The diamond drill., November 01, 1902, Image 4

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

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Yhe DIamond Drill.!
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O-FICIAL PAPER OF IRON COUNTY,
CRYSTAL FALLS TOWNSHIP AND
CITY OF CRYSTAL FALLS.
T.-rni. Vr year, In advance.
.T1T15IMY, NOVKMIiKU j , I.ti2.
hEPUBUCAS
STATE TICKET
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Tor Governor- '
V AliOS T. 15L1SS. of SKinw.
I r Lienteuant fiovernor--.
LEX. MAITLANL). of Nann.
1 r Secretary f State
FRED M. WAUKEH. of Farmin.n
F.-r State Treasurer. '
I AN1 EL McCOY. of Grand Kapidn.
F t Auditor General -
PEKKY F. POWEKS. of Cadillac
I "r Commissioner of State Land Oflice
EDWIN A. WILDEY. of Paw Paw.
' I r Attorney General
(.HAS. A. HLAIK. of .Tii.Kson.
1 r Sui'-rintendentPuMie Instruction.
OFLOS FALL, of Alld-n.
i . MemU-i'H State 1'oarU of E-lmation
r-ATHH'K II. KELLEY, of Detroit.
" LUTHEH L WRIGHT, of Iromvood
C XCRtSSlONAL TICKET.
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Gautloe
It )8 needle, prhap. 'to tac
tion ropl apiinst iminK im
pure toilet aul ath noni.
No one uses harmful ap
willingly, but many nt-e the
mi wittingly.
Yon are most apt to Kt
ricnt'noaps at a reliable drutf
ntore for in ft am you never
in your life aw a l-it of lien
nine catdil noap Hold any
where but at drn stores.
We are oniethin of crank
in thin matter of purity, aud
guarantee the o,ualty of every
h ,Kp we k11. Clone priren yon
are also sure of.
h rmblic mind tfore tha end is
reach,-!. This is characteristic of the
President. He wants a job finished
when once started, while it is fresh
in mind and the- de'aiU understood.
J. C. Wilkinson,
City I3ru'riit.
"Shades of Glory." Whafll we
hear next? Now it in Riven out that
the Spanish venel, heretofore sup
posed to have been sunk by the cannons
of Adimiral Dewey's fleet, were, really
punk by the Spaniards themelve who
M-nttled their vecsels rather than have
them fall into the hands of the Ameri
cans. The vessels are oeniK m j
and ti true facts of the "hurts" that j
these vemels received at the hands of
the "men behind toe vm" on the
deck of Admiral Dewey's fleet will
soon U known. A diver who was
nent below to examine the hulks has
made a report that only S?9 hits were
made on the Spanish ships by the
American cannoniers.
lint, whether the ihips were sunk by
cannon balls or by the oienin .f the
ship' vilves. the fact remains that
they were sunk because their com
manders were overpowered by the
American commander and no hair
spitting arguments over the "per cent
of harmful hits" will in the minds (if
the American people nr in the nix troy
i.f the country, fob Admiral Dewey and
the men that were witn him of the
.ri,.r5wj f.r Hie virtorv of Mav 1st ls,.'i.
aa eminent phyiiciau for quit a while
without relief, my wire recommenae
Chamb-railn's Pain Balin, and afU-r
nsln two bottled of it he is almoa
1 entirely cured. -Geo. K. McDonald,
Man. Logan county, W. Va. Several
! other very remarkalbe cures of partial
' paralysi have been effected by the nse
j of this liniment. It is most widely
known, however, as a cure for rheum
atism, sprains aud bruises. Sold by
Cole's Pharmacy.
Von have the "Duds"
II V have the Stats,
Sent ns your work aud let
us get acquainted
OUR WORK ON
LACE CURTAINS
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
onseeheecrs Hear this in
Mind.
F r CoiireM
H. OLIN YOUNG.
LtC.lSLAllVE TICKET
l-SMiator Thirty-Fir District-
M. H. MOIUAKTY.
Fi r Representative
CHARLES H. DROWN.
COUNTY TICKET
p,.-; Sheriff -
TERM AN HOLMES.
I C-erk.
;tHN WALL,
p. i Treasurer
. ;)HN E. McGILLlS.
For Prossecutim; AtN-rney-
HARLES H. WATSON.
1 . Register of Deeds -
j LEX. D. ROdEI'.S.
