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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
.oeirat6s.Qiceuacn.


SignmnO &leimon 81, mo Wiin.
uie Suripib, 49,
Eimofel 2gs5ua, 80, ino Gberio
&ocuio, 25.
Sra ". Sbiplep "A, uno Glippe
8. Soppiuston, 25.
9ll6ert S. Gbombers, 20, imO @la-
rie u, goum9ortner, 10.
Gobert u. Gugou 81, bon Seem
Cumberland, go; mo Sreue 81
Surit Is, bon ShroIestofpn 8o
Ntithele 9iscottc, 40, umo @iulia
81 HosquoIe 49,
gSilliom 9}eugert, %, uno @ra
Smith, IS.
@iuiom 8. &orruib, %, bon Cur
bont 9}.@y mo Gfiie2. 9eIlp. Is,
bon Nlcaim's &orf, so.
Souis 2. 6orlnon 81 bou Sorris.
burg, go, lmo 9ert6o Soffmon %,
BON 2dnroitcr, ga.
3opar0 e. 9tortbrup, 81 BON
g}elp DOrf irn0 Wioraoret 2. 2ucos.
36, bon @bilaOelpbio, go.
Charles SanimouO, 81, imo giet-
tic Goroer, H.
Senrp u. allrb, 81, inO glut6 SO.
Grocen, "a.
Goworo 6. Soiliter, 35, uno 9(n.
no N} @iSler, "a
9cniamin $. aoufimon, 81, uno
@rocc 81 SoniL 20; geioc bon Gan.
coiter, At.
Somes 9. Nloriball, q, mo 9(oo
s. gloOilon, 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

tiers aus Oen $50. s. s. &un Su(-
lteDn critic @ci9e, Orlouoo glprcOo,
5lpeitc @eigc, N}or @olenitcifn, 9rot
lde lmo Bart &irB, GcQo, gcbiloct.
Gieic bier aiinitIcr linO ocm @oIti.
nlorer N}liifpu6lifum ans i6rcnGon-
5erteu 6cfomt mo 6roud5cn feiner
belonocren Ginii6unq mc6r. IS
lino bier GoBerte mG6rcno Der Soi-
ION porgeicben mo ioQeu oielcIbclt
om 5. Ge5em6er, 2. Sunlor 1917 81.
Se6rror 1917 mO 27. N1dr3 1917
ltottfinoen, bei melhen ltetS ein be.
fonnter SoIiit mitipirfen miro. Die
Erilitees oes @eobooD Gonierooto.
RUNS 6oben 5u OieienauninermuIif.
9lbenOen bic aunit @oQcrie 5ur Ser
iiigung eeitellt, uno pcrOen oie9lben-
oe einen fomiliGrcnG6orafter truoen.
Gie @roBe Ser 9unit @alerie lGBt
nidt me6r ais 200 SiBplGbc 81. Sin,
5elforteu wcroen sit oieien @on5ertcu
ni6t pcrnlSgo6t, ionOeru Soiionfor.
ten 81 Ocu bereits 6eitc6enOen ouS9c.
itcllt. Gic Scihng Der Guortctt.
9IbenOc licot in SdnOcn OeS Srn 6r.
". Suber @eidditsiii6rer oeS 9olti.
moro Symphonic GrdeiierS. Gurd1
ole 9teigriInoung oes &unrtetts miro
ocn Baltimore SDmp6ouic Gr6eiter
nn1meifeIboit AeloIien perOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
airdllidJc Siudlridltcn.


