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BIRTHS. MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS
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RECORD OP BIRTHS.
Robert and Lena schroelL 1551 South Seventh:
o and Brass Maxurkewlca, 6"S O'Fallon:
toy
William an Mary Smith. IBIS Lucas; bar.
Gottlob and Katie Honing. 2iX0 Ru.sell: nor.
Morris and Ida Larky. 120" North Twelfth: hoy.
Joseph and Mary Krleger, 1S11 South Dleenth;
W. F. and H. H. Kemper. 4643 North Market:
fatrlek and Annie. Keane. SS33 Cote Brllliante;
girl.
George and Mary A, Warner, 311 Lafayette:
boy.
William and LouIe Schulte: boy.
Charles and Barbara Kratx 8121 no Soto: boy.
James and Annie Tucker. 1TIO Chouteau; girl.
John and Nellie Brut, STOS'j Scott: girl.
John and Mary Naomann. 1130 South Tnlr-
"Louls and Ella Boehner, lt North Tvventy-
"v. L and Mamie Robinson, 1 Rutger: boy.
H. and A. Pohlmann. 10J Dcstrehan: girl.
Thomas A. and Hose A. Fcene. 3t South
Ninth: boy. . , .
Edward and Mamie Davl. "CO Gran 1; bov.
Alrhonse and Fannie Lance. ES WW Poep-
George and Marr Cox. 7"U0 Minnesota: boy.
John H. and Martha Thcusard. 4C43 Cozens:
girl.
Outav- and Mary Rollhofner. Kit Ohio: boy.
Henry W. and Marie Tigers. 2311 Dodler: Elrl.
John and Ida Glesirr- --I.
Samuel and Marv Groves 2U1 Robin: girl.
Trank and Nora McGrath. 1"WR MIourl: Klrl.
Joseph an Marv Jazlslk. SIS Meramee: lwv.
Win and Katie 0Connell. 40O4 south Broads ay;
bor.
John and Helena Juckel. 2034 Gano: boy.
John H. and Maggie Haas. -533 South Ninth;
boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Peter Ftander
Ann Becker
Henry Rrown
Eallle Murphy
John Holup ...............
Jtosle Jokar -..
F. G. La-nnert
-Anna M. Antca
.Edward Butler
Man' Thompson
Robert L. Tate
Jsabelle M. Gregor
John Sulkuwski
"Mlcholena Wlsncan ka .
Daniel s. Orr
J.elah A. Gutlirle
T. H. Rehiring
Clara Kathert
T. S Matthews
Tl-codosla O'Brien
2MS Cherokee
2733 Wisconsin
ST south Third
306 South Third
1SJ South Third
123S South Third
W9 Allen
ISIS South Third
317 Franklin
521S Cahanne
East St. Louis. Ill
Ens, St. LouI. Ill
..113 North Nineteenth
13 North Ninth
29MV-. herldin
1357 Prairie
, 2125 South Second
Ill Sidney
3"3S Hell
8037 Delmar
Wedding Rlac (Solid Gold).
rinest workmanship. S3 00 to 510 0.1. Nermod
. Jtceard's. Broadway and Locust.
BURIAL PERMITS.
Henry Holke. Si 1S04 Hickory: carcinoma.
Mariana Bova, 3 510 Riddle: pneumonia.
Anna Cramme. 53. 2304 A'irgmia: uraemia.
Howard Molyneaux. 35. 36:3 North Market:
nephritis
Julia M. Uroekman. 33. 445S Labadle: hemor
rhase, " tAnnle iydon. 30, 2Q3 Thomas; hemorrhare.
WUlls YhldcTeId. 10 months, 4331 San Fran
cico; detitltlo
Vinrlnic B-iode. months, 1833 North Market:
h drocsIialus.
fatherira A. Ballew. ta, 15S6 California; heirt
dlyeas?.
Cathrrine Keane. S3. 1030 North Nineteenth:
phtht!.
Ltxzle Chapman. 37. Cltv Hospital: suicide.
John Sllhae. 20. Atelan Brothers' Hospital:
tuberculosis.
Jennl . Ilorrell. K. 1611 Tens: convulsions.
Jamei A. Karl. S3. 1033 Soulard: heart dleae,
Clara Carper. 8 321S Indiana; appendicitis
Gerhard Sillas. 71. Alexlan Brothers' Hospital;
sarcoma
Rosa Steutermann. 17, 3015 Laml: oteo mjelitiv
Altp. Goodnlrth. II. H3S Gcjer: mitral Insuf
ficiency. na Goucher. 23. 4331 A Kennedy; bronchitis.
Allen Gninelt 73. 3017 Ijamhdln: clrrhols.
Henry Damen. 30. IS33 North Fourteenth: ne
phritis. Johi McNeill, ti In front of 131 North Ninth:
hnrrlcldc-
F.-edenca Spellmej-er. M. 3 South Third;
Bright's disease.
Kurnw Kelloer. IS. 1301 North Broadway; sul
cld. Alice Coleman, SO. IK Market: senllliy.
John Heaney. SS. Fprinefleld. Mo.: suicide.
"Louisa Steveoer. SB. Sin S"aw: ts pho-malarla.
Mrs. H. DorrliWltte, SO, 1S31 Carr; heart dis
ease. Annie Lochner, 71. StSS South Jefferson; heart
-Marie Schwlnk. 6 713 Florissant; hepatitis.
Katherine Bena. 56. Z10 Sidney: blllou ferer.
Charlotte Slckermann. M. Protestant Hospital;
pulmonary thrombosis
Thos. Dwjer. 47. 1538 North Broadway: pneu
monia. " Henry Mancrls. T6. S114 I Kalh; apoplexy.
Lucy Randolph. 72. 45S8 Lucky: nephritis.
Mary M. Luckhardt, S3. IMS Papln; heart dis
ease. Margaret Harney, 3S. 4408 Elist Elmbank; tabes
mesenteries.
Wm. F. Wlrtb, 15. SS33 Laclede; consumption.
Alexander Frankenthal. 71. 4330 Pine: cancer.
Geo. Wilkinson. 30. 4147 Papln; hemorrhsxe.
Krert Minor. 15, 332 Adams: consumption.
Clara Wllken, t months, 13S North Tenth;
nirasmus.
Frank Tasche, 4 months. 8820 Farnell; pneu
monia. nusen FsrrelL 3S. Baptist .Hospital: arthritis.
Michael May. 38. 1S47 O'Fallon: emphysema.
Etta Woodson. X 4206 Papln; pneumonia.
Amanda M. F. Schneider. 5, IO0J North Blch:
pneumonia.
William J. Miller. SO. 919 Taylor: phthisis.
Bridget Gilbert. S3. 917 OTallon; exhaustion.
'"ora Cochran, a. 3500 Ohio: bowel obstruction.
Is'.bella Barsln. 70. 913 Tajlnr; senility.
John Ttnlon. 74, Insane Asylum: senility.
Kodxer Hailn. (7, Insane Asjlum; phthisis.
REAI. SESTATE TRANSFERS.
EIDDLE 14J ft.; St. Louis Elevator and
Storage Co. to Mississippi alley Trust
Co. w. d $100,000
BAVARD-30 ft., e. s, bet. Fountain
and Delmar: Julius Abrahameom to Jos.
Reel w. d LSJ0
CHAMBERS 35 ft., n. a., bet. Twelfth
and Thirteenth; Ed Glesecke to Fred
Glesecke w. d 13
nsninu-j) n., s. a., net. Balena. and
McNalr Herman Entchelmeler to Lena
Entchelmeler w. d 650
CHEROKEE 5 ft., n. s . bet. Michigan
and Cbrnpton: Louise Schlellnger to Al
bertlns Eckerle w. d LS00
CITY BLOCK Part of lots 17 and 16:
Luclen Paule to Scanlon Realty and
Building- Co vr. d... 10
CHIPPEWA 25'fL, s. s.. bet. Minneso
ta and Michigan; Gallus Stoma to Chas.
Hoerleln w. d.. ...... 75
ELEVENTH-35 ft. . s.. bet. Neosho
and Osceola: Frank Fendler to Frank
Letterer-tr. d 1,700
EHCUD-133 ft. 11 in. e. s.. bet. Duncan
and Scott James FMck to Clarence
Nicholson qtc d X
ELEVEKTH-34 ft., e. s., bet. Neosho
end Itaska: Hector Plednotr to Joe.
iiiircner w. a,
ZSD
GRAND 30 ft., e. s.. bet. Osage and
Gasconade; Jos. Klrcher to Llnlo
.Druege w. d
XINERVA-4W ft., a. ., bet. Academy
and Union; McKlnley Realty Co. to
Rcsoc Brewster -W. d...... .....
Mcpherson 100 ft. 34 m.. s. r., bet.
Vandcventer and Sarah: John Mclntyre
to Fred Banister etc d
MARYLAND-IB ft. 1 In., s. s.. bet. Whlt-
1.700
tier ana Boyie; juice numparey to
iteunen vyoosten w. a
. T.soo
jaisaisoiK'x'A nit jjn-i,uw iw iv iti.
