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The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
SILVER THE ISSUE WITH EVANS.
His Chief r. spic In Openins Tennessee Cam
paign-Proad Of Trust Recsrd

Special @ The WASHINGTON Post
Chattanooga, Tenn Oct S-United
States Commissioner OF Pensions II. Clay
Evans opened the Tennessee campaign
here tonight. in speech 20 a crowded
house. In MS speech he made le 10 / the
paramount Issue, discussing other mat
ters but little
On the question OF trusts he takes issue
with Senator Hanna, and said We are
proud OF our record on the trust ques-
ton. We passed an antitrust law, q
Democratic attorney general declared il
unconstitutional because II interfered
with State rights. James h Jones is now
under indictment In Texas for maintain
ing a cotton bale trust There are great
trusts in this country, they are necessary.
We all admit they are here. We are on
record in favor OF regulating them"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
LIBERALS GAIN TWO SEATS.
Returns from Country Districts Mere
Favorable TO Opposition.

London, Oct. $50 a. m.-Only four re-
suits. out of the twenty-one constituencies
polIed yesterday In the Parliamentary
general election, have been thus far an
nounced. These show that the Liberals
have gained two seats, one in Carmarthen-
shire. and the other. strangely enough,
in the Radcliffecum- -Farnw0rth division OF
Southeast Lancashire. which has hitherto
gone strongly Conservative.
1t looks. therefore, as If there might be
a slight reaction in the county pollings
but this will be too late to affect the
general result seriously.
Last evening Mr. Herbert Henry AZ
quith, one OF the Liberal leaders. admit
ted that the Salisbury government would
return 10 power with a majority of from
80 TO I6o. OF the 1872 members already de-
clared officially elected. the ministerialists
number SH and the opposition ls5. The
former have gained tWenty-three seats
and the latter eighteen.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
FATE OF AMERICAN BATTALION.
Relief Column Unable TO Effect the Rescue
OF 90 Men of the Twenty-sinth.

Manila, Oct 5, via Hongkong.-The re-
port of the capture of about sixty men
Of the Twenty-ninth United States In
fantry on Martinique Island is confirm
ed through communications received by
Gen. Macarthur and Admiral Kempff from
Martinique Island. but details are lack
ing.
The Yorktown's relief column landed at
Torrijos, on the Marindudue coast, and
marched TO Santa Cruz, which was the
proposed route Of the captured party.
without encouutering the enemy or learn
ing anything definite regarding the cap
tiyes except that they had entirely dis
appeared.
Marinduq Ie IS a small island within
forty miles of LuZon- Ii is possible that
the rebels have conveyed the captiyes 70
LIlZOn
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
LOSSES IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Gen. Macarthur sends Lists of Casualties
Among His Troops.

Cen. Macarthur has notified the War
Department that Paul Jenkins COmpauy
A, Thirty-third Volunteer Infantry, was
killed near San Quintin. LuZon, October
/; that Robert L. Harris, Company b
OF the same regiment, was wounded. and
that Eugene Tood, Company A, OF the
same regiment, was wounded. ana cap
tured at the same place and the same
day.
The War Department has also received
from Gen. Macarthur the following
casualty list:
ganils. Oct s.
Adlutant General Washington
Following deaths have occurred since last report
Dyseatsry- September Is. Company L. Thirty
eighth InfsItry George ". Brewer; Company C.
Sixteenth IaIsn.ry. Corp. James A. Bush: sepiem-
Der .. Company c. Twenty-see0nd Infantry Wal
ter " Cunningham: September L. Company K
Eighteenth Infantry William J. Gardner: Septeu-
ber IS, Company 4. Fifteenth Infantry. Charles
Mayer; september i. Company T. Twenty ninth
Volunteer Infantry. Archie Rice. September T.
Company d. NiAsteeatA Infantry. julius HsgtI.
September "A Company L Sixth Infzntry, Eassna
Shine: October l. Company C. SeVsntesa,h Istan-
ny sergt Martin A. Madden
Typhoid fever; September .. Company A. Th!f-
ty-ninth Infantry. Walter Nosgsa. Acting Hozpi-
tai Steward John A. C. Husssekamz; September ls
Company D. Twenty ninth Volunteer Infzntry, Jcha
Mccarthy, September .. Company G. TEeniy-siztf
Volunteer IniAntry. Sergt Cliat0n & Baker
From all other oaEses. September - Company
?. Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry. Beaure Re
berger; frpop A. ElsFeath Cavalry. FFed r Lyons
SEPTEMBER Il. Company /. Elghissath Infantry
Porter r. Voorhis: September Y. Company K
Forty-thlrd Volunteer Infantry. James z CLARK
septsnbsr 2. Company L. sixth Iniaatry, esoE.
Francis Gould September =. Company Z. Thirty
fourth Infantry. JehE Buchanan September =
Company {. Thirteenth InisntFy. James ?. Ne
Lzughlia. Octbber / Hospital Corps. Ssls RaHssH .
Oeiober 3. Company L. Talrsisth Infantry. Court
/ land MAeLean. Oetater S. Company b. Third In
faHtry William 2. sChzii. September Il. G0mpzAg
X Thily-Eecond Infantry. Aaron p. Haysrnaa
/ ostober ]. Essrslt. sassslEas9. Hugh smith.
/ MACARTHUR
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
Fiasler oaaline. la Florida.

