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The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
MORE MEN TO WORK
AT MARBLE

Denver, Feb. 29.-ln order to
fill their half-million dollar con-
tract to furnish the marble for
the interior work on the new $5,-
600, 900 court house in Cleveland,
Ohio, and other contracts which
the Colorado Yule Marble COM
pany now have, it is necessary for
them to add to their present plant
at Marble, Colo. E. o. Pratt, su-
perintendent of construction, is
at the Oxford hotel receiving bids
and estimates on machinery to
enlarge the plant. They have at
present eight gang mills and two
rubbing beds and they expect to
add % more gang mills, three
new rubbing beds and six polish
ing machines.
The Cleveland contract is the
largest ever given west of Ver-
mont, and it is only the forerun-
ner for the new plant. They now
have contract to furnish all the
marble for the exterior of New
York bank. Colorado marble is
beginning to be recognized in the
East and before long it will tax
them to fill all orders.
A large force of new men will
be put to work at their plant the
first of April. Through the sum-
mer they will employ some 500
men. Delivery on the Cleveland
marble will not commence until
summer.
Col. Meek, president of the
company, is at present in the
East figuring on several large
contracts, and it is practically
assured now that some of these
will be landed before long. When
the additions are made to the
present plant it will be one of the
most complete plants in the Unit
ed States. At present they have
81 100000 invested at Marble.
They own their own railroad
from Redstone to Marble, the
Crystal River and San Juan rail
way. This road connects with
the Crystal River and Carbonate
railroad and this road strikes the
Colorado Midland at Carbondaie.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
BUILDING AT
FISH HATCHERY

w. S. Kincaid, state superin-
tendent of fish hatcheries, arrived
in Glenwood from Denver this
morning. He remained in town
only few minutes and drove to
the Glenwood hatchery in COM
pany with Supt. H. T. Dawson.
"The thousand dollars appro-
priated for the construction Of
a building at your hatchery,
said Mr.. Kincaid, twill be avail
able in a few days, as l under
stand it, and the work Of erect
ing the structure will begin with
out delay. Fish conditions
throughout the state" added the
visitor, "are in first-class shape. "
Supt. Dawson reports that he
has 1,312,0O0 eastern brook trout
ready to ship. The hatchery is
the best in the state and in splen-
did shape. The first shipment
will be made in few days and
the fish men will be busy for some
time to come. The spawning sea-
son begins June l.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
NEXT TRI-COUNTY
FAIR IN GLENWOOD

The Farmers club is in session
this afternoon at the court house,
the principal business under dis
cussion being the location of the
district fair this fall. The fair,
which was formerly held in Glen
wood, was taken to Aspen two
years ago and that town has
made success of the undertak-
ing the past two years. 1t was
stated by some that there was no
way of knowing whether Aspen
had succeeded or not, as no re-
port had been made. 1t was adj
mitted, however, that Aspen had
not called on the association to
meet any deficit. Neither have
they turned over any surplus or
rendered any report, although it
is claimed they promised to do SO.
The following were elected Of
ficers of the association this al
ternoon:
Alex Job, president; Ed Stauf-
facher, vice-president; G. D. Full
Ter, secretary; Geo. H. Bell, treas
urer.
Directors: Eagle county, w. il.
Harris; Pitkin county, Sam Cra-
mer; Garfield county, j. B. Hurl-
burt.
Mayor Schwarz on behalf of
the town and Messrs. Overlook
and Thorson on behalf of the
Glenwood board of trade, in Jited
the farmers to hold their next
fair in Glenwood.
After much discussion, it was
decided to hold a tri-county fair
in Glenwood Springs September
II, 1S and 10. After this the
club adjourned to meet in Glen
wood March %.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

suaded to form q class in parlia-
mentary law. Members Of frater-
mel orders are taking advantage
Of this instruction. Men are es-
pecially invited.
A number of mountain lions
have been busy killing deer at a
point about twenty miles from
DeDeque. Jack Worries and DR..
Fletcher will leave for the scene
of the slaughter tonight and they
believe they win be able to bag
a few Of the lions.
Messrs. Overlook and Steward
entertained the Dramatic club at
the Rosenberg home last night.
Besides the music and dancing
the members of the club each
demonstrated the fact that the
dramatic ability was not exhaust
ed by the efforts put forth in the
late play, by giving an origina!
specially. A splendid lunch emil
ed the pleasant evening.
James Legget, former marshal
Of Carbondale, registered at the
Hotel Glenwood last night. He
left for Carbondale this morning
but will return in day or two to
take the baths for a slight attack
Of rheumatism. Mr.. Legget ex-
poets to leave for Hong Kong,
China, on June l. He will estab-
lish a dairy business in Hong
Kong and make that city his flu
ture home.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
TELEGRAPH OFFICE
OPENED IN ASPEN

