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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-04
For Sale-A Beautiful Corner
Residence at a Sacrifice.

Situated in the fashionable north
west west of 10th street, containing
~ rooms and two bath rooms; hot
water heat. Formerly held at $1,000.
To settle an estate, an offer of s11,-
600 would be considered. Splendid OPP
portunity to secure a bargain in this
choice location.
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For Sale-Make Us an Offer.

On 1887 18th st. You will be surprised
at the low figure, the owner. who Is a
nonresident. will accept for this splen-
did home The house is modern and
well arranged; parlor back parlor, din
ing room. pantry and kitchen on one
floor: seven bed rooms. A good big lot
to an alley. Some one can get bar
gain in this centrally located house.
Key at office.
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INSPECTION INVITED.
NEW HOUSES ON
CAPITOL HILL.

PRICES, 81, 900 TO $500.
NOS. 1919 TO 1929 'B' ST. NE.
One square from Lincoln Park; near
two car lines; first-class surroundings.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
Thoroughly well constructed; stories;
cellar under entire house; double rear
porches; large bath rooms; porcelain
tubs: stationary Washstands; WELL
ARRANGED; parlor, reception hall,
dining room, pantry and kitchen on
first floor: first-class furnace.
Beautiful decorations.
Easy paYmentS.
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$500
N. Fl. ave. near Dupont Circle: II
rooms, baths; good-sized lot to an
alley.
r. l. ave near 18th St, 12-room dwell
ing; good-szed lot room for a stable;
one of the very choicest lots in the
fashionable northwest.
$4,000.
n st near Conn. ave. NV, 3story
stone and brick dwelling; new plumbing;
in first-class condition: lot 20X10O.
S11JO0
fine, large stone and brick dwelling
on 18th St: II rooms and baths; good
sized lot Formerly held at $4,000.
S11 600.
r. l. ave. near 18th St; stories and
cellar: rooms deep on floor; 2oXlZo.
S12 900.
r. l. ave.; ~ large rooms, baths;
large brick stable; lot 24X110.
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE.
A handsome new stone dwelling; IA
rooms and baths: hot-water heat.
$4,000.
K st residence at a bargain; IA
rooms 2-story brick stable; lot 26X142.
50. 900.
r St near Dist st. stone and brick
dwelling; ~ rooms and baths.
$4,000.
Outlook or Dupont Circle; IA rooms,
baths; stairways.
Do not think of buying a home until
you have seen our list of bargains.
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not put a stop to the thefts. 1t is now
proposed that those who have the Clustering
interests of Virginia, and, incidentally, of
themselves. at heart shall join hands: with
the authorities and put stop to the illegal
taking of oysters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-04
For Sale-A Splendid Offer at
$1,000.

Much less than the cost of improve
ments, to say nothing of a valuable lot.
A dwelling on a numbered street north
west, containing IA rooms, two bath
rooms. large closets and pantries. Lot
. % by 100 feet.
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For Sale-Reduced to $1,000.

A handsome three-story brick dwelling
with two baths. West of 14th street,
south of S. This is fully $1,000 less than
the house cost the present owner. For
certain reasons he is obliged to sacrifice
1t.
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For Sale-$o. 900.

