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kooMs AND EoARp.


TWO IN ROOM. $40 per month and up;
nfSt-ciaSs tab.e board steam heat hsafsff-
IeI rooms % 18th St NV. no29-st
ROOMS and good board; bath same floor
1882 10th no2est
ONE LARGE corner room and one small
one, with board; vacant on nth ApDlv after
O'Clock, 5oi 4tn st. NV. no2i-St, cod
2l22 NJ ST NW.-Warm room, plentiful board
slo 70 4z9 per month: ealIy breakfast. II
ROOMS with or without board AZ o 81. NV.
COMFORTABIE furnished rooms front: cen
trally located; telephone service heat ami
light excellent board; reasonable MRS
5 T. FRIfTS. go New York ave. no2s-st
WANTED-Two three young men to room
and board in private family; good board
~ Io-o o.
ROOM AND BOARD for two; gentlemen pre-
ferred. 1iSl 10th st. NV. no2S-5t
LARGE ROOM with board y29 81 NV
Phone Main 1851. noZ7-5t
ROOM AND BOARD; two gentlemen pre-
ferred 663 South Carolina ave noz7-zt
wANTED-Two boarders; nicely furnished
room, with good board. bath, $3.50 per week
each. 1o25 22d st. nv. nosT-st
FURNISHED room with board 1lo9 H st.
nv. noz7-sI
1903 NEW YORK AVE, opposite Corcoran
Art Gallery; single room. s25s also others
porcelain baths. no2s-st
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS; home cooking. $40 to
$50 per month for two. 1s2S H st. no25-7t
ROOMS WITH BOARD. in private family:
two large second story rooms. near Library
and Capitol I21 North Carolina ave. Sc.
no25-7t
heat and gas; home cooking rates reason
able. 3I6 18th ST NV no23-7t
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Phiia. oyster < ehop House. 5ls lith NV
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LOCAL MENTION

You're Looking Good"
At sautter's Cafe. 5e2 9th st. NV
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Open AII pay Tomorrow.
Drop Lights for Christmas.

Phila. oyster & Chop House. 5l2 l1th NV.
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Best Watch Repairing IN City.
CANDY candyl Candy

Watch Crystals. 10c; Main Springs. 75c.
lsadore Kahn. 7l5 7th ST. NV.
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HELP wANTED-MALE s. FEMALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hands on womena
coats Best salaries IN Washington.
PARKER. BRIDGET & co.
no29-st
WANTED-You can learn the syllable system.
rs 70 100 words IN 150 hours, and We win pro
position for yol. We teach also Pit
man, Graham, Gregg. and Barnes systems,
typewriting. and Spanish. STENOGRA PHO
ACADEMY, Colorado Bldg Phone M. II42.
no4-1
WANTED -saIespeopIe OF good appearance
FOR month OF December. Apply to MAN
AGER, Brentano's. 18th and F SITS. 1t
sTENOGRAPHERs to join the CLAWS
CLUB and DICTATION CLASS. Gil Corcoran
building. ADEHE WILLIAMS, Manager.
no9-eod&Su-I2t
NOTICE-sl0 a day can be made by any
man woman by selling handmade, high
art embroidery novelties and all kinds Ori-
entail goods and silk and woolen shawIs. We
OFFER these goods direct from the manufac-
tuFers of the United states Embroidery
Works, l4s F. Broadway. New York. Wash
ington branch. sis ST. NV. ROOM 9.
Gail at branch or drop postal card for in
formation no2s-l0t
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FOR HOUSEKEEPING nicely fur
nfshed, well heated rooms, $40. reference.
l05S New Jersey ave. NV noss-3t
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FoR RENT-FuRNIsHEp ROOMS.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING: two front. to man
and wife, private mouse. G 81. cars. 6iz ID
81. NV. uo2g-5t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALK.

! WANTED-Young woman TO take charge OF
house; cook for one; good home 70 right
party. Address BOX I50. Times office.
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TABLE BOARD.

