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her brother leave a cab and enter the cafe of the Hotel Ritz. one of che most fashionable cafes in the city. That was the last 1 saw of them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
Physicians Give
Eczema UP, BUT
Zem1a=Cura Cures
lit Every Time.

You often hear Of hopeless cases. OF Eczema;
Of people who have tried everything recommended
by eminent physicians without being relieved, to
say nothing Of being cured The fortunes Of this
disease terrible, and TO be a victim OF Eczema
is most pitiable. 1t claimed to be incurable.
All this true once. but IL is now longer
true. No matter how bad the may be OF
what duration, ZEMA-CURA will Eczema,
Hives Eruptions and skin diseases Of all kinds.
ZEMA-CURA bias been used In thousands Of cases
and has not failed to in one instance II
and for all time. No matter what you have tried
or how long you have suffered, you II to your
self to try ZEMA-CURA.
at affords pleasure to testify to the cura-
tive value Of Zema-Cura. For two years / had
been troubled with an itching my back at the
base OF the spine which troublesome. es-
pecially at night, that my constant irritation to
produce relief caused sores could md no REM
edy until a friend recommended your preparation.
Before had used a bottle the itching had entirely
stopped, the sores were healed and q new ska
formed and / have since had no trouble. ca
confidently recommend it.'-W. w. McAULAsEV
THOS J. JOHNSTON CO.. 80 10th St.. New
York
Zema -Cura is a liquid. applied externally. %
cents and 900. At druggists or the zems-Oura
Co., W. I'D ST., n. Y.
WILLIAMS DRUG STORE. 9th and SITS. A-w.
STEVENS PHARMACY. Penn. ave. and 9th Ut. 3
AFFIECK'S DRUG JT0RE, 1923 Penn. ave. ~
HENRY EVANS, 922 st. NV. ~
THOMAS Il. ATKINSON. 1lth and q sts. ~. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
| Used
DIR. Miles NerVine and
Anti-Pain Pills.
Cured Grip--Did Full
Days Work.
Anti-Pain Pills, the Best
Headache Remedy.

81 wish TO say have used your Anti-Pain Pills
end Nervine for La Grippe and knocked It out and
kept up my full days work. ! have also used Dr.
Miles And-Pain Pills many times during the past
year for headache, and always with gratifying re-
suits. consider them the best of headache RENE
dies. 1 have also used your New Heart Cure In my
family with excellent results. Actual experience
with these three Of your remedies have proved so
beneficial that cheerfully recommend them to
Others. MERRITT NJ. DAYTON, Business Manager
Ithaca Publishing Co., Pub shers Ithaca Daily and
Weekly News. Cornell Daily sun, Cornell Alumni
News, 202 n. Tioga St. NY.
In itself La Grippe is very dangerous, but In its
after effects IL is OF the most deadly scourges
that anicts mankind. 1t skaters the nervous sys
tenn, weakens the hearts action and lays the
fever consumes the vitality and the tient
susceptible pneumonia, bronchitis and catarrh.
The best treatment consists of Restorative Nervine
which Quiets tire soothes the brain restores
strength and vitality TO the entire system; DIR.
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, a nerve tonic acting
directly on the nerves OF the digestive organs
causing them to act in a natural and healthy
ner, and Dr. Miles Anti-Pan Pills which speedily
relieve the torture OF headache backache and sore
ness the most common symptoms OF Grip.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle DR.
Miles Remedies. Send for free book on Nervous
and Heart Diseases. Address Dr. Miles Medical
Co, Elkhart. Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13

