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The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
NATIONAL FL0WER''
aOOnE2 HIT

Some months ago the Eastern
Star lodge arranged with Mrs.
Luther Steward to place on the
stage an operetta for their ben
eft.
The selection made was "The
National Flower" pretty six
act operetta in which. the major
ity of the actors are, children rep
resenting flowers and other forms
of vegetable growth, the play be-
ing musical throughout.
The affair was placed before
our people Saturday evening and
proved easily the success of the
season.
The opera house was well filled
and from the beginning the inter
est was intense.
"The National Flower" is a
very pretty play and every act
was well rendered and the, whole
reflects great credit on those who
had the affair in charge.
1t is impossible to notice here
the individual players, but it is
enough to say that there was not
a dull line in the whole perform
ance. 1t would be pleasure to
mention a few whose work was
especially meritorious, but to
start in on this assumption one
would be tempted to compliment
each of the players, and lack of
space will not permit such men
tion.
Mrs. Steward has had over 100
pupils under her supervision and
it is due to her work and the able.
assistance of Miss Finley as dram
atist. Rev. Greer A. Foote as di-
rector and Miss Pansy HUM rs
pianist that the play was made
the success which everyone de-
clares it to have been Mrs. VIM.
Dougan, as chairman of the East
ern Star committee, has also spent
much time with the work incident
to the entertainment, Mrs. Rohr
and Mrs. Napier being the other
two members.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
TAYLOR ROASTS
ALL CONCERNED

The following so-called "death
statements of John L. Taylor
have been given out by his father,
Uriah Taylor. at Aspen:
"Apr 23. 1908 well you people
ex-.Judge Rucker j. c. Gentry
md Judge Shumate is the cause
If this life. and Justice of the
Peace Sanders. you all know you
IRE guilty now
81. L. TAYLOR"
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
Mitchell used towards his wife, he

Mitchell used towards his wife, he
said:
:" believe he exhausted the vo-
cabulary of profane and obscene
Language. He also threatened to
kill everyone on the place"
Mrs. Silver was called, and her
testimony also was corroborative.
Asked by. Judge Rucker, plain
tiff's counsel, how Mrs. Mitchell
had treated her husband, she
caused ripple of laughter in the
courtroom by declaring with en-
phasis, while her eyes flashed fire,
that: "She treated. him a great
deal better than l would, you can
bet"
Mrs. Watson of Aspen was call
ed as character witness and to
prove length of residence in Colo
RADIO.
No evidence was offered by the
defendant, and the case was Civ
en- to the jury.
The Mitchells are well known
in Glenwood Springs and vicinity
and in Aspen and New Castle.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
MRS. MITCHELL GETS
DECREE OF DIVORCE
From Mondays Daily Pest.

The expected contest in the di
vorce case of Mamie Mitchell
against her husband, Geo. Mitch,
ell, did not materialize when the
case was called for hearing before
Judge Shumate in the district
court this morning. A jury Of
three was called and they gave
the plaintiff a verdict after de
liberating five minutes, without
leaving their seats.
Before testimony was heard
Attorney Dollison, for the defend
ant, asked leave to withdraw the
cross-complaint, which was grant
ed by the court, and the defense
was merely formal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell were
married in Salt Lake City April
9, 1897. She charged him with
extreme and repeated acts of cru.
city during eight years of THEN
married life.
On the stand Mrs. Mitchell
stated that on October her hus-
band threatened to murder her
and that she believed he was in
the mood to do so at that time
Ellis threats to kill me were
frequent" said Mrs. Mitchell
"We were then living on my
ranch near New Castle. On that
night he came home in an inebri-
ated condition. 1 had asked him
TO make some improvements on
the ranch, which he had refused
to do, and grew very angry when
l broached the subject to him. He
told me that if did not keep my
mouth shut he would kill me, ant
going into another room got 4
winchester, loaded it in my pres
ence and mensced me with it, and
abused me for more than two
hOurs.'
She also testifie d that upon an
other occasion. while she was in
Glenwood Springs. she had beer
taken suddenly i'll; that he hae
been summoned and promised
people in the house he would take
care of her. She had had convnl
sions, and he left. saying that he
was going for a doctor. He fail
ed to return or to send physi
clan. This treatment, she stated
had greatly impaired her healtf
so that she had for months beer
under the care Of a physician.
James Barrett, an employe a!
the ranch, was called and corrob
Grated her testimony.
4eeseflne- - tie lalguagt
T.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
''FATHER.'
IT REACHED THE SPOT

