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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-02-05
Beware of Oint1neuts for CaItarrI tia
Contains Mercury

Beware of Ointmeuts for CaItarrh tia t
Contains Mercury
As mercury will surely destroy
the sense of smell and completely
deranga the whole system when
entering it through the mucous sur
face. Such articles should never be
used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good
you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally acting directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hall 'ssCatarrah
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
It is taken internally and made in
Toledo, o. by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials, free.
Sold by all Druggists, Price TIC
per bottle,
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-02-05
Lanas for Sale .

100 acres Of land in section 20,
town 40 north range, 4. Close to
town, excellent farming lands. For
sale cheap for cash, Call on L. N.
ClauSen.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-02-05

Express for the Northern Express
Company will be called for and de-
ivered, or may be left at Estabrook
& Olson s Furniture store.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDENER and superintendent la--iec .
Thoroughly competent N al branches
rsudsnar,s. Horticulture. stock ar[ .a~c q
g-rrier1ar's country place :. N. E1E u
Ccdarhu-st. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTEp.

EE=adE.
A NEAT southern cg.1rzL K.rI O.. attend q
bachelor apartment or g-1eraI h9GEeV J-Es
sleep home. tarO Is esL @Ist-s'-
CONPASIDN .--Fsv grsli5-..+.s traE=I E--bsz
T. y. lrLJ Ley.nSlG--asa-
CJDE-F.rs- class rIss-E n- oil a-0.lntf
claz ID l1EL-. GLIB r- ~ .aI-zz--. -a-s
24f Et1-tE--
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
DYEING AND CLEANING.

A CHANCE THIS wEEK-SiIk Waists
cleaned skirts rebound T5c; cleaning
and dvefrc. repairing; alterations: clothes
made 10 measure: your own material made
I'd. reasonable: send postal; We call and
deliver. IMPERIAL Ladies and Gentle
meas Ttailors I.274 Broadway, between
32d and 23d sts-
A. F. PTCHOT. COZ STRENGTHENING and
DyeinE Establishment Highest grade
work. Established 80 years.
CLEANING and Pressing. Soc. Suit
Called for and delivered. Orders promptly
attended To- L SCHWARTZBACM, L.257
Broadway. Room ..
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
ART.

a ROOM for ali Srt collectors ane pro
ST~r~y + cAS8SS se eER6 srt eEA2EaReA
s,fo rvsfy Yneary nF SxcEAHE& AadrE&s OF
al N the nuGHAEE OF the y aaaoFf Al
.-,.I4.~Sse n yos5 wish To sell. Icy or eZ-
-Ea-TS uztutiTEz, water coiorS, eugT1yfnEzs
sfEfuary brouEe&- antiques. curtoS, tapes
tres zsrvsngE- burnt Nsooc. pottery On
s-ssi rT1rS End art furniture Wanted, aFs
- svs-T branch that is for SstS or ex-
chsnre Largest and hRna1nEne4f art sales
galleries in America Sene esSrea1 70 c.
s~-fptfvs circular. WALDORF ART GAL
YERIES, West S4eh-st-s op9oSits Wal
Sorf-GstSrfz. SeE-I0gN.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
CIGARS.

MACS TNRPTN1TTON, clear Havana, I'VE
csRGst pSEFe Havana T0bAccn. 81 % per
soHnd; ana Hsand Of totnscO. Soe per ID.
5al WaahtngtoR-Et. cornRT Fulto1-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

C;I.EsNIAe- cook Csr s71a7 N7'e--,a1 ar. Z .
-y-~- E.=-a-~s u c17-1f-E- Co Na7----s-
r-.rs sf..r..4. II o'-IJ-s, AS E-E-avc-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

ANTED-InYeutOrs patsntees and ne
chanics and every one interested In pat
ents and inventions 10 send for our IN
yentors' Guide. This 90 page book sent
go contains fun inforrna tion about patents,
how 10 obtain patent, what 20 invent foy
nrofft and how TO sell q patent This sle-
FantIy printed book sent free TO any ao-
Sress' C'MEARA & BROCK, Patent Attor-
news. go 11th-st., n. W. washington
o. C
I0TP0SDACK BALSAM CO.--CIosing out
Al ous-third cost French Balsam Pillows,
o. cts up 4le5k Sth-aSe-. upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

RECTOR 400 Candle Power Gas Lamp, To-
West 23d-st.; delivered and put up AL
rsrts of the city complete; price. ~.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
PRINTING.

