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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14

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nisyi uwydatn'aly sic ju;
po'dsczas jej trwania,a daj nan
Boke, aby one sic zwieksza}1
2 kazda godzina. Oby nan
Pan Bog dobrotliwy ME da},
nigdy ME zapomniec tycE
pieknych nauk, j abySmy e
}aska Boza wytrwali wszyscy
" dobrych postanowieniach
WAN, wielebni Oicowie
Misyonarze, caiego serca
wola|,my Bog zaplac'' "a
Vase nauki, trudy i moody
,akich ME szczedziliscie dla
naszego dobra!
Mech i Wan, drodzy vie.
|lebni ksieza, kt6rzyscie po-
spieszylj DO mas, aby nam
u}atwic pojjednanie Bogiem,
mech Wan, powiadam. Pan
Bog stokrotnie zap}acic raczy!
Misyonarzami u mas b VI
NEielebni Ojcowie Jezulci, Jan
+ BFeigert Is j stanislay i T.! Wnssk;;: s
" y shehaniu spowiedzi pom;aF
gall in. WEI. 'lsiezas,:: a: D.
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.PauB H Jazdzewski. Min
:neapolis, a. Babihski 2 In
depSsd daaaa. ]! A.. !. 6 Cara l1 Z. .:F Pine :
Creek, miejscowi ]. Pacholski
i Ciiemiii1ski; inna kr6tkl Z! s!zas
take ks. +; Miller zJuhction
City Wis. q
/. .Qg6lny<rozklad nabo;zedstw q ?;
j nauk byIsnastepujacy:
z rama Cd godziny sz6stej jts':
odpra',wialy sic I msze sw1'. az do
psi dziie:wiatejj: iii: ; 5um:iaso otej,
|po suf1ie: nauka:
{, :Po :poludniu 20 trzeciej
:htania 81, do 10; Matki Boskiej
spiewano. pot':'e:m 1! take a:&'; J. nau- :'r
ka, wieczorem zas, Q kwar'
dfans po 5 s!i6dmej, by3y ME-;
szpory, kazanie j b1ogosla-
wiehstwc Pfzenajsw :;Sakra-
mentem.
Spowiedzi rozpoczynaly sic
pol si6dmej rama j trwaly i
malemi przerwan,i. podczas
nauk.,-az prawie do p6lnocy'
Zakodczenie Ebylo W Me
dziele 1o. b. m. -po poludniu
0 pol czwartej.
Po przemowie ostatnieJ u
dzielil obecnym Wiel. ;Ojciet
| Wnek btogos}awiedstwa a
postolskiego, po czem od-
spiewano nieszpory, podcza'
.|kt6rych rozdawali ksiez;
]obecnym pamiatke misyii mai.
1 medalik, J tel okazyi pre-;
naszego ksiedza 4 prob boszcz;
] zam6wiony Po blogosla'
/ wiedstwie Przenajsw. Sakr;a' !
]: mentem odsp;ewano na po'
-
4 dziekowanie Panu Bogu Z
] lode ebrane laski: ], Ciebie Boz
l chwalimy !,
Ph AcIG 4 Y "a 4 UsA /; 4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
TELEGRAMY.

