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THE REPUBLIC: FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1901.
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! BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
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-RECORD OF BIRTHS.
Henry and Marie Rueter. 1014 Ann; girl.
Jobn nod Liie Standrord. 1124 Benedict: girl.
A. and K. Itoffjl. 1210 Hebert: girl.
V. and . Hammersmith. 12B txrath Grand;
bov.
G. and M. Eyermann. IW2 South Grand; boy.
II. T- and A. Boese. JUS Hickory: slrl.
W. C and A. 11. E. Bergmann. J Hickory;
J.' A. and R- A. Tobias. SIS Hickory; girl.
James and Bridget Rvan. X3S Hlckorj: girl.
D. W. and E. A. Robert. WIS Morgan; girl.
Charles and Kale Schaan, 2S43 Texas; ly.
Jaul and Bertha Aneelo. 42S3A Finney: strl.
R and M. Renin. rAsl Horton: boy.
II. Jt. and A. E. Halteman. 2070 Hawthorne:
bov.
W. and M. Leahy. 402S North Eleventh: boy.
II. and A. Klumeyer, 3242 North Eleventh;
Slrl. .
F. and R. Melnholz. SIM. Salisbury: boy.
N. and A. Stephanovitch. SIS Lfsprrance; boy.
J. and I. Miller. HIS North Klehth: tw-
Hirnard and Alice Mosby. 612 Red Uud; boy.
J, E. onJ A. i:. Beadle, S1SA South Sarah:
William and Fannie Furgeson. 3424 Linden:
boy.
Adolph and Katie MelMnbaeh. S354 South
Seventh; boy. -
F. H. and S. C. Mueller. SWA Union: girl.
John and Ellen Uln. ?JH North Jefferson: boy.
Joseph ard Mary Drain. 1S34 Division: boy.
Jacob and Sadie Zidel. 1051 Va-li; bov
W.-nd L. Kuemmerle. 3115 North Nineteenth:
Ctrl.
R. L. and B. T. Evan. 431 Papa: bov.
Fred and Kate Chamber". 1434 Hills: girl. ,
It. E. and M. E. Nolan. S19 rrFallon; girl.
George and Amelia Ackermann, 131SA Allen:
girl.
A. and L. Stienkam. iS.lt Ohio; girl.
E. and M. Waxmann. 2206 Illinois: boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Engea Thomas
Katberlne Most
Oeorg Schneider.
Lena Schwake
T. R. Foster
Katberlne M: Lucke
Hermann Lutkenhoff
Louise 'Wilde
II. C Rica -.
Llbble Bchultle .-SOS
Fiamnel Westbrooks,
Jane Williams
Frank Mlltun'.
Vivian Hendricks
Oeorg Slabert
Edna Morris
11 Brown. ............
Emma. Williams
"Archibald Cowan
Zlia L. Turner.
Henry Postel
Ids. Decker
Frank McNamara
Mrs. Alice B. H. Smith...
dam E. Bleyer.
Fay Voxel
O. E. Mltcheau
Bertha Itelsch
Charles Jones
Margaret Thomas.....
I. A. Stebblns
Holds, Oaertner.
- F. Moehrs......... ......
Anns X. Frans. ....
' IPBBam Alien
Bsrasi Rsehsxd.. ....
BeftrsaBii Wlnterfeld........
JTAtlie'rln Traum... ...
John Derail, Jr............
Mnuua Jost
....East St. Louis. HI
...Em St. Louis. Ill
1147 South Second
Ill Sidney
SW5 Delmar
,...urs Mormon
1114 South Ninth
008 Minnesota
...East St. Louis. Ill
North Twenty-second
921 Palm
Jd Palm
, Hannibal. Mo
Hannibal. Mo
213 L-irle-le
2C03 Laclede
..Webster Grove. Mo
..Webster Groves. Mo
2523 Carr
3421 Lawtca
1C24A South Eleventh
.2(44 Chippewa
....Benton Station. Mo
,...Bntoa Station. Mo
4.1S6 Maryland
2100 Washington
St. Louis
St. Louis
...1742 North Twelfth
2654 Morgan
4226 Blaine
.....2303 South Twelfth
1016 Morrison
MS South Sixth
1SKH Linden
,... .1334 Linden
.......111 South Eighth
.1311 South Eighth
.2103 O'Reilly
426 Eepenschled
Shattnck. Ill
1710 Korth Lcfftngwell
303 Fair
.23 Plom
JstOiFaber.
Llssle James.......
Jobo Bailey.
XatJ Gordon.......
Wc1IbsfBIbcs (Solid Gold).
'n-i.,..i miiMMi t2.00 to 130.00. Mennod
-i-Jecarrrs. Broadway and loetiit.
BURIAL PEsUOTT..-
Hair A. McDonough. (X years. X3S Sotrtl.
Blxth: aadtea. "
Albert Gambon. & 7ar, IBS Choutasvu; eoo-
Thma Ryan. U years, aty HospJtsJ: gastro
enteritis. Wllllaia F. Levy. Mi Cook: aeotlo fever.
"John O-Bourke, 1 years, aty Hospital; per-
'"lbergusoo. 1 day. 1424 Linden: Inanition.
Leealy aonton. M years, Xi Kennerly; heart
LUllas FarrhuV years. IMl Bella Olafle; ex-
nrvmh vuvlati. S AftM. lffl. Ball OImAm: tW-
WUtT. , ,
nur' liLwwwiLsw tu. ". wu-
Fleaasat Baaby, U yaarm, aty Hospital; ty-
, years. Hit Korth Twelfth:
nam telT saorgan: bem-
SSrI WaK '4 .ysafsv m BUln aalinsiHer-
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acOr. jmn, 9KX ZMcalb; wenmna.
inwi. m
yean, SU MdBey; heart dls-
r. 1 day. 44MA Oram Lea: InanlUon.
Walksr. . jeara, st Fapin; fright's
B.- lAHar. V year. W Karyland:
OaTtn. illB'tMrMoB: anoclezy.
Fits; 1 day. I74P Marine: Inanition.
KEAI. ESTATE TKAJTSFERS.
SBiasBpsaBseessseiSBSejsiatfSiieeseseaieaes
JastTMatB at ft, a. aC, tat. Hamilton
aad Allattlnmr Xsrls Pasa to Monroe
" Wisrald-w. d - I
2,6)0
.sauwn.
ft C R. Davie Real Estate
-q. to ivajL Byrne er. 4 12.0W
OTT BLOCK Lou 1 and 2; Chas. Prelss
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I -.- - ts Its Lagan w. J
I'.-.i fLABlT' as ft., n. a, bet. Beaumont and
Isrc . jMhinraB: Baa King to Walter King
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ft -Wl .. tsstL tarsia, anr
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tmrj- ucsMicncn to elrestcr
Qeewee ..
e-"" ii - "
.-JO ft., w. at, set. Clinton
ggjaaataja:
95 t aaaeaaon: sryiTtsrer Hanschulte to
BSEShSJ iEnn"Rlsse to Byi-
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X.HO
J5; ?25SJb ' t " CsT aad Pea-
"? Hoaa Realty Co. to Walter Lee-
g'j jaVCMKBLT S ft., a. s bet Pendleton
2? SS2LS?ti,'Ctol M o Coae. Wal-
fe.TlSSE!L trJt - ?t. Beaumont
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l:ft;fiaSIeetJ!i pe-artiner' "to
J MaRcCB-a ft.: aarah McCbirtey. to Ed
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v.-t c: ...i iiimi it. i
mirn as -ft., w. .
bt. Ann and
Thompson to
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S?JE JrHKB-l ft., .a. a, bet. Boyle aad
. t J Mesfaseeal. Xm TMw4. Cmji...- ..-.
--.-. . w 1 . -w J.IMg .nuauu
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:S 4f?- E?: Frank O'Consen to. William
nSv'n''iir'w''
.-warjia an! HeoaJroHect
tri
lector Plednolr to
Aaatta
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i-tv TIRgiNIA-a ft., a. -a. Bet. Koeln and
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reelan to August Curry-
r M0 ft, w. a. fctt. Ilamey and
;-uuan aataaan to wiruara Ro-
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frd.
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t'f 4Xary Jfanohaw, MU Chouteau: More; a,a.
V- f John Truuuuann. xm Pare: dwlllner 11 son
Page; d
BuUdmc
at mi
-. ' Boanlon Realty and Building Company. 2MS-'
5- "JSfS ! s: .S4. Eeoff-aati; .
I-L-- 3tK. Louis Transit Cotnoanr. Dexter and Cbnm.
13" Mi: im; fLMO. .
15 -Jj". Baylea Bra Company. MtCll North
J" arBTB arntr nflfktV
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
. MtttOCTU.
AaaCRLTf SPBTilAL.
5Jl!15 air" !S " Becretary of
vfjmj Mainu cttuiiiiii oe incorporation
tb Mlosrbw companies:
..Col County Democrat Printing Company, Jef-
'BonClty: capital. JS. 000. Ineorporators-J. R.
.??& John.F. Fulkenon, Alea Carey and
. J. Edwards.
