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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-22


People get tired of plain
beer and Straight hiskey
just as they get Wearied Of
the eternal succession of
roast and boiled dishes. A
cocktail or a properly mixed
drink is just the thing to ap-
peal to the jaded palate. The
CRITERION cocktails are
deservedly famous and the
mixed drinks concocted at the
same resortare the han1iWork
of paStmaSterS of the art of
Mythology.
q r MccARTuv prcnrjo+or
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-22

@. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
@aArmnasmittrl mi scr Nciac.

"o'p M VutplUtI ltN lUllu tlllIttI
aroBer. Sem Srennmateriul
uno feline 9so6rullg, - Shnee
mo &Gltc it6rcn @%abnucrtebr.
M inneapolis, Minn.. 20.
0e3ember. II Sen 9rridtcn iiber Orlt
Watgel an 9reltnnlutcrial i'm Nor0.
pelten folgeil alogen iiber anoppbeit
an gtobrungsmitteln oltf 0em Sltbc.
Ger @ilenbabnpcrfeGr lit. ourfl
itrcll9c Stllte uno @li3oro9 allf bcn
tucItIihch Er1rien untcrbrpfcn. Cine
Gcpcidc bon eiltc1n Niir1cr.Gonite
III Nmbroie, y. q, an cine bieiigc
3citlln8 iagt: "Su 9lmbrpie ieHlt e3
at Gpblel llnO on FrooiiioHcn.
3lpan5ig @ag9onlaouuQcn. 9renus
material mo ytnbrlmg9mittcl melhc
ner GiielbnbngcieQidait j~ibcraebcn
lino, m%iillen bicrbcr ioiort m%ittclit
Grtra5llaeS bciDr0crt mcr0eh nm
oem }totbItoqoe ob5ubcIicM lpcnu
niht cine per5lpeiielte Sitllation clu-
tretelt loll. .YSir bnbcn cine 0cpeidc
III Oicicm Sinnc an sen @encrut9c-
trieb5leiter Der Soo.SiniC arridtct,
BADEN aber nod feline 3uiiderltng cr-
boltel, Dab Dem Notblton0e olSbalo
a~bgcbolten mer0en miro" 9ic Cont
million filr 0en 5miiGeuItaotli6ct
SanoeI8uertcbr miro nod INNER init
9epcIden i~iberb1uit, mcIdc iiA ntf
Den &oblentlauacl in noroncitli6ell
Ortld)aftcn be5iebcn.
9tls &ertretcr ser Gommiiiion iiir
ben 5miibeuitantIiden &onoelSpcr-
tcbr bicltcn bier oie $50. 6ronflin ".
Zane ut0 Sobn 2. Sartan cincn Ser
min bejil9iid 0es VtnnaclS an Giien-
bobnluaggon8 ob uto merOcn sic Ser
bnnolltnBen in Chicago forticbelt.
@r6iiOelt SumcS IS. Sill BON Scr
n@rcat Nort1crn @nDn" nlndtc ieinc
9hISinac ul0 crfIGrtc, ieine 9obn
babe icit orm Sabre 1900 oli16rlid
l~liacbeure gusDabrn 5llr &crponitGn-
OigpnG pes rollrnOcn M1tcrinls &C.
ltad)t mo Die utrnisgobten @ctrdgc
icien in jc0cm Sabre gcget 0nS por-
allfgcganGcnc g%cIticgen. HSn Sabre
1903 obcr iei Oicic 3unabme nid)t
eingctrcten, neil man iAon oos Sto-
blum crrcidt battc, ooB oaS pprbait-
ocnc Matcrinl dl!G iiir 0ie Nnforoe-
rlutgcn Dea SubrcS 1906 poQfommcn
altsrci6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
TegeH HIWt IT NUerUUHt1 ut.
Sambnrs.a a.2inie,
81 8roaowap, Rep.Y orf
Grtbnr IS. &otiun,
Mm alien glaee,
1877 Oit-9 aItimore.St i
G~beiapeafe 9ampfcr-G pmpasnie.


