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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-27

the May totals, and some expect It to be
greater.
The enormousness of the traffic from
here to Alaska this month is best shown
by comparison. Up to last night there
had departed from here to all of
Alaska fffty-six vessels, of an aggre-
gate tonnage of 1852 tons net register.
and carrying 1924 passengers. The heav-
est month of 1899 was June. when the
first boats left for St. Michael. In that
period forty-six vessels departed. of 22,T76
tons. and carried l,941 passengers.
Great Value Of Freight.
6Tra HE value of the freight taken from
here to Alaska during the first four
months of this year amounted to
s24s4,6O0, a gain of 1855, 100 over the same
period of 1899. and the value of the car
goes brought from the north amounted
to $50S725. gain over last year of $ls7. 42s
An even hundred vessels left here for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-27

TN HERE Is now under way in the
Peabody museum ot Vale ONE 10
the most interesting popular eS-
periments In natural history
III that has been ATTEMPTED m
the United States by scl-
artists. II Is, briefly. the complete
restoration and mounting in their
original form OF the homes Of a din
osaur, a gigantic reptile 81 the mcsozoic,
or age OF reptiles" Although the Uni
ted States Is rich is collections OF bones
OF things that existed ages before the
Gge OF man began, such restoration has
only been attempted once or t&icc aloug
scientific lines and according To the best
scientific methods. There is today scarcely
one perfectly restored skeleton OF the rep
tiles that, huge as modern ships. swan
over this continent centuries aso, and
trowsed on the plains that are now fer
tile with crops ana peopled by the de-
scendants OF Adam and Eve
But despite this fact. college libraries
possess tiers OF volumes descriptive Of
these pre- Adsmite ages. In the dusty cell
lars OF museums there are hundreds Of big
boxes in which are stored the broken skele-
tons OF reptiles as big as houses. The
scientists know all about them, but the
people outside the museums have never
had an opportunity 20 see these skeletons,
which for the popular mind have weird
fascination.
entists have for years been busy hunting
bones of the pre-Adamite ages. They
have put these bones together in their
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-27

Washington and Oregon. The winters
are cold, of course, owing to the freez-
ing of hundreds of square miles of the
sea and the distance of Nome from the
mild influences of the Pacific currents:
but with plenty of fuel, as there will be
this year, and warm clothing there is
nothing to be feared. The hundreds that
spent the entire time there since the dis
coveries of last summer and those who
have found 1t not only possible but not
dangerous to make the overland journey
from Nome to Seattle in the last winter.
have not found the northern winters so
difficult to bear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-27

Alaska during the first third d ~
year, of 5s,452 tons register, ss,Ius
eighty-nine vessels, Of 3,4s4 tons Il n,
same part of 1899. The outbound poau.A
gers for the first four months a NJ
year were somewhat less than n n
numbering ASA. against 6,0iS. IN \.
irving vessels this year numbered oia,n,
three, of 5l,4i tons. against etshty
5l,12s tons, In the same period q r.
The passengers coming from Alsnha \
the first third of 1900 numbered n
against 2.s26 in the first four mouthe y
1899.
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expensive mining machinery, including a
total of twenty miles of wire rope to be
used In hydraulicking: others with cargoes
or part cargoes of lumber and other wood
en- material for the establishment of
yards or the erection of buildings they
have planned to construct in the gold
fields; hundreds of suice boxes were taken
by many, who contemplate following min
ing on a large scale; others had large in
divldual outfits of provisions and hand
machinery; there were more with goods
to fill the shelves of stores that they in
tend to OPEN hospitals, hotels, saloons.
dance halls, even bank and newspaper
outfit. all complete. and all for the expan-
sion of the civic and social features of the
cosmopolitan life of the new Arctic; this
has been the start of the great Nome rush
Of 1900 and In this line VIII the season
progress until It is too late for sea craft
to again head through the north Pacific.
Difference in Character of SNo4 er1enf.
9TH HERE is considerable difference in
the character of this movement of
thousands of people as compared
with the klondike excitement of 1898;
for the pi ospectors have profited by the
experiences of their predecessors. and
now know where they are going and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-27
Mary brady.

