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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1904.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECnitll OK IIIKTIIS.
iBrff-!
Otto and Elizabeth Baur. S3T Dlckr-on: toy.
Kmll and lewlsa Haase. 4IOS Lexington, girl.
William and Ida Srhnndfr. T.l" Rlelly. girl.
Javier and Grace helacn, Webster Groves,
buv.
1'aul and Emma Baer. 03 Fair; toy and
aid.
J. and Mamie Krone. 1SII Division, boj
Julius and Jchanna Koehler, 1"C3 Shnan
dab; boy.
Hnry and Emma wirth. lAf) foulard; girl
Henry and Elizabeth Wehmeyer. CHs'trtiaur- J . 'Y?i!'2a1,l "" o00'i ,'n. nr)f"' lamll.
ln I,?,.- I bv txperlenrtd woman, ard help with -saslilrc
ban. bov
J. S and Laura Kenn. SC Cottage: boy.
Clarence ind Kdna Art. 5Z2 McKee; boy.
.eorge and Maggie Smith. K larnell, glrL
William and Annie Weber. tlS Lexlng.on,
Klrl.
John W. and Emily Schmermun.1. 42-2 Nor
folk, bov.
August nnd Catherine Otto. &17 I.nch: Kirl.
JHtf and JIary UcdT. KM Allen; girl.
Charles and Annie It. Wulech, 31 Salena:
c.rL
John and AAnna llrock'and. I6N'. Helen,
girl.
Fr-drlrk and Ida Waller 1341 Arlington;
girl.
J M. and llarv Ozikan. 1G Ella: clrl.
Philip and Minnie Sahm. M. l.ouls; girl
stare and Rebecca s-k-had-man. 1117 North
Ninth; sirl
J!arr and Ida HosfeM. yG Riddle. lw.
Frd and Anna Ncrdineer. tJI Oriole boy.
Joeph 3n I Ida Redmond. 14 Northrup. Kir!
iaruiagk i.ici:.m:
Vernard Guir.zv
Carolin Halnt-i
Charts rtxlnser .. .
Ella Slfrltx
Eucene Muellr
Alice Buchmann
Isnat Hartman
. .. Collini!Ie. Ill
CoIIIr.-.-, I le. Ill
HlS-hUnd. Ill
IllShland, HI
3Ce. Mpjrd
3 Imp
.. isai Pou'h Second
. :m South Second
Annie Culll-en-
James a. Mitchell !i; South ltrc.ad--.a-.
Marj Wemer isi2 Wxel
William Fara-o Eat .--t. Ijoal". Ill
Mr-i. Hf-dwlc Dempsey &C8 L.nch
A J Wec-re IMS OHte
Catherine Bntler 1K7 Oliie
Jehn S rarLer Grand View Hotel, city
llae Ralph Grand View Hotel, city
I. R. Timeus
SuJle Bland
William linger
Ethel S. raw
Matthe--. Ito'hrle
JIr. Thre-tea Nleblinfe..
CC17 Walnut
733 Baard
... . Itell-tllle. Ill
Relletllle. Ill
... -Klondike Hotel
17IS South Set'en-h
Kanfird II Vounc it); North J.-Tcr--n
Anna Wolftrain UC Xotth Je!feron
red M Smith 1TE Franklin
lrace Murray ITS FrankMn
Fred Brounar .- Jeffer-M5n 41t. Mo
suIe Uits
Jese C HiKht
Maud Cook
Rlrt lyickhart
May Delamater
Iank Vesderscher
Minnie Hlmbacher
Henrj Dannewltx
Kta Douzlas
Sam Rronaueh
Carrie lAaeil
..Jefferson Citj. M-
Oalton 4.11s. I'l
Macon. Ill
;S37 Olite
1517 Olil-e
...313u South Comptcti
I'l! l-emp
1S04 Get-er
Waterloo. Ill
. ..Hopkinstllle. Kv
. ..HopklntlI'e. Ky
. .3133 South Th'rd
I'll OTaII-n
33JI Mark--
. -.3733 Ma:k't
William Stelnmeyer
Katfe O'Oonnell
Joseph Menear. .. .
IcHII Ward
tVeddlns Rinea (Solid Gold).
Finest qualities, St to HO. Meraiod A
Jaccard's. Broaiitcny and Iocusu
RL'RIAI, PUIWIITS
'',,',,',','WI
ii.,,S
Benjamin Smith. 17 3 ears. 2531 Bernard: peri
tonitis. Henry Iwls. jeats, 513 Nortn Tajior; ty
phoid feer
William S Davis. S7 jeers. Centenary Hosri
tal: tuberculosis.
Alfred De Hal linger. years. 1333 St, Ange;
bronchitis.
Abraham Cocker, 45 j ears. 14 California;
consumption.
Magdalene Novotny, t ears. ISlg Ticker;
pneumonia.
Ellen H. Deppe. 2 scar. 3350 Allen: rneu
rconia. John Moenster. SO years. 35S3.V D:dier; n-phrl-tis.
John S. Mejer. 3 years, 73) South Newatead;
uraemia.
Myille 1. orsing, 3 years. 4053 Connecticut;
rcarlatina.
Jack English. C jears. 313 Market: apoplexy.
Fred Schlatter. 53 3 ears, City Hospital; pneu
monia. Stete Robinson. 35 3 ears. Emergency Hospi
tal: conumption.
reter.pjetltr. S jeara. Emergency Hospital:
nephritis.
George Belt ) years. Emergency Hosplul;
nephritis.
Jcnn DrltcoII. 7? jears. ;1 North Sarah; hrt
disease
Simon Haney. 30 y?ars. Poorhouse: dementia.
Hriscilla Eutrington, 7i 3'ears. loorhousc: se
nility. So.omon Bernard. 3 months, 4"C34 Fairfax: en
teritis. George Zurline, SI jears, 7130 South Seventh;
heart disease.
Hcary Msnasse. 5; years. S13A Academy;
heart disease.
John J. Ahem. 3S jtai, 4437 renrcse: pneu
tronia. BUesHls Wienboefts, 7S tears. 3SC1 Iowa; se
nilltj'. Grafton Tanquiwj', 7 months, 5057 Ridge: men
ingitis. Marie Bedcomb. 33 jears. Missouri Baptist
Sanitarium, pneumonia.
Ado.ph Kru-rer, 17 Jears. SS33 South Jefferson;
oedema.
Ricnard Mooncs, 41 jears. 3103 Chestnut: cir
rhosis of liter.
Annie hlgoj-, years, 3701 South Seventh;
uraemia.
LEGAL .NOTICES,
UNITED States cf America. Eastern DItlslon
c: the asf:in Judicial District of Missouri, ss.
In the District Court of tne United t-tales. In
ard for tata dttlsio.i or aald district; In the
waller of "Miegel-tililman ury Goods coropaat.
bankrupt. No. 1st In bankruptcy. Tne attor
neys tor the trustee In bankruptcy In the abote
entitled matter, hating on Alay X I'M. Bled
herein their applicatlo.i for compensation for
servlcea lendernl by them. It Is ordered that
raid application be heard In tnls c-uit on May
1$. 19C4. at li o'clock a m., and that any per
son interested may then te heard la reference
tnereto. It Is jurtber ordered that notice of
tne hearing upon said application be personally
served upon each and every resident attorney
who.may have appeared fvt or on behalf of any
creditor or other Inlere.ted party, either In this
court or befcre the referee, by delivering a copy
f this order to him. and that sucn servlct may
be made by any person who will make affidavit
thereto. It Is further ordered that the cleric of
trla court cause a certified copy of this order
tj be published dally for the period of ten days
in ta-j St. Louia Dally ltecord. the St. Louis
star and the St. Louis Republic
.,. ,. EI-MER B. ADAMS. Judge.
May S. ISM. United States of America. East
ern DItlslon of tne Eastern Judicial District of
Missouri, ss. 1. James It. Gray. Clerk cf th
District Court of the United States In and for
-the Eastern Division of th Eastern Judicial
District of Missouri, do hereby certify that the
toregoing is a true copy cf an ordtr made by
said co'irt in said matter, aa fully as the same
letnalns on file In my office. In witness where
of I hereunto subscribe mv name and aiflx the
seal of said court at office In the city of St.
fouis. In said district, this Sth day of May.
in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and
four. JAMES n. GRAY.
C!erk of 3ald Court.
STOCKHOLDER!!' BIEETItG9.
ANNUAL Meeting of the Stockholders ot
John L. Boland Book and Stationery Company
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
cf the stockholders of this company, for tha
election of directors will be held at the ofScc
of tne company. Nos. u and 42 N. Fourth XL,
-!l. Lou j. 'i-utsiay. May 17, IKn. at the hour of
o't.lock a. m.
JOHN L. BOLAND. FreicdenL
Bamnel It, Burgess. Secretary.
S FECIAL meeting of the stockholder, of The
Merchanu-Laclede Matlonal Bank of St, Loula
-till be held at lt banking-rooms. Fourth and
Olite sts., en Frlday. June 3. 1?01. to vcte.
tint, on a proposition to be then submitted to
amend the articles of association so aa to pro
tide for twenty-two directors. Instead of twen-ty-ose.
as at present: ana. second, for the
election of one additional director to serve dur
ing the ensuing year. Pods open from Id a.
ntoln. m. GEO. H HOFFMAN. Cashier.
LOST ASH FOCICD.
...v'
CIJOTHING Lost. Tuesday. May 10. Iargs
buncie of jrentieman'e clothing, between case
ana- St. Louis. Eighteenth and JefTetson. Liberal
r-ward to tinier. Hit Washington.
