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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-12-11

Sunday / fully expected to learn later
THAT she was upon the beach some
where, for when hove to on Saturday
night she was lying broadside to the
sea, headed west by south, making a
northwest drift with bare poles, and
rolling badly. Once she went over 80
that her cross Jack yard went under
water, and her decks were flooded to
the matches You may be able to real
ize how far over she went, when tell
you THAT her cross jack yard stands
fully 60 feet above the water when the
vessel is righted. / could see the sail
ors on her deck slide from one side
to the other as the vessel rolled, and 1
do not understand how they ever man
aged to keep from going overheard.
On Sunday the wind was blowing so
hard THAT the heavy brass covering OF
the Sir William standard compass on
the top of the house was lifted bodily
and carried into the boiling sea.
'T consider the manner in which the
BreldIablilx w'as handled during that
awful hurricane as being something re-
marluable, and cannot speak too high
ly of her captain and first mate for
the courageous manner In which they
acted during the whole voyage dare
say there is not one captain In 80 that
would have brought his vessel through
In safety as. did Captain Arnesen."
% In speaking of the damage to the
Fearless, Captain Haslall said
1--WE are out fully 1880 on the two
hawsers. for while one OF them was
saved, 1t is so badly chafed that It Is
worthless The one that we cut was
22-inoh Coir, 15O nathoms long. and cost
at Calcutta, where they are specially
made for the SpreclSles Company, about
$500. The other damage to the vessel
I have not attempted to estimate.
NO" said Captain Dan in conclusion,
None of the crew we're sea-sick. but
I'll venture 10 say that they were all
pretty sick of the sea-"
Captain Has1all will remain in port
until the weathere moderutes He says
THAT he does not fancy bucklng any
more gales just at present. Going hack
he will keep a sharp lookout for dis
abled vessels, as several are known to
have been out In the storm. The Nor
wegian bark STORM, the Scottish Dales.
and Red Rock are all on their way
from san francisco to this port. Cap
tain Kasldall says this storm Yves equal
IL not worse than the storm three years
ago when he brought the Kincora up
from Frisco, ARRIVING here on New
Years Day.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-12-11

her head was carefully wrapped up.
Throwing rug down in the chart room
the captain led his wife thdther and told
her to lie down. Then he tied to her
waist one end of small line, and se-
cured to himself the other end; thus,
while in the Rigging they were bound
to one another, though some distance
apart.
81 told my wife," related the captain,
that If 1t came to the worst we would
make an attempt to reach the shore
through the breakers, though my heart
sank Within me when / gazed at the
awful boiling sea around us. Mr. wife
has sailed with me many times, and /
have never known her to break down
Until on this occasion.
II have a good, faithful crew. They
are nearly all home boys. and do their
work well. My first mate fine. stall
wart young man, is one of the bravest
men 7 have ever met
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-12-11
LOST AND FOUND.

The following from the Eugene Reg
lister will be agreeable news to the
many friends in this vicinity Of Thorn
as Mullsey:
Thomas Mulkey strayed away from
The residence of ]. H. Harris in this city
Wednesday morning, Since he was
brought back from Arizona he has been
cared for here. and ON account Of his
k-mlndedness was watched careful
ly but escaped the vigilance Of has
watchers and got away. A search was
instituted as soon as Vt was learned
that he was gone, and Thursday he
was found at the residence Of Benz
Mull1ey, about eight miles west Of
town, where he had wandered. He was
all right and will be cared for there
for the present at least.
---------s
The opposition steamer line to AL
aslSa Is certainty says the Seattle
acknowledgement and the steamer
Willap1 Is to be the pioneer OF the new
undertaking. with the result that a
large proportion Of the products Of
Alaska which are now being carried 10
San Francsco and from there East
over the Southern Pacific will be landed
ait seabtle and so past over the Nor
ther1 Pacific, Great Northern, or Ca
madam Pacific road. The promoters
are Captain George Roberts, OF the
steamer Kingston; Chief Engineer Geo.
H. Lent, Of the same steamer: and
Charles d. Peabody, a well-known Port
Townsend business MAN. 1t is the In
tentIon to start out the Willapa ON her
maiden trip for the new company on
March /, from this port, which Is to be
the headquarters Of the company. The
Willapa is now being extensively over
hauled for the route.
Ex-Governor NotYhsn. OF Georgia.
is deyoting his time and abundant en-
ergy to the colonization OF his state
by northern immigrants. He expects
soon to open an Office In New York for
the purpose OF capturing new citizens
for Georgia. and he has sent an agent
10 the far west on proselyting tour.
Governor Northern Is a physician, n
farmer, and, above all. promoter
VI his state.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-17
SHAKE UP A MONOPOLY.
COMMITTEES sf Eagllshhsn VIII inTssti-
rate manlIaElaa,a DoInaa.

