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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
UN GRAN mITlN AVER EN- SANTUBCE
la GOnGuTencia fa6 mluy numsr0s0
Y yrsin6 sI mayor eRtuSIaSmO.
Hlel'rOn uso Do Ia plIsbra 0IOeuOntOs 0radOE0s
que tuhaT1D trases Dc dlabaRzl8 para los
EgpRhIlGGR0s.

A la84 de la tRrds de aver COmeng6 el
9l mitin unionista que 90 habfR aC0EdRdo
efsCtuRF en sl ''GRndul" en- santuEca Ell
mayor sntuBiRsmo FeinRbR On eI populoEo
bRFrio do santurc0 lR conCuFF9noia al
aCtO dsmoatT6, una yes mfV, 10 faerzs que
Rquf como On todR 10 iBlR tisne 10 Union
de Puerto Rico.
PaHabRn de 1000 peEHonan las qua al /
90 CoDgVegaFon para or la8 palabFaB dc
paE = patPiotiBmo de los OradoFeB enCaFgs.
dos de diTigiF la pRlabER RI pueblo, los
que msFeciGron E9pstidRB ovRcionEB de Lon
aBiEEsntal ell eBpl6ndido aCto. ....-.
Entire otFoB compaERiotaB hiCieEon uBo
de la pRlabTa Rafael NicoIau, EIadio
MeFc0d, Eligio Mendizabal, Joa6 Coll y
Ouehy, NatRliO Bsyonet, Erneuto Avalla.
net , CeFF6 sl aCt0 8l doctor Victor
Coll que ObtuVo grandsB y KepstidOB
RplausoG.
FFaBes do ConCoFdia tuvieH0n los oEadO'
res unioniBtas para nu0RtR0B C0mpRtRi0tag
loB rspublicRnoH y sutrs IoH viVss & Ii
Union de Puerto Rico = los hombrs8
que en- ella foEmPn Ia pRtGi6tica fRlaUgs
dc Ia msyoFfa del pafG, 90 disEon R'gunog
& loa compatriOtaB que en- 81 otEO bandO
pOIftiOo fguraD.
El mitin termin6 "a entEada la noCha
Bisndo favoFablsmente C0mGntadO poE TO-
dos 81 oEden que en- 81 patri6tico actO
VRiD6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
EI, PETROLEO o ACErTE h

Ell PETROLEO o ACETTE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
AL1MENTO. Como Sc ha pretendidO pOr
algunOs industriales recOmendar ell aceite
de petF6leO como un sustitutO del aceite de
hfgadO de bacalao, debemos advertir por el
bien de los mismOs enfeEmOs que ell aceite
de petFoleO es una substances mineral, qeu
81 se usa intemamente es eXpelida integrR
pOr las ev0cuaciones intestinales, cRusan-
do la ,largR infamaci0n de las Was diges-
twas.
Carec pOr 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
ciRl de tOdO alimento, Ia de ser asimilRble
y volverse parte de los teiidOs OrganiCOs y
no puede nj TemOtamente cOmpararse con
el aceite de hfgadO de bacalaO, cuya pro-
piedRd de nutrir y fOrtRlecer los Org8nis-
tan justamente RpreciadO en- tOdO el mum
do. ~..
La meiOr manera de tOmar Ell aceite de
hfgadO de bacalaO es en- Ia fOr1na de emul-
sion, poE ser Rsf mas faciImente 0bsoEbido
por el est6mago; de tOdas las emulsiOneH
cOnOcidRs, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es universalmente considerable como la
mas perfeCta y Ia mas eflcaz, no solamente
pOr La pureza del aceite y de los demas in-
gredientes que sc emplean en- su elabOrR-
ci6n, sinO pOrque eS tE GIgGicG emulsion q1Ee
no Sc 8ep0T0, que no Sc e71T07lc5Q, que no
0OqatieBe sObstQ8c5GS QGEs iTT6teD 61aflCE-
men eE eSt6D9dgO Y pOrque en- una palRbra
es ell RliRentO mas concentrate y mas asi
miIabIe Due conOcen los medicOs para
cOmbatir tOdas las fOrmas de debilipad
OTganicaS para puEificar la sangre Y como
uu auxiliar indispensable para las persO-
mas afectadRs de tisis, de escFofulR de Ea-
quit1smO = otras dolencias cr0ntcas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
Pgllflcael6n Rodriguez de Santiago.