Mary brady.
There was a little lady,
And her name was Mary Bfady,
Who was fond of almost every kind I
cake.
But one morning feeling badly,
She told her mother. sadly,
She liked all kinds except the stenAsA
ache
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-07
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR ALE-"SNAP"-ONLY $1.O0 FOOT; ADJ.
lot held at 81 30; Huntington place. So of 14th
st. OWNER, 1868 Harvard st. de7-2t'
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON MASS. AVE.
fronting circle at a great bargain; room
for one very large house or smaller ones Apply
FOR sALE-BEsT BUILDING Lot ON WASH
Of s. W. Woodward; 37x114; price 35c. per foot
below other and deeper lots.
de6-3t L. s. LIPSCOMB & CO., 612 14th st.
FOR sALElTWO ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS
adjoining; each "a IT. front; one or both; on a
fashionable street near the British embassy; a
splendid location for a handsome home; no
agents. Address ARMY" Star Office. de6-3t'
FOR SALE = 81, 632 WILL BUY AN 1s-FOOT
front lot on Md. ave. near 9th st. ne; great
S Sssgsin' sW r IL IL, T. ia hEi .n9
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN-LOT IS BY 1I2 TO 15-
square above The Concord Only 81 20 per So It.
de6-st - wa 800. N
FOR sALE-CHEAP-A FRONTAGE OF e7M
feet on 18th st: NV. above ST.. near the Con-
d dese 0o T. f. E. + f. LEOPOLD. 1902 st. NV
FOR sALE-LoT 90. SQUARE III, e. CO NER
10th. Connecticut ave. and R SITS: Is BY loo.
Offer wanted. No agents. Address OWNER.
Box %. Star ONCE. no2s-i2ts
FOR sALE-LOr AT BROOKLAND. D. c.; sIx
1856; must sell; price. $3.50: easy terms. address
: ]. n. McG.. Sta: ONCE. no26-12t
FOR SALE LOTS ON KY AVE BET. q AND q
reduced 70 % cta: per n: easy terms. MEYERS
3 ANDERSON. l323 NV. no2412t
FOB aAL.R-A- BARGAIN-C0RNER WYO.
ming avs. and Columbia road; !. choice location.
JOHN SHERMAN,
ae0o-0 go 1Ath q.
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IT + not convenient to call at main
office with your advertisements
leave them at the following
Star Branch Off ceS.
Wanted Help and Situations cost
&c. word each insertion. minimum
charge 15c Rents. Sales and other
advertisements at the same rate as
charged at The Star office.
9th and E. Cap. sts.. Haley's Drug Store.
Sth and q SITS. n.e. GTiffths Pharmacy.
I'd st. and Pa. Sc. Dohyn's Pharmacy.
\. and ", wharves foot Of 7th st. s.w
18th and Vt ave-. hng's Pharmacy.
Isth and r. !. ave-. Hudileson's Pharmacy.
18th and Sac. NV. PORTER Pharmacy.
i4tb and yelling place Eppleys-
22j and p SITS. NV. c. Norris Pharmacy.
s2d and NJ SITS OD,nnell's Pharmacy.
a2d and U sts.. O'Dounells Pharmacy
Woodwa. AID & Lothrop.
Sl2 Pa. Sth and F. L. 5. Capitol Ebbitt.
9Th and B. City T. o. National Riggs
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE &
2@6 n NV, i0r&b,
furnace. ........ $1,000
1873 Meridian Mt
Pleasant, Or franz 20. 4.
COLORED TENANTS.
q Defrees st. Or. .$l5 ~
3101 K 1t. 5r. .S.3U
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PERSONAL.

