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THE' BEPUBLIC: SATURDAY, FEBRTJABY 22, 1902.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
nncoim ok iiiiith.
A. ana K. Toans. Ctll AlS'n: bin.
J.im r. and 1. Sitr. 1917 rati;; bor.
"'rank oca A. Ul-kninkl. 1317 Karstlel.l; sir.
U lll'.am and U s-checl. 1M1 South Tenth: lior.
"alter and S Smith, nil oil.c: Ki::.
nT.llani S. nnd M. i: Isarker. lll Tyler: boy.
Stephen r. ruJ 11. Sultlian. 412i KowjtJi; slrl.
IS and C. Hcllman. :) N'orlli l.-.ec; ilj.
J. nW S. Knthmail. 9ai North r.lshth: lioy.
VV 1". and T. S. Tnrl.fl. 1!4 M.ntKomery; boy.
,',lin and M. MIisry. 2't), lJrannon: lwv.
Mnarl and M. Toni!K,hn. IK. Arsenal: clrl.
" and '. .lar.s,n. 71., N rtli N'Imh cir
'oorco and ". ".Id" .liar. SO) Hall'i- l'-rrv: hoy.
I'enry and J. It .ThMn..nn. ". GlmMtr: boy.
"ianc ard K. Ardrrniri. 1-H Hehe't; lov.
T ". and It. A Sharp. XZI Wilson: lioy.
'". ". and J. Natiler. 111 old Minche-ter: boy.
"-Vlllian and T. NVIt. HI! deary: bov.
John and M. KUcullrn. CO Cap: liov.
Ilnry o. and S". J. Vollct. :ilS Kast Prairie;
Cirl.
lo-i and A. Kill- 14 C NVrtli Tnrntv-flrjt: slrl.
Al-.1r.vY ar.d II. "li.-". 101 ("ass; clrl.
J" and 1". Krne. a. ---anklln: boy.
Jlenrv and .1. Green, (V3 Ohio; lv.v
James and Jl. I'.i. jstsa Sidncv; h-y.
ii i:niAa: mci:-si:s.
1' A. Hiat!
l.uiu Yood,',ar.l ....
,tame,i Tcmpai h
Mazic o Rnda
I" V cvmnton
rilzaVih It. IHxon
.1 I". Wlnl-ail
I., n s. M'ltrlde
.' II Snhn
Manila Hennemann
'. -err c. liehrs
aitle r. Harris
T M. io.
T,'itna A. Zlmmerlv .
1 n v Krciilrr
Anna Pchncnt
" Manchester
112 I-oni'l
South Omaha. Xel
South Omaha. Net
".Voodlaw n. Kh-
Windflel.l. ?.n
"0.-. Wash
"012 I-m tin.
1107 Gano
1411 Mallf,a
IKS south Tiiir.t
1411 South ltroad.i-
1021 South Tenth
130". South Thirteen-"!
1317 Papin
Ste. Genevieve, alj
H(Ii!lnK I'llisn (Solid Gold).
Finest qualities. S3 to $M. Mermod &
Jnccanl'p. Iiroadway and I-ccust.
ill him, i-nit-irrs.
.'oftn I. Carroil, 3 years, 1131 Morrison, con
Ctftlon f lungs.
Albert Ilaa. JS year". 11 Will; consumption.
Mathc-v Iuer:t. 7y years, 423J South Compton;
k-nlle debilitj.
SarnuM X. HoKidsr, 72 years, 1127 Washington;
atl.eroma.
August F. 9;ts;r. 52 -ears. 1111 Tjler; renlle
Ability.
.Lcti.M !ell'r.lrs. 32 -cars. S727 Flnntv; acute
ej.;?.
lludclph Kctt-mtn. 43 years, 4511 National
ltM.-e: i-reumonia.
i;i'-e KUs. ,u -cars. 1M1 naston; cirrhosis
cf lt-c.
"Itiy J. Ilo-an, 71 years, ti: Market: senile
dehllltv.
Kdnord Kncy. 2 earr, 2211 Olive; mltt-l In
snfficepcy. lofri-h Mftless. 1 month, S23 Gamble; bronchi
tis. Maiga-ft I. I'irer.cr, 27 ears, C"7 roplar:
pneu'in l: a.
Ad-:ie Hunter, 21 jcars, WG South Ninth; iicri
t..r.!:l. !iorlfs A. Hau-mann. C3 vcars. I2")3 Maple:
apfpiriy.
Clara it. Ro'.v. IS -ears, lis Nortii Nineteenth:
oreun ption.
.miet I. Mset. 21 years, 192) Nebraska; ex
1 ai'stirti.
V, . it. Mrt'rocUfn. 35 ears. Baptist Hospital:
bcart ij:ea-r.
e,dva'-d ,. Ileaudry. SO yeatr, C"! lYanklln:
n '!!.
2m: a f!ym 73 .ear, 22" Ilehert; pneumotda.
r'reilerick Scbulenlerp, 71 years. Poorbouse;
-rII-V
Mnr-- lTale. 20 "cars, reinale Hospital: con
s r.-Mlc.
I.Iltv NIclKls, Ic 'cars. 601 Theresa: septicae
mia. "nte "isclier, 4" ears. 2S0 Easton; p"rIloni-
Cherlcs I. TIiornturKh. SO -ears. 5110 Reber
j'eee. heart dleae.
Daniel it. lpc 32 -ear?. 121 North Ninth:
fMeni. rf brain.
Joseph Carroll, s months, 2117 Papin: broncho
1 n rmcnia.
Ailoe l:raley. i ynrs, Mullanphy Ho-pital;
r,yti-'Pl.
.1. Sullivan. T, ytars. 4137 I-3.ington: ccn-
S'lmMlTl.
l-;.et Kenrtrdy. 2S ears. IMS South Jeffer
sfn: cll s'ons.
Jar.iei P. Harrlnttcn. S jears. 2S13 North
hpr.rjff: bcr't failure.
Vil'.r:i: ;iii. .leufeii, c inonltir. 111. North
S-venth: blll!y. , ...
:nr-e ."ikubowrkl. 2 jearr IS") North l-.lev-ct
tr- pr'm . .
.ulla Mrollrr. 73 -ears. l"2i. Srhild: nephrl-
Therisli Tr-uts, 49 ye.ns. 332.. Sprins; pepti
cnfntla. Gilbert Mock. 3 montl.s. ..J.. ca-.: sp.nai men
lnrltle. ft-r t inkellv. 72 e.-.rs. roomouse; senility.
r.i:.i. itati: TiiAXSKEas.
y.fllllltT :c-i ft., e. .. be, l'ountain and
I'elinai: Fair l-reMin-nt ',. to .lames
alcAfc w. .! J 7,133
lj.N.M" Si ft., si. s.. le'. Goolfl .nv
a d Oara; Vic.or iih-de ti .l(o. Siae-
e'e tc. d 10
iTl' llUJfK Geo. Ittplwm to tbo ll
pSam k Kial.'ws Mis. Co -. .1 S10W
AltOl.lAE . ft. 0 In., s. .. le-t. JefCrr-Fi-n
and ihi: .1. Lca'tnont to Isab-ile
l.earrront qtc. d 10
" L1.3.IAU S-" ft., e. f.. bet. Xewtead ar.d
Tejlor: Vi tor Rlio 'es ta llu- ni;l -v. d. 11)
-rLltAlt'S ft., s. s.. bet. NVwstead and
Talor- Victrr Itho.'ea to Gu 15M v. d. 3')
J'l.I.IOT 75 ft. . In., o. s : Andy Uor-
niisen to Alfrir'.i Greea v. d 3,70)
I -(RMDl XT Si ft. e. s.. bet. Clateod n
-Ml Aoatrn-.t; Vidcr Illioil s to Gu DM
iv. .1 10)
l".Miaiin:XT -3 ft. , r.. le-t. Clarendon
.fd A,'ad'niv; VlctT Rhodes to Gns 1)11
-l. d 101
V.M.I, 'w f... n. f.: Ann'e Su!lia:i to
!.itll n.rklev -. .1 i.:s)
Ivl.VtVS llltSHWAI 3") ft., w. s.. bet.
Reber p'ace and Odrll: ut:o Stare!; to
Co. Slo-ltr -v. d 2.2"1"
2I.MX--71 ft., m. .. bet. lou-:las an!
c.ijneiia: .lis. M.ja to jo. Moon Buz-tv
N I NT 1 1 -2. ' It'.'." e.' ' V.'. ' ' i i-V.' ' isieiii" nd
St-:n; f.er.rv Fre-e to Gerhard Kreln
"inum o,to. il 3)
PHXW.l-TK. 4s It. SV In., n. s.. Ler.
Washlnston and Olhe; S..1 Adler to
'K'brlle ll.nenan v. d Ovrt
i:r"M"i.i--. ft., ii. .. i-t. Mississipt.i
t-d Elrbtecnth: l.ouis S-Ime!e to I'mil;
terirl:e- v .: 3,20)
S.ir TT " ft., n. ., 1:. 21t and :21:
Selircbm::!! Realty Cu. to clias. Ila;.s
.-. .1 30.CO)
;I'1I1 -3", ft. . .. tt. o'FaUon and
RVrtl-. M-!la WICI.cndeii to John Haley
n: fl S.C0-)
.y1.liNTIXi: . ft.. . .. lit. Itnia.iv.Hy
ird )"n-lrlli- 3-ite & Krairvc 2Jf. .
13-nll Krai-fe.siv. d 30)
A1.F.XT1M: ,'A ft. . k bet. -.'road-say
n-i Fourth: Kmii KrilKsest to M'pham
' ICmlS'.i Mfe. CJ- w. d 3CO0-)
V -I.I.S 23 ft., n s.. bet. F.url and Clara;
Oliver Gruodon to l'at Hat-den TV. .1 . .. 3.0O)
V "!lr. ft., i.. s.. b't. 21et and 22d:
-'e-'i'c:i lfmpfev to Ameri rm Macfre
iu-ii.i)i(;
pi:hmit.
laiuls M. llflli,
w; x.
Twenty-third, dwelling;
S. Jefferson, dm elling;
'.arieii Jj-enfe,
2C30
4. isi.
Ida OoiseF. Slt-C X. Kin-:'." highway, ilwellln-r;
IS isi.
