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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: S&TURD&Y. 'JUNE lfif. 'l90i.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECOItD OF BIRTHS.
Joseph and Louise Gov an. 713 Carroll; girl.
John. and Sadie dress. 3326 Lincoln; boy.
Joseph ana Rose Gutner, 2723A Meramec;
tor,
B. J. Jackson and Cynthia Johnson, 1231 South
Jefferson: boy.
"em ua isopma iiramer. li2 Vermont;
boy.
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boy.
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obtrt and Mary, Kocian. 101 South Tenth;
ittrt A VC41... Y ( w......... ..1.1
w H. and Ijura Ucntiit. St- Tallin' hov.
Henry and Alpha Stumpt, 3103 South Broad
Way; girt.
J. A. and Anna Stelnmeyer, 31121 Bailey: boy.
Henry and Rose Siegfried, jais Dixon: boy.
Frank and Lulu Smith, SXH Gamble: boy.
Loul and Hulda Schaeperkoettcr. 2008 Vest;
lrt
James and May Stark, 4907A North Broad
way; boy.
. Frank and Josephine Stlllraan. 3S1S Cote Brll
Jiante; girl
J. A. andvAnna Schmidt. 1703 Russell; glri.
fl J and Grace Erb. 3017 South Third; boy.
Albert and Loretta Erdbrugge. 2343 Mont
gomery; girl.
H. and E. Dlnkelfcamp, 3431 Elliot: girl.
Daniel and Brldiret Curley. 1343 Billot; girl.
Mr. fid Mrs. l"ilemrthv. MCj Thni!rt)la.
boy.
Leslie and Bessie Curtis. 3213 Indiana; boy.
Fred and Corlnne Adams, 606 Kansas; girl.
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MAKIIIAGE LICENSES.
tas-VsJNfs-s--,
Chris Powell .
701 I.a Salle
Susie McKnlght ....
W H. Kroftieck ..
Louisa Stuce
Charles Lltzsinger .. .
Bertha Lucas
Joseph Wheelas
Mamie W, Teasdal
Jtobert Manning .......
Hattia Stovall .
Vf B. Smith
Jsnnla White
Ccorse Griswold
Jessie Tutt
Mllllam J Egan
Xmily J. Slaughter ...
1300 Spruce
Wnolam, Mo
Drake, Mo
Westcott. Mo
. . Ferguson, Mo
. . 4202 Delmar
. . 3668 Llndell
21 South Slxieentb
11(4 Gratiot
... 1017 East Park.
...... 62M Maple
, 3941 rinney
3611 Lucas
11 North Cardinal
11 North Cardinal
... 221s Ne a stead
William Bell
Ada Stllea , Newton, Kas
TValter V. llenrr ZSL2 Albion
Ruth A. Stelle. 3410A Park
Orln K. Wlnnek ,... 901 Theodosla
Jrma Ockershauser 6901 Theodosla
Robert Marron
Lena Faber ,
Michael Murray
Cella Thomas ,
Frank Brinkman
Jdsle Schumacher ....
Charles L. Cloedy ...
Martha Kada
Claude IL Balrd ....
Alida M. Huasey ....
Thomas J. Dempsey
KujenU A. Jones ...
Harvey Love'oy
Martha B. Jefferson ,
Melchlor Heltmann ..
Annie Mager
500 Walnut
res rtanklin
SIX South Third
13 South Third
Helena, Mont
295 South Lefflngwell
3711 Iowa
3743 Arsenal
3C63 Cook
., 3663 Cook
3938 Page
............ 2314 Lucaa
... Washington. D. C
50 Kensington
Clarksvllle, Ark
.... Fort Smith, Ark
Veddlnc; RInjia (Solid Gojd,).
Finest qualities, 13 to 120. Mennod &
Jaccard's. Broadway and Lflcust.
ptJniAL rEnMiTs.
Jfenry FoegtgiD, 67 years, S7S North Broad
iray; fever, T
Esther Bchuckert, 1 year 424. South Second:
paeutaohl.
Lucy Barrovy, O years, tm Lucas; consump
tion. P. Williams, (0 yean. City Hospital; suicide.
Fritz Hafan, 65 -years. City Hospital; accident.
CKJJIs Qamacke, 1 year. Female Hospital;
convulsions.
James Ryan, years. 119 South Seventh: cos
sumption, Catherine Ntubert, W years, Lutheran Hos
pital) capcer.
ffinlA. EdWftrds, Jf y.r. U4J. Cot Bril
"lal Tnlinilll.
