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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04

Rev. john S. Cox of Wake, Ark, writes:
For u years 1 suffered from Yellow
Jaundice. l consulted a number of physi-
clans and tried all sorts of medicines
but got no relief. Then I began the use
of Electric Bitters and feel that am now
cured of a disease that had me in it's
grasp for IL years" If you want a relia-
Bile medicine for liver and kidney trouble,
stomach disorder or general debility, get
Electric Bitters. It's guaranteed by Arm
old Drug Co., SH n. Kansas ave. Only SOC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04
Special Low Rates to the Southwest.

Special Low Rates to the Southwest.
On October to Is, the Frisco System
will sell from Kansas City one way
Colonist tickets to all points in Oklaho-
ma and Indian Territory at rate of Sc 90
and to Fort Worth, Brownwood, San
Antonio, Houston, Galveston and many
other important points in Texas at rate
of S. so.
On same dates Round Trip tickets
will be sold at rate of $500 unless one
fare plus $500 makes less. Round trip
tickets limited to 21 days and stop-ov-
ers allowed in both directions.
Call on your nearest ticket agent for
information, or write
]. c. LOVRIEN
Asst Gen1 Pass'r Agent, Frisco Sys-
tenn, Kansas City, Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04
10 You Want to Save s15.OO2

You'll do it, if you buy a Colonist
ticket to California from me between
September Is and October Is. Tickets
will cost more later on. Fast trains
Pullman sleepers daily. Excursions
under personal escort three times a
week. Liberal stopovers. I'd like to
tell you about this. T. L. KING
c. P. & T. A., Topeka, Kas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04

clared an issue and a menace to the
peace of the laboring men. The Re-
publican party is entirely hostile to the
iaboring man according to Mr. Bryan
who announced that the laDor1ng men
is not satisfied. Any one who was sat-
isfied with the present condition should
vote the Republican ticket the speaker
said
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04
ONLY woman Forecaster Dead.

Hanover, Pa, Oct. Airs. Annie
Hale Greenwald, the only woman
forecast official employed by the
United States government, is dead at
her home near here. aged 81. Mrs.
Greenwald was president of the Ma
tional Science club of washington ana
editor of a scientific journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04
Young Hoar for Congress.

Worcester, Mass. Oct. 4-The Re-
publican convention for the Third con-
gressional district nominated Rock
wood Hoar. son of the late Senator
Hoard, by reclamation for representa-
tive.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04
Deny Attempt to Blow Up Gar.

ST. Petersburg, Oct. 4.-The author
tiles of the police department MAKE
absolute denial of the story, published
in Vienna on the authority of Polish
newspapers, that an attempt was made
to blow up the train on which En-
peror Nicholas was traVellng curing
his recent visit to southern Russia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04
$500 to California.

$500 to California via Southern
Pacific, daily from September Is to
October Is. Choice of routes via
New Orleans or Ogden. Liberal stop
overs. Write to agent below for Cali
fornia literature before you start. H.
G. Kali, A. G.. F. & P. A. Fidelity
Trust Co. bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
The Worlds Fair Line.

Seven daily trains between Kans..
City and St. Louis which leave Kan-
sas City 6:55. 500, 1910 a. m. ana
1:10. e:15. 1900 D. m. and 1905 mid
night
from Kansas City. If you miss one
train, you will not have long to wait
for another
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04
EXTRAORDINARY.
St. Louis and Return $3.50 Santa Fe

On sale daily, except Friday and Sat
urday, from Sept. 18th to Nov. Both, on
any train. Good Z days.
T. L. KING, C. P. & T. A,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04

Via Rock Island System. Tickets on
sale daily, except Friday and Saturday
good z days in st. Louis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04

The following is the last crop report
for Kansas to be issued this year by
Director Jennings of the weather bu-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-04
in the history of this store

S of
merits of Lady
a 5Ocorset for
be
Nothing but the goods all the
oferedR emen that
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-07
Notice of sale Of rrcrsonaI Prop
tN

