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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25
n.,d,,., c.ptured ON The Rio Graade.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb 1e.-Brig.
Gen. Frank Wheaton, commander OF
this military department. received a
telegram yesterday from Capt John
Bourke, Of the Third cavalry, stlting
that he had just returned to Fort Ring
gold from detached service in the field.
and that he brought in with him fif-
teen bandits who were captured by
his troop in Starr county. In addition
to the captured bandit prisoners he
brought In four others, who surren-
dered pescefully. This is the biggest
piece Of work yet accomplished BY ths
United States troops on the border =
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25
What Mr. NIsn,ur Wants.

A Washington dispatch, dated Feb
ruary Is, says that Representative Man.
sur wants to be appointed commissioner
of the public land Office.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25

Heavy snow fell in many portions OF
northern Missouri on the 18th, being OF
great benefit to wheat In southern
Missouri heavy rain fell.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

The Boiler OF . Locomtive Engiae Hove
Up Causing Death and Havoc In Its
vleinity.
FoEr WORTH, Tex, Feb. 2o.-The
boiler of a Texas & Pacific freight
engine exploded in the yards yesterday
morning, creating death and terrible
havoc. Engine $40, which had been
in use one and onehah years, had been
run ont Of the round-house to go on its
run at IL o'clock Steam was mp and
sufficient water was In the boiler. and
she had $50 pounds of steam on fifteen
minutes before the accident happened.
The boiler exploded, arousing the en-
tire city of sc, 900 inhabitants for miles
around. The shock broke window
glass in the immediate neighborhood
and at many points for eighteen blocks
away. Huge pieces Of the engine were
hurled TO almost incredible distances
around the yard, and the bell has not
vet been found. Those killed and in
jured are: -,
John Mills, fire .knocker; horribly
mangled and killed outright
Robert Thompson, night round-house
1OrefndD, Elk1ih iCS otShAt t.S -
body badly scalded and eycsight de-
stroyed.
s. NJ. Deats, night hostler; right arm
broken, left leg and knee-cap badly
bruised, face and eyes scalded and head
bruised.
W. Z. Hadcn, night car marker; nose
broken
". r. Barrett, night yard foreman;
left hip dislocated and face bruised.
w. ID. Ford, foreman; seven ribs
broken and hurt internally.
The injured were taken to the hospi-
tails AL will be cripples for life.
Conductor Craine and Engineer Sam
pie were sleeping in . cabosse seventy
feet from the explosion; but knew moth
ing of the occurrence for an hour after
ward. One Of the yardmen was repair
ing the air brakes under the engine cab
7, and was not scratched. Thousands OF
: people have viewed the wreck.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25

BosEMAx. Mont. Feb. so.-Dr. Chaa
II. Plummer Of this city has just re,
turned from Yellowstone national
park DR.. Piummer reports that Sc
ries Of earthquakes have been felt in
the park during the last few weeks,
one Of which was Of the most terrific
force.
Parts of the park have not been heard
from on account of the immense SHOWS
Above the Mammoth hot springs there
Is solid bed Of snow seven or moro
feet deep DR.. Piummer reports that
the mammoth Exeelsior gsyssr . ysry
active.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25

FrsHpEaLKa-"How would sou Ike q
striped bass this morningf' Mrs New
bride-''0h, haven't you got any dotted
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25

Miss J. +. Moore has secured a yer.
diet for 81, 200 against the city of Ne
vada for damages received on poorly.
constructed street in that city.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25

New YORK. Feb. -2a-Albert Man
heimer, OF no. sss East Forty-6fth
street, who holds the worlds record
for dressing . steer, has challenged
Michael T. Mullins, Of Chicago, who
has defeated every butcher who ever
contested against him. TO beef-dress-
ing match at the Worlds fair. soon
after the opening. The contest Is to
take place in big slaughter-house.
where all the operations Of converting
animals into food will be shown
Details of the contest have nos
been settled yet but Mr., Mullins
will accept the challenge.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25

Rev. R. A. Holland. Of St Louis. is
me tioned as the probable successor OF
the late Bishop Phillips Brooks OF Bos'
ton.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25

"A watchfuI soul is a soul upon the
wing-a soul out Of gunshot-a soul
above the clouds.--Phillips Brooks
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25

