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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

VXYHENEVER there arises in my -
wv mind the picture of Kim sitting
astride the Fam Zammch after
having kicked Lala Dinanath's boy off
the trunnions, of Tom Brownies
bruised forehead, of Becky Thatcher ~
craning her neck to the drawing u
the slate | feel convinced that the
who wrote
'An alike, under their skins
Save their luck in their sins.
must have known many children in
many lands, since everyone knows that
is that the child is father of So
the man" -
Race and place seem TO have little
power diferentiate the conduct of es..a.xz
youngster, no matter how differently he Fsss
she may behave when grown up and
invested in burnoose or frock coat
string of beads evening gown Their nna.
world under the proper scrutiny IS the -
most cosmopolitan one, the most demo- ~
cratic, the most atrulstc and for
us the traditon-hobbled grown-ups,
it never TO have infinite charm | once saw
a United States Senator SIT down in his private car
and cry bitterly because he had just wayside
station a barefooted boy driving yoke Of oxen as
the Senator had done himself
What family has not its treasured stories of the odd
conceits of the abstract things that its little folks hold
There is a tiny mite in Belot Wisconsin, whose
ideas of the great things about which she heard that
were out OF her everyday experiences, a never
failing amusement for those OF who for
tunate to be her friends.
She had been taught never 70 be afraid when left
alone when put TO bed in the dark because her
mamma SAID
Lucille, the angels watch YOU always. and
every person has guardian angel that follows them
wherever they 60, and If you good your guardian
angel will let nothing harm YOU"
Lucille and her small brother Bibs were endlessly
mysuhed As TO the personal appearances, names and
general characteristics of their separate guardian
angels, and many times would fast their
short legs would carry them around the of the
house, and drop down into hiding in the grass hoping
TO trap the other of their guardian angels
following them IN haste and thus disclosing himself.
One night the Youngsters had been put to bed in
the dark, and were thought 70 be sound asleep. 1t
a hot night though and both were
wakefu.
There company downstairs, and every
having trouble with the mosquitoes that
were swarming about. Suddenly into the flow of
parlOr conversation a wall aloft from Bibs and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17

Probate Notice.
First publication Sept 10; Last Oct lst lN4'
STATE OF MICHIGAN, -
County Of IRON.
AT session OF tie Probate Court for Said
county held az the Probate Office. in the city
OF Crystal Falls on the 9th day OF september
In the year one thousand nine hundred ana
four
Present Albert L. Flcwcllng. Judge Of
Probate.
In the Matter ~ the Estate OF Andrew Gust
Johnson. deceased,
on reading and filing the petition, duly
verified. Of Charles Carlson. praying Tor the
appointment OF an administrator OF said es-
tate. ~, ,,,,
day OF October next. at 10 O'Clock IN the tore
N bOn he assigned for the hearing oi sara
petition and that the heirs at law ot salu us-
ceased and ali other persons Interested IN
said estate are required 90 appear a session
or said Court then TO be holden IN the Probate
office In the city OF Crystal Falls ana SHOW
cnuSe IN any there he. why the prayer or th'
/ pctltioner should not be granted Ana ~ Il
| Further Ordered. that aid petitioner gave
| notice 10 the persons Interested IN sald g,
| state OF u pcuCraVy OF said petition. ahu
/ the henrlhf thereof. by causing COPY OF thh
/ order to bc published Tn the DIAMOND Drlil
/ * newspaper printed and circulated IN sal'
| County. three successive weeks previous L
AIBFRT L. fLEwFLLfNG.
Judge of Probate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17
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There seems TO be n wrong impression
prevailing In regard to veterans jew
els, says the odd Fellows Review. A
brother must show continuous mem
bership for twenty-five consecutive
years 10 be entitled TO wear one. They
are not furnished free. but must be
purchased. The price is 81. 5000. s21
and S25. according 20 quality. They
can only be purchased through the
grand secretary and are numbered con
secutively in each jurisdiction.
The grand lodge of Alabama will set
aside Is per cent of Its funds for the
establishment OF an Odd Fellows home
Recent reports show there are TWEEN
ty-ave encampments In South Dakota,
with membership OF 100.
Kansas reports a gain OF 13 lodges
and 1920 members for the year 1908
The total relief paid for the year was
s111.325: total membership 1880.
New York Rebekahs have 25.ooC
members. OF which number 1927 are
sisters and o.333 are brothers,
The Odd Fellows home OF Indian Ter
ritory Is located upon n farm OF i5s
acres OF fertile land. valued ut $500
The building cost the order $4,000.
At the recent session OF the Rebekai
assembly OF California resolution wa
adopted hooking TO the establishment o.
national Rebekah assembly.
TIE Odd Fellows hcms Of Cslfforndi
y csrfns for la psr,ouz. IS wons1
anA - men.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17

