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The Consumes Or F.scr Froun
Can buy our Cream Blend" Flour q IN. following
grocers- 1t is the only reos niz-d bl.Dasa
Flour ON the market and . trial vii con-
vince the mas: skeptcAi that it b the very boa
in use. wholesale by b. b. tAENsHAw . Ska
Washington. ID. c.
J. r. CONNOLLY. ecs I..ns.
r. L. MAIN. ljee2 18th NV.
II. B. DULEI. 1900 18th n~.
@. W. GOLDEN. 1854 18th n
r. r. WHITE. LIS isthnw
J. L. HAMMACk. sO06th n
p. II. DAVIS cor. sth and Fna
ROBERT WHITE. Jr. ooOgshn-N.
A. c. KAMMEREk. lS0 LIST nv.
W. Y. AUTH BRO. cor. Sd and Ina ava 40
Y. HOGAN. 6Ol y. J. ave. NV
JOHN H. oSrRIcH. soi 9th nv
WILLIAM KERR. 18Th and y ~
JOHN NJ BrCkLEr. cor 2lst ana AN.
Mrs. A. J. MARSHALL. 173oLnw.
cHAs BUTT. lseo 7th n.
STEER BROS. 1000 on.w.
X. A. CLAYTON. loODsw.
y. A. NEWMAN BRO. ese 4<x- 49,
j. c. DE ALLEY. 7Os 7thsv
ii. NJ. DE ALLEY. sta Ha9
Mrs. ANNIE BURKE NIP 7thsw.
EMIL SPAIN. 9th and Lsw.
A. J. SANFORD BRO. LIZ Union -
s. L. DENLY I3O0 3dsv.
THos. HAWKINS, cor. ~ and Ma
J. b. PRoUT. All ~ sw.
G. V. wooDBRiDGE. 900 3shav.
". A. L. HUNT. sol 44As
JAMES FERRY. al y. J. ave ne
b. b. BADEN. s22 Csc.
L. 2. LUsBY. ~ Last cspito.s
mo. Y. SCHNEIDER. 2i3 llthu-A
n J. SCHNEIDER. s;fg Nd ave. n-a
BERNARD WALLS. cor. ID and Cue.
n. L. MILES. - 3dn.e.
JOHN NJ CLARK. cor. 4th ana Bn-a
Mrs WILLIAM BRAHLER sOI Hn-a
BRIsoN NORRIS. iOl Hn.e
y. G. LfPPOLD. OIL aud Boundary q ..
nd a m
John y. LOVE. lisa i4th nv.
r. KENNEDY. sttl and bs-A
G. l. WOOD. cor. 9Th and o n.
W. n. SUITE ~ and Cse
SAMUEL LIZ. SJl fhrw.
HUNT q WARD. Az OH a.w
ANACOSTIA GROCERY CO.. Anaco~sia ma
d. j. BUCKLEY. is 2iss n. nfn-s n
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A Crnr Gr.n,x,xn