En OoRmo falloci6 81 BGbado 10 diItin:
gUida DANA donR PuEifeaCi6n Rodriguez
do Santiago. ~-..
Alma nob.e , buanR fu6 10 do estR io'
vsn asfioEa, cuyo fallsOimisnto hR nido
gsntidisimo no solo ca u BoCisdRd Cosmefis
SIND sn Ponce, On YRuOO y ca San Juan.
PasrG RodFfguez era del temple do ca
E6OtsF en- que n RsnCillsz gObEO8aIe como
lG viEtui mas alta y eng todO GsntimiontO
gsnerOBo Ga manifsats CON GspOnt6nsidsd
y con lIauegs. -
LamentamOB pTofundamsnts IL musEts
de 10 ssfl9Fa Rodriguez dc Santiago, en-
viamoB nuestEo gGntido r6ame todoB sus
fAmiliaras, ooislmsnts & los ospOroB do
hR EufreGiua BEaHahi. y don Felipe Ro'
dEiguez padres della malogEada PsTa.
B. I r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
Los susfOs de Isins Vlvisndo en- Ia
raallhah.
325 BIlIls % IllIo submarine.

Los Bqtfion De Julio Verne 'pRiDCipiaa
8 RssliERRge: 10 CienCiG do 1ol submarines
hace inCueItionRblem progresses diREioH.
Aaf 10 dGmuestRRn los RiguisnteB p6FPHf0B
que tTaduCimo8 del 'tNeW York Herald:
&l 'LakS, gubmaEino C0nntruidO poP IL
Il ks Torpedo Boat Company, = 81 mayor
gus hays Balido dO Loo astiIIoEoI america.
noD, aCabR 2e haoeF el viajO continue mss
largo que EagiGtra la hiHtoEia de eItW em'
barCacioneB.
RBCorFi6 Ia diatancia de S25 milIas qu0
hay entire Norfolk Atlantic Highland,
cen una YelOCidad de aiets nudos poH hoFa,
sin hRbsr tsnido el monoE sCCidanta.
Eat6 impulBad0 poE una mfquinR de
gas0ling dG $50 Caballol tiena otFRa auxi'
liRFe8 para RIumbEado y otEoB uBog, que
pusdsn BuminiStEaF 40 OabSlIoB mes. Los
slimantoB 90 CoCinAn PoT medic de In Ol0-
tEieidad, y q intsrioE del buquo estk pEofa'
SRmsnt0 ilumin&dO. .-..
DuEante "a largo viaja ninguna smbar-
Caci6n RC0mpaf6 81 "LA ks." LIaVab2
una tFipulRCi6n Dc echo hombPes, que di-
ieEon habOF oatado con muchs Comodidad
On ell interior del suhmaEiuo. El CaaCo de
aCeE0, eEs6 hech0 para EOsintiR Ii pRe1i6n
" LOU 4A99 OUl0 "a GBAAs O004U0 QlVERA
ca la IpsRhCie, 90 diriio q Pumbo de IL
nave doSd0 la toEFoCilla, peFo CuRndo Eo
sumeEgG sHts opsFaCi6n % haC0 deado 81
interior, gEaciag al PaEicopio, que HObroBnIo
aIgo y reproduce abajo 10 que pasR On ID
supeTfcio. c-%z :.
Eat6 pEoviSto de tres tuboH lanzltorps'
dos y tiens en dsp6sito cinCo de estoB pro.
yGCtileg. a pFsG hsy an CuaPto de buzo,
de dond0 pusds saliE1 u mar Cuando d
bnqus e1t6 BumsFgid0. 10 CuRl prestaE6
mueh0s ssFviCioB Or tempo do gusREa,
Pusa H0EviFG para OolocaF minRa , COEtar
cables.
El sLakS" no Bs BumsFgs an nm plano
inClinado como loB dem6H submarines, nino
vsTticalment9, como 81 'iNautilug" do ID
novels dc Julio VaEn0. PuOda numRgiEHB
sn muy POGO tempo, pO1RE de ca tuna
no, que @ de IS piss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
lBRIGOS Y SOMBREROS.

