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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

= funny parrot lives III 80 N. i a..u
Is very fond Of the lady she lives with.
Nitgl ...ss Ia the
m0r@irg she VIII rreh onop tho door
Of her eagt w.en nar bili ~ DOWN %
the bf-..l-..at NJ .e. take her OWL
chair, which she always knows and
occupies at each meal. and wait till the
family assemblies. ii they should hot
gather as quickly as she thinks they
ought she VIII call out, Hurry up,
folks; hurry up!' and at the same time
hop over TO the oatmeal dish and at
tempt TO lift the cover. for she Is very
fond OF oatmeal and will make her en-
tire breakfast of II. she would not
touch the oatmeal even IL she were
able to lift the cover. for she is very
good Polly After finishing her break
fast she tiies right back to her cage
Exchange.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

It Is possible to exercise ones whole
Ddy to keep IL strong and well simply
y breathing properly. Children should
e taught to breathe and TO get into
ne habit OF filling the whole lung
pace at each inhalation and OF empty
lg 1t completely Mt each exhalation.
here Is no better way OF getting TO
lecp soon after going to bed than by
properly. Push away the
iIlow and lie Dat upon the back with
he muscles relaxed. Slowly draw In
he deepest breath possible. hold II for
our seconds. then slowly expel II until
he chest and abdomen have collapsed.
,cpeat this until you are tired or fall
sleep. There are scores OF ways OF
arying this exercise. but this 10 the
sscntial one. OF course II Is assumed
hat one sleeps with his bedroom win
ows open.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

my cat speaks French" said little
Jeanne.
"As plainly a. can be;
Says 's'n vous piaif CHATS ~ you
pIcasc)
And thanks me with 'mercif
Il know. because I understand
Each word she says to me-"
'sAnd mine speaks German With = me-.
Said Lisa from tho .Uhins:
Says bi<t@ when sb> wants = drink
And "a Of course. Ind 'uo1nts
I wouldn't have cat that spo&s
A different tongue from miDer'
That's thrue Tor your sweet Nora "a.
With merry look demtro:
Me own sphakes Oirishi Whin ct
A saucer on the fluro
An ask her would she like soma mi1k.
The dar'int tells me. 'ehursr =
I met those kittens aft&rw<r4
No matter WHARF, nor how:
I listened well to what they aald:
Would you bolicve Il now.
They spoke IN English. every ooo
And all they said wns "RfIaowf't
Margaret johnson Ia Womon,o Homo,
Companion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

In India there Is bird called the
bottle BIRD. bccnrgc II builds nest
which loolSs Just ike Il otile. But IL
Is not the wonderful hest | wish To tell
you about. but something much more
wonderful. think, You know in India
birds have ma~y e:.e....ca, and these
enemies are afraid OF light.
So when AIr. and Mrs. Bottle Bird
make. their home they stick ever so
many balls of clay all around the front
door. These nrc fealiy ca1cicf.icks.
but do not believe you can guess
what the candles themselves zee They
are Gre beetles Fire beetles are some
thing like our dredlrs. cat iauch
brighter. Mr.. ard Mrs. Bottle Bird
catch tho fire beetles and 49,: item
In the balls OF clay. and there they
stay. making TIE whole nest quite
bright with light.
So. you see. Mr.. and Mrs. Bottle Bird
and MI the little Bottle Birds can sleep
qrli" peaectslly all night. because they
know tEc.' s;'e scfe css.f' & I, onamies.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

-.3rzr, SIR, ] ro;i'r WANT r."
r. n ;a.s rlceacr ar therefore
2,cd h.,i 6 h.s of s.:xcr ana was
:.. aod 10 sco h.2 sps~se IT,
n. nG9,d 49, yca % take t." he said.
e ~ c.s..etiy 1t the chlli ard o.
cor .As i.rss time that lie l.i@9cG
sa.i.'-
"is or cca't want e. Il Is
re x,c~ = | can Go sor myscls q.
b. c~s a:a lame. and my bac.: Y
ki sr sd mottot says no matter
seali Z favcr may seem, II i IS
wc ssc capable OF. God loves Il as
N,a cs ba Dccg vcrT large faycs,
kd Ibis Is TIE most can DO fcf or.
rs. You see. che distance from palnes-
llle Is eight miles 70 ills SPOT, and
appen 60 know there is no stream
ossing the road that distance and the
ouscs are all some distance from the
BAD, and SO almost every one passing
ere from that place is sure to have a
lirsty horse"
Mr. Harvey looked down into the
ray eyes that were kindling and glow
lg with the thought OF doing good TO
hers. and moisture gathered in his
wn as moment later he logged Off.
ordering deeply upon the quaint little
ermon that had been delivered so in
ocently and unexpectedly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

