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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

20 fortune tcllors who doesn't know
a thing about a.
You know ! told you that when
started out In Minneapolis | tried
20 live on the twenty-five and fifty.
cent readings Well. / found out
from some other fortune teliera that
u wasn't the readings. but the con
iideniial graft that came after a
reading that paid the rent and
honsh, the diamonds and the news
paper advertising space SO start
ed out to work the thing right.
/ married a pretty Eiri aud We
took a French name and went "a
u. Minn. taught her a lot
Of stuff from tho paimistry book
and | borrowed some money aud
took some OF hers and bought a
part Of fortune telicr's plant A
plant IL made up OF old city direc
tories aud newspaper clippings
about people.
I've got a plant nos that's worth
$1,000 I've got old city directories
running back many years. from all
the prominent cities In the country
You sec. as soon as my wife. by the
envelope trick that I told you about
finds out the name Of tho customer
and where she vas born. run out
into another room and look In the
city directory for that city and that
year. There I find X aii~thn name
nf her father. her mother. her sis
tsrs and brothers and whether they
were brakemen or clerks. and the
address OF their home slip this
information 20 my wife. as she :
reading the palm or the cards. and
Il helps 20 gain the customers con
fldenee. II does more than that
Il nearly knocks her over with sur
prise As my wife dolea Il out q
her. with a worried Ecowi on her
face. "a II II were hard work She
makes believe the work IL hard be
cause the customer hasn't given
her complete trust and confidence
Wen. the first case OF real GRAFT
we Kot was eorksr. u scared us
out Of town. We hadn't been ~
NJ more than two weeks before
an elderly woman came Co u.s. Ms
wife handled her. with my aid VS.
I gained her confidence and then shs
told as that her husband was an In
valid aud had been bedridden fol
many years. She wanted 20 marry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
l'31NglIl Y
II | |
Many Women Pay Large
Sums to Have the Evil
Spirits Invoked. Con-
fesses This Professional
"Invoker."
AZ PROF sooTHsAYER.


! vas telling you about women
~ xant a fortune teller 10 re-
rsse ihelr husbands.
Yoa'd be surprised 70 know how
uaay women there are wh0 are
urssg money % fortune tellers
rery day il the belief that the FOR.
has teller can cause the evil spiF.
h b remove their husbands frum
a. World This kind ~ business IL
q sess paying business for fortune
tlrrs After a woman Is com
resesy IN their grasp and tells them
rerythinx sha wants bow she
vaass her husband 20 die. for In
nance. 80 that she can marry an.
aAer man the fortune teller gets
kr to put heg statement down In
ritsng L vii Rad something
D. this
= hereby agree 10 pay Pref.
sssn5So $50 a week until he
~ Ire evil spirits 10 xiii my
smnas1. ard when my hus-
asasa promise 20 gay him
80 = the life Insurance.
ssV Signed. Etc
~ you Souldnt think many
szm Noaid write a thing like
o. xaGld y0uT Wen. piles Of
- % I've had scores OK such
p~s IN my hands. as every FOR
~ islieF has. After he gets a pa
y ~ that. signed By woman
ks1ease Of bleeding. She can
IRA. and she turns over 90 bin
nHaaY which her husband think
~ for meat and groceries
fsres many a man paying mouel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

It's this way I've been IN this
business Ia Montelair SO long that
as soon as walk up the street
and pass a dog. instead OF run.
ming away from me. ho yells
Hello. Davel' AT mo and laughs
They ali know me. and when !
make a move 90 catch EN- they
just laugh az me and hike. I'm.
less you buy me n pair OF whiskers
my usefulness ia this city Is at an
end"
The mayor viii take the request
under adylacmeut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
1905 Third Az, NJ. W. Cor. Union 81.


Tbta Indicates she action ~ Folsg KID
usy pills 80 n Parsons. Battle Greek.
afIfh illustrates - have haen afflicted
with a severe case ~ kidueF ana bladder
trouble Tor whirh / found no relief untii
uaad Foley kidney pilis These cured
me entirely Of al my ailments J wha
troubled with batkHnhsa and ssvafs
shooting palms with annoying urinary IT,
feKularitlas The steady uae % FOLEY
idney Pills Fid me entirely - al my
former troubles ThsF have my hiahssf
recommendation uarfeH nruE atnroa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

