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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01
DOnestiCs.

Yard wide Unbeached sheeting, Heavy, Fine Z 1c
and Soft
DARK NC caie0ss . al the American red blue and 3-4c
Light Calicoes very best per yard Zl-ZC
Ameskevy Apron Bingham per yard &c
White Shaker Flannel per yard l-ZC
Extra heavy Outing Flannel loc grade at l-Zc
All our Dark Outing Flannel at &c
yd wide Unbeached Sheetng regular 20c 1217c
per yd Sale price
40 inch bleached Pillow Casing worth lie Sale II De-
price
46 inch Bleached Tubing per yard loC
s,,;rt 1ir,, nor yard &C
10 inch White Cotton roweling per yard &c
IS inch unbeached Crash 12c quality at l-IC
20 inch extra heavy unbeached Crash Towelng II ~
worth l7c Sale price
Extra large Turkish Towels regular price soc. 1O~
Extra heavy Turkish Towels regular price zoe will 9c
go sale for
Red checked Linen Towelng regular price i2Ac per &c
beaehed Table Linen fine and script regular DC
price 35c Sale price
Our 75c half beached 20 inch Table Linen sale 1Q
price
Our l5c Fanneetts beautiful designs will at III &c
All our Dress Goods such Cashmeres Broad Cloths,
Veneans and Serges will be sold at very low prices
Our % Silk Stripe French Flannel per yd OSC
Our 125 Broadcloth in all colors per I'd DOC
"a inch all wool Flannel worth LOO at CSC
Our 1sc Mohair Dress Goods at Tic
Hosiery.
Ladies Extra heavy feeced Hose regular pSce ~ L,e
Ladies strictly all wool ribbed hose regular price Ioc
25c sale price
Ladies extra Cashmere hose regular price 9c 2oc
sale price
.,auo,.. .baa,,v flaece lined stockings &c
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01

Chldren's chashusere hose worth $50 go at l0C
Mems Wool Stockings &c
Mems Heavy Wooden Socks &c kind at lSC
Mems extra heavy ali wool seeks SOC Kind SIC
Mems extra fine cashmere hose in plain black fQc
fancy regular price 35c sale price AOS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01
Shoes :! Shoes /!

ehdrens Fine Dougola Shoes sizes to ~ worth 0Qc
- sale price .......O~S
Same from Is > SSC
chdren's extra fine Shoes worth no sizes firm ~
TO ~ sale price ...,t. ~
Same 10 70 worth LOO price ....-..... l.4S
Misses kangaro calf Shoes only strong zor
school shoe worth / so sale price ..-....... -
Infants Soft Shoes 25c sale price &c
Infants fancy shoes with fur trimming regular 0oc
price 65c sale price ...t+.. - -
Mems Milwaukee olgran double soes working 90
shoes worth 1 30 sale price w.
Mems working shoes with nailed bottoms regular 10
price Is sale price
Meas fine Satin calf She regular price 40 go a, f2s
Mems Extra line cotsiin shoes with wide toe I 70
worth - sale price -
Mems extra fine box calf extention soes. worth -
800 Gale price
Mems fine Union made shoes very fine sold, all 10
for $50 sale price -
Ladies' fine dongola Shoe with extension so8e regular -
2 90 shoe sale PAIGE
Our 80 extra kid Shoe military heel sale price LIB
Our g. so ladies' extension sole shoes sale pree 2os
Ladies fine patent leather werth 40G sale srce 248
We also carry a full line OF Ladies and Children warm
Shoes and Slippers very low prices
Youths fine seamless calf Shoes strap in back size = o.
TO l3 worth $50 sale price -
Sizes 13l to worth rs sale price LIZ
Underwear.
Chdrens fleece lined Underwear all sizes per piece &c
We also carry full line of Chidren's strictly all wool
Underwear at prices suit the most economical
Mems heavy fleece lined Underwear regular price soc 9Ep
sale price each w
| Our soc boys Overshirts sale price 39c
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01

$40
Ladies readg-made Jkirts and IJoists

Ladies fine walking Skirts worth A. sale Price IS
L'asns black . dress srh skirt, : rim n,.. with POS
Ladies fine Flanneettes Shirtwasts worth 75c at 80
Our : 1 ladies auS rre"'' '"ns '' waists Las
Onr 90 Shirtwaists 20 at this sale for 10
Our Ladies silk waists red pink pale blue ct
Our s 90 ladies' fine silk waists go this sale for 3S
We have big ne of ladies', misses and childrens
beautiful jackets in all the latest styles and within the
reach OF everybody.
Our IS Lace Curtains 90 at this sale for oS
Our /, 80 Bedspreads go this sale for oS
Our &C Linen window shades with fixtures hang
Table Oil Cloth at this sale per yprd IA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01
Notions.