LoSDos. Dot. lg-At the niostipg Of the
asou Nv holders Of the Central Paoihe rail.
cad q. E. B'sthsTlon presided, HuPeina, a
SHAREHOLDER. moved that a oommlitse OF
ssvsh be appoiAtsd 10 take such s,spa az Z,
mlgat deem desirable TO psOlso, the inter-
eaIs OF Earopsan hsrsholdsra. lie thought
the COMMITTEES ought ea'etally 10 laduifo
into tho reason why ths railroad had fallsa
Into the rreasnt position, Tho eommitteo
must consider the vital question, the debt
owed the Goysnmsut. before arriving NJ a
conclusion regarding what atsl should ba
taken for resOHstfnoting The linsa The
motion vas carried unanimously,
Clarence Smith, msmbsf Of parliament
for the east dlylsion Of Hull, moved thai
the oonmittes engage Charles Rivers Will
sou, secretary aud o0mpt oleF general OF
the national debt. believed 10 be about TO
retire from the somptrollsr peneralship, TO
40 10 America In the intsIoat OF thO Euro.
can aha iehollsFs Of the road,
olarsnoS bmith'a motion, tbat the oom-
mittss soeure the services Of Cha lee VIII
son and arrange with him 10 90 TO AmiTiea
In the interest," OF Tue European shatehol l.
era. was adostol. The oOmmittsi Ia oom-
posed of o,otgs II sdsrlck Banbufy, nsm-
Der OF pafliamsnt John IL. Akroyd, A. T..
Compton, Danisl Marks, H. ID. PEBBLES,
Joseph iog aud W. NsvshSAd.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-17
Cure for Headache,

As q remedy for all forms OF headache
Electric Bittsrs has troved to be the very
best. II effects n permanent cute and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield
10 its irfusuce. We urge all Who are
afflicted 10 procure q bottle. and give this
remedy a fair trial. In cases OF habitual
constipation Electric Bittsrs ourss BY Civ
ing the needed tons 10 The bowels, and few
cases long resist tbs use Of this medicine
Try 10 al once. Large bottles only 30 cents
al Parehsn-D Asheal Drag Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-17

Omaha. Oct i6.-S. II. II. Clark. man
aging receiver Of the Union Pselde. re-
turnsd this morning. He sAid the report
OF Master In ChAnoSry Cornish was In As-
eordaneo With hls own ylsws on the Union
iseino question, II bslisvs tina, all
natural feeders OF the Uaioh Pacific should
remain In the aIslsm," said Clatk. 'Dsr-
tculatly In Nebraska and Kansas. even II
tier hrs opoI Atsd ~ los.. These feeders
are necessary TO the system and ] believe
they should To rs,ainsd, 80 the report OF
JadRe Cornish met With my approval"
The Helena independent., 1894-10-17

CART. SWEENEY. u. =. A.. Fan Diego. CAL.
saws: "Shiloh's Catsrih Rsmsdv 10 the
nrst medicine have ever found that would
do mo any good" Price 30 cents. For
sale BY PArchsn.D' 'Acheul ID ug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-17

snrIoH' CURE 10 soll ou a guarantees. II
cures inclpient oousum ptiou. j, Ia the best
cough cure Only one cent dose. 25 osnts,
90 eenta ANA 81. For sale by Pa chen
DAohsul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-17
r.ror. Ks.plnr ,hs I'D p. 1n,.e,.

