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The times., 1897-11-18
VALUE OF TRADING STAMPS
Argument on the Case in the Court
of Appeals.
Counsel for the Company Contends
1t Is Not Gift Enterprise With
in the Meaning OF the Law.

The trading stamp case came up in the
court Of appeals yesterday on appeal
from the police coart. Attorney A. s.
Worthington presented the case of the
stamp company, and Mr. Thomas that OF
the District. Mr.. Worthington hello that
the giving OF stamps to purchasers OF goods
emitting such purchaser to a premium was
not a gilt enterprise wit him tie meaning
of the law.
If the law waste be sc broadl : construed
az to prohibit the giving of trading stamps,
that law would also prohibit gifts to news
boys or for other charitable purposes. If
the law was so broad as this, IT was un.
constitutional, because Congress- mad no
right 10 interfere with a man IS right to
legitimately DISPOSE OF his property.
Mr.. Worthingtou contended that the
object of fthelaw was to prohibit enterprises
where The distribution OF gifts or premium
depended upon lot CT chance. e produced
authorities in support Of this contention and
read from the STANDARD Dictionary that a
'gift-exhibirioh was species of lottery,
allied to raffles anu policy"
Attorney S. I. Thomas, for the Distri It,
read the act OF 1873, under which he
claimed authority for the prosecution. lie
contended that TO hold out a promise of
a gift conditioned upon the collection OF a
certain number Of stamps was gift
enterprise" within the meaning cf the
law He defined ''chance" to be the con
Junction OF circumstances more 1r less
favorable, and pointed out what he con-
sidered the elements of cuance in the trad
ing stamp transaction. The purchaser
took the chance OF not getting 999 OF che
stamps. The merchant took the chance Of
gaining an increase in business The nteT
chant also had the chance that some OF MS
patrons would not ask for the stamps The
stamp company took the chance that SOME
of the stamp collectors would not collect
999 of the stamps. aud that the pfeIuiiun
would not have to be given. The stamp
company was not a commercial enterprise;
it was purely a gift enterprise The stamp
company agreed TO sell the stamps 10 ne:-
chants al onehalf OF the face value Jr the
stamps
Attorney Thomas argued that tnase
stamps had noface value, and had v-;:ue
only to the man who took the chance "
getting 999 OF them.
He cOacluded by saying that tfe de
PENDANTS admitted that their scheme was
in violation of the letter OF the law, and
that their only contention was that it did
not violate the spirit Of the law
Attorney Duvan followed for the prose
cution. Attorney Worthington closet.
The cpurt reserved its decision.
The times., 1897-11-18
FOREST RESOURCES OF AMERICA.
Dwindling Supplies Engage the ~
tention of the Government.

Dwindling Supplies Engage the y
tention OF the Government.
Secretary Wilson, in his last annual
report, said that it was his belief that
sooner cr later large line of ma nufactur
ing industries employing at present cap
ital To- the amount OF more than 81 600
0Oe,o0d. employing Ia bUr of more than
l,o"O,0O9 workers, and producing nearly
$1,000: :00e, 900 of value annually, Will
be more or less hampered for lack OF suit
able supplies because of the absence of
rational use and systematic reproduction
OF our forest resources. Secretary Wilson
says further: Our agricultural interests
in the hill country and mountai in districts
are bound to suffer, indeed are beginning
TO suffer from the same cause, lust a $
they have suffered in other countries.
he Department of Agriculture, through
the division Of forestry, has, with scanty
appropriations, endea vored TO secure and
dissemlnate technical informal ton need.
ful ia rational forest mana cement. 1t has
also experimental on methods of tree
planting, with view to an extension of
forest areas into the forestless regions
which need the shelter and protection of
forest growth, and mas increased our
knowledge of the properties of our TIM.
bers which might lead to desirable econ
on.ies in the future.
more liberal consideration Of this
line OF work by the Government would
se"m justified by the magnitude of the
interests involved, especially since, with
the establishment o: forest reservations
from The public doma in, the need Of tech
Iiical knowledge in their management has
become a necessity"
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vi II
WITH SWitchback"
Temperance

