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The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-04
WONDERFUL GROWTH.

The rapid advancement of the Sal var Medicine Company is attracting attention in all parts of this country; their business the past year showed a net gain of more than 300 per cent over the previous year. Their express business is the largest of any medi- cal concern in St. Louis more than 600 single packages left their office in the past two weeks. Fully one hah of this cpmpany's business is transacted with the regular profes- sion and regular hospitals in this country, and is rapidly spreading to Foreign lands.
 The rapid increase of this com panys business is due almost entirely to the work the remedy is performing. as very little advertising has been in- dulsed in. the cures made are the real advertisements that carry weight and conviction of the true worth and mer- it's of the remedy
 We thank the public for their lib eral patronage and sincerely hope for continuance Of the same.
 The company is regularly incorpor- ated with a pair-up capital of s250,00 registered in this state and licensed, stands on par with any bank. insur- ance company or other corporation in the state.
 As to our financial and commercial standing and rating we refer to Brad streets. any bank will look us up for you.
 Wishing all bright, prosperous happy. healthy new year. we are.
 Very truly,
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Yours very truly.

JOHN J. FULTON 60.
 P. S.-As showing you what is act ually going on, will say that a policy holder of the Prudential, living in De-
 troit, Was very low with Bright's Disease, and the announcement of her death was expected daily when she was put on FIlton's Renal Compound. The loss was saved and she Is liv- ing today One of the local represen. tatives of the company was so i'm pressed that upon hearing that an. other policyholier in the same city was down with Bright's Disease ana loss was imminent he took our De- troit agent with him and the two were instrumental in putting the second patient on the treatment, and we are now advised that he, too is recover. ing.
 Losses that are getting to mature can and are being stopped all over this country, but the life insurance companies will not realize the full measure of our help to their bank ac. counts until they take notice and pass the word to their agents.
 For Braghts Disease, Fultons Re- nal Compound Is the one used. For Diabetes, Tulton's Diabetes Compound IL can be had in your city of the Sor- relIs Drug Co. and will be delivered to your residence by telephoning 37 or 1217. Literature mailed free Ad- dress John ]. Fulton O.. PIP First sNect, San Francisco. Cal.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-04
CONG. HOUSE OF ISRAEL.

Regular services will be held to. night at the Temple, corner Quapaw and Market street, at o'clock. MT. G. r. Bumpass will sing a solo. the choir will render the responses, with Miss Allie Belle Wadley as organist. Rabbi Rhine's topic tonight will be The Death of the Gods" The pub lie is cordially invited.
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Miss Daisy Frankel of Louisville, Ky, who has been visiting her aunt Mrs Harry Piefer of Little Rock, will spend the week end as the guest of the Misses Laser.
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INTEREST INCREASES.

Hotel Men and Doll Vote Is Growing
 Larger.
 Undiminished interest and enthus. iasm continues at the Catholic ba- zaar. Four days of success is an in- centive for much activity for the clos ing days of this memorable work for the raising of funds for the erection of St. Johns new Catholic Church on Ouaohita avenue. The plans of this beautiful structure are on exhibition at the bazaar hall.
 The doll contest is growing inter- esting and many votes were cast yes terday and as We go to press the yOta stands.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-04
WARNING ORDER.
Hot Springs Township. State of Ar kansas, County of Garland.
 Before Tom Giads,n, ). P.
 J. J. McManus, plaintiff,

belofe lOH dlduSun, J. r.
 J. J. McManus, plaintiff,
 vs.
 Dr. Randolph Bronson and Mrs Randolph Bronson. defendants.
 The defendants, Dr. Randolph Bron- son are hereby warned to appear in the court of Thomas Gladson. j. P. for Hot Springs township. Garlsud county. Arkansas, within thirty days and answer the plaintiffs complaint in an action for debt upon contract and that their failure to do so will be taken as confessed anf judgment rendered accordingly. J,an. II, 1910
 TOM GLAI9sON. J. P. A. ". Bumpass. Esq, atty. ad litem.
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kiNcANNoN DISAPPEARS.
Patrolman Drops Out of View and
 Creditors Are on Lookout.

