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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. KPRIIi 6, 1904.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
aoiriiui and .Mjrtle William. 1:131- south
J-i.tlith. boy.
0-car mid Lulu Kert. n Ylsln: girl.
Kdnard and Mae Ilu:h-Y. ;ii D.ivtoi; boy.
Sir. ana Mrs. Dirk Hou-vtnl., 3CS out!i Scc
cnij; Rirl
Julius anil Au-ruita Drrher. St. Louis; clrl.
Mr. Ti Mrs. iiathevv David. IMS Nolth
Third: girl
raul imJ Margattt SchllDssman. SIS7A
Adams; loy.
l-a-lis and Elizabeth Ke'clnrdt. :. Cra-
U ar.il Uuscnia Cox. SOW Hid-;
William and Giace Davidson.' 1!9 North
ran.1: ri.
Grand: bn.
John and IVlla Brvrntin. lil Rutger; Rirl.
Fieuerlrk and Iteglna Davidson, liar. Dl
l!on; boy.
W. and Helen McClelland. i:x South Tenth:
lm.
Georr-a V. and Anna Hepburn. -373A Lee;
Sltl.
Walter and Olive Ferguson. 812 North Tay
lor: r-lrl.
Tiarlcs and Catherine Brandt, 2'4l Tho-ms;
girl.
August and Agnes WoilIrir SOT Marine; boy.
Ivuls and Minnie rilker. St. Umls; boy
'"nrl an-1 l.cla Mcver. !9M Mevei ; girl
"hrl-t!an anl Katherlr.o Hchaefer, 211 Bis
marck, bov-.
Tiarles E. and sjs!e I !i-..r-.vi -!-- Tirh-
Kill
Trank C an.l nirn n rarrlsli. 24 EJ.lot.
boy.
John and Macron ilcDanle.s. remit Hca
nltal: slrL
Charles and r.v.rl llillrr. Female Ilo-pltal:
Patnuel and Minnl Tarter. Fa-nile Hospital;
girl.
Frank and laien lllt-iley. rema'u IIcspiL-.;
girl.
Clarence and Alice Harris. Female Hospital;
girl.
Louis and Abble Anderson. Female Hospital:
girt.
Joseph and Josephine Noe. Female Hospital;
bov.
Arthur and Mamie Remington. Female Hospital-dot.
Richard and nilMbeth Barn--, Female Hos
pital: clrl.
Frederick and Josephine Schwartz. St. lu'
rirl.
Gordon and Emma Irobodrn. 1S31 Clinton
npy.
M.tnniARn i.icosks.
GotTB" R. Prenett
Jesio Whaley
John Oir ,
Anistasli Codv
Charles Penz. Jr
Matilda Stsrka
Albert J Knlet.t
Maagie Dowlin
Henry Held
Anna Pctzold
Julius W. Zellmer.
Area A. Fchultz
Percy t. Wbh
Anna Murphy
Geo. Thie. Jr
Yo'eria Mahnke
JrJD Geonrcns -
Matilda S. IUnse
Pamuel G nl-lck
Cora C. Black
Henry O f ICottemann,
Mary s. ob"r!iede
Wintam E. Hayes
rjnry A. Millet
Granite City. Ill
Granite Citv. Ill
7210 O'Fullon
SHS Ann
4VJ ca'irornla
.430 S;uth Broadway
3417 OIKe
3117 Olive
...2113 Foulh Seventh
....i? Piuth Tweir.h
S-)5 Halton
.... tZ Margaretta
7W L'jcaa
South Uvrlrc
44 I!Imirck
11:1 MorrKm
H19 Sou'ard
1019 Soulard
7avkln. Nob
.. .3:ast St. Lou!. 111
4J1S Natural ttri.lce
4113 Lei
Hartford. Conn
Louisville. Ky
Jchn P. Fjurn 11S Viti. T-an..'.e.-.....
ixiretta King US South ltumont
J. C MoGattlcan
Cornelia E, Selti ,
naniel M. Tilling
Motile Inge
Gerard li. Allen
Ethel Editar
Oannce L Thurston
Nell Crtter
I'aul Blallk
Maggie LMlfTey.
Kdwin H. Dunlop
Emma L. Demuth
Howard A. Mitchell
Annie 1 Tyree
Charles B. Brisgs
Susine Foster
Itufus I. Taylor
Carotin Newman ,
Truman H Braley
Mary T. Mooney
William O Buihheit
Maj-y I. Werberger
Arthur O. Kiltsche
Margaret A. Stcber.
74Xi Clara
Oak Hill
S33 Siuth Eighth
302 Gratiot
25 Westmoreland
3667 Washington
4W1 Dolmar
Omaha. Neb
ZVi Gravols
910 Cass
31.51 Russell
3H4 RumI1
Dallas. Tox
....Washington. D. c
ISIS Market
181". Market
IIS;' Raymond
iiT. Delmar
Chatham. Ill
Cnatham. Ill
4147 Connecticut
4)21 Forest Park
ISlu Caroline
slw) Hartford
Wedding; Kings (Solid Gold).
Flceat Qualities. U to SX. Mermod A
Jaccard'3. Hroadway and LocuaL
BURIAL PERMITS.
i"i 'i'g'N'''1ilsri'irririaii-r'wrisr,"-ari
Olga Plommer, 3 years. 31 Lafayette; dlpa-
Mary HocVelmann. 45 years. 1305 Ann; cancer.
ThteJma Doroney. n months, -iiU Pennsylva
nia 7 pneumonia.
John Bascom, 34 jears. lj California; urae
mia. Karl Winson. 25 -ears. Missouri Paelfl. lrm.
pltal; malaria.
Ellxabeui j. Given, 43 years. Children's Hoa
rltal: Kastrltls.
Katherlne E. Schmidt, u J ears. 2327 Slattery;
bronchitis.
Frank A. New. 10 days, 2H South Third; ae
cidect. Helena Wetzel, 3 yeans 2025 Penrose: can
cer; Frederick Dralle. eo jears, 1(42 Madison: hen
atltls. Ernst Tacherxh. S years, lilt Benton; heart
disease.
ssaran Pearl. 55 years, 1023 Nortn Twelfth;
heart diseae.
Will.am H. Pleasant, 43 learn. 41S4 Lexing
ton: pneumonia.
Walter Williams. 1 month, 312 South Sarah:
hernia.
Thomas C. Matthews, 10 months, 4210 Flmey;
pneumonia.
Charles W. Pastors, 2S jears. 3305 Moriran;
consumption.
John Kiock, 48 jears. ;131 Laclede: heart dis
ease. Lena Woodson. 21 years. 2322 Franklin; con
sumption. May York, S3 years. Female Hospital; con
sumption. Ludwig Smith. CO years-. 731 South Broadway;
congestion.
Frank s-jdel!, M years. 22 South Broadway;
consumption.
John CiliXoid, CI years, 304 North Commercial;
rupture,
Edward A. McCormlck. 42 jears. 71S North
Sixth: accident.
Jacob Nelacn. 74 years. 4210 Cook: bronchitis.
Samuel Kennerly. 76 years, Missouri Baptist
ftinlrarium; senility.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.
Lyon BulWlng Company, L. A. Weisniantel.
200 share;. D. Kitzmann, L'enrv A. Mawer.
Herr-j urlllng. Gecrge p. Becker. Julius Blank.
Jamas E. Wintcrton. JO) shares each, to operate
halls for lodge, tocietv- purposes, etc.; capital
Block, full paid. S4.0W.
Thlelln Realty Company, William R. Mad
dern. 140 shares; William A. Brenner and 9.
31. Brewer. ISO shares each, to do a. general
real estate business: capital stock, full paid,
340,000.
South African Catering Company. Samuel
W.- Tanner of Chicago, ill.. 159 shares, com
mon stock; F. H. Uttletle'd of St. Lous,
Henry A. Blossat of Chicago. 11L. 75 shares
eaoh of preferred stock, latter to pay K per
-ent dividend, capital stock full paid. (30,000.
To do a genoral Catering business 'for Sruth
African Boer War Exhibition Company; to feed
hot-sen for same, on the grounds of Louisiana
lvxpuBlura.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS.
