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THE TRIBUNE
Official County Papa,
J. B. KINO, Editor ano Proprietor.
Imm at rnv Port Omm at Kerrrt. Cot
OIUDO AR HROOK» ('LAM MaTTKH
SUBSCRIPTION t 1.60 PBU YKAB
IN ADVANCE
To Advertisers:
T«« Tniuil 1* the oldest, large*l and leading
paper In Blborl Count/, covering In It# ex
tenalve rtmltUon a rich territory thirty mile*
•ijnnrc. Katce made known or. application.
Tnw TViaumi la printed In it* own building- a
comfortable. cotnniodloo*. well Hghtrd and very
conveniently arranged «tracts re In the renter of
town. The plant from which It emanate*, with It*
three ureaaea and abundance of typo and accce
aortr>. taoneoftho com pie teat country office* In
he aUte.
{olorsdo j JuaUjan J. J.
time card
routh no van
Vo. 4. Midland Karera «:l«o.ni.
So.*, Mixed Train |:s3p.in.
nor tii no it kb
So. S Mall and Expreaa 5:41 p. m
o. IV. Mined Train ... 10:4i»a. in
B. M. NA It RON. Agent.
Be. Aahby for •*>•* n ''° wntrli
rw>rk difficult repairing, etc.
Graduate optician; pcraonal attention*
Salt Lake Dried Penciled 5 cents
per ponnd at King’s.
Mrs. Joe. Schmidt and children
Mront to Denver Saturday.
Rev. 11. S. Childs hat been
suffering soveral days with a cold.
Rev. Geo. E. Tuttle returned
from the mountains Saturday to
remain a few days.
Money loaned on approved real
estate security. Lee Ramsey,
812 Cooper Hid., Denver
Jacob Epler, Agent for the
Purlin & Orendorff Farm Im
plements, Elbert, Colo. 31-2m*
Mist Blanch Burnside, sister of
Mrs. Barnes, of Beattie, Kansas, came
Monday on a several weeks’ visit to
relatives.
The lawn fete Friday night for the
church was well attended and result
ed in about $25.00 being added to
the church fund.
Harvey McFarland returned
Sunday morning from Kansas
and will- remain in Elbert for
the piesent.
. ■ «*♦■ ■ ■
Mrs. J. 11. Purden and Mrs.
Orey are sponding a week with
their sister, Mrs. Sides, who lives
at Bland, Elbert county.
The friends of Rev. Tuttle will
regret to hoar thut ho will receive
no back pension. His pension of
SB.OO per mouth dates from June
Ist. ___
Allen Carnahan has had two very
large and handsonio signs painted
which will soon be placed in position
—one on his warehouse and the
other at the meat market.
Hundreds of cords of wood are
being piled on vacant lots near the
depot for shipment later in the sen
eon to Denver. C. S. Snyder and P.
H. Mulligan are the shippers.
Mr. linus of this office, being
m very fine violinist, was invited
into the church choir last Sunday
and uddod considerable to the
excellent music furnished that
day.
A dispatch came from Nebraska
Monday onnouacing the death of
Miss Ada Stark, sister of Mrs.
La. Cady, of Bijou Basin. Miss
Stark visited iu this place last year,
remaining sevcrul months for her
health.
Members of Sidney Church are
enthusiastic about huildiuu a house
of worship at an early date. The
matter will l>e brought up at the
next quarterly meeting and Mr.
Melville believes it will be erect
ed this fall.
The Cottage hotel property
changed hands on Monday, Mr-*.
Cowdrey selling to Mrs. Mary F.
Schillinger, an old and well
known resident of this part of the
county. The sale was made on
t cash basis.
Insure your property with F.
N. La Veil, at Elliert. Ho has
three of the largest and strongest
Fite Insurance companies in the
United States. Delays are dauger-
OWB.
