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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Continued dom page 8

August Z. 1905, which said sidewal X
shall be completed on or before July
%, 1905.
AND BE IT FURTHER R E $ o l.
WE'D that the city clerk be. and he
hereby, is required TO serve copy OF
this resolution upon said owner accor
ding TO law. and to file an affidavit OF
suoh service ia his office on or before
the date last aforesaid
whe premises hereinbefore referred 70
are situated in the City Of Crystal
Falls County Of Iron and State OF
Michigan. and described as follows
the north 40 feet of the east 20 feet OF
Lot 80 according to the recorded
plat OF the village of Cry Falls.
AYES Thomas Penglase }. >. Jacka'
Thomas Wills and William Gribble.
Resolution carried.
The following resolution was offered
by Thomas Wills who moved its adop
tion seconded by william Gribble.
RESOLVED that--A. Charon owner
az the premises hereinafter described
be. and hereby is, required at his own
expense. to build sidewalk in the
public street adjacent 20 and abutting
upon the south and east boundary line
Of said premises which said sidewalk
shall be constructed in accordance with
the provisions OF Sections and OF
an ordinance Of said city entitled, AN
Ordinance relative TO the building re-
building aud maintenance OF sidewalks
and crosswalks in the City OF Crystal
Falls, approved May l. 1899 as am
ended by an ordinance OF said city
approved August Z, 1905, which said
sidewalk shall be completed on or be-
fore July 20, 1905.
,AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
thst the city clerk be, and ne hereby
il required to serve copy OF TINS res
olution upon. said owner according 70
law. and 10 file an affidavit OF such
service in his Office on or before th'
date last aforesaid.
The premises hereinbefore referred
to are situated in the City Of Crysta
Falls, County Of Iron and state OF
Michigan, and described as follows
Lot numbered is3 according
20 the recorded plat OF the
village OF Crystal Falls.
Ayes: Thomas Penglase >. .
Jscka Thomas Wills and Wiihs"
Gribble. Resolution carried
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30

The following resolution was o6srvo
by J, =. Jacka who moved its
adoption seconded by William Gribble.
Resolved that Iron County
National Bank. owner OF
the premises hereinafter described.
be. and hereby. is.required. at his own
expense. TO build a sidewalk in the
public street ajacent to and AUDITING
upon the north boundary..line OF said
premises, which said sidewalk shall
be constructed in accordance with the
provisions Of Sections and 3 of AN
ordinance OF said city entitled. AN
Ordinance relative.to the building, re-
building and maintenance of sidewalks
and crosswslks in the City u Crystal
Falls approved May |, 1899. as a
mended by an ordinance Of said city
approved August q 1906. which said
sidewalk shall be completed on or be-
fore July 90. 1906.
And be IL further resolved that tho
city clerk. be and he hereby, Ia requir.
ed 10 serve copy Of this resolution
upon said owner according to law.
and to die an affidavit of sucn service
in his Office on or before the date last
aforesaid.
The premises hereinbefore referred
to are situated in the City OF Crystal
Falls, County Of Iron and state OF
Michigan and described as follows
the west 25 feet of lot 90 and the
east S II Of lot 93 according 20
the recorded plat of the village Of
Crystal Falls Ayes. Thomas Penglase
J. =. Jscka. Thomas Wills and William
Gribble. Resolution carried
The following resolution was offered
by Thomas Wills who moved its
adoption seconded by J. 8. Jacka.
Resolved that W W Hendricks owner OF
the premises hereinafter described, be,
and hereby is, required, at his own or
pense, to build sidewalk in tho
public street adjacent to and abutting
upon the north boundary line
of said premises. which said sidewalk
shall be constructed in accordance
with the provisions Of Sections and .
of an ordinance Of said city entitled,
An Ordinance relative TO the build
ing, rebuilding and maintenance OF
sidewalks and crosswalks In the City
of Crystal Fall ), approved May {
1899 IA amended by an ordinance Of
said city approved August Z. 1905
which said sidewalk shall be completed
on or before Ju 90. 1906
And be IL further resolved that TIN
: city clerk be, and ne hereby is requir
al to serve a copy OF this resolution
upon said owner according 20 law an,
= TO file an affidavit Of such service i
= his Office on or before the date last a
foresaid
The premises hereinbefors referre
d to are situated in the City OF Cryst0
p Falls County OF Iron and state 3
Michigan, and described as follows
a Lot numbered s7 according 70 th
b. recorded plat Of the village of Crystl
~ Falls Ayes, Thomas Penglase, J.
in Jacka. Thomas Wills and Williai
t- Gribble Resolution carried.
- Continued ON Page Six
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

