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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
MANA DEL CELLO
Casn del cieIo.," unas vein
te tonelsdas de mana
en- Turksstan.
e. ENGt NO
Producto del festin de los pa.
jares -Fue uu mllagro,
para los ignorantes.

Como unAs Vsints tonela3aa do
mana han aaiio del nislo On oil Tdt'
ksstA1, ssombrandc 4 los supsrssiclo'
sos iudfgsnAs. I'll hssh1 90 produj 10
ea un distrit1 cssi dssprovIsto de ar
bolsa y oil mana fae rec g'd1 por iu'
digsutss aldeanoa que 10 eonvirsisron
sn b sriua 6 h'eiesor tortas de 10 m asa.
Estos ssmpesin1s, igaorando sl orfgan
natursl Go essa sub 'taneia. 10 sssima n
como una dadiva dfvtns; pefo L. YER
dad ea que el mana 90 el reaultado ds
10 h,radaai6a dc eieftos gusanos sn
ciertos q 'holss y 90 uu arlisalo eomdn
de comrclo, sobys todo on SELLS,
donde 80 sultiva el Arbol.
sin embargo, el mana qua tants
sensation ha eausado On el TurkeatAn,
no co el miamo.
Una sutoridad muy rsspetA Bile On
h'storia natural tlbliea, asegdra Qus
asta subitAue' . o. obra do IN gussno
que solo In prodrse bsi, aiartaa son
/ dioionss :..mAtst.cAs qus no 20 pre-
ssptan mas que una VIZ oada eineuen
FtatA,s Cuando seea, es muy ligerl
y On oil aaso q1o refsrimos. probals
ments fae arrassrada por an rem 3lin'
dc viento k.una gran distRneis.
L. eaiia dc sem'isnts sgaaesr,
do eomsztible, tuvo naturalmenle qu
ssr cal hsada do milsgsosa por ID
nauvos ignorantss.
Es mny polible que los iAraell
tas on su peregsinsei6n p r oil deeiert
ex oerimsntaran algo ssmsisnae, y
AunQus 10 oausa era perfsctamsnt
natural, par q slloa fi6 nj nd nj me
mos, uua interposicl6n do 10 Provi
denc'a en- su benefsio.
Ea habrso 10 palAbra <maf IL Gig
lnidea $40 s6s. Ea el To k.st&u i
| sign'flsaei6n 90 pareoida.
| Ea Australia oil mana 10 oblisn
| do un Abel de eusaliptus.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
Notas de Ponce
Varios meetr gs unionistas agunos puebosD Fafae
Rivera Esbri.-Arrestsdo por abuse de con6snza.
Denunc;as de la policia.-Corte de Distrito-
La pelicula del doctor Vidal.

