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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
Saw a ,Whd Man.

Dolph Ncislcr and john Slattcry
met what they claim t0 be a wild man
iii the woods near the Deer river last
Monday The fellow vas large in
stature and had loug hair and whisll-
ers His CLOTHES had been torn into
shfcds and from ihe exposure of his
body thus made the boys could see
that the mau had suffered much from
starvation. They came upon him
suddenly while he was deyculing the
carcass Of 4 skunk which someone had
killed They GOT within thirty feet of
him and tried To engage him in con-
yersation but he would not talk and
eyed them with a stare like that III Il
maniac. AN he could say was pub
lic Public which made the boys
think that hc vas from Republic.
When Meisler moved towards him be
uttered ~ unearthly yell and bounded
into the bushes running like i deer
over the srnmps and windfalS. lie
carried 4 tent pole and part Of a gun
barrel luhis hand. The boys hurried
10 town and reported tile affair and a
posse 0l Six mon WAS organized next
day To search laI tile man.
Marshal Trumblay received letter
from the authorities at WauNatusa
which seems toindicatg That thu man
Is an escaped patient named John
Johnson from private insane asylum
az WauwatuSa lie escaped Scptcm.
Der % and was reported 20 have gone
to Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12

'av rsinnving Tie rnu~e. stopping illp
ni-citstleS. anal ctstina Al inflammation
II T. ilruNly ttinedN knawn to rrirace
tl'ai nclAnllA ,.+',.th..- th. afflicted initt~.4
III slr .Nsst,iAst tH4 aa 4tnftN IN known a.
Af~NCFFlts rae GUARANKEED EArAnRn
IRE and l. roid at tile extremely low
price ~ One pnllar, each ntcknge con.
tanning INTERNAL mud eNfrrhnl uediltnc
sufficient Ion fuil iuunth'r trratinen
aud everything necessary 10 its perfect
use.
'SNUFFLrs" il theonlv perfect ATARRn
CURE ever mane anal h. upN recognized
az the onl, sale and ,osifINr cure FOL
that aunuN lna aud disgusting disense.
IL cures all inflammation quickly aud per-
manently aud u \ iru wonderfully unick
10 relieve HAY FEVER 81 TOLD ID the
HEAD
CATARRn when neglected oien leads TO
CONsUMPTION--"S SUPPLIES" WlllSave YOU
II you u~e il al oacr II y no oulinrrY
remedy bat q complete treatment
which l. positively guaranteed ~ cure
CATARRH lu any fiin or stage II used
according To the directions which ac
company each package Don't DELAY
hut send IN il 80 once. and write ml
paft culars a. "a Nonr condition, and
you will receive special advice from the
discoveror Of this wonderful remedy re.
gardiug your case without cost 10 YOU
beyond the regular price oi "SNUFFLEsn
the GUARANTEED CATARRAH CURE
Sent prepaid 10 any address lu the
United states or Canada on receipt az
One Dollar Address Dept 3 90 Ed
win b. Giles x Company, 233O and2332
Market street, Philadelphia
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
LOCAL AND Personal

Ibis Issue contains a Write-up by
Laura Hooper Of her trip to lutIaln.
Next week wr wlll have her account
of her visit to Niagara Fails. Miss
Dawson viii have her write-up ready
fora subsequent issue.
After 81 pa-ute or wien ynu feel cnlcf
coming ,n, take a. dnsc oil Foley Homes
arid Tar II never tails Ca stop cold
n taken ia tuus Coles Pharmlc,
Isaac WI. Byers had several cases in
the circuit court this term. MI
Byers has q very successful law prac-
tice at Iron River
See our elegant line of iron beds in
lam colors. at prices that are the
lowest l.. A. Henry.
WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS or CHAR
acter aud good reputation ~ eacu state oue iii
This county requiredl % represent and adyer
tlsc old established wealthy busiues. house 81
solid financial standing. SALARY sls00 weekly
with expenses additional, all payable in cash
each we nesday direct nom head Offices
Horse and carriage furnished, When necessary
Eelelyuors Enclose sent addressed stamped
envelope Manager 316 CnNou mdmg
Chicago
5000 per month tor four nice rooms
over The Greater New York store.
They are well located. Gall at the
store.
Judge Stone came down from Mar
quette sunday evening and Geo. Hig-
bee arrived Monday morning
The Hawaiian womais club az
Honolulu debated the question. Us "
better To take Rocky Mountain iea hot
% coid2N EItugr wuy il nagnltits Sout
pleasure. j. &. Wilkinson
W lTorder and John Mason were
Amasas representatives at circuit
court this week
Soc our line Of couches, odd chairs
etc. The largest line ON the range.
L. a. Henry
Beginning tomorrow he 81. Paul
sleeper VIII "a run t9 Marquette in
stead Of here.
y. & Mcktunon, 81 IRON River @as
in the city Tuesday nn BUSINESS mat.
ters.
VIM Trcbilcock viii move into his
new residence next week
10 RENT. Il liYe room hat. In
uuirc 81 RAY kprHALL.
Mrs. A. Harding viii visit her sister
at Duluth next week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12

