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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19
An Error

In our item last week dealing with
the purchase Of the Barras property At
Iron River we stated that the purchase
was made for company Of Iron River
capitalists including Judge T. W.
Byers. r. A, Morrison and others
We took our informants worl for the
statement but are corrected by Mr..
Young who says.that neither Mr. Byers
or Morrison are Interested VA tho deal.
Mr. Youngs says that he has pur.
chased the property and is putting II
on the market as Youngs First Addi
tion 10 the Village of Iron piver.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19
Down The Nett

VIII Rezin. Q. stephany. John
Bauer and Frank Ball went to Nett
River last Monday where they put
their boats into the river and floated
down from that point 10 this city by
the way Of the Nett and Paint rivers.
The trip is a oelightful one excepting
that at this time of the year the mos.
quitoes are tairly numerous.
The fishing IN the two rivers is fair
ly good and Ii improving yearly. espec.
tally the front fishing in the Faint.
Il IL only few years back when trout
were unknown In the Paint waters bal
now they are fairly numerous and
some good catches are being made.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

city. by her husband Hellman shot
his wife three times. then turned the
weapon upon himself. blowing out his
brains. The woman was removed TO
an Ashland hospital in a dying condi-
tion and little nope for her recovery IL
entertained. Whiskey, combined with
jealousy. is blamed for the att -mpted
murder and suicide
OF the bullets fired by Hellman at
his wife one entered the forehead. one
the breast and another the arm. Two
OF the wounds are considered fatal.
: Hellman has lived in that vicinity
several years following his calling of
violin player and furnishing music at
dances and during the summer at the
Madeline island resort.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19

seated in the cupola The scaler got
out but Schroeder evidently went TO
the wrong end Of the car and was
caught The workmen on the dat cas-
couldn' / see what was coming because
the caboose in the rear mid the on
coming train from view.
The railroad officials succeeded In
getting a track around the wreck by
Sunday noon and the tie-up above was
relieved Wreckers were at work mest
OF the week on the debris
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19
HEMATlTE TAX CASE ENDED
o. N. s. N. Ry Company Decide TO Pay Tax.
es and Suits Discontinued.

es and Suits Discontinued.
Atty NJ. II. Moriarty has effected. "A
settlement with the ID. M. a. M. Co.
by which the said concern has paid
the taxes due the township Of Hema-
tite FOR 1905. the suit that they appeal
ed to the spureme court has been dis
continued and all contentious between
the company and Hematite township
wiped out
The D. NJ q NJ. company consider
ed their portion OF the taxes in Hema-
tite TOO great and paid the 1907 taxes
under protest and afterwards commen
ced suit 10 recover. Mr.. Moriarty, as
attorney for Hematite township, de-
feated their effort in the circuit court
and took judgement against them.
The company appealed the case TO the
supreme court whore IL was pending
when the settlement was made
By the terms Of the settlement the
company withdraws the appeal and
pays costs and agrees to pay the 1908
taxes at once IN full with penalties,
practically all that was asked Of them
by the township.
The Tax Payers Association, which
was also holding out ON some taxes
in tnat township came 10 the conolus-
ion several months ago that they were
up against il and paid mp so that the
slate is cleaned up there of all arrear-
ages.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19

A Finnish miner lost his life at the
Bristol mine this morning by walking
into winze used to damp ore down
through. He was married man and
leaves family.
A blasting accident occurred at the
Tobin yesterday wherein the victim
had o leg broken and was otherwise
badly injured.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19
Rau-veymss. $.

Herman Rau Of this city and Mrs
Eva Veymss were married in the Epis-
copal church at Toronto, Canada on
May cath. Mr. Ran came at once to
Crystal Falls and the fact that he was
married didn't leak out until last Sun
day when his wife arrived here and
they are now at their home in this
city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19

have started in the cement con
tracting business. sidewalks concrete
walls aud blocks | have first class
machine and guarantee AL work / io.
win excavate ami bnild foundations.
Consult me befote decidina On youi
iob. Ernest Wsl'aek.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19
Crystal Falls Girl Shot.

