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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-05-21
MAY REMOVE Ine roi.s.
Court Of Appeals Renders Decision
Auajnst Western Union.

Court Of Appeals Renders oects'on
Against Western Union.
Philadelphia, May 2O.-The United
states court Of appeals has decided
that the Pennsylvania railroad has .
right to remove the poles and wires OF
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany from along the railroads right
Of way. The decision affirms judg-
ment Of the West Pennsylvania Unit.
I'D States court and reverses judg-
ment OF the New Jersey United States
.ircuit court. The Pennsylvania court
refused to grant the petition for an
Injunction sought by the Western
Union Telegraph company against the
Pennsylvania railroad and the New
Jersey court granted the Injunction.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-05-21

GRAND LODGE MEETING.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Blewett, Miss
Flaherty and Mrs. Cleland left Sun
day evening for Grand Forks to at
tend the grand lodge meetings Of the
ID. of H. and A o. U. w., beginning
Tuesday.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-05-21
ROOSEVELT IN NEVADA.
Preside ntial Train Visits Rene and
Carson.

Presidenti Train Visits Rene and
Carson.
Reno, New, May 20.-The presiden'
tial party arrived at Reno at 1880
a. M. and ten minutes later was on the
main line of the Virginia and Truckee
road on their way to Carson. While
the presidents train stopped here he
came out on the back platform OF his
car and pleasantly greeted the i'm
mense throng that had assembled to
give him a true Nevada welcome.
The presidents train returned from
Carson at 11:10. His party was soon
seated in carriages and driven to the
courthouse, where the president made
an address. After his speech he was
driven about town for ten minutes.
spent ten minutes in the chamber OF
commerce and was then driven to the
state university, where he spoke to
400 students.
Carson, New, May 20.-President
Roosevelt reached here at 8 a. m. Inc
city was in gala attire. Governor
Sparks and Mayor Mackey met the
president at the state line and accom-
panied the party to this city. The en-
tire party was driven to the state cap
itol building. where platform had
been erected, from which the presi'
dent spoke. After the speech the
president and party were given snort
ride about the city.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-05-21
CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Many Delegates and Visitors Assemble
at New Orleans.

at New orleans.
New Orleans, May 2O.-The thir.
teenth annual reunion Of the United
Confederate Veterans opened at noon
under most favorable auspices. The
great auditorium erected in the center
of the race track enclosure at the fair
grounds was filled with cheering, en-.
thusiastic multitude long before the
hour set for the formal opening OF the
exercises and when, at noon. General
]. B. Levert. commanding the Louisi.
ana division, called the convention to
order there was not vacant seat IN
the hall, which easily holds 10000
people. in addition to the 1000 dele
gates, and hundreds more were stand
ing around the doorways unable 20
gain admission.
Rev. ]. william Jones. chaplain
general Of the United Confederate
Veterans, invoked the divine blessing
and the Hon. E. b. Kruttschn1tt Of
New Orleans, chairman Of the local
executive committee, spoke words OF
warm welcome to the delegates and
their friends and concluded his ad-
dress by rendering to the old soldiers
the auditorium erected for their espe'
cial use.
AS commander-in-chief Of the veter-
ans it was the province Of General
John B. Gordon to reply and as his
soldierly form and battie-scarred Wis
age came to the front Of the rostrum
the delegates rose en- masse and gave
him cheer after cheer. The general
repeatedly bowed his acknowledg-
ments Of the loyal and anecuonate
greeting.
At the conclusion Of his address
General Gordon introduced Governor
w. w. Heard of Louisiana, who. In be.
half OF the state, extended formal
welcome to the delegates and their
friends.
Memorial services In honor q Jet.
ferson Davis were held In Christ
church at 10 .. y.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-05-21
Must Have aqu., rr.-',e..-

Washington, May 2o.-Regardless
OF the outcome of the present negotia-
tions respecting the political domina-
tion Of Manchuria 1t can be stated that
this government is prepared to insist
to the end upon commercial privileges
for United states merchants In Man
churia equal to those enjoyed by tho
merchants Of other nations. Russia IN
cluded.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-05-21
WHEAT Is HIGH

WHEAT is HIGH.
Wheat is selling for 6s cents per
bushel on the local market. This is
the highest price paid for it for two
years. The high price is due to a
scarcity of wheat, 1t is stated.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-05-21
DISMISSED ~ THE GAR.

