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FRANK 3. ClLsRErH,
GENERAL eeHraAerss,
ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING
c0NSJWUCIl0N.
NEW YORK, BOSTON.
% west 20th O. i7o Federal u.
1T WAS A COSTLY BRICK.


HAPPY PAPA Fined q. to BE Paid in Fifty
Cent weekly Instalments-
George Sporting, tho truck driver who
tore on half OF Jacob Becker's ear with
brick In happy moment after learning that
he was the father Of boy on Friday, found
himself IN more trouble yesterday. Magis-
tfate Breen had agreed to let Sporting Oh
II he would pay Beoker's doctor bill, and
Sporting was ordered to report II he had
kept the agreement.
When no appeared In the West Side police
court Magistrate Pool was presiding. Tho
latter was not familiar With the facts In the
Case, and when he learned that Sporting
had hit Becker with brick no fined him
Is. Sporting. unprepared for such . turn
q events, was being led back to the prison
for = five days separation from his heir.
when some one suggested to Magistrate
Pool that there were mitigating circum-
stances.
IF that's the case" said tho Magistrate,
well mako 1t easy for him, though it's
too late to remit tho fine
Thereupon the prisoner was recalled and
put under probation to pay the fine In ton
weekly instalnnents Of 50 cents each.
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TILTED, SHE WANTED TO DIE.
orr Whsse Sweetheart Had Married
Another Jumps Into the Aiver.

ORR Whsss Sweetheart Had Married
Another Jumps Int he Aivse.
Ninetesn-yesr-old Annie Hlrsch, tho
dsuahter Of Solomon Hirsch, q tailor Of
ies East 10th street. tried to drown her-
self early yesterday BY jumping into tho
East River It the foot of 10th street, b.
cause her sweetheart had thrown her over
and married another girl. She was res-
o,ed by Martin Carroll and Bernard McDer-
mott, watchmen, and taken to tho Harlem
Hospital.
The young woman u good looking, and
her parents say that three years ago she
mot Martin Price, . young man who lives
In tho neighborhood. Thsy became on
sssed, but year ago Martin INST another
eir he liked better and The Hirsch GIRL saw
~ Of him. The Hinsch family learned one
day that Price had married the other stri.
Annie became very despondent, and sons
al her eiri friends teased her about hav-
ins bean Tilted. She invited Sons 81 ker
churns to Q party 1t her houso on Friday
night, but after they left shs Wa evsn
moro despondent.
When Der parents .r Tsi,sd shs lsst y
and wore only light wrapper. shs walked
10 the pier and mot Carroll. ons a tho
Watchnen. He asked her what she wanted
q that hour, O'Clock In ths morning.
just then Carroll had to % to his Office
on the pier to answer . telephone call:
The girl jumped overheard. but Carroll
He caught the girl by the hair and pulled
her into the boat. McDermott helped
them ashore.
Whom she had been revived she said
she was cory that shs had not killed her
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PAUL KELLYS AT WORK AGAIN.
MARCH UP TO POLICE HEADQUAR-
TIERS AND SMASH THINGS.

An Early Morning Outbreak-sto
SuHer-Then an Assault Il Made on .
Bowery Restaurant-A Greek Pedler
Attacked and Robbed-One Arrest.
Members Of the Paul Kelly gang became
active in the neighborhood Of Police lead
quarters early yesterday morning. Eaf
I dozen young men began skylarkng not
. stones throw from the big marble police
building In Mulberry street. hey hurled
& large garbage can through the plate glass
window 81 an empty store at the northeas,
corner Of Houston and Mott streets and
then threw q brick through the window
u Levy's tailor shop across the way.
2 John Smith, night Waterman, heard
he breaking glass and ran up to the window.
Some of the 6 ass came tumbGng down on
him and cut lns arm 80 badly that an am
bvlance surgeon was needed.
The frsky young toughs moved over to
the Bowery and entered the restaurant at
sss. They amused themselves by upsetting
the chairs OF the few late diners. The
disturbers made their escape before the
police arrived.
A short time later Christos Collajanos,
4 Greek, who has fruit stand at the
corner Of the Bowery and East Houston
street, was set upon by six young men.
They knocked him down, Kicked him and
smashed several Of his ribs. He was also
bruised about the head and body. A roll
Of bills amounting to IS was taken from
his pocket and tien his assailants left him,
/. Policeman George Frey OF the Fifth
street station was told by pedestrian that
the Greek was icing assaulted and robbed!
He saw several young men running across
the Bowery and caught one of them. The
prisoner said he was William Windorf OF
BS First street.
An ambulance took the Greek to Bellevue
Hospital. Windorf was arraisned In the
forkvillo police court on charge Of assault
and tbe s Lee n4,a assy told Msss
Ter Of the Paul Kelly gang and asked to
bavo him held until the Greek was able
. appear In court. This was done,
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POLICE AFTER FISHERMEN.


