 Second avenue north. d r Zero. pas
Tor. Services at II Sunday school At 10 a. IN.
Missionary meeting. $ p. m.
MiIIenutal Dawn.
Room 80 Hinctlsy block. every Sunday Il = m.
and 30 p IN. Elevator runs in evening. All
invited No collection.
Evangelical Mission.
Scandinavian Evangelical Mi.,icu-Mects every
Sunday at $50 p m. at foot Of jackson street near
Railroad avenue. on the ship Idaho
section seattle of 3. l.. p.
Meets every Sunday at p. In the Masonic
temple: entrance on Second avenue. seats fres
Good music. Everybody invited
Mount Carmel Mission.
Meets every Sunday at p. m. Thursdsy evening
and Friday at p m.
Christian Alliance.
Meetings Sunday and Tuesday afternoons. a. $50
corner Third avenue and Madison street
Evangelical Association.
Geumnn-Corner TAYLOR avenue and Harrison street
Rev. A. Weinerd. pastor The Sunday school will
celebrate Children's day at 1918 a. IN an inter
es;ing programme has been arranged.
Gospel Tent Meeting.
Meets Third avenue and Wall street. Addresses
and lncfnfes
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At sll Lakeriew avenue. Rev. ID. Ksmnef pastor
Services at 10 a. m. sharp
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Evangelical Mission

Room 80 Hinckley block, every Sunday. II T. m
and 30 p IN. Elevator runs in evening All are
invited. No collection.
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r9s 'olis~ias Ie''sr' await Aavs'ii.'rs
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section seattle of =. L..

Scandinavian Evangelical Missiou-Mects every
Sunday at $50 2. m at foot Of Jackson street. near
Railroad avenue. the ship Idaho
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elan shells sls per ton hons meal SIS per Ton
efauuiatcd bone. IS Ter ten huisd oats. $40 ne,
ten. l. A n poultry food So per ton beef meal
Nos SO per ton bett meal, iaos, ss rer ton hse,
scraps SIS So per ton hrsf .ersps 1905 SO per Ton,
mica crystal ssit. 81 pcr ton
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06
Marquette Range

As is generally known, the
Cleveland Cliffs company, has
for some time past been trying
to obtain options for the explo
ration of lands Of the Negaunee
Iron company from the owners
Of the fee. the Breitung estate,
of Marquette, and while they
have repeatedly been promised
options for such purpose, they
have not been able TO secure
them. Notwithstanding the y
have been energetic and persis-
tant in trying. and have made
liberal propositions in order to
bring about the desired end.
They naturally conclude that
the owners do not desire TO have
the lands prospected, and have
turned TO the Pioneer Iron com
pany for the rights and privileges
which their long time lease gives.
They began the erection of drill
ing shanties ON Tuesday Of this
week. and will Of once proceed
to locate understandable bodies of
o e upon the lands, in case they
are TO be found. Having
discovered u understandable mine,
they will erect large blast
furnaces at Marquette on the
site OF the Carp furnace, which
they recently purchased with this
object in view. They have a
fine location, an excellent water
frontage, and they have also
secured immense tracts OF hard
wood from which their charcoal
can be secured. They believe
there is ore on the lands of the
Negaunce Iron Company, and
they are preparing TO convert a
large amount OF it into pig ron
Iron Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06
The Sheridan.

The Menominee Exploring
company. which is operating
the Sheridan mine and doing
considerable exploring in Siam
burgh township, reports pros
poets for next years business
as being in q most satisfactory
state. The Sheridan shaft is
being sunk another 100 feet TO
the fourth Lowell. Not much ore
will be hoisted during the winter.
It will be broken and left in the
drifts and slopes TO be hoisted
next year. Work at the Forgarty
shaft, in Spring Valley. is
progressing as well rs could be
expected. A drift is being
driven across, the formation at a
depth Of about 50 feet. The
drift is in about 50 feet and is
running through an ore forma-
ton, the ore being mixed with
slate and graphite. The Muir
ply shaft is sunk about GO feet,
with drift Of 90 feet. Ia the
bottom OF the shaft q diamond
drill is being operated which is
showing up cleaner ore than
any yet found. The Kinney
shaft has been sunk to depth
Of 20 feet. and a crosscut is now
being made, A hoist is being
used. So far the ore indications
are not Us bright us at the other
two shafts. Reporter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06

