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The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
State Fair Notes.

The Colorado State Fair will be held
at Pueblo September 10th to 18th this
year. An unusually fine exhibit is ex-
.pected or account OF the extra good
crops over the state, and the increased
premiums.
The purses and premiums offered at
the State Fair amount to $1,000, which
ought to bring out some very fine ex
hibits.
A $50 sewing machine is offered by
the Singer Manufacturing company for
the finest baby in the state u months
old or younger, to be shown at the Col
orado State Fair on Sept. II.
The model kitchen, which was such a
popular feature of the State Fair last
year, will be improved upon this year,
when the new up-to- date methods Of
kitchen furniture and cooking will be
shown.
The buildings and grounds of the
State Fair Association are being improv-
ed and beautified. New stalls and ad-
dItions are being erected with view OF
having larger fair this year than ever
before.
Stockmen all oyer the state are getting
ready to be in the show at the State
Fair at Pueblo to compete for the large
prizes offered.
The races promise to be an interesting
feature of the State Fair this year
Trotting, pacing, running, cowboy relay,
wild horse, polo, automobile and other
races will be in evidence and some great
sport is promised
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
Drowned at Monument.

While bathing in El Paso county's big
reservoir at Monument Sunday after
noon, Harry Newbraugh, a 16-year-old
Monument boy, was drowned. The
young man could not swim, and he got
into deep water unexpectedly. He was
drowned within sight of number of
friends. The fatality occurred at
o'clock in the afternoon. In company
with six companions young Newbraugh
jumped into the reservoir for swim,
and Immediately waded out into the
deep water. Without making an out
cry to warn his companions, he sank
out Of sight in the water 1t was five
minutes before his companions noticed
his absence. Coroner Law was sum
moned and the body was recovered that
night.
The dead boy Is the sorsof farmer
who lives near Monument. He was
born and raised in FL Paso county and
was a grandson of David McShane, a
well known pioneer of the Divide.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
Fondis News
From our Special Correspondent.

IRON our SDecidt CoTresDondenf
Aug. 15.-B. NJ. Carney's death is
momentarily expected at st. Anthony's
hospital in Denver.
Mrs. Ed Corkett, who was seriously
injured last week, we are glad to say is
getting better and is able to be around
again.
Mrs. George Corkett and daughter
Ethel left on Saturday for Minneapolis,
Mimi, to visit their relatives, Clyde Cor
kett and family and Pearl Corkett.
To be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Trip, means a right royal time.
They gave another one of their big de
lightful house parties on last Saturday
night and between the graphophone
music kindly rendered by H. A. Tanner,
dancing to merry music, and cards,
there WIS no room for anything but
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
From Missouri.

The Index, of Hermitage, Mo, has the
following to say about j. J. Ramsey, who
has recently located in Ebert and open
ed law and real estate Office:
"a letter from j. j. Ramsey to friends
in Hermitage informs them that he has
Just recently removed from Colorado
Springs, his former home, to Elbert,
Colo, and will open real estate office
Judge Ramsey was engaged in the real
estate business in Colorado Springs and
by strict and honest dealing had built a
successful and paying patronage. He is
thoroughly well acquainted with every
detail of the real estate business and his
past experience and reliable dealings
will stand him well in hand in his new
field. We bespeak for him a liberal pat
ronage and feel assured that with his
ripe legal knowledge and long years of
experience he will soon be at the head
of a big paying business His many
friends here wish him abundant success
and commend him and his estimable
family to the good citizens of Ebert"
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
County Seat

