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L PIANOS AT SUMNER CASH REpuc-


Owing TO the overcrowded condition of our ssies
room. will sell al exceptional and nnprecedented
low prices for cssh during the months Of July snd
We name few among the treat number Of Tar.
rains: Fischer Utright Piano, 500: 1 Ebony
Finish, n Octave, UIright Piano si2b: 4 Mshog.
any Finish. "a Octave. Jpn ht Piano, slso: ]
Chickerine Square Piano. with mod. n i'm, rcxeneus
s12o: chickerine Sdnare. very handsome. rosewood
case. carved legs serpsntine mod ne, Modern inn
proven nts. $50. And Tpricht and square Pinnu
of various makes at various prices
Some OF these pfanos have been used orly q
months Every Instrument - perfect aud IN ~
snteed ana We VIII allow exactly the price paid for 10
" -rchanee for q higher priced instrument at any
time within reasonable time. A good stool and
cover 70 with each piano. and charga delivery.
THIS i note sensational hambug ADVERTISEMENT;
we VIII do Just as say. Please rernemb-r soon
ss this lotgoes. they never be duplicated at ;hs
same prices.
JOHN +. ELLIS Co.
v1s-2w p37 Pa ave-. near ION ". nv.
A SUPERB AND MELoDIoUs TONED UPRIGHT
"A iano lnade by Newly Evans one OF New
Works reliable firms this instrument = but slightly
used, ~ has Responsive touch aud even scale
ined with elegant frice, s5l; terms 10 sun
the purchaser. HUGO WOHCH CO.
go stn ct. n. ".
Pianos for rent moved ard pacEed. luhI4-Iy
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i d BI TT HOUSE
WASHINGTON. d. Q.
CHICAGO HOTELS.

KALORAMA HOTEL
N First-class; desirable location: pure air; rooms
large and light; furniture new; cafe In connection.
Terms. 81 per day for each person. liberal discount
to parties For particul ars inquire 7l3 H st NV
Washington, d. c. BARNES L MCPHERSON,
Yll-1m Formerly of Washington. Propretors
ElRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS, WITH
u board. in private residences; convenient to three
lines OF ca direct to fair fifteen minutes ride MRS
j. A. MYERS. 1925 Michigan ave-, Chicago. je23-3m
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LOST AND FOUND.