. Berr-Martln Dry Good Company, Et. Joseph:
taLil8,03, Incorporatcrs Banjamtn F. Herr,
Owen T. Martin and William B Smith.
al?HASa?nra, Cornpany of St. Louis; capi
tal, JD9S.0M. Incorporators Louis J. Short. Clark
-D, Brown. Henry Devln and others.
nDeimar Laundry Company of fit. Ltrals tn
ereased Its capital stock from ft.OM to a.000.
Kst Sherwood Lead anfi Sana Company ot
?J12. J.crr,,', lta CPM ock rrom tl&ioM
tt) t200,OW.
BUSIXES9 WASTED.
AT Once Parties having suit goods tier de
air tailored to call at 123 N. ElevenUi sLTlck.
aor Tailoring Co. Best serrlos.
ATTENTION Your old straw hat cleaned and
made like new- tor iSc while jou wait, Martin
-at-Son. 412 Chestnut at.
r.BOAEDINO and rooming house wanted.- 8. b!
Barber. SOI Roe building.
..COLLECTIONS wanted by competent attorney;
coOvctioris handled m or out of town: strict a.
kntfan- tM I. HMfm.t w...m Xt 4. On n
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sic
IKii: ' " DIVORCES proSTDtlr and.- quietly obtained:
-;i"Yr snonthly paymenU; damage anlu handled: com-
ws- .petrot atiomeys, an uneetnnt. room no.
SB? you hare a butcher (hop, drug store, ai
1mm Ii lantiw liiw-a n am r aaraMlahpA Kilw
By- tot sale. I can seU It. S. E. Barber. SOS Ro
bonding.
OIL LANDS.
Wffl remain tn Bt. Lool a day or .two, trtvtng
C.1- - eSttflSsa at . Reararuvit. TaeL. on . SnlndietOn
. SIX1- -'i - - - - - - -r - fb, - -aZ
mis niaisis. &nw uih is xignt. unHltiwr "
v. txvmi mk gieai ou siawr-. v.vpxkf
"7j .' orniisTKm ot a cornpany or tor privai in-
,-saxnspi. Aoxn-eas r m Kepooiic - -
DRESSMAIOHO. .
8L Lool Ladier TaOorlror'ColIeg.
llman'si iMirfeet eseieni
" taateht In two zno&tha
STEAMSHIPS.
llOlli.Pllliil PHILIPPINE ISLAND3-VIA
IHrMn "UXIrl HONOLULU. Pacific Mall S. ri.
Co.. Occidental ft Oriental . 8. Co.. and OrKnUl
fc. S. Co. From San Francisco: China. September
12: Doric. September 20: Nippon Maru. September
27. For pa-wage and freight rat;s, reservations
passase orders. and Information, apply to L. L.
Townsley. agent. 431 Olive St., St. Lnuls.
EACHAMiK AD B1RTER.
TO nxchange Drue r-tcre. fine and new, for
city Improved real eeiatc S. E. Barber. 50 Itoe
building.
LOST AAD FOUSD.
LOST Newsboy's petition; please return same
to home. 21; N. Thirteenth st. Joeph Simpson,
manager.
LOST On Bellefontalne car. a brown puree, con
taining key. Jones ticket, small change M-aee
return at Jones's drug store. Tenth and Cass, ana
receie reward.
STOCKHOLDERS' JIEETIXG5.
THE WABAail BAU.I50ADCOMI'ANT.
NOT1CB OK HtULLAH ANNUAL MEETINU OF
muCKHOLKRS ANI DKUENTURi.
UONDHOJJJERS.
Notice is hereby git en that on Tuesday, the
eighth day of October. 1SQL at the hour of nine
o'clock A. Jd., to regular annual meeting cf the
btocwtioldeia and Debenture Bondholders of the
Wabash Railroad Company wilt be held at the
office of smith tc. lteckwlib Che General Attor
ney of said company :&r the tate ot Ohio), o'l
he fifth floor ot the Produce Exchange UuIIJlnr.
In tr.e City of Toledo. sut of Ohio, tor tlii
purpose of electtna a ooard of thirteen directors
of tald compsny and for the transaction of such
other business as ma) be brought before lt-
Tl-e following special nutters nill also be sub
mitted to the sSlockboldera and Debenture Bond
holders of lbe Company at said meeting for their
appiovul or disapproval:
1st. The question cf whether The Watash
Railroad Compan will, by deed of comejance.
or ia other lawful manner, acquire the railroad
and piopvrty of the Boone County and Bcon
iille Itallroad Compans, extending trom Cen
tralla to Columbia, in the State of Missouri, a
distance of tweniy miles, more or ls. and as a
tonMiifratlcn thtiefur guarantee pament ot the
principal and Interest of the bonds of said Boone
county and Boonvlil- Ilallroud Cnmpan) to an
amount not exceeding the sum of Three Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, secured t a first rnort
gago on sala railroad, raid bonds u. bear lnteret
at a rate not exceeding four per cent per an
num, pajable semiannually, and both the prin
cipal and interest c said bonds to be paid in
cold coin of the United State. It being under
stood that with tno hundred of said bonds (of
the par alue of One Thou'and Dollars each)
all existing Hens on said railroad shall be dis
charged, and that one hundred of said bonds
nf the par alue of one Thousand Dollars each)
thall. when su gua'anteed, be retained by and
be the property of The Wabash Kallroad Com
pany and the proceeds thereof expended by It
in the betterment of said line and in the ac
quisition ot additional equipment.
2d. The question of whether The Wabash
Railroad Company will, by purchase, or In
other lanful manner, acquire the railroad and
property of what 1; now known as the Omaha
and St. Louis Kallroad Compan, which railroad
extends from Pattonsburg. In the btate of Mis
souri. 10 Council liluns. it. the State of !oa,
a distance of one hundred and forty-fiie miles,
more or less, and wbethei as a consideration
therefor The Wabash Railroad Company will
either Issue Its own bond secured by first mort
gage on said railroad, or guarantee payment 0?
the principal and Interest cf the bonds of an
other company, secured by first mortgage on
aid railroad, to an amount not exceeding the
sum of Three and a Half Million Dollars, said
bonds to bear Interest at a rate not exceeding
three and a half per cent per annum, payable
semiannually, the principal and Interest there
of to be payable in gold coin of the United
State.. It being also understood that all ot ssld
bonds not required In the purchase of said rail
road and the discharge of existing liens thereon
shall, when so Issued or guaranteed, belong to
and be the tiroperty of The Wabash Railroad
Company, and that the proceeds of not less than
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars thereof shall
be expended In the betterment of salS railroad,
and In the acquisition oz new equipment for
said line.
2d. There win also be suhmlited to the Stock
holders and Debenture Bondholder at said meet
ing all such trackage and traffic agreements
prevlculy approved by the Boarfi cf Director,
as Counsel shall advise to be necessary.
An adjourned meeting of said Stockholders and
Debenture Bondholders will also be held on
Wednesday, the ninth day of October. 1901. at
niae o'clock A. M.. at the office of the Presi
dent of the company, on the 11th floor of tre
Lincoln Trust Building. In the City of St. Louis.
State of Missouri, to act upon or ratify the ac
tion taken at Toledo upon the special matter
above mentioned.
The Stock and Debenture Mortgage transfer
books of the company wtll close on Saturday.
Settemb"r ". IML at twelve o'clock noon, and
reopen October 10. 101 at ten o'clvk A. M.
THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY. .
Bv JOSEPH RAMSEY. JR.. President.
J. C OTTEFON Secretary..,
EDGAR T. WELLER.
HENRT K. McHARO
TnOMAS H. HTTRTlATtn.
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE.
rjvVRGE J. GOULD.
RUSSELL 8AGK.
rRANC18 PAVY.
O. D ASHLEY,
JOHN T. TERRY.
P a REYNOLD.
P. BWYCKOFF.
EDWIN GOULD,
JOSEPH RAMSEY. JP-.
Directors.
SITUATTOXS WASTED FEMALE.
Three Lines for Fire Cents
-Each Additional Line Five Cent Extra.
ASSISTANT Situation wanted by young lady
as office assistant to physician or destist; best
references given. J 134, Republic
GOVERNESS-Poslt'on In a refined family as
gotemess by an experienced and refined Isdy;
best ot references. T 128, Republic
GOVERNESS Position by young lady, gradu
ate of a Missouri seminary, as governess or
teacher In preparatory or intermediate depart
ments of some school: music a specialty; refer
ences exchanged. II 135. Republic
HOUSEWORK Situation by young gfrl to a
dsa with general homework. 1229 Dillon.
. HOU8DWORK Situation wanted by a reliable
girl In small family; references. 1(21 Webster
ave. j
HOUSEKEEPER Situation by neat colored
woman as housekeeper for a widow or doctor. B
124. Republic
HOUSEKEEPER Situation wanted by perfect
ly responsible party as housekeeper or as nurse
or companion for an elderly lady. O 134, Re
public LAUKDRES9-SlluaUcn by colored laundress
to take home or go out by the day. 4049 Fairfax.
LAUNDRESS Situation by first-class laun
dress, with references, first two days In the
week. 421SA St. Ferdinand.
