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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14


words used among them are said 10 be
Of purely Latin origin. The book is re
ported to be impracticable IS a popular
publication, but TO be of interest to phi
lologists-
a Louisiana man in the War Depart
ment says that the Republicans Of his
State keep busy inventing names for
each other The names used now 10
designate the two factions IF Louisiana
Republicans are Lily White and Black
and Tan The latter is supposed TO con
tain the majority Of the coIOTed voters.
4 Treasury official gives it out that
the new mint in Philadelphia Is about
the finest thing in the country It is
nearly completed now and the cost is
81, 400, 600. II is said to be the most
artistically modelled and best equipped
coin factory in the world. It varies in
arrangement from the old mint in that
spectators can stroll along high gal
Ieries and see every process Of the
work instead OF having 10 Ieep through
little dingy windows, as visitors have
been doing for many years.
Mr.. Frank Terrell, who re zigned a few
months ago from the Census Office force
10 go to Texas farm is IL the city
He is a son OF Col. l. II. Terrell. OF the
Treasury Department. He is one OF the
most versatile and accomplished of
young men and is popular everywhere
He is manager Of one Of the largest
and finest farms In Texas.
Mr. NJ N Mitchell, Of The Government
Printing Office. who is prominent
member OF the Spanish war veterans
organizations, and who is TO go with
the President u Detroit in October as a
guard, is on on his vacation. He viii
spend a few weeks at Point Lookout
Mr.. J. F. Mccormick. OF Mississippi,
an employee of the Government Print
ing Office. has returned from a visit to
his old home at Meridian Mr. McCor-
mick is one OF tie leading members Of
Columbia Typographical Union and
served for a few years as treasurer He
las been active in the affairs OF the or
/ Eanization from the first. and ranks as
/ enc Of the most intelligent and useful
/ Of the members.
/ Mr.. J. NJ Baker, assistant librarian Of
the Senate, wiz leave this week for
I stay Of a few weeks at his old home.
! LowrdesvilIe s. c. Like other South
CaroliBians in the city. he is much in
terested IN the primary elections to be
held on the 18th, AMI which hold this
year more than their usual interest
Mr. Thomas L Jones, Of the Govern
ment Printing Office, viii leave this week
for an extended vacation trip He viii
go TO Niagara Falls, New York, Thou
sand Islands, and into Canada, and viii
/ be absent several weeks Mr.. Jones IS
fine musician aGd is the director Of
music at the Eastern Presbyterian
Church. He is the chairman of the en-
| tertainment committee OF the Columbia
/ Typographical Union, and frequently ap-
pears at concerts and entertainments
held in the city.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
Ribbon Remnants.
Silk Remnants.

SIIh hEEIUaHiS-
Remnants Of AlI-siIk Fine 24-iach
Twilled S@tin-fnish Foulards. Heavy
Corded lash Silks Plain White
Japanese Habutaf SILK. Fancy A00
Hemstitch TaHeta. etc. Sold EkS,
up 10 SOC Remnant price. ~
Short lengths OF imported Satin
Liberty. Figured Foulards and fne
grade Colored Taneta. Fancy Tai
feta. Black japanese Habutai silks.
Black PIsse Tafeta. Fine Black Tai
feta Plain Satin Liberty. etc This
seasons latest. styles Sold = OC
UP as high as S1-00 All to go XXI
at! ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

Dir. George Y. Davis. one Of the mes
sengeTs Of the Interior Department. Is
popular Georgian. He came from Up
son county, the home OF many Of the
most distinguished Georgians. He came
10 the department under Hon. Hoke
Smith
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

Mr.. J NJ Baker, assistant librarian Of
the Senate. viii leave this week for
stay Of a few weeks al his old home.
LowEdesvilIe s. c. Like other South
CarolIBians in the city. he is much in
terested IN the primary elections to De
held on the 10Th, AM which hold this
year more than their usual interest.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

