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The colored American., 1903-05-23

New York, N. Y, SpeciaI-The atti-
tude of Ex-President Cleveland on Ne
gro suffrage, and his sympathy for the
southern whites, which was shown by
his address delivered a few weeks ago
at meeting held in the interest of
the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial
institute, was severely criticised by
Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hills, pastor
of the late Henry Ward Beecher's
Church in Brooklyn, last Sunday.
Rev. Dr.. Lyman Abbot, the predeces-
sor of DIR. Hills was also arralgned
for CLOSING the door of hope in the
Negroes face" by his recent utter
ances both North and South. DR..
Hills said in part: "If the Negro is
to be disfranchised in the South. do
these two men understand that they
must also disfranchise him in the
North? If they affirm that they dis
franchise the Negro, not because of his
color, but because he is illiterate. vii,
they also disfranchise ,OOO, 900 VIII
men who are also illiterate? If IL
ANCSiO " Dt UlSlTdHCn1Se0, Cnen tnt
Declaration of Independence is wrong.
If the white man because of his litter
acy, and the black man, because of his
ignorance are to lose the ballot, then
foreign races-Italian, Bohemian, Pole
and Greek-and the mountain whites
must lose it also"
Dr. Hills is to be commended for
the position he has taken, and such
sentiments at time when the Negro
must needs make friends, should be
appreciated by our people.
Miss Maybella McAdoo, .stenogra-
pher for Hon. Welfred III. Smith, Of
$50 Nassau street, was appointed, and
qualified as Commissioner of Deeds of
the City of New York, on Tuesday,
the 10Th inst.
At St. James Presbyterian Church,
359 West 51st Street last Sunday was
observed as "Endeavor Day.. Com
The colored American., 1903-05-23
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
At Higher Court.
ATTORNEY SMITH APPEARS
BEFORE SUPREME COURT.

New York Divine Takes a Stand for
The Civil and Political Rights Not
Only of the Negro, But of all Races
and Glasses Which Come Under the
Bona Woman Commissioner of
Deeds.-NOtes.
The colored American., 1903-05-23

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
FpHRATm

Ephraim. April 18.-Niss Belle Quinn
entertained the members OF the M, O.
C.. j. club and a number OF gentlemen
friends at her home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Stevenson and her children
left Tuesday for her home in Ray
mond Alberta. Canada. A large num-
Der of friends and relatives were AT
the depot 10 bid them farewell
Mrs. Helen Young of this city at
tended the funeral Of her husband,
Apostle Brigham Young, in Salt Lake
City Wednesday.
Mrs. Judge Johnson Of Spring City
was visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
j n. Green OF Spanish Fork was IN
this city on business yesterday.
j. +. Christensen Of this city viii be
engaged this year as principal of the
Ephraim public schools for the coming
school year. j. T. Jensen, the present
principal, has resigned his position. the
resignation to take effect at the close
Of the present school year Mr.. Chris
Hansen is at present ia Chicago at
tending the University OF Chicago.
Peter Petersen OF ST. John, Ariz., was
visiting relatives and FRIENDS IN this
city this week.
Attorney Ephraim Hansen was in
salt Lake City yesterday on legal
{ business.
Arbor day was itungly observed by
the students Of the academy and tie
district school children in this city last
/ Wednesday.
Christensen's orchestra of this city
furnished music for a dancing party 81
Mayfield last evening.
The city council met IN special ses-
sion Monday evening and transacted
| the following business: The petition
Of Il. W. Christensen and others, ask
/ ing for the transferring Of water from
ditch No. IL to II. was led on the
table. the council having no jurisdic-
] ton in the matter A claim Of S1C3.27
! for shade trees for the new cemetery
was allowed, and an ordinance estab-
fishing and regulating a Gre depaI l.
ment for this city was passed.
Adolph Hansen and Fred Jorgenseu
have entered into a partnership, and
I have taken the agency for the Con
| solidated Wagon & Machine company
/ for this city, The firm viii be known
| as Hansen & Jorgensen.
! Surveyor John II. HOugaard Of Mant
was in this city on business yesterday
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PROVO