o IA DIAMOND EARNING. MONDAY EyEN.
IL ing, the 24th the Manchester. Finder will re-
ceve suitable reward by leaving 1t at 942 W. Ii
I OST-ON CABLE CARS BETWEEN GEORGE
II town and the Marshall Hall boat. lady $ ver
watch; monogram Nj. D. W. Reward at 1914 3Oth
ST. IT.
7 OST-BLACK AND WHITE POINTER DOG
II Mack" taR G66 lost on Capitol Hill July ~
Suitable req ar If returned to JOHN b. PEYTON.
-06 lennsy yanil ave jy21-2t'
I O~T-ON JULY o3 AN ENGLISH MASTIFF.
IL Pease returE to COOK BROS, 1908 14th st.
and receive reward. IT.
I OST OR sTRAYFD-A PUG DOG. ANSWERING
II TO the name Of Duke" S35 reward will be paid
70 any one feLurning hin to 513 11th No
questions as ell .y2I- Gts
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Eok RENT
~ 4ee OH :. ps rooms. modern impss a--,ory
my ss" f0rf Ed Hs GG%s sSd ~ SsI
FOR RENT--A HANDSOMELY FURSIsHFD
Ioo, ncu.s s p, ,scspSn hall ana lsrs. dining
ply lole 10th st nv. ,yiss~s
COUNTRY BOARD.
UfPEEt;y,IL,ILE vAIB VAST roUh or rIyE
:; ssih shIai.s -. az s' frfzif Ss iSi
s.CoMFoRT RETREAT--PoPULAR PEhMA-
~ nent mountain resort. 80 miles from wsssine-
SsaisR and Comfort f@a f.hine and SSnrins
oi isaEsa An t n5yss washington Co. Nd
SUBURBAN ooTTkGE--LocLTIoN HIGH Ann
- healthy; airy rooms; fine lawn, shade. Zee. fruit
an s1d milk four daily mails. Ten nnst = .sE g esn-
r. 70 g per week Adde'S SUBURBAN cST:S
A FEW MORE BoARDERs Can BE ACCOM-.
ton; plenty OF Ice. milk. shade. &c Terms very
FL Y.F sfsEf ifpf sss e s..on Ma
rooms shad; Nm and T'sh s wSas9s
l AMNpaLE. ADJACENT TO FREDERICK. MD
,, H., and oold water baths; first-csss cstering,
mountain scenery reasonable rates send ior cir
pLEAsANTDALE HOUSE SITUATED 2h MILES
south Of Round Hill IS now opened for seosnd
met at station fee eorrespondence ssiicissd sS
dres. Mrs J, ". HOWELL. Hound I'm. Va ,y.eess'
WAIVED : sUMMER BoARDERs: Rooms
Be.l nm can. .nd 5u, sSu nd nice e e ces
r niss, t9 fapiiss Addres, Mn. c. n Ashton.
W " View; situated on best country road. 2 miles
Misses PRhsfoS II irT ,h.ae se aadress .es
Hi. Loudoun county. va jy28 81
A FEW MORE BoARDERs CAN FIND ACCOM-
fiase mau1,s,ss SSiet country home ns.r The Bgs
County csss M v BETTE TkUMBLE fa1sOa. LSgesgn
TERRACE FARM. SOUTH RTvER.-BoARDISa
fris ie.ds and %s NsSsut Is per week
I hRGE FRONT ROOM, GOOD BOARD; ExcfI-
i5ss .h, S.s rum hf nsy
s s Me,roDOlitsn brunch Address Mrs THoMPs =.
t,(,LEN MANOR HOTEL. -" FOREST GLEN. MD
LEFT Tor fsas ana snsis ssD.m ,s e9 Pc
sseisyi tfge hrst-ciAss minutes from station g
THE LESLIE, LAUREL, MD. EIGHTEEN MILES
d.tlT saa w.snnssoa on the ss.imor. snl Ohio, 20
ht and cold s.sS. pure aSsns
filtered by the Pas;eur process cuisine unsurpasssd
A0s.', arrangements to p'rm.rsnt L SEEN srssox
CoHH,s sS a HOME FOR sUMMER OUTING.
tArse farm and everything for pleasure and health
rah ice house snd plenty horses. Bathing and fsh-
ing Good train service Address for termls Nps
AsNphhw j. BURKE. Clifton. FsirfsI Co. Va
gla1
nj Orr BoARDKRs WANTED AT MoNTsYIvII
-Nsesersi rooms I'd and one on LIST floor not
Round HiIi I "adoa Co.. Va Aear''' MASON ,y y
Nj EpeEcUMB-THE wELI-KNowN MIN
- - nonse - nov open for summer bosrd-rs. A fhs
g.,ps spared 70 socom@ods.s4 aaeress d J toaHSS e
100 fsrson =. o.. Loudoun county. Va
GoOD BOARD AND ROOMS; LARGE Am
- weuShaded lawn, fne chalybeate spring; nasr
tenons teleereph once. river and noun fzins; bo.t-
ing dr1vlng and fishing. Terms. a. 10 d 10 p~r ye~s
,yol@ p McINrURFF. Prop. strssburg va
REAoH HoCsE.NOw OPEN FOR sUNMER
ooe raers; oesutfully lccsted OF West river; bost~
ing. nsning. bs.hinx and crHtbanr, srcurrRo,s
from 3. timore and Annapolis three times q wees
frfu-ther tnformstion address NJ and Mr.. M III
ow ssl.o 6Aiisways. Nd Terms. % 90 per week
,e-tlm
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1912 Unionpl. Or. ss. SO
! l.1o n NV. furnished. =
~ 18th. l1r and bath. so
pa 9th ne, Or. b. ...2. so
,UrHERFORD, 1907 Est.
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BOARDING.

