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The evening world., 1895-03-27
WHITEHEAD'S TRIAL Moved.
The Doctor Accused Of Malpractice
In Agnes Berthold's Case.

Inc DOCTOR Accused OF MaIpr0ctlCe
I'm Agnes Berthold's Case.
The trial OF DIR. Newton Whitehead for
criminal malpractice upon Agnes Ber-
tholi was moved by Assistant District
Attorney Weeks this morning before
Judge Fitzgerald in Part l. Of the Court
Of General Sessions.
Lawyer William F. Howe appeared
for DR.. Whiteh lad and opposed the mo-
ton. lie also opposed the motion to
fix day for the trial.
"Dr: Whitehead" said he; wa: a
upon The advice of Rev. DR.. Parkhurst.
Later on DR.. Whitehead went befo re
the Grand Jury and gave testimony
upon which Detective Sergt. William T..
Frink and Sergt. William O'Toole we're
indicted for blackmail and extortion.
LAS for this woman Agnes Berti.old.
she and her lover, William Meirisch. at
tempted to blackmail DR.. Whitehea
and they were subsequently indicted for
Last December they both pleaded
guilty to the b.ackmail, and they are now
awaiting sentence in the Tombs.
II can assure Your Honor that the
Par.hurst Society does not want the
trial of Di. Whitehead to go on until the
cases OF Tr!nk and o'Toole are disposed
Of"
Mr.. Weeks said that the case was an
important one, and that an early dat
should be set for the trial.
Judge Fitzgerald said he would ad:
journ the argument in the matter until
Monday neat.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
AN INNOCENT MAN INDICTED
saved from Prison by the Confession
of the Real Thief.

of the Real Thief.
Some little time ago John II. Mackay.
OF South First street and Union ave-
nue.. Williamsburg. was arrested on a
charge of stealing horse and wagon.
He was examined in the Even Street
Court. held for the Grand Jury. in
dicted. and Is now awaiting trial
This morning William Bensell. who
lives at IS Clay street. Greenpoint.
walked into the Even Street Court and
informed Justice Watson that he stole
the rig, and that Mackay was innocent.
John w. Brady. of 100 South Second
street, accompanied Bensell to court
and sw ,re that he saw the horse and
wagon in Benselrs possession after it
had been stolen.
What made you confess. Benseli?'
Justice Watson asked curiously.
"My conscience" was the reply.
well. you are the first man l have
ever met in this court who had con.
science" the magistrate replied. land
you had better have 1t framed as a curl
osity."
An officr Of the court took Bensell tc
the Dlstrict-Attorney's Office. HIS state
menl will cause the speedy discharge oi
Mackay.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
KILLED BY HIS PLAYMATE.
A Hoy Slain by "a Piece Of Wool
CarcicsSly Thrown.

Nicholas Dove. the thrteen-year- r-old
son Of Court Officer Doyle. OF the City
Court. of Brooklyn. who lives at $50
Madison street Brooklyn, was arraigncl
in the Gates Avenue Police Court
Brooklyn, this morning charged with
the murder OF playmate nauied Arthur
Held, twelve years Old, Of ys2 Putnam
avenue.
Yesterday afternoon the boys were
, stealing wcop from an unr niShed build
ihg at $50 Putnam avenue. Doyle went
uI ON a scaTo'd ard threV pieces of tim
beT 10 his companion. As Held Sinupod
piece OF wood rerkls, sly thrown rs
Doyle struck HIM Ola 'nn back OF the
head. fraCtuilns the a!c n.
Held was taken 10 S. Johns Hospital.
where he died al 1870 this morning
Doyle was admitted to 81. 900 bail des-
pite the fact the charge was murder.
About three months ago the murdered
boys sister was severely injured by be
ing sn run over over ny moaey car on Ralph
sbled her for lie.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
THREATENED HIS WIFE.
Moran Followed Her I'm the Street
nnd Got Arrested.

