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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
Gin grai6ttr Gemabl.

Der 8ater Der GrfuiIerin @u9ente
berltebte iid in Die 190ne So9ter oes
amerttanii9en 8oniuls in Waluga,
aber na3 Der 9luffaiiung aller nt9tz
berltebten Geute mar bluttpentg Musz
it6t porbanben, baB feline 2iebe grz
ploerung ftnoen fDllte. Der Nrme mar
nGmlt3 als Sffi3ier ietnes fpant19en
8aterlanbes in oefen aablret9en &riez
gen aufs Siirbterlt6te pertpunbet
tpor0en un6 atpar in elmer Met1e, baB
Die Gbtrurgen 1eineraett 1i9 ni9t anz
oers gu belfen tpuBten, dIs oaB fte Die
g}arben nit 9olbble9en beoedten. Gr
trug alIo fir ben &eft 1eines 2sbens
cine 9oloplatte iiber elmer umfangrets
9en G9doelpunoe uno cine 3peite
iiber elmer tiefen Nurbe In ber &tnn<
laoe.
SroB btefer auffallenoen sSltdarbeit
an fetnem &opfe mar Der iunge Diff
5ier iibrigens Elm anfe6nlic1er Mdnn.
g(u9 trug er Den bo9tlingennen Sitel
zines @rafen be @uanan Monttio b.
pontocarrero. lleberbies peritano CT
es. fetner gliibenOen 2iebe ben entIprez
4enoen sliibenoen 9lusorud gu berz
letben. Oas ales tptrtte auIammen
auf oas9er3 Der f9Dnen Mmerifanerin,
uno oas @noe bonn 2teoe mar, bdB
W1tB &irtpatrid uno Graf De 9uaman
Montiio b. Pontocarrero Elm gliidlt6es
9aar tpuroen. Der aufdmmengelOtete
9rdattgdm geftet fetner GrtpGblten
beHer ais ibre aablreiden beilen uno
glatten Jreier. Ser @raf lieB ii9 NIT
ietner iungen Satin in Granada nte=
Der, tpo audi ibre betoen SDdter geboz
rem tpurben. Die fpdtere Gemablin Sea-
poleons Ill. unb Die ipdtere 9eraostn
bon 9llbd.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
ten. SD mOdte dud ipobl oen 6htpds
GER url6 bic Gin0er fennen Iernet1

ger uno bie Ginoer fennen lernen."
&arl anton Slips befinbet iicb in
petnli9er, tDotliner 8erleqenbett. I'm
moglial Gang itnmDgli9! Gr fam
ft9 ni9t gu ertennen geben! gr tann
Den MenfGen ni6t in fetn 5aus fiibz
rem! Gs niiroe ibn bds por aller @elt
uniterblt9 blan1tren! gr erinnert fih
jeBt gang genau, oaB Der perIbp[lene
S9ipager ibm etnmal als gdn5li9 perz
oorben, als etpas gan3 ungebeuerli9es
9ei6tloert tDdro. llnmDgli9! 9ana
unmoglt6! ltno tpenn er nun Der oes
iu9te @erbre9er lpdre! So, er mar es!
S6ne 3tpeifel, er mar es! Qlles
ittmmte, Die feline &leioanq, Die abz
i9redenoe> 9dBli6feit! &arl Nnton
tna9t pteoer eine sepaltfame anitrenz
gung uno fagt Damn in tiiblem Some:
r0te 5amilie Slips 1T auf eintge 3ett
abpeIenc bon tbrem Mobnprte. Die
ganae 6amtlie iit in Ser 96peia. $50,
bas netb i'd nt9t. 9(ber iie miro pobl
taum por 5pei, orei Monaten 3uriidz
tebren."
rQd!" ruff Der 5remoe nit Iidtz
lt9em 8eouuern, roas lit ia f6aoe!
Sus 1T ia iummerf9abe!" l1no er perz
iintt in tiefes Na9oenten. YlDBli6 erz
tldrt er: $50 tperoe i6 Die 5abrt natb
W}uQfaot aufgeben. Sd tperoe auf Ser
nd9lten Station ausftetgen uno na9
Berlin tpetterrei1en."
Slips fdlt etn @tetn bonn Seraen.
uno er atbmet erlei9tert quf, als Der
unbetmlthe auf Der nd9iten Station
it9 iptrtlt9 Derabi i9teoet unb ben 3ug
berldBt. uno 8arl Nnton gibt ii1
ielbt oas betltge 8erlpre9en, Ietner
5rau ME - ME, unter feinen I'm itGnz
Den - oas Gertngite bon Dem aufz
re9enoen 3ulammentreffen 81 perz
ratben.
Gin Sabr berna9 brtngen oie 3eiz
tungen lange Netroloee iiber oen in
&dnaoa Der ritorbenen MtllionGr
Proppte. gus feinem Seitament ginge,
10 beri9ten iie, berpor, oab er bergebz
lid cine QnnGberung an Die Setnen in
Der alten Seimatb berIu9t babe. 1lno
10 babe er ietn 8ermDgen bon flint
Mtltonen pfuno Sterling - bon bum
bert Milltonen Mart - mtloen gttfz
trngen in Nuebed uno Montreol ber<
ma6t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
Ser aoIoene WitteIwea.