Mr.. E. Humphrey, who owns a
large general store at Omega, o.,
and is president of the Adams
County Telephone company
County Telephone Co., as well as
of the Home Telephone Co. of
Pike county. o.. says of DR..
Kings New Discovery: "It saved
NY life once. AT least, I think it
did. 1t seemed to reach the spot
the very seat of my cough
when everything else failed" f" Dr.
Kings New Discovery not only
reaches the cough spot; it heals
he throat, lungs and chest. Sold
lnder guarantee at All dealers
soc and $1.00. Trial bottle rec.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
VALUED Same AS GOLD

B. q. Stewart, merchant OF
Cedar Vitw, Miss, says: "I tell
my customers when they buy a
hox of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
they get. the, worth Of that much
gold in weight if afflicted with
constipation, malaria or bilious
uess, !" Sold under guarantee at
m, lselsrq,s 2ss..
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02

First NJ E. church. Ths newly
married couple will live in Glen
wood Springs.
The above news will be a sur
prise to friends Of the. young
couple in this vicinity. The
groom formerly lived in Glen
wood and the bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sebree of Carbondale.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
DELEGATES SELECTED.
from Fridays Daily Post.

At the Republican primaries
held in Glenwood yesterday the
following were elected delegates
to the county convention to be
held here tomorrow East Glen
wood-C. c. Parks, Ollie Thorson,
A. j. Dickson and w. r. Lee.
West Glenwood-F. A. Gordon,
r. P. Malaby, w. H. Clark and j.
F. Squire.
South Glenwood-W. S. Parki-
son, Hugh Showalter, w. E. Wal
lace. c. d. Fuller.
North Glenwood, E. E. Lucas,
d. /. Fletcher and Harry Dawson.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
aLENWooD MAN WEEDS

Trinidad, Apr. 2S.-Wm. S.
Wickman of Glenwood Springs
and Miss Marian Fl. Winters of
Carbondale were married yester-
day morning at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Thompson in this
city. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. o. l.. Orton of the
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
SPLENDID RANCH FOE SALE.

25U acres Of land with q water
right for 160 acres; 80 acres un-
der cultivation, SO or 60 acres
choice bottom land admirably
adapted to potatoes. Two story
log house, 2 stables, corrals. etc.
Small bearing orchard, apples,
peaches, pears and apricots. Lo-
Gated II miles from town where
there are good school and church
advantages. Every acre of the
160 under ditch is worth 800 and
that is what will be required to
buy it. Half cash, balance long
time at 6T.
A. j. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
LOCALS DEFEATED BY
SCHOOL OF MINES
Prom MONDAY Is DaiIY Post.

TUIiI NIUIIuHV DdIIy IUSC.
Before a small crowd yesterday
vt the. ball park, the School Of
Mines nine defeated the locals.
Final score, 3 to 2.
For this, their first practice
game, the locals showed up well.
and yesterdays trying out in
sures Glenwood that the team this
year will fully equal that of last
f not surpass it.
The boys have planned putting
in. some hard licks between now
and Sunday. when game with
Rifle will be played.
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
The Story Of . Medicine.