Jacksonville. Fla, Oct. S-Henry NJ.
Fiagler. the New York millionaire MOTEL
and railroad magnate arrived In Florida
from the East to-day and formally an
nouneed his citizenship in Florida by reg
lstering 20 vote IN the C0min- election
He is building a cottage at Palm Beach
and registered in the West Palm Beach
precinct of Dade county. Mr. Fiagler an
nounced some months ago that he would
move his citizenship from New YOrk 10
this State.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
Arrest of an Importer Of Girls.

Berlin. Oct s-The authorities at Ham
burg arrested a Bohemian named Carl
Melkar, as he was about sailing for New
York. with three attractive Bohemian
girls. on the Hsmburg-Ameriean steamer
Patricia, Capt. Leithauser. Mslkar, IL ap-
pears. had promised 10 ind situations sor
his companions in the United States. Jut
he was unable 10 explain his intentions
and methods 20 TIE satisfaction Of the
fGaice
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
COMMITTED SUICIDE IN COURT.
Aged vermonter, srraigned on Grave Ac-
cusatiOn, Couid Not Face Disgrace.

Bennington, VT, Oct s-A highly dra-
matte incident occurred in the municipal
court room to-day, when Dennis NJ.
Blackmer, who was being arraigned on
the charge of felonious assaultlng a ten
year-old girl, rose in his seat and shot
himself in the forehead. The wound will
undoubtedly cause his death.
MIR. Blaekmer is a well-known resident
of Bennington. sixty years old, and mar
ried. He was a member of the First Yer
mont Cavalry during the civil war. and
was adjutant general of the c. A. r. of
Vermont under Department Commander
Puffar.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
Answers PaI.e Rumor..