Kmplie H-ev i--e-company. Sarah and Wabash.
... : :.-!".
t M'tul C.nrpany, 4 ITS Clanm. addltioi:
NEW CORPORATIONS.
IISSOMCI.
i.rTi:i.K-s-in-"iA!.
JciTrirtrn CUv. Mo.. I-Vl. "J. Scictar
! Sam Tk Oiok tn-day .--supJ ccrtl-i"-1
r- of liKorporatlcm to the followlrtr
t ,ipai.!cj-:
VliU'-p.-at'-r MTrintil- Omipany of AVIill-vnt-'
cau.til ftf''--:. Ji.0-Vf. Int-orpirntors V. O.
XII'?, J. 1. Mn11-v :in1 .1. M. SUk.c.
ti'"i i:n I ItotiMns tVimiany r,f St. Ioui;
i-apltjl "t-v J,;itJ InconK'Htor" Willhm IZ.
I nijrf-1-t. Willi -i in Q. t.'p'-fcht atnl Henry Hanz.
yt. Icn' Moi.iteau JIIn!nc Company of St.
Jstst; csnIU.1 ftoolc. $1K0M. TPconKrators N.
o. Tntc. Atnos S. StsUon. R. IE. Vautrhan ana
-ttu-ri-.
r.-ownwcll UolIr-HalI x Comr-any of St.
J.r): rnpltnl stry-k. ttOO.CtO. lnmrnoratorg
rr.l; II. Ko-h. I. II. Uopp. J. Mack ami
,!-"".
Jlnmhy Pry Of-oSa Comnanv nf St. Ionla;
t-j1tnl yfH-1-:. J"i.C'1. Inron'nrntfirs Sarnh Mur-p'-v
Parr-sjM Nrtv.Ty arrl IIIpIirt'I Piillok.
V.?ri ' ltrni.TTk nf Ul-niarcl-": rapltal stock,
inMi tnr-rp'-rflts-.r W .! ICnorjip. C. T. Tul
lok. W 11 ttntUr anl ntli-ri.
nIrfti IJank uf Vnt-m: ranltal tc'k. J2..
M Iipfjnratnrs J. T I-ums. V. O'Malley anj
o.hrrr.
1MJAOIS.
nniuT.Mt sii:n.u.
Sn rcTt'-Ji-. II!.. Ten. 21. feecrctair
of Stat
Un tiw..r yiantM l'c-n-cs to
lnccrporate to
tbf roii'nv.ni: orpanizRiicn:
Wi-v.wnii1 H.-ircIwari? Componv. nt Cairn: car
!tal yttx-k. -Pi.v'O': to do a uhoksa)- nnd mall
hardwnrp Imln's-.. Incorporators II. E. Spauld-tr.-.
W K. Jchnunn and II. T. Moore.
Thi Attloti ltrld;i' Cnmnany or Attica. Ind.,
with 2. s-ipltal stok of XK.M3: In IUInol-.. J20.
Tho KtrK-Crowther Compmy f San Antonio.
T-c.. with a capital stock of J3.00.000; tn II
llroir. S.f"J.
Th- Mnw-tuke" .Clf-rtr-c G-Jtnpanv nf Mllwa-1-c-f.
Win., with a capital flock of S200,0M; In II
liro'i. -Sft
Olrnn Olai-s Company of Olcan, X. Y.. with a
capital Etcck cf JltX.-XJ-J; In Illinois. Jj.O).
TKXAS.
i:Ki-f iiijc srnciAi.
Auntln. Tex., Fftli. 21. Artlclw of Inrorporatlon
of the fnllowlnjf corporatlcns were tiled In the
Secretary of State' department:
Wc-tern Windmill and Hardware fompanv of
midland. Midland County; canttal stock. Jfi0-t.
The Hub Shoe Company of l'aris: capital clock.
Austin Fair Association of Austin; capital
tork: J2.C0O.
GISXERAIi AXXOESCEMErTd.
ST. IjOITIS, Mo.T'jan. IS. 150i. The public U
herehy notiiled that certificate of memberi-hip In
the Merclants Kxchans? of St. IjouI-, No. f-ST-2,
dated March 12, 193, In the name of Georce Ba
ker has tetn loit tr destroyed, and that ap
plication has lH?en made to ths Board of Direc
tors of said exchange for a duplicate thereof.
GKOHGE MAKKH.
OKFICn of Mifi-ourt Stat Mutual 1'ire nnd
Marine luurncc Company cf St. Ioul. Mo.. No.
"I Chetniit St... Kl. 1". 1902. Nolle i hereby
rhen that the Board f LlrecUrs ot this e;in
iirv Ui tnU dav ordeicd an ie?5ineiit on .l
ptuilum rotes held by th- companv from Nop.
2?iM to 21jil (InclusiJ. payable en nr befcra
irll Z. iMT. il. J. UIEIiNHITK.
4 1-4tary.
STEAMSHIPS.
t riu.PUiHA J-iiiMPPixn islands. via
Iff AR'tlDlnu iiiivnl.lTt.lTljrlne Mall H.
S. Co.. Occidental ft Oriental S. S. Co. and
Oriental S. s. Co. from Fan '"rand-co: r.ru.
March . 1102; Coptic. .March 13. lSiC: Amer.can ,
Maru. March 21. 19". I'cr passage and fielsnt t
rates, reservations, passage orders and iniorma- I
tlcn. apply to '. I- Tor.iisicr. Accnt. 11 0!lv--u.
St. !yiul. Mo. J
LOST AXI FOUXD.
I10C!-I.-)t.
reward. 191
lenion-and-r.hlle
Ninth st.
setter pu;
("LOVI"LoM. en
fur -rloo: left han
I'-icll'l r.'.ir I-i-lmar. Mack
!. Pl"ac i etui n to 7M Kucl d
ave. p
F'ol'KjrniOOiC I.ot. Tlmr-day. at SKtii and
'ah!nctvn ac ;:!" p. m.. 'iovn bather iv.ei.--etl;k:
nan.e e:tsraed in-ide. .Iteturn to 211s
School 't.
I:IN: Lrkt. wed.llnc tins, betwr-n firavois nnd
California. Iten.ird if ictcrnetl to J7" 1 l.n
Klne C Mpan . .
nXCHANfin A.MI HAHTCR.
6ViatIeTno patk wagons and bu-rcj for
blKh-Sf.lt dtllvery l.!-;On; must be in K'X-d ocn-
dltloi. Urn. Ilollneik. Se-e-itli nnd Arsenal.
57 feet, comer lot. Ita-.1 Hill. St. I.ouls Coun
ty; deed of liust: J.".; north 10 per foot. What
have jou? W 32. KtTUblic.
STOCIvIIOM-KnS' J1KI.TIXGS.
N'OTICH !; hrrebv entn that a meeting of he
IWrd of IMrectors of the St. Itu!s and San
Tranclpco Itallroad Company will l- held In the
principal orilce t the oompanj. In the Com
mercial building. :rn olive rt.. In the city of
St. ImlF. Mo., on Tuesday, March 11. 1M2. ot
3 o'clock a. m.. for the transarticn of i-ucli
1-u-sinets as may properly com- h fure the meet
Injr. II. I. YOAKUM, rresddent.
K. II. Hamilton, Se-retarj.
St. Ieulp. Mo.. TelTUary 8. 1302.
OFFICE St. 1juI.h ItrM-z- "imponv. T-i.. 21.
lJ-f.' -The annual ntf-fting -f the stocKlioIdis of
this company, for t-e -l?-tiin of five (3 d rtc
top. will b hel.l at the otfic- of t-il oompny
en TueFday, the fourth day f M-tie!:, 33-C
U'M. TAVeWI-;, I'reUent.
V. W. I'Nher, Secretary
1)I"FICr: Tunnel llallniad oTst. Iy-uis. Feb. 21.
1C The annual meetlnpr of the stockholders i.f
this company, for the election of tU-e fS, directors,
will be held at the offic-- of this cempany on
Tuesday, the fourth day of Match. IiKJ2.
WM. TAI'SSIO, lroiidcnt.
V. W. Fisher. Secretary.
ELECTION NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS. IKON MOUNTAIN A SOUTHERN
KAIL WAY CO.
New Tcrk. January 2-.d. 3302.
Notice Is h-veby given that the annual meettaC
cf the stockholders of the St. Lou If. Ir.n Moun
tain and Southern Railway Ccmp'.ny will b-s held
at the cceia.1 oitlce of th Company, In the City
of St. Louis. Missouri, on Tuesday. March Hit.
1W2, at nir.f o'clock a. in., for the election of
thirteen Directors for the enfulnjr year, and for
the transaction of any other business that may
come before said mretlns. Tls annual mectinc
of the Directors will be held at the same offlc
en the samt" dav at tw-lv o'clork t roon. The
transfer books wfil be closed on Friday, January
21st, lOl, at three o'clock p. m . and reopened en
th day following th annual meetlPff of th
stocihclderj or any adjournment thereof.
GEO. J. GOULD.
A. II. CALEF. Secretary. Pres-ideat.
STOCICIlOLDintS Mi:KTING-A raeetlrjr of
the Moekholders of the Iovd G. KaiTis Manufac
turing Comi-any tvIII b- h-H April 22. 1$-. for
th" purp se of ttliiB npin n icsclittlon to in
crea tho capital stork of the company from
$."..--) to JloO.fniO.
i.oyd o. hakris,
hcnhy ouicllmal:-:.
Majority jf i-took holders.
STOCKHOLDERS MKKTING-Notlce is here
by Rlen that th- annual metinjr of the sto'-lE-lso.ders
of the laul-lnna Purchase Exposition
Company, a corporation orpanled under h laws
of the State of Mis-.urf, will l-e hHd In Hill
No. 1. elehtti floor. Odd Fellows bulldinp. south
cast conier Ninth nnd o.ive streets, in the ciiv
of St. I-ou.s. Mo., on Tuesday. March -I. lX. nt
9 a. in., for the election of thirty-one members
cf the Board of Dlrectot. and fo-- th trannc
tion of sucli other business as may come before
said meeting.
DAVID IL FRANCIS. President.
Attest; Walter B. SteAn;, Secretary.