..V'JATrt-T, b,,clc c" "'Ik lined, on the
Pike. TvefOsy night: finder wrtl! receive re
warq. CS1 Chestnut x.
COAT list, dark-striped sack coat, on Belle
ror.alne car tracks. Finder will receive re
ward. SOU Congress sL
COAT-lost. silk-Used, brown plud sack coat
frcrn Kellefontalne car Thursday, between 1
and s p. m.; reward ot 10 will be paid If re
umed to A. It. Doegal. second floor. 121 Olive.
1KXI Lost, a brindle Boston bull terrier:
whit face and feet: cjiecked: brindle eje; oa
sners to ratae of Dick. Return 4KIS Berlin ate.
and receive suitable reward.
FOB Lost, gold fob. with, diamond lockt:
R on back. Reward for return to an Olive st.
FOiiMJ Hamsa new store, where they aeii
PtM shoes in st, LouU for tl. 407 X. Slxtn st..
HAS a Polar Bear cold feet? No. If he wears
Harris's Polar Calf Shoes. 407 X. Sixth n.
UJCKET Lost, at Delmar Garden, gold lock
et set with seven diamonds: monogram on
luck. M. I Return to 1439.V Vandeventer ave.
Liberal reward.
I'AtviQS Found World's Fair pass's. Owner
ran hate rame by calling at Republic office and
identifying same. Ask for Mr. Stewart,
P-ASSBOOK-Loat, jarlngj passbook No. 301O
ot the Mlsslsslsnl Valley Irust Company I.
miss ng- any person hating a claim to ft la
Ireby called upon to present the same within
tin nays, or submit to having said passbook
stx-eled and a new one Issued.
roCKBTUOOK Lost, pecketbook ccntalnlni
iM and New York exchange draft, amount to
kiO. on Market St., opposite Union Station.
W'ncsday evening. Liberal reward. Inquire
at boianesa office Republic
PONT Strayed, sorrel pony: white star: tsco
hind white feet; pot teiy fat: lump on Jaw
torn wolf tooth. Return to Uil Cates; reward.
JTAIL GATE Lost. Ictwren tlM Page and tl"
Kaj-tc-j, a red tail gate, with five stak. Jo.ned.
Notify Meier China and Glass Co.. 331 N. Eighth
t and gel renarJ,
j
-if
t.'K.MiHAL A.VMIL.tCUJIISVrS.
1NOTICB in hereby made that Charles Eeu-cW-n.
from 5th last.. Is no longer connected
with Hotel Milton, s3u'h-ist corner Eight
eenth and Chestnut. Bergvr Catering Co.
g.TUATJUV WANTED FCM.UC
HOOKKEEPUR-Posltlcn by voung ladv a,
bio'.krctier and cashier; good references, n to!.
Republic.
HOOKKEEHKK-l"Mmiin by young lady as
bookkeeper: riie years' experience; good refrr
mw. Kp li;. Republic, s.
CHAMUERMAID A German Mldaw wishes
pu-itlon In hotel as chambermaid cr to d
.ashlar. TT s. Rpubllc
COOK Situation h rolotril vuinan a plain
cook. Call or write s. J.. r64 Morgan.
and Ironing; with references. 7r3 N. Jeffereon.
I)K'-.S"UKfcR l-Trst-cla-s woik. up to date
by cay. pate family. K4S llras.
DItESSMXKEIt All experienced iln-srrukir
from N York wants dre--es to mak-: prices
HKVierate 1S4T Cjc
HOI'MjljIHI-tuatlon by lint-claw Iiou-h-nnd
dlntn;-rocm Kill. Inst. refrem--- I'all
dowr. talis tCw Olire
IIOrSKKKni'i:': -.-.ituation bv mUdle-aeed
lady as norkln-r hnuekeei-er; coun!r- tonu lre
ferre.1 Addrers M 1).. 1134 Moman.
HOl SKKt.KrEK --Muatiin as lu.u-e-.eeK.r.
coniret-rt to take chatpe of ronr.li:-hii-ie ir
iel1--1ct't Ins'ltute l-et lefeicnces. .ddiesj r
all 17il V Twelfth e
liUlMLRIHI.
t?j per mentn
-SltiiaMrn as foeglrl.
Cj'I 3723 Koutb ate
attout
I-r"MKi:ss Ijidie.' and gf-nllemen's
ttashlrg to take home. : N Klghtetnth. leai,
third nco-
l-ACNDRKSS- S'rarger wf.hes laundr) wo k.
famlllfs with so.ne funiituie for sale. Mrs.
Maon. Suburban I'oat Oflice.
MA1I. ETCTwo refined ladies wsnt pc.l
tlons. one a maid ore as Infant's nu:se- tani
tlt Ur nc c-tv nief-rred. l-O 45. Repahlfc
MII.UINER L?dv. r-ilh six tiare experience
In n-iillnert and other line, want situation
at Wo-M's Fair. FO 35 Kenu'-lic.
Nl'RSl" Wet nute wants a god plac. baliv
four week old. doctor's r-fftence. 151'i N.
Taylor
71"RSE B exnerlenced cure. t-ot!:lcn a
nurse or care of Intalid In goo.1 faml y. hlgje--t
referen-es. 41M McRheison
Rt-TIOl HEIi-Situation bt lailt- 111 stldio:
experienced n retouching and reception tt r-u
Fl'M R.publlc
H'.tnlltis-situation by fxpetienced wait
re'. In rrstaurgnt. R. 1) . 43W 1' tlage
WORK lit experienced and thoroughly te
llable womsn p-slt.oi cf tnt in Fair g'-ou'ids
or city, test of references. FO !?. Republic
STOVE REPAIRS
A U lUtACFR. 31C-JU N. THIRD STREET
MTl' T10: V.ATi:i II M.K.
RAKER rir-t-clas raker wan:? two or three
,av' work a w"!c f-f? W'hitlle-
RAKI7R- Situation by first-Iund bread and
csTd baker; good ieferfncs. 4350 Cuttare
BHKEKPKR-ii: mArrll, German-American;
Kobr. coriftnt ani txpcTienced. wants
tt-ailv pUre; ,1 reference. FO 7?. Rfpublic.
RAnTENrER-Fir?t-Ias; fa-u uorker; ho
tel, rummer sarden; firt-clafs saloon. Rlttlnc
er. iili Market rl.
BtXtKKtiPr:R - oune maiT1; man. with
best references. dsirej pulticn at bookkeii
inc. colletlns- cr clerking-. TO X Republic
BRLVHMAKER Hjtuatlo bj German brush
mal:er. J. Sch-rlnger. 1003 J,iraette.
BLTI-KB Japanese onnjr man wishes pn
rltlon a butler, alet: Ions experirnce in pri
vate famKv; ulth excellent personal reference.
K. S, 1M1 Wa5hIns:on ne.
CARPE.VTCR Carpenter and jobber; cenrral
reualrinc: fcirn a tpecalty. estimates given.
443 t. Ferdinand.
CARPENTER Situation bv nonunon car
penter; flrst-ctas city references, woik bv Job
oily; rals receive orompt attention. Addrcn
:hrpertr. S44A OHe.
C1IKF Al In eery particular, .best cf ref
erences In Eatt. desires polilc7i with firt
rli.'s hcuie. FP 114. HeDublic.
C1K UK Situation by nrft-claFd grocery
clerk; civ good reference. FO 102. Republic.
CI-URK Situation a mtel cjerk. cafc!er cr
checker; Eastern ourr man. S; best refcr-ini-es.
AdOreM Latdljuv. 2317 OIHe.
"I.EHK Vcung man de-ires a position as bill
clerk or alstant bookkeeper- furnish good
references. Henry atoms Its: tA hltller St.
CL.CRICAD Married man. 3 rears, wishes
cleiical soliciting or tutsMe woV; bt ref
erences; steady, reliable tvo.ker. FP 7. Repuo
ilc. CLERK Situation as hotel clerk by experi
enced man: well acquainted Northwest and
South: bring lots of trade. Call or write 1175
N. Grand.
COACHMAN I'itce by man of 1 as coach
pan or care of horses: experienced, sober and
lndutrlous: dtv references. FO 41 Tlepubllc.
COACHMAN First-class coachman: up to all
class hunters and harness horses; Scotchman,
157 Olive.
COLLECTOR Situation by oung man expe
rienced In office work and collecting: ag 17.
refe-ences and bond If nceaary. FO M. Ile-r-ubllc
COOK Situatlcn bv tint-class Hungarian
cook In restaurant, FO S3. Republic,
DRUG CLERK Situation by drug clerk: reg
istered: references: speaks German. TT D.
Reputllc.
DRUGGIST Situation by druggist: sven
tears practical experience with large concerns;
good salesman Rllter. 1S77A Carr.
EMPLOYMENT writing calling and buslnest
cards, lnvltstlons. addresses on ent elopes, etc.
In beautiful D'nmansMn. FP II. Rencbllc
GARDKNER Situation by landscape garden
er and florist: competent In all branches. TO
105. Republic .
HOSTLER Htuatlon aa hostl'r or prltate
coach-nan: gilt-edged references furnlshtd. IX)
110. Republic.
HOUSEMAN Situation bv elderly man to as
sist with hcusework ard tending to lawn; ref-
erence If required. FO IPS. Republic.
HOL'StiWOllKKR. ETC Experienced Japan
ese houeworker or dining-room. Nippon, GSr)
Delmsr boulevard.
INTERPRETER Grman-Arne-lra-i wants
position as Interpreter or any kind employment:
speaks three lanauages- btt city refrences or
email bond. FO ". Republic.