j. LllLulCAn Il =
CAPE TOWN.
Zdradzleccy przetwo- prev
dnicy naprowadzill
9 Grud. 1000 Angli-
. k6w pod generale.9'ml .9'l
Getacre " zasadzke2, 6 !,
W Kaplandyjii.,: ..:|;' Powia-
dali, 4e " pob,lizu
znajduje sic 1000 Boe-
row, a bylo lch tam
5000. Gdy Anglicy
potem z jednej strony
ma Boer6w uderzYli, !,
ci napedzili ich O.
gniem arma.tniem ma
drugl ukryty oddzlaf
Boer6w,- CO sprawi1o
wielkl popfoch W VOL
sku angiyelskiem. Gaia
ta armia rozpie':Ych}a
4sie ,.haniebnie :SBltwa'
ia .1stoczona >;zzosta4a;
niedaleko Stormberg.
, General Gatecre Ultra
CID .czwa1ta... czeSG 1o};=
= merry, j :: Z kt6ry!e$h ktt6ry!$ Pfi:o= p:
iowa dostala sic dc
nieW0li, :Reszta pozo-
sta}a bez ofi!cer6w, 6! z
kt6rych najwieks1a
czeS6 Boerowie wy
strzelili.: = !, ;:
Ia, kleska Angli-
'<K!'6w,,I. u .spowod'p]je praew-
d0podobnie ogolne J!
:, powstanie Holend]r6w 9 8
" Kaplandyi.:' oraz
po}aczenie:. sic len 2 :
Boeram], - ,kt6rymi
j" LACEY ich |r6wna mo.
:. wa: i pokrew wiellstwc
narodowe. j..
=, Anglicy stracill poo
Stormberg takze VIE.
le armat i zapasY a.
-municYi. :"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14

! NJ eA"e1: = = : ! - -. " =
nmiasta h F!:Ilrlle're, ! pomie-
dzy Colenso a Lady
smith. Gazety ? a.
ryskie zapewniaj9, ze
m1asto Mafe king, il. BIZ
sko zachodniej GRAM :
cy TransWalu, ma
pewne sic podd'alo
Boe.rom ma poczatku!
Grudnia b. r.
MANILA, Ame-
rykaiskie okrety O.
regon, Samara i CAL
las, bombardoWa}y
miasto Vigan, a po-
tenn wysadzi}y ma lad
oddziaf marynarzy,
kt6rzy zajeli to MIA
sto. rzy1 szturmiee E
pomaga1i Ameryka-
nom. ;, .zol}n:jerze:: J.. .hiszr: !!
paascy, :zbiegli ME
dawno . nieWoi fill
pihsklej. s>
So 20 - r
MAN TLA. VIA
domosd, re gen.
Young. 7dotarf szcze-
6liwie do Vigan, .poz~
VOLTA LEI odetchna6 q
zaniepoko Q je-
go losy mieszkanc,o'm CO.
Mxnili.. Faktenp jest,
ze gen. pfolwstahc6R
Zinc; = operuje w'toko-
licy ma czele niezwy- :
kle silnej >armii:> po-
wstahczej. W ...dniu 8
Grudnia staneP}o', j. tn
229 Hiszpai.n6''i'W!, s.! 8 kt6-
rZy uaWnltJ OyH tH-
cami W reku Filipih-
sczykdw.
20
| | MANILA. - h Pod
linus i Bacoor znaj-
du}e. sic 5000 pow.
staic6w, a z tegc
powodu spodziewaj;
sic amerykanl1e ! da
chwile waikiki Spia v
uzbrojeniu. Pow.
staicy maja tez kjlks !;
armat. w o,dlzem d IN L: lcl
J Jest dawnly 7i'.l prz,e:'i ,:'
Ame'rykan6W i , e: IA ., y miano am
w'',a''',nY v, =, pierw1l's':'.z,y v ':'.,y ma mayo
!. miasta linus. i Uciek' lie !:
on do pows''tta|ln!lc',6'W pow $ i a l!l'.','. .) " !.
sp'odziewa sic 2 icl
pomoca zdobyc K
miasto. Pod Q! MIN s1uziili !
takze trzech ). Amer,y
{ lzaninl.6j' i ia / Z 8 " kt6rzy Y Y
: clekl1,'ll K 2 cz'Warteg 8
-|pul]lk'u!1 81 Ri cho tY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
q ma bushels Of kisses:
!. Boze zmiluj sic mad ludemH
naszym pod takimi przet:wod.. o
nikami! #5s
z NiW Polskich
" AM MERYCE.

