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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22

Frank Chandler Is back from
his new Montana home for a
week 3 business and social visit
among friends on his old stomp
ing ground.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22
WHILE

the chautauqua 5 holding sss-
sions yOu may not want TO buy
anything for your automobile gas
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
TOURIST TRADE
WORTH MILLION
A YEAR, He SAYS
"A million dollars a year"

The tourist trade can be woriI
that much TO the Northwest.
cording 10 Herbert Cuthbert, indus~
trial and publicity commissioner Of
Victoria. b. c.
He made this statement Thurs
day night at a meeting OF the Pa
cific Northwest Tourist association
meeting In the Arctic club. Cufh-
bert is secretary OF the organiza-
ton. Alderman A. r. Todd OF Vic
toria. chairman OF the publicity ex-
ecutive committee. presided.
California spends about $500 900
annually, mostly raised by direct
taxation. in publicity to attract the
tourist trade" said Cuthbert. Ev-
eryone gets a benefit from the
money spent and the capital invest
ed by the tourists and consequently
the expenditure OF public funds to
attract the tourists is popular and
continuous in California.
The Pacific Northwest has an
equal opportunity with California
10 secure an immense tourist traf-
fic. Now that the tourist traffic
TO Europe Is cut off and the inter.
state commerce commission has
placed us on an equal basis With
California, the opportunity offers
as never before o attract thousandi
of tourists here each summer. On
tourist traffic is directed this way.
its volume can be increased each
year until II will bring millions OF
money annually into the Pacific
Northwest.
"A heavy tourist travel would
bring the capital investment need
ed to develop our resources. II
would stimulate the development OF
good roads and all means Of trans
portation. II would give a great
impetus to the agricultural develop
ment OF this section. II would add
in generous measure TO our wealth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
ENGLAND PAYS BIG /
TO CLUT The COLD
MARTS OF WORLD

one shilllngg for twenty shillings
worth OF gold, 3 per cent prem
ium on every pound sterling OF goid
produced. Meantime capacity mas
been largely Increased. Not only
are old mines and machinery being
worked 10 the limit. but new mines
on land which has hitherto been
part OF the public domain and IN
many cases was not suspected OF
being gold.bearinR. have been opeiH
ed up with new machinery and ne
labor. u
Also, the Australian mines. WY
the output had begun 10 fall or.
have been put under forced pressure
and are contributing a larger share
than ever before. Altogether. the
world production OF gold has reach
ed the amount OF 500 millions a
year, OF which II In estimated more
than half IN being produced BY
Great Britain.
This gold is shipped 10 SYDNEY.
Australia, on government cruisers.
and thence thru the Indian ocean
across the Pacific 10 Canada, TO
I-ondon's branch bank at Ottawa.
where England now keeps practical
~ all her gold. II is from this Ca
madam depository that the New
York banks draw when the balance
requires "A payment In gold 20 main.
tain British credit
On the face OF things. IL would
seem that this would insure Eng
lands borrowing power for a long.
II not indefinite time TO come. A
quarter OF a billion in gold year.
plus the government power 10 tar
Industrial production. would pay In
terest on a very large debt
But suppose gold depreciates,
Suppose the suggestion OF 81
/ George Paish is carried out and the
British permit their standard OF
value 10 sink to the Russian ruble :?
Suppose the British go 10 paper
and silver basis. what would hap
pen then? II is this prospect that
moves the federal reserve experts
TO suggest that their reserves be
not too Cultured up with war bonds.
The United States has railroads TO
rebuild. rolling stock TO replace.
and iI3.0o0.000 people TO feed.
clothe. and shelter. II Is all very
well 10 lend money and sell on
credit to the allies. but. as Mr.. Lew
Fields has said. Enough Is a
plenty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
Ao-rRApEs AND EXCHANGE

