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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
PsytOn Items,

Mr.. j. c. Zimmerman is on
the sick list.
Mr.. Liptrap, Of Ramah, was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. McDermott made quick
trip to the Springs Wednesday.
Miss Anna Potter and Miss
Joubert went to Colorado Springs
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Hargis lett Thursday
morning for Beuna Vista where
she will join her husband.
Mr.. Carson, J. &. Zimmerman
and S. u. Aldridge went TO Pueblo
to make final proof on honesteads
Thursday.
The officers of + Fairview Literary
are: President, Ed. Williams
Vice President, Mr., Evans; See'y.
Miss Kate Gateley,
On account of storm the Teach
ers' association did not meet
Saturday. The next meeting will
he the second Monday in january
RHEA.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Table Rock News.

Mr.. Sam Brown is on the sick
list.
Miss M. A. Hills called on
friends the past week.
Mr.. w. S. Bethel has recovered
from his recent illness.
Mr.. j, w. Loucks took a load
to Denver the past week.
Mr.. S. S. Hills took load To
Colorado Springs the past week.
Mr.. james Wilson has gonc 10
Eastonville to attend school this
winter.
1t has been decided to have a
Christmas tree here. We hope
every one will take hold and help
to make it a grand success.
We are glad to say Miss Annie
Russell, who has been quite i'll
at st. Joceph's hospital, Denver,
is so much improved she is able
to be out of the hospital and will
soon come home.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased al
mighty God to remove from our
midst Comrade Conrad Shumaker,
an old soldier, comrade and hero
of two wars, the Mexican war
and the War of the Rebellion, who
also served his country for num-
Der of years fighting Indians on
the plains and frontier, we, the
Grand Army Post OF Elbert coun-
ty, do mourn his death, and have
passed the following resolution.
RESOLVED, That in Conrad
Shumaker's death we have lost an
honorable soldier, hero and COM
rade and the community.a noble
citizen; that his life should be our
example, and it reminds us that
our ranks are thinning fast, and as
he has been called to join the
Grand Army above so we, too,
will soon be called to take our
stand in the ranks above, and we
resolve to keep his memory ever
green in our memories and TO
teach our children TO hold the old
soldier, who gave them free
country, ever sacred after we have Y,
passed away to answer to the roll
above.
,JoHs F. KERAN, Chap,
J. f. CLEMMoNs, Jr. Vice,
F. Jos. HUBER, Quartermaster.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Rev. TuttIe's Enterp, Use.

Rev. Geo. E. Tuttle, of Elberl
county, who breaches to Presby.
terian flocks in West Creek,
Trumbull, Nighthawk and Indiar
Creek, hopes by the sale of Christ.
mas trees to Denver people tc
dress Christmas trees for his own
little Sunday schools in the noun.
tains.
According to the Post Mr..
Tuttlc arrived in Denver Sunday
with two hay wagon loads of
young spruce trees, about two
hundred in number, and estab-
ished himself on Court Place for
business. He believes iu the old
adage that she who by the pillow
would thrive, himself must either
hold or drive, "and also 'the better
the day the better the deed," for
he went to work as soon as the
trees were unloaded calling out
his wares to the passers by.
The trees come from Sedalia,
about forty miles away, and Mr..
Tuttle expects large consignments
from the same place in few days.
He has several hundred trees al
ready spoken for by wholesale
dealer. The trees range in prico
from twenty-five cents to So.
The money realized from the
sale of the trees will be expended
toward buying Christmas presents
for the Sunday schools of the
four congregations of the pastor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
New Officers Of
EIbeTt County Post

Elbert County Post met Satur-
DAY at the town hall. Officers
for the ensuing year were chosen
as follows: j. n. Lundy, COM
mander; Dan Epler, vice com.
mander; j. F. Clcmmous, junior
vice commander; MIR. Stebbins,
surgeon; Joseph Huber, quarter
master; ID. II. Georgia, officer o.
the day; MIR. Currens, chaplain;
George Clark, officer of the guard.
A lunch was served by the ladies
OF the Relief Corps, and the vets
had a good sociable time, not
withstanding light attendance
on account of the snow Storm
Eliza beth Eye.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Dissolution Notice.


