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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
Beware Of Ointmcnts for Catarrb
that Contain Mercury,

a. mercury VIII surely destroy the sense ~ sntn
and completely dsranFe the while sYaietn Nhsn
entering 20 through the mucous tnrfacfs huth
aftic a. shDuh never 10 uscd except nn pfffr ~
from reputable physicians - thr 49, th.f
Nili DO u ten fold % the god YOU can iHsInf a.
rive FROM them. HAIRS Catarrb Cure uannisrfnfth
BY v. ~ cheney Co. Tuxedo, o.. contains no uft
curry. and T. taken internally artng directly nF,h
tho bl0ad and mucous surfaces - the tYsttnls ~
buying iiaiEa Cataffh Cure bs sure you get ne
genuine Ia "a taken intetualiy and made u loeee,
Ohio. ~ y. ! cheney 80. tesiimonies Tree.
rold ~ DrugFists fflCs sc per bottle
lac MsIl'a FAmNY rlla Tor CONTEMPLATION.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
Acrobat - killed.

New York special Losing his hold
on flying ring while performing
acrobatic feats before several hundred
pupils in a Harlem public school. Har.
~ Talbot. i6 years old. fcll headlong
TO the floor. Ills neck WAS broken.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

nese, 20 whose scheme for national
expansion they are necessary"
Continuing. the Noyoe Vremya
points ont that IL Is possible to send
rcinforcements and supplies 20 SAX.
halien and and Kamcnatka while the
ice lasts Independent OF sea power
and bcgs that this should be done at
once.
Touching on the general peace talk
IN the foreign press the Noyoe vre.
mya summarizes the list OF Russian
reyerses In the present war and asks
n Il is possible TO consider the qucs.
ton Of peace without substantial Rus.
sian victories.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
run sim. o. the IImea.

Tho per capita drink bill OF the
United states Is increasing, but on
tho other hand. statistics show that
more people are Joining the church
now than ever before. The Episcopal
church. for instance. gained per
cent ON its membership last year The
Presbyterian church 2i4 per cent aud
the Methodist church also made an
nnprecedcnted gaIn.--Doslon Globe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

Grain Quotations.
WHEAT
chicago No rcd yi2
New York so 2 red. 81 PA
Minneapolis No. ] northern, tl.lTh9
o.
At LOUIS 40. red tiiaN
Duluth no J northern. fli5H
kansas city No. hard 81 09ni 10
Milwaukee No J northern, N.iL
CORN
chicaro-No q t29.ut2c.
Liverpool American mixed. ~ I'd.
New York No p E3c
Peoria No - 4lc
ST. Iouls- 40 f1o
Kansas city No mixed 4ihc
Milwaukee so 81 f2842isc
OATS
Chicago standard un7t&c
Ntw York Mixed slice.
St Louis 40 . s0isc
Kansas city NJ. mixed Bic
Milwaukee standard. ai4u22c
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

a medical Journal says that persons
who operate typewriters or keep books
may avoid undue strain on the eyes by
stopping work and looking around the
room every few minutes. This prob
ably explains why SO little is heard
of defective sight among government
cierha
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

Tor their rifles and we're compelled TO
rely on a hand.to.hand struggle. IN
which the bayonot was the instrument
of death. The lighting during these
five days was almost uninterrupted.
tho pitiful band OF Russian defenders
getting neither sleep nor rest Finally
their condition became such that they
could no longer hear the orders OF
their chiefs ana could not sec the bay.
onets clutched in their hands.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
PRISONER Reach NaoasaLI.

Tho Japanese government transport
Tosa took to Nagasah Russian OF.
ncers. who were landed there. and j..
600 men. who we're transshipped for
Kokura.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
Al Canal Positions Are Filled.

Washington dispatch Secretary
Murphy Of the Isthmlan canal com.
mission announces that all positions
under the commission which by execu.
tive order are exempt from civil sery-
leo examination have been filled.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
Miners Are killed.

Seattle. wash. special Patrick Nc
Hudhey was killed. John Gardner IA.
tally injured and Godfrey Lundon was
seriously hurt In an explosion In the
Pocahontas mine Naked lights on
their caps caused the explosion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
A A U. oame. h March.

