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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12
DESERTED FROM THE FIRST
Bugier Of Troop n Missing Wftks
Fear Horses-Locai ouartermss-
ter.a prpArtment OMera Rrward.

Somewhere in this city or IN IT'S vicinity
a bugier Of troop X. First United states
cavalry. Ia In hiding. branded as a de-
sertcr, and with q reward hanging over
hts head for bis capture and return TO
the military authorities.
Friday night, when the is horses were
removed from the PAX Ling the troopers
Jeff behind ~ the First cavalry were or
derea TO take the animals 10 the corral
on Third avenue and Harrison street.
Among the soldiers on this detail was
Rugier Sheeban. 81 troop X a recruit
who rode one horse and led three from
the White star dock. Neither TROOPER nor
horses have been seen since that time III
was first thought that the recruit, being
Unfamiliar with the two camps. had TAX
en- the route 90 Fort Lawton. THIS idea
Was aisprcVsd, however, when detail
og soldiers visited Camp La~tau 70 az
rect the man 20 the corral IN case he
had made the mistake. fer ha Was not
there.
Capt. Robinson has caused a reward
~ sd 20 BE- offered for the deserter ana
IS tor cach OF the four missing cavalry
horses A. demanded by the army Yeguia-
tons. A searching party Is securing the
city for Trooper Sheehan.
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assistant secretary and the treasurer
All the candidates being present. an tn
formal caucus was held Immediately,
after which the full list OF omcerS for the
committee was announced a. follows:
Chairman, !. b. Knfckerbocker.
Vice chairman and campaign manager.
VIII H. Morris.
Assistant secretary, Frank Pells.
Treasurer, A. j. Goddard.
Executive committee. James =. Wilson,
J. r. Taylor J. A. Payne. DIR. r. N.
EAmes and Pat Mcmahon
Vice Chairman Morris made q short
talk In which he pledged his most earnest
efforts toward party success. He might
not, he said, be able to please all the he
publicans OF King county In all his &C
tons: but. with the advice Of the execut-
i've committee and his other oficfal as
sociates everything would be done e
seemed best to them 70 accomplish the
election OF the whole county ticket and 80
core substantial majorities for the ma
tional and state tickets.
No other speeches were made, but there
vas friendly chat among the members
throughout the sesslon and ct it, close.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12
MILLS IN wHATCOM COUNTY


A. w. cambridge, Saginaw. Mich,
lumberman, who year ago was one Of
a party OF Eastern men which purchased
a tract of timber land in whatcom coun-
~. arrived In the city yesterday. He Is
here for the. purpose Of selecting a site
on his land for the erection OF lumber
and single mill.
I'VE are going 10 begin In q small
way" he said yesterday at the Butler;
FOR we have always done a successful
business With n small plant However.
several OF our people will put up mills in
whAtcom county this fan and winter and
all expect to be able to begin cutting
next spring SO far as know there will
be three mills built and probably four.
THE lumber business in the East Is re-
viving and 1 see no reason why Il should
not pick up locally In the West. The out
ley Is reelected, the trade will be greater
next year than ever"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12
BUILDING LOTS.


e1O.1Bo-A full block in Eastern addi-
ton: closs 10 James strVet power house
q1O,OoO-Full block on the very summit
Of Queen Anne hill; . dts for castle q .
esSO0-Three fun lots on corner on
Seventh avenue. one bloch from Jsms strsst car
tine: BEAUTIFUL view.
e5,OOO-Four lots on Queen Anne hill:
grand view; lots can BE- divided.
e0,O0O-Fine half block on first hill. one
block east Of Broadway. on graded street.
o6,OOO-Two lots on the southeast corner
q ssvs1 , avenue end Madison street; the
eS,6OO-Fine corner on first hill, In choice
residencs district
eS.26O-Full Scx11c-fcot lot on Boylston
es,aBO-Fuii lot on Seventh avenue. near
ss.sSo- Fun lot on the corner Of Seventh
and Jefferson.
es,soo-FuIi lot on the corner Of West
eS,O0O-Ccrner on Highland drive. 7Sx18
fest q top q Queen Anne Inn. With u.os-
sa,eso-Fuii lot on Seventh avenue near
e1,1oo-Two fun lots on the southwest
corner q Seventh and EEL
1.7OO-Ss3kxls0 feet on top Of Queen
Ann Anne Inn; unsresiisd visw; near car iis~ q
81 6OO-corner lot on Tenth avenue. near
the broadway power hcuss.
e1.60O- Corner lot on Eleventh avenue.
one block from Broadway
e1,6OO-Beautfful corner o0x130 feet, on
Seventeenth avenue; Reutcn addition
@1,40O-Fine lot on Sixteenth avenue, In
Renton addition.
e1 ,8OO-very desirable lot on Sixteenth
:, ,vs s = sssssn addition unosssetsS IT,.
teenth avenue and East spr1ng street.
o1,2OO-Double corner. 12oxi1o. on Sum-
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PHYSICIAN IS OENSURED.



