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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS-Sea bids
will be received on or before 3 O'Clock
D. m. on Saturday, the nd day of March,
1902, at the office OF and addressed To-
q. 4. Taft, superintendent Wells Fargo
IS Company Express Houston, TeNnS. Tor
the erection Of an express depot hulld-
ing and all bids so received viii be
opened Immediately thereafter
Plans and specifications Of said hWld.
Ing may be seen and fern Of proposal
can be had at the office of OH j,
LoIehn, architect, .5inz building, !lous-
The work will he let in two separate
aud distinct parts as follows The gen
tral work. and the plumbing, seweriug,
and gas fitting, and each bidder VIII DC
required to inCnsc Will his proposal Il
certified check. drawn in favor of g. A.
Taft superintendent, for the sum Of five
per cent q per cent? of the total amount
Of his hid aS lquidated damages In case
successful bidder fails to make bond as
per specifications.
The superintendent reserves the rlght
to reject any and all bids
G. A. Taft. superintendent.
Ole j. Lorehn, Architect, II
S0TTCE TO CONTRACTORS under
signed will receive bids unIl . p. IN.
Thursday, March 20, for the erection aud
completion of Il Chemical and Veterinary
Laboratory Mt the Agricultural and Nc
chanlcal College 20 cost about S26,OOO'
according 10 plans and specifications
which may be seen in my office or IN
the office Of Dodson & Scott of Waco,
after Mrch . Each bid must be accom-
panied by certified check of not less than
per cent Of the bid, payable to my
oder. to he forfeited in case The bidder
fails to sign contract and furnish good
and acceptable bond within ten days after
the bid has been accepted. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids and
Ia waive any nfOrmality In any bid. X.
IT, Whitlock, President pro tenn college
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& iHE Crescent Fountain Syringe
0'quaM rapid dow Special price 81,
pail $l10. Crescent Drug Store, $40
u street, Houston. 324
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WANTED-Tlnners, skaters and cornice
men; union shop, Torbett Germond,
Waco Texas.
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. RERFUI FORTUNE TELLER-Mrs.
tells Everything. 26c, soc, 81; re-
Z sVfs froAbles, unites separated; 1920
t(0f1 avenue; also by mall
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VISIBLE touch typewritlng on the "Bnck,"
No. 3. S35: No. 7, $50; 6O,OOO In usei
special holiday prices for cash, w. y.
Russell. general agent. Dallas. Texas. n
HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS
WANTED-Au South Texas 10 know that
Hotel Resort, Milford. Texas, offers 20
health seekers accommodations and min.
erai water second 10 none In the Siate
special rates on railroad on Missouri
Kansas and Texas midway between - y,
las and Waco. For information address
DR.. z. I. Bundy, manager, Milforaoc
Texas. Az
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MAN TO attend TO horses and general yard
work L. X. Seaman. 1917 Main street.
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THE VERY BEST business property in
Houston aud two handsome homes In
walking distance Of business center. Geo.
i. Porter & Co., 2O6l5 Main st, If
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HSG1H pILLS-Pennyroyal,

I1;1 ]3fEtNTTII IIIIlS-IennyrOy
f3H .eottonroot combined s. per
{pfAfe believing cases of suppressed
n stflcl by mail with directions.
White Medicine Co., =. o. box o,
On. IeNu~. T.
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3lE SECKE, the midwife, is now
Il 9O2 Harrington street, Filth
'fnc residence Of p. f.. Graham;
Ifl III. 2S
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a WHITE COOK wanted Immediately &C
1104 san IaCinto. 10
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WANTED Colored woman to do general
homework, 40 Charities street 3
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ANTED-E Experienced girl FOR pants nm
ishing and button hole making, inside
work steady Job. 1918 Preston. Q
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WANTED--A first class coat maker OF
once. lke uarIls0n o
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FOR RENT-A o0ACRE FARM. RE.
FORE RENTING a HOUSE CALL AND
SEE OUR LIST LIST YOUR HOUSES
AND PROPERTY WITH US. WE DE-
VOTE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
COLLECTING or RENTS. BINH &
SETTEGASr. PHONES: OLD, 7o7;
NEW SO.
2-15.O8
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WANTED Good, willing hoy not afraid OF
work who has some knowledge OF type
setting. Box sos. Houston
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WANTED--EA perlenced cook and also re
liable house girl. 1905 Main street. cor.
npr RCll q
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WANTED AT oNCE-Good cclored woman
cook stay on premises. lGl3 Mckee
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TEAMS WANTED-One hundred teams
wanted on canal work at whites STA
tlon. Texas. Apply on work or address
S. A. Robertson. contractor, Fulshcar,
Texas IL
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I'LL dies 10 know that Whites
I'd EASE, the king OF headache cures,
saatAilsefd by all druggists; 20 and 20
is. f 80
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NANTED-At ITO San Jacnto a goou
cook for family Of three Good wages,
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EXPERIENCED stenographgr desires frst
class position. Box PIT, Austin, Texas.
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WANTED-At once. hrst-cass union BAR
Der; no others need apply. j. III. Hardy.
Noakum. Texas
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NEW bugGieS and phactons; prices reason
able; we have no heavy rents or adver-
tisemcnts buy from us and avoid paying
for these expenses Model Carriage Co.
107 Milan street.
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WANTED-W Woman TO do cooking; refer
cnces required, Apply 1916 Texas.
WANlED--A nan TO sell fruits, cigars aud
papers Of train Apply Crescent News
Co Central depot
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/ r. . GRAY & co, Houston, buy, sell,
exchange real estate.
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ecRET SOCIETIES.

