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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-08-17
NOTICE.

Byron L. Carr Post 1O7 meets
on Saturday, August 10th, at the
home of Comrsde Ross, 8 miles
south of Fondis at 10 =. m. A
big dinner has been promised, and
an old drummer and fifer, each of
whom still possess the instruments
they carried through the civil war.
will be mustered in as members Of
the organization. A full attend
ance is desired.
W. c. DocKuM, Adjutant.
X. II. McGrLL, Commander.
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Notice For Publication.
Land once at Denver, Colo.

Land Ofhcs at Denver, Colo.
July 10th. isSs.
Notice IL hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has died notice of his intention to
nnal proof In support OF his claim, and that sald
proof will be made before the Register and Re
ceiver at Denver, Colo, on August 2lth, 1899, viz
Elizabeth Ryder Collins nee Elizabeth Ryder
Homestead Entry No. io9e6 for the " hf Of ne Or,
NV or OF SO o. and no or Of sw or Section 81, In
Township Q, South of Range C. west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land. viz:
Blanche MAxey, of Denver, Colo, Harry 3.
Brewer. of Denver, Colo. Lucy Corlow, of Fop-
dis, Colo, VIM. Hanna, Of Fonda, Colo.
20 C. d. FORD, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land ono. at Denver. Colorado.

Land once at Denver, Colorado,
July -, 1871.
Notice IL hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has nlcd notice Of his intention to make
nnai proof IN support OF hts claim, and that SAID
tourt OF Elbcrt county, At KiowH, Colo. on Sept.
9Th. 1892. viz: Patrick o'Mara Homestead Ap-
ne or ne or. Sec. %, TIP, Q. s., Bng. % W.
He names the following witnesscs TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land. viz.
Ernestc. Madsen. of Ponds, Colo; Mass zeiss,
Of Fondis, Colo; Edward Bumpus, of Fondis Colo
40 Z. D. FORD. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land once a, Denver. oolo.,

Land ONCE at Denver. colo,
81 July II, 1899. ! .
settler has hled notice of his intention to make
nnal proof In support OF his claim, and tbet raid
proof will be maze before the Clerk of thu County
Court OF Elbert County, at KIowa, Colo. on sept
2nd, lH99 viz. Henry Friedorich Homestead
Application No. 16qed for the hs ne qf,sw Or
He nAmss the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land. viz:
August Dsuck, Joseph A. schsrrer, Fred. Csb
hald, Conrad Streit. all of Agate. Colo.
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During the civil war, as well in our
late war with Spain, diarrhoea was
one OF the most troublesome diseases
the army had TO contend with. In
many instances it became chronic
and the old soldier still suffers from
it. Mr.. David Taylor Of Wind Ridge,
Green Co., Pa, is one of these. He
uses Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and says he
never found anything that would
give him such quick relief. 1t is for
sale by Jacob Epler.
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Notice for Publication.

Land once at Denver. Colorado, !
July "a, 1850.
yofIes 10 hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has hied notice Of HE intention TO make
npAl proof In support Of bis claim, and that said
proof will be made before the clerk OF the ccnnty
court Of Elbert county, At kiowa. Colo. on sept
18th, fs0e, viz. George J. Knight Homestead
Application No. 1914 for the se qr sw or. hf
se ar NV or se or. Sec -, Tp. 10, s.. ring HW.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation oil.
said land, viz:
Charles s. snyder. George Blakley, Zaza D.
Knight, William Leach, all Of Elberi, Colo.
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PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Uuited States Land once. at Denver, Colo. |
July 7th. 1879.

United States Land once, at Denver, Colo.
July 7th. 1892 I
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF in
struetions from the commissioner of the general
lard ONCE, under authority vested In him by Sec.
tiou 24o5, u. s. Rev. Stat, Ar amended by the Aci
OF congress approved February 20. 1895, will
proceed to offer at Public sale on tho 25rd day q
August, 1883, at u o'clock a. N next. at Thu
NE qr Of NV or of sec. 10. Tp. 10, s., X. IS W
sW qr NV or. Section ., TIP. .. s., r. 8. ".
sW q Sc or, Section 4. TIP. ., S.. R. q W.
Nv ar NE a., Section Q. TIP. 0. s., R. 81 W.
9th =. II.
ANY and all persons claiming adverselv III.
above described lands are ad vised to file thci
claims In this offics on before tho day Abovi
designated for the commencement Of raid sale
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
g. ID. FORD. Register,
ti-ls Blk. KIMBERLY Receiver.
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Notice for Publication.
Land once J. penv.r, coIor.d.