HOW DO YOU LIKE THE CITY BY THIS TIMEs
You missing good treat In our full cash rates
for mems worn garments. Better write that pos
tai at on"e. We are prompt.
de7-5.tf JUSTH'S OLD STAND, e19 d,
NITIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. AUTHOR.
Il d. COS 10th st. NV. Open all houn. Eetab-
lishcd 1855. Honest and edhcient service guaran.
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FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE ON WASH
ingtOn Heights near Conn., ave. overlooking the
whole city. JOHN SHERMAN,
de1-tf 6lO 1ith st.
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FOR RENT
1908 Mass av. 17r,
z baths. .$416. 66
1917 y II ay, l3r&h. 1868
1924 z st, 12r&b. 1000
2025kal'r ma, lsr, 2b. 15. %
li23 Chaplin st. Tor, b. 1900
Oc27-tf ca
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WANTED-AT NATIONAL HOTEL, FIRST
class engineer; must he sober, steady and thor
oughly competent. Address L. e. s., Star once.
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CO.. 1919 r ST.
Rear 1854 b NV. 1880
1904 Ward ct, Ar. ". d UJ
3103 X NV. 5r. $50
1921 Cherry al. Ar. $50
1883 Scott, Or. 800
OFFICE ROOMS.
1919 + st. SIS. $40 d SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-07

FOR SALE-SMALL HOUSES-1O PER CENT! IN
Georgetown; 4-roOm bricks; sewer and water;
renting for $24 Der month; all occupied by Al
tenants. The for 81. 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-07

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-ONE OF THE
most desirable locations in town for a fiat; with
In 10 yards OF one car line; another passes the
property; lO5x95. Can be had far below actual
Value rented SIG mo. Apply EARLY 4
HAMPTON, SIS 14th st. NV. de6-0t
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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR LOTS-A NICE
3-story and cellar press brick house Lincoln
Park Apply EARLY HAMPTON, 615 14th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-07

GOOD INVESTMENT IN lie DROIT PARK
Groom bricks Sc yer and water; renting for $13.
The two for 81 500. Oner wanted.
de6-3tH A. s. CAYWOOD, 933 9th st. n
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FOR SALE-TWO BARGAINS-11-ROOM HOUSE.
brick stable, Mass ave- and 10th ST. NV,
$4,000, aEd 7-rOom house 18th and r, 81 500.
Rooms ii and IS, $50 st. de6-3ts
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Value; rented now SIG mo. Apply EARLY 4
HAMPTON, 615 14th st. NV. de6-0t
FOR sALE-BARGAINs IN REAL EsTATE-WE
A three story and basement brick residence On
gotten for $4,000 former u ~ price Ice $4,000. W
me handsome brick and stone residence with
14th (opp. Franklin Square,, formerly occupied by
Mr.. Justice Howell f. Jackson. Ground bOx14I
Can be had for little more than value of ground
alone.
The conmodious brick residenceo Massachusetts
avenue Thomas Circle. formerly occupied by
Mr. Secretary of War Lincoln and later by Mr..
Secretary of Agriculture Rusk. This property Is
ne lot on New Hampshr e0s ave- an near the
handsome -, residences of Thos. Nelson Page.
SO. No waste ground. Can be bought at $3.50
per foot.
FOR SALE-TO COLORED PERSON; $500; 500
cash, balance sa6 per month including IL interest;
ns good oaton ana to- market
church church, and Ca, cars; Apply to owner. PERCY d II.
FSH Ett5AH 1SHDA HSSsr TO INSPECT
All persons interested in houses should inspect
s ss: i s'ss Es'F ss St.
fact. the. property sold for $1,000 when com
pleted few years ago: the neighborhood has i'm.
choicest and most fashionable residence section
of the city: majority of the houses occupied by
army and navy 1 1RscR1 a1H CAPITALISTS
Front of stone and brick; stone porch and steps;
and fireplace: very light dining room: exception
s ssa Dsa ssth HEAT s
sn.s' E NJ shan aotsE 8Ssn Rfr
des-st ~ STONE Fairfax. sos st NV.
FOR sALE-A CHEAP HONE
nearly new 2story bay-window brick; large
rooms on each floor; dry cellar under e., entire
BILE on the 'ot Price only s. $50. Offered 80 low
s dc ssss al sro ss ca Fsss sos ST. NV
FOR sAL.E-AT $500. o.
G near 7th and I Reduced from $500 THIS IS
des-st STONE & FAIRFAX, sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE.
Reduced from 5000: trust $4,000.
A nearlv aew 2-story bay-window brct: g 9
the elt s1o casn vide 0a PARKING
govt printing office. cheap home; good
des-st STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC st. NV.
FOR sALE-11TH ST. BETWEEN L AND NJ SITS.
8 stories: cellar: 10 rooms; bath: new plumi'ing
s. g % FISHER ( e e. s
st. NV de6-3t'
FOR sALE-Jusr FINISHED NEW Groom
porches in rear: lots 1sss9o to 2o-ft. paved al.
ley; fine cellar, furnaces, mantels and papering
Only 81, $50. Easy terms Finest location NV.
See ROLAND c. BOOTH, cor. 10th and SITS
NV no17-26t
FOR sALE-NEw HOUSE, OPEN FOR INsPEc-
tion in me-; 6 rooms. bath and cellar; concrete
R5Rsiss a1s 30 st.
de5-4t
FOR SALE-R ST. N.w-NEW ROOMS AND
bath bay-window brick. l6; Sx90; 20-ft paved
alley; can be sold on monthly payments. Price,
$500. r. HOWENSrEIN. $40 g st. NV.
de5-4t
FOR SALE-CORNER HOUSE ON ST. Sc; Z
rooms. brick: parking and half square from cars;
300 cash and balance monthly. Price, "a, 500.
de6-4t Fl. r. HOWENSTE1N. 30 g Of. NV.
FOR SALE-$l. 000-6R. BATH AND CELLAR:
NV; " cash; - On prtes or iok on ar unit u.
sas-u q. .. xHoAfrsoN. ~ ~.
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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGED MOST EXCEL
lent office building; rented $15S month to good
tenants fine location. Apply EARLY & LAMP
TON, 6l5 18th st NV de6-9t
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WANTED-HELP.
VA LIE.