Pstrolman James Kincannon has dropped from view, He received his pay check for the months services of January on Wednesday, and it is believed he left the city that after noon He did not show up al police
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Buy your wood and coah from the Hct Springs Wood and Coal Yards Telephone. 7a and 195 II G.NRondu rant. &2o If
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have spared no time in which to show them merry time in songs and yells, already having reserved a mum Der of the seats, from which they will cheer the locals on to victory. The management has placed number of extra seats. Those expecting a good seat should be on hand early, as all indications are that the big amuse- ment hall will be. filled to Its utmost capacity long before the game is call ed. The following is the lineup:
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-04

Baltimore blue points, IS cents doz- en. New York Club Grill. 1-16 Ct
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We understand that secret activity in regard to the hotel mems contest is gradually growing and will mani fest the popularity of these gentle men tomorrow on the bulletin board. The ladies have disposed of all their articles on sale in the booths Spe- cial mention should be made of the Young Ladies Sodality, whose attrac- tive booth on opening day was filled with useful articles. which were all sold the second day, when they gen. erously offered their services to the ladies for general work. New con testants will not be allowed to enter the dooi contest today.
 The standing in hotel mems contest follows:
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-04
sALvAR MEDICINE co.

724j Central Avenae--up Stairs.
 Call or write for free 10S page book containing full information, with the tinonials.
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(The figures for 1910 are based on U. S. morality reports for, 1901-2-3 and A.
 Why not serve humanity and fin- ance together by notifying your agents to advise those of your policyholders who have Brightis Disease and Dia. 'betes of this treatment. They will do the rest. And, by the way, VIC want to hear from and advise every one not getting results.
 We have abundant testimony to prove that We can probably save Co your treasury over S10O,OOO annually. And what is true of your company is true of every other life insurance company of equal business and m portance.
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OPEN LETTER

To the Mass. Mutual Life Insurance
 Co.,
 Gentlemen: Your flfty-seyenth an. nual statesment shows that you paid a little over $232. .O0Oto policyholders who died from kidney disease and diabetes last year.
 In line of test cases Fsulton's Compounds have shown an efficiency of S7 per cent in these cases. and if those policyholders had been advised of this treatment and our figures main tained, you ought to have nearly $20O,000 of those losses in your treas ury.
 But let Us say that, making due allowance for our enthusiasm, the proven efficiency should be reduced SO per cent. That would still mean that you are losing s1O0,0o0 year due to lack of knowledge of these specifies. Is not that vast sum worth saving annually? And even if 1t were not, isn't it ia humane duty to carry hope into clouded homes?
 An idea of the magnitude of this question and the strain it Is going 70 put on the life insurance companies unless something is done can be had from the following census deaths from Bright's Disease:
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-04

To the Mass. Mutual Life Insurance
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
EFFORT TO REMOVE HUMP AT PARKS
STORE FAILED or APPROVAL
EXTRA COST is THs REASON
Bonds Are Ordered Sold and One Fifth
Of the Special Levy is Ordered
Spread.

The principal work OF the council at
it's meeting last Wednesday night WAS
the allowing of a stack OF bills that
had accumulated during the month.
most Of them being for supplies and
labor on the street improvements that
are being made.
The bills for supplies were so numer-
ous that the council took measures to
reduce them in the future or 30 keep
such tab on al purchases so that they
NAV know where they are at. To do
this resolution Was passed forbidding
any person 10 purchase supplies with
out written order from the purcnas
ing committee The sidewalk bill
was a big one. amounting to about
Al, 20O. Some OF this will come back
in the form of payments from those
whose sidewalks were built and charg
ed to the property owner
Mr.. Mcdonnell was allowed $500 on
his contract. that being the first in
stallnIent on the work.
The city attorney was ordered to
have the bonds prepared and ready for
delivery.
The levying of the special assessment
was ordered and it will be spread on
the property. one-fifth each year. In
addition to the paving tax. property
owners in sewer district No. will
nave TO pay the last sewer assessment
this year so that taxes on Superior
avenue property will be extraordinarily
high this year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
GIVEN A FAREWELL
Captain Treyarthen Banquetted by His Old
Associates Last Wednesday Night

