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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11
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meo flor Gefligbeo. Senim;0 10
Nerioner bar in6buote / Dugen
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re 2arer g. Senien, Ealer, ben,
Bolospis i anoen og / ficroe Balg
freos. 8egge bolgtes enitemmigt a
@Glgerforeningen. Sen tioligert
0ur1fc &al1o1Dat nl10en &re0s
cano. matb. 90. Mn6erien b.ap0e fra.
be6t fig at blipe opltilIct.
&irfens GortDffn II q /.
6orle6en GGnoag blcp set beitioe-
l;gt befjcnot ira Ernoifclfolcu /
Tellteo Strife, at Der nh al @o1tiiito,
riet bar a1oronet iefs oarIiec tpife
Sobc6gu6Stienei tier (imoo 4 Otter
MISUNDERSTANDING fgr). Sen fgr,
ite &oDe0gl16Stjcneltc pao Gpif full
oe finoe @teo onoc1 Suleoog. Set
CT iiGr sen i1%opon6reoe &omune-
foritoner German Sanien / .6ellteo.
og be5u6en 1togle tpife @afoleIarcre,
man fan taffe berfor.
S fen ibieI. @reo,
n1rbanoler Mgller al &%ooerslep,
ON bar fommen til Marfe6 / @a-
og boeoe Dos @iuit9iper Git,
paa Spn6ertorb, fan6tes ON
froslen libel uoe / gogn.
'orten. Man ontoger, at ban il
fottens Qbb bot facet ct Sloebefin-
'enoe, er ftaoct op, fal6en ON oa er
'leoen lig9enoe bialpelds. 2egen
nnoe fun faitflao, at ban bar fros,
en- libel. ST. M6lfer oar FIN 35
lar.
9g6sfaI6. GorIe6e11 afgif
60 Dg6en tt6ligere @oar6eier, Mf-|
8. 2orenfen ! &pnbpl. !!
Sen Mfoeoe, iont blcu
Z &or oommel. tilb6rte cit al Sc
;amle fei9e 6anife 8on6eTegter Il
5un6beb. San bab6e oltio ct
ormt @ierte for Sen oanifc 6olfe-
a9 o@ bar / mango Mar Nalgn1ano
il 2an06agsualget. @n6nl fort
br ban faite6e5 paa SD9eleiet, bar
an for ii6fte Gang mb6t til 8al9
en- %. 0ftober for at ofgipe iir
poo Sen bon1fe &an6i6ot.
g L q t e c M b c 5 ernie II
: . + lespie u&irfeligt
5bnoagsbloo", Der uo9ipes af Ea,
tor 8eterien / @fo6borg, me66eler,
t ser for 9iben fun CT to &anbi,
ater poa ErGltclemindriet / So
ersleo. Set ct nllere6e iii life
at bciGtte ollie leoige &rn-
/ MoroTcsbig, 6a set flor
CT poa BON iftalenoe &an6ibatcr.
0enne &rG1tcmangel fat moalfe
libe ct pelfommen6e 8aaifu6 for
aegieringen til at in6fpre en6nu
mere Tp1f / &irfernc.
nIDffestiIfnl6e Tor,
e6en Mften beb 8 9i6en> mems
5fobfoe6ens 5Digerfober fra 2ilr-
'et @foo, en- gommel Maro pmfr.
o, be6 Nopn Beterlen, fibrte fra
Joftlun6 biem / Sane, blep Sc
ten lbbif neo 40 8affen be6 Eoft-
u116 Belter-M elle. @a,1en pGlte6e
'ao en- @rusltaf, Gfopfog6e1s 9.
ogtre 1pngeoes no al &anen, og Be-
erlen brogtes til Gentrolbotellet Il
.'eui6itlps 4ilitan6 UNDER 2pgebe-
)an0ling. Ser ct 6og &aob ON, at
Jan inart fan fon1n1c fig. &eiten
/ @arbe0en at Spir,,p.
aanen blep ebelaet.
S b e I e al set / Opt
Der Citing peo $a0erslep opfprte
Mariebiem foretoees be11 Is. 9rbr.,
oct @raiterne Erabl al @an1mel
h.hpilfet 9bgn oct lig<
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