Notice is hereby given that tbs
firm OF Epler s. Carnahan is this day
dissolved by mutual concent, d. l.
Epler retiring from the firm and A
Carnahan continuing the business
All debts owing by the firm enum
Grated in the invoice will be paid by
A. Carnahan and all outstanding &C.
counts due the firm per invoice arc
payable to D. L. Epler.
b. L. EPLER,
A. CARNAHAs.
Elbert, Colo. Nov. 24th, 1899.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
A House Divided.

every once in while we hear
'na' DIR. Croker or Mr.. Hill or
some other of the Democratic
bosses of New York has annopnosd
A'l''e'i as convert to MIR. BRYAN
a., anu the cause he represents.
inere are some who believe this.
I { ou can fool some of the people
all inc time. But the country
SJust now having an exhibition of
now the Eastern Democracy stands
which should dispel all doubt a.
10 the popularity of MIR. Brvan
and his policies. The financial
question has been mp in the house
OF representatives, and Democrat
after Democrat from the Empire
'tate has announced himself az in
favor of the gold standard and
ready to vote to make it the only
standard of value in law as we'll
us IN fact. 1t is not to be sun.
posed for moment that these
democrats from the East do not
know what they are doing. They
would not think for moment of
voting for the Republican cur
rency bill if they did not know
that they can do nothing else and
go home to their constituents.
They know that New York will
have none of Mr.. Bryan and the
ideas be represents, ami they are
going to vote to save the Demo-
cratic party in their state if they
can.
As the Democratic party never
learns anything il is not to be
presumed 1t will profit any by the
lesson sought to be presented by
these New York Democrats. A
great many of the Eastern leaders
have already become impressed
with the hopelessness of making a
winning fight with Bryan as the
standard bearer, and the Chicago
platform as the rallying cry, hut
they have thus far failed to i'm
press the party at large with their
views. They may be able to do
SO before the meeting of the ma
Lional convention.
From Republican stondpoint
t is to hoped they will fail. Mr..
Bryan is the easiest game the Re-
publican party could go cunning
FOR. No man of any political
thinks for moment that
ie would be a serious factor in
The race. There are those who
.re willing to risk their reputa-
,ations as political prophets on the
assertion that he cannot carry
Colorado. If he does he will
nave lively run for his money.
Denver Times.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
A so, q m.pv-Wbi,eHor~..


Garre White. son OF hany-Whfs-
Horses, and Mrs. Minnie CushrnAn
drove in from tho Fort Shaw Indian
school with the evidenk intentson OF
getting married. White is Piegan
Indian and not for removed from q
full blood. He has bosn cmpioysd as
teacher In tho Indian school ct Fort
Shaw. and evidently made tho ac-
Quaintaers of Mrs- Cuahman while she
was also employed as teacher. hrs
Cushman "a a comely widow OF 70 and
has a young child. Tho hcense was
not Issued. It Is underwood. because
tho necesary formal information was
not forthcoming. This son Of Many
whks- Horses said that he was going
to the Blackfeot agoncy. and It Is
probable that Mrs. Csnhuian will ac-
Company him. Together they viii
probably pay their respecss TO Capt
7. P. Fuller, tho DOW agent.-crcaf
Fails (Mont-) Leader.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK
ASSOCIATION. A
Third Annual Convention
Fort Worth, Texas,
January 10. 1900.

The third annual convention of
the National Live Stock Associal
tion will convene at Ft. Worth,
Texas, on january 10, 1900, and
continue in session for four days.
Indications are that this will be
more largely attended and Of
more Importance to stock interests
than any similar convention ever
held IN the United States. This
meeting, it is said, will be of
special Importance to those inter-
ested in live stock in Colorado,
Wyoming, New Mexico, Utah
and the northwest, and the officers
OF the association hope that dele
gates from north and west Of
Denver will arrange to Join the
Colorado contingent at Denver,
Colorado Springs or Pueblo. In
order to accommodate this move
ment the Colorado & Southern
Railway, which is the great high
way between Colorado and Texas,
has arranged to run "Stock-
mems Special, leaving Denver
at 12.15 noon, January IA, which
will reach Fort Worth the next
afternoon, about four o'clock,
giving ample time for delegates
to get settled at their hotels the
evening before the opening of the
convention and before the major
ity of the Texas points arrive.
The special train will be n model
of modern luxury and convenience
comprising the most palatial
sleeping cars in the west, and
splendid dining car service with a
well stocked buffet. The sleeping
car diagrams will be open for
reservation on and after December
18th, and those intending to 90
should secure accommodations as
soon thereafter as possible. The
rates from Colorado and from
points in New Mexico, along the
Colorado 6 Southern Railway,
will be one fare for TIE round trip
and tickets will he available for
return within twenty days. Re-
duced rates will also be made
from points north and west of
Colorado, and delegates from such
territory may come to Denver via
the Union Pacific and join the
special here, or using the Rio
Grande Western and Colorado
Midland, take the speoial at Colo
Springs or come via the Rio
Grande Western and Denver &
Rio Grande TO Pueblo and join us
there. Everything possible will
be done to contribute to the com
fort and pleasure of this special
party, and it is hoped that Colo
RADIO and the neighboring states
will be largely represented. Re-
quests for accommodations should
be addressed to the undersigned,
stating whether party will be join
ed at Denver, Colorado Springs or
Pueblo.
I. Z. Fisher, Gen'l Passenger
Agent, Denver, Colorado.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

