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Cincinnati % "a
Two base hlts-McGinnity. Strang. Seymour.
Three base hi.-Mertes. Double pleys-Goroor.n.
on balls-On Ewing, l. Sacrifice hh-Browne.
10. BY pl.cher.,Ry MeGnnity, l.. Struck out.,by
cinnati, 4 New York. 7. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
O'Day. Tme-l hour and II minutes. Attendance
1890.
CHICAGO. July SO-Magee's base running gave
Philadephie the game 70 day, He came home on
drew four balls stole second and scored on . bit
by Bransneld. II . Light hitting battle. Tho
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Is N. LJ. .; sosroS IN. L.. s-sscoSp oAxr.

sBAtted TOT fOunH IN tue nIutn tnnIhE.
81 so,, a%ui' :............. oaS
Two base hlts-CanneIl. Fraser. Moran. Three
and Beckley (2,. Stolen bases-Deehanty, Beckley
10 Taylor. Wild pitch-Taylor. First rase on balls
TAYLOR, 5: BY Young. o. Leh on bascs--st. Louis
8; Boston, l. Umpire-Klem. Tlmc--i hour and
ss minutes. Attendance-i2OO0.
uArInMAI LlAnul aRcoan
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NVI71EIIIIIN P PEsh s4 4SEss.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

GRAND CLEARING OUT SALE.
Nets, LIS Lash Whips, so. Buggy Henees ~
4 HOO. Surrey Harness. 1900 Speedway Aai:
Harness, $500 Pony Goods, all kinds. Ridins
Saddle SO upEArd: kad kEh AsfEds S S6
% West Broadway. near Chambers ST.. upstaiIa
IN @oA EMEN-Get the Genuine. DoA't q.
uO0o6 low substitution. Ptxine vessn.
nary Remedies have proven their msrit: p sur
Dept. 4. PIXlNE CHEMICAL CO.. Trey. n. 7.
Observation-Disclosures Ptxine. scientific otnt
cracks, gals, hopple chafes. sores on horses thai
size postpaid 2se:: guaranteed, valuable booklst
free PIxINE CHEMICAL CO., Dept. x. Troy. NJ
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sss:s, . ;;:::'.'.s - !" Ssi So;
First base on errors-Newark, 2; Rochester :.
Left on bases-Rochester. =: Newark, g. Firet
out-By Hesterfer, >; BY CaeaIy >. Home run
Barclay Three base hits-OHsgan. SwAnder
Cockman wild pitch-Cesry. Umpres-Zimmsr
and Moran. Time-i hour and 10 minutes.
At Providence-Rain.
pAsTHRN LEAGUE RsCoRD.
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IT. LOUIS.

Three base ht-I-auterborn. Sacrifice hit
Mcbride. Double plays-Beckey. Mcbride and
Shannon. Hit by ptcher-By Brown. Wild pitches
Wills Cy. first tase on bals-Of Brown. a. Struck
out--By Brown. .: by willis, 3. Left on bases
ST. Louis. s. Boston. s. Umpirc-Klem. Time
1 hour and n minutes.
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In the Individual records A. q. lIur,e q
Staten Island Team Il IL now AZ Re ~ 80
with J. l.. Poyer Of the Brooklyn N''"'~
second.
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BroOklynS.

Dobbs. I; Mcintyre, ]; Malay L. Total. ii. Three
.: DobSs y Bs6b !; Bergen. Il Lewis /; Gessier.
!: Total. =. ITo base hitsEDcbGs: y: Lumley.
5: Malay. !; Lewis. d Icinsyre. !; bergen :: Hail
!. Total, 70.
Stolen bases-Lumiey, is; Lewis II: Dobbs 10:
Sheckard, o; Batch 8: Babb. Q; Ritter. q Gesslcr.
o. Malay, s. Hall. s. Bergen. 4; Mcintyre. q Scsnlon.
I. Total. o..
Sscrince Hns--Lumiey, II; Bergen. 0: Dobbs.
9: Lewis. g. Sheekard, Z; batch g: babb, o. Ritter.
Ion, :: Jones 1: Edason. /. Mitchell l: Total, 70.
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Dogs AND BIRDS.