Governor OF kt0htnef, 0eooarAbta,
Loses His Position.
st. Petersburg, May 20.-The report
that Lieutenant General Raaben, gov.
ernor Of Kishinefi, Bessarabia, where
the massacre Of Jews occurred Z
month ago. had been dismissed by the
csar. 10 confirmed. The imperial ukase
dismissing the general 10 dated May
II.
The authorities here have sup.
pressed the volny and have prohibited
street sales Of the Novosti. in both
cases for centravention Of the press
re9ulationa.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-05-21

When doctors fail try Burdock Blood
Bitten. Cures dyspepsia, coostipe-
ti00; juyigOrates the whole system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-26
De Wolf Hopper

De Wolf Hopper and his company
Of seventy singing comedians viii
appear at the Grand, Thursday hf-
ternoon aud night and Friday and
saturday, In his greatest success.
"Mr. Pickwick." musical produc-
tion OF Charles Dickens master
piece. which created a sensation
throughout the entire country last
season and which enjoyed n sue
ccHeful run OF three months at the
Herald Square theater. New York.
The entire company including DiEby
Bell. Grace Wallace. Marguerite
Clark. Laura Joyce Bell. VIVA OE-
den, Flnriue Murray. Nellie Victoria.
Felioe Robinson, Frank 2clcher, J.
X Adams, George Chapman. Aug
ustus culletl, Guy Bartlett George
Holland. q. u. Williams and =. n.
Willing. Louis Payne and other well
known principals together with an
ensemble Of seventy Will be seen
here.
Jeff De Angels viii appear tohlgh,
for the last time at the Grand IN his
clever musical comedy The Tore
ador"
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~ Classified Ads. ~
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. =, Mullen. SCI Ballard ave. opp.
City Hall.
FrerNent prun Co. ENlna street
and Fremont avenue.
w. a. Mansfield a ce., DRUGGIST.
eSd and jackson.
ersham's hems Bakery, sTos ist
avenue.
c N LehndrefS. cigar store, etc.,
Second
Thos. Harris. al pestoties. Renten.
llttle's Pharmacy. LEE ave. north
ard Harrison street. J. h. little.
proprietor.
Carlton & ce.. Druggist. cor sth
80. and PRe. street, South Seattle.
2. A. Moore. Postetfise. So. Park.
University Drug Store. University
Station.
Howell ST. Pharmacy, ioc4 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pre-.
prieter. so2s &. Nadison-
Columbia prua Store. w. J. Stud.
icy, prop. Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, p. &. Fisher.
prop eis Broadway ard James.
Quaker Drug ce.. tots let ave.
lsary's Pharmacy. ass N. Bread /.
~aSi Phoae. Union 80.
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odd led Prouty"

The unique character. "old jed
prouty." made famous by Richard
Golden. viii appear at the Seattle
theater the balance OF this week. be-
ginning tonight. A Thanksgiving
day matinee VIII be given tomorrow
afternoon IN addition 10 the regular
Saturday matinee.
The play IL clean and wholesome
aud contains humor and pathos care
fully blended 80 as 20 keep up In
tercst from start to finish.
Robert Craig will play the leading
role and he viii be assisted by a
capable company. "Old jed" T. the
typical old New EnglRnder aud IL
bound 20 make a hit Ia his funny
Yankeeisms.
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WOULD BURN
the JAIL

coLvILLE wn. Nov a5.-F.
wyani. a well known young man,
and a member Of a prominent fam
ily living near here. is In serious
trouble. He Is in jail and the Off
GERS state they will file n charge OF
arson against him. as a result Of
his alleged attempt TO burn up the
county jail.
II seems that wyant came TO town
and got on "a big spree. As result,
he was arrested several days ago
and locked up IN tail on a charge
Of assault. When the sheriff went
TO see his prisoner several hours af-
ter the arrest. he says. he found
wyant in his cell sitting beside n
roaring fire which he had kindled
with the furniture In his cell. The
officer arrived Just in time, for tho
building had already caught fire.
The flames were eNtinEuished.
and the next morning. the date for
hts trial on the assault charge. was
set.
Yesterday morning the sheriff
again visited his prisoner. and this
time found him hereft Of clothing.
| Wyant had taken off every stitch Of
his clothing and had torn II into
shredS. When the sheriff appeared,
he declared that II the Officers want
cd him to attend court. they would
have to furnish him new suit OF
clothes The officers are holding
back the now clothing until Just be-
/ fore the time set for the trial. as
they don't want the second suit 10
be torn 60 pieces.
| Wyants parents are highly re-
spectacle people. and the young man
has surprised his friends into the
belief that he has become suddenly
derang
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"A Little Outcast"

