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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-16

SOFA acres iron land in the Vermillion. Iron
Range, lake and Cook counties, Mtnn
numerous surface indications out7
drops showing high-grade magnet iron;
great investment at its present low price.
w. NJ. Ostrander. North American Bldg,
Philadelphia, Pa. f-SS2 10
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-16

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-16

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GEORGE & COMPANY. 1901 Farnam st.
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-16

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. FOR copy and Instructions. United Pen
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-16

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Law AND COLLECTIONS.

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30
THAT PRIZE.

Now that the summer season is
drawing near the close. and the frosts
Of September that cut short our warm
weather and destroy the shrubs and
flowers Of our gardens, are coming
nearer with each succeeding day Ii
is time for the awarding OF that prize
which the ladies Of the sunshine club
arranged for in the early spring The
ladies collected s.. 90 which is 20 be
awarded TO the person making the
geatest number Of Improvements about
MS premises during the year. 4 set
Of judges were chosen at the time
whose duty IL was to make a tour Of
the city investigating the improv-
ments that have been made and decide
which person has maae the gratest
number within tho wear
The Judges will Ha'.s the mounds Of
the city sometir atogt Sept 18th.
They will mala u careful note Of
each residence property and compare
notes afterwards The person having
the greatest number " points will be
awarded the prize
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30
COUNTY PICNIC.

There Is much talk about having q
Republican county picnic at Chicogan
Lake sometime in September. The
idea emanated from the chairman Of
the county COMMITTEE. VIM. II. lobe,
of Stambaugh and he has been taking
the matter up with the members Of
the committe in the different
parts If the county. The
members and all interested in
politics, are inclined to favor the move
and is likly that the scheme will
be carried through and
that cracking good
time will be had. The intention is to
make it basket picnic and have as
many rigs in the different townships to
convey people back and forth to the
lake as can be- gathered mp AT the
lake there will be arrangements for all
kinds Of amusements and an endeavor
will be made to get Hon H. o.
Young to come down and address the
people Of the county on the issue u
the day.
Such a picnic was held several
years ago when the writer was
chairman of tile county committe and
we feel sure that every on enioved 1t
immensely Il Will be the means Of
getting the people If the county To-
gether and acquainting them with one
another Besides il will afford
splendid opportunity for day outing
at tie most beautiful lake in the state.
Its good idea boys. Push d al4ng
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30
AMASA DEP'MT.
News From the Livliest Town
In Iron Comfy.
EXTRUM- PVALICK.

Chas W. Extrum and Anna VI.
Pvalick were married in Chicago
last Tuesday morning at 90 O'Clock.
The wedding cermony was performed
al the home Of Mrs Palmer and aunt
Of the bride and was Witnessed by a
few u the personal friends Of the
contracting parties. After short
wedding trip the young people will
return 70 Amasa and 20 house keeping
In the house 10 be vacated by Mr..
.Jobe.
Mr. ana Mrs Extrum are two u
Amasa most prominent and respected
young people The groom is chief
clerk and trusted employee IN the
Office Of the Hemlock and Verona
mining companies and the bride Il an
etimable young lady who came here
two years ago 10 live with her brother.
Emil Pavlick The youug people
have the hearty well wishes OF the
people in Amaas and the congratula.
tions Of the Diamond Drill.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30

The difference ia Republican and De-
mocratic methods has never osen more
plainly evidenced than in connection
with the subject u trust For the
past year 10 more the Democrats have
been setting up the wall that the
Republican party is held in the grip
of the trusts and that the country IS
being delivered over the trust barons
70 AZ plundered by and with the
consent Of tie Republican party Not
one suggestion came from them as 70
The best way Of dealing with the trust
evil Not one declaration was made
as "a what the Democratic party would
do with the trnsts should that party
regain power The Democrats simply
contented themselves with bowling and
their utterances melted away ia the air
inst Is any other gust Of wind might
do
But, from the responsible head Of the
Republican party, President Roosevelt
comes suggestions as to what ought 10
be done with the trusts He don
equivoeate. He strikes right out from
The shoulder wades right into the
deepest swim and prepares to show the
people q the world that this one
question 81 trusts is not going TO
prevent The Republican party from
keeping s. head above water He
suggests remedies and devices for
limiting the power Of trusts and *
-raeting the sting from the poisonous
oues That's just the difference
between the Republican and the
Democratic parties. The one the
party q action. The one leads the way
n advanced steps IN every line The
lthsr the one that hangs back and
,ries tne 03gy man on every Issue
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30

