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Elections of Officers.

National Council. No. 527, has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year 1891: Regent. L. b.
Eynon; vice regent, F. c. Fawcett; orator. III.
W. Smith; secretary. J.. l.. Mills (re-electcd Tor
the tenth term: collector, j. ". Hsrsha (re-
elected for the tenth tcrm): treasurer. y. G..
Martin reelected for the eighth tcrmJ; chap
lain, l.. s. Gardner; guide. ". u. Nsgrulcr;
war,ll-., r. G. Jaquctte: sentinel. " Riley; trus-
tees. I. G.. Collins. G.. ". Y. Slater and \. s..
Faucet
Mr.. \. j. Nelson deputy district commander.
yi-ited National Lodge. No. 10l. Order of the
following officers: Commander. J. Z. Angel;
vice commander, j. V. L.ssLhorn; assiatant
commander, f. ID. Heartt; prclute, b. C..
Somervell secretary, W. L. Potter: collector.
II. 1. Tyler: treasurer. Il. G. Buckshaw: guide.
Z. T. Rider: guardian. A. p. Wilde sentinel,
Z. c. Rankin. Trustees: b. c. Somervell. G.. A..
Darlton. +. Won Idenscn.
Lincoln Post. u. A. r.. has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term: T.. L. VIII
liams, commander; II. II. Martin. present atljI-
tart, senior vice commander; Daniel Williams.
junior vice commander: Vim. =. Seville, .. D.;
Rev. BENZ Swallow. chaplain: DIR. 5. :. Bond
surgeon: John A. Van Doren. Q. ~; Samuel A.
Campbell U. c., and solid delegation 20 the
department encampment pledged to the sup
port OF Past Post Commander James II. Pepes
for department commander.
Last evening Mount Horeb Chapter. No. Z,
F. A. A. ~. elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Robert T.. Fugitt. NJ T. HIP;
Aaron H. Bell, L. h; Delos L. Maring. Z. Is.
The following officers have been elected by
the Union Fraternelle dc ranSue Franchise:
Henry Pfister. president; Antoine Langruel,
vice president; EdouarL dc Bethezy, secretary;
Fernand Moreau, treasurer, and George Falk.
sergeant-at-arms.
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z. F.A-AM. at its regu-
lar communication Friday. December 5.
elected the following officers for the ensuing
Masonic year: Eugene j. Bernhard. W.M (re-
elected); William Watson, S.W.; Louis j. Viii
son, J.W.; David G. Dixon secretary seventh
term); Thos. Taylor, treasurer Seventh term };
Chas. G. Duncanson, representative to St.
John Mite Association.
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RUDpES's FURNITURE, CARPET AND SrovE
STokEs---Public favor is tickle at times. but
Mr; Rudden has always managed to hold il,
and the secret Of his Success lies in the fact That
an customers can always rely upon him for the
latest and best in the furniture line. At pres
ent he calls attention to his assortment OF bed
room suites in sixteenth-eentury finish; also in
antique oak and walnut. carpets in Telvet.
body Brussels, tapestry and Ingram; parlor
suites In rug. plush and hair cloth. hat racks,
Hsrdrobes, sidebOards, rugs, stoves, heaters,
ranges and every other essential to . comfort
able home. In the second place you can de-
pend upon II that the goods he offers are sold
faliy 10 per cent cheaper than the same line
elsewhere in the city. This of itself is great
indueement TO prudent housekeepers and when
u Is also remembered that purchasers are not
required 70 pay in full before the goods are de-
hvered. but only u small deposit Is asked and
ample time given TO liquidate the balance. it is
plain to see that now is the time and RUpDEN's,
~ and 80 9Th IT. NV, the place to buy
your furniture, carpets and other household
Necessities.
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: FIsHr shy OF Ir.-Be careful Of ono thing
your health. Thousands of people 60 away in
summer in search Of health and return in the
fall with malaria or some Of its evil results in
the shape of chills and fever, biliousness jaun-
dice. liver trouble. chronic rheumatism. gen.
erRl debility. &c, &c. DIR. Henley's Celery
Beef and Iron (Sl per bottle) will cure these
ailments quickly and surely. 1t pays to use it
for Its tonic and strengthening power.
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Now That The CHRISTMAS