Frank Kaste, August Crosse and
Martin Alt, tailors, were arrested in
st. Louis for receiving stolen goods,
and s5, 900 worth were recovered.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25
A st. Louis Lady Drops Dead.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Mrs- A. II. AhI-
ers, 10 years old, arrived in Jersey City
yesterday from St Louis and went to
the Red Star steamship pier to take a
steamer for Hamburg. She was on her
way home to spend the remainder OF
her days. Just as she was about to go
on board she fell dead with heart dis
ease. She had $3.50 and a ticket for
Hamburg in her possession.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25

For some time disquieting stories
about the decay of Archbishop Peter
Richard Kenrick's faculties have been
discussed in st. Louis. Michael Fischer,
sacristan at St Johns church, has for
years been the private messenger for
his grace, and Fischer has been max
ing two trips daily to the archi-
episcopal residence. A few days ago,
it is stated, the archbishop said to
Fischer: DO take me out to my
house" As the archbishop has not
left his room for weeks, his mind was
probably disordered ut the time.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-25

Judge CAN'T filed an opinion in the su-
preme court in banc, at Kansas City, on
the 18th. which is quite defeat for the
state grain inspection department.
The Commercial exchange Of Kansas City ap-
pointed three grain inspectors, who assumed
thu functions and enoluments Of the state
grain inspectors. The latter instituted pro-
ceadings ia the name Of the state to oust the
local inspectors. The court denies the writ
of custer AMI gives Judgment against the
state inspectors Tho Kansas City men
claimed that their warehouses, with two
exceptions, did not come within the scope oil
the law. rs they reru sed to store grain for
the public. Tho court holds this position well
taken.
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great establishment Mr.. Cans is a young
man. having been born in Baltimore in 1850.
Al the age Of fifteen. the youngest member Of
the Baltimore City College. Mr.. Cans moved
to this city in August, 1875. at once entering
mercantile life. lie is a wide-awake, progressive
man. extremely popular wherever known. and
closely identified with innumerable social,
charitable and fraternal organizations He
served on several Of the important citizens
committees during the late q. A. r. national
encampment here. Mr.. Cans is chairman of
the committee on amusements of the Concordia
Club. and il well known in theatrical circles
here and throughout the country. He is married
and has one child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

From the Chicago Post.
II do wish," said a man prominently con-
necter with world fair matters, that women
would study oratory. 1t has become SO much
the fashion for women to speak in public
that they are brought to the fore on most
occasions, and I am heartily tired of their
little sparrOw-like parlor ways and piping
voices ON the rostrum. There are only
very few good speakers among the shoals of
women that are before the public today II
is positively painful to listen to them. Their
tricks and mannerisms, their want Of force
and power Of delivery are all to degree
irritating. However good the substance of
speech bad delivery ruins it. A good voice
for singing must be trained to be successful
and the same is true Of public speaking. Women
who have any idea Of addressing audiences,
either great or small, should take the trouble to
prepare themselves for doing so. They owe
such preparation to those who pay them the
compliment Of listening to them. Those who
can't do this should refrain from speaking in
public"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

The PRECEDENT Of the club is one Of Washing
ton best known citizens. Mr.. Samuel Bieber.
Mr.. Bieber was born IN Germany in 1916 and
tu-t year before the club was organized
landed IN this country. poor boy Of nineteen,
without dollar IN his pocket 4 pioneer in
TIE local real estate business Mr. Bieber Is Mt
the present time one OF the largest dealers in
the ciiy- A man Of genial disposition he en-
JOYS very large acquain lance throughout the
District. and upon the occasion Of his departure
last Nav on a European trip he Was rendered a
banquet by large number Of his fellow citi-
%en-- Mr.. BIeber l. one of the board of direct
or ~ the Washington safe Deposit Company
and = also connected with many other local busi-
ue,sconcerns. Ny. Bieber resides with his family,
a wife and three children. at go q street south
east. where he eutertains his friends in a truly
rumptuou- manner. He il an enterprising
philosophical citizen. and the Biebe- block on
etn street southeast IS indication of his bust
Is.s activity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