TEE ''NpuDMUNT.H IOWA CIRCLE. GOOD
table board; all deiicacies Of h. season sum-
mex rates. J. +. ROBINSON Proprietor. je1o-3lu
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T 100 Sth ne. ar l. . m i$25. 30
o1115 V NV, Or. . m 1. Is
D a K ct ne, Sr, q m 1. ~. so
. 5l5-5lg 4th ne. Or. am ] 20
D liz 10th 50, 7rAa m 1. 10. 80
SCI l2th ne. 81 b mi. Is. 80
5 l21012 L 20. Or.
D 1877 Fla Nv ne. 5r&w. 10 so
o 1873 Fla ~ ne. 5rSw. 1889
D 1919 Wylie 1T ne. 5r. 10. so
0 Rear 3l3 7th Sc. Or. =. @ 30
o. l24b Wylie ne. 5r. =. g. so
0 SIP Marks allev Sc. 4r. y. 80
IT 4 BRADLEY, 421 r Ct.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED-A PRACTICAL FIRST-CLAss BOOK
w keeper with twenty-five years experiences and
pest o. references tired Of the country and Wishing 70
i've N town open for an offer In any bus ness.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN (WHITF). SITUA-
ton in store or drive delivery wagon willing to
nlmseli useful A. A. "a Myrtle st. ne. 3y272d'
WANTED-BY COIORFp VOTING NAN 1PO.
sition at driving delivery wagon or in private
lanIy and to make himself generally useful: can
ave references Address Gordon ave. ne. jy27- ga
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STORES. O

Gunton building rooms
s2I. 23, %. 26. 81 and
.@-.:..-......&13.
% and Sd hoors. 631 La
ave. ......---.-....-
5l5 18th st, rooms i
Gunton building. rooms
10. Ia and | basement
room .......--.......32
Gunton bldg. rooms
II and 23...........
Gunton building, rooms
d and "a. ........,,,,
62S r st, 3 rooms, 81
'-.-..ss...ss.s-.....
Gunton bldg, rooms
33, 35. 81. ......,..
q33 r st. Sd floor. :. %.
OILS 18th st. rooms 4
and 5;...................
blo 11th 1t, room 3.
Central building. room
-
4& La ave. back room,
I'd door.........,.,,,
&3 + st. 3rs, 4th floor.
Gunton building. room,
12...................12.
Gunton building. room
IL .....-..-.....-..-t-s L..
Gunton building. room
lZ.............-.. IL.
Gnnton building. room
aanion p building, ROOMS M;
z. 9. 25, %, n and
%. each..............l2.
Gunton building. room
III. ..........--...l II.
Central building. room
observation-disclosures.
Gunton building, room
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The above f. only q Dor
hAAEA 70. l-lI IA
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COUNTRY RFAT, ESTATE

Egf ale - SIN ACRES Of FINE LAND
beautifully Iocat=d on IT. Pa;rick's creek; one of
.ne nrest oyster creeks il the state excilens loca
T ti1 20. t9r oysterinani $500. DUCkElT, FORD l.
w. oo, y. n W iy:1ti-:}t
E'Ot SALEM n BETHESDA: TEN TO FIFTY
sores cultivated and house. fruit shade inc uded
$40 sn are; time. Apply CLARENCE TAYLOR,
Arlington Hotel iy.5l.,t."
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE CHI AP-25S ACRFS.
good buildings. No. / grass land FOR particr, ars
apply 2l:0 X st. NV. jy.,5-nw.
E'OR sALE-Ar wooDsIDE. MD.-sIX-ROOM
Il cottaye large attic. bath. hot AMI cold water
range. cellar. W ndmill. stable; corner lot, with
81 de: price. 50, 600; terms to suit.
ieS-2In b. 4. LEIGHTON, Al. D St u. W. COL 10
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

&C. s27. SO. Inquire Of JEkE JOHNSON. SD Psat.
n. -
nor RENT
and has -nept; e2S. 70. 's
2lls New York ave. a rooms and wafer sIoaa
myo-3m Ed J. HANNAH. 5l7 lith .. a "
EoR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FuRNIsHFD
house. with reception hall snd large dining
room suitable for those who wish 70 sptertain AID
ply 101e 10th St NV ,yip arS
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EOR RENT-l32S r s
L NV. Tor. q m i......9l
lit l4th NV. Or. a mi. {
HIS l4th NV. 81, q IN 4. !
1908 U st NV. 8rka m i. Il
1340 Riggs st NV. Or,
am i....................4
6l2 Pa av Sc. 1r&a m 1870. !
1917 22d NV. Sr. am |. ::
u Tenn av ne. 7rAa IN T.:
ll4t 10th NV, lr&b. q. l
1915 9th NV, Sr&s 10 i,l7. !.
941 25th NV. Or. mi %. {
jy25 SWeRNS1 FL
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nor RENT

EOR RENT
II 1887 10th nv, Tor. .415
al n H ave. 9r........3
l31 ] Corcoran NV. 12r. So
2325Lnw. 1Or. As
fy1k-Aws TNIEK 4 X
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A Laborer Injured.