NURSE Situation by experienced nurse tor
baby or sick lady: with reference. O 134, Re
public OFFICEWORK Young lady desires position a
general utility m office, with chance to learn;
best references. K 134. Republic
SEAMSTRESS Hemstitching, tucks and hm
rrlng done by the yard: also plain sewing: first
class work: reference given. 2S02 Cook,
STENOGRAPHER Position by stenographer
with some experience; can furnish machine. F
133. Republic
STENOGRAPHER An experienced stenogra
pher wants position; Is also familiar with genera
office work: has been With one coccern-oer 12
years. P 138, Republic
WORK Woman wants a place In country;
mail family. C01 O'Pallon.
BlTTJATIOHS WAITED MALE.
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cent Extra.
BAKER First -class bread and cake baker
wants situation1: city or country. 4423 S. Main.
BARTENDER Young man ot 20 desires posi
tion as assistant bartender at once; sober. S
134. Republic
BARTENDER Situation by good bartender:
not afraid ot work; good mixer; speak Engtlsa
and German: wages not so much an object as
permanent place. 2 137. Republic
BOOKKEEPER with prominent house wishes
small set of books to write up evenings. X 131.
Republic
BOOKKEEPER Thorough bookkeeper, famil
iar with safeguard system and experienced of
fice man, desires permanent position. R 131, Re
public. CLERK Situation In grocery as clerk; experi
enced; references. P 116. Republic.
CLERK Situation as Junior drug clerk: two
years experience: references. 2S12 Washington.
CLERK Situation by experienced grocery clerk;
can give best ot references. Address Box 6.
Bhaw. Mo
CLERK Situation wanted by experienced gro
cery 'clerk, speaking German: married; best ref
erences; at once. C133. Republic -
DRUO CLERK A first clan drug clerk, regis
tered; do nor use intoxicants; best of referenc.
M 136, Republic.
FIREMAN Position by a good -locomotive fire--ran
on a good road: four years' experience. Ad
ams Tom Haydock, Bloomtleld. Mo.
HOUSEMAK-Sltnatlon wanted by middle-aged
man as houseman; very handy around horses;
wages no object; furnaces a specialty. J'lM,
Republic
MARRIED man. 40 years of age, no Jchlldren.
want work as janitor, -watchman or any other
employment: stranger In city: strictly temperate,
j cartas F. S. Bereman. Wlndom Post Office, Mo.
SALESMAN Position as salesman, either coun
try or city; shoe preierrea; pest ot reference, as
Its. Republic
STENOGRAPHER Experienced, rapid tnog
rapber. ten years offlc experience, desires posi
tion In law or broker office. A 137. Republic
WALL paper to cleas.: nine years' experience
la this work exclusively; send postal; will call.
J. Neat. 222 Msrlos at. .
WANTED-A clerkship In city or country: IK
years' experience In general mercantile business:
Al references furnished. Address Lock Box No. ,
Philadelphia. Mo. -
WORK-Sltuatlon by a youth to do any Una
of work. In or out of doors. Call lTOtAi Park av.
YOUNG man. 28. ambitious steady, attlctly
sober, desires work in wholesale house. R U.
Republle,
HELP WAJITEDFEMAlE.
" Throe Lines for FIT Cent.
Each Additional Lin Five Cent Extra.
Waltreaaea.
-WAITRESSES WANTED At the Brettltng
Oar. 411 n; Broadway.,- .
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Three Lines for Vive Cents.
Each Additional Line Kite Cents Extra.
General t1uaaerork.
HOUSE AND NURSK GIRL WANTED To
German girl', one as housegirl. other as nuse.
4543 Lindell ave.
GIRI. WANTED For light work in manufac
turing ccinpanj.. 4 N, iifcln.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Good girl for general
hlu?vork. Call 2521 Bell ue.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED A girl to do general
houwwork. 4350 West Uelit.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Oood girl for general
bouscnork. Call, SHI Harper at.
IIOUSEGlrurWANTBD-cirl about II to help
with houf-ework. 2730 Lafajnte.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general house
work; good wages. 4933 Fountain ae.
HOUSEGIRL WANTKD-Clrf "to do cooking
and general housework. Jtis itartmer.
HOUSEGIRL "WANTED-German girl to do
general housework. 41.T5 West Belle. '
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general
housework: small family. C47 Cook ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for "general
housework: small family. 4647 Cook ave
HOUSEGHtL WANTED-Glrl for general
hmisework: no washing. 4.-22 Delmar ac
IIOL'SKGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general
housework. Apply 914 N. Fourteenth at.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-4iJ Marjland at,;
PPl at once. Oliie street cars pass door.
HOUSEGIRL tVANTED-Gocd girlfor general
housework: call Immediately. IMS N. GranC
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Gill for general
housework: wages (IS. Box 419. Klrknood. Mo.
HOUSEGIRL WANfED-Touneglrl In family
cf two for ceneral housework. 43.3 Laclede aie.
"HOUSEGIRL WANTEDA-glrI lo do house
work: good wages; references. 4j4I Westminster.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Experienced girl to
do general housework; small family. 441 West
Belle.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general
fccuowurk: small family; good wages. 3140 pine
street.
HOUSBGIRL WANTED Experienced girl for
general housework; small family; good wages.
2317 Ollte.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl 10 do general
hcur.e.vork: come reay for work. Call at 2731
Lucas ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Competent girl for
general houowork; family of three. 4433 West
Utile place.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general
hnucwork: small faml! ; good wages. 4153 Cat
tleman ave. i
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Young girl of ton9
experience to assist with housework. 5H3A Del
mar boulevard.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl to do general
housework; gocd wages; small family; lower fiat.
3575 Laclede ave;
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Expert-nced. capable
girl for general hou.ework: good pay. Apply at
once to 4437 Delmar.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED A girl to do house
work, washing and Ironing; reference required.
40C3 Washington ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl to do general
housework: family of three; call morning cr
evening. IMP Delmar.
"HOUSEGIRL WANTED Good German girt
for general housework In family of two; good
wages. 5190 Caharme ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-German girl for gen
eral 'housework and assist In washing and Iron
ing: must understand cooking. 2S40 Henrietta.
WOMAN WANTED Woman for general house
work. 4131 Washington;
Clerk and Saleswomen.
CANVASSERS WANTED Five salesladies, not
afraid to convasa with an article highly Indorsed;
good pay. Call George Frlsch. 404 N. Ninth st.
LADIES WANTED To introduce our filters:
big Inducements to right parties; 315 to RO week.
Ftrndard Mfg. Co.. 322 Pozxonl butldlng
SALESLADY WANTED Experienced dry
goods saleslady: notion department: must speak
Uerman. At Korte's. 1230-1232 Biddle st.
Stenographer.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED Young lady;
state age, references and salary expected. M 134.
Republic
FU3IGAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE
EXCLUSIVELY FOI 6IRLS.
Union Trust Bldg. Position secured graduate.
Dressmaker sad Seanastresae.
EXPERIENCED hand on skirts and jack
ts: good salary all the year round; week work
or piece -vork. 782-704 Washington.
LIRL3 WANTED Experienced girls on custom
made coats. 619 Chestnut, second floor.
GIRLS WANTED Experienced girls to work
on custom pants. 420 Market St.. second floor.
HANDS WANTED First-class hands on cus
tom pants. 203 8. Seventh sU
MACHINE HANDS' WANTED Experienced
machine hands on muslin underwear and shirt
waists coed wages: steady work. Freedman's,
411 N. Eleventh St.
SEAMSTRESS WANTED A first-class seam
strers who can do plain sewing and tucking
nicely. Call at once. 711 Washington ave.-
s5mSTRES9ESWANTED Twenty-five expe
rieneerl machine nDerators to sew ladies' wran-
.pers: steady work: good cay. M. B. Loeaensteln
st uo.. .13 -. fcieveuui au
SHIRTMAKKR WANTED-Experleneed shirt
maker, wanting work at home, call on p. A.
Casey 4; Co , 712 Washington avo;
" WHSTMAKERSWANTED walstroaker;
week work or piece work: steady employment the
year round. Olga Mfg. Co., 617 N. Eighth at.
Housekeeper.
HOt.-SEGIRI. WANTED
At 2120 Pine st.
' HOUSEKEEPER WANTED A middle-aged
lady for housekeeper; must be good cook: by
an elderly gentleman (widower) with two hoys
7 and 0 years. 1S03 Bacon st.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-One who will
take an Interest and help: two In family: cull
any afternoon after 4 o'clock: will pay well;
take Tower Grove cars and get off at Koeraers
Garden or take Grand ae. line and transfer at
Arsenal at- 4123 Reber place
Laaadresae.
1RONER9. ETC.. WANTED-Experleneed la
dies clothe lroner; also small girls for light
work. Union Laundry, 2008 Morgan.
LAUNDRESS Woman for plain laundry work
by the month. 1048 Taylor ave.
LAUNDRESS WANTED First-class colored
laundress. Apply at once, ready for work, item;
OUve.
OPERATORS WANTED Operators on neck
band machine, and small girls to learn. Union
Laundry Co., 300 Morgan at.
