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I 10 THE KEPUBLIC: FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1903. '
I- TED-MAI-g.
' fcl niDTUO RflADOlAOrO EXCHAJfCE AKD BABTBO. SITOATIOXS VAXTED-MALE. p- svvssvn. - WAXT?5-?r!?IAI'E -,,-,- - S1." .-.wiw, 'Jj!
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BlflTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
fuxrxn-rLn.iiiiii ni hii - nrin -iisi-i--i
RECORD til" IIIRT11S.
Thomas and Laura Callahan, 1411 Clcary: boy.
P. W. and Dlllce Hughes. 2015 North Broad
way; uoj
Morris and Ida Jones. 603 Arkansas; boy
C. F. and Martha Llebhelt, H27 Clatn: gli
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Jim and Ella Murphy. 3)21 Morgan: boy.
Thomas and Katie Velby. :r.'6 St, Louis: boy.
Mat. and Mary avadle, 1SCS South Twelfth;
boy. , .
John and Mary Young. 4423 Norfolk; Bin.
William and May Hiester. 3013 St, Vincent;
girl.
James and Addle Mcllvarey. 1722 Thomas;
girl.
John and Anna Gray, 2916 South Broadway;
gin.
Prank and Minnie Evcrs. 2700 Chouteau; girl.
Ira and Myrtle Bonn1, 1730 Franklin; boy.
.George and Louise Fisher. 4613 Greer: boy.
Ralph and Lucy Allen, ISIS Soulard; boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WNi'
Dick wedge
Mrs. Jennie Block..
-90 Pine
ISJO Pine
3133 O'.lvo
3433 OHe
1322 Laml
Al-cnton.Mo
3611 Wisconsin
3SbS Marine
1M7 Sm1th Ninth
Ralph Adams
Bessie Thompson ..
Isaac Joscphan
Jennie Runty
William Maehl.....
Anna It. Alnatcr..
Daniel Gallagher..
Mrs. Minnie Barry 1337 touth Ninth
Charles Radlcan 3)11 Walnut
Lucta Leslie 3)11 Walnut
Lawrence Farner 1123 North Eighteenth
Mamie Lautcrbacher 3111 North Twelfth
Howard L. O'Fallon 300" D-lmar
Mary McReo Mil Cabaune
Frank A. Cafferata Ill South Tn entj -second
Selma Tcshold 13 South Twenty-second
Ellis rarnsnorth..
Denver. Colo
uocy Lynn
Robert Shcaneshaefer..
Emma Gens
George PfalT
Magglo Stephens
I. B. Davison
Flora. Simmons
I"rank Lanmann
Mamie Gavwiner
Andrew Moore
Mary Maupla
John Collins
"ole Brown.
W. H Sutton
Mrs, Emma Turner
..3739 Windsor place
Central. Mo
Central, Mo
1212 South Ninth
Jatnls. Mo
Its Morgan
14 Morgan
2716 Macklind
5372 Magnolia
295 Bell
2523 Bell
1413 L'ndcn
, 1113 Linden
3S3) Montgomery
!1S North Ninth
TVcddlnc Rings (Solid Gold).
Finest qualities. $3 lo X. Jlermod &
Jaccard's, Broadway and Locust.
BURIAL PERMITS.
TT, E. Prenter. S2 scars. Emergency Hos
pital; consumption.
Emma K. Fretxsche, 1 year. 4110 Green Lea;
meningitis.
Leo E. Koerner, II days. 152) North Eight
eenth: Inanition.
Klliabth -Schralt, SI years. 1S06 North Eight
eenth; consumption.
Mary c Zdzlnger, : months. 1315 Monroe;
marasmus.
Doctor yimon Tollak, 89 sears, H23 North
Grand; senility.
John Evans. C7 years, 4457A Delmar: uraemia.
Louise A. Gloccklcr, 19 years, 2621 Nebraska;
typhoid.
J. P. Bablngton. 55 years, Sixth and Wash
ington; heart fallure.
lfany Wright, 19 j-ears, 1329 St. Charles; ac
cident. Rranla Wobbe. 53 years, CS49 "Benton; rnenin
Cltls. -Maud R. Davis, 40 years, 3141 Locust; urae
mia, Mary Mueller. 91 years. ZM Iowa; old age.
Eugene Ornold. li jears, 923 Walton: typhoid.
gmll Kcnter. 20 years, 3711 Hcbert; typhoid.
William Moody, 64 years, 6569 Marmaduke;
Consumption.
Georgians Holman, 19 years, 41S0 McPherson:
typhoid.
Mary Collins. 44 years, 14 South Twenty
third; cancer.
Grunt banders, 31 years, Z103 walnut; con
sumption.
il
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.
The following articles of Incorporation were
Died with the Recorder of Deeds yesterday:
Stelnmesch Feed and Poultry Supply Com
pany. Henry Stelnmesch. 44 shares; H. J.
Eteinmesch. S chares: M. W. Henderson. 1
hare; of bt. Loulp. To deal In poultry, poultry-
and fesl supplies, feeds, fences, etc; cap
ital stock, full paid, 33.000.
Dinks L. Iarrlshfs Laundry Corporation. D.
X Farrlsh, 299 shares: A, C Parrish. 1 share:
J. Arthur Atiuermn, ldj shams. To do general
laundry buslnejs; capital stock, full paid, 349,
000. PRO FORMA DECREE OF ECCORFORATION.
Jewish Free I.can and Aid Society. Gershnn
Schwartz, presilent: Krank Yedlln, vice presi
dent; Samuel Wax, secretary; Benjamin Rosen
field, treasurer. Purposes, to aTford temporary
financial assistance or relief by lending money,
-without Interest or discount, to residents of
St, Louis, under certain conditions.
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
bprtngneld. 111.. Nov. E. Certificates of in
corporation were Issued to-day by Secretary of
State Rose as follows:
Too Troy Press Brick Company. Troy; capi
tal. 115.000; sianufacturing brick and tiling.
Incoriontors J. w. Cornet, Chris Busse and
K. Cj Gerfen.
The Penwell-Klar Mercantile Company.
Jllllsboro: capital, $15,000; mercantile business.
Incorporators Gecrge V Penweli, Joseph. M.
Klar and "Warren PenwelL
The Washington City Rural Telephone Com
pany: Wasl.lii-tcn: capital.- $10,000. to operate
a telephone service. Incorporators George M.
Meyers, Paul O. Godaard and E. Gather.
The Penwcil Coal Company. Pana; capital,
1100.000: mining coaL Incorporators George V.
Penweli, Louis Sch'lerbach and Warren Pen
welL LOST AITD FOUKD.
WWWM'HW'VWWWfW.Vi,WSSVM
BROOCH Lost, a pearl brooch. Thursday.
Reward It returned to Mercantile Trust Co.,
Mr. G reefs office.
BUTTON Lost, irentleman's photo button;
black oval frame; on Ninth st. near Olive, or
QUte car to Sixteenth st. Reward If returned
to n s Lawton.
-CAA. ERA Lost, near Clayton road, camera
and case. Finder notify i O. Hampton, ro S.
Eleventh st.: reward.
CAT Lost. Maltese male cat. with collar and
bell. Reward If retnrned to SCI Washington.
DOG Lost, black dop: answers narao Roer;
Uccnsn BES2. Reward, sn N. Garrison.
POUND lhi i4ace to Kct a good Shoe Tor
C.S0. Harris Shoe Co.. 407 N. eth. near L-wrust.
Plif Lou round gold pin, with -amethyst
and pearls; between Market and, St. Charles
ats., via Seventh. Olive and Sixth; afternoon
of November 5. Return to 9J3 Missouri PaclZlc
building and receive reward.
PURSE Lost, pun, containing two rln,
to bill, change; cor. Vandecnter and Olive, or
en car. Return 4S3 Hunt ave.; Teward.
PURSE Lost, small brown purse contain! r?
keys and small chance: on Page avo. car
Thursday cvenlnar. Finder please return to
Goldman Bros., 1104 Olhc.
UMBREEIjA Lost, on Suburban Park car,
about 5:3 p. m., November 4. an Ivory ard
jrold handle umbrella, rinder will notify t'31
Vernon. ae. and receUe 31 reward on its fle
lhery. STOCKHOLDERS MEETI7EGS,
VASA,.SW,M
OFFICE of the Wlirelns Ferrv rjrmMnv s.
curity Uulldlna-, rojrth and Locust Sts.. St.