Petite May Stockton and her com
pany which II appearing VA "A Lit
tie Outcasts at the Third Avenue
this week. are giving the patrons OF
the uptown play house a stage pic
ture OF deep heart interest and there
are very few empty seats At any
performance. The little folks are
particularly enthusiastic ovd the
play, inasmuch as Miss Stockton
impersonatea the character OF an en-.
tcrprising little newHy who puts
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Prizes fM M RESI-
AEzzNZzNNC M 4 Mss
THE STAR WANTS ITS READERS TO TELL WHAT KISS Is
TRY IT, you MAY WIN A PRIZE

definition kisa The star win Offer 'sIies
question: @hst
definition The star Will offer as prize fE
Dollars
no sec Dollars
4.
he fourt best W.
For
the dehn
u the
be written on
me
u IKE
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PETIT q SON.
8. sff.-nsv t-Fsofn cottage just finished
the hiTEset bargain ~ the day, near
Madison car. Beautiful neiEhbor-
hood. terms.
81 ooo-i0 acres. ". Groom. on car line
Grand view. 80 cash.
O. TO s-roofna. csmeut walks. sewer.
water All paid broadway district.
south II Mercer. Very easy terms.
q BIO s-roons, new. beautiful. view:
busy district. easy terms.
81 co., rooms. Fremont ave large lot
near car the owner ia sacrificing on
his home 20 leave Seattle. f15o cash.
VACANT LOTS
q. 40 beautiful lots one. n corner
buy. WIN sell one or more. terua.
ssoo-cor 5oxizs on Broadway. grand
view. one block 10 car. A snap.
tzo-e0xioo cor. on iith ave-. N: ine
view. one block from car. $50 cash.
nga-4az 100 beautiful lots on car line
Levels good view terms.
pxi0o Bway district. the bssi IA
Seattle for the money. on car line.
ARCADE BUILDING.
& Statesmen are required 20 handle
tbs crowds At Hiliman City buying
acre tracts People are surprised IA
get them 80 cheap and on such easy
terms Scent fare on Washington AZ.
Come today,
CifEAP-Two large tracts Of land and
2-story house only 1886 N sold AZ once
See owners. Maule or Griffin, Garden
Station. IA cents fare on new Hen
ton car, let and jackson 81
PARTIES wanting 20 squat on home
stead claims cruising g, 000 600 M and
better, call room tos paclnc block
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W. ]. BRYAN
IS LUNCHED
BY CHOATE

LONDON. Nov. 2B.--Ambassado dor
Choate gave a luncheon to william
Jennings Bryan today at the Carlton
house. II was n brilliant affair.
Among prominent guests were Pre-
mier Balfour, Charles 4. Richie. Sir
Gilbert Parker. Sir Clinton Duw-
kinH. Lord Deubigh. Lord Mount
stephen aud W. l.. Courtney
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Corner OF HarFison street. within one
hlufA q WeHtiHka Avenue. asxfal
vel heated fer the erection % two 81
more catiAEca
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Extra special mince pies. &c. at
New German Bakery, First and
Madison. ss
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r1ss,5flfdl home * 81, 49,. 4 f6,i1s,
steam heat gas aud electric itHhthi
VIII sell ON easy tefmn Price H.Wn.
Nice tslpom modern cottage un aiHt
ave. THE n certainly a hafAHin,
With terms. Price u 400
Nice broom cottaae completely furHs
lahsd, 1 block from ear linN VIII sell
an easy terms Price t3a
We hiso have HorV ana y acre tracts,
lugNtNd uu car limo, cent ear fnfpi
which No are selling a. very low
figures, ana on easy terms
cal ard see Us
n 'fEWAHf STEWART 4 CO.
Room 80 unien Nock, ga Lat Ave.
nEATa rttigM ALL
land on the iatoturhan. close TO
aardsu station, this land ia all
klnahod and very eaHy cleared terms
$50 cash, balance Go suit purchaser.
a. ~. NtcHOin
hit Washington bldg
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MONEY