sn fir bic &ranfen siebt es enen eolbenen M3iteI.
iung fiibrf 3as merfe R Seoernof,rt, Der an fohIer
Sefihtsfarbe, 8Dpf. uno Giifeni9mer3en, Sbtpinbel
$eraflopfen Wtatti9feit Riifeni6mdbe, uebelfeit
alltltpBen, Beritopfnng fomle Sebers anb Niereus
trranthetten init @elbinbt unb Waierindt b. b. an
tbottten lebeln leibet 9rs merfe fid ieber berart
Setbenoe, bob er in einem Sale tpeber bic &ranfbet
9an5 perna9ldltgt nod lih bur3 Ipgenannte Yatenta
nttel un6 Yfniderprd porate au flriren oerndt Ser
9oloene Wstttelpeg, ber bier 5u ierer Seune fibrt
TT oe Wtan bore irur nit rubi9er ueberlegune an
DaS aauienoe uno Sauienbe bon @ebeilten betdfoen:
DAB tir ioId)e Seben einitmals bic gelebrten M5nde
BON ct. 9ernarb aus ben beilfrdittgiten gHan3ens
ldften Elm fer pirenbes Wtittel erfan6en bas barna
ct Sernarb &rGuterpinen qenanut pirb oob oenon
na bteem Reaepee bieie Qillen nod bente atberettet
peroen lnb bob fe fir rs GentS in eber Mpotbefe an
baben itno 9antit ereiebt i Der golbene Weitelmea
Sn ttherer Setinng ber pfprttge @ebrau biefer uun
oerfbdttge9 Ytien bon ielbft Nar tper nidbt bbreu
mil, nnB fiiblen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
Altr6mi[be laei[enoe.

Mte bte pornebmen GDmer i'm /.
Sabrbunbert n. Gbr. retlten, er5Gblt
uns Der S9rtftiteller unb pbilo1opb
Seneca tpte folet: rSebermann rei1t
jebt 70. oaB numtoif6e Geiter borausz
iprengen unb eine S9aar BON 2dufern
neben tbnen bereilt. Man bdlt es fir
cine S9anoe, tpenn nt6t 2eute babel
iino, Die pur9 eine getpaltige Staubs
polfe perfiinoen, baB Elm an1tdnoiger
Mann fomme. Seoermann bat ieBt
Waultbtere, bic friitallene Gsfdbe BON
grobem Wertb trasen. gs gilt fir etne
Sdanoe, penn es f9etnt, als babe
man Gepdd, bas obne @efabr au1ams
mengeriittelt tperben fDnnte. eSeberz
manns pagen fahren nit eingefalbten
9eii9tern, oamit ni9t Sonne ober
8dlte ibrer sarten 6aut f1aben. Gs
gilt fir Sdanoe, tpenn iih unter ben
besleitenoen pagen elmer befinoet, beia
fen sefanoes Nntltb nint bur1 Elm
pflaiter geI9iibt iit."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
WetteneS.

