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THK TUIBUNB.
Ufficial County Paper,
4. B. KINO, CofrcM amo PAOMAirroA.
IniUD AT mu Pott omr» at Klrrrt. Col
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BUBbURlPTI«N tt BO PER TEAK
IF ADVANCE
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To Advertisers:
T*« Tm«»f>|r» if tto* oMrft. Urjrw t and IwAtaf
Knt H> Elbert Coutt. covrrli.B l» It* •;*
•It* circulation a rich territory thirty mile*
•«jT»r«. Kate# mode known oo, application.
Twit Tallinn It print**! In Mr ,lWn UulMJnB— •
oomtorlnlite. mmadlooi, well llBbted »nS very
conveniently arranged etructnr* f*« the eeuUrri‘1
town. The plant from which It rmm.»t«-*w Ithlt
thrw preeee* and abundance of typf fnd arcc»
ioriff! in on* of the completed Conn try officer In
h* aUt«.
I. O. O. F
ei.i,k„t i.ni'.;,:
Meet* every Saturday night. VMtlng mrinlarr
Cordially Invited to attend. Iluuo John, N. V.
A. a. Tutu am. lire, Sec'y.
K1.BERT CAMI’ NO. 152.
Feet* In IU hall In Elbert every Tuesday
evening. Vlaltlng iielKhbore cordially Invited to
•Hand. J. H. Kino, f'onanl Coinmnndor.
J. II. Puhub*. Clark.
ELBERT HOME FORUM NO. 1095.
Meat* In tho Woodman *iall lho third Monday
evening In each month Ladle* ami Kenl'emeu
of goon moral character and round health, lie
tween the age* of elrhluen and fifty, receive,I nnd
tnaurance ntuomlnal rater to the oinouiil of ftno.
01.000 or 02.HOO gianted. A relialilu frnternnl ben
•fleiary order.
J. It. Kino, I’rerldenl; Mite Pinbttk Ttrrri.r.
Vic* I’rerldent; H. L. OiiirriN, 2nd Vice I'rerl
dent; P. II. Mi i.i ioan, Secretary; llnuo Joiim.
Treaaurer; Ki.am Prtrrrmn, Orator; Mna P. II.
MsbUTAKr Aaalalant Orator: Ki.i Knowi.k*. Per
•er.
Precinct Officers.
#.,IW§ .f B,. 1W j
i ii.i'u a;r.r
JCmiert CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
f. L OrlfHn Prraldant
A. U. Putnam . Secretary
t. II. King Treaawer
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TIME CARD
WORTH BolIND
Co. A Mall and Bsrea* fi:l«a. m.
o. «. Mixed Train I Hp.ai.
aouTn hound
Ft. I Mall and Kxureaa 8:48 n. m.
F«. 13. Miami Train '. 10:49a. m. I
B. M. NAHKON. Agent.
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%#, Aahhy for »»d flno Wulrh
• *irk difficult mpniring, etc. 1
S radontu optician; personal attuuliou.
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Delightful weather. 1
Lamps at half price ut King's, i
Men are in big domand to ns- ,
list farmers in saving their crops, j
Stone jars at King's at 10 cents
per gallon. ,
Money loaned on approved real j
•state security. Lee Kamsey,
812 Cooper lild., Denver
Mason fruit jars have never
been sold tu cheap as they are
now offered ul King's.
The great success of Chamberlain’s *
Colie, Cholera find Diarrhoea Remedy
In the trentmeut of bowel complaints 1
has made it standard over the greater I
part of the civilized world. For sale !
by Jacob Epler. 1
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New Orleans Molasses, for cook
ing, at King's, 10 cents per gal
lon- 1
Fifth Annual Festival
Of Mountain and Plain
Denver’* Fifth Annual Festival of j
Mountain and Plain, Horne Show und
State Fair will he held this year Sept.
2btli to 30th. The list of attractions
is a long and magnificent one. The
special features are too numerous to c
mention. Tucre will he, of com no. a
Pageant of the Slaves of the Silver °
Serpent, masked street carnival and *'
bail aoil Queen’s para le. There will
also be hand contests, rock drilling s
matches aud a horse show. v
As ueunl, “The Colorado Road" s
has made attractively low rates for e
this occasion. Full information iiiby
be obtained from their nearcat repre
sentative. ii
A Word to Mothers.
