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Evening star., 1901-09-17
CASE NOT CALLED UP.

Crowds at Buffalo Disappointed In
Not Seeing CxOIgOsz.
BUFFALO, September 17.-Crowds flock
ed to the county court today long before
Judge Emery assumed the bench, expect
ing that Leon F. Czolgosz would be ar
raigned to plead to the Indictment charg-
ing murder in the first degree In shooting
President Mckinley. They waited in vain,
as nothing was done during the morning
session OF court
District Attorney Penney today issued to
Loren Lewis and Robert C. Titus. former
supreme court Justices. formal notices OF
their assignments by Judge Emery yester-
day, as counsel to defend the murderer.
The notice was served personally upon cx-
Judge Lewis at his Office. but at Judge
Titus Office 1t was stated that he was in
Milwaukee.
Albert Moot, president Of the Erie Bar
Association. called upon Judge Lewis today
and urged him to accept the assignment as
counsel to defend Czolgosz. Mr.. Moot also
sent to Judge Titus q lengthy telegram
urging him to accept
Judge Lewis to See the Prisoner.
At noon today Judge Lewis said: 'I will
determine at O'Clock this afternoon
whether or not to accept the assignment
1 will have meeting with the prisoner in
the jail at that hour. and viii then deter
mine my course in the matter. The de-
cision OF Judge Titus will not necessarily
govern me in reaching a determination"
District Attorney Penney notified Judge
Lewis that the prisoner would be arraigned
In the county court at O'Clock this after
noon to plead to the Indictment It is said
tnat Judge Lewis win appear at that time,
anyway, SO that plea Of mot guilty. NAV
pc entered legally. and 1t is confidently be-
aeved that he will accept the assignment
Of counsel
Evening star., 1901-09-17
President Meet. Ex-Pre.iaent.

There was brief meeting between Prest-
dent Roosevelt and former President Cleve-
land at the White House this morning be-
fore leaving to attend the Presidents
funeral at the Capitol. President Roose-
welt was civil service commissioner dur
ing the first Cleveland administration.
President Roosevelt referred to this fact
while talking with Mr.. Cleveland and said:
81 shall always c0nsider IT an honor to
have served under President Cleveland"
Evening star., 1901-09-17
DIES In HOSPITAL.
Man Had Been Accused of Crime and
Locked Up.

frank Connolly. alias Mclaughlin, VINO
was arrested last evening by Detective
Trumbo on the charge of passing worth
less checks for small amounts on Little
field. Alvord & Co. and the Hotel Johnson,
died this morning at the Emergency Hos
pftal of. 1t Is said, delirium tremens. While
in the station house last evening the pris-
oTer cut vein In his arm with piece of
tumbler, which was given to him to drink
from and which he broke. His act was
discovered so quickly by those in charge
that he did not do himself any serious in
ury. He was. however, removed to the
hospital, where he was given treatment.
Coroner hewitt has been notified Of the
death
Evening star., 1901-09-17
Renewed to smallpox Hospital

The- SIX people who we're found suffering
with smallpox at the home Of George W.
Graves, 3200 @ street. Sunday. have bean
removed to the smallpox hospital by the
District The iodcexs haTa also made q
careful investigation TO ascertain the num-
her and identity OF persons who have been
exposed 70 tha dtsaasa by Visiting the
Graves residence.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
STEEL STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK

The Trouble In Practically Over in
PfttsbarE Mills.
= PiTTSBURG. September 17.-After a
nights rest the steel strikers were more
disposed to accept the terms made at the
New York conference, ahd reports from
the hoop. sheet and tube mills indicated
that the men were returning in large num-
bera
The tin workers, however, are still re-
belItOus and inclined to stay out regard
less of the agreement made by the Anal
gamAted-
Evening star., 1901-09-17
INC conxressten.l Trsin.

The train bearing the members OF Con-
sreas and Others who, are to attend the
funeral of President Mckinley at Canton
win leave the 9th street depot. this city.
over the Pennsylvania railroad, tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o. clock The funeral train,
bearing the reuains.< will SO taia evening at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
MEN WILL work TOMORROW.

hut Navy Yard VIII Not BE In Onero-
ti0n Thursday.
Tho order referred to yesterday a au-
thorising the closing OF the navy yard on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday has
been changed. II II said. to include only
Tuesday and Thursday. II this be correct
the yard will be In operation tomorrow, as
usual.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
FINANCIAL AND coMMERcIAL.
New York Stock n

New York Stock Market.
Furnished by w. B.. Hibbs & Co., bankers
ana brokers'. 1419 ST.. members New York
stock exchange. corresponding Messrs. La.
denburg, Thalmann & Co.. New York.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
CHANGE IN PROGRAM.
Departure Of Party Going to Cnnto
Postponed.

