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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

The Shubert Theatrical company OF
New York has been Incorporated at
Albany, N. ", with 100000 capital.
The directors are Lee Shubert, ID.
Shubert, Joseph w Jacobs and will
liam Klein, of New York.
John Seeley was arrested at San
Francisco and will be sent back 10
Pittsburg. Kan. where II is alleged
he jumped a $500 bail bond. Seeley
was arrested in Pttsburg, where he
acted as mail clerk, on Jan. 4. 1903,
and charged with opening United
States mail.
Milton ID, Stone, prominent and
wealthy lumberman of jamestown, N.
". was instantly killed while hunting
near Westheld, N. Y. The gun OF
Frank Sears. companion, was acct
dentally discharged. the entire charge
OF shot taking effect in Stones body
in the region OF the heart.
A special train bearing the New
England delegates OF the National
Woman's Christian Temperance union
left Boston for Los Angeles, Cal.
where the annual convention will be
held next week. Among the women
were Mrs. l.. M. N. Stevens OF Port.
land, Me-. president OF the national
organization.
AZ the regular fall meeting OF the
Gridiron club In Washington, Richard
V. oulahan. Washington correspondent
OF the New York Sun, was elected an
active member.
Mr.. and Mrs. AiOert n. Fox celebrat-
cd their slxtieth wedding anniversary
in Kankakee. They have ten living
children and fourteen great grandchil
dren.
Governor Joseph w. Folk OF Mis-
souri, has gone TO Philadelphia, where
he viii deliver an address on Honest
Conduct OF Municipal Business" under
the auspices OF the City club.
Bert Lyon OF Mount Sterling, Ind,
was crushed TO death In n sewer cave.
In az Dayton. o. II. S. Watkins was
badly hurt.
Christ Toilette committed suicide at
Oconto. Wis. by shooting himself. He
was respondent on account OF the
death OF his wife.
a score OF state senators and mem.
bers OF the assembly we're the guests
OF State Senator A. J. Anderson at
Rockford. ILL.,
The president has issued a proclaim
alton creating the Jemez forest re-
serve in northwestern New Mexico.
embracing about 100000 acres. II Is
intended to conserve the waters OF the
Rio Grande river, and especially OF the
tributaries known as the Thama, Puer-
co and Jemez rivers.
Ex-congressman Jerry Simpson. III
In Wichita. Kan, shows no improve
mont.
A cable message received I'm Lin
coin. Neb.. from William J. Bryan says
he and his family have arrived at Yok-
ohama. japan.
A permanent Injunction against the
United Mine Workers OF America and
individual members OF the organiza.
ton has been granted on petition of
the Tennessee Consolidated Coal Com
pany. following the murder OF miner
At Tracy City. Tenn. whore the mea
are on strike. M@
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
COFFEE NEURALGIA.
Leaves When You Cult and Use Pos
tum.

A lady who unconsciously drIfted
into nervous prostratlon brought on by
coffee. says:
II have been coffee drinker all
my life. and used 1t regularly, three
times a day.
"A year or two ago I became sub
ject TO nervous neuralgia. attacks OF
nervous headache and general ner-
vous prostratlon which not only In
capacitated me for doing my house
work. but frequently made Il neces-
sary for me TO remain In dark room
for two or three days at time.
II employed several good doctors.
one after the other, but none OF them
was able TO give me permanent relief.
Eight months ago friend sug-
gested that perhaps coffee was the
cause OF my troubles and that l try
Postum Food Coffee and give up the
old kind. am glad I took her advice.
for my health has been entirely re-
stored. have no moro neuralgia, nor
have had one solitary headache In
all these eight months. No moro OF
my days are wasted In solitary con-
fnement In n dark room. I do all my
own work with case. Tho flesh that
I lost during tho years OF my nervous
prostration has come back TO me
during these months. and J am once
more q happy. healthy woman. / en-
close a list OF names OF friends who
can vouch for the truth OF the state
ment." Name given By Postum CO..
Battle Creek. Mich
There's q reason.
Ten days trial leaving on coffee
and using Postum 70 suneiest An
groccrs. @
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
important 60 Mothers.
Value OF the Dependable Man.