St. LouK Mo- Feb. 19. 2Ii?2
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
COMPANION Youns woman, with some ex
perience in nursing, would Ilk uosltton as com
panion to invalid. It T.. Republic
COOK SItnatlcn
reierences. t'all at
bv comp'tent cook, lost
22) N. Ther'a ave.
DRUSSMAKKR
would like a few
gan tst.
Situation tiy
more enncme
dre,mak'-r;
s. 27 JS Mor-
HOCSEOIRL SItnatlcn to do eeneial house,
work by colored lady. Address Trance, 1122 N.
Twenty-third -U.
HOUFK-CliriL-Situation by srl.-l to peneinl
l.oueewfrk- -m?ll fCiinily; no wish:n. -SU
Clark ax-., third flcor.
HOlVKWOItK-Coloted woman wants situation
as housegirl or to do plain ccoklnj. Jtli N.
Taylor ae.
LAUNDRESS Situation by laundress for
Wednesday of each week. 2S2y Adams si,
LAUNDRESS Situation to do washlnc; to take
home; tlrst-class laundress. In rear, 4230', Cottf
Brllllante a f.
"" STENOGItXl'HElt A young lady itencgrapher.
errpUyed. wants em elopes to address or circular
Icttcis to write. J .-.2, Republic.
LAUNDRIES Good washerwoman v.ould Hk
to co out; scm1 references; honest and wllllr.;
colored woman. Mrs. Former 2117 Lucas ave.
STENOGRAPHER Experienced vounr lady
r.fnographcr and Iookkeep-sr desires pesition
with firm; references Cichanged. -121S ICen
nerly ae
LEIGH RrcF.. 3l2fi Century, supply -"mplojera
free with compettnt ttenograph-rs and took-kper-;
liotli phone.
STOVE REPAIRS.
A. G. BRAUsHR. 2K-3W N. TinRD ST.
SITUATIONS WASTED MALE.
ISAIlTENDnn Situation by ai
bartender; city reference. M Z It
i experienced
public.
BOOKKLKPER-I'o'ltinn -nant-1 as bookkeeper
by joung man who ju-t praluated frum busi
ness college. f7. Republic.
COLORED man wants situation lii private
family; best of reference. I'rank Fims, 1123
N. King's highway.
DRi;o CLEHK Situation as junior druir clerk;
one ar's experience; cne year nt college. D 64,
Rerubltc
OARDKNnn Situation bv fir.t-c.ai!S eardener;
private place preferred; best of references. F.,
42(8 Juniata st.
HOTEL CLERK Situation wanted by r-xperl
encea souns man kzz as notei c.erK niv
or
country; Eoter; nst 01 reiercnces. c 5S. i:e
public, MAN "ioung man 22i, stolier. desires position
In some wholesale house or factory. A Z6. Re
publie. GREGG
Shorthand,
Piiman Shorthand,
Touch Typewriting,
Bookkeeping,
Telegraphy
and all the common-school
taught at the
itudies are thorcuehly
Bryant&Stratton College.
FIFTH FLOOR cf CENTURY BUILDING, cor
ner Olive and Ninth Sts.
In response to numerous requests from jouns
people, wishing to attend our tehool w shall
hereafter teach the GREGG SYSTEM as well as
the HE-NX PITMAN, and we have made special
arrangements with the author of Gregg Shorthand
to secure all the advantages of the cystem for
students of cur dav and night school.
, Gregg shorthand is now tausht in about 300
large shorthand schools, where it Is considered
equal to Pit manic shorthand, and more easlly
learned. Among- them are the following schools,
whose standing is a sufficient guaranty that the
Gregg system- Rives satisfaction:
Rurdette College. IJoston, Mass.
Miller's Shorthand School. New York City.
Hill's lluslness College, Sedalla, Mo.
Iowa Rulnea College. Dos Moln.. la.
National lluslness College. Washington, D. C.
Rartiett's Huslnest Collect-. Cincinnati, O.
Omaha business Collece.
Gem City Business ColIge, Qunlcy, 111.
Elliott's Business Collese, Burlington, la.
San Francisco Business College.
Hamilton Business College. Hamilton. Ont.
Springtleld BusIneRit College. Hprlngfield, Mass.
BulTalo Business College. Buffalo, N. Y.
Pupils entering cur shorthand have the privi
lege of taking either Pitman or Gregg shorthand.
THE VAN SANT METHOD OF TOUCH
TYPEWRITING Is taught In this school, and.
since'wn liae observed that a large majority of
those who spend from two tn four montns addi
tional time necessary to acquire it do not adhere
strictly to tho system aftr taking Up practical
work, we shall continue our SAFE and CON
SERVATIVE METHOD of teaching touch type
writing so that It mav be readily used by either
touch or sight operators.
This school Is on- of the most successful In the
Halted States In .securing lirst-class opportunities
for such of its graduate- as wish to enter upon
a business career. Nearly 1.000 applications for
help are made to the college 5 early, and tre are
not. able to till 20 per cent of the vacancies com
ing to us through our former graduate, who are
new among th most prominent and successful
buMness men In the est.
The hcliool Is open through the -ear without
vacation, and now i the time for thoso to begin
who -wish to be ready to go Into business next
fell.
Apply at the college office, 5fi$ Century build
ing, or ttMr-- Dr. W. M. Carpenter. Principal.
SITUATIONS WASTED HALR.
MAX Situation -ranted bv an exrerlcnc-d
ralnter, paperhanger and carpenter. T ii. lie
public. MEAT CUTTER Situation by experienced
meat cutter: middle-aged married man; test of
references. X ":, Republic.
Cl'KICK MAN' Position by tirst-clas- offic
; man. correspondent and ealetman; lone and
thcivugh experience. O 63, Republic.
PHf.SSMA? TiounK pres-man de'ires peti
tion In ofnee of small town, anvwhere; capabb;
t'f taking charge. ? t. Republic.
STENOGHAPHnn-Sltuatton by educnl-d
stenographer: ten years experience in raitroail
nnd law offices: mut make charge by Marrh
1: references from present employers. C "3, Ite
l'Ul'llc. TVPIJWRITIXG and llthojrrarhlni- to do at
boine; also notary public. 312 Olive st.
$15 ncurlty for a position,
trenth st.
It 312, 515 N. Four-
Iini.P WANTED FEMALE.
Cooks,
COOK WANTKIJ
A co-'d cc-ok. TA19.K Pace ltoulvard.
OK WANTFI)-0.v.d cock for
tl)rec. -SC4 Cleveland ave.
family of
CCOK WANTi:i A crt.l took in boarding
Wuse. I,;3 Washington ave.
COOK WANTHD-OArman r,k. 121T X. Jef
ferson ave.. opposite O'Flillon Ft.
COOK WANTED-rirst-cla?- femil cook for
restaurant; good waives. 2713 Franklin ave.
COOK WANTEO-Mlddle-ajied lady prerTed:
n!c home; Rood wages. Call 4217 Cote BrilMante
COOK WANTED Woman to cook and do rp
eral hou--ewcrk In small family; cood wages. 2Hi
IVUft st.
Hoaarvrork.
HOUSEGIRLWANTED-GIrl for general house
work. 3? Olive-st.
HOITSEGIRL
housework SijA
WANTED Girl
Palm st.
for general
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl
to do general
nousework. 1SI3 Bacon st.
IIOUSISGIUL WANTKn-GIrl
housework. 4242 Hartford sL
for general
HGUSEOIRL WANTED To assist with sen
era! housewcrk. 13'"-SA OHe sL
HOUSEGIRL WANTED A clrl for general
l-.ousework 2011) Shenandoah ave.
HUUM-.ttmL XVNTEIGfrffor geiieial I;oue
work. 1122 N. Lefflngwell ave.
HOISI?IRL WANTED oIored girl for gen
eral hous--wrrk. r'M Thomas st.
HOUSE.TIRL WANTi:D Good girl to do gen
eral housework. M0 Chambers st.
H( I'tEGIRL WANTED A good girl to do
general homework. 1213 Taylor ne.
HCiCSEGlRL WANTED Girl to do general
houecwork. 4S21 N. Twenty-Ilrst st.
HOrSEOIRL WANTED-Glrl for
Imusework; 110 washing. 4i33A Rutger.
general
HOrSEOIRL WANTED Good German girl to
do general housework. 4 Nicholson place.
HOUSIXURL WANTED-Glrl for general houtc
wor!;; tliree in family. 42MA rage boulevard.
"Il01snoiRirWANTET-GBnnin girl frr gen
eral housework in small family. IKS Sidney st.
IIOTREGIRL WANTED Girl to do renral
housework; no washing. 211S N. Fifteenth st.
HOFHFGIRT, WANTi:D Girl to do cenernt
housework. 2024 Glasgow place, corner Webter.
HOFSEGIRL WANTED-Girl to do general
housework, with or without washing. 3401 OJIe
street.
"HOFSEGIRL WANTED Girl to do housework;
no washing. 3923 Botanical ave. Take Park
ave. 'ar.
HOFSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl to do general
housework. 1442 Francis st.. N.. one block of
Grand ave.
"liorSEC.IRL WANTED Ntc young white
girl for general housework; call Sunday. 3I3C
Morgan M.
HOFSEGIRL WANTED-Gcod girl to do -en-er.il
housework; must understand cooking. 2223
Washington ive.
HOI'SEGIRL WANTED Young white woman
to do general housework; good home gcod wages,
261 3 Gamble rt.
HOrSEGlRLWANTHD A girl nr rormn
needed for general housework; fumilv of three.
1S01 Hickory st.
HOI'SEGIRL WANTED White rlrl for gn
eral houemork: family of two; good home. 13
N. Garrison ave.
HOrSEGIRL WANTED-Whlte girl for general
liousewoik in Amalt family; no washing. Apply
at 5344 Cates ae.
"TlOUSEGIRL WAITED German girl to do
general housework: small family; no chlldrt'i.
1229 Morrison ave.
"lIOESEGIRL WANTED-Gnod girl for gen
eral houser.oric: must be good cook; good pay.
4:--3G Laclede a.
"liouSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for gereral house
Trork; two in family. H29 Belt ave. Take Page
or Easton ae. car.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good girl fcr
housework; small family; good wages.
Page ;ive.. cor. Pendleton.
reneral
4211A
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Gootl German girl for
general housework; family of two; references
required. 4420 Luckv st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED German girl to do
general housework in family of three; no chil
dren. 3429 Laclede ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-German girl to do
housework; three In family; no outside work;
fiat. 3392 Kensington ave.
