The Glenwood post., 1907-11-30

Cheap money and plenty OF It, De
Ian & Co
Mrs. Seebree, Postmistress at Carbon
dale, paid a Market day visit to Glen
wood today.
James Dilts, representative from Ea
gle county, is among the Market day
visitors today.
Now is the time to buy ranches or
town property. DeLan Co. have
some bargains.
H. C. Bush, traffic manager of the
Colorado Midland railway, left Glen
wood last night for Denver.
Wanted-some good ranch loans at
low interest. DeIIan & Co.
Sam Doll came down today from the
big Eagle county ranch and was par
ticipant in the Market day doin s.
Chapped hands are quickly cured by
applying Chamberlain 8 Salve. Price,
% cents. For sale by all dealers.
Billie Phillips and Norman d. Croall
came down from Emma with some nice
ponies which they are offering for sale.
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John d. Minis, editor of the Eagle
County Blade, was among the Eagle
county contingent to take in Market
day in Glenwood.
Miss Grace Baker of Carbondale has
been secured as teacher in the primary
department of the new Fairview school
on Divide creek.-Aspen Democrat.
Judge Shumate this afternoon ad
.iourned court during the time of hold
ing the funeral of Judge Charles F..
Caswell of the supreme court in Den
ver
Robert Acres, who has been sojourn
ing in Glenwood for a short time, was
an incoming passenger on yesterday $
train He will spend a few days with
friends.-Aspen Times.
A call has been issued for the an
nual meeting of the Colorado State
Horse and Cattle Growers association
to be held Monday, January 90 in Den
yer. The livestock show will be held
at the same time.
Turkey raffles and shoots are popu-
lar this season of the year. Sunday
there will be another shoot behind the
Hotel Colorado, and tonight a rattle at
the Silver club. Nearly 100 turkeys
have already been disposed of by Cliff
Rowe and Otto Barton, who are con
Quoting the contests.
/. Tarkoff has announced his in,en.
tion of closing his store at 6 clock
after January !. His idea is to force
the issue of early closing and should
the other merchants adopt the o clock
closing hour he will not open on Sun
day; but if they refuse to close at 6
o'clock he issues a proclamation to
the effect that he will keep open on
prise.
The trend of the times points to the
probability of prohibition becoming a
national issue in next years presiden-
tial campaign. When Republican
governor like Mr.. Hanley of Indiana
goes over into Ohio and campaigns for
Democratic candidate for mayor be
cause he stands against the saloons, it
looks as though the prohibition ques
tion is going to cut big figure in the
politics of this country from this time
on.-Montrose Enterprise.
At the national live stock show at
Chicago the blue gray heifer bred by
f. II. Grubb of Carbonate will enter
the prize ring one of the competi.
tors. This animal is of registered par
entage, being cross between thor
oughbred Aberdeen Angus and White
Scotch Shorthorn dam, and is pro.
nounced one of the prettiest animals in
Colorado. Some time ago Mr. Grubb
presented the animal to the State Ag-
ricultural college and that institution
is placing her on exhibition at Chicago.
A tickling cough from any cause is
quickly stopped by DR.. Shoop's Cough
Cure And IL 10 so tboroprhI,, ho-r,1.,.