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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
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RECORD OP BIRTHS.
John and Hilda. Cattlnc. JCC8 South Twelfth;
John and Annie Cody. S707 North 'lnth: slrl.
John and Jennie lhnn, 3i06 North Uroid--ay:
boy,
Krank and Marie stemmer. 2722 Falena; boy.
George and Annie Horntlo. M33 Masnolta; boy.
Morris and Lena Israel. 2310 h: girl.
John and Alice Connors, 1313 OTallon; girt.
TlmothT and Ada Kcehan. 1S1RA naeon: boy.
John and Winifred Nolan. 2WIA Glasgow:
Prank and Mrs. Hermann. 516 TVcst End;
boy.
James and Estella Hunt, 2503 N. Ninth: boy.
P. It. and B McCarthy. 1014 Clark: boy.
It. K. and Mrs. Challenar. 4353 Kvans: boy.
Tom and Annie VcnKemper. ISIS Twentieth;
Richard and Maggie "Wagner, 1S41 North Mar-
SK It ester and Augusta Bays. 4315 Oregon;
Klrl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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William Utile ac Plum
Mrs. Amanda White 116 rium
Karl Marlrldlth i Iron
Viola Young KJ Iron
D. a Hunter Clinton. Mo
Mcud It. Williams Clinton. Mo
W. J. Lrverrage 1117 South Compton
J. A. Lockclt 217 riollda
TCeddlne RIncs (Solid Gold).
rinest qualities. to J3. .Mermod &
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
BURIAL PERMITS.
Charlotte Diet. C2 years. 2037 Dickson;
John a Etx, 71 years. KM Missouri: senility.
Joseph II. Llewers, is jears, 1930W North
Market: old age.
Augustus Krleckhaus, CJ jears. 2411 Iemp:
Fraxces Irene- 'Wllllaan. 4 years. 1034 Market;
gastroenteritis,
"acob Erkerbrak, 47 years. J12 Buchanan:
rank Valentine, C4 years. 4466 Hunt; no-
T Maggie Tynoall. E7 years. City Hospital; ac
cident Annie Paolo. 3S jears. 1558 Papin: typhoid.
John S. Sheridan. 70 years. 6371 Arsenal:
TR Lavan. 16 years. 37 South Jeffer
"SStSvSSS&Tan. Itt North Fourteenth:
"SnMSWr. Tears. 911 : Arsenal; cancer.
Peter SullHan. 48 years 342 Dayton: cancer
Sarah M. Wctherby. 13 years. 1414 Papin:
scute tonsllitls .-., v-in
crnlce Wameckc. 1 year. S2.1 North Nine
teenth: larjnslti. ,. CH
Charles A. Pohlmann. 23 years. 1H0 South
Xteventh; nephritis j..-., . w,n
Harry Newton. 33 years, 2S2S Glasgow; con
sumption. NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.
The following articles of Incorporation were
filed with theTUcorder of Deeds jestcrday:
Champion Shoe Machinery Company; James
3. Dobyne. 333 ishares: George A. Dobyne. S4
shares George 1.. Corcoran, S4 shares: flrrt
rnSng NSfmbeJ 14. lSttVJWJ, rwnklta: to
manufacture and deal in machinery; capital
"""illjfife CAPITAL STOCK,
paid; assets, 3335,000; liabilities, IS.OCO.
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. 111... Nov. k-Certlficates of in
corporation were Issued by Secretary of Stats
Koe to-day as follows: , - ..
The Arnolds Zymotold Company Rockford.
capital JS.009: manufactur ng medicinal prep
arations. Incorporators William B. Arnold,
John A. KUngstedt and Edgar M. Swan.
LOST A3TD FOUItTJ.
DOG Lost, male pug dog; name Duke. Re
turn sm Bell are.: reward.
DOG Pound, genuine water spaniel. Satur
day. m West End. Call 3031 North Market.
EARKINO Lost, gold earring, with coral set
ting representing bunch of grapes: either on Ol
Ua street or near Twelfth and Pine. Liberal
reward offered It returned to Sit Holland bldg.
FOUND Hairls's new store, woere they sell
best shoe In St. Louis for 34. 407 K. Sixth st.
HAS a Polar bear told feetj No. if he wears
Harris's Polar calf shoes, 407 N. Sixth st.
HOItsn Lost bay horse: 6 years old. Re
word. S101 N. Broadway. Telephone lies R.
HORSE AND BUGGY Lost, one horse and
Buggy: small bay mare: knee Is MtUo sprung;
black-painted buggy: Rood reward. 1106 N.
Ninth St.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETISQS.
OFFICE of the Wiggins Ferry Company. Se
curity Building, Fojrth and Locust Sis.. St.
Louis. Mo.. Oct. 3. 1903. Notice to the stock
holders of the Wiggins Ferry Company: The
annual meeting of the stockholders of the wig
gins Ferry Company will be held at the office
of said company In the city or Kent St. Louis.
St. Clair County, 111., on Tuesday. November
10. A. D. 1903, being the second Tuesday of said
month, at 2 o'clock p. m.. for tbe purpose of
electing Ave directors to rene during the en
suing year, and to take action on such other
business as may be presented. Polls open from
230 to 3:30 p m.. unleea the objects of the
mooting shall be sooner accomplished. The
stock transfer books of said company will be
Uoed from and including October 23, 1903. to
and including November 10. 1903.
J. E. OATH RIGHT. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Ofnce of the
St Louis Transfer Railway Co.. Security build
ing. Fourth and Locust sts., St. Louis, Mo.,
Oct, 31, 1003 Notice to the Stockholders of the
St. Louis Transfer Railway Company: The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of tbe St.
Louis Transfer Railway Company will bo held
at the office of said company in St. Louis.
Missouri, on Wednesday November u. A. D.
190J. being the nrst Wednesday after the sec
ond Tuesday of said month, at 9 o'clock a, xn.,
for the .purpose of electing lite directors to
serve during the ensuing )ear, and the trans
action of such other business as may be-pre-swnted.
Bald meeting will be continued at
least three hours, unless the objects for which
It Is called be accomplished sooner.
J. El GATHRIGHT. Secretary.
W. K. KAVANAUGH. President.
STOCKHOLDERS' Meetlng-Ofnce of the Uni
ty Realty Company, Security Building. Fourth
and Locust 8U , St. Louis, Mo . Oct. 27, 1903
Notice to the stockholders of the Unity Realty
Company: The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Unity Realty Company will be
held at the orflcs of said Company, in St. Louis,
Mo., on Wednesday, November li. A. D. 1903.
being the first Wednesday after the second
Tuesday of said month, at 9 o'clock a. nu. for
the purpoeo of electing three directors, to serve
during tbe ensuing year, and the transaction of
uch other busineia as may be presented. Said
meeting will be continued at least three hours,
unless the objects for which It is called be ac
complished sooner.
W. Ki KAVANAUGH. President.
J. E. Gathrlght. Secretary
STOCKHOLDERS' MeeUng A meeting of
the stockholders of the Shallcross Printing and
Stationery Co will be held at the office of the
company. 419 N. Fourth St., St. Louis. Mo . on
the eighteenth day of December, 1903 at 11 a.
ra. to ota on an Increase In the eaoltal stock
1-om 340.000, Its present capital, to J1J.O0O. and for
the transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
WYATT SHALLCROSS. President.
Attest: George T. W olff. Secretary.
St. Louis. Mo.. Oct. 19. 1903.
LEGAL XOTICES.
ASKtnvRrrK Sale An excellent stock of cro-
cerles: tine-paying stand: thriving Mo. town:
bout 2.5CO population: excellent opportunity for
any one desiring good, clean. paing business;
complete stick will be sold In a lump at
Charleston. Mo . November 13. at public acu
tlon. Any desired Information will be fur
nished by addressing W. O. Lee; assignee,
Chsrleston. Ma
ASSIGNEE'S Bale By order of court, the en
tire stock of merchandise and fixtures of the
F. O. Udell Woodenware Company will be sold
at public auction for cash. Wednesday. No em
ber IS. 1903. at 11 a. m., at the premises, 211 N.
