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tigation or research. Although, after
reading a number Of Mr.. ROwland's
sermons it is impossible to believe
that he possesses candid mind, I can
not believe after reading his latest
sermon tnat he ever was present when
enlightened artizans discussed the
conditions Of employment.
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will and their fitness to represent a
few Thousand people, must demon
strate them TO one cold blOoded. ju-
dicial, undemonstrative group Of
Americans after another. To use the
figure of May Irwin further: She can
not sing, she is not beautiful, she Is
not chic. but she has temperament
Mr.. Bryan is frequently very Illogical,
his figures are hyperbolical and he
has cultivated the style Of bygone
Oratory. but he has temperament and
his audiences listen with pleasure
whether his faith is theirs or not.
The mistake Mr.. w. ID. Oldham and
others who initiate Mr.. Bryan make
is in copying his oratorical flights and
eliminating his simplicity and earn
estness from their labOred efforts.
Besides, these others lack tempera-
nent. Public speaking is not their
calling, and very large audiences fire.
quently regret the accident that com.
pels listening to them. Newspaper
men who endeavor to be i'm
partial attribute the mechanical ap-
plause that followed Mr.. Oldham's
nomination Of Mr.. Bryan at the Kan
sas City convention not to any lack
Of enthusiasm for the candidate but
to the flowers of poetry, mythology
and history that Mr.. Oldham attach
ed to his speech, while the lamp
burned. For instance instead Of say
ing that Mr.. Bryan favored both
metals for money; he said that he
favored "the gold that flushed the
winged sandals of Hermes and the
silver that glitters in the bow of
Diana. This orator who was nOmi-
mating a man for an office OF the
greatest dignity and power said that,
it remained for him "to pronounce
the name that had been thundered
forth from the foot Of Bunker Hill
and echoed back from Sierras' sunset
slope, and that reyerberates among
the pine-capped, snOw-crowned nils
Of the North and rises up from the
slumbering, fiower-scented sayanuas
of the South" After this there was
not much for stupetied lot OF dele
gates from Oshkosh, kalamazoo, st.
Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg, and New
York to do but yelf,pound the building
wave flags, and set in motion the
marching clubs that had been held in
reserve. No audience will take that
sort of thing from anyone nowadays
but Bryan. If republican speaker
attempted it he would lose caste
prestige and everything else he really
needs in his business. Even sopho-
mores who first gave the style name,
no longer make use Of it.
= =
"Hot Pics"
A former resident Of Lincoln. while
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The Rain.

In a recent letter to The Chicago
Record, Mr.. William E. Curtis, the
popular correspondent of that paper
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"Hot Pic.n


A former resident Of Lincoln, while
sojourning in Boston in December
was induced to buy pie from a boy
with basket full. The boy hawked
them as 'hot pies" and the gentleman
was hungry and on his way to the
station, besides he is Yankee, and
the pies were properly Drowned. faky
and stood the further test Of making
his mouth water. The gentleman
bought one and found that it was
frozen solid. He collared the boy and
asked him what he meant by selling
him hot pie frozen solid. The boy
told him that Hot Pie" was the
name of the pie he bought. This was
before the days Of "Hot time and
"Hot STUFF and the purely figurative
use of hot.
By the same token, some Of the ac-
tions of the Abraham Lincoln club OF
this city require explanation. The
Abraham Lincoln club is Just the
name of it. The name. the compost.
lion and the measures, it occasionally
sdopts, have no connection.
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x-Ray In Use for Examination and Diagnosis
GERMAN SPECIALISTS treat ali chronic dis
cases Of man and woman; Catarrh, Rheumatism.
Brain. Stomach. Heart. Kidney, Bladder. Henof-
rhoids (pilcs) cured; vitality restored RUPTURE
CURED; latest electric discovery; knife, M
injection; no pain. Trusses trial.
PRIVATE DISEASES. Structure. Impoeency. varf-
eocee, Hydrocelc Syphilitic Skin and Blood Poison
cured without mercury.
Especial attention in old and so-called ircurable
cases treated and cure accomplished Hours. 10
TO L. 9 to 6. Tuesdays and Saturdays till 8 even
irg. DIX CLAhhA
my26u
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CHURCH NOTICES.

