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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15

work for uon-churchgoers, railway EN-
ploves, soldiers, umbermen, miners
ESPECIALLY for the drinking men ofall
classes), have proved its comprehensive
ness and the tirelessness OF its yea. It's
efforts 10 reach the pauper and the
prisoner, 10 establish reformatories and
homes for the wretched victims Of
inebriety and their suffering children,
it's Open Door, which have brought back
TO hope and TO life OF christian activi-
ty many despairing giil, and It's Tenn
perance Flower Mission must appeal 20
exery true heart Iiyour local union is
not measuring up 10 the Idealsembodied
in the life aud work OF Frances Willard,
help il TO do so.
Has God given you little lives 70 care
FOR? Thank Him for it, and then e.
member the little walls whose parents
do not appreciate, az you do, the glori'
Gus opportunities and responsibilities ol
motherhood and inthelhood. You need
not 20 10 the Five Points Of New York.
Walk through certain sections 81 our
own town with your eyes and ears open,
and YOU will wonder how it is possible
for the little children who swarm on
every doorstep, 20 grow up to anything
but lives OF crime. II is not possible,
unless you help them.
We ask not for your money, but Tor
your sympathy and for your time.
Dear busy mothers, you whose hearts
are most responsive to appeals fpr help,
can you not share your love with those
who have nothing? Let US dress more
simply, eat more simply, live more sim
ply, that every day may give Us time 20
lend to unselfsh work for the many who
need us
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15
Josiah Squashblossom Shows Uncle
Sam About Town.

Good morpm'. Good morrn', uncle sam
Did you sleep good last nightg
just look out over the fields. Uncle,
Was there ever a iairer sightg
tell you, iarmin's the life 10 i've,
just look what's growing there.
Everything that's good 20 eat and sell
To bus what we need 20 wear
Were just three miles from town here
It's the purtiest little dive
So. after breakfasts over.
And you feel glad that you're alive
/ u hitch The team 70 the buggy
Aud wen drive into town
In mighty short time
Aud DO "a little lookn around.
wen here we 20. mother, goodbye
Wen be back for dinner ON time.
For Iron county roads are "a dream, You know
say don't we ron along hre.
Amt that a squirrel inst run across there
DO you hear them birds a-singin' so lsweetg
Who'd live in a not. dusi city.
When Of morm they can have such a
treat?
That's the court house over here
That same cost pretty big sum.
But tell YOU we re mighty proud
After an that said and done
I e. 4 Roberts place looks nice this spring
Hes a tine man-the TREND 81 the poor
peopH you know
Ani that the new hospital, just built
tell you that's the place for the sick 70 go,
That's the Lockwood Hotel on the corner
rs rretty good house they say.
'ril- j. 81, mehtv swell neipihorhood,
or nv 1DUs 81 dives over me way
! tea %, ue hays iau ia" uo~l.
The changes are like electric shocks
He just put his foot down and had his say,
And prohibits horse and COW parades on
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15

ONLY the "shut-ins" whose lives
have been cheered by sympathetic
little visits from the superintendent
of our Flower Mission, appreciate the
work Of this department. Since Sept.
25th, 1900, seventy bouquets have been
distributed, lack Of funds preventing
more work. Mrs. +. Nanderpool, the
Superintendent, will be glad receive
assistance, IN money, flowers or sug-
gestions.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15

For the benefit OF many who have
never been. informed a. TO the compre-
hensive scope Of the National Woman
Christian Temserance Union, the follow
ing meager outline is presented.
Decoration or PRINCIPLES.
We believesin The coming Of Ills kiag-
dom whose services Is perfect freedom,
because His laws, written in orr mem
beers as well as 10 nature and in grace,
are perfect, converting the soul.
We believe in the gospel Of the Golden
Rule, and that each mans habits OF life
should be an example sale and beneh-
cent for every other man to follow.
We believe that God created both
man and woman in His own image, and
therefore, we believe in one standard Of
purity for both men and women, and IN
the equal right Of all to hold opinions
aud TO express the same with equal free
dom.
We believe in a living wage; in an
eight-hour day in courts OF concliation
and arbitration; mi Justice as opposed
TO greed OF gain in peace on earth and
goodwill TO men,
We therefore formulate, and for our
selves adopt the following pledge, ask
ing our 81 ter and brothers Of a common
danger and common hope, to make
common cause with us, in working it,
reasonable and helpful precepts into III,
practice Of everyday life.
hereby solemnly promise, God help
inc me, TO abstain from all distilled, fer
mented and liquors, including Wine
Beer and Cider, and to employ al
proper means to discourage the use o
and traffic in the same.
To confirm and enforce the rational
OF this pledge, we declare our purpose &
educate the young; to form a bette
public sentiment; 20 reform, so far a
possible, by religious, ethical and scient
fic means, the drinking classes; to see
the Transforming power OF divine grac
for ourselves and all for whom we work
that they and we may williully trans
cend no law OF pure and wholesome liz
ing; and finally we pledge ourselves Z
labor and TO pray that AL these prir
ciples, founded upon the Gospel {
Christ, may be worked out into tn
Customs OF Society and the Laws OF III
Land.
I. Department OF organization seek
to extend the work by the formations
/. Local unions.
2. Young Women's Branches.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15

