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Little Mabel is very fond OF her brothers
and sisters, and one day when they were
scufiing somewhat roughly she became
frightened and almost started to cry.
When she saw that they were only fooling,
she tried hard to look unconcerned, bnt
her big brother noticed the struggle she
was having to keep back the tears.
What Is the matter, Mabel, he asked.
"Nothing.n lisped the tot.
''But your eyes are wet"
"Ess. Dey's sweatin. - Harper's Bazaar.
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psesmber ls.-on the stock
~ i ,.5sy prices yielded again Pro-
50" .sovsd renewed activity In
s'p',+ .,o break in the leading stocks
2s - were in general electric. In
~ 40 ,,r II was on a concerted bear
y rs. raid reached some stop orders,
a@ brought In support which
no decline to heavy selling
sa ,., and schley and a rupture be-
w. =. Mcleod and Prince factions in
!. norement. Some reports were cir
uiibout any authority that the
~ interest might not be paid. Brok-
,r, IN the stock thought that the
~, due to the operations OF a
~, srmed speculative pool which in
~, few days has made two turns in
s.,v professional traders sold down
|,s,,u gas
traders that have been hammerlng
for weeks.
p,m was sold down before noon by
j., for foreign houses, which have
,,rrylpe a large amount Of the stock
,,ns weeks. 1t was thought that the
decrease In earnings for the second
n December caused these interests
rload.
.,,nav openg the week without
|.,..nt change In its condition. The
~ Is more than abundant and offered
ss usual variety OF institutions and
.-n lenders, while the demand con-
u extremely limited Rates do not
from recent quotations.
vrantle paper is in unchanged shape,
|, demand for the best class is very good
I comes from many sources, both mere
I tom the country.
a, supply does not increase to an
raj sufficient to leave any material
s,aty in the market.
ssss steady, December. 1I05Ql715.
grg 1k
s1can, 81.
arg-Raws were inactive and values
! or less nominal. Centrifugal. 95 test,
M Muscayado, 20 test, at 2ssc; and
EASES sugar 50 test. at 2Ac refined
isiy and in fair demand; cut loaf and
-ssd at 5q5 a-16c; powdered, a9-16U
n sranulatad, 45-l6QHac,
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Llyn srooM.


Now hofks
New York. December lS-BeeNes.-iSe-
celpts SO17: market badly demorAliEed; DE
mand weak; steers lOn2oc lower; rod&h
Grades nSWsSc lower: native steers SNA1
4 rs; Christmas steers h.Gj; Texans SV'4
Calves Receipts $50; fairly active and
steady veals, common to prime 6Joo0osui
grnssers 2OUN2 S5.
Sheep-Receipts 1901: weak slow and
barely steady; FANCY Chrmtinas wc5IisgG6rsSS
b.l24,
Kansas City, December 1s.-.Cattle--Re-
celpts 5000; shipments iGtN; slow, Ste04N
and weak: Texas steers 2.1oV26os shipping
steers 4 ooa5. 80; Texas ana ira n4atlNVe COWS
Hogs. Receipts 1000; shipments NV;
weak; hulk ANS6r5 .O5; heavy, packing ana
mixed 475a5 0Iis; light workers. and pigs
= sheep Sheep Receipts 1900; shipments 1000;
slow and weak.
st. Louis.
St Louis. December s.--Cattle-Reeeipts
300: shipments 100; quiet FOR goou nedlNs
steers: SOOFt4 90; fed Texas steers 3.seI
s.6s; grass do. 2.5OdS2o' cows 'V9
Hors-Recelpts 1900; shipments $500;
steady; heavy 5oo05.2o; mixed 4'eoa3loi
Sheer ,R{' eeeipts 100; firm; mixed natives
2o66sioo: good muttons s25@3,75.
Ca.cUEo,
Chicago, December --Cattle-Recep
a. 500: shipments 1000, slow aud Hteadyi
ton 4 500S 80; others 22aUl.lo, 800.
Hors-Receipts ,a2oCo; shipments 8, SUN
Sbsep--Rcceipts 1900; shipments 1000.
slow; rough 2OOH3 50i lambs 2oOuA5o.
GALVESTON,
Reportcd for TIM Post Ivy A p Norman Live
STOCK Commission Merchant
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orsrhsnrd In tho omss.