81
:. : !, mining Of UoTs1ou
<x ~ H. T. -, i.A y ioun CroIx No 5. A.
IN u B Work from fifteenth to eight.
"a enuih degree inclusive. Also
} election Of officers for MnS0uc
IN I4kyee wise master; Dawes H. stur- |
{1lr6g# second dcgree. EeCLyLo al!
- =
PEKSONAL,
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q. <F>rba Post for the week ending
1uSdax March !. 1902;
20]: B46 4. X: il2l; 42lt; do
81 MI. Chuhhs; 42O3; 5io3i IFS; 4253
II 4, laQ, ~ t,o-i if{ {iord tZ 155S'
wv. M ~ ~ ~. "iiinq. 1000,
f 2i!3, iii iii 419G.' w 4i19. i1I3:
10 <5ssg i5iS' n q NJ. A Use. 5iGt:
, ~ srdi; \ Place; ans: 1890: owner;
. ~ n I16i; 1891: 4l42; 41lT 42t3; 4143
~ zl1t Raphaoli X. 5. NJ Edward
W 1dkA:s Strebor, 4l69; ~; 2l9o; $40;
III 4l45; 4S@V; 4l2l; 4l1N' saw MI.
: H<tf31$ bI2l' 42.b; 4l4G; 4lIl; AL
q #: 41x& White Grl; ii9S; 54l3; 42l3;
or Y413E 1914; 42io; \. $; Jii3; 54I4i
TOT n: Alta: 4l1j: 1923; 1925.
In Sf>T7s7-fI y III. oTliTr il 10 Moore
S1,efi I;idr Or w. n. Farrls 13
Ia <.3u-~~-1.,t4 ----------
<&ANTFlp CURE for rheumatism
re IIel for 81. Address box 19S, Hons
!. AZ Texas.
u, <sSs--s<5 - I-5TI7 T7TTVT TGTZCY- Eur
%<<'' 81 .<.t 80. fn, Lo,,l-. LAWYERS cor
a Wsy,nt.'sfsF II o,t,nr. II0,,s+"n ITevos r.
IN - -. = = -,
a 2T0 $W every month for men ana
\ n wl7e1 TO eel. The cheapest accident
N ~ 33h and 4eath benefits; absolute protcc,
81 no 5i,55 49,. ,ddi in-uIrs
w LII AHN'e>N 7'o'' '''s
= -----------------
; 49, <fsY Fcclcy Institute IN the state
eg5e OF ThlT,Ey' luorPhiqiII' c4Gai
s--- S,.S a'n.'li"H ro II M u;
- 81 ~ e - ~ ~, l1oLlo1- l eA1s u
t1k ffi any better cleaning and dye
W*Ht6E&c do: matters not what you
n NJ h.yc the only steam dye plant
a <lS SfHe devoted extensively 10 tlat
<Ffn toHum Oluo' az san Jaclntu.
y 4Qnfs IL
rEES7Tf % O0vS Dron1nT oTIorij1n
d N a. yrhdiicSS,lP a., ,.ot,ii y ~
W 1919 II
8&<#% - -"
5 t<&f PING-Tbe latest machine
&Q us your horses. Mosehart
k<H
8F7772IYI' SI7I7TT fho T0IJ1Tifc - nov,
~ s<T oOi ifarri,,S,I,, 1919 20 VIZ IL
a NV 3s<s6n csii 81 y trL,,
ssslAs lI .s1nes n VI i'' ' DC
sss,sS u ,777,-IiT- T777 77--,7-,--o7
- n " 81 iA'4t', "a rHIiN W a.
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$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; one to ten years; at
lowest rates q Interest," monthly pay
ments II desired; no delay In getting your
street, or address Z. o. Box S03. If
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NNaples' Medicine store. oil Congress.
u
& Ills for ladies. yapor. dry heat and
"eulsn massage baths at our hair dress
5;Hh p.r,ors and hair store. See our new
- OF hair ornaments and combs. Wat.
- Williams 1olo Texas Ave. n
y. HUTcHINS. Navascta. Teyas, nan
1rcssIfeS salye that will cure tetter.
II rlngworp OK old sores OF any
49, price 81 per box. any one lrylpg
~ no1 Of this sAlvc not Oenedted,
0ney refunded Write for test monlals;
72B-02
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Clark & CLARK, grad
IS .American School OF Osteopathy,"
ler fQnnler. Downtown offices 32l 800
p2n pioek; treatment at residence Of
I. Nennesday and Saturday afternoons,
2 Lamar avenue; new phone $3.50, II
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FOR SALE.

