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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1900-05-03
POETRY
I'M GROWING OLD.

My days pass pleasantly away,
Ny nights are blest with sweetest
sleep,
I feel no symptoms Of decay,
I have no cause to moan and weep:
Ny foes are lmpotent and Shy,
My friends are neither false nor cold
And yet, of late, I often sigh
I'm growing old.
Ny growing talk of olden times,
My growing thirst for early news.
My growing apathy for rhymes,
My growing love for easy shoes,
Ny growing hate of crowds and noise,
My growing fear of taking cold,
All tell me in the plainest voice,
I'm growing old
[ n growing fonder of my staff,
I'm growing DINNER in my eyes,
l IN growing fainter in my laugh,
I'm growing deeper in my signs,
IN growing careless in my dress,
I'm growing frugal of my gold,
IN growing wise, | m growing-yeS-
I'm growing old,
[ see it in my changing taste,
see it in my changing hair,
| see it in my growing waist,
I see it in my growing heir:
4 thousand hints proclaim the truth,
AS plain as truth was ever told,
That, even in my rluHted youth.
I'm growing old
Thanks for the years whose rapid flight
Ny sombre muse too sadly sings:
Thanks for the CLEANS of golden light
That tint the darkness Of her wings
The light that beams from out the sky,
Those heavenly mansions to unfold,
Where all are blest, and none may sigh,
IN growing old ~
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NUMBER ~.