HOUSEGn-fL WANTED-German girl to do
housework and assist with washing and Ironing;
no cooking. 270 Wyoming t.
"llOUSEGlnLTwANTED Girl not oxer 1 years
for housework; family of two; no wash
ing or ironing. C321 S. Broadway.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Young white or col
ned girl to do general hou.-vsvork; mall family;
no children. 3?3S Delmar boulevard.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Trustworthy girl to
do general housework; Protestant preferred; no
washing. Call at 4312 Laclede ave.
"JIOUREGIRL WANTED Young girl to ai-slst
In light housework. 4--3i Evans ae.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED A neat vounr Ger
man girl for general housework; two In family;
good liome; in Webster. Call 272G Olive.
HOUSEG Tp.IWANTED-Good 'young while
girl, 14 or 13 years old, to do light housework;
small family: good home to right party. Y 35,
Republic.
"lIOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good young white
girl about 16 or 17 years old to assist In gen
eral housework: good liome to right party. 1414
Franklin ave.
"HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Kxperienced girl for
general housework; family of three. Call after
noon to-day and Sunday; references roquit.
505 N. Spring ave.
"nOUSLWOMANWANTED Woman to assist
In general housework and cook In small fandly.
271y Locust at.
WOMAN WANTED A good woman or girl to
do general housework;. no washing; good place.
1827 Lucas ave.
Lftsandtseaaea.
FINISHERS WANTED Ten r.r-t-c.ass finl-di-ets
on new work. I'ersuson-McKlnney Laundry,
10C9 Lucas ave.
IRONER WANTED First-class hand Ironer on
custom shirts; good wages; steady position to
right party. Apply at Grand Laundry. 3040 Law
ton ave.
LAUNDRESS White laundress wants washins
ind Ironing to take home. 1234 Shenandoah.
LAUNDRESS-Good. reliable colored girl will
go out. or take washing home; nie. clean houoe.
Kindly uddres-s Bertha Anderson. 1714 Morgan st.
Dreaatualcei Seamatreaaes.
APPRENTICE WANTED-GoDd girl as appren
tice on ladles' tailoring; excellent opportunities.
P.osenbleet. 1728 OUv st.
COATMAKERS WANTED Coat" and tklit
makers. W. A. Gerry, tailor, 3921 Cook ave.
FORELADIES WANTED Foreladles In waist
department; regular pay day; highest wages.
Landenbeiger,
.j.-il winasor p. nee.
GIRLS WANTED Machine end hand girl and
presser on pants, 3124 Prairie ave.
MACHINE GIRLS WANTED-Machlne girls on
vests; -steady work. 621 Lynch.
SKIRTMAKER WANTED At once, experi
enced skiitrnaker on high-grade skirts; good
pay steady employment: none but experienced
hands need apply. Ferguson-McKlnney ekirt fac
tory. 2;i N. ElentH st.
WA JSTMAKER9 WANTED-Expcrier.ced la
dles walstmakcrs en power machine. 1014 N.
Slxttr.lh at.
StViorraphen.
LEIGH BroB.. 10K Century. Secure empbv
ment trr competent stenographers and bookkeep
ers; reasonable charge.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED--Thoroughly ex
perienced stenographer In wholesale house. Call
at once, 713 Washington ate.
Waltr ?.
DINING-ROOM GXltL WANTED-Good, ateadv
dining-room girl; come ready for work. 1431 Lo
cust st.
DINING-ROOM'GlRl-s'AVANTED-ThreirTiln-Ing-room
girls at once. Hotel Dement, 1402 N.
Broadway,
Mlaell.-.
CHAMBERMAIDS. ETC.. WANTED Cham
bermalls, waitresses and panto fflrls and all
kinds female' help. 1220 Olive.
DISHWASHER WANTED Woman dishwasher.
Southwest corner Ninth, and Morgan.
GIRLS WANTED Girls to pick nuts. 300 N.
Commercial st.
GIRL WANTED Smart girl, about 14 years
old. Mrs. Murnaghan, ?05 Lucas.
GIRLS WANTED Girl to pick nm: must
be, over 14 ears old- Apply to Barn hart Mercan
tlle Co.. SIS N. Second st.
LADY WANTEDliright Intelligent joung
lady, under 21. to tracl with Doctor Stanley.
2732 Washington ave.
WOMAN WANTED OM or tniddle-aced woman
who wnts to h goud hone, to help in family
woik. ISO N. Ninth.
IIK1.P WAyrED-I'KMALE.
The 1 miles.-
SKAMSTItnSSKS WANTi:r Machine lmnd on
pants; steady -mpojin.-nt. plt-c work. Mfllj A.
Averlll Tailoring Co.. Broadway and 1-ln.
.Sin-sea.
OOVKltNHSS WAXTKD IttllaMe woman as
imrvry sovernes-, in take care 'f two fxni rtaiiil
year oM: munt read anl spell well; refer
ences. 3;lJndt-Uiue.
NUlJSnoiKf, WANTi:U-i:spericnc-d
K.l-tv Itusscll ae.
ii'jrse-
NUIs.SKc.lKl.
piy. toji n. I-
WANTIs.!" Small nurs-esrl; Rcod
V'Tjteeutli st.
m:i,i -vAvmf malh.
IIosw.
BELLBOY WANTED-Eperlenfcl b!l."v.
with reference'-. r.t Westmoreland Hotel, Mary
land and Taylor a'.e-'.
BIJLLR(VvNTI-:i)-Tw' gold, csjwrl-need
i.flliMiys. .-,jiK- at tlie rfi:r tntnince, I niers:ty
lltih. Grand and Washington.
BAY WANTED
-71." Franklin ave.
BOY
thorne
WA.VTi:n-H-y
M7 lie.
for poIa fountain. Ilaw-
BOY wnti;d Ijv
UCt l-'raiikllri e.
nt Miller's rert:iur..r.
BOY WANTED A colored boy to shine shvOs.
22;i Chi uijau ae.
BfY WANTED Boy
work. T r.7. Republic.
to ! enatids and office
BOY WANTED-
firt feW month s
to l-nrn dentistry; no pij
1 Pin;.
COY WANTEI)-Offt.-t bov. about 16 ears of
ae. 5M fiM lHnwV building.
BOY WANTEDGerman boy to work in s"J
cery store. 1Mb N. .Ufferscn v. e.
BOY WANTED Giorery bov nrquainted
southern )at of city. T, RtMs'll ;t.
In
BOY WANTED Roy to run errands in trim
mlng storv: gcwtl refennc-. 1-20 N. Ninth.
BOY WANTE1 Honest. indUt-trlcu-. boy. 10 to
lt enr'-. to learn buines?. Knight C cle Co.. 211
N. Fourteenth.
BOY WANTEI)n7yfor light shop work: ap
ply from m to 12 Saturday morning. Shaw, 1122
S. Fourth st.
The
IIENTICE WA:
man with somt-
API'
young
CTED Barbar apprentice;
rrean-. 621 Market st.
BARBER WANTED B.uber for Saturday and
Sunday. 1427 Frank-In a..
BARBER WANTED-Barber
Hnusre. lnt St. IuK 111.
Stephen
BARBER WANTED-Gnod baiber for Saturday
and Sundav. S19 N. Sixth fct.
BARBEI!
cumpete'.-t.
WANTED Single
B. W. Alba. Cairo.
DARKER WANTED-Good bailtr for Satur
day and Sunday; wages. 54. 2411 Mum-heater ae.
BARBER WANTED-Barber for 5.iti-rdav an.I
Sunday, witii tr without tool. 27m. s. Brtad
way. BARBER WANTED-Good liiiber f,.r Stn--lay
and Sunday; $3.3 l."y; S. Yand-venter. Take
lark :tw. car.
BARBER WVNTEI-Go.h1. r
at o2.e. who 'i.ps not chew tob
if suitable. 4137 Eitcn a .
-I er t:n!on birber
icco; steady ji.jco
BLACKSMITIl "WANTED -One
bbicksmitii. 2!2l N. Ninth st.
o earring'
COM1V-SITOR W NTED- nrt-clnc lady
composit- r. R. I-ert-son Punting Co.. 312 Vine ?t.
ENGINEER WANTED An engineer for power
house out cf citv; nipht run; 573 per month; good
Job. P3y, Republic.
"gFldEIvTwa NTEDGiM--rfor"picture frames.
Schoenberg Mfg. Co.. 321 Iombard st.
JOINER WANTED Pb-tuie frame joiner.
Schoenberg Mfg. it , 521 Lmbard t.
MACHTNSTSwXNTETMach.nY5ts. Apply at
2S.X- T-eKalb st.
PACKERS. ETC.. AYANTED-I'.rlck packers;
aNn driver!; to-morrow rnotnlng Bojle and
Clayton aes.
PRESS FKKbr.l WANTED Job-nress feed-er-t
Security Printing Co.. 219-221 Chestnut st.
WIREWORKRR WANTED
Co.. Fifteenth nnd I'oplir sf.
Belle HIckey Mfg
, rhird tloor.
WOODWORKERS WANTED Experience 1
woodworkers r.n buggy gears. Moem Bros. Car
rla ce Co . Gano and McKIork aves
- BARBERS, TAKE NOTICE.
All barbers ait hereby notified to appear nt
office of State Board of Examiner. for Ruber's.
2P Emilie building, and renew your licence nt
onec; bring v ur certificate .nd card both with
yon. ,T. L, HANKS,
J. -I. RYAN
V. E. BURCH.
State B.ard of Examiners for Barl-ers of MIs-f-ouri.
Clerka nnd Cnllertora.
"COLLECTOR WANTED One with city experi
ence; give age and references, etc. II 2C, Re-
puiiic.
MAN WANTED Take charge cigar
permanent; exptrience unnecessary. 019
St., room 2.
store:
Olive
MEN WANTED Two cung men to run on
tratns; permanent da light runs. 1220 Olive.
MEN WANTED Take charge branch office;
Jiv) month, expenses, P19 Olive st.. room 2.
OFrTcB MAN WANTED Young "man to as
sist in office: old-ettabllshed inanufacltiring com
pany. 1230 Olive.
WANTED Office man. real estate office. $..
