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RAILWAY TIME CARD
Colorado and Southern Railway.
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No. 16. I Leave Colorado Spring" • '<*>». to.
Mixed ' ELBERT h-Mm. ni.
Train ( Arrive Denver ll:Jw*. in.
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No. 111, I I.eave Dentrr 2:SOp. ni.
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Train f Arrive Colorado Springe . .. 7:00p.m.
Mixed, every day. Carrie* mall and rxpreaa.
11. M. NAHUO.V. Agent.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED BTATRB LAND OFFICE, DENVER.
H K. Klmlierlv Receiver
Charier U. Ford RegUter
REPR KBENTATIVE.
Charlea L. Dtokeiaon ...Elizabeth
( Ml STY OFKICIAI.S
Clerk and Recorder Cha*. K. Llnrtalev
Treasurer Frank Long
Sheriff Adln 0. I'utnam
Judge .CJeorgeFahrlc.il
Clerk of Dlatrlet Court B. C. Klllln
Hapt. of School- May Atcheaon CJeorgia
Aaaeaanr .Martin Cha mi an
Surveyor .T. W. Ilalllday
Coroner Taylor Clreen
County Attorney. B. C. Hilliard
Health Officer l»r. R. H. Denney
Coiiiiiil*«loner»~ Klr»t Dlatrlet. B. A. Mourning,
chairman: Second Dlatrlet, P. 11. Mulligan;
Third Dlatrlet. 01..1T 01"..n,
W. 0. W., ELBERT CAMP NO. 152
Meet* every Toeaday evening. Vial to ra welcome.
JOS. IM'ItDKN. A. CAKNAIIAN.
Clerk. Conaul Commander.
ITo. O. F., ELBERT LODGE NO. 86
Moot* every Saturday evening. Vl«lu.ra alwaya
welcome. IiKOKOK (JRKSHA.M.
JOS. IM'RDEN, Secretnry. N. Cl.
RISING STAR REBEKAH LODGE
Meet" each Aral and third Wedneaday nlghU In
the month in Odd Fellow*' hall. Vlaltora alwaya
welcome Mra. MARTHA CLARK, N. (I.
Mra. ALICE LONG, Secretary.
i.O.R.M, SATANTEE TRIBE NO. 97
Meet" every Thuraday night In Old Fellow"
hull. Vlaltlng brother" alwaya welcome.
O. W. CLARE. J. E. POPE.
Keeper of Record". . Sachem.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Regular preaching "ervlce every Sabbath at II
o'clurka. in. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday arbix.l at
10 a. m. Prayer meeting on 'Vednneday evening
at 7.H0 All Invited. 11. 8. CHILD**, Paatur.
Quicker Time and Better Service
To Kansiis City anti St. Louix. Leave
Pueblo 1:35 p. m. anti Denver anti Colo
ratio Springs 3 j). in. daily, via Rock Is
land Route, arrive Kansas City o:3b next
mom ini’ and St. Louis at Op. m. Stand
artl sleeping cars, observation ears, e.liair
cars ana dining ears for all meals. 10-1
BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
The largest sum over paid for a pre
Hcription changed hands in San Francis
co August 30,1001. The transfer involved
in coin and stock $112,500 and was paid
by a party of business men for a specific
for Bright')* Disease anti Diabetes, hith
erto incurable diseases.
They commenced the serious investi
gation of the specific Nov. 15,1000. They
interviewed scores of the cured and tried
it out tin its merits by putting over throe
dozen cases on the treatment anti watch
ing them. They also got physicians to
nnme chronic, incurable coses, and ad
ministered it with the physicians for
judges. Up to Aug. 25, 87 per cent of
the test cases were either well or pro
gressing favorably.
There being but 13 per cent of failures,
the parties were satisfied and closet! the
transaction. The proceedings of the in
vestigating committee and the clinical
report of the test cases were published
and will lie mailed free on application.
Address John J. Fulton Company, 420
Montgomery st., San Francisco, Cnl.
America’s Greatest Railway
- TO—
CHICAGO
- AND THE -
EAST
Best Route. Most Reliable
Quickest and Safest.
The -
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE
A nii
ST. PAUL
RAILWAY
Best Dining Car Service.
Best Sleeping Car Service.
FINEST TRAIN OF CARS IN THE
WORLD- ELECTRIC LIGHTED.