bouche~ TO be presented 20 lady
There is also. IL Is said. demand for
sugared rose petals. which i being
catered 10 10y some enterprisiDg artists
IN sugar IL can hardly be pretended
that towers made into sweets" are OF
any medicinal efficacy. though damask
rose leaves have long held n reCog-
nized place In the materia medica-
Whether the violet has any thera-
peutic qualities does not appear.
though the leaves mot the hOwerl
have Just now some reputation-Out-
side the medical faculty-as a cure
for cancer. The best that can be
hoped for. II flowers are 20 be eaten
as well as 70 b. seen and smelled. Is
that they may IN all cases prove 20 BE-
innOcuous II Is n nice question
whether the perfume IS always safe
guide.
Perhaps the modern craze Is. after
all. only n form OF luxury. 4 candied
violet or n dish OF rose leaves cum
nincly prepared for the tea table could
not possibly enter into the category OF
cheap sweets for the millions. and II
Is understood that the sugar trust Is
not Interested.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
BREAKS By CONGRESS
Peculiar Mistakes Due 20 Tremen-
dous Amount of work 7 Transacted
Just Before Achievement.

In the hurry and hustle or get
away" day In Congress. few errors
slipped i'm 20 upset the calculations or
party leaders one Of these was the
signing OF the agricultural appropri-
alton oil by the President before that
measure contained the signature OF the
Speaker OF the House % Representa-
tivcs. or course this oversight was
corrected. hut the question then arose
as % the Importance OF having the bill
signed by the Speaker and the Vice
President Their signatures merely
certify that the bin has passed their
respective houses. tire important TACT
beinc thar they have been passed 10y
the House and senate. For this rca-
son IL i not regarded as being abSo-
lutely iudiSpeu sable that bill should
l1e signed 10y the presiding officer oi
the House. All that d necessary - 20
establish the fact that II has been 50
passed.
/ Another break" was the presidcn-
tial approval OF the sundry civil bill
/ containing an item appropTiaung
| S3eoOOO for n site for "a new de
partmental building in Washington
This item had been dropped out OF the
| bin in conference but the enrolment
clerks failed 60 notice the omission
and 50 included this item ia the copy
OF the bin laid before the President fo'
his signature. When the error was
discovered. resolution was adopte,
by both houses of Congress repealina
the feature OF the bill making tbs
100000 appropriation
IL is not strange that these mis-
takes occur. as all Of the employees 81
both the Senate and House during th'
last few days Of Congress have al
enormous amount OF work showed upol
| them. 80 that when Congress actual.
adjourus many Of them are ready q
take. 10 their beds Tor several days il
order 10 recuperate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

ven this two-score years. since a levin
flash burned the sight out OF nag head.
You have BEEN blind 20 much that
H. goodly and fair. quoth SIR Nigel. but
you have also been spared much thai j.
sorry and foul But, By 81. Pauli We
must on, or our Company viii thiak that
they have lost their captain someW har
early in the venture. Throw the man ny
purse. Edricson. and let Us gO-'
Aiieyne. lingering behind. bethOuSht
hin OF the Lady Loriag's counsel and
reduced the noble gift which the knig4t
had 50 freely bestowed 10 single peu1y.
which the begsar. with many mumbled
blessings. thrust away into his wallet
Then. squirting his steei the young squire
rode at the top Of his speed after lis
companions. and overlook them Just a.
the spot where the tres fringe OF iats
the moor ana The struggling haniet Of
Horde lies scattered on either side OF rhe
winding and deeply rufted track The
Company was ALREADY weli-nieh through
the village; but as the knight and his
squires closed up upon them. they heari
the clamor Of a stridsnt voice. followed
BY q roar Of deep-cheSfed laughter from
the ranks OF the archerS. Another minute
brOnghf them up with the rear~guar6.
where every man marched with his beard
on his shoulder and a face which was
agrin with naerriaent. BY the Sidr 81
the column walked a huge reC-headel
argument and exposrulafion. while ciose
az his heels followed a LITTLE wrinkle
woman. who poured forth . sarin yolles
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

igures that while we used last year
n,ore that a billion pounds Of coffee.
an I while about 2J0OOO.OoO pounds
were supposed 10 be Mocha and Java.
there were actually imported into this
country last year only a fraction over
100000 pounds OF Mocha and 10000
coo pounds OF Java. or approximately
less than 100000 pounds. OF only .
per cent. Of the popular blend IL j.
staggering 20 know 80 per cent. OF the
people who think they drink Mocha
and Java every day have been de-
ceived. and yet the facts seem TO be
rather plain
Figures Ike these. however. al
though ordinarily impressive and con
vineing. did not attract 50 much at
tentiOn in the House because the
members were 50 absorbed in the prac-
teal demonstration OF the extent 90
which fraudulent manufacturers OF
food products have been willing 20
90 IN the way OF swindling the public.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
COPYri Shted 1884 By Harper ( Br0thers