Coroner gpariing yesterday afternoon
held an inquest over the remains OF frank
Lewis. who was drowned from the Grant
street bridge while being conveyed to the
amined IN an attempt to nx the blame.
u any existed, for the mans escape from
the ambulance wagon and subsequent
The driver Of the ambulance testified
that when Lewis was placed in the We
hicle he was assured by the sister IN
charge of the hospital that he was per-
TO prevent his escape for the reason that
loWie appeared to be too weak to rise
without assistance.
DR.. Frank Carroll. assistant city physi-
mans removal from Providence hospital.
believing that he could be conveyed there
without. endangeftng his life. Two line
mses r. =. ' into g Il. ns wss .ssS me
manner In which the body was recovered.
The following verdict was returned by
rvs. the Jury, ma that deceased came
TO his death BY Drowning from the Grant
transferred from Providence hospital to
the county hospital, said deceased escap-
knowledge of the persons In charge. He
eprang into the hay and was drowned
while m : dslirious condition. caused by
I'VE further ma that the condition az
said Frank Lewis was such that his re-
moval from Providence hospital was ex-
cecdingiy dangerous and should not have
been permitted by the city physician IN
charge Of the case"
When seen last evening regarding the
verdict, Or. Carroll stated that Lewis
was . county charge. without means, and
that ~ an oficial he had no alternative
under the circumstances but 20 order hts
removal
II could not forcsee what happened"
said DIR. Carroll. and am satisfied that
had the man reached the hospital his con-
dition would have been no worse for the
trip"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12
FARM AND GARDEN PROPERTY.


ela.Soo--The finest farm In snohomish
county: almost IN The city ~ snnhumssh. ia
barns. orfhasiainss; ~ iitrhes; reuns nrrAsrd; .
net rruas last year. sfisr hiring Al vsst doos.
ets.Soo--Thirty acres Of improved gar
den Sfr -rinrtes from car line. IN undsr cxiss-
rssinr; Go bearing fruit trees. teo hossss barn
pnmr4nz plant ard running vs'e~i fne view
ea.OOo-rnproved ranch Of 10 acres, rich
hottasn lard, nsxr OFft1fs. WITH hssofet ssnrk
tsFrulrx srrrlerneuss ans uscttnr-r.
es-soo-iic acres good iauS IN Island
rors,v. seil N any sired usetsA
as.0oo-fS4 Acres Of improved garden
lard On the cosarasts esf lire. .vrr eicss In
ea.o0O-A thoroughly improved ~-aere
rsnxh. WITH hn>sss ontfssf1irrs. frzsf. ste gsnt
ssSl, serus fAr< - s~sts;si snrrnssf ~ "A
y~srs; assrfcassnr LAIR wsshlnrtsz. present o~s-
err 500 "a ~ inngw rflitfssts a.
"a. o0O-Forty acres OF good Land. near
p~sst .unt ara rsilsuss. tast nr-sA a Rsliaras
tqtten bad stre.n y water fhrrnzA a.
&t.5o0-Ten acres Of water front AZ Rich
rnrrs b@arh
81 soo-ss- acre farm. ali cleared near
seassis. hcttn= lsri ere srres Va frsit. hauss
harm. su;Asshiiaes, rt1 $50 ossh: haianrs dur
ira fre vrRrs
~ .o0o-Tsn acres At Eagle harbor. with
hsus.. harm. orrkarf SD etAs- trprsrsren.s
eso0-sa acres OF good agricultural Land
srTuas she sernd. can seif q a-s~ for tgn
&Ioo- Ftve-arre garden tracts AZ Rich
snapf hssrh rteh 81; essishtfaa lnr1siu>. rsssss
wsssr. vssnu rad snd sst5ris easnmrnseatson
With e~xfslA
s3ao-Twenty-acrs tracts at Port Or
ehArs So r7r-nr- harnss: rs,<- sfput
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Residences.


