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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
SUPPOSED DEAD MAN CAPTURED.
Queer Sequel to an Alleged Attempt at
Insurance Swindling.

Queer Sequel to an Alleged Attempt at
Insurance Swindling.
Fort Scott, Kan May 1.-THE
Modern Woodmen Lodge OF this
CITY, in whish Thomas O Toole was
insured, this evening received notice
from the state authorities of Texas
that O'Toole has been arrested on
the Mexican line, in Western Texas,
after Il pursuit of $50 miles through
the mountains, and that he Is now IN
Jail at San Angelo
O'Toole carried $4,000 insurance
in the Modern Woodmen lodge,
$4,000 in the Woodmen of the World
and $4,000 in the Royal Nsighbors-
The Texas authorities advise the
lodges which he is charged with
having attempted to swindle to or
rest Mrs O'TooIe who is IN mourn
ing for the reported death OF bel
husband. The local authorities
| II
however. will not arrest her until
additional evidence is adduced-
1t is learned that before she lei
for Texas, in response to Telegram
ostensibly calling her to her nus
hands bedside, that she asked thu
lodge officers TO keep the news 0
her husbands death from her chill
dren in the event he died.
The three lodges will have oIooi
bronoht back to Kansas and prose
eu,ea. The fact that no proof Q
death has been offered SIS claim 10
: the insurance may save him froI
5 considerable trouble.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
REGULATING INDICTMENTS.
Senate Would Keep Them Secret TIL Ar
rest Made.

SENATE hoNl0 NCGp iHCA ~S~tN% 49, ''
rest Made.
Jefferson City, May 1S.-Another
measure passed the senate this
morning relates to indictments and
was introduced by Senator Orchard.
It provides that when an indictment
is found against person for felony
or misdemsanor, the person not be
ing in confinement or held by Tecogn-
izance to answer to such indict-
ment, it shall not be opened to the
inspection OF anyone except the
Judge and clerk Of the court and
Prosecuting Attorney. 1t shall not
be docketed or entered upon the
records of the court until the person
charged in the Indictment Is arrest
ed.
The WhaIsy bill, relating to the
collection Of county and city revenue
also passed the senate Under the
provisions of the bill every ohcer
who collects county or city revenue
is authorized and required to accept
county and city warrants in payment
of county or city revenue. No
county or city revenue issued in any
other wear than that for which the
taxes are levied, unless there Is en-
excess of revenue for such year over
| and above expenses Of the county.
The bill introduced by Senator
Farris relating to the ioaning o.
county school moneys passed The
senate this morning Il provides
that the county csurt shall not loar
any money belonging to the scheo
, fund to any officer of the county O.
his deputy. Moreover such ofhce
| or his deputy shall not be accepted
+. as surety On the obligation given b,
the borrower. If any sfdcer Of IN
Z county violates the provisions OF tn
Fa,ris act he shall be held reFpons
BILE for the amount Of school none
n loaned. together with lnteres
thereon
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
WHERE PETER STANDS.

In a Signed Statement to the Post-Dspatch
He Eadeayors to Explain His Position.
Topeka, Kan, May 19.-Ex-United
States Senator ". A. PETER, who
helped to organize the populist par
tv in Kansas and was for years it's
chief exponent, was reported yester-
day to have returned to the republi-
can party. Mr.. PETER, at the request
of your correspondent, wrote the
following statement:
To the Editor of the Posr-D Dispatch.
Topeka, Kan, May 19.-The state
ment that I have allied myself with
the republican party is not authoriz'
ed It is only an inference. The
populist party as such is absorbed
in the democratic party. am mol
democrat and I do not want tc
flock by myself. I an at liberty tc
do my own voting
AS 10 ths silver Issue, L do 10
think there Is anything in It. AgaIns
nv own Judgment, | went with Gu
party into Bryan's army ia 1896, bu
nv enlistment was only for the cam
naipn I do not think the silve
question can ever be hoated agaii
on the Is to / theory.
| As to whether I shall advocate an
| of the other doctrines of the popr
list party, yes, but the latter da
populist would not recognize them
They would swear that had joine
the Socialists or Single Takers
". a. PETER.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
Rov Murderer in Court.

