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New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

CAGNEY'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 21S
West 37th-st. Established 1850. Boxing,
packing forwarding. moving. Telephone
lO92-2Sth-st
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CONTINENTAL. Storage Warehouses, 313-
319 w. 43d. just off Shave. Tel. 2S91
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CUTLERY.

CUTLERY Of every description on halt1'
made TO order and repaired. at ".
KNAUTHS 81 John-st. near Nassau-st-'
New-York
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
TEAS AND CoFFEES.

WILL DELIVER FREE within 90 miles
OF New-York 10 pounds high grade coffee
for s.. 30: 5 pounds high grade tea for s..
ROCHFORT. HEWSON s. FTTZPAT
RICK. 254 Greenwich-st-. New-York. Tel.
6 22I Cortlandt.
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SAFES.

@APPN New and second hand at low
- Ai1 tES) est prices. Safes bought and
Exchanged. Write or call Tel. 4S10 Frank
lin. THE EINSEy. RAINIER & THOM-
SON co, 39S Broadway. between White
and Walker SITS. y. Y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AK OPPORTUNITY is offered a party
with $500 10 purchase old established
cash mercantile business, showing unusual
IL large profits on Investment; satisfactory
trial allowed 70 prospective buyer; III
health coinpels immediate sacrifice. Ao-
dress UNLIMITED DEMAND. Tribune Of
fse.
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AsTRoLoGY AND PALNIsTRY.

MADAM HELEN RIVERS, Y RAY OF wal
street natural born Clairvoysnt. Palnist.
CARD Reader; advice on telepathy, one week
orl,- Gsc 232 West 2sth-st
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LADIES TO do piecework at their homes:
We furnish all materials. and pay from
81 to S12 weekly; send stamped envelope TO
ROYAL COMPANY, "a Monroe-st., Chi
cago.
NEJW-YORK HAIRDRBssING SCHOOL,
Manicuring, face. general massage, scalp
treatment. chiropody, removal superhuous
hair. facial blemshes; established for
years; state charter; legal diplomas; ex-
pert teachers; unlimited practice: Marcel
waving a specially; day, evening sessions;
graduates employed in leading places; in
vestigate: good positions; ladies' maids
taught; special So course; largest. richest.
best school: we lead while others initiate
and try to follow: remember this number.
254 6th-ave.. near 10th.
STENOGRAPHER--L must be neat
and accurate. G. c., Box IS, Tribune
Office
WANTED.-An experienced. well educated
German or French nurse for three chill
dren. ages 2Ia. and 8; must have per
sOnal references; be Ii good needle woman
and willing to spend six months in the
country and not over So years of age;
Protestant preferred. Address Mrs.
COURTLANDT H TROWBRIDGE. Wash
inston, Conn.
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WINES AND LIoUoRs.


IMPORTED RioIa C,larets compare favor
ably with the French Chateaus
p. r. DESVERNINB K CO.
As Beaver-st., import these wines direct
fIom Spain Prices per ease. ST. 81 30 and
$3.50 Mail orders receive prompt attention
ARNSBERGER & SON. Importers of Rhine
Wines. Moselle. Bordeaux, etc. 40 Union
Square. Family TIRE 80 specially.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
REMEDIES.

DR. GYITESTROM, scafp specialist.-The
hair and scalp scientifically treated. Ex-
animation free: ladies' hairdressing, mani
curing and chiropody paTlors. pa Sth-ave.
DIR. OGDEN'S Medicated Oxygen. Treat
ment by inhalation; cures hay fever.
asthma rheumatism. insomnia Sent to
anv address. Send for booklet. f47 West
PINE LAWN SPRING WATER. It has no
equal All druggists and grocers keep 1t.
Denot 1s1 West-st bet. Chambers and
Warren. Telephone 1880 Cortiandt-
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FURS.

CHTNCHILI.A cleaned equal to new; seal
and Persian jackets remodelled and re
naired our specially; summer prices tufs
stored, insured. GREEN. 90 West 2Ist-st''
near 6th-ave.
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EFRAID Square salesrooms. 100 West
34th-st-Antlquities and modern turni-
ture bought sold exchanged. restored. re-
finished packing shipping.
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CABTNETMAkERs-

WOOD CARVING. furniture repaired, par
ouet foor relnishing. French polish; ell
work done at short notice. A. SARRA'
1856 Madison-ave.
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sTENOGRAPHER.-B thoroughly compe-
tent young woman. with an American
firm in Berlin. Germany; references Iut
nished Actress Miss NJ. AS Pearl-st-,
Rt,fFalo y Y
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LADIES' TAILORS.

