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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

Il is stated that the.receut edict is
sued by Pope Pins regarding marriages
has caused some CONSERVATION among
members OF the church who intended
10 marry parties not of the Catholic
faith. They have interpreted the edic'
10 mean that after Easter no such mar
riages will be allowed and in conse
quence number Of unions will be Gel
ebrated before Easter. which otherwise
would have been postponed for several
months. This Interpretation Is wrong
however, and the so-called mixed mar
riages will continue to be allowed by
the church but certain forms must be
observed.
Parish priests must after next Easter
Sunday the time when the new laws
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

the price was si.i5, he said "Why, /
can get the same kind of an AK from
Sears a Roebuck for 90 cents.
Very well +" said tn hardware
man Twill give il to you for the
same price, provided you will do the
same with me as you would with
them.
"All right, replied the customer as he
handed over dollar bill. the mercant
giving him back ten cents In change.
Now, said the hardware man, ~
want % cents more to pay express
charges, which the purchaser gave
him.
How much does your AK cost your
One dollar and fifteen cents. !" the man
answered. Very good now give me
five cents more for the money order fee
and postage, which the purchaser
had to hand over "Now, how much
did your axe costf'' lone dollar and
twenty cents, said the purchaser.
mot so cheap after all, ''said the
merchant; whereupon he picked up
the Ak. tossed it back on the shelf and
told the customer 20 call for 10 in ten
days, as that would be soon as he
would get IL IL no had ordered IL from
a mail order house.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

AS Indicative OF the change that has
taken place in labor circles about PEN
insula minsswe cite humorous instan-
that happened at one of the mines on
the west side OF the county, For sew
eral years past the shipping season
has ended during the afternoon and the
workmen insisted on sitting about the
stp es smoking during the balance OF
the shift so az 10 put in their time.
The captains and other officials tried to
stop IL but labor was independent and
IL they were docked they quit so the
operators had to put mp with the i'm
position
Last week this same property finish
ed shipping early in the day and the
men got out their pipes and pouches to
enjoy smoke when the snperinten-
dent came through the mine and said
Well, boys You may go home now
Immediately there was an exchange Of
glances and a lot of jabbering In for
eign tongues. AT last one Of the lead
ers approached the superintendent for
an explanation
"Mr. superintendent. what you
mean by go home nowf'' / mean"
was the reply. that am boss now. I"
And the men got 10 work again with
out any question.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07
After PeddIers.

State Treasurer Glazier is after a
number of persons in various parts of
the state and IL threatening prosecu-
tions unless they abide by the law.
These people are hncksters and peddlers
and they have failed TO take out the
proper licenses.
At the last session of the legislature
a law was passed which compels every
person who engages in the huckster
and peddling business and who are
selling products not Of their own make
or productions, TO take out state lie.
ense. This license, which is $50, -
paid direct to the state Treasurer and
licenses are issued from the latter >
office.
The passage II this law makes IN
effective all ordinances passed by tow /
aud city councils With the excel
tions of saloons. dogs and auctioneers
local municipalities have 40 authori y
to grant licenses.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

5 OF all sc-called "panics" in histoy.
the one now In it's final stages has been
marked by the strangest incongrnities,
The country is full OF money-but
money seldom was scarcer, to those In
need OF IL. than during the past six
weeks. The banks were never SCUM
der yet seldom have the multitudes
been moro afraid OF them. Billions Of
dollars have been squeezed out Of the
market values OF stocks yet the corr
corporations whose assetts are represen
ted by those stocks are paying a. large
dividends M ever, Railroads are earn
ing more money than In any previous
years yet have less to-spend in.needed
extensions and equipments. A land OF
universal pdenty ~ also land Of high
prices: whereas high prices usually at,
tend only scarcity. and times Of chear
living. Prosperity Ia 40 general oul
tide Of few imited.circles that many
thousands OF men and women arr
ound eagerly investinestheir money In
Ne stocks and bonds.which Wall street
Capitalists have been obliged to sac
rlfico: whereas in other panica snci
ecnrities have gone begging market
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

Uncle Joe Cannon was chosen Speak
or of the national house of representa-
tives again NJ the republican caucus
held last Saturday. Congressman Can
non has the confidence OF tire nation in
the position he holds. IT'S cinch
that no froak legislation will get
through with Uncle Joe at the helm
and his selection TO again preside over
the House is a fortunate occurTance at
this time when the nation requires
q rest from the strenuous agitation that
has been 40 prominent during the
past yevr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

