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The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11

DEAD FISH will takes live to
swim against the current
WHEN OPPORTUNITY knocks at the door of the msehievous
small boy April it finds him asleep
PENNSYLVANIA be making like state that
keep nvest of politics and its gafers
in prison.
THAT GIENWOODS spreading shown by the fact
that possibility Tamany delegation of nearly 14oo
people he spend few days after the national Democratic
in Denver in July.
DEMOCRATS time this spring in various
cities throughout the state In during
lively barely averted while in
party members divided themselves In compa
them be shown the general harmony that exists among
TAKING THE PUBLIC into their confidence seems to be
popular with sundy big corporations few days ago the American
Telephone and Telegraph company issued detailed annual repo
and the American Sugar Refining company with the hs
the results of years business has made public
Tobacco and the Standard Oil may
line really like the presidents publicity plan
which caused much sq'rmng not very many months ago
There pretty general that the laws of this state
modified require registration in This Of
than under the system and
probably much difficult complete regis
think would be great improvement over the
conditions where people are registered for years after h
the precinct while others registered who for various
do not or cannot vote
LIKE the renewal OF youth
the coming myads of plants and of the buds and
after the of winter like the soft and
like the SOFT hazy yellow richness CT
full BETTER and Ike
the when after the langua
summer bracng the winds blow and life strong ~
joy other time have expressed another preference
but have done please consider tha
now revokng wills and testamens announce fall as my
final selectiOn.-John Burroughs
THE REPUBLICANS the campaign OF 1908 with
work performed state and ma
on presented to voters before e
last for and constructive egisa
on himself said unmatched In this state
legislature the administration nave re-
deemed the made IN
the platform of 1906 astons even those VINO
hoped for affirmative record this to go
the party appeal confidently the ufages of the c
zens of Colorado.
that the against Fred Light
for last been filed and we snail
hone hearing the matter The delays
made ndicapped the forestry officers
though responsible for the delay having turned
the matter of justice several months ago
Mr. Light defy the regulations others should nave
the same right held account the he is
will be the department
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11

HEAVY REWARDS being offered for the who placed
that sick of dynamite bed of Bukeey Wells TO
laugh that Wells Just had case OF night
mare and rolled out things look suspicious ne
secured giant exploded under the bed and the
said someone kill Avalanche The above but sam
pie anarchy being preached enwood Springs ror
For shamei So is to It joke it! Ha Ha
Well regards such experience joke ne might go
through himself would but if he should get out
alive he again guilty Of another similar
hi. ameless disregard life and for the rights
feelings o. others.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11

the forced to the conc
sion that hungry with attending Bryan ban
oet feeding Commoner was not scet
bigrent walters who prec'ptaed strike just
prior beginning big feed BY the aid of WATERS
and guests volunteered their assistance the man
four when it thought nee
essary off wind pudding for dessert The
that Mr. Bryan who has always
posed labor did to take
chances mixing mudde and therefore bore his hunger IN
silence
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14
Cxr.s woman's wslknallal..