A MEETING of the shareholders of The La
clede Gas Ltcht Company Is hereby called, to
be held at the office of the company. No. 71
LocuH rt-. ln the city of St. LouU, Missouri.
on Monday, the 18th day of April. 1904. between
the hours of 9 a. m. and 12 m.. to consider and
vote upon a proposition to be then and there
submitted, to authorize nn Increase of th com
mon stock of the company from $. 501.000,
the present amount thereof, to $17.500 000.
so that lh- total authorized capital of the com
nnnv. Including the preferred Mock, shall b
tro.C0n.003. Also to authorise the directors nf
the company from time to time to Issue ard
dispose of said stock upon stirh t-rms and at
such tlraen as they shall dr.rrmlne. Also to
consider and vote upon a prooo'tlon, to be
then and there mihmlttc-d. authorizing: an in
crease cf the bonded indebted not of the com
pany from $10,000,000. the prcseot amount there
of, to 32O.O0o.OW: and to authorize the execution
by the proper officers of the comnany of a
mortcrure uoon all the property of the com
pany, m a form and upon conditions, to be then
nni there submitted, whereb- wild proposed
bonds cfcall b sccnr-tvl. Also to authorize the
dlrt-ctoTS of the company from time to time to
Issue nnd dispose of said bonds so authorized.
tmon rach terms and at such times as they
jhsll determine, subject, however, to the pro-
TUIons of said mortKaice.
C W. "WETMOREL
RRECKENUIDGS: JONES.
JOHN T. EEOGS.
is. a. cowderV,
JTJLira S. WAX.AH.
Directors.
LOST ATO FOriTD.
si-'is1a--iiaaaa-1a1ai
CHECK Itcst. between Ninth st. and Na
tional Rank of Commerce, on OHre it, cheek
for 3T.u-6.li drawn by Elgin Butter Tub Co..
paj-abie to Ozark Cooperace o. Return to room
POO rrlsco building and receive reward.
ELK HEAD Lo-t. a dlimond elk head. Re
turn to I. Rosenthal. 303 N. Main, and receive
a reward.
iVOUND The nlace to cet a aood Shoe for
t TJi Harnf Fhn "n 407 N. th near Locust.
" PIN-4-.ct, scarf pin. oar and diamonds, on
T-ay L-mD Hall. Sunday evenlns;. Return to
2.'J7 S. Broadway. Reward. John Joachim.
PURSEr Ittt. Tue-iay morninir on Enton
ave. car; tlack purse, ccntsininc four rjnjrs
and $10; f.ndcr o!ccee return to ViyHn Sperrj.
2i5 N. Ninth st.. and receiyc reward.
WATCH Lost, near S2 Ielmer: V. H. 8..
name. uoo. on Inide: return co Wanhlncton
Urlrersity Club. Twenty-ninth and Locust: re
ward. .TVATCH AND PIN Lost a lady's mid watch
and oin. with diamond and emerald setting:
.LacHde. Grand, Russell aye.; name enrvad
In ease. Reward If returned to 4527 Forest Park
honlerard ,
3" KirLOTMEVr AGBKCICa.
fV-rinri.riii ririiiisi"r-anr".iiiiriiiii i-irsa"''i'''iiiriti'xw
ALL. those, deslrinjr hflln or s-eklnx situations
may mjlrter ulth ttt Fre Emtoyment Bu
reau of the State Bureau of L.-ibjr Rfaturtint.
f I2fi Chestnut st.: ituatlons and help furnished
tree of cbarxe. Telephone, KJaUch A9U.
SITO.TIOMS YVA.NTKD FEHALB.
CAfilllKR-IIHrkl voumr leiy da.tr nnal-
tlon a rnshier: two years' experience; tat
alar. EL. e. Republic.
CHAMBERMAID Experienced chambermaid
wl-hes pastilon in hotel: bait of reference.
Address or call 15$ a. Cardinal.
CI.EAN1NG Colored Kir' ws-ts housecl.an.
Ing to U.i. tantv Wilson. 3)09 Ollv.
COOK Situation b experienced 000k In
boardlng-housg. cull 2UVJ Franklin.
"OOK Pastry cook: first-class inference:
about Aim is. Ella Ie. 907 N Compton.
COOK bituation by expeiieneail colored lady
as cook In private family: pleast write me.
G. H- 1716', Orotlot.
CiX)K, lrri. Situation bv two German a-lnsi
as C"Ok and hnuscttlrl; would like to work to
gether. IMS Menard.
LA MAil-fuuat!on by colored lrl as day
rnaia In roomlnii-house. Bit J. Tenty.flrst;
MatticUrtfi).
IMtlSMSUAKDR Artistic work; up-to-date;
nrtas-. In prttate families only. EII IIS. R
pubilc I)i:r:.-1IAKEU Situation by first -class dress
maker to work at home: eprtuic auita a speclal
ly. .Mrt iv.c. i) n Grand.
llti:s.--MAKi:it Artlstio dressmaker and lu
dl tailor desire to ci out bv day or take
work home, makes all Linda of fancy dreses.
Komi., hubttsand shirt-waist uits: Diicea rca
tcnal la. lint Ore.-n. Sl .' Leonard ai'.
IIOrhFX'LUtNINO Situation by Swedish
vrcmrvn to dj lioiiMfcleanlntr or as housekeeper:
l.a u-te.u-.iM clrl m S Sixteenth.
HOl'sSKKEEI'Ill Situitlon a housekeeper;
I l:ie two children, must be a gunl home;
"W 2 jwr week. Address Mrs. Lane. J30
Onutecn
HOrPBKKKrnn WHotr of tl (no Incum-D-an.v)
wishes nosttlcn as housekeeper: wld
"wer's .home or rarty of icentlemen; willing to
lear- l-lp 11:9 Arlington.
HOl'Si:wORK-I'oBltlon by jouni: girl for
liKht housework In or near South St Iemls.
2U1 California.
HOI'-BWORK Situation br middle-aged
Grnmn woman t.i do general "housework: pri--ate
faroll 193SA Franklin.
LAUNDRKSS-Would like to take in rough
ary washing regularly. '.017A Papln.
LAUNDRESS-Deslres to do bundle washing:
."U..H tut. m-.j irirneq. ivil Alorjran.
LlX!!tr34.4 TTInif .lncB .1i.h... ..... ......
home a few- more washings. Call or send
Mi.al Lulu. Sl N. Theresa.
UXUNDRBSn A good laundress wants place
."t or 1,v '': references; send postal or
call Theresa Werner. 134KA Gratiot
SE-MSTRFSS-Waiits sewing; good refer
ence. anw M.. Win nalon ave.
snAMSTRERS-Pltuatlon as seamstress: do
l.',"Jn.i'"'UI,g ln famlles or homes: 1 per day.
MI .3. Republic.
STENOGItArHER-Tnung lady stenographer
d.elre-. po-ition In small office. EH 147. Re
run! ie
TYPEWRITING-All kinds of typewriting
vc-rk wanted hv an expert Remington operator;
win call for dictation: perfect work guaranteed:
prices reasonable. KInloch telephone. Dsl
mar 1
WORK-Situatlon by, colored girl: any kind
or work, bv dav. alro laundn' work, for Mon
day an3 Turday Statu Pnsev. MJS Mor
gan STOVE REPAIRS
A O RRAUER. tlt-VI N. THJRD STREKT.
HOTEL RAIMG&S
CHARTER OAK STOVE & RANGE CO.
MA1 AMD CASS AVE.
SITUATIOXS WAXTED MA LE.
ACCOUNTANT will open. Close, audit, bal
ance. Iniestigate. atraighten. systematize, take
charge of small sets, reasonable. Edgar
Zumpfe. Benolst bldg. : KInloch B SS4.
BAKLR Situation by young baker as sec
ond hand, up-to-date worker: country pre
ferred. EL 14. Republic.
BARTENDER-Sltuatlon as bartender; x
perlcnced. tirst-class man. EH 47. Republic.
liARTEN DER situation by bartender; young
man, lives v.lth parents: experience and refer
ence TJ St. Republic.
BARTENDER-Posltion by young man with
experitnee as bartender: strictly sober; has city
reference. EH Si. Republic.
MARTJINDER-SI t ua tlon
k.
young man In Ilrst-clas3 saloon: can furnish
best of references. EL 10. Republic.
BARTHNDER-Pltuatlon by experienced and
reliable soung man: best city reference: speaks
English and German. EH to. Repntllc.
CLERK-Sltuatlon by grocery clerk; wheat
sale or retail; has had experleno. Address H0S
Laclede.
OOLLUCTOR Young man desires position as
collector for realty company: sober and In
dustrious; will start with small 'salary. EII lo.
Republic
COLLECTOR Position as collector bv a
young man of family: can give first-class 'ref
erences; strictly temperate habits; of good edu
catlon: also speaks German. EH 37. Republic
COOK First-class cook; best of city refer
ence; for restaurant or hotel: male. Silky
Smith. ISC Olive.