Gbeiapeate.2fuie. IL
Gleeante g~aiiaeier . Sampler ~Gugufta" nro
.SttIatta" mad
Oh gpint Comfort nno Rurfult, Ga.
Sampier ~perlatieu Baltimore tdgli6 (dtiseeF
1oinrlen Sonntags) lint 6.30 Wbenbs lillo fofrs
men in SIo Yoint Comfort I'M 6 ubr Wsorgelts
lIuo in 9lprfolf UNI 7,15 Wtorgens an. ltf6lte'
teno an bic @ifctbabn5iige mad allen Vunftefl
oeS GiibenS uno Siioipeftens.
Dprf.9iioer.2inie. Y
Sleaante Taiiaetfr NaTpfer Charlotte uio
" Baltimore"
mad @eft.Gntnt nnb 3idmgno, 9a.
Sampler ~nerlaieu Baltimore td9Iib (ausee'
nominen Sonntaes) nm 8 llbr gdfnIittaeS IIio
iontmet 81 8efts@oint I'm 7.30 Wsorgens iiiio
it 3ii6mog;o nm 9.25 Wforaeris an.
Sic an MoHtngen, Mittipoden unb Srciiaeen
bon Baltimore a6fabreuben Sdmpier. uno Die
bon 1eits9piHt an Sienitagen, Sonnerftnge1
uno Samiineen abfnbrer, leeen in @Ioucefter'
Eoint, Clements uno 9llmpnoS an. iino Die
an Sienitaaen, Spnneritagen nno Satnitagen
bon Baltimore uto at Wtantaaen, Wltttiuodet
unb fSfeitagen bon @eits9oint abfabrenban
Garupfer Iegen in gnrfiopn uno GIupsSanf an
(bei giinftiecm gSetter). ,
Gampfer ~perlaiicu baltimore npnt Yfcr Rr. 1S
nno 10, 2igbtftraseu.Werfte:
9urdbsBiuete Itah 1leIi Rurftefi ionrtert ges
ttdert, Sepdd aufgegeben lnb auiiiten5imnter
I'M Yprnu5 r~eferbirt ipereen, III ben hteitgen
WiIlets8iireaur: sir. 119, Sit.9aittnure.e trahe.
". W. Nubiuu, Ggent; ar. 127, Cftsyaitimore
Strnhe, ODER ben SaIpt : gfireauT: VT. 530,
2igbt.e trafe, Baltimore, Mo. s
Mcuben 6uiter, g. 8. SbtSfrr
7. 8. @efanues, SiiIfssSen. s9afi. 'agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
Baltimore bto- Balm.
IagIi6, auseenommen sonntae.
bur Souutdq,

y ber i9aunen. Station mad @aibinstou al,
ns @odentaaen 100 Sprrt. bis SOC. Mbenbs.
Sriibere Abfabri bon Der Wli. Standardization.
g2aibiuBton, p~erIateu Wtt. Capitalization
1905. *6.45, no, 1850, 1886, 5000, 10.5l.
l11.53, ?11.55 Gorm., *t2.t3. 1896, Ii.55.
t243, 1850. *4.t6, l4.55. l5.55 STADIUM 5000,
49, 55, $500 {Gimiteol, *10.55. *11.23 abenos;
perI. Gamoens 6iation 1900, +6.15, 1880, 800,
1920. $500, $500, 1900 1000, l11.o0 Born.
SIP 90 a., !12.02, *12. 22, 100, 21.05, 200,
$500, 1905, 400, *430, 1900, 1905, 25.35
Nadrn., 900, *6.16. 1920. 100. $500, *S.16
CQimiteb), ?10.0 90. 1905, *11.10, *11. 80 Ibbs.
Nnnapulis W}t. Republication, 1850 unb
1855 gornt.. !4.55 mo !5.55 9,ddbrn.; 9anbeE'
citation, 1900 uno 1900 Yorn1., 1900 Wittdes,
300, 1886 9tadm. NIB 1900 slbenbs.
Srebcrid, Gamoenss taiion, 1875 nnS ?o.15
Born, lt.25, 1850 uto $500 9taGm.
@indeter, mt. SobaL ITO 8ornn., l2.43.
1880 gSadm.; 9amoersSt1tion. 1920 8ornl..
1900, 1850 uno 40 9lahm,
Saeerstu,un, lit. SiopaI'S tatipn, ITO 8orul,
i3.b0 9iahm,; 9dmoensS tation, 1920, 1875
8orm., 1850, 400 Nabn.
Gliicutt.0itg ruo Mt. Mirr, COMMUNICATION,
1885, 29.15 Gorm., l1.25, 1850, 1920 Rabni..
anras, MT. Mogal.e% taiior, *2.43 spahm.;
GatnoeI, 1900 9taobni.
~ Mubai Blue Gime
nadj philadelphia ruo Neiu .Yorf.
9feuer terminus an oer SreiuIto5luan3tgfferi
Sirabe, 9Selu.Uorf. bcaieut Hun SoteIs, 1bodters
,,nA fUaGhTffal Nilfrift Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
@citcrn MarplanS Giicnbabn.