IT. name-rGolden Medical Discovery"
IVES suggested BY one Of its most Import
ant and valuable Ingredients - Golden
Seal root
Nearly forty years ago. Dr. Pierce dis
covered that he could, BY the use Of pure,
txtpls-rsAned glyoerine, aided BY GER
tain degree Of constantly maintained
heat and with the aid Of apparatus and
4Dplie9oes designed for that purpose, sx-
1Rooe from our most valua Bile native mo-
6ieiAl roots their curative properties
mach hettsr than by the use Of alcohol,
. generally employed. So the now world
famed sGohen Medical Discovery" for
1900 e sd ed esa & as q
e ever sinSs has SSen, without partlcis
ssSs: k,s ,,,i 2, #: III. .a.ssa!- .,s!
VI :sax saes.i sss tsSa n asoss SS:s
q 9qr American foresnS All thea In.
gntfatf haYe rleeixq6 -ths 4I39Ess{e9.
E{fl Ah9 a! 1elA!R{ - l69dI6L1e5E "a L[lE
So 6o14 5s6% aaa @sDa {,t6 iSsn sa iss se4 ~
~ 1aE E&f6assfse }aa 6sasasea iaSSaes
= utH@ book Of these endorSs4ehU NJ
heal compiled BY. DR.. r v. Pisrce, Of
Du44}A, n. T., and Will % mellfd JTeS 70
sss sss1s ;sIs e. p bJSseo4 SGe.s. !: s.IS Sow =
Ero4 thssp endorsements, copied fron
Standard pisdlcal books Of al Shs diner.
ept .eshools q practice, II will bs found
t1at A4fntfxdsnts co1pcsing the NGolA.
g s1 n;s s. s. iss & &. .Sc,: Sc :dsss
dNse11A hut slso for the surs q ~ g.
aoeonUa1ped with catarrhal discharges.
hoafssnesS, sore throat, lingering. OF
hAngson-coush1, and all tho6e wasting
affestipps which, II not promptly. and
properly treated ere, liable e terminets
soveFy N Time and perSevere IN IL use
1ptil xoa. give Il . fair tgial and II u not
nksly 10 4lisppoint. Too much must NOS
- e9Peceed of Il. Il will not perform
s1ssass,s = sia ss.es:. ass sS ss We
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The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02
May killed herself.

May killed herself.
Don't that sound silly that l
made her do everything by the
ooint of a gun am not Gillet her
'etters verify my evidence, and
her death statements is genuine
"Of course I could not have
known witnesses. well such law
You was all afraid Of me for
'onging me in the first place tell
he truth, you knew you had
"onged me and you was afraid to
run me loose.
81. T.. TAYLOR"
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02

Cygariewiey, the Austrian
wrestler, is coming to the United
States. Suffering Oscar, what a
name!
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02

"P. S.. Death Statement.
"Now don't blame Mike or Joe
md send them to Canon for 20 or
35 years.
81. L. TAYLOR"
The Glenwood post., 1908-05-02

Written on baby's picture.)
"Some people will say I am
'razy. but I am not. nor I don't
have fits like..-...........--...w wife and
.-.... be a good boy but shun such
company as Judge Rucker and
Judge Shumate
"FATHER."
ION the other picture.)
"Shun those people that was
he cause of your mothers Death
I am an innocent man and have
been wronged."
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET,

0u1 g. Rrown have sold for the Washington
Heights Realty Company Nos 62 and 6f West
14sth street a Eve story apartment mouse o'&l"'
feet.
y A Rerwin IS, Co have sold for Beard e. Paret
as attorneys the four story and basement dwelling
house No 36 West 18th street on lot 25xses feet 70
samuel Bergman, who adjoining property.
Charles f. Goodhus has bought from the St Clair
Realty Company the southeast corner or DycKnan
rtreet and Sherman avenue, plot 1olxloo feet
FIuberth g. Gabe have sold for Charles Simon
snd others the three story and basement dwelling
house No 1s5 East 16th street on lot 17xloo feet
Isaac NJ BERNSTEIN has sold to the Scheer-Gfns-
berg Realty ard Construction Company the plot
1onxso II feet on north side Of 147th street 12S
feet east of Broadway, A six story elevator apart
rnent house will be erected
Edward c. II. Togler has sold for Mrs. Minnie
y9icb+er No III Edgecombe avenue, q five story
fatbouse. on lot 251ss feet. TO an investor.
Edward Marks and Caspar Levy have bought
from Henry M. Creenberg No go to 294 West 18th
s+reet a six story apartment house, plot So-sN
1LoxAsr11l feet Messrs. Marks and Levy give in
mart pavment the two six story tenement houses
No 1s2 to 1ss Avenue c, title TO which passed on
Thursday.
william G. Calm has sold for A Samues the
Nathouse Noe 2S5 and 237 East 117h street, plot
b0x100 II feet 10 Andrew F. Murray.
r Clarence Davies has sold for John Fl. Scudoer
the Mot 9oOxl0o feet at the northwest corner Of
Lafayette avenue and Bryant street.
Agostino Montegrifo has sold the two story
dwelling house on lot 2.1ox104x irregular. the
east side Of Briggs avenue 25 feet north OF 1ssth
street. In part payment Mr.. Montegriro takes
property on 1881 street.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
REALTY NOTES.

