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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

whizzing through space AZ no
one knows how many thousands OF
miles a second. and leaving behind
Il IN the heavens a train % white
light million milen In length. Hal
leys comet Il noW approaching the
head on,
VIII u strike the EARTH Well,
what's your EuoHaf You know what
the other da.n.Ka.roun comets
have done. So far as We know
they jus, passed by. although some
OF the LONG haired scientists believe
that lie was ettiuEuiuhsd on the
earth more than once By fires gen.
Grated BY comets. aud that the
growth ~ human. animal and vegc.
table NE had 10 bcgin all over
again.
A comet. Il IL thought. Is bit
of some planet which haa cracked
of and 10 flying rapidly through
space u II intensely hot. Kcncr.
aiing enormous heat By lie friction
going through the ether.
Halley's comet makes an appear
ance every Tsis years Il Il tho
oldest celestial wandcrcr known TO
earth beings, and ~ mentioned In
some Of the oldest writings Cary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
1SSSSS S3SSSSA,
4 A WREATH FOR y
4 JOHN |. WILSON Y
NSS$SSSSS&SSSSE

There IL no man In the state Of
Washington who IN better known
than John L. Wilson, For nearly
20 years he has been a prominent
and influential figure In the state
His Influence has not by any means
been confined 10 tho state, but IN
the field OF national politics he IL
well and fayorably known. There
IL probably no man In Washington
today whose opinion Is more high.
~ valued in the national capital
than John l.. Wilson.
" anyone we're 10 inquire AR 10
the distinguishing characteristic Of
John l.. Wilson. tho prompt reply
would be; lie II a fighter. Like
many men of small phyaical pro.
portions, Senator Wilson has that
moral courage that nothing can
daunt II would seem that IN
christening Senator Wilson John L..
more than ordinary parental
foresight aud Appropriateness was
displayed. for certainly his com.
oatike qualities In hia particular
100 ++tttN'N W WIN tnNNN VI
theyhostun gladiator.
Defeat" IL a word that IL not
Ia Senator Wilson's vocabulary.
ana be Is extremely chafy Of any
OF its synonyms, In HIS long career
aa an official aud a politician he
has fought innnmorable batiiea aud
he has always fought square. with
NO quarter asked or given. and
every person who has been In
tiEht with him has realized before
II was over that there had been
something doing.
Senator Wilson halls from Craw
louisville. Ind, that little town
which has turned out 80 many
famous men. He was born In
1850 and early IN life got into the
political same AZ the age Of "a
ne waa a member OF the Indiana
legislature and his career was al
ready 20 conspicuous that he At.
tfaeted national attention.
IN lAh2 during President Arthur's
Administration. Senator Wilson vas
appointed receiver of public
moneys AZ Spokane. Wash In
which capacity he served until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
Coupons VIII Reduce the
Expenses to All
Attending.

Elsewhere In to6ay'a Star viii be
found coupons for The stars day
a the MidNinter Carnival and IN.
dHstrial exposition. in progress a.
shc old poNtoffice building. Wed
neafay night vas star uixhi. ana
not less than 1900 people attended
several hundred being unable fo
gain admittancc So star day"
vas arranged. and IN addition 10
providing that the readers OF the
paper mag enter the main doors
tree. 4 has been arranged that all
the side shows on the little Mid.
way IN the basement can been seen
~ hair price
Cut your coupons out Of The Star
and let the children attend the car.
niFal tOm0rrow afternoon There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

instance, placed II on tho table
and thus saved II IN the senates
And yet two weeks ~ the campaign
elapsed before the public had any
appreciation OF the fact
Men have gone on the stump for
every reason in the world but Mr..
Chanler was the first one 70 take
II for the purpose Of saying that
he had nothing to say"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
The Present City Attorney
Files Suit Against
Hated Rival.