the respondents actions about the
time Of the murder and Mr.. Cook
brought out that Ceschi remained
home the day Of the murder
because Mrs. CcschI told him
August was 'actlng queer and
She was afraid Of him. The testi-
mony OF this witness tended strongly
TO show that the defendant was in
sane. Mr.. Watson put him through
a severe and mastery cross-examina-
tion but failed L. break the worst
features OF his testimony.
John Tromblay, Manuel Recla and
Manvil b. Waite were placed on the
stand and an swore that they believed
the respondent insane. Several other
witnesses we're placed on the stand,
all III whom told the same story and
then Mr. COOK produced evidence to
show that the father Of the Poncheris
had been declared insane IN the old
country. The case was given to the
lawyers about 800 y. M and was
argued from then until supper time.
Mr.. Watson made very crcditable
plea, battling against all the odds that
were put up against him IN the insan-
ity plea. His arguments were logical
and showed that be had made very
careful and exhaustive study Of the
case. Messrs Cook and Pelham
addressed tile jury their remarks be-
ing confined chiefly % tile insanity
plea At Six o'clock the case was
given % the Jury aud they retired
after supper ta PASS upon The case.
AT $50 they aeut word tnat they had
agreed and Mc returned % the
bench where thv foreman announced
that they found the respondent q bc
mot guilty iais ended one 81 Tile
most important cases eyer tried in
Iron county
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
snrIcken WIN Paralysis.

Henderson Grimeti, ~ This plaee, Was
stricken with partial pamlysis aud conn
pletely lost the use III ouearm and side.
After being treated lyan eminent piNsi-
cinu for quite while without RELIEF. my
wife recommended Chamberlain Pain
Balm, and after using two BOTTLES ~ Il
ne Il almost entirely cured -C3eo. r.
Mcdonald. Man Logan county, NJ VA
several other very remarkable cures III
partial paralysis have been effected US
the .usc Ot this linimeut III i- m9et
widely known, however hs a cure lur
rhpmatism. spramS aud bruises. Sold
at tulu- Pharmacy,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
HIS LIFE AND WORK,
ny
COS cuAnI.Es II. oaosrnNoa.

Presidents life long Friend, Courade
in war and Colleague Ia Congress. Was
rear lis -lde with other great men when
hi- eyes were closed Ia death. Followed
The hiei a. tie National Capitol and 10
Carton The General require. i STARE
0 tht proceeds AZ bis took ~ ,c de-
voted toa Mckinley Monument Fund.
tn.r every suiecubtr becomes a cOn.
tiilnnor tu this fund Millions OF copiA<
.wil H. sold Everybody VIII buy ~
Otdpt- lor the asking Nuhu,ly VIII re-
iI+t Elegant Photographers Portrait az
resident Mckin,cy'~ last Picture taken
h the White iiau~t Yuu can easily
and quicE Al clrar 81 600 tnl,ing orders.
Oidil ouiiit quisk thaucr TO prove
acrtss secure NcHtN contract and be-
cnup Manager send = 2.cent stamps
'or elegant Prospectus lHkiug Ten 10
- anlpis daiiy 10000 cuilt- wit tie
uld u this vicinity
Address,
THE CONTINENTAL ASS EMBLY,
rorcu4n ElHg Opp u. : lWhsaey,
Washington, ~ G.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
BAK ASSOCIATION
fhy Lawyers 81 .raH County Form an Assoc.
alton for ele asurs nd Profit