WASTED-AN EXPERIENCED CANNASSElt OK
salesman; a reguar weekly salary paid Address
Z. A. Star office. IL
WANTED EXPERIENCED SECOND MAN,
white ~ waiter ami valet: uneXeeptionable ref
crences required Apply o'clock. 1915 Mass.
It,
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2705 + st, 9r&b. $500
3U.3 Camb'ge pI, $500
I'll K l av, lOr&b. 23.Uu
11O7 G ST. 2r.$lS Il 23.UU
l fiat, 1915 Il st, 3r.2U. ~
1910 9TH st. 6r&u. .1S.5O
Offices in MetZerott bldg
SCH BROS. 1907 T ST.
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED SAIESI.ADIES IN
all departments. Apply HEIGHT & CO., 515 eth
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FOR SALE-BY THE OWNER. A NEW 2-STORY
and cellar house. containing large rooms tile
bath, porcelain bath tub; marble washstand
hardwood finish: Sexton furnace: tiled vestlbule
and hearths; servants closet In yard front and
rear entrance to cellar; location nw.: square
from electric cars. Price, $4,000 1900 cash
Trust. $500, at AZ per cent. Address Box 2a1
de-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-CASH MONEY PAID FOR IT-BRING
your Old Gold and Silver that's lost Its useful
ness. Je very Diamonds. Dentist Gold. Teeth
Plates. Platinum Spoons. Watches. to
FERD. LOEWENSTEIN,
Sl5 G ST. NV. opp. Patent Oniee. Estah 1873
de6-26ts-6
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WANTED-SETTLED WOMAN AS COOK AND
lhundress. Apply between 8 and 10. Saturday
morning 1913 Adams Mill road Qsth and
Columbia road. it,
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WANTED-CAPABIE WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework in family of three; good wages.
Apply 1920 18th st. n deT-2t"
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I ONCE rooms, 1907 r NV
1907 18th NV. l3r&b. 65. 90
24i5 18th NV. l2r. 40. 90
l147 Linger's ct NV .9.3U
1"r house. Takoma Park
JTHERFORD. 1907 F st.
UL. S.E.COR. 7TH&L \. w.
1249 9Th NV. store. u.s. 90
235 4la sw, sto&5r. IL. 50
IS y Sc. stO. 7r&w..l6. 90
l243 H ne, store. 1000
333 5 h NV .6r. w(coDl5.30
10 o NV. Sr Cob. 1880
718 Il l av, 6r&w Is. 10
llS . NV. Ir&, tiu..1' so
3 q NV, 5r, W Cob. 1850
1853 Sth NV. store. .l2.UO
"4l0 It'll. 6r&w. .l2.U0
1926 7th NV. 6r&wa.l0.50
1913 y ] av Sc. Or. 1850
447 N Y av, store. 1000
12sS II ne. 3r&b flat.l0.00
2443 sth NV. 5r&w. $50
NV, steam heat. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-07