From Our Special Correspondent
Kiowh, Aug, Is Abby Rinnert and
w. l.. Crosse, of the Record, we're in DEN
yer over Sunday.
The kiowa race meet committee will
meet Friday evening and set date for
the annual race meet.
G. Il. Swan OF Colorado Springs, dis
trict manager of the Brotherhood of
American Neoman, is in kiowa for the
purpose Of organizing homestead of the
order. Several have already applied for
membership.
Friends here have received word that
Mrs. l.. w. Parkhurst is very low at
Davenport, Iowa, and that her recovery
Is doubtful.
An interesting ball game was played
here Sunday by the Elizabeth and Ell
bert teams, the Elizabeth team winning
by score of IA to 6. The batteries were
Eler and Hutchins for Elizabeth, and
Gatewood and Morgan for Elbert. The
Elbert battery did good work but re-
eeived poor support, a number of wild
throws allowing Elizabeth to run in
several scores.
Politics is receiving some attention
here at the county scat, although the
pot has not yet commenced to boil 1t
is thought that Tom c.. James, George
Mcguire, Fred Hertel and j. j. Kruse
Will again be candidates on their respec
tive tickets for clerk, sheriff, treasurer
and county superintendent of schools,
but what opposition there will be, if any.
We are unable to state. b. G.. KILN
would like to receive the nomination for
member of the legislature from the dem
ocrats. n. l.. Gleason, our present able
representative, will likely be candidate
again. For commissioner, it is reported
that Adam Rinnert, the present incum-
bent, will not be a candidate. and Char
lie Brunner of Elizabeth and one of the
Weiss boys, of lower Running creek, have
been mentioned as possible candidates
Mart Chairman, it is said, is willing to be
assessor for another term. And there
are others who are willing and anxious
to bob up serenely" If their party lead
ers and constituents 'see fit
Adolph Rinker lost II head OF sheep
one day last week and State Veterinarian
Lamb came out from Denver to make an
Investigation and diagnose the disease.
We have not learned the result of the
Investigation.
Crops are pretty good in this locality.
kltay IS turning out fair and there are "A
Der OF fields OF macaroni wheat which
promise to yield big. The beet fields
on the Big Springs rapch are "A pretty
sight to look upon and the prospects are
hattering for bumper crop.
w. l.. Grose, the new manager of the
kiowa Record, is in Denver buying a
new press and type for the paper
new Burroughs adding machine has
been left at the court house on trial
with the expectation of finally selling it
to the county for 1915.
A game of base ball has been arranged
for Sunday, August %, between picked
team from Elbert, Elizabeth and kiowa,
and the Denver Stock Yards team. The
Denver boys expect to come out in auto
mobiles.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
Cherry-Case
From oar Special Correspondent.

From Oar Special Correspondent.
Aug. IS Miss Minnie Schneider is on
the sick list at Castle Rock.
Mrs. James Neely of Colorado Springs
and Mrs. William Dittemore and chill
dren enjoyed fried chicken with Mrs.
Robert Larsen and family one day last
week.
Mrs. William Schreiber's little son
Leslie fell on knife Saturday and was
badly cut about the eye.
w. j. Watson was seriously injured
Tuesday morning while taking "A corru
gated iron roof off his barn. A rafter
broke and Mr.. Watson grabbed the edge
of piece of the iron roofing to keep
from falling. His hand slipped along
the edge of the iron, lacerating 1t terri
bly, and cutting the ligaments of one or
more of his fingers, and he fell to the
ground injuring his shoulder and side by
the fall In company with his wife Mr.
Watson drove to Ebert and had the in
jured hand dressed by DIR. DenDey.
H. b. Greer, better known to all the
old settlers as Henry Greer, was visiting
last week at Robert Larsen's, formerly
the headquarters of Col. II. c. Greer's
ranch. He left here about l3 years ago
and went to Woodward, Oklahoma,
where he has since resided Mr.. Greer
is the eldest son of Col. Fl. c. Greer and
is now a prosperous business man in his
town. He says this country has greatly
improved since he left here and especial
ly in the acreage Of land in cultivation.
lie thinks Oklahoma is very good
country, but that Colorado is Just as
good, and we have an idea that possibly
he thinks it is just little better, altho
he wont say so.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16

There is nothing so pleasant as that
bright, cheerful, at-peace- with-the-w world
feeling when you sit down to your break
good work and good results. The heal
thy man with healthy mind and body
is better fellow. a better workman, "a
better citizen than the man or woman
who Is handicapped by some disability,
however slight. A slight disorder OF the
stomach will derange yonr body, your
thoughts and your disposition. Get
away from the morbidness and the blues.
Keep your stomach in tune and both
your brain and body will respond. Lit
tie indiscretions of overeating can be
easily corrected and you will be sur
prised to see how much better man you
are. Try little Kodol For Dyspepsia
after your meals Sold by Fred Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
Special Premiums.