Cic Contention ser oSntcrnotiona.
len Gereinigmg scr fotboliideu
9lluuInoe" begimt am q. go,
pembcr - 0ie Sibin0en fiuocn
i'm Sotcl @elbeoere itott. 9lu.
iterneiieu Scr criten coon9.-llltb.
ct. Sobonncs-@emeiuoe
Gie umfonoreidcn @orbereitlln-
gcn fir sic Slpeite Gonoention DER
nSuternotionolen Gercinigung Ger
totboliideu 9llumnoc", sic oonl "a
bis 26. 9}onenber bier i'm Sotel Bel
peoere obge6olten Miro, liuo 6ecnoet.
Gie Geretniglng pernnlioltct ollc
3luei Sabre cine Gonoentipn. glm
27, giooember peroen Oie 1cle9aten
nod @oibington fobren, po iie sic
@0iic oeS oortigeu 9thmnoe.Ger.
Gins iein merOcn Gen 9lbihhiB ser
Gonbention 6iloet Elm @mpiang in
einern Der aroBen 9unoes.8ebalOc.
GoS &rogramm fir bic Gonpen-
tiou ieet Iicb pie foI9t 5uioninen:
9lm %. glopelnber ocriommclt lid
Die Gyeclliip. .9eboroc, ionic Ole pcrs
ibieOenen onoeren Gomiten. 9l6cnoS
luerOen bic Gclegoten bon Ocn Be
ontcn empfongen wer0en.
PIN "a. glooembcr, 10 llbr Wior-
0enS miro sic Gonoeittiou ofiBiell er.
oitnet lnO bic 9ioutincgeihditc crlcs
oigt lpcroen
Pm %, 9loocnbcr miro OoS So.
mite fir @lonoote Ieiucn @cridt cr.
iiotten 3lpii6en t2 mo 9 ll6r miro
ole g9obl Ger neuen 9conten itott.
iinoen lno ooS Nelultot miro Qcgen
Is llbr befomt gemodt pcrocn
9Ibenos finoct elm 9nnfctt Itott.
9liu 26 gtooenber lpcrOeu iammt.
liGc Gelegaten OH einem So6omt III
Der Got1eOrale t6eilnebmen. g3o9,
!mittngS finoet Die SSnitolliruug ser
9eomten itott
Sim 27. g}ooem6er fo6ren IGnmtli.
dc Gelegaten nod @aibington.
glm Gage scr @roifmma scr Son.
lbcntion ipiro Cardinal @ibbons ocn
&orIis fii6rcn, ST Sat cinaelpilligt,
cinen @mpfong noH benz &odont
am 26. 9topember IN iciuer 9leiiocn5
o55u6olteu. g}ob oen empfong Bel
sem Cardinal miro cine ghitomobil.
fo6rt nod ocm @recu Spring @oI.
leg untcrrommen iinO onF ser Slid,
lfo6rt bei peridicoenen Snitituten Der
\ Tbee eingcnonmcn.
! Giuige Scr pronlinenteiten Gonen
| oes Gnpiongs.GnmiteS iinO: 5ralI
95eipton .. 9ufer. Satin OeS
Isricgs Setretdrs; 8rou Soiep6ns
GouieIS, @ottin oeS Morinc.Sefre-
! tdrs, 6rou Gorporo Gon9los @bite,
| Satin oeS G6er6lnocS.9t .9tidtcr
/ 6rnu 6ronfliu &. 2one, @ottiu oes
Setretdrs Oes Snnern; 6rou Gooir
Srnuflin &ouIton @ottin oeS 2ono.
uirtbihofts- Setretdrs; Srou 9Ilirel
1 SDoncp 9nrIeIou, @ottin oes @ene
ral.@oitmeiiters; Sri @iobel s
9ooromon SSrnu Stepben 9. 81
fins, 6rmi s. 9oroeu Sorrimon
6rou Soiepb @3caeuua, @ottiu oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

g8enn i'm SerbIt oie 9Gume sic
munoerpollc 6drblng oinebmen uno
Die 9tatlr i6ren @interihlof bceinnt.
tritt Der Sumner crime Srauenper
elm" 81 ieinem monatlihen 9affees
flotlI 5niommeu, Inn in Der Crime.
rltng ocrgduaener 8eiten 81 Idnel
gen uno Iib Ourh nngenebme Inter.
boltuug iibcr Die nelen Tomcnbiite,
oic htBfreien &leioer, ETC., oie 3cit
81 ucrfiir5en. Die lebte &erIamm.
hmg fnno IN ocr gSobnlnq Scr 6roli
Ylor9dretbe @nltbers, gtr. 772,
8eIt-GroB StroBe. Itatt. 1as @B.
simmer mar redt biibId aeIbmiidt,
itno nadoem Oir1 cine SaIIe Dam.
picnoen Oloffo DER @eiit nnoereat
mar crtontc BON eincm @ictroIo ein
Bal5er, uno Die Gyrouen 2iSctto IS.
ner umo Nlarie 9feeie fonuten Sen
&longen oes ocrIodenocn ,,N(n ser
idonen blauen Conan nidlt mioer.
itcDcu nno moI5ten mic in Scr aliten
alten 3cit Our9 oos 8immer. Inter
ben anpeicnoen 5rauen porcn.
9lareoret 8oltbcrS. 2iIctta gsner,
Nlorp Siceie. Souiia Sdniot, 2i55ie
9ernbarOt, 9toie S9niitde, slueuIto
5prague, Gbriitina 6or, Diarp @ebr.
6eim, Waarp g9aauer, Bertha gabr,
Olorp 03epcrs, Sri. @iomie sd, SRI.
Siietta Sproenc. 9ei Der n6dlten
3ulommentunit i'm 0e5elnber ion ser
oerltorbenen Nlitelie0er in lpiiroiacr
gSeiie ge0adt peroen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

