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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07
Benjamin @ Pearl
Referee i'm Bankruptcy.
Business Address Marquette, Mich.
COSTLY MISTAKE

Bunders We sometimes very eXpeu-
siye Occasionally life itself is tile
price o. mistake hut youll never
he wrong you take Or kiugs New
Life pills tor Dyspepsia Dizziness
Headache. Liver or Bowel trouble.
They are gentle yet thorough e5c. az
y. G. Wilkinson Drug tore
Folcy Honey and Tar Tor coughs
and colds reliable tried and tested.
safe and sure Cole Pharmacy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07

The Crystal Falls members uf the
recently organized Columbian League.
will be Interested in learning Of q
move that has recently been made hy
the hend officers Of the order a- given
in the following news from Detroit
The Columbian League benevolent
and freteruai society with It's head
quarters Ia Detroit has anna guuated
with the American Guild eimilnr
society. By the terms OF the amalga.
nation the American Guild viii retain
it's original name but societies thar
formerly belonged o. tho Columbian
League viii be known "a tho Column
bian Leagua Department 9t the Amer
lean Guild
The agreement was ratified at meet
ing of the supreme lodge ol the Sc
Iumhian League held Ia it- offices in
the Telegraph block December ~.
The American Guild was represented
by the supreme auditor T. W. Kimp
ton. Of Richmond. Va The amulga
nation went into effect january +
Prominent Detroit members Interested
arr Rev Vs. W. Wilson. T. d. Foster.
NJ. Il. Calvin. A. } Burt Dr H. $.
Sheriff.. a G McGaw J. Moran,
William r. Brown and William a..
Punga The Columbian League ia.
cludes 900 members aud $1,000 as
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07
LADY BEES LOSE SUIT.
Supreme Court Denies their Right 10 do
Business Outside OF Michigan.

The contest which has been waged
against each other by the two wings
OF the lady Maccabee order came 70 a
focus ia the supreme conrt the other
day and the Great Hive lost. Ae-
cording 70 the decision then rendered.
The Great Hive ~ the Ladies o. the
Maccabees must either revise its ritual
and secret work or refrain from doing
business outside Of the state If Mich
igau IN competition with the Supreme
Hive d Lady Maccahees
This is the decision OF the supreme
court aud IL differs from that Of
Judge Kline. Of the Washtenaw cir
cult court A decree viii be- entered
ia the supreme court euioniug the
Great Hive from competing with the
Supreme Hive ia the field now uc-
cupied by the latter by using the same
or practically the same ritual secret
work, badges and pdraphernalia as
these used by the defendant the su.
preme Hive
The supreme court SAYS that iis do.
cision doses not result ia giving tho SUI
preme Hive "a monopoly which would
be condemned by the courrs so One
woud think, it says Of chaacteriziug
the right which every secret urgauiza-
tion has to the exclusive uso of it-
ritual and secret work las "a monopoly
nor would anyone deny That the Do.
PENDANT haas this right against al the
world except complainant
The litigation between the two great
organizations of tho Mnccahees hHs
been somewhat pr0tracfed and s a
result 81 tho adoption Of tho policy of
expansion by the Great Hive oi Tine
Ladies' ~ tho Msceabees Tua SUI
premc Hive claimed that tho coat
Hive should coubue .ts efforts to the
state 81 Michigan. leaving the supreme
Hive 90 operate in all the states ~ the
union There were other court pro.
ceedings resulting i'm AN agreement as
10 the rights of both organizations In
Michigan but under the decision az
the court today the Great Hive must
coniiue It's operations to Michigan or
materially revise its ritual before pro.
ceoding a. organize subordinate hives
ia other states i'm which the supreme
Hive has "a prior right to do business
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07
me COULD HARDLY GET III.