COOK situation by first-class male cook and
batcher competent to take full charge of kltch
en. Address H. Benson. 2113 Eugenia.
DRUG CLERK Position by drug- clerk; city
experience and reference.
FOREMAN-Posltion aa carpenter foreman
by a, thoroughly experienced man; either frame
or brick; will leave city. Address 1744 Theodo
sla ave.
GARDENER Experienced, wanta position.
Address or call, after 8 p. m.. D. B. Burt, 113U
Locust st.
GARDENER. ETC. Situation by reliable, ca
pable German as all-around gardenei. house
man and coachman at private place; no trtflera.
EL IX Republic.
HOUSECLEANER Situation to do house
cleaning. 1215 Ohio.
HOUSEMAN. ETC. Position v houseman or
gardener bv young man: best of refereoeea
J. .. 302S Eads.
JOURNALIST Reporter, correspondent and
add writer, not afraid of brain fag, wishes
position: state remuneration in answer. EH St.
Republic
LAUNDHYMAN Practical laundry-; of
years' experience wants position as n.anager
or foreman: best references. 4421 Delmar.
MECHANICAL HNGI.VEER-Sltuatlon by
machantcol engineer; specialty, gae and oft
engines, best references. EH 13. Republic.
OFFICE MAN Position as general offleo
man by experienced and competent middle-aged
gentleman: auditing, figuring, collecting or good
agenoy; Al reference. EK CO. Republic
PACKER Bright, active young man. as 3.
desires position as packer; World's Fair pre
ferred: exceptionally strong: careful work; good
appearance and address: excellent references.
Ell 135. Republic
PAINTER and
paper hanger withes to do
Job work: all work first-claw and ruaranteed.
Reman. 07 X. Fifteenth,
PAPER HANGER Situation by one who can
paper room for 32 and furnish paper. A
Smith. K23 Chestnut st.
PAPER HANGER-Expcrt paper naajror wiu
work reasonable: can furnish sverythlmr re
quired. J. P. Sproot. 27T7 Laclede ava.
PHARMACIST Competent pharmacist wants
relief work for Sundays and evenlnssL SB 13,
Rep-qblic.
PIANIST "Wants position. Address Central
Hotel. Harry C Adams. Sixteenth and Olive.
STENOGRAPHER Position by oompetent
educated stenoprapher and office assistant;
moderate salary. EH 102. Republic.
STENOGRAPHER Experienced stenographer,
bookkeeper and general office man: 3100 month;
opn for engagement. E1U 11. Republic.
TAILOR Industrious vounc; man of net
appearance, wants to learn ths tailor trade.
ka 13. Republic.
WAITER Situation br first-claee
waiter. 2631 Sheridan ave.
colored
WORK Pos I tlon by youns; man. 23. In whole
sale house: good penman. BL. 2. Republic.
WORK Young: man wants steady work: has
hsd -experience as machinist's helper. Elf HS,
Republic
WORK Young- man Tiould like to do work
morning and een1ng In ex manga fcr room and
N-ard. EIj 7. Republic.
WORK situation by middle-aged German:
understands cAre-horse, now, bouse, lawn: with
references. EH E4. Rtpubl'c.
WORK Situation by reliable, trustworthy.
n.IddleHurcd man; experienced in house, yard
and stable work. EH IPS. Republic
WORK-Young man. thorousrhlv experienced
In carpets and furniture, desires a position
with some good house. EH 141. Republic.
WORK Man. German, mlddls-a;ed. married,
speaks English, with good education, wants
pnv kind of position nt World's Fair. EH 12.
Rerubfc.
WORK Situation by voung man who speaks
3erman, English. Italian and Arabian Ian
gunces: wants any kind of prsitlon through
World's Fair season; best of reference. EH SJ.
Republic.
HELP W ACTED FEMALE.
t-t iri-iriri i-.-n"ii-ii-irin.rLrLr
Waltreaaea.
vAwwwAewwwvssewww
ARM WAITRESS
First-lass. 706 Pire.
DININO-ROOM GIRL At once. 1118 N. Van.
deventcr.
DININO-ROOM GIRL
23S Franklin.
DINING-ROOM GIRL Girl for 'dlntng-roora
wort.. 2S42 Oilve.
DININO-ROOM GIRL-Experienced, at Bt.
Elmo Csfe. 3210 Olive.
DINING-ROOM OIRL-Bagy worlc
Bemect. 1403 N. Broaday.
Hotel
WAITRESSES Three wotrtrse.
lneton.
1218 Wash-
WAITRESS An exserlenosd waltrsts.
"acton are.
CIcrka - Callactera.
-..V-WWi--IMi-WVrfV
ACCOUNTANT. 1!1TC. Flrst-clsss lady ao
rruntant nnd stsmorrapher: mast b rapid la
figures; rive best cf referenoes: anawor adv.
TJ Vt. Reepnblle.
COUNTlfai GIRI-ltWr lunchroom;
wek and room. 12X Market, j
SAUiLADY n-rperlenced salaalaaV In drr
g-r-ds store: must spiait German. Apply Mn
g. Broadway.
HELP WAXTED FEMALE.
aAsseee
llouacsrorlc
GIRL First-class slrl: no irashlne. Ironlnjr
or outside work: must be uood cook, fits Maple.
IIOUSEGIRI. In small family: rood home.
MSiCJreer.
JJOUSEGlltI-Oirl for
2M( Ora.ols
(eneral houaeirork,
lIOUSEaiRL-airl for ceneral housnrorlc.
N. Newstead.
HOUEieolRlOuOtl rirl for general houee
Vork. SMI Cook.
HOL'6KGIRt-Gennan cirl for craeral house
work, am Maple.
HOUSBaiRL Good (Irl for general houit
nork. JS23 de eland.
HOUSEXSIRL-Qirl to do general housework.
2117 S. eighteenth st.
HOUSEGIRI White girl for general house
work wx N. Leonard.
HOUSBUIHL Good girl for general housework-
J71S Weet I'ine.
HOUSBaiRL-GIrl for
amsll family. U7 Page.
general housework!
HOL'SEGIRL Girl for general house work;
good wages. 3071 Russell.
HOKHUGtHL. Girl for general housework.
1C7 West I'ine Iwulovard.
HOUMFJlIRL-emall girl to help In houae
sork -313A Montyomeo.
HOUSEGIRL-Girl for general
467 Forest Park boulevard.
HOU8Eon!L-A German girl to do house
work. 3V8 Chouteau ave.
IIOUSEG1RL Girl for general housework; ro
waahlng. ttg St. Louis ae
IIO'.'SKOIRL Girl for general huusewom
email family 1M1 Wyoming.
HOUBKGIHIy-At once, a rood girl for gen
eral housework. 5278 Delmer.
HOUWU1F.L Girl for general housework;
small family. 5653 Cetes ave.
HOUbKGIRL Good white girl for general
housework Call 3007 Morgan.
HOUSEG1RL Good lrl to do general house
worli 3306 Iowa. G. Eyerman.
HOFSBGIRL White girl for general houie
irork: no washing. (303 Maple
HOUSKGIRI Good colored girl for house
work: small family. 3033 Clark.
HOL'tJEGIRL Girl for housework ln a fam
lly of two onlv. iB5 N. Whlttlsr st.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
family of three. Applv 2fi23 N. Grand
HOL'fTCOIIH-GIrl for general housework:
small famll: good wages S33 Flora.
HOLTSFaiRL-OIrl from 14 to IS to help In
general houeework. 1300 S Thirteenth
HOl'bEOIRL Girl for general housework;
rood wager 3Sft1 West Pine bouleiard
HOUSEGIRL For housework and dining
room, li St. Clair ave.. East St. I-ouis.
HOUSEGIRL-Girl for general housework;
no washing or ironing. &3s Shenandoah.
HOUSEGIRL First-class girl to do upstairs
housework and mending. 2146 Lafayette.
HOUSEGIRL A slrl for general housework:
private fa-mlly: good wages. 3S63 Pel.nar
HOL'SEGIRL A g'rl for general bousework;
no outside work: good wages 4-1fi Plmar.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
good wages: light housework. 3CLSA Ann.
HOUSEGIRL Girl fcr general housework;
small family: no children. 3722 Shenandoah.
HOUsnoiRL Girl for genera housework: a
e-ood thing for right rirl. 7313 S. Broadway.