Wm. Clerk to North St. Louis Land
and Improvement Oo. w. d..
MARYLAND-SOD ft., s. s., bet. Tailor
and Euclid: David Francis to Peter
O'Nell w a
NORTH MARKETT-40 ft., n. s.. bet.
Twenty-third and Jefferson; nector Ffed
nolr to John Portei-w. d..-
KINTH- ft. UH In., e. s.. bet. Neosho
and Osceola: Llzxle Druege to Louis
Spies w. d
PRIMM 50 ft- s. s.. bet. Waddcll and
EUhth: Frank Reiser to Martin Beres
wil w. d........
PARK 3$ ft. s. -. bet. California and
Nebraska; John Watklns to Ed Moun
tain etc. d....
PARK 38 ft.: Ed Mountain to John
Watklns w. d. ...
RUTGER 35 ft. In.; Allen Maloney to
Mary Maloney p.tc d ............
ST. VINCENT 25 ft., n. s .bet. Louisi
ana and Compton; sealon Wright to Aug.
Bleeck w. d vi 'J
TWENTIETH-SO ft. w. s. bet Branch
and Palm: John Russell to Minnie
Rlckert r. d ... "":: y
TAYLOB- ft., w. a., bet Labadle and
Ashland; Chas. Illsley to Chris. Lau--rneler
w. d.... ........ ...... ;.. ..".....
TAILOR 60 R-: Chas. Illsley to Chris.
Leumeier-w. d. ...... i......... ..."."..
TAYLOR-SO ft: Chas. nialey to Chris.
Laumeler sT. o..... ....... ................
VIRCHNIA--SS ft.. . S;. bet Marceau
and Hauck; CecUa Teson to Henry
lTIIIIW "ST. d..... .................."."
7S.000
.tao
4,00ft
2S5.70
$.100
M90
1.700
2.000
LOOO
BUILDING PERMITS.
,4aWsM is - .
aalrs. V- werm,l$$lJfratOT:nts: $3,400
. JSt It H. Baste, 4529 Labadle: flats; $7,009.
i Frederlak Woesten. K29 North Grand; residence;
"cflL Huff ( Ctv. Twelfth and Gratiot; wreck:
Smlth-DsiTis KiBufactunng OocnnaiiT. TWen
tleth and Locust: warehouse; $29,000.
VW. HTConnoT. $M4 Windsor; flats: K000.
Laura Henslek. nu Fair: flats: $4,900.
SEALS & STOCK CERTIFICATES.
TWM . O. ADAKB STAMP Jb SEAL COn
U4 H. SIXTH ST, ST. LOUIS,
Rave been making tbetn f or 2$ years. Stock trsns-
Xer-aed ledger tree with order. Prices the lowest:
auallty toe "tV Everything In Commercial
ICTATIONKKY. STAMPS. SEALS & STENCILS.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
K. .saea-ssn-.sssa
, MISSOURI,
RHPTJBMC SPECIAL.
.-JeiTienvm fStv. Mo.. Mnv 27. The follow-
.bsx artlclee of Incorporation 'were filed In
atectvUXT ot State 8. B. Cook's office to--Uy:
Jameson -Telephone Company of Jameson;
carjital stock. $3,600. Incorporators A. J.
Puller. W. JC. Stovall. J. F. Brown and
otherf.
The SL Louis Belting and Supply Com
pany of St. Louis: capital stock. $10,000. In-.-cbrponilorr
Daniel Klauber. John Klauber
.ad,Bctd. 3..8teinexK
The St. Xula Bzpress Company of BL
Louis; capital stock, 3.000. Incorporators
It. P. Walton. V. Althous and Robt Dlck
eon. Missouri Llvo Stock Commission Company
of St. Joseph; capital stock, J10.000. Incor
porators J. F. Scammen, J. W. Bcnnct ana
George Hunter.
TEXAS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Austin. Tex., Mnj- 27. The following char
ters tiero Illed by the Secretary l Stato
to-day:
The Chase nnd Netvson Company of Gal
veston; capital stock. J2J.000.
The Golden Rock Company of Port Ar
thur: canltnl Ktnclc Ennnclii
Tho Cherokee Oil and Mineral Company of
Eu; capital stock, jaW-OM.
The Neviporfc Tei.is Oil and Plpo Lino
Company of Beaumont; capital stock,
550".O00.
The Worth Brokerase Company of Beau
mont; capital stock. $10,000.
Aubrey Investment Company of Aubrey;
capital stock $7,000.
The Oil Sprin? Heights Company of Ham
ilton; capital stock, $100,000.
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. 111.. Hay 27.-Certtflcates of in
corporation were lss-ued to-day by Secre
tary of State Rose as follows:
Alton Commercial Club. Alton: to pro
mote tho business interest's of Alton. In
corporators J. K. l'orter. II. A. Iletz and
B. L. Dorsey.
St. Florian Societv. Peru; benevolent. In
corporators Francis B. Rvbarcyk. John
Ktiatek and John K. Wojciechowskl.
Lincolnian IJterarj Society: Onarga; so
cial and litcrarj"- Incorporatorb H. 1.
Balor, i:. S. John-on and O. B. W.ilton.
Johnson County Mutual Relief Associa
tion. RlmriKnn? henenlpnt nnd rhnrltahlC
purpo--ei. Incorporatora M. J. Kerley, J.
w. Kejnoius anil j. w. Oliver.
Patterson Cemetery Association of St. Jo
seph. St. Joseph; cemetery. Incorporators
A. B. Glasscock, J. S. Peters and J. Albert
Lecdy.
Collece- Touns Men's Christian Associa
tion of Northwestern Unlversnty, Evanston;
relipious. Incorporators W. A. Dyche. J.
A. James and T. P. Holgate.
Charles Ratzel & Co.. ChicaBo; capital.
$1500; department store and mall order bus
iness. Incorporators John II. Miller. Hen
ry Love Clarke and Eusene Stewart. ,
STEAMSHIPS.
JbPAN-RH Hi PHILIPPINE ISLANDS VIA
jp.run uninH Honolulu. Pacific Mali s s.
Co.. Occidental . Oriental S. S. Oo. and Oriental
S. S. Co. From Sin Francisco: Peking, June :
Gaelic. June 14: Hong-Kong Mnru. June 33. For
passage and fielght rates, reservations, passage
erders and information, apply to L. E. Towns
ley. agent. 431 Olive St.. St. Louts.
EXCHANGE AaD BARTER.
FIRST-CLASS dentistry for suburban lots. J
USKepubllC;
LARGE stock farm neir St. Louis fc property
in Oklahoma or Indian Territory. G 19S. Repub
lic. WILL exchange a good base-burner stoTe for
brass or Iron bed. 1615 Pennsylvania.
LOST AND FOUSD.
FOUND W here you can find a, double-sole box
calt shoe. 13.85. Harris. 530 Pine at.
LOST On Belt ave. and Suburban Railroad,
girl's tan jacket. Reward If returned to Belt
Avenue Pharmacy. 533 Belt ave.
LOST A ladj's gold watch and a black silk
fob; lost on or about Seventeenth and O'Fallon:
with Initials. M. A. D . on the Inside of the back
case. Any person returning tli same will bo
liberally reward. 1404 North Seventeenth street.
LOST OR STOLEN From the corner of rare
and Prairie, bay mare. 1C hands high, blind In
left eje. right hind foot white: attached to rub
ber tire storm buggy: old Roman letter "R" on
side of panel- liberal reward offered If returned
to George F. Robertson. 4433 Cottage ave.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OP
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
. Washington. D. c April 33. Wtfl.
whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
The Mechanics National Bank of Saint Louts."
In tho City of Saint Louis, In the County of
and State of Missouri, has complied with all the
provisions of the Statutes of the United States
required to be compiled -with before an associa
tion shall be authorized to commence the busi
ness of banking:
Now. therefore. I. Charles G. Dawes. Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
The Mechanics' National Bank of Saint Louis."
in the city of Faint Louis. !n the County of
and State of Missouri. Is authorized to com
mence the business of banking as provided la
section fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine of the
Rev tsed Statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
teal of office this twenty-third day of April. 1901.
. CHARLES O DAWES.
CSeal.) Comptroller of the Currency.
No. BTM.
1
BUSINESS CHANCES.
COPTER Is Klng-BIg copper and coal mines
being opened on raclfle Coast, the center of in
dustrial activity to-day: great chance for
"ground-floor" buying; thousands taking ad
vantage of it; fortunes to be made from small
Investment: write for prospectus of big. strong,
safe company, expending $5,000 monthly for labor;
will bear any test: we have others, but recom
mend this as the best investment on the market;
under State laws, stock Is nonassessable; shares
(par value $1) for a short time 12c cash or easy
Installments. The American Guaranty and Trust
Co.. financial agents, 32S Montgomery St., San
Francisco, Cal.