I
Mothers of children affected with o
•roup or a severe cold need not hesti c
late to administer Chamberlain’s .
Cough Remedy. It contains no t
opiate nor nut colic in any form and
may l»e given as confidently to the ,
babe as to an adult. The great sue- 1
cess that has attended its use in the
treatment of colds aud croup has v
won for its approval and praise il <1
has received throughout the United n
States and in many foreign lunds \
For sale by Jacob Epler. c
1- , Jl!_l ■ 1
'} AGENTS WANTED—FOR “THE LIFE AND 1
Achievement* of Admiral |lc««y.' the world* t
SriratCNt naval bero. By Murat Ualrtead. tl.r
felon# frieud an«l admirer of thu nation * idol l
Blggeat and *»e*t book: over Me pager. hxin
lack**- naariv lie halftone I In-nail*,u. :i
r Only ft.Bn. Buorinou* domand. commie ,
•ion* Outfit free. Chancuofa llfetlim Writ* •
quirk. Th* boininlou Coiu.iauy. Jd Floor • nxton I
■Ida., CfelCTKn. 7 1 r
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Death of Hrs. M. T.
Mathews.
The death of Mrs. M. T.
I Mntliews, a former well known
resident west of Elbert, will come
iu* «ad news to that lady's many
friends in this locality. Wo clip
tho following account from the
News, of Woodward, Oklahoma:
Tho very many friends of Mrs.
M. T. Mathews regret the visit
of the death angel which touched
her life and bade her spirit depart
from worldly cares on last Sun
day evening. Mrs. Mathews was
a sistci to Mrs. 11. C. Greer and
for tho past five years lias resided
with the latter and her family at
their ranch near Woodward. She
leaves a son, Guy, and a daughter,
Ruth, and hosts of warm friends
who mourn and miss her compan
ionship. Tho funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Parks
from tho Baptist church in Wood
ward on Tuesday afternoon; and
interment wus made in Fuirview
cemetery. Kindly and gentle in
manner her life hus ever been nn
inspiration to those near her and
the beautiful promise of tho here
after hns been exempli tied and tho
world made lietler by hor having
lived among U 6. Peace and rest.
J nines Neeley has just bought
a lino work team paying $l5O cush
for same.
J. C. Clifford, of Sidney, is
down with a severe attack of
Typhoid fever.
Flank Woodard, our popular
county comn issioncr, was calling
on friends in lClhert Tuesday.
A fine now Sears & Roebuck
orgun arrived Friday for tlie Sid
ney church and Sunday School.
It is wholly paid for.
A line new boy has come to bless
tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Appleby at Ooldfiold, Colorado.
Mrs. Appleby will be remembered
an Miss Horlcnse Holden.
A lino new lb. boy came to
the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen
Carnahan on Tuesday. Al. was
so well pleased he wus around
sotting up the cigars to his friends.
Rev. Cornell, Presiding Elder
of the United Brellu rn church,
held tpmrterly meeting ut Fondis
Saturday and Sunday last. Crowd
ed houses greeted him nt all ser
vices.
The Elizabeth Eye again made
its uppoarance last week under the
management of Mr. R. L. Clow
and promises to greet its renders
in tho future regularly each week.
It is ns newsy ns of old.
Mrs. Thos.. Rutherford and
Miss Surah Murray, of Santa Bar
bara, California, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. John Murm-, arc mak
ing a visit of several weeks with
their parents west of town.
Tom. Harper shipped Tuesday
from Elbert to a commission linn
in Denver 1,000 lbs. of fresh
picked table beets, also several
sacks of Mexican beans—all raised
in tho Fondis neighborhood.
Dr. Ridlon roturned from Colo
rado Springs Tuesday and has re
sumed his rosidonco and practice
iu this plucc. His many friends
will be pleased to heat* lie is with
us again, and that he is graduully
improving iu health.
T. A. Kelley reports many
cattle in Bijou Basin country
going blind in one eye and some
in both eyes. It is supposed to
be tho result of a poisonous weed,
A few cattle recover their sight,
but muny do not.
