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The Glenwood post., 1904-05-28
PARACHUTE PARAGRAPHS.

FAhANhOIE AA.''
Mrs. Hits of Victor is here on a
short visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs. George Clarkson and daughter
were visiting here several days last
week
Sam WATSON has done some grading
on the lots west of Mr.. Popple's Office
and intends to fence them.
Farmers both up the creek and on
the mesa are very busy in giving
their trees the second spraying.
Mrs. Clarence Tracey's daughter
from Aspen has come to make her
mother long visit this summer.
George Clarkson and Fred Munro
were down from Rifle Sunday on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
Joe Conner has returned from Car
bondale where he has been helping
his boys plant potatoes on their leased
ranch.
Mrs. Walter Vance and two chill
dren have been having quite siege
with the measles but are better at
this writing.
The hotel painting has been finished
and Dick o Hearn has painted another
sign on the front which adds greatly
to the appearance.
Miss Gertie Hilliker, who has been
teaching at Antlers for the past year,
is here to spend the summer with
friends and relatives.
Quite a number of our citizens
we're out to the closing exercises of
the school which were very appropri-
ately rendered in each room.
Reverend Spring of Glenwood
Springs who was here looking over
lots and real estate was very favorably
impressed with town and surround
ings.
Reverend Turpin from Lamar, Col
orado. is here holding special meet
ings at Battlement mesa school house
in the interest Of the Church of God
people.
Mrs. W. T. Clayton met with a
painful accident last week when the
wagon in which she was riding broke
in crossing ditch and the occupants
were thrown out.
Sam WATSON and Phil Waterman
gave public dance at Woodman hall
last Saturday night which was very
we'll attended, quite few from Cache
creek and adjoining neiehborhoods.
Miss Lay has just concluded suc.
cessful term Of school at Battlement
mesa and took the train Thursday
evening en- route to Routt county
where she has summer school near
Steamboat Springs.
r. A. Wallace. who spent last win
ter and spring at his old home in
Philadelphia. has returned for visit
among old friends and it surely did
agree with him back east Mr.. Wal
lace formerly owned ranch up the
creek.
The Women of Woodcraft had an
election Of officers last Friday night
and the following were elected: Guar
dian Neighbor, Mrs. O'Toole; Advis.
or Lieutenant, Mrs. L. underwood
Magician, Libbie White; Outer Sen.
tinel. w. o. Hurlburt: Inner Senti
mel, Pitt Jones; Manager. j. A. Nc
Kinney; Musician. Mrs. Sam WATSON
The school board met last Thursday
night and elected the following teach
ers for the ensuing term: Professor
Sackett as principal. Miss Matthews
for the primary and Miss Pickanew
for the intermediate department. The
latter takes the place of Miss Allen,
who served 80 faithfully and satisfac-
torily the past year. AS Miss Allen
recommended Miss Pickanew, and the
other two are the same we had last
year, we hope to have another sue
cessful school term during the com
ing year.
The Glenwood post., 1904-05-28
NOTICE

All persons are hereby notified that q GER
tain note, dated December 18th, 1908, for the
sum of one hundred sixteen and seventy
two hundrcdths dollars, payable to the or
der of @. Schlotfeldt, due June 10Th, 1901, and
signed by the undersigned John Paterson,
was obtained by fraud and without consider
alton; and that 1 will refuse payment of
same, and hereby warn all persons not to
purchase or in any manner negotiate for
said note or to discount or loan any money
thereon on my account.
JOHN PATERSON
Dated this 3rd day of March 1904. It
The Glenwood post., 1904-05-28

DR.. o. L. Mccartney, Dental Office
over postoface in Bank block All
work guaranteed. tt
The Glenwood post., 1904-05-28

Highest cash price paid for hides
1t the Grand avenue meat market.
The Glenwood post., 1904-05-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
Annual Sale of
Muslin UnaerzVear,
Silk Pethc0atS,
Klmonos, Robes and Corsets,

Commencing Monday, january 4th
Nzeht G0zOnS and Dru1Oe1S,
5oc,75c., 9Sc., 1.25, 1875, "a 2.95 to 495
Chem1ses,
75c., 98c., $I.25, sos, s2.45, s2.95.
Corset Co0ers,
25c., SOC, 75c., 9Sc., sI.25, sI.95.
Skirts,
98c., S1.25, sI.95, $2.45, s2.o5 to $1,000.
Odd Pieces in
G0zvus Skirts, Chemlses and DruzOe1s
at about "a their value.
zs0usseaux Sets
in a variety of Styles exceptional value,
$500, $7.45, $7.95 and $12.5o.
WIhlts PeHscoats,
elaboratelv trimmed with lace embroidery
from S5.45 to S2o.oo about u their value
Lace Trimmed Train Skirts, $685. tos1o.oo
about "a their value.
Outing Flannel Peh1coats .,.... IS cts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
Sabre iiber ietnen Hadbarn gemeiIe
bdppn geaeben bate.

