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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28
PERSONA

Mr.. Ed. Bosltr, Of Rockport, i,
visiting relatives in Jasper this week
Miss Lucille Franzman, Of Louis.
vile, cime 10 Jasper Wednesda,
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Grimes ant
child returned 10 their home il
Bloomington Wednesday.
Mr.. George Krempp, of Prince
ton, was in Jasper the first of thu
week visiting his parents.
Misses Nina Seacat and Pearl
Hoddnott, OF Washington, are visit
ing at w. ). Hunters this week.
Prosecutor H. G. Montgomery,
of Jacksonville, is visiting Mr..
Bomar Traylor in Jasper this week
Miss Geneve Williams, of Hunt
ingburg, and two visiting friends,
spent Monday afternoon visiting
Jasper friends.
Mr.. Mart. Sem, of Louisville.
spent the early part of the week
visiting his brother In law, Mr..
Sebastian kuebler.
Mrs. Mary Kraus, of Louisville,
arrived in Jasper Sunday, to visit
her mother, Mrs. Geo. Friedman,
and other relatives.
Miss Title Bruggemann, who has
been visiting at Mr.. Leo. Spayd S
Tor the past three weeks, returned
to her home at Mt. Vernon yester-
day.
Mr.. lgnatz IIabig came down
from Louisville Sunday to visit his
brother and see his daughter, who
has been visiting at her uncle's sew
eral days. He expected her to re-
turn with him but she WASH t
through her visit yet.
Among the visitors Sunday in
Jasper none We're more welcome
than Mrs. DR.. NJ. Huber and two
daughters Mrs. Huber had not
been in Jasper since her husband
and family left over 20 years ago,
but there are still many warm
friend, OF the family here. She
scarcely recognized the old home
stead.
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His Property Given up.

J. II. Weathers, president Of the
defunct Crawford County Bank, had
a meeting with depositors at Ma
rengo, turning over his beautiful
residence and two farms for the
benefit of the creditors. X. II.
Willett, the cashier, who left Just
before the banks failure, did not
attend the meeting. The depositors
expected Wilett to do as Mr..
Weathers did.
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INsANE.-E-qs. Andrew p. Rob
erson and John G. Deirdorfer, of
Jackson township held a lunacy in
quest on Tuesday over Mrs. Ger
trude Goodman, wife Of Jackson
Goodman, OF Patoka township.
they found her violently insane
since the 10Th of July, claiming
that her best friends want to poison
her, and she tries to tear her clothes
of Of her person. Drs. o. A. Big
ham and G.. y. Simmons were the
physicians who examined her.
Application was made fol her adj
mission to the asylum, and in the
meantime she is consigned to Sheriff
Castrup's care. She is about "a
years of age, married and has two
children, the youngest not two
years old.
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Millions Given AWAY.

II i certainly gratifying TO the public
10 know Of one concern in the land who
are not afraid 10 be generous to the
needy and suffering. The propr-tors
OF Di. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles OF
this great medicine and have the salts
faction Of knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless eases Asth-
ma Bronchitis. lIoarseness and an dis
eases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by it. Call on Martin
Friedman. Druggist. and get trial bot
tie free. Regular size 30 cents and 81.
Every bottle guaranteed, orprice refund
on =
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resA. Farmers surrounding Harris
vile are ssid to average $50 per acre
raising milk for an Ellgn patent
creamery. That's good deal bet
ter than farmers around Jasper are
doing raising wheat at 81 cents a
bushel, and getting ID to 20 bushels
per acre. Why not start a farmer :
creamery in Jasper? 1t would GER
tainly paw farmer stock holders.
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s-ag.The minimizing Fair Assn