IF you are looking for Investments and are In
terested In lead and sine mines, prospects or
lands In Northern Arkansas, call at 412 N. Tenth.
In St. Louis; have just returned from the field
with samples of ore and prices of land.
INVESTORS, we have a proposltioiTthat will
pay you to look into. Call or address 215 N.
Tenth at.
BUSINESS WANTED.
G. LANGER. Consulting Mechanical Engineer
and Draftsman WotWng out and perfecting new
Inventions a specialty. 907 Chemical building. St.
Louis, Mo.
PARTIES loosing for Investment In line of
manufactory to see what we have to offer. Call
or address 315 N. Tenth st
UPHOLSTERING Do you wish to have any
upholsterlnr done this spring? If you do, call on
Donlgan. 1512 olive st. Phone M 807.
DIVORCES promptly obtained: monthly pay
ments: damage suits handled with best results;
competent attorneys. Ml Chestnut St., room 204
TO buy rooming-house;
terms. A 198, Republic
$100 cash and easy
I WANT to buy your rooming-house, store or
business. Newton t Co . 216 Lincoln Trust Bide.
WHISKY of exceptional quality; one full gal
lon, packed In plain box. for $2.2$. Kentucky
Whisky House. 817 Franklin ave., St. Louis. Mo.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
CASH for uncanceled postal cards, postage
stamps, coins: list free: premium coin list 19c
St. Louis Stamp and Coin Co . 1003 Pine st
TOBACCO tags bought: highest cash price.
Cerf s Cigar Store. 115 N. Sixth st. St. Louis.
SECONDHAND music box (Interchangeable)
for use In a saloon. M 190. Republic
TWO ferrets wanted.
Benton. Mo.
Address 8. A. Arnold,
IRON, rags, copper, brass, lead, sine bottles.
2830 N. Ninth st
WE buy uncanceled postage stamps, postal
cards, old coins etc ; anv auarnitv: write for
prices. Stamp Co.. 821 Chestnut at. room 204.
Cooperage
Secondhand of all kinds bought
and sold all year round. Geo.
Brueckmann. Main A Valentine.
JUNK
Scrap-iron, Bones, Etc. Send for prices.
Est 1H3. Mayer Fertiliser It Junk Co.,
from 820 to 1033 N. 12th. 8t Louts. Mo.
NICKEL PLATING
Also cold, silver, brass and copper plating; re
pairing, oxjdlzlng and lacquering at reasonable
prices. Dtgge iJIusick. 717-719 Market St.
MUSICAL.
ONE 7 1-3-octave upright piano. $160; one ?-
octave upright piano, j.s; one 7 1-3-octave square
piano, st. v.
Groteguth. 106 N. Twelfth st
OVERSTOCKED with accordions, concertinas,
mandolins, violins: sell special discount this
week. Jos. F. Hunleth Music Co., 9 8. Broadway.
THE old reliable Emerson pianos can be had
at the Daniel G. Dunker Piano Co . northeast
corner Fourteenth and North Market sts.
OVERSTOCKED Will sell any piano In the
house at a sacrifice for cash. Daniel G. Dunker
Piano Co. 1331 North Market
$175 buys a fine Decker Bros, upright plsno, good
as new. 111S N. Sixteenth st
DANCING.
HARRY W. TRIMP'S parties every Thursday
evening throughout the summer: superb orches
tra, electric fans, etc; private lessons all hours.
1413 N. Grand.
PRINTUsQ.
ALWATS In the lead: LOOO business cards. $1;
billheads and noteheads, $LS0: quick service.
Stapleton Co.. 406 N. Twelfth st
A-Al" Printlng-Chespest place In town; send
for samples. McOill & Co. 121 N. Eleventh St.
between Pine and Chestnut
BUSINESS cards. $1: billheads, statements,
noteheads. $1.50 per thousand. A P. Vltrey. 106
N. Twelfth st
CRESCENT Printing Company. 07"n. Fourth
St Fine commercial job work: popular prices.
Send for samples.
J. W. STEELE CO.. Book and Job Printers.
1S.N. Third St Legal blanks sad brlsts a spe-.
claltr. TeL MalnTtTs.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cent Extra.
BOOKKEEPER AWD STENOGRAPHER-Sit
wanted by a )nung lady as bookkeeper and sten
ographer: can. furnish good ret. 1719 Glasgow ave.
COOK Situation by first-class cook and house
girl, from Illinois; good references. 3S0 Fln
rie ave.
COOK Situation by flrst-clnss cook; no ob
jection to small washing; references. Call 1801
Morgan st.
COOK OR NURSE By nest colored girl, po
sition as cook and nurse; from New Orleans, ft,
J.. 633 Beaumont st.
HOUSEKEEPER Position as housekoeper In
small family. 3414 Winnebago st.
HOUSEGIRL Situation by experienced Ocr
m tn Klrl for general housework In smalt family.
CallJSSl'S Olive st.
IIOUSEWOMAN Situation by joung woman
for general houcncrk; small family of grown
people. 1S39 Lucas ave.
HOUSEKEEPER Lndy of education nnd cul
ture, expert and elegant table decorator and tine
desert and high-art cooking, will care for house
during summer: mnke pn serves in any fruits
nnd superintend house renovating; best ref
erences X 1S3. Republic
JAN1TRESS Position by girl to take care of
doctor's office. 2335 Randolph st.
LADY'S MAID A refined voung lady desires
position ns lady's maid; highest city references
L ISO. Re; ubllc.
LAUNDRESS! Situation by the day to go out
shlrg 43SC Sstrtrremc.
LAUNDRESS Situation by first-class laundress
first tev, davs of week; steady; best references.
3657 Olive st.
LAUNDRESS Situation by first-class colored
laundress; washing rough dry and lace curtains
to take home. 42S4A North Market st.
STENOORAniER-PosItlon ns stenographer: 2
years' experience, doing shorthand, tjpewrltinc
and office work: moderate palarj. Address 1313
Monroe st, city.
nELP WANTED FEMALE.
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.
General Ilongesrork.
GIRL WANTED Colored girl for general house
work. 3901 Park.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for light house
work. 4SJ1 Easton.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general house
work. 2133 Arsenal st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Strong girl for house
work. 3120 S. Seventh st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general house
work. 4344 Shenandonh ave.
IIOUSEGinL WANTED A girl for general
housework. 3300 S. Broadway.
HOUSEGIRL WANTKD-Glrl
housework. 3&21 Finney ave.
for general
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl
housework. 3617 St. Louis ave.
for general
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Country girl for gen
eral housework. 4055 Morgan st.
Ilrtl-CPntDT S.- -TT, fA-nnn ot.l n. frn.
eral housework. 3503? Coleman.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-German girl;
housework. 3144 Shenandoah ave.
general
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general
housework at once. 3437 Bell ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-German girl for gen
eral housework. 3325 Gravois ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general house
work: good wages. 3627 Finney ave
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Wrt for general house
work: good wages. 2211A Sv Grand ave.
"n0USEG7RL"wANTED-Nlc7"berman lady to
assist in housework. 1306 Chouteau ave.
HOUSTClRIWANTED-0!rl for general house
work: call at once. 5357 McFhersoa st
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Good colored girl for
general housework. Apply 3118 Morgan st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general
housework: two In family. 4470A Morgsn st
HOUSEOrRL WANTED Girl for general house
work: must be able to cook. $400 Morgan st
"HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl to do general
housework: small family. 2534 N. Grand ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl to do general
housework; no washing or Ironing. W36 Maple.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-A good girl to cook,
wash and Iron; small family. 43b5 Lindell blvd.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general
housework In family ot two. 1434 N. Jefferson.
"HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general house
general housework: no washing. 4S33 Tate ave
HOUS.EG1RI.
WANTED Young glrL colored.
to help with housework. Call to-day,
erne.
IMJ V31D-
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good gin to do gen
eral housework: no washing; references. 4484 La
clede "HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl to do house and
dlnirg-room work and assist Ironing. 4437 La
clede. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for general house
work; no washing or outside work. 4372 Laclede
av enue.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Experienced girl for
general work In small family; good wages. 42(6
Morgan st
HOUSEGIRL WANTED First-class German
rlrl to do general housework; family of adults
333 Cates.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good girl for general
housework: small family; good wages. fiOI6A Fair
mount ave.
"HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl to do general
hiueewcrk; no washing; come ready for work.
4239 McPhe-son.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good experienced Ger
man girl for general housework: good wsges.
2133A Benton st
HOUSEGIRL WANTED A girl to do general
bntework; salary $3 per week. 10C 8. Fourth st.
East St Lovls. ill.
"HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl to assist In
housework with other help. 360 N. Taylor ave.,
near Olive st. cars.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general
housework In small family; wages $1$ to $30.
Call 3331H Olive st
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good wages; three In
family; six rooms; neat girl; general housework:
good cook. 5360 Delmar.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good girl for general
housework: no washing; reference required; good
wages. 3930 Cleveland are.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Experlenced German
girl for general housework; no washing. Ironing
or outside work. 3149 Pine st
"HOUSEGIRL" WANTED-Competent girl for
general housework In family of four; must hare
references. Apply 3972 Cook avo.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general
housework; family of two: short distance from
city: good home. G 167, Republic.