Die ihwebiIhen 9ampter .Nioro"
uno Robert" follioirten 5amltaq 9tadt
bel Der Snlel 6oeen i'm Sunbe. Sc,
Hobert" iant uno suanSis gerioner
ertranten.
Die frieoli6e 5rennunq amiIder
Shneoen uno ylormegen III iebt ae.
thert tno oanlit fommt zines Der merf.
miroi9lten Gapitel gum Mbl9luB, oas
nur cine parallele in Der Srennuno
BON Sollanb unb 8eleien bot.
Sn Der lapaniIden Sauptltaot Sotic
bot Jeuer, oas ON 5onntdq Morqeu
um | ubr in einem Nrmee=9aaerbaus
dusbra9 uno orei Stunoen lana nil
tbete, 20 tempordre 8sbduoe uno qroBe
propiant= uno Rleioer=8orrdtbe ber=
nthtet. Gine unterlu9une lit einQe=
leltet moroen, um bic llrIaae oes
grnnoes fef5uitellen. Sn ben Sc
bduoen befanoen lid, ipdteren gea6-
rthten 5ufoI9e, groBe Maarenporrdtbe
uno Der 8eiammtoerluit miro bon oer=
lbteoener Seite auf atDei biz ftinf Mil=
llonen Dollars seIddbt.
Sn glicaragua lit Der 5antiaoo= =Gul=
fan in beftiaer 5bdtieteit uno mirft
lleoenoes Waher uno aliibenbe eteine
auf einen tueiten llmtreis. Sm Safeu
bon @orlnto erfubr man, oab Millionen
bon Gatfeebdumen auf oen plantaaen
in Der Na6bari1aft oes 8ultans ourd
oas nieoerfalenoe lieoenoe WaKer ber=
nl6tet tporben fino. Ser SantiaQo-
Vultan lit leit elmer 9eibe BON ssSabren
ni9t in beftiser Sbdtisteit eetpeien.
gluf ben gbilippinen bat lebte Wobe
Elm i6reflider Seifun eepiitbet uno
auf einem QroBen Sbeile Der SnIeIn Die
gan5e @rnte berni6tet. Sm Snnern
Der Snlel Samar uno auf anberen,
tleineren Snieln, itno 5ouienoe bon
@in9eborenen oboa6los, uno biele
Irmee=gOlten auf ben iiioli9en Snleln
ltno seritDrt tuorben. Sn ben 8ewGl=
fern bel Samar uno anoeren eSnfeln
l1no 0tele EuItenfabr3euge un0 anoere
sdlhe gu @runoe aeeongen. Sci
Dem untergang bes 3oltutters ,2eDte"
famen IL Imerifaner unb "a @inQes
borene um's 2eben. en oer Gtaot
Soriogon ftno Is gin9eborene ertrun.
fen. Ser 8erluft, ben bic Sanfpflan=
3unaen erlitten baben, miro ollein auf
81, 900, 900 abgel6dbt.
Sn gra9 uno 9riinn 1T es spii6en
Seutl3en uno Side6en gu bIutiaen
&dlnpfen aefommen, 10 oaB potiSei
uno Wlilitdr eini6reiten muBten.
Sn 8eutIdIano iit Die @bolera 10
3temli9 erloI6en. aber in &uIlii6=poGen
ltno elmer offiSieaen 4ntiinoieuue sus
fol9e in Der Wode bonn 20. big 81.
September mebr als so gerionen an
Der Cholera ertrantt uno % ooran
seitorben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
Observation-Disclosures

