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The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-03
A II Prince, Principal.
Marcia Doran, Teacher.

The arguement of some people
that the Chamber of Commerce
in an Incorporated Real Estate
Company to do business at the
countys Expence should not be
taken in consideration. We urge
all these people to be present
at the c of c meeting March II.
John Clibon is cutting ice on
the Gibson pound, the ice is ten
inches thick and Of good quality
Hilda M. Eggart, representing
the Viavi Medical Institute of
Denver, is canvessing in Ebert
this week and has been very sue
cessful.
The Ebert Cheese and Butter
Company are putting up ice this
week. The ice is about 7 inches
thick, Elmore Jewell and Earl
Oaks are doing the work.
Special prices on ladies' and
mems underwear, at Narrons
Store this week
Mr. Anderson is building a
fence in front of the Fred Fong
residence.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-03
Eyerybodys Goat

"What are you crying for, my little
man?'
"Please mum-boo hool- I daren't go
ONE"
" Can't go home, my child Why?'
"Muvver's got new baoy--boo hoo!-
and father always blames me for every
thinr
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-03
School Report

Report of Gilbert public schools
Intermediate department
Enrolled %.
Those neither absnt nor tardy. Walter
Black, Esther Black, Paul Close, Lucy
Gaylor, Dee, Kelsey and Osee Pottenger
Primary Department
Enrolled, 26
Those neither absent nor tardy, Ella
Burnside, Leila Conarroe, Gladys, Pa.
tience and Edna Danks, Susie Gaylor,
Evelyn KERN, Stella Stringham, Ar
thur StIingham, Arnold Beckman, Ro-
bert Denny, John W Whiting, Harvey
Whiting
A II Prince, Principal.
Marcia Doran, Teacher.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-03
GenSCh- -Blakely

Tuesday noon on February 2lst Crys-
tai eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jeff
Blakely was united in marriage to Mr.
William August Gensch of Wisconsin
in the presence of = large number of
guests by the Rev. l. G Humphreys of
Elizabeth.
The bridal chorus from Lohengrin
ushered in the procession and the ring
service was used. The bride daintily
altired in white was attended by Miss
Minnie Detwiler and Miss Bertha Blake
ly as ring bearers.
Immediately after the ceremony an
elaborate dinner was served to the guests
after which the young couple left on
the evening train for Colorado Springs.
The bride is a popular girl in this vi
cinity, having spent most of her life here.
Many beautiful and useful presents
were given to the young couple.
Mr. and Mrs Gensch are now at home to
their many friends on the Mcnamara
ranch
Those present we're: DR. and Mrs r Fl
Denny, Mr. and Mrs j K Close and daug
ter Vera, Mr. and Mrs G V Humphreys
Of Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs J A Kern and
son Donald, Mr. &Mrs Eugene Ga:ewood,
Mr and Mrs VIM Dittemore, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Dittemore, Mr. &Mrs James Ditte-
more, and daughter Ruby, Mr. and Mrs
Ed Clark, Mr. and Mrs Alex Brazelton,
Mr. and Mrs A q Cornforth, Mr. and Mr.
VIM Renkin, Mr. and Mrs John Epler,
and daughter Leila, Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Gatewood, NJ and Mrs j Driever, and
son Hershel, Mrs John Hoover and daugh
ter Hattie, Mr. and Mrs Emmett Blake
ly and son Roy, The Mesdames Fred
Long, E Mayer, E I Harper, and dau-
ghter Dorathy. The Misses Mary and
Anna Orin, Clyde and Minnie Detwiler
and the Messers w S Epler, Emiel Jae-
kel, John and Samuel 8lakely.
Do you know that of all the minor sil
ments colds are by far the most danger
GUS? 1t is not the cold itself that you
need 10 fear but the serious diseases
that it often leads to. Most of these
are known as germ diseases. Pneumonia
and consumption are among them. Why
not ike Chamberlaios cough remedy aud
cure your cold while you cant For sale
by all dealers
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-03
A Pheasant Physic

When you want a pleasant physic give
Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets
trial. They are gentle aud mild in their
action and always produce pleasant
cathartic effect. Call at Longs Drug
store for free sample.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-03
EBERT COUNTY CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE ORGANIZED
Will Hold First Meeting at
Ebert Colorado, Satur-
day, March, II.
GREAT SCHEME TO BOOST EBERT COUNTY

