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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16
ma zdrowie wychodzi! A wy pano
vie szlachta j flantropi-uaywajcie'

w buffaloskiem ,,Echu" p. Ten
Sam Podaje proiekt, by rodacy nasi
m~ieszkajacy W Buffalo, zaioayli
biuro infOrmacyine ola prasy amery.
kahskiej.
,InfOrmowasoby to biuro - pisre
Ten Sam amerykahskie dzienniki
o paszych stosunkach, o nassych
wielkich mezach, o naszych obcho'
daoh tysiacznych innych spra'
wach j rzeczach".
Mysl to bardzo dobra i wartoby
ja wprowadzic W zyoie nietylko "
Buffalo, ale We wszystkich wick
szych miastach, z~amieszka}y b pre-,
polakow.
w Chicago zalozy} jut takie blu
70 Zwiazek M4odziezy, "a co nalezy
mu sic wielkie uznanie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

skim Z or u Nc. 3403 otrzymala .alc.ki $4,000 IA CecyEe Sszszyoka,
z gr 2S9, No 1929 $4,000 ja jest wyPsaoonei Cyrk. XVIII sl4S00O0.
Grupy, kt6re do Zwiazku Mar. Pol. przyjete zostaiy W lutym
1899:
Towazystwo sw. Trojoy, " Youngstown, o. jake gr. 43; Tow. sw.
J6zefa, W Oliver. Pa, jake gr 45i; Tow. Orzel Biaiy, W Maynard, Ohio
lako 81. 400; Tow. Synowie Polski, W Baltimore, Md, jako gr 46;
low. KS. Aug. Kordeckiego, W Milwaukee,, Wis, jake gr 457; Tow.
TTocertc hrGa Jan ~ soolssknego;w Cleveland, u, lsso gruPa 4oS;
Polskiob, W Wyandotte, Mich, jake gr 460; Tow. wandy Krolowej Pol
skeL W Wilkes Barre, Pa, jake OR. 461; Tow. Jujusza S{owackiego,
" BayOnne City; \; J. jake g5 4e2; Tow, Koko Drauatyozna Adams
Mlckiewicza, W Philadelphia, Pa, jake or. 463; Tow. Kr6la Polskiego
Wiadysfawa JagieAy, W Hartford, Conn, jake g. 464; Tow. Jana So
beskiego, W Lemont Ill, jake gr 1856; Tow. Clos wolnosci, W Breslau,
Pa, jake gr 466.
CHICAGO, dnia 60 marc 1899 r.
N. J. Sadorski, skr. jen. M. Ma;ecsi ka.ver
s. Nicki, rachmhtrz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

liza kreci sic W oku, gdy sic czyta
o losie naszych wychodzcow ma wys.
pach Hawajskich. Ale czy oni jsdni
TAX cierpia! A Krolestwo, a Galicja,
a Poznahskie? Wszedzie odzywa
sic jek ludu polskiego. A szlaohta
hula, a duchowiehstwo dry re stra.
chu Tub obojetnie szepce pacierze.
] my many milczee?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

Prosba do redakcji ,,Dziennika
Milwauckiego":
Sprawcie sobie panowie korekto.
r, znajacego jake tako jezyk polskil
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

Jak widzimy re sprawozdanis Ko.
misarza Skarbu ma Stany Zjedn, "
lutym wplyneio ma Skarb Narodowy
s12414. w styczniu wysialismy
S27144, razem vice W przecisgu
dw6ch miesiecy blisko 400 dol.
hadna to sumka. Obysmy mogli
czesciej notowac aki przyrost fun
duszow skarbowych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16
SPRAWOZDANIE

Komisarza Skarbu Mar. Pol. W Rap.
perswylu ma Stany Z~jednoczone
An. POI. "a miesiac luty
1899 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

w pDzienniku Milwauckim" czy.
tamy nastepujscy ,,kawslek":
pNiezwyk'a operacja zostaia do.
konsna ma msizonoe j. Scbmidta,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

