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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-15

ST Die resubIitnnilhe Yartei oes
StaatcS Mi6Uuri prObibitiOniitifd, :?
Giue NntwOrt anf oiefe Srnge Iisfsrt
uns cine 3ulunlmenltelung bss StaatSs
iscretdrs betrsffs Oes lotalen urfprunes
Der Yetitioneu UNI Yrobibition, Die bel
Der Iesten ye9iSIatur einIisfen. Nns
leusr 3uiommeniteuuue 1T erfAtIiH,
oo6 II .46S Nidnner, IL. .023 g8eiber
unb 623 6in6er um ,SubmiEion",
uno ~, 045 Mdnner oaaeaen petitio"
nirteu. Bon oieisn $1,000 Inter
ldriften fir Yrobibition famen aus
oen 25 rspubIifanifben @,Onnties nod
teiue 3, 900 llnteri6rilten, Die iibrigen
23 900 aber aus ben 30 Counties, Die
Oemotrutiibe NRoioritdten ssbeu. 8on
Seu 25 rrpublifauiihen @OurtieS iuar
uur IN Z Die 3Obl Der Yetenteu UNI
Yrobibitiou Sublreider, ais ole Der
YrobibitiOuagegner. Dos pernuIabt
ieIbit bic ocmOiratildIe sMmerita" 3ur
@rfI0runa; ,Sm NnGsT4t bisfsr Shat.
fadeu lpiirOe eS ni1t Der 9ere@ti9teit
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obne Dsit.res nit bsm Gemperen.Ier.
tbum in ben ndmIidsn Sopf au iuer-
fsn." - Oaoesen ii 20 Sbotfode, BOB
bic 8ourbOnsn unferss Staots8 sntleb-
LID Oermudsrt fn6. Ssrnsr if 90
3batiudt. bob Die Reben r.publitani.
iden &uuntieS, psl9e subIr.ide Inter
idriiteu fiiE9etitionen Iisferten, Isbten
SerbF Die Suuptidrei.r nod elmer rec
publitonii@en StaatS:G onbsntion f.[l-
ten. Dos redtfertist Die Sttuuup Der
,zribuue". meIAe lsue @toutscOnbsn.
tion oIs fsiEs r,publilauiids, 1on6srn
ais prOLibitiouilifdt doraeteriirts.
Sab Die 3ahl Der outi-probib,tioniiti-
fben &epublitoner cine 70 9roBe 1T.
baB lit gum erOBen Sbeils Dem @iuFuS
unO Ger Nsitation ftGehs auaufarsi'
ben, Der fid felt leber aRabe CAB. bic
rspubIiFaniide 4artei bonn SemperenI-
Ierthum su faub.rn, UoS ibm ben Sab
6ss tsmperen,Ierii@en y@IObs'Dcmo.
erut" sussBOsen bat.-"St. 2Ouis Sri'
bune."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-15

9trr y. &. 9fiOosl, Npotbeter in
Saa 9tiUsr, Man., iast, OuB Der
Sdmersbefegsr, ct SctobS Del, bas
bette 5eilmittel 1T. Dab sr is oertauft
babe. 3err 6Tso. G0ae, 3uraats
Sails. Woh., iaat ebsuiags, bos er
nod ME gtroas fsiIbr'it, saB ict4ea
Qbias ute oa5 ct. Sasobs Del fanb
Sen erolq quartisrmsiiter Nufus Sngans.
BON Der SunSesarmse, inat ,,Ss if
Ons bette 0fittel. oat i9 ie aebraudt
babe"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-15