Main St., Bt. Louis, 31o.
This stock consists of tojs and furniture,
etc. An Itemized list thereof and any other
Information will be furnished by the under
signed. The stock will be sold in one lot or in two or
three lots, as may be desirable for the estate.
SELDEN P. SPENCER. Assignee.
Commonwealth Trust bldg., 431 OUe St., St.
Louis, Mo
H. C. Ladd. Attorney.
November C. 1903.
GENERAL ANKOCXCEIUE.I'TS.
SPECIAL Notice The undersigned has this
day severed Ms connection with the Jno. W.
Leader Hat Co JNO. W. LOADER.
J"o ember 2, 1903.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
COOK Situation hs cook or houaegirl. Call
2314 Locust st.
COOK Situation by good cook In small fam
ily. 1601 Glasgow.
I
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Have you a dollar? If so. open a
ravings Account to-day at the Mercan
tile Trust Company. Eighth and Lo
cust streets. We pay 3 per cent inter
est, credited twice a year. Open Mon
day, evenings tatll 8 o'clock.
COLLEGE. CENTURY BUILDING. CORNER
OLIVE AND NTNTH STS. OPEN DAY AND
rlGHT. This U on of the oldest, best-estab-hed
and most successful schools of Its land
In the United States. Course of study Is very
thorough, first-class teachers In all departments
and the-toast rooms occupied by any commer
cial school. 'Call or write for circular.
ttastoi
STOVE REPAIRS.
a;"6. iwauejj. ru-ui x xuma st,
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
COOK Situation by first-class cock. Call at
4323 Olive: downstairs.
COOK Situation by experienced cook: best
references; wages Ji6j hotel preferred. BO 53.
Republic
COOK A good cook wants position as cook In
a prltate family; no washing or ironing. Ad
dresa 3730 N. Eieitnth st.
COOIC ETC. Situation by two competent
German glrN; cov,k and houseglrL Call Con-
iguc a fciu) -accona ana .Morgan.
IlVMTVM A t"l0 Wl...f.1nM .... JU..-..1.HI
-'....v.-u...., .ku.h u.tuAuuu vy mt.niiu.n ,
..w wr u4j. v-ui hl-j p. L.ie mm,
u,.l.-3.uii,.iii aivuauun oy inorougniy coin-
K"" M..3ilnunH , mW m tlUlllC. .-TO AS tlVTAill.
llfllTSl-Vimi .CI.M.tln- .... nvnA.I nn A rrlft
for housework: must hae good wages. Addrcrs
3731) Penrcwj st.
HOUSEGIRL-SItuallon by competent German
girl at ccneral housjork: references; good
itvuui.uinu-i?iiU4UUu u JTJ, LU.U H4, .1. uu
housework. 116 or Jis per month: no boarding
house 43 rarlln a.e.
ItniTUCnini CI. .., .. ,,- M - .n .In
HOUbBKEEPUR Situation as housekeeper In
good family; two small children, call 2011 N.
Broadway. Mrs. Uaite.
HOUSEKEEPER situation by refined lady as
housekeeper; good cook: good wag? expected:
will furnish good references. 3137 Olive.
HOUSEKEEPER Competent housekeeper, 32
jears old, wants position as housekeeper In re
fined home: take full charge; good references.
Call or address 3611 rolsom.
LAUNDRESS rtret-clas laundreps wants
washing to bring home: has cistern water and
nice ard. Address Nettle. 2931 Locun.
LAUNDRESS First-class white laundress to
do lac LUrtalns: also rough dry wash at her
nomc: .are per U02en pieces, ms j. jcnerson.
vrrji-r. i.viviv siiuiion oy juuni; fc.w o.
good appearance to do office work; can gie
good references. 1IM 137. Republic
STENOGRAPHER Situation by joung lady
stenographer and typewriter, with some expe
nence: luing at home. BO 29 Republic.
COMPANION Position bv refined, artistic
young woman as companion, goemess or lady's
ickio. in nrsi-ciaes iamiiy: nest references, uu
5. Republic.
LAUNDRESS Situation by colored laundress
Monday and Tuesday, In one place. 10 S.
rounccnm si
first three or four dais in week. Write or call
700 N. Jefferson.
STENOGRAPHER Experienced young lady
desires position; salary moderate; references.
BO 64. Republic.
STENOGRAPHER Situation by young lady
for general office work, including stenography;
moderate salary to begin. 2606 N. Garrison.
STENOGRAPHER-Sltuatlon by young lady
stenographer with soma experience and refer
ences; Remingtcn or Underwood: salary no ob
Ject. BO 70. Republic
. STKNOGRAPHER-Neat and obliging; age ;
would like situation at once: willing to begin
with 35 and gain experience; have had some ex
perience. Address Miss E. H . 2610 Washing
ton ave.
STENOGRAPHERS Wo furni-h expert op
erators on the Standard Visible 011cr, as well
as Inferior writing machines without expense
to either party, for correspondence and billing:
satisfaction guaranteed. The Oliver Typewriter
Co.. 315 N. Ninth St.. Century building. Both
phones.
WASHERWOMAN Colored woman wants
regular washing out Thursday and Friday.
Laara, Barnes, 1334 Gay.
V ORK bltuatlon wanted by two neat Ger
man girls to work by day. Call I5C3 N. Tenth.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE,
"V ii i ii"s'" i-ii - iirsf"-i-if1ii.r' fVWfkM
BOOKKEEPER Position bv bv exnertencM
male bookkeeper and stenographer. BO 51. Re
public BOOKKEEPER-Emplojed during day de
Ircs employment at night; references. BM
2. Republic
BOOKKEEPER Position by experienced
bookkeeper; best local reference; speaks Gcr
man. 1)M 136. Republic
CARPENTERS Two first-class inside finish
ers; experienced on hardwood; can gUe good
references. BM 93. Republic.
CHEF Position In country hotel preferred;
last place of eLgagcment eight months: can f ur
nlsh best of references. BM 97. Republic
CLERK Situation by experienced German
English grocery clerk and bartender. G. S , 1213
N. Twent -first.
CLERK Position as clerk, correspondent. In
terpreter or translator: English, French. Ger
man, Spanish; thoroughly competent. Address
J. J. if.. 315 Poplar st.
COOK Situation by Al confectionery and
pastry cook: sober and industrious. BM 153,
Republic
COOKS Situation by man and wife (white)
together: cooking; experienced. H. E. Maple
son. 2642 Hickory.
DENTIST To nrslst dentist two or three days
Ier week by advanced dental student. MB 159,
lepubllc
DESIGNER Situation by young man having
been employed aa 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;
will bring samples of my work. BK 3. Republic
DRAFTSMAN Having completed a course In
mechanical drawing, would like position as as
alstant draftsman. C. M. Hamm. 733 Hickory.
ENGINEER wants position; understands his
business; sober, steady: good mechanic; those
wonting my services address 2S06A Madison.
HOUSEMAN Situation by a competent young
man. colored.. In private family; can strvt In
capacity of a first-class butler or houseman.
no 33. Republic
MACHINIST Situation by young man; nil
round machinist; cood lathe or vise hand. Ad-
aress -uaemmst. -wis tass ac
-iEii. i.uiiut-Bi.uaviioa wanted oy an ex
perienced meat cutter. Address J. R. tv.. 476IA
Easton ae
OFFICE WORK Situation by boy of 17: of
flce or inside work preferred. BO 52. Republic
PAINTER Situation by painter: day or con
tract. P. W.. S72 Hodlamont ave.
PAPER HANGER Paper hanger and Interior
painter and decorator; fifteen years' experience,
wants work by day or piece, or will exchange
sen Ices for room and board. BM 44. Republic
PHOTOGRAPHER Experienced photogra
pher, young man; ten years', experience, desires
good position as either portrait or view opera
tor; experienced gaslight printer. BM 146, Re
public PORTER Situation by competent man as por
ter or butler. 1331 Market st.