Scrantonsk. str 2" W artykule
p. t. Dlaczego lud polski najwieoej
cierpi-tak m6wi o doll ludu nasze
go W Pennsylvania:
NV fabrykach i kopalniach penn
sylwahskich ma acknowledgement pc.
sterunkach widzimy polakow. Tam
pod ziemia, gdzie Mkt ME choe isG,
albo ME jest W stanie wytrzymat,
Pakuja polaka. Niekt6rzy nasi 70.
dacy ca}ymi tygodnismi, ba latami
nawet stoja W kopalni pc kolana W
wodzie, albo schyleni, ma kleczkach
kopia czarny kruszec ola amerykah.
skiego miljonera. lnni pieka sic pc
II goblin i wiecej W odlewarniach,
Tub dzwigajt zelastwo jak maszyny,
Jake CT ludzie maja bye zdrowi,
swobodnego umys1u, zadni wiedzy,
o%strozni, baczni ma iebezpieczeh-
stwo? Jak ich potomstwo ma bye
pozbawione zarazkow smierci? Te-
go chyba mkt zadac ME mole. | dzi.
vic sic ME sposob, re W tych smut.
nych warunkach najwiecej kalectw
smiertelnych wypadkow zdarza sic "
naszym ludzie %roboczym. Mas mordu-
ia kopalnie, fabryki, mas morduja oho.
roby powsta}e z wysilenia, z wilgoci, z
PrzeParzenia i z pijahstwa. Taxi ro-
botnik umeczony, gdy wroci do do
mu, niezdolny do zadnej piracy umys.
fowej-kontent, re moze sic orzezwiG
szklanka piwska zimneso i jest ME-
jake z CORY przeznaczony ma zag}a-
de. On dlugo ME wytrzyma walki
o zycie. Nawet polska zelazna ma
tura must ustapic prawu mocniejsze.
co..
Smutny to ale jake p~rawdziwy
obraz wiekszosci naszego wychodzc-
twa! Me div, re wciaz powtarza-
my okrzyk: Oswiaty wiecej, swiatla
wiecej, MECH przynajmniej dzieci
tego ludu ME "ierpia tax jak ich OF.
cowiel
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

W Chicago powstaje MOVE iowa.
rzystwo~ zwiszkowe pod nazwa: Pol.
ska przedewszystkiem!
S~zczytne to basio MECH zabrzmi
wszedzie, gdzie bija serca polskie,
a wrogowie ME zgnebia mas nigdy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

07 Assoni kGrlsdkoWski q gr D. No. i0it, ImaHy l7go ls,opada
$50 wslssy GiO~asEL Ir 80. No 1905, rusry q Hpca 1895
9S PAVED HopD-, q ~. u. No 55tG. Tmar,y s.ai1 1890. $500 %
V6l Francfs1sk sltuba, q n. 30, Ne. 1881. Inahy ego grudnia
1896 r., $3.50.
1881 Alex. Serocki. q or. IFS. Ne q32l zm.r,, IN E,. tso- seoo IN
1893 Franc. Prena. 2 Or IIO. No. gggs .m..x ~ -. So seooo 80
l15 Frsnckzek Wssowski, a or Ig2 Ne glgI. s..a, 4 -.
1897, $4,000
1l91 julian Lphski.r gr. is9. No a ,m.,,v ~ l,.,o tsos Ann I'm
1888 Jan Doppke. n or 50. Nc GO3f sm.5s "a 49,. a. 1870
1897 Jan ksrczewski' lgr 29d, No 1901, FmsHy ~ k-ksna ISps
1870 Adam Ryba, zgr 25s, Nc. 2s2sO. smsry sHpoa 1855. $4,000
1889 Wawrzynieo Gryszcx, 6.ki. . o.. 81. No SHt .m.,,y to w.-I
1898 r. 10000.
1894 Jan Bobro~sk, Z gr $50. No 2iSss, marty 10 -s.,ai. IsOs
r. $4,000.
Take pozostaie do wypiacena Cyrkulsu XVII. pi.tsy . pisF-szyoh
dnsch marca 1890 r. %sl26OOOO. pOnisssa wdows % Msasassa cis..I
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

