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TUB TKIBUNE
Official County Paper,
J. B. KING, €«to» and Pho»>aietoh.
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a. It. MUwl M. NARHON. Agent.
stfs&rSto.
v QraduBto optician j poraoaal attention.
Notice to Correspondents.
In onler to strike tbe early malls
Thursday our growinu circulation re
quire. that the TKimiKK he P«t te
press Wednesday afternoon. Cor
roapoudeuw aud all other* who
wish to reacli the public through
then columns must therefore hand in
their article* not later than Tuesday.
Monday would be more convenient to
the publisher.
Seed potatoes at King's store.
Salt Luke Dried Peaches 5 cents
per pound at King’s.
When you want to buy a hill of
goods got Eplor’s cash prices.
Honey loaned on approved roul
potato security. Lee Ramsey,
812 Cooper Bid., Denver
A large amount of hail fell in
the vicinity of P. H. Mulligan's
ranch on Comanche lust Saturday.
Jacob Kpler, Agent for tho
Berlin & Orendorff Farm Im
plements, Elbert, Colo. 31-2m*
Mr. and Mrs. La Veil and J. £.
Mollor left yesterday for Denver,
where they wil. attend the Demo
cratic State Convention.
Sidney summer school opened
Monday with Miss Sonin Decker
in charge as toachor. Twenty nine
pupils were enrolled the first day.
Albert F. 11. Miller moved his
family and household goods from
Denver to his ranch near this
place on Saturday and they will
ijM>n<l the summer heic.
Miss Annie Pearson returned
from Boston Friday and will re
main all summer with her par
ents near Cameron. After living
in fogs and cloudy weather since
January she is glad to return to
the sunshine and pure air of Colo
rado.
A horse which Wm. Deilks was
riding one day last week stumbled
and fell, throwing him off aud
dislocating Ids left shoulder. The
iujury was so severe that chloro
form lmd to he adminstered, and
with the aid of a physician from
Elizabeth Dr. Dearer soon had the
bones in place. Mr. Deilks is
now recovering rapidly.
Lee Hull advertised a grade
Durhum bull for sale in a 25-cent
advertisement in these columns, ,
and lust week sold it for spot
cash to on© of our subscribers.
If you have anything for sale or
wish to buy the quickest and most
satisfactoxy way is to advertise in
the Tribune— let the public know.
Eumwone will want what you wish
to sell.
- - <*
Christiun Scbaofermeyer of Se
dalia recently received a pleasant
surprise in the way of good news
and as a result he is now on a trip i
to San Francisco. It seems that
some 34 years ago he loaned
SI,OOO to a brother-in-law, who
had never been able to repay it.
Now he gets word from bis debtor
that lie haa struck it rich in Alaska
and is ready to pay. With in
terest it now amounts to $7,000.
—Castle Rock Journal.
EASTONVILLE’S BIG
CELEBRATION.
Eastonville seems to be the only
town in the whole Divide country
with sufficient enterpriz© to hold a
4lfi of July celebration and now
since she has started she proposes
to hold a big one. A varied and
very interesting program has been
mapped out und everybody knows
Eastonville always carries out her
promises, so people will come ex
acting a good time. Advertise
ment appears in another column
and handsome hills are out furth
er announcing the event. Surely
u crowd of several thousand may
las expected, ns there is no other
celebration within a hundred
miles.
Eastonville Items,
Mr. Peck, the road overseer,
is h6re with a laige force of men
fixing tbe toads.
Mrs. A. C Wiederhold spent
a few days in Denver visiting
friends sinco our lust issue.
T. C. Anders has repapered
and renovated bis residence
throughout inside. It is one of
the handsomest furnished houses
in town.
The committee on races handed
in the following list of races for
publication:
Ist—llnrro race.
2nd—Bicyle race.
3rd—Young men’s foot race.
4th—Young ladies’ foot race.
slh—Foot race for boys.
6th—Foot race for girls.
7th—Sack race.