The state papers are making much
OF the action Of Delegate X. G. Flan-
nggan who refused weeks pay for
attending the Con-Con while he was
away hunting deer. Those of us who
know Mr.. Flanagan know that his act
ion in characteristic OF tho man and
that it was not done as play TO the
galleries. Mr. Flanagan is thoroughly
honest. not only in rendering service
but in his convictions as we'll and his
position on each and every matter
that comes before the convention is
taken from a desire TO do that which
IL honesty for the best.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07
Three Extensions of st. Paul
Road.

kOaQ'
Three nav divisions on ths Chicago
Milwaukee d ST. Paul Railway will
b. opened for train services early in
December.
Two OF these divisions were constru
cted recently, and the other, a short
line I'm Minnesota, was purchased
The combined additions comprise
4e4 miles giving the ST. Paul systam
total mileage Of 1882,
The longest .-of these branches runs
10 miles through the White river val
ley. from Chamberlain. 8. ID, Ito Rapid
City, $. d. This will be- known as the
Black Hills Division. and close con
neetion will be made at Chamberlain
with through service to Dubuque and
Chicago. Train service will be estab-
lishd over IL ON Dec !.
On the same date the company will be-
gin operating the Duluth, st Clond,
!, Glenco and Mankato railway. recen
tIy purchased known as the "Alhpabe
Road. This line. which runs fort,
miles from Albert Lea MINI
will be known as the ST Clair brancl
OF the southern Minnesota division.
. The most important opening however
!. !. will be the first section OF the Pacifi
!. Coast extension. Train service will b
|, established ON Dec . from Mobridg.
ID. the point whore the st Paul cross
% the Missouri river, to Bowman
!. N ID. distance Of 10 miles. Thi
: division will. have twenty-five ont o
the eighty live stations to be locates
!. on tho extension east OF Butte, Mon
!, tara
II Is announced that 200 miles o
!, rails have been laid and much OF IN
! grading done as far rs the Montan
line The town OF Bowman. the tor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

First publication December =. 1907 !;
ast Dec. 10, 1907.
To the owner or owners Of any and
all interest in the land herein describ.
ed. and to the mortgage 0. mortgages
named IN all undischarged recorded
mortgages against said land or any az
signee thereof Of record
TAKE NOTICE that sale has been
lawfully made 81 the following describ-
ed land for unpaid taxes thereon. and
that the undersigned has title thereto,
under tax deed issued therefor. and
that You are entitled 10 re-convey
ance thereof at any time within six
months after return of service Of this
notice, upon payment to the upder-
signed OF to- the register in chancery OF
the comfy in which the. lands lie, Of
ali sums paid upon such purchase. to-
gether with one hundred per cent adj
ditionsl thereto, and the fees Of the
sheriff for the service or cost OF publ
cation of this NOTICE, To- DO computed
as upon personal service OF declara-
tion az commencement of suit. and the
further sum Of five dollars for each des-
cription. without other additional cost
or charges. II payment AS aforesaid is
mot made, the undersigned will insti-
tute proceedings for possession Of the
land.
Description of land. Sci of NE u
Sec. 20, Town North 40. Range west
80. Amount paid g. 6s, Tax for year
1898.
Description of land. SIC 4of NE 4
Sec 20 Town North 40. Range West 80
Amount Paid "a, az Tax for years 1896.
Description OF land, Sci of NE1f
Section 20 Town north 40 Range West
35 Amount Paid S7.44 Tax for year
1897. 4
Description of land. Sc II of NE Il
Sec. 20, Town North, 40 Range West 30
Amount Paid IS. % Tax for years 1898.
Description Of lands Sell OF NE Il
Sec 20 Town North, 40 Range West, 35
Amount paid SAB Tax for year 1899.
nes. land. SEA of NEL Sec. 30 Town
North 46 Range West 80 Amount Paid
So 81 Tay for year. 1901 f~
Des. of land SIC 1iofNEll Sec. 20 Town
North 40 Range West 35 Amount Paid
80. 10. Tax for years 1902.
Description of lands, sell of NEA
Sec. 30 Town North 40 Range West 80
A mount Paid, $500 Tax for year 1905.
Description of lands. SEll of NE4
Sec. 30 Town North 40 Range West, 80
Amount Paid S54s Tax for year
1904 tV-1
All in Iron County. State OF Mich
igan.
G.. +. Sanborn Company.
BY g. +. Sanborn President
Corporate Seal Countersigned
A. H. Smith. Secretly.
Place OF Business: Ashland. Wis.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

