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will require pump house 20 feet long
and from 90 20 30 feet wide and the
eating out of this niche in the sohd
rock is no small undertaking in itself.
Then tbs operators intend % leave am
pie room at the plant for the rapid
handling OF cars, The fork for the
large pump will be cut in the middle
of the drift adjoining the station and
will be a large one. BY getting every
thing in shape ON this level the water
can be tapped with drill in case the
bailers do not empty the mine by that
time and the pump viii add valuable
assistance TO the bailers.
The old buildings are being removed
as rapidly as possible and soon will al
be- cleared away.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-05-10
FAMOUS ALABAMA QUAREETTE
strongest singing Turn Rrcr Introduced
~ Minstrel Company,
A MAGNIFICENT STREET PARADE
Takes Place Daily arg T.. NJ
Reserve Seats now on Sale at
Wilkinson's Drug Store.
NO LOSS OF TIME.

have sold Chamberlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
years, ana would rather be out of coffee
and sugar than IT, ! sold FIVE bottles
of il yesterday TO threshers that could
go no farther, and they are at WORK a.
gain this morning H. X. PHELPS,
Plymouth, Oklahoma AS will be seen
by the above the threshers were able TO
keep on with their work without loos-
ing a single days time. You should
keep a bottle Of this Remedy in your
home For sale by Coles Pharmacy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-05-10
AMASA NOTES.


Thursday issuing first papers TO all
who desired them. IL was great
convenience TO the people here ana
they appreciate it, Mr. Wall has the
reputation here of being an A clerk
and his supporters are legion.
Mrs. W. j. Horder moved into her
new house Wednesday.
Mr.. Clark is moving his household
goods into the rooms above the store
that we're just vacated by Mrs, Horder
He expects his family here Monday.
The Clark Burr Mercantile Com
ranys horses have indulged in so many
runaways this week that Mr. Burr
says everything they possessed ran
away but the safe
Assistant Supt Trebilcock, accom-
panied by Mr.. Best, was in Amasa
Thursday.
Chris Rowe feels much elated over
the arrival Of bright little girl at
his house.
VIM Bolitho was down the line over
Sunday visiting at his old home in
Norway.
Miss Mabel Morey left last saturday
FOR a visit in Detroit.
Mrs. Morey is visiting friends al
Lake Linden this week
DR.. McDaniels has been appointed
health officer Of the village. The
{ doctor makes his home here now as his
ldnties about the Oliver mines are such
as TO require his constant attention.
DR.. MeDaniels is having suite OF
rooms fitted up for hospital servcie at
the Amasa house.
Dave Gilbert was at the Falls this
week
John Osier is down from the Gilbert
, exploration The shaft on this pro
!, perts is down about 90 feet and little
: " alter is encountered,
4 The new chemical engines were
i cried last Tuesday evening and work
& ed well. They will prove OF great assis
I lance here ia case of fires and everyone
e was perfectly satisfied with their worr
J. TUESDAY.
l. There was "a fire in the wood pile a
the Gibson exploration last THURSDAY
and IL cords of wood burned up.
! w. A. Galpin, travelling auditor 70
. the Pickands Mather Company wa
! here this week looking over the Hem
lock
o. L. Wade was ~ the Falls thi
week. He Is not in the saloon business
u this year.
Mrs. Scott was MP from Iron Noun
tain Sunday visiting with her son am
u family Mr. Art Scott.
% Frank Thompson Isaac Luba an'
Alfred Laxa are delegates from her
10 to the Finnish Temperance snciet
ii meeting at Crystal Falls tomorrow
* Mrs G. T.. Lawrence and daughte
le left this morning for Ishpeming 70
~ visit Of week or two with friends
Mr.. Lawrence accompanied them
: Ishpeming and will return Monday.
Three travelling musicians struc
town Tuesday and an impromptu dano
was arranged for in the evening
80 Ed. Delorme was here from the Fal
Ia with his colored 'band Tuesday
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and employees shall each receive such
compensation as shall from time 70
time be allowed by the council pro
vided that the supervisors, the consta-
bles and the justices OF the peace shall
receive such fees for their services IN
the performance Of the duties of their
respective offices as are fixed and estab-
lished by law
Section 4. This ordnance shall take
immediate effect.
Approved May Z 1902
Richard Wehse
MaVOr
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MCCOurt