LADIES' TAILOR.-Latest Partisan Styles
anteed: prices moderate. s. ROSENThAL'
2 O59 Madison-aye.
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1TAOIN ODw ARR THIN ARF oDWaooli
REFINED young woman, accomplished
musician. wishes engagement for summer
out Of town to play and sing for lnValld or
ences Address L. ". 1,l61 Fulton-st-.
Brooklyn.
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ELECTRIC FANS.

KEEP COOL: PERFEC-TTON DRY BAT
Terry FAN.-The only Successful Bat
tery Fan IN the World. NO ELECTRICITY
REQUIRED N HOUSE. Always ready FOR
use Only one cent per hour 70 operate
You get twice the efficiency for half the
money II has no rivals. Write for prices
! JONES e. SON. Dept r 64 Cortiardt- ST
ELECTRIC FANS: all makes: repairing
and wiring; low prices. open evenings
PAUL Heller. 1857 % ave
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USEFUL MAN. on gsutiema-'z cr-tn-r.,
place. horse. COW, garden. and be us-fr,'
B. j.. Box -. Tribune Uptown OEice. 384
Broadway
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WORK WANTED.

Eec-aIs-
OFFICE CI.ERK.-By intelligent neat ap-
pearing coIored woman. MUNROE. 10
West 6Oth-st-. LIST floor west
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BEERS.
BICYCLES

BICYCLES all makes 81 weekly H
RACSCH. 2.2TI 3d-ave.. near I23S-st
Open evenings.
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USEFUL. MAN.-By young man. y. can
drive. handy with toO,s: can paint. cry
or country: reference. G.. So AacOn-st,,
Brooklyn.
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USEFUL MANY a respectable v1unx
Svede In private family. 346 last I15fb
St. care EriandsOu.
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USEFUL MAN.-By Frencnn1an. 20. good
appearance. speaks F>nglIsa. city on clun-
try will do any work. can also teaca
French: excellent references BRESSON
sos West 42d-st
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STENOGRAPHER.-B lady; highest ref
erences experienced In general lines. IN
surance construction, electric, etc; would
make engagements to substitute. good 4l
figures: owns new machine GEN ERAb
EXPERIENCE. Box II. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

!Bfi.sEARD AND POOL TABLES.
&ANEf ACTCRERS OF hilliarc and pool
tsblec. high grade bowling alley builders.
lowest prices MARX BROS. - Union
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HTTIE ADVERTISEMENTS OF TT
FISHING TACKLE
FURNISHED ROOMS.

81 WEST s2D-ST--For gentlemen eles go
w furnished cool rooms; private ot pa'tls ,
bey5eoTne residence near Park and Slst-st
nieyated station: high class appointments
summer rates
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srrApaNrEEn - - ~.

GUARANTEED SIX PER CENT,
with participation in profits, secured by real
estate n Greater NeV-Yor guaranteed by
wealthy Individual: would sell stock or
bends. $4,000 10 500 0O0: long established
business: profits $3.50 yearly; exsmina-
tion invited: business IN splendid condition.
J 7 ACKERMAN IS LeOnard-st., New
York Telephone. F'ranllin-s95
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CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS BY a
competent girl; references from lasr en-
ployer; city or country. 145 6th-avs.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
COINS AND MEDALS.

81 so TO SO PAID Gold Dollars t. lllus.
trated Buying Catalogue, loc. b9rs
stock in America. Anything YOU neeq-
n Y COIN AZ STAMP CO.. $40 broadway
COINs-s1 SO paid for gold dollars; - .
for So pieces: gold halves, 81 quarters
ISc LOW 2sT 4th-ave., 22d-st
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TELEPHONE OPERATOR.-By young
lady; experienced: moderate salary. Ad-
dress Miss CARRIE BRUCKS. 961 VII
loughby-ave.. Brooklyn.
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MI4& lE MEMGER

