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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14
WAS PREVIOUSLY REWARDED.
Navy Department Explains an Omis'
sion From the List of Honors.

Navy Department Explains an Omis'
sion From the List Of Honors.
Washington, June 13.-The recent
breveting of Captain Hall for gallant
conduct during the siege of Picking.
where he was temporarily in COM
man<i OF the legation guard. has led
to some criticism of the navy depart
ment's action on the ground that Cap
tain Myers, who was In permanent
command of the cation guard. Was
not similarly brevetted. TO clear up
this point statement W. made at
the navy department showing that in
a previous list Of honors for Chinese
service Captain Myers was not only
brevetted but was advanced four
numbers for his gallant:y at Pel,.ng.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14
JURY S,lITES7lGAT[NG
REPORTS OF FRAUD IN THE CON-
MlssARv, BEING PAoeEo
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
A DIVERSITY OF OPINION

Losses VIII Reach Hundreds OF
Thousandr Of poIlars-osnevai Shat
ter Does Not Think the Affair
Amounts to Notwithstanding Ar
rests Are Pru1r1lsed.
San Fraucisco June 1a-General
shafter and Colbnsl MauB, inspector
general Of the department Of Caaifor'
mia, and the federal grand jury, are
Investigating the many reports OF
fraud committed n the commissary
branch of the ernY service In this
city.
Some interesting disclosures FOL-
lowed the arrest Of Lewis Abrams &
Sons, dealers in secondhand clothing
The extent of the alleged frauds mas
not been determined and there is q
diversity of opinion on the subject.
: Captain Seymour Of the local detec'
tive force. who Is assisting the fed
eral grand jury, said:
"The government had unQuestion-
ably been robed for long time past,
and I believe the amount Of the losses
sustained by Uncle Sam through the
treachery and dishonesty Of some of
his army officers and others will reach
into the hundreds Of thousands Of dol
lars. believe arrests will be made
that will startle the community"
Major General Shafter said that the
matter had not been fully investigated,
but admitted that thefts Of clothing
have been going on. He claimed
there was no shortage in any depart
ment, however, and expressed the
opinion that the affair did not amount
to much. He said
Recruits. perhaps, or soldiers, be-
ing hard up, have sold to peddlers
about the camps shoes. blankets and
other stores issued to the forces by
the Quartermaster's department. An
example is needed to stop the traffic"
For months past various stores
about the city have been exhibiting
signs government goods for sale
here"
Three big wagonloads of goods have
already been taken to the hall of JUS
tice, ami If e@er~' instance the men
from When IL; we're seized have adj
mitted buying the goods from Abrams
and bis son..
1t is also t2tcd that upon an inves-
tlgation Of the supplies furnished for
the army horses It was found that the
rake off" some people secured
amounted to 100000 pounds Of grain.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14
4, A~~@~ ~~~~~<se1~ -
LOCAL. NEWS.

