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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-02

The attendance al tn offices OF Doctors
Mccoy and Cow,len In October doubIedeven
that of September, andat the close of the
month came again the neyitab BILE culmina-
ton and crisis; flood fde and flood pres
sure of belated importthates that brought
a second emergency, whan Something must
be done"
Pleas for another mon MS extension came
from everywhere, in letters from patients
living in the city who Gould not reach the
offices, in letters from people throughout
the country desiring 10 fe treated by CORE
spondence, in personal visitation Of friends
who wanted to bring other friends or re.a-
uves.
Such was the pressur, of work incident
to the close of the So period that during
Saturday aud Sunday, The Both and 81 st,
not so much as time fol prepa ring or pub
hcly announcing the extension could be
spared. 1t was an Unprecedented occur
renee In this practice. / was the first time
in its history that il vas absolutely im-
possible To prepare or make the usual an
Douncements In the public prints.
In response TO persona. Iequests to extend
the rate, Doctor Mccoy said: Il viii do
better than your request You ask for one
month, and will give two. | will extend
the So rate until the cad OF the year. IL
cannot be said then thai there is not abun-
dant time"
Astonishcd himself by the situation, he
felt that a second extension cf one month
would seem like purely business matter.
He Gould not make the concession grudg-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-02
EXTENDED TO THE
End OF THE YEAR.
Asked for One Months Extension
Doctor Mccoy Gives Two.
All Who Apply Before JAM 1, 1893 for the Treat
ment thatHas Become Blessing to Our Time,
May be Treated at So Per Month Until Cured.

ingly, sparingly or penuriOusly. He could
not de al out beneyolence as We deal out to-
bacco or calico, by pennyweight or inch
measure, so lie has given the benefit OF The
rate for two full months, which Is time
enough to answer every appeal and request
that has been made.
Such, then, is the logic or the whole
movement for extending the benefits OF
the Mccoy system to those unable to pay
regular fees. Such is the logic also OF the
final aud lengthy extension, the text
and substance Of which is given above.
To repeat at length:
All deaf persons applying before
January 1, 1898, will be treated at
the nominal rate of So month until
cured.
The offer applies alike to office and
to mail patients and to old patients
renewing treatment and to- new pa
tient~ beginning treatment during
November and December.
All persons afflicted with Catarrh,
Rheumatism, Asthma, Incipient Con-
sumption or any other SPECIALIZED In
curable ailment or infirmity, and
who makes application before Janu-
ary 1, 1898, Will he treated at the
nominal rate Of So "a month until
cured.
This offer applies alike to office
az to mail patients and to old pa
tients renewing as to- new patients
beginning treatment during Novenl-
Der or December.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-02
MOTHER AND SON BOTH CURED.
THE MOTHER
CURED OF
ASTHMA.

-. - s5it1~a ~. Davis, Little Fails
Road, ID. T.: Il had my first attack OF
asthma years ago Aftar ala
trouble me again seriously until about two
years ago. That fall IL cane on again and
as the weather grew colder, grew stead
lily worse.
The shortness OF breath incTea sed, and
there was a constant feeling OF pressure
about IN chest just S If there was hea Wy
weight upon 1t. The alta OK never came on
during the day, hut at night, an hour or two
after l Ia d retired,
1 Would Wake tn Find Myself Gasp
ing for Breath.
There would be no more est that night
for when the attacks Were On sleep was
impossible / could not even lie down
but would have 10 sit up either in a chair
or propped up in bed. Night after night
| have spent in this fashion, until | was
about eXha listed.
The cough troubled me greatly. for IT
was such IN effort 10 raise [ he tough mucus
that filled my lungs.
What sent me to Doctors Mccoy and
Cowden was the cure they had made in
my sons case, and seeing the pubIishe d
statement of
Mrs. Jenny smith, OF 6O6 Sixth
Street Southwest.
She had been cure d of A sthma; why should
not be cured also?
Before | began treatment, if did very
much about the house, | was sure TO
have an attack that night. Now | can 10
a good days work and not suffer from it.
Ny cough has stopped and breathe per-
fectly."
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-02
HENRY B.FOULKE ARRESTED
Well.KnOwn Theosophist Accused
Of Cruelty to Children.
An Assertion That Several Little
Ones Have Become Crazy Because
of His Alleged Crimes.