Milwaukee. Wis dispatch: The an.
nual indoor championship Of the Cen.
trail Association OF the Amateur Ath-
ietic Union VII - held In tho ESpo-
sltlon building IN this city March IL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

Eikhart. Ind. dispatch. Ercocuncii-
man Charles " Murray. who was
found in \ helpless and frozen condi.
ton in his Isolated cottage n week
ago, died Saturday. aEed Ss Fears.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
LATEST CASH MARKET REPORTS
Chicago Produce.

Pnttrr- Creamery. extra, sc; prfsis.
SOC fnne extras. Re. frsts. 2su25c. Sec
ends. i74i9c: storage 2sc: renovated.
sii-c. dairles COOicya. efu16c. flrets. iac
ladies. ipfuisc. packing stock. lbnisc.
Cheese Fun cream. dairlcs. iiiSullAci
twins. iiuili4c. young Americas. n@n
H.. long horns. llAHi2c. cheddars, east
ern. llAuii.c. Swiss. block. ioizpllc.
drum. lini2c. ilmburgcr, choice, VA
leifc; brick. choice. iisUi2c; on grades.
euSc.
Eggs Fresh stock az mark 'iSffefc
prime nrsts. PC. extra thigh-gradel,
packed for city trade &C.
live poultry-Turk"yr per N. i3c'
chickens. fowls. good weight lec.
springs Zoe ducks. i0i40iiisc. geese. per
doz. s. O00io 90.
sweet potatoes Illinois. choice. 8 ~.
common. flng
potntoes-Car lots. on track WiEcon-
Sin Minnesota and Michigan Burbanks.
good 20 choice Wtf3ac extra fancy, 81
u1sc rurals good "a choice. Alnltr
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Soc. Kings common 70 fancy. SznS5c.
Onions Home grown. spanish. " ~ per
box. yellow 7.c upr hu red, s5HSlc
per bu. white sOcutii0 per bu.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
New York Produce.

nuaer- steady. creamery. common 20
extra iaffeec. creamery held. common
Is extra gMgtci state dairy. common 10
extra l1ug1c renovated common % eN-
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rfy common 20 choice, iin-3c
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white fancy i2C. 40 fine iiAniiMc. 10.
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DO fair 70 good sau9Ac
FgEs Strong state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white s2uf0c DO.
choice 3tngsc. do. mixed. fancy. 22n38r
western fancy selected soc. do. average
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
EXPECT FIGHTING RENEWED
Warm Weather May Cause Hostties the Sha
River to Recommending Warships
Seeking Enemy.

fortress never would have been sur
rendered II he had lived. According
to the correspondent. Gen. Stoessel
was inclined 10 surrender in August.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
rsplosIon KIlis twenty jars.

Twenty Japanese we're killed as a
result OF the explosion OF contact
mine near one % the Port Arthur
forts Sunday morning
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

The Russian naval officers who egg
capped to Che Foo just before the sur.
render OF Gen stoosscl give a vivid
picture Of the terrific struggle that
took place IN the classmates of the be.
lcaguered fortress In the last hyo days
of the siege. Hand grenades were
used in great part 10y both sides and
proved highly destructive OF life. The
Russian soldiers had no ammunition
that there Is constant pickering at
Russian Manchurian headquarters aud
that the soldiers are discontinued.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
ElaIn Butter Market.
Grain Quotations

putter-O offerings so tubs sales -
tubs az zoe Onicinl market. eac firm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
Imnortsnt % Mothers.

In Vienna Il Il now possible 10 fish
by telephone. The bait probably
comes in tho same o'd black bottle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03
FARM LABORER BECOMES VIOLENT
Carl Saltwater Removed From
Hospital to Jail.

Carl Saltwater. a farmland who
has been employed on the farm of
Louis A. Bode of Courtland for some
time, was brought to st. Alexander
one day last week for treat
ment. The man was in a delirious
state and Sunday morning at two
O'Clock became so enraged that the
Superior Sister of the hospital was
compelled to call for aid from the
police headquarters.
Night Policemen Tauer and En-
merich drove out to the scene and
brought the crazed man to the Brown
County jail, where he has been incar.
cerated since that time.
II the man does not recover from
his delirium with the aid of medica
attention the authorities will commi
him to the insane asylum.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03
MODEL JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
improvements in W. C. Haubrich's
Store Noticeable.

