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The Glenwood post., 1909-10-02
LIVE CITY NEWS

Nick Darrow is now attending schoo,
at Andover, Massachusetts
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Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Parkison were in
Rifle Wednesday attending the big
spread.
DR.. Clark reports the arrival last
night at the home of W. E. Hughes of
fine baby boy.
Mrs. Joe Hartman and son returned
this week from three months visit
in California
Mrs. Parkison, who returned few
days ago from Denver, spent twenty
seven hours on the train, being delayed
by wrecks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Peck of Salida were
in this city this week on their way to
Redstone where they will visit friends
for few weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Sperry of Colo
RADIO Springs, who are making a tour
of the Western Slope, have spent sever
al days this week in Glenwood.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met with Mrs. Ir;,
Burge yesterday afternoon at her home
on Pitkin avenue and Tenth street.
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Indian Frank well known by
several Glenwood people, was in this
city several times the past few weeks.
The last seen of him was early this
week.
The dining room of the Grand hotel
was thrown open this week and excel
lent meals are now being served at
regular hours to the patrons of the
house.
Harry Burnett. proprietor of the st.
Regis hotel in Grand junction, is now
"mine host at Hotel Glenwood in this
city, He assumed the management of
this popular hostelry yesterday.
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Dr. G. A. Hopkins is among those to
go from Glenwood to the White river
country for a few days fun with the
deer. In his absence, DR.. Averill of
Gypsum will be in the Office here.
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W. L. Rose, a prominent attorney of
Fullerton, Nebraska, stopped off in
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-02

Glenwood yesterday to make II brief
visit with his sister. Mrs. W. p. Steph
enson, while on his way to San Fran
cisco.
c. NJ While, formerly resident OF
the New Castle country, but now locat
ed at Wiley on the eastern slope, spent
yesterday in Glenwood while returning
to his home after short visit to
friends down the valley.
Herbert Exter has asked for vaca
tion of sixty days and with Mrs. Exter
and the baby is enjoying life on the
Pacific coast. Nj. J. Boyle of Crested
Butte has been sent here to take Mr..
Exter's place as d. 4 r. G. agent,
Miss Maggie Malaby has returne |
from her vacation spent in Los Angeles
and other California towns and feels
very much improved by her trip. She
is again smiling behind the stamp win
dow in the postoffice.
Sheriff Won Phul of Cripple Creek is
again in this city for course of baths.
1t will be remembered that he was cap
tured by the sheriffs who were guard
ing President Taft on his recent visit
and taken on to Montrose
j. Fred kamm, a prominent merchant
of New Castle, and Mrs. Rose Sampson
were married last Tuesday evening at
Mr.. Kamm IS New Castle home, Rev.
H. F. Knight of the Methodist church
officiating. The Post extends congratu
lations.
The crowds that went from Glenwoo1
to Rifle to help our neighbors celebrate
her Apple Pie festival feel well repaid
for making the trip. The Post is
pleased with the spirit of neighborli
ness which our people exhibited in at
tending in such numbers.
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II. G. Overlook, who attended the
Rife apple pie spread and who wa
elected secretary of the meeting of the
delegates to the meeting which was
called for tho purpose of organizing a
county commercial club, was called from
the meeting by a flash report telling of
caught the first train for home that h.
might give to the Associated Press an
account of the robbery.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-02
PLAY SMOOTH GAME
Continued from Page u

ment. The Post reporter, who was the
only one to follow the trail from the
city to where the horse was shot, saw
the robbers before the posse met theIa
on the top of the hill, but as he was un-
armed, the robbers doubtless thought
him ''too small fry to monkey with.
The reporter was joined at the canon,
where the robbers entered near the
poor farm by John Bajasch and to
gether they followed the trail to the
meeting place of the robbers and the
posse. Thinking the robbers had been
forced to kill the horse, the wrong trail
was taken and instead of getting on the
one o. the robbers. the one taken by the
posse back to town was followed.
@. H. Davis
Mr.. Davis is a bookkeeper in the Cit
izens National bank and was the only
man, other than Mayor Drach, to be
in the building at the time of the rob
berry. In speaking to the Post of the
affair. he said:
81 was at my desk when the dark
fellow came up behind me and I guess
he must have told me to throw up my
hands. / did not understand what he
said, but looked over my shoulder to
see what was wanted. | asked him
what he wanted and he repeated for
me to throw up my hands. 1 saw the
gun and knew what was going on. He
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-02
APPLE PIE AT RIFLE