HAVE fur HOME TO TRADE foh
this 90 acres north - rifyF Nui q cent
against this 10 acres and there arr 3
thoroughly cleared and cultivated. bal
aHre partly cleared HOUSE. barn ard
rhtfkrn houses. fraii ard berries good
sell. al fenced. , rows and helfef
horse and wagon. full iin9 - tools 90
chickens good roads The ownef wants
home Do ne city and wiil Eise you
a good trade Price including house
huid fafniture $500
SCHROEDER NF Green HidF
EXCHANGE TWO HANCnEH. 90 A%D
fs acres each. good lard. sell Improved
zee fare Ca city Wiu exchange either
one fuf small resideuce VIII not a.
sumo ounefa only Address As,
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
VITAL STATISTICS

Birth.
Girl 90 Mr. and Mrs. c. u. Gallo
way. isosJ First ave.
BOY 90 Mr ana Mrs. c \ Riley.
Girl a. Mr aud Mr.. u y. caney.
e@t1 Queen Anne ave
Girl - M and Mrs J. A. stout
sao7 B. Roy -.
BOY 20 Mr and Mrs. ". J. Noun
tain. 2sis ilhEieY ave
Boy 60 NJ and Mrs. J. A slade.
$40 Wabash ave
orr e Mr. and Mrs n. a. Rognan.
7ois 18Th ave y. "
oiri 70 Mr. and Mrs n A. Ander-
BOY to ar. and Mrs. n r. Miller.
zst1 Ninth ave W.
BOY 20 Mr and Mrs c. y. Buck
neil taia " stevens 81
Roy 10 SIR and Ars r. G. Bothei.
1875 r. linton At
hoy TO Mr. and 4r. A. c. steen.
s&os Fairyiew ave.
Glrl 20 Ar. and Mrs. s r. strong.
f.I 18TH ave. -
oiri 60 Mr. ard Mrs l. Thurston.
G.ri 20 Mr.. and Mrs II. Boroh-
gritink. 1tis FLINT boulevard
Boy 10 Sir. and Mrs. vs.. Fergenson.
ST. y. soih ct
orr TO Mr and Mrs r. 4. Troxeii.
fais Nlnth ave y p
hoy 20 Mr and Mira T. Ellis. sis
y. 18Th e.
Marriage.
William Henry Reward %. Brem-
orton. and i.eona Eima Mccormick.
20, Cosmopoiis
Morri. Merrill. 7s. and Sarah
Smith. Is. RetEel. wash.
= r Suydnm. FL Seattle. and
sara GuYot, ElienHhurf
George r Robert. Seattle. and
Ethel Maud Gardner. Lcdds. York
shire.
Andrew y. Holland and Anna
Louise Wolquisi. seattle.
Carl 4. Carlson. - and Esther l.
swanson. -. orting.
Walter peathcragc and Margaret
pcatheragc. Seattle.
Divorce.
Frank n Gladwin vs.. Jennie A.
Eiadwiu. cruelty
Carl O. Orlandcr W, Maud c. Or
lander. cruelty.
fIuida Peterson vs.. David Peterson.
non support.
Jennie Merrill vs.. Fred Merrill.
non-support,
Jacob Lawrence. 81. Providence
hospital
Thomas Tiffany. 70. King county
infant Bour. 800 gard ave.
Mary Boyles. 5S, 1910 nth ave.
y. =.
Earl Kenneth HUMPHREYS. %. Sc
attic General hospital
Milan q Miller. 81. Providence
carl Mclean. 80. Providence hos
pital.
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BUSINESS prRsoNAls
SPECIAL XMAS SERVICE