don Antonio Vsga, c0rCurriendo d
dicho mitin 4 F., do 500 ssrsenas do los
harrios do Tlbur6n, Fortuna, CusrtA
de tierra y A'ds.
-Ea Usuado 90 selabraron el do
mirgo dos mitins, uno On 81 harrio
Los Angeles y otro On II plaza Ldbli'
co, CON admirable soEeurrsnsis.
Eslrs los oradorsa uaionistas d
2 araba un sobrino do don Manuel
Bale, Perez. iefs dc 10 izquisrds y
uno do los fArmaeeicos dc 10 siuaad.
. Dsspr 81 del mitin eele brado On sl
harrio sGusyabals. do Juana Disz,
10 organize una maniteatasi6n cfvicA
resorrisndo vArlas salles do 10 pobla'
ei6n, y hacienda una parAds frsnte &
| 10 casa do don Bsnigno Colon, varios
oradores h,cisron uso do 10 palabra.
El entuaia. mo On Jaans Disx por
| In U ai6 eada dfa va tomando msyo-
roc proporeionss y 10 que los rspuhli-
canos liam aron m bAluarts deia dc
ssr.o para dAr aeseso Ion ideas re-
dsntoras do los vsrdadsros patriotaa.
Aver 80 bsnsdeiaron Q reaes con
IN total dc 3,1l4 libras y hoy II resss
On su mayor parte tsrnsras, con an
total do asa libras, expsndi6ndose On
sstos dos dias { 80 eentAvos kllo.
Eel dsteetivs Gutierrez arrest6 q
Eduardo Gaoy & Juan ORTIZ, por 60
dueoi6n.
Tambi6n srsontr6 an aparato eles'
| ltrieo que 10 10 hAbfA psrdido & Mr.
INeidsr, valorado On so dollars.
-Exlatsnsia do presos On lafar-
col dol Diatritc;
I'm aumaria; varonsa 3b; muisrel 5.
Cumplisndo SOL dsnAs; varonss,
1884. Nuisrss 10. Total 2o..
Los guardias Juan Aslsndsx J
IL. G .rsA ez Or. sstaron & Bauiists
Ivazquez por abuso do condanxa y
Pedro Garcia por tesude oil Tssoro
Inaular.
-Faerl n dsnunci Adas Jusna z I'm
brana, Carmen TArrats y Angela Pc
rex Dor deaold den tdh.iso.
~-Aysr haho una rifla entire el rs
pu uhliaano Ffansii GO G oisoeehea y Q
uu.onista Pedro Limardl &c tsdiendI
el primsro 81 legando con I'm garrote
Faeron denunsiados por el polisil
CsIestno Qdifiones,
Miguel Maldonado tie dsnun
cla do por vender O. & arrilloa & IN mia }
-El gaardia Rafael Paehsso do
nunei6 4 Francisco OsQuias por alte
rar 10 ps z p6blica y & Juan Ffauciso
Rosas y Bsnigoo Ro'riguez On el bs
rrio sMaehuelcs por expsndsr lieore
por IL moths.
~HA llegAdo & estA oiudad el il
: ven don Carlos Manuel del Vale, PFC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

En 10 tarde del 'Gbsdo salisrou
para varios pueblos orAdorss unio
,tas de Ponce Goa sl prop6sito dc 10
y parts On los meetipgs que 50 esls
aran el domingo.
Para sl pueblo do Utuado salisron
Luis Prfnsips, Ckndido Torruellas
Antonio Maldonado.
Para Gasyama Joae zsyas y Re-
mon Horel OamDos.
Para Juana Diaz, Ramon Cordero
Matoa, Carlos Manuel FIgueroa
Eurfpidss nartfnsz.
AdsmAs 10 csiebr6 IN meeting
unioniAta On Capitaneioa eontiguo
10 hAeienda sFortunss sn sl que soma
RON parts Juan PerioAs Dfax, Jost
Joaqufn Flgueroa, Francisco Rodrf
guex, Rodulfo Fjgusroa. jose +. Jas
tis y Rafasl Maria Capestany.
Total II oradorss dc Ponce On pro
psganda aetiva On Of dfa do aysr
Qasdando descanaando On ssta loi
ssfiores Aatienxc, Astol, Canales
Gautisr. Marines Aeoats. Garcfs
Cintr6n y otros y otros que no reeor
damos en satos instantes.
Tamb 6a loa n.fos tuvieron ayel
IN In sails do 10 Ooncordia IN maetip(
unionists.
Los republioanos solo tenian al
meeting On el Coto Laurel, para 0
caal tuvieron que b seer uso do tarta
nas On loo que llevaban republieanol
do esta ciudad y do Juana Dfas, pue
los habitantes del Coto Laurel aban
aonaron el harrio.
Lo do siempre, 10 gente loo huge !
{ sus mitins van aiemprs los mismos
oyentss.
Como que loo llsvsn arrassraosl
-Nasatro amigo don Leonardo
A. Ponce de LION sstuvo varioz dia
On cana, hahisndo levansado he!
slgo resta bleCido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
ENTIRE JESU|TAS
FL nuevo general de los ie-
suitas.-La election sera
en- Setiembre.
PAPA NEGRO
PAPA NEGRO
El c6nclave Sc efectuara pro-
bablemente en- Roma,-Po-
Utica de esta orden.

