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The times., 1897-10-29
MORRIS PARK RACES.
Sir Walter Beats Hastings After
Great Struggle.

New York, Oct. 2S-While there We're
two stakes on the program for Morris Park
today, The contests for these events We're
comparatively tame when taken into con-
sheraton with the wLirlwind struggle be-
tween Sir Walter and Hastings in the
handicap. at one mile and three siNteenths.
1t was d superb finish. and the seven-year-
old sun af Midlothian beat Mr. Beinont's
champion Ealf a head. The crowd on the
hCneward Journey talked of nothing else,
and Sir Walter was hailed az the greatest
canIpaignur OF the decade He has carried
l2O or more poands Oftener than any
horse that the eldest turtle can recall, and
he has won anu lost more races by head
or Il Lose than any other thoroughbred that
bls sParted silk in this country.
John A. Benefits small but bloadlike
colt, Haadsel, woI the Hurricane Stakes
for two year-olds cleverly, defeating MISS
Tenny, High Jinks, Decanter, ana Hand
Press. The Fairview Stakes for three
year-oIds was won by +. Dunn's Estaca,
10y Emperor of Norfolk, with tie fayoritc,
Bannoek, seconG.
The Fairy1ew developed scandal, which
should be traced to its foundation. 1T
was rumurcd before the race that jock y
II. Martin was not Suins To put forth his
best efforts on EStaca and Bannock he
came tIe favonte MIR. nunn's colt i'll tie
meanwhile going back in tie betting. As
the race was run there as nothing to
Justify the report, EstaCa defeating Ban
iiock s;ieverIy in very fast time. The
stewards Of the Westchester Association
viii endeavor To trace the story bacG
To its fourdaJion Summarizes
First race Last seven Turlongs OF With
ers mile. Wordsworth, SO, win, 4 to !,
won; Domitor, 90, White, Il 10 l, second;
Albert s, 81, Oliver, Il to l, third. Time
1:29 IA.
Secondrace The Eclipse course. oxnard,
leo, c'I cary. 10 10 l, won Saratoga,
90, Thompson, 4 TO l, second; ortoland,
105, 0 'Connor, Il t. third. Time, 1912 | 4
Third race Last five furlongs of the
Eclipse course. Handsei, i 90, Maher, 3 =
to /, won; Decanter, l 90, o 'Leary, to l
second: Miss Tenney, 100, Garrigan, > to !,
third. Time, O:59.
Fourth race one and one-dxteenth
miles over the hill. Estaca, 1G2, H.
Martin, to 3, won; Bannock, los,
Irving, 3 To >, second; Mana sses, IO6,
Hewitt. 20 to l, third. Time, As.
Fifth race-The witliers mile. Don Dc
! OTo, II7. TaraI. > / . 10 /, won, Thomas
Cat, 100, Sanger. 90 To 1, second; DR.
! Catlett. I26. Williams, 3 to 8, third
/ Time, Al II.
sixth Tace-One mile and three six
tcenUhs,over the Withers course. Sir Walter
! III, r. Williams, s to J. won; Ha stings
/ I22, Taral, even, second Ben HulIida
| 1876, Cla yton, 8 to /. third.Time. > 0l "a
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DR.. Ledthermdn.