Luls. II"., Oct. 3. 1903. Notice to the Stock
holders of the Wiggins Ferry Company: The
annual meeting cf the stockholders of the Wui
(Ins Terry Company, will be held at the office
-of icald company In the city of Kast St. Louis.
Et. Clair County, 111., on Tuesday, November
10. A. D. 1903. belncthe second Tuesday cf said
month, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the pu-rose of
electing fire directors to sene during ae en
suing ear, and to take action on pucj ether
business as may be presented. Polls open from
2:30 to 3:30 p m., unless the objects of the
meetinc shall be sooner accomplished. The
stock transfer books of said company will be
closed from and including October ra. 1903. to
and including Noeraber 10. 1902.
J K. GAThRIOHT. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS' Meeting Notice is hereby
riven tht a meeting of the stockholders of th
Tennent Phoe Company will b- held at the of
tlc of the company. No. 1324 Washington aie
nue. in the rlty of St. Iui. Missouri, on the
24th day of November, 1903, at 3 o'clock a. m .
for the -purpose of voting upon a proration
tlen and there to be submitted, to Increase the
capital stock of said company from 8100,030 00.
Its preent authorized capital, to JiCO 000.00. of
hlch Increased capital stock 00,ooo.oo shall
be preferred stock, dlilded Into 3,000 shares of
the par value of 8100.00 each, upon which a
dividend at the rate of 7 per cent per annum it
snail lie paia, uua ui itraii puce inn same snail
be s&ld. and the character thereof, and the re
maining 3100.000.00 of such Increased stock to
be common rtock, so that upon such Increase
the company hall have 3300,000 preferred stock
and 15OO.0I0 cttnmon stock.
JOHN H. TENNRNT,
GEO. B. MILLER.
J. H. TENNENT. JR..
"" J. C. CRABB.
' E. A. QUESSEL.
JAS. H. JONES,
5. A Majority of the Directors,
. St Louis. Mo., feept. 18. 1903.
"STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Office of the
St. Louis Transfer Railway Co.. Security build
ing. Fourth and Locust sts., St. Louie, Mo..
Oct. 31. UKO Notice to the stockholders of the
Rt rnla Transfer Rnllwar Comnanv: The an
nual meeting of tha stockholders of the St.
UOU1S ITansiCr 1UI1" VAmiJ3iiy Kin uc new
at the offico of said company In SL Louis,
Missouri, on Wednesday. November 11. A. D.
4903. being the first Wednesday after the sec
ond Tuesday of said month, at 9 o'clock a, m.
tor the purpose of electing five directors to
serve during the ensuing year, and the trans
action of such other'bnsincss as may be pre
sented. Said -meeting will be continued at
least three hours, unless the objects for -which
It Is called' be accomplished sooner.
J. El GATHHIGHT. Secretary.
W.. K. -KAVANAUGH. President.
STOCKHOLDERS' Meeting Office of the Uni
ty Realty Company, Security Building: Fourth
and Locust Sts.. St. Louis, Mo.. Oct 27,1903
.Notle to the stockholders of the Unity Realty
. Company:- -The annual meeting of the. stock
holders of the Unity Realty Cotnponv will be
tekl at the ofoce-ot said Company, In St. Louis.
Hoa on Wednesday. November JL A. D. la:3.
being the -first Wednesday after the second
Tuesday of said month, at 9 o'clock a. ro for
the vurpoM of electing three directors, to serve
during the smsulrg year, and the transaction of
vueh other business as- may be presented. Said
meeting will be conusraedat least three 1 hours.
, anless the objects tor which It Is called be ac
ompllsbed sooner,: -
gpZ Vf. ICVKAVANAUGH. President.
gsV B. Gathrlght, Secretary.
u,! wua wuicb3 w. iv. jj -vrnia, in.
te8t;;-f-
TO trade Columbia or Oklahoma property for
drug store In Missouri town. Address Doctor
Lock. 133. Columbia, Mo.
GEAERAL Aa.Ol)XCE.ME.TS.
SVSi-.
SPECIAL Notice The undersigned has this
day seveicd ills connection with the Jno. V.
Loader Hat Co. JNO. W. LOADER.
November 2, 1505.
SITUATIONS WAATED FEMALE.
COOK Situation by experienced cook In pri
vate family. Apply !i3 Clark ae.
COOK Situation by coloied woman to cook
and do laundry work. :&"; Fairfax.
COOK situation wanted by German girl for
poking or general housework. 3C0t Finney.
COOK bltu ltlon by ilrst-ciass coloied cook;
eiperlencvd; reference. Haltntr. 2S3 Manches
ter axe.
COOK fcjtuatlon by woman with child; good
,cook and housekeeper; no widow tr's home. 1C3
OUxe st,: store.
COOK Situation by experienced
boarding-house or private family.
Wash St.; second floor.
cool: In
Call SW7
COOiv A good cook wants position as cook In
A private family; no washing or ironing. Ad
dress 37JU N. Eleventh st.
COOK Situation by tlrst-class colored cook
In private famll only; SIS to $20 per month;
no washing. 2B Wash st.
DKCSSMAKER-situation by
competent dressmaker; work at
Dickson.
thoroughly
home. 2JU3
HOUSKGIRL Colored girl wantj place to do
light housework: 16 3eAra old. 3124 La Salle.
HOUSEKEEPER German housekeeper wants
situation for widower or bachelor. 1604 S. Sev
enth ft.
HOUfanGIRL Situation by girl for general
housework. 321S Oravola ave.
HOUbEGIRL Situation for general house
work, small family, by experienced girt. 2U4
O'Fallon.
HOUSEKEEPER Position by refined lady as
housekeeper or to care for invalid lady. 1305
Chcuteau.
HOUSEKEEPER Situation wanted as house
keeper in gDod family: two small children. Call
2al3 X. Broadway: rear; Mrs. Walte
HOUSEKEEl'Klt wtuatlnn hv rllned ladv as
housekeeper: good cook: good wages expected;
will furnish good references. 3127 olive
"HOUSEWORK Situation wanted by nice,
plain girl for general housework; laundry work;
$19. tin West Pine.
LAUNDRE?3 Woman wants washing and
Ironing. Apply 1301 Chouteau.
LAUNDRnSttSltuatlon by colored woman as
laundress by the day. 1422 Gay st,
LAUNDRE&S Situation by colored laundress
first two davs in week to go out, 222S Morgan
sL: call or write: upstairs.
LAUNDRESS Ilrst-ciass white laundress to
do lace curtains: also rough dry wash at her
home: 30c per dozen pieces. 1416 N. Jcferson,
LAUNDRESS Situation wanted by Hrst-clasJ
laundress three cr four dais; will work for 11 50
per day: housegirl. 1722 Morgan St., second floor.
NURSE Wranted. nursing in medical, sur
gical, obstetrical by soung woman; can give,
excellent references; terms to suit. Care Mrs,
F. M. M.. 2007 Olive St.
OFFICE WORK-Situatlon by joung girl of
pood appearance to do office work; can give
good references. BM 137. Republic
PIANIST Position by a joung lady ns pian
ist, either In raus-ic store or department house;
can give best references. BO 13, Republic
STENOGRAPHER Situation by j-oung lady
stenographer nnd typewriter, with tome expe
rience: living at home. BO 29. Republic
COMPANION Position by refined, nrtlstio
joung woman as companion, governess or lady's
maid. In first-class family; best references. BO
8. Reputllc
STENOGRAPHER Experienced lady stenos
rapher desires position. ZQ 68, Republic.
STENOGRAPHER Situation bv lady stenog
rapher; neat penman: Smith or Remington op
erator: moderate salary. 2K 87. Republic
STENOGRAPHER Situation by stenogra
pher of some experience; start on small salary
with promise of advancement; lumber business
preferred. BM 127. Republic
STENOGRAPHER Situation by young lady
for general office work. Including stenography;
moderate salary to begin. 2C06 -N. Garrison.
STENOGRAPHERS-Competent stenographers
and typewriters furnished; emploiment secured
for reliable stenographers; no eharge either
way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau: t,oth phenes. Underwood Tj-pewrlter
Co.. 7i Pine Et.