Michaiskich przez panne NJ. WIS
ni.wska ! p. j. Lonozkowskiego,
przysiai Oh. Jul. Vessel, Phil del.
phia, Pa. l.50.
Is lutego. Cd grupy 297 z.
n. p, Virginia, Mimi. l.50.
Cd oh. l.. Terskiego, De-
troit, Mich, zebrane n& OBJ
chodzie listopadowym 1897
roku 7.l5
Cd OBJ. L. Terskiego, De-
troit, Mich, zebrane ma OBJ
chodzie Styczniowyml 1887. 16l
Cd Oddzialu Sksrbu Mar.
Pol. ma Nowy York i okoli-
ce, zebrane jak nastepuJe:
Cd Tow. Kosciuszki 500.
Trzeci Oddzial w. T. Kra-
kusow l.29.
Tow. Trzeci Maj, grupa "a
Il. n. 2. $50
Tow Ogniwo Braci Pol
skich, gr. Isl z. n. p. $3.50
Ma pikniku Tow. Puiaskie-
go zebra1y panic Buczkow-
ska j Benczyk POS
Tow. Cor Korony Polskiej 100
Tow. Pah Polskich $50
Zebrane ma obhodzie 30 IL
stopada 1898 T. $50
Tow. Polonia, or. 30ZN.P. 600
Tow. Jan Ill Sobieski, gr.
81 Z. n. P. 200.
Tow. jenerala Czachowskie.
go $50
II lutego. Cd gr. $50 Il. p.
P, przysis} oh. s. Szeszycki 2.7l
Cd gr 393 z. N. p, przy-
sial OBJ. St. S~zeszyoki 125
% lutego. Cd Tow. Soko{
Polski i'm. z. Balickiego,
So. Bend, przys}a} OBJ. L. Lii
wosz LOS
% lutegc. Oh. 1. Wieczor-
kiewicz zebral u OBJ. S cze-
pana Klinowieckiego, Ca
lumet, Mich, nast7pujace
sunny: So. Klinowiecki 100,
I'll. Klinowiecki 90, NJ.
Klinowiecki &C., J.. Klino-
wiecki &C., /. Klinowiecki
&C., NJ. Borkowski 10c., St.
Tomalsa 10c., /. Ruczyn-
ski 10c., An. Fundakowski
1Oc., |. Wisozorkiewicz 3Oc.
Razem 100
OBJ. Falandys, Kingston,
Pa, przyslaa ofiarowane
przez OBJ. u. Bartkowiaka z
Sobieski, Wis. z powodu
zakupienia cd niego ksia-
Eek 2.OOl
Z1ozone u OBJ. M. Majew-
skiego,. jake k%asjera u. N.
P, a m~ianowicie:
Grupa 80 z. N. f., przys}a}
OBJ. JOE. Szymahski 4.56
Grupa Al 1.S0l
42S 90
33S 2.32
300 sol
Oh. Teodor Borowiak ze-
bral nj chrzcina h u p. p.
Kasisnowskich 2.12l
Oh. Piotr Buszka 100l
Grupa 1856 u. N. p. 3.45
219 sol
Zwiazek Sokolow Polskich 30.44
Grupa 22S Il. N. P. 2.76I
80 3.Sl
12S 4OSl
1873 re skarbonki 3.26
- = IN A 4
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

Stan kasy l marcA 1899 $16,925,37
Wyraznie $40 dwadziesoia cztery
dolsry ! czternsscie centow (S124.1D
wyslaiem ma rece dyrektora Muzeum
Mar. Pol. W RaPperswylu oh. ).
Galezowskiego, 50 Boulevard Ma
lesherbes, Paris, France, przez Mil
wsukee Ave. State Bank, Chica.
go, Ill.
II. N. HeIihsEi,
Kom. Skarbu Mar. Pol. pa Stany
Zjedn. Am. Pom.
CHICAGO, d. 8 msrca 1899.
Wszystkie pisma polskie uprasza
sic o saskawe powtorzenie powyzsze.
go sprawozdania.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