S1idterS0lc9enno; Murquiie 81 2on-
5o, Srou Milliom Cor &e0fielo, @ot.
tin OeS SonoeIS.SefretGrS; SSrou
Nonuis SonIor, 6rou Gllgcne @on
Gcnlieloer, 5rol GbomoS ggott Orc
qorD, @ottin oeS @encral-9IniuoItS;
Mlme. GolOeronc, Srou Sugb 8.
Scott, @attin oeS Ser. Stooten.glrs
nee. Stobs; 6roi 9(rt6ur EoluellIus
his, ISrol 9lobert $Sindleu, Sri ella
&oroinc Toriev, SRI. 91onnie ScoItb,
,Sroi griuton Stonc, 6rou Solep6
Gbropp, Sri. 9o9el Darlington
8rau Charles &enrD Butler, 6rou
&Dan Gebereur uno 6rou E6omoS
0rnor0.
GaS llnterboItimgSs@onlite beltebt
ous iolgenocu Gamen: tSrou s.
tSronf @bilip Scripencr, Goriiberin.
6ron Sbos. ". Senfins uno Srou
Gpen GolD oom 9}otre Came SOL.
lcge; Sri. gillian 6. GonneIlp rmo
Sri @crtulOc Spetaler bon scr St.
Catherine gtorniollcbule; 8rnu Gbo.
mos &ooper un0 6rau Gobert See
Borter bonn IPouut ct. 9lancs.Gol-
lcge; 6roll Noll @lbnion lmo STRAIT
gSm Soblibcl bon scr Baltimore
Slitotion gIco0cnn, sSruu 98. S.
Scarce lmO Srou 5ronf Cunning.
BAN bom ct sSoiepbS College 3ll
Gnmittsbnrg; 6rou @illiom SAil,
ling lino 6rau @OmorO 9l. Sanp.
ion bon oenl gtotre Came SSnItiht;
,Srou Sp6n So6nion uno Srau 8. s.
Vlc@ram bon scr St. WiortiuS gIco.
ocmp; 6rmi Soicp6 @roofS lmo
0ron @m. NdtrpbD bon Scr Ct.
So9n'S glcoOemp; 6rou g9iliom
Glarf mO 6ron Gli5obet6 @. 91c.
]li06t bon ser 6rcoerid @iiitotiou
9Icoocu0.
Gritc cpon0 lutb. ct. 80.
y q u II es q ~ cln 0 c.
Ser SSrauenoercin scr yeriten
gpanq.. ..lutb. ct. So6onneS.@cmein.
oc~ biclt icin iG6rlicbcs 9lititcrnellcn
ob, n1nIid om Gicuitog, N}ittlpodj
IunO Gpnneritog. Ser 9eIu1 por
itGrfer ais icit So6rcn ino ser fl.
nou5ielle GrfoIa beOcltteno oroBcr.
Gin Id6ncS 3eibcu in Oicier be0riid-
ten ot6eurcu" 3eit, Oo Sic ginno6s
men i'm olgemcincn Oieiel6cn ooer
fleiuer iino. ols por einigen Syo6ren
Die 9liSgaben ieOoh Inn ein 9eoell.
teuocS 9eiiicgen iino. Gus 9SitnSo.
lmeni Der OelitiHen @eineiltoen III
nod inmcr Elm idereS, ltnO ser 9Ir.
bettsgeiit Gin reger uno QeIunoer.
Faltor g9. s. 9liifoerboar. ser ga.
ltor ser @enleinoe, ser Dor einioen
Eogeu BON ct. 2ouis 8rriidfebrte,
ipoieIbIt CT ais Gelegot scr gSotio,
nolcn Goniereu5 oeS 9riioerbunSeS
bcipobnte, miro beute i'm 9lbeuooot.
teSOieuit cine 8iIoerprcoigt Iiefern
iiber Die 5ebn @ebote.
Comment Der bid. protc.
itantiiden &irdc.
Gie 1873. id6rlide Gonpention ser
@larplonO Gio5eie ser biid6iI.. pro,
teItontiiHen Stride miro om @litt.
nod in Der @naoen mo ct. 9Seters
Stride begonnen iperoen. @ii1of
Wtrrap miro oen @oriiB fiibrer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

