The diamond drill., November 02, 1901, Image 3

About The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996

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Diamond
RILL.
rVM AS A, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVlMliICK L lOOl.
(Dulutli South Shore
and
I Atlantic R'y
TIMETABLE.
In t-lto-l May ."th. l'.il.
Trains Lavo Champion
r Montreal, the east
and lower Michigan
Fur HouhUn iiikI tin
copper country
For In. nwo il, Hurley,
AfltVllKl and Duluth
For Detroit
Fr Houghton, Calumet,
'jpuluth and tin- w.-nt M2:y n. rn
' Trains leave Rfcuu'cllc
) For Houghton ami the
; f. country t-'.!:.V p. m.
I I . Marquette ,,..10 a. in.
VI '""V'troit iiml tin- .!t....',J:l) a. in.
v'pgaune;, Lhpcrnim: ami
K ttc t:5.ro i). in.
ticket, than tallies ami other in-
ition, apply to
A. II. Fisic, Ticket Aat.,
(.'hampion, Mich.
C. L IIaogi-icuon, Ticket Act.,
Republic, Mich.
.;i:i7 a. in.
1." .in.
t'.':"." a. m.
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DUhUTH
SOUTH WMA SHORE
and Atlantic Railway.
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' Do You Re nt a Farm?
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Vou tan ii one in Northern Mi-hi-'
ii.ei or Wi-coiisin on t he Dututh, South
lii ie f 1 1 it 1 Atlantic t.'aih.ny for mr
1 jchi lent.
'Thouaud of arti of I. it i!. land.
op ii f r M.-t t lenient
1 There nie good i. inning fr faitnei.-,
Ii ti rel'H anil manuf U'l uiei.
There are Homl sil. f .r -a w noil", - i-t
lull!-, pulp mil's iino taunt i i s.
Sj lendid opport unit i. s for stoth n'
' v:i, dairy ing and d 1 v 1 1 ti ii fa i mi j
1 Work can I'liin I on aim-, in
, r. w-t'ou mills niii on the liver in
yv ami dut n.' tin- winter . in t he
js.
h il i good.
Wood and wa ter me p! n1 did.
Stuck ra i i ng mid dairy fanning, I I.
ihiudanc. ol n.iP-r, th" ei itamty i.
?!!" and other fond for tattle and
Mtiral h.-'.ter n.al.t thi- a natuial
,U k count i y .
tii. ill trait . Small find eiiliuie ha
lved rem itkal'U -uci f" I
(jt urn. Went, r c, oat-. I km h- , . ah
:;3t corn ami lu kv Ii. at can l- rnis.o
l iofu-ioii and the hay i'.p r- ino-t
i'taidant.
Home Market-. Th" n.iun and mill
i; ti.i ii-of Huh rcLM.ui tarni.-h a n
id niaikr t and at best pi let for all
trt ' l product.
iiOMi:.i:i:ivi.t:-" i;, fusions
.B tie itrianu' d at any time. One fate
f round trip from all point on our
b .
for fulther informal n upfly to
II. W. MArl'iiiriutAN,
Land t 'ouimi--uoner.
Malipatte, Mich.
Copper KaiiRC Railroad Co.
TIME TABLE.
Iti tfT.i t nt 12;Ol Sun.l.iy. June L. 1!ot.
ajo'u tN'tli.
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STATION."
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10 51
11 o.i
11 12
11 17
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11 II
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1151
A. M.
Short Line to Copper Country.
TniiriH make clone connection to mid
I.. r'.ilnmi't 1 .11 ke Linden. Dollar Ihiv
HOlll V-.l- I
1 and other point: on Mineral Kanso
II.!tC. K'yw. ror lniormaiion in re
Ciml ti rate, etc., apply toncnret
t nr to thin otlice.
V. .1. fc?OUI)EK,
(i. T. A.
VifouK'hton, Mich.
UlirACIO, MILWAUKEE A PT. I'AUL.
(Join? nortl il- m
(Joinrf fouth r,: ' ,n-
tlllCAOO A NOUTH WrTEKN.
Arrive.
From Cryntal Falln C:45 ft. ru.
From Chicago l:r V- ni
Leave.
