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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
VOTED FOR
DEAD MAN

RENO. New. Nov 1O-Twenty
voters cast their ballots for dead
man in Eureka county last Tues
day when they voted for Andrew r.
Stinson, FOR a county office. Stin-
son was stricken unconscious while
making an election speech the day
before election, aud died soon after
He was one OF the pioneers Of Ne
Nadu coming here in the seventies.
tie aided So the construction of the
capitol at Carson CITY
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oosoRove IMPROVING.


q POMEROY. Wash, Nov 10. I
a Gov. A. n Mead arrived I
4 here and Is In conference with 4
= Gov Elect Cosgrove. Mr. Cos. !
= grove is improving In health,
= and viii soon be- ready 10 take I
= hls contemplated trip TO Cali !
4 fornla. !
a AkAH $1,000 kkA 4
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HOSPITAL AUTHORITIES
MAY BE ARRESTED

Police chief ward proposes 10 put
a stop 60 this practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

well, a well known theatrical man.
was siug4ed and robbed near his
home AZ 1888 Belmont ay.. but the
police failed 20 make an arrest On
"Wednesday night young Japan
cse was beaten and robbed BY a
gang ~ toaEhs ON Capitol hill No
arrests were made BY the police, a.
I though the toughs had the lmpu.
dcnce to write a letter % the EN-.
ployer Of the Japanese stating that
he could expect another such as.
sauit Last Thursday morning
Louis Nedoua. also Japanese, was
Knocked unconscious and robbed
within a stones throw % the police
station. No arrests were made
Last Friday night Arthur Scott. an
employe At Providence hospital vas
held up az the point Of gun aud
robbed at Fourth sv. near Virginia
a. The police failed to make an
arrest
Last sunday S. Stanley of River.
ton was hit on the head hy two gas
pipe thugs IN the freight yards Of
the Nerthern Pacific and robbed %
f2S No arrests followed with the
approach ~ winter Il ia certain that
muTderous yeEgmen and highway.
men viii flock 20 Seattle
The carnival % crime prevailing
~ late Il bot a fureTunner of shat
may b. expected Already there
has been one murder committed b
a desperate burglar. and unless
more activity Ia running criminals
20 earth il displayed bg the police
the tAking of human ivea viii b.
% commUn occurrence In the en-
suing mouths
Aioor Robserles.
The apartment house pruwisr Who
has been working without INTERRUPT.
ton for several weeks. added Ruoth.
- robbery % his list yesterday ~
fernoou when he entered flat \ 81
Lincoln court. 1920 ncnny way. and
carried OF two gole Watches Tho
police we're Immediately Notified.
but no trace 81 the thief has been
found
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Pay Election Bet.

Atleb ~ result Of an election bet
I'm q 4 o' N A. bargor Of The
:" A Bargor & Co. viii
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Appellate Court Decision.

Last July the appellate court
handed down lee opinion On THIS
writ a. error petition. reversing the
trial court and romeuding the ease
to Judge lands for re-trial This
opinion. written by Judge Grosacup.
contained what has been character
lied a. tho most remarkable excor.
iafion ~ one court by another in
the history ~ the American bench.
Tho opinion denounced Judge Ian
dia In tho worst terms. holding that
he had really convicted the stand.
ard OH Co Of New Jersey. when ID
was not even on trial The opin.
ion. referring 10 Judge lands de.
eision. said
mo monarch. no parliament. nu
tribunal ~ western Europe, for con
tHries. has pretended "a have the
right TO punish except after due
trial under all The forms 81 law
Can that rightfully be- done here
on no other basis than The Judge \
personal belief. that the party
marked boy him for punishment do.
serves punishment? II so, lt iH be-.
cause the man who happens 10 bc
Judge 10 above the law"
ON August 10 last. District Atlor.
ney Sims filed petition for re-.
I hearing OF the case before the ap.
peilpte court. alleging that the CIR.
cult court had misunderstood and
miHQuotod the ruling of the trial
Judge. and alleging further that the
circuit courts ruling. n sustained.
would make Of the Interstate com.
merco act a mere willo.tho wlap
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DESPERATE YEGGMEN BEAT
and ROB CITIZENS AND
POLICE HELPLESS
HoLo.uPs OF a WEEK.