Miss Wilson was assisted in the concert by
Miss Jennie Glennan. Mr.. Edward H.
Droop and Mr.. H. Parsons accompanies
and Mr. Sol Minister, violinist, and Mr..
Henry Jaeger. 1utist.
The program was opened with a vocal
duet, La Regatta Veneziana," Rossini,
sung by Misses Gould and Burgess. A duet
for two sopranos, Les Bohemiennes, by
Brahms, was sung effectively by Miss Mae
Woodward and Mrs. Adelia Knight Taylor,
and Miss Rosamond Meacham's good con-
tralto voice was heard to splendid adVant-
age in THE Shoogy Shoo," by Ambrose ana
"Gae to Sleep" by Fisher. Among other In
teresting numbers on the program were
Bishops Echo Song with flute obligato.
Miss Josephine Gould; the "Bolero. from
Sicilian Vespers. Verdi, sung by MISS Eta
Noah; "Se Saran Rose" Arditi. with violin
obligato. Miss Eleanor Burgess. and "Ah
fors lui," from 'Traviata," Verdi, sung
by Miss Mae Woodward.
The initial appearance OF the Ceciian La
dies Quartet formed an enjoyable feature
of the program. The quartet Is composed
of Miss Mae E. Woodward, first soprano;
Mrs Adelia knight Taylor, second soprano;
Miss Lillian Tolson. first contraito; MISS
Ella A. knight. second contralto. and Miss
Wilson, director. The first number by the
quartet was Baileys 'Elin Song" which
was sung effectively, Miss Wilson accom-
panying on the piano. The best work OF the
quartet, however. was in their second num-
ber the Lady bird by Cowen which was
sung without accompaniment The voices
harmonize agreeably and the ladies sing
with considerable expression.
The other numbers on the program were:
Love, the Pedlar." German, Mrs. Samuel
Estes: 1.-THE Lass With the Delicate Air"
De Arne, Miss Katie Slater: open Thy
Blue Eyes" Massenet and Isl mes vers."
Hahn Miss Clara Blake; "Serenade." Neid-
linger. and "Du Dist vie cine Blume," Will
son Smith Mrs. H. E. FRANKIE; Sing Me to
Sleep" Greene, Miss Rosamond Meacham
with violin obligato: Les Files de Cadiz."
Delibes. and Mot by the Sun Will Vow
My Love-" DeKoven. Miss Maud Emerson:
Miss Kate M. Ellis; Call Me Back" Denxa,
with violin obligato. Miss Helen Day; Tat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
THE INJECTION TREATMENT.

We can readily understand the popular opposition
which met the medical profession when they nrst
began to administer medicine by hypodermic IN
lection instead of through the stomach. Inc oroi-
nary person could "see'' the medicine in tea
SPOON and generally feel its drastic action In the
stomach But the wise doctor very well knew that
half or more Of the virtue Of his remedial agent
was lost during the digestive process. So the hypo
dermc needle came into use and Is now uhser-
sally employed in all cases where 1t is desirable
to have the remedy in its natural state reach tne
tissues unchanged through the circulation. III.
Sieber has been one Of the most persistent advo-
Gates Of this principle and he attributes much OF
the success Of his complete cure for blood poison
to the fact that 1t is injected directly into the
blood and eradcates the poison and disease there
from The International Serum Toxin Co., 3O0-3O5
Evening Star bldg, 18th and Penn ave-, wash
ington D. c. have cured hundreds Of hitherto
hopeless cases Of contagious blood poison through
the administ ton Of the Sieber serum, the only
human agency through which this dreadful disease
can possibly be cured.
FREE MEDICAL WORK.
Dr. Francis A. Seber. the famous blood poison
specialist has written a most valuable treatise on
je6&18
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
BLOOD POISON NOW Durable.

We have little doubt that the statement that
there is at last a scientific for contagious
blood poison guaranteed and backed 10y responsible
business men, will be the best news to many read
In today's paper DIR. Francis A. Sieber, the
discoverer Of the only serum that is antitoxin to
blood poison, is the head OF the medical DEPART
ment of the International Serum Toxin Co. 300
305 Evening Star bldg, 1lth and Penn ave-,
Washington, ID. c., who guarantee 10 cure the
very worst Of specific blood poison. The
guarantee OF company OF this character 10
something tangible for a prospective patient to
consider. for IT Is given by F. II. Cooper esq,
president. who founded the big Stores OF Segel-
Cooper Co., New York and Chicago, and who IL
one Of Americas foremost and wealthiest mer-
chants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
FUN WITH BRIDEGROOM.
Joking Friends Nail Shoes to Sleeping

A dispatch to the New York Times from
Denver, Col, says: The Pullman Com
pany has made a demand on F. p Wools-
ton a prominent Christian Endeavorer, for
500 damages to the sleeper in which he
made his bridal trip from Denver. The car
was captured by Woolstons friends and
decorated in a unique manner.
Friends of the newly married couple
nailed mems and women's shoes and OLD
horse shoes and banners and things to the
windows of the Pullman sleeper, inside and
out Nails were driven into the car with
as much abandon as II 1t had been picket
no difference where the nails were driven
SO long as they were in the car and held
some legend or old shoe. human or horse.
When the sleeper got back to Denver
from Ogden 1t is stated that 1t looked as II
1t had been the target for a Calling gun.
1t was taken out of service and put in the
shops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
MISS KATIE v. WILSON'S PUPILS.
A Successful Musical Given at the Ma
tional Theater.