Der @euereIp oitmeiiter bat cine fur
bas correiponoircnbe unb So6en per
YOit Uerienbcnoe YubIitum febr uid-
tiae un6 uuslide Bsroronuue erla6en.
Giefslbe beitimmt. 6oB, nenn auf benz
Y0itamte rim Brief 0ber eiH Yad ct
6eponirt uirb, ueIde8 nitbt Die beitimm-
te Nn5abI BON Yoitmarfsn trd9t. reip.
niht boil DOrau8 be3ablt 1T, Der Yoftf
meiiter Oerpfidtet iein loI, Der Yerion
all bic DER Srief Ober oas Yndet
ubrciiirt If, cine Otiipsue YOitfarte gu
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unN otS aufgeaebeueu YoTlfudeS be.
uodrl6ti3t unO eriu6t wjro, ben febl-
Cnoen Setrog ciusuienOen, oamit ibr
ba6 betrefen0c Yoitituf 8u9ei6lft per-
6eu fam. Giele 8erorouung besiebt
fih leoodl nur auf Yoitiahcu, iuelde
niht tjc N6rclie 6c8 gbleu0ers traQen;
wcnn 4ektereS Der SAL 1T. 10 weroen
iie an Den 9lbierOer suriifgeididt. > ie
Gcroronuna ipiro All /. Suit 5. !. in
Strait trcten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-15

2eiusne SOisn, nue SEObeu, nur rs
Gents bos Vaar iu::ser &IeibsrbauoIu na
ben g. Gbriitmaan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-15
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werosu, wenn man ole ei9ene SelunS-
belt unb ole Ser Seini9tn wObI b.bi.
tet. ST 9emanb 9olig. ban bIaner
Sefdtsforbe, mibmutbia. tsiOst er
al 9lpetitlpIi9teit ober ags.msiner
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fonoern fd io9tei& cine SIuide
6ss luuHOerbar.u Electric Bitter5"
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sluar fur Die &Ieinigteit bon so Gts.
gu babeu in allen QipOtbefen.
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9tiba alien. 9lamenS gmil NeoruS, NAB.
ren6 6erieIbe NIT Mart5a RcDanieI,
aus Der &ir@e beimtebrts nisosr unO
Oerpun0ete Die lunDe Dame. 5m
SIaubsn BeiOe getoOtet ;u baben. lief
er cine fur3s Strefe in Den @aIO, mo
er isin Ssipeby wieOsr luo un6 fd cine
2a6ung Sbrot in Den 6opI lagte,
weI6e ieinen augenbIl8liben SOb ber'
beiflby'e SaIIens bate i4on ieit
eiui9sn Sa9rtn Der iunsen Dame bdu-
f9e 8eiu&e abasifattst, isnO5 BON i4r
wsnie @rnunttruug erbalten, uno
bat Die &bat in siuem Nnfuas bon
mahnllnniaer @lieriuAt uclbrans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20

PoNsoSs French Colonel SILKS.
SEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry Brother),
HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE AND COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF PONSON'S CELEBRATED
COLORED SILKS
AT ST. YARD.
THESE GOODS ALE % INCHES WIDE AND
MADE BY ONE OF THE BEST LYONS MANUFAC-
ppHuRERs. POSI-, POSSESSING HEAVY GRAIN. COM
T3qCH, WHICH NO AMERICAN dRos GRAIN
SILKS HAVE: AT $3.50 YARD THESE SILKS
ABE AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN" NEVER HAV-
INC BEEN SOLD AT RETAIL LESS THAN 81. rs.
ESPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN BLACK eros
GRAIN AND OTTOMAN SILKS.
pE ENMBKOIDERED Saline, ZEPHYR AND BATISTE
ELEGANT STOCK OF NEW, PLAIN CHECKED
SPOTTED AND FIGURED FRENCH SA INES.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEIHYRS AT 40c.
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS AT Csc.
NEW PRINTED. ALL LINEN LAWNS.
MHiIE GOODS AND HOUSE-FURNISHING
Low PRICES.
.h AL THE Hen, KOyELTIEs IN FRENCH WOOL
PRICES. AMI Oo""A'A
~ DARR ROOM Fok DISPLAYING EVENING
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1S4G. FIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20

There Is published In another column the law
Tor the suppression OF gambling and confidence
games in this District, as 1T finally passed Con-
greSs 1t is understood that the bill was revised
ait"r It's Introduction In Congress by Judge Hag-
heF, who, at that time held the Criminal Court
ahd by District Attorney CorkhilL Its provisions
seem comprehensive enough to embrace every
FORM OF gambling, confidence game, etc 1t now
remains for the authorities to see that they are
enforced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20
FINE BUILDING LOTS.