Henry Moran. OF 4s Leroy street. was
put under a bond of $500 to keep the
peace by Justice Voorhis. In the Tombs
Police Cou-t this rrAsaing. Moran was
arrested last night ~ charge of at
tempting to shoot his wife. Maggie. who
recently left him, as she said he was
continually threatening to kill her.
Mrs. Moran went to live with her moth
er, at 1872 Greenwich street. Accompa-
MED by Annie Dougherty, of los Van
Dyke street, Brooklyn, she called on her
husband last night to get her clothes.
Her husband threatened to shoot her.
She tainted. and Miss Dougherty stepped
in between them. When she revived the
two women left and started for Brook
lyn. Moran followed and overlook them
still threatening his wife. At Old slip
and Front streets he was arrested.
In court this morning, Mrs. Moran de-
clared that the difference of religious
opinion between her and her husband
had been the cause Of much trouble be-
tween them.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
CANNOT GET DIPLOMAS.
Six Medical students THROWN out
by the Faculty.

Justice Bartlett. in the supreme Court.
Prooklyn, this morning, while roscryiHs
decision. refused 10 grant II mandamus
to mpcl the Faculty 4 tho Long Island
Medical College To give diplomas u six
studentG.
The students were in the class to he
graduated tomorrow ni"ht. After pass
ing their final examinations the Faculty
refused 20 give them diplomas On the
ground tha, they had not complied wit
the rules in having failed - lie Il GER
tifiCatr from the state Reg HntS,
The test ease was brought by JOAN L.
Meury. Justice bartlett said that FOR
the present h" would refuse to grant n
mandamus. hut would reserve final d.
Cision until another time.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
Remnants of
VelOurS & Tapestries.

Clearing OF Remnants of Tap
estries, Brocatelles and Ve-
lours from l to 3 yards long,,
including a number of 2l+inch
Squares of Damasks, Silk Tap
estries, etc. Suitable for cush-
ions and chair covers. All at
half price!
Also 300 yards Silk Broca-
tclle, including some very choice
colors and designs, at 1925 yd.,
instead of 1915.
Orders taken for Shades, Win
dow Screens, Slip Covers and
Reupholsterins Furniture. Es.
Inmates given.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
TROLLEY'S 1O6TH VICTIM.
The MOtormHn NhO Killed Mrs.
Mendingcr IL Released.

Motorman Dwight kingsley. o. $50
Smith street. whose trolley car ran over
and killed Mrs Mary Ann Mendinger.
OF las President street. as she was on
her way 10 church yesterday. was dis
charged by Justice Tighe. of brooklyn.
this morning.
Mrs. Mend!ngcr Is the one hundred and
sixth victim - the trolley since It's ad-
vent in Brooklyn. She Was Killed III
front of ST. PaGl's Catholic Church on
Court street. Her body was terribly
mangled. She died instantly.
Mrs. Mcndinger was siXty-thr"c Years
old. Her husband is N business at la
Erlal street, New NOrk.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
BOTH CRY CONSPIRACY.
There May he Exposures in thu
Cohen Divorce SUIT.

Mrs. Carrie Cohen applied to Judge
Giegerich, in the Court of Common
Pleas. to-day. for an allowance OF $3.50
counsel fee in suit for divorce brought
by Bernhard Cohen. a fu,'rier. of 556
Broadway.
Cohen bases his charges against his
wife on the statements of Alfonso Lu-
rane Durane. an electrical engineer. liv-
Ing at the Metropolitan Hotel. Newark,
who is named as correspondent.
Counse! for Mrs. Cohen to-day limited
al a da.'k conspiracy hatched to blacken
his clients character, and wanted a lib
eral counsel fee for his work in expos
ing It,
Coher's counsel retorted that a still
darker conspiracy had been planned by
Mrs. Cohen. in a suit which she brought
before the divorce action was com
menceo. against Mrs. Emily Won Kali
tenzoll. formerly an opera singer, to re
cover s25. 900 for alternating her husband :
affections. He thought that $25 would b.
ample allowance for counsel fees for Mrs
Cohen.
Judge Giegerich took the papers.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
SCHOOLBOY DISAPPEARS.
Brooklyn PoIicc Searching for DIR
W. u. IIn.nrs n Son.

a general alarm was sept out by the
Brooklyn police this morning for the
twclve-year son of Dr. William II.
Haynes. of 1904 Dean street who dis
appeared on Monday. Young Haynes
started for :, ho1 at $40 o'clock in the
morning. and since that hour all trace
of him Is lost.
lie is described as large for his age,
having light hair. I!ght complexion, blue
eyes ANA dressed in a gray suit, blue
waist and blue stockings. small round
hat anu dark oycrCuat.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
Did Not Return the Dress.