"A SuhE OuARASrfLD
Of t1ies. Wounds sprain.. Burma. Br sirss hry.Is-
isis.
I must sdmft that the Morrow,sss 6ansnea y -
A. W cotLAkokE Heu-s ksises. Teri Sc
eeartiiy rsconmsnd u 70 al Who arr ~ ss>d e .
I....-;SrM,,oo bAvis !, Co, p.slsr nor gs:s,
ao' - .'si is "a ri II 50 la AZ
sisf cssh,c s,i: o. 8 We ss:A-. ns
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One Of the wheel horses Of tho District
democracy, to use a familiar phrase, is Mr..
Lawrence Gardner. lie has, however, passed
out Of the field of merely local politics and is
more or less identified with national politics
As he secretary Of the Association Of
Democratic Clubs he is brough. into con-
tact with large element OF the
active members OF the party all through tho
country. 1t is recognized that to Mr.. Gard
Rer's executive ability is due in large degree
the success Of that organization which has come
to DO such power in politics. Mr.. Gardner
was connected with the inaugural commit
tee OF 1885 as corresponding secretary and muCh b
OF the burden Of the work fell upon him
He Is prominent in the various local political
organizations aud his advice and counsel is
always welcomed in democratic councils. At
the same time Mr.. Gardner is at the head Of a
substantial endowment association and has
demonstrated his ability to manage a business
enterprise.
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More than twenty years ago. when the future
Of this city did not look as bright and prom
ising as it does today, Mr.. Curtis J. Hillyer
came to this city from California. He
had q pocket full Of gold, but what is
better he had the business sense to foresee the
future growth and greatness OF this city. 30,
while he opened law Office in this city, be also
bought largely Of land in the vicinity Of
Dupont Circle. The increase In values
made his holdings valuable and he contributed
to this result by building largely himself. He 10
still o property owner and also takes lively
interest in whatever advances the welfare Of the
city. OF late years no has retired from active
business and is able to enjoy the fruits OF q
busy, active iife.> He il n weii-known member
Of the Metropolitan Club.
Mr.. RICHARD SMITH.
A prominent attorney, well known about
town, is Mr.. Richard Smith. Though he has
always been pronounced in his political belief
% democrat he has never taken a very promi-
neut part in tho political affairs Of the District
he is man OF means, having inherited consi1-
cradle Of . fortune. Mr.. Smith u . member Of
the Metropolitan Club and other social orguui-
cations Of the city and is popular society man.
Al q member Of tho bar he has met with great
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Commissioner Ross name and reputation are
too well known to need any concentrations
He came TO this city shortly after the war and
was engaged for many years in the practice OF
law. His first pubic Office was obtained when
he was appointed postmaster to succeed Frank
Conger When a successor to ex-Commissioner
Hine was looked for Mr.. Ross was given the np-
pointment the democratic member Of tho
board. He has filed the place with great
success and by his just and equitable treatment
Of all matters which have been brought to him
for settlement he has won the confidence and
respect of the community
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Mr.. J. Harrison johnson is another member
Of the committee whose success in business in
this city shows that he is emirently fitted to
servo working committee in charge Of
matters Of such magnitude as preparations for
Q Presidents inauguration. Mr.. johnson came
to Washington from the eastern shore during
the war, and since then be has become engaged
in n number Of prosperous business enter
prises. He Is a member of the firm Of johnson
Bros. wood and coal dealers, and he has also
been heavily interested in real estate operations.
for the most part in South Washington, and
has long been recognized one of the most
popular and successful residents Of that section
Of the city
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The arrangements made for the Last inau-
gnral proved 10 be highly successful. A large
slice Of the credit for this result is due to Mr..
A. i. Bri;ton, the chairman Of the inaugural
committee. In this position he displayed ex-
ecutive ability Of high order. and by his care
fui supervision Of every detail the business of
the committee Was managed not only with
success, but with economical use Of the
money Mr.. Britton has been for years q resi-
dent Of this city and is thoroughly identified
with its interests He is now at the head Of the
American Security Trust Company and finds In
the financial world an even wider field for the
exercise Of his abilities than in the large legal
practice which he built up.
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AUCTION SALES.
TaIs EVENING,

cox AlA WORTH OF DIAMONDS Gorn
watches. hne silver ware and otb.i
NEk Aucfioneer. Gil Pa ave-. under Metro'n Hotel.
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BROS. Aucnoneers

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A BRICK DWELLING MUM.
Rr virtne of s;sed ~ .rIsf duy re.ordad in Isbs,
1888 folio $50 seq. Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, we viii sell IN front OF the
premises on WEDNESDAY, the FOURTH DAY 81
JANUARY. 1888 at HAif-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK.
ths city g w..hinstoa: District Of Columbia; .pd
width with depth OF original lot numbered nine
teen ODD and the vest thirteen i3) feet front snd
twenty co, In square numbered iwo hundred spd
ninety seven fe97 togethe. with all and SINGULAR the
tmr-ovemeGts, WAYS, easemsnta, rtghie. privileges
and aprurtensncss 20 the Aame Belonging or in any
w.ee sppertaintng
Terms: ons-third Of the purchase money In cash.
rnx dsss sn If ~ T Ssr cent nssre,t Der .a
9nn. payable sepi annnsIy, and 70 BE- secured by 2
option Of purchaaes 4 deposit OF ZOO required q
Ne e9: e 1ls cSn.sE.pctRs AZ S q
vice he trustsss reserve The eht 70 rsss ths prop
Ave days adysrttssmenf Of such reside IN sOe
pslsr puhaishsd Y Ms!sinytcn. pc.
de2dAds osCk0iA q dkEES.f xrustss1
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T ATIMER b SLOAN. Aucts.. 14O7 Gst.


