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SAGUACHE
CRESCENT.
VOL. XXI. NO. ¢.
SAGUACHE. COLORADO, THURSDAYJJANUARY 2&,
II]1[ ........ ~'- fi' :
27 29 31
1901.
SlIN
Does
your hair
split at
the end?
Can you
pull out a
handful
HAIR by r+un-L~
nifig,~/oui~ ~11
fingers through, it?~j
Does it seem dry and fl
lifeless ?
rl
Give your haix a ~
chance. Feed it.|]
The roots are not [.|
dead; they are weak It]~
because they are0]
starved--that's all. ~|
The
b e s t i al l[Vi ]H
h a i r [f~dF ~k II'~0q
:: IHalrl
i i
/thefodtstapding warrant fund to the
] pof}r fund,'~he hum of $150. 'l he minu-
/ tell a~ now read and approved, after
l w~[ilih on motion the board adjourns
J sifi~.Tdie. ~
I ~]tL ~AVISON, Chairmhm
..... +,+ LEE FMRBANKS, Clerk,
First day,:ee~b-d Jan. lerm, 190LJa.0.
9. At 9o'clock a. m. bo,rds meets m
regular sessmn for se.;ond January term,
1901.
New hoard organizes by electing Com.
John Welty as chairman. Thefollowing
members are present: John Welt)',
chairm~m, Frank Browu, J. E. As,hley
J. W. Daviuson, county attorney, Lee
Fairbanks, cleric. The following official
bonds are examined and approv ed:
Henry Scl~wacksnberg, jest, ice of the peace
preomct ................................. No. 1
J. M. Lawrence, justice of the peace pre. No. 3
John H. Norveil, justice of the peace, pre. No. 19
H. Leonard, jaatice of the peace, pre. No. 28
............. pre, No. 8
• • .................. vre. No. 7
ShlPpey, constable .............. pre. No. 23
s wewera' report on the proposed
road running from the ~ W corner of
twp. 44, range 9, and from the S E. cor-
ner sec. 5, twp. 43, range 9, in an easterly
and northerly direction to intersect the
Ssguache and Moffat road near the
buildings on the Mean~ sad Ashley
ranch, (formerly the S. L. & C. Co. ranch)
is taken up and conmdered and on mo-
tion was approved in so far aa tt relates
to that I~art of the proposed road begin-
ning at the S E eor. sec. 5 4~ 9 and run-
ning north 1~ miles to the S W. corner
se0,33,44+9, and from thence northeas-
terly aer(~ said sac. 33 about ~ m lie,
thence east about ~ mile, thence north
to intersect the Saguaehe and Moffat
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.
WHOLE NUMBER t044.
There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused 5v
it--heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad-
vanc~ the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste av,,ay cellby cell.
Then the richness of the blood--the albumcr
--~.Jeaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kllmer's ,gwamp.F(oot the new dis-
covery is the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless case~, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
by mall, also a book telling about Swamp.
Root and Its wonderful cures. Address
SAGUACHE CRESCENT
FOn~ERLV SAOUAOHI Dletm~T.
OSCAP~ . D. BHYAN,
. PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
~+hlished at Saguache, Colo., every Thurible
"~O lm)lttieai q'aestions it will advocat~ t, hs
mterests of the liepuhhcan party. Its
chief a*m will be to advan~ the ma~
~mrial interests of thin county.
~ubscriotlon, - • $2.00 a Year.
Leading Paper
4~ Of the County. Hae more ~
than twloe the (31roullttlofl ~,
of any paper tn oounty. ~,
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NOTICE Felt PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Del, Norte, Colo.,
December 22nd, 1900. ~"
Notice is b~reby given that the following:
ham, d settler ires t~ied notic0 of his intention to
make iitml proof in mzpport of his claim, ~d :
that said proof will be made before t~e (;Jerk
the 1)istrwt (ourt at Saguaehe, Colorado, o~
Februar:,, 9th, 1901, viz:
Warren S. Joy, who made homestead entry NO.