Modern dwelling; large lot; 10 rooms;
hot-water heat; lot 45X133; alley; num-
bered st. northwest.
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A PERFECT GEM.
beautiful two-story, bay-window
brick dwelling. on G street ne. near Sth
street; cement cellar: large tile bath
room. The owner has recently spent
$500 in repairs. This house should suit
you.
CHEAP AT $4,000.
very desirable seven-room brick
dwelling on B street ne. near sth street.
Ffrst-class condition. This is a house
we rent readily. A good home or a
cheap investment.
$3.50 EACH
Two brick houses on street ne Each
six rooms and BATH Lots 100 feet deep
to an alley. Well rented to white ten
ants.
REDUCED TO $3.50.
A desirable Six-room brick dwelling
with bath; modern improvements; on
d street ne. near Sth.
ATTRACTIVE NEW HOUSES. $4,000
EACH.
Buff-brick fronts; six rooms; tile bath:
furnace heat; cement cellars: large
pantries; granolithic walks These
houses were built by days labor under
the supervision of an experienced archi-
tect and builder. A desirable square on
st. ne.
A MODERN HOUSE.
Only 49, 100. F street ne; two stories
and cellar: seven rooms; tiled bath; fur
mace heat. A coy home.
CHEAP AT $3.50
Second street ne. near b. Three stor-
les and cellar: saloon parlor: dining
room, pantry and kitchen on the first
floor. Four bed rooms and modern
bath on the second floor. Three large
rooms and bath on the third floor. Lot
is by 115 feet.
A seven-room brick dwelling with
bath. First-class condition. Third
street me- near Z. Owner anxious to
sell.
An eight-room. bay window brick dwell
ing on 9th street ne. Lot 100 feet deep
to an alley. In good condition. a bar
gain for some one.
A CHEAP CORNER.
Near Ith and Maryland ave; eight
rooms and bath. Renting now for
$3.50.
A LITTLE LESS THAN $4,000.
A seven-room brick dwelling on 9Th
street ne. near B. Wide lot; house in
good condition. Splendid neighborhood.
s4,75O
A splendid bay-window brick dwelling
on Sth street ne. Two stories and cell
lar: hot-water heat. This house was
carefully built by the owner for his
occupancy. If you are looking for some
thing particularly good this is your OPP
portunity.
$4,000
VIII buy a neat two-story bay-window
brick dwelling on street Sc. near 9th.
Seven rooms; furnace heat; lot Is by
100 feet.
50 400.
A nearly new brick dwelling on b
street Sc Seven rooms and bath, cell
lar furnace heat. Would make a very
comfortable home. Must be seen TO be
appreciated
neat little home on 9Th street ne
Price $500. Three stories, cellar,
eight rooms and bath. The house alone
would cost more to build. This prop
erty was taken In exchange, which Is
the reason it can be sold at such a
very low price. If you are after bar
gain this is your chance.
INSPECTION INVITED.
NEW HOUSES ON
CAPITOL, HILL
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For Sale-$6, 5oo.-13th Street,
South of O Street.

nine-room bay-window brick dwell
ing, with two bath rooms. Lot over 20
feet wide. House in good condition. A
splendid opportunity for any one wish
ing to locate downtown.
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For Sale-Reduced to $4,000.

18TH ST. NEAR r.
SPLENDID CONDITION.
PORCELAIN BATH.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
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For Sale-Washington Heights.
Only $6,35o

LOWEST PRICED HOUSE IN THIS
on first floor. A chance for bargain.
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For Sale-A Cheap Corner.

offered low on account of the own
er, an army officer. leaving city; IA
rooms, 3 baths; lot 20x115.
LESS THAN 10000.
West of Conn ave-, north of Mass. ave.
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For Sale-House and Side Lie

Convenient to the downtown section:
west of 10th st.
The house is modern and we'll arrang-
ed. First floor: Parlor, reception hall.
dining room, pantry and garden. On
account of the extreme width there Is
a wide passage from the kitchen to the
front door. There are eight bedrooms,
modern bath. servants stairway. hot
water heat, and brick stable on the rear
of the lot.
ONLY $4,000.
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For Sale-A Gem of House.
SUCH A CHOICE LOCATION

In $4,000 neighborhood, on the Heights
near 10Th st.
stories, cellar under entire house, all
hardwood finish, LARGE TILED
BATH, immense closets, rear porches,
beautiful grounds front and rear.
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For Sale-Special at $4,000.

Facing south; west of Conn. ave-, north
of Q St; handsome stone front dwelling,
fourteen rooms; three baths; hot water
heat; four rooms deep on each floor; two
stairways. a trust of $4,000 can remain
at per cent.
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For Sale-South of "R" St.
$500.
rooms; HOT-WATER HEAT. Re
luced from $500; lot 1sx1OO; alley.
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For Sale-Remarkably Low Price.