Noaee#zA4es tbt @ eas=HaHee of th. orisraf Haa. W F. Slrmons tHise of the nHe# Hz=h#te# #e8art m..de is qaea9I8a. tae undersigned A4=aH= If t5e a~tate . K c. Bsn= aett #iaaa4se#i 0#f 9atIto the highest bIlder5 fur casII. of #5l t.I#si..at three maafas. as may seeln best taaAa 43me= at the East aaan of the court tzase= zH thH town pf H4a6ee.37. be- tween ta5 aaafs of Pm. in. s'lI 6 i,.= =ff#.a9 Sat. the f6fa aay of Iaa.. 19o4. the f1leefe= personal property belonging to ,.l.}e e~etts. ia=H5e
 Th.-eh e7e# Hfe- tv7 hrar3 of mHir
 lt- fa8H az#H ##aaz. tsaea mare e#HHz H4s a.5li af aHzz5# EHa IHa=Harse wagons ane aaea .an aasg3 fHsa.Hz implements thzee hHalaaa bushels af#aH#= m#zHaf 1ass three Inns Ha#= yius hay more oF i5ss te'i bushe's feas. a6re }esaae al.5il..st.! t-ss!3a a8tt.4ll seea 1aart pr -.>S
 tirs=fasE5saF aHa#lft ro ciye uesa and ap. p:.ea Hsaz "a aearataued aa property ar rae #-f asess aat- t' heer interest nj the rate al n a4s aa#g- per aaaum feam a4ta aat1 pun V r CHasHHgf
 Dee. 9 I458. Inr.
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Mr- Edward stewart aad Mis- Nond Hduai1s were married on Tuesday evening of I3st week at tie residence of tbe Bride moth CT. NJ. Lucia I 8aakias. Our best W#zH=s afe extended to the young people in. their j3nruey through 4fHe-
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Nesaane7 II ". WeIis k. " Ei1a. = aud " R. Hammock and Misses Blanche H4I5. TI8mpie 818i8e. Mary Ga5baft aad Leone 5ieke made q visit 10 Afk5asa. 1jX last Saturday.
 When bilious try dose of Cham. haalEta : stomach and Liver Tab. Ietsaad fzsdze for once HoW qa@ k 5Fa fEzt=eIazs up to-date mediaiae He5li correct tha di=aFGeF. Tor 5 k l.. Vance Bordeaux.
 am grate.allo my friends a4d patrons l#st wear for fhs.r generous patronage and wish .5 eNpress my appreciation for same. The 5asi- ness Wf64Be conducted along s#a same 1iae, as heretofore aaa every attention via 6a F57sH J5 tha trade Great cafe 0fll Ha a~z5 =5a 5# selection afae# stock ami a5l 5= my a.af Q 5HFa q5a adsea mofe HHess. AH ! az= W.saaz taH happy aHa Ha= 4z3aa 2. -e .-af. am.
 Gratefully yaass.
 IF Scott.
 eaeap. s common expression bat il not the case when Naa a talking through d aezzsn pr. gHd, esraet#HtEZ when tae ed5teHhe an exAra ravaa4Ht=wife. H3t. fortunately, th5s k never the ease. What ,aatea 70 szs k aa1 stilt a4eaa for tae ssteazated S6erWa=A ill4ns paint. and for aaf mutual interest f o6se x9a ta 5azsza 9ffe 5ts merits befars pac- ing s5af order. Thinking fae pahliz far The .iae-a nazEaazz=e h4Ne#e#5 55eza and which Lave -triNe3 1a merlt, I ~4.s.ta share of your tHtgfa ta-,ue-- and beg t5 fe- man. Wf#if be-f vi.aas.
 Yours t9 Command.
 Geo Ae.5@.
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Notice.

EH #a54i agreemeHt aTz. Pope X IIaHtl=# N.4.t dissolve partnership 8a fff.= iza Igo4.
 Nj p=rzz@ iHarht t9 t5a 8rm are reqa4e~as. ~..t.a=W= el4er. b17ore Sdf= Ian. qta rq5#
 Ni1 Pope,
 A l.. tI4rri..
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-07