Miss Strawhorne. sister Of Mrs. D. c.
Burns, arrived in Provo on Wednesday
from Iowa. She was accompanied by
her brother and Miss Blanche Springer.
who win visit in Provo for several
weeks.
Mr. Milton Knudsen has returned
from his extended trip in Norway.
The marriage Of Miss Annie Cooper
and Mr.. ID. Halliday was soIemnized ina
The salt Lake temple Wednesday. On
Friday evening a grand reception was
given at the brides home, which was
largely attended and immensely. en-
joyed.
Mrs. Jorgen Hansen entertained a
large number of lady friends at her
home on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Maud Dunn was the happy vic
TIM or very successful surprise party
at her home on Monday evening.
Mrs. A. q. Hatch Of Heber is visiting
friends I'm Provo.
Mrs. ToWne of Chicago is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Towne of this city.
Mrs. S. P. Eggertsen gave a delight
ful kensingtOn on Wednesday after
noon Elegant refreshments were
served.
Mrs Lillian De Leroy Of San Fran
cisco will visit with her parents and
relatives In Provo for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob f. Gates have
returned from New York Mrs. Gates
is now in salt Lake but viii shortly ar
rive in Provo.
Mrs. Judge Booth gave a most
charming sewing bee at her residence
on Thursday afternoon. An elegant
dinner was served and the event great
~ enjoyed.
Irene Evans and Vilate Elliott gave
a delightful party at the residence of
Mrs. Edwin Elliott on Wednesday
evening.
The Tabernacle choir gave the last
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OuuE4Lr4 OF the AbNoluLlOA.
Mrs. r. g. Weber entertained the
Daughters of the Revolution at her
home Thursday afternoon, and the
meeting which was the regular month
ly one was enc Of the most interesting
Ithe organization has ever held. The
home was beautifully decorated with
flags, and every detail Of the plans
was carried out In the national colors
One large flag extended from the door
way TO the top OF the stairs, and nu-
merOus flags of silk or OF bunting
draped the walls on every side, in the
dining room, where refreshments were
served. the table was done in the same
way, a centerpiece Of flags forming the
main table decoration. Small silken
4 flags were arranged at the corners OF
the table tied with the national coll
ors. A fine patriotic programme was
rendered. the principal paper being on
"The Origin Of the Flag" by Mrs.
/ Phoebe Y. Beattie. A story IN connec-
Z ton with the paper was read by Mrs.
3 Ella T. hyde, and a poem, The Red,
D White and Blue was recited by Mrs.
/ Clarissa Williams. accompanied by
| Mass DOugall on the piano. Besides
/ the regular members, numbering about
/ twenty-five. there were present, Mrs
Martha Wells, Mrs. Charles Wells, Mrs
/ lydia Ann Wells Mrs. Bathsheba w.
Smith. Mrs. Henry p. Richards, Mrs.
/ Samuel Richards and Mrs William
/ Straerar.
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= lUcf11an'S Clubs &


dies Literary club VIII meet Thurs
day morning at 30 o'clock Mrs. David
Evans viii give the principal topic
which win close the period OF Egyptian
history and deal with the invasion OF
Alexander. The officers elected Tor
next year are Mrs Byron Groo, Mrs.
w. H. Bintz. Mrs. i. W. Whitney and
Mrs. Boxrud.
An chairmen Of the sections Of the
Ladies' Literary club are requested 20
send revised lists OF their members
and dates OF meetings 90 Mrs. Ledyard
NJ. Bailey, chairman Of the programme
committee, not later than next Friday
Az the Ladies' Literary club next Fri
day Dr. Paden win give a talk on
"HOW 20 Get Acquainted With Brown
some selections from BrOwnings writ
ings.
The Shakespeare section OF the La
dies Literary club viii meet Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock at the club
house and viii continue the reading Of
King Henry VII
The Cleofan viii meet Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Wells, who presents the
topic Of the afternoon, "Disraei. Glad
stone and Bright"
see
The J. @. w. club viii meet next
Thursday with Mrs. Dora Van Alstiue
$50 u. First South.
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Ladies, Literary Club.