| FALsZERSTWO KRUSZ-
lKI, Slawny Milwaucki
Micha]ek podaje taxa wiado-
nose z Torunia: ,,Dziekii o.
farnosci pani Jadwigi Sla W.
$ kie j powstala tu fabryka7
podczoch. skarpet wszelkich
trykot6w. Caly zysk, jaki.
przyniesie fabryka .przezs,nla..-- :
czony jest dla pracownic, /"
Notatka ia Jest Q tyle faalszy-
wa. ze ME jakas tam SIawska,
lecz zacna, szlachetna mar
trona pani S ! as k.a,'f fdzier.
zycielka imienia starego ,;z E
wjielkic;h cn6t obywat'elskichF Oh
znanego rodu polskiego, 6w
. .dobroczyninniy' 4 !: :zaklad utrzymu.,
|je. S4awscy ,slawrll So ME-
fylhds.w starym 5kraju ,s55lecz & 4
stu " n}pefyee. glowois Z ja:ko j:'.
zlodzieeje. i j oszusci. !, :.
DZIENNIK .N.ARODO-
WY l:-'staki jest i..tytui Cd
dawna zapowiadanego .dzien.z
nika. ktQry " biezaecym m: tx
godoin ukazal sic ), " Chicago : E! =,
Prezes!e,m sp6lki wy'd1as'1w';ntlii-
|; sz;e) ;))j JEST pan: F. H. Jablohski,
v'icelpfezesem II. Madko
[kasysrean: T.: NJ Helifiski,
sekretarzem, a redaktorem (;
menazer:e;m v jednej osobie b ):
pan NJ. J. Sadowski. Dalei
naleza ;do zarzadu pp: NJ. NJ.
Wleklinski,: M. kagodz dzit1ski,
K; N;SMidowicz, il. smie-
tanka, i! T, Bartoszewicz. . y
[ = pierW,;szego numeru "! ! t'1.. vi ! i
dae, ze SHY redakcyine no
| wegoe' :aziennika s. jjeszcze
troche sfabe, mniej wiecej ma
r6wni .Dz1EN!N1KsA MlLwl7AUc;-.
K1EGo, Trzeba przedews;syst-
klein dodac panu Sadow-s :;'s' 51| y b
skiemu fachowego dzienni.-,
karza 1ako pomocnika jezeli
| Dz1EN. MAR. mialby dorownad
!. DzlENN1Kow1 CHIC. 81 .E.s &
14.$ x|@TYrxr %n.K.41 H - =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
LONDYN.
CAPE TOWN.

LOND1 IN. all
gielski general Met
huen stoi jeszcze cia-
gle nadrzeka Modder,
budujac przee!z MA ze--
lazny most, !l,il5'. zhurzo- r 9:
ny przez Boer6W, 10
czego bedzie potr''z'e p'''
bowal jeszcze 5 ty'
godni czasu. Eau. u
tanie; do jego IDOL I'd ')|
nosci wojennlychz znik-. I.
10 tutaj zupe}nie'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14

1l..' p URY ! i !. YEA y p. Blazop,
Ski y'; tory byl t!l pelvien cas-
I..EI .I'arIod 81 Y ii 81
gWy echal q as / /. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14

!. LONDY n. An
gielsk,.i (. general geIl' Butler
iuz Cd 2 u. tYgod'|ni pa
daremniie usiluje Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14

BAY. CITY Mich. w
kosciele sW. Stanis slawa Kostki.
.ustawiion ono wielkis organy,
k':o;'sztlljjace ':';' s 5oo lDaw
niejszy tutejszy wikary KS.
Vtotypka jest obecnie plo
boszczem rnieszan'e paraiii5
Pisek, MED exc w Warszaw,,y
Dakotejskiie .l..5 I#I
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Death of Mrs. Bloom.

We are pained to announce
that Mrs. Emma Bloom, nee EN-.
ma Jackson, well known at Fon
dis, breathed her last at her home
in Denver ON Friday morning.
Oct. 18th, at s O'Clock, of Puer-
pural fever, leaving an infant son
IL days old. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
and the remains consigned to the
grave in Fairmount cemetery.
She came frequently on visits
during the four years her father
has resided in this county and
formed many acquaintance here
who will regret TO learn of her
death. She was married in June
of last year to Mr.. Fred BIopm.
u well known young man of Den
yer, with whom she lived happily
up to the time of her death. Mr..
Daniel jackson, her father, and
Miss Mary A. jackson, her aunt.
are left to mourn her death ard
have the sympathy of a large
circle of friends in their sad be-
reavement. Mrs. Blooms age
was "a years.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
TABLE ROCK NEWS.

