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The times., 1897-11-02

DR. S. c. Busey read a paper on
-L-Enraurs Map of the City of Washing
ton at tie meeting OF the Columbia His
torical society at the shoreham last night.
His story OF The original plan Of the great
French genius who laid out the Capital
ana of the changes for better and worse
that Lave been made in it was of inter
est ana most entertaining. Dr.. Busey
made several severe criucjsms on what he
considered most lamentable bad taste and
short sighteaness III the politicians, land
gra:,fers and corporations WHO followed
after washington and L'Enfant in con
tinuing tl,e development of the cry.
The plan as L'Enfant laid it out was
that there should be one magnificent park
between the Presidents palace and
the Congress house" There nave been
intruded N this all the blocks of houses
and shops between Maryland and Penn
sylvania avenues west 10 Sixth street,
the PennsE Elvania railroad station, which
is on what was originally a reservation,
and the Center Market, also on a aeserva-
tiou.
Dr Busey was es peciaIly cdustic at the
Commercial spirit of TIE early rulers OF
Tho cit! who allowed the markel-house
OF the finest avenue OF the city He said
that This and tie other departures from
the original plan had made a Midway
Tlaisa nee Of the Avenue instead of a
magnificent boulevard and promenade.
Mauy Of the features of TEnfantS plan
have been lost entirely and can hardly
be imagined now South OF the mall was
L. bo a grand canal and a heautifulavenue
lined with the residences OF the secretaries
OF the Cabinet and the foreign ministers.
There was Jo b- ON the square now occu-
pled by the I'M riuT department building
a great edifice devoted 10 natiouaI
Egious festivals and 10 statues and monu-
ments 70 the national heroes.
No statues or other distinctions To the
view were 10 Mar the avenues and thei,
great vistas would have stretched out
superbly without q bIeak. Massachusetts
aveHue was intended 10 he driveway
FROM the Eastern Branch TO the Potomac.
'Enlant planned Tor a city of half
million mia bitauts. He conceived OF
capital that should he the metropolis N
every way Of . great republic, the center
Of science aid ait and literature, and even
Of commerce OF tie new world.
The magnitude of this Plan made i,
hs.-m visionary 10 the early statesmen u
the republic. and they even objected 70
It, maEy Of them, fearing that should the
city ever leconie more than a six months
abiding place foi Congress while il die is
work thore might be danger Of centTaiiza
tiou 0f government.
llT. EUHSay suggested that the E-Owth
OF lne City is now nearly all back toward
the original idea and tHal nearly the whole
niaguifieence OF il may some tine Ire real
iZed.
Mr. T. 5 Gurus also read a short paper
las night CJving preliminary nVpes L. .
further stddy OF Ga bin John Bridge.
The times., 1897-11-02
Seal Conferees in Session.

The seal conferees met yesterday at the
State Department in the office of former
Secretary of State John W. Foster AS
usual, no news was given out, but it is
expected that the commission will agree
on a convention or the terms Of a treaty
possibly this week. The object Of the
conference is, of course, to have pelagic
fishing suspended long enough to permit
the seal herds to grow again into valuable
numbers. How long this period is to be
is one of the interesting things In the
treaty. Russia, America and Japan viii
sign the treaty now i'll course of prepara-
ton.
The times., 1897-11-02
warding or Damage claims.

The Treasury Department yesterday re
ceived word ffom It's special agents that
tie eight Cinnamon recently killed IN the
New YoTA Central wreck had been Illegally
admitted into the United states. At a
hearing held before a commissioner in
Malone, n. Y. four alleged fatLers swore
tEat seven OF these Cinnamon were theiI
sons, auG on this testimony The commits
sloner gave them admittance and per
nitted them TO start for New York
The times., 1897-11-02
RooaeveIt on Hanna,s chances.

Assistant Secretary Roosevelt has re
turned ftom Ohio. here he made d speech
at Columbus In favor of Senator Hanna.
Ia discussing the situation In that State, Nj
Roosevelt said the fight had been exceed
ing hard, owing nainlyro the fact thatthere
had hee,la great Gealof apathyin the ranks.
He asserted, however. that tile Repisf ,ic;n
had at last been aroused, aud that the
chances OF Hanna's election were EEK
celIant."
The times., 1897-11-02
wnmen Accnsed Of LARCENY

Harriet Kelsson and Nancy Hill. both
coiored, were arrested yesterday BY De-
tectives Lacy and Gala CHER on :he charge
Of grand larceny. The women are accused
by a Miss narrower, of Second street
northwest, with having stolen S45 frol,.
her. They've locked up at No. station
and the case Will come up in the police
Court this morning.
The times., 1897-11-02
Armx and Navy Orders.

