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! THK thibfnk.
Official County Paper,
d. B. KING, Editor ano PnowaigTow.
Inwn at m rnt ©me a at Slutkt. Ota
•un AiMwnCuNMmn
HMOUPTIM «1.to PER TEAR
IR ADVANCE
To Arteritieri:
Tmvm U tba oMut 1 and leading
*iM r In Elbert u.onll, covering In It*
W»»a1*e rfrrntatlon a rich territory thirty nllw
aqaar* Mala# made known o* application.
T»a Tatar** la printed In *ta ewti hnlldlng— a
eamfe'table. eommodloii*. well lighted and very
aaavantantly arranged structure It* the ranter of
town. The plant Irr-rn which it emanate*, with it*
three nraaaaa and abundance of type and arena
eortee, faonaoftba coiaplaUat country office* In
ka a tala.
I. O. O. F
ELHKIIT IE .'.n .«
Mae la every Hntnrdey night. Ylaltlng tnemhara
eerdlelly Invited to attend. Ilneo J<>hr,N.(J.
A. U. Per*aw. Jtec. 8ee y.
KLBERT CAMI’ NO. 152.
Iwti tn Ita hall In Rlhart every Tnavday
evening. V lilting ndghUira cordially Invited to
atlaaul. J. II. Kino, < ‘onanl Commander.
J. H. Ponot*. Clark.
KLBKllT HOME FOIUJ.M NO. 109. r ».
Maataln the Woodman 'ial1 lha third Monday
evening In each month Ladle* and gentleman
#f good moral rharurter and enoud health, he
•ween the age* of etebteeu and fifty, received and
tsanranra at nominal rate* to the Amount of |:«00.
LOOO or 12.Of© gi anted . A reliable fraternal ban
anrlary order.
J II Ki.ee. 1‘realdent; Mita. Fihbttb Tottl*.
Ylca President; 8. L. UnirriN. 2nd Vlra Preal
iant; P. 11. Mui.i.m**. Se<-retniy: lluoo .Ion*,
reaturer; Bi.nait PnraKao*, Orator: Mr* P. It.
vi.uttN, Aaalataut Orator: Kt.t Ukowlkb, Por
•at.
I
Pkboinct Officers.
Failles* af the Pnaca | ftjfc
,
JClrkkt (Jkmktkrt Association. 1
t. L Orlffln ! *Pra*tdanL .
A. II. Putnam Secretary
J. U King Traaatuar
'.j —: <
{oforaio $ J.
TIME CARD
Morrn *©cao
R. A Mali and Bar#** 8:1* a m.
.8, Mind Train 1 ftS p. m.
booth not;un
8a. 8 Mail and Kapreas 1:41 p m
a. 1#. Mined Train I0:4«a. m
B. At. NAKUON. Agent.
Re. Aalitty for and tins watch
*wrk ililTirull v£y rupturing, otc.
Graduate optlatan; peraooal attention.
Money loaned «n approved real
•state security. Lee Kamsky,
812 Cooper likL, Denver
New Orleans Molasse s for cook*
In#, at King's, 40 cents per gul
lon.
Having: a Great Run on Cham
berlain’s Cough Remedy.
Manager Martin’ of tho Pierson
drug store, informs us that he fs
having a great run on Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. He sells five bot
tles of that mediciue to one of any
other kind, and it gives great satis
faction In these days of la grippe
there is nothing like Chuniber'ain's
Cough Remedy to stop the cough,
heal up the oore throat and lungs
and give relief within n very short
time. The sales are crowing, and
all who try it are pleased with its
prompt action.—South Chicago Daily
Calumet. For sale by Walter Whit
more.
Ranches for rent and for sale.
F. N. La Veil. Elbert. Colo.
>
G\caiß3\ G\o\ies\ G\cnies\
The largcßt stock in tho co’u*.!v
at King's.
Big reduction in comforts and
blankets at King's.
For the next ten dava I will
make a run on Queeua.»..re and
Glassware—selling it cheaper than
any other firm in Elbert county.