Captain Treyarthen Banquetted by His Old
Associates last Wednesday Night
Captain w. j Trevarthen was given
farewell banquet by his fellow work
ers OF the Corrigsn- Mckinney mines at
the Lockwood last Wednesday night
The affair was one that will long be
remembered by the genial captain and
all OF his friends who surrounded the
board
AS token OF remembrance Mr..
rrevsrthen was presented with hand
some diamond ring. the gift OF his AS
sociates.
The banquet was served at $50 and
50 sat down to the tables with Supt
W j. Rictnrds presiding as tosstmas-
ter and the guest OF honor at his right
hand.
Wilson's orchestra furnished music
during the serving OF the banquet and
Mr. VIM Vinton. an employe Of sthe
company sang several selections during
the after-program
When coffee and cigars were reached
Mr. Richards in a very pretty talk told
why the assemblage was held and paid
an eloquent tribute to Captain Trevar-
then as an Official He ended his adj
dress by presenting the ring.
Mr. Trevarthen was so overcome
with emotion that he responded with
difficulty to the address. He thanked
everyone and expressed regrets that
duty called him elsewhere.
Several other informal addresses
were given and at the close John Erik
son proposed toast to Supt Richards
whose thoughtfulness towards the men
in his employ is alway in the fore
ground
This suggestion was responded TO
heartily, showing the devotion with
which Mr. Richards is held in the
hearts OF mis- employees.
Captain Trevarthen has gone TO the
Gogebic range where he has charge OF
the mines OF the company gt Bessemer
and better mining man aud citizen
never lived in Crystal Falls than
Jack Trevsrthen. We heartily
commend him TO our Bessemer neigh.
bors
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
School Census Gain.

There has been Substantial gain in
the school census in the school district
OF Crystal Falls. One year ago the
census showed that there were l. 44s
children Of school age in the district.
The census this year shows that the
count is l,595, gain Of l47 In tine
past year The rate at which the
schools Of this township are growing,
both in number and size. is quite Ie-
markable.
TIE county schools are growing in
number each year and they have gotten
to be an important item in our school
system.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
TWO MINERS KILLED
workmen at the Dunn Mine Lose Their Lives
by Fall OF Ground.

Workmen al the Dunn Mine Lose Their Live.
by Fall Of Ground.
Claus johnson and Carl Larson. two
Swedish miners, were killed in the
Damn mine last Monday night by fall
OF ground in one OF the sub levels.
The men were partners. One had
been at the Dunn couple Of months
and the other was recent arrival
from Chicago. The shift boss set
them at work in the drift and went
about his work for the night While
he was away the two men went back
in the drift distance Of about 30 feet
TO where some treacherous ground
showed in the back They started 10
work there with the evident intentions
of blasting down the chunk OF over
hanging ore.
While moving about the two got dir
ectly under the ore and il fell on them
snuffing out their lives.
Both were single men and were well
SPOKEN Of by their associate workmen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
News Snapshots
Of the Week
PKOsECUTING ArTORNEY


The race for prosecuting attorney be-
came quite brisk during the last week
Of the campaiVn when IL simmered
down TO contest between NJ. 5 Nc
Donough ana August J. Wsffen. The
voters were canvassed closely and had
the enrolment been understood by the
electors last April the vote would have
been much heavier AS IL WAS many
Of our prominent citizens found that
they could not vote because they had
not enrolled or had enrolled as inde-
pendent An independent can vote
only an Independent Ticket II a
person wishes 10 vote the Republican
primary ballot he mnst register as a
Republican. Those who got caught
this time will probably not commit
the error again
The vote on prosecuting attorney
Was - foiIoxva
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
Central Moved.

The telephone central was moved
during the week from the Parks build
ing where IL has been tor a number Of
years 10 the bank building where il
has been permanently located and
where the latest equipment known TO
the telephone service has been install
led
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
FAVORABLE REPORTS
Conditions In Iron Trade Have improved
Greatly The Past Few Weeks.

1t is reported from New York that
the last few days Of August contribut-
ed new orders for finished steel pro-
ducts that Increased the daily average
sales for the Steel corporation substan-
italy by about 5000 tons. The new
business was not sufficient tor escue
August from peing the dullest month
Of the year but the significant feature
i, that the last four days OF August
and the first few days Of September
have developed more hopeful senti
ment and more cheerful tone.
New orders received in the hrst three
weeks OF August were scarcely enough
10 keep one-third OF the mill capacity
busy. but today current sales amount
10 nearly AZ per cent, Specifications
also increased, after drop early in
the month. The improvement In bust.
ness was especially notable In steel
sheets.
Shipments OF all steel products ex.
ceeded the new business taken by
about 30 per cent and the distribution
OF wire products was especially notable
shipments In August being only oncs
exceeded Railroad equipment pur-
cbases were light. but October is ex
pected 10 develop more buying.
Increased activity in pig irou last
week was at the expense OF prices.
The heaviest sales were in the West.
where concessions induced the placing
OF. rs, 600 tons, including 20. 600 tons OF
basic. 2, 500 tons OF malleable and i5.
800 tons OF foundry grades. outside OF
the purchases Of 40 900 tons by plow
OF Indiana
More iron Is under negotiation Ia all
sections and inquiries are larger
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10