BTENOGRAPHERS We furnish expert op
erators on the Standard Visible Oliver, a-1 well
as Inferior writing machines, without expense
tn either nartv. for eorresnondenee and hllllne:
satisfaction guaranteed. The Oliver Typewriter
(jo.. 3ia i. ivuatn St.. century nuuuing. joea
phones.
WORK Situation by girl: work of any kind
by the day. 1811 N. Sarah st.
WASHERWOMAN Situation by colored wo
man to do washing by the day. Call or write,
4325 COzens. jr
A. G. BRAUER. 316-313 N. THIRD ST.
SITUATIOaS WASTED MALE.
sVAslkfssssktisAsstssSsssSssSkjiSsiiiSsssSsststasisSksfi
BARTENDER Bartender wants situation as
bartender; married man; rtrtctly eolwr; will
work reasonable. Call or address 4234 Garfield.
BOOKKEEPER Position by
bookkeeper; tcrt local reference;
man. xiM 1G. Republla
experienced
epeaka Ger-
BOOKKEEPER Position by boolckeeper and
offico man; experience In wholesale business;
bjt references. BM 113. Repoblic.
BOOICKECPER Situation by sober, indus
trious and. energetic youne; married man as
bookkeeper or otflce work; experienced. BO 3,
Republic
BOY Situation by bright boy to work be
fore nnd after school for board. 1417A Market.
BUGGT WASHER Position by married man
as buggy washer; best of references. Call at
3603 N. Eleventh.
CARPENTERS Two first-class Inside finish
ers; experienced on hardwood; can gte cood
references. BM 93. Republic
CHEF Position In country hotel preferred;
last place cf engagement eight months; can fur
nish best of references. BM 97. Republic
CLERK Position by experienced price and
front clerk; expert extender. BM 14, Repub
Ic CLERK Position as clerk, correspondent, in
terpreter or translator; English, French, Ger
man, Spanish; thoroughly competent. Address
J. J. U.. 315 Poplar Kt.
COACHMAN First-class wishes a position;
long experience BM 101. Republic
COOK Situation by first-class colored cook.
1425 rranklln: rear.
COOK A situation by short-order cook with
pome experience on dinner. BO SS. Republic
COOK Situation by Al confectionery and
pastry cook; sober and industrious. BM 153,
Republic
COOK Situation by first-class man: colored
cookr experience and references. Address Cook.
2S24 Adams st.
COOKS Situation by man and wire (white)
together: cooking; experienced. H. E. Maple
son. 2642 Hickory.
DENTIST To assist dentist two or three davs
per week by advanced dental student. MB 159,
Republic
DESIGNER Situation by young man having
been employed as designer and artist for en
graving company; would like to take up same
kind cf work again; am at present employed in
a different capacity: reasonable salary to start:
win brlrg samples of my work. EK 3. Republic
DRIVER Dri er wants position: laundry pre
ferred: temperate habits; steady: answer quick.
BO 21. Republic
DRTVER-SItuatlon by good, etrong boy. 17
years old: would like lob as driver; has expe
riencc BO 10. Republic
ENGINEER Position by a fully competent
licensed engineer of long experience, BO 14,
Republic
ENGINEER wants position; understands his
business; sober, steady: good mechanic: those
wanting my sen Ices nddress 2806A Madison.
FARMER An experienced farmer wants a
Elace to work bj month; house, etc . furnished.
I. A. Johnson. 1903 Park ave . St. Louis. Mo.
HOUSEMAN-bituatlon wanted by colored
man as houseman or butler: private family;
best of references. G. Lewis. 2237 Scott ave.
HOUSEMAN Situation by a competent J oung
man. colored.. In private lamlly; can serve In
eapacity of a first-class butler or houseman,
WO S3. Rpubl!c
JANITOR Honest negro of good address and
deportment, wishes situation as janitor, porter
or messenger. BO 12. Republla.
JOB PRINTER Situation by Job printer at
once. F. C Calts?. 17C9 Washington ave.
MEAT CUTTER Situation wantedbv an ex
perienced meat cutter. Address J. R. W.. 4764A
Easton a e.
PAINTER Situation by painter; day or con
tract P. w 872 Hodlamunt ave.
PAPER HANGER Parer hanger and Interior
painter and decorator: fifteen .years' experience,
wants work by day or piece, or will exchange
services for room and board. BM 44. Republic
PHCTlYlfiltAPTrPn rrrmrtnrA nntmm
pher, young man; ten years' experience, desires
good position as either portrait os view opera
tor; experienced gaslight printer. BM 146, Re
public rORTER Situation by sober. Industrious man
as porter or houseman. Address H."H., 4060
Fairfax.
PORTER Situation by a colored boy to
learn a good trade or to do porter work: aged
18. BO 44. Republic
PORTER Situation as porter in drag store
with four years' experience; cr Janitor, either.
Add. Porter. 4322 Cottage ave.. city.
PORTER A colored man would like a posi
tion as porter In a wholesale house, saloon, or
work in private family: Is also a good cook; do
not drink; can give good citv reference Ad
dress G. D. Carter. 3 X. Third st.
POSITION Situation
bv
all-around colored
man; city references.
Frank Cole.
1032
N. Letnngweii.
RESPECTABLE! young man wishes position
where he can advance himself; can furnish
bond. -BM 142. Republic
SALESMAN Position by high-grade travel-,
lng salesman: would "ftccept posluon as house
salesman or assist In office. BO . Republic.
U Vs,5'3&. ...J
..Th.jS ,?s1C
Vrf,,,'.'
SALESMAN-Sltuatlon by middle-aged rnan.
n hustler, as traveling man for 9outnj.ni
btates, for railway machinery and supplies.
Bl lsiRcpubllc
STCNOGRAl'HER Situation by ttencgra
pher of some experience; start on small salary
with promise of advancement; lumber business
preferred- BM .127. Republic
bTiXNOOHAl-iIliHS Competent stenographers
and typewriters furnished: tmplojment secured
for reliable stenographers: no charge either
way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co. 710 Fine- st,
STENOGRAPHERS We furnish expert op
erators on the Standard Visible Oliver, as well
as Inferior writing machines without expense
to either party, for correspondence and billing:
satisfaction guaranteed. The Oliver Typewriter
Co . 313 N. Ninth St.. Century building. Both
phones.
WORK Young man, reliable, want position:
any kind: any salary. BM 121. Republic.
t OllK Situation by man and wife, Germnn,
to take charge of private place. BM 351, Re
public WORK Work of any kind for young man;
experienced in painting and hardwood finishing.
BO 1. Republic
WORK Man wants work; understands Btcam
boiler, furnace, care r-orses and milk and such;
referenres. BM S3. Republic
COLLECTOR situation by middle-aged man,
collecting, shlppirg marking or packing; best
city references. Bo 3. Republic
WORK Situation of any kind by colored man
references if required. 2C31 Franklin ave.
WORK Young man desires position: clothing
or furnishings; experienced. BM 1M. Republic.
V ORK Situation by colored man to do work
of any kind: have done portcrlng in barber
shop. 305 Walnut st.
WORK Young man, age 23. wants to work
in morning and fromM to 6 afternoon; will
work very reasonable. BM ICO. Republic.
WORK Position by Al young man; bank, bro
ker's office or clerical work; furnish reason be
ing out of work and references. BO 13, Re
public WORK Young roan from the country, nowiro
slding In city, well educated, with references,
desires employment; reasonable salary. BM 130,
Republic
WORK Situation of any kind bv Intelligent
German. 25: speaks English. French and Span
ish; good penman and can give oecurttj. BM
114. Republic
WORK Elderly man wants work on private
place, to care for cow, fumace, and be gen
erally useful; can give references. BO 35, Re
public WORK Situation tn office or w holesale house
bv young man, Spanish; general office work;
reliable and qualitled; can furnish references;
salary no object: w-ints to learn English. Ad
dress R, Schwleckhardt, Olive and Twenty
Eighth. lOUNG man cf 3) wants position of any
kind. BM 135, Republic
HELP AVAR TED FESIALE.
Housework.
"W'I'VWW
HOUSEGIRL WANTED
10 Nlcholbon place.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED -housework.
2624 Park.
Girl for general
GIRL WANTED Good girl for downstairs
worK. ujs r,. Taylor.