A FATAL OBSTACLE" NoSS
mamma, cannot marry him. NJ
dream is over"
Unshed tears stood IN Glycerinea
McCurdy's eyes. She was not quite
ready shed them yet, or they would
have been shed.
But let that pass.
"Why do you say that, my
daughter ?" asked the elderly
woman. on whose sweet face. .
crowned with wealth Of silver
hair, was look Of anxious concern.
" Has he failed in business 2"
No, mama"
Have you discovered that he
keeps low associates ?" =.
"Oh, no. 1t is not that ~
HAS he formed drinking ha
its ?"
"No.n " z;
Is he penurous 2" =.
Meyer" :.
Has he deceived you in regard tol
his expectations o~- -,s,n
MOT to my knowleSgeK
" Is he not handsomN
He is.n SeEaaA
is he not well-breyIE
attentive and" Nh
"Oh. yes. mama, .hs
1t is nothing pertaining = e.;
tation, his habits, nASI y
Of me-" ~
Then, what uns p, my ,
dear child, is the :.SSsS table 9
barrier that has risei,e 2fSNt you9'
Mama" walled. !HheSpaughter. 4
with tears in her v"iS::SHRv .shay
got there nobody knG@sS 3leS9hat -
pass ALSO" mama: 81 ne. ag1pes 'e11xss.
his cuffs run the wrong |hS'
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How AN EMPRESS WAS
CoURTED.--" How princes make
love is told in the " "reminiscences
of the Marquis Custine." When
the Gar Nikolaus was eighteen years
old he spent two days in Berlin,
where he saw the Princess Charlotte,
two years younger, and Of delicate
beauty which at once attracted him.
She, however. showed no signs Of
reciprUcating his affection, The
evening before his departure he sat
next to the princess ut dinner. /
shall leave Tomorrow" he suddenly
remarked. She did not show any
surprise, but quickly answered,
" We shall be sorry that you leave
80 soon. Cannot your departure
be delayed pa "That depends on
,ypt; z.tSA-E91aGissa-'n asked thseRniQ;
'Gess.s The prince now declaret& his
love, somewhat To her ernbarrass-
rnent, as she thought they would be
overheard. AS pledge of her love
he asked for the ring she wore, sug-
costing that no one would notice 1t
if she took it off and pressing it into
IL piece OF bread pushed it toward
h is plate. The ring, however, WAS
not hers, but belonged 10 her govern
eSs, who had received it fran the
Empress ut Russia. And III taking
it off to give to the prince she read
for the first time on the inside the
inscription, " Empress Of Russia"
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THE VAIN CANAEY.-SDo you
know" said the ohservant gentle
man, "that with the exception Of q
peacock, ~ believe . c...ary bird
is the vainest ofall creatures Both
my wife and myself arey3S ery fond
of pets, and We keep sevelSl Of these
little sOngsterS always in T. 70 house.
Zone Of the cages was very old,
having been in the family Tor years,
and was used as much for traditions
as for ccOnony's sake.
II had frequently remarked to
my wife that believed the occupant
Of this cage was ashamed of his
shabby dwelling place, and observed
with cnviOus eyes the fact that tho
other sUngstrrs woro moro artisticnlly
lodged.
Eventually the old cage collapsed
and it became necessary to purchase
n new one. In order to test my belief
in the intelligence Of my frnthrred
friend | made il point to get him
tho prcttiest little brass house that /
could find.
The effect was magical. No sooner
waS he turned into hls na| hoiA--.4;1'
than he .sl..s-1 Tossing as ne hao
never sung before, completely
drowning out the music Of the other
birds and behaving oH,rwise In a
manneLaltogether bee lring, hlSSud.
don riseHu01SGt ~
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FREDDIE" said his mother, sc.
vereIy, "didnt ! tell you that you
shouldn't ride your bicycle to-day,
because you were naughty" "ThiS
isn't my BICYCLE" 1aid Freddie
1" IT, Tommy Joncs'o. We've cX.
changed just for to-day"
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Mr.. FACING EvEEYWHlCIIwAY.
We've been hunlin' you, Mckinley,
but we don't know where you arc {;
when we clasp our fingers on you,
we find you're never there. When
we hunted through the tariff, i'm the
place you'd ought to be, why you
wasn't round there nowhere, least
AS far as we could see. In this
Porto Rico thingumbuh, we thought
we'd find you sure when we got
there you'd been trpking, like the
smooth and willy Bner; sn we asked
the gold supporters if they thought
we'd find you there. And they said
they guessed 81, some place, but
didn't know just where. Aiger said
he hadn't seen you, and he she'd q
bitter tear when he said you'd gone
and left him like sinking ship last
YEAR. When wr visited Mark Hanna,
who was busy cuunlin' pelf, why
he said he couldn't tell Us, for he
didn't know hiSSeIf. So we've jus'
KEEP on huntin' till we've nearly
petered out, and. although We
thought we had you, now we fine
we're still in doubt. If these line:
should ever reach you, and you write
US where you he, you'd confer good
sized favor on your friends. the Ct
| D. P.
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II TIE DINING CAH.-He 80 Isn't
it delightful TO he dining together
without chaperon 90
She: 81 should say so! Mar
rage il certainly great economy"
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$40. -. : !Iiif' W. !
Miss sBlaSs S%as &c