Aunque In alsccl6n do nuevo Go.
neral do 10 O'den dc los Jssuitas tsn.
drA lpgar dsdnttivaments ca Heptiem.
bre, "a han llegado 4 Roma, donds
probablemsnts 30 ,ctua & sl s6nalAve
sara 10 nominsei6n del nusvo <Papa
Neg 'cs. muchos de los sleeiores que
tomarkn partieipio On ID votssi6n.
Ea difieil no obstante, assgurar
positivamsnte que SEQ Roma 10 ciudad
senalads para 10 reunion, pSss 10 po.
ftics do esta podsrosa orden, % oeul-
tar sl nomhre del lugar elegldo, hssta
desp, 81 QUE el e6nslavs ha tenido lu.
gar y oil nusvo Superior hA aido elesto.
Unos aetsnta y cinso miembros dc
10 orden tomarkn parte on 10 votAci6n
sserstA, que participa' 4 do igual 20.
lsmnidad que II eleesi6n del propio
Pspa. Todos los padres Provineialea
de las distiatss parties del mundc, y
dos ayudautss sapeeiales elegidos On
O. d. provlneiA, siensa derscho & vcs
tar y conforms { las reglas de la Or
deu, ninguno do allos pusde merclonar
el nomhra do 81 candidate favorito 4
oiro. bsio Lea psuaa maj stveras.
Et padre Ffeddi, que se halla 40
tuslmsnM 4 10 eabtzA de la institution
no pusde. seedu los sssatutos, ser
eleCso suesaor del difanto General y
10 probable 90 que aea nombrado uno
ce fasrA, no italiano.
Tan pEonto sea eleoto oil nuevd
| General, 90 enviarA oil nomhramisnto
al Sumo Pontidse para "a eondrmA'
aim
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
GuSt0YO RODRIGUEZ
A1O0ADO 7 NOTARTO
uarIna s, pancs, pHsvte-Rice
Para los que QuleFan cOlOCaF
bien su duneFO

Sc vends 8 arEianda sn Pcnss, sn
Is eAlia ATOCHA, 10 mas e6ntrisa de
Ii siudAd entire Las dos plASAs prinsi-
palss, an almassn de mampostsrfa ,
MADEIRA del pals, de II pies Rnlga'
das s de rents por la calls del Sol J
50 II pulgAdas por 10 de AToCHA.
frsnts { Las sasas de KnmAnuslli > O.
lR. YAldesilla Hemanos q G.
FOR Isnsr este almssen dos arri
mos % hass may ikoil iAbrisarls uns
planta alta, somdn knEnlo de nam
postsria solamsnss, Tamaisn una d
plados Alnlas mAmRostsrfa eonIlKus
sntsrioF sn la sAlle del SOL. Il ca
ado aisrA ssta proPisdad lsndrA n
| busn inlerks de 50 dinsrol Para In
iormss dirigirss s RAyAzL RIvml
EaRzI.-nnl Il, Ponsa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
la PAL LkBRA TABACO
veneno de Ia aerpiente. .-Le-
yenda mahometana sCbre
81 0rigen del tabaco.
PRO FETA MAHOMA
La serpiente habl6 al profeta
este la abrig6, y fre NOR.
dido por Ia ipgrata.