Torfplclie belbrcbet paa en- Due.
Sog 2aratipe 8romo Nuininc
tablets. Heneene tiIbage fra ale
Apotbefere, bpis life belbreoet. 6.
q. @rope's Mapn pao beer sgffe.
ss5c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

ppDrter NIT 5piieboro pes felfliee
seilisbeDer forl1oen meo oet oanife
Stag tilltge me0 BET blaabDi6e Ste
Gel for Talfen, bpao leg for &eltelI
lite piloe gigre, baieg ipnes beoit
on1 6alfen. Dg ON unoet er Der 10.
iffe Iale."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

u 90 ta Mt or Brsa i 5
:, t tel E Gaai0oeier Mnoer,
Suiteien, bDis @aaro 5pl10er Sin
sc peo 2a11gaa fer ct Har Maa1teoel
iioen brGn0te, % bporDe0 en- Sc
&reutl1rer i%noebrGrole, er mi hn
4 boiot, iigtet foe 8ranoitiftelie %
Asinranceibig. Sriteien iolgtt
Gaaroen eiter Branoen % boer M
. / &ammersbM.
!, s 9or ems ltoer man mere
UNDER @leftricitetens apaler en6
unoer 6enS &elitgnelier. 6orIe6en
maatte Gleftricitet sperfets Moifiner
9oaet ben bele Scat, og 6e goor iau
tungt, at belle Nabolaget gjennem-
bGnes at en- milo Sororpitelie. S
2elligbe6erne / Nobobuiene oanleoe
De lette Mpbler &anfan mi6t pQa
Gulbet, og banlfeligere flpttelige
Weebler 6uoeoe iom om 8oro paa
en- Sceanoamper mi6t 1toe paa ST.
lanterbabet. GpDn bar UNDER 6isle
5orbol6 en- forbolbspis nfien6t Or,
tifel..
Jerf S aarefip6 till
Danmarf. 8. S. g. g. ngter
at an faffe ct Nor npe, itore Gam.
perc til at bclergc Garten pao IS.
lan6. Ofsic Gumpere piI foa ct
Replacement al 5000 Cons. 9e
pil blipe inorctteoe ne6 aplerllm,
foaleoes at set fertile, islon6ifc Goa,
refjbb 6erbeo fan %cfsporteres. Sio=
til bar n1an fun funnel u6f6re laI,
tt Jaaretipo. Gg besu6en oil @fi-
bene blipe in6rettet lom Nosioger,
oampere - / $oob o1t, at nc ser,
peb fon faa Guriitltremmen 6roget
op til Sogase1. Men set er set fer
.ife Toorefip6, man per1ter fig MiI>
lionernc al.
@leftrif Gporpci
Sans. 9ireftgr Carl
Beet be0 Gons @eitcrbapsbo6 oln>
gaoes me6 Elaner ONT Mnlqg a. CT
elettrif Sporpci fra Worbbp til 3d.
beite1et, Smboitnin9erne CT folfl1>
lereoc til ca. $4,000 St, bpoo an,
ifaffelicn al Moteriel % 2r9ning
at 9fintter o1t9adr. @oo6 iclpc
@leftricitet5p9rfet n1e6 2eoninger
.pI fon1n1e til at fo1te, bi6es oerimo6
enonu life; men ga oct CT 3onfcni
.ogioa at leDere eleftriit 8eIDsnine
til 8a6eite6et, bliper @umme1 nnp-
~. belt lille. Man bor ollercoe an,
mooet ct 6irrna / @sbiero ON at et,
be 8tlbuo paa 2ebering al 9beuer
% Sfinner til Sporpeien.
g 5 + t beb Mol
b org. Danif 5ooolipre= og
Snperfosfatfobrif / &%iebenbopn Zig.
ger for 9i6en / UNDERSTANDING meo
aalborg &pln1,1,c ON &ipb al ca. 10
G0r. 2ano mellcm @ospprfet, 8of.
tegaoro og 2pffeseie. Selifabet bor
Der / Gnoe at anlngoe EFT iterrc
Tobrif; ser ifal laa bpgges en- llo>
fibntngSbro mellen1 61bool og
&riotbru6et, ligeiom scr ifal feres
SSernbaneipor ino til Stotionen.
@nbnu ct @anoelen life 9aaet
Sroe1; ntel1 oct penteS, at set mart
bill ffe. &omunen forlonger ca.
100000, og MftielelIfobct tilbpocr
ca. $4,000 ST..
Otter Gorlpoenbe paotnnfer ST.
tieiellfubet cnopibere at fiebe 6le-
balls Gabrifer % 8offegaoro.
BiIanoene.
Sc petin6ilfe $ q t.
tprfe ifaI lon1 tioligerc nrDnt
opbGpes og eritattes al ct @enoarrn>
ertforps. Eli 6etteS Gbef CT uoiet
@repe Moge Moltfe, biotil @rcnier-
lsitnant / @nrben % en- al $obeo-
itooens elegantelte Gfficerer.
SSlGn6ere paa ST.
t Of c. Set fer no til, at Sc is-
lan6Re MlttngsmGn6, iorn gjnite6e
9anmarf, bar talt go6t ONT oe oan.
ife $bii6oler paa 6eres &iemg; /
bpert Gal6 er Der / @inter ct ulpo-
panlie itort Mntal Sslanoere paa Sc
6anffe Sgiifoler, nemlig paa Mifob
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