j A, Lambert OF Rachal, n. G., writes:
81 heartily endorse Folcy's Kidney Cure.
IL does what Won claim u will do, and
there il nothing equal To IL, and thank
you for the good il has done me. -
At Coles Pharmacy.
Mira Francis l.. Sales of Missouri
Valley, la, writes she had severe kidney
trouble for years, had tried five doctors
without benefit; but three bottles Of
Foley's Kidney Cure effected n perfect
curc.-Co'e's Pharmacy.
Save doctors bills by giving Folcy's
Honey and Tar to infants and children
in time to prevent pneumonia or Group,
which nre fatal Co so many thousands
~ babcs.-Cole's Pharmacy.
Miss Elizabeth Harvey of Ncgaunee In
visiting her brother Thomas Harvey.
Miss Harvey will probably remain
here for several months.
The Presbyterian nm Baptist Ladies'
Aid will give u New England supper
February 22nd,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06

Official figures from the lake
docks give % total shipment by
water Of 17,90l,35S tons. TO
this must be added an all rail
shipment of anyway 500, 900 tons.
1t is confidently expedited that
the total for next year will
exceed the 20, 900, 900 mark.
The total mileage of railroads
built in the u. $. during last
year is 1857 miles this amount of
trackage represents "a tonnage
steel rails OF nearly 700, 900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06
FROM THE MINES
Have a New Mine.
8, y y v w y - y !,


The Commonwealth Iron
Company is opening up new
iron property on its lands in the
village OF Commonwealth, and
its indications are that it will
rival the Badger and Florence
as a producer of orc and take a
leading place among the shipping
mines of the Menominee range.
Reference was made in these
columns two weeks ago concern
ing this valuable find, but since
that time sufficient development
tai work has been done to prove
the existence Of an immense
body Of very superior grade Of
ore there The metal was
discovered quite near the surface
and a working shaft has been
driven forty feet through absolu-
tely clean ore there. AT this
depth a crosscut revealed the fact
that the vein is thirty feet iii
width with strong evidence that it
gradually widcns out At greater
depth. Drifting to the westward
has been steadily progressing
during the past two or three
weeks and at this writing the
drift is in sevcnty-iivc feet of
clean ore, not a particle Of rock
having been encountered. Asst.
Supt. Hopkins has shipped over
one hundred tons Of orc from the
new property and every assay 50
far taken shows it TO exceed 90
per cent, in metallic iron a
somewhat better quality than
that yielded by the Badger,
although the lattcr,s product is
a high grade non-Bessemer and a
favoritc with lurnaccmen. The
new mine is quite near the COM
pany's pipe line 50 that power
drills are used, and two shifts OF
miners are now constantly
employed in the work OF devcl-
opment. The new mine was
found in one OF the company's
oat fields, about a quarter OF a
mile northwest OF the Badger
mine and only some twenty rods
from the Badger spur track. A
permanent shaft house has been
erected and other improvements
necessary for the rapid develop
ment Of the property are now
under way. There is little doubt
that the new mine will be ready
for business at the opening OF
navigation next spring, in spite
OF the fact that an infinite
amount OF labor is always rcquir-
ed to open up and equip an iron
property. The new mine has
not yet been named and it is
quite probable that Capt. O. c.
Davidson, general manager OF all
the commonwealth company's
valuable iron properties in the
Lake Superior district, will
kindly receive suggestions regard
ling an appropriate title. The Min
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06
Chanoory Notice

First pub Dee 30. 1899: last Feb q 1900
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Circuit Court Tor the Coputy of Iron.
In Chancary.
Adolf ina Salmi)
Complainant Suit pending in said court on
". tile l1th day OF December, A.
Chaarlcs Saint ID, iSa0.
Defendant
IN this cause, u appearing upon proof thereof
by aildaNit of said compaillanO on file herein
that ~ can not be aSccrtained i'm what state or
county the said defendant resides: on motion of
Fred ". Abbott. Solicitor for Complainant il
Is ordered than SAID defendant appear and
answer herein IN not less than five months from
the date OF making this order. and that within
twenty days from this date this order be pub.
iiSleu Ia ruE DttMOND pluLL, u newspaper
once la each week for six weeks la succession
FRED " AHBOff. j. w STONE
Solicitor for Complainant Circuit Judge
Business address.
Crystal Falls, Michigan
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(First Publication November l I last Decembe
23 1900
ShoriffS EXECUTION Sale.
Sale.