HOLIDAYS DRAW NEARER
All possible attention is paid to
making Fancy Articles. Ribbons
seem to hold the fort; more In de-
msnd than other embellishments.
With this X nowlelcc in view We will
help you out by giving you your pick
from four remarkable values in Rib
hons. comprising the newest shades
suitable ior decorative purposes. The
Quantities only are limited. Como
early while the assortment Is IN
broken.
$50 PIECES ALL-SILK eros
GRAIN RIBBON. with satin edge.
No. ~ and ~ widths. shades Pale
Blue. Pink. Heliotrope. Navy, Law
ender, Cardinal. Nile and Apple
Green. Tan, Brown, Yellow. White.
GendarLne Blue, Old Rose. Salmon,
Robins Egg Blue, Esrn: Cream. at
2r. 1argain seldom offered.
.s PIECES ALL-SlLk GROS
GRAIN Ribbons, Nos. q, ~ and
10. at l0'., l.lc. and l5c. yard.
with broad satin ed"e.
AZ, PIECES ALL-SILK GROS
GRAIN klDl;ON, with narrow fancy
edge. Mes. ., :, o. ~. Prices ~.
TO-, re. and l.tc u yard. The most
desirable co.orings.
:;l4 tlEcES No. PLAIN EDGE
ALL-SILk RIBBON at lOc. Der
piep. All co!ors.
:S!5 PIECES No. l PICOT EDGE
13c. piece, fun IL yards.
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TENPERATURE

SPATEN BRAU vERsANpT BIER, bottled at the
brewery in Munich. CHARLES KRAMER, Agent,
49, It'll street northwest
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Back Ache. Kidney Pains and Weakness Soreness.
Laneness Strains ami PUN RELIEVED IN ONE
MINUTE by the CUTICUEA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER.
The hrst and only instantaneous pain killer plaster
dSwkS
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUoH's.-Maggie Mitchell in cray"
NATIoSAL.-Robert Mantell in Hamlet"
HARRIs'.-Chas. 7. Ellis in "Casper the
Yodler."
kERSAS's-Harry Kernelrs Vaudeville Com
pany.
NATIONAL RIYLEs' HALI--"Carnival of Ma
tons"
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While the potatoe crop of the world is not
much over one-half-and big share OF these
showing signs Of decrease-we have been COM
pellet 10 go to extraordinary expenses in Sc
curing good stock. How well We have sue
ceeded- Come and see. SCRAFER l. CLEARY,
y23 La. ave.
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IN Washington colder, but IL you are provided
with an asbestos gas stove comfort will reign
within. {. A. MUDDrNAN. GA 18th street.
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FINGER NAILS beautified by lady artists.
DIR. J. j. GEORGES 4 SOx,
ChirOpodists,
Parlors Ills Pa. ave.
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FINE PORTRAITS at Kets Kemethy's, 1lOs Pa. av

SEE LIVE SANTA CLAUS at Bee Hive, 926 7th
st. NV.
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CAPITOL GLEANIN0A
Mr.. McComas' Appointments Bll-Othsr
Matters Of Interest.


Mr.. Mecomas' Appointments Bnl-Othsr
Matters Of interest.
The apportionment bill intro duced in the
House yesterday by Mr.. McComas Of Maryland
is practically the bill introduced by Mr.. Frank
early in the week, bu. with the substitution OF
Mr.. McComas' gerrymander bill of last session
for somewhat similar provisions in Mr. Franks
bill.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SOLDIERS.
A bill was introduced In the House yesterday
by Representative Quackcnbush Of New York
providing that all officers and privates of the
volunteer force of the Union who served in
the late war and who were ON duty on the 30th
Of April, 1865, shall be deemed to be honorably
discharged.
rIrrY-NINE YEARS IN THE SENATE SERVICE.
Fifty-nine years ago yesterday-that is, on
December 5, 1S31-Isaac Bassett entered upon
his duties as a page in the Senate. He has been
continuously in the service Of the Senate ever
since, and except for the fact that he is fifty
nine yea,s older than he was when he started
out in life in the Senate chamber Is in good
mental. moral and physical condition. When
the old gentleman completes the sixtieth year
OF his association with tire most sedate legis-
lators in the world he will publish book full
OF interesting "reminiscences.
THE PENSION APPROPRIATION laLL PASSED.
After long discussion the pension appro-
pristion bill was passed by the House yester-
day as reported from the committee.
To DIsARM THE INDIANS.
Representative HansbrOugh of North Dakota
yesterday introduced in the House u bill
providing for the disarmament of the Indians
and making it punishable Offense for any per-
son " sell arms or ammunition to them.
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Headquarters for all kinds of Draping
Forms from 81 80 MP at the Silent White Sew
ing Machine Rooms STAIN FIsKE,
1t 497 9th st. NV.
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DuRISs the month of December the Boston
variety Sto-e will be open for business every
evening until 10 o'clock.
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An Awful Soar LIME
FLESH A MASS OF DISEASE CONDITION
HOPELESS. CURED By THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