Bepttlnefio 20. Nopef1ber, berldbf Stueu,Sfd..oH
Sdgftdt.
40 Mor9enS-Shnelpoft, Sagerstoipa, ~E e
@.sSdbn," @annesboro, GbamberSburg uio.
augaenonueit Sonntae, paneod tno CUNT
500 wenm. accommodation mad linton.
9rioee, ionic tdaIih, auseercmrten SonHfdg,
VorsL 9anoper, Settpsbnrg nro y. unb y.
.4.5b sadm. - Grpreb. SauptIinie, Saeers.
ioion, Surccd, Gbfppensbiire uni. nussenpin'
men senntas. 5reberid ino GH'm'fsbnro.
1aaiid, ausaempn,mrn eountas,.
{. t5 wsoreens - Dorf, 2. nnb 8. Eioiftor unb
Sanptlinie sitItt bon en'orb'@rcce. fofpte
$50 Morsel,s - airom. mad SiebHeIs. fo,uie
900 Wssracag gseftern erprsb, @eItniniter.
gietp 0inbfpr, Union Vrib9e, grieeniue (Gre'
oerid), Ibiru1ont, @abnesboro, GtnnlberSs
hura, Saaersiotpn, -Safeod. Cumberland uiio
GIfils. Buffet SbferbdtionSsW negor.
az Wddint. - Mffcmfnopnfiou md Snncrer.
6.25 Mbenos-sfiom. nod linton @ricee.
War Erunerta8s uno $arafeet.
1t.o5 Whenbs - gffcrt. mad uuiou.Brtcge.
ynr Spnnfags.
$50 Wsoreens-Nffont. nod ltuiortsVrtnae nfio
. SdIt Mot an @ennfeIoania. slne +, citation an.
Ger. sgefddffsfdbrer. Gen. s1aH. sstaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IuW '9tttpsDptl ltHo w
reit Snm @ebrdu6 IN Der 9antoeIts ino l;t.
9sop lisGiatiou nm 1000 gbenos.
", mad AtIantie.Gitp oil sSohertaeen;
rod Mtiautie.Gitp ideIih; ., nab MtlanttesGttp
Sonnta9s. ellie 3iise baIten In wilmington.
6 bdIt In Gheiter an.
Hbila,. Itfpnt., Compensation, *S.i5 Torn1.,
2.20 Nadjm, 26.t0 Mbenos; Wit. Decentralization,
*s.20 9iornt., 1925 gtadbuL, 26.15 Mbenos.
glberbeen Ntfpn;., eanloeitsS tation, 2f.00
Ga6ni., 1910 Mbenos; ut. 9fopalsGtattop.
?1.05 gtahnt., 1916 Mbenos.
Neferbiriine bon Haiut In S6laf' ODER Yar'
Iorsg1deeors, Speiferaten etc. fueroen fNneu be-
iprat per Seltptuu In aIer foleenoen Btuet.
NiireauI: GburleSs uno Wa.tinlpresS traBe, g. g.
g., ct. Ganl 1924 ooer Mio., gourtiano 1901;
Wlt. 9iooatGtaticr. 6. & g.. Mt. Sermon 3123;
Characterization Snformaticns'giirear 9. & y.
e.. Euul $40, ober Wo, Golrt. mo 2126; nns
Gr. 500, Gfios9rpdoiuan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
Sahnnniaa in aanias.

