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Evening journal., 1906-11-10

Talk about roasted fresh daily" the
way to get a cup Of coffee that tastes
ike coffee. with all the delicious favor
and aroma intact, is to buy Arbuckles'
AROSA and grind it as you want to
nse IL wsrmins 4 Eals develop. sE- a.vus AID
Evening journal., 1906-11-10

Edgar Foreman & Co are at the
Garick this week in a furiously funny
one-act musical comedy entitled The
Adventures Of Rocky Riggs" which
has been the hit Of the week. The act
is well mounted and is splendidly pre-
sented by Mr.. Foreman and his COM
pany Of five.
Evening journal., 1906-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

Learn to skate at the Country Roller
Skating Rink, Brandywine Springs
Special afternoon sessions for ladies' and
beginners. Instruction Free. Every day.
Twice daily. Music. 5000 square feet floor.
Thoroughly heated.
Evening journal., 1906-11-10

Many attempts have been made to eS-,
plain the "Clansman" furore. Among the
obvious causes of its success are its
theme T. e., the story OF Reconstruction
and the I<u Klux Khan; the extraordinary
Of it's author, Thomas Di-,or,
Jr, and the renewed interest excited by
the play in the solution Of a vital proc
lem. These elements have their advertis-
ing value Of course, but they do not ex-
plain the tremendous popularity Of The
Clansman" with audiences. Only a tremen-
dously powerful plot fun of action and
direct appeal to the sources Of laughter
and tears in human nature can have iaud-
ed It in the snug harbor Of Good Fortune
In word. "The Clansman" wins by
merit not advertising.
"The Clansman" will be seen at Grand
Opera House next Monday afternoon and
evenings November L.
Evening journal., 1906-11-10

convincing and satisfactory From The
first meeting OF the principals to the act
and terrible consequences not one point
% interest has been lost or evaded That
the episode is sensational and fun OF
thrills may readily be imagined, and no
production of the class has been made in
many years. which a'ill so faithfully pic
ture the doings OF New York's great
white way. as the drama offered ~ the
Mittenthal Brothers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
EXCIT|Nl35 T|I.1I NEGRO OPPOSED WHITE MAN FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR IN
 DISTRICT TWO. Faolin9 So eSeat That Judges Pos poned Count Until Tuesday aud
 Brought Ballots Here
FaoIa9 So Great That Judges Post

N-lle Na., ellclod school director i'll school district number ,?
 'ffHa s i question that remains ul decided ,althon@h the election was held last Saturday. in accordance with the lss1. The judges Of election refused to couiil the votes at the pfs- cinct. and the ballot boX Was bFoa n jo this city and locked up in the vaults of tho county. They will bc counted at noon tomorrow and nol un tt then will the result of the e1ac- ton bo known with certainty,
 1lte school election in district nl1.a Ter two ~as not without son1e sensa tlonaI features, according 10 reports cmanating from that ss~*ion Fae voting precinct of the district is at tie Spring Hill school house. and als though he voting strength of he li- tric is only about seventy five. a2f.i the total vote could have been ttl III liti !htl}N i'll tttii liiiiihtNA 3t judges declined to make the count Sat u,1laH, aud announced that they WOal} bring tie ballot box to Pine Bluff l.r counted Tuesday. Just why tbls action was taken was not made hrewn hy the judges, but there ar surlnises.
 There We're two candidates for school director in this district C'lN Brewer. q we'll known white man of the district was opposed in the rae h, a negro named Galley, and ii t alIeeed that some of the best haoWn V hte n@n of the district openly 9}i iofted Cu1ley in opposition to l3re# CTS election. Various causes a"fA sal 2 [. h3ye 1.zztEt'8 8t5d to t1lts condition
 ae caU.a55 hacame so cxci'to@= tt'a5 #enl5 af 5'.o rasi,i%nts of tlso district easol. x..faases] tha fear jhat ttaa. ueuid result. but to9tuHa'ei> I ai aet conc BHt ti.e f#aling hecenHs so intense over the matter that the' jNA@es e}idenflE lhoa@ht it hes z posf4aao tHa ca'es of the ba}G.s q. tll 1= =1zefe bfoe to R.aa Blu3 ar1 r 1f9@ had sa'#7iaoa soae"iH5 at# q which thy a.e sail #to have lsasfzct -leeal risiot to do.
 A prominent resident of the dis tf.ct said fo a GIaaaic reporter Mon Fay taf he taaa n Gul'ey had haef
 3ec5cd. ao8 Of course coitld not sa} s.a}f 6eH5;t.41e@ sine the ballots had aot baHa eouutad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
E;:LalS,0u GETS BAH
Man Charged Witi1 Killing of H. T, King Admitted to Bail io sunn of io.oo) by the Supreme Court, Reversing 1eeisioa os Lower Court

