The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, March 12, 1898, Image 4

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The diamond drill., March 12, 1898, Image 4
About The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996

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Thk Diamond Drill.
Moiuahtv it (i)NLiN ri;nusu:K.s.
rillil.lXMKU KTritV HATCUI'AV AT
IkYflTALFAU.S.IKONt ol NTY, MH IIK.AN
OFFICAL PAPER OF IRON COUNTY AND
CRY3TAL FALLS TOWNSHIP.
Term : 2.00 wr your, in ailvancc
HATUUDAV, SlAlil'll 1SHS.
, North-Wostorn Time Table
TWAIN AIUMVINO.
No. 32...10.05 u. in. iluily Mxrcpt. Suiul.iy
Nu. 8 3:35 p. m.
o.33...4:2." p.m.
Nu. 14...U.45 a. in. Siimluv only.
TRAINS DKI'AIITINO,
No. 7 9:07 a.m., daily except Sunday.
Conuvctu at K taper for point went ami
at 1'owerH for p !:i1m nor ih and houIIi.
Xo. 31 11:40 a. in., daily except Sun
day. Connect at Singer for point.-
bttwren Stager and Watersnieet.
No. 33 C:00 p. in., daily except Sun
day lor Kucanaba and point Houtli of
Power.
No. 31 l:f." p. m., daily except Sun
day for Amana.
No. 13 0:J"i p. m., SundayH oidy lor
Kstanaba with connection at J 'owns
fur point houIIi.
MISUARI),
EL REY, ,.;
I.AREMA, ff"
and r'
AJOL r
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- '.- . A't .
j A. 11-lllllllllIAllAAAAAABnnnnnBHHaailaii
LIQUOR TAX REPORT
(OI NTV 'l UKASUKKU'SOFril'i: IKON CUI'NTV, I'JIIiUl'AIIY 1M, Is'.is.
77;e iulhiwiiiz ft' nm;. iV ivnirt ' luxvs collected or lea h ( y , ;if y utlice, iifion 1 lir liusiln sx itf kf-iili
fur .s:ih; or m:itiiil':icluiiti (list Hied or ln-rwnl ur mult liitnrs iluiing tlir cur t mling Ihwintn-r '!, 1 S.VT.
Name and I'eHidence ofprismi, cotpota
lion, ans Mia t ion, company, or co
pa i I nership payinu' a tax.
REinuu.WAX covsty TJCKi:r.
For County Koad Coinmis
sioncr William McCauty.
stand hy tin: n Kirr.
At tho head of any coluinns
"We present to thti Keimhlican
voters of tho county tin namo of
the- Hepublican candidati; nomi
uatod at the? convontion at Iron
Kiver last Saturday. Mr. Mc
Carty is so well known through
ous the county that it is not
necessary for us to jive any
lenghty history of him here.
Ho is at present a resident oT
Ilematito township and in justice
to tho claims of our sister town
ship we should join hands and
assist her in securing the elec
tion of the candidate which she
has put forth and whom the Re
publicans of this county have
endorsed. The jjroat consider
ation should he, however, that
Mr. McCarty is a Republican and
as a Republican hoi in heart'
accord with tho interests of the
Republican party, which we may
say are the interests of the
peoplo of this country. He
stands as opposed to those
herotical doctrines which have
been and are still bcinjj spread
by the party which is opposed
to him as well as the best inter
ests of this nation.
It is well known that the Dem
ocratic program in Michigan
this year is to capture as many
of tho local spring contests as it
can so as to give it prestage for
a supremo effort in tho fall.
Tho republicans of this county
hould bear in mind that it is not
alone tho tilling of this oflice
that they should take into con
sideration when casting their
vote at the coming election.
Tho question should be, shall we
give the Democratic, party a
foot hold hero that will enable
it to encroach further at a later
date. Let us stand ctogether
irrespective of any personal or
local consideration and elect
Win. McCarty as the next count
road commissionerof thiscounty.
I!. Shol.lou tSc M. Matson, 1'r.vstnl Fall..