n ~
4 L. e~~<e~ ~
" >N;cr laroe tru.a,o plants at Gee.
y M'I-,s
{r. Taft. VI Brewster va, ia town
I, Thurs;
n K. H., sberger returned home Wed
. nesday Light.
n Gilbert Anderson went to Heron
NJ Lake Thursday.
BE-. Mrs G.G. Allen went 10 LeMars
Wednesday on visit.
" Harry Wi|beru of Sibley is visiting
I his sister Mrs F. Hickman.
g. A beautiful line Of ham,rocks just
y onaned out at H. Peter Lewis.
HI Mrs, D. Mitchell, left Wedn =sday
I. far a visit with relatives at Pecatonlca'
O. G.. Gruudstein left Thursday Tor
s I s months visit on the Pacific court.
], 4 Rev. Curtis let Wednesday for
n. Znmbrota to attend c. E. Meeting.
st.. BRING your butter, eggs, potatoes
NJ and wool 10 n. Peter Lewis for the
best prices.
Ed. Gotthelf, of Parker S. u
was the guest t Mr.. and Mrs. John
81 Fitch this week.
Misses Ruby Bathen and Eva
Maine, of Fal1a, spent Thursday with
"a Fiorence Lewi'.
s.. w. I. Humiston left the first of the
az week for Colorado taking with him
d three thoroughbred bulls.
ssSS II possible. enter Mankato Com
4 zmercial College, Sept. ?, and get two
\ months tuition free. Send for part''
#culars.
0 Mrs. DR. McCrea: OF Fulda, took
the train Wednesday night for A"du-
q bon, Ia.. after days visit vita Slrs.
S5H P. Lewis.
We are are pleased to announce
u that Senator Shell has decided 'oac-
{, }cept the prr si,lency of the Business
VI Mems Association
l5s WHY work Ter small wages when
ss55 with US YOU can make from three to
five dollars per dav. Western Pub
q Iirhing Co Albert Lea. MINI.
Essss3j Ham,nocks, hammncks, till you
& cau't rest, a, H Peter swis'.-Just
u buy one and hang it up under that
B shady tree of yours and you will be
able to rest 10 perfect peace.
Danger, disease aud death follow
VI neglect of the bowels U'e DeWitt's
II Little e ,rly Risers to Regulate them
and you will add years to your life
saadd life to your ysars. Easy to take
SSlnever grippe. + A Groziager
THE ! dire ctors of the Citizens
s9lati,nal Bank met Tuesday evening,
eiecting G.. W. Patterson pres. }. D.
NJ Humis,on vice-pres., c. T. Upper
Ns cashier. They decided to build just
|Es s,as soon as possible.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Con-
ESsslI,.regational church will meet with
frs. r., c.. Pannell Friday, June ii,
ats O'clock. Refreshments will be
SHsserved.. Everybody cordially invited.
Call at all drug stores and get
free sample of Chsmbe;lain's stomach
3 aud liver tablets. They are al ele-
B rant physic. They also Improve the
NJ sssappetitc, stren&heu the digestion and
N |a " g,llate the liver and bowels. They
ssa slse easy to take and plea SAINT in effect
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14
For Sale.

One National Cash regis 'er, No. 80,
one bedroom set. Que Acorn heater,
used on Year, ne small Jumbo stove,
one two-burper gas line stove. chairs,
wa hing ma.hi:e and mum .rous o:her
articles. Call and see them at any
time. Room over D llman's p ool hall
G. E. Vinegar.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14
Didn't Marry for Money

The Boston man who lately mar:
ried sicklS rich young W. man is
happy now fer he got DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, which RESTORED her t.,
perfect health. Tnfa'l'ble for j4un-
dee. bill cusness. malaria. -f.ver and
agile and all liver and st"mach trou-
b|es. Gentle but effe ctive. Only Csc
at drug store.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14
\ puItnev CAPTURES boers.

Pretoria. June 13,-General Putt
ney's division has captured a party Of
Beers. inc. 4ding brother of Acting
President Schalk,Burger. on the Swat
land border.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14

A surigal operation is not necessary
to cure piles DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Sa|ve saves all that ex, ense and
never fails. Bewa IF couuterfeits.
F A Groezirger e. Co
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14
RuMoRs OF CYCLONE.
City Of ironwocd, Mich. Said 70 havs
Been Destroyed. = l.


.: Been Destroyed. Is l.
Milwaukee, June ia rumor to
the effect that the city of Ironwood
was destroyed by cyclone Is in cir
culation in this city, but all. attempts
to verify the rumor have proved fruit
Hess. At the offices of the Wisconsin
Central railway 1t was said at mia.
night that a violent storm early? in
the evening had blown down their
telegraph wires and that no commu.
nication had been had with any point
north of Stevens Point for several
hours. The telephone wires were also
down and messages for Ironwood
were only taken by the telegraph
company subject to delay owing to
interrupted communication"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14

Author OF popular Medical
wnrlh :. enid" tn Pes|th, Heal Il
Journ4|, Nervous DEBILITY, lis
Cause and Cure. Originator
Electro Me.llcnl treatment
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14
YIN chr;sten the Cleveland.