Alleging that the suit filed
AGAINST him yesterday Is political
trick to diacredlt him before the
republican caucus tonight. sidney
J. Williams, ~ the firm OF Blake
4 Williams, attorneys. Ia the Burke
building. this morning bitterly de.
nounccd the tactics OF Paul W
Hauser the opposing candidate for
city attorney Of the new third class
city Of Renton, In bringing suit
against him az this time charging
him with converting money due the
town Of Renton 60 his own use.
Complaint Filed.
The complaint IN the case, which
vas filed Ia the superior court yes.
terday, charges that Williams re
eeiyed a discount OF s3a3.50 on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
TO PREPARE CLIPPED BEEF

Lay the meat In a saucepan, near
~ cover with cold water and bring
almost 10 a boil Drain off the wa
ter. place IN the pan a lump Of but
ter and toss about in the pan until
the butter Is melted and the beef
ig beginning 10 get crisp. Stir In
"A little flour and add enough milk
or cream 10 make a sauce. Season
as Desired.
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|. ON The FRONT


Steamer City Of Puebla left San
Francisco for Seattle yesterday.
British steamer Antilochus shift
ed yesterday from Vancouver 20
Comox 10 bunker and will arrive
in Seattle soon. 10 complete cargo
for the Orient.
British ship Boadicca cleared
from San Francisco for Puget
sound today. She viii load lumber
Al Mukilteo.
Steamer Tampico left last night
for southeastern Alaskan ports.
Steamer Princess Royal. recently
IN collision with the Fukui Maru.
has been repaired and viii resume
her regular schedule IN conjunction
with the Princess Victoria next
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
C0TTERlLL is 0USTED BY
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL

OF the Typographical union are act.
Ing ~ business agents pro tenn.
Alice Lord of the Mattresses
union and W. L. Jones az the Ma
chiniHts' have been elected as dele.
gates 10 the convention of the
Washington State Federation OF
Labor. which meets at Walla
on Jan. 7.
Editor Mcnamara Of the Union
Record has been appointed mtatiati
clan OF the Central Labor Council.
The Cooks union has officially
thanked the Typographical union
for their support The Typographi.
cal union recently announced that
their members who patronlged an
Unfair restaurant would be fined.
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Reason Is Withheld, and
Investigation Is Be-
ING Made.

Frank r Co,terin. business agent
Of the Central Labor Council. was
removed BY the council last Wed.
nesday night and the office declared
vacant McsHra. Carlson. Bolton
and Miller were elected to lnvessl
gate the affairs OF hia office and 10
report their findings at the council
meeting next "Wednesday nlght.
The cause ~ the removal was not
diyulgsd at the Labor Temple
Offices this morning Secretary J.
x Harris and Delegate Mccullough
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AFTER REUFs CHAUFFEUR.


SALEM. Ore. Nov. 20. Detect
i've Charles 0off. Of San Francisco
on todaya train with a
requieltlon from tho governor OF
California for tho oxtradition OF
Alexander q. Latham, Abe Reufs
charged with bribery,
and an important witness In the
graft prosecution. Latham is un.
der arrest IN Portland.
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SEWER WAITS roR exec.

AZ Q conference held yesterday he.
tween Mayor Miller and e. ] smith
representing the A-Y.-P ~. and
ether city officials Il was decided 10
postpone the construction Of the
trunk sewer between Albion place
ana Fremont az. on Ewing 81 an.
90 after the exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
10 chrIslsnsd Roasa4sIl.