Land once at Denver, Colorado
Jnly D. tto9.
ed settler has 1led notice Of his ntenfion 70 make
nnai proof IN support OF ;iis claim, Apd that said
proof Will be made before the clerk Of the county
9th, 1899. via: Grace q. Miller, tformsrly Grace
.. TannerJ Homestead application No. 1000 for
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
Richard q. Neon. Chester c. Doekum. Ernest
O. uadsen, Edward Bumpus, all OF Fondis. Colo.
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Notice for Publication
Land once At Denver. O.

Land Once at Denver. Colo,
July q, 1899.
named settler has nicd notice Of his Intention
70 make nnal proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge of
County Court OF Elbert County at Kiowa, Colo
on Sept. 9th, isV?. viz: Albert F. II. Miller
II. x. No. 1908 for the n hf NV or, Sec IS Tp.
10 3; Rng. O. W. of 9Th p. n.
He names the follo wing Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
james cois, 8. L. Grimm, Daniel L. Kpler, Alex
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estats OF Geo. Kelfon decsssed.
The undsrsigued. having besn appointed Ad
ministratrix Of the Estate of Geo. Kslfon late Of
eesssd. hereby sivcs notice % thst = sbe viii appear
before the County Court Of Eibert County. at
the Cont Houss in kiowa at the june Term, on
the last Monday In August next. At which time
all persons having ciaims against said Estate are
notified and requested 10 attend for the purpose
Ct hs.ing he zane sdjnsted Az per.ens , in
mediate payment 10 the underrignrd-
Dated thfs sist day OF July a. d. 1870.
ADEL0uNDE KELTOS. Admistfatrsx.
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Notice for Publication.
Land once At Denver, Colo.

Land Once at Denver, Colo.
July 18th, 1902
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
final proof In support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of the County
Court of Ebert Coanty, At kiowa, Colo, on
August eoth, 1899, viz: Sidney Baker Homestead
Application No. i6osz for the or Sec. "a, TIP. ..
s., Rng. s. W.
he namss the following Witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land. viz:
John d. Lundy, George Baker, Frank Crowley,
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Flowers, sailor hats, ribbons,
etc., Just received st Kings.

AGENTS wANTED-FoR "THB LIFE AND
Achievements of Admiral Dewey" the worlds
greatest naval hero. By Murat Halstead, the life
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Hsv Railroads Have naisipsssA
Only seventy years have elapsed
since the first railway In the world was
finished. During that comparatively
brief period. 100000 miles have bssa
constructed. the British empire -
counting for about sixth.
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Notice for Publication.
L,na onlc. Al penr.r. colo. |

Land Once al Denvsr, Eolo.,
July "a, 1899. I
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has led notice Of his intention TO make
nnal proof In support of his claim, and that sad
proof win be made before the Clerk OF the Conn.
ty Court OF Elbert County, a. Kiowa, Col5.. on
Sept. Sth, is92, viz: Albert Neumann Homestead
Application No. i6ptn for the " hf sw Or. 80 qr
sw or. rw Or SO Or Sec. IL, Up. o. s., Rng. 81 W.
He names tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous rcsidence upon and cultivation OF,
said land. viz:
August Muiiigan, Wolf Helgeth, George Elsner,
Jacob Hefney, all OF Blbert, Colo.
ts-fs c. d. FORD. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land ONCE al Denver, Colo,

Land ONCE al Denver. Colo,
July 81, 1899.
named settler has 3ied notice OF his intention
TO make nnsl proofin support of his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ebert County at Kio va. Colo.
on Sept. End, 1879, viz: Conrad Streit Homestead
Application No. i6s6e for the ne or Sec. II, Tp Z,
s., Rng. 50 W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF.
said land, viz.
Fred. Gebhard, Joseph A. scherrer, August
Bsuek. Joseph Matt. all of Agate, Colo.
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lslss isF psslcn.
Land once At Denver, cei-.,