One of the prettiest little stores in
the city is the jewelry establishment OF
w. C. Haubrich on Minnesota street.
It has always been neat and attrac-
tive place, but the addition of the in
terror improvements has added doubly
to the appearance.
The Encouragement of the interior
consists mostly in the introduction of
glass cases in which to place the goods
These are arranged along the wall in
two sections and there is between the
two sections large French mirror
The cases. or cabinets are the product
of home manufacturing and are OF
superior workmanship.
Mr. Haubrich is making an effort to
keep his jewelry store in an up-to-date
style and is succeeding nicely. The
jewelry business requires large
amount of money in order to make a
representative display because a large
value is contained in small space and
the appearance of Mr.. Haubrich' IS
store indicates that he is enjoying a
prosperous business.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03
HOIDALE LIVES THROUGH ORDEAL
New Ulm Attorney is Stalked by
MankatO Elks.

TO 8 person who was not on the in
side it would not have been apparent
by the expression on the face of the
county attorney that he was under
going any mental strain as he, boarded
the train for Mankato Friday evening.
Mr.. Hoidale had been summoned by
the lodge Of Elks at that place to APP
pear before it for the purpose of taking
the degree of the order and it was in
answer to that request he was seen
going to Mankato. He took the de-
grees, and it is said that there has not
been another time when the lodge goat
was in such good shape as on that os-
casion.
The above picture is not very good
likeness of the candidate but it serves
to show that he was pursued behind
and before and was prepared to defend
himself in his rough ride over the
sands. He was seen to sit down when
he ate his breakfast, so it is presumed
that he escaped the severest of the
initiation.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03
sCnNOBRICH ADDS TO PROPERTY
Pays $4,000 for S. D. Peterson's
Business Stand.

An important business trans action
took place last week when S. D. Pet
erson disposed of his business prop
erty adjoining the Schnobrich meat
market to Frank and Martin Schao-
brich for the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. Schnobrich has purchased this
property for the purpose of filling out
the square. He owned a three corner
ed piece, part of which extended be-
hind the Peterson property. The
present arrangement gives him IS
foot front on Minnesota street. What
he will do with the old building
he has not decided, but he will either
tear it down or move it to some other
locality.
In disposing of his place of business
it is not the intention of Mr.. Peterson
to retire entirely from active business.
He Will, however, dispose of his farm
implements, with the exception of the
agency for the Huber, Altman, Tay-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03

Tor" and nichols & Sheppard
threshers and will also retain his life
insurance business.
Some thirty-three years ago Mr..
Peterson had small building on the
corner where the present Schoch- Rein
hardt building is under process Of
construction and here began his oper
ations building up one of the most
extensive trades in this part of the
state and became most widely known
over most of the territory of southern
Minnesota.
During the time of the visitation of
the grasshoppers and the prevalence
of hard times, in his adjustments of
the accounts he had with the many
farmers who were his customers he be-
came noted for his generosity, and
has held their esteem until the present
day as his repeated return to the leg
islature indicates.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03

Jacob Hindermann of Fort Ridgely
was in the city few days last week
purchasing material for the completion
of his new ferry boat which he has
made and launched on the Minnesota
river near his farm.
AS has been the custom of the ladies
of the Turnyerein for many years to
celebrate the birthdays of the month
Of all members of the society at one
time, SO it was Thursday evening.
Mrs. Herman Helm, Mrs. Weigand
Hauenstein, Mrs. Frank Friedman
and Miss Edith Roskopf were those
who were entertained at the monthly
celebration of birthdays. Mrs. Robert
Brandt acted as POSTMASTER for the
evening
J. B. Arnold has opened hardware
and implement store in the Roloff
building on North Minnesota street
and will hereafter pursue his old line
of business. A line of stoves has al
ready been placed and new stock is
being received almost daily. Mr..
Arnold Is an old and respected citi-
zen of this place and possesses the
virtues of a true business man. He is
surrounded by a host of friends who
wish him success in his renewed line
of business.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03
LAST L ONGER