There was large and appreciative au-
dience at the New National Theater last
evening in attendance on the annual con-
cert given by the pupils of Miss Katie ".
Wilson. Each number on the program was
rewarded with applause as an evidence Of
the approval of the audience and all the
participants were remembered with flowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
Fired First Gun on Sumter.

From Columbia, g. c., the death is re-
ported OF Major w. H. Gibbs. who Is said
to have fired the first shot OF the civil war
upon Fort Sumter. Major Gibbs was gun
ner in Capt. George James company, TO
whom General Beauregard sent the order to
open fire upon Major Anderson. He served
as postmaster at Columbia under President
Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13

pected to run the apparatus himself. It ia
true that most Paris elevators are about
the size of an exaggerated collar box but
they should be supervised and be operated
from the outside by an experienced person.
The wonder Is that more accidents are not
caused by this petty sort of economy. In
this instance the child drew up the eleya
tor herself. getting in while 1t was still in
motion.
Many Americans prefer walking up sew
erai flights of stairs to trusting themselves
In such traps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
PARIS DEATH TRAP.
Killing of Constance Oracle Causes
Widespread Sorrow.

cablegram from Paris to the New York
World says: The shocking death of Con-
stance Oracle, the twelve-year-old daugh-
ter of Archibald Oracle of New York.
caused widespread sorrow in Paris. The
attendance at the funeral in the American
Church was almost beyond precedent. The
family is staying at the Hotel Tremoille.
The accident has directed attention to
the absurd system of operating elevators
in Paris, where any chance caller IL ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13

much good" Mr.. Cooper modestly observes. The
fact that merchant Of national prominence lends
his name and influence to the Seber serum treat
ment is sufficient guarantee of its value and 10
the reason why many persons have in
fdence to the companys offices in Washington
t30O-305 Evening Star bldg, 18th and Penn. avel
and all Of the leading cities where branches have
been established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13

Edward Burns, sixty-two years old, an
inmate of Soldiers Home, called at the
fourth precinct station last night and told
the police that he had been injured by
falling from a street car. He was sent
tn the Emergency Hospital for treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13

ters" Lane. and I'm Wearing Ava to the
Land o. the Leal," Foote, Miss Lillian Toll
son; More Regal in His Low Estate" from
Queen of Sheba," Gounod. Mrs. Adelia
knight Taylor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13

The completion of the Nile works within
the time specified has. says Sir Joha ARD
resulted in saving to the Egyptian gov
erninent of $4.00o.0OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
A guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Your druggist viii refund your money PAZ0
OINTMENT fails to cure you. 70 cents.
myzs2et
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13

this awful disease, upon the treatment of which
he is now admittedly the highest authority In the
world The book is most appropriately called
Hope" for 1t is only through the remarkable
offer made to blood poison sufferers in its plainly
written pages that ending to the ravages OF this
disease may be obtained. We understand that any
person sending a name and address to Dept. OF
the International Serum Toxin Co., 3OO-305 Evening
Star bldg, 18th and Penn ave, Washington, d.
G., will receive one Of these books free, In pain
envelope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
THE "BIG STORES " FOUNDER.

1t is abrupt but (when explained a natural
transition from managing the biggest department
store business in the world to the establishing and
running Of one Of the biggest medical concerns In
the world. Yet this is precisely the change made
about a year ago by Frank II. Cooper esq, founder
Of the big Stores OF SiegelCooper Co. OF Chi
cago and New York. In the possession Of an ample
fortune with an inclination to travel, at an age
when the desire retire from business is usually
strong, Mr. Cooper deliberately undertook the re-
sponsibility and presidency Of the International
Serum Toxin Co., who administer the Sober Serum
treatment the first and only cure for con-
tagious blood poison since the world began.
II knew Of NO other way in which could do so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
DON'T oB Am
SUFFER
LONGER oNIe nj
WITH SPECIFIC 4

for ncomp
of
who be Athlete whit
ss :s st *. s "%s s s guaranteed s % only 6>eA &
Washington, d.
erof tn Big Stores
Co., New |
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-15
FOR sAIE~-Real Estate:
YOUR CHOICE FOR 81 go.