Chris s-hierlah has leased for term of years
TIE corner store and basement At No, 80 Tenth
srsn1e for Becker Brothers
Jahn X GoI5ing has leased for Mrs Henry p
Barnes 70 Arthur : Avant-Nernat theN four story
dss-ilE house 10. y East 45th street for long
term of years. The tenant viii make extensive
alterations 10 the house.
Harvey X Blo0r1er has leased the double store IN
Inc Park Tilford building 1t 126fh street and
LenoT avenue 70 Theodore Seiz, an art dealer for
ter esrS 81 an aggregate rental Of so 90 also for
Ire Jrte5 Merchants Realty and Improvement
IoU2sry. The store and basement AT No 2l0o Sew
frth sv~nue n fhe Nsuss building. 20 A. Alexander
for fve years AT an aggregate rental Of $1,000
Tbs Gross & Cross Company hes leased for the
lnrsd Stg-es Trust Company 20 Jean lie Por1 the
building No 40 West 5@th street for term of
years
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
UPPER PARK AVE. SALE
PARCEL Il MODERN HOUSE.
Buyers also Found for Many Plots
IN the Vest Side.

A large volume OF business was transacted in
the real estate market yesterday. Operators and
investors were busy Washington Heights and
In the Dyckman district and in various sections of
The Bronx. The trading also reflected increase
in the demand for high class dwelling houses and
for parcels fronting Riverside Drive and IN the
other parts Of the West Side Some of the
deals in the West Side which perfected will
result in the improvement of a number of sites
with large apartment houses and modern dwelling
houses
In the Times Square section there was consider
able activity one of the principal deals being the
sale of the plot on the north side of 44th street,
Just east Of Broadway, by the McVicker-Gsilard
Realty Company site for large theatre This
the third theatre project perfected this week
Douglas Robinson Charles s. Brown e. Co. and
Bloodgood & Gilbert sold for Enery Sedgwick the
dwelling house at No 1920 Park 1t cccu-
pies a plot fronting % and having a depth Of
% feet. Since the change in the motor power or
trains operated in the Park avenue tunnel from
steam TO electricity. there has been a large in
crease of values throughout the entire Park ave
nue. district especially in the neighborhood of 85th
street. TIE house sold yesterday is IN that section
Of the thoroughfare.
John \. Golding leased for DR.. Robert F. Weir
to Or. Henry w. Weist, of Richmond Ind. the
premises Al No. il East 54th street, a five story
American basement dwelling house, for a term OF
years. DR.. Weist came to this city about week
ago in search of a place in which TO make his
home here.
As it is the Intention Of Dr. Weir to spend many
months in travelling abroad, the Property Own
ers' Association which for some years has been
prominent in protecting the interests Of various
owners of fine dwelling house sites from the en-
croa chnlent of business and other than for
residential purposes, will lose active worker
Or. Weir has been a large factor in preserving
the residential character of the neighborhood of
which his own property forms a part.
The principal deal in Riverside the sale of
plot 5211oK Irregular 2S feet south of 14th street
by Rfchtmyer & Irving, to investor. The Ster-
ling Realty Company found a buyer for plot OF
four lots at Emerson street and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
WILL ALTER SIX FLATHousEs.