GIRL WANTED Steam-heated flat:
family. 3331 West Pine.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general
housework. 3X2 Beil'ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTEDSmall family.
3405 Hawthorne boulevard.
Call
HOUSEGIRL WANTED
housework. 2733 Laf aj ette.
- Girl for gererai
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general
housework. 2124 Park ave
HOUSfcGiRl, WANTED-Girl
housework. 1220 Chambers st.
fur general
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good colored girl for
general housework. 4157 Morgan st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for light houso
work; no washing. 923A Catalpa st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl tor
housework; In flit. 4732A Cook ave.
general
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for general
housework. 4232 Westminster place.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Neat, reliable girl
for general housowork. 4015 Morgan.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl to assist in
general housework. 1433 Webster ae.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good wages. Apply
Mtb. Moon, 6303 S. Broadway, upstairs.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED White girl for light
housework: good wages. 4639 Maryland.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl or woman for
general housework. 4331 West Belle ave.
HOUSEGIRL W ANTED A good girl for scn
eral housework. Call at 4320 West Belle.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general
housework; no washing. 4157 McPherson.
. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Young girl to assist
in housework: smil family. 1331 wash st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general
housework; three In family. 600s Maple ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good girl for gen
eral housework; good wages. 4045 Botanical.
HOCSEOIRL WANTED-Jood "girl lor gen
eral housework; good wages. 4103 Maryland ave.
HOUSEGIRL -WANTED Girl foe general
housework; good wages. 1316A N. Tw cnty-ttrst-
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Gocd housegirl: Ger
man preferred: references required. 2635 Vlora.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general
housework; family of three. 4118 Westminster
place.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Young girt to help
in house during the day, from 7 till 6. 3530A
Hartford.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Eaperiencod girl for
feneral housework; no laundry work. 5175
iorgan. ' '
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for genera!
housework; German .preferred; good wages. 5153
Raraond.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for general
housework: hlsh wages lor reliable person. 1921
Henrietta.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl-, for general
housework; good wages. 123 S. Fourth St., East
bt Louis. ' ' "
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-rGIri for.housewcrk:
must be competent; -nlghdet wages pad. KC3
Morgan st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED German rirl for
general housework; three In family, 2753B La
fayette ave.
HOUSEWORK Situation by colored girl for
housework and dining-room table. 705 N. Twenty-second
st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Young girl for gen
eral housework: good pay to right party. S9C2A
Russell ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for general
housework. Apply 4S53 Fountain ave. Take
Suburban car.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for general
housework: experience not necessary. Call 1220
Hamilton ave
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for general
housework: no washing or Ironing; wages. 318.
2115 Easton ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general
housework; light work; good wages. Apply
1708 Goode ave.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for genral
housework (white); small family and house.
5718 Maple ave.
t HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for rcncral
housework; comfortable home; small family.
559 Cabanne place.
HOUbEGIRL WANTED A girl or middle
aged woman for general housework; good home.
2124 N. Eleventh ,t
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl
housework: In ramily of ttircs
wages. 3812 Flad ave.
for ct-rcrai
adults; cood
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Young girl to as
sist in light housework; can go home nights.
1014 S. Eighteenth st. ,
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for general
housework: good wages; small family. 4135
Forest Park boulevard.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED White girl to assist
with general housework: good home; wages 83
month 2323 Lawton ave.
t HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general
housework. Apply A. E. Schilling, 733 Collins
Tllle ave.. East St. Xouls.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Toung-girl, 16 yean
old. to assist with housework; good home. Ap
ply at once. 4348 Morgan.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Toung lady-for gen
eral housework; to go home at night: refer
ences required. 3690 Laclede ave.
HOLSEWOMAN WANTED Middle-aged wo
man to assist in general housework; no wash
Ing or Ironlrg. 2512 Laclede ave.
HOUSEGIItL WANTED-Wbito girl for gen
eral housework In small familr; good home for
right party. Apply 4220 Page bouiev ard.
HOUSEGIRL, WANTnD-ExpcrK-i ed e,rl;
small family; general hojsewort and cooklnp;
I'irk av
S0.,iS1SJVOMAJf . v WANTED - Mlddle-tgd
woman for general housework. Apply at once.
20 S Clair ave.. opposite Stock Yards. East
St. Louis.
HOLSEGIP.L WANTED-Girl for general
housework, in family of three; no children:
good place for neat girl. Call soon as posslbl.
5560 Vernon
BT?N25.rHFRS-5-aPt'''t stenographers
jna typewriters furnished: employment secured
.'-IPf.V'S 'nograpners: no charge either
nayr sullied assistants .oondict our Emploj mest
5?rel!?,: 5?,fc I hones. Underwood Typewriter
Co., 71 Pine st.
Housekeepers!.
SVH ."..
HOTJSBKEEPKR XVTA?CT?rnlni,ii.nNl .
flnd German-American lady as housekeeper
and governess for widower with one chfid:
4 years old; to avoid unnce38ary delly, give
particulars ns to age. references and ealsry
expected: a s-pod .home and position to the
right party. BM 140. Republic
STENnGriAPHEBS-Competent stenographers
;nd typewillcrs funlshei: employment secured
fur rellab.e stenctrsphers: no charge cither
way, sullied ajslstsris confiuct-our Emplojment
Bureau; both pbontss. mderaood Tipewriter
Co- ,15 Pine ct-
, WOMAN WANTED Womin for general
boarding-house work; no washing; 1 St. Clair
ave.. East St. Lnuls.
Bookkeepers.
STENOGRAPHERS-Competent stenographers
and. typewriters furnished; employment secured
lor reliable stenographers; no charge either
way; skilled assistants conduct enr Employment
goreau; hoth phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co, Jl Pino st. -
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THE COLD WAVE
5 Will serve to remind you that it's time to get your ?
? furnace working and Also Time to get a man to "Look i
i After the Furnace." S
S For odd jobs about the house, advertise for help in
t the Want Columns of The .Republic. It's the Quick and
Certain Way to obtain all sorts of workers, from porters s
S to partners: 5
S A tIhioa ISnn A t nliiitcf our flor ttt!11 An -fl-nn. 4-finlr nut J
f -.A. llllU, 111L, i.V IHIUVOI-MIIJ J "1" -Alt VJ.AV-0., UUl I
I it's Best to DO IT NOW.
c Any drmrelatv-rrlll teleplione your AVnnt Ad to The Republic. I
HELP WAXTED-FEMALE.
Waitresses.
WAITRESS WANTED Apply after 10 a. m.
18 Locust St.
WAITRESS WANTED-Experlenced waitress.
Union Bakery. 1119 Franklin.
WAITltCSSHH WANTTID Good alrls for rall-
road rerv Ice. Leigh's Agency, 1026 Century bldg.
DINING-ROOll GIRLS WANTED Three
dining-room girls: 84 per week, board and
rooms. Apply 603 Missouri ave , East St. Louis,
WAITRESS WANTED Tor small private
family; K0 per month. 35X F.nnoy.
WAITRESS WANTED Strong girl wait on
table and to assist with other, work in small
boarding house. 709 .N. Dwlng
bTEN'OGRAPHERS-Competent sfmographers
and typewriters furnished: employment secured
for reliable stenographers: no charge either
way; SKlllea assistants conduct our Employment
Buresu: both pnones. Underwood Typewriter
Co. 710 Pine st.
linrses.
NURSEGIRL WANTED-About 12 to 14 years
old. 6743 Clemens ne.
NURbBGIRL WANTED Nurse for little boy,
3 ears old. 4J34 Mainland. i
NURSD WANTED In Kirfcwood; good
wages paid; write, glting particulars. BM 153,
Republic.
STENOGRAPfinRS-Competent stenographers
and typewriters famished: employment secured
for reliable stenographers; no charge either
way: skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau; both phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co.. 710 Pine st, .
Clerks and Collectors.
SALESWOMEN WAN.TED TJp to date; good
talkers. 704 N. Taylor; room 2.
SALESLADIES WANTED Two experienced
salesladies in dry goods store. 605 Missouri ave.,
cast St. Louis. III."
SALESLADY WANTED Experienced sales
lady for dry goods store: must speak German;
good wages. 243) S, Broadway.