:~856, h,r then !k nw !.~andn%ne~i sec 28 twp
15nrSeN. M.l'. ,!.
tD~ ~ames tim following witnesses to prove hie
contlnuoua reAdezzee upon and cultivation of,
S:+lt'J land, ¥1Z:
hJaqzes 8lane, John h. Stephens, Herbert ~;
.umng und Franklin Clark, all of Sagnae~
Colo. "
Notes for Publication.
Peruna, for La Grippe, $t,00,
one Minute Cough Cure, 25 and 50 cts,
K0d01 Dyspepsia Cure, 50 cts, and $t,00.
Jaynes Expectorant, 50 cts, and $t,00,
Dr, Sh0ups Preventics, 25 cts, to prevent Grip,
5atuachc Pharmacy C0.,
Frank Plttenter, Mar,
Ill I l
Buggies and Wagons
I have at my place in.the town of Moffat a Large Stock of Farm
Implements--Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Binding Twine, Oil, Etc.
I have a bargain to offer in Buggies and Wagou~ which I buy in
car load lots and can make you better paices than you can get any
where else m the wdley. Call and examine my stock and get
nay prices before buying elsewhere.
JOIIN IIOLCOMB, MOFFAT, COLO.
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THE P] OPLH'g NATIONAL FAMILY NHWSPAPI R
Published on Thurs-
If you don't want
your hair to die use
Ayer's Hair Vigor
once a day. It makes
the hair grow, stops
falling, and cures dan-
druff.
It always restorea
~olor to.gray +or Iadvd
air; tt never fails,•
$I.OO I bottle. All 4rulllsl~.
"One bottle of A~er's
|topped my ~ from
• ml sts.~ it to
March 25,1~..__. ~va,
"Aym"s Hair Vigor completely
cured me from dandruff, with which
I wM greatly afflicted. The growth of
my hair since its use has I~en come-
thing wonderful."
LENA O. GREw-NZ,
April 13,1899. NewYork, N.Y.
If you de not obtahT, all the ben.e fits
you expeetsd from the u~ of the
Vigor, write the ~nr atmut it.
D)g. J. C. &YER, Lowell, Man.
I,
A petition for rural free delivery has
been forwarded to Wahington request-
ing a route from Hooper west to Centeri
carrier to make a circuit of 37 miles a
day.--Mosca Herald,
COUNTY COMMI8810NER8-
First day, Jan. t~rm, Jan. 7. At 1O
o'clock a. m. board meet~ in r~ular Jan.
1901, ~ion, with all memtmrs present.
Minute~ of Jan. 5 am road ann approved.
Gum Bschman appears before the
board, and by his attorney, Gee. P. Wil.
son, aeka for a reconsideration of the or.
dar declaring a private ropd across his
lands nur Myers creek. It appearing to
the board that all the pro0~inge re-
garding the matter were not exactly in
accordance with the statutes regarding
roads, on motion the order declaring the
said private road to be established, is re-
considered and declared null and void.
The treasurer is ordered to accept $5
in full payment of all unpaid taxes on
lot 2, block 37, Crestone, from 1884 to
1899 inclusive.
The county physician appears before
the board regarehng small pox matters
m the southern part of the county. After
considerable discussion of the matter,
the following order was made. Dr. H. A.
Lord, the county physician is ordered to
immediately proneed to fumigate and
disinfect the Hiner house, used as a pest
house, in accordance with the plan sug-
gested to the board, and to keep an ac-
count of all property destroyed by him
acd report same to board. Also to fum-
igate :he Hornier house and raise the
quarantine.
Reports of Dawd Glasgow, road over-
seer, dist. No. 1 and Eugene Williams,
count~ sheriff, are examined and up-
proven.
It being called to the attention ~ the
board that a vacancy exists in the office
of constable in nnd for precinct No. 19,
on motion Harry DIx is appointed to fill
said vacancy.
Bills No. 217, 244 and 245 are dmallow-
ed. No. 214 to 216. 218 to 243, 111 and
194, are. allowed aa shown an bill book.
Board now adjourns until tomorrow
morning.
