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Wall Paper.

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hanger reliable, prompt, cheap legal guar
antee covers all our work. Send postal for
Fennsy ylrania ave Sc: telephone East ia Il,
or following agencies: De Maine & Co. 320I
n st NV. EdlavitCh's store, Bowie Nd
10 Monroe ST. AuaCostias FoWler's store.
Congress Heights. COZ New York ave NV
1890 j. ST. Sc. Conaway's store. Laurel, Nd
General Store. Glendale P0stoftCe, Colonial
Beach Va; Rogers & Farden. HyattsviIle
Nd; Shaw's store. Twiniug City. New
agency. Just established. Lloyd's store, sea-
brooke. Md je29-7t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR INSECTS on your plants We sell to-
bacco dust. sulphur-tObacco soap lemon 4.
whale oil soap. Flora Vitae. We also have
new lot OF canaries. dogs. golddshes etc
SCHMIUS BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th 81. NV.
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DanCins.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 75c: guar
antee waltz and twO-step. fve lessons;
coaching in all English branches: sneciai
rates. Piano, 25c; quick. mod. methods
Address BOX So Times Office. jy4-3t
LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL, IN
THE CITY. ELECTRIC FANS.
OPEN ALL SUMMER
THE ORDWAfS, 4s1 nth St. y. W.-Every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday even
ing. beginners class. T.39: advanced $40
Lady assistants: six lessons s. 90 Private
lessons by appointment. Hall for rent
je2l-90t PROF. CHAs. NJ WYNDHAM
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Angle Lamps, Cottage Lamps.

Gas Ranges. Blue Heat Ou Stoves.
6l0 l2th. q. A Muddiman & Co. 1904 G.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

male unu emEie.
SEVERAL good-paying places: cooks. general
workers, maids, walters. IN and out OF city.
Call al 1901 ith 81 NV. 1t
WASTED-You can learn the Syllable system
iof shorthand In Is hours. attain a speed OF
I5 20 1G0 words in 80 hours. and we Will pro-
cure a position fur you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham, GreBg. and Barnes systems
typeWriting and Spanish SIENOGHAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone M.
lIf2 Jy4-Dt
WANTED-SingIe man or man and wife q
20 on farm in country. about u miles Cu-.
Address BOX s.. Times Office. u
WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system,
Of shorthand in ID hours attain a speed OF
70 70 100 words in $50 hours and VIC will p-o-
cure position for you We teach also Fit-
man Graham Gregg, and Barnes systems.
typewpJiug and Spanish. STENOGRAFHIC
ACADEMK Colorado building. Phone u
Il4z, 3e4 syt
WANTEU-Colk man or woman: boarding
house; SIS. 1924 I2sh St NV lys-st
yVANTED-A man and wife with horse %
take charge of twenty -tlve-acre farm u
Montgomery county, Nd, on shares owner
furnishes one horse. two cows, wagon. le0
chickens JOSEPH r. ATKlNSON. l4ll q
81 uu jy2-5t
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Royal Pilsea" Is a Necessity

in hot weather. A delicious. refreshing
light beer that the entire family can en-
JOY. Phone ". 436. Abner-Drury Brew. Go
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Large, Juicy Peaches Are Used

In making our peach ice cream. Rosen.
teld's. 6l2 II So. ne. Phone East 1853.
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nOney TO Loan.
Personal.

OUR SO Blue Serge Suit 10 order Is the
best value in Washington We personally
invite you to call and see the goods.
MORTON c. STOUT 4 CO,
JeZ7-Tn, ", ,sa-tf $40 + st
WORKINGMEN if you are out Of work f. :
hard luck; We can save you money on a
tailor-made. slightly used suit Of clothes Z
call and see for yourself everything at oue
price JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6I9 D 81.
1y2-7t
MONEY To LOAN At REASONABLY
RATES; FROM s. TO $50. CONFIDENTIAL
ADDRESS JOSEPH CAIN ROOM 406. JENs
IFER BUILDING. TTH AND D SITS. NV
1yl-30t
FINE PALAIISTRY DELINEATIONS and
astrological readings from the stars at III
9Th St. at NINE. DE LONGS. jyl-lt
FOR HIRE-New Tuxedo, fun dress, and
Prince Albert suits, THE FAMOUS, 4Z5 IN
81. NV. JeL0-a0t
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ElITHEaST