TkgsTEE,s SALE OF IMPR3yED AND USIM,
sTREEE, BkTWEks TMELETH Asp ThIR,
$$SfkHhE si SSI%sfS T%sISTT AND fHiE.
pistr.ss Of SO%SBis: Passed on tEs va day :, bs
u s an fau re;n
I! ss in Equity DosLe; No a. III gndersigned ha.
Sed IN ssd and desebea in the
hi of complaint therein which said deed q trust is
Gf the lana
a1 S1 Ss . q
for snch default the holder 81 said indebtedness has
snde e. saa
81 sS sHSS \ FIJI
es 'sa
% s N
ing for The ssme s. poinS on seuta street dissan.
corner Of said square and running thence EAST with
a ns Of with ss ns S Of
seventy t70) feet thence wet sixteen 6) feet, and
riace Of beginning. This property Is improved by
AND GSIStk on # rae aEs ssMH AZ
By s Of # C sra ii9s qoas5
ss in ,ss fss ;x sss
Aforesaid. 10 Wit Part Of lot numbered twenty one
!2ll in 1svidsoE's subdivision g square numbered
northeast corner said lot running thence west
twenty C20l feet. thence south hundred and
twenty 2O feet 10 alley. thence east by aud with
the line Of said alley tgenty @ feet and thence north
one hundred ana twenty (l20) feet the beginning
This parcel 10 uni,nproved
Terms The amount Of Indebtedness secured by the
said deed of trust Ito be spporoped between the two
parcels Of real estate above described according TO
and all overdue taxes 70 be paid in cash. the balance
In one and two with interest at the rate of
cenfum per from the day of sale. payable semi
annually secured ~ deed Of trust ON the property
chssers- deposit Of 500 on the parcel FIRST above
described and OF 5000 the parcel second above de-
scribed Will be required ut the time of sale Ali
veyancng and recording will be at the purchasers
cost. Terms Of sale must be con piled with IN fifteen
the dsv Of sale otherwise the unde rsgned
reserves the yht to resell the property. At the risk
and cost Of the defauitng purchaser purchasers,
after hye days advertisement Of such resale The
Evening Star, MILLS DIAN, Trustee,
d34-dts No. S(fg La n. W.
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,HnoNAs z wAGGAMAN. Real Es,ats Anctionn.

TkusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON TWEl FFH ~TREFr WEST
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH IN
COLUMBIA.
b virtue OF a deed q trust bearing date of the
second day Of June. n. 1885, and recorded In lbe-
so. llS6, folio lS et seq one of te land reorls OF
TIE District OF Columbia, and at the reqTest 81 the
party secured thereby. tie undersi gnei, a.
trustees. viii sell AZ puplic apriien n OF the
premls's on MONDAY. TIE NINTH DAY or
O'CLOCK r. M all that real estate situated in the
city of Washington. District OF Columbia. and being
the south ten tl0 fset OF lot numbered flrty-eight
t@S by the d-pth thereof an also forty
nine. fifty. fftyone and hfty two IN square 27S
crdinc to the subdivision o. slid square by the yexry
Of St Johns parish made by r. a. Lacey, atto- acy
and treasurer recorded liber W. y. folio lao, Of
the surveyors office OF the District Of Couuhia to-
gether with the linz ro1-inents thereon.
Terms Of sale: Onc-rd cash and the balance in one
(). two c9 and three ( years. for which the rrom-
cent ref annum from the dAv 81 sale viii De taken
secured by decd OF trust upon the property. all
cssh. at The option of tho purchaser purrhssfs
deposit Of 500 will be required OF the Purchaser
purchasers at tue time e sale All at
the cost & the purchaser o. purchasers Taxes will
he raid 20 the day Of sale IL sale no no;
compiled with in fifteen DAYS nom day Of sale the
trustees the rcht to resell the property az the
cos- and risk of detsutinl purchasers after i've days
OF SUCH resale IN some newspaper IN the
HSRRisoN s. BARBOUR,
20 New York ave I -,
WILLIAM J. MILLER. h"s'ces-
4S6 Lou iaua ave. y. ".
T r. wAGGaMAN. Aurti0naer. d's3dkf.
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s. g. F + + T. E /: F. / T
40 4 CHEERf
BIATE.
r ,iiH,t