First Lieut.. Charles r Tyler has been
transferred rIom Company b, Sixteenth
Infantry, t. Company E, and First Lieut..
William j. II. Johnston, Of Company E.
has been transferred 10 Company p.
Lieut.. II. h. Hines has beel detached
fron the Bache and granted two months
leave.
Lieut, T. NJ. Brumby has been detached
from ;iie Naval Observatory and ordered
to the Olympia.
The times., 1897-11-02
Landrcau Wins a Prize.

Charles 2. Iandreau was yesterday ap-
pointed an Inspector at the port of eoGge-
town. He viii be paid So a day when
employed and nothing while on waiting
orders. Among the other customs ap.
pointments made yesterday were seven
deputy collectors for Alaska. They ale
al credited to Stka, but VIII be assigned
TO duty at the various towns of tile terri.
torv
The times., 1897-11-02
Unnssisted To Die.
(From Punch.)

English tourist I'm the far north, miles
from anywhere)-Do you mean to say
that you anG your family live here ali the
winter. Why, what do YOU do when any
of you are II? You can never get
doctCr-
Scotch shepherd-Nae, sir; we've Just to
dec IA natural death.
The times., 1897-11-02
How 10 Cure Bilious Collie.

II suffered for weeks with collie and pains
III my stomach caused by biliouSness and
had to take medicine all the while until
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrloea Remedy, which cured me.
have since recommended d it to good many
people" Mrs +. Butler, Fairhaven, Conn.
Persons who are subject to bilious collie can
v ard o?e the attack by taking this remedy
as soon AZ the first symptoms appear. Sold
by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail
druggists 93S st ind Conn ave. and )
st. NV. and 142S Md. ave. ne.
The times., 1897-11-02
BONNER KNOCKS OUT BUTLER.
The Decision Unsatisfactory Owina
10 Rcferet's Peculiar Action.

10 NtIefct's TesnI.nr ACTION.
Philadelphia, Nov. Jack Bonner knock
ed out Joe Bauer in the second round at
the Arena tonight. The fight ended in a
most uusz tisfactory way, ana i'll the opin
ION oi tie ma j0rity uf the spectators the
decision should have been given TO Butler
In the first round, in less than twenty
seconds after the TWO men put their hands
up, Butler caught Bonner on the point OF
the jaw with swing and sent him down
Butler stood waiting for him to get up,
but Referee CrowhurSt intercered and al
loved Bonner 10 recover himself The
round dragged On, with Bonner clinchins
continuously 10 save himself and still on
queer street. There has been bad blood
between them for S)me time and another
ficht VIII undoubtedly be the outcome.
The times., 1897-11-02
Paymaster Tiffany Dead.

A telegram was received at the NAVY
Department Yesterday announcing the
death. at Mare Island Hospital, of Pay
master Otis c. Tiffany. He entered the
navy from Illinois as an assistant pay
master IN May, 1875, and reached the
grade cf paymas;er November. 1891. He
was last On the Monterey of the Pacific
station.
The times., 1897-11-02
MAHER AND RYAN SIGN.
To Fight Twenty Rounds for the
Biggest Purse Offered.

Biggest Purse Offered.
New York, Nov. l.-Peter Maher and
Tut Ryan, the Australian, VIII engage in
the next heavyweight contest. Ryan and
Maher's manager, NJ. j. Connolly, Of
Pittsburg, signed articles today for a
twenty-round battle, to take place within
seven weeks, under the alspces of tie
club offering the best inducements. Bids
viii be received unt1 November IS. This
viii give clubs in san Francisco. Chicago
and New Orleans an opportunity to he
heard from. According to the articles.
each man posts $1,000 to guarantee that
ne will not engage in a contest with any
body else pending the cons suInma ton or
annulInent of this agreement and 10 guar
antee their appearance in the ring.
The times., 1897-11-02
= SAFE ADVISER.