Little Rock, May 21.=The supreme court today handed down it's decision it tha case of the state YcrSus l. N. Eason. charged with the murder of Henry R. King, on appeal from the decision of Judge X. F. Grace of the Jefferson circuit court, admitting Ea- son to bail in the sum of O,0o0, thus reversing the dccisiin of the lower courf. which declined to admit lhc de fendant to bail, holding that he waa guilty of murder in the first degree,
 The news that the supreme court had admitted Eason to bail was re- ceived here with the greatest interest. where the public has taken great il- terest all along in the case, owing to the prominence of the parties con cerned and the circumstances sur- rounding the killing
 White and Altheimer, Eason 5 attor- neys, have made hard fight for their client, and are considerably efated in their victory before the sl1- rreme court.
 Eason is still confined in the co11n- t jail, but an effort will be made at once to furnish the necessary bail for him, when he will be released f.om custody. It is expected that he will make the reQiirTed bond within a day or two.
 J. r. Hut, W. H l.angford and J. E Boyce, all of this city. have ten dered their names as surpties Oil the bond for Eason $ appearance at the next term of the Jefferson circuit court, and tIis bond will be approved by Sheriff Conld as soon as the man, tate is received from the supreme court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21

;fe iuz fsnifiean1 in eieH=et= rt1 h# e#aHaae te dG riah aEt zs= aajiS a4 | lawyer r eae h7 iiHt law oil hi side h Is win 6=5aa= l4tdae Grace. t h.. aa m lax 5r justice OH his sidr, if malypz no d.1sr eFca how he stands in the eaa M4ttst= o# how maeA influence h. cau aEia te bear he 6eses. This qua,ity cor ers a# #multnuta of sins. and this cen genton, rppe8entine tAr people f this district, takes thi# occasion 1a say 10 Judge Grace that theyz endofs. lfis course aud have found him faieI fa To his trust in every respect
 .lpage Ionns, onr Rreseeati4e attor Gg5 has Been faithful amt eUe h. the management of the affairs of Lis office and deserves fhe hiebe.t mase. In both our judicial osiis we wish to say we have found otiie faithful to duty and we comm ad them for it. therefore he
 Resolved. that copy ol thi resez mtion be presented to Hon Y Grace and Iion w D lonea resaee= lively.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
H..LI DE: bIJII-.T| PROTECTS GOOD FOR EARLY EETfON OF THE TWO
 NEW RAILROADS. Se=f4t5et Caldwell Explains That I.h4s Is No Conflict Between the
 Ge@psnies Interested

1ha prospects for the building of
 Ea aes roads from ihis city are very i.st#a. au3 both propositions arc a4 de1Aite shape.
 t Atkinson stated Monday frennn in cenge1sation with Ora. Iljza .a1f sentative that there is 10 qu =a..# tltat the proposed road from tlas e=e 10 Monticello will be built, aHd 5hat aalv q littan more time will by3 Hea1 ] in ~lifca to complete the fe0 prslaaiaa9is rat yet disposed of affof. Nhfea aesRe operations will be eia
 $ e.=t#9a Caldwell of the Pine Bluff bo4ta at=If5ff also stated that there is nc aoHi.rf between the people i'll fGres a6 if flfis read and tho Pine rlaH &@Ja and South road. but thai cQ Afa contrary lha people interested iil ilte Ia1jet project would be 2la6 t9 s= 3aa Monticello road built He atat5s1 d il this road is not con atfuet5s, Hs the people now having ihe eH rplisa in hand if is very prob al}e tlaH i &i}l be built by the people irterostei in the Rock Island connee- ton to the north after that road is t,1fi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21

