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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-14
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Home Forum meeting next
Monday night, Sept. 18th.
Stone jars at Kings at 10 cents
per gallon.
Mrs. Burns, of Fondis, has
gone on n visit to friends in Pu-
eb'o.
Flynn Wright who has been
very sick with pneumonia has
taken change for better.
Mrs. Putnam goes in few days
10 Eureka Springs for a several
weeks stay for her health.
New Orleans Molasses, for cook
ing, nj Kings, Az cents per gal
lon.
Mrs. Remington returned from
La Veta last week and will remain
in Ebert this winter.
Marion Foote, of Arriba, spent
several days with friends here
since our last issue.
Dewey Foote returned Friday
from pleasant visit with his
father in Lincoln county.
Mrs. Grebe returned to Elbert
Saturday morning and is spending
few days with friends.
Working men are in good de-
mand-- in fact farmers are unable
to find sufficient men To help in
saving their crops.
Billy Burnside came down from
Divide 10 attend the funeral of
Wallace Aux, AMI favored the
TRIBUNE with pleasant call while
here.
We regret To announce that
Mr.. and Mrs. james w. Irwin
suffered a few days ago the loss
Of their little daughter aged %
months, of summer complaint
Both have the sincere sympathy of
friends in their sad bereavement
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-14

READ HIS EDITORIAL.
From fAe Times. Hiiisfiiie. Va.
l suffered with diar-hoea for a long
time and thought l was past being
cured. l bad spent much time and
money and suffered so much misery
that 1 had almost decided to give ap
all hopes of recovery and await the
result, but noticing the advertisement
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and also some
testimonials stating how some won
derful cures had been wrought by
this remedy, l decided to try it. After
taking a few doses was entirely
we'll of that trouble, and | wish to
say further to my readers and fel>
low sufferers that l ain hale and
hearty man to>day and feel as well
as ] ever did in my iife.-O. r..
MooRE. Sold by Jacob Epler
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ATTEND COLLEGE This YEAR


Never in the history Of our country
was there grander opportunity than
the present for educated young men
and women. What an auspicious
moment for those who are just now
ON threshold OF life.
Grand Island Business and Nor
NAL College has for fourteen years
been the leading institution OF
its kind in the western states and last
year more than twice as many calls
we're received for its graduates as
could be supplied. Everythin
necessary for successful start in
life is taught-Business, Normal and
Shorthand courses. Expenses low.
Board only $3.50 per week One
years time given on tuition. II do
sired. College Record sent free, oil
for six cents will send elegant cat a
logue.
Address
A. NJ. HARGES, President,
Grand Island, Neb
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Cattle Wanted.

The old reliable firm of James
r. Hobbs & Son announce that
they are in the market To buy
steers of all gades from calves up.
They will pay from %. rs to a. 90
per hundred on foot. Call and
see them or drop a postal card to
them giving number of head for
sale and one of the firm will call.
Feetlers are in special demand.
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Marsha, S,x.. w.,.n.

The Army museum In Paris has JUS,
acquired watch formerly belonging
to the brnvest Of the brave. Marshal
Ney. A history attaches to this watch.
which was given to Ney by Napoleon.
On the morning of AusterlitE. 30 says
the tradition. Napoleon asked Ney the
time. by your watch" replied the
marshal. taking 1t out of his pocket. I'll
Is the hour OF victory"
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Current. In tho Atlantic.

Experiments have been going on for
the past two years for the purpose oi
trying to learn something Of the char
acteristics of the Atlantic ocean as q
great moving body Of water. As a re-
suit the whole Atlantic is shown to b.
slowly circulating round and round
Ike an enormous pool.
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Som. rr,A.urr orr. w,aer.

Lots OF the treasury girls at WASH
ngton are widows. Hundreds of them
ire old maids, and several thousand
are sweet. marriageable girls. with
pretty faces. good hearts. and a high
grade of culture and education. Many
of them have had governors and gen.
erals for fathers. not a few are the
widows of noted soldiers and states-
men. and all are far above the average
off their sex the United States over.
Many have travelled widely.
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Public Land Sale.