REUoBoTH BAPTIST CHURCH, 1st St.. bet
ard SITS sw. Preaching IL a. IN. Baptzin,
o'clock p Communion p. Rev. JOHN
RICHARDS. Pastor. Item
REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHCRCH-Scrv.
ices at $3.50 Sunday afternoon and o'clock
Wednesday evening. in Confederate Veteran Hall,
i3l Nth st. NV. At the Sunday service Col
OLIVER G.. SABIN will deliver FREE lecture
teaching how the sick are healed through Chris
tian Science. The information given in these
lectures would cost Sl00 il obtained through the
Orthodox Christian Scientists. The hall is eomiiisr
dious and centrally located. All are cordially in-
yiteJ. Item
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Auctioneera
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF A VALUABLE
PIECE OF REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST
SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN N
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN AS

PIECE OF REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST
SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN N
AND o STREETS NORTHWEST KNOWN AS
NO. 1871 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed in trust and the authority
therein given to US, from Ann Hall and others
dated February g. 1897. and recorded on the Goth
day of June 1907 in Liber 2223. folio l97 ct sea-.
one OF the land records OF the District of Colum.
bia, the undersigned will sell at public auction
on MONDAY. JUNE Is, 1900. at 5 O'Clock p.
NJ. the following described valuable piece OF real
estate, situate on the east side OF Twelfth Street
vest between N and o Streets north in the
CITY OF Washington, District Of Columbia. viz:
All that part or parcel OF lot numbered six {6) in
SQUARE numbered three hundred and thirteen (3l3)
contained within the following metcs and bounds.
Beginning for the same at a point on Twelfth
Street west forty (i0) feet south from the north
west corner OF said lot thence running cast nine
tyfiye (95 feet the full depth OF said lot; THENCE
west nuety-fivc (95) feet TO the line of said
Twelfth Street, and thence running south, by the
line OF said Twelfth Street. twenty (2O) fee, to
thc place OF beginning, continuing ono thousand
nine hundred q 800 square feet.
Terms Of sale: One-third. of. the purchase nrice
in cash, and the balance in two equal install
ments, payable at six and twelve months. with g
per cent interest to be secured by deed of trust on
the premises sold, or all cash. at the option az
the purchaser. All conveyancing, recording. and
revenue stamps TO be at the purchasers cost
fifteen days, otherwise the prspsIy will be resold
at the risk and cost OF the defaultinc purchaser
CLIFTON VI. BIGELoW. Tr,,ster
49i Louisiana Avenue.
MASON y. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
1ea-dSds 3H d. street northwest
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Dr.. Reed, 500 o
Specialist, Twelfth 81.

Cures Chronic, Nervous. and Special DISEASES
Of Men and Women.
Consultation free and confidential.
Medicines furnished ready for use.
Charges low-prompt cure guaranteed.
Children half price. Private waiting rooms.
Special license from the District of Columb:,
to treat Catarrh, Obesity, rheumatism, Con-
s.ipation, Piles, Throat, Lung, Brain, Heart,
Blood, and Skin Diseases, Gonorrhoes, elect,
Structure, yaricocele, and Hydroeele cured
without detention from business. No painful
instruments used.
Nervous and Sexual Debility, Loss by Dream,
or in Urine, Syphilis, all stages, Blood Poison.
and Ulcers cured for life by safe methoda
Office Hours. 10 70 I; 20 6. Sundays. 10 to L,
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THE 1I,IEs WASHINGTON. SUNDAY. JUNE TO- 1svu


FOR RENT-711 9Th St NV. 8 rooms bed
rooms newly painted and pspered; only
s22 80; key next door. EDWARD KERN. % Il
It. IelO-3t
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THOMAS BOWLING. :Auctioneer.
cHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN As NO SOB 18TH 81. v. E., M
PROVED BY A TWO STORY FRAME DWELL

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
KNOWN AS NO. SOB 10TH 81. n f.. I'M.
PROVED BY \ TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING.
By virtue of n decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia. passed in Equity cause
No. 2l321, the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale at public auction in front OF the prem
ises the SIXTEENTH DAY OF JUNE 1900
and premises, situate in the District OF Columbia
described as and being lot numbered 81. in Ed.
ward Cavcry's Subdivision, IL block numbered
30. in tract Of land known as "Long Mead
ows," and aIso part Of lot numbered As, in w H.
Claggett's Subdivision. in block co. in said Long
Meadows. being 20 by 80 feet, more or less, to-
gether with the improvements thereon. known
No. sG3 18th st. ne. and with the use OF 10
foot alley in the rear OF sid premises
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One
third Of the purchase money to be paid in cash
and the balance in tive equal instlllments. pay
able in and two years, with interest at per
cent per annum payable ser,i-annuaily, from day
of sac. for which the notes Of the purchaser to BE-
given. secured by first deed OF trust on property
sold. all cash, mt the option OF the purchaser.
A deposit OF 500 at time of sale. AL convey
arcn.. recording, stamps, and notarial fees at
cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale TO be complied
with within ten days from date Of sale. II the
terms of sale or not complied with in ten days
from date OF sale the trustees reserve the right
TO resell at the risk and cost OF deilultirS pur-
chaser.
JAMES W. GREER. $40 Ind Ave.
JOSEPH A. BURKART, Corcoran Bldg.
DANIEL o'DRiSCoLL. sos d st. y. W.
ieG-iSds en-
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For RENT-OFFIcEs.