PORTER Situation by competent man as por
ter or butler. 112 N. Thirteenth st.
PORTER Situation by sober. Industrious man
as porter or houseman. Address H. H.. 40C0
Fairfax.
PORTER Situation as porter In drug store
with four years' experience; or janitor, either.
Add. Porter, 4322 Cottage ave.. city.
PRINTER Practical printer wants position
as business manager on country paper: can take
entire charge and do It well; fair wages ex
pected; would take position as foreman In joo
office BO 68. Republic
SALESMAN Position by high-grade travel
ing salesman; would accept position as house
salesman or assist In office. BO 6. Republic
SALESMAN Situation by middle-aged man.
a hustler, as traellng man for Southern
States, for railway machinery and supplies.
Bl. 158. Republic
STENOGRAPHER Situation by stenogra
pher of some experience; start on small salary
with promise of advancement; lumber business
preferred. BM 127. Republic
STENOGRAPHERS We furnish expert op
erators on tbe Standard Visible Oliver, aa well
as Inferior writing machines, without expense
to either party, for correipondence and billing:
satisfaction guaranteed. The Oliver Typewriter
Co. 315 N. Ninth st.. Century building. Both
phones.
WORK oung man, reliable, want position;
any kind; any salary. B5I 121. Republic
W ORK Good place In private family by re
liable man and wife. Call at once, 420 Mont
rose. ORK Situation by man and wife. German;
to take charge of private place BM 151. Re
public. WORK Situation by young man of 18: able
to do any kind of work. Address or call 1422
Farrar st.
WORK Handy man. with several years' ex-
ferlence. wants position In machine shop. BO
4 Republic
WORK Work of any kind for young man;
experienced In painting and hardwood finishing.
BO L nepubllc
WORK Situation liy strong young man of
19. willlni to work. A. Foley. In care W.
Berns, 2219 Howard.
V ORK Situation by Intelligent German, who
speaks English, French and Spanish; good pen
man: can glte security. BO 36, Republic
WORK Young man, age 23, wants to work
In morning nnd from 2 to 6 afternoon; will
work very reasonable. BM 160. Itepubllc
ORK Young man from the country, now re
siding In city, well educated, with references,
desires employment: reasonable salary. BM 150,
Republic
WORK Elderly man wants work en private
place to care for cow, furnace, and be gen'
erallv useful; can gl7 references. BO 35. Re
public WORK Young man, reliable, with reference,
would like some work; wages reasonable: caro
of horse and furnace; call evenings. BO SO.
Republic
WORK Young man, employed part of day",
wishes work for afternoons: can operate Rem
Inrtoh typewriter, make out statements and do
general office work. BO 72. Republic
lOUNG man of 20 wants position of any
kind. BM 135. Republic
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Hooaelteepero
jiruLririji."Lrt"ifi - -
TtntiST-.Trrnprrrj "WANTED A cood. reliable.
middle-aged woman .to care forhouse: good
home and wages to right party. 83RA Olive.
.. .ann-v-a Ttv a -!' " UMrlb-am-H
flnM Ocrman-Amerlciin ladr as Ijauckeoper
antf ccnernesi lor widower with one child;
4 rears old: to avoid unnecessary dlay, pv
particulars as to atrc. rereacea ad aalary
expected & Rood home and position to the
njCnl. TJTtJ. 1TW. AtrJssa
ti-i-ir a v w a 'vi7i7r-.irr)rnTi for re&eral
boarding-honae work; no waahlnr. U SC C3alr
ave.. East St. Louis.
JIab1 asari PsstTi set aft MIM.
jisjfursfiJiJ?
I
SALESLADIES WANTED For all d-
artmenta. ffefaaper Bros. JJ
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WWMWiWwww.
iw
Housework.
COOK WANTED Girl who is a good cook,
neat housekeeper, to care for home of iaay
emplojed; good wages: references. 40U Mor
gan. GIRL WANTED Good girl for downstairs
work. 1008 N. Talor.
HOUSEOIP.L WANTED
2015 OlUe St.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED
tan uasnington ae.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Small family. Call
34'rt Hawthorne boulenrd.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good gUl for light
houeucrk. 1405 N. Sixth.
HOUSCUIKI, WANTED-Houseglrl In boarding-house.
93o N. Broauwa.
llOUSbGHIi. WANTED-GIrl for general
housework. 1230 Chamber" st.
110UM.G1RL WANTED Reliable girl for
general housework. 4213 Russell ae. .
HOUSFGIRI, WANTllD-GIrl for general
housework. 4135 Westminster place
iioi'si-fiirtr. wanted Girl for general
housework; no washing. 3330 Dolmar.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl to do general
housework: cood wages. 2747 Allen ave.
HOUbEOIRb WANTED Girl for general
housework: good wages. 20004 S. Third.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED A good girl for gen
eral housework. Call at 4320 Wen liell.
HOUsMIRL WANTED Young girl to assist
in housework; rmall family. 2333 Wash rt.
HOUSEOIRL WANTED Girl for general
housework. Apply 1016 Cass ne.; up'talrs.
HOUSEGIRL WANTKD-Good girl for gen
eral housework: good wages. 4045 Botanical.
HOUbl.GIRL WANTED Girl to do genoral
housework: goo.1 w-"f3. 23T! Unherslty st-
HOUSEGIRL WANTDD-COlored girl with
references for general housework. 3110 Pine st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl to do general
housework- no washing. Inquire 5uC2 Clemens.
HOUSEOIRL WANTED Girl for general
housework: good wages. 2910A N. Twenty-first.
tinttivirn IV , vri"n TT.il hntiopi.!r!? Opr-
man preferred: references required. 3U1j Horn.
tinTTcmTTTT. H-lVTPtl Ti!rt fip hftUill Brit:
German preferred; good place 2430 S. Broad
way. .
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-GIrl for general
housework: family of four. Apply 1133 Hodla-inont-
HOUSjEGIRL WANTED Nice, plain girl for
general housework; laundry work: Jb. 4..U
line st.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Young girl to help
In house during the day. from . till 6. 3o30A
Hartford
HOUSEGIRL WANTED-ilrl for general
housework; German preferred; cood wages. S1S3
Raj mono.
HOUSEGIRL WANTBD-Glrl for general
housework; high wascs for reliable person. :a:i
Henrietta.
urTTrr:TiT. WANTED Girl for general
housework; good wages. 1MS.I ourth st. East
bt. Louis.
HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl frr lwu-ework:
must be competent: Jighcet wages pad. KC3
Morgan st.
Knitsnnini. WANTED Girl for general
housework: small family. Inquire 43C0 Wen
Bell, at once.
nnirorntur u'lVTTO flirt fflr ceneral
housework. Apply 4K3 Fountain ave. Take
suDuroan car.
iini-ac-miiT. wi"n?n Girl for general
housework: smill family; good wages; flat.
3S36 Shaw ac.
imimrcinr. WiNTRn-filrl for irenral
housework (white); small family and house.
5718 Mapie ae
OIltL. WAaVlliiJ in DoaruuiB-Hwuav, ".-
place; pood wages; steady position, out at
-. .-.- v i .ttM knviaat tnist
.'11 . uroaaivay.
irmiernitu tia vtw- nirl for jccneral
housework; comfortable homo; small family.
Wis uaoarniepiacc.
housework: family of two; no washing or iron-
ncSiSSS'ApW A Scluiiing. 73S Coii.ns-
.11. . - O 1 n.ila
Vllie aC. J.a"i, JU Ami;
man to assist In pcnerol housework; no wasn-
tvn)nr. Si?. Tjirlodo trie.
eral housework in small family: cood home for
right party. Apply 4:26 Page boulevard.
tvmall family; general hoaseworand cooklnp.
gooa saiarv. vjq xvmth .. " .-. :
trniimvitTiT -n XTT'T-T TTtrnen! on (! flpr-
man girl for general housework- threo In fam
ily; no outside work: wages J3. Call Satur-
aay morning, ww Lupaimp
-.....wii r-w-t vi m-rnrri flrt 'ns smnoml
housework; family of two; steam-heated apart
ment; no outside work: must hae best city
reierences. ngij. luriiwwu u.