United States Land Once at Denver. Colo.
Aug. ~, 1899
Notice IL hereby rIven that In pursuance Of
Instructions from the Commissioner OF the Gen
eral Land once, under authority vestsd in him
BY section 2t55. U. y Rev. Stat, as amended By
will proceed 10 ofer At public sale o. the f7th
day of0etober 1900 at II O'Clock next, at this
ONCE, the following tract Of land, to Wit:
9Th r. n
.Any and all persons claiming Adversely the
above described lAnds are sdvfsed To hle their
claims In this once on or before the day above
desiKnsted for the commen encsmsnt of said sale
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
c. ID. FORD. Register,
48-t B.F. KIMBERLY Receiver.
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Notice for Publication.

Land Once at Denver, Colo, Aug. q, 1890.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has nled notice Of his Intention to make
proof Will be made before the clerk of the county
court Of Elbort county at kiowa, Colorado, on
October Tth, 1879. viz: George @. Baker Home
stead Application No. i.U77 Tor the sw Or NV Or.
Sec. % hf ne or. ne ar ne or. Soc. q. Up. s..
Rng.. % W.
Hs names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz:
George Klsner, John II. Lundy, Samuel Tag.
EArt, Daniel c. Corbett, all vf Elbert, Colorado.
7.sz q. d. FORD. Register.
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ELBERT HOME FORUM NO. 1895.

Meets iI tho woodman inll the third Monday
svsniny in each month Ladies' and gentlemen
OF good moral character and sound health, he
tween the ages OF eirbteen aud nfty, received and
Insurance At nominal rates to the amount of 800
tl,too or q loo gfnnted. reliable fraternAl ben
snclary order.
J. d. Kiss, President; MRs. FisrrrB TuIrLH
Vice President; g. l.. GRrrris. Ind Vice prsst
dent, r. II. hullfaAr. Secretary; IlUoo Jour
Treasurer; RinEn PKrrnsos, Orator, Mus. r. II.
huLLIsAS. Assistant oratori ELi Knowles. Por
Ser.
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Lamps at half price at Kings.

Sioncy hmhcu vi upIIro'cu foa'
estate security. LEE RAMSEY,
s12 Cooper Bid, Denver
Mason Jars at Kings store
quarts-75 cents per dozen.
Mason fruit jars have never
been sold II, cheap as they are
now offered at Kings.
Splendid grade of New Orleans
Molasses, for table use, 75 cents
per gallon at Kings. On draught.
The great success Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the treatment Of bowel com plants
has made 1t standard over the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by Jacob Epler.
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Notice for Publication.

Lsnd once at Denver, Colo.
sept .. 1852.
Notice 10 hsrsby given that the following nsm.
cd settler kss nsd notice Of his intsnton To make
nsal pfoof IN rapport II his claim. and that said
proof vii b. made before the Clerk Of the Conn
Oct z1rd. 1880. viz: William II. Greaser, Home
stead Application 80, I7ohs for the or Sec.
10, TIP. 10, g.. Rag. e2 W.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
/. ". Partbur,t, Chester g. Doekum. Harry
Vote, Charles Doekum, all OF Foudls. Colo.
so5s q. d. FORD, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land once a, p.nrer. Colo.

Land oflee at Denver, Colo,
August 3rd 1899.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has hled notice Of his intention to make
nnnl proof In support Of his Claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk Of the County
Court of Klbert county at Kiown, Colo, on Sept.
18th. 1899. Wig: Charles X. Smith. Homestead
Application No. lo9I0 for the ne or sw qr. Sec.
-, To. Q s., Rng. O. W.
continuous residepcs upon cultivation Of.
George Elpnsr. Wolfe Helgeth. Charles Smith,
sr.. John II. Lnndy. all Of EIbert Colo.
$50 L. D. FORD, Register
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Notice for Publication.
Land once a, Denver, Colo.

Land once at Denver, Colo.
Aug. 3oth, 1890.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
hnai proof In support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk OF the County
Oct. ltth. Is9s. viz: Wade l. Case Homestead
Application No. i75s5 for the NV or ne or Sec
II, TIP. ., s.. Rng. e4w,
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
r. y. Young, Hugh Y. Mcmillan, August Y.
Kunzs, Crockett Clibon, all Of Eiizabeth, Colo.
lSl c. ID. FORD Recister
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AGENTS wANTfD-FoR ''TnE LIFE AND
Achievements OF Adn.irnl Dewey the worlds
greatest naval hero. BY Murat Hnlrtead, the
lifelong friend aud admlrer OF the nations idol.
Biggest and best hook: 500 page. 6xic
inches neary 100 pagee hal.tonc Illustrations
Only si.bJ. knoFmnur demand; Big commits
qpirk The Dominion Com .,any. ID Floor caxton
hidg.. Chicago
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A Word to nothers.