Loretta Hughes, nineteen years old. whose
dealings with large number Of Harlem business
mea ana women has been exposed In The Even
ing World was held for examination in the IIsr-
lem Police Court to-day charged with grani lar
ceny. She was arrested last night on a warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Kate LuA OF the Harlem
Costume Company, 2l7j Third avenue. Mrs Lutz
ssys the young woman hired $50 silk dress las.
January. She gave fictitious address. She did
not return the dress.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
Don't Let This Parrot Get YOu.

Miss May Thompson. a nineteen year-old Ford
ham girl, was badly hurt yesterday by a green
parrot belonging to Thomas Frey. Of Arthur ave
nue. and Hoffman street, Fordham. The parrot.
who is strong profanity AMI topical songs.
was hungry. and Miss Thompson tried TO feed 1t
in Freys absence. The parrot drove Its beak into
her hand fifteen times before II could be pulled
away. Miss Thompspns wounds were cauterized
at the Fordham Hospital.
The evening world., 1895-03-27

Especial to The Evening Nvs,d)
WASHINGTON. March ?7.-Chsrles l.. nenhy
II. First Secretary OF Legation a: Pekln. Is in
the city with his bride, the guests ~ Mr.. Iohn
". Foster Mr.. DENLY expests to return Ia
China snor'lv. but has not decided dshntelv tho
at- Of mis- departure, He Is on nlnety days leave
Of absence AMI she department has not vet on
eially notlnei aim OF the dsts Of its iermnA ion.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
raImonIco waiter sac. Free.

william Haas the head waiter d, pelmoni >.
Withdrew The complaint against Andrew R5dsers.
the walter who was arrested last night for as.
ssulung him. Roigers was "a 4 of and I.scAaTse
last night When arrts,ei
The evening world., 1895-03-27

DR. l.. Y. rIrrcs.
buffalo. y Y; Dear
Su ! wish to write
Nuu of ~" brother,
Harry G. Tgnup, who
iIu, Hta Slrk fCr ten
u.s wItil Gsthrun,
llC nus H." n treated
y a'l GlGrrcn; pny-
GiC,ius. wno have said
,louo,,ld not hr cured.
lie had to ait up at
uIyht. he got So short
vi breath; he suffer-
Cd with fearful head
Gches anu had q bad
cough. After taking
DIR. Picrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery
The evening world., 1895-03-27
Claimed to lie $50 Years Old,

FORT WORTH. Tex, March 2'-Ault julia
Thompson. an old oolo,ed woman. who claimed
to be ono hundred and nifty nine years old, died
In Dallas Moniay. She claimed to remember the
battles Of the Revolutionary Wa.
The evening world., 1895-03-27

The f-st slr'oF,'l! cVrermen, In ish:,ng
bridge ,rs NIlh 'lrrtrln'y Has made Ia; night
;-asu ,.rh '"r. lights to eaea car was run
.ur SET e., hIuTr.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
READ riil no.HDI>G-Hol> ADS
Electric Lights In bridge Cars.

- tp-l4v'r "EycauE World +. you wan, rozs
hon,e rho i.-' 81, eomglclo anl contains man,
Nm. d. ~. yul.
The evening world., 1895-03-27

81 ZOE. 1t is desired by the friends of the
child 10 s"cl the property and reinN"st
IA" proceeds.
The evening world., 1895-03-27

Pixies Peak or Eust" Puzzle.
j. ssa b. done! BUT can yoa d. ~ ''s
The evening world., 1895-03-27
Scotch CrinkleS,
l5c. .yd., worth 25C.tO 4Oc

,O00yards Imported CEnkles,
in plain and novelty stripes or
checks worth 25c. to 4Oc. yd.,
Wednesday, while they last, l5c.
yd.
Wash Fabrics-Msn aisle
The evening world., 1895-03-27
SOC. AQ-WOOl
Black Storm Serge, 39C.

