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LITTLE WANT ADS
Wft have the finest line of view p«»«t
cards that can be purchased in town at
The Tribune Office.
Money Loaned—On real estate secur
ity. Lee Ramtey, (**i Empire lbidding.
Denver.
Custom grinding and grain cleaning
done only op Wednesday and Saturday
of each week, R. G. Morc.Co.
For Sale
Fine Plymouth Rock Cockerels SI.OO
each. Apply to (j. W. .A'eel. Elbert
Fresh Fish and Oysters every
Thursday at,
R. G. Merc. Co.
A Special discount sale on chil
drens shoes Monday. At
Narron’s Store
Fresh sausage made every day
by a scientific butcher at,
R. G. Merc. Co.
Cream Seperators
I sell the famous “Great Western"
cream seperators. Also the “Beatrice
cream seperator for $50.00. This seper
ator is guaranteed by the Littleton
creamery Co. Frank Mack, Elbert.
ll’hiskey is a good friend but a poor
master. Used in moderation it cheers,
inspires anil strengthens men. In this
gray world why may wo not touch cllmiw*
with our neighbors occasionally tn a
social glass? Why mny we not make
reasonable use of that prince of whiskies
I.W.Harper Sold by D.R.Burnsides
The Rotunda nnd the Cafes <.f '1 In
Albany Hotel ever remind one of a few
years ago when the Adams and Peabody
contest was at its hight. While the elec
tion of United States senator will occur
at th*» state house the deals and planing
will occur within the four walls of the
Albany Hotel regardless of who may win
the toga.
To the Public
1 have my Photo studio now in run
ning order and am prepared to take a
first class Portrait. Babiy* picture
and small groups a specialty, prices r« «
sonabic. Post cards?! perdoz. 1 also do
all kinds of leather work. I have a com
pound for Holdering milk cans, scporalors
audall inaner <>f tinware 1 guarantee n
first clast job. one would hink J w.t
Jack of all Trades but that is not s<
Jack is in Elizabeth, the work I do 1 un
derstand thoroughly and one glance wil
convince you it came from a iiieehnmc
hand. Let me show you
(Jeorge VlcKimme
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You don’t have to wait for us to order your favorite
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more for another selection.
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Do not throw away any oldj
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We pay mail or express charges
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LITTLE WANT ADS
For l.’ainl elt land bargains see the old
timer, K. L. Clow, of Clow's land office,
151.5 fjtout street, Denver. 36
Grandfather knows good whiskey ard
since lie was a boy HARPER lias been
his choice. Its good enaugh for me, and
for YOU too. in short it is the best Buy
Harper from D. K. Burnsides, Elbert.
When in Colorado Springs stop at the
Spaulding House. Electric cars from
depots ami to all parts of the city. Kates
$1.50 to 82.0 U a day; special rates bv the
week. Opp.-c ourt house. South l’ejon st
ilimkhat tjh, Proprietor.
For Sale
All kind" of lumber and seasoned pine
and nil kin is of wood, miltop and
cordwood, slabs, rough edge lumber nnd
r-awdiist at Peterson's ranch, in Bijou
Rrsin.
NOTICE
No hunting or trespassing on n y
ground.
Alice Rem UR, Fondis, Colo..
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Following is the list of letters remain
ng unclaimed in the post office at Elbert
Colorado., on February 1,1011:
Cumining. Mrs. Thus.
In calling for these letters pleased say
“ A OVER USED"
R. J. Eisner,
Post Master.
$100 Reward, $100
The leaders of this paper will be plea."
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science hos been
able to cure In all its stages, and that is
Cntarrah. Hall’s Cntarrnh Cure is the
only positive cure now kuown to tlie
medical fraternitp. Cntarrah being a
constitutional disease, requires n consti
tutlonal treatment. Halls entaraah eur
i-. internally, acting diaedtly upon tic
blood and mqcous surfaces of thespstem,
thereby destroying the foundation of tin
dist a (*. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution nnd at
-usting natnre to do its work. The prop
rietors have so much faith iu its curative
powers*!hat they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it foils to cure
bend for list of Testimonials.