FOR kENT-Rooms in building. 5Js st. nw.
cheap rent apply TO W. J. DANTE. Hutch
trs Bldg. 10th and D sta sp2s.u
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
EoR sALELHAnsEa

FOR sALE-H0UsES.
HOW TO own home on $40 pfnsnth For parti-
culars drop postal for boohiss illustrating Fort
Myer Heights. FULTON R.sfQRDON, pos G.
st. NV. ..,o.,- jeI0-3t
FOR sALE-K, near 18th ST.. is!story and cellar
Groom brick; price sf.501 PRANK HAIR
RISON, Warder Building. 9th and je9-3t-em
WE HAVE homes and investments 1920 to
5000; terms to suit. NEHIY0RK BUSINESS
BhohERs' 1905 st. ieo-St
FOR SALE-Do you want to buy home or an
investment: I have great number of house,
flats. that can Sc. cheap, and on weekly easy
terms. if you want bargains. Call and see S.
CARR, 1850 Nd. ave. ne; open till p.
ie7-3t,em
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The 20 DAYS" Cure

(for mcn) leads all remedies In this city:
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Con-
sultation free DR. McKEEHAN. 516 18th st. ne.
Offcc hours. to II a. m. 9 to p. m Sundays
2 to .. m. my25-lmo
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALT THE EVANSVILLE FARM at Hyatts.
vile, Nd; II acres OF excellent soil in high
state OF cultivation; fine shade and water; dwell
ing, 10 rooms and bath. hot and cold water; l.
room tenant house, barn, stables, carriage,
ice. and poultry houses: also fine horses car.
riages. farming implements COWS, hogs,
poultry, etc; must be to be appreciated.
Price, $4,000. or $1,000 without personally.
ROGERS & ROGERS, Hyattsville. Md. ie6It
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f-----------------'--
WALL PAPER.

AREN'T YOU READY for Us yet? Here it is a.
most July, AND We haven't begun to paper the
rooms We're ''busy as bees Just now, but not
too busy to attend to you promptly. Rooms
papered with OUR new, stylish paper-s2 up.
+. q. NOLTE, $40 9ti, st. NO BRANCH. je9-tf
ROOMS papered 81 up; work guaranteed; sam.
pies brought. HUNT. SIG St. Room s.
je2-7t,em
FOR RENT-sTABLEA-
FOR RENT-Larsc yard in rear of l6l5-l6l7 NJ
at. nv, is7-3t,em
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HELP wAxrEp-MALE.

WANTED Glars pants finishcr. 1SiS St
top floor. HEATING. il
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HELP wAxrlsp-MALr AND FEMALE

1000. EITHER SEX. wanted. Office work at
home: $40 to s25 j week; respectable baSincs.;
stamp for reply. LOCK Bon col, Fort Wayne,
Ind 1t
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NyANTED-sUBURBA ROOMS AND
BOARD.

SEVERAL large, cool rooms, with irst-class
board; pure water and abundant shade; 6
einutes' from depot. BOX lis. Laurel, Nd
ie9-St
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CAPABLE men and women good paving travelling
POSITIONS salary and expcrses, local reprJsen-
tativcs also wanted; steady employment; refer
ences required CAPITOL PUBLISHING co,
Hartford. Conn. 1t
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wANTED-Rcliable woman for general housework'
must go home nights lils Binney ST., Co.uHi-
bia Heights. le9-S''eih
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WANTED-A live wide-awake young man for
grocery and provision store: state address in
full, age. and salary expected. Address BON
469. this office. II
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SANTED-settled woman TO cook and do general
housework for small family in Mount Pleas.
anti good wages to competent person; give list OF
references. Address Bon IO3, Tins Office. IL
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TRAVELLING statesmen everywhere TO carry side
line; the newest and best collar button made.
"SoFBAK' BUTTON, III Randolph St, Chicago.
1t
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WANTED-Traveling ron for high grade side line;
those preferred who have established trade:
large demand; big profits paid weekly; light
samples; salary and expenses TO successful meme
who handle it exclusively. Address THE D0MlN-
ION COMPANY, Dept. W, 1884 Dearborn St, Chi
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FOR RENr-couNrRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Cottage. Colonial Beach. Va, partly
fur, near the wharf: rooms; large porches;
excellent pump water in kitchen; shade and fruit
trees; per season. $50. A. S. CAYWooD. 933 9th
st. NV. jc9-3t. EN-
FOR RENT-Cottage. Colonial Beach. Va;
rooms; beautiful location. river front; porches.
shade. beach, pavilion, bath houses. Box 49, this
office. jec03t, en-
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wANTED-Skirt hands and improves and machine
hand. 500 9Th ST. NV. JeI-St,em
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WANTED-Young lady waitress: also lady to care
for child; permanent. BASEMENT, I'd "a
ct
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wANTED-AGENTs.