1000 yards Black all wool
Storm Serge. Wednesday,
while they last--39c. yd. This
is a standard SOC. quality.
Black Goods-Lest aisle. back.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
Groceries.
Special Sale

Aprt:ots, case - cans, $500:
per can, l2c.
Fiartlett Pears, Lemon
cling Peaches, case "a Per can
cans, S3l4. ........ IA
Jersey Tomatoes, 3 III.
cans, solid packed, Per can
fine flavor. .oe
sugar Corn, ten Ter, Per can
sw'e ct and milky. ....". .o7
French Sardlnes packed Per box
III oiive OIL .......... 10
Oyster Bay Asparagus per can "a
Oyster Bay Asparagus Tips.
per c'h ........... ..... z s
Spanish Queen Olives, large
new fruit, 10 or. bottle. 10
Pabst Milwaukee Beer 80 dozen
Monogram Rye Whiskey.
Syears old. ...Sl,23 Bottle
Antediluvian Whis-
key. ....SI.44 Bottle
Glenliet Scotch.
Special Reserve. Bottle
Ramsey Scotch,
& years old. .Sl-0A Bottle
London Jamaica. ..Si.24 Bottle
The evening world., 1895-03-27

and Pleasant Pellets, he did not get short OF
breath, aud can sleep all night"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
GENERAL MARKETS
CHICAGO

1f1lA-ANnO-
Chicago. Nov. a0-Pork-cash, S.eo.
LArd-CaSh, S.f9is; AMY. S.7S
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. -Butter-Cresm-
cry, 17l3oc; dairy. firm. liHloc.
Eggs-H. CHER: supply Light. fli-c.
Hay-Tmothy. $s5cell.oo; praiT-e. ss.oca
750.
ST. Louis Nov. 2S.-Butter-Steady; de-
mand fair: separator creamery. 2sI2ic:
fancy Elgfn, &c: dairy. 16uisc-
Eggs-Ffrm. 17isc fresh.
Sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining, &c: CEN
trtfugal. IS test, 3ssc; refined steady.
2S
WhiskyI12
Cotton ties and bagging and wool-Un-
charged.
Pork-standard mess. jobbIng. $50.
I.ard-FTme steam, SIS.
Bacon-Shouldars CboxecD S.l5.
RsbS-eZ5; shorts. S.STiz.
Bran-Steady. 47c for sacked east track.
Flaxseed-Better. SIC BID
Timothy seei-S3 0cG359
Hay-tSrong and higher for best grades.
which are scarce; prairie. S.ooasO; tim
othy. 81. 5eTi5. 90 this side.
NEW YORK
New York Nov D-Butter, E,rgs, mo-
lasses. hay and beef-Quiet-
Cheese, turpentine and cut meats-Duh.
Tallow. petroleum, ros.n, rice and leather
Steady.
Cottonseed oil and hides-NominaL
HopS-Esasy.
Iard-Steady: western steam closed 3 80
G5>s5.
Pork-Duu; old mess ss5eGloOo.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Nov. 2o.-Bacon-Quiet: de-
nand moderate.
Beef-Extra India mess 75s; prime mess.
5Ss al.
Pork-Prme mess. fine western. Jos; do
medium, AS Cd.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21