PRINTING.
MODERN gTYLE. low prices. best work /;
~cyrroerrfsI work speciality. y. h
cyTTTCTZ room Gla1, Jos FGItca-Et.
THE LEAGUE PRESS, artistic Job print-
fur 2ia West 37th-st.-RHAh work otr
apeciaIties: electric power. Send fer esti-
mates. ..-.
! FISCHER tina pFintsFs Sc At - Ana-St-s
1aw-XoEsh Al k1ag q wGA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

Cutlery of every description ca hA11
raESs "a oFeeg GG6 repairs ~ u
KEACTEA 81 5Ohn-sL and II HasssH-sS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

THE ~. Sc FIRE EXTIHGUIsHER IS
without equal as g IRE killer. Simple As
q 5acs<st: any one can lo4a sna HboSt y.
CerEgt get cat 5F aEdar. EsndoTz44 ry
6Jv de=aFfnnsz1E. EsHry ho1Re n@aoA osss;
T,fberRi terms 10 agents THE Cs =.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARpENEE. an USEFUL. 2TAE---Ai-1-.l
aged. siug-s. care 81 private pace GOD
driver fr.f ..=.rfgls. softer and reliable *
pariarcrI f1 his 7uUS- PERSONAL reI-TeTl.-s
g.. box l3. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
PRorEssIoxAL SITUATIONS.

COMPANION or CHAPERONE.-By a lady
sf education and refinement; best OF ref
ezsHes. Address r. T., il Box 9, TTib1us
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDESER.-FIy aud vegetable gar
dsH.r- married. one girl, German can
rrrf.- cows drive horses. raise E0u-rrE- Er-t
. class reference. JOHN AE.SJLDs 1855 o.
r
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARUE%ER-CUCK or LACSDRES~--
/ By man and wife. 10 family. both cl1l-
3 petert; long experience. good people, and
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDENER. Single. thorough knowledge
u flowers shrubs. fruit Trees Efg~-a 1.=s ].
charge ot private place good city references.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

SEAMSTRESS NeII recon DrElst ara
t,ry1gpsranr uv dav IN private sa-~I-ys
work WITH o. after Cressualter. EzN 'E-EsL-s
ENCE. 20 Wesc G3d-sr
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
CAST oU cLOrHrna.

HIGHEST PRICE pasd for ladAeG Gsntt@-
ulsn's ard ehflorsEE etScHF4nd CtS<hlELG
Gae Evening and Street GNz9Ensa8s Je%sfrE
Brfs-o~Ezc FuTz. stc. ET. OF 1rR II
&ARTALs go SG5-sTG~ 1Sksgnazs IeISE-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDENER nEIe; thoroughly urle--
stands all work on private place, care ~
horses and driving. sober. reliable Ca.L
WALLACE. care q William Z. gleC-g. list
employer. I4l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
cAIIPEr CLEANING.
Dogs.

ALL kinds for sale; medicines; veterinary
YnsuaCffou weekly WRlGHTS Kennels
&c Cranbs-ry-at-, corner Fulton. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOAS'
E-A.-ATTESTIOS- -,--...
Attractive floors, suites. VII VIII PLl, P,r--1e- &c
G0rfc-s' Offices: all deslraDle ioS aS.l0'
T-irl3ess references given Information tTee-
: c. LELAND & Co, = West SSo-s'-
a F4SDsOME second foor. also squaT,s si,
room with board reference SAGL4aiis 49,
- West JOth-st
JITH-sT., Il EAST. near 5th-sye--Lns
Van RensHeIaer apartments 10 lex oLss
fv-o three o. four room suites, VIII pLAsH.o p-
Iarhs SO weekly up furrtshsc or u
furnished with q without DoerCs ,.I teolS
Y.os-5- meals a Ia carte or table q @ hotes
7--fysre tables exclusive service. felepnoLis'
electric lights; elevator; transleAIS-
81 WEST s2D-ST-For gentlemen, ele-
rsntIv furnished single rooms bath; hlgn
class sccomuoda tions. oHnef 3 nanuso!LtS
r-Ivere residence, near PARK SAAl-sN- CIV
Eate5 Etstion- board optional
1E GRAMERCY PARK CGoverncr I1loen
Houses Rooms en- SUITE anC eAsAe'
table board. references
seTEST lz6 EAST.-DeslrRble large
sunny or front room. ample c!osets, x
-eIIe1t table: refined neighborhoodi sccessa-
bic. references
s. PARK-AEE.-Lzrge. handsome room i-Lo aLlo
EsW room; table and attendance INST
class. reference
ET- II.BASR EAST sIsTRT;
Foouz single 80 suite, Win prlFSLe
Tsths- doctors once: dining room p-L5s'N
floor. electric light: excellent table oo-Lls
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GhRDESE ER-Ous child: Thoroughly eXFe-
rferced in the cultivation OF E05aCrs EsZa-
tables ard the proper care and Ua2aEer---Ea-
II EeuIIvyuau'S private place. references
Address GARDENER, Bellevue IJul-
ers y. Y
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
ELP WANTED.
L @llEsa@ll
bale