We are esteemed for those things.
qualities and characteristics that are
so much n part OF us that others may
depend upon always finding them. la
proportion TO our dependability are we
OF use TO others. IL is the man upon
whom dependence can be placed that
is wanted everywhere. Brilllancy Is a
quality that in its nature is subject to
severe and sudden fluctuations Ordi-
narily the thing that Is wanted is not
brillhncy, but simple faithfulness and
ability 10 do days work. within the
work time and in a workmanlike man
ner. The world needs dependable men.
Washington Times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
WARNS AGAINST BITE or GIRL
German Scientist Says Wound May BE
Worse Than Snakes.

Middletown, Conn, dispatch: Prof.
w. ID. Miller OF the University OF Ber-
lin at Wesleyan announced in n lee.
turo that bite OF a pretty girl would
often bring n quicker and more horrl.
BILE death than the bite OF a serpent.
Prof. Miller. who has made special
study OF the bacteria of tho mouth,
said that only a short time ago he ex.
perlmented on beautiful girl In Ger.
many and found that an arrow dipped
In saliva from her mouth would send
it's victim In death throes more terri.
BILE than one dipped in the venom OF
tho most deadly snake.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
GIVES 100000 TO UNIVERSITY

Mrs. Hearst Makes Generous Dona.
ton 20 California Institution.
San Francisco. Cal. dispatch: Sew.
eral very valuable gifts we're received
by the board OF regents for the state
university al It's monthly meeting,
MS. Hearst's donation alone amount.
ing to nearly 100000. For the past
seven years she has been collecting
from all parts OF the world archaeo.
logical and anthropological material.
and this collection. most OF which is
IN the wosternmost building OF the az.
fiiated colleges In this city. she has
given TO tho university.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Rohher Gets 5000.

Berkeley, Cal. special: William III.
lis. an Australian horseman. was
struck over the head with blunt In
strument in a room In the heart OF the
residence district and robbed OF $1,000
in English bank notes. The robber es.
capped.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Grain Quotations.
WHEAT

WHEAT.
ChicaCo-No. red S7MGS7Ec.
New York--No red. 9ac,
Mlnneapolls-N / northern, $3.50;
81. Louis-No. red 91092c.
Duluth--NO. ] northern, S3h.
Kansas City No. 2 hard. 1874 nS2mc,
Milwaukee No. ] northern. 7SM QS7A c
Toledo-No. 2 red. SeAc.
chlcago-No. ?. Bla 5lne.
liz Tpool--Americnn mixed. 5s
New Nork-NO. 2. 59c.
PeoTia-No. 3. h2c.
81. Louis--No. 9. 52kR53c.
Kansas Clty-No. mixed. 5iMc.
Mllwaukee-No. o y EtAe.
chicago-standard. 29h G29%e.
New York Mixed, 336r34c.
st. Isouis-No. 2. 2Sts M29c.
Kansas City-No. mixed. 27M 02SMc
Milwaukee, STANDARD. 29Q2shc.
Live Stock.
CATTLE
Chicago si.50mGs5.
Omaha 81 5OW5S5
Kansas -Sl.65M610.
ST Louis s2@5.90.
ST Josoph-st SOm5.S0.
New fork-sl.5ol2625
chlcago-slsoa5.7O.
OmahR-si .s5m5.30
Kansas City-S5mb.22k.
st. Louis 5Mb.55
st. 1oseph-Sf.35M5.25
New York-S5 .9006.lO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Chicago-S25OmS.
Omaha-$42 5n710.
Kansas City-SiM725.
st. Louis M7.i0
st. Joscph--N T5M7.
New York-4.J0Ms25
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Chef Shoots His Assistant.