Mr. E. d. Mayer is the secretary OF the club
and one OF its most popular younger members.
Mr.. Mayer has resided here for the past eight
years and daring that short time has become
quite prominent in local business circles. He
is at present connected with the Bon Marche.
Mr.. Msyer is known as the organizer of the
Entire Nous Club. an exceedingly popular and
successful organization. He Is also connected
with number of the most successful fraternal
ordars hare
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STRANGE ADVERTISEMENTS.

have been amazed at the statements made BY
some 'redt houses claiming that they sell goods on
time low cash house will sell same article
This Is trhng with the Intelligence of the public,
instaments means about double our prices for cash.
have found hat no ad pays unless 1t inspires
fdence in the readers. and it must carry with il
any doubt a. TO the writers ability and Intentions TO
ads. read. and We lust careful to state
abso ute facts If you looking at the goods and
making purchase.
We in business fogbhe profit. at the same tim.
We do not consider all Of life to get dollar We DO
business right or not at all. Try TO bug these goods
anywhere al prices and your eyes TO the fact
that no house in WASHINGTON will meet them
soidoak Extension Table. SIT. IS 50
Solid oak do, cluster leg. -.
o-yard- wide Linoeun, 81
The hes. floor Oilcloth at nc. in the citv.
Ysrd-wide Carpet, l2lxc.
Extra good Carpet, ioc.. JOc., &c
Best A1-wooi Carpet. TDc.
Solid osk Suites; si3; s.. SIG so to $50
Our suite. e65. credit houses get Sl2A Don't take
cur statement but tryit.
Handsome chinoner Bed, so
Urrght folding Bed. 81. 81
100-piece Dinner Set, 8S "a
90 piece Tea Set 81. IS
Crystal Tumblers, loc.
Carpet Tacks, TO in box lc
bes, Quality psror Matches. I0c aor
Urine Ril SoSse Feathers. d and 75c. pouni
Curtain Poles. . f. long. brass trimmings. 10.
We can furnish your house. every room 4, 4, via,
every article except stoves. No other house in
ineton can 40 tne same. Remember name and plaza
1h10and Isle nh Il. n -, isst. Z AL D.
nyou can't pay cash don't come. II You consult
your own interest III make it pay you. n:D
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THE CAMPAIGN OR'76.
Gath's "reminiscences of an Interest
ing Period.
THE STRUGGLE FOR VOTES.

An Interview With Tilden-Men Said to
Have Been Ruined by Placing Too Much
Confidence In the "Bar'l'--Tha Character
istics of Hayes-1he Man Suited to the Oc-
casion.
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>
Mr. s. Goldstein OF the banking house of
Rich & Co. is the treasurer Of the club, and
has held that position for the past ten years.
Mr. Goldstein is also prominent in local real
estate circles. He is influential member of
number of the leading fraternal societies of
the city. and il on the legislative committee of
the ID. c. +. Il. Association.
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The CONSUMES Or F,xcv Fror-

