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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
CAN MAKE IT'S OWN SUGAR.
Secretary Wilson Predicts That IA
Ten Years United states VIII
Manufacture All IL Uses.

"Within ten years the Unitee
States will produce all of its own
sugar" said Secretary Wilson. II
may be oversanguine. but / believe
my judgment is correct. Any one of
the states OF Illinois, Indiana. Iowa
or Nebraska could produce from
beets all the sugar needed in the
United States"
The secretary of agriculture is ex-
tremely enthusiastic over the ability
of this country TO produce all the
sugar il needs. and at the same time
enrich the farmers who engage in
this industry. When asked the other
day why more beet sugar was not
produced he said: cover 40 factories
will be at work this fall, many with
increased capacity The principles
now applied 10 this industry have
heretofore been used in the produce
ton OF oil. At Lehigh, Utah, three
new factories have been established.
being located 20, % and % miles
apart.
THE juice is gotten out OF the
beets by diffusion, and il is run in
pipes 10 the central factory. There
is activity in the sugar industry from
New York 10 California. There has
been a steady growth in those sec
tions during the last four years. But
there has been pause since the dis
cussion OF the Porto Rican question
began. When that discussion began
capital hesitated 10 advance money
to be invested in the sugar beet in
dustry in this country.
There is no doubt about the abl-
ity of our people 20 make sugar in
competition with any other sugar
makers in the world. that is, as soon
as we have had time TO apply Amer
lean ingenuity in the fields and fac
tory and to utilize the by-products."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
CONVICT WINS PARDON.
Tyler, Of Virginia, Rewards
Prisoner for an Act OF
bravery.

At the state farm of Virginia the
other day highly dramatic scene took
place which changed the position Of IL.
Quincy Bailey from that OF a convict
60 a free man and hero Gov. Taylor
and the penitentiary board went up TO
the state farm TO inspect H. When
the distinguished guests arrived sew
crnl Of the officers and guards went
out 60 receive them officially, and -four
big conycts took advantage OF this
opportunity 20 make their escape.
They seized rifles belonging 10 The
guards, aud. defyinR everybody made a
dash for liberty IA fun view of the
governor and his attendants
Bailey seized a repeating rifle near
at hand and exclaimed: "a II capture
the leader, or never come back alive
Bailey is big, athletic fellow. He
was sent 90 the penitcntiary for one
year for manslaughter, but has been
good prisoner, and was II trusty
about the state farm. 4 hot race fol-
lowed, and Bailey captured the leader.
Meantime the guards finding that the
other men were gaining on them, had
the farms bloodhounds turned loose,
and the fugtiyes were brought in and
will be given, in accordance with the
law, five years additional sentence for
their attempt TO escape.
Tn governor advanced and com
mended Bailey for his heroism and 10y
atty. You have done well, my man"
he said, and you shall this day be
free man" The governor sent tele-
phone message 20 his secretary direct
ing that pardon papers be at once made
out for Bailey, and the pardoned man
accompanied the governor aud board
to Richmond. with a railroad ticket TO
his home in Greenville county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
VITALITY RESTORED
The Eureka Medicine COmpany's
guaranteed cure.

Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and man.
hood, Cures Impotency, Night Ennis.
sions. Loss OF Memory, all wasting dis.
eases, all effects OF self abuse or locess
and iudiScretion, a nerve tonic aud
blood builder. Brings the pink glow 10
the pale checks and restores the tire Of
youth. destroys pimples. Thousands OF
men have been saved 10y this wonderful
treatment.
Immediate results positively guaran-
teed. Cures for loss Of power, Naricocele
Undeveloped or Shrunken Organs, Pare
ssis, Lo cone otor atavia, Nervous
Prostitution, Hysteria, Fits, Insanity,
Paralysis, and the results OF excessive
use OF tobacco and Opium or Liquor.
Sent prepaid by mail in plain packages,
81 90 box, 6 for $500 Guaranteed
to cure the most obstinate cases in 10
to 30 days or refund money.
EUREKA MEDICINE COMPANY,
Houghton, Mich Box 65l.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
Horse for Sale.