F. J. Cheney «V Co., Toledo. <)
Sold by‘all druggists, 75c.
Taka Hall’s Family Pills for constipa
tion.
DANCE
A dance will be given in the
OaKs hall, on Saturday, Feb 2b
Music by the Deiterman orches
tra, Tickets 1.00, supper extra.
Easter Postals at the Tribune Office
PUBLIC SALE
1 will oiler at Public Sale at the old
Steve Holden ranch in Bijou Basin on
Tuesday, Feb., 28 1911
The follow ing, commencing at 10 a. m.
84 Head of Cattle 84
18 head choice Dairy Cowf,B fresh bal
ance springer/'. 5 head of three year old
heifers, 10 head of two year old heifers
i 25 head of yearling steers, 17 head of
: yearling heifers, 8 head of young calves,
1 1 three year old graded bull. All of the
above stock are graded shorthorns.
8 Dozen Chickens 8
One 2 year old mnro, 1 gentle saddle
mare. 1 John Deere two 12 inch riding
plow. 1 gang disc plow, 1 ton hole Hoo
j sier drill, 1 disc with soedtir attachment
1 steel harrow. 1 doering horse rake, 1
• hathan fanning mill, 2 watering tanks
500 pounds of salt, one 2 :, .| inch lumber
wagon,some wire, postsand lumber, some
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: 321 Acres, 60 Acres Cul
tivation, GO acres Timber, 12 teres Alfal
fa all under good fence, all clear and
good house and out bouses, good well.
Inquire at Tribune office.
Notice of Trustees Sale
Whereas, E. J. McGmnity of Ft. Col
lins, of Larimer County, Colorado, did
by his certain deed of trust dated I>e
cembur 23, 1908, filetl for record Feb. 5 |
1909, and duly recorded in book 53,page
53, records of said Elbert County, con
vey to the public trustee in said countv
the following described lands situated
in rad county to wit:
The East l 2 of the South West quarter j
and the South half of the South East
quarter of the North West.quarter of j
section Four. (4) Township Ten. (10) i
South of Rangi* Sixty Two (02) West of
tie 6th P. M. Said property was con
veyed in trust to secure payment of a
note bearing oven date with said trust
deed for s6oo.oogiven by E. J. McGin
nity to order B. M. Narron, and assigned
by him te Frank W. Roberts, due on or
before three years afterdate with inter
est at six percent per annum. Whereas
default has been made in the payment of
the interest on said note and taxes on
said lands from December 23,1908, And,
Therefore,the beneficiary and legal hold
er of said note, as said deed of trust pro
vides, has notified me in writing flleu in
my office, dated Feb 16, 1911, of said de
fault, and has been declared a violation
of the covenants in said deed of trust,
in the non-payment of the interest
when due on said note, and taxes on
said lands, and has declared the whole
indebtedness duo and payable and elec
ted to advertise said premises for sale
and demands such sale:
Now Therefore,
in compliance with such notice nnd de
mands and by virtue of the authority in
me vested by suiddeod of trust and the
law. I. Allen Carnahan, public trustee
in said Elbert County, do hereby give
public notice that I will on Monday,
>larch 20, 1911, a lOo’clock a. m. at the
front door of the county court house in
Kiowa, Elbert County, Colorado, sell ull
the above described premises, (en masse
or in seperate parcels, as I ruay thins
best,) and all the right, title and inter
ost of said E. J. McGin nity his heirs and
assigns, at public auction, for the high
cst and best pri~e the same will bring
in cash, for the purpose of paying the
sum of $600.00 and interest thereon at
6 percent from Dec. 23 1908, and taxes
accured, and the expense of executing
this trust.