For three yesrs almost crippled with an awful
sore leg from knee down to my ankle: the skin
entirely Rone. and the flesh Of disease.
Some physicians pronounced 1t incurable 1t had
diminished about onetrd the size of the other. and
was In hopeless condition After trying all kinds
OF remedies and spending hundreds of dollars. from
which Eot no relief whatever. I was persuaded To
try your CUTICURA REMEDIES. and the result vas
a. follows After three days noticed decided change
Tor the better and At the end Of two months WAS
pletely cured. Ny flesh purified. and the bone
(Which has been exposed for year, got sound.
Inc nesh began to grow. and today, and for nearly
two years. my leg is well az IL ever was. sound in
every respect. and not o sign Of disease to be seen
REV. 8. g. AHERN. Dubois. Dodge Co.. Ga.
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MENTION.

BRING CHILDRES to zee real live Santa Claus
at Bee Hive, 926 7th st. NV
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The CAPITOL KILLERS will be delighted to
have Branch Domestic Sewing Machine and
Pattern Agency NJ corner 18th and Pa. ave. s. c.
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Go To TEMPLE CAFE. COG 9th street north
west. for home-ike table board at popular
prices. Good rooms.
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Orrx evenings $50 pm. J. J. aoU1D.-Adct

AUCTION SALE Of toys and Christmas goods
Monday, December 8, and Tuesday, December
3, ut SIT 18th street northwest. VIZ. Lowxx-
rKAL, suctioncer.-Adrf. 1t
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When baby was sick We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried Tor Castoria
When she became Miss she claHg To Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them Castoria.
jal6-th. ,tu,1y
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AASIror. ginger, champagne. should be in
every household. Beats the imported ginger
ale. (Non-alcoholic.)
CHARLES KRAEaKR,
737 It'll ST. NV
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To DEALERS IN POTATOES

CHILpKES's CRIES in great variety at s. H.
Moore Co.'S, $40 Pennsylvania avenue south
east
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Fifty more white and black goats, and the skins
are black and pure white. Rugs. deoderized. at
$50. grassy, 1910 7th st. NV
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SEE those $40 frock and sack suits. EIsEx
Bros, 7th and E.
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What to Get for Christmas Presents.
Nothing nicer or more useful than the silent
White Sewing Machine. the peoples choice.
Easy monthly payments; liberal discount for
cash. it6-7tl ST,Hx & FIsKE.
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New Store


NOW store. new St0te.
9Th st. and New York ave. NV.
Christmas Goods, Fruits and Nuts. Also the
celebrated Johnston Breakfast Coffee and
Spring Leaf Tea at prices advertised. II
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An INVESTIGATION

viii reveal to YOU the fact that our line of over
coats is the largest and hsndsomest in the city.
EIsKNAN BRos. eth and E.
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HoL1pAY GooDs.

II oL1DAY Goops.
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN
DINNER. Our importatiOns are now ready,
BREAKFAST. embracing tn. larges, and mos,
TEA. varied assortment We have ever
AND offered.
TOILET RICH CUT GLASS in great
SETS. variety.
BON BONS. FINE PLATED WARE,
BISCUIT In new designs and many novel;
JARS. tiesin
EICH DECORATED CHINA.
CUPS ANc Suitable for
sAUCERs CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
BlSQUE Our friends would do well to
tlGt RES. make early selections before the
PAELOE rush. Goods purchased now are
AND reserved and delivered Ut any time.
BANQUET -
LAMPS, N. w. BEyERIpaE.
ETC, ETC. d3-3In 1903 Pa ave.
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HEADQUARTERS for fancy chairs at Jno. G.
Skaters cid stand
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The Gruetli Verein.