Bth—Wheel-barrbw race.
9th—Egg race.
10th -Potato race.
11th—Fat man’s race.
ljJth—Fa 4 woman’s .’ace.
Greased pole. Greased pig and
three legged race. Fire works
at night. Good prizes for above
races. Grand ball at night. Plat
form dance in the afternoon.
Hon. F. N. LaVell, of Elbert
county, is in the city for a few
days. Mr. La Veil represented
Elbert and Lincoln counties in
the Eleventh general assembly.
He is a prominent Democrat and
has been chosen as n delegate to
(becoming Democratic state con
vention.—Colorudo Springs Daily
Telegraph.
Elks' Day.
The Overland Park Racing As
sociation has set aside June 19th
as “Elks’ Day” during their
meeting at Denver, for which
occasion the Colorado & Southern
lly. has made a rate of one fare
for the round trip; tickets on sale
June 19th, good returning until
June 24th.
Miss Florence Newman, who has
been a groat sufferer from muscular
rheumatism says Chumberluin’s Pain
Buhn is the only remedy that affords
her relief. Miss Newman is a much
respected resident of the village of
Gray, N. Y., and makes this state
ment for the benefit of others simL
Inrly afflicted. This liniment is for
Bait by Jacob Epler.
Notice.
Mr. W. H. Firth, Gen’l
Agent C. R. I. & P. Ry., Den
ver, Colo., advises me that bis
company will run four specially
cheap excursions to the east leav
ing Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo June lltb, 12th and
23rd, and July 12th and 20th and
August 4th. He will be pleased
to answer any inquiries.
JOSEPH PURDEN,
Postmaster.
A Self-Made Man.
An exchange thus bids farewell
to a departed citizen: “He was
a man of push. He played mar
bles for keeps when a hey, und
cheated all his playmates out of
their allys; he swapped a blade
lc.ss knife, unseen, for a four
bladed knife, sold that for fifty
cents; bought a dozen lemons and
a pound of sugar and made a
barrel of lomonide which he sold
for SB. He started in business
and sold bud meat for choice cuts
and made a fortune. When ho
got a thousand, he organized a
company with $5,000,000 capital,
mostly water, and sold the stock
at par. When the company
hursted it was found out that he
had sold out sometime before.
When he died he was a million
aire and left it all here.
——«•» ..... ——
Two counts ugainst F. Joseph
Huber by the town of Elizabeth
were hoard and Mr. Huber dis
charged in the District Court
Tuesday.
Here is the latest story of tbe
man who is too stingy to take his
home paper, snys the Kanaas Item:
“A man who was too e o lom cal to
take this pipvrnvnt bis little boy
to borrow the cony taken by bis
neighbor. In his haste the boy
run over ss4 stand of bees, and
in ten minutes looked like a warty
summer squash. His cries reach
ed bis father, who ran to his
assistance, and failing to notice a
barbed wire fence, ran into it,
breaking it down, cutting a hand
ful of flesh from his anatomy and
ruining ss4 pair of pants. The
old cow took advantage of the gap
in tbe fence and got into the corn
field and killed herself eating
green corn. Hearing the racket,
the wife ran, upset a four gallon
chum full of rich cream into a
Iraakel of kittens, drowning the
whole flock. In the hurry she
dropped as7 set of false teeth.
The baby left alone crawled
through the spil led cream and
into tbe parlor, ruining a brand
new S2O carpet. During the
excitement the oldest daughter
ran away with the hired man; the
dog broke up eleven setting bens,
and ths cslves got out and oliswed
tbe tails off four fine shirts.’’
Insure your property with F.
N. LaVell, at Elbert. He has
three of the largest and strongest
File Insurance companies in the
United btates. Delays are danger
ous.
If troubled with rheumatism, five
Chamberlain's Pain'Hahn a trial. It
will not cost you a cent if it does no
good. One application will relieve
tho pain. It also cures sprains and
bruises in one-third the time required
bj an}* other treatment. Cats, burns,
frostbites, quinsey, pains in the side
and clisst. glandular and other swell
ings arc quickly cured by applying it..
