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The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
FONDlS FoLLIEs

Mrs Moritz Stoll left Thursday for
Denver to visit a few weeks.
Mrs Garry Molker of Boulder is visit.
ing her friend Mrs Howard.
Mrs .Callie Cigar and baby and Marie
Cox spent last Thursday With Mrs Han
ra
Bert Duffy is home on visit for a fe
days
Ross Howard left Saturday morning
for Berthoud Colo.
Quite number of Fondis people at.
teloed the surprise party at Richard
Mauls Saturday night. Ard all enioved
themselves very much.
Mr. Shahan was called to Denver a.
gain Saturday morning, his wife is still
very low.
j w Howard and wife returned home
from business trip to Denver
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
PROSPERITY RIDGE

II Rakestraw came out on Thurs
day and sold six milk cows to the McNa-
mara boys who live on the w. c. Whit
ing place.
The cross filed diverse suit of III. F
Rakestraw and wife of Denver has been
settled out side of court
The winter term OF school of Cedar
Grove No 30 was to have opened on
Monday but the teacher did not arrive.
Mr.. Gile of Greenland and daughters
came on Saturday to visit his son Watt
at the old Whiting place.
Lambert and Williams of Denver
came out on Saturday to their ranch
and returned Sunday by way Of the
Springs.
report says that Russell Gates has
monopoly on wheat in Ebert
The youngsters out here on Halloween
night were having good time and visi-
ted good many neighbors turning
things around and upside down.
John fanny and r. johnson went to
Denver Sunday by way of Castle Rock
and returned Monday.
The threshing machine pulled into
Pearsons On Monday, they met with some
disagreement and went off without
threshing him.
We have had three threshing ma
chimes in this locality the past week, in
about another week every one here will
have finished. We have not yet been
able to get the average bu per acre;
l. Litherland had $3.50 bu. On Satur-
day Sid Foreman threshed at G. f..
browns ranch 200 bu. oats in 40 minutes
Daddy claims it was because he was
Vbling.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
ELIZABETH

Miss Clara Hansen OF Col Grad,
Springs came up Monday morning to Wis
it friends for week or ten days.
Mr. John Frush came out from Den.
yer Monday evening.
The Wintermyer brothers are plowing
for Frank Miller.
Bennie Huber was ont from Denver
the First Of the week.
Herold Burnes came over from Agate
Saturday; he will return Thursday ac
companied by his brother Joe.
Mrs A Locke is a Denver visitor this
week.
Bertha vote has returned home from
Denver to stay
Saturday evening October Both a box
social was given by the Christian endeav
or Society. about s15 WAS taken In.
Tuesday evening November End.
crowd Of about Al went to the home Of
Mrs r Williams four miles north of town
in surprise of Miss Vera. Vera was IA
years old. She received several beauti-
full and valuable presents. The evening
was spent by playing games and singing
About IL o'clock lunch consisting of ice
cream and cake was served. At one
o'clock the crowd left wishing Vera
many happy returns.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
WEST coMANcHE

Miss Grace Brown Of Selida Colorado
has been visiting her sister Mrs Beiudorf
for week and has returned to her home
in Utah.
Mr. j Summers OF Denver has return
ed to his ranch for week.
Threshing is the order Of the day in
our vicinity.
A r Nelson is at his home for few
daye.
Mr. and Mrs Collins we're Ebert Wis
itors Tuesday.
We are sorry to loose onr mail carrier
Mr. Jud Cigar.
Miss Minnie Aux, school teacher in
District No 7 visited with her Grandpar
ents in Elbert Saturday and Sunday.
Ed Grin was caller on Comanche
Tuesday.
Mr. Miller the County surveyor has
been surveying in our neighborhood
this week.
X. RAY.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
Forced into. exile

VIM Upchurch of Glen Oak. was an
lie from home. Mounts ain air he thought
would cure a frightful lung wreckine
cough that hsd defied all remedies for
two years, after six months he returned.
death dogging his steps. Then l began
to use DIR Kings new discovery, he writes
and after taking six bottles l am as well
as ever. 1t saved thousands yearly from
desperate lung diseases, Infallible for
coughs and colds. it dispells horseness
and sore throat, asthma, Group grip
bronchitis hemorages, whooping cough,
oo cents and 81 90, trial bottle free. G uar
anteed by Fred Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
coMAncHe CENTER ITEMS

1t seems that John Purley was hunt
ing horses in this neighborhood last
week, but we think he was here for
some other purpose.
Mr. Ross Howard won't to Denver one
dsy last week.
A surprise party was given on Satur-
day night in honor OF Richard Maui and
A Schoneweis. About fifty guests par
took in dancing and card playing, snd
all had good time. Supper was served.
at mid night.
Mr. Shahan was called to Denver last
week on accoun; Of the illness Of his wife
Miss Ruth Gill spent Tuesday evening
at the home Of Alfred Maui,
Archie Glow attended the dance at
Ramah last Friday night.
Mrs Kelton went to Denver last week.
Mr. Showers and Ray Cox we're callers
at r Mauls on Friday last.
Miss E Wright and Mr. A Schoneweis
were at Kiowa last Saturday.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
Good cough medicine for yeuns
folks anb old folks too.

