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Notice Of Grant Of Letters

Estate OF W, d. Limbaugh, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration on the estate Of W. d.
Limbaugh, deceased, were granted to
the undersigned Bland Limbaugh and
H. A. Fulton on the 9Th day OF March,
1920, by the Probate court of Bollinger
county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against the
estate Of said deceased are required to
exhibit them to the administrators and
present them to the Probate court of
said county for allowance within six
months after the date of the granting
said letters or they may be precluded
from any benefit OF such estate; and if
such claims be not exhibited and pre-
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STOMACH
TORN UP
Indiana Lady Describes Condition,
Which She Says Was Due To
Constipation and Tells Of
Relief Obtained From
Blaek-Drausht.

ScouSburg, Ind Nfs. Annie Johnson.
Of this place, writes II well remember
suffered Tor long time With conStipa-
ton which would get ne down. took
doctors medicines and any number Of
purEliiyes They would leave me in a
worse condition than was before taking
and my stomach 50 upset know
once ! suffered from constipation, !
" $50 III We had 10 have the doctor, Jus,
so nervous and icveriSh. The doctor
said would have 10 cult medicines. my
stomach vas SO bad ..
My husband vas reading and found
something about 1hedtords Black
Draugh, and brought me package 10
try. used II regularly at first until be-
gan 10 feel better, then used Just a dose
occasionally | was cured oi this con-
sllpailon and am sure the Back-Draughi
Gid IT."
II your stomach is on, OF order you
will suffer from such diSagreeable symp-
toms as headache. biliousneSs, indiees-
ton, ETC., and unless something is done,
serious trouble may result
Thedford's Black Draught has been
found a valuable remedy for these
troubles. II is purely vegetable, and
acts IN a prompt and natural way. help
Ing TO regulate the liver and to cleanse
the bowels OF impurities.
Try Black-Draughi. EB-l5
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trustees Sale

Whereas, Jeanette c. Dillon and
Allen Il Dillon. her husband. hy their
certain deed oi trust. dated tho 18th day
Of Apnl. 1910, ani recorded in book ~
At page a1a ni the trust records Of lRnl
.ingeF county, Missouri, conveyed To- the
Undersigned trustee the following de-
,crIhoi real rstal" lying, heing and
situate IN the county ot Ro,,iHsrr. state
Hi Missouri, to.Nlls
Al 81 .u,s one and tao ~ 'hr north.
Nrsi quarter ot section lhfrr o.. 10
township thirty 30, range ton to-
east, excepting ,hefctrum aias-inlacrrs
imm tho s"sl side II lui iNo 30 the
'ssin of frcaug'e and also excepting =
rrs from the sr.i side ot lol one T.,
which = asfrs excepted is described ~
follows, to.Nii3 Commencing 90 the
northwest corner oi .ol opr ai section
three .8I. township thirty h., nnEr
lrH ~ east. thence cas, - l'rH,ns
.a center u branch, thence saH'n s.fb
ma,nirungs II said branch stsalld
chains. thence south To- 1rgrrrs, .,st
ials chains to iHr south .ur "' s'Ht
"lurr. thence Wrs' O. iHr iu,Hr. -r-
uar ..mrf, thence north ta lNaI
beginning containing HH a..hrrrl
Ergr1 ~ arfrs mHrr uf .rss.
An4. Va HHr.ts said deed ui ffusf A.a
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Perkins I, sv.k nnd Little Vine
HenlIh ., pwllN gmd

t'eillh L. pfrtlN gnd
We afr having quite q lot ~
viii IS Nca'h,f hul o. make, H. al.
ha,py m So 'Ar ur'r daisies and
mu,l aIl Mind, oI h,l.r flowers com.
~ Iu,iAk NIllI ~ l.I summer
uuir q rra~d ~! Youngsters wrfr
ut Mr. Iymat. ~ 'filr \ur Is,
Sunday ani ~ report . tine time
Paul lthrF MS 'Ir -lr>t nf Mi;'
shall Niit0rluusSuntN
Church NJ, pfrln veil attended
Sunday
Mis- Middleton anr daughter. Nora.
muie q hu.inr,. "trip 'o Zllma SAT.
ut lv
Rny James and 'Nn hro,hcfs-in.
Iow. t,sr,u.r aud Tar. Floyd. pass.
ed thru 'm, ylIni,v sunday
STAY With mr Buchanan ~ilh
y. rr'ws
Come on. Grassy. ~e sure would
love 10 hear from yol again
Peach Blossom
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SATURDAY. and >.ntny
v " NaiaaN, AMI family mn.
turrt ,u ln,r,,iilr SUNDAY
Nr> \ Brown i, visiting her
daughter. Nn, /, attending ,rhnp, ar
pu.'uf Rua
AZ .uH A'r. Cd N,rs.... I....,-
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Glen Allen