,&K PW. H , m mm uebeti
IdiStobbe, 3$ years, tfs; Ohio: blood polssa.
DavHf Mowican,wJ(J leaffc'1 goufe TWr
ttetb: pneumonia.
Olreid p. Dojle. 33 years. Words Fair; ac
cident. w, IL Cox, 75 yean. Colonial building; apo;
J. Layton Large, 65 yean, St. Luke's Hos
Pltsl: heart disease.
John. Carroll. 39. yen, Ctty Hospital: l-
John pougbetty, I days, CMS Vermont; cost
TPlsjona.
Eugene Jones, 23 J ears. Insane Asylum; p(
lepsr. Htrmin Obrack. 21 years, "351 North Ee,v
cnth: paresis,
John Cttnse, J2 years, 20J South Twenty-first;
acclacnt.
Wm. Ertuyltr, I aionths, 2S1T Eads: tnanln-
ratrick White, 14 years, 1536 Papln; sclerosis,
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.
Violet Construction Company; Edward II.
Harrington, 48 shares; Jean F. Baerveldt find
Bernard Greenfelder, I share each: first meet
ing. June 22, at t p. m. In Roe building; to do
a 'real estate and construction business; capi
tal stock, full paid. 35.WX
Security Investment Company: William O.
Lsxrjn, 29 shares; Clifford K. Bell, 50 shareii;
Walter CL Taylor. Walter Quench and J. M.
tinortal, JO shares each: to do a general In
vestment cosines,); capital stock, full paid,
15,000.
Hamilton Investment Company: George L.
Kdwarfle, Kirkwood. Mo., 30 spares: Psrcy
Werner and P, H. Aylett of St- Louis, 10 shares
each; to do a general brokerage business: cap
ital sttck. hair paid, J30.OOX
St, Louts Clay Burning Company; assets,
1175.000; liabilities. 318,500; Increase, halt paid,
from 3150,000 to 1200.000.
Means Catering Company; M. Louise Means,
4 shares; Charlea 9. and Mary L, Means; SO
stharca each; capital stock, full paid, 110,000.
MISSOURI.
r.nrrBuo special.
Jefferson Ctty. Mo-. June 17. The following
companies received certificates of Incorpora
tion, to-day in the office ot the Secretary of
State;
Federal Realty Company ot Kansas City:
capital 120.000, all paid. Incorporators Thomas
8, McCralq. Morten Thayer and L. R. Moore.
William R. Kendall Security Company of
Kansas; City: capital 3250.O0O, all paid In-cprpotators-lEmlly
C Kendall. Edwin Kraut
horr. William Roy Kendall.
Hannibal Missouri Land Company: capital
Uoo.oQO all cald. Incorporators Lyman P.
Lucy H. end William A. Munger.
Bank of "Westphalia. Osage County: capital
310.000. all paid. Incorporators Henry Wester
man. L. S. Parker. Henry Caatrop and others.
ILLINOIS.
J1BPUBUCSPECLM
Springfield, 111, June 17. Certificates of In
eurporatlcn were Issued to-day by the Secretary
of State, as follows;
The Forester Coal and Coke Company, Du
OHolo: capital. 350,000: mining coal and manu
facturing coke. Incorporators John Forester,
James Forester and M. C. Wright.
The West Muddy Coal Company. Coulterrtlle;
capital. 316.000, mlnln- coaL Incorporators
Cicero Barber. Amus 4. Anderson and W. D..
Brlngham
The Hill Laundry Company. Aurora: capital,
312.0001 laundrx business. Incorporators J. n.
Dill, ilint D. VlU and J. 8. Sheara. '
The Kenla Creamery Association. Kenla: cap
ital, 35,000; manufacturing butter. Incorpora
tocaJ, 8. Anderson. J. E. Colaclasura and T.
w KtPtey.
The Loralne Creamery Company. Loralne;
capital. 110 OoQj manufacturing butter and cheese
and operating an electric plant. Incorporators
John Groves. J, A. Amus and Charles Wheat
ton.
LOST AHD FOUKD.
Ses,wiiw i.w,w , .i .-i
iHW,
TtAtlGTV-. t.ABt. World's Fair director's raid
badge; 310 reward will be paid on delivery of
same st Mercantile Trust Company.
CANS Loit, gold-headed cane. name. "L.