4 fine driving horse Can be seen at
barn 81 VI :. Sanders
BIRD Iron Co.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10

First publication July 10 hast. September a.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, MARQUETTE, Mich,
July 1lrH, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF Congress OF
June 3. 1878. entitled. IAN act Tor the sale OF
tim Der lands Ia the states OF CALIFORNIA oregon,
Nevada. and Washington Territory" as ex-
tended 20 all the Public Land states By act OF
August A. 1902. Aaron NJ. Bradford. OF Menomi-
iiet county OF Menominee. state OF Michigan,
has this day illed IN this Office his sworn state
ment No. 387. for the purchase Of the NE. < OF
Sc Of Section No. 22 In township
No. ~ ~, Range No. 81 W., and viii offer
proof 20 show hat the land sought IL more
Valuable for It's timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes. and 20 establish his
claim 10 said land before the Register and
Receiver OF this Office az Marquette. Mich. on
Friday. the 9th day OF September, 1901
He names a. witnesses
Robert Myers OF Iron Mountain, Mich.
Edward Mitchell OF Crystal Falls, -.
Thomas Norvill OF Melomnee,
David Bothwell OF a.
ANY and All persons claiming adversely the
lands are requested 70 file their
claims In this Office on or before said 21th day
OF september, 1901.
THOMAS ScAnDEN,
Register
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10

Very Low Rate Excursion Tickets To
the Fan-American Exposition
Buffalo n. Y,
Ie North Western Line. are sold
with favorable return limits.
'nnection at Chicago, with fast
u lines TO Buffalo. For fur
ulars, apply TO agents. An
,ooklet will be mailed on
cents postage 10y w. b.
al Passenger and Ticket
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
Bids Wanted.

Bids will he received at the Office of
the township clerk Of Crystal Falls
township for the cutting Of the right
of-way OF about one-half mile Of road
in Township IS. Range %:
The said piece % road is described
as follows: Beginning at the quarter
stake IN the centre Of section % in
said town thence due north along the
north and south quarter line TO the
quarter post on the north line OF sec
tion: and thence continuing due north
along the quarter line of section p Of
said town one-fourth mile 10 the
eighth stake at the southwest corner
OF Ed. Gustaison' S clearing.
Said right-of-way to be cut two rods
IN width and leyeled Oh 50 that IL will
be passablc for wagons.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any or all bids.
THOMAS CONLIN,
Township Clerk.
ALBERT TRArHEN.
Highway Commissioner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
Rn,her MIXED.

a New York woman has applied for
a divorce because her husband spanked
her; a Chicago Judge has advised a
man rs spank his wife for the pur-
pose Of making her live up 10 The
agreement. and a Denver man has heen
fined 5000 for spanking his wife be-
cause the coffee was fun OF grounds.
Sometimes, remarks the Chicago Rec
ord-HcraId, it is pretty hard 90 figure
out just which way civilization 10
headed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10

Horses Used IN IA sonth Africa.
Upward 81 100000 horses have per.
ished I'm he south African war UP 70
date.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
lnn Arbor railroad Reduccs Passen.

ann Arbor Railroad Reduces Passen-
enger Fares OH It's Car Ferry
Commencing August LIST the single trip
passenger fare between Frankfort aud
Menomuee will be reduced To one dollar
and the round trip to Two dollars.
Heretofore the company has charged
SO 90 for one way passage aud $500
for round trip general reduction in
iarcs for through tickets TO points be-
yond Menominee will also be made
which will be Of great benefit to pros
pcctiye travellers. For Information call
on nearest Ann Arbor rnilrond agent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
Gold Mining and Prospects in the
Black Hills

IL the title ola most interesting pamph-
let -etting forth the opportunities for
gold mining ii this very wonderful
section ON the NORTHEASTERN Line.
This publication viii be mailed free on
receipt OF two cents in postage by W. 3.
Kniskern, g. +. a +. A., % Fifth ave-
nue.. Chicago. !.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
ALBERT TRArHEN.
Highway Commissioner.
All pconle Know.

Why is tie name DeBell's Kidney
Pills initiated? Why are diamonds
initiated? DeBel's Kidney Pills are the
most valuable medicine the world has
ever known. No other medicine will
cure Bright's dis ase and diabetes. No
other mediciuchas cured a. many cases
~ Rheumatism Heart Disease, Lum.
bago, scatiea Dropsy Female Weak.
ners, Urinary aud Bladder Complaints,
Nervous Disgu aud disorders Of the
blood And 10 Other medicine has
aesot disappointed Price 20 cts. per
box For salo hy ]. Wilkinson
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
The Right Renedy.

Your druggist will refund your money
II Buusen- Pine Tar Cough Honey fails
TO cure One dose brings relief. Take
bottle aud your Cough or Cold will dis
appear. This IS new discovery and
the only cough remedy sold on posi-
tive guarantee No Cure, No Pay. For
sale hy Wilkinson
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
10 Save Her clIla.