T. III Du8y OF Ashley, lll writes
This is Co certify that have taken
two bottles 81 Foley s Kidney Cure and
4 has helped me more than any otnor
medicine ! tried many advertised
remedies hut.uono OF them gave nae
any relief My druggist recommended
Foley's Kidney Cure and it has cured
nae Before commencing ita use was
in such shape that ! could hardly
set up when once down Cole s
Pharmacy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07
First publication Jan 9. Lnst Jan 2i
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given that the
comrtnership formerly existing be.
tween Abraham Mendolson and Abrn
ham Sackim, under the firm name tf
A. Mendelson q Co. ana doing bus
iness al Crystal Falls Michigan has
been this day dissolved 10y mutual
causant abraham Ssckim has re
tirll iram said firm and business but
fho said Abraham Mendelsnn Will
continue che business at the same place
and pay Am liabilities Of aid firm and
collect AN debts dne the sumc
Dated Janaury g 1901
Abraham SBckin
Abraham Mpudels0n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07
cArARGH CANNOT BE. CURED

l'ALAEltH CA MOI 1915 GU RED
With local applications u they can
mot reach tno scat III the disease
Caauh s blood or constitutional
disease and in order Is cura 50 yoa
must nbu Internal remedies Hal 5
Cauurh Cur, lis taken internally and
acDe diuellya n the blood aud mucous
1rfaces HaH Cuarrb Cur IS not rs
qu8ek medicine III was prescribed hy
aue of tho haai physIcims n This
country TOT wears. and ia "a regulnr pre-
acriplon IL is composed oi the best
tunies known combined with the best
blood purifiers acting directly ou the
mucous surfaces Tho perfect com
hiuati0u % the two ina rodients ia what
produces such wonderful results III
curing Camrrh send for testimonials,
free
r. ! Cheney q Coz Props. Toledo
O sold by druggists. price 1je
Halls Family Pills are the best
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07

First publicstion.Jan. o. Last Jan. %.
In the District Court OF the United
States for the Western District Of
Michigan. Northern Division.
In Bankruptcy.
In the Matter Of
Louis Harris,
Bankrupt
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt
Whereas. the Trustee Of said estate
has filed 4 petition asking for authority
70 sell the estate Of said bankrupt
either n public auction or az private
sale for the reasons set forth in said
petition.
Notice is Hereby Given. that the
said Trustee will sell all Of the estate
Of said bankrupt, either at public auc-(
tion or private sale. in bulk or in par
eel il sufficient price is obtained there
FOR. az the store lately occupied 10y
said bankrupt at Crystal Falls Iron
County. Michigan beginnin pid sale
ON the twenty hfth day OF anaury,
A. ID. ninetecn hundred ana four at
ten O'Clock I'm the forenoon, u,less
cause 10 the contrary be- shown at
meeting of the creditors Of said estate,
hereby called 10 be held at my Office
ga the City of Marquette. Michigan. on
the nineteenth day of January. A. y.
nineteen hundred and four. at ten
clock n the forenoon
Dated this sixth day of January,
a.. H. 1904
Benjamin @ Pearl
Referee IN Bankruptcy
Business Address Marquette. Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07

supposing you rc busted haven't
dime
Getting poor ism "a serious crime
Put ou bold front work with all
your might You re sure to win by
taking Rocky Mountain Toa at night.
II + Christensen AMASA.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07

breakwater at SturgeonlFails, thecou.
struction OF a new sleuice way at Quin-
nesec falls aud the rebuilding OF the
Third gam pear Menominee.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
THE CONDITIONS
OF PEACE ASKED
Russia Desires TO Know What Japan
Will Demand.
WASHINGTON is AGOG
President Roosevelt Had Instructed
Ambassador Meyer to Find Out
From Gar What He De-
sired Done.