HORSESUOEING-C Charges reasonable; our
shoes stay on longest; horses called for
and delivered; corns and contracted hoofs
receive careful attention. Model car
riage Co., Milan and Commerce street,
near bridge. Z
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OH LANDS for sale In the Saratoga field,
Hardin county, from onc-sIXteeuth OF an
acre mp. Write for particulars to HENRY
MALMGREN, Houston, Texas. IL
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MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Houston
city property or improved farms. Easiest
rates and terms. W. W. Miller, 504
Kium building. Houston II
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LEARN Telegraphy and Station work at
school in America, Incorporated under
the laws Of Texas for atty years. Been
In continued session under same man
ngement hfteen years. Operates main
or tuition refunded. Send for prospectus,
Dallas Telegraph College, Dallas, Texas;
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1Htt. We VrldP OurecIYCN IN mo sEC'
lN treatment of women and children.
sultal ion and examination free Drs.
"a n Ely, Moore Burnett huilding,
no. 212. Old phone $40. 1920
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~ ~ 9'I00auEt IOsTUT IeINETdNN 'VUOIH
M Hfraeuse, \. Y, February Z. 1902
{>.:' ~ Pastoriza, 304 Main street, Hous-
's '< exas; Vienna reports completion OF
#tHlsst typewriter sale ever consum'
led' Austrian ministry OF Justice,
rller competitive tests, ordered exclusive
- or smith Premier In the courts aud
fohuaets for 1900 machines.
,,..o l., c. SMITH. :
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

LANDS, LOTS AND CASH TO trade fos
coed merchandise stocks, Give full par
ticulars first letter. Address Abs. this
office 10
FOR EXCHANGE 326-acre rice farm on
canal In Liberty county, TO exchange for
residence in Houston. c. w. Haul q
Co., 30 Main street.
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{AfHfntire cost? Modern pathology
lfctt treatment, specific meditation,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05
TWILL BE A HOT ONE

Amasa is destined TO take on its old
time election aspect this year and treat
its residents to about as warm a fight
as has ever been witnessed within the
bound of the township.
The candidates for the office
Of supervisor are Charles Il. Lawrence
and j. Thoburn Gibson. These names
are familiar TO the voters OF Amasa as
they have been pitted against each
other at several previous elections.
While the scrap this time is lively there
is no great personal feeling such as
has existed in prevoius contests of the
like IN the township.
Outside of the little stir that is oc-
casioned by the township political con
test there is absolutely nothing doing
in Amasa this week 1t has been many
day since the village was az quiet as
il is at the preent time We don
know what to attribute it to unless u
the fact that IL is the calm before the
storm of business and social doings
that are to come with the opening Of
the spring shipments at the mines and
the consequent additions to the work
ing forces that must necessarily follow.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05

about 30, are all monks, and ara
chosen from the best voices in all Ihs
Russian monasteries, says a Londan
paper.
When fine singer appears amOaG
the novitiates he Is sent TO the non,-
astery of Alexander Nevosld, whcrs
he is trained as carefully as an oprra
singer, and remains there doing notk.-
ing except assisting at the music af
mass in the morning and vesperS IN
the afternoon, until he becomes aged
when he is retired on a pensinn-
Some of the voices are of marveloaa
strength and sweetness, and IL is said
that every man in the choir can shat
ter an ordinary glass into fragments
by singing into it, SO powerful anp
the vibrations OF his tones
The monks are all vegetarianG
They never eat meat. The rules 90
the Russian church forbid them "a
shave, and their hair is worn lilSr n
woman's. Unlike ordinary monks
they are fastidious about their APP
pearance, and put up their hair sud
whiskers in papers every night, ~
that they are wavy and curly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05
ST. PAUL'S ARMLESS MAN.
Though Unfortunate, He Has More
Attention Paid Him Than Many
Who Have Two Arms.