and dressed and packed our things,
We took tho frat train out tlpt
morning for Chicago.
got a friend 90 send mo a On.
per from N. aud n said that
the old man died IN bed. while he
was asleep. and that his wife
woke up and found him stiff asa
cold. II Just happened that Ibis
death and our fortune telling
went together but suppose the
old lady hlamea herself 20 this
day for killing Jim.
Since then I've had papers
from women offering 60 give me hs
much aa $4,000 Tor getting their
husbands out OF the way II was
60 be part 81 tho insurance money.
Ono woman got mad ut her hua.
band and told him that she was
having fortune teller KIN him by
inehea. Ito told tho police about
u and they began 10 hunt around
FOR the fortune teller They came
mp 20 my place and wanted 20 look
over my papers and records. lot
them do a. Belle and | always
keep the huaband.kililng papers
away from the other office records.
It's funny 20 me that the police
don't got wise 20 tho fortune tell.
Ing game Many cities. by ordl
nance. allow US 20 pay n license Of
5000 or $500 year 20 fleece folks.
Yet II the police were To go into
any one OF these plaoea and search
u thoroughly they would nnd
signed papers that would show In
tcntiona OF murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
MAY FIND BODIES
nv a FEW DAYS

BLACK DIAMOND. Nov. 10
Although rescue gangs are con.
Hlanty al work. officials OF the
Lawson mine believe that II viii DO
ut least two or three days before
the bodies Of 10 miners killed IN tho
explosion several days ago are un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
Embroidery Sale
BANDS, FLOUNCINGS, IN ~
CORSET COVERINGS 81 80
Worth Up to $1.50 Yard - -
ON SALE FRIDAY MORNING

The best OF all sales OF Embrodcres held this year The
styles qualities and designs will surpass anything have
ever shown at this price The variety Of styles and patterns
y too large 10 describe mnuelyou these beau
iuI goods before you appreciate them Many advance
novelties that will be shown in the regular spring lines
two or three times the present price The sale includes
Beautiful designs in Corset Cover Embroideries,
the finest Swiss and nansook; floral effects, con-
ventional and large bow designs embroidered
iouncings, effective designs, finest of needIework,
sheerest of fabrics; striking novelties in lace effects
in wide bands, galoons and Insertions Many exquis-
lite gifts be made from these unusually fine en-
broideries, as every knows. The values
range up to $l.50 but special price, choice Fri
day, is 48c yard ,,., NJ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

carthed.
No attempt will be made 10 res.
cue the bodies OF five other miners.
who undoubtedly periahed on the
sixth level, half mills under.
ground They are believed 10 be
buried under tons OF coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

catcher ~ the
town, paid his
respects 90 May
or era " Tor d
and inaiBted
that he must
either get him
"a disguise OF
accept his res
ignation
o W IL
that7" the may.
or asked
+" gu Sc o,
your h o n o r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

f. the name % germAn chemical
ore ~ the many valuable ingredients ~
F8isTs kidney Remedy. HnaHm~thFtena-
tetramfne is recognized ~ medical test
books and Authorities a. a uric acid col.
vent and anti septic ZOE the urine Take
Fpisys kidney Remedy promptly a. she
first sign ~ kidney trouble sna avoid
serious malady. uaTtsil Drua Stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
skYacRApER prAl.

VANCOUVER. u. G., Nov. 10
British capitalists have taken an
option on the Dominion Trust sky.
Hcraper building. the largest in
Vancouver. The option price IL
said 10 be 81 900 900.
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AT THE THEATRES.

\ MOORE - Virginia Harmed
4 Ia 'rhe Woman lie Married.
A GRAAp--"Mrs. Wigs ~
\ the Cabbage Patch"
\ SEATTLE - Under South.
\ ern skies
h LotS--'sThe FIRST Born
\ ALEXANDRA -- "Tho phan.
4 tom Detective"
; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

(The fourth and final article In
tomorrov'a star will tell % some
Of the evils that grow out Of fortune
telllna1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

The usa 81 Felsy kidney pina They are
apbuiiding strengthening and sosthinE
Tonic IN action. quick ia results Bartoii
DRUG stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
CANNES ARE WISE,
DOG-GONE III ALL

MoNTCLAIR, N. j.. Nov. To-
David stelnfold. the official dog.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-16

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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-16
BIlbo and Dulaney.

The comments In this column last
week on the Dulaney verdict appear
TO have been misconstrued, inten.
tionally or otherwise, This paper,
nor any one else, II Is believed, Is
seriously impressed with the mot
guilty" verdict as being proof positive
OF the "lnnocense" OF Dulaney. This
paper does not, and II believes every
person In Mississippi Is OF the same
mind, for a single Instant believe
that Vardaman was defeated 10 the
secret caucus without the aid OF
money and trickery. Neither does
this paper believe that Dulaney did
not give Bllbo the brihe money, AZ Ia
claimed. This paper believes that
Dulaney Is guilty. 1t believes that
Vardaman was trlcked and sold out
In the caucus manipulations. II be.
lievcs that the vast majority OF the
people In the state are thoroughly
familiar with all the facts In the case,
regardless OF the rulings OF courts and
the so.called verdict OF jurles. 1t be.
lieves all OF these things. 1t believes
the great majority Of the people 0,
Mississippi believe them. But--thil
paper also believes that Bilbo should
be squelched. He has told his story
throughout the state aud the un
purchasable voter has heard aud. |,
is thought, believed him. The recen,
trial, for reasons that are plainly self
evident on the face of things, resulted
IN not guilty verdict, rs IL known tt
all meE. The American system o
Jurisprudence has long been joke II
the minds OF thinking men. A few
more exhibitions such as was witnessed
IN Yazoo City and the putrid remain,
will smell TO Heaven. Prevent thcs,
exhibitions. Dulaney IL a dead duel
for all time. Bllbo has successfully
completed his labors. 1t is time Il
eliminate Bilbo,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-16

