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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28
Snttamappls Snb, Nfpntae, Sptember
Sun @eit Yoiater= Eager.

VSII. >SDgU ". Oules, uel VuulHIuiI-
oeur bes Sspartements Der Seen, bat
formel ben Srfsbl i'm Samp YOung
bel Weit point iibernommen. uno bon
nun an merben Sruppen aus allen
Staaten ieines Separtements tdsli9
eintreffen, um an ben eroBen WanD.
bern tbeil3unebmen. Die leBteren per=
ben nod beoeutenoer iein, als bieieni=
cen bel Sort &ilep i'm psrgansenen
Sabre uno Die erften ibrer Mrt felt oem
Sirsertrisse. Sm 9ansen weroen an
i6nen etrpa piersebntauienb Sruppen
aug ben Staatsn Snoiana, SllinOis,
Obio, Uii6isan, @isconiin uno Sem
tufp tbeilnsbmen. Die &esuldren, Die
einsutreffen besonnen baben, umfanen
aae @aifsngattun9en nit gusnabne
Der i9peren Irtiaerie, non ben Staatss
milisen nebmen aber nur Snfanterie
uno leitbte Nrtillerie t6eil.
Die re9uldren Sruppen, bic fid aus
gbtbsilungen aus allen Irmeepoiten i'm
S.partement Der Seen suiammenieben,
umfaiIen cine Brigade Snianterie uno
elm &e9iment unb stpei beta9irte
Snwaoronen Gaballerie uno tperben
big 6.ute Nbeno idmmtli9 i'm 2a9er
Iein. Seta6ements bes Signalcorps
uno oes @eniecOrps fino bstanntli4
i6on felt einisen Sa9en auf benz
9labe. Die eisentli6en Man0oer be-
ainnen erft am 2. Sttpber uno bis ba=
bin werben alle Wlilisen aud eineetrof=
fen iein.
Sen. Sates ift BEL ben Sruppen iebr
beliebt. gr puroe am 26. Iugult
1912 in MiHouri seboren, erbielt cine
tlaiil6e giloung uno trat an IA.
Ueai 1861 als lieutenant in bas IL.
Snfanterie= =&eeiment Elm. Syn 4pril
1868 fam er an ben Stab Sen. Mea=
beg unb biente BON Der S9ladt bon
Gettysburg OIL bis gum S4luiie oes
i6weren @inaens suii9sn Nore uno
Siio unter Sen. Meaoe. 1882 wurbe
er Maior. 1886 Oberfflieutenant uno
1892 Oberf. Sm ipanii9en Sriese
oiente er als grieaoe=@eneral i'm Srei=
uiligen Sesre, uno ma9te bic Srefsn
bel gl @anep unb San Suan nit, um
oann als @eneral=Iajor Wilitdrs@Ou=
perneur BON Santa @lara 81 tperoen.
Sm 4pril 1899 sing er nad ben pbi=
lippinen. 9fa4 oem @bi6lub oes
0ertrass nit bem Sultan BON Sulu,
ben er su Stanoe bra4te, iibernabm
er beim Sooe Sen. 2aptons oas Com.
manoo Der eriten Sibil ilion bes a9ten
9lrmeecorps unb leitete bic Gampuene
| i'm iiioli4en 2uson unb in WinoanaO
1901 muroe er Srieaoe-9eneral Der
reeulGren Mrmee, uno 1902 @eneral=
major. Sm Maai 1901 na6 ben Ser.
Staaten suriidberufen, tpurbe er Gom=
manbeur bes Separtements BON Wii=
fouri uno oann bes Separtements Der
Seen. Sm bsrsangensn Sabre lsitete
sr Die Wan6oer bon Sort &ilep.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28
Ssitrise Yriisslsisn uno
Stedereien.
9luf ben Gircu5sriinoen permehert unb
berdubt.