fsS-Ihe Huntingburg Fair Asso-
citation is making a big effort to
eclipse all former Fairs there this
Fall. 1t should meet with hearty
encouragement all over the county.
No one thing brings county more
favorable opinions than the regular
holding of good county Fairs, where
citizens from all over the county
gather TO renew acquaintapces and
compare notes, and make sales Cf
stock. An auction sale of all kinds
of live stock night be added for a
closing day Of the Fair. Every
farmer should prepare something
Tor the county Fair this year, and
swell the attendance to such pro-
portions that the debts can be paid.
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FOR SALE CHEAP 50 acres. one
mile Northwest OF Alfordsville, Reeve
township, Davies Co., Ind. All in cul-
tiyation. except acres of timber, two
holses lsx20 feet. Price $1,000, one-haf
cash, balance on time. Call on or adj
dress, JONI DoscH, Ill East Main ST.,
Washington. Ind 49,.
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Mrs. Alice r. Green was the
,sciPlent OF the pleasant news yes
N a'uay morning that Supt. DR..
nason had appointed her an attend
Ia at the insane hospital. She
'eaveS this morning to assume her
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Would Have Cost Him His Life.

have been using Foley's Kidney
Cure and take great pleasure IN stain.
II gave me permanent cure of kidney
disease which would certeinly have cost
me my life. | recommend il to any one
afflicted with kidney trouble Oscar
Bowman, Lebanon, Ky, Martin Fried.
man.
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An Epidemic OF Diarrhoea.

nr. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoa
nut Grove, Fla, says there has been
quite an epidemic Of diarrhoea there.
lie had a severe attack and was cured
by four doses OF Chamberlain Cole,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy He
says he also recommended it to others
and they say it is the best medicine they
ever used. For sale by Il. b. Brannock
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Gave Up AllIIOpe.

Louis Prickett, 800 Bryan Ave, Dan
vile, ILL.,, writes:
! had suffered several years withAsth.
ma and after trying great many rem
edies had given up all hope. ! was
advised to try Foley's Honey and Tar
II Immediately stopped the coughing
spells and ! get my breath more freely.
II l. the only medicine that ever gave
me relief. Martin Fri adman.
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MlcnIaAN CRY, Ind, Feb. IA. 100

MicHIGAN Cry, Ind, Feb. IA, '99.
am taking DIR. j. III. McLean's Liver
ana Kidney Balm. am now on the
hrst bottle, and it has good effect on
me. am satisfied my liver and kid
neys are out of order, and your medicine
= DOING wonderfully in my ease.
CEPHAs +. DIBBLE,
Justice Of the Peace
for sale by b. u. Brannock.
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spent a Good Farm Doctor;ng

ar A. y. NOEL, OF Ashervile. Kan.
NJ says ne spent good farm docto,inp
r 'n'sell Tor chronic diarrhoea but got nc
nei ara was afraid that he must die
~ Viahced to get hold of bottle OF
na'llperlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
uota Kennedy and was permanently
, "'su ny y. For sale by b. b. Bran
mock, druggist.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feve
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively Tres piles, or no pay required
y IL guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion or money refunded. Price % cent?
per box. For sale by Martin Erie Imam
Apr. 50th, ls9s-ly.
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saT Ex GOV. John Young Brown
who carried Kentucky by the largest
majority ever given in that State
when he ran before, is likely to be
the Democratic candidate tor Gov
ernor there this Fall.
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l-S Mrs. viii Daniel desires to meet,
al the home u Mrs. j. l.. Brett, next
Wednesday afternoon, all the ladies' who
are Interested in Point lace and Battcn-
burg work
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

We have sold many different cough
iemedles, hut none has given better sat.
,siaclion than Chamberlain's," says Mr..
harles iolzhauer, druggist, Newark
49, ut is perfectly safe and can be
'eled upon in all cases of coughs, colds
~ Loarseness. ; IA bv Il. h Hammock
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

rfA- The commencement exercises
o. HARRISON township at Dubois Fri
day night was said to have been the
greatest success of any commence
ment in Dubois county.
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Ben HUR.-A tribe of the Ben
Hurs will be instituted in Jasper
next week. Mr.. d. A. Peregrlne,
Of Greencastle, and Mr.. VIM. Me
Ghee, Of Washington, have succeed
ed in securing the necessary twenty
for a tribe here.
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ROYALTIES
" ABScLU1EN PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome

Bar viii that new manufactury
IN jasper, the subscriptions for
which started off with 50 much eclat
last year. ever materialize2
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There Is No +: About II.