Postponed.
change has been made I'm the arrange
ments Tor taking the funeral party to
canton The remains Of the late President
Will leave here this evening", according to
previous arrangement, but those who will
attend the funeral going from this city
Will not leave until o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. This will prevent the necessity
OF the large party staying over one day
IN Canton while waiting for the funeral
ceremonies there.
Evening star., 1901-09-17

RESTING IN THE ROTUNDA.
Evening star., 1901-09-17
HIS Memory VIII Endure.

'.And will such man die? Is Il possible
that He who created. redeemed. trans
formed, uplifted, Illuminated such a man
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
LADIES. $500 REWARD

Fer an abnormal obstinate case Of suppression,
any cause. nv Regulator fails to relieve IN ~
hours; positively guaranteed: no erKot or pills.
MANY saved from suicide: IDEAL. safe home treat
ment: mall 81 Or. jackson. r. c.. 500. 17 Dear
born. Chicago.
nnuUyuH ana WHISKY HABITS crnID . H0n
I'M In o TO 3 Days: Ad. DIT. q. q. THOMPSON
VI sOVH sz3s 3. Jefferson Ave-. st. Louis, Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
OF BIRTHS.

Patrick and Marguerite scanion. 422s North
Richard and Kate seheusler. e7 wyoming;
Saul and Rosa DIN. 1880 Riddl.: girl
Joserh and In. hali; Female Hqsgiiai: girl.
Z. ". and l. Roll. Ils North Thirteenth;
Edward and Kate Connors, ito cleary: boy,
John 5. and Florence Bel. Sals Shenandoah;
William and Hannah Enos. 81 Hickory; boy.
I : ana Theresa Cast. lJs !ohh; ny. .
Edward and Elsie Dixon. Female Hospital'
and F. ,Ioughlin, 81 Warren: sirl
!. r and Mabel Kershaw. +i3 ATco;, girl
I. and Il EShrich. stalA SGih Grand. slfL
Joseph and Ida Walz. IA Natural Bridge
II. n. and q. :. Mills. Female Hospital. girl
". ami l. Breicher. 500 south broadway
j. and I. strrir. MS Hiismi: boy.
II D. and Il. Dawes. 1915 South Fourteenth;
II. II. and c. Newman. 1913 South Cardinal;
II. and u L.pschi,z. 1879 South Broadway:
= and ". s-hne,,'er. 24s Heaert: girl
Henry and Lillian io1is. Female HcTiiai'
-. and NJ. HuSKar-p. 1895 North fifteenth; boy.
Charles and Bertha tickets. 1917 fend'''oh'
Herman and Carrie Hurstein. srs North Twen-
= 4. and a. a :; R e = s''i hS Gam" Sc f t5u,caq: boy.
Z. and NJ. Jackson. Female Hospital; hoy.
]. ". and X. Niemeyer. 30 Geyer: hoy,
Nick and LIZZIE Goodyear. Female Hospital;
Thomas and Della Crow. 1910 Old Manchester;
boy.
w. y. and {. Smith. 1874 Division: girl
]. W. and Elizabeth Leksra. 1925 Lamt. boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eedmcnd- ~ S"nth
Twelfth: by.
Patrick and Nellie Flynn. Female Hospital:
81. ard x. Pulaski. I-ss North Tenth: boy.
w. +. and &. Duncan. 1916 D~yi!a: boy.
A. and n. Richter. 1910 North fcurteen'h; gin.
r. and l. iIolterman. i-e9 North Broadway;
X = AID " Suf-h. F-~-f- "r--f''. girl.
II. and f. wonneberc. ISIS Texas: girl.
O. and Z Schnutdks. iZs NtM.A-h. saL
q. and h. CnartraHd. FL Ssutu ~,c-l4; girl
l.. II. AMI !. Plogstert. 2se5A Hete-t. boy.
c. Il and y. Grim. 1896 Evans. girl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
BURIAL PERMITS,