Aspen is once again on the
map, so far as the telegraph COM
pany is concerned. Telegraph
messages are now being received
and transmitted here again, due
largely to the good offices of the
railroad officials, who are ever
ready to assist Aspen in any way
possible. The telegraph company
is not out hustling business, bu1
messages will be received and
transmitted in future at the de-
pot. 1t is no longer necessary 10
go to Glenwood Springs to send
telegram.-Aspen Times.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

H. w. Richards, who is en-
ployed by the Genwood Hot
Springs company to advertise
Glenwood Springs and make
known the healing virtuesypf the
waters, is located this wesk at
tire Scholtz drug store, corner of
Sixteenth and Curtis streets, Den
yer. Last week Mr.. Richards
held forth in the Midland ticket
office on Seventeenth strset where
he answered hundreds Of inquir-
les about Glenwood Ard eava
away great quantities II fYAAplk
water.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

The board Of county commits
sioners took up the matter of tax
es at a session today. Complaints
were listened to and the ques-
tions that arose will be decided
later. The board ordered that
the Judgment Of the district
court in the Cram road case be
placed on record In the county
clerks Office. This was the suit
commenced by the county com
missioners against Cram and de-
cied in favor Of the plaintiffs.
Judge Shumate last Friday de-
MED new trial in the case.
C. c. Parks, president of the
Glenwood board II trade, and
Senator Taylor, a member of the
board of control Of said organiza-
ton, have gone to Delta to meet
the board Of trade Of that town at
their monthly smoker, the princi-
pal object of the meeting, if ru-
NOR is correct, being to discuss
the proposed line Of railroad from
Somerset via Placita to Carbon
dale and Glenwood Springs. The
Post is pleased to know that our
board of trade is cooperating
with similar organizations as in
this way much may be accom-
plished for the entire western
slope.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
MASK BALL GREAT SUCCESS

The masquerade ball given last
night at the opera house by the
Glendale Circle, w. o. W., was
one of the most successful affairs
the ladies of the order have ever
given in Glenwood. Four prizes
had been offered and the judges
found themselves with a task, 30
many were the laughable charac-
ters attracting their attention.
The decision finally gave to Cliff
Rowe the gentleman's prize for
the most original costume, while
Art johnson was considered the
most comical character represent
ed. Miss Lizzie Beerschieb won
the prize for the best costumed
lady and Mrs. Shock was easily
the most comical.
The cash proceeds have not yet
been figured up, but the good
time enjoyed by both participants
and spectators has been decided
as "above excellent" and the
Circle ladies are to be congratu-
lated.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
A La.y Liv~

Nay b only . tired liver, o. Q starved
hver, 1t would Be- . stupid - well al
savaes thing to beat . weary or starved
man because he Jagged In his work. So
in treating the tagging, torpid liver It 10
4 Rreet mistake to lash 1t with strong
drastic drugs. A torpid liver b but an
iuaioation OF An ill-nourished, enfeebled
body Whose Organs are weary with over
work. Start with the stomach and allied
osgas sf digestion and nutrition. Put
them ia working order and see how
quickly your liver will become active.
bv, Pisrce's Golden Medical Discovery
hAs made many marvellous cures Of silver
trouble" BY it, wonderful control Of the
orrans Of digestion and nutrition. It re-
stores the normal activity Of the stomach.
inorsasss tho sscretions Of the blood-msk.
inG GLANDS, cleanses the system from psi.
sonous accumulations, And % relieves the
Liver Of the burdens imposed upon II BY
The detection OF other organs.
II ysu have bitter or bed tssts ia the morn
ins. peer orTsriabie appetite. coated tongue,
Soul breath. coAstpats1 OF irregular bowels.
feel weak, sasl1A tired. Aospondsat frequent
hesdechss, pain Or distrssa< ssmail q back
snavins or dis Es:es4 ifAc u s.snsch.
perhaps nausea. heeak 
>6el srastAGss In
throat aftsr eating. and kinaS synptess
of weak ssonach nod torpad hSSA n pedl-
cine viii relieve y0a AQsl .R9oRRlk q cue
So!den Medical flscoS5f7. ferhsss only only
q neH 81 The a6575 ss6p6dls , vii b prsssns
at one tims and yet point 70 torpid liver or
bdliousnea and weak stomach Avoid all
hot bread and biscuits. sriddle cakes and
othsr indigsstibls food and take ths Golden
Medical Discovery regularly and stick TO its
use until you Arc vigorous and strong.
The uDiscoveryH II non-secret, nom alco-
holic, is q glyceric extract Of native medici-
nal roots with . full list Of Its Ingredients
printed on each bottle-w apper and Attested
under oath. Its ingredients arc endorsed
and extolled By the most eminent medical
writer's Of the age and arc recommended to
cure the diseases for which It y advissd
Don't accept q substitute Of unknown
composition for this non secret MEDIc1xn
OF Known COMPOSITION.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
rom Aonday's Daily Post.