Ger 27 Sabre olte gllcranoer Hlbs
BET, Elm an ser Yorf-Str. mobn6atter
Gulie. muroe ocilern N'orgen bon
Gidter Honit in Ger iiioli1en goli-
5eiitotion sur 3ubhmg pon $40 nnO
Oen @eriGtsfoiten beItrott- Sflbbel
puroe BON Dem @oIi5iiten Spies per-
boitet, nacb0em oericbicoeue DldOben
it'd 6eiHwert botteu, Dab lie BON Stio'
bel bel1itigt muroen. 9iibbel CAB ais
@nti6uloiguna an Dob CT eetrnntel
botte uno iicb nibt erinnern tonne'
iih lngebii6rIid bctrogen 81 Dopcn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

ltnoeiG6r $50 Gele9otcn rperoen on
ser @r6ffnimesiiblmg tbeiInebmen
GrciciniefeitS @emein-
Sc.
@oitor 81. 8. Sterger bon Der
ocittihen Greieiniefeits @emeinoe
miro bel oem beiitigen Wlorgengot.
tesoienIt iiber Stride imo %robibi.
ton" preoigen. Sein G6emo fir oen
9IbenogottesoienIt lolitet: oGie oeuts
i6en Srauen". Ser n6rolien-Ger.
eiu@ Ger @entcinoe feiert belttc
gLben0 nndl iein Stiftlm4sfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

@nS iii'S mas Qlnc iauen pcnn ne sum
III, bah ,,0Irts.Stn fp einiacb inlb Iedt al De-
nuben III III iueniaen Seinnoen nNaeluunnt
lpeil feine @rbeit poer 0ilhHerongersg1lari
oer in'S pcra ihieht sc idBt Gie has Snbs
netaiae oergciieu &s drbeliet hriidnNip
mo brnil ldit m ieucs lleine alie onhncrs
niiac los. ldbi Die retne 0hhNcfniincnsirrir
@diit harnter nfn Shr NNbNernnQc tit
pcrchiuunnenl s3eif geitiihcr, onb m}iulpneit
Wete.SW bebur3ipclt Mcriud,t ea henie
Wbcub
,,9etS,S" mtro bon dilep Nrcdilcn heriarfi
mo cmpiuber. 2ar. Die TIaiChe pncr nnc GHls
ptdne oes grcifes peinnot bon 81 Hdpiellte "
Co.. GDicnQu, Nu
(Gepf24 ,yob5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

w VoDetp G6coter.
iy,Ioraen erideinen oic ,goborct
aso a's oli Ger 9ii6nc ocs @opetp-
gnrS.ers grSlers. Sdeli6 fin0cn Wlotiuec.
rciS 'ellllnaen itott. Eie 9urlesfe lit
INK a. bumoroollen Sittationen
opr', e0t9dIt cine 9(nSo1l bon sdlo.
@os..llln a llno popuIdren mtiifoIiiben
so;.'so9en. Die Snicenirllno itno oie
OOIr '''le limo prG6tig uno oeidmod.
ner Yin g1or beItebenO aus ei-
lnen Spoar bon rei5enoeu iilugcnEo-
' os,rr er3obt oen @Ion3effeft ser
''more 2 trei6 GUAR.
tett.
~n 9roBeu Staoten. in lpelhen ein
o,'os gl''p9Oaie 0rdciter beite6t. iii
on,9 @ EN- IofaIes streid Quortctt
@tr!sellen. 90 bat lid ou6 bier ein
Oes Y a,Splquartett aus oeu Wlitalieocrn
So'tlmorer Symphonic Srdc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