INTERPRETER Tionng men. speaking Eng
lish. German. French. Ita'tan. Croatian. Ser
vian. Hungarian wants situation at World's
Fair or hotel. Address Hugo Emit. 1133 Locust.
JANITOR Poslticn as janitor or yatdman;
can give Ictt references. FP 139. Republic-
MACHINIST Situation by tnachlnirt with
two years drawing-room expcrltnce. TO S3.
R public.
MAN AND WIFE Position by man and wife
to care for building of any kind; best references.
FP Id. Kepub'Jc
MAN Yocne- man. aRel well rcommen I
ed. desires situation at World's Fair grounds
or booths, strictly confI(entiaI. Call o wr.tc.
li 1L. if 13 Olite.
MAXAGKlt Situation by Al hotel man (col
ored!: a kitchen or dining-room to manage: 1
know the business, w. c. Paine. 3S3S Lucas
OFFICE MAX Toun man. 17 ears old: office,
drug-store or light work. FO SI. Republic.
OFFICE MAN Position by temperate., tru'ty
voung man with experlsnce in office work. FO
91. Republic.
PAINTER-1 hate got to-day Mock of paint
from Tennessee: cheap: work reasonable. A.
Miller, fresco natnter. 3335 Alberta st.
PAINTER German young man. S3 years,
with some experience In painting work, wlsres
situation. Albert Thusay. 3170 Morgan.
PHARMACIST Registered pharmacist can
come on ten days notice; speak some German.
FA 33. nepubllc
SALESMAN Well pested on steam, electric
and hydraulic machinery, desires to lake charge
of World's Fair exhibit for manufacturer:
highe-r. references. FO 50. Republic
SITUATION A middle-aged roan. Kober and
nonett: handy wlh horses: rood all-around
man: best ilty refeienct. Address W 6d N.
Elehteenth.
SPIELBU-Job as spieler on the I'lke. 10J
Pine.
. flBNOOIlAl'IlEU Situation by thoroughly
cotr.pttent stenographer or cfttce asslsunt: ref
erences from present employer: lour yearsi ex
lcrleuce. TV SS. RtpuMic.
fPIIOLSTEHER Thoroughly experienced and
competent nrhoiterr. fumlure repairer anl
mattressmaker desires employment In hotel;
best reference; nlll work reasonably. FF s.
Kepubllc,
WORK For exen'nga by yount man. r3 irs
old: clerical or otherwise. FP 14. Repub Ic.
WORK Toimg man. ) jears. wishes work In
some booth. World's Fair: best references. FO
fS. Republic.
WORK German, meal's Ergllsh and Span
ish, wishes Dcs'.tlcn. World's Fair or elewhte.
FO . Republic
WORK Young man. with High School du
ration wlsnes emplojictnt. Address c Craw
ford. 33 Locust,
WORK losltlon In drag siore. bj- yonng man
with reference, who Is willing to work. Ad
dress 47 S. Grand ave.
WORK Position by voung man. age a. neat,
as cigar clerS or at Fair rrounds: references
and bond If i-nulre-L FO Rtpubllc
tVORK Situation by j-curg ladv aid gentle
man at the Fair: good mandolin and piano
murletans: good references. H. V Foster. it-
Locust,
Barnes Business College
Board of mutation Ralld'ng. Sll Locustst..
offers nnt-cla- facilities for acquiring a IJusI
nes. or S.-iortatn. training. EsUbllsIied 3
years. Catalogue free.
HELP WA-TED-I'EMALE.
-i'-e .eeweeiM.,i
Clerks ami Colle-ertors.
CASHIFH Experience-! rabler: must give
bond or give rood references; for restaurant and
t-alry loaf!"- Call at 930 a. m. at the Cream
erle. COS Washington ave.
GIRL Kor ofilce work and sal-slady. Apply
Oh-nre l"nmblng Ch, aa N. KlngV highway.
-laaaaaaaaaaoaaaAi
A SALESLADIES ror hosiery and reus- 2
Iln undfrwear departments. Apply
Schair Broa, Rroadway and Franklin. 4
heli VATiii) ri:ji.i.K.
le....l
Hogieniirk.
GIRI.-L'pstalrs slrl;
Tlj uc'ith.
Pate ave. cor. 51
GIRL In prltate (amll: come mornings and
go pome evenings. 111 S. Jefferson.
HOCSKUIRI-In small famllj :
4:3? Page.
good wages.
IIOL'SKUIKL A neat housr-rlrL
boulevard.
Hui.'-EG1KL-Clrl for general housevork.
IS; Sheridan.
liOOEtilRI-ln small family; no nashln;
!S:6 La Salle.
liOfSEOIItl
:'07 1-ark ate.
HOL'SEOIIM. Girl fcr general housewotk.
2914A Iowa ate.
liOl'SEGIRI Girl for R.nerai houi'nork.
U21 N. Gatrl-on.
llOL'SEi.IltL GUI for --nral liou-ework.
Call'O Flanklin.
llul.Aill:l t;.-d xlrl to do general house
work. 112 S. Tenth.
1HH M:GlRI-CoI&ted Klrl for f-euerjl lioue
w.irk -i3J4 Morgan St.
n-jLI-iiiiIy-Goo.i clrl i-ir general l.on-w--norc.
3X Washington.
HuOKGIItl. 4;cod ho-urglrl. al-cut 1C ears
old. :i5 Shetldan ate.
iltL'Si:UIIl-rslrl fur geneial liotile-sork;
small I-Tnll) SS IMce.
11(11 sKGIItl. Girl for general homework.
tta-.es y.t. till McMillan.
II O rs KG I RL Colored girl fur general houe
woik. Sll .V Fourteenth.
HotEGlRl.-Glrl to as--it with general
hou - r rk. 2A N. Taj Jor.
liol M3JIR1. tllil to as-lu In c-neml house
wik. at dice. 37; Cook.
liOl'-EGIRI.-4-jII
rcomlc-;.
-Girl for general
3344 Ridge.
!(Ol'!-l-UIRI,-Glrl to do general housework;
fanult of two. 35H Arsenal.
IIOLSMJIIUG'.Tl irr -ccneral
i-jII In tnomlng. 5344 Ridge.
homework.
llol'SEGIRI German girl for housework,
go-! niece. 437 Manche-ter.
HOLnhGI 1:1. situation by girl to do generar
hoi'-ewnrl:. 39VS St. Ferdinand. ,
I'OCsEGIRU Comtetent girl for house and
dinlnc-rccm rroik. 4iT3 Elndell.
IIUu.-r.lllHI-A good girl for ge-jersl hiu;
wok ;3 V.'a.hll'Tton briiletard.
IIOrKGIRl-Goo.I girl for general hoU'e
woik. sod tvages. Apply 55GG Cate .
IJ1 :-r.'.li:i. lounc girl to aM with
hoiifcwotl; A3 N. Comptcn ate.
IIOi;.-i;(;ii:i-;iiI to do tnoraI noutwcr.S,
scuxl uj-. Call S N Comploc.
iiursnti!i;i-lil for central hoiTrork,
1.0 anir. or Ironmr. HTj Vtt B:i-.
l!OL?Ki;ii.l Olrl for Kcreral houcorIk
th-ejnfeml v: col nlacf. Ifjsx Well.
IIOI'SKGUIL- Girl for general houevork.
no -washing or Ironing. 2Ks S llrcadmaj.
HOLrJIf:U Clrl to do cnral hotiFwork;
nr. ah:rc cr lronns. 41T3 t II?U.
llOUrSKIIIItl-GIrl to asclst with hous-work.
sm-ill familv: gon.1 wages. o3 cletland
lltHISKGIItl-GIrl to do gsneral hoU'ewcrk.
good home and ccoj na-fes. ZZ9) Cabtnn1.
IIOL'.-KGIHU Good gltl for general house
work: must be good rook- sils rage ate.
lloL'SKGlltl, - Whit- girl for gneral lrajse
work. good pat; small family. 1110 Franklin.
IIOUaKGIitl. German rr Swedish g"rl for
reneral housework. Anulv at -S7S West Tine.
IIOl'SICGlrtlGliI to do general housework,
family of thtec; nice heme. M5S Windsor
place
HOL'SEII'tL-Girl In help with housework In
siall famllt Drjg store. Twenty-eighth and
Ollte.
IIOUSlXIRI Good German girl for house
work: three in family; good wages. r753 Cher
okee st
HOUSEGIRL Good girl to a-slst with houe.
woik. German girl preferred; gocd place. 9z7
I'ir.e st.
IIOUSEGIRL-Good girl for general house
work: family of four persons. IW s. Jeffer
son ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for genera I housewort:
small family; country girl preferred. 1152
Wer-ter.
IIOLSr.IRL--Good gtrl to do housework:
goo.1 wages: references required, tsoo Llndell
bouletcrrl.
HOCSEGIRI-GIrl for light hcusework; fam
ilv of two. Inquire St. Louis Ire3slng Club.
CJ1 Ollte.
HOUSEGIKI-Glrl for general housework:
three In family; no washing; no outside work.
C7I Ollte
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general Nuisewor:
small family: good scage. Apply at 1701 N.
Grand ate.
HOrSEGIRL Girl to do ttcueewcrk; no
lautdry work; come prepated fcr work. UT.A
West Pine.
HOUSEGIRL-Expetlenced girl for general
htusiwork; must be good cook; references. 433
West Blle.