FOR sALE-Rsal Estate:
YOUR CHOICE FOR 1850.
loo acres. house. rooms. cattle shed and
large barn. s horses. driveway and
NOW; 2 good wells. ] with windmill. s
acres young orchard fenced ard cross
fenced. with hedge and wire. 70 acres
alfalfa. - acres pasture. balance cult
walton. black sarty loan
isl acres. house. s rooms small bsrn.
grazsries and cribs. orchard. acres
fenced and cross-fenced. - acres pas
ture. balance In cultivation
l8e acres. comfortable, well built cot
tsge. fine cellar. large. new. 1~ory
barn good wells az h1e water. wind
mill and tank large cattle shed sprne
fruit. 20 acres bottom. y acres pasture
- acres wheat, crop goes. fenced and
cross-fencec. lard fine sandy loan.
But here's a beauty. DEFY competition
IN style quality Of land. and improve
rnenfs. lsa scres. second bottom HACK
sandy loam land. T-r00ra house well
built Insured for g. %. large z-ss0ry
barn a horre< grsrxry ard rrlfF
other good o1,o1iidings : acres orchard
"a its prime. fenced ard cros.-fehced
with hedge. y acres n~siow. - scrss
pasture balance cuttlratso1. two segIs
OF f7e soft water. elegant from, yard
set In sveTgTsena Pro-. s.
+. g TPOTTER
Room 4. over - -. Main STREET
7Eftx
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FOR SALE-The best money-making feed
business in Wichita. VIII sell cheap
Address Business care Eagle.
'S-Stx
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES An in
come Of Sles9 per year can be secured
by anyone who viii take the trouble 10
investigate our plans: no gold mine, oil
well Or gambling scheme. simple.
straightforward business proposition
The Jumisfa Co, 6l5 Fullerton Bldg,
81. Louis. Mo. s-l5-4t
FOR SALE-K. l. Shanks dairy cows:
some fresh and the others viii be In
March. There is no better cows. and the
price is where they will sell at once
Call and see them AT Nc aosa7 Arkansas
avenue. 7S-erx
BUSINESS CHANCES-We Will pay 10
s per cent weekly on your idle money
Make your savings earn money for you.
Absolute safety guaranteed. Highest
references Money can be withdrawn
without notice. J. c Rose & Co. Tenn
pie Court Bldg, Chicago. 2-l5-It
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FOR SALE-The following properties.
Prices COED for 20 days from date and
subject TO prior sale. Commission VII
go 10 the man bringing the buyer 10
our Office and putting up money.
50 feet. at the northeast corner OF Third
and James. nice shade. a beautiful
view OF the junction OF the two rivers.
which Is Just across the street TO tho
southwest. Price. ss5e. This piece of
ground is only one block 20 car service
and 20 the entrance OF the South park.
But few minutes walk 10 the c0crt
one cs-foot lot at the southeast corner
of Glenn and Hancock. very ni<h
ground Price. $loe. Only one block TO
schooI. and but three blocks 10
Friends university campus.
One lot on fremont IS feet north Of
Gilbert. east front Price. SIS
Fifty feet. east front. on Everett; ave.
nue.. facing Friends university campus
at the southwest corner. Duly I've
blocks from ten-fDinute electric car SER
vice. Continuous cement walks from
town TO within 100 feet 81 this property.
Very cheap at so per lot
No. els Mira avenue large. lo-roorn
house. facing the Friends university
and Just at the loop CT the street rail-
way. giving ten-Gninute service. = feet
front b. f7S feet deep. good cellar cls-
tern and barn. house cost sz.boo. Price.
No. - Handley avenue. q se-foot cor
ner. with n s-room house. In perfect re-
pair. new front and back porches. god
cellar, large ciSteru. new barn. close Ia
school church and only blocks o. ten
minutes car service This house sets on
hlgh ground. foot above city grade:
could have a cellar 10 feet deep without
fear % water. house is lined with rick
on three sides: r. newly papsred
Throughout and Just painted inside snd
out. Is a bargain and nice home. az
geo. We VIII lay iso feet Of essneat
walk at this price
Three lots on Maple street. 20 feet vest
OF Hiram. less than a block from t~r-
minute street car service. and only ono
block TO Friends university There are
- large shade trees on these lots.
l-otS * and y MunueIi. II 80 fee, vest
CT Senecs. north front. Price. tlOo each.
Lots ~ and - Meridian avenue Rich
nsonf's second addition. cios< TO Orient
shop site location Price. SIS each.
Lots =. Is and Is. Spruce street tta feet
north OF Central. west froat Pries.
tJ each
Abstracts Of title complete &c 81 81 the
above properties. Transfers can -
made IN two hours time. AL ~ these
properties Will be found. ups~ lnvesff-
CATION. 10 be bargains
Alt FRED w ISRAEL
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men On construction work,
track-laying and surfacing; 171zc and DC
per hour; good accommodations; excel
lent board. Apply at Anthony. Kan:
13-12t
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED = Ambitious
young man; travel, advertise $40
month, expenses; experience unneces-
sary. Inclose addressed envelope.
Manager Hughes, Monon Bldg, Chi
cagO. 2-13-lt
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distribute samples for s. daily should
address Standard" Wells, Chicago
2-I5-it
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CHANCES-S4 Is per cent
profit paid by us in December and
January by the sure and safe system
Of the Cooperative Turf Association,
corporation with a capital stock Of
$4,000: doing business under the laws
of the state OF South Dakota and
licensed by the states OF Illinois and
Louisiana and the cities OF Chicago and
New Orleans; accounts in our hands
given especial attention: expert handi-
Gaping and prices furnished TO book
makers and pool-rooms; one good-priced
winner wired each day at an extremely
low price to clients throughout the
country If yoU have idle money, money
TO invest. money that should be earning
money. postal card VIII bring you our
Racing Manual OF Useful Turf inforrna-
ton. with our entirely new and original
plan. Endorsed by press and public and
recommended by prominent banks and
bankers.
Note our big display advertisement on
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tional Bank of New Orleans. The Co
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SITUATION wANTED-MAIE.