TinttcfntnT WiTTTl Vnt al'arlv f-!rl Of
woman for general housework In six-room
apartment; elderly couple; must be good, plain
cook no outside work: Janitor sen Ice. BO 71,
jtcpuuiiv.
woman for general housework; will furnish
room and board to couple. If preferred, AZH
ome su
Cooks
COOK WANTEDNo washing or Ironing. 4341
aiar iana.
COOK WANTED-Apply with references. 6S:S
Clemens ae.
COOK WANTED Good COOk.
4M9 Fountain.
cook "VVANTnD Colored woman for second
cook. 1520 Locust.
COOK WANTED Good girl to do cooking.
Call 21-0 Locust st,
vni.' it x"rrr ivttita n-t mill fflmllv.
V.UU1V t All . AjAjT -H Hllfci - J ... . r -
Call at once. 4ia waeningmu wmt'.
nnAir a itti tiv.'nnt;ca w a nTJ TT! m -
liy oi inree; no cnuarcn. w Amuon .-.
.. . . ... - -S-B JJI? T InAll nVA
v.rt" lit 4 vrtn rnnr nnri pnornl hfius?-
nrriT-. -nnd wac-ea: white Ctrl. Cabanne. Bisi
nstr -f xTrni? r nai-man nirl ronk!nr nnd
.y""";riirrr "! q dTiri.
general ntuec""w piiu.i uuu. "
..n.t- tt tmrin ft.U.u annlr tn Ar fnrnl
housework; 4TanaIl family; nloe place. 2T18 Lu
cas aw.
print T.r.TjTm trrtf'BTnnii famllv: no wash
ing; good wages; elegant home; all comforts.
1313 s. urana ave.
rw-.v wivTrn cnrA TrTiid eookt family
of three: wages J18; references; no triners need
appiy. ail rj. apting.
rrfxr n i VTrTinrtA inrilr must heln In
laundry; small family. Address Jiar,KXtJ
good neighborhood: full of roomer. 233a Lucas.
a... . . t rI t nv MMIfc...
woman; one who would appreciate rood home
in a family of three; must know plain cooklmt;
wages J15. Inquire, for further particulars, at
S12 N. Eleventh St.: upstairs.
Tlie Trades.
BlNDnilT GIRLS WAJtrED Bushard Bros.,
3K1G iocust st.
.nr... . rwsY .r..xtn.Tn Tmr1TinpA n.hlni
operator to sew ladles' garments; power ma
chines; steady work; good pay. II. B. loewen-
gtein. .14 t. iiictcuui.
trin-miiL'rnn WANTRn HTrerleneed
iklrtmakera; highest wages paid In the city:
steady work. Apply at once to Max gchulz &
CO . 3Qg-9Ia uucas aye.
n....n,. ,r.n .... wr-r-r. . IM.-..I... Taiw t!T.
lAlLAJlXEdQa nAilL cu.i-uaw .a-j ...
orcss. Call W. A. Bherman, 012 Illinois ao.,
lSt M. ACQUIS, lil.
. ....... t.t.n itf nxT'TT.-n TTTn.Tlnrnil
walstmaker and finisher; If not thoroughly ei
perlenced. don't apply. 4457 Krans.
Snrses.
NUKSEQini. WANTED White KM3 Maple
ae
NURSE WANTED-For child 1' year old.
42j7 Morgan.
NURSEaiRI, WANTED-About 13 to It years
old. 6145 Clemens aw.
NOJISB WANTED In Klrkwood; good
wages paid; write, giving particulars. BM 135,
itepnpnc.
viinsn Wji-MTPm a ladv or nirl to take
care of sick lady and also help with light
housework. 3727 Cottage
NORSEGIRL. WANTED About 18 vears to
assist with care of child; no housework. C515
Cates ate: call Saturday or Sunday morning.
StrauKrn pliers.
STENOGRAPHERS WANTED ComnctCt
young lady stenographers: wholesale: 330, $3
(Oliver); mfg., J33. 34') (Oliver): groceries. S4-3
(Remington). Leigh Bros.. 103S Century bldg
STENOGRAPHER WANTED Capable young
lady stenographer, preferably one of literary
UstC3 and esperlence, as associate In legitimate
protltablo bus'ness, requiring an Investment of
3S00: references exchanged. BO 46 Republic.
STENOGRAPHERS WANTED Oilier op
erators receive the best salaries for dolnsr the
most of the best work the easiest; we fill more
fiosltlons than any other employment bureau in
own: services free: stenographers welcome at
all times. The Oliver Typewriter Co, S15 N,
Ninth st.. Century building.
RUBIGAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE
EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOUKu LADIES.
VAK0L BU1L0IHQ, OLIVE AND VAHDEVEKTER.
HAYWARD'S
Buslrrss and Shorthand College 319, 230. 231 and
233 Odd Fellows' building. Individual Instruction
in bhorthand. Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Arith
metic and Femjanshlo Phone K5 Dar and nlcbt
Board of Education bids, 911 Locust st. A
high-grade school, giving thorough Instruction
In Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Commercial Law,
Letter Wrltln. Shorthand. Ts pew riling, etc.
Call or writo for Illustrated catalogue.
DRAUCHON'S
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CORNER TENTH AND OLIVE.
INCORPORATED 3300.000.M.
Bartsock College merged Into Draughon's.
Now largest In St. Louis. Eight colleges owned
bF business men. 14 bankers on Board of Di
rectors. Its diploma means something, post-;
tlons secured, or money refunded. Superior In
struction. Ester any time Night school enly
,34 per month. Coll or send tor catalogue Both
phones. f
Qs it coins ro kaim tomorrow p) 7 WHERE ISTHEX 5
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I ilMFORMATIOi
Wanted Advertisements in the classified columns of
The Republic bring RESULTS, if reaching Hundreds of
Thousands of Readers daily can be productive of good.
Those Magic Little Wants are watched with such
Regularity that they're bound to hit the right spot. Every
body reads them because everybody knows that they
Mean Business.
If you're looking for lost friends or relatives; for lost
jewelry, or for household help to replace what's left or
lost, get in early with your Want Ad to-night for the
Great Sunday Republic To-Aforrow. Telephone it to The
Republic through your nearest druggist.
HELP WANTED rUMALE.
inONER AND STARCHER WANTED-Ono
lirst-closa lrcnor: one starcher. Apply Elm
street gate. Southern Hotel
MANGLE GIRL WANTED-Parrlsh's Laun
dry. 3126 Olhe.
STARUHI.R WANTED Parrlsh's Laundry,
3126 ome st.
WASHERS OMAN WANTED Woman to
wash and Iron. U2D Penrose St.; BelletontaJne
cars.
WOMAN WANTED-To wash napkins,
ply at once. 33 IA Franklin.
Ap-
V.'Utressrs.
DINING-ROOM GIRL WANTED-Call 14 St.
Clair me, opposite Nelson Morris. East St.
Loult.
DINING-ROOM GIRLS WANTEDRallwiy
servico: $17 50 up; feo deducted. Leigh's Agen
O. 1023 Century.
WAITRESSES WANTED-For arm and tray
work; must be thoroughly experienced; no other
need np-'v. ca.II Gill's Cafe. SbCO Ome st.
Dressmaker and Senxnstresses.
IAeAAieeAeeM.WVH.vwwwvwvwwsvw
DRESSMAKEft V.NTi;D-Flrst-class dres
maker; permanert txisltlon. 72 Bajard.
3IlHCcIlnncons.
CHAMBERMAID WANTED-Apply 14 St.
Clair a,e,, opposite Nelson Morris, East St.
Louis.