Nas installed ia tlle private offices Of Chief of PoIiee <. J Stewart Tie Lew gallery has alfeetdg been referred ta in these columns. giving a full de- seription oi fhe eah IF |. An interest ine facf in connection with il. which is not so generally known. however. is tfat i WI" made bs , W. 5 aders, i home mau No better piece of work rns,asilip e0Hld h. baaehi anyW here. which speaks lot for home eotal- 4tiSe aaa hone talent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
Paving Progressing

A considerable portion of the grad Ing has been done on Wcs rrraque street, preparatory to the grading of same. and the work of laying the concrete foundation on Chestnut street was begun Monday mornine. The commissioners of the West Bar raoue paving district will pave Chest nut to the alley, joinin. the paying from that poins to Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
MRS. STEWART IMPROVING.

Constable Frank Stewart writes s,cn1 Mineral Wells, Texas. where he las taken his wife for her health. that Mrs. Stewart is getting along -r.calv. since she changed from Mar. shqn to Mineral Wells. Mr, Stewart viu nrobabl not return to Pine Bluff ,;osorr June l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
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Circuit eoa5t .7ed L5:z b To c1 Y
 sc2cLa3 ft~ oe2Y

I'll JafGer5en circuit court K esl b4@inaa5 Moaaax moening, vith he f9llawine cases on tho docket fo1 10 day.
 <. N Donald eran1 larceny Steve Etowa c3enal abuse: Joe Russell, IS saut to kill; Robert Northington, ..ssau1t to Kill; Joe Holmes, false pfa- tense
 1ste E .i@aiaa apneal cases were d,s ros4d rf at he forenoon session C tho cont Jno. Crawford. tres rass. nolle pros; John Spicer, illegal cahabitati0n continund Kate Black, petit larceny. fined S10: Joe Walker pet:t larceny, $50 fine and thirty days, Rufus Long, two cases assault and lattcry. appeal dismissed: Wilson Nurphv. pistol ease affirmed; Henry Wallace. continued; Jim Tucker, two cases disturbing the peace, fine Of s5o in one case and s in the other: Leroy Wilson. petit larceny, dismiss cd. Willie Mack, aiding prisoner to escape, affirmed: Ed Jenkins, petit larceny. affirmed; Will Hines, affirm aG. Natyan Conway, assault and bat t;ry. dismissed at cost of defendant; cora Stribley, petit larceny, affirmed,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
3)5 ;)5 II'IIIIIlTf.| !. ]: j'.1';;5'I'l)''|''l|11
INTEREST IN sANcTlFi- cATloNl5Ts MEETING HELD
 AT TABERNACLE SUNDAY.
Church f4as Had . Remarkable Rec ord s.nee lts Esta abishnent Here
 Snort Time Since

Thirty .tiNt: professions, of sanetitica- ten is the record of one meeting held al Christs Sanctifed church Sunday evening. t vas a remarkable demonstration CT r-li4i0us feryor. and scores of petaen., who crowded the H6W taba.Haclp-N Witnesses Of tAe aaWapauF ef na. s;siasl.
 Christ s,a1ettzei church hss ila q rather rsn.stl.4zs7l fseord since its ast4lrltslfme 2 al2 :. short vii 42u. < littl H#y vas built fos tss as . paos q He=~ P by the sma bui emlsa5taz.ie a5a3 4i wors'ipers. Eut (h. c4oa 3=I6 w 70 @12af t..aj n e@aGa ra94 coolI not he Id aa 5 tle con eatian s55 a,# 4'a3 the tabef= s4s=eaa ilaa h<'# E {, z4.aoa e5.z He ed wo7l ] as =. =4a8zss=s5 g-7ii8r@ Boz tse eravas com so increase with a.5 a=.a aa1dns. and sa1a 1T z satte the ftct faat 5a4 Ncfo Ge'fi 4..i1s ana e' ta,ea d3E& .ai a haa never :. a. .ee.sl 9aHl If car iaz#..f Nael=a,== aTe@a'ian has E5E5'5 3s"sisnina one.
 tt;i.sss is th@t =.asfs7s
 
  =q}5z sz. sas4@ r. ar Monday H.a fall of ,a,.,,,- e.r.-=s aay morn. inc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21