him that the young lady was not at
home. The young man, however,
evidently wanted to talk To some
one, and the following conversation
went over the lines:
" Who Is this talking ?"
"Oh! ! don't think you know
her"
We'll. who is il, anyway? If
don't know her, ! would like to-"
" You are sure about that. are
you?
Why, certainly. Who is it? 2"
Well, if sou pr0mis" not To say
anything about il, ri tell you. It's
the servant girl, and n black one at
that.n
He Injecting her at the church
duor IT, escort her hUmrl That wnB
beautiful song the service closed
with.
Shc-Ycs.
He Are you fond of hymns?
Shc-Well, there's one ] may say
| am particularly fond Of.
Uc-Indeed. What kind Of a
metre is it in?
She-It is a come and mcct.er
him.
Then they linked arms and strolled
away with their heads close to-
gethrr.
FREDDIE" said his mother, sc.
verely, "didn', tell you that you
shouldn't ride your bicycle to-day,
because you were uaughtS?" "This
isn't my BICYCLE" 'aid Freddie;
Its Tommy Joucs'o. We've cX.
changed just for t0.day.'
AFTER TIE HoHEYd3}1S.-" You
argue like an idiot" angrilys2sx.
claimed the husband. MgHa
81 know it, my dear i, cal 1ags
piled his better halftsdgt oucyy
don't want to take aI1untair $afYkh,
tage Of you" u III:
TOMMY (whi,poring under theaDEs>.
feet Of very fluent a'!.ack Of lnAu-
euzaJ: Pa, didn't Ypu say tba the:
hapse was an organ?E
va: Yer, my soues -,
Tommy: Then, why don't IT8@S
stopA? 49,
WoE3nOf TIE CCLTCHED.--
"Your daughter seemstn be suffer-
ing from the heat"
1" No, -hc'- ju-t home from college,
and j. Frustrated by the family
grammar"
PIA%p.TCHEK " called to tune
, the piano." .
Lady: :" / did not send for you"
Piauotuner: No, but the man
: next door did"
IL TIE DINING CAE.-He: "Isn't
: it delightful TO he dining together
without d chaperon 20
. She: 81 should say so! Mar
rage il certainly great economy"
| Az astonishing incident occurred
during Il recent fire In piano ware.
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AFTER THE HOSEYM00N.-" You
argue like an idiot" angrilyS2ex.
claimed the husband. MSE
II know it, my dear :, cal nfg@
piled his better halfisdgt oucyg
tage Of you" u.
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WoEsnOf TIE CCLTCEED.--
"Your daughter seemetn be suffer-
ing from the heat"
" NJ, =hc'- just home from college,
and j. Frustrated by the family
grammar"
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PIA%D.TCSEE called to tune
the piano." .
Lady: I" / did not send for you"
Piauo.tuner No, but the man
next door did"
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TOMMY (whi,porine under thensfs>A
feet Of very fluent a'tsck Of inhu- 2
euzaj Pa. didn't YOU say tbA the:
FaaDse was an Organ?1
pa: Ye-, my sonc
Tommy: Then, why don't 8MA
atopa? ~
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15

the incline where men Swere At
work digging out the dusky dia.
monds, about $50 miners being
at work at that time. MANY
mules are employed down in the
mine, hauling the little cars of
coal out of the various rooms to
The main tunnel where they are
mace into trains and taken up to
the surface. More than 1000
tons a day are mined in this mine
About 50, 500, 900 per annum are
brought to this county each year
Tor the coal it produces. We
were not anxious to 90 down
further into the bowels of the
earth and SO returned and after
viewing the extensive steam plant
That furnishes the motive power
to carry on the gigantic work,
took carriages for our hotel.
This afternoon the paid fire de-
partment made run of about
five blocks for the delectation of
the Association and il was well
done, connection being made and
water thrown in just minute
and 3s seconds. Trinidad has
been very kind and generous to
her visitors, in everyway making
oul stay a pleasant one. 1t is a
city of about 5000 OF 1000 in
habitants. and a great degree of
enterprise is witnessed on all sides.
Several good brick buildings are
going up and business in all lines
seems quite lively.
called on Mr.. Hugh Alexander,
cashier of the LIST National Bank,
whom l had not seen for more
than 80 years when we were boys
together in the old home at Fair
held, Iowa, and had very pleas
ant visit with him. His bank
does a business of nearly a million
dollars year and its management
Is practically all in his hands, and
has been for years.
We leave tonight at 1880 for
Galveston, Texas. VIII write
you again from there.
j. u. KING.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
EastonVi|Ie Items,

Farmers are getting ready to
commence farming.
Charley johnson, the black
smith. is again at his post after
severe illness.
Miss Annie Potter, of Peyton,
is spending a few days with Grand
ma Eddy of this place.
Preaching at the PeytoD school
house on next Sunday at ii a. m.
by Rev. Kennedy. All are cor
daily invited.
The Free Methodist who have
been holding protracted meet
at Peyton for the past two weeks
closed Sunday night.
Art. Cromwell, of Canon City,
is spending few days with old
friends here this week. He re-
ports everything booming in Canon
City.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
Huarrah For Loyalty.