S 5 b i e I e al set / @g11-
Ser Citing be6 &a6erslep opfgrte
Martebiem foretoges ber IS. 9rbr.,
i6et @raiterne &robl al @anrmel
$aoerslep, iNhpilfet Sbgn oct lig<
ger, og Eonna1ssf Soptrup talte i
ben at Mariebiemmet in6rette6e
muffe &irfeial. Snopielien oberon-
reoes foruoen al Bpgberren> Bpg-
meitereh og on6re @aon6pRrfere,
iom bar bpret me6 be6 OpfGrelien,
ttllige al Suiets 8eboere % Ell Gel
Sn6bn6te, / alt benbeD 100 8erlo-
ner. Tormnalet meb 9pfgrelien er
at itnffe enl~igitaaenoe Gamer %
Glore 9Ggtefolf ct bebageIigt &iem,
lem / Marenes 2eb, mar ellers al,
ting maa lpffes, ifaI blipe at faa
l1oen noge1 2eiego6tgigrelie. s. 6e
obennnunte 2eieillmmer er in6befat,
tet ri 8arme. @egiprineen af arop,
per % @ange beibrees al 9fono-
men, iom boer ! Suiet. sos BAN
fan man ogioa MOB Detailing beitine
Miooagsmao: Meningen neo 9p--
grelien q 6ie1lrnleet " ogiaa q fa
e1lige Neriorer Ell rfatning dol
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
Sp|icin's on the Range.

I've read about the the splice yorng victims
With tony music that d knock a song.bird perch,
With logged out in swalertais in
Their faces polished till they look rich
I've heerd about the bunch maids,
That stands around the bluhin them
The preacher in his hown' robes page
The weddin march, the bridal veil an thing
It's mebbe what the call aufay in ristocrac
10 have such doin S when dave is captured by hawk
An may be honorn' the Lord in havin Him
Above the perceedin IS when the double
But mong people o. the chop
There's always fun an jollty atenlin' o n splice
No hifautin weddin march that full o. pune
But Jest fiddle that is trained fur payn 'dancin'
The parsons the dom like they bed,
Or like widder in her weeds anournin for the dead,
But dust the old Prince Albert suit bout
An tech the edges with ink where
They have bridal maids o help job along
No flower bells peas to-meetin' song,
But make the splice thank the handn'
An give the bride blessin' kiss there you
Then there's the dance that nupchu jamboree,
The cowboys an the ranehe gals all keyed way up
An every feler in the gang sweIs bust with pride
If given the privilege shake trotttIs With the bride
The city style o. bitchin 'up Jill Jack
That sufferin in mutual serious heart attack,
May do fur them that's Inclined but don't
From how the coupn up done yeddins range
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07