The fire last week burned pretty
close to Thos Melons celebrated out
field causing its owner much worry
ana lots OF sleep. Tom says ne did
not care 40 much for his potatoes
because if the fire passed over them
il would save cooking them this fall.
General Manager W. J. Olcott and
Range Supt. o. c. Davidson az
companied by ]. s. Wall and S. c.
Bennett came ont in there private
car last week visiting the under
ground working OF the mine while
here.
The new water tank has arrived and
is now in place ready for use as soon
as the pipe connections are made.
Jno. T. Eggen is another tournamet
visitor in Negaunee.
Thos Nelson sold his Newfoundland
dog 70 Luke WEIGH Of Crystal Falls.
S. Y Boxer the school teacher hired
for the coming year arrived here last
Thursday.
Chas Randall who was injured in the
mine last November is now employed
as piper in the engine house.
Chief Clerk. W. ". Happen Holt Of
Iron River was a business visitor here
last week.
Jonah OTrison OF Iron Mountain
Agent for the Hercules Powder Go. was
here last week "a the intere-, of tie
Powder 90.
a'r. and Mrs Broad have spent the
week IN Magazines attracted there by
The Firemen Tournament
DR. McBurney moved his family
from this village 20 Satmbaugh last
Friday The Doctor purchased the
inc residence property Of the Florence 4
IRON River company at Stambaugh and
las fitted it up in exceptionally fine
style
The six months old son OF Domnick
Dallafior after a short illness last week
The little fellow death waa a great
sorrow e his parents who have the
of the people Of Amasa
~ was buried 10 the Amasa cemetervs n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30
MANSFIELD NOTES.


n. "a -.s-r.7-s.l-.r.a. q. ...4-..--ls 4ss
Mansfield came very near being
WHIPPED ont last week by the forest fires
which came down the river from the
direction Of Grafton mill, driven be-
fore stiff north wind The FIRE
which had burning up for over week
did not threaten the village until last
Thursday when it came down like a
and only by strict vgilencs
on the part 81 the mine officials and
Temporary watchmen was IL kept from
destroying the entire place All the
available horses and wagons were kept
busy hauling barrels Of water during
the day aud line Of barrels were
placed around the town for use during
the night IN keeping the fire back
Engine house Dry and adjacent build
ings were well protected by 500 feet Of
OF water hose connected 20 the steam
pumps IN the Boiler house but the
northern part Of the town was protected
only by the bucket brigaedc and IL
being In the dirict line Of the fire
needed careful watching to be- saved
The only property destroyed was
George Mas log buildings on the
road TO the mill ana the hay shed just
across the road which contained about
ten tons Of good timothy hay belong
ing to Bergoninne. g. A. Days
Shingle sheds were threatened f1r x
while but Mr.. Day ordered several cars
and an engine from the Northwestern
and promptley loaded bis shingles
Shipping them ont If harms way
Fred Menhennet is visiting in Ne
gaunee during The tournament.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30
ALL WERE SAVED.

For years suffered such untold
misery from Bronchitis, writes J. II.
Johnston. Of Broughton, Ga. that
often was unable to work Then,
when everything else failed, was
wholly cured by DR. King New Dis
covery for Consumption. Ny wife
suffered intensely from Asthma till
itcured her, aud all our experience
goes 20 show 10 is the best Group
medicine n.the world a trial will
convince you it's unriyaled for Throat
and Lung diseases Guaranteed
bottles 90 cents and 81. o. Trial bottles
free IN j. q. Wilkison druggist
We are now ready to serve lun
ar hours Of the day All home
goods az Mrs. +. y. Bergs
and Confectionery room.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30

Over Ia the SchooIcraft representa-
tive district, which includes the
counties Of Schoolcraft, Mackinaw,
Alger and Luce. the Republican have
a dual ticket and from all appearances
IL will % duel ia which the
Republican party will BE- the one
placed hors De combat The
Democrats are talking of placing Mike
Chambers. ~ Mackinaw county, rs
nomination with the hope that the
split among the Republicans will
result in his election Nr Chambers
is known 70 be very popular man
and viii prove bard one FOR the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.