Some of the leading ladies Of
Fondis and vicinity met on the
7th inst. at Mr.. Dockum and
Sons, store and organized a w.
r. Corps 10 be known as Byron
l.. Carr Corps, No. 10, Depart
ment of Colorado aud Wyoming.
The Corps was mustered in and
their officers installed. by Mrs. S.
Lundy, president of Ebert Coun-
ty, w. X. Corps in very patri-
otic manner, and EIbert County
w. K. Corps must feel proud AT
having such an accomplished lady
as their precidingioflicer.
Not having the pleasure of the
ladios acquaintance, am unable
to furnish their names, neverthe-
less | say God bless the ladies,
for they are the ones who through
their teachings and examples lay
the foundation from which all
good monuments, which we can
not help to try 10 initiate.
From what ! have seen of the
ladies of the newly organized
Corps proves to me that OF in
telligence, business qualifications
and patriotism it would be very
difficult to find their superiors,
Wishing them all the good luck
they deserve in their noble wort
] remain their true admirer.
A VISITOR.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15

A letter from Geo. w. Heffncr
who left Ebert short time ago
for California reads flowery and
of flowers, orange blossoms and
roses. Farmers plowing with
from six to twenty horses on one
plow. He was delighted with
Ogden and Salt Lake, the grand
Tabernacle which they took SO
much pleasure in showing to him,
and yet in all its grandeur and
immensity does not compare with
the great Salt Lake temple that
was forty years in building. In
Merced California Mr.. Heffner
thinks he has struck the Garden
of Eden and found very para
disc.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
Ebert County w. R. c.

The Elbert County Corps met
in regular session March 10th,
1900, at Elizabeth, Colo. The
meeting was well attended and
two new members were admitted.
viz: Mrs. Minnie Stebbins and
Mrs. Mae Williams.
1t was voted to have two regu-
lar meetings each month, instead
Of one as before, same to he
held second Saturday in each
month and every two weeks fol-
lowing.
The next regular meeting will
be held at Elizabeth, Colo. March
"a. We hope to have large at
tendance to enjoy hearing reports
of delegates from Department
Convention to be held at Denver,
March 21st, 22nd and 23rd.
ALICE A. BLAZER, Scc'y.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15

The Designer for April is in
Easter array from cover to cover.
The fashions it contains for adults
and juveniles are appropriately
springlike, and especially FOR Con-
6rmation and Commencement GER
emonies some exquisite toilettes
ure pictured. The millinery pages
too. are filled with illustrations of
dainty .headgear designed especial
" for the Easter season. Aside
from the fashion department,
"Floriculture" deals with Easter
Decorations and Easter Gift. GA
Twofold Resurrection" is an
Easter tide story, and Clancy
work" pictures charming Easter
triffies which can be made at home.
ihere Is a droll first of April
comedy, "tools Step In" an
installment of "For Health and
Beauty" on "Spring Fever"
Shook Notes. numerous pretty
patterns for knitting and crochet
ing, suggestion for "An Apron
FAIR" a continued story, "The
Evolution Of a Contented Wo-
man." an interesting paper on
"Ihe kindergarten in the Home, "
short editorials embodied in
Among Ourselves" some in
genioas hints on "Closet Contriv-
ances," a short story for children
"How Patsey Saved the Silver, -
an illustrated chapter on "The
Making of Net Dresses, being an
lnstallment of 'sPoints on Dress
making,' various household hints
In "All Around the House," and
TWO pagefuls Of "Savory Yeget-
able Receipts" Everyone whose
subscription to The Designer be.
gins with the April number will
receive so cents worth of Stand
ard Patterns free.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
Bjiov Basin Notes.
Mr.. Henry Jameson has begun