STENOGRAPIIERS-Comreient stenographers
and typewriters furnithed: employment secured
foe reliable stenographers; no charge either
way: skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co. 710 Pine st.
DrcHmukers and sexlxnatresMes.
DRESSMAKER WANTED Tlrst-class dress
maker; permanent position. "82 Bayard.
GIRLS WANTED Girls to lew on coats;
machlno and hand sewers. 2925 Shenandoah.
SEAMSTRESS AND APPRENTICE WANT
ED At once. 2303 Wash st.
SEAMSTRESSES WANTED Two experienced
seamstresses; gocd pay. 2100 Market st.
SEAMSTRESSES WANTED Ladies who can
take sewing home or work in shop. Call at
2215 N. Broadway.
SEAMSTRESS WANTED Good seamstress
to assist dressmaker; must be quick and ex
perienced with good work; coll at one:. 1530
La Salle.
STENOGRAPHER't-ComiMtent stenographers
and typewriters fuftlshed: employment secured
for reliable' sfnogrjphers; no charge either
way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co . 710 Pine st.
Lanadressek.
LAUNDRESS-Laurdry work or hnuseciean
ing by the day. Mrs. jtoberts. 1323 N. High.
LAUNDRESS WANTED Laundress to wash
and fron for Urst-class piano lessons. 3416
Franklin ase.
LAUNDRESS WANTED-Good laundress for
Mondays and Tuesdays; JL25 each day. Call
1331 N. Taylor ave.
Milliner,.
STENOGRAFHER3-Competent stenographers
and tjnewrltors furnlsHd: employment secured
for rellabl stenographers; no charge either
way: skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co.. 710 Pino st.
The Trades.
BARBERS WANTED-To try the improved
"dry" hone:, a signed guarantee to return
money accompanies each mall order; sent on
receipt of 81. E. A. Harrington, mfr.. Wau
kesha. Wis.
BINDERY GIRLS WANTED Bushard Bros.,
1516 Locust St.
HAIRDRESSER WANTED-Experlenced halr
drcsses. The Modern, 1204 rrankllru,qve.
OPERATORS WANTED-Experlenced ma
chine operators: power machines: to sew ladles
garments: steady work; good pay. M. B. Loew
ensteln. 713 N. Eleventh
OPERATORS WANTED Experienced opera
tors on ladles' Jackets: steady work the year
round. Apply Hirsch-Llegerlch Mfg. Co.. north
west corner Eleventh and Lucas.
SHOE STITCHERS WANTED-TWO experi
enced shoe stitchers: girls that are first-rlass
operators: for California. Call room 311, Mis
souri Trust building.
SHOCFITTERS. ETC. WANTED Shoeflt
ters. top stitchers, tip stitchers and good skiv
ers. Friedman Bros. Shoe Co.. Jefferson and
Madison. Pacific Factory
STENOGRAPHERS-Competent stenographers
and typewriters furnished: employment secured
for reliable stenographers: no charge either
way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau; both phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co. 710 Pine st.
TAILORESS WANTEBFirst-class lady tall
oress. Call W. A. Sherman. 912 Illinois ave..
East St. Louis. 111. "
WAISTMAKER WANTED Experienced
walstmaker and finisher; ir not thoroughly ex
perienced, don't apply. 4467 Evans.
StcnuHmoiier.
LADY WANTED A young lady to attend
r Westmpreland Hotel, 'loyior oral Mary-
door
lard.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED-Capable young
lady stenographer, preferably one of literary
tastes and experience, as-assoclate '" Kgltimatc,
profitable bus'ness, requiring an invstment of
J200; references exchanged. BO 46, Repnbllc
rtTENOGRAPHERfr-Competent stenographers
end typewriters furnlhed: employment secured
for reliable stenographers": no charge either
way: skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Rureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co.. 710 Pine st
STENOGRAPHERS WANTED Oliver ro
eratoni receive the hest salaries for daing the
most of the beet work the easiest: we fill more
positions than any other cmplovment.bureau In
town: services free: stencgraphers welcome at
all limes. The Oliver Typewriter Ox. 315 N.
Ninth St.. Century building.
RUB1CAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE
EXCLUSIVELY FOR Y0UHE LADIES.
VAH0L BUILOme. OLIVE AND VAHOcVEHTER.
$te(
Board of Education bldg . 911 Locust st. A
high-grade echooli giving thorough instruction
In Bookkeeping. Penmanship, Commercial Law,
Letter Writing Shorthand. Typewriting, etc
Call or write for Illustrated catalogue.
NIGHT SCHOOL.
I Only 84 per month. DRAUCIION'S PRAC
TICAL BUSINESS COUJiu;. cor. iraw ana
Olive Poltions secured. This College Is In-i
dorsedby business men.- ,Call or send lor cata
logue. Both phones. ?
1?
JSitffaa
.."j.-Ssa'C-;
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Cooks.
MfVSiMVIVVWVWVVVtfWsSVWsssfWssVssV
COOK WANTED At once.
3750 Finney.
COOK WANTED Woman cook.
N. Tenth st.
COOK WANTED Apply,
4373 Westminster.
references,
COOK WANTED A woman to cook; whlto or
colored. Call restaurant, 830 N. High st.
COOK WANTED Quiet settled woman for
assistant cook. Methodist. 43S3 Maryland.
COOK WANTED German girl; cooking and
general housework; mall family. 1749 S. Grand.
COOK WANTED Good wages; small family;
reference. Apply after 1 o'clock, 3720 West Pine.
COOK WANTED Colored cook to do general
housework; small ramlly; nice place. 271G Lu
cas ave.
COOK-WANTED nr small family; no wash
ing; good wages; elegant home; all comforts.
1919 a Grand ave.
COOK WANTED-Girl or middle-aged
woman: one who would appreciate good home
in a family of three; must know plain cooking;
wages 315. Inquire, for further particulars, at
312 N. Eleventh st-: upstairs
STENOGRAPHERS Competent stenographers
and typewriters furnished; employment secured
for reliable stenographers; no charge either
way; skilled assistants conduct or Employment
Bureau; both phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co., 710 Pine st.
Miscellaneous.
CASHIER WANTED Tourur ladv
cashier;
36 per week. 4470 Delmar.
DEMONSTRATORS WANTED First-class
lady demonstrators. Call on Prof. H. ZJverain,
220 Mermod & Jaccard bldg.
GIRL WANTED To work in restaurant.
S. Second.
224
DISHWASHER WANTED Woman.
Second st.
DISHWASHERS WANTED Two white wom
en to -wash dishes and help around, at 1213
01ie.
OIRL3 WANTHD-Over 14 years o!d
Second.
GIRL WANTED To
N. Broadway.
help In kitchen. 2907
GIRL WANTED Girl for restaurant work.
2722 Franklin ave.
GIRL WANTEDSmall girl to watch store
while owner la out. 2852 Easton.
GIRLS WANTDD Twenty-nve girls. Apply
N. K. Fairbanks Co.. Third and Convent sts.
GIRLS WANTED Between 14 and 17: no ex.
perlence necessary. Union Laundry, 2008 Mor
gan.
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED-Good girl or
woman 10 nejp in restaurant; gooa wages. 4K5
Easton ave.
GIRLS WANTED Z5 glrln, over 14 yean old,
for light worlc: wages 83 CO to SS per week:
teady lob. Apply 518 N. Second st.
GIRLS WANTED To learn trade; steady
work; paid while learning. Hlrsch & Cohen,
manufacturers of artificial flowers. 415 N.
Eighth st. Take elevator.
LADLES' home work, stamping transfers: 88,
812 weekly: outfit free. R-. 409 Holland bldg.
LADIES-Bteady home work stamping; J9 to
318 week; material furnished. 705 Olive, room 720.
LADIES WANTED To learn halrdresslng,
manicuring, electric cr facial massage: four to
six weeks; positions waiting graduates at top
wages; diplomas granted; complete outfit given
each student. Call or writs. Moler College. 1110
Pine st.
LADY WANTED To attend doorbell and rent
out rooms for part of room rent; no other work.
Coll Friday after 1 o'clock. 1424 Olive st.
STENOGRAPHERS-Ccmpetent stenogTaphei
Rnd tj-pewilters furnished; employment secured
for reliable stenographers; no charge either
way. skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co. 710 Pine st.