From Monday's Daily Post.
]. R. DeRemer went down to
Silt this morning.
-
Charley Marshall went down
10 Grand Junction this morning.
Wanted - Some good ranch
loans at low interest. DeLan 4 Co.
John d. Minis of Red Cliff was
registered at the Grand lasi
night.
Miss Pearl Strouse spent Sun.
day with her parents at New
Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hasley of
Silt were in Glenwood last night
and registered at the Grand.
Harry Logan Of the Logan In
vestment company returned Sun.
day night from a trip to the low.
er Grand valley.
DR.. and Mrs. Theo Hotopp re-
turned to Leadville on Midland
6 last night after a short visit
with Glenwood friends.
8. ]. Lowe today resumed his
work as agent at the Midland de.
pot, having returned from Den
yer very much improved.
In the Office Of the county clerk
today . marriage license was is
sued to Thomas j. Gallagher and
Miss Cora Miner, both Of Raven,
Colo.
james airardst. deputy STATE
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
MO USE 10 DIE.

81 have found out that there is
no use to die of lung trouble as
long as you can get DR.. King s
New Discovery" says Mrs. ]. +.
White Of Rushboro, Pa. 81 would
not be alive today only for that
wonderful medicine. 1t loosens
up a cough quicker than anything
else, and cures lung disease even
after the case is pronounced hope
less." This most reliable remedy
for coughs and cold, la grippe,
asthma, bronchitis and hoarseness
is sold under guarantee at all
dealers; Soc and $l00. Trial bot
tie free.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

From Saturdays Daily Post.
Cheap money and plenty of it.
DeLan & Co.
DR.. ]. L. Green of Eagle is Wis
iting Glenwood today.
Fine Mexican drawn work; 9O9
Colorado avenue. n-l7tf
Mrs. A. H. Gray of Aspen is
visiting in Glenwood today.
w. A. Wise, ranchman IRON
Carbondale, is spending the day
in Glenwood.
Father O'Dwyer returned this
morning from visit Of almost n
week in Denver.
Charley Holden left this MON
ing for Grand junction where he
expects to spend the summer.
H. F. Sommers, the Divide
creek pedadogue, is looking alter
some business matters in Glen
wood today.
Miss Mabel Tierney, who is
teaching the Garfield creek
school, came up to Glenwood TO-
day to visit with her mother, Mrs.
Gray, who is down from Aspen
WANTED-To trade well-im-
proved residence property in
Glenwood for ranch property in
Grand River Valley. Small or
chard preferred. Address F. F..
PARK, Glenwood Springs. 2-2tf
Rev. w. o. Woolever will
preach his farewell sermon at the
Methodist church tomorrow
night. There will be special SER
vices both morning and evening.
Sunday school at 10 a. M; Ep-
worth League at z p. m. The pas
tor will leave next week for his
new charge at Olathe, Colo.
At the meeting of the Farmers
union today B. F. Montgomery
of Meeker was elected president
and H. j. Holmes secretary. Con-
siderable business was transacted.
Committees were appointed to
look into the advisability of
building a cooperative grist mill
and also to open a cooperative
coal mine.
Hans Mueller's birthday will
long be remembered by the Ea-
giles who attended the celebration
in honor of the event, given last
night in the Cooper avenue bowl
ing alley. This place is shortly
to be opened by the genial Hans
as first-class bar and cafe. Near
ly 100 Eagles dropped in last
night and there were numerous
exciting bowling games, one OF
them being played by men who
never before had tried to roll Il
ball. A plentiful supply of i'm
ported refreshments was in evi-
dence. Hans received number
of fine presents, including solid
gold ring from the Eagles and u
cut glass cigar jar, the latter be-
ing presented by Mr.. Rosenberg.
Mr.. Peisar led the music and Err
nest Barlow managed the bowling
games.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