M James HALEY, the veteran head
carpenter Of the Department of Agri-
culture, is of on vacation He Is down
on the Potomac enjoying a season Of
quiet. Mr. HALEY has been connected
with the department for forty years and
knows more OF the history OF the
grounds than any employe He was
the carpenter in charge OF the work in
some Of the forts about Washington
during the war.
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Mr.. George 5. Fletcher, Of the Govern
ment Printing ONCE. is one OF the mill
tary enthusiasts of the big Office. He has
been q member of the District National
Guard for over three years, and Is an
active and valued member Of the First
Regiment He is q native of the Dis
trict, but was appointed from Louisiana
He is one Of the most popular Of the
printers, AID is useful and active
member OF the Typographical Union.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23
AlPHOkSO WILL VISIT
MARRIAGEABIE PRlNCESSES.
Affairs of State Require That the Young King Shall Wed Soon After
He Succeeds His Mother us the First Person in Spain He
Will Be Sixteen Years old When He "Comcs of
Age" May IL, His Coronation Day.

ton. The very grandeur Of vast extent or
the boys various palaces only emphasize
TN" contrast between the iInpoNerlSntu
Spain nf to-day and the magniiicencc of the.
Empire tina once dominated all Europe. IN
Ia whose Golfers gold kept tumhling from
every IuIut Of the compass. ana that held
the Western continents in the hollow OF her
hand.
To-day Spain. shorn OF her colonies. is a
SvCGnd-rdte Power. WIKI a dlSJrSdIlzeu
army-SCm" IF which il would lik" 10 dis
hand. II il We're not that tn" discharged
troops. bitter because uf the loss Of the
only employment they understood, would
l." sure 10 become republicans forthwith:
with a navy that has not existed since the
"VtrW h"lmigc disasters -: Manila Bay ana
: rt!a-". w;h = Naval Department which
ha= cos, tin country just as much since
The navy ceased L. exist as II did before;
wHh . great swarm Of priests exempt
from taxation and from punI>hments for
60 im'. with corruption in Government de
lHtrtu"ut<. a custom Of such long Standing
that III" public takes II f"r granted: with
a pol teal system; by which the results Of
a national election can be f"r"t0ld the day
before Tho election Is he'd. with the great
manufacturing CITY ~ barcelona Seatting
with revolt and bI"nGShri and anxious to
Join itself ~ France. with the whole cuun-
ny =rumhiin- and growing with di-coI-
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Paris. March @2-Pale nar~row-chcstci.
sensitive little Kimk Aiphonso Mi Will BE-.
in the ordinary course II events. the most
interesting person in Europe for the next
TWO months.
He comes of age May Il. aud takes the
oath. climbs into his throne ana succeeds
his mother as the frs, person in Spain.
Thereafter. if his health permits. he Is
going Ia make his first tour o' the CONT
nent and inspect the available supply Of
marriassablc Princesscs. He is only LIN
Spain royalty comes "f age" NJ li-tI.t
affairs "f state require that "a marriage
should Il" arranged At once.
1t would he harI 10 ir:SEiu" "a morn pa
thet.c figure than this gallant litti" King
being led about through tine courts OF Et.-
rope that prospective bidders may gtJ Il
look AT the goods. Afterwards it will h.
The Spanish Premier who concludes the ar
raugementS.
HOY much money ami how much polit-
zeal Influence" he will say IN effect. Is
Spain offered for the title II Queen II one
OF the prUudest nations on Garth
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23
ACTRESS MADE A STAR
BY
HYpNOT|SM..
Under the Strange Spell She Carried
the Audience by Storm
Famous in a Night.