Mr.. Henry Jameson has begun
farming.
Mr.. Frank Hewitt was a caller
in the Basin Monday.
T. A Kelly made business
trip to the city of Ebert Monday.
Mrs. Henry Mathews, at ST,
Anthony's hospital is improving
nicely.
Mrs. j. o. Phillips has been
visiting relatives. in Colorado
Springs for the past week.
Mr.. S. A. Hardy made bust
ness trip to Colorado Springs the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. Pointer, of Canon City,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Hardy for the past week.
Mr.. Miles and family have
moved to the Chas. Bolton ranch
and Mr.. Sims moving to the
ranch Mr., Miles vacated.
Rev. A. 7. Gilkey will not
hold meetings here as he expected
as his health will not permit He
will hold services here 25th at
2:30 p. N.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
New Organization

Mrs. Sarah Lundy assisted by
Mrs. Julia Lamb, as conductor
instituted Byron l.. Carr Woman's
Relief Corps No. 10 auxiliary to
Byron l.. Carr Post No. 107, &.
A. X. March 7th, 1900, at Fon-
dis, Colo, the meeting took place
at Mr.. Dockum hall, the staff
members of the G. A. K. were
all present at the sevices which
we're opened with the reading Of
the Bible and singing by the staff.
The following officers and charter
members we're installed as follows:
President-Mrs. Laura j Park
hurst.
Senior Vice President Mrs.
Maggie Sanpiere.
Junior Vice president--Mrs.
Lulu Holden.
Secretary-Mrs. Helen DaiIen.
Treasurer-Mrs. Elisabet b
Greaser.
Chaplin Mrs. Eva Perkins.
CONDUCTOR Mrs. Francis Vote.
Guard-Mrs. Della Spicer.
Assistant Conductor-Mrs. Ma
rie Hollems.
Assistant Mrs. Ella
Cook.
Charter members are the Mes
danes. Eliza Speck; Pauline
Foster; Julia Peck; Sylvia voughn
Kate Sandy; Crinea Ross; s. E.
Markle; Caroline S. Bissell; Anna
Mayhem; and the Misses Sarah W
Bissell and Evea Conarroe.
After the installation of officers,
a very pleasant and enjoyable
feeling prevailed at the meeting.
Great credit is due Mrs. Lundy
for the great interest she took in
behalf of the w. X. g. after her
late illness. 1--WE also extend
thanks to MIR. i-Dockum for tie
Kindness he showed and for the
use of his hall, also Col. McGill
for the kindness he showed TIE
ladies.
Mrs. Lundy and Mrs. Lamb
are members of No. 30, Woman 5
Relief Corps, of Elbert, Colo.
+ tondis is prosperous little town
and large membership is ex-
pected in the future. The Corps
meeting takes place at Fondis on
the Bird Saturday of each month
at Dockum's hall.
Respectfully submitted in +.
G. and l..
J. z. LAMB.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15

We have saved many doctor bills
since we began using Chamberlain's S
Cough Remedy in our home. We
keep a bottle open all the time and
whenever any of my family or my
self begin to catch cold we begin to
use the Cough Remedy, as a result
we never have to send away for a
doctor and incur large doctor bill
for Chainbcrlain's Cough Remedy
never fails to cure. 1t is certainly
medicine OF great rierit and worth
ID. S. MEAnKLE, General Merchant
and Farmer. Matte. Bedford county,
Pa. For sale by Jacob Epler.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
Al Evening with
Perfected WoodcIaft

The entertainment held at the
.hur.h Friday evening, March
9th, by our head Camp officials
under the auspices of Elbert Camp
Woodmen Of the World, was one
,ouc 10 be remembered by the large
and appreciative audience that
had the pleasure to be present.
N.ver before has Elbert had the
Measure of Witnessing such a fine
sutsrtainment in her history. The
Phonograph was the finest that has
aver been heard in this county.
The Stereopticon views were very
6ue. The beautiful songs from
the Phonograph and illustrated
BY the Stereopticon were perfectly
grand.
At about Up. m. the crowd
began to gather to see and hear
The wonderful Phongraph and by
the time the entertainment was
ready to open the church was
so crowded that even standing
room was at premium. There
never was such crowd in Elbert
since it has been a town and never
such an entertainment given. The
audience was very quiet and the
best of order prevailed. The w.
O, W. Of Ebert Camp No. 152,
extend their thanks for the use
Of the church for the evening,
which accommodation was ap-
preciated very much by them.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15