HOL9E1GIRL-O!rl to do light housework and
aratst ln stcre: widow lady. 322 S Foutll St.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
sma'I fnn'i'v good wages. 3331 Washington.
HOUSEGIRI-Whlte girl to do cenoral houte
work: two In family : 314 monthly 424S Olive.
HOUSEWOMAN Colored woman for s-eneral
housework: wanes $20 per month oS34 Cates.
HOUSEGIRL-GIrl for general housework;
small faml'y: good wages. 3gg Cleveland ave.
HOUSEGIRL-Competent
housework: private family.
girl for aeceral
3417 Franklin ave.
HOUsnaiRL-GIrl to do light housework: two
ln family; no washing. 51K6A Kensington ave.
HOI'SEGTRL-ntrl to assist in light house
rork: small family: good wages. 313! Sheridan.
HOUSF3GIRL Good girl for general house
work. 382 Cleveland.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for housework: small fem
Ily: good salary: bring references. 3211 Lo
cust. HOUSEOIRL-Glrl for general housework:
eesy place: small family: good wages. 2621
A-ags
HOUSEGIRL Gii-: for general hoasawork:
smalt family; good wages: no washing. 1 Shaw
place.
HOUSJJGIRIJS Ten glrla. general housework:
U and H week. J2S Missouri ave.. Ekst St.
Louts.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
family of two: no waahlng; good wages. 1214
Park.
HOUSEOIRle-Nrat gin to assist In general
housework In small family: good home. 92S La
Balls.
HOUSEGIRle-Whlte girl for housework:
washing and Ironing: U a week. (043 Fair
mount. HOU3EGIRL Girl for general housework:
family of two; no washln-r or ironing. 1313A
S. Ninth.'
HOUSEGIRL Toung girl fir housework; no
washing or outside work: other help kept- 1722
Missouri.
HOU8EOIRL A good girl to do general
housework; no washing; or ironing. C23 Fair
mount sve.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
small family: good home. 1(23 Frederick ave..
Enst St. Louis.
HOUSEGIRL Gin for general housework;
good wages 2?25 Whlttemore place, west aide of
Lafayette Park.
HOL'SEQIRL-Girl for general housework: no
washing or Ironing; small family; good wages.
240 Henrietta.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
no washing or outside work; small family. 4118
Westminster place.
HOUSEWOMAN Woman or girl for house
work Aprlv Park Hotel. 2034 East Broad
way, East St. Louis.
HOUSEGIRL-Good girl for general house
work: small family: no boardera; refcrenceg
required. fillSMortan.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
small family: no washing: good wages. 3346
Forest Park boulevard.
HOUSEGIRL Girl to do general housework;
two In family. 1711 Simpson place. (South
side of Lafayette pai-Sl
HOUSEGIRL Girt for general housework:
small famllv: nice home; good wages; German
preferred. 2841 Thomqjs.
HOUSEGIRL. Girl for general housework:
no washing:. Ironing or cooking; two In family;
good wsges. H23 Walton.
HOUSEOIRI, OR WOMAN For general
housework: good place; onlr three rooms; good
wages. 2003 Sheridan ae.
HOUSEGIRL. Girl or woman who speaks
German for general housework; small family;
no cooking. 2312 Lafayette.
HOCSEtHRL- Girt Immediately for house-
work; no washing and Ironing.
Telephone;
jjeimar ssi. -till west jrxne.
HOUSEOIRL Girl or middle-aged white
woman for general housework In small fam
ily: 318 per month. 1027 Whlttier.
HOUSEOIRI Girl for general housework:
small family; good wages: good home; can go
home nights: small flat. 3928 Shenandoah.
HOUSEGIRLNeat girl for general house
work. In flat; two In family: no children;
wages $16. Call or telephone C IS79. 3413 Lucas.
HOUSEGIRL- Girl experienced In general
housework: family of two; good horn and
wages; come prspared to work. 214$ S. Jeffer
son. IIOUSDGIRL-Good. strong white girt for
general housework: good pay: country girl pre
ferred: good home for right person, fiogi cota
Brllllante.
HOUSBWORK Girl for general housework:
no washing, ironing or cooking. 3329 La
clede. Kara).
NURSE A rood. girl to take care of child
2 years aid. MM Cabanne.
NURSE Neat girl as assistant nurse: refer
ence required. 3745 Lindell.
NURSE Experienced nurse; white; refer
ences required. Call Lorreine Hotel, Lindell
and Bcvle. room 83.
NURSK EBperlenc-d. middle-aged lady, po
sition taking care of lady In confinement case;
do light housework. EL 9. Republic.
Ca-oko.
COOK At Cresoent Cafe. 2S0O Locust st. Ap
ply early.
COOK 320; houseglrl. 318.
-J14 Page.
COOK. ETC Cock and dishwasher at 421S
Finney ave.
COOK A good cook.
1003 Chouteau.
COOK Steady colored lady for cook In board,
lng-house. 3314 Pine.
COOK
First-class cook. 2?3 Pine.
COOK Good cook- no washing or Iron'ng;
good wages. 3107 Morgan.
COOK .
A good cook. 2913 lAwton.
COOK First-class cook: also a good waitress
for boarding-house. ta4 Llndetl-
COOK First-class German cook: good wages;
bring reference. 2148 Lafayette.
COOK Experienced rook; reference re
qulred: applv Immediately. 3040 Lindell.
COOK Good girl to cook and da general
housework. Apply 5903 Page, corner Hamilton.
COOK A good German cook: references re-
Sulred. Apply southwest corner Taylor and Lin
ell. COOK Good e-lrl for cooking and general
housework: no laundry work; good wages. 52SS
Maple.
COOK Flrst-clas cook: small family; a-ood
home and wage to competent person; reference.
Apply 4ia West Pine st-
COOK Girl to cook and do general house
work ln small family: no washing; 320 per
month. 3S40 Westminster.
HOTEL RANGES
CHARTER OAK STOVE & RANGE CO.
' t.U!f AKD CASS ATK.
1 yX1
I AN APRILSHOWER . 1
5 C 0F H-E&U1-T& FOLLOWS THE USE OT J '
loli REPUBLrc Want Ads. thetrz good nS2
wY&p IKALLSEAS0K8 AHD BETTER. Q9 I '!'
2jrogr THAH EVTSR BEFORE. ' J i
BELP WAHTED rKMALK.
MeeNvNeerfMeMeNAr.
Thai Iraass.
gWWWWWWiwVMWv e eM.A .
BIOTJEnT GIRLS Buachart
Jk Bro. ISIS
Locust st.
IHNDRRY GIRt Eaperlenced book foldera.
Shulta Printing Co . 1017 Morgan st.
CUMsXft-lTOK Lady; steady work to compe
tent person. Apply at 1313 Holland building.
COMPOSITORS Ladv compositors for two
weeks work Apply Central Liw Journal of
fice. 313 on-., room 7.
FBEDERP Girls to feed Job prees.
Claj ton A Sons. 211 Locust at.
A. C
FOLDERA ETC. Shirt-waist rollers, press-era-
and glrbt to run button-hole machines; good
pay, li N Eighth, between Washington and
Iucas.
(HRUS-In hlnden. G-. D.
Laclede and Vandet. enter
Barnard & Co..
OPERATORS On ladles muslin underwear
learners taken and paid while learning. 71
K. Seventh at.
OPERATORS-Olrle to operate light running
sewing machines; easy work. Apply Rawlings
Sporting Goods Co.. 620 Locust rt.
SHIRT WAIST MAKERS We pav the high
est prices and the easiest system: steady work
alwavs. Ollan Bros.. 717 Lucas.
SKIRTMAKERS. ETC. Sklrtroakers: also
girls to learn. Faultless Skirt Mfg. Co.. 703
Lucas.
SKIKTMAKHRS-Muet be experienced: ateadr
work all eac: good wages. ProgTess Mfg.
Co.. 717-713 Lucas.
HKIRTMAKERS ESperlenced eklrtmakers:
steady work: good pay: power machines. Apply
at Mever 6c Goeisllng's. 717 N. Eleventh st.
SKJRTMAKERE Fifty akiitmakirt; guaran
teed best price in city: steady work. Call at
ones; you will maka money. Susmaa Bros.. 710
Lucas.
TAILORESS To help co-umaker. 20 8.
Fourth at., room 20.
VE8TMAKES8 Experienced vestmaksri. ft
to 112 a week, according to work. 471 Lynch.
Laa-aaraaaejau
yWWMMMMveweeeMM AMe-
LAUNDRESS First-class
laundresm. 2C39
Cote Brllllante.