Last Thursday number of citizens of Ebert County
abeth and organized The Eber County Chamber commerce.
be Incorporated under the State laws The following
Elected to constitute the Board the year 1911
lber g. Cornforth Frank Long and Close Kowa Tom
G. James, j. J. Kruse and W. Miller; Elizabeth c. W. Reed H.
T. Brooks and W. s. Bennett G. W. Reed Tom James, and
A. " Cornforth were appointed as committee Incorporation
and bylaws The following copy adoped:
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-03

such other duties as are necessarily in
cident to his Office. He shall call special
meetings Of the association or Board OF
Directors, whenever he shall deem it
necessary, or upon request of five mem
bers Of the association.
Section ii. In the absence of the
President, one of the vice presidents
shall perform his duties.
Section III. The Secretary, with the
advice of the board of directors, shall
conduct the correspondence of the asso-
citation, preserve all official communica-
ton and records, retain copies of his
official letters, keep an accurate record
OF the proceedings of the board of di-
rectors and of the association, collect
all moneys due the association, turning
his receipt for the same, to report to tine
board of directors when required. "A list
of delinquent debaters: act as secretary
Of any OF the committee when required,
and make report to the board of direct
ors when required, of ali financial or
other transactions of their office. The
Secretary shall receive such compensa-
tion as the board of directors may deem
sufficient.
Section ". She Treasurer shall re-
ceive from the Secretary all moneys col
lected by him, and pay out same on
order signed by the Secretary and coun
tersigned by the President. He shall
keep an account of the financial con
Germs OF the association and make de-
tailed annual report, or whenever the
board of directors may require.
Article V. Section l. Duties and pow
er of directors. The business OF finan-
cial concerns of the association shall be
managed and conducted by or under the
directors of the board of directors
Section IL. The board of directors
shall enact such rules as may be deemed
expedient for the guidance and control
OF the committee herein provided for;
shall provide suitable room or rooms
for the use of the association: shall judge
the qualification of persons applying for
membership, and shall generally by
such proper and needful things, as in its
judgement, tend to promote the useful
ness of the association and carry out the
purpose of the organization.
Section LII. The board OF directors
shall hold regular meetings on the sec
Old Tuesday of each month, and at such
other times as the president may deem
necessary, Jan, Apr. July. Oct in Kio-
wa. Feb. May. Aug. Nov in Elizabeth,
March. June. Sep. Dec in Ebert.
Section ". Five members of the
board of directors shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction of business
Section V. Any vacancy in the board
ofdirectors shall be titled by the board of
directors for the official term, and any
vancy in the offices snail be filed by
the board OF directors as soon practic
able,
Section vi. Any member of the
board of directors absenting himself
from three conservative meetings, shall
forfeit his Office as a director except he
be excused by the president
Article VI Section L. Standing com
mittees. The standing committees of
this association shall be:
Committee on finance,
Committee on roads and bridges,
Committee on stockraising and agri-
culture.
Committee on Entertainment
Committee on Manufactures,
Committee on Transportation.
Committee on Emigration and Stst-
istice.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-03

Chamber OF Commerce
Elbert County, Colorado.
Gentleman:
We, your committee on rules and
order OF business, make the following
report
1st: Roberts rules of order to govern
the meeting of The Cham Der of Com.
merce.
End: ORDER OF BUSINESS
First, roll call. Second, reading Of
minutes of the last meeting. Third, re-
port Of officers. Fourth, Bills and com
munication. Fifth, Report of commit
tees, Sixth, new Business Seventh, un-
finished business Signed,
A G. Cornforth
Tom c. James
G. w. Reed
PREAMBLE
In order to promote the general pros
perity Of the varied interests of Elbert
County, and the divide country in gen
eral. to procure, preserve and dissemate
information in relation to commercial,
financial, agricultural and industrial af.
fairs that may be Of general interest
and value, to facilitate business inter
course and pr mote equitable principles
as we'll as adjustment of differances and
disputs in trade. The Elbert County
Chamber of Commerce adopt the follow
ing bylaws, viz:
Section /. Any person of good standing
of Elbert County, or the vicinity there
Of, may be admitted to membership up
on personal or written application
made to, and endorsed by the board of
directors, and upon payment of the
membership fee, as heretofore provided
and the signing of the bylaws of this
association.
Section [. Article II. The govern
ment of this association shall be vested
in board OF nine directors, and from
their number they shall elect presi-
dent, first vice-president, a second
vice president, secretary and treasurer
who shall serve until the next annual
meeting or until the successors are e.
lected.
Section III. This association shall on
the second Saturday in March, 1912 and
annually thereafter, elect their board of
directors, except that the board of di-
rectors elected at this meeting shall
serve until the annual meeting OF 1912.
Article III. Section /. The men,
bership fee shall be $500 and the an
nual dues shall be $500, payable on or
before the first OF March OF each year,
except that the membership fee paid at
this time shall cover the annual dues
for 1912.
Section ii. The board Of directors
shall have the power to make assess
ments as necessity may require, except
that the total Of such assessments shall
not exceed two dollars in one year.
Section III. Any member refusing
or neglecting to pay the annual dues or
assessments within thirty days after the
same are due, shall be excluded from
the meeting Of the association until
such payment is made, and any failure
to pay the same during the entire year
shall be deemed REIMBURSEMENT and
his name shall be stricken from the roll
of membership.
Article vi. Section 1. Duties of of
hcers. The President shall preside at
all meetings Of the association and
board OF directors. He shall bring before
the association or board of directors at
any meeting, any matters that is in his
opinion, may tend to promote the pros
perIty and welfare, or increase the use
fallness OF the association, and pelform
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-24
Dandruff And Itching
Scalp Yield To
Zemo Treatment