HOUSEWOMAN WANTED Woman to do gen
eral housework In country: no objection to child.
Keres Farm and Dairy Co, 26S5 Olive.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for housework.
13s3 Granville pi.: take Page to Bell, two blocks
north of Ridge and one block west of Granville.
HOUSEGIRi. WANTED An experienced girl
for general housework In a small family: man.
wife and child; good place. 4356A Laclede ave.
DreswmsUcera srstd Seamstresses.
EXPERIENCED pants and overall operators;
steady work: third floor. 720 N. Fourth st
GIRLS WANTED Experienced hand girls on
pants. 2719 Chippewa st
GIRLJ5 WANTED Twenty-flvs experienced
Srls for plain sewing. Apply 114 N. Ninth st,
store.
HAND SEWERS WANTED Hsnd and ma
chine sewers on coats. 60S Carr st
-GIRL8 WANTED Machine and hand girls,
basters; also girls to learn on vests. 3004 Salena.
"SKIRTMAKERS WANTED-Experlenced skirt
makers; also good shirt waist sample makers.
712 N. Tenth st
WAIST AND SKIRT MAKERS Apply at once.
$202 Lawton st
WAIST FINISHERS, ETC WANTED-First-class,
experienced waist finishers and girls to
sew at 2733 Lucas ave.
WAISTMAKERS WANTED 100 walstmakers
at once; highest prices and good work a spe
cialty. Olean Bros., 711 Lucas ave.
"waist trimmer" AND FINISHERSWANT
T1D First-claa waist trimmer and finish
ers. Call bet 8 a. m. and 5:30 p. m.. 3433 Franklin.
Cooks.
COOK WANTED Good cook at once. Apply 4310
Washington ave.
COOK WANTED-Good. plain cook; four In
family; $18. 5537 Cates ave.
COOK WANTED-Flrst-clasB cook
good wages. Call 3931 Cook ave.
(white);
COOK WANTED First-class cook for family
of two; must have best references. 5755 Bartmer.
" HOUSEGIr'l-WANTED-Glrl to cook, wash
and Iron. 5095 Falrmount ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good German girl to
cook and do general housework. 8154 Cahnnno.
"hOUSEWOMANWANTED Woman to go Into
the country for summer, to cook, wash and Iron
for family ot three adults: no objection to child;
one hour's ride: fare paid. Apply 83St Ollre St.
The Trades.
Clerks sad Saleswomen.
CANVASSERS WANTED-Two lady can
vassers on grocery article: salary- Rosen, $13
Spruce st.
SieBoarapavrs.
RUBIGAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE
EXCLUSIVELY FOR URLS. '
Union Trust Bids. Positions second graduates.
Bookkeeper.
BOOKKEEPER WANTED Assistant book
keener and stesoaTasher: must be good rjenman.
rsfd ss4 accurate. Z 17, Republic,
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Three Lines for Five Cents
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.
Nurses.
NURSEG1RL WANTED
2624 Olive st
NURSB WANTED-German nurse for an ln
fant 1103tj Ohio ave.
NURSE WANTED Girl for nurse and house
work. 4131 Maryland.
NURSB WANTED Good white nurse;
tour. Call Dellnlere, 2908 Laclede.
35c
Waitresses.
DINING-ROOM GIRL Experienced dining
room girl W 197, Republic
WAITRESSES WANTED-Glrl waitresses. 716
Olive st. Call In morning, Miindel's Restaurant
"waItRESSUS-WANTE1-Glrls to null on
tables, from 13 to 2; $.! per week; no Sundnjs.
Apply Columbia. 612 Locust st.
Miscellaneous.
DISHWASHER WANTED Woman dishwash
er. 40S Morgan st
DINING-ROOM OIRL WANTED Apply 3323
Olive st
GIHLS-Olrtn wanted, 14 to 18 yearn old; light
work. 317 Pine st.
C.IItl.S WANTED Tw o girls to sack confetti.
St. Louis Confetti Co, 9 N. Mnlh st.
GIRL WANTED Neat joung girl to work
about a lunchroom from 10 to 2 p m. 313 Lo-
CUBt st
GIRLS WANTED Twelve girls to pick straw
berrles; apply nt once. Liquid Carbonic Co.,
wrap ave. ana cncrOKee st.
TTniTei-flTTJT. lriVTIfn n,pmin -lrl In amnll
family or three: good wages. Call at 1402 El
liot LADIES WANTED To learn halrdresslng.
manicuring, massage or chiropody; from four to
eight weeks required; complete outfit or tools
presented each student; positions secured lit best
establishments In cltv: comparatively no ex
pense. Call or write Slolnr College. 1141 Market st
OFFICE GIRL WANTED Bright. Intelligent
joung lidy for office work. 1210 Olive st.
WOMAN to scrub and work In kitchen at once.
2335 Qllv est
WOMAN WANTED A woman for light work.
2330 Franklin ave.
Solid Gold Glasses, $2.50
Each eye sclentlllcilly tested free. DR. O.
MolUTZ. Oculist J-nu Optician. (12 Franklin are.
STOVE REPAIRS
For all -tovea. A. O. Brauer. SK-S1S N. Third it.
SITUATIONS WAIVTCD MALE.
Three Un for Kl Cents.
Each Additional Uno Five Cents Extra.
ADMAN" Competent ad man wants situation;
references C 13R. Hepubl.c.
ACCOUNTANT Fltuntlon bv an exrwrtenced
lumberman and accountant. X 1C1, I.cpubllc.
ACCOUNTANT BooJuT "opened. fTamlncd. bal
anced and statement mad; (lrmn or corpora
ttonseJW. Fisher. 310 Temple building.
ARCHITECTUItAlTDRATIOHTSMAN; can ul
four houri e.enlnRi, rnaklna sketches, plans or
gppclHcatlon vrtUng. R 198. Republic.
ADVERTISER, of twenty icnra' Mp-rienf as
railroad freight claim Imcitlxotor and nrcount
ant. thoroughly conversant with tariffs and rout
ine, desires to connect with nholettalft houe,
manufacturing company or transportation com
pany as rec-l lntr, shipping or cnmwpondlnnr
clerk; Al reteroncs: moderatn pnlax ; Interview
frollclted; no objection to lcnlrc cltj. B 18,
Republic.
BAKER Situation bv a, flrst-rlaM bread and
calce baker; city or country. 421 S. Ninth st.
BARTENDER Situation by nrrt-class bar
tender; city references. J. Hand. Ml St. Joseph
treet.
BUTCHER Situation by first-class meat cut
ter: references' D 201. Republic.
BOOKKEErHR "Wants nt of books to pot or
clote evening. C1SS, Republic.
BOOKKEErFR-Al bookkeeper wishes to
change; bst city rfrncfl; alary reasonable;
wholesale or retail business. X 172. Republic.
BOOKKEEPER Younff man, competent book
keeper and stenographer, -would like tet of books
and correspondence to take caro of after & p. m.;
owns typewriter. R 171. Republic.
ROOK KEEPER Experienced, energetic young
man wrants position with general contractor as
bookkeeper or timekeeper; knows how to handle
workmen ; best references. D 1M, Republic
CHEF COOK Chef cook with reference wants
situation In hotel, restaurant or cafe; no ob
jection to leoA'lng city. E 197, Rrpubllc.
CLERK Young man. 31, good reference, and
no bad habits, sobers irduntrlom. desires place
In wholesale home; start reasonable. O 1S7, Re
public. DISHWASHER By an old soldier a place In
some hotel or restaurant an dishwasher; !
something of a conk and generally handy and
quick around the kitchen. K 14, Republic
EMrisOYMENT rhysldan desires employment
of any kind; prefer 'with a chemical or phar
maceutical company; good references. D W,
itepuDiic
ftA.-C.nrAI Til. l4 l luiia ,'Ihiiiuh iu
office, or road; good talker, neat penman, quick.
srstw sr-.4-n a nrTA - a r C n'.ni. esmsEistAn Is
WIC.b fc .u.v. ,. .v.. ..-i..........
APTTrss TirvVc;itiiatlnn lv tirlpht hrtv of 1ft !n
nm office, with chance of advancement.- 22D3
Iy5cust st.
BALtr.VMJlP. miuauun oy inariii jnun 01
as salesman: have had 12 veirs' experience: best
Ot reiereUtrs a'c "" ri.v.r... mrturn oct..w-
ta- TVftA nun lhlee. No. 76. I. O. O. F.. Doe
Run. Mo.
STENOORAFIITIR-Plt. of anv kind. Irr younc
man stenosrapher: office experience. 1J0U Fa
pln t.
STENOORAniCR-Pltiintlon by jounK lady
stenorrarher and bookkeeper; office experience.
X414 Washington ave.