9bunnenten, bic ben HentidDen Gugres
FpDnncntcH~ nidIt pHuEtIirB UOcr nnrcaels
uiEnia crb0ltctL iiNb gcbcten, ncr SfFice
bnbUn per EclrpbUn ober lfjrlftlidD 8)2is
tbeEImHa 5ia titnSBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

ssaz1a AaA ss aa AHAHaaAa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
oShn "@ets-St" fir
mid uOn irbt alt.
60 bolt icbce Dnbnernugr icbesmdl Gdjntcrs.
I0e. 9iidlte cinfadler

SD fdpc Tbnen, ID bnhe 0iipcbori, Scbcni
ircenoe Snlhen iiir NibHernliuen 5i benuBen,
Id babe es nuaegeben, nit NanouQen nnD
Ainocn Nddelc ullS mciten 8chen 3u fnndDen
autqebnrt nil W(ellcrn ufh EcbeercN Sl b0hs
rem @ebi mir ,,e5CiS.Sw nlle3etti"
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-28
Notice Of Final Settlement and Deter
minaliOu of HejrsIlip.

Notice il hereby given that on Nor
day, the 7th day Of August, a. ID. 1916,
rilie A. Dittemore, the Administrators
of the Estate OF WiiliDm II. Dittemore,
deceased; B U. Jamison. Administrator
of the Estate Of Michael Tamney, de
ceased; will appear before the Judge Of
the County Court at the court house in
Kiowa, in the county OF Elbert and state
Of Colorado, at 1929 o'clock in the fore
noon OF said day and present their DC
counts for final settlement and pray the
approval OF the same and ask TO be dis
charged, at which time and place any
person in interest may appear and pre-
sent objections, If any there be.
Notice il also hereby given that appli-
,.ation for the determination OF heirship
~ said William H. Dittemore deceased
has been msde and that the court viii
on said date hereinbefore mentioned, or
at any time to which the hearing may
be continued, proceed to ascertain and
determine who are the heirs OF the sand
William II. Dittemore deceased, and as
,uch entitled to inherit any lands, tene-
ments, hereditaments or other property,
zeal or personal, constituting oil or a
psrt Of the tate OF the said William II.
Dittemore deceased, and enter decree
accordingly, at which hearing all per
.ons claiming to be heirs at law of said
deceased may appear and present their
proof
Witness Frank S. Turner, Judge and
acting Clerk of the County Court
within and for the county of Ell
SRALl bert, in the state of Colorado
and the seal OF said court this
LIST day OF July, A. ID. 1916.
FRANK s. TURNER,
Judge and Acting lerk.
First publication July Z; last publica-
ion Aug 4, 1916.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-28

George Garner was a capital city visi-
tor Wednesday.
fillmore Jewell and Charles Strauss are
here buying horses.
The brick work on our new school
house will be finished this week.
Little Jennie Purden, who has been
sick the past two weeks is improving.
John Guthals is express messenger on
the passenger train between Denver and
Eastonville now.
Al Talbot, who is building VIM. Nor
gan's bungalow, spent Sunday with his
family in Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Perkins arrived
home from Oklahoma yesterday. Mr..
Perkins is greatly improved.
Misses Mabel Magnuson. Evelyn and
Victoria Seaberg and Lucy Peterson ri
Chicago are guests at the Seaberg home.
Joe Cook had his arm fractured. yes.
terday afternoon, while rranking a F'liv-
YER He says the thing can kick harder
than mule.
County Superintendent Deu Pree and
Miss Young were up from Kiowa yester-
day afternoon attending the County
Unit meeting.
The Kiowa Racing association will
meet Wednesday evening, Aug. 2, at
o'clock, in the court house at Kiowa.
Every body is urged to attend.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-28