FREDERICKLOESER
& CO., Brooklyn, re-
quire a competent man
for position of trust.
Must be thoroughly ia
miIiar with all the office
work connected with a
department store. Apply
by letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

WOLVERINE MOTOR WORKS. Is War
ren-st-, N Y: seIf-Etarting and reversing
rasoIeDe motors for launch and auxiliary
1urposss, 2 70 IS horsepower two and four
cVcie,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDENER. Head or marEeF on large
estate where especial attention u wished
for in the care OF all kilds Of fruit and
vegetables raised under glass OF out Cf
doors Is well up N growing flowers for
house or ornamental bscss also hzE eI-
pertsuCe as general farm manager. drst
class references: German. 81: married; no
children. ( s8Box 2I2, Port Chester. y.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
AsTRoLoGY AND PALAIsTRY.

8sTRoLoGY AND PALMIsTRY.
ID HUNG FONG
s. READING FOR 81
The worlds Chinese clsIrvoS aII sAG 49,
s.4 See him I02 West 3Sth-SI
kPRTVAT, EXTRAORDINARY = Ame.
LES. celebrated clalTvoyanI, PSlLLIiS5S~ -
f-JIrF7f1l ciairyoyznts are pornr ~ JI-[--5.
%s-7o lean bsx been one since chll~lLl-.o-' ~
.s--y~a ~ ST Srairs. satisfaction sG@-~L
Ssa5S open SUNDAY. % West Stn-st'
- 7OT-TS- gOYDEN, reliable scienti-
g ssr-rIogfst snd pslr1ist; sausldC S ele-1
---s--aed Az 6th-avs-. near 1870
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
AGENTS WANTED.

GET MY OFFER before accepting an
agency Samples free. SAIAASs BL
Louis, Mo.
GREATEST AGENTS' NOVELTIES ever
produced; real opala, diamonds, sfner-
aids F1Ibies: ring measure free; liberal oneg.
MAY MFG. CO, Syracuse, n Y.
$50 WEEKLY AMI expenses: sample free:
greatest money making invention OF the
are. automatic washer: does q washing IN
40 minutes without labor or attention;
everybody buys assnt1 eoining money;
thousands of testimonials AUTOMATIC
WASHER Co. Station L, Chicago,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

CGACITMN%--Fs married man, no fam
Ty- tE1rguEhIg understands als business.
Z Taar er'nigvar can He. seen. Gall or address
] D. Il3 West -,.s.4
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wASrEDs
Male

I VAT.ET.-BY FrsnChma~. 60 vsarPs Juss
arrived fr0tH Paris. good r-'arrucea- -
[ private family. y l. @=J East 5S5d-5r-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

Useful. 8IAS.-SirgIe. fse ysarB lass
situation. on email country place. caFs
of horse. c-T. poultry. Zar len. erc-s hlgn~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

ELECTRIC MOTOR and dynamos bought
eoId and exchanged, first class repairing
BELL ELECTRIC MOTOR CO.. l95 Noos-
teF-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
LAWYERS.
LOST AND FOUND.