FOR sALE-
North side Massachusetts, avenue, between l4tb and
10Th streets 25x16 to alley Price 81 per square foot
Judge Wyle. two Lots each 2OIi TO- to alley; small
shrubbery. Price 81 per square foot.
North side street, between 18th and 18th a Lot %
for $40 per month. Lotgrsded. Price S.. 500.
South side street. between 18th and 18th four Lots
% # in. x1l5 $780, 25xl32 ct 81 So 81 ft6 MA
At 81. 25 81 # in 1llo at 81 80 Also on north side
near 18th street. Lots. each 23xl5s at g. Is per
avenue. Lots each 25xI57 at S2 IS and one 25SiS7
at 81 per square foot alley of these lots
North side Sunderland Place. Lots each 2sxeS to
Aey. Prlce, 81. rs per square foot.
On dupont Circle northeast corner of circle and New
IA, QUO square feet. Price. 81. so per foot
ON 18th street. east SIDE Just north of street. Lot
68x100 to alley. Price. $l.50 per square foot
North side Rhode Island avenue near 18th street a
Lot 3ox8o With alley 10 feet wide on the side
On Thomas Circle adjoining the residence Of Senator
Morsin Lot 80 feet from. irregular depth Price
~. 20 Per foot.
On New York avenue. north side, near 10th street,
two Lots, % 4x83. Price 81. IS.
40 North side OF L street, Vermont avenue Lot
%. 6xl05. Price 81. so PEI square foot. ~
Fine Lot corner 10Th and Corcoran streets 22ExlI0
improved BY two-story Brick Dwellng suitable for
back building to q large residence. Price S. $50.
hree Fine Lots on corner of 18th and streets
22exll0. Price 81 per square foot each.
have Lots for sale in every section of the city.
". n. HUYCK.
Real Estate Agent
1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
n1-3t Opposite north entrance Treasury buildine)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20
. ooDwARD & LorHRop