For Crystal VaHa and points
north and nouth 7i45 a. m
For Crystal Fallu and Chicno..C;05 p. m.
o
Are you aware
Of tho fact tJiat wo aro headquarters
for tho latest htyh'S in the line of
, Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Etc.
And Don't Forget
That wo carry (inly the host in the line of
Groceries, Provisions, Fresh and
Salt Meats.
II. F. CIIRISTENSON & CO.
f,OQ21 fviJ:
:2xzra izrxwt u
k S38.O0
DROP HEAD
jEWIMG- - MACHINE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
1 or Particulars call at our store
holder; 5 OLpOM.
A I'Vl.MSi.'l,
1 ichitiaii
a A Bia
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MILLINERY
ton
Mi.'l
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In order to Ltive Amasa people
adetpiate service 1 have put in tho
finest lino of Millinery in Iron
County. ''
LATEST STYLES & SHAPES
m
B.
AMASA,
MICH.
; , , M
C. M. & St. Paul Railway.
(Joint; north to all point in the
iron ami copper country, do a. in.
(Joinn Houth to Milwaukee and
Chicago ,nnd all points
outh. thlOfi.tn.
(loing north to all point in
iron and copper country. J:L p.m.
(Joins couth to Milwaukee and
Chicago ft"'1 11,1 P't8
Houth. 7:zo p.m
Through nhrpins cam to Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Spreads Like Wihltlre'
When things are "the teat" they
iH-come "the let elling." Abraham
Ha re, a leading ilruiHt, ot l'-clleville,
O., write: "KUctric lWttir are the tcHt
neUing bittcrM I have handled in 20
yearn." You know why? Mot lioae
beKiri in disorder of stomach, liver,
kidney, bowel, 'll1 ,iml ",pv,,,
Kioctric Uitnern tones u the utomach.
rrRulaton liver, kidneyn and bowels, puri
fier the blood, atrcngthetiH the nerve?,
hencocurcn multitude of maladie. It
builds up the entire njtem. I'utu new
lifo and visor Into any weak, sickly, run
down mnn or woman. Frico fin rents.
Sold by J. C. WilkiDson.
That Throhhinir Heiulaclio.
Would quickly leave jou, if 3'ou lined
Pr. Kinu'n New Life Pill. Thousand
of Mifferers have proved their matchle
merit for Sick and Nervoim llendachei.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 2o eta. Money back
if not cured. Sol. f by. I. C. Wilkinson. '-4
Dominic D.illilOr,
Dealer In
Fancy Imported and Domestic Wines,
Liqoors and Cigars.
DinmiEKiA.
Srvtrad Crs Developed in the VilUe TM
Wk Schoolt Closed.
Ainasa has been visited hy
another malady diphtheria, but
fortunately no greater damage
than the closing of tho schools
has resulted from its visit. The
families of Geo. l'remeau and
Henry Osier were tho principal
ones effected. Dr. McBurnoy
took rigid measures to stop the
spread of the disease ami quaran
tined the houses. Asa result of
the strict quarantine the disease
was confined to. the two families
mentioned. The schools were
closed Monday and will remain
closed the balance of this week
and next.
nt at tho
Amasa,
Michigan.
(treat Luck of an Editor.
"For two yearn all rflortu to cure. Ik
zetua In tho palm of my hand failed,"
write 1'ditor IL N. Lester, of Syracuse,
Kan., "then I was wholly cured by
Uucklin's Arnica Salve." If the
wold let for Kruptions, Sores and
all skin diseases. Only 2Tc at J. C.
Wilkinson's.
Minstrel Club.
Amasa young men have had
under consideration for a long
time the formation of a minstrel
club and it looks as if tho project
is about to mateairlie. A meet
ing has been held and an organi
zation perfected with Art Scott
manager. Any one acquainted
with this popular young manager
will at once recognize the fact
that the boys have started out
right. Those who are counted
upon to take part in the entertain
ment are Art Scott. O. K. Wade,
Walter Lawrence, John Mason,
Win. Bolitho, Chas. Kxtrum,
Goo. Darrah. Percy Kdwards,
Harry Kdwards. Chas. McGregor,
Chris Kowe, Dr. McHurney,
Andrew Olson, and Ktnil Pavlic.
It's a merry crowd and they ex
pect to have a merry time
espcciallv when thev strike Crs
tal Falls
- -. .
LOCAL AND I'HKSONAL.