4 -na.ay Nov s-1ames Haswen theatrical man siagxed
= ND near his home 1888 Belmont av made.
~ wsanssday Nov 4tapanose assaulted and robbed
Z +, y. n near John ST. No arrests made.
1--we sseag Nov. stouis Mcdena Japanese slugged and
~ u Washington aud Prctontaine place No
NAV Nov s-Arthur held up and robbed Fourth
- vrginla Il No made.
SEDAN Nov rs stanley OF Rveron dubbed into In,
.sar robbed IA Northern Pacific freight yards No
! arrests . - -, 49,. ,, -,
S IA heart district Cherry e.,
psssarAy and 10th No arrests.
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CHARGES AGAINST STEWART OF SOLICITING
CAMPAIGN FUNDS ARE SUSTAINED
P.O. SERVICE ALSO UNSATISFACTORY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. fo>-Postnaster Stewart Seattle
today by charges
by the civil service commission sustained BY the post
office Inspector according 10 the that
the condition Of the service orally unsatisfactory
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
MAY ls IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

Va settled.
Arnold became commander-in-chief Of
British fer,es in Virginia.
ls3-Society Of the Cincinnati organized at the Yer
plank House. Fishkil. \. Y.
ls6f-A convention composed Of delegates from thirty
FIVE counties met at Wheeling. Va, 10 consider
the pocy Of forming a new State
lS63-Battle Of Jackson Miss. Grant defeated Jo-
seph E. johnson and captured jackson Miss
with seven cannon snd large quantities Of mill
tary stores. besides 100 prisoners.
ise4-Gen Grant tried to turn the left flank of Lee
army at SpottsylTanis. Warrens AID Wright
troops getting stuck in quagmiTe and causng
the movement to fail Gen. Sheridan. with
cavalry. reached the road Of the Confedeates
near Hanover Junction. breaking two railroads
capturing several locomotives. and destroying
Lss's depot FOR supplies at Beaver Dam. con
tanning over l.o00.o0 ratiolS
lS67-Jefersan Davis admitted 20 bail in sl00.0oe
Horace Greeley ard others becoming his bonds
men,
lss9-Johnstoun food.
tabernacle. Brooklyn. \. Y, and ad-
joining residences buried With a loss Of S30o,-
0e.
Isg-Suit Of Kansas against Colorado. owing to d.
version q water for irrigation purposes. dis
missed bs United States surrene Court
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Cap. BAILEY (. ASHFORD, Medical CoTrs, IS
relieved from dutg az Washington Barracks, to
take effect on or about July /, and VIII then
proceed 10 San Juan. Porto Rico relieving AaJ
OGDEN RAFFERTY,, Medical Corps, who VIII
proceed to Fort Wayne, Mica
Maj ALEXANDER N. DAVIS. conmissary. 81
Louis, viii make ore visit TO Columbus, ohlo'
during Nay. laes, for the purpose Of inspecting
subsistence supplies.
CAPT. BENJAMIN =. NICKLIN. Ninth Infantry.
viii proceed 10 Fort Sheridan IL and report
% Capt. FRED L. MUNsON. Ninth Infantry.
QuArtsrmasisr Sergt THOMAS T. ADAMS, Bat
tery A. Second Field ARTILLERY, Cuba, VIII he
sent to Fort D. \. Russell, Wyo.
Ordnance Sergt. JOHN BLEIER- Fort Mngate. \.
Mex. will be sent without delay to Fort Ben
ismia Harrison. Ind
Leave Of absence for one month IS granted to FTs'
Lieut.. CLARENCE 5. NEffLEs, IEenty-nith
Infantry.
Leave q absence for fifteen days is granted Col.
GEORGE A DODD. Twelfth CaTalTy.
Private FRANK GENGLER. general service. IN
fan,rv nov al the General Hospital Washing
ton Barracks, will be sent 70 his proper station,
York. Pa.
Private san WOLF FoTty-seEeath Company. Coast
ARTILLERY Cops now a. the General Hospital.
Washington Barracks. VIII be sent 20 his proper
staten. Fort Hunt, Va.
Private STEVE sANDEFUR, sixteenth heeT.il'
Company, recruit depot, jefferson Barracks
Missouri Is transferred 10 the Hospital Corps
Mai WILLIAM s. PIERCE. Ordnance Depart
ment. wiz repair 10 this city and report II
person 10 the chief Of ordnance for temporary
duty in his ufice-
Private JOSEPH RESFORM Company X. -Four
tenth Infantry DOE in confinement at for'
Logan H. Root Ark. Is transferred 20 Company
Sixteenth Infantry. that post
Recruit VINCENT TESLA. Coast Artillery CoFTs
rsrn,it derot. Fcrt Slocrm, ~ Y, is transferred
10 the Hospital Corps as private. He viii oe
sent To the General Hospital, Washington Bar
RACKS fer duty With Company C.
Leave AZ absence for one day Is granted CAPT
THOMAS F, RYAN. Thirteenth CaFalTy. Te
craiting 0Hicer.
leave Of absence for three months IS granted
Iieut Col. HARVEY C. CARBAUGH. Wdg'
advocate. 70 take effect on CT about June !.
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Narx Orders.