WOODWARD & IorHRop
ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW AN ELEGANT
LINE OF WHITE GOODS COMPRISING INDIA
LINEN. PERSIAN LAWNS LINEN LAWNS. MA
sALlAs. FRENCH NAINsooKs. PIQUEs. LAWNS.
&C.. &c. WE QUOTE SPECIALLY LINE OF
STRIPED LAWNS AT 124c. AND 15c PER YARD
LACE STRIPE PIQUES. SUPERIOR QUALITY, AT
12sc. PER YARD WE SHALL MAKE SPECIALITY
THIS YEAR. AS LAST. OF 4S-INCH PURE WHITE
SWISS LAWN AT :oc. THEY WASH AND LAUN-
0ER BEAUTIFULLY. ALSO. A 40-INCH ECRU
MUSLIN AT Csc. PER YARD. WHICH WAS VERY
POPULAR LAST SEASON. AND FOR WHICH WE
EXPECT GREATER DEMAND THIS SEASON
IN INDIA LINENS WE SHALL KEEP THE SAME
LINE WHICH GAVE so GREAT SATISFACTION
LAST YEAR. WHICH FOR SHEERNESs AND
BEAUTY OF FINISH CAN NOT BE EXCELLED
BY ANY MAKE WE SHALL MAKE A SPECIALITY
OF THE QUALITY WE OFFER AT 15c PER
YARD. WE OPEN TO-DAY VERY USEFUL AR
TlCLE IN OUR HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
AT BARGAIN, VIZ 200 DOE. WASH CLOTHS
Al 25c. PER DoZ. ALSO, A JOB LOT" OF
LUNCH CLOTHS OR STAND COVERS IN CREAM
DAMASK WITH SCARLET BORDER, SIZlS AND
PRICES AS BELOW:
36x36 Cream Damask Cloth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5oc
54x36 Cream Damask Cloth ...........,62c
36s36 Monte Cloth, knotted fringe. ....6 2c
54x36 Monte Cloth. knotted fringe 75c
WARRANTED PURE LINEN AND BARGAIN.
CRASHES
20-INCH SCOTCH CRASH. ALL PURE LINEN
&C. PER YARD. 2O-INCH EXTRA FINE QUALITY
CHECKED GLASS TOWELING, 12xc. PER YARD.
RUSSIA CRASHES. l0c, lie. 12hc.. AND 15c. PER
YARD.
1Ix35 GERMAN TWILLED, AII-LINEN TOWELS
1Oc. EACH. 81 10 PER DOZ. 20x48 UNBLEACHED
TURKISH TOWELS tSO-CALLED) 12hc. EACH
THEY ARE NOT LINEN, HOWEVER. 1896 PURE
LINEN HUCK TOWELS. Extra FINE QUALITY.
INTRINSICALLY WORTH s. PER DOZ, WE OFFER
AT zoe. EACH. 81. % PER DOZ. 24x45 PURE WHITE
TURKISH TOWELS, csc. EACH, So PER DOZ ARE
WORTH $3.50 PER DOZ. fTHESE ARE NOT
L1NEN0 58-INCH TURKEY RED DAMAsK. ONLY
500. PER YARD, WORTH Coo. CREAM LOOM DAM
ASKS. Sc INCHES WIDE ONLY 44c. PER YARD.
60-INCH SCOTCH LOOM DAMASKS. ONLY Soc
PER YARD. 72-INCH LOOM DAMAsKs, AN Ex-
TKA BARGAIN, 621sc. YARD. 66. SO AND 70-INCH
BARNSLEY DAMASKS AT 874c. 81 AND 81. IS PER
YARD. THESE ARE THE BEST WEARING GOODS
MADE IN THE WORLD. AND ARE ESPECIALLY
SUITABLE FOR HOTELS. RESTAURANTS AND
BOARDING HOUSES.
NAPKINS.
100 DOE. 5-8x5-8 GERMAN DAMAsK NApKrNs
AT 81 PER DOZ. WOULD BE GOOD VALUE AT
$l.5O DOZ. 3-4x3-4 GERMAN DAMASK NAPKINS
AT ~ PER DOE. 3-4x3-4 EXTRA FINE GERMAN
DAMASK NAPKINS AT g. 80 PER DOE, THE
CHEAPEST "a NAPKINS WE EVER OFFERED.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. fle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20

the general expression or satisfaction over DR..
hankin's conclusion TO decline the call to Cleye-
hnd must be gratifying to that gentleman. and
serve 10 convince him that he is ''the right I'm
the right place" in his Washington mint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20
PERSONAL.

gINHE PERSON WHO DESTROYED MY FRONT
u door bell on sundsy night last viii be criminauy
proceeded against unless he makes rensrr
ton and explanation. s. AMAN, SIG 9TH street north.
west flo-Sts
YOUNG MAN. SELF-sUPPORTING AND WE'LL
"A educated desires the acquaintance of maiden or
young widow with some income; having business
preferred. Object, matrimony. Address Box So star
once. nf-Sts
DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
no. 800 STREET NORTHWEST.
neIaOle information furnished in ali cases consul
0con free; will call at residence when reeueated si
business strictly confidential,
nI-lm' McDEVITT. FLINDER McELFREsH
A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ SIMON IMIRIE
viii present the same on or before the 18th d.v Of
March, A. D. 1885, ut my law office, No. 60i ID At n
w. PRESTON WILLIAMSON,
iis-zW Assignee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20

DRY Goops.
j. A LUTTRELL & co.
FRENCH SAT1NES IN GREAT VARIETY WITH
PLAIN SHADES To MATCH.
bese goods genuine and not the imitation of
winch thousands are in the market.
y All the Evening shades IN SILKS CASHNFRFS
AIBAIHOSS and Nuns Yelling, &c
Welnylte special attento TO our stock of TARTE
~ So b2]9, IS and 81. An examination ia ali
we ask fcr these goods; they sell Themselves
lowest prices. ~ " ~
j. A LUTTRELII & co.
III 81 MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20