Chairman Deihema has submitted to
the republican state committee three
plans for tho coming convention to
elect delegates TO the national conven-
tion viz Ono delegate for each 800
votes one delegate for each $50 votes
one delegate for each 200 votes The
former representation has been based
on the vote for governor in the presi-
Dental years but the recent primary
election law bases IL upon the vote for
secretary Of state. Should the mem-
bers decide upon the 1900 basis the
number OF delegates will be but 1856
while If the 300 basis is chosen 1t will
make Liza delegates in the convention.
II is understood that the major portion
Of the committee favor the large con.
vention.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

Probably the most lasting result OF the
panic will be the wider distribution Of
the ownership Of the country's rail-
roads and great industrial enterprises.
though the small holding Of stocks and
bonds. other panics have left such
ownership centered in a smaller num-
Der Of hands than before. Iron Ore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

Judge Stone jolted a couple Of Mar
Quette saloon keepers very hard last
Monday when ne handed out fines five
times the size OF those he has been ac-
coatumed TO dish out Il would look
as II the Judge has made up his mind
that the saloon keepers have not had
enough respect for his word in the past
and he is going TO emphasize 1t SO that
they won't NO soon forget again.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07


Frank l.. Baldwin. editor of the rs
canada Journal. has been mentioned
as candidate for mayor Of Escanaha on
a reform ticket next spring. II is said
shat Mr. Baldwin il 10 be put forward
by what is known ~ the ministerial
league OF Escanaba. band OF clergy
men who arc seeking to purge tie city
OF the unsavory conditions that are
said 10 exist down there. AS the an
nouncement was made by the Mirror,
Mr.. Baldwin's business rival in the
newspaper field. IL isn't safe to bank
on the commences of the statement
until Mr. n. is heard from. In the
meantime ~ is in order to say that II
Escanaba needs purging and the peo
Pile feel that one should be bad, Mr.
Baldwin can do the work well.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

The law went into effect Septmber IL
with the other general laws OF the
state. Since that time the state trea-
surer has been exceptionally busy. He
has the names Of peddler, hawkers and
hucksters in the state, and he il deter
mined that they shall pay the regulat-
ion fee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

Tho jamestown exposition ended
last Saturday night in a-dismal imam
cial failure The government will lose
all 81 the money that was advanced TO
aid the show and many Of tine other
creditors Of the exposition will also
have to charge off loss.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

minus OF the line this winter, Was for
mxlly opened ON Nov 2. and despite
the prevailing hard times. the lot sales
are declared to have compared favor
ably with those OF towns opened ear
her in the year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07
SATURDAY. DECEMBER, :, 1907.

Governor Warner claims that he has
81 per cent Of theLtota vote at the
primaries in his vest pocket. Why
not just swear ia the G0yrnor for the
third time aud save the expense o.
primary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07
Poor Commissioners.

Dec. 4, 1907.
A regular meeting OF the Superin-
tendents Of the poor for Iron county
was held on ths above date Mem
bers present. Olof Helgemo and Robt.
NUNS.
Moved and supported that the follow
ing bills he allowed and the secretary
instructed to issue orders for same.
Motion carrid.
Osterburg Company Nov.
grocery bin : 5I15
M. Savlan Dry goods 90. 10
r. r. Hollow horse blankets 500
Mrs r. Benson Taxing care
Of JOS Groth 800
Victor Rosenlafi labor at poor
farm % 90
DIR 9. II. Larson. salary Nov Al 90
William Lyons. salary go Oh
Olof Eelgemo meeting Il mil
age 1925
Olof Helgemo taking JOS
Groth TO poor house 500
Rob. NUNS salary Nov. and
meeting 1900
On motion meeting adjourned
Robt Munns. Secretary
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

a man went into hardware store
aud wished to purchase an ak. Being
shown the article and informed that
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-07

On motion meeting adjourned
Robt. Munns. Secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
w. r. SIMON SUCCESSFUL.