$4,000 Handsome fs-rocm residence.
with essry modern esnr<uiencc very large grounds.
beautifully laid rat The entire place 10 IN per.
fec, condition. ara crsred At sscsihes. owing
h III health ~ the owrsF
- sos-room residence on nrst hill.
North - Msdiso1 srzais~ suusaasiau ermsut
hs.ersens; boa ws.cr hsassns; apsn rlrnstrs
nrrraares. lsrxs rcr-s ard hail fne bpre
cmnpists in every detail. and ssit rrsarfssss q
s1.soo- soxiao fee, on FIRST him. with mod
EN- iaroam r-ssssnes and god barn: srsna
o0.5oo-ls-room modern homa new, In
eAcicr neixhh~wtocd. ~ zaxtrenta avenue
"a. ooo-s-roora modern house. with con-
ssrv.ssrv. On ssvm.'ssnsA srense. nssr Asdssoa
es-soo--s-room modern house on Six
tr@nfh Avrun-. rrzr Hsaasca.
81 .o,o---Corner lot on Fifteenth avenue.
rear Maiisca. STA srccsa rnsissz hsass; sns
ss.soo- Attractive s-room home on Queen
Auns hill
ss.Toa-s--ooEn residence on Madison
sa.sso-Attractiva s-room residence in q
strictly sr,s-elss nssshssrtooa ca moufAis Ia
sfallraerts
saaoe-s-roona house on Ninth avenue.
81 ooo--s-roora residence on washington
st-r~s near Tr1sh srespe south-
es-ooo-s-room house on Twsnty-hrst
$4,000 Double nat in nice nsighborhood;
q .2ac-S-rcom residence on corner. ssx
10 fre4 Twsats nsrth s-enzs; Rainiss HsisAn
ear line
81 soo-s-rooFn residence on Twenty-sec-
osas sfcnse vita two ints ara h-&-inx ovrhxrd
81 600 Corner lot on East Washington
street, ssxin Feet, xith sso rrAitsncss; m1ushiJ
tnSfAvtsnsrtA
q .aoo-T-roorn residence on East Cherry,
wear Esxhtrenth avenue 90 hot lot
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ANOTHER REPUBLICAN
IS BACK IN THE FOLD.

VIEWER, Col. Aug. LA n.
" Stevenson. who in 1885. as
delegafe-at-large from Colo
rado. with Senator Teller and 9TH
ers. walked out Of the national
Republican convention, and who
afterward assisted In organizing
the Silver Republican party. today
resigned the craftsmanship Of the
party IN this state and announced
his return TO the Republican par
ty. He made public letter IN
which he declares the silver Ques-
tion il no longer . paramount is
sue, and win not be for years to
come. The Silver Republican par
~ IL being kept alive for this cam
paign, he says. simply to aid the
Democracy, and on the question Of
expansion. which Is named ~ par
amount in its platform, he does
not agree with the Democratic
party.
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susrxEss PROPERTY.


q19O, 00O-eox112 feet: full lot. In the
heart of the city. With : Sstory brick block.
paying an annual income Of s10.so1
o1OO, OOO-Corner. 11oxl2o feet: improved
and In an sxee,ient neishborhocd-
ISL, OOO-Three full lots on one OF the
best cornsS q Third avenue; partly improved.
geo, 0OO-Corner brick building. down
town; sood business district; annual income
eS1, O0o-Corner. isox1so fest; one Of the
80, OOO-Improved business corner. pay
Ing han1scmsiy and hsv~ bsfosS sdvsstissds -
feet frontage: sasy terms.
90, OOO-Full oo-foot lot. in . flrst-class
On the strsst that can be bought
e12,ooo-~ feet on Third avenue. Inn
ca .ooao-so feet on Main street, between
q x: s. sns s =
building put On this property, and pay Z per
cent n, nse :. cost Of lot and building. hys'ti-
go, 0O0-Fuli lot ON Third avenue. down
go, 0oo-rmprovsd property on First
c.ccoHImprovsd property on Frs.
AVENUE. . feet front
els, Brick building On Warrington
street; annual income =, Sd.
r16, OOO-rmproved business property.
.pp :yins 70 pr , cent =. net: vs1y ss.y tsns -
tween PIKE and Pima
%. 6Oo-Fuii lot ON western avenue. near
Union street; good buy.
o3,BOO-eo-foot lot on Ffrst avenue. b.
tween Stewart and vininiA
q, OoO-FuIl lot. soxisc. on First avenue.
%, OOO--Corner, 40x120, on Seventh ave-
nue. and Chariea street, With some inprcve1enn.
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WATER FRONT AND TIDE LANDS.