J. E. Mayer, best display of corn, $3.50.
George McKimmie, second best baby,
half dozen cabinet size photographs of
baby; also carved leather purse for best
yearling draft colt.
Fred Long, hand painted haviland
cup and saucer value sl.50j for best dis
play needle work: also one beer stein for
best Elbert county bull, one year old;
also box of hem stitched stationery to
winner of ladies horse race.
b. Gayllor. shoeing of one horse for
best single driver.
The Divide Supply Co., for best dis
play small grain, pearl handled knife
(sl75): also for best display potatoes,
stag handled knife lslOOl.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
CORRESPONDENCE
Items of Interest From Various Sections of Ebert
and Adjoining Counties Gathered by
Our Correspondents.

pleasure. Delicious ice cream and cake
was served and the time for departure
was regretted by all. Fifty guests at.
tended
Mr.. Miller of the Miller Hopkins Elcc.
tric Co, of Denver. has joined his wife
at the Jewell ranch. where he will spend
his yacation
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
NOTICE.
Optician COMING.

Mr.. III. lcove, representing Green &
Green, scientific opticians of Denver, will
be here on his regular visit to Elbert on
Tuesday, August %, for one day only.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
Summer Diarrhoea in Children.

During the hot weather of the summer
months the first unnatural looseness of
chiIds bowels should have immediate at
tention, so as to check the disease before
it becomes serious. All that is necessary
is few doses of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed
by dose OF castor oil to cleanse the sys-
tenn. Rev. NJ. o. Stockland, Pastor OF
the First NJ. f.. Church, Little Falls,
Mimi, writes: I'VE have used Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy for several years and find it very
valuable remedy, especially for summer
disorders in children Sold by Fred
Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
DIVISION I-SPEED.
A. G.. Putnam, Supt.

CLASS II.
Free for all Trot or Pace, purse ..S 35
Green, or farmers, Trot or Pace. %
Free for all Running, 1s mile . 40
Running. open to all. % mile ..... %
Running, open to all, a mile ... %
Running Qady riders a mile . 10
Entrance free in ladies' race.
Foot race, 100 yards, free for all ~ 3
CONDITIONS.
Races called at l p. m. sharp.
Entries to all races close at 10 o'clock
a. m. Sept. 20.
Entry fee, per cent of purse and 8
per cent additional from money winners.
Purses in all races divided 60, 30 and
10 per cent.
Trotting and pacing races, half mile
heats, best two in three, in harness; run
ming races, each heat a race.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16

W. n. Clark, quart bottle whislSey for
best white potatoes.
W. Il. Davis, for best exhibit macar
oni wheat, s10O.
5. J. Pullin. baby ring for best baby.
j. p. Pope, years subscription to Trib-
une for best display vegetables; also
years subscription to Tribune for largest
and best pumpkin.
Elbert Mercantile Co, pair Rocky
Mountain shoes for best display oats.
Elmer Dickerson, shoeing of team for
best driving team.
d. r. Burnside, box cigars for best dis
play sugar beets.
Russell Gates Mercantile Co. gold
embossed mantle clock for best display
mexican beans.
Ed Grin. china plate for best display
OF oil paintings.
L. G. Jewell. $40 cash for best colt
sired by Ben Hur
Charles Cannon, el.50 cash for best
display poultry.
George Cannon, sl50 cash for best
display grasses.
Joe Purden, $500 cash for best %
pounds spring rye.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16

Our line Of boys and men felt hats is
a good one and we have large variety
of styles to choose from in both light and
dark colors. The Divide Supply Co.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16

Olhtr SCHOOL eXhlblts OF merlt.
Papers must be marked with name
and age of pupil and school district and
may be sent to the superintendent be
fore the fair or brought to the hall the
morning of the fair before a. IN.
All premiums to go to pupils.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
DIVISION G-PANTRY STORES.
Mrs. j. II. Purden, Supt.
Class 10

DIVISION EDUCATIONAL.
j. j. Kruse, Supt
CLASS 13-GENERAL Work, RURAL OR
GRADED SCHOOLS.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16

DIVISION AGRICULTURE AND
HORTICULTURE
j. A. Boston, Supt.
CLASS FARM PRoDucrs.
Exhibits of grains, potatoes, etc, must
consist of % pounds or more
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16
DIVISION C-S SWINE.
John H. Luudy, Supt.
CLASS 5-ANY BREED.
DIVISION D-POULTRY.
G. w. McKimmie, Supt.
CLASS 8.