purs blood Ia neooasATy 10 onioy good health.
HOod'e tafahparillA pnfinee the blood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-12
FOR RENT-HOUSES

fOA REST-$22- SEyEN-RooM BRICK; i421 Co
lumbn ST.; mod imps.; near three car lines
market, churches and school houses. Apply 1911
GU Nv. IT.
FOR RENT-911 II ST. NV; 4-STORY BRICK:
modern conveniences: IL rooms; stable with two
stalls; suitable for a physician or business man:
convenient to all street car lines and busiress
center.
224 18th st. s.w.; 3-story frame; l3 rooms. Ia
trobes and range; water and gas Apply 10
je12-6t Ctr and d sfs "
FOR RENT - NICE COUNTRY HOUSE. COR,
Fierce Mill road and Tenleytown road; Q rooms
ana bath; stable for horses and carriage; rent
$500 Apply to Owner. los I'D ST. NV Also
house slo2 ST., Georgetown: IL and
bath; hne location: rent $500. Apply TO owner
1925 I'D st. NV. Also house ii3s 32d ST.
Georgetown; II rooms and large store; rent
$500. Apply to Owner, lo2o 22d st. NV
FOR RENT-OR sALE-s20 9TH ST. Ne; NEAR
ly new 3story pressed brick house; 8 rooms and
bath; half square Of ii st. cars: rent SIS per
month; price "a, 900. Cheapest rent In me-. house
papered throughout; keys at SIS. Apply TO A.
ID. WILLARD, 1918 18th st. NV. teI2-et'
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Cor 18th e. q SIS INV
with st1hisi. s ~. "a
Mass ave. 18th e T.
SITS. with stable. .62s
II bet 18th a 18th
SITS, with stable. 500
X i ave bet 18th st
* Conn ave. with
stable .---....4iG.6s
n 81 near Conn ave.
with stable.
Mass ave let 18th Il
and DupoDt Circle. 300
Com ave bet 81 and
- sts. --.--.-..--9l- 81
Conn ave bet NJ and
y SITS. with stable. 80
Office rooms LIST floor Of
Hos i st. LIST floor
and basement. SIPS
lrm. I'd floor. 1903
ia ave. cor 18th. n,
i7o4 G ST. LIST floor and
Brick stable rear 1876 I
BULLETINS CAN BE
FlCE FOR PERMITS Al
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-THAT sPLENDrDLY LOCATED
furnished house. occupied for the past nine years
by senator Dolph Lafayette square; viii rent
TO March 10, lSs5. For particulars apply 10
H. o. HoLTzMAN, Real Estate Broker,
yee-u 10th and r SITS. NV.
FOR RENT-FURNSHED-T A Careful, TEN.
Aht, Tor the summer months, at a nominal rent
completely furnished house. Inquire l32e 18Th
81 NV 1es-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-12
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FoR SaLE-Ar A BATGAIN-l-SEAT pHAEroN;
cnnopy top cut under: good new: buggy. Lar-
ness; cheap. WM. II. DoUGAL, 3lI9 St NV.