The House voted yesterday, substantially, to
remit the national library project to the next Con-
gfessl For year, and possibly two years more,
the Congressional library must remain In Its
present cramped and crowded quarters. The bill
which failed to receive the requisite vote was
drawn virtually in accordance with the instruc-
IONS OF the House, and hence its friends counted
upon Its receiving The support OF that body. Had
It pas5ed,the Senate would in all probability, have
assentei 10 il for the sake OF settling the question
and OF securing the much-needed library build
lngS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20

MARKED Down.
We have good many Ladies' Shoes such az Fox
CATERS and Lasting Posh-wl close at 81 per pair
and 7oc. which sold formerly for double the price
Ladies' Slippers. little shop worn, 5Oc and 6Oc that
sold at 81 and 81. so. Also. some fine Kid and Goat
Button; will be sold at half value
1914 and 1916 Penna avenue
III j. w. SELBY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20
&S 000-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
%osOVo REWARD.

Swho married ssrsl ofgtt is.s) ssye IFS ninety
Manor. TO his nephew-one Bean. These lands weue.
1888 in possession Notely Young. whose OF lease
y; g. Commissoners-Ihomss Besl. - Forrest =
Mhite-whose report forwarded by the Secretary Of
unable to get perfect titles 70 lands Of Washington CITY,
These leased lands 262 to $50 acres reserved and
became the u. Il. Washington Arsenal and contiauous
lands Entire report Of Commissioners and titles par
fected and unprotected Of Washington City lands
session Of said Commissioners In 1905 handed ths
Secretary Of Treasury and forwarded 20 u 4. Conerc
smcng .. 9; archives unknown. The leese q Bssl
Notey Young. 1898, return to Thomas EdmonstonT
male heir. myself !under Maryland laws 100 ysaU
ago) l. individually, offer Q reward g. 600 for m
necessary assistance In obtaining full knowiedee and
copies Of the g9year lease, and records handed O. g.
CONGRESS In l6uS, which archives al u.
s. Address SAMUEL b; EDMoNsT0N.
~ 26t TIA n. 6th street st. Louia. Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20
FOR SALE-LOTS

tCOR sALE-NINETEEN BUILDING LOTS. SIT
= usted on N street northwest between 18th street
ma Connections avenue, 24xI33, an foot alley
Pr1ce 81 so per foot. Apply to A.. A. WILSON Room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20

A NsONIAN CLOCK REPAIRING DEPOT.
All American Clocks cleaned for 81 French German
Cuckoo. and all imported Clocks repaired at lowest
rates AL work warranted for one year. Orde RS BY
ma l called for and delivered.
F. r. PARKER,
f2O-3m Office 906 F street orthwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20

Nor1oNs.
VI ALWAYS ,HAyE spEc1ALr1Es IN OUR
WEB ". B., 1sc. PER YARD. coioRsIcARb5fhSS4sI1.c
t tHia p, AMP 3r RA y BLUE PINK OLD aoHb
Eken AkB kbEfBx fEAE9 COS ~
r 13Hc kA NICE 9gALITY OF TOOTH BRTsHEs
REAL HAIR CHIMP NETS. 30. EACH H htn P pHG
HoH bp PRkf loc BOOK; FULL GUILTY.
ME- QUALITY, l5C. PAIR. RICK RACK BRAiDS
AND tEATHER EDGE BRAIDS IN AM. NJJMRERS
Al THE LOWEST PRICES. ~ 1A'e
FIG WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20

MADAM ROSS. The LON0-EsTABLIsHED. RE-
W liable Clairyoynnt and Astrooeist. gives better
feson tells the past present and future destiny vos
edvtce and assistance all matters sppertainin4 70
Eatikfacton edvea pay. Consultation Rooma M
I'd street. above street northwest. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20