F 0roner
K. DAVISON,
p N. M1NCKLER.
with many p-'.pl wiio liave known
him foi a n'reat many years and all
unite in saying that he is a man of
excellent judgement and that they are
not afraid to put nim up in matters
re'iniring sound judyement with
any man in the district. Mr. Drown
nrtke no pretentions of being a
scholarly man. He is a fellow who
has won his way from the common
people, naving for many years earned
his living by manual labor in the
woods of Ontonagon county. He is a:
present the owner of a couple ..r aI on?
in Ontnm;g n county, which is the
argument that his opponents are put
ting forth against him Iml he is not a
man given to drink and attends strictly
to his business. In Greenland he is
well thought of and its foremost cit
izen. U-ing chief of the fire department
and a leader in all public matters.
.The Diamond Drill is a Republican
paper from the core and believes in
i v i 1 1 r any candidate that honestly
wins: the nomination in a Republican
convention its unqualified support and
in this cn-e there are no attenuating
cireivis ances that should swerve it.
or any Republican, from supporting
and voting for Mr Drown and in this
t-a-H it feels that it is doing what is
for the best interests of the district in
advocating his election.
SHPEMWG STEAM LAUNDRY,
KEEDHAM BROS., PROP'S.
We wish to call your Attention to our
Special Sale
On Iron and Wood
Bed Springs an Matrcsscs
We must have the room in which to y
show Winter Stock and will close out '
our warehouse stock at Greatly Reduc
ed Pricees. A largo lino of PILLOWS,
QUILTS and BLANKETS that must
be moved at once. '
L. A. HENRY.
A vote for H. O. Young means a
vote for the. upholding of the President
and wh-re is there a man in Iron
coiintv today that is not tilled with
admiration for President Rosevelt.
Mr. Young is one of the abiet iii"U
that ha. ever stool for a candidacy
for congressman from the l-th district
of Mich, and it is earnestly to be
hopeu that the jeople of Irn county
will show their appreciation of a good
man by giving him a rousing old vote
at the election oj next Tuesday.
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rimr sales every few yenrs to wip
Udinquent fax-s on lands theore-
Iv forfeited to the state tor non
ment. by which means shrewd, if
scrupulous, owners have escajwd
greater part of their land taxes,
x-as puts the theory into practice
tax, after a peri-l during whicl
alidity is open to contest, bceomes
indeft nxille li'ti upon tr.o proprety
avor of the county in which it is
itd. The count coinmissiot)-rs
inthorized to tring suit for fore-
ire of the lien. and, upon judgment
ered. to sell the projrty at, public
ion and convey to the purc haser
;.bsolutH title in fee simple. Sev
! counties have p.it the law in force
e the supreme court held it a
J use of legislative xver. and are
i ig their treasuries with the pro-
of sales. -Soo-News Record.
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While in Minnesota hi-t summer,
we fjiet J. Adam Rede, the Republican
candidate tor congress from the district
of which Du luth is a part. During
the conversation he informed us that
Henry W. Harte formerly of Crystal
Fads, is one of his chief supporter
and that, all of the friends lie had
working for him. none did him more
down right good than Mr. Hart", his
work for the candidate b.-ing such as
brought results. Crystal Falls people
will U pleased to learn that Mr.
Harte's expectionaly political ability
is recognized in ins new home and it
may not be amiss to say here that it
is going to be rewarded for they are
U-tting at all kinds of odds jn Duluth
that Mr. Rede will he ele- tvd by a
handsome majority.
ilfl. MILLER
Practical
Painter,
Paper Hanger,
Calcimer,
Sign Writing, Etc.
Specialty in Wall Taper
Samples of the Leading
Wall Paper Houses.
l$hat do you Wantl
The United States Meel Corporation
is now making a canvass of the var
ious steel-consuming concerns of
country with' a view to ascertaining
what their needs will to during the
next half year.
There if a two-fold purpose. The
corporation desires to learn whether
there must le expansion or contriction
in production to meet demands, and
also to determine how there can be the
better distribution of products to meet
the pressing needs tt' big consumers.
This will take in the question of
transportion.
This step marks the adoption of a
new -policy by the t rust, which is in
tended to result in the systematizing
of the business of steelmaking more
exactly than it has been done heretofore.
.ery voter of Iron county .should
ider it ft pleasure to go to the polls
lection day and cast a vote in
r of the election of one of the
.ty's most illustrious citizens, the
. M. II. Moriarity. Mr. Molarity
e Republican candidate for senator
he state legislature. His election
i big majority, will ! an honor
credit to the county, auo every
, xhould fake a just pride in help-
o make his majority as large as
, ible. As a sen ant of the people
can U depended on to do his full
. His record ns a public official
dways been gol, and we h;ivc
. reason to 1-elieve that as a state
, lator he will continue to Jook after
nttrest of his constituents in an
int and thoiou-hly loyal manner.
fur the genial Mi Ice and y..u will
no niialf. - Rcpmtcr.
The action of President R.wr in re
fusing to sell coal to retail dealers who
insist on boohting the price above the
reasonable, will meet with the hearty
approval of every fair minded person.