SPENCEf,-WALTON Is the ONLY
AiAe-feauer IA lie world who has
eNef heSh consulted by Miss Evan
girl recently rescued al rnt1nieS.t
~ Cuha by Karl Decker from 7IIe
we grasp of Weyier and the uns
X1iftDIc IXihtiieftDIc hofro. 81 Spanish la l.
picture, her hand Impressions, mDtfo
ahu signed testimonial were. given
ny hef 70 SpeHceT-WaIton. 1yhO
tn',l, and can be seen at tins office
only. OiAiSo
The times., 1897-11-02
The Label.
lIarnnn TIT Ritn L

''Well. Davy. did you enjoy your visit to
the museum?'
Yes, mamma"
''Do you remember any of the nice
things you saw"
''oh, yes; l remember lots of them."
And can you tell me what they were
called2"
Yes; most of them were called DO
not touch. y
The times., 1897-11-02

action is based upon the reconnienda tion
of the court Of inquiry. The court artial
has been ordered by Gen. Miles. Acting
Secretary OF War. and Brigadier General j.
+. Wade, in Command of the department Of
Dakota, VIII act as president The other
detail has hot been announced
The times., 1897-11-02
AT THE HOTELS.

Mr.. Charles L. Adams, of Virginia, who
was appointed by Mr.. Cleveland consul az
Cadiz, Spain f. in Washington on his
way 20 his home. He has been 10 New
York several days, but left Spain only
a short time ago. Mr.. dams is staying
at the Raleigh. He said to a Times
reporter, .ast night Il am Ii conserva-
tive, and l b=lie e-in q -conSe rvatIve policy
for this country with regard to the Span
ish-Cuban question. ] have been treated
with the utmost courtesy and kindness dur
ing my fur years as consul, Sometimes
] ooulo not hut see, however. that the
feeling towart; 4 merica as a nation is very
bitter There was one serious outbreak
year and {, half ago in March while
Congress- was discussing the Cuban queS
tion so vigorously there was very nearly
d serious attack on the consulate. I re-
ceived letters and personal assurances at
the tIue that this demonstration was not
against me rs an Individual
The business Interests of the United
States in Spain are almost destroyed by
this trouble. The Spaniards won't have
our goods"
The times., 1897-11-02

A party c. Mexican tourists, j. Ramirez.
E. Zerluche and ]. P. Gayon, are at the
.irlingIou
The times., 1897-11-02

Judge Edward s. Isham, of Chicago.
who has a case before the Supreme Court,
is in the city, staying at the ShorehaIn.
The times., 1897-11-02

THE '3 DA Us" CURE tfor menl Iea,lz
all remedies in this city; a proTnpt and
permanent cure or no charge; consuIeafI111 at11
The times., 1897-11-02

ESEYS. ONu RENNER
SPECIALIZE
IN obstetrics; gold medal awar,iatl ror an.
science of obstetrics from the UniversIfv
OF Munich, Bavaria; treats successfnliy
woman Complaints and trrcguI arit;es. prf-
yate sanitariuIu Tor lauIes before and dar.
ing cOnIineuient- OTfIce hours fr.,TH :. =
N. to 6 p. m, No. 619 Pa ave. NV. scar
The times., 1897-11-02
A New special Attorney.

Franklin W. Collins, of Nebraska, has
been appointed special attorney for the
Government To represent claims before
the court of claims.
The times., 1897-11-02

hOt- Clay f-Oldest established cIairvoy-
oI M business, lawsuits, divorce, SpecuIatiDns
. +" Idtiohs, iOVe or family troubles: can
e Ceti gou anything You wish To know. brincs
& iateu husband and wife together.
ildkes sW Weetneart or lover true. tausei
!hdLrlaSeS; removes spells or utvsterioUs
The times., 1897-11-02
Cant. Coverings Case.

Capt. Lowering. in command of one of the
companies at Fort Sheridan, charged with
brutality and cruelty towards Private
Hammond, is TO he court-martiaIed. This
The times., 1897-11-02
SPENCER-WALTON.
S12 18th ~. Northwest.
Life-1sadeT- PeInist-HeaIer