AFINE LOT hand raised Mexican double yellow
head and redhead parrots. Involvement prcec
strongest parrot caEes u 90; every bird guar:
Houston.
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The biggest gain In points In either Of the
two major leagues last week was made by
the New York Americans. who played Ave
games and won all Of them. advancing IS
points. The New York Nationals also played
and won Ave games. The Brooklyns gained
In points. so that the week was beneficial
for all three local teams. The Clevelands
had very bad week and were the biggest
losers and ne 1t TO them the Circinnatis Jared
worst. Last week q gains and losses follow:
.. AMRRICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago no gain or loss: Cleveland, lost %: Phila
delphia lost u; Detroit. lost 10; New York. gained
IS Boston, gained is: ST. Louis. lost 7; Washington
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. gained 10: Pittsbure. gained 0: Phila
delphia gained /; Chicago lost 10: Cincinnati, lost
aO st. Louis. gained o. Boston. gained s; Brooklyn.
gained 10.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

NEWARK, s: ROCHESTER,, ..
The Newarks made II three straight from the
Rochestcrs at Newark yesterday. The locals put
up another good game and their hitting was oppor-
tune. The score: L -
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Seuthern League.
A. hemphis-Aemphis. 4: Little Rock. O.
Games Scheduled rer To-day.
AMUIcAN LEAGUE

AMmIcAN LEAGUE
Cleveland In New York: 81. Louis In Boston;
Detroit In Warrington: Chicago In Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LlAoUH.
New York In Cincinnati: Brooklyn In Pittsburr:
Philadelphia In Chicago: Boston In St. Louis
BAerERN LIAoun
Buffalo In Jersey City: Toronto In Newark: Mon
treal In Baltimore: Rochester In Providence,
Baseball, To-day. ! :. n. American League
PARK NJ y Amene>IIx, fTHv.'...e-Aar.
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Two novel races are shortly to be sailed
by boats of the New York Yacht Club ono
design s0-footers. The Indian Harbor Yacht
Club has arranged a tournament race. which
will be sailed on Aug 80 and 81 and Sept. 1.
In this race the yachts will compete in pairs
and the winners Of the arst round will race in
pairs again and so on until the winner 10 de-
caded This will make an Interesting contest
and ii 10 expected that nearly all tho boats
will enter.
a race In which each club on the Sound can be
represented by one boat Of this class. The
date for this race has not yet been fixed.
are the New York. Larohmont. Seawanhaka
Corinthlan, Indian Harbor, Manhasset Bay.
American and New Rochelle.
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A. MSsnyEUtlos. ): Albany. !.
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Other Baseball Games Yesterday.
AT MARQUETTE OVAL
Murray Hill...7 90 90 o 0272
Marquette ........0 o o 49,
Enthusiastically and Smith: Groom and
Mexican.
Hsssaprn o o o 90 .
Jefsey City.......l o. o7B
batteres-Deegan. Beck and O'Neill: Plan
miller and Vandegrih.
AT BRIGHTON OVAL
BRIGHTON A. C......O o o 3 o. - 1
PsssAic..........i o o o o. I
Bstteries-Girard and Dunn; Checkley and
Seifert.
Al Ridsewood-An cubans. ;: Ridgewood. 2
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western League.

A. 81. Joseph-Flrst game-St. Joseph, >: Omaha,
l. Second game-Omahs, o. st. Joseph. L.
A. Sioux City-Sioux City, 7: Pueblo, I.
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American Association.
A. Mllwsukee-rlrst game India uapolis. 4: Nil
waukee, o. Second game-lndiA napolis. s: NIL
waukee, 2.
Al acknowledgements, IA Kansas city,
Al Columbus Columbus, II; -. Paul. 0.
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Hudson River League. ,
Al Hudson--Firyt game-Newburgh. o: Hudson,
L. Second game-Hudson. 0; Pouehkeepsie, l.
At PaterNon--RAiu.
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with another thousand dollar wa ger at Q to 8.
Then a fourth at . to s. Rut he hacked down
when Walters offered to tate nth wager at
the error was discovered. Grandpa had
never been better than Q TO s and was then
at even money. Lewisqhn seemed highly
but when Dick Roberts came home. with the
money 1t was Walters's turn to SMILE.
The entries for to.morroX are as folloWa:
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Excellent New Home Furnishings

At auction Saturday morning. commenc-
Ing 10 q. m. with a fine assortment of
beautiful patterns About IL a. m. a Sc
lected assortment OF handsome furniture
for the home large roll top desk. etc.
Parties furnishing their homes would
subserve their own interest by attending
these sales. Nothing misrepresented
Wilson & Mayers 1227 and 122s @ st
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Rogerson's Specials.
Get a Beautiful Picture Free

At your grocer's by presenting 10 Red
Clover Creamery Butter wrappers. It's
'The Butter that Betters the Bread"
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Typhoid PROOF Milk Free.