Pins per package &c Salty Pins per package &c
Hooks and eyes per card ACCT button edoz for &c
bars Good Laundry Soap for roc
Toilet Soap per bar Best machine thread spoos
Dress Stays &c Corset Clasps &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01

But, however this may be. we are not
without misgiving over the situation at
New York. We find that, notwithstand-
ing some surface differences, the pro-
cess used by certain Of your promoting
fnanciers have strong resemblance to
the expedients which under similar cir
cumstances in Europe's past have invar-
iably ended in catastrophe. The opinion
Of the best Paris fnanciers is always
disinterested on this question, and, in
fact, is disposed to friendliness towards
America They are quite aware, however,
that what has made possible the i'm
mense economic expansion OF the United
States. and what has made you so proud
of your new economic power and so
confident OF the future. is the extraordi-
nary expansion Of your exports. Thanks
to those exports. you found yourselves
not long ago a very large creditor OF
Europe. Now the United States has
again become our debtor. 1t is our
hope as well as yours that the coming
American harvests viii be altogether ia
vorable. But the situation none the less
seems to demand prudence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
ODD TELEPHONE WAR
SheIdon's. Book Blamed for Situation
at Indiana Town.

Indianapolis, May 3.-A telephone COM
pany planning to open a big grocery bus
mess is the sensation of Marion. Grant
+ county.
1 Telephone and groceries-the Merchants
I and Grocers' association and the Central
\ Union Telephone company-have got into
a bad tumble at Marion. and merry war
| is in progress.
A year ago A. 3. Norton started 4 groc-
cry store which was to be conducted as
/ Christ would run It," the inspiration for
the venture being received from read
ing of Mr.. Sheldons book. Grocer Nor
ton started out 10 do a cash business at
small profit. paid his clerks every night.
purchased his own stock on a cash basis.
and every night saw him even with the
world in one sense and a little ahead in
another.
But Norton refused to run any delivery
wagons and all who purchased Of him
were compelled TO carry their Own goods
home, for Mr.. Norton contended that
Christ would not have encouraged people
in such lsziness as refused TO invoke ef-
fort to carry home parcel OF sugar or
other goods purchased at store.
sons refused to patronize him, and espec-
tally that class that had telephones in
their homes and had been accustomed TO
ordering their daily supplies in that way.
Norton was doing eli the business he
cared for. however. and was doing 1t on
a perfectly safe basis.
This was the status when a new tele-
phone company strung sts wires in Mar
ion and entered into competition with the
Central union. which had a monopoly Of
the business.
The Central refused to meet the rate OF
the newcomer. and many Of the citizens
became its patrons. but the Central stni
had majority OF its Instruments in the
residences OF the town. and the merch-
ants and grocers were compelled 70 keep
two telephones IN their places Of bust
ness.
Some two weeks ago the Merchants ard
Grocers' association held a meeting and
adopted a resolution 70 patrouize only the
home telephone company. and the next
day all the Central's instruments were or
dered out. The Central officers applied 10
Norton and offered 10 put its telephone
into his store and deliver groceries TO the
homes OF it's own patrons free Of charge
and the deal was made.
Business started Up with fresh vlgor.
at Norton's store. and morning. noon and
night the Central Unions wagons and
drivers were busy delivering goods over
the town As nearly all the residences
had Central Union phones and none Of
the business houses had them. Norton
received practically ali the orders that
hsd before been distributed among many.
and he found i impossible TO take care
Of the increased business
For the first time since Norton opened
the store on the new plan the business /
began 20 De irksome. There was no trouble |
about money. sor the Central Union made |
itself responsible for ali orders that us /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
SENATOR TO WED AUTHOR
Stephen w. Dorsey Will Settle Down
With Poultney Bigeiow's Dauahter.