Swedish American Telephones will last longer give
better service more will work satisfactorily line
give less trouble cost less for repairs, batteries will
last longer will ring telephones, will talk farther
and give better general all around satisfaction than
any other telephone onearth. We KNOW it and stand
ready to prove it to any one at any time or place
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03
SPERL WILL IS DISSOL we'd
Supreme Court Holds That Verdict of Trial
Jury Should Stand.
DECISION IS Reversed.
Supreme Court Decision ReverSeS
Judge Webber.
Verdict of Jury Finds Undue In
fiuence Obtained.
Estate Valued at $4,000 Will be
Divided Among Five Children.

A decision was handed down by the
Supreme Court in the Sperl Will case
which was appealed at the October
term from decision of Judge Weber,
in the district court. The case came
before Judge Weber late in July
when attorneysforb both sides appeared
and argued for new trial and Einar
Hoidsle appeared in the interests of
the other heirs, who are asking their
shares of the estate left by their father,
the late Anton Sperl. When the latter
died on July 7, 1908, he was survived
by five children: four sons, Joseph,
Otto, George and STAINS, and one
daughter, Mrs. Peter Fischer.
He left $50 acres of land in Cotton
wood township and personal property
worth $4,000, the aggregate value be-
ing approximately 100000. In a will
which he had drawn he bequeathed all
of this to his eldest son, Jos. J. Sperl,
with the exception of an insurance
policy for 81, 900 in the ST. Joseph's
society, which was to be divided equal
ly among the children, giving them
5000 apiece. 80
When the estate was filed for pro-
bate Messrs. Hoidale & Somsen, on
behalf of Otto Sperl and Mrs. Fischer,
made a formal contest of the will on
three grounds, manly; First, that it
was not properly executed according
to law; second, that Anton Sperl was
not of sound mind when the instrument
was drawn: third, that undue influence
was exercised by Joseph Sperl over
his father.
The case, which is one OF the most
Important ever tried in the county,
came up at the winter term of the dis
trict court and on December 2lst, after
being out four hours, the jury returned
verdict answering the three questions
propounded to them. They held thai
the will was duly executed and thai
Anton Sperl was of sound mind, but
gave as their verdict that undue in.
fuence was exercised by Jos. Sperl
with whom the father had made his
home for some years. This verdic
rendered the will invalid and gave the
others heirs the rights they demanded
under the law.
a the cl1sn of tho fri al a ctay n
proceedings was granted and JOSEPH
Sperl's lawyers made a motion foi
judgement notwithstanding the yer
dict, Or in the event of this beins
refused, new trial. Their principa
contention was that there was INSULT
cient evidence to show that their ellen
exercised undue influence over hi
Continued on page 4, fourth column
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03
Norwegian May Festival Celebration

On May 18th the Norwegians OF the
Northwest will celebrate their Fourth
of july at Minneapolis. Elaborate
arrangements are being made to have
this years festival eclipse all previous
ones, and no Scandinavian should miss
it. Reduced excursion tickets will be
on sale by the NJ. & st. l.. r. r.. May
18th and 18th, with return limit May
10Th. For particulars call on agents.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03
The. COMING CONVENTION
Large Gathering Promised by st. John Court,
Catholic Order Of Foresters
STATE DAY ON JUNE Il
Seventh Biennial Gathering of the
Various Societies.
Twin Cities Promised S1.5O Rate
for Round Trip.
Meetings to be Held in Auditorium
of Catholic School Building.