Plans have been fled for remodeng the five
story fathouse No. 504 West l65th street, owned
hv Alma z. Eller. and the four story fathouse at
No. 454 West Bod street owned by Michael Farrell
the improvements being made in conformity with
7eorirenlents Of the Tenement House Department
q T Pelham and Fred Ebeng are the architects.
Plans have also been filed for remodellIng the
four story ffsrhoUss at the northwest corner Of
Sixth avenue and 4th street reftting the
h, improvements being made for Clara F Fen
nell as owner. and also for repairing the fire
damage TO the four fathouse at No $50 Tenth
avenue owned by Catherine O'Brien. Louis Falk
and J. ". Cole are the architects
Plans have also been filed for remodelling the
NO Ave story fatnouses with stores, st the south
west corner of Third and 34th street, the
improvements being made for the William w.
Astor estate, and for adding new fourth story
10 the three story and basement dwelling house
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction offerings in the Real Estate Ex'
change saIesrooms, No. - and 16 Nesey street
Yesterday resulted follows;
BY Herbert Sherman: III 10 IL lo4td st n :, iS
Of RSx10O. II. sty apult house
Henry fBorges agt Joseph Rosenberg e. a. haToia
swain stty z Frost ref; due, S2lS2 -; taxes
etc 81 a6T 20 adjourned to December IL l5th s., :
9SS - of Avenue A. 225x1022: sty bldg and vac ant
Joseph Hanershlag Abraham Ruth ct a. Nash 9
sttys. Nsroney. ref amt Que, 1'ooo "a taAe1
atc { 2b2 adj to December II.
Nv Joseph P Day: 60 107th st. $ g 1i5 II OF Ma.
2S4I0 shertns sale OF al rlRht
lille etc which Israel Jacobson had on october l.
ipos since: Joshua Haberman' a''y' "'hoia""
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows:
IN the urernises a p by Joseph F Day: 100 re
.,ricted lots and large house at Ceoarhurst, Long
island known the Esther " KENNEDY estate No'
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
BIG NEU JERSEY DEAL.
Syndicate Bugs abandoned Reser-
5rOir Tract.

D. G Imboden sold yesterday for the Orange
Water Company. of East Orange, N J.. tract
Of about one hundred and forty acres in East
Orange 10 a syndicate of which w. Clarence
Martin Is a member.
The property had been used as reservoirs by the
water compauy hut was abandoned four or five
wears ago 1t will probably he developed into
choice residential section.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
SELLS ITS BROOKLYN PARCELS.

At the Brooklyn Real Estate Salesrooms yester-
day Joseph P. Day sold three parcels in that Dor
ouzh owned by the stephen Whitney estate. The
narcels are Nos 4 and Tallman street, Nos. 13
and III Pearl street and part OF No. 50 Prospect
street They were bought by Loretta c. whitney
"a party In interest for $4,000
The total sum realized OH Thursday at the aus
ton offerings of the estate held in Vesey street was
ssol.Sz5.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
LEASES AsToR ESTATE STORE.

os6er & CIarkson have leased for the estate of
1oAn Jsccn Astor the store and basement at the
roTtheszr corner of Sixth avenue and 25th street
. J1uis Delemarre fer e long term Of years Also
ssss5 FOR the Lexington Avenue Company TO Schs-
r. Sctrarnun & Nogel for departments Of their
BUSINESS, par of two floors a. Nos sn and s. Fifth
t-suue. southwest corner Of 18th street
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
HEBREH 4STLCM PL4NH.
Fiji Build a Home for Itself fn
Tee Tnzr 4TenMe.

n. Hebrew Infant Asylum is going to erect q
err src-v building for its AZ KIngsbr1dEe
p5zd ard Tee Taw avenue. II Will have front
sFe q 1850 feet and depth of ms feet It VIII
~ erertsa from plans by Edward Necarsulmer,
srcaiJsgT.
-, -ov- I'll Re- ssaa 01a
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
SALE AT EAST MAssAPEoUA.