90 abuse. varied hy m occasional thvacx
from her stick gwen With al the for.e
% her body. though she might have srca
beating one 90 the forest trecs Tor al
fhe elcct that she seemed likely % prs-
aucc
Il trust Aylvarl.~ said Sir Nigel.
rravciy. az he rn,ic ur, that this doth
not mean that any violence hath been
offered % women To such a thing hap.
pcned. l tel YOU thar tue man saau
hang though Dr. we're the best archcr
that ever Uorr bragarrt.
NAY. my n.r lord." Aylward answered
With a rria. "it BE- violence which il
offered to n m1r- Tie comes from Horde.
AMI this is hs mother Who hath come
forth ro welcome hlm.
"Nou rnmmgcky lur,icn.' she was howl
inc. with n blow between each catch OF
hct breath. "Jou shamwockiuC. yaping.
oNer. long ronl fnr-nnughr. I VIII teach
there, VIII basfe thee Aye. by my
faith p"
whist. Mother said John. booking
back at her ium thc tal OF his eye. L
So tn Franco as au archer, % give blows
ana tA TAKE hcm
"ro Trtnce groshae q" crird the OH
dame ~INIn here With me. and l shall
warrant sou more blows than you are
hse rn -rf .n France. IL blows b. Whist
f yon .eek. SOU ncrl not 80 further than
+ Horde
"Hy ms hat' The rood dame speaks
b Truth. said Avlvari "lt seems to b.
/ the very homo of them"
"What have you to say. you clean
F shaved Etleloassert cried tle merry
. dame. turnlng uuon thc archer. "t4a I
. not speak with mV own sou bat YOU must
f lst vour tongue Cllekf A soldier. Quofna.
and never hang on his taec. have
seen better soldier with pap for food
anI sr>addnug-ciof Tor harness
"~tand to Be-. AylVari.' cried the
nrchers amR a fresh burst 81 laughter.
"no ner thwart her. comrade. sad hig
John. "~he hath proper spirit Tor hcr
years and cannot abide to b. thwarted
F, ~ is kindly and h1mely o. me to hear
hcr Foicr add to fel that she Is behind
mt Hlr / must ieave YOU now. mother
Tor the way Isl over rough Cor your tNet
4 but z viii bring YOU back n si!ken guwn
if fher. he ono ICE France or Spain. ans
3 win bring jimmy a silver penny -
goes. hye r1 yon. and tod have YOU Ia III
. Keeping f Whipping un the httl.
p woman, he hirei her lightly 10 bis bps
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
COUNTESS OF ARWICK.
A STRIKING BEATTY OF ENGLISH
COURT WHO Il FRIEND OF
WORKING MEN.

Has accomplished Great Phiian-
thropy. Founding Girls Schools in
Dairying. Poultry, Etc.-Prominent
an Politics.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
C4YIDLAY RECIPROCITY.
Northern Sister Mould Like Such
Arrangement; But IS Waiting
Move BY This Country.

