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The Memphis Fire.

MEMPHIS (fTenn.), Jan 13.-The fire
which broke out in the Smenken Com
pany dry goods store last night totally
destroyed that building and contents,
causing loss 1of S45O,O0O with an in
su4ance of $345,O0O. The Gayoso Hotel,
on the south of the Smenken, although
at times seriously threatened received
little if any damage.
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MUNICIPAL PAwNsHoPs.
A Question Now Under Considers.
ton by Chicago Merchants.

O4AASS6V
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Nearly all the
prominent business men Of this city
have been invited to attend a banquet
to be given tomorrow night by the
Merchants Club for the purpose of
considering in detail the question of
establishing municipal pawn shops in
the city.
bill has been prepared under the
direction Of the club, and will be in
troduced in the Legislature next week
By the passing of such a measure it is
said the large number of shylocks who
infest the city and make loans at ex-
orbitant rates of interest upon furni-
TUE and other personal property will
be forced out of business
The object of the measure is to es-
tablish municipal pawnshop, where
wage earners may borrow money at
the rate Of / per cent q month.
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Women's Stylish
Trimmed Hats
Reduced to sos.

Over one hundred women's
trimmed hats, $3.50, IS and Sc
values, have been considered as
one lot, and marked at the one
closing out price, regardless Of
cost; they're handsome and styl-
ish, the seasons best styles, and
of the best materials, and to-day
will see the lot Of them at clear
ance sale price, $2.95.
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Vote for Senator In Montana.

HELENA tMont.), Jan. 13-The
vote for United States Senator to-day
was practically the same as yesterday
Conrad 81, Clark 81 and the remain
der of the vote scattering. Additional
sensational developments promised
failed to materialiZe.
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Eiderdown
Comforts
Reduced to S4.25.

Fine, large, soft, down filled
comforts, made Of attractive
colors and patterns of siIkoline,
and well quilted; are a most de-
sirab1e bed covering Of surpris-
ing value, at the sdle price,
$4.25.
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Seismic Disturbances.

NAPA, Jan. 13.-There was a slight
earthquake SHOCK here this afternoon.
No damage.
sUISUN, Jan. 13.-An earthquake
was felt here at 1:2C this afternoon.
The shock was severe. but no damage
is reported.
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Children's Felt
School Hats
Reduced to 6Oc.

Children's jaunty wool felt
school hats, with wide rolling
brim and high pointed crown,
Texas cowboy style, 2 bands of
gilt braid around brim and large
gilt cord and tassels around the
crown, co1ors green, brown and
navy. Clearance sale price, 6Oc.
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Wonen's
Felt FedOras
Reduced to csc.

The Fedora hat Is in high ia
vor and is becoming to most any
person. We have but few left
OF our $1.5O kind, fine, soft felt,
colors black, navy and tan,
which will be closed out quickly
at clearance sale price, Csc.
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IT, ough disprovet again and again,
should still fEd credence."
The officials at the American EN-
bassy feel sure that there is nothing
whatever in the runners
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CONTEMPLATING.
Joseph Nicola Held on the Accusa-
ton Against Him.

Joseph Nicola was yesterday exam
ined before Justice Henry-acting in
the capacity Of Government Commits
sioner-on a charge of counterfeiting,
and was held to answer before the
United States Grand Jury.
Assistant United States Attorney
Benning appeared for the Government,
and the prisoner was defended by
Clarken & Moynahan.
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Gray Notified
Cotton Blankets
Reduced to 89c.

These are a large sized and
heavy, imparting as much
warmth as many a woolen blan-
ket; they have bright end bor-
ders and taped ends; will prove
good and serviceable, and much
under price at S9c.
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Tinsel
Drapery
Reduced to SC yd.

There are various colors Of this
fabric of odd design and finish
ed with gilt OF si1vered tinse1; is
adapted to many purposes-sash
curtains, screen covers, for COW
ering headrests, etc., etc.
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Children's Pretty
Trimmed Hats
Reduced to 05c.

Stylish, pretty felt flats Of va
ri0us co1ors and variously trim
med with ribbons, aigrets and
feathers; not one of them but
sold for more than double the
clearance sale price, CSC each.
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WOmen'S Felt
Walking Hats
Reduced to $1.05.

This line of hats has sold
readily this season through for
$3.50; are very stylish, in col
ors black, navy, brown and tan;
medium crown, with deep velvet
band around and satin bow,
wide brim, black velvet faced,
and has large falcon quill In
bow. Clearance sale price, $l.0S.
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Won1en's Felt
Walking Hats
Reduced to 25c.