suite / II o II, SIS, 90. Ges. -
Bel Guaiion, einige Meilen iiiolit)
BON bier, entgleiite elm Giienbabn5ig.
10 baB jlpei Herlenenlpaggons mo
Die 9ofomptipe BON Den Sfienen Der
inter gingen; iieben Yerionen milr.
ben gum lbeil nid,t ~unerbeblih per-
lest. Die Serlesten nuroen nah Dem
bieIigen @oipital geidaiit. Gie llr+
iad)e bes llnfalls lit mabrlheinlid)
Dem @rud]e elmer Sfiene 5n5ulfrei.
ben.
Tragt die 1DeSota, Die lI Inner Gesauft hab.
. s = &MM1zM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
Micrdants' & Winers' 5ransporta'
tipn Company.
Samt fcr.aintsn

Tatit IctsSthten:
No6 Bottom unb benz Often: ieoen Wlontag,
9tenitae, 9pHrerita9 unb Sanftag, abenSS
6 tlbr.
Ha6 gropioerce ino benz Often: ieoen eonr'
tag. Wiittlpo6 nrb Srettdg, glbenbS 9 ubr.
Bod 9tenporisyieipS uilo TorfoIf: tdeltt nm
9 llbr gIbcuns.
3ra6t wiro tdsIi6 Bis 8 ilbr @beros fir at
benz Gage abfabrenoe Sampfer anacnoiniren.
RAD Gapannab uno benz Siioet: ieoen Diert'
ftna, SpnnerItag iinb Samitae, Mbenos . ubi.
Der gSertte am SuBe oes 9ones9ods ab. CD
panray,S anpfer bon ber Werfte ani Sube oer
Beits SaISsIoenue.
qcng Dod,
10. e. Surnsr, 9.s1.sM.
u. .. Gtebbtns, Sen sUtnn.
Sduptbfirenu - Giepft.G6e Werntan. ttnn
eiabt.Straee. Gt3.I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
Baltimore 9ampf Tadet : So.
lAIte nne snuerla ilse Sat.ainie)

2tt Z ttfA Us
Tampier ,,@irginia" (neu), ,AIabdma,"
yWeprete," sScnrcHee".
Hampfer iabren tdeIi9. senniaes aus9enotIl'
9iabt.Strabe, $50 abenbS. bireft na4 CD
9oint Comfort. ge.foli, 1srtsinonio nIo aaen
9unften pes ShoeIs. 8erst1oEng IN m SiS
&ifmono, @erbinoune in PORTSMOUTH mil Dem
retaboarb slir Cine tolioen 3ng Se6 gSris,
mouth unh MtIaria. IN g,nrfoif IerbtilonIle
meli1 urS ,Sio Dominion Cine" MOO 9tetps.
bern. @~aib.mston. @.'e, at@n1ano, 81, mo
Geips0orf. a.
ribie 4aiiifeusiminer, eleftrti6e Veieldatin1,
2ainpfbei5nne, soien fret. 8elerhirfe aatififeit..
5immer In ben @iuet.@iireaiy Der San Zine
sos, Qiabt.gitate, g. ". 9. Office, @iieott'Gde
paIfimure. uno GuIpertsS trohe.. aeorttnsnfai
Iruft Bu,loine@ nuo GIbaugPs Tr. 10Y. Voros
GborIe5sStrdbe.
Sppn ". eberuoob, e. gsgm.,
giee'Nrdi. u. Sen. .Deannaer. @en.' 1aHsSeenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
@arslaaS & Tsnniplpania q. q.