"WATCHMAN Situation by man, SI. as watch
mnn or timekeeper: scber. honest, reliable; ac
quainted In olty: best references. I. 187. Re
public "WAIA paper to clean; nine years; experience
la this work exclusively; send postal; will call.
J Neal 223 Marlon st.
WORK Situation by a boy to do any kind of
work; good recommendations. 2MQ Lucas ave.
WORK-Po,ltlon In Jewelry store; clock work
preferred; six years' experience; can furnish Al
references. S 153. Republic.
TOlTNfl MAN Thorough education, good hab
its; office preferred. J. .. aiE5 locust St.
BURINRS9. SHORTHAND snd TBLEORAPH
8CHOOU CENTURY BUILDING, cor. OLIVE
and NINTH STa Open through the summ-r,
wlltout vacation. Business openings coming this
school largely outnumber graduates seeking po
sitions. The graphonhone Is used In dictation
classes. Call or writs for circular.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Three Uns- for Fire Cents:
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.
Clerks and Salesmen.
AOENT WANTED Cspable man to sell fine
line of specialties to retail trade: right terms;
splendid opportunity. J 16. Republic.
CASH paid week'y to sell Ireea for the Greeley
Nurseries, Qreeley, Colo.
MAN WANTED-Good appearance, to represent
old house on road: salary snd expenses to atart.
Call at 91 Olive s , room 2.
MAN WANTED Young man to asslt In of
fice: must be willing to leave city; salary J50 to
start Call 904 Olive st . room 30S
8ALES5IAN WANTED-Energctio salesman:
school supplies: country work; J100 salary and
commissions. R. O. Evans ft Co.. Chicago. 111.
SALESMEN WANTED-To sell teas and cof
fees to famtly tradj In the city. Apply 1111
Franklin ave.
RAiTfiviT. WAVTrD-Man to work In city
see retail trade: good proposition. Room 220, Be-
noist Duuainjr. itintn ana nne bib.
SALESMEN are delighted with profits on our
new siae line to aruggisis Aoarew t. v. ovew
art Co . S3 Dearborn st., Chicago.
SALESMEN WANTED-Salesmen of ability;
must have good appearance. R20 Mermod St Jac
card building. Good opportunity for right man.
SALESMAN WANTED Well-dressed, experi
enced man: $20 weekly; after 9. Room 10, 07
Market.
SALESMAN WANTED-Salesman calling on
saloon trade In tho city to handle good-pailng
.. Una ln.1.. TO VV.lnilt t.
SALESMEN WANTED Arkansas, Texas.
Louisiana; sell cigars: side line; good propeosl
tlon right men. Mutual Cigar Co . 602 N. Fourth.
SALESMEN WANTED Men who caii seii ;
"Reform." everywhere: the best nickel cigar
made; liberal proposition to salesmen. Address
Havana Cigar Co.. St. Louis.
" SALESMEN WANTED Two good house-to-house
men to sell from wagon; H per day and
expenses and 10 per cent commission, w. J.
Cawthon. 2630 Washington ave.
SAT.P!ffMTrv WANTED To represent ur and
sell teas and roffees to families in every town
In Missouri. Illinois and Southeastern Kansas;
big pay. Athletic Tea Co . 917 Franklin.
SALESMAN WANTED For wholesale and re
tall trade only, by June 5; natural ability and
aptness more essential than experience: stralxht
salary: no commission; 814 cash required: also
references: none but those meaning business
need apply. D. Allen & Co.. Canton. Mo.
WE pav 825 a week and expenses to men wun
rig to Introduce roultry Compound and Insect
Destroyer; inclose stamp. Eureka Mfg. Co., Mar
shall. Mo.
TOUNG MAN WANTED By wholesale grocer
company, voting man for general office work: 17
to 20 Address In own handwriting: state age,
experience and reference. M. 194. Republic
Stenographers.
fTTTeNOGRAPHnR Tounr man. 3 vears'exnerl-
ence: Remington machine; wants position: has
references; will work reasonable. Z 134. Republic.
HELP -WANTED MALE.
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Une Five Cents Extra.
The 1rac.es.
BARBER WANTl-!tV-P1rallfl,. K:if.hf.. stnirlf"
steady Job. 15K! N. 1 .i lor av e.
BARBHR WAXTlTri A ,.! t.arh.r stenriv
vAork: 310 guaranteed. ZIO Morgan st.
riAIlTENDKIl-Sltuitlon nnted as bartender;
good rcicrtm.es. V 154. Republic.
"llAKER WANTED-At once Address C. W.
Carroll. Buffalo. Mo . Dullis County.
BAKER VANTi:i-rirst-clns3 pie baker.
BumJiu .W Ilncrnlcln I'le Co, 23J1 Benton.
IIOILURMAKU1IS WANTED Ten "bollermak
ers to lrave cltv: steaily work and 31 cents hour
for IlnH-claya men. Apply J. II. Ferris. nom
av- iivi;i iinjienjii. uroiuway ana '-nesinui sv.
HURIIIILMAN" TAIIJOU WANTED-Gno.1 I
waes; steady work MucCarth. IJvans Tatlur-
lni;Co.JJ) Olive st. J
BLACKSMITH WANTED Blacksmith or help
er. Address llox .. baptjlngton. Mo.
CARPENTERS
121C Olive, ri ir.
WANTED Two carpenters.
CAltl'ENTEHs VV.NTEI-Carienters and car
bulld-rs. Apply :SC0 Ue Kalb st.
MACHINE Ol'DItATnii WANTED Experi
enced machine operator for vests: call at once;
Biemi) unt. ,n I'lne. third llo.ir.
room 2ii.
MACHINISTS WANTED Ten tlr.t-il.iss raei
to leave cltv. men nccustomed to roundhouse
work preferml. Appli J. II. Kerrls. room 102.
Hotl tnprlal. l:roadua and Chestnut st.
OI'HUATOK WANTED-Operator for view
photographer: steudj ; must understand his busi
ness. 1407 Market st.
The Trades.
BARTENDER WANTED Experienced young
man as attestant bartender. Cerf s Sample
Room. No 1L. N. Sixth st.
COOK WANTED (food-colored man to cook
la restaurant: experienced. 2333 Olive St.
MEAT-CUTTER WANTED A meat-cutter;
single. Schram'B Market. 1443 Old Manchester.
I'ArillUIAXGUIu: AX'n I-ARTEHOYH WANT
ED Geo. L. Wlraer. 3300 Laclede ave.
PREPsrEEDEIt WANTED Lithograph press
feeder. 24 N. First st.
PRES? FEEDElTAviANTED Job press feeder.
Hese Env. Co., 123 Ivjcust.
PRESS FEEDER WANTED-Experlenced Job
press feeder. Call at 413 N. Fourth at.
SADDLE HAND) WANTED At once. Apply
to Jacnli D. Strauss Saddlery Co., 130S Washing
ton ave.
WANTED Machinists and bollermakers by tho
Toledo. M. Louis nnd Western II. II. Co., at
Frankfort, Ind. Standard wnes and steady
work. Apply to Kd Keane. 104 N Fourth St., St.
Louis, or A. J. Ball, Frankfort, Ind.
WATCHMAKi:nWANTED Watchmaker with
a set of tools: must have good references. At
Alex. J. Tollock's. lis N. Fourth St.
WHEEUIAKERS, ETa, WANTED Wheel-
mikers: also tongue, gear and body makers;
good wages and pay everv Saturday night. J. F.
LuMng, Nob. 1616 and 1C17 N. Seventh St., bt.
Louis.
WHITENERS WANTED-H. Gerlach, S2J N.
Eighth st.
20 CYLINDER Press feeders. Blckelhaupt
Bros.
Boys.
BOY WANTED-Errnnd boy. American Print
ing Co, 214 Ollvn st.
BOY WANTED-Boy to paste labels. St. Louis
Confetti Co . 3 N. Ninth Ft.
1101 WANTED Bright, strong boj, 17 jesrs
old. to learn good trail. 217 Pine st.
BOY WANTED learning boy or third, and
baker to help on cakes by day. 27M Arsenal st.
BOY WANTED Bov. IS -ears old. for drug
store; must have experience. Call 41R1 Easton.
HOY WANTED-Experlenced bus boy at the
Breltllng Restaurant. 411 N. Broadway, up
stairs BOY WANTED-Small boy to strip tobacco In
cigar factory; chance to learn trade. 914 Wash
st , second floor. '
HOY WANTED Young man or boy with some
experience at painting or graining. Apply 2416
S. Thirteenth st.
BOY WANTE1 Boy. 18 years old: have had
experience in meat market: no other ned call.
1637 N. Twentl-nrth.
BOY WANTED-Boy to work In overall fac
tory, at once: big pay. 614 Locust St.: take
elevator to fifth floor.:
"BOY WANTED-Boy" with six months' ex
perience at tinner's trade: call before 8 o clock.
Tuesday. J720 Easton ave.
BOY WANTED Strong boy to help In candy
factory: must be willing to work; about Is years
of age. Apply Columbia, til Locust St.. rear.