Miss Ruth Plies Guiehter ~ A,n-
afOr PILES, tiffa aftcfH@en ciirigtonod
che big tree IN Rpveuna park
Roosevelt" under the auspices Of
the q. a. X. and the Forestry CON
greHa The tree iH nearly 400 feet
high. and rs so feet la circumference
40 the bottom After the chriaten-
ing, the party visited the A.-Y.-P.
u nrnmmna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
ulINDREDS IN PERIL
WHEN GAS MAIN
EXPLODES.
r.;shtful Accident in New
York City This
Morning.

un0oKLYN. ~ Y. Nov 20 =
~, ~ rereons we're killed and
il' 'sr,.s AZ others were imported
p.s xhen gas main exploded
~, beneath the level OF the
-, where workmen were On
49, 49, "a the construction Of a sew.
great hole was torn IN the
80 A mass 81 heavy plenklng
So, FIRE and the earth which
~ swsy from the sides OF the
~ -. alteh carried several victims
~ into the flames before they
"a b rescued
pit o. Fire.
sasef main In the lower levels
~ excavation brcke and ,hc
...ssp Isosened the earth from
-, easements on both sides Of
~ greet until the houses tottered
J. ~ edxe Of the pit Of fire. rwcn.
49, wcrkmen we're Ia the sewer
49, when the explosion occurred
~ hols vas Is feet wide and IS
- aeen A considerable portion
sths lever levels Of the ditch had
.,,ssstly been filled with gas from
,e,klnF gas main aud Il Is thought
49, ! snark from a workman's pipe
Irnilei the gas.
rAere vas 4 flash and the fore.
,.nst workman Ia the ditch was
Nswn 10 atoms. The heavy plank
~ used 70 bolster up the earth on
- daes Of the excavation caught
A. Immediately, the flames being
"a hy the gas from the broken
gas main.
crushed 70 Death.
Theu the water main broke and
~ seepage carried down the aides
x he excavation Into the MT Of
~ and the entire street Tor nearly
Ap<k sank into the hole. hurting
- 4 debris onto the workmen.
~ xere struggling 70 get ont.
ra.alw them. Earth and solid
nj ia forward from the founda.
ers 4 tie houses lining the street.
nrlsg them tottering on the edge,
r.z,x rns a panic IN every house
a lhs block. most o. which were
,spsusass thickly crowded With
pscple. The police In tho neigh.
hsrtood hurried the tenants out and
4 hurry call brought more police
AMI fiFemen
Roasted 10 a Crisp.
Sunset Proui. while passing the
hlock. sau 4 woman and her child
sGzlnx into the barnlnx abyss just
fnsf TIE explosion and rushed for.
F1fd q save their lives He slipped
aEt fell inso the flames and vas
rsasied % = crisp before the eyes
4 handreds o. persons. Prouts vas
he oEiy body recovered
The woman and child chung 10
De ekarred end Of a plank and were
'sened b firemen.
Wife Frustrated.
Ffuufs wife was with him az the
time be gave bis life trying 20 save
ne nonan and child. and II was
viii officially that the police were
abs . restrain her from Jumping
into IL fire after him She u IN
state q complete collapse.
fcgF xoFknen Ia a tiuY comuarf.
neat y Tie excavation had q mlrae-
ulca4 escape fr0n death. They
we're nsst wken the explosion
eEoakhs tlmhen hurting into the
loss q slrdsf hat fell croaswlse
~ saase iken, Just before the
nR 80 issn theY managed 10 bur.
FvN lstu - completed sewer and
ksde1 aad swam four blocks 10
Ne rFeF. shere they escaped an.
lsft sHi neaFly dead from inhallng
VI Eases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
PORTLAND WRESTLER
AFTER men IN
SEATTLE

PORTLAND ore. Nov. 90 -
0Conncll tho Muituamah CLUB
wrestling instructor. formerly q
Yale university, today deposited $50
with the sporting editor II tho Jour
nal a. a forfeit Tor Il match with
Dan sullivan. Of Seattle. Sullivan
challenged o'G1nneii 60 a match IN
private Tor a $500 side bet. Ne viii
meet sullivan any time within a
week after Thanksgiving.
o'GuuneH meets Joe Helnrichn. ~
Spokane. December 3 after which
he viii meet Mcintyre. II Oakland
1r Roller. 81 Seattle. Make pwyer
q Denver. and George Hethncr
lightweight champion 81 the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

