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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28
Or. 7 GUILFORD'S ESCAPE
Bridgeport Police Insist That
She Is Under Arrest.


BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. %, 1885,
When shown the dispatch from London,
stating that all track of DR. Nancy
Guilford the alleged mutillator of the
body OF Emma Gill had been lost this
morning. Superintendent of Police Birm-
ingham said: i do not believe it. She is
under arrest The police here claim the
credit of locating the Guilford woman.
They ordered here apprehended in Eli
mira, and Montreal The police at both
places sent back word that she had slip
ped out after the dispatches had been re-
ceived.
Locally the situation presents no par
ticularly new phase 1t is true Fred
WeIch, the reputed lover of Eudora Gull
ford, who was questioned at length by
the police, yesterday, and at the conclu-
was again summoned before the police
today. However it was only on suppo-
sition that he knew things that he did
not diNulge, but today examination was
not amy more fruitful than the one of
yesterday. Incidentally, Superintendent
Birmingham remarked this morning that
during his experience of more than a
quarter of a century he never met a
more slippery woman than Nancy Gull
ford, but his belief is that as she Is re-
ported within the official tolls there is
no possibility OF her escape. and her re-
turn to this country is only incidental to
the delay attendant upon the receipt of
extra dition papers.
LONDON, Sept 2S lS9S.-The detectives
have lost sight of the woman, supposed to
be DIR. Nancy Guilford, they shadowed
after the arrival at Liverpool yesterday
Montreal, and they are now ransacking
the London hotels and boarding houses.
Up to the present the police have not
found any trace of the traveller.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28


ment. and If our soldiers IN the Held nay
Jared Ill no stain lies at our door. It elq
Its duty with George Dewey as ms guns
broke the stiffness Of the peaceful sunday
morning on the bosom of Manila Bay II
shotted the guns with Schley at Santiago,
and it scaled the heights with w Wheeler al
San Juan. s,s..s.-
the nation desired to shower her choicest
gifts. She poured forth her treasures
with lavish hand. The instruments
these bountiful resources were untitled
for the task The dishonor lies at the
door OF the War Department. nay, It may
soon lie across the thrssnola 81 me 9reSlI resi-
stories of camp and field are burned into
the heart The soldiers staggering home
under this load Of affliction, haggard, wan
and stricken with disease are wards OF
the nation and will now i last be COM
forted The Republic in anguish Of heart
exclains to the President in tones more
bitter than that OF the aged Angus tus:
s.varus Varus, give me back my legions.
We demand that no guilty man escape.
rigid investigation must take place.
We shall hold the Republican party to
ity not to be evaded by official indiffer-
ence or by the frozen sneer OF Cabinet
Minister.
party in this State sank fainthearted be-
meath phenomenal majority. There may
be difference of opinion concerning the
platform which he stood. but there
can be no difference concerning the spirit
ed contest waged by William j. Bryan
for the high office Of President of the
United States. Last year the rising tide
of Democracy in this State engulfed our
opponents. This year the premonitory
signs evince similar triumph We want
the vote of every Democrat in the State
There can be no success but in absolute
union. Count that man no longer friend
who seeks to SOW the seeds of fratri-
cidal strife Let us wage battle in this
campaign in which every conservative
citizen can give US his unqualified sup
port. We welcome all beneath our flag.
The dawn is at hand. Already the purple
colors the east with glory. With our
standards full high advanced-the stand
ards of a rejuvernated and reunited De-
mocracy, let us go forth again and com
quer.
Mr. Gourley,s speech was. well received
and his reference to the Republican at
tempt to profit by the success of the war
and escape ignominy for It's abuses was
cheered wildly. When he spoke of the
two years ago. the convention went wild.
and the cheers and APPLAUSE lasted some
ti1ne. There was much applause at the
end of the speech and three hearty cheers
were given for Gourley.
Senator Daily arose to make motion
and received a hearty reception The mo-
tion was merely routine. The call of the
counties for members of the sper1nanent
committee followed. When Robert Davis
applause. Mayor Hinchliffe, of Paterson.
was also warmly received when he ans
swered for Passaic. The committees then
adjourned to 2.30 F. NJ
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28
THE PEACE COMMISSION
A Paris Newspaper Says Sen-
ator Gray Is Against
Expansion.
TBy Cable to The Associated Prssa.l.