A NEW ENGLAND LADY IS prepared 10
furnish substantial home board to a lin
tied number OF ladies and gentlemen living
In the nelghborhood, commencing December I,
X application Is made Immediately, at FLAT
l. 1880 18th ST.. near Rhode Island ave
Also Will have full line Of homemade
cakes TO order At any time no2S-3t
HOME COOKING: creamery butter; fresh
eggs good service; go per month s17 G ST.
NV. nO2S-St
DINING room for Iadiss and gentlennens good
meals modern rates I=zs New York
oc20-3ot
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Stove and Roof Repairing.
Lowest prices. SO4 F st. NV
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FOR sALE-Bloek os Mergenfhaler-ffo -ffortoa
Basket al -oc per share. Address S05 sta 81.
rsrTT-1f
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FOR RENT-F'urnished. pretty. bright front
room Ia comfortable home; convenient to cars
and Inc toard. 1861 Harvard 81. nv.
no29-st
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szs INDIANA AVE.-Two large front rooms
sOnaDic. uoE-zt
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MANICURE. esrahisshes; t.usfsf.ss ,..,--i...s -,
By iaGy; taking in $50 fnonfhlt. price ses5
includes six rooms OF fufnff5sfe III 7r-e =
BOX le9. Times Office n39-st
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FOR SALE-Gocd corner grocery 4th and 4
ST Sc; no reasonable offer refused to quick
buyer sickness cause Of selling no27-st
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Tea COFFEE, butter and egg business. sod
location; good route. vii seH IA saes-sf,s.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 81 +
st -. s,
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SAIE-A eisar and rersasIi.saf sflre moi
parior attached. hest location in washington ;
owner nest selis has other interest Ad-
- - oo-2 1ys. times oihee, ne2t=st
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FOR RENT-ElegaRtiy furnished rooms cR
suite or single. vel heated; private family
Grant place NV. noZs-zt-
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-Horsss TO board in country. near
city; s. per month; references given. Ad-
dress BOX 147 Times Office no39-St
WANTED-For winter horse for It's keep.
good care assured. used IN retail grocery
wagon. Address BOX III. Times once.
no2T-St
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ANACOSTIA.
BROoKLAND, D. c

BuRY.s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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6oEDENBERG's 7th and X sts. NV.
s. KANN. SONS 4 CO.. 5th snd AafAS1 i ApeSe' @
&RVIN'S CIGAR STORE 18TH ana = "a =, - - =
". Z McNDLTls Cigar store, 4atn 80 -
A. K. POWELL. 4th and East Capitot IS.
a M DANIELS cor 1Ath and z SIS nv, Nv.
J.. FRENCH SIMPSON. Ger ttn ST. -@--
Island ave. and X st NV -,,--,---o.,-
C6As q HORNIJ%G CHRISTIAN Pha1inecy'
gw cor eth and n NV.
ETAFFDRD PHARMACY. It'll and n sts- ne
CEAS. n. RLJAIE;R. n. Cap ana r sts- 4i0'
r A. NEITCE 10Th and n sts NV.
n . BRACE. cor 20fh aud N sts- NV
fsIIICSI.ExsS PHARMACY. 2fst ana 9 SITS. NV
O'D0NNEI.L DRUG CO, sth AKA y So =
GILL ETTE & co. 18th and J. sts. nv
3 NJ WAGNER K CO. Isl and II SIS nv nv
H T. BUTTS, cor. 4th and Mass ave. Nv
J. T. TAYIOE cc- eth and SIS. NV
NJ 6 FEALY NV. cor. 11th and "a aNe- -
J D COBI.ENTZ. Fla ave. ana A. Up 81
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave nv
fHAS q CAMPBELL. cor I'd end = SIS ne
Y HUGO EISENBEISS. Tth and SIS s"-
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BRooKLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR H. F. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L. cARNE & CO. 7os King St
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, with board.
y24 Massachusetts ave. nv nozs-3t
FOR RENT-One large front room. second
story nicely furnished; $40 per month; also
one for -. Il4z 7th 81 NV noZS-3t
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/ " ANTED-A good cook. WEST END EN-
/ PIsOY MENr AGENCY, 1857 sd st NV: br ng
reference. IT
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GROcERY AND PROVISION store SOUTH
east. living rooms cheap. DUGAN. 6f7
Louisiana ave. no27-3t
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ELEGANT new, completely furnished. vel
heated fiat; gas, bath; no children; So Cal
alter ! 81 SIS 9TH ST. ne no2g--t
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FOUND.