Washington, June e.-Diplomatic
Washington was Wednesday night
aroused to a point of expectancy une-
qualed since the inception of the war
in the TAR east by the news from St.
Petersburg of the cars wish to know
Japan's peace terms. This interest
was heightened by a call which Mr.
Takahira, the japanese minister. made
at the white house by appointment
during the evening. He called shortly
after O'Clock and Immediately went
into conference with the president
They remained together about twenty
minutes. When the minister left he
declined to answer any questions about
his call. The Associated Press bulie-
tin announcing the cabling of a mes
sage 10 the Russian ambassador at
Washington and Paris that Russia
wished 10 know Japans peace terms
was Immediately communicated TO the
diplomats most interested. II was net
long before the Russian embassy was
besieged by callers, but the ambas-
sador was without advices on the sub
Ject though for several days past he
has been anxiously awaiting an ac-
acknowledgement of his cablegram de-
failing his conversation with the presi-
dent last Friday. In expectation that
a message would come later in the
evening. several of the secretaries re-
turned to the embassy after dinner
prepared to translate the dispatch as
soon as IT arrived Count Cassini has
not yet made an appointment at the
white house.
The president had conaded TO an
ambassador who called at the white
house that he expected Ambassador
Meyer to be received at Tsarsko- Selo
Wednesday or Thursday. The in
structions to Mr.. Meyer did not pro-
vide for formal tender of good Of
fees. While it is impossible TO give
their text, they may be correctly parp-
phrased in these Words
Find out from the car what we can
do TO assist in early peace"
Much was left to the tact and diplo-
matte discretion of Mr.. Meyer as TO
the manner and words in which the
friendly readiness OF this country at
the present moment could he made
known TO the car. Care was also
taken that Mr.. Meyers conference
with the czar should not occur unit
Count Cassini's report had reached
TsarslS oe- SeIo.
II can be stated emphaticaIly that
in transmitting a faithful report OF
what occurred at the white house last
Friday afternoon Count Casslni erasl
phasizing the friendly frankness with
which the president expressed his
strong desire for peace. II is general
ly realized here that the importance of
that report can scarcely be overesti-
mated.
To all of his callers Wednesday aft
ernoon the ambassador. while admit
ting that the moment was full Of pos
sibilities. he had no news to impart. |
and this applied to his closest friends |
among his diplomatic conferees.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
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STEADILY RISING.
Grand River Has Gone Over Front
Street and Houses Surrounded.

Grand Rapids. Mich. June 9.-Grand
river was still steadily rising here
Thursday. The only encouraging news
comes from up river points. where the
water was reported 10 be stationary
or falling. Tine water here has now
gone over Front street. south of Bridge
street. Many residences are complete
ly surrounded by the deep and swift
currents. Workmen are struggling
frantically to keep the nbrth end Of
the dyke from going to-nieces and it
seems to b. about an even chance
whether they will succeed.
A special to the Evening Press says
communication has been partly re-es-
tablished with Whitehall. which has
been isolated sixty hours. Conditions
in White river, above the town, are
worse than had been expected. Dam
agn to crops, bridges and dams will
reach hundreds of thousands of dol
lars. Three large dams at White
Cloud. Pespia and Ferry are washed
completely away
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09

They will not tolerate disgraceful
peace"
Universal regret is expressed in Off
cial circles at the retirement of Del
Case. until recently French minister
OF foreign affairs. He is regarded as
the true friend Of Russo. personal
friend of Foreign Minister Count
Lamsdorff and a sincere and unequiv-
-ccsd ss1a1rsrt~r Of !
The Novoe vremya says: I'VE know
how to appreciate true friends. We
have so few of them" The Russ and
Slovo consider NJ. DelCasse to be the
victim of trying TO play the impossible
role OF the connecting link between two
rivals-Russia and Great Britain.
The Slovo says: m. DelCasse's pol
icy was ever directed toward the iso-
lation of Germany. but he forgot an
alliance with Great Britain would
ruin any political system aimed against
Germany. The British alliance has not
helped France in Morocco. but it has
probably embroiled her with Germany.
NJ. DelCasse pays the penalty by re-
firing as complications can be easier
avoided with him out OF the cabinet.
and his retirement would not affect
the dual alliance"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
Caused Discussion

Jackson. Miss. June 9.-The motion
OF Colonel Osborne Of the Louisville
committee on arrangements in tender
ing invitations to King Edward and
President Roosevelt to send messengers
10 the approaching reunion has caused
a great deal Of discussion among Con-
federate veterans i'm This state. and in
many quarters is being severely CON
demned. As rule. veterans take the
view that while there IS nothing obfec-
tionahle in having representatives. ~
these two rulers at The reunion. at the
same tune the action Of Colonel os-
borne was unauthorized
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
SEEMED FAR AWAY.
Settlement Of Strike Appeared to Be a
Remote Contingency.

