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The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
Bad Symptoms.

The woman who has periodical bead
aches, backache, sees imaginary dark
spots or specks floating or dancing before
her eyes, hsSrGnawing distress or heavy
fall feeling u ttomsch, faint spells, drag
ging -down/tseling in lower abdominal or
pslvic region, easily startled or excited,
irreguf or painful periods, With or with
sSs q sns5ss:f .ho Qua
have e9ty stention: Not all Of above
symphony ~ likely to b present in any
NsgI11tSA Or badly treated and such
sasss te run lnsG l ns!aAIss which Sa de- DE-
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lpW60k ~ o(9lAaEx nonipSQ{essiona4 W:
0H66I6Ia The very best ingredients
Known q medical science for the cure Of
wonan's peculiar ailments enter into IL
competition. No alcohol, harmful, or
habit forming drug Is to be found in tbs
hst Of Its Ingredients printed on eseh
bot&le-wrapper and attested under oath.
In any coo4!ti Of the female system,
Dr.. Psfce's favorits Prescription cap do
only good-nsver harm. Its whole eject
The whole female system and especially
the pelvic organs. When these are de-
ranged in function or affected by disease,
ths stomach and other organs Of digestion
nerves are weakened, and . long list Of
bad, unpleasant symptoms follow. Too
much must not be expected Of this s1a-
vorits Prescription" It will not perform
Diraclsej will not cure tumors-no med
icine will. It Utu often prevent them, II
taken In time, and thus the opera ting
table and the surgeons knife may b
avoided.
Women suffering from diseases Of long
standing, are invited to consult Doctor
fierce BY letter, free. All correspoaAeooe
b held - strictly private and sacFedly
eonelential. Address Dr.. r v. Pisrcs,
d.. Pierce's Medical Adviser Q0oo paess)
b sent free on receipt Of 81 ooe-cant
etanpe for paper covered, or u stamps
~ ofotA-boaad COPY. Address = sSeva
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
NEW CASTLE.

Mrs. Jennie Gale and daughter,
Mrs. J. C. Gale, spent Saturday
and Sunday at Rosedale.
J. w. Newman and A. S. lib
belts left Thursday for Denver.
Mrs. C. C. Hadsall is slowly re-
covering from a severe illness.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Parr and daughter
were in town Friady.
Miss Bessie Calhoun of Glen
wood is in town today.
Miss Mae Finlay is now EN-
ployed at the Garfield county tel
ephone office.
j. Vandeventer, one of the well
known citizens of this city, passed
away this morning wednesday,
between the hours of 3 and 4
O'Clock. The deceased is surviv-
ed by widow and four children.
Their many friends extend sincere
sympathy to them in their sad
bereavement.
Tom Conroy is now employed
at Rosedale farm.
From the looks of our orchards
around here we will have a pretty
fair crop.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
A DISTINGUISHED AUDIENCE
From Thursdays Daily Post.

From Thursdays Daily Post.
1t is seldom indeed that bal!
players of Glenwood have such a
distinguished audience as they did
yesterday when playing Cripple
Creek.
Seated close together were SEN
ator Patterson, Senator Taylor
and Alfred d. Runyon, president
of the State Baseball association.
Back of this distinguished party
were Senator Berger and Senator
Dexter Il. Sapp.
Near the front, and cheering as
if he was in a political convention
with the Speerites winning hands
down, was Julius Aichele. And
watching with interest his antics
and those of the players on the
field was staid, sober looking Nc
Lehman. who knows more inside
politics than any man in Colorado
but little or nothing Of the great
national game.
Some one asked him what he
thought of ''the great national
game" and Mac is reported to
have said: "Well, politics is in
tereSting, because you never can
tell what is going to happier" He
didn't have any idea that his ques-
tionar referred to baseball.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
SOUTH CANON.

On account Of high water the
ferry boat has been out of COM
mission the past week.
E. j. Sheridan has resigned his
position as mine blacksmith.
j. I. Randle and family, who
have been living in Glenwood,
moved up on their ranch this
week.
From present indications it
looks favorable for a big crowd
from the Canon on Strawberry
day.
Mort Kilroy and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Cass drove over on Three
Mile creek the first of the week.
They had good time but did not
get may trout.
S. w. Collins, who formerly
worked for the South Canon Mer-
camille company, is now selling
coal on the road.
Mr.. w. B. Lewis, general man
ager of the coal company, and
John H. Jones, state mine inspec-
tor, spent Tuesday in camp in
speeding the property.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
GYPSUM.