For SUPPLEMENTARY Low Price.
A 1O-room house, corner Of a lettered
and numbered st. northwest; hot~Water
heat; lot 50x1o0; reduced to 5000.
For Sale-Something Choice.
The Style of House Most Persons
Are Looking for. Semi-De-
tached.
Very handsome; well built, well ar
ranged, beautifully decorated.
ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Lovely situation; southern exposure;
near cars: overlooking city and country;
a healthful, pleasant location.
Only $1,000.
Could not be duplicated under $4,000
See it soon. It's the best house in the
city for the money.
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,ale-A Northwest Dwelling
For Sale
West of 9th St.

West OF 9th ST
$3.50
MODERN, ATTRACTIVE, WELL AR
ranged. rooms, TILED BATH; many
closets; HOT-WATER HEAT; rear
porches: cabinet mantels. IT'S A
BEAUTY, and very cheap.
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For SaIe-Cheap Homes.

L vi AAoiAASos
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST.
LOOK THEM OVER. YOU CAN GET
A BARGAIN.
$500
Near the Library. Two stories and
cellar; reception hall: furnace heat.
Renting for $50 per month.
Four rooms and bath. Lot IL by 116
feet to a 30-foot alley, on 18th street
Sc.
18th street Sc. near B. Six rooms tile
bath. Lot ia by 81 feet to an alley.
13th street near A. Six rooms and
bath. 20 feet front
$500.
Sth street Sc. near A. Three stories;
seven rooms. Excellent location.
9th street Sc. Eight rooms and bath.
Lot 1876 by 100.
A BARGAIN AT 5000.
A nine-room brick dwelling, with
lot 10 by ITO feet to an alley. Within
two squares of the Library. Investi-
a gate this bargain.
NEAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICE. A REMARKABLY
CHEAP HOUSE.
$4,000 will buy well-built nine-room.
bay-window brick dwelling; modern
bath; lot IS by 100 feet to an alley.
Built TO sell for $3.50.
On 18th street Sc. An eight-room
brick dwelling in f1rst-class condi-
ton. Lot IS by 100 feet
VERY CENTRAL.
CHEAP AT $1,000.
18th st. NV. near X. Three stories
and cellar; bath. House in good con-
dition.
A desirable two-story brick dwelling
with cellar. In good condition. Mod
ern bath. Lot 20 by 20 feet. In a Sc
lect square west of 18th st.
good bay-window brick house on Q
street NV. for 50 $50. Two stories and
cellar: seven rooms and BATH Fur
mace heat; &c feet front. Well rented.
ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS ON
CAPITOL HILL.
Reduced to 5000. Cost owner $1,000.
A well-planned house. First floor: Dou-
BILE parlors, dining room, pantry and
kitchen. Second floor: bed rooms and
bath. House heated by furnace. Lot
% by 1856 to an alley. A chance for
bargain.
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For Sale-Something Choice.
For SaIe-This Should Interest
Won

A modern dwelling near Goth and P
streets for $7,750.
Two modern bath rooms, parlor,
library, dining room, pantry and Kitchen
on the first floor. Large closets and pam
tries In section built up with expensive
mansions.
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GREAT VALUES, 500.

You could not build the house for
$1,000, to say nothing of the lot. which
is a good one, size 1Sx10O; alley; house
3 stories; cellar under entire house; 10
rooms; TWO (2) MODERN BATHS; fur
mace heat; northwest near 14th st. cars.
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Investments Pa9Ss iaso"e

S14,09O-Renting for 500 a month;
houses; 5000 SO. TT. of ground; west of
9th st.
81, OG0-Renting for 500: 10 rooms, 3
baths; STEAM HEAT; west of 14th st.
$15, OO0-Rents 500; near 18th and K;
IA rooms; 22x120.
SO, 250-Rents $50; 10 rooms; baths;
south of o St: corner; side window.
$40, 500-Rents $3.50; 8 brick houses;
south of N st. NV.
$6,000-Rents $50; west of 14th; IL
rooms; side light
$4,500-Rents $3.50; nearly new; cor
ner; west of 10th st.
$3,0OO-Rents S25; on lettered ST.;
near printing office.
s3,50o-Rents $50; lot 62x75 on 18th ST.
NV.
STORES WELL LOCATED.
$4,000, renting for $35; $500. renting
for $50; brick; cellars; on a thorough
fare NV.
ss.O0o-Rents $47.5O; near 14th and U.
SMALL HOUSES.
$500 each renting for SIS each-Two
brick houses, rooms and bath.
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81 ES0

