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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-29

made me-" easily retorted the master of
Hochfels. by this time you have probably
learned am an opponent to be feared"
LAS one fears the assassin's knife or
treacherous onslaught" said the fool
Did not say. when you left that night,
the truce was over?' returned the king o
guest. frowning.
True was the ironical answer Fore
warned, forearmed And that sort Of war.
fare was to be expected from the bastard
of Pfalz-Urfeld.'
Well unreservedly replied the free baron.
who for reasons of his own chose not to
challenge the affront. 'in those two Instances
you were not worsted. And as for the
trooper who attacked you'll know not
whether your lance or the doctors lancet
is responsible for his taking or, But you
met him with true attaint. You would have
made a good soldier. It is to b regretted
you did not place your fortune with mine
but It Is too late now" a
Yes" answered the PLEASANT, ut IL too
late"
Louis Of Hochfels gave him sharp look
You cling yet to some for1orn hopef'
To the fool came the vision OF brother
jester speeding southwark, ever southwark.
The free baroh smiled.
"CaiIletts. perhapsf' he suggested For q
moment he enjoysd his triumph. watching
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A contemptuous smile crossed the free
baron's face.
And tell him how you dared look up to
his mistress? That you sought to save her
from another. while you yourself poured
your own burning tale into her ear? Two
things l most admire in nature" went on
the free baron, with emphasis. "A dare
devil who stops not for man or satan, and
an honest man. You take but compro-
missing middle course: and will hang a hy-
bird. from some convenient limb
But not without first knowing that you,
too, In all likelihood. will adorn an equally
suitable branch. my lord of the thieves
rookery," said the jester. smiling
Louis of Hochfels responded with an ugly
look. His bioodshot eyes took fire beneath
the provocation.
Fool. you expect your duke will inter
vene? he exclaimed. mot when he has
been told all by the king. or the princess"
he sneered. do you think she cares? You,
| a motley fool; theme for jest between US"
But when she learns about you?" re-
torted the PLEASANT. significantly.
"She will cen be mistress of my castle"
CASTER" laughed the jester. "a rob-
bers aery! fOotpads retreat! A rifier of
the roads become a great lord? You of
royal blood! Then was your father king
of thievesp'
The free baron's face worked fearfully;
the kingly part of him had been a matter
of fanattcal pride; through it did he believe
he was destined to power and honors. But
before the cutting irony Of the PLEASANT.
that which is heaven-born-self- control
dropped from him; the mad, brutal rage Of
the peasant surged In his veins,
Infuriate his hand sought his sword. but
before he could draw 1t the fool. anticipat-
ing his purpose. had rushed upon him with
such impetuostty and suddenness that the
kings guest. In spite of his bulk and
strength. was thrust against the wall. Like
q grip Of iron. the TESTERS fingers were bur-
led In hts opponents throat. For one SO.
youthful and slender In build. his power
was remarkable. and strive as he might.
~
on Although his arms pressed with crush;
ing force about the figure Of the fool, the
hand at his throat never relaxed. He an
but, like tiger. the Jester chung: to and fro.
they swayed: to the free baron. suffocated
by that gauntlet Of steel. the room was al
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sentinels? 1t will attract less attention to
have him stopped there than here.''
All this. spoken brusquely, was accom-
panied by frank, insolent looks which be-
meath their seeming openness concealed an
intentness of purpose and shrewd pene-
tration. Only the first abrupt change in
the FOOLS look, a slight one though 1t was,
betrayed the jester to his caller. In that
swiftly passing CLEAN, as the free baron
spoke of Austria, and not of Spain, the other
read full confirmatiopi Of what he desired
to know.
He will do his BEST commented the jes-
and man Can Do no q more" retorted the
kings guest. "Manyalbattle has been thus
Dr Hs had Io sened to Svoke from the na,s-
ant some further expression of self-content
in his plans for thu future, but the other
had become guardad.dt4
What If he offered the fool clemency? ask
ed the princess betrothed of himself. If the
jester had confidence in the future he would
naturally rather rernadn In the narrow con-
fines OF his dark chamber than consider
proposals from one whom he believed he
would yet overcome The free baron began
to enjoy this strategic duphcity of IAN
guage; the enviroping, dangers lent zest to
equivocation; the seduction of finding him.
became intoxicating to his egotism.
why" he said pat ronizingly. surveying
the slender figure OF the fool, "a good man
should die by the sword rather than go to
the 6cauOl0. Wnat II were 10 overlook
Caillette and the rest? He Is harmless
more shrewdly: let him. go. Az for the
princess-well, you're young; in the hey
day for such nonsense have never yet
Quarreled seriously with man for womau's
sake. There are many Grayer causes for
contentious purse Or 9 Tow acres of land;
right royal warfare.r Il I get tho king to
forgive you. and the princess to overlook
your onense, will ,yop well and truthfully
serve met" =. --ss7s
''Neverr' answered this fool. promptly
HE - sure the message WIN reach
kings guest Yet he continued aloud IN
q tone Of mockery. you did not hesitate to
betray your master yourself. Why, then,
Will you not betray him to mar
ITO him will answer. not to- you." re-
turned the Jester, calmly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-29
Weak
HEART FROM ATTACK
OF LAGRIPPE.
Palpitation, Sn1othering,
Short Breath.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure
Cured Me.