PARIS, Sept. 2S. 1Sss.-The United States
Peace Commission went into session ar
eleven o'clock this morning.
The sGauloisH says:-.sIn spite of tho
mystery surrounding the matter. we ars
able from high source to give an OUT
lire of the position of both Commissions.
While the Americans have Instructions
which are more precise than those ok
the Spaniards. there is diversity OK
opinion in regard TO the Philippines SEN
afor Gray is very ardent Democrat. ana
consequently, belongs 20 the party .wnlea
repudiates expansion. He opposes All
annexation, and his opinion. therefore To-
tally differs from thar Of the other four
Commissioners. some Of whom weuid se
content with i coalns station at The
Philippines. possibly Cavite, while others
like Senator Davis, advocate the annex
alton of the whole of the ArchiDelago
The .sGaulois, however, believes that
the Americans. by mutual concessions,
will come to an agreement, and that they
will be large Influenced by Major General
Merritt's reports on the situation.
The Instructions 10 the Spanish Com-
mission. still according TO the Gaulols."
are. briefly TO hold out and make The
best terms possible. Madrid is well aware.
it appears that the conference. at the
best only have to please the Spanish
people and the only hopes entertained
are that the Americans will not abuse
the situation TOO much. Popular sentiment
in Spain ii is added. thinks il better to
! abandon the Philippine Islands than to
keep them under conditions rendering
them ungoyernable.
During the afternoon the American
Commissioners assisted at their nrst for
NAL function in France-their reception
Delcasse. AT three o'clock the United
States Ambassador. General Horace Por-
ter called at the Continental Hotel for
the Americans. He took three OF them
into his own carriage. and the remainder.
with Secretary Moore. followed in anot her
carriage. through the Rue de Rivoli. over
4 r@-t4-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28
EXODUS FROM CAMP WlgOFF.
Only Three Regiments Out of 25,-
600 Men Now Remain.

( CAMP WIKOFF, Sept 2S ls9S.-Depar-
ture of troops continued TO-DAY and now
there are only three regiments in the
camp which a month or two ago had Is
COO men The First Cavalry got away
today There are 73S men in this regi-
ment under command of Colonel Viele.
They are assigned to the Department of
Dakota, and the regiment will be dis
tributed among the different forts in the
department
The hospital ship Lewiston today took
ninety sick men to Providence to be dis
tributed among the various hospitals in
that city She also transported forty
members of the Second and Ninth Massa-
chusetts Volunteers. All had been sick.
hut have recovered and went home on
leaves of absence There were 225 men
in the General Hospital today. and only
one death was reported. Harry Weldon.
of Company K, Second Infantry died
fran tVph0id
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28
MARcHAND NOT ABANDONED.
M. Trouillot Says the Trouble VIII
Be Settled in Paris.

PARIS. Sept. Is, 1Sss.-The ''Gaulois. 7
this morning publishes an interview with
the Minister Of the Colonies NJ. Troillot.
in which he is quoted as saying Ii is not
true Major Marchand has been ahan-
doned. Up To the present. the Minister
added the French Government has only
heard the British version of the Major S
occupation OF Fashoda. and no steps will
be taken in the matter until the French
officer 5 report is received.
The Minister further remarks that one
essential point had been secured in the
avoidance of a collision between the
French and British troops, and that was
that it was here. and not on the Nile.
that the question of Fashoda and other
matters ringing on it will be seltled
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28
Hartnett's Thermom metrical Report
DIED

DENTz-At Providence. r. J., on Mons
day, Sept. q, 1898, Florence De La
H. and NJ. Louise Dentz. aged 13 years
and months
Services at Preston street, ProVidenees
on Thursday Sept. ~ at s p. NJ
Interment at convenience of the family.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28
GEN. MERRITT AT PORT SAID.