rhg Lawyers .FaH County Form an Assoei-
alton iot eig assure and Profit
Tie IRON County Ban Association
was launched Monday evening Ill
a meeting 81 the lawyers af Iron coun-
ty held in A. VI Alariarty Office AT.
II Flcw ug presided and Judge
stone acta secretary ID Tie meet
nix Articles NJ association were
drawn up citing THE name and object
"a the association and defining eliri-
bllity t0 membership, Officers were
Then elected follows.
President n. II. Fiewelling.
Vice President Edward p. Lott.
Secretary f. III. Abbott
Treasurer NJ Fl Noriarty.
Board of Managers Chas. n. Wat
son, Lottie NJ. F.eweldng and Isaac
W Bycrs
Bar associations exist IN almost
every county iu the state aud much
profit is derived flom them by the
members thereof Iron county law
yers in forming an association of the
kind bind themselves closer together
for social intercourse and mutual ben
etit and Cine association cannot but
bring benefit m its wake To the mem-
bers. one 81 Cine special features Of
the association is the annual banquet
which, according 60 che tY-laws is
held every year on the end day Of
February THE DIAMOND DmLL
wishes the new association success In
every particular and hopes that it viii
be q source uf great benefit % its
members.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
All Eyes Oh Texas.

Great is Texas Her vast cotton
crops and marvellous "a discoveries
umnze Tie world Now follows the
starttn- statement - the wonderful
work nt Cisco 'rrN ~ ~ King New
Discovery ga Consumption Nh viii
contracted u severe lung trouble,
writes rdur, ! J kale (which eau-rd
y mo-t,i,- nii, cnuah 4 iina.h f
suited ~ pluius hemotlHaue- bpi be
hus completely cnrd > hl kings Nov
Discovery IT, positively enAtHnleei
ini na-es, Colds ana atl ltai iuNt
Lung Troubles lar Hd 81 90 lrul
bottle. iieg at Z Wilkinson
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
80 rnbIIcaLIon .ert. ! Ia.t N1y I.

UNTEp STATES LANp OrricE, MARQrErtE Miuu
AUG. HOrHt laOl
Notice Il hereby given THAT noncompliance
with the provisions 81 the act uttuugress 81
June Z 1879 entitled AN nct ior the snlr ui
tlmbet lands III the States oi california Oregon.
Nevada. Ntd Washington Territory as eNt
tended to Hil the Public Land -tItts br act 90
August 1892 james III Johnston, % sid
nav, county ui lioughtun state at MichiguG
has this day ned ln this office his sworn
statement No iUt, tor thc purchase ~ The
II oi ME and Lot III section no, I'D
Township No 46 n Range no A5 WI aud viii
offer proof 20 show that the land sought Is
hiort Valuable ioritS timbernr stone thau Tor
agricultural purposes aud ~ establish his
claim 20 said land before The Register ana
Receiver ~ this Office AZ Marquette Micha on
Tuesday tile 2 DAY nt November 1901
HenAlnre aH Witnesses
Haven II stewart 81 Sidna4ss Mich
John Melin ID
Jacob Bushener ni
Henry q. Hager ot
Any and nl persons claiming adversely The
ahove.described lands ArV requested 70 iile their
claims ia this Office on gu before said z day
oi November, 1907
THOMAS StAnBEN,
Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
rsaehers Ekamina.lio

The next regular examination o.
teachers for Iron county will te held
in the court house III Crysta Fals n
october l7th and lsth. second and
third grade certificates emily wtll hc
granted from this examination
JOuN + MASON
County Com uf >chOp.S.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
4 WORTHY successoR
: some,nlng New &c .ns 81

An Doctors have tried o. cufcc ATAt XII
by the use az powder. acid Gnre-. inhalers
and drugs in paste form. Their powders
dry up the mucuuus membranes causing
them 20 crack open and bleed The
powerful acids used in the inhalers have
entirely eaten away the same MON.
brancs that their makers have aimed TO
cure, while pasts and ointments cannot
reach the disease An old and eNper-
fenced practitioner who has for many
wears made n close study and specially
~ the treatment Of cATARRH, has at last
perfected treatment ~ CArARRHi which
when faithfully used, not only relieves
at once, but permanently cures CATARRH,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
Found.

4 dark red COW with whiteSpatS
strayed onto luy premises near Chas
Lind's farm about oct list. Owner
can have same boy paying all charges.
CUAs. \Asstt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12

The statement published by Ihomas
Gallivan last week that had lell hs
bed and bond is niea and ! hereu,
notify alIul thc iact
Mrs THOMAS CALLIvAN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12

fitif Rate, Ia Minneapolis. Mimi,
WA tbr Netti. Western Line Tickets
Will a sold IA anr iale for round trip
urtaipa 3 lo IL - ud A. united TO
ttaa Acn.untl uui8 Nfiobrr 81,
laClt N trHIN tN agents tliitugu Il
Western R'y
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
Branching Out

l.. w. Gidlund has associated with
him in business his brother-in-law
George Rattcr, and the two win con.
duct tailoring and gents furnishing
business In the store building now &C.
cupicd by l.. II. Johnson. They
have not announced an OF their
plansyct but viii do So next week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
Very Low Rates Excursion Tickets
70 tie Pan. AueipAn Exposition,

Via the Nouh.Mpstpu Line arc sold
daily with myoraoie return limits.
Direct connection at CHifHgut with hast
trains az all lines tu BuiHlI For fur
Their particulars, apply 90 agents An
recent ~ two cents pasinge is ". b.
Kniskern, Genernl Pa-sengcr tiid Ticket
Agent, chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12
stops tho Cough and Works Off the
Cold.