While the thousands Of Democrats as-
sem5led In the audience would undoubted-
~ nave preferred 10 listen 10 Mr. German.
personally, the positive declarations OF
the letter left no room for doubt as 20 the
ex-Senators position in the campaign, or OF
MS earnest desire TO see Mr.. Bryan elect
&c President Nearly every sentence was
loudly eheered, the climax being reached
wren Mr.. Richardson. with clear and dis
tinct enunciatiOn, read the paragraph
which asserted Bryans election to be
the only safeguard against the disastrous
policy Of President Mckinley The hapTy
effect Of this assertion upon the audience
was unmistakable
Democratic leaders are tonight greatly
pleased with Mr.. Germans letter. THY
regard II as an emphatic answer to the
report, circulated to-day, that he had re-
signed from the national committee. and
that he would do nothing further 10 as
sist In Bryan's election The letter. too.
Is especially commended for the empha
sic that IL gives to imperialism and mill
tarism, for its declaration that the none.
question is not an issue in this campaign,
and for its assertion that the Republican
Iarty Is not 10 be credited with the pros
perity which has prevailed throughout
the country.
The speeches Of ex-Gov. Stone. Con-
gresham Livingston, and John T. Poe.
Democratic elector, were listened to with
unwavering attention. Gov Stone took
occasion in expressing regret al Mr. Coz
mans enforced absence TO speak in the
highest terms OF the ex-senator but add
sd that the letter which he had written
subseryed all the purposes OF a speech.
Gov. Stone discussed the campaign issues
from Democratic standpoint. and Il
was noticeable that his condemnation of
The administration for its lack Of sym
pathy toward the Beers elected The warm
est applause. Touching upon one Of the
issues Of the campaign, ne demanded:
What Is imperialism? The Democratic
party has never been nor is 1t opposed
TO the acquisition of territory. In the
past 1t has been the party par excellence
or expansion. Louisiana was acquired in
spite OF the opposition of the Federal
lists. who were the progenitors of the
| Republican party. Under a Democratic
administration the war with Mexico was
fought and an immense expanse Of terri
/ tory was added TO our domain. Alaska
| was acquired under Johnson's administra.
! ton, after he had been thrown over by
| the Republican party. The question is
not whether or not We shall acquire ter
rltory, but where we shall acquire it. how
We shall acquire IT, and for what purpose
/ We shall acquire H."
He concluded his address by arraiening
| the Republican party for raising IND ex.
pending an Immense campaign fEnl which
| ne declared could only be used for i'm
! moral purposes.
Several hundred persons who failed Il
/ gam admission 10 the hail stood with
raised umbrellas for half an hour on the
4 outside shouting for the various speakers
/ but were forced to retire
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
...kIs ~. Goat, BreaA. a,. p.,s,s.

Liverpool Oct. s.-Janes FilZharTis. ihe
+ Phoenix Park murderer. known a. skin
the Goat was Tearfested here last even
ing for falling 10 report himself under the
terms Of mis- prison release license. Il Is
probable that he will only b. temporarily
/
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
RaIiwa, Calamity Near Heid-Iber..

Heidelberg. Oct s-Fiss persons were
killed and segenty-five injured In a rail-
way collision at Karisth0r last evening.
Tie accident was due 10 an error In sis-
mailing. One Official has been arrested
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09

alive to the duties and responsibilities
resting on Them. II each Democrat viii.
rom thls moment TO the eve OF the c'ec-
pietion OF that work OF party organize ti9a
Whien has been 50 brilliantly inaugllrated
ana u now progressing under such hap
py aad encouraging auspices. Mr. Bryan
shi receive the electoral vote OF MARY
land. Very truly yours.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
ch,eaxoPre.b,trr, yete. On Greed.

Chicago. Oct. s-The Presbytery OF Chi
cagO decided to-day 20 recommend 10 the
general assembly the preparation OF a
supplementary creed. The report OF the
committee making the recommendation
WAS adopted BY a vote Of v TO ls, after q
discussion lasting iiye hours.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
WARM PLEA FOR BRYAN
Ex-senator German Says that
He Should Be Elected.
WRITES A LETTER To DEMOCRATS

P,.ysnted BY Hines. frem Atteading a
Mass.mectins la Baltimore, He Declares
HI, Position in UHesaivoeaI Tsrms-The
mi, salvation fer the Country from the
Twin Evii, Of Imperialism asd hiiitarism
Iis.iB the Defeat Of Mckinley.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
Mr.. German Denies Campaix, Rumor.

Ex-senator Arthur 2. German, of
Maryland, yesterday authorized an abso-
lutte denial of published reports that he
had resigned from the Democratic Ma
tional Committee and from the other po-
litical committees of which he is a MEM
ber Regarding published statements
that he had informed ex-Gov. Stone, Of
Missouri, that Bryan had no-chanee of
election, and that he (Gorman) was tired
Of the whole campaign. Mr.. German said:
''The report is a fiction. as I never made
such a statement, nor have l ever enter
tained such a view"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
ThI. I. What The, say

Those who take Hoods sarsspssiiIa for
scrOfuia. eczema. erupilons, eatarrh. rhsa-
matisn. or Dyspepsia say Il cures prompt
ly and permanently, even after all other
preparations fail You may take this
med cine with tke utmost confidence that
il will DO you good. What IL has done Tor
others you have every reason to believe
Il gill DO for you.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09