The grand lodge of Texas expects to
hold its next session in December In
It's new temple. now being erected In
Waco. The building will cost over
100000.
North Dakota has eight commander
les OF knights Templars. with mem
bership OF about 800.
Fort Scott (Kan.) Masons recently
completed their handsome Scottish Rite
cathedral.
The grand master OF Georgia decided
that zone who uses profane and OBJ
scene language or who INDUCES to ex-
cess In intoxicating liquors should not
be made Mason. and the lodge which
knowingly makes such a man Mason
is subject 70 Masonic discipline"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17

First Publication sept. .: Last Nov. 5. 1904
MICHIGAN
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
LANSING
August = 1894
Mr. Herman Holmes.
sheriff 81 Iron County.
Crystal Falls Michigan.
Sir:
You arc hereby notified that at the General
Election 10 be held ma this state. ON Tuesday.
the eighth day OF November next. the follow
ing officers are 20 be voted for la your county:
Governor. Lieutenant Governor, secretary
OF State. state Treasurer. Auditor General.
Commissioners OF tllc state land Office, At
torncy General superintendent OF Public In
struction. Member Of the State Board OF
Education Justice OF the supreme Court for
the term ending December thirty-iirst. 1907,
Justice ~ the supreme Court for the term
ending December thirty first. 1902. and JUS
tice OF the supreme Court Tor the term cndlnR
December thirty-hr>t, 1911 Representative n
Congress for the Twelfth Congressional Dis
trict. OF which your county y a part. -Four
teen Electors OF President and Vice Presf
dent OF the United states. senator Tor ths
Thirty-frst Senatorial District OF this state
comprising the Counties OF Iron. Baraga
Dickinson, Marquette and Alger: and a Re
preventative In tho state Legislature Tor th'
| Iron Representative District. comprising tn
Counties Of Baraga, Iron, keweenaw an'
Ontonagon.
In Witness whereof have hereto Affixed N,
| signature and the Great seal Of the state, a
| Lansing. this Iwenty-third day AZ August
FRED NJ. wARNER.
lseal) secretary Of state
II
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17
dz@llo

The great priory OF the United Re
ligious and Military Orders of the
Temple OF st. John Of Jerusalem and
Rhodes and Malta In England and
Wales and dependencies at Its late SEES
sion voted that the grand treasurer
draw his check for $4,000, or so much
as may be necessary. for the expenses
OF its VI. f. s. Grand Master and Grand
Vice Chancellor TO attend the triennial
OF the grand encampment OF the United
States at San Francisco.
The grand lodge OF Alabama recently
elected Charles W. Wescott, Montgom-
cry, grand master.
Eighty-four candidates received the
degrees at the recent meeting OF the
Maine consistory. A. A. =. X.
The Masonic Standard says that In
the United States and Canada there are
az least 10000 ministers who are
Masons.
The lodges OF Chicago have organic,
ed Masonic board of relief.
T AT the recent annual assembly OF the
grand imperial council OF the Red Cross
OF Constantine for the western jurisdic-
ton OF the United States Robert ~
Johnson. Chicago. was elected grand
sovereign.
while Canns1n has no Masoufr homl
M grsnd lodys annually dbourss1
larxs sums eor b~nsvelsncs. In t1oe
m sxpsnd1nss va e1A1B.
ksunaa ndss - nfzosapotiy w4z
Utpx Z SboAlDp Assonig spmnlb.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17
(QNitedz51l1l@;.;;;:LI,a.a,; y

Prompt payment of your assessments
and dues Is necessary In the success
full management of your lodge affairs.
The member in arrears must not ex-
pect to receive benefits.
The A. o. Z. W Of the state OF Min
nesota has under consideration the
erection Of a home for aged and needy
members Of the order.
The grand recorder OF Wisconsin re
ports nearly all opposition 10 the Now
plan as subsidsd and expects 70 make
q good showing In 1904.
Grand total beneficiary fund dis-
ourssd by ebs or<sr from organization
- Aps1. topA S1s7. on, xa<N.
n = cno iotcos tSet hsve =eranerz
who tnlk wnr:.xaarsr.o ON syory GOA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17
First publication sept. 10. Last Oct. ! 1904
NOTICE