Bookkeeper. Sw; assistant. $13; collector $60.
Grocery, clear and drug salesmen; J3 $73.
American Employment Co., 919 Olive st.
ItnokKeepcr.
BOOKKEEPER WANTED Bookkeeper em
ployed at $73 will locate bookkeeper for $13. II 39,
Republic.
$te toxrntlnrn.
"STENOGRAPHER WANTED-For billing Vn
Remington tjpewritrr. IL 31. Republic.
"STENOGRAPHEK-"WANTED Stenographer;
gie experience and references. William R.
Compton, Macon, Mo.
STBNOGKAVIIEII WANTJ:i Younc man ste-n-iraphcr;
Fpit'iidld future; aIo ."tenoernplicr
and lK-oi:fceci-r. AV J Et public.
AValtrr-.
AVAITi:rt WANTED Touns' experienced man
to v.alt on table. ?;i i. Second st.
I.m barer.
Ij.iiori:hs wantkd
Apply at "-.'n) DeKalb st.
StiHcelluneout..
COOK WANTED-Goshl pLicc for cood cook;
must be hlt man. 3341 O'de st. Famous, n-.-.-taurant.
UISHWAi-HEi: WANTED JIan as dij-h washer.
Allen's Lunclucom.
Fit EI3 scholars-hip"- for tlie next T-O das in
bookkeepir.ff. iltustratine. ad. writ in;. Journal
lFm. stenography r proofreading: mention coun-o
you wlfl. tr ptU'Iv. (orrehpondenc. Institute ot
Am'cilca. 11 iB'f. Scianton. Pa.
"GARIMiNniW WANTEO-KIftcon aardcncrs
and landcnp- men. $. PT d-ty. lC0OIit.
ilOSTM:itWANTi:i--YnMnKolTulTi,7n"7io
iindf'rstands car f lir-f s nnd fine v-hfcls.
tntft lie a Rood drier: briiif; reference?. 1114
torrljson ae.
LocivSM rrri inc.. wanted -vomi'- m-m
nho understand- bicycle and bell icpairinjr and
locksinnoini:. -itJ0l -H n r n vc
MAN WANTED Man of cicd appearance, en
ergetic, to travel In Misjuuri; r-;tfonnbI" Falary
and expenses; -stablihd business; reference!.
Address II. J. Scars. No. 1R7 Dearborn. Chicago.
MI',N W.W'i'1:') T wyrk v; r-is-n.-jer tr
good falary; expci-ence unnectsarj". '-il'J OlUe?
Mreet.
MEN WANTED Two m"n to run en railroad
trains: S0-mIIe run. Railway News Co., 1707
Market U
TRUCKERS. ETC.. WANTED Truckers.
wrckers. wagen htlpers and all kinds laborers.
1230 Olive.
WANT to know about Bookkeepers- Land and
Cattle Co.? Write 3 De Soto building.
"WANTEI DeTiiery drivers. $I2;tenn.ster, $.
Men factories, machine hands, il. IZ. Si
Store porter, 310; men private places. J3.
Janitor offlce budding. 543; i.-oloretl iortPrs. Jl".
Yuung men wcrk "n pas-enger trains, $13.
Man travel with -drummer, $30. Other places.
American Employment Co.. I-ID OlUe st
"WANTED RnggyAatl.ei?. $p, $.VThostIcrr.
$rt; farm bands, milker!', married couple farm,
S-iO. exp-mses; alo.in potters, yardmen. Kitchm
lo.-9 and bellinm. -tore porter. $10; camp co.!c
for engineers, tir-t. second, third ccoks, citv,
country; colored porter, colored houseman. -.d-ored
waiter, bartender. $3" $-i0. board; pantry
man -O); two camn flunkies, $;y: ioj laborer-:.
tcamterp. S. W. Mo., free p;tfi: cheap rates
tt OUlahoma. Ind. Tt. All work as represented
bv the oldest and largest employment compativ
In St. Ijuis. National Employment Co., 113 N".
Sixth st.
YOUNG MEN AVANTED Two ynung men to
run on trains. Van Ness News Co., 21-J S. Eight
eenth st.
DRAUGHON'S
PRACTICALr-OI I FftPOOPEN DAV
BUSINESS J-fc.K.a&-3ANDNiaH7
Eanlll P.Id-r Cor. Klnth and Olive, St. Louis;
KaihrlUc. Llttlo Bock. Kort Worth. Ualvcston.
Siireveport, Jlontaomrrv and Atlanta. Indorsed
by business men from Me. to Calif. May deposit
money In bank till position is secured, or glv
notes for tuition: 3.XW students part year. Author
4 textbooks on IlooKkeepln-;: sale1 on same I2j
to $.0 per day. Ent-r any time. Car fare paid.
Cheap board. Ilonkkeepin-;. Shorthand, etc..
tauzht by malt Send for catalocue.
HAYWARD'S
Business and Shorthand Co'.lece. 213. "M. 221 and
S13 Odd Fellows' bulldlnf-. Individual Instruction
In Shorthand. Typcwrltln";. Bo.ikl:eepln-r. Arlth
metlc and Penmanship. Phone 975. Day and night.
Vl&Vi
Library building. Ninth and Lo-ti-t. St. Louis.
Pour regular courc-s. lCxpcrienced teachers.
Learn to be a Sign Writer.
Our book. "23 years of experienee for o fents.
will teach jou to ,uiint all hinds of sign-; teil
ou what t .-c and bjw to u U: every leu.fl
glvn; nothing like It In print. M. Smith
Tub. Co.. West Plains. Mo.
AUE.NTS A.D SALESME.V.
Asentn.
AOHNTS WANTHD-We want responsitle men
and women to nM-n-sf-nt uur line of Roods In nil
towns within a, radius of 3"0 nnles of St. Iuia;
Kori pay and liberal inducement! to right parti-?.
For par'-culars addre th (Tu-at westfrn
roffet and Te-i Con:puny. No. 723 Kranklln ave..
St. Louts, Mo.
Pl;OFITABLL' work offerM agents In eterr
town to i--e..ir. subscript .on to tlie IailJes' Horn
Jfurnal a:id 't S.iuirdiy j:vening Post We
want agents w-tu v.:il w.nk th-roimhiv and with
bVSirfP FVteni In fn--.r dipli c.tlnn with rnir
j illustrated lPtle 1-o.kle;-. ami other adertisinj?
i-i-iirr. rro to innK siKtrply aftrr renewals rrom
oM ruhrriu?rfi; the pay fltt-rate. and at th
end of the pecson S"''.""' wjll hi cl-n the best
wot-krs as ctrr. prizes for gr-od work; how well
rme of our acenis ha Mc-e--dcd l-.tull In .1
little bonk let we would like to he-id ou-p.-r-tralt
ft '-me ff our bent acent". v.itii th- sto-y
f how tliy mr.de it pa. The Curtis Publishint;
-o., Phitcdelpji'n, Pa
Lit. tnomN. ria:i invostn.
Lan.l and Cattle C. . booklet,
lng.
t B-v-kkpfrs
:S De Soto IulM-
lnlrn;-w.
SALESMAN ANTED-Hxperienccil tin good
aleman. i:t S. B-.,dnay.
SALESMAN WANTED Y.u:ig s."
mi tetiiii iMint in!.', Matt- i-al-i
ences 7. r.7. Republ.c.
lejmaii to c-ill
y and refr-
SA LESM EN WANTED - An old. w eli-knou n.
Mr'-ntr. tinaneial t--n .ration d-iieF t. ng-uve
K-itn.inenily ttn gtunl (-.d.-'s-Mcn; gocd p'iy. Call
Mt Uncoln Tni-t buiMnrr.
SALES 51 KV WANTEDOwiilslesmenT go.nl
pay: r.o .hi.ip in-n wanted. Call S23 Lincoln
Tru-t tmiidtnt;
SALESMAN WANTI'.D -Kxpn encd tiat 'ling
sale-man to reprernt --.Mi-known manufacturer
of holies' garments in Mi..-otiri an.I lllinoi--,
commi'-'-ion: it-ffren -. c: ll, RepuHic
WANTED llv n pmrnin-nt cRthlrg h'U-e.
making a mpular line of clMhing. from low to
tne-IIum P'i e, thorough and capibe salesmen
with established trade in Ncrtnem I.tis.-o-jrl
Southfat MI--ourI and lu liau.i. An excellent
show to the right pariie. Answer bv Iettr, giv
ing full particulaifi, full ruire, refremes nl
name of la-t employer. Rex, Lock Bex -S. Cin
cinnati. O.
Soli
cltors.
SOLICITOR WANTED-Exr-riHnred -M.licitcr
for East St. Lottl. I.elh-vill- Alton; emill bond
re.juire.1. S .". Republic
!)llscellnnr4us.
Li'JUIT extract of Gul--ga ig.-at-'-rue). for the
r cM.r.itid Dr. Vauca ire's b.it-deveinping pt-scni-tion.
:m l" bad at Whit tomb's I'harmv.,
Garri-on and W-ishlnton a ... where it U ne-cumti-lv
compounded.
CMlLOV3Ii:XT AGEXCIES.
ALL thoo desiring help or sc-eklng -.Itiiation--JTiiv
register with the Free Employment Ilurati
of the Stit.- I-abor Bureau of Statistic. f3'.
Chestnut st Situations ail iielp f urt itched fre-
of .-barge. Tel. Klnioib A SRI.
GENERAL hou--icrk r-, men and women,
wanted :it the MIrii.n Eniploj ni-r.t Bureau, 7'2
Grat'ot st.
110t'Si:iIOLD GOODS.
VantC.
ALL kinds of household good bought; entlrs
content" of Houses wanted, full olue paid.
.lone ,'i Co. 1113 Olive st. Main 137; C 742.
FEATDER IJ-t; pay ?"
prompt. Iionor:blc dealings;
to $13 tea -lit o-tch;
send postal card. 1.
J. uyan, t-tauon it, cit.
FEATHERS-O'tel t eds); Tbsrluteiy highest
citv prices hone--t neicht I rrmpt. r-ahh dealings;
jwjtal. Gbdie Pilln Co.. :02I S. Broadway.
PVRT1KS declining house keeping see me lefore
selling furniture, - lano-. carpets; j.av highest
price. Wolf, 2645 I'ark. Phc.nes C i-'-.J. Main 155ft.