At the meeting Of the current events
and current literature section Of the
Ladies Literary club Friday, the mem
bers and a large number Of their
friends listened to a finely prepared
paper on Jack London, given by Mrs.
Elmer b. Jones. The young western
writer was presented 10 those present
with a sldllful touch characteristic of
the reader, and his writings, style and
purpose reviewed In a delightful man
ner. Many Of his later works were
treated, including the short stories fol-
lowing the God Of His Fathers" The
paper which was TO have been given
By Miss Buchanan on 'The Nature
Writers" was deferred because OF the
hour. and viii be presented before the
club at some other time
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. Farr. Mr. and Mrs.
r., solomon, Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Sim
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. s.. u. Horrocks, Mr. and Mrs. r.
snow. Mrs. KirshaW Mrs. =. H0rrOcks.
Mrs. Marquette Game. Mrs A. IT..
Hamlln, Misses clara Tate, Myrtle
Peterson, Sarah Graham, Mr. Bert
Price. Albert M0rtensen. Lawrence
Horrocks, Charles Graham and Joseph
Horrocks.
Mrs. Frank O'Nenl entertained, at a
delightful sixty-three party Monday
evening for a few of her friends. Re
treshments were served and, afterward.
a musical programme was rendered by
Miss Mae O'Nein, Miss lines Van SAINT
and Frankie and Gladys OMEN. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Flelge. DR..
and Mrs. Harland. Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
loo Mr. and Mrs. West, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd, Miss Innes Van SAINT and Mr.
Alden. Bishop.
The Harmonic Ladies' club win give
an entertainment and card party at
Harmonic hail next Thursday evening.
Mrs. C. T. Bucket entertained at a
I children's party yesterday afternoon
Tor her little daughter, lie Buckle, the
occasion being her eighth birthday.
Miss AdIia HOrrOcks entertained the
owls at her home last Thursday even
ing. Those present We're the Misses
Jennie Smoot. Myrtle Peterson. Maud
Gallagher, Sybil FOOte. Violet Kaighn,
Clara Sands. Adlia Horrocks. Messrs.
Richard Watts. Steiner Simpson, Joe
Horrocks, Dave Cameron. win cam
eron, Charles Vlumer Albert Pritchard.
##&
The Piexotto lodge has issued invi-
tations to a reception and dance to be
given In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
solomon Wednesday evening next in
the Ladies' Literary club.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Congregational church viii meet in the
church parlors next Tuesday.
Mr.. +. +. McGurrin is stiu IN the
east on a business trip and will not re-
turn for about three weeks.
$50
-~-NNAt A'pl-a-4A lAC-AdAA was ANe most
az a birthday party yesterday after
nooni at which a number Of his little
friends were entertained.
The last soiree Of the season win be
given at Christensen's next Wednes-
day evening These affairs have been
very enjoyable this season.
EAE
Mrs, w. r. Wightman. accompanied
by her sisters, Mrs. Winn and Mrs.
Pratt. has returned from California.
Mrs. r. S. Joyce Of Ogden is spend
ing a few days in the city as The guest
sOf Mrs. +. NJ. Miller.
Mrs. H. S. Eldredge and Miss Mamie
returned Thursday from the east,
| where they went 10 attend the mar
riage Of Guy Eldredge.
The Knights Templar haye invita-
tons out for a bah 10 be given April
I 2S IN Christensen's hail.
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the children have sweet voices and were
heartily encOred.
The Ladies of the Maceabees have
organized a lodge at Silver City, which
VIII be installed next Friday evening
The installation exercises viii be fol-
lowed by dance and supper. A large
delegation win go over from Eureka
The WOOdmen of the World enter
tanned 100 guests in their lodge rooms
Monday night. An elaborate and de-
lectable supper was served by the la
dies of Woodcraft, and "A programme
OF vocal and instrumental music and
Rotations followed. State Organizer
Bureh and Farley p. Christensen Of
salt Lake explained the benefts and
pleasures afforded members OF the or
der. Mr.. Burch has secured a number
OF applications for membership.
The Doings Of D0oley' comes to the
opera house Monday night
The annual ball Of the fire depart-
ment win be given on or about the 18th
of May.
d. b. Creighton was over from Phoebe.
New, TO spend the week with his fam
lily.
The Eureka Baseball club will give a
dance at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening.
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PARK CITY