Constipation is cured by Hoods Pills
= cents.
Evening star., 1900-11-28

IT r 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 I5c. Rents. Sales and other
advertisements at the same rate as
charged at The Star office.
eth and E. Cap. sts.. Haley's Drug Store.
Itb and II ats. p.e.. Grifhth's Pharmacy.
Cd st. and Ia. Sc. Dohyus Pharmacy.
n. and ". wha,ves, foot of Tth ST. sw.
18th and VT. ave-, Kings Pharmacy.
l4th and X. !. ave, HuddlesGns Pharmacy.
18th and SEE NV. Portner Pharmacy.
18th and yelling place Eppiey's
22d and p SITS. o.w.. c. Norris Pharmacy.
G2d and NJ SITS OD3nnell's Pharmacy.
o2d and 0 sts ODonnells 5 Pharmacy.
Woodwa.d & Lothrup
sl2 Pa. ave. sth and E. C. s. Capitol Ebo'te
9Th and b City p. o. Natl lal hisss-
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AIRFAX. So6 + ST. NV.
S-3.J1. 800 9th Sc, sto. d. 6r
SIS. so. .S29 ed. Or, ba
SO. 80. .2i3 Sth he. Sr. ba
$25. 1880 Vernon pl. sto
s-.5.50. III 5 NV. 6r&ba
$3.50. .G14 18th NV. sto
S21. 80. All 14th ne. Or. ba
$50. .911 Fla av NV, Or. b
SO. 80. l.25-27 18th NV, ,Sr
$10.5O..112l 18th ne. .ba
-. .610 h NV. OF rs
$40. .6O4 F nw.2 on r,2d q
SO. ......2:7 CT NV, store
$50. PIT ~. Pr. fur, 81 II
so. 100 g NV. 2 Oft rs
$3.50. .1704 Fla av. .6r. .ba
SIG. III ith NV, Or
$3.50. .7sc7 l. ne, Or. ba
Sl5. .17OO VI av, sto&cel
$15. .T01 1th Sc, store
SIS. .2l7 AZ NV. office rs
SIS. GO4 F nw,2 of r.3d Il
$l5. 425 n J nv NV hasn't
1890. los d Sc. 7r. W
S13. .2429 18th. Or. W
s12.sO. go id ne, Or. ba
$11. .3I6 Ford's court, Ar
$10.O. 1905 \ ] av Sc. 7r
SO. 1870 Union sw. .6r. wa
$40. Rear PIG l NV. stab
SO. 1913 n NV, 5r
$3.50. .l3i2 Del av sw. 6r
81. .636 Sumner. Or. "
so. ...1S51 7th NV. sto
80. .l27 Kenesaw. stat
$50. ALB Iiolletlge ct, 2r
So. .io30 Trinidad av. Ar
SHED.
81. 500. ....P nr 18th. 12r
81. .sU. Fit .. .KenS'gton apt
81. GOO. @ nr 22d. Tor. ba
$500. . Md av ne mr. 9th, Or
x:NU. 10Th mr. T., lgr
$500. .Kal av, l2r, 3ba
$500. .Corcoran st nr 18th
$3.50. LEX apmts, Or. la
$3.50. H ur 2lst. Sr
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FOR RENT-SrONE 4 +!
$50. Iowa circle. l5r, 3ba
SI3....176o Q, lar. = la
SO per mo. .l30S X, luri
$50. 30. 1907 Clifton, l 4r, ba
$50. 1923 Il I nv NV. 12r
$75.75. 1929 l NV. 12r. .ha
SO. ...13li 11th w.l1r.b
$75.. 18Th Sund land pl. .llr
$75. ..l436 y H.. ~
$65. so. 1850 S NV. 10r, ,2ba
65.50.:5l4 18th Inv. w.l2r. ID |
$50. so. 1900 y NV, l3r, bI
500. ....13l2 10Th NV, Tor
$50. j....1412 10th NV. ler
S50.75.1744 \ NV, Sr, la
5000 1919 Belmont, i2r. ID
5000. l322 18th NV. 13r. b !
500. The Witty Cot
tage," LLanier Hgtsl
$50. .2OlU Z. sto. III
$50. 1882 X NV. 12r, la
$45. so. iii G NV, fiat
$3.50. .174S Greg av, 1lri
$i2.5p. 1916 18th NV. w.10r.bl
$40.5O. 1900 W NV. l0r. ba
$37. so. 1881 Sth .9r. bu
$36. .22l Pa ar nw,st&dw
$25 80. .1l24 X ne, 7r.stoI
S5.0.3419Morgan ~, ,9r,b
$500. 1884 18th nw.3r,b
so. 1913 N j av, tori
$50. so. .l1O6 Yale NV. Or. b
$3.50. . 60 / NV, Tor, ba
S27. 80. 1924 V NV. 1r, ba
$3.50. .l12 Il NV, Sr. ba
Christiani apts.7th&M n.
DriseOll aptmts. lst&B NV
ST. so. .22lU lith. st0.sta !
FURNE
50, 900. O.l3ih&Clifton, fsr.3b
10. OJ.Iuwa Circle. i5r.3a
$1,000. Goth nr Il, l5r. 2b
81. 800. M mr. Thos Cir. .14r
81, 800. .Sund'land pl. ilr, b |
81. 500. lst nr Capitol, l2r
81. 600. .Nr N&NH ay, lar, ,25
81 800. @ nr I'D. l2r
81 500. Col rd mr. l4th. i2rt
II
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Once rooms, 1907 r NV
1897 18th nw.13r&b .65. 90
DAB 18th NV. LIT. 40. 90
ll47 Linger's Ct nv. $50
l2r house, Takoma Park
JTHERFORD, 1907 F st.
Il, S.E.CoR.7TH&L NV.
l249 9th NV, store. .lS.UO
235 Az sw. sto&5r. 1875
80 N sc. sto. 7r&w..16.OO
I3 o NV. Sr (coD. 1850
716 X l av, 6r&w .13.4U
437 X, large store. .l2-50
AIS D NV. 4r&5 flat..12.50
1853 Stb NV. store. 200
::4l0 Tth, 6r&w. .12.Op
2326 7th NV. 6r&wa.l0.30
1913 y ] av Sc. Or. .10.50
AT N Y av. store. 1000
lG55 II ne, 3r&b fiat. 900
2443 Sth NV, 5r&w. $50
SW cor lst&P. store. Cheap
NV. steam heat. $500
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UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT


I74S oregon nv, l1r, FURNISHED.
b, MI. $500 $500 +, 1Sr, :}b. =. s.
llUS \ ii av, Or, b, 1915 Total ir 2b. mi.
eel mi. III. so ROOMS.
1917 2sth. b. Or. b, 1900 18th. ar. b. mi
eel, fur. 40. 80 4S2-I>6 La av. Office
1882 T. Ill, b. Gel mi 1910 rooms. $40 ard l
2oUo Y. 9r, b, 1871 10th, Off heat.
800 nth, Or. b. &c. 30 lS6 La nr.2 bs't rs
1s&19,L&M.i .ise lot 80 40 STORES.
10 LIST, .h,ce. mi. 30 l70S10 E.2 large rss
1Uu3 :, Gr ID, mi. 20 .Do i3U2 fa at. tr, StO-
l5u6 h lngman, Gr, b. Gel, W. g.....
Gel, mf...... D. 80 290J NJ. sto&2r.
a. iiln, ill II, h, mi .-.-'o 2l21 Pa ay 1r VIZ.
1i16 Both. 7r b, mi 30 2205 l. 2r&sto, W. e.
1913 +. Or, b, mi. I'D 1918 VI, w. eel. -.
26192l h, 1r, b. 30 1909 18th. room.
Hyattsville, Or. eel ..o.Uo 1906 18th, shop
$40 -oIn. 6r, stable. ln-oo
sos Goth. Or, W.. ..l3.,1 STABLES.
2022 ii, 5r, 80 1912 G. 2s .cr. l. W.. i
244O X, Or, W, g....li.,0 18th. 18th. l., NJ, los
l7.s} +, Or, w.. .13.5 so and side lot
Ill ne, Or, W. 1880 | H. 1Sth IS, wr, Nv
SCI 24th 5r. W. .I3.: ~ 20l2 *. 3s. l. w..
.L-5 StTauI's ct.5r WIZ. 80 .ooS q. 5s. ........
1904 1Ith, Ar W.. 10 80 l. 426 9th, IS. VIZ. -.
2421 f, Or. IL so 1Set3l L. 5r, w..
no2S-tf WESCOTT 4 WILCOX. 1907 Pa. &
FOR RENT-1917 18TH ST. JUST COMPILE
\, square from cars; 10 rooms; handsome
$3.50. McCLELLAND 4 WEiSiGER. l405
nol7-l2t"
FOR RENT-4ls X ST. NV; DESIRABI.
story and cellar bay-window brick; I room
bath: furnace heat: in good order: rent, s
per mo- L.. f. BRADLEY. 1908 St nc2
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