@u6 bon Sts6ereien mar Der 9eitrige
Spnntas ni6t frei. abgeieben bon ben
I'm fdllen, iiber Die an anoerer SteQe
beri6tet iff.
90 tourben ). 9. 9eitsrn Gbeno bic
Sispeniariums unb Die Spgpital=
bulan3 gu Dem SGuIe No. 236 Wef
Marplano StraBe eerufen, bon mo Der
bort WOhnbafte 28.idbrise SEQ. gerrp
in SOspitaG sei9afft perben mubte.
Serielbe mar bon Sreunoen beimeez
bra9t tuoroen, na6oem er, tpie er err
fldrte. auf ben @ircus=@riinoen an Der
Weit Waibin9ton Str. bon einerSanoe
bon Strolden iiberfallen, eeifoaen unb
I'm feline Saari6aft. 81. beraubt tpor=
ben mar. 8errp, Der sablrei6e unb
tiefe 8unoen am &Opfe unb @efi6te
erlitten BOT, mar our9 8lutperluif ber=
art gei9wd4t, oab ct auf Der Srag=
bare transportirt peroen muBte. Sein
3ufano 1T ni9t unbeoentli9.
II n anseneb bme ueber d.
ung beim 9 u9eber
Gn9e tete n.
&urs mad 10 llbr lebte Na9t tpurbe
Die Siipeniariums Imbulan3 our
Si96lanb Nbe. uno Midisan Ctr,
our Office zines Or. Smith, eerufen,
INN bon bort aus ben 20=idbrieen
S6upler Waterforb bon No. 45 gforb
Capitol glbe. beim3ubrineen.
S9upler batte in gegleitung ieines
ihnseren Yruoers, tpie oieier beIidtiete,
Dem in Ho. $50 SigIano Gpe. wobn=
baften S6ueite,npaare 2eonaro einen
gelu4 abgeifattet. llno als bic bei=
ben Sriioer uno Die beioen S6meitern
Oor Der Saustbiire i'm @eiprd9e ftan=
ben, follen plDbli9 Der Sruoer Der
tS6Eefsrn 9eonarb unb Der 9ieb6aber
Der einen S4peiter aus oeul Sauie ge=
ifiirst iein, bic beioen 8riiber nit ee=
Stidten Mefern in bic 5lu9t setrieben
uno babel S9upler iebr libel 3ugeri6.
tet baben, udbreno iein 8ruber urper=
iebrt blieb.
S6upler trus auBer elmer tiefen
Gti9nunbe oberhalb bes linten &nies
aud cine 53Ol lanse, Die Saldfenaoer
ourdidneibenoe babon. mdbrenb ibm
elm Sti9 beinabe ben unterleib in tOots
li9er Neiie berlebt baben tpiirbe, tpenn
bieier S!i6 seieiien bate. Serielbe
serfebte aber nur bic 3leioung Sdup=
lers.
Ser OOer bic eiferiiidtigen Weher=
i6winser entfamen. bod iif Die poli.
iei ibnen auf ben 6erien; benn es IN
befannt, oaB iptuObl Der junse 2eonarb
wie ieir 8uisnfreunb iia crit tiirslit
FIR Die gunoesarmee baben antperben
laRen. iopie bab 8eioe moreen Ooer
iibermorgen bon bier fOrttranspprtiri
tperben iOqen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28

Witeinem Gapitale bon
s15, 600 III bic rSinooitan Sporau=
lie Co." incorpOrirt tporben. wel9e ben
6fliden 3weig bes Wbite &iber in
Sio= Snbiana CUR @eipinnung bon
electrii9er &raft bertpenoen mill: Sie
Directoren finb: @m. 6. STOP, 8. VI.
Oooer, 8. 8. Srusblor0, .. q. @rief
uno 8. 8. @roofe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28
Np. 81.
3erm a | m t.

y loo m fieIb. Nrtbur Mears,
elm Roblensrdber, tpel9er nabe Sslano
@itp anidfiis NOR, purbe am Samifas
in Der Ndb. bon Spib Gitp BON einem
3use Der Sllinois Central Yabn iiber-
fabren uno i'm budHdbliaf.n Slime
oes gDprtss 3ermalmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28
Sentider Tarf.

Muraen, 9isnitaa, gta4mittag, be-
ginnenb 2:3O peranftalten Die Sumen
bes 9euti9en gart ibre lebte gudre
partie in bieier Saiion. Sin ieoes
Ntitgliso 1T bere6tist, einen Sat mit=
3ubringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28
SS q m m { n | o b.