~ VI IN ~ 10 AfAt tHiAfn
loffmanH Womcn'H Roudy'tn.Weuf
store will feature the catering
Co mon" tudc buying holiday
gifts for the women folks, and
mon need not feel tlmid In trad
ing. but viii Doc made to feel at
homo In this shop. Every atteu.
ton viii be- given Ia helping the
men To- make a selection, and
guiding the purchaser Whether
for mother. wife. daughter or
sweetheart suggestions AS to the
style bost suitable for the person
VIII ho given hy the competent
attendant. There Ia nothing
more acceptable aud appreciated
for a woman than nice Fur or
neat shirt Waist ns q gift aud
there are many other things IN
womcnB wcarahlcs that are 20 be
had Goats. Suits. Slip-Ons.
skirts. etc. which are all moder
atcly priced. which are handsome
as gifts. na follows
Alaska Fox Fur Pieces. sts5. s. 50.
1896. SO. sl2 90. Sl5 and $50 and
$50
SILK Waists. IN crcpo meteor and
volles. sta5. s2g5. t3a5. sta5
and S5a5. in newest New York
creations Some Top Coats. TO-
plush. velour. Rolivia. fine
broadcloth aud caracul materials.
handsomely tailored special for
the Christmas shopping at 1895.
SASS. $3.50. $3.50 aud ss2 so.
worth almost double $40 SIX slip.
Ons. $3.50 Hundreds OF useful
selections at the new center OF
trade
For q Little Less al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
ACREAGE FOR SALE

ron SALE Is AcREs ~ the aKhofT
valley miles from frffo- " eoiieT
land al level partly cleared. rest
siashsd and On pasture good spiii or
gravel TOAD niik snd mall routes =
fniIs % graded school. e.runm hauss
harm sftsR chicken house isrfs. supd
shed AMI root house hsiidiuGs about
al nee and painted rood sell watsr
pipsd o. barn all kinds q fruit ssi
oct Price ltte cash Call on Or ~riis
the annrr % n Mrruur. y y
Arlt... ~ m-lL-N Maah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

teach YOU. Join my class and learn
specializing in practical branches
that give you Independent freedom
and a lucrative future. For further
information. write to Zamora C.
Cauffmanr office. Factory Hair
Store. 140l First ave, Seattle.
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

A~n Ct.AlWNuYAST
rhis famous uhforuissisf foats four en-
tire ugr from the cradle 90 90 ar~ iust
na ths head Indicates git~H fnu dates.
facts tolls 5000 Htat has passed Go life
uhaf 10 hapuFuinT ntfhnut ashinE
single uurttiau nHr dara not frii thinns
90 please Nuf fnHds thinEa tues aH fHr
head Indicates tells 900 shat pisnets
500 uefo tafn urtrf ihr iurhy and Wa
tuehF pinrrfs eh~n nf anH goa all
marry. settles snd rHpiain- iutr family
tfautirs marriages divorce health
uusInrss iassuits speraiHtf1Hs inFests
meets tfansa riiars - aii tinfs. Do fact
80 matter shat your hope. Tear ~ afutis
dion rsfar 60 this nntrd phrrHainFist
asd rrd help There IL uu need fnf
ans.n- ta pc unsur-earfui NrT advice
fefuHtra go .ffuutir she EanfhHfsHs
aatftfarttan af Hn charge iirf read
tara afr sfrtHtir confidential call AMI
taasa.t nor frc- iils fIAr office
kuaf. % rt geo 81 m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
20 SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGYPTIAN
pURENOIOGlST

Madam Nsumia has Just arrived IN 70
attic never was hero before and Hha
tnu tell you ail Yuuf pact NO aud what
YOUR future Ito tu tu tn. eau advise you
tu business affairs family affairs aud
love affairs. toll Yuu when you viii
marcy aud tho initial ~ tho one you
vill marry. how Co conquer your enc
miles ana avoid nil trouble aud be
happy tolls 900 tu regard Go your alb.
sent friends tells Yuu what you are
adapted Tor and how Co 30 HureesHfui
in Hfr tells Nuu what business is most
lucky fuf fuu The madam viii Elfu
yHu every satisfaction hha viii guar
Hutes tn EiNn fuu satisfaction 90 all ar
faita 81 mo charges 60 cents The
madam can be found at si0a linton 1t +.
between second ana rhird ayes. vernon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

stall no. Ao-lb sack patent flour.
81 90. Csc tIpton's tea. SOC. 4 &c boxes
matches zoe, Zoe can shrimps. Zoe. I
Toe rolls toilet paper. 2bc. stall i0e
fresh pullet eggs ace doz.. doz 7bc.
choice creamery butter, 35o h. lbs
ti.03. fancy mild cream cheese 24c H.
stalls 2. 3. 8. 7. sirioin and round steaks.
l2ho ID. boiling beef &C ID. lamb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
MADAM CEALY