We could hardly do without Cham
oeriains cough remedy says Mrs Flora
Despair OF Bloyd KY l found 1t to be
80 good Tor the Group and have used it
lot yrars, can heartily recommend il
'of coughs colds and Group in children
'h' grown ioihs too. The above shows
uie 'mpliciIy confidence that many
hothers place in Chamberlains cough
remedy confidence based on many
years experience in the use Of it. NJ, ,e
need hesitate to use the remedy for it
contains no chloroform opium or other
narcotics and may be given to a child AS
10 an adult. For sale by Fred Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
Out of door photo's.

| will go any where 10 the radious Of
10 miles from Elbert, take any size you
want. l have an anastagmet lens, ex.
treme wide angle, this lens is used by
the best view artists OF America. You
can see Views and Postal cards / have
taken with this lens. they are plumb
good ones. / guarantee a first class
picture. Phone or write.
George McKimmie, Ebert Barber shop
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
What would YOU do

In case of bnrn or scald what would
you do to relieve the pain such injuries
are liable to occur in every family and
every one should be prepared for them.
Chamberlains salve applied on a soft
cloth will relieAe the pain almost in
stantly, and unless the injury is very
severe one will cause the parts to heal
without leaving a scar. For sale by Fred
Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
KlowA KERNELS

Frank Dondero returned last week
from Pueblo where he attended the
Grand Lodge Of l OOF.
j II Allen put in new up to date gas
light system for VIM Gair.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Weiss are mov-
ing in the rooms over the Gates store.
John Mussey while peddIing books
was bitten by a dog at the Geiser ranch
Wednesday.
Cirrus Cox of c onanche has been quite
ill the past week.
Mr. and Mrs George Fahrion of CON-
anche visited Judge Fahrion last week.
Miss Effie Tweedy of Ramah who has
been working at the Review office ah-
returned to her home.
Judge Fahrion has been quite i'll a
gain.
Mr. and Mrs George McKimmie OF Ell
bert we're guests at the Aldin ranch Sun
day.
Charlie Walker of wolf creek is build
ng new barn on his ranch.
Locke of Elizabeth was a Kiowa
visitor last week.
Ben and Elmore Mourning have pur-
chased huskcr and shreader.
Bert Brooks went to Denver last week
where he will attend business college:
Dave Glow returned from Denver last
week.
James Miller County Surveyor of El-
bert County is doing some work in this
section of the Comfy.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
f1o7

For the winter / will be located at The
Alta Vista 1920 Clarkson street, Denver;
take Colfax car at depot, get off at Clark
son. BY appointment | am prepared to
do dental work day or night. Work
amounting to sl5 | will pay r. r. both
ways.
Charles II. Alter.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
For Sale

$50 acres OF good land for 50 COO Two
sets of good improvements, 4 room house
stable room for DO head of stock, good
cellar and potato cellar. windmill and
and good corralls.- For particulars call
at the Tribune Office.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

FOR SALE = All kinds of poles, dry
and well seasoned, any size from tele.
phone poles to fence poles.
See Frank Black. f107
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
New Harness Shop

All Kinds OF Shoe and Harness re-
pairing. Satisfaction guaranteed, prices
right. Louis Rinker.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

The Gates Co. have nice line .
coat sweaters, call on them before buy
ing anything in this line.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
Dance

An all night dance will be given in
Oaks Hall Saturday November 18th
Good music. Tickets 81 90.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

See my add on front page, shoe re-
pairing and supplies. w. Il. Davies, one
door south OF post Office.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
For Sale

My old home in Elbert, Colorado: Six
large rooms and two lots. l want to sell
make me an offer. Address Jacob
Epler. Glendora California. I0-7
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

When in need Of overshoes, pr rubbers
you will find full line at the Gates
Co. Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

Sl.50 To Denver and teturn. Ever
Sunday, Via Colorado and Southern.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
Notice

Notice no hunting or transpassing al
lowed on my place. Alex Brazelton.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
Magazines

A complete line of the latest magazin-
es always on hand at the Tribune office.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
Middleton

will make the season as follows: Satur-
davs at Elbert and the balance Of the
time at Walter Dittemore's ranch.
DITrEMoRE BRos.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

For Rainbelt land bargains see the old
timer, X. l.. Glow; Of CLOVIS land office,
1913 Stout street, Denver. 36
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

Sl.50 to Denver and return. Every
Sunday, Via Colorado ahd Southern.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

Made -to-order cloths look, better, hold
their shape better and are cheaper than
the other kind, leave your order with
the Gates Co. they guarantee = fit.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

Ii you have cattle to sell-any kind,
at any time, notify me. j. L. BARNES,
Phone Elbert 261.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
From Our Regular Correspondents.