From fighhul Disagreement Mrs.
Nanuie GalIcac9 81 IA Grange, ca APP
plied Bucklcn's aruica salNg TO great
sores ou her bend aud lace, aud writes
it, quick cure exceeded all her hopes.
IL works wonders IA Sores, Bruises,
skin Eruptons Cute, Burns, Scald-
and Piles. 25c Cure guaranteed by J 6.
Wilkinson, druggist
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10

Close Connections Made for Duluth
Via the G. & NV. R'v. Leaving Crystal
Falls sos a. m. making close conntc-
tlous at Saxon with the y. $ :. & A..
arriving in Duluth 7:30 o. n.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-26

George B. Pickett is down from Tellu-
ride to visit with friends for few days.
At the Park opera house Wednesday,
January lst. the sparkling farce "A Wise
Women" will be presented.
D The larges, line Of chocolates ever
brought to this city is on display at the
Boston Handy Kitchen. Fresh.
The family OF Will Chapman Of Fruit
Ridge will leave shortly for Arizona for
the benefit OF Mr.. Chapman's health.
the Columbia graphahone can bs Sc,
cured at the Boston Handy Kitchen and
also full line OF graphaphone supplies.
John Poulsen Of Leadville and Miss
Emua johnson Of Glenwood were unit
cd in marriage in this city Tuesday by
Rev. J. Il. Weir Of the Presbyterian
church.
Alfred Castner King and Miss Florence
Wheeler were united in marriage yes
terday at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II |. Wheeler at Fruita
at 8 O'Clock q. m. Mr.. King and bride
will reside at the home OF the bride for
the present and have the best wishes oi
many friends for happiness and good
luck. Rev. Sanderson performed the
papounopv
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-26
Glee Club at the Park.

Everyone who went to the Park opera
house last night to hear the Colorado
College Glee and Mandolin Clubs was
glad that they did 20; for never in the
history of tho state tour Of the glee club
has their entertainment been more pleas
ing than it was last night.
There are Is boys in the organization,
and everyone has an important part to
perform in carrying out successfully the
uumbere on tho program. Among the
number Of young men are two from this
city-Phidela Rice and Will Warner.
The former is tho reader for the club,
and his portion OF the program was re-
ceived with enthusiasm by the audience
Mr.. Warner is one Of the singers, and,
while not making the tour with tho club
this year on account OF illness, was on
the stage last night, doing his part and
chatting with his schoolfellows in the
meantime.
The reading by Mr.. Rice was one Of
the best features OF the kind ever heard
in this city. The young man has host
OF friends here and they were all ready
to applaud every good point in his read
ing last night, and they fouod ample op-
portunity for applause The young man
is q graduate from the high school OF
this city and is uncommonly bright. and
has a determination TO win q name for
himself in the world. he is backing up
his natural talents by fret class educa-
ton, and is ono OF the class OF young
men who never give up, but who will
succeed In what he undertakes.
The musical portion OF the program
was beyond the expectations OF the au-
dience. and every solo and chorus was
thoroughly enjoyed.
There was quite Q good sized audier ce
present, and the work of the club WAS
appreciated by all.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-26
THE CHRISTMAS TRADE.
Generally Satisfactory. 1.-The Mer'
chants are Happy and Salts
fled. Planning forl902.

"Very good indeed"
ut was a top notcher."
"Beat last year by far"
1--WE are all pretty tired. clerks and
ALL"
1--WE will close the season a.aying."
"Could have done more. but am more
than pleased With what we did do"
These and d. zens of other expressions
were given in answer to the query Of q
Sentinel reporter on his rounds this
morning when he made inquiry regard
ing the volume Of the Christmas trade
in their respective lines.
1t is generally conceded that in some
lines tho early fail trade Of this year was
not quite 80 satisfactory as last year,
but the volume Of trade which came to
the merchants the last two weeks before
Christmas helped greatly to balance up
we'll and push the returns in many Of
the stores away ahead of last year. and
last year was somewhat OF corkiDg
good year in business itself.
In the judgment Of the writer there
never has been the quantity OF Christ
mas goods brought to this city by the
merchants as there was the present y ear.
And the stocks were never better select.
ed. The class OF goods kept by the mer-
chants were as nesrly like those kept In
the larger cities as it was possible to OBJ
tain them No one found IL necessary,
il they we're inclined to purchase their
goods at home. to go outside. In toys
and in fancy goods of all kinds, almost
any thing could be purchased in the city.
While there are more stores from
which to purchase than there were sew
eral years ago. there are more people to
trade in them. 1t is surprising tho num-
ber OF new faces one meets every day on
he streets The old timer. who could
formerly call the name OF aln.ost every
resident, is out of his job, and he canno,
keep them in mind any more. That
Grand Junction is growing rapidly ID
pertinent to every resident.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-26
Er.aic.tlnx Rabies.