Dated at Kiowa. Colorado, this 21st
day of February 1911.
Allen Carnuhan.
County Treasurer of Elbert County,
Colorado, as Public Trustee in suid El
oert County.
First pub. Fob. 24; last Mar. 17 19 11
Try an add in this paper, it
always brings resulte.
house hold goods.
TERMS; All sums of $lO and under
cash. On sums over $lO a credit of 9
months will bo given by purchaser 'giv
ing bankable note bearing 8 percent
interest. 5 percent discount for cash.
Freo Lunch at noon
F. M. DININNY, owner
A. J. Ilenbest. J. E. Mayer.
Auctioneer Clerk
(1) I have two thousand acres of the
best agricultural laud in tine location
near a town which is the county seat
with a tine chance to build a good size
lake for summer resort. All improved
can cut Abundance of wild hay, also can
plow over 300 acres for alfalfa, all level
can bo watered from own water without
much expense. Good water and line
pasture and pine grove. Price only sls
per A., h a cash balance on time to suit
you at 6 percent
(2) 400 acres near a town and R. R. all
improved, three room house, plenty of
| water in reservoir, fine pasture all level.
Price $25 per A. Part cash, balance at
8 per ceut to suit purchaser.
(3) 320 acres 2Lj miles from town, 10
m. R Rongoodroad, Church 2U miles
Sshool I}4 miles. Good land for corn
potatoes and small grain. 3 room home
water by well 25 feet deep, all improved
7 acres alfalfa, 12 a fall rye, cuts lot of
wild hay. 25 per a
(4) 320 a. 14 miles from county seat
3 miles from school, 4 miles to store ami
cream station, can buy any thing desired
cheaply, all improved, very valuable
land for any kind of farm pronuct, large
farm house, 5o acres under cultivation.
! good stable, cattle and tool shpa, tine
| water in well tio feet deep, granary
I price $lO. per a.
(5) .'IOB acres 11 miles from county
seat, 2 miles from school, 4 m. from p. o
store and cream station. All improved
fenced and cross fenced, well 25 feet
deep, earthware pipe and boxed. Two
room frame house, stable, pigeon and
chickon house, 8U a. under cultivation
very productive. Fifty a. or more are
very flat, no danger from washouts, the
other 40 slightly rolling, also valuable
for alfalfa, price $10.50 par a.
(6) For sale a line lot 25X98 nil improv
ed, 5 room house, pressed brick, bath
room, city water, just built year ago,
no oncumbrence. price $3,700
j (7) 160 acres 5 miles from county sent
church, school ‘.j mile, 50 a pasture, 110
j a. rolling but very productive, water by
! well and reservoir, pine grove, farm
h”use 14X22 new nnd painted, stable
11X40, log ho ise 14X20 all in tine condi
tion, price 816 per a.
(8) 1600 a. 2 miles from town all im
proved, good frame hquse, well, windmill
fine barn, granary nnd other buildings
over 50 acres under cultivation, plenty
of running water for stock, tine pasture
almost covered with pine groves, all good
improvements, price 810 per a.
For particulars address this paper.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice. Is herby Riven that I will Kell, at pab
lie auction, to tb* highe-t responsible bidder, on .
the l— t .lay of Mar. ltdl. «t 2 o’clock p. m. at tb.-
..nice of tbe State Bonn! of Land « on»mi**lon
«tk .( uptiol hullaiiii;. Denver. Colo., tbe follow
Ing deaert bed laud*. -ilnated lu Klbert County
Colorado, viz:
{Minimum
Purt of Sec'Twp Range price Imp
section { | (per Acre
IGOA. NK l 416 !IS 8 57 W *OO ff-V 0
IliO A. N \V*4 16 il3 8 57 W 800 aftAO
160 A. S'V’i 16 ID 8 - r >l « 8 IJ-W
ten A- se»4 16 is a :>7W hoo is.o
I J
Sub J- "r right* «.f
way heretofore legally obtained an.l now lu full
force ami effect, if any there be.