Laxative Bromo.Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
--rice % cents
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-12

ihe tNcliemt iNtitpi f ilng ing
ana chung III A4a nd Nit,r often
hrng. IA di0 oRH an i tis rtason
20 one shetld iety homie Nitlinut ii
bottle III Chamberlain ndic lholera
aud Diaffhnet Kennedy ror -alu IL
cnlc'- PmunmA
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-05-30
That Missing SIS, 900 Package.

From the Great Bend Register, May, 25
great deal of interest is being taken
in the disappearance of the SIS, 900 money
package that made its exit somewhere
between Kansas City and Larned, at
one of these points, about ten days ago
1t seems that several packages of money
were sent by the National Bank of Com
merce by registered mail to the j. V
Brlnkman Company Banktof this city
AS has been the custom this money
was insured against loss in the Bankers
Mutual Causualty Company of Des Moins,
Iowa. These packages were placed in
registered mail pouch and by mistake
otherwise addressed and sent to I4arned
instead of Great Bend. Upon arriving
at Larned, are Informed, that Post
master Davis signed receipt for the
number of packages that should have
been in the pouch, but upon later investi-
CATION it found that of the
packages, containing 1000 in currency
was missing. The packages minus the
one package were returned to the starting
point-kansas City Now the autbor-
tiles want to know where the lost pack
age is. If Postmaster Davis signed a re-
ceipt for the full number OF packages
as reported, he is in hard hole as be-
will be held responsible for The money.
1t is the almost universal belief that
neither Davis nor his clerk took the
money but if he signed a receipt for it he
will be held responsible, and the burden
of bringing the guilty parties to Justice
will doubtless rest largely upon him
We understand suit has been started
against Postmaster Davis and his bonds
men for the recovery of the money A
half dozen postal detectives have been
engaged in ferreting out the mystery
since the disappearance of the package
Ii seems that the registered mail pouch
gave the appearance of being tampered
with and it is suspected that the package
was detained at the east end of the route
Neither the Brinkman Bank or the
National Bank of Commerce will in any
way be loser as the surety company Is
responsible. 1t is to be hoped that Post
master Davis may be able to clear the
matter up that there cannot be the
slightest suspicion of his integrity, al
though he was doubtless little careless
in signing receipt for the money
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-05-30

that the animals came from the same
Jungle, but they poised differently. The
Mayspole brownies were in fine imita
ton of the gay May dancers Drawings
in handsome arrangement. PenmanshIp
we'll done; pictures and original stories,
were II partial list of work only min
iature farm attractive. The boy who
did this work is not afraid of grasshop-
pers or chInch bugs, but he has the
pastoral habit we'll wrapped in the seat of
his Imagination. Wall decorations were
ample. Nature and Culture work had
done much for the display in this room.
Miss Abbie Dodge's room was throng-
ed like the other rooms, with visitors.
mothers who desired to know the handi-
work of their sons and daughters.
Drawings. and wall displays were fine
a large book, containing the names of
visitors. was register that Will afford
pleasant RENE mbrance of the closing days
of the school year of 1901.
Miss Nellie Chapman's room was
beautifully arranged with the work of
the pupils. and taste and neatness was
every where apparent. Map drawing was
60 Poets books. with sketch of life.
was new thought in arrangement. A
miniature desert. with animals, suggest
ed the strenuous life, and the bear up
the tree, OF 1edOy 1SOOSeVeft- Ihe de-
signer of this imitation had forgotten the
rettiesnakes and the owls. But the ,'fish
pond,', With live minnows. doll with
line and hook, was the catch to the young
Ike Waltons who stood in admiration of
the pleasing fishing scene.
Prof. III. A. Cord had many careful and
painstaking assistants in the arrange
nent of his room. A natural scenery
with living pictures handsome girls
behind bower of evergreens) a
tableaux filat sent thrill of admiration
to the gazers; and the-fragrance was
charming Black board work, il, aIge-
bra, we'll worked out. Richard Kainpf's
outline history. by centuries. was fine
drawing. and splendid design. The
drawing by Arthur Gresham, with only
one years experience, was nearly per-
feet. The young man has artistic abil-
fty which he should cultivate. Walter
Bohnstengelss excellent drawing showed
the evolution of the locomotive.
The entire display-in all the room
The .swork of tte year past. should be
an incentive to the work of another year,
and to lead OH to complete and more
glorious work.
The. commencement exercises of the
high school graduating class was largely
attended and the orations were highly
appreciated. The graduates were con-
graduated for the excellent manner in
which they acquitted themselves.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-05-30