NURSEOIRL WANTED Atone. - -340
Russell.
NURSEGIRL WANTED Young girl to nnrs
baby. 4253 Evans.
NURSEGIRL WANTED-Nurseglrl;
wages. 4232 McPherson ave.
good
NURSE WANTED Nurse for child 2 years and
assist with housework. 4234 Westminster, t
(Cooka.
COOK WANTED-Gocd, experienced cook. 43
McPherson ave.
COOK WANTED-Glrl to do cooking; good
wages. 4X7 Pine .
COOK WANTED A woman to cook and do
general housework. 4322 West Belle.
COOK. ETC. WANTED First-class cook; also
I.otteyirl: references required. JMO Morgan.
COOK WANTED-Experleneed ccokj must a
slrt with washing; good wages. 4177 Washing
ton ave.
COOK WANTED Experienced woman a cook;
also housegirl; references required. 3741 West
Pine st.
COOK WANTED A good, settled woman (ccl
ored) cook: good wages; call side entrance. 1413
Washington ave.
COOK WANTED-A good girl or nflddle-aged
won an who can vook and do housework; will
pay good price. Apply ax Olive.
COOK WANTED Capable white cook. In pri
vate family; assist laundress; reference. Apply
In morning at 4480 Westminster place.
aiseeUaaens.
CANVASSER. MTC,. WANTED Woman can
vasser and collector; good salary. L 108. Re
public. DISHWASHER WANTED-oirl to wash lshs
and help In kitchen. 3603 North Majet.
FINISHERS WANTED Experienced finisher
, on neckwear; also girls to learn the trade. 604
Washington ave.
GIRLS WANTED-Glrl over IS rears to P-dc
nuts. Apply Jtt N. Second c
GIRLS WANTED To sew on caps; good wages
paid. 817 Lucas aye,, second floor.
GIRLS WANTED Five girls to roll canes;
ccme early. St Louis Confetti Co.. t N. Ninth.
' GIRLS WANTED-To wrap, soap: apply at
once. N. X. Falrbank a Co., Third and convent
at.
GIRL WANTEDFor kitchen wcrk at Ber
nard' restaurant, 2w OUve at-; a girl toat
withe to learn cooking preferred.
HAIRDRESSER WANTED-At once: on who
Tandsratanda facial iruasag and naanlciirlna Y
131. Republic
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED-Glrl tor kltcbrn
work. Confectionery, 414 Market st.
LADIES to advertise baking powder: S3 week
extra commission and car. fare: steady work. 304
N. Third at., room 22.
PRESSER WANTED
ail Finney are.
PRESSER WANTED Preeser on waist and
skirts, laser 4k Rubenstatn, Tjg Laos av.
Take elevator... .
HELP WAXTED FEJAI.E.
. Three Lines for Five Cents
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.
Miscellaneous.
SEWERS WANTED Mattress tick sewers.
Apply Mo. Bedding and Feather CC, 112. Col
lins st.
bOLlCITORS WANTED Ten ladles to take or
ders and deliver Anderson's whooping cough cure.
!-.; uuve. tuicr ii a. m.
S-TARCHEi'S, ETC, WANTED Starcher. fln-iMi-rs
and neckband lroner. Apply P- A. Ca
sey A: Co. 712 Washington ave.. or 4HIA Evana
ave. .
"WAITRESSES. ETC.. WANTED-Waitresses.
chambermaldii, pantry girls, dls'iwashers. tcrub-
.r.l. ami njlnt trla 14A iirm -t
WANTED A capable woman to represent a
thoroughly repon3il.le houj in each district as
manager: the tiutlen are mainly office work aud
correspondence: 31.2j0 -arly. Mgr. Holiday
fZnnA iT. Htflr blftir. fhlni.n
woman WANTED a t.Kiiv. reliable wom
an, with no children, 'who will be willlnx to give
half her time In v-ork for a go xl room and her
tcard. Can at 1107 Etrel terrace: gocd references
requlredr take Suburban car to Etiel av.
STOVE REPAIRS
For all stoves. A. G. Prauer. 310-318 X. Third st.
HRLP WAXTED MALE.
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Une Five Cents' Extra.
Clerks and Salesmen.
AN A. F. Sc A. M. wanted for work In the
cit; an exceptional opportunity. Call room 404
Burlington building. Mo Olive st;
"ASSISTANT WANTDD-OfCce assistant for
city and out of city; IIS per we-k lO0 Olive st.
CLERKS WANTED who can u0 easy, stvllsh
shoe- for 12.95. Harris, 410 and 411 N. Sixth st.:
the bekt apitointed and roomiest retail slue ston
in St. Louis.
DRUG CLERKS" WANTED-S. E. Barber. K
Roe building.
FIRST-CLASS, paying, permanent poslUon will
be given to gooa. neatly drefsed bustler with
soliciting ability. C. A. 'Walker. 115 Lincoln
Trust building.
MEN WANTED-SIx intelligent joong men.
from 15 to 21 jears old. to work in stock ana
learn the burlness; apply at once. 420 N. Fourth
street.
SALESMEN WANTEI-Clgar salesman; good
money. El Mercantll Tobacco Co.. Ill Market St.
TALESMAN WANTEDS3lesman of ability
and gocd appearance. Room 223 Mermod-Jaccard
building.
"SALESMAN WANTED-Clgar salesman: good
proposition to flrst-ciass man. Mutual Cigar Co.,
IOCS Locust St., scond floor.
SALESJIEN WANTEDFor Missouri terri
tory; the line Is worth 13o0 per month to the
hu'tier for the fall trade. Z 1. Republic.
SALESMEN WANTED-To Introduce our fil
ters; big Inducements to right parties; 115 to 13)
weeK. btanaara aiig. uo. a xrozwjui uuiwiiug.
n..n..L. ... nr.. r. lVf- ll.k. -Ia
line for saiesn-an who make small towns; big
Inducement"! to reliable men. 421 Mermod-Jaccard
building.
SALESMEN WANTED-Saleemen to take or
ders for 13.J0 custom-made parts; easy to obtain
orders: no deposits; salary and commission paw
to good hustlers Call always before 10 In i tha
morning. Room 40S. Mermod & Jaccard building.
The Trade.
BAKER WANTED-Gocd. clean second-hand
baker. 32C3 Laclede ave. .
BAKER WANTED-Second-hand baker! lx
nights work. California anil Ars-nal.
BARBER WANTED
205 N. Twenty-eighth at.
5ap5eR WANTED To help out or steady.
421 jlarKei sv.
Ticvf-H HANDS WANTED Experienced bench
hands. Broadway I'ianinc Mills, 33 N. Broaa-
way.
BRICKLAYERS WANTED Fifteen bricklay
er for Baring Cros-. Ark.: long Jofc union hour,
nn woo- tnursnortation. F. m.. L. Heat
Bricklaying Company. 321 Odd Fellows building.
tmw Tjrr-rT-rv To feed lob nreses. Call at
215 N. Cardinal;
T&TCHER WANTED-Good. young hatcher,
from the country: single roan preferred. At 2303
Thomas st.
BROOMMAKERS WANTED-Three' tnwt-cn
broommakers; gocd pay and steady work. C 101,
Republic
"CARPENTERS WANTED-Two carpenter at
Utah st. and Oregon ave.
TaRPENTERS WANTED For finishing, at
.. r,.J a. - T7-tl A mkl 4UTTWlI 4TI
Once. KiU l-aiuna:vi x-rrit .vwttv..!-. y
CARPENTER3 WANTED Two caipntf for
ihlnsle roof at 913 -N. Sergntegnth st at . in.
fjrv tt XTTsTa- 't?1rat4aTsxA s!nok for KIUCC1T
. . .yyj?-"tnsjzsm zi
lna FaJOOEU 4W" xuvum
A .leftn aviftast fOl
ladies waists. Isaac Rubenstein. 703 Lnca
ave. Take elevator.
HOUSTON, Texas Wanted at once 28 union
brlcklavers: eight hours work; 6214 cents per
hour: bring J. C. For every InforTnation apply In
person or by mall to' J. A. Umbenltld. Secretary
r0. . Mr. U. JtWJX iii ut.iwt s4atw a -
Tt-in PHES5I FEEDER WANTED 1114- N.
Broadway.
- a&41 jTiriar4"i4ll
LITIIOGKAJ'll pressnian mnira, ."-L"" " ,,
and color: alro commercial transferer: both must
be first-class: state- wages and send tet!monlal
to The Morning News. Savannah.. Georgia.
MEAT CUTTER WANTED Man tnwit cutter:
- . .11 .. ea-na-tter CftfYI lvlrtrrri (tTK.
flnJTlCi o oinrrs urwi '' -r-v ---
..n-... . ,.r n- a -k"TTrv nl llaarrttni1l n-ia-
chanlc. CU at 113 3. .Seventh t.. between 850
ana v.
1 IVJI T?an-,1. VstifTr-I-nt. Vlnth And Pit 45 ntS.
f v''- "" " "
y.rtc-i Tt a VTVn lTntfts men onlir. CVII 7
a- m. Friday. WOO Chouteau av.