On. butterfly. with besuteous wing.
Just come here. you pretty thfngf
I want TO sec your ool0rs bold
And count those stripes Of richest goid;
The little dots OF sparks 80 bright
That shine like stars IN darkest night:
The scallops OF embroidered warp
which make your wings wonorous
masc.
Come. let me see each tiny eyci
wonder II you ever cryl
Listen. little wandering child:
cannot speak with words thus mild,
but there's . way for you 10 know
The nature Of my lif6s bright glow.
MY covering 10 the thinnest vel
OF powder soft. cloak most wai
The softcat touch VIII take away
Thai which protects my life each day.
May I not suffer while die.
And there be teardrops m each eyer
Margaret Morley Stuart
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

r. Floyd Cllnch. r. 8. Penv6a
=. G. Searls were In the city
night on visitof inspection TO-
mines Of the Bird Iron company in
city. Messrs Cincn and Penwell
members of the company and
Searls holds = responsible pysi ticn
the gentlemen at their coal mine
Pontiac, ILL.,
The Jonn Hancock Mutual Lit
surance Co. OF Boston want
reliable man TO write business
Crystal Falls and vicinity also a
agent in every town on the Menon'
range. All modern policies wri
no tountine business. You get
profits every year First
business contracts to producers
particulars address
W. r. Hardy, Mgr
Iron Mountain. MID
A little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Schook met with accident
Saturday that threatened for
to be fatal He found some cam
gum about the house and ate Il.
drug threw him into convul
from which he was released
difficulty.
There viii be Christian Ende
Rally at the Nj. E. church, Su
Aug. 3rd This will take the plas
the regular evening service A fnl
port of the State g. E. Convent
recently held at Ludingtcn, will
given by our delegate, Mr. Lynn
All are urged to be present.
Half Rates to Northern CHATEAU
assembly at Marinette, Wis via
Northwestern line Excursion tic
will be sold at one fare for the TO
trip August and 9th with favor
return limits Certificate plan
apply on those dates Apply
agents Of c. e. n a. w. Ry.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

Chamberlains Collie. Cholera
Diarrhoea Remedy has world
reputation for its cures, It I
fails and is pleasant and safe to
For sale by Coles Pharmacy.
J. E and Mrs. Bower came (
from Greenland on the excu
Sunday. Mrs. 3. remained for
with friends, but Tim. went
the same evening.
John F. Westerberg has satisfied
claims that were against MIN be-
of shortage in the funds Of s.
baugh township and was released
custody Thursday
Makes the fires Of life burn
steady glow. Renews the golden h
days of youth. That's what R
Mountain Tea does 85 cents .
wilkinson
just received, an advance. ship
of oar fall dress goods which we i
ladies to call and inspect
Harris Department Store.
There was bad wreck in the K
aba yards Of the Northwestern
Tuesday morning. The air re
to work on the fast mail train tc
copper country with the result
the passenger crashed into a fr
train that stood on.
The Harris Department Store
receipt Of a new line OF ladies petit
which they wish the ladies 10
at whenshopping.
The best physic-Chsmber
Stomach and Liver tablets Ea
take. Pleasant in effect. For .
Coles Pharmacy.
| Adam Bower proprietor o
Twin City Miner came down
Greenland. on last Sundays excu
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and
John, were at Iron Mountai
Friday attending the Gentry cir
i Mrs. Schintz and two childr
Chicago, are Visiting with Mrs
Sanders, sister Of Mrs. Schin'
Il Mrs. Chas. Neigebeauer has
danegrou sly III this week and
writing is very low.
Only 100 mems and sS5 boy
children's suits left TO DO closed
the Fair at any price.
Miss Annie II. Winf left 7
for Calumet to spend summer v
! with her sisters
4 Miss Grace Sage, Of Fox LAX
Is visiting at DIR. A. M. Darling
y Subscribe for THE DIE
DRILL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02
uNcoNcIoUs SERMON.
Roy who WouIdn't ne Paid For
Performing Kind Act.