FOR SAIE-A SOUND YOUNG HORSE @ YEARS.
harness ard i-seatcd kcnsington wagon; good
rs new; owner leaving city. To be seen at 1901
18th ST. NV. It,
FOR sALE-I VERY STYLISH DRIVING HORSE;
bay; weight 1850 IBIS: SIS: full.hlcoded Jcr
scy COW; so. Apply heiwe and 10 an or
Ing ave jel2-2t
FOR SAIE-A LADY'S DRIVING HORSE: WILL
SCI. sell at sacrifice If sold Immediately, Apply
FOR SALE-A FINE, SECoNp-HAND, SILVER
mounted. double harness: cost $500: will sell for
$40. We aEio have In stock 63 buggy. surrey. trap
and coupe prness at 20 per cent less thIn all other
corpetlturs. GERM ILLER'S HARNESS FAC
TORY. dii Ia. ave je9-iw'
FOR SALE-CALL AND EXAMINE THE FINEST
lot of carriages. h2gies. Surveys, phaeions traps.
giles. dcctor phae;ors, :, and one-fnan speeding
outhts, grocery. milk. delivery. business wagons
work to select from This side Of New York and
at a price that You can afford To bay. Painting
and regar n n Al its branches At short ro,ic
WANTED HORSE AND CAREItGE-FoR Use
during the summer. will board nice team NJ
frst-class Livery, aud guarantee best ~ care;
Office. .9at'
FOR sAL,E-HERCrIEs HARNFss-THE FEST
msdn peSS '"s and trap lTG ss
AGENCY. 11il 18th st. NV. ieS-6ts
FOR SALE-ALL STYLES OF FINE SECOND
hand carriages ard harness; low prices.
" y CARRIAGE AND HARNESS AGENCY.
jeSet' l5ii 14th st. NV.
For SAIE-Two FINE LIGHT vicToRIAs;
property of estate fine builders: with two
years guarantee; at your price. Can be
seen at stables. 1871 " 1T. NV. je6-6t'
FOR sALE-H BUGGlEs: AZ TRACK: ALSO LOW
priced buggics. feed and furniture wagons; old
daytons and Snggics: cheap: md 80 0thtr jobs
ap1i3m COOK X JARBOE. 1926 VI ~. NV
FOR SALE - HORSES HOISES-JUST ARRIVED
from West Va. 30 head II driving aud work
horses: can be seen at HUGH CUIGLEYS Sale
and Exchange Stables. 14pS + 1t. NV. mylS1ms
FOR SALE-BARGAINS-BAR Observation-Disclosures
traps, Surveys buggies phaetons. family carriages
and WAGONS of all styles; both and second
hands also harness, Whips. lap roipes Sc, Mt
prices to suit the times. Cali aud be convinced
W. +. GEYEH, 4G8 Pa ave, bet ~. and 9th SITS
my2d-tf
FOR SALE-THE LATEST STYLE TRAPS SUR.
reys. phaoton and s'dr,ars. daytons $40 up;
business wagons OF all kinds. our own manufac.
trre and cheaper grades. We open en- Mon,isy
and Thursday evenings from 10 o O'Clock TO
enable these rot able TO call during the day TO
examine stock.
mhsI -sm COOK & LAEBOE. aca5 NJ st. NV.
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!ee-s,tr&th