S4,500.
One Of the most complete homes In
Bloomngdale; one of the best locations;
south Of You st. between 1st and N.
Cap. SITS.
TWO-STORY AND ATTIC.
rooms; beautiful tiled bath; rear
porches; cabinet mantels; open fire.
places; many closets; electric gas light
ings; beautiful decorations: nice sized
lot to alley. THIS HOUSE WILL BE
SOLD-YOU SHOULD BE THE PUR-
CHASER
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Differences Between Plumbers.
After an informal conference between At
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. GREAT SAcRIFICE.

81, 800 If sold.this month.
House cost $4,000 to build; built by a
most reliable builder; west Of 18th st. !;
10 rooms, cellar; FURNACE; many
closets; GOOD INVESTMENT.
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For Sale-Less Than $4,000

PRETTY NEW HOUSES N. E.
$500 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY.
They are lovely and so we'll built, 2
stories, cellars. TILE BATHS, good
furnace, LARGE BACK YARDS, al
leys. Regular 81, 800 houses
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REGARDING REAL ESTATE.

News From Washngt0n's Foremost Real Estate Office
That is of Surprising Importance.
There isn't demand you make that can't
your entire satisfaction. Our lists OF houses tor sale
are long and varied Houses for little houses for muchsnal
houses large of interest Of
interest homeseekes It's like going to supply depot
where you know will find what you for
property.
Theprh
ttmgtl Th,t G
tina for reason b Sc is
o eproponi here these
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SPECIAL NORTHWEST VALUES.

oI IINI-fI d NUN II W I1S ' M 2 70.
$3.50 each-New houses west of 14th
ST. Two stories; modern bath rooms;
porcelain tubs; Sexton range; handsome
decorations; good-siZe lots to alley. 1t
is seldom a new house is offered in
this part of the northwest at such a low
figure.
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For Sale-A Lovely Corner.

Fronting 40 feet on a circle.
Corner of lettered street and circle.
Only $3.50.
$4,000 ONCE REFUSED.
Eight rooms. modern bath. attic; hard
wood floors; furnace heat; all rooms
beautifully papered
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For Sale-Store, Well Rented.
5000. RENTS S47.50.
In the 14th ST. Banking District. Lot
1SX100 Alley.
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For Sale-Home Investment.

Near The Capitol $3.50 Very
PRETTY. stories: cellar; 6 rooms
and bath. WE'LL RENTED TO Sc
LECT WHITE TENANTS. Could not
be duplicated under $1,000.
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MUCH UNDER VALUE.
s41OO-New houses in Bloomingdale.
Similar houses have sold for s4,650.
Small cash payment. balance monthly.
Two stories and cellar; six rooms and
bath.
A RARE BARGAIN.
The owner of a three-Story, bay-Win-
dow brick dwelling on a numbered street
NV. is DESTROYS of realizing from some
of his real estate and offers the best
pieces that he has at a ridiculously low
price. Make an offer of So 800. The house
contains eight rooms and bath, cellar,
and furnace heat. We understand it has
cost him in the neighborhood of $1,000.
s4,200-RENTS $50.
NEAR IOWA CIRCLE"
Brick rooms, bath; cellar; furnace:
cheap house in a good location.
s4,500-WEST OF 9TH, ON A WIDE
STREET.
stories; cellar; rooms on floor; 2
STAIRWAYS; REAR PORCHES; fur
mace heat; splendid condition.
s4,75o-REDUCED FROM $500.
$4,000 ONCE LOANED.
West of Goth St; 3 stories; cellar; fur
mace heat; many closets; thoroughly
well constructed.
A SACRIFICE.
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNERS. MUST
SELL
A 3-story, 10-room~ dwelling near
"Scott Circle for $3.50 Adjoining
house, just like it, sold for $3.50.
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A SACRIFICF.
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNERS MUS