THE uRHAr EuYrrtAN ritRENot-
0NtHr
who has the power Co fnfssse anf tell
sou ON al Important affairs - lifa
Tells your past. present and futufe iifs
advises fn bustHesa ana family affairs
caurtship and marriage tells fhe name
- the man Hr uuuau 800 uiii marry
trla your enemies names ani hos e.
conquer them makes haruinrra be
tween mar ant wife triis ahaf fnn ere
adapted flr and shat tH-Inrss ls most
iutkp Cor You. tells in regard 90 four
absent friends The madam aus never
ln a4attie before Hte Eitrr rfrfy satis-
faction Special readings this ereh.
SOC open from i9a r t1F m Hotel
Nufris rnnni itft 20 THIRD ave be
tsrrn Pike and tUfHu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

Stale 1b.si leaf lard. re ~ or ron
choice steer pot roast. g. lh.. pork TOAST.
tsac a. stalls ar-1a choice round
steak. ite 10 choice pnriefhousa STEAK.
SEC ib veal stew zoe NJ sugar cured
rorned beef Toe o. ~ FtonEs ihs
fancy head nee. CSC. &C. botss matches.
Zee tie split peas. Use. Z ibs mAca.
funi. zts. g.ib sack patent flour. 81 %.
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chop. is4e N shoulder Of iamp. &c ID


stall g. elnic. family flour. ii7s per
sack stalls st-at. pure zane sugar. o. 90
he Jap rice. ltr. cans milk. 10
peas cora or tomatoes lgc can Stall
iez. Washington creamery butter. 40 m
he O. 90 ~ i.sslis's. best local patent
npHfs. o. per sack. 30 Ne flour. 81
white heans zoe ~ best milk. cans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

The Metropolitan Grand Quartet
will give a concert on the Star Ly.
ceum course OF the Y. NJ. c. A. at
Sis o'clock Saturday night in the
Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
EtONOMN

stall 40. Carnation milk. large can 7c
Stall 10, lbs. sugar. 6sc. pasteurised
milk. 4c pit. 7c At stalls l-2-9 any cut
shoulder pork roRst. a. Ne 10. pot roast
Zoe H.. pork steak. 12tsc No. veal roast
Toe III. stalls 7-s-12. o lbs rolled oats
2bc, large cans peaches ibc. = lbs extra
large pruncs. 2tc, zoe can asparagus 15c /.
tomatoes or peas. i0c can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
PUBLIC MARKETS
rIIAI. EI.AII.

Stall II, lbs. fine graduated sugar
bSc. stall 70. pure paslcuriEed milk, &c
pt.. &c at stall ~. large cans Carnh-
ton milk 7c stall 12. Zoe boxes Xmas
candles. &c. Xmas candles. ibc N 4 lbs
maoaronl. c5c. ioc cans sanish sauce &c:
lbs dried grapes or prunes. 25c. i0c
bars Ivory soap. Ice. Zoe cans Dutch
Cleanser. l5c. pkgs Jeil-o. 2bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

MADAM ELLIS

rhs taHY thaf heif tha people amazed 81
me Land Hhnm and alec the Masnnis
Temple this atnter BE- nuw giving pfts
sats readings 81 her office 81 The fAbs
sftr uuidinr she ran advice Yna on
al imraftar' affairs ~ ne. - n there
e auYthfna that yau desire 20 snna SD
wart 60 find out rotne aef ransait fhs
madam The madam can tell you your
past rrsssnf art fHtpfs. ard tell Yaa
in regard e. irfr. iarh rourfship hesia
nrss affairs arf maffiaass ara turi.
rrau fransafftHrs - shy rhfufs -
dsHf fat fa risif fhia arndrrfai ADJ
a1f 30 rHnFfaerd % her great faaasr
ifbrrf4 Iiaf finE or ths corner q
Thlfd ard fnipu. opposite fosta'fies
uaaui g0r Offirs hours tn
unan .Qf Once haars 20 50
rlsi readings thts wrra zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