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fancy hair dressings trying to rid
your scalp of germ life. They can't
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and draw the germ life to the sur
face Of the scalp and destroy it.
Why not try a PROVEN REMEDY
One that will do this. We have a rem
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This remedy is ZEMO, a clean, re-
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-24
Politics and Politicians

Republicans Of Rhode Island have
Ter for a third term.
The Republican primary in West
Virginia next June will be the first
ever held in that state for the nomina-
ton of state officers.
Charles w. Fairbanks, former vice.
president of the United States, is men,
toned for tn Republican nomination
for governor of Indiana.
Loomis S. Gull has resigned his po-
sition as register of the land office at
Rapid City to make the race for the
Republican nomination for governor of
South Dakota.
According to the plan of Norman E.
Mack, chairman, the Democratic Ma
tional committee will meet in Washing
ton January to select the time and
place for holding the next national
convention.
John Sharp Williams, formerly Dem
ocratic leader of the house, and now
United States senator from Mississippi
has announced his intention to support
Governor Wilson, of New Jersey for
the presidential nomination.
Friends of Roger c. Sullivan, Demo
cratic national committeeman for ILL
nois, understand that he intends to
| retire from national politics after the
campaign next year, regardless OF
whether or not he is victorious over
the Harrison-H faction.
John ]. Hopper, who ran for cover.
! nor of New York on the independence
| League ticket, a year ago, is now a
candidate for sheriff of New York
county on the anti-Tammany ticket in
| dorsed by the Republicans, the indie
pendence League and other so-called
| Independent organizations.
The residents of Riverside City, an
incorporated suburb of Muncie, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-24
This Is My can Blx1hddy
QUEEN OF SPAIN.

Queen Victoria Eugene, the consort
of King Alfonso Kill. Of Spain. was
born Oct. "a, 1887, the only daughter
of Princess Henry Of Battenberg and
granddaughter of the late Queen Vic
toria of England. Her father. Prince
Henry OF Battenberg, died in 1896
from fever contracted while serving
with the British forces in the Asian.
| tee campaign. Princess Victoria Eu-
gene, as she was before her marriage.
is regarded as the beauty OF the sew.
eral branches of the English royal
family. She is the god-daughter of
the Empress Eugene, and it is sup.
posed she will inherit the bulk Of the
immense fortune possessed by the
former empress of the French. Prin-
cess Victoria and the King of Spain
were married in Madrid on May 81.
| 1906. The union has been blessed with
three children, two sons and a daugh.
ter. The eldest child Is the Prince OF
the Asturias, heir to the throne OF
Spain, who was four years old last
| May.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-24
WAN7TRACTONLIlNE
(Liberty Herald.)

1t is a we'll known fact that all this
traction discussion, rumor and specu-
lation, means that plans are being
formulated that mean much to this
county, and Liberty citizens should
take lively interest in attarctfng
both transportation lines to the coun-
ty seat. The benefits of traction lines
in building up town are past the
stage of discussion. And the prospect
of two lines crossing here should stir
the Commercial club to great enthu-
siasm in an effort to bring about the
desired result, and give the town a
chance to grow and expand. Many
new citizens would locate and build
homes. here If We had two traction
lines. Industries would seek us out,
and rear their smokestacks skyward.
The town would experience a great
impetus, and those who may be skep-
tical now about traction lines would
be compelled to change their views.
The town that is not helped is the ex-
ception. With two traction lines con-
| nected with the Cincinnati, Liberty
| would have freight facilities with the
market there that would lower the
price of everything materially. Mer-
chants could have orders filled quickly
and at smaller cost of freight. We
could compete with any surrounding
town on any sort of proposition.
| We have had railroad connecting us
with Connorsville, twelve miles away
en- one side, and Hamilton, twenty
five miles on the other, with Cincin-
| ters. Has the c. H. & D. railroad
caused Liberty to pass off the map?
Many predicted it would when built.
But they have all passed beyond
these prophets of disaster.
| Well, there is a possibility of Lib.
erty having two traction lines cross
here, making this town an important
juction point. The head of the Com
mercial club traction committee was
week and learns something of inter.
est to the traction situation each time
Last week representatives of the l.
& c. were in conference there to de
termine a junction point. The secre
tary of the north and south line said
it was immaterial to them whether II
was Brookville or Liberty. They have
since revised their ideas and are nov
alive to the importance of having Lib
erty as the junction. For why? With
the I. & C. extended from Rushville
to Brookville, through Laurel, thu
Richmond line would be built no far
Their than Brookville. BY crossing a
Liberty both would be the gamer, boil
on exchange of traffic and the terri
tory made accessible to both. Con
nersville can learn, If they try, that +
was never the intention of Mr.. Henri!
and his associates to extend from
their city down to Brookville AS wal
pointed out to them in this paper, the!
are interested with Liberty in exten
sion plans.
! Hamilton has sent for the I. & c
directors to show them how they Cal
get into Cincinnati through the Butte
county city-a city that the I. & c
can not miss, for big business rea
sons
With Richmond, Connersville an,
Hamilton alive to the proposition, Lit
erty can we'll afford to let her ligh
shine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-24
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Lucas COUNTY s.