amongst the bread winners in all classes
VI society are TO be found men who COM
pose the real salt OF the earth. and who
are typicaily the nervous temperamented
iiHeh men OF Impulse, energy, restless activ-
Ivy anu SIrong ambition. These are the
ihen VINO nave what We may call switch
DIX teInperaments, i'll which states OF
uespaIr anu hope alternat ely sway and
guide their actions. Their descent to the
one state is rapid and equally so is their
ascent TO the other. Their daily pendulum
OF IRE swings quickly between the two
eAtfeines. e Nature has endowed them with
an e6ubeTant nerve force, and not the
iiedst dangerous circumstances OF their
lpes are those which tend TO its sup
preston or miSdirection. Such men think
qulcHly, walk quickly, eat quickly. Iutheir
tdse, worry, Drain-tire, PHI ySical exhaustion
duu consequent inability to fulfill engage
Hlehts or discharge duties produce nstabil-
Ity IN mental action, which / S quick = fol-
owed Dy ITritability and general depres-
slon. iheses are the patients who are told
10 is thelr liver, or it is dyspepsia, they
heed tOnlcs &c. But their disSipated nerve
energy is really the cause Of their all
Inent, and the vlsceral organs become in
vowed secondarily. 1t is their lowered
nerve tone that causes distaste for food
ulSIIess after eatIngi constipation, ringing
IN tne ears, Insomnia, nervousness, tlry
tongue, uncertainty OF gait, pranks of
memory and hundred other symDtoms
tlat are usually ascribed to some other
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REV. DIR. coNArY's LECTURE.
\ Large Audience Listens TO Him "A
81. Pants Parish Hall.


81. paui's Parish Hall
st Pauls parish han was crowded 20
rue doors last evening with the members oil
81. Paurs Union and their friends to listen
to the first IF d course Of lectures given
under the auspices OF the union Mr.
GeorSe Z. Hamilton president of che Uni ion.
presided, and during the course of his re
marks spoke of the work that had been
accomplished aud the plan OF the wolk
they hoped to carry out this year
After This he introduced the lecturer Of
the evening, Right Rev Mgr. I. j. COnat,
d. D.. rector ui tho Catholic Umyersity
who spoke Oh Our duties towards the
intellectual movements OF the day The
lecture was masterpiece, and eliciteJ
frequent applause from the large audience
Among other things, Mgr Conaty said
This - an age OF organization, which
reaches cut to everything and everybody
Sucresa in any direction seems TO depeud
upon organized effort. 1t has bceome d
craze, until the old joke about the ''jiner'
has passed into strongest reality Social
development and mental improvement ap
peal for organization, that the strong may
help tho weak. the learned share their gold
with their less fortunate brethren, and thus
spirit Of helpfulneSs is developed and the
general veil being Of the community is
greatly advanced. Such is the aim and
object Of union, such as is here repre-
senteG. Social and mental improvement
under the guidance of parish leadership
SO that a brotherhood and neighborhood
feeling may be cherished and a free trade
in the eoCG things possessed mas be Ell
joyed. TIE church idea is fostered H. this
manner, and the work of the church is
broadcaed and expended
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TRUSTEES, SAFE.
-----~~~.- ~ y > EES, SALE-
THOMAS DOMLlNG & 90. Ancfionep


THOMAS DowLlNG s CO., Auctioneers.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust record ed in
ffber 2lO5, folio 301 ct seq. OF tie land
records OF the District OF Columbia, and
az lhe request or tile party secured thereby
tuelault having occurred III the terms and
provisions thereof, the undeTsign ed trus-
tees VIII offer for sale at public auction in
front OF the premises, TUESDAY, the 30th
s,i.y OF November, 1896, at y. M, me 1Ci-
lQWlnS described real estate, situate g in the
Shy or Nashin gton, District of Columbia j.,
20 ,dlt: WI: All OF original lots uuIbered twenty
~ ana Iwenty-one CID, in square six
hundred and ninety-three (693J, except
ne ne part On the east and north condemn ed
efms. sold subject 10 a prior deed OF
tIusl or 80 600. balance over aud abOy e sd id
trIst, CASH Deposit of S2C0 required at
salt nveyan cling and TecoTd ding at
purchasers cost
BURR r. TRACY,
JOHN A. BUTLER.
mol $50, ,24,2 Trustees.
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BOYS school shoes, 75c. and ssc; solid
as q rock.
no166t sELBY. 1903 Pa. ave
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How TO cure Bilious Cole.