They have lively bunch of fellows
doyn at Rifle who never fail in any
thing they undertake, so of course
Apple Pie Day was a success. Almost
everything is success in Rife.
All trains entering Rifle last Wed
nesday were met by the local band and
the visitors escorted up town to Mum
ro s new store building, which, by the
way, is model in the way of a busi-
ness block. Here was erhibited splen-
did variety of fruit, potatoes, grain,
vegetables, canned fruit, honey and
fancy needlework.
A display which attracted a great
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-02
EVER wATcHFuL
A Little Care Will Save Many q eli
wood Readers Future Trouble

Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber hue Of
health;
The discharges not excessive or in
frequent;
Contain no "briclS-dust like" se1i
meut.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this for
you.
They watch the kidneys and cue
them when they re sick.
Mrs. V. ]. Forman, 30s E. Sixth S..
Leadville, Colo, says: "I have no req
son to withdraw anything from tile
public that ] gave Doan's Kidney PiI,
in November, 1906. The fact that
have in the mean time advised their Us
to my friends is proof that / still thiuk
well of them. From childhood l Wa
troubled by too frequent passages of
the kidney secretions and other annov.
ances indicated that my kidneys and
bladder were disordered. There was a
weakness across the small of my back
accompanied by steady ache in nv
kidneys and when I stopped, my bacf
became very painful. I received 50
much benefit from one box of n ~
Kidney Pills that / continued takin
them until ] was entirely relieved.
am so grateful for the good that thi-
remedy has done me that lam please
70 recommend it on all occasions
For sale by all dealers. Price I'D
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name "Doan IS" and
take no other.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-02


Roy Gabouri, who spent several weeks
visiting relatives in California, is aga n
at home in this city. He reports hav
ing had fine time, but thinks Colo
rado, and especially Glenwood, is the
real place after all.''
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Rev. n. H. Lee, district superintend
ent of the Rio Grande district preach
ed Wednesday evening at the Methodist
church and held the first quarterly con
ference of the new year DR.. Lee
brings a most hearty endorsement of
Rev. j. NJ Dickey. the new pastor al
this place.
James Bulger, who on Thursday stole
"A grip belonging to Mr.. Christensen, a
travelling man, was arrested and hailed
before Justice White Thursday and
bound over to the district court Re-
ing unable to furnish the bond. the
young man was placed in the county
Jail to await his hearing. The theft
was pulled off at the Rio Grande depot
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The Aspen and Glenwood high school
football teams will meet on the latter 3
grounds this afternoon and great
game is expected, as both teams are in
fine shape for hard battle. You
zhn fDtl IN huy oh ~
you cannot go to the game. The Glen
wood high school athletic association
is out of debt, and the people should
help them to stay out.
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Attorney and Mrs. Charles Taylor,
who have been visiting Pacific coast
points the past four weeks. returned to
their home in this city Wednesday af-
ternoon, just few minutes before the
bank robbery. They report having had
a very delightful trip and visited the
bia points and took boat down the
coast to San Francisco and then on
home across country.
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Postmaster Thorson secured several
of the big red apples which won prizes
for Garfield county at Denver and Pu-
eblo and has had them placed in his
office. where hundreds of people have
been attracted by them. That the
whole county should unite and keep
big display of fruit and other products
ir-the Glenwood postoffice, is shown by
the interest these few apples have
caused.
The Hotel Colorado closed its doors
to the public Thursday morning after
a season which was scarcely up to for
mer years. In the matter of satisfac-
ton to the travelling public the Colo
rado this year probably outdid any
former effort, but the house was oblig
ed to share the general stagnation
which struck Colorado this year in the
line of tourist travel Considering the
great rush to the coast and the conse-
quent light tourist trade in Colorado
NJ. Lucas should feel highly compli,
mented that his trade this summer was
so good
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-02
Old Papers For Sale at This once
Go With a Rush

The demand for that wonderful Stom-
ach, Liver and Kidney cure, DR.. King g
New Life Pills-is astounding. People
say they never saw the like. It's be-
cause they never fail to cure sour ston,-
ach, constipation, indigestion, bilious
ness, jaundice, sick headache, chills
and malaria. Only 25c. Sold by all
druggists.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-02
ST. BARNABAS' CHURCH

Services Sunday October 3-Sunday
school. 10 a. m; Holy Communion, II
a. m; Evening Prayer, 1870 p. m.
REV G. +. WHARTON, Rector.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-02

Agent for monuments, iron fences,
and all kinds of cemetery work. P. O.
Box ITO. Charles Beck. Glenwool
Springs. 4-17-9
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
Newest Designs in Figured VeiIings
Will Give Women Turkish Disguise