Mrs Frank Morrell and Mrs John
Wall visited with friends ~ Florence
during the week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
STILL IN THE CELLAR
Crystal Falls Base Ball Team Halt Game
Behind lshpemirg.

Although Crystal Falls won two
league games and an exhibition game
last week II is still behind. Four
games were played with Ishpeming
and each team won two games Satur-
day Miller pitched two games. Crys.
tai Falls won the first, to 0 aud lost
the second TO 4. Sunday Rafferty,
pitched two games the first going 20
Crystal Falls by score OF 10 l ana
the second to Ishpeming by the same
score.
Monday an exhibition game was
played with Marquette and OF that
game tn 9 Mining Journal says;
The exhibition ball game played
Monday afternoon between Marquette
and Crystal Falls resulted in victory
for the visiting team, by the score OF
TO o. Marquette was simply helpless
before the tightening speed of Pitcher
Miller and not hit was made off him
after the second inning. Only twice
did a Marquette man get around 10
third base. Mack in the second. and
Riopelle in the fourth inning. Mag.
nan got nice two-bagger in the first.
but the batters who followed could not
advance him.
Howard, new man. was in the box
for Marquette. and was touched up for
eight hits. One or two OF these hits.
however. might have been cut of, had
his teammates been on their toes as
they were in Sundays game. Mar
quettes work in the field WAS slow.
the only really brilliant rlay being a
sensational diving catch OF Korbel' 4
low fly by Riopele In the fifth. Two
men were on base at the time. aud the
drive looked so safe that Rafferty, ran
in home from third Riopelle went
after il. however. made dive, turned
a summersault, came upon his feet
with the ball In his hands and heaved
it into the diamond. and double play
was completed before Rafferty,. then at
the players bench. knew the hall had
been caught.
Crystal Falls played we'll on the field
and scored in the third aud sixth In
nings, In the third KaRy opened with
a lncky drive foot inside the right
field foul dag. which was good for two
sacks. He went TO third. when Mack
made bad heave to Hrst. after stop.
ping McGrarys grounder. AS Nc
Grary started to steal second, Magnan
threw the ball but there was no one at
the second station 10 receive it. and il
went into the outield, allowing Kagy
to score. Crystal Falls second run
was earned. With one out. Lejeun hit
for two bases down the third base line
and was brought home by Miller's hot
grounder over the eecond sack.
The score by innings
Marquette o o 90 % 20 o 90
CRYSTAL Falls 90 0iOOl0 80
Earned runs Crystal Falls, 1. Two
base hits Magnan. Kagy, McGrary,
Lejeun. First on balls -Of Howard.
2: off Miller, Struck out--By
Howard, O: by Miller. z. Sacrifice
hits-Mack. weiser. Lejeun. Andrews.
Left on bases Marquette. 5 Crystal
Falls. .. Stolen base Weiser.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
Free Service.

The Michigan State Telephone com
psny rendered the use OF its lines last
Tuesday night to the newspapers OF
the state for the gathering OF election
news. As result the people Of this
city knew by midnight who were cleo.
ted. The telephone company made
no mistake in the act as il is thorough.
ly appreciated by everyone.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10

Our store viii be closed next week
IN order to cut down the prices on mer.
chandise for our Selling Out Sale. =
which begins Saturday mroning, Sept
~, 300 A. NJ at NJ savlan's
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
Total Ole Aea 81
UNITED STATES SENATOR

Charles E. Townsend OF Jackson
won ont for senator over julius G.
Burrows by majority of 10. 600.
Townsend practically swept the state
and carried most Of the counties of the
upper .peninsula. Iron county. along
with the most OF the other iron conn
ties, remained loyal TO Burrows in re-
turn for his efforts TO keep the duty on
iron ore. The vote on senator in this
county is as follows
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
THE CONGRESSIONAL SCRAP