A dispatch from Superior, Wis. last
Monday told Of the shooting at La.
Pointe, on Madeline Island one Of the
Apostle groupe Of Mrs. Chas. Hellman,
nee Irene Labombard, formerly of this
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19

The program for the evenings exer-
cises IS as follows.
Gypsy Life" schumann Mixed
Chorus.
Invocation Rev II ~ Aldrich.
Piano Solo" Pathetique Sonata, Op
l3- Beethoven Miss Florence Flanagan
octette-"E Evening Wind, from
Samson and Delilah"
Misses Cumming, EIikson, Hollow.
Carlson and Messers Bauer. Ham.
Bnenger Cayia.
Address The Gold Mine Within"
Thomas r Brynes. Lecturer.
solo. "A May Morning L. Denza
Miss Phebo Wadsworth.
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Quartette Up and Ava" March
Giebel Messrs. Aldrich. Beach, Lar
son. Ball
Benediction Rev William poyseor.
The class Of 1909 is fully up to the
average Of classes graduated from the
school Ia the past and ranks well with
the other schools Of the peninsula
The superintendent and principal
speak highly OF the pupils individually
and collectively. The class roster is
as follows
Latin-German.
John Bauer Emil Hurja
Clarence Buenger Gordon +. Jackson
Alfred Joseph Cayia Jennie Kullar
Rachel Charron Helen Edna RaYmer
Jean Cumming Hazel Zita Rodgers
Fannie lawson George Stolberg
William r. Eldred Edna n. Wehse
Myrtle Erikson Hulda Widstrand.
Latin-English
Frances Mary Riordan.
German English
Margarete O. James Naomi johnson
Russell Harvey Richards
The class officers are
President Emil +. Huria
Vice President Alfred J. Cayia
Sec y and Treas Hazel NJ Rodgers.
Glass Motto Onward
Glass colors Maroon a. gold
Class Flower Jacqueminot Rose
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-19

has gone 70 In connection with COM
mencement and II is an opportunity
tnat no parton of the school should
miss Ae
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-26
OPINIONS PRO AND CON
ON THE INCOME TAX

Tn" following from the Literary
Digest will prove of educational
value ON III" income tax amend
m"ut:
A. though in order 10 prevent the
apathy which IT," udv"ratrs Of the
Incomes tax provision in the tariff
hill have said Is their chief fear,
JustiC" brewer of the United States
Supr"m" court, by Conforming the
proposed amendment to the con.
~titutiun, has made the discussion
liy"licr than ever In his much
quoted milwaukee, address Justice
Brewer said;
But now, after the hu" aud cry
Of Il day, We must have the privilege
uf income taxes 10y the governments
surprising that law passes, rs pre-
sumo it will. aud congress sees ut
tu levy iurum" taxes on All the in
come received from substantial,
direct personal property and real
estate, what will til" states do in
case they need large sums of money
for their own revenue?
"Thc power to tax, as John Mar
shall said, in the power to DESTROY.
II once you give the power to the
nation to tax all the incomes, you
give them the power To tax states,
not out of their existence, but out
Of their vitality
There are not many papers that
give Justice Brewers statement
their unqualified approval, hut the
New York Times strongly endorses
his views in the following para
graphs:
president Taft is putting into
practical operation secretary
Root threat tina; the national gov
eminent would exercise the powers
which the states neglected, and
Justic" Brewer disscnts. Plainly
the taxpayers are doubly burdened,
tl flNf lIIi lfNbUIIfH III inc States
are reduced if they waive the in,
come taN which the nation takes
Corporations which might endure
either tax might be oppressed by IA
double tax, and thus the nation
could sturvc to death institutions
created by the states. But, a. Jus
tice Brewer says, to cripple states
resources is to assume power to
tax the states, not out Of their eXis-
tence, but out of their vitality
1--WE have fallen too much into
the way Of passing bad laws and
trusting to neglect Of them to remedy
the evils from their operation. We
have been told that the income tax
will be harmless while Taft is pres
ident, and we are providing him
with new and disputatious laws to
enforce, although he has not as yet
remedied the demonstrated ineffici.
ency Of administration of existing
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-26
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured.