Mrs. Sarah M. Jones, a pi
oneer nnd highly respected lady
of Lower Running Creek, favored
the Tribune with u pieusuut call
hist week and paid her subscrip
, tion. Mrs. Jones has the dis
tinction of having taken the
Tribune sixteen years.
‘•We have sold many different
cough remedies, but none lias given
better satisfaction than Chamber
lain's," says Mr. Charles Tlolehaucr,
Druggist, Newark, N. J. “It is per
feelly safe and can be relied on in all
eases of coughs, colds or hoarscaess
Sold by Jacob Epler.
Max. Iluosricb moved out of
the Beulah last Saturday, his
lease of three years having ex
pired, and is now living on his
ranch Mrs. Grebe is having the
building thoroughly renovated
and will then rent it to u new
tenant.
You assume no risk when yon buy
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Jacob Epler
will refund your money if yon are
not satisfied after using it. It is
everywhere admitted to be the most
successful remedy in use for bowel
complaints and tho only one that
never fails. it is pleasant, sate and
reliable.
A gnmo of Base ball between
Elbert and Fondis teams was
played grounds at this
place Saturday afternoon, but
came to n close at the end of fifth
inning on account of rain. The
score stood 41 to 5 in favor of
Elbert.
An Epidomic of Diarrhoea.—Mr.
A, Sanders, writing fr#m Cocoanul
drove, Fla , says’that there has been
quite an epidemic of diarrhoea there,
lie had a severe attack and wus
cured by four doses of Chamber
lain's Coiie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. He says be also recom
mended it to others and they s«y it
is the best medicine they overused.
For sale by Jacob Epler.
A new 60-horso power engine
and boiler has been ordered by
Flu mb Bros, for I heir saw-mill
near Eastonville and will arrive
nnd bo placed in position in a
few days. Tho old ono was only
20-horse power and not able to do
the work required.
A splendid gentle rain set in
Inst night about durk and contin
ued until four o’clock thift morn
ing. It seems to have been gen
eral all over tho Divide country
nnd is just what the parched earth
needed to set crops booming.
Tho outlook now is for the larg
est crop tho Divide has had in
many years.
Is It Right
For an Editor to Recommend
Patent Mediciues?
Fram Sylvan Vallojr Newt, Brerrad, N. C,
It may be a question whether the
editor of a newspaper has the right
to publicly recommend any of the
proprietary medicines which flood
the market, yet ns a preventative of
suffering we feel it a duty to say a
good word for Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diurhoea Reined}’. We
have known and used this mcdicino
in our family tor twenty years and
have n)wa>s found it reliable. in
many cases a dose of this remedy
would save hours of suffering while a
physician is nwaited. We do not
believe in depending Implicitly on
any mcdicino for a cure, but do be
lieve that if a bottle of Chamber
lain's Diarrhoea Remedy were kept
on hand nnd administered at the in
ception of an attack much suffering
might lie avoided and in very many
cases tho presence of a physician
would uot bo required. At lenst
this has been our experience during
the last twenty years. For sale by
Jacob Epler.
THICK OF WOMAN SHARPER.
Found a Laoo IlanUeroliWif uml (Jolokly
Turned It Into Ca»h.
"I lost a |8 laco handkerchief to
day, but I learned one of tho trteke
of tie light-fingered people in Chi
cago,” remarked a North Side wo
man as she came back from a shop
ping excursion. "Was It worth SB7”
naked her husband. “Hardly, but It’s
Interesting. I bought a laco handker
chief and as I walked to the car 1
stopped to buy a newnpapor. I had
my purso In my hand and a number
of things, of course, and I laid the
parcel containing the handkerchief
nnd tho check for it down on the
counter of a fruit stand nearby. Af
ter I got to tho car I thought of my
package. I hurried back and tho
package wasn’t there. “Where Is tho
llttlo package 1 left here?" I a&kod
the Italian vender. “ 'Zatta Mtt’
pape?’ Yes. ‘Other lady took it.’ I
wanted that handkerchief especially
to give to a friend for a birthday
present. I went to the store again
and picked out another handkerchief.