WOMAN ANTED Woman to tend lunch
stand; no cooking. Call 7 to 8 a. m. or after 4
p. m.. Dufon's, Jefferson and St. Louis ayes.
HELP WAXTKD MALE.
Hoy,
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BOY WANTED To etrln tohanro.
Compton.
COY WANTED TO shine shoes.
4(22 Easton.
BOY WANTED German boy to attend horse.
Apply 1234 Blddle.
BOY WANTED Boy of
store. 1011 Pine st.
12 years in tailor
BOir WANTDD Strong boy, IS years old. U0
N. Eighth, room 1.
BELL BOY WANTED Westmorland Hotel.
Taylor and Maryland.
BOY WANTDD-Boy;
wages. 115 N. Eighth.
light work and good
BOY WANTED Boy of 17, to work In drug
store. 3201 rranklln ave
BOY WANTED Errand boy. A. J. Bross
Printing Co., 203 Pine st.
-BOYS WANTED 14 to 16 ears old. S3 to 84
er week. 2620 N. Fifteenth.
BOY WANTED Errand bov for printing of
fice. Compendium. 924 N. Sixth.
BOY WANTED Boy, IS or 18. experienced In
meat market.. 1430 N. Taylor nve.
ERRAND BOY WANTED 16 jears Old. Geo
W. Perry & Co . Ninth and Lucas ave.
BOY WANTED Bright bov or young man in
stove and china store. 2505 N. Fourteenth st.
BELLBOYS WANTED 820 and board; no
room. Leigh's Agency, 1025 Century building.
BOY WANTED A strong boy to run errands.
Apply to J, W. L03se, 807 N. Sixth st.. fourth
lioor.
BOY WANTED Small, bright boy for light
errands: bring references. 105 N. Eighth St.,
second floor.
BOYS' WANTED Bright boys. 14 to 15. Call
between 7:30 or 10 and noon hour' office work.
-2620 PlnO sC
ELEVATOR BOY WANTED-Strong boy (18),
85: rapid advancement. Leigh Bros., 1025 Cen
tury building.
BOY WANTED Neat boy to work at night
in messenger office. Enterprise Messenger Co.,
118 N. Sixth ,w: '
BOY WANTED Experienced office boy; state
experience etc.. and apply in own handwriting.
BO 26 Repnbllc
BOiS WANTED iExperlcnced bundjo boys.
Apply at once. Criterion Cloak and Suit House,
406 N.. Broadway.
BOl'S WANTED-Bright office boy, 318: ma
chinery, line., 16; manufacturing, 31.50, Leigh
Bros.. 102S Century.
BOY WANTED Good, strong boy: white or
colored, to drive team; must be over IS years
old. 4422 Easton inve.
BOY WANTED To stay in store; good chance
to leirn trade: steady position for a good,
honest boy. Call 1409 Salisbury.
BOY WANTED-Bright, Intelligent boy about
IS years old fori wholesale house; apply In own
handwriting: stale age. BM 46. Repjblic.
ROY WANTED-Good messenger boy: splen
did chance for bright, young boy, who lives
with parents;" neat writer preferred: salary
ns per month. B3I 14. Republic.
hTENOGHAPHERS-Competent stenographers,
and typewriters furnished; employment secured
far reliable stenographers ; no charge either
way; skilled assistants conduct onr. Employment
Bureau: both phones. "Underwood Typewriter
Co.. 710 ipine St.
'&
BARBER WANTBD-Saturday and Sunday;
$4 guaranteed. .
BARBER WANTED First-Class barber. 6703
Manchester ave.
BARBER WANTED For Saturday and Sun
day. 1313 Franklin.
HARBCR WANTED-For Saturday and Sun
day. Si a. xweniicenee.
BARBER WANTED Good barber; Saturday
and Sunday. 2612 Cass ave.
mi!ii?n waited Saturday and Sunday;
good pay. Eighth and Park.
BARBER WANTED Saturday and Sunday;
$4 guaianteed. HOI S. Broadway.
BARBER WANTKD-Cood barber for Satjr-
day and Sunday. 81 N. SUth at.
liAiuicn WANTEDBaiber for Kuturday and
Sunday. Call at 12 N. Fourteenth st.
BARBER WANTED For Saturday and Sun
day: $4 guaranteed. 4 S. Jefferson.
BARBER WANTED Barber for Saturuaj ,
13: call ready for work. 19J7 Penrose st.
BARBER WANTED-Good barber; steady
work: 311 a week. 2909 Chouteau ave.
UAKHEIt WANTED Barber for Saturday
and Sunday: J4 guaranteed. 1124 Cass ale.
BARBER WANTED Good man: Saturday
and bunday: 14 50 guaranteed. 1028 Msxket St.
BARBER WANTED Barber for Saturday
and Sunday; with or without tools. 9iH N.
Ninth st.
BARBER WANTED-Good barber for Satur
day evening and Sunday: good wages. 1427
Franklin.
BARBER WANTED-Good barber: 31 guar
anteed: for Saturday and Sunday. 17U9 N.
Broadway. '
BARBER WANTED-Good barber to ro
Belieille to work baturda).
Apply R.
Bauer. &i n. imra st.
UAltBh.lt WANTED Good barber for Satur
day and Sunday; roust have license; good;
guaranteed. 107 O'Fallon.
BARBER WANTED First-class balber for
Saturday and Sunday: wages guaranteed. liOO
Gary ate.. East at. Louis.
BARBER WANTED First-class barber: no
other need apply; 112 guaranteed; also one fr
Saturday and Sunday. 906 N. Compton.
BENCH HANDS WANTED-Firsl-cIaas bench
hands. Call at 2227 N. Ninth st.
BLACKSMITH HELPER WANTDD-Call at
1011 N. Eleventh St.
BLACKSMITH AND HELPER WANTED
Experlenced blacksmith and helper. 1213 Cass.
B1.ACKSMITII WANTED General all
around blacksmith: call at once. 1101 Mis
souri ao.j East bt- Louis.
BRIDGE CARPENTERS. ETC.. WANTED
Bridge carpenters and pile-driver men. 12.7k per
day. Walker & Racine, 4 N. Ninth st.
m-cliPT livv wiXTRn-Twn rnod bushel-
men. Mills &Averlll Tailoring Co., Broadway
and Pine St.
CABINETMAKERS WANTED With furniture-factory
exterIence2S20rFTfteenth:
CABINETMAKERS WASTED P. C. Riddle
& Bro. Casket Co.. 1105 Hogan St.. between
O'Fallon and Cass ave.
CABINETMAKER WANTED One cabinet
maker who understands making; billiard and
pool tables. Apply A. T. Moore. 1R3 Cass ave.
CARPENTERS, 13 day; machinists, en
gineers, firemen, o'lers, electricians and help
ers. 919 Olive, room 2.
COMPOSITORS WANTED Brief compositors
at 315 Locust st-
COOK WANTED Second cook at St. Elmo's
Restaurant. 3210 Olive.
CUTTER WANTED A Urst-class paper stock
cutter: permanent position. 123 Locust.
CUTTER WANTED Suit and cloak cutter;
one who understands to draft and design. Sus
man Bros.. 710 Lucas ave.
HARNESSMAKERS WANTED Twenty har
neesmakers at once, and ten trace stUchera.
Address Des Moineo Saddlery Co., Des Moines,
la.
HELPER WANTED Carriage blacksmith
helper. Ullllam Dischert. 1830 Morgan st-
IIORSESIIOER WANTED Northeast comer
Broadway and Gratiot
HORSESHOER WANTED Flrst-clas3 horse
shoer. 15 S. Third St.. East BL Louis.
LAMPMAKER3 WANTED
makers. Apply 212 N. Third.
Signal lamp
MACHINIST WANTED-Good machinist for
very close work: state age. education, experi
ence, rate per hour and places previously em
ployed. BM 110. Republic
MACHINIST WANTED All-round: also tool
and die maker. lathe hand and machinist accus
tomed to assembling heavy machinery. St.