\ letter from Ottawa, canada,
states that the question or reciprocity
between Canada and the Unite
states i by 10 means dead, as was
clearly shown 10y the recent debate on
the Canadian budget in q number OF
speeches. which. while they admitted
that the United States did not appear
10 care for reciprocity. IL would II II
could be brought about on mutually
advanta geous terms. % a good thing
for both sides OF the line. Many Of
the crown ministers and even Sir Viii
frid Laurier himself. the premier. and
described in England rs the foremost
statesman in the British Empire, are
favorable to Canadian-Americar re
ciprOcity. IL Il can be bad Sir
Richard Cartwright, minister or trade
and commerce. said recen-y that there
could be no better British policy than
10 DO everything possible 70 encourage
good relations with the United States
Senator Lougheed. the conservative
leader in the Senate, stated that he
thought no higher work could be found
by King Edward than 10 promote the
good relations OF the two peoples, aud
bind more closely together the two
AnglO-Saxon nations. He knew no
happier way Of strengt -ening the bond
between the AnglO-SaxOn peoples OF
/ the North American Continent than
/ for the King and Queen 10 visit the
/ shores Of North America at the pres
! ent time.
If reciprocity is not visibly 70 tbs
front to-day il IS because public
opinion in Canada reg rds reciprocity
as unattainable and the position o.
the anti-reciprOcity men who are To-
the moment supreme. as unaSsallable
Hence. and for no other reason, re
ciprOcity sentiment is put on the shell
until called for again. and an Ostenta
tiOus appearance OF indifference 4
manifested in Canada which VIII b
stiftiy maintained a. long as ia
United States government makes Il
forward movement that public oplnlO
in the Dominion can accept as SINGER
and based on a spirit OF reasOnableneS
and fair play.
= To those who are able TO read b
tween the lines. the announcement
the finance minister that the changS
Z 10 be made in the Canadian tarii
Z when revision takes pace next seSsio
Z must depend upon such new condition
( as may have occurred. - obvious
e meant for the people at Washingtc
c who stand in the way OF reeiprocit
and those In London who have block,
D. mutual preference between II
n mother country and Canada. IL Is
x warning and may mean much. or HIT
10 as circumstances or conditions oseta'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

and then. taking his place Ia the ranks
again, marched on with the laughing Cosa-
paDy.
That vas ever his way" she cried.
appealing 10 Sir Nigel who refined ap his
horse and listened With the <ravesr war
tesy. lie would joz on his own road for
b. must be a monk forsSoth. and all be-
ca uSe a weuch was wise enough % turn
her back OF him Then h ioins a ras-
caily crew and mEst needs rrapse OF %
tne wars, and TIE with 40 one 20 hair
the hres II / be Oor. or tend the CON- IL
J b. home. Yet I have been ggso1
mother 10 him TIRE haxei switches n
day have l broke across his sh0uideE~.
and he takes 20 more nO<ice than y0u
have seen him today"
-Doubt not that he will come back -
you both safe and prosperous. my fair
d.srae." guorh SIR Nigel ~sfs2nWhils AZ
ClieveS ne that. as ! have already given
my purse b a oeggar Cd the rad. -
Nay. ny lord. sid Aslsyne. Il stilf
hsve some moneys remaining
Then | pray you 80 give them 20 this
vesy worthy woman" He canterei on as
h. spoke. While Alleyne having dispensed
two more pence. left the OH dRu.e stan =
ing BY the fnrthest COTTAGE q Horde
With her shrill voice reised Ia bleszinxs
instead OF regiEnrS
That aight the Company slept az St
and Spicanam grocud well kne~n bob
~ thryne and 60 gohn. Tor thry were
almost within sight % tie 2se<x q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

bottle supposed to contain quart 81
vinegar. which when poured into "a
large graduate did not nearly reach tho
quart mark thcrcon-in fact was three
inches below it. Raisius currnufs anil
numerous other articles 90 food are
apparently put mp ina pound packages
and So thc buyer considers. but Tn fact
Few OF those ON the market really CON
tain FUN pound.
DEPARTMENT STORE BARGAINS.
1T rs the department stores and
mail order houses" said The demon
strator which make profit FROM short
weight cans and under sized BOTTLES.
we are seeking 20 protect thc ic-it-
mate grocery and the honest cauucr
from mon who are willing to make
money hy dcpririuE the people OF
things they think they are Ectriu-.
All that we ur-c is that an approx
innate weight or measure may he pur
upon each one ~ these packages aud
then. if The public chooses to buy
a smaller package az q smaller prior
il may Go so hut the manufacturers
and dealers must not amy longer de.
ceive the people as 90 how much they
are buy n-
BREAKFAST FOODS 4 pELU SION
on the tables whore Mr. Mann. abb,
but silently assisted hy Mr.. steven.
OF Minnesota. acted now a- grocery
man. now ass druggist. ami now a.
f bartender there were % dozen or mor,
/ packages ~ breakfast food- with thru
F familiar llhei@ q reference to tlhh
weights AND Skllful dropuu- of pacA
/ ages upon balance SCALE ln FRONT o
him enabled Mr.. Mann 90 show thl
( in great many eases the public paI'
fun pricc for asa abnormal amount Sd
. plsteboarl boX. In scarce amy cas-
did me prepared food weigh twice a
. much as the box. aud in many lu
stances food and package were in near
Is equal proportion.
Everybody knew. as MT Man
stated. that - per cent of an ODD
coffee used in thc United States Us SOD
as mlXtur. ~ Java aud Mocha. ~
was prepared 10 show from OMcis
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