Schnecka' on head. Return to Sll Locust st-,
room 802. and get reward.
COAT Lost, Thursday night In Chinese vil
lage on the PUe, a black esllk taffeta coat. Lib
eral reward If returned to owner, 8353 Wen,
nilnsur place.
FOUND Harris'a new atore. where they tell
best shues In fit Louis tor 34. 407 N, sixth at..
HAND BAG Lost, hand nag. on Olive car,
containing owner's cards. Return to 2938 Lo
cust. HAS A Polar Bear cold feetr Not if he wears.
Harris's Polar Calf Shoes. 407 N. Sixth st.
KETS Found, bunch Ot keys at Seventh and
Olive owner may recover by paving or this.
GH 37 Republic. '
LOCKET Lost, Tuesday a Christian Science
emblem locket, liberal reward tor its return.
4169 Caatleman stve
.MONET Lost, at 3 o'clock, on Grand and
haston ares. JIM: reward 329. Call room 43,
De Menll bldg.. A B. 8.
?lONTJV Lost, 323 bill: lost June 17; some.
ere between or on Labadle and Easton and.
Lamdln and Taylor. Return same to Dr. J. B.
Nesh. J007A Newstead. and receive reward.
MQNQORAM Lost, diamond monogram-; Ini
tials D, 8 set lq small diamond In platinum
setting, attached to a leather fob: lost wills
boarding an Olive st. car at Thirteenth St.;
liberal reward and no questions asked If re
turned to 8. L. & M. Bamnan, 309 Commercial
"bldg.. Sixth and Olive.
OVERCOATjT-Loet, Oxford gray: west of
Grand or In Forest Park: mads by Kolar. Re
ward It leturned to 3654 Pine at.
POCKETItOOlC-Lotst, June 16. at the Fair
.grounds. pooketoooW containing gum ot money
xnff ticket to Buffalo, on Wabash Railroad.
Return to Hotel Jefferson and receive liberal
reward.
UMBRELLA Lot, In Agricultural building
at Palp Thursday afternoon, gold-handled um
brella, name "Estelle Montague" on handle I
liberal reward. Notify or return to 4740A Cook;
WATCH Lort. watch and chain, with mono
gram O. B : liberal reward. 2920 Rutger w.
WATCH-Lost. gold-filled open-case watch
and chain -with locket; suitable reward - 3300
WATCH-Lost, jn East SU Louis, lady's gnld
tfatchi nUrrt tn 11 TlVr ami atv
reward.
.WATCH-Lost, a gold watch, fob and ccra
blneoon Mjaonlo and Odd Fellows' charm, at
the Fair Ground race track Thursday after
noon. GH II, Republic
STOCKHQI.DEIlg! meetings.
",'sN'V",jVsysvaejyjt
THE annual meeting of the urtockholden of
mo jiamey Koao iieauy uo , tor too election
of seven directors to aerve during the en
suing year, will be held at the office ot the
dl liouis union irusi m. on Baturaay. June
25. 10L between the hours ot 9 a. m. and 12 m.
. , U r. JOND3. President.
A. W. Stewart, Secretary.
bt Louis. Mo.. June 11. 1904.
CEXEH AL ASOUjCEMEATS.
ALL, peddlers ot St. Louis are lntted to a
ncetlng to be held at Llghtstone Hall Elev
enth ard Krinklln. Sunday night, iSth. 8
o'ckck.
SITUATIONS AVANTED FEMALE.
CHAMBERMAID Situation s chambermaid
In a private family; good reference. Call 1S33
Carr at.
t-TJMPANION Situation br
young lady as
companion and guide tor Werld'a Fair visit
ors, z&a vvasmngton ave.
COOK Situation by cook In nnt-class boarding-house
or small hotel. Address Jonm, sit N.
Beaumont.
COOK Middle-aged lady wishes
position as
cook In, bonrdlng.houso or private family; no
cojecxion 10 country.
Miss Rosle. 4733 St. Louis.
DRESSMAKER Dresmaker wants engage
ments In families at 31.73 per day; good work
guaranteed. OE 13. Republic
HOUSEGIJIL Situation by German girl for
general housework. S117 Easton.
HOUSEGH1L Situation by "irl to do general
housework in small ramllv ; no children; an
swerbv postal 1009 N. High st.
HOUSEKEEPER Situation by lady with 4
) ear-old boy. as housekeeper or general w'otk.