Second day Jay. term, Jan. 8. Board
Published Monday,
Wednesday and Fri-
NEWday. Is In reahtyafine,,
fresh, every.other+day
m Daily, giving the lat-
est news on days of is-
. sue, and covering news
of the other three• It
YORK contains all importan~
foreigu cable news
which apvears in THE
DAILY TRIBUNE (,f
same date, aLso Do-
mestic and Foreign
TRI C, orrespondence, +herr
:. Stories, Elegant Half-
tone Illustrations,
Humorous Items, In-
' dustrial information,
Fashion Notes Agri-
cu tural Metiers and
WEEKLY '+.+-++
liable Financial and
Market reports.
Rsaular subscrintion
TRIBUNE
We furnish It with
THE CRESCENT for
$2.50 per year.
day, aed known for
maces pursuant to adjournment with all
NEW nearly sixty ears in:
every part of t~e Unit- members present. Minutes are read and
" ed State~ ass Nationalannroved
Family Newsoaner of r . .
*h* -;-h~* el--s to- ~he treasurer ls ordered to sell and am
[ar~m'e'r~u~l vit'~ers: I sign tax sale certificates ou the follow:
Itcontainsallthemost I inn Bonanza lots, viz" " .
important e n e r a 1
-~ -~ots 7, 8 and 9, block J, to Dan Ma
YORK-'"' +++
TRIBUNE up to hour [ honey, for $5 each. Lot 10, block A, lot
of ~,lug to press, an ] 1~, block B, and lot i3, I, to S E "K0rt,.
Agrzeultursl Del,art- [ " h r " e ' '
m • rig t, fo $5 ach. Lots 10-13-15 and 16~
eat of the highest or-
der, has entertainingI block I, for $5.05 each, lots 8 and 30,
reading for every
member of the family,
WEEKLY " old ann young, Mark,t
Reports which a'e ac-
cepted as authority by
farmers and oonn try
merchants, and ts
clean, up to date, m-
teresting and instruct-
ive.
TRIBUNE
prig.e, 11.00 l~r :,'ear.
we furnish it with
THE CRESCENT for
13.00 per year.
8end all orders to The Crescent, Saguache.,
block T, for $3 eaob, to O. P. Hine. Also
lot8, block 1, and 40x50 feet east side
bloekl, Saguaohe, to Albert MoGehee
for $4.
Commisaioner elect John E. Ashley
now present~ himself and takes the oath
of offios, but defers taking hie seat with
the board until tomorrow.
Report of John Amslar, road o~eraeer
dist. No. 7 m now presented, examined
and approved. '
Bills No. 246 to 264 inclusive ar6 al-
lowed in full.
County treasurer is ordered to trans-
fer from the ~a~oial ountingen~ fund to
road at the S W corner N E ~ N E
soc. 33 aforesaid. And a public high-
way 60 feet in width is ordered laid out
and°'autablished on the last above de-
scribed line from and after this date.
The vieWers' report on thepr0posed
road~iog on the twp, line between
sections ~nd:' 3~,, 42~ 8 ~d running
north 6 m~ %hence Weal I mile, thence
north about 6~ miles to the S W corner
eec. 3444-8, is taken up, considered and
approved~: and on motion a public high-
way 60 fret in width m ordered laid out
and eetabh|hed on the stud hue from and
after this date.
J. W. Davidzon is appointed county
attorney for the ensuing year ee per
contrast ligned and flied.
8. Keeoy appears bef ~ ~rd and
complains that the ~ ,q~'~~t ~+~ per
board on July 11, $~ ~+ kna
unjust. It appe~ ~i~ ~i tb~t
the said rains w~~ ~-it~li
ordered that big ~ ~%~:
1900 be ~aoed in the~"~ F~'/~.
Tha county treasnre~:Ml;o[~ie.~
~ sell
and a~ign to D. M. ~ ~+':tax sale
certificate No. 212, sale of 1897, on north
20 feat of lot 8, block 2, and oert" No. 166
sale of 1898, on lot 11, block 2, Villa
Grove, for $10 each, saia auma to be in
full payment of all unpaid subsequent
taxes on said property.
On motion it is ordered that Wesley
Staley be recommended to His Exeel-
lency Governor Orman, for appointment
sa supermtendent of irrigation in and
for irrigation division No. 3.
