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The Glenwood post., 1914-01-03
osTEoPArHY

A noted philanthropist says: "Life
is struggle" The worried business
nan says: "Life is just one d-n thing
after another"
The sick and afflicted voice the ssns
sentiment. After proper Ostsopsthie
treatment they unite in sayisg: elite
Is one grand, sweet song"
II the sueffrer will stick 70 IL
treatment - faithfully - the ailnsas
sticks - him, tAs troubls viii ssea ,,
Pase
CHAlL.DB HINHAN,
ostsssstA,
s-l4-tf Boa Tea Rooms, SlS 0ra.l Ave-
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-03
sesnse cse ove - Nssa.

0s0sisatly szaAA. gSse0y ed 01b.
0onntial for tAs Ao1siAG q oo0e wa
a11 cFusa sesed q . sataEn1ns MYTH
eao0y = . strange sta1ae at Knvsr,
1eAr 0toazSFSAgs. EAglaAA- TAs stAhlo
Aas bssa eat fro0 Tie Holy Austin
rocAs. bat Instead Of serving ~ the
AoAe a so0e pafticulariy powerful
and malicloos beast II = IL abode oe
. perfectly agreeable Dony. In adda-
tioa to beaAg 90 q Tie strangsse
staAlss in the world II =, acesrding -
tAe BystanAse. tAs onalosse one -
EAs1aaA- Aths1gA tAe Dsay = ~
lAFgs Aue ~ k1n1. ~ An1s - s1say
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The Glenwood post., 1914-01-03