Land Once At Denver, coi-..
Augsss- ris. iva.
Notice is berrhy given fhs. l~e following nam
nnal proof in support Of hir claim. and that said
uroof win Be made before the Cicrb Of the County
Court Of Eibert county 81 kiowa. tJoio., on sept.
18th. feoq Via: Charles X Smith, Homestead
Application No ioglo for the ne qr sw qr- Sec
"a, To. . -, Knx- oS W.
lie names the following witEerser To prove his
continuous rrridcncs upon 4 cultivation Of
said land. viz.
Georre Klsner. Wolfe Helgsth. Charles Smith.
ST.. John II. Luudyt ali Of Ebert. Colo.
go &. D. FoRD Register
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achievements Of Admiral Dewey the worlds
errstest naval hero. By Murst Haistead. the
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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-08-17
Notice for Publication.
Land once a, Denver. Colo.

Land Once at Denver, Coo.. I
July a. 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following nsm
cd settler has ned notice Ct his intention TO max
hnai proof In support rf his claim, and that ssid
proof will BE- made before the Clerk of the Coun
ty Court, Of Rlbert County, at kiowa Colo, on
Sept sth, 1899, viz: Theodore Neumsnn Home
stead Application No. i6935 for the 20 qr Sec. 10,
To. o, s., ring. 6sW.
lie names the following Witnesses TO prove bic
continuous residence upon ard cultivation Of
said land, viz:
August Muliigsn, Wolf Hcigeth. George Elsner.
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~ llttis dsoRhler mush suffering. =
Yours truly, Mas. GKo. BuHpIck,
Liberty, r. l. For sale by Jacob
Epler.
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TeacheTs's Examination

The regular county teachers
examination will be held Friday
and Saturday, August 18th and
10th, at the county seat, Kiowa,
Elbert county, Colorado. Sessions
from 8 3. m. till IL a. m. and
from p. m. till 4 p. m. each
day.
ANNIE c. WILLARD,
County Superintendent Of Schools.
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ELBERr HOME FORUM NO. 1895.

Mssss In the woodman ssll the third Monday
sveaink In each month. Ladies and gentleman
Of good moral character and sound health. bs
tween the ages Of eirhtesn and ffty. rccsived and
hsuranos At psminal rates 70 the amount OF .soo.
$1,000 OF 1000 granted. reliable frstsrnAl ben
j, u. Kna. President: Mns. Furrru TvTrts.
vics President: .. L. onrrfr. Ind Vice fresi'
dent; r. II. huLLfsAu. Secretary; Hueo Jonn.
Treasurer; ELnan fHrnnsoN, Oratgrs y ~. Y. ~
IuLLisAI. AsslstaAt osAtors xn Ksoulss, For
ser.
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new strength Is a fact
 ENRIQUE GUERRA"
 As spring comes on most women and many men who have lived hot-house lives during the winter find themselves unduly fretful, unable to sleep soundly, without appetite, easily tired, frequently distressed by headaches, and lacking snap and strength-the result of poor blood and weak nerves.
 To those in this condition the thousands of testimonials from people like MT. Guer- ra, who have been benefited by Paine's cell cry compound, should be reason enough for giving this best of all spring medicines at least trial. What it has done for others it will do for the reader. It will purify the blood, clear the complexion, rejuvenate the exhausted nervous system insure good di- gestion, bring on healthy sleep and restore ones strength and vitality. No other medicine in the world ever acc complished so much, and single trial will add another to the long list of people in ev- cry community who gratefully sound the praises of Paine's celery compound.
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MONKEYS AT GIBRALTAR.
Formerly Quite Numerous, They Are
 Now Reduced to Fifty.