Miss Edna Shryack left on No.
l Thursday night for Glenwood
to visit with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Cardnell, for few days.
W. T. Staup and A. McGlochlin
went down to Glenwood Monday
on No. 8 and returned on No. 6
the same evening.
Miss Ada Slusser and Miss
Gretchen Doll arrived on No. 3
Thursday from Ohio. They will
remain during the summer and
then return in time for school,
when Miss Doll will resume her
studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Montgomery
drove down from Eagle Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Cowden spent Fri
day in Eagle.
B. N. Hockett returned from a
visit with his son, S. T. Hockett,
at Montrose Sunday.
The Ladies Aid served ice
cream and cake at the Ladies Aid
building Saturday evening.
Miss Bertha Hand is now visit
ing her uncle, Frank Hand, and
family.
Mrs. w. P. Cameron, sister of
Mrs. A. A. Strows, departed for
her home in Denver Sunday on
No. 4.
Miss Nellie V. Strows left on
No. 4 Sunday for Eagle to visit
with her sister, Mrs. Byron Fart
man, a short time before leaving
on No. 16 Sunday evening for
Greeley to attend summer school.
Ed Slaughter and Miss Louise
Cooley returned from Denver Fri
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McEllen left
on No. Is Sunday for Glenwood
Springs and returned home We'd
nesday.
Misses Agnes and Eliza Quin-
Ian left on No. 16 Sunday night
for Greeley to attend school.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. George Zoellner
arrived from Denver one day last
week and are now visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Spangler.
Jake Borah returned from his
hunting trip and reports having
had fine luck.
Miss Lizzie Harris, "hello girl
at Eagle, was down Friday even
ing visiting friends.
Mrs. F. L. Doll came up from
Shoshone on No. 4 Wednesday
and returned on No. 3 Thursday
Mrs. P. X. Barthell and little
son, Sam, left on No. 3 Wednes-
day for their home at Carbonate.
Mail is now exchanged regular
ly with this town by trains Nos.
6 and l by catcher service. The
new service began Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Hull and
children and Dan Rowland left
for Sweetwater Tuesday, having
arrived on No. 3 Monday from
Pueblo.
Elder j. T. Hackett from La
moni, Ia, is now conducting a
series of meetings at the church.
Anyone not going is missing a
rare treat
DR.. w. L. Conway, Andrew
Messersmith and Geo. Gerard
were called to Red Cliff as witness
in the case of G. Lawson, who was
found insane one day last week.
Mr.. Lawson was taken to the
asylum.
Miss Hilma Grundel spent Sun
day in Glenwocd Springs.
Mrs. Theo. Stremme is spending
a few days with Mrs. O. w. Dag
gett.
Miss Lura McGlochlin came
over from Sweetwater Tuesday.
Harold Norgaard was up from
Shoshone last week Wednesday.
Jack Strows was down from
Eagle Sunday to attend a meet
ing of the /. o. o. F. lodge.
The Fourth of July celebration
to be held here is going to be a
grand affair. The committee is
very busy these days getting ev-
erything in readiness for the oc-
casion. There will be all kinds
of amusements and many prizes
awarded. Everybody is invited
to come and enjoy all the fun.
Robert Black was an outgoing
passenger on No. 3 Tuesday.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20

at the home of Mrs. Anna Hagger-
ty on Garfield creek. We are all
very sorry to lose Franklin from
our community, for ne has been
good and faithful friend to US
all. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson leave
in few days for West Virginia
for an extended visit. They then
will make their home in Leadville.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20

yer left last evening for his home
after week delightfully."- spent at
the Hotel Colorado.
w. B. Lewis of the South Can
on Coal company left for Denver
last evening very much pleased
with his visit to South Canon.
Miss Grace Phillips Of Denver
is spending a few weeks with Mrs.
II. w. Smith of the Hotel Glen
wood and Miss Virginia Parker.
Miss Gladys Limmton of Den
yer arrived in Glenwood this
week to be the guest of Mrs. II.
w. Smith of the Hotel Glenwood
for several weeks.
A. w. Scott and wife of Fort
Collins are attending the sessions
of the Druggists association, Of
which Mr.. Scott is member. Ac-
companying them are Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. II. Robertson, also from
the same city.
There is a general shaking up
going on to-day in the ranks OF
the baseball team as a result OF
yesterday lost game. The boys
are being tried out in other posi-
tons than those to which they
have been accustomed.
X
DR.. Geo. II. Glover and E. B.
House. members of the faculty of
the State Agricultural college at
Fort Collins, spent yesterday in
town. They are en- route to Del
ia, where both will deliver ad-
dresses.
In the druggists convention
are John F. GreenwaIt and How
ard 7. Vale, both employed by
the Colorado Telephone company
These genial gentlemen are quite
well known in Glenwood, having
made several business trips to this
place during the past ten years.
j. NJ. Price, state organizer OF
the w. o. W., visited Rifle yester-
day in the interests Of the big
Glenwood gathering, Woodman
day, July 10. The Rifle neighbors
are very enthusiastic over the
coming event and promise large
crowd Of members and a big
bunch of candidates.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20