Cant. F. n BARBER retired detached special
duty abroad under the Bureau of E .ipmeni.
Navy Department, Washington to home ana
settle accounts.
Iisut. Commander " s -CRoSLEY. orders NAY
modified TO duty in the ORDNANCE Department.
navy yard. New York
Iieut. r. C. DAVIS, detached duty In connection
first submarine fotila. IN command GTamr1s 70
the United States Naval Hospital, Marc Island,
Cal. for treatment.
Ensign W L. FRIEDELL, orders % south Ia
kots revoked, eoptinue duty Kentucky.
Ensign Il. Mel WALKER. detached day Maine,
leave two weeks then duty North C1roiina.
Ensisn S DOHERTY, detached duty ken-ucky,
10 South Dakota
Fnsiru J. = WOODS, when discharged treatment
United States Naval Hospital. Mare Island Cal,
10 home and granted sick leave three moaths
Surgeon ]. B. DENNIS, detached du;y South Da-
kota, TO Virginia.
Surgeon C. H T. LOWNDEs. de ached duty Viz
einia. 70 South Dakota.
Pavmsster A, F. HUNTINGTON. detached dTty
navy yard, New York. Mas IS settle accounts
and wait orders
Paymaster B. P. DU B0Is, 70 the navy yard,
New York, May lS duty IN ehs'se Of the cloth
ing factory at that yard
Warrant Machinist o. BEREN1 son. detached
duty Louisiana, to home and wait orders.
Warrant Machinist L. n LINSLEY. detached
duty Minnesota, to Louisiana.
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MISS NEWBERRY SPONSOR.
Selected by Gov. Warner to Christen
the Michigan.

Miss Carol Nswberry, daughter of Tru-
man. H. Newbefry. Assistant and Acting
Secretary of the Navy, has been selected
by Gov. Fred NJ. Warner. of Michigan.
to act as sponsor for the battle ship
Michigan az the formal launching of that
vessel by the builders, the New York
Shipbuilding Company. at Camden, n. J.,
on the morning OF May 26.
De Courcy May president of the COM
pany, called upon Mr.. Newberry yester-
day, and personally invited him to rep
resent the Navy Department at the
launching. Gov. Warner. who is now in
Washington the. guest Of Mr. Newbsrry.
also was personally invited by Mr. May
to be present with his staff The Michi-
gan delegation In Congress has also been
invited to attend, and invitations viii be
issued by the Navy Department to all
the foreign naval attaches IN Washington.
The Michigan, when completed, viii be
the largest American battle ship ati0at.
she having a tonnage Of 1900 md d
broadside battery OF eight twelve-inch
guns equal 10 that OF the Dreadnought.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Guests of Newspaper Men.