DewA in Arlnnsas there 10 an editor
wAe goes after his detnquen&s in this
wise: "The News was aever k,ows
70 dan . subscriber in the sunasr
tiAs. Bat aloag about this tine every
ysar, wAes We cas- blew smoke frsa
IL mouth ~ need . little liquor. The
Ssetsr prssssibes it. We So whsrs We
saa ssssr . salIss Of sod corn whisky
fee - s.d nix bita, with . pcstey cork
sssew and . beautiful dri.kins glass
tArswa in. Uadsr tAsss es.ditioas we
tssl Il ssr d.ty 70 esk st Ieast three
Il q. sshscribers 70 pay up very soos.
P,ssss attend - tais right away"
Fife broke out in tie Estep hoas %
West Nain street at about l.30 yestef-
Day morning. The fire w1s first dis
covered BY Mr. Estsp on his retarr
froa the Club ban. On e.tering the
house he foa.d the flames rapidly
spreading 70 the sleeping chamber,
ainine room, kitchen and clothes closet,
owing to the chimney being Of . cen
tered construction, 60 - 70 render ser-
vice 10 The sevesal feoaa. Ths fire
department respeoded aA tAs first
alasn aad rea1sesA valnahas ssrvies.
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Pinion nuts, Almonds, English Wal.
nuts, New York Chestnuts. Also Pears
Apples, Grapes, Bulk Dates at
THE PURE FOOD STORE.
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FOR 0ALH
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8saD ~ bsso grown in IL UniepA
oeasss ~ sbsst 1SS years, and the
sA6sf ssatsf e tie industry has A.
vays bssa ths bsasgrass rsgioa Of
xsoe1ehy, WAsrs nins s4saaAs oe t.
hs0o ssso q ~ eosa<ry = stin pro-
10sol Il = sai1 tAat sAoetly bseoro
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~ a stAsf GsDs ss0Aioel. Esn.
t0aky Ae0o = sta. foe ~ Dsse parA
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M VA1sA - - en- Dro0oss hasA-
b 0sso - 1eo Ds1a1D e aosr .,
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y0ags several 0AaA1n4o - - - voek
hoVo bsaa ln1so1ossa. M i0osovs1
gog11A-DAE0 an1 11foso1A.
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Mr.. sad Mrs. john F. Hieknaa ~
turned this morning frsa Gksvssa
SPRING. where they spent the pct five
or six weekA Hrs. Hickman taking
the bath At the springs for hsr FAeun-
atisn. She is greatly impFoved--RiAe
Reveille.
The many Masonic friends, in this
county, of he Hon. Z. E. Fordham, reg
lister of the U. s. land Office, will be
pleased to hear that he has again been
elected to the exalted position of emi-
nent commander of GlenwOod Springs
Commandery Knights Templar.-Neek-
er Herald.
It's . great state of affairs in
state that has to employ = militia to
protect workingmen who come into the
chists of the coal fields had Q quietus
put to themr Oh! for . Peabody and
= Sherman Bell for = week or two
North Fork Times.
Bert Taylor returned this morning
from Glenwood Springs where he las
been taking treatment At the spring
for his rheumatism. When he went the
disease had settled in his eyes and i.
was feared that he would lose his eye.
sight. He has been greatly benefited
: by the treatment.-Rifie Reveille.
last Sunday Arthur Koonce of Eagle
and Miss Laura Haubrich were married
in Pueblo. Mr.. Koonce is one of our
most respected and enteprising young
men who has made Eagle his home fer
several yeas. Miss Haubrich is . Sis
ter Of Geo. Hanbrich, formerly editor
Of the Enterprise Enterprise.
sos
We believe thst the charges made
BY the strike leaders against the state
militia are lies and nothing but lies
TAs boys BOW On duty to keep the
anarcAists in this state froa initiating
var in Mexico are jsst Aoos beys sad
viii svsrsss h FsspeetaAility, honor
a.d i.sslliesues With these that are
1sw q ho0e. There should b seae
rseoarse for them agai.st the slaader-
sas Hes that ere being circulated
asai.st them BY the snsrehist pres Of
tAe state.-North Fork Times.
c. N. Doaell On Wednesday sold his
stock Of hardware goods to W. r. Gall,
and the business will be conducted in
the future under tie firm name of w.
R Call Son. They will continue the
lease ON the building in which the
stock is now in and will have charge
Of the city scales Mr.. Call is well and
favorably known to the people of Rifle
and as he was formerly engaged in the
retail business, no doubt he and son
Merritt will make good as Rifle bust
ness men.-Rihe Telegram.
And now it s Grandpa and Grandma
Wiseman, the stork having visited their
home on Thursday of last week and
left a son with Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox.
Another son is reported" at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ennis, Christ
mas gift, as it were,. although the
young chap arrived on the Goth. Guess
boys are popular in Rifle just at pres
eat, - arrival No. 3 was reported
Wednesday morning At the home Of
Jsnes Finley, on the ranch formerly
owned BY Jesse Welk.-RiAs Tsls-
gam.
Dew1 in Arhnsas there 10 N editor
whe goes after his deiinquents in this
wise: "The News was asver k,ows
70 daa . sabscribsf In the suna.sr
tine. Bst alo.g about this tine every
ysar, wAee We eaA blew smoke frsn
-
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ported that the property vss covered
by insuraace.-Gra.d Valley News
aDsahtng e osaAas
Twenty Year, ago At dinner given
by the Illinois Breeders association at
the Old Leland hotel, Emory storrs,
celebrated lawyer and wit, when called
on to speak, said:
81 have listened to the speeches on
the fine points Of different breeds of
cattle-the Alderney, Shorthorn, Jer-
sey, Holland, Guernsey and other
breeds-but / can assure you, gentle
men, as q railroad attorney, that the
most valuable animal in the world is
the product Of an ordinary COW crossed
by = locomotive. Chicago Inter.
Ocean.
A 1asAful Practice
At recent convention of newspaper
men in Chicago, one of the speakers
was representative of Chicago mail
order house. This speaker infOrme
his audience that the success of the
mail order houses depended entirely on
advertising. 1t is a practice of mail
order houses, he said, to obtain copies
of country newspapers throughout the
territory in which the house does bust
ness. The advertising in these papers
is carefully studied. Where it is found
that the local dealer is not advertising,
or is advertising only certain lines, the
mail order house Immediately floods
that territory with literature. This
practice brings results. When the To-
cal merchants all advertise as they
should, he declared the mail order busi-
ness would receive a severe setback
The Hutchinson Wholesaler.
Ysars Mud Hole
A mud hole on one of our public roads
had been filled and refilled for more
than 20 years, writes Kansas county
engineer. One hours work setting
level aad grade stskes and lees than
sae days work with team and scrap.
er opening an outlet ditch, he's elimi-
rated the trouble. Year after year
they have temporarily nended the same
fsults in the road and have failed to
see that the. ultimate expenditure
would have moro than paid for one per-
manent piece Of construction work.
The town trustees formerly made 10
attempt to keep cost data. Now they
are more capable of estimating the
value of different classes of work since
they are required to give annual reports
to the county engineer, showing the
expenditure of all moneys for road and
bridge work, giving the per cent used
in dragging, grading, concrete, stone
work and wooden bridges.
ing News.
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Ho8 RAIB
or trade for city or ranch property, .
thoroughly established greenhouss a.d
garden business. Address
GLENwOOD GREENHOUSES.
ll-l5.tf
For sale.-One heating stove, one
small range, one sanitary cot. Call at
l015 Colorado avenue. l2-6-tf
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Fer . corner location in residenes
portion Of city On sewer and water
ans, Just right for . number of cot
tagss, call at this office.
FREsH NUTS
Pinion nuts, Almonds, English Wal.
nuts, New York Chestnuts. Also Pears,
Apples, Grapes, Bulk Dates at
THE PURE FOOD STORE.
FOR RALR
Three lots we'll located, with s-rooA
brick house with bath, hot water heat
ed, good condition. Will sell ehsaP
and on easy terms. If desired party
can arrange to make monthly paymenta.
LIST q. DeMERsCHNAN.
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A cattle maeA sf $50 acres elsss -
e.s Il ths A,sst ra.ees in CoaoseA~
Has 35e seFss under ditch; about lse
s.ass cultivation; close to god nar.
ksts. FsIly equipped with farm 0a-
eAinsry saa stock fer running The
sano.
This l. . rare bargain - the land
win grow anything from grain aad
alfalfa to potatoes.
Fer particular address Z 7 z care
Glenwoed Pest.
Fsr aasys ssssP. wizts's daily cuts
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diseaHcs, bus 70 - vAAa Aas caaasiy as
hAAA. -CasiyA.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
VulAI " eARl1ca -