Ke-erving. however, u> the Slate of Coloradoan
! right- to any and all mineral*, ore* ami melai
t ol everv kind and character, and all coal, a*phal
-1 nun. .ii nod Other Kubatancea In or under -aid
1 luml. mid I be riijht of ingreKf and egreKß tor the
..f mining, together with enough of the
Kurface of ean.e :.k may be noeeeaary for tbe pro
pi r and conveuient working of eucb mineral*
an.l nub*lance*.
Value of improvement* on I hi* land a* apprai*
.*1 by Utl* depuriMesil -fIOUJM
Owner of luiproveim.iit-- W. U. Miller
Sale Application No. *.>lta
No lain, will «>.* -old at ie** than the minimum
price per acre, a* given above, fue parcel* will
ite Kold In the above order, and each tract will
be koIU a* dci*.-ribed,obove be the -ante more
Ol Tenn* of payment -hall be a* follow*, via:
Oil land* -filing lor ♦■l.'Ki to i&i per acre. IU per
cei l . I the pur.hn-e money on the day of -ale,
tin- balance in eighteen e.|Ual annual payment*
it . p.-r •cm per annum. L»im* -idling for more
iimn per a. re and h-** than *. » per Mere.
per euui. ea-li on duy of -ale tho balance lu
fourteen e.,ual um on. payment* at 7 per cent,
per annum. Land* -citing for 37:. and upward*
H) per • out. co»b. and balam •• la -• ven equal
anuuul payment- ut 7 per cent. luteru*t. If the
purcha-er doe* not own tlie improvement*, he
inn*l pny for -nine at -ale. Purcnu-cr will exe
cute bond. u* provided in -ection Act of Juiy
11, MW.*, inu-t oe n citizen «.i the l ill leu Slate*
or one who bu- declared hi- intention <>. becom
ing *u<b. iihi*l pay uppiul-oment and advert!*
log fee*.
I tic- Hoard re-erve* the right to reject any and
all bid*.
N.i-nle -ball become effective mill! ;>«»aed
u(Min by the Slate Land Hoard.
B Lt Jeffer* m
Kegi-ter Slute Board of Lui.d Lomini—iouerb
Kiri pub. Feb. 5: '.u*t Feb. 24 1911
NOTICE OS APPLICATION TO LEABK
STATE Lands.
office of the State Board of Land Coniml—iotier.
Denver. Colo., Feb. IB 1911.
Notice i- hereby given that Dan \V. Jack* n
wliuHe pu-lollice addre— 1* Kuhn- Crossing. Colo
tm- made application No. 9299 to lea-e the
fnllowinc described indemniyt school land*, Sit
uate In Libert County Colorado, to wit:
Part of Section SrcjTwp range
EH or NE*4 3) 88 60 IF
N l , of N \V 1 , 20 ! 8 S do W
N l , of 8E l 426 8 8 60 IF
Li
No other application to lea-e the above de
scribed land* will be considered after Mar.
16 1911.
B. L. Jeffer-on
Register ‘•late Board Land Coimiil—ioner*.
Flr-t pub. Feb. 21 Inst Mar. 17. 1911
Tribune Ads bring RESTLTS.
Prosperity Ridge
LOST: A Two dollar bill somewhere
west of town, the person being lucky
in finding th s bill may keep half for
their reward and return 81, to the Tri
bune office.
Mike Tamany who has been in Calif
the past 1 I ino .thH returned home Sat
urday, he sat* times are dull and not
much work to be had.
Daddy Donelson gathered some eggs
in the straw stock last week put them
in his pocket and forgot to take them
out untill ho was in Eloert. This was
a pocket full of broken eggs, instead of
a case.
Married at Kiowa, Colorado. Miss
Lnura Johnson to Mr Barney Baber
l'ho bride bus been a resident of Pros
perity Ridge and is Jiked by everyone
We wish them suross and happiness.