81 suffered for weeks with collie and mains
In my stomach caused by biliousness and
had to take medicine all the while until
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured me. Z
have since reconmended it to good many
people" Mrs F. Butler, Fairhaven, Conn.
Persons who are subject to bilious collie can
yard of' the attack by taking this remedy
as soon as the first symptoms appear Sold
by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail
druggists 936 st and Conn ave. and 5
st. NV. and 1928 Md. ave. ne.
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THE BEST So. 90 mems shoes in the CITY
all shapes and the latest styles
nol6-6t SELBY, 1903 Pa. ave
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ROOMS PAPERED, SI-T5 up; ffrst-cIass
work ana up-t0-date patterns; wallpaper
anu ITsscoes Cleaned equal To new LE-
PREU& Y x GAINES, asa Nd ave s,v
n0l5- Stem
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a Powerful ALnchino

Boston, Nov 17.-For the past two wears
ProI. ITowbridge, the director of Jefferson
phySlcal laboratory of Harvard, has beer
perfecuing battery for electrical I,IiScbaro
IL is the most powerful of It's kind in mo
world. 1t is the only battery strong enourl
10 send discharge through an x-rav tntss
IL doesn't need the assistance of sucb !
machine 10 convince anyone who has rriad
lt, that Tharp's Pure Berkeley is tbe hest
whisky on the market. 81 fulI 0uart ,t
Jas. Tharp's, Sl2 + st.nw. II
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DEPARTMENT DINING -ROONS-514 stt
So, opposite general postofffce, best I5o
ana ,Eoc meals III city; quick lunches
no15-6t-eIn
The times., 1897-11-18

usefulness, but sad indeed if the child is a
sickly one, peevish and puny, and sentenced
before birth to a life of pain and suffering.
1t rests with woman herself whether her
children shall be healthy and happy, or
sickly and thankless cross to bear.
Taken during the expectant period DR..
.Sierce's Favorite Prescription will relieve
the mother of ali the discomforts incident
to TINS condition, and parturition will be
free from danger and comparatively free
from suffering. 1t is the best of medicines
for diseases of women and is the ONLY med
icine in the world that makes the coming
OF baby safe and easy.
Mrs. Jennie Parks, of Marshall Spokane Co
Wash, writes; ~ am proud to have the onnor
mnity to tell OF the good results of your great med
icine,-Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription was
Denehted by your medicine in confinement, but
the greatest blessing have found is it is such
neip 10 me 1t gives me strength. have no tired
ieeling and my baby is the picture of health NV
health was quite broken down but feel better
than have il ten years.
The newly-wedded wife, above all othe,
women, needs good medical book DIR.
Plerce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
nils tEis want 1t contains over 1000 pages
and 500 illustrations. Several chapters are
devoted to the physiology of the organs dis
tinctly feminine. Send Fl oue-cent stamps
to cover cost of mailing only, to the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo
n Y, for free copy. .paper-covered. IF
cloth binding is wanted send 10 cents ex-
ira (3I cents in ALL.
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BICYCLE REFERS.

The only practical winter
garments for wheel pur-
poses.
They're warm - short
and out of the way.
They're taking well-and
you men who want to ride
during cold weather will
have TO have one.
We show four styles of
Blue Chinchillas-our own
make-at S., So, 50 and SO.
Camel's Hair natural gray - and
white al-Wool Underwear at Sl.O0 a
garment. 25c Wool Sox at l7c-3
pairs for soc.
The times., 1897-11-18
DR.. Henry's Headache Powders are in.
valuable for any headache
no11- Thurs, ,Sat-tf

Fire Protection Ior Naval Museum.
Chief Paris, Of the fire department. has
recommended that the water supply ut
the Naval Museum Of Hygiene, at Twenty
third and f streets, he increased, and that
two hydrants like those used by the city
ne placed on the grounds. This report is
in compliance with request from Sur
geun General Van Reypen, of the Navy
who asked for an inspection of the place
with reference to its protection from fire.
The times., 1897-11-18
Ladies Special Offer.