Siror-M AXER WANTED
2355 Market st.
srini-MAKER "WANTEDFor recalling. 2351
.a 1. . .
. . J: . . -n 0--ak a Mlfh
siiocaiAiir.K ''2Sl""ra;,,,"'v
tools, on repairs: steady. Wilson's, lOHtt N.
Sixth sL
TAlLOR WANTED-Good tailor; steady work.
Sim vygygr avc.
WANTED nt national aieiai iruw -datlon
wlU pay 27Mc per hour as wages, and as
adiltlnnal compensation 10c per hour bonus for
competent machinists to take the olace ofstrlk
crs in tha city of Chicago: steady employment
In the most mod-m shops. Address for partlcu-
in T rv Tift 1IW7 rlrffO. 111.
. n... nv . ... t. vn.1... MMMlMf
vvvr. r.-" iin-uiit- iti.i. nw.i.-, vU. ......
.. i...i.u V-.-V M...r wMnMn
rollers, oouuict. umei v-.w..v.- ..-...-
and shearmen are offered full rates at Jobs In
nt ..-.) a .tmi tn n
cur nonunion muis. uuw i ui ...mi w. -w.. .- -started:
full protection and steady work guaran
teed. Apply, stating experience, to American
Tin Plate Cc. 121 Carnegie building. Pittsburg.
Pa. .
Bookke-eperra.
College of Commerce,
3M1 Morgan St. St. Lsuls. Mo.
DAY SCHOOL opena Tuesday, Sept. J. and
Night School Wednesday. Sept. 4. Prof. Mitchell,
expert accountant, will teach bookkeeping (Bud
get System), business science and rnp'd work in
numbers. Mr. J. B. Jerome will lso Instruct In
bookkeeping and arithmetic and act as cashier.
Miss Rose Rosenthal will have charge of short
hand iBen Pitman's), touch-typewriting and pen
mnnsnlp. Dr. Ylckroy. a well-known teacher,
will Instruct In arithmetic grammar. literature,
the languages and lecture on civics and commer
cial law. Experimental Department new, never
attempted before by any Business College. De
tached building, elegantly furnished. Position
guaranteed when competent. Call and see our
school and be convinced.
Mlacpllaneaas.
BOOKMEN WANTED Experienced bookmen
fast, new proposition. Room 223 Mermod-Jaccard
building.
CLEANER WANTED Experienced woodwork
cleaner twhlte). Call 622 Locust at.
DISHWASHER WANTED-Man dishwasher.
22 N. Broadway.
rmiVER WANTEDFor express. Apply fl
Morgan.
A..W TTt3 ."! 1 .. . VPI T7ne.ta.vi .
er and helpers nr express companies. 1230 Oltre
street.
"MAN WANTED-Young man to assist in rail
road freight office: JC0 per month. 1230 OUve st.
MANWA5"TED-InausWou3 young man; good
habit; business education (board) for service. 21i
... Cardinal.
MAN AND WTFB WANTED-Man and wife,
no children: general work, suburbs: references.
323 N. Eleventh st-
MEN WANTED Young men to run on trains;
permanent oayngnt runs, bi w mi.
mrn WANTED Two Toung men to run on
trains. Van Noy News COjtS S. Twentieth st
"MEN WANTEDlFliteen men to loin new
company of National Guard of Missouri: leave
names with Attorney E. E. Wood. 403 Chemical
building.
"MEN WANTED-For tea and coffee routes:
family trade; good pay and permanent pcajnon
vear around. Apply between 10 ana 12. Great
Vestern Coffee and Tea Co.. 72S Franklin av.
PHARMACIST WANTED-At once, sober, re
liable pharmacist; must playcornet or clari
net: special Inducements to right man; want to
hear from whit barbers who are musicians de
siring location. Address Box 23. Forrest City.
Ark.
PORTER WANTED-Good porter for barber
shop 3207 Morgan. , J
WANTED-Everywhere: hustler to tack signs,
distribute ctroulara, samples, etc; no canvassing;
good pay. 8tm Advertising Bureau. Chicago.
jcAaJiu)ftMwa
mercantile: college,
Lincoln Trust banding. Seventh and Oiestnntsts.
individual Instruction given UBttKpa Pen.
manshlp. Shorthand. TypewrtUng. Artthinetle,
Grammar, etc, Fa(i Term, day and night, opens
September I.
HAYWARDS
Baron and Skrtrtbaim Collg...l
SasOad VelloWB lrIHTIHaT inoiviaeBU inwisn
lShoiu Typewriuog. Issokkeeptag. At1t.
aawsrt-Mai ae-a rwjaaiBFsBSBBBjrBja, sr-sjajir -
nCLP WAXTED. MALE.
inree wiw or rive Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra,
Canvassers and Solicitors.
SOLICITOUS WANTED Either sx; cities and
country towns. P 134. lt-pubi!c.
SOUCITORS WANTED-Elther sex: In every
town for 4 to S day opium and whisky cure.
Address, with stamp, Thompr-on Sanitarium, St
Iuls, Mo.
Laborer.
LArORER WANTED-Day laborer at HI Olive
U liil 9 . IU.
nu.i. uniuvi.i m.viku rwenty.nve
reck hreekers for crushers; work In ln.ilen Tr
rltorj" free pass. Apply J. Dignan ltt3 N. Third
st. B. Lantry Sons, contractors.
Boy.
EOY WANTED-Boy to run Job presa. Smith
tz Co.. 105 S. Seventh.
Bor WANTED-Neat colored boy, to sweep
and wait on table, gio Pine.
EOY WANTED A rellabio boy to do general
work in an upholstery shop. Jis; Olive st.
BOY WANTED R'lUble colored boy for dining-room
work; references required. 3781 West
Pine
COPYHOLDER WANTED Boy or young man
with ability to read rapidly and accurateli. Ap
ply on third floor of The I'.cpuMlc building at S
p. m.
AGDXTS WANTED.
A BTARTER-Free trip to World's Fair: sell
Rebe.ah perfumes; free samples; Inclose stamp.
Rebekah Company. 918 Pln st.. Ht. Loula.
AOENT3 WANTED-Weli-dresed agents.
Meyer tc Long. Sjl Globe-Democrat building.
AOENTs'to sell World's Fair Emblem, now be
ing us by committee; sells on sight: send for
10c sample. Murlilo Studio. 1214 Oiiva
AGENTS WANTED Agents in country towns
and city to solicit for magazine; 50c rommlsslon
and chance for large ca-h prize. J 131. Republic
AGENTS In city, male and femalo; blgg-st ln
cictrrtnts ever offered: no waiting: quick re
turns. Star Portrait Co.. 2(6 N. Eleventh St.
AGENTS everywhere; new aluminum card case
and cards; good sellers; big profits: samples free.
Haskell. 9 S. Broadway, flt. Louis.
AGENTS 112 dally made by agents selling our
Claim File: used by every men-hart and physl
clxn. Savers St. Co., D 22. 4n Olive. St. Louis, ato.
AGENTS WANTEDFor Lest selleTorTearth;
be first and get the cream; the World's Fair Star
Emblem mallM for 10c Murlilo Mudlo. 1314 Olive.
AGENTS 10 dally selling Queen Soap Holder
to hotels restaurants, offices anl families: sells
Itself; sample free. A. E. Forshee Co.. Cincin
nati, O.
AGENTS make big money plating knives and
forks; particulars and a guaranteed headache
cure fcr 12c. Acllress John H. Reed, P. O. Bex
. SC Louis, Mo.
AGENTS We have a fine propoltton for can
vassing agents; large profits: honest business:
exclu-lve territory: call or write. Lswls Medicine
Co.. 405 N. Third st., St. Louli. Mo.
AGENTS WANTED Rubber collars. 25c: cuffs.
50c: mailed on recetpt of rrlce: will not turn
yellow guaranteed not to wilt: rend for circu
lar. Thread City Collar Co.. 1230 OUve st.
AGENTS WANTED At least one of rar new
household novelties la needed in every kitchen:
simply show It to a woman ard she buys: inrv
protlts; sample and terms 19 cents. People's
supply CO., Box 224, Alton, III.
AGENTS on salary or commission: the great
est agentr seller ever produced; every user of
pen and ink buys It on sight; M0 to CM per
cent profit; one agent's sales amounted to ID
in six days: another 122 In two hours. Monroe
Mfg. Co.. X 43. La. Crosse, Wis.
BEST article on earth for agents: big money
In salary and commission; outfit free. Murlilo.
1314 OUve st.
EMPLOYMENT that pays Is offered to women,
men, grown girls and boys In the vicinity of
their home by our subscription department. We
give liberal compensation: the most generous
terms ever offered. Prompt reply secures a de
sirable and permanent position, as our special
authorized representative, with exclusive right".
Previous experience desirable, but ntt necessary.
Frank Leslie's Populir Monthly, for vears a
leader among the best lCK-cent lllu.trated maga
zines for the home. Is stronger, brighter, better
than ever. Artlclas. stories by faraou writers:
Illustrations by well-known artiste. Outfit free
to person accepted as agents. Write us a pos
tal to-day and name two references- This Is an
opportunity too good to nej-I-et.