HOUSEGIRL Young girl for light housework
In -.mail family; no cooking or wahing. 4C?
west Pine.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
with or without washing: small family. 3C17A
Russ-II ave.
iiorsr.GIHL Girl for general housework:
famltv In email bouse; liberal wages. 3931
Washington.
HOUSEGIRL Goid girl for general house
work: e-nall family. 1730 Preston place, near
Lafayette Park.
HOUSEGIRL A neat, clean girl to do gen
eral housework: with references- N. e cor. an
d.venter and Pine.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for reneral houstwork:
small farallv: no washing; reo-3 srages. Call
fOOOA Suburban ate.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
no washing or Ironing; two In family: bring
reference. 5310 Harper.
HOLEGIRL Girl for general housework;
small family: with or without washing; excel
lent wages. I32S Delmar.
HOUSEGIRL At once, girl for gen-ral house
work, to ass'st In dining-room: no washing:
good wages. 4iT7 Eastern.
HOUS17GIRLS Seven girls for genersl
housework: best wages. Applv to Abernath's.
CCS Missouri av.. East SL Louis.
HOUS-EGIRL Lady wishes lrrtices of com
petent houseglrl three davs a week, helping In
llht bo-js-work. Call 4144A Easton.
HOUSEGIRL Girl to do general housework:
with ome knowledge of cooking: no washlmr
or Ironing or outside work; good wages. 4517
Forest Park boulevard.
HOUSEWORK Mlddl-aged lady for gn-ral
hcusework: mall famll: no wasnlng or Iron
ing. Apply 111 X. Compton.
1h Ttrma-ra.
etMsw.ivie,..,'
ieeetvAevie
BINDERY GIRLS-AcpIt Greeley Prlnterr of
EH, Louis. CIS X. Second st.
GIRLS Opeators en custom pants. Call 103
Icusl st.
GIRL To work en custom vests.
V& Franklin ate., third floor.
OPERATORS To sew on power machines.
SOS St. Charles at.
OPERATORS Fxpirienced operators on men's
flannelette night shirts. Sterling Mfg. Co.. 1431
Ollte St.. fifth floor.
OPERATORS Machine operators to sw la
dies gsrments: part work; steady employment,
M. B. Locwensteln. 17 X. EZgnth.
PRESilERS Experienced pressets en ladles'
muslin underwear. Sterling Mfg. Co., 1131
Olive, fifth floor.
SHOEMAKERS Not employed, call at MS
Century bulidlne.
SKIRTMAKEBS Experienced sklrtroakers;
goiid wages; steady worn. Faultless Skirt Co.,
703 Lueas.
TAlLOREfeS On plain sewlna; no experience
receipary; iteadv work. 512 N. Kourteenth-
DrcumxWrri. Mail Sraaa4jtrsea.
asas1ist(tiasai
IRESFMAKEIt Strictly first-class dresxuak-
er to sew at the hruee. at once. 433 Delmar.
HANDS Flrrt-cta:s hands on shirts ami
draners: gool uy and steady work; those llt
tnx In relghboinood preterred. 1WJ Jt Urjsd-
r:AV.rll!r- toung girl to help seamstress
with setting. 3-r Inton ave.
StAMSTRE!5SE3-He gir's for plain sealnz:
poaer machines; steady work; best wages. 11
Ell'ct.
UKAM-il RESbES Girls to ser on rhllaren's
cloaks: uady work. Cry i Ero. Clcak Co .
'itnth and Lucas ate.
H1.1KT-WAIST MAKERS We pay tte high
est prices and the easiest system: steady work
alwaya. Ollan Urca 71 Lucas.
SlENOGRAPHERS Ctrnetent vntin. A
sti nographers: mfg.: JS. $55; advertising. t3;
shoes. SZ. Leigh Bros.
-n ENOGRAPHER Voung lady stenographer
with kr.caledge cf bo kkeenlnr. Call iu,v
Iitween I; and J. l-Tox It vt r Ualry Co.. Union
Mstket corner Ercadway and Lucas.
STENOGRAPHER-FIrst-clas. stenographer.-
i. -rnini.ii.il macuine: must spraic tterman; den t
apply unless vou have had experience in ofnee
wcrk. The Tllden Company. I7IS Olive at.
JONES & HENDERSON
HUS-VSK? iLI-'F.E GRAND AVa AND
WINDSOR PLACE tOPlOSITE 1IIGII
KaiOOL;. Thorough Individual ins-ruction In
shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping and Erg
llsh branches. Positions procured. Day aud
night school all summer. Catalogue. Bsta
phores.
DRAUGHON'S
Prnrtlcil Buslnesa College, corner Tenth and
Olive sts. W. E. Harfock. jtsrsg-r. Hart
socles Coiltge merger Into Draughcn'a. caw
the largest and bc-n-eqalpped Entners Ccll-gs
In St, Louis. Incorpcrated. 3oo capital
Fourti-en osrk-rs orr Board of .Directors, our
iii-3joma tLeans somethinr. Indlt-Mii-ii i-at-...
Hon: rt c-asses. Eborthand. bookkeeping. Tcsch
T-pew''l''g- Penr-anshlp. Aiisha-ettc. t!peiil
etc
Pi!
. ,ign. Bccooi si month, been any time.
ittots Ir-cus.ll or srrlte for ICO-pag
rstfctosrue
IVJhpbo
Tinraca.
- - -. i .... -.--
NnitSB-To lake ca- of cbUd and assist wllji
BpataJra work. C35 Llndell boulrranl.
I'KJ.I" WATKUVtUlAtJi.
',ss'-tS)S'lltJ"t.
CnLJ
, .UhJb,hAMAA4A4NA.k
COOK Itellab.e vnmin .a maIi fnr small
famli. 2544 Uelmar.
COOK Clrl to cook: family of thtee.
at ence. IS N. Talor.
Apply
COOK Competent cook to assiit with tlown
stalrs work, ic-i McFberson
COOK An experienced cook,
reference-.. 43S7 Westminster.
Appl), with
CtOK Experienced tthtte cook; good wages,
rurerxca lequlrea. 3$x line.
COOK Girl to cook and assist with house
wuik. Appl ll;i K. Whlttlea .
ITXJK White girl to cook: good wages
competent p-i-M-n. 3704 Lawton
COOK-competent cook. wliUe or colored, ftr
prltaie u-id.nc-hou----. 33:3 !e m.r.
4"OOK Young Gtmn gin pref-ircd;
laundry. 41)1 w-t I'lne boulevard.
OOK An experlence.1 w(man cook In res.
taurant: gw-d wages. ; lie.inar ate.
CiKJK Ucman roo-.; white or odort-d; alto
wa ler. girl or boy. IZi N. King's highwa.
COOK tiirl fur o-tiLiug and ar.ift with down
suits work, fam!l vt to-ir 13 IJndell buule
tnlu .;oK tiiil t. cttuk for ramily of three; no
lsurdl work. goeI wages Cult at 43!4 tVest
COOK Two Mttleil white women for oeik
Ing. h-ad and Msslstut. Methoillst lloioe. 4
Alailand
COOK An t xi-erlenceti tu.,k. with reference.;
gooil wages; pr,vale residence; four biotks
ix'tlh f ristcn. 4339 Wabada.
COOK. ETC. Cook alKt lioueglrl: cock to
do washing. f;lrl to astst hou.ework; small
faiiillt. Aqi.1t iza Falrmount ate.
COOK IlrM-cIass cook In small prltate fam
Il: no laundry work: waes S35 niotitn; lef
eirces nuuiied. 31i( Washington.
COOK A No I colored cock, with reference.
Applj lootor Coms.nk. 3401 Washington, or
bj telephne Ilcauiont 3SJ. or Klnlocn C 7"l.
(XMJK .-ttadj white lady to do plain cooking
anl geneial hi s t.otk In four-room fiat and
a few- Doaroer. iritate. trail 3301 M. Charle.
l.nunilrrsaes.
- - .-. -.- . ...... -..
HRI.-A!1 klntti tit machine IrK Union
liunIr. 3'S ilorinn.
IftONUt-tir plain lronfnc Lnicn I-aundry,
3n AIoiRan.
IKONHrt-s.Irl to lren Ia-ile clothfy on ma
chine. lnft -nue-cit. Monarch l-aundo 0.. tli
1'iar.klln af.
liL,NDHl',-Ti take laundry home. App'j
1A X. Klrg-s hlghwa
l.M'NDUEr?S Worran to wash and work
around house. Call Friday. ISIS tucas.
IM'NDflKSS A wathciwoiran to take wash
Ing aad Irrnlng at home. il S. llroidway.
I.AUNOKESS for flist part of th week: ref
ererce tvoulrel. Apply afternoon. 5719 Ca'arme.
IM NDItlTSSlTS KinUliers. Itdles" clWie.
Ironers. mangle girls. Tuxedo Inundri. 3?3;
I e-et'e
LL'NDrtES.--Good laundress for famlly
v.ah!ng. Ironing and houe cleaning. I7i
'ottage
IfcM MJI'.fc.-i.s Experienced bosom ircner nnl
rrochlne girls;, also boy about II years old.
Mercantile Ijundry x. "gin Manchester.
UL'Nln:hSES Washman- ody Ironer:
sleeve Ironer; rinisher: salrt-wa'st Ironer; two
starrners; highest wages In the city raid. Sll
North Market.
MARKERS. S-rrc Markers ar.I asorter:
highest wages In the city paid. Empire Laun
oiv Co.. MUM North Ma'kef.
SORTERS Three nrt-clas
elede Laundrt. r.n.
Waltrcsac.
DINING-ROOM GIRl For restaurant. -li
Market.