Onset, Mass, Nov 2.-ReSidents of onset,
especially spiritualists and Theosophists are
in tumuit because OF the arrest OF Henry
B. Fouike
The charge against Foulke is inhuman
treatment of children. The case has been
worked up by the Massachusetts Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
Inspector Loring, who maze the arrest,
said: we have six boys and two girls
to appear as " illnesses against him. Every
one OF these belongs to respectable parents.
The boys range from thirteen to sixteen
yeaIs OF age and the girls are each wv elve
a club W organized by the TheusophiSt
leaders, and Foulke w as made king, with
one of thelittle girls TO act as queen. Some
or the sttries told by the members of this
dub show mostinnumantreatmeii and, as
a result OF Some OF the alleged crimes of
Foulkc ana .utheIs, a number of children
have beCO-a crazy"
The prisoner was given a hearing in the
Nareham district court. He pleaded not
guilty. and, at the request OF the COVER
nent, the case was continued until Thurs
day next, tail being fixed at So, 800.
Some time ago theosophists renounced
Foulke aud refused To have anything to do
with his beliefs or HIS claims 10 leadership.
Sine then he has been working with Niue.
Diss De Bar, Mrs. Ross and other spiritual
lists To organize the new cult. The first IL
not the oaly Y, effect OF this latest arrest will
be the downfall of Foulke's leadership.
This win change materially the immediate
plans Of tie new Dies De Bar-Foulke al
lance
FoulKe was preparing a proClama ton,
which he said was by the direction of the
MahatmaS in Thibet and elsew here, and
prutniSe thatit W az to consider the changed
conditions that lately have come over the
theosphical field, and as To state new
way for the freeing OF the cult from inter
nal difficulties. One OF Foulke's plans In
CONNECTION with the new movement was 10
open q Sanitarium with accommodations for
800 patients.
Foulke il a Siliooth-faCed man of thirty
five. Re has been practically the leader
OF the Onset spiritualistic camp-meetings
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
,schedule in effect October 10. 1879

(ScbeduIe in effect October III, 1851
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passenger station 1-,..,rA.
S:I2am.-Da Daily, local :or DanvliLS Cnar-
Iotte and way stations, IulIheCJs az ~ Al - !.
sas for StrasDWg, HaIrSOnouES, an1
stauntOn. daily, except ? .inoay, ana iat,r q
LynchbuIg with the NortsdK thu ~, st{lL'
aaiiy, and with the Chesapeake anei mo
daiIy' IoF the Natural bridge and Lex
ington. rr,srrEns TATEs
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman bUrrct
sIeepers, New York and Washington 70
JacesoIyilIc, uniting at SALISBURY WIN s
Pullman sleeper Tor AsIeSiiis anu nos
sprII,gS n C., hnOxvIlie, chattanooga ana
Nashville. snII., and at ChariOt te Win full-
main Sleeper for Augusta fGHInan hlIIss
Sleeper New York To New OsleahS' So 10u n1sSo-
ptlis. Solid train, Washington 70 VIEW
Orleans Without change. sunset Per S,1 ,l.iIly
conducted tourist excursion sEIl,I 1nsS t Gan
on this train every Wednesday W san
Francisco, without change. -, s.
4:OI d. m.-Local for Front Royal, Stra<
burg an,i HarIIsOnOUTg, daily, except sun
451 D. m.-nany, local for Chariottet
Io:4s p. m.-DaiIy, WAsHINGToN AND
ITED. composed Of Pullman NeStlbuled
sleepefs, dining cars and dag coaches
PulInan sleepe-s New IoIh ~ 81 ~ s. 3,
tanOOga: New York 10 tampa, Via NuaE-
lOtts, Columbia, Savannah, ana JdcksonV hle,
New York To Memphis VIA Dfnh Slidtl;
New York TO New Orleans, via tlauJa anu
Montgomery Vesti0uled day coach wash
Ington toAtlanta. southern railway ulhlhs
Car, Greensboro TO Montgomery.
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington Dol q. m.
dan and AS p. m. daily except SUNDAY
and 8. rs d. IN. Sunday only Tor kound hili'
4.32 y. m. daily except sunday LOT Les
burg and G25 D. IN. daily for HerndOn-
Returning, arrive at Washington so u
m. and 300 p. m. daily from Round Hill.
and .U6 a. m dali y except sunday, lroIn
Herndon and S.34 a. IN. daily, except sun
day, from LeeSD0rg.
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6:42 a m, ~ p. M and
S:25 D. IN daily. HarrisonDurg, 2:4O p.
IN. and 9:25 p. IN. daily, except sunday,
and $50 a. M. daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and In
formation furnished at offices. oil and
1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and at Penn
sylyanla Railroad Passenger station.
w. III. GREEN, Gen. SuQt:
j. N. GULF, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, Gen. FUSS. Agent.
h = BHOWSs Gen. Agt. Pass De2tt
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PosrbiAsrEn BECOMES THIEF.
James Feagle>, of Newhern, Va.
shot Dead ny Farm Guards.