J. T. Ilohbs & Son sold II cars
of feeders for Alcxus, 111., and
four cars for Wamego, Kansas,
all at an average price of $4.95
per hundred lbs. They will be
shipped from Elbert if satisfactory
freight rates can be obtaiued;
otherwise from Kutnuh.
Mr. B. U. Jamison, a promi
nent citizen of Elizabeth and a
leading candidate for the nomina
tion of County Clerk before the
Democratic convention, was iu
town Tuesday calling on friends,
lie dropped $1.50 in our treasury
for the Tiumjne for tho coming
year.
Tho Democratic call for county
convention appears in auothor
column signed only by the secre
tary of the Central Committee.
Mr. Wallace Aux, who was so
suddonly cut down a few days ago
while in tho full enjoyment of
strength nnd health, wus the county
chairman.
The number of cattle other than
milch cows in the country bus de
clined from 37,051,239 in 1892
to 27,994,225 at tho beginning
of this year. These are the Agri
cultural department’s figures. As
population has meantime increased ,
tho rise in the price ot meat ap
pears to have a very substantial
basis. •
Walter Banes, wife and child, j
who a few days ago were all found ,
dead in bod ut a small town in the (
mountains north-west of Denver, !
were former residents of Elbert 1
county and lived on Lower Co- «
maneno. Their death is supposed •
to have resulted from breathing •
tho fumes of charcoal, as dead
cml>crs were found in the stove, i
and no other cause could be found. {
Mr. and Mrs. Bancs were highly J
respected. •
MARRIED.
Mr. Starr E. Hutchins, it prom
, inent young man of Eltart, and
i Miss Helen L. Taft, a beautiful
j young lady ot Fort Collins, were
united in the holy bonds of matri
> inony at the residence of the of
> ticiating clergyman, Rev. Richard
E. Sykes, on Thursday cveniog
of Inst week at 8 o'clock. A
brother nnd sister of the bride
were present and witnessed the
ceremony. The happy couple
returned to Elbert to resale and
ure nt home at tho residence of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Green.
Frank, tho favorite old family
horse of S. L. Griffin, was so
badly cut in a wire fence Monday
night l hat there was no hope of
hit recovery, and to put him out
of misery Sir. Griffin dispatched
him. It was a sorrowful time for
not only the Griffin family but all
the children in t« wn as well, for
the good old hor e was the friond
and pet of all.
Mr. 11. C. Wood, lato publisher
of the Castle Rock Mascot, has sold
that paper to Mr. W. I. Whittier,
a well known and capable new -
paper man who is now in charge.
Mr. Whittier published the Castle
Rock Journal a long time and
mndo it a success. We extend
Bro. Whittier the right hand of
fellowship nnd wish him and the
i Mascot well.
The now cheese factory at El
bert, on the Divide, is now turn
ing out 2,500 pounds of cheese
a week and will run the output
up to 3,000 pounds by October
1 st. 'The 1 divide factories are now
paying twenty-two cents a guage
for milk, instoad of nineteen cents
which was the summer scale.—
Field and Farm.
i *
Don't Miss the Festival.
The Festival of Mountain and
' Plain in Denver this year will be
more complete ami magnificent than
ever before. Many new features
have been adde' 1 , nnd the program
1 covers the entire week, Sept. 25th to
30lli. Tickets for this occasion will
‘ lie at very low rotes ami will be good
returning until Oct. 2nd. Get full
information from tho nearest repre
sentative of “The Colorado Road.”
To Farmers.
King's store will pay 20 cents
per pound for good fresh ranch
butter.
Mason Jars at King's store—
quarto—7s cento per dozen.
Splendid grade of New Orloans
Molasses, for table use, 75 cents
per gullon at King's. On draught.
The New Land Of Cold.
Yes, Idaho’s turn has come at Inst.
For years she has lain dormant wait
mg. waiting. The turn lias been
called, “the clock has struck” the
chane;e Ims come.
The extension of tho Northern Pa
cific’s Spokane-Palouse branch to
Lewiston, and tlu*further extensions,
the present season, from Lewiston
up Lapwal Creek nnd up the Clear
water River into the heart of tlie old
Nez Perce reservation are working
wonders. And along with this era
of railway expansion, conies the
wonderful discovery of gold iu the
Buffalo Hump countrj'. Here, where
forty years ago the plaeer mines
yielded $100,000,000, so tho author
ities till us, now are discovered the
most stupendous quartz ledges ever
known between Florence ami Elk City
Urnngcvillc and the Salmon River,
the probabilities are that Klondike
v/ill be outdone.