THE WomanS Christian Temper
ance Union, realizing the need Of a
public drinking fountain in the city
decided TO place one on Main street II
possible. This was quite an under
taking as our membership was small
and funds low. We trusted, however,
should we make the attempt, that
we would receive support and encour-
agement from the citizens. This has
proven true and we have now TO thank
YOU for your assistance during the
past year. 1T was decided 70 conduct
saturday Cake Sales. This was more
successful than we had anticipated
enabling us to purchase the fountain,
which costs complete, s232 the entire
amount having been raised by these
sales, the saturday lunches, and one
supper held during the year,
While the Union as whole has
been interested and has assisted in
this work yet to Mrs. Carr and Mrs.
Rowley belong the credit of carrying
out this endeavor to its successful
issue.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15
CnAnIraH. WArsnk

special Commissioner appointed
by said Court.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15
chanoery sale.

First publication June last. July 20
In pursuance and by virtue OF an order aud
decree 81 the Circuit Court for the County 81
Iron In Chancery, IN the state Of Michieant
made aud entered on the 10Th Day Of February,
AZ d. 1901 IN a certain cause therein pending,
wherein Dan II Ball u complainant and casper
Aberle Julia Aberle and the County Of Iron are
defendants NOTICE. u HEREBY GIVEN that !
shall sell at Public Auction 20 the highest bid.
der M the front door az the Court House IN the
CITY of CRYSTAL Falls. In said County OF Iron
and state OF Michigan, said Court House being
the place for holding the Circuit Court for said
county. on Monday, the 22nd day Of July. A,
d. 1901 az ten O'Clock m the forenoon OF said
day ali or 80 much thereof a. may be neces-
sarv To raise the amount due 20 the complain
ant Tor the principal and interest and costs. 81
the following described land situated ia said
County of Iron and state OF Michigan des-
cribed as follows, to-wit
The West half Of the Southeast quarter Of
Section Twenty-Five t25l In Township Forty
three f48l North OF Range Thirty three l33l
West excepting saving and reservina, however,
thercfrom AN minerals and mining rights as the
same are reserved In the conveyauccs Of said
land 10 said Casper Abcrle
Dated Crystal Falls, Mich, June fth A. ID.
1901.
special Commissioner appointed
by said Court.
BALL & BALL,
Solicitors for Complainant, 49,,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15

YE EDITORS OF the Iron Mountain
Press seems 70 think that women,
like men, must either rise or sink TO
the leveli in which they work. Doesn I
our brother (for one blissful week we
can say this know that we are always
above our surroundings, in the clouds
as il were, and that as in most things,
the duties OF editors sit very lightly
upon us. The children have been
angels and have kept Immaculate,
and bubbles never once complain I'd OF
left-oyers" or my lady's constantly
changing moods. Even the devil
has been on his best behavior. There
Is only one thing we did suggest a
clean towel az the otilce but the
gasps OF astonishmeut that came from
the busy workers there convinced ms
that this matter must not be
pressed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15