NORTHEAST.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap and r SITS. ne.
q JOACHIM cor. ID and Z sts.
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For Sale-TypewriterS.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
we have some fine bargains ia typewriters
at $40 Sl5 and 500
WELLINGTON OFFICE. 509 18th ST.
JyA-6t
BiICKENSDERFERS. NCs. and 4 some
fine bargains at SO for No. SIS and S25 for
No. rs. WELLINGTON OFFICE. 509 nth st.
fy4-6t
THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE: high
grade, practical, universal keyboard, lightest
running. most elastic touch. Let US demon
stTate. Call 1885 + 81 NV. or phone 1893
..k YOU CAN BUY THE LATEST
model Wellington Standard Type
Es writer on easy terms: 81 down
and 81 per week; no better ma
VseH@sEsA chine made; hundreds in Wash
- ington- Office. sos 18th St NV.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GoLDENEERG s. ttn ami h SITS. Nv.
s. kANN. SONS q CO.. Ath and Market space.
ERWIN CIGAR STORE 44th AID Fla. ave.
EHNINS CIGAR STORE, Ail2 IAN st- nv
" Z. McNULI1. Cigar ot0re. 1sJh ana nv.
ROBERT n, PEEEOLD, The Harvard Phar-
, macy, nth and Harvard sts. NV.
W. A. DAZZLING. cor. l&th and sts- NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. ith st.. Rhode
Island ave. and 4 81 NV
CHAS. G. HORNuNG. ChEl5tianl Pharmacy.
sw. COZ. 7th and 81 sts. nv.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol 81.
W. ID. BRACE. cor. 35th and M sJs nv.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. Zlst and q sts.
NV
GILLETTE & CO., 18th and L sts. NV,
&. n, WAGNER x CO, lst ard II sts. NV.
H. T. BUTTS, cor. 4th and Mass ave, NV.
L 7. TAILOE, cor gth ana Z sts NV
EUGENE H.. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. NV.
NORTHEAST.
CHAs. II. BLUNER. n. Cap and r sts. ne.
ACCHESkEY a. JOACHIM. cor ID and sts.
SOUTHEAST.
4. f. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS.
o O'DONNELL DRUG CO., Sth and q sts. Sc.
81. 8 FEALY. NV. cor. 11th ana Pa ave. sc.
SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EISENBEIsS. Ith and 3 sts, sw.
ANACOsTIA.
BURTs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sis.
BROOKI.AND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. j, LUEHSSEN. Drug stora.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
p. l. CARNE d CO.. 759 King st.
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For kent
Furnished Rooms.

l6l 1IH ST sE--Tvo outside rooms. fur
nished. for light housekeeping; near hath.
! tl2 month fv4-ar
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SEVERAL good-paying places: cooks. general
workers, maids, walters, IN and out OF city.
Call al 1901 uth 81 NV. IT
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Sherwnod Wbiskv- ssc OF

Full quarts BTaddOck Whisky. 800. All
case goods at wholesale price. AT Nghe-
lan's. III Seventh ST. OPP. market
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classified advertisement per copy attached It was
through an oversight that the advertisement
omitted the last few days The results obtained have
been so remarkable and out of proportion to the cost
of the space that do not feel that afford to
main out of the paper for single issue.
During the last week secured over $1OO worth
of new business as direct result of the classified ad
vertisement in the columns of your paper.
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For Sale

CANOPY-TOP SURREY; owner abroad. VIII
sell cheap. l52S ith SO. NV. jvs-st
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WANTED-Neat girl, white OF coIored, 70
assist IN general houseWoTk, no washing; Sq
go 9TH 81. NV. iy4-8t
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ANACOSTIA.
BCRYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Jefferson sis.
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WANTED-BOys with bicycles Tor messen-
ger service; industrious boys can earn 81
per day and morei bsys attending school viii
be employed fTOm pm. to II pm. and
on Sundays and holidays, MUTUAL. DIS
TRICT MESSENGER COMPANY, Basement
140I + st. NV. oc4-tf
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WANTED-Girl for confectionery store. 29O6
l4th st NV. iY4-3L
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no PAIN look. feel. ACT, and last longer than
natural teeth shTnken faces made normal:
painless filling. DIR. J. l. WILSON. 1903 +
So nv, ie27-3Jt
FIRsT-CLAsS WORK. LOW PRICES-Set
q teeth. S. up gold crowns, S. up gold
allings. 81 up; silver nlIiugs. soc. work
MONDS, $40 II st. nW- ieZ7-31t
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BROORI.AND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. y, LUERSSEN. Drug store.
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Situations Wanted
FemaIa.