Every bottle warranted. Price, 25.
and 50 eta. For sale by Jacob Epler
june3(M9oo
Reduced Rates to Denver.
For the Overland Park Racing
Meet to be held at Denver June
9th to 23rd, the Colorado &
Southern Ry. bat made a rate of
one fare for the round trip; tickets
on sale Juno 9th, 16th and 19th
with final limit of five days.
UNDERWEAR!
At King's for Men, Women and
Children—cheaper than ever be
fore sold in Elbert
Beware of a Cough.
A cough is not a disease but a
symptom. Consumption and bron-*
chitis, which are the most dangerous
and fatal diseases, have for their
first imdication a persistent cough,
and if properly treated as soon as
this cdugh appears arc easily cured.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
proven wonderfully successful, and
gained its wide reputation and cx
-1 tensive sale by its success in curing
the diseases which cause roughing,
if it is not beneficial it will not cost
you a cent. For sale by Jacob
Epler.
Go to the Races.
For the Annual Meoting of the
Overland Park Racing Associa
tion, June 9th to 23rd, the Colo
rado & Southern Ry. has rnndo
a rate of one fibre to Denver and
return; tickets on sale June 9th,
16th and 19th, good to return
within five days from date of
sale.
Fer the next ten days I will
■ake a run on Queeuswnre and
Glassware —selling it cheaper than
any other firm in Elbert county.
J. B. Kino.
“It is with a good deal of pleasure
and satisfaction that I recommend
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy,” says Druggist
A. W. Sawtcllo, of Hartford, Conn
“ A lady customer, seeing the remedy
exposed for sale on my show case,
said to me: 'I really believe that
medicine saved my life the past sum
mer while at the shore,’ and she be*
came so enthusiastic ever Us merits
that I at once made up my mind to
recommend it in the future. Recent
ly a gentleman came into my store
so overcome with colic paius that he
sank at, orco to the floor. I gave
him a dose of this remedy which
helped him. I repeated the dose
and in fifteen minutes he left my
store smilingly informing me that
he felt as well as ever.’* Sold by
Jaoob Epler.
BULL FOR SALE.
Fine 2 year old deep red Shorthorn ball. Oall
on or address.
WM. 1. JONES.
One-half mile Hast of Chenoweth, P. O.
rHave you seen
Our Job Worked
It’s neat and
Well
Printed" m^
CHARLES L. DICKERSON,
COUNSELLOR AND
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Elizabeth, • • • • - • - Colo.
604, 506 and 508 Cooper Building.
* MUSIC PUPILS.
Miss Doran will accept a limited
uumber of pupils for instruction
i on tbe piano or organ. Terms rea
sonable.
i
GREAT
REDUCTION
In Hoots
and Shoes.
Until July Ist I will make a re
duction of
550 Per Tent
Cn all BOOTS and SHOES
For Cash.
This is only to make room for new
stock and after July Ist prices will
postivaly be restored.
Albert §hoe Store
HUGO JOHN, Proprietor.
Booth End ol Town,
FOR SALE.
Second-hand I born farm Wtron for Bale.
Tim* siren. If desired, to responsible party.
▲lao t horse Spring Wagon on favorable terms.
J. 1). KINO.
FOR SALE.
An Armstrong Cheese making Apparatus, al
most new. In perfect order. The milk from two
cows will par for It In less than a month. Ca
pad tv. 10 gallons of milk. Price. 110.Oi), on terms
to salt to responsible party.
Also One Blanchard Churn, 6 gallon, In good
order. Price. M.U).
Also One Acme Harnw, second hand. Price,
•16.00.
Also Millet screen for MPlet Seed. Price, fI.2S.
Parties wishing to bay either of above will be
pat In communication with tho owner by ap
plying at tbe Taiuoai efllce.