hicEIuund, Va, Nov 2.-Col. j W.
Jordan, a wealthy cattle-raiSer in The blue
grass county OF PULASKI, continually missed
apples ard wheat from a tuildiug IN the
town Of NCwbern, used by him for storage.
lie eugagedtwome 10 watch the huildinp
Sunday night and at O'Clock yesterday
nCrniEc a "a an approached in the darkness,
unlocked the outer door, took a quantity OF
pplesfroI1 thelOwer floor and carried them
ont 10 the fence. He returned, and, going up-
stairs. unlocked another door and returned
with a bag of wheat.
when COningout the second time the man
was ordered 10 halt. He made a motion 10
draw ri stgl with which ne was armed, ntl
TIE two guards fire. The man fell dead,
shot through the heart. The men We're "a
tonisli''d when they found the burglar u
be James FCagle>, postmaster OF the tow n,
and a man of good repute. In his pocket
they found a large bunch of false keys TO
other hmidincs in the town.
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How to Cure RiIious Collie,

Il suffered for weeks with collie and pains
la my stomach caused by biliouSness and
had to take medicine all the while until
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrlIUea Remedy, which cured me. .
have since recomma nded il 10 a good many
people" Mrs +. Butler, Fairhaven. Conn.
Persons who are subject TO bilious collie can
y ard of' thv attack by taking this remedy
as soon a tie first symptoms appear. Sold
by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail
druggists. 93S st and Conn ave. and )
ST. NV. and 142S Md. ave. ne.
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THE SON
CURED OF
GASTRIC CATARRH.

That the scope Of Doctor McCpy,s, go So -
of medicine is as brOsd o. 'iiS
afu~..-.>I SsI.a-s Ifs ana not CTdihpcu
within the narrow limits OF any single
speciality, has been demonstrated repeat
edly, but never so clearly a. in the case Of
Mr.. Davis and his mother. whose state
ments are presented together here
Charles Davis Little Falls Road,
DC: The stomach trouble of which Doc
tors Mccoy and Cowden have cured me be
gan about two years ago, and in short
time | became physical wreck. My stom.
aCh distressed me all the time, and nothing
that ate lid me any good. | got very
weak ana run down, had no strength and
no appetite. II
L Lost Flesh. Zoo, aud Became IN
fit for Work.
Il tried a number of remedies that were
suggested by friends, and consulted one
doctor but nothing did ire any good
ION several coca sions il had terrible
cramps that began in my stoma ch and from
there extended all over my body. The last
one | had was accompanied by vomiting,
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DISPUTED WITH THE PREACHER.
Practitioners i'll Pews Argue with
Their Minister i'm the Pulpit.

