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The Elbert County tribune., 1903-08-20

The Greeley Republican publishes the
following account Of the damage done at
one home by the storm Of August 9TH;
'The house OF Ned Plumb, north of Ker-
sey, is an illustration Of the terrible force
of the storm Wednesday night. The hail
mashed through the roof, through the
ceiling OF the second floor and on to the
ground floor. There are six or seven
large holes in the roof, the largest being
two feet square. The frightened family
took refuge in the cellar as did many
other families in that vicinity. The
large halls went through the corrugated
iron roof of his barn, making holes as
large as ones fist about foot apart all
over the roof"
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-08-20
Dewitt Is the Name .

When you go to buy witch hazel salve
look for The name DEWITT on every
box. The pure, unadulterated witch ha-
eel il used in making DeWittis Witch
Hazel Salve, which is the best salvein
the world for cuts, burns, bruises, boils,
eczema and piles. The popularity Of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye, due to its
many cures, has caused numerous worth
less counterfeits TO be placed on the
market The genuine bears the name
of f. c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago. Sold
by o. X. Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-08-20
Potent PHI Pleasure.

The pills that are potent in their ac-
ton and pleasant in effect are DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. W. S. Philpot of
Albany, Ga, says During bilious at
tack / took one. Small as it was it did
me more good than calomel, blue mass
or any other pills ever took, and at the
same time it effected me pleasantly. Lit
tie Early Risers are certainly an ideal
pill" Sold by o. r. Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-08-20
Eat All You Want.

Persons troubled with indigestion or
dyspepsia can eat all they want if they
will take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. This
remedy prepares the stomach for the re-
ceptfon, retention, digestion and assimi-
lation of all the wholesome food that
may be eaten, and enables the digestive
organs to transform the same into the
kind of blood that gives health and
strength. Sold by %. II. Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-08-20
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid of a Doctor.

enr an uen, Jus. up ron, ays Ma Vard Spe p GI .ne
a well known merchant of Drummond,
Tenn. 81 used one small bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and was cured without having
doctor. l consider it the best cholera
medicine in the world" There is no need
of employing doctor when this remedy
is used, for no doctor can prescribe bet
ter medicine for bowel complaint in any
form either for children or adults. 1t
never fails and is pleasant to take. For
sale by o. r. Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-08-20
Talk of the Times.

Food testers and chemical experts of
ington, having warned the men against
stimulating drinks, the women against
ice cream, and everybody against iced
tea in hot weather, now come to the
front with a whole lot of prohibitory rot.
The disease germ theory cannot stand.
For instance, people eat fish caught out
of the muddy Missouri and survive.
Hog meat and chickens are largely the
product OF the barnyard. We have gen
orally supposed that so perfect is the
chemistry OF nature that before it will
let anything deleterious into the fibre of
vegetables it will kill the plant itself.
Now we are told even by member Of
the department Of agriculture that there
is danger in eating vegetables which are
not raised in healthy soil, and that if the
soil is not properly prepared disease
germs will develop in the growing vege-
tables.
Years ago, says Kansas exchange,
that they missed our paper and that it
was appreciated like "a letter from
home" we would swell up and think we
were printing the best paper that ever
happened; but we have learned that this
is not exceptional. Every county paper
is appreciated the same way by the wan
derer from home. Isn't it a fact that the
first paper opened when mail is brought
to your home is the little old sheet print
ed in your home? You, Mr.. Business
Man, will read it before you do the mar
ket in your metropolitan daily. You,
Mrs. Society Leader, will read it before
you do the Ladies' Home journal, or the
Delineator. And the little ones-God
bless the children, we'd rather have their
friendship for the paper than any other
branch OF the family, if we have to do
without either they read every item
from "A" to "fzzard" before they will
give it up. 1t doesn't matter how it is
printed whether it looks like the ink
had been put on with cob and printed
with cider press-it's '.the paper from
home" and all others cannot dislodge it.
We heartily agree with the Field and
Farm when it says "Many sportsmen in
Colorado do not hesitate to loudly de
nounce the shooting of doves and for our
selves we would like to see them put on
the protected list. A dove or pigeon is
not game bird. Many believe it is, or
say they believe so as pretext to kill
them. The majority merely shoot them
for wing practice. The worst feature
however, and one which is almost murder
in the first degree, is practiced by many
wantons who do not even shoot the bird
on the wing. They see dove sitting
perhaps on fence post, like a robin or a
lark. They creep up to within few
yards of the unsuspicious bird and take
shot at it. Shooting quail or grouse is
different. They bear every quality of
game birds and play hide-and- seek with
the pot hunter. II he takes shot at the
bunch he cannot find the covey again
unless he has good dog for company.
Many of the doves are still mothers in
/ August and a great quantity OF these will
be shot off during this month. Some Of
the advocates of the law were so selfish
as to urge the measure that they might
sell more ammunition earlier in the sea
son. If the legislature were not made up
OF boobies doves and pigeons would be
protected the same rs domestic fowls.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-08-20