NOTICE.
To The owner or owners OF any and all In
terests I'm The land herein Gcs 'rihcd, ana 20
the mOrtgageU or mortgages named IN All
undiSchargcd recorded mortgages against
said land or any assignee thereof OF record;
Take Notice that sale has been lawfully
made 81 the following described land. for un-
paid taxes thereon. and that the undersigned
has title thereto under tax deed issued there
for. and that YOU are entitled 20 recOnNey-
anrt. thereof at any time within six months
after service upon you 90 this notice. upon
payment 90 the undersigned. or 70 the he
gister in Chanccry 81 the County in which the
lands lie, Of all sums paid upon such pur-
chase. together With one hundred per cent
additional thereto. and the fees OF the sheriff
for the service or cost OF publication OF this
notice 20 be- computed as upon personal ser
Vice az declaration as commencement OF
suit and the further sum OF five dollars FOL
costs or charges VI paymentas aforesaid
not made. the undersigned Will Institute pro-
ceedings for possession OF the land.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND.
Situated ln Iron County. state % Michigan
.NE& OF .NMH and NW4 OF NV Sec; Z
Taxes for year iSqs aud lSo9.
MEN OF NW4 see. - Town ~ y. Range 3
". Amount paid AZ. - Tax for year 1900.
| NWA OF NWhl Sec. - Town % y. Range 3
| W. Amonni paid e. Is Tax for year 1900.
| NEA OF NM and NWh Of NWA soc. :
Town a \. Range X W. Amount paid go
NFi Of Nw,f and Nw1 OF Nw1t See .
Town a. y. Range ~ W. AMOUNT paid -
Tax for year 1907
tSlgnedl JONI TUFTS
Placeos Business.
= stall 'ails, Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17

Probate NOtire.
First publication sept 10; Last Oct. LIST. rpf.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.


First publication sept. 10; Last Oct. LIST. rpi
STATE OF MICHIGAN. -.
County OF Irrn
Al n session OF The Probate Court for Stid
County. held AZ the Probate Office. Ia the CIV
81 Crystal Fails on the Yfh day 81 SepteQber,
la the year one thousand nine hundred and
four.
Present. Albert l.. FIewclipg. Judge Of
Probate. N
In lie Matter OF The tS,ate o. Edward
stowell deceased. .'tt geE
ON reading and hllng the spetHlon. duly
verified, OF Charles Carlson, praSiIgfpr the
appointment of an administration Tor said
Thereupon ID Il ordered. th9 ytlr 1othe do y
OF t,ctol-f npyt. M 10 O'Clock 1rtT,g ,C1rt4,3ss;
Toe assigned for the hearing OF syN .fftu 5le.
and that the heirs at law of NTiN 6fs'0r.F1,
and all other persons Interested Ikss Satd <f,<
tate are required 10 appear az 2..~jes l.ft IA
said Court. then To be holden IN said Rr5tsor3
office, In the City 81 Crystal Fails and sASsw
cause. n any there be. why the prayer rf tths'
petitioner should not be granted, And ~ ~
Further Ordered. that said petitionerJ Sly =
notice 70 the persons intexested I'm said t~r
tate OF the pendcncy OF taid petition. aud
the hearing thsreof. by cansing copy. 81 this
order 10 be published In the Diamond Drill,
q newspaper printed and circulated In said
County three successive weeks previous To
ALBERT L. FLswsLLISo.
JDdgs OF Probase.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17

The order has a membership In good
standing on June 1 of 29I I'D.
There was net gain In membership
OF over 1900 In May.
Royal Arcanum councils In good
standing June l, 2.123.
Baltimore city council is the largest
in Maryland. II has about 900 mem
bers.
Missouri's largest Royal Arcanum
council. Compton Hill OF ST. Louis. has
membership OF nearly 1900.
On June there were eight active
Royal Arcanum councils in the District
OF Columbia with about 5000 MEM
bers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17

IAwton castle. located 1T Manila,
Philippine Islands, Is In a nourishins
condition. At recent meeting six
teen new members were admitted.
The District Of Columbia has taken
ON new life. and the Knights In the
District are dodng good work.
Many OF the castles IN Pennsylvania
made q strong move 70 cut down their
ust Of Suspensions. Win ne granny
inG rsvuls That chS4r report shows 400
- le0 from min sOurcs than -
ysas.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17
First publication sept. 3; Last Nov. 5. 1905
MICHIGAN
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
LANSING

To the sheriff OF Iron county;
SIR:
You are hereby notified that there will he
submitted 10 popular vote la your county at
the general election 20 be held In this state
ON Tuesday. the eighth day OF November,
nineteen hundred four. as required by act No.
81 OF the Public Acts OF 1903. the question of
calling a convention for the purpose OF max
ing a general revision OF the Constitution.
You are hereby further notified that there
will be submitted 10 popular vote I'm your
county at said general election. rs required
by Joint Resolution No OF 1908. the question
OF the adoption of proposed amendment ~
Article Four OF the Constitution OF this
state by repeating Section Twenty-eght OF
said article which section limits the time ion
the introduction of bills In each house OF th'
legislature. a.
In witness whereof. | have hereto aihNec
my signature and the Great seal OF the
state. at Lansing. this twenty-third day %
August. nineteen hundred four
FRED NJ WARNER.
Secretary OF State
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED ok
r, w. Col. Z.