Consultation free; Hours, Q To Il, z to S
Tues, Thurs. an1 Sat- even, TO 8
Closed Sun. ocl o-u
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It looks as II the wrath Of the Ad'ainis-
grafton had fallen upon Maj. Ben Butter
worth, of Ohio, Commissioner OF Patents.
II was rumored ABOUT town last night
that Mai. Butterworth would soon re
sign and Resume The practice OF law. 1t
is understood aIs5 that it has been in
tilnated to him from those in high places
that his resignation would De accepted.
All OF which, il true, is Traced back 70
the Ohio elections.
MAI. Batterworth has been guilty OF
the objectionable sin OF saying few
words derogatory 10 the men who are
seeking to send Mark Hanna hack 10 the
United states senate. The Hamilton
COUNT gang which Is the city OF Gin
cinnati-is one of the most disTeputable
gam cf cat throat politicians on earth.
The rue Of Cincinnati under the regime
of this crowd has been VIGOROUSLY cor
Fupt.
Ahcur the middle Of October, Mr.. But
terworih was invited 10y Mayor Taffel 10
witness tie annual parade OF the police
and fire department. he replied IN a
letter That Contained some severe structures
on tie administration Of Cincinnau's ar
fairs, and expressed the hope that the day
was conng wien honest men would be IN
control. and the crowd which had made
the Queee CITY notorious would be wiped
out Of existence, Cr words TO that effect
Now, il SO happens that the very men
thi.s ccndemued by Ma ior Butter worth, CON
pose tie gang, under the leadership oI
Boss Cox, w3lo are seeking TO encompass
the election pi Hanna.
All the power or the Administration has
bepa use 10 hole up tire sOf this crowd
OF corrupt puliupans, and despite the fact
that two Of them have landed in the State
penItenuiarv Tor uialfea sance IN Office aEd
more are unde- Indictment, the AdnlniStra-
tion cIings 10 them like a forlorn hope
II vas no wonder. then. that Ma jJT Butter
worth mas given objectionable offense III
deaouIcing these fellows, who are the
u.ainsray OF hanna and his crowd # cor
ruptioniSts. He is TO he disciplined
The story co.l5 n Il be certified last night.
Atihr Waite House no wurdof Confirmation
81 dental could tr haG- Secretary Bliss
:heimueaiate superior Of Commissioner But
frryxorth. is In New York and the commits
si8nar himself is on lis wayt ONO, where he
speaks far Hanna tomorrow night.
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a NEW MILE BIKE RECORD.

Eddie McDuffie Covers Himself With
Gl'Ty at Willow Grove Track.
Philadelphia, Oct. IS. Eddie McDuffie
covered himself with glory this afternoon
at Willow Grove track and made a worlds
rdfcr the mile which will bereuagniZed,
the time made being 30 %. This equals
the record made by Stocks, the crack Eng
hsh rider, but the latter's time was made
paced by motor cycles. McDuffie rode five
ofthe fastest continuous miles that haveever
been ridden. His slowest mile was 1::3S %.
twas q great feat, and McDuffie expressed
his deter rmination beforehand To ut least
equaltre world record if not beat it. The
excitement was intense and McDutfic was
hoisted of his wheel and carried by his en-
thusiastic admirers around the track when
he finished.
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PA Y UP FIRST-Actor tplaying the part
of Hamlet in solemn tones J. Where can
/ find rest and peace?'' Voice from the
gallery: Nowhere, until you have paid
me for those new boots. See the klon-
dixie shoe at Selby's for So; also the Klon-
dixie hat, zoe. 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
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COLLISION on THE AVENUE.
A Metropolitau Motor Runs Into a
Horse Car.

a train on the Metropolitan electric
road collided with a horse car at Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue about 8
O'Clock yesterday evening. The latter was
deraiIed and the front platforms of each
car slightly damaged, but no serious in
jury was done.
Tie accident was due to a misund4r-
standing OF the signals and no one is heldre
sponsible The Metropolitan cars under
the Law have the right of way over the
cars on the Avenue line owing to the fact
that they run north and south, and further
that they are on a rapid ira nsit line.
The train bound south had stopped above
the Avenue, and when ready the con.
ductor had signaled to go ahead anu
when the motoIman started the train the
driver of the horse going west failed
To heed the signal and did not stop.
The horses by jumping to one side,
escaped uninjured, and both cars were
quickly brought to a stop. Some Of the
passengers We're frightened and large
crowd soon gathered, but no one WIS in
iLred and very little damage done.
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l.. & r." Route.
FOOTBALL GOODS.
Az "Ninth."

to s, won; cyclone, second; Matte Lee,
tiird. Time, i:16.
Second race-Five furlongs. Flop, 4 10
!, won; Bonneville, second; Tusculum, third.
Time, 1:04.
Third race--one mile. ]. II. c., 8 to 3.
wen; The EIector. second; Belle Bramb.e,
tnrd Time, Al.
Fourth race-slx furlongs. Caddie c.,
TO 1, won; Frank Thompson, second;
Aspasia, third Time, 1'15.
Fifth race-one mile Myth, to z,
Won; Lula Fry, secoud; Rockwau. third.
Time, 43 IA.
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REVENUE RErrRSs INCREASE.
Commissioner Forman Gives Some
Interesting Figures.