Life-;ieader-P PeImist-HeaIer.
Indorsed by the entire American nress
ana consulted by the most inrllIeTffsI
people IN the wOrld (tOo numerous L. mon.
15oHj. 10 foFetoId the ueath OF Henry Geor..t
ne gives naiues, Joins The separated 70
moves mysterious influences cures digas a
~ His hahds, and reveals everything,
- ies1 M ability at your Ow II price: thfSshOv5
Hours, 10 To :, daily: 10 to : SufGi,,-.
A1Pp1!htiIieHJs also made by mail Gur
eIis @ OUT Tor future use; il does not aDps.sr
va , II
MME- IN NOLAN, trance medium. SO2 Tth
,;sI,, -, u" eeahceS Monuay ana Thursday
- - Gi55ci9s, zoc; names given. Formerly
- 81 III. HOI-7
The times., 1897-11-02

TIL tlree-yea. old boy of ]. A johnson.
Of LynIi Center, III is subject 70 attacks of
Group Mr. johnson says he is satisfied
that the timely use of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, during severe attack, saved his
little bry'slffe He is in the drug busine 5,
q meiAber OF the firmof johnson Bros, Of
That place, aud they handle great many
patent nec.cines for throat and lung dis
eases IL had al these TO choose from, ant
skilled physicians ready to respond 10 his
call, hut selected this remedy for use in
his own family al time when his chiids
life was il danger, because be knew IL to
be superior TO any other, and famous the
country over for its cures Of Group. Mr.
johnson says this is the best selling cough
m,edicine they handle, and that il gives
spIenhd satisfaction in all cases. Sold By
Henry Fvbns, wholesale and retail drug
gists, 93e st. and Conn. ave. and 5 st.
NV and 1928 Nd. ave. ne.
The times., 1897-11-02
81 & z. :" Route
Best line of Sweaters in town.
Az Ninth.

architects of the West are already engaged
and preparing plans.
''Our midway is TO be a wonder, too
One of It's most unique features win be
Cripple Creek, accurately represented, on q
small scale Another viii be baby incu
bator III scientific and practical operation
Another already designed is great un
brclIa arranged to open its ribs $50 feet
rom the ground, with cars attached. from
which miles OF the city and suburbs may
be seem
The times., 1897-11-02
DIR. M'KEEHAN,

GARCIQSA 5c CIGAR, at HENDER-
SONS, 9th and f sts. NV, aud f432
~ L ave Oc10-2mo
The times., 1897-11-02
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR saba lot OF SEWING MACHINES
we have taken in exchange for NEW
dom ESIICs,' - such as Singers, Wheeler
y Wilson'S Improved, Dayls' Improved.
New Homes, Domestics, etc, from S6 up
all in perfect working order and war
ranted. At AUERBACH'S, Ith and
sIs. We give trading stamps. oc3l-3t
The times., 1897-11-02

~ OlliCk-The public is notified not TO
- purchase Fowler Bicycle No. 1858 as
itisour property ana viii be 2, Ken " h. rev,.r
I0uhd- JONES & BURR, 5I3 9Th st NV,
Ollv,, .,o Envoy ana Fleetwing Bicycles.
The times., 1897-11-02
Thin in heshl Perhapsi il

Thin in fe8h1 Perhapsit's S
natural.
If perfectly well, this is
probably the case.
But many are suffering
from frequent colds, nervous
debility, pallor, and a hun
dred aches and pains, simply
because they are not Aeshy
enough.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites strengthens the diges-
ton, gives new force to the
nerves, and makes rich, red
blood. 1t is a food in itself.
5oe. and sI.oo, all druggists
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists, New York
The times., 1897-11-02

SPECIAL NOTICE -Garbap.. will ~. 81.
lected twice a week from November /
TO April 10. JOSHUA n. WARFIELD.
~ ~eoLlt4 4Vtor. Oc29-3t-eui
The times., 1897-11-02

&I.25 10 Baltimore and Return
Via B. & o. L. R. All trains Saturday
and Sunday, good to return until following
Monday. uo2-6t
The times., 1897-11-02
Dr.. Ledthermdn.

consultation free; Hours, . To IL, = TO s.
fIues-I 1hurs- an1 sat; even, ro s.
Closed Sun - =
The times., 1897-11-02

10 bushels coke 81. IA bushels charcoal
Sl; u large bundles pine wood, zoe; q
bundles rOsin wood, Zoe; . busnels any
KIND OF coal, 81 all carried in free. WASH
lNGIOA FU FL ASSOCIATION, ACI ~ 3
ave, next 10 b. x O. depot: 603 7th st.
NV, doors above + St; 61o X st. sw.
ocSI-3t
The times., 1897-11-02