The basketball girls realized
$26.s0 from their entertainment
on the 18th.
We understand there are sew
eral counterfeit $40 bills in circu-
lation. Well, even bogus money
would look good to some of us.
R. O. Watson, Grant Mills and
Wilbur Miller went on the hill
Thursday to look after their cat
tie.
Judd Sipperelle and Helen Mat
thews were married at DeBeque
Tuesday, June Is. Judd is our
genial town clerk and Miss Mat
thews has been our primary teach
err for a number of years. Their
many friends wish them all the
joys to be had in long, useful
and happy married life.
Mrs. c. A. Miller has built an
addition to her house to be used
as a summer kitchen.
Ray BANTER was seen hauling
furniture to his ranch Tuesday.
We wonder if it can mean any
thing serious.
A meeting of the Citizens as
ISOLATION was called for Friday
night for the purpose of electing
a president in place of Sam Pratt,
who has moved to California.
The roof is being raised over E.
L. Chapins' new house and will
soon be ready for occupancy.
The plasterers are at work on
Frank Popple's new house.
Chas. Latham is kept very busy
painting and decorating the vari-
Gus new buildings and has work
enough ahead to keep two men
busy all summer.
A number of our people are
planning to attend the festivities
in Glenwood the Goth.
Rev. Dubois of Glenwood held
services in the Christian church
Sunday afternoon, June IA. A
goodly congregation was assem-
bled.
A. Il. Banter has cleared and
plowed large place around his
house preparatory to putting in
lawn, orchard, etc, which will
add very much to the attractive
ness of the place
dwelling and will soon have it
dwelling and will soon have it
ready for his family who will
move here from Glenwood soon.
"Doc" Wilson has gone to Pu-
eblo with the view of buying a
bunch of southern cattle.
The ladies of the Methodist
church held an ice cream and
strawberry social Thursday even
ing and realized neat little sum.
T. f. Bailey went to Glenwood
Friday with Clarence Tracy, who
will make final proof on his land.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
Glenwood News

From Thursdays Daily Post.
Miss Bedier, drug clerk of
Grand Junction, is in the city at
tending the pharmacal conven-
ton.
Glenwood is filled with visitors
who are delighted with the place.
The big swimming pool is an es-
pecial attraction.
Senator James Burger of Den
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10
'.sURE CURE" HOSPITAL.

A new hospital has recently been
established in Omaha, where
PIPE-ITIS Will be made a special
~ and a sure cure" guaranteed.
DR.. John Alperson is the founder
Of the new institution. and he has
arranged with DR.. L. Rimsky, an
eminent pipe physician Just over
from Leipsig. who is a specialist
in the pipe line-excluding gas
to take full charge.
The hospital is open to all ma
tionalities, regardless OF color, race
or previous condition Of servitude.
German, French briar, Merschaum
etc. 1t will be run in connection
with the Central Cigar Store, at
32.1 S. 18th street.
Broken or disordered pipes of
every description, no matter how
old or how valuable, will be re-
ceived at the new hospital. with
the absolute assurance that they
Will leave in a very short time
Just as good al new, and at q small
cost to the owner.
Bring in your disabled pipes.
Consultation free"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10
Renter is Strenuous.

PAPILLON, Neb, Dec. 9-CSpecial)-
Through a misunderstanding over the divi-
sion Of the crop between Anthony Bianchl
and his renter. B. r. Duke, some seven
miles west Of here, Mr.. Bianchi appeared
in court about October 20 and secured a
temporary restraining order against Mr..
Duke moving or ~dispoSlng of any part Of
said crop. While in session last Monday Mr..
Duke appeared in court and succeeded in
having the restraining order modified 50
Mr.. Duke could dispose Of 1000 bushels of
corn to meet an emergency, provided Mr..
Bianchi OF his agent should be present TO
oversee the amount of corn taken. Mr..
Bianchi being notified OF this modified
order, proceeded to the Duke place 10 make
arrangements in accordance with the same,
whereupon he was ordered to leave the
premises, and not moving as fast as the
Dukes seemed to think he should. Mrs
Duke raped him over the head with q club
and now in addition to the former suit, g
criminal action has been instituted.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10
Nebraekn View. Notes.