''I'm not fond OF scrapping," said the
desk sponge during midday silence, "but
Pm compelled to do good deal Of licking
nowadays for the boss"
Yes" returned the mucilage bottle.
"and he calls on me every now and then to
paste something in the back. Truth.
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First Tramp-Last night / dreamed !
found pocketbook
Second Tramp--Did you know you were
dreaming at the timer
"Oh, yes. IL had $40 in Brooklyn
Life
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago December 1S,--Wheat dropped
l&c, today d and NAY hy orokf g'l leco soi5
for The cause WAS heavy increase in the
visible supply.
with wheat and because OF their own too
Provisions also suffered sharp break.
Tho leading futures closed:
Wheat~December COS May GglsQGG3s.
Corn-December 343s; January 30; May
DC G ats" 27ss; January 27b; May
oY Mess Pfork-January II 10; May 1222A,
L.ard-January ,42la; Ma, ia25 bs,o
No. spring wheat GOR No. red Go54.
No, corn ~.
Me- Ness : Eek S9ss 11aa.32Ma12 .25.
snort snort ' Rbs- SIDES oo9se) o2oae25; dry
sailed shoulders boxed 6.25a6.5 90; short
clear sides CDoxed) 6T54lT.O0
So. LonHH-
st. Louis December ls.--Flonr-Dull and
" Wheai closed &c below Saturday; cash
5siii December bsi January bs'4; May
oi C9r3 Closed &c under saturday; cash
3ass; December a3lz; January 321 May
o1 oagts Dun; cash and December 27l4 bid
May 30M bid,
Corn meal quiet, ] 10.
Whisky steady, 10.
isagguE ana ties uncnanRed.
Provisions lower and weaker.
Pork l325.
Lard 7.5O.
Dry Salt Meats-Loose shoulders 600;
longs ana ribs G,37i2; shorts 600 boxed
lots i5c moro.
no; shorts s 90
--aU York.
New York. December Wheat-spot
dull and lower. No, 2 red $685. elevator,
options opened dun and steady, No red,
January 6Iis; May TIN; December BG9s
Corn-spot more active: No 44i4 ele-
yator; options weaker, 45M May 45hi De
cember 4ii4.
Hides steady,
Rice Bteady-Japan 4d4ih
Molasses quiet.
Coffee-OpHons opened barely steady
and closed steady at 5ni0 points advance.
January 1850, May 10. I5dp1G.IO: spot Rio
Grmer; No Z lSA. cOrdoya 2uH2Oh
sugar-Raw firmer; fair refiting 2%:
centrifugal, 90 test, 1916; MugcoyAdo
50 test "a; refined steady.
New Orleans.
New Orleans December lS,-Rice-Fair
demand, ordinary TO good 2&d3&t;
Sugnr-Firm: plantation grauulated 4;
choice white 11-lg; fancy yellow clar-
fed 3Ma3 0-l9; or 90. 1862 1916. sec
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LOCAL pnIcE CURRENT.