"For twenty years ! suffered from
n bad case of granulated sore eyes,
says Martin Boyd of Henrietta, Ky.
lin FEBRUARY, 1908, gentlemen
asked me to try Chamberlain 3
Salve. bought one box and used
about two-thirds of 1t and my eyes
have not given me any trouble
since" This salve is for sale by
z. M. Laakman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-26
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that IA spec
cial meeting of the stockholders of
the southeast Missouri Fair ASSu.
citation will be held in the office Of
Il. NJ Talbcrt, Secretary, in Farm
ington, Missouri, on Saturday, Oc-
tuhcr y, 1909, at . O'Clock II. m, for
tn" purpose of voting on "A PROPOSE
tinu To- increase the capital stock of
said Southeast Missouri Fair As
suciation from six thousand dollars
to ten thousand dollars.
T.. T.. SWlNK y. a. AUBUCHOM
j. ;. CLAY NJ. J.. CLARpY, Jr.
W. r. TAYLOR y. A. KINKEAD.
:. j. TETLEI j. f.. MCCORNICE
Directors.
v. ~. HARLAN. ". Il. LANG,
Prenident. NiCU-PTcs
NJ p. CAYCt. cashier.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-26

Mrs. G. Handy of SikestOm died
on the 18th aged 81 years.
An electric road from New Madrid
to Dexter is being talked Of.
The Salvation Army at Poplar
Bluff recently gave n picnic to III
poor children of that town.
Mrs. Long died mt the home of her
daughter, Mrs. L. u. Fox, near
New Madrid, on the 18th, aged 0C
years.
"Clenn-up day" around school
houses H. to be on saturday, Sept.
4tb, throughout this section of the
state.
Charlie Profit, II nihe-year'uld
boy of Point Pleasant, was drowned
in the Mississippi while swimming
on the I'd inst.
LIGHTNING struck the house of Mr.,
Beckett in DeSOto on the 18th and
killed dog lying on the floor of one
Of the rooms.
Bin Tolliver was shot and killed
nv his wife near Birds Point on the
nth. The verdict of the jury was
that the shooting was justifablc.
A hotel costing $4,000 is to be
erected at Greenville. IL will be
built Of brick and contain twenty
one bed rooms of good size, and be
steam heated and lighted with cleo
tricity.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-26
FOR SALE.

A nice wooden bed, ash, with
spring and mattress for sale cheap.
Apply to Mrs. T. d. Fisher.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-26

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CIRCUIT COURT
CivIl Gases

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The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-03
NEW FIRE ESCAPES.
Hotel Lacey is Being Equipped With
Modern Apparatus.

A new fire escape is being installed
at the Hotel Lacey. Howard NJ. He'd
rick of Des Moines is in the city in
connection with the Improvement and
to inspect the Oskaloosa property OF
1.-THE hotel company of which he is a
member. The company is installing
the new fire escape in all or its four
properties and the Improvement meets
with the approval of the Travelling
Mems Associations.
The new escape will be placed in
every room of the hotel not otherwise
provided for, as with a convenient out.
side stairway escape.
The new apparatus Is known as the
life line" 1t is placed in the rooms
OF the hotel and is operated by the in
Idividual who seeks to make escape by
this means. A web belt or strap goes
lacross the back and under the arms.
This Is attached to metallic metal
apparatus through which rope, Is
passed. An end Of the rope is attach
ed to fixture in the room and the
person grasping the line is enabled to
I let themselves down, hand over hand,
as rapidly or as slowly as desired. The
escape may be also operated by per.
son standing upon the pavement and
persons lowered from above, as in
case OF women or children.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-03