NOTE All Correspondence intended publication should
reach this office not later than Wednesday evening insure pub
cation in the current issue
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

Mccall patterns for sale at the Gates
Co. Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

The Littleton Creamery Company
Highest prices paid for cream. Sweet
cream a specially Testing done at sta
ton.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
For 5

Good lumber by Brazelton and Hig-
by. 81 miles south OF Ebert.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

Mrs Stone of Elizabeth, teacher Of piano
and voice will be at Mrs Jewell's each
Wednesday II
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

For new and up to date line of dres
goods call at the Gates Co. Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

Money Loaned-On real estate secur-
ity. Lee Ramsey, Cos Empire Building
Denver.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

sl.5O To Denver and return, eyex
Sunday. Via Colorado and Southerns
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

Sl.50 to Denver and RETURN. Evers
Sunday. Via Colorado and Southern.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04

Il. Gatewood is prepared to do under
taking at all times. Phone him.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-04
bustIer's Column
u You Have Never Tried . Local In
This Column You VIII be Sur
prised at the Resuits--if You
Have Tried 1t You Know
The Story Well

For sale or trade. All kinds of horses.
J. j. Alderman lO.14.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01
Gold Embroidered Green Satin Coat.
Maison Ney.
Photo Copyright by Reutinger
Exclusive Copyright New York Herald

The too much trimmed and braided net
coat finds few admirers The palmer eff
fects, two widths of silk braid in rather
severe lines in place of the terribly intri-
cate soutache braiding put on in the
quickest possible manner, are far smarter
There are many good models for the large
mesh nets, and voiles that have the long
braided or trimmed coats to match the
gowns over which they are worn, and
which can be worn also over other gowns
but the tan and gray, are for the moment
rather a better choice, for they can be
worn with almost any color.
Linen and Pongee Coats.
Linen and pongee coats to be worn with
gowns TO match are the same in nearly
every respect as the long separate coats,
but when the coat is made to match the
gown the length and its lines are consid-
Iered more from the point of looking well
with the gown, while the separate coat
is. as it were, law unto itself. Buttons
as trimming still find admirers. and ex-
tremely smart pongee and cloth costumes
ARE lavishly adorned (N with them. The
silk. crochet button in varied sizes makes
al effective finish and is used on the
sleeves and the back. A touch of black,
IF well managed, is delightfully."- effective,
and jet buttons are used in different
shapes and sizes. Too many spoil the
smartest coat, and the fashion is in many
respects a dangerous one, for. unfortu-
nately, there are so many cheap varieties
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

of buttons and the trimming costs so
little the danger of exaggerating what
originally was rather smart is too great.
Lace trimmed and embroidered linen
land pongee coats are fascinatingly at
tractiye. Irish lace car be used to great
advantage, and while there is no limit as
to the amount that can be utilized,
collar and cuffs of fine quality are often
all that is needed to make an otherwise
too simple coat elaborate enough to be
worn with smart afternoon frock. The
heavy silk and pongee coats braided by
hand and embroidered in silk floss and
chenille are perfect In style and detail
They are only suitable for the more elab-
orate dress required for summer resort
life or garden parties. So elaborate are
many of them that they are really better
suited for the simple sort of evening coat.
The woman who buys coats because
she likes the clothes that are for sale
finds this summer new style Of coat
that is delightfully."- smart and at the same
time is useful for driving or motoring.
1t is the loose white serge coat lined
with polka dotted foulard. 1t is always
large. besides being loose, fitting. with
the fulness at the back held in by a
belt of the serge. 1t is fastened with
pearl buttons and has turn down col
lar faced with the same silk as the lin
ing. This collar can be worn turned up
if additional protection is desired. Light,
warm, comfortable and easily slipped on,
this is a model that will be smart for
long time In spite of its severe sim
picity it requires to be well cut and
made, much more carefully than many a
model that appears to be more elaborate,
for if badly turned out it has no style
whatever and resembles much more
bath wrapper than driving coat.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01
Blue Ottoman Silk Coata
Maison Drecoi1.
Photo Copyright by Reutlinger
Exclusive Copyright New York Herald