Positively for 10 days only, French
dresSfnaking aud millinery, at the fOl
lowing prices Suits, $3.50; waists, 81 SO
skirts, Sl.5Oi hats trimmed, 25c 81.
81 So NV. uOI6 6-3t
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WHAT money viii buy at SELBY'S tbl
week. chiid's rubbeTS, SC. mems rub
Der clogs, 35c-; boys underwear, 19c
mems underwear, 24c-, mems pants riftf
different patterns, CSC; all kinds OF meni
shoes, csc; child's shoes, soc.
nOl6-6t SELBY, 1903 Pa ave
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Relieved ns Military .tt,che

First Lieut. Charles G. Dwyer, Third In.
lantry u s. A., now military attache to
the American legation in the CITY of
Mexico, has been notified that he viii be
relieved from duty as military attache to
that legation as soon as his SUCCESSOR
reports TO the American minister in that
city for duty
The times., 1897-11-18
LOST.

LOST-Gold medal; Spa Athletic Club,
Tuesday eve: on front, Wrestling Cham
pionship;" on back, Awarded by Wash.
Ath Club" Reward if returned to r. ROY
MACkEY, Wash. Ath. Club noI7-3t EN-
LOST-A small Yorkshire dog, Clipped tan,
unclipped ears; "PETRASCUE. Iii
Mass. ave." engraved on collar Finder
viii be rewarded at above address. noIT-3t
LoST-Black pocketbook, containing 81 so
and some pa pers; bet 7th ST. and Pension
Office. Address BOOK, this office.
nO16-3tem
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Transpaciflc Mails

Mails tor Australia (except West A us
tfahal New Zealand, Hawaii and Fiji
lsiands, per s. S. Warrimoo from Van
coUYer, Close here daily up to $50 n m
November l 5. td) ''' ,
Mails Tor China, Japan and Hawaii. nor
S. S. City or Rio Janeiro, from San Fran
cisco, close here daily up to $50 y M
November 21. (d) ~
Mails for China and Japan, Der 8 6 Co
lumDia, from Tacoma, close here daily nm
to $50 p. M, November 21(d) "r
Mails for Hawaii, per S. S. Australia
from San Francisco, close here daily nm to
o:3O p. M, November 24.(d)
Mails for the Society Islands, per shin
Galilee, from san Fra nctSco, close here ia il a
up TO $50 p. m, November 24(d1
Mails for China and Japan, specially adj
dressed only, per $. $. Empress of China
from Vancouver, close here daily lJp to 6.3n
p. m, November 29.td)
Mails for usIralla except those for West
Australia, which are forwa rded via Furone,
New Zealand Hawaii, Fiji aud Samoa n
Islands, per S. MaripoSa, from San Fran
cisco, close here daily up to $50 D. m,
December 8.
(al Registered mail closes at 10 a. m
same day.
tb) Registered mail closes at 1 %. m.
same day.
tc) Registered mail closes at D. m.
same day.
tdl Registered mail closes at d. m
previous day.
(e) Registered mail closes at 1 n. n,
Tuesdays and S Saturdays.
JAMES. T. WILLETT
Postmaster
The times., 1897-11-18
MortnI.tv of tie Nreek

According to the weekly report of the
heallh department tie number of deaths
10 the District Of Columbia during the
period ending Saturday aggregated 81
from all causes
The times., 1897-11-18
Nicaragua Needs cash,

American capitalists may find an in
vestment opportunity in the offer of the
Nicaraguan government to sell or lease its
railroads. The report TO this effect comes
from the American consul at Manag qua.
The times., 1897-11-18
Donation Party at Wv. C. Home.

DOnaiion Pafty at Y. W c. Home.
y donation party viii be held at the
Young Women's Christian Home. No. 311
street northwest, Tuesday, November %,
from to 6 p. m. Donations OF groceries,
money, bed and table linen viii be most
acceptable. The entire building will be
open to inspection.
The times., 1897-11-18
RENDEzvoUs1 IN HAMPTON ROADS

Softh Atlantic Squadron Not to
Cruise in Cuban Waters.
The Secretary of the Navy has deter
mined, probably out of consideration for
ihe nerves of the Spanish Queen, not to
permit the gallant North A Atlantic Squadron
TO cruise in Cuban waters. In lieu of this
determination the squadron will rend ezvous
for me winter at Hampton Roads.
The most strenuous exertions will. how
ever, Ee made to keep the American pa troll
against filibustering at the highest nos
sible state Of efficiency. There are now
three vessels cruising eff Key West.
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PosToFFIcE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any time. ---'-'
tOkEIGN MAILS are forwarded to the
pores OF sailing daily, and the schedule of
closlngs IS arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit, For
the week ending November 20 they close
PROMPTLY I this Office as folIows-
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Stnr on Stnra - -

a splendid heater; no smell. no trouble
wonderful convenience and saving in a
nouse- Ohly $3.50 at Muddiman's.
18th and G sts. Cheapest place II, t,,,r,, -
AOA AiAeutSS- mol 7-tf
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GAS HEATING STOVES.