NOME
TO salsrisd employees ana wass earn.
;s., r .,. ss s e a., s'Ss se, q a. I "a,
oF gentleman, clefk book hsepef.
sslssman, ualntnan. msehintst. se-
sin.er. etc. h.sins reliable ssnaasy'
"sn' can doasiis 7 1ss wsiy.
100 Return 20 80 80 - Or 81 g a. D. q
7 - Return V % ~ % sc 90
II hs Return Z " s 70 e. asr IL
Easiest tsrms lowest rates. conf
Dental. ~ Inquiries. 2sles ssFytes.
Co. y tniou nlosk-
cQNFIDENIIAI, Money Iganed 90
interest PIKE 81 Iswelrr Co az
Liks hetwss. tth A ssh. srrcss fFom
MONEY adsnneed salarlsd p-oris. re-
tall merchants. Transfers boarding
houses. Without SECURITY. tArEsst
man. % Eplsr slesk. ~ ii seeesa Ave- %,
A RELIABLE place 10 horrpw money
inferred u. q wet VI fiss sis.sl
70 loan Private money AZ low fate
81 lntsr.st Damug 4 osnsr. i@
Ysslsr wsy. rooms 4 ara s.
A REsPEcTABIE place 20 borrow
money on aiauends 3srsify.
~ 90. So Firs,' opp. IIsiaisT- dfssdi
private Offices strictly cgnfiasntial
VIRTUE loans money on real estate.
,gns I'M paIT,s,ns '9nf 5.lby &C
Second ana cuiurahla street.
cofI.ATERAL hank usarto 4
sSiislsrsf u css aTs On any a'''
UNION LOAN CO. loans House
pianos houses Room a ITO cherry
FEW hundred aollara ~ private money
heim 4 Hoimsn. - Sev YORK block
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Architects
6. " HordHfoN. da.aT collins. },
Auetienesrs
N 4 whLKEh, s.hsraI aucuopesf,
phones James 81 and A ss4i
Abstrsetop
osB6RSE. THEMpFR a co. Inc.
ss,ablishTa issg m a,,i, claim a.
Prenes Sunset 80. Ind. te
BOOTH wHfTTLEsEY.fIA NFoHD
Abstract Co, established isf9 haze
ment % Halter bib. Phone. Main iat
| SEATTLE ABSTRACT CO. ~. Y. blk
Attorneys. at Law
| GEO. = nQaHMAN. Attorney at Law
| Personal iuturY cases q speciality,
300 soi Pacific block. Seattle.
| THoMAa PAGE. Marion Block. Both
phones 900.
O. WARD KEMP. burke bid Baff tss
/ W. d LAMBuTH. 20f.5 Pacific block.
Business Colleges
BraT methods and teaeherr-Acms
Business College. Second and Pike.
PROF MoRHINs day ana nigh,
school Fourth and Yesier.
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plenty of life and action into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-26

Extra special minee pies. &c. at
Madison. ..s
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Aerssss tor ssis

ACRE TRACTS foh SALE.
ACRE TRACTS near hitter Lake. lust
north 81 Green Lake 0heansf than
the cheapest. and on terms 10 kutt
purchaser
FRANK +. HUNTER. owner.
1oisspi Globe block
A ANAp-stee acres Al land. 30
minutes Walk frum Riverside station
on fntefufhAn. 80 down. 90 per
month. Chhe. ~ Adams. ~ star
How'd block
Broom house. sii7 Western ave. Price
flhNo
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oaei0 on The wnat aide % fifth Ave.
que. between blanchard ard LssofA
Nalsins distance q the business dls.
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A aeN and modern s-reem house with
reception hall concrete faunta tinfi
hnd fAN basement furnace aud
taunarY. GA Harvard ANrnus within
teN blocks q thu hlEh school
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Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Free Want
Ads.
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Marriage Lls.r...

~Ssri r, Merford seattle. Amanda f.
Flsisrhrr. seattle.
.eSvgfHg ~. Shsarrr Rcntuu. Wash f.
fNHoheth Rlehardaau Renton. Wash
Clarence Acnuraev. - S55mas
Wash. Adele harFlnEtun. ~ Natsen.
NlllV. Gaf
huge ". Martin. "a Bellevue. Wash /.
Emma fNeN. ~ NrlfrNua Mash
.,arnrf hl0asu. ~ Seattle Louise NJ
MteiHun. ~ Seattle
A. ". Parker "a seattle Martha T.
GnFrfa II Seattle
Dan Mrnonafd 81 Seattle Aeatha
q. falin. i. sfahveus Mash
Henry 3 Manning Seattle. NfHefnla
u Manning seattle
Harry 81 Are .4 Seattle, Florvuee
= Carroll - seattle.
thas A smith. a ballard Carrie
n Dean. ~ Kansas city. Nc
..Nm = ltgbuer =. Kingston. LILLIAN
MCMILLAN, =, Kingston.
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R..I g.,a,.-esn,Inu,d
r ". West ". Wheeler
MEar 4 WHEELER.
and : tuiou nlnsk
AeuaeI Main all independent sli.