In eI Paris Bazar as han reoibido abri'
gos de gsds negsos con Cuello bordad0
$500 unO, , I0H hsy tambien de $8., $40
y $12 un0.
En- sombgoEoB Dc 3. 1Es 70 RcabA de 70.
c.bir uno de ultima novedad, que 20 ven.
dsF6 dos dollars. E8 un BOmbTeTo Bu'
mRments baEatO , muy elegRnts.
En- artfeu!oI de metal platsRdO pEopioB
para FegaloB hsy an inmsnEo BuEtido.-
PEDRO GIUSTL, F0EtaIezR %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
EI poeta judo ROsssnfeId.
T0nUn Dgta Do 81 OI0nplO eIOTl0s eisNr08 que
50 las dan d eIlsIlaRo8.

Norris Roggenf0ld, pOsta judio, Cuyon
'soDgu Of tbs Ghetto" han lido tFsduOidoB
& tOdaa lRB lenguaB modeFnRg, % pro-
bablamanta 81 dnic0 dUsno do Casas que
hA FeduOido sl pEsCio de auP alquileEsB POF
% pEopia voluntad.
He hsCho oSto poEquO Loo tismpos hau
oltado, sRtkn, muy mRl0E ApaFts dc
II oonsidaraci6n & loE irquilinol era mi
dObeE hROsElo liio.-''Un dueno dc OaRas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
CiTCO Las Tres banderas. u

Ia smpEsna de POrtsll, Garcia , Com
paffa de8soBa de COTEeBpondeF alfavoF que
10 dispense 0l p6blio0, pondr& este noCho
dos peIfculan dc VeFdadeF0 m6Fito cinema
tOge&fCo. FL inOCenta 6 l8 busna Rooi6n
EsOOmpenBRdR. 81 Csballo de8bocRdo y
Fepstici6n dc ID Passion = musEts de Jss6h
Al cine onte nochs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
La OfIGIna dc OIOecIOROs.

Las psEBonSB que para haOeE aIguna
ConBultR 8 con OtEO motive dessan Comuni'
CREss con Ii oiGinR del Euparintendsnts do
el0Ccioneu, no dabon OlvidaF que9ol ndmoFo
del tel6fono del EafGEido centre e. q 400.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20

-se Informs que on GuTabo foe opera.
do 81 muChaCho Label AgoltO, que Vsnia
padsCiand0 dalhidrop J qua "a % halIa
OompI1tamonts Eaiablsoido. 70 opsE6 d
doCtoE +. VilIamiI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
GtRsVa On FuMtS Rice.

V6anGs Io8 aIsgantss baHtons8 gsnOVeBaB
con Gmpu6aduFR de PlRta, un HuEtido en-
en- parBguaB g0noVesss, O. Ii mejar Heda
dol mundo. AguR dc quina de MiDgOni,
para oviEaE ID CRidR del peIo. Sc venden
en- Ell POPULAR do Amerieo sRlaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
UN RUM0R.

30 0BoguEa que On Ponoa he oCuEPido
40 COnGtO de inC0ndio, En- 81 cuAFtsI gene
ESl de 10 pOliOia inBulaR no GO h0 dado in
formation 6 la pE0nBR EsfsEsnte & diCho
BuCeEo que 10 ConfcmO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20
AV / S o +.

Rogamoa Iag paEIonaa qus PoE Cuals
quieR moEvO tsDgsn que vorlo cpn Lon en-.
plGadoa dc esto taller 10 hagan & Ias IL
.. M, 6 & lRl p. "a. NPnCR ants1 d O1lS
heKaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20

REsFRIADO8 CAUsAN DoLOR
DE GARCIA Ell LAXATIVE BRoMO-QUI-
NINA, ,desYia Ia causa. Usado
u Arma de s1E. w. GROVE en- cada caiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20

En ata impRo1ta = Y0ndG Papol d
prEi6ao visio & $500 Loo 46 kilol (taa
gS&s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-20

'aEgIOS BE SJSGRlPGlOa EN TODA "A ISLl,
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11

Don t forget the good old so
,'lal dance at the ShultZ home
Friday night April 10.
Roy TIT and wife Of DeBeuue
We're the guests of Gus Wetzel
and family Saturday and Sunday.
Fruit buds are almost in bloom
and if nothing occurs to destroy
them an excellent crop is antici-
pated.
Members of the c. c. Literary
society are preparing to assist
the Beaver society to entertain at
Beaver school April II.
c. Nj. Rulison is having "A large
cellar eXcavated on his place. NJ"
RuliSon is much improved from
his recent aii'liction.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
EAGLE.