CHICKEN CONDITION
POWDER,
To Make Hsne I-ay
CURBS ALL cnit’KEN D150HDKR8.......
and keeps them well.
TINWARE,
Bocb aa Turkey and Chicken Roasters. Blsrnlt
Cotters, Cuke and Pie Tins, Flour Sieves, Olp
r»rs, Bread P.ana. Steam Cookers, Potato Hllrers,
ske Spoons Kgr Beaters, IMsh Pane sad a
hundred other novelties that are every day ne
cessities can be obtained at a moment's notice by
apply lug to me.
Everyone who has tried my Chlckan Condition
Powder Is more than pleased.
Please call on me when la Elbert or drop me a
card and I will coins aad see yon.
I.OUII w. BILL.
T, B.—l also hava an Inhaler for aala—a sore
i care for Catarrh.
Joseph Helgelh.
PRACTICAL
BLACKSMITH.
ELBERT, . COLORADO
Horseshoring and Repairing of all
kinds done promptly at lew rates.
KfyTinware soldered.
Undar Naw Management. |i.oata Si,so
American and Burepeaa par Day.
Plana. 14. P ta %6 per Weak.
NEW UNION HOTEL
OTTO RETSCH, Prop.
.
Restaurant in Con
nection.
1
steals 25 Ce.qts
( 17th and Blake Streets.
Block and half from Depot.
DENVER, OLORADO.
Newly Furnished Throaghoat. Elevator, i tea ns
\'- eat, w«•, Bath.
G. HENRY, M. D. “ *“ p El *°*
Thirty'Six Years’ Practice —the last Ten in Denver.
SYPHILTS A SPECIALTY.
Men Only Treated.
A cure guaranteed in every case undertaken when a cure it practicable OndJf 0 !!
sible. Gonorrhoea, gleet and utricture speedily cured with Dr. Ricord’t French*™ „
edict. Recent cates permanently cured within THREE DAYS. NO CUB*™,
SANDALWOOD OIL OR COPAIBA used. Spermatorrhoea seminal losses. n'Oh 1 |
missions, insomnia, despondency . radically cured. Ricord's method practice M ,
the World's Hospital. Paris. Reference: Over 23JM0 patients successfully trvted
and cured within the last ten years. Can refer to patients cured, by permission. In .
assate. Offices. 907 nth Street, near Champa. Denver, Colo. English, \ French
GermanPolisk, Russian and Bohemian spoken. Consultation and One Examines- (
iion Free. Correspondence sotieited-Htrietly eon 1i 1
1
1
KIOWA EXCHANGE
O. L. lIAUGK, Proprietor.
Dealer in Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
The best of everything.
fi.
owe aud yon will be well treated.
QR. W. EOWLEii,
DENTIST.
Gas administered for extracting.
Rooms IB 80. Tejon Street. Bctwaaa Pike'
Peak Ave. and Huerfano.
Colorado Sprlnffe*
NOTICE.
1 To Whom H Mar Concern. and Mora Partlnnlarly
to B, K. Kimberly.
J Bo It Known. Tbot Loo Ramsey did. o« tho
twosir-oorenth dor of November. A. D. IIM
. purchase ot pablic 0010. In tbe Comely of Elbert
ond State of Colorado of tbo them Treasurer of
•aid County, for tbo delinquent tax of tho year
IMS. tbo folio win r deecribe.l property. taxed
; for aaid rear in tbo name of li. K. Klmberh. to
wit: All of Sort lon oao (I) In Townablp nnntbor
alx («> Sooth of Range number sixty Sti (fib)
West sf tbo Sixth (6) Principal Meridian in Blhort
( enuty, Colorado, and aaaosaed for raid year
at HM) tn And tbo aald narrbaae, aa erl
■'cored l>y Tax Certificate of Ptirrha»e number
having been dole assigned to the undsrslgued
acd the taxca on tbo aaid land forthoyeora 1897
and I*9* havlnr been paid by tbe bolder of aald
Certificate of rnrebaea.and the undaraigned halos
now in po.weesion of and tbo owner of aald
Certiflcaie of Pnrebar a.