FRANK LESLIE PUBLISinNG nOUSE.
(Founded 1855). 141-147 Flftl avenue. New York.
LADY AGENTS WANTED 'Queen" Protector
for clothing during menstrual period; perfect rio
tectlon guaranteed. S. C Cooper. Harrl'barg. Pa.
MEN WANTED Men with rlra to advertise
ami Introduce. Monarch Poultry M!xtiir: stralxht
salary. 115 weeklv and expenses. Address, with
stamp. Monarch Mfg. Co.. Box 683, Springfield,
I1L
SELLS rn sight any place: the World's Fair
Star Emblem: mall loe for sample and partlcu
lar at once. Murlilo Studio. 1114 OUve.
"WORLD'S Fair Star Emblem now being ued
by committee: beautifully lithographed: mall-d
for 10c; agents wanted. Murlilo Studio. 1314 Olive.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. -
ALL thoae desiring help cr seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
ot the State Labor Bureau of Statistics, flltt
Chestnut st Situations and help furnished tre
of charge. Tel Kinloch A 881.
COUNTRY men to wcrk en passenger train:
steady. National Employment Co.. 113 N. Sixth.
FIFTEEN machinists, wages S0c. 3Jc hour;
steady emploiment guaranteed. Block, 113 N.
Sixth st.
GROCERY clerks and delivery drivers; 112
week. National Employment Co.. 03 N. Sixth st.
LABORERS, teamsters, drivers. 12S to 125: ex
enser. National Employment Co.. Ill N. Sixth.
MULETEERS and hostlers for South Africa;
call at once. Block. 113 N. Sixth st.
SECOND bartender, RO; porter. U: waiter, 11.
National Employment Co. 113 N. Sixth s
THREE city delivery drivers, wholesale house,
MX. National Employment Co.. 113 N. Sixth st.
TWO grocery clerks. 110 to 111 week. Na
tional Employment Co.. 113 N. Sixth st.
TWO Janitors for large office buildings:
National Employment Co.. 113 N. Sixth st.
as-
Wj-iTt-". 4?na wruilacolgt. rtAtl! IIS TTUIIltll.
lUUslU 414114 1V -uv.uw ww - -
National Employment CO.. IU IS. Blxtii st.
MC31CAL.
SIANDOtJN. rultar. banjo and Tlolln atrtnits,
ISc ir set special discount; accordions, grapha-
lT"-.T- ..V.An..i l-Tttnlath! nn,!4jtav
pn-JUCa mil icuwun. -- -, -. . -. .
" "" H .& tisa fla hkF4
KYV PlalBO'', IU 1 I1 MtJ
nakfs and choice woods: save C0 to HOO by bujr
lAg from the manufacturer direct. F .Q. Smitn,
Mir.. yi2 OlWg st. A. E- TVhltaker, Mgr.
""kEMOVAI sale now on. Kleekamp Bros. Piano
Co. 2324 Russell ae. Open e-enings. w loca-
Hon axier jt:l. u, wv -.-..
liliaJUVjVLa Kale nuw vni -. n"u .-
city pianos from J17 up. Kltekamp iirod. VUmo
- ... . -.- - - - tvacilna lei vhat
M , .; jus-:a 4c.
" am H.laAas 4fAd 4r asnh
BANJO, manaoim w biuum, . c, rH
School of Music Odeon, 1042 N. Grand.
'HEAR the KOUi Ot H. iiiuiTi atiig, w y
It is w buy It: sold only by, Daniel G Danker
1lanO -JO., r OUJtrtUHi U..L. ...... .-
. - .. v C...B -iM.d ..(! twOFT
.LT .- ,1.. I- Ptn hniilavnr
Kej-n: uan.w. . - o-. .
THE Old reliaDie cmrtni pmuu. .i wc "ej
t the Daniel O. Danker Piano Company, north
east coreeirteenthandNorth Market sts.
'AltARE bargain In good upright piano: goes
for" 1150 cash: worth double: six months old. iaJ
N. urana ave.
H2S for nice seconanana uprisnfc ". .
nnTonVs. neSlrnew tin. life andfcoo. redneed
SJ,B1 WW and W0, are special bargains this
week ttXO. Smith, Mfr.. 1012 Olive St. A. E.
Whltakcr. Mgr
P A-IOS FOn n EUT prices, and money paid
as rent allowed on the purchase of a piano for a
reasonable length of time. We have a few cx-
upnnd?.u,Plrro0rn- ETupTa, Sufn'ew
Warer00ITHE ESTOY COMPANY. 1U1 Ollv. rt.
MlSCELLAlKOUS WAXTS.
ARE you in trocbls over real estate, business
or personal property T Can make you a fjuick
deal. Y K-. rtepuouc.
CASH XOr UnCiMCWICtt pu.U.1 Cru. wa.nw
stamps, coins: list tree: premium coin list. luc.
X: i 1 'i- o.mn n rnln fn Ml Tln. .t.
jjj. ijbi. Bunny .. w. ...... . .
SCRAlr iron, oones, eic; .ma lur imwi; "
1K3. Mayer Fertilizer and Junk Co- from 0 to
riC2t ifih Kt Tinls XTa
IVi -. A-..... -"-. '
SHOW case, calico iuiiv vics, imiurr .i..r.
all kinds ot store natures. W. W. Reynolds.
-rr Kim a National cash register. Joe Duffy.
US N. Nintn t-
nrANTED A parrot that can talk. E 51, R-
pnbiic.
DAScTsa
ATTEND Prof. D. Honey Iect recepnem
every Thursday venlng at his new hall. 3M1
Olive. Walts and two-step taught for 13.
!1 oer term: rapid system: Prof. Hashagen's
Select Dancing Academy. 33M Eastern ave.: re
ception every Thursday evening. Lessons every
MondajevenlBj?. '
BUSINESS CHAJTCES. a
TEN shares In an old corporation: purchaser
may have a good position with the cKKjany: an-
J. X. lnnwnK. .cmury vnvr..
WISH to tako In drawing, scheme on projects.
Improve machinery and furnish working draw
ings; charge reasonable. Address W. Schmidt
Mechanical Engineer, 203 N. Twelfth St. .
BCBBER STAMPS, SEALS. aTECIM.
ADAMS, the stamp man. 314 N. Blxtn st.. rnD
ber stamps, seals, stencils, etc.; good, cheap.
oolck. Writ .for new list.
"hUBBER stamps, rubber ' typ. l.BJiJ
brass and alomlnnm checks at lowest prices.
Keeper stamp and Seal Company. 1 Locun at.
nnns. CATS. FKTS. FOB SAXB.
LARGE flt' Bernard oos; good wa Tery
cbaap? HOI !. Ninth. t
BCS1ESS FOR. SALE.
EARHER shop: three chairs; new furniture;
good location; make an offer. P. J. Cavanaugh,
3127 N. Grand.
CIGAR and tew stand: oid stand: best bar
gain In city for rcney; eacrllice :or two-thirds
of invoice; must sell; no fake; Investigate. 2C2S
Caes ae. . -
CONFECTIONERY. laundry, news, cigar store;
Just suit married couple; low rent and litlng
room. 1731 Franklin ave.
CONFECTIONERY, Ice cream, cigar. laosdry.
news; old established stand; laundry paya rent;
best stand In city for money. 1S12 Franklin ave.
I1RST-CLAS3 Job printing office, cheap; a
bargain. Apply J. V. laming. 303 Century build
ings GROCERY and saloon In East St. Louis: estab
lished :f04: doing a Rood tuRlncss; selling ac
count of ill health. T 105. Republic
LUNCHROOM, cigar, and tobacco; a bargain
If sold thlsjweelt-JfOS Pine ot-
NICE business pa Ing hundred dollars monthly
can be Increased; price 31.C49. Good opportunity
for young, active man, investigate. F 215, Repub
lic MILLINERY store for sale: good location:
small stock; cheap for cash. Address box 123.
Ronneterre. Mo.
NOTIONS, stationery and toys; also good ray
ing lauidry businirw: cstaNl'ted P years; rea
son for selling, other business. 172 Franklin
ave.
ROOMING-HOUSE Twelve-room roomlng
bot.se. tilled with paying roomers; low rent; no
Incumbrance: owner retiring account of sick
ness: no agents. H 101, Republic-
SALOON: good-paying corner. Oast Brewing
Company. SIS N. blxth st.
SALOON. 1200: felling 75 one-half barrel" beer
monthly; must sell to-day. S. E. Barber. Ml Ro
building.
SALOON with hotel and boarding-house: 5
rooms, with ta.Ti nesting: patronized by trades
anil laboring men long lease; cheap rent; best
pajlng stani In St, Louis. Gast Brewing Com
pany. 313 N. Sixth st.
SHOP, with Jacki and machines; good trade:
In a town of 3 (; only two shops In town
Box 212. Flora. III.
FOR SALE K1SCELLA5EOC9.
COAL Dorr's high-grade. In BVbushel lot or
over. 3o delivered. Dlward Dorr. 2uI3 Market
rt. l'hone, Kinloch C 22.
COUNTERS, sho-v cases. ccffe mills, scale,
two grocers' and two butchers' loe boxes, clocks
and coal-oil pumps. 1C1T Franklin ave.