A LaDorer Injured.
While engaged in freeing a wire Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Company yester-
day a colored man named Thornton Gray
lost his footing and fell to the ground strik-
ing on his knees. The shock was so great
that he was for a long time deprived OF
the use Of his body. Gray gave his address
"a l736 Rrainard street
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$50 Ct: l2r; baths; large stable :....s $40 20
mace; nice porches large yard "a. 90
1903 North Capitol st. ;t,r bath cellar ali m l. 10 IS
House Mt. Pleasant. Sr. and bath. ........ %. 90
Hanover place: rooms and bath AL IN. H.. 20. 30
1226 l242 Duncan plsce Dr. and bath sl MI ~. 30
12OS ID 81. n. or bath all IN. Is 90
Cottage In Brook and; 6r. nice shade L. 90
1910 I'd st. s.e 6r ............ Ii 20
So Florida ave. Sr bath and cellar 20 A
JOS linden place Or bsth cellar. 1850
1872 Rigs st. Sr and bath; all m; new. 20. 90
jy22 Cor 10th and q sts n. w.
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Sc cor 10Th and Fsss
nv. Ar. entire third
Pa Az / 1lth At nv, ..SS
5l5 18th 81 NV. 2r lst d. As
Sc cor 18th and F,ts
nv. 2r. "a foor 4o
100 Pa av nv. 3D. ar. 80
TS3 9Th q NV. LIST and
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EoR RENT-DwELLING 92s G ST NV; NINE
L rooms and bath. Inquire at 926,s Louisiana ave.
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FURNISHED HOUSES
I ave near 18th, 10 near H ave, new
l2r.; baths and house and fur. Tor 81 50
OFFICES
Eleeant rooms in SUI Desirable rooms. al
building" 6re-proof lsntic Coast LIN.
from 80 TO 800 each buildings" all front
III r. &..............3fN and hre-proof. from
47oLa ave. from $40 to 10 $40 20 S35 each.
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FOR RENT-e-RooM. BRICK HOUSE, WITH
l. modern i'm. royements 1919 18th It. x35 per
month Apply to JOHN F. GREEN l4l8 b st. q. ".
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L,oR sALE-sPEcIAL BARGAIN FOR QUICK
IT cssh-a handsome sweet-toned full-size uprfght
grand piano be sold Ysrsy leaving the
don't fail Il II want q snap; only 5000
handsome stool with e.: been used but Little. and
makers warranty with H. Call N
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS.
,yoo sl3 Pa ave.
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III eos 18th It nv as
once rooms In the anisoms building OF the
District Title Insurance Company for rent at Low
PRICES jyl5
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The above is only q portion
books. For full list call at 4
on the lst and 18th. i3y25
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EOR RENT HOUSES.
GnHTuEAC

Bill Corcorsn st. NV. with stable If de-
& RUTHERFORD. 1.h07 ST iy.,o- Hfs
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THE DANCE WAS ABANDONED.

The weekly dance which is held ev-
cry Wednesday night at Elkins Park
was abandoned last night, owing to
the breaking Of the trolley wire. The
occasion was largely advertised, and
when Car No. 3 was returning from
her first trip, having conveyed load
Of passengers to the Park, the trolley
wire near the furniture factory broke
and fell to the ground making consider
able noise Word was sent immedi-
ately to the power house TO turn of
the current which was done, and the
work Of fixing the trolley begun.
About half past nine however, the
break was repaired and the wire ready
for the current again, but it then be
ing too late the dance was abandon
ed. A CO. was sent to the Park to
convey the people already there t.
the city. The dance however win take
place tonight, and Wednesday nigh
hereafter. Thompson's Orchestra fur
nishing music for the occasions. Let
all 60 out tonight and encourage I
home industry.
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PRsosALNnsnrIon.
rhs csninE ana Gang Il FrIsna,. Assusinisnsss
aad HiBnnesrf