No question indeed with those who
have used it, but that Foley's Kidney
Cure i absolutely reliable for all Kid.
ney and Bladder diseases. Martin
Friedman.
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Dlhe Cumberland Company
put a phone in the County Record
sf once tuesday, and also one at
Mr. Jos. Gutgsell's residence.
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NJ EN
AND
WOMEN

disappear when the kidneys are out OF
order or diseased. For pleasing results
use Dr. kilmer's Swan Root, the great
kidney remedy. AT dru ggists. Sample
bottle by mail free, also pamphlet.
Address, Dr. kilmer x Co., Binghamton,
y
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sf1s- From present appearances
Mr. John Kuebler, Jr.'s, new resi-
dence, being built for him by Mr.
John Schmidt. is going to be one Of
the handsomest in modern Jasper.
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A Little known Fact.

That most serious diseases originate in
l,order of the kidneys. No hope OF
lOi health while the kidneys are wrong.
DLEY'S KIDNEY CURE il z aran-
red TO make the kidneys right. Mar
TIM Friedman.
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irBol.

20 Bob: lngersoll, the agnostic,
N; uead. lie probably realizes by
'ulS ume that there is a Hell.
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Brat the solicitation Of several of
my friends have decided To remain in
Jasper few weeks Ia give instruction i'm
IN the art Of Violin, Mandolin x Guitar
playing Parties wishing 10 avail them
selves ~ this opportunity should apply
at once To me or leave WORT with j l..
Brett My method OF instructions j. up
to-daie, and the most ilattering results at
tanned in "A short time.
!. ;. can tune or repair your piano
Tor organ. seven years special study and
practice. Work guaranteed Rcsp'y
WILL l. DANfFI
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p-y-Sheriff Castrup took Saman-
tina Husk, Of Huntirgburg, to the
Insane hospital at Evansville yes
terday, application for her admis-
sion having been made several
weeks since.
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That's the Record of j. Is Lewis 90. of BDs
ton They make more footwear and bsttal
footwear than any other iirin IA the country
Wear scSi-trr- are their most famous -tNl,
You can get "A pair al >payd n Millcrs.
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FOR SALE CHEAP 300 acres ~
miles, ;. 4. of Washington, Ind. Fine
train and stock Farm, Good House aud
Barn. Abundance of water, nice
smooth land, fine location, German Ian
guage spoken. For information ca ! on
Dr address, JoHN DoscH. No. III East
Main st., Washington, Ind. 45-3t'
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Joseph
Schneider, Jr., and Maggie Vogel !;
Jacob Batch and Josephine Hobbs
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ssaas the Of &xzzzZg

PRFACHING.-Re j. b. Had
lock, of EllettsvIlle, will preach at
Lennon Church next Sunday
morning, and at New Lebanon at
night.
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rogiye lime to make M the mails properly
.,,,ils Mn b, closed az the Jasper T. 90 AZ
hip,"R Mail 90 O'Clock, a M. y 90 a. IA.
"'r,ench Lick star route - AZ IA. m. ireland
,.ir. n ,ia~, upon arrival OF morning ana AZ
,rnoon trains
'p"rtrr-ville Daily. except sunday, closes
"a ,on m Sen. ANDERSON, :" VI.
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Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, discourages and
lessons ambition; beauty,
Vigor and rheerfulnpSs soon
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Boy Princeton donates $40 600 to
secure large brick factory there
for making vitrified and pressed
brick-employing - hands.
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Y. us Hoosier Poultry Powder

'tHs IIOOsIeT FOultry POWueT
Makes Hens Lay. cures Cholera, Gapes and
koup. and keeps poultry healthy.
PrBce. 8Sc. per package.
SalI L.. u
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IsS- \ drilling rain spoiled the
dance at Military Park on Monday
night, though quite a number en-
joyed it in the afternoon. When il
began raining at supper time, there
was a scurrying for Kunkel's hall
in Jasper, which was soon filled 50
that there was but limited space
for dancing, and the amusing cake
walk. Four couples contested for
the prize, and it was awarded by
the Judges to Louis Joseph and
partner, amidst great deal Of
laughter
Ii kunkel's hall was extended
west 30 feet more, il would accom-
modate such crowds as now fire.
quentlv gather there.
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py- The Bloomer gils beat the
Huntirg5urg base bawlers 3 to
at IIuntingburg Sunday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11
5rED BUTTE GUNN1soN COUNTY, COLORADO JULY H. 1900
TIMING ITEMS.