Employment Bureau. 123 East 75th-st. High
grade male and female help constantly on
hand. Telephone 1892 10Th.
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DAYS WORK-By coIorsd woman. BAY
LER. care OF Thompson. 265 West I45Jh-
81.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions sor
The Tribune received AT their Uptown
and 3Tth SITS. until o. clock D. m. Adver-
usements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until O'Clock
?. m. viz. 254 Sth-sve.. s. e cor. 23d-st:
lo3 oth-ave., cor. 12th-st.: 90 East fath-st
S1I West 42d-st.. between Tth and sth aves
SH West l25th-st-: 1 .33s 3d-ave-. between
'hth and 1Ith sts.; .02d 3d-ave. near d1st-
ST; l.IOS lst-ave., near sgth-st.: l5T East
i2oth-st.s 75d Tremont-ave.: $50 ad-ave..
near flst-st.: 55i 3d-ave.: 10 Bleecker- st.
80 bleecker-st- Brooklyn. n. Y.-2l5
Sourt-st-. 2io Suitb-st-: l0o4 Gatss-aya
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VALET or COSIPANION.--Man in private
family going and returning from England:
well qualified % act as valet or cOn1pa nfon.
highest references. CHANCELLOR 203
East Ssth-st-
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WANTED. D.-Experienced young man. about
20; stenographer, typewriter and book
keeper; must be a hustler; salary S15.
ACME BEDDING Co, 1913 West 19th-st-
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DAYS WORK.-By young woman. wash
ing, ironing and cleaning. Miss BEECK
33T East 95th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

COACHAIAN-Married. no family; aged 81;
good driver and rider: understands his
| business; Is years experience; personal and
| written references; country. DE BRUENE,
| 917 East 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

DAYS WORK Of any kind. BY conpstens
woman; city references. 4O4 West 4sth-st-,
Duffy's bell.
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DAYS WORR--By young woman. We sh-
ing, ironing or any days work or ONCE
work Mrs. HANLE1Y 2O2 East 11Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

INVEST IN COAL! COAL! COAL have
&c. 90 f. Of yard space: furnish the
money 10 stock Il: guarantee 10 per cent
possibly make 100 per cent best security.
fifteen years experience. COAL MER-
CHANT. Box 10. Tribune Office.
BUILDING LOTS FREE. warranty deed:
size 100 feet. suburb New-York; high
and dry. title guaranteed New-York and
Suburban Realty and Construction Co. 16S
West 236-st.
SEND FOR handsome booklet showing how
vou can make 81 600 on every 500 you
Unrest No gambling on stocks or specula-
fion. b.st a Straightforward business propo-
sit:on IN one = TIE most profitable indus
lies 4 THE world. CONTINENTAL SUGAR
S.FINING Co. ~. Louis. No.
WANTED.-A man with ei5. 900 or $50. 600
70 invest in the heavy trucking and trans
Yer business. this is q safe investment and
can guarantee 80 per cent yearly OF said in
,"Strn'nt 7. T. MOORE. > Federal-sf-.
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CHAMBERMAID--Sc girl as cham
berma!d in private family in country: best
Of reference; no cards answered. Address
N A, P. o. Box 50, Cammack Long ISL
and.
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HOTEL. CAsTLETON, New Brighton
Staten Island. Half hour san IRON CITY
Table d'Hote Lunch, TOO. Dinner 81
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COACHMAN--Eng aged 30; married.
weight 14O pounds: height feet incnes;
good rider and driver; thoroughly expert
enced: well recommended: smart appear
ance. G.. w, 1913 East 5sth-st.
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| Goa OACHMAN-Colored; long experience;
good appearance; thoroughly capable:
Years, hest reference. Address ". H. care
Burke & McDermOtt. 1.654 Broadway.
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COOK.-A lady desires a place for her
cook. whom she highly recommends.
Apply az present employers. : East lOth-st-
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WANTED.-BrIght, tidy boy for general
office work: must be quick and correct at
figures and reside with his parents Ad-
dress in own handwriting P. o. Box S33,
New-York City.
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WAITER and USEFUL. MAN.-Ry a Young
man. in private family or boarding house:
country; assist at anything. care OF gentle
mans clothes: willing competent Eu-
WARD. 162 East 23d-st.
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TEACHER-Lady former public school
teacher. desires pupils; coaching or regu-
lar instruction I'm school or elementary col
lege branches: highest references. THOR
OUCH. 311 West 136th-st.
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PATENTS.