WANTED-By young lady not speaking Eng
lish very well. position as nurse with
some American family; best Cf refeTences-
Address BOX s., Times ofiice- JE4-st
VANTED-By good laundress. washing at
home MRS. X. B.. = DefTees ST. nv.
yVANTED-Sewing by the day. MRS. T.
WILLIAMS. T.. S. Soldiers Home Washing
ton, ID. G.. Jy--st
FOR RENT-Four elegant rooms, single u
en- suite, second floor. newly paperedT al
modern improvements ~ lst ST. nv
1y3-8t
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For Sale-BiCyCleS

ST JOHN CUSHION TIRES end tire t,,ou-
bes; light, easy riding; long service; s. 75.
genuine Diamond Puncture-pro0f and Hart
ford special. &l95. written guarantee six
JONES TIRE WORKS, 6o2-6O4 + 81
1e2g-IOt-eXSu
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Situations Wanted-Male.

wANTED-By a neat colorSd boy.8 a place
20 make himself useful around house. Ad-
dress L n. SIMMS. So d st. nv. jy3-2t
HVANTED-By an experienced waiter. place
in hotel; best references Address BOX "a
.EImes office. jy2-3t
WANTED-A situation by a young man as
second cook or baker. in hotel. has learned
cooking in Germany, but has not followed 1t
for six years: wishes TO again take up cook
ing: speaks English; references furnished.
Address l6 FeD.on st. ne. jy2-3t
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. Few DAYS. Teat,.
IS. Gold Crown and BridgeWork. 8 90. I9iu-
ings. b0C- All consultations and eXtraC ting
TAI PARLORS. COR. 7TH AND + sTs
NV. Entrance. 689 L ST. Phone Main 4324-AI.
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For Rent-St2bIeS.
For Sale, Exchange, or
Rent

dence, partly furnished. with r seTanGa -
feet long, situated in a grove ui chestnut
and oak trees, near Walkers Chapel AleX-
andria county, Va. six miles from W4sh-
fngron. over beautiful road along the P0-
tomac: this place IS situated between Lhc
Cabin John and Old Dominion electric roads,
one mile from the former. a miles from
latter fare 3 cents. besides the dwelling
there Is new summer kitchen, new stable
and carriage house. abundance of me pure
water. indorsed by Leading chemists Of New
York and Washington. elevation about that
OF Washington Monument. place contains
four acres. terms 10 suit, also q nVe-rOlm new
frame dwelling with one acre rue Ehades
price. 81. COO rent for latter. SO per month.
open for inspection Apply 10 ~. B. NAT
THEWS, 1920 New York Je25-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE q CO.. 763 King 81.
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WanGed-BiCyCIes.

WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
in Washington. 1I3 Pa ave. NV. jy2-30t
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For Rent-HaIIG.

FOR RENT-Fourth floor. g0S-sl8 Pennsyl-
Vania ave. NV. go.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 18th - NV.
ap2I-tf
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENr A WORD ZOE

OMG YIN = n WOSs0 EO6
SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements Tor less than three insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days one cent a VOID Tor each Insertion
These ra.es do not apply 70 Personals.
Advertisements Will be accepted at any OF
Che following branch ollCes AZ regular ofiice
rates. II IL Is incOnvenient 70 leave adyer-
easements a either a branch ofics or The
Times Business once, they may be tele-
phoDed direct 20 The Times Main $500. and
4 messenger viii call 20 cutisct without ad-
dluOnal cnarEc 10 the advertiser.
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEIsS. 7th and 3 SITS. sw.
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4. Z. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SITS
o. DONNELL DRUG CO., Sth and q sts. Sc
d. 8 FEALI. NV. cor 1lth ana Pa ave. Sc
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FOR SALE-A 1ne. handsome piano: up-
right STYLE in fine condition; viii sell Il al a
low price. Address 1902 Vermont ave.
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! lLeWOEhss
Gundlaeh's. S13 eth st. NV.
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BARGAIN sELLERs IN FUaNITuRE

$50 UPRIGHT PIANO $50 rartv leaving
city; also Seautiful mahogany upright 800
reductioni s. payments ga 3th 81 NV
iy3-St
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FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades. 1T
tee 20 Jour windows, only z5Ci the best quail
ity oil opaque shades. soc; hung free VIII
call with samples. kLEEBLATT 5. 1lth and
Il st. ne. Phone East 25-R, ja20-tf
FOR SAtiE-Upright pianos ar unusually low
figures. iI viii pay you 60 see US before de-
Gliding Must sell (alI used pianosJ at a
saCrI1Ces one upright. $780, squares as low as
s.. CHAS. u. STIEFF. 81 nth ST. NV.
J. c. COSLIFF, Manager. mh2s-tf
FOR SALE-TWo carloads window screens
and DOORS screens lZiFC up. doors. Sic Up.
extra " tde doors carload in stock. knock
down frEmes, 25c, wire, l1zc square foot
screens made TO order. 15c. kLEEBLATT ;,
lith ami II sts. ne. myI-3mo
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Rooms and Board.