BANKBOOK No. 758. .972 Of the Bowery
Savings Bank is missing. The hnder is
requested to return II 10 the bank If not
restored before the 2Sth day of March. 1903.
application VIII be made to the bank for a
new book
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankboo No. 344. .2s3
Of the Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank.
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank. No 81 Chambers 81.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDENERS AND ASSISTANTS S--EFs
have a few good men whom We raG
r.r.-e.-sr7rryy recommend II II ZalL, r-l--
rbora us ". ELLIOTT & Sons. see-is-
men. Dey-sr.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

ARUESER---DglIsh. married, - years
practical experience under glass and out
side geo! references. ALdress BOX ;. n
A Hartford, Conn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

Lsr-SuEESS --F~ vit7Vr w7-1a-- vast snsg
- lT---a- n- o.r-- r-S. class sa-r Les. vests.
coats pants. g1E0-aI shirts lrg Fzlgess
Eszfas sEsrre- --1 5r7-.z dresses s-L al
E-.-..z - rs-e-s Call or sE1-r<s N~U =
~yETE 4.G East Esr.-s- zrgr-. f0or.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

MOTHERS HELPER ---T'v v1u1E w9Tl1 q
a. VT.sr7 care sr- f-ErfEiA a- elderly TaLys.
r---.1r~e--,-5s F-a---74 >r---. SLING as =.Hz
ryr-r r--r ~-z-rlr.urcra- HELPER. E1mi
- Tribune e"Trr-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

LIOT-SF--vOPE BY neat r0lorHl Et-- IN
81 Or .ar---ss- maid. a- rla Tts-rnals ~
s-.-T.sfe5 rgrr. house. MARTHA rs Hssa
GCIst-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

ON WATCHES WANTED.
ALSO DIAMONDS, old gold, ssWslry' etc.
r.s@S nSi6 o. we wilt take them in exchange
- So goods WATCHES AND JEW
FT,RY REPAIRED In Our factory on th@
premises Hours g. m. 70 p m
EgAPTEg Al KEENE, ls0 Broadway
= 7. City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

FURNITURE CARPET and CPHOI-
STERY SALESMAS. knowing the prac-
tfcal part OF business thoroughly, fifteen
wears ezperienCc. best references. city or
country. PERMANENT, I@5 West 18th St
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GENTLEMAN. aged -. extensive business
experiences. general knowledge, good 1uCS-
reut seeks work on commission: reason
able: best references. Address SHELTON,
14J West l04th-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
HXETFX-URERs Of billiard and pool
tables; Eieh grade bowling alley bulloer1;
lowest r-lcez MARX BROS. y Union
square
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

Male.
ENGINEER. &C--A practical engineer as
engineer and janitpr IN hai or ofiiCe build
Ing. p. SMITH. FOB Grand 81.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GAKDESER.-By an American. aged 40
single. strictly temperate practical sue
-ees7Ju vegetable grower. nursery man
florist Ia1s.scaTe worker. practical eGpe-
-iencs enables me 70 improve and sE-lfI-y
. r-arsact al reGGlrcurcnLs on q first class
place civ references vii! establish nv
ability. reputation, sc. PRACTICAL. 3
EFe-ry-EL-. ErOOhL VI.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

rr0r---ECE E-E-pER well s1u~arrt ATleri-s
ra- woman ex-ert.r-ed IN marketing ana
-.-+z-s-.y as ho-ssEasuz-s capa5ls - taktEE
..s-a --a.-za- references. 20 " ALhLESa
I3- \. Ls1.J.r.--s--. E1s-r-.. NasA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
BEERS
BABY CARRLAGEs. ETC.

CRANDAr,L, CARRIAGE CO.. sos 3d-avs-.
manufacturers Of baby carriages sno p-L-
err Fo-csrtE Of the newest and best Styles
showu at Cur S&FeToom6i oPen eSS1L.-s1,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

IECr-SF-HE EE-PrsF,. n r'17e1 ei1-f--4l
-s.-.5,,- ~ r..--T Tarfar-. Err.a where ora
-.- -r1~r. ---~ra--z ago -r-t- ~c1.77te--r. er1-P
r.---..-ar. E-rF ~ rFfT--r~a -.-r " -1.in- -r5-5
Oranges --a-s~r=5 Air-. a. .-Al ~-LF Al@Es
.I-.rar rs-.fv.r- Dr4sEa. y T.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
FLORISTS.