William Tamlin and others living along
Beaver creek, east of Fondis, lost almost
theirentire crops by hail last week.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05
III aaC>REaBLE vERDAD II

Unca verdada para gastar bien ell din rega m
valor supa sempre Obesos de ley garazao III
onlates1 con hnmo espndidos bantes qumca
mas valor por expendo mpeza los verdads
durexa lapidaci6a pascta imtac6a maravi
= rSr1O mn AR9 regaaD quiea distnga astos ~
an de los egimos Exposici6n de Paris
brane uy grueso dollars A6er caaero
dollars Idm idem brantes 10 dollars Aao
a hante orue dollars par senora dem en
dollars Pendenes bsnt 10 dollars Pendnt pan
dearg Pendientes
dero reeao Mdaas de ley La ehge de la Pura
eamae de Fenca Draantss aecsnes ALASKA t az o0a
carada mercanca, para atodal : iah dc Puerto Rtco.
No pedldo acompaAado de mpOh
an betes del Banco carfcada, vo decarado b COZ
venido antes efectuar sl pago.
Euvisss msdida asi som&2doa hlo al rsded l
representations
el Cataogo Uusrado
Dioirse general tnco de Socdad Orc
lanteg
Am Alaska Buyas Coso Romano lO4 l06 Milan tala)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

! hsbfs vuelto Paris y vivfa en- sus
tierras, completamente deshabita'
do estaba confiado a Ia guardia de
un portGro vieio que tenfs In ia.
cultad de alquilar ell pabsll0n, Ell
iardfn y la cuadra
Fabian habfa alquilsdo todo
aquello.
EI pabell6n Sc componfa de plan.
ia baja con salon, sala de bafic,
gabinete de fumar y despscho, v
de IN primer piso ca Ell que Fabian
habfa tnstalado su dormitorio, I'M
taller de pintura, porque pintaba
bastante bien, y una sala de esgrf-
ma.
Todas las mafIsnas. J muy tenn.
prano, Sslfa 4 caballo = baiaba al
paso por Ia calle Verneuil, no EN-.
prendiendo nj trote hasta que do.
blsba la esquins. Ouando volvfa 10
hacfa con Ia misma lentitud desde
la esquina de la calle de Bac.
Esas personas que hay en- Paris,
como en- todas parties. que Sc ocu.
pan de tod0 y que buscan Ia causa
de cada acontecimiento, , para las
que no paa6 desa ,oercibida esa ma
niObra, Be devanaroa los sesos v ae
m0lestaT0n On vano. Sin embargo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