Ugodowcy, handlarze j ludzie o.
bojetni-rzek} W jednej z NOV swo'
ich J. P. Altgeld, byiy gubernatol
stanu Illinois-nigdy ME potrafis u.
kroc:6 naduzy6, zak}adac lub reformo
wac wolne instytucje albo walczyt
"a prawa ludzkosci. Zawsze beda
narzedziami ola wroga. Gdziekol,
wick rzadza, tam stronniotwo ME
warte jest szacucku ludzkosci. Tyl.
ko ludzie zasad i odwazni NIGGA krai
ten zbawic.
Ziote sa to s&owa ola naszej piracy
narodowej. Ugoda z wrogiem ME
polePszy naszego bytu; h~andlarstwo
zapominajace o dobru ludzkosci, ME
wzmoze naszych si1 do walki; a obo'
jetnosG ma sprawe ludu poprostu "a
bija narod. Pamietajmy zawsze G
tenn, walczmy do ostatka!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16
Ia miesiac Luty 1899.

Posmiertne uchwalono do wypiacenia.
Cyrkulsrz XVIII, puypadkow 20, .(metczyzn 10, kobiet A. sl4 10000.
UWAGA. Ma wypakek smierci Teofl wiewski, z or. "a, No 2IssI,
rozpisano s6OOoo; n a wypadek smierci Antoni Cebulski, z pr. 1913. No.
1895 rozpsano $4,000; ma wyPadek smierci J6zef Adamskf, z or. 1871.
rozpsano 100000.
w lutym 1899 posmiertne Mrpiaconn:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

Pray ~wyPiaoeniu CyrkularIa XVI a powodu niedopelnienia formal.
nosci prawnych wst1ymSno nAstspujsey benefit:
1901 Walenty Borohar, q gr 10, No 1923 GOO 90
Masterpiece Wypadki tmsry, - r6tnych e1asach rakwestyono~an s
Przez Iarz4dy' benehiy - jeszcEe ME wyThoone;
No vvpsaku
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

..srsd at o. at Chicago, Illinois as second-class
matter.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
1856 Papcrs---
A Year For One Dollar.

During the Spanish-American war
The Thrice -a-Week World proved it,
great value by promptness, thorough
ness and accuracy Of its reports from
the scenes of important events. II
was as useful as a daily TO the reader
and IL will be of equal value in re-
porting the great and complicated
questions which are now before the
American people II prints the news
OF all the world, having special cor
respondence from oil important news
points on the globe. II has brilliant
Illustrations, stories by great authors
capital humor page complete mar,
kets, departments for the household
and wornan's work and other special
departments OF unusual interest
We offer this unequalIed newspa-
per and the Ebert County TRIBUNE
together one year for ~. The resn-
lar subscription price o. the two
papers is $3.50.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04

the great work which the denomi-
nations are doing, there are no less
than II 200, 900 youths in the
United States between the ages Of
five and eighteen, who arc not in
any Sunday school. Realizing the
great need, las the Union does, il is
desired that this 10th anniversary
shall be the occasion for arousipg
fresh interest in the great work Of
the society for the neglected chill
dren of the land. They especially
request that the 2sth of May be
observed in all the churches and
Sabbath schools rs American Sun
day School Union Day.
The committee of arrangements
are Clarkson Clothier, chairman,
Philadelphia; John N. Beach and
Robert I. B. Easton, New York;
VIM. H. Wanamaker, VIM. c.
Stoever, @. II. Cara and J. NJ.
Androws, secretary of the commit
tee, Philadelphia; L. B. Steven
son, assistant TO chairman, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Persons wishing to make in
quiries concerning this anniversa-
ry may address any member of
the committee at 1929 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
EASTONvILLE ITEMS.