n. Harvey was riding slowly along
dusty road, looking In all directions
a stream or even a house where
might refresh his tired. thirsty
Sc with good draft Of water.
ile he was thinking and wondering
turned an abrupt bend in the road
. saw before him comfortable
king farmhouse. and at the same
q boy ten or twelve years old
ne out into the road with small
| and stood directly before him.
What do you wish. my boy?" said
+. Harvey. stopping his horse.
Would your horse like drink, sir?'
d the boy respectfully.
Indeed he would. and was won
ing where | could obtain It,"
Ir. Harvey thought little OF II, sup
sing, of course. the boy earned few
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

The story Is told OF a little girl In
England who when rainwater was
scarce saved up as much OF 1t as she
could and then sold II for cent a
bucket. In this way she earned nearly
IS, which she brought to the mission
airy society. She was modest little
girl, and when the secretary Of the
missionary society asked for her name
she hesitated and failed to answer.
But must put down where tho
money came from" said the secretary.
"Can Il rain from heaven" replied the
little girl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02
THE opEpIENr ARROW.

the glass to insure its steadiness rub
the cloth briskiy up and down the
glass at point between the points Of
the cross. and the pointed end of the
cross will slowly but surely move to-
ward or revolye on the needle until II
points to the place on the glass where
the cloth Is being rubbed.
The point OF the cross is attracted by
the electricity which Is generated by
rubbing the glass with the wooden
cloth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

Here Is pretty little trick with
which YOU can entertain yorr play,
mates atan evening party:
Cut from fourfold piece Of paper
an arrow shaped like the illustration.
Then place this arrow on the point Of
a needle vertically situated in a cork.
at It's center part marked X. but with
ont causing the needle to pierce the
paper. After the cross has been prop
erly balanced on the needle covAf the
whole with common glass thorough
~ dried.
Now gel dry wooden cloth, fnd by
p'ncing your hand or fingers or top OF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

J. B. Schwartz. sold lot 80 OF hil
addition to Annie Bartis A new
house will be the result,
Armenia Lodge, Daughters of r.
bekah will give a lawn social
Conlins lawn next Wednesday even
The members OF the Episcopal
gregation held a picnic at For
lake Thursday that was well after
Ed. Armstrong and Mary Bre
were married at the home of the br
mother, Mrs. f. J. McCarty, last
day.
Miss Maud Margison and
Clarke. OF Stager visited Mrs.
Henry Rothie at Marquette last
day.
Miss Lucy Rabshaw. of Flore
spent the Sunday with her brot
Arthur Rabshaw, of the Co-opera
store
Mrs. Frank Smart and Child
who were visiting at Hasselstroms
truned to Iron River the fore par
the week
Misses Margaret Morrison and
Machines. Of Iron River, have
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, B. G. WI
this week
A brute from the lower end Of I
was fined 800 in justice court
Wednesday. The offense justified every
penny Of 1t.
Supervisor VIM. Jobe. OF 5tambaugh,
came over here Saturday to meet Mrs.
lobe who came down from Marquette
that evening.
A. B. McKinnon was In the city
Monday counseling with Attorney
Fred n ABBOTT regarding the Ma
nanine mine.
Mrs. J. NJ. MeddIer took the st.
Paul train last Wednesday evening for
the state OF Washington where Mr.. Med
dler has been for several months.
Commissioners F. d. Davis, OF
Negaunee. has been in the city for
seyreal days LOOKING after some lands
In which Mrs. Davis is intretsed.
Mrs. spafforo and children, Of
Green Bay are visiting at the Miesler
residence. Mrs. Spafford being a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miesler.
John p. Larson, bought the eighty
acres lying Immediately west Of
Dan Ross, farm near Fortune lake and
has started to build house thereon.
Many persons in this community
are suffering from kidney complaint
who could avoid fatal results by using
Foley kidney cure. At Coils Pharmac,
Miss Amelia Wills, went to Ishpemins
Saturday. last to visit and attens
the Wills-Austin nuptials which
occurred Wednesday evening at tina
city.
Captain Josiah BROOKS was over IRON
Iron River over Sunday with hi
family. Mr.. Brooks feels quite elate'
over the outlook at the Hiawath
mine.
Miss Anna Hendrickson returne
to her home at Mastodon Sunday afte
month 9 incarceration at the hospital
She Is fully cured Of her attack Z
appendicitis.
O. d. Kinnoey. formerly cashier {
the State Bank Of this city Is lyin
dangerously i'll In hospital In sayr'
Pa. Il is said that his conditio
Is very serious.
Oliver Wells came up from Iro
Mountain, where he has been workin
at his trade of lather for sever,
months. to visit with his parents, Nj
and Mrs. o. Wells Of Maple Grove.
d. E. sedgwick. OF Nebraska an
A. +. sedgwick. OF Eveleth. Minr
were In the city this week. III
gentlemen are interested In Ii
Treat lands on which some ore h'
been found ia section six.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-02