Commissioner Forman Gives Some
Interesting Figures.
TIE changes IN the internal revenue fea-
tures 0f tie Iingley act lave been in force
a sufficient length Of time now H. permit
some idea 10 be formed o + the total revenue
likely - be raised. Commissioner Forman
said yesterday that he anticipa ted an
increase II 9, 100000 ty the abolishment
OF The rebate on the beer tax, notwithstand-
ing the fact that heavy purchases Were
made before the new law went into effect.
1t is impossible TO give any estimate
OF the gain IN tax on cigarettes, owing
% the new law providing for the bottling
of whisky under Government supervision,
in bond. gain on which is expected Of
$1,000, 600.
For the months Of August and Septem.
Der the total increase in the tax on spirits
over the same months OF last year We're
s. Pas, 944.45. The increase in Tie tax
On tobacco for these months over the same
period last year was $3.50 ,SSO.42
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90. 90 a MONTH,
NINE. THEO.

Which Includes All Medicines
Hours 10 to / and 3 to 8, daiIy. Sun
day. / 10 I2. se22-trexSu
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Louisville Trots.

Louisville. KY, Oct 2s.-on account Of
rain today y's races were postponed unth
Tomorrow, after two trots had been fin
ished In the 2:16 pace, Nicol + won the
heat. W. h c., second; Lady Nottingham,
tire favorife, third, and Captain Crouch
fourth There were eleven starters
In the second race, 2:15 trotting. Emily
won in che slow time of 2:20. There Will
be a double program tomorrow.
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FLAHERIY GEls THE DEcIsIoN.
His Go With Ian Mcbride Ends in
the Tenth Round.

Bridgeport, Conn, Oct. 2S.-Martin
FlahsrJy, OF Lowell, Mass, aud Dan
Mcbride. OF New York, net before the
Horisou Athletic Club, in this city. to
night, in fifteen FOUND contest for q
purse of $1,000. The men weighed in at
l27 pounds. Flaherty forced the fight
ing frUm the start, but did not fight
clean. although no fouls were called by
Referee Charlie White.
In the tenth round FIaherty force.l Nc
Bride Gu the ropes in Flaherty's corner.
Ambrose F. Hayes, who was in Nc
Brides corner, entered the ring ami
clainIed Il foul. Referee White awarded
the decision 30 Flaherty on account of
Ia yes action. Flaherty had MCBRIDE
whipped, anG Hayes action saved a de
cisiJh On its merits.
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A GIRLS DREADFUL REVENGE.
Throws a Lamp at Her Rival and
Burns Her TO Death.

Throws a Lamp at Her Rival and
Burns Her 20 Death.
Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 2s.-ElIa Barnes
and Bessie Thomas, aged, respectively,
eighteen and twenty, met by accident last
night at the house Of mutual friend and
ouaUeIeds the former alleging that the
latter had naligned her mother. The
real trouble, however, is said 10 be that
both glrIs were ih love with the same
young man. During the quarrel Ella
seized lighted Kerosene lamp and hurled
Il at her adversary. The inmates OF the
house fed in terror and the Barnes girl
also rsE cut, bGting the door behind her,
while the vicum OF her rage was IN
veloped I'm flames.
The burning girls screams extracted a
DeighbGr, wh3 ran to the rescue. but not
until the ThoHas gin had been - severely
burned that death resulted this morning.
The murderess esca ped.
Both were working girls.
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The Intnnia Summarizes

Cincinnati, Oct 2S.-The track was
rather heavy for the last two OF three
races After the horses had been 1T the
post in the sixth race for fifteen minutes
the Judges ordered the race postponed on
account OF darkness until tomorrow Vel.
low Rose broke down i'll the first race
Summaries.
First race-Six furlongs Midnight,
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WANTS MORE MONEY.
Chief Moore. oI the Weather Burea !.
Makes Complaint.