This table shows that Florida leads
all southern states 10 the rate OF In
crease, while Kentucky comes behind.
Mississippi is eighth on the list OF
twelve states given. Florida, which
has but recently become to be ex.
plotted, has grown to be an impor-
tant winter resort, while Texas with
her cheap lands and countless thous.
ands OF acres OF idle soil Is receiving
much attention from agriculturists as
settlers. State wide prohibition has
hlndered Alabama's growth, notwith-
standing the remarkable increase 10
the population OF Birmingham, her
chief city, and the same will o. the
wisp has paralyzed Tennessee. It's
effects are also heavily felt along the
Mississippi gulf coast and 10 the river
towns. The laws upon the statute
books preventing foreign capital hnd
ing a safe and sane home In the stat e
has also driven thousands OF citizens
into other states. Part OF the increase
10 the population OF each Of Louis
lana, Alabama and Tennessee may be
traceable directly to losses to this
state through the Infamous section
903.
1t Is further interesting to note the
revelations Of the census regarding
some OF the Older states of the Union.
The middle west has long been held
up as OF wonderful growth and de-
velopment. Illinois, however, shows
gain OF but 1873 per cent, and
Indiana bat = per cent, while Iowa
shows an actual loss OF 03 per cent.
Kansas increased Is pc. cent, Ohio
l4.7 per cent and Nebraska but ll.S
per cent. These figures show that
the south Of 1850 that had about ten
millions Of people has doubled that
total In spite of her hindrances and
drawbacks and the added weight of
her peculiar state laws and not be.
cause OF them.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-16
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las iss llsf ~ feeisluss htndsd d1-a
ts.fsy ~ ths Supreme so1fl
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anifmed
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sses sccfulng from death ~ syu N
the appellee 20 ksssoce, wis.., ~
vefsed snd reminded
w Whitfield, Commissioner Reed
" q y Ffeid, chs6eefy court shsf.
key, reversed and femaoded
~ a. gnham We. state, circuit
court Lafayette, siiifmed.
Harvey Pearson W. state, circuit
court ANTE county, reversed and
reminded
Iiy Judge Anderson FIX pattc Chap
man, circuit court IIlnds county,
involves claim NJ reward Tor arrest NJ
a fugitive prisoners ~ appellant IL an
officer held that I've was MT entitled
to this reward
Mrs. W. l. Owsley vs.. United Com.
mercIsl Travellers of America, circuit
court Lauderdale county, affirmed
Il Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Rail.
road Company " A. @. Kelly, circuit
court Holmes county, unless judy
ment Is reduced to $500, affirmed;
otherwise reversed.
Writ Adams, revenue agent vs.
Standard Oil Company, circuit court
Kinds county, reversed and remanded
BY Judge Smith-Dorsey William.
vs.. o. s Mcpherson, motion sustained
Walter Phillips vs. state, circuit
court Kinds county, suggestion ol
error overruled.
Donaldson Brothers vs.. Bank OF
Bonneville, circuit court Prentis.
county, motion overruled.
Y. g. Brlgg vs. state, suggestion o.
error overruled.
Alabama and Vicksburg Railway
company VS.. Monroe Williams, War
rem county, affirmed.
BY Chief Justice Mayes-Jame
3 Seal vs.. ]. e. Carleton, circuit cour
Pamela county, affirmed.
John Murdoch ct al. VS.. Mrs. Annie
Murdoch, chancery court Claiborne
county, action to correct a will, re
versed and remanded.
d q. w. Newman VS.. Board of Super
|. vis0rs OF Chickasaw county, affirmed
). ID. Alexander VS.. L. e. Herring
u circuit court Carroll county, motto
b TO strike out portion Of stenOgrapher'
h notes, sustained.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-16
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-16
b|LbO and JAMES
ARE TURNED FREE
Echo of the Creation of George
County Family Heard in
Yazo0 Court.