Martin Lally, Iron Hiver
.Mhina Mowr, Amasa
Andrew rlMmouint , Amasa
Paul Kevt-llo, Amasa
Mfnily I'icino, Amasa
Paul S hoolv, Crvstal Fall
Thomas (iallivan, ('ryMal l-'ulls
Milwigti Swa nsi u, Cry stal I'alln
William llnssrll, Ci vslal i'alls
.1 1 1 1 1 1 Stllh'rg, Crystal Falls
Alex halpra. Crystal Falls
Frank Cam ins, Iron l!i-r
I'.oy iti'ton A. Son, lion llivi r
Chiis. ,1. IIntiMMii, Iron Uivrr
Whalon ,c Kit ks, M inslirld
Itatrstv I'oisman, Maiislirlil
Cvrus II. Sinsiltaf Atkinson
West hind Sundvviek, Crystal FalU...
Caspar A I i lc, Crystal Fall ...
Nicholas Ihfdiit h, Iron Uivcr
Mahoiiev tv .Jackson, Iron liiver
Mat tin Lallcy, Iron Uivcr
KIND OF ni'SlNF.SS.
Srllim spirituous li(Uor.- at retail.
I Mace of doing
business.
Crvstal Falls Village.
...Iron Uivcr Village...
... Amasa Village ...
do
do
do
Crystal Falls Village.
do
do
do
do
do
..lion Itivcr Village...
do
do
... Man.-lield Vill.igp ...
do
tkinsitn Township.
Crvstal Falls Village,
do
... 1 1 1 ti Uivcr Village...
do
do
Ain't
ot
Tax.
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P.ir.eo!
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uss.t.-;
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Date
of
I'a vinent.
IVh. 1.
March I..
Mav 1.
do
Mav 0.
do
Mav 1.
do
do
May .r.
Ma'y N.
do
Mav :t.
do
May LT,.
May M.
do
Mav
July 1.
Aug. H.
O.t. F..
Nov.
Nov. 'J
:?i.fl Picket I.Mwn Fvii. Stoel (l.t.". Stool Postn. Ituil. El? . Sii-rlor rH1i
t t 1- iohl hikI Ho, KmifoWIro Hint Mm1oI Mo. Foiu-e. M. M. S. Poultry l en0
IciiUw in MUaiity mikI priio. Uc:nivo mutter nuiiluU Troo.
UNION FENCE CO.. Do Kalb, 111.
CHnMaJ
IBEERl
IBEER
Brcwinr
The Upper Michigan
Company 0
Will use this Space in the future t(
tell you about their Beer.
DAN. ROSS, Agent
A. frexli and firxt cl.u line of
JOHN KISWEK,
'Vea viM r of t hv County tf Iron
' A VSITFA) VKOVI I:.
A pleasing feature of the
week, at Washington, was the
unanimity with which the repre
sentatives of both parties came
to the support of the President
upon tho question of providing
tor the general defense. From
the north and tho south, from
tbe east ami the west, from Dem
ocrat Hepublican and Populist
allko came the response '".Ayo"
to the proposition to appropriate
r0,()iM,(.MH) with which to pur
chase necessary war supplies.
We have our contests here in
this country. Many of them
are bitterly fought and the forces
of the opposing parties are -..constantly
aligned but these contests
are amongst ourselves. Let no
one imagine that the internal
dilTerenees of the American peo
ple divides them in sustaining
the execuative in any measure he
may suggest to preserve the
national honor. When it comes
to a question of America against
the outside world then? is no line
of demarcation running through
the minds of the peoplo. The
only line then visible is the one
that divides us from the rest of
the world. It makes no differ
ence what party holds the reins
of government, as long as they
handle them in a manner com
mensurate with public dignity
and and with the interests of tho
people at heart they can count
upon the united backing of a
united people.
mills o.v ri::i: silvi:l
And now comes Senator Mills.
of Texas, with a statement of his
reasons for deserting tho free
silver movement. Mills' term
as senator terminates next March
and ip to a short time ago he
was a candidate for re electio'u.
His opponent in the race is (low
Culberson. The Democratic
state central committee of Texas
adopted a resolutinn making a
stringent test of tin; candidate's
loyalty to free silver and Mr.