1191 N. Nineteenth t.
L.VUNDUISS AVhlte laundress wants wash
ing and ironing, or e'eaning and scrubbing; 3L33
a day. CH 27. Republic.
LVUNDRES bltuation to so out first four
daj.i of the week: good references, call or
write to-day. 1921 Morgan.
LAUNDRESS nrst-class white laundress
wants washing to take home: lace curtains done
up at short notice. 231S Clark ae.
WAITRESiJ-Situation by a girl in hotel;
waitress or chambermaid 402-Lam!
WOR.K--I.adv; of refinement and education
wishes position la city office or Fair. OH 4.
Republic.
STOVE REPAIRS
A. a BRAUER. MC-311 N. THIRD BTRU5T.
SITUATl08 "WASTED HALE,
ev,,,ini,i'iB w,i,s,s.-.-.,,
BAKER A rood first hand baker, married.
wants steady position; good man on bench or
oven. GH 48. Republic
BAKER Flrst-cIara all-round bread and cake?
baker, confectioner and pastry cook; city or
couUry. J. Hunter. 907 Market st.
BARTENDER A young, well-experienced
bartender, with rood recommendation, wishes
steady position, peter Schanzenbaohr 2012 Lo
cust st.
BOOKKEEPER Situation by
bookkeeper. GH C. Republic
experienced
BOOKKEEPER Situation by a competent
bookkeeper, with good references. SC 60. Re
pitllc ROOKKEEPER-Small set ot books to Write
up each day at 310 to 325 per month.
GA 11.
xvepuouc
BOOKKEEPER Position
as bookkeeper or
cashier by experienced and competent account'
any; pest or city reierences.
GF a. Republic.
CARPENTER First-class carpenter wants
work by day or Job; small jobbing preferred. GES
73. Republic
CARPENTER AND JOBBER Nonunion;
first-class, all-around mechanic wants work;
references. GE 155. Rapubllc
CARPENTER Situation by carpenter: non
union; flrst-clas references; job work a special
ty: calls receive prompt attention. 'Address
Carpenter. 3249 Olive.
CHEF
Al In every particular: first-class hotel
teferetces: city or country.
ur it. itepuouc
CHEF Cook with first-class hotel experience:
best references, wants situation; moderate feal
ary. GH 26. Republic.
gfessf8- $$
COOK-Sltuatjen M.cpok: second h?rt order
try; day or night, tilt 36, Repupllc
DEMONSTRATOR Man. 38: Intelligent: rood
address; experience aa demonstrator and sales
man -wants charge of exhibit at World's Fair.
urt : ivepuouc
"ENGINEER Situation bv good all-round elec
trical and mechanical engineer: can give first
class references. 1. B. R., 310 N. channing,
third floor.
HOUSEMAN Position to take care ot Uvvn.
horses and outside housework: dan t drink. OF
56. Republic.
MAN Situation
and dining-room
rear.
bv colored man for
house
adrk. Address 1415 Pine.
in
MAN Toung man. 19, bright and congenial,
desires position where a good business ability
would be appreciated. GB 156. Republic
PAINTER House painter, hardwood finisher
and decorator wantn work, large or small; Jobs;
first-class work. OF 70. Pepnbllc
PAPER HANGER. ETC. Expert paper hang
er and painter wanta work; reasonable: every
thing furnished: phone 1 lira. 2211 Division.
PHARMACIST Position by registered phar
macist. OH 20. Republic
PRINTER Young man, four years' experi
ence as Job and ad man on country daily,
wishes situation In West or Northwest in like
capacity. R. F. Morris. Duquoln, III.
SALESMAN Experienced,
wanta ttrui
UR
efer
sne-
clalty line for road or clt
ror roaa or city;
GH 21, Republic
tu-st-clasg reference
ana pona.
SALESMAN Traveling salesman will take
any good staple line on commission; have best
of references. OF 31. Republic.
STENOGRAPHER Thoroughly experienced;
best of references as to character and ability.
GH 9, Republic
STDNOGRAPHER-Also telegrapher.
position; experienced; good references; age 22.
liioq ; expenenc.
21. Republic
UH
STENOGRAPHER Experienced stenographer
desires permanent position with reliable firm.
OE 143. Republic
STENOGRAPHER Position by experienced
stenographer; Remington or Olive operator. B.
B.. 4280 Cook ave, city.