THOMAS DREW STETSON. patent So
lcItor and expert: established 1855: su-
perior connections. los Fulton-st- tentl
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ST ALBANS. EAST 9IST-ST-
Rooms. sing4e. suite. with prlNeIe
baths; doctors office; dining room, Parlor
noor: electric light: excellent table board
ls2 WEST 70TH-ST.-Tkird floor suite
private bath: parlor dining room; tele-
phone; references.
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HOUSDKEEPER or CARETAKER fr ort-
vRts house FOR summer, by respectable,
reliable person. well recOmmended. ADJ
dress L N, 76 West 6Oth-sc-, second bell.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

DAYS WORK--German girl wants work
by day cleaning 253 East 50lh-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

STEwARDEsS Experienced: on vscht. %
would travel with family. city reference.
Address LEIGH. IL Columbia Place.
Brooklyn.
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COACHMAN-AnddIs aged; married; con-
scientious in care OF horses. carriages and
harness: careful driver; Is years best writ
ten and personal city reference; last EN-
ployer can be seen. J. G.. 62S Park-ave-
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COOK LAUNDRESS-B a competent
woman: excellent reference rom last en-
ployer; city or country. 135 Sth-ave-
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ELECTRICIANS.

Sth-aVe-. y. Y--Fan and power motors.
electric light and bell wiring.
SPECIALLY made repairs and alterations.
" GERRY RICHARDSON. 134 East
Ssth-st- Telephone =. I97 Mad. So.
ELECTRICAL WCRK.-Everything cleo
tricaI. prompt reliable and REASONABLE.
z. W. HIRSH ELECTRIC co. 81 West
2sth-st-. Telephone I22 Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

YOUNG LADY. teacher in public school.
desires pupils during the summer at Far
Rockaway or other resort; excellent refer
ences Address EXPERIENCED, Tribune
Agency. 2,542 Sth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

COACHNIAN.-English medium size: smart
appearance: rides well and drives four;
has unexceptfonable reference. being eleven
years In three positions WILLIAMS.
East 2Sth-St-
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COACHMAN.-Marrted thoroughly expert
enced; careful driver: city or country;
personal references Address NJ WEBER.
40 East 57th-st., near Madison-ave.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once No. 1884 Broadway. between 3bth
and S7th sts until o'clock 2. m Aover-
risernents received at the following braneh
Offices at regular Office rates until o'clock
Z. m. viz: 254 Shave. $ e. cor 23d-st:
1a3 6th-aVe cor. 12th-st-: % East 14th-st.
os7 West 42d-st between 7th and Sth aves. !:
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onEsrIC sITUATIoSs WANTED.
Mall
FUL MAN or coAcHyAv-s.nxl.;

Male.
USEFUL MAN or COACHyfkN.- s,nzfs.
rfagss. walks. lawns. willing and oblisinz;
good references. country preferred 4
kEYNERTSOS. % Carroil-st-. BFookly IN.
USEFUL MANLY a respectable v9vnx
Swede. In private family. 546 last Ig5tb
St. care Eriandson-
USEFUL MAN on gsntIema-'s er-lD----
place; horse. COW, garden. and be us-frll
b. j.. Box IS. Tribune Uptown OGice. / 3s4
broadway
USEFUL MANY Frenchman. %. rood
appearance. speaks E2nglIsa. city OF csun-
French. excellent references BKESSOS.
sos West 42d-st.
USEFUL. MAN.-By young man. -. can
drive: handy with toO,s; can paint. cry
or country: reference. C.. S4 Macon
Brooklyn
USEFUL. MAN.-Married. no family. under
stands gasolene engine electric dynamo;
also good caretaxer Of horses gsrt.en. three
years references. BRUESE. 3IT East
vALE;T-Gentleman' valet and assistant
TO travel through Europe. speaking
French. German Address GEO. SIMON,
Room 9. t5l West I'D 81
VALET or COMPANION. Man IN private
family going and returning from England:
well qualified % act as valet or cOn1ps nfon:
highest references. CHANCELLOR 203
East SSth-st
WAITER and USEFUL. MAN.-Bv a Young
man. in private family or boarding house:
country; assist at ANYTHING care Of gentle
mans clothes; willing. competent Ed
WARD. 162 East 23d-st.
YOt TIL. 10. colored, IN private fauIyf
city or country; honest, willing. will -
anything; quick to learn. BUDD. $50 West
5eth-zt-
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YOt TIL. 10. colored. IN private famnyf
city or country; honest. willing. will 10
anything; quick to learn. BUDD. $50 West
5eth-st-
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