Doctor John u. Q~uIckenbos. professor
IN Columbia University, New York. as,
toniShcd his associates Of the Medico-
Legal Society the other night 10y telling
them how Il Young actress bounded in
10 fame in a single night under the hyp-
motto spell. II * the ease of Il Trilby
in rca! life: not the trick of Il chaIiatan,
hui a sober. ."rUal accomplishment Of
la'ter-day science. The Row Trilhy is
II fayvrite with th"aIcr coerS. Her first
appearance ~ the stage WIS made at 4
Nrw York th"atcr. when, under the hyp-
E"iic spell. III" carried the audience by
storm: she WIS called before the cur
tain again and again-at Il bound she
was famous. The press of the city
united in applaudinS her splendid work.
This Is only one of the many marvelS of
This wonderful power. The American
College Of Sciences of Philadelphia has
recently ISSUED 4 new book by twenty
eminent hypnotic specialists, which is
being distributed free throughout the
country for the purpose of educating
and protecting the public. Ii is II OF
'4a' MUS N'llh anu laStIilalllE WpThS
ever written. 1t is richly illustrated
with the finest engravin-S. and its vivid
descriptions IF the practical uses and
possibilities of this marvellous mind-pow-
eh Ill L with awe and amazement.
Among thcfmany intensely interesting
SUBJECTS treated are: How To hypuotiZe
instantancOTsly: how Ia influence a per
son secretly without his knowledge:
how TO develop Personal Magnetism and
use il in business. society. etc: power
of the human VIII; how to cure the most
obstinate diseases AMI had habits hy
magnetic forces without drugs or medi-
cines; how 10 make people like you: how
20 win in business. i'll society. in love:
any n can develop personal magnet
ism rules which will absolutely develop
this power within n short time: the
transmission of thought: the develop
ment of soul power: how 10 make a
business man listen 10 you when he
would send any one else away: how 10
sell a man goods when he does not want
IN buy; a legitimate way TO double your
salary; how to keep people from influ-
encing you; hundreds secretly intiu-
enced and controlled in body and mind
without their knowledge: how 10 i'm
plant n suggestion or command in Il
subjects mind that he will larry out a
week. month or a year hence, just as
the hypnotist may wish; how 10 hypno-
tie by mail or by telephone: how 10 de
velop within yourself that inward pow
or. that force of character. which i'll
stantly gives you 4 control over people
without saying a word or making a
single gesture. For the benefit of the
public we wish 10 state that il you will
write the American College of Sciences,
Dept. 123 J., 400 Walnut street. Fhila-
delphia. Pa. n cop of the above book
Will be sent TO you lay mail absolutely
free of charge. The college guarantees
This offer TO be absolutely genuine. with
no conditions attached. II is proposed
10 give away several thousands of copies
of the book so that the public may learn
the wonderful secrets of this marvellous
hut much misunderstood science.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

used tobacco since. You remember / had to
give the medicine TO him on the sly. in his
coffee. II is the incest tobacco cure in the world.
1t saved my husbands life. How thankful l am
20 you for your remedy. Before I gave him the
Tobacco-Speciic his heart was SO bad that he
could not sleep Of nights. and he was troubled
with his bowels most OF the time We thought
his nerves were gone. but they were not. for
Tohaccc-Speciic brought them back as quiet as
a childs. He sleeps now like a log. and looks so
well that every one speaks about IT," Mrs.
Emma Wing.
Men who have smoked and chewed tobacco for
years have marveled at this easy way TO quit
tobacco. Cigarette fends who have tried with
out result all the drugs and anti-tobaccos known
have found their desire for tobacco In any form
entirely vanished in a few days with this wonder
full remedy so that tobacco IS positively dis
tasteful to them. Write Rogers Drug and Chemi-
cal Co. 2as5 Fifth and Race SITS. Cincinnati.
O., for a free trial package and see how easy IL
is to quit tobacco. You can put IL in any food
a. drink without any danger Of discovery. for II
is t~asteless and harmless. hut II cures forever
and at once all desire for the tobacco in any
form.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23
SAYS NEGLECT KILLED BABY.
Mrs. Crane Asks Brooklyn Author
tiles to Investigate Nursery.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

RFPCBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. March 22.-Belieying that her
child's death was due TO the neglect OF the
nurses attached to the F1atbush Nursery,
Mrs. Josie Crane of No. s6s Bergen street,
Brooklyn. asked Coroner F1aherty TO make
sn investigation OF the methods OF the in
stitution.
Mrs Crane says she visited the %.nstitu-
ton last Wednesday and found her child
neglected.
Il remained in the ward over an hour
and none Of the attendants came in to see
IL anything was needed" she said. The
twenty children were all crying. and seemed
30 be IN great distress. took my baby to
ST. Christopher's Nursery on Monday. bu.
1t was too late. I am sure my baby's death
Is due TO the neglect Of the Flatbush
Nursery"
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matism. neuralgia. nervous headache. or
hirbIy nervous condition Of the body or
mind: If your face is pale or your skin
rough. your hair falling out. you should
take the great tonic Goa PhOra at once
Whether il he caused by disease. neglect,
change of life, preparation to become u
moth.r. or the period OF budding maiden
hood. Xoa Phora is the one great tonic rem
eiy that will always cure, strengthen and
revivify- II cheerfully recommend tie
great tonic Zoa Phora to my suffering SIS
fe-s as a perfect medicine for all female de-
rangements. Seven years ago | was trou-
hlej with leUcorrhea and liberation. | took
three bottles of Zoa Phora and was cured
narfectIv with never a return OF the disease.
I know that il VIII do everything that il Is
recommended to do for women. Mrs. r. T..
cryIie. Salida. Colorado" To the weary
shcp girl or woman nearly dead from the
1rairs of female weakness. aggravated by
landing on her feet all day, Zoa Phora. the
great woman tonic, brings sure relief ani
new strength.
Get n dollar bottle of Zoa Phora at the
nearest drug store. or the Zoa Phora Co..
kalamazoo Mich, will send 10 YOU prepaid
on receipt of price. II Is no experiment as
hundreds of grateful women testify daily.
The doctor is Away glad to answer oues-
lions. DO not hesitate to write for informa-
tion.
We will be glad to send you a large trial
hottie free upon receipt OF lhc. TO cover post
age and packing, Address Zoa Phora Co,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
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For Sick
Women.
Zoa Phora. TIE Only Tonic For Worn
Out. Brcken-Down Women Or
Young Girls Who Are On
Their Feet All Day.
Gives. New Strength, Tingies the Nerves
Quickcns the Biosd. Brightens the Mind.
Puts the Bloom of Perfect Feaitn
On the Cheeks and lures All
Weaknesses Of Women.
TRIAL BOTTLE MAILED FREE.

Zoa PhOra is the only true tonic for tired,
pale. s:ckly women. II ~revives them. awak-
ems their nerves. tones up their stomachs.
brightens their eyes. and gives 10 their body
the elasticity and buoyancy of youth. II
you suffer from female weakness. leucor-
rhsa. suppressed or painful monthly periods.
falling or displacenents. flooding. ulcera-
ton, laceration. weak or lame back. disor-
derei liver or stomach. sick kidneys, rheu-
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Ladies Cure
Tobacco Habit.
Mrs. Emma Wing, Mendon, Mich,
Tells How Easily 1t Can Be
Done Secretly at Home,
Trial Package Mailed Free to All Who
Send Name and Address,.

The one box Of Tobacco-Specifc you sent mo
ever three months ago cured my husband en-
tirelT OF chewing and smoking. and he has not
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23
DIVORCE CASE DISCONTINUED.
Doctor rronk Says witnesses
Sworc Falsely Against His Wife.

~REFTEIIr SPECIAL
~Puughkeepsi-. y. Y. March The sen
:1rcrCr James ". Cronk Of Hyde Park
r@ainst his wife has come 10 a sudden end;
n. said today that they We're r"conCiled
after a.. had learned that two witnesses had
sworn falsely about Mrs. Cr"nk.
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Injured in Trolley Wreck.

Fall River. March Z2.-Seven persons were
injured three OF them seriously. in a troll
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had no more conception of the vast improvements that nave nee
made in specially practice since their graduation than the student
who IS just beginning. attribute Ill lac "f important n"wirhSe
10 the fact thai they have been required To treat Il lease of fever one
day. set Il broken limb the next. attend to "bStetrcal practice the next,
etc. until their time and thoughts we're 50 d'ldcd that 1t was lmiHs-
sible for them To keep abreast of the times i'll any spa cial branch. [
rcicat what have 80 FIR uuently said before. that medicine and II
gerry cover too much territory for any II man tn master, The grass IS
certain Ia roy unIrr the feet Of any doctor who attempts more than
hr can do we'll.
have made IL special study If the.trcatnnnt of CHRONIC, NE5V-
GUS AND SEXUAL DISEASES of men for many wears. and iay" been
uniformly sucrcssful in my practice. 10 which over te Thousand cured
patients will gladly testify. The great secret Of my success has been
that both rich and Door alike receive my very best Scrvices-my whole
energy has been concentrated ~ my Speciiltics and not scattered
over the entire field of medicine and surgery. Each cas- rec,i:"s
careful and thorough constitution and Is treated on its merits /
fs1 discover and remove the caISn or rect of lin" disease. and once
this has ben accomplished. | viii quickly restore Won Ia what nj
lure intcndtd-a healthy and happy man.. with physical. mental and
sexual powers complete.
If Won are suffering from any of the above diseases. or any de
ranreln.n or weakness of the sensitive organs of the Pelvic system.
| want Won tn carefully inveSti-l c my system al treatment and snc
res in curing these diseases. | will answer any question You may
wish 10 ask.
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". A. COOK, N. ID, Or COOK s1 H 1a2Se s4. eeMr : A Csws y