Hon. n. .. Young won out handily
over AnRns Kerr. The result iu
Houghton county was just what Mr.
young's friends said IL would be. Mr..
Kerr got less than thousand major
ity. So apparent was the defeat OF
Mr.. Kerr that during the night he
wired congratulations TO Mr.. Young.
RON county gave Mr. Young one Of the
largest mSjorities he received The
vote by precincts in this county was
as follows
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10

Atty. Geo $. Power is here from
Menominee on legal business.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Roberts arrived
here during the week and are stopping
at the Lockwood, Mr. Roberts is look
ing after his mining property in this
vicinity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-10
ARE THE WINNERS IN THE PRIMARY
ELECTIONS
n'DONOUGH IS THE PROSECUTOR
has Majority Over wafisn. His Nearest
Competitor. ol Over Three Hundred
Votes in Light Poll.

The first general primary election in
Iron couoty passed off very quiteiy.
But light vote was polled the total
on prosecuting attorney, which wac
the only county Office on which there
was contest being 1. 607 againt a rr-
eular vote OF 2. 900 in the county.
THE GOvERNORSHIP
\ Chase s. Osborn is the nominee for
the Republican party for the office OF
governor OF the state of Michigan.
The 500 man won out 10y majority
OF 80 600 votes in last Tuesday, $ con
test over Patrick II. Kelley. his near
est competitor. Mr.. Osborn came to
the straits with a handsome majority
from the lower peninsula and was met
there by a majority OF 10000 votes
from the upper peninsula. This is
smaller than was expected but the vote
was not out, there being light poll
in almost all OF the counties OF the
state.
Iron county gave the 500 man a good
majority Owing to the fact that one
thousand voters in this county did not
vote. Mr. Osborn .majority is not as
large as it ought to be for the stay at
homes were almost all Osborn men.
Mr.. Kelley got very good vote in this
county owing to the fact that he hss
here some warm personal friends who
assisted in getting out many votes for
him.
Musselman was not very great fac
tor in the race. he trailed along after
the big show as Earle did two years
ago
The vote in this county on governor
Ia as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-22
GINNERS' REPORT
 ON COTTON CROP

Memphis. Tenn, January 21.-The re- port of the National Ginners assoeia- tion issued today says:
 Complete returns indicate there has been ginned up to January 16 1910, D. 7o5.oOO bales. The following are the fig ures.
 Alabama, 1.024O00 bales.
 Arkansas 662, 600 bales.
 Florida, 610oO0 bales.
 Georgia, 1.s2s,0oo bales.
 Louisiana. 254,0O0 bales. Mississippi, .1.0 .023 ,00o bales. Missouri 55,000 bales.
 North Carolina, 611 900 bales. Oklahoma, 529,000 bales. South Carolina, 1,1oS,000 bales. Tennessee. 227,0 bales. Texas, 2,37S, ,0O0 bales
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-22
Death Due to Stovalne.

Chicago, January 21.-John Rorty, whose death was caused by the admin istration of .stovaine, according to a previous statement by Coroners Physi- clan w. H. Hunter, died from anaes- thesia. This was the verdict of the coroner's jury today and stovaine was not mentioned. Shortly after the death of Rorty. Dr. Hunter said he believed the death of the man was caused by stovaine. Rorty was brought to the hospital suffering from a fractured patella and alcoholism. He was oper- ated on and the anaesthetic used con sisted of 1h grains of stovaine, 160 grain of strychnine sulphite and 45 drops of sterilized water.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-22
TWENTY YEARS FOR
 MANSLAUGHTER

Rome, Ga. January 21.-Despite the combined plea of the unwritten law and self-defense, Frank Rossi, an Italian, charged with the murder of Edward liar ris. cotton employe In July last was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and sentenced to 20 years in the penitentiary. Rossfs pretty 1S-year-old American wife Wept bitterly when sentence was pro- nounced. but seemed somewhat relieved when the solicitor announced that the indictment against her as an accessory to the murder would be nolle pressed
 Witnesses for the defense swore that Harris made insulting proposals to Mrs. Rossl, whereupon she screamed to her husband, XII him, Frank" A motion for new trial was made