Mills stepped out of the race.
In giving his reasons for desert
ing the free silver caue Mr.
Mills says:
"Now that the great body of
the commercial world has taken
its stand against, silver I do not
believe it in the power of the
United States alone by its in
dependent action to restore the
value of silver to par with gold
at Hi to 1. I believe that the
United States can restore tho
demand which they withdrew
but do not believe that they can
restore the demand which was
withdrawn by other countries
when they closed their mints
against silver."
Senator Mills was one of the
Democratic leaders in congress
and his desertion of the party is
signilicant from the fact that, ho
comes from a stale in which
tho Democratic party is in an
overwhelming majority.
(iovernor Pingrco has issued
a call for a special session of the
legislature to convent4 March
L'-nd. It is understood that the
only work' of the session will be
the consideration of the (Iover
nor. s railroad measures.
Notlco of MortKaiio salo
l-'irt riiliiiii( inn I'.-'i. t'J; l.i Mt Apr. ao. IMiS
Iiitimh It 1 . 1 1 1 i t li.is liecil liiiuli' 111 the .i
iih-iiI of tli' inoiiry KH-un-il 1 1- !i inorttMi!
I it I In- t si 111 li U. I v of .1 1 1 1 1 lit t y, in tin yi'iir
l inn- l.or.l otic I Iim,i-.iii'I Huhl IiiiiiIiti ami
liUKt )' one. t-ViTlltril v Hwuntc Kiollll. li.
w i-t .ma ciiitii i,, .ioIiiimhi, at mistd otti
wi-ii-h M.'iln.ai-a l.i.i-roia! cliurrli. of CrWnl
i'.ili-. Iron cniiiil y. M irliiii.iii, to t ! lo:inl ol
I lnin li i:N-n-ion .1 tlu Mr-t IhhIiM i:i.i oim
i liuiili, ol rial. nli Ipliiii. remits I won
t H 1 1 x.lhl lllorl I'lOV WIM 'i('fl'iii I
III- Ottltl- Of til." lfl.'1-lll Ol ll I
ol tin- county of iron, on 1 h.- t tin ti-.-nt h
I iv of .1 uiii.ii y. A. I. I S!l . at II o'cl'x k in
t In- loKiiooii III liln-1 J ol iiioi t lM; on I 'Mi'
i ; una w iii'ii'ii I in' s.ii'i inoru'.tiii- li.is Im-
Inly Hsii'iii"l ly lln'Siii-1 lio.u'i oi Clmi-fli l)x
Ii-iimoii ol the X.-t In ) is' KiiiM'oiiitl rlmrcli t
I he ur.t i-li I .ii t h.-rti I'A ;i nu. hr, il rlmrcli. i
Ci )!. vi J''all". M i' Iul'. in liy n u-i i iim-ii t Ix-ui int;
il.it.' Hi.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 . iliy o .1 nly, A . !.. IS'i,nli
I'l.-'l in tin ollu-i- ot 1 1..- n u'l-li r ol .l.i-.lsi
ln k.il'l coiiiil V ol Iron, o'i tin' m vi'titti'tit li i.ty
ol .1 nl v. A l,lN'...il In n iIih k III llu fon
iiimiii, in lil.i'i I ol 1 1 v iu'i'm on ul'i' .""!'!, mi
1 1 1. .--. o I li i 1 1 ii-1 U' I, now ovMiril 1 1 y llif sal
Swi-ilwli I . 1 1 1 0 r . 1 1 1 lAniiKiliral i 1 1 1 1 pel) . i
Cry-tut Full-, MirhiiMii; uii.l wIh-km- tin
nut i t. iinii'. I to l,u iluc on .ul iiiortmiui-nt
