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MAGGIE POLLARD, 3l9 So. 4th St,
Richmond, Va.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-14

Aug. 6, 1898.
"DEAR MRS. PISKuAM Il have
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but l still have the same pain. Please
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KUEHL, 1l2 Trautman ST., Brooklyn,
Il. D., NY.
Jan 10, 1899.
DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM After re-
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Aug. | followed your kind advice,
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Feb. 20, 1900.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19

There was A
time when there
\ was no cure for
Blood Diseases
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
New York Cotton market.
POLITICS n OKLAHOMA.
Protest against the First Official Act
of Governor jenkins.

Governor jenkins. Of Oklahoma, has
brought about q storm Of protests against
his first official act-the Teorgan izatio Of
the public schools Of the Territory ~ call
ing Ter the resignation Of Prof Edmund
Murdaugh, President Of the Edmond City
Normal School
President Murdaugh was born in Vir-
einia, within a few miles Of Washington
He is recognized as sHe Of the best educa-
tors in the West. His enforced resigna-
ton has been resented By his friends
among whom are Senators Daniel, Martin
Elkius. and Harris
The latter Senator. IL Is said. went so
far as to wire Governor Jenkins. whose
recommendation has not yet been con
firmed by the Senate that if he insisted
on President MurdauGh's resignation he
would be treadIng on dangerous ground
which might. perhaps. result IN the fail
uTe Of his tJenkiHsD nomination by the
United States Senate.
Other influential friends Of President
NurdauGh-s family have interested them
selves in the matter ana may protest
against Governor jenkins course. During
the past few davs many leading citizens
OF Oklahoma have forwarded 10 President
Mckinley and Secretary Hitchcock letters
protesting against Governor jenkins ac-
zion in calling for President Murdaugh-s
resignation The writer's Of the letters.
most Of whom aye Republicans. declare
TINT because the President Of thu Normal
School and the Governor may differ po-
itiaclly it IS no valid ground for the re
nDyal Of President NurdauSh. just what
the outcome viii be 40 one at this time
can tell.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
FOR A CHILD's CUSTODY.
Mrs. Russell Seeks the Care of Her
Daughters Son.

Catherine Greenfield Russell today fled
a petition asking that the court grant her
a writ Of hab+es corpus to gain posses
sion of her grandchnd, Joseph Ashbur-
ton Greenfield, ten years Of age.
The petition states that Mrs Russell IS
the owner Of real Estate ana is well able
TO support the child. 1t farther states
that Isabella Greenfield, the mother Of the
child. has relinQuishcG all her authority
and right TO its custody. to the petitioner.
The mother Of the child. it is stated, aU-
thOrizes the petitioner to take possession
Of II wherever she may find it.
Mrs. Russell goes on to say that the
child is at present in the custody Of Mrs
Maggie Bell who resides in an alley be
tween L and NJ. and Twenty-frst Streets
and New Hampshire Avenre northwest.
She further states that Mrs. Bell has sew
eraI children of her own and is not able
to properly support and maintain the
Greenfield child. Mrs. Bell, however, the
petitioner alleges, refuses to surrender
the child to her Mrs. Russell asks the
court 10 award her the custody and guar
Gianship Of the cciId- / CabeH William
son IS named as counsel for the petit
TONER
The matter will come up tomorrow be
fore Justice Bradley for consideration
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19

patent medicines for the Blood are put
tCgt Their on that theory.
1t was dreary prospect. No wonder
the victims were disCourag ed. No wonder
so few got well
Well all things have an end So this
Illogical and absurd practice had its end
Once it was found that Germs were the
cause of Blood Diseases. d speedy cure
was made possible All the 0ld-time theo-
ries went into the waste basket and out
came a sensible rational and scientific
treatment Now the worst Of these dis
eases can be cured quickly as malaria
All their i'll effects are arrested IN d few
days and a complete cure brought about
in one OF two months.
II YOU HAVE ANv BLOOD DISEASE
LOOK WELL TO WHAT IS HERE
SAID. DON'T DO ANY MORE GUESS
ING ABOUT IF THERE IS HELP
AND CURE FOR all WHO SUFFER
THERE IS QUICK AND SURE RELIEF
FOR THOSE WHO WISH IT THE
RICE MEDICAL SOCIETY OFFERS
YOU THE ONLY ANTI-GERI BLOOD
TREATMENT KNOWN, AND THIS
TREATMENT CANNOT BE HAD ANY
OTHER PLACE IN WASHINGTON, THE
RICE ELECTRO-SERJrd TREATMENT
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
BICYCLE RACES TONIGHT.
Nelson and Champion to Meet at the
Coliseum; Track