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 13.--The grand
jury inquiry into the supposed or al
legged or intimated bribery OF Senator
Theo. G.. Blbo, 10 connection with
the George county legislation, which
has been In progress the past two
days, blew up this afternoon, and
both II. r. James, OF Lucedale, who
has played somewhat OF a star part,
and Senator Blbo have been excused
from further attendance.
For part OF two days. yesterday and
today, Attorney James was before the
grand jury, and it appeared from this
afternoons sequel that he must have
proved an unwilling witness Along
toward the dinner hour the grand
jury filed into the courtroom, accom-
panied by Mr.. James, when Foreman
Taylor stated to the court that the
witness had declined to answer GER
tain leading questions bearing on the
alleged bribery, claiming that to do so
Woutu NC w iuSttuiuu1C uInSCiI.
They had come to the court, there
fore, for advice 10 the matter.
Judge Henry stated that he would
take the matter under advisement
aud look into the law on the subject.
This he did, and when court reassem.
bled after dinner Judge Henry stated
that neither the court nor the grand
jury had the power to compel wit
ness to give seli.incriminating testi.
mony and that Mr.. James was quite
within the law and constitution as
given.
Under the circumstances there was
nothing for II except to suspend
the inquiry, so far as the two chief
personages in the story are concerned.
Senator Bilbo was In the grand jury
room for a while, and while nothing
concerning what transpired during
that time was given out, 1t Is inferred
that the witness was told that he
could consider himself excused from
further attendance, since he made
arrangements during the afternoon to
leave for Poplarville.
This Is the outcome Of one OF the
most interesting incidents Of the Du.
laney trial, where Attorney James
had been summoned as witness by
the defense. He was put on the
stand, sworn, and had been asked a
leading question as to whether he
had paid certain sum OF money to
Senator Bilbo In order tn Influence
his interest In securing n favorable
report on the George county bill,
from his committee. AT that point
Attorney Perrin, his personal legal
representative, interposed 10 his be.
half, contending that his client had a
right 10 decline to answer any Ques-
tion which would incriminate him.
SELF Then II was that Judge Henry
took the matter 10 hand aud told
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-16
EXTRA BIG BONUSES
GIVEN CONTESTANTS
Three Prizes Are Offered for
December With Weekly
Votes, Too.

The piano contest closes on Christ
mas Eve.
This leaves the contestants with
but n short time In which to work to
Increase the sum total OF their votes.
For the period Of the month Of
December, THE DEMOCRAT STAR
offers an extra large bonus list which
includes all the work done for each OF
the firms OF w d. Hughes, Cox's One
Price Store and The De Jean &
Mitchell Company during the month
OF November and the votes 60 which
they are entitled by reason OF their
contracts for work to be done during
December, as well as donations from
numerous friends and subscribers in
this city and elsewhere. The sum
total OF bonus votes offered fer
December is 66, 304 votes.
The same general scheme so sue.
cessfully adopted during the month Of
November will be continued during
the current month, and the 60 .30f
votes will be divided into three
prizes, as follows:
THREE BIG PRIZES.
The contestant turning into this
Office THE LARGEST LIST OF SUB
scRIBERs during the month OF Decem-
Der, before 8 o'clock on the evening OF
Dec. "A, 1910, will be awarded 80, 900
votes.
To the contestant turning into this
office during the same period THE
SECOND LARGEST LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS
will be given 20, 900 votes.
To the contestant turning into this
office during the same period THE
THIRD LARGEST LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS
will be awarded I S, 304 votes.
An extra bonus OF 100, 600 votes
will be given TO the contestant who
irst reaches the total OF FIFTY sub
scribers turned In during the month
OF December, 1910.
WEEKLY BONUS.
In addition to all Of these bonus
votes, THE DEMoCRAT-STAR will
continue Its policy OF giving bonus
OF votes each week for the largest list
OF subscribers turned In during each
week. For each week In December
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-16
The jail Delivery.

Three prisoners, a white man and
two negroes, last week broke out of
the county jail 10 broad daylight. At
least one OF these prisoners had been
convicted and sentenced TO a term OF
years In the penitentiary. Yet, he
was, apparently, allowed the freedom
OF the jail corridors outside the cells.
Somebody Is at fault when such oc.
currences are possible near the noon
hour within few steps OF the court
house where county officers, elected by
the people, are presumably on hand.
II two negroes and mere boy find 1t
SO easy OF escape from the county
jail, what would real jailbirds do Ia
the mass OF brick and mortar called
the jails How long would the object
Of the vengeance of bloodthirsty
mob be safe behind such flimsy work.
manship9 Place the blame where Il
belongs, regardless OF the conse.
Quences, and see that convicted
prisoners are kept within the cells OF
the Jail house until they are delivered
10 the state authorities, When per.
mitted 10 exercise themselves In the
corridors, officers should be on hand
TO prevent future deliveries.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-16

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