‘I am sorry the first ono didn't suit
you,’ the clerk said. ’Why, I lost It.’
1 replied In astonishment ‘You don’t
say so!’ said tho clerk. *Why, about
10 minutes ugo a nice-looking wo
man came In here with that hand
kerchief, and wo took It back and re
funded the mouoy. Bhe said that you
were her niece, and that you wore out
shopping together. You docldod the
handkerchief was not Just what you
wanted, and she came back to roturn
I It. We gave her a ticket for the $3.
and she cashed it’ ” —Chicago Later
J Ocean.
For the next ten days I will
make a run on Queeneware and
(f laseware—betting it cheaper than
any other firm in Elbert county.
J. B. Kino.
Equalization Notice,
Notice I* hereby siren that. In accordance with
Section 2of nt. art to amend certain ructions of
« hunter XOTV, entitled “Bevleloa.” of the gener
at Statute* of the State of Colorado, and to re
peal,all con flirt) up art* approved April 7,1 W, the
Hoard of f.tounty ( otnmhodnner* of Elbert «'.'onn
ty, Colorado, *lll meet In the office of the county
clerk In tins court bonao, at Kiowa, to act a* n
Hoard of Equalization, romntanrlng on tbcflrat
Monday, to wit: The 2nd day of July, A. I>.
1900. ami conttnnc not lev* than three nor more
than ten coiiaocwtive day*; and on the tHrd
Monday, to wit: Tho ICth day of July, *ald
Hoard will meet not leas than two or more
than ten consecutive day*, for the pnrpoee of
changing, correcting anJ onuallzing the aaeere
ment Holt of Elbert comity for the yea&H*Jo.
Said Board will, at It* acrond meeting, *lt to
hear the complaint* only from tho*c dU*atl*licd
with aald change* or otherwise to odjuat *a!d A*-
****mcnt Holla* Id the judgement of the hoard
la lnat and proper.
All persona aggrieved arc hereby notified to
appear before raid Hoard nt that time and allow
good cnuKtf why their oaeeaxinent ahonld bo
changed.
Dated at Kiowa, tho 50th day of June, A. />.
Ittn. CIIAB. F.LINDSLKY,
Laea 1.1 County Clerk.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Denver. CV»lo. »
vlnne 18, I WO. f
Notice 1* hereby given that the following named
aettler ha* filed notice of hi* Intention to make
final proof In nupjinrt of hi* claim, and that *ald
proof will be made before the Clerk of the Comity
Court of Ellsert County, at Kiowa, Colo., on
July SHth.IWJO. via: John W. McCauluy, Home
*teud Application No. 17613 for the * hf uw qr.
p. hf *w «|r Her. 15. Tp. 10, H.. Hog. 08 W.
lie name* the following wltne**c* to prove hi*
contlcnoua realdencc upon andcolUvatlon of. said
land, via:
George P. Wright. Zaza B. Knight, Jaaper
Davld*on, Levi B Elliott, all of Klhert, Colo.
.19 II O. D. FORD, Beglrter.
Notice for Publication
Land Office pt I) envor. Colorado, I
June 22n<l. 1 MX). (
Notice la hereby given thni the following nam
ed aettler haa filed notice of hi* Intention to make
final proof in aupnort of hl« claim, nnd that *ald
proof will Iks mu<i<s before the Clerk of County
Court of Klhert county at Kiowa, Colo., on Aug
uxt I'h. IbJU, viz: Ed-on A. Brand, Homcatead
Application No. 17.5H0. for the W hf nw qr, Sec 17,
is hf no qr Sec l*. Ti» 0 S Hng .12 W.
lie name* flic following wltncaac* to prove hi*
contlnnon* realdenco upon and cultivation of
enid laud, viz:
Alfred Maul of Elbert, Colo.; Rudolph Olaen of
Elbert, Colo.: Fraud* Me Car ten of Kiowa,
Coin.! Allen A. Wheeler of Kiowa, Colo.