Wallace Dougherty. 40 years. Cit Hospital;
James Brisbane. q years. 1877 Buchanan; pnea-
monia
Knox: 3 days, 5cu Theodosia; marasmus.
Irene Alpencon, 10 months. 40 South Jefferson:
Nancy N. Phelan. 90 years. IOil North Eight
Hayes b. Jack, "a years. Terminal Hotel; con-
Louisa Flottmann. g. years. ss.4A California:
Ingre Peterson. 60 years. 2,s North Market:
George F; Reynolds. 30 years. 1917 North Comp
Matilda sutciine. 80 years. City Hospital; sui
Harriet Fox. IS years. City Hospital; nephritis
Annie Kelley. "a Years. l5ls Wash. thrombosis.
SnaIies Johansmeyer. Z months. z62s Texas;
Johan Schmitt. ss years. Insane Asylum; old
Tim Sullivan. Ga years. Poorhouse: consumption
Martha House. "a years. Poorhouse: consump-
FTederick Apenbrinck. a. years. 1s2s North
W; J. Gray. Is years. Alezian Brothers. Hos
pital: apoplexy.
Marsaret'e Messer. Is years. 1881 Wash: hem
Mary E. Cadmas. &c years. ISIS Biddle: apo
diva wOrel. Is years. 1872 South Eleventh.;
joe senkup G months. 1873 South Twelfth:
Thomas Butler. Go years. l52s North Tenth:
Timothy Buckley. . months. ISIS Whittier: en-
Henry Tenhlbben. Is years. Dock and CONNER
cal S1a1 aseidsnti r,o,a ., 90.
cident-
= Singer. s days. 1917 North Eighth: convul-
gions.
Emile Dauth. Ga years. 3l2s Russell: cancer.
Frank J. Poignel. 10 years. St Anthony's Hos
John Pendergast. q years. ss34 South Broad
way; accident.
August NJ. Beinke. IS years, 1908 Wash: CASTRO
enteritis.
Lou Merk. 81 years. City Hospital: consump-
tion.
Mary Lawson. 81 years. Poorhouse: old age.
abscess.
Alice Alton. g years. 1917 Morgan: bron-
chitis.
Frank Backtrop. IS years. s2o3 Bell: meningitis.
hepatitis.
Willie A Long. 3 days. 434 Swan: hamilton.
Lottie keib. % years. St Marys lnfirmary:
Typhoid.
Frank Gress. "a years. AIexian Brothers Hos
pital: tuberculosis.
Michael yacek. 50 years. 1s11A Iowa: heart
disease.
Clarence Love. : months. s112 La Sale: con-
wilson's.
Kate P. Perret. 6 years. 1895 Washington: old
age.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
GASOLINE AND STEAM ENGINES

6i,ss sseam pamps sssan. gas and water srp.
fAIkBANKA A6kiE 8 Co. q ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

MONEY to IOan-Trust funds: low rate of In
terest- III. ]. Murphy q Son. 1893 Chestnut ST.
MONEY TO loan In sums from $50 10 81. e0l:
Grand.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,

34ol MORGAN ST. ST. LOUIS. MO.
Prepare for the good position that awaits you
and learn TO earn your own living. Typewrfting.
with spelling. composition and grammar: short
hand. with phonoiosy. dIctation and correspond
ence: bookkeeping Budget System. with PEN
manship. arlthmetic. ciyics and commercial law.
NIGHT SCHOOL: All branches. Three years
course Tor Younger PUPILS educates practically. ard
Offers High School studies combined with COM
mcrciai branches. Coy. detached. weli-appoin.ed
school. with ward. Scholarships with monthly
payments. Call or write.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SIs.s5. sed eak r mi: IL John n Johnson ms bet t.
coTTAGEDD4s It, n: s.. bet. Papin tract 4
c co6 Marcus Ss rS SST5h s. Louis Realty =,
1t ciiftan Heights hts i Ia i Elit Sssi s 80 Pnsd End End
Us: $. bet, ,Elleniale, and '
Fern VIII wi'sma to Henry Weber u.
FINNEY;-ss II: ii in: !. 5. bet: Pendie:
Company 70 Charles Meyersieck--qtc. d. l
and osio; William fsi e Crave W 10 Sef FREQ Je a;EaSs
A ns1S and city I'm limits s: SS;sn!s. BET noble asd's 10
4 Semyfn II, he; Io
ssisna: bertha Letter to Anna Bright,
sea;sr and Wsrne:: John Ha Ssa to o- Nj
KENNESRsIIliYHs@s ft': William cairinsion 80"
n:onzs Gregory; --:..-- $500
Txssly:dFst T. Alice E Mare sSs: n to FaIss d and
psnter-w sSN
ana Seventh. John Masaire Real Sai E stsie
company to Clifford polph-w. d.; 6
Grand: conhecticut Mutual Life insar-
snce Company to Charles Schrandenbach
h AZ q Il FL, ms; Sss: Th,si
M OK t4Snf FoRp ROAD II. e. s.. bet:
H Ht195d and Juniatai Joseph Keller to On,
MoRGAS FoRp RSoiAb-S it: Matilda
NEBRASKA #, e. =. bet. Cherokee
". Loo
NEWSTEAD-25 IT ga in, e. s.. bet.
Lucky and Easton: Bridget Doyle TO
NORTH ofSff bSfsING 1t. n. s bet. "
Goodfellow and Cara: George Prender-
cast TO Nellie Monks-w- d..-.-.-.. BIZ
fSNs eHs,sss IT, sarah 2; g. Home ss5; fep 10 FrsS sIs
sowthsrAw. rr.H 5000
Upton and Koeln: Jacob Deiarber to Liz
xe Delarher-w- 100
PINE-lo #. n. s. bet. Taylor and Eu-
cid: GemenCe Farfs TO Paul Moil-
" l.LSJ
". $3.50
VIRGINIA. IT. s in. W. s.. bet. Eia-
COMPANY 10 Pressiey Moore.%. d.. LOO
vISTA-23 f.. s. s., bet. Virginia and
diovsr@w. $3.50
WON f.. e. s.. bet. Hamil-
ton and DelInar: John ockerson to c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