BOY WANTED Small boy fmm 11 to 14 to
drive buggy; musi know city; thorough In pn
manshlp: good recommendations. 3615 St. Louis.
PASTEBOY WANTED At once. Call 1473A
Belt.
. Canvassers and Solicitors.
ARE you a Buffalo? If not. send for particu
lars regarding moneymaklng article. German
Novelty Co, Lock Box 1018. St. Louis.
SOLICITORS WANTED Solicitors can make
$23 per week salary- investigate. Room 202, De
Poto building. "OSii Pine st.
CANVASERSWANTED Experienced can
vassers, with rood references: permanent posi
tion. Call a century omioing.
... .nnuifin sfs a ss,.ar-af-Tssi a n Sfvamnsi . ta-ssxe
or commission; four to eight-day opium and whla-
Ity cure, auuivtir a -j-j --,- fc-m.,i....i.1st.j .
sni.tciTORS WANTED Sollcltors on sslsry or
commission, for city nnd country, to call on
business and professional men. 44 Laclede build
ing.
nn ...OTAn f . ..""I1 I I . r-m.n. .. .Altr1tn.a ffn
cater o family trnde; lllieral commission: excel
lent goods; quick sellers Address Kentucky
Whisky House. t!7 franklin are.
WANTED Five experienced, hustling Are ln
surnnco sollcltors: fine contract to right men;
open field- big opportunity. Address Security Mu
tual Ins Co . Little Rock. Arlc
WE want three experienced canvassers, on sal
ary; one to six months contract: at once; ele
gant outfit free. Murlllo. 1314 Olive st.
Collectors.
OFFICE MAN WANTHD-Tounr man for of
fice work and collect: salary S50 per month. 1230
Olive st.
Laborer.
CONCRETB MIXERS WANTED-Colored con
crete mixers and laborers; Garrison and St.
Louis aves. Thornton A Co.
"LABORERS WANTED Laborers. Apply 2809
De Kalb sL
""MEN WANTED Twenty-Are men forbalajtlng
gang for Frisco Railroad Company: wages J1.5
per day: work at gapulpa. I T.: free pass. Ap
ply J. Dlgnan. 1200 N. Third st,
Dranffritamen.
DRAFTSMAN WANTED-Good srchltectursl
draftsman; to start work Immediately. 621 Waln
wrlght building
Hlscellaneoas.
ANT person who will distribute circulars for
33 dally should address Standard Co.. 4 Wells,
Chicago: steady position: no canvassing.
GARDENER WANTED-Gardener for lawn
and housework. S60 N. Taylor ave.. near Olive
st. cars. .
HOSTLER WANTED An experienced hostler.
William Buol.. 2600 Nebraska ave.
HUSTLER WANTED Willing to travel; sal
ary to stnrx: nice, easy proposition and pleasant
work. Call at 918 Ollvo st.. room 2.
IF you are a Catholic, unemployed, and will
work for 318 per week, write MacConnell Bros.,
11 Franklin St.. Boston. Mass.
MAN WANTED Young man to work In butch
er shop at725 Chouteau ave.
MAN WANTEDTo travel: fair salary and ex
penses to commence: experience unnecessary. Call
or address Manager. 904 Olive, room 309.
MEN WANTED-To try Harris's box-calf
shoes: 32.93. Harris. 84 Shoe Man. 520 Pine st.
MEN WANTED Two young men to run
trains. Van Noy News Co . 33 8. Twentieth.
MILKER WANTED Good milker. Kejes Farm
and Dairy Co , 36S5 Olive.
WANTED. Everywhere Hustlers to tack signs,
distribute clrculsrs, samples, etc.: no canvassing;
good pay. Sun Advertising Bureau. Chicago.
WANTED Men and women to copy letters, 15
to $6 weekly, working evenings: work mailed on
application: Inclose stamp. Toledo Novelty Sup
ply Co . Toledo, O.
WANTED Men to learn barber trade; only
eight weeks required; special offer to applicants
from distance; board, tools and scholarship; busy
season: 113 to 315 weekly paid graduates: write
to-day. Moler Barber College. 1141 Market St.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS. Canvassers See me from 5 to 7 p
tn.: moneymaker. Pearson. 1906 Morgan.
AGENTS WANTED Ladles carable of ap
proaching well-to-do people: something new and
good. Xl97, Republic
AGENTS For honest dealing and quick sales,
try the Peerless Grinder. Peerless Mfg. Co.. 23
N. Fourth st,. St. Louis. Ma
AGENTS WANTED Male and female. In city;
big pay; quick returns. Apply Old Reliable Star
Portrait f"o "flfi N. Eleventh t-
' AGENTS WANTEDMale and female. In city;
I big Day; quick returns Apply Old Reliable Star
I Portrait Co . 203 N. Eleventh st.
AGENTS WANTED Ladles or gentlemen on
the best-selling household necessities: references;
roust bear Investigation. 1719 8. Broadway.
AGENTS WANTED Agents for the finest Imi
tation diamond In the world; send 25c for sam
ples. Big T Diamond Co.. 220 Benolst building.
AGENTSWANTED-Experienced Industrial In
surance agents for the best seller In town; good
pay: quick promotion to good men, Y 182, Re
public AGENTS WANTED Agents even-where; new
aluminum card case and cards; good sellers: bit
profits; samples free. Haskell. 8. Broadway.
Bt. Louis.
AGENTS WANTED To present good proposi
tion: 35 weekly salary guaranteed snd bis; com
mission: monty for good hustlers. 1513 N. Jef
ferson are.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED Two ladles and two gen
tlemen agents: light, pleasant work: large com
mission; salary to right party; references. Room
S Odeon building.
AGENTS WANTED Agents, handle our studs,
rings and Jewelry: big sellers; big money; write
for prices. Eureka Diamond and Kovelt Co . Ml
Olive st , room 20;.
AGENTS WANTED-Rubher collar". 2: cuffs
Wc: mailed on receipt of price: will not turn
yellow: guaranteed not to wilt, send for circular.
Thread city Collar Co., 1220 Olive st.
AGENTS WANTED Male"or female: best ell
Ing Invention of the centuo : live canvassers maka
ffi n dav : terms and territory upon application.
Parker Mercantile Compan). St. Luuls. Mo.
AGENTS WANTEIV-Clty'or countrvT Ret our
proposition: hnnert business: oer HO1! i month;
chances for advancement Call or writ" I-ewIi
Medicine Co .4o6 N. Third St.. ft. Louis. Mo.
AGENTS WANTED individuals cr tlr-l- o
pell the new Alpine fire and burglar proof safe.
No capital or experience needed. Outfit ant! run
instructions tree, uig proms to worsers. write
for catalogue nnd terms The Alpine Safe ,t
Lock. Co . Cincinnati. O.
AGENTS on salary or commission; the great
est agents' seller ever produced: cverv uer
of pen and Ink buys It on right: 2C0 to .W) per
cent profit: one agent's .ales amounted to 1621)
In six ilas: another 332 In two hours. Monroe
Mfg. Co. X 43. Ijo. Crosse. Wis.
riVB good hustlers to work frr the onlv first
class studio in Pt. Louis hamlllng tickets; ele
gnnt outfit free. Murlllo. 1314 OIIvest.
INSURANCE AGFNTP No Iape: new propo
sition. S23 Lincoln Trust buiMlng Seventh anl
Chestnut sts . 8 o'clock. C. A. Walker.
LADY AOENT.1 WANTEDLsrlv agenti to
travel: others to rnnvops. 3.v to $200 per month.
Call or address O R. C. Co . 1137 Washington
ave. St. Louis. Mo
MEN WANTED-Men with rig to advertise
and Introduce Monarch Poultry Mixture; strolcat
salarv, Sli weekly and exrenres- Address with
ftamp. Monarch Manf. Co . Box 4S. Springfield.
$7.00 to 812.00 dally. Get this winner. No talk
ing. Sell. Itself for 7"c. easy get dollar. l!st
agent made, $84 00 six days, nils your pockets
with cash. Perfect Rubber nnd 14-carat gold
plate Fountain Pen. complete: sample mailed.
EOc: three. $1 3J: six, 82.30; dozen. $1 73 Remit
with order. John F. Ncvlns, 117 Y"est Sixty-third
street. New York.
TESTIMONIALS-Fold th dozen vpsterdav- or
ders for 60 more; John Balms. Marquette Mich .
received sample: sells at s(ht: nnd half gross.
G. W. Irvln San Ancelo. Tex . tool; 20 orders In
two hours W. T. Harris. Mokelumne Hill. CaL.
"Modern" Alter easiest thing to sell T ever han
dled Hamilton Marsh. Norwich N. Y.. for
water workp towns onlv: send for circulars.
Modern Filter Co.. 243-19 Franklin st . Boston.
MaslL
WANTED State agents for Missouri and Iowa
to handle fraternal Insurance Address, with ref
erences. Joseph F. Barry. New London. Mo.