The Leading Photograph Studio OF
Crystal Falls for fine Photographs and
Crayons. Kodak work finished for Am
ateurs. All work guaranteed first class
All photographs in my show case were
made in my gallery All photographs
finished on American Aristo Paper and
up-to-date.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-05-10
WHAT THIN FOLKS NEED

Il a greater power of digesting and
assimilating food For them DR.. Kings
New Life pills work wonders They
tone and regulate the digestive organs
gently expel All poisons. from the sys.
stem. enrich the blood. improve appe-
tite, make healthy'fesh only e5cents
at J G. Wilkense'n MS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-05-10
WON 7 FOLLOW ADVICE AFTER
PAYING FOR IT.

In a recent article prominent ply
stefan says 1t is next TO impossible
for the physician to get his patients to
carry out any prescribed course Of ny
giene or diet to the smallest extent he
has but one resort left namely the
drug treatment When medicines are
used for chronic constipation, the most
mild and gentle obtainable, such as
Chamberlain Stomoach a. Liver Tab
let's. should be employed. Their use is
not fol- wed by constipation as they
leave the bowels in natural and
healthy condition For sale by Cole i
Pharmacy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-05-10
THE MEsABI

According 10 report given 70 the
public by the Duluth Evening Herald
OF Tuesday. there are fifteen now iron
mines on the Mesabi range that VIII
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ContInued irom First Page.

ance and has thus shut himself out
from the possibility Of capturing any
outside counties. II is now 80 late
in the day that it is very improbable
any such combination as the Sheldon
Osborn combine of 1896 could be
effected
So. canvassing the remainder Of the
district a. between Sheldon and
Yonng. we find two agencies o. work
ON each side For Sheldon there is the
Sheldon machine which he has built
up by the distribution Of patronage,
composed principally Of postmasters.
and there are the business interests
that have been favored, or look for fay-
ors from the return Of Mr.. Sheldon
These influences are strong in some
counties. On the Young end there
are the enemies Mr., Sheldon has made
from errors in Judgment in the dis
tribution of patronage or because there
were not Offices enough to go around
and there are the large personal and
business interests that are conferred
about Mr. Young and these interests
are by no means 10 be overlooked.
SO. parceling out the district between
the two on this basis we must arrive
at about this distribution.
The sure thing Sheldon Counties.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-05-10
Sure thing Young