San Francisco, May S1-After a long
and useful career devoted to the service
Of his country, ex-senator Stephen W.
Dorsey, soldier and statesman. is about
to become a benedict and settle down
to quiet home life in Los Angeles the
most beautiful city in California
The senator has chosen as his bride
Miss Laura Bigelow. eldest daughter of
the famous authorgand statesman, John
Bigelow.
The arrangements for the wedding have
rot yet been completed, but it is under
stood it will take place within the next
month. After the ceremony the senator
and his bride viii probably take a short
trip to Europe before going 10 their
California home
The prospective bride comes from a
family we'll known in literary circles.
Her father was an author Of ability. and
her younger brother, Poultney Bigelow,
has achieved worldwide reputation.
Miss Grace. a sister has also had her
share OF honors through the faithfulness
of her translation of ''Von Moltke's Let
ters from Russia
For the last few years Miss Laura, with
the rest of the family. has been a resi-
dent of England. At present she, with
her mother and sister. is stopping al the
Grenoble hotel in this city Poultney
Bigelow sailed yesterday for England,
after short visit to this country
Up to the present the life of Senator
Dorsey has been one of action and ener-
gy. He was born in Vernon in 1874. and
received a liberal education in his native
state After leaving college he went TO
Oberlin, Ohio Afterward he served in
the war of the rebellion
When the war was over Senator Dor
sey returned 10 Ohio, and found employ
ment in the Office of the Sandusky Tool
company. where. by his energy aud at
tention to business. he rose rapidly and
was soon the president OF the company
At the same time he was appointed pres
ident OF the Arkansas Central railway
This latter position necessitated his be-
coming a resident of Arkansas. In the
years succeeding he became interested
in politics and served as chairman on
both the county and state committees of
his party.
Later ne was elected to the senate.
where he served from 1873 to 1879. During
his term he was instrumental in bring
ing large portions of the south into a
closer postal intercourse with the rest II
the country his work along these lines
was marked with fairness and foresight.
Senator Dorsey has laid the foundation
for many fortunes besides his own. he
has many friends. and to many of them
the announcement OF his approaching
ma rriage viii come as surprise
The new home Of the senator 10 which .
he viii take his wife. is situated in one
o. the prettiest portions Of Los Angeles. /
and no expense has been spared TO make I
it as beautiful and comfortable as pos f
sible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
WAS CRUEL MYTH
Miss Nellie Lake Deceived by Mar
ried Man.

Miss Nellie Lake Deceived by Mar.
ried Man.
sault Ste Marie. Mich. May Stew
stories OF modern fiction equal in dramat-
&c power OF the tales Of the romantic
courtship which had its beginning in the
pretty little English oity Of Truro and
the last chapter Of which Is being con-
summated in court house sr Manitoba.
Mrs. Nellie Lake, q beautiful English
girl. is the one who was Just cruelty de-
ceived. she recently visited this city.
\ few years ago Miss Lake received
a letter from man who slgusd him
self as William Graham The writer
the parks. she DID SO and soon fell IN
love and shortly after Became engaged.
Graham left for Canada leaving The elrl
behind
For time LETTERS we're received by
Miss Lake In which Graham told how
he had discovered soTne valuable min
ms property IN the vicinity ~ The 500.
soon after thai Hiss Lake received q
letter from a man who signed himself
Donald McFau He said that ne was a
friend Of Graham's ana that Graham bad
been shot while on q hunting trip and
had died few days later wlth the
letter was = copy Of a local paper de-
scrihiRg the accident
Shortly Afterwards Graham wrote her
that it was a cruel hoax. The article
l. the paper vas soke
Last January Graham wrote Mss Lake
10 oometo him She arrived AZ Hslifax.
crossed the continent ard stored ia The
500 Tor several DAYS ard net q nu-uner
81 peopl.~esre. She stopped with hcr a-ut
Mrs GesHe Mettinser. IN ths Nsw Set
Element.
a little over three weeks ago Miss
Lake left the 500 20 continue her sa1--
hey 10 RosSland- The srranEerert pas
hat she should telegraph Grshsu JET
before she !sSt the Soc. telling him wAzt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
POETRY FIGURES IN DIVORCE
Woman Declares She Found Passion
ate Soma Of Another to Her Husband.