Ampliemos nuestro conocimien.
TO con Ell viEconde Fabian de As
molles.
Tenfs Fabian treinta amos; era
IN hombre do fnediana estatura,
de bello y mslanc0lico N sem mblante,
lleno de nobleza, al que una nsriz
derecha, unos ojos negros Fszgados
y una barba de color castaffo cIaro,
que llevaha cortada Ia itaIiana,
daba una expression de serena osa.
dfs Y re6exiva voluntad.
Era de esos hombres madurados
antes de tempo por Ell aislamieu-
TO. Huerfano & los diez y seis slios,
y dueizo de su fortuna, habfase IL
brado de Ia ociosidsd de los j6venes
de su epoca por una pronunciada
aacion sl estudio y los Wales. A
los veinticuatro amos fii0 en- Paris
So residencia y monte su casa.
Fabian pOsefa aproximadamente
una renta anual de sesenta mil
franeos.
Habitaba en- In calle de Yer
neuil, nj lado del Hotel de Chame.
ry, un Undo pabell0n situsdo en-
el fondo del jsrdfn dc IN gran no.
bel. Este hotel, propiedad del Dn.
que 1e L....s que desde 1890 no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

\ a pesar de tener ia veinticinco
amos. no 90 flj6 en- ella.
| Gu tutor, que habfa continuado
| administrando su fortuna mientrar
| I'll viafaba, cababa de darle c1ena
tas hacerle entrega de ella.
Algo aturdido con sn indepSn~
| dencia. cen ell Cuidsdo de montaf
su casa sus cuadras. ocupado por
algunos amorcillos fasiles, en- I'm,
Fabiau descuid6 I'm POGO las rela.
clones con los hahitsntes del hotel
de Chamery, durante los tres pri-
meros af1os de su estancia en- Paris.
Despues, una noche, sc extrsf16
al sentirse turbado bsio ell peso de
la aDgelical y dulce mirada de
Dlancs de Chamery, y entoness fu6
cuande, sin darse cuenta del mott
70 secreto que G ella le impulsabs,
30 instalo en- Ia calle do VerReuil,
en- aquel pabell0n situado en- al
fondo de IN iardfn, contiguo nj
del hotel del marques.
Un mes despues, Fabian amaba
O Blanca.
Pero Fabian tenfa sobre ell amor
ell matrimonio ideas que, si &
primera vista eran raras, no deia-
ban da estar llenas de cabidurfa.
El dfa en- que sc apercibi6 de
que amsba Blanca, acababa ella
de cumplir diez y oeho amos, y el
tenfs yafntinueve.
Otro, en- su lugar. sc hubiera
dicho:-- Soy joven. .tengo IN ape.
lido distinguido, IN rostro simpa.
tico, sesenta mil iibras de renta, y
soy dueffo de mi destino. Voy &
pedir la mano de Blanca, SECURE
de obtenerla.
Fabian rasono de otro modo.
RS evidente, dijo, que el
sefI3r de Chamery, no me negar2
la mano de 81 hijs. Ahora bien:
Blanca de Chamery, como joven
honrada y 81 sumisa q In voluDtad
de sus padres, me aceptsrA por
esposo. Y no O. ESQ 10 que yo quie-
70, desee que Blanca me anne, ,.,.
Il me anna nae casar6 con ella. Gi
90 Vi encontrar el camino de sn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