Now. in this distribution Young has
much the best end Of IL for there are
many well informed persons who win
question the right Of putting Chippe-
wa. Mackinaw and Houghton 70 Shell
don's credit while no one will dispute
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STORE BUILDING FOR SALE
offer my store building on Superior
aveneu for sale cheap as ] desire TO get
rid of all of my property in Crystal
Falls Mrs Vaudandaigue.
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has been more than usually
successful. He is we'll known
through the southern part OF
the county and will be ably
qualified to represent the peo-
pie of his district. He is hon
est, upright and will look well
after the interest of his con-
stituents.
N. w. Solenberger Of Han
cock has held the position of
county commissioner and his
constituents are we'll satisfied
with the record he has made.
He is an old settler and thor
oughly familiar with the needs
of the people of his district.
There is no better known Of
fetal in his district than Mr..
Solenberger. He has been al
ways attentive to the needs OF
the county, and has assisted
with a clean, business admin
i>tration of affairs. He needs
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no o3c better qualified to fill
ii th#u Mr.. Schmidt. who has
the IeApht of two Years OK
ppripncr. lie will have the
unanimous support OF the re-
pubIic@ns of the county.
For CORONER.
DIR. J. A. Dillon. candidate
for coroner. is physician and
surgeon. and the office of cor
oner should be held by such a
person. He is a young man
who has located in Mclean
county to build upthe county
and help with the good work
of advancement and improve
ment. He is thoroughly quail
flied for any position of trust
in which he may be placed
and has the complete conf
dence of all who know him.
For SURVEYOR
Mr.. A. G. Dixon. of Wilton,
is a practical engineer. sur
veyor and is in charge of the
Washburn mines there. That
he is in charge of these large
interests attests his ability and
trustworthiness. He has been
Il resident of Wilton for a
number of years and in that
time has made a large circle
of friends. He has the conf
dence of his employers and is
a candidate backed by natural
ability, training and skill.
County COMMISSIONERS
For county commissioners we
present the names of Simon
Jahr of Wilton, and N. w.
Solenberger of Hancock. Mr..
Jahr is a young man of bust
ness training. For several
years he held a responsible
position with the state govern
ment. Moving to Wilton, he
engaged in the general mer-
camille business in which he
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Coal Harbor. Eli of these men
are we'll known to the voters of
their district, aud their qualitica-
tons are vouched for by the unan-
imous sentiment Of their districts.
Such is the ticket presented for
the consideration of the republi-
can voters Of the county and it is
safe to say that not one of the nom-
inees sought the Office to which he
was no ninated-the office sought
the man. Each man was the
choice of his district and we're all
nominated by a delegation of the
representative republicans Of the
county without a dissenting vote.
These candidates are not profess
sional politicians, or officers, trav-
cling over the county asking for
the support Of the voters, but are
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satisfaction to the voters and with
credit to himself. He is a good
republican and has been loyal to
the party. For county judge no
better candidate could be. put for
ward than E. A. Lamb, of Wash
burn, a practicing attorney, famil-
lar with all the duties of the posi-
ton, who has been register Of
the land office at Bismarck. U. S.
court commissioner, and who is
well known through out the coun-
ty in his business dealings with
the voters who will recognize in
him a man well qualified for the po-
sition. The republican candidate for
superintendent of schools is Hen
ry G. Olson, of Balfour, principal
of the Washburn schools, a young
man. well educated, with a good
business training and who knows
every requirement of 6 successful
school superintendent.
For county surveyor, A.C. Dix
on, of Wilton. is practical survey
or superintendent of the Wash
burn mines at Wilton. and well
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been truthfully said against his
honesty or integrity. He has
served as county commissioner.
been chairman of the board. and
the voters of the county know
that as auditor he will carry into
his official duties the same excel
emit qualifications, that enabled
him to serve the people Of the
county so well as commissioner.
For treasurer, +. Irwin Root, Of
Goodrich is the republican candi-
date. Ho is a young and active
republican who has had good
business. training in the mercan-
tile business and has been school
treasurer and has held other offices
of trust. He stands we'll with his
people and comes before the voters
of the county with a first class rec
ord. Ole Gradin, of Weller, the
candidate for sheriff, is known to
everyone in the western part of
the county, as an able man and
we'll qualified for the place. He
came to tie county a young
boy and has grown up under
the eye Of the old timers.
who can testify to his good char
acter and qualifications for this
position. He will make an ideal
sheriff.
For states attorney, ]. 7. Nc
Culloch, the republican candidate
is we'll known through the whole
county. His qualification for the
position is shown by the manner
in which lawbreakers have been
punished during his term Of office,
several Of them now serving terms
in the penitentiary. He is an
able lawyer and a fairminded man,
will see the law enforced and JUS
tice fairly dealt. Hans G
Nygaard, of Turtle Lake. for reg
lister Of deeds, is an old settler Of
the county, has served faithfully
as county treasurer and every one
who has had dealings with him
needs no testimony Of his honesty
and ability. His dealings speak
for themselves. Peter A. Schmidt
candidate for clerk of the court. is
one of the German settlers Of tie
county and has served a term with
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aspirant for political preferment,
who desires to be a delegate to
the state convention, or to be rep
resented on the county ticket,
should make an especial effort to
turn out a large vote, and increase
its representation and political
prestige.
The state ticket is composed of
good men, and, with possibly one
exception, men who were the
choice of the republican party as
best qualified for the positions for
which they were nominated. But
the individual disappointment Of
voters over any nomination on the
ticket should have 20 discouraging
effect when election day comes.
Then all good republicans bow to
the will Of the majority and will
support the ticket from top to bot
tom. Ifthe party has made any
mistake in nominating any candi-
Cate. that must be corrected by
the republicans in the future. In
the meantime. it is the duty of
republicans to stand by the
straight ticket.
OF the Legislative and county
ticket, its nominees are known
through the length and breadth Of
the county. ut the head of the
legislative ticket is August +.
johnson, the republican nominee
for the state Senate. He is we'll
known to all residents Of the
county and especially to the old
timers. He came here us a
young boy, learned his trade, and
has served the county for the past
six years us a faithful official
against whom no complaint has
ever been made.
Henry Bartz. of Casselman. is
one of the sturdy German element
that has assisted in the upbuild-
ing of the eastern part Of the
county, He has the confidence of
everyone who knows him and is
we'll qualified for the position of
representative. William Dieball.
Of Mercer county also a candid; t;
for representative is we'll known.
AN old ploneer. and stands in the
first rank Of Mercer county repub-
licans. For county auditor. Ole B..
Wing of Falconer. republican cam
dldate. is one of the first settlers of
the county. Nothing has ever
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ntendcnt is an important one.
Mr.. Olson is a college gradu-
ate, well equipped for che po-
sition. He is an active young
educator who will make his
mark in the educational cir
cles of the state. Prof. Olson
is one of the first settlers in
the northeastern part of the
county, his postottice address
being Balfour. He will make
an ideal county superinten-
dent.
For SHERIFF.
Ole Gradin was born in
Sweden 36 years ago. He To-
Gated in Mclean county with
his parents in 1888 and is
known to everyone in the
western part of the county.
He has never held public Of
flee. but is d young man OF
force of character. courage.
firmncSS and all the uualltica-
tionS for an ideal Shcheriif. He
is farmer. and has been pros
porous in his business. mani
testing in business the same
rood sense and S&yaclty
that VIII make him u good
sheriff. This is one of the
most important offices in the
county. and there is 20 one
better fitted for it than Mr..
Gradin. He did not seek the
nomination. but was selected
by the republicans as the man
best fitted for the place. Vote
for Ole Grudin for sheriff.
For CLERK OF COURT.
The candidate for clerk OF
the court is Peter A. Schmidt.
one of the sturdy German set
Tiers who has helped build up
the eastern part of the county.
Schmidt was the choice of his
section for the office of clerk
of court ut the last election
and he has performed his Of
fetal duties to the complete
satisfaction of every one. The
of clerk # court is an
pnGXH:as .r7 One. and there is
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men nominated ona business plat.
form, who wromise to give the cit
liens of the county a business adj
ministration Of affairs. They are
not office crazy-but are before the
people of the county on a business
platform, and the same rule will be
followed in the future as in the past
no political headquarters at the
court house, but business Offices for
the transaction of public business.
where every manbe he democrat or
republican, is treated alike. Those
who have had business at the court
house in the past six years knox
that the county officials do not puss
in their time talking politics or try
ing to influence voters. They have
been found at the court house ear
ly and late, attending to the peo-
pies business. They have been
truly the servants of the peopleand
they have done their work faithful
ly and we'll. 1t behooves every vo-
ter to encourage the keeping up of
this same policy in the future.
The Leader believes that county
officials are elected to serve tho p,o-
pie. and 1t snot their business to
travel over the county asking for
votes OF to make political head
quarters Of thlir offices. but to at
tend strictly to business, and the
Leader has confidence that the vo-
tiers will reward such officials with
their III 'orsrme..t at the polls.
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qualified for the position. DR.. j.
a. Dillon. the can Iilate for oro
nrr. is a young physician. bright.
and a credltah.r nan Another
popular Wilton c"n Iidatc isSimon
JAhr for commissioner. a bright
young republican,. am up t. date
business MAJ who has held an i'm
portant position in the office Of
safe superintendent of public in
struction. n. W. SolHnberJrr, Of
Hancock. another candidate for
commissioner. has held that posi-
ton for several years with such
credit to himself and satisfaction
to the voters of his district that
they declared unanimously for him
for renominaion. For assessors,
r. 3. Tower. of Coal Harbor and
Chas. V. Danielson, of Falconer,
have each served one term, and so
satisfactorily have they done their
work that their districts unanimous
ly asked their denomination. Jacob
Weiser, Of Casselman, another
candidate for assessor, is a resi-
dent of the eastern part Of the
county, where he VAS the unani-
NOUS choice of the loyal republic
can German settlers. for the place.
The candidates for justices are
A. G.. Ranard. Of Waslbuln. Gott-
lirb Kalk. of Casselman. and j. T.
Nice. of Goodrich. For constablrs
the candidates a1r William Rich
ards. of Was!lburn. John BartrIs,
of Cassrlman. john Martin. of
Goodrich and Emory Ulrich. of
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AS WE SEE THEM.