The terrible after effects Of LaGrippe most
dangerous when they attack the heart, the engine
OF life. Weak hearts common weak stom-
achs and when attack Is made upon the weak
heart that organ becomes a diseased heart
and the patient will. unless promptly treated,
suffer long and eventually die Of heart disease,
the dread Of millions. DR.. Niles Heart Cure
strengthens and regulates the hearts action, en-
riches the blood and improves the circulation.
Some years ago 1 had attack OF the grip.
and 1t left me with very weak heart Papita-
ton, shortness Of breath and smothering spells
that made me sit up In bed to breathe rcbbine
me- Of sleep, made me most miserable. / would
become fatgued and exhausted from the least
exertion and was in such critical condition that
could not attend to my business. My physician
seemed unable to control my case. and instead Of
getting better I was gradually growing weaker
every day. Then began taking DR.. Miles Heart
Cure, and after l had used two bottles was
greatly improved. I continued with the remedy
until I had taken In all six bottles, when was
able to attend to business without Inconvenience,
was completely and permanently cured OF heart
trouble by DIR. Miles Heart Cure and cheerfuIly
recommend 1t to all sufferers from that terrible
sfiiction. H. II. EHI.E. Gloversville. n. Y.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle DR.,
Miles Remedies. Send for free book Nervous
and Heart Diseases Address DR.. Miles Medical
Co., Elkhart, Ind
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sSM1G8@DNSA

Tomato and Pepper Salad, French Dressing,
Fruit, Cake Tea.
DINNER
Cream Of Tomato SOUP
Broiled Steak Mushroom Sauce
Boiled Rice, Stuffed Squash,
Celery Salad Mayonnaise,
Baked Apple Dumplings. Hard Sauce.
Cheese, Waters,
Coffee
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COMMANDER PEMBERToN.
Found Dead in His Bed at East Orange.


A special dispatch from East Orange, N.
j., says that Lieutenant Commander John
Pemberton. United States navy. retired.
was found dead yesterday in his bed at
the residence of his daughter. Mrs N. B.
Mclean, 565 Park avenue, East Orange
He had been a sufferer from heart disease
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
WOULD STOP
PEDDLINC.

the councilmen attention riyited
on the big pile of rejected bonds. Wis
ions the coin that the city would loose
should the letter and spirit OF the law
be lived mp TO. there was an aching
in the hearts of the councilmen that
caused them TO relent when the curtain
was rung up tor the second act. All
of the bonds were approved excepting
that Of Rundquist Bros. The list of
Licenses with bondsmen is as follows;
part OF official record
Varney and Harbour as principals
with L. as cohen John Harbour suretie
Isaac Cohen as principal with A. M.
Darling b. r. Webb sureties
Frank Sterims as principal with
Sylvester Challinain Alex Dalpra
sureties.
Abe Warshaskey as principal with
Nathan Warhaskey Peter Warhsskey
sureties
Paul Schook as principal with Carl
A. Day Louis A. Henry sureties.
Charles Carlson as principal with
Martin Rogan Andrew Nelson sure
ties.
Camili Attic and John Francioni as
phi lcipals with Ro; Jackson Alex
ID lpra sureties
Ben Whalon as principal with Paul
Schook, Jacob Binder sureties.
Matt AntiIla as principal with Roger
jackson. John Tufts sureties.
Alex Dalpra as principal with AL.
Charon Thomas Richards suret es
John Moberg principal with Andrew
Nelson, Ole I. Nelson sureties
Erick Erickson as principal with
Ed. Martin, Casper Aberle sureties.
Natalie Pintarelle and John Caterer
as principals with FIety Merkie Sylvetn
Challancin sureties
Perry Bros as principals with John
Baur Richard T. Hollow snreties.
Swanson and Floodstrand as principal
with John Hasselstrom, Richard T.
Hollow sureties.
Gust Carlson and company az princi
pals with Charlie Lind Werner Fahler
sureties.
John Stolberg as principals with
John Lind, John Scderman. sureties
The Rundquist application was laid
aside because of complaints that the
place is "A menace to the public morals
and committee was appointed to
investigate the place and report at tie
next meeting.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
THE srAMBAuaH DISTRICT.