2oDal Sple. New Cumberland - Marr
S9neioer, Someroale.
%. g. RobertIou - Nlice 0arriIon,
beioe oOn WinerGl gitD.
Greo. ct. @ilion, @annanbueb, 3d.,
- Saiip @oroner, ubri9spile.
Sames M. Gbans, 8eloit. @ls., -
6lorence Srene SDler, ubri6suiue.
Wllliam Soff - Gertrude &ifsefer,
beioe bon @anal Sober.
Ruoolpb Wintler - Clara y. Miaer,
beioe bon Canal Soper.
2Ouis %. 8alter. Qtron - @lisbetba
Saloeman, 8olibar.
8iliam q. Mcgrea, Guclio, 3d., -
Sna 3. 2inoOn. @aomaQaoer.
Soparo McDonneG - glice s.. 6ptes,
beloe bon poit goD.
Sobn s. Sanentrat - Minnie M.
geper, beioe bon Canal Doper.
Hobert 8. MeBger - Mp,a 6. Me=
cener, beioe BON Seem PHILADELPHIA.
peter u. Weigano, 8arberton - Neaie
p. Miller. Canal Sober.
Sc Rop s. Stamm. 0olmes Co., O.,
= WarD 8iticofer, Sbanespile.
8. 8. WolIaro annie Soptins, beioe
bon 9enniion.
Seize G. Sarman = 9lnna Weber,
beibe bon Canal Doper.
Soiepb Gaop, 6airfielo 3p.. - Marp
2ufas, Suscaranas So.
Garl 8. Clergyman, @aoi3 - gtta
2amb, nbri6spille.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
gieorige Uabrpreiie ttad) Oem
Weiten ttnD siiOmeitett.
8einnnere 9eimifGtteniu6ersG Ggcnr:
ltnnen Dia Veuninlhantn Qinien.

Srgenb iemanb, Der cine Retie nod benz meften Al,
nnternebmen bsabiidtigt fam 9orfbeil 3ieben aus
ben reDu3rsen Jahrpreiien fir bic befonberen eins
Dia BEN gennigIparia Sinielr
na1 Ynnften IN Colorado, Sbabo, Soma, RanIas,
wtinneiota. Dtiifonril Montoila 9sebrasfn ben Da.
ao,as Hhs;s. Srssg Sas aihiHso IsTas nnb oneersn
Mb1tetgesBr Brtptlegen erIanben ben getfenben, @e.
ibdifs. Gele8eHbetten an unterfuHen. Dieie Iidets
merosn an gtmtffen 9aten ipdbrenb beS GpmmerS
aum werfanf isn @plle nformation be3iiglid s5abr.
preis. Vett ner 3pge etc pirb auf GriuGen BON BEN
IcIalsn Der enHfploauia 9iHien beret.
mtut0r ertbelit SO
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
GfSankfnfplitter.

IS sibt biele 2eute, bic nit Sorse In TIRE
@ergan9enbeit bliden.
9anse unb i6le6te Reesn enbigen ees
tpobnli6 nit sttra unb gut
Gin gutee Menidb bat au- ein uuse
sam Sehen, bas anbere uuus e. imuserfOrt
5ubriiden.
Gin anetnebmes ateubsrs bilit Dir Oft
mebr tn ber Nelt, ais ein--sbsfi&ss Gefdt.
mer Elm etrs finbet uab au4 ns4 ben
Ginbtrlobn 3ablen.
MusseaeiAnete Dltmsess osDsW sft an
,Usnisisn Talent ssfss. GSlwtl la1N6sn ~
erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05

aarl anton entieBt ousrufen, aber er
beberrf6t fi6 re9tseitig unb i9tpeist.
Der l1nbetmli9e fdbrt fort: .2lls
febr iunger Men16 babe ih mid bon
meiner 5amtlte setrennt unb bin na9
4anaba aussenanoert. Oariiber itno
mebr als anan5is Sabre pergangen.
Snanifden bin t9 meinen MngebDrigen
bier in Deutf9lanb bDllig entfrembet.
sSeoe @erbinoung nit ibnen bat aufgez
Bort. 9fun fiibren mid plDbli6
GuBerft tpi9tige gefAdftlide 9lnsez
legenbetten <r,ah Deutf4ldnb, bier in
biefe @egenb. llnb BEL bieier @elesenz
belt ordnst iih mir ebenfo plDbli9 Der
Munfh auf, Die Meinigen tpieherauz
feben, DIE tpenigen, Die ipobl nod am
2eben finb."
Gin Gruieln befallt Rarl Mnton
Gtips. ga. ia, er bat selegentlth einz
nal bon Dem tinfelieen, berfhollenen,
berfommenen, berlorenen Bruber iei@
rler Grau eeb0rt! GntIebli9er 3ufau,
Der tim 70 nit bem Wleniden aufam@
rrenfiibren muB! Slips beberrfht Ii1
bon Neuem uno fragt nit leiblihtr
Nube: .llnb sic ipol1en Die yamiIie
Gtips in MdlIitaot beiHhen2-
rsSa, bos III meine Mbfint. ssd
m69te Die G1ptIter germ einrnai ipies
terftben. sd babe DieI BON ibr seboIs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05