BY cable 10 The Associated Pressl
PORT SAID, Egypt Sept 2S 1884,
Major General Merritt. United Stasss
Army Major Strsther. Aife-de- Carsp
Haie and CAPTAIN Most Howell the GeF-
eraFs s SecrV ta4y passed here today 5n
hoard tlae steamer a rcadia, on their w&x
to Marsellles and Paris.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28

Mas the arse Landscape Lawn Cemetery. In
The STATE Lot owners haze no expense for
care OF grounds, nor for fencing. II You need
q cemetery lot tand every family needs one).
YOU will be interested In its beauty and neat
ness lis moderate prices and easy terms 81;
payment. OFFICE in Jersey CITY 2sa washing
TON street. oyer F10yideut Savings Bank. lele
bf1one No. "a.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28
1f4TTERS or 4 .f61r

New Jerseys best fiorr costs 75c more per
barrel than ordinary hour. buk worth dollar
sxfra- Wholesa1e only at d. +. Cieafy Co.'s
stores Greene and Montgomery streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. Sept 2s, 1895. Forecast
for the thirty-six hours ending at eight
NJ Thursday. For New York City and
vfeinity.-Fair tonight and Thursday
warner Thursday; westerly winds becom-
ing southerly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28

An interesting calculation has been
made which shows that pound of
good coal equals the work of one man
for one day One SQUARE mile of seam
Of coal only four feet deep would ex-
sceeed the work of 10o0,0o0 men for twenty
wears.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-28

The best medicine you take is that which
builds solid foundation for health in pure
rich hlood-Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23
Animals That Cycle.

1t may surprise many TO learn that
there actually exist large number of
animals and birds which derive almost
as much enjoyment as human cyclists
from trips on the bicycle. OF course,
considerable time and patience were
necessary to educate them up to the
appreciation of the finest health giving
pastime on earth. As might be ex-
pected, monkeys take an easy first
place after mankind in their regard
of the wheel. Besides these. dogs have
been trained to ride cycles. Members of
the feathered world have proved apt
pupils in cycling, and there are at least
two cockatoos whose command of the BIZ
cycle is as perfect as it is wonderful,
One belongs to the Bellonis, the owner
OF the very talented family of birds,
and, besides ordinary riding, it gives
an aerial performance, riding a tight
wire. The other clever eockatoo was
trained by Mile. Irma Orbasono. and
rides a tricycle.. But these two birds use
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23

| SICK headache, bilionsnpss. constina.
ton and all liver and stomach troubles
can be quickly cured by using those ia.
nous little pills known as DeWitt's Little
Early risers. They are pleasant to TAX e
and never grippe. Janeck Bros. drug stora
The river Nile has it's rises, but those
that do mischief are not frequent. Dur
ing the last thousand years there has
been only one sudden rise of the Nile.
that of 1929, when 10000 people were
drowned.
The editor OF the Evans CITY, Pa.
Globe, writes. Zone minute Cough Cure
is rightly named. 1t cured nv children
after all other remedies failed" 1t
cures coughs, colds. and all throat and
lung troubles. Janeck Bros drug store.
One minute is not long, yet relief is
obtained in half that time by the use of
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t prevents
consumption; quickly cures colds, bron.
chitls, Group, pneumonia. lsgrippe. and
all throat and lung troubles. Janeck
Bros. drug store.
Ex-Presdent Harrison said in his Chi
cago speech the other day: al consider
the American navy, ship for ship, gun
Tor gun, and man for man, unequaed by
any navy in the world to-day" And
President Harrison, though a patriotic
American, has never been accused of ex.
aggeration Of statement or over.entbu
siam.
Mr.. 2. Ketcham, of Pike City, CAL,
says; During my brothers. late sickness
from sciatic rheumatism, amberlain's
Pain balm was the only remedy that gave
him any relief" Many others have testi-
lied to the prompt relief from pain which
this linament affords. For sale at Jan.
eek Bros drug store.
The Kansas City Star says: 1.-THE
man fell with his head across the track
and his head WAS severed from his BODY.
He died instantly"
The farmer, the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to mex pected cuts
and bruises. DeWitts Witch Heel Salve
is the best thing to keep on hand. 1t
heals quickly, and is a well known cure
for piles. Janeck Bros. drug store.
The spectacle OF the New York Jour
nal sueing the New York World for libel
is calculated to call a smile to the face of
wooden Indian.
Scientists have discovered that the
memory is stronger in summer than in
winter. Among the worst foes Of the
memory are too much food, too much
physical exercise, and, strangely enough,
too much education.
II think DeWiti's Witch Hazel salve
is the finest preparation on the market
for piles So writes John G. Dunn, of
Wheeling, w. Va. Try it and you will
think the same. 1t also cures eczem a
and all skin diseases Janeck Bros. ;
drug store
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23

