SAGUACHE
CRESCENT.
VOL. XXI. NO. 29. SAGUACHE, COLORADO, THURSDAY, JULY 18, I901. WHOLE NUMBER 1069.
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This week we desire to call our
friendst attention to our nice Iine of
Boys and Youths' Clothin
which we have for sale--siz~ three
to twenty years--at prices ranging
from $2.00 to $6.00 a suit.
"Featherbone Whips."
SAM FEAST,
MOFFAT.
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LAWRENCE & WILLIAMS
DUNN BLOCK,
SAGUACHE, COLORADO,
Have just opened as complete a stock of
GENERAL HARDWARE
As can be found in the San Luis Valley.
Thm stock is new throughout, was selected by an experienced Hardware
man ann was bought at prices which.,will permit its being
mold right. Anything kept in a well-appointed
Hardware Stock can be bought of us.
We solicit your trade.
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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 Wagons which I buy in
car load lots and can make you better paices than you can get any
where else In the valley. Call and examine my stock and get
my prices before buying elsewhere.
JOHN HOLCOMB. MOFFAT, COLO.
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This Is your Opportunity.
On reeeipt of ten cents, cash or stamps,
a generous Jample will be mailed of the
most popular CatArrh amd Hay Fever Cure
(FAy's Cream Balm) s~eisnt to demon-
s~ato the groat merits of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,
66 Warren St., New York City.
Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great FAlls, Mont.,
recommended Ells Cream Balm to me. I
san emphasize Iris statement, "It is aposi-
tire cure for catarrh if used as dirscted:'~
Roy. Fmnek W. Pools, Pastor ~n~P~
Chursh, Hakns, Mont.
Ely's Cream B~m is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and nontMus no mercury
nor any lnjunou~ drug. l~ce, 50 e~
?rivate and (~hronio Diseases of Men
CONSULT Men suffering from evil of"
f-cte of youthful indi~cre-
mr.,s~'t~#~t~, tlons, syphilis, gonorrhmat
[ . ~. gleeS, strictures poxuaL
r .~ weakness, varicooelo, un-
m~It~il~k ~atural dt.~chargcs, lost
[~ ~ vitality, failing memory,
I ~ ~ unfitness to marry, blood,
l~[[~r s~in, kidney or private dis-
easeS•are speedily cured.
DR. COOK has spent 80
~,d ~k"~i~ ~ ~enys of penis.ten.t, study
i id ~ &net experience m ins owu
il~l~l~pra~tlca~ aud among the
......... Iargcst Eastern hospitals
D~'AV~ ~t~o~. in curing this class of dis-
oases and. will ~ar~e you a~qrmanent cure
st moderate cost, Ha has ~r~i tnouasnas WhO
thought their case~,hopelesm All ]etter~ private.
Write for question blank. Consultation free.
Me(licines sent free from observation,
Cook rledlcal Co. ,6=,I Curtis St. Denver.Col,
FURNISH YOUR HOME FREE!
/~~~~lWt~3~ to.dayfor our hand.! m
som.s Inu sCr, t~d e~taJogue I READ THE LETTER~
~esswh~t ~e~UtlflU pro-I from our ~atrons and m
mlams we ~flve for selling[ ~.~ convinced *h.* . i
iT--~ I Ill tO oarS.caps..We~lyetoeachI zredeanntr with uther-i
purchaser or a nox of Sea oughly reliable nou~e
.... • or bottle of Perfume their[ ' i
choice of some of the hand- '-
ll~l'l" ~-~ • V -I i-F ~-i seraest premlums in the market. Lamps, BmceleSs, i
i /~ ~ /~\ i ~\ "i P~-~sanaotner ~eauUfm ~rteen~ To ~,. i
B ,4~L K 5~ "~.~_ i I,,U .J i the agent who sells enlr st boxes of Soap |~ i
I'~ ~/~ ~l@~i we tree a SO.Piece Dinner Set--not a J • i
toy set--but a b~mtifullr dee, orated and ~i
BAIS'reL VT gold traced, fuji size for family Urn, Din- I~i
- , • nor set. We aim) glee Couches, l;ocker~, mm ~ I |i
1 sm ve~muoh plea~ ~t~, my dishes, and Dining Room Chairs Center Tables ~ ~ i ~i
~l~upsuom.ror~rJ~n. " W Lac~ Curtains, Watches. Knives an~ Ui
Mi~ LULu BESA • ForEs, Gmnl~eware, Scwlnz Machine~ Rim
NZI~OI~VILLI. OHIo, M~l~ll~ment|,Ete. lfc~hlspre- ~i
O~ ~v~ to-~y. My_~u~mor~ are sn f~ we,~low a .r©~ Ii~ra~ commi~ ~~
well ple~l with thslr lsm~ We have not ,een ~Lo~ .ws~rust y?u~ ;~omoas~roqul.r.eq~ f YT~II I'~i
•aeh nieelsmp. }tote b~ore, will ~ndsaolherord~- wed~iow' ~1ou 35 d.a~s z}ms )n wales | ~'~ J~ii
iu a few dsyl. 1 am more than ~lealed with the to e t~er le S~.~ s ann !o~ec% ~[oU~ "*~..~drW i
mandolin. Mt~. AGN~ HITCHING& money uezot~ Pg~aS us. usa t aemy."qmm~ ~
SALVONA SOAP CO., ~aJn and Locust Sts., ST. LOUIS, ~KO.