Governor-Aaron II. Bliss.
Lieutenant Governor - Alex.
Maitland.
Secretary of State-Fred NJ
Warner.
State Treasurer Daniel McKoy.
Auditor-Perry r. Powers.
Attorney General-Charles A.
Blair.
Commissioner Of the State Land
Office Edwin A. Wildey.
Superintendent OF Public In
struction-Delos a. Fall.
Members of the Board Of Educa.
tion-Patrick II. Kelly and L.
r. Wright.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

Detroit. Mich
August 1902.
To inc Republican Electors II the
State y Michigan
The state Convention Of the Re-.
publicans d Michigan Is hereby
called to meet al the Auditorium ia
the city Of Grand Rapids on Thursday,
September 20, 1902, at eleven clock
Ia the forenoon. for the purpose Of
selecting candidate for Justic Of the
Supreme Conr..Rnd transacting such
other business IS may properly come
before ths convention.
III accordance with the resolutions
Of 1875 and 1909 every country will be
entitled 70 one delegate for each tive
hundred 81 the total vote cast therein
for Governor az the last election IN
Presidential year November, 1900 and
one additional delegate for every
fraction amounting 70 three hundred,
each organized county icing entitled 70
at leas. two Delegates.
Under the resolutions Of ls5s, no
delegate Will Dc entitled toa seat unless
be resides - IRE county the proposes
TO represent
TIE delegates from the several
Congressional District are requested
TO meet b district caucus st ten q clock
a. =. 81 tne day u the State Con
vention and select officers as follows
TO be presented IS tine State Convention
for e5nim t.0n
One Yice-resident
One Assistant secretary
3 One member Of the committee on
Credentials.
one member Of the COMMITTEES Oh
Permanent Organization and Order
Of Business
B. one member Of the committee on
Resolutions;
By order Of the Republican State
Central Committee
Gerrit j Diekema, Chairman.
Dennis u. Award. Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30

The Amasa school will resume next
Tuesday, Monday being legal holiday.
John Mason has been hired TO take
the principalship Of the schools and he
will be assisted by Misses Horder and
Gibson. the ladies taking the same
positions that they had last year
The board has decided 10 erect a
large addition 20 the building so that
the schools will not be scattered as
heretofor. The attendance will be
about the same number Of children in
the district
Andrew Nelson Of Crystal Falls mas
the contract for the erection Of the
large addition Of the school mouse.
The addition will be Of about the
same size as the present building and
will be modern in every respect.
Work will commence next week and
il is hoped 10 nave it finished in six
weeks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30
]. c. Wilkjp son,
City Druggist.

Republicans 20 down unless they get
together and arbitrate their differencesS
While we are 100 far away from the
seat Of war 70 pass any wen founded
opinion on the questions in
controversy between the warning
faeations Of the Republicans yet sc
feel as Republicans, that the whole
state ID interested ia the outcome
and something should be- done u
narmonize the factions over there.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30

Yes, il il certainly up to Bro.
Knight ~ explain that one printer in
Marquette prison The press gang
demands some information regarding
him. II IL developes that he is a
good workman. why, that lets the
Current Office out a. far as workman
snip goes. The particular point that we
desire Bro. knight TO eucidate upon is
Formative influences of Devil $
Position with J. b Knight, Printer"
Jas stearns Of the New York Store,
made "a business trip to Iron Mountain
Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30

The politicians up in Houghton
routy nave brought up the nationality
question and ii looks rs If there Is
storm brewing up ia the trap rock
country. They'll be sorry for mixing up
the nationality question some Of these
days.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30
COUNTY

Sheriff Herman Holmes.
Clerk John Wall
Treasurer-John p. McGillis.
Prosecuting Attorney-Charles
Fl. Watson.
Register Of Deeds--A D..
Rogers.
Coroners--W. K. Dawson.
p. N. Minckler.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30

u IS with regret that we learn Of tie
retirement Of Editor A. D. Petit. Of
the Hancock Journll, from the field IF
journalism Mr.. Pelttit is news paper
man e the first water, thorough
gentleman and successful publisher
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30
5oap
Caution.