Northwestern newspaper correspond
ents. representing the States of Michigan,
North Dakota, South Dakota. and Wis
consin, gave a dinner to Senator Clapp
and Representative Fred c. Stevens. OF
Minnesota. last night in the banquet hall
of the National Press Club.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13

She was contracted for nearly two years
ago. together with her sister ship. the
South Carolina, the latter being built by
William Cramp and Son, Philadelphia
The South Carolina Will be launched IN
the early summer.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13

Especial attention is directed to
the assortment of pieces on sepa-
rate tables at
S2.75, S3.95, and $500 each,
as representing the best possible
values at the respective prices.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Special Offering in
Imported Austrian
100-piece Dinner Sets.

We shall place on sale to-day
a limited quantity of Imported Aus
trian Dinner Sets, OF 100 pieces
each, at the very special price of
SIL05. Value, $500.
Any one requiring a Dinner Set
for cottage use will find it worth
while to secure one of the above.
If desired, will hold purchase for
later delivery or shipment.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Brilliant Cut Glass.

For wedding, anniversary, and ether
gift occasions.
Cut Glass of high quality at moderate
prices In point of variety of shapes and
cuttings our present showing is the most
comprehensive we have ever made.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
ENGINEERS Tn LINE.
Speakers at Banquet Uphold
Conservation.
SEE GREAT MOVEMENT AHEAD

In Addresses at Rauscher's, Given
by tie washington Organization
to the Presidents of the National
Engineering Societies, Governors
Receive Hearty Approval.
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6oc each. Regularly 95c.

The manufacturers have author
lied us to make this unusual price
concession, with the idea of ac-
quainting more housekeepers with
the virtue of Aluminium.
A wide variety of "Wear-Ever''
Aluminium Cooking Ware is being
shown at our Demonstration Booth,
and we shall be glad to explain in
detail the decided advantages It pos
sesses over tin or enamel ware from
the standpoint Of economy safety,
and quality of service.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Imported Fancy Decorated
Sugar and Cream Sets.

In various decorations, shapes
and sizes.
Special price, 45c per set.
Regular Value, 75c.
Fifth floor.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
IN THESOCIAL WORLD
japanese Ambassador Gives
Large Reception.
MRS. HENDERSON ENTERTAINS

Hostess at Tea to Members of the
Congregational CIub-Wife of tAe
Chilean Minister Gives Luncheon
in Honor OF Nine. NabucO-Conrad-
Carson Wedding at winchester.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Special Offering in
" Wear-Eper" Aluminium
Berlin SaucepanS.

We offer another 100 Three
quart Aluminium Covered Berlin
Saucepans at the very special price
of
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
CARS 70 KENSlNcToN

tF0m 18Th s.. AID \. L ave, eFery Is minutes Pass
Roes Greek Bridge, Para. MAIN ENTRANCE zoo
to Cherry Chase Lake. Connect With keazingtoa
cars Round TRIP tickets. Ee at Fusseil's.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13

Mrs. Arthur Lee, with her children,
went to Atlantic City yesterday for
visit OF several weeks. Mrs. Lee closed
her house in Massachusetts avenue. and
on her return from the seashore will 20
direct 20 her fathers country place,
'Grsceland." at Elkins, ". Va, where
she always spends her summers.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13

Miss Julia Goldsborough. daughter Of
Or. and Mrs. Z. X. Goldsborough, left
yesterday for atlantic City. 10 remain
with a party or friends and relatives for
ten days.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
"FLOrence" Automatic
Blue Flame Oil StopeS.

and 3 burners; high and low
styles.
$1,000 each, upward.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
"Reiiance" WickEeSS
Blue Flame Oil StopeS.
''Perfection" Blue Flame
Wick StopeS.