S. L. HEupsrosE,
SUCCESSOR TO HEMPsToNE 4 PERRY.
HAS JUST OPENED SOME CHOICE NOVELTIES
IN FRERE's KOECHLIN sATEENS.
ALSO. A COMPLETE LINE OF PLAIN SHADES
SCOTCH BINGHAM. IN PLAIN AND
CHECKS. Csc.
ALL LINEN PRINTED LAWNS NEW DESIGN,
AT 25c.
INDIA LINENS, PRINCESS LAWNS LINEN
LAWNS. FRENCH NAINsoOK
INDIA MULLs. WHITE AND CoLORED.
CHECK NAINsooK, PLAIN NAINsooK.
Observation-Disclosures YELLING IN ALL SHADES
NEW GOODS DAILY ARRIVING.
s. L. HEMPSTONE,
a03 MARKET SPACE. PENNA. AVENUE,
ONE PRICE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIGURES. 40
REsUMPT1oN
OF THE FAVORITE
TRANSFER STEAMER MARYLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH PULLMAN CARS FOB
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Leave B. L P. depot at 1::O pm, week days. Sum
days at 30 arriving in Boston at am next
Day Ask for tickets via New York and New England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20
THE On HreHwAr,

HE On HreHwAr,
The great high road to lies along the old high
way of steadfast wedoing It is pathway not always
nviting many Of the CROSSROADS have finer foliage
and more tempting fruit at their entrances but fol-
lowed lead to barrenness and disappointment: while
the persistent traveller who follows the highway is
invariably successful We have on our counters and
for sale to-day, assortment Of
SPRING OvERC OATS
not exceled by any Clothing Establishment in the
country Every art that could lead q grace has been
utilized In the carving out and finish of these garments
Wewoud be pleased to have all those who intend pur-
OUR SUPERB STOCK.
In Winter Goods Offering the balance Of our
Stock at cut rates.
In our Custom Department we are daily receiving
and look them over.
A. SAKS & CO.,
STRICTLY oNE-PR1cE TA1LoRs AND
CLOTHIERS,
GIG AND 31s SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20
DERMATOLOGY.

Dermatology has reference to the skin and its append
ages. and dermatoogist is physician who makes
specially OF the treatment of the skin Including all
plemlshes defects. deformites and discoorations of
the complexion hair and the cutice. This Is ndee
one OF the most important branches of medical science
but Is one which receives the least attention from
family practitioners. The skin is large secreting sur
face containing millions of pores CLAN and secreor
channels. which intimately associated with the vital
organs.
the skin the same with the lungs. The human family
FIVE out Of every hundred Americans have had some
sSnf s. 'e .as.r
IN to s fa II f e
practice OF dermatolegy he hiss studied analysed and
Semh s sna
ence until he has arrived At almost perfection In their
in his specisy he respectfully states that his Gains to
pubic confidence are based upon thorough medical
educanon Us regular graduate of medicine and sur
Eery and an extensive experience in the treatment Of
.o DR.: Van Dyok's twenty years practice in Derma-
method Of treatment for the akin known to Science and
has enabled him to make many valuable discoveries by
sS aft al others fail h., YoR
upon receiving conscientious medical ADVICE.
SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES.
Cold weather skin diseases(prurigo intense itching j.
Begins at night the clothing is removed and
Is increased by the warmth of the bed When a parox-
ysn OF the Itching comes on You feel that you must
scratch or go wild There Is eruption but caused
by scratching. 1t lis from the waist to the an
kies-afects both sexes after the age Of thirty.
tCrusty letter. 1.-The skin becomes infamed tender
ana small bisters FORM burst and form moist yellow
crusts: Is accompanied with heat tchiness and pain:
breaks out on the backs the hands ana fingers sea o.
body. f W ~
(White Scaly letter. 1.-The skin becomes dry
cracked and scaly; affects the scalp, elbows knees
nm',s. body. eyebrows and beard. Sometimes the en-
q BODY is affected with this annoying and distressing
skin disease.
(Palmar letter. THE palms Of the hands become
dry hard, thlckened. fssured cracked, Painful and
sore, The same condition often affects the fingers and
soles of the feet. ~
(Scaly Scalp letter. 1.-The scalp becomes tender
itchy and covered with thin fine, white scales which
form again as fast removed. If allowed to Continue
makes the hair thin. harsh dry fade and turn pre-
maturely gray. f
(Lepra. )-Circuar white scaly spos appear upon the
elbows knees, arms. scalp and body. These spots vary
ID size from split pea to ordinary sized saucer
from the system.
The above and every form of Skin Disease every
Gompexlon and Hair Blemish. Defect Deformity. and
Dermatoogist. T08 llth street northwest dai;y M
70 1p.m' and Sundays. 9to2.
The operation Of electroyss in the permanent remov
Dyck. f1a % A
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JAPANESE GOODS