Mn. l. A. Henry has been on tho
sick list this week.
Emil Paylick has b laid up this
week with rheumatisI
The ". T. Sunday Anool will picnic
at Fortune lake next week.
Dillon Lambert. Of Iron Mountain
visited friends here Sunday
Mrs. Ed. Dslornle and Leo are at
Green Bay visiting friends there.
Mrs. Herman Holmes is at Iron
River this week visiting relatives over
there.
Andy Robbins, was up from Penn
bine over Sunday visiting with mis-
family
Mrs. VIM. Hoskins, Of Norway,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Bosanko'
last week
Nels oss has taken the clership at
the Lockn God recently valocated by Ed.
Armstrong
For Rent Ny livery barn on LIST.
street formeIy occupied BY Erick
Erickson.
Tom Wills went to Ishpeminv We'd
nesday to attend the wedding Of his
brother Will
DIR. McBurney was in the city over
night Sunday on his way home from
Stambaugh.
Mrs. John Wall and children return
ed from their Marinette and Menominee
viist Saturday.
Miss Mary Brooks finishes her course
at Ypsilanti ana is expected home
a week from tomorrow.
Miss Ada Oliver. of Norway. has
been visiting at the home Of Captain
and Mrs. Isaac Williams.
J. B. Schwartz. sold lot 82 OF his
to Annie Bartis A new
house will be the result
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-16

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At the Nations Cau;,a,

COMMITTEE trom last w~-4 , .,.a- s,-
lack OF SPACE. ! 20"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-24

drUws viii be on hand to deliver his
famous lecture on ''The Life and
Character of Gen. Robert f.. Lee"
This has been made a special event
for x-Confederate veterans and
Daughters of the COnfederacy.
Special seats will be reserved for all
veterans and daughters. A special
invitation has been sent from Camp
Winnie Davis to the Ennis Daugh-
ters to be present at the lecture.
The members of Camp Winnie
Davis will meet at headquarters at
seven O'Clock this evening to escort
visiting comrades to the grounds.
The reception committee will meet
at the Rogers Hotel at the same
hour. The indications are that the
crowd tonight will be a record
breaker.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-24
ToMoRRow's PROGRAM.

Tomorrow has been designated
as deacons' and elders day and
promises 10 be one Of the most in
teresting days of the Chautauqua.
The following program has been
prepared for this day:
900 a. m. devotional, Rev. p.
NJ. Fitzgerald.
1000 a. m.-Bible Study, Hosea" !"
w. Fl. Black, ID. ID.
1000 a. m.-Junior work, Miss
Cordelia Mock.
li:00 a. m.-Ruling Elder, A. w.
Flanikin, Oak Cliff, presiding.
Violin Solo, Miss Mary Preston,
Oak Cliff.
"The Twentieth Century PASTOR"
discussed by
III Ruling Elder, 5. L. Horn
beak, department Chemistry Trinity
University.
~ Deac0ns, r. l.. Erwin, Cak
Gin.
81 Judge, f. $. Lauderdale,
Dallas, Texas.
!l:00 a. m.-Literary Department,
Subject, 1.-The wo of John
Ruskin," Mrs. A. f. Shipley.
200 p. m.-Elders' and Deacons'
service continued.
Devotional, by Rev. G.. NJ. Oak
ley, Weatherford, Texas.
Male Quartette.
Reading, Miss Emma Johnson.
Question Box, in charge of Rul-
ing Elder H. 5. Parsons, Waxa-
hachie, Texas.
$3.50 p. m.-- Fred High entertain
ment
4:30 p. m.-Round Table. Sub
iect, "What shall our children
read%' Mrs, A. f. Shipley.
600 p. m.-Evening Prayer, Rev.
n. F. Grafton.
[Continued on Page 3.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-02
GREAT TOBACCO Trust.