Mothers OF children affected with
Group or a severe cold need not hcsti
tate to administer Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t contains no
oyiaie nor narcotic in any form and
may lie given as confidently to the
babe as to an adult. The great sue
cess that has attended its use in the
treatment of colds and Group has
won for its approval and praise It
has received throughout the United
States and in many foreign lands
For sale by Jacob Epler.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-14

~ 49, 49,
butter.
Messrs. S. L. Griffin, Jacob
Epler and j. B. King. Elbert's
three merchants, are in Denver
welcoming home the Colorado
volunteers.
Mrs. Nellie b. Foote arrived
Friday from Arriba on the sad
mission Of attending the last sad
rites over the body Of her brother,
Wallace 4. Aux.
C. L. Steppler has been over
twice tr, ing to get a threshing
machine in the Fondis neighbor-
hood, where lots of grain is now
stacked waiting to be threshed.
Mr.. J. f. Mayer, OF Elizabeth,
popular secretary of the Demo-
cratic County Central Committee,
was in town Tuesday looking after
the interests of his party. He
ordered the TRIBUNE sent TO his
address.
The 1st regiment Colorrdo
Volunteers arrives in Denver to-
day, where n great reception is
promised the soldiers boys. Quite
a number have gone from Elbert
county to assist in extending u
cordial welcome.
Miss Lillian James, one of El-
berts former most popular young
ladies', came out from Denver
Friday and remained until Mon
day with friends. The TRIBUNE
will in the future keep Miss james
informed of the news of the coun-
ty.
Elder W. A. Chapman, of Mis-
souIi, minister of the Christian
church, is holding n series Of
meetings at the James school
house. Next Sunday there will
be basket meeting in Dittcmore's q
lgrove. Services morning and
afternoon. Everybody invited.
DIR. McNeiIan yesterday re-
ceived his commission as "Colonel
and Assistant Surgeon General
of the Uniform Rank, X. of p,
for the state of Colorado. The
doctor carries his honors lightly,
notwithstanding he is flooded with
congratulations. .-Basalt journal.
Mr.. Allumbaugh has added a
new attachment to his threshing
machine that takes all weed seed
out of the grain and leaves the
grain bright and clean. This
machine under his management is
very popular with our farmers
and enjoys an increasing business
each season.
A special meeting of the Elbert
County w. X. G. No. 30, has been
called to meet at Elbert, Sept. IS,
at 1880 p. IN. The object of the
meeting is to drill the officers so
that our inspection will rank as
highly AS possible. All officers
are requested to be present.
y. A. KILN, Scc'y.
The parents of Miss Alice Ep-
ler gave her a happy birthday
party Friday night at the family
residence in honor of her sixteenth
birthday, about so invited guests
being present Music, songs, games
and social converse consumed the
evening and at midnight dainty
refreshments were served. Miss
Alice is very popular young
lady.
Comrade McGill wishes 10 an
nounce that Byron l.. Carr Post,
No. 107, G. A. X. department
of Colorado and Wyoming, will
hold their next meeting on the
10th, inst. in their new hall. Mrs.
Hall and the ladies will furnish
refreshments and more than likely
organize Relief Corps.
Respectfully,
LOUIS L. RuFFIEUx.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-14
II WONDERFUL CURE
OF DIARRHOE.4.
A PROMINENT VIRGINIA
EDITOR.
READ HIS EDITORIAL.

ftsd AImest olvea Up, bst We. Brossht Back
70 Perfect Health by chambsriain's ceiic.
Chelera and DlaSrhoea Renedy.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-14

Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Maud Cowdrey,
IA former well known and popular
young lady of this place, to a
MIR. Carter, rising young man
Of Montana. The marriage took
place ON Sunday evening last at
the residence of the BRIDES mother
in Whitehall, Montana. The TRIB-
uNE joins the brides host of friends
in extending hearty congratula-
tions.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-14