NOIlCE-Ihe Auction sale or Dry Goods,
Notions' tnderw ear, Table Linens etc.,
stc., contained IN store 73O Seventh It NV.
een 9etWeen U and II Will begin this tues.
uayi morning, November = at 10 O'Clock
q. Hl'f and VIII Continue every day at same
apuI until the large stock is sold: store omen
after sale each day for private sale 4 Q
auction prices. THOMAS j.OWE EMS, Auc-
The times., 1897-11-02

FOR SA LE-Best stitched carpet lining,
2 cents yard. JOHNSON * MED
FELUT, Upholsterers and Carpet Layers,
4I9 X st. NV oc3O-3t-em
The times., 1897-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Willard and Miss
Willard are in the city for a few days,
staying d the Ebbitt.
The times., 1897-11-02
WHAT L'ENFANT INTENDED
His Original Excellent Plan of
the Capital City.
RUINED BIZ ENCROACHMENTS

He Would Have Had a Beautiful Mall
From tie Presidents palace" TO
Congress House." and No Tn
calmly buildings wOmId Have
Aiarred Pennsylvania Avenue.
The times., 1897-11-02

FOR SALE Hounds, pugs. fox terriers
st. Bernard. bull terriers, cOllies, pup
pies Maltese and AngOra cats SCHMfD'S
BIRD STORE, Il eth ST. NV. se24-tf,eE
FOR SA LE-YoungC Cuban and Mexican par
rots, monkeys, gold fishes, dogs, pigeons,
canaries, IncuDators, Sprdtts ana ustin's
dog bread; send for catalogue. SCHMID'S
BIRD STOKE, 7l2 18th st. NV. ocS-tf
The times., 1897-11-02

FOR sALE-S2. SO for eft extension
table; lounges, $3.50; Cook stoves, 30;
heater, $3.50; parlor and bedroom suites,
81 per week; cheap cash and credit. RED
MOND, 313 Tth st. NV. oc30-tf ,em
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sacrifice call early and get bargain.
JULIUS COHEN, llo4 7th ST. NV.
no1 E-ff-arn
The times., 1897-11-02
PERSONALS.
No Impositionl Nothing but facts given
Madame Lamont,
Gla.rY0ydnt End Pianist

SPIRITUA LISM- Mrs. Zoller. medium +
#. llOZ n Y. ave. (IIth and NV. Seances
4 uteiSday and Friday evenings Interviews
N0i'J' mol item
The times., 1897-11-02

Judge Edward s. Isham, of Chica 90.
who has a case before the Supreme Court,
is in the city, staying at the ShorehaIn.
Mr.. H. SInaIl, New York business man.
is in tile city, staying ut the Ebbitt. He
said last night: Il left New York yester.
day afternoon and won't be able TO get
back to yGte, | am sorry 10 say. | belle :.
the election is going for Low, though the
situation is Il tremendously coigphc ate
one. believe that a large part of the
George followers who waver from tlit,
ticket viii &C to Low, i'll accordance with
Mr. George 5 cry strongly expressed wisi..
The sympathetic feeling for this wish seen
very strong ON account of his DEATH
A party c. Mexican tourists, j. Ramirez
E. Zerluche and j. P Gayon, are at the
Ellington
Mr.. Clement Chase. proprietor of the
EX ceisior. Cmaha's illustrated weekly,
is in Washington, on a trip through the
East as a special commissioner for TIC
Omaha exposition of 1898. His mission
is TO tie universities and publishing houses.
which the exposition committee hope will
be induced to make interesting exhibits.
In addition To lis special work, however,
Mr. Chase is in general an enthusia site
boomer of the exposition as whole
Hrs story is n most enticing one. In
X Washington Mr.. Chase has already ar.
ranged with Rev. ]. Havens Richards,
president of Georgetown Univ ersity, to
make an exhibit OF several of the unique
American relics at the university and Of
the courses of study. 1t is the idea of
the eXpositior people that the Eastern
institutions of learning may reach out for
the Western pupils very profitably in this
way. From here Mr.. Chase viii 60 to
Johns Hopkins. He said to reporter
for The Times last night:
Our exposition VIII be certainly the
next largest TO the Cbiea 80 fair. 1t is TO
be a trans Mississippi affair, representing
the combined efforts of twenty three States,
or the larger half of the country. Every
one of these States is contributing liberal
ly, and there are large exhibits to come
from the Eastern States as well. The
buildings are to be on Il scale OF agnifi-
eence almost equal 10 that of Chicago.
Many OF the architects who designed the
beautiful palaces FOR the wonderful white
city will also work for US. The leading
The times., 1897-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE-George ". Joyce, Iate
senior member OF the firm OF Andrew n,
Joyce,s sons, and who has been identified
with tnat house Tor the past twenty ftvs
years desires 70 announce that he hal
opened ware rooms Tor the sale OF fine
carriages and business wa gOus at 456 Penn
sSlydnia avenue, and will be pleased 10
see his former patrons and friends. He
also desires 1t known ina { ne has nt, con-
nectlon Whatever with the A. j joyce
CaTriage Co., OF 4l9 l4tn 1t. Mr.. joyce
continues the agency for Hooker & Co.'S
carriages, which were handled by the ola
,liIo mn ior twenty years. Personal attention
given to repair work n02-7t
The times., 1897-11-02