SECONDHAND furniture, stoeF. etc.. large or
small lots, bought at residence or store; good
price-.'-' given by Gibson. 2219 Wash St.
For Snle-
ENTII,
pains; Hi
E furni'-.hingr, used
lake saleino dealers.
two weeks; bar
2111 1'inc st.
ENTIRE contrnts of nicelv fjrnlihed nine
room house; St.ii suites epaateIy. 72J N. Spring
ae.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. g fixtures, gai stov:
mn-t lie sold at once. 41)"! Forest Prk bctlJT, arn--
MA.Ii:STIC anil Quick Meal range-. Moore's
Air-tight and Bull's Air-tight heafrs: tlightly
.tt l v. prices. 29J9 S- Jefferson ave.
MEN WANTED To get their shoes half soled
and heMed work guaranteed; 51s a pair. Amer
ican Shoe Repairing Company, 2353 Market.
NEW Nitii nal range anil bookcase; v. ill sell
cheap on account of leuving city. 2C3J Locust st.
STOYETt nw and secondhand furniture, beau
tiful Tnirfit CsTrpet. rug. etc.: time payments.
New York Stingo Co.. 2232 to 2219 Wah st.
IHISIXCSS FOK SALE. .
BARBER CHAIR. ETC One barber chajr and
star d. 2"04 Montgomer' st.
DRY gcotis, furnishings, shoes, etc.. in a pro-giess-lve
town on I-'rIeo Riiilway. In best part
of 'ieek Nation; stock is new; business racing
well; will sell or r-nt ituiiding; no trade. Address
W. D. Diamond, Wetumka, I. T.
FIRST-CIfcSS downtown saloon at a bargain.
.: C4. Kepuhltc.
FOCR-CIIAIR bather shoo, cigar stand and
laundry ofhee; old -tand. 10 jears; Jl.ioo. See
George, from Kern's Bather Supply wagon.
COOD saloon, downtown; dotnp a pood day and
nll't butt no?; clnse to theater. D 0ii. IEe:ubIc.
t-HOCEKY Well cstablihfd grocery; Rood lo
cality, in southern part vt city. K "7. Kerubltc.
""lIOTEI- FIrst-cIaFi; Jl a day; in III. Co. seat:
47 mil's from St. LauiIs; a great bat Rain. W 5.
ltepubilc.
I.IOIIT t-jp
ccries ihe-i.
uaaron, J'11;
3-J37 Lynch i
small stock of pro-
MEAT market; in good. liciy
io bnuk?. baio oth-r imsln-"-;. K
cash locition;
0t. lEcpubiic.
MIM.INKUY Ftore;
2'-'J7 S. llroadna.
new stock; Rood location.
NICELY furnl'heil nine-room rooming-house,
nlwaj" full cod-payin; rociner-; --xceilent loca
tion: .sr-ll ut bis bargain. JO?. N. Ninth et.
PAYS to own stock in liookkf-'pera Iind and
Cattle C.i. 2ti, IV Soto building.
JtESTAl'UANT for ?ale;
buine-. ZW N. Eleventh st.
pod location; bit;
ROOMINO-HOCSE West End: ? roorrr; all
rented; nicely furnl'Iud; mneymakf-r; J3M. 1.
M. ltepubtic.
SMAEI.
ltepubilc.
drug store; West End; barsaiu. M W,
TWO nice locations to turt rooming or toard
Imr hoJ-e-. Wm. Tnane. St. Ijuls Hall. 113ti N.
ltroadwav. x
WOUL,i Ufo. to sell .--ontrPsan Yincente ndnins
Fbars. It SS. Republic.
DUSI.NCSS CIIAXCBS.
PCSINEhS CHANCE We need $SM; will jcuar
nrtee $3 day clear; nothing like It; money se
urd. William Ilurton. 6-"i ChMnut Ft.
DIVIDCNDS 12 per cent dividends uara"iteM.
payabl quarterly: safe a Government bonds.
Call or address South American Development
Ccmrany. 7C7 Burlington buildmj. St. Lculs.
l'KEE information conccinin l!ookkepr
1,-and A& CattIeCo.Adlres- sos IV Soto building.
PARTY can Invest $2"il; il-iuble monev fmir
time.o annually; money scuicd. U Z. Republic.
PRIVILEGES are option or puts and calls on
given stocks at a stated time; a put on copper
costing $l recently paid a pre tit to the holder of
$.".&); losses limited; profit s unlimited; write for
circular, further explaining. Nassau News. Bu
reau. Ji9 Nassau St., New Yorlc.
fok sam; nsci:iii.Anors.
"AIN'T That a Shame'' and 100 mote Inteit,
Fongs sent to our address for I.e. Send Reliable
Rook Company. 1104 Market st., St. Louis.
ALL tho world knows about it, I sham's Cali
fornia Waters of Life; circulars free. Long &
Staiger. distributers. 519 Union Trust building.
RARRER outfit with two chairs, complete; a
bargain. NIebur's store, X'ourtcenth and D-.-stre-han
sts.
ROOKKEEI-ERS Place Investment with Eook
Keepeis' Land and Cattle Co.. C-jS Do Soto build
li.r. 1.-ANKKUPT !?a!e, 5Ct on tha ?l; goad oercoat
or lull suit clothe-. $1.83; good pants, Cc; gooj
hat. S5c. 217 N. Twelfth st.
COAL Rest fandly coal I and II ciTt- a
Tri,sbel. deitereI; weights guaranteed. S.iutb'-rii
Coal Conipany, ;I5 S. l'ouiteentii st. KInlccIi C 1M.
i:t(;iIT-DAY"cIofks. nak"or valnutr$2.-Iiru-.r-f.ianted
two yar. ily. Icweitein. the jntf---f.ictcry
j:v cler, 3-JO S. lhuadnaj. Catalogue
free.
"ELEGANT Brunswick tviol and "billiard tabled
sell nr rent reaofialdv; aloaIl Kinds of supplies
on hand. J. L. l'owler. 1321 Market st;
FISHING tackle, tlies nnd reel almost given
away; gut hocks 5c dozen: silk lines I-ic. Stan
dard To-! Company. No. ji: N. Slxtli st.
JUST received a carload nf secondhand slot
machines, all in first-class order; for .--ale cnenp.
St. I'UU Novel t,- Works, w Liieas.
MOSES ;I.th anl seventh Iw-nks. sent to any
address for t-tiV. Snd to Rellalib Rook Com
pany, llf-4 Market St.. St. IjuIs. Mo.
ONE medium-size nafe; also d-sk, fine condi
tion: bargain. .13 Washington ave.
PATNTS Cor sale: oil. flic; turpentine. -Cc;
lead .V: to CUc; call and p-ct prices. Nieman Bros..
1U11 I'ark ave. Klnloch D 1231: Sidney 42SM.
SAPE Small liun safe;
S. IMeventh st.
2i fevt square. 17:0
SECRET? TOO manufacture, ' receipt: hew to
get ilch; took sent any address for 25c. Stnd
Reliable Rook Company. lH Market st.. St.
Louis.
SEE tb- Great Western Paint and Color Co.
for Shenvin-Williams paints. Northeast corner
Twelfth and Pine ets.; Klnloch C 8:7. Main 1)23 A.
STOVE repairs for "any old"
stove. Forsbaw,
111 N. Twelfth st. Kin. C 97.
"TWENTY-YEAR gold-filled watches. Elgin.
Wallham movement, only $10; C. O. D. prlWIeg.
of examining. Tiy. Iocwenstein. Jeweler. 122")
S. Rroadway. Catalocue free.
Coal Fresh From Mines.
Pric on cars. Theresa and Wabash R. R-
T''mi' tie lump and egg $ 2.0) per ton
rirtiTvlile lumo and egg S.C-oper ton
ltei nntbrni-ite. large iz ,... C.Vr per ton
Bet unthraclte, khihII il7- 1SVS per ton
Ms-Lculxe Cual Company, Merni'Jd-Jscc-U Udg.
FERSOJTAl.
Fifteen Cents Per Lin.
ALL private diseases a specialty at the FranTs
lln Aenue Free Dispensary. 1214 l-YankKii ave.
CONFINEMENTS free; homes found for In
fants If desired: consultation and trial treatment
free; takes part pay la work if desired; pilvat.
secluded licensed home, where you will get yoiii
cast- guaranteed before payment. Ladles, try mj
regulator; treat a Irregularities; board. 12 P--J
week- nil mill promptly answered: patients jnei
at boat or station in my vehicle. Mrs Dr. Mur
phy. 2123 ard 2125 CAUe st. Phone Klnloch C 831.
DOCTORMARY ARTHUR. 2311 Morcan St.
Undies' specialist: hours from 3 a. m. till i p. rn.
1 DOCTOR ANNIE NEAVLAND 2S2D Olive PL
I'rlvnte, secluded. licensed home fnr ladies bro
and durins confinement, nld-t and most rellani
lvinr-in Institution in the city; es-tabligh-d oer
i forty f;ir-; liome comforts ard motherly car-.
l hnims'firtind for Infant free; successfully treats
S all Irregularities; ladles in trouble. ca!I or write.
TT Tl.""xrxTIS pnmil, 1Tr-nnc.fi r.hv!l!an. SUC
ee-sfully treat all female troubles; 1:11.1 ran teed
results- nlir eonnr.rments; rrfee siclu-(ion m
my private liome. conree.2fl?3 Washington ave.
DOCTOi:MERWIN. 22! Olle St.. treats all
ladies troublf.
FREE treatment: private di-en-.e-, pimo'.e.
sores, discharges, t-ie. ; either set. 107A N. Mh st.
""lDlES-s-Mv reiratcr r-ver fall--: r- crm
plte treitment free. Mrs T. Starr. 2VI9 Franklin.
LVDIES. S."-""' leward for a case of
f.bstlnitfl
reguiatnr
cur.rr..'-Ion. any -pu-e. in nioatrtiy
f.iil t relie-.--: mail: harmle:.
s-re : how Ionir Mipnrc-fi-tl. Tr
vegetable sarc.
Jackson R. Co.,
R. 50-. C7 Dearborn. Clilcaro.
MIDWII'E Itpei.-rS during eonflmment: homes
for mfanf. ladle' in tr. tilde, .-till 2SIS Lifa--ttP.