Rev Thomas w. Elicit. pastor ~
the Queen Anne Methodist EpiHca-
pal church. viii preach On "Tho
Identity of Jesus Christ and the
Opinions Of Men Concerning uim."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
SOCIAL NOTES

Pennsylvania Auxiliary.
~ Nomen's Auxiliary OF the
n1nsFlysnla association will give
Nfiss Of entertainments In the
1s1s future
Ihe firss Of these VIII be an old
kcnse
sorority Entertains Artists.
me members Of the Alpha Gam.
- sorority Of the state university
~ entertain at dinner this evening
honor Of Nine. Maud Powell
No. NAY Nuke. Miss Anne Ford
Ia ~. Turner at the chapter house
t.'h AZ. n Covers will be laid
Sanders. Hatch.
mr. William l. Sanders and Mrs.
saha I. Hatch. widow ~ the late
ssage Hatch were united IN mar
nase On Wednesday evening b.
~ J. Taylor Wright. pastor Of the
sno4nalmie " = church. at the
none o. the bride. ai0 n. 18th W.
~ and Mrs Sanders left Tor q
,nOlt visit % Mr. Sanders country
asne near Lake Chelan. after
'1eh hey wiil reside IN Seattle.
storey.Libby.
~ Tom " Storey and Mrs. May
L'opy we're married N0v. "a az
w home Of tho brides daughter.
~ , = Carey Of Hillman City
~ r s. coNeil officiated Mr
"a Mrs. Storey will reside AZ nm
nan City.
- Study Meetings.
me first Of "a series 81 Sunday
1se'ings for active and student
mea'Ders u the Ladies' Musical
wv WI be held on Monday after
.'on NOV %, al $3.50 O'Clock aharp
y \ lohnstons hall Third av.
aIa University a.
Benefit Ball.
hlltaiiuus have been ISSUED ~
~ nelall Clerks association no. 3
~. gsil given at Eagles hall. cor.
M y seventh av aud Pine 81. on
. a-esaay evening. Nov a. The bro.
e'uA Of The entertainment vim 20
" needy members
~, Century Club.
49,, regular meeting of the Cen.
~ ~ eiab viii b. held "a tho Fed.
s. s.'9n club house on Friday al
sge oeloek. Nov n. Tho program
q n charge 81 the Music dc.
srsss'ofnt Mime. Vincent being chair.
W. wv The topic win be- American
is,sS ana win be suitably illus.
Tfe'puon for Maud Powell Trim.
w. "9fntu 90 the ehiearsfty ~
rsees.'apsi9n VIII nnHe ii en31g ID
o. ,'a m honor ~ tia inemi,.rr
rou, N'e Maud Powell Tfio tonso,.
a. ~ ,ashogn from 3 70 Z o'clock
neN Washington hotel
M m,, stiql invitation IL extended 10
~ ,as'eians of the Gifts ~ ~ 49,
q tble sfl Nine Maud Powell VIA
homo - ~ q making her mime
N oA fle coast. '''''i .
ne,a pefanto clubs IN npaals hove
ia" thHu INN ttat "
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In India 1866 persons were
killed by Wild beasts IN 1907.
This IL the lowest figure since the
government began taking stats.
ties.
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MOVING ON
THE MOROS
BY n. Lee cLoTwoRTHY,
staff Correspondent Of the United
pfeea

MANILA, Nov. ga column Of
infantry with artillery under the
command Of Col. Edwin r. Glenn.
Is moving today against the Moroa
entrenehed near Malabang. Reports
OF serious fighting are expected
here any day.
The advance II the beginning Of
a general movement for the dis.
armament Of the Moro tribes who
have failed to acknowledge Amor.
can supremacy.
Col. Glenn achieved distinction
by auppressing the rebellion IN
samar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
Century Club


nofa ,t an'o clubs IN Russia have
lioie sals1 1000 members. and a
IA 6s lliag only Esperanto booles
opened in Moscow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