Cleveland, June 13.-Miss Ruth.
daughter of Senator Hanna. has &C.
ceptel an invitation to christen the
cruiser Cleveland. now being built at
BathJMe The Cleveland it is under.
stood. will be launched within short
~ NJ I.S&SNg'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14
Notice..

After in y lst any Book accounts
we have that ire not settled viii b.
placed With an at y. fr collection.
Oliver Il Medi on.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14

The dreaded cyclone may strike
you next. Insure with Edwin g.
Wilson agent. d 8 wifi. ,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-14

Arthur Mcintyre went to Minnea-
poi Thursday.
Frr forbade ln- rance 90 to Edwin
G.. Wilson ag-ut. 4 3 ~.
New potatoes at H..
Peter Lewis.
F>u tu;ua q il~'irtucn 50 to
E.: vin c.. ',ilso4, agent. u 3wt:
Mr.. ! E. s o4esifer let the
first of tue ~e4k for a visit at Paul.
lima Ia.
j. NJ. Shanah.n put up 40 foot
wind mill on John Humistou's farm
Wednesday.
For Sale Cheap--Kin1-
bail Piano. Stella M.
Cheney.
Mrs. Bliss, mother Of L. NJ. Bliss
arrived here Thursday for visit with
her son and family.
Tue dreaded cyclone may stike
you next. Insure with Edwin G.
Wilson agent. d 8 W.T..
A barn of o. X. "Opens in the
Clary addition was moved from its
foundation Monday night by the
wind.
The beauty thief has come to stay,
Unless you drive the pimples aud
blackheads away;
Do this; dent look like fright;
Take Rocky Mountain Tea tonight.
Ask your drug ,lst.
G.W.and Fred Patterson left Thurs
day on fishing trip in Mile Laos
county. They will be joined by
friends aud expect to bs gone two
or three weeks.
Officer Mccartney was called home
Wednesday night on account OF the
serious illness Of his young child.
C. W. W. Dow acted in the capacity
of night police in his place.
For Sale Cheap--Kin,-
ball Piano. Stella M.
Cheney.
The frem ~ mAda .ood ti'ns at
their practice meeting TUESDAY,
running SEQ feet md running
500 feet hose, ard soft. ex-
tension ladder up beside the school
house carrying hose up and had a
stream gciny over the flag staff in 81
Minutes.
The Docto toll me my cough wa1
ncurable One Minute Cough Cure
m lde me a we'll man Norris SiIr,',
North Stratford. n. Il. Becau-e you'v'
not found r-lief FRI m a stubborn
cough, dol't despair One Minute
Cough Cure ha- cured thousands
aud will cure You Safe and SIRE. f
A Grozinger e. CO.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
re odd Tnstitutfon That Character
ised . ysepy Old Pennsyi-
vania Town.

1.-THE "Tattler," of the Philadelphia
Ledger. recently met a quaint and
amusing old gentleman, who said:
"A portion Of my life was spent In a
sleepy Pennsylvania town, which has
grown little in the course Of a half
century, and still preserves many Of
the quaint customs Of its earliest days.
You will fluid in this idyllic retreat
counterparts Of all the celebrities who
figure SO delightfully."- in Miss Mitford's
Our Village. In my boyhood il had
an institution which distinguished IL
from all sister villages-an institution
quite unknown 10 modern commu-
mites. Ii was called the SOLDERING ma
chine. This consisted OF a rude, spring.
less, two-wheeled vehicle, with a board
body, drawn by motley ASSEMBLY of
bummers and roysterers. old and
young, who can always be summoned
in a country place on the slightest sig
nal when anything exciting is in the
wind.
when one OF the rather numerous
town drunkards was discovered in a
favorable position, the SOLDERING ma
chine was slyly backed up 10 the curb.
the victim was quickly pushed into the
cart, and then pulled through the
streets, over every possible obstacle,
by the jeering mob that manned the
ropes. The victim, il was assumed. was
julted, ierked and thumped into semi
sobriety by this rough riding. At
any rate, few Of the town loafers who
had tested the tonic virtues Of the so
bering machine yearned for second
dose. Many of the noisy, ragged crowd
who helped 20 drag the SOLDERING ma
chine over its devious route had them
selves taken similar trips.
The rude apparatus, ! suspect, did
more for the cause OF temperance in
its day than the more gentle and re-
spectacle methods OF promoting the
reform. The appliance was carefully
housed. and all the bloods in the town
knew where il was 20 be found some
times IL figured in parades, and when
bedeclIed and bedizened with flowers,
flags and ribbons, II attracted almost
as much notice as the little. suffering
hand engine which was supposed TO do
duty at haystack fires"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
GIVEN CITIZENSHIP PAPERS.
Question OF Legality Comes Up when
- New York Chinnman Gets
the First Documents