Elkins, he alleges. has sold a portion Of
the land, and has received considera-
bic amount from its sale, for which he
has never accounted.
Senator Elkins acknowledges that he
purchased the land and that on Septem-
Der IL last he signed deed in which
Reeves was to become entitled TO one
third of the lands on paying him 81
an acre for them This was. ne AYERS.
the only paper ever executed. The
plaintiff. the defendant alleges. agreed
to pay this price for the land in a short
time, but never did 50.
He finally told the defendant that he
was not IN a position to carry out his
agreement and relinquished his inter
est in the lands. Under these circum-
stances Senator Elkins says he sold the
portion of the lands claimed by Reeves
10 B. Catron on the same conditions as
they had been previously held by the
plaintiff. who, he states, TOW has no in
tsrest in the property. He also pleads
that Reeves is barred by the statute OF
Limitations
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Nov. 3O.-Hogs-Rsceipts. A.
coo: fairly active; light. s3iOG2. S.: mixed.
s.. 40d3. .s7iz: heavy. S.SG3.7o.
Cattle-Rece.pts, 1900; steady TO strong
err; beeyes. s350lf3.e: Texas steers, zI0q
3.3S; westerns. 81 90d3 90.
Sheep-Receip I2.0Do; steady.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. 0.-catue-Receipfs
500; shipments. 1850; steady: Texas
steers, s255f3. -; beef steers. t3.i0q&50.
stockers and feeders, g. s503s5.
Hogs-Receipfs, 1850; SZpments. 100:
weak: heavies, g. 3a3SO: MIXED. - 3 70;
Lights. S3.3Fd3.ss
Receipts. Loo; steady; muttons.
s20od3.35.
ST. LOUIS
St Louis. Nov. 0--Czts5e-Tseccipts e.
SO: strong: native steers - Sy14.75.
Hogs-Reoetpts 500: steady: heavy. =. ~
GAS; mixed g 3Q3 So: lights. 3. sp13.s0
Sheep-Receipes. 1000; steady. southern,
s20qz0.
NEW YORK
New York, Nov. 2.-Beevee-Receipts
$50: slow and steady: native steers. poor
co good. 92SCG4 sszz: oxen. s2-lcf4.co. bulls.
s. 01 40. European cabfrs quote Amer4-
can steers az sizff1oizc dressed weights. re-
frsRerafor bcef AZ 71.asizc.
Sheep and la-nbs-Eecespts. i2bSi: gen
orally active and steady. poor 20 prime
sheep. s. 5D13.3: common 20 choice lambs.
g 50fl4 60
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
To PEOPLE THE NORTHWEST.
Immigration Bureau Organized by a Con-
ventiOn at IT. Paul.

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 20-The North
western Immigration convention con-
itinueh its session today with increased
interest. Among the speakers was
Archbishop ireland, who delivered an
address on Emigration to the North
west" 1.-The Agricultural Resources
of the Pacific Northwest and Fruit
Growers for The Columbia River" were
two subjects discussed by Ellis c.
Hughes and D. H. Steans, respectively,
beth being delegates from Oregon.
Hon. T. M. Daily Of Manitoba and
the minister of the Interior, of Ottawa,
spoke ait length on the products and in
dustries of THE Canadian northwest.
The afternoon addresses included:
Our Northwestern Prairies," by Colo
mel F. III. Irons, editor OF the Fargo, On.
ID, Argus; Resources of the State OF
Washington" by Albert Whyte of Ia
coma, Thorough Farming" by o. G.
Cregs Of Minnesota, and Minnesota
Its Future" by Governor ID. NJ Nc
Cloug'h of Minnesota \ resolution for
permanent organization was presented
and adopted The association VIII be
known as the Northwestern Imnigra-
ition bureau and ks members shall be
the northwestern states and Manitoba
Three members from each shall be ap-
pointed by the delegates TO this con-
ventAOn who come from Wisconsin,
Minnesota, North Dakota, South Da-
kota, Manitoba. Montana, Washington,
Idaho, Wyoming, Oregon and Iowa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
WOOL aaEkET.

Boston. Nov. S-The American WOOD
ard Cotton Repo-1e- viii szy tozocr-pgc
Woo, of al srIs.s can - eoEges- NJ daEs
70 where eeSe - .he word a. chap - n
-ae r--.csusl rrz-kers c< ne Cr<sd
-Szses TIE current coa63eoo % ehe E-Sr-
ker - h~z2tzy. eys1 u - p1-se = rot
Ss-ohnt1g a. :. cfd n rzSzszEDsr.
Whea . r.=pec<sbse zE-nere- % naotera-
sszesa zrooser rkarcs-s 20 - Se-s cf cz-sAs-
E-S quietly rr-Ecg ID scock. arc Pre-
sszuzzksy d1Ses;1rg x z-s1 Sh<- tSs -
ruzu1 though uos DoezoEze1z@. - sss-
a1ez-Sy srzs1rszsGzeoEs % sHO-Z ranst
kids o< r1z<e-5e1 an or-o--EnstF 20 sszr<1es-
r.er 4, go -1soEexoer-r zhe s1fnz.ioc c1xnt
% - r.xz-cr1 a. hsSzx rcszorsAo.y e.
c0u-x<1zE-
AlszIouSh bz. f<t,s zore vol hz@ o<-f
NcsE cns re>x t4A5 Was rz1Tec - ts~
A rDr<. ceAl c< cuse< szrnpEc<. gh5c1 r -
ssSss &c szzTcose meas 2aytA4c< e.ze t5zD
a EzszS<z parue-<se ao6 corSEzyr.o--
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21