We have been having some real
spring weather the last tew days
Clarence Wallis ani family left
last Wednesday for Colorado, where
they expect to make their home in
the near future.
Emmett McManus, "ho has been
working in the lead belt, came home
Friday.
Hugh Mills. who is working with
a bridge gang. visited his wife and
baby Sunday
Miss Blanche Robins. who is at
tending school at " NJ c, visited
her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Rhodes,
Marble Hill press., 1920-04-01

llerbine cures constipation and
feeSlabliShes regular bowel move
menIs Sold by all druggists,
Marble Hill press., 1920-04-01

,nrfri as aiar"a.I sI,' onc year from
sH, 8,,o ol lhr granting 81 said letter.
aHrt shall br forever barred.
BLAND lJNUAy
u : FULTON.
l' Administrator
F na address ~r8grn gkyl'c, "
A"rs.s k e. AgTNNNniE.
fsasr ~ .as yuH4l. court
Iw ?sl>s 81 ~ per wear
GnIIFNvI>r Po>rU>s thousand.
u' men ami ~uWru needed for cen
,u>. postal Iud railway mail amt
pu>iuou, 10 Washington Write Tor
special preparatory offer free Fr-
wN PnwAFAruFN lSsr 80 SiNtepnr'
n ) T. Washington d {
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S.".ERWli2- -WNLMMs
fiiN RLAC

q "F~''s7 stan 81 urusual war
2"a'"cs adap.ao,l,t, nd
'raa: IL STAINS and vartsHcs
#" ,r- onSretion-is durable ana
.. l0DDl
&C IS made IN II the
,rades OF oak Nd.
~4nut etc. II IS +.
aisc TO use and eas, %
&c making spccro - 81
&c. introduce F,oo,a-
&c the housewife Gut
p u0uocn from this ad bring It
{ aJ' store with l0c and We will
- vol a 25c can OF Floorlac
- &C Varnish brush. Bring
"c .oupon in today.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
PROSPERITY RIDGE.

Threshing and choke cherrying
seem TO be the order of the day.
Werner Litherland is helping on
the new elevator building in Ebert.
Sharold Adams has been Ill for
couple of days.
Tom West has been entertaining
4 friend from the east We under
stand he bought land while here.
The stork visited at the home Of
Herman Beckman and wife Tuesday
morning and left them baby daugh-
er. 1t is needless to say that the
parents are delighted.
Several attended the recital given
by Esther Black and pupils of Ell
Sert Tuesday evening and report It
excellent
Mrs. Adams has returned from her
visit in the Springs
Invitations are being received for
weiner roast at Jim Coles, Wednes-
lay evening.
Earl Rhudy had the misfortune
70 break his arm, while cranking
his Ford car.
Miss Edna Phillips of Red Cloud
| Nebraska. is visiting her cousin, Il
NJ. Phillips. The Phillips young
'olks accompanied her to the SPRINGS
or a three-days' sightseeing tour
]. H. loops and family of Soiora.
| 10 Springs were visiting relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. PAIL autoed to Den.
yer Thursday.
Mr.. Sduires' wheat was quite good
having threshed $50 bushels
The John Tamney Ranch. now &C.
9upied by a Japanese family was
sold this week, also. the Lambert
'anch. where Joe Schmidt lives
Both sales were made by T. r. Axton
Mr.. Craig and family attend ed
'hurch at Ebert Sunday.
The aroplanes are getting quite
Common; as two passed over our
,ountry in one day, short distance
apart.
| MT Wyncoop ana son Lyle oil
owa have been visiting at the Min
| son home. Mr.. Wyncoop is brother
in-law of Mrs. Minson. and formerly
'esided here.
l.. M. Phillips and family ate
Sunday dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Withstand.
Chas. Litherland threshed Tues
| lay and Wednesday OF this week.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
CONTRIBUTORS TO AND POINTS
OF THE COMMUNITY FAIR.