Salo prb es 3e, oob Sbr guren 8eoar sSuBbeeoans
fir ben gnter sedt Sil5ie no G3ummpaarn aler G nH5
mir mbn 9lei bier bmr, bab mir unere @unttpaaren n
btgen reten gft baben unb oaber in Der Sage nb @n
Ssaaren beier art @elo gu purn gSir baben yiefd fir
lfauner, 6rauen uno &naben.
Sreie BON 1925 bis 81. IS fir bic beln.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12

Justice James Bumgardner was
here Tuesday from Salem.
NJ. II. Davis, of Salem, spent
Tuesday at court here.
Ernest Randolph was here Tues
day from Salem.
LOST-Sunday noon a pair OF
lady's gold-framed eyeglasses,
either at Golf church or on Pike or
Second streets to home of w. ;.
Siers, on Mechanic street. Reward
for return to 212 Mechanic
street. 12dee3t~
WANTED-Three or four modern
rooms suitable for light house
keeping to occupy by Jan. /, 1906.
No children. First class city or
outside references. Address Box
"a. Fairmont. W. va. 12dec3t"
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
gent, private family. 32S Lee
WANTED-A girl to do general
housrwork in small family. White
girl preferred. Apply 271 { Clay LAY
street. declSt1'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12
Stoekho1ders' Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of The Merchants Ma
tional Bank of West Virginia at
ClarksbuFg, for the election ofJGeven
directors to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at its bank house
Tuesday, January 8, 13O6, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
ST.. HARRISON,
11decGt Cashier
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12

of Bridgeport, in Il, county
Harrison and P.4ilt aforesaid
Bankrupt;
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of December, A. d. 1908,
the said Jesse n. Willis was duly
adjudicated bankrupt; and the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held
at the law office of w Frank Stout,
in Clarksburg, West Virginia. on the
22d day of December, A. d. 1905,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12

R. NJ. Rogers was here Tuesday
from Dola attending circuit and
county courts.
Bring your children to man
photographer, Child photograph
err could hardly be supposed to have
had enough experience to be COM
petent. +. B. Brooke can edo the
work, do the work, do the work.
Hurry for Xmas. dec12tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12
POPE WANTS
PEACE IN RUSSIA

Rome, Dec. 12-The Pope has IS
sued a most important encycl1cal
addressed to the Bishop OF hussla-
Poland, recommending that the
Poles cooperate in pacIieation OF
tho empire, and to obey their rules
and avoid sedition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12

Charleston, w. Va, Dec. 12-The
State Supreme Court today decided
in the case Of the State vs.: Wood
row. of Mineral county that the
wife was not competent witness
against her husband charged with
killing his infant in her arms.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12
Warrants I sued

Warrants have been issued by JUS
tfce N. s. Riley for some miners at
the Perry mines at Adamston, who
are charged with breaches of the
peace committed Saturday and Sun
dav nights, and Constable E. H.
Rogers has gone to arrest the par
tics.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12
Fact ry Blown Up

By Associated Press1
Louisville, Ky.y Dec. PA
tobacco factory atElkton, KY, own
ed by the American Snuff Company
(the tobacco <trust) was blown up
by dynamite early this morning.
No loss of life occurred.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12
Justice J. B. Igfnis, of Bristol
spent Tuesday hzre.
SWEET fELODY FLOUR