The grand Easter BAN given by Profess
sor III. 3. Younger Monday evening was
LARGELY attended and was a grand sue
cess.
City Marshal John Canty returned
home from the city Tuesday morning,
after a two weeks visit
Ernest Bowman was a passenger 10 Og-
den Tuesday
Miss Cleo Getch gave a very pleasant
party Friday evening IN honor OF Miss
Ella Conn0r az the home of the former.
during the evening the young people
amused themselves with games and mu-
sic The Invited guests were the Misses
LOttie Hines. Mamie Wilson Thresa
Quinn, Ida McFarlane, Kate Campbell.
Ella Conner, Crescent Smith Dena
Thompson and the Messrs. Charles Car
penter Jack ellis. Leo Martin. Joe Bell.
Con Coughllui George Mckay. Arnold
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EUREKA-

Mrs. Phil Clark and Mrs Jackson
McChrystal are in salt Lake City
Miss fora Rasmussen is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. James Knowles.
Mrs. Dan Ostrander and children are
visiting relatives IN American Fork
ferd Christensen was in Salt Lake
the first OF the week on a purchasing
. trip for the Iintic Mercantile company.
Bradford n. C.. Stott left Tuesday for
kahoka. NO. 10 attend the funeral Of
his father. George Stott, who had Leen
seriously Oh for the past two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Smoot of Pro-
70 have taken a house in Eureka and
viii make this their home Mr.. Smoot
is employed at the Grand Central mine.
Mrs. Sm0ot was formerly Miss Madge
Nesbitt, and has many friends here who
VIII welcome her return.
jackson AcChrystaL John II. Nc
Chrystal and Phil Clark were In Salt
Lake Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs James MotherWel OF
silver City were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. William EmbletOn Friday.
Miss Jennie WINNER spent Sunday
az her home H. Payson.
Mrs. NJ. +. Sammon has gone 10 Park
CiJy' where Mr. sammon is employed
90 reside.
Mrs. T. H. Holland is in the Capital
City.
a dancing excursion was run TO Paw
son Friday night by the Payson silver
band. but on account of the inclement
weather only a small crowd went down
The Ladies Of the Maccabe gave a
social Saturday night az the home of
Mrs Bubb
The dance and supper given by the
Ladies Democratic club at the Z. d. s.
church Monday met with a most liberal
patronage, and was thoroughly enjoyed
by the guests.
The Giles Concert company gave
pleasing entertainment az the r. 10. S
church Wednesday evening. The star
attractions were little Mile Williams
of the Tabernacle choir ana Master
EFart Johna"" the hov sonrana Both
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
LOGAN

Mrs Willie Fullmer Of Haden. Ida, vis-
tied relatives and friends I'm Logan and
vicinity this week
b. A. Hardness Of Memphis. Tenn. is
On the city.
Mrs. RAY J.. Ormsby Is down from Rex
burg. Ida, on a visit to relatives and
friends here.
Ona r.. Davenport OF Wood RIVER ORE
and Miss Lucille Barber. eldest daughter
OF State Senator Barber were married
this week. After a brief reception, held
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
OGDEN CLUBS.
Historioal societv.