In New York the other day Lee
Hong, a Chinaman who had been in
this country 26 years, was given his
first citizenship papers. This is
thought TO be a precedent Of doubt
full legality. AT any rate the federal
authorities in other cities have IN
variably refused similar requests by
Cinnamon.
OF course Chinaman born in this
country becomes an American citizen
without the aid of the courts, and in
the west, particularly in San Francis
co. there are many such Very few
Of them however, attempt TO exer-
else The right 81 suffrage.
Tie New York Chinaman who took
out his frst papers did 50 in order
that, should the exclusion act ever be
repealed, he might get his fun citi-
zenship puper immediately. At least
he gave that reason. on the other
hand The authorities here contend,
saws TIE Philadelphia Record, that
The government has entered into a
contract which il cannot consum-
mate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
Chambprlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets.

rrt them
When you feel dull after eating.
Whtu vuu have no appetite.
Whrn You have bad tastes ia tie
mouth
When your liver is torpid.
Wien "ou have a headache.
When vuu ieel bilious
They will improve your appetite
clruu-e and invignrate Nonr stomach
and regulate your liver and bowels
For sale az Coles Pharmacy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
a WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
nsemethina New \. ter NE sun.

All Doctor- have tried tucurCATA RH
by the use 81 powder, acid pnscs. Initial, ~
and drugs la paste form. lheIr powders
dry up the mucuutls ~ mhranr~ ciilsiup
them To crack open al q bleed. Tie
powerful acids used la thu lnhaler- have
entirely eaten away the same mem
brnnps that then makers haze mined TO
cure, While pn-t- aud ointmentS cannot
reurh the disease. A old aud eXpcr.
ience1 practitioner Who huS for man,
wears made u ciOSr study aul SpeciAllN
~ The trent mrut ~ CATARRH hap ~ last
perfected Il treatment OF CATARRH, wlnrh
when faithfully used, not unly relieves
nj once, hut permanently cureACATAiilli.
nv removing the cause. stopping the
discharges, aud curing All inflammation
IL u the only ,emdy knpwn 10 Science
that actually reaches the afflicted part.
This wonderful remedy IL known rs
"SNUFFLEs the Guaranteed CATARRu
CURE" ana Is sold ~ the extremely low
price OF One Dollar. each package con.
tanning internal and external tnedIUinr
sufficient for full months treatment
and everything necessary To its perfect
use
"SNUFFLFs" is the only perfect CATARRH
CURE ever made and ia now recognized
hS lHe only shte Hnu positive cure lOf
that annoying and disgusting disease.
II cures all inflammation quickly and per.
mauently and is ALSO won ~ iu'l ~ quick
to relieve HAY FEVER or CoLD ia The
HEAD.
CATARRH when neglected often leads to
CoNsUMPnoN-"SN will save Won
il you use il at once. IL Ii no ordinary
remedy, but complete Treatment
which IL positively guaranteed TO cnrr
CATARRH IN any form or stage IL used
according to the directions which az
company each package. Don't DELAY
but send Tor IL at once, and "rite ful
particulars as to your condition, aud
you will receive special advice from th.
diecoveror Of this wonderful remedy ~.
garding your case without cost to Won
beyond the regular price OF "SNUFFLEs"
the GUARANTEED EATARRAH CURE
Sent prepaid to any address - tbr
United States or Canada on receipt 81
One Dollar, Address Dept. Is 80 Ed.
win b. Giles x Company, 2330 aud2332
Market street, Philadelphia.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16