For further information address
J. E. PRESTON,
Commercial Agent,
1029 Seventeenth st., Denver, Colo.
ID xi lie
DUKE, English Shire stallion, will
make the season of 1902 Mondays and
Tuesdays at my home ranch, 4 miles
south of Elizabeth: Wednesdays at Kio
wa: Thursdays and Fridays at the Aux
ranch, 4 miles north of Elbert; Saturday
at livery barn in Elbert.
DESCRIPTION
DUKE is a bright bay. weighs 1000
pounds, is well made and has fine style
and action: is sixteen hands one inch in
height. Was raised by D. T. AW. Co., |
Denver.
TERMS: $lO to insure mare with foal, j
Persons parting with mare before known ;
to be with foal, or removing mare from .
county, become responsible for season, j
J. H. JONES, Owner.
Elbert County tribune.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
J. E POPE, Editoh and PaopaicToa
! :■■•>•■! n* the Foal Offic e it Klberl. Colorado,
aa Matter of the 'eoiml Claaa.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Dun Year Ilf pax! in advnrei ... *1 ■*
If not paid In advance, per rear I.M
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1002.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
F. N. LaVell was in Colorado Springs
h TuewUy.
James H. Johnston and daughter were
v over from Fondis Saturday,
u A. F. H. Miller and fnmily have moved
'j to their new home in Colorado City.
" Mrs. Will Watts and baby of Monu
[j ment are visiting friends in Elliert this
y week.
Mrs. E L. Pnge anti two little dntigli
_ tern went to Denver Tuesday to visit
£ relatives.
Postmaster Dockurn of Fondis was n
passenger on Wednesday morning's train
- to Denver.
) Mrs. Grace Remington and daughter
" Florence went to Denver Sunday for a
week's visit.
* Chauncey French and fnmily have
■* moved from Lucerne, Colo., to Bridge
* |Hirt, Nebraska.
Mrs. Anna ballpen hns returned from
an extended visit at the Will Watts
f 1 ome in Monument.
" Section Foreman lx*nahnn has had his
working force increased by the addition
-of a couple of new men.
Mrs. J. L. McDowell and son Sylvcs
-1 ter, of Denver, nre guests at Forest Glen
t ranch, the Cornforth home.
- Rev. Childs will preach at the Sidney
school house next Sunday afternoon nt
3 o'clock. Everybody invited.
Mr. anti Mrs. M. L. Richmond and
two little grnndehildren, of Fondis, were
1 over Sunday visitors in Denver.
r Mrs. D. H. White of Colorado Springs
lots bought the Holcomb place, south of
town, and will make Elliert county her
home.
Mrs. B. Grebe, assisted by Mrs. F. N.
| LaVell, entertained a number of ladies
. Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 7, at the
Beulah hotel.
I)r. Denney shot n coyote Tuesday
. morning on the bluff hack of his house.
| The nnimal had lieen stealing the doe
‘ tor's chickens.
| Mrs. Eva Childs and daughter. Miss
Elsie, of Florence, Kansas, have been
■ visiting Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Childs since
lust Thursday.
The Sidney school closed Friday after
, a successful term of ten weeks with Miss
Chrysler ns teacher. Miss Chrysler will
j teach in the Denver schools.
I Frank and Guy Young of Denver rode
j out on their wheels lust week and s|ienl
severnl days visiting at the home of
Charlie Diggs, northwest of town.
. It is rejxirted that a small hand of an
telope have been seen recently in the
eastern part of the county. A Denver
man shot one last week in the vicinity
► of Agate.
Mrs. J. E. Mayer has been engaged to
teach the fall anti winter term of school
in the Eisner district, northeast of town.
The school will begin about the first of
October.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. James Cole, liv
ing Hix miles south of Elbert, on Sunday,
August 17, a daughter. Since the event
the squire hns been busy passing around
the cigars.
Strayed on Stolen. One bay horse,
( weight about 900; left hind foot white,
with ringbone: stnull white s|»ot on head: I
no brand. Will pay for information load 1
ing to recovery. V. D. Selby, Elbert,
Colo.
J. E. Caldwell hns traded his ranch
seven miles southeast of town for resi
donee property in Colorado Spring* and
will move his fumily to that city this
* week. The well wishes of many friends
j go with them.
! Ray Regester, who has been engaged
in Salvation Army work for several years,
has recently boon apjminted captain und
■ now bus charge of the work of the army
ut Laramie, Wyoming. Ray's many
friends around Elliert will lx* pleased to
hear of his promotion and success.
The schtxil directors are making some
needed repairs tin the interior of the
school house. The partition walls and
ceilings are receiving new coats of plaster
and the bourd will probably replace the
old blackboards with slate. School will
commence on Monday, September 8.