Seine fishermen have become 60 daring
in Jamaica Bay that the police department
has sent launch to patrol there. and YEA
terday the policemen had their hrst chase.
Some fishermen had set their nets N the
bay Of Rockaway Inlet. but they quickly
weighed anchor when they caught sight Of
inlet In their powerful. auxiliary sloop.
The police launch is manned by two
crews. who patrol the bay day and night.
A number Of naphtha launches and other
craft have disappeared 1t night lately and
1t 70 evidently the work OF an organised band.
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PEACEMAKER STABBED.
Young Man With Coed Intentions Csmet
to Grief In Brooklyn.

Frank Kraus, 81 years old, of East Ninety
second street, Canarsie. was stabbed and
badly beaten yesterday when he attempted
to not as peaoemaker between two light
ing Italians at Eastern Parkway and BERGEN
street, East New York. The fight resulted
after a bicycle collision. Tho oonbatants
were pummeling each other vigorously
when kraus interfered.
Quit your scrapping,' said he. III you
don't. some COP Win come along and arrest
YOU
At the same time Kraus MANAGED 10
eepa rate the men, but be had no sooner
done 20 than both turned upon him. One
whipped out knife and slashed him across
the face, while the other began kicking him.
A crowd then took part Ia tho aiTraI add
beat Oh the 1talians. Policeman Harry
Pearson OF the Liberty avenue station,
after a chase, arrested one Of them, who
said he was Thomas Detri6o. Krau was
30 badly injured that he needed the services
Of an ambulance surgeon.
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BROOKLYN POLICE SHAKE-UP.
Inspector Cross Has TIVE Captains Trans
ferred and Detectives Sent On Patrol.

IcrTcu anu DettcuScs ceslI ~ EAuVs'
Police Inspector Adam A. Gross. In COM
mand Of the force in Brooklyn and Queens,
yesterday announced shake-up Of two
captains and the reduction Of the deteo-
tives In two precincts to the ranks. Capt.
Thomas r. Aaude Of the Classon avenue
station and Capt. Albert Ruthenberg Of
the Richmond Hill station were ordered
to change places. and all the Clssson ave.
nue. precinct detectives were sent on reg
uIar patrol duty to other precincts. The
detectives in the Hamilton avenue station,
where Capt. Formosa is in command, were
also put on patrol.
Inspector Cross had all the inspectors
and commanding officers OF both boroughs
lined up in his Office at the Smith street
headquarters in the afternoon and gave
them a sharp lecture on the way he ex..
pected them to do police work. He told
them that they would be held personally
responsible for the suppression Of all
gambling and disorderly houses In their
precincts and that the most vigorous
kind Of a fight was to be kept up all the
time aeainst poolroom men and dealers
In polCy
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TWO SMALLPOX CASES.

Dsth Harlem Negrees-One Had Been m
for TIVE wecks-Ns Other Cases.
Two CASES OF smallpox were discovered
In l3lth street between 6eventh and Eighth
avenues last Wednesday. Tho victims ars
oolored men, brothers, who ived together.
The ono who first contracted The disease
suffered 20 Mttle that b attributed The
eruptione on his faoe to ecsema. He had
bssn III for nearly two weeks before II was
had wo.fed IN many places, cseanine WIN
dows and doing odd Jobs. Then e va
found that his brother also had smallpox.
Both man were sent to the CONTAGIOUS
ward Of The Kingston Avenue Hospitai
In Brooklyn. Every house In the block
in which they lived has been inspected
and every tenant examined once Q day 81
Inspector Of The Health Department.
30 Tar no new cases have been found. The
inspection viii b continued for twenty-
WV Noye
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FOUND DEAD IN A TUB.