The photo factory is now in
full blast and some fine work is
being turned out.
Andy Vanderburg has gone to
Colorado Springs where he will
work for lumber company dur
ing the summer.
j. S. Evans has been summoned
to serve on. the jury during the
May term of the United States
court at Denver.
Revival services under the direc-
ton of Rev. Mr.. Rankin and Prof.
Colburn begin tomorrow. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Willie BAIL expects to spend
his summer vacation with his par
ents who reside at Guadalajara,
Mexico.
The members of Sunrise Lodge
X. of z. visited Majestic Lodge at
Falcon Thursday night. Several
new members were initiated, after
which splendid banquet was
served. Everybody present had
fine time.
j. M. Bradshaw, who recently
fell a distance of sixteen feet,
alighting on pile OF rock, is now
able TO ride out some in his buggy.
No bones were broken in his fall,
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04

week, but we were SO very busy
with other things we had to de-
cline.
A small-sized blizzard-one of
the howling kind-Saturday night
and Sunday made us think that
winter had come again in earnest;
but it put the ground in fine con-
dition for spring work.
On account of the storm there
was no Sunday school on Sunday
morning. The young peoples
meeting in the evening was well
attended and very interesting.
Mr.. McCuen has been digging
a we'll for FL. A. Tanner and we
understand he struck a good vein
of soft water at thirty feet. Mr..
McCuen has several wells to dig
in this vicinity this summer and
begins on one for Mr.. Adams next
week.
Rev. A. T. Gilkey will preach
at this place next Sunday evening
and hopes to make arrangements
to have an appointment here every
two weeks. Come, everybody,
and hear a good sermon. Mr..
Gilkey is one of the best ministers
in this country and is doing a
good work here.
KENO.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
.EREE seed FOR TRIAL
The STATE AGRICULTURAL !
COLLEGE, FoRr COLLINS, !
Colo, April 30, 1899. \

The TRIBUNE, Elbert, Colo.
Gentlemen: A few years ago
the u S. Department of Agricul
ture imported some Turkestan
alfalfa and we tested it at the Col
lege Farm at Fort Collins. 1t
proved more vigorous and pro-
ductive than the kind commonly
in use in Colorado. The claim is
made for it that in its native home
it will grow and make a good crop
with but little more water than
we have in the vicinity of Denver
during the summer season. 1t
seems probable that it will grow
easily with the rainfall of the
Divide. After considerable trouble
we have been able to get hold of a
small amount of seed for expert
mental purposes on the Divide.
We desire now TO make some tests
there to see how little rain it will
thrive on and live, the tests to be
made in the following manner:
Select piece of ground which
extends on gradual slope from a
moist lowland in the valley of
some stream to the high and dry
upland. Sow long narrow strip
of the alfalfa from the lowland 10
the highland. Keep a careful
record of how far up the slope the
alfalfa lives at all; how far up it
lives and blossoms, and how far
up it makes seed.
The second year let the first
crop go to seed and save enough
of the seed from that which ripen-
ed seed the highest, to SOW an
area equal to the first planting.
Sow this by the side of the first
planting and note the third year
whether the plants from Colorado
grown seed will thrive farther up
the slope than the original foreign
seed.
We have been able to secure
only a small amount of this seed,
but we have enough SO that we
would like to make fifteen of these
tests of one-eighth acre each, at
various places on the Divide.
Any one who would like to
make the test and who is satisfied
that he can do il carefully for the
three years, will please apply to
the undersigned
W. W. Cooke,
Professor of Agriculture, Colo
rado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins, Colo.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
JURISPRUDENCE
CHENOWETH

grand muSical entertainment
6yen at Chenoweth hall last
y evening which was much
n by those present. Prof.
gave an exhibition Of his
Peal Grinding Machine which
. most wonderful and amaz-
Phibition that Chenoweth has
Fitnessed. Many subjects
Pied themselves to be trans
and the results were
'hing. One case was an old
transtormed into a lovely
bride; another was an aged
with lettering steps, who
10 return 10 childhood and
cere changed into two sweet
|ables. Besides there we're
other wonderful things.
([oodY was delighted and the
lllee extend their hearty
70 all those who rendered
assistance.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
BlJoU VALLEY