orr CRgDlT STSTEW
HAISER ,hEFoEE offk!.Eb bY cEEDif
- No NOTES 10 SIGN
pRoGIsE TO PAY S oSEs iSDnsfibpSrssH n
SMALL wEtKI.i on MONTHLY PAYMENTS il
S6I.ST OK SIX Ffl. ciNr on All ErTIs faID
III Yor. HAVE \ Btsk Account EEEP az
Turn OR CARPETS.
PARLnR FURNITURE.
DiSiS$ SSoS ErESigrrE
x hFr2FE s EGy rs sEF dks NINE &E 81 &
OK RF HiIR TheT ptycHr , HSAeEs ~
ssRIok EGESirUh nREoci fffEl!nwIIr6 roy
fEa Tafhh I'll f a. nE stp s ss
ASn wfIL~stlEcTEp eTocK W. SILL a
siss;% 5S IiEStS aES eSEFEf ifssEfAfsir1Is
t rs 3 IS fRF FFT ,sS ssT
c,;NTs PEG YARD %, on T5 ,T I'm ~ - -
MADE iNb LAID EREF ~ cosT,- 81 BsRes
kS 40 aorsE TaaT Will 20 AZ ' SEi ~
VIZ SILL sIx-rooL oak EXTENSION rAsI;;e
PorND HAIR MAfrEEss. go cAsH-ss on
oUR STOCK or COOKING AND HEATING
ssf f ,EE sihEsIs HSS Sssr ffE
orRs rs THE ONLY CREDIT HOUSE IN WASH
INGTON THAT PIBtIsHEs LIST OF PRlcEs-
WE WILL BE GLAD IL Yop NIL COMPARE
OTHER STORES
NSSr sA 10 SIR 10Th o%N COX
hEMEMBER- FOUR CREDIT rs coon
soG snf 90 eoe a sss:c
0G0 90 geo a M -
MAMMOTH CREDIT ROUSE
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucaoneer.

TRUSTEES, SAFE OF FRAME STORE AND
DMEiILNG CORNER Or AND THlR
TEENTE STREETS soC rHWEST
By vTtue Of deed q trust recorded IN fiber l.s4.
folio 263et seq of the land rds % the Dis
tricf Of Columbia ere viii se IN iron, ~ the p-etl
is on WE'D NksnAf. the TorRTH nAn or
The blowing descr,bed real situate In he oit
Of Wasbnstcr, District of Columbia. 80 Wit Al
that certain piece or ps,ce o. land and prenai.e.
~ eny fonr CAD feet one and halls st inc,-s front
On south street by the frl depth On l3sh street
west Of or,llns ot nnlnherel tx '6 N square nun
bered two hrndred ami nfnrt ysix CaS6), beginning
a the southwest corner OF said ot and thence ran
has d>, inches. thence nsrth sixty S,se feet 90 lot
seven :. thence west tNentyfUur CAD feet and
q hall az inches 20 l:ih street, thence south on
18Th street sixty GOD feet 10 the beginning together
wtth all the improvements WAYS. esseInen's priVi-
leres and appcrtcnsnces TO the belonginR In
any wise arFertaning.
Terms: ope-third Of the purchase money in cash.
balance in one and two years. with notes bearne er
cent Interest per annuIp from das of sale, payable
samisnnually and 20 he secured 10y deed 81 trust
the premises sold an cash. stte option Of tie pur-
chaser. deposit of 500 required at time 81
COnveysncing. &c at the purchasers cost. Terms %
be complied with in nttcen DAYS. otherwise Tie
trustees the rht 20 resell the property tke
MSS and cost Of the defaultnS purchaser after i've
DAYS, advertisement OF such resale newspaper
published in Washington, II. q.
CYAS. G. GLOVER. -.
d2a-dts JAMES NJ. JoHSsToN.i Trustees.
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= ATcLiFFE. DARk CO. AUcTIoSEERs.