DEMONSTRATORS WANTED Flrst-closi
lady demonstrators. Call on Prof. H. Llreraln,
220 Mermod A. Jaccard bldg.
DISHWASHER WANTED Tho Saddle Lunch
Company, 201 N. Sixth st.
GIRI.S WAN'TED-Over 14 years old. 11 S.
Second.
GIRLS WANTED-rite girls. Apply at once,
COS N. Main Et.
GIRL WANTED To scrub en Saturda s. Ap
ply 2612 Park ae.
GIRL WANTED rirteen years or over. Par
rlsh's Laundry. 3130 Olive.
GIRLS WANTED To do plain copying. Room
C second floor, Laclcdo bldg
GIRLS WANTED Three good female Help
's In kitchen at once 2319 Olive.
GIRLS WANTED-Twtnty-nve girls. Apply
N. K. ralrbanks Co . Third and Convent sts.
GIRLS WANTED Four youns glrlsv IS or 18
years old. Apply at OdPOn Theater stage, W
o'clock Saturday morning.
GIRLS WANTED Girls experienced In ad
dressing envelopes by pen; piece work; state
pay expected. BO 88, Republic.
mm.i WANTRn-a cirl. over 14 vears old.
for light work: wages 33 60 to 33 per week:
steady job. Apply 518 N. Second it.
GIRLS WANTED-To leam trade; steady
won.: paia wniie romiiR. uir:n az wuc,
manufacturers of artiilclal flowers. 415 N.
llflUII Bb. tlK Eltt.Wt.
JANITRESS WANTED Girl to clean mil
linery store; must bo ifeat. Sporing"s, 1021
Franklin ave.
LADIES' horn work, stamping transfers; ;s,
312 weekly: outfit free R-. 409 Holland bldg.
T.AniI-'S stpnriv home work, stamclng: 39 to
JIS week: material furnished 703 Ollv e. room TIP.
SALESLADY WANTED In dry goods store;
must speak German. 2430 S. Broadway.
SALESLADY WANTED Experienced sales
lady In skirt and cloak department. CC5 Mis
souri ave. East St. Louis
WOMAN WANTED Old womnn to wash
dishes In boarding-house. 535 N. Broadway.
The way to start a savings account
Is to start It. Tho Mercantile Trust
Compnny. Eighth nnd Locust streets,
paja 3 per cent Interest per year on
saving's accounts. 31 or more starts
tho account. Open Monday evenings
until s o'clock.
HELP WAXTED MALE.
wv''vWNA
iioyn.
APPRENTICE WANTED 16 to 18 years of
ace. to leam shop accounting and drafting. BM
1J9 Renublle
BELLBOYS WANTED At Moser Hotel, tn
Pino st.
BOY WANTED To run errands.
123 Locust
BOY WANTED Of 17 to work In drug store.
3201 rrnnklln.
BOYS WANTED TWO bojs, 13 to 17. W. A.
Slsson. 314 Pine St.
BOY WANTED To work In dry goods .tore,
16 to 17. at 1427 Market.
BOYS WANTED b! strong boys. Call 3717
Cass at 8 a. m. Saturday.
BOY WANTED To shine shoes on Saturday
and Sunday. 4K2 Earton.
BOYS WANTED Ten boys. Excelsior Box
and Mfg. Co , K03 N. Tweltth st.
BOYS WANTED Two cood bojs. Modem
rianlng Mill Works. 3016 Gravols ave
BOY WANTED At once, neat colored boy
tor house and outsiue wot, .iji imueii.
BOY WANTED-Brlght boy or young man In
dove nnd china store 2C03 N. fourteenth st.
BOYS WANTED-Bright. experienced office
boys. 17 to 19; 31. 13. 36. Leigh Bros. Century.
BOY WANTED A strong boy to run errands.
Apply to J. W. Losse 307 N. Sixth at., fourth
floor.
BOY OR MAN WANTED A boy or middle
aged man with a llttls experience Apply 3133
Easton ave.
BOY WANTED Small, bright boy for light
errands; bring references. 10j N. Eighth st..
second floor.
BOY WANTED Boy, 17 to 18 years, to help
In grocery and saloon. Southeast comer Elliot
and Thomas.
BOY WANTED To stay In store r good chanco
10 learn iraao; sieaay uusuiuu tor a goou,
honest boy. Call 1403 Saflsbnry,
BOY WAKTtan Bright. Intelligent bov abont
15 years old for wholesale house; npply in own
handwriting: stale age. BM 4C. Republic
uui wanted ungnt ooy, it 10 it jears
Aid. lKnlir h.tMn fi nnil 10 &ttlie,1flv rnnm.
Ing. Morris Woolf & Co.. 700 Washington ave.
UrtitcriJAv nr.vnh
tit) Fountain.
UELP WAXTCD-1IALE.
Tlie Trndes.
BARBER WANTED For Saturday and Sun
day. 1513 franklin.
BARBER WANTED For Saturday and Sun
day, u N. rouxteentli.
. BARBER WANTED-For Saturday and bun
day. 120(, N. Nineteenth st.
BARBER WANTED To-day and Sunday; Si.
4237 Mcramec st.: Cherokee car.
BARBER WANTED
Dret-class barber. SIO Pine st.
BVRBER WANTED-Saturday and Sunday;
good pay. Eighth and Park.
BARBER WANTED-Good barber for Satur
day und bundaj. S10 N. Sixth st.
BARBER ANTED-lir Saturday and Sun
day: 31 guaranteed. 313 S. Grand.
BUtBEH WANTED-Good barber; Saturdjy
and Sunday: S3. 1317 S. Seventh St.
BARBER WANTED-Good barber: steady
work: 311 a week. 2309 Chouteau ave
BARBER WANTED Good barber for Satur
day and Sunday, 34 and board. 21.5 .N. Broad
way. BARBER WANTED-Barbcr with license, for
Sutunlay and Sunday; 34 guaranteed; 60 per
cent over. 607 O'1-allon.
BLACKSMITH WANTED-Good blacksmith
at once Aetna Iron Works. Twenty-nrst and
Papin.
BI.ACKSM1TH WANTED General all
around blacksmith; call ac once. 1101 Mis
souri av 0 . Lnst bt. Louis
BLACKbMITH. ETC.. WANTED Blacksmith
and drill-press hand on machine work. Ex
celsior Machlno Co.: four blocks east of Sut-
uiutui jJ"J.Yt.T-llUUJrtJ. ilrflSL SI. 4JOU1S.
BRICK MASONS WAXTlln-yiiii -nnrf rm.
union brick masons. 216 Chestnut.
BRICKLAYERS WANTED-Four good brick
layers on boiler work. 9iG Chestnut.
BUSHELMEN WANTED-Two good busbel-n-en.
Mills a Averlll Tailoring Co , Broadway
and Pine st.
BUsHl-LMAN WANTED To work In East
St. Louis; to serviceable man steady Job. call
at L3 N. Eleventh st . East St. Louis.
, CABINETiLVKEHS WANTED-F. C, Riddle
f. Brp. Casket Co. 14'J Ilogan st., between
O ! allon and Cass nv e.
CABINETMAKER WANTED Ono cabinet
maker who understands making bll lard and
pool tables. Apply A. T. Moore. 1113 Cass aye
CARPENTERS. ETC.. WANTED Bridge
carpenters nnd plle-drlvcrs; 2.W and 13.75 p:r
dav. Walker & Racine. 4 N. Nlntn st.
CARPENTERS. ETC , WANTED-Carpen-ters.
330: day machinists, engineer, ilreman.
oilers, electricians and helpers- bfa Olive
room 2.
. CAltRIAUE TRIJIMEIt WANTED At once.
Lucas Placo Storage Co.. 1S23 Locust.
ENGINEER WANTED Competent licensed
engineer; must do his own Urine. Columbia
Cooperaga Co.. 27i5 S. Second st.
FITTER WANTED-I'lret-class boot and slioe
litter. McNamara bhou and Last Co , 206 N.
MALIl.
uili.u v..-vhl. icperienccd glasler.