puuult SSytptl 1ullS.
SEPT lernten i'm bic gbrenfels BON
elmer sdn5 anberen Settle fennen. War
oas nod berielbe @raf 8rebop, Der
ibnen ben unperiObnli9iten 9ab 9ez
setgt bate nnb Der nun fir tie Ollie
Elm Woblpouen unb cine aufri6tige
6reunof4aft an ben Sag legte, bic sez
rdbe bel bieiem Manne ungepDbnli9
ansenebm beriibren muBts2- gr fam
leBt oft beriiber, Sutpeilen rlur auf gana
tur5e 3eit; aber er bra9te bann itets
Jus feinem Sreibbauie fir bic 8arpz
min unb Srmgarb bic fdDniten 8Iu=
men1trGube nit, unb in Der unterbal,
tuns init @rnulf pubte er setpObnli9
in 10 tpenig aufbrineli9er @eiie
irsenb einen 3utb ein5ufIedten, bab
fieier ii4 niemals berlest fiiblen
tonnte. Mit ieinen un~getpDbnli9
l4drfen Iugen bemertte Der @raf ihpn
i'm @oriiberreiten, mo- in Der Wirtbz
iaaftsfiibrung Der Srelslbe Elm syebler
gemabt porben ober cine 8erbeferung
nOt9ig lei. unb iObalb 4rnulf bann
nd9 2inbenau fam, 5eiste er linn gang
unauffdais, ipie IS Bel ibm eebanbbabt
purbe, unb Der iunse Sreiberr muBte
ltets betennen, bab Der @raf es bers
itanoen bate, cine Mufteripirtbf6aft
einaufubren, unb er fu9te na6 MDss
liateitdeinem 8eiipiele gu folsen.
Gortfetung foIgt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
e-saHFMEN
Nuerlet tiir's Saus.

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ausgeaei9net bat fi4 folgenbes ein=
fade Mitel bepGbrt. Man iibersiebt
Suuertraut nit SaImiat, itreut Is
auf ben Seppi9 unb biirftet es auf.
3uleBt pirb nit iauberem Seppi4be>
fen na9gebiirftet.
&labafter 9estnhdnbe
rsinist man stpedmGbis in folsenber
Weife: Man bereitet ii9 cine marine
SeifenlOfuns aus 2 l1nsen fpaniz
f9er Seife nit einem Quart nei9en
@aFers. Sn biefe 2Ofung tau4t man
ben @esenitanb unb lGbt i'm in ibr
etpa cine babe Stunbe. Msbann biirz
ftet man ben @egenitanb, obne ihn aug
berS eifenlOfuns beraus5unebmen, NIT
elmer fpei9en 8iirite. Sobann ipiilt
man NIT rei9li9en Meneen tpei9en
Wafers na4 unb trOdnet nit einem
Sud- al. Oie politur unb einen f6D,
men Slang gibt man benz @labafter
burh Seifennafer nit &alf, benz man
5ulebt ettpas g%epulpertes unb gez
i9lemmtss SebertpsiB obsr Salt beiz
mii9t.
6eine6aarpomaSs Mar
f9itte 80 9ramm SlipenDl, so
Gramm RiainusOl unb 10 @ramm
selbes @a9s in Elm SDpf4en unb lafe
leBteres 10 lange auf etnem
beiben 9eerbe ober Sfen fteben, biz
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gen Gtbsrii9en Seles (8ergamotte0l
etc. binsu unb giebe bic nod belize
5liffigteit in elm reines SOpf9en, be-
5iebungsDeiie cine 8ii9fe.
&Ieibungstid matter
bid 8 q 9en. gu biefem 8ez
bufe lOfe man in einem 9anbeimer
Wafer 2 pfunb Mlaun nnb in eirem
anoeren elmer 2 pfunb 8leiefiig auf.
9ierauf erfolst bic Mif9uns beiber
Sliiffisfeiten, bon tpel9en iid, tpenn
lie cine 3eit lang rubis itehen bleiben,
i9pefelfaures 8leiorpb ablOft unb
nieberfdldst. Dieter 8obenfaB muB
san5 suriidbleiben. unb bic Gliiffisfeit
besbolb febr bebutium abgegoHen tperS
ben. Man pei9t bic betreffenben&Ieiz
bungstiide in bieier Sliifiigfeit elm,
bur4fnetet fe mad Der 9erausnnbme
einisemul unb trodnet iie ipom0sli9
in FREEZER Cuff.
Mittel &eu9bu n.
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item lit @ucalpptus=Sinttur 3inbern
i'm Glter bon ~ Bis 4 Sabren eisbt
man ale 3 Stunben So Sropfen In
3uderpaIer. Oas Mittel pirb BON
&inbern germ genommen. 8elisbte
9ausmittel iinb folgenbs: y Mlan
f4neibet 3miebeln in S9eiben, ma6t
lie iiber 5euer tparm, Big fe fia in III
rem Safte bin unb Der bepegen lafen,
fAldgf fie bann in elm Sud-, legt tie r.
tDarm als mOelih auf bic Gub5pblen
unb ldbt lie IL Stunben liegen. Ser
ner 1T Saft o fhparaen Sobannis=
beeren, 1 SbeelOffel bon BEL iebem Mnz
faa, Elm e%rprobtes Mittel. = 6ebt fi@
ber&eudhuiten nidt baIo, 10 aiebt man
better einen Mr5t gu @atbe, bamit ni9t
Supgenent5iinbung entftebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23