The following are the ruling prices Tor
'SSStE GREASn1biamond lSN50t; Col
den, 6OuIoc per dozen boNeai castor OH
65UT5c; Boston coach oil, per case plnts
ANAfU NfTlON-Powder per keg, $500;
blasting powder, S2.2b per Reg ,,agenIs
price; shot, drop, per sack A6oaL'oi
BHGGiNG AND TIES r Baggins, ~
pound, 5Valsc; . pound, 6QB&Gi ~ pound
XFff5w p' tss "' Si58iIS per ST"' bundci 10
pound steel Arrow ties, St,o3 per bundle,
BEESWAN pc fol good yellow loc
VBAGoN-W6elesnlc grqeers charge
short clear, OhuOisc breakfast lS4c.
7u7lsc: fancy mixed, IN, pnils, s1l,aac;
lnuey, in cases. lo!sgl2} rock l2H
C&NNED rRuIrs-sandnrd canned
goods, per dozen: Strawberries. Sllllg
L2o; pine apples STANDARD, Sis,o@ ~ "a,
peacbes Standard, : pound. Si.25ul 1901
seconds pound St,O5Mi,i0. standard 3
pound Sl7Sdlso 3 pound seconds, Si;3o
peas SL3Oal.4U; Lima beans, Sl0nql lO'
string beans a5cgpStO0; corn, SLl9al; ~;
tomatoes, , pound, SaH9oci . pouh4. Ht.-u
loEen, j pound l w. 9oa95c; pound,
S1.25uii5 per dozen roast beef l.i5g
100; chipped beef II pound, SLa5al4o;
CAI.IFORNiA CANNED GOODS go
loV;ine aiiotnttong per dozen Tor 81
pound cans. Peaches, 225u2 30; esq
piums. Si.VUu2 10: whippo0rwll peas, &c
per pound; claybonS peas, 3}sa+c pcr
CANDLES Quoted as follows: Star.
1Ulec, 10 ounce parafiine, set, llL1l1&c.
COFFEE Pcaborry 22Mc; CordoVa.
2tAc. fancy Rio. 22i.c choice Rio. 2lac,
Rio lS4c; parchnE Rio, 1sc,
FEHTiLfIERS Bat guano SIG per ton
from warehouse
s. 90; sea Nymph extra roller fancy.
25 3vi Sea Jewel extra roller choice, $40;
sl t,5 5e3gl o roGli3iT tams!gy o $IPg PEmper
nleke', Sd'7o, Giutlne' Sa"u ABOVE Tor ear
higher, special rates for interior ship
mGn'S, ~,
Gl,AlN ANL ia lar lar lots; DehleTs
pounds on bran, 2H8c per bushel on oats
ana corn bran, WVG per 10y POUNDS, oats,
buaheij chopped corn. 95c ner 100 pounds;
hay IN. boa Too PER, toy mulet hny, $li
az, REX Ee ton SEED ,. mus 30 PER ton
NJ tlis c ~ F4lue IL a. lo1VMS:
run 585he, ''-'' Wy ''''' 80 ~
o, hA&lp-Reaned tierees 717tc; leaf
aPGs Snita 55o7f f2r n 1Ia2o e
uf, t4ln X; asaS;SGj PrIine' &c h,vos s,7-
a ~ ti,i ny, Al etpy35 - g,,%st
,g,7, ~ a 10 10 NM ,n oHaitv
4, III. ~ stis ,,,od "a Ssl,o''e' 94'i PRIME
'Tli H. ,ssr g9%II Il, S;I sn,,y dsrnnd
fa,r coarse, soc; fine SLID per ga sack tn
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cleared % GalYeeton.

Steamship Acme. sailed December /.
Steamship Lochmore. sailed November
Steamship Memnon, Cave, sailed Novem-
Brt steamship Moorgate. Smith, sailed
sieaInsblp Ayondaie Miller sailed No
Yember H.
steamship Tripoi, sailed December 10.
t.nas. sailed December no.
Phlladeluhia--
Bsrkentine George w. Sweeney, sailed
Schooner BELLE. oNen, sailed 49,.
Schooner Robert w. Daisey Montgom-
cry. aHiled $500.
schooner Jennie 8. Hail. watts, sailed
December 4.
December s.
asrk Alice C. DicEermnn. sailed NO
vembsr 4.
Bremen
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First comes discomfort then pain then
disease. "Siersteads King Of MI Pain"
cures such ailments as DiHrrhoea, Dysen-
terry, Cholera, Cholera Morhus Cramps,
etc; 25c and 1t always cures.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR


brands Of flour and for Aunt which superior to Buck
warehouse on railroad track No ua
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Jess-what is your idea of model hus-
bandi
Bess-one that can be modelled. Vogue.
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MARINE rNTELLIGpNCR-