Cumberland, Md, Nov. 2.-Re,. DIR. NJ.
+. H. Rice, pastor OF Center Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church, last night startled
his congregation 10y few remarks on the
Prohibition party. He said that the party
was a Stumbling-block and hindrance iIi
the effort T. down the liquor traffic.
He claimed that the best way to accom-
TliSh that purpose was TO vote for the best
Inan on tie other tickets, the rnen that
would use their efforts in abdting evil. Sew
efal prohibition members OF the congrega.
ton took friendly exception to his opinion
and the matter " as discussed from pulpit
and pew before the close OF the services.
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JULIA ARTHUR REAPPEARS.
Phoenix-Like She Rises From the
Ashes of Detroit.

New York, Nov. 2.-Julia Arthur made
Ter metropolitan stellar debutlastn night, pre-
sentinc Frances Hodgson Burnett's A Lady
of Quality" Wallack's Theater was packed
with a most fashionable audience. Julia
Arthur was fascinating as Clorinda. Her
art is coEsummatc and her magnetism won.
derful. she is 81 brunette edition OF Sarah
Bel nhaTdt. Shebroke three commandments
in the play and numberless hearts in the
audience. She received twenty-Dne cm-
tain calls. New York will not let her 60
fo- many weeks to come.
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ARSON AND ATTEMPTED MURDER
Young Negroes Ingratitude for Kind.
ness shown to Him.

ness shown to Him.
Pittsburg, Nov. william f. Brown,
a fifteen year old mulatto, is in jail here,
ha wing confessed arson and an attempt
to poison the family OF O. X. Cook
MIR. Cook, who is a lawyer, took the
boy out of the Washington county home
few weeks ago, intending to educate
him to be a champion of the negro race.
On October Mrs. Cook and her brother,
James McCloskey, were taken sick at break
fast, but they recovered after two days
suffering. They thought moldy coffee
caused the trouble.
Yesterday tie house was seton fire in two
places, but the blaze was extinguished by
McCloskey. The negro boy was arrested,
and said he had put rat poison in the coffee
on October G, and had set fire 10 the house
because the family would not allow him
TO go out at night and play with other
negroes.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS.
LOO A. NJ week days-PITTSBURG Elk.
rkEssaParlor and Dining Cars. Harris
1850 A. NJ. PENNs YLvANIA LIMITED
ofuIIiIan Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and
Observation Cars. Harrisburg TO Chicago.
land and Toledo. buffet Parlor Car 70
10; SO a N. FAST LISE-runrnan Bufre.
rarioI oai 20 Harrisburg Buffet Pariof
$40 p. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
Express-slee ping Car Washington to Sc
LOUIS, and Sleeping and Dining Cars Hsr-
IsDurg to Sc. Louis. Nashville (yia Gin
clnnatD aud Chicago
ITO =; n. WESTERN ExPREss-Pul-
and sa 20 y risSSuf Shlsago
TO Chicago.
ITO Il NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
P ;tanhatg sleeping Cars Washington to
1O.4o p; NJ. P4cfFiG EXPRESSIONS
7.5O a. m. for Kane, Canandaigua, Rocbes-
Yer and Niagara Falls, daily. except Sun
1850 a: m. for EInlira and Remove daily.
except Sunday. For wnIismsport daily.
TO p. m. for wniamsport, Rochester.
except Saturday, with Sleeping Car.
Washington To Buffalo.
lV.4o p. ~. for Erie, Canandaigua Roches-
Pullman Sleeping Car Washin gton 20
Rochester Saturdays only.
Ror Philadelphia, New York and
the East.
A' GTEBP 3. Ga;, "C'93TSGkEss. oSAL LIN I'm
Ing Car from baltimore. Regular at TOO
Dlning Carr, 500. 800, 1000 dining
MINI miBss, and Hoo (Dinlng Car from WI VI
j m N EnnhaW
lDlning Carr. 500. 300, 100 dining
Sa5 ir9In Wnmingtonl a m, 1915, 3: .,
PhsdelpHa only f Fast Ex sS 3 ESQ S a.
days a;oi, and 6:4o ., p. daily. For
BOSTON, without change, 1850 a. M week
days, and AGO p. no daily.
POP i iS5 % s. ass % o. ~ =
$50. 7Io. 70 90. 10. 40. Y Hf5 sn ID
soe Jos M 1888 Sc sIHTnS 90 100 sqS.
40 $40. 81 ). $50. 4 ITO .n Io.o8:
For 1922 fSpie @sd GEEK IL 50 IIRoe M 50 a. NJ aud
4:36 p n. daily except sunday. sun
For Annapolis. TOO, 900 a. m, 1880
Sundays. 500 a. m n1 ana q sl 20 .. m.
Atlantic Coast L1ne-E1press for Florida
and points - on Atlantic Coast Line 40
1887 a.. IN. weekdays. Atlanta Special,
via RicF-.nd and Seaboard Air Lins.
40 p m. daily Accommodation for
Y uanticO, z 40 a. m daily, and 4.20 D.
m weekdays.
Seushore Connections
For Atlantic City wis Delaware River
Bridge, all-Tail routeB, 3:l5 D. III. daily.
via Market street wharf, 1000 and1 90
"a NJ, LIB p IN, week days. and l1:3o
y. H. daily
For Cape May, HOO a. m week days, 1 50
u. m daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets, and at the station, Sixth and b
streets, " here orders can be left for ths
checking OF baggage - destination from
hotels and residences
J.B.HUTCHINSON,G General Manager.
j. K. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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BaltilnOre&0hiO
Schedule In Effect June 5. 1897