Spracuie, q. D., %. Sept. :
Jrau Carrie g. Sdraoer itiirjte nit
brsnnenoen gta9ttleiosrn our4 bic
@dnee bes @loper=Sotels. Gin 8aft
erffidte bic Slammen; bic i9wer ber-
lsbte Jrau erlas aber ibren grano.
munosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28
0etanft.

Bang See Sang. elm So5n oes
bimmlii6en &eides unb Snbaber elmer
Ddi9erei in 933 Sirsinia 9lpe. i9wor
am sOnntag 8Ormittas ben 8laubet
ieiner gdter ab uno lieB ii9, na9oem
ct burd 9afor Maridal 9. Spos in
Der 6let9er Place Ntetbooifen STRIDE
aetauft uoroen mar. in Die @emeinoe
oerIelbsn als Mit9lieo aufnebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28

8uffaIo, q. q. Sm gefin=
ben Der 3u @aitle San i9wer ertrantten
Srau Seffsrion Sanis tpirb Gbenbs
eine entidisosns geRerung gemelbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28

6rant M. % 3 ite. gigentbii=
mer zines &ehaurants an Der Siio
Merioian Str. fat ii4 am SOnntag
Ra9mittas nit SRI. @orhelia Worean,
wsl6e Der &i9e bes &efaurants bors
ftebt, trauen lafen. sic iit eine
@raouirte Der Bottom &O6I1uls.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28
q { { d brlider 8uriGe in
Saf I.

2aturenee surg. Sarris
Senrp brar9 am Sonntas Na6mittae
in bic Office bes Maior @6arles
6eenD unb annsctirte Elm tpertbbolles
Establishment. cine 9olbene llbr unb
etpas gaareelb. Maior Seenp, tuels
der CUR 3eit Elm S9ldfden abiolpirte,
erDndte in bem Nugenblife, als Der
8uri9. in ieinen Saiden umbergrab=
bette. Serielbe entflob, muroe aber
perfOIgt uno aud singefausen. Seine
Seute tpuroe audi in ieinem gefib ee=
funOen. gDie es f9 bsrausftelte, bate
oerielbs Buri9e i'm 2aufe bss Mpr=
gems auf bem Sa6nbofe Der 3. & 8.
9. %. Sabn cine In5abl @entma=
i9inen srbro6en unb ibrss Snbalts be-
raubt.
ueber bren uno 9e=
t0otet.
Sort W pne. Somer Irm=
frOng, Elm grcurIiOnilt bon 2afapette,
tpnroe am Sonntas 4benb, als er in
be3e9tsm 3uitanbe einen i6On i'm
5abren besriHenen 3u9 beiteisen
tpOllts, tberfabren uno auf Der STEELE
getootet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28

8erlanst: Sungen gum aus-
trasen Der .Snbiana Sribiine" i'm
noro6itliden Staottbeil. gu meloen
IN Der Office, 81 Sto Delauare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-28
Na6rt6ten aus 5nbtana.
6 die g. uno 6 ted ffaire.