Send for = free bottle Of Clean Milk. -
Purified in a steam turbine perfectly
Pasteurized and chilled This is the
finest. purest and only safe milk in the
city at regular prices. Ice cream made
Of purified cream. Standard Dairy and
Ice Company 1893 18th ST. NV. Phone
North 1S3
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Stove Repairs.

The trade is informed that our stock
now comprises gennin. repairs for over
S.Oco Furnaces, Latrobes. Heaters. Ranges
and Cook Stoves. Rudolph & West Co.
1882 New York ave.
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WANTED-ROOMs.

WANTED-Three unfurnished rooms for uaht
housekeeping between 18th and 22d Sta NV .
state price Address BOX 53s Times office
1t
WANIED-Two W communicating second story
unfurnished tor one furnished) rooms: sunny
Wei! heated; for invalid old lady and AT.
tendant Address BOX $685. Times office.
w ANIE-D-U nfurnished. second floor, In mod
ern house. Northwest OF 18th and 4 SIS Al
dress BOX 531. Times once II
WANTED-By quiet student, room. perTna-
nent; 50. Address BOX 532. Times ONCE II
YOUNG COUPLE desire two OF more n,ceiI,
Iurnlsned rooms for housekeeping: state price
Address a M. BOX 55l. Times Office
oc6-St
WANTED-ROOMS List your rooms with
US. We viii rent them for YOU at .rnaH
charge. COVE & EVERETT. 5 ST NV.
se24-90t
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DANCING.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES
THE ORDWAYS I31 lin 81 X w-Everv
monday. Tuesday. Friday. and Saturday even.
ing: beginners class. go: advanced $50
Lady assistants. six lessons 50 So Privute
Iessons oy appointment Profs. WYNDHAM
aud WILLLA ses- -s1t
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Nothing Better Than Compo-Board

as a finish for walls. ceiling and cornice.
Attractive and absolutely damp-p proof.
Sold by Thos- w. Smith. 1st and Ind. ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Wiley's Every Saturday Ioc Perfecto.
Sold only on Saturday for sc. 4c5 10Th
ST NV
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Palms, Ferns, for Want of Room, soc.
On the dollar. F. II. Kramer, sls F NV.
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wANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

,WANTED-By two young men. room and
Doaro' ives, or goth St Address stating
wANTED-Roons and hoard -, -.
thfee, young married couple and gentJen1a n
eitner IN Northeast or Northwest: state terms
ADDRESS BoX 80. Times Office. IT
VA, 49, Ls-o ED-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping or board for married connie in
private fdimly' state price. Address BOX 800
Times office
WANTED-Roonn and board in quiet family
@ Lor INV ana iady; reasonable rates: Northeast
preferred Address MRS NJ c r. Jsaa "
st. ne. - q.
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Fussell's Ice Cream in Special Molds,
Bricks and by the gallon. 1427 n. Y. ave.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