Cincinnati, O., May 19.-The boy
,,urderer, James Weaver, II years
old. who poisoned his mother, father
and brotber, and who seems from
his own confession to be OF the Jess
Poneroy class, was in the police
cenrt to-day, showing no trace OF
sorrow for his crime, nor even con-
Germ as to his punishment.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25

N5rsb and South ar Jolaed IL the
material. OF the National Capitol
TIE Central building is constructed
of yirc,ria sandstone painted white.
The extensions are Of Massachusetts,
marble, and q columns Of the grand
o.r+-sI portico are monolitbs Of Viz
n;a sandstone 80 feet high, and
7oo oo1,,mna of the extension po.ti-
cos are Of Maryland marble
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
EkRAGED HUSBAND
USES HIS REVOLVER
Hiram HOLIDAY Killed bv Mon
roe Johnson.
Tragedy at GreenviIie Grew UHt of
Hoiiaday's Attention 10 HIS
Slayer's Wife.

Siayers Nne'
Greenville, Mo, May 15.-Hiram
n. Holiday, president of the Will
Evansville, Greenville and South
eastern Railway, and president and
general manager of the Holiday
Klotz Land and Lumber Company,
was shot and killed early this morn
ing by Monroe A. Johnson.
The tragedy occurred in the John.
son home in Greenville and was
caused by Holidays attention to
Mrs. johnson. Holiday and John
son married sisters, and the relations
between the two families were close.
johnson, it is said, has suspected
him of being too attentive to his wife.
Last Saturday night he left Green
Vile, ostensibly on a business trip to
ST. Louis. Instead he went only as
far as Williamsville, short distance
from here, and last night he return
ed to Greenville rather unexpected
ly. Later, when he went to hiE
home, he is said to have found Hol-
laday and his wife together.
Infatuated over his discovery
Johnson drew his revolver and fired
at Holiday. The shot took effect
and the railway president fell to the
/ floor, apparently dead. johnson
fred three bullets into the prostrat'
body and then left the house
He went to the residence o
friends, who accompanied him t.
Sheriff Sclater, to whom he surren
dered, after telling what he hat
done. He was Immediately places
in custody.
The sheriff began an investigation
at once, and this afternoon the col
oner summoned a jury.
Holiday was one of the riches
men in this county, his fortune beln
estimated at 100000. He was 5
wears old and lived at Williamsvill'
Johnson is connected with the lun
Der company of which Holiday wa
president He was considerabl
younger than the man he killed
, He refuses to discuss the TRACED.
, further than to state that he ha
. provocation for what he did.
, Mrs. johnson is a young and q
) tractive woman, and the mention
her name In connection with u
3 affair has caused no little surpris
Y Both she and her husband ha'
y stood high in the community.
The body of Holiday will
taken to Williamsville, his form
: home, tomorrow for interment.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot Ease, powder for the feet. II
Faat on 4 Instantly takes the sting out of corns
and buhions. IT'S the greatest comfort dis
covery of the age. Aliens Foot-Ease makes
tight or new shoes feel easy. 1t Is certain
cure for sweating, callous and not. tlrea
feet. Try it to- day. Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores BY mail % cents In stamps.
rial package FREE Address Allen S. Ohm
stead, Leroy, New York.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
A FEW WILL CONVINCE.
Can Be Sure You Are on the Right Track
A Feeling of Security That Any Person Can
Be Very Thankful TO Have.

A Feeling Of Security That Any Person Can
Be Very thankful to Have.
There is a feeling of security in
using Morrow Kid-ne-oids. few
doses will convince you are on the
right track. They act quickly and
pleasantly; they are not at all pad 20
take and are conveniently put up In
wooden boxes so that you can carry
them in your pocket and use them
while at work. You do not have 10
stoD work while using hid-ne-olds.
They have done a great deal OF good
for a vast number OF people here In
Missouri.
we give YOU the experience OF Rev.
NJ r Rroaddus, 300 Ault ST., Aoberly,
Nc who saws. 81 have been afflicted
With kidney trouble al intervals Tor
The last twenty years. The pain
across the small Of my back extended
down into the hip joints and was very
severe 81 times; ! could not bend
over readily or straighten up sudden
~ had other distressing and an
T1cvfnv symptoms Of kidney trouble
wEfcT the doctor said indicated dla-
here. Nv nervous system was badly
Jarar1ad. | heard about Morrow
Kf4-ne-oids and decided TO get n
rerkag1 and give them trial ] used
.,Eero according 10 the directions and
was greatly relieved Of saekache and
InTnhar il less than a week. Ny
nerve. are stronger and an % much
better ia al respects that an en-
/ ro1raged % continue the use Oh mo-
1a-oi5s. hoping for complete and
I ,-arTnaner.r cure. ] can heartily rec
( e-~rneud Morrow kid-ne-oIds 70 All
I sufferers from kidney trouble.
Morrow Kid-ne-oids are not p.aF'
/ hut Yellow Tablets, which - scieh-
/ fiac form Of preparing medicine.
/ They are put up IN Woodeh DD .lss
TrL:ch contain enough for about Two
vseEs' treatment and sell a. 20 cents
. boT a. all drug stores and az Lud-
/ wick's Drug store.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon
ra0neS- bv John Morrow r. Co.,
: Chemists, Springfield, Ohio.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
Stabbed RY a Bsggar.