During the whole Of 1900 NO case OF
rabies was found in England or Scot
land and 1t is asserted with conndsnce
that the disease which had been pres
ent for centuries has been entirely
eradicated. This ofncial statement
iustifies the stringent musxling order
passed by Parliament . few years ago
and the vexatious regulations against
importing dogs. A few cases Of rabies
we're reported from Wales. where the
REGULATIONS were not enforced strict
IL. For the Arst time in hfty-ons
years not q single persoa died Of hy-
srophobia IN England 80 Walss n
tn 1999.--Nsw York sun
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-26

New roller rink opens soon.
The Progress keeps nothing but the
best.
Fresh home made candy at the Boston
Handy Kitchen.
"Cleaniinees is Next to Godlinsss.
Try the Star Laundry.
An up.to-date line Of cigars and to-
baccos, always fresh, at Primrose Bros.
For Rent-Six room house, water and
barn. Corner Sd and Gunnison. Rob't
A. Orr.
L. r. Phillips. formerly connecte d
with the grocery business in this city, is
a visitor.
II you buy your bread at tho Progress
you will save yourself trouble and lots OF
hard work.
No. 1922 took the big doll at the Mesa
Dry Goods store The ticket has not
been presented.
The Boston Handy Kitchen has the
best oysters that can be found in the
city Try them.
Everyone enjoys oysters il they are
properly served. The best place in town
TO get them is at tho Boston Handy
Kitchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson leave
for Omaha and the east tonight to be
gone about month.
TIE RENAME OF Earnest d. Brinte, de-
ceased. we're shipped to Martin. Ohio,
last night by Undertaken Gourley.
F. f. Liddell has In his possession 4
piece Of continental currency. with q
face value of ~, which was printed in
the city of Philadelphia in ITS. The
paper is in an almost perfett state OF
preservation.
The Turner's had . most enjoyable
time at their annual Christmas enter.
tainment last night. There wss q tree
and every child present received some
gift from Ola Santa Claus, which de
lighted them. There was dancing FOL
the older once and decidedly good tims
for everyone present. All who have
ever attended ons Of the Turner'S Christ
mas festivities will realize what . pleas
ant tune was given to those who were
out last night.
z. B. Floyd. editor and proprietor o.
the 6lenwood Springs Advance 10 in th'
city today.
A. r. Wadsworth 4 Son have ON th'
streets today . newly painted deliver,
wagon which il . very good advertise
ment for that establishment.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-26
Glt 4xily Sextinel-
LEE Z BUNTING. Propdstsrs.