Mrs. Loucks has been. quite
lame again.
Mr.. Bethel has moved into the
parsonage for the winter.
Miss M. A. Hills called Oh
several friends last week.
Nearly all the farmers are hunt
ing the threshing machine now.
Mrs. j. w. Louks took dinner
! with Mrs. Gutshall last Sunday.
J. w. Louks made flying trip
TO Eastonville one day the past
week.
Mr. Nielsen moved last week
to GwiIlimville, where he will
teach the coming winter.
Owing 10 misunderstanding
the Table Rock school did not
commence Monday. 1t will COM
mence soon.
Mrs. Victor Roth and children
have left for their home in Hope,
Idaho. They have been visiting
Mrs. Roth's parents here all sum-
mer.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Rich Pearl rl.la. p,.eor.r.a.

New pearl fields of great richness
have been discovered on the coast OF
New Caledonia on the west side, ac-
cording to United States Consul Wolf
at Noumea. He says that one shell
contained the fabulous number OF 25s
pearls and one little boat Of one and
one-half tons furnished last year
twenty-five pounds Of pearls. Up to
this time the water has not been
sounded to greater depth than six
feet seven inches. but the fisheries are
to be further exploited by French and
Austrian syndicates. Mr.. Wolf says
that the quality OF the pearl shells is
remarkably fine. and he urges that
Americans profit by the discovery.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Human Power Exhan.,sa.

In an Aberdeen bookshop an old lady
was inquiring for copy Of the Bible.
and the shopkeeper brought forward
one at half crown. But the old lady
wanted something cheaper. A copy at
is pence was produced, containing L.
'us'rati9ns. But the illustrations. the
oiu iady averred. entailed superfiuous
expenditure. Then here" said the
shopkeeper. lis copy for shilling,
which contains a that's necessary for
salvation" He descended from the
ladder and laid 1t before his customer.
But hae ye no something wee bit
:heaper?" asked the old lady. "wum-
man. wummunl" said the shopman.
Ca upon the ALMIGHTY to come down
and sell ye his ain publications. for
can eae nae mairr'
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
EASTONVILLE ITEMS.

Chilly weather.
DR.. Bean paid short business
trip to Denver Thursday.
Our representative will probably
visit Fountain Monday next.
Everybody has been pretty
busy putting up stoves this week
Russell Gates Mercantile Co.
shipped car of hogs to Denver
this week.
Nearly all of the farmers on the
Divide will have their potatoes
harvested this week.
The Rev. G. W. Bell, our gen.
ial minister, is spending few days
in Rocky Ford and Pueblo.
The first threshing machine ID
this neighborhood started up al
W. T. Plumb's ranch Friday morn
ing.
John Dawson, our candidate fol y
constable, is well known IN tn,, ,,
vicinity and needless to state VIII
do his duty if elected.
Ed. Wise. the genial manager
- H. RusseIT Gates Mercanlils
Co. at peyton, who has been very
sick was reportedbettcr yesterday
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
CIIENowETH.

ihe winter of 1ss9-19OO made
It's Introductory approach on Sun.
DAY by slight snow storm.
Our part of the Valley was we'll
represented in the republican pri-
mary at Fondis last Saturday.
+. D. Wicks is at it again, tear
ing up the earth. Look at onr
public highway in this vicinity,
Ihe trustees of the United
brethren class met at Biiou hall
Monday at 2 p. M, to TRANSFER
business pertaining to church
work.
The preaching service at Biiou
on Saturday evening was well at
tended and the interest good. The
baptismal service was postponed
indefinitely.
We understand there is to be
meeting of the stock holders of
B1ou hall next Saturday evening
at the hall. Important business
to attend TO.
The matter of having social
and literary entertainment at Biiou
hall in the near future is now be-
ing agitated. Save your dimes,
grow liberal in heart and deter
mine if alive to be present.
A petition is being circulated
in our vicinity for the appoint
ment of Mrs. G.. G.. Baker as
postmaster at Chenoweth. We
feel confident she will prove a very
efficient and satisfactory one, if
Miss Ora Cochran, one of the
accomplished young ladies' of
Union Valley district, is teaching
the school near w. jays and the
Griffin ranch. We are glad she
secured a school so near home.
Miss Ora is very popular.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
nis-slnr tor "a, nr,,,.,