WATER RKONT AND TlUR LANuos
e1OO, OOO-A large tract Of filled-in tide
lands. fronting On the hasbcs. with nailroed
through Il, and the other frontage on Firlt
avenue south. The closest IN hllei-in TIDE land
property that can b bought. and very cheap
e06. OOO-A large tract Of water front in
North Seattle with railrosd facilities.
Q60sOOO-Centrally located water front
property. filled In. running back to Raiirosd
avens.c.
e20. sOo-lsl feet on First avenue, ad-
Joining neadman's warehouse. running bach -
FRET 70 Railroad avsnna
807.676-1S7 feet on First avenue south,
adjoining Mcran's On the sask end running back
- feet TO Railroad avenue.
e2B. OOO-A full block In North Seattle.
With railroad through II. and running oat TO
ds<p water
11yOOO-A large area OF water front
and tds land property near Smith cove
Q10, Desirable hlled-in tide land
property. rnnins through from Ffst avsnus
south to Railroad avenue.
e1O. OOO-Fine water front site in North
Seattle. suitable for . manufacturing concern.
including several upland Iots; railroad facilities
e1O.OOO-Two full lots on First avenue
south. i2osl5o feet; filled in
o0,OOO--An exceptionally desirable water
front bloch on Lake Union. south side
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IsooME INvEsTMENTs.

o2S. OOO-Three full lots on q corner.
with eight modern houses. hnngins . good In.
come. easy terms
ela,0OO-l2o feet square. on Madison
street. close N. With str modern houses and
RON snr two more: income 81 "a
ESQ -soxi7o. with three houses: income
~ rer month.
"a. 200 Double nat. renting for San per
snnun; . desirable property.
81 600 Corner lot. with two houses.
renting sor w per month
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SIS .ooo-Fuli block. surrounded By four
streets. s6tutntnx usaufxrtz-fzx r3sns. frpc,
wAsrh power can b. sernrrd a. . ncuia&I Axur~
-. Sixteen desirable building iots sn
A krz3T
$4,000 Five-aere tract. close IA. for
PLATING.
81 Sixty feet on Elliott avenue be-
tween Wan and Vine With . sunaa ho1ss. a
spoa sits for . smai nanufsrturns plant
oz5B-Neat 4-room cottage on leased
szosnds eisy vstr; dos h.
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ALL CARS EQUIPPED.
washinxton Lines Comply with
Coupler anA brake Law.

The transcontinental lines and all other
lines In Washington have complied with
the requirements OF the law compelling
roads to equip their cars with automatic
couplers and train brakes. This law went
into effect August I. at which time WASH
ington roads had concluded the work.
The total cost was about rs q car. ne
ccesitatfng an expenditure for cars in
daily operation In Washington OF about
$4,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12
NORTHERN PACIFIC PLANS.
President Mellen Proposes to In
crease Oriental Tonnage.
WILL OPERATE FROM srArrLE.