WANTED First class book
keeper ara office assistant. must use Typewriter;
references required. y Al. Republic.
BOOKKEEPER. ETC.. wANTED-Bookkeeper
and general office man for general mercantile and
planting business at Lake End. La: must b. be-
tween 20 and % years. single. energetic and in
frst-class physical condition.: must be a rapid.
yet accurate. accountant: want man accustomed
to handling largest possible volume 81 business
In shortest possible space Of time consistent with
safety. Address. until September l.. with all
necessary information as TO character. expe-
rience and salary expected. with full letters Of
recommendation. j. Ii. Atkins. care general de-
livery. Niagara Falls. n. Y.
YOUNG man. assistant bookkeepsr and do COL
lsctirs; s5 per week 1870 Olive st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

Wedding RinEs tSOIfd Gold).
Finest qualities. 500 10 5000. Mermod
= Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

AN fnct NE CT S5 week can be earned in spare
time or evening by any person allie 10 write;
proof sent free snywhere to those sending ad-
crossed envelope TO Robert Grammar Mig. Co..
Box 20. Brooklyn, y. Y.
n person who will distribute circulars for
y per cay should address Standard Co. = Wells.
Chicago; steady position: no canysssing.
MHEhE hustlers to tack signs Dis
DAY: inc,ose stamp: Worlds Advertising bureau.
No. 10 Music Hall building. Louisville. ny.
FARM HANDS w~ANrEDGTwo middle-ased
farm men; steady work. %. S. Furbeck. Allen
ton. Mo- - -
III you are a Catholic. unempioyed. and VIII
worx LOT sis per week. write AacConneu Bros.
II Franklin st. Boston. Mas.
BARTENDER bartender:
ells Bartmer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
GOLD. SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.

DOWNING ~replates and repairs s~ilverware.
gold plates watches. teveiry: good work: cash
Tor old gold. silver and platinum. as N. seventh.
GOLD and silver plating in all branches: cash
for old gold and silver. hne gold for sale. see
kamp * kfause. si2t1 Pine ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20


INVITATIONS u,axrrn rr~savr
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.
Uon., r,s,.s climatic, a.. r-,.,.s.
cool IN hos ,ding b"nse N nrivats samilr. ci,r y.
country. 1908 Chestnut st.
Observation-Disclosures, nv a Young vnr,,
for general h~ousework: no washing. s22s Chou
teau ave.
MISUNDERSTANDING by a good iaundres. to
60 out by Gay or take washing home. Zs2s
LACNDRESS Ffrst-class leundress wants
tsia vb.,t taSe nO"e o. VIII 20 u oS 'he oay'
M issELsitnsuen oy a s,ri OF 10 as nurse OF
81
PosIIloN BY Young Siri as wrapIer In laun-
an eSperienced business woman:
L"sl..on WIN ury eo3ds urn: cnarge uressinsSihs
nsp%T,mshii mail orders or c'oaks' competent 5
Three Lines for Eve Cents
800, u....-..L
DINING-RooM GIRL. ETC, WANTED
restaurant. 1927 Olive st.
Girl, z,rl. i, 10 rs wear. oid.
viii . -no1 rv,r.s. 80 home Tor ,tyht yiri
4llo Deln.ar boulevard.
xars sa9i Hs,rstta 81
-ror-srcIp, w,Nrrn-. ,Ir, =. .o,,,, =,
a. hn,sauarh ,s,1 60 e' "'"' ~
10 house"ofh- ieI Nass I've
H~orsEGI wANTEDmCounfry girl for gen.
eI"i hoese"orh. f"S M"issh-
u~orSr,cIpr NTrD- ce,uo, ,,ri co. con-
ersl housewOrk 4sis Cook ave.
UoY-Sr-GTpr ~.STFp rsIf.bI. ,irI for
renersi hoiseEort asos Locus, 81
uo1-crc,pr ,Srrn- Good ,,,i Gov -,,.,,,
h1uSsnars as9o W., peIta nfa wi se"ei
ynrL. snou fsr,iir 49, conk 81
wANTED-General bousegfrl:
give references: two In family. 55s7 Cabanne.
HoUsEGIRL wANTED-Girl for general house,
Work; no Washing or ironing. ZelsA victor 81.
UVT-SFGIRI. WANTEDLGir for 1.n.rai
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