We refer to that boon 70 weak. 49,
sn1srins women known - Dr. fseseeD
Yavosits Prescription. ,..
Dr. John Fyfe one Of the E@0fial ssAn
Of TIE ECLECTIC MEDICAL HAvW ~
n Unicorn root CHelontds DSoSool wnlen
4 one Of the chief ingredients OF the "a
yorits Prescription
remedy which inv.sitSlyf fss sets soens g H. q
S.as.: g e: I'm inslf:, sa:,esi3s ssR3:s s. ~ =
nsnt which more fully anewS,HH ewS,HH .ssS
purposes tAan any ctSs. ts. dse .e9sa 3 a; 49, =. =
esYisr @ women Il = .elzsm teata sa !. 4
SsSS which does not present soTs 0escasaoa
foe thi1 remedial aren't DE: EyS Ess
is3icstaons for Helonias (UnieoF. yeeG kaan
Or ,sching in the back With sleueorSo9e
stosic wsskI cond!tic q sns ssesSs:2tiss =. r..
SiStSaiii SdsSaSiity y socsat1 1iiN ehscnie Gaeesss os
u reprod1ctive 0fgans Of wonhsns cees3ans
:s,si,SD s.n s::s Ia eaeoSn ss3 & 81 q
81 o. ll,iop of[ths repre- seSso.se. M
s.ss227 6<A sSn ssss:H cr y 9seeS.psnsisS =
~ q condition Of tbS dlssss.ivS ossa.s
80 Fl: = The :.'sss' lower '.'' .. q
.sES5 sS5s SE e ~ IL eIaal{i|&n & 81 ala as
p1f&IQtI0ns one OL tno s1!nN !.
and the medical properties Of wAisA "
most faithfully represents
or Golden Seal root, smother proAinent
iu9redisnt Of .Fsvorits PrRScstptlqa.
Prof. Finley Ellingwe0d, N. D.. Of len
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
sIt z e important ,saseSy II in1 1Aiaasses
~ SsnsrL enfeeblemspt It 4 usffu
Cincinnati, says Of Golden Sesl root:
sIu relation 70 Its geuersl eDeF0 Ms1hs
gystem. there q no medicine y W. eeest sSa@te
tlsrS q such general usantmttv of ceeseoA u
\ uptcersdllV REGARDED - tn tonic ueosd =
~ dohilitated stAtes."
Prot. r. Rartholow, n. D., OK 2eeeson
Medical College. says Of Golden nee:
rhssia idoodinG and ooesestiys dysusaor-
fht1a (peinful nenstrustiQul'
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrtpf&o0t4fea-
fully representa- all the above nAnae9 In
eredisnts and cures the diseases fof which
hey are recommended.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14
PORTLAND CEMENT
COMPANY FL0URI0HIN0

from TUESDAY Dally fOst.
A regular meeting Of the board
Of directors Of the New Castle
Portland Cement company was
held yesterday in New Castle and
was attended by several of the
board members from here. In
conversation with representative
Of the Post one of the directors
stated that the company is in q
most fourishing condition and
that the future is very hopeful
and bright. At present the mill is
producing about 100 sacks per
day, but in a short time they hope
to build a mill with capacity of
$50 barrels per day. At the pres
ent time 100000 worth of the
stock of the company is being sold
and is meeting with a ready sale.
For a working capital, $4,000 OF
the stock has been subscribed by
the directors. When the mill il
completed spur from one Of the
railroads will be run into the
yard SO that the cement can be
loaded direct.
In addition to the fine grade Of
cement which is being made by
the company there has been dis
covered fine grade Of red min
eral paint, with which they are
going to carry on a series Of ex-
periments to determine whether
it viii pay to develop it. In case
it does, It will mean that the COM
pany will have another means If
revenue as there is large depos-
it Of it ON their property snd the
demand for 1t Is large.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14
GOOD ron rvrRYBoDY

Mr.. Norman II. COULTER, a
prominent architect in the Del
bert building, San Francisco,
says: 81 fully endorse all that
has been said of Electric Bitters
as tonic medicine. 1t is good
for everybody. 1t corrects stom-
ach, liver and kidney disorders in
prompt and efficient manner
and builds up the system" Elec-
trio Bitters is the best spring
medicine ever sold over a drug
gists's counter; as a blood puri-
fer it is unequaled; Soc at all
druggists.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14
lunA9H on ~ llonN

sQkA W - -
The rslativs It Mias Alice
Korn received q message yester-
day FnoRptg asnpuasihg her
Edeath s1alaitoa, Wheas Aeewas
staying with her sister, Mrs. Er-
nest Cansdale. Miss Korn had
never enjoyed good health and
since the death Of hsr mother,
laM. WIN. iOsfllnsal, - hes.esn-
stantly failed. The immediate
sas,se Of aaAth was rhenpiatism .ot
the heart, and her hast illness was
of two weeks duration.
She had lived in 10lenwood a
number Of years, and while Of a
retiring disposisios, had MANY
friends here who sugret to 71eai
of her demise. The remains will
reach Glenwood tonight and the
funeral will be held tomorrow Al
2 O'Clock from the residence Of
her brother, F. W. Korn, OF
Palmer avenue.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14