An artificial stone has been Invented
chat Is a rpneonductor of heat, cold
ana noise. Il is especially intended for
roofs and floors. says an exchange.
The fact that tioor can be laid in
nat that will prove a nonconductor
OF sound should certainly fall like a
benediction on the ears OF those who
dwell In apartments and have been
made unwilling participants Of all
the sorrows and Joys OF their near
neighbors This so-cailed stone Ia
made OF purified paper pulp mixed
with various other ingredients to
harden It. sPapyristile is tho name Of
this thrice welcome invention. and Mr..
Gehre. a civil engineer of Zurich. Is
the blessed Inventor. The preparation
Is as hard as stone. but much lighter
In weight 1t is nolseiess and mex
pensive.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Sony Ne Inalsted.

counsel--I insist on an answer 70
ny question. You have not told me
Al tne conversation. I want to know
s'sry,ning that passed between you
ana Sir. Jones on the occasion to
"nlch you refer" Reluctant Witness
I've told you everything of any
consequence" you have told me that
you SAID to him. Jones. this case will
set into court some day Now. I
want to know what he said In reply. -
wen. he said. Brown, there isn't any
lning In this business that I'm asham-
60 OF. and II any snoopin'. little, yee-
naw'n, four-by-six. gimlet-eyed law
yer. with half pound of brains and
sixteen pounds OF jaw. ever wants to
know what I've been talking to you
ABOUT. you can tell him the whole
story"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
RAMAH CHIPS.

Lem Cannon has gone TO his
old home in Iowa for short visit.
Mr.. Young and Mr.. Brazeltou
sold so steers and delivered them
at Calhan Saturday.
Mr.. Liptrap has sold his large
herd of cattle, consisting of several
hundred head.
Mrs. Julian Cannon has moved
TO the Springs to send the children
to school.
Mr., Young has moved his sheep
to his alfalfa ranch down on the
river near Grenada.
Mr.. Brazelton says it is mis-
take about him getting horse
killed while cutting corn as he did
not use corn sled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker, of Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durkee, from the
Gates ranch, visited at Mr.. Brazel-
toms last week.
Mr.. Eikenbcrry and family re-
turned from Nebraska, where they
spent the summer, in time to
start the children to school. G,
Mrs. Liptrap has been in very
poor health for a long time, but
is improving slowly. DR.. Berry
of Falcon is attending her.
School opened two weeks ago in
the school house ON Lawrence Hol-
denis ranch, with Miss Miller, of
Denver, as teacher with twelve
scholars in attendance.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Popu|ist County
Convention,

The populists met in County
Convention at Kiowa last Saturday
according to call aud organized
by electing p. IL. Mulligan chair
man and Fred. Duffey secretary.
The following officers were nom
mated:
Assessor-Fred Mulligan.
Coroner. B. Mauzy.
COMMISSIONER. A. Tanner.
Other offices will be filed by
the central committee.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Tho Flying Stars.

The recently published report OF the
astronomical observatory at the Cape
OF Good Hope contains an account Of
the discovery of little star OF only
the eighth magnitude, and consequent
ly far too faint to be seen with the
naked eye, which is. nevertheless. the
swiftest traveller that has yet been
found among the stellar hosts. Its mo-
ton in year amounts to about nine
seconds OF arc. In 200 years 1t would
move an apparent distance about equal
to the diameter of the moon. But its
real velocity is probably SO great that
II travels hundreds OF millions OF
miles every year.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Notice..