Port OF Galveston. December is.
Arrived,
Tug Carbonero with barge Alabama In
tow, Punsac cola
Cleared
Steamship Parlkheld. Jones, Liverpool.
Steamship Hlndustan, Hazard. Liverpool
Barkentine Rita, Trainor. Queenstown,
Schooner Robert Mcfarland, Montgom-
Schooner H. X Cottingham, somers, APP
alachicola
Steamship Parkheld, Jones, Liverpool
Schooner Robert Mcfarland, Montgom-
Schooner L. X. cotungham, somers, Ap-
alachicola.
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Galveston Texas, December IL.
Receipts this day %, 200. this week, So,
839; this season, 2,423, 597; same time last
season, 2,520nOS shipments this day, T.
TGl; this week, ~, 75l; this season, 2335.-
~; same time last season 2,54l nos, sales
this day, -; this week, ---; this season,
75L2S9; same time last season, E!@l
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GALVESTON nrcElrrs AND r1ronrs.


Galveston, Texas, December is. -
Receipts today: by Gulf Colorado and
Santa lc, &432; International and Great
Northern 2S3l; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, COS: barge Willie, S55; barge STU
art li2s. schooner Lady OF the Lake, IL;
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Steamship Toronto, Baruett. sailed NO
Nember TO-
haVre-- -, -
vember 10.
Bark Cosmos. Davies. sailed Nov. ~
steamship zanzibar, o'Nein sailed No
Stcamship virginia. sailed December ..
STEAMSHIPS Aldoborough, sailed Dec. 2
Steamship Somerhill, sailed Dec. =,
Steamship PaulIna, sailed -
steamship Blue Star, James sailed -,
Churlestcn.-- 80
Schooner Daisy Tarlln, Dunton, sailed
December IL.
st Vincent
Steamship Springfield, BrOmfoot, sailed
December IA
Tibhits. n. y
schooner Jessie Lena, sailed ---.
Schooner Frank Rudd Smith, sailed De-
ccmbcr b.
Portland vim Newport News
Schooner Horace G. Morse, Hartman
sailed December ..
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onds 262k. others unchanged.
Molnsses steady and unchanged,
NnunaH city.
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The Most
FOR
The Money.

AT less than 1o per copy for
the semi.Weekly, 1'HR Posr
gives more for the money
than any newspaper in Texas.
Eight seven column pages
every Monday and Thursday
morning, full to the brim
with the news, politics, litera-
turo and commerce of the
world. Can YOU afford to be
without 1t at the price? One
dollar per year, SOC for six
months or 25c for three
months. Address
HOUSTON POST,
Houston, Texas.
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Kansaa city, December 1s,-wheat-
No. . hard 81; No. red hSh,
Corn--No, . mixed SoA93l; No white
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cotton on shIphoard GNot Clearedl.

Cotton on Shipboard Not Cleared.
For Grcnt Britain
Steamship hilhuru, S6OS,
Steamship Somerhil, 2Nll.
Steamship Zanzibar, 3aSs,
steamship start iioH
Steamship Finshury, $3.50
Steamship Monruyia, Nua3.
Steamship nvramore, bHl
Steamship Hudustan, 66f5,
Steamship Pauline 3US
Steamship Pnrlhed, ObN2.
Steamship Lochm0re, 2uU2,
Total. hg,31S.
For France
Steamship Virginia 2T03
Steamship lilghRnier GlGG
Steamship Srons, $500
Total, 1890
Othrr Fhretpn--
Steamship Avoua, $500
Steamship Blue STAT 2lI6.
Total, $3.50.
CoWst wise
Mallory line. SllT,
Total on shpboard, 70, 126.
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New orIenns. Ia. poc. ls.