o. r. Larson. of'Bay Villa. sundays
River, Cape Colony. conducts store
typical OF south Africa, AT which can be
purchased anything from the pruverhIal
"n,elle 70 an anchor" This store is
situated Ia "a valley nine miles from lie
neaieSt railway station and alb "A
twenty, five miles from the nearest to& Vi.
Nh. I,arSnt,s Says; ~ am favored with
the CUSTOM Of iarnlers within radius OF
thirty miles, to many 81 whom have
supplied thambcelain's feuedies. All
trsiih 90 their value in . household
wh,rr a doctor'S advice j. almost out
OF he question:. Within one mile OF niy
store the population is perhaps sixty
or these, within the past twelve months,
no less than fourteen have been alb
so'utely cured 10y Cnamberlain's Cough
Remedy. This must surely be record 4
For sale at Coles Pharmacy. -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
Additional Local.
TO RENr \ seven room house. In
quire Of Rich nd WehSe.

TO REST \ seven room house. In.
quire Of Rich .rd WehSe.
Capt S. G Bc,nert was ~ Iron Moun-
tain Yesterday III business for he baord
Of public works.
Dir. Lniso eed 10 Meuominee today
TO he pre Ell III lhe banquet oltIir Scan.
danavian league club oi that place 70.
night.
Frank Uren moved into his new
house this week.
Miss LYDIA Horder returned to AM
asa, MONDAY after an over Sunday
with friends here.
Mrs. NJ. sullivan, an old resident Of
Iron River, died at her home in that
village yesterday.
A Justified was visitor at Calumet
last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. l.. Harris IS visiting with
friends at Kenton, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Flood returned
from their Chicago trip Tuesday.
Bob" Douglass came down from
Ironwood TO inspect carload OF oil at
Amasa, Monday.
Gen. Manager Wallace, Of the Cor
rigan Mckinney mines spent Sunday
In thecity.
Supt. Richards was at Quinnesec this
week.
Robert Phillips is building a fine
residence on Sixth street across from
Cyril Varney's place.
Jas. Woodwardis employed as pump
man at the Lamont.
G. G.. Campbell came down from
camp Wednesday and spent couple
OF days about town.
A. l.. Flewelling is at Ironwood this
week
Mrs. r. W Cole is visiting at her
old home ia lower Michigan,
Whist is due to start again the lat
ter part OF the month.
Mrs. c. II Roberts is with her huS-
band at North Freedom this week
Capt, Las. Tobin was up from Flor
ence 4 couple Of days this week,
Gunther'S crystalized fruits in bulk
at Floods.
Murtuugh's pupllson tile violin,
mandolin, banjo guitar at Sagola are
sqaking rapid progress and now talk
sing organization.
FoONp-A red scardng bull straSc1
onto my premises nt the Dunn mine
about thrcowceks ago. Owner can hive
Same hy paying chlrges
Anthony paVis
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
YELLowPLUsH AT NEWPORT.
Eastern seaside Resorts Attract
Many Domestic Employees
I'm summer.

At such place as Newport there is,
of course, much driftwood. and queer
social fotsam and jetsam find their
way there. A curious instance is the
number OF walters, buffers, second
men and domestics of all kinds who
are not regularly employed. These
do not go TO Newport in the hope of
securing a permanent position. They
do not need 1t. They give up good po-
sitions for the advantages Of the sum-
mer.
The caterers and other providers are
always in need OF extra men, and a
first-class butler for luncheon or a
dinner commands n very high price.
There are many Of these who take
these transient positions and who find
Newport very profitable in the sum
mer. IL is the bohemia OF the domes-
tic employe, and there is not but
Ter in one of the large houses who
has not a list OF men available for any
emergency.
"A barroom near Bellevue avenue,
says the New York Times. is really the
walters club OF the place, and as the
rooms upstairs are not innocent OF
the green cloth or the turn OF the rou-
lette wheel this resort corresponds TO
the Gentlemen's club Of Thackeray.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
WILLIAM y, N KINLEY.
HIS LIFE AND WORK,
CHS. cnARLEs II. GnosvrNon.