The stx-.ial held at Edgewcxid, the
Schenk home, Friday evening, under the
auspices of the Ludies' Aid society, was
attended by u large ertiwd anti was in
! every way a success. There was music
and a guessing contest in the curiosity
' shop for a prize of u box of candy. (J.
‘ R. Long was awurded the prize for the
1 best guess. The receipts were $lO.
The Masons petitioning for a dispen
nation to organize a Itxlge at Kimva met
1 Saturday in Reilly's hall and transacted
j all preliminary business necessary to or-
I I ganization. They hope to be under
headway ready for business, by the last
|or this month or the first of next. On
j motion the Itxlge was christened “Bor
! nard C. Killin." The following officers
j were nominated: B. C. Killin, W. M.;
| 11. F. Morrison, S. W.; Hurry Conway, J. |
W.; Daniel Cort, treasurer: T. P. Jack I
' son, secretary. Kiowa Record. j
Money loaned orf approved real estate
' security. Lot Ramsey, 812C«xiper build
j ing, Denver.
Mrs. J. H. Burden and son Johnnie
and Mr. and Mrs. B. Gaylor were Denver
visitors Sunday.
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Dior
rhoea Remedy has a world wide reputa
tion for its cures. It never fails and is
safe and pleasant to take. For sale by
H. H. Denn. y.
A well founded rumor hu* it that a
well known bachelor ranchman, living
not a great distance from Elliert, is soon
to marry an equally well known ludy of
the sume neighlxirhtxxl.
For Sale. Eighteen cows, H ix calves,
three yearling heifers, one shorthorn bull
two years old. Stock in prime condition
and can lx- seen at U. A. Voice's ranch. 4
miles rust of Fondis. M. O'Connell.
The Ellx-rt barber shop hus been re
o|tened for business on Wednesdays and |
Saturdays. First-class work at |xipular
prices 10 and 25 cents. Razors honed.
Painting. | hiper hanging, etc. E. B.
Childs, proprietor.
Still dry and little protqieftx for rain.
Old timers here say this has been the
dryest senson in twenty years. The Di
vide country is not the only dry section
however, this condition prevailing to
some extent over nlmost the entire state.
When in Colorado Springs stop ut the
Hpuulding House. Everything neat and
clean. Electric cars from <le|xits anti to
all parts of ihe city. Rates $1.25 to $1.75
a day. SjH’cinl rates by the week. Opp.
new court house. J. Himebaugh, Prop'r.
This office has a stix-k of XXX white
envelopes. No. 1 rag stock, size 0 1 ., and
o*4, which we will furnish with return
card printed theron at SI.OO |>er quarter
thousand box. This is n first-class en
vclojw und a bargain at the price named.
It Needs a Tonic.
There are many times when your liver
needs a tonic. Don’t give purgative*
that gripe and weaken. DeWitt’s Little
Early Risers expel all |xiisott from the
system anti act os a tonic to the liver.
W. Scott, 531 Highland uve., Milton, Pa.,
says: “I have carried DeWitt’s Little
Early Risers with me for several years
and would not lx> without them." Small
and easy to take. Purely vegetable. They
never gri|x* or distress. 11. H. Denney.
Will Kent, living seven miles west of
town, met with a serious nccident Tues
day evening which will lay him off from
work for a month or longer. While driv
ing n team hitched to a hinder tine of
the horses got the bit out of its mouth
and the horses started to run. Will woh
thrown from his seat but held to the
lines and, in attempting to turn the team
into the fence, he broke a bone in his
left hund in hitting the near horse on
the side of the head. The accident was
an unfortunate one for Will, who had
just come out front Denver to assist in
the harvest. The binder was not dam
jtged aside front a few scratches.
His Sight Threatened.
"While picnicking last month my 11-
yenr-old boy was jsiistined liv sonic weed
or plant," says W. H. Dibble, of Sioux
City, lowa. "He rubbed the |x>ison off
his hand into his eyes and for awhile we
were afraid he would lose his sight. Fin
ally a neighbor recommended DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. The first applica
tion hel|H-d him and in a few days he
was as well as ever." For skin diseases,
cuts, burns, scalds, wounds, insect bites,
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is sure cure.
Relieves piles at once. Beware of coun
terfeits. H. H. Denney.