Johnnie Nelson. the young Swede mid
JIe-dfsrauce cycle champion Of America,
and 4 bert Champion, the French pace
follower, VIII meet tonight fer the lrSt
time in the South. at the Coliseum track,
Fourteenth and East Capitol Streets
Nelson is in the prime of condition and
his race against the Frenchman prom
ISIS to be the greatest ever held at the
local bowl.
Champion was disappointed al not meet
ing Nelson in Baltimore last night. owing
to the rain. and viii exert all Of his pent-
M energy in the race tonight
In the Hub Nelson won his spurs as the
champion. His policy has eye been to
rice any man race at any track under
any reasonable conditions at any recog-
nized middle distance. Standing Cham
plon twenty miles tonight. Fixes and Mi
chaeI forty miles tomorrow, Major Taylor
nva-TniIe heats Monday evening at
Worcester. and Stinson and TayIore
twenty-five miles at Boston Tuesday
evening is his programme. This is q va
riety upon this record.
Manager r Ed Spooner claims the
championship for Nelson Harry Fixes
holds the title. but Elkes races only I'M
der his own conditions and at distances
from the hour up. Nelson rides In dis
taEcCs fOr five days OF racing never be
fore attempted. and providing Nelson can
win out in all his record will be unsur-
passed
and three heats and q final Of a one-Iaile
handicap.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
ASKS FOR AN ACCOUNTING.
RcceiveTship Proceedings in Con-
ncctIoH With the Clark Estate.

Herbert p .PiHsbury today filed suit in
equity against Lydia a Gould and George
r. Fleming. asking for an accounting and
ths appointment Of receiver to take
charge Of the funds arising from the sale
Of certain property belonging to the cs-
tate of the late John H Clark
It IS explained that Lydia y Could IS
sued as the executrix. heir-at-la.y. and
iegatee under the viii of John ii. Clark.
and Fleming as the surviving trustee I'M
der three certain deeds of trust
1t is stated also that Clark was fn4ebt-
Cd 20 PiIsbury in the sum Of SI53. due on
q promissory note. Robert Preston Sbae-
ley is named as counsel for the petitioner
In her answer TO this petition Lydia a.
Gould states that she has TO knowledge
Of the indebtedness Of her father
John II Clark, to PiIIsburv. but
admits that she was Informed
that he holds the promfesorv
note referred TO in his petition Fleming.
in MS answer, states that he sold the
real estate belonging TO the estate of
John H Clark and is ready and willing
10 make such disposition OF the Proceeds
as the court may order
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
EIGGtTO-SeTum Treatment
Absolutely Free TO All.