Presidents life long Friend, Comrade
IN war and Colleague in Congress- Was
rear his side with other great men when
hl~ eyes were closed in death. Followed
the bier To the National Capitol and TO
Canton. The General requires a share
of the proceeds Of his book To- he de-
voted TO a Mckinley Monument Fund.
Thus every subscriber becomes con.
tributor 10 this lund Millions OF copies
will be sold. Everybody will buy il.
Orders Tor The asking Nobody will re-
fuse. Elegant Phutogravure Portrait of
President Mckinley's last Picture taL<uA
az the White House You can ca
and quickly clear 81 900 taking ord0
Order outfit quick. Chance To prove
success, secure yearly contract and be-
come Manager. send IL 2.cent stamps
Tor elegant prospectus. Taking ten to
80 orders daily. $4,000 copies will be
sold ~ this vicinity.
Address.
THE CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY,
Corcoran Bldg, Opp. U. s. Treasury
Washington. d. G.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
London's Unlaae sIot MachInes.

Slot machines providing meals have
been introduced n london. The re-
treatments are arranged on q long
ouaet behind a gla screen On putt
ting four pennies one after another
into the lot The Green rises and . tray
holding . teapot milk jug. sugar bowl
and cup and saucer comes within
reach. The teapot uains tea leaves
and hot water can BE drawn from q
public tank INfn pennies produce a
roll with butter or sandwiches, or
bath buns. and other slots yield tem-
pernnce drinks and confectionery.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16

WHEREAS Il has pleased Almighty God
n his supreme wisdom to remove from
our midst our beloved Brother and
Chief, T.. ~ Berg, therefore
BE il resolved, that We tcndcr a heart
leIt sympathy 60 the widow, children
and family IN their hour Of grcatsorr
bc u
Resolved. that set of these rcsolu.
tions be engrossed and a copy sent t.
the widow and family.
G.. T.. Voos,
j. II. Johnson,
+. w. Cole,
Committee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
NotIea ~ PnbIIeatIon

First publication hov Q last December q
DEPARTMENT. Or nJe INTERIOR
LAM DTrllE an MARQUETTE, Mleu
NOVEMBER 5rn. t0ui f.
y,tlea ii barrhv eiveu thlt Che following
lalned settler ha. fled notice oi DIE Intention
to make final proof iu Support oi hls eiNm Hna
thNf Said proof 1871 De made before the CLERK OF
~ circuit Court ni Iron count CO Nrfsi IN
taiia Mich Jn uecrubrr iGth lNll NJ lld
Admiration SO H30T ni john CURLY lnr ~
W NEW q. -E sWE Bee. ". lo il. 1860 III
H6 MINES tha follow Hituf es % prove We
,ontinunu4 r,ailtutt llun aud uilUNAiiun ll
said land fiZ ola L Nevn tmii to.iN
Falls, Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
tIl.Fvt.s 81 rcXaS.

Great s. feNa- IIgr ,nst cotton
crurs and marvellous oil discoveries
imhze The world Vow fellows TIC
startling statement oi the wonderful
work at Cisco, Tex ~ Dr. Kings New
Discovery foi Consumption. "My wife
contracted severe lung trouble, q
writes editor = J Eager. (Which caused
4 most obstinate cough and finally ~.
suited IN proiuse hemorrhagce. but she
has completely cured by Or Kings New
Discovery It's positively guaranteed
Tor Coughs, Colds and all Throat and
Lung troubles. soc and 81 90. Trial
bottles free at, J. c. Wilkinson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-16
orleIn ef Nd rerm.

Jovial once meant the type of char
acter supposed 10 belong 60 all per-
sons who were born when the planet
Jupiter. or Jove, was in the ascend-
ant. They were supposed TO possess
more OF the cheerful elements OF
character than others and hence TO
partake of the benign qualities at
tributed TO the father Of the gods