HOUSES SITUATED AT THE CORNER or
LINDEN AND ELM STREETS. IN lie pRoIT
PARK. IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Cour: OF tho
na q H. ee.nhn. Passed Il eIaty crm,e No:
undersigned trustee viii sell at public auction, in
front Of the respective treIuises FRIDAY, THE
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. u. 1853. Al FOCR
O'CLOCK p NJ al those pieces or parcels Of ground
lying and being in lie Droit Pax in d strict VI
Columbia and known and lesrrib II lots Is TO g,
both inclusive OF block IL in L. DTot Park accord.
in2 TO w. r. Coon's subdivision, each lot being I'M
proved by new seven room dwelling, with all mod
Improvements. lots Is. 10 21 and 22 each he
sold subject 10 deed of trust Of 81 600 and lot 20
subject 70 deed Of trust of 80 sni all payable in
Terms of sale: Oae-hat Of the purchase money IN
cash and the balance payable in six aud twelve
months. with interest Of which deposit Of 3C0 on
each house will I've required at the time u safe Terms
of sale 20 be complied with within days from the
day Of sale. property to be sold the risk and
costs Of the purchaser.
FRANK I. BROWNING Trustee
4l6 9TH II n
d2S-dSds Wakhinrton
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No, iali FIFTERSTR SrEEir N6RTHwEisT,
cRLah AL Mk opFRN 'HfHs 6 Sv1EESEkkTs
AND HEATED BY fuRNACE. BY AUCTION,
FiFrEES O'CLOCK N. We viii SELF e in Il 'front.' Of
the premises or lis. II SQUARE 1893.
teine near the herd line and the cable cars and in
10 deed Of trust II So COO he particulars Of which
VIII be stated at sale.
Terms 81 600 over and above the trust be ra;d in
y decd Of trust. ali the trust can be rad
cash. at the option of the purchases deposit S?oo
within fifteen days from the day of sale All cor
veyancng recording, &c. at the cost of the rur
chaser, The house may be inspected upon snplica-
No- y ' RArcLIFFE. DAKR & CO.
d20 i6dhs Auctioneers.
rTRrsTsE's SALE or PROPERTY IL TIE CITY
FiRsT sfhKEr B Bsf AID sThaE rs
ssQoupHEE5as,Ta " A NMrI TA I by TWO
By virtue Of decree passed tire Sth day Of Deem
Der. 1899, by the Supreme Court O; the District OF
Columbia in the causeof Willism c; pesas vs. Pat
1885. a: HALF.PA3T FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. offer
situated in the city of Washington ID. C.. to wit The
north II ieet inches Of lot No IL and the south .
and Thompson sabdiv Son OF part Of square No KS
the same is recorded in book W. F.. folio 1856.
Of the records Of the Surveyors ce OF the District OF
Equitable Building Association of $i57. 20.
The terms of sale are cash. and deposit of 800
compiled with Ia DAVIS the
the right 20 resell Ire risk and u. defautin
purchaser Al eonSeysncing and recording at the ex-
WILLIAM K. DUHAMEL,
DUNCASSoN BROS 'DS''s'
d24-dSds Auctioneers.
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r ATIMER 1 SLOAN. AUCTIoNEERs.
Ia LAM ST

sIxyEEN AMERICAN TELEPHONE coMPASy,s
CONSOLIDATED 1ST MORTGAGE GOLD
BONDS OF s1o0 EACH Al AUCTION
On TUESDAY. JANUARY THIRD. IS93 at
TWELVE NJ. vi hin oHr sales rooms iI07 q st .
will sell for banker the following stock held by
him as collateral.
10 AMERICAN TELEPHONE COMP,NY'S CON
SOL1DATED lST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
Terms cash.
d2s-dts LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers
u ATCL1FFE. DARR CO.. AUCT1uNEERs,
~ go PA I'VE. NV
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CHEAPEST and best--Dr. Bulrs ;ouga syrup.
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I ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auc,,one.rs. i4o7 a.t.
1900 ROLLS WALL PAPER.

BENG Ta FO fNT1EA M sTo pAE 1F rHr
HANSON HISS MANUFACTURING co.
PRIOR TO TnEiR REM6VlLNTHi STICK
COMPRISES SOME or THE FINEST GOODS
KNOWN TO THE TRADE, AND OFFEPS A
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE FINE
PAPhk
and SIXTH. 1893. COMMENCING at TEN A. VI. each
day will sell second foor Of our sales rooms
ll01 q street, by order of tie P HANSON HISS
MFG CO.. prior TO their removal. 800 rolls Of fine
wall paper being the xrgest aud bsst assortment of
Foods in this line that has been offered public sale
in this city for some time.
Terms cash
d2fLdts LATfMER A SIn.y Anc.ionsers
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

