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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

.uns oss gtudctseiebes iperoen am /.
Oct. 5u DUBUQUE pabriheiuIid
atpa 20 Saloons" ihIiebsn mifsn.
TSriOe 5IsmiHs non min
tbrOp, peIde loren Batter erfhoB,
ais Oieisr sinen angriff OuF ibrs Muts
.er md6te. puros BON ten @eIdpores
nen in SuOepenbence freissipros
den.
SIN DeIauo 6otsI 81 gurlings
lfnston puroe Der 16 Sabre dIte
Sd. Sisgel pom Gleoator gegsu ben
SoOen oes /. StOdpertes ss0riidt uno
8srquetidt. - SH ten 5rudtb0ieH Der
Surlin9tous8ab fpuroe Der % Sabre
ults 5ormdrbeiter Sus. 6. 8inoia BON
etntm 3use Ibsrfobren uHO idredltd
5erFidsIt.
gu . n 10 q ipurbe Der 16idhr.
Gug. Sposi BON Oem 5armer Bob,
0ortoE 6eim NeIOnen IisbIsn sridOis
Zen. RortoH ipuroe perhdftet.
Der bel glermpnt anIdhige
6drmer Sam. iloion pur0e ourh
Sdeuen ieinsr 9ferts BON sinem aorns
binNer ijRrfabren uno sstootst.
- Sn elmer S6eune dif Der Reess
6arm gu 0beboIt pur0s Der
6armarbeiter 8OoOipin 9dun NIT SER
malmiem StG0el ouFssiunOsn. Der
llngIiidIi6e Itdrb tur3 oarnuF. Mon
fabntst auf einsn sar;Ten 8. 3. Dds
MEL, Der nit gouu BON Omaha ses
tommsn mar uno ieitber OerfdpunOen
1T. oIs mutmdBli9en 9eriiber Der
MOrDtbat.
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besing Der As Sabre dlte friibsrs S6e=
riff SEQ. Shmis6, oermutblia in
9eiftsseeit0rtbsit. SslbitmorO ourd
GridisBeu.
0as 31i2iGbriee 50bn6en Oss
6armsrs Mdrtin pstsrs su 8rsbG
purOs bei elmer Dur6brsHuerti aus
Fem Wdsen geihleuOsrt uno brad Oas
Send.
Den 5O6 bur6 @rfrisrsn fouO
Der 9rubsnarbsiter Sol. 9enctr. oIs
er duf Der 9dnOfrube nobs 0ss
W Othes irsruattete, nahOem er
BON 3 4rbeitscousgsn aus sinem
SuggD geporfsn pproen mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
GrcSSer $cbIVuder Yer
kauf.

9wsitsr 9anb 4ianOs unb GrseIn nabesu
verl6enft pom Der Rrtitev Blanc W1fa. 50.
~ toum gtbrau6te Upright Yiauos pers
ben aisusrfauit Inn 8oum III ihahen fir
HeneM Borrotb, fir s65, S75, $50, s110.
20 CUTE Square Bianos mlljen iofort uerz
fault rperoeH un6 seben fir SO. s12, st5,
eco, uiw.
100 9mtitsr 6dHb Sreeln Iperben bieIe
Wage flr 81, 81 IS. $40. ulp. eeben.
DE ebigen Bargain fInS =" beieu bic ie
tB RianogeidSit o. erirt purben. 9ir fnb
a9Uuugsn oieis Ohsrte gu MAIDEN UNI loiort
Wauri ttir nsnsn Sorratb in unls,m Eager.
roum 81 iadfieH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