NJ A BOWE, Dealer in Fine Flowers.
1,294 Broadway. between :}3d and 24th
SITS NeE-York. Telephone .. @In-3Sth st.
During coming week ESQ saved on all
purchases.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
UxFURNIsHED Rooms TO LET
UNFURKIsHED ROOMS WANTED,

WANTED BY a lady. two unfuTnished
rooms IN private house. second or third
west side Address PERMANENT 270
West 22d-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

~-r-PSr WIN r-E-..sr sTcr-s--re. fssa'
arfi-p charge ~ infant or ree-G ET7wr1i
-rFF ksr5r-Sa--Hn N0->. 5eE- rs-rrr--a -
FEAPSE IS2 Haveuey gr-st B-o0Ei.-.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDENER USEFUL. HAS.-By e1p--
/ -fl7r.d German single. aged - take
care pF gentleman > place. greenhouse, low 70
e-s lawn shrubs Vegetables. care Ct Lu-Ees
COW poultry: best references RELIABLE
Fsyx Il Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

2 .4r-S-T-rE-S- r. rnFf-- T7aa-- LEP5
-ras-- E.,- rsv or .a-~aa. Hs~-. rI-~ raf--e1~sa
s1za.lv urrke- IL lLLISLA-N~. -
LAST GIsr-st- -t0E tT-sS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

uCT-SEKEEP EPE7--ET Cie-rTarl-A q erica .
- ------sz-- rH-lrgeta-f trust
- -r-rarrs.- good ssaUs--Ps9s
ara-r- a-- cC0h. city ~ c. VI. t---
erpuczz- H. c. Box -. -rl1---s -6'o"A
OFf-p, I GtJ4 Erua-lSlE.-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

r.I-NEPar. u0T-sE-EOEE---By -aPa5,lg.
cgI3raF girl IN apartment s70f e'os. =
-rg. rrfFrf-g- ELppp nome f-zt r-EereE.-s-a
can STEWART. Az Nes- 52--st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
RESrAERANTS
Luchow's German Restaurant

lOs-f14 z. 14TH. Sole importer OF Warz-
burger Hofbrau. Pfisner GenosseHscnaats-
hrz{u
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDEN E.R-AI4rried. one child agel 20
Frsr class vegetable EaTleHefs -te T. nov
e~s r0I,-r- st0.z- milk take fun -t-l-s-
u garr-ernan.s place. good rcfer-H"e- : :
d-ss- GARDENER BOX s. Laurel H..l.
Queens COUNTY y. y
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

CInE- LTND.S old and reliable employ Es1e
arar-y-S select swedish German ana
E-EIish help. g West IzSth-sr-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDENER. Gc.-Geutlenan desires good
place for his working gardener and frT--
man. German uIaTrI=Ls tNC children as
l.I,r-1ry-4 March ~ competent IT. at-
branches glass and open ground taI'lS-al'
work and private farming go'11 H2l-i-E.'''--.
grower strictly sober and T-.-sil.--. -.
cottage milk etc Particulars al-iHSs
SCHACIT, 423 East 14tL-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
HoAEn WANTED.

BOARD oGeT TO owner or lessee N - e1-
Cnanre for or part payment OF mouse
rent furnished o. tpreteTa1ISg IN u I;1--e : .
+,--Ss ~ American (Sew-To orkb family OF
4zo adults: exchSnEe reference; same ElNeh
- 7esi-es as tc housekeeping quslacatlon-
As6ress GOOD TERMS. Tribune IPtoHA
once. I,5Sz Broadway
yADv literary desires room, board. 20,
with family n nat, west, @ooSe sJSlssS' g-lssI
LATIN. Box. &c, Tribune Uptown once
.364 BToadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
RUGS,
STAMPS.

WE BUY POSTAGE and revenue stamps
postal cards, collections. CHAMBERS
STAMP Co. III Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

ann m 3 uEnt GEO. y. JOYCE
WWAU Jsweller I23 NaBsau-st.
ana MTB near Beekman. Best prices
SHlWISR | paid. Established 1a22:
HIGHEST prices paid for old gold. plass-
nur silver and duplicat6 WsddlnE pres
eutg bought VIM BRUET6CHEH' sSS
Broadway.
PAWN TICKETS. old Eolds teweiry. old
silver and gilverware bought; htghest
rrfres Maid. KLEINAAN, S07 Sth-aVe,
OLD Jeweiry and duplicate wedding pres
ents at the assay office OF b z. HOW
ARD 10 John-FG-
WORKOUT GOLD AND SILVER bought
bv R LONGMAN'S s SONS. Gold ana sll-
yer Refners. 8 John-st-
PIANOS AND ORGANS
BTYING A PIANO? Buy direct OF the
Maker at the Factory. Secure he5e Geoaa'
prices and terms. LEISs. AanuIAct1FSf'
291 West 86th-Et,, NeW-1o oEE~
VERY best Pianos by instailmenUs. 70 % 70
s28 90 monthly; second nand insuOnlenG
fE great variety; many makers: e1lrelG'S
low TyTfceE 4S9 Fulton-sf., BFooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDENER. head. competent 10 -ass fuj.
charge o. gentleman 5 estate hest Q, ref
erers IS. Address HURTICCLTLEISL care
OF ~isrrsrEt 400 Jth-alc-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