PHrlApx1rHIA, Aug. h-Mrs- Rebecca
Burnstein, . young mother. was suffoated
by smoke during fire In the Russian bath
estabNshment Of her hrother-ia-hv Nathan
Csopesman, at SIS Monroe street, at 4
O'Clock this morning. Her baby was res
cued by Israel Cooperman, . young boy.
Mn. Burnstein's death was . peculiar
one. Having an opportunity to fSee BY
the fire escape, she became confused and
within foot Of the fire escape, and screamed
for help Young Cooperman ran back up
the fire escape. He took Mrs. Burnsteins
nine months -old infant In his arms, and,
calling to the mother to follow, descended
to the street.
Mrs. Burnstein, instead OF following tho
lad, turned to the back Of the house and
reached the second floor through the smoke
and flames. She here found her escape
cut on, ran into the bathroom and jumped
into Q tub In the vain hope Of - wing her life.
The hremsa found the hody when they had
extinguished tho flames on the second floor.
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A diver brought from the bottom Of
Newark Bay OF Bsyonns yesterday the
badly mangied body Of William Mooney,
engineer Of the Atlantic City express train,
who save his nfe in an effort to prevent his
into tho bay from tho Central RsiIroad
trestle. The body was sent to Keyport,
where MONEYS widow and ave children
Iva
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SPOOKISH ANTIQUES REFUSED.
Collected by Blacksmith NlaAatma, Whs
WhislkS Ihrsugh SPACE.

WO ~" SsBH 0pSC0s
SAN Francisco, Aug. s.-Thomas Wslton
Stanford Of Melbourne. brother Of the late
Senator Stanford, has offered to donate to
Stanford University . collection OF ANTIQUES
which, be says, wero collected for him from
Egyptian tomA BY the astral body Of q
blacksmith mystic. who took only twenty
seconds for tho round trip from Egypt to
Australia.
The name Of The blacksmith medium or
mahakma 10 C. Bailey, and It y said that
some Of The leading scientists Of tho world
bslieve In his work a . oommuner With The
inhabitants Of the astral world and his
ability 70 perform sas|ins miracles:
has made II char that this collection, tkc
Ast OF which includes many ARTICLES Of ercst
valts - antiquities, viii not b aonptsd.
baslng his objection On tho open avewN
II tbs mothod Of it, collsotion.
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Wu!veeVf DtSWm hlmscu m Uittn.
PLYMOUTH. Ind. Aug. 6.-After shooting
his wife in the heart and Killing her In.
SANITY. jacob Red, sixty year, Cd. .
himself faoe downward into . ditch which
contained about fifteen inches Of water, and
drowned himself. Domestic trouble u
the supposed cause. Reed had been mar.
ned only three months. He oams from
a policeman for fifteen years: he wss
wealthy. owning several farms In this
county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
CENTURY PLANT ALBION,
You Can Soc the Flower To-day ct Centra
Park Conservatory.

! Park Conservatory.
A century, plant In blossom may be soon
to-day in the conservatory in Central Park
Attendants will be present to give well
come to as many Of the owners Of the plant
6s may appear.
The plant burst into flower yesterday
morning. The flower will have faded
by tomorrow morning.. I
The nearest entrance to the conservatory
II at Fifth avenue and 106th street.
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USHERED COL. WATTERSON IN
Mayer McCleian's Grandfather Assisted
at Important Event.

Col. Henry Watterson called yesterday
at the City Hall 10 invite the Mayor to q
dinner OF some old friends Of the Mayors
father. Col. Watterson did not know that
Mr.. Mcclellan was away on his vacation.
Col. Watterson said that he had known
The Mayor all his life and that the Mayors
grandfather, DR.. Mcclellan, had helped
to bring him Col Wat, erson) into this
world OF joy and poRsics.'
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Entire Income for Life to ". II. Tsiler's
widow.