? Newman has sold eight lots az East
vssszneogs for client 70 Miss Duhme; also leased
-,--s- sfo-e Al 1sr street and Sixth avenue,
p-ealr~ for three years for the Merit Ideal Com
rsrv. also ~ sixth avenue and 9th street. Brook
lvr : large store for Mrs Arousfain fer thirteen
ysz-s: also leased No ~ Garfield Place Brooklyn
~ 2 rocrer 10 Mrs. .. 2 Southsste.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
GETS SITE FOR APARTMENT HOUSE.

Henry H. Dreyer and Hall J. How & Co. have
sold for the Fort Washington syndicate TO Charles
Iovyen = plot 10Gxl49 feet at the southwest corner
OF 18th street and Broadway. The parcel is part
Of the Perkins estate tract
Mr.. Lowen will build the site apartment
house
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
ELKs TO HAVE A FINE CLUBHOUSE.

? A. Geoghegan has sold for Max Marks No
1aS to 116 43rd street five four-stnry dwell
ing houses on plot 1G1xlO06 just west OF Sixth
avenue The buyer is New York Lodge No. !.
benevolent and Protective Order Of Elks which
will erect on the site a tNelve-story clubhouse.
The building viii contain q theatre. bowling
alleys and 2 large restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
NEW OWNER FOR 9th ST. HOUSE.

Ee-rv n Veil has sold for Rloomstock & Mich
rs H-e story tenement house No 50 West 27th
t'rss1 on = TOT a5x1co feet. 70 L Warhle- Also
soi5 the three story dwelling house No - West
81 street. On : lot 15-sx75 feet for Dr. Charles
Ee-er - T. + Kreshover-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
ADDS TO HIS HOLDINGS.

Irving Ju6is has bought fo- immediate improve
--s-- rF- northwest corner Of Amsterdam avenue
s1d 1etr street 7vo tv-o-storT private houses on
flo- 75g7a HA las Just completed the irving
rcy-- e-a-lrnenrs she southwest corner Of
rs-ts5rsl Fsrfws- and Amsterdam avenue.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

.-,. Crusaders" Csn1sts. by Henry Hnes.
= :. x,7rr by choir ani soloists with organ and
sih - Instruments at q O'Clock special
oTS'-, .svzIre ro-ruorTow afternoon. under the
.s.- oO--. n ". r. Hedden. in the Church of the
.,-s-rsfion-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

DR.. John H. HuddIeston, at No. 145 West 18th
street The architects Charles Gems, IT.. and
Waid & Wilauer
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

-. Feurts Presbyterian Church the pastor
-srs- whitaker Wcrk. will administer the
rr' - IF the Lords Supper tomorrow morn
m the Rev. T. .. Monett, an author
s- - ths InGisns. viii address the Young Peo-
les society
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

PRESIDENT Of .s' s11onal n. sGs .nsssns s4snss
saH xr.n1s Christian Association tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

Rev Or 7 Williams Butcher. Of London
r-r,snd. viii preach in St Ianes's Methodist
9o ,o9'e~ of the ssaa % en 9eo'a Of
..s,.h Methodisn-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

.As FIFTH Avenue Presbyterian Church to
10 0- stevenson viii preach at Il a. m
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

-. s+rsi isht Gospel NIL be the subject OF Dr.
- . E-L,-7an-e sermon tomorrow evening in
5srT,s Methodist Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

-s- = r. Sloer VIII preach tomorrow
8. All Souls Unitarian Church
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

80 Aset-orolitan Temple tie programme for
- ,-s.-,,.,, o the Mckinley Memorial Organ
-. q c,r7rleted TIE dediestcry services will
Is ~" So morning. December l2. when the
oee" ~ lanes Al Buckley. editor Of The New
=. f-,-lstisn Advocate" will preach