On motion it is ordered that the names
i
Colorado Short
Line.
Miss0uri
Pacific Ry
The People's Choices
Through without change
DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS
and PLIIE'BLO
TO
IOkNSA$ CITY and ST, LOUIS,
.... Diree~ Route To
The?H0t springs' of Arkansas,
Free l~o|tnin~ Chair Cars.
~legant t~llman Palace Buffet Sleepers
Government Fas~ Mail Route East
and West.
See your nearest ticket agent or write
C, A, TRIlPP, •
G; W, F, &!P, ARt., Denver~ C01o.,
Dr. Kllmer & Co., Binghamton, N, Y. and Land Office, Del North, Colo.,'
mention this paper, Jan. 18, 1901. }+
Notice Is hereby ~iven ~hat the following
......................................... nameds eltler i)as filed notice of his lntentl~
tomake lhta|pro,)[ in support of his claim,
of the following parties be certified to .ud lhatsdd proot'will be made before Lee
FMrbauks. clerk of dtstrlot court of~guseha
thogoveruor from whom to mal~e ap-
pointments for water commissioners in
the ~weral water districts of the count)'
vii:
District No. 25--J. M. Pfizer, W. D.
Davidson, Gus Peterson.
District No. 26--Argo Taylor, Franh
Brown, J. E. M~tchell.
District No. 27--M. White, Dacr~
Dunn, A. W. Dawson.
District No. 28--Thos. P. Goodman.
The following road overseers ~e now
appomted.
Dist. No. 1, Richard Cooper. Dist.
No. 2. Lynn Oole. Dist. No. 3, R. H.
Lampson. Dist. No. 5, John Braun.
Dist. No. 6, Ed Lamon. Dist. No. 7, J.
J. Nays. Dist. No. 8, John Cline. Dist.
No~ 9, Thee. P. Goodman, Dmt. No. 10,
Thee. Roberts,
On motion Lee Fmrbanks is appo!nt
ed purohasing agent for the ensuing
year at a salary of $50. Dr. J. Melvin is
now appointed oounty physician for the
ensuing year at a salary of $~50.
Board now adjourns until tomorrow
morning.
Jo~ W~LT~, Chairman.
LEE FAIRBANKS, Secretary.
Persons whosuffer from indigestion can
not expe~t to bye long, because t~ey osu.
not eat the food required to nourish the
body and the products of the undigested
foods they do eat poison the blood. It is
courtly. Colo., ou M~reh 5, 1901, vlz:
Be~edtto Marquez. who made homestead en.
try, ~,,.i2~5L, for ti~e ~ E ~i. sac. 2, twp. 42 N ot
rangcTEN MPM,
He names the following witnesses ts prow
hlscoizIluuous residence upoa and Ct~[tlva.
lion el said land, viz:
Fries Chaves, Juan Andrea. Babenela Epl-
Janlo "lorres, Jullo Lobate,all of Carnero, Oolo.
Jas. H. Ba.x~a, R~O~r.
Notice for Publication.
L.~n CYmes ~T Da'~. NeaTh, COLD.,
Jan. 19th, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in supnort of has claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
cler~ nfthe d!strJct court at ~aguache, Cole. o~a
March 2, 190L viz:
Gustavus H. ~orum. who m~Ae hom~
entry No. 279L for the ~ W ~ sec. I, twp. ~ ~-~
ra~geTENMPM.
Hs names the following witnesses to prOve
his coutlnuot~s residence upon aud cultivatlcll '
ol said land, vim ,,,
Samuel Jewell, John S. 8anderson_both of
Saguacl~e, Cole, H. P. Johnson, J. P, John-
son, both of Carnero, Colo.
J^s, H. B,x'nm, Re~;a~er.
Note and receipt books and chert form
bills of. sale at this office.