Sa6n benabm fh am Samtas in
betrunfenem 3uftanoe in iol6 unge.
bhbrlider Weiie, baB Der 9olisif
@lmer &obbins fi6 peranlaBt fab, i6n
gu berbaften. gea9le psbrte iih inoem
er nit einem Wtener ben Seanten
attadirte unb ibm mebrere Gdnitt=
nunoen beibra9te. 8obbins feuerte
bierauf ieinen &ebolber auf ieinen
Nngreifer ab uno bra6te ibm 3pei
Wunoen bel, ipeI9e als iebr i3mere
be3ei6net tperben.
Sie @efunb s-Yeb eb6rbe
giebt mad.
Marion. Sn elmer am Sams=
tag Ibenb stpii9en Der Grant gountp
@eiunbbeitsbeb6rbe uno ben SOnn-
ibip-Sruitees abgebaltenen @onferens
ertldrte Die gebOrOe, baB iie nidt ldn=
ger barauf beiteben tpiiroe, oab alle
Sinoer. beOor fie sur Sdule sugelaiien
tperoen, seimpft iein iollten. Der
Wioertano zines sroben Sbeils Der
2anobebOlteruns segen ben Smpfsmans
tpar Elm iOl9 gstpaltiger, baB bic Sim
Der 3u Sunoerten bonn S9ulbeiu9
3uriif9ebalten tpuroen unb cine Mn3abl
Sdulen tpesen Mansels an 36slinsen
geidlOiisn tueroen mubten.
W artin 9. Bsiser.
Sout5 8enb. - Martin g.
geiser, prdiioent osr pWiibawata
@oOlen Mfs. Co." ift am Samifae
geitOrben, nadbem er iOeaeit zines
Slinooarm 2eioens operirt tporben
mar. gr mar So Sabre aft unb our
3eit ieines Sobes prdiioert Der Sru-
fees Der 9epaup llniperitdt.
Cine eIettriide 8abn } II
faufen.
2apor te. 8unoesri9ter Yafer
bat in Sa9en Der metropolitan Sruit
So. bon SEEM Dorf eeeen bic .9afe
@ities electric So" anseorenet, oab
bic berielben eeb0renbe eleetriiae 8abn
uno oeren 6rei6rief Oertauft werben
iollsn um aus bem Cribs bic 6orbs-
rung Der metropolitan 8eisli9aft au
besablen. Die gabn iou auf 6ffent=
li6er Nuction perfauft perben es ioll
Ijeoot tein Insebot unter $40,0 900
an9enommen tperben.
ginbtud ineine pOft.
Sffiee LII.
Ialpar o. Sn Die poif-
Office bon MeoarDbils, pulasti
Gountp murbe i'm 9aufe Der Samitae
Nadt ein9ebroden. Ser 8eIoidranl
tpuroe seiprenst unb um ieines Sn=
balts an 8riefmarfen uno baarem
@sloe i'm @eiammtbetrase bon $346. 16
beraubt.
Wf orb.
8ebf forb. CHARLES Gain, Elm
Nrbeiter bun Solitic mar am Sonntao
Ha9mittag nit mebreren @olesen in
betrunfenem 3uitano in bas&eftaurant
BON Burton & SOriep getOmmen, NOS
felbft iie Sfanbal ma9ten. Srani
Soriep, elmer Der geiiber wolte oie
2eute berubisen, als Gain fib binter
ben Sdantfan0 begab unb ben Dor
isp nit sinem Wefier attafirte. Die
Ter sog einen &ebolber unb iaete bem
Gain cine augel our4 ben &opf. Sel
damn wurbe auf Der STEELE eet0otet.
Soriep, Del6er bon benz Gain mebrert
Wlale in ben @iiden seito9en mar,
wiro ieoenfals ferben.
@ine InsabI Pferoe ber=
brannt.
Uni @itp. WcGee's 2eib=
aal, iowie IL Sdeunen purben am
Samitas ourd Geuer serit6rt. Is
Pferoe tamen in ben Glammen um.
Ser @eiammtidaoen belduft fi9 aui
$25, 900.
8 m 81. 9ebensiabre &c.
4ieben.
Win De ter. Ser reiae 9l=idb.
rise Garmer Beniamin @lebenser er=
belt am Samfas Die @deiouns bon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-24

les concede la Lev, dentro de sententa
dias naturales, libro ell presente en- S.n
Juan q 10 Enero de 1908 Juan More
"a Martinez. Evaristo Velez- Secre-
tario INFERNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-24
BIBLroTEcA DEL BoLET1N NERcANuI..

Fra la camara de grandes preparedness, asi e
via de saa, comedor alcoba, de laboratorio
brian los testeros maczos araros de robe cagados de
ibros los entrepahos 10 alto, por encima de las
cornas de redomas retortas Instruments de formas
varias raras; entire dos ventanas encajaba
enorme, sobre la cual yacan hasa cuerpos de lbros,
encuadernados en- carcomdo pergamino cubiertos de
tan espesa capa de polvo que quen era do poner
mano en- eos sin tomar antes las debidas precaucones
corrfa peligro de morir ahogado eli telaraaas
grecdas cogaban de todas parties, 10 demas de la vi
vidnda guardaba re1acion 10 descro sendo 81
junto tan pntoresco abgarrado, que nj mayor atis
ia hubiera podldo Imaginable. Al fondo de Ia
la veiase horno cuya boca negra proanda pareca
espefar alberta raci6n de leha al lado, fuele
colossal que le serva de aparato digestive descoaba en-
tire un escuadr6n de aambiques de varios tanafos de
hidr6picas retoras de angosos tubos serpennas cue
ocultaban medias argos cleos en- Ia campana de
la chimenea. En- este torno bajo ests campana era
donde ell doctor Heideggber hacfa los ensay que
ser asombro de las Academies cudaba de Ia coe hara
de modesto comida, Ia cual por esta causa Sc gu
saba en- companfa de STILES venenos de dtros si-
grosos.
Sobre uno de los estantes de encna dstacaba, en-
el fondo ahumado de la pared, busto de Hpocratc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-24
El aqua de la florida
N. HAWTHORNE