"a I'm St ler 200 1889 9Th r It NV r.. g
1905 F st NV, ST.. 100 Is2s o St. sr..--.xsso
Is Isl Ca, st: Ter; .:....scsL 4 nv. si:. $50
:iIs NV iir!s 1913 i NV. &: No. a 3
ssis NV NV E.s lsss 60 :, nv. 81. t;s..
isss St, Tor: ss.GS 1ss. AI's sg E. a. g g
500 9Th st NV. iir.es5s $50 NJ q 20
T lsso Y ss :, ,S. j ,sas pam
s Wash Grove. Or; ...eo SOC nv. ST. e %
g s!A NV. ,sI ssss y y ' .s ar ;s s
ias2 sth NV, ST.. .so.5s !4s an st nv. er.-,..o
us De saies G icr LIS IN :. St me- a. ss isS
i5Ss ! ave. 1cr. 81 22l X ST ne. cs.--ls.s 70
l lo,3 Desaie. ST. Or. IS 70 St NV: ss 1850
zoe st NV. III ios. 500 Psi Va a ave NV srIsS
l.sa 18th st. SO l7ot ' ct. sr..... 1850
el3 ave.........so 50 L st NV, er..- 500
IS IS St nv. sos rs 4 1ls ( ss :is
:, 40 st NV sr 80 50 s 2ss M NV ss z, "a
6li 18th st. 13r.... 50 us OF ne. or--- rs. %
1912 ST NV, 7r. 1886 al4 18th ST. sr. 1850
Frederick nat i.4rsino 22io Cleveland. O.. 1880
leos Linden st. nr.so.oo 2ss4 chnmpi'n s'.srioss
SOS 10th st Ne RI. WAIVER g. N s,sr.
,e9-tu.shSs.tt
FOR RENT-A GOOD 1-ROOM HcuSEi NkAB
the Smithsonian grounds: hath and modern In.
provements. Inquire at BIC Ia ave nv Jest
I E9s EST 81 !lsss :,.
isS s com ne nv; ior 1890 a. io se ss q
sis sth ne. er. 1850 1850 "a Sc sr. %
81 Jest Sc GEL ELLIS cHAf FEE SIS liti nv.
aaS sth sw Or mi .ss5. so 4sI NJ s~, Or. mi 1000
4Gs NJ sw or mi. .20.J 80 4l& 81 sw, Dr.. II 20
e04 r sw Or, mi. 1850 SEA C sw, Or. mi. .le 80
New 4-r,on HOUSES. sth and se water and
Call and see list of desirable houses.
]. HARRISON JOHNSON q son,
jest 3oS 7th ST. sw.
store and dwg.; 1914 e st. NV; s rooms. $50
Dwelling: SIs " -. s.w.. 10 rooms. SIS
Dwelling: 203 18th ct. NV; rooms. SIS
Dwelling: 2lio Vt. ave; rooms .Sl7 20
Dwelling: l2osIs wyIie 81. me-; rooms. $40
Dwelling: 1885 Onto ave. NV: $50
o' Jest = IoTis r sfofs;hxPs $40 st. nv.
FOR RF:NT-a5. 30 s.w.. sR.. A.MI...... SIS 90
1911 10Th sw, Tor ami. 30 1910 Sd sw. 4r&w. 20
.r3 I sw. Or. ami -. 80 5fS { sw, 6r&w. Il 10
1898 80 sw s,lw 22.tn CAS- 10th NJ. mi. 20
l2et Wyie NJ. O. i2.so 1905 30 syy, 5rsw Il 30
3;5 VI sw, s&dw. .If.o1 ass Del Nv svr .;rlswIs 10
1883 Gag. srSw. .lO.uo 81 Sc. Tr&w... 30
IL X Sc, GrIga. -t9.iH laos = 80, sr..... 40
jro-3t' IoIIN or I'M. AZ sth ~. s.w.
IOR RENT-se4-eG rITH S.w AMI...... SEQ o
1875 sp. o. Wa .sit.s1i I ~. ct. aui. SIS 70
500 4ia sw. ior.aIa .3B.ua 1893 Carlius ais 10 10
IA 10Th syy r AMI .lS.Sa l345 X Sc. 4r......S 20
c34 y sw. sr afal .H'.a f3- T-h sw.srani. Il -
5lo 9th Sc, Or ami. la-9ob HENRY wEX. Sol q ..
jeS3t
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BOARDING

ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY:
large and nicely furnished room; good board;
FERNS moderate. CAL or address ii z 81. n.w1t.
LARGE NICELY FUR. ROOM. FOR SIS PER Mo. /;
excellent board: private family: location excel
lent: room and board, SO per month 1916 18Th
g. NV. ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

LDST-CHANGING CARS SUNDAY EyENING AT
coward II left with doorkeeper ut Geological
Survey. IL.
LOSr-STEAYED FEOM HOME SATURDAY
Night AideTney COW with disiigured teat. \
suitable reward Inquire at RiserdaIe L. u. Md.
L2 %sr-f ST.! EyENING. oN, MAcAIEsTER OR
AhaFI, Hdy pocket book. containing small
SIn2rnt OF change. and silver glove buttoner
Please return 10 12lz 18th st. NV Ii.
LDST-SMALL BROWN CoL0KEIJ SCOTCH TER.
rler tail cut short: answers to name of
Tramp Reward il left at sie st. NV It
LcST-A LADY's BLACK LACE FAN. LAST
sammy on aitn St cable car or Fear Thomas
turn of same TO lO2 It'll NV. IT
LCsT-s3 REWARD GOLDEN CROSS. IN EOy
shsp@, containing relics; on side. Aboy,
reward II Left 1T Star office. jeII-3t.
LOsT-oR STOI.EN-A PUG DOG ABOI-T IL
months old: rather light color; had on coll Ir
with tag No. 1874 Please return to 2sOs 18th
ST NV jeIl-at.
LosT-sUNDAY, JUNE 10. FOX TERRIER;
lemon spotted. answers to name Of Sport Re,
ward II returned to 1906 l4th vt. NV. jei1-3t.
LpST-SSIAII. YORKSHIRE TERRIER. IN WOOD
ley Chevy Chase railroad. s. reward nail
for return 10 1906 g st. jelI St,
LCST-FRIDAY NIGHT, STH INSTANT, Ola
mOnd crescent watch charm; initials r. F.
back SO reward II returned to 800 10th ST
NV; no questions asked jel1-3t'
LcST-S25 REWARD FOR SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
bar pin; lest May "a. bet. Coreeran 81. aud Ar
linrtoE- Return TO NJ b. LAW, 14O9 Corcor,n
st. NV. je9}t'
LOST-SPLTP BAMBO0 FISHING ROD. UPPER
Cabin John road Reward viii be paid for re
turn TO CLARK 5 LIVERY STABLE, 1I24 G st.
NV. jeS-4t'
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT
Rear 1882 Q NV, brick stable stories. So 90
Rear G36 q NV, brick stable, . Stories q
stalls barge loft and coichman's room 10. 90
THEO. A. HARDING, 1904 G 81. NV
Lat!iner u Neshit in charge Of rents. jeI2-2t
FOR RENT-STABLE 923 d ST. NV: so. IN
quire oaGls Ia. ave. jeII-lm
FOR RENT-THREE- STORY BRICK STABLE IN
temperance alley, bet. 9th and 10th and y and +
SITS. ~ stalls elevator. gas and water. Apply to
jea-3t- THOMAS RUSSELL 9l3 Z St NV
FOR RENT-SrABLES
1885 X NV trear). so g. 81 "a scS
Bet 18th and 18TH, X O. sd ia5 -, q
and l. SITS. .......$+5 q, sd la5.............25
1919 1eth (rear,. rs g. So IG5 .- %
6. bet l. and VI, 18th T. 81 60. cS
and lIth SITS. ..... .25 1874 y ave (r'rl. Is
l2li nth NV (rear). ~ 1921 14th st NV (r RI Is
!, 81 So .......... 80 6lS NV lin rear, 12. 20
z, sd 20. ~ 4.sd &c Mass av & 21st. IS
TIi0S J. FISHER & Co,
1eo-tr 1924 r ST. NV.
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IsHED.
" bet 18th & 18th. 800
* 81 bet 10th and
2lst SITS. 200
ria ave near Mass
ave tsummerl......So
o 81 bet 10th and
21st sts- $50
Jefferson place bet
Conn ave A. 18th. .1-B
Cor II and Goth. 80
DE Sales 81 bet 18th
st and Conn ave ..l2S
~ bet 18th a 18th. los
Corcoran ~ bet l1th
and 18th SITS. ,lo0
18th 81 near Mass ave
ssummer) 20
1914 II. heat. SIS
4 furnished rooms and
bath on = q near
Nth -. .........,-
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MISREPRESENTATION.

hA1E.
RESPECTABLE COLORED BOY,
place to work In store with doctor; age, 49,
nrst-class reference. Address d. g. Star oice.d
WAN1FD-BY AN HONOR MAN IN THE JUNIOR
class ct Princeton. coming recommended by his
profe. sors, position private tutor in math-
ernatics, French, German and the classics for
scholars about TO enter college or those deficient
In their freshman or sophomore work. Address
TUTOR, Star ONCE. tel2-Cds
experience In making perspective drawings from
elevation plans, and can do water color work
and other drawing. would like position In archi-
tects ONCE. Address X B. e. Star office. 122d
WANTED-BY A REGISTERED PHARMACIST OF
years experience, u situation either as perma-
nent or relief clerk. Address DRUG CLERK, Star
Office 1el2-3ds
wANTED-YOCNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER
and address, with excellent Endorsements, recent
~ thrown out OF, work. who has others depending
upon him, earnestly seeks any honorable employ
ment to keep the wolf from the door. Address
NELESSITl, Star office. jev-3a
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. "OAeB AZ A1ao Willis
'tly seeks any honorable
re wolf from the door.
r office.
FEMALE.