Railroad Magnats IL safe TO Nave
30 stated TO Business Men Daring
ME Recent visit-For This Par
pose water Front Property was
Secured - Announcement After
Steckholders' Annual Mesting.
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The friends ~ w p faily Informed the
police department yesterday that the man
disappeared from his home at 9sae Elliott
avenue on July ~ and has not yet been
located I-slly is described "a being Is
years q age. medium build and OF dark
complexion.
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The observation-disclosures has secured tho
exclusive right for Washington TO Rand.
McNaily q Cos latest folder map OF
China and Asia These may be secured
al observation-disclosures business Offices al
10 cents each.
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PROTECTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTY

o1O, BOO- eox12o feet on Pine street. be-
tween Firt and Second avnues. with thfse
houses: never before advertised
o1O,OOOf Three full lots on corner Of
Seventh avenue and University strset, paxtially
improved; . splendid buy.
Q7,0OO-O feet improved, on Sixth ave-
ma. near PIKE; Ane Investment
Q0,BOO-Full lot on Western avenue
near Union street.
eS.BO0--eox12o feet on corner Of Seventh
avenue and University street
QS,2SO-S0x120. on Seventh avenue adj
joining the aboee; improved.
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General List Of
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE ~
Gaym.I::,:&.!!. (! G 3. 2.

sOs ana sss New York siesH'

u, 20o-7-room house on ooxl1o-foct loi
On Beren avenue. near PIKE street; fcrsclcssd
e9OO-%roon cottage at Ross. with lot
5oxiD
e00O-s-room cottage on Madison car line.
With three 1ots
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HEALTR RUINED m ovERwoRk.


Arthur q. Gibbs. for ten years local
cashier OF the Oregon Improvement Com
Company. has resigned his position on
account OF III health.
Several years ago he took a trip 10
California, hoping to recuperate He re-
turned materially improved. but renewed
confinement has made II necessary for
him TO retire and take absolute rest.
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Thirty Day Races.

Today at Seattle Coursing Clubs
grounds. Madiaon street; nrs, race Al
e'ciock sharp
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my BE- MADE UNANIMOUS.
Frink Will Probably Be Nomi-
mated by Acolamation.
LARGE MAJORITY Is ASSURED.

Lsesl ssa visiting Republicans
Think No Opposition VIII Ne
shswn In Tacoma Convention TO
The Candidate Of King County
nensinaer Of Ticket Likely 10 Ne
uaas Up ~ Results Of First Ballot
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Again wo co0 ~
attention 10 our ~
Hammocks. We
. few good one
and nice asEortu1o1
eoinrs 10 select ~
a good open uee{9
Palmer IiAmtI1qe
A better one. w
a con eale1
stretcher ...s .~e.. (:
One with n rilioW
Woven wire ...-..ss
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
"0IvE NE somETHinc."
AN UNKNOWN NEGRO MAN SAID
THREE WORDS AND DIED.

Give me something" said a strange
negro. tottering into n durg store, to
die yesterday.
Mr.. W. A. McClenahan, of McClena-
han & Powell, druggists, at Freemason
and Bank streets, was in the store
alone at o'clock when n negro man,
In evident distress, came in, speaking
these three words. They were the last
he ever uttered
The man was bleeding at the mouth
and unsteady on his legs. Mr.. McClen-
ahan assisted him to sit on box and
then hurried to get the remedy for him.
But 1T was too late. He summoned Dr.
L.. c. Shepherd. laid the man on the
floor and assisted the physician to
make hyprodermic injections. 1t was
too late. The hemorrhage had possess
sion and the man was dead in twenty
minutes.
DR.. +. S. Spilman, the Corner. arrived
soon afterward and had the body sent
to the morgue.
There was nothing about the person
OF the man by which he could be iden-
titled. None OF the policemen who saw
the corpse could identify the man.
A burial certificate will probably be
issued for n burial by the city to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
LAST NIGHTS BAZAAR.

PROF. BELLEzzA's CLASS WILL,
APPEAR IN FANCY DANCES.
There was another crowd Mt the st.
Vincent bazaar on Main street last
night. There were few new features
last night, but the old contests were
we'll patronized.
j. {. Tamney gave a handsome cake.
Mrs. Adler donated several fancy baby
caps. The prizes were a breakfas st
cloth, won by Allen Burrow, and a
large doll. won by Ethel Starkey.
The bazaar will not be open on
Thanksgiving day till o'clock at
night. AT that time Prof. A. Bellezza.
the popular dancing master. will give
an exhibition of the fancy dancing by
the members of his classes.
The luncheon is still n feature of the
bazaar. They will be served till the
bazaar is closed on Friday night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
neaIth Repor, For October.