The will Of William H. Taller, who died at
Lenox on July Is, was filed for probate
here yesterday. It disposes Of an estate
valued at $225 600, most Of which Ia In realty
The widow, Maria c. Taller, inherits all his
personal effects, horses, carriages. &C.. and
Is to enjoy the income Of the residuary ee-
tate for life. On her death the estate will
be divided among a number Of the relatives
OF the testator. Mrs. Taller and Edward
M. and Robert W. Taller are named as
executors Of the will.
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sek, o. she wanted TO die. Hsr father
and brother, who had started 10 look for
her, arrived It tho pier a. she was being
put into the ambulance. She win recover
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SALE OF
MEMS HALF HOSE

comprises fine Isle threads with silk
various colors plain color isle cadet blue and black With
silk embroidered figures black tan and blue op6nwork
with silk embroidered figures Value to f pair
for $l.0O.
Broadway and goth st., Fifth Av, 10th St.
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Lord 81 Taylor,
" 4,
DRESS GOODS DEPT.
NEW FALL PL4IDS.

We place on sale Tomorrow (Mont
portation of plaids and check dress goo
latest novelties, at &c., $500, Sz.25,
yard. An inspection is invited.
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SALESMEN-wANTED.

tz9 A WEEK SALARY BY selling pstt1ros
made by any man Or woman by xsllfne To-
Christmas presents. latest styles nigh arr
hand made embroidery novelties shlrt waists
and skirts We offer goods direct from tho
manufacture of the United States Ernbruid-
cry Works. ifs East Broadway, New YORK
We have all kinds Of imported silk ard
wcolen snawlE. japanese kimonOs. ana Orien-
tai goods Washington Branch Office for
v holesale and retail, 6l3 j. 81 NV Rotre-
sented By X TRACHTAiAN. CaH at branch
Office or drVp postal Tor Information. deiI-l5t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-ORly two miles from L.
Treasury Department, on electric railroad:
me building lots; near grand new high
way bridse over Potomac; terms 50 down
balance 81 per week: interest prices slZ5
per lot. new bridge opens for travel first 5ay
OF January next; after which lots viii ad-
vance. make your 50 payment and secure
your lot now; lot would make a convea-
lent home, Investment Christmas present
VIII also sell large brick store. dwelling ana
stables: doing fine business. price 50 900: easy
terms Send, call or phone for particulars.
JAMES E CLEMENTS, 14oS G ST NV Phone
Main 1850 deIl-st
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WALL PAPER

WM. Y. MAHONE.Y. the Progressive. Paner-
hanger reliable. prompt cheap. :a-ssl guar
antcs cDHcrs All work send postal FOR
Tree samples anu estimate. Main store Sg3
Pennsy anla ave. se.. telephone East Il4-F
OF following agencies. o D0nnelFs paint
store. I'd and sls. nv. E.ilayitch's store
Bowie. Md. % Monroe 81, Anaoostla; MAJ
tingiy's store. Congress Heights coz New
York ave. n9.s iZ1Q r 81 Sc deis-7t
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Typhoid Proof Milk Free.

Send for a free bottle of "Clean Milk"
P2steurized 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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WANTED-Tible boarders or boafyiers BY
the week. breakfast. To ). dinner. L to =:
supper. to = IA 2lst st. NV. del5 g.
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aRoyal pilsenn Is Roval Perfection.

The needed elements of nature and the
skill OF brewing masters make Il king OF
light beers. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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Candyl Candyl candyI

Buckingham-s &c Christmas mixtures
lbs. Sl-O0. 4Oc mixtures. 3 lbs 81 Special
rates te churches. 23I Pa. ave. Sc. S23 G
st NV
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Hotel Johnson Cafes.