Hubo ahos ha un cierto Dr. Heidegger tan sabio
el mayor de tempo, de traza Singular ye sin
gularsmo caracter cuyo rae suardaba STEM re rela-
cion perecta persona Ell cual doctor al decr de
las gentes era muy pero las ciencas ocltas Aho-
bien, el que entire los pocos amigos tinos
quenes favoreca de cuando psrmit,Sndo es ass
tr ensayos de fsica parecfan primer aa tres
cabaleros de provecta edad DANA. no me os en-
t1ada amos que 10 estaban eos: estes @ra la
marlos por nombres Mr.. melbourne E eor0li XII
ligrew Mr.. Gascoigne, Ia DANA la sefiora viuda de
Wycherley, sendo muy oportuno dejar coasgnado, an
de pasar mas adelante que 81 tien los clro tena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-24
EDIcTos
Licenciado don Jose Eduardo Figueras
y Gimenez, Secretario del Tri-
soiq2 buna1 de Distrito de Arecibo.

CERTIFICO que en- las diligencias
sobre ejecucion de la sentencia dictada
en- ell juicio declarativo seguido por la
mercantil de esta plaza 'Roses y Ca"
contra la succession de Don Eusebio Pc
rez, en- cobro de pesos, ha presentado
escrito el Letrado defenscr de dicha
mercantil, Ell cual, como la providencia
en- su virtud reca1da, es como sigue:
"Que no habiendo sido possible mott
fear a los sefiores "Gouzalez Alon-
so - la providencia haciendoles saber ell
estado de la ejecucion para que inter
vengan en el aval1o de los bienes en-
bargados 81 les conviniere, seg11n 10
acredita la cstta-oIden acompaf1ada,--
procede y-Suplico la Corte Sc sirva
decretar la notification por edctos eu
forma dispuesta por la ley"
Providencia-Arecibo, Enero diez y
siete de mil novecientos tres.-Por pre-
sentado ell anterior escrito con la carta-
orden de refersncia que Sc agregara a
st-s autos y como Sc pide, hagase la no.
tificacion pendiente por edictos que Sc
6jaran en- el lugar de costumbre de esta
localidad G insertaran en- uno de los pc.
riodicos de mas :circulaci6n de San
Juan.
Y para la no i6cacion del acreedor
Sres. "Gonzalez Alfonso" cuva socie-
dad Sc disolvi6 y Sc igoora quien sea el
1iquidador de Ia misma, Sc ilserta ell
presente en- uno de los Diarios de mas
circulation &c San Jua1, haciendosele
saber que la ejecucion sc encuentra en-
la via dc aprea1io y proximo Ia SUI
basta de la finca "Caricaboa' sta en- ell
barrio de Jayuya- -arriba, del termipo
municipal de Utuado, compuesta de
334 cuerdas "a ceutimos, equivalentes a
i35 hectareas, 81 areas, 81 centiareas de
rerreno de vega quebrado, a pastos,
malezas y con plantacloncs de cafe, que
linda por el Norte y Este, con el rio.
Carihoa; por ell Poniente, con la fnca
nombrada "Arenal" de Don Eusebio
Perez; por ell Sud. con otra finca nom-
brada "Gripihas" del referido Perez.
Dado en- Arecibo, a veinte de Encro
de 1902.
JOSE E. FIGUERAS.
81 Secretario.
Don Juan Morera Martinez, Presiden-
te del Tribenal de Distrito de
San Juan
Hago saber que por d Antonio Soler.
vecino de Toa baja, Sc ha SO icitad el
dominic de Ia finca siguiente:
"Terreno en- ell barrio de Candelaria
de Toa baja, hoy Bayamon, compuesta
de treinta y sete cuerdas, 8 sean sca.or-
ce hectareas, cncuenta y cuatro areas
y veinte y cuatro centiareas, col;nda al
Norte con terrenos de Mr.. w. w. Mi
ner; al Sud, Santiago Dlivo, al. Este,
SUCCESSION DE- Diorlisio Guemares yea
nulo Meraies, Y al Oesie, Mister Miner
y Mati.se .nehez"
Y par Que los que los que Sc cream
con algu ierecho real sobre Ell in
mueLle dsscrito. asf como las personals
ignoradas. gan uso tel derecho que
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
rennl. tn. unly.r.al a.mr.