. j.' -H come Thursday rooming ready
for work. 8732 Olive.
LAUNDRESS Good laundress Immediately to
take family washing home. 4111 West Pipe.
LAUNDRESS First-class white H undress;
coma prepared to wash; steady work. 4l
Flod.
LAUNDRESS Laundress wishes small bun
dles of washing to take homo. Mrs. Tooley. 4336
Cozens are.
LAUNDRESS First-class laundress to tslre
home family washing. Apply In morning. Z943A
Mcpherson.
LAUNDRESS Laundry girl, white, at Wash
ington University dub. Com readv to work.
323 N. Ewlng.
MARKER. ETC. Marker and eeeorter; first
class wages; also starchers. New Amnrlcan
Laundry Co . Twenty-first and Morgan.
Drwsaaaakrrs staid se-aaaatrvaasia.
ee--le."..Me,--'ei.' m . .ne n
DRESSMAKER A
first-class dressmaker.
4484 Morgan.
DRESSMAKERS Two dressmakers and halj
rs.. 13M Bait.
DRESSMAKER
At once. SS30 Flntn-s.
DRESSMAKER Dressmaker wants experi
enced help on waists and skirts. B424 Wind
sor. DRESSMAKERS. ETC Immediately. by
Miss McGrath. formerly of 3521 Lindell boule
vard, now of 4111A Olive, two dressmakera and
apprentice girls to learn.
OIRt Girl to work on custom coata; Cnleh
rs and ed( band. Apply 333 Pine, room 19,
third floor.
OPERATOR On cuetom panta.
cmt, B-pc-ond floor.
Call 1023 U-
SEAMSTRESSES Ladles to make wrmptxri;
good pay: rtcadr work. Apply 110 X. High at.
StvaoKrav&crm
i----M-awawl--'Nls---Btai
STE3NOORAPHERS Competent. expriced
lady stenocrmptiera; refff.. iS. HO; suppllc. $8.
IVIyh Broa.. iQ Century.
STENOGRAPHER: nrliht younic lady: wlll
lnr to rftart at S3 per week: no objeectlon to
baylnn-er. EI 3. Republic.
Night School
JONES HTSNDERSO-f BUSINESS COL
LEGE. GRAND AVBNUB AND WINDSOR
PLACE (OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL. Thor
ough indlrldual instruction ln shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping and all English branches.
Positions procured. Dav Three months, 135;
one month. 110. Night IS per month. Call or
write for Illustrated catalogue. Both phones.
Barnes Business College,
Board of Education building, 911 Locust street;
twenty-third year; eight experienced Instructors
splendid equipment; personal Instruction. Call
or write for catalogue.
OUR Employment Bureau furnish
the best and most competent stenogra
phers and typewriters without charge
to employer or employe.
UNDERWOOD TSPBWRITER CO.
Tit Pins St.
MERCANTILE COILEO.E.
'Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Typewriting, Penn
manshlo. etc.
Will remove to Dolph hulld'ng Seventh and
Locutt sts. May 1.
Day school open all year.
HAYWARD'S
Business and Shorthand College. 219. 320. 331 and
323 Odd Fellows building. Indlrldnal instruction
ln Shorthand. Typewriting. Bookkeeping. Arlth
metlc and Penmanship. Phone tli day and ntght.
Dnughon'tl', Collega
Cor. Tenth and Olive. Chain of 12 colleges. In
corporated 3300.000 CO. Fourteen bankers on
Board of Directors Bookkeeping, shorthand,
etc. DAT and NIGHT. Only college In city
that ha cermlsslon to tsaeh DRAUOHONS
superior and COPYRIGHTED system of Book
keeping a system Indorsed by BUSINESS
M&Itf from MalnA to California. Draurhon's
diploma represents in business circles what
i ale or Harvard's repre!nts In literary drelea.
Position secured or MONEY REFUNDED.
Call or send for catalogue. Both phones.
"Hltuiellaraeotaa.
tvseweeeeeeiAeiMV.VANV
ADDRESSERS Experienced
vounrr ladles:
mrg.. s: puDiisning. vj
Bros.. Century.
railroad. 3SS.
Leigh
CASHIER Young lady aa cashier ln Turk
lsh bath. Call at 321 Locust st.
CHAMBERMAID At one; colored cham
bermald. Hotel de Paris, 2C3H N. IPghth st.
CHAMBERMAID A colored girl for cham
berwork. Apply at Columbian Hotel, corner
Ninth and Chestnut sts.
DINING-ROC-M GIRL Girl for nlnlng-rcom
In restaurant: can give room. 4g83 Delmar.
DISHWA8HKR Woman for dishwashing. 105
N. Sixth.
DISHWASHER Woman dishwasher, at Model
Restaurant. Wl N. Seventh st.
DISHWASHER Woman or man to wash
dishes in restaurant; com ready for work.
3100 Olive.
GIRLS Over it year old. at (IS N. Second
street.
GIRL-For boarding-house.
Chester.
1025 Old Man-
GinLP Two girls to work on custom coats.
15J7A Carr.
OIRL-To assist
Franklin ave.
In dressmaking. 2214H
OIRLfJ Apply St. Louis Cigar Box Co.. 111
32 N. Broadwav.
GIRL Girl or woman to work In pantry.
1013 N. Broadway.
GIRL Small girl to wait on candy nor and
lae-creasa parlor. (121 Easton.
HKLP WAJITBD-ITEMA1.B.
VtfSS-'iwi-w ii wsieev-.".eeesW'S
Mlscellaneotii.
eveew rfeee .M-e-.i'-ieM
GIRLS Ten strong girls. 18 -rears and oxer;
IS per week to start. Z23 N. Main.
GIHLS To sew on custom pants; a smeal
Clrl to sew on buttons. 105 IC. Eighth st.
GIRI For hand machine; piece work;
earning from to t!2 week. 2719 Chippewa.
OIRLS To sew on coats and some to learn.
2Slo tilppewa at., between Oregon and Ne
braska. GIRL Good girl or woman to work In lunch
stand: experience not necessary; good wages.
1424 Cass.
G1RL To work In twkery and take care of
three rooms; tl week and board: hours. 7 to 7.
1301 N. Grand.
GIRLS Over 18 vears of age to learn ln pack
ing, rrledman Bros. Shoe Co.. Paolttii factory.
Jeffererm and Madison.
GIRLS 13 to It years, for light fsttory work;
experience not necessary. Inland Type Foun
dry. Twelfth and Locust.
GIRLS Bright young girls 13 to 25 years of
age to fold linen. American Ldundry Co.,
Twenty-first and Morgan.
GIRLS One hundred girls, to learn artificial
flower maklag; paid while learning: steady
work. Lubsn A Goodman. 1321 Washington.
GIRLS lr telephene work: bright and act
ive girls between II and II years old. to operate
telephone board: experience not nesarr:per
manent positions to competent persons. EElJa
Republic.
HOUSEMAIL Competent housemaid for up
stairs work. 4532 Lindell.
LABHLER-Glrl.
ties. 114 Market.
age about 17. to label bot-
LARELER Ladv with experience to label
canned goods. CIS Locust.
LADIES Steadv home work: S3 to tie week
ly: no branches. Room 421. 731 Olive.
LADIES Home work, (tamping patterns:
?!?. w.,ri'-'.7 Fa-r nofsltles; 14 to ll weekly.
Holland building, roam 403; branch. 111 Olive,
room 314.
L4JJIFS To learn hatr dressing, manicuring
or facial massage: short method, by free- clinic
four weekscompIetes: nosltlona watting our
graduates. Call or write Molar College, U10
LAD1 to travel and Interview representative
weople at their homes: no collecting or deliv
ering: hours to 4: experience may be dis
pensed with If otherwise competent; guoran-
Henderson.
--. wj vn tiiaaati, iv 10 S. V. ,
Chestnut st-
LADIES WANTED Everywhere, copying
letters at home, spore time, and return them
to ua: no mailing or canvassing; good pay; no
materials to buy: send reply envelope for par
ticular! and wages we pay. Guarantea dora
pany. Dept. W 33. Philadelphia. Pa.
J!,lPD,5?B"'OE? i'5j' ,0 Mt"t ln lunchroom.
923 N. Fourteenth.
OPERATORS On Bon ax embroidery mo
Room SOX Mcrmod-Jaocard bide.
TOUNG lady to run supellng machine and
...P i" bI"e-T: steady work. Bust-hart Bros..
1j16 Locust st.
HET.P "WA3TTED MALFJ.