~ Jones has purchased a
I0An Deere riding pIow and a
B wagon.
sslx-year-old son of VIM.
: spending the summer
|nis aunt Mrs. T. M. Jones.
= Luplow and his bride left
pNe'n for his old home last
Y, 1t is understood that
|. |sul make their home at
u u The near future. Mrs.
|, i mother OF the bride, has
'aarse of the postoffice and
| y entertainment last Saturday
r was well attended consid-
,aa 'ne threatening weather.
,,uslc ,as ., furnished was very
s,;a. aia al . seemed to enjoy the
/ ou Of Prof. Rekab's won
,o5 , S5',;nlne' t;n and have a gene
! y sinooi o intends giving a
umn,.' entertainments during
H. .II''aer. They will endeavor
,rso.a: eacn one better than the
I t. .,ns sa In this way they
gan soon be able to purchase
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
Notice for Publication.

Land ONCE at Denver, Colo, April q. iso9.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his Intention 70 make
1nal proof In support Of hir claim, and that eaid
proof will 10 made before the clerk Of the district
court Of Ebert county at Kiown, Colorado, On
May IL, isq9, viz: 81. CLAIR Ross, 1r., II. p. No,
lGs3o; for The or No or, " hf OF lot l. sec. g. 7
10 . and hf 80 Or eec 81 T =, X a. W, OF y.
He names the following witncsscs To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
rald land viz.
J. II. Lundy and Tony Tadaroe Of Elbert, Colo
Ms2 49, CD. FORD. Register.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
ME FORUM
ENTERTAINMENT

esument under the auspices of Ebert Home Forum is
Il to come off in the church the evening of May 18TH
ar is strictly for members of the order and the orders
Otd invitations will be issued and is expected to
,;tbout an invitation.
Mr. Bell the eloquent minister of Eastonvle will give
and an interesting program of exercises will be presented the
Using with sumptuous supper in thu town hall.
me Forum doing grand work il protecting the depend
Of its members from poverty and distress, and is growing
than any other orgrnizatcn and the members of the
I want their friends to know about it, About two hundred
Mons will be issued
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
THEIR DIAMOND
ANNIVERSARY

The diamond anniversary of the
American Sunday School Union is
to be held in Philadelphia this
month, and much interest is being
developed in this great national
society as the occssion approaches.
Meetings will be held in the
Academy of Music ON May oath
and 25th, at which addresses will
be made by the following eminent
speakers, representing the varied
interests which are served by the
work of this society:
D. l.. Moody, the well known
evangelist; Rev. DIR. A. +. Schauf-
fer of New York, Rev. J. NJ.
Crowell, d. d. of Philadelphia,
the Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, d.
D., successor of Henry Ward
Beechcr in Plymouth pulpit; Rev.
E. w. Rice, d. d. of Philadel-
phia, Rev. Russell ii. ConwelI, d.
b. of Philadelphia, Dev. DIR. E.
X. Bell of Mansfield, Ohio, Rev.
Addison p. Foster, d. d. or Bos-
ton, Rev. Henry Clay Trumbull,
d. D.. editor Sunday School
Times, Z. p. Bancroft of New
York, w. h. Dodge of New York,
w. A. Hills of Ohio, Rear Ad-
miral J. w. Philip, U. S. N, F.
G. Ensign of Chicago, Gen. Jo-
seph Wheeler, U. S. A, Morris
X. Jesup of New York, thr presi-
dent of the society, Rev. J. II.
McCulIaco of Kentucky, w. L.
DETROIT OF Kansas, Rev. w. X.
King of st. Louis, Eo., +, Rufus NJ.
Jones, editor American Friend,
Philadelphia, Rev. Theodore Guy
Ter, d. d. of Brooklyn, and others.
Mr.. IL. ii. McGraDahan, with
the assistance of the Philadelphia
Choral Union and other singers,
consisting of 900 voices, viii have
charge of the music.
The work of the society for Is
years in part, is as follows:
loo, 92s Sunday schools organized
containing 57s,6SO teachers and
4,07O, 34s scholars; 224, S44 cases
Of aid to schools, having 10, $685.
$50 members. Nearly four
schools day organized for every
day of the last IS years. Value
of publications distributed by sales
and gifts, over 80. 900, 900.
Forty-one Sunday schools have
been organized on the Divide in
five years, out of which have
grown seven church organizations,
of which Sidney and Running
Creek are two.
Alter all this work that has been
accomplished by the Union and
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04