WANTED Several capable men in each Sat
to travel and appoint agents salarv $100 per
month nnd expenses, together with commission on
sales by nrents appointed: position permanent
to right nartv ; no experience necessary, but un
questioned references as t high character must
be furnished. Address Jobber 9tt. 336 Dearborn
St.. Chicago.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ALL those desiring help or seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
of the State Labor Bureau of Statistics. 8l3Vj
Chestnut st. Situation and help furnished free
of charge. Tel. Klnloch A 9U.
BARTENDER and assistant: also porter; 820.
835. National Employment Co. 113 N. Sixth
street.
BRICKYARD laborers, ehovelers. brick setters
and shovelers; 31.&J. National Employment Co.,
113 N. Flxth st.
COOK. Etc. Situation by Art-clnss German
cook and waitress; best references. 3WH Morgan.
COUNTRY blacksmith: 82 day and board. Na
tional Employment Co . 113 N. Mxth st.
TARM hands. 820; gardeners. 322; milkers- $22.
found. National Employment Co , 113 N. Sixth
street.
GROCERY clerk and delivery driver; $30. found.
National Employment Co.. 113 N. Sixth St.
STABLEMAN. $20: buggy washer. 833 and
rooms. National Employment Co.. 113 J. Sixth
street.
MAN snd wife; dairy and grain farm. Na
tional Employment Co., 113, N. Sixth at,
TEN carpenters- country: long Job; highest
wages. National Employment Co., 113 N. Sixth
street.
TEN factory laborers and yardmen; 31 M, 81.75.
National Employment Co. 113 N. Sixth st.
TEAMSTERS', shovelers. laborers: 81 M and
31.75. National Employment Co., 113 N. Sixth
street.
TWO feed wagon drivers; 810 week; steady.
National Employment Co.. 113 N. Sixth st.
TINNER for country shop: 82 and board. Na
tional Employment Co.. 113 N. Sixth st.
TEN section Miands. 31 25 day, board 83.50;
monthly pay; office fees deducted. National Em
ployment Co.. 113 N. Blxth st.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
-WaateaU
ALL kinds of household goods bought: entire
contents of houses wanted: full value paid.
Jones A Cr . 1143 Olive. Main 157; C 742. (
OLD feathers; will pay 35c per pound: send
total. S. Ratav'a.
AID v
Ninth.
PARTIES declining housekeeptne. see me before
selling firniture. pianos, carpets, etc: will pay
hlghst price. Wolf. 18 B. Eleventh, Phone C 465.
FEATHERS WANTED I pay the highest pneo
also for carpet that can be obtained. M. Speel
man, 2628 Qltve; send postal.
SECONDHAND furniture, stoves, etc., large or
small lots, bought at residence or store; good
y. fti.ssi vj uiunjnt -.I? i.nn bt.
TOP cash prices for all kinds furniture, car-
.., imuwni. Biuret ana metal, tr. Bian. ASUS
fllddlo st. Send postaL
For Sals.
CARrETS Hundreds misfit carpets. Brussels,
velvet, three-ply Ingrain. 82 up; rugs of all kinds.
Franklin Furniture House. 723 Franklin ave.
CHEAP gas mantels, glebes, chandeliers:
globes 5c up; fixtures sco up; also Job lot of gas
stoves at bargain. 2635 Franklin ave.
COMPLETE layout of furniture of two rooms
and kitchen; brand-new. 2A41A Bernard st.
REFRIGERATOR, beds. etc. Apply 4214 West-
miunirr pmce.
o.a , -lf.,l, Yu. . A..,.- -r
Jewel. Reliable and Dangler's hot water connec
tion; perfect order; 34 50 up, delivered. 2812 Eas
ton ave.
NEW fabrics for old wood bed spring frames;
makes them better than when new; I put them
on at small cost. Chas. W. Fischer, 63J S. Sev
enth. GA9 ranges, Majestio. Perfect. Quick Meal,
Jewel, Reliable, Dangler, hot water connections;
perfect order; 34 60 up: delivered. 2812 Easton.
ALMOST new baby buggy; twin-burner vapor
gasoline stove, oven attached, and two good
rugs; all In good condition.
REFRIGERATORS', best that money can buy,
at warehouses New York Storage Co , Twenty
second and Wash: also new furniture, carpets,
stoves; cash or time.
BICYCLES.
For Sale.
CAESAR. Cleveland. Crescent. Pierce. Andrae,
Regal and Tempest, St. Loula Cycle Co.. 935 N.
Second st. See Morgan. Main 34; A 716.
PIERCE. Cleveland. Regal, Columbia. Andrao,
Crescent and Caesar bicycles. Morgan St Harding,
8856 Olive st.
FOR SALE-CATTLE.
MILCH cow and heifer calf 6 weeks old. 145.
1340 Tamm ave.
PURE fresh Jersey cows. Maxwell's farm. St.
Charles Rock road, west of Wellston; electric
cars pass the place; ownsr there 1 to 5 p. m.
BOOKS. PAPERS.
X WANT to buy law, medical and other good
bonks. John Usahan. bookseller, fltn and Market,
PENSIONS, PATENTS.
PATENT attorney and draftsman: no patent,
no pay. 905 Carleton building.
nSHFKMEN Two valuable. efAclent and In
expensive recipes for preparations for catching
Ash: a sure thing; mailed for 25 cents. Address
Acme Novelty Co . Box 201. East St. Louis, ill.
RUBBER STAMPS, SEALS, STENCILS.
ADAMS, the stamp man. 314 N. Sixth st,. rub
ber stamps, seals, stencils, etc; good, cheap,
quick: write for new list.
RUBBER stamps, rubber type, sign markers,
brass snd aluminum checks, at lowest, prices.
Kasper Stamp and Seal Company, sit Locust st.
GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.
DOWNING replates and repairs silverware,
gold plates watches. Jewelry: good work; cash for
old gold, sliver and platinum. 208 N. Seventh st,
GOLD and silver plating in all branches; cash
for old gold and silver- Ane gold for sale. See
kamp & Krause. 812'.; Pine st,
PARTNERS WANTED.
YOUNG MAN WANTED Young man. neat ap
pearance, to assist mo In mall-order business;
must have 82S to 830 cash. Rla7. Republic.
WALL PAPER.
ySK the Parisian Wall Paper Cleaning Co.
thilr prices before golPg elsewhere. 1723 Franklin
ave. Telephone Klnloch C 9U. Bell M 653.
HAVE your panernanglnr dene at headquarters;
we do n-orc for less money. VAesthus, Broadway
and Allen ave
HERB You Are I will paper your room for 83
up; work guaranteed. II. E Gregory, 2927 Park
ave.. house painter and Interior decorator.
ZEHNER &-ca7"l430-PaplnStr Paper hang
lng. whitening and plastering: all work done at
lowest rates: satisfaction guaranteed: send postal.
THE ONLY responsible firm doing work at rea
sonable prices: a perfect Job every time; esti
mates furnished. Up-to-Date Wall Paper Co.,
1101 8. Jefferson av e.
WE can satisfy you and save you money; a
Cirfsct job every time; estimates furnished.
p-to-Dle Wall Paper Co.. 1101 8. Jefferson ave.
PERSONAL.
Fifteen Cents Per Una.
ALL private diseases a specialty at the Frank
lin Avenue Free DUpensory. 1211 Franklin svst
ANY girl needing friends, help or care tnruusTa
confinement can And them at the Salvation Army
Rescue Home. 37M Marine ave. Ensign P. M
genson. matron.
CnWPTMFnUTNT cases tnlc.n nart m ft
If desired: private seclusion, consultation ass
inai treatment: naopting oaoies rree; treats ir
regularities: try my reculator; best ot medical
care and nursing; get mv terms: written gaxsT
antee for nil rases: call or write- all mstt
promptly answered: patients met at station off
none in my vehicle. 3ir3. ur. Jmrpny. zu i
212S Olive st. Klnloch phone S21C.
DOCTOR MARY MURPHY gives written
'Zip
antee: ooara sz-U). $2. 34 per weeu. 2123
Olive st.
DOCTOR MKRWIN. 2233 Olive st.. expert spe
cialist, treats all ladles troubles: painless method
brings quick relief; private home provided.
"fbCTOR ELLA ALLEN. Female Specialist
IS ears successful experience; perfect seclusion
during conAncm'nt: home private, reliable and
Incorporated; ladles In trouble. calL 2308 Olive st.
DR. DENNIS, regular licensed physician: suc
cessfully treats all female troubles; guaranteed
results: alo confinements: perfect seclusion la
my private home; consultation free. 2847 Morgan.
DR. MARY ARTHUR-Only physician keeplrul
a confinement home In city having a healthy lo
cation: tralred nurses; excellent accommodations,
motherly rare and perfect seclusion: Irregulari
ties successfully treated or no charge; guaran
teed results. Consultation free. 2911 Morgan St.
FREE genlto-urinarv- clinic dallv: 4 to 5 p. m.
2"a Benolt building. Ninth and Pine sts.