with similar organizations as in
this way much may be accom-
plished for the entire western
slope.
From Tussday's Daily Pest.
Arthur Murray made a trip up
from New Castle today.
-
w. ]. Toepfer made business
trip down the river today.
w j. Murtle Of New Castle
was a Glenwood visitor today.
Mrs. Ole Thorson is entertain
ing the Whist club this afternoon.
Carl Hedrick left this morning
for few days outing at Grand
Valley.
L. w. Price of Divide creek re-
turned home this morning on Rio
Grande 8.
Miss Blanche Kirkpatrick was
an arrival on Midland 4 from
New Castle.
Lost-Feb. %, child's white
muff, on the street. Please leave
at this office. 1t
Judge Beardsley and family to-
day moved to the Doze house at
1011 Blake street.
-
Now is the time to buy ranches
or town property. DeLan & Co.
have some bargains.
w. P. Stephenson left last
night for Grand Junction where
he will spend several days on
business.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will give a
supper on election day, April Z,
in aid of the parsonage fund.
Pat Shannon, who has been at
the Midland depot in this city for
the past month, returns to the
Carbondale depot to his former
position.
H. G. Bush, the Midland traffic
manager, came in last night on
No. 6 and remained until No. 4
this morning, going to Ruedi 10
spend the day.
Mrs. C. n. A. Hahn and Mrs.
j. w. Ritter are expected to
come up from New Castle this
evening to join Mrs. Bradford's
parliamentary law class.
Andrew Morrison and George
Barnum of Steamboat Springs
were transacting business at the
land office yesterday. Mr.. Morri-
son went to Denver last night.
John McLaren, assistant forest
supervisor of the Holy Cross for
est, moved his family down from
rhomasviile this morning. They
will occupy the Voorhees, house.
Mrs. E. w. A. Fisk, who spent
the summer in Glenwood a year
ago, passed through here this
morning en- route from Colorado
Springs to Clifton, where she will
take possession of her ranch
property.
The Roaring Fork and Eagle
River 'Stoekgrowers' associS ton
will meet in Carbondale aatur-
day, March 2 at 2 p. m. Eiec-
tion Of officers is one Of the Inn
portant mstters Of business to
c0fae up at this meeting.
Mrs. Mary G. Bradford q Dsqs
vsr il Visiting Mrs B. +. alhfisf |
Of this city. SAsiias bvo1 srs
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

Charley Neary, the Milwaukee
lightweight, will try the game in
the East. He expects to get on
his first bout in Boston.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
X LOCAL NEWS OF 6lfNWO0D