WANIED-By young colored man. position
as waiter and helper in private family ae2I
. st NV. ~
WANTED-Place as chauffeur; unjer~+and
now 10 take care OF machines 2O87 L 81 NV
oc6-2t 49,
WANTED-By student. work morning and
evening for board and change. Address 1871
Vermont ave. oCs 81
WANTED-By responsible, sober man posi-
tlon OF trust as instaliment collector or clerk
IN coal yard; good reference. Address BOX
20, lines oince. oc5-2t
YOUNG MAN desiring position will give $50
Ior good. steady Government position at anv-
thing. Address BOX sol Times office oc5-9t
WANTED-By colored man. place as butler
IN private family; good references lI33 IIth
St NV. o. .,
WANTED-By colored man. position as Arc
man In apartment or hotel: good reference
35 St sw. oc5et
WANTED-By young man place in house or
In store. 335 Ridge St, city. oca-2t
WANTED-By a young colored man position
as steward or head waiter: good References
Address j. II. r. 1923 oath st. se30-7t
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Golden Rod Hams and Bacon
Cannot be beat
+. Rogerson & Co.. 9Th and La. ave nv
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80 ~ trade. Apply so 80 ST. sw.
ness Address BOX 5s4. Times once.
occ-tt
FOR sALE-At inventory. cigar and confso-
tionery store. making sl0o month: ownsr
SaIi az "a 81. ne. after ) pm Same
NEW four-chair bootblack stand c6ea7 sfs
- - ~. oc6-es
FOR sALE-Grocery store: good corn.-
Southeast Address BOX $40. Times Office.
FOR SAI.E-The chance OF A lifetime. c5-z,
store and pooiroom; four tables: old stand;
Well established with trade equal to none.
ms ms IS the hrst chance at this place. Per-
sons without money don't answer. AdCrses
BOX 547. Times Office ocs-H
WANTED-To rent place suitable For wood
yard Address BOX 22sS. Station G. oc6-s
FOR SALE-SlO0 Will buy corr.r ovst.r
mouse, doing good business; owner engaged
n "a other business Call at corner sth aad
FOR SALE-Dining room and other furrs-
lure ice chest. china. carpets ard rugs A
1.S1 9th ST NV; new. oc6-st
WANTED-CapabIe man to sell stock ON
oress Bon 492. Times cf1ce- oc5-s
CORNER GROCERY. Northwest. q spIendIa
l,e loSatlon' u rent. 40 OLD DOMINION CO,
u ~ oc5-G
ATTRACTIVE corner cigar store. at invoices.
OLD DOMINION CO. 5l2 + st. oc5-t
FOR sALE-Grocery: good stand: bargain;
owner mas other business. lG25 7th st M
oc5-3t
WANTED-Partner with a small cap,tai for
,ra.r ,Sncn rcom business: on 9th 81 NV. be-
ofilce- ocs-n
WANTED-A good promoter. who can act
qnich TO make good E.uney- Address BOX
5l9, Times Office oc5-u
FOR SALE-Cigar end stationery store; best
Saas s,and IN Is Peasant; clearing 3 900 years
FICkFORD. Sll Colorado building oc5-st
wANTED-A cigar store or poof room: 500
to $500 Address BOX 461. Times once
cc4-3t
FOR sALE-Roouing house. vicinity lath
and G sts- Address BOX Az. Times ofics.
FOR sALE-Barber shop on trial: references.
1914 14th St NV oc4-at
FOR sALE-cisar store. sls5- 124 ~ st-
NV. oc5-st
FOR SALE Secondhand. furniture store.
horse wagon, carriage. aud harness; cheap
Tor cash Address BOX 485, Times Office.
oc4-3t
FIRsT-CLAss two-chair barber shop. 81 II
ST. NV ocs-7t
FOR SALE-Cheap. lunch room and roomtnx
mouse, 9Th St. between II ST. and New York
ave nw- FOOTE'S pay the rent OF the whole
pace reason for selling. sickness Address
BOA as, Times Office. oc4-St
FOR SALE-Store and living rooms. Address
EOA zs.. Lines Office oc4-st
DINING ROOM location, pennsylvania ave:
clearing So day over all expenses: price.
81. go: owner compelled to leave city NEW
iORk BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil f St
oc4-3t
GROCERY, Northwest; monthly sales 81 COO:
on account III health business must be sold:
viii invoice NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS'. GIL st. oc4-st
BOOMING HOUSES: excellent locations:
showing large profits. prices. $50 TO 81 COO
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 6lI 3
81. oc4-st
GROCERY. Southeast. with Iivfng rooms:
oeily sales SS5. only $3.50 NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS, GIL F St oc4-St
WANTED-To buy cigar store, Northwest.
from owner Address BOX ssl. Times oifics
oc4-3t
RIcHFIELD Mining Company stock fo- sals.
eco shares j. T BERTRAND, Haywood
Tex of-I--.
WANT INVESTMENT PRoPERTIEsNsso
homes Nothing too small or too large.
THE aARRISON-BROWNIN COMPANY
ec5 G Street N ". ty2S-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE g. FEMALE