81. Joseph. Mo. dispatch: Frank
Kennedy. chef at leading hotel. shot
and fatally wounded Frank Boyer. his
assistant. because the latter was late
In reporting for work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Takes Chair in Michigan University.

william j. Hussey. astronomer OF
Lick observatory. has accepted the
chair OF astronomy In the University
OF Michigan to succeed Prof Asop
Hall. Prof. Hussey is now on his way
homo from Egypt, where he conduct.
ed an expedition to Assouan. on the
Upper Nile, to observe the total solar
eclipse.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

81. Louis. NO.. dispatch: Fire de-
stroyed the Virgins Ferry company's
steamer. the w. McClelland, in dock.
entailing n loss OF $4,000. Claude
Whit. the Waterman, was forced TO
run through the flames 10 escape.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Cashier Plead. No, Guilty.

Lockport, N. ". dispatch: Fred II.
Green. cashier OF the dofunct Fredonia
National bank and indicted on thirty.
Ave counts by the federal grand Jury.
was arraigned In court and pleaded
not guilty. He gave $4,000 ball.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Slayer May D. Lynohed.

Irvine. KY, dispatch: George Luns-
ford. who shot the Maness brothers.
va held without ball 10 await the nc
ton OF the grand jury. Threats of
'ynching are heard.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28


Butter~-E Extra creamery. 2ikc: prints.
s2Nc; arsts, isgls,sc; seconds. i7h9ise;
renovated. iAqishc; daiIles, cooieys. isc:
nfsis' l5,se; ladies', ish@l7o; packing
Eges-Fresh stock at mark. new eases
Included. 15h ml7Mc; cases returned. $50
whi,ewood cases ssses geHc; s extra high grade.
packed for city trade. 22Mc,
chccse.-Full cream. daisies. ING:
long horns S iinc: SWISS. block. iiZc;
grades. s@sc: brick. iol0 Ole: on grades.
iFish-Biack bass. isc: carp and buffalo.
e pike: &c; pickerei. Sc; perch. &c; sun
chickens. fowls. lie: ROSTERS. &c; springs.
lore per Id; ducks, lie: geese. t70s per
Fuits-Apples. bu boxes. si02.5o: brls.
tind.25: crahappics. s2M4 per brl; peaches
per 6-basket crate. siUf.25: Michigan. ssc
W$i.5O per bu; i502hc per i-b-bu basket;
? per key; bu, s5c6si.2b plums. case. Is
ffe0c; 1-6-bu basket, i2M 0e0c; grapes.
l2Mmi7c per s-lb basket.
Melons--Gems. crates, tl.2502; citron.
Green vcgetabies-Carrots home grown,
tlQi.25 per 100 lunches; cabbage. N.2b
bers, 75c per doz: radlshes. eOc@ti per
toes s5cGsi per bu box; lettuce. head.
bects si250i.5O per 100 bunehes; tur-
nlps. 7bc per sack; string beans. b0cMtl
per sack: caullfower. T5c0si.75 per crate:
green onions. sQl0c per bunch; onions.
35G5Oc per bu Spanish. sl25 per crate.
sweet corn. 10000 per sack: kohirabi.
81 26Gfi. so per 100 lunches: potatoes. car
lots. on track 300i5c per bu; mushrooms.
water crcss 2bc per box: lima beans.
sl.75M2 per 20 OTIS: horseradish. 60W75c
per bunch; eggplant, 100000 per doz:
pumpkins. 75c per dog.
Broomcorn-M Market steady; selfworlsing
common 90 choice. SibM7S per ton; No.
huTl. common TO choice, xt5Ql00 per
ton: dwarf. S55W65 per ton
Hides-Firm; greenisalted. No. 1. i0c:
No. =, &c: No l bull DC; No. 2. SC: green
sailed calf l3c: No q lie
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
CARNEGIE coEs BACK ON WORD
Offers Library Donation 20 Ia Crosse
and Then Changes His Mind.