J. B. Kino.
UNDERWEAR! *_
At King's for Men, Women and
Children—cheaper than ever be
fore sold in Elbert.
Notice to Homesteaders.
Remember that 50 eouts is all I
charge for muking out your appli
cation for filial proof on your
claim, and 1 guai a nice all papers
drawn by me to be absolutely cor
rect.
F. N. LaV ell,
tf. Elbert. Colo.
AOBNTS WANTED—VOIt •TIIKI.IFB AND
Achievement- of Admiral Dewey,' the world*
greatest naval hero. By Blur.t Halstead. the
□fe-leug frleud ami admirer of (he ntlun'* 1d..1
Blgge#t and best b<».k ov.r bin pag**, Nx|C
Uch«* near'y 100 page* h*i't<>ur lllu-trstlonr.
Oaly fl .Vi Knoi innn- demand. Ilig connate
»loub. Outfit frrr CbAnca of « lift- flint-. Wlrlt.
ulek Tbe DoiuiuU.n Coin.miir. :«•! Ph.ori'ation
Ut: CblCOA*.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Sam.
Mellor on Friday evening, Jan
uary sth, u fine ll>-lb girl.
Rev. Dr. Kirkw«>od, will oc
cupy tbe pulpit at tba church
Sunday morning. Everybody in
vited.
Elbert Lodeo of Odd Fellows
install officers next Saturday
night, Jan. 13tb. All members
invited to be present.
Regular meeting of Elbert Home
Forum next Monday night, Jan.
15th. Officers arc to be elected
and installed. All memlfcrs come.
I have two valuable receipts
for sale cheap. Agents, this is
your chance to make money, T
M. Salen, Elbert, Colo.
Insure your property with F.
N. LaVell, at Elbert. He baa
three of the largest and strongest
Fire Insurance companies in tbe
United Mates. Delay* are danger,
oils.
Every Woodman should sub
scribe for the Western Woodman,
a weekly paper devoted to Wood
craft. For particulars enquire of
T M. Salon, Elbert, Colo.
Sheriff Putnam, who took charge
of his office Tuesday, appointed
Win. Taylor, of Elizabeth, Un
der-Sheriff, N. L. Gleason, of
Kiowa, ami Smith Harper, of
River Bend, Deputies.
Rev. J. F. Walker on Tuesday
bought the ranch of Patrick Ber
ry, 8 miles east, which adjoined
Ids own place. Mr. Berry proved
up a few weeks ago and has de
cided to go to Pueblo and work
in tho steel work.
Mr. S. H. Pyott, of Hastings.
Neb., son-in-law of Mr. lluys,
<-nuio Thursday on u short visit,
lie is favorably impressed with
Elbert county, as well with tbe
whole state of Colorado, and may
make up his mind to become u
citizen in tbe noar future.
L. W. Mill has just sold Ids
ranch near Kiowa to Alex. Oaks
uml Tuesday came to Elbert and.
bought of Hon. F.. N. .La veil for
spot cash five li>ta* d:rst and south
of HolgethV'- blackstnUh shop.
He wiH build a residence thereon
at once and muko this place his
permanent home.
Again Elbert precinct has a
Justice of the Peace, lion. F. N.
LaVell having qualified on Tues
day, and his justice court is now
ready to grind. Having held the
office several yearn in the past he
is quite familiar with its duties,
lie will not only unravel the legal
tangles that come up between his
patrons, but can now perform
the marriage ceremony, as well,
with neatness and dispatch.
Dr. Berry, of Falcon, is able to
tie around on crutches at tho St.
Francis hospital at Colorado
Springs, where he con
fined since Not. 88th, 1899. The
doctor was driving into tbe Springs
when he had a collision with a
bicycle, his team ran awny, throw
ing him out, broke his right leg
in two places. He has had a very
serious time, but his friends will
be happy to know Unit ho will
soon be able to be out again.
Elbert Presbyterian church,
Jan. 14th, 1900, 7:30 p. m., in
stallation service ’t*of the now
pastor, Rev. 11. S. Childs, D. V.,
will take place. The Rev. Dr.