Schedule in Effect June 5, 1897.
Leave aSnlnG On from Sta ton corner or
New Jersey avenue and Q st.
For Chicago and .,Orthw est, Vestiouled
Limited trains, 1000. ll.40 g. M sos
p. m.
Limited, 8 40 p. m; express l 80 p NJ
For FittsDurg and Cley eIai'h express
daily 1000 a N and $50 p III
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, 1l.30
For Winchester and way stations, as. 90,
For New orleans, Memph birmingham.
oke, Ii.26 m. daily; Sleeping Cars
For Luray. $40 p. N; daily; % s,o
For baltimore, weekdays, 800 $50,
los, x7l0, X so. xs:G0b 80, X9: 30,
xl2 40, 1890, 8 20, "A 80, 4:S5, x5.05,
night. sundays, X O5. x 10, X. 50, 80,
x5:0G a. m. Mos, x12 40 100, 800,
x9 20, Ills. VII so y. N, x12O niga ut
EOr Annapolis, Z 4 U and 30 a IN, II y
END 4 so p. IN sundays, .. 50 a. n'.' 4-So
tof Frederick, week days. 500 a. m.
f14J, 40, $50 - N. sundays s-OO
d. For El haSeEstoTu. a1O.oo g. m. and
Iof boyG and va points, wees s,, G G Is.
900 Nib. 7.O5 p. m.
For GaitnersUgrg anu way points. eek
days, 500. $40 a N = %, = 10 4,SO'
AS $50, 5.35, 100, ii 40 2. ID, SON.
DAYS, eco . NJ, lilo, 4-SS, 100, IO-l5
III n 81 Washington Junction and way points.
: 40 a M, 40, 8 80 p, M, week days.
= 90 a m l.I5 p III. sundays
RovaI Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston ana
the East. weekdays, T.O5, 500. lO.0O a
m 1900, u2.4O Dining CarSl o.OO.
I6O5 Dining Carr, (l2.Ol night, Sleeping
Car. open at 1000 o'clock. sundays.
7'O5, 800 a. III. IL. 40 Dining Cars, 3.VO.
i5O5 Dining Carl OF night Sleeping
oar. open at 1000 O'Clock Additional
train Tor Philadelphia weekdays OSHys
Huffet ParIor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City. 7-O5, 1000 g. M
2 90 noon, 2 40 and 500 p M, week
davs 2 40 d M, Sundays
For cape May, l2.OO noon
aExcept sunday. XExpress trains
Iag~are called for and checked from
boIeIs and residences by Union transfer
- on orders left at ticket offices, 61S
pernsvlyauia avenue northwest, New YORK
aSsnTe and Fifteenth street and az Depot
MN NJ GREENE. u p. MAhllNy
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Offutt Must Go TO Jail.