G.. T. Parman has gone to work
upon his Washington gulch min
ing property
Frank Buster and Sam McWill-
Jams have gone up to do some
work on the Augusta, preparatory
to the extensive working of that
mine.
The Sylvanite has five or six
cars of high grade ore ready for
shipment. Owing to the back
ward spring the mine has not
been accessible for a pack train
until this month. Shipments will
begin August lst.
The East Rock Greek Mining
company has been incorporated
with n capital of $4,000 to work
the Ajax and Hercules claims, two
properties which show excellent
bodies of lead ore, carrying low
values in gold, silver and copper.
The Bull-Domingo property on
Italian mountain has about 800
tons of fine lead ore which will be
shipped at once. This ore will
run nearly 80 per cent in lead and
carries low values in gold and sill
YER The product has to be packed
I miles and hauled 20 miles before
a railroad is reached.
Manager Smith of the keystone
mine yesterday began the construc-
ton of concentrator upon the
site of the sawmill recently oper-
ated by the Water and Light COM
pany, just at the northwest edge
of town. The plant will have a
capacity Of ten tons per day and
will be used to treat the Keystone
ore only, and if the project is sue
cessful, the mill will be enlarged
and both mine and mill will be
worked upon an extensive basis,
Power has been rented from the
Water and Light company and
will be secured from a 60-horse
power Pelton wheel.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11
THE GUNNIsoN HOSE RACE.

The Peoples Champion of last
week says anent the wet test hose
race in Gunnison ON the Fourth:
Crested Butte made few kicks
and some charges of unfairness
regarding the wet hose race, but
we much doubt that they believe
the charges themselves. At least
no one else did. The races were
all fair and square and the best
drilled men won"
Any person who says the Crested
Butte people did not really believe
that their hose team was treated
unfairly in the wet test hose race
in Gunnison on the Fourth states
falsehood, and it is also very
evident that any person who claims
that the Crested Butte team was
not victimized is laboring under a
misconception of facts, which is
confirmed by the following:
That Plugman Block turned on
the water four seconds quicker
after the start than Plugrnan Clay
of the Gunnison team did.
That taut hose is unlikely to
kink near the first end even though
stretched across a ditch two feet
wide.
That if it did 105-lb. pressure
would burst it.
That the water was clear when
coming through the nozzle for
Gunnison, which ran first, and that
the stream Crested Butte received
was comparatively small in force
and very muddy. Explain this.
That it would be an easy matter
to open several fire plugs or change
water route.
That the Crested Butte team
was not treated with formal cour-
tesy and that the Buena Vista
team received extensive courtesies.
The Crested Butte boys do not
blame any particular person or
persons, yet the above combination
of circumstances continue mex
plicable to them, and to a great
many prominent people of Gunni-
son, also.
The people here believe that
Crested Butte has the fastest hose
team in the county, which opinion
is founded on their record of 25s
for 50O-foot wet test, and they
stand ready to back it for any
amount from $50 to $500.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11

1t is generally understood that
the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany will abandon the Newcastle
coal mine on account of the fre-
quent fires which happen in that
property and the great expense
entailed in consequence thereof.
1t is further stated that orders
have been issued to take out all
the machinery it is possible to
save and ship it to Redstone, which
is ON the new railroad belonging to
the company running from Carbon
dale and complete to that point.
The company owns extensive coal
lands in Coal Basin, about five
miles from Redstone and near the
northern boundary of Gunnison
county, and it is the intention to
build at once standard guage
branch of this road to their prop
erty ana 10 commence INNING ana
shipping coal from there at the
earliest possible moment. Nearly
the entire force thrown out of en-
ployment at Newcastle have been
employed to work on the construc-
ton of the branch road, and it is
thought coal will be shipped to the
market within the next sixty days.
At the head of Coal Basin are
excellent veins Of coking coal, and
a railroad will be constructed at
once and coke ovens built at Red
stone at an early date. The clos
ing down of the Consolidated mine
will inAict serious blow upon the
business interests of Newcastle.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11

The state board of arbitration
has postponed consideration of
the controversy between the smell
ter managers and their employees,
pending the decision of the state
supreme court regarding the con
stitutionality of the eight-hour
law. When the court has rendered
its opinion the parties in interest
will unquestionably proceed to an
amicable adjustment of the exist
ing differences.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11
New Through Pullman Service
To st. Louis.