STENOGRAPHER Exoert stenographer and
all-round office roan desires position outside ot
St. Louis; experienced; references. FA 1. Re
public STENOGRAPHER Experienced male stenog
rapher desires position In law office; owns ma
chine: references; nominal salary to start. GE
160. Republic
STENOGRAPHER Expert stenographer and
typewriter would like dictation for home work
evenings and Sundays: stenographic or dlnct
dictation. GH 39. Republic.
TRUNKMAKER-Sltuatlon by trunkmaker
at repairing. 2642 Franklin.
WOODWORKER Situation by young man. a
gcod mechanic, at woodwork, GH 24, Re
public I
WORK Situation by young man, 17 years, as
helper tor sign painter; have good experience.
709 N. Ewlng. flat 15.
WQRK-Good
iood, sober, steady man wants work
ig, taking care ot hqrse and make
ful. GF 33. Republic
ai garaenini
nimseii use:
WORK Position, willing to do any kind ot
work, and willing to work for 31 a week; good.
honest and sober roan. QH 14. Republic
WORK Position by young man of rood
habits: will work at any hononb'e work; office
or atore work preferred. OH "25. Republic.
WORK Mexican that era
English, wishes World's Fair employment; one
UA iuq oAuau-iMuus ucyaj tracing., ura it JVC'
public
WORK Situation by young man of good
habits, to take care of some concession at the
Fair grounds; best of city references. QIJ 47,
Republic
Bafries Business College
Board of Education Building, ill Locust st.,
often first-class facilities for acquiring a Busi
ness or Shorthand training. "Established 3
years. Catalogue free.
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND and TELEGRAPH
.SCHOOL, CENTURY BUILDING. corner
OL1VD and NINTH Bts. Open day and night.
ALL DEPARTMENTS will reihatn open
through the summer and special Instruction will
be given In shorthand, typewriting, bookkeep
ing, telegraphy and the common school studies.
Graduates of thla school ara competent to per
form the duties required of them. Apply at the
College, fifth floor of the Century bnlldlng.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALIi,
The Troa-s
Avy vNyiMW
OPERATORS Experienced QDeratnra nn In.
rants' caps: also a few iearnera: steady work:
good bay. Delmar Mfg. Co . 8106 Thomas.
SKtRTMAKKRS-rFltty experienced skirtmak-
S; steady work all ear; good wages. Prog,
i Mfg Co- 717-719 LucasT '
SHIRT-WAIT MAKERS We pay the high
est prices and have the easiest system; rtesdy
work alwar. Olian Bros,. 717 Lucaa '
SKIRTMAKERS-Experienced sklrtroaker:
i.rst clan vrurk, year around: light machines:
good pay. Apply Kurlander Bros. & Co., S23
Washington, sixth floor.
8TITCHERS-Top stltchen on men' work.
Wertheuner-Swarts Shoe Co.
TRIMMERS Experienced trimmers on ready-to-wear
hats. Sylvester C, Judge Hat Factory,
1319 Pine st,
Vreaimaker ajsia aeqrnsireesea.
GIRL To mw cguvaa tor awning and fur
nltura coven. 1107 N. Sixteenth.
SEAMSTRESSES Experienced girl on ladle'
collars; plain aewers. Imperial Embroidery Co.,
413 N. Eleventh. ' '
SKIRTMAKER9 Twenty.nve
experienced
II Franklin.
sltlrtmalcera. B. Silverman & Co.. 817
Ifariea.
NURSP Good girl as nurse and do upstaln
wort. SS2J Pine.
NURSE Neat, colored, to care tor one child
and help with housework. 418? Morgan.
NURSEGIRL Experienced nuraeglrl for two
children: one who Is willing to tnreL UH 41,
Republic
HELP WASTED FEJIALE.
Ilouievrork.
y',is,is''-is''S-al-',s'
HOUSEOIRL 'Will pay Rood wages. 904 Au
birt ave.
HOUSEaiRL Young colored girl tor Jioust
work. 3H7 fine.
HOUSEaiRL-A girl for general housework.
3430 3. Broadway.
HOUSKGIRL-Good
work. 43C9 Morgan
girl for general boqso-
HOUSEGIRL Girl
605 N. Vandev enter.
Iqr general housework.
HOUSFaillL-GIrl for light housework,; smMl
family. 1501 Hickory st.
HOUSEOIRLA aood girl for general 1
york. uv. N? Third at. '
HnUKEOIRL Girl for general housework:
good wages. 4601 Page ac.