rs,-.,r accident near Portsmouth. Il. |.
The cnr jumped the track at Quaker Hill
.rl nm = distance II sixty feet of the
rail. finally bringing up against q stone WALL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

Varicocele, Hydrocele, Sexual
Weakness and Reflex Disorders,
Structure, Gonorrhoea and
BLOOD POISON The most learned professors

eign countries and the best teach.
ers and hospitals of America. regardless of expense, have been
sought. while no amount of labor or careful research has been spared
in fully equipping myself for the successful performance of my pro-
fesSi"nal duty 70 every patient repcsing trust in me. until to-day 1
doubt if there is Il single county in the United States that does not
contain some who can testify to the superior merits of my treat.
mcnt. cure VARICOCELE OR HYDROCELE permanentlv.
NERVOUS AND SEXUAL DEBILITY in the shortest possible time,
according. 10 complications o the severity of the case. ACUTE CON
ORRIfOEA and the worst forms of BLOOD POISON. make no charge
for private consultation and give each patient a legal contract in
writing TO hold for my promise. Is it not worth your while to inves.
tigate a cure that has made life anew to multtudes of men? If YOU
cannot call at my office. write your symptoms fully. My home treat
ment by correspondence is always successful. Address
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MEDICAL ADVANCEMENT!

I especially solicit patients who have been unsuccessful. in thir
search for Il cure. mel who are sincere and earnest in their desire 40
he cured. and who realize the seriousness of their condition. and Will
appreciate successful. scicntii" treatment and a permanent cure
am doing Il strictly legitimate practice and realize that cured patterns
are my hest means of advertising" | recognize no superior and but lew
equals in the successful prac1ic" of my Specially. When you place
Yourself in my care YOU may rest aSsured that you Will receive tie
very best treatment obtainabe. and that you will be cured in the
shortest time possible.
Ny methods of treatment are distinctly my OWL and original.
In preparing myself for the degree of doctor of medicine was struck
with the IDEA that if my examinations for the degree could have been
limited tn two or thr, studies instead of ten II fifteen, as all schools
IT Tuirc. how much easier it would have been for me to thoroughly
master them. This ;hou@ht 81 once applied in my practice after
leaving college. and have srradfu>tIy refused To treat or divide my
time upon anything except the class of diseases selected
asV ENE HE Y TrEE In the voluminous list Of human
ills there are none which demand
more prompt AMI careful treatment than the class to which have
devoted the nest part of my life. realize how utterly impossible it
is to cover the entire field of medicine and surgery and be thorough
mpnt of
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From wear To wear il will he oh
served that the various authors iii
medicine and surgery find il ne"cS
sary Ia change their works. rear
range them and frequently rewritc
whole chapters on important sab
~jrctS. The book at time of publira-
ton WAS perhaps up Ia date and
gave all the information to the SIN
dent that WAS reliable. and really
WAS the best that could then be OBJ
tanned. However. IL textbook tn
medicine that is five wears old now
adays iS 81 far in The ear that
there are absolutely no demands
for il. and the author finds il ncccS-
.sary Ia rcWrite the same in order
that il may he of any profit 10 the
author. or that the physician and
student HAY get the advantages of
TIE new Developments in the vari-
Gus channels of pra"reSS from time
to time. ! have had physicians visit
with patients frequently who