BEATRICEJohn Samuel Jackson and
Miss Emma Donovan, both Of this city,
were married last evening at the Methodist
parsonage. Rev L G. Brown officiating.
PERU-The Normal band gave its first
public concert Of the year this morning at
cOnvocation. The band is larger tina
usual this year and is doing very excellent
work.
NEBRASKA CITY-The Missouri river is
partially blocked at this point and If there
are a few more days of freezing weather
il will block the ice and the ice men win
cutting and housing ice.
BEATRlCE-News of the death of Mrs.
A. j. Comics, a former Beatrice resident.
which occurred yesterday morning al her
home at Fairfield, Ia, WIS received here.
She was 50 years Of age and is survived by
her husband and four children.
NEBRASKA CITY-Guy B. Temple and
Miss Flossie NJ. tanning. two Of the lead
ing young people Of this county, were mar
ried this morning at the home of the
brides parents, at Palmyra in the pres
ence of a large number Of relatives and
friends.
GRAND ISLAND-The German Lutherans
Of the general synod have moved into their
new 1000 brick church, a model little struc-
ture about twice the size of the former
building. Five thousand dollars Of the total
cost has already been met. Rev. Michel
mann is the pastor.
NEBRASKA CITY-The case OF Maylon
Leidigh against DR.. z. NJ. Written. where
in he sued the defendant for S5.O09 DANA
ges, claiming that as 3 physician and sur
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10

to dance, and ! don't know but what Il
would inspire me to throw away these
crutches.'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10

as q dangerous man. Charles Brown. Il
is alleged. was associated with Haley in
the Sumner pestoffice robbery. Brown is
In jail under Indictment for the robbery,
but made no effort to escape with Haley.
There is a standing reward Of $500 from
the Postofice department for the arrest
Of escaped prisoners under Indictment be-
fore trial in pustofice robbery cases.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10
SEARCH YET WITHOUT RESULT
Hall County sheriff Making strrnu0us
Effort 20 RecaPture Desperate
Jail Breakers.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Dec s-Epe-
ctsLD-Four prisoners In the county jsal
sawed their WY through iron bars TO the
freedom Of the corridor and broke out after
-ncalinE an eiEht-foot wall. They were soon
missed by the jsilor and the Doaiphan
hounds were PVT on the trail two hours
after their escape and are now in pursuit
The Lexington hounds have also bean sent
for nd will be put on the trail as soon
as they arrive. The escaped prisoners are
Tom Haley, a federal prisoner. held in
connection with the postoffice robbery al
galloway: John Doe. alias Wilson sen
tened to one year IN the penitentaary,
and George Clark and Jack vsnnoy for
petit larceny.
Hounds from Doniphan during the night
followed tne trail to within one and one
half miles this side Of Aurora There the
dogs suddenly came to a halt. The men
either entered a vehicle here. according
10 the owners OF the dogs. or the frost in
terfered.
This morning dogs were let out In relays,
the Gothenburg dogs being added to those
from Lexington and Doniphan. Aside from
this. Sheriff Dunkel had out sixteen small
posses and a thorough search was made
for a radius OF twenty miles, 50 far without
results
The United States marshars office has
heen advised Of the escape Of Thomas
Haley. a notorious postoffice thief.
Haley was under indictment for rubbing
the pus.office in Sumner, Neb.. In Deem
Der. 1907. Of about $3.50. He was unprecedented
in Lincoln in March, 1905 and was COM
mitted 10 Uhe F4aIi county Jan on his IN
dictment by the federal grand jury IN April.
While in jail at North Platte he was dis
covered in an attempt to dig out OF jail
and z civilian was deputize6 by the sheriff
TO watch the hole through which Haley
was expected to make ms escape, while
the sheriff went inside the jail TO inter
cept the escape from that direction. While
the civilian was watching the hole that
Haley had made in the jail wall. a deputy
sheriff, not knowing that the citizen had
been specially deputized 20 watch for
Haley. il being after dark, opened fire on
the citizen. suspecting him To be an &C
complete Of Haley and severely wounded
him IN the leg.
IIaIey's escape was, of course, frustrated
and he was later taken to the Grand Island
jail. from which he has just made good
his escape by digging out
Haley is an ex-eonvict and is regarded
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10