A hat Is by no means complete when
the millinor finishes her share Of It,
and tho newest shapes with it's equip
ment of ribbon and feathers placed
according to the latest cry OF fashion
must DO further ornamented with wells.
figured or dotted or plain, and hatpins
as elaborate and Gorgeous as one could
wish.
A woman does not realize how great
tho vogue Of the veil is untl it Is neces-
sary to buy a new one. then It IS
seen that the crowds are always three
and four deep at the counters where's
yelling rs sold.
Some Of the new designs in figured
venings are so large and spreading
that the woman who wears them viii
be as thoroughly disguised as tho
Turkish woman used TO be. The mesh
is not much heavier than q spider web.
but flowers, vines. and conventional
designs are either woven in IL or ap-
piled on it through the entire veil and
carried down TO edge forming a heavy
border These extremely fancy wells
are made in white and black and in
the dark shades Of green, brown. and
blue.
Chenille dots, ranging in size from a
pin point TO a 25-cent piece. ornament
the single thread. and tulle veiinea
and the plain chiffon with satin bord-
crs are easily the favorite of the close
fitting turbans which are 70 be worn
this year.
The automobile veil has grown %
prodigious proportions and after on
Velopng the cap and hat swathes the
shoulders and reaches down 70 the
waist line.
The newest hatpins from Paris ara
almost as large as doorknobs. but per-
forated and nligreed so that they may
not overweight the side of the hat.
Somi-precious stones set in enameied
surfaces add a brilliant touch TO tho
somber hats, while single, well-cut imi-
tation sapphires, amethysts. or topaz
set exactly like real gems, are par
ticularly pretty in any surrounding.
Clobular or fiat molds covered with
velvety suede are the latest conceit IN
| hatpins for automobile and walking
/ costumes. many of which are trimmed
with similar leather
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
WINTER RATING In
EFFECT ON RAILROAD

Since the present cold snap began
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has experienced its first trouble In run
ming trains, the cold rendering the
equipment stf and making It very
dificult to move freight traffic on any
thing like schedule time
For the first time this winter, the
winter rating of freight, as It Is known,
is in effect on this division. BY this
means the trains are kept on the go
and the delays kept from becoming
serious.
During winter weather, for every
fall I'm the temperature, the size and
weight of freight trains are decreased
a certain percentage, SO that the eu-
ginos viii be able TO haul them. For
instance, "a train that I'm summer time
would have 100 cars is now sent out
with only eighty five cars.
Much trouble is also experienced In
classification yards where. in cold
weather the cars win not move down
the humps and make up entirely by
gravity, but arc likely to stall half way
down the hump and then a polling en-
gino has TO be sent 10 their assist
aucC.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14

About the House.


Tho California pepper works out
daintily In an embroidery design.
Snail trail outline stitch Is effective
over the hem Of a portiere or burlap
or denim.
Basket stitch forms pleasing vari-
ETY. IN embroidery, and is used 10 Ill
the petals In conventional designs.
a pretty laundry bag Is of cream
linen with q wreath of pink roses cut
out OF cretonne and appliqued ON.
A beautiful bedroom set Is made OF
princess lace and linen. the lace form
ing deep border ON each piece. and
wide insertions
A dainty cap for n baby Is made
of strips Of irish lace and beading,
throush which ribbons are run. and
rosettes of the ribbon are placed on
each side.
An effective method Of embroidcring
berries is in long and short stitch. us
ing "a darl, color SILK ON the side and
lighter on the other making the berry
look round.
a charming luncheon set that could
he made IN little time consists OF a
centerpioce and an the required doilies
of white linen. buttonholed ON the edge
in fine scallops in old blue.
The simplicity of the decorations
| gives rare distinction. consisting only
| Of two circles of Kenslngton outline
stitch about an inch and n half IN
1 from the edge. with "A row OF dots
worked between the lines Of the cir
! clpe
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
TRY zELAYA ON
MURDER CHARGE
Senator Rayner Speaks in
Support Of Drastic Action
Against Him