case was recently tried at Eedham,
Mass. in which men Who threw a light
ed tirecracker that exploded near wo-
mans head and affected her hearing was
forced to pay $500 damages. 1t is Just
the time of year when such instances
should operate as wholesome warnings.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23
huii-Fi@htirg on bicycles.

me latest novelty in Spanish bull
nights is to have the matadors on BIZ
cycles instead of horses. The bulls.
of course, seek to puncture the tires of
the wheels.-N. Y. Sun.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23

their beaks for the purpose Of steering
their machines and pedal with their
claws.-London Cycle.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23
GA ST o1TA.
Bear. the n1hs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of &xAzzzzM

The Chief Burgess Of Milesburg, Pa. -,
says DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
hest pills he ever used in his family dur
Ing forty wears Ct housekeeping. They
cure constipation, sick headache and
liver troubles, Small in size, bat great
in results.
The soldier boys on bareback diet
are not remnm herring the Maine exclus-
iyelv. They also remember the bread
their mothers baked.
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PUBLISHER AoTICE-1he onlg as
saoTfzsn tFaFelinZ agent = The Faft-iE-
teii4geaeeT = J. Z Xavier gtsy c3i.aetDrs
are ]. r. GafAc2rf r. T HsWi@g. }
Ha1isf. I. q. Mcff8sge aEa Ar@Jf JghE-
sion. R9stfgasseeg - Ener~ aye oaf
AGENT Pay money 0uly - these ara -
oar resident agents lis fne EArip-ls s.fiea
and towns of The N4rfaw eat.
EEWAKIb@Teu 605afa .tl - ua1 foT
Information leading 80 fste ess1Fiett Dr -
any peTeoU stealing raE.Hs 81 fhiN pa&eF
delivered to sItsscF1berH Ia Seattle.
ADV EN'FfsI ~fi-teffirf noAFs - tie
Post-lutelllgeneef business offlea. Jai4E
until III 3. rs. sunday h9ase. eleH
A, N. 70 ~ g. ttsssH96 asF#fti~ go
ments will - received ap fo tAst time
Advertisement Dnter fAe bead = Last
Found For Sale. For Fselst aHo SITUATIONS
Wanted viii sse Inserted az tht rate %
cent a worf each Insertion. i4yaef8' az
was IL H0EHDas. no advertisement i@-
.s!vad Tor less than = cents.
ADVERTISERS Changes Tor adTer-
tiscmensa lu the SuneAg Fozt-int*isiEsnCer
must b. furnished - i oc.aeA Saturday.
Advertise Heuts Will Dr. received AZ
branch offices ~ the PGst-t etAiiiee nceft
TACOMA BIHEAt-$0, I-13 fae4iic
avenue
EVEKETT-P. X lewis.
sPGkANEJ .. Peterson.
PORT TOW NsE%Ts- Wu. 4. Pfsiaer
BEf.IIMGkFAN HAY-<ew NaAtcC!u.
Parker Eils. Manager.
Of.YAPiA-4l5tz Main street. q. =. Win
STANLEY Agent
VICTORIA. y. c.-Ceorge Msraden.
The following ieffeFa await advertise g
81 this office;
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In 1yJzr 20 secure correct Insertion ee
rDtscss sss1Ex these Aea8szlzz. sag sane
should Dc Isss ~ he 0aks Eess sascs Of ms
p pr. 10 eh2TEe = Sna0& .0F zgeh zS-
ices
Funeral ~ctsees resolutions o. o.hs-
syer5zz auuBta en1eBfs Wa - charged
a. fhs rate Of ~ egFss gar Size saea &C.
sertanr FleT. UT IL. IfrFns 60.
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HA&s1sN-At Ballard Monsay FeDgtssarg
?! fEA - cerfessTas 1-yf I ss#zisu IDA Hskts-
gen. daughter o ST. and Mr. fisteT s. az
ssu. aged years.
NIKDIE~The fsneral cf AuEu fsrdss
vii b. held this morning - l1 oeHc-N =
Butter S5rtas chapel ITsF FslsgEt -
AnMnt Plnaaani esraaferH
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y sNrl. ''-->IooNn-uANn ciorulN