One of the big events at the Kiowa
County Seat September card and 24h
will be the exhibit of all the calves
owned, by. the boys and girls of the
Ebert County Calf Club
There will be between $3.50 and
$500 in prizes, awarded, to the beau
ties to be shown The moneys and
prizes have been donated by the fol-
lowing:
Ebert County, 5000; Ebert Coun-
ty Bank. SIS; First National Bank
of Ebert, SIS; Windsor Creamery OF
Ebert. IS; Ebert Lumber Company
of Ebert, SIS; Roy Brown of Ebert
SIS; In the line of merchandise the
Russell Gates Mercantile Company
of Ebert, gives the best pair of boys
or girls shoes in their store, and the
Ebert Drug Store,on No. 2 Brownie
Kodak. Gleason & Blazer, of Kio-
wa. will supply the hay for the ealv-
es while on exhibition, value $40.
The SCornforth Livestock Company.
of Ebert will present "Sanford's
History of the Shorthorns." and
subscription to Breeders Gazette"
The community fair will issue free
admission tickets to all calf club
members. II any of the calf club
members desire to sell their calf. on
the day that 1t is shown, notice must
be given to the calf club leader, A.
G. Cornforth, at least ten days prior
to tile fair.
Calves will be judged on Thursday
the card. All calves must be on
the grounds not later than 10 O'Clock
OF that day. 1t Is advised that
they be on the grounds the day be-
fore. as feed will be furnished free
and someone will be in charge of
them from p. m. until 8 a. m. "
the owners desire. This will enable
the owners to be at home during the
evening and night.
The calf club committee have
worked hard to get up this club and
to see 1t Carried out. They have
solicited the premiums and have al
ded in every possible way. They
now ask that members show their
calves in the very best possible con-
dition, having them we'll groomed
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
FnNpIs ITEMS.

The pest inspector was in this
neighborhood last week getting in
formation as to the effectiveness of
the campaign against the prairie
dog. He dropped us the informa-
ton that those who fail to compiy
with the law and ignore the written
notices sent them are liable to fine
of not less than s25, or more than
$500. Notices were sent out dur
ing June 1919 by the County Agent
H. l.. Ford.
The bridge four miles north Of
Fondis is nearly finished. Frank
McCully had to quit the job because
of a lame back and as two or three
others were also off, the crew has
been shorthanded.
More rain, and another hail west
of Fondis. The temperature was
down to A degrees Saturday morn
ing and 40 degrees Sunday morn
ing. Wow!
Mr.. Getty of Downs, Kansas, and
L. I1lBDY u 'ioi'Su DDef 49,
Monday.
Mr.. Pangburn has abandoned
portion of Route "B", until the road
is repaired. The holes and ruts
are dangerous now. What will
they be after snowfall hides them. :?
People along the mail route would
also do themselves a favor in the way
of getting better service If they
would cut the soapweds, which VIII
catch snow and cause drifts across
the road.
John McCune is Iigging a silo for
Ross Howard.
If events showed we could bat a
bove 10 percent on questions of pub
lie welfare, we would shut up and
not use our guesser again till we got
it fixed. Some, who are very sue
cessful in their private affairs show
very poor judgement about matters
of general interest
We sincerely hope, for the good
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03

Forsyth the latter going to her home
at SCOTS Bluff, Nebraska. 'C'--tr.s
Frank Miller took out new corn
binder Tuesday.
Mrs. E. C. Jones and children
came home from Denver Tuesday
Elinor being very much improved.
Glen Leonard went to Denver on
Tuesday night, and expects to leave
soon for Arizona, to see his parents,
AL Talbot and son Harold are put
ting in a cement floor at the brick
garage.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Math-
ews. of Mowry Arizona, a fine son.
The Kleeman Brothers took out
two truck loads of cement to the
Fred Weiss ranch to be used In the
construction of a new house at the
Idylweiss. A Mr.. Reynolds of Den
yer has the contract.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
ROCK BUTTE.
Eliz abeth,


Mrs. Henry Hames and children
sisited last week at the Fred LATER
ty home.
C. F. Wight, Mr.. Morris Fred
4afferty and Frank Miller helped
AL Reynoldh fill silo last week and
now the crew is at Frank Miller's.
Mrs. Franks of Denver visited
with Mrs Wetmore, several days last
week.
Charles Thurman, who lived here
at onetime, had the misfortune to
have his finger cut off with a NOW
ing machine sickle, the team star
ted up while he was working with
the sickle.
Miss Mary Weidner is in Denver
preparing to enter a business col
lege, for the coming term.
&, Mr.. and Mrs Mike Cannon took
dinner Monday at the A. F. Reyn-
olds home. =
y Frank Grihaski went to Denver
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jones are
visiting at their grandson's. NJ. L..
Wights, this week.
=, c. w. Reed went to Denver Mon
day. accompanied by Mrs George
Mcclellan, Mrs. Lawrence Mcclellan
Miss Ethel Reed and Mrs. George
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
FARM NOTES.