Thousands of unscrupulous dealers
had prepared to lxost the price and
maintain it at an abnormal figure,
throwing the blame noon the coal
mine operators, but Mr. Raer hand
somely c heckmated their w heme.
This is otdy one of tin many in
stances wherein the blame for the rob-
Imtv of the publ'c in laid at the door
of the large producers wherein it
rightfully belongs to the avdricious
retailer who finds in the animosity of
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handy screen to hide his dishonesty
Ixdiind.
f ail s H. I'l o'.vn, of (if . hl.md.
t, idate f. v 1. ii. -'h'i.ti-.e f "
th b t w;is in li e 'ity "n V.'. due !.o
an ri.ui,day - Itirg t ''vi;h
tl,.. j,l.. of co-mtv. Mi Pao.-. n
tvr. V.ominate.l t Kei-f- '
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M. H. Moriarity, Republican can
didate for state senator from this
ditrsict, was in the city Monday night,
and attended the rally of the Republi
cans. He I -ft for Marqnetf" Tuesday
morning. Mr. Moriarity is the editor
or the Diamond Drill of Crystal Falls
an 1 is oi f the not popular men
i;i the di-'iirt. At the Mii.ttoiiil
1 coiiwntion held in t.'ii. ity a f"'v
weuks a : h" w a t nioiuifc "t
! choice of ! I :'..! l'f s nf.
I Peli:siil I K-Cord.
Tl " !'' -id-oif h.'- ' ! i 1 " i: pi :'ti ..
t, . I .Mtl.i." if.. Cm tl St.- il;.' Cori
I . .'on, n;;.. i- .' !! il e o ! - !!,' 'ol',
j '.r,i.-d fo!-ii tie-
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ojci .-rs ". ill ii" Uiio v i ' . ! it ii"
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j. , -? .,,! a; on v. hi h ti.ey i.re f .ril-..
T I :' i i ' ! no l 'ts-; dta ,. n ..nt
tin pi!- it'p'U that will Wear itdf .nt in
FELLOWS AND MORIARITY.
The Honorable Orant Fellows maoe
many friends during his short stay
and address in the city last Monday
evening. He a is forcible and forensb
jrator, the kind that leaves something
more than a mere sense of being en
tertained : h" h; s v 1 i t'y g'v n - r
ions thought to the problems confront
ing the people of the United States.
Villitication was no part f his
argument: he approaches his auditor
on the rheorv that the matter and the
occasion nre serious, that it is not
the proper time for wordy acrobatic
feats on the high wire strung just
over the footlights.
The Honorable M. H. Moriarity of
Crystal Falls was hero to visit with
M r. Fellows. A pretty good story is
told on the two gentlemen who w re
raised together and studied law to
gether at Hudson, Michigan the pre
sent home of Mr. l ellows. When they
were loth very voting men they were
called on to fane an active part in a
Republican rally at a crossroads village
near Hudson. Doth prepared Haltorati'
and convincing arguments to show
that the pride of ancestry and the
potential hoi of the Nation lay in
continuing the Republican party in
power. Orant Fellows had a limited
experince as a speaker while Mr
Moriarity had never addres-d a publh
gathering.
It was arranged with the chairman
of the meeting to iutrixluce young
Fellows lirst, Moriarity to follow
The chairman. however, became
oanic stricken and introduced
'Moriarity first to the hitter's complete
undoing, for ho forgot all about the
glorious achievcjii'-nts of the (i. (). 1'
and was compell, d to fall back on hi
manuscript. The climax ame when
someone in the audience proposed
three cheers for the speakers. Tii
speakers supposid that the call wa
for three t heurs for the Republican
party, and the -friiin und. r which
tle-y wre laboring w;n broken when
1) ih Fellows .Hid M .i iai ity found
tl.- hi.,1! o! .-fa, I- in t!,e ioo,u M!,c
Itom tl.i, pef.-J, wt" I ,t in t!.e
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p..:d' r it! ir ! . i . i " ' 1 1 ' r .
'Pell l.'eco- t.
Aiivthini; in the Hardware Line? II so ours
is the place oii are looking for. We inxitc
your inspeeticdi of our complete line of
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R Jiarduare Jpecials. Axes and Savts jjj
Also a complete line of Wood and Coal 0
to jtoves and Hangesi
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riME!
If you want any
Building or re
pairing done,
Call on th eold
Reliable Contractor,
ANDREW NELSON
Specifications furnished on
application
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This is the most Popular expression that
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you ever question yourself as to quality.
Drink Leisen c Ilenes' Fatuous 1'rands of
ALES AND LAGER
and there will he no question to ask.
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Day From Now On.
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