trARBF,SFR and FLyDRIST--'Ou private
-,TaCa- single. aged 80. lie experience 81
ali branches Of gardening, parJIes IN Wat.t
~ a useful man need Lot apply ETaI class
references Address. with particulars. EAtt-
fJE.EEE. Box - Mount hisco. y l.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

GARDENER. single. vegetables flowers
can milk clean carpets. lawn. walks f17
reference, wages SIS H A v. Ia 9Th
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-25
ST. LOUIS COUNTY PARAGRAPHS

William Willis was acquitted of a
charge of murder in the first degree in the
Clayton Circuit Court yesterday by jury.
Willis was charged with the murder of
John. alias Bud. Brooks. at a dance in
Clayton October 26, 1902. He is negro,
as was Brooks.
Charles Cherode. Philip Zoye Michael
Hoemann, George Russell, Robert Witt
man. Jerry BENEFITS. Logan Hamilton and
John GereauX were arrested at Fern Ridge
Tuesday night by Constable LEM and
of disturbing the peace of Edward Nogt,
storekeeper at that place. Russell and
Whitman pleaded guilty before Justice
Campbell and were fined 81 and costs which
they paid. Hamilton and GereauX were re-
leased on bond. The other four are still
in Jail.
The damage suit of Frederick Krimel-
mann against ]. b. Brownell, receiver of
the Peoples Railway, was tried in the
Clayton Circuit Court yesterday, after a
wait of four years. Krimelmann was in
jured on car of the defendant at Lafay-
cite and Ohio avenues, February 90 1899
and lost a leg as a result. He sued for
S15.COO, but before the case was called for
trial the road went into the hands of a
re- and there was delay as the result:
The receiver, who was appointed, afterward
died and there was another delay pending
the appointment of Martin Jourdan as his
successor. The st. Louis Transit Com
pany was the real party defendant yester-
day, it has acquired the property Of the
Peoples Railway Company.
The new State law authorizing State
offices to close Saturdays at l o'clock will
go into effect day after tomorrow. The Of
meeting to-day to decide whether to take
advantage of the law.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-25
Architect Link Designs Depot to
Be Located on DeBaliviere
Avenue.
TERMINALS ON CATLIN TRACT.
Main Track VIII Not Be Changed,
and Depot Is to Be Opposite
Entrance to the
Pike.

Theodore c. Link. architect for the Wa
bash Railway, is engaged on the designs FOR
a splendid Worlds Fair passenger station
at De Baliviere avenue and Lindell boule-
ward, directly opposite the Pike and the
main Exposition entrance.
President Ramsey of the Wabash is now
arranging the details of the plans for COM
plete Worlds Fair passenger service be-
tween the city and the Exposition, including
terminals at the point already designated.
No changes will be made in the Wabash
line as it lies to-day. Union boulevard will
be crossed at grade. There will not be any
depression Of tracks and the elaborate plan
for coming through Forest Park parallel
with Lindell boulevard has been abandoned
At point about 800 feet east of d Beali-
Were avenue the Worlds Fair terminals
will leave the main track and begin to
swing into the eastern section of the Catlin
tract, which is held by the Wabash under
lease
Gradually getting back to a due westerly
direction. the terminal tracks will end in
the depot that will stand on the western
boundary being De Baliver avenue.
1t is President Ramsey's present intention
TO use only the single Wabash track run
ming out of Union Station for the World $
Fair traffic. One spur will leave the main
track. Other spurs will be thrown off the
first one until the terminals spread out like
a fan, as they do in Union Station.
it is estimated that this arrangement will
permit very rapid service and enable the
road to unload quickly. The return to the
city would be over the inbound tracks used
The proximity of the Wabash Exposition
Station to the entrance to the Pike and
main gateway to the Worlds Fair will be
likely to induce heavy traffic. The Pike is
the width of De Baliviere avenue from the
passenger station and the entrance to the
grand court, not more than 200 feet distant.