-'"'' ..-.---l-l - -Lnjij-i.rix
Bo-ra.
r0ffu000tm0
BOY To wash bottlea ui heln i mm.
v BOT Good dot to Itrn baktr tiuda. tsn
DOTS-Two boya about II year. Apply 07
Ann are.
BOY Oood errand boy.
Locust st.
Basel-art Bro, M16
Fifteenth1503'"' " ' lt: M to M wk x:o N-
BOr To deliver horses to horso show. 341
8. Jelferson.
BOY strong boy to work hj grocery.
i0 Delmar.
Apply
1JOY Boy to assist In houaeworlc Can H14
Bartmer ave.
. JJOTGooJ- honest boy to work ln drn-e store
1801 aiauteau.
BOY strong boy to learn the baker trade.
M1 Mersmec at.
BOY
33 Pine, room 33.
BOJ Small boy., Loula Buscn. cleaner and
dver. 514 Pine St.
5C? fina?-000 "" A'.Mo'-0t-
BOY To work around house for room aad
board. 3119 Pine st.
BOY
Apply Rtll N. Tenth at.
BOY For general work ln grocery store and
saloon. 370A S. Jefferson.
BOY Boy from H to it, for men's funuh.
Ing store. 414 N. Seventh.
BOY Errand bov: references: 31 to
week to begin. 41041 Olive.
3E per
BOY Strong: between U and SO, to work In
factory. Call 58t N- Commercial.
BOYS Boys 14 yeans or over. Mengel Box
Co.. Folsorr snd Lawrane. avea.
BOY Strong boy. 18 years of ags. at once.
Wslker Gordon Laboratory. 332 Boston.
BOYJMust be 14 year jld; 34 per wk.
Columbia Box Co.. Nineteenth and North Mar
ket st.
BOi Industrious boy to learn the fur busi
ness; pay while learning. Halman. tX Frank,
lln ave.
BOY About 16 or 17 year old. to work in
drug tote. Address, with reference. SY 29,
Republic
BOY-Colored 'boy to assist ln wholesale
house: must furnish reference; 38 a week. Ap
ply :01 S. Fourth t.
BOY Good boy who has on. or two vears' ex
perlrnce In the Wcycl business. Call 813 N.
Fourteenth or 2101 Arsenal.
ELEVATOR BOY Experienced passenger
elevator boy: must be 18 years old and have
good references. Singer Bros.. Ninth and Jju
cas ave.
ERRAND ROY One living In the West End
preferred. 705 Pino st.. second floor.
IIOUSEBOY-Good
teau ave.
houseboy.
1003 Chou-
OFFICE BOY Bright office boy for railroad
office: St to 33.W per week to tort: excellent
oppo.tuntty for advancement; state age and ref.
.renoea In own handwriting. BK 114. Republic
Clcrlca ouael Collrcton.
v.ini,
- - - -
v icntv. Asian sTocerv eierre: good onemnc;
right man; promotion; 312 week start. Autocrat.
818A Pine.
CLE-RKS-Billlng. shipping and miscellaneous
clerical positions; 33 to 315. Leigh Broa, 1(86
Century bldg.
CLERK. ETC Young man to work In whole
sal. grocery house; 314 week. Apply 918 Lo
cust, upstairs.
CLERKS Shipping, receiving and bill clerks
Exposition, wholesale and mfg. concern:
steady. Autocrat. 81&A Pine.
CLERKS-Grocery clerk. 312 to 314; hotel. 31.
board; shipping, receiving and bill clerks. 310
to 315. American Business Bureau. 919 Olive.
CLERK Young man for clerk In cigar stand:
must have good reference and b. experienced:
state age and wher srrrployed lost. EH 134.
Republic.
CLERKS Assistant bookkeeper. 3C0: time
keeper. 3(0: otBce manager. STS: bookkeeper. r:o
traveling salesman, 886. expense: collector.
American Business Bureau. 919 Ollv.
DRt:o CLERK-Junlor; at once.
4MI Evans.
DRUO CLERK Graduated drug clerk; must
speak. English and German; work at Lead
vllle. Col.; good salary. Call 4K. N. Broad
way. GROCERY CLERK First-class grocery clerk-
io wonc in rue-err son saioun; must nay. ex
perience ana citv ixi
Co.. 2144 Cos ave.
references. John J. Gockel
MAN Young man for shipping room. thor.
oughly acquainted with elty. by a Broadwar
department store: state experlenc and salary,
tri 157. Republic
STENOGRAPHER Bright ma." tnotrsph(r;
must' understand the pipe-fitting plumbers sup
ply business. Autocrat. 818A Pine.
Waltera.
twsessev-ws-essesosseiwwessjvsss
WATrER-nxnerlaneed waiter:
come ready
to work. 2331 Olive.
WAITER Experienced white head waiter.
Westmoreland Hotel. Taylor and Maryland.
HELP WA!TKD MALE.
The Tradea
j00j004
BAND SAWTER. ETC. Band t-gwyer. hp-
er and sticker band.
Appjy iw SM.
George.
street, city.
BARBBR Good
way.
4: s.
BARBER Good barber, at once.
2S0S Eoatnn.
LIARBKH Call at once,
gan and Kansas.
J. C. Creek. Mlchl-
BAJIRER
S2E S. Fourteenth St.
BARBER Good, steady barber; wage guar
anteed. 3227 Eaaton.
BARBER A good single barber at once; good
wages. SI30 N. Broadway.
BARBER First-class barber: wages guaran
teed: at once. $17 N. Seventh at- '
BARBER Toung barber with about
year's experience. TJ 32. Republic
IIARBEH Good barber, at ence; Itt guar
anteed. Henry Ewe. 4S32 N. Broadway.
B.-..IBKR Younff man bsrber. having two
years' experience. Call at S17 N. Seventh.
IIAIIBBI: Steady work for union barber ev
ery Saturday and Sunday. Apply to 1841 N.
Broadway.
BARBER An apprentice who has had about
ulghteen months' experience, to finish learning
trade. 'K41 Graolr.
BLACKSMITH-Carrlage blacksmith. 1215 N.
Broa ri w a y.
BLACKSMITH
S12 Clark ae.
BLACKSMITH A good blacksmith. InTJlre
SSf) Gravols aie.
IlIVCKSMrfllS. EIC Carriage and wagon
hlack-mltlis: also painter. 32.1 N. Sixth.
DtJSHELMAN First-class bushIman.
Gravols.
BUSIIELMAN A gud bushel-nan. -444 Mor
gan at.
CABINETMAKJC.R8-ExperIen-ed
makers. Hollrah-Dleckmann R. A
Eighth st. and Park ave.
cablnet-
r. co..
CARPENTERS Five carpenters. 6 S.
enth st.
CARPENTERS Three carpenters.
Seventh and Barton.
Call at
CARPENTERS Twenty carpenter fcr rail
road work. Jas. Downs. 4 N. Ninth.
CARPENTERS First-class carpenters: must
be gcd mechanics; top wages; steady worlc.
8I5A Pine second floor.
CARRIAGE PAINTER Good corrlajte paint
er. HOT Menard.
CARRIAGE WOODWORKER-Steady
Joseph J. Ixine (Carriage Co.. 4713 Delmar.
lob.
CAHHIAGnSMITH-Paylng porttlon for goal
mechanic. Embree-McLean Carrlags Co.. 1S17
Olive st.
CLEANERS Wall-paper and fresco- paint
cleaners: experienced, sober, neat workmen:
best wages; steady work. Absorene Co. 207
Pine.
COMPOSITORS On book work.
Printing Company. 1017 Morgan at.
Shultz
COM TOSITORS Good brief mmposltors. Ap
ply Central Law Journal office. S1J Olive.
room 17.
COOK-Good
Olive.
short-order man cook. 2112
COOK Good cook for second work: must be
up to date: with references. Land's Restau
rant. 3225 Olive.
COOK rirst-class restaurant or merchants'
lunch cook: hours 7 to S: no Sunday work. Mrs.
Lloyd. 121C Cass
COOK flood colored man as cook, private
family: must come well recommended. Apply
room 510. fifth floor. Equitably building.
tTUTTER First-class cutter: sash, door and
blind factory. Apply 1520 Market.
ENGINEERS For gasoline engines. Apply
with references to General Compressed Air
House Cleaning Co.. 3133 Olive st.
ENGINEERS All members of Local No. li
to attend meeting Wednesday evening. April
t, ill o'clock at Fraternal Hall. Eleventh and
Franklin pre.; bring your membership book
and pay your dues, so the- three tocala can
consolidate In one local J. E. FLEMING.