III last ~A~sf PRISE aaas f.r
E#a ksH
Be-. % Se~s $50 ~NeuGe se-sa.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS JET
ferSon Street. Tweaty-first Avenue ard
Twentieth Avenue lrnprnEenlent.


NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS-East JET
fsrson Street. Tweaty-hrst Avenue ard
Twentieth Avenue Improvement.
No.ice i hereby given that sealed pro-
pos2ls VIII ne received by m undersigned
secretary u the heard ur public works
az 10 : o'clock = n Monday. February
portions of East jefferson Street Twenty
first Avenue and Twentieth Avenue ~
constructing 4 pipe sewer along said ave
nues. together with 81 necessary openings
yves. manholeS. i2mnholes. venuiatoys
flushing tanks ana catch-bas{aS. as pro-
videa by ordinance NJ. ace. creating }acal
Improvement district No. 80 and n ac-
ccrdance WIKI the Hlans and Specifications
row on file in the oftise Of The board u
Each hid must be accompanied ~ car-
titled check. payable TO The ORDER 0f ne
city comptroller. for siam not less Ik&a
I've (5t per cent ~ the bid. Ecd nN "a
viii ~ considered ''nlcss acc0'aranled ~
said cheek.
The successful bidder viii he required 20
enter into a contract ard furnish salts
factory bond Cor The amount required by
the city charter ard ne Jaws II the stare
az Washington. vttHin zen days after he
ing notiHed ~ the award % he contract
70 him. falling 90 do -. the said check
ara the amount 8Xed therein will be for-
as q bidder who has w;tnfa Jwo years
prior 70 he letting OF said contract made
default In payment q any inst claim
fer any work or labor performed or any
skin or material furnished pursuant 20
any such contract as herein advertised. or
VINO within said two years failed 10 com
p.ete any such contracts,
Special attention Is called to article xxlH
Of the city charter as now IN force. re}st-
Ing 10 hours Of labor and 20 article
VII. section 81. subs. 1 and =. relating TO
bonds ana suTeties
The board Of public works reserves ne
T.ght 10 re1eCt aNv and al bids
Proposals muse he irdorSed on envelope;
Bids for EaS; jefferson Street Twenty
first Avenue aud Twenty second Avenue
Improvement -
By order cf the board Of uubUc works.
FRANK oLFSON. Secretary.
Date q first publication. February 18TH,
lSsS.
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NOTICE To CAR BUILDERS. Foundries
ard Machine shops Seated bids for the
construction ana delivery ~ fortN-t1Vo,
GU SELF rjgb}iug goaret dump cars FOR
use in the construction Of Gravs Earh1r
JettF Nashfhkto WI he received nntl
received for cars complete or for mate
rial Plans and specifications fttruished
upon application Hale e Kern Contract
20 a4A East " alter street Portland or
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SOCIETY NOTICES
ARCANA Lodge. Sa. 81 r and A. Al
meets second and tear,h Monday each
month
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MASS AGE.