The Leader takes pleasure this
week in presenting to the voters
of the county the nominees Oh
the republican ticket-the party
Of progress and prosperity. With
President Roosevelt at the head.
and down through the nominees
on the state and county tickets,
the republicans have presented a
ticket for whom every republican
should vote and work. A good
turn out in every precinct means
larger republican majority than
ever in Mclean county-the
banner republican county Of the
state. A large republican vote
means increased representation for
every precinct in county and state
affairs. The precinct that has an
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position of county Judge. He
has served one term with such
general satisfaction that there
was a unanimous agreement
upon his denomination. Mr..
Lamb is a resident of Wash
burn. and his wife and family
add to the population of the
thriving city.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Prof. H. G. Olson. superin-
tendent of the city schools of
Washburn has been chosen as
the candidate for county super
intendent. The selection was
made with a great deal of care
as in a new county where new
districts are being organized
and new schools established,
the position of county super
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ton to an important office. 1t is
also Il we'll known fact that the
present efficient Register Of deeds.
]. IL. TlN!or nnt }csirinY "A rr-
nomination. bat desiring to see his
, office turnr} over {, Il man VIZ,
won'>l keep up the high standard
OF the %"t:ir@, asked That Nn. NJ.
@aard b. named as the mn {" talk,
charge "t the county .rcorls. &c
choir" could have 'Mrn more pop
uIar. and none v0ul attest NOR,
Mr.. Tay|"r's t1Tyh ideals for public
officials. Mr.. TuyIor's wishes
were c:2%%:ii1ed out by the convrn-
tioY and Mr.. Ny4aard was the
unanimous choice of the rrpubli-
can delegates. He is we'll quail
fed for the position and deserves
the unanimous support Of the re-
publicans of the county.
For County .JuD4E
The republican candidate
for county Judge is Mr.. +. A.
Lamb. Il we'll kMoWn real estate
man. prarticiny attorney and
,,b, Law. I,,1,1 ,,, ,,.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l..