ROOM suitable for two; also one small
room. early breakfast: good board and
home cookingi phone NJ. 576s. 1IG9 II ST.
fY4-2t
1924 18TH ST NW.-DoubIe and single rooms
southern exposure; SIS and SO month
SOUTH ROOM, home cooking. Cor FeBtie-
men; reasonable. IL St he. Jy30-5r
LARGE and small rooms. with board; sum
mer rates 929 x St 1eS0-5t
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL, 18th and
New YORK ave. overlooking White House
First-ciass family hotel; double rooms, SO
up, single room. SIS per month: good board; /;
transients 81 per day and up 1e29-lbt
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Damage, divorce. ana estate
cases. no charge without service; best law
yers, all courts; everything strictly con
fdentiaL Address p. 0. BOX z. Station a.
City. apls-t
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Imitation Typewriter
Letters.

BEFORE placing your next order for type
written letters it will pay you TO cor suit
F. ~ Afford, 202s North Capitol 81
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Wanted-Country Board

WAETED-Ey man, wife, and two boys.
il and a. hoard; one car fare; not over $40;
Immediately. Address BOX AZ. Times Office,
jy4-3t
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Wanted-FIatS.
For Rent-OmCes.

HANDSOME OFFICES for rent IN tbs
MunEey Building. on + Et-. facing Penn-
Sylvania ave. between l2lh and 18th gts :
moderate rents. heat. light and 1auirOr seTFs
ices free. ee&l-tt
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

wANTED-Dining room girl. white. atonee.
II ST. NV jy4-5t
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Several ESQ and 500 Upright Pianos, al
most new, to 50 az S2Z5, S250. $40, and $3.50
Terms. SO 70 SIS cash and S. s.. s.. S.
and $40 per month.
.. J. DeMOLL 3 CO. 1871 st.
Teqf-rF
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will Organize Team

The Glenwood baseball fans are
getting together nine for this season
and practice work will begin next
week. The boys state that it is their
intention to get together the very best
team possible and to try and arrange
a game for each Sunday through the
summer, and the prospects are bright
for Glenwood having an exceptionally
strong team, as all the old players are
in town and several new ones who
claim to play the game fairly we'll.
A good baseball team is the best ad-
vertisement for a town that can be
secured and no doubt if Glenwood gets
up good team for this summer it
will be the means of bringing big
crowds here on Sundays from the
surrounding towns besides furnishing
a great deal of amusement for those
who are interested in the great nation
al sport in this city.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-21
Judge Witten Made Happy

Judge Witten was made happy
Thursday when he received dispatch
from Oakland. California, from his
soninl law. W. A. Morris. saying that
himself and wife were safe but that
they had narrow escape in the ter
rible earthquake in San Francisco.
They were in the Princeton hotel at
the time of the shock and their escape
from death was indeed miraculous
The Princeton was several stories high
and fortunately Mr.. and Mrs Morris
were in one of the upper stories which
is said to have slid off into the street
with very little damage to anything
in that part of the building. There
were over twenty people killed in the
lower floors of the hotel from falling
debris. MI. Morris is travelling
salesman and the Judge says he prob
ably used his knowledge of telegraph
methods to advantage as it seems his
dispatch is the only one that has been
gotten through either from or to Glen.
wood people now in the stricken city.
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Funeral of Thomas Ford

Perhaps the largest funeral ever
held in Glenwood occurred last Sun
day afternoon when the friends of
Thomas Ford gathered to pay last
tribute to the deceased
The remains We're taken first to st.
Stephen S Catholic church and placed
amidst banks of flowers. Besides the
usual Easter decorations. the floral
offerings from lodges and friends were
profuse Father o Dwyer said the last
rites of the church and spoke in most
touching and beautiful manner of the
deceased
One of the largest professions ever
seen in this city followed the remains
to Rosebud cemetery, where services
were in charge of two lodges. Ernest
Barlow conducting the service for the
Eagles while Major Del an offered the
prayer. X. L. Fahnenstock of Lead
vile Elks' lodge delivered an address,
Judge Rucker saying the prayer.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-21
Oh, Where is Ny Little Dog Gone!