PaTa5sse sl pr fsts en- 10 prAde
~, suando divis6 tendida en- sl suelc
una ssrPients, atsrida do frfo.
Cumpadseido, levant6 el reptil y
10 sbrig6 en- el sen0, 81 eslor do ~
suerpo. R,puesta 10 asrpisrss, hsbl6
asi & su bienhsehor:
-Divino pre- fsts, esq 4 shams. voy
& morderte
-dPor que? pregunt6 Mshoma.
-~Porque tn rsxs peraigua q 10
mia v pretsnde destruirla.
~P4ro, asaao 10 tuya no tIene do
elarada guerra 4 muerte & IL mls re
pis6 81 prt fsta.
AdemAs, como pusdes ii ser tan
ir grata, que divides luego que to he
salvado 10 vida?
No hay On 10 terra tal gratitud.
respondi6 10 ssrpiente, y si se 10 hisisra
gr&eia me matarias 8 alguno do tu
razA me mataria, For Allah, to NOR
dere.
81 has iurado por Allsh, no d
objgare 4 Qusbran'ar tu juramento
diio el pre- fssa slarg ando L. mano. Ii
ssrpiente 10 mordi6 pero 81 chup6 10
, h'rida o1n aus labios y easupi6 el ve-
memo en- la terra. Y on aquel mismo
puntc, 10 levant6 una planta que Gem
bina On si miamA el vsneno do 10 ser
1 pients , 10 eompasi6n del protesa. Loi
hombres llaman & este planta, tsbaso
GSssaa
| fsaer do instruction, Quien viens q do
aemptiist su profession On uuo do lol
eolsgios dc 10 siudad,
-Naestro exeslenta amigo doy
Pedro Roman, Oh hstrailAdado "a 10
milia & 10 ciudad, ealle do 10 ReinA
con el proposito dc ingresar sus nj
foa on oil colsglo.
Hoy 90 h. visto On corss do Dis
Itrito 10 sAusa ssntra don Francisco
Santos inssrpusssa por el doctor vi
dal Rttssn reelamo de indsmnixaoI6
por 10 aaligua historic del hurro d.
doeaJr, por 10 que fuS sentenciAdo
cum 2!io oondenA oil obrero Ram0
Patrie.
| FIgurs On ssta eauaA .Como test
Cos Juan Rsri a. Disz, Pedro TarrAsl
Antonio Ointr6n, Pedro Ig esias, Joi
qafn R5a. fgasz. Tomas C6spedss, Ri
mon Palris y an delseliva. Y com
Abogado por pazte de con Ffaneiac
Santos, llCsrsiado Puvsntud; y pt
parae del doctor Vidal Rios, lieaEeIa
do PARA Cap6.
tContinua en- Ia pdginG ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
PoR $4,000

De eontado, % vsnds la ansa De.
nominada sBarrancas,, la eual g
bava situada en- Ell barrio de sLlsnol
Costas de este tsrmino. Dista hora
vmedia de ls poblseion, % compons
de / 800 cuerdas de extension todsi
propias para les siembras us rnso'
msnores , en particular para 81 slgo
Am eC9iisn.s Tiens dos magniacol
manantiales para dar de beber 81 60
ado; tisne colindAnsia al mar J pueI
n nara emharcAr todos los frutos.. II
iIs se pueden Huidar hasts 100 cabs
xaa de ganado.
Para Iniormea dirigirse I don Uli
vss kArini-Post oiiee, -ealls shl
Sos RiverR,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
NUNCA ES TARDE ii,

El Museo Rris&uieo hs deaauhier'
TO que Rembrandt no naei6 On 1906,
sino en- 1905; de msnera qae el jubilee
eelabrado realsntemente On Holanda
en honor dol gran pintor debi6 habsr
sepido lugar elth, pasado. Una bio
grs ffa auya corrsgida por 81 miamo.
prueba que 10 fecha do 80 nAtAlieio Gu
Julio is dc 1895. Las obras do refe4
rsrcia mflAlan esta fechs On los amos
1905, 1907, 1908 y aun 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel viejo a So quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
Sc VENDE

Una eAldera multitubular de 50
Oaballos. con sus ascesoFios, muy
Poso uaada, } una bombA de riego
compound duplex, con camisas de
bronss lain haberse usadol de 800
galonsa por minutes, con 90 pies de
tubsria de ausssi6n , dsssarga dc 10
pulgadaz de diAmstro, Diriiirse 4 don
Vtssnts UssSa, cslle del oomsrsio na
I, 2. 0. Box q Ponss, ?, r, | N eli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