FOR SALE-Riders, attention. By order
OF the different storage houses we repre-
sent, ain offering all nigE-grade bicycles
and taudenS for ladies' ana gents at the
the year. Advances made on these goods
must be collected and, therefore, above
sacrifices VIII he made. Such high-grade
BICYCLES as Syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
worlds, etc, etc, new and slightly used
viii be offered at this the greatest bar
gain sale OF the year. Sundries and parts
VIII be SOLD, also; and no reasonable offer
VIII be refused. Bicycles bought outright
and exchanged, ana taken on storage.
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO., 434 9th st.
oc30-7t
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MME. VAN DERVE Err is the ONLY adver-
Ising palmtst here that makes a sPF-
Ia LILY OF PALMISTRY NINE. VAN
DGaN FIX, iii q st. NV. uo2-I5t
The times., 1897-11-02

FOR SALE Cheap: fancy, homer and com
mon pigeons. Call, after q y. m, or any
Time SUNDAY, ISAJ ytu sU. NY. Oc.3 lot
The times., 1897-11-02

FOR. sALE-S125 buys corner grocery,
Including showcases, iceboN AID GOOD
The times., 1897-11-02

WANTED Capitalist to patent and sell
chainlesS bicycle. Call 636 u 81. NV
oc31-3t
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FOR -ProjeetOscope, 20 films. some
coiOred; brand new outfit, fine condition
ana compleUe,ow ner in otner business. great
bargain 10 cash purchaser. DCNLA P, sos
ST. oc31-3t
The times., 1897-11-02

FOR SALE-A baby carriage in good con
dtion; been used but little; two coats.
81 st. NV. oc3l- ot
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FOR SALE-Lunch room mt the terminus
wcl-patrOniZed street ca T line, daily safes
S25; rent only 81 3; extraordinary bargain.
DUNLAP, 906 T ST. oc3I-3t
The times., 1897-11-02

FOR SALE-Cigar and stationery store in
southeast secUiOn OF city. Can NJ l.
CoLLARD, 932 Pa. ave. NV. Cc3I-3J
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FOR S SALE-Cigar store; controls de
partneut trade exceptional OBJ ortunity
to secure pa wing stand; price, S2O0. Dun
LAF, 900 F st. Cc3I-3t
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JUST think: first-claSs sewing machines
for only 81, with all the attachments
MACHINE EXCHANGE, 32T st. Sc.
Open evenings until O'Clock. oc30 1T ,em
The times., 1897-11-02

FOR SALE-Bargalns in grocery, cigar,
aud drug stores, also lunCn TUJms. 20 NJ
MERCIAL, 510 F Dw. oc31-3t
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FOR S ALE--Cheap; Combination billiard
612 Il st. NV. oc3l3t
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Medium and card reader. Wasbington,.
lu9sS famous clairvOyaut and palnliSt7 con-
sun her on business. love ana family ar
ldHS, reunltes the separated, removes
good luck, open daily; GerIna Spoken 25o
and 6Oc. 929 II ST NV. oc55.IIee
The times., 1897-11-02

FOR SALE-Old established oil route.
reason Tor selling, other business. 1000
9TH st. ne. Oc2I-er
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DR. YOUNG, 555:'f''a'' s5s ssf; !: ~ y
So. 90 a MONTH.
NINE. THEO.

Which Includes All Medicines
, no4I = o 70 2 and 3 to 3, daily. SIM
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