COMPANION, housekeepsr or any post
tion requiring capabilty and trusrWcrthi-
ness. by a middle aged American. SeFe--
ences- Address COMPANION. DO Pearl
St. Burlington. Vt
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ST. ALBANs. 7 EAST sIs7

ea PARS-AVE.-Large room, hall room'
table and attendance first class: refer
ence
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GARDENER and landscape work: estl-
mates and designs for new places. Ad-
dress WILLIAM. Box 84l, Far ROckaway.
Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

COOK.-A lady desires situation tor her
cook a colored woman. who can be seen
after 10 a. m. at 2S East 30th-st- June 8
and 8.
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COACHMAN or GARDENER for summer
months by strictly temperate man; can
furnish the best city and country references
J. BURNS, 7S7 7th-ave-
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COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN.-Sober.
honest: city and country references; will
ing to 20 anywhere. Address H. w. $40
East 31st-st.. care OF Miss Reilley.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
BROOKLYN.

PIC GREENE-AVE-, Brooklyn. near trolley
and Il. Large. airy. well furnished
-oorns. fine location: trees in yard: small
family. with or without meals; very low
rates FOR summer.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

ENGINEER; good machanic; IL years IN
New-York at one place; last year New
ark factory: five years best references
WENDT. 10 Hudson-st. Hoboken.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

GENTLEMAN, accustomed TO office work.
desires position of trust; can furnish best
reference. W. Box s. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
ROOF REPAIRING.
RUGS.
RESTAURANTS.
Luchow's German Restaurant,

1oS-114 z. 14TH. Sole importer OF Wurz-
burger Hofbrau. Pilsner Genossenschafts-
brau-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-03-10

GET your seed potatoes, garden seed
and onion sets from
W. M. GooDLoE.
Phone 1913.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-03-10

AN INvITATIoN.--Att Harry 81
mon S Silk Bingham Sale.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14
THAT BASE BALL GAME.
Pennington Stars Lose The Initial
Game Of the Season to the Doe
Run Commercials by the
Score Of q 10 z.

On last Sunday afternoon the Star
wilIow.swingers and bag piltcring AZ.
grcgation londed themselves into q
mule cart and iourneyed TO the city OF
Doe Run, The object of their mission
was to annex the scalp Of Doe Rum
best, the Commercials, but when they
reached there the diamond was occu.
pied by the bismarck Blues and the
Doe Run Eagles. The Blues had the
the game "cinched' from start to fin
i>h, The final score being IT. to !.
The spectators became "riled' al
the overwhelming defeat of the
Eagles, So the Stars decided that ii
wouldn't be good policy to defeat
the Commercials, as the Pennington
"rootcrs" were considelbly in the
minority.
10 say that both teams did well,
/, expressing il mildly, as both teams
were on their "mcttlen, and barring
one error, a wild throw by Evans to
first, the game was absolutely fault
less. II was a pitchers battle from
the beginning between Powell and
Francis, with hOnors evenly divided.
Both teams, and especially Farming
ton. we're deficient with the bat
Following j. the line up and score
by innings
.r,pp FnArIfIAIs
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14
COURT ORDERED ELECTION.
Petitioners For Bonding County Exceed
20 Per Cent Of Voters.
TUESDAY, NOV. 8, SET FOR ELECTION

Although the petitions for an cleo
I llon to bond the county for sum to
build rock roads required but ~ per
cent of the voters from each township
~ sgnors, more than 20 per cent
signiticd their endorsement Of the
bonding and signed the various pc
titions
For some time it looked as though
the petitions in severo of the town
ships would 60 by default, but when
the petitions were opened by the
County Court on Monday afternoon 1t
was soon seen that those who had
charge OF them had been working
hard Of late, aud that IN election
would have to be ordered
Following is the total number of
,jgners from each township;
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14
PROF J. R. HELMS
ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT
Election OF Public School Teadhsrs
Held Thursday Night.