On June Goth, the Great Rock
Island Route inaugurated through
Pullman Sleeper from Denver to
st. Louis via the Missouri Pacific
R'y from Kansas City. The car
will leave Denver daily at 2:35 P.
NJ. on the Colorado Flyer" arriv-
ing in ST. Louis 6:15 p. m. the
next day. One hour and forty
minutes faster from Denver to st.
Louis than any other through car
line. Excellent connections from
Pueblo and Colorado Springs. The
cars are broad vestibuled, OF the
latest pattern and most luxurious
type. Advantages in patronizing
this service will be: The quickest
time to st. Louis, no change of
cars, absolute comfort. The best
Dining Car Service i'll the world.
For full information write
w. Ell. FIRTH,
Gen'li Agent. Denver
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11

G.. 7. Parman has gone to work
upon his Washington gulch min
ing property.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11

The smelter trouble has plainly
demonstrated two things to the
people Of this state. First: That
any trust or combination control
over any part of the mining or
the smelling industries is q menace
to the interests of the working
classes. Second: That increased
and better facilities for treating
Colorado ores are needed. Were
less money made in Colorado sent
to New York to be loaned, and
more of it invested in the proper
development of home mining inter
ests, this state would be much
better off.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11

The prosperity of town is not
guided by the wealth of its inhabi-
tants, but by the uniformity with
which they work together when
any important object is to be at
tanned. A man with a thousand
dollars at his command and inter
ested in the welfare of his town,
can accomplish more toward up
building and improving it than a
millionaire who locks up his capital
and pays no attention to eme
progress.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11

The excitement incident to the
celebration of the Fourth has van
ished. The next regular event of
importance is the election of county
officers in November. The poll
ticians are already considering the
best methods of procedure to win
the plums at stake this fall. For
ways that are dark and tricks that
are vain, those of politics are
peculiar.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11

There are number of holes in
the several sidewalks on Elk avenue
that are menace to life and limb.
The proper authority should order
immediate repairs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11
BRYAN AND TAMMANY HALL.

The remarkable demonstration
at the Tammany wigwam in New
York last Tuesday night was a
tribute to great personality, and
proved that the strongest political
machine in existence was of little
consequence before the current of
popular will. The occasion was
intended to launch the boom of
Van Wyck, one cf Croker's hench-
men, for president, upon a platform
widely at variance with the Chicago
platform; but the rank and file
aggressively asserted themselves
and caused CONSERVATION to prevail
among the bosses by ignoring the
Van Wyck boom and declaring
allegiance to Bryan. Ex-Gov
Hogg, of Texas, who has been in
the background of politics for
several years, was the man who
invaded the headquarters of the
enemy and with nothing but the
enchanting name of Bryan as an
open sesame, took possession of
the treasure trove of willy and
mighty Tammany, to the horror of
Croker and those who adhere to
the despicable un-American policy
of the chieftan. There are potent
reasons to believe that Bryan can
overthrow Croker in New York,
because the people are revolving
against him on the grounds that he
is nothing more than a common
gambler and ignorant political
heeler. If Bryan can do this he
will earn the plaudits of the entire
country. Tammany hall cannot
afford to miss recognition in two
national conventions and it would
be better for it to have more
clearly defined policy than that
which it now promulgates. Bryan
represents the antithesis of the
administration, and as Mckinley
will undoubtedly be the Republican
standard bearer, SO should Bryan
be the leader of the opposition.
The issue will then be well defined.
Were the election to take place
this November Bryan would be the
only man who could make an in
teresting race against Mckinley;
but as the present is an age of
rapid revolution in politics as well
as evolution in material matters,
no prescience is adequate TO fore
see what another year may bring
forth.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-07-11

The present would be an oppor-
tune time to rebuild the Maroon
avenue bridge. The expense would
not be great, and the work should
be done as soon as possible, for as
it now stands it seriously inconven-
fences those obliged to travel ON
that street.