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of youth.
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Hair Vigor. I have found that it
will do everything that you claim
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MArch 22,18~. KansM City. Me.
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Vigor, write the Doctor about it.
Address, DE. J• C. ATER,
Lowell, ~es.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Fifth day, July 9th. Board met pur-
suant to adjournment with all members
present. Minutes are read and approved.
Withdrawal of Mark Biedell from the
bond of S. E. Kortright, justice of the
peace in and for precinct No. 11, ia ac-
cepted.
Bill No. 187-8-181 to 199, 200a and b,
20L2 3-5 to 220, 222 and 223 are allowed
in full. No. 190, supt. of irrigation, for
$35.85, allowed at $32.90, expenses dis.
allowed. No. 204, Clyde Welch, painting
signs, etc. for $1225, allowed at $1 2,5. No.
200, ~ustice of the peace, for $14.50, al-
lowed at $13A0. No. 200c, d, e, witnesses
justice court, disallowed. No. 221, Dr.
Bradburn, small pox expenses, $91, dis-
allowed, not a county charge.
The following resolution is presented,
and on motion is auopted:
Whereas, The Saguache creek has not
for several years been supplied with fish
from the state fish hatchery and there is
now a great need for a supply of trout
fry m said stream in order to keep it
stocked with the usual amount of fish,
And, This board deeming it of impor-
tance to the entire county that the said
stream be frequently restocked with fish.
Therefore, be it
I~esolved, That we as the board of
commissioners "of the county of Sa-
guache, do hereby request the Hen. C.
W. Harris, state game and fish commie- (21) days from the hme the disease
stoner, to furnmh a supply of trout fry I began. If he shall find it necessary
for said stream at his earliest opportu. I to prolong such quarantine, having
nity. i proof fist the disease still exists, he
Board now takes a recess for dinner. [shall have the authority to keep
At 1 p. m. board agam resumes bust- such case quarantined until he shall
hess with all members present, have ~atisfactory evidence that the
Grocery bond of S. M. Phillips, of Sar-
gents, is approved, and the clerk is
authorized to issue saloon license xn ac-
cordance with his application..
Clerk's, sheriff's and treasurer's month-
ly reports are examined and approved.
The clerk is instructed to procure and
have placed in position, head boards for
th0 graves of the pauper dead, under
sectlon 3391a Mills Annotated Statutes.
Bids for printing dehnquent tax list
are now opened and considered, and on
motion the contract is let to O. D. Bryan
o~ the Suguache CRESCENT at' the price
of 50 cents per inch for first insertion,
and 25 cents for each subsequant m-
sertion.
On motion board now adjourns until
tomorrow mornmg.
Sixth day, July 10th. Board meets
pursuant to adjournment with all mem-
bers present. Minutes read and approved,
The board now proceeds to select 100
names to be certified to the district court
from which names the jurors for the
October term of said court are to be
drawn.
I On motion Biedell voting precinct No.
10 is discontinued and the territory in-
eluded in said precinct is added to and
made a part of Veteran precinct No. 18.
The board now names judges of elec-
tion for the several precincts of the
county as follows:
Villa Grove. No. l--W• J. King, W.T. Ander-
son, Jacob Barsch•
Cotton Creek, No. 2--John Amsler, John A.
Davldson, J. G. Ncidhardt.