Z. w. Converse was a profession.
al caller at VIM. Polsons Saturday
couple of aeroplanes passed over
this district Tuesday, about 1900
a. m. going southeast.
VIM. Poison delivered hogs 10
Elizabeth Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Jones are Wis
iting their grandson. M L. Wight.
Everybody help with the fair.
Carl Gobrinski was Sightseeing
in Denver Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Nevins returned from
few days visit in Denver, Sunday.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
of all, that the cream business at
Fondis will be on better basis soon.
links.
WINDY POINT

Mr.. Fredinburg's were Colorado
Springs visitors Monday, and Den
yer on Tuesday.
A few of Windys' rustlers helped
Chas. Litherland thresh wheat the
first of the week.
Will Tanin helped Chas. Anderson
stack grain last week.
Ward Russell is busy drilling in
his fall wheat.
l.. w. Johnson's had company from
good old Nebraska last week.
Two more Kansas men have bought
land in this neck of the WOODS. Suck
ers are not all dead yet
Mr.. Minson's brother-in-Iaw and
son from Iowa were here on a visit
the last of the week.
DIR. Witter and Robert Chirnside
and families were callers at Mr..
Minsons' Thursday night.
Mr.. Craigs' were callers at Albert
Mars Sunday
Mr.. Lineberger is putting up a
new garage and pump house.
l.. w. Johnson's were Colorado
Springs visitors Sunday.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03

and gentle. II this is done the
COMMITTEES will feel amply paid for
all their trouble. This committee
consists of A. G. Cornforth, b. II.
Gleason and our Couny Agent.
The committee requests that a
written report be made out by each
club member as to how the calf was
taken care of, stating what feed the
calf had during last winter, also
the past summer, and whether 1t has
been kept in the barn or not. A
prize will be given for the best report
also for the second best.
Professor Freeman, of the agricul.
tural college will, no doubt, judge
the calves. He will, after Judge
ing. give a short talk on how &c
Judge cattle and will answer any
questions that the club memberl
may wish to ask.
Following are the classes and
premiums:
Glass No. /. best gain in weight
IN calves weighing 500 or more OF
November last: LIST. $40; End. 50;
}rd. IS; 4th. 81; 5th. Sc; 9Th, SIS;
It'll, 81; Sth, SO.
Class No. 2. best gain on calves
that weighed less than 500 on No
yembor Sth, last: LIST, $40; End. 50;
3rd, IS; 4th, 81; 5th. Sc; 9Th, IS;
It'll, 81; sth, SO.
Glass No. 3, for the best individ.
ual calf: LIST 81; End. 81, 3rd, Sc
4th, SO; 9Th, So; 9Th, SIS; 18th. S.
sth. "a; 9Th, "a: 10th. 81; 18th, So
18th, SO; 18th. SO; 18th. So; 18th
50; 18th. So.
Glass No. 4, for boys, for TIE
the calf broke to lead the best ant
| 1hietesh to nhandle, L lst prize SIS.
Glass No. 4, for girls. for the cal
| broke to lead the best and quietes
to handle; LIST prize SIS in gold.
Class No. 5. when these calve
were drawn November Sth. they wer'
| grouped as follows. as to merit:
Group No. 1: Nos. 1, 2. 7. 9. 16
Group No. q Nos. 3. 4, 5. 6. 8.
Group No. 8 Nos. 10, IL. IL, 10
IA, and Is.
They will be placed again in thre
groups as to merits.
Any calf that is placed in grouI
higher than II formally stood will
ne awarded a special or cash prize
Some additional special prizes ar
prizes are offered:
For the champion calf in Glass No
2. S.. For the champion priz
winner in Glass No. l. SIS. Fo
the champion prize winner in Clas
| No. 2, IS. For the champion cal
making the largest gain in Class Nc
and 2, pair of shoes by Russell
Gates Mercantile Company. Fc
the grand champion calf standin
the highest in Glasses Nos. 1. 2,
and 4. all classes considered. San
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03