Last Saturday our town was
filed with people from Glenwood,
Minturn. Red Cliff, Leadville,
Wolcott. Basalt and everywhere,
to witness the races between Jake
Borah s Grizzly Belle and Jno.
Welch's Rex Both horses had
been under training and it was ii
race-every inch of it. 1t result
ed in a victory for Rex, who is
known and loved by all Eagle.
Grizzly Belle is equally popular
with Gypsum people. The COW
horse race was won by Andrew
Christensen animal and the
pony race by Allen Playford's S
white pony. In al it was a gala
day. and the weather being fine,
was enjoyed by everyone.
Lawrence Mosher returned
from Gideon Lumley's today
where he had been doing some
papering.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
WORK SUSPENDED
AT SHOSHONE

What was thought OF be strik.,
but which proved to be merely
the quitting of the employees at
the power plant of the Central
Colorado Power company at Sho-
shone occurred this morning.
The men were dissatisfied with
the wages that they were receiv-
ing and today the entire force,
numbering $50 men, asked for
their time and were paid off III
full. Since the panic last fall the
men have been getting from $1.75
to $3.50 per day and now they
want the old scale paid them,
which was $3.50 to $3.50 per day
according to the class of work.
The company felt that it could
not pay more than it has been do
ing, and therefore the men quit
The work is entirely at stand
still and it is not known how soon
il will be resumed.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
FOR STRAWBERRY DAY

For the purpose OF selecting an
executive committee and chair,
man of same, such committee to
have charge of preparations for
and management of Strawberry
day, June 20, 1908, and to trans
act such other business as may
pl operly be transacted at this
time, a mass meeting of the cit
izens of Glenwood Springs is
hereby called, such meeting to be
held at the district court room at
8 p. m, Saturday evening, April
II.
To insure this being the best
Strawberry day yet, it is earnest
ly desired and essential that a
full representation be in attend
ance at this first meeting.
CHAS. II. KING,
Retiring Chairman.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
MOTHER A HEROINE.

New oYrk, Apr. 10.-Two lives
were lost. score of people i'll
Jured and twelve families driven
panlc-stricken and half-clad from
their homes as the result of fire
early this morning at 25 Pitt
street.
The fire is thought to have
been started by thieves who wish
ed to draw the attention of the
police from another section of the
city so that they might commit
some robberies.
Mrs. j. Chesman proved herself
heroine by rushing through the
fire and saving her infant SON,
who escaped withou Injuries,
while she herself received sevsZe
burns.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
DENVER MARKETS.

Receipts of cattle have been
light at all points this week ana
there mas been some reaction
from the low point of the week
before, statesmen generally calling
the market here l0c to 15c higher
and IN some cases little more.
The good cattle of all kinds are
wanted and statesmen have had
little difficulty in disposing Of
anything they had to offer though
values have not reacted as mucn
as the trade thought they would
under such light receipts. showing
that packers are going to resist
as much as they can any material
advance.
The demand for good beef cat
tie has been very good during tn.
week. Some good steers sold
Wednesday at $6.05, with bulk
of the better grades offered dur
ing the week going at 1926 10
1913. Some good fat cows sold
Thursday morning at 81 S5, which
is as high as anything sold here
this week. Other cows brought
$4 60, and bulk of better killing
grades from this down to $4.OO.
The demand for cows is good and
prices are Zoe to zoe higher than
the low spot last week. Bulls are
active and firm and veals also
selling readily at strong to higher
prices.
Feeders and Stockers. The
trade in this branch of the mar
ket was very light, as there was
very little stuff to trade on. The
demand is very good and prices
are generally called strong to a
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
GUILTY OF FORGERY.