Private Mailing Card with colored
views OF scenery on the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & 81. Paul Paul Railway, sent on
receipt often (10) cents In stamps. Adj
dress, i. A. Miller, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago, AL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15
LeontInaed Lrom mInIns paee }
-KIAIeALL

atl = LIZ
Cofrigan. Mckinney & c.. are
doing considerable work here.
When they first started they
we're under the impression that
only a test pit was 70 be pumped
out but found to their surprise a
large amount of work done un-
foreground in the way of cross
cutting and drifting. AT the
first level the ore formation has
been thoroughly explored. They
are now at work on the 4th level
and expect in few days tc
know if the ore is merchantable
or not.
GRoyELAND
Work is progressing finely
here. It is expected that ship
ping will soon be begun as the
10. M. & St. p. railroad is nearly
completed TO the mine.
LAMONT.
The new shaft is down 10
feet. They are working eight
hour shifts. four men and a
lander on a shift. The water is
out of the old mine 80 feet below
the 4th level. We hope to again
see the Lamont shipping ore.
ARMENIA.
Here we found the best struc-
ture in the line of shafthouse
and pocket OF any that came to
our notice, being very convent
ent and quito up-to.date. The
new shaft is down 90 feet and
an entrance has been made into
the old mine through a drift 20
feet long. If there is any ore in
the old Smith shipping will soon
begin.
HILLTOP.
At the Hilltop there is good
showing in the developing work
and the management assure us
that if we will wait awhile they
will show us one of the best
mines il the upper peninsula.
THE JAMES.
We hear that the shaft at the
James in Iron River caved in
Sunday. Particulars could not
be secured.
MANSFIELD.
Things are very quiet at pres,
ent. The only work Of import
ance being done is the repairing
Of the shaft.
n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15
Our Prices are Right.
]. G. Wilkinson
City Druggist
3. Loyal Temperance Legion

branches.
4. Societies among the Colored
People and Foreign-speaking lnhabi-
tants.
IL. Department Of Health and Hered-
ity aims at the development Of the
highest life, physical, mental and spirit
ual by means Of instruction in the laws
OF health in relation to dress, food, air,
exercise, cleanliness, ventilation, and
mental hygiene.
III. Educational Department aims
to secure nation Of total abstainers
through education Of the whole people
in their schools and colleges as to all
laws Of health, including those relating
to the nature and effects oialcohohc
drinks and narcotics
It's methods Of work are enacting and
enforcing Of laws requiring this study in
schools under National and State con.
troll, distributing temperance literature,
holding temperance institutes and tenn.
perance entertainments, and enlsting
the aid Of the press
~. Evangelstic Department, the
basis Of an the varied lines Of work car
RED ON by the Woman'z Christian Tenn.
perance Tnion, includes the following.
J.. Penal and Reiormatory work,
by means OF aiding in establishing
Women 5 Reiormatory Prisons and In.
dustrial Homes, employing matrons in
all prisons and police stations where
women are held, aud carrying Gospel
Temperance to all inmates OF prisong.
?. Work among Railroad Employees.
3. Work among Soldiers and Sail
ors.
LIZ Work among Lumbermen.
3. Work among Miners.
g. Sabbath Observance,
I. Prevention q Cruelty to AMI
mails.
S. Purity in society Literature
and Art
8. Rescue Work for Fallen Women.
Y. Social Department finds its most
important work in the Flower Mission.
Bouquets are tied with white ribbons,
and Scripture verse accompanies the
flowers, and both are given to the sick
or afflicted, to prisoners and Others,
while the pledge is offered Inappropriate
times.
VI Legal Department aims at the
enforcement OF existing laws, the enact
ment Of prohibitory laws in every state
and territory and securing aprohibitory
amendment 10 the National Constitu-
ton, securing the ballot for women as
weapon OF protection from the liquor
and It's attendant evils and iurthering
the cause OF peace and international
arbitration.
The auxiliaries have been, coniessedly,
the chief factors in state campaigns for
statutory prohibition and constitu.
tional amendments, and for securing the
enactment OF other reform laws, espec-
tally those for the protection Of girls.
IL began the movement Tor scientific
temperance education in the public
schools .gbaying been instrumental 10
securing laws 10 that end in all but two
OF the states; .and besides this IL has
secured Congressional legislation, by
means OF which all the territories and
the District Of Columbia are brought
under the same benehcent statutes.
The work OF the National w. c. T. Z.
for peace and arbitration, for the
children in Sunday schools, Loyal fem.
perance Legious and kindergartens; its
efforts to influence college students and
TO train and organize young women ior
philanthropic life; its eyaugelistic
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15
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Evening star., 1901-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