10 45 C. 1). I'Gluh Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Denver, Colo., I
June 28, 1900. f
Notice la hereby given that the following-nam
ed aettler ha* filed notice of hi* intention to make
final proof 111 support of bl* claim, ami that aald
proof will ho made before the Clerk .*f the County
Court of Elbert county, at Kiowa, fviio. on Aug
oat Bth, 1900, viz: Emma M. Dodge, widow of
Alonzo A. Dodge, deceaaed, llmm-ateud Appllca
tion, No. 17,2" t. for the nw nr *c or. n hf aw qr,
aw qr nw qr Sec 20. Tp. 0. S Rug. «W W.
lie uaiiica the following witnesso* to prove hi*
contlnnon* residence uuon and cultivation of,
auld land, viz: _
William S. Hanna. Jamc* II Blagg. George 11.
Stein, Chester C. Dock urn, all of Fotidla, Colo.
40 |5 C. D FORD itugiater.
Colorado Sprlugn (Colo.) CJnzettc. Dally
Mining Edition, |l a year In ndvnnce. All
the mining news and stock quotations.
EM & Flits
. Hack
* Line.
PABSKNGEKS, BAGGAGE AND
EXPRESS CONVEYED
TO AND FROM THE
RAILROAD AT
fyafcs?,
Jirtvz Ga.rd.
From Fondis Post Office.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
departs at 7:30 a. m. Arrives at
Elbert at 11:30 a. in.
From Elbkbt.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
departs at 12:30 p. m. Arrive ut
Fondis at 4:30 p. in.
Merchandise purchased nt tho
railroad and delivered the satno day.
Business promptly and carefully
transacted.
TL lt SPECK,
1 i
Eibcit Meat Maiket
is always supplied
with the very best
BEEF,
PORK,
ETC.,
and Salt and
Smoked
MEATS,
Lard, Iloney,
and other Staples.
ALLEN CARNAHAN.
Elbert, Colo.
FOB SALE.
Second hand 2-home farm Wagon for aaie.
Tin.* «!vrn. If Jcafreil, to re*|K>ualhle party.
Alao 2 bora* Spring Wagon on favorable term*.
J. B. KINO.
BULL FOB SALE.
Pin* 2 ycar-o Id deep red Shorthorn ball. Call
on or adurt-r*.
WM. 1. JONJCS.
One half mile Eaet of Cbanowuth. P. O.
Have you seen
tOur Job
It’s neat and
Weli
Printed**
FOR SALE.
An Artnatroug Cheeae making Anparntn*. al
moat new. In perfect order. The milk front two
row* will pay for tt In lea* than a month. On
parity. 10 galtona of milk. Price. 118.00, on term*
to ault to rMpoiiailde party.
Alao <bie Blnnr.hani Churn, 6 gallon, hi good
order. Price, tH.'AJ.
Alao Ono Acme Ilarrr.w, necond-hsnd. Price,
•15.00.
Al-o Millet acrcen for Millet Seed. Price, •1.25.
I’artlea wlahlng to buy either of above will be
pnt in communication with the owner by ap
plying at the Tnruunn office.
Magnetic Treatment
—FOR—
Women & Children
Information on npplicatioa. Buck
Building.
ELIZABETH, COLORADO.
MRS. L. F. BARKLEY.
CHICKEN CONDITION
POWDER,
To Make Dana Lay
CURES ALL CHICKEN DISORDERS
and keoos them well.
TINWARE,
Rnch aa Turkey nnd Chicken RoMter*, niacnlt
Cutter*. Cake and Pie riua. Flour Sieve*. /*i|>-
per*. Bread P.an*. Steam Cooker*. Potato Sllcer*.