A corner isQslaa loeated Ia An esrsiisn,
feutinE District there 4 an u a T.
nat hHildihk q comparatively FscsIi
fitHtruetiuh. iiiarrHf deduction
tfgni All nsgd charges siiil leaves !.
net tht CINE Tar II oaersa - the urdt-
haft Investment. n eau b. handled
- = cash pas mHut 81 g. No. thr an
hual income IL over - -
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ANNHaNts AatNaA
At suburban Prizes. 4 fuu binrku south
e Jackson Street On Sixteenth ard
seven tssnth Avenues Nauth. aud
s.sue fronting on Rainier boulevard
utsntnn car ltnsl We have a larss
number 81 lots ranging III star freira
Auh4 e eki.es prices wary from fIss
e tNo per lot. The owusr destfsa e
dispose or thts pfopsftN within the
Nvrf nsar futufss and he has amthnF@
EuFshassre ard 10 siiow a discount
Ter eAHhY fuH particulars NAV -
had 81 eur offtrs or At ths ofres ~
" G Hid Brick Company On ths
HauieyArtis the property maj -
rachel b Jackson Street Haac6n
ftiil and EeHton ear lnnH
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Groom HOUSE. with lnt avn. en- BELLE.
NuS Atau4H North. meas HoR atfvat
fcr9 pleasant surroundings
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kut On any reasonable terms TAs
above nrtcs 10 just ons.haif the pFirs
~ the aftotnirg acreage ard r. con
sidsfsd cheap - aHenfs for ptattlnE
. We Vii 1ivs EASY ,eFms
wFsT a WHEELER s''''
ard I ..sian Hinrt
SUNSET. Nsiu at fnasprnrent. al.
NINE ROOM house. n minutes wafk
Pioneer square. graded street &C.
rnsut walks IN and pad Can De had
nov for only Eeea. terms.
New modern house. - reosssa. rents So
pr month, ciess 20 High school
h1s. terms,
Quarter section patented timber iara.
- million feet. vii exchange for
house and lot
Fifteen rooms. ciaae IN near rike rents
$50 per month completely Furnished
Quarter section timber land IN ciailara
county, 8 million feet iumbsr. Tor
only n.ec.
Several cheap buys on Queen Anne.
both lots ard houses
Corner lot spsisp. eiegan, visv. near
car tine and school. Tor onlv f1aa.
Two Groom cottages near lTlah ~ hoat.
eoxi1 for $50, will sell either.
Houses ard lots Iu All parts Of city.
BogtFE q co.
e1 Paeiae block.
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~ room brick. with isass all elegantly
earps,s. rent only 81 a. PEI month
all FOIL. receipts about Tao strict
- nfHt elasH. ti.ea a. Enquire Room
=. Union hlosk
THE PEERLESS ACETYf.ENr 60.
VIII save You time and money beet
generators ga the Coast sole aEts.
Tor Cote Generator. Once iu-t and
ave 2 o. address SO ttth ave. ..
Seattle.
Business chsnsss-centinusd
VI GfANfs some Essld fo0tninF hosipss'
glFaf stands and meni more SOD
ha1s RYAN a Co. Room N1 ltti
Fsepni eve
WE HAVE eash buyers for houses
frptn - q - rooms itit Second.
MODERN money mhker, ton roamH
-. very close in FNnt tta lea cash
required Rogers. zit pehuY build
ing tse snd aNehus.
0oon lo.isins house Oh gnd ave fns
~ finF pfppoaittnut investigate this.
'' psbiie Is :. SsS Tsrs hi.el c ssSss
raiiens ersAnissa. patents. psnsians
ron sAI.n on EXCHANGE ausis
~ ~ 49, - H.tH
thfna else Fuan, Seattle Heal H.
tate ca. ~ Times bids
Personals
Mrs. JoalE ~ TffhSHit. Massage
ahampoolns. AanieurinK. fsalfdrres
hss arafr and Facial Treatment
18th The Ntbrc N ansagr Machine q
Mcdonald niork Phone Mack ga
Mis- TAT, 60 eth ave ale. Treat.
rtert faFtuTa electric ltaht steam
sapor baths. NfbrAHzaa4, massage fer
fsSs. sosle ard ucff. f'is1ns. Hack
ENGipAE . stamps date 81 birth and
! will tell whom % marry. Afs
hwaiu. Suite 2 summit. lat ave. and
Pine
Psiraist
MADAME ZAHA. sxprft pAlnsist and
psyehlc fuem = Hotsi DRAMA 20
Az tfF-Tt~DATE cosUNppuM
Why are Madame LarAs ads ard the
Kiss Contest likeaas.p see espsofaa
tiepsF Becauss ths1 bfins diver sivi
returns.
ko-cEST readings sof fen dave. pFef
ncugiaF, fpiFnlsi Nsuduur. las ave
Firsrelsi
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II sou wsh. dgffset -.ishX and
lunE Co. ios Western Nsin n;