.-MuDDIMAN'S, 18th and G, is the hest
place 20 go Tor anything OF the sort. You
get The greatest variety and -chea nest
prices there. Large gas radiator. pnly
$500; small size, $3.50
The times., 1897-11-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refundthe money if il failsto c1Irp.
2oc- I he genuine has L. B. O on each Ia bIet
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SPECIAL NOTICE office Metropolitan
railroad CO., Washington, ID. c., Nov.
10, 1897. Notice is hereby given that the
Dooks FOR the transfer OF stock will be
closed from November 20 to December l.
u, closed from November 5 to December
l. 1881 e. b. COLEMAN, secretary.
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Your credit is good al Lansburgh's Fur
niture House. 18th and f sts. oc3-tf
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FOR SAIE-HOTEI,

FOR SALE-Large hotel. Laurel. Nd on
new electric road; furnished, a less than
half cost: small cash pa ayment ]. s.
SWORMSTEDT, 913 F st. NV no13-7t
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies. dc.

FRIDAY-(c) AT I0:55 D. IN. for Bra LiI
ana "a Plata Countries, per 5. ;. Oilers,
from New York, via Pernanibuco, Eahia
and Rio Janeiro. Letters Tor North Ira
at 10: % D. n. tor Fortune Island, Jamaica
"a "a niIia and Gre yJOwn, per s. s. Adj
fondack, from New iorE, Letters Tor
Costa RIea must be directed Per Afiiron-
dack." lc) AT l0:65 d. m. Tor Haiti a mi
santa Martha, per s. s. HulStein. from
New YORK tc1 AT I0:55 d. m for CentTaI
America teXcept Costa Rica and South
racine ports, per S. :. Advance rrcm New
ork' VIA Colon Letters for GuafemaIa
must De directed Per Advance" ic1 Al
10 % D. M. for Campeche, Chiapas, Ia
ingtOn, from New YORK. Letters " fnr aSi,-
o5ieI parts OF Mexico must he 0irected
fer City OF Washington (cJ AT In-6S
=. iu' LOT Haltl, Culuana and Carupano.
I;tetefs Tor other parts OF Venezuela and FOR
curacao, Trinidad, British and Dutch l;,Ji
ana must De directed Per Prins Wjllen,
/. Ncl AT 1O:55 p. IN. for Mexico. Der
$ 5. PanaIua, FROM New York. via Pro,,r,,sSa 20
Per Panama. ~ eeeu
?, Mails for Aewfoundland, by rail to Hall
ItX ana thence via steamer, close here dsfIv
except sunday, at 2:U6 d. m, and m,
undays only al 11.35 a. M, fdl
Mails Tor Miqueluu, by ran 10 Boston
az SO p. m.ta)
Mails 1or Cuba except those for s Saptiaro
9e Cupa, whlcn viii be forwarded via
SeW 1oIk up 10 and including the lO:55
y. m, close ednesdayj, by rail tn Pert
tampa, Fla, anu thence via Steamers sail
ing Mondays and THURSDAYS to Havana
o9Se Me,,a mere IRE daily mn!y,a at Pm. tel
Tor Campeche, Chiapas ,Tabasco and Yn
cdtan which, after the "Wednesday oy-ar
iaHd close, viii be foTwa rded via New
York up To and including the 1898 D. M
close triday VI close here daily at 7:IO
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$500 a MONTH,

TREATMENT AND MEDICINE.
Daily office hours, 10 t. 3: Monday Y.
p. M; Sunday, o a. IN. to 2 m.
8S CONSULTATION FREE. ga
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TransatIantic Mnns.