WANTI-TIEPHONE $50 FOR COOKS. LAUN-
dress, maids, waitress, rprses general housework
baggage express. DICK 5 AGENCY, 0l3 It'll NV.
Jel<-0s
WANTED ! BY RESPECTABLE WHITE COOK,
piSce 10 private family NJ OBJECTION. 70 leans
wANTED-BY COMPETENT YOUNG CoLoRED
women, places US cook and ehamberInaid. Apply
u tanal ST. s.w. le+
WANTED-Bi ELDERLY GERMAN WIDOW, \
situation for chamDvrwork and plain sewing
general housework; will leave city, Address Il.
u. w, Star Office. 1e'
WANTED-bY A REsPECTABLE CuLONID CHI.
place as nurse or do plain eooaias wlIiIls 90
Call 24ss u Jsl2-2e'
WANTE-D-LADIES TO CALL FOR FIRSr-CLASs
waitress; all references personally looked I'D
NlSslUN OFFICE, lbs st. nv. 1e-
wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GiRI.
situation chamJernsid or waitress. with u
nice family; willing to leave town, and make
herself generally useful; references given. Ad-
dress A NJ l., Star Office. le-
Misunderstanding AND IRONING To DO FOR
single ladies' or gentlemen or small families;
very nicely done inquire S04 E st. s.w. 1e-
wANTED-BY WHITE WOMAN, PLACE AS
cook 10 go with private family TO watering
piace; good city reference. Address GOOD coon,
Star oL1ce- 1e-
wANTED-BY A FRENCH MAID, SITUATION TO
fs .s care OF eaiidrea; reference Apply 70 T. ~,
ton for housenaid. by JulS !; highest
mendations; willing to leave the city. Apply
1923 18th NV. Les
wANTED-BY A NORTHERN YOUNG COLorlfD
woman, situation to take OF child or light
housework VI kind, take OF
o1nse; can give good reference. Call two days,
1925 Ii 81. Jel1-2e-
WANTED-A LADY WHO HAS TAUGHT IN EU-
rope and America, the English branches, French,
German and Latin, wishes position d goyerness
or conpanioG; will travel, good refs. MISS NJ,
sU3 l2th NV iell PES
WANTED POSITIONS FOR COOKS HOUSE
maids, saleslades and men, clerks, nurses,
drivers, seamstresses, walters, farm and dairy
hands and managers. etc. Cities and resorts.)
je9-6e' BUKNHAM'S ITO Il ct. NV.
WANTED-PoSITI0N By YOUNG WOMAN, EN-
perienced as proof-reader. typewriter and phono-
graph operator; highest references. Miss A. Il.
McGII. City I. D. je93es
WANTED-BY LADY FROM NORTHERN GER
many, position as governess; speaks German.
French and English correctly, and teach
rudiments good teacher. Address A. +. w.
Star Office. Je93e'
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT-REMINGrON TYPEWRIrERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered
free IN city: one mont, applies purchase Of
new when directly toiiawin. rental.
WfCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
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FOR RENT
2i3 Del av, I2r, mi Se5. so
$40 18th. Office rms. IS
454 d. er. 8; & eel. a.
1912 18th, Tor. mi 90. 81
1.i4 y, sr, nj. -. 90
500 2lst. Ter. mi. so. 81
us 10th. lar, nj. Sd
1ii9 Ia av. Tor. mi $3.50
49, Ia ave.10r. mi 20. 81
2sS4 Pa ave. Tor, mi. 80
S Ia ave. lOr. mi. ~ -
If41 r, ar. mi. 1850
2l35 x, Or. mi. $3.50
ISL g. Tor. Rs. 80
2tos Pa ar.lor. mi. ~. 80
2l22 +. Tor. mi. $3.50
24l X, sr. mi. .35. 80
~. Ia ave. l0r. mi . Sc. SO
22nS-7 l.. ST. mi. $3.50
1901 sd. Tor, mi. 81
2i29 l. Or. Gel. M . so. so
500 y J ave. Tr. mi $3.50
2lSl L. an. m! -. $3.50
80 2lth. sr. mi. IA. 80
cSs 4th ne. sr. mi. $3.50
2ols L. CIR. mi. %. 50
1so6 Pa ave. iat.4r&b.2s
2l2s Pa ave. Sr.mi.27.5o
for full li-t apply TO
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

NANrED-COCNTRY BOARD. BY MAN. WIFE
AID child. I've years Old; convenient
or electric ears. Address In writing stating
terms, location, &C., OWEN OWEN, ALB l1th
st. NV. je122t