ben, taB ron Den etrpl 5000 9erionen,
Oie Ih gu ROB, 81 Wossu uno gu Sub
an Sem um3ugs bstbeiIigtsn, orsi Bier
tel 6rausn uno 3inoer paren.
Aus E g Der
RuFs abr. Rapmer. ipelter in Der.
binouns nit ben 2nnttropauen 3u
SpringfieIh prooTirt porOsn
par, purOe Don Oen 9eldaporenen
frei9eipteten. Disls @ntI6eioune in
benz sriten Sale Der III in @erbins
Dung nit ben &rapduen ~erhobenen
4utIaseR, IdBt duf peiters 6reifpreas
uR9en Idlisbsn, od man 9esen Rdpmsr
Oas ltGrtIte 8epeismateriaI gu babeu
gIaubte.
Die 4nldsen Der 9enp Bros.
9umber 60, Der Slree States Simple
msnt So, uRo msbrere 6ol3b0Fe unO
Wo6Rhduier in GdirD, mur0en init
einem Shooen non ca. $125,0O0
Our9 6euer 3eritOrt.
Sn Osn 5radthoFen su @lgiu
purte Der % Sabre aIts, permutbli6
in Mdoifon. Uis,. bebsimatbts
8remfer Sobn Steele BON einem 3lss
~iberTobren uno eetGotet.
Wdbrideinlid infoIge 8ranbItifz
tunQ eine Ser NIT eiuem GoTendufs
pan0 BON $4,000 erri6tete arOBe
SHERIDAN par. 3a%H3papilion gu
% aufegoui i. 6Idmmtn auf.
- Sin Speciol3ug Ter 50. Central
fubr bel DiOernoH in cine offeue
@eide binein, nobel bic eoeomotiDe
in eineu @raben ~itiir5te uno sertriims
merit ipurbe. Der 2ocomotiDfdbrsr u.
5. Sbel uHo Der 0ei3er @Oparo Zap
Tor srlitten gerlsbungen, Ole 7idbrige
glifabetb McGuire, ptlfe in Der
N6bs Der 9eIeiie Ipielte, purte BON
9riimmern Der 2OcOmotipe ~gstroien
uno getDbtet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

Tel scu ben sxnli6eu iatbsLi1m In.
ttrhatunsssunf 9aHeIiHss @sretua bsu
@Scsuiin 0rsaniitrfe frae arbeifsnaks
peiaHess Eno 9nisrlnaiious sBursau Be-
fnea f6 rsfin Sc. go Bisesnfu Ctr.
~. Hcblin2gr SertfSr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

GtetH 5sesul. by en- 5eiu unb grb,it
lu1t, eelessHstit, cine 6arm III arauS,n
RatlHirassa bel aobIinstr & Son. 2a6
BiscsaiIH Siross. ~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
asbu's s~ebWimmIdsHIe srSiF,

0smpsftuts etFz IN bu Sauinms
iuHn. S6Dimmantuvi&t FIR giubu
500 nHS fit ggpa3isns 1900.
EaNard 0iersif Mgr.
Ealsphana Nerth 1889.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
3Irbeit p~erIanof.

@ntsr S6rsiHtr in&t auftrase fur
Rep%aroturarbtit nnb Singing. gors
luipTehsR: 492 - 4 ADs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
5Mtmtpnn.

Sn benz Sample 8piihen Goup.
Ddrner unb Aubissur 9roolep nm Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sat OasObsrs
gsri6t sntidieten, oaB bic RepiIion
Der Observation-Disclosures nd duf
Die 9eridte Der 3d~blbebor0en BE-
idrGnfsn miFe. Nsnn alio feline
Seller in oieisn geri6tsn oefunben
tperoen, miro @ouo. Darner Die Romis
nation erbaItsu
Aue @eiobr neitsrsr @erbeeruns
gen 0urh WalobrdHbe 1T iebt gss
itaDun0en, inOem ftbpers ReQengiife
in Dem san5en 9itrict Encouragement
Iinb.
Sn Der 2aie guperior~ gegent
fieI am I. moutag Der sriis ShHss.
Die tleine 0rtfdaft 3 a d an
Der Did. Gentralg6n fpurbe 6urh
6euer uabs3u uOaidnbig 3erfiort.
Der Is Sabre alte 8liuto 4iliiib
Iiirste aus eiHJ 50be bon 1000 FuB
BEN 5Haht 20. 5 Der 5dmarads
9rube gu gdIumet btnab uno
purbe budfdblia 5eridmettert.
3Obios Btuori, elm @rubenars
better, puroe ougSrblidli6 aet1Dtet BEL
elmer miBIungensn Sprengung in Der
Cafe Superior 9emotitea 9ru6e gu
Sfhpemtng.
81. 8. gufleton, Director unD
gdTirer Der osrtrahten 9ontsn in
a m a, 5anooer uno 8ittss
Tor D, 1T uHter aIogs Der 9t6ers
fdff6ung Derbaftet Tpor6sn.
Die Bei3sHsrnte BAT beuer in
Mihigan ourfituiitli6 II Biz 18
guIbel per Qcye rgeben - elmer ter
beften ertrdss isit Sabren -, uno
bic Qudlitdt bstriig i'm DurhI6nitt
81 proc. Dc DeIidtornertrog fpiro
auf 78, Der osr gobnen auf 73 qroc.
aeI6dbt. aarioffeln babsH Our6 bic
an5altenbe Dire gelitten uno Ioaen
nur GO grpcen. ergeben.
5n el5iHR5r6erider Gbiihi
ourffdnitt in 5ouGbton 5rdu
emil aauggs I'D Den pals unb eriag
ibren 8~erIeBungsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
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Beamts unb Btrsetoren.
Z. E. q 9ombatb, BrdFbtnt; !. 8.
Ban Bpie, 6bas Nap, .. !. 98bItcomb, 3.
IS. brlsub, @raHt ,ytt9, 8iee BralOeHt,
Ism. VI. 4oft, GaiireE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