TUKKEKORK, Notice la hereby siren, aa re
qnired In Chat tor 144 of tbe Session Laws of tbe
Mate of Colorado, for thayaar I*M, that tb« time
for redemption of aald real eatate from aald tax
•ale Will expire on the a erenth (lltb)day of
Anmt, A U. 1900, and that thereafter 1 shall
apply to the Trcaaorer of raid Elbert County.
’ Colorado, for a deed to the ah«»»e deecrlbed
'■SRffli my band and aaal tbla 5 day of May I
1900
W. T. LAMBERT. ftBAL.I
Notice for Publication
und Office at Denser, Colorado,l
April 28th. 1900. 1
Notice la hereby given that the following nam
rd aettler baa filed notice of hie Intention to make
final proof In enpportof hie claim, aud that aald
proof will be made before tbe Judge of county
coart Douglas county. Colorado, at Castle Hock.
Colo., on June 9th. 1900. rlx: William M. White
head, Homeatoad Application No 17,4tS for the
w bf na qr Sec. 7 To, 10, 8.. Rng. 66 W .
He naroee the following wUneeeea to prose hie
rontlnuona reeidence upon and coltlsalton of
’‘Denial Wh He head. of Caae. Colorado, Harry F.
Perry, of Greenland, Colorado. I»arld K. *» m
, llama, of Greenland. Colorado. Gideon C. Pratt,
> of Greenland. Colored*. _ , ,
58 67 C. D. FOR D, Raglatar.
El Paso National
Bank,
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
' Capital Stock 150.000.
Traaaacta a general banking bnaineaa.
Accounts aallclted.
Wk. 8. Jackson, President.
C. C. Hemming, Cashier,
i C. H. W hite, Assistant Cashier.
C. L. Hemming, Assistant Cashier.
Change in the
1 Livery Business.
HAVING BOUGHT THE
llbsri
■ Livery Barn
If e beg to announce that we wNIq
eoutinue business at the old
stand, giving prompt
and polite service
to all patrons si
reasonable
prices.
* florses boarded bj tho day or week.
Light rigs on short notice.
Freighting promptly done.
EPLER BROS.
QR. F. J. DEAVER.
PHYSICIAN - and SURGEON
Late Acting Surgeon latU. S. Infantry of
California.
All utile promptly anewered day and might
. i l - 11 j —'j■ ii iJi —"■■■■■ L m .v 11 rim. . m
A SUME THING
Irrigated crops never fail. Thousands of irrigated lands la
-IDAHO
THE CHAINCE OF A LIFE TIME
For enterprising people of moderate meant
TO SECUEE A HOME
in this favored country.
THIS CHOICEST GARDEN SPOT
WEST OX TH> ROCKY MOUNTAUTX
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Th. only direct route to ell point* in
IDAHO,
OREGON,
MONTANA end the
NORTHWEST.
For rmte«, •dvertising nutter, eto., eddrese,
13. E. 13UK LEY, Q. F> <sc T. A„
Salt Lake City, Utah.
ONION PACIFIC TRAINS
KNOWN J OUTHKIU REGULARITY RELI
ABILITY COVIFO RT SPEED AND
ELEGANCE,
ABK ABOUT JSXCURSION RATES TO
LOS ANGELES, DETROIT, RICHMOND,
INDIANAPOLIS, and many atkav paiahk
See yenr local agent or addraia
GEO. ADY, Qeneral Agent, Denver, Colo.
Seed Wheat
and Oats.
I now have on hand
plenty of SEED WHEAT
and OATS-
Also Just reoeived
a car of
Nebraska Corn.
3 Cars of Coal
Chop, Oata, Millet Seed ond Wheat
for chicken Feed in stock.
Will Grind Feed for Farmers.
/Aeeii/^ arl t et
is always supplied with the Best
Beef, Pork, &c., and Salt and
Smoked meats, lard, honey and
other staples.