MRS. DR. MURPHY'S Regulator. $1: also
treats Indies; SI. no cure, no pay. 212S OlB'e st.
GOLDEN SEAL FEHSLE REGUTfiTOn
Relii-pi in thre hcu-s. Beware of substitute-;
rone gen':m without signature .of Catuia Mel.
Co. Prl- ?1. 22S Olite st.
MRS DR. HOG AN receives before and du-ir.c
confinement: Inf.-ir.ts adopted if delred: ladle- .n
trouble, call or write; terms iea.onabIe; cen--al-tatton
fre-. 22!3 OR- ..JPt. Io'ifE.
MRS. HOTSON Ladles j rlvate home forlnc
confinemen: absolute rri-cc and safetv as
sured: elegant accommodations, trained nurses,
motherly far' and rcgulir phy-ieian; satisfaction
guaranteed- Infants adopted: killed attention at
lowest tt-rms. Call or write 2201 Olive.
60LDEN SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR
Relieves In thr-, hours: beware of ubstltutet);
r.on genuine without signature of Golden Sea!
Medical Co.. 2911 Morgan t.; price $1
DFJini.VTtll.OCV.
BiacVhes'Is. ptmples, en-
SKIN
lifced fx.fs. red nrvse aal
oilr ikrn pchbely cured.
4V I uiliifon-.a.'iori ftre.
.niinruiij- jiii.-i ii.vn'iiijLiIsi ij ..
Meraiod-Jaciird riJ-;.,St Louis.
uoH.sns and vi;iiicli:s.
FINK line of fancy-trp grucer and butcher de
IIerv wagons. John Tobinka. llw-C N. Seventh
street.
roi'R liorrs and tnares at ycur own price;
alt-o rubber-ttr- runabout. iy! Morgan -t.
GOOD work horse; chap.
2411 S. Bioadwaj.
GROCER bakr. butrher. laundry, milk, ped
dler, carpenter, -,xpte-. undertaker, painter and
light advertNtng wagon. John Tobinka, llul-fi
N. Seterith t.
HARNESS I,"-) set of narne-s, new ana
fcondhand; double and single; call and get my
rlcea before Lujlng. A. Tuckett, 1522 24 N.
roadway.
ONE delivery wagon;
nue.
horse. 430 Iiiston ae-
RCNA BOUT Good runabout. $14. Call to-day,
owner leaving city. Apply 2'21 N. Garrison ave.
RCBBER-TIRED stornTbuggy. high dah and
high back; go id as new; worth $220; sell for
llh). C2J3 I-acl'-de ave.
STORM lino Y Latest KtIe rubber-tire
stonn bupgy; higli dash and hit.h back; ued but
once will sell at sacrifice. Schaefcr, 2LS Lin
dell ae.
STORM buggies; also light truck spring staltt
wagon; repairing and painting done on short
notice. John Tobinka, 10)-6 N. Seventh at.
THREE goud horse-;' oung, sound; no use;
leaving city. 1323 Olive st.
TWKNTY-FIYE. hor-e. mares and mule;, f.r
city and farm use; cheap. Phoenix Express. 41l
AYash.
TWO good horse. and two goil mare; al'j
storm buggy and harness; mu-t be sold at once;
bargain. lil4 Morgan.
DA ST CISC
ATTEND the partle at Uhrlg's Cave every
Wednesday evening. Sun-lav afternocn and even
In u; lessons Tuesday and Friday evening.
ATTEND Prof. DeHoncy's receptions and priz
waltz everv T!iurs-lay e,?ning. Academy, 2944
Olive. Classes open for beginners at reduced ratrs.
GRAND squarw and Tyrolean schottlsche
taught free at Harmonie Hall every Thursday
evenlng from 7 to 9; dancing until 12 o'clock.
PROF. PARKE guarantees waltz and two-step
for $3; private Ier-ons any hour. 1210 Olive st.
MISCKLLAMSOL'S WA3IT9.
CASH for uncanceled postal cards; postage
stamps, coins; list free; premium coin list. ltc.
St. Eouis Stamp and Coin Co.. 10)3 Pine st.
DESK WANTED Secondhand roller-top desk.
K 3S, Republic.
DIRECTORY WANTED To purchase City Di
rectory. 1P1- cheap; state price, Y ."-!', Republic.
II. NELSON & SONS, cash buyers of rap,
-crap iron, oones and metal. Office. 3S20 N.
Ninth Ft. Klnloch "phon-. Ii 110
TO buv F-.eraI Home Comptny contracts; ma
tured or ncarir maiure-i. -M j.. itepuuiic.
WANTED Puppies of nil kind; a!-o female
canar!s; Port rabbit wanted, all sorts, colors,
at Wehrnian', 41" Walnut ?t.
NIOKEL PLATING,
AIo gold. siHer, trass and copper plating; re
pairing, oxidizing an.1 lacquerinR at reasonabl
price?. Degge & Mustek. 717-719 Market st.
PATENTS OBTAINED.
"ilatk n. rhartrand. ra'ent solicitor: oainina
tlons and adice free. 013 Carletnn 1'Uildins:.
DICYCI.KS.
For Snip.
PIKUfn I'icycle?, trle.1 and true; bicycle?,
automobile and tire repairing;. Morpan A; Har.I
1ns. lO Olive Et. Hell phone. IJndell U14A.
PARTNERS AVANTEU.
GOOD partner for meat market; on familiar
nith groceries and meat-?. "3 N. Prairie ave.
OFFICE MAN WANTED Good netUe cfilc
man. with J.0.f t JIO.iX-n capUal. to take- in
terest and i'0-itlcn in nionuratturing corporation
ii'ith vnsyi i!K tut lavktng tvorntni; cipital, but
which can j-huw ech1 pnitits S .".:'. Republic.
TO buy for cali. half .r whole int-re.t in
general ttnre; town of i.OOtt to ?.. lulnbttant-;
gMwi nustler; bet reference- ; gocn.1 opirtunitv
for good party. Y 57. Republic.
IILSIXKSS AVA.VTED.
ALUMINUM ard cac, name engiaved tliere
cn. and canN iteatlv printed. .V-r, postpaid.
Thos. P. Smith Co.. 105 S. Seventh st.
OUR rubber collar.-- have th linen Hnih;
mailed on icceipt ot 25c: cuffs, 5v; shirt fronts.
75c. Collar Co.. 122- (dive st.
TO buy druif -store in Missouri town; write full
particular. P 57. Republic.
.Vw phonographs to repair at the lowest prife-,;
we d plating a!-?ft Polio k A; Uaden, R'joni 3ly,
Globe-Democrat build ng.
MACIIINERV WAXTED.
WANTED One ln-h.-p. SOO-volt motor;
15-h.-p. 5"0-volt motor. W 25. Republic.
PRl.1TI.1f5,
AI Article henpst plac for print ins; sam
pler free. McGUI & Co.. 11 N. Eleventh st.
AUTISTIC 1'RINTING-TIk; l-et voik for tho
ILt notey; full cuunt: )rriniiit service, Tho.
1. Smith Co.. ly. S. Seventh.
V.VA. canN, l.nro r. cent-; nutehead, billliead--,
env-kipe. il. Dcntcl. 11 Pine st.
P. US IN ESS card-. $t; billhead, stitement r
notfhead. $l..'0 tcr thnuand. A. 1. Viirey, 20
N. Twelfth st.
CRESCENT PRINTING COMPANY, 507 N.
Fourth St. Fine commercial jcb work; populat
prices. Serd for fample.
HOTEL Wyoming. Fifteenth and Che-tnut
Modern Improvements; rooms. JOc ana $1 per
day; $2 per we-k and up.
11-LINOis Hotel. Birt Lucas Ave. Nice, clean
rooms. 25c. .Vc. 75c; and $1 per day, and $1.25 per
TAgrk and up; daily papers free.
HOOKS. PAPKR3.
FOR blank book.H. inemrandiim-. note picket
and song l..ks. candy, stationary. pi-rlOilical,
cigars and tobacco. . to 701 Market st.
OPTIC1AXS.
ARTIFICIATj human eyes scientifically Insert
ed: $3 each. Doctor A. S. Levi. i7yy Market st.
GOLD spectacles. $2.50 up; complicated cases a
specialty; finest equipped testing parlor in city.
St, Louis Optical Company. 705 Locust.
MACHlbRY KOR SALE.
ELECTRIC motors and dynamos to rent: 1 t
10-hcrse-power. Rose Electric. 204 S. Thiru at-
TWO and ine-hlf-hors----pnwer engine and boil
r. Inquire at stable, -trr;-. ivimar boulevard.
GASOLINEand STEAM ENGINES
Boiler, steam pumps, steam, gas and water s-jp-jdlfs.
s-Awmlll mathlt !-" b-ltjnr. ho. ec.
FAIRBANKS. MORSE CO.. St. Loula.
Ioi-
MOXEV TO IiOAH.
On ncal K11 1 ate.
5-Per-Gent EVIoney
To Ioan-W h.ie H.-w). .. $X. jt.OM.
wr?;ii J7.0--0, JS.Wrt, SWW. 110.VW. $15,000.
"Twi si'M-V and ST.O.H.M to It-ati at 7 per cent
IntWest on ti.i LJiT-rV H clX9
linnrovett real esun um. '" --..i
lllsl Oiestnut st.
On lci-ortaI Tjoperty.
A PRIVATE party loan? money on furnitun
ea-v p.ivmerus; i-omi iniuui i-m- jj----j--. lj
meat. 3.1I eTiemical building. Eiglith and Oil
ifivrv m 11-1 n nn furnltuie. nlanos arii
good Securities; lowest rat-s In the city; Musi
nes strictly confidential: tst. IW. 1001 Mrgan.
A GENTLEMAN having surplus funds will ad
vanc money ok futniture, planes and to per
inamnt salaried employes. L"2 Benolst buildirg.
202 N. Ninth.
"MOXEY Iewned salaried people without secuii
v, 'uwtst ntes; repavments .a-r. Drake. 12t,-
Ch-mieal building.
AlOCND CITY FINANCE CO. advances monv
on silarles. piano; anl furniture; confidentHl; all
the time .ou wan'. 4)2 Benoit building, Ninl'i
and I'ine
mwrMMEY!
i:.V-fAYMi:XT LOAN'S OX 1'IANO?. HOl-:C-H'll.l.