SELL.
A 3-story. 10-rooms dwelling near
Scott Circle for $3.50. Adjoining
house, just like it, sold for $3.50.
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For Sale, $7,25o-Beautiful New
Houses.
Columbia Heights
FirSt-class construction.
SPLENDID ARIA NGEMENT, FOUR
rooms on a floor; porches front and
rear; HOT-WATER HEAT; large lots.
If you want something real good see us
about them.
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BLOOMINGDALE PROPERTY.

BIOOM1NGD PRoPERI I.
$500 each for a row OF beautiful new
houses in Bloomingdaie. The bes. value
ever offered in this section for the
money. Tile baths; HOT-WATER
HEAT: cabinet mantels: large cement
cellars: rear porches; complete in every
detail.
FOR SALE-$3. 100 RENTING FOR s25;
NEAR 9th and o; 6 rooms and bath.
FOR SALES 100. Renting for $25;
near govt printing office.
FOR SALE-S4, 800. THIS IS Allow
price for an S-room dwelling on r St;
cellar; FURNACE.
For Sale-Desirable Residences.
BEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY.
FOR CERTAIN REASONS THESE
BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED HOMES
ARE OFFERED MUCH BELOW
VALUE.
Mass. ave. near 10th st; - rooms, 2
baths: reduced from $4,000; $4,000
once loaned on it.
$4,000.
Conn. ave. north of Dupont Circle,
comparatively new stone and brick
dwelling, surrounded by many of the
finest houses in Washington.
$500.
Outlook on Mass. ave. west Of 18th St,
one of the very choicest locations in the
city; the house alone would cost more to
build; IL rooms, baths; hot-water
heat
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For Sale-1413 N. ]. Ave.

This is a good substantial house,
GOOD AS NEW; for certain reasons It
must be sold this month. A CHANCE
TO BUY CHEAP.
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FOR SALES, 800. THIS IS A. LOW
price for an S-room dwelling on r ST.;
cellar; FURNACE.
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s4,75O-REDUCED FROM $500

West of Goth St; 3 stories; cellar; fur
mace heat; many closets; thoroughly
well constructed
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5000 each: renting for sls.50-6-room
bricks with baths; near Capitol.
$500 each; renting for $50 each-s-
room brick.
$500; renting for s27.5o-A new press
brick front on T street; stories; cell
lar; furnace heat.
s.. $50; rents $3.50; rooms, on St,
35X1J0.
5000: renting for 800; X street NV;
brick: 6 rooms and bath.
S., $50 rents s25; brick houses, near
14th and W SITS.
So 800; rents $50; 22x9O; near 14tn and
SITS.
$3.50 each Each rents SD. Near
14th and . SITS.
$4,000 rents $40; near North Capitol.
ST: s rooms.
34xS3.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES.
$4,000 corner NV; rents for $40.
s. 250-12 rooms. 2 baths; rent, $3.50.
S4,150-ReEt, $40: n st. NV.
$4,650-Rent, $3.50; corner ON num-
bered st. NV.
s3,1O0-Rent. $50: northeast.
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13