Gradually the trend Of exploratory
work is extending TO the to the north
east and southwest in the Stambaugh
district The operation Of the divers
on the Baker farm is step in the
former direction and the recent entry
Of the Penn Iron Mining company into
the field and the optioning TO them of
the McKinnon lands to the south Of
the Fogarty IS d step in.the opposite.
There is much conjecture as TO what
the Penn people intend doing but il IL
quite we'll understood that they have
concluded to take the lands in question.
General Manager Kelly was at STAN
baugn last Tuesday and il is supposed
that his mission there was TO close the
deal.
IN addition TO the Penn peoples en-
try into the district there is a stir over
about the Hiawatha where the Pick
ands Mather people have optioned the
Coe and Selden properties and have
diamond drills working in an endeavor
TO prove up the worth of the small
deposits already found
The Hiawatna has on its west pro-
perty much better thing, tits thought
than on the old property, where much
ore IL being mined and things are look
ing exceptionally bright
In this connection it is rumored that
the Hiawatha is under option to one Of
the independent concerns and that il
is liable to pass into other hands 1t
is known that the Victor Schlitz people
are open for sale if they get their
price.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02

all the good ores were gobbled up long
ago By the various ore and furnace
interest. and do not figure in the
market at all
If lean non-Bessemer ore. ayerag-
ing say 50 per cent iron. comparatively
expensive TO mine, as against ores
which can be mined by stripping, or
exist in very large underground de-
posits. is worth 40 cents royalty. then
the rich ores. running from go to IS
per cent, and easily mined. ought TO
be worth from 81 to 81 per ton in the
ground.
The subsidiary mining companies OF
the steel corporation have been turning
own options right along where there
is cash payment to be made at time
of taking lease and letting the proper
ties 90 TO others, yet in general the
corporation could use these ores TO
better advantage than could most
outsiders, if we except the Snyder
interets. 1t is not as one might sup
pose, a rule subject TO no conditions
that the richer and purer an ore the
better The best ores in the Lake
Superior REGION are 80 pure that they
do not furnish Stag enough in the
blast furnace and such pure ores must
be mixed with limited quantities OF
less pure ores TO make the right max.
When the proportion of leaner ore
rises above the desired point. the
quantity OF coke and fiux required in
creases 80 fast that the cost of making
pig iron advances rapidly The cor
poation having the richest ores can use
leaner ores to advantage.
Thus the valuation of dollar ton
on his ore by j. J. Hill is not really
excessive, as while his ores are all
Mesabi, 80 are the ores whose sale is
noted above, while Hills ores comprise
some of the very best on the range,
and they are to be aid for simply as
mined the q arantee of freight for the
Hill roads not being onerous, and being
the only neaiby payment demanded
of the steel corporation.
On this basis also the valuation of
II dollar ton on the corporation s ore
is conservative rather than excessive.
They are the pick Of the whole district,
which are worth more than Mesabi.
The only question about them is their
present value, their intrinsic value
being we'll established They are re-
presented by intrest bearing securities
and the question OF ore
as mined earning the interest on ore
to be mined for years hence we have
already discussed, showing that profits
made on ore alone as mined would pay
interest on and retire the 1904, 00) 900
of bonds. and leave enough TO retire
the other securities outstanding in 30
years, with good margin to spare,
leaving the earnings Of the va .ious
operations beyond mini y to dividends
on the remaining securities
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
NEWS OF THE MINES
The Weeks Evsrts In Mining and Kindred
Industries.