All persons suffering from my
Blood Disease who apply at the of
fees of the Rice Medical society
before July -, D. m, viii be given
the Eiectro-SeTum treatment free of
any charge TybnteEer.
This offer il directed especially to
those who have treated month after
month without relief, LED on by false
hopes and false promises: to those
who are now being improperly
treated: to those who want to learn
the truth; to those in need of friend
" advice.
1t Is given for the purpose OF prov
ing the scientific character of the
treatment and to eIucidate by actual
tests the truths regarding Germ
diseases taught in these columns
1t will not be given again.
The Rice Medical Society viii give
One Thousand Dollars Isl ,OGO.0oD to
anyone they fail to cure under this
offer
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
How the Clubs stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Washington oUtpIayed the Tigers at De
trolt yesterday and took the third game
Of the present series with the Michigan
lads.
Detroit made some costly Inisplays. but
the Senators swatted the ball good and
hard at opportune times and won a
well-deserved victory
Lee was in the box for the Meaningless
but was not any too effective although
his support was very good The score:
RH- E
Washington 0 0 4 Q 0 I O-S 10 /
DetToit----... I CO Is s
Batteries-Lee and Clarke; Yeager,
High. and BueIoW
Twe-base hits-Nance, Yeager, Holmes,
DUNCAN Three-base hits-HoImes, Nance.
Sacrifice hits-Lee, Coughliu, Quinn.
Stolen base-Buelow. First base on balls
of Lee, l. Hit by Ditcher-CIingman-
First base on errOrs-Detroit. !; Wash
ington, /. Left on bases-Detroit, :; Wash
ington. S. Struck out-By Lee. .. by High
/ Umpires-HaskeH and ManuassaC- Time
Of game. l hour and % minutes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
BatteTleS-P attersOn and sullivan; VI
EinnitN and Bresnahan
Cleveland wins From Boston.

The game between the Beaneaters and
the Spiders at Cleveland yesterday went
to the Spiders after battle marked by
errors at critical stages on the part OF
Boston. The score.
Ri I.
Cleveland. 018 0 0 Ks 10 2
Boston------- l 2 0 0 0 % 10 (
Batteries-Hart and Wood; Winters and
Shrek.
Earned runs-CIeveland. ?: Boston. 2
Two-base hit-Parent. Home run-Win-
tiers. First base on baIls-OT Hart, ,;
Cleveland. 3; Boston. / Stolen bases
Beck. Wood. Schreci. Sacrifice hits
Mccarthy, Collins. CTiger. Dougle plays
Winters Parent and Cr.gcr; Parent and
CTiEeT- Winters, Ferris and CrigeTj
G'Brien and la Chance Struck out
BY Hart / by Winters. > Wild pitch
Hart Passed bail-Shreck- Left on
ses-CIevelaud. s, Boston. D Hit by
pitched baII-Schreck JmPire-Co1uDIly-
Time Of game, 1 hour and 80 minutes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
Movements of NnvRI vesseIs.

The distnling ship Iris has arrived at
Cavite. the training ship Lancaster at
New York The gunboat Alvarado has
sailed from New Berne for Oriental, N
c.: the collier Leonidas from Port Roy
al for Lambert'5 Point; the despatch boat
Dolphin from RackEtnd. Me, for Port
land; the collier Hannibal from Boston
for LambeTt's Point. the training ship
Buffalo from New York for Boston and
the gunboat Castino from Colombo for
PeFim,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
MARKET OPENS WEAKER.
Early Price Changes Show Recess
si0ns From Yesterdays Close.

An Improving Tendency Manifested
Later. with Special strength in
Southern Pacific. Louisville, and
Gould IsSucs-Rain IN Corn HeIt-
NEW YORK. July I9--Blsiness in the
Stock Market was thoroughly deranged
this morning by reason Of the general
breakdown of the quotation service which
practically took out of the market or 1T
any rate reduced in volume very much
the business Of commission houses The
tone OF The market was rather weak part
Is in sympathy with the material declines
which appeared in the London market for
American stocks
There was very little change in any o.
the chief factors of The situation over
night. The strike in the steel trade ap-
peared to he less promising of early set
Element and on the other hand the labor
troubles in the anthracite coal region
showed decided turn Tor the better Co
p:ouS rains were reported throughout thu
Western States Expectations were com
monty held that the bank statement to-
morrow would make . very strong show
ing as has been forashadowed in the pro
nouncod ease of money throughout the
week
NJ pa tii'iA s'seit4sl sNs1S .N' GA
the declines in American stocks in Lon
don aside from the execution Of very
heavy profit-taking orders in that mar
ket Both st Paul and Union Pacific.
which have been the recent conspicuous
leaders Of the railway list were decidedly
reactioHary at the opening, probably on
the absence Of any confirmation Of re
cent ruuOrs linking those companies
Southern Pacific. on the other hand. was
comparatively firm as were New York
Central, Pennsylvania. and Louisville and
Nashville
Among the speCialtics there was a fur
ther sharp advance in General Electric
on an unusually large volume Of business
After the early dealings the general
market showed a much improved tendency
and in some instances rallied sharply The
gains continued during the morning hours
and gave the market a much better look
The Gould issues were especially strong
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
SUES FOR HEAVY DAMAGES.
a Woman Brings Action Against a
street Railway Company.