I ll" it iti' of I In- nol hi- li I tli' Mini of S.'Vrit linn
I
ministration Notice-
Til tin1 l ltTtolK of tllC 'lll;ti of Cr-
tal lil!.s, County of Iron, Stiltr of .Mirhi
K)ii :
Not ici h Int ili.v i i v tl..it a iiMctin
of tin- liOMtil of Kt;ioti;i ti"ii ef the
vill.rjc nliuvc IiuiiiimI, v ill lc lnM.it tin
Villio ( 'In K'm ollirr in i-; i it I vill;i;;c. on
S.l t III l:t V. Mil ii li lL.Mli. A. I. l.N'.iS. fur 1 'Ik'-I twi-lvi' ini-1 inn .,,,iui-ol . mint. ill urn
,. . . . j int i'ti -t , w li icli i I In hole aiiioiitit cl.iiiui'il to
Mil- (Mil i i III IIKIMfl MIL: III" Oil III. M III ,,., .n, ,,,, ,,,, ,L.,.. no villi, o
nil mii Ii hrisoiM wlto sliull In- ii..sm'.-.s..( j 'i-oc,...,.iiii I. iNit.u I mi n iii-l.t. t ... I ut law to
i'i oi'i-t iii-di lil now i -1 1 1 j 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u M-ciii-Mil hy tin'
in ini' inrcHHiiiv 1 1 nil 1 1 1 ii i 1 1 1 1 1 -i oi n i h., i iiioi icn-'i'. or miy ',iij iinnor. lnnli)
to,.-, Mo.! vim. ...ny opj.i.v f..r iti.it pi,.-1 i';;;: '::;.1;;;.Vv:!ai",",
i-" ; iiinl t luit n.ii.l !o:iri of I.Vi.-t in-1 Now . t In-ri loii- not In h li.iiliy m vn, t tint ty
. ...I .ii i virtue of tin b 1 1 I in uvi'i oi mill- an. I in imr
tloii vxill In- in wsMoti on tin- iliiy anil ;t . ....,,,. ..) ( I,.- -t at -it. in nnrli i a-i n.a.1,' nii.l
tin- i.l.ici' nfoivsai.l Itoin oYlecU Iti 1 In- I" v o I.-. I . t li. -al.l mortu n.-.; ill U forrrloH.-.l
.. m , . . '' a xali ol t It'- (Hi ini-i'.- tlii'irlil .ti'Hi'i Ihi, ut
l"l ill-h in nil l II ii ii I iin ill ill" J 1 1 It I - j i i inir u nit Ion , to tin liiulii-t I i . 1 I . -1- ut tin
,. . r ... .I r .. .'.I I 1 rod l i tool- of tin' roll it In 'IIm'. Ill tin- Xill.tUi
'"".' o. .ui...n m r..,i.,. j ci-tal I'.ilN, in tlir Kai.l county of Iron, on t
!atiil Uiii L'Cith il.IV of IVIi. A. 1. lS'iS. i "I' v.i.tli .lay of May next, at ten o'clock in t In
,, , , . .. ., ,, . . ; loii'tiooii ot tli.it l ay ; wlncli t-.ii ill I'li-ini-i' ur,
l.y oiili-i ol Hi" 1 1 1, ii.' l.oaiil ol ,1. ril.r.l in sai.l nioiic hh a- follows, t. ot
Ili Ui-tiat ion.
IS. K. Mt DoMji.i.,
t'leik f s.inl 'illa'".
Excursion nates to thej Marill Grar.
ami Winter Heaorts.
On account of tin' Manli (ohm at New
Ui l.-aiiK ami Mohil", tin Not t li-Wchtn n
Line ill, l hr iiiry 1 t to 'JO, iurlu.-i vc,
m II c cuoioii lirki tsat very low rates,
li m i I ei I for i e t ui a p.-i-sa" until Match
l'.lili. llxciitHioii tiiUetH ate al-io on
Kile tl, lily, at letlueeil lit ten, to (lie
li iiicip il winter tt'Kii: t-i iti tlic llniteil
SlatoM iiml .Mexico. I'or full iuforina
tiouapiil to Ticket Au'iiitn ('liiiaoiV
Not t ll Wet-tei ll U'v.