President.
Jas. Johnson. Financial Secretary.
GRINDER Champ
Chouteau.
Spring Company. 2117
LABORER Toung man with experience on
wnod-working planer. 2630 N. nrteentn.
MAN To recone office chairs. Call at Mona
House. 203 N. Sixth.
MAN First-class man for resaw machine and
to do heavy ripping. Apply 1530 Market.
MATTRKS3-MAKER-A good matti-e-mak-r:
hand-filler. Stchle A Son. 14.TS Franklin.
MECHANICS First-class mechanics for
flooring machine and planing. Apply 1E0, Mar
ket, i
MACHINE HAND. 'ETC. Tenon machine
hand: also bench hands; aash and door fac
tory. 1T0O Old Manchester.
MEAT-CUTTER Good meat-cutter.
Franklin:
MEAT CUTTER Apply
tier t-t. 7
early.. SIS tVMt-
MEMBKRST International Union En;trH-sr.'
Locals Nos. "2. 42 and 41. are requested to at
tend mass meeting Saturday evening, April 9.
at 'Wallhalla Hall: nomination of officers for
new local. CONSOLIDATION COMMITTEE.
MOLDERS. ETC Brass molders. core-mak-er,
brass workers, chandelier makers, polish
era, buffers, etc., to stay away from Chicago:
strike on.
OPERATOR nrsK'us operator on consol
idated lasting machine: men's welts Hamilton
Brawn Bhoe Co.. factory. Twentr-BTst st.
PAINTER-Fmir carriage painters.
Long Car Co. 4118 Delmar.
Jos J.
PAINTERS Carriage painters: all-around
men- Modem Wagon and Carriage Co.. IMS
Papln. -
PAINTERS-tSood ean-lag. painter wanted
at once, central Carriage and Wagon Co..
Twenty-first and Eugenia.
PAPER HANGER-Flrst-clos paper hanger.
Lynn Co.. -604 Potlt ave.
PAPER HANOERE-At once.
Wall Paper Co.. U Pin, st.
Louis Voig-ht
PAP"SR HANG KR T. Lorl.
and Frescoing Co.. 42D9 Olive.
Wall Paper
PAPER HANGER Good paper hanger: steady
work. Banforth. am Kcsruth.
PAPER HANGER First-els, paper hanger.
Geo. P. Mueller. 16 Gravols ave.
PAPER HANGERS Good paper hanger, at
once. Apply Lewis Volght Wall Paper Com
panv. 912 Pine.
PHOTOGRAPHER Toung man. up In pho
tography work: state experience, reference and
anlary expected. EH 31 Republic.
PUJMBE-R
4343 Olive.
PLUMBERS Nonunion: ateady work for good
men: plumbers laborer also. Corn Bros.. 4352
Easton.
PRKS3ER To work In tailor shop. J. Keller,
3143 Ollv..
RIP8AWYER Experienced rlpsawyer. with
experienc. In sash and door factory. Huttlar
Saah and Door Co.. 1204 Manchester read.
SASHMAKER Must be oompetent to lar nut
work: ateady lob. Broadwa- Planing Mills.
3330 N. Broadway.
SHOEMAKER Flrst-clas shoemaker on la
dies' work. iS5A Olive st.
SHOEMAKER Good shoe repairer at one.
Matthews. 1019 N. Vandeventer.
SHORMAKER Flrst-c'a shoemaker at once.
4405 suburban agaeK. corner jiewsteaa.
aunn fitters Of all kinds. .lohanaen
Bros. Shoe Co.. factory B. 3?C Laclede.
SHOE CUTTERS To see boot and ahoe cut
tera manual and reference book. 2730 N. Jeffer
son ave.
SHOEMAKER Old respectable man: rood
home: steady work: on repair. Wilson's. ItlOH
N. Sixth st.
SIGN PAINTER Call at once.
Eighteenth at.
nt N.
STONE CUTTERS Thrtw aton eutbtm. Ap
ply 821 Walnwright buildlnr. or Theresa, ar.
and Rutger St.. H. F. Gruetzemacher A Co.
STRAW-THATCHEB Tr thatch a house. Ao
ply Wednesday morning. 31S3 Pin..
TAILOR
9 N. Fourteenth st.
TAILOR
At ones. Call at 812 S. Fourth.
TAILOR
8teady work. 2729 Franklin ave.
TINNER Good tinner and helper at 8U0 N.
Broadway.
TINNERS
14 S. Main st.
TINNER
Good tinner. 8725 S. Broadway.
TINNERS To put on Iron sheeting at Fra
ternal riom. Hotel, one biocK west of end of
Chouteau ave. car.
I .. .
ufc'wuLATEKisKS two tnoroughiy
thoroughly
ezpcriencea upnoisierers. Apply super-
Intendent Scruggs, Vandervoort & Bar
- n-pv Orv Goods Co.
i
n
Ste-aoa-rapliera.
--i----i- - -ii 1 nr.-ii-iii.irii'ii'.ririi.
STENOGRAPHER A vouxur man with exne-
rlence ln the stock-yard bualnesa. Apply at 833
Pine st.
SENOGRAPHERS Fifteen male stenog
raphers for railroad and mercantile vacancies;
336 to 375. Leigh Bros.
Laborer.
CAHPHCTERS Twenty corrtenter for -rail.
rood work. Jas. Down. 4 X. Ninth St.
CARPENTERS 100 house and bridge carpen
ter., 40c per hour; union coal miners, ill.; R. R.
laborer. South. Tim Sullivan, 21 S. Seven
tecntli st.
LABORERS-Champ
Chouteau.
iprlng Company. 2317
LABORERS Twenty-flv laborers,
and Russell. J. Maloney.
Twelfth
LABORERS Six nonunion laborers, at once.
Cabanne Plumbing Co.. 921 N- King highway.
QUARRYMEN-Long job.
and Scott ay.
aknmks. Montrose
TEAMS To haul macadam. Grand and Hick
ory. G. Eyerman A Bros.
TEAMS to haul macadam' long Job. Apply
Montrose and Scott ave. Skralnka Construe
tlon Co.
LABORERS, ATTEJTTIOPIl
Wanted Steam-drill runner. 3I.7J per day;
lug uviior--Ti- ior lunxisi wonc. si... per aar;
to men for Frisco R. R.r extra cane. 81.80 per
uaj. imwu ...sv. iiafljKvn ua nHain.
era. "treat.
31.7i: flunkies R. R. camp: tree pas.
JOS.
Down. N. Nlntn at.
HELP WASTED MALE.
Lafenrc-ns.
s.si'... i eeeeM
TEAMS, ETCi'-Twenty-flve teams, with big
beds, and laborrxs. on Twelfth st. and RusaeQ
avw.: two months work. J. Moloney.
TUN teams, with altpa: K per day. Siberia.
building, on thi 11k-. World Fair.
KOENIG'9 LABOR ACENCT. C12 WAL
NUT ST.
lir-.TAUUSHED 1S73.
Conducted on strictly business principles, all
work guarantecrl as represented.
Wanted five hundred laborers and tearaite-a
for new railroads in Missouri. Iliino.s. Indi
ana. Ohio and Kansas: free pass to all
Two hundred laborers for extra gangi rail
road company work: money any time; free nana.
Farm hands, gardeners, mbkers. man for brl
iate place, can p cooks, waiters, blacksmiths.
If vou wont work apply to the oldest, most
Mllabla and re.ponslbl. labor agency in lu
KOENIG'S LABOR ACENCT
612 Walnut st.
Ulscellaneoa.
i -,-nnim l m.iK
AANsVNrVM
ALL people looking for work call n .
largest and onl .Incorporated) raipfojment ,
l Ol'l?eSt- L0U'- Ar' B-Sln"-JsmEureau:
BARTHNDER-Second-Clasj bartender- s-n
3751 "Sssl ,ftr ' !-? J .V&
ethSPnESS.""1"" hthlack: non,
KlSfh . aPP!-- Apply Mc.Vamara, K5 N.
CHECKERS. BTC r-heeiteri trucke-, a,d
freight handlers, for Fa'.- grcundi poslfeoi
guaranteed. Appl sis rin-. ' ' P'-'-ons
!???& Ea'sfen!'""" 'm:al "'"
COACJIM ;z
Apply ll"w pt. Argn ave.
IJISHWASIIER-Man to wa.h dish's J4TJ
. DRIVERS JJ to J70: wsgen helpe-s J2 to
37 CO: positions rnaranteed. Appl giB Pice.
DRIVER Young man. 19 or 20 veare cf axe,
to drive express wagon on commlselcn. good
money. 110 H. Sixth st.