Phwnlx Planing Mill Co.. Tweltth and Spruce
IT I TtVPOJ.f l.'IW.O ... . .r.-F. . .
,.iu,ujjuiuuud Y,L.iA xweniy nar
nessmaltera at once, and ton trace stitchers.
Address Des Moines Saddlery Co.. Des Moines,
la.
HEEL bCOURERS WANTED La Prell bho
Co . Eleventh and Washington.
HORSESHOER WANTED-Northeast corner
Broadway and Gratiot.
JOBBER, 1ITG, WANTED-Jewelry Jobber
and engraver, at once-good pay; steady irvrk.
East su Louis Mfg. Co., 134 colllnsvllla ave..
1.1 aw. uuuis.
T .TI. T- r-T.-I 'l.-Tt .! ... . 1 . . ....
ratters. Peters shoe Co, Twelfth and North
Market.
MACHINE HAND WANTED-Compelent ma
chlno hand. Modern Planing Mill Works, 3016
Gravols avo.
MACHINIST WANTED-Good machinist for
very close work: state age education, experi
ence, rote per hour and places previously em
Ployed. BM 110. Republic-
MERCHANT tailors everywhere; we will fur
nish you coat, vest and pantmakers; write us.
St. Louis Tailoring Co.. tit. Louis.
PLUMBER, ETC.. WANTED-A No. 1 sober
plumber, gas and steam litter for a Texas city.
BO 36. Republle
RETOUCHER WANTED-Schw crgv photog
rapher. 1717 Franklln-
PRESS rEEDEIl WANTED Experienced,
all-around press feeder. 310 S. Third ft.
ROOFERS WANTED Two slate roofers, to
lay 70 squares of slate: stato prico per square
or by t-vllr; apply bunday. A. Matthews, 2633
Allen ave.
SHOEMAKER WAITED Hustling shoe
maker for shoo store; good salary. Address or
call Republic Agency. Belleville. III.
SHOEMAKERS WANTED-Sxperlenced shoe
makers and also smart young men and girls to
learn shot making. ilamllton-Urown Shoe Co.
union factory. Jefferson and Randolph.
STRAIGHT COMPOSITORS
Bushart Bros.. 1516 Ircust st.
WANTED
TAILOR WANTED Good all-round tailor at
once- It N. Ewlng;
TAILOR WANTED Lady's tailor; man or
girl. 4211 W. Finney.
TAILOR WANTED At once; steady work;
good pay. 2917 Finney.
TAILOR WANTED All-around tailor and
prcsser. Lincoln Dye Works, 710 Colllnsvlllo
ave.. East St. Louis.
TENETOR AND STICKER HAND WANTED
Flrst-chvs: for sash and doors. Modem Plan
Ing Mill Works. 3015 Gravels aye.
TILB SETTER WANTED
BO 39. Republic.
TINNERS WANTED Threo good tinners; at
once. 1013 N. Rroadtvav.
VARNI.SHER WANTED-Good vaml'her. Ap
ply 1533 Old Manchester.
WANTED rifty Ilrst-class plumbers: eight
hours a day: steady employment. Apply, stat
ing wages expected, to Edward Fox. Builders'
Exchange League, 403 Market St., Pittsburg,
Pa.
WANTED Active i young roan, flrst
class references, who thoroughly under
stands repairing and regulating American-made
clocks; prefer one who can
travel part of time; good position and
advancement with large company to
right man. Apply Saturday morning;
Department C 1411 Chouteau ave
SBBBSBBBSBBBBBB mm
nELP WANTED Jl ALE.
Laburers,
DIGGERS WANTED At Ninth and Wash
ington lif. EO diggers; colored. Abbot-Gamble
Contracting Company.
LAHORERS WANTED WO latorers at
Broadway and Meramcc: wage) i2 per day. St.
Louli Trjnslt Co.
LABORERS WANTrD-Kor LouWana Ar
kansas and Northern Illinois, b'tubbs. 113 f.
Third. East St. Ixiuls
L.U'OULns WANTED To atlend regular
meetln? of L. P. U. No. HTOS. 1310 Franklin
ne.; yunday. 2 p. nu. special business.
LABORERS WANTED-I'orty laborer for
Capo Girardeau. Mo.; 17J2C and 20c an hour.
Apply to Regcn ,. Maule. Cape Girardeau.
LAEORHRS, ETC, W.VNTED-One hundred
laborers, teamsters arid rockmen, Northwest
Arkansas: thno steam-drill runner. 33 a day:
ten teamsters, 20) miles north: i,team-hoveI
laborer-., S3 a day. 33 miles north. In Illinois.
Tim Sullhnn. labor agent, 22 S. Seentecnth:
LABORERS WANTED rue hundred labor
era, teamsters, station men. choppers anl
clearers for nuv railroads In Louisiana 51is
fllslppl Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri. Indian
Ttrntory. Kansas and Illlrol": highest wages;
all frti-pass: also want camp cooks, waiters,
camp blacksmith'.
KOEXIC'S LABOR AOENCT,
Estlhlished 1S7I. 612 Wolriut fct.
OUARRTMEN AND LABORERS WANTED
Sto'le's quarn. railing Springs. III.
TCAM.STERS. irrC.. WANTED Teamsters
and laborers: Northern and southern HI . Mo.
and Ark.: 31.77 and S3 per day. Walker &
Racine. 4 N Ninth st.
TEMSTERS, ETll. WANTED 23 wagon
leansters and 10 Iabcrers. 32 per day. Take
Ore'.e Cocur Iako car to ClUo st. roid. walk
ore mile west, camp on Belt Lino Railroad.
Tim Maloney.
TRACKMEN WANTED30 trackmen, J1.30
per diy; company work: city boarding-house
secured. 103 S. Seventh St.
NORTHERN ILL . NEAR CHICAGO.
ZS teamsters, Hboren; $2 day; free pass.
hTUUBS LIBOR AGE-NCy. 23 S. Seventh.
OZARK JITS-NEAR INDIAN TERRITORY.
10 laborers, rockmen. teamsters: free pass.
STUBBS L.BOi: AGENCY. 23 S. Seventh.
LOUISIANA LOUISIANA.
Co teamsters, scraper holders; all winter's
work. Walter H. Denlson, contractor: free pass.
bTUBBS LABOR AGENCY. 23 S, Seventh.
WANTED SAWMILL HANDS.
Timber cutters, per day, 32.
IX)g-team drivers, oxen and mules, 12.25.
Lumber-yard men, per day. 31.60. 32 23.
Mill hand-., ordinary, per day, 31.W, J3.
station men. 20c per yard.
Steel and surfacing men. J1.60 to 3L10 day.
Board 13 CO per week. Pay every night.
D. B. GRlSWOLD S. CO.. 1626 Market st.
Walters.
rAsisss'niS'sfs'f'NAs'i'iitiI
DINING-ROOM MAX WANTED-Colopxl :
private family; 113, pj, board, room. Leigh. 102;
Century.
Stcnoirrapncra.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED Bright, active
young man. Apply at onca K07 Walnwrlgat
buildlnir.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED Experienced
Smith stenographer, assist at bookkeeping snd
ofnce work; state salary expected. BO S3, Re
public STENOGRAPHERS WANTED Male Ftenog
raphr; railroad, JC5, 1; lacurance, 1100, 17);
wholesale dry gtiOd. 1V, 160: commission, 155.
Leigh BrO" . 1023 Century' bldg.
STENOGltAPHERS WANTED Oliver op
erators recelvo the best salaries for doing the
most of the best work the easiest; we Sll more
positions than any other employment bureau In
town: services free: stenographers welcome at
all times. The Oliver Typewriter Co., 313 N.
Ninth it.. Century building.
Clerk nnd Collectors.
CLERK WANTED Grocery clerk; must come
well recommended. 1600 Cass
CLERK WANTED Experienced grocery
clerk: reference. Cook Bros.. 3200 Lawtoa
CLERK WANTED Experienced grocery
clerk; bring references. A, M. Beckerkord. ia.1
OTallon st.