A man without arms is not to be
envied. although in some respects he
receives more attention than one
would at first suppose The old man
who sits under the shadow Of ST.
Paul's is an example, says the New
York Sun.
He has been there day after day
for two years, some say longer. lie
is there to sell his little wares
lie is fond Of his pipe There is
always some one around who fills
the bowl, puts the stem between his
lips, lights match and fires the
tobacco.
All the armless man has 70 do is
to draw and puff. Many man with
two arms has greater difficulty in
getting his pipe 10 work.
II a storm breaks upon the curb
dealer suddenly some one volunteers
to bundle up his goods and carry
them 10 shelter Occasionally a man
with an umbrella offers the armless
man protection.
lie also has some one 10 feed him.
He does not have tho trouble Of cut
ting a beefsteak To him knives and
forks and spoons are superfiuous.
At least this Is the suppositon 81
man Who has two arms. and who
stood looking AZ the armless man az
ST. pauls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05
HOW HE BECAME PROMINENT.
by "a Facetious Travelling
Man.

''He is quite a prominent man N
the neighborhood." said the village
merchant 20 the travelling mar.
speaking of a gentleman who has
just left the store. relates the Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
"What does man have 60 do tx
become prominent in this neighbor-
hood?" asked the travelling mas
GROSSLY, for business was not very
good with him that day.
"Oh," said the merchant, The MAJ
do any one of many things and some
times become prominent, or even IA
nous. by doing nothing, like old
Hiram Rees. who, by just living foo
% years, has become the oldest man
in the township. Some men become
prominent by taking prizes at thE
county fair, some by raising big
wheat crops. some by paying their
debts, and some by never paying amp
thing. | knew a man once who DO
came prominent because his WIFI.
made good biscuits, and you will b.
come prominent in this locality BE-
cause ! fred you out Of my place for
making light of things serious"
And then he took the travelling
man by the ear, led him 60 the door,
and kicked him into the muddy
road.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05
CHANGE OF DOCTORS.

ID. A. NJ. Darling. of Crystal Falls
mas succeeded Or. McBurney as mine
physician at the Michigan mine, the
change taking place the first of the
month. DR.. A. Nj. Darling was here
one day this week getting acquainted
with the work. There is much spec
ulation in the village as 10 the arrange
ments that will be made for emergency
cases as il is generally conceded that
the work there at the present time Is
not sufficient to compensate "A doctor
for remaining here all Of his time, 1t
is understood that the arrangement is
TO have the doctor make tri-weekly
trips TO the Michigan and the Gibson
mines and that he is TO be provided
with transportation by the railroad
company. The magnificent hospital
at Crystal Falls will be open to the
men at the mines the same as il is to
the men about the Crystal Fall mines.
The only drawback with those effected
is as to what will be done in case any
thing occurs after 8 90 p. m. that will
require the presence Of the doctor as
there is no night operator at the Falls
and no telephone connections. This,
of course, can be got around by getting
ont one of the operators here and cal
ling up Iron Mountain and have Iron
Mountain call the Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05
A QUEER WEDDING FEAST.
Although Greedy ChTld
Fell Into IL

The wedding feast has from time
immemorial played an importanf
part In Maorilaud S. Percy Smith,
the surveyor general of New Zealand.
says Woman's Home Companion.
gives this account Of one such feaSts
The guests numbered hundreds, and
when the sweetencd paste was 70 be
served no dish could Ice found large
enough Accordingly a large canoe
was brought cleaned after their by
no.means particular fashion, and int@
this ihp paste WAS put AS the null
titude sat about H. each dipping iE
and helping himself with the mussa
shells, which they use instead 81
spoons, greedy child fell hcadfrsG
into the canoe, being entirely i'm
mersed ia the food Quickly rescued.
il was decided il would never do t.
waste 50 much good food so the liz
tie one was passed from one 20 m
other along the line Of guests, who
proceeded to icR him over untN
clean.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05
HE HAD HIS SUSPICION.
The Colored Southern Minister
Looked Askance at Andrew
Carnegie's $50 Bill.