A. Lodge was here Tuesday
from Bridgeport attending eourt
and looking after business matters.
Miss Mary Callahan has recover
ed from slight attack of gastritis-
E. w. Martin, Esq, of Shinnston,
spent Tuesday in the city.
3. F. Rogers was a visitor here
Tuesday from Lurnberport.
C. D. Elliott was here Tuesday
from Wilsonburg on business.
W. S. Black, Of Fairmont, was IN
the city today.
Carl Burns, chief clerk in the
Clarksburg Fuel Co.'s office, is n
Fairmont, called there by the ser
ious illness of his mother.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12
WANTED

Salesman and collector by Singer
Sewing Machine Company. Steady
employment; good wages: D. T.
Mcmillan, manager, go West Main
street. 12dee3t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12

which time said creditors may
tend, prove their q is,is, appo1nt 2
trustee, examine the bsnkrapt and
transact such other busiaes
properly come before the sai Ineet-
ing.
Dated December IL, 19a
w. FRANK STf
Referees u b sllSlrup
Elmer F. GoedNs[n- Esq;
Attorney for bankrupt
I2dec1td 5t1v
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12

FROM the west and is located in
Wheeling. He is here for day or
so to look after some legal matters
Mrs. Mark Mcdonald is i'll at her
residence in the East End with
pneumonia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-12

T1arfia.ae license s 1ssuef1
Ts5iesday 81 Depr eler Tetrlclz
q BlafT on e. Hayes gid Louie
L.sHons
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-06-15
Obituary.

Died, Friday afternoon, June 2, w. j.
Watts.
The deceased was born in Pennsylva-
MIA January 2, 1S47, and was married in
Missouri to Miss Ellen Miller on July 10,
1871. len children followed this union,
six of whom are living, two sons and foul
daughters. In early manhood he enter
ed the service of his country and saw
much service during the civil war. He
moved to Colorado in 1885 and lived at
Elbert until about Is months ago, when
he came TO Manzanola and bought prop
erty south of town. He was very active
in church work and for nine successive
years was superintendent OF the Presby-
terian Sunday school at Ebert
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, of
which orders he was member, conduct
ed the funeral. A specially selected
choir sang No. 526 OF the Gospel hymns
and No. of the Penticostal, which were
fayorites of the deceased. Rev. L. b.
Tyre preached an impressive sermon in
the Methodist church and large num-
Der of sorrowing friends were present to
add their last tribute to the departed
and console the grief stricken relatives.
At 2 o'clock the Odd Fellows marched in
a body from the residence to the church
with the remains. All the business
houses were closed at this time. A large
number of friends followed the remains
to the Manzanola cemetery where inter
ment was made Tuesday afternoon
Manzanola Sun.
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-06-15
Quality VS.. Quantity.

Hard muscles and strong body do not
depend on the quantity of food you eat,
but on its perfect digestion and proper
assimilation. When you take Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure your system gets all the
nourishment out of all the food you eat.
1t digests what you eat regardless of the
condition of the stomach and conveys
the nutrient properties to the blood and
tissues. This builds up and strengthens
the entire system. Kodol cures indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, belching, sour stomach,
weak heart, etc. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
for what is sometimes called Americas S
national se-dyspepsia-is destined
to eventually work wonderful and last
ing benefit to sufferers from this dis
tressing and mind harassing condition.
Sold by Fred Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-06-15
Overland Park Races.

Great preparations are being made
throughout Colorado and the adjoining
states for Derby Day at Denver, June
II, the opening day of the summer meet
ing at Overland Park. This race is fast
becoming an annual event which is OF as
much Importance to the west as the
American Derby is to the residents of
Chicago and the surrounding neighbor-
hood. Horses from California, Texas,
Louisiana, Missouri, Illinois and other
western states have been entered in this
Colorado classic for three year olds and
it is expected that fully 10000 people will
see it run at Overland Park this year
Special rates have been made by the
Colorado railroads for this date and also
for other dates during the meeting
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-06-15
Court Proceedings.