Get All That's con,ins 70 You.
 You are entitled to it. You will get 1t if you get your clothea made by Eiaenkramer the tailor, above Citi. zens bank. Second avenue, corner of Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
POLICE CAUSE
 BIG SThN'sIsEg: <: Eg:DE
Raided q Crap Gan9c ca Eas. [ gh'a Avenue and captnee' Eigatsea of
 the Parth.if1.ts

9ho docket at eaG fH35#. count Noa5laY morning Va bssft lairlN two cases beins diarGe1l oi ii&bteea were for sanlns, Gree f0i .'uIatioa os the stock law, five plain fil'sal ole Sabbath breabine, onc bf aeh oi the leacn and two V9'5s a9 a eect!ci: 5A3.
 The eIahaeaa sa ell eas turGd a VacaHl te Eel rtahth aeenue. wlsan=a etad e@ae wa ,sidad ,, tho paIlv ea.rgltaE nigh. When Inc officers .H,ase'i aefa' sfaHseao eeeHgel tl maleat troal914 down aool a8 aia ait window sashts iH t]aq ce.l@ aanl the bpitdiH
 TAo fines aiaes r. &a12
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
F@4F aa 2
 9E@ Baar 2 i ara 4 ..3E fza r ' ra ae ] .4s 1l :. i .s5 " e#ia's eelf-1a staa Jot Freea Ar civ.@& as41 la 95s.s..4s Ct Up b.1
Exp i.t 2

il.a GfapAic.s nW ffeadias job pr ss, n.s afian of ei.cl W;s n ld.. ia Sundays paper, arrived Monday. ana expert macllinists are HOW bHsily ergaged in setting ii up F ady for operation. The power will be tuned upon if as soon a5 ready for run hin@. This press, which is a brand rcw invention just placed on the mar let, rcpresnts the very latest ideas ih modern job printing, taking the place" of tW0 old-stylo job presses and thelf f"Gd9 IS. Ii wil add greatly to the already well.oas:pras. ja5 offices o' he Graphic. II cost nearly $l LOGO.
 The Grapaic's new double-deck iin". type setting machines, will arrive alout the middle of Jnly, and will al cnce be put ill operation. This ma. chine. s,t up in the office ready for use. will cost in the neighborhOol ol s4 900. making a total expenditure for the two machines Of about S5,0oh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
ss''A9f'fs:, {, SELF $
Chae Weiehf Wei Known Here, At

Chas Wei9t3f Wei Known Here. At
 te'ee1s Suicide, H|S .--.=.
 Chaz "5i ai ..ittle Rock, repre- szns@eis7 fa#tts territory of the Glll- iefGar a4d who is well knows ta ntz ahet himself wiEh suicidal lal E.ttle Rock Sunday ni4bt 1ae# p5a esea Was re volver. au3 fGe6zll= =esterel the breast j& the re4ea of the bear' inAictia4 = Hoas3 @=de1t fae RaHseians pro G.5.r5aaz i f#.t
 T2t #ha.t.#s e5eH9ei ia tAe fo9m a5eH= }s0 l 8 te Fsl alsl ina
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
Another Base
 of e.,1la'lncy

The sanitaey authorities wsre nett- fled Sunday meruing that Addie Mn ' field, at 267 Cherry street, vas suf- fering with an attack O. sfa.eIlnox. An inyostiaat:61 was made tt oaae, and the place WIS euarantiaad The woman was removed to the pest house. AG3ie #a8s II ts sister ta Jennie Pa@a= wAo vas stljel;ev with smallpox some ti@4 since, and who was recently released from the pest house. beth cases v2lopin- jn tIe house at 207 Cherry street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-21
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The Graphic.s eiafF at cSme off on regula st sunday, and q thouaaa o .ss of the paper were distz.. 1feoas rho employees of iha = qnd mills of the city.
 Enc edition contain aD- I0o5riat" to the ocea iaa t9l ial ii. natrre. Fully 5,W0 e.sfa roadera enjoyed the biz Pay D., Edition. Advertisers ayailed Ii Ives lib q ally of the opnortunitg .as afforded ;hem for reaching this gre Industrial army.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21
Sold by The Ebert Mercantile Co.
The Western SLOPE.