Louis Metal Trades Association. 313 Chemical
building
MAN WANTED Bright energetic man who
thoroughly understands clock repairing. Apply
between 9 and 12. Room 8. 620 Cnestnut-
MAN WANTEDrYoung man about 20 years
old. who has had some experience with rail
road rates for traffic department of wholesale
house. Apply in own handwriting, state age,
and experience, BO 26, Republic
MERCHANT tailors everywhere: we will fur
nish you coat, vest and pantmakers; write us.
fit. Louis Tailoring Co.. St. Louis.
OILER AND SPOUTER WANTED Active,
experienced, cleanly oiler and spouter for thousand-barrel
flour mill: country point; steady
work for right man. BO 17. Republic
PAPER CUTTER WANTE Experienced pa
per cutter; steady position. BO S7. Republic
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS WANTED
Nonunion; at once. Cayne Bros., 4952 Easton.
PRINTER WANTED Nonunion. Apply at
once to the Times. Champaign. III.
PRINTER WANTED One who can set type
and feed color work on Job press preferred;
steady work to tight party. 11 N. Eighth su,
second floor.
SHOEMAKERS WANTED Experienced
treers on men's fine shoes. La Prelie Shoo Co.,
Eleventh and Washington.
SHOEMAKER WANTED Hustling shoe
maker for shoo store; good salary. Address or
call Republic Agency. Belleville, m.
SHOEMAKERS WANTED Shank burnisher,
first-class sander on women's work and boys
in finishing room. Brown Shoe Co.. Eighteenth
and Wash sts;
SHOEMAKERS WANTED-Nlggerhead oper
ators and pullers over on women s welts. Fried
man Bros. Shoe Co., Jefferson and Madison;
Pacific Factory.
SHOEMAKERS WANTED Experienced shoe
makers and also smart young men and girls to
leant shoemaklng. Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co..
union factory. Jefferson and Randolph.
S0LDERER3. WANTED-Competent work
men. Apply at 212 N. Third st.
STRAIGHT
Bushart Bros.,
COMPOSITORS
1516 Lccust st-
WANTED
STENOGRAPHERS Competent stenographers
and tj rewrite -s furnished: employment secured
for reliable stenographers: no charge either
way: skilled'assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co.. 710 Pint st.
TAILOR WANTED All-around tailor and
presser. Lincoln Dje Works, 740 Colllnsvllle
ave.. East St. Louis.
TAILORS WANTED Two good eoatmakers
and two good bushelmen; steady work. Kader
beck Tailoring Co.. corner Sarah and Delmar.
TINNERS WANTED Signal lamp makers.
Apply 212 N. Tnira.
TINNERS WANTED Tinners for galvanlzed-
Iron work. 116 Pine st.
WATCHMAKER WANTED Young man pre
ferred; permanent position. D. Lemer. 17 N.
Broadway.
WOODWORKERS WANTED Two wagon
woodworkers at Peter Wagoner, 3100 3. Broad
way. WANTED Active young man. first-
class references, who thoroughly under
stands renalrlng and regulating Ameri
can-made clocks: prefer one who can
advancement with large company to
right man. Apply Saturday morning.
Department C
, ills
Chouteau ave.
Clerks stncf Collectors.
ii-i.nn iiriiii"iiiiiiiiii i i i- iJ-ii"in'iis''sJwu(.nfxjr
ASSISTANT shipping clerk. 812 week: receiv
ing and railroad Merles. American Business
Bureau, 919 Olive.
ASSISTANT traveling salesmen, 35) month
and expenses: timekeeper, 860. American Busi
ness Bureau, 919 Olive.
BILL CLERKS WANTET-Yoiirg l
nenrnen, accurate Usurers, 810, 815, Le
men. good
ign Bros-
DRUG CLERK WANTED Young man for
manufacturing concern, S3. 310. Leigh Bros,
1923 Century.
FOUR grocery clerks, 814 week; collector, 815:
bill clerks, 112.50. American Business Bureau,
919 Olive.
MAN WANTED Young man: machin'rv
line; chck invoices and back orders, 135. Leigh
.025 Century
MANAGER WANTED Man to manage
branch office for St. Louis manufacturing com
pany; 875 month. 1230 Olive.
OFITCE men. 860; assistant, 813; bookkeeper.
30; assistant, 850. American Business Bureau.
919 Olive. .
THRLE young men: learn wholesale prod
uce business: $lo week. Autocrat Business
Association. 816 Pine.
.TWO 'experienced dry goods clerks, 312: hotel
cierit. io. American Business Bureau. 919 Olive.
TWO young men: run on nnsseneer tralnsr 516
week. Autocrat BU3lnesa Association. S16 Pine.
YOUNG MAN WANTED To assist In law
office: 345 per month; permanent. Apply 1220
Olive.
YOUNO MAN WANTED To learn grocery
businehd 835 and hoard; steady position. Apply
1230 Olive. -
YOUNG MEN WANTED Three young men
for passenger train servicer 814 to 818 week:
Apply issn OIlv e.
lOUNG man: travel with drummer: South;
8V month (expenses). Autocrat Business As
sociation. S16 Pine x
YOUNO men (from country preferred), learn
wholesale drug business. Autocrat Business
Association. 816 Pine
YOUNO MEN WANTED Several bright
young men for wholesale grocery nnd dry-goodr
houses: also freight and warehouse: wma.
nent positions, with advancement. 120 OUve.t
STENOGRAPIIER-i-ccmpetent stenographers
and typewriters rurnlshrd; employment secured'
for reliable stenographers: no 'charge cltaer
way; skilled assistants condact our Employment
Buresu: "both -phones. Underwood Typewriter
Co.. 710 'Pine st. '
JL N . i' r s W?.T iii;. --( -IV . "". - . r -!e i
LABORERS WANTED-10O lahore's at
Broadway and Meramec; waji's $! per day. Bt.
ljuis Traiult Cc
CJUARRYMEN AND LABOItERJ WANTED
-Stones quarry. Falling Springs. HI.
DIGOt-Ita WANTED-Flfty diggers, colored;
at Ninth and Washington ave. The Abbott
Oambla Contracting Co.
IUJORERS WANTED-Colored.
work. Union and Waterman aves.
Tees-.
for concrete
Mclntyre &
LABORERS WANTED Five hundred labor
ers, teamsters, station men, choppers and clear
era for new railroads In Louisiana, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Arkansas. Missouri, Indian Terri
tory, Kansas and Illinois; highest wages; all
free pass; also want carpp cooks, waiters, camp
blacksr-ilths. KOENIG'S LABOR AGENCY,
Established 1873. 612 Walnut st.
LABORERS. ETC.. WANTED One hundred
laborers, teamsters and rockmen. Northwest
ArJum.-.w; three steam-drill runners. 13 a day:
ten t-amsters. 1W miles north: steam-shovei
laborers, ! a day, 33 miles north. In HUntfc.
Tim SoilUan. labor agent. 22 S. Seventeenth.
LABORERS. ETC.. WANTED 130 laborers
ard teamsters, near Memphis; 50 laborers near
Chlcngo; 2J ilfpot carpenters, Louisiana: 29
bridge carpenters, 2 to 27f&c; 50 station men.
South, lie to i;iAC; all free pass. Shevlln Labor
Agency. t07 Market.
THREE m-n. private places. 123. J26; board.
LS?V' helDe. E5. W: board, room
200 laborers, teamsters.: La.; free pass.
20U laborers, teamste-s: Ind. Ter.: free pass.
1W latorers. teamsters; near Memphis; pass.
50 laborers, near C.ncinnatl; free pass.
Boiler fireman, range fireman. 333. 433.
W handy factory laborers. 110. 113 week.
Roundhouse men. engine wipers, steady work.
Colored porters, houseman: Janitors: steady.
Handy factory laborers. J10. sc week.
Warehousemen, freight handlers. 110 S12.
Grocery clerks, officemn. 130, 165 month.
loung men, learn trads. 110, 111 week start.
200 laborers: Colo. R. R.. West: free pass.
All people out of work call oa the oldest and
largest employment company In Sr, Louis.
National Employment Co., 113-115 N. Sixth st.
SHOVELERS WANTED At Cote Brilllanti
and Marcus, for sidewalk work. Wm. Artkam
per. STENOGRAPHEIts-Competent stenographers
and typewriters furnished; employment scured
i...r.ei'i:fibI? ?nsraphers: no charge either
way; skilled assistants conduct our EmDlovment
Bureau:
Co. Tio
both phones. Underwood Typewriter
J in- st.