GUdDS Ol: ANV OGOI SEcriHTY.
We nil. m" iu th. CUBAI'IJST LOAN in
tin- city en our new KUIt.UINf ".SSOCIATION"
l''.A.. u':!ch is mo MMesl PLAN In tho irorld.
'I hi- PAY.MKKT.S can b-- arrni; nr tnatj "-'
.m rcr.av th- loan in easy WKKKLT, MONTH
l.Y (T YKAUI.Y pa j ment-.
Our PMN enal.fps Jou to rei'aj our account
-slthnu; anv troubl. or inconvpnlenr. to yojrs.K.
.isiiuKit. aooDs -m: nevur rk
iinvnu. We tilll civ ;-ou ALL Till: TIMi: Jou -.-T.lt
np'l will carry year I.O.VN at lone as i-?irl.
U'ft r. ill pav all yf-ur MIIsi anoT ailvar.-ce --
iTirr nieney. It Is ra!T to pay on? than a num.
1 C: .
in CAPnossicKxnss on out op employ
ment. WC WILL l-XTKXI. YOUn LOAN.
Ilmpmbcr. in l.llni- with tl th.r. n nn rt!-
lintl
Minr. tharKi uhatevi-r. w
I.II1EUAI. I-ISC-OI'NTII-l'AID BEFORE Wn, 1
If yon cann'.t call. WRITH or TELEPljsfS
nn.l we vlll F.nrt OTIr rp-irpqntatlv. tn tIim. (
v'ace with tht money. V I
NEW YORK FINANCE CO.. ROOJIS I'ST-'n-.-Ja f
ol7'D en-PIn Z?1 J
MONEY TO LOAN P
OX FL'RXITCnE. I-IAXOS. HORSES.
We CAN and WILL ul.e sou a CHKAPEIt 1
RATE of Int.rcFt than ani oth.r company in I
city, and you can clmos. youit OWN TIME for ZW
ravine bacx th loan ard AMOUNT OF PAY- 5
MENT jou -rlsr. to n:al.e. .tttiT Treekly or i
.nontlily. and you PAY FOP. ONLY such time ai j
j on have ha.I mon.y. ROOD'S REMAIN in yo'ir f
own posasn.on. and if you i:ET SICIv or OUT OF r
WORK i;p will hold payment, po llicr. 1 no ,. ,
danger of lo-inp your R"01. Th.ro Is NO VU&. " a,p
LIC1TY OR INCONVI-NIENCE: Taper, can 1- . ?.!'
flsncd at house. You can get money ame dar ? "'
you npplv o will pav any maemecness. pn
your pood" and Klve yon MOTtK MONET.
If you cannot call, write or telephone, apl w.
Trill en.I acert to explain our ev.tem.
Tel. R 44. TIDELITY RROKERAOE CO..
Room I Mantmr building. 314VJ OllT. it.
FURNITURE LOANS.
EASV PAYMENTS-LOWEST RATES.
Money loaned on furniture, planon or any
recurity. without remoaI. Terms to suit. Nf
publicity, rail, write or telephone Main KSIM.
and we will call.
NATIONAL TRUST CO
ROOM B1 MERMOD-JACCARD TiVTKl..
COR. DROA1JWAT AND LOCUST.
WE LOAN MONEY
On Furniture, Pianos. Etc.
If ou want a loan, do not fall to call on ua
Tin-: HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
Fullerton I5ulldin-r. Seventh and Pine street-.
ltocmi ICO. an and "t
Telephone. Klnloch, Ii 1811.
SALARIED EMPLOYES,
Ol'R STOCK IS JIOXEY.
We will give you credit cheaper than others. In
amounts from TEN DOLI.ARS to TEN THOU
SAND. Why not go to the cheapest plac.
where no objectionacl Inquiries are made ami
your businesji is strictly confidential? Do vou
Know -nai mis meansv call or write. John
MlllhoIIand. 511 Century buildirg. Telephone. Main
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
For salarld men and women, without securltv-i
at lowest ratfp can be paid back in Fmall week
ly or monthly payments; conRdentlal con5tja
tlons in private rooms; also mon-?v loanqn on
furniture; hours s to 6. Kauity Kinanc-r Co..
1410 Cnlon Trust building.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
We furnish you money quickly "and confiden
tially: without security. National Credit Co.,
rooms 501-SOI Chemical building. Eights aal
Oll.e sts.
MOSEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEOPLE,
Tcam'ters. board injr-hou? k?pfrs without .secur
ity; easy pr.yments; larcest business in AZ princl
ral cities. Tolman. 01 Houser bldg., W Chestnut,
Sxf
OLD CLOTHING BOl'G
HIGHEST cah price paid for ladl and sn
llemen's cast-off clothing. Call or send postal.
Mrs. J. Miller. 607 Walnut. Kin. A 215; no branch.
JOE GELBER. lust from Texas, can use any
amount of gentlemen's clothing; par twlc a
much as anybody. 1S21 Carr; send postal.
G OLD, SILVER AND MCKEL FIXATING?
DOWNING replates nnd repairs silverware;
gold plate watcher, jerrelry; gool work; cah
for old gold, silver and platinum. 20-t N. Seventh.
GOLD and silver nlatlng in all branches;
for old gold and FiHer; tine gold for sale,
kamp Sz. Kraue. mi"1 Pine rt.
EDICATIONAI.
ITAID'S Ru ines--i Academv. T0iS Thcma-i St .
Shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, arithmetic,
j-i;ii.uiuii, a-,it.---iin5, r.i-iiiimri pnvie instrUC
iicns ior ea.i ana uucKwaru scnoiar.
I,ESSONS In English branches and llteraturw
by experienced woman teacher at pupil's home'
manuscripts corrected; defective education cor
rected. C J0. Republic.
MISSOURI College of Law, Olivia Rnlldinrl
Grand Ave. Day and night school, complete
-.-u..---- in -.i.-t- cqir; i.iifc oi v.cnniry pui la 1 n g
TUB Illinois School of Photocranhv tearhei ii-
art of photcgraphy. furnl'-hes all chemical nnd
materials, by mail, and guarantees pupils a
profit a bit profe-ion In four weeks. Address Ti
i'nol.q School of Photography. East St. .Louis III.
PE?SIOXS, PATENTS.
ALL 17. S. warr. pension-', bounties, pav. de
srtlon removed; divorces, land, damage claim,
collections. L. D. ImnteR. jp) olive -t.. St. Iyui.
RUBBER STAMPS. SEAL!!. STEJfcCILJ.
ADAMS, the stamp man. S14 .N. Sixth ..; rubT
l-r stamps, seals, stencils, etc.; cxwl, cheap,
quick. AVrltc for new list.
RUBRER stampf. rubber typ. sign maik-r.
tras and nluminnm checks at lowest price.
Karr-er Stamp and Seat Ctmpany. i16 Iicu-t st.
storage: All) MOVING.
AMERICAN Storage and Moving Company, 2515
01iv St. Packing, shipping, storage; separate
roon.3. Tel. Main 2531. W. II. Langdale. president.
RONDED Warehouse II y, ci Wieh Storage
and Moving Company. 1512-1$ Franklin ave.;
money advarced when desired. Kinlocft C WS-
NEW YORK Storage Company. Office 311 Union
Trust Rnlldlng Move. pack. ship, store fine fur
niture in private rooms, rhone Vain ZU.
SOUTH Side Storas- and Moving Co.. 1301, 1J0J
and 1905 Sidney st. Tel. Sidney 235; Kin. C 1M.
STORifiE
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
New WarehousAs, Grand al
Lacledo aves.. for safft-keenlnc
ot lurruiure, pianos, irunns, vaiuaD.es, ooxiw.
etc.: strictly nrst-ciass: moving, packinr. snip
ping, etc. Moiey advanced. Ship your good our
care, f.stimates rree. liei our rates, i-non jw(
Main 1G7SA.
R. V. LEONORI. JR.. A CO.. 121J-21 Olive C
UN6AN & TAYLOR STORAGE AND MOVING CO.
New warehouse. 1-I23 Waii!ngton ave.; T-O1) ru
vate storage-rooir; moving, packing and ynp
ping. JCin. T tt or Main 2ti"-, and get our r-ftes.
.lllSICAL.
RARGAIN - Talking machines at r'ducM
prices; record. $4.:--i do. Rauer 1'honograph
Store. 2721 Gl-avnis ae. Close at 3 p. m.
FIND upright planon for rent, $3. S3.OT and $J
Daniel ;. Dunker Piano Co., northeast corner
Fourteenth and North Market sts.
"HEAR te Soul of a Krakauer Sing; to hear
it is to buv It: sold only by Daniel G. Dunker
Piano Co.. Fourteenth and North Market sts.
JOHN FELD sells only reliable pianos Soh
ier. New by and Evans. Monroe. Majestic, only
mer.
at 1-1 St. IJUls
rsiji.ui. iinuiie Lf JilA.
I,AK.h-PUr:p upright. In s-ilndlil condition.
J16..: Uablfr urrleht. V.S3: Brartburv uiri-;ht. J-J.:
!rfth In (Irat-clA-s condition; arc special barcalna
thlj lift nt !-. n. Smith, ilfr., mis olive ot.
A. K. Whltakcr. Msr..
NCW pianos, spf-cial lo- prices thU -Keek on
account ur .Iterations tn store; eleeant asgort-mt-nt;
iac $u IntVn 1,,- buying from th manu
facturer .lr-"". r. . s-mltii. ilfr.. l.iz Olive, st.
-. K. Vhltakfrr. MKr.
riAXO-TI.-Nixij taiiBht In- mall; satisfaction
-niarantx.l. IilpAir.a; Riven. National Tunine
Colteg.. M. .Tosepli. Mo.
VIOLINS Finest selection of violins In city:
cultars and mandolin;'. Joseph F. Jlnnl.th Musi.
o.. 11 fc. Uroadway.
J2J buys a jeood piano, perfect order. KIeekam
Bros. Piano Co.. 2317 Park ave.
'HmWM Is the Piano more
C.9 I E. I -o be desired than
any other. D not
purchase until you have heard them..
TUB ESTEV CO.. 1116 Olive St.
m-sior.tM.
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