Then too, the farmer and ranch
man has his chance. Between Lew
iston and the Hump lies a fruit and
grain region famous around Idaho.
The Cold Springs and Camas Prairie
lands can’t be beat. As a fruit and
grain country this region bento Cali
fornia, and now that new mining
c tmpß furnish good and nearby mar**
koto and transportation facilities are
so much improved, tho farmer will
find these acres to be as rich mines
of gold fo him as the quartz ledges
arc to the raiuer. So everybody has
a chance here, to make a good turn
Send two cento to Charles S. Fee, St.
Paul, Minn., or to any General or
District Passenger Agent of the
Northern Pacific Railway for the
new Buffalo Hump folder. It do*
scribes nil this region. It has a large
ami up-to-date map in colors. 45-48
A WONDERFUL CURE
OF DIARRHOEA.
A PROMINENT VIRGINIA
EDITOR.
Mad Almost Given Up, but W»i Brought Back
to Perfect Itaalth by Chambarlatn's Colic.
Cholera aiul Diarrhoea Remedy.
READ HIS EDITORIAL.
>Vi>m the Timet, l/illtlille, Va.
1 sutl'crcd with tliarrhoea for a long
time and thought I was pust being
cured. I had spent much time aud
money nnd suflered so much misery
that I had almost decided to give np
all hopes of recovery and await the
result, but noticing the advertisement
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud j
Diarrhoea Remedy and also some '
testimonials slating how some won
derful cures hud been wrought, by
ibis remedy, 1 decided to try it. After
taking a few doses 1 wa« entirely 1
well of that trouble, and I wish to
suy further to my readers and fel*-
low sutlcrers that I am a hale aud
hearty man to-day and feel ns well
as 1 ever did in ray iife.—O. 11 o
Moore. Sold by Jaeob Epler.
T*r ANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT AND IION- ■
v KST MWH Ul r*pre**nt u» a* U.iupri
In this and clone by couutic*. -alary f9u0 a year _
und uxpaaiu;* Sirulght, bona-fide, no more, no I
lu****lary. I'uiltioii pcrnianenl. Our rorerunce*. I
( any bank In any town. It I* malal* n.Hc* work I
I conducted at borne. Reference Kuloee acll- I
[ addrtmvtid at«ini>ed envelope. Thk Uoximos I
taw/sr, Dept. 3. Uiltayo. I
[•JUST RECEIVED]
p Fresh invoice of Booui and
I Shoes iu latest styles, w
I k- all of best qua
? Complete J
[[ inent. yJ
r I have some shoes I will close out at about cost. Rip* repaired free.
Gloves and Underwear a specialty. Full line Underhill's Riveted Over
. alls at 55 cento. _ _ _ _ _ _
k, r
( Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, ,
1 TDry Goods, Millinery and Notions in these j
Mines all at prices that cannot be duplicated*:
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If TWO TOWN South end of Town, Elbert, Colo.
Notice for Publication.
1 Land Office at Denver, Colo., I
AogUfi. I*V». f
Notice la hereby given t>ai the following
named *ettlcr ha* filed notice of lile Intentfou
to make final proof In *opport of hi* claim, and that
; *aid proof will be made before the Clerk of the
Coonty Court of Klbeit r.\>nnty at Kiowa. Colo.,
on Nov. 7th, 1K», vix: Tony Todaro, Homcatead
Application No. 10N41 for the aw qr Sec. 3, Tp.
' ItLS.. Kng SS W.
lie name* the following wltnearee to prove hi*
rontlniiou* renldence upon aud culUvatlrm of,
, eaid land, vie:
Kl:ahn K. Ilallwin. Frink Perale, John If.
Lnndy, John L. Uaidwln. ail of El' ert, Colo.