city. He is a stakeholder
in the Washburn mill,
a real estate owner, and a man
whose whole interests lie in the
direction of the enforcement OF
law and order and the admins
tcring Of justice to all the people.
For REGISTER OF DEEDS.
There is no man better known
in Mclean county than Hans G..
Nyyaard, republican candidate for
the office OF register OF deeds. He
has been Il resident OF the county
since lSNG and OWNS ii fine farm ON
the shores of Turtle Lake. He
has served the county SO we'll as
county treasurer that there was Il
general demand for his nonlina-
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There is noql"S'j "ta:u thcvlec-
tion of the rep thH. t"Nr1. it is
simply unrsfn"n Il ~ ,lttY. If
the people % TIN" county are in
harmony wits the I1@si es; policy
OF running county affairs let them
say SO at the polls. with a 1ousing
republican majority. If You are
satisfied with 'hr retaining of bust
ness mel i'll Office help swell the
republican mi ,rity. Not rs may
expect the republican canhiGattsto
come to them with scft talk and
campaign promises. a Il ask for
election. They will bedisaprXiys-
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ed in this, for the candidates will
be found attending to their office
dnties. leaving the voters to Judge
whether they are worthy. The
Leader has every confidence that
there will be but one verdict-that
of" we'll done good and faithful ser
wants.. That is all that is asked
in behalf Of the republican ticket,
that the voters consider the candi-
dates on their merits and records.