8eamte.
Sec. 8rnmOeF, PtdFbent,
6eO. 3. Waser, g%icspTdiosHt,
alfred O. S@usb, 9aiirer.
g. n RsOeemann, alit. @aNirer,
". ~. SObeu, aht. @aiitrsr,
Cart GuaeIfe, Aft. 9anirer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

- 4uf elmer Your ourh 6en Siadt.
duf Ser er ooH 8ertrstsrn beioer r.s
publicanii6,r 5dctionen i'm Gtdoie
beslsitet pdy, belt Wm. 8. 1dit am
I. 8reiiag u. Sdmstas. meif BON isiz
nsm Gpoio5uge aus, 4nfprnhen
5or rs6t grobeR 3ub0rerlaaftsn an
nhlreitsn Crtsn. Gr mar jeooh 70
seiier, 0aB q 1i5 iehr tur5 faEen ane
elFoh auf bic 4usbiIie Ieinsr BE-
letter F6 oerIaHen muBts.
9nfol5s osr itreHesn 9urhfab
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

SAnN,% ale esbraudteh grisfmars
P~ ZEN Delhs Sic befommen
f6unsn. sldbsrss: getblsbsm 222 90. 4
ct. PHILADELPHIA.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
KrtiteT Piano Manufacturing Co.
l75, ~, 17s Critic Ctr.
BARRY STORAGE & TRANSFER co.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES frei aelaaert penu
gis fe iransportirsn. Office 2s5 Cnpaier
Ctr. 4hoHs Brain PATS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
e.amts.

u. 6. 9uas. 3ureign anO Sd0iu9s 0e%pariemtnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

OtrtttOre
@srtht aber oen @eHanO
BIT
Milwanfee giatiOnal Sani
bon gNtseonNn.

I'm S4lub Oes @eIadiis am %. sept. 1901
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
gtrt6t aber 0sn geitanS Der
MarSbaI S IIISIey Bank
BON Mtlwamfes, gstS.

i'm s4Iub bcs edadfts am 90 sept. 1908
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
@eetmt abtr ben e3snanD Der
WARD SAVINGS BANK

pou Wilwaufes, Staot gRiseonnn, beim
@eibditss SdluB am 80. sept. 1908, 9es
mas Der anorbnin9 bsB gaHts 6ommindrs.
gsadnbe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
VIVA, n,eome. Of ,he coin.f

What becomes OF all the metal mon
eyf We know that paper money IL
worn out or destroyed from time TO
time. but what happens to the coins
which Uncle Sam turns out yearly by
the tens and tens OF millions?
The Philadelphia mint In the fiscal
year ended June 30 made 1877, i33,7T7
separate pieces of money. These coins
are worth Sl2G755.s4s Now. II hap
pens that this same mint has been con-
verting gold and silver bullion or metal
alloys into coins for many years, and
several other minis in the country have
also been working steadily.
II the nations population increased
100000 In the past year the Phlladel.
phla mint made for each person 1871
coins Who has that money In his pos
session; More than s1.OOQ,O0O pieces
OF the new money were pennies. so
that every citizen of the United States
got new cent since last June.-Phila'
delphia Press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
A Bored Floor.