At the regular meeting Of the Gruetli verein
Friday evening held at St. Georges Hall, 18th
street, the following were elected to serve the
ensuing year: DR.. Alfredds Claparcde, prcsi-
dent; Joseph Brazerol, vice president: Emil
Wellaner. recording secretary: Jacob Mueller,
financial secretary: Henry Pfster, treasurer;
John Hitz, Edward Schmid and Rudolph Has
ler, auditors and trustees; bernhard Caspsr.
librarian, and Charles schupbach, standard
bearer.
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LARGE LINE OF SIDEBoARDs ut greatly re-
duced prices at 3 h. Moore 4 Co.'S, $40 Penn
sylyaIia avenue southeast.
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Two GIANTS

Two GIANTS
On the one hand-Scrofula, the ancient disease,
known the world gnSwinS tho vtsls of every
natio ~Xisinr in the blood OF neurly every family
powerful obstinate. almost impreynable.
On the other hand-hood's ssrsaparilla. the modern
medicine the great enemy OF impure blood. accom-
Fishing the most wonderful cures of scrofuls sal,
rheu,n. &c.the conqueror Of disease economical re-
liable, sure.
you suffer at all from the Giant Of Disease con.
quer him by the aid of the Giant OF Health
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for e. Prepared only
by c. 1. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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DEAD.

FoR QUICK PRINTING go to
McGILL 4 WALLACE. I107 E ct. n. w.
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Don't Fail to 60 to the Womans' Exchange
for Christmas presents: everything lovely.
Prices TO suit all Pies. Cakes, Jellies, &c.
Lunches frst-class. 600 18th St It.
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Mems Fine Knit Jackets, S1.2A
500 more received today at G. AUERBAcA's,
Saxony Wool Knit Jacket Depot. 9TH and H.
Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Agency
d2,5t
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RIsHr Now You get the best choice Of lamps
and novelty goods. &. A. MrpDINaS, GA 18th st.
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SEE THosE 1915 children's snits and over
goats reduced from -, $50 and IS. EIsExAN
Bnos., It'll and T.
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DrnSo the month Of December the Boston
yarlety store will be open for business every
evening until 10 o clock
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GREAT MARX Down SAL.
AT
W. H. HOEKE'S

CARPET AND FURNITURE wAREROOMs.
We wish to return our hearty THINKS to our
friends and the public FOR their liberal support
during tie season which Is just closing. You
have made j. enc of the busiest have ever
known. We have aipreeiated your trade and
believe We have saved You money where YOU
have favored us with your ORDERS and il you
hnNs placed them elsewhere you have received
the BENEFITS Of orr low prices 70 u certain ex-
tent. We are going to close the with
GREAT MARK DOWN SALE IN ORDER TO
REDUCE OUR STOCK TO ITS MINIMUM
By JANUARY I. 1901, AND WE INVITE
YOU To TAkE ADVANTAGE OF IT. You
will fnd PRICES CUT FROM 10 to u, PER
CENT. Where goods have moved the slowest
We have put the knife the deeI.st. We want to
excl aIIge them for your CASH and give you
the advantage Of :lie trade.
We have cut the price on Carpet regardless Of
the Mckinley bill. ---.-.
Ingram Carpets 4:,c Best Extra Supers, &c Ex
ira Quality Tapestry, Ir. Body Brussels Carpets 81
Birelow. Lowell. Hartford and other makes Of Bod,
Bru.,-is at 81. la. Best Moquetsa t Si25
CONE EARLY AND REMEMBER, THE CASE
BUYER CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS Us BY.
WI. noEKE.
daSt 9Th Ut. and Pennsylvxnia ave.
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Real Estate NIafters.