II JAY GOULD. al era STREET. RFTWEEN D
. and e gts, one square from Penn ayenna 6crolls
1LasnternE Esna Decorative Pictures Borders efc.
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DINING ROOMS.

LfORSYTR DINING ROOMS
IL No. 1908 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Having secured the services OF first class cook first
Class meals Will he served at the following rates
SlnSie meals Soc. 20 meal tickets for IS. fl3-2w
i DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND
- GENTLEMEN.
sl2 street Northwest, Opposite Patent Office.
Regular Meal 25 cents; % Meal Tickets Is Conn
Portable Dining Rooms for Ladies and Families nm
stairs. Meals and Lunches served from a. m 20 o.
m. fja1SI I
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
LOST AND FOUND.

dts1 REWARD-LOsT ON AVENUE OR I4TH
SDA street part Of Sleeve Button pink China With
monogram i. A. B., in blue forget nots. Return 70
l446 street northwest its
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-A GENTLE HORSE AND COVERED
- Concord Wagon. suitable for light business pur-
LEER. City P. o. fl7-3ts
nor RENT-A HANDSOME SQUARE PIANO.
with cover and stool. Rosewood case, octave and
otuce. 1885,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE OR
~ other approved security, in from 800 to
without delay. ROBT. A. PHILLIPS, 1928 Kew YorS
avenue flo
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW
w est rates, and without delay. JOHN SHERMAN
q CO., WI r street n. f12-3m
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WANTEp-s4,0 0G FOR THREE YEARS AT FIVE
W per cent interest payable quarterly on property
on Connectcnt avenue, worth $40, tO0. Address
1'oAN. STAT oIce f19-3ts
WANTED-sOME MORE STUDENTS DESTROYS
Nv to learn German, French or Latin. Address A. p
oar once. fist.
WANTED-OLD GOLD AND SILVER IN LARGE
w or small quantities. Highest cash price paid 32I
pennsylvania avenue, between Sd ~ streets TT
WANTED-AIL TO CALL AND SEE OUR WON.
w derful Nulcanized Rubber Trunk to foil baggage
Smashers Moth and Vermin Proof. Call. before buy
ing your trunk and Also. the latest and best
- Sole Agents for Novelty Trunk Works
Alb 18th street, near Pennsylvania avenue
Patent Rights tor sale. fIT-6ts
WANTED.LADIES 10 LEARN NEW PEkFEC-
w ton system of Dress Cutting and Fitting: can
learn In three to four hours all kinds of sewing at
MIS- REED'S Dressmaking School, 214 9Th st. sW
WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT THE
" washington Directory for Nurses under the SUI
pervlslon OF the Training School and of the Medical
Socety 1snow opea at 1921 street northwest Nurses
Ior the SICK can be obtained at any hour day or night
oy apphcaton at the above address. f3-eoim
WANTED.,;YOUT TO KNOW THAT SELL FIRST
ana great deal cheaper than q common new suit can
JUsTHs OLD STAND,
No. 6l9 D street northwest.
N. S-New Clothing we sell cheaper than anywhere f9