Elizabeth T. Lane today filed suit
against the Metropolitan Railroad Com
pauy 10 recover $4,000 claimed as dam
ages for personal injuries II is explain
ed in the bill that on June 2 last. the
plaintiff was passenger on one Of the
Cars Of the defendant company and that
while attempting to aIght from it at the
corner Of Eleventh and + Streets she
was seriously and permanently injured
The plaintiff alleges that the car upon
which she vas riding was started with
ont notice and that she was thrown 10
the ground with great violence. and as
result of the accident she states her
hip was dislCcated and she was otherwise
permanently injured
Davis K Tucker are named as counsel
for the rIaiut5f
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
The Brewers Defeat the Athletics.

The game at Milwaukee yesterday be-
tween the Athletics and Brewers result
ed in Il victory for the Brewers, but only
after the hardest kind of battle Haw-
ley and Bernhard both being very effec-
tive The score
RHE-
Milwaukee. / Q x :
PHILADELPHIA 0 0 0 0 l o. S ,
Extraordinarily and MaIoney; Bern
hard and Powers
Earned Milwaukee. l. Philadcl-
pFia / TwO-base hit-Hawley- Three
base hit-Dolan. Stolen base-I-aJole- Sac
rifce hft-Hogrievcr Struck out-By
FIarlev- ,. by Bernhard. /. Double plays
-Cunrcy. Gilbert. and Douahue 90: Davis
and La oie Left on bases-AILwauke2.
2 PhHadeIphia. ;. Umpire Sheridan
Time of game. l hour and - miru:es-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
HORSES DASH INTO a STORE.
An Exciting Runaway in the BusI-
ness section To-day.

A two-horse team the property Of the
District Street Cleaning Department, took
fright this afternoon, near the corner Of
L Street and Massachusetts, Avenue
northwest, and ran away, dashing into
store near the corner Of Ninth and q
Streets northwest. breaking down the
door and damaging the store TO the ex-
tent Of 80
The driver escaped injury by jumping
from the wagon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19

- of SIS.191.G era new stock at pa. Stock
holders viii he allowed To subscribe 70
20 per cent Of their holdings 1t is inter
e%tinE to note that the payment 81 the
August dividend on Illinois Central will he
the uiusTy-third made by the company
the total distributed in cash in dividends
up to this time being S12.s5l-<S-t- IhiS rep
resents an average payment OF s. per cent
per auuUm upon the capital Of the com
rgVE-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
Gall, OF Write for Chart.

Charts Of diseased organs furnished.
MiCrnscOpicaI examination OF Germs free
to patients. English. German, and French
spoken. Book on Germ Diseases free by
mail Home treatments provided With
these facts before you the Rice Medical
Society invites you 10 call. or write for
chart
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
GIFTS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Mrs. FrIzzeII's VIII Makes Such Be
quests TO Grandchildren.