~ gstlfgtrE an kinds OF hats int any
-tttes str - color. guaranteed. ISANDELs
nv Goi4-Sas
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SLEEPING ROOM for young man. 81 per
week. szl4 . St Il
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s E foof RHODES, Elocusfon Fubiaa
E,a as Practical Platform Work. Studio.
sash tsetts ave. Ac5 -
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SEVERAL good grocery and cigar stores.
bargains. YOUNG. 100 9Th 81. no2z-st
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If you have not
the time to send
or bring your Ad
TO The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
up Main 5o93
and our Want
Al Messenger
viii call for your
Ads. No extra
charge tor the
service.
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FOR RENT-Furnished. two nice large rooms.
bath same GOcr; heat and gas; Tor lixht
housekeeping, or rent singIys near Washing
ton circ.e. z4IS * NV II
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WANTED-Compefent woman to do general
housework at 124 Massachusetts ave. ne; ref
eTences- no28-3t
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NICELY FURNISHED, well kept front
ro0Isi porcelain bath terms reasonable. Ap-
ply ll27 f;h ST. NV. noz9-st
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/ WANTED-For German family three Ger
man girls, cook, maid. and nurse Apply
1872 I NV. IL
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rooms; block from Palais Royal rent. s59s
roonners pay Se5- Price S450 Address BOX
| ia Times Office. nozs-5t
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/ WANTED-Plain cook. chambermaid; also
{ iaundress, by the day; girl light hotseuork
1895 lth St NV II
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FOR RENT-UNFURn1sHED ROOMS.

FOX RkNF-Entire second floor and bath:
ne ns@.. gas Tor cooking: nice parties 1871 iItn
I - -. noZ7-3
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WANTED-A good cook, at once. for privat,
boarding: stay nights. 1902 II st. NV. i
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LARGE second story front room 10 one ol
Two gentlemen. S2l 18th st. NV. nozs-5t
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/ WANTED-At Riggs House. white chamber
maids Apply to HOCSEKE EEPER. no2s-St
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MEMBER Of Congress can md comfortabi
rooms IN private family; telephone. 1874 "
NV nfs.e-9t
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WANTED-GirI or settled woman for gem
eral housework. Call IS 9 ST. ne. 1T
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FOR RENT-turnished front room, secon,
St nv no9S- a.
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n15 ST. NW.-Iarge. comfortable. second
story room. Sf2 for one. no29-3t
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JeS 10th ST EW.-Large, bsy-ysi indow from
or middle rooms; steam heat hot bath, Kas
rent very cheap. noZy-st
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WANTED-WoInsn for housework: no wash:
go home nights. Call before 10 or after .
o. o'clock 80 y st. NV. II
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wANTED-BIcgcLEs

DON'T PUT your old bicycles IN the cellar
We pay highest each prices for them 1i3
Pennsylvania ave. NV. nO2S-5t
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$3.50 REQUIRED am clearing so weekly
and want partner fiady or geutieuan} with
$3.50 and services. to join me n baying an
other business ike the one I own address
l BOX 12o Times oface- no27-5t
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housework. 500 D 81. NV. no29-5t
wANTED-White girl 20 do chamber work:
no washing, ironing. o. cooking. Apply at
l205 10th ST NV. no2e-2t
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FOR RENT-One room. I7xz4 feet. manu-
featuring II st. NV noz5-7t
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WANTED-A girl about 20 years old, to
take charge OF oyster and dining rooms ref
ssesases required Address BOX l52. Times Of
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maner !; ie mebr man oapon trinft,
oefto buritiaer miro man.
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5Dute ben 0r1kten Gfepttfer TIT Gait
Mniuntp Rber5eugeu.