WANTED-Colored man and wife out Of
CITY; COOK and house man. 700 st. NV.
WANIED-Man and wife, seven miles In
country. on electric line; woman cook
wash. ana iron. man TO milk COW and work
on farm: wages. $50 per month Apply ROOM
., -Vpo 81. NV. oc6-2t
WANTED-Colored man and wife no chill
dren TO axe care OF an apartment house.
wages. So per month and quarters Apply
70 W EAnER BROS. 1915 F ST NV. about 8
O'Clock Monday morning It
WANTED-You 10 know thai Won can iea-n
tno syllable system OF Shorthand In IS
nours. and attain speed OF 75 to 100 words
IA 100 nours study. or money refunded. We
also teach the Pitman. Graham, Gregg and
Barnes sytems, Typewriting, and Spanish
Oay and evening sessions. Speed classes
IHE STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3I5-3l6
Colorado building. au7-tf
WANTED-A few pupils in shorthand and
typewritfng. by practical stenographer; spe-
cial rates 10 first ten who apply. Address
BOX 32l. Times Office se7o-Iot
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Unadulterated Ice Cream,
Rosenfeld's. s12 II st. ne. Phone. East
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Rogerson's Leads Them All.

Spring Chicken -.-.--..-..............I I5-
y. Rogerson & Co. 9th and La ave. NV.
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West End Laundry. 1723-25 Pa avenue
aw- Phone, Main 2s2l, postal
The Washington times., 1905-10-06
Chris. xander's Pride of Virginia por.

The Port Wine preferred by physI
clans for convalescents. 75c qt. 909 eth s.,
The Washington times., 1905-10-06

Order Your Sugar, Flour, ETC.,
AT JoHNsToNs 7si 9TH st. NV.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CORNER GROCERY STORE for sale cbeav.
estaoAshed trade. Apply so 80 St sw.
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Gas Logs, Andirons, Oil Heaters; Full
stock: lowest prices.
l2of q. G. A. Muddiman {, Co GIG u st.
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Gas Logs, Andirons, Oil Heaters;

Full stock; lowest prices.
12G @. 9. A MudoIman & Co. 6ls 18th S
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FOUND.

WE RENOVATE all kinds OF hats into 4ny
style. size. or color. guaranteed KANDEL
llS1 9TH st. NV se7-30t
PRINTING-The better kind backed ~
truth, honesty. and Il Year, practical ex-
pcrtence: this kind pays. 1000 business
cards. $50: 30 visiting cards. 25c. HAYS
sos L ST. NV. set-2Or
The Washington times., 1905-10-06

BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP. doing good bus;-
ness. Address BOX 534. Times once
The Washington times., 1905-10-06
ANACOSTLA.

oURrs PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Jefferson sts-
The Washington times., 1905-10-06
Look for the Special Glasses

Bearing name and trademark when vo
order 'Roval Pilsen the new light beel
Leading bars. Abner-Drury Brew. Co
The Washington times., 1905-10-06

BRO0KLAND, d. C.
ARTHUR II +. LUERSsEN. Drug store.
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Best Work. Best Service. Try Us.

CN tue uoHaf- r II. hramer, ZIG K NV.
Best Work. Best Service. Try Us.
West End Laundry. 1925 Pa. avenue
aw- Phone, Main 2s2l, or postal
Rogerson's Leads Them All.
Spring Chicken .............1 1sc
y. RoGerson & Co. 9th and La ave. NV
Unadulterated Ice Cream,
Rosenfeld's. s12 II st. ne. Phone. East
Look for the Special Glasses
Bearing name and trademark when YOU
order ''Roval Pilsen.' the new light beer
Leading bars. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
Gas Logs, Andirons, Oil Heaters; Full
stock: lowest prices.
12a @. c. A Muddiman {, Co. GIG u st
Fussell's Ice Cream in Special Molds.
Bricks and by the gallon 1927 n. Y. ave.
Gas Logs, Andirons, Oil Heaters;
Full stock; lowest prices.
1904 @. G. A MudoIman & Co. 6ls 18th st
Golden Rod Hams and Bacon
Cannot be beat
r. Rogerson & Co.. 9Th and La. ave. NV.
Chris. Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
The Port Wine preferred by physl-
Clans for convalescents. 75c OF 00a 1fh 81
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Chainless Columbia National
Rambler. Olive. Yale. and 30 other good
makes. at lowest prices 113 Pennsylvania
ave.
FOR SALE-A high-grade bicycle cheen- 500
u ST sM. oc5-3t
ST. JOHN solid rubber cushioned tire un-
puncturable; light; very resilient; tire troubles q
ended JONES TIRE WORKS Agents
6O2-6o4 st. ocs-5t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WE WANT two bright. intelligent young
Men as statesmen. who furnish bond
Apply $3.50 Saturday morning. UNITED
MA ave
The Washington times., 1905-10-06