The diamond maI ket survive Il the Walk
street shock of last week. The specnla-
tive eraze in stocks Knocked the under
old bulls came cut of the shock with cars
elongated and tails eject. Diamonds
continue bright and active. The trust
business has tended to knock down prices
on first class Transvaal carrots. So mucIE
for the consolidation by the trusts; bnG
the diamond field has been broadened to-
meet this cooperation, consolidat ton and
combination of industries. AT the
Racket and Novelty store Mr. Grobety
has established himself as diamond
broker, and has recently received cargo
of diamonds Fl ON Dom Paul's dominiou
and with an assorted line of gold watches
and jeweiey, fresh from the faetory-
manufactured expressly ter this trade
We are authorized TO quote prices for
first class articles, of the latest design
and fashion. The best Transvaal carer.
Is cents; the Paul Kruger caret 10 cents
Diamond brooches, first class 81 90 =
watches warranted TO keep good time,
electric attachment. 90 apiece. Gold
watch and chain 81 70. VIII make good
articles for presents. Diamond rings
with caret stone, with flash light bril-
iancy, so cents. Best of the kind made.
All these goods warranted pure and
will not fade. No wonder editors wear
diamonds and gold watches. You
fill your shirt front with diamonds for "a
dollar and your pockets with gold watch
es for $3.50
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-05-30
Sale OF Usage Trust Lands.

The commissioner of the general land
office, by order of the Secretary of the
Interior,- has ordered the sale of all the
isolated tracts of Usage trust lands in the
Dodge City land district, to take place in
Dodge City, on Wednesday, July 10th,
1901, the sale to be made by Register y
A. Scates and Receives L. j. Pettij ohm.
These detached lands are in so acres
and quarter section tracts, and lie in the
counties of Ford. Comancbe Clark,
Kiowa, Barber, Pratt, Harper and Sum
ner, and comprise about $4,000 acres
I1 is expected that many land buyers will
be in the city on the day of sale.
Ranchmen and farmers interested in
.he sale, as many of these pieces of lands
adj join lands owned by them. These
will be sold to the highest bidder, but no
sale will be made at less than $1.25 an
acre. Tie tracts may be purchased at
any time before the day of sale at 81. 20
an acre. After the date of sale, all un-
sold lands can be purchased at the same
price for cash.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-05-30

Billie Siebenthaler has sold his edenic
farm northeast of Meade to VIM. Watson
of Iowa for %, 100 and will give possession
in a few weeks The Stebenthaler farm
has one of the finest orchards in the
state and is by far the best farm in Meade
county 1t contains about 495 acres, and
all for s3, 100. Dirt cheap. We believe
it will not be 3 years before this place will
sell for s.. 5.OOO-Meade Globe.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-05-30

The t'stubble wheat" in shit and a
miss some years ago, made a crop;
but as the constitution follows the fiag,' -
when congress has enacted the laws con-
cerning the same, so it is with the wheat
crop-you now get crop from ground
which was plowed in the season immedi-
ately preceding the sowing. The
ssstubble wheat is an ssinsular posses
sion,s' which cannot acquire citizenship
unless the ground has been enacted
with mold board plow.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-05-30

cit is with good deal of pleasure and
satisfaction that 1 recommend Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy,'' says Druggist A. w. Sawtelle, of
Hartfort, Conn. "A lady customer,
seeing the remedy exposed for sale on
my show case, said to me: Il really be-
iisve that medicine saved my life the past
summer while at the Shore and she be-
came so enthusiastic over its merits that
at once made up my mind to recomm end
it in the future Recently a gentleman
came into my store overcome with
collie PAINS that he sank at once to the
floor. / gave him a dose of this remedy
which helped him. I repeated the dose
and in fifteen minutes he left my store
smilingly Informing me that he felt as
we'll as ever Sold by Amos &
Gwinner.