Tur Tnrnusr l. printed In it, own buliiIng-a
comfortable. eommodious. well lighted and very
conveniently arranged structure Ia the center o.
town. The plant from which II smanates, win lt-
sories 10 one OF the eompiete-t county Offices In
he state.
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TUESDAY THE TENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER 1899.

at the hour Of 10 o'eioek n. Of said day and con
tnping thereafter until the said property 10 cold
said sale 70 be made BY the sdministrafrtx %
public sale to the highest and best bidder for cash.
the following described property situats In the
County Of Kibert and state Of Colorado and be-
longing 70 said estats. to-wit:
The south west quarter Of the south east quarter
Of Section Fifteen and the wet half OF the north
enst quarter of Section T~enty two and the north
west quarter of the south east quarter OF section
Twenty two and the south west quarter Of Section
Twentr-two all In Townshif Eight. Range sixty
hve West in said County and state.
Dated At Kiows this 18th day OF September.
eigned AUGUSTA N. RorHwkLr..
ne AdministratriI ofthe Estate ofJAne Moore,
deceased.
L. KrswoRrmr, Attorney.
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AGENTS wANTED-roH "TuE LIFE AND
Achievements of Admiral Dewey" the world >
greatest naval hero. by Murat Tlaistead the life.
long friend aud admirer Of the nations idol. Big
gcrt and best book. over SO pages. sxlU inches
nearly ioO pages haf,one illustrations. Only q so
Enormous demand. Big commissions. Outht free.
Chance Of = hfetime. Write quick. The DomIn-
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-14
NOVICE.
Admiristratrix Sale Of Real Estate
in Re Estate Of Jane Moore,
Deceased.

siEned, pursusnt 70 an order Of The coanty court
Of Elbert eeousy. Coloradc. made and entered
on the 5th dsv OF Septembcr- 1909, In Re the
Of Augusts n. Rothwei Adminisustrix of said
Estate, 70 Albert J. Moore, wiiiism 4. Moore and
deceased, defendants, Cor the sale Of Real Estate
10 discharRc the debts Of ssid Rotate, the said
undersigned will at the oficc Of the County Judge
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To ApvEnrisEns:

TINS Tnruurr is the oldest largest and lesding
paper In Eibert County, covering in W ex'
ien<ive circulation rich territory thirty miier
square. Rates made known Oh appncahon'
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-14
ELBERT CAMP NO. 1852.

Meets in its hall in Ribert every Tuesday
svening. Visiting neighborr cordially invited To
attend. J. D. Rrxo, Consul Commander.
J. II. PuRpEs, Clerk.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-14

To Farmers.
Kings store will pay 20 cents
per pound for good fresh ranch
butter.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26
THE PASSING SHOW
VILLA GATHER