Immediate heat: absolutely safe; burn
without smoke or OdoT; simple in con-
struction, and will bake and roast in a
highly satisfactory manner.
No. 2-2-burner, S725 each.
No. 3-3-burner, $9.75 each.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13

home. in Csnnecticut avenue. after spend
Ing some time with friends in New York
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hagne have re-
turned to Washington from a short stay
in Newport, where they were superin-
tending the arrangements for opening
their cottage for the summer.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13

Right Rev.Joseph Biount Cheshire. bishop
of North Carolina, and Mrs. Cheshire are
visiting the latter's father. Rev Walter
A. Mitchell. on Q street. The bishop and
Mrs. Cheshire will sail for England on.
Saturday, and while there will attend
the Pan-Anglican Council and the Lam
berth Conference. They will be abroad
until the last Of August.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13

Mrs. A. c. Downing is in Newport max
ing short visit with Col. and Mrs. Ad-
olson Thomas
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture Of all kinds Mt A. MIlLER'S
FURNITURE HOUSE. 9th and E SITS.
Dron postal or phone Main 1913 ap1l -65t.4
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WAHTEIt-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CASI.0FF CLOTHES. LADIES. Or GENTLE
MEMS. ADDRESS POSTAL: I WILL CALL
Phone North 1855. ". Rice. 1882 Ith ST. nv
an14-tf
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WANTED HOT SEHOLD GOODS TO HAUL:
$50 large double wagon load BAYLISS
EMPRESS, 1907 9th s.w. Tel. Main 114o
ap11-its
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PROPOSALS.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING
ton. II. c.. March ~. 180S.-Scaled proposals
will be received at the Office OF the purchasing
agent of this department until o'clock PIN.
May II. 1908. for furnishing package boxes and
conbinutOn letter and package boxes. as they
may be ordered for the use Of the postal service.
from time to time, during the four years be- :
ming July l. 1sOs. and ending June 80. l.'I2.
structnns to bidders. will be furnished upon ap-
plcation to the purchasing agent for the Post
Office Department. Washington D. L. G. Y. L..
MEYER. Postmaster General. ap1.S.15.28
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WATERFALL KINDS OF PIGEONS. RAB-
bits: guinea pigs. etc. BARCLAY. 321 La. ave.
ap11-10t
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l PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR la.
dies and gentlemcn's cast-of wearing apparel;
drop card: will call promptly. c. LIVINGSTON.
1912 9TH at. NV. North 1904. mh3l-30t
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR DISCARD
ed wearing apnarel. ladies' gents & oh!ldren's
shoes. hats. Send postal: will call "ny hour
]. TARSIIES 1908 9TH NV Phone Iorth 4o9
apl4-tf
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NEW BARGAIN STORE FOR ALI. WOMEN'S.
mems. rhil'lren's clothes hats. shoes. etc: also
tools. old gold and silver: highest cash prices;
drop postal and we will call. 3a4 4l2 s.w.
2nfri
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES rAID FOR
gentlemens CASTOR clothing. hats. shoes. etc:
d-op postal; will call any hour.
nplOtf.4 r. COHEN 1929 7th st NV
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| WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
ladies' and gentlemen's cast of clothing. hats.
shoes. etc: Drop postal: will call promptly. s.
GOLDBERG. 627 st. NV. mhc-57t
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WANTED-A SLIGHTLY USED CANOE IN
coed condition: state price. Box 81. star of
GHn NIL o.
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CASTOR clothes. ladies'. gentlemen's and chill
drens. Address postal will call any time. n,
BIIR\STEIN. 1914 7th NV: phone No 439oY
ap2-!tOt.4
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OLIVE OIL.