/ The Historical society held its regular
meeting saturday April ll, az the home
OF Mrs. Auth. with Miss stone as host.
ess. The programme was an Italian one.
Mrs. Gordon introduced the House Ok
Modici, Mrs Welleuger following VIA
a paper on "The Influence OF the Medici
on Literature and Art Mrs Maude Dee
Porter, a guest Of the afternoon, delight
ed her hearers with the Flower Song.
from Faust" and MY Native Land
as an encore. Mrs Whaien completed
the programme by reading "a reciprocity
paper illustrations and Carlcature,
Writted by Mrs. Si.verstein of Salt Lake
CITY. After dainty refreshments and a
delightful social hour the club adjourned
TO meet iu two weeks with Miss Whaleni
1902 Jackson avenue. The guests were
Mrs. a. S. Brown. Mrs. Maude Dee
Porter. Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. billiard and
Mrs. Slime.
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Marriage Lieenses.

William j. Gardiner, salt Lake.. =.
Mary Ellen BOylin, salt Laks....,...,g 2.
Hugh Mclean, Provo. ..-................. s.,
Anna ID. Johnson, Salt Lake. "a
John z. Adams, Oakley, Ida..............l a
Geneva Ellison, Oakley. Ida.----....... 2.
Joseph u. jenkins, Bingham Junction. "a
Mamie Cook, Bingham Junction j.
GustaVe p. OscarsOn, Pleasant Grove. "a
Louisa W. Akerlind, Pleasant Grove ..
Arthur s.. Price. salt Lake..............2,
Emma H. Darrell. Salt Lake. .........2l
William b. Mccartney Salt Lake......4.
Josephine G. Chapman, Salt Lake.
Alma A. Morris. salt Lake. ............ b
Sarah j. Oliver. salt Lake.............Z q
Simeon A. Russell, LOa.................. "a
Maud Blackburn. Nernal. ..
Elmer Fish, COrrOh. NL....-............2 -.
Lillian Robinson. Salt Lakc...........8
William Ferguson, South Cottonwood. d
Margaret ID. Wright West Jordan
Charles l.. Reading Murray. ...........2.
Dora Il. Allen, Sandy ..................2 =.
Milford r. Smith salt Lake-...---.....I ~
Pearl May Smith. salt Lake....-.....l ID
Adolph Emil Mollquist, Salt Lakes 81.
Edith Sandoerg, salt Lake ..-..-......2 q
Park kenner. salt Lake. ...-......-.-....2-
Alice T.. Farnes, Salt Lake.............3 q.
William g. Odeu, salt Lake.............2 q
Clara Mink, salt Lake .........-.......2 3.
Bernard Parker. salt Lakc...............2 q
olivia Davis. Salt Lake.................l,
William y. Clark. Salt Lakc.............3 81
Florence o. Roundy Salt Lake.. ..
Henry w. Pratt salt Lake....,,..,,,..5'
Emma II. Parsons, Salt Lake. 81
Joseph @. Tones, salt Lake.............7 "a
Alice j. jarvis, Santaquln. "a
John A. Leei1 salt Lake.................fg
Sadie Wall, Murray. ...-.,,..............1l
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Of their series Of parties at the Mozart
han on Thursday evening il was a
most splendid event. Refreshments
were served.
Misses Pauline and Elsie Moore gave a
most charming card party az their ele-
Eant home on Tuesday evening Elab0r-
ate refreshments were served and an un-
usually enjoyable evening realized BY
ALL
MFs. William Strong viii spend two
weeks ga Heber with relatives and friends.
Mrs. De Noisy entertained the Nine
teenth Century club on Friday afternoon.
short time was taken Tor parliamentary
drill after which Miss Pond gave a paper
on italian Unity, showing the struggle
of the different states for "a strong CEN
tral government. Miss lsely followed
with a sketch of Victor Emmanuel III,
closing her talk with a reading from
Browning. The cfUb VII meet next week
IN The same place
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at the residence Of the brides parents.
the young couple left lor Oregon, where
they viii reside in the future.
III. -. Hatch spent part OF the week On
salt Lake City
Alma Lambert Of Salt Lake spent a
day or two in Logan this week as the
guest OF friends,
A social and bah viii be given this
evening in the Fifth ward meeting house
In honor OF Alfred Gnehm.
James Low. formerly Of Smithfield, this
county, but now prominently Identified
with the Mormon interests IN the AL
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herta Canada district, spent the week
in Logan and vicinity renewing ola
Friendships
The programme for the next meeting OF
the Beacon Light society, which occurs
on April a. has been announced. At
comprises a lecture on Some Nauonal
Questions by j. k. Nebeker, ana nu-
steal selections by AIRS. Jane Thatcher
Thomas H. Smith returned tuesday
from Salt Lake where he spent coupe
Of days.
W. W. Ritter Of salt Lake visited IN Log
gan ou Arbor day
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Woman's Club.