Hopes, John Dow, A. A: Hamilton
and II. d. Rockwell went to Ottumwa
this mornin to spend the day with
Mrs. Blattner's sister, Mrs. Laura
Daugherty
Mrs. Marq. Barr and daughter Will
ma, who have been visiting with Mrs.
Clarence Nermillion, on North A
street went to Ackley Monday after
moon for visit with Mrs. Nellie Snod.
grass before returning to their home
in Anamosa.
Miss Mabel Kenworthy, who has
been Teaching the kindergarten de-
partment at Emmetsburg, arrived
home Saturday evening to spend her
summer vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Unworthy. She had a
very successful year.
J. c. Beechler, of 310 North First
street, met with painful accident last
week as the result of which he is still
under the doctors care. He was en-
gagged in trimming one Of the trees i'll
front of his residence when the ladder
on which he was standing slipped and
| fell with him to the ground. 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weir and daughter
Margaret, of Peoria, ILL.,. arrived in the
city today for brief visit with Mrs.
Fred Hirsch and other friends while
on their way home from Council
bluffs and Omaha. Mr. Weir depart
ed for Peoria this noon, but his wife
and daughter will remain for a few
days.
Miss Doris Brewster, of Berkeley
Cal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Brewster, former residents of OSka-
lOosa, is visiting her grandfather and
grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Lacey, on North Market street. She
accompanied Mr.. Lacey upon his re-
turn from the trial of a law suit at
Los Angeles.
Miss Marguerite Waring, grand
daughter of Rev. Il. II. Waring, gradu-
ates to-day from the high school of
4NGD- Ollc HdS otCulSu
the honors of the class, and will de-
liver the valedictory. She will be re-
membered here, having lived for nine
years with her grand parents in the
city, and obtained her early. training
in the schools Of Oskaloosa.
r. G. HigginsOn, 116 North Ninth
street. who has represented the Cud-
ahy Packing Company in this territory
for the past year, was called into the
nonse at Omaha last week and on
Saturday was notified Of his promotion
to general salesman in charge of thir-
ty'four other travelling representa-
tiVes. His headquarters will hereaR-
ter be at Omaha and this will necessi-
tate the removal of his wife and fam.
lily. from OskaloOsa. During their
stay here the Higginsons have made
many warm friends who greatly regret
their departure. All are pleased, how.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-03
RED SCHOOL CLOSES.
Program Given by Children Under
Miss Dusenberry, Teacher.

Miss Dusenberry, Teacher.
Red School closed Friday, May 70.
With the following program: H.
4 Song-Mt. Vernon Bells-SchooI.
x Discontent-Mary MUIR.
Recitation-The School-Minor East
burn.
Solo-Grandmother- Bernice East
burn,
Recitation - Fannie's Fairies - Ida
Hodgson. V
, Undergraduates Funeral. 4
Notwithstanding Home the Cows
Adelaide Hodgson.
Recitation - The New SchooIhouse,
Matte MUIR. Is
Song-Iowa.
Recitation-Flag of Beauty--Char.
lie Garmann.
Recitation - The Red, White and
Blue-Albert Morfet.
Recitation-A Boys Memory-tred
Beard.
Dialogue-Our Nations Color.
enthusiastically or Not Guilty?
Maggie Latham,
Song-Gypsy S Daisies.
Recitation-A Few of the Bird Fam.
ily- Frank MUIR. 5
Recitation When Mother Is Away,
Nina Hinshaw.
4 Recitation The Brook = Charlie
MUIR.
Song-Massa's in the Cold, Cold
Ground.
Recitation--rhe Dead Dolly - Ber-
nice Eastburn.
Dialogue-The Sick Dolly.
Recitation - Sweet Home - Mabel
Hinshaw. g ,4r,
Lullaby-lda Hodgson.
Paper-"Red Star" Maggie Latham
and Mabel Hinshaw
Motion Song-Our Flag-Winniee
Hodgson. H
Song Silver Threads Among the
Cold.
Dialogue Everybody Works. But
Father" School.
Farewell Song.
Those neither absent nor tardy for
the term were, Matte, Mary and
Frank MUIR and Mabel Hinshaw. For
the year, Mary and Matte MUIR and
Mabel Hinshaw.
Hattie B. Dusenberry. Teacher.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-03
attendance at the National and State
Holiness camp meetings.

attendance at the National ana state
Holiness camp meetings.
Mrs. E. G.. Whitaker and son John
lOf Buffalo, Kans., are expected in the
city today to join her son. Mr.. Whita
ker, who is employed at the Green &
Bentley Drug store. They will make
tOskaloosa their home permanently.
Rev. Carl G.. Petri, pastor OF the
First Refol med church, went to DeS
Moines this morning to assist in the
Installing OF a new pastor in the Uni
versity Place Reformed church. He
Twill also attend the State Sunday
School convention.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Re 'EGrr and
Charles johnson left TucDd4y after.
moon via the Iowa Central for Birch
Island Lake, Wisconsin, for a few
weeks outing. Mrs. Irving c. John
son and children and Miss Ruth De
CARTS left Tuesday evening for the
same place. Mr.. Johnson will join
them about July l.
Father i. II. Renihan departs Thurs
day morning for Oxford, Iowa, where
in connection with Father Nugent OF
Des Moines, he will give series OF
lectures during the remainder of the
week. Father Renihan on Tuesday
June 8, will go to GAINESVILLE, Wiscon-
sin, to deliver the Months Mind or
memorial address in honor o. the late
Father Vaughn.
Mrs. r. II. Burnside arrived home
from Chicago at noon today and
brings the good news that Mr.. Burn.
side, who is in hospital there, will
be able to return next week. An in
ternal examination revealed the fact
that his stomach is in. perfectly
healthy conditions the hemorrhages
being caused from condition similar
to that which causes bleeding at the
nose. among other people. Aside from
being weakening, the attacks are
harmless and no surgical operation
will be necessary.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-03
(From Tuesdays Daily.(