= -
F. c. Ewing, f. E. McPhee, F..
T. Taylor, Frank Langston and
William Cardnell went to New
Castle this morning to attend a
meeting of the New Castle Port
land Cement company stockhold-
ers.
j. B. Deacon started today on
drive to Grand Junction with
Fl. R. Jarvis and J.-R. Jarvis of
New York, who are desirous Of
seeing the country between here
and the Junction, and took this
method of doing so.
Mrs. Chas. Brenton Of Rine,
who was burned Saturday by q
gasoline explosion, died that
evening at 9 o'clock. The fu-
neral was held yesterday at . p.
m. from the Christian church at
Rife, the service being conducted
by Rev. Horace Mann.
Petitions were filed Saturday
evening with Town Clefk Keck
calling for q vote ut tbs eputns
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14
< LOCAL NEWS Of GLtNw0OD X

municipal election on the -.ques-
ton of local option. In the west
precinct there were 26 petitioners,
while in the east precinct 46 Pc,
titioners favor dry town.
At meeting Saturday night
of the Roaring Fork and Eagle
River Stockgrowers' association,
held at Carbondale, some rather
strenuous resolutions relative to
the forest service were presented
but after a time they were pulled
down an referred to committee
for editing" and making ready
for presenting to the public.
w. r. Collier, who has for the
past six months been employed as
city editor of the Post, left Satur-
day evening with his family for
Denver where he has secured a
position on the Rocky Mountain
News. Mr.. Collier is a capable
and reliable employe and his
work on the Post was highly sat
isfactory.
f. G. Place of Fort Collins az
rived in Glenwood Saturday even
ing and will assume the position
on the Post vacated by Mr.. Col
lier. Mr.. Place is young man
of pleasing personality and comes
highly recommended as a capable
and conscientious employe. Please
be liberal with news items when
he calls to see you.
1 Supervisor French has called
for several meeting of users Of
the forest reserves throughout his
reserve. The first of these was
held at Red Cliff last Saturday
Another is being held today at
Eagle. 1t is the intention of the
service to have a free discussion
of those matters which are Of
joint interest to the people and
the service. At Red Cliff Satur-
day the subject for discussion re-
lated principally to timber sales
prices charged, rules concerning
brush piling. etc. At Eagle today
it is expected that matters affect
ing stock grazing on the reserves
public improvements, conserva-
ton of water, ETC., will be among
the subjects discussed. A meet
ing will be held at Aspen next
Saturday and another at Thorn
! asville March 81.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14
.--isa.
LIVELY n1fI1g6

Al ANIk2la
There were lively doin's dow,
at Rite yesterday when the farm
ers Aet 30 vote On proposition
made 10 them by Keitel Bros. who
some time ago purchased q large
tract Of land from Darrow & Ross
and who now seek to secure water
for it that they may dispose Of II
in small tracts for fruit growing,
for it is certsinly choice fruit
land.
Mr.. Keitel had made an offer
to take 2,O00 shares Of stock 70
the Antlers Reservoir company,
paying $T so per share for the
same, or a total Of $75;O0O. The
farmers were to raise the dam and
repair the ditch at a cost Of not
to exceed $50 600, the remaining
$25, 900 to be paid as a dividend
to the present owners Of the stock.
1t was at first thought that this
offer would carry, but Rev. Lew
Thomas of Salida, who recently
bought the OHare property, Law
yer Wall Of Rifle and Banker Bell
Of Glenwood were all present and
opposed the measure.
When q vote was taken the prop
-oGtion was found to have been
defeated by vote Of about II to
What the next step in this pre-.
jet VIII be no one knows. There
were those present who aaid there
we're better plans than that offer.
| ed by Mr.. Keitel, bat thsy did not
disclose the nature Of them
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14