DRIVERS WANTED-Experlenced drivers,
familiar with the city. Apply at stables of St.
Louis Transfer Co.. St. Louis and East St. Louis
FACTORY WORKERS-Two handy fsetorr
workers; H2 week start: rapid promotion, no
experience. Autocrat. !15A Pine.
FLOORMAN Good doorman, at once. 2512
Nebraska.
FLOORMAN Good fiocrman.
212 Nebraska.
FLORIST Also a man to be of general use
I f!orit buslre". Apply to W. w. Rertzing.
7380 Old Maneheitir. Maplewood Station.
HELPERS, machinists. J2 dav: factory hand.
II. K: oilers: f.rman. American Business Bu
reau. 319 Olive.
HOSTLER Experienced hostter; ! per weejj
and board. Cherokee, and Texas.
HOUSEMAN Man for house snd jard work.
.vppiv laimeoiateir. gjw x.inqeu.
HOITSFTiAAN A ervwT men fn, hm.amr1r-
Hilling's Hotel. Seventh and Walnut.
HOUSEMAN German, who understanda gar-
aen wqrs: rererences renuireq. sia la-cust ec
HOUSEMAN Good houseman, who know
how tn take can cf lawn; references. 1W St.
Ange ave.
LABORERS-Colored laborers. St. Louie Mal
leable Castlrg Co.. 7SO) N. Broadway.
JANITOR Mutt come well recommended- Ap
ply General Coinoressed Air Housre Cleanitus
Co.. 3332 Olive rt.
MACHINISTS. ETC Machinists, carpenters,
painters, fireman: blacksmitns and helpers!
steady work; pcsltlons guaranteed. Arply SIB
Pine.
MAN Man for cleaning carpets.
Sixth st.
sos jr.
MAN To work around boardlng-hcuse.
Morgan.
2t4
MAN To haul ashes.
Taylor and Maryland.
Webtmoreland Hotel
MAN Good man for stable wor: atats oa-a
and reference. EH 44. Republic.
MAN To assist selling wall paper; must Da
well educated. ST 30. Republic.
MAN With rubber shoes to pick electrical
currents. Z. Gol.brault. sa Pin st.
MAN To attend borsf-s and holD In slaugb
ler-honae. 4ttA Natural Bridge read.
MAN Reliable man to tend hcrse and lawnj
wages tin. Apply 214 X. Main, upstairs.
MAN Toung man to check In railroad freight
house: Ks month.. Apply 91S Locust, ppstalrs.
MAN Man to corse ln dally and attend to
steps, etc: references. Apply Q West Pine.
MAN Bright 3ouna- man; World"! Fair city
position: good pay; ateady. Second floor. Sl&A
Pine.
MAX Young man or a boy: somewhat ex
perienced at painting or training. Apply at
-MIS 8. Thirteenth at.
MAN Toung toon to ass'st traveling -nli-man
pack samples: 142 month and expense.
Apply Mg Locust, tipgiairs.
MAN Toung- man apprentice on leather
wO!k:aood. steady man. Apply- at Xoken BAr
ber's Supply CO.. 13 Market.
MAN Toanc man to maS? himself renersllr
"Useful: one of wall-paper experience preferred.
irwis vorgnt vvrui s-aper UJrn-ianr. -u nns.
MAN One who folrlv understand care, of
horse, and veHc4s: must 1 strtctlr sol-r and
Industrious: none other need apply. Ill"; Bv
Jefferson ave.
MAN AND WIFE Woman for general house
work: man to do chores about plac-: good
wages, and good home. R. . McCallec 30S
Olive.
MAN To run beating furnace and do gen
eral porter work. In wholehalc notion hour.;
state experience and wages wanted. XR 74,
Republic-
MEN For who'esale houses, ttz week: ware
house men. 314: -necwer. truckers and freight
handlers, SIX 315. American Business Bureau.
919 Olive.
MEN Two youns; men. from country pre
ferred, to work In wholesale grocery housel
311 week: chanc to advance, -".jiply SIS Locust,
upstair.
MAN To take car. of hoe. cow and gar
den; to be handy with too'.s. Room 2 Westlicbe
Post building. Broadway and Market st. J. 3.
Freudensteln.
Men Several young men: work In shlppmg:
and packing department wholesale dry good
house: good wages: chance tr advance. Apply
918 Lccurt. untrtalrs.
MAN and wife: wife
must
be a good
cook; man must be
driver and
horseman- Atralv mom 13 fifth floor. lcraltai
ble building: must come w-U recommended.
MEN "ft ANTED Mia to -. 21arrta "rmlnss
ta-np 34 shoes. 407 N. Sixth st.
MEN Active young men: Inside- factory worlct
learn trades: 312'week: ffuaranteed. Apply 314
Pin.
MEN Two handy men for ahlpntng roomt
wholesale vinegar company; 312 weak. Apply 8M
Pine.
MEN Two young men: position of trust
wholesale house; must com. rscommexTded. An
tocrat. 81SA Pine.
MEN Ten young men. to do distributing, at
one. Stout.Williamaen Ad7. Co.. Thlrd and!
Washington are.
MEN Colored fartorr hands, al week: nor.
ten, housemen and Janitor. American Bum
nes. Bureau. 919 Olive.
MEN Thro young men to run on passeng"
train: 31$ to 320 week: through daylight runs
now onen. Apply 911 Locust, upstairs.
MILKER White man to milk cow: will ex
change nice, basement room and breakfast for
services. Call 44S1 live s".
PACKERS Experienced glass and queens
ware packer. Missouri Glass Co 908 Clark ave-.
PORTER Good co'ored porter for barbeg
shop, sit N. Sixth st.
PORTER Good man for porter work in sa
loon and Help at bar. 4141 N. Grand.
STRONG young men for locomotivo flremea
on Missouri, Illinois and ether railroads: a0
brnkemen: firemen aversgo 38 monthly, beeoma
engineers and average 8125: brak'tuMi averaga
880. becocn. conductor end average 3105: noma
position preferred: send stamp for particu
lars. Railway Association. Box 37. Station IV
Brooklyn. N. T. .
TRACKMEJi Fifty trackmen:
house furnished. M8 S. Seventh.
boarding-
TRUCKERS. ETC. Truckers, drivers and
wagon help-rs: decorator and helper, and oth
er kinds of help for World Fair grounds. Ap
ply 913 Locust, upstairs.
WANTED Men to learn barber trade; special
offer for April, including board and tools; splen
did opportunity: few week complete: call
write. Moler barbw College. 1110 Pine.
WANTED Recruit for the TJ. S. Marin.
Corp, able-bodied unmarried men. hetweea
21 and "5, good character: must speak, read
and write English: marines serve at sea oa
men-of-war ln all part of the world, on lard
In our Island possession, and at naval Matlon
ln United States. Apply Recruiting Office. Post
Offlce bldg.. Eighth aad Olive sts.. St. Lo-rls.
WANTED 13 bandy men. World' Fair
around, 330. board.
Farm hands, milker and gardener, tli. 339.
Bus. bell, bllllard'hal! boys: steady -work.
ro!orl porters, drivers and waiters, steady.
Checker, country hotel buffet. 340. bd.. pass.
Four cook" helpers. 823. 335. board and -room.
4 hotel pantrymen, storeroom men; ateaox
work. .
Two boiler firemen. 350. VO: stedy work.
Floormen and hostler. 340, 345; steady.
10 Greeks. 84 Austrian. Tcnn. and Va.
8 nonunion carpenter. 35, 40 cts. hour; ateady.
Handy men. factories, roundhouse; steady
work.
IR.lt, hotel porter. 335. 340. board, room.
25 brldx. carpenters. 10: depot carpenters.
Young man. 35 to 30. for conductor; steady.
100 laborer, teamsters. West and 8authw--t.
All laborer out of work call on the oldest
and largest employment offlce In fit- Louis,
National Employment Co., 113-115 N. sixth ft.
WATCHMAN Night watchman: must com
well recommended. Apply Genoral Compressed
Air House Cleaning Co.. 3833 Olive st.
YOUNG man about 25 yean of age, to da
chore In bake shop.
National Hotel.
But
w. uouis.
YOUNG men. everywhere, entry le-tter. borne
evenings; no mailing or eamvaaatag. Sand ad
dressed envelope for particular aad wages ws
pay. Manager Dspt. W 98. Box MIL- PbOadel-
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