From the Chicago News.
 Gibraltar is noted for the monkeys which live there. Visitors watch for them by the hour and they may not appear, yet occa- sionally in full daylight they will cross the walls and roof surrounding the old ceme- tery from the Alameda gardens, where they go to drink at the fountain. A dozen years ago these monkeys, or Barbary apes, were quite numerous, but there are less than fifty now. G
 The present English governor of Gib- raltar has tank fixed and kept filled with water, at which the monkeys. drink, and they regularly visit it twice day.
 A subalterH tells an amusing story con- cerning this colony of animals About two years ago some officers managed to detach a small monkey from its fellows at the drinking trough and kept it for fortnight in captivity. Then, for reasons of their own, they thought well to restore it. So they took the little beast back to the drink ing trough early one morning before the others had arrived and watched it in am- bush. Presently the monkey colony came, reconnoitered, and observing the truant- as they evidently considered him-held consultation. After much chattering, two of the largest apes approached the returned wanderer, who appeared petrif1ed with rear, seized him by his arms, and, apparently strangling him, threw him over the preci- pice beneath the signal station, evidently in revenge as a deserter.
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No time Is so favorable as March and April for getting strong and well.
 A thoroughly well person eats with relish, sleeps soundly. works with zest and with out worry from morbid anxiety as to the outcome of his efforts.
 If you feel you are out of health, strength and spirits; if you show signs of nervous ness and exhaustion; if you have that feel ing of lassitude that comes in the spring to those who are out of health; if your blood shows the usual signs of impurity- Paines celery compound will turn you right-about-face towards health.
 Enrique Guerra, the Mexican consul, has the confidence not only of his government, but of the American public. Through his intervention many important commercial questions between the United States and Mexico have been happily adjusted.
 During his long residence in this country MT. Guerra has lived in a circle where the best possible medical treatment is always obtainable. He early discovered that in the
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sation of the week came on Thursday 1t took the form of an extremely large and rapid advance in American Sugar refining stock This advance continued on Friday, the street being inclined to believe that the reports of negotiations for a settlement of the trade war had real foundation. The absence of any details of confirmation seemed only to increase the apprehension of the bears not only in Sugar, but in other stocks, and although there was little evil dence of healthy buying demand for the long account the covering of shorts, en- forced or otherwise, caused marked ap- preciation in various parts of the list. This was notably the case with the granger shares. which had been depressed and sag ging early in the week on expectation of unfavorable net earnings reports for Feb ruary, and on account of serious damage to the winter wheat crop. Burlington, Atchson and other stocks which would be affected by the latter circumstance be- came the object of liquidation and pressure, the latter resulting in short sales in a suffi- cient amount to furnish fresh material for the subsequent rally. which was helped on by manipulation. At the same time the en- tire market was more or less influenced by the hardening of money.
 In spite of the distrust of the industrial stocks showed by lenders of money, that part of the market was a feature in the trading. There was not an important fac tor in the market. In fact the quotations there followed ours closely. While the an thracite stocks were dull and the grangers heavy until rallied by short covering the lack of public buying and the predomi- nance of manipulation found their chief expression in the industrials and a few specialtieS.
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Charles Summers Lack of Humor

Julia Ward Howe in the Atlantic Monthly.
 Charles Sumner had but little sense Of humor, and was not at home in the small cut-and-thrust skirmishes of general so- ciety. He was made for serious issues and for great contests, which then lay, un- guessed, before him. Of his Nteralness some amusing anecdotes have been told. At an official ball in Washington, he re- marked to young lady who stood beside him, "We are fortunate in having these places for standing here; we shall see the first entrance of the new English and French ministers into Washington society. > The young girl replied, T am glad to hear it. I like to see lions break the ice"
 Sumner was silent for a few minutes, but presently said, Miss -, in the country where lions live there is no ice"
 I once invited MT. Sumner to meet dis tinguished guest at my house. He replied:
 ..I do not know that wish to meet your friend have outlived the interest in in- dividuals" In my dairy of the day, l re- corded the somewhat ungracious utterance, with this comment, God Almighty, by the latest accounts, had not got so far as this". MT. Sumner was told of this in my presence, though not by me. He said at once, What strange sort of a book your dairy must be! You ought to strike that out immediately.
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Convention Considers Laws Suggested
 by Committee.