The Catholic Order of Forester of
Minnesota numbering some $4,000
members, have been invited by ST.
John Court to ceme to New UIm
on June 1lth, 1905, and enjoy the hos
pitality of our city. Special train
accommodations and low fares have
already been secured committees have
been busy planning and arranging
for the coming event. The city will
have unique street decorations and
be placed in holiday attire.
The convention will hold it's meeting
in the large auditorium of the new
Catholic school building, which will
be placed in readiness at that time
The convention hall is beautifully ar
ranged and has all the modern con-
veniences. The basement will be used
! by the ladies of st. Anne Court. w.
G. 0. F. and will there furnish meals.
Preparations are we'll advanced to
provide plentifully for the comfort
and enjoyment to all who will take adj
vantage to witness the largest frater-
nal parade in our city
/ Some courts in the neighborine
cities have already signifed their in
! tentions to come in full force with
bands and the members of the st.
John Court will do their utmost to
provide plentifully for their brothers
1 and friends. The occasion will tax the
ability of the home court and we can
! look forward knowing that they are
equal to the task for most pleasant
time to be long remembered.
/ Two years ago st. Cloud has had
the convention, and there it was when
New Ulm secured this gathering after
some strenuous efforts
j While ST. John Court will only be
eight years old on next June, it has
! attained some prominence in the Mime
! sofa jurisdiction, having amongst it's
membership an officer of the State
j Court. The full program of the COM
J, ing events will be announced later.
|. The large plate glass was put in it's
casing in the new Neumann building
which has been in the hands of the
contractors for the past few weeks.
!, The interior of the building is almost
, completed. A decorated tinceiling was
placed last week and the walls cover
ed with hard wall plaster. The
! building when completed will be one of
/ the finest corners in the city.
& Voluntary Weather Observer A. J..
Eckstein reports as follows for the
month of April: Mean temperature
45. 10; maximum temperature To- mini
mum temperature, p: total precipitate
e of rain LOG inches: total snow fall
+, 0.5O inches. There were ten clear, II
partly cloudy and nine cloudy DAYS.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03
Are You Using Aliens Foot-Easea

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot-Ease
a powder. It cures Corns, Bunions, Pain
full, Smarting, Hot, Swollen Feet. AT al
Druggist and Shoe Stores. 1921
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-25
CHIEF o'NElL RESIGNS.
Chicago to Have New Chief Z
Police.

Chicago to Have a New Chief Of
Chicago, July 25.-Chief of Police
Francis O'Neil is out and his successor
will be formally announced by Mayor
Dunno at a special meeting of the city
council today. .
The veteran police official was called
from a railroad lawsuit at Wheaton
Monday morning at the request of the
mayor to be told significantly that the
teamsters' strike had been declared off.
The chief looked perplexed.
Eyes, the strike is ended" the mayor
is said to have remarked bluntly, and
then the chief Mastered to say that he
was willing to keep his part of the bar
gain to step aside for a successor.
The chief was rea.opointed by Mayor
Dune July 10 and the next day his
resignation was taken to the mayors
office. The merchants and business in
terests involved in the teamster's con-
troyersy insisted that the mayor should
retain the general superintendent OF
notice until the strike was ended.
BECAUSE of the ending of the strike
tho factions of the democrats com-
meneed their harassing for the ap-
nointnent of a new head of the police
department. 1t was this which brought
the nayor to Chicago before August TO-.
zach faction was adroitly giving In
formation, claiming the success OF their
respective candidate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-25
WOMAN FATALLY INJURED.
Mrs. Bert Robinson, Living Near Ne
vada, Has Distressing Accident.

Mrs. Bert Robinson, Living Near Ne.
vada, Has Distressing Accident.
Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, July 725.-Mrs. Bert Robin
son, wife of we'll known farmer liv-
ing just west of the Incorporation sus-
tanned injuries a day or SO ago from
which it is doubtful if she will ever re-
cover. She was driving seam to q hay
fork and welking just back Of the
doubletrees. There was an unusually
heavy load on the fork and when pass
ing thru door the pull made by the
team was so strong that something
broke about the doubletrees, allowing
one end to fly back and strike the wo-
man in the abdomen. She was carried
to the house and medical assistance
summoned at once, there being little
hope that she would survive until the
physicians arrived, but she did and
while the case is an especially critical
one the doctor expressed a possible
hope of her recovery this morning.
Mrs Pearle Gretsinger-S -Sowers, an
other we'll known young lady, living
northwest of town. is gradually recov-
ering from injuries she received a
week ago by jumping from the top OF
a wagon with a high box on Mrs.
Sewers spine was apparently paralyz-
ed for a day or SO and 1t was some
days before she was able to move her
limbs, but she is now recovering ard
the physicians think that all danger is
past in her casa.