At Tuesdays meeting Of the Wo-
mans club. Mrs. johnson gave a very
interesting account Of the reign or
Louis XVIII and the Russian cam
paign. The next meeting VIII be an
industrial session, and Mrs. p n
Cook will read a paper on Juvenile
Courts"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

Go one block from Main street 10
save money on wall paper. An week
we are going 20 give you big cut IN
prices. Fifty-cent gifts cut 10 80 cents
a double roll: Accent gifts reduced %
% cents, ingrains, % cents. Great bar
gains IN our reduced 10, Is and z0-cenJ-
papers Now is your opportunity %
decorate your home at small expense
George W. Ebert & Co., 326 state
street. Tel. l288-K.
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Club Notes

The music section Will meet with
Mrs. Nelden Wednesday morning, April
%, at 10:45 o'clock, and take lunch with
her at the Commercial club. The com
pOsers for the day are Richard Hoff-
man and Reginald De Koyen.
The The history section Of the La
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

Christensen's Dancing Academy.
Advanced class for ladies and gentle
men viii commence Monday evening,
April 20, SIS.
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The Knights Templar haye invita-
tons out for a bah to be given April
2S IN Christensen's hal.
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Mrs. H. S. Eldredge and Miss Mamie
returned Thursday from the east,
where they went 10 attend the mar
riage Of Guy Eldredge
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-02-19
Public Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Noe ranch, 6 miles north
west of Eastonville and 8 miles south
west of Elbert, Colo, on Wednesday,
Feb. %. 1903. commencing at 10 a. m. the
following property: Four good work
horses, l3 dairy cows, two-year-old
yearlings, fall calves, farm wagons, 2
sets double harness, sets single har-
ness, 3 driving carts, buggies, McCor-
mick mower and rake, 2 harrows, three
9-inch gang plow, l walking plow, cul-
tivator. 8 dozen chickens, household
goods and other articles.
TERMS Sums of $500 and under, cash; /;
IN sum, ner $40. crc,lt II ninr
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-02-19
PEARSON PUBLISHING Co, 30 Aster Place, New York CITY

months will be given, purchaser giving
note with approved security, drawing 8
per cent interest from date; 10 per cent
discount for cash.
In case of stormy day, sale will be
postponed until Saturday, February %.
A free hot lunch will be served.
JOHN CARLSON.
L. G. Bergman, Auctioneer.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-02-19
Local Produce, drain and Stock Markets.

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
in one minute, because it kills the mi
crobe which tickles the mucous mem
brane, causing the cough, and at the
same time clears the phlegm, draws out
the inflammation and heals and soothes
the affected parts. One Minute Cough
Cure strengthens the lungs, wards off
pneumonia and is harmless and never
failing cure in all curable cases of coughs,
colds and Group. One Minute Cough
Cure is pleasant to take. harmless and
good alike to Young and old. Oh lang.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-02-19
Jaek Dawson. AuetIoneer.

II you expect to have public sale, re
member that its success depends largely
on your auctioneer, and it will pay you
to employ good one. Jack Dawson, Ell
Paso county's oldest and popular auc-
tioneer, has had % years experience and
his rates are reasonable. Address Jack
Dawson. Eastonville. Colo. or this office.