There are various colors in
these hats, and they're good
quality Of felt; all this years
goods, which sold for SOC and
Use; they're the popular Alpine
style, with black silk band
around and bow. Clearance sale
price, Csc each.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
RAIN THROUGHOUT NORTHERN
CALIFORNIA.
The Storm Noted OFF the Northern
Coast Divides, One Portion Go
ing East, the Other West.

SAN FRANCISCO, JAM 13-5 p. m.
The following are the seasonal rain
falls to date as compared with those
of same date last season and rainfall
in last twenty -four hours:
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. = To-day's
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
$3.50. S01 ,321; gold reserve, $237, ,259,-
Tff
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An Engine Jumps the Track.

Los Angel ES. JAM 13.-A South
ern Pacific freight engine jumped the
track in Solesad Canyon at an early
hour this morning Ike wreck filed
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Cave Up Hope
Feared Her Little Boy Could
Not Recover
But Hoods SarsapariIIa Made Him,
/ Well and Strong.

But Hoods SarsaparilIa Made Him,
Well and Strong.
"My little boy was taken with inflam-
matory rheumatism when he was two
years old. Some one had to sit up with
him every night. At one time we
thought he could not live from day to
day. He had heart trouble caused by
the rheumatism. had about given up
all hope OF his recovery, but got bot
tie OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. Before he bad
taken half the contents he began to irn-
prove. He kept on gaining and now he
is well and strong and goes to school
every day. owe his life to Hoods aar-
saparilla." MRS. p. 8. LoCKRIDaE, t828|
West Second Street, Los Angeles. Cal.
Hoods sss:i1 sss';;.j
Is the best'-in fact the One True Blood Purifier,
Sold BY all druggists. 81; six for ek
Hoods Pills essy sy e g eny; sasy g sake
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White All-Wool
Blankets
Reduced to $3.35.

These blankets are worth reg
ularly $5; they are large, double
bed size, good weight, soft and
of fine wool; have pretty pink,
blue or red end borders and silk
taped ends to correspond in
color. The clearance sale price
is $685..
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the cut and delayed the regular morn
ing train and the "Owl' train from
San Francisco until afternoon. No one
was hurt in the wreck
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of Indianapolis, who was stricken with
paralysis yesterday, is reported to be
dying this afternoon. He has been
Bishop for twenty years.
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100 Pairs
Lace Curtains
At 85c pair.

These are our regular $1.25
grade. We've hundred pairs
too many to list at that price.
ALI are new patterns, and new
goods of the Nottingham style,
and all are white, and the clear
ance sale price, S5c per pair.
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NEVADA sENAToRsH1P.

thought she has not been seriously in
jured.
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bishop Chetard Dying.

INDIANAPOLIS Jan. 13. Bishop
Francis Silas Chetard Of the diocese
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Hoods Pills :::y :::y e e sss ~ e e
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all Winter Millinery laid for this week. Prices
half the will here the middle the Winter
these goods and have them accordingly
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FOR RENT
OFFICES.
Up pit sos + st NV

FOR RENT
OFFICES.
Up pit 90S + st NV
and cigar stand
in hall. SOS. 90
"d-story front rm,
HOT q st NV. %. 90
46S La av.1 run and
hall room. ......20.O 90
I'd foor 631 La av. 1000
Central bldg, rm 10. Is. 90
3 rms, 4th floor 46S
La av. l5.0 90
Central bldg. rm 10. 13. 90
Central bldg, rm S.12.50
Central bldg, RIM s. 12 50
RIM 5, 9th&D NV. .12.5O
Central bldg, rm 1. 1900
Central bldg, rms
10 and ID. 1900
500 9Th st, rm s. ..11.OO
500 9th st, rm 6. HOO
SSiitiul Diu6, III 3. lo-VO
Central bldg, rm p. 1000
Dos F st. rm /,
I'd floor. 1000
Central bldg. rm 0. 1000
Gunton bldg, rm 1000
Central bldg, rm II. TO- 90
Central bldg.rm rs. 10. 90
GunIon mug, rms
20 & 80, each. q. 90
Central bldg, rm 27.9. 90
Gunton bldg, rms 30.
"a & SO. each. s.. 90
623 F NV, rm 8. $50
Hall. I'd FIR 22S 7th
st Sc. ...........7.W
GuntOn bldg, rm IS. 500
Central bldg, RIM 20. 500
Call for semi-monthly b
THO
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-192 18TH ST. NV,
pretty. artistic home for small family, from first
Of October; rent, $40 per month. IT.
FOR RENT-1s22 18TH ST. NV; COMPLETELY
and elegantly furnished modern Improvements;
Is rooms; 500 per month to careful tenant. For
permit to inspect apply to MILTON w. JOHN
SON, Real Estate Broker 1872 + st. se233t'
FOR RENT ST BET. 9TH AND 10TH NV:
rooms and bath; nicely and completely fur
nished including new pane; splendid chance
for small family; rent moderate. VIM H.
ELLIS. 525 18th st. NV. se26-2t
FOR RENT-FURNISHED-
DESIRABLE DWELLING,
j, 1913 l. ST., NEAR MASS. AVE-,
500 PER MONTH.
se25-3t j. b. WIMER, 1220 g ST.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED- HANDSOME MARBLE
front residence on ST.,
Just went OF Connecticut ave-;
10 rooms and bath;
500 per month for term Of months;
less by year.
se26-3t LIEBERMANN l. HAWN, 1903 F st.
FOR RENT-OUR SPECIALITY IS FURNISHED
houses; in all sections choicely located and nice
1y furnished: at reasonable rentals. Call write.
set6-2w CLARK BROS COS 18th ST. NV.
FOR RENT = LARGE. HANDSOME DOUBLE
house; IA rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments; completely furnished; $125 per mo- Apply
to OWNER. 1902 21st ST. and n. III. ave.se16- I'm
CNFURNISHED.
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SD so. l443 q ne. stSdw
$50. .615 f NV, basement