of columbia-In the matter of The General Liquid
r n So s
TO the creditors Of the General Liquid Air and Re
tice is hereby given that on the soth day of Sep
tember 1901, the said company was duly adjudi-
creditors will be held at my office. Room No 4l0.
Columbian building, No. 416 5th street NV. Wash
O'Clock pm, at which time the said creditors
may attend prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
business as may properly come before said meeting
EDWARD s. McCALMONT.
pRANpENBuRG ifIet & BRANpRHRuRpG.s N sshst1pSes'
1t Attorneys for Petitionfng Creditors.
ESTATE OF PHILIP GRAY RUSSELL. DE
ceased; No so1U tbe annroya of tb Rnsse
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding q spe-
@ fs a. at 10 @
the time, and said court room as the place. for
passing Of se aeo anti and dis
when and where all creditors and persons entitled
to distribuiiye shares m or ieEaeies or residue
duly authorized with their claims against the
% aseh of s order Be
before said day in the ''Washington Law Reporter
s1d Tss EveIs 1s snksskp sts5 sd ss SsSser
LOUIS A; DENT, Register Of Wills. BARNARD &
JOHNSON, Attorneys oc4-1aw3t
ESTATE OF IDA N. -DEMoNET, DECEASED;
District of Columbia. holding special term for
Orphans Court business, appointed Monday No
yeinber IL, 1901, at 10 o'clock a m, as the time
and said court the place. for passing OF
claims and making payment and distribution un.
der the courts direction and control; when and
where all creditors and persons entitled to dis
tributive shares legacies a residue are no.
tined to attend in person or by agent or attorney
duly authorized with their claims against the es-
tate properly youched: Provided this order be
before said day in the .Wsshington Law Reporter
Approved: HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH Justice At
test: LOUIS A. DENT, Register Of Wills BAR
NARD & JOHNSON, Attorneys oc4-1awst
ESTATE OF JAMES RYAN. DECEASED; NO.
$685. docket 25.-Richard X. Harvey adminfstra-
tor has. with the approval of the supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia holding a special term
for Orphans % Court business. appointed Tuesday,
and said court room the place, for passing az
claims and making payment and dist e6lHbution under
the courts direction and control; when and where
all creditors and persons entitled to distributiye
shares legacies or residue, notified to az
tend in person by agent attorney duly author
lied, with their claims against the estate prop-
erly vouched: Provided this order be published
once in each Of three successive weeks before said
day in the "washington Law Reporter and The
psUsad chef J1stee eso AP
ROBT PRESTON SHEALEY, ATTORNEY se27 Lava
Evening star., 1901-10-11
BOARDING.

THE BELMONT, s13 18th ST. N.w.-NEW NAN.
sgement; cafe service nrst-class; SIS q month;
breakfast and dinner, SIC q month. oc1-12ts
Gen. Edgar Allan, am prepared TO take few f,rst-
class boarders: rooms all front; large; newly fur
nished; southern exposure; double. &55 and $65;
ref. ex. 1901 11th st. NV. ocS-6ts
TABLE DHOTE AND La CARTE DINNER
all day Sundays and holidays; midday lunch for
ladies and gentlemen from II until 2; electric
Evening star., 1901-10-11
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR 8
rooms with bath, fur. unfur, or small apart
ment, with or without board; must be quiet;
northwest or 14th ST.; references exchanged. Box
90 Star office. Oc11- -2ts
WANTED-FLAT OF OR 8 ROOMS WITH
heat, near Lincoln Park Pa. Sc; Ink;
adults Address ADULTS NJ, Star Office. .oc9-3'
Evening star., 1901-10-11

FOR RENT-N MI. PLEAsANT, NEW BRIdTs 4
IOr besides cellar and store room: laundry; outt
side ffutters; steam heat; all n. l.; low rant -
good tenant. e107 16th st. ocSA
Evening star., 1901-10-11
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG SINGLE MAN, BOARD
in private family in northwestern section; II
satisfactory comforts given, price no object Ad-
dress Box 145, Star Office oc9-3ts
Evening star., 1901-10-11

FOR RENT-seo PER MoNTH-sUrTABLE ron
Q doctors once and ssnttarinm: 1s-room hopes
sacssnt In Msss 1nS 11ses cs" oeiSeff ssessf
Evening star., 1901-10-11

AUTOMOBILES FOR HIREs-sEAT SURREY, 8
or passdngers. $3.50 per hour; evening auto.
parties 1880 to 1880. IS; two-seat surrey, same
price. w O. KoLLER, 1oee Conn. ave. Phone
Main xz65. eea0-tss6
Evening star., 1901-10-11

DID YOU EVER STRIKE A STRANGE CITY
friendless-broke? And, oh, how you have wish-
ed you could have the advantage Of our big cash
exchange for mems worn garments. Let rs call
on you. JUsTH'S OLD STAND, 61s D. oc11-tf,6
NATIONAL DEFECTIVE AGENCY, AUTHOR.
lied and bonded. COS 18th ST. NV Phone Main
2626. Open day and night. Strictly conndentixi
Branch IN Baltimore. Nd. aul6-tf
Evening star., 1901-10-11
APARTMENTS TO LET.