All entries must be made for trios,
consisting of one male ard two females.
lSt nren.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-16

All entries must be made with the sec
retary by a. IN. on the day of the fair
and all articles or animals for exhibition
must be on the grounds and in their re-
spective places by a. m. of said day or
be barred from competing for premiums.
Entries except as noted free.
Entries open to ALL
GEO. CANNON, A. CARNAHAN,
Secretary. President.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-19

days of the gold cxcitment in California.
lie m"ved tu Reno III 1868 and has since
resided there. "Unclc joe as his bro
th,r Odd Fellows called him. was an
active, Jealous member of the Order.
He vas IL regular attendant OF the grand
lodge. Of the state and al ways had q
pie iFant wOrl for his brcthcrn His gen.
iHl face viii be- missed from the councils
Of the Order, hu; hi memory will linger
al"0g with those "ho knew him. On
Sun lay, his remains viii be laii away
nv the loving huds of his brethren.
May he sleep well.
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FROI SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

The throuic'c say - that fifteen inches
Of SNOW FELL IN Virginia City yesterday
III ike hour-. That going some.
Mr.. T"utTcr, The Starr valley black
smith and wngunmakcr, is in town. He
reports lots Of snow III ,hat section before
the present storm set III.
III" the reports ot the richness Of ore
ven N Manhattan district are rcligble
Il slrrplc sackfull would place the pos.
SCISSOR on cusy q: rcct. III" ore is said
to car.! 4 value Of $4,000 per ton or
more ,han half the refined metal.
aging SIS, 600 per ton in gold
and silver inns been struck in one II the
-! rg'n. It. Mining Company r claims III
NnI,c Horse iii f, 1t is also report
cd that the ledge giving thiE value liz
quit, - ger aud there seems tO be
T.ruiy q ore IL sight.
Src.ciary 81 state DougIas Ea!s the
receipt III fees in hil Office wee larger
last }, ar than they were for sixteen years.
.rmat is 90 say the fees collected last
var We e greater than for sixteen yrar=
,umburd. lie says there ls over 10000
ia the state library frnl and that ihcr,
III more than enough money on hand now
to complete thc new building.
John FInviu aged - years. u.ci with q
terrible death at the Eurckai Consoli.
dated mine, falling down the sI:af, from
the 800 fool icvcrl to the bottom, u dis
4.r - -
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Zig Show Coming.

In John T.. Stoves tremendous seen.
ic revival Of "rcn Night in u Bar Room
which will be seen at the Leonard Hall
On january Odd are nanny beautiful
and realistic stage pictures. An old
mill with it's water wheel in action.
showing the water as IL rushcs madly on
after performing its mission; a noted
gambling resort, II modern Sickle md
Shoaf rum shop with Il palm garden
annex, Judge llammOnd's beautiful
homo, a country road in Autumn, DOR
which are eirtwn the fallon leaves in
realistic form and Joe Morgan's humble
home. Prices 20 30 10 cents. Scata now
on ealo ut Elko Drug Co.
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Subscribe Tor TUE INDEPENDENT.
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bnil linSs Hud homes are all conductive
t" Il nurc satisfied feeling on the par,
" the residents. and are Inducements to
visitors Ia locate. B'autify the cities
trd make tie home towns attractive.
Cooperate with citizens who TIRE in.
crested and work with zeal TO make
every California cit, ~ thing OF beauty
and JOY forever. -CulIforGia Promotion
Commit see.
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
>almagundi.

aA'hGN w -shA" thl"llS
at this office. y
Olympia oyster cocktails tine iiucst
nvcr--at tiic Club Saloon. 4
Tom and Jerry ut the Club Saloon to.
morrow tSundayl. Come and sample it,
Mr.. ilccncn shipped several carloads
Of beef cattle to San Francisco this after
noon.
Tho FIrishackcrs of San Francisco
have purchased Rcuo's street railway
systcm. Tho Price paid was $4,000.
When YOU n ii comfortable sleigh
ride, 20 to j.. W. Thompson's livery
stable. He has the best cutters and
sleighs.
The H.. J. Wintermantci Co, jewelers..
are prepared to do repairing at the most
reasonable rates at their place of bust
ness. Engraving free Of charge on all
articles sold.
Lo-T-A black leather purse with
stccI fastener, Lack brhdci leather
sc;ss,-I 5,...,,s and u,roo i.,r-,,
Iho Under viii please leave the same ut
this Office.
nm. vou.i.rruI rorsio, hr,I, -, Sor.
ator Clark q: Montana, III Fifth avenue,
New ! orE, Is nearing completion. The
total ros, y;u H.. ,ro,, :; uro a I,
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IN ,he r.,gbr Inn, :. T., r,r tho
most costIy of amy ~ ,hon,
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