ALLEN CARNAHAN.
Elliert, Colo.
UNDERTAKING!
CilsMitt
In' all Sizes,
Furnished on an hour's notice
BY
Reed * Dickerson
*
ELIZABETH, COLORADO
Embalming when Desired,
frioes as low or lower than Dsnvst 01
Colorado Bpringa.
Tha above firm haa a first data (took OS baud
of OTarything required in tka
UNDERfAkINq
line and fill all ordara promptly. Satisfaction
gaaranteod.
FAIRBANKS’
Slliild Us
WITH COMPOUND BEAU.
JEW AND PERFECT,,,
The most accnrate scale for
Hay, Grain, Potatoes and
everything in wagon loads.
At ling's Store,
F.M.D. HILL. M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
FALCON, COLORADO.
All calls answered day or night.
-LAND FOE SALE
NEAR ELBERT
At a Great Sacrifice!
680 ACRES deeded land within 2 miles of Elliert in s«ctb
12 and 13, Tp. 10, Range Gland 100 acrea in Section 8, Tp ]!
Range 00, lielonging to the estate of tho late H. T. Cook, t'o be , 0 |
at once at a great sacrifice to settle estate. Three springs on t>r
ty. Apply to ope
HENRY Le B. WILLS &Cl
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.
Summer School Z
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF- THE
normal ana Preparatory School^
1543 Glenarm St., Donver, Colo.
Opens June 11, loot
A School for the Professional train
ing of teachers.
FRED. DICK. PRINCIPAL.
* Wholesale and BetaU. jp
stark
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry,
F. N. LaVELL,
Real Estate and Insuraai
Notary Public and Justice of the Peace,
ELBERT, - COLOKAI
OollectioM Promptly Mada, JVa ud IAS» liueuraso*,
Aeknewledgsmanta of all kinds take*. • 0
Inter-Ocean Hotel
©ao. Stein, Prop., ■
(Vemerly of Mm LtodaU BotoL)
- AMERICAN A!W
' ■ EUROPEAN PH
Rooms, lOe, T6o and $l.OO. Meals, BSota. I
Cor. 16th and Blake Sts., DENVER, COLO, I
POST’S PHOTOS! I
Corner 15lb and lawrouee Sto.
j Denver, - - - Qolordiß
i I
At Fair Prices.
Stamps, 84 for a QnarUr
SHSY2SBS-S SY2KESHSH SZSHSTESE SHSHKHSEHES^S'cIS
In BLiaman 1304 UaeareßiSi^^V
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I ffi Your .... TIRE, PAT.N iatk* B®
[jj or EYE "BALL. SMART, KIISB,
ru H Eiecom® Small
n] most W» on’.Y
m ky wkisb all 4afs«U of Iks »j*
In Onr Vina lnMraxa«au in luu Dark dtaanv*r*J
n] RmxTiU Ca UaTrapar Olastaa. V
B FREE EXAMINATION BY ■
3 PROF. BURNELL, speciallA« l
tfj LimltaA $• tha Mya.
Bj Moat Scisntiflo Mslhod ha own. Our owa Pastory for *ski*f
s Ti\e Bnrr\ell Opti C£ Go.R
IRS« OALIfORNIA ITREXT, N»»r l«th,
a | -j~g.'5H585 sshshshs gszazHEiuuHjmwß !
DR. DAMERON W,
Special Inducement. ■
S $5.00 for a $lO.OO set of Teeth; $lO.OO B* 1
Ste for the best set on earth; $5.00 for Tooth
for Gold Crown and Bridge work; 600 ■
for Silver fillings; Gold fillings $l.OO Mg
and up. Air and tias used. No pain. I
soc to removed tartar. Open nights and g
LBANY DENTAL PARLORS 1
UNION BLOCK, Ahafamoc Btrk.t, DENVER Colo. ■
f A. E. RINEMART,!
I
S Londoner Blk. 16SO Arapahos Si-