Has accomplished Great Phiian- |
thropy. Founding Girls schools in |
Dairying. Poultry, Etc.-Prominent /
In Politics.
England has az least one titled
woman whose wealth and position
have not proved sufficient Ia blind her
TO conditions which surround less for
tunate men and women. She Is the
Countess OF Warwick. long the reign
Ing beauty Of King EDWARDS court.
and one OF the most famous women in
two continents
The Countess has recently come in
70 prominence through her par. -ipa-
ton In the English elections and Is
strong advocate and supporter Of Will
Thorne. candidate OF the dock Ia
borcrs Tor a seat in the House Of Com
mons The Countess strongly sup
ports the contention Of the labOrinG
element for q labor party In parliament
and Cowncd in the most bewitching or
Partisan frocks and in a red automO-
bile she has been stirring things mp
pretty lively I'm the forty-five parlla-
mcutary districts in which repre-
seutatives of organized labor We're
running for the House OF Commons.
SENT DELEG ALTON TO AMERICA
This very democratic Countess re-
Ntuli. SUM- " N'if--'itt '-i ga A"t+tNr q" fN
womcE to the United States 20 study
labor conditions here. Each vas in
trusted with a different mission One
visited stcnoGrapLerS and typewriters
another went 10 tailor shops and still
another 20 thc factories where young
men and women are employed and the
entire labor Held was adequately Gov
cred. The Countess betrayed all ex-
penscs % the trip and is now using
the material which her delegation
brought back % her Tor speeches 20
the tailoring classes.
Not long ago tAc Countess addressed
tremendous crowd OF workm,sl. Her
stage was "a trade~mau's wagon and
hundreds ~ workmeu went without
their dinners iu order 90 lcar her
speech She was given great ova-
tlon, called the men comrades and
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
A GROCERY IN CONGRESS.
REPRESENTATIVE MANN PLAYS
S4LESMINAX DRUGGIST TO
UyMASK FRAUDS

Short Weight and Fraudulent Foods
the Lure of Many Department
Stores and Mail order Houses
Honest Dealers Handicapped By
Dcccp1ions.
When the pure food bin WAS before
the House OF Representatives few
weeks ago. intense interest was dis
played by the members OF that body
in grocery store eSta hliShed by
Representative Mann Of Illinois Mr
Mann had been given special priv
lege by the House COMMITTEES having
the bin in charge 70 demonstrate ths
manner in which the ordinary fOOd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
TO TEACH DAIRYING AND
CHICKEN GROWTH.
C4yDKD FLOWERS.
England Has Begun Strange De-
mands TOR Sugared Blossoms From
the United States.

One Of the latest Developments OF
hrxurv Is said 70 be the candying OF
fragrant flowers. The notion Is not
altogether new. for violets have long
been made into corrections for the
palate. as well as into boquets for the
oifactory organs.
AT any rate. II seems that the fash
ION has acquired a new impetus or
Hate. and a cnndicd violet Is coming
10 he regarded as an acceptable "boa7e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

friends" and urged them TO strain
every effort 10 get a labor party in
parliament
You workers are the empire" de-
clared the Countess and this with
succession OF spirited assertions she
made were Justify cheered by the Ia
boring men.
The Countess OF Warwick i one or
England's most famous women Be
fore the succession OF her husband 10
the earldom she was Lady Brooke and
gained the nickname OF "Babbling
Brooke" for having told some I ngs
In connection with the famous bac-
carat party AT Tranby Croft which
proved one Of the most sensational
news stories OF the year. The Prince
OF Wales, now King Edward vi. was
a member OF the party and subse-
gueut witness In the case
TO TEACH DAIRYING AND
CHICKEN GROWTH.
In the past few years the Countess
OF WHrNlek has devoted nearly her
entire time to phi.LnthrOpic and char
itv work she once managed linen
and lace store but the venture proved
unsuccessful Later she founded q
school and dairy work and poultry
keeping for young girls, home fol
crippled children and tecnniea
school
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

New Yorker-To tell the truth. we
are proud OF this hotel
Chicagoan-well. can't blame you
altogether. old man honestly think
myself that it's the finest between
Chicago anc London.