Robert Johnson one of the prominent
citizens of the Ridge is sick with the
ineasels, the ranch is under quarentine
rhe Cedar Edge school is also closed.
Boost The tribune the best paper in
Elbert County,
The Basket Ball Game to be
played between the Elizabeth and j
Elbert Schools was posponed for
a week on account of the weath- 1
er. They will play the game
next Saturday, March, 5.
PUBLIC SALE
I will offer at public auction at my
ranch 8 miles south west of Elbert on
Thursday March, 2, commencing at 10;
a. m. the following:—
MULES. Consisting of tw'o span of
young mules. 1 span of 3 year olds and
one coming 2 years old.
HORSES. 1 span 4 year olds, well
broke, 1 coming 4 year old saddle and
driving horse, 1 coming two year old
mare, unbaoken.
CATTLE. Consisting of 18 head of
yearling and two yeur old steers, balance
she stock from yearlings to five year olds
and a few broke dairy cows, 2 good
stock bulls coming three year olds, 1
good John Deere plow , a track sulky
75,000 feet of good native lumber, J*
dozen kitchen chairs unu two rockers, l
large dresser and 2 com odes, 1 good
stand ladle, 2 diuning tables, 1 kitchen
table and other articles, lunch at noon
If weather is stormy sale will be the 6th
TERMS: All sums under 810. cash. On
sums of over 810 nine months will be
given by purchaser giving bankable noie
bearing 7 per cent interest. 5 percent
discount for cash, J. W. Tipton, Owner.
A. J. Hen best, Auctioneer- J. E. May—
er, Clerk.
mmmmmamßk SALE BILLS
LEGAL NOTICES
CONTEST NOTICE
Drportm-iM of tbe Interior j
i United State* Lend Office
Pueblo. C 013.• J«Ui. 18. 1911 1
A ► nfficlent conteet artJdavlt bavin* beenflied
in thi- odtee by Will!- H. HI gain*.
uiraln-t Home*t«ad entry. No. 1 *«67. made
nil 10, 19U7. lor H* SEU: BWH- [
Sect'on 6. Town-talp I t South. Ha «e 5. we*t
6th P M. by laaae Grlffltt* Conteetee In which
It I- alleged that -aid I-auc Lrilhtt* h »*
uhai.doned -aid l*nd fur over aix month* last
na-t-that he ha-not re-lded upon, occupied or
cultivated the land for over tbr-e year- la*t pa*U
and lh»t **ld default exl-t* at the date hereof,
and he ha* never placed thereon any Improve-
S uienl- of any kind or nature whatever;
Now Therefore
-aid parties are hereby notified to appear, re
-uoi.d. and offer evidence touching -aid allega
tion at 10 o'clock a. m. on Mar. 1. 1911. before tbe
Hegi-ter and Receiver at tbe United State* Land
Office In Pneblo Colorado.
The -aid conteetant having. In a proper affida
vit. filed Jan. 7. 1911. -et forth fact# which ahow
that after due diligence per-oual aervice of tbt*
notice can not be made, it 1* hereby ordered and
. irected that *ucb notice be given by due and
proper publication. S .A. Abbey, Beglrter.
J. J. Lambert. Receiver
Flrat pub. Feb 10 La*t pub Mar. S 1911
CONTENT NOTICE
Dcpartmeut of the Interior
Uueted State- l.and Office
Pueblo Colo. Jan 18. 1911
A-ufllclent conte-t utfldavlt having been flleo
In thi* office by John Kdwarda couteutaut, a
gain-t horoe-tead entry No 179 W made Aug 27 19u7
for BVi SEV*.
l’wp. 13 5..K.V7 w.,6th P. M by Harry K. Catlln
conte-tee, in which tl* alleged that -aid Barry
E. Catlin ha- wholly abandoned -aid land for
over two year* lu-: pant; that be ha* not ietah
U-hedor maintauied a reeldence on -aid land,
and that the -aid laud ha* not betm occupied,
cultivated or iin-.<roved -luce date of entry; thal
-aid default* exlat at date hereof.