GOLDEN Seal Female Regulator relievts from
3 to 5 hours. Sent secure from observation tor
31. Golden F.at Medical Co.. 2911 Morgan.
I.ADIE-; In trouble will not regret caning on
Mrs. Holland: low-st terms. 2326 Pine st.
LADIES. If In trouble, you will save time nnd
money by calling at Mrs. rrl-Jc'n. 1913 Chouteau.
LADIES My regulat-T never falls; one com
plete treatment free. Mrs. E. Starr, 2329 Frank
lin av e.
MRS. DOCTOR IIOGAN receives before and
during confinement; Infants adopted If desired:
ladles In trouble call or write. 2215 Olive st.
MR3 L. HOTSON. ladles" private home flur
Inir confinement: absolute protection and mr.ty
nssured: motherly care; Irregularities; success
guaranteed or no charges; Infants adopted: -reformation
fre: ladies in trouble, call or writes
v-erman ana French spoken. 2201 and 2203 Ollvtv,
OLD DR. WARD. Offlct. 1303 Washington Ave..!,
-..- iuw, .injguB iua.es or gsaxiexaen.
any cause, skillfully treated: saving Bfe of mis
ery and regit. Call or write; SO years' experi
ence; guarantee results: perfect seclusion and
privacy for ladles: comforts of home; motherly
care; quick restoration to full and complete
health nnd strength; patients mt at train.
SUPERFLUOUS hair, mole, warts, tumors and
facial blemishes removed oalnlessly by electrlo
Ity: hours, i to 4 p. m, Room 412 Chemical
building.
LADIES, $500 REWARD.
For an abnormal, obstinate case of satppresslon.
any cause, my regulator falls to relieve In 24
hours. Positively guaranteed. No ergot or pills.
Many saved from suicide. Ideal safe home treat
ment: mall X. Doctor Jackson. K. C, 806. 167
Dearborn. Chicago.
Rtwiure and Varictcalt
Office or Home Cure. See Bell. Expert
mectiinlc and Inventor ot Bell Support.
No knife; no syringe. No agents. The
Bell Rupture Cure Co.. 1418 Washington
ave.. St, Louis. Mo.
OPIUMi
and writ 8XT xtABrrs mjKki st "sums
In to 8 iJays: Ad. ur. o. u.xhoslpbo-a
BCT 8. Jefferson Ave.. Si. Louts, Mo.
BELGIAN HARES.
HIGH-GRADE Belgian Hum-If yon wsnt 81
or 32 stock, don't call. Old Orchard Rabbi try,
old Orchard. Mo., or 2003 Clark. St, Louis. Mo.
STORAGE AND MOVING.
AMERICAN Storosre and Movintr Connmar. atut
Ollvn St Parking, shipping, storage; separata
rooms. Tel. Miln 2531.
. H- Longdate, president.
BONDED Warehouse Hy. C Wlehe StrxsavJ
aril Moving Company. 1512-16 Franklin vrfi
uiuny auvancw wnen aesirra. lumocn i i
KRANKLIN Warehouse and Storage CCJf-lJS
duMproof rocms. 1003 Franklin ave. Charles
ivieoringhaus. i-roprletor. Both telephones.
LINDELL Storage and Moving Co . 1227 Taylor
ave.. will mow- furniture carefully and promptly;
phone Lindell 69: Klnloch B 1S66.
NEW YORK Storage Company. Office 111
Union Trust Building Move. park. ship, store
btp. sti
Malnl
nne furniture in private rooms, i'none
SOUTH Sldo Storage and Moving Co.. JUL 1JD
snd 1905 Sidney st. TeL Sidney 223: Kin. C 11H.
LANGAN A TAYLOR
Storaire and Moorlnc Ctk.
1823 Washington ave.
Moving, packing nnd shipping a spedslty. BsTt
Main 1x56; Kin. C 741. Separate rooms for storage.
Storage
ABSOLUTEXT FIREPROOF New
Warenouses. Grand end Laclede
aves.. for sue-uectna- or flxral-
tore, pianos, trunks, valuables, boxes, etc;
strictly first-dses; moving, packing. smplnaV
etc Money advanced. Consign goods our cam
Estimates free Get our rates. Phone C Mf.
H. U. LEONORX. JR.. CO- 12tt-H OBt at.
CARPET CLBANINO.
AIM. say Cabin's carpet renovating Is sts the
longest. 206 S. Broadway. Kin. B 117. Main its.
AMERICAN (Verdler) Steam Carpet Beating
and Renovating Company, Nineteenth and Pins
First-class work; lowest prtoea. Bell Main M;
Kin. D 70.
CARPETS taken up, cleaned, made msr sad
laid; beet work: lowest prices. Empire Steam
Carpet Cleaning Co.. 3123 Lucas, Main 1131: ON.
ENTERPRISE Steam Carpet Cleaning Oo
Special attention altering, sewing ana is-asyinsr.
Easton and Pendleton. Lindell 874M; Kin, D ML
GLOBE Steam Carpet Cleaning OX takes
cietvnr-, relays caxpeus; n-wesx prices;
anteed. 3139 Olive st. : Klnloch C 14M.
UPHOIArERINO. rnartress-t-aekhv sad faath
er-renovatlng. Do you wish any wcrk doner CM
j-ionigan. uix uure. A-nooe at sbi.
EDUCATIONAL.
BORGE3 Seanlsh School Entranns 89a
Trust Building Classes formed at any tune:
Vne ftrniilnr translaflona anlti-ttaA
ELOCUTION.
pfiycho phystoaJ cultares
feet exnressloa o1
.health. jKi.
fxamttss, lata
'a iuea tuia ooaijy
Clarke. 313 Union Trust bid.
mer nvtes.
PRIVATE lessons, shorthand and
exclusively: expert iaay teacner:
...it
85 month: nosltlon
secured. BaxrJka
Washington ave.
ST. LOUTS Commerrial College. Central T, K,
C. A. Indtvldral Instruction given tn each dsc,i
commercial, shorthand and tacrmsi, 8L I Ottrsm,
Prin.
WORLD'S FAIR, CLASSES.
The BERLITZ ScImbI ef UMUMES.
Mermod A Jaecard BlAs.
7th
Practical knowledge of any languages l
teea. Bpecuu wwikbs. atisa
HOTELS.
HOTEL WTOMINO. rtfteenth and CTiaetnsaVl
Modern Improvements: rooms. E0g sad B nsl
JVm,. sTr saWA-ahB-e a. wmM era. ai
unj, - s-'sr si osgfa. HMl M.
DYKIXO. CIsBA!VI!Vt AXD REPAnUHOl
IAun3 and gentlemen, hnv your sanMntfJ
cieaJix?a. ayea ana repairea; nrsi-cuus worK. Jrmili
uyeinp anu ueiuiuis vo.. a-J-m Jtimnxisa mtf9
OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT,
J
ALL kinds of gentlemen's and ladles clot
carpets, beddinr. etc: highest prices psirTr
cr send postal. W. Kult, 1434 Franklin ave;
CLOTHING WANTED-For ladles and I
5ood clothing I pay the highest price In tbt,
1. Speelraan. 2628 Olive st. Send postaL v
GELBER. late of Texas, buys second
clothing pay twice as much as value. beV
I need them badly. Joe Oelber. 1017 Carr st4
HIGHEST cash price paid for ladles and'
tlemcn's cast-off clothing. Call or send p-nrtil.
Miller. 603 Walnut st. Kin. A 215. No branchc
OPTICIANS.
E. B. STRAUS, Eye ExpertGold
82.9(1 up: complicated cases a specialty;
equipped testing parlor In city.
ue jjc
Locust st
E CH eye scientifically examined free of charge
by S. S. Drellua OptlcUn. laoo Franklin ave.
DRESSMAKING.
"""" .. --- - .- -- ----. . sainn.
LADIES. I will teach you tailor-made skirt trot
ting, including 33 oo chart, for 8J.60. call an
Washington ave. St. Louis. Mo.
REAL ESTATB WANTED.
TWO or three acres, unimproved preferred lm-
frovements no serious objection) lust west of cltr
Imlts. Will buy only from owner. H 173. Re
public. FARMS 'WANTED.
A FARM in Bt. Louis County. 60 to IDS
near av. jawu. aqa .ocuai; bt,
DENTISTRY.
EC6TON Steam Dental Rocms. 415 X. Bfead
way Sts of teeth. 83; painless extrsctlxm. V3e:
bridge work. 33; open Sundays until L V
LOETON Steam Dental Rooms. 415 TX. Brnaad
way, lietneen Locust and St. Charles 819 and tLA
ttts for 87. Doctor Case, proprietor. A
. DOCTOR A. E.'MOSER, Dentist. 133 Wash
Ington Ave Crown and bridge work aspectalrv
terms moderate; consultsraon and ejtam. free
NEW YORK DENTIL M-MS
LeadlaK Dentists. Established for J Ten
N- W. Cor. Broadway and Mrve
iStV Bli-s ou
Ing FREE when teett7ilr2:
dered. Largest and oMeat Ar,t.i
establishment In TthertiV xfl
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