Fur RENT-THREE BRICK wAREHOUSES, lSx
month. DANIEL q ARMAT ocS5-tf
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tUR RENT
1896 1. ZUr, b. $4,000
81 Conn Nv nw..-.lOO.00
1919 10Th. cor Greg so. uU
Store 7uI 9th NV. ...45.0 90
931 L NV. 30. 80
no1O-1Sts TYLER & II
FOR HENT-BY Il. F. SAI
1907 Clifton, Sr&b. 5000
2514 18th NV, 12r&
bath. open. ....... 60. o.
1887 II ne, Tor. b. sta so 90
1874 X NV. l0r&b. 40. 80
1916 1th NV, ST. .6r, b. 80. 90
2106 1st NV. Jr&b. 10. 81
466 X NV. sto&dwg. 81. 20
1913 L NV, 7r&b. .2I. %
yS1 5th NV. sto&dw. %. 10
1225 III ne. Grab. so
1:Dc | ne, 7r&b. o.
GIL l. NV, store&cel. ~. 80
1909 1th nw,1r&stabe0. 30
1243 ii ne, store. 20. 90
Office roOns at 5l2 r st.
Inpsff
Evening star., 1900-11-28

hath; M .eru improvementps convenient to car
lBe; rent, - 90 per mo. II. ROziEn DOLANf.
iaoC st usl2-;f
Evening star., 1900-11-28

t'UkNISHkD.
l02 Is st. NE, rms. and bath, hotwater
heat, furnished completely, suitable for
congTessiuIn, uy tine year. = 1000
UNFLRNlSHED.
111J NV, IL rms. and bath. corner
house. .......... IS 90
81 Florida ave. NV, rms and bath, hot
water heat ..-................ IL .oO
Evening star., 1900-11-28

FOR RENr-RY d. D. THOMPSON. 1885 F NV.
2Oll kal av llr. $500 440 X NV, Sr. 81. SD
l744 n, 0r...-.....5o.I5 -Il0 o. lt4 luo.UU
I714 Greg av IOr 80 1890 II ne. sto&dw %.
1876 Iin store. 80. 30 Sl2 18th ne 7r....lS50
Langdun IL so l697 Gales. 6r&sto. .1o.UO
oc1u-tf
Evening star., 1900-11-28
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTTI,-A FIRST CLASS COLORED 81 LIN LII.
In I u!!vate family, with accommodating lfo"
last employers Address Box AZ. Star ONCE.
nn2S- IhNS 3ts
Evening star., 1900-11-28

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO MAKE HIMSELF
generally useful about wall paper store; one with
knowledge OF typewriting preferred. Address, N
Cwn handwriting, Box 81, Star Office. noZo'it~
Evening star., 1900-11-28

FOR RENT-ISO7 CLIFTON ST. NV; II ROOMS,
tiled bath: npest location. overlooking city: largo
lawn; ideal home. $50.
For Rr1t-151l 18th Ct. NV; II roomA. tiled
tath; excellent house: $50.
Houses open for inspectfon
se4O-tf Room D. - ot. D-W
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENr-sTORE ROOM AT 1917 I1rH ST.
southeast; plate glass front and complete az.
lures; first-cass location for Clothing shoes etc
rent low. Inquire next door. no2i-6ts
FOR RENT-FINE STORE WITH CEMENT Gel
lar in building Sc cor: 18th st. and New York
Joining. oc3O-ims
Evening star., 1900-11-28

WANTED TWO CDDpRED GIRLS. ONE AS FIRST
class Cook and laundresS, other chlml,eruaid
nd waitress: must have good reference. Call at
lRl1 i Il
Evening star., 1900-11-28