Mr.. Reeder OF Kansas told a story 10
the house OF representatives about a
Kansas settler and a trick he played.
II think we sent him on 10 the state
OF Wyoming" he said
I'VE have a lot OF bad people In our
state from Kansas" suggested Mr..
Wendell OF Wyoming.
This WAS a pretty smart fellow, and
wonder they did not send him TO
congress-" answered Mr.. Reeder THE
law required the settler 20 build a
house with n board floor and board
roof. So he dug into the hank a space
OF three feet wide and six feet long
audpgl poles across the top FOR roof.
Then no sharpened stick and bored
hoie. ID the ground -; the dugout.
Ncxl he bored holes through the roof
ana made an A-iiavil that he had a
bored floor and bored roof"-Detroit
Free Press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

\ railroad In Honduras. which has
u.' I,-en opened 10 traffic as far as
s-v.hn. thlrty-nve miles. was buit with
creosoted pine ties from the United
States II Is worthy Of note that, while
creosotcd pine ties are being shipped
from The rrired States 10 Honduras.
hard woods are coming to the United
States FROM that country. Americans
are doing the shipping both ways A
tract Of 5000 acres In Honduras has
been secured by an American company.
which will cut the mahogany and other
valuable hard woods and ship them to
the United States. - Forest and Stream.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
New u,e For cum.

A member OF the firm OF Romandka
Bros. received an order one day last
week that he could not I'LL.
A woman came into his place OF
business and handed him card. on
which was a chewing gum model.
Il have lost the key to my trunk"
she said, "apd pushed that gum into
the lock and got model OF H. l
suppose you can make me n key that
will unlock my trunk with that model
10 go by. can you noty-
Mr. RomaDdka owned that bo could
not The gum was In ratber IAiable
condition, he told the customer. from
the heat and he would 90 hey by
another method. The woman was sat
isnod. and Mr. RomaDdka dispatched
a man with bunch Of trunk Keys 70
try the lock iii be found one which
fitted. Milwaukee Free Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
Many Namos % Hinoham's Hall.

Filngham ms one hall with three
names. The largest In the town and the
one where an The town business Is
transacted. where Company X. Fifth
regiment. NJ. " NJ. has It's armory
and where the bingham Agricultural
society holds It's deliberations
The hall has the distinction OF hav-
Ing three names bingham town hall.
The afmory and agricultural hall II II
u = public performance or town meet
irg. then the notkeS read. AT the
e mn hall:" II II Is n rose and straw
i,orrr show or mn agricultural meet
nv hen lsey read. AT agricultural
lall." anil n Company X n drilling or
''pr. alnigg rs friends the invitations
-. ~ Ar.-ery," No other hall
y iN~oph ccunig has so many Of
.rnl -. liostcn Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

Mrs Jos Brown and daughter Der.
nice, returned home Sunday forenoon
from a weeks visit with friends at
Crystal Falls.
George Promo and others of Amasa
ard Crystal Falls have been enjoying
a few days fishing at Pentoga. They
are chaperoned by Tom Matombo
Two more slot machines arrived here
this week--and they came from Flor
ence, too. Just think of it, driven ont
Of Florence and dumped into Iron Riv-
or Well. wouldn't that kill you But
they will never go into commission
though-not while Sheriff Sensiba ia
on the job.
Miss Anna Grant Of Duluth, MINI.
arrived here Monday evening and Is
the guest OF her cousins Misses Mary
MacKinnon and Mary MacInnes Miss
Grant for several years was in charge
OF the kindergarten department of our
public schools number Of years ago.
Sheriff Sensiba was here this week
and gave instructions to saloon keepers
to at once remove all slot machines
from their places Of business. This hs
says does not mean to move them into
back room, but to remove them en-.
tirely from the building. Good FOL
Sheriff Sensiba. Iron River can get
q long nicely without slot machines.
Mrs A. X. Mccormick left last sat
urday morning for Gladstone, wher,
Mr.. McCornock has been employed fol
a month or 40 and where they vii
hereafter reside.
Cole a. Macdonald have placed
diamond drill In the bottom of tn.
Hiawatha and also one on the Sipcher
property, across the river from the Bet
mine. One was also TO be placed il
] the bottom of the Bucholtz shaft bu
we understand that has been abandoned
for the present
The Verona Mining companys OK
lploration at Atkinson was drowned on
Tuesday night, owing to the steam
\ getting down and allowing the pump
to stop Tho stoppage however wa
only temporary.
The tramway from the Kinney shat
in the Spring Valley district to tn
new spur track is about completed AM
shipping ore from this property vii
probably begin early the coming week
This property is operated BY the spriul
Valley company.
John Whitney has finally disposed Q
his entire holdings At Pentoga who
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
Selections
FISHING FOR OIL.