Vease nuestro lnteresante fo.
lletin FL CabalIero de ca.
sa RoJa, epoca de la gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- las
paginss s. y "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

Aver tards rsgres6 dc San Juan
nusstro Querido amigo y eompatriota
don Rs fael Rivera Esbri.
Los iniciadorss del mitin de On.
pltansio iueron los enthusiasts aorre.
liglonarios don Miguel RodrigueS y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
UNA ADVERTtNCIA

Sc advierte 4 todes Gus nioa piden
Inf armes, 8 rec1miendAn asunsos, 9
haeen eualq aier preganta por tslegss'
fo, que s6lo SO responderA selegrktica
merits Gus ndo se Avias 10 CoNTEsTA-
DION PAGADA Ea easo eontrarib %
rssponde, 4 COR oil correo mas inns
diAto. LA REDACCIoN. 6-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
{ rfEn esta lmprenta Sc ven.
de papel viejo 4 81 quintal.
ARMSTRONG & c.

Almacenistas Importadores
Unisos Agsntes de Is ssrveza sAn
heuser RusshS del aqua mineral
whit Rocks, , del de suvRs d
ksWsl,s
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01

been serving for couple OF weeks on
the United States petit jury.
Mrs. George and Mrs. T.. j. Denney. of
Elbert, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Frank Long, OF this place.
Roy Deu Pree has bought machine
and will soon commence to manufacture
cement blocks for building purposes.
He already has engaged to manufacture
blocks for several new houses.
Fred Hertel is moving his belongings
from his former home on the Comanche
to his new ranch home near kiowa. Mr..
Cox who purchased the place Fred is va.
eating will take possession OF it next
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mosconi and daugh-
ter, Lois. and Charles Barberi OF the
Denver police force, are out at the Mos.
conf ranch for ten day outing. They
brought along five greyhounds. and the
coyotes and rabbits had better make
themselves scarce.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
Common Colds are the Cause Of Many
Serious Diseases.

Physicians who have gained nation
al reputation as analysts of the cause OF
various diseases. claim that il catching
cold could be avoided long list Of dan
gerous ailments would never be heard Of.
Every one knows that pneumonia and
consumption originate from cold, and
chronic catarrh. bronchitis, and all throat
and lung trouble are aggravated and
rendered more serious by each fresh at
tuck. Do not risk your life or take chan
these discusses develop. This remedy
contains no opium, morphine or other
harmful drug and has thirty years rep
utation back Of it, gained by it's cures
under every condition. For sale by Fred
Long
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
Jake Borah's Big Lion Hunt.

President Roosevelt's guide, Jake
Borah, the veteran hunter, is now arrang.
ing for great lion, bob-cat, bear, wolI
and coyote hunt in the Gypsum Glen
wood Springs district, to take place Feb
7, 8, 9 and 10. A start will be made on
the morning of each of those days from
the town OF Gypsum, on the Denver 4
Rio Grande. There will be 100 dogs on
the grousd, 30 of which belong to Mr.
Borah. Saddle horses will be furnished
at $500 per day, and team and driver
at $500 per day. Those who desire to
do so can secure good hotel accommoda-
tions at Gypsum, Glenwood Springs or
Eagle, but the start will be made each
day from the first named point. Ar.
rangements can be made with Mr. Borah
in advance or on arrival at Gypsum.
For this occasion the Denver q Rio
Grande will make a rate of one fare for
the round trip from Denver, Grand
Junction, Aspen and intermediate points
to Gypsum and TO Glenwood Springs,
tickets to be sold Feb. and 7, limited
for return to Feb. II. In addition to
this, rate on the same basis will apply
daily, Feb. to 10 inclusive, limited to
Feb. II, between Gypsum and Glenwood
Springs, for the benefit of those who de
sire to go to Glenwood and remain over
night, returning to Gypsum in the
morning.
Mr.. Borah states that this will be the
biggest hunt ever held in the state, and
in his competent hands there is no reason
why the prediction should not be full
filled
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
iGas;onvil.e
From our Special Correspondent.