Ar. and Mrs. Williams, who
many in Ebert will remember
well, write they are anxious to get
oack to Colorado and we may have
'ne pleasure of having them again
10 our midst. Mr.. Williams has
oeen in poor health for several
months and this makes them long
ior Colorado climate again. They
VIII be heartily welcomed pee
'aly by our church people.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
luMRER f0R SALE.

PIei ty of lumber for sale at
Elliott & McCauley saw-niII Z
miles south of Ebert. Such
as rough edge, slabs and cdging.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Examination Tor tsachors' certificates In Elbert
county will be held At Kioua, the county seat.
March 10th and 1Tih, 1900.
Session. from o'clock tlil IA o'clock, a. M
and from 10 p. m. each day.
Examination IL held ut the same time for law
studente for admission to the bar.
ANNIE e. WILLARD,
County Superintendent OF Schools
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CALENDER.

Services every Sunday at II A.
NJ. and 7;45 =. M.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10 A, NJ.
Y. p. s. C. T.. every Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock.
Prayer NJ ect Iai We sday eyc-
ming at 7:30.
Fl. s. CHlLDS, Pastor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
.A1Dlinistrntor,s Notice.

Estate Of Mary + Feed, Deceased.
The underrigno1. having been appointed Ad
ministrator Of the krtaia Of Mary r. Reed late OF
the Comfy OF Ebert and State Of Colorado. de-
ceascd hereby gives notce that be will appear be-
fore the County cnnrt of Gilbert County, At the
Court Hou,e in Kiowa ou the 2gth day Of March
1850, At which time all pcrsous having claims
against said Estate are notified and requested
to attend for the purpose Of haylngthe same
reaucsted make Immediate payment TO the IN
dereigned.
LEE RsnHEY, WILL. l.. BERkYMAS.
Attorney Adminiatrator.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
UNDERWEaRi 8

Al Kings for Men, Women and
Ckildren---cheaper than ever be-
fore sold in Ebert.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
Notice..

This fs to notify all parties that Charles John
son Ia not my agent IN any way ana has no
authority to dispose OF any property on my ranch
RArt Of Elbort Parties are therefore warned
not to buy anything OF the kind from him on
penalty Of losing the property; .,,.,,.,-,,
ELBzRr. Colo. Feb. n. 1900. zles'
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
Jime Gard.

Merchandise purchased at the
railroad and delivered the same day.
Business promptly and carefully
transacted.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
NOTICE.

All persons holding County Rohd Warrants
rsgistcred before March let, 1900, also County
WaIrents numbered
1443, 1442, 1921, 1915, 14I9,
1907. 1927, 1906, 1405, 1917,
1445, 140S, 1885, 1890, 1902,
1413, 143S, 1883, 1853, 1880,
1870, 1425, and 1861
Are hereby notified to present same to Comfy
Treasurer of Rlbert County FOR payment. The
above warrants will cease to draw intercet 20 dayr
from this date, March 9th 1900.
FRANK LONG,
Coanty Treasurer.
KfowA Colo. March eth 1900
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15

Subjects for next Sabbath:
Morning-"ChrIstian Benificence"
Evening-'.The Conclusion Of the
Whole Matter"
II. S. CHILDs, Pastor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
Notice.

This is to notify the public that on and after
this date will 10 wise be beld responsible for
any debts contracted by my son, Jersey Hoilcy.
ELnrnr Colo. Feb 2sih. 1900. 2s.3s'
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-15
EPLER BROS

AGENTS wAsTtD--FoK .arHEtfPs Al
Achievements Of Admiral Dewey the word
greate-t naval hero. BY Murnt Hnisfe-d. III.
hfs-ong friend nid ndrnircr Of the nfionr ido,
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