Miss Daisy Mead of Elizabeth is an
Elbert visitor.
Mrs. John Guthals is visiting at the
parental Beckman home.
Harry Talbot OF Elizabeth is helping
his father on the Morgan house.
The dance in Oaks hall, last Satur-
day night, was very enjoyable affair.
Sid Foreman is busy man these days
getting his threshing machine in shape
for the fall threshirg campaign.
Lucy Peterson. little Miss from Chi
cago is carrying her arm in a sling, hav-
ing fallen from load of hay and cut it.
Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Wrocklofr, Mr. and
Mrs. Theo. Neuman, George and Ernest
Wrocklsn and families camped. ont at
Evergreen couple of days this week.
At the last meeting OF Rising Star
Rebekah lodge, No. ss, Mrs. Nina Pur.
den WAS elected delegate to attend Re
bekah State assembly to be held in Den
yer in October; Mrs. Georgia Putnam
alternate. and Mrs. Minnie Oaks as ID.
D. president.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-28
Democratic Mass Meeting

Notice is hereby given that Demo
cratic nass meeting, representing the
Democratic party OF Ebert county, is
hereby called, and will be held Wednes
day, August 2, 1916, at o'clock p. m,
IN Kiowa, Colo, for the various purposes
enumerated in this call;
To select eight delegates to the State
assembly to be held in Denver Aug. 8th.
To select five delegates to the Second
Congressional District assembly.
To select five delegates to the Repre-
sentative assembly.
To select five delegates for the pur-
pose Of selecting one or more candidates
for the position OF District Attorney, to
be voted upon al the primary election,
Tuesday, Sept. II, 1916.
ASNA c. REILLY, Wee Chairman.
j. b. MAYER, Secretary.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-28
Public Trustees Sale.

Whereas, William Milford, grantor
by trust deed, dated December Is,
1914, and recorded in the office of the
clerk and recorder of Ebert county, Col
nrado, in book IA at page IL, conveyed
20 the public trustee OF said county, the
following land in said county, towit:
Lot No one o. and the southeast quar-
Ter Of the northeast quarter, and the
east half of the southeast quarter of sec
ton two (2) in township thirteen tl3(,
south of range fifty y-nine (59), west of the
ixth Principal Meridian, in Colorado, in
rust, to secure one principal note of even
late with said Trust Deed for $3.50 90,
payable to !. j. Marker or order, one and
two years after date, with interest there
III from date at the rate of seven per
'ent per annum, payable semi annually.
And whereas, default has been made
by the said grantor in said trust deed,
in the performance of the covenants and
conditions imposed upon him by the
terms Of said trust deed, in this, to witt
That said grantor has failed to pay said
principal note when due, and failed to
pay the semi annual interest due on said
principal note on June 10, 1916
And whereas, the legal holder OF the
indebtedness represented by said note
has filed with said public trustee notice
default, aud electing to declare the whole
Iebt represented by said note, and in
terest thereon to date>of sale, due and
payable, and demanding the sale of said
land under said trust deed.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that pursuant to said notice, election
and demand, and under and by virtue
Of the authority vested in me by said
trust deed and the law, |, Tom Burnside,
public trustee OF said county, will sell
the above described land for cash, at
public auction to the highest bidder, at
the south front door OF the county court
house in said county, on Saturday, the
9th day Of August, 1916, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, for the purpose of paying
said notes, interest and expenses of this
sale and will give to the purchaser there.
of a certificate of purchase therefor as
provided by law.
Dated June 2S, 1916
Tom BURNSIDE,
Public Trustee OF Ebert county, Colo.
First publication July 7; last publ
cation August d, 1916.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-28
Precinct Primary

Notice is hereby given that the Re-
publican assembly of precinct No. is
called for August 5, 1916, for the pur-
pose of selecting 10 delegates to, attend
the county assembly to be held at kiowa,
August II, for the purpose Of nominal
ing county officers. Also to nominate
two candidates for justice of the peace,
two candidates for constable and elect
precinct committeeman and woman.
A. G. PUTNAM, Com.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-28
Open for Bids.
FoNDIs. Colo. july II.