Crestone, No. 3--E. H. Underhlll. A. Slevert,
R. A. Mooney. ~ ..
Cmnero, No. 4~W. H. Garrltson, A, T. ~cow,
J. H. Simpson.
Lower Saguache No. 5--R. M. Edwards, John
Brauu JaM. White.
Saguache,'No• 6--W. F. Boyd, Ned Lockets
J. W. Davidson. ' !
Sargents, No. 7--J. R. Hicks, T.P. Goodman,
Chas. Eberling.
Upper Saguache. No. 8--F. E. Hodding, Wm.
Munro, Zach Clark.
Cochetopa, 9-E• C. Everly, John McDonough,
Thos. Roberts.
Bonanza, No I1--A. J• Brae, John E. Ault, J.
W. Yaughn.
Aider, No. 12--W. R. Donnell, D.M. Davison,
John Wisdom.
Mc-
Parkville, No. 13--T. H. Thompson, W. A•
Entyre, JOSs Mahon.
Russell Springs, No. 14--Johu S. STOW, B. F.
Forbes. Mrs. Flora Whitten.
Hauman, No. 15--Chas. Hoffman, Chas. Holl-
mer, P. J. (~uinu•
Moffat. No. 1O-J• H. Holcomb, H. Nash, Sam
Feast.
Elkhorn, No, 17-Munro Tomson, O. O. Fel-
lows, J. D. Hess.
veteran, No. 18--Fcles Chaves, Joe Bernard
L.H. Davis.
Duncan, No. 19--H. E. Snider, Fritz Youch, J.
W• ~tambaugtL
Union HILl, No. 20--C. D. Jones Henry Lucas
Gee. W. Koogle.
Lawrence, No. 21--Tom Nolaud, George Far-
rington, Reis Borrego.
Center, No, 22--Newel Graves. Thee. Tough,
Wm. Brashear.
Embargo, No. 28--No appointments made,
Board now takes a recess for dinner.
At I p• m. board again resumes busi-
ness with all members present.
John Farrington now presents plans,
specifications and bids for covering the
north front steps of the court house with
iron plates, and on motion he is awarded
the contract as per plans No. 2 at $160,
by the following vote: Welty, no, Brown,
yes, Ashley yes.
On motion the clerk is instructed to
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notify the overseers in road dmtrmts No.
5 and 7 to put the road in good repair
along the Meadow ranch as soon as the
ground is in condition to work.
The semi-annual report of the condi-
tion of the county is now examined and
approved
The treasurer is authorized ~ transfer
from the clerk's fee fund to the ordinary
fund the sum of @370.
Bills No. 22~ to 229 inclusive are al-
lowed in full.
On motion board now adjourns to Sep.
llth at which time it will meet for the
purpose of selecting a maid of honor and
for the transaction of any other business
that may come before the board.
LEE FAIRBA~KS, Clerk•
Jo~ W~.LTY, Chairman.
Public Health Regulations,
The following regulations were
adopted by the board Of health:
~o. 1. The properly constituted
health officer of the municipality
shall haze full power to quarantine
all contagious diseases.
No. 2. He shall have the author-
ity to post upon the dwelling or
building in which there may be a
person afflicted with a contagious
disease a poster or placard with the
name of the disease plainly written
or printed thereon, and it shall be
unlawful for any person to remove
such placard without the permission
of such health officer.
:No. 3. The health officer shall
have authority to take such meas-
ures as may be necessary to prevent
the spread of contagious disease.
No. 4. H~ ~hall have the author-
ity to take the following steps to
prevent the spread of the following
named diseases:
DIPHTHERIA.
He shall quarantine every case of
diphtheria for at least twenty-one
patient, or patients, are free from
the bacilli of diphtheria.
SCARLET FEVER.
a The health officer shall quar-
antine ~each house or building in
which the patient sufferiug from
scarlet fever may be, for at least
six w~eks and longer, if in his opin-
ion said disease is not entirely eradi,
cated.
b No person who lives in said.
house shall be allowed to attend day
school, Sunday ~chool, or other
phtce of public meeting for at least
[eight (8) weeks from the time the
patient, or patients, in said house
were b~ken with the disease;
and in any case said person or per-
sons shall not be permitted to attend
any such place of p,blic gathering
for a period of two (2) wed~s- after
the building has been fumigated.