iSiG NAfa < Lew snowflake last Sunday morning.
 Take your hides and fa~ aa Brown & BlaKeIv. If
 Bargains ta heaters at Harry Hwkins Hardware Go.
 Nr. C. NJ. Mathews. of Lake Village, was here tls week.
 Miss Euphemia Young made q visit to Dermott Last Friday.
 Nr. Russell Lambert has return cd to school at Arkadelphja.
 The Mo4fleallo4l>N Phone No 3o Send ia your locals.
 Mr. Elsrba W5adelI. of Al5rraat. Was here the latter par, of last week
 Mir. Fletcher Hogue. of Lake Village, visited relatives in tbis city and county. last week.
 Ir. Roy \ lIoka and wife. of Colorado. FeN, ore here ou. visit !, to relatives
 Come aud see our loft. double wagon lines for 42zoo per set
 X " Carroll Miss Bert TIsa6t,ef Pine gt4ts. who spent ala 6oIidass here, fsz turned last Saturday morning
 Miss Nirefe Gaeaaa-s. of Tes8ss Is here or | yis5t to rei5r.sa= and friends.
 Mir. ]. ". Afeeazrsaa. of Iyro. was q business visitor u a4f= rity last Thursday.
 Col. R. X Basaasf. of Derm5ts. Was professional visitor eo oer city the first of this week.
 E. C. Hammock. Esq, of lfale Rock, visited lis IemlIy in our ely t6e first of tafsHeek.
 Mr. K. ". Finn. h. of rsft- laaa. visited h.s f5nly=ia our ely tbe first of ttts week.
 Mcsaameg0.f# Lindsey and R. T. Hyatt entertained taeir l4aY friends on -zf5a8y evening. Nr Ed D9zsfs ef N9r.a L5tae .55sk, i- here aa5 8sgt 10 feta= tf4ss and friends.
 Mrs A. IL Do1ier= =has returned from visit to her daughter, aas I.P. Barks. .at Pine Buf : Wem,ke the best bind bride ia Che world for $I.15
 !. N. Carroll. Mir. \. B. Hat. of Wfa6eI3. La Was befe aa 4 yisftto relatives his week.
 Miss Theresa Williams. of Mem 1bis speattae holiday with reIa- ives in this city.
 Mr. Glston Gal of the Luelal nejgbborbood, visited 5- brother in Little Rock, last week
 Mr. E. (. Graham and amffY left last Tuesaay morning for New Port, their future home
 The Drew County Advance has moved lts office from East Gaines to South Main St
 Mir. Walter Mckinnon, of Iake Village, visited relatives in our city thls week.
 NOTICE - want 10 sell my res idence on Main =Str5et.
 If. l.. |. hatri~. Persons who nave friends visit ing them from distance Wi.l please let Us know it. Phone %. MT Shirley Wood after I pleas ant visit to relatives in this city has returned to his home in Little Rock.
 Mr. W. ]. Savage. manager of the Valley Telephone %, Was business visitor to our town inst week
 Mr. John T. sewers. of Noun. tain View, Q. T., was here on Il visit to relatives and friends last week.
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Found 2 Cuae For Iadig asti T.

as e2#ea5eri#ias stamach aH3 iz#saf i'.t5.r.s Tor iaa#4sz szeiea ter-tzlH 4u4 dyspepsia remedy haza e7#f frled and 1 h4vc used maaF eitefeat remedies. am ae9A t#sdH=aHss Neals ot and htye suffered | Gr,d dad fEa8 ia- oIEez5I594. cdu e5t# #aIzaHz9 H1Y t.fag V mt to leA =55z1= N Emory, Rock MiHs. AAa For 4le bF k Nance Ra5aaaaS.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-07