Remote Contingency.
Chicago. June 9.-Peace in team
sters' strike seemed Thursday to he
as far away as ever. Settlement with
express companies and demand by I'M
ions that police be withdrawn from
wagons with calling off strike were
apparently insuperable obstacles TO an
adjustment. President Shea of the
Transfers union took an active part
in the latest negotiations with en-
ployers, although he was responsible
for blocking peace negotiations sew
eral days ago after he had been left
out of the meeting between the com
mittee of employers and teamsters.
Shea would have been excluded from
the new conference of employers had
he agreed to the demand of union Off
cials that the employers attorney.
Levy Mayor also should keep away.
This demand was refused promptly
and Shea was then called in. He
made a vigorous fight against altering
the propositions of the Transfers to
suit the demands of the employers.
With peace efforts again coming to
naught. and the prospective spread of
the strike to 5000 truck transfers en-
ployed by members of the Team own
ers' organization was again the vital
issue. Many owners are in favor Of
forcing matters with the drivers. but
il is generally hoped the neutral ele-
ment in the association will make a
hard fight to keep from being involved
in the fight.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
NE PRICE MUST
BE MODERATE
st. Petersburg Journals Opposed to
a Lnrge Indemnity.
WOULD BE SHA MEFUL
NovOe yremya Plainly States That
if Japan Demands Too Much 1t
WOuld lie Better 10 Pro-
long War indefinitely.

st. Petersburg, June 9.-There is a
significant change in tone on the part
of some Russian newspa pers, like the
Novoe vremya, which never hereto
fore has even admitted the possibility
of conclusion of hostilitiesf until Rus
STA has recovered her military prestige
by a victory. Thursday the papers
discuss calmly the ACCESSIBILITY of end
ing the war if Japan's terms are rea-
eonable. 1'he payment of a big in
demnity. they declare, would be too
humiliating.
The Novoe Vremya says bluntly that
if Japan asks too much ii will pay
Russia tot prolong the contest inlefi-
nitely. while the Russ argues that If
representatives. of the Russian people
are called together Japan will see her
self confronted by the whole nation
and she will readily agree TO reasona-
bic terms Even Revolutionists." the
Russ adds. ARE not traitors They are
lighting AT present the rotten bureau
crazy and not the mother country.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
RADICAL REFORM
Resolutions to This Effect Adopted by
the Equitable Directors.

New York. June S.-Resolutions sug-
costing radical reforms in the manage
ment of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society were adopted at Wednesdays
meeting by the directors. These affect
the high officials and make a sweeping
curtailment Of the society's general ex-
penses. The resolutions also imply
many important changes in the finan-
ctal policy OF the society.
The session was attended by twenty
eight of the remaining thirty-eight di-
rectors. the designations of j. T. Low
and Marvin Hughitt, the latter of Chi
cago. having been submitted during the
meeting and making a total of twelve
designations since last Friday A ma
jority of those present have from the
outset been on the side of Vice Presi-
dent Hyde. Among the so-called neu-
trails. or conservatives. present were
Brayton Ives. the only remaining mem
Der OF the Prick committee. and Charles
Stewart Smith.
From all accounts there was complete
harmony of action between the AIexan-
der and Hyde forces. all the resolutions
being unanimously adopted
Two demands were made at the meet
ing that James w Alexander and
James II. Hyde resign the positions Of
president and vice president respective
~. One demand came from Brayton
Ives. who said reorganization was i'm
possible so long as these men retained
their places. Joseph T. Lowell. who
afterward resigned from the board. Of
fered resolution asking Messrs. Alex
ander and Hyde to resign. Motion was
lost
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
SOON READY.
Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway
Being Pushed Along.

Muskogee. June 9.-The Missouri.
Oklahoma and Gulf railroad is COM
pleted to a point twenty-five miles
south of Musk ogee. and the announce
ment is made by Vice President Dewar
that the rails will be laid to Dustin
in short time. Two steel bridges are
to be erected between here and Dus-
tin. but trains will be running to JhIt
town by July 4.
Grading from Correta to Wagner
win begin in few days. and the rails
will be laic between nose towns by
the middle OF July. which will give
about sixty-five miles of road ready for
service.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09

Try the Chambers mineral well wa
ter for stomach, bowel, liver, kidney,
bladder and female troubles; dropsy,
rheumatism, catarrh, ulcers, sores, sore
throat, sore eyes, grsnulated lids, piles
and any blood trouble. Begin before
it is too late. 1t has worked wonder
full cures for others and may do the
same for you. Also relieves carpets of
mustiness. Delivered at 10 cents per
gallon. 5.4-1m
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
EDITORS AT GUTHRIE.
National Association Is Entertained at
That Oklahoma City.