Reportcd for The Houston Post daily, except
Thursdays nnd sundays, by Albert Montgomery,
Live stock Commission Merchant
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New Orleans, December lS,-Rlce-FaiT
demand; ordinary TO good 2E43at
Sugnr-Eirm: plantation grauulated 4
choice white 11-lG; fancy yellow clari-
fed 3lAd3 9-18; or 90. 11-I642 1916. sec
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Department; Rudolphus o. Randall, OF Alabama,
20 he collector or internal revenue for the dis
trict OF Alabama Charles E German, of Rhode
island TO be attorney or the United States for the
district OF Rhode Island: Norborne I. n. Robin
son, or Louisiana. to be Assistant Solicitor OF the
Treasury.
Daniel w. Maratta. of North Dakota, 10 he
consul-general OF the Uuited states at Melbourne,
Australia
To be Consuls OF the United States-WarDer :.
kinkead, OF Kentucky. at southampton, Eng
land; Norlieet Harris, OF Alabama. at Leeds,
England; Lucien j. Walker OF Alabama, at Cork.
Ireiand Marcellus L. Davis. of Arkansas, at
Trinidad, West Indies; Lars 5. Requa. OF Iowa,
AT Rotterdam. the Netherlands; Edward Downes
OF Connecticut ut Amsterdam the Netherlands
Peter III. PerDot. OF indianapolis. Ind; Joshua
Hutchings. OF Athens, Ga. and Glenn " Rogers.
OF Indian Territory. TO be appraisers or the value
of houses lands or improvements occupied by
lntrnders or unauthorized persons within the
Cherokee Outlet. under the provisions OF the act
OF Congress approved March 3, 1898.
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the District of Indiana. On the 9Th
day OF June 1898.
Charles II. Lynde, complainant. VS. The Columbus
Chicago d Indiana Central Railway Co, ct al, re-
spODdeHts. No. 1857.
II being shown 10 the satisfaction of the Court by
affidavit This day fled that the bill herein is brought
10 enforce lien upon cal aud personal property with
in the District or Indiana ana that Archibald Park
hurst. Trustee and The Columbus. Chicago a. lndi.
Central halfway Company. de. endants thereto,
not Inhabitants Of said district. found there
in and do not voluntarily appear thereto. and 10 fur
Their appearing that personal service upon said de
PENDANTS il not practicable
IL is ordered. that said defendants do appear and
plead, answer demur 10 said bill on or before the
oath day uly 1893 aud tins order shall be published
in newspaper OF general circulation. rintod and
published IN said district week Tor six cOnsec-
utive weeks prior u The day above namel.
United States OF America. District OF Indiana, S.:
i. Noble &. Butler. Clerk Of said Court do hereby
certify that The foregoing is true copy OF order
this day entered ia said Court
Witness my hani and the seal ~ sail
SEAL Court, az Indianapolis Ia said district this
.th day of june 1898
NOBLE G. BUTLER. Clerk
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An Appeal Granted.

CHICAGO, June 9-Judge Woods, sitting in the
United States Court, decided. this morning. to
allow the Worlds Columbian Exposition an ap-
peal from the decision yesterday granting an in
junction against Sunday opening of the fair. APP
plicatlon for supereedeas which would suspend
effect OF the Injunction pending a hearing of the
appeal was refused. leaving yesterdays decision
in force. Attorney Walker. representing the
exposition directors, moved for a suspension of
the order when il should be entered and made
long argument in support OF the motion. At its
conclusion Judge Woods announced that the
order for injunction was entered in accordance
with the decision OF yesterday. The order for
the injunction accordingly made out and
signed. Ii was agreed. however. that
transcript of the record would he
made out to-day and that tomorrow
morning attorney Walker will go before Chief
Justice Fuller and ask for suspension of the
injunction until such time as IL can he heard by
the Conrt OF Appeals. On Chief Justice Fuler's
decision hangs the question whether not the
fair Will be open next Sunday.
Soon after the proceedings 10 the federal court
attorney William Mason and State Attorney
general MaIoney filed bill for a mandamus in
the State courts &c compel the park commits
sioners to open Jackson Park on Sunday.
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Move, Suggestion by B,sse,l

WASHINGTON, June q. - Postmaster gene ral
Bissell to-day expressed the belief that it would
he great advantage II some plan could be de-
vised that wOdli result in practically placing
the power OF selecting fourth class postmasters
in the hands OF the people of the various Legis
latures. thus affording much needed relief 10 the
officers OF the PoStotiice Department and the
Representatives in Congress from the personal
opportunities OF applicants for these positions.
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REWARDED BY THE PRESIDENT.