lHE CONSUMERS OF FANcY Flour
Can buy our Cream Blend" Flour of the following
crocers. 1t is the only recognized Blended
Flour on the market and trial will con
in use: Wholesale By d. b. EAkNshAn a pIlO
Washington. ID. c.
J. F. CONNELIY. oeG lstnx
Il. l. MAIN. l5.s2 llthnw
h. b. DJLEl. 1900 18th NV
q. W. GOLDEN. 1924 29thn.w.
Il. p. WHITE. ll:sS l2shnw
J. l.. HAMMACh. sOOtjthnw
!. ". DAVIS cor. 9Th and Fine
ROBERT WHITE, jr. aO09.hn n.
A. G. kANMERER. 100 list Nv
W. +. AUTH \ BRO. cor. ID aai I'M ave. NV
Z. HOGt 6OI Y. ]. ave NV
JOHN II. oNTRICH. sol So. NV
WILLIAM KERR. cor. 18th and Fn.w
JOHN NJ BUCKLEY. cor. 2lst AMI INV.
Mrs. A. J. MARSHALL. 1870 Inv.
CHAS. BUTT. 1870 9TH NV.
STEER BROS. 1900 onw
II. A. CLAYTON, IOODsw
+. A. NEWMAN 4 BRO, 6S2 4i<,..v
]. c. DE ALLEY. 7OS 7thsw
II. NJ. DE ALLEY. stn ana HAv
Mrs ANNIE BURKE. 500 1thsw
EMIL SPAIN. cor. 9th and Lsw
A. j. SANFORD < BRO. LIZ Union s.w.
5. i. DENLY 100 3is.w
THOS HAWKINS. cor. ~ and MSv.
j. Is. PRoUT. All as
c. V. WOODBRIDGE. 600 6thaw
W. A. L. HUNT sol 4xsx
JAMES FERRY. AL y. J. nv.
b. b. BADEN. S22 Csc
L. F. LUSBY. To East CapitoIst
JNo. +. SCHNEIDER 2l3llthne
NJ. J. SCHNEIDER. 7:f2 Nd. ave- na
BERNARD WALLS. cor. I'd andCnA
r. +. MILES. p 3dn.e
JOHN NJ. CLARK. cor. 4th and Bua
Mrs. WILLIAM BRAHLER, 4Ol Hn.a
BRISON NORRIS. 5OlHn.
J. C. LIPPOLD. 9th and Boundary
HAGAN BROS. 18th and Gn.w
JOHN L. cox, o st. Market
JOHN 7. LOVE. 1884 l4th NV.
p KENNEDY, 9Th and Bsa
c. l. WOOD. 9TH and D NV.
W. H. SUITE, cor ID and Csc.
SAMUEL LEE, e23 Al
HUNT & WARD, ABB 9Th sw
ANACOSTIA GROCERY CO., Anacostia D. O.
ID. J. BUCKLEY. SOB 2l.t wv.
I. J. MoNCURE, 9Th and A SITS. s.
JACOB RIEHL. 9Th and II SITS. n W. nlo-s BIN
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NRANDMOTHER's

GRANDMoTHERs
METHOD
The day 1.-THE string aud nairou" Is past Othe-
methods in dentistry prevalent now It's by cr-
ploying modern time-saving appliances AMI skilled
operators that able proIu,e perfect rysslv
at small cost Our patrons reap tie benefit.
Extracting. &C. with Gas. J0c.
CeannE. &C.
Silver Flllin-s. &c. Piatina sI.0o
Gold Filings. according 20 -tzs.
VERY BEST TEETH sou
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HOTELS

TIE GRAMERCY.
s,l -. 50 Vermont avenue.
Nrros &C. ffIr AfIfuET11 NHTaL
Eeftrnished snd OPENED under rss direction
Rooms single al "a lrau-Ieur-. THf.H- -
Ter daN- ManttR and weekly Ia.H. fIr-tH..Ezl
table busrd ~a-,1 lhs a.D I'm
1lIEh sI.-THU lg1TN1rRN.
l. ~ Season Of ~, uul 'fk
'0N "ren Tor rnri SOFA % quests Rooms sIits
Or siliEla Terms reasons De. rssAa
HOTIL GRrNpHIF
II 18th fo.,lth st. ana ~ ave- View Yor
FINEST llEF-IhNtF HyTIL ~ TWIgIrY.
With sUarttH-u al5lir't.- Fu-r asn rIa..
AckLo"ledged 20 Toe fh- greatest sGrcss u aEy Hotel
IN hp country.
Cuisine and appointments cannot O.. SURFACED
de6-eo2m WILLIAM NOBLE. owner and rro7ri-tor.
WILLAl.D's HOTEL.
Pa ave aud lIths st..
SCI Washington. n z.
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TIE C0NC0RDIA CLUB.
A Well-KnOwn Organization Of
Jewish Citizens.
TO BUILD \ NEW HOUSE.
HE Present Quarters "f the Club In the Old
1ha-~ Mansion IT. History snd It.fre-ent
,t~uil-r-hIP some Features Of Club LIE
Al Evening for Ladies'
WAY BACK IN 1866,

WAY BACK IN 1865,
a wear IN American his
tory never 10 be forgot
ten. q few Jewish
American citizens of
this city organized what
they designated the
ConeOrdia Club. ar or
gauizatiOn formed for
mutual improvement
and social enjoyment.
Then, and for several
wears following. the
club met and had Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
-A HE MOST ASSURING

HE MOST ASSURING
thing l have seen is the
mourning crepe for
President Hayes around
the pillars of the big
classical public build
ings. Thirty-one years
ago / saw them creped
for President Van Bu-
ren's death, and it oc-
Cured to me that the
burial Of Hayes was
also the burial Of Til
lan -ha ola,n,a.1 70 ha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