WANTED-By married. man and wife,
place TO work on ranch and board men,
or farm. to work on shares, with every
thing furnished. over - years expert
ence on ranch and farm. Reference If
required Call or address &c. M 14
Estelle avenue, Wichita, Kan.
76-fr-Sa-Sll-3tX
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
SEL. 2. =, q, Ford Co 500
NJ NE%. y. 70. 2. Dickinson Co. r1a
~ SEA- n. y. W, Rice Co. $50.
SH,. a. -. - ". Mese Co f21s
81 wv 81 swi.. =. >. y ~. King
sWt4. .. :. =. w. Ford Co. fzssa.
B-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
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FOR SALE
y acres improved bottom lard, 4 niles
% city ~
10 acres. improved isr1. II niles %
city. aDs
60 acres r-s improved b1s.1-n Es-t q,
a bargain
lss acres. improved bo-,Srn Iarsd. a.se
= acres. bottom iard GEAR -Coixsch.
Csa
II acres dne improved lard. - acres
blue grass pzrtr-s. ~ fai.es q couafy
-Four lots 5ks feet deep. ofocss % car
nns rood location This L. a sazp. e..
7 have farms Of az kinds ard zixes 20
s>sI al q 5srxzin - you want 20 bay
a farm come ard go rec. I cas- ptfss~
y0a- JOHN FTREfTEg
IT - North Helr-
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FOR SALE-Ten acres. on Twenty-frst
street east Of Lfstie river. s. 20.
320-acre farm. fair improvements, near
BaynevlIle.
10 acres. fair improvements. splendid
land. near Kechi. g. 10
a. acres near center Of city. cheap.
= feet. 2-story building. first block, -.
Main. A bargain.
Also large list OF Sanchas. farms and
city properties. at bargains.
b. r. NICHOLS.
Room 8. IL r. Douglas.
z-Ifu
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WANTED-One hour a day
devoted TO selling our fire flint cooking
ware as side line. VIII net you from
$50 to $50 a week. Only earthen ware
made guaranteed against breaking in
oven from heat. Sells easily in every
town. For particulars address Inland
Pottery Co., st. Louis Mo. 2-15-1t
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REAL roR SALE.

FOR SALE
fS feet. southeast corner Market and
Thirteenth. $3.50. Offers considered
Owner anxious for quick sale
.s-sun-r DEAN GORDON.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A clean stock
OF groceries and fixtures. in running or
der. Inquire owner. lS22 Z. Douglas.
55-tu-we-sa-su-tf