New York, May 19.-John d.
English, ex president Of the Wall
sbou. bank, Brooklyn, was stabbed
in the neck to day By ChristoE her
DAILY. beggar. TIE wound Is q
severe one and dangerously cear the
iugulsr vein. DAILY had been to
FnpIish'g house q few days ago to
ask for aims and was dissatisfied
with the food given him He lay IN
visit and abused English for this
to dav, ending by stabting him 1he
wounded man i 81 years OF age.
Daily was arrested
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25

There is no pain or discomfort wnen
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment Is u 60
It relieves that itching increase -
scratching. 1t is prepared with sel5ll slll0
"o5 he Kind that cu1es blind, bleed
;ng ! itehing and protruding piles with
, no ,a;n or loss OF time. H. L. Tuck
er's drugstore.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
INDIES in From the Brush .

Clinton, Mo, May 19.-St. CLAIR
county Judges, taking advantage OF
the departure of the United States
narshals. came in from the brush
and held a meeting at the court
house last night il the city OF
o.oA la The meeting was held for
the purpose of affirming the couaty
axnanses recently made by the court
IN the brush. There has been some
a,s.,;o, as TO its ualidity- This
naa.;,o removes all doubts
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
We Make a long Story Short.

DIR Thurmond's Catarrh Cure is the only
tarrh cure made that ia sOld-No Cure-No
Pay If you suffer with catarrh and colds in
the head thy it If IL fails to cure you 1t will
cost you nothing. Sold by
II. L. TUCKER.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25

Admiral Samson's feet has destroy
ed these great Spanish ships, and
without injury to his own squadron.
Sir, it is unheard of. must go to
inform my captain"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25

Ssdalis. Mo, Nay I5.-Inonas
FsTgnson. a farmer, fell from sulky
49, i the field yesterday and was
5;1,as His fall was due to heart
disease but when be struck the
800 the reins caught around his
1acL and he was choked to death
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
: rorT 1T IS UNHEARD OFF,