First publication sept. 10; Last Oct To- lNVf
STATE or MICHIGAN.
18Th. judicial Circuit. In Chancery.
Evclina LahtL
Complainant
W,
Charles Lahti.
Defendant.
shit pending in the Circuit Court for the
County OF Iron In Chancery az crystal
Falls. on the 9th day Of september. ID. 1901
In this cause it appearing that defendant.
Charlie, Iahti. Is a resident Of this state. put
his whereabouts are unknown. therefore, on
motion az NJ IL Moriarty. solicitor for COM
nlainant it Is ordered that defendant enter
his appearance la said cause on or before
three months from the date ~ this order. ana
that within fifteen days the complainant
cause this order 20 be published IN the
| Diamond Drill. said publication 10 pe con-
succession. =, - :
Circuit Court Comm ssioncr
NJ II. MORIARrY.
| solicitor for Complain INT
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17
sion that keep growing and developing
New York has committee on dis
Appearances.
RED MEN.
Assist the Chiefs I'm Their Work
Along the Trnil.

Give the chiefs OF your tribe your
hearty support They are giving their
time and energy to the upbuilding OF
the order. The least you can do Is TO
show by your presence az the councils
and by your cooperation that your
heart Is with them.-Insignia.
Chickasaw tribe OF San Francisco Is
a new one with fifty charter members.
The Red Men OF indianapolis are or
san.yjng side branch OF the order TO
be known as the League OF the iro-
quois.
The Red Men OF Pueblo. Colo. are
planning the erection Of a fine build
ing.
There are now forty-five tribes in the
reservation OF Washington and 2,4OO
members.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17
STATE OF MIcHIeAN.l. a

County of Iron
To the City Clerk OF the City OF Crystal
Falls. and 10 the Township Clerks OF the
various Townships In said County,
You are hereby nntiaed that the gener Al
election mentioned IN the foregoing no tice
will be held Ia said county OF Iron for the
purposes therein set forth ON the sth gay ol
officers are also then 10 be elected. VIZ;
A sheriff. Judge OF Probate. County Clerk
Register OF Deeds. Prosecuting Attorney.
County Surveyor. County Treasurer circuit
Court Commissioners and two COrOnerS.
Dated at crystal Falls this 3oth day oil
August. 1905. -
sheriff OF Iron County
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17
EIks.

A new Elks building will be erected
In New. York city.
The Eiks Of Massachusetts recently
elected stephen u. Pierce of New Bed
ford president.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-17
FOL Y'S
KIDNEY
CURE
WILL CURE
any case Of
KIDNEY
or
BLADDER
DISEASE
that is
not beyond
!, the reach
Of medicine.
No
!, ! medicine
!: can do more.
k. WAS GIVEN up 70 DIE,


b. Spiegel, 1904 N. Virginia ST..
Evansville, Ind, writes 'For over FIVE
years was troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which caused me much
pain and worry. lost flesh and was all
run down, and a year ago had &c,
abandon work entirely. ] had three OF
the best physicians who did me no good
and was practically given up to die;
Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended
and the first bottle gave me great relief.
and after taking the second bottle was
entirely cured. "
TWO SIZES, soc AND si.00.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-27
Fight Receiversl1ip.
,snecclal IL The Timrs-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
RALEIGH, NJ G., Feb. 26.-Attorney-
General Gilmer. President J.. a. Bryan,
of tho Atlantic and North Carolina Rail-
road; a. D. Ward, of Newborn, and w.
Z G. Monroe, of Goldsboro, as counsel. left
for Charleston, S. c., whore they intend
Tomorrow making motion before
Judge Simonton, of the United States Cir
cult Court, that the order OF Judge Pur-
hell appointing Captain V. y. McBee
receiver for tho Atlantic and North Car
i1onia be vacated.
They carried, among other documents.
an affidavit by Governor Aycock purport-
ing to show that his course in holding OIL
and not leasing the road has resulted IN
the Increase of bids for lease from L.
per cerh. to 7i-l6.
Judge Purnell tonight accepted the s5o,-
coo bond Of Captain McBee as receiver,
and issued an order for the delivery or
the property to him, President Bryan
left town for Charleston before the order
could be served on him, and Mcl3ee VIII
70 with United States marshal to New
bern to serve 1t on the officers OF the
road there and take charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-27
PETERSBURGERS
ARE 0UTCLASSED
Contest Between Basket Ball
Teams Last Night Spirited and
Enjoyable-Scorc 4I to IL.