Chicago. May Glove likened unto
music, the mating of two hearts pictured
as a duet, In which a woman plays her
pare Of the melody with accuracy and
passion while the man touches the keys
with careles hand and causes discords,
is set forth in q poem introduced in evil
dence during the hearing of the divorce
case brough by Mrs. Alta Tilton against
Howard Tilton. just concluded before
Judge Roberts.
Mrs. Tilton. who lives at Isl Dibleo St.
Cleveland. Ohio, charged her husband
with infldelity. She related TO the court
that she went to ner husbands room.
az 1885 Michigan avenue one day and
found there a letter from another woman
and also the poetry referred to- The
poetry is said to have been written by
a Mrs. W. D. Knight, whom Mrs. Tilton
declares she saw once at distance.
SENT TO HER HUSBAND.
She alleged that the poetry was con-
tanned in an envelope addressed 10 her
husband. 1t is as follows:
Into the beat of loves bright measure
Has crept a curious jar and halt;
ure,
But haye kept time-'tis not my fault
When I struck false chords WINGED and
bore it;
You turned wrong pages and then blam-
ed me;
You skipped whole bars when we tried
TO go over 1t.
And now we are hopelessly out of key.
And you are penitent. dear and ready
To try the whole melody once again,
But 1 am worn out and my hand is IN
steady;
1 tell you 1 canot go over the strain.
My nerves are unstrung and my head is
aweary.
have lost all interest and do not care.
You must play it alone; If the task is
dreary-
Why, just remember who spoiled the air.
What fearful discords we make In closing.
Though our torch was perfect when
we began:
The piece is worthy an angels finger,
But tbs badly rendered-always by man.
I played my part with power and passion,
And now I am done with that duet,
But you ran through II in idle fashion,
You'll play 1t better with some one yet.
IF you had been a poet you would have
suited your husband better, perhaps"
said Judge Roberts to Mrs. Tilton.
I suppose 1 would have replied the
witness
Mrs. Tilton asserted that she discovered
last summer that her husband was false
t. her and left him
Mrs. Tilton introduced in evidence,
through her attorney. r. NJ. Fairchild.
another letter in which a woman signing
her name Della told Tilton that she
was just dying TO see him." The couple /
have one child, Amy T. Tilton. years
old. Mrs. Tilton says she does not know
her husbands address.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-ReaI Estate;
A 2-story brick. on Main street; pays 10
per cent net
A 2-story frame business house on East
Douglas. % feet. pays II per cent.
4 7-Toom residence. on y. Lawrence
avenue. 100 feet. must be sold. q 80.
a s-room cottage close in, rents for -
per month. Price. $3.50
a modern. new cottage. rents for 81 81
per month Price. Sl.S9-
A 5-roofn cottage. close IN. month. 81
feet: must DC sold. S154
80 feet east front or Market street.
south OF Thirteenth. 2 snap. $50
lots or Cleveland near ingalls, school,
corner. 500
n feet. on Emporia. r0rth q Kellogg
street must be sold. S550
100 feet. east front, on North Emporia.
south Of Thirteenth street. a snap {l.lsH-
AT S-rocrn residence close IN. north.
rents si7 50 Per month. BOO.
A 7-roorn cottage With acres ~ fruit
and alfalfa s1.ee
\ ie-roona residence. . acres. well inn
proved. snap. Sos.
an S0-acre farm. Eailes from court
house. per acre. 81.
2S0-acre farm. miles north of packing
houses. well improved. one-inird u
wheat crop. and possession july j., ~
sie per acre.
sS0-acrs dairy and stock farm. krkan-
sas river bottom. Joins the city. y sod
this week. price IS per acre.
n. ". KEoHASE & co. ls y. Main
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01