W INN - fllt VI Ems
ToIRs TO raj TROPicS-ArIAs LINZ
Il Weekly service truu New lorS - tie Island %
jamaica, renowned for its 90 NITROUS climate snf
Natural bealfy winter station 81 he RriLsh nsNy eni
headquarterS OF tie Brush "a "a. Nest lna1.s
Good hotels sni .Il.ndid ro.ds
Aeru,.r salinas also for HIATT. Riea an tue
many ola world towns Il tho Spg ni-a rlain rlus-
bst"d raAifhlst mated .rre I'M fOkwoop
90. Agents. - State 81. New lsrk nl.-am
e. uohI ROUTE m LONDON
NORTH HERNAN LJOYDs q co
fsri Enpre-s SleArner~
- To southampton OlsuniOn. Hsvrsl Brsms,
hAvei. Tues. Dee .. u >Rsiv AT. Hse n
A. "a Lain, Tues Jan }. Melee russ ian
10, 10 = IA. kbe. Iuas-. Jan 1s.6 IA. All-r Tur~
Jan. -. "a "a.
Comforts e state srcellsa, tasi. iut
saloon appointments. P-icez: FIRST cshln 80 al
upward berth. according 20 loca 1ou. sssonl csbla
Sso = terra. s;esrax~ iSw rAisa AlIly - n NJ
DkOoP. 82J Penn. "a
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DENTISTRY.


II s DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
OR. "a AMI n q. ~
III. iess,nr dental err~ukr.sisn q
America. coa' o--aslcl'Issvsiy o. -srsrs
sud pisdr~d to scicnsiac d..aai-sr, % --soa-
crate prices Sol. owner Of Lnsns the
-resaoeTahs" sns>shetie. No asns--. no
rata and sleep SEQ card IN anssh-r
column. a
& RosHoN,s nENrAL PAM oRs. rsT.piIsaFs
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sssssys iiiiihS q M GA aid ns~ prSSss--s s..I
R sss no S..a. mDrsr n a.s !. ~.
Pad iee's' Wei. ~sa, osW' rhou.sns.s q r>cra.
have bad teeth who cannot tale cas- 90 afh.r
'he''e- o have them on. 81 hat atss.ss %
nerNoHsnsss To rer~aas - an ctei the
ILsINE Tro,sEss
issrecis,iT aasrsed. ns .smri. h.rrni..- .na
Absolutely ratniess thai having = scssA ragl-a /.
alrnos' pleasure. sureri thi, ga meth
COS hsine ssal. the gums quhohiy. Its IN.
noeHTertment We have n~ed n sor rnor~ taAa ths.s
years and extracted thousand. % teetA ~itAn
surseoa Dentists.
/ d3-ia. ass Ne. Yorh .v~v
tbs EVANS DENTAL rARloKS
1917 Penn. ave. q. @
SPECIALIST IN CROWN AND BRfpax WORK
PINE GOLD AND AMAreAM rIILrSaa
EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN
We MAKE afui -, Of Tooth teith.r urr~r ~ ,c~~r,
for ~ The I~rfes; adjustment % the sum. ana ar.
's'ic settling o. the teeth sves .tpre--ian %
the couneaAnoe. and sbso c,anfort n assured ana
suaranteed
| Weinsert partial sets ~ system 81 crsvn ana
Bridge work. avoiding the Of pats .fsA ali u.
oiscofnior's and snnoyaaces. dS-iui.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-27

SILVER WEDDING.-Many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Waite
gathered at their spacious rebldence
near the state house Tuesday even
ing to celebrate in due style the 25th
anniversary of their married life.
Beautiful tributes in gifts and
souvenirs of speech and verse were
offered by old and young and all
tarried until the midnight hour.
Mr.. Bowman and wife, the latter
sister to Mrs. Warner Breyman, of
East Portland, were present. A
lunch and dancing party concluded
the evening. These anniversaries
are alwasy kept in due form by the
veteran printer of the Pacific coast
and his excellent lady. Mr.. Waite's
name is probably familiar to more
Oregonians than that of any one
man in this state, and he is today
as active and public spirited as be
was forty years ago when he landed
in Oregon. Besides being a mem
ber of the board of education he
conducts large printing business
has extensive real estate interests
and is one of the principal stock
holders in the CAPITAL JOURNAL