PURE NATURAL OLIVE OIL
imported from Oneglia. Italy. The Oneglia
olive oil, which We import and bottle. is abso.
lutely pure, you'll find 1t highly satisfactory
for every use; bottles, % and - cents: one
quarter gal. cans. 7oc. and gal. $2.7o Z.
PRINETTI. 103 II st. ne. importer Guarar-
teed under the pure food and drugs act June
80. 1906: serial No. 129SS. mh3l-1Ot
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FOR SALE-A FINE BAY HORSE. ; YEARS
old brought from Europe. a beautiful stopper
anu me driver: also ilne carriae"; no use ior
phone NJ. .02S. ap143t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE REPAIR co.
All kinds Of tin roof. gutter and spout repair
Ing: roof painting. 40c per square. a speciality
carpenter and brick work: all kinds Of repair
Ing and glazing and general jobbing. Orders
promptly attended to. Estimates given WM.
F: B!'RROUGHS CO.. 3O4 st. Sc: phone
Iincnln 14OT-N mhSI -3Ot 3
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M THE ONLY MAN THAT PAYS THE
highest cash prices for ladies' and gents cast
on clothing: drop postal. I will call. II.
GOLISTEIN. G3S d ST. NV. ap1-9Ot
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TYPEWRITERS.

THE MONARCH TYPEWRITER COMPANY
rents the Monarch Visible at low q figure
as other makes rent for--why not get the best
1921 r at. NV. fe2I 246t3
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-TO BUY 4 DELIVERY HORSE.
BRODTS. 40 11tf st. NV. apl5-'t*
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FOR SALE-THREE WORK HORSES: On
River road. 600 feet outside District line. C.
DONOGHUE: telephone North 2477.
RI
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PRESSING CLUB.

DYEINt;. CLEANING AND PRESSING FOR LA
dies aud gents; all kinds altering, repairing:
goods called for and delivered. STRfCkLAND'S
PRESSING CLUB. 81 per month. 1914 II NV.
apS-SSt.3
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| WANTED-AM VERY MUCH IN NEED OF
! furniture. Send Your order and get the
| best prices in town. Louis NOTES. 9th
| and NV. Phone Main 3416 ap1J-ISt.4
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GROW WITH THE DISTRICT.
FOR RENT
Modern Offices and Office space with no dark
rooms In the handsome
MUNSEY BUILDING,
North side Pa. ave. opposite new District bldg
RENTALS from $500 to $S3;09. including
heat. light. ianitor and elevator service day
and night. -r
A. F. FOX COMPANY Exclusive gents.
The Realty Corner, 14th and New York are.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

u )
TED-SECOND-HAND TABLE About 3
n. :: r.. chair To match. Address ]. H.
SMITH. 1922 r ST. NV apl:.-3t'
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CIGAR. NEWS AND NOVELTY STORE. NV.
owner leaving city; cheap for cash. T.. A.. W.,
Star office. ar15-3ts
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY,

FOR SAl-E-BAkERI AND CONFECTIONERY
store: fine chance: investigate Box ~. Star
office
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HIGHEST PRICES FOR LADIES' AND GENTS
worn clothing: shoes. shirts; drop postal. II.
GERWITZ. 1908 7th NV mho6.aOt
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BIG MONEY PAID FOR DESIRABLE FURNI-
ture carpets Office furniture and household
goods: contents especially: also stocks OF mer-
chandise. d. NOTES. 6l5 La. ave Phone NJ 3O06.
mh16-90f
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WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER REDS
When selling why not drop postal o an old re-
liable firm: h. MARKS. 307 9Th. oppoSite
Saks'. phone Main 1907. apl5-tf
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WANTED-EASTERN FEATHER COMPANY
this month-!0.000 lbs. old feathers: highest
cash price: also furniture. Send postal: will
call at once. PIG 18th ST. Nv NH 13.lOts
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
THE LEHMAN BLDG. i35 y. Y. AVE.
All convcnicnres. Moderate rent,
apl3-3t \. r. COCMRE
FOR RENT DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS,
Baltic bldg. 600 + ST. NV. including heat.
light and elevator service; prices. $3.50 10
BURR n EDWARDS sos ST. NV.
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