In the district court yesterday
afternoon. Arthur d. Hay, accus-
ed Of forgery, entered plea OF
guilty and was sentenced by
Judge Shumate to not less than
one nor more than two years IN
the state penitentiary
Hay was trusted employe OF
the Colorado Telephone company.
at the time the trunk line wat
built from 'Glenwood to Gran I
Junction and was made foreman
of the gang which strung the line
down the valley. The crime for
which he must now pay the pen
atty consisted of forging the
name of George Clark, the Rifle
hotel man, to receipts which he
turned in to the company as
part Of his expense account, re
ceiving cash therefor.
Hay was captured about the
first Of February of this year il
an Ohio town after he had eludei
the officers for nearly eighteen
months He was brought direct
to Glenwood and placed in jail
and recently decided that he could
gain nothing by making a fight.
and decided to plead guilty AMI
have the matter over that he
might start on his sentence as
soon as possible.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
JOHN L. TAYLOR
SECOND TRIAL

From Thursdays Daily Post.
The case of John l.. Taylor Of
Coal Basin, who is charged with
numbering his wife last winter
and who has passed through one
trial, was begun this morning in
the district court. The case has
been transferred to this county
because of Taylor claiming that
he cannot get fair trial in Pit
kin county.
The entire morning was taken
up with securing a jury, as IL
large number of the talesmen
were excused on various grounds
and when the recess was taken at
noon but few men had been az
cepted.
The examination of talesman
was resumed at clock. and ut
3 o'clock District Attorney Gen
try expressed himself as satisfied
with the twelve men then in the
box. There We're eleven men in
the box when the case was taken
up again and Charles Full
Ter of Carbondale was called TO
fill the twelfth seat. Several Of
the men had formed opinions
which, however, were not strong
enough to be regarded in the face
OF evidence, and all were positive
they could serve impartially. Fu!-
Ter was challenged by the defense
and excused on the ground of not
being able to hear very well. Bert
Gregori of New Castle was then
called and was challenged by tn.
defense, but this was overruled
by the court and he was kept as a
juror. w. f. Granlee of Para
chute creek was excused early in
the day because he entertains SON
scientious convictions concerning
the death penalty. At 4 O'Clock
the work Of securing a jury was
still IN progress.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
CACHE CREEK.

Chas. Swanson and family de.
parted Monday for New Iorl:
and from there will sail for Swe
den to make three months VIZ
it with relatives.
Constable Baumgardner u
Carbondale was down Sunday t.
look at the Reynolds ranch which
he probably will lease from Mr..
Palmer. the present owner.
Wall & House have be Gillun
ranch listed for sale and l.. But
Ter of Rife contemplates purchas-
ing the same.
Linemen are busy putting up
cross-arms on the Cache-Beavci
line.
The recent April showers have
been quite beneficial to the crops
that are planted.
Will Potter and family of Oma
ha. Neb., came ont last Saturda!
and will make this their futur
home. Mr.. Potter is daughte.'
of r. s. Becktell and wife. May
they never regret the change.
The two little children of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Redpath were quite
i'll with severe colds the past
week. but are improving.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
DOTsERO.

Will Brown was Gypsum Wis
itor Monday.
George Yost has moved on his
upper ranch where he will make
his future home.
Harry lde and Claude Stewart
were visitors at the Nelse Yost
ranch Sunday.
Pearl Yost and Mrs. Sam
Lemons were visitors at the Pope
ranch Monday.
MessrS. Charlie Renshaw, Sam
Gilmore and Frank Maloney. all
of Sweetwater, passed through
Dotsero Sunday on their way to
Rifle to get about 500 head of cat
tie which Mr.. Malonev purchased
"A few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Lemons
have moved from Shoshone up to
their place at Dotsero. Mr.. Lem
ons has been working at Sho
shonc for the last year. He in
tends to go back as soon as ha
gets his house finished.
We have learned that the storls
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Randall April 3 anil
left new boy.
Mrs. Will Brown was visiting
her niece. Pearl Yost, on Tues
day
Frank Van Horn passed
through here on Tuesday morn
ing with herd of cattle.
Will Schumm of Gypsum was
a caller at the Yost ranch Mon
day.
Addie Van Horn departed for
Gypsum Saturday where she will
visit with her aunt Mrs. H. Y.
Van Horn.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
CARBONDALE.