When two great corporations or
trusts get tired of fighting each other.
they occasionally consolidate and go
out to conquer the markets OF the
world, as in the case of British and
American tobacco companies. The
American company started out to down
the English concern, and after spending
vast sums of money in cut prices,
agents and advertising, gave 1T up as a
useless task. Since then the two have
united and will be known as the Brit
ish-American Tobacco Company. Each
Of the component parts will not invade
the home territory of the other. but will
ufaitedly go out and. compete for the
trade of the other sections OF the
world, This is regarded by many as
an ideal plan of doing business
The capital stock of the British
American company will be S3O,OOO,O 600.
which would seem to indicate there is
considerable smoke with the lire.
While it is convenient to register it as
IN English company anu iltiN - AiSs'u@
quarters in London, twelve American
and six English directors have been
named. Their respective financial In
terests are two-thirds American and
one third British.
It is stated that with Its trade out
side the United States, the new British.
/ American company starts with ready
made annual business of 1000. 100000
cigarets alone, not to say anything of
other products of the weed.
The tobacco habit, like that of liquor
drinking, seems to be going on con-.
quering and to conquer In the best cir
cles, however, there is less chewing and
more smoking. 1t is noteworthy that
while in our own state the sale Of Gig
arets is prohibited. here is gigantic
corporation that is making and selling
four billions Of the coffin nails year.
THE vast possibilities for evil Cor
fgood y bound UP in such an aggrega-s
Ifion are beyond computation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-02

AZURE. And all this is not saying that
New York is worse than Boston in re-
spect to the non observance of the sew
enth commandment. 1t is saying, how
ever, that Boston covers it up better. 1t
is to claim that the Gothamites have
reached the don't care" stage. The
Boston or Philadelphia business man
dares not openly do what the New ork-
or can and does. New York society
knew of the life this man Fish led. 1t
was no DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde affair.
And all this is not charge against all
Of New York society. BY no means. But
when Harpers Weekly admits the
charges of Watterson are virtually true
of 1.-THE 400" they could with equal can
dor add two or perhaps three ciphers to
"the 400 and thus give nearer the num-
bers of "the fast set" of New York City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-02
More Accidents to Aged People.
ISt. Paul Pioneer Press

Contrary to a prevalent supersti-
ton the census shows that the death
rate from accidents is higher among
persons OF forty-five years and over
than it Is among thosesunder forty-fi five
Between the ages of ten and fourteen
mankind has a tendency ito get
drowned, between fifteen and nineteen
to get itself shot as Well as drowned, and
to commit suicide when between twen-
ty and twenty-four years old. The
warmer months are also more prolific
of accidents than the cooler months,
but the census man does not say
whether this is due to keeping the side
walks clear of snow and ice or 10 the
presence of the banana and orange peel
in summer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-02
UNkY PROTECTION THE MUVER OF TRUSTS Who's It'll
DRLE Minneapolis Tribune
serves up to 25 per cent of these de-

serves up to 25 per cent of these de-
i posts as the law requires them to Go or
IAN other deposits, it was the eastern
blanks and especially the New York
thanks which took advantage of the
Iruling. In every move the secretary
has made to relieve the situation the
lrule has been designed to apply to al
banks but the advantages have beer
accepted only by New York banks
thence the appearance of the secretary's
action having been done in the interests
j OF Wall street. The reason for this
lis that New York banks are the only
ones so hard pressed that they need
lrelief. Banks elsewhere can take care
of themselves.
4 Under our present system country
1 banks keep what money they do not
| need in such banks as at Marshall
town, Des Moines and Sioux City as
4 balances to take care of their eN-
changes. Marshalltown and other
small centers in turn keep heavy bal
lances in Chicago and since the enor-
nous operations Of the spectators in
Wall street furnish a constant demand
for money no matter how much is
available the New York banks can pay
a fair interest rate for deposits, which
attracts to their vault nearly all the
idle money from the banks in such
centers as Chicago, New Orleans and
even San Francisco. If by some form
| of magic the amount available in the
| flushest times could be multiplied ten
fold Wall street could use it all and
OF the whole country is gathered in
New York for Wall street to use be-
cause Wall street is able and willing
to pay for it's use. But, when the fall!
season comes and the local banks all
along the line from the hamlet to Chi
cago need their money for the accom-
mediation of the farmer and the mer-
chant they draw on their reserve
agents. Each draws on the bank above
until the money at New York is called
out and the New York banks have to
call in their loans made to Wall street
Neither Chicago. Marshalltown nor the
village banks are hard up for they
have kept reserves in the banks above
them but New York has no one to turn
to. Her banks have loaned to the limit
and must squeeze Wall street to pay
I when the country calls for it's money
Hence when the secretary Of the treas.
ury offers to help the whole countl,
his relief is greedily grasped by New
York and the situation eased for every
body. BY this relief Wall street is not
pushed into the market to bid UP in
terest rates for everybody in its effort
to secure money with which to pay
I its call loans to New York banks. How
ever, the question may very pertinently
be asked whether it is sound finance
to have such tremendous power placed
in the hands Of government agent.