FoNDIs, Colo, July II, I9I6.
The following improvements:
One chimney, base 3 feet diameter, Is
inches thick; 8 inches in ground. Size,
12x20. Heghth, 20 feet
Closet, size 4x6 feet; shingle roof; all
complete.
Vestibule, size 8x14 feet, SOU. or Oct;
foot studs feet apart; inch sleepers;
two doors, 6x6-6; two windows, one
sash.
Paint building 24x30, 10 feet to caves,
inside and out; oil floor.
Contract to be let Aug. 3, 1916. Sealed
bids received only. All bids rejected if
not approved by board.
w. f. BEBMAN,
Secretary District No. 20.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is blood or constitutional disease.
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not n quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians in this country for years and is
y regular prescription. 1t Is composed OF
the best tonics known. combined with tho
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces The perfect combina-
tion of the two ingredients Is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
i. j. CHENEY 6 CO. Props. Toledo o.
Sold ly Druggists. price Toe.
Take Halls Family Pilla for constipation.
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Let the Kodak tell your story.
Autographic Kodaks, $40 to
$22. SO; Kodaks, 81 so to $40:
Brownies, $500 to $500; Fold
ing Brownies, SIS. 90 to $40. Films
and Kodak supplies. Roll Films
developed, 10c; 6 or IL exposure.
Prints, &c and up. Kodak Al
buns. City Drug Store.
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If you want first-class shoe re-
pairing done on short notice give
me call. ] guarantee satisfac-
ton. II. II. BECKMAN.
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Notice..

Modoc. the Harry Olmsted
stallion, will stand at Tom Will
Jams Wednesdays and the rest
of the week at the ranch, eight
miles southeast of Kiowa,
RALPH B. MAUI.
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Soda fountain now open. Cool.
sparkling soda water. root beer.
etc. We use crushed fruits in all
our sundas and ice cream sodas.
CITY Drug Store.
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Lumber for sale. Straight edge
500 per M; rough edge, $40 per
M; posts, IL cents each. On the
Charley Perkins ranch. BIZ ou
bluffs. Apply at mill.
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Try our baby chick food. A
food that is rs per cent mechanic
ally predigested. City Drug Store
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Frank Black has the Official
Refrigerator Cream Tank for
sale. an article that viii soon pay
for itself.
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Chambr is an iron gray imported reg
istered Percharon Stallion; weighs 1850;
foaled May Is, 1905
Sire, .Joubert 4o093 (i5l05l by Nessi
25l56 (42499l, 10y Norsert l35i63l, by fur-
GO 1927 ts506l. bv BRAND 53l7 tlG30l, by
Brilliant 1871 t755l, by Brilliant 1899
t756l, bv Cocn I'd (7li1 by Vieux Chss-
lin t7l3l, by Coco t7l2l. by Mignon (7l5),
by Jean lie Blanc f7a9l.
Dam Biiou (54273l, by Reglot (37968l.
nv Jupiter 4th u30Oll. bv Jupiter 02l2
I6759). by Vidoco 4s3 (732). by Coco ID
t7l4), by Vicux Chaslin (7l3). by Coco
t7l2t by Mignon t7l5), by Jean lie Blanc
(739)
Chamhri will make the season OF 1916
at the Alfred Peterson ranch, six miles
south OF Gilbert. every day except Satur-
day, when he will stand in Elbert.
TERMS $40 tn insure mare. with foal.
Parties parting with mare before know
ing to be with foai. or removing mare
from county. will he responsible for fees.
which becomes due at once. Care will
be taken to prevepi accidents but will
not be responsible should any occur.
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For Sale, 24 horsepower gas
engine. Will sell or trade my
property in Ebert.
LEWIS MoNETT.
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Just received a new lot of Col
umbia records. City Drug Store.
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For sale, dining room set, four
hole range, rockers, etc. All
new. Inquire at the Littleton
creamery.
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For sale, Decring corn binder
little used. D. E Steckel. Ebert.
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Classified Advertising.

Eight weeks old pigs for sale.
Mrs. J. D. Blakely.
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Dick Morgan is taking in the Frontier
festivities at Cheyenne.
Kavanaugh 4 Co. sold five cars OF cat
tie to Wyoming buyer, which were
shipped from Elizabeth this week.
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The Lutheran Mission.

win meet IN B. NJ. Narron's real estate
Office German services on the second
Sunday and English services on the
fourth SUNDAY in each month at 1870 u.
IN. Sunday 3, pol at 10 o'clock. Every
body cordially invited.
REv. W. ZIMMERMAS. Pastor.
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Real Estate Loans. If you want
a real estate loan see
j. F.. MAYER.
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Mrs. Agnes George of Colorado Springs
Is visiting Ebert relatives.
CHURCH NOTES.
Catholic Church.

There will be services in the Catholic
church at Ebert, Sunday, July 30, at
1920 a. m. p.