From our Special Correspondent
Jan. 81 Last Friday night at the
opera house in Eastonville the long ex
pected joint debate took place. The
spacious opera house was crowded with
about 300 people. The program was
opened by the Eastonvllle school chil.
dren who did exceptionally well. After
Eastonville had contributed their quota
of the program the name of Miss Bessie
Cole was called. AS she proceeded to
the stage she was greeted by round after
round of applause. Miss Cole rendered
in "A most charming manner THE l.idei
Of the Black Horse Her interpreta
zion OF this difficult oration would have
done credit to Delsarte, OF whose school
she is a close student. Following Mis-
Cole came Elbert county's little Patti
Martina Mcnamara, whose name was
greeted with ringing cheers. Miss Nc
Namara rendered 1.-The Holy City with
the skill of an artist, and Ms her sweet
voice died away with the last strniis Of
that difficult piece a cheer arose that
came from the soul of everyone present
The name of Miss Louise Mcnamara
was greeted 10y chorus Il 800 voices rs
if some one OF world wide fame had sud
denly come into their midst. Miss Nc
Namara's Interpretation of Markham s
masterpiece, "The Man With the Hoe,
was beautiful and sublime. Miss Me
Namara has clear, sweet, expressive
voice OF wide compass. She was referred
to number of times by the speakers OF
the evering.
Next came the debate Subject, Re.
solved, that "The Elective Franchise
should carry with it an educational quail
ification.' 1t was decided in favor OF
the negative by vote of 300 to 10
Messrs. +. r. Clark and +. b. Simms,
representing Sidney, spoke on the mega
tive, and Messrs. Horace Meloy and Ed
Moreland, representing Eastonyille. had
the affirmative. After the debate the
Rathbone Sisters served an oyster sup
per which did them credit.
Will Gaines of near Peyton, who was
accidentally shot in the hip while hunt
ing rabbits, died Monday night.
S. b. Roth and children of Elvado
New Mexico, are visiting at the home OF
Burke Potter, northeast of town.
Frank Jones of Peyton has accepted a
position with Moreland Bros, in their
creamery.
Geo. Bernard has two cars OF his fine
Galloway cattle at the fat stock show in
Denver this week. That he will capture
his share of the prizes all feel assured.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
Big Stock Sale.

/ will offer at public sale at my place,
known as the "old Sam Griffin ranch, IL
miles southwest of Elbert. Colo, and 3
miles south of Cherry Postofiice, on Sat
urday, Feb. 10, 1906, commencing at 10
o'clock II. M, the following described
property:
62 head of cattle and horses, describ-
ed as follows: One span work mares,
4-year-old horse, l 3year- old horse: 20
head milch cows, all fresh and springers:
20 head yearlings, two and three year
old heifers; 20 head yearlings, two and
three year old steers; l shorthorn bull 3
years old, / shorthorn bull calf months
old; also l disc, ] Champion binder,
riding cultivator, l Evans potato planter.
BAN wagon, open buggy, DeLaval
No. l cream separator, 2 sets double
work harness, and numerous other ar
ticles.
Terms of Sale.-Nine months time on
sums over $40, purchaser giving approx
ed note bearing per cent interest from
date; per cent discount for cash. sums
of $1,000 and under, cash.
Free lunch at noon.
If weather is unfavorable, sale will be
postponed to February II
j. G. FOSTER.
Col. Jack Dawson. Auct.
j. Z. Mayer, Clerk.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
CORRE SPONDENCE
Items of Interest From Various Sec
tions of Ebert and Adjoin-
ing Counties.
Elizabeth Notes
From Elbert coultp Banner.