noNESh ~ HSVANs
On Real Estate.
MONEY to funds: low rate of In
terest 81. J. Murphy q Son. io5 Chestnut St
MONEY to loan in sums from $50 10 $500:
no charge for papers. p. J. cavanaush. ii5 y.
Real Estate a
On city property: quick answer AID prompt clos
HAlDEL REALTY %. i@ n. Seventh st.
On PersosaI Property.
A PRIvATE party loans money On furniture:
easy payments. conndentIal and proper treatment
sl Chemical building. Eighth and olive SITS.
APPLICATIONS for loans On houSeho.d god,
Co.. Ai-s-s odd Fellows bldg. Ninth ana owe.
CONFIDENTIAL loans On furniture. pianos or
any good security. weekly or monthly Payments.
also Discount. iouag * Lyons. e2l Olive st
LOANS on fGTni'urs p,snes or any good Sc
MONE loaned on Household chatteIs: god
Interest Z. Leigh, 60 Fullsrton bdilding.
MONEY obtained for satisfactory salarieI en-
pioyes; loans on furniture and otner securities.
See John w. Stacy. az y. Ninth. rooms S2io3
to loan on furniture. pianos and all
strictly CONFIDENTIAL. est 1873. IOl MORGAN 1t.
MONEY for saIaried people. boari..s- house
keepers, teemsters. etc.. without s.cur.ty: easiest
NFAAAEn AaAkFsI U1-AAE1. III l0TIA Afl d. IKE
Toinsn. rom sol. 2I y. seventh St
EQUITY FINANCE CO..
Money without security to .aiGried men 4 women:
received fsr collection. iio Union Trust bidE.
MONEY F0a SALAAiED PEOPLE.
We furniss you money quickly and confidential
": without security. Nati1nal Credit Co, rooms
soi1S- Chemical building. Eighth and Olive sta
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A Al bargains Pictures enlarged and framed
at. half prize. this week only. can and get
prices- Lydik Art Co. lU2s Franklin
ANY lead. &c; oils. zoe; tlrps. &c: japan. toc;
espai, SOC coach. 81, spar. Els Buckley Paint
MIG. Co. ssi6 ;. broadway. Carondelet ism.
delivered. Edward Dorr. 2ol3 Market 81.
COAL prices arc advancing. buy now and save
money. soft. SC. hard. 81. full weight Supe-
rior Company. 81 Olive. Telephone BID.
ELEGANT Brunswick pool and billiard tables:
sell Or rent reasonable. also all kinds Of supplies
on hand. J. l.. Fowler. l;,i Market st.
MEMS shoes soled with best white oak leather.
sc: OSullivsn's rubber heels put on. &0c: orders
called for and delivered. Slaien. 1871 Market ST.
ONE large and one small nreproof safe: fine
condition: q bargain. s y. Fourth ST.
ONE new No. 20 National cash register: prac- |
tically new: . bargain. A F. Gross. Carlyle. Ill.
bass flies, gut hooks and leaders. standard Tool
Co. SIS y. Sixth St. next TO Hilts's.
SET good meat fixtures: good top wagon cheap.
i32s Glasgow. i
wM. BAUER. Southern headquarters Of Co. |
lumbia and Edison's talking machines: records
and supplies. Store Zls Gravois ave: residence
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
PERSONAL.
Fifteen Cents Fer Lima,