The friends of DR.. Foster of Gulch
are having good laugh at his ex-
pense this week. The story goes that
the doctor owns fine dog that he
thinks is just about the only dog that
ever grew and on his last trip to Den
yer bought the doggie handsome col
lar just to show his affection for the
wise little animal. But to get on to
the joke-the doctor accompanied by
the doggie started on trip to Cardiff
one day not long ago, and previous
tn boarding the train the doctor failed
in using the precaution of impressing
on the dogs memory the fact that he
WAS to forsake his dog like instincts
for the time being and travel like a
tourist, and the results were most
disastrous. 1t happened also that a
most tempting looking rabbit sailed by
before the eager eyes of doggie and
the temptation was too much for him
off the train and after the rabbit
chased doggie. and collar, and from
all that can be learned to the contrary
they are still going.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-21
will Adopt Block Signal System

If the reports of the daily press are
correct the Denver 81 Rio Grande rail
road will adopt the block signal sys-
TEN on their lines. Several million
dollars have been appropriated by the
company to cover Improvements called
for by the recommendations of A. G.
Ridgway, general manager of the Den
yer IL Rio Grande system aud in ad-
dition to the block signal system ex-
tensive improvements will be carried
out in equipment of locomotives, pas
senger, freight and other cars and ad-
ditions to the shops in Denver and
Pueblo
Since the wreck at Adobe several
weeks ago the Rio Grande company
has taken steps to throw greater safe
guards about its passengers and mini
mize if possible the possibility of col
lisions and other serious accidents
That the block signal system will do
this is generally conceded by railroad
officials and the Rio Grande will give
much attention in the near future to
carrying out the betterment Of the
road along the lines and policy agreed
upon by the board OF directors
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-21
MORE EVIDENCE
OF SQUARE DEAL
Supervisor Given Authority to Grant
Permits to Small Cattle Own
erS After Quota Has
Been Reached
RANGERS EXAMINATION APRIL IL

The following communi cation from
Hon. Clifford Pinchot, chief fol ester,
was received by Supervisor Shep. N.
Hustled, this week, and will be of
interest to stockman generally. Not
withstanding the fact that it has been
published time and again by the Ava
lanche that the grazing law would
work hardship upon all cattlemen
and especially the small owners in the
Holy Cross reserve, it will be plainly
seen in the following clause that the
Washington authorities are taking
the necessary steps to regulate the
grazing permits and give the cattle
men "square deal" As there were
over 10, 600 head of stock turned in to
MIR. Hustled and the quota was only
10, 600 this late order will place the
supervisor in position to grant per-
mits to number of small owners who
would otherwise have been cut out
and will be of great benefit to sto OK
men in the Holy Cross reserve:
This being the first season for the
regulation of grazing in the Holy
Cross reserve, the number of stock al
lowed in it was somewhat arbitrarily
decided upon. If you find that there
are more applicants whose cattle and
horses are equitably entitled to Craze
in the reserve, but who are shut out
because the quota, 10, 600 head, is filed,
you may IN your discretion recommend
a further increase in the allowance of
stock for small owners this season.
The following dispatch was also re-
ceved by Supervisor Hustled Satur-
day and will be of interest to those
who wish to take the supervisors or
rangers examination. The Washing
ton authorities are very desirous that
this dispatch be widely published as a
large number of men are wanted in
the forest service in Colorado:
Washington, D. C. April IA.
"Shep. N. Hustled, Supervisor of the
Holy Cross Reserve
''Dear Sir-Rangers' examination
will be held at Salida, Glenwood
Springs and Sulphur Springs May IA.
The supervisors examination will also
be held in the above named cities on
the same day. The press is requested
TO give all possible publicity to these
examinations
Clifford Pinchot.''
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-21
Laura t-rdnkenfieId

In those cities where Miss Flanken-
field has been appearing in her strong
emotional roles, she has become well
known, and she has rapidly risen to be
acknowledged as one of the foremost
actresses in the west Her name alone
is sufficient to draw packed houses 1t
is not to be wondered at that local
managers are anxious to book her
All know her to be a finished and
painstaking artist and that she always
has we'll balanced and efficient com
pany and fine play, but all do not
know of her literary genius
When the great novel "Quo Vadis''
was at its zenith, Miss Fraukentield
conceived the idea Of dramatizing it.
1t would be great said the dra-
matte managers "but it can't be
done. - "It can, said Miss Frank
enfield, and she at once proved it.
Eventually the dramatization was sold
and has been played from ocean to
ocean, and has been one of the great
est productions ever brought out. Miss
Frankenfeld has dramatized the play
she is appearing in this season, ''Her
Double Life 1t is from the pen of
Wilkie Collins and has already been
pronounced the seasons success. Miss
Frankenfield appears as "Mercy Mer-
rick. The company will be at the
opera house Monday night and the
Glenwood theatre -goers will miss a
treat if they fail to attend the play.