Mrs. Leonard Shoemaker and
baby of Spring Gulch are visiting
"A few days at the Swigart home.
The Ladies Aid met last
Thursday with Mrs. d. G.. Edge
ton. Thursday of this week it
will hold a business meeting at
Mrs Westhafer's.
Prof. and Mrs. NJ. f. Shuck
We're in Denver a couple of days
last week.
Mrs. Thurston and Mrs. Coz
vile have received from the Den
YER Dry Goods store a lot of hats
which they have for sale at the
Hartman building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sisson OF
Telluride are spending this month
with Mrs. Sisson's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Rhyme.
Mr.. Keys has rented George
Maxwell's ranch for the season.
Mr.. Keys will move his family as
soon as school closes.
Rev. n. II. Lee. our presiding
elder. preached an excellent ser
mon here last Sunday morning.
He found it impossible to be in
Carbondale Monday evening, so
he gave the temperance lecture
Sunday evening. 1t was interest,"
ing and a large crowd attended
O. A. Boyle shipped four work
horses and some other things
needed on his ranch from Wichita
last week.
V. 7. Brown has purchased the
l1olgate property in the west part
of town. They are having the
house papered this week and will
no doubt move the first of next
week.
City election has come an
gone. 1t was decided by bic
majority that Carbondale will be
an anti-saloon district.
a very pretty home wedding
took place on Thursay evening
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ba-
ker in this city when their youn-
gest daughter, Gertrude. became
the bride Of Mr.. Guy Needham.
Rev. w. Z. Bennett performed
the ceremony, after which dinner
was served. Miss Grace Baker. u
sister Of the bride. was brides
maid and Mr.. Fred Needham. II
cousin Of the groom, was best
man. The happy couple went 20
Glenwood that evening where
they took train for Denver to
spend short honeymoon.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11
TOWN BOARD
HOLDS SESSION
From Thnrsday'e Dailv poa%

The town council held meet
ing last night with view of
cleaning up the business before
the old board. There was ver'
little business to attend to aside
from the allowance of a number
of bills, the most of them being
for expenses in connection with
the election of last Tuesday.
The bill of the Ridgeway com
pany, proprietors of Everybody'S
Magazine. came up again and was
paid, although the company has
not complied with its agreement
made through it's advertising
agent 1t was thought the com
pany was bound only by its
printed contract and it was de-
cided to pay the bill and end the
matter.
The expense of bringing the
Grand Junction high school base
ball team to Glenwood with the
Woodman excursion was taken
up. The boys were unable to
play on account of the rain and
the council thought it best to
reimburse them for their expens-
es, amounting to $43.
The annual appropriation bill
for the coming year was passed
as appears elsewhere in this issue.
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11

dime higher than week ago, but
yard traders have been going a
little slow this week, owing to
the dizziness on the eastern mar
kets Good steers are selling at
$3.50 to $500 and right fancy
heshy stuff might bring a trifle
more. The fair to good steers
are going mostly at $4.O0 to $3.50
and the palmer stuff from $4O0
down. The demand is best for
the good native de-horned steers
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11

From Fridays Daily Post.
DR.. w. w. Crook made trip
to Ruedi last night.
c. C. Parks left last night for
Denver on Midland No. 6.
Henry Hasley came up this
morning from his home at Silt.
b. 7. Napier was a passenger
TO Denver last night on Midland
No. 6.
Mrs. and Mrs. Weekes of York.
England, are guests at the Hotel
Glenwood.
II. T. McCauley. revenue col
lector from Colorado Springs, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
The date for the National Flow
er operetta to be given under the
auspices of the Eastern Star has
been set for Wednesday, Apr. 20.
Mrs. C.. A. St Clair last even
ing entertained the members of
the Plymouth Rock club ana
their husbands at cards. Five
hundred was the game which oc-
cupied their attention until mid
night. when the hostess served
refreshments. About 16 guests
were present.
Two young men. passengers on
Rio Grande train No. 4. are so.
journing in Glenwood today
rather unexpectedly While the
train was at the depot. the tour
lists crossed Seventh street to
quench their thirst and tarried
too long They ran around the
depot in hot pursuit of the out
going train. but came in contact
with the wire fence, which pre-
vented their progress to con
siderable extent. The company
should either remove that fence
or hold their trains longer
The Glenwood post., 1908-04-11

Ed Baer was a Dotsero visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Yost has been on
the sick list, but is some better
at this writing.
Will Canon of Sweetwater
passed through here on his way
to Glenwood He will join Mr..
Maloney at that place
Mrs. Mamie Yost has been on
the sick list but is feeling better
at present.