Tile Hemlock Mining company
expects to start moving the bal
ance of the stockpile next week.
The shovel will bo brought down
from the Gogebic range the first
of tho week and there will bo a
lot of hustling about tho surface
of the Hemlock after it starts
work.
A. Dostrom and family left
town Friday morning for Norway
which place he will make his
home in the future. Mr. nos
trum is a carpenter and kept a
small hardware store hero, but
business is not sufficient to sup
port such an enterprise.
IM h ave ii. y happy Imhih- tnd ( ro the
il rp bill.' MU,
Mather than be without ('I'lirl- y and my
Mock Mountain Ten. .1. Wilkin-on.
Walter Lawrence and Chas.
Kxtruin have been compelled to
leave their happy homes because
of the diphtheria scare and they
are now profiting by the absence
oj Mr. and Mrs. Jobe by monop
olizing their fine homo.
A show was booked for hero
this week but it didn't show up.
It was of the magic lantern order
and tho proprietor evidently
heard of tho last fellow that took
Amasa people for "suckers."
Mrs. Warnington left last
Monday for a visit in lower Wis
consin until the diphtheria
abates. She was accompanied
by her little daughter.
llriui; attractiveneh to list It sh, hii
lovable nirl, making them handoine,
marriageable woinnr. Thnt'n what
Mocky Mountain Tea will do. .1. C. Wil
kinson. Frank Thompson was at Crys
tal Falls on business last Thurs
day. Mr. Thompson enjoys a
very good trade in his new store.
Andrew Hloomquist and Chas.
Wcdbcrg who went to Sweden
some time ago returned from
their vacation this week.
Fred Laundrcc and wife left
last Monday morning for Canada
where they will reside for some
time at least.
Miss Gertie Gibson went to
Champion to spend the two
weeks compulsory acation at
home.
A thousand things by it are done far
better than most things do one. We
refer to Mocky Mountain Ten made by
Mad icon Med icine Co. Jloc. L C. Wil
kiiiHon. A barber from Florence struck
town this week and the boys arc
getting their whiskers trimmed.
H. Isaacson went down from
Amasa t- !v ' jv :
' funeral of Kinil
day.
John Lundgreeu was at the
, Falls ,his week prcgairing for his
I annual hunting trip.
Commission., r M,1 -o.i iiie.l
I schools on the we: .ido of the
county this week.
j WAN! i:i)-si;VK!t I. lM:UoXsnF OUAR
j nctiT Mini liixi.l r.-utatl..iv in e.uh ft.ito (..lit' ill
tht ounty rt'M'Urv-l) to iv.ie-i.t wilI a.lvtr-ti-
i.M t-tntilihr.l wr.ilthy t.iilui-. lioue cf
soii.l f.iuiiiei.il r.tnliis. Salary lH.oo kly
with f.j'fiijift a-Miii.iii.il. ai! payuMo in ch-Ii
Weliu-lay lin-( t li iui ln-u t HlUv-
HorKf itii-l t-arrl.ie fiiini!ie., ulifii iiii',--iry.
R-I-i-iief. Kn. !'-.- f.e!f-ii l,lr--v'.l tain'H-t
fiivcloj.o. M.iii.ui-r, .'tin laxt.ai ;ii!lii'i.'.
t'llirU'..
It is reported that Gust John
son will come hero and start a
baker shop.
Supt. Lawrence was on the
west side of the county this
week.
Cyrus Jenkins went down the
line yesterday morning.
Miss Trybr visited friends at
Crystal Fails this week.
11. T. Mrli t 1 1 , st. I'.uil.Miuii., who
lus I'dii Ii.miIi!.' with . dionltit'd
ti.in.ieh. .l. 'M'haiidK-ihiiu' stom
ach and Liver Titlii.-N do nn? more god
than itnvthii!-; I ha v.- im r taken ." Tor
sale at Cole' I'liaimac.v.
. M. K. church services will be
resumed next week.
Mrs. Mosior was at Crystal
b'alls thi.-. week.
Win. Ilorder is much better
this week.
IIov.' Tld!
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h'iV cnt-;M iitai rli li nt ali.n t ! Clin
H i !!'r c u t u 1 1 h .111 0.
f. .1. nr.Ni:v ,v e.i . run ... t..i.