HOUSEOIRL Girl for general housework!
no washing. 4119 Cook ave .
HOUSEGIRI--GlrI for general housework;
good wages. 4218 West Belle .
, HOUSEGIRL-Exnerlenced alrl
housework. 3123A Shenandoah.
for general
HOUSEaiRL Good girl for general house
work for bakery. 1900 S. Tenth
HOUSEOIRLS Two girls for housework; no
washing; gnod pay. SOC N. Sixth
HOUSEWOMAN Good
general housework 9 N.
German
bprlng
woman tor
HOUSEUIRL Good clrl for general house
worl.: small family 3319 Lacled&
HOUSEaiRL girl for light housework.
Call 16 S. Fourth st . In store
HOUSEOIRL Girl for general housework,
only two In family 1310 N. High ,
HOL'SBSIRI-Good airl for general house
work: no washing 26S Maple ave
HOU&EGIRL Countrv etrl for neneral house
work; private family 4062 Morgan
HOUaEGlRL Tidy girl or woman for house
work In family of two 1316 Sidney.
HOUbEGlRL GUI for general housenork. no
outside work: aood wages 3009 Park
HOUSEG1RL Girl to do general housework,
two adults: lower flat 6193 Morgan.
HOUSEGIRL-GIrl for general housework,
no washing: good ;wases 4325 Delmar.
IIOUSEOIRL-Colored girl. 14 to 16 years, to
assist in housework 4233A West Belie
HOUSEGIRL-GIrl for housework; no wash
ing, no outside work. 1515 Missouri ave
HOUSEGIRL Girl for
general houtew
66A Fail-mount.
three adulta: upper fiat- Cli
HOUSEOIRL Girl for general housework,
small family; no washing. 2331 Allen ave.
HOU&EGIRL Girl for general houework;
small family; good wages. 1252 N. Euclid
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
must be good cook. Dr. Floyd. 326 N. Euclid.
HOUSEGIRL White girl for general houso
work; small family; no washing. 4523 Page.
HOUSEGIRL
for small family:
Girl for general housework,
good wages. 60S5 Vernon.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
no washing or Ironing. 1228 N. King's highway.
HOUSEGIRL-GIrl to assist with housework;
:wo afternoons and evenings off. 3760 Laclede.
HOUSEGIRL White girl for general house
work; private family: good home. 907 N. Leon
ard. HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework: no
washing or Ironing. Apply at once at S3j9 v est
Pine st.
HOUSEOIRL Girl for general housework:
small family; easy work; Inquire at ono. 2)31
Thomas st.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
two In family. Mrs. A. Spcder, 617 N. Tentn,
East St. Louia.
"HOUSEGIRL-GIrl to do general housework:
two In famllv? Mrs. A. Sieger. 617 N. Tenth
St.." East St Louis
HOUSEGIRL I want good girl for gen
eral housework: and will pay good wages.
Address 2319 Albion place.
HOUSEOIRL Situation by girl to work few
hours every day; more for home than wages; In
neighborhood of 25W Marcus.
HOUSEGIRL-GIrl for general
In dental office; hours from 7 a. m.
no Sunday work. Call till Pine st.
housework
to p. ro.!
TIQUSEGIBLr-Af onus, aounc Qerpjan, girl.
15 oc
Ian for Londay 22M 'callron
. uty lMSt-
worn;
HtnTSEGIRL-Glr!' fof gtnersl liousewoik:
younr or experienced: to gq homt'nlatiU: good
place and wages. J615A Botanical ave.
HOUSEGIRL -Girl for family llvlpc In
suburbs; near Nprinan4y: apply at room SOS
century; before 19 o ciock in tne morning.
TtnlTRTVimT, Girl far housework and ltoning:
must be experienced: come prepared: reference
required; 320 per month; go homo nights. 2535A
Montgomery r
HOUSEGIRLS. ETC. Two girls: one for
housework: one to cook, wash and Iron; small
family In the suburbs. Call or address P. Q.
Box ill. Ferguson. Mo.
HOUSEMAID -
Competent" housemaid: rood
wages: references required; call at once. (323
Cabanne Place.
HOUSEWOMAN For general housework
suburbs1 Apply 1404 Pine.
HOUSEWOMAN Woman for general house
work In private family 3417 Franklin
HOUSEWOMAN A middle-aged woman to
do light housework. 1424 N. Nineteenth st.