NOTICE OF RESTORATION OF PUBLIC
LANDS TO SETTLEMENT AND ENTRY
Department of the Interior, General Land
ice is hereby given that the public lands in
withdrawn on April 26, 1905 and May 2s, 1906
for forestry purposes and adjoining the Holy
Cross National Forest, Colorado, and not
otherwise withdrawn, reserved or Uppropri-
ated, will by authority OF the secretary Of
the Interior be restored to the public domain
on September 2S, 1907, and become subject to
settlement on and after that date, but not to
entry, filing or selection until on and after
October %, 1907. under the conditions and re
strictions applicable to such lands, at the
United States Land Otiice at Glenwood
Springs, Colorado: In Township five ~,
Range eighty three ts3l, Section thirty two
(S2) in Township five 90, Range ctghty-cight
(Ss), Sec, thirty onct3D in Township five (5l,
Range eighty nine tsgj, Sections twenty five
(25D, twenty. six (26) twenty seven go. thir-
ty four (s4), thirty-five (35l, thirty six (?6l ;
all south and west, sixth Principal Meridian,
Colorado Warming is hereby expressly given
that no person Will be permitted to gain or
exercise any right whatever under any set
tlcment or occupation begun prior to sep
tember 2s, 1907, and all such settlement or
oco upation is hereby forbidden.
X. A. BALLINGER
Commissioner of the
General Land Office.
Approved.
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD
Secretary of the Interior.
Z 1921
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07

SALE OF TIMER. R.-washington, ID. c.,
July 81, 1907. Sealed bids marked ontslde,
"Bid. Timber Sale Application, July II, 1907,
Holy Cross" and addressed to the Forester.
Forest Service, Washington. ID. c., will be
received up to and including the 10th day
OF September, 1907, for all the merchant.
able dead timber, standing and down, and
all the live timber marked for cutting by
the forest officers, located on an area of
about 8 acres, Oh approximately the Sc u
of Sec ~, 7. I S., Il: SO W, 9th p. within
the Holy Cross National Forest, Colorado,
estimated to be 120,O00 It n. of live, and
5000 #, d. NJ, of dead lodgepole pine
saw timber. log scale, more or less. No bid
of less than $3.50 per M IT., B. NJ, Will be
considered, and a deposit of 500 must be
sent to Geo II. King. Fiscal Agent Forest
Service, Washington, ID. C., for each bid
submitted to the Forester Timber upon
valid claims Is exempted from sale. The
right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
For further information and regulations
governing sales, address JOHN McLAREN,
Acting Forest Superv visor, Glenwood Springs,
Colorado. WIN. I. COX,
s.lO-a7 Acting Forester.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07

"Are exempt from torture; it is my
will.'
They played swell ball before they
were dead,
And now l think they are better still,
And being a red-hot fan myself
I keep them playing from morn tilr
night
And let them sleep on a nice cool
I believe in treating my players
right"
watched the game with an eager eye
AS 1 sat in awe'at the DEVILS side,
And l shook when he hissed, "Don It
drop that fy!"
Or beloved "Get down, you lobster!
slide!n
Some of the players cavorting there
1 have seen on earth in big leagu"
games,
But you'll have to guess, for do no.
To anger their folks by mentioning
names.
AT first 1 thought that the devil ana
Were quite alone in that spacious
stand,
But all of a sudden ! heard cry
Like the lingering wall of German
band,
[ looked and saw on red-hot seat,
Fastened with white-hot cliugiu.
chains,
A wretch who was racked from heal
With perhaps a thousand different
pains.
Some peanuts swung near his hungrf
eyes
And five feet off was a patch OF
shade,
Where a stein of lager of goodly size
Was fianked by glasses of lemonade
And from time to time a player would
stroll
To the scene of all this suffering
grim,
Poke some fun at this wretchcd' soul
And take the drinks that We're meant
for him;
"That s a knocker,' the devil said
"eA stiff who on earth had a season
pass;
Ills home town players with slurs Re
He's playing the piper now, poor
ass!'
Frightened / wole from my ghastly
dream,
And went to the park, the game to
scan;
And at each play made by the local
team,
I shouted mad1y, "Good eye, old
man!'
-Pittsburg Travelling Man.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS CAREER

At the close of business Saturday
night C. C. Parks, cashier of the First
National bank of this city complet,$
twenty years of service with that in
stitution. There are not many men IT
Mr.. Parks age (he's young yet, girls)
who. can boast of twenty years contin-
nous and uninterrupted service with
any business institution and especially
with i banking institution.
In the West especially men are
changeable and full eff notions. They
which seems to promise better returns
and thus it is that we find men who
have hirted with business along differ
ent lines but really mastering none.
Not so with c. c. Parks. He began
his business career in bank and he
has stuck to this business until today
he is regarded by both friend and foe
as a thorough bank man. SO jealous is
Mr. Parks of the success and the good
name of the First National bank which
has grown and nourished and become
the strong institution which it is today
largely through his careful guidance,
that it is said of him that he will broos
personal insult aimed at himself
rather than allow the First Nation;h
bank to be attacked or slandered in
any way.
This evening, to celebrate the twen'
tieth anniversary of his connection with
the First National, Mr.. Parks wiz
give a dinner party at the Hotel Colo.
raao, the guests being his employees IN
the bank and their families. Those
who celebrate with Mr.. Parks his su"-
cessful career are Mr.. and Mrs. c. X.
Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. HaS
and Ed Ewing.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07