i'll -, Officers Comment On lHo NC
4 aruetion of Cervera's Fleet
mt Taylor gives an amusing &C.
!, in the May Century of his
rrisw with an Austrian ieuten-
III ,.o boarded the Indiana imme
In, after the fight at Santiago.
!. was in full uniform, with a
Ir.,t display of epeulets and
lane white waisteoat and trous
"a found us covered with the
H. and dust of battle, groups |
.Husked men lining up to salute
!. he passed, their faces streak
Nth powder smoke and coal
He reached me on the bridge,
IN, in a state of polite bewilder-
i, and presented his captains
4 nest for permission to pass in
,ough our blocksding lines and
!, out from Santiago Austrian
,rsss desiring to leave that be-
I,sed town. After referring him
4 ADMIRAL Sampson and telling him
would be found some distance
4 he westward, he asked for news,
MaI told him We had just come
IN Of action with Cervera's squad.
H.. he showed great surprise and
II:
4 Then there has been a battle?"
4 aYes," I replied.
u and the result?' he asked, eager
n i've have defeated them "
"But where is Cervera's fleet
1is'' he inquired.
Her flagship, the Maria Teresa,
Il there, Lieutenant" [ answered,
painting at the same time to the
lissch few miles distant.
But I see nothing there but
lDne smoke, Captain
1T is the smoke of the Teresa
burning, Lieutenant; she is wreck
Upon the beach
he was silent, and I continued.
"CIose or the beach you will see
Another column of smoke; that is the
sNquendo burning. On this side
3issrer to US, is the Pluton, sunk II
HE breakers; and the Furor Is real
ilG, but is on the bottom in deeper
ntsr. and is not visible"
But" he interrupted, you hav'
then destroyed half of those splen
did vessels of Cervera'sm
wait, lieutenant" I continued
md look few miles further to tn
eastward, and you will see anothe
alumn of smoke, that is the Wis
a!s, on the beach near Aserraderos
As to the Colon, she is still farthe
70 the westward, out of sight fror
Is here. but you will see her pres
snsy as your Captain steers IN tbs
direction to find Admiral Sampson
Fho is at the end of our line >
His eyes ranged along the shol
Isl pointed out the different We
als
"leiu Go.t" he exclaimed The
!ou have destroyed the whole
hat splendid squadron! I did NJ
link it possible"
After a moment more of silent q
sonishmeAt be said, with a poll
Sympathy which concealed Gag
Professional curiosity:
And your iriur.ea, Capital
What losses has the Americi
auadron sustsioed?"
None" l replied
Bat, Captain, you do not undo
sand; it is what casualties-wh
alps lest or disabled-that I ash
None, Lietensnt,' / said. IT
INDIANA was struck twice, suffer
70 injury, no less. The other shi
Ie virtually in the sauna conditic
We are all of US perfectly ready
mother battle-as much so as befC
urvera came out this morning"
dis establishment was now co
4 plets.
~nein Gott." he exclaimed aga
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362 II sw. 5r, wa tl2 50
GII Half sw. Ar. wa.s.OO
ti6 + sw, ar. wa .s.isl
10S Del av sw Ar, W. IL 80
1871 Liberty sw sr, X. 80
B.LEoNARD. $50 4is sw.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE BURTON, 2O7. 2o9. 2l1 EAST CAPITOL ST.
nicely fur rooms, with good Table; square
from Capitol four doors from new library; per-
lnaueht ana transient guests mhS-24t'
THE GENOA HOTEL AND CAFE - WE ARE
feeding more people than any other house In
Washington. Why! Because aim to charm
the aesthetic eye well the epicurean pala te
Tables immediately clean and served by care
fully selected, courteous walters. Our board is
the quality, variety and quantity. We broil our
steaks and chops tuo lard used, best Elgin but
ter. French dip coffee pure cream, make
own bread and pastry, plenty fruit and use pure
mineral water for both table and kitchen. We
guarantee our $500 week board equal to any
5000 or $3.50 table in this city. Beautiful
rooms with steam heat and electric lights. Rea-
sonaDle translents. THE GENOA SO6-
SUS 18th st. NV. mh2i-3m
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LADY DESIRES BOARD IN COUNTRY DURING
spring and summer months; SIS per month. Ad-
dress W. II. W. Star office. ap1-2t"
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BRADLEY. 1893 T ct.

r & NESBIT. 1927 G ST.
10 18th NV. .sr AL. S37 30
2229 18th NV Crab. p ~
'sd&R ne. Tr&b.....1s. ~
l.angdoD Park, Sr. L. 80
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RNER * co, sIs F ST.

Store TO7 9th INV 1880
otiice roums. 1897 + uw
11II 18th NV. Tor e. i.l
2laS 18th. ar ..... .3,,.,.l
1924 y n aV.1ir&b.5u pp
ifJ 10Th St.lOU&h. ~ %
GllERFDRD, 1897 + 81.
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iIRFAX. 500 + ST. NV.
S21. so. 1907 9Th NV. ar. b
$50. 80. .63l T NV. Or, D
SIG. .220 1th ne. Ir. b., eel
ST.. so. .603 18th ne, 10r. b
S25...ll2-l5u + Sc, Sr. q
S23. 80 1913 10 NV. .Sr, b, ,cl
S23. 10. $40 fth ne, ST. d
S22. 80. .413 n Y av NV
So. 30. 1908 9th NV, 7r.b
$50. .l6O6-12 Sth NV
SD. 80. Marion nw, Or. b
so. 80. 1850 Wallach. Orb
5000. 1910 Md av ne. Or. b
SIS. 10 Defrees NV, ST. b
SIS. 80. 1922 VI ne. Or, b
SIS. 30 612 l1th ne, Or, D
Sl1.50. 443 X | av. Or. 10
S1T. 80. 1t24 NCap. .stO. DIV
$11.3O. 122S-30 IL ne. Gr, b
Si4.50.l3 bcfrecs NV Gr. y
$1i.......5l7 9Th ne, 6r
Sl3. 1921 81 ne, Or
S12. 30. 1851 L NV. 5r. W
$3.50. 1888 Sth NV. Ar
SI2. 1914 18th ne, Or, b
|St1.......1613 NJ NV, Or
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BOG Z NV. 6r........l5. 20
l4i3 y J NV NV. Jr.i5.o1
laS I.ydecker ~. or.
dbli 30 -
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FOR RENT
son