S25 so. l443 q ne. stSdw
$50. .615 F NV, basement
..Vi Ian hs.. 80 ne
$50. so. ..17O0 v NV, Or
5000. 1917 18th NV, Or
,1u % .Il&I H. NV, store
$50. 81. e. .-l2S z Sc. Sr
s3n. 80. 49,. II NV. 9r
$50. so. 1911 18th NV, Tor
$50. 80. ..ll2I 18th NV, Sr
SD. so. 1914 18Th NV. Sr
81 ~ .iitl d, l aS. 81
,$S5. 90. .1014 22d NV. Or
500. IS. .l7i2 + NV. Tor
90. 90. ouo. D. ,.uul -. l-I
S4t liuS lIIh NV. Is.
$40. so. .1107 9th NV. 11r
$40. IS. 1882 Roanoke, Or
$45. The Victoria. flats
A. IA. LtailinstUA. apis
s45. ....i1I9 18th NV. Yr
s45. :. .1126 18th NV. llr
) 10. The hensingtcn. apts
$45. go. 80 N Y av NV, 12r
so. .2ll7 q nv. Az
800. -. .l51S 22d NV. lor
1856. 1920 I'D NV. Tor
IS IS. 22uI * NV. l0t
$50. :. 1907 Goth NV, 12r
Soo. So. .oiI Ii nW. Ar
1850. 50. .lUll \ II av, llr
,IUo. -. Riggs place. fur
Sl25. 18th NV. furnished
5p....M NV. furnished
$3.50. =. .14th&B, foundry
-oJ season .alauyslu., u
- u NV. .oIhces
NER Il CO.. 916 F NV.
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A6s Ia ave 3d-fioor

, 46S La ave, 3d-hoor
back room. ........5.W
Vault LIST FIR Gun
ton bldg. .5. 80
! rm. Sd fir 46S
La av. 3. 90
BIZ n st NV. 11r. 5000
1919 Corcoran, 11r. IS. %
43l NJ st NV, lOr. .45. 90
PA n J av NV. Or. 40. 90
Ash NJ st NV. 12r. 10 so
sol 21st st NV, 11r. 40. 90
1903 18th NV, Tor. .35. So
l3lS-24-28 Riggs st
NV, 7r. 80. so
141S 11th NV. Tor. 80. So
1907 l. st NV. Sr. 80. so
2l32 18th st NV. ST.. 30. SO
1902 y II NV NV Or. 30. 20
532 21st ST NV, l3r. p. so
1896 Goth NV. Or. 25. SO
Up ut l4O2 Pa av
NV, 7r. AZ
1881 l4th NV, Or. .25. 20
1903 18th NV. 7r. .25. 90
6l5 Sd st NV, 7r. ..25.00
1886 z st NV. Or. .22.50
403 = st NV. Or. =. 10. 80
7l7 Bismarck st .Sr. 20. 90
4z6 9th st NV, I'd
floor, Pr. 20. 90
617-19-21 N Capitol
st NV, Or. $50
l247 31st NV. 5r. 1880
SO L st NV. Or. 80
1903 L st NV. 5r. 1850
1910 l st NV, 4r. 1880
2010 E st NV. 6r. .16. 90
Al Defrees NV, Or. ID. 40
llletin.
.. E. WAGGAMAN,
nIH m - - ~
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-l83O Hath ST. NV; STORE. GEL
lar and part yard; rent reduced fine location
Apply to owner. OWEN McCABE. 915 R. l. ave.
se25-3ts Il
FOR RENT-SToRE AND DWELLING. 1915 7TH
st. NV; rooms and bath; store has plste
glass front; good location for hats, furnishings
shoes, dry goods, millinery, etc., etc. Inquire Of
r. O. LEWIS Owner, 709 x st. NV. se253t.
FOR RENT-1s2s g NV; FINE STORE; ALSO
store and tuse: rooms; cellar; SIS Keys
1922 st. NV. seoS-3fS
FOR RENT-A FINE 4-ST0RY BUSINESS BUILD
ing, GIL It'll st. n large store room: lar na,v
plate glass Windows; IA rooms; steam heat; rent
reasonable to desirable tenant
se.5tf Il. +. SAUL, Sc. cor 7tb and T. st.
FOR RENT-23 PA. AVE. Sc; HANDSO1F
store, with counters and shelving All complete
and dwelling, In Mayors block; rent reasonabie
GEORGE r. REPETTI. 100 Pa. ave. e.esel0-Im
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. EXPERIENCED IN
patent work. permanent position amendment
and specif3cS ton writer; moderate salary: nrst-
class references. Address SPECIFICATION. Star
eonce. se28-2ts
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LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONAL.