The monthly report of the board of
health. just issued. shows that there
were &c births and 81 deaths in Norfolk
during October. OF the former 80 were
white and 81 colored. OF the latter A
were white and IS colored. The deaths
by wards, &c. were as follows: First
ward. 10; Second ward. 1; Third ward,
10; Fourth ward. sc; Fifth ward. IL;
Sixth ward. 10: st. Vincent's Hospital,
6: Norfolk Protestant Hospital. 2;
smallpox hospital, l. Cases of lnfec-
tious or contagious diseases reported
were as follows: Scarlet fever. 0;
diphtheria, g measles. .; typhoid fever,
.; meningitis, 0; and tuberculosis 10.
The deaths for the same months in
1887. 1888 and 1899 were as follows:
October, 1S97-White, %; colorcd, e.
Total. 90.
October. 1ses-white. %; colored. CT.
Total 90.
October. 1Sso-white, 80: colorcd. A.
Total. 76.
The figures relating to the work of
the sanitary officers show considera BILE
activity on their part In the abatement
OF nuisances and the Improvement of
sanitary conditions. Observer Grays
weather figures show thermometrical
figures as follows: Mean. &c degrees;
maximum. IS degrees: minimum, 43 de-
grees; range, 40 degrees. The barom-
eter showed humidity-Mean. 81 de-
grees; maximum, 100 degrecs mini
mum, 40 degrees: range, 81 degrees.
Total rainfall was 222 inches.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
Supper For the Poor.

a supper will be served to the poor at
the Union Mission. on lower Church
street Thanksgiving Day from to s
o'clock p. m.
An excellent musical program will he
rendered and will be participated in by
Prof. William Wall Whidditt. Mrs. e.
NJ. Allen and Miss Watt. of Ports
mouth. Others well-known singers will
also take part. Supper will be followed
by short prayer service. conducted by
Mr.. Lee Guy.
Donations will be thankfully received
at the Mission.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
DR.. wIse and His Contest.

The Williamsburg special in yester-
days Richmond Dispatch says: 1T is
stated on pretty good authority that
DR.. r. a. Wise will not contest the
seat OF Congressman-e H S. Nav
nard In the Fifty seventh Congress.
but will be appointed collector of Gus
toms of Newport News. DR.. Wise. a
friend of his says. has had all the hon
or he wants. and practically enough of
politics. He is being advised every day
by his warmest supporters of the flu
unity OF a contest. and it is thought
the Doctor will heed their advice"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
Cured AS SOUND
AS A DOLLA AR.
Emaciated, Pale and Badly
Run Down by Catarrhi
HE Is ENTIRELY WELL NOW
Mr.. Gorlcy saws:

Mr.. Gorlcy says:
I WAS BADLY RUN. DOWN LAST
SPRING AND SUMMER BY CA
TARRR of tho nose throat and stomach.
l WAS so PALE THAT MY COM
PLENION WAS JUST THE COLOR OF
WHITE WAX and ANYONE COULD
TELL JUST BY LOOKING AT ME-
THAT l WAS a VERY SICK MAN. At
that time l was employed travelling
salesman and consulted many physi-
clans In the various cities | visited
MORE THAN 4 DOZEN DOCTORS In
Danvillc, LynchburE. Staunton: Cumber.
land Md, and Norfolk. TRIED THEIR
SKILL ON My CASE BUT I ONLY
WENT FROM BAD TO WORSE I
PAID OUT OVER \ HUN DRIED DOL
OARS IN FEES but WITHOUT BENE-
FIT. They did not seem TO know what
allied me or what to do to remedy NV
trouble. If had been staying in Nor.
folk would have consulted DIR. FIREY
at once, but being ON the road 1 tried
others and did not go to him until I
HAD GIVEN UP ALL HOPE OF GET
TING RELIEF ELSEWHERE UN-
DER DIR. FIREY'S TREATMENT I
BEGAN TO IMPROVE AT ONCE AND
PRoGRESSED STEADILY UNTIL
NOW after IL couple of months treat
ment. ! FEEL AS WE'LL AS 1 EVER
DID IN MY LIFE. l have known DR.
FREY ten years and know that he is
n sklllful physician and conscientious
gentleman. whom it gives me pleasure TO
a. l.. GORLEY,
employed at the Navy Yard.