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~ was IL podrd s Inday by rain and
mclI.ug suow. Wg:m's sulOon WAS
moved SIX feet fron TIA foundation.
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posed by court martial at Annapolis in
the ease az MI%i-hipmun Collin. on con
~vic'i"n of nnzrng, and ordered his dis
miasaI from the acadcmy.
S,n1tnr Nixon Inns iu,rnGu,ci hills for
the r.Ii.f of Cb-;s D,;sa o,,J TI,,rcr
suIoyu men Of Wnnemur.a vino suT.r.
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infnnirymen on their way To the PbiIin.
pines wrecked their ssL9,ns. Diess WAS
seriously juiurcd by ou.nf fine r,jn,.I
roorcrs and he now wants Uncle Sam
to pay him 81, uOJ. Quincy ESCAPED in.
Jury and wanrs 500 for the property de.
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Ni-hi W..ichman IIarbiu arrested sew.
erII opium smokers last night. They
yill expla u .ua lars to Ju ige Bruce.
Tie toxu would be better oil without
men Of this class.
The sultan of Turkey OWES more than
go bicycles, some with gold ANA .ilvcr
muuntings. L. is said ti,nt he could
earn a rood salary us trick rider. lie
also has u weak Icss for motor cars and
grand pianos.
While 20 ~ 'ro p.I'sIan - hUrtAa
last Thursiay. the rnGmr haul az tn"
f.. n =. ira hro.i" auNu 81 'bfu tlr' e
miles uf EurckH aud sc.cInl of the
passengers hou;rI it t" ,lurir drstinntI"; Z.
Judge Brown was pnc % then.
With 'hc permission 81 tine R"sS!nn
government IA. Italian r"mp1nl is Try
my &" rnuca 'utish war y,ss"! which
rUna in Biia.!.v by. l~'r."a,,, Curing
the Hnr e ISL he wee L. be-
l:rvcl e" r"nta:u a r.r-r s,m -! gold.
Tie Il 10 J ucaI ,.r that agents OF
the Syriu,, VlI.,y Water umunN u
San Frapc,srO ar ia n rirc valley get
ting i%i.urce on wIicr RI, h'- controlling
the Tru,k"e river. Tins sci!cinr II ear
ricd out. the Journa! says, means rum I"
Western Nevada.
M,nrh.,d ,ii.d nj lbs home rn
L,yons Yvcnuc Sutnrlov from a woapd
lac ,,,.i.vct an fine b,uJ while ,,org tr
ms bnr. an IN. nj of D,rrub.r >
MANY copnnr,iuy r.,urs h,vo hccu cir
rpiut,J ..Lnut ,nyu ma to how the ,rinrv
WIS r,c.ivcd. I'm, none Of them were Ell.
ti,.Iy sn.isfactory 70 the officers md un
investigation If nov under way hit"
Inns News.
\ San Frupcisco Jarancsc rriaI
firm has closed a contract with the Utah
construction rompany to furnish jap
cmulo,cs III the Western Pacific with
suuphcs. the construction romp,ny ,n
receive 10 per cent cf the profits. The
COMPANY alec agrees to furnish any
amount Of inhorrrs required III building
the rnnd The Jan agents will establish
Il pf"n'h u"u7e 'i'h'F a" mn" or
Ex.GJvcrmor Saiirr has been c%ou;iu-
"d To his room ut the Hayes roOn:ing
house for evcrnl days with Il serious ILL
ness. Mr.. SadIcr mas been III feeble
health for several monthS and his recent
rough trip from Eureka to Ely WAS ii
seer" tux on his strength. Or. Cowcu,
the attending ph!s,ciHr. Gtatcd To "A
N""s reporter this m"rniug that whll"
MIR. Sadilcr IL a very sick min nt PEE
"nt. lac viii rui! thr"u-h all right
white tinc Nr"".
The l"r'1In county commissioners
i"l!cd 1" ara" TIC lriai !nf! list Tor i'O''
~ Prov lei u! la" on 'he INST Monday
III january Inns 'nh De the result al a
scheme L" prevent i"r a!'hr TIE pF"s"cu-
u"' "' ''"''Fi'" ava sawyer "' en-
oc""''h" count! "''c'''S' p'' "n''h'' "
Il or NOT u II E'I'h'hIE EF'HS 'hE'i'SsHts7