GIVE THEM AWAY AND YOU'LL STAND THE
consequences Of not having the big roll Of money
We give for gents discarded garments. viii
cati a receipt OF postal.
se27-5tf JUSTHS OLD STAND, ole D.
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Workshop. rear 1903
Il NV. 20. 90
aU46 l. NV, 6r, h. ..22.0U
933 Fla av. Sr. b&
sta latter Oct II. 20. so
I2S Whitney ave, Sr
and bath. ~. so
1923 4th NV. 7r&b. 20. 40
! Stephens ct. 4r. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted mt the rate of one cent
per word per insertion, the m ini mu m
charge being Is cents. Advertise
ments may be hled at any Postal
telegraph office in Washington or
sent through the medium of the
Postal Telegraph messenger system
at regular advertising rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27

WASTED-COIDRED Girl. AS CIIAMBERMAID
and waitress. references required Cali this
week before 10 am. after pm. at 2,ST lie
Roy place. >e2T-2t"
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FOR RENT PHONE Ola.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
CCR. FrII AND +, ROOM 2.
344 VT av NV. Tor SOS 90 800 Pm av office 80. 90
107 Q NV, Tor $500 49, 10th NV. fit. Al. %
346 Yale 81. Tor. 81. 80 1924 NV. Or. 30 ",
35S Yale ST. Tor. So. 80 1885 Corcoran. Tor. 80. 50
53 NJ st NV. 12r. 5000 l:31 I Sr- b. Ju
se23 THOMAS BRADLEY, Real Estate Officer.
FOR RENT-BY B. f. SAUL. S. +. con- 7rH al w
oh 18th NV. sto Il 1907 10th NV Sr&h. $50
cellar, storage rm. $SO. 90 80 Quincy ST NV, 6r
OBJ eth NV. store. 1910 Both NV. Sr&b. 25 90
Tor, 2b. 100 h, furnace. % 90
2O5 IL av. 12r&b 1910 93l 9Th rw. st&dw %. %
IL Mass. av.1lr&b. 1910 1907 Sd 6rSb. -. II 50
l22 9th NV. 9rSb. 30 80 2O5 6rtw tcol) Is. so
2O2 y Cap, Nr&b. .-3..5O 1888 9th NV br&w
sos Riggs. 10r&b. $3.50 tcoD ............ is. 80
1916 It'll NV, new S2S 9th NV Al, wtcoli. ID 80
store 5r&b fiat. 80. 90 1927 NJ Sc, Or b. so
l145 10th Sr&b&sto. sc. 90 40 NV. 4rep Hat l. 80
211 l. NV, Sr&b. 1000 I1S 9th ne, store 90
72l 9th ne. SrGb. 80. OU zoos 4th ne, 4r&w. 1000
34S T NV. Srtlb fit $500
Phone 1913. Cali at office for Rent Bulletin
9tF
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WANTED-A FINE CDATMAKEI; AND A IANTA-
loor.s girl who can assist coats DAVID MO
RIAIsTY 1876 l1th st. scsi-2t7
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WANTED ARTIST WASH. PEN AND INK DRAW
in-s TO take charge of Washington Office. al>n a
solicit IT TO look after trade. Address AltT EN-
CRAVING; co. tS}6 Il st. NV.
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WANTED-ROYS WHO HAVE BEEN IN SIXTH
grade at school aud who own wheels lind
employment with Mutual District Messenger
Ionuanv IIo1 Il ST se26-6t
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WANTED GOOD WHITE GIRLS-ONE AS
competent for children and cook.
Send address and reference to r. BUREAUS.
410 9Th st. sc2.-3tf
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WANTED-SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS PLUMBERS.
Apply CHARLES u. THORN, l22I q 81. NV
go
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FEMALE.