al cabo de pocos meses, un antique
actor. casado con una DJgazdn de
au tempo. y que vivfa en- Ell
sercer piso de In casa seffalada con
ell n1mero tres, hombre, por otra
parte, muy desocupado y que pa.
saba Ia mayor parte de In maffana
asomado q la ventana y fumando,
descubri6 al cabo ell misterio.
Observe que ell elegante jinete
iba siguiendo siempre por el lado
de La acera de la fzquierda, que
al llegar frente IN luioso hotel,
situado cast q Ia mitad de la calIe,
1evantaba IN POGO Ia cabeza pa.
recfa 1jsr Ii mirads en- Ell primer
piso; mas su mirada era tan dis.
creta que los propietarios del hotel
no habfa p0dido ofenderse. El mis-.
terio Sc desvaneci6 entonces para
el actor y su esposa. A Ia cuents
debfs haber, habrfa, sin duda,
tras do las ventanas del hotel, una
mujer de Ia que estaba enamorado
ell vizconde de Asmolles, y aquel
era Ell de los msrquesss de Cha.
merry.
Cada dfa al pasar por allf, latfale
Fabian el coraZ6n CON mes fuerzs
que de ordinario, y con cierta i'm
pacfencia, no exenta de tristeza,
desde hacfa IN afYo vefa siempre
llegar el viernes.
FL viernes era Ell dfa en- Que las
sefloras de Chsmery recibfan sus
amigos y Fabian era de estos. Es
decir cue el dtfunto vizconde de
Asmolles, su padre, habfa servido
con el conde de Chamery, y. a su
llegada Q Paris. Fabian habfa sido
acogi2o por este dltimo como ST
hnbiese aldo su propio hiio.
Ouando lego Fabian q Paris p0r
primers vez, Blanca de Chamery
era una nina de siete q ocho affos.
H6s tarde, al volver de sus via
ies, si6 que In Mia sc hahfa con-
vertido en- una joven ya melanc6li.
ca y encantadora, hermosa ya, CON
esa hellexa tri6te " alg0 altanera,
ante In Que t0d0s DC inclinaban cor /
reapst0. Zero FAbi6n, On asa epopa, \
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

eptusiasmado CON La beile2a de An
drefna. dijo & 50 amiga:
NADIA me conteis, NADIA quiero
saber -. me casoI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05

La sefior tia de Chsmery se equi
voc0. A ss dos n land6 se cruz6
CON la car retela de ls Sc nora Saint
Alphonse, y el senior de Chamery,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-05
HOTEL oL1lMl'l.lPo
@ANTURCE

A IB M1NUTOs DH SAN JUAN
FL mejor hoteA On este china
EspI6ndida ventilaci6n. Parque'
1ardines y Kiosco q la inglesa.
KxcsIente servicio de carruaJas:
Precios moder&dos. Sc hacen re-
ducciones para familias. Alum
brado el6ctrico modernO.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30

Marquette is the next team to go
against the 500. They play at the 500
today and to morrow.
Ed. Morrissy. the speedy Sidnaw
player will play with the Marquette
team this year.
No word has been had from Oaks,
the catcher who played WITH Crystal
Falls last year and ALI hopes OF getting
him on the team have been abandoned.
The upper peninsula baseball fans
who are just now wondering what
aggregation will walk of with the
championship honors at the end OF the
season had better keep their eye on
Bsrsga. Five OF the colored men who
did infeld work for the famous Page
Fence Gaints have been hired to play
there. They will be paid salaries and
will do nothing but play ball. 1t is
said that the 'coons' are expected at
Baraga next Tuesday. The Gaints
battery are included In the bunch
The other four players of the team
will likely be Barsga men, though
some other outsiders may be engaged,
especially If the colored men do not
prove capable Of doing all the other
strong teams Of the upper peninsula
500 News.
BaIaga will have base ball team
this season, nine having been organ
lied. Two colored men have been
engaged pitcher and catcher They
have secured positions in the village.
and II employment can be obtained
two or more outsiders will be added to
the list. The ball park has been put. In
excellent condition. and If signs do
not fail, Baraga will win the y. T..
championship, as in 1895. L Anse
Sentinel.
Escanaba plays at the 500 June @
and Z.
The Marquette will play at the 500
May 30th and 3lst.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The board OF Supervisors met in the
court house yesterday in adjourned
session and transacted lot Of business.
The fret matter up.was the claim OF
John Roth for damages TO his rig on
the Mansfield road and the claim was
disallowed
The contractor who has the work OF
erecting the sheriff's residence was
the next man attended TO and he was
advanced 81. $50 dollars. Archi tect
Hesse was before the committee and
reported upon the work done thus far.
finding IL perfect in every way.
The auditing committee got busy
with the bills that had accumulated
and culled out all those that were not
regular. The bills were then brought
before the full board an audited, some
being rejected.
The matter OF fixing salary for the
circuit court commissioner was up
next IL is proposed to pay him a
salsry OF $500 he take cognizance OF
all criminal work in which the prosect-
ing attorney appears. such as exmaina-
tion OF criminals etc. All fees collected
by him are 10 be turned over 10 the
county. the salary TO be in full com
pensation OF expenses and work. II is
argued that better service can be had
and criminals examined according TO
the lsw.and evidence In the cases, the
cases In which conviction is probable
Continued on Back Page.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
CIRCUIT COURT.