FOR RENT
1893 18th st NV.
1ar... 81 boo pr "
1919 18th. cor Greg 100 %,
1903 X, fur, year =. 500. on
656 Mass ar ne l2r. 300
mhlS-lst' TYLER 4 RI
FOR RENT
6Ol Howard av, i0r,
atul. No .tti
COB Howard ay, Tor,
ami ..-.-........ 70 90
2236 9TH NV, 6rSstO. IL. so
ap1 -. tu&th ROBERT L
FOR RENT-BY LATIMF
Reduced rent good order. /
tS4 | ne, 1r&b. S35 .UO
.Sll y NV. 5r. 5D
321 25th NV, Or br. IL. 81
apl-3t
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FOR RENT

FVN KEN I
1913 X Sc, store. Ss 90
1l1 Half sw. Ar. Wa. 100
3D3 II sw. Or. wa. Il 80
1unJ 1th se. 1r. sta. ln. 80
l44 Frances Sc. WI. 50
61o I'd sw, Ar, wa 10. 80
apl-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FuRylSIIED.

FOR RENT-oR IEAsE-GENTLEMAN GolNu
abroad for year or desires 20 lease lease, Gls @ sae
gant home. furnished. 10 souie reslfohsite li !, - -
fur1ishaa n ~ S,sr .,tfice it,
FOR RENT - FURNISHED : GROOM CoRNER
brick house; front and side yard: good cellar
near car lines; recently occupied by army onicer;
rent reduced. Call 1743 18th at. NV. mh3o-3t
Evening star., 1899-04-01

WANTED-A COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED
teacher desires position visiting govefness:
references from patrons. Address Box 81 Star
ofsce. mh295ts
Evening star., 1899-04-01

Advertisements under the clnssfd-
cations of Wanted Help VIII be in
serted Mt the rate of one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
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FOR RENT-STONE & F
$50. ......I739 Z. t3r, Il
SS3. 33. 1903 Y NV, Iii
$40. 1888 K NV, lar, b
$40. POLO II NV, Tor, Il
$50. 1916 s NV. 10r. b
$50. ....170 L NV, 14r, Il
S55. 1921 Ken av, 10r, /
500. 5....13l2 18th NV, l0r
500. 1920 10Th NV, LIT, b
$50. l311A Yale, Tor. b
800. al NJ av Sc, ,lOr. b, cl
$50. ..-.....l3l5 ., 13r. |
$50. 1920 18th NV, Tor. b
$50. ....1S4O NJ NV, 9r, b
$40. 1923 llth NV, 10r, L
S45. 1913 Harvard NV or. d
$40. 80. 1860 15 NV. Tor. i
$40. 224 4 Sc. 11r, b. eel. fun
S31. 80. 330S IL NV, or, b,cl
S35. 1920 18th NV, 9r, i
$50. .1716 22d NV, ST. /
$32. 50. 1929 Eslin, 9Y. 2i
$50. .2011 18th NV, sr, l
$50. ..l1o7 9Th aw, Or. b
$50. .2O1O p NV, 7r. h
S27 80, ,325 I NV, Or, /
If
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsH,cD.

oh htsNI.SH FRENCH ST. LARGE ROOMS
go e., condition; only S255o. L. " SIMPSON
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE

be inserted at the rate Of one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
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FURNISHED on UNFtnNisHED.

FTHNiSfEB HOUSES
18th near r. 12r. $500 18th y. I5r.. $50
u'r 18th NV ,I5r&s 3. go " ysnRg as iSr 2b $50
Q near 18th. l2r. Il. 800 near 2d Sc. llr .6OUI
l6th mr. X, lar 2b-. .40O I near l2th er...., IS
p. OFFICES.
Cor 10th T, RI, BAL NV. ID q. IL. .S2T 30
en- suite. all front $50 + NV "a n Pr X o0
steam heat S6ooO iiO La $40 q 10. 10
Desitabie rooIus. ATTAIN sun bldg. rooms
tic Coast Line bldg - $50 + nw 3D. a. IL 90
an front and freproof ei9 p NV. 4th d. 800
from SlU 10 SIS each. 405 9Th NV RS en- SI& 10
$50 + NV, Sd f.. 5000
STORES.
and o. S5n.Oo pa 9Th ny A, 90
sly ID NV. ...... rs Uui
STABLES.
uh2T-f
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W. WHITE, IlI4 + ST.
400 Binney, Col
Hgts. Or. 30
l326 1lth NV. Tor. ....42
jlS Pa ave Sc. e.1r......35
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FOR RENT-BY OSCAR
1923 Yale. Col Hgts,
1853 Roanoke. Col
Hgts, 12r. .55
apl-3t
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WANTED-To RENT A STORE IN SUITABLE To-
cation for Wholesale liquor business or will bny
an established place. Address JAMES CLARK
DLSTiLLlNG CO., 6I0 Pa. NV. ap1-2ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