Another Batch of Democrats Provided with
Consuiships and Other Fat Offices.
WASHINGTON. June 9.-The President TO-
pay made the following appointments:
William @. Crawford. OF louisiana TO be Dep
uty Auditor OF the Treasury for tho PostorIice
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FAIR EXCURSION
$3. 30 Chicago and Retuyn-S3. so
SATURDAY. .T,fue 10 1872

Via the Lake Erie Il Western Railroad and mag
niticent steamers OF the Delta Transportation
Company. Leaving Indianapolis at 10 p. H.,
will land passengers at the Worlds Fair pier M
"A. ~. aud at Randol ph-street docks, Chicago.
al $50 a ln.. sunday, June IL. Returning, leave
Randolph street at 4:45 p. M, Worlds Fair
grounds. Sis D. M. making direct connections
at Michigan City with trains which arrive at In
dianapOlis at 81 10 n. M. For full information re-
gardng return limit OF tickets. reserved seats in
reclinngchar ears etc. call at city ticket Office
III South Illinois streat
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III small white pimples,
and then spread TO be
large yellow scabs. We
tried two doctors, but
they could not do il any
good. so we tried Cuti-
cura Remedies, giving
her a thorough washing
three times a day. and
then using the Cuticura.
The first set we tried
helped her, and before we
used four sets she was
perfectly cured. At the
age OF six months our
baby weighed thirtv-four
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Il STOPS THE PAIN.
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership here
tofOre existing between Peter Enrich, Julius Ehr-
Hen, Christian Enrich and John I0ughner, under
the firm name of p. Enrich q Co. has. 10y mutual
consent been dis oved said dissolution 10 date from
May !. 1898 All persons indebted TO said hrm. or ~
whom the firm is indebted. will settle with r. W.
Hutchinson. the law firm of Rawley IIufchison.
Brazil Ind, who is authorized 10 make 5 ch settle
ment CHRISTIAN EHRLIt II,
JULIUS EHRLIcH
JOHN LOUHhNER,
PETER EHRLICH.
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Cuticura Resolvent

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an exquisite Skin Beautiler. externally. instant
~ relieve and speedily cure every disease and
humor of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss OF
har, from infancy 10 axe, from pilnples to
sCrOfula.
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Sold everywhere Price, Cuticura, SOC; Soap.
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used the Cuticura Remedies for about two
months and the entire expense was but So. W hich
no one would regret for nice smooth skin 1t left
my face in the best or conditions free from all
pmplrs and blotches still use the Cuticura
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FOR RENT.

E0R RENT-HOTEL IN INDiANAPulIs,
Ind. sixty-fve rooms. central an very dssiral q
l'cation. House admirably arranged for hotel. Ad
diess III. q. LONG.
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Baby Cured Scall Head
Bad Case. Two Doctors No Good. Tries
Cuticura. First Set Helps. Four
Sets Completely Cure.

Our baby Pearl was born Nov. %, 1901 From
her birth she had Scall Head until she was four
months old. tnen IL became worse and came out
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Civi,izing ch,o.go's Mayor

CfvtftzfDg Chtcsgo's Mayor.
The hope OF one sweet royal smile
DId what no man could do:
1t made our Carter don a tile
And get his hair cut, too.
Chicago Nail
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ID ECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, U. s. ARMY
II No. 50 East Washington street. Indian polls
Ind, May 10 1898 Sealed proposals in duplicate
subject TO the usual conditions, will he received at
thi Office until ~ O'Clock M. Saturday, the 10th
day of June 1898 at which time and place they will
DE opened in presence of such bidders attend
the opening. supplying at indianapolis Ind,
cooked ratons for recruiting party ami recruits for
the fiscal year commencing July l. 1893 and ending
June 30, 1894. Ration insists of three meals per
day Proposals for furnishing rations at place oh
jectionable for recruits will Not be considered The
government reserves the right TO reject any all
proposals Envelopes containing proposals should he
mark a Proposals for Cooked Rations'' and an
dressed TO the undersigned. Dor blank proposals and
other information apply at this Office. VIM A
MANN LIST Lieut.. 18th Infantry Recruiting OlhceI
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pounds. Her skin is fair and sn. Doth. and scalp
perfectly well. Portrait inclOsed would not
do without Cuticura Remedies, and can recon-
mend them as most excellent for children.
MRS. SETH JUBB. Vanderbilt, Mich.