attained the pockets grow in size
and get better in the grade of ore
produced. In one Of the pockets met
with recently fine grade Of bessemer
ore was encountered but such finds are
common occurrences and not much
Importance can be. attached to the find
until the thing is more developed
From present indications it would
seem that the Armenia will, with
greater depth. prose TO be not only a
large but good mine as far as the
grade of ore is concerned. IL il not
a bonanza at the present outlook but
it is valuable property.
In this connection il may be said
that as promising a property az lies in
the district ls 20 the north or the
Armenia. IL was explored ION top)
about the time the Armenia WAS first
opened and much money spent.
Mixed ore was met everywhere but
10 never cleaned up and in those days
II body didn't clean at hundred
feet it was thought to be- worthless.
In these days success generally comes
to the man who goes down and it is
not out OF the way to prophesy success
to the man who will go down on the
property referred To.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02

10 red with Mrs. Donovan and her at.
t)rneJs regarding ths lanl adjoining
tbs court no use and secure an option
on the same for sixty days for the
amour; OF !, 900 for parcel Of land
4OOxs0l feet paying for the same So
down to hold such bargain for the term
specified. On motion of Bjork. se-
lnded by Gribble that the report
DO accepted and the COMMITTEE dis
charged. Motion carried.
Motion male by Bjork, seconded by
Gribble that the following bills be
allowed Motion carried.
City of Crystal Falls. water 1900
f. Dishau, fuel to G.. w.
school 90
John Bauer, dray and express I. 20
A. &. McClurge q Co. supplies 3. OF
James w Corbett, fuel TO
Armenia school 1906
G. f. Lumber Co. lumber to
Colum bra school eco
Richard Wehse supplies to
high chooI ~ 80
: Oliver Iron Mining Co.
repairs to Col school. 90
W A. Pierce, plumbing 900
A. Lustheld, supplies 4.46
j ohm Haslstorm, Marquette
trip SEQ
A. Lustheld Marquette trip 1900
A. Justified, fere for option 500
There being no further business TO
transact adjournment was taken.
$. G. Gribble, Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
CRYSTAL Falls. Mich.


March, rs. 1903
The board met in regular session IN
the clerk s office with the following
members present Hasselstrom. Bjor k.
Justified and Gribble; absent, Pennett
Moved by Justified, seconded by
Biork that the membership on the
b ara OF education held by $. G. Ben
net be declared vacant. The vote
wa as follows Hasselstrom. yes,
Bjork, yes. Justified, yes and Gribble.
yes. Noes none Motion carried
II was moved by Justified and Sc
conded by Bjork that John II. Parks
be app, inted to fill the vacancy until
the next general election Motion
carried
There being no further business to
transact the meeting adjourned
s. J. Gribble.
Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
THE ARMENIA.

What has been known for years as
the least range of the Crystal Falls
district is just now engaging the
attention Of the iron men because Of
the good sho ing of the Armenia mine,
of the Corrigan Mckinney group.
located on the NE a of the Sc of
sec. %, 1882 IL is on land ow ned by
the ID. M. g. M. Co. and has but re-
Gently been re-opened. The east range
includes that formation beginning at
the3J6 Peck about half mile south
Of ~ Armenia and running in "A
north westerly direction over past the
Hollister and tn IN On towards Amasa.
II has been known in the past as a
very good place for an explorer TO
spend mis- money. On almost any forty
in the vicinity of the mines named a
man can put down test pit and get
some ore, but it is generally a small
sum There is well defined belt of
iron states that can be traced with a
compass for miles and much prospect
ing has been done on the states and in
their immediate vicinity. The only
ore bodies that have been shown up so
far are the Hope. now abandoned, the
Hollister also abandone the Bird
closed down and the Armenia. At all
Of these properties the outlook has been
discouraging and for many years the
Armenia wa kicked a b lut as worth
less property. II was stripped in 1893
and the information generally given
out was that the ore was 50 low and Of
such a soft texture that to operate it
was to certainly come out with less
than new dollar for an old
1t had been opened on the open cut
plan and work was confined to surface
exploring principally. A horse Of rock
crossed the old pit and stringers shot
off which rendered il almost impossible
to select the ore
In 1892 diamond drill was placed
upon the property to the northwest Of
the old deposit and various rumors
went out of the cutting Of larger
body good ore This did not prevent
the property from being abandoned,
however.
When Corrigan Mckinney aud Go.
started work at the property they We're
compelled to ink new shaft and IT.
was considered such hazard that
man, held they, would never get their
money back In fact the operators,
themselves. felt shakey at one stage of
the game, after they had nnwatered
the old workings and would have
taken what they had put into il and
moved off.
There was great deal of ore left in
the old pillars and for the first year
work was confined principally 20
screaming the old level At the same
time exploration was kept up and
things took on better appearance az
they got deeper. Finally it was
decided 70 sink the old shaft TO the
north west OF the main wori ings and
for several Inonthr ti.~ -si- -i--.s r .Lse
shaft has been progress Drifting was
started towards this shaft and some
very encouraging features were mel
with in !e way Of ore. The ore al
the present depth runs in pockets
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
DULUTH
SOUTH - SHORE
and Atlantic Railway
DO you Kent a Farm?