Ia Crosse. Wis. dispatch: After OF.
foring q donation OF $4,000 to North
Ia Crosse for public library. An.
drew Carnegie. after the city had com.
Piled with the conditions. has refused
to give the money for the library.
Mr.. Carnegie gives az his reason for
a change of mind that the city OF In
Crosse now has good library and
that II is the duty OF the city TO pro
vide library facilities for the subuybs
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-02
PRETTY WEDDING AT KNIGHTS.
Miss Ina Nell Power Becomes Bride of
Mr.. E. C. Owens.

On Wednesday evening the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm d. Power, of Knights
this county, was the scene of a most
elegant wedding when their daughter,
Miss Ina Nell Power, became the
bride of Mr.. Earl C. Owens, we'll
known young farmer of the county.
Promptly at $50 to the soft notes of
Mendelssohns wedding march, rendered
by Mrs. Archie Owings, of Gray Court,
the brides maids, Misses Maud Owens
of Barksdale, Miss AWE Mahaffey,
Miss Bessie Roland of Laurens and
Miss Eulie Power, cousin of the bride,
entered, carrying white satin ribbons,
forming an aisle. Then came the
groom with his brother, Mr.. l.. Nye
Owens of Laurens, as best man, the
bride following, accompanied by the
maid of honor, Miss Virginia Bates of
Spartanburg.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. j. B. Parrott, pastor of the Clin-
ton Baptist Church, in the presence of
large company.
The bride was strikingly beautiful in
white silk crepe de chine, carrying
American Beauty roses, while the maid
of honor, wore simple, though lovely
dress of white null.
Misses Owens and Mahaffey, brides
maids, were charming in gowns of
light blue null, while the other two,
Misses Power and Roland, were most
attractively attired in pink NULL
The color scheme observed in the de-
coratons of the parlor was white and
green and the dining room, pink and
green.
Following the ceremony an elegant
wedding supper was served, which was
enjoyed by large number of friends
and relatives.
A numerous and handsome collection
of presents attested the popularity of
the newly welded couple.
On Thursday evening a reception was
given by Mrs. Sarah Owens, mother of
the groom, at her attractive country
home, in honor of Mr.. Owens and
bride, proving most delightful occa-
sion.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-02
DEATH OF REV. w. r. OWINGS.
Passed Away After Brief Illness al
Ouitman, Ga.

The relatives and friends of the Rev.
William r. Owings were shocked to
hear of his death at Quitman, Ca, Sat-
urday morning last. He was i'll only a
few days. Friday he was operated on
for an abscess of the stomach. The
operation was considered successful,
but had been deferred too long, it is
stated. He was buried at Quitman
Monday.
He was son of Mr.: and Mrs. Jona-
than Owings of the upper part of the
county and brother of Messrs. j. G.
Owings of this city and Robert Owings
of Rapley. He was educated at the
Clinton College and the Presbyterian
Theological Seminary in Columbia, and
at the time of his death he was the
pastor of the Presbyterian Church of
Quitman.
A few years ago he was married to
Miss Effie West, daughter of Mr.. Enoch
West, who with two small children sur
vive.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-02
YELLOW FEVER
in NEW ORLEANS
Heroic Efforts Being Made
to Check Disease.
SHOTGUN QUARANTINE
The Record Shows Total Cases 302,
Total Number of Deaths 81.
Much Excitement.