CHENowETH, Oct. 10th, 1899.
BY order of the Board of Di-
rectors there will be special
meeting held at Bijou hall Oct.
21st, 1899, at 1880 p. IN. All
stockholders are requested to be
present, as business of importance
is TO be transacted.
F. j. WICKS, President.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
c.sz chnar.n In IN. c.un,rr.

A party pf visitors to the country
was very much interested last summer
by the remarks of some New York
cniidren. sent out by the fresh air fund
Ior week or two in the country.
There were quite a number OF them
playing about pretty farm house one
DAY when some passers-by stopped and
began to talk to them. "Did you ever
see any chickens before7" asked one
lady, as flock of fowls came strutting
down the lawn. "oh, yes" said one
OF the eldest. wisely. with a knowing
shake OF his head. We've always seen
'em-lots-only generally 1t was after
they was peeled"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
n.~ RAN. a., In,ur,A.

While on steam roads the tracks are
not injured by locomotives running at
high speeds. street railway men com
plain that their tracks are torn. to
pieces by the electric cars. The rea-
son for this is that the plunging and
rearing Of cars mounted on four-wheel-
ed trucks pound the track and loosen
the Joints. Cars on short-base single
tracks often plunge sudciently to
throw practically all the weight on to
the front and rear wheels alternately.
and the damaging effect Of this can
easily be realized. -.s
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
s.,tn., r..h. In tho wor,a.

The saitest lake In the world In
Lake urumia. in Persia. situated more
than 1000 feet above the level OF the
sea. 1t contains % per cent Of salt.
as against SIS per cent in the Dead
Sea. The lake is 81 miles long and
"a miles broad, and Its northern coasts
are encrusted with border OF salt
gllttering white in the sun. No living
thing can survive in II except species
Of very small jelly iish.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Thunder In v.rlap. Region.

Java is said to be the region Of the
globe where II thunders oftenest. hav-
Ing thunder storms OF days In the
year. After II are sumatra, with 50
days; Hindnstan. with Sc; Borneo
with %; the Gold Coast, with 81: and
Rio de Janeiro. with 81. In Europe
Italy occupies the frst place. with IS
days OF thunder. while France and
Southern Russia have 16 days. Great
Britain and Switzerland have each Z
days, and Norway 4. Thunder Is rare
at Cairo. being heard only days In
the year. and extremely rare in North
ern Turkestan and the Polar regions.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Plant for LIquefyIng Air.

A Boston refrigerating company has
fitted up plant for liquefying air at
the rate of 1900 gallons per day and
at a cost of 20 cents gallon. The air
will be placed at this factory in steel
tubes or cylinders five inches thick for
shipment. Each of these cylinders Will
be arranged to release the contents a
very little at time. and the material
may thus be used for refr.gerating or
cooling purposes as desired.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19

Mr.. Fred Mulligan, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Elbed's next
Assessor, was in the city few
days ago, making friends as usual.
Mr.. Mulligan, the same as few
more Of the most intelligent and
honorable young men of America.
went when "Uncle Sam" called
for aid in the PHILIPPINES, and
returned honorably discharged.
"God bless The boys" He was
raised here and we all know and
appreciate him.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
r,s R,rh, so,s.

Steady Company latter a running
comment on business success in gem
crab nsuhssE1y. Miss Fiorance. thnt
II there Is one thing particularly ad-
miro in a man. II is business enter
prise. Miss Florence-so do I. There's
young Rushman, for instance. He's
only been calling on Miss Sparks two
months. and they're engaged already
Richmond Dispatch.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
|asSQN. The
,!EfRATIC " NOMINEE
M COUNTY SURVEYOR

','s ae past eighteen years
l a'laed as Assistant En-
'''a The Denver and Rio
=. l. and 5. f. and
'.'ac railroads, being a
Z, engineer and draughts-
I.;,t thoroughly competant
kaa \ 'nythug in his line.
! practically unknown
asa'y (having lived here
W, ~ years he takes this
,,,. y ls'ting the voters OF
~ Know who and what
n 'a'e !! for him means first
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Plants of tho World.