James r. holland, secretary Of
state. suggests that farmers who
will need extra help to save their
harvest organize in the different
communities and select one repre-
sentative to whom workers may be
sent. he in turn to distribute them
where needed. This agent would
determine the number needed for
his locality and then place a single
order with one Of the State Free
Employment offices several days In
advance of the date the men will be
needed, stating fully in the order all
details as to wages, duration Of
work and such other information as
may be necessary to fill the order
satisfactorily to both employer and
employee. If this plan is adopted
the employment Offices viii have
plenty of time to advertise and do
such other work as may be necess-
airy In handling the situation Sec
rotary holland impresses the fact that
no charges are made to employer or
employe for securing this help. The
State Free Employment bureaus OPP
Grating under his direction are To-
Gated at: 1914 Stout Street, Denver,
Midland Block, Colorado Springs;
Labor Temple, Pueblo. and one at
Grand Junction.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
LIVESTOCK PREMIUM LIsT.FARM
BUREAU FAIR AT KI0WA.

sists OF A. q Cornforth. G. w. Clark,
! C. H. Greenfee, Miss Jennie Williams
Miss Minerva McCarty and Warren
/ Deming. Mr.. Warren Deming was
also appointed as secretary of the
fair.
Entries for livestock exhibits must
be in the hands of the secretary by
September 10th. On account of
f, inadequate building facilities, the
committee tho't it best not to exhib-
1t horses and mules fearing that
someone may get kicked or otherwise
injured. Following is the premium
list for cattle.
Bull 8 years old, LIST. SIS; End. So
so; 3rd, ribbon.
Bull years old, list, SIS; End, s2.5O;
3rd, ribbon.
Bull l year old, LIST. So; End. SO SO
Bird, ribbon.
Best bull under one year old, Let.
So; End. $3.50; Bird ribbon.
Cow. aged. LIST. SIS; End. $3.50;
Bird, ribbon.
Heifer. 2 years old. LIST So; End.
$3.50; srd. ribbon.
Yearling helfer. LIST, SIS; End, So
so; 3rd ribbon.
Best heifer under one year, 1st
So; End, $3.50; 3rd. ribbon.
The above applies to Shorthorns
Herefords and Galloways, separate
ly.
A special premium will be given
on Shorthprn Calf herd.
PREMIUM LIST ON HOGS. =
TIL following premium list applies
to three breeds of hogs; ie.- Du-
rocs, Poland Chinas, and Berk-
shires.
Aged DO ar, list, SO; End, So; srd,
ribbon.
Spring boar, LIST SO; End. So; srd,
ribbon.
Aged sow, list, So; End, So; srd,
ribbon.
Spring gov, list. SO; End, "; sra
ribbon.
Twenty dollars in prize money
will be available for each breed oi
hogs. making a total of sixty dollars
for the three breeds. above mem
toned.
Where there is only one exhibitor
in any class. only one cash premium
win he awarded. Where there If
more than one exhibitor in class
ona axbibitor NAV he awarded both
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03

There has been no finer note OF
patriotfsmi and Americahtnm struck
in any campaign than the tributes
Governor Cox is paying in his spec
Of our boys who died and are sleep
Ing in France" and to their brave
comrades who survived. and the re-
iteration Of his determination to
keep faith with the dead" Gov
they fought and what they died for.
and as President Of the United States
they could have no more faithful
and sympathetic trustee of their In
terests.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
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ManZan is the ideal remedy
for piles, the torment of thou
sands in all walks of life.
, Many people who have used it,
after experimenting with
other preparations that failed
! to afford relief, invariably
classify it as the best of all
: pile remedies.
ManZan is antiseptic and
soothing in effect.
: 1t may be used benefcially
for scalds, cuts, eruptions,
insect bites and skin diseases.
Its curative properties afford
relief in cases coming under
this classification.
ManZan is prepared in the
laboratories of E. c.. Dewitt
: & Co., Inc. 1t is sold in col
lapsible tubes, with a perfo-
rated nozzle, that makes its
application easy. The price is
Soc a tube.
c. |. Thompson,
EIiz abeth, Colorad.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

DR.. Wolfenberger. Dentist, will he
In
Elizabeth September 18th.
Gilbert September 18th.
Beginning October II, will be in
Elizabeth and Ebert each alternate
week.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03

der's edition of"History of the Short
horns" For the best individual
calf shown by girl, in Glass No. 8.
No. Brownie Kodak. For the
second best individual calf in Class
No. 3, l years subscription to
Breeders Gazette"
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
HOLD YOUR ORDERS.

The Rawleigh Man is working
the west end Of the county with his
ANo. line Of Cold Remedies, Lini-
ments and Ointments. Don't fol-
get to lay in your supply for the
winter $40.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-03
NOTICE

Calls answered day or night
Flowers ordered. Lady assistant.
w. c. WHITING,
Phone Ebert 181 Undertaken.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-05-21

Deep breathing increases the will
power.