51-4 C. D. FORD. Ilegleter.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Denver. Colo.. I
Sept 18. I«W. f
Notice la hereby given that the following-nam
ed aettler ha* filed notice of hi* Intention to make
final proof In anpport of bl« claim, and that *ald
proof will tie made before the Clerk of the Conn
iy rvrnrt of KU>ert County, at Kiowa, Colo., on 1
October 2>*th, IrOT, vix: George J. Bringle.only :
I heir of Albert Urlngle, deceaved. Homestead No
171X0 for th* ne qr *e qr, »e qr uc qr Sec. 18, Tp,
10. H.. ling. 64 W
lie nam-* the following wltncaae* to prove hi*
• ontlnuou* rcaldence upon and cultivation of.
aaid land, via:
George Hlakdv, Jame* Cole, John McCauley,
William White, all of Elbert, Colo.
&14 C. I). FORD, Register.
NOTICE.
Administratrix Sale of Real Estate
in Rc Estate of Jane Moore,
Deceased.
Pnhllc notice la hereby given that the under
eigried, pnrauant to an order of the county court
of Elbert county, Colorado, made aud entered
on the 6th dav of September. ISPS, In Re the
Ketatr of Jane Moore, deceaaed. upon tho petition
of Angu*ta M Hothwell, Admliiiatralrlx of aaid
R*tale. v* Albert 1. Moore. William A. Moore and
Mal>el Moore, Infaut daughter of John II Moore
deeenaed, defendant*, for the *al« of Kcul Ketate
to dla.-harge debt# of aaid Ketate, the **ld
uuderelgned will at the office of the County Judge
of Klbcrt county In the town of Kiowa, Colorado,
ou
TUESDAY THE TENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER 1899,
at the hour of It o’clock M of aaid day nnd con
tinning thereafter uutll the raid property la *o!d ;
aaid *nlc to be made by the ndnilnlatrntrix at
public *a!e to the hlgbeet and beat bidder forcaah,
the following deecnbed property altonte In the
County of Elbert and stnte of Colorado and be
longing to aaid ertnto, to-wtt:
The eoutli wo*t quarter of the eouth ca*t quarter
of Section Fifteen and the we*t half of th* north
*a*t quarter of Section Twenty two and the north
went quarter of th* *outli eaal quarter of Section
Twenty two and the *outh wc*t quarter of Section
Twenty two, all In Tnwnehiu Eight, Range Sixty
five Went In *ald County and Stair.
Dated at Kiowa thi* 14th day of September,
1890.
Signed Ai'ciukta M. Rotiiwkll,
a* Administratrix oftbeKatate ofJaue Moure,
deceased.
L. E Kcrwoiitut, Attorney.
Notice for Publication.
Laud Office at Denver, Colo.. I
Sept. O,IBW. (
Notice I* hereby given that the following-nam
ed aettler line filed notice of hi* intention to make
final proof In aupport of hi* claim, and that *nld
Eaof will be made hofore the Clerk of the Cbuu
Court, of Elbert County, at Kiowa, Colo., on
t. ZJrd. IMW. via: William 11, Greaaer, Home
stead Avpi It atioii No. 17068 for the ne qr Sec.
18. T|i. 10, S.. Rug. 08 W.
lie names the following wltne**o* to prove bl«
contlnuon* residence upon and cultivation of,
*ald land, vix:
L. W i'arkhurat, Cheater O. Dockmn, Harry
Vote. Charles Dockum, all of FondJ*, Colo.
60-56 C. D. FORD, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Denver, Oblo. I
Ang. .'tilth, lW.t. f
Notice I* hereby given that the following-named'
settlor ha* filed notice of hi* Intention to make
final proof In aupport of hi* claim, und that «al<l
proof will be made before the Clerk of tho fVjunty
fVmrt of Elbert County, ul Kiowa, colo., on
Oct. Hth, 1809, vix: Made L OiUW Homestead
Application ;No. 17733 for the uw qr ne or Sec.
17. Tp. 9,8., Itng. 04 W,
He name* the following witnesses to provo hi*
continuous reeldeuce upon nnd cultivation of *uid
laud, vix:
It. F. Young, nugh E. McMillan, August F.
Kuuze, Crockett Clibun, all of Elizabeth, Colo.
4KI C. I». FORD. Register.
Public Land Sale.