Curious Spectacle on the Coast Of
California.
In the nelehborhood of Summerland.
on the coast OF California. ten miles
south OF Santa barbara. the visitor
may behold at the present time a
strange and interesting spectacle the
like OF which was never seen In the
world before. IL Is nothing more or
less than fishery for petroleum.
Out from the smooth. sandy beach
and extending at right angles there
with into the ocean are many long
docks on piep supporting old derrNks.
The latter are like any other derricks
constructed for such purpose. but In
stead Of being used TO bring up oil
from the dry land they are made to
serve for fetching the fiuid from be-
meath the waters OF the sea.
The piers described are. many or
them. OF great length. stretching a quar-
ter OF mile or more out into the Pa
cinc. In order 10 tap the oil bearing
strata under the sea. Derricks are set
al along the beach itseif. upheld by
piles, In order that the breakers may
fiow back and forth beneath them.
One might imagine that thu discovery
OF the oil under the sea came about
through observation % petroleum fioat-
Ing on the waves. Such does not seem.
however. 20 have been the case. Pros
pectors for the precious fiuid. having
como upon a productive oil field on
terra firma IN the neighborhood OF
summerland. were naturally led down
10 the ocean beach by tho circum-
stance that the oil producing area ap-
peared 20 extend In that direction.
Finding that there was oil beneath the
very breakers, IL occurred 20 them 20
seek II farther out.
The petroleum obtained from under
the sea is remarkable. like all the OIL
In the neighborhood. for containing q
great deal OF asphalt. IL rs. In fact,
very impure and thick owing 10 this
admixture OF an extraneous substance.
But the asphalt itself is decidedly val
liable when separated and Is being
utilized for paving and other such pur-
poses.-Saturday Evening Post
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
PENSIONS PRoLoNs LIFE.
An Important Factor N the Promotion
OF Longevity.

An important and noteworthy fact
which Is 10 be taken into gccount by
English economists ia the admlnlstra.
ton OF their old age pension system T.
that pensioners live long That fact.
often stated In a Satire vein. Is to be
taken seriously. as demonstrated by
statistics and as having an essential
bearing on both the amount of PEN
sions 70 be paid and the effect OF them
upon society.
striking demonstration OF this is
10 be observed in the records OF the
Friendly Society OF Iron Founders In
England. That organization has for
many years been paying pensions 10
It's supcrannuated members. In 1885
II was found that the average age
OF these pensioners at death was six
ty-eight years and six months. In
10O6-7 II was seventy one years and
three months. Thus the average life
OF pensioner had been heightened by
two years and nine months.
II does not appear that the general
average OF human life In England has
been heightened TO 80 great an extent.
wherefore we must conclude that the
pensions are an important factor In
the promotion OF longevity. That In
quite natural. Of course for the en-
joyment OF pension means better
food and generally better conditions
q life than the supennnuatsd worker
would have without It. as well as
greater freedom from anxiety, and
those improved circumstances prosong
life.
ff the same rule operatcs under the
national pension system, as II proba-
bly, will. though perhaps not to 70
marked nm extent. the national treas
ury VIII have more to pay on that &C
count than is estimated under the
present expectancy OF life.
This Increase In the length OF life
| OF pensioners, while II will add 10 the
cost OF the system. Is OF course to b
regarded with qualification as be
neficent and desirable result and as al
argument In favor of the system
New York Tribune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

The London Evening News In order
20 determine the musical taste OF the
English people asked lts readers TO
name the r 81 cal compositions the per-
formance OF which gave them the most
pleasure The answers showed these
20 be the most popular IN the order
named The overture 70 ''Tannhauser,"
the overture 20 civilian TELL" Tschai.
kowski's "iSi2," Gricg's peer Gynt
Suite Thomas "Migon Gavotte."
sThe Mlkado," Memberships mid.
nummer Nights Dream"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

"A akyscraplna structure. without 4
nail5oF q screw Ia Il. has been put up
aI0und Ind above the great south
western gate OF the city OF Pekin.
II H. made entirely Of bamboo poles
and cords. The enormous scaffolding
was necessary for the rebuilding OF
the chienmen gate. which was badly
battered in the Boxer troubles. The
new gate II 20 be an imposing affair,
twice the height OF the great wall Of
the famous Chinese city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
Special Package Service.