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case Of CArAkRH that cannot be cured py the oil
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FRANK ]. CHENEY.
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say sosss7 fssiic.
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F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. q
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-24
"T4IS DATE IN HISTORY"
OCTOBER PATH.

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1791-Second Philadelphia
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-24

have decided TO bar politics from mu-
nicipal affairs. and Mt their town cleo
ton next month there will be but one
ticket In tho field Though the Re-
pubiicans are In the majority and
could control all 1T thc town offices.
they generously divide the nomina-
tons with the Democrats In about
equal proportion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-24
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND cnIlp.

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-24
RANK INCOMPETENCE

Within the past thirty-six hours the
political death knell Of Congressman
Tinly Gray. Of the Sixth district Of In
diana. has been sounded. II Mr.. Gray
10 renominated by the Democrats,
which 10 not probable in view Of the
latest exposure by the Indianapolis
Stars proMhce political dopester, he is
certain of defeat at the hands Of
coalition Of his own party workers and
Republicans. And for what reason?
Treachery-yes. treachery-to the
Democratic CAUCUS and consequent in
ability to land . federal building for
0helbyville. Was there ever such de-
linQuency in . congressman from this
DISTRICT
The latest bit Of balderdash coming
from the state capital. takes one back
to the days Of tho golden sun SETS"
"our common country" the "grandest
nation under the sum-" ETC., etc.. with
which Our Jim used to draw tears
from the eyes Of the Civil war veter.
! ans, shouts from the rabble. snorts of
disgust from the thinking, and yet he
always managed to get by with 1t, per-
haps - much because of an absence
Of competition worthy OF the cause, as
anything else. Now. however. with
this efficient word artist az tentative
candidate. and the district represented
in congress by q Democrat who, at
least, 10 honest with himself and fear
less In his convictions, 1t takes some
thing more than q mere charge that
the Democrats are mot fit" to make
the laws for this nation of ours
Therefore. Mr. Watson and his friends
resort to muck raking," and they op-
emily accuse Mr.. Gray of what they
must regard as the worst crime in the
political category. They declare Mr.,
Gray bolts the party caucus. Horror Of
horrors! Was there ever such an out.
rage.
And because he bolted the caucus,
declare the Watson Republicans and
tho Bailey Democrats. he Is bound to
fail In that mightiest Tin Mr.. Watson's
eyes) service to the people. the land
ing Of a federal building at Shelby
Vile. Think of what that means, Mr..
Citisen-you actually have a congress.
man 20 honest and fearless that he
cannot get in when tho pork IL distrib-
luted. OF what service can such q man
b? What II he does stand by his con.
victions? What II he IL progressive!
He can't get federal buildings. there.
fore, says Watson. he's no good. OF
course not. Let's give some business
man. Q chance: Let's send some one
to congress who knows how Ito please
the boys back home" with generous
allowances Of "pie." What's the use
Of footing the federal treasury every
two years II the Sixth district IL not
to have big share of the booty? Was
there ever such an incompetent as
Mr.. Gray? He isn't even a good
lspoilsman.
That such stun should find a place
lin the columns Of an enlightened
newspaper, 10 the only remarkable
thing about It. More power to the mar
who refuses to participate in this bi
'ennial loot, and may the time soor
come when 20 many Democrats and &c
many Republicans bolt their respective
'caucuses that there will be no one t
B imisappropriate the government.
funds for these sink-holes of waste
known ~ federal buildings.-Th<
Item.