E0Qe btfldHfH WuttusHut
7.30 gorm. nab Dorf pi9lit, aisgenonln'eh
$40 Norm. md aeIia, nur epnn.asS.
$50 Born. nab 8eIdir tdslth, ansgeiioiii'
men GouufdgS. $50
/ 90 Ndnm nan geI1ir,- nur Gar,iides.
3.25 Gadtm. mao Dorf fd9i'n, allseenon1mef
Gonntaps. ~ 81
445 Tabm mad YeIair tdgIit, anseencnis
600 WbenSs nau Delta taelid, anseenon,.
men SonntaaS. -
ii.oe abcrbs mad 0eItn. .ur Gpnutaas.
ff.3O Mbenos mad geIdtr, Mittfuo6 II. Game
iian.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
1ran GGiabetb @nsolpb.
Wr. 1919, MeT.aanpair. etrake

VT. IZI9, WtVfFunpuIts StIuBt.
Sic 4usfieunna bon aerinItem Ycrsenan
purhe Wtpntug, ben 8. December. erbffnet ~
SdsIin BON 10 ttbr ScruittasS bis 8 ub.
@rote MusapabI bon preiSspcribcn sseihnadis,
lScfd6eHfeu. (Gepf30]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21

GGKe snr @eiie in's Anslaab be.
istat 6. @aiar, Nr. 413, Ci'Walti'
uasrr- Strafe, nabe Gpitnm1Dnie.ape
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
CORRE ONDENCE
Items of Interest From Various Sec
tions of Ebert and Adioin-
ing Counties.
Fondis News

Fron, Our Special Correspondent
April ls.-"Now the birds sing just as
gay, making bright each passing day,
and everyone has the spring fever.
County Physician Evans, Commission
er Mulligan and Sheriff Maguire were in
town last Wednesday on business.
The Jolly High Five card club of Fon-
dis gave another delightful surprise par
ty last Wednesday evening on Mrs. Geo.
Corkett of the Bijou valley. Cards and
music were enjoyed till the 'wee sma'
hours when delightful refreshments
were served, and the guests departed af-
ter thanking their hostess for pleasant
evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Cox aud family, Mr. and Mrs.
w. o. Hathaway and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Payne and son, Mr. and Mrs.
w. |. Jones and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. L. Harper and family, Miss Hatha-
way, and Messrs. Ed and Glen Lundy
and Roy Clibon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. Harper spent Sat
urday and Easter Sunday with Mrs.
Harper's mother at Los Pinos" ranch,
near Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Holden, southeast
of Fondis, were presented with baby
girl as an Easter gift.
Miss Eflie Twecdy of near Ramah and
her cousin, Miss Maud Tweedy, of Kan
sas, were Fondis visitors Monday.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
Elizabeth Notes

From Ebert counfB BaHnar.
Mrs. John Ragsdale and children went
to Eastonville Friday last to visit rela-
tives. Mrs. Ragdales mother returned
with her Monday.
Mrs. NJ. c. Boston of Elbert is visiting
her son, w. G. Boston, and family, OF
Elizabeth.
Phillip O'Brien has sold his ranch of
800 acres nine miles northeast of town to
James Conn for 81 500
johnson Schumacher and Conrad
Glunz left Monday for Hot Sulphur
Springs, where they viii try their luck
at mining
Rev. Pressly attended the Presbytery
in Denver this week, returning Wednes-
day accompanied by Rev. Mr.. Powell,
formerly of this place but now of Norton,
Kansas.
J. b. Willsin and sister, Miss Sadie, of
Delroy, Ohio, who have been staying
near Littleton, were in Elizabeth Thurs.
day Of last week, and visited their old
school teacher, @. w. Reed. They left
next day for Kiowa, where they will
stay at the I, c. james ranch
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
Fine Ranch Sold.

One Of the best farms in this section
.oi Colorado changed hands Monday
when Fred Dittemorc sold his section of
land three miles west of Elbert to John
Hoover of Vincennes. Indiana This
Harm is one of the very choicest pieces of
land in the Elbert locality or in the en-
tire Divide country. 1t is watered by
skunning creek and numerous springs
and in the entire section there are but a
lew acres that cannot be farmed protita-
biy, Mr.. Hoover came here first last fall
and spent several months looking over
the country and testing the climate. He
evidently was well satisfied. He has re-
Gently disposed OF large farm in east
srn Illinois, near the Indiana line His
family will arrive about August /.
The consideration for the $40 acres
was $4,000, or sl562ls per acre, the best
price that any farm land has sold for in
this locality since the Waldo place Q6O
heres adjoining this sectionl changed
hands
The sale was made by b. NJ. Maroon,
the real estate man.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
Acreage Will be Large.