81 United Press Leased Special Wire
WAsHlNGTON. Dec. 1l.--ln a notable
address delivered IA the Senate Alr Ray
ner of Maryland. yesterday supported
his resolution, introduced few days
ago. authorizing the President "to take
all necessary steps" for the capture OF
President Zelaya OF Nicarauga. and his
trial on the charge of murder. Under tho
spell Of tho Maryland Senator'S clo-
quence. Tho galleries filled rapidly and
Senators listened intcntiy as Rayner
argued that Il was both the duty and
the right OF this government TO get
zeaya and try him.
"A great crimo has been committed" q"
he said. against the rights of American
citizenship which cannot be allowed to
slumber The guilt does not rest upon
the people of Nicaragua and therefore
to punish them would not subsorve the
purpose Of my resolution. This resolu-
tion Is directed against the dictator Of
Nicaragua individually and I want il en-
tirely separated from any proposed steps
We may take IN reference TO our in
reference IN Nicaragua"
Rayner said that Cannon and Groce
the two Americans shot to death by
zelaya's order, fought with the Revolu-
tiouists. They were simply. when cap
tured. prisoners OF war. he declared. and
the universal law OF civilized nations
now forbds the killing or wounding OF
prisoners.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
COUNTY ROADS
IN GOOD CONDITION

County Engineer Wilson and members
Of the Levy Court to-day expressed graft
incauon that the several hundred su-
pervisors have been working hard and
now that the first real touch OF winter
has arrived the highways are better than
ever.
Contractors for the new roads have
been busy and only three short stretch
es remain unfinished
The payment Of taxes throughout the
county has made It possible to pay of
bonds and notes which were outstand-
ing against the hundreds. Economical
administration OF the Levy Court Com
missioners since getting control Of the
roads in the hundreds has helped not
only 70 pay the outstanding debts but
also to do more work on the roads, and
pay the bills.
There will be no more debts against
the hundreds after this year
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
ASSOCIATION TO
GET AFTER AUTOISTS

Tho Delaware Automobile Association
has decided to give attention to the
speeding of motorists in the city. es-
peciaily with reference TO going around
street cars.
Ono Of the officers OF tho association
said to-day that the association intend
ed TO have the law regulating the speed
and driving Of automobiles enforced.
Several persons have been struck. or mar
rowly escaped injury recently. by ma
chimes passing around cars. w. ID. Null
len, Jr. the well-known wholesale gro
Ger. was injured IN that manner.
The majority Of persons injured by au-
tomobiles are struck as they come around
street cars or wagons. Neither the Pc
destrlan nor the chauffeur can see each
other, and neither can take the necessary
precaution. II remains with the motor
ist to drive as slowly and as carefully
as possible around such distractions,
the automobile association believes and
all members will be requested to do so.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
TO STOP A COUGH IN
A HURRY

with this recipe you can make
n pint OF cough remedy at homo
in FIVE minutes. A few doses
usually conquer the most obstin-
ate cough. Simple as II is. no
better remedy can be had az any
price.
Put 2 1-2 oz. of Pinex' tnfty
cents WORTH i'm q clean pint
bottle. and fill up with Granulated
Sugar Syrup, made as follows.
Take a pint OF Granulated Susar.
add IL pint OF warm water and
stir for minutes. Take "a tea
spoonful every one, two or three
hours. The taste Is very pleas
ant-children take IL willingly.
Splendid. too. for colds. chest
pains, whooping cough, bron-
chitis. etc.
Granulated Sugar makes the
best syrup. pinex, as YOU prob
ably know, is the most valuable
concentrated. compound OF Nor-
way White Pine Extract None
Of the weaker pine preparations
viii take It's place. If your drug
Gist hasn't the real PiueN, hc can
easily get it for YOU.
Strained honey can be used I'M
stead of the syrup. and malgcs
very fine honey and plno tar
cough syrup.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
HIS DEATH CAUSED
BY PECK OF HEN

sAYvILLE. L. l.. Dec. H-As a result
OF blood poisoning, caused by the peck
OF a hen. William Tucker, 81 years old,
is dead at his home, in West Sayville.
Mr.. Tucker. while feeding his chick
ems. held out some footd 10 a hen OF
which he was especially fond, and her
beak penetrated the skin Of his hand.
In 1854 Mr.. Tucker. who was a Hoi-
lander. settled here. Quite a colony OF
Hollanders gathered about his home, and
the settlement was called Tuckertown
for years, the name later being changed
10 west Sayviile.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14

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treatment that is tasteless and odor-
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or food; works silently; the craving
for liquor in hundreds of cases, gone
even against HIS will. or without HIS
knowledge Will you try such a rem
edy If you can prove its effect, free to
you?
Save your loved one from the terri
bic consequences Of the drink curse.
It brings as well poverty and misery
to the whole family.
II costs absolutely nothing to try.
Send you name and address to DIR. J.
w. Haines Co, 1903 Glenn Building,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and he will at once
send you a free package of Golden
Remedy in a plain. sealed wrapper.
He viii also send you the strongest,
conclusive proof OF what q blessing Il
has been 20 many families
Send for the free trial packce- ci
Golden Remedy today.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14