The editor and wife took few days
off and made trip to the Western Slope
country last week, stopping a couple OF
days at Grand Junction, in the heart of
the peach country. Grand junction is
a busy little city of about $500 people
and growing rapidly, new buildings
going up all over the city. The people
seemed prosperous and the fruit district
is pretty sight to look upon. The pros
poets for big peach crop are excellent
and hundreds of acres of fruit orchards
have been planted this spring. In our
opinion Grand Junction is destined to
be a city of 10000 people in five years.
On our return Saturday we stopped
off at Glenwood Springs for Strawberry
day. The Springs IS a beautiful little
mountain city of 500 people, built up
substantially. The surrounding noun
tains are grand and the town is neat and
clean. the streets being especially well
kept. Glenwood is great summer re-
sort, the summer population being about
5000. Notwithstanding the fact that
the Grand river runs through the town
and the Roaring Fork skirts its edges,
there being springs and pools galore,
l6 saloons pay license to do business
Glenwood entertained 5000 strangers on
Strawberry day, June l6, and treated
them well.
The Grand river last week was very
high and there seemed to be enough
water running through its channels to
rrigate all the tributary valley land for
years to come. This was our first trip
to the western part of the state and we
were very favorably impressed with the
fruit country, especially around Grand
Junction.
The trip across the range via the Rio
Grande and Tennessee Pass, is grand
one, but we would advise anyone before
starting out on the first trip to practice
stretching their neck to its fullest capac
ty, and take bottle of liniment along
for tired eyes.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21
Why Not I!

If you are going to visit your friends
in the East this summer, why not take
advantage of the low rates offered by
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway? On June LIST and End, 9th to
10th, and July LIST to 10th inclusive, they
will sell you round trip tickets to Chi
cago, Milwaukee, Madison and all other
points on their system in the Middle
Northern states for one fare plus $500,
allowing you to return any time previous
to October 81. Two through trains daily
Denver to Chicago without change OF
cars, via the Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul-Union Pacific Line. For further
information call on or address j. f.
Preston, G. A., C. NJ. q st. p Ry 1929
18th St Denver Colo
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office, Denver, Colo. June II. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the followingnnicd
settler has filed notice of his intention make
final proof in support of his ciaim. and that said
proof will be made before the CLERK OF the County
Court OF Elbcrf comfy at his office nt kiowa,
Colorado on August II. 1876. viz
JAN MIkLOS.
IIonestead Entry No. 1889, Tor the NFi4 Section
H. Township 10 sourh, Range 81 West OF the 9Th
p. NJ.
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of sad
land, viz:
Joseph Andriko, John sakaln. John Chcrbok,
Andy Cirba, all Of Ramah Colo.
c. D. FORD. Regisier.
First publication June II lust July 10. 1906.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21
NOTICE rop PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE. Denver, Colo. june II. ]

Land Ofiice. Denver, Colo. june IL. 1905.
Notice II hereby given that the followiug-named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof IN support OF his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before the lerk OF the County
tour of Ebert comfy at his Office at kiowa,
Colorado. on August u, 1876, viz:
ANDY CIRBA,
Homcrtead Entry No. 1856. for the E1s SWh.
NWA Swi4, sW14 NMiz Section II, Township 10
South. Range 81 Nest Df the 9Th p N.
He namea the following witnesscs to prove his
continuous residence upon md cultivation OF said
land, viz:
,Jos~ph Andriko Jan Mikos, John Cherbols
John sakala. all Of Ramnh, Colo,
G. ID. FORD, Register.
First publication, June II; laAt, July 49, 1906.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21
NOTICE roR DUPLICATION.