Memphis, Tenn, March 1.-The conven- tion of the Woodmen of the World today resolved itself into a committee of the whole to consider and pass upon the sug- gested laws handed in by the committee on legislation The entire session was spent in this work.
 At the session of the Woodmen circle the following officers were elected: Supreme guardian, Mrs. Emma B. Manchester, Lin coin, Neb.; supreme advisor, Mrs. Julia V. Freyman. Kansas City, Mo-; supreme bank CT, Mrs Ida M. Kells, of Davenport, Iowa; supreme clerk, John c. Kuhn, of Omaha, Neb.; supreme physician, Dr. E. Holootchi- ner, of Omaha, Neb.; supreme managers, c. W. Darwood, of Omaha, Neb. Mrs. F. D. Patterson, of Argenta, Ark; Mrs. H. A. Thomas, of Fort Worth, Tex; Mrs. Anna Macdonough, of Detroit Mich, and Mrs. Mary A. Gardener; supreme magician, Mrs. M Mandcrson, of Little Rock Ark; su- preme attendant, Mrs Emma Levy, of Omaha, Neb. supreme inner-sentinel, Mrs. Anna A. Smith, of Detroit, Mich. supreme outer-sentinel, Mrs. Mary E. Marvin, of Austin, Tex.
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Old Virginia Is ever proud of her heroes. and delights to shower honors upon them. A'cheerful proof of this is shown by the re- centsre-election of John w. Daniel to the Senate, almost by exclamation. MT. Dan- iels first term was commenced in 1893, and since that time he has been conspicuous among the southern members of the upper branch of congress.
 MT. Daniel comes from famous family, and during the civil war won honors for himself by fighting upon the side which he believed to be right He is a lawyer by profession, as are the most of the senators, and his shrewd insight into political situa- tions makes him well fitted for the impor- tant post which he holds.
 Those who remember MT. Daniel as a
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spring, when nature seems most willing to lend its best assistance to the sick and fec ble, his friends were using Paines celery compound-the only spring medicine that physicians endorse and intelligent families in every community have come to rely upon with confidence.
 MT. Guerra was not long in finding out the great reliance that is thus placed upon Paine's celery compound by the best in- formed people, and he was not slow in talk ing advantage of the great remedy himself. Here is his statement, unqualified, conclu- sive:
 Kansas City, March 16, 1898.
 "At times when I have been seemingly exhausted from arduous work Paine's eel cry compound has been of such benefit to me that it seems now I could hardly have progressed but for it. When sleep was slow in coming and my appetite Jagged, a gen. eral toning up of my system followed the use of the compound. While am not versed in things medical, do know a fact when I encounter it, and that Paine's celery com pound helped me and gave me feeling Of
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BRADSTREETS
 REVIEW OF TRADE Approach of Spring Has Given an Im-
 petuS to Business. IN THE IRON INDUSTRIES Activity Continues Unabated and Up- ward Tendency is Maintained. COTTON IS IN STRONG POSITION Warmer Weather Has Induced Great CT Keenness in the Demand for
 SeasonabIe Goods-Cereals
 Weakened During Week.
COTTON IS IN STRONG POSITION

New York. March r.-Bradstreet's will say tomorrow:
 Activity in some directions express the pre-exsting conditions, and in others re- fleets a special impetus by the near ap- proach of spring.
 In the iron and steel industries activity continues unabated, the upward tendency the eagerness of consumers to take the product remaining unchanged.
 The more spring-like weather has induced a greater kneeness in the demand for sea- sonable goods, and from most sections of the country come reports of a marked ac- tivity in jobbing lines having to do with dry goods, millinery and foot wear.
 Cotton fabrics generally are in a strong position; wool does not display any anima- tion, though prices are maintained.
 The lumber trade exhibits every indica- tion of activity, representatives from wide ly separated points indicating strong de- mand. The cereals weakened during the which showed marked drop on Thursday, in part, as the result of heavy liquidation in Chicago, and in part owing to reports of the break of the drouth in California, and better news from other wheat growing sections
 Since July l this season the exports of wheat aggregated IT, ,225 ,SO1 bushels, against 172,62O,570 bushels last year, and corn 12l,- S,95S bushels, against 1865 ,669 bushels.
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boy say that he was remarkably studious. He devoted as much time to books as to play, and there was even fear as he grew older, that he might injure some of his faculties by his persistent attention to his studies. Such devotion to learning was an unusual thing in that time when every boy, youth and man was taken up with the dis cussion of grave questions which were be- fore the public, but MT. Daniel found time to argue politics and gain knowledge simul- taneously.
 Besides his studiousness the most strik- ing thing about him was his wonderful memory, a faculty which has not deserted him in his more advanced years.
 MT Daniel is an authority on several political Issues and a leader of his party.
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