CLERKS WANTED-Four grocery clerks.
112: collector. S15; bill clerks. 112.30. American
Business Bureau. 179 Olive.
CLERK WANTED Assistant office clerk for
real estat Arm: 114 week. Apply Autocrat
Business Association, jig Pine.
CLERKS WANTED Assistant shipping
clerk, JU week; reclving' and railroad clerks.
American Business Bureau. 913 Olive
CLERKS WANTED Bright young men
clerks; machinery; experienced checking in
voices; 133; blller, warehouv 130; wholesale
," .. if,tM ..mi . .-. ......... ...
GROCERY CLERK WANTED Experienced.
Apply 4100 Cook.
JUNIOR DRUO CLERK WANTED 17; one
who speaks Bohemian preferred. Twelfth and
Gey er.
1.EDGERMAN WANTED Ldgerroaa of ex
perience: steady position ana goou salary, wj
63. Republic,
MEN WANTED Young men for passengar
train service: 114 week; throuxh daylight runs.
Apply 1230 Olive.
MAN WANTED Bright young man to run on
passenger train; 116 week. Autocrat Business
Association, 816 Plne
MEN WANTED-Asslstant travelins sales
man, M month and expenses; timekeeper, 169.
American Business Bureau. SI9 Olive.
OFFICE MEN WANTED Office man. 6i);
assisistant. 40: bookkeeper. 170, assistant. 4.j0.
American Business Bureau. 919 Olive.
OrFICLMAN WANTED Young man about
2-1 years of ago: ono who writes a neat hand;
to collect and assist In office; apply before 10
o'clock Saturday morning. Room 610. Mennod
Jaccard building.
YOUNG MAM WANTED To work In dree
store: experience S4U1 vanqevemer.
YOUNG MEN WANTED To learn wholesale
grocery, drug ana produce Business. 010 .riue,
second floor.
The clcrl. of to-day who saves his
A ialnc3 account at lh Mercantilo
cuiiio iiiivma 10 uiuuiibuii i.v-.uw -- -
liusi vuiiiyui;, uwi - , ,-
fltreets. will help you to save. TVo pay
Tir4 fnrrtrnnv TTI writ rl nml I VtlIT.
3 ner cent Interest per jear. a or
Sore starts an account. Open every
oaday until S p. m.
Miftcellaneoutt.
rsssnn'isi
AT.T. nnln looklDtf for work, call on tha
largest and only (Incorporated) employment bu
reau In St. ljuls. American Business Bureau,
SM Olive st.
BUTLER WANTED-Reliable. colored: Hi
;33: board; no room; city references. Leigh,
.025 Century. .
CHECKERS. ETC., WANTED Checkers,
timekeepers and bill clerks, for railroads and
express companies: steady. Apply 1330 Olive.
COLORED factory' hands; 110 to 112; porters
and housemen. Apply at 319 Olive room 2.
COOK WANTED First-class colored man
who understands cooking and housework; 123 a
month. 4021 Llndell boulevard.
COOK. ETC, WANTED Assistant lunch
man; cook, short orders: J30r pass; feo de
ducted. Leigh's Agency. 1023 Century.
DISHWASHER WANTED
1434 Franklin.
DISHWASHERS WANTED Men; for Allen's
Jinchroom. 611 Pine st-
DRIVER WANTED Reliable driver: must
know city. Phoenix Planing Mill Co.. Twelftn
and Spruce
DRIVER WANTED Man to drive coflea
wagon; must speak German. Ctil after 4 p.
m. Pure Food Supply Co., 2923 Olive st.
DRIVER WANTED-Good. steady man. ac
quainted with city, to drive wagon on city
work: single man preferred. 4266 Page.
DRIVERS WANTED Experienced drivers,
familiar with the city. Apply at stables of St.
Louis Transfer Co , St. Louis and East St.
DRIVERb, ETC, WANTED Three drivers.
135 month: wagon helpers, 143 to 1: truckers,
12: also baggage and mall handlers, 130 month.
Apply 12K Olive.
HANDY men for wholesalo houses 313: ware
housemen. 114. Apply at 913 Olive room 2.
HELPERS for machinists, carpenters, black
smith nnd electricians: 11.63 to 12 day. 913 Olive
irKi-PElta WANTED For machinists, black.
smiths and carpenters; 12 day up; Inside work.
Apply 1230 Olive.
HOSTLER WANTED-Experlenced. Zlegen
helm Bros.. 2623 Cherokee.
HOTEL porter, J30: board and room; saloon,
123: assistant bartender: 140. 919 Olive
HOUSEMAN WANTED-Good hcUsmsn-Ger-man
preferred; references required- 3635 Flora
boulevard.
MAN WANTED Handy old man to work In
kitchen. 1631 Locust.
MAN WANTED Ullker. all-around man -at
dairy Dehart. Wtllston. Jilo.
MAN WANTED First-class mm for milk
wagon: must give tond 6500 Easton ave. '
MN WANTED Young man to work in
butcher shop and attend horse 81S S. Fourth.
MAN WANTED A young man who has had
experience In greenhouse work and Is willing
to do other work: steady position and good pay
m nuiii puny. 0013 a. vjrana ave.
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unuuwn'
MITV lUAVTrn T.. .-..- (I - - - Kn -hua
07 N. Sixth st
MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Lincoln Trot BIAg ,7th.o Cfcf itnut SO . fit. Lot!, Me
Bookkeeping, shorthand, Tyj-wnting, rtnmsahlplfltiv
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
I
WANTED Twentv-flve respeclabls
-young men as apprentices to learn tha
retail dry goods business; must live at
home with parents and bring good ref
erences. Apply to 13. NUGENT &
BRO. DRY GOODS COMPANY.
.Don't -wait for your ealary to be
raised. Begin to avo now. Jl or
more opens a saWngs account at tho
Mercantl!" Trust Company. -KlffMh and
Locust streets, and draws 3 per cent
Interest tper year. Open .Mondays 'Un
til 3 p. m.
.11 I P
HELP WASTED MALE.
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rillaccllaiicoa.
MEN WANTED Two hindy young men for
electrical suoply bouse; J12 week, steady. Apply
ISO Olive "
MEN WANTED Several jrung mcvto work
la whele-nle harJware. dry gorda an! grocery
houses: 112 week to start, with advancement.
Apply 1210 Olive.
MEN WANTED Two jouns men (from tne
country preferred). It work In wholesai- .-to-cery
house; $12 week to start, with advance
nvnt Apply 3Z OIUe.
MKN WANTED-To sell Roods on trains; this
Is no employment company advertisement; no
charpe, f jr tho Job Apply to Mr. Jordan, of
Pce. No. 8. 2j9 Walnut s;., St. Louts
-MEN WANTED 2W teamsters and laborers
near Memphis; 100 traefcraen near Cincinnati:
25 dpot carpenters Louisiana; eH liborera and
teamsters mar chlcijro; cooks, flunKyp. m'ner
and milkers 7 Oil free pas3. Shevlin Labor
Agency. CO? Market.
ONI3 driver acquainted; Hunt ivacon; J23, tik
2 assistant Janltorx. J43, 50; steady ortc
2 young men learn trades; $1.50, Jl.5 start.
' men fenco cangs. Arkansas; fret pass.
25 teamsters near Chicago; free shipment.
W tpamterp. Ark., near I. T ; fr pass
Ui Iiborcra. teamsters; La- and Tex.; pisa.
Hotel pastry cook; country; fees deducted.
2 freight elevator men; bor -nailer1; stearty
liench hands and helpers; planing- mill;
2 a, J.1.
Colored po'ter, hnucmcn, yardmen; iteadf.
25 woodchor pers, Jl cord, free pass.
5 men private place", $23. board, room.
6 handy factory labor-?, $10. $12 week.
Porters, trucker, R. K warehouse; $C, $18.