The yellow fever record in New Or
leans shows total number of cases to
date 302; total number of deaths, 62.
On Saturday the authorities found 81
new cases, q on Sunday and 81 on Mon
day. Thus it would appear that the
disease has been checked somewhat in
its spread, despite the fact that it has
jnmped from one part of the city to
another, rendering the situation very
difficult one for the health department
to handle.
Strict quarantine measures are in
force and it is the hope of the authori-
ties to have the situation under control
by the last of this week,
The outbreak of yellow Jack"
in the Crescent City has caused much
excitement, not only in New Orleans, but
in all coast cities in the South. Quaran-
tines every where are being drawn tigh-
ter and tighter and as consequence all
business and railroad traffic suffering.
A number of towns in Louisiana and
Mississippi are cutting themselves off
from the world and shotgun quarantines
are being extended.
In Charleston precautionary measures
have been adopted and everything pos
sible will be done to prevent the disease
from entering the city.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-02
Notes From I.anfOrd.

LANFoRD, July Goth. The farmers
of this section are about through with
their work ready for picnics and big
| meetings.
Mr.. Hugh Davis McCravy has re-
| turned to Charleston after short
stay with his sister, Mrs. j. E. john
son.
Mrs. j. W. Lanford has returned
home after a two weeks visit to Cold
Springs, S. c.
Mr.. Harvie Wollord visited at Mr.. ].
w. Lanford's, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. Pierce Moore is at home for a
week or ten days vacation.
Misses Efie and Harvie johnson are
visiting their sister Mrs. C. ID. Cox,
this week, and are attending the meet
ing at Warriors Creek.
Rev. C. b. Burns filled his regular
appointment here Sunday, after an alb
scence of six weeks.
Misses Mossie Lanford and jamie
FLEMING were in town Thursday.
Misses Irene Crosby of Birmingham,
is on an extended visit to her father,
Mr. j. B. Crosby.
Mr.. E. G. Boggs left for North Caro-
lima Wednesday, where he will Join his
wife and children.
Messrs. Boyd and Baxter DeShiclds
are visiting in Spartanburg.
Mrs. w. ID, Patterson and children
are visiting her parents in Georgia
The ice cream supper at Central
School was very much enjoyed by all
who attended from here.
Mr. j. Nj. Fleming, President of
the Farmers Oil Mill at this place, is
having his machinery put in shape for
the fall season.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-02
25-CENT COLUMN.

NOTICE There will be a display of
the Globe Tailoring Company's line of
samples in our store on August 9TH and
9Th. Come and have your measure
taken for your fall suit Satisfaction
guaranteed Davis, Roper & Co.
LOST In Laurcns Saturday after
noon a pocket book containing a ten
dollar bill and some change. Reward
if returned to Robt. Watson, Enoree,
S. C. 52-lt
FOR SALE -2l9 acre farm in Chest
nut Ridge neighborhood. seven miles
West of Laurcns. Dwelling, two tenant
houses, we'll of good water and plenty
of running water. Ten acres i'm origi-.
nal oak forest, 80 acres in cultivation,
balance in pines Land slightly rolling.
Terms rcasopablc.
(REV) JOS. A. MARTIN,
52-3t Cross Hill, S. c..
WANTED 30 girls to run sewing
machines in overall factory, Nice clean
work, and Wen pay you while learning.
File your application now, as we will
start up in few weeks. with T. X.
Hudgers, Sec'y and Treas, Crescent
Co., LaWens. s. c. 5l-tf
WANTED DETECTIVES. RESPONSE
Bile, Sharp, Daring Young Men every
where. Experience unnecessary. En-
close stamp for particulars. Grandell's
Detective Bureau, Philadelphia, Pa.
SEE me for Enlarged, Medallian.
Fancy and Religious Pictures. Charts
for any Lodge. Framing pictures a
speciality. Machine needles and oil.
Office by Express Office.
62-2t. A. Ross Blakely.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-02
A Contractor Arrested.

BELToN, July 20. Mr. j. A. Brown,
a carpenter and contractor, was ar
rested here to day by Deputy Sheriff
Sullivan of Laurens County for an al
legged violation of contract and misap-
preparation of funds. Mr. Brown had
contracted to build house at Water
loo, where the offense as set forth was
alleged to have been committed and he
was carried there by the deputy sheriff
to stand his trial
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-02
SESSIONS COURT
HAS ADJOURNED.
Heavy Docket Disposed of
i'm Eight Days.
CHAINGANG RECRUITS
DorrOh Griffith Gets Life Sentence
Baldwin Case Continued to
the September Term.