The semi-annual ball OF the naval cadets last
night at Annapolis was . brilliant affair. Many
persons from distant states were special guests.
Mrs. Chester, VI 7e Of Commander Chester, re-
coiyed
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OCEAN TRAVEL
COOKS TOURS
FLORIDA

FLORIDA
The h-st excursion - tho season wi leave Nv
lorE by IN" elegant Ciyar SteaTHr AIaoNgi1N "a
ffbhi Ahl fur tou- faeI.i ne ff- irfr-s--ffur
rari> 80 FLORIDA. Visits vfl u. mad. ts1 sc D.
SnNNlllE 81 AUGUSTINE. INDIAN lINl'i.
TAMPA. the OCklAN ARA aud II JOHNS EIN-
ERS. a..
WINTER IN soUTHTEN CALIFORNIA
select rarr ~i'l leave Nsv N7rk ana rHa.~- N
tEbhlAHh Is and MACH d. Gs- tae PACIFIC
1NN@i Ehe~e rsr.ies ulI fratr. GA SlItl Al
NtStiRtLE TRAINS q slrot.. ~ cars VIII i.rlus
cars attached
WINTER IN FGYrr AND PALESTINE
Aspecial party viii leave N-uy Nork o. tl.s ~tsar,-
snlp tbA On fihku AIRY 10 sgsnl "a lay "a
visiting EGYPT. th~ NlI.E AMI rAIH~uINT
Sene Tor descriptive circuIsrs. de-tluatsng wlich
required. 20
THoS COOK 4 soN.
2fi and ls-,5 Bros lvav Nv ys-k
BOSTON. lIApFI THIA ,tIIrAan
Sso5 49,
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acknowledgements.
EPPSS CoCoA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledeeo OF the aturai laws witch
the operations of digestion and nutrition and by
careful application Of the fine properties of well.
selected Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast
save us many heavy doctors bills II Is by the ~ IL
may be gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disease. Hundreds Of su5ts
maladies are floating around ready attack
ever there Is a weak point We may escape many .
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame. u" Civil
Service Gazette"
Made simply with boiling water CT milk Sold only
In halt pound tins by Grocsrs. labeled thus:
sAAAS HffS CO.. Homeopathic Chemists Lon
don. England 1e25-s m tuly
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DENTISTRY

EkOSHoN's DIN TAI PAELoES I.~TsHT ISWrp
~, 49,, l.,os IA d -. O. ful SETS -. 81, lul
s3o Old plates mads new. OnHu day an o 'ui.f. ana
sunday Filling 81 up. old and DEL Irfr,----s J.s
ja2t- I'm.
nE GRAHAM. 3Os sTH ~. Nv Az. WORK
~ guaranteed strictly frsf-ias~ Money ras4H.I.Hl
on any 81 Grafton pr 5NiuE u0as- sfltF Ary f-t
teeth mn set. -; platiuA hllins. silve
gold up; cleaning. spc.. extracting. ',.,- alal
gas. JOc. fas1-,-Iyv.
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OR THE LIQUOR HABIT Pos
~ IIIVELH CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dr..
HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC

can be eiven in cup Of coffee tea, In food.
without the knowledge Of the patient II is absolutely
harmless aud will effect permanent and speedy cure
whether the patient Is moderats drnker or an alco-
hoc wreck. IL has been given in thousands Of cases
and N every instance perfect has followed II
NEVER FAILS. The system once iinpregnated with
liquor appetite TO exist.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Prop'rs. Cincinnati o.
+. 8. WILLIAMS 4 co. COR and 9th sta A. w..
And s +. WARE. Druggist,
Under Ebbitt House.
S1tu. th.s1y Washington. y. @.
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CLEANEST. PUREST AND BEST
RYE wHIsKEY II THE
UNITED STATES.