Justice llagner today issued an order
to the marshal Of the District to commit
James W. offutt TO the District Jail fol
contempt Of court in not paying to his wife,
Henrietta 0ffutt, an amount of alimony
damned to be Cue her. There is a suit
now pending between thetwu for divorce
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MA RRIED,

EMMONS-SPARKs-on Wednesday,
October %, 1897. by the Rev. julius E.
Grdndner, rector of Trinity Episcopal
Madison avenue, LUCIUS II. EMMONS, Of
Indiana, 10 MISS ANNIE r. SPARKS, of
Washington D. c. 1t
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Death of a Chilean Banker

Valparaiso, Chile, Nov. 2.-Augustiu Ed
wards millionaire banker and philan-
thiopist, died here yesterday from pulmon-
airy disease He was former sena tor and
hac ais, held the office of minister of state.
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and was unusually severe, lasting over ten
hours Ii came on during the night, and
it was late the next day before | got
any relief.
IF attempted to eat ordinary foods 1
would bloat up afterward, and there would
be a feeling of nausea. l got SO | could
not eat anything but soft, liquid foods,
and part of the time lived entirely on milk
and stimulants.
Il was So badly run down when l went
to Doctors Mccoy and Cowden that l had
about given up all hope of ever being we'll
and strong again.
/ Really Think Their Treatment
Saved My Life.
81 have told people so, and those who
know the condition was in agree with me.
Il was discharged cured in November a
year ago, and Ia We had no return of anyOf
my symptoms. My stomach does not trou-
BILE me in the least; my appetite is good, and
/ feel as strong and well as l ever did in
my life"
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DIED.

LONG-On Monday, November 1, 1897,
at $40 p. M, at has residence, 2364 SHEER
man avenue northwest, PATRICK LONG,
beloved husband OF the late Mary Long.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Kansas City papers please copy. 1t
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DDnnT,C CELEBRATED HAS
DNODl - 4f9 nth 1t. NV sel-s.a

Clearing out the entire stock OF
kISU'S PALACE
To settle the estate of II. King, Jr.
S12-SI4 Seventh street,
ITO Market Space.
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Doctor McCoy's Second Monograph
on Deafness Has Been Received From
the Printers and rlay Be Obtained
Free on Application at the Office or
by Writing for 1t.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxauv Bromo Quinine Tahl ets. An
druggists refund the money II It fails to
cure. 26p. AS-n
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[ Really Think Their Treatmen
Saved NV Life.
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-P neumatic Gun Carriage, 100
at 54 cents, 100 at SO cents, and 800 at
so cents. Mergenthaler Linotype, at
134. Ianston Monotype, 100 at l 8 IS.
Governments BONDS.
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Mccoy System Of Medicine,
PERMANENT OFFICES,
Doctor McCoy's National Practice
us 18th Street Northwest.

Office Hours TO II a. M, 1 to p. m,
6 to sp. m. daily. Sunday, 10 a. m to 4
o. m.
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TRADING STAMPS
GIVEN
To every purchaser Of
ten cents worth or more.

We charge the low
est prices on earth for
dependable merchan-
disc.
We have a sworn affi-
davit of heads of our
most important depart
ments that the prices on
all our merchandise are
unchanged, though we
give Trading Stamps, and
that the remarks made by
some merchants are ma
licious and false when
they say otherwise.
Remember, we will give
$1,000 to any charitable insti-
tuition if anyone can prove that
we have advanced the price OF
our merchan disc one cent.
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Go &c Drivers; full election returns. by
special wire. lite
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One of Doctor McCoy's LEG
lures upon the condition OF
impaired hearin2 relates sole
ly to head noises condition
known hy the doctors az Thu
nitus Aur.umD. This paper
will he mailed free To any adj
dress.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-02
CHILD sAsHER At LARGE
Strange Actions Of a Man in
Baltimore.
SEVERAL CHILDREN KNITTED

Three Girls and One Boy suffer
Fran His Propensity for Carving.
Appears suddenly Among Groups
of Young Peoll Ia and Stahs His
Victims in the Thigh.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-02

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