We tl.i' 11 n!i-r - .t-1 , lui- kiwuMi J. V
ney for the !mt 1 ." yonri. n nt ! . !(. v.'
M-tly lioii.ir.it.il- ia id' l-M-ii.i in i,i
nil. i Jlii.tii. i,!.'y nt !.-!'.( ,itry niA any
ti-.n l;-ii'!.- .y t!.
Wl.-T a Tut tx. V. . . P: -ut::-t T--!
Wai.kimi. Kinv.vs- a Mauviv. Wl.r.Vsilc
iKt, T.j'i.-.lo. ).
Hall'- Cat .ir rli rn:.- i t ak.-'.i i:.t. : iiu'.Iy.
tlir.-itl tij-oii tin Ij!o'j.I an. I n,;.. null-
f t li- Ky-!. ii. IM"' . ?...-. )..-r '"'tV S
all lruu-u!-t . T.-t i::i .-ii.il- !.
Hall's Faml'iv l'l.l- ale tl,- .. -t
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An Ornamental Fuel Svrr.
J'airlohV 1'ial I !e 'in ,in iz-i i- being
iniNrirally inlnptr.'l to pti-vint the
uMial whp'i- if heat up the rhiinney and
'nice it to iinliate into the room. Il
ii rreai-es the I. eat in t he room w here
the Move m located, and heat one or
fvi.i ad-'itional lootn without addition
al to'e.- or I ;l I 1 1 . It m.iiII a v e its
I'.ht, SI. Vi or .S"oi, I i.v the leduied
a mount of fuel u-. .1. It i- i-i: l..-t it ot l
for t he m eo,d leliUt ii d -1 o i pin- a Uo e
the tove, or uitl in ativ loom through
which the i-!m epiin- pa--e-. Furnihid
b. all t ovo a nd hardline dealer; man
uhictuiid by W. .1. r.uitoii Co., H",S
170 W. Lai ned St., I. tioit, Mich.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR
"Soirit ihinu; New UnJer the Sun."
All Doctor have tried to eiiieCATAi nil
by thi1 ii!-' of powder, aciik'u-.'-. inhah r
and lru- in paste fot m. l ie tr powdeiw
dtyup the idiiciioim ua i.ihiain eaii.-ini;
them to crack open and l.lei-d. The
powerful acids used in tin- inhalers have
entirely eaten away the same tin in-biain-H
that their maker have aimed to
cuie, while pats and ointment cannot
leach the diein-e. An old and epcr
ii need practitioner who ha for many
yeaiH made a close tudy add rpecially
of tin? treatment of e.VT vittui, ha at hist
pel fitted a treatment of t'ATAiaiii, which
when fait hfully tied, not only relieve
at once, but permanently eurec.VTAi:itn,
by removing the cause, stopping the
di.-ch arges, and curing all inflammation.
It i the only renady known to ci. tier
that actually reache the aftlicted part.
Thi wonderful remedy is known a
"SNi ni.i:s the (iCAitANKia'.o Cataiiui
I I'HK" and i sold at the extremely low
price of One Dollar, each package con
taining internal and external medicim
sufficent for a full month' treatment
and every thing nceiary to its perfect
ue.
"S.mfkm s"itheotily perfect ("atahiui
('cut: ever made and i now recognized
a the only safa and poitive cure foi
that annoyins and diguting disease.
It cure all inllarnation tpiickly and per
manently and i also wonderfully ouick
to relievo Hay Fkvkk or Colo in the
1D:ai.
Caukkii when neglected often lead to
CoNHf.MPTloN "Sm fit.kh" w illave you
if you ue it at once. Iti no ordinary
remedy, but a complete treatment
which i ptmitively guaranteed to cure
CATAitau in any form or tage if iied
according to the directior. which ac
company each package. Don't delay
but end for it at once, and ;rite full
particular a to your condition, and
you will receive pecial ail vice from the
diweoveror of thi wonderful remedy re
garding your cae without cot to you
leyond the regular price of "Sniti'm:"
the "(iUArtANTi:i:n (lATAmiArt (T at:."
Sent prepaid to any addrc in tho
United States or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Addrcw Dept. II 07'. bb
win 15. Oilc it Company, H.t.'tO and2:iaJ
Market street, l'hiladelphia.
To Cure aCold In One Day.