FRIDAY-tb) AT go p. IN. for France,
SVltZerlahd, Italy, spain, Portugal, Tur-
KEY Egypt and british India, per s. 8 La
Gascogne-, from New York, via Havre.
Letters Tor other parts OF Europe must be
qlIe cted Fer La Gascogne." tel At
nia, from New ork. Letters must be di-
rected 'Per Normannia." tc)At 1885
p. N. Tor Europe, per S. S. Umbria+, from
New York, via Queenstown
PRINTED NATTER, ETC-The Ger
man steamers sailing from New York on
tuesdays take prlnte matter, etc, for Ger
many, and specially addressed printed mat
teT, ETC., Tor other parts OF Europe.
Inc American ana White star steamers
sailing from New York on Nednesda avs the
StIIhal steamers on Thursdays, and the
Cunard, French and German steamers on
Saturdays Ia ke printed matter, etc, for az
countries for whicn they are advertised to
carry mail.
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DR.. WALKER.
1411 Penn. Ave. Adj. Willards Eote

Makes speciality of Giseas es of this char
acter and GUARANTEES A CURE.
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Take the Pennsylvania Railroad
To Baltimore, Sunday, November 81.
Sl round trlp. no17 -4t em
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the general pub
nc that the firm OF Dowen & Pitcher
io,yed nave TINS ns day, NOVEMBER 18, 1897. dis
the business will hereafter be Continued nv
. NJ; efiicher. j. NJ. PITCHER.
hoio-3J a. L. DOWELL
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TYPEWRITER CIRCULARS, $3.50 ue
l,OOo, 900 good envelopes, 81, 500 g0Oc
cards. 81. ZlEGLEK, Printer ,S16 sJ-nw
noiT3t
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NINE. THEO.

Medium and card reader; WaShinEton's s
most famous clairyoyant and palnIist; con-
suit her on business, love and family at
IalrS, reunites the separated: removes
spells; causes speedy marriages, and gives
good luck, open daily; German spoken; 25c
and soc. 929 ii st. NV. no6-14t
NINE. La RAU, medium; tells past and
present; gives luck. 1223 IL ST. NV:
walk upstairs. noS-1m.em
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NATIONAL DENIAL pARLORS

uUo Z street Northwest.
Goid filings and bridge work a spe
ciaitJ. at the loves. price; amalgAm fil-
ings, o0c; fun sets OF teeth on plates, 30;
extracting, either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, soc; without 25c; au
Work done by experts, and guaranteed the
BEST; open on Sundays from 10 Co =
O'Clock. mh22-tr
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NO NEED OF A DERRICE.-Mrs. SIop
pelgh-4our wife is such a sympathetIf
woman, Mr. TrOtter. IL takes very little
10 move her. Mr. TrOtter yOu'TerighJ
madam Eleven times in four years, ans
Sne,s looking Tor new apartments now
Selby wants TO move his stock, and VIII
your neIp VIII move it quick If prices vii
DO It, Mems all-wOoI suits and overcOarf
from s., 80 upward i l 903 Pa. ave. NV
nO16-3t-em
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PERSONALS.

DON'T FAIL TO visit MADAM ALVIA III;
tells life from cradle TO grave; luck given
Tree Tor one week; fee, 25c and soc ~
III st. NV; from 70 g. il
DR.. WESTLAKE HAS REMOVED his
residence to Hyattsyille for the winter;
limited number OF patients will be re-
ceReu Full information and testimonials
relatlng TO Tie new treatment for Brignt's
Dlsease ana Dla Detes at office, I11O
q. NV, noGrs, 1890 TO p. m. nO1S-3t
DANcING-CaldwelT Academy, cor. 5th
ana ii SITS. nW.i class ~ eulngs Tues
day and Friday; private lessons given
daily by appointment. Address 7G6 7th
ST. NV. no17- ST., ,em
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HEBEAN WATER will quiet the nerves
cure the malaria, tone tue stomach ana
Dulid You up. SHAFER'S, 1O3 Pa. ave
no17-3t
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LACE CURTAINS Iaundered equal to new
Nottingham. 3Uc; ITish point, 40c, De.
pair. Ill 9th st. NV. nO1T-3t
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DI ED.

NEwBY-FRANK. T. NEWLY, OF 43 d
street southeast, beloved son OF Mary +.
Newly, departed this life November 16,
1897, at 2:30 a. III. Item
DADE-ELIZARETHD DADEdeparted this
life on the 10th lay OF November, 1897.
in her ninety-sixfh year.
The funeral will take place Thursday.
November Is, from st. Marys Church, at
: p. m. it
The times., 1897-11-18

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