..Im JTEK'S.WANTE',--Thlrty- teamster, at
stable. Ten-flfth and Warren. E. Whelan.
rAMVrE,ts axd SCRAPER HOLDERS
stsMfj'AflllJ'an"" CamP' ltUn aDd RatB"
VThi?TC"S!ANP BORERS WANTHD-1
A?kansal. SYi--StHhe,1? innols- Missouri and
nactrnf! ".-Ninth "i. '"" WaIkr &
TEAMSTERS ETC TVlVTCn.)- ..
teamsters and 'lo larders, si Pt WTk2
i-reve Cocur Lake car to Ci'Ce st. rwd walk,
ore mile west. eTnn no u.i. V '"?.". JfJV''
on Kelt Line Railroad.
TRACKMEN WANTED-;.) tradtm-n. Jl M
gc loTff.ffhrkst.Clty '""""S-bSff
Stenographers.
STENOGRAPHERS WANTED-Male stenor
raphers; railroad. 163. 0; mfg . J63. J40. JjCMrl.
;;;ri5r;r',;.?v:.nvuc' "". express.
J55.
-o. -- v., ivri .;iikLU.
STENOGRAPHERS-Competent stenographer
?? HR2hStei? fBrnl3h1: mpIoymatSSrM
for reliable stenographers; no charge eith.r
way; skilled assistants "conduct ourEmoymTnt
CoTJi Kne If""'- Undwoci Termer
most of the best work the easiest; we fllllnore
positions than any other .mployment bureau
inW?Lv!SS J"?,-. stenoKapher. welcome
tSiV,. .V ,i.""w"..rZ:wier Co.,
315 N.
........ q... MULU1J Dunainz.
Bookkeeper,.
.SFL02SAPHER3-Cntt stenographer.
way; skilled assisUnU conduct on? Jtoploynter
Bureau; both phonea, UndeiiSlSSS,',"
Underwood Typewriter
co.. iu Plae st
Walter,.
" i-i'.WiAfUx.n.
.ffiS WFSS-SSTSS
two hours.
CoVlo ?n,'-St.?le', UnJK?ood TySSn
Miscellaneous.
ALL people looking- fW nrnrV Vlll .u. ,.?
fn" sr"1 riS J 1cfPora'ol employment rrarSr
OltTe fc American Business Bureau. 13
APPRENTICE WANTED-18 to IS year, of.
fff'lff Resile.0'' "r Sdn2
SayB;qr18rta ""-
COAL SHOVELERS WANTED-Two rood
coal shovelers. Call at Liggett & MyerTi effite.
who undeMds-ccAMnr-suMfho4WtcJlBB-A.a
month. 4021 UndcR boulgrartTt
DINING-ROOM MAN WANTED-Colored
man; prlvato family; JL0. board, room; also col
ored houseman, sis. board, room. Leigh's--Agency.
1025 Century building. t 'i
DISHWASHER WANTED-Man to wash
dishes. 1426 Market. " u nu
nn.'S11?111111 WANTED-Marf dishwasher;
Billy's Restaurant. 2713 lTrariklini.ver
uiamimimi wanted Man to
........ , .Mmmjm, jj JSJlQn aVS.
DISHWASHER vv .-Tnnui. '
washer; apply at once: J7J7 Windsor TdaefT"
1.S.Rr'E5l.WANTED-Toan'v'naI with exnsr:
N Vond v '? waB0n ""A ""' groceries: 413
DRIVERS WANTED Experienced driven,
fam liar with the city. Applyt stablesft:
Louis'. TraMf'r C"" St- Iuls aid Ekr itl
P?113- a' WANTED-Slx. drivers. 8K
month; wagon helpers. 843 month: truckers nSs
to 32; bnggage and mall handlers; steady no
sltlons. Apply 1230 Olive. ay o-
KACTORT ILVNDS, ETC. WANTED-Colored
factory hands. Jw to r rjorters snd
housemen. Arnly pure, room 2.
tS2E3JAN AKD. POWDER MAN WANTED
-pump foreman for car dump and a rowder
milf- Apply at room 201, Poixonl bid Ninth
and Chestnut sts. Carroll Ctontractlmr 'co
FURNACE MAN W.NTBD-od ""furnace'
HELPERS W.VNTED For machinists car
BdJ? 9biiofl?e1.Ul, "ni tewSSESintfcef to
licPedeaw' WAN'i'ED-A good hostler. 2S01
JetterscS"'8 nAii'"X-GX e 1J17 S.
HOSTLER WANTED First-class intlr'
5' BStIon. SW. America! IrS:
dry Co.. Twenty-first and Morgan sts.
HOUSEMAN WANTETD-Oood tonseman
good wages. 5505 Bartmeiv cooseman.
HOUSEMAN WANTt'D Whits man for gen
eral housework. 2233 Park.
n.SPVSJtf WAJJTED-tSood hotlsem,: Oer-
RSlevard? ! Ttt"m required. 365 Flora,
$i?Ri- 7- WANTED-Janitor. 830;
toSSnSSM. ; h,,tler. drivers:
, Muwiitaa xiuryau. 5I (JIIVC.
rt,:ftJNr!!AJfrE.n-M1:kr. all-around man at
dairy Dehart. Wellstnn Mo.
J WANTED-Flrst-class man Tor mlllc
wagon; mut give torn! 6a Easton ave.
.MAi W AN TKHnfln,! man n w.l t.. j.,-.
must the good milker: good wages, a Tolcottl
MAN WAXTKn-A vmmf-nar, f.- .-
experience in greenhou-e work and Is willing
to do othr work: steady position and good car
to right party. 2619 s. Grand ave-
h. TAN7EDT?" I?1Ik- wa8l -wM- "d
?p.ork ?f "7a" '"y:. young man from
country preferred; room and board furnished'
can see me at 1106 N. Taylor frem 9:30 to liWIJ
, . WANTED SAWMILL HANDS.
Timber cutters, per day 32.
Log-team drivers, oxen and mules 32.23
Lumber-yard men. per day. 81 CO. J2.-S.
ilill hands, ordlrary, per day, 3L60 3"
Stat'on men. 2Cc per yard. '
Steel and surfacing men. 3L60 to 81.80 day.
Bo-nl a 5i rtr week. Pay every nlghtT
D E. CRISWOLD ft CO-flgg Market st-
MAN WANTED In furntture store. 1537 S.
Broadway
MAN J-AJiTP An 0l1 man to work around
coal yard 3150 Chouteau ave.
-.LV.V WANTED For furnace and general
all around houseman. 4057 McPherson?
Al.rt WArTEI To sae Harris's nnlnn
stamp 34 shoes, taj n. Sixth stT
MEN WANTED-IIandy men fdr wholesale
louse. 813: warehouse men. 814. AnDhr nini5?
JIEN WANTED-Handy men for roundhouse.:
machine shons. factories, 81.75 to 32. Apply M3
uiivc. room
MEN WANTED-Slx young men to learn
cTa'tfonfliTneT"1'- An,0:rat && A-
fiiEJ? WAEi-:,r' " -oods on passenger
trnsbai'y-run. Apply toWjor-
MEN W.NTEDToung men. light factory
J-gy-MJ-g to -10. AnSSSffit
w,WA?rrEI-Toun8: nea (from cenntrr
VSSSS?b le,-rn ""holesale grocerv business.
Autocrat Business Association; Sl Plnr.
-wiH0--1?- . ETC.. WANTED - Truckefs.
checkers and freight handlers for wholesale
houses, express and railroad companies. 913
MLN WANTED Intelrirent young- men be
tween the ages of w and 20 for wholesale
house. Apply in own handwriting; state age
and experience. BM 47. Republic.
MEN WANTED Men tn learn barter trade:
few week comoletesr can earn nearly ail ex
penses. Including bourd and tnolsr before grad
uating: splendid facilities; careful In-tructtons:
d!p,cmis minted: catalogue explaining mailed
free MoiT Barber College. 1110 .Plne-st-
PERSON to csll on rctan trade for manufac
turing house: silary 520 paid weekly.; expei."
money "ftdvancd'prevl(m.s exnertence -unneces-sary.
standard Hnue. Caxton Bldg taucago.
PORTER WANTED-Saloon porter, 09. Parte;
STS.
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