II
LoST-ON 31ST NEAR O, ON FRIDAY, BLACK
silk netted purse. containing 81. Reward if re-
turned 1903 3Ist St NV. It,
I.0Sr-FRIDAY, SMALL BLACK POCKET BOOK.
with clasp, containing over SIC, between Dow
.neys and Thompson's drug stores on 14th st.
car going down. Liberal reward If returned to
1920 Vt. IT.
DS'T-WEDNESDAY, NEAR 18TH ST, A TOR
toise tuckng comb. Reward VIII be paid on leav-
ing 1t at 1918 II st. NV. mh3l-2tH
HEADoU UARTERS METROPOLITAN POLICE DE-
partment, Washington, March 81. 1S99-NOtice
is hereby given that have in my possession
vinaigrette and gold chain. found ON the street
April !, 1898. by William Jammas, and the
same VIII be returned said Jammas II not
duly identified and claimed by the within
Eve days from date. JAMES A. KEMP, Chief,
also Property Clerk. mh31-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN MEYZEHUrT
bldg, 111U st NV; elevator; steam heat;
extra charge for electric light price, $l2.5o and
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FOR RENE 2916 10 ST. NV TO COLORED
tenants, two roogs, ID floor. 81, and two
on first AMI one on, ID hoor 50 also one room first
floor, y. aAlplyh. to Room No. 6, at 1421
r st. NV. mh31-3
Evening star., 1899-04-01

FOR RENT-3s. LARGE ROOMS ON PARLOR
floor aud dressing room and private bath; other
elegant rooms summer prices; caterer in house.
S24 l4th ST. II. w. mh30-3ts
Evening star., 1899-04-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements for situations VIII
he inserted mt the rate OF one cent
per word per Insertion, the minimum
charge being i5 cents.
Evening star., 1899-04-01

| wANTED-OwNERS OF STORES WHO ARE DE
SiROUS OF SELLING OUT TO WRITE SALM
| BEHREND, III 10TH ST. NV, WHO MAKES
SPECIALITY OF BUYING E.NTIRE STOCKS.
NH
Evening star., 1899-04-01

: 92o 9th NV. 1r...S4o..5 80
I33 9th NV, sto. ~. 90
23S Pa av NV. sto. 81. 90
I'D Il ST NV, Or. -. -
400 y \ ay NV, Or ~. 30
6S1 l. ne, 1r.....l5. 80
I. ELLIS. 625 lIth NV.
Evening star., 1899-04-01

FOR RENT-TAkOAiA PARK-FuR ROOMS; 9
blocks from station; beautiful house and grounds;
fruit, shade; II b. k, would give board; price
low 10 agreeable people. SUMMER HOME Star
office. - -s-..2 mI3,-3t.
Evening star., 1899-04-01

| WANTED : MEALS SERVED OUT : PERSONS
wishing meals served in their rooms hot and avoid
cooking or going out to their meals can be served
at SO and SIS per mo. by L. RAMSEY, cateress,
1911 Z st. NV. DrOp postal call. IT.
Evening star., 1899-04-01

FOR RENT.TWO OR THREE COMMUNICATING
rooms; floor: In. k. II desired; rent reasopa-
ble table iboardsfSF per menth; beautiful leca-
tlon li4Z ) ST. NV. H.. mh30-3ts
Evening star., 1899-04-01

FOR REST-"BEAUTIFUL HOME" es1 n. CAR
olina ave, half square from Penn. ave cars; o
splendid lawn collar and all MI; heated by
furnace; $50. mh22-tf
Evening star., 1899-04-01
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLAT 8 ROOMS AND BATH W
the Columbia. 14th and Bnney; most subst antial
apartment hot-se in the city. JAMES A. CA
HILL. 1908 st. W. 1t
Evening star., 1899-04-01

WANTED-I-ADIE.S To WORK AT HOME MAX
ing and filling small saschets with perfume; per-
manent. light. pleasant; So to $40 per week;
not Ia canvass. Send self-sddressed. stamped
velope. BEEkMAN CO. Perfumers. 81 Station
A. Detroit, Mich. apl-s-ibs