or REAL ESTATE.
Notice Is Hereby Gwen, that by virtue Of "a
writ Of Execution issued out 81 and under the
stqtl 81 the Circuit Court for the county ~ Mar.
quette. state of MICHIGAN. dated thi third day
~ March \. ID 500 TO me directed aud deliver
e,l. in favor Of Frank H. Hain-s aud Charles n.
Fairbnirn against the goods aud cnattels. lands
ana teuements 81 Thomas II Gibson. James II
Ganble. Carl Peterson ana Barnet Levin.
l did on the 10th day Of October A. H. 1899
levy upon aud take all the right. title and In.
tcryat 81 said James " Gamble Ia and to the
following described real estate. situated In the
county oi Iron aud state OF Michigan. to.wit.
All those certain pieces or parcels of land
Situated IN the Townships of Ilrmatite Crystal
Fails and MaStodon, Gounty of Iron and state
of Michigan. known and described as the west
halt oi the north wtstquarter OF section iOur
90. the north hall OF the north east quarter
of section five t5l the north east quarter at the
northwest quarter at section eight (SJ, the
south east quarter OF the north east quarter Of
section thirty three t;ii.) Town forty four (ttD
north of range thirty three 3'i west. the west
htf Oi the south west quarter Of section nine
teen 10 town forty three i3l North of RANGE
thirty three i. west,lot five, ~ OF section one
4 town forty thnc ll3l, nortll OF range thirty
two ~. west, and the north west quarter of the
north west quarter OF section six ~ town forty
two. I ? north Of range thirty one lll west itll
OF winch | shall expose Tor snie AT public
auction. tu the highest bladder ~ the law
III rccts, at the front door az the court house
w the city OF crystal Falls that being the
county ~ Iron, state OF Michigan Is held ON
Thursday the twenty eight day Of December
A. u. 800. at 10 o'clock n the forenoon.
Manvie H. Waite.
sheriff of Iron County. Michigan
HAYDEN & Young
Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
Dated November 81. A. -. 1899.
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CTHE DIAMOND DRILL BuiIding.)

ingNews modestly suggests that it
be called the Hopkins. in
honor Of the faithful and popular
local superintendent. The new
mine ensures the future prosperity
OF Commonwealth, Florence and
Florence County in general.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06
To Cure a Cough.

stop coughing, as it irritatesthc lungs,
and doesn't give them any chance To
heal Foley's Honey and Tar cures
without Il strain in throwing off the
Phlegm like cough cxpcctorrnts
At Coles Pharmacy.
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Keep Quiet.

and use Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy for all pains OF
the stomach and all unnatural loose
ness OF the bowels IL always cures.
For sale at Coles Pharmacy
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To Cure A Cold In one pay.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne
Tablets. All druggists refund the money
II it fails to cure. l.. w Groves sigma.
,ure is on each box 25c.
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~ W. BROWN, d. ID. S.
Graduate Of Ann ATbOr.

Office over in the Dunn Building.
Hours to II a. m, and To p. m.
All dental work guaranteed.
Nitro us oxide gas or vitalized mir given
for the painless extraction OF teeth.
CRYSTAL FALLS, MICH.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06

The unexpected happened;
the total OF ore shipments has
exceeded the amount predicted
by over two million tons.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-01-06
'@~@"@~@- JACOB BAUER, AGENT.

For SALE-Lot No. 317,
second addition to Crystal Falls.
Apply to CHAS. CHELLEw. Lor.
eta, Mich.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-10
-------------------------------
No Right To Ugltness.

The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be at
tractive must keep her health. If
she is weak, sickly and all run
down, she will be nervous and irri-
table. If she has constipation or
kidney trouble, her impure blood
will cause pimples, blotches, skin
eruptions and wretched com
plexion. Electric Bitters is the
best medicine in the world to regu-
late stomach, liver and kidneys and
to purify the blood. Itgives strong
nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety
skin, rich complexion. 1t will
make a good-looking, charming
woman of a rundown invalid.
Only so cents at T. J. A. Flaws.
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Valentine Dance.

Prof. Zimmer's orchestra will
give a valentine social at the O'eOn
Hall next Wednesday evening. The
affair will be something new here.
Everyone who attends will be pre-
scented with comic valentine,
which will he numbered, and the
holders of certain numbers will be
awarded some elegant valentines.
1t goes without saying that the
music will be excellent. A supper
will be served at the Occidental
hotel at 75r. per couple. Get your
valentine and be on hand Wednes-
day night.