The fora of Europe embraces about
10000 species. India has about $4,000.
The British possessions in North
America. though with an area nearly
as large as Europe. have only about
5000. One of the richest fioras is that
OF the Cape OF Good Hope and Natal.
which numbers about 10000 species.
Australia is also rich In them. about
10 900 being known at the present
time
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
I'm. ,he rides


A very curious theory lately re',ssu s.
.. ,ha, the sap OF a living tres ODDS
ard aovs in some way in sympathy
with the tides of the ocean. n,s ~, :,
comes from italy. where erowe' =. :.
vines and other fruit trees, VINO -, : :
slso chemist, has been sIperimen'ins
' =. ,h,s AIrect,on. He says that no
,rsa ~ ahould be Topped or pruned excep'
during the hours of ebo tioe. 80 his
taken fourteen years to come 70 .rs ,,n
coucluusion, asd now always ae's up. "
nm h The result is his trees ana v ~,
have developed Ssauiful foliage -, -
s sn,endid crops and are quite free no"
spea sin at,scks of the insects which devas-
tate surrounding psopss
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Nh. mnch of n mI..ake.

II was a Pike county, Missouri, edi-
tor who wrote long obituary OF a
man who died owing seven years back
subscription. The closing sentence
read like this: "a very large process
sion followed the remains to their last
roasting place." and he didn't take the
trouble to explain the next week that
Il was a typographical error. either.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
Efpn Notice.

mroRApo- SIS.
. nl,ss, ns,.,cp. Of Section Twenty
! y ll9,h MN. ~, four sd OF the zen
,slisf ~ ~, AZ Colorado. entitled,
~ ~ 1h'ee,,hv given that a Gen
y S5.ss = ~ Of Ebert in the STATE
y .es5 .es.5sy succeeding the a hrsi
.. n So,ember, A. u. 1879,
y ss,s sssaas = h day Of November A.
- Ne joll0'si'O officers are To
y: rour,h Judicial District of
4 2. r,.,,ury caused by the res'snA'
~ O. LnnD
VI snd Recorder
ir,slrsf.
~.
',,s''.'I, ',s,s'','-.'I,,siouer, within and for
..Dss.iisaiisndeuI Dsisis' Of Schools.
ssrssof.
s.ss t.ssss', ,..es ,or Justices Precinct
IN, Ps.es for Justices Pre-
q. Peace for Justices Precinct
"a. Peace for Justices Precinct
4 "a. Peace for Justices Precinct
.s,s. Pe.se for Justices Precinct
q, 4 .ss Peace for Justices Pre-
a.. p,.c. for Justices Precinct
:. Jr.,Iee's Precinct No. one.
", ~ x, Justices Precinct No. two.
~, . =, y oJr,tice's Precinct No. three,
y 4. y Y, siustice's Precinct No. four.
Z ~ =, sinstice's Precinct No. five.
~ ~. y, ~ Iusriee's Precinct No. six.
+. I, y, u ilas,Ice's Precinct No. seveu.
=, NJ y, jasticc's Precinct No. eight.
I. TI,pes Whereof, | have here.
~ ~ nv hand and official seal, at
- thIs 10Th day Of October, A.
=" WILLIAM LITTLE,
County Clerk
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19
ftrict SkewI.

D'an and Miss Decker,
schools, are arranging
very entertaining and
play "The Deestrick
20 years Ago. in the
On Saturday evening,
ne proceeds TO go to
use Of an organ for the
nI, admission, adults, 25
'a'dreu 10 Cents. The
,, 1s1' will be very inter-
laughable, and as the
worthy one, should be
aeuded.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-10-19

A very pleasant social dance
was given Friday night by Mr..
and Mrs. A. Galloway at their
comfortable home s miles SOUTH
east of town. Dancing was kept
up until broad day light. Mr..
and Mrs. George Knight and son
furnished the music. All took
baskets well filed and at mid
night a sumptuous supper was
served. About so ladies and
gentlemen were present.