Quality and not quantity makes Do
Witt'e Little Early Rmers such valuable
important to cure indigestion as soon as little liver pills. Saguache Pharmaoy,
possible, and the best method of doing Life on the p--laths in stirring timm of
this is to use the preparation known as I the past will be faithfully revmd~
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It d gests whatI .the; ~+ ~' ooagreu at ~IL s -Pan-
you eat andre~toresallthedigestivo or-lca.,~i~iou ' " ~'
guns to perfect health. Saguache Pbar-' ~"='-'* .... " -~ ................. : ; :
macy. If troubled with a w~ak diges'.ion,
....... ;'- ' ~'db t"- . .. . i belching, sour stomach, or if you-feel
,,u,,sy,orwmsK,e_+~tane y??w0a~est,tomacM dull after eating, try Chamt+erlain'smom-
& Transitory Depository.
When you want to save money put it
in a ban~ or bury i~. Don't give it to
some person to keep for you. Persona
sometimes move and usually carry what
they have with them. Susan Bail is
now mournmg over the loss of her for.
tune of $650 which she received from
her divorced husband m final settlement
of their accounls. Susan vibrates be-
tween the towns of the upper San Luis
and may even have been seen in Salida.
She went to Moffat to cook in a hotel.
She gave her mommy to a fellow named
Fogarty, commonly called "Outer" a
name thathe earued by a straightfor-
ward career of mace ) o,~r~ (,f"cuteness."
"Guter" name to Sahda. When he
left tbere was morn tuout,y m town than
when hearnwd. |~e e,moin with over
$900 and left wi~h ~, (¢~l,p~r--hot on his
trail. "Cuter'~" star uP d~:~tmy led him
to Max Florence's club r+~om. "Cuter"
also imbibes and ~,fl~m ,)v(~r do)~ th~ job,
He got gay and "'gamboled on the green"
like a Mary's lamb+ t[,~ liwn+gave out
the news that he was go~t)g to Pueblo to
employ ~ome help for hi~ hotel m Moffat.
The next morning the Salida police
were wired to hold "Cuter" but he had
fled. The constable felts)wed up but
"Cuter" and his roll had vanishod.--Sa-
lida Mail.
A Deep Mystery. """
It is a mystery why women~ endure
Backache, Headache, Nervousness~ Sleep.
le~snses, Melancholy, Fainting and Dizzy
Sl~ells when thousands have proved 'that
Eleotric Bitters will quickly cure such
troubles. "I suffered for years with kid.
hey trouble." writes Mrs. Pbeb6 Cherley,
of Peterson, la., "and a lame back pained
me so I could not dress myself, but
Electrio B~tters wholly cured me, and,
although 73 years old, I now am ,hie to
do all my housework," It overcomes
Oonstipation, improves Appetite. gives
perfect health. Only 50o at Lord & Wil-
cox'e, Creatone, Golo.
ach and Liver Tablets. Prio~ 25 cents.
Sttmplcs free at Sag.uach~ Pharmacy." ....
The ~aguache Journal is dead, The~
n~ver was any good reason for its publi-
careen. One paper m more than :Sa-
guacho wit~. properly support.--Pro~
petter.
/ ..............
Walter Bronaugh was in town the first
of.the week from Monte Vista. ~e was
driving a Monte Vista tailor, who wu
taking order for otothing in the Saguaohe
county camps.
Be~tt Out ofal~ increase of His PelastolT.
A Mexican war veteran and prominent
editor writes: "Seeing the adverti~ment
of Charabedaiffs Colic, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy, I am reminded that as
a soldier iu 2%xico m '47 and '48, I con.
tracted Mexieau diarrhoea and this rem-
edy has kept me from getting an Inoream
in my pension f,,r on every renowa~ ,a
dose o[ it restores me." It m unequalled
as a quick cure for diarrhoea and ia
pleasant and safe to take. For sale by
~aguache Pharmacy.
A New Company.
The Kerber Mining & Development
company, capital stock $500,000, to oper.
ate in Parkville, Ssguaohe county. The
d~rectors are D. G. Weems, T, H. Bald.
win and G. E Buldwin.
I! I I I li tL
ood's Pills
Are prepared f~m Na.
ture's mild laxative, and
while gentle are ~le
and efficient. They:::
Rouse
Cure Sick Headache, Bil.
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, aSS. per box.