WANTED-AT ONCE. A BRIGHT AND INTELLI-
gent lady for business in Washington; experience
not necessary: engagement by the month on fair
terms; lady of middle age preferred; state pre-
vious occupation. If any. Address A. F.. T.,
Star office.
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WANTED FIRST-CI.ASS HARDWOOD FINISH
or ON niece work Apply SrUMPH BEDDING
az ISat Mass ave deI-3t
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lINKINS, 800 18TH ST
1922 G NV. 7r, wa. .16.S0
21lS r. Or. wa. ....14.SO
Small houses for colored
Tenants from 81 up. List
at Office.
RES.
1915 Pa av NV. sto. $50. 90
22U1 p NV. opp mkt. 1000
31l NJ NV. shop. ...1.5O
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WANTED COLORED GIRL FOR
general housework. family Of two; New
York city. call. with g cd references Saturday
noon, Mrs. DOWNS, IL Il st. 1t.
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WANTED WHITE GIRL. AGED IS. FOR GEN
eral work: no washing: three In family: wages.
s., Apply Saturday. between II and l.. 1898 18th
NV
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FOR REM
1896 l, ZUr. b,ami. 100000 OF
S22 Conn av NV. -. 10000 Isl
1919 18th. cor Greg $1,000 ~.
Store TOT 9th NV. $500 H.
931 P NV. ..... 30. so 1"
no1O-24ts TYLER & RUTH
FOR RENr-BY b. F. SAUL.
1907 Clifton. Sr&b 5000 II
2o14 18th NV. l2r& %;
bath. open. cot 3S
. 1887 n ne, Tor, b, sta 80. 90 124
1874 X NV. lOr&b. 40. 80 81
1915 It'll NV, 81, Or. b. 80. so 10
2106 LIST NV. gr&b. DO. ~ III
Gil n NV, 7r&b. :. 80. 50 IL
1918 L NV, 7r&b. .27.5O ) 9
DOG Sd NV, Sr&b. :. .25.5 30 IL:
931 9Th NV. sto&dw. Is. 90 al
1925 H ne. 9r&b. .-.22.5O %.
1HO2 | NE. 7r&b. :. .x..jJ 10
Gil l. NV, store&cel. 2O.50 A
1909 18th nw,7r&stah20. 80 II:
lib 5th NV, 6r&w. 1870 "a
Office rooms at 6l2 + at. q. ~
RO24-tf
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wANTED-A WHITE Girl. FOR GENERAL
Homework: good home. Apply III $ ST. NV.
after pm. deI-2ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
LNFCRNiSAED.

FOR RENT-$30; NEW GROOM DWELLINGS;
Quincy st., Petworth, D. c.; steam heat and
ami; large front. rear and side yard.
de6-St PERCY II. RUSSELL, lXO6 G st. NV.
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WANTED - TWO YOUNG MEN ACQU AINTED
with trade TO sell popular and well advertised
cigar: liberal commission. Call 6l4 Pa. ave. NV.
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WANTED SERVANT; GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
good wages right Apply from 3 4,
Mr.. DANIELS sol 18th NV de1
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TIE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-21 Sd ST. NE, LARGE, WARM FUR
front room; every convenience; gentlemen only
very near the Capitol and Library; terms reason
able de6-2t~
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WaNTED-YOUNG WOMAN AS GOOD COOK AND
laundress for family Of adults must have city
reference from, last employer. Apply Saturday
after - I7l0 y St NV It,
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FEM ALE.