DESK Roll-top dek. 213 N. Fourtce"nth st..
rrom 7: cheap. IS, with chair. Call to-morrow
before noon.
ELEG.NT"nrunswIck piol and b'lilard tables;
sell or rent reasonable: also all kinds ot supplies
on hand. J. L. Fowler. 2321 Market sL
FINE Elx-hole No. S steel range, set up com
plete for 124.71. Cnndoi Bros., 1024 to 10JS Mar
ket Jt. Laundry stoves. 13 H.
GENUINE horcehide razor strop. 2x23 inches;
all barbers use thorn: send 20c; actually worth
fc. Standard Tcol Co.. rca N. Sixth at-. St.
Louls.
PAJNTS Oil. COc: turpentine, 31ci any leads,
;c: painters' supplies. Krel II. :ien-xi. 1311
Park ave.; both phone.-, D 1234. Sidney 421 M.
BErORE buying millinery or hair goods It will
pay jou lo call at The Paris Millinery Store and
M. Peterson's Hair fctore. SOS N. Broadway.
PAINT, Paint. Paint Pure lead 4o pound while
It lasts; worth 6W:; cans slightly damaged,
standard Tool Co.. 3 N. Sixth strxt to Hilts.
"SECONDHAND slot machines, cheap. IL B.
iiiiain?, v'j vuca ave.
SHOE Manufacturers Useful natent in shoe
trader manufacturer, rizht XX.OIU- C 1(Tf R.
public.
STREET CAR BODIES, SUITABLE
for children's plav houses, chlclcen-hourrs. etc.
110; delivered within any reasonable distance In
the city. O. Matce;. Sons Co.. 1631 N. Broadway.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Wanted.
ALL kinds of household goods bought: entire
contents of house wanted: full value pild. Jones
4: CO., 1143 Olive St. Main IT.; C 742.
ASHTON. furniture and feather buyer: any
size lots: pay highest cash price: established
1373: send postal. Asbton. 1111 S. Jefferson ave
FEATEERS Will Jtay 45c a pound, any
amcur.t, F. Losky. 1213 Morgan st. Phone C 36.
FEATHkr.3 WANTEDSI. Speelman. 2S2S
OUve st.. the old reUnle feather buyer, will pay
23 cents per pound, honest weight. Send postal.
OLD fathers- will par 43 cents per pound;
send postal. S. Batavla. IK N. Ninth.
PARTIES declining housekeeping see me before
selling furniture, pianos, carpets, etc: will pay
highest price. Wolf. 2M1 Park av. Phone C 445.
SECONDHAND furniture, stores, etc, large or
small lots, bought at residence or store; good
prices given by Gibson. 2211 Wash St.
For Sale.
rOUR beautiful gas fixture, richly 'finished;
2. 3. 4 hall light: 112.73. SOOJ Pine st.
FOUR-PIECE parlor suite: plah. a bargain;
In good condition. 1326 Montgomery st-
OAIC sideboard, wardrobe, icebox and other
furniture. Residence. HOT 8. Eleventh.
STEEL range soft-coal burner: good order;
bargain. 4:34 McMillan ave.
TWENTY secondhand sewing machines; all
leading makes and guaranteed; from 13 to HO:
all attachments. C W. Haynsr, 25C5 Gravois ave.
STOVES, new and secondhand furniture, beau
tiful miflt carpets, rugs, etc.; tine payments.
New York Storage Co.. 2212 to 22D Wash st.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
For Sale.
ALL kind" of delivery wagons, storm buggies,
new and secondhand. Young it Ca, 1425. N.
Broadway.
BIG bay horse at horseshoeing; shop. 1107 St.
Charles st.
BIG team of draft horses: three good horses,
suitable for buggy or delivery; prices will suit
lou. 1S53 Locust st.. rear.
CARRIAGES Fine make, nice order: all
styles; new and secondhand; low prices, IIS and
817 N. Broadway.
DELIVERY horse, IS; blind horse. 110: two
open spring wagons: bargain. 4917 Easton arc
GENTLE.young horse for family us; very
cheap. 1328 Wash st.
GOOD work team; horse and mule; 145. 2725 8.
Broadway.
HARNESS Secondhand and new of all kind:
a good farm harness 212.u0: buggy harness 13.30
upward. A. Tnckett. 1322-IS2I N. Broadway.
HORSE, wagon and feather renovating ma
chine, complete, cr will separate; taken on debt;
chfao. 3i21 S. Broadway.
u.NE cpen buggy, set of harness snd good
innrv. 4ra. bX
242S Cass av.
RUNAPOUT. horse and harnee, 150; also four
work horses, HO to SZO. 3021 Chestnut rt.
SECONDHAND trap to nice order; rubber
tires. No. 115-117 N. Broadway.
SEVEN-YEAR-OLD bay horse; sourd and gen
tle; 11 hands: also three spring wagons; high
seat: for carpenter- or other business; .-foot bed,
123: planing mill. 3e00 Lucky.
TWO good horse, suitable for any use; can b
bought at a bargain. 1811 Morgan.
TWO big horses: good condition: heavy-built
mule: chunky driving mara: from farm; big bar
gain: must sell. S32S Franklin, renr.
WE have and manufacture all kind business
wagons and storm buggies: our wagons equipped
with Wlttirh patent end gates. 1223 N. Seventh.
LI AaAlt7r54S Retail
department. Till
nnnilGiWW Washington avenue.
J.
B. mckiss BBuaiery co.
MACHINERY.
For Sale.
ELECTRIC motors and dynamos to rent: from
1 to SO horso power. Roso Electric Company. 204
a Third st.
t-h.-p. engine-, hollar, with stack, heater and
pump; only recently Installed. 202 S. Third st.
GASOLINE AND STEAM ENGINES
Boilers, steam pumps, steam, gas and water sup
plies, sawmill machinery, belting, hose, etc
FAIRBANKS. MORSE tc CO., St. Louis.
CARPF.T rULKAXIXa.
AMERICAN (Verdler) Electric Cat-net 'Seating
and Renovating Co.. Nineteenth and Pine First
class work: lowest prlcts. Main (33. B 70.
EMPIRE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co. Carpet
taken up. cleaned, made over and laid: best
work: lowest prices. 2123 Lucas; Main 1131. c 3-
ENTERPEISE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co.
Soecial attention altering, sewing and relaying;
Eastonand Pendleton. Lin. 3T4M;. Kin. D 14BT
UTHOLKTERING. mattress-making and feather-
renovating. Do you want any work denef Can
Donlgan. 1312 OUve st- Phone Main M71C '
EDCCATlO-fAL.
HARTSOCK A JONES'S BUSINESS COL
lege. Grand and Windsor-Shorthand course, Mo;
tuition, month. 11; touch typewriting a specialty.
GERTRUDE nARTSOCIC, expert teacher 'of
snortnana ana toucn. irpewnung; private lessons
IS month: lessons given day and night. 3S3S
Windsor place.
PRIVATE Instructions riven In tha classics;
German a, specialty. B lis. Republic
PRIVATE lessens, shorthand, typewriting:
make specialty Tboch typewriting ana proeurins;
paylng positions; complete course. US. Mrs.
Barnes, principal. 2W5 Washington av.
TYPEWHrTERS- r
For Sale.
LEiaH BROS. Typewriter Headanartert fit.
Century building: ail makes, new snd second
hand: Remingtons, smith Premiers. Olivers, eta.
WE hv XM typewiters for rent or sal. Call
er mall or telephone -your order: -aatlstaetloa
guaranteed.- Tha Typewriter Tip, M II.
Ninth it. St-.Loui. .
FERSOXAU ii I
Fifteen Cents Per Us.
ieTs'erafWws'..'
mrv1
axjl. private accuses b specialty at tn jrcana
lln Avenue Free Dispensary. 1314 Franklin av.
CONFINEMENT cases taken: part pay la work
If desired: private seclusion, ccnsultaUms and.
trial treatment: adopting babies free; treats ir
regularities: try my regulator: best of medical
care and nursing: get my terms: written guar
antee for all cases; call cr write; ail mall
promptly answered; ratlents mt at station or
boat In my vehicle, sirs. Dr. Murphy, 2121 and
2125 Olive st. Kinloch phone fglC
CONFINEMENT FREE Home for Infants it
deelred. physlc'an and midwife in attendance;
caws guaranteed: ladies in trouble call or write;
consultations free: board s Isw as 12 per W9k;
ratlents met at station- Mrs. Dr. Hogan, Sli
Olive st.
DOCTOR MART MURPHY gives written guar
antee: board C10. 23. U per week. 213 and 2IX
Olrve st,
DR DENNIS, regular licensed ohyslcUn: suc
cessfully treats all female troubles: guaranteed
results: also confinements: perfect seclusion la
my private home; consultation free- 2S47 Morgan.
DR. MARY APTHUR-Onlv nt-vsldan keeptna
a conflnem'nt hone In city having a hillhy lo
eatlcn: trained nurses: excellent accommodations:
motherly care and n-rfect seclusion: Irregulari
ties successfully treated or no charge: guaran
teed results: consultation free. 2311 Morgan st.