United States Laud Office at Denver. Colo,, I
Aug. IM, 1899 (
Notice I* hereby given that in pursuance of
instruction* from tho CommlsMonrr of the Gen
eral Laud Office, under authority vested In him
by section 2455, l'. 8. Rev, Sta» ,’ as amended bj
the act of Congress approved February Sd.
we will proceed to offer at public sale iin the I7ih
dav ofOctober 1809 at II o’clock next, nt thi*
office, the following tract of land, to-wlt:
Nw qr aw qr, Sec. 8, Tp. 0. 8., ling. Go W. of
oth I*. M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
altovc described laud* arc advised to file tlielr
Halm* In this office on or before the day above
designated for the commencement of snld sale,
otherwise their rights will he forfeited.
C. D. FORD. Register.
48-1 B. F. KIMBERLY Receiver.
Notice for Publication.
Land office at Denver, Colo., Ang 23, IR9O.
Nolle* Is hereby given that the following named
settlor has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof In support of hi* claim, and that »ald
proof will be mad* bcfoic the clerk of the conn tv
court of Klhurt county at Kiowa, Colorado, oil
October 7th, 1890. vix; George G. Baker Home
stead Application No. 17077 for the *w qrnw nr.
Sec. 26, * hf ne qr. ne qr tie qr. Sec. 27, Tp. 9. » .
Rug.. 11 M'.
lie name* the following wltnusse* to prove hi
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, vie:
George Klmier, John 11. Lundy, Saiunel Tag
garl. Daniel C. Corbett, all of Kllw-rt, Colorado.
47-52 c. D. FORD, Register.
Notice Tor Publication.
Land Office at Denver, Colo., i
August 3rd, 1899. I
Notice la hereby given that the following nam
ed aettler ha* filed notlco of III* intention to make
final proof in support of hi* claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of the • ‘ontitv
Court of Elbert connty at Kiowa, Colo., on Sept
IRth. 1899. via: Charles K. Smith, Homestead
Application No. IGOIO for the ne qr nv or. Sec
28. To. 9 S„ Rug. 63 U\
He name* the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon a d cultivation of.
said land, viz:
George Eisner, M olfc llclgeth. Charles Smith,
Sr.. John U. Lnudy. all of Elbert, Colo.
TV’*' C. I> FORD. Reel.ter;
UNDERTAKING!
CliulWs
In all Sizes,
Furnished on an hour’s notice
BY
Reed & Dickerson
ELIZABETH, COLORADO
Embalming when Desired.
Prices as low or lower than Denver or I
Colorado Springs.
The above firm ha* a first class stock ou hand
of everything required In the
UNOEE^YAkINq
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logue.
Address
A. M. HARGES, President,
Grand Island, Neb.
Joseph Heigein.
PRACTICAL
BLACKSMITH.
ELBERT, - COLORADO
Horseshoeing and Repairing of all
kinds done promptly at low rutes.
J-#“Tinwarc soldered
QR. W. FOWLER,
Gas administered for axtracting.
Room* 1H So. Tejon Street. Between Pike's
I’eak Ave. and ilnerfano.
Colorado Springs.
...THE HIGH-GRADE...
NEWROYAL
NO. S DROP-HEAD CABINET
FAMILY SEWING £MACHINE
Posessesall the modern Improvements to
be found in any first-class machine. Sold
at popular prices. Warranted ten years
..MANUFACTURED BY..
ILLINOIS SEWING MACHINE CO.
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS
' Scenic Line THE World'
DEIIVER
GRANDE
RAILROAD
PASSING THROUGH....
...SALT LAKE CITY...
EN ROUTE TO AND FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
...THE POPULAR LINE TO
Leadville, [jlenwood Springs
ASPEN AHD GRAND JUNCTION.
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
Trinidad, Tania Fe and Now Mexico Points
RearMri at) tho principal towns and mining
catnpa i Colorado, Utah and New Mexico.
The Tc irisfs Favorite Line
TO At L MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
▲II through ralna eoulpprd with Pullman Palace
and Totinet Sleeping Cara.
For cle(rantly Illustrated descriptive hooka free
of coat, address
B T. JEFFREY. A. S. HUGHES, 8. K. HOOPER,
Pree’t A Oea.Hgr. Traffic Xgr. Oeo.Paas. A TkCAgt
DENVER. COLORADO.