while the separate coat. that looks well
with everything, is made with as much
care and attention to detail as if it We're
part of the most elaborate costume.
Cloth, silk of all kinds, satin. voile, net
lace and linen all are fashionable mate
rials for these separate coats, while every
known and many a hitherto unknown
color is utilized. Rumor that will not
down is TO the effect that much shorter
coats are to be in style next winter and
that the boero and Eton jackets are again
to be in favor. At the present moment
the long conts are by far smarter, and
bolero effects are seen only in the trim
mings. The fayorite model is coat well
below the knees, loose but at the same
time defining the lines of the figure, col
iarless and With either small coat sleeves
or those of the shape that widen toward
the wrists Brading and embroidery are
both fashionable; occasionally they are
combined, and different widths and kinds
of braid are used on the one coat. There
are also most attractive styles that are al
most severely plain, with a perfection of
finish and detail the only ornamentation,
! Nllle duolHeI SlyIe nus ldCluSs VI olaSh
and fnncy jet buttons.
Individual taste can be exercised in
this fashion to good advantage. While
certain rules and regulations have TO be
complied with in order to ~''-o lesired
up to date look, it is one of the few
Ifashi e year that do ~ require
Il large outlay. for wit, a good pattern,
lgood color of material and effective trim
la; the garment is ro: impossible of
home manufacture with the aid of
cle1er seamstress. t the same time the
Uoman who is not obliged to count her
Ipennies too carefully does well to buy
without too c.ose a regard for the price
asked for one of the smart new models
now to be had. She win then possess
coat that will stay in fashion long time
and be "A smart finish for any of her
summer gowns.
The cloth coats are charming and de-
cidedly original in style, light in weight,
but with sufficient warmth to the fabric
to be a protection against chilly, damp
wea ther They may be lined throughout
or have lining or thin silk just across the
shoulders and in the sleeves. In dark
colors there. is an attractive style OF
trimming, the cut work medallions that
are inserted or appliqued on the material.
The description may not convey any very
new idea, but the way in whiC the em-
broidery is put on is decidedly novel
One Tone Color Scheme.
The one tone color scheme is always
attractive and the separate coat dis 81
lit to great advantage. A pink or gray
chiffon or voe gown. while dainty and
Ismart, becomes at once of much greater
Importance if there is worE with it
coat of satin or cloth of the exact shade
of color If contrast is desired it is |
obtained by the facings and border of
satin much deeper tone or black. This
lis effective and becoming, but to the
strictly conservative is almost too strik-
ing and the one shade is preferrc1
Embroidered net coats have, untortu-
nateIy. become so extremely popular that
the fashion has lost its distinctiyeness,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

for they are too practical and useful; but a
woman who cares at all for being gowned
after ,the latest dictates of fashion would
not consider herself nor would she be con-
sidered, smartly turned out in Il lingerie
shirt waist with long train skirt Of silk,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01
An Attractive Summer Gown for Young Girl.

tab front and back and with he
sides supplemented by strips of baby
Irish lace. The arrangement provides
length and also breadth at the shoulder
seams. Fancy embroidered and applique
bandings by the yard are sold as attrac-
tive bargains now IN the shops, and
gown could be fashioned like this with
an elaborate effect at q surprisingly small
cost.
The only other bit of embroidery is seen
in row of eyelet medallions down the
sleeves, around the waist and at the
throat. The low rounding collar is
charming summer touch if the neck it
surrounds is sufficiently attractive to be
thus exposed Underneath all this ap-
piled decoration is a plain, slightly
gathered waist, and the eurYing band of
putting across the front is an unusual
feature which relieves the plainness be-
tween the vertical bands of embroidery.
For a linen dress the eyelet work could
be done in the material and heavy linen
colored lace or crochet could be used for
the other strips. A foulard dress would
look exceedingly well made in this style,
and one could use ones own taste in
selecting the trimmings, either keeping
them all one shade or introducing colors,
some Persian bandings on thin material
Or net showing an embroidered design.
Foulards. however, are most attractive
when made up rather simply and without
too many color combinations.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

voile or chiffon. as the case might be-
The lingerie waist or the palmer silk
or linen shirt waist has its place, Ii isl
in accord with the coat and skirt cos
tune, for travelling and for ordinary prac-
tica wear, but the all one color gown isl
far smarter.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

For this reason the separate coat that
can be worn over any and every gown is
in great demand. 1t is being made up in
all colors and materials. Even in hot
weather the separate coat of linen or silk
is worn in order to protect the gown,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01
BY A. T. ASHMORE.

By "A. L. Ash NUKE.
- RULY the wardrobe of the fash
ionable woman of to-day is COM
plex. There are so many and
such different gowns required
and not only gowns but separate
coats, waists and skirts Inc
number mounts to sum total that Is
rather overwhelming when the amount OIL
money to be expended on dress has TO
/, considered. These are days OF luz
,ries. however. and various luxuries so
called of olden time have become neccssi-
ties. Costumes consisting of coat and
skirt are no longer possible of variation
that is, the coat cannot be worn with any
but the skirt made to go with it, and IL
extra warmth is needed for the princess
or Empire gown separate coat must oeI
had.
Waists worn with skirts of a different
color or material are not considered smart
They cannot be entirely done away WITH
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