John Ants has bought for $3.50 Of F.
Tourney sub 166, square Ii4-l7 By 4S feet on
9TH between . and r streets northwest.
GIG. Colgate has bought for S13, 500 Of J. T.
Coumbe part square 255--le by S. feet, corner
49, and u streets northwest.
Evelyn II. Marstelia has bought Of Catharine
C. Bradley ct al. for 81, $50 part lot 8, square
$50 fronting 2G feet ~ inches on z street be-
tween Sd and AZ streets northwest.
Thos. Hyde has bought Of r. H. Colds
borough for 7,7SS.25 y and 10, Beatty and
Hawkins addition 10 Georgetewn-Ss.st feet
front on High street
Frank McClelland has bought for 60 3S7 SO
OF X. II. Goldsborough part 3, L. and H. = addi-
ton TO Georgetown-S9.3l feet on High street.
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COLD WAVE HosIERY.-Our fleece wool seam
less half hose ut 25c. per pair are wonder.
You have often paid sc. for hose no better than
these FRANC SON One Price, Cor. 7th and D.
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ALL Of our "a, $50 and IS children's suits
And oysrcoats ~ IS for one week only. Else
HAY Bros, It'll and E.
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cUTICURA REsOLvENr.

The new Blood and Skin Purifier. and purss and best
OF Huor Remedies. ceanses the blood Vt all impuri.
ties and poisonous elements. and thus removes the
cause, while CUTICChA, the great SKIN Cure. and
CUTICURA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Purifier and
Beautifier, clear the skin of every trace disease.
Hence the CUTICURA REMEDIES cure eyery disease
and hurnor Of the skin. scalp and blood with loss of
hair. from pilnpes to scrotula.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA 5Oc. SOAP.
".c RESOLVENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Boston.
AD Send tor How to Cure Skin Diseases" @ paxes.
- illustrations and 100 Testimonials
%PIMPLES. black heads. red. rough. chapped and
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BaDjos, Violins, Guitars and Strings Wal
FoRD's. lts
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CHRISTMAS GooDs stock of water
eo.or paintings, etchings, photographs, por-
esiaia paintings. picture frames and monldings,
-. a. me ART store of b J. LAWS lA77 Pepnryiva-
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Gold and Silver Head Umbrellas. $3.50.
1t vOIGr 4 HAAS 7l3 It'll st. NV.
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H0fAl lohnson lraE

Lynn Haven Bay, Rockaway and Hampton
Bar Oysters just arrived; also fresh caught
Diamond Back Terrapin; high grade only; life
time experience. Fine trade solicited. 1t
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Go 10 NE GREAr LOT SALE At SALLY, VA.
OK rHE llTH AND Eth ISsrASTs.
Paw Your Own Expenses.
No Frolicing Excursion or Free Ride Promised.
salem Has Better Things to Offer.
Inducements That Only Business Men and
Capitalists Appreciate.
Purchasers at the sale will have their rail-
road fares returned by the company. Maps,
circulsrs and other information can be OBJ
Iained by applying to j. A. SETTLE, lZ25 L st.
NV.
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Gold Eye Glasses, $40. VorGr Il HAAS.

Ask Your Druggist OF shoe dealer about
"EaZ." No excuse for ingrowins nails. soc.
and cure guaranteed. n.6-s&w26t
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Tea Sets, three pieces. best plate. $3.50. Re
duced from ell. VOIaT 4 Haas, 713 9TH st. 1t
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BAD ECZEMA CURED.

The CUTICURA REMEDIES wrought wonderful
cure on me. / was troubled greatly with q severe
case Of eczema. and after receiving little bene-
ut from the treatment Of some of the leading
specialists here procured q set Of them and before
they were all used the disease had left me- recon-
mend the CUTICURA REMEDIES a. the best aud
sursst cure for all diseases Of the skin.
W. NELSON CHAMBEELAYNE
Concord, Va.
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HOW MY BACK ACHES!

i PIMPLES, black heads. red. rough, chapped and
billy skin cured 10y CUTICURA SOAP.
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IMPORTED ginger ale 81 dozen. at
CHARLES KRAENERs
737 eth st. NV.
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BAxEEs Con LIVER On AND MALr arrests
cough, increases fesh. saves life. Thousands
endorse II. Sold by druggists.
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Fine Old burgundy. Socialite (Claret)
vim. 1881, rich Old Port Wines, from Speer's
Passaic vineyards. older and far superior to
other American wines. For sale bv druggists 1t
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Stylish and Elegant Dresses made at short
notice by Nine. WASHINGTON 6l3 18th st. 1ts