C. E. RIDLON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ELBERT, COLO.
B. R. HALL,
Undertaker
▲ND
Embalmer
DENVER, - COLORADO,
1625 Stout Street.
Phone 18-1.
Residence Phone 184.
I3TOPEN ALL NIGHT
Daniel Witter,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AMD
Counsellor in Land Cases and Land
Office Business.
Room 7. Union Block, Cor. l#th A Arapahoe Bte .
Denver. Coix).
tar’Speclal attention given to Tonteet*. Land
Office bni<lneea of every kiud attended to prompt
|jr. Chargee reasonable. Settlers' Guide Free by
malL
El Paso County Bank
Capital -
Surplus, JtO.UUU
Transact* a general banking bnsinee*. Draft#
drawn on the principal ciUea of the United States
and Kurope.
Wm. S. Jackson, Cashior.
J. 11. Barlow, Ass’t Cashier.
MBMBBItS OP TUB FIRM.
W. 8. Jackson. C. 11. White. J. B. Bailovt
MSMiiiisii
BY BUYING DIRECT FROM **s*
E. P.OSENBURGER & C 0
202-204 E. 102 d Bt., NEW YON A CITY.I
Tho Largest Clothing
Manufacturers in America.
OUR ORtAT BARQAIN OFFCBI
Ac BOYS' ADONIS IA "71?
\r| SUITS FOB j| ||
Vlfi with IZxtre Pants and BR ■ I V
we Pay Expreseage.
Ttieee»ult» ar« guaranteed ts be Bade from In*
,'ertcd Wool Cheviot. In Hlack, hlue. drey and Drowa
a slits from jto 9 years of nee Made up double
reaeted. with Sailor Collar—Collar fancy embroider.
•J—Hoed with fntt Black Albert Twill Sat ea nnf
Patent Wnlat Baade. Trimming and Wort maoih Ij
•■ha very beot. Site# for 10 to 15 jeara, without Sailor
Collar. Mention age and If lnr,« er amalt.
o * 9l»e» Jto (, | I
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When ordering .erid Poet OtSce, 19m KB
Repr.M M. ntj Order er Registered tff Wl
Letter*, alee ace at last birthday, MB B 17771
and If large nr moll far bla age. MM R |J~ |
Men.y cfaearfully refunded If not MS&W.
•atl.faclery. Send ao. stamps for ■HAbImI
• a tapirs. tape meaeura, arniarlpi |
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XlbtO ManltcE
Clfc pass
. Falls
and
Colorabo ffffi
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IS* 01 General
“"® cs ‘ Offices
* TRoutc Denver
CEO. W. RISTINE. W. F. BAILEY,
Receiver. Cen. Fame. Agl
I MEN OR BOYS
suffi rii.g fmm nerv ua debility, vnrfrorclr
ecmiitul went new*. l.,*t manhood, emission*
and unnattirnl dirrhargo# moved by error* of
younger dayn which. If not relieved by inedi
cal treatment, la deplorable on mind and body,
DO NOT MARRY
when suffering n* thin leads to loan of mem
ory. loan of spirit*, buahfulnct* In eocietr
pain* In email of bark, frightful dreams, dark
ring* around the eye*, plmiden or breaking
out on fare or body. Send for ottr symptom
blank. We ran cure yon. and especially do
we desire old and tried rase*. an we < burin
nothing for advice and give you a written
Run no 1 tee to cure the worst case on record
ot only are the weak organa rcatoreil. hot till
losses, drain* and dtarhurgr* alopped. Semi
2c stamp for Question blank U>
HAHN'S PHARMACY. Omaha. Neb.
BLOOD POISON
First, second or tertiary stage. WE NKVFR
KAIL. No ileten 10 1 from business. Write
us for particulars DcpL J. H.
HAHN'S PHARMACY. Omaha. Neb.
I ADIFS m *'!- h »m*Y. Monthlies snre
rm. v , t,"’ ,U - V ' Turki,,h T * «*.
Pill*. Never falls, fare* scanty, excessive
or painful monstruatlon. El box. two boxes
enru any caee. Dept. H. 8.
HAHN'S Pharmacy,
18th and Farnum, OMAHA. NEB.