Hundreds of acres OF new ground are
being broken up by the farmers of the
Divide country this spring and the pros
poets are that there will be the biggest
acreage of crops put in in the history of
this country While the usual acreage
of potatoes will probably be planted,
Farmers are preparing to plant a largely
Increased acreage in small grain, and
with favorable season the grain crop
Of 1906 will be something big The far
mers Of this section of the Divide are
feeling pretty good over the large
amount of moisture given them already
this spring, and are almost without ex-
ception preparing to farm on larger
scale than ever before. A number OF
new settlers are coming in, mostly from
the eastern states, and are either buying
OF renting farm land
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
Major Hooper Is Booming America

Mai. S. X. Hooper, general passenger
and ticket agent of the Denver Il Rio
Grande, has prepared design to be
used in advertising the movement orig
mated by the See America League, re-
Gently organized at Salt Lake He is
pot copyrighting it, but on the contrary
invites all who are interested in the
movement to use the design in spreading
the gospel of See America First" In
fact, It is expected that the league will
adopt it as the official emblem
The design shows an American eagle
with wings spread and clutching IA
CULVER of arrows, which are to denote
unity and strength. From the eugle's S
bcak float streamers which bear the mot
to. See Europe If you will, but sec
America first" In the background rise
the mountains, behind which glows the
.uug sun, indicative of the west,
The See America League" Is pat.
riotic organization having as its object
the desire to educate Americans to tray
el and become acquainted with their
own country before going abroad. The
first meeting was held in Salt Lake in
January and named as an executive com
mittee ex Gov. David Il. Francis of Mis-
souri,, DR.. David Starr Jordan, president
of the Leland Stanford university, Hon.
Irving Howbert of Colorado Springs,
Hon. Robert l.. Mccormick of Tacoma,
Wash, DR. Nathan G. Schaeffer, presi
dent of the National Educational associ-
alton, and L. b. Walker of Minneapolis
Maj. Hooper is preparing book on
the subject that is not TO be railroad
advertisement in any way, but designed
to help along the movement.-Denyer
Repub ublican
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
Notice, Dairymen !!

We are in the market for
first grade cream at high
est market prices. 1t will
pay you to get acquainted
with our system of testing.
Come in and let us show
you. A pint of feathers
and a pint of shot do not
weigh the same, neither do
1 17e%e of milk and 17ee of 40
per cent cream weigh the
same. Look this up and
see if we are not right.
1T MEANS SIS TO u!
Send postal card for ship
ping tags and empty cans.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
Bijou BASIN

From, Our Special corresDondeh.
April lS.-J. d. Holden has moved a
house on to the cheese factory grounds
and is running the factory now.
David Cox has bought the 800 acre
ranch of Joseph Diamond and will move
there soon.
j. NJ. Nesbitt of Colorado Springs has
been here the past week looking after
his property.
the close of the Sidney literary society
Friday night.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Elbert Presbyterian church announce
ments for Sunday. April Y:
Sabbath school at 10 "A. IN.
Preaching at II a. M, subject: "rhe
Story OF the Resurrection" Preaching at
80 p. M, subject: The Power OF
Choice
Christian Endeavor $40 p. IN.
Junior Endeayor society each Satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mid-week service each Thursday even
ing at 7:30. Everyone invited to all
these services.
j. w. PREssLY, Pastor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
Caught Cold While Hunting a Burg
lar.

Mr. VIM. rhos. Lanorgen, provincial
constable at Chapleau, Ontario, says: II
caught severe cold while hunting n
burglar in the forest swamp last fall
Hearing Of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, cried it, and after using two small
bottles / was completely cured" This
remedy Is intended especially for coughs
and colds. 1t will loosen and relieve
severe cold in less time than by any
other treatment and is n fayorite wher-
ever its superior excellence has become
known. For sale by. Fred Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19

With rural delivery that enables de
partment stores to send out tons of ad-
vertising matter and carry back bushels
of orders, the home dealer must get a
hump on himself or be trampled under
foot by the march Of business progress
His only salvation, except the kind that
comes without money and without
price, is to occupy plenty of space in
the columns of his home paper, that
goes right into the homes of those with
whom he would have to do. Try it u
while and note results.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
Stirring Times in Kansas.