From Tuesdays Dsiiy Post.
Fine Mexican drawn work; 90e
Colorado avenue 11-17tf
A. B. Cass of South Canon is a
Glenwood visitor today.
Wanted - Some good ranch
loans 1t low interest. DeLan 4 CO.
#. o. Clark and j. A. Atkinson
of Aspen registered at the Glen
wood hotel today.
Mrs. John Brennan returned
this morning from a short trip
to Denver.
Mrs. Joe Larkin left this morn
ling for her home in Buena Vista
after visit with Glenwood rela-
tives.
Phil Knowlton spent the day in
Glenwood making friends for the
Carter, Rice & Carpenter Paper
company of Denver.
G. C. Streeter, a former resident
of Glenwood Springs, died re-
Gently at his farm near Seattle,
Wash. Mrs. Streeter will be re-
membered by many of the older
citizens.
John McLaren returned home
last night and appeared today
wearing the first edition Of the
uniform adopted for the men Of
the forest service. The new suits
are of a serviceable material and
Of modest green shade, and will
soon be worn by all the forestry
men.
The funeral Of Miss Alice Korp
took place today from the resi-
dence of her brother, Fred W.
Korn, the service being conducted
by Rev. Greer A. Foote pastor u
1.-THE Presbyterian church, Of which
the deceased was q member. A
number Of relatives and frieuas
iwere present 1t the house and %
1compeaisd tAs remains to Ross-
bud cemetery, where intermaAt
took place.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14
tn LVexY oBAafsa

j. the one you pay ont Tor . box
Of Or. Kings New. Life Pills,
1lSy bring you the health that i
lntsv precfens than Jewels. Try
them for hesdAche, biliousnsss,
constipation and malaria. II they
a1isspp6lnk yen tie price viii be
sesesls,1y rsfssdsd ~ IN drug.
Il4G1Ds.s
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14
From Monday's Daily Post.

From NondAy' . Daily Post.
Steve Baxter went to Rife this
morning on Midland No. 3.
Father O'Dwyer left this morn
ing on Rio Grande No. 3 for
Grand Junction.
Miss Margaret Mccartney has
returned from Denver where she
spent several weeks.
Mrs. j. W. Ritter Of New Castle
visited yesterday at the home sf
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14

Since the beginning Of Fsbru.
afy no fswer thaa Aftesn ball
peayeEY, ,hAys 3aiAad ths nstrino-
nd NGkuk
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14
BEST H1ALn
N THE Wnn1A

Rev. F. Starbird of East Ray.
mond, No, says: 81 have ussa
Bucklen's Arniea Salve for sevsr.
|al years on nay old array woae1
an other obstinate sores, s1d I
find it the best healer in ~
world. l use it, too, with ge-at
|success, IN ny veterinary buIls.
ness" Price 25c, at all drugaieCp !
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14