The new addition to the Catholic
church at Elizabeth will be blessed on
Sunday, August 31. The ceremony is
one attended r**th great solemnity and
will lx* witnessed by a large number of
|tcople, including many from Denver who
will arrive Sunday morning on a special
train. High mass will be celebrated by
Father Eusebius at 11 a. m. He will lx*
assisted by Father Francis and Father
Froegal. Father O'Ryan of St. Loo's
church, Denver, will preach. St. Eliza-
Ix’th's choir will furnish the music. The
object of the services is to afford encour
agement to the Catholics of Elbert coun
ty in their efforts to raise funds for the
new church to be erected at Kiowa.
A Cure for Cholera Infantum.
"Last May," says Mrs. Curtis Baker, of
Bookwalter, Oh ; *\ "an infant child of our
neighbor's wassufforing from cholera in
fantum. The doetor had given up all
hopes of recovery. I took a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy to the house, telling them
I felt sure it would do go»xl if used ac
cording to directions. In two days’ time
the child had fully recovered, and is now
(nearly a year since) a vigorous, healthy
girl. I have recommended this remedy
frequently and have never known it to
fail in any single instance.’’ For sale bv
H. 11. Denney.
Ancient Ways Vet In Vogue In Alabama.
H. G. Foster of Wolfe creek, who was
raised in the northern part of AlalratnA,
after thirty live years returned to his na
tive state and s|>ent last winter there ac
companied by his wife. In speaking of
Alabama Mr. Foster does not speak in
glowing terms of the progress of the
"Land of the Lizard" since he left it, hut
on the other hand said it had turned
backward. He said farmers were still
breaking their ground with one horse
hitched to a bull-tongue plow, and that
in all farm houses you could hear the
hum of the spinning wheel and the clash
of the hand loom, and on entering the
building you would find some of the
women busily engaged in hand-carding
rolls of wool to be spun into yarn, and
that all the primitive methods of fifty
years ago were still in use. He said he
would not live in Alabama if he were
given half the state, and thinks stronger ;
than over that Colorado is the greatest!
-tate in the Union. Elizabeth Banner.
NOTICE.
Meeting of the Board of Equal
ization of Elbert County,
Colorado.
Notice as hereby given that in accord
unce with Section 213, Chapter 3, of an
Act in Relation to Revenue and re|teal
ing nil previous acts in relation thereto,
approved March 22, 1902, the Board of
County Commissioners of Elbert county,
Colorado, will meet in the office of the
county clerk in the court house nt Kio
wa, Colorado, to act as a Board of Equal
ization, commencing on the first Tues
day, to-wit:
The 2nd day of September, A. D. M 2,
and continue not loss than three nor
more than ten consecutive days, and on
the third Tuesday, to-wit:
The l*th day of September, A. D. M 2,
said Board will meet not less than two
nor more than ten consecutive flays, for
the purfMjsc of adjustment and equaliza
tion of the assessments of the various
tux schedules of the county as returned
by the county assessor.
Said Board will at its second meeting
sit to hear the complaints only from
those dissatisfied with said assessment,
so as to equulize the same among the |
several taxpayers of the county as in the
judgment of the Bourd is just and proper.
All iiersons aggrieved nre hereby noti
fied to atqiear before said Board at that
time and show gixxl cause why their as
rtcssment should be changed.
Witness my hand and seal
of said county at Kiowa,
\opa T / Colorado, this 16th day of
) ) August, A. D. 1902.
Chas. F. Lindsley,
County Clerk.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTH K FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Denver, C’olo.. (
.\Ukfii"t 11, lIhCL t
Notice t* taerelyr given that the following,
named "ettlcr hue filed notice of bl» Intention to
make ftnul proof In eupport of hi" claim, and that
"aid pi oof will of made before the clerk of the
count mart of Elbert county. at Kiowa, Uolo., on
September 22, lUU2, via:
WILLIAM ROHKKT UREEN.
Hotnertend application No. 15,200, for the aonth
half northwr"t <|Uarter. aorthweat quarter aoutb
we"t quarter Section 82, Towuahlp 8. aouth Itanue
IU writ,
He iinme" the following wltneaac" to prove hi"
contlniiou* reaiileuce Jpon and cultivation of "aid
laud, vlx:
John I’lUniii. Walter (ilhaon. Joacph Plant.
Joaeph W. dak", nil of Kllieft. Colo.
Aug 14-Sept is i,\ I). FORI). Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Denver, I'olo , J
July 21. HUM. (
Notice I" hereby given that the following,
iinmcd aettler hue filed notice of hi" Intention to
make Anal proof In rupporlof hi" claim, nnd that
aald proof will be niude before the clerk nf the
county court of Kllierl county el Kiowa, Colo.,
on Augnat 3U. 1102, v!x:
THOMAS A. HART.
hnmeateud application No. 17.010, for the north
weat quarter auction 26, towuahlp 10, aouth range
IM wea*.