Kirkwood, Synodical Missionary
of the Slate of Colorado, the Rev.
Hairy Smith, pastor of the Gold
en Presbyterian church, and the
Rev. J, W. Currcus, pastor of tho
Elizabeth Presbyterian church is
tho comwitteee appointed by th
Presbytery of Denver to perform
this service. A good program
will be rendered. A cordial in
vitation is extended to the pub
lic. Come und holp to welcome
the new pastor. W. J. Watts,
Tuylor Green, Benjamin James,
Henry Z. Wolf, session.
It has been demonstrated repeat*
edly in every state in the Union and
in inttny foreign countries that Cham
berlnin’s Cough Remedy is a certain
preventative and cure far croup. It
lisa become universal remady for that
(license. J'ishur, -gf
W.‘ Va.*only repeats what has been
said around the globe when he WYl&sr
‘ I have used. Chamberlain-s’ CfctiTgh
Remedy in in}- family for Severn 1
years and always with perfect sue*
eoBS. Wo believe that it it) not only
the best cough remedy, but that it is
:t sure cure for croup. It*has suved
the lives of our children a number of
times.” This remedy is for sale by
Jacob Kpler.
I want to let tue people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Chamberlain’s Pain Balm re
lieved me after n number of other
medicines and a doctor hud failed.
It is the best liniment I have ever
known of—J. A. Dodgeii, Alpharetta,
'•a. Thousands have been cured of
rhcumaUHin by this remedy. One
application relieves the pain. For
fiala by Jacob KpU r.
Lamps al half price at King’s.
Boy's overalls ut King's 40 cents.
For Sale, good pitch pine fence
posts. F. N. LaVell.
Men's boots $1.40 at King's
Notice for Publication.
LanS Ofika at Dasrar. Colo., >
Jaa. rtrd. IWJ. f
Notlca !• b*r#bT *l**n that the folio ret.** aam
•4 a«U!ar ho* fllad aotlc* of hi* Intention to tank*
fiimi proof la aapport of hi* claim, md that **l<l
proof will mad* bafora tba dark of U a coanty
court of Klbart county, at Kiowa. Colo, on Pah.
17th. 19U0, *l*; Adam Mitchell, Home* t**d Ap
plication No. 1724 T for tj* whfnw <jr. w hf *w
qr. Sac. 13, Tp, #, S Itng. «3 W
ll* narnia th* following wltnaaaaa to pro** hi*
conttnnoaa raaldanc* upon and caltkatton of.
eatd land, alx: . . „ , ,
retar Mclllxan. Georg* Rlanar, John H. Landy.
II. BUliop, all of Klhart, Colo.
IMO C. D. FORD, It*fi»t*r
Notice for Publication.
I wind Office at Danvar. Cblo.. i
Dec. 8, ISW. I
Nolle* la hereby gl**n that th* following n*m
•d **tll*r ha* Iliad notlca of bia intention to mak*
final proof In *npport *f hi* claim, and that *aid
uro*f will b* mail# before the Clerk of the Conti
ly CJoert, of Klbert CoBO»T. U Ktowa, CM*., on
Jan.Sfnd. 1900. ala: WIIIIobiJ. Watte. Horn#
■teed Application X*. llAgfor th. ne «,r .w «|r
w hf an «r, a* ** an # Sm. «, Tp. S.S-. Bag.
jjsSmtfsiStmVfEriXtSses,
Public Land Sale.
United State* Land Office at Denver, Colo. I
Dec. 3rd. 1899. I
Notice 1* hereby given that In pnr*unnco of
Inetructlon* from the CommUlotier of the Gen
eral Land Office, auder authority reeled in him
i,v *ection 2435, 11. 8. Itav. KUi ,a* amended by
the act of Couire** approved February 28. 1895.
wo will proceed to offer at public aale on the R
day of January 1900 at II o'clock AM. next, at
thl* office, the following tract of land, to wit:
Near of *e <jr of Sec, 27, Tp. 9 8., Hug M W.
of 6th 7*. M.