Now Therefore,
-aid partle* are hereby notified to appear, re-pond
and offer evidence touching -aid allegation at 10
o clock a. in. on Mar. 6, 1911, before William J.
Park, a notary public realduig at Kutch. Elbert
County, Coloiado. (and that final hearing will
lie held 10 o’clock a. m. Mar 16 before) the Reel*
ter and Receiver at the United State* Land office
In Pueblo, Colorado
The -aid conte-tant having, in a proper affida
vit, filed Jan 11 1911. *el forth facta whlcu-bow
that alter due diligence uer-onal service of Ihl*
notice can not be made. It I* here by ordered and
heeled that -uch notice be given by due am.
proper publication,
8. A. Abbey Regieer
First pub. Feb. 3; last Feb 24 1911
Executor’s Notice
Estate of Jacob Dietrich Deceased.
The undersigned, having been ap
pointed Executor of the last Will and
Testament of Jacob Dietrich late of the
County of Elbert and State of Colorado,
dedeased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court
of Elbert County, at the Court House in
Kiow’a at the March term, on the last
Monday in March, being March 27, 1911
next, at which time all persons having
claims against said Estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose
of having the same adjusted. All per
sons i..debted to said Estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated the 14th day of February A. D.
1911. Lee Ramsey, Executor
POST CARDS
Wo have the largest and best assortment of
Easter Post cards ever displayed in town. All new
1911 designs.
Buy Early And Get Tour Pi<*K Of The Assortment
THE CITY DRUG STORE
FRED LONQ, Prop, ----- Elbert, Colo.,
GORDON JONES. Pi.,id.nt JOHN H. JONES. VI.-b Pn-.id.in
W. D. REILLY. Vice President J. E. MAYER. « a-m
Cbe Elbert County Bank
ELBERT; COLORADO
incorporated State Bank
Cash Capital and Surplus $ \ 5,000
Examined Regularly by the State Bank Commissioner
Make your credit good by doing your banking business with the oldest
established banking h.stitution in Elbert county.
An exclusively banking business conducted.
r 1 REPROOF VAULT. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
Undertaking
We have put in a full and com
plete line of Undertaking goods con
sisting of Caskets anti burial robes
You see what you buy an.l no dela\
in waiting on shipments from Dm v
and Colorado Springs,
We take charge of fll • i
will arrange for embalming if neces
sary
The R. Gates Mer. CO.
BUSINESS CARDS
OR. R. tt. DENNEY ,
Physician and
Surgeon
Office at Drug Store, ELBEK'I, COU
DR. w. FOWLER,
Dentist
Oa« Administered for Extracting.
Boom*, la South Tejon Street, between Pike*
Peak Avenue and Huerfano.
P. O. BOX 734. COLOKADO HPKISOS L’OLO
G. C. COX
auctioneer
FONDIS, COLORADO.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE!)
W. M. PARKiiURS i
Live Stock Auctioneer
Hy pleased customers are
my references
Call or write lor dates
Elbert, Colorado.
~W. E. DAVIES
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Collections Promptly
ATTENDED TO
JOHN W. MULLAHLY
Attorney andConselor at Law
Practices in all State and Fed
eral Courts. Consultation in
German, French, Spanish and
Italian.
Bancs Bldg
ELIZABETH COLO
@ -
Ette ELBERT
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
TINA GRIFFIN, Manager
First -Class Sfrvlce
Prompt Repairs
Reasonable Rates
Telephone* and all kinds ol
telephone supplier and con*
structlon material on hand.
All line* connected with thi- exchange
mart l>c of -tandard material. None but
Western Electric plioue* will be connected
(5) ®
Hicks Almanacs at the Tribune
office.