A call for fine WOODS continues. but II has
apparently sufficiently abated to allow
Of disposition TO acquire various Other
sorts Not only has the demand for do
mestic stock become more generul in
character. but parties have recently been
asking for certain kinds OF foreign woois
to which they were not long since lsttle
inclined 10 pay any attention Carpet
WOODS are receiving their full share OF at
teyroa- Secured WOODS are dong wel.
ard some good bargains are possible II
them just now.
Sales IN New York. Boston snd Phiia-
delphia have amounted 20 a9ls. $50 pounds
this week, of which 3l02. go pounds were
domestic ard 7.,0o pounds were foreign
In Boston sales OF the week have amotInt-
ed TO esG.S9 pouzds. OF which 1.Ssa.Se
were ecmeStic ard LOS, SO were foreign
Total sales in the corresponding week last
year were 2.si9.ooo pounds The sales
since Jan. /. 1895. amount TO l>ieA.lse
pounds. against 1S97S35S pounds a year
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
SENATOR EIKINs Is SUED
William G. Reeves Claims to have Bee
Cheated In q Land Deal

New York. Nov. 20.-The hearing OF
a suit in wfsch William c. Reeves sues
United States Senator Stephen 3 e.
kins % West Virginia 20 recover an IN
tegsst claimed by him IN certain lands
IN New Mexsco and also for an account
ing. was conmeoced today before
Judge Patterson II ehe special term OF
the supreme court X Is claimed by the
plaintiff cazt In is7I Mr. ElkIns pur-
chased some land IN New Mexico. IN
which the plaintiff was % have an in
teces. OF one-rhird. and that a deed TO
that effsce was execused. under which
his interest n the land was % be heid
IN trust for him by the defendant Mr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
COFFEE MARKET.

New York Nov 3o.-Coffee options open
esi barely steady ard dociinci under weak
cables and European selling, with some
local pressure ard further heaytncSS In
the afternoon; closed al 1ofSo points de-
cline. November, SlA5S<Iis50: Decenioer,
S43Gl440: March. sl3 SoSfIS-S.
Spot coffee-Duli: No. RIO. lSisc. ms ID
steady; Coriova. iStfiSi4c.
Santos-Quist: good average Santos l5.
$50: receipts. 1880: stock. ~. coo bags
Havre-Opened irregular. = franc de-
cline: az noon uEchargec: at p. m barely
steady. unchanged; closed IRREGULAR. un-
changed: sales. $500 bags
Hsniburg-Hoiidasy.
Rio-Qulet: No. RIO "A. sJoo; exchange
gid, receipts. 500 bags: cleared for the
United States, s.Ooo bags: for Europe. 3eoo
bags; stock 3a.0oo bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday. 4.0l5 bags; New York stock TO-
day. D.. SO bags: United States stock. a.
los bags; afioat fer the United States. 2le.-
Ooo bags: total visible for the Unssed
States. 5sl. loo bags. against $3.50 bags
last YEAR
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
oKoLo TREATMENT OF cATARRH
An InAention bv Kansas Specialist.Two
Ladies of Wich ia Interested
in f.

The Ol1olo trea tment of Catarrh and
diseases of Catarrhal origin is attract
ing attention throughout the country.
The entire treatment includes one
Okolo and the II Okolo Remedies. One
remedy is all that is needed to cure the
majority of cases and for this reason
the remedies may be procured singly.
The instrument, Okolo, is the invention
Of a leading Kansas specialist, and is
eminently scientific and certain in its
application. We would advise our read
ers to investigate this treatment We
understand that two ladies of Wichita
have secured agencies for the Okolo,
Mrs. Olive Reade, 339 South Lawrence
avenue, and Mrs. Lizzie Kindred, Flat
s. Thompson Block. These ladies are
doing a good thing in bringing the
Okolo within easy reach of our citizens.
That Catarrh and Catarrhal diseases
can be cured is demonstrated beyond
question in the use of this treatment.
The Okolo Company OF Manhattan,
Kansas. has been organized TO manu-
factu q and Introduce the Okolo and
judging from the endorsement given
them by leading business men and
the demand which already exists for
their treatment they are TO be congrat-
ulated on their success