includes his hotel properties and his
farm south of town. The purchaser
was Pat Grafton Of Crystal Falls, who
later sold to Tom Matombo OF this
village. We have not been informed
where Mr.. Whitney intends locating
but IL Is certainly true that he will be
missed in Pentoga. He has been a
resident here ever since the town was
organized, and is personally known to
every one. Both he and his family
were well liked and have many friends
who will wish them success wherever
they may locate.
The school house at Saunders was
struck by tightening last Friday about
noon and considerably damaged, the
beifry being reft In two. Fortunately
no one was in the building at the time.
People In the vicinity of the building
however were considerably Jared by
the shock, one or more being knocked
down.
ID. b. Henley who furnished the
suits for the base ball team last year.
was never paid for them. became dis
gusted with the treatment that was
accorded him and this week attached
the suits and now holds them until sat
isfactory arrangements lie made TO pay
for them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
Nest Side News
From the Iron River stambaugh Re-
porter.

From the Iron Understandings NO.
porter
The executive committee OF the Iron
County Agricultural society held
meeting in the hall over the Reporter
Office last Saturday afternoon for the
purpose OF setting date for holding
the next county fair and making what
ever other arrangements were neces-
sary.
n WAS decided TO hold a two days
session this year, and Tuesday ana
"Wednesday. Sept. e2nd and SSd were
the days selected.
The committee appointed some time
ago TO look up suitable site, reported
that Il had several In view. but OWING
TO the trouble and time necessary 10
,aecure title were unable TO secure
pernament site IN time for this year 9
fair.
Arrangements were thereupon made
with the management Of Smiths opera
house and the fair will DO held there
this wear. Booths will be erected Tor
the different exhibits. and merchants
will be invited TO assist In having
representative display OF mercantile
goods.
For several years the county fair N
the copper country has been held IN
large hall and II has been a success
The same condition exists at Florence
and yet the county has held very
sucGessful fairs
Az effort Is being made TO secure the
services of one or more well known
speakers for that occasion, There vii
also be sports Of various kinds on th'
first day. the speaking taking place OF
tae last day. The first day will also p
devoted TO listing entries No entr,
will be received after two o'clock q
that day.
The premium list will be complied
priuted and circulated about the mid
die Of next month The following
committees and officers were appointed
General snpt. -I W. Byers.
Premium Lat and Printing!
OBrien and W. q. Grieg.
sports. speaking and Music--P
OBrien
supt. Dept A.-John 0artland'
supt. Dept b. w Q. Greig. =
supts Dept. q. -Mesdames ". II
Jobe. W. II. seldom and !. W Byers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS.

P1ikin.. full o. petty hautenr.
Bought yellow auto motor-
Think o. II. Yellow
And fts tawfry tints bcdtzen
Half thu world and itr horison.
How hate tho feilowi
For his pesky '1Donk- oonnes bocsins
Every time l touch crossing.
And IN automobiles
There's no honk for IF you ptsaso."
30 I (by financial rigori
Bought a yellowcr and bigBe~-
Faster also when II pleasca.
And the chap who used 20 blind me
Waiiows In the dust behind me.
He's the fellow now vino sn0czesi
And my ''honk" IL quite as rnOeous
In the automobile caucus.
So I wave my hand and bow
Quite politely 10 him now.
(p. S.--why DO people visit
On croeswaik7 Say. why is itD
: Edmund Vance Cooke In Woman's HON.
Companion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
A. Frank Dixon.
shs Had Bed Burma.
Complainant.

The philanthropic lady was visiting
a Glasgow slum and bad just been
ushered into house whore the good
wife was engaged washing Her en-
deavor was TO elevate mo minds Of the
poor. and she asked. "fIape yuu read
Burns?"
In answer the good vtfe bored her
brawny arm and dispsnyed large red
marx. saying, There's von l got this
morn WI the steam o. the pot bfiin'
ower. But, efter a, b.rus nye redr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

~Never mind. dcar." be said reassur-
ingfy as sbe raised her svect face
from his shoulder ard ting both saw
the white blur on his custy n wfll all
brush on
ION. Charlie" she burst Qua. sobbng.
hitffng her face again Upcn his Whitley
shoulder, how DO you kDo~T-son-
erviile Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

womaD-Now that hn~e fed you
are You going without doing your
wv~kf Tamp-U couldn't vurruk on
an Imply stomoch. mum, an Oh nivir
worruk ON er FUN one. 30 tfece yes be!
Smart Set.