After a great deal of effort and cor
dependence w F. Simon. the popu
ar druggist has succeeded in gettinl
the Or Howard Co to make specia
half price Introductory offer on the
Irregular fifty cent size of their cele
brated specific for the cure Of consti
patton and dyspepsia.
Or. Towards specific has been SO
remarkably successful in curing con.
s'ipation, dyspepsia and all liver
troubles, that Mr.. Simon is willing to
return the price paid in every case
where il does not give relief
Headaches, coated tongue, dizzi-
ness, gas on stomach. specks before
the eyes, constipation and all forms
of liver and stomach trouble are soon
cured by this scientific medicine.
SO great is the demand for Ibis
specific that Mr.. Simon has been able
to secure only a limited supply and
every one who is troubled with dys-
Depsa. constipation or FLYER trouble
'hould call upon him at once. or send
Is cents and get sixty doses of the
best medicine ever made. on this SPEC
ial half-price offer. with his personal
narantee 10 refund the money If IT,
ioes not cure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

Alexander county, TO the mayor and
chief OF police and the city council OF
Cairo TO use their official power in
suppressing the evil herein com
lplained of, and to rigidly enforce the
law against such vices
| Resolved, That we appeal TO every
church minister of the gospel and
every good citizen who desires ia
see our fair city take front rank on all
moral and Intellectual questions TO
Iioin us in this righteous crusade
against vice.
Resolved, That we appeal earnestly
10 the pres Of Cairo regardless OF
religious or Political affiliation to lend
us their great influence ana co-opera.
ion. and that copy of these rego.
buttons be sent to the sheriff of this
county the mayor. the chief of police
and the several newspapers of Cairo
Resolved, That committee cor.
s'aling Of John s finrlbert, Alfred Fl.
House. Mrs Lena p. Bates. Mrs.
Katie L. Cosby, Miss Maggie Nj. Wall,
headed by our pastor and fellow Cit
zen Rev Francis James Davidson,
wait on the mayor and chief Of police
ami confer with Them on thi: matter,
Unanimously adopted.
Signed; F. j. DAVIDSON.
Pastor
JOHN c. HURLBERT,
Acting Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
ADJUSTMENTS

The Airdome-The Ferris COmedi
ans presented a Woman Of No In
'parianee. at the new Airdome las
night 10 alrge and appreciatiye an
dieace. Tonight The virginian" vii
be he iii. very interesting drama
which should pack the theater. High
class speciaities are introduced be
tween the acts by Miss Marion Taft
Billy Howard. Thebus Bros. and Fre5
Majors. moving pictures and ilIustra
ted songs. Numbers are given on
az each performance which entitle
he holder 10 chance on the cash
prize Of $500 awarded Saturday
night CT out The coupon and vote
Tor your fav0rite child in the contest
shich win be decided Saturday, night
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
EErs-sIr. Ra.EIsn go.

The cost of Rrssian caviar. deu
eacy made from sturgeon re Is rap
Idly advancing
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
BIRDS POINT, MO.

July 80, 1907.

ivy %, iSof
/ Good Morning.
Misses Bessie and Nez Meyers. OF
Mound City H., visited friends here
Friday and Saturday. =
Mrs. Willis Menefee and Mrs. Mag
i gle Newton, Of East st. Louis, are
/ visiting friends and relatives at this
tplaoe nd Wyatt Mo-, this week,
Mr.. Iryan Smith, who has been Wis
ting relatives here for few days
departed for Mosnd City, H., yester.
day Monday
Miss Sudie Fray, of Henderson, KY.
lafriyed yesterday, Monday, for a visit
with friends
Mr. Robie OVERLY and wife Of ST.
Louis, are spending a few days with
relatives at his place
Miss Alice Spencer was in Cairo
shopping yesterday Monday.
Mr.. Jean Smith and family, Of
Jonesboro, Ark are visiting friends
The barbecue given by the Wood
men Of the World, at their pavilion on
Brewers Lake Friday. was we'll al.
tended and all reoprt good time.
Aparty consisting of Messrs. J. J..
Watson, Harry Jones. William Bean,
Paw Hardie. Ed Street, "Curley"
Smith, Charley Spencer. Charley Nc.
Alister, Lawrence Herrin. George NIL
ton, DR.. Albert Willis, Ed Mccoy and
G. o. Smith; Mesdames J. j. Watson
and C. o. Smith and Misses Naomi
Harris Essie Smith, Irene Spencer
and Alice Spencer, spent Sunday on
the lake and talk about your cool
times, whewl Fish frogs and chick
en- to eat and plenty Of ice water ca |
to drink. Six e the boys went out |
Saturday night to feed the 'skeeters |
but were disappointed in that part Of
The program but the trot line was
success for they caught six cat fish
four "grnnells' and a coon on it, Mr.
Bean also caught a frog while asleep
1ut he let it get away, hal ha Wasn't
he cool and nice, Bill?
Well won't tell what the other
,oys did. Goodbye.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