time to saw out the light stuff for
boxes. there being more money in
heavier lumber any way. 1t is also
stated that capitalists who buy entire
fruit crops have corner en- the box
making industry and that an individ-
ual shipper is almost shut out when
he comes to market his crops unless
1t is sold on the trees to eastern buy
ers. Telluride Journal.
Much to the surprise of the bust :
ness men of the city and the many
friends of Mr.. W. g. Choate, who
has filled the Office of superintendent
of the Rio Grande Junction railway
for several years, q new man for the
position was sent here last Tuesday
and Mr.. Choate relieved. While it
is supposed that the present condition
of the freight yards is responsible for
the sudden change it is not definitely
known why Mr.. Choate has been sue
ceeded by W. A. Whitney formerly
of the Union Pacific. If such is the
case Mr.. Choate certainly has the
sympathy of the people of the city as
he has endeavored to do all in his
power to overcome the congestion
which has for the past month been a
source of Inconvenience to the city at
large. The passenger business has
been on the increase and as stated
several times that it has almost been
impossi BILE to even handle that portion
of the work. n It taking into consider
alton the immense amount of freight
traffic at this season of the year. In
leaving Grand junction Mr. Choate
sewers many pleasant ties and it is
hoped that he will be very successful
in his new home. The friends he has
made throughout the city and along
the lines between New Castle, the end
of his division. and Grand Junction
will greatly regret his departure. The
blame evidently does not rest upon
his shoulders as Mr.. A. E. Welby
while in the city last week stated that
the trouble was due to lack of motive
power which is probably true. Grand
Junction Herald
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13
Wounds, Bruises and Burns

BY applying an antiseptic dressing
to wounds, bruises, burns and like
injuries before inflammation sets n
they may be healed without matura.
tion and in about one third the time
required by the old treatment This
Is the greatest discovery and triumph
of modern surgery. Chamberlain s
Pain Balm acts on this same principle.
1t is an antiseptic and when applied
to such injuries causes them to heal
very quickly. 1t also allays the pain
and soreness and prevents any danger
of blood poisoning. Keep bottle
of pain balm in your home and it will
save you time and money, not to men
tion the Inconvenience and suffering
such injuries entail. For sale by all
dealers.
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13
LEGAL
Desert Land, Final PrOOf-NOtice for
Publication
United States Land Office.

United States Land Office.
Glenwood Springs, Colo, October A.,
1905.
Notice is hereby given that John O.
Houser Of Gypsum, Colorado, has filed
notice of intention to make proof on
his desert land claim No. 486 Ute, for
the sEA SEA Sec. 26, SH SWA,
NEA sWA and sWA seq Sec
25, T. s., R. 81 W. 9th P. M. be-
fore Register and Receiver at Glen
wood Springs, Colorado. on Wednes-
day, November 90. 1905.
He names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
Henry Stephens, of Gypsum, Colo
RADIO.
Alfred Stephens, of Gypsum, Colo
RADIO.
George Msssersmith, of Gypsum. Col
orado.
William H. Lea, of Gypsum, Colo
RADIO. j. F. SQUIRE,
1O.ls-1117 Register
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13
An Awful Cough Cured

1.-Two years ago our little girl had
a touch of pneumonia, which lett her
with an awful cough. She had spells
of coughing just like one with the
whooping cough, and some thought
she would not get well at all. We got
a bottle of Chamberlain $ Cough Rem
edy which acted like charm. She
stopped coughing and got stout and
fat, writes Mrs. Ora Bussard, Bru-
baker, III. This remedy is for sale
by all dealers.
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13
Sick Headache Cured

Sick headache is caused by delange
ment of the stomach and by indigest-
ion. Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets correct these disorders
and effect cure. By taking these
tablets as soon as the first indication
of the disease appears the attack may
be warded off For sale by all deal
ers.
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13

While Pennsylvania man WAS
beating carpet tack flew out and
destroyed one of his eyes. Yet. even
in the face of such warning as this,
there are heartless men who will in
sist npon depriving their loving wives
of that healthful exercise.
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13

A Missouri paper reports that a
mosquito bit man wooden leg and
raised a pine knot on it. Same edit
or, perhaps, who reported corn grow
ing so high in his neighborhood that
the farmers sutained considerable loss
through the angels reaching down and
helping themselves to roastin' ears
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13

Cheapest rates to California and
Northwest. The Midland Route.
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13

One OF the Hotchkiss fruit growers
passed thu ough Telluride day or 80
ago on still hunt for saw mill
where he could purchase few thous-
and fruit boxes in which to pack and
ship his crop of apples. 1t is said
that just now saw mills nearer home
and. in fact. almost all over south
western Colorado. are so rushed with
lumber orders that they cannot End