Cuke Spoon* Egg Heater*. Di*h Pan* nnd a
hundred other novcitle* that arc everyday no
c<-**ilUi* enn lie obtained at a moment'* uotlce by
applying to me.
Everyone who ha* tried my Chicken Condition
Powder I* more than plcn»ed.
Plen*o rail on me when In Klbertor drop me a
curd and I will come and i«e you.
LOUIS W. IIILL.
P, B.—l alao have an luhalcr for «alo—a aurc
enfo for Catarrh.
QR. W. FOWLER,
1 BENTIST.
Oa* admlnUterrd for extracting.
Room* 18 So. Tejon S*roct. Between TIW
Peak Ave. and Ilttatfano.
Colorntio mprincH.
Joseph HeEgeih.
PRACTICAL
BLACKSMITH.
ELBERT, - COLORADO
Horscnhoeing and Ropairing of all
kinds done promptly at low rates.
t3sT“Tinwaro Holderod.
Under New /Tanagement, Ji.oo to |i,.xo
Amorlcan and European per Day.
Plane. fd-flo to CoVer Week.
NEW UNION HOTEL
OTTO RETSCH, Prop.
in Con*
nection.
Meals 25 Oeiits.
17th and Blake Stroets.
Block and hnlf from Depot.
DENVER, OLORADO.
Newly Furnished Throughout. Elavator, Steam
lieut, Uu*. Hath.
s ***!
g& i »
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a k 3 M
a r? s <g
liylr laii s 2s g-
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£ 5,3 JIS-3 ts ts av.
;Z £ z a. r- C ® L.
* %
3 3 2' = 2
C*
KIOWA EXCHANGE
O. L. lIAUOE, Proprietor.
Dealer in Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
The best of everything.
g i;nt lem EN3syr , -at e,
own and you will be well treated.'
! CHARLES L. DICKERSON.
COUNSELLOR AND
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Elizabeth, ------- Colo.
504, BOG and 508 Cooper Building.
MUSIC PUPILS.
Miss Doran will accept a limited
number of pupils for instruction
on the piano or organ. Terms rea
sonable.
UNDERWEAR!
At King's for Men, Women anti
Children—cheaper than ever be
fore sold in Elbert.
E! Paso National
Bank,
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
Capital Stock W.OOO
Tranitact* a general harking huslnen*.
Account* aolicftcd.
Wii. S. .Jackson, President.
C. C. llbmmino, Cashier.
C. 11. White, Assistant Cashier.
C. L. Hemming, Assistant Cashier
KodoS
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It, artificially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It Is the latest dlscovereddigest
aut and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in ettlcieucy. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
Sick Headache, Gastralgia,Cramps ana
a li other results of imperfect digestion.
Price-50c. ami *l. £*n*oM*ocontrtns2H time*
jnall also. Book all about cl jrspeptia nial lodtroa
Prepared by E C- D«WITT A CO.. Cbleaaa
JACOB EPLER
Change in the
Livery Business.
HAVING BOUGHT THE
Elbert
Livery Bars
We bog to announce that we will
continue business at the old
stand, giving prompt
and polite service
to all patrons at
reasonable
prices.
Horses hoarded by the day or week.
Light rigs notice.
Freighting promptly done.
EPLER BROS.
pli. F. J. DEAVER.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Late Acting Surgeon l*tU. 8. Infantry of
California.
All calk promptly answered day and night.
A SIUKiE
Irrigated crops never fail. Thousands of irrigated lands in
-IDAHO-
Tilt CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME
For enterprising people of moderate means
TO SECURE A HOME
in this favored country.
THE CHOICEST GARDEN SPOT
WEST OE THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
Oregon Short Line Railroad
TUo only direct route to all points in
IDAHO,
OREGON,
MONTANA and the
NORTHWEST.