Fifteen Cents Fer Lima
pies. sores. discharges. etc: either sex. fo7A Nsh
L private diseases a speciality at the Franz
lin Avenue Free Dispensary. 124 Franklin ave.
CONFINEMENT FREE-Home for infant. II
cases Euaran,eed: lsdies In trouble cali or write:
consul,ations free: board as lev as s. per week;
Olive st.
CONFINEMENT cases taken: part nay In WORT
" desired: private s~ciusion. consultation and
resuiarltes: Try my regulator: best Of medical
car and nursing: get my terms: written guar,
promptly answsr~i: patients met a, station y
212s Olive St. Kinloch phone sslc.
antee: board $3.50 s.. s. per week. 2i5 and 2is
c~essfnliy treats al female troubles: Euarante~d
r-.u's; also e~onhnements; perfect seciusion In
DOCTOR Ella ALLEN. Female Specialists
grsrs. successful espsrience: perfect sselu.i1n
ih TaaT1o- s@.ans ,sd,ss !, h ,rn;s, priya,e s Islia a5,s. 'nd
DR. MARY .RTHrR-on,v nhvsician keeping
a confinement home IN CITY having a healthy To-
eaton: trained nurses: excellent accommodations:
tied results: consuitation free. 2sii Morgan st.
no GFG,Ta hN :s.ig SEw Ij1.S1o, y I'm. ws Is, Iss,.,
h.for. and during confinement: oldest and most
ovar . years h sRs'" som ~ 7 1ss 'i mc;h ss's''t esTe:
hnm.s found for infants free: successfully treats
write. Patients met at station.
GOLDEN seal Female Regulator relieves from
, ,srsT for 70 n h'e ~ how" W,.b ssnt ssr sTs s,0T ToS 9s.er Ma
GOLDEN SEAL Fenale Regulator ~-e,ieve. IRON
: to : hours Sent secure from nh~ervation for
81 Golden Seal Medical Co. es1 Morgan.
Zero Co. P. o. Drawer IsF. Miiwaukee. wis.
v.nyr~c NJ 49, $780, IL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
Collectors.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collector
for good debit: only husflers with clear record
need Apply. at 22 Benoist building. Ninth and
Pine.
CrILECIok assist In office
work: one having $50 cash security can s-cur.
s q. Republic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-11-28
In County Court.

Estate Enos P. Finn. deceased. Pc
tition for settlement. Order made
assigning estate under will and allow
ing final account.
Estate Matthias Adams, deceased
Petition for administration. Anna NJ.
Adams appointed administrative.
Bond fixed at $l5 900.
Estate Robt. Duncan. deceased
Petition for administration VIM T.
Green appointed administrator. Bond
fixed at 50 900.
Estate Jos. Zemhska, deceased. Or
der made lowing account and assign
leg estate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-11-28
The Finest Fabric

made by human skill is coarse com
pared with the lining of the bowels.
When this tender membrane is irritat-
ed we have gripping pains, diarrhoea
and cholera morbus Whatever be the
cause of the trouble take Perry Davis
Pain Killer according to the directions
with each bottle. Travellers in all eli
mates carry Pain Killer in their grip
sacks. Large bottles - and 20 cents
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-11-28
Your Lumber Bills.

II You contemplate building any
new structures or making any i'm
provements let Us figure on your lum-
Der bills.
Let Us make an estimate FIR You
and Wen demonstrate the fact that
we can save YOU money.
ii. l.. JENKINS LUMBER Co..
Lancaster. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-11-28
Aced Wan KiIIed NV Train.

Baldwin. Wis. Nov. 22.-Joe Jenson
Of Brookyille. aged go years, very old
resident OF this county. was run over
by the Northwestern limited tram one
calf mile from here and instantly
killed He is a brother of Ole Jensen;
who was killed hy falling from the
railroad bridge 1T Woodville two years
own
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-11-28
kick Nfa. Prn,e ..ntnl.

Racine Wis. Nov. 26-George c.
Larson aged 10 years was kicked by
a horse 1t his home six miles north OF
here. Three ribs were broken and
one lung was penetrated. II is be-
lieved that he VIII not recover.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-11-28

Lancaster merchants were never
better supplied with goods in every
line for the holiday trade. Come 10
Lancaster for your holiday purchases.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-11-28
Found Dead With Neck Broken.

Black River Falls. Wis. Nov. %
John T. Nichols an old resident Of
the town of Irving and farmer. WAS
found dead with his neck broken. 1t
is supposed that in returning home
from this city ne fell from his wagon
n nd VS. hillpl