having her eyes treated.
 Get a Telephone and be happy
 Nothing like il1or so small an in- yestment.
 Valley Telephone Co.
 Hunt. Cure is oat ufsnamcr. |. does eara itch rjnegorm. eczema, teJter and ali #slmtHaa skin diseases. eeaaerfa. remedy. Guaranteed. Price 5 aad ID cea,-
 Mr. NJ. |. 4ouat has returned from St. Louis. where he has been purchasing furniture for the Jeter Furniture Co.
 Miss Matte Brooks. after spend ing Che holidays with relatives in his city, returned to Arkansas City last Monday morning.
 Alr R. $ MeQal-toa who lives two miles from this city, has just returned from visit to relatives at l his old home-Brigbtoa, Tenn.
 The Stewards Meeting of the Monticello District, of the M. E. Church, South, was held in this city the first of the week.
 Mir. Lucicn Matthews went up fo=HfcGehee last Tuesday. to meet tbe remains of his father. who wa- brought to this city for interment.
 Miss lone Thompson. after pleasant visit to relatives in Little KocE has returned t5 tbis city. where she is teaching in Che public schools.
 THaraever lil f5i. taayaeeer viii ail. #da1 ca#atHams Laxative TabIet.-t5 eaza a5I1 at once. Garry thaa in your za=E EPaaEe-. A.aas f#aiF. Guarautoe1 lz.za p cents
 Hss Mabel F7zs. who spent sew eTat days in tais ely a.5 week. oa a#elza6fo her friend Mtss Myrtle Well. has r9taroel t5 her nome ja . Little Rock.
 Mir. Wy.ie Bessas'isa. who has been working at ttEia-. trs., for f5e plsl year. ts here ea T visit to HI= parents Df.aad afta. W F Bas=elgi.u.
 Ya4'vegr, ters3 f96az ubaa you rae HaHz's Lightning oasr 64ras. fra-r-. ea.z mi =.ra5- 1Heaazt FI#aa.-5- ar= Hs Ga.@@tInaaa. G@FaaseeI Puea 25 aaa D e.at-.
 4r Justin &5H6ews. of Lie t.s=izoe4, accompanied t.ls remains Qf ais fstaer. Judge $. j. Niar- fHews. 10 this city on last Tues daY.
 Hr.aad Mrs A G8tes of tt'5aa. Ga. a5s #a f#a city. T6es Wefe=e8.icd ae6e 5F=f#e#aeata al Afrs. Gnes father. Iaaaa $. ]. sf8tHews
 a.er-##- n t5es- Itr- tt-r- to tsae Summons csazH sp i- earn aaaet= eI e.ta soft threat. a44s-ae-- eeaalir, al aslz le, -ltr4a. 3ts=e5ea 4aa. Price 25an3 , e.ats.
 Ate--es. sam Harffz and Thomas stewart got Afiafefz 55f of money. They =were-tbe=eiosest= =gucsscrs as te=5o" long =time the candle would burn.
 I4e cool hrstol January weath- CT rwiII mo-tIl1ely keep the fruit trees from baadJae out loo carly. Perhaps We wi.a haee good fruit staPtHis year.
 @.e#are better prepared to do work md do=if-raeaaer than eyer before. To ,ea our harness i, 10 5ay t
 \. ". Carroll.
 Iadga F. b Robertson, of Wynac. Arkansas 2as=l pleasant visitor tooar city t5iz week Judge candidate for Chief Justice of the supreme Court.
 Episcopal services zin=the courl house sunday. Iea fofa, I9o4 Conducted by the Rector. the Rev. 1. N. Thompsoa.= are cordial. y iayite5
 Messrs. r. II. Mathews and R. e Vance Bordeaux left last Tues, itY morning for two weeks .amp hunt in tas Mississippi ,wamp-.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-07
Er @ sds

To f6e members of the Knights nd Ladies of Che Nlassa aee,.
 fIers MI he-a josaf installation at officers 3his evening. the zth inst. Arrangements are heeaa made les i pleasant evening I. all meHaer= #aIe expected tp present.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-07