!. \. BUNTING, ....... Editor and I,lsgsf.
The Washington times., 1901-12-19
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Ppwhatan =. Murray and Celeste S.
Morgan. both OF Richmond. Va
Harry S. Maksley and Sadie Simpson.
botl OF Fairfax. Va.
John H. Payne and Sarah E Perry.
Harry L. Canter. Charles County, Nd,
and Maggie Y. Cross, Prince George COun-
ty, Md.
Thomas Jackson and Lizzie Jones.
George Lewis and Mary ]. Washington.
James A. Bennett. ST. Mary's County,
Nd. and Amanda L. Dixon, District Of
Columbia.
Milton stansbury and Ida J. Upton.
Anne Arundel County, Nd.
Maurice Redding and Rosa Suttle, both
OF King George County, Va.
Charles ". Brown. New York City. and
Eme VI. buchanan, District Of Columbia.
Stephen BraxiOn and Eliza Rhodes.
James 7. Smith and Daisy c. Williams.
John W. King and Mary 7. Rosendale,
both Of Baltimore.
Archie Pcyton and Lizzie d. Pritchard,
both OF SpOttsylvania County, Va.
Rein II. Shipley and Fannie D. S.
johnson.
Harley d. Libby District Of Columbia.
and Emma FleminR Spartanburg. S. c.
Henry GateWoo5 Norfolk. Va, and
Henrietta Waters
Ralph Harti Bowlcs. Exeter. \. g. and
Nance Clopton. Henderson. y. c.
Frederick Lefcw and Ella l.. Hoffman.
Montvale, Va.
Luther W. Gibson and Lille 4. Nicoll.
Frank Farmer and Hattie Marshall,
both OF Chimney. Va.
Frank Goodwin. Seattle. Wash, and
Mabel siicr. District OF Columbia.
BENJAMIN f. Branson and Sarah Jones.
Charles Monroe and Maria Minor.
Daniel G. Fahey and Pearl T.. Mathey.
Martin J. Toolc and Sallie L. Robey.
Carl Fcidmann ANA Nellie Lawrence.
The Washington times., 1901-12-19
JOCKEY APPEALS TO COURTS.
Protests Against Decision Ruling
Him on RacetrncIss.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. iS.-The right of
courts TO interfere in race matters viii
be determined in the case OF v.etor
Porter. Jockey. against. ne Crescent
City Jockey Club
Porter .au was ruled of the Crescent
~r1ty Jockey Club track. has applied to the
iyil distric. court for an Injunction pre-
enting President Bush, Secretary Clark
ID other racing officials in this city
interfering with his employment as
,ckey. He also asks for damages in
sum of s.. 500.
prter was ruled of by Judge Reese
his questionable ride on the mare Miss
.snsom in the handicap steeplechase.
Porter had been engaged to ride Diver
&aAsement. but after weighing out he was
II trueted by Sheridan Clark that he had
ride Miss Ransom, and that be had
make weight for her
Porter demurred to the change. IL.
Sas commanded TO ride Miss Ransom. he
made the weight and received these in
structions from the trainer: Ride the
mare the best you know how, as you have
ridden her before"
Porter states that he complied with the
instructions to the best of his skill,
ability, and judgment as Jockey, riding
the mare TO the best possible advantage.
considering the top weight carried by
her. outstanding her strength for the finish
and finishing second in a drive. After
the race he and the other Jockeys riding
IN the race were called before the racing
The Washington times., 1901-12-19
CLAIMS OF THE
MAINE VICTIMS.
TEST CASE BEFORE COMMISSION.
Attorney General Holds That Treaty
with Spain Obliterntcd All
BnSis for DnmnGcs-whnt
Claimants Hold.

a case which is expected 70 establish
United States for injuries to survivors,
and for damages to the relatives of per-
sons killed in the blowing up OF the
battleship Maine in Havana harbor, Febru-
airy Is. 1898. was argued yesterday before
the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission.
The case in which the point at issue Is
to be decided is that of Harry S. Mccain
against the United States. The Govern
ment protested against a former decision
OF the commission on the ground that it
did not have jurisdiction.
Attorney Generals Position.
The Attorney General in his demurrer
admits that Spain was responsible for the
destruction of the Maine, but that the
treaty Of peace obliterated all claims for
matters causing the war, and therefore
claims arising from the destruction OF
the Maine passed into oblivion and were
not among the claims of its citizens
against Spain which the United States as
sumed by the treaty of 1888.
Mr.. Alexander Porter Morse opened the
argument for the United States and was
followed by Mr.. Charles Henry Butler for
the petitioner. Mr.. Butler argued that
it was the duty of the United States
under it's trelty of peace TO lay the
claims of the petitioners.
Argument for Claimants.
Mr. Butler said that by Article VII of
the treaty of peace. the United States and
Spain mutually rellnquished all claims for
indemnity. national and individual, ct
every kind, of either Government, or of
its citizens or subjects. against the other
Government that may have arisen since
the beginning of the late insurrection in
Cuba, and prior to the exchange of ratifi
cations of the present treaty. including
all claims for indemnity for the cost Of
the war. and the United States agreed to
adjudieate and settle the claims of its cit
izens against Spain thus relinquished.
Continuing, Mr.. Butler said;
Since the United States has released
Spain from all liability, and agreed not
only TO adjudicRte these claims. but also
to assume the payment thereof. the claim
ants now find that they have not only lost
the weight and Influence of their own
Government in urging these claims to the
widest extent and for the fullest amount.
but they find that Government appearing
against them before this tribunal. with
an array Of able counsel especially en-
ployed not only to limit the liability CT
Spain to the narrowest point. and reduce
:he loss for which citizens of this cCun-
try are entitled TO indemnity to the small
est amount. but. as appears by these de-
murrers. to obtain from this court. ere
ated by Congress for the purpose Of ad-
Indicating and settling these claims. a
legal decision that the claims do not even
exist"