Makes a Complaint.
Chief Willis L. Moore, Of the Weather
bureau, in his annual report complains
OF thc sh9rtuess Of the appropriation,
which was less This year tnan fourteen
wears ago, Notwithstanding the vastly ia
creased scope 81 the work ot the burel =.
The appropriation this year was SS5S
772, and for the next he asks FOR 81 Oh
Csc.
Maci, Information OF the details OF the
work Of the bureau Is given by the chief
relative 10 property saved By warnings,
and thc new Fields of research iii which
tlae bureau has heen ,ahoring.
Secretary Wilson is Of the opinion that
tie apprc srialiun> foI the bureau should
b, increased. aS members Of tie force dt
present are greatly overworked 1t is found
necessary foI them 10 be at their posts
from Hiue TO ten hours each week day and
also to work unday. He VIII make every
effart 10 have the appropriation passed as
asked ior by Chef Moore
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Daniel Asked Not to Interfere.

Ale xandria, o ct. IS. Congress man
Rixey, with "a strong city delegaLDn, Will
go into the matter of removing the revenue
office from Lynchburg here, and Ma jor
Daniel, as senator, will be requested e.
keep his hands off.
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MAY SET ASIDE DIVORCES.
Judge Thomas Makes a Far-aeach-
ing Ruling.

ing Ruling.
vinita, L T., oct. 2s.-Judgc JOHN r.
Thomas, Of the United States court, now
in session, has made an important and far
reaching ruling. Judge Thomas holds that
the publication Of warning notices TO non
Resident defendants in divorce proceedings
are null and void, and that actual service
must be had on such defendants. The de-
cisi0n, If sustained in the higher courts,
viii set aside scores Of maria ges contracted
by parties who have obtained divorces from
the courts Oh the default OF nonresident de-
PENDANTS.
The times., 1897-10-29
GAILAUDEr no PLAY EASTERN.
Deaf NIutes aud High school Boys
"a Meet This Afternoon.

The Galiaudet and Eastern High School
football teams Will line up on the gridirOn
at Kendall Green this afternoon at 3:45.
Several cha nEes have been made in the
Gala udet team since Tuesdays game with
the central High.
Capt W RosSon viii play his old posi-
tion OF left halfback. Fsrhan. who pla yed
that position has been transferred TO fun
hack. Erd. the old fullhack, now holds
left tackle, which was vacated by Capt.
EnSSon. GciIfuSs viii go to his old posi-
ton at left end. and Kuugardner who was
disabled two weeks 90, is again pla wing
nuarterhaCk. IL. line. M.
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falmjStry a Science.

The renowned and talented PaImlst,
MlIE. VAN DERVER, Who has just
reached aShin gLOn. and VINO holds her
place IN the list of NAMES headed by
CieirO. etc etc. --Ive> evidence or thd
above in her TemaTka ble forecasts OF com
ing events in ones life. Revelations OF,
the past, present and future, whether it
be sickness, business adapt;t nIllty love and
matrimony, OF the adyertence of threat
ened danger, given with astounding &C-
curacy, thus reducing paImistry to an ex-
act science. Hidden talents brought TO
light and your proper vocation told. THE
FUTURE REVEALED AS AN OPEN
BOCKl engagements for readings should
be made at the earliest possible date, as
time Is being rapidly filled. Address NINE.
VAN DERV Err, I'LL G street northwest.
Studio hours: 10 a. IN. 10 1 p NJ and
p. IN TO 3 p IN. Oc22I5t
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Predicts a victory for Tamman nv.

Decatur, H., Oct. 2s. DIR. R, L.
Welston, Of this city, came from New yoTk
last Monday on the same sleeper with e N.
Harrison. He found the former President
very communicative on the Greater New
York may0ralty campaign Mr. Harrison
told him that the chances are in favJ n
Tammany
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WANTED-A secondhand iron safe at
a bargain. Address Room 623 F ST.
NV OcHS-3t-em
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The Minister Will Return.