That Oklahoma City.
Guthrie, June 9.-President w. w.
Screws. Jr.. and the other Alabama del
egates were the first to arrive in Guth-
rie to attend the National Editorial as
ISOLATION convention. President Screws
was accompanied by three ladies' one of
whom. Miss Virginia Clay. a we'll
known Alabama editor. is on the pro-
gramme
Four hundred and fifty-five delegates
arrived on two special trains. The spe-
eial trains were five hours late and the
programme was somewhat deayed.
There was no afternoon programme.
The address of welcome for Oklahoma.
in the absence of Governor Ferguson.
was delivered by Delegafe -'--i $. Nc
CURE. and for the city by Mayor ]. w.
Duke. The response was delivered by
President w. w. Screws, Jr.
A ball and reception was given by the
people OF Guthrie after the programme
in the evening. Many were taken to
residence houses. 1t is the largest at
tended of any meeting in the history of
the, association.
Delegate Mcclure talked of statehood
in his address OF welcome.
The Guthrie Ministerial association
adopted resolutions and presented them
to the secretary of the association ask
ing the editors not 10 attend he enter
ainment at he 10l ranch. The objection
was that the entertainment was to take
place on Sunday.
There are several delegates here from
Massachusetts in spite of the fact that
the state association adopted resolu-
ions no to attend the Guthrie meeting
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
CALLED OFF.
Teamsters Submitted Several PROPOSE
tions. but All Rejected.


Chicago. June 9.-After a conference
lasting for five hours between the En-
ployers' association and the committee
appointed Tuesday night by the Team
sters' Joint council with full power to
declared off at 9 o'clock.
The union submitted number of
propositions which the employers fatty
refused to consider at all. Chief among
these was that if the strike was de-
clared off all the police and deputy
sheriffs who are now protecting nom
union men should be withdrawn. The
employers refused to consider such -
for an instant declaring
that they would maintain the guards as
long as there was the slightest chance
of violence.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
Appeal Doeketed.

Washington. June 9.-The appeal ~
Buster and Jones Of Muskocee. !. T.
from the decision Of the court OF ap-
peals for the Eighth circuit in a case
involving the Creek Indian tribal tax
es has been docketed I'm the supreme
court of the United States. The case
is OF special interest because Of the
complications which have recently
irisen over the payment OF taxes there.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
DRIVEN BACK.
Body of Russians Were Not Success
I'll

Body of Russians Were Not Success
fuI In Their Advance.
Toxic, June 9.-Imperial army head
quarters made following announce
ment: AT 1880 o'clock on the morn
ing of June body of Russians. some
100 strong. advanced from the direc-
ton of Sumaotsz. about a mile and a
quarter east of Yinyipienmen. but were
met and repulsed by US on an emf
nence lying north of the place. The
enemy fed in confusion toward Nieni-
wiling, seven miles northeast of Yin
yipienmen. one soldier and two sad
died horses were captured. With the
exception Of skirmishes between scouts
on both sides there is no change 10
report elsewhere"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
NOTHING IN 1T.
Herriek Says He Could Not Consider
Equitable Offer.

Columbus. Ohio. June s.-Governor
Herrick. who has returned from New
York. has not bought out the interests
OF James II. Hyde. first vice president
of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety. nor has he been formally or Off
cially offered the craftsmanship of the
board OF directors of the Equitable.
When seen he said there was nothing
in the story that such a transaction
had been made.
1T is true" he continued. that I
was asked whether IL such an offer
was made to me-that is the chair
manship-I would accept it. but my
reply was that owing to circumstances
under which ! am placed In Ohio. hav-
ing been recently renominated for
governor. l could not consider such an
offer. however flattering 1t might be"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
Bible Conference.

Ardmore. June 9.-Great prepara-
lions are being made for the second
annual meeting of the Southwestern
Assembly and Bible conference which
will be held here June 10 TO 90. in
elusive. Several hundred delegates are
expected.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
Peace Conditions Desired.

st. Petersburg, June 9.-As result
OF meeting of the council Of ministers
held at the Tsarkoe- Selo Instructions
were telegraphed to the Russian am
bassadors at Washington and Paris to
the effect that Russia is DESTROYS OF
learning Japans conditions.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-09
ENORMOUS LOSSES.

From Nine Thousand to Ten Thousand
Russians Killed or Drowned
Gun Shu Pass. June According 10
reports received by General Lineviich
from naval officers who have arrived
at vladivostok the los@es Of Admiral
Rojestvcnsky's fleet az from 5000 to
10000 officers and men killed or drown
ed ana bout 5000 prisoners