tons rule by settling every evening. and
thus relieving him from any apprehen-
sion of his affairs becoming entanaled if
he should be called hence before morning.
But the hurrying and scurring Of many
clerks, the constant jfngling of the tele
phone bell and the other worries that
came with the new conditions wrought
upon him sensibly.
Besides this. there were many mistakes
in filling orders which had never occur
red and could not occur under the old
system. and the complaints that followed
almost drove him insane
The Central Union was having troubles
in fits new field that added perceptibly 10
its burdens also. Housewives found the
telephone line connecting with Norton's
grocery nearly always busy, and dinners
and suppers were delayed and subands
exasperated all over the city.
Another telephone was installed, but the
congestion was only slightly relieved. and
in sheer desperation the local manager
called upon President Join Sabine Of
Chicago to come 10 Marion and see what
could be done to relieve the situation of
its increasing ills. That Official arrived
-s4DiiNds anu went Cdftluily over
ground with the local manager.
Now the announcement is made that
the Central Union viii Itself gu into the
grocery business. Norton has refused II
enlarge his stock. ard also expresses a
desire to get rid Of the agresmea with the
Central Union that he might return to ris
old manner Of doing business snd wkich
he believes was more in accord with tie
methods that Christ you'll have invoked
had He been a grocer
The Central Unions plan, it is said, is
to serve persons who use it telephones
at practically the cost Of the goods. the
only object in view being 20 retain its
patrons and 70 secure more for the tele-
phone service. It says that. as the merch-
ants and grocers refuse TO use its phones.
it IS under a moral obligation to overcome
the resultant Inconvenience to its patrons
as much as possible
Mr.. Sabine says that it will be entirely
practicable to run a grocery store in such
a connection, for all staples in the grocery
trade are practically the same, and not
one purchaser in a hundred cares to in
spect such goods before making purchas-
es The same. he says. is true Of meats
and vegetables. and the Central Union
viii be careful TO provide the best and at
prices which VIII defy competition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
RATES
s. AND So PER DAY
B. [. EATON. Proprietor

train she vas taking 50 that re could
meet her.
She arrived in Rossland one Sunday
night ard Immediately inquired for era
ham Not finding MIN. she followed his
Instructions and went to the roozs en-
gagged for her az the Bigel0w house Toe
next day. after vsiniy awaiting for ora
Ia INTO put IL an appearance she went
% the post-ofFlce and made inquiries for
his address Then she learned tina, the
post-orhCe authoritative. knew no such
man As Graham. but letter, that came
for him were received b. one " 3. q
Collins
Then the whole miserable truth came
out 10 such mar IS TIlfred Graham, cx-
listed Collins was the man she had net
IN England Collins vas 4 mar with
Nife ard SIX children. prominent on
cer q the Leading church % Rosslsrs,i.
Collins had beer 70 England on a bust
ness trip. had met her and fooled Der.
AMI when he got hack home keps %
his hesrtissS deception
Collins Was Immediately arrested and
hi s9rslirninzry trial on charge % for
ssry tock place last week
TIE charges against Collins % forgery
and The ssnaszE of false letters ~ere sat
% a higher court ard sll Be tr1ed IN
Rosslard this r-o1;h- His resignation II
church officer has besn accepted and Re
vas suspended from membership pen6IuE
further Investigation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
COMING EVENTS OF I'M
PORTANCE IN WICHITA.

Saturday, May 3t-cIass Day
Exercises Fairmount College.
Saturday, May 31-Entertain-
ment by Musical Department OF
Friends University.
Sunday Morning, June r.
BaccaIaureate Sermon. Class of
1902, Paramount College, at
the Plymouth Congregational
Church.
Sunday Morning, June l.
BaccaIaureate Sermon, Class of
1902, Friends University, First
M. &. Church.
Monday, June 2-Commence-
ment Exercises of Academic
Department, Paramount College.
Monday, June 2-Song Re-
cital Musical Department of
Friends University.
Monday, June 2-Auctioneers'
State Association Meeting.
Tuesday, June address by
DR.. William Potts George, PIym-
outh Congregational Church.
Tuesday, June 3-Piano Re-
cital Musical Department of
Friends University.
Tuesday, June 3-Annual
Closing Concert of the Sickner
Conservatory.
Wednesday, June 4-com-
mencement Exercises of Fair
mount College.
Wednesday, June Address
to Normal Department Of
Friends University by Rev. J.
o. Ritchey. A
rnencement Exercises School Of
Arts OF Friends University, Rus
sell Hall; Address by Or. w.
A. CuayIe.
Thursday, June 5-cor-
mencement Exercises of Lewis
Academy, First Presbyterian
Church.
Thursday Evening, June s.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Between June I and 1o-Meet-
ing of Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Wednesday, June ff-Com-
mencement Exercises Of Mount
Carmel Academy.
Thursday, June 26-Graduat-
ina Exercises Pro-Cathedrai
School.
Friday, June N-Annuai
State Convention UnIversalist
Church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
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