graf grsbop eebOrte ni9t 81 9en>
jsnissn, Die etras balb tbun, bas lag
ieinem enti9iebenen Wefen bOlis fern.
@eitbem fein 9roa segen bic gbrerz
fels bur4 ben trugiiden Sob Der Bril-
Der pOuis erlpfdsn, Ssiste er sesen Die
Sinterbliebenen cine 10 ber5life,
frsunbfdaftlide @efinnuns, bic um 70
p~obltbuenber beriibren mubte, als fe
BON einem Manne fam. Der in Der sars
gen l1mseserb als bart unb riidiidtsz
log periarieen mar unb Der ar bic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23

8iireermsifter (su einsm nerarges
itenten 8eamten): 9etpinnbrineenbe
Mebenbei4Gftiguns lit Sbnen rli9t GEE
f%tattet.
~Q9, bann mub ia ia au9 bas
Oi9ten au%fgeben. !"
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heuauneeu tetne 4Iarustdften anaebra4t fxt.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-11
The COMMITTEE
Ramon Ticket Wins by Large
MAJORITY.

The Ramon ticket. in the specia
election held Tuesday to choose q
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee TO serve for the next two years,
won Overwhelmingly. On a basis of q
committee numbering thirty.two the
WitheIspoon faction will have only slx
and onehalt votes.
The personnel of the committee is az
follows:
Dist. No. 1, R. s. Mcknight, Ky;
No. 2. Drake Stanteld. tK) No. 8.
j. Il. Gillespie. Ky; No. 4. ]. H.
kirkpatrick. Ky; No. 5, J. H. Ramon
and G. C. Denton, Ky; No. 9, j. K.
Thomas and j. 5. Hickman. (K); No.
Z. j. Ii. Courtney. Ky; No. 8. John
W. Matthews. (K); No. Q. Jas. A.
Smiser. John NJ. Burns, n. F. Vaughn.
W. d. Cameron and R. W. Hight, Ky;
No. 10. Ed Hill (W); No. II, John.
c. Nelson, (K); No. ~, q. N. Pick
ard and G. s. Jackson Ky; No. 10,
j. B. CRANBERRY * and Chas. W.
Barrett (W); No. IA, Jno. G. Sowell
IVY; No. Is, Clararc e Akin, Ky;
No. IS, j. b. Pogue. Ky; No. II, Ad
FoIgey. (W); No 16. Jno. Adkisson,
Ky; No. 10, Cam Mckay, (KJ; No.
20, NJ. Z. Allen, IVY; No. 81, Ripley
Steele, wv; No. %, Jno. DAVIS and
Yves Huckaby. Ky; No. %, Jno. s.
Brown, (K): No. "a. Kirk Loftin.
(K); No. 25. Granville. Pratt. a vote
for Ramon, Sam Glenn, Il vote for
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-11
JUDGE PARKER
WRITES A LETTER.
Thanks Party Managers and
Advises Organization and
@a"9 Work.