VALLEYS COMET AND PICTURE FROM A FAMOUS OIL
TAPtsThH SAID TO HAVE DC I'm COMET
AppIARep ~ ioes rsE INSCRIPTION, rRANsLArEo MEANS
"ApAlRNo - "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

1arvard's first commencement
was Oct 0. 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20

N ,H y, have been issued by
y ~ ',stall Clerks association no. s
A.. gsil given at Eagles hall. cor.
M n seventh az and Pine 81. on
. sues'"y evening Nov a. The pro-
4 wv o. the entertainment win 20
70 needy member
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-20
Shoulder Brace Specials
To Clean Gloves
To Keep Your Feet Warm

Both outdoors In the wot and in
bed az night, we offer The fol-
lowing IN three sizes-- mems.
women's and childrca
Regular 25o Felt lnsoles. special.
pair tsts stst+ ts.t- tt.-, luc
Regular 25c Sleepors Gall wooD
special. pair .... ......,,1 oo
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
KATHERINE ELNNS
DENIES THE REPORT
Senator's Daughter Says She
is Not Engaged to Duke
or Any One Else.

NEW YORK. Apr. LII am not
engaged to the Luke D'Abluzzl nor
to any one else"
This statement is contained in a
letter from Miss katherine Elklns,
daughter of the Senator from West
Virginia. to friend in this city, and
the statement of her correspondent
cleared the air Of The uncertainty
which has marked this international
romance. ~
According to this person, the Duke
is insistent. pleading by letter and
cable his love and his assurance that
II she will marry him she Will be
given full royal rights as his wife.
She has told him that II he mar
ried her 1t will be without Limitation
or bargain on citizen side.
She viii not turn Catholic nor will
she agree to cent of monetary set
Element upon him.
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Read below why the worst dys.
petic in this city can find
immediate relief with these
q grain Triangules.

Miserable IS the man or. woman
who suffers from dread Indigestion or
dyspepsia. There are few diseases
which create such misery. long drawn
out suffering, a. Indigestion. it
pursues them before meals after
after meals and between meals. they.
take it to bed with them. II Il with
them wherever they 90. though In
digestion IS the simplest disease OF III
10 cure.
Ten such afflicted ones. dear reader.
Or me p grain TrianguIes Of piapep-
sin. urge the sufferer 10 20 to any
pharmacy here and give 80 cents fu-
a case. and to cat one like candy
after the next meal such a sufferer
would ever bless you. because i've
minutes after eatin one Triangulc
there would be no more Indigestion.
70 feeling l!.c lump OF lead in the
stomach. or Heartburn. or fu.ness
and discomfort, no Belching Of Gas
or Eructations Of Sour food. Debnita-
ting Headache, Nausea. Water Brash
and other symptoms OF sour. disor-
dered stomach.
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DR.. R. |. JACKSON, v. S.

TREATS ALL ANIMALS
guarantee cure for qulttcr, flstn-
la, pole-evll, ana all sores. 1 perform
all operations; satisfactory results
or money refunded.
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HOW PROMPTLY
THEY. RELIEVE INDIGESTION


rape ; piapeps'" contains pure
Aspetic Pepsin, one grain OF which
viii digest without any assistance
5000 grains OF food; also Diastase.
Papain, Calcium. Pure Extract cas-
cara sagrada. Powdered Ginger ana
other ingredients making these Trian
Eulcs harmless and taste like candy.
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I HE WHILE DEATH
is TO BE BAFFl-ED.