First Colored Missionary Baptist
church. corner of Walnut and Nine
teenth streets. by a number of tax.
payers and voters. and after an adj
dress from the pastor of he church,
pointing out the duty of the church to
take the initiative in all crusades
against vice and all unrighteousues
the following preamble and resolu-
lions were adopted:
Whereas. II is a sad fact that bar
lr0oms and other places Of vice are
permitted to run wide open day and
might in Cairo, and
Whereas, Females, both grown and
half grown, ana male minors are per.
mitted 10 enter bar rooms and wine
rooms and purchase and imbibe in
beer, aud other intoxicant as bever.
ages, and especially is this unhob
privilege allowed members of the
negro race without any apparent re-
straint; and
Whereas. The permitting Of f.
males and minors 70 purchase intoxi-
Inc as 't+A'i d 'iANAA naI lbttia aNt
vine rooms AMI TO imbibe in alcoholic
intoxicants, tends TO dcbase woman
hco1 ard dcbauch the youths of on
city and Tins prepare the way for
them 10 become very undesIabl. citi.
zehs; and
Whereas It is the duty OF the
Christian church 20 righteously pro
test against everything that tends TO
ieprave humanity. by the preaching
of the gospel. by our prayers. by |
cooperating with the
proper authorities. and By all legal
means in its power Therefore be it
Resolved That as ak payers and
-esidents Of Cairo We do most
.olemuly and earnestly protest aginst
he permitting Of females and minors.
n any way visiting bar rooms. wine
ooms OF purchasing or imblbing in
Ger, wine or any other intoxicsnt I'm
ar rooms OF any other place or re-
oFt where i-tOxicants are sold as a
leverage.
Resolved. That we most humbly.
ct earnestly appeal to the sheriff o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

lreturned to his ark on the Panama
canal yesterday.
Esquire w G. Davis has gone Ia
Detroit, Mich, on business connected
with the detective work.
Mrs. Chas Copeland was rairo
visitor Monday.
several car loads of wheat were
shipped nom the Mounds this week
pr Il NJ. Fulkersan was n Cairo
Monday on professional business and
TO see his daughter Mrs. Ed Young.
coniracto T. w. Hanes has com.
pleteI the plans for two more now
cottages for George II. Wood 10 be
hullt in the Railroad addition
Nh a. b Robertson of villa RIDGE
was intown on business Monday.
the city council proposes u gravel
Delaware avenue ana finish the south
end Of Oak and build granitoid walks
as fast as they eau get to them.
Henry Space, Q colored fireman at
the Central Ice plant was coming M
the main rack Monday about noon
when he stepped off to get out of the
way Of No. ) ana was struck BIS No.
z, the north bound passenger tain
which he did nor hear until he was
Knocked down ana seriously hunt. RE
was brought up town to DR.. G. r. Ros,
Wells office whore he was examined
ma his wounds dressed 1t was fond
nat ne was badly injured on the rieht
'lde, back and head He was sem to |
lis home in North Mounds where he
led about o'clock Monday July 20,
907 Tne unfortunate man leaves a
wife and five small children in very |
tumble circumstances, The funeral
Till occur Tuesday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
THE CIVIL SERvL [
Natron and Wagon Maker Wanted by
Federal Government in Mime
sofa and Oregon.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examina
ton on August 2S,1907, at Cairo. nj.
TO secure eligibles from which Ia
make certfleaion to fill one vacancy
IN the position of seamstress (female)
Gi 1920 per annum in the Indian ser.
vice at Pine Point, Mimi; one va
.cacy in he position Of assistant
matron (femalel, at s400 per annum,
IN the indian service al Fort Berthold
n. Oak; one vacancy in the position
Of seamstreess (femalel, al 500 per
annum, IN the Indian service at pena.
Mimi; one vacancy in the position of
assistant matfon, al 1920 per annum.
in the Indian service at Seger Colony.
Okla; one vacancy in the position Of
assistant matron. at $500 per annum,
spnhRe, dpdi9ana ans eEYiGaas At Mgfre2FFtna
as they may occur in the positions az
matron, seamstress, and female in
dustrial teacher.
August 2S-To fill a vacancy in the
position of wagon maker $500 per an
num- in the Indian school at Salem,
Greg. and vacancies as. they may oe-
cur in any branch of the service re-
quiring similar qualifications.
The duties of the position require
hat the person selected should be
wagon maker, able TO build and to-
supervise the building Of heavy farm
wagons, light wagons. and spring
wagons.