Certainly of them all tennis is the
most universal; small boys. girls. wom-
en-. men OF three generations play II,
and the crack has not very much more
enjoyment out of II than the duffer.
SO long ns player feels within him
possibilities of growth he enjoys the
game; and even when these fail. even
when he realizes that lie Is slipping
backward. he cllngs on. light-heartedly
contestlng every inch Of the decline
with some one Of his contemporaries.
"If / cannot keep pace with the nd-
vnncing battalion. | shall not head
those who are In retreat cries your
optimist: and so-becauso tennis play
ers are generally optlInists-you viii
see on any warm summer day veterans
urging their old limbs upon the grassy
courts. crouchlng In their play with
racket held stifIIy. trotting with little.
timorous steps. poking nt the ball with
the gesture Of uncertain yision' ana
you watch them awhile and think per
haps In the pride Of your youth. There
can't be much fun In thnt." And then,
while you are looking on. they begin
TO wrnngle about some point; they are
suspicious hs 10 Nnehher VI h"e '"'t
ball actually did strike the line; and
such verbal vitality MS those four old
men will then display. congregating at
the net. waggIng their heads. and fin
ally examining the ball itself for traces
of whitewashi You do not doubt any
longer that their tennis is something OF
extreme moment TO them; and you
wonder II with your own occasional
slipshod Indifference to your rights on
doubtful points you do not show an un-
worthy slight regard for noble game.
Arthur stnnwood Pier, In The At
lantIc.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
why He pidn,t Marry.

Phil May, the English artist. whose
death occurred recently. worked In his
youth on the Bulletin. of Sydney. Aus
tralia. Occasionally the young man
would be assigned by the Bulletin peo-
pie to the police courts. and from these
assignments he would bring back
sketches, now humorous and now pa
thetic, that were admirable.
One of the best OF the Bulletin
sketches hangs in the library of Jo-
seph Chamberlain. 1t portray; thin.
hang-dog man in the prisoners bar,
talking to q very mild and sympathetic
looking judge. Mr.. Mays story of the
sketch is that the prisoner had been
dragged before the Judge every few
months for a number OF years.
Your face is familiar here" the lat
ter now said.
1T is. your honor-worse luck" re-
turned the prisoner.
Are you married yetf"
mot yet. SIR"
mot yet. eh? How long is It now
that you have been engaged?"
Seven years. your honor"
$50 long as that? Why In the world
haven't you got married in all that
timer
Because, your honor" the prisoner
explained. "Ann and haven't man
aged to be both ont OF Jail at the same
tlmc."-Boston Post.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
Proper Care of Cut Glass.