Cheap money and plenty OF 1t.
DeLan 4 Co.
Page Munro made a trip down
the river yesterday.
Z. f. Drach returned this NOR
ming from a trip to Denver.
w. P. Dale of Delta was a Wis
itor in Glenwood this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ii. Tucker re
turned yesterday from week
visit in Denver.
Mrs. Thomas King is enjoying
visit from her mother, Mrs.
Stebbins. of Rifle. j..
Mrs. w. III. Worthington came
up from New Castle this forming
to consult the dentist.
f. w. Jewett of Aspen stopped
over in Glenwood this morning
on his way to Grand Valley.
Mrs. E. Il. Taylor went down
to New Castle today to attend
the Woman's club at that place.
Bishop Knight left this morn
ing for Grand uJnction where ne
will hold services tomorrow and
all next week.
Conductor John Brennan will
be taken tonight to Denver,
where he will be treated by Il
nerve specialist.
S. NJ. L. McSpadden, purchas-
ing agent for the Central Colo
RADIO Power company, came in
this morning an drove to the
Shoshone camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Bess of Ru
edi came down this morning to
spend a couple of days in Glen
wood. Mr.. Bess is connected
with the Ruedi cement mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Woolever
did not leave Glenwood Thurs
day night, as they had intended.
but went out last night on Rio
Grande No. 5 for their new home
at Olathe.
Mrs. Lottie Urquhart is in town
today on business connected with
the settlement of the estate of
her late husband, P. P. Urquhart.
She is accompanied by her daugh-
ter Miss Maude Urquhart.
Miss Helen Fleming, aided by
her sister, Mrs. f. E. Lucas, last
evening entertained the teachers
of the Glenwood schools in a
charming dinner at the Hotel
Colorado. From the nature of
the entertainment provided by
Miss Fleming one might almost
denominate it peanut party, as
the innocent little goober figured
quite promiscuously in the
amusement of the evening, and
the prize winners had to show
themselves expert in range of
feats from jabbing peanut with
hat pin to walking on string
while balancing peanut on a
knife. There was abundant
amusement throughout the even
ing and the guests voted Miss
Fleming an ideal entertainer.
William Treweek was arraign-
ed for sentence in Justice He'd
den's court this morning on the
charge of beating board bill.
His trial took place several days
ago, when evidence was produced
to show that he had failed to set
tie board bill at the Hotel Glen
wood, amounting to $22.15. The
complaint was filed by Manager
Smith. Justice Hedden commit
ted Treweek to the county jail
for term of 80 days and assessed
afine of $40 and costs. A $500
check, alleged to be worthless,
also figured in the case, Treweek
having handed it in an envelope
to the hotel clerk, remarking thai
that would insure the payment of
his bill. There appears to have
been no fraud in connection with
this check, however, as Treweek
did not tandar Il in navmant of
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-14

venter.
Now is the time to buy ranches
or town property. Dellan 4 Co.
have some bargains.
Tom Baxter and his bride have
returned from California and will
make their home in Glenwood.
Mrs. Roxie Bryant entertained
the Thimble club Saturday after
noon with few other friends.
Harry f. Insley, a Democratic
politician of Denver, spent Sun
day in Glenwood, returning on
Midland last evening.
Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford and
Mrs. b. T. Napier left this morn
ing for New Castle where they
will organize a Bryan club.
Miss Amelia Williams mas
bought from Ed Everett the resi-
dence property occupied by l.. ii.
Hall. Consideration, $1,000.
A 15-acre orchard sold last
week at $2,250 per acre and a
4-acre tract near Grand junction
sold at the rate Of $1,212.5O per
acre. Guess that's going some.
p. X. Barthell and wife stop
ped over yesterday morning on
their way from Carbondale to
Gypsum to spend couple Of
days.
Mrs. ii. l.. Tibbetts of New
Castle returned home yesterday
from a four months sojourn in
Missouri. She is much improved
in health.
w. j. Brinkley, manager of the
I Liebrart Produce company Of Pu-
eblo and l.. A. Horeish were reg
istered at the Hotel 'Glenwood
sunday.
Mrs. Walter F. Webb, formerly
Miss Mollie Duncan of GlenwoOd,
returned to her home at Marble
this morning after visiting in
this city.
Fl. J. Green returned Monday
morning from his old home in
Indiana where he was recently
called on account of the illness
of his father.
p. G.. Armes, o. M. Campbell,
o. F.. King, D. C. Merrill, s. Ross,
r. X. Lyons and J. Dealy made a
crowd of Shoshonites. who spent
Sunday in Glellwood.
E. f. McPhee spent Sunday at
Rifle. He was met at the depot
on his return by delegation
singing "How Dry 1 Am" He
said the drouth didn't bother him
any, though.
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
A marriage license was grant
ed Saturday to Axel V. Nelson
and Miss Lasene Rypdal, both of
this city. The couple were mar
ried late Saturday evening at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. E.
G.. Harbert.
Rev. E. G. Harbert, the new
pastor of the Methodist church,
preached his first sermon in Glen
wood yesterday. The attendance
was very good at each service and
Mr.. Harbert's s sermons were very
much enjoyed.
F. G. Ewing, f. E. McPhee, E.
7. Taylor, Frank Langston and
William Cardnell went to New
Castle this morning to attend a
meeting of the New Castle Port
land Cement company stockhold-
ers.
j. B. Deacon started today on
a drive to Grand Junction with
Fl. r. Jarvis and j. r. Jarvis Of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-03-20