DR. ANNIENEWLANDT" 2721 Washington
Ave Ladles, if you want a friend and first-class
medical advir and graduate in alt the ltis
known to womankind, consult me at once- Ir
regularities prltlvely removed when others fall
to cure you; don't be discouraged. Call and se
me at once. Ladies received before and during
corlneroent. Infants adopted. Special accommo
dations fcr ladles who ar strangers In the city.
All correspondence strictly private.
GOLDEN Sal Female Regulator r!!eres from
three to five hours; sent secured from ob-erva-tion
for 11. 2721 Washington ave.. St- Louis. Mo.
GOLDEN Sal remale R-gulator relieves la
tnree nours: snt secure: price H: none genulns
without wal of Golden Seal Med. Co. Address
2MI Morgan st.
IjADIE'' In trouble, call: nr remedies never
fn:regnlarphysiclan. 1221 Franklin av.
LADIES Mr regulator naver fans: one com
plete treatment free. Mrs. E. Starr. 2323 Frank
lin. s.fT'" TT?TTW?.r-c t-t. j... .. . in.
J. Ewing ave: always successful: may be con-
...u. luvij-a wir.i r-Ktgt cuumg; no meojem-v.
MRS. L HOTSOV. bdl-s nrivat home during
eonSnement: absolute protection and safety as
sured: mothrly care: Irretfnlaritles: iraeces
juaranteed or no rharges: inrants ndepted: In
formation fre-': ladles In trrmbi-. call or writ;
German and French snokn. 2J1 and 23JJ Olive.
SEPT. S, 1301 To Whom It May Concern r
Th public Is hereby notified that h-reafter I
will not be responslbli for any debts Incurred
by my wife. Mrs. Mirtln nenrr.
MARTIN HENRY. 2734 Lawton av.
LADIES, $500 REWARD
For an abnormal, obstinate ense of supptssslon.
au-j kluw. mv i;eguiaror rails to relieve in zi
hcurs; positively guaranteed: no ergot or plllst
many saved from suicide: ideal, safe home treat
ment: mail . Doctor Jackson. R. a. . 1C
learbern, Chicago.
OPIUM
nana wbistey txasttb ernxn at -nrsra
in to siHrJtAd.Dr.B-C.Tnojtptsoa
337 8. JeSerson Ara., St. Louts, Mo.
MEDIUMS AUD CLAIRTOTA5TS.
Fifteen Cents Per Lln.
MADAME CELESTE Trance medium
clairvoyant. 718 N. Compton, bet. Lccas
Morgan St.
STORAGE AID MOVITfe.
AMERICAN Storage and Moving Company, 2x11
OUve St. packing, shipping, storage: separata
rooms. Tel. Main 231L W. H. Langdal. prastdeat.
BONDED Warehoun
Hy. C. Wieh Storaga
and Moving Co , 1312-14 Franklin av.- money
teyao-
jccu wnen oesireq. iwin. u 3s.
DONALDSON Move, store, pack, ship and snts
press; goods bought and sold. 172C-2S waihingtoa
ave. TeL C H4. Oface, 102 N. Eighteenth st.
FRANKLIN Warehouse and 8tcraga CO. IN
aoBtpzooE room. u.-.'s sTaruuin ave.
Nledrtnghans. Proprietor. Beth telephone
NEW York Storage Company, Offlc HI Unlets)
Trust Building Move. pack. ship, store On far
niture In private room. Phon Main 84.
PORTMANN. W. W.. storage, moving, peek
ing and shipping; TeL Tyler C4M; 4427 Margs.
retta ave. Money advanced on household goods.
SOUTH Side Storage snd Moving Co.. -sor lsaj
and 1306 Sidney st. Tel. Sidney 237Kfaloca C sTU.
Storage
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
New- Warehouses. Grand and
Laclede avis, for mfe.kMoin
ol xuzruiurv. viajvim. ltuu&?. Tuuaoiss, ooxn
etc: strictly flrsc-class: moving, packing, ship
ping, etc Money advanced. Consign goods our
care. Estimate free. Get our rates. Phon a
f3S.
R. U. LEONORL JR.. & CO.. IZU-a Ollv a.
HOTELS.
CENTRAL Hotel (For Gentlemen). 410-11 Xai
ket St.. Near Broadway Large, airy room. MK
60c 75c and H per day: 12 to IS per weak.
ERIE HOUSE. Fourth and Clark: Swan Boos.
Ixth nnd Morcan. The Bachelor. 181A crvmttaral
steam heated, electric lights, setting and lead
ing rooms; free bath; lodging. 13c; rocma, v.
lie. 0c IL 8. Mnrta, prcpnetor.
HOTEL WYOMING. Fifteenth and
Modern lmprr-ements; rooms, fibe and n per dayi
s per wkk ana up.
IF yoa want nice, dean, well-ventilated an)
furnished rooms, don't fall to give th Windsor.
Sixteenth and Pine, a caiL
OLD CLOTHMU BOUGHT.
ALL kinds of gentlemen's and ladlsa ctothlnsi
oarpets. bedding, etc; highest price paid: sail
or send postal. W. Kult. 1424 Franklin ara.
HIGHEST cash price paid for ladles and geo
lemen's cast-off clothlns;. Call or send postal. .
Miller. 605 Walnut st- gin. A 213. No branch.
OLD clothing bought: largest stock misfit
coats, pants, suits, shoes, etc. la city; save
money and wear better clothes than your netgh
bor. 624 Morgan et.
OXmr TO aVOAS.
Ob Real "Batata.
MONEY to loan In sums to suit from HO)
110.000; no charge for paper. P. J. Ckvanaogh.
1437 N. Grand ave. " '
Ota Personal Frwaerty.
A PRIVATE party leans money en fiuullarli
easy payments; confidential and proper treatment.
101 Chemical building. Eighth and OUT st.
APPLICATIONS for loans on household goods
receive our prompt attention. New York Fmanc
Co.. W7-S-1 Odd Fellows' bids-.. Ninth and OUT.
CONFIDENTIAL loans on furniture, pianos or
any good security; weekly or monthly rymanta;
also discount. Young 4s Lyons, 101 OUT St.
MONEY to loan on furniture, pianos aad all
good securities: lowest rates In city; business
strictly ccnfid-ntlal: est- 1171. iota Morgan at.
MONEY obtained for satisfactory salaried em
ployes; lean on furniture and other securities.
Bee John W. Staler. 202 N. Ninth, rooms Ira-erg.
MONET for salaried people, boardlng-hous
keepers, teamsters, etc, without security: easiest
terms: largest business m forty principal dttan,
Tolman. room ML 211 N. Seventh St.
Mcm-ty to localn aor smouat.oo U klQsC of
prioDal
propMtr
Biwiam a unrttSMBM
PJMCM.
912 FRANKLIN AVE.
EQUITY FINANCE CO.
Money without security to salaried men and
women; easy payments; approved paper bought:
accounts received for collection. 1410 Union
Trust tfJildlng. .
MONEY FOI SALARIED KOFLE.
We furnish yon money quickly and i nsfTiTaea
tialiy. without security. NatlonaJ Credit cov,
rooms 301-902 Chemical building-. Eighth ana
Olive st.
'
FR1TTINO.
A DOLLAR pays for complet outfit prtaUd
stationery: good quality: send for samples; aetata
wanted. Thoa. p. smith a Co . 105 S. Seventh at.
BUSINESS cards. H: billheads, sutamanta,
note heads. 1LW per thousand. A. P. VI trey. 101
N. Twelfth st.
CRESCENT PRINTING COMFANT. mf.
Fourth St. Fine commercial job work; popalar
prices. Send for sample. '
J. W. STEELE A CO, Book, and Job Printers,
U X Third St.-Legal blanks and. briefs a spe
cialty. Tel. Main 147.
DESTi-rrmY.
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. 415 N. Broad
war Sets of teeth. 13: rainless extraction. "Set
bridge work. . Open Sundays until L
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. 415 N'Broaa-'
way. Between Locust and St. Charles-Co and
X15 sets ror - rocvor v-ase, xTopnetor.
nw TSSTrTirANN. dentist mmfiutim .V.M.
special rates to working people; plates with best
teeth. 14 to 17. Northwest corner Eleventh and
Franklin.
GOLD, SILVER ASD JTICKEL PLATllla.
DOWNING replatis and repairs sllrerware.
gold plates watches, jewelry; good work;, cash
s m!4 nlif Uv.r anf .!. !... sn. s-
GOLD and sliver nlatlns- In all hrwnefcM.
for old gold and silver; fine gold for sal. 8
kamp tc Kranse. H2H Ffas st.
oraciAKs.
E. B. STRAUS. Eye Expert Gold srjectacle.
tS.U up: complicated cases a specialty: mjat
eonlpped testing parlor la city. W6 Locust st
aTKDlCAL.
DR. RICT, n!4 Scbool 8t--Obttrlea
gynascology. (Ladle, physlrtatu
.. TRT-Anafrson's WhoopJ;; Cbngb Care! l
Ueves In from four to Ave days. 1414 QUra as..
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