For rates, advertising matter, etc., address,
D. E. BURLEY, G. F*. T. iV.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
UNION PACIFIC TRAINS
KJSCWN 1- OR Til Fill RiiUULARITY REIJ
A i DEITY FUMF< i:T SPEED AND
ELEGANCE’,
A X A ROUT CXCMLSiON RATES TO
LOS ANUJnI.ES, DETROIT. RICHMOND,
INDIANAPOLIS, and many other points
Hco your local agent or address
GEO. ADY. General Agent, Denver, Colo.
Otz & Dunn
j_yADIBS‘
Just received At
Elbert Shoe Store.
Every Pair Warranted.
Very easy, perfect fitting,
honest made.
HUGO JOHN.
South End of Elbert.
V. R. I guarantee lower prlree on Boot! ana
Shoe* than any other house in Elbert coumty.
UNDERTAKING!
CillilCitt
In all Sizes,
Furnished on an hour’s notice
BY
Reed * Dickerson
%
ELIZABETH, COLORADO
Embalming when Desired.
Trlcce as low or lower than Denver or
Colorado Spring*.
The oltove firm has a flri>t-cla*« rtock on hand
of everything required In the
UNDEf\JAkINq
line and fill all orders promptly. SaUsfactlon
guaranteed.
FAIRBANKS’
<SQ)
Slnlirt Mt
WITH COMPOUND BEAM.
...NEW AUD PERFECT.,,
The most accurate scale for
Hay, Grain, Potatoes and
everything in wagon loads.
St King's Store,
F.M.D. HILL, M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
FALCON, COLORADO.
All calls answered day or night.
NIG Imported I
Percheron Stalli
Heavy mane and tail. Weigh
poands. ©entle and disposition. a
Will the season otleioo §ata,
each at Elbert, balance ot the tirn«
ranch six miles sooth-west of Elbert
TERMS: sio.oo to insure;
sB.oo for the sea*
$5-oo for service.
I will not bo responsible for accidents, but
will use the utmost cure to prevent the same.
Pasture free during season for marcs.
Please cull and examine the horse.
M. T. Alumbi
Summer School !
UNDER THE AUSPICES OE THE
-f Denver normal and Preparatory scb<
1543 Glenarm St., Denver, Colo.
Op 'CHS In® 11, li
A School for the Professional tn
ing of teachers.
FRED. 1)1CK, PRINCU
v . 'Wholesale and Retail. ♦
STARK
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry,
F. N. LaVKI.L. ~
Beal Estate and lasun
Notary Public and Justice of the Peaa
ELBERT, - COLO
Collections Promptly Made. Fire ami Life Insurance
Acknowledgement* of all kina* taken • •
Inter-Ocean Hot
©6.0. t'J. Stein,
(Formerly of tho Llndcll Ilotel.)
_ AMERICAN
" lrth r EUROPEAN
Rooms, 50c, 75c and $l.OO. Meals, 25cts.
Cor. 16th and Blake Sts., DENVER, COLO.
+* POST’S PHOTOS
; Corner lfitli anil Lawrence Sts.
;j J7enver, - - - Qolore
GOOD WORK
At Fair Prices.
Stamps, 24 for a Quarter
ft BUSHED 1804 1SC0BT&
: BE
1 jj|
a- ',rral
“j free EXAMINATION BY
PROF. BURNELL, Special!
Ul Limited to the Eye.
Cj Most Scientific Method known. Our own Factory for making
Tl\e Burnell Optical Gc
™ 1556 CALIFORNIA STREET, Near 16th, DiIN'ER
See DR. DAMERON
Special Inducement.
$5.00 f«>r a $lO.OO set of Teeth; $lO.OO /
for the best sot on earth; $5.00 for Tooth
for Gold Crown and Bridge work; 50c
for Silver filliogs; Gold fillings $l.OO
)£} and up- Air and Gas used. No pain. TjfcrtWl
50c removed tartar. Open nights and \jj3cSsy
days
is ALBANY DENTAL PARLORS
UNION BLOCK, Au,»ici Stre.t, DENVER _
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