The japanese legation authorizes de-
NAL of the story from Honolulu that Min
lister Hoshu is to be recalled. The state
nlent is made that the minister viii return
to Washington, if he desires.
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old miscellaneous books; will call, eX-
anime and make offer a t residence. Drop
postal to WASHINGTON BOOK SHOP,
under Second National Bank, JAMES
O'NEIL, Prop, 500 TIN st. NV. oc2S-Im
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
oUo r street NorInwest.

tiold filings and bridge work a spe-
ciaIty. at the low est pIiee. amalEa iii
inEs, 5Uc; rGu sets OF teeth On plates, $5s
extracting, either by gas OF local spray.
absolutely painless, 5Oc, without, 25c, all
Work done by experts, and guaranteed the
BEST; open on sundays TrOm 10 TO
O'Clock. mh221
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was eScfan ged for similar coat at Airing
ton Hotel on Tuesday evening The one re-
cclved in exchange contained two pairs OF
gloves and embroidered hand kerchleI mark
ed r. o." and card bearing name OF Col.
Blakeley. The owner of them Will confer
a favor by addressing B. T, this office.
oc2S-3t,em
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ROBERT NJ. NARROWER, Ranges, Stoves
and Furnace Repairing; Timing and
Heating; Aluminium Cooking Vessels; 43S
Ninth ST. NV. oc2S-l mo
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WANTED-A cabinet book case, in good
order; cheap for cash. A ddress W $
A. this office. oc2S-3t
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED Secondhand kitchen range:
cheap. 4l0 y. Y ave oC27-3t
WANTED Use OF bOrs,. aad driver hetween
the hours Of 10 anu 2 a. M. daily
must he stylish. Address r. E., this of.
flee oc26-3t-eln
wANTED-A few more customers for pur4
Jersey milk in the northeast, at &c =
quart Address s. s. IL. this Office.
oc2476
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ROOMS PAPERED, Sl.75 up; mail orders
receive prompt attention: we are now
exhibiting the finest line of goods iii the
city at the lowest prices. LEPREUX 4
GAINES, 493 Md ave. sw. oc2S3t
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WANTED-The name of anybody who is
suffering from any disease OF the kidneys
or bladder. Address BOX Al, this office.
oc2935
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COAT SLEEVES altered by an experienced
tailor hand; price reasonable. 1888 i4th
st. NV. oc2S-3t ,eIn
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WANTED-A second hand organ; must be
cheap for casn. ORGAN, this Office.
Oc2S3t
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SOCIAL LIFE IN THE DEEP. How DO
you dol'' said the crab TO the lobster,
chow is your dear little habyr'' very
Wei, indeed said the lobster. We
haven't named her Yet names are so hard
suggested the crab m We W have nice little
shoes called the Edna for children and
misses. why not buy pair at Selby' 5
for Toe and 81? 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
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WANTED A baby blonde about 4 months
old; warranted not to kick Apply 10 a.
m, Friday, stage door, GRAND OPERA
HOUSE. 1t
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WANTED-To exchange a house and lot
In Washington for farm; state full par
ticulars about farm. PRODUCE, this
office. Oc2S-3t-eIu
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DR. YOUNG, 52ss'f!'z'. e; ssf; j " =.

Treats successfully all diseases of the
Nose, Throat, Lungs, Heart, Nerves, Brain,
Blood, Skin. Stomach. Kidneys. Bladder,
Night Losses, Sexual Weakness, Syphil
Is and all Special Diseases or either sex.
Structure, NaricOcele anu h1uIocele cured
for life without operation. No pain No
loss or time. Consultation ana urinary
Analysis free.
The highest fee charged, whether you
have one or more diseases. is
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WANTED-Horse and wagon suitable for
retail grocery business. Call at Sd st.
and Ind. aye.lW. OC2S-3C
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ron sAIE-aolsIss : ,,Al;H. AGES.
FOR SALE-Horse, harness and light
wagon; S35. Apply S56 II 81. sw. 1t
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BUTTERW0RTH To RESIGN
The Commissioner Of Patents TO
Be Disciplined for Kicking.
he DENOUNCES OOX'S GANG

a Report That He VIII BE Forced
Cut of Office Not Contradicted
Although 1T Could Not Positively
Be veritied-Gone to Ohio to Speak
for Hanna.
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WANTED = 2 OF 3 good active horses; must
be cheap for cash; no dealers. Address,
staulng pnce, GOOD hoksE, tnis Office.
oc2S-3t
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LOST

REV ARD for the return of a small
diamond stud. Lost on ST., bet 4th
and 5tn NV, TO Hecnt x Co. and K
st. Market. Return to HECHT II CO.,
515 7th st. NV. 1t
LOST ON Monday, a gold breast pin. Re
turn TO 402 9TH st. NV, and get reward.
oc26 3t-em
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FOR SALE-On account OF moving, VIII
sell at a sacrifice portable range for
So; good as new; cost $40. Call iinine-
diately II 1412 Park ST., Mount Pleasant.
nc2S-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS. 8.