, I ...I. iimnl'iMv.t tlx.' .".i ami mx iili ot C. 'I'
i i.i i ii i . 1 1 1 . u.ii ni ii ui io i ia mar. hi iryM.u
l-nliH. iron comity Mutuant, Milil.-et to tli
it 1 1 in r. 1 1 ri'-i'i vat ion con t a It in I In t lie liii ol I
I. Cl.lll'l.llt tl till' MIL I tri-t14 Ot
I lie Saul Sw.'ili-li MetlioilUt -..scoial
cliunli. ot t ty-lal 1'all- i.itel t In i-irjit .lay
ol On einliiT. A.M. I Mio.
) at..l tin- tw.-litii .lay ol Fi liriiaiy. A. I) . I.v.is
1 Hi: Stt I- . -11 I.I Till II n l. AM.I I II At. Client
of Crystal Fali-, Mil liuan, u--ii:nii
1'. 11. Aimoir,
Attorney lor n-wirnri'.
For Salo
Tli" la ik'" li". i tint: i-ti i in t lie Mit'ei'
ami LuiiiIii I iik h'h htore huililitiU- Tin
ftmi' is mail" nf Imili r plate and is
larye enough to take a four foot Hick of
wood. For pi ire and pellicular apply
to ('Asriat AitKKi.i:
LEISEN & HEMES BREWING
COMPANY,
WW
MyMll
...MCNOAimnn, aiicii..
Our lceg and bottlt? .beei .. popular : wherever tried. Our
"Nuernberger" over fifteen months old ami prescribed by
hysicians as a Health Tonic. Our new 'Silver Prand"
is fast gaining popularity as a family drink. -Try a case.
JACOB IJAUIIW, ArciU.
GROCERIES,!
MEATS
PROVISIONS
1 Vices ,'is low ns tlie lowest.
W.J. H order,
Amasa, Mti
Don't be
Deceived
ltV til' ti.IlcilloiH oil. -in if ur U iiiu iii.l,
, Millh liruli . 'I'lii y uru (llly c llcillntl'il to
liih-l.'iol you Hint c.itili tin- iiiillinikiiiif. Mi r
chant-Mho j-j i lot moiiic ik-w f i. on yon cverv
week to cat n yoiu tln.li' mo not tln oii.-h to
Iru-t.-il. Win n tli.'v t.-ll you tliut tlirlr fac ilitli N
for Inn Inn am 1 ncllum h,1h nie Im-Hit tliaii
tli.lr ik iv-IiIm .is' tlicy an only lylmi ,m, t.r.
iniu.l.il, liili-lliu','tit H.oile ilon't l-i lii'VH tln-ir
KU-li. W. l.lvler Iti t u k to
Honorable
Methods
nnt imaraiitit.
iloii.ir in our
in latviui.' iti'l "i laiii! .ooi
tli.it Jon will w.f u iinii li lor your
Inn-a-Vo i can r, t in will..,-.. . I-.. u-u a.. .....
I.i'in it iiif',- iry to M ort ta l.riiL'i'ailocio
lu.tlin.t- to c itili tr.i.Ii. Wf t tomk our lilaliv
I'.it rm for 1 lo ir liU ral j.at ronari. mih! t rtiHt
Ollt T' 1'ltlolM M ill I Ollt lllll.' I'llll.llt In I L.
fnt nr.- ,i In t In" jia-t ,
)kS. IMI.iV A..M.l)AKhlN0.
Office in Lindsay Iron Uulldln?.
OKFICK HOI KS.
A. M. Iuki.imi. I K. II. PaKI.IIi).
I' :iMo ll:.'io in. 1 :3t) to U M0 p. m.
A. L, BACH.
nimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:::'
I "The Left
I Hind Foot of a
Jack Rabbit"
killed three minutes
after midnight,
in a country churchyard
I by a red-haired,
cross-eyed,
bow-legged man
of dark complexion,
ii f. i rri
i in it's Way" ,
! and some even say
that life is not worth living
without it,
I but even this valuable relic
Is not nearly as effective
"For Warding
Off the Ills
that Flesh
is Heir to"
as garments
which arc well cut, 0
jf well lined, well finished and
made to your measure by
Fred Kauffmann
1 The American Tailor 'HUES
S liOCAU AGQflTl
I JAS. R. FLOOD.
&- I III nil... ii tut ........................

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