rhs csninE ana aainS Il Frlsnas. Asssaintanss
aaa ssBnngsrs
Miss Maggie Gibbs has retnrnes
from a visit to Winchester, Va.
Misses Jennie Hedges and Nanni,
NetzeI are reported this morning a
very I'll.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Black are OF
a visit 10 Mr.. Blacks parents in Me
chanicstown, Pa.
Mrs John Davis, Of Pittsburg, is o.
visit to her sister, Mrs NetzelI, q
East Burke street.
Mr.. Jas. F.. Thompson is wearing a
great big smile AL over his face. The
cause is the arrival in his family OF a
bouncing big boy.
Tie Misses Miller, Of Baltimore, who
have been visiting the family Of Mr..
Geo Schill, on North Queen street, re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Julia Merchant, Of Charles
Town, who has been visiting Mrs. Geo.
Kendrick, on Liberty street, returned
10 her home yesterday.
Miss Maud Howisen, who has been
spending some time in the Blue Ridge
mountains, near Pen-Mar, has return
ed to her home on West Race street. (
Misses Kate and Frances White, Of
Charleston, who have been visiting
Mrs. j w. Dodd, on West Burke ST.,
left this morning for Wardensyille.
Va, where they will spend several
weeks before returning to their home.
Judge f. B. Faulkner, accompanied
BY his wife and daughter, Miss May,
Mrs. JAS. W. Strong and son Stuart,
Mrs. Ella Price, and Misses Jane
Faulkner, Lucy Tabb, and Jennie
Whiting, left to-day for visit to the
Worlds Fair, Chicago. They will
be absent about ten days.
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WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.

Report Of State Board Of Agriculture for the Week
Ending August 28th
Rainfall-The rainfall for State very
light, and averaged 20 of an inch.
which was considerably below the
normal.
Temperature The temperature was
about normal and averaged for the
State II degrees.
Sunshine Average for the State 30
per cent. s
The long continued and distressing
drought broken to-day by rain, and
promises to be Of such duration and
steadiness as to improve very mater
tally the growing crops more particu-
larly late corn, late potatoes, tobacco
and buckwheat. The drought has in
terferred with fall blowing to a great
extent on account Of hardness Of
ground.
Itwould be useless to narrate the
y f 4
effects Of protracted drought.
Corn Corn matured too early and
rapidly, the ears not filling out well
and the crop viii be light Corn in
the best land is good.
Grass "A large decrease in hay com
pared with other years and on ac'
count of the drought, clover seed will
not be raised in some localities. Pas.
lures in many districts have been Sc
riously affected by the drought; fall
pastures, with the assistance Of sever
al good rains, will be improved con
siderably; on uplands pastures dried
up.
TOBACCO Tobacco, which was report
cd as especially promising in the early
part Of the season, has now deteriorat-
ed in growth on account Of drought,
except in good and strong land.
STOCK Live stock, considering the
shortness Of pasture and scarcity Of
water are reported to be in compare
lively good condition generally; stock
suffering in many districts for water
and feeding being resorted to by 9TH
ers. Stock being shipped to market
for want Of pasture.
The following counties have report
ed specially regarding Pastures, Stock
and Potatoes: Barbour, Berkeley,
Braxton, Brooks, Clay, Cabell, bod
bridge, Fayette, Grant, Greenbrier,
Hampshire, Harrison, Jackson,
jefferson, Kanawha, Lincoln, Lew
lis, Logan, Mercer, Monroe, Nor
gan, Marion, Mason, Monongala,
Marshall, Ohio, Preston, Putnam,
Randolph, Roane, Summers, Taylor,
Tyler, Upshur, Wayne, Wetzel, Writ,
| Wood.
The following counties, Barbour.
Cabell, Fayette, Harrison, jackson,
/ Lincoln, Putnam. Raleigh Tyler,
Wayne, and Wood reported specially
regarding tobacco.
w. w DENT, Director.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Caiarrh that can
not be cured BY Halls Catarh
Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 1 CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known r.
n. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable Ia all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out obligations made by
their firm
WEsT& TRuAx. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. o.
WALDISG, KHAN q MARyIN, whole-
sale Druggists. Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrl Cure istsken internalN
ii, acting directly uponthe blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
Zoe. per bottle. Sold BY all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
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HOW 10 KEEP cool

is the question Of the day. Every.
body has a desire for some cool drink.
All enjoy both the taste and effects
when they partake Of our Ice Cream
Soda.
We use plenty Of ice, thereby giving
you an ice cold drink, which is pleas
ant and refreshing, and effectually
dispels that tired feeling one has on 4
hot sultry day. Our syrups are Of the
best and our tumbler washer insures
you well washed glass to drink ii
from. We serve Ice Cream with our
Soda Water, at the regular price, &c a
glass. A. NJ. Gilbert & Bro.
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A GREAT LEADER,