tyrASTED SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HON
w Est persons to represent ps a. Mansgerr
in this aud close by Counties Salary esuc year
and expenses. Straight, bona nde. no more. no
less salary. Position permanent. Our references,
Any bang 10 any town. II IL mainly office work
sond acted al home. Reference. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. THs DOMINION
conYAsr. Depts. Chicago.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Christmas Tree.

A Christmas tree and entertain,
ment gotten up by day school and
sunday school will be held in the
church Saturday night, to which
eyerybody is invited. Varlons
committees have been appointed
and presents brought in Saturday
viii viii be received at the church.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Sunday Services.

The subject OF Rev. Child s
morning discourse next Sunday IS; ~
Morning-"Lord teach us to
Pray, as John taught his Disciples
to Pray" .t,.
Evening-'.The Unspeakable
Christmas tree Saturday night,
2srd. A general invitation ex-
tended to all.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Notice to Pay Up.

Having left all my blacksmith b
accounts in the hands of +. N.
Layell, | hereby notify all parties
indebted to me TO call on him inn
mediately and settle as | have
quit business in Ebert and musl
have the money.
CHAS. JOHNSON
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

Merchandise purchased at the
railroad and delivered the same day.
Business promptly and carefully
transacted.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-26
PodztxkowanIe
II III em U, saioniScIea
W MIL II.

Nam sobie "a obowaze elk pub ileznie
podziekowat zacnemu pahstwu Kislfa
chom W Milwaukee ga %stdropolskaa
goscinnos6, )akiej doznawalem " lch
domu podczas mege tygodniowego-. W
MIN Za~mieszkania.
Zarazem goraco palecam' wszystkim
rodakom, szczeg6lni- podr6zujacym,
szczero.polski pierwsz orzedny sa'on
pana Franoiszka Kielicha, 1874 Brad Str.
Po!scy goscie znajda tam .nietylko
jaknajlepsze, napoje cygala i t.. p ale
takze skora usluge i njeklamana
uprzejmcst &c strony mi}ego gospodo-
RIA j jego zawsze wesolej malzonki, a
najczssciel takze najporzednie;sze
polskie towarzystwo, W takiem TX
otoczeniu az milo dluzej zabawic
zwlaszcza pokrzepiaja i sic l pasilajac,
w przyjemnem gronie slodko czas
tonic w Kielicba salonie = jak Po,ske
kOcham!
= = usza1owaniem
M c e P'rync
.p~cdr6zujacy agent ,,Wiarusa.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-26

jakiejs k}6tni Willisem i%ntereso-
wanych W tel opra*ie gosci salo-
nowych, pod}ug twierdzenia upar-
tego salonisty, poturbowano jeggo
zone, teraz on %twierdzi, re ME
wyprowadzl sig dopdki kobieta mu
ME w~yzdrowieje
Sprawl ia juz do sqdu odaana
i sqdzona bedzie pred sadem
distryktowem W Alma, Wis. Oskar-,
zeni Andziej Cierzan, E. Rudnik,
Adam Pelowski Antoni Rekowskl
zmuszeni byll stawi6 kazdy pc
100000 kaucyi:
JOZEF PAkUBICKI, $50
E. End Str. mocno soble naci4]
slekiera duzy palec u nogi, rablac
drzewo.
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Wycieczk, mn grunta.

Ktoby chcial kupc HAWAI- gruntu
W Arizona. Coloraso: Arkansas, Idaho
Indian Territory, Iowa. Kaheas.
Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebra-
ska, New Mexico. North Dakota,
Oregon, Oklahoma; South Dakota,
Texas Utah, Wisconsin, Michiganj
Wyoming, Alabama, Florida, Georgia
Kentucky. Mississippi, North Carolina;
Tennessee. Virginia, niechaj sig zglosl
do agenta Kolei Buriingtcnskiej ma
rajblizszeJ stacyl po blizsze szczeg6ly
wygledem tanich tykiet6w ekskursyj =
nych na grunta. Odnosne pociagl wy
rusza W dniach Z i21 latego.. a.
O.. - x! ;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-26
P~odr6zujaoy Kgent
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wys}any do MENASHA, Wis.
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MIEJSCOW 81.