WANTED-SA EXPERIENCED CLOTH,
ing salesman preferred. Apply CASHIER VI
MERTZ aud MERrI 9ui-9pS F st. no2s-3t
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WANTED-BY A PROMINENT PIANO HOUSE
young make himself useful. must be Il
good or fair performer. Address PIANO, Star
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TOk RKNT-bOe NEW JERSEY AVE. N.w.l 2
str b-w In br.; large rs.. bath. pantry. cellar,
MI. IL GOOD REPAIR; large yds.: vi %
Appi: 1910 Ut. R.w. polo-i2t'
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TOR RENT-BY GEO. W.
Nice fur'd aptmts,7r
&b.n l9th&Pa av$50.0O
lO1 llth ne, lar. 2b,
stable. .............J 5000
2Ul L, Or, b&store.. ~. 10
11l5 Fla ay, store,
stable & dwg. 80. 10
2l44 Pa av. Grab. ..25. %
SrO
1913 Pa av NV. fine large
new store & cellar. CT
fer wanted.
1915 Pa av NV. .sto. $50 90
@ul Z NV. opp mkt. u. OIL
nac6-tf
Evening star., 1900-11-28

w WANTEb-f5 IL ST. Sc, RELIABLE PERSON
for housewurk and cooking; small family: no
washing: experience needed; German preferred
Evening star., 1900-11-28

st near o sw . .$2OUUo Rr 1912 1ith st, 4s. 20. 90
Rear Heurich's old l;r 1916 I. ST. IS. .l,-.,u
brewery, 8 stalls. 1000 Itr 1924 .1o. 90
RI 1iU7 Mass av,3s. 10 Stab sq 1?5, sts. Is.
tr 1212 18th ST. 5s 30 Rr 1918 9Th st, IS. $50
416 ST, Gs. 81 80 10 Mo av, IS. 900
fr 14iS l ST. As. :. rs 90
CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE RENT
NC AND COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL
OF PROPERTIES.
For full list Of furnished and unfrnished houses.
ftces stores aud stables apply at office.
THOs. J. FISHER Il CO.. Incorporated,
uo2O-tf 1924 + ST. NV.
Evening star., 1900-11-28

LLNkINS. 500 18TH ST.
SOS I'D, 6r. wa.-...1S-J0
I'D q NV. ar, Wa 1910
5S Defrees st. .Gr. wa rs So
21lS f, Or. wa.....14.30
1881 18th Sc. Or. wa. IS. 80.
Small houses for colored
tenants from IS up. List
at Office.
RES.
Large bldg 1TOs-1O f NV.
suitable for manuf ring,
laundry. etc Rent rea-
souable.
All NJ NV Shon 20
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-23

August Roble, for many years s
resident OF this county, died at biz
home in this city, Sunday morning
March 11th, at six o'clock, after
long illness from asthma, aged .7(
Y ears, 10 months and 5 days.
Mr.. Roble was born in germany
After coming to America he was en-
gagged in teaching music and wae
very successful. He has lived in Lit
tie Falls for about eighteen years
Mr.. Roble was a good, genial OLD
man. universally respected.
He leaves a wife and seven child.
ren-three married. Victor is q resi-.
dent Of Waukesha, Wis, and the
eldest daughter, Mrs. george Keough,
lives at Brainerd. The other child
ren lived here.
The funeral was held from the Ger.
man Catholic church, Wednesday
morning March 18th at nine o'clock
and the remains laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-23
The To111elty Store !
Z The 7o11elty Store!
NEARLY eleven Years old Still looks new.

Our Store News Of today is very interest,"
ing---good goods and low prices are interest,"
ing at all times but especially when every
thing is advancing in price. On the main
aisle today there are prices tackled on to dress
stufs of both cotton and wool that are one
third to one-fourth below the real value of
these pretty dress stuffs.
There are hundreds of yards of pretty
dress stuffs at Csc, whose real value is 4Oc
There are thousands of yards Of pretty
ginghams, prints and percales, at 1Oc, and
it's real value is 15c
Then there are genuine bargains in laces
and embroideries. The laces and embroid-
cries are one-third to one quarter under the
present value Of current prices.
There are a lot Of new hair brushes and
pretty hair ornaments.