George E. Hawkins left Tuesday
night for Vancouver, B. c., to look sf-
ter the contracting business in the
northwest country. If he decides to To-
cate, the family will follow later.
r. w. Reubendale, agent at Cardiff,
leaves today for Ohio on two months ,
leave of absence. William Fipps will
take charge of the Cardiff station dur-
ing his stay.
=:
j. c. Whitaker and wife have gone
to Willow Springs, Missouri Mr.. Whit
aker has been night operator at Cardiff,
his family living in Glenwood on ac-
count Of not being able to get house
at the coke city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heisler and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Benedik are now tempo
rarily located in Santa Monica, Calf,
where they will keep posted on the
Glenwood news by a daily perusal OF
the Daily Post.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
SUM MONS
State of Colorado,
County of Garfield -

=
In the County Court
In the matter of Archie L. Farley,
plaintiff, VS.. May +. Farley and Ben
Campbell defendants. Summons.
Tie People of the State of Colorado
To May L. Farley and Ben Campbell,
the defendants above named, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff in the County
Court of Garfield County, State of Colo
rado, and answer the complain therein
within thirty days after the service
hereof, if served within the State of
Colorado; or, if served out of the State
of Colorado, or by publication, within
fifty days after the service hereof, ex-
elusive of the day of service; or judg-
ment will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of the complaint; and
if the service hereof be made by pub
lcation, then ten days additional to
said fifty days last hcreinabove speci-
fed for appearance and answer will he
allowed before the taking of judgment
as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain
decree annulling the bonds of matri-
mony heretofore existing between the
parties litigant herein, Earle, and Far
ley, on tie ground of cruelty and On
the ground of adultery as will more
fully appear from the complaint fled in
said court in said action, to which ref
ercnce is hereby here made: copy Of
which is hereto attached and herewith
served upon you and each of you.
And you are hereby notified that if
You fail TO appear, and to ans~--.e
said complaint as above requii 4, the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in his said
complaint.
Given under my hand at Glenwood
Springs in said County, this Gath day If
june, A. D., 1907.
G. w. .DARROW,
JOHN ID. FILLMORE,
s-17-s-7 Attorney for Plsintik
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07

Get free sample of DR.. Shops
"Health Coffee" at our store. If real
coffee disturbes your stomach, your
Heart or Kidneys, then try this clever
Coffee imitation. DIR. Shoop has
closely matched Old Java and Mocha
Coffee in flavor and taste, yet it has
not single grain or real Coffee in it.
DIR. Shops Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted grains or
tereals, with Malt, Nuts, etc. Made in
a minute. No tedious wait. You will
surely like it. Sold by A. Cohn.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
KNOCKERS DREAM.

The devil sat in 4 grandstand seat,
And I was his guest, Pm sorry to
say;
However, l didn't much mind tho
heat
! had left Manhattan the previous
day,
The devil swore in sulphurous style,
And again he would laugh in devil
ish glee
When the victim famed with sickly
smile
For tanning is popular there, you see.
"These various players" the devil
snid.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness during
our late bereavement, especially those
who contributed flowers
MIR. and MRS. JAMES KANE.
HENRY SHEERER,
w. F. SHEERER.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
DEATH OF PHILIP sHEERER.

Philip Shcerer dicd on Thursday at
II O'Clock n. m. at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. James Kane, near Car
boudale.
He leaves n daughter Mrs. James
Kane of Carbonate; son. Henry of
Tucson, Arizona; another son, Will, of
Carbondale; and four grandchildren.
besides n host of friends to mourn his
loss.
Death was due to a paralytic stroR,
Although the old gentleman was So
years of age he still possessed all of
his faculties. He was not obliged to
wear glasses and this year raised a
large garden, of which he was due to
be proud.
The funeral was held Friday mt . p
m, after which the remains were sent
TO Lcadville to be Laid by the side of
his wife and one son.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
Ranch For Sale