PIANO TUNING $15o, by factory expert;
WORKS rsnovated; drop postal; JAS.
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BALT1MOREANS temporarily in town to
know that they can get their home cigars,
General Latrobe and Freeman Bros. Pride
OF Baltimore, at home prices at the OLD
RELIABLE CIGAR STORE, cor. 18th anu
Il SITS. NV. OC27-3t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

l WILL sell SIS, 900 worth OF good busi-
ness and dwelling property fer Sd 900
cash or will trade for house " orth $4,000.
Address IMMEDIATE, this office.
Oc2S3t
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DR.. M'KEEHAN.
,c1 2-1mo TIC 9th ST NV
Mrs. DR.. RENNER
SPECIALIZE

IN obstetrics. GOLD medal awarded for the
science OF obstCtucs from the University
of Munich, havana; treats successfully
Homan's complaints and irregularities; prt-
vate s6nitaIium Tor Iatnes before and dur
ing confinement. OrTice hUuF- from a
N. TO p m. No. 610 Pa ave. NV. ss3-tf
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wANTED-H0UsEs.

WANTED-By a New York couple a small
fur. house or flat, bet. K and r sts, near
4th st. Address, stating price, ETC., s.
j. B., 1925 17th ST. NV oc213t-em
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WANTED-Carpet laying; old work
speciality, lowest prices. W II ROB-
ERTSON, 2623 st. NV. oc27-4t-em
WANTED Large secondhand ha nd-power
churn. a. A. COLBERT, 9l6 La. ave.
oc2T-3t
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FOR SALE-First class coupelette, used
a short time, also phaetou buggy suitable
for doctor. Call at Il { III 81. nw..a after 4.I5
p. nj. OCT 3t,em
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For EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE For $4,000 equity in
Washington real estate, most qesir
able lotsin Seattle Wash. fine opportunity
Address 5 SEATTLE, this office. oc23-Tt
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WANTED-A cash register: must be in
good order and cheap FOR cash: state
price and what make. Address REGIS
TER, this office. oc27-3t
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wANTED-SrARLEs

WANTED-To rent a small stable, con-
yeniently located. j. j. FABER, 800
Pa ave. Oc2S-3tem
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WANTED-A good, second hand, cheap
coffee urn. Cali 1907 9th st. NV
oc27-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A fine corner lot, l 9th and
Emerson SITS. me- room for houses; also
corner OF Il 9Th and Duncan stS.; room for
s houses; both very econon!ical lot 50xI 90;
on Princeton ST., near 18th ST. NV Ap-
ply TO OWNER, 1856 oregon ave.
oc21-7t-em
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CHAINLESS BIC YCLE Simplest vet in
vented. Capital wanted III oevelop and
sell. Call or address 636 Il st. NV, up
stairs oc2S-3t
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PERSONALS.
ClairY0Tant and PaImiSf.

Her predictions, information and advice on
business, marriage, divorces, separations,
pensions, deeds. wills, lawsuits, travels,
lost or stolen property, etc, are accurate
anu truthful, ndIies given, no matter
gifted woman, she can help yOu out OF ali
difficultIes; absolute satisfaction guar
anteed: German aud English spoken. Resi-
dence, l 3O3 g st. nw. Fee, so cents and ST.
oci2-l m-em
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MR.. BRACKEM,

The celebrated spiritual medium, Of PrOvf-
dence, K. ;, tells you Just What you want
to know gives Iuii names, business OF every
description: sittingS daily, ut 5S ~ Z. NV
Ladies, 50c. Gents, 81 Oc27-3t
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Medium and card reader WashingtoD'a
most famous clairvoyant and palIIist. con-
suit her on business, love ana family ar
fairs; reunites the separated, removes
spells. causes speedy marriages, and gives
good luck. open daily. German spoken. 25c
and soc. 929 st. NV oc22-14t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-27

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las las culatas de los-primeros fu-
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rraron aquella veria con triple
vuelta de lave y arrojaron esta
en- la primera alcantarilla que ha-
llaron.
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mo hallasen que los dos j6venes