Meil er bas Heugnis zines San
Nntoniers lift.
Das 8eugnis leiht unteriuht werz
ben fann.
0eil Der 8eueis bic ar6Bte aner'
tennung bes Beroienites lit.
Die eldnsenoite Redtfertiauns.
2eiet:
Der 40 Splebab StraBe tppb=
nenoe Zimmerman uno Bau.unterz
nebmer @. 6. DaDis, Der DDaa's
geieren= YiIen in elmer 6ffentliben
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beitdtiet oieielbe in nod beitimmte=
rem Worten, wie folgt: nSm MOnat
Wfai 1902 erlieB ib cine aur 8erDf<
feutlibun9 beitimmte @rfldrung. bes
siiglib Der @pltaten. bic i'd ourb
ben @ebraub BON Doan's 0ieret=
Biuen erbielt. Die pom Berar Drug
Store unb Slider & Sprinsau uers
fault perben. Set Der 8eit per<
ipiirte ih geringe Inaeihen meines
alten 2eibens, aber ib fano, bab Elm
paar BON DDan's pierenz HiQen, in
rebter Belt genDmmeu, niemals uer=
feblten, bic Mttafe ab3upehren. SD
babe bieielben pielen sSreunben uno
Befannten empfDblen unb tperbe
fortfabren, es 3u tlln, benn lie baben
mir iebr gebolfen. gbe ib Die Bilz
len nabtn, fonnte ib mid niht nies
oerbeugen ODER aufribten. Wenn ib
irgeno ettuas bDm BDoen aufbeben
mDute, tnuBte ib meine &niee beus
gen, anftatt n1einen Niiden. @enn
ib mid ertdltete. TO ihlua bic @rfals
tuna auf meine Nieren uno Die Tdtigs
teit oieier Organe geriet in ihlimme
l1noronung. Der Bmiibenraum Der
Belt. felt ib laeine erite Grfldrung
erlieB, bat ba5u aeoient, ben Bepeis
su liefern. oaB bic 6eiluug perma=
nent mar.
grbdltlib bel allen Droguiiten.
Yreis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
So. in Buffalo, N. g., aueinige
Igenten fiir bic Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt nibt ben Namen 8 a n
unb acceutirt tein Subititut.
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Stir $500 ua@ 9euti1lauo.

Deutlb ameritaniibe 1eitunaen
neroen i'm alten Baterlanb nit orD.
bem Snterefie eeleien, neil lie 1ih
frei auSlpreben uno bdufig BON orii-
ben mebr 9eui9teiten unb Nahrih.
ten bringen, als bic oeutlben Bel.
tl,ngen ielbit. Die rsSreie Breiie fit
2eras" lit oriiben iiberaQ, tuohin 1ie
aeionbt uirb. elm iebr germ geiebener
8ait uuo fam iib riibmen, Mners
fennung uno @iroigung gu finoen,
uie aus 5ablreiben Briefen an uns,
iomie an Dieienigen. nel9e bas Blatt
an lire 8ermanoten i9iden, berpur.
3ebt. Wer oaber ieinen Berpanbten
uno Sreunoen cine Sreuoe erpeilen,
ibnen elm mi0tummenes @eibent
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelIe fiir iie Die
wJreie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sn.
tereiie fir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, mo bic
8eruanoten ipobnen, 1T in Deut1b.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es lit unmDa.
li@, in BripatbrieIen eine 10 Qriino.
libe Iuftlarung unb Bei9reibung
oes fremoen 2anoes gu eeben, pie
bies Die r6reie YreKe" aQp1hent.
lib tbut. SIR ben aerineen Breis
uOn So perienoen mir pDrtofrei unier
reibbaltiges Wubenblatt auf elm Sabr
on irqenb cine Noreiie i'm Guslanbe.
Die ssreie Vreffe fiir Eeras pn6I.
CDmbann.
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SiiOmeltteraS MIN mflt Gun
Wenn Sbr Sud irgeabwo niebet.
taiien mollt. thut es entlane Der 2i'
ME Der
Eaa NntDntO h glganfas
Bat Sabn,
I'M n@Diitritt bes 5taates. @t.
lnnobett ano 2lima unil5ertroffen.
Billige 9dnbereien fitr ben sgarmer,
Warftgartner, Obits uub Biebsahter.
Meaen @inselbeiten penbetG 81 ud Of
Geo. s.. 2upt0n. @. B. g..
san NrtpniO. Teros.
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S 6 n t s ef.
Aaerlet SntereKantes aus aaerlei 0es
btet-Jar Seoem etpas.