The only Whisky that is controlled L,
exclusively by the Distiller. and is X
over three years old before offered on p,
the market Y;
ROXBURY RYE is made from the X,
Choicest Rye and Pure Mountain Il,
Spring Water, and being absolutely ~
pure. for Medicinal use it has no 4,
equal. III
ROXBURYRYE Is sold direct TO tho RS
Retail Trade. but cannot be had of r.
!. wholesale dealers. compounders. rec X,
filters or blenders OF whiskey. X,
Tn following prominent Grocers X,
and DRUGGISTS in Washington sellit: X,
Beall Biker. 4S6 Pa ave. Ri
Chas. H. Raub & Co. 18th St and ~
Pa. ave. RI
6: Witme- & Co. 1918 Pa; ave Rs
". L. Brown 2frh 81. and Pa ave. r,
II. H. Elliott. 1870 18th st n W RI
Jno; R ErTood. LAOS lithst. NV. hy
$. D. Taylor. 1926 18th st.nw r,
Somerset X. Waters. 1872 eth st. Ry
NV. II,
Geo. A. o'Hsre. 1887 9TH stu.w. K,
P. r. Wilson. 93i 7th St NV Ry
Millsrd Metz-er. AZ eth ST. NV. RI
DorIin FL is. Sd and SITS. Sc. RI
G: /. ws9ner. 2d xnd G sts. s. Il.
VIC; sh,ffer, ga and osts. NV. Rs
A. HanIon. l444 sd St, NV. Ry
Chas Beall. ::294 NJ st. NV Rs
]. ii. Niers. Nj st. NV. Ry
ST. Ware, Ebbitt House Drug Store. Ry
Acker 4 ken-er. 1929 Pa. ave. r,
G. G. C. Silums. 14th st. and New r,
York ave. NV. Ry
NJ F. Miller, 10th and NJ Sta Ry
z. ID. Gilman. CT Pa. ave. Ry
Geo. W. Driver. 605 Pa. ave. II,
H. Sebille. 17t1 LIST. NV. Ry
Ashby Co.. Grocers, Sd and sta r.
n. r,
) J. Harry Hungerford. 1884 9th st. RI
NV. Ry
) r. L. Lynch. Druggist. 1345 18th RI
ST. RI
Manogue & Jones. sd aud NJ sts, Il,
W. Washington. DC. K,
Ashby x Co. Sd aud E SITS Nv. r.,
J.Ha ry UunRerford Oh and On.w r.,
II. NJ Conrad. 9th near ID st. NV. X,
Albert b. hlotterbeck, 439 New Il!
Jersey ave. NV. u!
Office and Sales Warehouse: X
81 s. GAY ST, BALTIMORE d;
GEO. T. GAMBRILL. Prop r.
nl9-1aw-12t n
tbdry Ro1bCry Roxbury Roxbury Roxbu
tbury Roxbury Roxbury Roxoury Roxbul
kbury Roxoury Roxbury Roxbury Roxbul
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u. s. DrxrAL Association.
COR. 9TH AND d SIS. NV AeI

'rHE EVANS DENTAL PAELURs
1917 Penn. ave. n ".
SPECIALIST IN crown AID BsInGr WORK.
FINE GOLD AID ANAIaEAN FIIII NGS-
EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN
We make fail Set e Teeth I-itrrr ufrf-r lnuerD
for - The re~f-ct a3'uStui-ut the Gums nnI a.
tlstir setting Of the tseth ufI-al Hnression .
the coInfenance, and abso Ute comfort Is aaI
guaranteed.
We insert partial sets Wv Sv-ton Grown an
Fridge work, aEsiil- the u vi az.
discoiuforts snt anu1ysur-s. ai-iui-
nR. :. PARSONS = Y. COR aTH AND y SIS.
II n. ". FILLING ~pA-ialty Aching anh liberated
teeth RESTORED Dy the Aipetl .-tis
AZ piled 10 runs - alleviate pain inexlractinx Al
branches Of dentistry. o-.s
L'EEE DENTAL TNFIEN AGG-TFETW FILLED
Il and sriih -ial teeth inserted without ,lnrra .-.tt
cost oI mat@rls ~ 81 z -. dental lept-tH--it
Of the Columbian University. from 20 = ~ rt. dtlv
except sunday "Nracu pa irs- lnirlnary oIal e.
pct0hsr.s 10 June - ..'sgfg
MENTAL INEIRNtGT-NA NATIONAL TNEvEi.-
IL sity cor. sta All n st- n ". Open u q al .is
year. Extracting, Sc., Tree tllinss sud ula.-- A.
cost of materials .oIntr