We have about come TO the con-
clusion that any old thing can run
Il newspaper. Editor Murray of
the Banner.
We believe Friend Murray is
from Missouri. It's too bad that
so many are thus afflicted. We're
not so many, but can be counted.
Editor Bennett of the Eye.
Yes, 1t does seem that any old
thing can run newspaper in Eliz-
abeth.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once at Denver. Colorado,
March "a, 1879.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has fied notice Of HE intention 10 make
final proofin support Of his claim, and that said
proof will he made bcforc the clerk OF the district
1852 viz: Elizabeth c. Hathaway, formerly Eliza
beth {. Chenoweth; TOR the " hf ne or and W hf
&c or sec. IS twp. . ., range 90 ".
ne nance the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Frank Crowley, Clarence Ross, J. II. Lundy and
Pat Berry, all Of chenoveth, Colo.
ss-sI Q. b. FoRD. Register.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
Notice for Publication.
Land ofico at Denver, Colorado. |
April N. feop.

Land On,co nt Denver. Colorado.
April ". fs9g.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention 70 make
final proof 10 support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the clerk OF the county
court of tlbcrt county, at Kiowa, Colo, on. June
~ l8gg viz; Richard o. Maui; II E 1888; for the
hf &c Or sec !. and bf ne or sec ". 7 ., X ca
W.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove his
con'Iuuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, vis:
:. Alex. oakes, James Call. Lou hin and aeorge
$50 '' $500 Z. D. FORD. Register
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
THE MARKETS.
CATTLE.

The following quotations indicate
the range Of prices on the Denver
market:
Choice steers, corn fed .s4.50@4, 80
Texas steers, meal fed .. 4.25C94.5o
Cows and heifers, corn fed 3.5O@4.25
Choice steers, 1900 to
1,400 lbs. 4.00@4.5O
Choice steers, l,l00 to
1900 lbs. .......... 3.7b94.25
Fair to medium steers,
killers s..........-... 3.5O@3.75
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
U. S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
Climate and Crop Bulletin of tho
Weather Bureau Colorado
Section, for the week ending
Monday, May l.
THE DIVIDE

Ell PAso: Ellicott-Seediug
early potatoes, corn and oats;
grass growing nicely. Hustled
Favorable for plowing and plant
ing, but too dry for growth; fair
proportion of corn planted, but
termination slow; some complaint
Of alfalfa being winter killed.
DOUGLAS: Castle Rock-Pre-
cipitation generally insufficient;
plowing two-thirds finished.
ELBERT: Elizabeth-Dry and
windy with cool nights; light snow
night of goth, but not enough to
do material good.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-05-04
Notice for Publication.

Land Ofhcc al Denver, Colo. April IA, 1899.
Notice l. bereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his Intention TO make
hnal proof 10 support Of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the clerk q county court
Il EIbert Co.. at Kiowa, Colo. on May goth, 1850,
III. Matthew Young; II L 1895; for the lot 2
md e M sw ar sec u. Tse, n CIV.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
.ontiu uons residence upon and cultivation Of said
Joseph Plant, Milton $. Dotwilcr, John Clibon
md John II. Lundy. all Of Elbert, solo;
2aA Q. ID. FORD, Register.