Margaret a. FrizzeI by her viii filed
today leaves to Richard Frizzen. her
gra adson, gold dollar, and a scent
piece 70 be used as his first contribution
70 his Sunday school.
similar beqUests are made to Paul and
Willie FrizzeH TO Maggie Walker is left
sos. The testatrix directs that the re
mafnder Of her estate be divided among
her children.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
you're OF BLOODY
| DISEASES ]

Those who had them lived IN veritabIe
tomb of despair waiting for the end.
satisfactory Il assumed that certain
drugs were positive specifics but that
every Blood Disease would run its course.
There were certain stages through which
each must pass, and nothing would pre-
vent that.
Finally most Of the 6octors came to the
conclusion that the infectious ones could
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
(WHITE G0RPUSCLES)
| IN TIE BLOOD J

INC HT0od were Tor a long Ume a puzzle .
psychologists The discovery OF the na-
tUre and function of these startled the
scientific world Il was found that these
corpuscles are friendly. living organisms.
brought into existence by the spleen ana
that the blood is their home and habita-
ton. Millions of them float in its cur
rent Ike the trout in a mountain stream
They are the army Of defence. the silent
watchers of the night. whose sole pur-
pose and function Is to destroy the Germs
that produce disease and death
When they are present in sufficient NUM-
bers to Tepel an invasion by the Germs
there is perfect bodily health. When re
duced in numbers they are unable to eX-
pei the hordes that seek to enter the
blood and, being overpowered. they finally
succumb 20 the deadly Germ foes Of man
The minute, poisonous Germs then faSten
upon the system multiply with frightful
rapidity and proceed with the work
which is 30 destroy the system attacked,
and were It not for medical science they
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
(GERhS PRODUCE
| BLOOD DISEASES

tdglOuS or infectious. bet all diseases from
Germs entering the blood are not known
as Blood Diseases Those that pass I'M
der this desi- nation are such as produce
sores, ulcers polls. and CarbuucIes. those
known private diseases that produce
all the narrowing and hideOuS symptoms
known as blood poisoning those that are
inherited known as blood taintsr those re-
sulti1g from decayed animal tissue and
poisonous wounds.
Nearly all she manifestatio Of Blood
Diseases are seen OF felt in the skin.
scalp. hair. mouth, bones, and brain.
Blood poisoning Of a private character
visits punishment unto the third or fourth
generation. when there is scrofuIa and in
sanity When improperly treated, or if
not treated at all. blood poisoning runs
on to frightful and sometimes tragic
end Often the nose and palate are eaten
away, the voice destroyed Often the
blood vessels are rUptuTed. causing par
alysis or apopleXy- Often il causes loss
Of hearing. loss of sight and always a
loss Of intellectual VIEor- II IS spectre
Of decay and decline that leaves its VIC
tim only at death. that it may pursue the
genera lions that come after
The after-effeCtS Of Blood Diseases are
felt in the reduced power Of the hear.
kidneys. and lungs to perform the work
assigned them and they lay the founda-
ton for many chronic diseases of the
nose, ears, and throat, making these dis
orders doubly difficult of cure.
With men the lingering effects are often
shown in the decline OF manly vigor and
in various ways not proper to print here
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-19
A Mountain
SS'oO Excursion . .. %
To Hotel Chautauqua,
MorNTAIN - PARK.

rr, 49, ~ = y y IN,
Friday and Saturday, July 70 and %, Until Non
day evening.
Delightful raullles quiet Hoozs restiul retreats,
delightful scenery; 2, so feet above sca level
Rouni-trip tickets. including lodging and meals
at Hotel Chautauqua until Monday evening, 50 80
Railroad tickets extended 10 days Or more or pay
ncnt Of $50 additional, and hotel sccomy1cdz-
tions for same extended time IT $50 10 so
per day Hotel coach free.
Trains leave B. and 0. station at $40 a. n.
FRIDAY the 10Th and I9.05 a. n. and 3:s5 p n
on Saturday, 2Dth. Tickets on sale AZ B. and
O. Office 18th and y Y ave or at of3ce Of
WARREN CHOATE, Kellogg Building. 1916 E
St Call and get circular ei7-2
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MONEY To LOAN at BIZ to ) per cent, in sums
G; 81 coo to $4,000 D. c. real estate: pay od
and 8 Ger cent mortgages and begin anew; ali
transactions conducted with economical consider
ton for borrowers. WI. Il SAUNDERS & co.
l407 ST. NV
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Loans made within three hours from the time
vou apply. We loan for the interest only, and
do not want your gooC7, so you need have no
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