From Ebert County BdHner.
Francis Joseph Huber, the pioneer
citizen of Eibert county, died ut his
home in Elizabeth Tuesday morning,
Jan. 23, 1906, at 9;l5 o'clock, after suffer
ing many months from the effects OF a
stroke of paralysis. Funeral services
were held at his late residence at $40
o'clock Wednesday morning by Rev. j.
w. Pressly, after which his body was
shipped to Denver for burial. Mr.. HUI
Der was a native of Switzerland, having
been born in that country on June y,
1884. In 1857 he came to the United
States, and to Ebert county, Colo, in
1859, and settled on Kiowa creek, where
he built the first cabin in the county.
and engaged in stock raising. At this
period the trail of the red men and the
lonely howl of the wolf were the only evi-
dences of life, and Denver, forty miles
distant, was his closest trading point
where the necessaries OF life could be
purchased; and in order to reach this
point during the storms of winter he
was compelled to shovel through SNOW
drifts for quarter of mile at time.
Indians were numerous in the cuuatry
at that time and MIR. Huber had many
narrow escapes from them. Being brave.
when brought before the chiefs they
would offer him the pipe OF peace. In
1884 he was married to Mrs. Minnie
Weiss, by whom he has rniscd two sons,
Joseph Jr. and Benjamin, who, with their
mother, are left to mourn his loss AIr.
Huber was one of the best known men
in Elbert county, having been its survey
or for Is years, and laid off the town Of
Elizabeth i'll which he passed away.
He had many friends in the county and
state who will be sad when they hear OF
his death. He wns an old army veteran
and at the time OF his death was an hon
orable member of Gilbert County q. A.
II. Post No. 103.
Hon. n. l.. Clemson has been quite
sick for the past two weeks, but we are
glad to state he is much improved.
Lee Cort son of ID. L. Cort of Eliza
beth, was married in Denver one day
last week to Mrs. Leona Roberts Shep-
herd.
Rev. Pressly's mother, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Pressly, and sister, Miss E.stelle, Of FL.
yaston, Ill, are visiting him.
William Stein, who was taken to Den.
yer last Friday by his sister, Miss Hell.
ma, died there Monday forenoon at S:35
O'Clock, from tuberculosis. Mr.. Stems
home was in Kansas City, but he had
been. coming to Elizabeth for the past
ten or twelve years for his health. and
this, his last time, had been here over
three years.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
New Way to Cut Hay Stack.

A good way of cutting hay stack in
two, says an exchange, is to take about
20 rods of short, stiff barbed four pointed
wire, throw one end over the stack and
fasten chunk of wood or rock to it of
about 100 pounds weight. Then stretch
the other end back from the stack full
length and fasten Il similar weight to it.
Next, hitch horse or team to weight
No. and draw the wire until weight No.
2 comes to the stack, and then hitch to
to the stack The wire being drawn
through the stack a few times will cut it
to the ground in short time and easier
than with knife. This works excellent
on alfalfa
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
Iowa Against Clan, Fir.eraeher.

A bill has been introduced in the Iowa
legislature prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of the giant tirecracker. 1t
Should become law and like law
should be enacted by the next session of
the Colorado legislature. The bill pro-
vides that no person shall sell. keep for
sale, manufacture or bring into the state
for use or sale therein any firecracker,
cane or dynamite caps, containing dyn-
amite,. clorate of potash or any explosive,
ordinary gunpowder or saltpeter. sulphur
and charcoal. No firecrackers composed
of ordinary gunpowder shall be sold or
kept for sale or used unless the same
shall not exceed three inches in length
and not more than three eights of an inch
in diameter. Any person violating the
provisions of this section shall be subject
to be punished by fine of not less than
$50 or not more than 800. or imprison
ment in the county jail for a term of not
less than 10 days nor more than 30 days,
or bOth
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
A Habit to Be Encouraged.

The mother who has acquired the hab-
it of keeping on hand a bottle of Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy, saves herself q
great amount of uneasiness and anxiety.
Coughs, colds, and Group, to which chill.
dren are susceptible are quickly cured
by its use. 1t counteracts any tendency
OF a cold to result in pneumonia, and il
given as soon as the first symptoms OF
Group appear, it will prevent the attack
This remedy contains nothing injurious
and mothers give it to little ones with a
feeling OF perfect security. Sold by Fred
Long.