SMALL POX.
a Every perso~ suffering from
small pox shall be sent to an iso-
lated hospital immediately upon the
discovery of such disease upon such
person.
b Every person who shall have
been in any manner exposed to
small pox shall be vaccinated and
kept in detention for two (2) weeks
from the time of such exposure.
c The local health officer shall i
have authority to order a house or l
premises in which a small pox
patient may be properly disinfected;
and in case of refusal or neglect of
the owner or occupant to so disin-
fect, said health officer may proceed
at once to do the disinfection.
d The state board of health
shall approve the kind, quality and
amount of the disinfectant used or
ordered by the local board, or local
health officer.
e Any person who shall will-
fully violate the above rules shall
on conviction be fined iu the sum
of not less than twenty-five (25)
nor more than three hundred (300)
dollars for every offense.
Many thousand have been restored to
health and happiness by the use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If afflict-!
ed with any throat or lung trouble, give
it a trial for it is certain to prove bene-
ficial. Coughs that have resisted all
other treatment for years have yielded
to this remedy and perfect health been
restored. Cases that veemed hopeless,
that the climate of famous health resorts
failed to benefit, have been permanently
cured by its use. Bear in mind that every
bottle is warranted and if it does not
prove beneficial the money will be re.
funded. For sale by SaguachePharmaoy
Beard an Inventor.
Dr. J. M. G. Beard, of Fruits, was in
town this week visiting with the family
of O. O. Skinner. The doctor has just
secured patents on valuable improve.
men~ in static electric and X ray ms-
chines and will in'future manufacture
machines for sale. The doctor behoves ha
has permanently cured two cases of can.
cer by the use of the X ray, and a third
case is in fair way to recover. The aver-
age treatment to effect a cure is but 100
minutes with the X ray. The principal
is that cancer is a germ formation, on
which the X ray has blighting effect in-
stantly. His expemmenta in this line are
being watched with referent by his fsl.
low physicians.--Montrose Enterprise,
A Foor ]HILnonaire,
Lately starved in London because he
could not digest his food. Early use of
Dr. King's New Life Pills would have
saved him. They strengthen the stom-
ach, aid digestion, promote assimilation,
improve appetite. Prioo 25 cents. Money
back if not satisfied. Sold by Lord &
Wilcox, druggists, Crestone~ Colo.
I. J. Stogdill and wife were driving
along on the Gunbarrel road last Sun-
day when a man drove up behind them
and called out, "I'm burnmg up." Upon
observation Mr. Stogdill noticed that
some straw in the back of his bugg~ was
on fire, and stopped and told the man to
get out, but he sat still and said, "I'm
on fire too." Mr. Stogdill pulled him
out of the buggy and by being near a
dxtch the fire was extinguished after it
had almost wholly demolished the rig
and partly burned the coa~ off his back.
By this time the man was somewhat
sobered up aud said he had been to Del
Norte and got drunk. He also felt very
bad because a sack full of bottle of beer
which he had iu his buggy was destroy-
ed. iiowever, he was compelled to ride
a number of miles home on just the
running gears of the buggy.~Dispatch.
"I am indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my present good health and my
life. I was treated in vain by doctors
for lung trouble following ]a grippe. I
took One Minute Cough Cure and re-
cove~ed my health." Mr. E. H. Wise,
Madison, Ga. Saguache Pharmacy.
There was great rejoicing at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Will Underwood on the
4th of July over the arrival of a b~g,
bouncing baby boy. The Miner hopes
the little fellow will live aud grow to be
a useful and good citizen. Mother and
son are getting along nice under the
careful attention of Dr. Bryant.--Miner.
The piles that annoy you so will be
quickly and permanently healert .if you
use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Be-
ware of worthless counterfeits. Sa-
guache Pharmacy.
Mrs. J. W. Davidson.is suffering from
a rheumatic attack.
Taken Up.
Henry Clark, on the Upper Saguaohe,
has in his possession a bay mare colt
with one white eye and three white feet,
branded ~ (quarter cirelo over lazy U)
ou the left stiflle. Ownor to come and
prove property and pay for this notico,
SAGUACHE CRESCENT
FORMERLy 8AGUAG~[~ D~OOB~T. '
OSCAR D. BRYAN.
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR ......