Any and all persons claiming advereely the
»l>ove deacrlbed Unde are odvlaed to file theli
clalrna In thl* office on or before the day above
deelgnated for (be commencement of eaid aale,
otherwlae their right* will be forfeited.
C. D. Fom>, Regleter,
10 15 B. K. KIMUKKLi, Kacelver,
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Denver, Colo., I
Dec. 9, 1H99. f
Nolle* I* hereby given that the following nani
od aett #r ha« filed nntlce of l|la Intention to make
final proof In support of h!« claim, and that *ald
proof will be made before the Clerk of the Coun
ty Court of Elbert County, at Kiowa, dole., on
Jan. *2nd, 1900, rlr.; (.corge P. Wright, on# of
belrn of FrnncU O. Wright, de-eawe i, lloineatrad
Aiipllcatlon No. 16493 for tbe w hf nw qr, Sec. 10,
e hf ne qr Sec. V. Tp. 10. 8.. Hug. 03 W.
He namea the following wltu*w*ea to prove hla
contfnunns resilience upon and cnltlvation or.
aald land, vis;
Aaher A. Galloway, Herman Keeker, Jaaper
Davidson, Jamea W. Irwin, all of Elbert. Colo.
11-16 C. D. POltb, Keglater.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office al Denver, Cole., I
Dec. 8, IHV9. I
Notice la hereby given tlat the following
named acttler baa filed notice of hla intention
to make final proof lu anpport of hla claim, and that
aald proof will be made nefore the Clerk of the
Connty Court of Klbert County at Kiowa. Colo.,
on Jan. 90th, 1900, via: Harry B. Vote, Home
atead Application No. 17063 for the e hf no qr
Sec. fi. w hf nw or Sec. 9, Tp. 10. 8. Hog. 62 W.
He namea the following wltnearea to prove bla
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
aald land, vie: ' . -
Rnient T. Harper, William Duffey Corneltoo*
B. Hollem*, John U. Manny, allot Fond;*. Colo.
11.16 . # C. D. FORI). Keglater.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Denver, Colo. I
Dec 0, 1899. f
Notice la hereby given that the following named
settler bn* filed notice of hi* intention to make
final proof Ir. runpmt of hi* claim, and that aaiil
r roof will ho made belore the Clerk of rhe Connty
onrt of Klbort county, at Kiowa. • 010., on Jan
97tli. IPOO, vlx: May Georgia f •-•rprly May
Atcheaon, llomcntenil Applii'atlon No. |ni-2 for
the n hf lie qr, e hf uw qr See. 25, Tp. 9. 8., Hug. ;
64 W.
He name* the Mlowlng wltncaee* to prove h:.i
continuous residence noon and cultivation of,
■aid land, via:
Milton S.Dctwller, John L Baldwin, John Clibon,
James A. l.oatou, all of Klbert, Colo.
11 16 C. D FORD Register.
tT. M. SALEN,
DlsmißUHNa agkn t
Being nn nuthorized member of the
T. 1). L. of New York City,
All classes of Advertising Matter
carefollj aud promptly distributed
Sin® and posters tacksd up at reason
abU rates.
I am agent for tho Western
Woodman, a weekly paper
devoted to Wood
cruft.
KT J ’wo valuable receipts worth
$lO.OO apiece. For the next 30 days
1 will make the two for $2.50 cash.
C t 9. 9T L. Sa-Ce -n
Elbert Colo
F«ct« That Ready
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Mir FAY. JANUARY 30,
AT i O'CLOCK.
1 will offer at Public Sale in Elbert,
near Taylor Green-s carpenter shop in rear 1
of town hall:
1 Two Horse Cultivator,
1 Democrat Wagon,
1 Road Cart,
2 Couches,
1 Iron Bed-staed,
Bed Springs,
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and will gla.ll «-:I any .ufforer th; It 1* Mon.* Treatment really lire* all diseased condition* of our
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