MAGNETIC EEAING-Famous weltmer method:
complete selt-instr7ictor by mail s.; journal
free. Addr,ss NATIONAL SCHOOL, CHrollton,
Mo. II
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wANTED-HALLs.

NANTED-To rent, hall for lodge meetings two
nights in month; must be very reasonable and
centrally located. Address BOX ACC, this office.
1t
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wANTED-Settled colored woman for general
housework; stay nights. Call, with REF. COZ
2ad st. W. ITEM
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RETIRING SALE-Contents Of store 429 9th st.
NV, Consisting Of wall paper OF more THAI
10000 rolls; all the newest latest, as well as the
style 50 years ago, from cents up apiece; we'll
teected assortment Of upholstery material for fur
nture covering. ap26-2mo. EN-
THE finest stock system In existence; large as
sured income and guaranteed principal
STOCK BROKERS' r. U. BON 1854. n. Y.
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-rEMAI.E.
SITUATIONS wAsrED-MALE.

wANTED-Young man desires position as clerk
of evenings, from $50 to $3.50. Address r.,
Station ID. 1t
WANTED will give $50 a month for six months,
for a Government position paying 500 year.
Address Box s54, this Office. ie9-3t, en-
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WANTED-A colored woman to cook and wash;
to go to New York; wages Sl5 la. Greg.
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wANTED-Gernan girl for general housework; no
washing; good home. 629 st. NV. Item
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wANTED-Furnished rooms in NV. for light
housekeeping; must be in first-cass neighbor-
hood, in reasonable rates. Address BOX AGO, this
Office iel0-3t
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WANTED--Two coiorcd men as cook and waiter in
restaurant Apply Monday morning. Ia Pa.
ave. Ii
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WANTED-Two frst-class bushelman; steady
work; good pay. Apply GS2 ID st.
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CoLoREp girls taught designing, cutting. htting'
and making. $40 az st. NV jeio-n
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WANTED-White girl for general houscwork; no
washing and ironing. sos 5th st. NV. Item
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-01-25
COLORADO AND
COLORADO PEOPLE.
The Peoples Friend.

30 far no country newspaper
mas announced that il would be
obliged to add a half dollar per
year or suspend publication. The
Denver papers have asked their
patrons to contribute aims to the
tune OF 33 per cent. As a matter
OF fact the cost of producing s
weekly paper in the country has
been augmented just as much in
proportion as has the cost incident
to the issue of a daily paper in
the city. The newspaper man
In any of the towns of the state
has Just AS much 20 warrant him
in asking an additional income as
The proprietors of the city papers
have, but he will not. The coun-
try editor stands closer TO his
people and the section he repre-
senls than the daily paper does.
lie has helped to make his terri
tory what it is and feels a n natura |
interest in ITS welfare.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-01-25
Colorado as She Is.

Colorado ranks first in the
Union as gold and silver pro-
ducing state.
Colorado ranks first in the
Union FOR healthful climate
Colorado ranks first in the
Union for beautiful scenery.
Colorado ranks fifth in the
Union as an iron and steel pro-
ducing state.
Colorado ranks fifth in the
Union as a coal producing state.
Colorado ranks sixth in the
Union as live stock producing
state.
Colorado ranks eighth in the
Union as an agricultural state.
Colorado is but little over twen-
ty-five years old.
Keep these figures in mind and
when YOU write to friend in the
east tell him about them.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-01-25
Another Lecture,