8 d peoen fiibrt jdbrlih fir
5000, 900 Baubols aus.
Der GriesRanaI tpiro nof
ieinem umbau bier Wal 70 lang ietu
fpie Der SueazRanal.
Das gr0bte Oorf prsu=
Bens lit 3abr5e in @hlefien. oas &c.
600 8epobner aGblt.
Muf ben Geleif.n Der
Neiu Dort GentraIs8abn laufen jsBt,
ausgenommen an Sonntagen, tdslih
996 pafasiersiise.
R5ni g 6 D IN a > bebicirts
ben Ropf feines bsriihmteu pferbes,
Imbufb H., oem Natursefdi&tliden
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Qon oo nj neue Wotor>6euerz
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Sm mittIeren SIoames
rita iinb Gier, RotosnuHe unb
SdotoIaoe els iaatlid uncertainties
Gslb allsemsin i'm llmlauf.
Stanbinanien 1T bur1 feline
muiterbaften WerpflesunsspsrbdltniiIs
unb bic Hiebsrseit istnes Woliss bas
SbeaI zines SOurifteulanbss.
Die 1unsufsn in @ibirisn
bsfiBen 10 f4arfe Nueen, baB iis Die
spur oes Mtlbes an 3ei9en srtsnnsn.
bic tein anosrsr msnid bemsrtt.
.MeibeR pf.ffer" &c.
ipinnt man baburd. bab i9parasr
pfsffer in Wafer setporfsn uno baa
dubere, ountIe 9dut9en abserisbsn
tpsrb.
tt 1ineftf9e Regis-
runo bat einen Gerber aus Roro=
beatf4Iano perpflidtst, auf einiss
Sabre na4 Gbina gu tommen, um bort
oie mooerne @erbdrt sin5ufibren.
Jtaltenif4e 4erste be.
baupten. oie 8eobadtung sema9t au
haben. oaB Der 3uftano paHeriii9tiss,
Rranter iid Deientli4 befert. penn
man bon ibrer Nabrung bas Gal,
itreHs ausi9Iiebt.
g dneebItt oienen Der
9epobnern am Wadensieflufe, aa.
naba. i'm Wtnter ais 4ufentbaltsort
Sn Den 5utten 1T es 10 parm, oaf
ibrs 8emobnsr iid oft jsglidsr aI.i=
oung entleoigen.
Der Dsuti9s Rrieger.
Blu D. Der Die 2anossz zRriessrp.r.
bdRbe Der norobeutiben 8anbesitaa
ten uno eiiabsaotbringsns umfabt
adNte am 1. 4prtI 1905 16.967 Ser.
stns nit !. .469. .220 Mitsliebern, Sisr.
bon iparsn 271. 1926 ooer 1873 prossnt
Rrm9speteranen.
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Seine Dual tommt Der ourd Rbeu.
lnatiSmus oeruria6ten sleid. Durd,
ben 9ebraub oon Gimer & 0tmeubs
Neeept 1fo. 1851 tuiro iofort 9in=
oer!in9 gelbaffen. Sn allen Wpo.
tbefen au haben.
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Sin ifarfer g6mk.

SaiBsn 81. ben ROrper gsgen arants
beit ourd Sutt's7pillen. Elm abiolutss
9eilmittel fur Ropffdmeraen, 9pspsps
fla. WdIaria, 3artleibisteit unb dbnlis
de Qeiben.
XDas xrtebrab te8 &ebens.1
Or. 1utt: Sbr. 2ebsr piaeH iinD pas
1riebrao bes 2sbens. Sd psros itets
Dem 3ufan baHtbar iein, msldsr mir
OisisIbsn Su meinsr asnntniB bra6te
5 Sairlsigb, platts Cannon. Sol
TUFTS Leber PILLEN,
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~. s.. & E. 8abu.

Ssss CVs ~ ~ OWWWs
Mbfabrt.
giad 8aeo. 5ort DDrtb, Dallas, Ranfas
gitp, ct. 90uis Ino Chicago, tdglih,
(Sunlet Depot) )..........8.45 W6enbs
HocaIaug bia SmitbbilIe. -. Z. .10Bornt.
Gntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 9ou,s, &anias gitp,
Oaaas. Sort Bortb unb Baeo. taglih
(Snniet Depot ...........8 Woraens,
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.8Oro : IOrmalia" (9imer &
9lmenb) ift ala antiieptiibes 8abn,
unb Wunomaiier uniibertroHen. ,yn
auen Ap0thefen au haben.
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9ttc 9emg8.
S@reibmaterialtem nnb 8mdbs
banG luna.