Girl Who croohets Makes Hand Bags
The girl who Is found Of crocheting
IS the jeweled designs-that is, the
really purse and small articles
These are made up of sizes, the Ia
vorities being quite small Different Gro
chot stitches are used, but the hand
somest bags are in Irish, with O large
roso or shamrock IN the center Of each
side. and the rest OF the lace worked
into a close mesh.
Directions for such bags can be had
at art needleworz stores, or there are
hooks Of linen crocheting which give
directions.
When the lace part is finished the
bag IS made up over the fne white
linen OF a heavy gros-g grain silk.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
chimnev Liol,ts Dull the Room,

An electrical engineer, who is also
an artist Of no mean ability. points
out what he regards as a mistake in
the placing of electric sidelights on
chimney breasts. as is so frequently
done.
"The idea OF placing them So" he
saws. 'ls borrowed from the old-time
candlesticlSs on the mantel. The light
of the candle, soft and mellow. blended
well with freight and only enhanced
the cheerful glow OF the fire. Not so
the clear. sharp light of electricity. 1t
dulls the freight and detracts sadly
from the beauty Of the open fire. which
should be the center Of any room 50
fortunate as TO possess one"
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
Paris Patterns

our ran ana Winter Fashion Cata-
iogue is now renHv Cor mailing and
win be sent 10 any address upon re-
ceipt OF 10 cents TO cover the cost {
mailing. You should not overlook this
onportunity 20 see over 1000 OF the
newest designs for ladies'. Misses and
Children's Clothing. Its worth many
tir "a price. This catalogue Is bet
ter than ever and viii be worth many
tines the cost 20 the Home Dressmaksr
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
Want Water Department Jobs.

Applications for positions in the
Water Department have been made by
IT. n. Tazewell. OF No. 42t South Frank
lin street, and James Neely, Jr., Of No.
2414 West Second street
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
New Mstsr Roard RuIes.

Chief Engineer Iienle Of the Water
Department has been instructed TO find
whether the commission making a pro-
posed revision of the city laws con-
templated covering the rules of the
Water Department. Mr.. ISienlo expects
70 complete new rules FOR the depart
ment by the hrst OF the year.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
Knen SilverNare

When silver Is wrapped i'm hannel and
packed away il IS sure TO turn dark
and need polishing before il can be
used. a few. pieces Of camphor gum
sprinlxled in tho boxes where the sill
yer is kept viii prevent this. Your
silver will DC ready at a moments no.
tice.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
Mushroom House Destroyed.

WEST CHESTER, Dec. 14.-Fire de-
stroyed the large mushroom house Of
William Scarlett, in Kennett Square,
causing a loss OF over S3000 which is
partially covered by insurance. The
fire was occasioned by a lantern light
coming in contact with some loose ex-
celsior. The Aremen did good service,
but they were unable to save the
structure.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
a, knael Husband.

Good-uatured before breakfast.
Allows vito 60 carry tho pocketDook
Says wl c's cooking is better thai
mothers.
Prompt nc meals.
Good entertainer.
Adept with chadng dish.
Good juGgo OF feminine beauty.
Generous and Elnd-heartcd.
Enjoys home more than club.
Almost feminine ability to stew.
Happicst when among friends.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
cnnnot - h.

II man omptles his purse into his
head. no man can take 1t from him.
An investment ga knowledge always
pays tho best interest.-Benjamin
Franklin.
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
sysH
SOSH
MISSES SKIRT.
Parts Pattern No. $685.

Al Seams Allowed.
This smart eight-gored model is made
with alternating plain and plated sec
tons and closes at the left sldo-back
seam. It IS suitable for a separate skirt
70 wear with odd waists or may form
part OF q two-pieco suit OF serge. mol
hair, panama or the rough mixtures. The
pattern is in 3 sizes. is TO IT years. Forl
a miss Of Is years the skirt will require,
"a yards OF material 20 inches Wide, q
yards a inches wide, 4 yards es inches
wide, s9s yards a. inches wide or *
yards a inches wide.
Price Of pattern. 10 oentA
Evening journal., 1909-12-14
nnrnIars hi RaiIroad Station.

Burglars broke into ogden station,
along the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
near Chester but the only booty they
got was about dollars worth Of
tobacco.