WAITRESS Good pay. Adepll. 1117 Ollte
stieet.
WA1TRE.-S-Nlnth
-at
At once. Restauiant, jot; N.
WA1TRESES Expert-need waitresses.
X Setenth st.
WAITRESSES AND KITCHEN WOMrJN At
HI N. Setenth st.
WAITRESSES For dinner work, Breltllng
Restaurant. Ill X. Broadway, upstairs.
WAITRESSES Arm work; 535 month, room
nnd beard: 70 month without room, "rsto ollte.
WAITRESSES Ten waitresses; Si per week:
beard and room. Applv to. Abeinath's, 9Vi
Missouri ate.. Ea-t . Louis.
Ilonnrkefpera,
HOUSEKEEPER For lady employed ; must
fond of children. 3C31 Eastcn.
be
HOUSEKEEPER Middle-aged working
housekeeper: mut le gooil cook: Ate gentle
men: good borne, call Fridsj. 7 p. m. IM7
S. timpton ate.
Mlkccllanecias,
ATTENDAXT-At ths alka'lne saline bath
hous Meramec Highlands, an experienced fe
male attendant: must ccme with rrocd refer
ences. Apply MS N. Founh st.. upstairs. Marcus
Bernhelm-r Milling and Mercantile Co.
CHAMBERMAID At opce.
floor.
3901 Iicas. thirl
CHAMBERMAIDS Twenty-live noi-l cham
berraaida for new hotI Insld of the World's
Fair grounds; opn mtuiday morning; all
chrmbermaldi signed please repott; can use ten
extra ones: place guaranteed: we neter adter
tie an onler un!cs w- have it. National Em
ployment Co.. 113 X. Sixth st.
DINING-ROOM CIRL-Fnr restaurant, 3710
Ijiclede ate.
niXlNG-ROOM GIRL
'S Franklin.
DINNER GIRL From 11 to 3 o'clock: 33 per
wtek: no Sunday work. 1132 s. Fourth st.
DINING-ROOM GIRL AND HOUSEGIRL In
boarding-house. SIS N. Broadway.
DINING-ROOM .GIRL Neat, active colored
girl to assist In dining-room In boardlng-houe;
must b experienced; come ready tr work. 4170
Delmar.
DISHWASHER
Woman. 2C3 X. Seventh.
DISHWASHER Woman dishwasher
lunchroom: II per week. 431 ?.. Eighth st.
DISHWASHERS Women to wash dishes;
dar and night work. Restaurant. S X. Xlnth.
DISHWASHEPJS-In restaurant: also extra
dlhwasher for two hours work In evening. Ull
Union ate.
GII1LS To di light work; good wages; steady
work. 333 N. Main.
GIRL
Kitchen sill.
UK Market.
GIRL Girl for store and dining-room;
man preferred. 3fi07 Finney.
r.inLs
S3.V a w eek. 1471 Wlndror r!ace.
GIRL CJlrl or woman to help In lunchroom;
canerlencg ucnfceitar'- UZi Oex.
filRI-S-At
one: sued Day.
Morxens Uroa.
Cltanlnc and Dyeing Co..
- . - .i. :
aUia line
UIRL-S- To work In laun-lry. Apply lde en
trace nrarue's Iellcaten. 1XO Locuit.
GIRLS Neat alrU Mr clean work; 15 eira
old cr oier. Parrlh Laundiv. 312$ Otlv nU
CJIRLsS Uxt-ert on t!.perlter. to ddie en
elopen. Apply at room JSli llollan-i bulidlne
UIULs Good clrl for reneral work In ritau
rant; good wageg; iteady. 1C23 N. li road way.
GIRLS Collar girl, mangle alrts. Marcher
and i-hUt folder? Westminster t-aundr'. 4115
Ollv at.
GH.LS Ujcui factory work; jrcot pay. Apply
IX. n. tunsten Url-sd Fruit acd Nu: Co.. foot
GiRI' Girl to wtv on awnlnae. Apply at
United States Awnlnt and Tent Co. USA Mar
ket sL. ups tali..
GIRLS Voung girls to learn the tailoring
trade: pay while learning. Locust st,, room
U. fourth floor. Hantnoff.
GIRLS 14 to IC years oM. to learn to sw on
power machines; nay while learning. M. B.
Loe-iets-.tln. tu N. Elghtn. .
I!UUMML ID Experienced houema!d for
second Hour: refeiences required. 1150 Belt ae.
KI'"CHEN GIRL-tK per month, with room
and bcatd. 1122 S. Fourth st.
KIICIIUN WORK Oltl or middle-aged
wunian fcr kitchen work. 117 N. Sixth st.
KITCHEN WOMAN To ork nights; white
Toman. New Gem Restautant, 14C3 Oile.
IADIE5 Steady Nn work; transferring. t3
to f weekly. 72i O.Ue. room 421.
LAUY stampeis fcr home work; II to tit
-seekly; no experience. Room 40J Hollsnd bldg.
L.DIIS We pay 12-1 per hundred for writ
ing short letters: send stamped envelop, for
panlculats. Ideal M'g. Co.. Uentoo Harbor.
Atlch.
PANTRY
Broadway
GIRL Hotel Uement. it;
N.
PANTRY GIRLS Experienced fnilt pjnlry
girls; also girls on glasses and silver. Wash
ington Hotel. King', highway and Washington
lioulevard.
SCRC11G1RL-
l-urchroom. a n. Seventh st.
AITUKSSKs li hotel tray waltreMes for
new hctl Insld nf the World Kstr rnaunaa
rp nlntj Saturdaj- moraine; all wsltrecses
wrred for crounds please report: can use
tuenty-fUe more; places auatanteeu; w ceer
ndr?ul an orcer unlei- e haie It. Na
tlonal Kmpt-oyrnent CVjl. 113 N. Sixth at.
WA.MED Laqirs to lern hairdi .slryr. rcau
leurizr or facial nasuc; two to four weea
lenulred; tnlrndid ccrniud fr rraduates; little
expense; call or wslte. Moler Ccllere. 1113
Tine st.
WOMAN To keep furniture clean.
Bros 11M OHve st.
Goldman
WOitAN Mtddle-ared German woman to
ork In dlnlnx-rocm and kluhen. lili Frank
lin ae
WOMAN To wash windows and fcrub Coor
in store on Saturday; steady work. r23 g.
Grand ae.. choicer Cleveland. Call Friday
afternocn.
OUR photoyrapn made while you wait; three
for 2ic. C4 Waihlsstcn (not tin types.
HKU' WA.VTED-MALE-
--------- ii 1 1- i- -i - - -I, ii nrniririrm.rLiinj
The Trade.
ArPRENTICE TUrber apprentice wanta
Job; over one year, experlenre. FO M, Ke
nublir. ItAItBKR For Saturday acd Bunday.
Firth.
lot 8.
I1AR11KR Can mak big money, nil Frank
lin are.
BARRKR Good barber. Apply at once, 911
X. Eighth.
II-VRUER-At one.
317 Market.
I1ILI WATKD 1IAI.H.
The frailei.
--i---- 1. 1. . in i i. -..-. . . ., -l-L...
BAKER Third hand baker. 7 Natural
Bridge read.
HlHBEn-sieidr work. II guirsntecl. 1M
N. Nineteenth.
BAKBER-Oood barber, at once, -tpply 1J0
St. kouls ate. ' '
PAItUKH-Good German
once, in; CheKkee.
barber: apply at
.."ARUER-y-pr Saturday and Sunday; wages
3. IIC Manchester.
llARBhlt-Mrst-cIass barber for Saturday and
Sundaj-. tt35 Market
IARtEli.Flrst-,la- barber: steady; with II
cn'e. su N. sixth st.
. ''AI:,E.'t-For Satunlay and Sunday; J4 guar
antted. 1333 jr. Broadway
BAR1IER loi.ng karb-r. steady; thtee jears"
Minrwrne. 4U7 r.-at,.n.
BMtUKR
Sleadv barber
sll Arsenal.
RAKBER
At the Mo.1.1 in N. Ninth .t.
lARBl:it-Fur Saturday and
stta.lv If suited. II'C S. 1'ourtli.
Sinda); 35;
BARBERS-TWO good barbrrj: 113 guaiante
. .. my. C4,n Manchester ate.
.BARRKlt GOul barlnr fr Saturdav- and
sunuy. ita guarantee!. 331s lvrk
UAItRrJ- tf-1 lartr; 3J guarant-rd; for
Saturday und Stin.Uy. 1W3 Franklin.
BARBER Good barber; no student.
Klgh.
ifrmu Bn.i r-roouwav. l--jst at, ljuls.
,.l",:li.E':";,t''-"'' l"rber; mill 1 sober.
2.ercintlle CTub, Setenlb and Locust.
II 4.KBEK Saturday and Sundry; J5.i) gjar--lieed:
union shop. 351a North Marge.
HAltKKR Good bather for Satunlay and Sun
uay; H guaranlted. Iu3 N. Hn.ada ay.
Il.tltlJr:!! Ccod bartver for Saturday and Sun
dav: ti guaranteed. Ills x. Vandet enter.
II MtllKft First-class barter for Saturday
apd gunday: ti guaranteed. 3)01 Franklin.
UAItllER To hJlp Saturday and Sunday:
guarantee U: 0 pr cent, I?u; Franklin ar-.
RARDCa First-class tutber fcr Saturday
an.1 Sunday: t5 guaranteed, jos N. Hetenlh.
1IARI1EU Barber or man of one year's er
perjence. at one; steady If suited. "St Oaare.