WANTED CULORED WOMAN TO Do GENERAL
Homework, with reference. Apply at Gil Fl st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

| FOR SALEM Sc. WASHINGTON, BRICK AND
frame dwellings; In excellent condition: rented
| at $3.50 per mo. Price for all. S. 900.
| deI-3t JOHN SCRIvENER, 3l9 az NV
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WANTED SAI.ESLADIES TO CANVASS THE
city with ti4voring extracts: salary Call between
and IL saturday morning. 1876 f st. It,
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WANTED-PERSONS DESIRING ROOMS. WITH
without board. In private families first
class boarding houses. consult THE RO0MtRS'
GUIDE. 92O st NV noe 27ts
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-A FLAT OF 3 OR ROOMS FOR
about $40 to $l2, including heat. Address Box
2,J. Star office. it.
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WASTED-IOUNG MAN To DO TYPEWRIT1NG
from dictation: work must be neat and we'll
spelled; speed at least fifty words minute. Adj
dos ROY ,5I Star office de7-2t"
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FOR SAI4E-BEAUTIFUL 3-STORY BAY WINDOW
brick. 2142 F st. NV; s rooms, bath and cellar.
ami. Price, $1,000 Offer wanted. Apply WM
H. McGRANN, 6oo 9th st. NV. de7-2t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-2 OR UNFINISHED ROOMS, OR
fiat. northwest; Ink. not exceeding 500 by
couple without children; references exchanged;
state particulars. Address TREASURY CLERK,
Star office. dei2t'
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-20
BULLETIN NO. 3.

We find that for some reason the far
mers in the valley have d as yet begun
to deliver their beets il any considerable
quantity.
Under our agreement with them we
dared in the bests this year at the
earliest possible moment starting about
the 10th Of September and up to this
date, the 18th OF October, we have only
received about 1900 tons OF beets
We feel that it is necessary to urge
upon the farmers the fact that they are
injuring themselves and also the Sugar
Company by not making every stfsrt to
hurry in tho bsets when ordered.
We hoped to open the factory about
tho 5th Of October, but hnd it will be
the 18th before We can possibly got
started. Whom we do start every farm
ner should be actually at work ia order
to avoid the necessity Of closing down.
This is doubly serious matter to US as
the Ditch Company desires to close
down on the water before it will be pos
sible for US to work up the bsets when
they are so slow in coming in
On reading this notice we want to ask
every farmer to put oIth every effort TO
deliver their beets to US without delay
Respectfully,
The Colorado Sugar Mfg. Co.
BY G. N. Cox. Manager
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-20
Annual Lion Hunt. d.

DeBeque, November lst., End. and 3rd
Half rates via Colorado Midland Rail
way For particulars and tickets call
on w. r Peck, city AGENT.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-20
THE FRENCH SUBSIDY.
French People Actually Pay Tonnage
for EagMsh Dealers.

eIo0ch foOpl0 Actually fhy 1o0nABO
for EagMsh Dealers.
The French bark Gen. Mellinet
yailed from Glasgow for Portland to
load for the united kingdom. making
nset OF six French vessels that are
coming from Europe in ballast to load
wheat At this port. says the Portland
Oregonian. Seventeen thousand miles
Is a long distance for a ship to sail
in ballast, but owing to the general
subsidy paid by the French govern
msnt the vessels which have made the
trip have paid a proht on the outward
trip, and with high freights home
ward have been highly profitable to
the owners. The benefits derived by
France by this bounty system are not
easily distinguished. The objects OF the
subsidy or bounty are said to be the
promotion of trade between France and
the rest of the world. The signal fail
ure of this object is amply illustrated
by a review Of the Mellinet's work for
the past two years. She sailed from
the Clyde in ballast for Taltal July IL,
1885, On arrival she was ordered to
Caleta Buena, where she loaded nitrate
for Hamburg At the latt er port she
loaded general merchandise for Tchio,
and on discharging at that port loaded
ore for Glasgow, where she arrived in
June, 1900, and from which port she
has just sailed for Portland. Thus, in
stead Of the French people receiving
any benefits in trade development
through substituting the vessel. they are
actually paying for tonnage used by
tho English nitrate dealers, the Ger
man manufacturers and the Oregon
wheat growers, the profits on the oper-
alton going not to the French people
as whole but to few individual
ship owners.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-20
He Died Screaming.

Augustus Young, employed on
wharf-boat at Pittsburg, slipped and
fell into the river. He was rescued
in less than a minute, but at once be-
gan to scream. All efforts to quiet
him were vain, and he was taken to
hospital, screaming all the way. He
continued his cries until he died an
hour later.