Noon lunch. table d hote dinner and
service "a la carte. Choice sea food with
all meals. Steamed roast and broiled
oysters.
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FOR RENT-HoU5ES

FOR RENT-Ies3 Duncan ST. ne. ?. * b.
nat. $3.50. 6sS 81 ne. 4 S-r RATS S.:
I7lS and 1870 Newton st Howard avel 10 r
* b. h. ". heat. So 80: S967 18th ST nv. IL r.
& b..-h.- ". heat. $3.50 FRANK c. BUTTS
commercial Nat. Bank Bldg del4-o
EOR RENT-if5s Oak st. NV. s-room frame
SlS. %. r It. S-roof.i brick SIS 50. ~
/ St Sc. Groom brick. SD 20. TNlninK CITY.
s-roofn brick. S15. HARRY +. GIADAtAS.
% Fast Capitol. Phone Eas, 90. dels-Sf
FOR REET-Fourth floor. S0S-10 Pennsylvania
ave NV, 81. Z rooms. suitable for Office 10
18th ST. SIS; 1910 18Th ~. NV. store and
dwelling. Sz5.sG. LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER.
6i2 18th 81. nv. dei2-tf
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FOR RENT-UNFURN1sHED ROOMS.

THREE unfurnished rooms and bath: hot
anu colo water; rent. SO. ilJ Hickman 81.
-- del5-2t
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WANrED-Gir for general housework; must
stay nights 3O72 Q ST NV del5-3t
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DANCING.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS 50 cent.-
guarantee waltz. two-step five lessons; elias
81 month: special rates clubs piano &c.
quick. mod. method. Address. with stamped
snVe.oDs. BOX =. Times Office e.la 4
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

IMPORTED canary birds ror sale: iusr a.
rtNeI IN New York per steamer Patricia with
- big lot or trained canary birds. genuine
tiarZ Mountain Warblers and s7ne singers: ::
$. 81 and 81. worth twice as much: s,-
male birds ripe for breeding Ssc: fun guar
antee and all information gwen: no ulonsy
required b~furv you hear the bird slneing n
your own home. liberal discount To ORD
dealers. send postal call AZ COS 7th st
near r. Telephone Main 3s94-R CARL
MOEILER. 81 AudreaSberg. HarZ Noun
tatns. Germany. deI5-ife
FOR SALE-A lemon and white pointer gyp.
Vel broke. eighteen months old MR.. DAVIS.
1851 Kramer 81 deIs-st
" Fly NOT BUY yourself a lot of good PoriI-
try 70 las eggs Eow. while the eggs are high
price We have a good assortment Of Ply
mouth Rocks. I.eghoTns. Brahmas. Lang
shungs. etc. SJHNID'S BIRD STORE. III
18th 81. nv.
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If it Is Bicycle You Are Thinking OF
you 10 look at my new 1906 stock The best
wheels at reasonable prices Cash and in
staiiment. Il " ffIgham. Jr log and lO5
y 81. st. opposite Congressional Library
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Red Immortelles, IS Cents Per Bunch.
Christmas Mreaths from - cents up at
kramers J. GIG r ST
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS

FOR RENT-s;andard typewriters. from 81
month up Address BOX al. Times orficr
del&-8t
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Mail Your Friend a Box of Cigars for
Christmas. Wney's Every Saturday 1oc
perfecto. p in beautiful box for Sl.25.
30 for S225. Goods delivered or laid
aside. J. ". Wiley Times Bldg 400
10Th street ! crrhwest
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY sIOKEg Va store FOR 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. s1s-s.V- AZ
10th -. Phone Main 42.5 nol 90
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THOS. ]. FISHER & CO. INC,

REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
I4I4 "F-' ST y. W.
TELEPHONE NJ. 24S ana " essS
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Punch and Judy, Marionettes, Santa
Claus Costumes. Gundlach. Sls 9Th st. NV
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting:
no pain. look. feel. act. and last longer than
natural seeth. shrunken fsces made normal .
painless hllings- DR. J. l.. WILSON. 1913 +
ct. nos 81
FOR PAINL ESS. high-class dentistry At
modern puces. consult NEkO DENTISTS.
ms Pennsylyania ave. Examinations frss.
no2e-f
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ROsenfeld's Pure Ice-cream and Sher

bets for your entertainments will please
your guests. Special rates 10 lodges and
churches. Sl2 II St ne. Prone East 1903
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LOCAL MENTION.
At wilson g. Maver's salesrooms,

AT wilson q mayors SdlesfOoLlS,
1927 and I229 G St. auction sales daily
IL a. m Fine new furniture and rugs
direct from manufacturers, beautiful
CloiSonne and other vases, etc Userul
and ornate gift articles Get the most
and best for your money. No waiting
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FOR SALE-BIcYCLES.