ItARKKR Young UarLer. Addrese or apply
Republic Agency. -S N. Illinois st.. U-lltllle.
BARBER Gisj.1 Lather fur .-aturday and Sun.
7at. ;i guarantceil. 51J N. Vandetenter. near
llilte.
BARBEIt Fitst-class Larber for eten'jic.
Saturday and Sunda ; ts guaranteed. S N.
Compton.
tultBKK F.rst-cuss tarber to take charge
nf two-chllr shop. 1C7 St. Iuls ate., Kast
M. Ixuls.
BARBER Gocd barl"er; for S-Uurdgy and
Sunnay. George W Emy's barber shop. rl
N. Fifteenth.
BLACKSMITH. 17TC--Carrlage blacksmith
and helper: also woodworker. 3134 Llndell.
IIUCKSMITH. ETC. Blacksmith and helper
on axles and Urea. Hubbn jt Watetbouse Co..
ftl N. Main st.
Rl'MIELMAN-Good burheitnan.
Market. Krlrta.
BCSHELMAN
Mills A Atenll Tailoring On.
CABINFTTMAKER-Stfady work.
N, Grand ate.
CABINETMAKER
lilt N. Sarah st.
CABINETMAKEItS and car builders,
clede Car Co.. 4400 N. Second.
La-
CABINETMAKERS Six cabinetmakers; thoss
familiar with the manufacture of butcher re
frig-tatcr nreferred. S: Louis Buchrs Sup-
'v Co.. 1137 X. Fifteenth st
ITAR HANGERS-At once.
I73J Msnch'ster.
CAR Ill'II.DER.S, ETC. Freight-car builders
and repair men. Apply Superintendent West
etn Steel Car and Foundry Co.. Hejewich. III.
CARI"ENTERS Fifteen carpenters. Apply to
Abernathy's. 6 Missouri ave.. Eat St. Louis.
CAKHIAGE FAINTER
:3S Wash.
'ARIltAGE TRIMMER
J3S N. Sixth.
I'-iRRIAGE PAINTERS
13 Chouteau.
CIGAUMAKERS. ETC Clgarmakers and
bunch breakers bos and girls; steady work;
good wage. I. Tucker Clsar CO.. 3 s. Broad
wa. CLT31NERS Two good clean'rs. Central
Steam le Worfat. D. Ulrich. 111 Qi-ton.
COATMAKER Gilt-edge coatmaker. at once.
St, Louis Tailoring Co.. 104 De Soto building.
COMPOSITORS
Catalogue Jeb. 1017 Morgan.
COM POSITORS Straight-matter compositors.
Blrkelhaupt Bros.. 200-703 X. Second st.
CWK-Second cook.
Cafe.
3310 Olive st. St. Elmo
COOK
Second cook.
143S Marker,
COOK
First-class cook. 1137 Morgan.
OOK A flrst-c!a- short-order cook at ence;
referencs required. 33JI Olive st.
COOK Man that can cook and be handy
r round house. 111 East Whlttler St.
COOK Male camp dot: for small outfit. Ap
ply Cottafge and Cora aves.. M. J. Sullivan.
COOK Colored man to cook and do general
housework In private family. 4330 Wet line
boulevard.
HELPER A first-class carriage blacksmith
helper. Call 3317 S. Broadway.
HORSESHOCR Apprentice, with some ex
perience. 1113 X. Jefferson.
JOB-PRESS FEEDERS Bross-Bauer Prlnt
leg CO.. 310 X. Thirteenth.
MACHIXISTS Flral-clais macbinats; experi
enced on floor work. Xortheast corner Setenth
and O'Fallon,
MACHINISTS Two all-round machinists ard
thiee mschlne-shop hsndy men, St. Louts M. T.
A.. 31 Chemical building.
MACHINISTS. ETC. Machinists. black
smiths, woodworkers and hejpeie. for wagon
and box factories: guarante-d. 1S33 Matket.
MAN To run woodworking rnachlneerr. 141
N. frarah it, I
MAN To work on ruwtom Test.
Y9 Franklin ae.. third floor
H. I-vy.
.MUAT CinrTErt-Flrst-cUM meat cutter. Zi
Urln Market.
PAINTERS
53a Maple.
PAINTER Good carriage and wagon painter.
2in N. Ninth.
PAINTER One slush painter.
Chemical building.
Apply 31
PAINTER-Colorado booth. Agriculture bldg.:
it cnee. World's Fair.
PAINTEns-Fltst-elass carriage ralnters. n.
Gartner. S-1I N. Twentieth st.
PAINTERS Kit. Brst-class palnters; Fri
day mcrntng: French bldg.. world'a Fair
grmnd
PAPER HANGER Steady employment come
with tools. 310 N. Channlng.
PLUMBERS Ten nonunion plumbers; steady
work and rood wages for good men, Coyne
Hr.. 5 Easton.
PRESS FEEDERS
1 f. Third st
PRESS-FEKDER Experienced press-feeder.
Moser Box Co.. rot Elm st.
PRES3UR Good presser: at once,
net ave.
JJ17 Fin-
PRESSES Pants ptesser. Loula .tusch. clean
er and dyer. 314 Pint st.
SAWYER Cross-cut and rip satryer. Culum
bla Bog Co Nineteenth and North Marktt.
SHOEMAKER
1312 Ohio.
gHOEMAK-sHS Not employed, call at ?W
rvnturr luildinr.
8HOElMAKEn-At
Jiop. -KTS Eatton.
American Shoe
HHOEMAKEns AND
reara. c N. Sixth rt.
COBBLEnH-McNa--
HllOEMAKEi: Pricker on men's weU?. Wert-belmer-S
warts Eloe Co.
SIGS PAINTEKS Good wages. Apply 11.
Pine, room S.
TACKSCTTKR On men's shoes. Han.Ulon
tz Brown Shce- Co.. Twenty-Cm and Xocuvt.
TACK SETTERS Tack setters and bo-s to
tick on Inner snles and put in counter. Ilsm
Tton tr Brown Shoe Co.. Taentyflrtt and I
rut sts
TAILOUTo call at once at 512 S. Fourth
street.
TAILOR At once: steady "work; must be
rood pretter. 11 N. Ewlnr
TAILOR 1'nlcn uuiUmaker.
IMtzmann : don. 121i Cass ate.
at once. 21.
TAILOR Fltt-clas"i taller for custom coat.
CalUat once. 105 N. Elrhth it. room .
TINNERS Ten rcod tlnnera.
Main.
A pply t4 s-
TINXIirt-F-rst-c'sss tinner,
Natural Bridge road.
TINNERS
Ten tinner. EMS 3. Rroadway.
TINNERS
Ten tlnnera. CS S. Brcadway.
TINNERS Ten young men who have worked
at the tinner, trade. 7"J E. Brcadway.
L'fHOUSTERERS Two upholsterers at once.
Apnly Missouri Bedding and Feather Co.. IIS
Collins.
WANTED A good all-rcucd tinner: must be
able to make estimate fiom plana on all gal
vanized Iron and tfn wcrk: rood on furnace
wort Job and piece work: steady job; state
wages. John Stoelzle. Murphysboro. III.
WANTED Recruits for toe U. a. Marin
Corps, able-bodied unmarried men. between
n and S. good character; must pak. read
and write English: marines serve at sea on
men-of-war In all parts of the world, nn land
In our Island possesalons. and at naval stations
In United Wales. Apply Recruiting Off.ce. Post
Office bldg., rashlh aa Qliv. ts St. tui
WHITKNERS. ETC. Three whlfner aid
bricklayers; toe per hour. Jamea Quinn. 14
Wamut.
WOOD-WORKINa UALIIIKg 1IAVD"- 921
3J. Fifteenth.
WOOD TURNER. ETC, Wood turner to do
piece stark or rent lathe; also planer hand.
Carondelet Planlnr Mill CQl. sot W Davie.
1ILMAI SHB?MEII WAITED.
Nprrelon railroad bollertnakers. boiler-maker
helper-, blacksmiths and blacksmith helper.
AiPtr room J, 113 N. Sixth; no fees charged.
I1EL1' WAHTCD-FElLtLE.
Hoy a.
BOY A boy to wcifc In grocery store. FE H.
Republic
BOYS Errand toys. WhltcomB. Garrison and
Washington.
ROTS Ten bojs oer II seats to paper chairs.
301.1 N. Main su
BOY Hoy. It jears old. Furniture Factory,
:C3JN. Fifteenth.
BOY Immediately to answer door bell and
telephone. irM Vernon,
ROY Aliout 1 for restsurant: wait on Mbit:
room and buird 17 N. Third.
BOY
Good, slrrng boj . 33 Olive st.
BOYS Boj a 14 jeira or irter. Mengel Box
Co.. Vrlsom and Lawrence avee.
t-oVs
Fifty bo-.s. Call Main and Dorrss.
ROY-tfi ehlpe shoes in bsrter shop;
tat ..U N Va'sleventrr. near Ollte.
guud
Bov A ut- tn I-am llthosraphlc trade. .u-
gut iat. Vwenty-tllst and M.lgati
l:o T Nam trade and do whaleter call-tl
uji.n to !: 31 -r wrk. 2M s. Fourtr.
imr l4ty IC jeata l. to wo:k In bakery:
esperien-e n.t nireisaiy. yts N Salah.
IMlVr
S3 tu U.S-) ler werk 7.171 Windsor plac.
ItOt To l-arn ln.itesh'"-rlrtf: rue with ex-t--rleiHe
1-efefre.I. Call 3ci 7Cor:h Market
!VS-Jtut le II teuis .il.l: II .er week.