With proper care cut glass should
keep its purity for n hundred years.
This cannot be done, however. If 1t is
carelessly washed in greasy dish water
or If exposed to extremities of heat and
cold. Cut glass articles require much
more care during the process of wash
ing than those made of plain glass. be-
cause of the unequal thickness of the
glass, which makes it expand and
shrink irregularly.
Warm water, the best CASTLE or other
pure soap and stin brush are the first
essentials. Wash carefully in good
suds and brush thoroughly through all
the cuttings. Rinse the glass of in
clear water of the same temperature
and set to drain.
After five minutes put in box of
lockwood sawdust. filling all the cuts,
This will absorb the moisture in the
cuttings. Let 1t stand ten or fifteen
minutes. then give it another brush
through the cuttings with dry brush
or n soft cloth. Wipe inside and out
with a lintless linen cloth.
By following these directions the
original sparkle and cleanliness of the
glass will be maintained.
Shot should not be used in carafes.
cruets, decanters, oil bottles, toilet and
similar articles. 1t is apt to scratch.
Plain, everyday potato parings are
the hest cleansing agencies that can
be employed. Let them remain in the
glassware over night. and then rinse
out in tepid water. When there are no
stains a sponge, fastened TO the end
of stick, will be found useful to wipe
the inside of the ware. In washing
cut glass put folded towel In the
bottom Of the dishpan. unless you have
one of the cedar tubs.
To distinguish between the genuine
handcut glass and that where the pat
tern it bitten out by immersion in n
corrosive liquid. look Mt the cutting.
A greasy shading betraying dullness
is never seen in reputable handwork.
kansas City Star.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
WAN raper Lnmp shnde..


Wonderfully pretty lamp shades are
made of wall paper. almost as lovely
as those picturesque but expensive
Japanese affairs.
Paper of large. effective pattern is
chosen. and one must. of course. have
wire frame TO hold the completed
shade But these two coupled with
deft fingers. a little gold paint and
some baby ribbon are all the requisites.
Cut out six pieces of wall paper of
the same shape and size. This shape
is three inches wide at the top. seven
and half at the bottom and each
side measures the same as the lower
edge and forms an acute angle with
it. But by running the lines in and
making the top of each section mar
rover you get the required slant.
Punch eyelet holes down each side
and lace the sections together with
baby ribbon. Finish the top and bot
tom edges with the little border of
gold paint, and you will have dainty.
artistic lamp SHADE for almost moth
ing.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
@NouSEHoLD.
q. RECIPES :-::,&,S

Delicate Cake-Put one cupful Of
sugar in n large bowl. add to 1t half
a cupful of butter and two unbeaten
eggs; beat these together until frothy.
then add half cup of milk and one
and half cupfuls of flour. alternat-
ing the flour and milk; beat until
smooth; add two teaspoonfuls OF bak-
ing powder and one teaspoonful Of
vanilla extract; turn into a shallow
buttered pan and bake in a moderate
oven twenty minutes; when the cake
has been in the oven five minutes
sprinkle it with powdered sugar: cover
the cake with paper for five minutes;
remove the paper and finish baking
Preserved Plums-Choose large. ripe
blue or yellow plums, weigh and throw
them into kettle of boiling water.
Let them stand for n few moments.
then skim out carefully and spread on
large dishes. Remove the skins imme-
diately and stand aside till needed. For
each pound of the plums allow two
thirds of pound of sugar and for
each six pounds allow one quart of
water. Put the sugar and the water
into a preserving kettle. stir until dis
solved, and then boil steadily for five
minutes. Remove the plums with n
skinner without breaking. and pack
them into glass jars. Boil the syrup
for five minutes longer, then strain it
over the plums, filling each jar brim-
full. Cover tightly and store in a cool
place.
Peach Sponge-Put two cupfuls of
granulated sugar in a small pan; add
one cupful of boiling water; remove the
scum as 1t rises; peel one pound OF
peaches, cut them in halves. remove
the pits; slice the peaches one-third of
an inch thick; put them into the boil
ing syrup and cook until tender; put
half box OF gelatine in bowl; add
to it half cup of cold water; let soak
until the peaches are tender. then
stir it into the syrup; rub through
stralner: beat the whites of eggs TO
stiff froth: when the peach mixture is
cold beat the whites into It; continue
until it thickens, then tiIrn 1t into
bowl and put on ice; when ready to
serve turn the mould ON a platter and
serve with vanilla custard or with thin
cream.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
School Day. Fer capltn.

Statistics show that the average
amount Of public schooling per capita
in this country is 9oS days. That is,
there would be o0S days for each In
habitant IL It were distributed around.
Fifty years ago the average was 400
days. and at the beginning of the nine
teenth century 1t was but eighty-two
days. The Nation gives the school
children Of to-day twelve times as
much schooling as the youngsters re-
ceiyed 100 years ago.