8r0be Musmabl bon gonto Biis
bern aler Nrt. syancps uno Sport.
Nrtitel. Nbonnements auf aue in.
ldnoiibe Reitihriften prompt belorat.
Die nit oem @eibdft nerbunbene
Wccioens Oruderei fertiat
alIe Mrbeiten. ginlabunass unb Sra.
tulationstarten in beioen Sprahen
an. Spe8ialitdt: Druf pDn Sta.
tuten fiir beutihe 8ereine.
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Wmlf 9bore 8abu.

| Wbfabrt.
gtaf 9apernia, Sutberlanb Gprinas.
Stodnaie. taglib, ........ 800 Borm.
Nnfunft.
BDn StOdoale. Sutberlanb Springs unb
Gabernia. tdahch. 2:3O Wachm,
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@ileubabn= br=Ylan.
s. u o. %. 8abn.
81 hfnhrt.

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distributors the authority for their state
mentS they were unable to give any better
one than common rumor
When Chairman 0dell was in this city
last he Is reported by members of the
Merchants Association who saw him for
the purpose of urging a Legislative investi-
cation TO have said that while it was doubt
ful II the Republican party would take the
Initiative in the matter there would un-
quesuonably be such an inquiry if ii was
demanded by some strong civic organi-
zation OF this city. As the outcome of this
intimation A. }. DeBerard and COM
mittee of the association will 60 TO Albany
to-day to ask for an investigating com
mittee.
John j. Dooey Of the Twenty-third dis
trict said last night that report published
by W K. Hearst that he had formed
branch Of the Municipal Ownership League
and held a meeting Of II on Sunday at his
place, 1894 Amsterdam avenue is absolutely
untrue, that he never had anything to do
with such league, is not affiliated with
Hearst, is loyal TO Tammany, and believes
that If the citizens Of New York appreciate
good government and regard their own
interests they will continue the Mcclellan
administ ration in power.
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Ellis retreated hastily, covering twenty
feet in two jumps Scarcely had he alighted
FROM his second bound when Bang went
the machine and Ellis fell PROSTATE.
The explosion made hole in the ground
four inches deep six inches wide and two
feet long II looks like a wagon rut Inn
uedlatey there was great excitement,
Worlmen poured from their shops and
soldiers from their dining halls.
The facts were hastily report ed to Major
Burr who directed Lieut. Pillsbury to go
to detective headquarters with Reger and
Ellis and give the police full information.
The case ~ now in their hands and at each
railway stand and al the steamboat wharves
there is an officer in uniform and plain
clothes man watching for the mysterious
stranger with the Van Dyke beard.
Careful searchers were rewarded by
minute bits of the internal machine 1t was
so constructed "a 10 bo let OF by candle
arranged as time fuse, and dynamite "a
supposed to have been the explosive used.
The box containing the candle was four
inches long and about two inches wide. hav
ing been constructed Of parts of cigar box.
This morning, about half past ii, man
came into the office of Lieut.. Pillsbury at
the barracks and asked permission TO take
some photographs of the statue. Permis-
sion having been granted, he was later
seen gazing at the statue with arms folded
Soon after he passed through the gate,
headed toward the city, and some think.
among them Lieut., Pilsbury, that he was
the man who later exploded the bomb.
II It had not been for the sudden outburet
Of anti German feeling in the United States
and the fact that the Government was
apprehensive Of the statues safety, cir
cllmEtances well known in Berlin, the incl
dent would not be regarded as likely TO
cause more than slight embarrassment
While no official action has been taken
yet. the indignation felt by the Administra-
ton will be made known TO Germany and
suitable expressions of friendly regard
will be communicated to that Government.
The Administration. from what was said
to-day by prominent officials. earnestly
trusts that these assurances Will be re-
ceived by Germany as not merely per-
functory but as representing a real desire |
on the part Of the United States to maintain
the most cordial relations Of friendship !
with Germany.
Extreme regret over the incident was
expressed by officials of the German En- !
bas,sy The Embass y will send no icial I
report Of the affair 10 the ImpArlal -, N
ment unless called upon fol informal. IL.