He name" the following wltneaaea to prove hi"
rontlnuoua realdeurc upon aud cultivation of aald
laud, vlx:
Harry T. Capell, William Auld, of Bliou llaaln.
Uolo., Francis MoCarten, of Kiowa, Colo., Harry
K. Vote, of Fondle, Colo,
jluly 21-Aug. 28 C. 11. FORI). Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud Office at Denver, Colo., I
July H, IttC. f
Notlre I" hereby given that the followlng
nauieil aettler haa ffled notice of hi" Intention to
u.ake flual proof In eupport of hi" claim, and Unit
aald proof will in* made before flu; Clerk of the i
county court or Klliert county, at Kiowa, Colo., on |
Auguat 2:t, IWtt, vlx:
WILLIAM H. CONARROE,
hnmeetend implication No. 18,312, for lot I und
aouth half northeaat quarter aectioii 6, towuahlp
in. aouth range tld w eat.
lie name"’the following wltneaaea to prove Ida
rontlnuoua reaideiicc upon and cultivation of aald
land, vlx:
William Dnffey, Solomon Taylor, John Conar
roe. L. W. Pnrkhurat, all of Fondla, Uolo.
July 17-Aug 21 C. I>. FORD. Heglatcr.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
Office of the State Hoard of Land f'omniiaaloii
era. Denver, Colorado, July 24, HW2. -Notice la
hereby given that Diiiirau Mathceon. wboae poal
office udilrcaa la Iteeolla, Colo., on July 22, IMI2.
made application No. 27tlT» to the atute Iwiard of
luu i comnileeionere to Icnae the following de
ar rl bed erhool luiid". altuutc In Lincoln county.
Uolorudo. to-wit:
All of "action 111. townahlp 10 aouth. runge 64
No other application" to leuee the above de
acrlbcd premiere or objection" ugulnat the above
Hpplicatlon will be conaidered after the luet pub
lication hereof.
Dnte of laat publication Anguat <l, 11102.
)« JOHN T. JOYCE.
Reglater State Hoard Land Cominlaaloncre.
Local Produce. Grain and Stock Markets.
Thi* following quotations an* prices
liaidI iaid by local dealers:
£ggs, jx*r dozen 17
Butter, |x*r |iound 15
New potatoes, jier cwt $1.00l?f 1.25
Shelled corn, per cwt sl.lO
Hogs, |ht cwt. . . .., $0.00^,0.25
A Necessary Precaution.
Don't neglect a cold. It is worse than
unpleasant. It is dangerous. By using
One Minute Cough Cure you can cure it
at once. Allays inflammation, clears the
head, sixithes nnd strengthens the muc
ous membrane. Cures coughs, croup,
throat nnd lung troubles. Absolutely
safe. Acts immediately. Children like
it. H. H. Denney.
New Train to Texas.
On July Ist the Colorado & Southern
railway made further improvements in
their service between Colorado and Tex
as by putting an another daily fast train
carrying standard Pullman sleepers, cafe
cars and first-class coaches between Den
ver and Fort Worth; also Pullman sleep
er between Denver and Memphis, Tenn.,
vin Amarillo and the Choctaw, Oklaho
ma A Gulf railway, offering the only ser
vice between Colorado and the Oklahoma
and Indian Territories without change
of cars. Ask any C\ A S. ticket agent
for folder, or write T. E. Fisher, General
Passenger Agent, Denver.
To My Friends.
It is with joy I toll you what Kodol did
forme. I was troubled with my stomach
for several months. Upon being advised
to use Kodol, I did so, and words cannot
tell the gixxl it has done me. A neighbor
had dys|iep*ia so that he had tried most
everything. I told him to use Kodol.
Words of gratitude have come to me
from him because I recommended it.
Geo. W. Fry, Viola, lowa. Health und
strength of mind and body depend on
the stomach, and normal activity of the
digestive organs. Kodol, the great re
constructive tonic, cures all stomach and
bowel trouble*, indigestion, dyspejisia.
Kodol digests any gtxxl food you eat.
Take n dose after meals. H. 11. Denney.
goopermagonss Buggies
None Better A Carload Just Received.
Heaquarters for the Buckeye Machinery
The New Fall Dress Goods Are Arriving
See the Latest Styles nnd Patterns.
Elbert Mercantile Co.
T ******
Wholesale and Retail. *
OTARK
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry,
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