FOR RENT-HANDSOME APARTMENTS OF
and rooms, with bath. filtered water. store
room: I'd floor 16O3-1805 10th ST., above Q: fur
nished unfurnished.- n. L. BRYANT Attor-
ney 1900 T ST.. + < q oc96t"
FOR RENTLTFIE VIRGINIA APARTMENT HOUSE.
212o st. n.w.T Phone Main 1923. Elegant
apartments for rent In this hi2h-class modern
building Of three. four @ and md six rooms and bath
$40, and up gpto-date modern nickel-fnished
bath rooms: Tiled public corridors; speaking
tubes and electric bells to each apartment; steam
heat; front vestibule finished in antique quar-
tered oak, white marble and ceramic tile; G
street cars pass the building. Ready for occu-
parcy and open for inspection. VIM. A. EAST
ERDAY. 1st floor. Bond building, 71s 14th st.
Oc0-3ts
FOR RENT9THD FRANKLIN APARTMENT
house, 14th st. between T and Wallach SITS. NV,
will be completed and ready for occupancy Oct.
!. The best and Groom housekeeping apartments
in the city, thoroughly modern: all large, bright
rooms; sound proof; solid brick walls between ali
apartments: For rates apply premises to F.
T. SANNER, O"ner.- se20-tf
FOR RENT-"sTANTON" APARTMENTS. . sT-
bet 1st and I'd SITS. ne. 8 and rooms each:
ami; elevator, steam heat. hot and cold water;
prices range from 81. so to $a5; building viii be
finished in Nov. OSCAR W. WHITE 1il4 B "a
se11-n
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FOR RENT-BY wESCoTT & WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave.

FOR hENI-b1 W EStOl
1907 Per
1912 18th, 12r, 2b, mi s55.75
209O y, 10r, b, mi. As. 80
500 21st. 12r, b, mi .40.60
1888 1eth, Or. b, mi. 40. 50
1882 T, 11r. b, eel, mi 40 80
ia 10th, l2r, b. Gel, mi 35.S3
30l2 Dumb av, Sr,
b, eel, mi. i.........95.S so
Gil 23d, sr. b, eel, mi -3o.30
S22 B ne, Or. b, mi. p 80
2i23 X, Sr. b. W, 5000
621 7th sc, Sr, b, mi 1880
go 23d, Or. b. mi. 1850
s22 I'D, Or, W, g...1e.5o
115s 18th, 5r, w.. 1880
sO2 n H av. Or, b, mi. ID 60
$50 oath, 5r, w...-.12-s0
2223 ST Paul's CT, ,5r. 1l.O
1852 "a 3Oth, 5r, eel, w10.50
FURNISHED.
1915 10th, 14r. 2b- $4,000
l1O5 oath. Or. b. mi 40. so
FLATS.
1871 10Th, 3D. d Or, b. SIS. 90
1915 T, s 4 4 r., b, fur a.
unfur, $50, SIS, $50.
$35, $40.
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FOR RENT-629 ST. NV; LOW RENT; WILL
remodel building to suit responsible tenant on
lease. THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
CO., Real Estate Department. oc11-3t
FOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE CORNER, No. 800
9th st. D.w.; large room; splendid location for
business; reduced rent
oc1O-3t w. K. ELLIS. 525 11th St NV
FOR RENT = SPLENDID LARGE STORE RUHD-
ing; No. 1903 e street NV, in the center Of
business portion Of the city; $125. ROBERT L
FLEMING, 14O6 Mass. ave. oc9-10t
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUILY FITTED DRUG
store including onyx soda fountain; in best
tion of the northwest; very cheap at $40 per
month. For particulars apply to WEAVER
BROS, 1416 st. NV. oc5-n
Evening star., 1901-10-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-ALL AGENTS FOR ANY EDITION OF
Life Of Mckinley to buy their books from US,
as We pay all freight ana give a better price
than any other firm. Call at once and see US,
before sending away for books. DINSMORE
PUB. CO., 621 7th NV. oc11-3ts