4
Mrs. NJ. @. Wilcox, who has been
Visiting Mrs. w. J. Thomas on Sixth
avenue west, returned to her home in
IGillesple, ILL.,, this morning.
Rev. S. H. Zendt went to Des
Moines this morning to attend the
monthly board meeting of the Chris
| tian church.
Miss Helen Kirkwood, who has been
the guest of her friend. Miss Alma
Hambleton, on North A street, return
ed to her home in Des MOines yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Chaplain. of Newton,
land Mrs. Poder, of Monroe, were visit
Ors in Oskaloosa Sunday, the guests
of Mrs. NJ. H. Van Corp, on North
Second street.
Miss Alkaline Paul and Mrs. r. B.
Lyon, of Geneseo, Ill, arrived Saturday
evening for an extended visit at the
nome of Mrs. f. Paul and daughter, on
First avenue west q, "
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Reynolds, who
have been visiting their son, John Rey-
nolds and family, on A avenue west,
for a few days, returned to their home
in Marshalltown yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels NAHUM and Miss
Evans, of Des Moines, were visitors
in Oskaloosa Sunday, the guests of
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Hayes, on Third avenue east.
DIR. and Mrs. Lindsay, OF Van Vert.
who have been visiting at the J. c. AL
corn home on Third avenue cast for
the past week, went to Gibson this
morning for d visit with relatives.
Mrs. E. u. Smith went to Chicago
Monday evening to attend the gradu-
alton exercises of the nurses training
school at which her daughter, Miss
Edith Smith, has completed the course.
Cashier Frank B. Shafer and Assis-
tant Cashier Howard Harold of the
Frankels State Bank, and MeSsrs. A.
j. Augustine and James Neagle went
to Monroe this morning on d business
trip.
John COrcOran, member of the board
from sub-district No 2 of District No.
IL, United Mine Workers OF America,
was in the city Saturday to attend the
board meeting He returned to his
home in Hiteman Saturday evening.
r. J. Baker and family start this
afternoon enroute to Stratford, Texas,
near which place Messrs Baker and
Cooley have purchased large ranch.
fho Baker family will make their
nome at Stratford during the summer.
Mesdames Lou Blattner. Ed Parks,
Dennis Robinson. viii Howar, Swaine
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-03
AMONG THE LODGES
Items of Interest From the Various
Haunts of the Goat.

The regular meeting of Oskaloosa
Lodge No. 50, Knights of Pythias, was
held Monday evening with an unusual
ly large attendance in spite of the
stormy weather. Additional prepare
tions were arranged for the annual
memorial day services which will be
observed by the lodge on Sunday, June
Is. The Uniform Rank was invited to
attend as escort. The Iowa Brigade
band has been employed for the occa-
lsion and the usual services will be
held at Forest cemetery.
HHx
The Oskaloosa Yeomen had big
meeting last week and decided to hold
memorial day Sunday June 20, and
arrangements for the occasion will be
made. Arrangements are in progress
for box social to be given in Red
Men hall next Tuesday evening, June
Is, and pleasant evening will be as
sured those who participate. Plans
for a trip to Eddyville Friday night
were announced. The Hiawatha Male
Quartette has been organized, consist
ing of H. II. Harvey, Thomas II. Car
lin. Chester Amsberry and b. A.
Wright.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-03
Has Fancy Blood.

There is "a new heifer in town. A..
e. Peasley recently purchased at a
handsome figure a fine young Jersey
from Doctor Arp, well-known Jersey
handler. The newcomer is carefully
bred and is a handsome animal.