The school board Of this district mel
in the office OF Hon. W. II Young
last Thursday evening and elected tho
public school teachers for the ensuing
year. Prof X, Helms of Bonnie
Tcrrc WAS elected Superintendent,
NJ S. Susie Watts, Principal Of High
School, and Prof {. Il. McCllntock,
Assistant Principal OF the High school,
Following are the assistant teachers ;
SOUTH WARD.
First Assistant Miss Grace iIighley,
Second Assistant Miss Emma Sackman
Third Assistant Miss Myrtle Gillespie,
Primary Depart Miss Myrtle Knanss,
NORTH WARD.
First Assistant Mrs, Anna Lloyd.
Second Assistant Miss NJ AIRY Asbury.
Third Assistant Miss Nellie Halter.
Primary Depart Miss Stella Wood.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14
BISMARCK BREVlTIES.

j 7. Murphy went to DcsIogc
Saturday
l.. II. Butler and wife went to Gale
donna Saturday.
Rev l. II, Davis preached at lick
DRY Grove Sunday
Several of our citizens are attend
NJ Co urt this week.
5 II. Collier and Chris Tullock
were angling Saturday.
". f. Crammcr of lrondale was a
Bismarck caller last week
l.. T. Kidd has resigned his Office
of Justice OF tho Pence.
+ +. BlomeyGr of Cape Girardcau
was IN town last Thursday.
Hon. Nose Whyhark of LutcsviIlc
passed through here Tuesday
DR.. +. W Stammcr left Sunday
night on business trip to Arkansas
VIM. Foster and family of Elvins
were visiting MIR. Fosters son, james
Foster, sunday.
Rev. &. O Nations preached al
the Union Church Sunday and Sun.
day night.
l.. A. Rowland left Monday will
one of his now thrcshing machines
for Ste Gencyieve, where he vii
thrcsh as soon as the new crop il
ready,
+. NJ. Trissal, Gen'l Atty for thu
Southern Missouri Il. r., and c. j
Stanton of Ste Gencvicve we're II
Bismarck Saturday. They left Sun
day for Belgrade, from where the,
will make tour of inspection of thu
proposed western extension of the S
NJ r. X.
The Court of Honor, represented
bv Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Butler, Mrs
Tumbleso Misses Edna and Berth'
Stammer. Maggie Mccoy, Mablc Bar
ger, Alice Moloy, Matte and Pear
Robaduex, c. A. Reilly, Maggie lobe
Mrs. Fannie Coxey, Mrs. Wilson ant
Nessrs. W. Il. London and C. I
Denton, visited Elvns last Thursda.
and gave IN entertainment for tn
benefit of the order
Owl.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14
Memorial Day.

On Saturday, May 80, 1908, Pickle
Pos, No. 2l5, Department of Mis-
souri,, q. A. r., will observe Memor.
ial Day. Addresses aud exercises vii
be held in the Opera House. 1t il
expected that Rev Or. w W. Quail
of Kansas City will deliver an nd
dress. All comrades, -Coniederatcs,
lodges, school children and friends
are cordially invited to join in tho
march and take part IN decorating the
graves of all soldiers and friends.
Music will be furnished by the Farm
iugron band. The parade will he
from the Opera House to the Masonic
cemetery. where an address will be
by Rev II. l. Stoves Of St
Louis,
". A kENNEDY.
Committee L X HOPKINS
ilFNRl MAINLY
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14
Marriage Licenses,

Mas 9th, Chas Miner and Miss
Pasha Dixon Of Bonnie Tcrrc; married
same day by Squire ". l.. Sackman.
9th, ". l.. Matkin of DeSIogc and
Miss Daisy H. Murphy of Knob Lick ;
married same day by Rev W g,
Reeves.
9TH, Floyd y. Glove and Miss Rosa
Link Of Bonnie Tcrre; 10 return.
sth, Augustus Rayrock and Mis-,
Mary Pilyoh, of Bonnc Terre; Mt
return.
9th, II W Ransom of Big River
Mills and Miss C. NJ, Roux Of Big
River; no return.
18th, +. NJ Dunn CT Bonnie Terrt
and Miss Jennie Bressie of Flat River
no return.