Land ONCE at Denver, Colo. May %. 1906.
Noiics IL hereby given that the following
named settler has lled notice Of his intention TO
make final proof In support OF HE claim. and that
said proof will bc made before the clerk OF the
comfy court OF Elbert county. ut his oice at kio
wa. Colo. on July 10. 1906 viz
JOHN REBAR,
Homestead Entry No. u ,G3f, for the Southwest 4
Southwest y Section IS Township 10 South,
Range 6i West OF 9Th p. NJ.
He nance the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence npon and cultivation OF said
land. viz.
Mike Niunick. John King, John Stanko, Andy
Cebro. all of Rnmah. Colo.
c. D. FORD. Register.
Firrt publication May 81 last July 5, 1906.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21
NaTIcH FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Oflice at Denver, Colo. May l2. 1906.
Nofiee II hereby given that the 70 lowing
named settler has iIei notice of her intention to
make finul proof in support OF her claim. and that
ssid proof viii be made before The Clerk of the
Cnunty Court OF Elbert county ut his oficc at XII
owa, Colo, ON July 10, lgJ6,.vix:
IDA NJ. BUMPuS,
Homertend Entry No. 22,5DO, for the southeast
4 Section q, Township 10 south, Range " Wert.
She names the following Witnesses To prove her
continuous residence uron, and cultivation OF
raid land, viz:
Delphi II. Georgia. Henry \. Tanner. William
Hanna, Harry Vote, all Of Fondis, Colo.
e.. D. FORD Register.
First publication May II last June 2t 1906
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office. Denver, Coo May ea. 1905.
.,tor bas eiea ,ss,i Wy %
fiual proof In support Of his claim. and that said
pro,f will be made before the clerk OF the county
court Of Elbert county ut his Office at Kiowa. Col
oraslo. on July 10. 1866. viz:
ANDERs G. ANDERSON.
Homestead Entry No. 1882 for the Fnst =
Southeast Il Section y, West y Southwest Il Sec
tiou2, Township 10 South, Range 81 West OF the
9Th +. VI.
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land. viz.
Andrew Cirbo Joseph Andrews. Mike Fetch,
ali of lfamah, Colo, Andrew nunyadi, of Calhan,
Colo.
c. ID. FORD. Register.
First publication MAY 81 last July D. 1896
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Onice, Denver Colo. June II, 1906
Notice T. hereby given that the fi,llowin --nnned
settler har filed notice OF his intention t., make
final proof in support OF his claim. and that said
proof Will be made before the Register or Receiver
U. $. Land Office ut Denver Colorado, ON July q,
1906, viz;
DEWITT c. PETIT.
Homestead Entry No. 1854, for tue SEii SEA
Section g. NJ NEA section Z. XVII Nwtl Sec
tinu < Township 10 south, Range 81 West Of the
9Th Y. NJ.
He names tho following witneeses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz.
Ulysses Voice. Mary Voice, Eugene Vaughn. Of
Denver. Colo. Edward l.. "Trip of Rnmah, Colo.
G. ID. FORD, Register.
First publication June IA last July 10. 1906.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Offica, Denver, Colo, June IL, 1876.
Notice is hereby given that the following ma med
settler has filed notice OF his intention 10 MAKE
final proof In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will he made before the Clerk nf the County
Court of Elbert county ut hs office at kiow u,
Colorado, on August IL. 1876. viz;
JOHN CHERBOk,
Homestead Entry No. 1906 for the NE 4 Sec
lion Is Township 10 south. Range 81 Wert OF the
9th p. NJ.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land. VIZ. ,
.loecph Andrlko. Jan Miklos, John sakala. An
' - c. d. FORD. Register.
First pu blication June II; iastJuly 10, 1906
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land ofice, Denver. Colo, May i2 1906.
Notice l. hereby given that the follow
named settler has filed notice of his intention To
make iEal proof iu support OF his claim, and that
rald proof will be made before the Clerk of the
county couri OF lclbcrs county, at his office at
Kiowa, Coo. on July 10, 1896. viz:
JOSEPH j. McFARLIN
Homeetead Entry No. 1926, for the southeast
y Section 80, Township south, Range d2 West
9th +. NJ
He nance the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz;
Herman Remus, Gabriel Cox, Harry keefer.
Richard G. McGill, all OF fondls. coio.
G. %. FORD Register.
First publication May n: last June 2l, 1876.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-21

There is not man in our little city,
however indifferent to the claims of
christianity, who would want to rear his
family here if there were no churches or
church influence, for he at once recog-
nizes them as the guardians of the
morals of the community. What would
be the condition of this community at
the end of the next ten years if from
this time until then the churches were
closed? To what extent would life and
property be safe? And yet, with all the
organized agencies of the churches, the
devil too frequently holds high carnival.
What might we not expect if wholly di-
vested of these good influences?