work.
 We take this method y tIaakin. our many friends for f7s lbeu patronage given 95 aaFiaE tHa yel #of 5f fgo5, and t9 solicit share o t5eifte5de-d darHe present 1ear
 4o0r-aaAJeas e please,
 farY IIauET0s' IFd'w. Co.
 Mr Edward stewart =aaa Hts. Nona Hu6ias were married or Tuesday evening of I5st week, at tie residence of the Bride moth. CT Hf-. LueIIa | takiag. Our best wishes ase extended to the young people in. their j3uruey through Hfe
 To oHr customers #e wish to express our thanks for tbe past patronage. and to assure them that 8e WIlI appreciate ! coatiu1- aaaeaH same Qaf sock i5 a.- aa4s complete and attention t5 F5sfoas perfect #e~.z5 4as a as9a aud pro-Fsaaes Es Year
 Monticello lE#z afe Go
 1tf. Chs R.aes. 5af@afIv 4 citizen af tal- ca4asx. 1zaz azs4--i- aHF4 as Dumas. I8ezd1 county. on GaI5sfnls Eve night. He Wls sh5t=iat tbe buck z4.t6 shotgun, and instantly Killed. Two negroes are under agfc,t.# oa sasP P5e5on of 5eiag tHe muraerers.
 NJ William Singleton and a negro 64 t4e u4msaf KIaH8fd. of BNsss. Ark, baeHas involved in ] difficulty that Fl55s- aa List Monday evening h winch both of them Were Killed. TEe weapon Used v5 pi~sa. fa particulars of tdetrau3.e are unknown 10 us.
 Df. and Mrs lIal who If one fma lived in taas city, l5st their 6etEe eleven ye#T old daugh- ter. AIarearite. by death from pueu- moa8.#ia Baltimore. Maryland, on N sdiesday of last week Dr. and Mr-- Hal have the sincere symaa- tby.af relatives and friends in this city
 Miss Myrtle WeIl.= entertained fer young friends, in H5a5r of ber friend Mis- Msbel lNass.=af Lll5le Rock. at the residence of her bHotHeH Alr D. Wells on last Friday evening Tbe evening u4s s9eatia games, d4He5a9. e5s. The gaestz=femame4 uaal =5Ete hear; and f5e= occasion ~a4= =4f5==a5 joy ment and pleasure throughout.
 The Mo>fleaIi.aNa<N isnoN 5l years ol3. and, while t k bot at all inclined fo boast. Ii feeds shat 1t k on ea5.f9Buat footing aa5 able 10 serze#it, patrons mo. .s9tlsfla- totjIv taan ever. fae office Is wei equipped wita afSs=e!esS up to=date job mategla.. eeed 9re-se, and al! tgtNes ltg5as Paz5e- for good work. Us ratas for work are 4..Ne# #ta 3il. The opinion =ot the ediI1r .s.e pressed -tmou1a.lls col. umas au 43l ,ubjeet-. i0 DO uneer- tata WY, aad.va5.e=aaHotttsr read ess a4f ao. a-tee# wstIa as aa many taPiss they NIL. ceft4alx Ete Us credit fer being honest ia our views.
 fa our columns, today, j- seen lae aou9uneeHeag a5 AIr. II II. Leada4. who ls.4 e1rsa.l.- -te for GaaHt5 Treasurer. l.etI4aa.,s aaenl oara-3e-l elieaa= and a nFa=of s.er.ag quaaie aa- been living ii tae fl=t.asteJa  portion oI th.5 county aai aaE5g- d ia ming for the p4st twenty years. To those of our people who are unae 4aaated with him w= that he honorable man, and should be be their choice for the office to which he aspires, he Will serve them to lhe very best ef lis 4olty, We ass tI.4t his claims be considered by 1be Demo eT.fIe= Xtsl5-i.. ,5 =t#I,f..5f
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8.A ,z5ti5et. =e=38 irs. seazs AifHts. tzazfv Com.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-07
e udasue, Ky., Feb. i5, it.
sI.oo Al DRUGGISTS.

Fer advice and iiteratuse, addrass, glvla sv1aI-
 ts.sls sNfF l-sYEff7lt.tt nl .. el.-.-
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-07
I bI4 ies
 

Fee@plss1eh fl, N"'agF now to satisfy,
 masous.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-07

f.e last day of the old year was beautiful and bright throughout. while first day of fae New Year opened up with ram It is said thaf3a bad beginning makes a good ending
 Losr-A smaa sun5ar.t shaped brooch set wita nearts. befvee# IIaHl Hotel and Telephone ,ee- last Monday night Binder will niease return To this office and re- ceGye reward
 0taH tar -ry r4at aeaar ra-a dgtlsrob ortIat P which ualaro eak- te give ~uHaea3 ea=a Syrup is n falalblacm.; almabl.d sLa.a aal r.-a-- @t dream. ]. d..l a.saa. Guuw~.d Pfie- 2 aas 50 caats=
 wisaJo thank mx many friends aa3se-tamers fae tae1 patronage during the paa. year and l5 a+-ur. them of my appreciation wish you New Year th4t @aI be one of happiness and prosperity
 spencer Lawson.
 In another column of to-dav's paper will be seen tbe card of Wright < SAewmake. They have again fitted up tleir office oyer F. Il. Scouts store. and are better prepared chan ever 10 ,to dental
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-07-30