Columbia Box O . Nineteenth and North Mar
ket tr
BOV Olflie and messenger work. nbo't 1J
teats old. Apply Columbia Tian.fcr Co.. 7'l S.
Sixth st
BOY: Tnr" isrge. jaick. colored hs; IS
to -2: work In factory; 113 S Second st.; ai
piv in morning.
LUY With a Utile experience, who would
like to lam th elec'rlcal tiade. H. il'Iteik.
71: N. Elabtli st.
BOYS Experlenctd b. ti !!!, er Micels;
brine reference.. Wwt Enn lkiiaar. ande
tentr aad riany
IMIY Strong, bricht Is)'. IS sears old. w.t-1
rood education, to learn goI trade. Inland
Tvn Foundry Twelfth and Lu-ust.
BOYS Tw. bright boys, not oter 11 car of
age: write n goisl hand an.1 know how to file;
lesl of referrne; salary n a week. FO I'M.
Republic
BOY Strc-nr hoy. about 1 ess of age. tc
work In cabinet room F. C Hiddle itrn
Casket Co. ir-S itozsn st.. between O'Falicn
im uw sve.
BOX At once, bight l-oy. preferably one lk.'
Icg la northern patt of city, as cheekr In
tiac.Icg-room: good opp-rtunitv fr advarire
rent. Apply In person Su Iouls Portion! Ce
tr.ert Co.. Irop-ct Hill, on- mile north of
Baden
ELEVATOR BOY-Apply Quick Meal Stove
v. i37 thouteau ave
ERRAND IlOV Rcom M. Koken bldg..
Icut st
Ulll!.ND BOY Ctecent Printing Co.. 7
N. Fcurth st
SMALL BOY
31 N. Slain St.
FRRAND BOY For small taller shop. 1TS X.
Eighth St.. rccm K
ERRAND liOY
Call at once. Ml I'lne
Laborers.
EXTRA gang laborers. West: teamsters and
laboreis. city and Ark,; camp cook; house
carpenters. Tim SniHitan. 33 S. Seventeentn.
l.AlHJRtl:S-Tn qt-arry laborers at (3 Eas
ton ate. blor 7 o'clcck.
LABORERS At once, to dig cellar; atari Fri
day morning vs) Floris.ant ate.
LABORERS Ten laborers en construction
work. Arplv is Chemical building.
L-ABttllEIt Man with team and scraper; to
do smalt Job grading. FO 107. Republic
LABOKEKS-On concrete work. Apply Belle
Glade and Kaston ates. Skralnka Construction
I.ABOREP.S On concrete work. Apply Belli
Glade- an! Easton aves. skralnka construction
Co.
I..VBOREILS Twenty-five latorers. 30e per
hour. At alley between Twentieth and Twenty-first
on Cerre.
LABORERS Twenty-fit e laborers; Big Four:
33 per day: 33 Greeks and 3S Italians; company
work, t nltersal Labor and Supply Co., 314
Walnut st.
SCRAPERS, holders and teamsters. Apply
at Camp. Cera and Cottage ate'
M. J. Bull
iiii-
an.
SEW Ml LABORERS Apply to Tom J. Byme.
Union and Vernon aves. Take Suburban cats.
TEAMS To haul old brick 7 Si per day.
Ollte. rear.
TEAMSTERS Experienced teamster., to do
vault clanlng at right-, wages 31.73 per load.
31i Howard.
TEX steam-Irltl runn-rs. S3.7S day.
&'k men, extra gang. St &0 day.
30 rockrren. North Arkansas: S3 a day.
to laborers. North and West: SI.75.
teamtrs: Jake Harklns; S1.73 cay; near
Kansas city.
Extra-gang men; Frisco company.
i0 Austrian: S1.73 day; air free pass's.
Down Labor Agercy. 4 N. Ninth st.
KOT'IG'S LABOR AGENCT,
(13 Walnut. Eitabltshed IS7S.
Conducted on strictly business principles. All
work guaranteed aa represented.
Wanted Flte hundred laborers and teareters
for new railroads In Misouri. Illlnot. Indiana,
Ohio and Kansas; free pass to all.
Two hundred laborer- for extra gangr railroad
companv work; money any time; free pass.
Fafm bands, gardeners, milkers, man for pri
vets place, camp cooks, waiters, blacksmiths.
etc.
If you want woik. applv to the oldert. most
reliable and reTWnslh1
lie uoor agency n su
Louis. KOENIG'S LABOR AGEXCT.
(.13 Walnut st.
Clerk, -met Collectors.
ieetvieeeeeisieeiwwwMWtMv
ASSISTANT boolkkeeoer. tZZ- hotel elerkri, 115:
beard, room. American. 1J Olive.
BILL LERKS Young men: good penmen:
ran-d: tlO. tu. Leigh Pro.. Cerlury building.
CLERKS Good clerical pcsltlons open In all
branches of businets. American. l Olive.
CLERKS Voung men. assistant shipping, 112;
older (plumbing exp. preferred). Jls. 112: bill.
y. til. Leigh llroe-.. Century building.
CLERK. ETC. situation as clerk cr book
keeper In dry gooda store or grocery. 3713
Lucky.
CLERKS Shipping clerk, wholesale house,
fco: railroad, express office clerks. American.
SU Olive.
CLERICS. ETC; Clerks aad thousands of
others wanted at Fair; send 30c silver for con
cessionaries list, particulars, liureau. x)cx tit.
St, Louis.
I'KL'il CLiatK Jun'.w drug cler.
Republic.
FO III.
MAN Young man to check In railroad freight
house: t& month. Applv 18 Locust, upstairs.
MEN Tounr men. run en is-encer trains;
IS to 120 week: throua-rt dayllaht and World's
Fair runs now open. ArmU SIS L.ocuit. u pit airs.
MEN Several younr men (from country pre
ferred), work In wholesale rrocery hou: jrood
wares, with chance to advance. Apply 9U Io-
cust. ncstalr.
OFFICE man. mfc. JIS: law ofnee. Jl: real
eitat-e. American. S13 Olive.
OFFICE manaxfr. JS3; bookkeeper, JTJ; time
keeper. ICT. American. SU Olive.
OFFICE crks. JIT; rrocery. ii; collectors.
WW other openlnas. Ameilcan. 31S Olive.
OFFICE MAN Good ofnee man; must have
Jo: b.jt Income; something; new. FO 18. Ri
Dubllc. OFFICE MAN Tounr man. about 20. for of
fice work; state 'are. experience -and salary ex
pected. FO 37. Reoub.lc.
flteajcacraiylirr
sf-sSsts.t--Ssa.set1t
SIENOGRAPHEnS Mal ttenorraphers;
railroad. J. SCO; mfr.. S45; macbtnery, t"-.
i.Zti ttros.. cntury ouuaintr.
Mlscrltaneoos,
UIGr3y WASHER-An -experienced buitry
washer. Hi 3. Tblrd.
CHECKER'S. ETC. Checkers, trucker". dtU
ers. decorators aad helpers, and ether kinds cf
wcl al World's Fair ground. Apply 911 Lo
cust, upstairs.
CHECKERS. ETC Checkers, trucker, driv
ers, magon helpers and hostlers for railroad,
express and transfer companies: rood wages;
steady Joa. Apply sll Itcuat. upstairs.
COACHMAN Experienced eoac&maa to car
for one horse and wurk about tbs place, on
IJcdell bouL: rrfettoces required. EH .SS. Re
public. COOK Woman
Sixth.
or man to cook. 101 N.
UI.silWASIIER Man
Franklin.
dishwasher.
DISHWASHER-At onie; good pay; steaoy
work. "0i Market.
UIMIWAtlHElt
At once eTSt Ollte st.
Dl-ltVASllKR Man dishwasher at Dudys
Lunchroom. l Pine st.
rlt?HWASIIERS Men dishwashers for Al
len's Lunchroom. 11 Pine at.
DRAFTSMAN For patent drawings, ftl-om
chanlcal. Room S3 Madison Hotel. . to 10 p. m.
lltl ER-For
ave.
express wagon. 13 Ijucas
UIIIVER S'out man to drive oil wagon. Ap
ply SU N. Main st.
DRIVKII At once, oce-horse driver and Iunv
her pliers, f-at Eastern ate.
ERIVER Toung man to drive delivery srag
on; aiso porter to aork in grocery. GUI Bros.,
grotsry stole. K4T Kaslon.
DKlVER-i WANTED Kapeneacea ortrera.
famiUar with Ih. cttr. Apply at table, cf St.
Louis Transferer-. SL Loul and fst St. Lnttls
Gl'IDE Young man as guide on commlsalo
"Tll Henrietta.
HOTEL and restaurant help of all kinds; top
srages. American. 919 Olive.
HObTLKR xuung man wrlth references, to
attend hors and make himself useful about
place- N. Taylor are., near Olive st- cars.
HOUSEMAN Good. a!l-aroud bousemin. l-
X. King's highway
HOUSEWORK. ETC Toung man or girl for
light house and dining-room work; good wares.
l! sung a nignway. near lage.
HtrCKSTER-Kxperlenced huckster: will hire!
idling outfit: VM day. Call or aend postal.
H Easton.
HKI.I' W Tt.;is M LE
SIlacrlliinruilH.
in .... m,a s ,vi,nnr,R man aij tour ret
crd Is good and j-ou enn furnish flrst-cMss rcf
erenter. we can put you In touch wltu manr
high-grade positions We hate open ?'
men. executive, technical and clerical men, pay
ing salaries of Jl.tOO to Ji.o0 per year, call
or write f.r booklet, llapgocds line). 51s
'iiemkal bldg.. St. Louis.