A Creole MADAME Bovary'' is Mis-
Kate Chopin's little novel 9TH,
Awakening" Not that the heroine is
creole exactly. or that Miss Chopin is
Flaubert-save the mark!--but tn,
theme is similar TO that which occupied
Flaubert. There was. Indeed, no neet
that second Madame Bovary" shoult
be written, but an authors choice o
theme is frequently az inexplicable al
his choice OF wife. 1t is governed by
some innate temperamental bias tina
cannot be diagrammed. This is partic
ularly so in women who write and
shall not attempt to cay why Mis-
Chopin has devoted go exquieite ant
sensitive. 60 we'll governed style to &C
trite and serdid theme. She writes
much better than it is given to mos,
people to write, hers is genuinel,
literary style; OF no great eleg snce oI
solidity; but light. flexible. subtle and
capable Of producing telling effects
directly and simply. The story che hat
to tell in the present instance is moi
new either in matter or treatment
EDNA Pontellier," a Kentucky girl
who like Emma Bovsry,' had been in
love with innumerable dream heros
before che was out Of short skirts, mar.
ried "Leonce Pontellier" az sort OF
reaction from vague and visionary
passion for tragedian whose unrespon.
sive picture che used to kiss. She &C.
Quired the habit Of liking Der husband
in time and even OF liking her children.
Though we are not justified in presum.
ing that she ever threw articles from
the dressing table at them, az the
charming Emma" had q winsome
habit Of doing, we are told that she
would sometimes gather them passion
atcly to her heart; she would some.
times forget them. At creole water
ing place, which is admirably and deitly
sketched by Miss Chopin. Edna" met
Robert Lebrun" son of the landlady,
who dreamed OF q fortune awaiting him
in Mexico while he occupied petty
clerical position in New Orleans. Rob,
ert" made it his business to be agre.
able to his mothers boarders and
Edna" not teing creole. much
against bis wish, and will took him
seriously. Robert went to Mexico.
but found that fortunes were no easier
to make there than In New Orleans.
He returns and DOS not even call to
pay his respects to her. She encounters
him at the home OF q friend and takes
him home with her She wheedles him 10
to staying for dinner and We are told she
sent the maid of in search Of some
dslicacy she had not thought Of for her.
self, and she recommended great care
in the dripping Of the coffee and having
the omelet done to turn.
Only q few pages back we were 10.
formed that the husband IN. Pontellier'
had cold soup and burnt fish for his
dinner. Such is life. The lover Of
course disappointed her, was q coward
and ran away from his responsibilities
before they began. He was afraid 70
begin q chapter with 60 serious and
limited woman. She remembered the
sea where she had first met Robert"
Perhaps from the same motive, which
threw "Anna Karanina" under the
engine wheels, che threw herself into
the sea, swan until she was tired and
then let 60. She looked into the dis
lance, and for moment the old terror
famed up, then sank again. She heard
her father,a voice. and her sister Mar.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26

time in a city whose mean summer
temperature Is over hundred. They
are probably right. The most inveter.
ate sight seers will not 60 from hot
city TO a hotter one for the sake of
seeing the merchandise display which
comprises the principle feature Of all
worlds fairs. And unless the people
from out of town can be induced to
come to the fair there is no object in
holding 1t. For the ultimate object
of this and all other fairs is the en-.
largement OF the local market incl
dentally accomplished by intrusion on
neighboring markets.
Need Of Watering Troushs.
Lincoln has only two watering
trOughs, one In market square and one
on the corner Of Fourteenth and o.
The latter is shallow trough with a
tiny sJream Of water flowing into IL,
and the other one Is but little larger
and is fed by similarly stingy spray.
One thirsty horse can drink up all
the supply at Fourteenth and o, so
that the next horse whose throat is
parched and dusty can not do more
than lick the moist basin. At market
square there are fifty or more horses
standing about who have dragged
heavy loads into the city. Their
tongues are hanging out and their
need of water is apparent to the most
thOughtless and horse-ignorant. They
have stood there before and they will!
stand there again, suffering the tor.
lures Of thirst. II their opinion of
Lincoln could be expressed. it would
not flatter us. The horse sense Of it
might be Of more value though and of
more direct appreciation than volumes
Of sermons on more abstract virtues.
Weary and heavy laden, pulling heavy
burdens, dripping with perspiration,
tOrmented by flies and by thirst
which we might easily quench, it is
surprising that the patient affection
ate horses, do not hate and kick the
heads of the human race whenever 1t
comes within reach of their only
means Of redress. II they could only
vote there would be drinking troughs
all over this town inscribed with affec-
tiOnate references to his strength do.
cility and industry to the Horse, by
this or that sleepless politician. AS
1t is, anyone who reads the appeal in
the big beautiful linguistic eyes Is
called sickly sentimentalist. Neither
the cruel wells of the whip nor famine
for water nor the small but unceasing
torment Of flies appeal to the men
who have a horror of sentimentalism.
In the vicissitudes OF the souls migra.
tiOns from this body to that, 1t may
not be so very long before some Of the
matter. of fact citizens Of Lincoln are
hitched up there in Market Square
Offering brick. blocks, political "in-
funce" or jobs to people who pass them
and pay no heed TO their inarticulate
offers considering which these citizens
will thank their stars for something
they never realized the blessedness Of
before, viz: the shortness Of a horses
life.
Governor Roosevelt's Genial Ways.
Nobody more than Governor ROOse.
welt has stirred and warmed the
popular heart. After all, the French
are not the only people who love
man on horse back and are willing to