On next Monday the circuit court
for this county will convene in the
court house in the regular June ses.
sion. This is a non-jury term OF court
and therefor not very important one
the docket has number OF cases but
10 is quite probable that but few OF
them will be tried. The case against
Westerberg is the only criminal case
and II Is understood that Mr.. wester-
berg has refunded all Of the money
and will not be severely dealt with.
The tax cases against the city OF
Crystal Fails are all listed but whether
or no they will come OF Is a question.
We understand that M. J. Sherwood
has been retained by the City to assist
In the cases.
The docket is as follows:
CRIMINAL
the People.vs. John y westerbcrg.
EmbezEIement
Chas II Watson,
Continsed on Page
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
VALUATIONS
ARE FIXE-
Work of Iron County Boards
of Review With Values Set
on Mining Properties.

Last week we gave our readers the
figures on mining properties in this
county as set by the assessing officers.
Since our last issue the boards OF
review in the differsnt townships Of
the county have met and some Of these
valeus nave been changed very mater
tally. Tne greatest change OF values
occurred in the city Of Crystal Falls
whore the board practically completed
its labors last week Thursday. although
an adjournment was taken until yester-
day 40 as to allow the property owners
residing without the city to appear
and give any reasons why changes
should not be made in their nssess-
ments.
There was quite lively time in the
city over the changing Of the valua-
tion set upon the Bristol and Great
Western mines. The Bristol was in
last year at 500. 900 and Mr.. Biork
thought that it ought to be left there.
The board thought differently. how
ever, aud raised the valuation TO $i25,
600. The Great Western was in last
year at $3.50. 600 the board OF review
raised it to $780, 900 and the assessor
put it in this year at 200. 000 This
years board of review cut the value 10
$l60. 600.
There were all SOFT OF options and
ffcticious purchases made John
Erikson and Arvid Biork traded
houses / don't think y Herman Ran
took an option on Frank Scadden' q
brick block and Richard Wehse has q
refusal on the residence of j. B.
Schwartz. These were but few OF
the numerous incidents that occurred
in the every day session OF the board
and served to enliven the proceedings.
The valuations az set by both the
assessing officers and the boards OF
review in Iron county this year are.
Assessing Assessors Board a
district and Valuation Valuation
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
WE DID HIM AN INJUSTICE.
Mr.. Pearce Says Our Article Last Week
x Was Misleading.
ALARM IS vNwARRANTED
Rvaoss Of Force Rsdussion at crystsI Falls
H,ass. are Wild Guessss. .

All sorts of iumors about mines
closing down have been afioat about
tho city this week owing to the visit
Of the Oliver officials. Supt. Wall su-
thorizes US to say that in regard to the
Columbia, number Of men tabout
3O) have been laid of because the
management has decided TO stop the
exploratory work that has been carried
on at the property for over year.
Mining will be continued at the
Colubmia as long. as there is pound
OF ore to take out, '~said the Captain.
This puts the matter where all may
understand ii. The one that is in the
Columbia will be taken out and, unless
the operators change their minds
which is not at all probable. the pro-
perty will be abandoned. IL may take
several months to mine what ore is
left. That term can't be discounted
TO nicety.
At the Mansfield stopping has been
suspended and only .the development
work kept up. This necessitated the
laying of about 80 mon and we under
stand that this ia only temporary.
To balance these reductions the
Armenia has resumed on q small scale
and the Corrigsn- Mckinney and Bris-
tol minos cannot get men enogh 10
work as heavily as they would like to
do.
There is no denying that the ore
market is not in a. booming condi-
tion 40 it was last year but the great
uneasiness that is manifest about here
10 not warranted by conditions 30 far.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30