trip through western Kansas at the
present time strongly impresses one that
a most favorable change has taken place.
Land that but two or three years ago
lay open to public settlement at a nom
inal homestead fee is selling at 1900 to
$1,000 per quarter. Everywhere it is Il
busy scene. The towns are full of real
estate agents who swarm the hotel lob
bies and belabor the unwary land seek
er. Merchants forsake the counter and
90 out to sell piece of land. Ministers
neglect their Sunday sermons in pur-
suit of the easy commission made in the
sale of piece of real estate. In one lit
tie town of 200 souls there were ~ bona
fide real estate dealers to say nothing of
the work done by nonresident agents.
Hotels are crowded to the limit and
everything is topsy -turvy. Livery teams
cannot be hired at any cost and those
available are dear at any price. The
white sail prairie schooner files through
the land like a funeral procession. The
railroads are taxed to their capacity with
passengers, immigrant cars. lumber and
implements. Here, there and every
where the steam plow is stirring the old
ground and turning the sod The cult
yable area will be doubled trebled. quad
rupled, yes, possibly multiplied by ten.
hdln anu sho" nave prevented the cOun-
try visits of buyer and seller. All day
long the battle goes on. There is Mr..
Buttinsky, who seems more intent upon
preventing Mr.. Takeiteasy from selling
land than he does upon selling his own
goods. 1t is equal to circus to sit in a
corner and unconcernedly view the con-
test. Occasionally some defeated dealer
will venture an expose of successful
rival. Every trick of the confidence man
is freely practiced by the successful ven
der. Dignity and condescension is af-
fected as if he were comforting a great
favor upon the buyer to permit him to
buy upon the inside terms. A capper in
the guise of farmer seeking land rush
es in, hastily inquiries about certain
quarter, the price, quality. terms: S25
binds the bargain; he chuckles over his
wise and timely purchase and disap.
pears. The real buyer stands in open
eyed wonder and begins to think that
he must hurry else he will be last in the
rush. He bites at luscious bait. paws
mis- money and goes home, later to dis
cover that he has been steered up
against mighty cute confidence game.
And who can say that even the price of
the bunco steerer shall prove unprofit.
able? Who dares to prophesy Of the
future possibilities of this wonderful
west?-Hill City Republican.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
]. w. PREssLY. Pastor.
UNITED 1RrrHREN CHURCH,

UNITED BKEIHKEN UHUKCH.
United Brethren church announce
ments for Sunday, April %:
BETHEL Sunday school at 10, class
meeting at II a. m.
SIDNEY Sunday school at II, followed
by an illustrated talk by the pastor. @.
b. at 1880, preaching at 8.
Buou BASIN Sunday school at 2 and
preaching at 3 p. m.
The second quarterly meeting will be
held in the new parsonage, Wednesday,
April %, at | o'clock Preaching at
Bethel Tuesday evening at 8. Presiding
Elder J. n, Hanes of Berthoud will be IN
attendance.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
j. n. DAVIS, Pastor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19

timely knock from kersey paper:
'rhere is talk OF introducing the study
of reading, writing and arithmetic into
the public schools again and eliminating
water color painting, rafiia, bead and
basket work and other high art occupa.
tlons. There is a growing impression
that child who can read and ''do" frac
tions is on the road to better educa-
ton than one who can make basket
that any half-breed squaw would be
ashamed to own" "
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19
Rheumatism Makes Life niserable

a happy home is the most valuable
possession that is within the reach OF
mankind, but you cannot enjoy its com
forts If you are suffering from rheuma-
tism. You throw aside business cares
when you enter your home and you can
be relieved from those rheumatic pains
also by applying Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. One application will give you re
lief and its continued use for short
time will bring about permanent cure
For sale by Fred Long
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-19

A man is to be scalped for the amuse-
ment OF the editors who hold their meet
ing in Colorado next summer. II it can
be shown that ne is the man who takes
the paper from the postofiice for five
years without paying for it and then has
it marked refused, it will act greatly
to the enjoyment of those editors. Ex-
change