FOR sAI.E-7th and l.. cycle CO. are selling
the genuine Hartford - tires al 20: they
ar- not SECONDS. but first quality. new
wheels Sig sd- guaranteed Diamond tires
81 50. "A camplete bicycle With coaster brake
lamp bell toe clip for $500. open every
evening Gnth TO- d-i3-st
Bf-Y YOUR CHILD a bicycle for Christmas.
w, have all makes slightly used cheap for
cash. We can save Yea Slo or more. "A full line
OF mems bicycles al cost. tlrs al lowest
prta-s. all makes, summaries. etc. See q.
r HUNTER The Ricycieiaaa. We treat ycu
right open : a. m. until y IiS Penn
o, ~ asllz ave Nv. as5-2Dt
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Pure, Delicious, 6Oc Candies, 35c Lib.
4 choice Of one hundred varieties. All
MADE fresh daily. Geo. Il. Sheets. r & 10Th
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rOh SALE-hoiner pigeons. 4 pair com
mon pigeons. Doc pair: Belgian 6ares - ~
pair. etc. BARCLAY, Szs Louisiana ave
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FOR SALE-AUToMOBILES
AUTO TIRES.

HOW STRANGE, StiH buying experience
when your old tires can be made like new t.
stop buying new tires. get wise When
punctures, blow outs. and rimCuts bother Sc,
US. also FOR new rubber covers. We save
YOU dollars having complete New York fac
tory facilities. Hercules noa-sRId covers man
ltracturcd and applied Rebuilt American
and foreign tires ana non-skids on sale
cheap. Phone North ls57. AUTOMOBII r,
TIRE AND REPAIR WORKS. 18th and -
sts. del.-Sst
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Finest Ice Cream at Reisingers.
81 @Gl. soc y gal. 2s5 G st. Phone NJ 27s7
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-2o-acre truck farm three miles
from District line. and five minutes walk to
station. on PENNSYLVANIA railroad. a good
seven-roorn house and outbuildigs. ApDlS 80
9Jh 81 NV te1s-e-
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FOUND.


FOUND-Couple weeks asv. near weath.-y
Bureau. ladies' gold watch and fob. owner
have same by Identification and IRytns
for this al. Jos T. 81 deiS-3t
PRINTING FOR L YEARS. .00J business
cards. billheads. noteheadS. envelopes. Sl-50-
HAYS. SOS l. St de12-5J
FOCND-Rheumatism and other aches and
pains cured speedily; references furnished
SUITE sol. Washington Loan and Trust
Building. Sth and F sts. del2-5t
WE RENOVATE all kinds OF hats INTO any
styles. size. or color. guaranteed. kANDEI..
il37 9Th st. nOl4-S0t
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
S125 WILL TAKE my steam runabout. IN
good order. Address Bon 43S. Times office.
del5.St
FOR SAIE-Rambler runabout automobile.
complete OUTFIT: cost about 81. 900. Viii sell
to quick buyer. $500. II sold at once In goOd
order. Address BOX 1872 Times office. drl5-It
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WANTED-EOUSES.

OF L 10 Is rooms within
. blocks from SJh and II SITS. nv. address
BOX 4l3. Times Office deis-et
in Northwest betweea
5000 and 5000 Address MRS n w Times
Once del3-st
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES-si1or
homes NJ thing TOO small or too large
HARRISON REALTY Co.
So' G Street y. ". uo5-tf
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FOR SALE-A large heating stove 10
Maryland ave ne 49, -
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Men, Women, and Children.

The Peoples Outhtters. I72I Pa ave nv
will ciothe you FOR $1.0O week
Toys. tinsel. snow. favorS-Gould's 421 9th
The Washington times., 1905-12-15
currants, Raisins, citrOn, at JohnstOn's

Best gran. sugar. 4l4c 10 75l 7th st.
The Washington times., 1905-12-15
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Young man wants room in strict
ly private family; state terms Address BOX
s26, Times Office deI4-2t
WANTED-By man and wife sunny base
ment. furnished for housekeeping. northwest
preferred: must be reasonable: state price
Address BOX s2S. Times office dels-3t