1t is related that on the last tour OF
President Mckinley in the south, An
drew Carnegie was in the party, and all
were asked to attend a negro church in
Thomasville, Ga. where a very fervid
colored minister ofiiciated, says the
Des Moines Leader.
1t is said that whenever a lull came
In the services the deacons took up
collection, but through hospitable mo-
tives avoided passing the box TO the
white visitors. The old pastor rose at
last and preached a sermon that was
at the same time eloquent, earnest and
ridiculous-preaching right at the
white folks-and his description Of the
poverty Of the church was so impress
sive that when the deacons passed the
contribution boxes around for the
third time Mr.. Carnegie intercepted
one and dropped $50 bill in the box.
The old preacher counted their con-
tents. When he had finished he placed
a handful of small change on one side
and a crisp grenback on the other,
Clearing his throat he said
"Breddern. we has been greatly
blessed by dish yer contribution. We
has heah TO dollahs an fo'ty cents dat
is good, an If de $50 bill put in by de
white gemman wild de gray whiskersi Is
also good we Is blessed a whole lot
NOAH" And he looked suspiciously at
the giver Of libraries and campaign
funds
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05

The Present Prince of Wales l. thu
First Who HAS Been an Actual
sailor.

British service pnpers have noted
that the prince 0l Wales Is the ffsf
heir apparent 10 the British crows
rs hold ara acfual c0mmi sion in fht
navy ihe senior service on this Side
OF the water Hitherto thc heir ~
parrHi ha hctu put into the army.
and any naval ra he may have bcN
has been purely honorary The same
rule was followed in the cusc Of the
SONS OF The present king; Prince
Edward WAS made soldier, and died
while major IN hdssa regiment.
Prince George was made a sailor, and
has commanded his own ship on
regular cruise Now, by the death ~
his elder brother H. becomes prince
OF Wales, The FIRST of the line Go be
o sailor Hitherto hc has been pro
NOTED rapidly but with decent pc
Rod of service III ach rank, until be
now holds the commission OF captain
Hereafter his promotion viii be- very
rapid and his new grades will be
honorary. as &c VIII not longer be adj
tisablc for the heir 60 the crown "a
60 20 sea in command of a feet, or
TO take The risks OF a naval officer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05


There is change ia the manage
inent of the Amasa posi- Office the pleas
ant countenance of Mabel Morey being
no longer seen behind the window
Her place Is taken this week 10y Miss
Bruseau but it is pretty well under
stood that Postmaster Exrum sister
will come here in a short time to take
charge Of the Office
Quite number from here attended
the Woodmen dance at the Falls. Emil
Bruseau, Euclid Provost and And OF
son were among the number.
Iver Olson was at the Falls with the
ballot yesterday getting it printed
Miss Anna Seberg came mp from the
Falls to display her exceptionally fine
stock of millinery aud she did a very
good business here
Emil Pavlick informs us that he is
thinking Of breaking MP house Keeping
on account Of his being unable to secure
house.
VIII Bolitho was 40 the Falls Thurs
day settling up the business for the
township treasurer with the county
treasurer
Miss Ida Miesler visited with Amasa
friends here the fore part 81 the week.
returning 60 the Falls In time to take
in zinc Zig Woodman dance
Ia GRIPPE QUICKLY CURED.
In the winter Of 1898 aud 1899 was
taken down with a severe attack Of
what is called La Grippe. says r +.
Hewitt. prominent druggist Of Win
field. nj The only medicine ! used
was two bottles Of Chamberlain = Cough
Remedy Il broke mp the cold and
stopped the coughing like magic and T
have never been troubled with Grippe
since. Chamberlain cough RENE iy
can always be depended upon 70 break
up a severe cold and ward OF any
threatening attack Of pneumonia It
4. pleasant 70 take too, which makes
IL the more desirable and one Of the
most popular preparations in use for
These ailments For sale 40 Cole $
Pharmacy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05
BEST OF RUSSIAN SINGERS.
Monks whose Voices Are Capable 81
shntterIng an Ordinary
Glass

Russia boasts Of the worlds grcnt-
est choir. II Is in the cathedral OF
Alexander NevoslSi. IN So Petersburg.
and Is attached Go convent erected
in honor Of the patron saint of Russ
STA. It's members, Of whom there are
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-05

Mercy Hospital 70 services in dip-
liberia cases at Ion River. POS. 05
p J. Aronson, 20 groceries furnish
ed diptheria cases at Iron Riv
er. 70l
E. zimmerman, 70 medicine furn-
ished diptheria cases at Iron
River, 1850 %