You can own one in Northern Michi-
gan or Wisconsin on the Duluth. South
Shore aud atlantic Railway for one
years rent.
Thousands OF acres OF fertile lands
open for settlement.
There are good opening FOR farmers
laborers and manufacturers.
There are good sites for saw mills, gris
mills, pulp mills aud tanneries.
Splendid opportunities for stock rails.
ing, dairying and diversified farming
Work can be found on farms, ia
numerous mills and on the rivers ia
summer and during the winter ia the
woods.
For further Information apply to
r. w. MAoPHERRAN.
Land t1nl misslOIer
Marquette Meth
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
VALUE OF ORE DEPOSITS.

Speaking of the ore holdings of the
steel corporations, the Philadelphia
recent sales of iron properties on the
Mesabi range says
The ores involved in these various
sales are much below the average IN
trinsic value of Lake Superior ores, but
Some Of them are mall but az depth II
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02

Moved by Bryson seconded by
johnson that the bond of Robt Munns
as city clerk be accepted. Motion
carried.
Moved by johnson seconded by
Bryson that the recommendation from
the board OF public works just read be
accepted. Motion carried.
Moved by Larsen seconded by Dawson
that the mayor appoint committee Of
two to investigate the application Of
the Rundquist Bros for a liquor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
BOARD OF EDUCA-
TON.
Crystal Falls, Mich,
March 9Th. 1903

O'Clock p. IN.
Board meet in regular session in the
clerks office with the following
members present
John Hasselstrom, A. Biork A.
Lustheld and S. j. Gribble Absent
5. c. Bennett.
Minutes of our last regular of Feb
ruary 9Th and specials of February
! and of February "a were read and
approved as read.
The report of the specia committee
consisting Of John Hasselstrom and A.
Justified reported fohs---
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02

Continued From Last Week.
Water Works
Moved by johnson seconded nv
Lerss,n abr ltjI Une position OF Supt. OF
electric light and water works be re-
iected. Yes 4, Noes. | Motion carried.
Moved by Johnson seconded by Or
monroyd that the question of hiring
a Supt. of electric light ana water
works be laid on the table until next
meeting of council Motion carried
Moved by johnson seconded by
Larson that the bonds of the city clerk
be fixed at 81, 900 % Motion carried.
Upon motion meeting was al
iourned 10 April 9Th 1908. at . o.
clock p. IN.
Robt Munns
City Clerk.
license. Motion carried.
The mayor appointed az such com
mittees Peter Bryson and j. II. John
son.
| Moved by Bryson seconded by Or
monroyd that an appropriation o
, $1,000. 90 be made towards gradin
streets at the Great Western Location
and that the street commissioners b
instructed to grade said streets. Ne
q. Noes 3. Motion lost.
Moved by Bryson seconded by Oh
monroyd that the Marshal be instruct
Q ed to have Isaac Cohen remove an
Q distractions that he has caused to b
d placed on the alley back Of the Ba
q and Waters store building. Motto
carried.
o Moved by Baur seconded by Ormor
|, royd that the mayor be instructed
instruct the street commissioner
grade two streets at the Great WesteI
location. Yes g. Nones none Motto
~ carried
Upon motion meeting adjourned.
Robt Munna
City Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
Crystal Falls, Mich. /.

Crystal Falls, Mich,
March 81, 1907
The board met in special session in
the clerk Office with the following
members resent Hasselstrom. Biork.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
"SpECKLED WITH FREE Gold"
Dividends
Begin
June lst.
a % O NO.
AND WILL SOON INCREASE
Dividends
Begin
June LIST.

published Idaho Feb Oh
Rainbow Mountain that "A vast ledge Oh
literally speckled gold
The the tunnel which being run on the
Mountain properties of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
Two things needed in Iameness.

than
Is Of Grub
to
and then disappears
Three sizes 25c, N n bottle ever whcre.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-02
Cures the hurts of anything that walks.

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