KITCHEN' MAN
While, d Talor ate.
MAN t'oong man to learn barber trade. WIT
N. Jeftrson.
MAN young man to learn the barber trade.
3017 N. Jefferson.
MAN To care f jr horse and make himself
grnerailv useful. SOI Clioutsau ave.
MAN To milk cews and take care or gar-dn-
r-nerally cseiul: teferences. 113 resta
I,zzi st- tpr-jc'te Tower Grove lark.
MAN AND WIFE Woman for general housework-
man to ailst and take caie of hor-e
au.l inc. Apply Wenneker-Morrls C Co.. Is S.
Tltli-I st. ,
MAN With etabllsieil coffee and tea route:
a guarantee to increa-e your business 100 per
eei.t- l-r commission: an InterMetv ssll nm'
lnce tour. lure Fuotl Supply CO.. 33 Olite.
M.NAGElt-liirl-et hour; Ilrrt-class ahll tv
re.iul.-rU: S3. ta. Irlgii Hlits Century building.
MK.V-To
Slxtn st.
try I. arn j. sheer. 407 X.
M17N Two irn willing tu v.ork. Call :".
1133 I'lne.
J' IN Tu occiipr nicely furnished room:
Uds 37c per nlgli:. Vt X. Tlilrd.
MEN To pile lumber. Thomas rroeti Lam
br Co.. Hall and Angelrodt sts
MEN Four tcuns men. about 30 years old.
Apply i a. in.. 7W line st,. rcom yl.
HISS-Handy men for wholesale, warehouse!:
epverr drivers. American. 313 Ollte.
MEN Experienced furniture men; wagon; 10.
$13: warehouse. 13 Leigh Bros. Century bldg.
MEN Ilr!ht voung men run on parsenter
trains, experience unnecessary- American. 319
O'lte
MEN Three young men to sell goods en pas
lenger trains; through Western rnns. w3J
Market
MEN Three handymen for grenheuse; tun-,
mers work, with top wages; guaranteed. 1333
Murk-t.
MEN Setera.1 bright young men for ex
cursion steamboats; summer garden and Fair
grounds. C33 Market.
MEN to sell goods on trains; best pay during
Fair. Apply to Mr. Jordan. R, R, news office,
Nu. S. 3ik& Walnut, near west end cf Union
statiun.
MEN Seteral toung men to assist in ship
ping department- whclsle dry goeds bouse;
good wages, chance to advance. Apply 3IS l
eiit. upstairs.
PACKER Experienced packer and shipper;
must b rapid worker. Room 1. II Lucas.
PORTER Colored porter for barber shop. JH
N. Eighteenth.
PORTER steady, fast and reliable porter for
baiber shop. SS4S Finney.
1-ORTER
Fit h-irber shop. SIS X. Sixth st.
PORTER Bright white porter: to do light
work. 3434 Lawton ate.. The Hoosier.
I'tii: i e k ETC". Co.ored prters. housemen
and Janitors: factory hands, J 11. American. 313
Ollte.
IORTER Experienced colored porter: no
others need apply. Gentile bar. -st X. Xlne-.
teenth st
SALsThMKN To sell first-class nursery stock:
rood su!ares paid: stock guaranteed true ta
name as labeled: prices an rlgnr. Write tor
trm to G. I- I.n'eht, Lawrence. Ka-
SEWERS Experienced carpet sewers. Apply
1131 Olive.
TRUCKERS. ETC Truckers and freight
handlers, for express, railway, transfer and
wholesale companies: guaranteed. 1633 Market,
TWO delivery drivers. J13. 314 week: steady.
handy men. lead mines; J3.73. II. S3: t bra.
Floormen. barnmen; J40. tV; uteady work.
3 light delltery drivers: S30. 333: board.
3 men. private places; 330. 335. 337; board.
One boiler flreman. 3&3: cller. 310; steady.
Blacksmith helpers, horseshcer: steady.
3 young men. hotel storeroom: 3-43. board.
3 depot helpers. J33. 330. board: ; flunkies.
CU)ks helper--. $35, 330. board, room; steady.
Laborer. t-amsterH. near Chicago: 31.75. S3.
Union brass molder; country; r-teady work.
30 laborers, near Kanraa city and Ark.: pear.
All people out of work, call on the oldest and
largest employment companv In St. Louis.
National Employment Co.. 113-111 X. Sixth St.
WANTED Men to learn barber trade: few
weeks completes: little expense: tools and board.
Included If dsired: splendid demand: call or
write. Moler Barber College. Jllo Pln st.
WANTED-IIelp. World's Fair -rounds; all
thote seeking employment, call en the largest
and enly itncorporated) employment bureau la
St. Louis. American Buslnesa Bureau. 915 Olive.
WORK 3Ian 3S to 30 reara of age; for general
work around hotel; must have references. Na
tlosal Hotel. East Ft. Louts.
YARDMAN Si per week and board, "333 X.
Broadway.
I
MAN Toons man for soda fountain. 4
.Apply f,tlAX'iIt. BKUS.
Broadway and Franklin.
!
AGENTS -AXS -SALCSMK-f.
s''"-S-'.s-,s,-s-
sairaraen.
i." ii "r!-!!'! i-i""mii irM''i-tfy-yi----orn trnrL
SAIESMA?f Cltr talesman ar oacet TrorIT)i
l-'alr iroodj; wholesale. National Kpreliy Co.. 7r3
Locnit st.
IAJEiii!ES Pay weeHly; won tb year
round: outfit fre. Lawrenc .Nun-cry Co..
Iijiwrenc. Kam.
SALE.SiIEN. ore City salesmen and
branch offlcfl manarer. for city mfr. company;
positron iroa ran teed. 1S23 Market.
HAUiSMCV WANTEI-Ta Mil tlfh-aTadt
nursery atoek for tfce old rellabl arte a nar
etleo. T. E. Orl?vi. prop.. Cawranee. Kaa,
SALESMAN WANTED.
On commission: familiar with the trade In
Uls-ourl and the West and South: In the dolt,
toy. china, and fancy-good line. Write. st-itinT
partlculars. New York house, with St, Loula
office. Address N. U room :o Llndell.
JtgeiM.
'-"---------- il ---IVM'MI1I".
AGENTS To sell facsimile or original Decla
ration cf Independence. Address Wade & Cain.
U.14 N. Eighth St.. Bt. Louis. Mo.
AGENTS make Jt dally selling the cheapest
nd most perfect water Alter eer Invented;
retails at t: big nroflt: exclusive territory.
Seneca Filter Co.. Seneca. Mo.
AGENTS Every one selling World's Fair
novelties and souvenir good-, to see our line;
headquarters for exclusive article.; manuXactur
s of special designs on short nltce, St Louis
Button Co.. 413-415 Lucas ave.
MEN To sell household specialties: Jis to t
weeUy Conroy Dros.. 1US Olive. Bfth floor.
MEN Enterprising men to sell an up-to-data
nuxile. "Just out." snd other novelties, at tlm
World's Fair; blr monev for the r!rht roan;
write at once. Montauk Novelty Co.. p. O. Box
Cft. Walerbury. Conn.
Camraissera.
m m m " .. . ,---1 ,---tW-U'-IXM-lttfS
MAN Well-dressed man who can handle a
hlrhIaas circulation proposition; naUrr anU
rommlslson: references required, valley Week
Iv. C3 Xocutt at.
Snltcltors,
" -SSfc-fc-S .. 1fS.S J. J.. i JB))-LpL-LrI
SOLICITOR For tea and coffee; fiberal com
mission. --9CS Delmar.
3IIscrIlaneoaia.
MEN Three rood men for road: blr roney
and fine proposition. Call or address ZZ Mer-mod-Jaccard
bulldlnr-
EMPlrtTIi.-rr AGSXCIXa.
.-' -, ,-in -n-i-in
ALL. those desiring help or seklng situation
nay register r.itb tbe Free Employment Bu
reau or the Stat Bureau cC Labor Statistics.
It:1 CLtstnct St.. situations and help fumlshstl
free nf charg. Tel. Klnloch A 931.
nu.JIES WANTED.
iiiiiii'iiiiir'i ii r i i"ir iin "in "iirri "iii'isLiirsj'.il
AMERICAN Guide Co.: World. Fair visitors
guide sen.1 prepaid. Sc tlJVs Burlington build
ing. St. Louis.
HAVE your slate roofs repaired. Call at
White's. CT Rntg-r: phone. Grand OM. Bell.
O. MILLER Paint and Wall Paper Slore-I
will paper room for S3.53. complete. 12C3 Frank-llc-.
Klnloch C MM.
I'ARTT -slth JliOW). Intelligent and energetls
services, highest references and wld. acquaint-,
ance In St. Louis, wishes opening there: prop
osition must besr eloe InTestfratlon; no
agsnts; no World's Fair snaps. FA 25 Ri
nubllc. REMARKABLE styles: tt oanU for JS; suits
to order. London Tailoring Co.. 931 N. Broad
way. WK can get a buyer for your buslnesa quicker
than anyone else. Try us.
WORLD'S FAIR BROKERAGE CO
D - a Chestnut st.
W ORLD'S Fair signs: neat, quick and cheap.
Address Sign Painter. 3M1 School st.
HUCRLLA-EtJCs WAm.
tltS"t-sr--tslls1lllg
AtfM-aaaKaMea
ABSOLUTELY dmibl nli ntrt eM i !'
and tentlemen'a catt-off cothlnr and feathers.
i-tend post j L M. Solomon. T2I N. High at.
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