Esopus, N. y, Nov. 9.--Judge Par.
ker gave to the press an open letter ad.
dressed ITO the Democracyso the Ma
I tion," in which he thanked those 10
charge of his campaign work and de.
clared that the people will soon real.
ize that 1.-THE fairfield trusts are sb.
sorbing the wealth OF the Nation
He said that when the time comes
the people will turn to the Democratic
party for relief.
In this letter Judge Parker says he
shall never seek nomination or public
Office. He discusses the difficulties
encountered by the Democrats 10 max.
ing the campaign this year and makes
suggestions regarding harmony 10 the
party.
In conclusion, the Judge says that In
the presence OF defeat he does not hest
tate to say that in his opinion the great
moral question that confronts the Demo.
Gratis is, ''Shall the trusts and corpora.
tions be prevented from contributing
money to control or to aid in controlling
elections?"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-11
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
MATCH

Match. Nov. 10.-Those on the slcl
list at this writing ale MI. W. O.
Brazier and Hollis, the little son Of
MI. and Mrs. Will MINOR.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ellington an6
children, of Columbia. spent Sunday
with thei1 mother, Mrs. Chas. Sowell.
Mrs. Bette Thomas, of Knob Creek,
is visiting relatives here and in Gran
ford Hollow.
Miss Alice Minor, of Bigbyville, has
been visiting relatives In Crawford
Hollow.
Nj. and Mrs. Gilbert Hunter and
daughter. Halle, of Verona. spent
from Saturday TIL today with friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. Sam Hunter has returned to
Rudderville. after brief visit in our
midst ..-.iSs
Dew Drop returned home Wednes-
DAY of last week after a short visit to
friends at Mt. Pleasant.
If Madam Rumor speaks truly,
Match and Spring Hill will JOIN right
hands at an early date.
Brother Fl. A. Gray will preach at
Smyrna Sunday afternoon. We hope
70 see large crowd to see old Smyrna
church so near completed and hope 1t
VIII net be long before it is entirely
finished.
Messrs. Meeks and Bifill spent Sun
Gay night at the home of MIR. John
Hunter. DEW DROP.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-11
|CARMACK' OPINION
Gives His Ideas of the Causes
of National Defeat.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. Ex-senator E
w. Carmack was asked tonight what he
considered the cause of the result OF the
recent national election, and replied:
1.-The influences contributing to that
result are many. Among these are:
First, the sheer power of corruption,
brought about by the base surrender OF
the present Administration to the
trusts.
Third. the popularity of South
batting in the North. Throwing brick
bats at the South is favorite way of
doing psnance fcI sins north of Mason
and Dixon's line. President Roosevelt
showed himself to be one OF the most
cunning politicians when he made his
appeal to the Northern white man
ae aInst his Southern brother
Answering the question AS to what
the election shows. he said. 1T
shows that the white people Of the
South must tread the wine press alone,
as they have done for forty years.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-11
CIRCUIT, COURT
Meets Monday With an Average
Docket.

CiIcuit Court meets Monday in Iegu
lar session with an average docket TO
trial.
On the trial docket there are twenty,
one cases; on the appearance docket
nfty-six cases. and ON the non jury
docket thele are 90 cases.
The most important cases ON the
criminal docket are the Wisdom and
stephenson murder cases. Wisdom, a
white man, killed Rev. Brooks. near
Enterprise. about two years since, and
made his escape. BE was sIrested
about two months ago and his case
will be called for tIIal for the first
time on November 30.
The Stephenson brothers. negroes.
have already been up for trial three
times and will come up for the fourth
time on November %. The two
Stephenson s ale out on bond. so were
not among the negroe prisoners who
escaped recently from the county Jail.
The escape of these prisoners will
1eouce the criminal docket for the
time being.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-11
THE ADAMS LAW
Republican Managers FavOrs
Its Extension.

An effort will be made by the Repub
lican members of the next Genera
Assembly to extend the provisions Of
the Adams law to all the cities anG
towns of the State. This is the state
ment made at Republican headquarters
Wednesday by H. A. Luck, Secretary
of the Republican State Committee,
and one of the Roosevelt electors for
Tennessee
Mr.. Luck made the following sig
niticant comment on the result of the
State election: THE reelection of
Gov. Frazier by majority approx
mating Is, coo, which the Republican
Committee comedies, is nothing less
than an emphatic endorsement of the
Adams law. The people have spoken
on this law ana have approved 1t. We
bow to their will. Not only will the
Republicans do this, but they will
lend the Democrats every assistance
toward enforcing its provisions. y
the law is good thing tor the small
towns 1t il a good thing for the larger
towns, and we favor amending the
provisions OF the law so as to extend
1t to every city and town in Tennessee.
We shall use our efforts to have the
Republican members OF the next Legis.
lature introduce and support bill to
this effect.