the case. He wrote 10 the Cmntv.
Clerk at Newport News and Covington
virginia, requesting that the records
be searched and received replv RI.
the effect that no marriage was on re-
cord, neither had any marriage license
been Issued. When Mrs. Kncen knew
definitely that she was not married 10
the man she had been living with for
seven years she told him az once that
she would not stay with him any long
er. This caused trouble. he saving
that she never should leave him as he
would fellow her wherever she went
AS the easiest way out of the difficulty
u was arranged between Mrs. Kneen
tor to be more correct Miss Browning,
ana Davies that they should be secret
ly married. A marriage license was
obtained at Crystal Falls on Tuesday
july 18th and they were married on
the same date by the Rev. G.. .. Childs.
Episcopal minister at Iron Mountain.
when kneen was made acquainted
with this fact he agreed To leave the
country which he did last Monday.
The statement that Davies paid
$500 to kneen for his wife is absolute
ly false, the only money transaction
that took place being that Davies
paid kneen $40 for one COW, three pigs
and fifty chickens.
The foregoing statement can be
sworn to II necessary by w. H. Davies
who has papers and documents in his
possession TO bear out all thatis stat
ed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-07-30
Proceedings Board Of Education.

Crystal Falls, Mich, July IL, 1904.
Annual meeting OF the School Dis
trict OF Crystal Falls, held PURSUANT
TO law at the building commonly
known as the town hall In the City OF
Crystal Falls, Michigan, on Monday
the llth day OF July, 1904.
At 300 o'clock a. m, the Board OF
Inspectors, clerks OF election, and
gate keeper, having been duly sworn
and having subscribed the constitu-
tional oaths Of their respective Offices.
and the polling place, ballot box, bal
lots and register OF election, having
been duly arranged and prepared as
required by the statute In such case
made and provided, the polls were
opened and proclamation made ac-
TO law
At 1900 o'clock noon, detailed
statement Of the number OF
Schools In said District, the number
Of teachers employed and the number
nf pupils instructed therein during
the wear immediately preceding The
last day o. July 1904, and the expen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-07-30

A bold attempt was made To burg
larize the G. a. NV. depot al Dag
gett early Thursday night and but for
the bravery of the night operator, Sid
ney kits, the robbers would have ac-
complished their purposes.
While on duty at the depot shortly
after midnight, Mr. Kills heard some
one trying to force open one Of the
windows. lie blew out the lamp in
the station and drew his revolver.
AT that instant the burglars flashed
dark lantern, somewhat startling
Mr.. kits but not interfering with
his plan Of summoning assistance.
He hastened TO call the village mar
shal and upon returning 10 the depot
found that the would-be burglar had
escaped Later, in searching the cars
in the yards, he saw one OF them
make 4 leap and escape.
Prof. Hill was home for brief visit
the fore part Of the week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-07-30
DAVIES SAYS
IT'S NOT TRUE
DIDN'T PAY KNEEN 5000 FOR HIS
WIFE.
BOGUS MARRIAGE CEREMONY
Prepares Statement for Publication in
Which he Gives What he Claims 10
be the Facts in the Case.

cur article Of last week relative To
the marriage OF Captain w. III. Davies
and Virginia Browning was taken ex-
ception 70 by Capt Davies ON the oc-
casion OF his visit 10 CRYSTAL Falls last
Tuesday. He claims that the facts
We're misrepresented and asks that we
grant space for statement OF facts
which he has prepared 1t is not our
Intention TO misrepresent anyone and
we cheeIfully print the following
statement prepared by Mr.. Davies:
Editor Diamond Drill
On June 18th 1897 marriage cere-
mony was performed between Charles
kneen and Virginia Browning at
Newport News Virginia. The parties
lived together at Clifton Forge and
Portsmouth, Virginia until April 1900
when kneen came To Mansfield. Mrs.
kneen following In September the
same year, since which time they have
lived at Crystal Falls and Amasa.
a few months ago Kneen stated to
his wife that the marriage ceremony
they went through In Newport News
was bogus one: that he had not OBJ
talned marriage license and that the
man who performed the ceremony had
no authority 70 do 80, he tKneen) hay-
Ing paid him TO represent himself as a
BAPTIST minister, Mrs. Kneen not
Knowing whether this story was true
or whether her husband was simply
trying 70 frighten her wrote to this
so-called minister but failed To receive
reply. Not knowing what other
steps TO take and afraid 20 ask advice
from anyone for fear the story might
leak out, she allowed the matter to
drop but a few weeks ago she conhded
the matter 70 w. II. Davies Gin charge
of the exploration work at Red Rock)I
and asked him ~ get at the facts OIL