William Jennings Bryan, address
ing an audience of several thousand
in the city of Chicago, said: "Assum-
ing that reforms are necessary,
what party can best be intrusted
with the work of securing them?
beg to present the claims of the
democratic party. What are the evils
to be corrected? The greatest of all
the evils-and it is fruitful source
of almost all the other evils-is the
domination of politics by the favor
seeking corporations. BY dominating
politics, they dominate the govern
ment, national and state. There is
no question upon which the people
are thinking which does not to a
greater or less extent involve this
question, Shall the government be
administered in the interest of the
whole people, by unpurchasable and
incorruptible representative of the
people, or shall the favor-seeking
corporations control the elections,
raise their representatives to power
and through them exploit the coun-
try?"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-03-20

An order has been issued by the
Houston and Texas Central railway
company annulling the four passen-
ger trains operated between Waxa-
hachie and Garrett. The order went
into effect Wednesday. 1t is under
stood that citizens of WaXahachie
and commercial travellers will petit
ton the commission for an order re-
Installing the trains. The Garrett
branch is similar to the Lancaster
branch, and if the citizens of the
two towns get busy there is no reas-
on why they should not have the
service. We are worse off with the
service we now have over this road
than if we had none at all. Mail is
frequently delayed, and if we have
any immediate use for matter ship
ped by express, we have to stipulate
that it be not sent by Wells-Fargo
as the H. & T. c., branch is so IN
eliable.-Lancaste Herald.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-03-20

Discussing the full rendition law
the San Antonio Light says: From
a purely theoretical standpoint the
policy of full rendition of ell prop
erty for taxation cannot be attack
ed. No argument is needed to dem
onstrate that if all property, of
whatever class or kind, were render
ed at it's full value, no one would
suffer from injustice. But there is a
vast deal of difference between theo-
ry and practice, in taxation as in
other things. If part of the property
owners in good faith render their
property at full value and part rem
der at less than full value, the for
mer will pay more than their share
of the taxes"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-03-20

There is splendid suggestion in
the following lines from the Italy
News-H Herald: Let some one men
ton some man who has not been
faithful to the people or some one
who has stolen a few thousand dol
lars and there are certain men who
will say that anybody else would
have done the same thing if he had
a chance. This is an insult to all
honest men and it is shame for
any man to make such assertions,
and as a rule, the fellow who talks
that way is judging the other fellow
by himself. Let every man stand up
for honesty in all things if he is not
honest himself"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-03-20

The Crockett Courier says: Those
editors who are in the newspaper
business solely for what money they
can make out of it will likely have
an opportunity to get their fingers
into the Waters-Pierce slush fund
before the present campaign is over.
The Courier is already in receipt of
a letter from a suspicious source
asking for its rates on pure read
ing matter. AS we make this ex-
cerpt we have before us an offer of
some good clean business of spot
cash vintage" which, from the
source of its origin, leads us to be-
lieve that we could divert part OF
the slush fund this way if We We're
so disposed, but we are not. 1t may
be right to get the money but be-
lieving that honor is better than
gold" we will have to pass this offer
up until we know more about it.