MISS WILLIE BYRD. 7l2 May.
nard av.. and A. de Martini. 1905
9th av. s. were arrested Thursday
by federal authorities charged with
having liquor 10 sell without hav.
ing paid a liquor tax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
WHIST PARTY

Seattle Lodge No. :. Degree OF
Honor OF the A. o. L. W. will give
It's regular progressive whist party
Tuesday in Evergreen hall. Ball
largeon Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
LITTLE FARM. sass
not 81. WE'LL. at fBt IiDiNUs

on fire trar, - ttrh elder lard.
ffnutlnE on main county TOAD
partly cleared ana fenced This
ls HANDY place fpF a man who
10 employed dowuta~n and panis
e. Faiss chickens and vegetables
paay wHik 90 frrrY whars. .rhnui
hnd STORES 70 boats daily Sc
faf. 90 residents Take Kirkland
boats a. Madison PARK dis~c; 20
nfr~~ - Iturks Farrar tn
kifsiand Terms tGo cash. bal
anre he monthly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
srART THE NEw YEAR RIGmT

With an indie
pendent com
mercial train
ing In cosmet-
ic chemistry
and bea uty
culture. Train
yourself for n
big m o n Q y
making future.
Let me help
YOU Let me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

scribe what you need. Ny remedies
viii help you permanently.
Iue Young Wo Chinese Medicine
Co.
1861 First Ave. Cor Uniot ST
SEATTLE. WASH
kniEN- MN REMEDIES rONfrtvElT
guaranteed safe ana sure TuFms suii
an cases itas tbth ave East Madts8a
car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

Rodriguez. at 6e, has returned to
quiet farm life near Atlanta. Ga.
He is survivor Of Clusters band.
was In Paris when that city was
b.sieeed in 1871. has seen every
country In Europe, been six months
In Greenland during the search for
Franklin, the explorer, and has
been In China and Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
l-MlscrllANrous roR aAle

NANW MD pOONN
order your sash und Doors direct from
q n WILLIAMS co We operate eur
ewn NTH ana ship direct 60 anFeps
anywhere. at factory prices Safe De.
htcfv guaranteed tn destination send
Ter our hir. complete CataieEUe Ne 81
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Don't lose the
chance Now -
the time TO come
n you have truu
BILE. Don't de
lay II you do
you will grow
worse. n sick.
come over aud
Explain TO mo
our symptoms
md | will pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

ltftsf Egyptian phrsnoioEin, Have ,euf
palm thoroughly read ana explained ~
a genuine Egyptian paimist and ciaif
NoyAnt. one naturally sired With the
paweF TO tell many coming events Of
,our NE Rhe tells what you called for.
Nance - friends enemies how Go gain
success Ia business health. couftssip.
marriage divorce. sprruistions and
transactions - al kinds 40 matter
what MAJ bs your ambition. hope or
fear. she guarantees 20 help you Are
YOU In tfouhlar 10 you tnd the one
you have bestowed your trust and al
fsrttons upon aettnH cool and indiffsf'
snt toward yonf she advises On all
tutrurfAnt affair. - NE Special this
week. reading. 20 cents ga UniFsr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

10 s'Hrs siOo
clear sores this vtntsr plant potatoes
in spring one crop siii paT fuf %
srrss This 10 not sAnf and Efafsl
bat ssry rich. deep soii with stream
Easr driving distance % Seattle mar
kaf
TuE MIST WI rypR DIFFERED
10 ACRES 500 40 tAsH. $40 FIR
MONIu
~ ACRES. WIN NIEM % sot M
Narfh rifr limits on stage iinr frice
ffsa. zoe cash 80 pvr month
AAsT> srNfo> 90.
HaHn N-L.sl 40 I--LL.ar EaAr
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ADALINE LLOYD

Othsrs come ana TO- but Tor 20 years
Adslina Lloyd haH been Fenttle'a phren-
0loRiHt ana business adviser IN all At
fairs % life 21l UnJ1n. Apt r. FL
liott zs74. Special this week. zoe.
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BY gibson GARDNER