The July term of General Sessions
Court adjourned yesterday at noon and
causes in equity were taken up in the
afternoon.
The last case tried was that of the
State VS.. jim Kelley, colored charged
with killing a negro woman near Gold
vile ten days ago. He was found
guilty of manslaughter with a recon-
mendation to mercy. Two years.
Dorroh Griffith, a young negro of
Lanford was given life sentence for
killing Nose Hannah also colored
The Court granted the motion for a
new trial in the case of Lonnie Fleming,
colored, convicted of murder with a
mercy recommendation.
The case of the State VS.. p. II.
Baldwin and others, charged with mur
der was continued to the September
term of Court
Some of the cases tried and not al
ready noted in The ADVERTISER are
as follows
Bale Parks, colored, manslaughter
three years
Mart Gary, colored, mansluaghtcr,
two years.
Virge Williams, colored, manslaugh-
ter, four years.
Clarence Nicely, colored. manslaugh-
ter, two years.
Coodler Clardy and Dick Davis, both
colored, manslaughter, seven years.
Fletcher Spurgeon, colored, assault
and battery with nstcnt to kill, eigh-
teen months or $4,000 fine.
Clyde Garrett, assault and battery,
three months or $4,000 fine. Paid.
To have disposed of criminal docket
carrying nearly thirty cases, twenty of
which came to trial, resulting in con
viction of all save two, is considered a
remarkably fine record for eight days
| work.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-02
STATE AND GENERAL NEWS.
A re-survey of the Mason and Dixol
line has been made.

A re-survey of the Mason and Dixon
line has been made.
The county supervisor of Newberry
has ordered an election in that county
for August 18th on the dispensary ques-
ton.
During terrific thunder storm which
passed over New York city Sunday af-
ternoon, five persons were killed and
nine others seriously injured by light
ming.
A second estimate on cotton acreage,
sent out from Washington Wednesday
places the reduction in acreage at 14.9
per cent instead of 11.4 as estimated in
June.
Paul Morton, former Secretary of
the Navy, has been elected President
of the Equitable Life Assurance Com
pany of New York, vice James Alexan-
der, resigned.
Senator Tillman and Congressman
Lever have accepted invitations to
make addresses at big barbecue to be
given by the Farmers Union at Ander-
son, August 18th.
Hon. w. Jasper Talbert and ex-Solic-
itor j. William Thurmond engaged in a
warm discussion of the dispensary ques-
ton at Red Hill Baptist Church during
the progress of Union Meeting last
Saturday in Edgefeld county.
A big corporation has been organized
in Jackson county, N. c., for the pur.
pose of mining copper. The capital OF
the Company is 81, 500, 900 and a mum.
ber of South Carolina capitalists anc
business men are interested officially
and financially.
AT meeting of the creditors
of the Independent Cotton Oh
Company held at Darlington Wednes
day, three trustees were appointed tc
take charge of the affairs. The tota
debts amount to $87s, 8O3. 33; with assets
aggregating $7o9, ,71s.64.
A. B. Williams, former editor of the
Greenville News and at present on the
editorial staff of Richmond, Virginia
newspaper, has been indicted, together
with five others, for alleged violation OF
election laws. Mr.. Williams paid OF
agreed to pay $25. to a certain party
for his influence in recent election il
the city of Richmond.
A primary election is soon to be helc
in Spartanburg to nominate a State
Senator and Coroner. This is made
necessary by the resignation of Senate,
d. E. Hydrick, who was elected as s
Circuit Judge last winter, and the re
cent death of the Coroner. H. B. Car
Isle is candidate for the Senate
while dozen or more want to be Coro
ner.