Take Laxative IJromo (Juinine Tab
let. All druggit nfund the money if
it fails to cure. L W. Grove's nignnture
U on each box. 2.c.
au. over t;;e iicjse.
The Way to Keep the Csllar Clean
Free From Dad Smell.
Quicklime, borax, charo-oul, dry
cojipcras &vA la-ter ore tin' things
t( raake o:ul keep a collar iucet and
fre-h. Move out all things movahlo,
tweeji, t.tko up dust, open bins mid
closets and set doors and windows
wide. Then in every bin or in
closed space? sot an earthen ve-scl,
dish or bowl with several lumps of
quicklime in it. Strew grains of
dry coppcra? all over the lime, then
lack it, hut do not wet it, yet bo
Furo the slacking is thorough.
Steam from the lime, ri-ing up and
out, will take away all had air and
ill odors.
Leave the cellar open and empty
for two hours, then scatter dry pow
dered borax nil around in corners
and along the wall-, and wherever
there is a place: where it will not ho
in the way hang a piece of net, such
ns fish net, with some lumps of. fresh
charcoal tied ir.-ide. . Leave tho
borax until next cleaning time. Take
tho charcoal bas dovn ew ry week,
empty them, heat the charcoal very
hot, return to the hags and replace
them. The charcoal has a marvel
ous power o absorb all sorts of had
smells. The powi r is strictly pro
portioned to its freshness, which tho
heating restores.
Make cheesecloth pads of plaster,
mixed with powdered slacked lime,
and hanr them against 'the walls
that are likeliest to he damp. Li mo
and plaster are so ihir-ty they take
all the spare water to themselves,
thereby pre euting mu-t and mold.
A good way to make the pads is to
stitch or run inch tiuks in it length
of (hce-i-eloth or ccar-e lawn, .then
slip u funnel spout into the open
end of the tuck and pour in the plas
ter and lime. Make the tuck1- an
inch apart ami fill them evenly.
I'owdi t d charcoal may he miid
with the lime and pla-tcr for pads
which are to hang whore food-lull's
lire kept.
Fruit D;verage.
Peel 12 lemons- very thin, sqin-ezo
the juice over the p- ! and let stand
two hour-, then add one pound of
sucrar. Ma.-h fun? quart of ripe ra-p-berric-
with half a pound of Miuar;
pare a ripe pim-appie, shred the
iruit fine and mix with an'th( r half
pound of sugar, then strain tho
lemon juice end ma-h the ra-phcr-rics
through a co.ar-e -ievo, then tho
j-ine.ipple and mix all tojethcr, add
ing three quart- of cold water. Stir
until the sugar is entirely di.--o!vcd,
then strain and serve with a littlo
of the fruit in each pa--.
Washing Cut Glass.
Standing in water or allowing
water to remain in cut gla-.. no
matter how clear, rob-; the cutting
of lu.-tcr and put- it ahnn-t on a
leel with pressed gl.'ts. Still ono
mu-t make haste slowly. Xo mat
ter if there i- but a .-ingle bowl,
wa.-h it apart from - rvt hiiiir else
and in perfect !v lear water. If it U
caked and stickv in.-ide from stand
ing after t:-c f 11 it with warm soda,
wuhr and -hake vigorously for a
minute, then repeat until the glass
begins to f hov,- clear.
An Egg Ceparatcr.
A unique kitchen utensil sepa
rates the yolks and whites of eggs
as they arc broken without paying
any particular 'attention to where
each part is dropped. This little do-,
vice can bo fastened to an ordinary
tumbler by means of the spring clip
on one side. Tho contents of tho
egg arc allowed to fall on the strain
er, which has nuuvrous slits open
ing into tho gla-s through which tho
thinner white portion strains, thus
leaving the yolk on the upper Fide.
Economizing Space.
An idea for economizing space is
shown in the illustration, aiul this
will nppeal to those who have con
verted two small rooms into ono
largo one. Ihit you are confronted
r,. t iXii, jirn i-f -n t -
METAMor.pnosis or a riiiErLAi-i:.
with two firrplaccs, and you do not
require more than one fire. Now,
hero is an excellent idea which you
and your "handy" man could easily1
carry out hetween you. The sketch
is ao eimplo it needs no words ta
ciplairi it. Homo Notes.