The Elbert County tribune., 1914-10-30
Ladies', give Miss Den pree a vote

Mrs. Roy Carver has been qite i'll but
is some better today.
Post cards one cent each. City Drug
Store, Fred Long, Prop.
Geo. Nc. has some swell auto robes
The price is right. See them.
Seed Winter wheat for sale. For par
ticulars write or cali on Clint Whittier.
Cherry, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurley and daugh-
ter Of Denver are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hurley.
Watch repairing and Safety Razor
Blades sharpened, 25c and 35c dozen.
W. |. RIcHMAN. Elbert, Colo
Mrs. J. D Blakely returned from Den
yer Tuesday afternoon and she was not
encouraged with Mr.. BIakely's condition.
Edgar Grin shipped three cars of cat
tie, Paul Helgeth two and Russell Gates
two from this station to the Denver mar
kets Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Epler and children who have
been here visiting with her relatives and
old friends, left " ednesday for her home
at Gooding, Idaho.
When you are picking out good men
to vote for don't overlook Theodore Neu
man, who is candidate for county com
missioner on the Democratic ticket.
II you contemplate buying cream
separator call at the Littleton creamery
and examine the machine they handle.
The Beatrice is decidedly the best sepa.
rator on the market.
Election occurs next Tuesday. Go
and exercise your right as an American
citizen and vote for those that will give
you the best service.
BIN. Maroon sold this week four hun
dred acres of j. A. Melburn's land, which
is located two and one half miles west
of Elbert, to Mr.. Weller. who will
move here right away.
The farmer and dairymen will be vot-
ing for one OF their kind il they pnt an
X after the name Of Fred F. Hee, the
Democratic candidate for state repre-
sentative'of Arapahoe and Elbert coun-
ties.
Theodore Ehrler, Democratic candi-
date for county clerk, was in this vicin-
ity for several days, and made quite q
hit with the voters by the clean and
gentlemauly campaign he IS making for
the Office. The people who vote for him
will never have cause to regret their
action.
Mrs. Louise Rupert will have pub
lie sale at her ranch, seven miles north
west Of Elbert and six miles southeast
Of Elizabeth, on Tuesday, Nov. 10, Of
forty-two head of cattle, two work horses,
farming implements, and several tons Of
hay. Eight months time will be given
at per cent interest
Roady Kenehans record as public
officer is the factor upon which he stands
for election. During the several years
while he has guarded and disbursed the
public funds, no taint or scandal has
ever attached to his official acts. His
name stands for economy, efficiency and
strict legality, and be has guarded the
state treasury against boodlers OF all de-
scriptions.
We hope the voters Of Elbert county
will display sufficient local pride when
they go to vote to put an x after W. d
Reilly's name, who is a candidate fol
senator from this district. The people
Of this county have fine chance to be
represented in the upper house of the
Legislature by one Of her citizens who Is
well equipped to I'LL the position salts
factorily to the voters Of the district.
Tom Burnside, Democratic candidate
for county treasurer, was in town Mon
day meeting the voters in this vicinity
Mr.. Burnside has given the people ex
cellent service through his office the past
two years and is asking the support oi
the people on the strength Of his servi
ces to them and is not making any sym
pathy pleas. He seems willing to go be
fore them ON the strength Of his efficient
record.
No other evidence should be required
to prove to the unprejudiced mind that
Carlson, the Republican candidate fol
governor, is backed by the q. r. & 1. and
other special interests than that they
are doing everything within their power
to defeat I. NJ. Patterson, the Demo
cratic candidate, and are fighting COST
gan, the Progressive, equally as hard
The independent voters of this county
who are opposed to corporation dictatiou
in state affairs should have no trouble
in picking their kind Of man.