numbers among It's members MINI.
officials like Bulstrode. whose rso.n,
report on Tuberculosis has made M
name familiar to every student 81 the
tuberculosis problem; pioneers NE
Philips Of Edinburg, the founder az
the first tuberculosis dispcnsary; hui
mantarians like the Countess Of All
erdeen. the Inspiring leader 81 ~.
movement in Ireland.
Germany also has committee N
great distinction; Greece one Of eon,I
prominence, including the personal
physician OF the King. Some Of M
most noted scientists In Australia ~.
members OF the committee for tbo.
country. The powerful AntI-Tubev-
culosis League Of Of the South Amer
lean countries has representatives IN
the committees of Brazil Argentina
Venezuela, and other lands Ia, tbe
southwark. Switzerland, Holland
Sweden, Norway Denmark, Belgium.
practically every country In Europe
in fact, has appointed committees
that are active at work. Even far
away Russia with promptness and
up to dateness that gives a new point
of view Of her character. has reported
to the Secretary General her plans
for participation in the Congress
Moreover, the Russian voluteer fleet
which corresponds to the merchant
marine OF this and other countries
has signihed Its intention Of providing
free transportation for a certain
number OF delegates; and of reducing
the fare onc[haif for all the rest. In
addition, the feet has promised to
bring over to this country all objects
intended for the exhibition. free OF
charge.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

UTNIFRED:
Gold Medal Flour Is best for pastry.
lsE ATUTCE
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BUSINESS FIRM STARTED

Payne & Payne have opened Offices
in the odd Fellows building and viii
do real estate and Insurance bust
ness. We predict, success for them in
their new undertaking as they have
had experience in their respective
lines. Amos Payne was in business
here and At Salem for several years
and was very successful. Eta Payne
is thoroughly acquainted with the
fire insurance business having been
connected with local agency here
for the last 81 xyears.
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Low Fee For This Week
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She was born in County Tyrone, Ire
land, September, 29th, 1880, and came
to this countrywith her husbandinIS4o.
She is the mother Of four children all liv-
ing. AtthcpTcscnt tipc she issisiting a
daughter in Indiana and Is in splendid
health. She enjoyed an automobile ride
afcw days ago and was greatly pleased
at the speed. Mrs. wilkins remembers
the browning Of Queen Victoria, and
enjoys telling Of the experiences and
conditions of q, hundred years ago.
On January 18th, Margaret Watson,
daughter Of Mrs. Wilkins sent the fol.
lowing letter from her mother:
DEAR MIR. DuFFy: i want 20 tell
you about your medicine, it Is doing me
so rnuch good. | am now 4 very old
woman. ] have passed my IoSth birth
day Since taking your Pure Malt Wins
key my appetite is better, and am
stronger. Ircst better and my daughter
who is IS years old, says / am getting
younger every day. j feel that your
Nhiskey IS a food and that it win keep
me alive for great many years more.
Your Malt Whiskcy makes me think Of
the whiskey they make in Ireland. You
rnayput this in she papcrifYou want to.
ful men and women who cannot say too
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PaIrr1istrv
and
Clairvoyance
Prof. Webster, of
New York

The celebrated clairvoyant and
RaImlst IS sim at 163 w. Main street.
convincing his many patrons Of his
wonderful powers. Ills gifts are the
most marvellous and OF the highest
order He reveals everything, past
present ana future. Those that have
visited him arc the most competent
TO judge. They pronounce him Won
dcrful. He can be consulted on sick
ness, divorce. pending pension claim. ,.
hidden or buried treasures, social or
business affairs; or in fact. any thing
you may be in trouble or doubt or.
He does not ask his patrons questions
neither does he ask them to write.
but tells all through his wspderfu.
gift. clairvoyance and trance mcdi-
umship.
Hours 10 a m to p. m.
Sunday included.
Low Fee For This Week
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

dhtlao ghHmated
tcfspa
o an beread by the tcuSdve aonach
fret copyn uraed
Duffy Malt Whskey Rochester
Model Liquor Store Distributors cEarksburgW W.
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lived I'm THREE CENTURIES
VIGOROUS AND STRONG AT 108

Mrs. Mary wilkins. Of Remington.
Ind. mother Of Dr. John A. wilk-
ms Of Delta, Ind. Is ono Of
The oldest residents 81
tho state. having lived
in three centuries
and being IN her
l09th year.