2 cook. h'lpers. $J5, $33, toard. room.
23 bridge carpenter, near Louisiana; pass.
All peoplo out of work cal! on the oldest an4
Iar?e5t emplojment company In St. Louis.
National EmpIojrant Co. 113115 N. bUth st.
PERSON to call oo retail trad for manufsa
turlng house; "alary $20 paid weekly; expsni
nony advanced- previous ciptrlencs unneces
Mryt Standard Iouse, Caxton Rldg. Chicago.
POUTER WANTED A man for poter and
delivery work. Apply at flower store, 3720
Olive
RELIABLE man in eery county to repre
sent Eastern corporation as general manager;
exclusive; try profitable; permanent. Address
International. 221 Rroadway. New York.
TRUCKERS checkers and freight handltrs,
for wholesale house, express and railroad com
panl. 319 OUvt at
TWO youns men to run on passenger tnunt;
$14 to $16 weeKiy. 313 uuve tz.
.VANTED For the United States Manns
Corps, able-bodied, unmarried men, between
21 and 35; (rood character; must rpeak. read and
write Enr'Ish: marines sent at sea on men-of-war
In all parts of lh word. on land lc our
lnlArd possessions and at naval stations la
United States. Apply Rcruitlng Office. 3d floor,
ivdral bids.. Trird ard Olive. St- Louis. Mo.
TOUNG MEN WANTED SIX younz men to
learn cood trade: $3 wck- Autocrat Busi
ness Af?ociation. 816 Pine
YOUNG man -with buslne js ability to raan
njre Fmall manufacturing business: must Invest
KS as security. Call 10 a. ra. Saturday, 414
Kaston.
3
ACEjrra -yp a.ir.c33iEy.
AEentl.
P1IOTO ticket aent: new one: Jl a sale; ten
eala daily. Call 1716 Rus 11 ae.
Sollcitom.
SOLICITORS 'WANTED Good proposltioq
and winter's work to good solicitor,, at U0S
Pine rt.
fcOLJCITOR WANTED Installment man pre
ferred; permanenti nothlnv to (ell. Canneld,
Pozionl bldr . Ninth and Chestnut, room M4.
Canvaaiera.
r?AMT.'iqQTrTTtl WA"TTnflnA 1fv T..1..1.-..
big money: no waiting, star Portrait Co., list
Franklin ave.
fcOIJClTORS WANTED JJ Der week (alary
and commission: Al solicitors only; references.
m EZ. KCPUPllC.
WANTEl) Al canvassers fornewsuaDer
worK In this and other cities; best pay
to flrrt-clasi men Apply, 8 to 12 morn
ing, at room a. k cnestnut st.
Salesmen.
SALESMEN WAUTED-Fbr Illinois. low
and Michigan, on an established line with Job
bins trade; liberal salary and expense! tit
guaranteed results. BO f. Republic.
TRAVELING SALESMEN WANTED On
commission, to carry three samples of men,
shoes, to retail at JI.W: State territory eor-
creu; rjFcnepce, reieroncs, etc. Aaaresa JLBJ
Shoe Factory. Baltimore, Ma.
WANTED Two tratelihr salesmen, eafw
u
State- permanent position; (. expenses.
iiiuiuwwg ..urj&s ju . zenicKS. va.
r
"SSsSB
WANTED Ten nrst-elaas dress good,
salesmen: must be able to jrlveffocd
references Apply to B. NUGENT &
BRO. DP.T GOODS COMPANY.
WANTED Ten drapery salesmen for
Upholstery Department; must he thor
oujrhly familiar with Uw retail dnrjrooda
business. Apply to H. NUOEKT &
BRO. DRY GOODS COMPANY.
IJitlyAjrents and Solicitors.
- i-i- Ln.rxn.n.
I
WANTED Flrst-claas lady canvassers
zor newspaper wora; permanent m-
filoyment Bnd bUh pay to arst-class so
Idtors. Apply Saturday afternoon only,
between s and 5 o'clock, room S, (ca
Chestnut st.
EMPLttiTMEXT AGE.1C1E3.
ALL those desiring help or seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bu
reau or the State Lb;r Bureau of Statistics,
UV, Chestnut St.; sltcatlons and help fur
nished free of charge. TeL Kinlocb A 98L
PARTSEnS VAJ4TED.
PARTNER WANTED In World'd Fair hotel;
lease and bulldlnc already secured; full par
ticulars on Interview; amount, J10.00Q; 100 rooms.
BM a. Republic
TWO gentlemen want a third party to join
them In a good-paying business; must have
money and must not b a drunkard: business
references; must stand thorough investigation.
111. 127, Republic
DIiSINESS WASTED.
ATTENTION SOLICITED-'Best suit or over
coat that can bo produced anywhere for that
amount of money, made to order for $25. Tlck
nor Tailoring Co.. 123 N. Eleventh st.
CXJLLEtJTIONS made everywhere; our system
pets thn money; prompt; reliable. 1228-7 chem
ical buildinjr.
COLLECTIONS-Acm Uw and CoIIectloa
fTn - 511 N rSfirrf-iftn ov (hnna Wtlvh rTI?
prompt and careful service c-uaranieed. -&,
--.. y-AiTrM'
EHKLIC1I BROS . Interior decorators, papel A'
hanging and painting. Pelmar 1708. 838 KasttxirlM
T.-.T TTt.t, .' . .., .. .a.Zr C4VB
4ur.i ivrtiiL io corao ana neip eai na
Genuine Turtle fcoup eery Saturday nlRht and
and Sunday morning. 3ifl N Uroadway.
ROOMING-IIOUPE; 15 or M rooms; will pay
rash. 130 is. Republic
WE make Ken eral lobbing a specialty; your
patronage solicited; Klnloch C 2041. Patterson
Bros . carpenters and builders. 1500 St. Chsrls.
WESTERN nnOKCRAGE CO.,
817 Holland Build In ff. We can locate you In
business. Let us Know what you want.
WRINGER REPAIRS.
Rubber Roll nnd Wringer Co 91t FranXlln ays.
VICTOR'S
NATURAL DEVELOPMENT
DF
KEQUIItES HUT 15 MLVCTES nAlXT.
Studio. Holland Bldg , and 4147 West BeUe PI.
Call or Write for liooklct.
MISCELLANEOUS WAXT8.
A ZJ.RGAXN la street an.1 evening dresses;
hlchest prices paid for cast-oft clothlne: postal.
Klnloch A 213. Mrs. Miller. M? Walnut st.
ABSOLUTnLY pay four times aa much as.,
other") for ladies' and cents' clothlnc and feattw
er feend postal. M. Grossman. 1107 Morgan.
FlRHT-CLAHS National cash' register: BO SL
Republic
FIRST-CLASS price paid for cast-off cloth'
lag, mercoato. etc Goldman. 705 Morran-
OELOER buys all kinds secondhand clotturur;
para your price for overcoats, coabs, pants, etc
Call store or wcitt 624 Morgan.
MAX.TA. VITA coupons: will clve p. Co. for
I. A- M. or II each. Address Nettie. 2321 Lo
cust. nunnEit sta.mp3. seals, stexcixs.
ADAM.1. the stamp man. 314 N. Sixth st:
rubber stamps, seals,. stencils, etc; rood; cheap;
quicjc write ior new list.
uAi.hLiuu sump woras u uuva, wr
steel stamps, stencils, burmnx brands, rubber
type. seaU. brass, aluminum checka.
RUnKER stamps, ruober type, signs, marx
ers, brass and aluminum checks at lowsse
prices. Kaspr stamp it Seal Co.. 91S Locust st.
DAKC1XQ TAUGHT.
i00m0jfUA
JOrW Prnf. Tin tfonp-r class tor betncerw.
thlswerk: full term S3. Academy. 2944 Olive.
SELECT oartlea at Kcllpsa Dancicic Acad.
jmy. Harmotle Hall. l!th and Ollrei. eTerjr
Thura.. Sat. and Sun. evening; sew dsneraj
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