Results OF Principal Upper Peninsula
Games Since Last Issue.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
A MANUFACTURING CONCERN,

The Northwestern Lumber company
OF Union City. Mich. has decided to
locate on tho south bank OF the Bruls
river across from Saunders. They
manufacture, cedar products, and
deal in ties poles posts and other forest
products. They are said to be. u
strong concern and viii add greatly to
the Importance of Saunders as their
houses and shopping point will be the
Michigan of the side.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
SCHOOL BILL A LAW. !.
p PASSED by THE LEGISLATURE
..sss-LASTaaTHVRSDAY.
hsa piastias Fish In Runksi Lake Taken
in BY Game Warden. =. y

IN ~ oome warden. f.~ 81 -
For q leng time there has boon
complaint about hers that peops, Ars
blasting fish in our lakes. No one
seemed to be able 10 locate the. guilty
parties until sJacob Binder. was sp-
pointed game warden. Mr.. Binder
set out to .approhSnd the guilty ones
and kept right ON tbeir trail until his
efforts we're rewsroed last Sunday
morning in,the 'spplehending ,,of two
Italians liying'atS the Great Western
mine who,wsreNca1glit red handed in
the act. - r''',@"" a., =.
Information had been, brought the
game WARDEN thai. ,Runkel Lake was
being blasted so .hs.set out TO watch.
Last Sunday morning he arose at two
O'Clock and went byer to the lake,
About four O'Clock pc heard"a Ioiss
over towards the pump .house OF tho
Crystal Falls mine but the fog s.was so
thick that he could 500 no one. He
as hustlins about tho ..shoers .When o
Dlast as dsicharged. This gave him
some idea the location Of the parties
and he followed the sound. Another
blast was exploded later adding to the
assistance Ind ere long he wakes,
down onto tho two men who were- just
inserting the exploder into the powder,
He grappled'thom and brought them
TO the county Jail. -
Next morning they were brought
before Justice Dawson. Mr.. watson
prosecuted them and had them fined
es5 each with the costs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
Amended From Its Original
Form and Opposition With
!. drawn.
Provides For > per cent Indebtedness.
Election OF CLERK by Whole District.
Two Members From township, and
A Allows Bondto6 in 1904.


:, The bill TO re,incorporate the town
ship School. district. of Crystal Falls
Township passed the legislature last
week And is now law so tlht the
district has the. last obstacle removed
from getting new scif6or building ins
the near future - ~
So much was said about the .bill at
ths,:time that It was intrdducea that
aIl our readers know pretty well the, :
TERMS OF it, The original bill jneor m
porated the district under separate $
act, provided for an Indebtedness not '
to exceed 5 per cent of the total valus- q
ton OF the district and for the. elections
OF the. clerk of the board by the people
of the whole district.
|, Determined opposition arose to the
bill and after much wfangling the.
matter was finally given MP as lost but,
on his last visit here, Senator J
Moriarty succeeded in getting .
modification from. both sides to the
Controversy so as to allow the bill 70
pass at this session OF the Legislature =
The opposition was upon two
principal points; ist the. amaunt that
bonds might be issued for and the
!, representation Of the township part OF
the district ON the board.
The bill as passed provides for total
indebtedness of the district in the pro-
portion of per cent of the total
valuation (which. bS-the-way, win
allow, us to bond. in addition to the
present, outstanding bonds, for about
80. OoOl. makes 1t necessary that two
fnem bers of the board be residents OF
tho township, and provides for the
Isbonding not sooner than Jan. !, 1904.
f. These are the only changes from the
original bill as introduced. The next
school election will be held on the 2nd
Monday in June, and on that date q
clerk OF the board and two members,
residents OF the township of Crystal
Falls will be elected.