WANTED ASSISTANT MIILINERS AT ONCE.
THE HUNTER co. 1f12 Conn ave. se2I- St
WANTED - WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; two in family; stay nights. sol
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WANTED-YOTNG MAN AS CASHIER; MUST
live with parents; salary. first year. $500; bond
company's bond of $1,000 necessary. Address
Box 15.;. Star office.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-1O0 AGENTS TO SELL. DEWEY BUT
tons: 81 cents dozen. 92I st. NV se26-6t'
WANTED LADY OR MAN WANTED TO
travel and appoint agents; $50 per month salary
and expenses. ZIEGLER & CO.. 25S Locust st.
Philadelphia se2-w&s cot
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MISUNDERSTANDING CLERK. $50; MEN FOR
outside work $40 week. Lots of others.
NATIONAL INFORMATION BUREAU, 81 q n. W.
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WANTED SOLICITORS FOR SICK, ACCIDENT
and death benefit insurance. An opportunity for
pushing /, make money with the old relta-
BE CAPITAL CITY BENEFIT SOCIETY. Rooms
II and L. i5S La. seI-l
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the ctassin-
cation of wanted Help will be in
sertcd at the rate of one cent per
word per insertion. the minimu m
charge being Is cents. AdSerfise-
ments may be hled mt any Postal
telegraph office I'm Washington or
sent through the medium of the
Postal Telegraph messenger system
at regular advertising rates.
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WANTED-REAI. ESTATE SALESMAN. WITH
large acquaintance preferred; horse and buggy
also; office and desk will be furnished and good
salary TO wurker FILION X. GORDON. 1906
tr w
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wANTED-IN A LAW OFFICE. lot NJ MAN
who has had practical experience in stenography
and typewriing: salary, $500 per week. Adj
dress giving experience had and references T.
w. r., Star office. seEi-3t
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WANTED-SAkS AND COMPANY WANT SALES
man thoroughly experiences. in all lines of spot
Ing goods; have good references Apply to
MIR. FDN Sporting Goods Department. Se-.'-:'t
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WANTED A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
trimmer: also apprentices. Call 1913 ii NV
WANTED-A NEAT. RELIABLE CHAMBERMND'
and waitress. y232 ny
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DEWEY RECEPTION.

FOR RENT-FOR THE DEWEY PARADE, WIN.
dows and seats. next to the Raleigh. ]. J.
GEORGES SON, ais Pa. ave. se26-St
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WANTFD-FGH TIE 45IH INFANTRY. ABLE
bodied recruits of good character leave imme-
diatey. Apply $40 ST. NV. se23-lt.
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WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG MEN. PRIVATE
Instruction in English. arithmetic and algebra
evenings; state terms: four lessons per week.
Address s & Star office se26 2t~
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WANTED-SWEDISH OR GERMAN GIRL FOR
general homework in small family; good wages.
Address SWEDISH. Star Office. ser IT.
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FOR RENT
Store, ceilar&stsble,
1913 Pa nv NV 10000
Fit 1913 ia av .Sr. b. 40. So
@-d X +. stoNdwg. .4U.Uv
$40 II ne, stoxdw. So. So
81 Y, 9r&b, Gel. :. so. 10
SIS 18th. stOre. .25.Uv.
62O Sd ne. Sr&b. .22.G
2U4i L NV, Or. b. .22.5J
Ill both, Tr&ba. ga,
Good. cheap houses for
se27-tf GEO. w. LIN
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WANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN AS
cock; ges. Sl2; good home. Apply with ref
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The SAINT. re,s Exp.nsion

II Ia now said that the Santa Fe will
extend 10 Portland from San Francisco.
reaching out for natural ports Of entry
for the traffic from Europe and the
Orient. II has bonded ll6 miles Of line
In q northerly direction. represented by
the eighty seven miles Of the North Pa.
ciac Coast line and twenty-eight miles
OF the Eureka b klamath, 80 San Fran :
cisco papers state. II has bonded the
Klsmath railroad. the belt line about
Eureka hsrbor. and Its entire control.
AT San Francisco. 1t Is understood. ne
goiistions have been effected with the
Decatur road, now completed from
Tiburon to Ukiah. The road will be
open from the south into San Francisco
January 2.