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wiedne W1ARURA, re s}awne oil
brzymle PLY Winohskie " niedale-
kim czasie beda musia}y przesta6
pracowaG = z ola braku surowych
KIDD.
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juz cd roku 1857 i~stnie]aca, ma
pewno stane}a ma zawsze,a przez to
okofo 200 r~obotnik6w pclskich, z
kt6rycb .po}owa ma swoje domki
W Winonie, bedzie musia}a szuka6
chleba pc innyeh miastach.
Winohscy kupcy, pragnacy
jaknajwlej ludzi W naszem m es-
Gle utrzymac, gfosza wprawdzie,
ze beda sic starali 0 z%a}ozenie
innych fabryk W Winone, ale to
Itylko obiecanki caeanki.
Istnieje proroctwe, re Wino~
ma "a as lat bedzie. tylko zwyczaj.
mem miastem powiatowem, 'lieza~
Gem najwyzej 10 tysiecy miesz~
kanc6w. G}upl wszyscy ci Polaey,
kt6rzy tn lokuja. kapitaly w do
mach i g%runtaeh. = Ia so lat
tylko wspomnienie tn zostanie pc.
Folakach. - Kto madry, niechaj
rozmy6la dalej...
LUDWIK SLAGOWsKI wy
ja} warrant ia Teofila Kajsra "a
podbicie mu Okla.
NAJPRZ. BISKUP ks Jan
Cotter odplyna} % stycznia do
Rzymu W towarzystwie biskupa
dyeoezyi .Duluckiej ks. No Gol~
ricka. Jada parowcem LA Nor
mandie."
YARDY pity Braci Youmans
chce kupi6 kompanla kolei Chicago
& North Western, ably przez to
powiekszy6 swoje yardy zwrotni~
cze. j !.
FRANCISZEK WASIELE W.
SKI, is letni chlopiec, p~racujacy
PREY pakowaniu towar6w W storze
firmly Gregory & Co., wytknawszy
"a daleko glove unoszacego sic
elewatora, zabity zosta} ma miej-
sou. Pochowano go we Wtorek ma
polskim cmentaru. Nieboszczyk
by} jedyna podpora bieduej wdo"
wv, ola tego nieszczesny koniec
iego powszechnie wzbudzi} W
miescie ~wsp6}czucie ola ponownie
osieroconej kobiety.
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czynnosci pod tytulem ,Wenonah
Tribe No. 20. Improved order OF
Red Men" podarowalo matce ME
boszczyka 1926. 90, tax samo ofaro-
wa}a jej $25 flrma Gregory o Co.
GAZETY ANG1EISkIE
szeroko rozpisuja sic Q jakie]S
bijatyce " salonie p. Jana Rudnika
W sasiednim Marshlandzie, dzier-
zawionym obecnie przez Niemca
Gustawa Will. Salon ten ma rok
dalszy ma juz wydzlerzawiony pan!
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podlug sprawiedliwoSci Will
w}assciiwiie juz teraz powinien sic 2
odwosnych- reaalnosci wyprowa
did, a wlasnie 2 powodu ociaagga y
ihia sic ego, zaczynaig sig kroki do
przymusoWego rugowanie. Przy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-20
ABSOLUTELY RxyRE
POWDER CO.. NEW voax

today to enter the Conservatory OF
Music.
Mrs. Sewell Howard of Windham VS.
tied her sister, Mrs. Henry. Bailey last
Sunday.
Bert Hillard has been unable to work
for several days on account of a sore hand.
Homer Nourse has worked in his place
in the market.
Miss Anna Haskell spent Sunday with
Mrs. H. A. Davis.
Misses Carrie Locke, Carrie Holt and
Jessie Wheeler have gone back to College
this week.
Rev. George Chaplin and wife went to
Boston today to attend the Ministers COM
Gil and visit friends in that vicinity ;they ex-
pect TO be absent about week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wyman OF Proc
torsville visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bailey, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Lewis Tenney was taken seriously
i'll last Friday, but at the time of writing
was very much better. Mrs. Stearns has
been caring TOR her.
Miss Pope was called home Monday by
the serious illuess of her mother.
Carl Thompson was at home from Wal
pole last Sunday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-20
ASSETS, Jan. |, 1899, S2I5,s44,8II
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its ponc1es cannot be forfeited after being
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tended insurance, or, after two years, either
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The New YORK Life Insurance Company is
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-20