Cilf BlllUl ll Vlftt M
J *""TM END OF TOWN. “ W “UI|B
I herewith cull to the attention of formers and randim I
1 <lo nil kinds of Wagon and Bnggy Work, «!,„ B
Horse Shoeing. I carry a hig stock of iron, steel nnd | lar j B
always on hand. From now on I hare the following prices H
HORSE SHOEING TIRE SETTIM, 1
8 Heavy Transfer Shoes, 12.50 4 Buggy Tires, ‘ “ 8
8 Light Hoad Shoes, 2.00 4 Wagon Tires, lt|,H
4 Saddle Shoes, 1.00 2 Cart Tires, lj|B
4 Old Shoes Reset, .75 I.gl
All mv work is guaranteed or yoor money refunded 1 1
make new Wagons and Huggics to order. I‘arties wishio.* 11,0 1
will save time and money by calling on me, - ~:! l R
Yours for business, ■
CHARLES JOHNSON, Klbert, C,,| I
Job Printing
w s»eturing j
-s\»®
v Wholesale and Retail. j 1
STARK;
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry I
Coto^'
UNION PACIFIC TRAINS
KNOWN FOR THEIR REGULARITY. RELI
ABILITY, COMFORT, SPEED AND
ELEGANCE,
hsesh^
Best Dining Car Service.
ASK ABOUT EXCURSION RATES TO
LOS ANGELES, DETROIT, RICHMOND,
INDIANAPOLIS, and many oilier point*,
Sec your local agent or address
.GEO. ADY, General Agent, Denver, Colo.
Inter-Ocean Hotel,
©£o. Stein, Prop.,
(Formerly ot the Ltndell Hotel.)
. AMERICAN AND
" EUROPEAN PLAS,
Rooms, 50c, Ysc and $l.OO. Meuls, 25cts.
Cor. 16th and Blake Sts., DENVER, COLO.
~ . -rri
Cr. IIEN ItY, M. D. student 0< o ?nSi‘ jlip Riconi
Thirty-six Years’ Practice—tile last Ten in Denver.
SYriULTS A SPECIALTY.
Men Only Treated.
A cure ffuaranteed in every caee undertaken when a cure it practicable and poni
j. • Onnorrhoea, oleet and stricture speedily cured with I>r. Ricot d's Ft ruck Rtw-
Herent cases permanently cured within THREE DA Yft. NO CVREB*.
SANDALWOOD OIL OR CODA IB A used. Spermatorrhoea seminal losses, night
emissions, insomnia, despondency, radically cured. Ricord's method practiced in
the World s Hospital, Paris. Reference: Over 2.1.000 patients tuceessfuily treated
and cured within the last ten years. Can refer to patients cured, by permission. /»-
vestigate. Offices. SO7 nth Ntrert. near Champa. Denver. Colo. English. French,
fscrniuii. Polish, Russian and Hnhemian spoken. Consultation and One Isasimo
tion free. Correspondence solid ted—strictly confidential.
F. N. LaVELL,
Beat Estate end Insuraset,
Public.«==«-
ELBEKT, - COLORAPa
Collections Promptly Made. Fire and Life Insuranoe.
Afknuwlcdgementn of all kitiaii tukun. • •
dSHSHS2S^
In EaTABLiaHEU 18W IxcoxroßATXß IS* I*
I VOUR Vl^lol ' l BE IN ' I
Ln pNI Youreyos TIRE, PAIN in the HEAD 9
In or EYE HALL, SMART, HERN «“* 4
G{ become RED. Small defects cause th* S
jj! -'.*r most trouble. \Ve uso the only »*«?“ 9
H .... S? Wbicu all defects of the eye can b. h
KJ itwiui Tell Ue the Proper (ilasnce. discovered.
FREE EXAMINATION BY
K PROF. BURNELL, Specialist. S
Ln Limited to the Kye. jjj
|jJ Most Scientific Method known. Our own Factory for making Len»*»- |
Tile I3qri\ell Opticcjl Co. |
H 1556 CALIFORNIA STREET, Near 16th, DENVER, COLO, a
DEHORKIM!
.
Horse Breaking!
Dehorning, Horse breaking and castrating promptly done nt .-esM”* bl '
rates. Apply to
GEORGE A. SCHUTZ, 6 roileg aulllhca,l 7i^