A city msn recently visited his
country cousin" The men from the
city. wishing 10 explain the joys of
metropolitan life, said: We have GER
tainly been having fun the last few
days. Thursday we autoed TO the coun-
try club, and golfed until dark, then
trollied back to town and danced until
morning" The country cousin was not
to be stumped in the least, % began
telling of some of the pleasures of the
simple life: I'VE have he'd pretty good
times here too. One day ~e buggied
out to Uncle Ned's and went out to the
back lot, where We baseballed oil that
afternoon. In the evening we sneaked
up into the attic and pokered until
morning" A sturdy old farmer who
was listening, not to be outdone, took
up the conversation at this point and
said: II was having some fun about this
time myself. muled to the cornfield
and gee-hawed until sundown. Then |
suppered until dark, and piped until
nine O'Clock, after which bedsteaded
until the clock fived, after which
breakfasted until it was time to &c
muling again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
Dosaice 4 oassls1isa 4 h CssaiseuasI
fuA Csop>oy

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that AT a
special meeting Of the Stockholders OF
Called o1nfinss': .ma SsiS :: ,bs fse duly
Reny N the City and County Of Denver,
Solorado, on Tuesday, the END day
eny eiy ,h Si september, lsit. at which
stock OF the company was du1y repre-.
sented. which said meeting Was cali
propos.l q os 'n to purpose 4 CONSIDERING
foilowine preamble and resolution were
adopted hy a vote OF the entire issued
aha outstanding capital stock of the cor
Whereas. The Continental Fuel Conn
pany has heretofore, by and with the con
~. Gn " uns STOCK n9lders and directors OF
Ilre property and assets and its entire in
dsotedness has been fully paid and dis
timed tinns e, am ana the a company has no obliga
whereas, the company is NOT now on.
ksetu IN but mas Wholly ceased from do
.ac sae ousihess, d and y is to the interest OF
company that the Corporation he dissoi1.
"a undef and IN accordance with the stat
snch os AN .he state OF Colorado governing
Now therefore, be it Resolved bv ALI the
sstockholders OF The Continental FnsI
sembied IN s,9ckholders meeting as
s,Hi s,eei Ioni pany, be and the same hereby is
uissoiNed by mutual consent and " i'm the
~ st a. oi Az the stoc kholders. and no
~ ~. oI ihis dissolution is hereby ordered
nIe1 with the Secretary Of Stats al Coioi
ofado and that notice of dissolution he
fnis,iH. ~ newspaper of general cir
s.ti,.s. oura.ioh, ana hled with the CLERK and Re
oia.f ~ tach county in which lis Arfi-
, 80 ol Incorporation are recorded IN a..
Colorado" VI Ohe state OF
- tSouce Is hereby given Of the adoption
" said resolution and OF the dissHip, o,i -,
OF SAID corporation
dated at Denver, Colorado ,h;,
OF October, 1914 'nis th day
IoNliHtNIAl FUEL COMPANY
A., u by A ID. Parker. President
First published Oct q: last pub No. - ,o,,
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Compound . most valuable tonic -
hvigoraaor q the feaals seg,nisA
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
IT ISN'T YoUR-rowN IT'S YOU
Exchange:

Exchange:
If you want to live in the kind of town
Like the kind of town you like,
You needn't slip your clothes in a grip
And start on long, long hike.
You'll only find what you left behind,
For there's nothing that's really new.
It's a knock al yourself when you knock
your town.
1t isn't your town-it's you.
Real towns are not made by men afraid
Lest somebody else gets ahead.
When everybody works and nobody
shirks
You can raise . town from the dead
And if while you make your personal
stake
Your neiehbor can make one, too.
Your town will be what you want to see.
1t isn't your town-it's YOU.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
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col Survey. exsmined ~ sxgson foe -
purpose Of determiniaG whether - sat
she surface sadscstioas and the gsosssgsc
conditions would warrant the drlllsnG II
test wells IN this vicinity. for Il " the
policy Of the Survey to assist wherevsr
possible IN the legitimate expio'tst'oa
and development Of the mineral se-
sources Of . region. or, # it rs convIned
that such Resources do not exist. to pre-
vent waste Of time and money in sse-
less search.
Mr. Csmpbell found . proeeuaeed
doae IN the rocks just shove the bssdGe
. snsie shove Austin, which would s&osd
sn iessl structure fos the sccuRulsslOa
0f oil, if oil hes ever bsen pressnt in
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DapoStoooe 0f the Intort0s
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Ms SkESSN, UlskAixswl4 k.NHfsswi
4. NHeE1l9OA. EasN14sNIA. section g.
Shh0 4sO1A. sscsioa NJ, Township Is Nerth.
Seq ~, kew oeaico Prime ipof oerilien
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xos~s koes n@sssssod Proof, tn essablish
gioia " ~ leaA shove aescviAsd, kreure b n
Nousse, US. Ce09issioess, at Gunsison, iolOr-
ato, - shs tWsoty eighth day q November, isi4
tAi0sot Bomes o. Witnosoes:
WillSeo 1el]OnouGh ~ Parlin, Colors do
Georae Aosh q Powderhorn, Colorado
Abort ]. Hseh of Psrlin, Colorado.
Arthur Miller a Gunnison. Colorado
o. c, SKINNER, Register
First published Oct. 23. 1914; last pub Nov N IA
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sseaussatsl shspssst.
Charles Austin bstes Of Ne~ fork
spent . couple Of days hsrs tins wses
conferr,ne with President Manning Of
G Y. n. company regarding new eus,-
ness for the company. Ar. Bates went
out Wednesday afternoon. He says the
crises is past in business conditions and
thai revival may be looked for begin
ming very soon.
j. D. Manning, presIdent Of tine Colo
redo fuie Marble company. rs not one
Of those men Who bei,eve the country Is
going to the dogs On account of the war
IN Europe. While Mr.. Manning con
csdes that business eoaditions, especi-
ally in the building lines. rs slmest ut q
complete stsadstill over the country
nov, he sees shesd Of w m ere Of proc
per'ty such ss this country psObsbiy
never hss hsd before. Ne lo0ks for the
dawn sf this ere next sprinG. "Where-
- ths business Of the country hes beea
grsatly depsesssd, owing 10 the dis
sstssss wer ia Esrope. ! csasst sus
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sase Of = inovoossA asaaaA.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Frank Zugelder and sister, Miss Josie
went up to Crested Butte Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Miss Elizabeth
O'Neill
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Election dinner dishes that have not
been returned TO their owners for lack
of idesrtihcation can be had by telephon-
ing to Mrs. Curtis Osborne.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

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As result of this comnittes . repors
jusa msd<, ~ bussss " Miaes.
sAssGeh Dsswctor Joseph A. Roimss.
s<commeDdr the following proc<dare IN
s~pdsrine FIRST Gid to those in need Of
sstitseial respsrstioa.
The recommendations apply not only
70 men who are overcome by electric
ssock or gases IN mines. hut also to per
Sons suffering from the effects of illum-
instne gas poisoning or from electric
shock anywhere. The recommenaations
ere, therefore. of importance TO many
shoasands of workmen:
In case Of es~ poisoning, remove VIC
tim at once from the gaseous stmos-
pAsre. Garry him quickly 10 fresh AR
80 immediately give ssausl artificial
ssspirstioa. Do not stop to loosen
cssehing. Every moment of delay is
sesious.
In csse of electric shock, breok elec-
tsie curreat iastsnsly Fsse sAe patient
6vua the cssrsst with . singh suick
ossion, ssiaG any dry nea-eseAscsos
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ssaA 1se ~ ssarsst doctor - seoa .
acci1sat b ksesvessd.
H. 0s@hrrp u ~ eeanmittse re
porting - the Dsrseu Of Mines ere .
following: Or. ". B. Cannon, chair
men. professor physiology. harvsr'
University; Dr. George ". Grille, pro
fessor Of surgery, Western Reserv
University. Cleveland. Ohio; DR.. Josepl
Erlsnger, professor of physiology
Washington University, St. Louis; DR.
Yandell Henderson, professor of physio
loxy. Yale University; and DR.. S.
Meltxlef, head Of the department o
physiosegy and phsrmacoloGy, Rookie
fellef Institute for Medical Research.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Y - vast special sAvioe write 70
kyala Z nakAaa 1e1iolne c.. (cs.h.
1sotiaD kyna, Hssa. Ter Detter viii
y speae1, resA as1 answered BY Q
Wsoaa - helA In strict osa0Aesca.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Mrs. Frank Dean of Grand junction
came up Monday evening to attend ths
Vader- Mueller wedding.