We are pleased to inform You that
we have received the sole agency for
0tto's Cure, the great throat and lung
healer. 0tto's Cure is the great lead
or Of all proprietary preparations for
the cure Of coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, consumption, etc. We will
guarantee Otto's Cure to cure you and
if you call at our store we viii give You
bottle Of this great guaranteed RENE
dy free Of charge. 0tto's Cure in.
stantly relieves Group and whooping
cough. Don't delay. Samples free.
Large bottles SOC. at a.. M. GILBERT
& Bro. sole agents; II North Queen
street.
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sEECTEDIVER BARR.

In Hagerstown, Nd, at Hotel Ham
ilton. on August 18th, 1893. By Rev.
\. W. owen, Mr.. A. Eugene Barr, q
Washington, D. Ct, was married TO
Mss Maize Sencindiyer, Of Charles
Town. w. Va. Miss Seneindivcr Is
widely known here, and Is especially
popular with the young people. Some
wears ago she was a student At the
wiltshire Female Seminary, Of this
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DENTISTRY.

On account OF hard times DR.. Y. B.
Warrenfells, Dentist, will do work at
the following prices: Gold filling, Loo
up; Amalagam filing, SO cts. to$l.0Oi
Cement filling, 50 cts; Best set Of teeth,
$40. Special attention given to crown
and bridge work No charge for extract
ing on Saturday These prices only hold
good until the first Of December. Office
on King Street, next to Bars
music store. and opposite new Govern
ment Building. 5 20 3m.
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SEE The WORLDS FAIR roR is GENTS.

Upon receipt of your address and
fifteen cents in postage stamps, we
will mail you prepaid our Souvenir
Portfolio Of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition the regular price il Fifty
cents, but as we want you to have one
we make the price nominal, You will
find it work Of art and q thing to be
priced. 1t contains full page views
Of the great buildings, with descrip-
tions Of same, and is executed in the
highest stlye Of art. If not satisfied
with it, we will refund the stamps
and let you keep the book Address
H. F. BucKLEN & Co.. Chicago, Iii.
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THE GOLDEN SECRET OF LONG LIFE.

Keep the head cool, the feet warm
and the bowels open. Bacons Celery
Cure is a vegetable preparation and
acts as natural laxative, and is the
greatest remedy ever discovered for
the cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, and all Blood, Liver, and Kid
ney Diseases. Call on A. NJ Gilbert
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package free. Large size so cents.
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an TRIAL, FOR MURDER.

Woodchopper Henry Hest was put
on trial before Judge Mclean at Get
tysburg, Monday, for the murder Of
Emanuel Nom, last February.
Monn's body was found on March IA
under stone pile in the South Mount
aims, where, according to the common
Nealth's theory it had been concealed
since February. Noun was alsp a
woodchopper and hved with Hest in
cabin. Jealousy over girl is sup
posed to have been the cause.
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THE PLACE TO 90.

Louis Bell has added another first
class workman to his tonsoral force
and wants you to give him a call.
Hot and cold water baths daily II
YOU want good work 60 to first-class
shopthis il the ono to 60 to.
8-2-lm
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RrrL oP PARE FOR TO DAY.

The Bon Ton Restaurant will serve
in fine style today Squirrel, Eel,
Bass, Oysters, Soft Crabs, Deviled
Crabs, Hamburger Steake, Spring
Chickens, * Ham Eggs, etc. G. F.
Schlotterbeck, Prop'r. I.
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oHEERFULLY REooMMEaDs THEM.

Having used DR.. Deane's Dyspepsia
Pills for dyspepsia and constipation,
and been cured by them, I eheerfully
recommend them 10 Others.
Mrs. H. BREYLER, Hagerstown, Md.
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M L. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices. First-class
work guaranteed.