District court convened at Kiowa on
Tuesday, June 6, with Judge Seeds pre-
siding and adjourned Wednesday at mid
night, having disposed of the following
cases:
The first and only important criminal
case tried was The People VS.. Kyfiin,
charged with murder. A verdict of not
guilty was rendered and defendant dis
charged.
In the case OF the People VS.. Hans Ras-
mussen, charged with grand larceny, the
verdict was not guilty.
The case of the People VS.. William
Riggs was quashed on technicality.
The People VS.. Harlow, charged with
grand larceny, was settled by verdict
of not guilty.
The civil action brought by Dominick
Rupert against Satanta Tribe No. 81,
Red Men. of Elbert, by the judges de-
cision was settled satisfactorily to both
parties to the suit.
In an old case, carried over from time
to time-the People VS.. Wells Wiseman,
the charges were nolled. With this case
settled the docket was cleared
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-06-15
Entertainment at Christian Church.

Evangelists Hamilton and Garmong
of Des Moines, Iowa, will give lecture
musicale at the new Christian church,
six miles southwest of Elbert, Monday
evening" June 10. The entire evening
will be illustrated by stereopticon views
thrown on a screen by powerful stere-
opticon. Mr.. Garmong will sing such
songs as "Hello. Central, Give Me Heav-
en-, "rhe Holy City" illustrated by high
ly colored views.
Last year Mr.. Hamilton made tour
around the world and views OF many
places he visited will be shown He has
given this lecture twice IN the same place
with crowded houses. Admission 25
cents; children under IL, Is cents.
The following Friday evening, June %,
they give the same lecture musicale in
the Presbyterian church in Elbert. You
can buy tickets in advance at the Elbert
Mercantile Co.'S store. By paying 10
cents extra you can have your seats re-
gprved
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-06-15
Shay-Epler.

a very pretty home wedding occurred
at the horse of the brides parents, Mr..
and-Mrss .,ac % Epler, in Elbert, Mon
day, June II, at o'clock p. M, when
Mr.. Clarence II. Shay and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Epler were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony. The ceremony
took place in the presence of the family
of the bride only and was performed by
Rev. j. N. Davis of the United Brethren
church.
The groom is well and favorably known
in Ebert, where he taught the 1903 '04
term of school. Since leaving here he
has been teaching at Erie, and will teach
next term at Lafayette.
The bride is one of Elbert's best girls.
She has grown to womanhood in this
community and is known and respected
by large circle Of friends and acquaint-
ances. Always an active and earnest
worker in church, social and musical cir
cles, she will be greatly missed in the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Shay left on Monday
evening for Colorado Springs for short
visit. They returned Wednesday morn
ing and reception and dinner was given
in their honor at the home of the brides
parents, which was largely attended.
The bride and groom will spend the
summer in Boulder, where they will re-
main until Mr.. Shay's school commences
at Lafayette in September.
The Tribune joins with many friends
in extending congratulations and best
wishes to the newly married couple.
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-06-15
Elizabeth Notes

From Ebert County Bonner.
The services of Principal L. F. Cowan
have been retained by the trustees of
the Elizabeth school for another year,
and Mrs. Lois Hutsel, who taught in the
Gair district last year, has been engaged
to teach the primary grades.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wadell of Denver
came out Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George L..
Hames, returning home Monday. Mr..
Wadell came to Elbert county some 25
years ago for his health and resided for
awhile in Bijou Basin. Mrs. WadeIl was
pupil of Mrs. Hames back in the old
Hoosier state.
William Schroer, who with his wife
and child lived at Elizabeth several years
ago and was employed by the Russell
Gates company as book keeper, died re-
Gently at his home at Parker of consump-
ton, from which trouble he had been a
sufferer for years. He was well known
and highly respected both here and in
his home town, his wife being the daugh-
ter of Frank Montgomery, prominent
ranchman of Parker.
Louis A. Maloney and family left
Tuesday for Denver, where they expect
to make their home. They have many
friends here who wish them success in
their new field.