AppOrtionment OF income from endow-
ment lands and funds for salaries and
wages, 9 5000; balance, SIS, 459 %.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10
Interest COMING from DouElas.
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registration fees general colleges), SS1'
tuition fees medical college. H,2S5; tuition
fees nonresident students, SOS.
Following is the apportionment for the
biennium from the 1-min levy and the bal
ances in the various funds:
Funds. Apportionment. Balance.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10
slatterlr endearored 10 administer medl-

slatterly e~ndeavored to administer medi-
cine.
Since then she has absolutely refused to
speak to anyone. She lies in bed. sullen.
speechless and almost livid from her at
tempts TO die. The police are at a loss to
determine what course to pursue.
Two witnesses TO killing.
County Attorney Tyrren sprung q surprise
on the defense in the murder case against
w. A. Wiley this morning. Wiley is
charged with having killed a hack driver
in the prescribed district last summer. 1t
was supposed there were no eye witnesses
to the killing. The county attorney today
produced two witnesses who heard the two
men quarreling and saw them fighting in
the hack.
P~ubIishinE Company Incorporates.
The Capital Publishing company filed its
articles Of incorporation with the secretary
of state today. The incorporators are
Frank A. Harrison. r. NJ. Stapleton and
W. H. Harrison and the capital stock is
$4,000 Of shares Of 800 each. The company
will have its headquarters in Lincoln.
Old HaveIoek Rate Restored.
The 7-cent rate between Havelock and
Lincoln was a short horse soon curried. The
State Railway commission this morning
rescinded its order and reinstated the old
decent rate. The traction ompan will
stin sell four tickets for a quarter, how
ever. The Havelock people recently asked
for a scent rate and instead the commits
sion granted them the 7-cent rate, which to
day they took away.
Interest Coming from Douglas.
Coupons TO the amount Of S20,S45 were sent
TO the treasurer Of Douglas county today
by State Treasurer Brian. This represents
the amount of interest due from Douglas
county for the s~emi-annual period.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10
Frirhtrned Into Fit.

by fear of appendicitis, take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed. 25c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10

crutches.'
Home for FrIendIess Report.
At the end Of the biennium. November
30, 1908. there were in the Home for the
Friendless at Lincoln, IS children and G
aged women, the youngest inmate being
one week old and the oldest 50 years.
Mrs. Mary c. Johnston, superintendent,
estimates the appropriation needed for the
next biennium at S4O, 800 and special appro-
priations as follows: school and dormi-
tory building, $1,000, furnishing for same.
81. 600; new ice plant, $1,000.
Grand Island Soldiers Home.
The per capita cost Of maintaining the
year 1907 was s1gs &c, according to the re-
port Of Commandant D. W. Hoyt, and for
the year 1905 it was $1,000.
The total value Of products raised on
the farm during the biennium was S2o.57l14,
Of which there is now on hand products Of
the value Of S2,S0S.10.
AT the close of the biennium there were
in the home 27 men and III women; 30
were absent on furlough. The net loss in
membership during the past year was "a
During the previous year the net loss was
30. In 1907 there were a deaths and in 1905
there were 80 deaths.
C-ommandant Hoyt estimates the eK-
penses Of the home for the coming bien-
nitm as follows: Officers salaries, ST., 800,
employees, wages, SOS, $40. maintenance, Sl9O,-
900, general repairs, 5000 water system,
S.OOO9t sewerage, eL,0O, painting. 1850;
addition 10 brick hospital kitchen. 5000;
fencing, $500: administration building,
SIS 600; total, SsO,s7o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10

v A@n
Still hobbling on two crutches, Governor
Elect s-hanenberger came TO the state house
this afternoon and conferred with the state
officers regarding the arrangements Of the
coming inauguration. The governor, though
practically One-legged, is anxious TO wind
up the affair on the night of January :
with a grand ball. And his wish will be
law in this Instance. The dancing will be
in the senate chamber. which is more Sc
cure than the house erd Of the state capt.
tol. and II Is believed Will stand the strain.
The details Of the Inauguration Il was
decided win be left 10 Adjutant General
schwarz and TO coming Adjutant General
Hartigsn.
Governor-Elect Sh~RIenbergers staff Of
new colonies will be on hand In their new
Uniforms and probably Governor Sheldon's
staff viii also participate Governor
Sheldon is not here ana that part. Of
course, is UP 10 him. But II was the idea
Of the state officers who were present at
the conference and OF the new governor
that both stats should participate. This.
Of course, viii be somewhat embarrassing
to Colonel Byrne Of Omaha who Is on both
ctaffs, but that II is believed will only add
10 the gsity Of the occasion.
AdJutant General-tO-Be-Hartigan viii be
In Lincoln within a day or two and he and
Adjutant General schwarI will discuss the
plans Of the Inauguration and set busy 10
make the affair q big one.
While I may not be able 10 dance NY
self" said the governor-elect win 10
the condition Of my lee, ] want the others
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-10

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