FOR SALE-Second-han furniture store.
horse, wagon, carriage, and harness cheao D
Tor cash. Address BOX 4s5, Times Office
oc4-3t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

LARGE ROOM. with porch: heat. lsxht, one
or two persons. 5l2 St ne n
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FOX SALE-At inventory. cigar and confeo-
tionery store. making Sl00 a month: ownsr
mas otner business and cannot attend same
Call at 2d st. ne. after 5 pm Sarns
owner for six years ora n
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LOST.

I-OST-One god horseshoe pin. one gold
brooch. amethyst setting. Reward, 2025 Co.
lunbia road oc6-2t
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LcST-Oct0ber L. on It'll st. OF Pennsylvania
ave, hear-de-lts stickpin. containing thirteen
pearls Return 10 MISS GUNNELL, Oh sth
St nN-- reward II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

! WANTED-At SINCLAIR'S. 63s louisiana
ave. furniture. roli-top desk, showcases.
pianos. organs. stocks Of groceries. old
4 feather beds, for cash ocs-3t
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms: two sp,.abts
for light housekeeping 431 G 81 NV.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Horse maids, SIS. s16. sI4: also
many cooks. general houseworkers, nurses.
buffers. and other help. LADIES EX-
CHANGE, S0z Vermont ave. 1t
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MARIAVILLE.
Oct2.

All crops are very good, especially the
potato crop.
DR.. c. c. Morrison, of Bar Harbor, was
at his farm over Sunday.
Otha Jellison and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
visited friends in town last week.
Miss Ella Garland, of Great Pond, held
services at the chapel Tuesday evening.
G.. W. Brimmer and wife, of Brewer,
were guests of Frank Jordan and wife
Saturday and Sunday.
George Giles and wife, of Hancock
were guests at Mrs. Giles childhood
home for few days last week. Her
father, Molbrey Kingman, is still hale and
well at lightweight. He lives with his
daughter, Mrs. Sewell Brimmer. His only
son, Fred Kingman, a talented musician
of Boston, has been at home for a short
stay.
Sept. 30. F.
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SOUTH BROOKSVILLE.

A. w. Gray is working for F. w. Cotton.
Alfred Condor is at work on Irvine
Gray's new house.
The Adam Bowlby has gone to Quincy
Point with lumber.
The W. o. Nettleton brought freight to
Bucks Harbor Saturday.
Mrs. 1. F. Hutchinson, who has been on
trip to Bangor, is at home.
Nelson Black is building large poultry
house for Mrs. E. w. Haskell.
Mrs. Lillian Raynes, of Eagle island, is
visiting her mother at Orcutt's Harbor.
Mrs. Levi Franks, who has been in Ellis
worth for the past few weeks, is at home.
Ralph Condor has gone to Friendship
to purchase large sloop to use as a clam
smack.
The Lizzie J. Clark arrived from Port
land Friday with freight for Sargentville
and Bucks Harbor.
Arthur W. Howard, of Cape Roster, is
putting in the foundation for large poul-
try house for Fred Cotton.
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ASHVIILE,
proving.
Oct. 2.
DOLLY.

Mrs. Winfield Pettee entertained the
Hariand district sewing society wednes-
day.
The Misses Mary and Norah PrebIe are
visiting relatives in Hancock for a few
days.
Miss Ethel Martin left Monday morn
ing for Brewer, where she has employ
ment.
Mrs Bertha Lindsey Nelson is spending
week with her parents, James Lindsey
and wife.
Capt. Nathan Biekford, of Bar Harbor.
has moved his family to Ash point to the
property recently purchased by David B.
Ogden, Of New York.
John II. Tracy and wife are spending a
week at Capt. o. p. Bragdon's before going
to Waltham, Mass, to remain during the
winter with their daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Smith.
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