WASHINGTON, Dec. BIS
gold becoming too cheapf ls
too much gold one cause OF the
Increased cost OF living3 What
will happen " gold continues to
pile up In the United States
treasury Can Great Britain
the mother Of the gold standard
maintain her credit by con
tlnued gold psyments3 10 there
any danger that Great Britain
may 90 20 a paper currency
with an Indefinite continuance
OF the war;
These are some Of the In
aulries raised by the federal re-
serve boards warning sgainst
the too free purchase Of short
term, high-lnterest notes no"
beina put out by the British
government. In effect our fed
eraI reserve board has said:
60 a little slow In taking the
credit OF warning nations. Gold
10 better than promises. We
have good uses at home for
lot Of our money"
Incidentally the federal reserve
board remarks. In passing. tha
there IL much unnecessary Worry II
certain quarters over tho supposed
menace OF too much gold IN TIM
country. The gold reserves in th'
reserve bank system have not ye
been fully paid up. and until thel
are. this foreign gold can 20 int'
those Repositories.
Here's Situation
How long can Great Britain con
tlnue 20 make gold payments e
meet the interest on her war Dor
rowlngs? have just talked VIII
a man who spent nearly two year
investigating this subject Al
American. he lived year In Lon
don before the war broke out. ant
then was sent 20 South Africa u
Investigate the matter OF gold pro
duction there lie spent nearly
year in that work. He tells me tina
the situation IL this.
Shortly after the war began tn
British government practically tool
over the South African gold mines
and has since been operating them
The nations financiers realizes
that nothing would be more i'm
portant In winning the war than q
insure the credit OF the nation. ant
that nothing would 30 further 10
ward insuring that credit than q
make certain OF a reliable and boun
tiful supply OF gold to pay interes
on the national debt
Pay Premium on Gold
In pursuit OF this policy. the GOV
eminent has been producing gol
in Africa In practical disregard O
cost II WAS no longer necessar
that five dollars worth OF gold b
produced az less than five dollars
cost In labor units. In fact. III
government is now paying twenty
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

rnRtG Ho9sEKEEPiNG ROOMS. GAs
range and Blink 81 week 123 Dexter
~ faclnFl Denny park ---z.
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FORMER GAME WARDEN REF

will be permitted to recover is
parent game birds loaned the coun-
ty for exhibition purposes. but
must leave the young.
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MADAM woSpEu THE EGrrrtAN
pIlBES uIOutsr ANp BUSINESS
ADVISER
SAN FRANCfHco-R wouLpH PAIR
LEADING READER
uas arrived in yaur riiy shs IL rs-nE
missed Tor her knuwisdNs ana poser
Reveals the past present and fafur~
Tells What business ynu ar- beet adapt.
"a faf unen ard whnfn ppu Viii uarfg
seftt~a aud cspiaiun All love affairs ard
family troubles Whsr" your luck lies
nni shat alrect.ni ngsr aal' et M
letters and Everything concerning ones
uf- Special reading FOR o. 90. tpa
cooks only Come money or no money
Satisfaction Euaranfs-f f.ocated Hotel
harrington. itt1a second ave room
Hours. u. Co D. m.
MADAM XoSA
Hungarian rtaifyoFaut nnd card reader.
will tell y0ur past present ard fufBfs
40 charge n she does not tell yea ths
truth Room 3 Elliott Hotel fgs :
Pike
ctHCLEa TUESDAY. FRIDAY SUNDAY
evenings readings daily 1881 Third
opposite postofnre Hotel iybe~
MRH WAsrALI. ANTLERH HOTEL.
rniou and Fourth ave reads daily soc
and 81 Advice on an affairs % life
sincere effort Tor truth Room
ana trance medium Readings Euaran.
tsrd ms otve MAIN 1ift
MADAM THY RcIENrirtr CARD
reading Davenport Hotel. 1875 Flffh
Main $500
FrInfrtAt. ADVISER .- CpSsrLTA
lion daily. Go a. it07 Eighth ave-
Corner spring uaury
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