II is needless. perhaps, 10 eau
tion people..against using i'm
pures..toilet and bath soaps.
No one-uses.. harmful soaps
willingly, but-ssmany use the
unwittingly.
You ARE. most apt 70 get
right. soaps--st a reliable drug
store for instances you never
in your life saw bit Of gen
uine castillo. soap sold any
where but at drug stores.
We are something Of cranks
in this matter Of purity, and
guarantee the quality Of every
soap we sell. Close prices you
are also sure Of.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-30

1 WEEKS
Geo. Promo IS in Menominee taking
hand in clay pigeon shoot which 81
70 come of their. Mr.. Promo d
one OF the best snots ia this upper
country and his neighbors up here
fully expect 70 see him acquit him
self creditably in the Men2mines
contest He will be pitted against
some ot the fastest company s. tine
country.
Tony Weober and family, L. Regoae
and Sieve Ma,rie win leave IN q -Ao-,
time for sunny Italy 70 spend tine
remainder Of their days III their MAJ W
land They have been in this country
FOR about " years and came to ae
concluion THAR Italy is a better place
for them.
The opening os the Great Western
mine has its eect on Amasa. several
Of our miners leaving for the Falls
Among others Carl Isaaeson moved mis-
family there tai. week
TIE Legion gave very pleasant al
tertainment last Thursday The party
was intended A. farewell Rev
Osborne AMI was largely attended.
Joe Meridita says that he was partic-
uiarly pleased with certain feature
of the entertainment and +. wondering
when their viii he another
Rev l. Osborne preached nis farewell
sermon last sunday evening Mr
Osborne had a charge 81 the Amasa
and sidnaw charges for two year, and
bad fulfilled his mission with sat
sfaction 70 all and credit to himelf.
The church people 81 Amasa regret To
lose him.
Dr. McBurney came over from
stambaugh Wednesday % a professional
visit
Mrs Bramley, who has been
visiting with her brother G. +.
Laurence will return nome today
Mr. Burr family left the for part Of
the week to Stevens Point after two
months stay ia Amasa.
Erick Erickson a miner sempI9yed
at the Michigan moved his family To
CRYSTAL Falls this week.
Advertisements are ont for more
men at the Fleweliing exploration four
miles north Of Amasa The old crew
was let ont early ia the week and
new men put ia their places
Mrs w J. Horler and Miss lydia
returned from their summer visit with
friends Ia Wisconsin
Mrs Fiucle, a sister Of Mr.. Clark.
who has been visiting the latter for
several weeks returned home Monday
Mr. Mitchell wife ard child. who
have been visiting at the scufins res
idence returned 70 their nome this
week.
VIM. Uren has moved into the house
vacated by Art Scott.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-15
new MERGER SUIT ARGUED
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Attorney General StrattOn Contends
That No Redress Can BE Secured
Save ut This Tribunal.

Washington. April 1.-THE United States
Supreme Court to-day heard arguments In
the case of the State OF Washington VS..
the Northern Securities Company and the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern Rail-
roads, involving the merger OF the two
railroads. Attorney General Stratton ap-
peared for the State and made the opening
argument. contending that this court is the
only one that can properly hear the case.
and that IL 1t refuses to hear it there 10
no tribunal to which the State could apply
for the redress of a wrong. =,
Summing up the case. Mr.. Stratton said
the question presented is Whether the
stock and power OF control of two gigantic
lines. OF railway. traversing the States OF
Washington, Montana, North Dakota ana
Minnesota, may be consolidated so as TO
create a monopoly in railway traffic there
in. In defiance OF the laws of such. or
whether a corporate entity can be created
and used for the express purpose OF over
throwing the constitutional enactments oil
a number OF sovereign States. and thus ac-
complish indirectly that which this court
has decided could not be done directly.
Charles w. Bum and former Attorney
General John W. Griggs appeared for the
railroad companies and the securities COM
Junction should be granted as prayed for
by the State of Washington. the securities
company would be compelled TO sell its
stock in at least one of the railroad COM
panies. He contended that the securities
company had the same power to acquire.
own and vote stock as any natural person
would have, and could not be enjoined.