Misses Buffum and Bellows return this
week to Smith college instead of last week
as was stated in the edition OF the 18th.
Thomas Kiniry, who has been confined
to the house for month past with rheuma-
tism, is improving.
Hon L. N. Hastings went to Caremont
yesterday with his four-in-hand to ioin the
coaching parade t,the fair. He took a
party OF friends with him including G. B.
Williams and wife, Mrs. Mary H Hastings.
Miss Tobey and Mrs. Bridge. They ex-
pect to return today.
There is no rhyme or reason for future
errors in regard to the correct designation
of the Huntington farm in district No. IA,
as all who run may read.
Commencing this week the Bridge Me
mortal library will be open to the public
only in the afternoon and evening Of the
regular library days, as heretofore.
1t seems that Walpole will be we'll rep
resented at the Grange fair in Keene thi,
week.
Recent word from New York states that
Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell Huntington who
has been seriously i'll, is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mann are spending
a week in Ashburnham, Mass, with rela-
tlves.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Burt of Boston
are in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Lebourveau spent
last week in Springfield, Mass, with
friends.
Mrs. E. Albee Of Westminster, mother
OF II. A. Perry Of this town, suffered a
shock OF paralysis on Saturday. At pres
ent writing her condition remains about
the same.
Mrs. S. L. Barr and daughter of An
dover are visiting her mother, Mrs. L. E.
Wilson, at G.. H. Holden's.
Mr.. Billings from Hatfield, Mass, a
tobacco buyer. was in town this week. He
bought Of G. H. and G. E. Angler and
David N. Wright.
Mrs. Wilton Fay and her sister, Miss
Emma Richardson, are in town again, ar
irving the first of the week at Miss Hol-
lands.
Brookside cottage will be closed within
few days and Mrs. Hosmer and her
daughter, Mrs. w. c. French, Jr., intend
to leave for New York the last of this
week.
Miss Katherine H. Baker of East
Cange, Nd, has been during the week
Past, the guest of Miss M. E Seabury.
Miss Robson and her brother, Henry
b. Robson, returned last week to Brook
lyn.
H. D. Bard passed through here last
week on his way to Philadelphia from Mer-
idith
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-20
GASSETTS.
(Deferred.)

=, Mrs. Olin Stevens went to Bellows Falls
Auescay to take care of Mrs. Marggrat.
owen johnson was home the first of the
week helping his father in filling his sllo.
Mrs. Martha Osborn, who has been at l..
4. Wsrren's toc o few weeks, went to Lud-
low Tor few days visit on her return to her
home 10 Rutland.
Miss Hattie Smell of North Springfield and
Mrs. Lora Spsfford of Troy, N Y, have been
recent visitors at E, A. Spafford's.
Miss Bertha Whitcomb of Springfield and
Mrs. Jennie Mesch of Charlotte, VT, visited
ut Mrs. j W. Demary's last Friday.
Mrs. Will Leets went Wednesday to Cas-
tleton where she is to spend week with her
sister.
Mrs. Fred Waite is quite poorly again.
William johnson is erecting a new build
ing to be used for corn barn and general
stor age room.
Mr.. Potter, who has spent his vacation
with his wife at Harry Wetmore's, returned
to his place of business last Tuesday.
L. N. Parmenter, wife and daughter Of
Chester spent the first of the week with their
cousins at Mrs. j. W. Demary's.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-09-20
WATCH THE DATE.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1899
The Governor a Newspaper Man.

The St. Albans Messenger of Monday
said ''The staff of the Messenger company
will be reorganized, and on and after Sep
tember IS, 1899, the president will assume
the active management of its affairs"
f We understand that the president of
the company is Gov. E. c. Smith. The
promotion Of railroad president and the
governor of the state to the newspaper fra
ternty is an honor both to the governor
and to the fraternity. We extend the glad
hand, and wish for the Messenger and its
manager many years of vigorous lite and
prosperity.
Other important changes have also been
made in the Messenger staff. The veteran
editor, George S. Childs, has retired and
and Frank L. Greene has mounted the ed
itorial tripod aud seized the quill with ca
ger grasp. May his shadow never grow
less. L. P. Thayer, formerly business
manager, has retired to secluded nook in
Washington county named Barre, and will
lead quiet life as the proprietor and pub
Usher of penny evening daily.