$50 acres; part in cultivation; good
house; three miles from railroad sta
ton; plenty of water; pleasant sur
ronndugs; SO per acre. For further
particulars apply to office of Glenwood
Post. 1924
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, Better Than
Three Doctors

"Three years ago we had three doc
tors with our little boy and everything
that they could do seemed il. vain. AT
last when all hope seemed to be gone
we began using Chamberlain Holic.
Cholera and Diarrhoca itemedy and in
a few hours he began to improve. To-
day he is as healthy child as parents
could wish for. Mrs. B. J. Johnston,
Linton, Miss. For sale by all deal 'r
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
Eczema

For the good of those suffering with
eczema or other such trouble, l wish
to say. my wife had something of that
kind and after using the doctors rene
dies for some time concluded to try
Chamhcrlain S Salve, and it proved to
he better than anything she had tried.
i: X X
J. J. Thompson, who died Saturday
night in this city, was buried Monday
afternoon at Rosebud cemetery, Rev.
w. O. Woolever conducting brief ser
vice at the grave. The young man is
the son of Mrs. Ada Barton who lives
on River Front, and has made this
place his home for n couple of years.
He was % years of age. He has not
been very strong for some time and in
some manner contracted typhoid fever
which proved too much for his already
frai constitution. He had been work
ing at the Livingston Touring mill
lately, but had previously worked at
Shoshone where it is believed he was
frs attacked with the malady which
ended his life.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
LEGAL

SALE OF TlMBER.-W Washington ID c.
Aug. u 1907. Sealed bids mar ked outside I
"Bid, Timber sale Application Jul -, 1907,
Holy Cross" and addressed to the + ore-ter,
Forest Service. Washington, y. C.. WIN be re
ceived up to and including the 3Oth day Of
Sept, 1907, for all the merchuntablc dead
timber, standing and down, and all the live
timber marked for cutting by the forest
officers located on an area to be dc.ginntcd
by the Forest officers in the SW "A NV "A Sec.
26, T s.. RsI w, T.. NJ within the Holy
Cross National Forest Colorado; estimated
to be +s, 900 feet b NJ. of live lodgopolc pine
1000 feet Il. NJ. of Engleman spruce, 100 feet
Is. NJ. of live sbalsam and II 900 feet b. NJ. of
dead sawtimber. log scale, more or less. No
bids of less than 81 so per thousand feet Il. NJ
for live and 81 25 per thousand feet B. NJ. for
dead timber VIII be considered and "A dcpos-
1t of $50 must be sent tc Geo f. King, Fiscal
Agent. Forest Service, Washington ID G.,
for eucN bid submitted to the Forester. Tim
Der upon valid claims is exempted from sale.
re right ~ reject any and all bids j. re-
served. For further Information and regu
lations governing sales, address John Nc
Laren, Acting Forest supervisor, Glenwood
Springs, Colorado. s.3l-g.2s-07
VIM r. Cox, Acting FOrcs T.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07

The school books have been ordered
for the high school and the grades and
nearly all have arrived and the school
will be well supplied with books at
the opening instead of waiting from
four to six weeks for shipment t. m
rive as has often been the case here.
tofore. In this connection secretary
Lowe has had peculiar experience.
He ordered books from five different
publishing houses, sent the five orders
out by the same mail and the five
shipments of books all came in on the
same train. This is certainly a co.
incidence that is not often duplicated.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07

Mrs. X. G. Voorhees, departed Tues
day evening for Denver where she ex.
poets to remain for some time and pos
bly, make that city her home, although
her plans are yet indefinite. Mrs.
Voorhees, has male many friends dur
ing the past ten years which she has
lived in this city who have sympathizod
with her in her late bereavement and
who feel an interest in her future wei.
fare.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
TRUMBOR

Civil Engineer
And United States Deputy Mineral
Surveyor A general engineering
practice. p. o. box "a, G.enwood
Springs, Garfield Co., Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07
Take the Postmasters' Word For IT.

Nr. y. NJ. Hamilton, postmaster at
Ch"ryvaie, ind, keeps also a stock c.
general merchandise and pataac medi.
eines. IL -l.%: "ChambeyIlrn ',ha,
Nhola"l m r., rrhoca Remedy is
sta0d1 / /" e il its line. :: never
fails to give satisfaction and we could
hardly afford to be without it," For
sale hy all dealers.