EASTERN LADY gives massage. Fapor
baths and electrical treatment. also corns
cured Third Avenue house. 500 Thjgd,
room q
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Fer RExT-ROoM Ms.
THE BRONSON

TIE E.JN-pN-
- First sTeuGs. elegantly revtS fGT-
rlss-fsl rooms. day CT week. All modern
tEnproE eI1=ssts. elevator. ArepEnof build
lnG
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-a we.l-fsrnsstei S-roon
house. with bath. enc biock from pcsI-
FQa sALE-A good furnished s-roon
FOR sALE-A @-roorn lodging house.
wei furnished; centrally located cheap
FOR SALE-A restaurant. bakery ard
gouts, one q the best II the civ
FOR SALE-A grocery store. good loca-
FOB sALE-A good. paying saloon: cen
FOR sALE-s5ne OF the 5est-loc4ted res
FOR sALE-A S-scon lodging house:
good location
FOH sALE-One o. the hest laendrles IN
the city. clearing So a week
FOR SALE-A general meFcaG rd4se store
sooe sleek. WI sell AZ invoice.
" r hAN ( a good location loE a dry goods
store.
FOR sALE-we have all kinds cf busi-
nesses for sale. eeine and see rs before
purchasing. MAYER REALTY CO.
23-Si-s5 Union block
FEAZELL's GOLDEN GATE EN-
c~4nse has 4 few bargains IN lodging
houses and o;her busIlsss chances.
- iootnS, close IN, that nets so Per
2 . rooms. nets 80 .......-...-......-.. l.s9
~ rooms, nets SO. : 10
50 rOcsIs. transient .... --......-.-..-.- A.5V1
= rooms. bets $50 ....-..--.-...--..--- -
!. rooms. transient .--.. --......-...--. 80
Money - loan On any house We sell. ii
H-AcK-ey block
FOR SALks-Coa! n.sre on Northern IA
chc near Tacoma and Seattle; prestaI
output - tens a day. can easily oe IN
creased; enc Of the best steam coals on
the Sound. suitable FOR steamship com
paHy n Alaska business. or for i've o4sl-
ness man with some capital, tals ls an
CppQr ,Unsty seldom offered 10 step ilto
one OF the best paying propositions IN me
state. Address Coal Mine. i. q. box a
s. 21,@Here Is the bargaln-90 roo-gs. ~ era
nicely furnished and bringing - the
present owner above al expenses so pe r
month, electric lights in all the rooms
- tease and lowest rent in Seattle; riGat
IN bushes center We want 70 snow
yoQ this house and sell + today. Il 3 d
money maker. Of Hincklcy block.
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WANT Esp-For T. 8 army. soss- BODIED.
unmarried men. between ages % 2 ard
, c3stzens % the United states - good
character ard tenn psraTe Hau3ss, 40
car speak rraf 8Ga write ErEItsA. F5r
sgforgEgs ION apply 70 recruiting 9G-cer.
.astnn a.nrk : a.rle VII.
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ISMAR THE Gypsy. natures greatest
living c!airvoyant and paimisg. hss re-
turned to tE" city. and can he consulted
Oh 4u aGalts at life. Ncurs from d m.
ID 5 y. IN Paglors / and > Sh0rev 40, k
corner Third and Columbia. Fee. 81
ard np.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-22
CEsIRVOf ANTS.

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cIairv0yants tells your past. present ard
future Without asking question he tells
you what YOU came fcr, your every wish
ana desire in life, tells You what to 10 20
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