!'ublish~...at,Sa~uaghe, C..olo.,.~rary Thurtdar... :
~ political ~ne~tlons It will aovooate tho
interests of the Repubh~n l~a'tff.. Ita- ,,
chief area will be to ~IvtnoQtbe-m~.
serial int~-.e~ta of this county.
~ubsorlDtlon. $o.OO a Year.
Heartburn.
When the quantity of food taken is
too large or the quality too rmh, heart-
burn is likely to follow and espeoailly so
if the digestion has been weakened by
constipation. Eat slowly and not too "
freely of easily digested food. Masti0a~ ' =
the food thoroughly. Let six hours olalme ~
between meals and when you feel a ful'i
hess and weight in the region of the ....
stomach after eating, indidating that ~:~
~ou have eaten too much, take one of
Chamberlain'e Stomach and Liver Tab- .
lets and the heartburn may be avoided.
For sale by Saguache Pharmacy. ' 4 r .....
L~st An Arm, :- ....:e "',r~)[
The many friends of Georgo McAf~ ..
will learn with regret of theaooident this " *~"
weett which caused him au arm. Mr. MO,I.~'"
Afee is well known here having lived in"
the vio/nity of Iris for some time. Thb' i'~' "
following account of his misfortune is :'~
taken from the Crested Butte Pilot:
George MeAfee who is operath~ a saw. /
mill on Brush oreek, met with a terrible
accident at the mill yestarday. He was
working the carriage when a board upon '
which he was standing gave way and •
pre(iipltated him against the rapidiy r~ '~
volving saw. His l~ft arm was alm~t ,
entirely severed midway between the
wrist and elbow, only a few ahr.ads of
flesh being left. Dr. Rookefellow wmt
hastily summoned and attended the us. "
fortunate man and in company with Dr.
Walker again went out this moaning to .
amputate thb injured limb. Mr.McAfee
is a married man with a family and. is
an honest and industrious get~tleman, ,.
His many friends deeply sympathize
with him in his dreadful miafortuno,~
Republican.
Well 2&chine.
H, O. Miller, who has the contract for
sinking the state artesian well at this
piano, offers for sale the mechine used
here at a big bargam. Mr. Miller is the
patentee and maker of them maehinN
and will give any one bed rook pace.
The machine can be seen in operation/'~;
near this place. Call on or addr~m.
H. O. Miller, ~aguaohe, Colo.
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve should b#" ;::
promptly applied to outs, burns :and .-i
scalds. It soothes and quickly heals the :~ i.
/njured parts. There are Worthl~..~
counterfeits, be sure and get DeWitt'&
Saguaohe Pharmacy.
Gone to Cttitfornia.
Andrew Forbes and wife left Mofftit
last Thursday for a trip to Califorlam.
They go expecting to tm gone about 90
days, but their tiekate are so arranged aa
to permit their remaining away nine
months. It m expected that Mrs Forbes'
will be greatly benefitted by the trip.
When you want a modern, up to date
physic, try Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablet~. They are easy to take and.
pleasant iv effect. Price 25 cent~ ~am-
ples free at the Saguaohe Pharmacy.
Wool Sold,
Fred Warshauer, the wool buyer of
Conejos, was in town last Friday and
purchased abou ~ 75,000 pounds from the
Gotthelf & Tarbell Co., John Lawrenc~
and Samuel lowell. The price rooe/ved'"
was $10.60 per hundred.
A bad complexion generally results.
from inactive liver and bowels. In alL.
such eases, DeWitt'e Little Early Risers
produce gratifying results. Saguache
Pharmacy.
VaCancy Filled.
By the death of Franklin Clark a w-'
canny was eaused on the board of true.-
tees for the county higl~ school. Thm
was filled last week by the eclectics ~'.
B. F. Gregory of Crestone.
..y.
You o'an never oure dyspepaia by diet~- ,,:~i
ing. What your body needs is plenty: ~ ..~
good food properly digested. Then
if
your stomach will not digest it, Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will. It c~ntains ~ldl0~*M ~,
the natural digestant8 henae must d~mt
every class of food and so prepare it that
nature can use it in nouriahmg the bgdy" )'
and replacing the wasted tissues,'= t h" "1~
giving life, health, strsngthi, ambiti~t~•i
pure blood and good healthy appeti~%.
Saguache Pharmacy•
Jack Thomes was in town this week
from the lower country. Jack thinlm~f
engaging in ranching and fruit growing
in the vicinity of Hotohkia~--Gunnison
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