In a splrited game of basket ball at
the gymnasium Of tho Richmond Y. NJ
o. a. last night between tho local y.
M. G, A. team and that OF the Peters
burg Y..NI c. A., tile locals Won out
With points to spare.
The visiting team showed up IN iirst-
class style. however. and early IN tne
contest 1he local team saw that to win
meant hard work and prepared TO 40 thc'r
best. The Cockadc City team scored the
first goal, but were unable to keep the
good work going. The locals got posses
Sion of the ball and scored six field goals
and ono free throw before tho visitors
scored again Tho game was remarkably
free from rough playing. The Peters
burg team made severu! good passes but
failed to throw goals and keep the ball.
Booth was used by the local team as
goal thrower, and whenever the ball was
passed 10 him he threw It with re-
marknble success. The local Team WAS
far heavier.
tersburg II. The linc-up is appended:
Petersburg. Richmond.
Alison. ....,.. left forward. booth
Cooper. right forward. ..,.. Miller
Harrison, Capt. center, McAdams, Capt.
j. A. Jones right uard.,.,,,,,.. Luxe
j. S. Jones, -, left guard Phillps
Powell. .,..,,.. Sub ,,.,,,..,.,,..,..We ems
Summary: Goals from ileld-liarrison
8 Cooper /, Alsop !, Booth 10. McAdams
q Miller 6. Goals from fonl--llarrison J.
McAdams s. Referee--llardy. Umpire
Pr,chard, Timekeeper and scoror---Dr.
Corey.
The contest was witnessed by large
company, including number of ladies,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-27
REAR-ENp. COLLISION.
Engineer Has Leg Broken and
Engine and Cars Are Wrecked.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.'
DURHAM, N. c., Feb. 26.--Thls morning
at ans o'clock there was a bad wreck on
the Southern about half n mile east OF
this city, In which Engineer George Sas-
ser. OF Greensboro had his left leg
broken Train No. 1874. stbound was
running In two sections. The first see
ton pulled out drawhead and stopped
on curve. The flagman did not go back
to flag the second section, and the con-
sequence was d rear end collision. When
the train crew of the second section real
ized that q collision was going to take
place all OF them jumped except Engineer
Sasser. He stuck TO Ills engine. Con-
ductor Ed Estes, Of the second section.
In Jumping, fell and bruised his face
very badly. Five box cars and one en-
Hine arc completely demolished.
Snow is falling here very hard, and 1t
now looks as IL It would be the largest
snow Of the season.
Mrs. u. c. Garrard died at her homo
in this city yesterday. She had been III
for some time with pneumonia
The smallpox situation In this county
Is not as bad as II was several weeks
ago. There are fcw cases here, how
ever.
w. J. Gatewood. Tie Southern brake
man, who lost a leg here Tuesday Is
getting along very nicely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-27

Asylums and Prisons will leave this
morning at 0:30 over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway for Charlottesville, Staun-
ton and Lexington TO visit and Inspect
the University OF Virginia, the Western
State Hospital and tho Virginia Military
Institute. The party will leave here In
n special Pullman car, rendered them for
the purpose, going to Charlottesville and
spending the remainder of to-day there.
thence going to staunton. where they
Will inspect the Western State Hospital
and the Virginia School for the Deaf and
the Blind and spending Sunday there.
On Monday morning they will so to I.eX-
ington visit tho Virginia Military Instl-
tute and return to the city Monday eve-
ming. k3attihl 8Nhs
These members OF the House and SEN
ate will make the trip: Senators keezell,
Ople, Sale, Shackelford. Campbell Bry-
ant and Tavenner; Delegates Powell,
Mitchell, sncad, Everett Rogers, ould.
Bridgfortn, Early, Phillips and Wood,
Clerk Harry l.. Watson, OF the Senate
committee will accompany the joint sub
committee.
The fact that the free use OF Pull
man car was rendered the committee was
made the subject of remark by Senator
3arksdae on the floor OF the Senate
yesterday The Constitution expressly
forbids any members of the General AS
semby accepting such free travel. SEN
ator Opie yesterday made tho distinction
that the Pullman car was rendered the
State, and not the members of the COM
mittce. The matter Ii one that may be
heard from later. Just who rendered tho
car was not made known yesterday. but
presumably II was tho railway company.