dairy commissioner, passed
through Glenwood last night es
route to Denver after visit al
his home at Delta.
Mrs. Minnie Martin this morn
ing assumed her position as as
sistant at the county assessor 3
office. She was formerly with the
Rock Mountain store at New
Castle.
Miss Helen Darrow entertained
few friends at dancing Satur-
day evening, including Misses
Finley, Conway, Richardson, Muir
ray, Eighmy and Cross, Messrs.
Overbeck, Steward, Cross, Paine,
Baker, Weisel and Darrow.
A gentleman with a Southern
face and chin whiskers to match,
who is said to have priced every
thing from bunch Of cattle to
a prominent local hotel, left yes
terday for Trinidad without hav-
ing made any of the purchases he
announced he was contemplating.
Grand junction News.
Deacon Jones had birthday
yesterday and took pains to ex-
plain this fact to all of his
friends and customers. Deacon
is the youngest old man in town
and while he admits that 6S sum-
mers have passed over his kinky
head, the boys were telling him
yesterday that he didn't look a
day older than As.
Charley Dewitt returned to
Grand Valley this morning alter
a visit with his grandmother, Mrs.
Elmina Dewitt. Charley and
George will leave tomorrow for
Los Angeles to join their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dewitt,
who are pleased with the Califor
MIA climate and expect to remain
on the coast year.
Rev. w. O. WoOlever preached
his farewell sermon last night at
the Methodist church and expects
to leave about Thursday for his
new home at Olathe. Mr.. Wool
ever has not only kept in touch
with the members of his own con-
gregation, but has made many
| friends among the townspeople
and his departure is generally re-
gretted.
Charles Lancaster and his
bride have been stopping for
few days at the Hotel Glenwood
while making a bridal tour Of
the state. They will leave tomor-
row for Denver, where they will
reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster
are friends of Mrs. Sadie KOrn
who will entertain them this even
ing at dinner at her home.
The following services will be
held in st. Barnabas church dur
ing Lent: Ash Wednesday, Holy
Communion and sermon, 10 a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon, Z 80
p. m. by Bishop Knight. Daily
service on other days at 4 p. m.
excepting Fridays and Saturdays.
Friday service and lecture at
Z: 80; Saturdays, no service.
c. W. DUBOIS,
Rector.
DR.. Paul E. Wiesel, for the
past two years assistant to DR..
w. F. Berry at the Glenwood san
itarium, left last evening for Gar
field, Washington, suburb of
Spokane, where he will east his
lot in the future. DR.. Edwin
Phelps of New Bremen, O., has
been selected as DIR. Wiesel's sue
cessor, and he is expected to ar
rive in Glenwood the last of this
week.
Bre'r Holmes of the Avalanche
says that his lintoype machine
was unable to stand it when they
were setting up the account of
the big Republican banquet at
Glenwood last Saturday night
and broke down in the middle of
the account The fact is that the
machine was so astonished to find
itself in such good company as
IA lot of representative Republi-
| cans that il fainted from, sAaar
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

A beginning cold can be check
ed BY anything that will set the
blood INTO active motion.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
Country Correspondence
SORROW HOLLOW.

Lfttle Willie Hawkins, son Of DR.. Haw-
kins, our wsll-knOwed townsman. saws he
VIII be almighty glad when skooI is out.
Little Willie he don't like skool very well.
he SEE it makes his head axe TO study
things In books.
Il Gookins is thinking somethink Of
breaking a colt this spring. but IL is
likely TO think over this a good while be-
fore he undertakes Il. j. viii be remem.
beEed that last year Il tried to break a
colt and the colt broke his leg.
Sarah Ann Gumbert OF Snake Bend was
the guest OF Mrs. Milandy Peters for a
few hours last week Sarah Ann come
over 20 visit for fortnight. but her and
Mrs. Peters had a fallin out. and she
went back home sooner'n she intended.
Melaaothon Jones left open the door NJ
his hen house the other night 70 let in
the fresh air-and also q skunk. which
killed seven pullets for Mel. Mel saws
hereafter he will keep the hen house door
closed even II il sInothers the blame mil
lets 10 death.
About two year ago Widow Henderson
applied for q pension from the Govern
ment on the grounds that her husband
was Rilld In the War Of the Rebellion
nting Tor his country. The Government
wrote her that they had looked I'D the
case and found that he was killed onlv
-FOUR years ago by having a tree TO fall
on him Thinking that perhaps the Gov
eminent had forgot all about this. Widow
Henderson has applied for a pension on
tne same grounds, and hopes to receive
the money soon. She seq she needs IT.
Big John Williams had a COW 10 die
on him one night last week. To rnske
matters worse he was offered $50 for /
this COW only the day before she dyed /
Now she ain't worth zoe. UNO
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
ZION CROSSROADS

News are very scarce in our midst this
week. there being not much Of anvthink
goin on in these parts heerabouts.
School has bean closed on account a,
the meesles but the teecher is better and
hopes to resoom her duties soon.
Bill Hendricks went out fox hunting
tother night with his hound Spider. Spi.
der jumped fox IN Watkins HoIfer ana
the dog and the fox amt been say since
Bill seq his hound newer lets up until he
ketches q fox. so we persoom both are
still goin-
Brad Hinsley has a orfull cold On bts
chest, and expects TO have noomonia
Brad tried to make the boots he got iast
fall do until next fall without being baIf
soled got his feet wet with the above
result II he lives his doctor bin won.t
be lessen $40. It's 8 good deel chesnsr
20 get your boots half-soled. Brad
Mrs. Jake Hsines' little baby is cu,.,,
it's teeth at present, and Is so dica grse.
able that its mother can't hardly rs+
along with IL.
Miss Hildy Wade, the belIs - -.
Crossroads had her ears pierced for g.
rings not long since. ana is thra.sr.z
WIN Olooo poison VERITAS