Rev. DR.. Kirkland, the Evan.
gelist, will deliver his celebrated
and humorous lecture on .sDisbon-
est Courtship, Sweet Danger and
Secrets OF Happy Married Life
at the church in Elbert on
Saturday evening, January 9th.
Ihis lecture is the effort of his
life and has been delivered in
twenty different states of the
Union. 1t has been received
everywhere with the ereatest
pleasure by crowded houses. and
requests to repeat it are alwavs
given There is vein of rich
humor running through it, and
The audience is frequently reversed
from laughter to tears. 1t is a
treat that will long be remember
ed. Admission, children 10 cents.
adults 25 cents.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-01-25
An Ancient Belle

Our western civilization Is NOT 90
far ahead as we fancy It is. In the er-
cavations which the Italian govern
ment is still making at Pompeii the
wnrkmen lately disinterred lot OF
a, tlcles used by Roman lady In her
toilet nearly nineteen centuries ago.
One novelty. which. 80 far as known.
is not employed to-day. was a sleeping
sandal. SO constructed that soft cords
or straps ran from the ends in such q
manner that when the sandal was put
upon the foot upon retiring 10 rest II
kept the toes apart and so tended to
make them resemble those Of the Greek
statues. II Ia clear that fashions In
those days were very different in re-
spect to what makes pretty foot than
what they are Mt the present time
NA- York Mail and Expr.sS
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-01-25
Pevton Items.

MIR. Bussey made quick trip
to Peyton Friday.
Mr.. Harry Risker spent Satur-
day in Colorado Springs, return
ing in the evening.
MIR. Neely, who has been in
the Mercantile for sometime, went
TO Pueblo Saturday morning. He
has accepted a position with the
Colorado Supply Co.
About 25 young people met at
Mr.. 0. Spanglcr's Sunday eve
mug. A party was given ia
honor Of Mr., King, who left
Monday for Limou, Colo.
The literary at the school house
last Saturday evening was we'll
attended. After literary pro-
gram, very interesting debate
took place. Meeting every Sat
urdny evening. All invited.
RHEA.
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.--.--s..s. s.n.rsr-.

~--vasrsous ounerers-
There are numerous cases on record
where men suffering from some form
OF paralysis have been charged with
drunkenness. and have suffered In
nBs,xntpce most severely in mind, II
not In body. II is far from being an
uncommon circumstance for man to
receive In some street row. or, ~ tho
result OF some practical joke. an In
Jury to the head or spine. not serious
enough. perhaps. at the moment to
disable him. but certainly dangerous
II not attended to at once. He may
leave the vicinity where he received
the hurt. may possibly walk for mileA.
go Into a restaurant and take some
thing to strengthen the nerves; then
go out and gradually sink into state
of Inconsistencies and be found IN =
doorway or lying In the road. bearing
every Indication of intoxication. This
breath may smell of tho stimulant he
bas taken. he Is stupid and helpless.
and at once the Impractical eye
stamps him as drunk and incapable.
Locked up by himself. he speedily be-
Gomez fevcrish and seriously III, and
dies without assistance. This is no
highly colored picture-cases occur
over and over again. and wo regret
to gay that It appears to be the com
mon practice Of the ordinary policeman
to arrest and take TO the station house
amy person who 10 acting strangely or
s;upidIy In the street. or who exhiblts
signs that are generally accepted as
indicating tho use Of intoxicants. The
proper place for these unfortunate per-
sons is not the police station. but the
hospital
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-01-25
EastonviNe Items.

DR.. Skidmore, of Calhan, was
a visitor to our city yesterday.
John Brazelton, a former well
known resident of Eu ston,ille.
but now prosperous business man
OF Denver, was out last week
Waiting friends in this vicinity.
This paper acknowledges pleas
ant call from him.
The pillow slip and sheet dance
given in the Knowles block last
night was & grand success. Thirty
numbers were sold, Bijou Basin,
Sidney, Table Rock and Peyton
being well represented. The
music was furnished by Messrs.
toster and Locamo. At midnight
the merry maskers sat down to an
eloquent supper. The light fan
tastic step was kept up until the
wee sma hours, every body de-
claring that Eastonville was the
place TO come to have a good social
time.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-01-25
The Revival.

The revival in the school bou,s
auaer charge of Evangelist Kirk
iand and Rev. A. T. Gilkev con
'inues with increasing interes, each
evening. On Sunday night the
mouse was crowded and many
stood during the entire service
a good number have been con.
verted and a deep interest is mani.
tested both in town and country
many farmers coming FIVE or six
miles each evening to attend.
hev. kirkland is powerful and
persuasive talker and with the aid
OF Rev. Gilkey is doing a great
work in Elbert, Meetings will
continue each evening for the
present.