HOUSEWORK Middle-aged woman for gen-
eral housework: In small famllr. 5
bnavf
ave. place; one block west of Grand ave
Wnltresaea.
DINING-ROOM GIRL For email hotel
Roadside inn. 6284 Oavtcn ave.
DINING-ROOM GIRLS Three dining-room,
glr'a for dinner work. 411 N. Broadway; up
stairs. DINING-ROOM OIRL. ETC. Girl for dining
room work; also good cook; call at once. 4215
rtnney ave.
DINING-ROOM GIRL Toung white girt,
to Is years old. for dlning-Toom work; go
tod
wages. 242 s. vanoevenicT.
WAITRESS-An
Olive '
experienced waitress. 23S
WAITRESS At American Restaurant, 209 S.
Broadway '
WAITRESSES Steady work. 411 N. Broad
way, upstairs.
WAITRESS
SOS Si Seventh.
WAITRESSES Good hand and good wages.
6 N. Twelfth st, T
WAITRESS Lunchroom: steady place; good
wages. 1013 Olive.
WAITRESS
106 N. Fifteenth
WAITRESS
At once. 2722 Franklin.
WAITRESS Arm work; 17 per week.
Restaurant. 410 Market.
not
WAITRESS
In restaurant. 4125 Easton
WAITRESS
At once: steady.
1725 Market
WAITRESSES Experienced waitresses for
lunchroom on World's Fair grounds: free pass:
rood wages. Apply Saturday morning ready
lor wo:k. rurina nun Eigntn ana urauot,
or 107 Agriculture building.
Lnuadrease.
wwwwwwwvvAeoeivy
GIRLA-Menele elrls.
shaker- and lroners:
ii to w. wivn uoaru.
Planters Hotel.
QIRLS Ten girls; ton wa,es; at American
Hotel Laundry Co., end of Olive par line, De
Ballvlere and De Given ilia aves.
IRQNERS. HTC Ladles' clothes lroners. ma
chine girls and girls to learn; from In or out of
city. Century Laundry Co . 4664 Easton.
LAUNDR.ESS-On Monday at 4013A Mcpher
son ave.
LAUNDRESS Tony Faust Restaurant, Broad-,
way and Elm.
LAUNPRESS Good laundress;
day In week. 2703 Stoddard.
first three
LAuNpRESS Reliable w hlte woman
washing, on Monday. 2327 St. Louie.
for
LAUNDRY HELP-Walst lroners and finlsh
en. Monarch Laundry. 2719 Franklin.
LAUNDRESS White woman for plain laun
dry work: 325 per month. 579 De Ballvlere.
LAUNDRESS German preferred. Call Satur
day morning between 8 and 9 at the Columbian
Clcb. Llndell boulevard and Vandeventer ave.
LAUNDRY HELP Mangle girls, markers,
aasorters and etilrt f olden; alsq ladles' clothes
lroners to work from ( to 13 p. m Westroln
ster Laundry Co.. 4113 Olive.
Clerk wnd Collectors.
CASHIERS Experienced young ladles, living
with parent; 36, 38. Leigh pros, 1001 Cen
tury CLERK First-class lady typewriter tilling
clerk; nest appearance; World? Fair: call be
fore 10 o'clock this forenoon. Fletcher Type,
writer Co.. 115 N. Eighth.
SALESLADY Experienced dry goods sales.
lady; must speak German and bring re
good salary tor the right party. Apply
morning between 8 and 9 o'clock al 1901
; German and bring reference;
aionaay
Hebert.
Stenosrapher.
ij. ...,.,
TllUNG ladlee Yetutlvelv TtnMettm flhnf
hand School, Vanol building, Olive and Vande
venter: individual Instruction In shorthand, type
writing, spelling, bookkeeping and English;
high-grade positions; open all summer; day and
nlrht school. ' '
HAYWARD'S
id Shorthand Ccllege. z9. 2, ttland
Ruslcs and
tzt Odd Fellows'
suiming. inaividual imtrucUon
Mwntlmr. Bookkeeping, Arith-
In Shorthand. Tvw
tnetlc and Penmanshln.
hone 975 day and night.
MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewriting. Pen
marshlp, etc New location. Dolph building.
Seventh and Locust st. My 1.
Oar Mino ripen pH yeqy.
SHORTHANP.
DAY AND NIGHT. OPEN ALL RUMMER.
JONES ft IIENDERSON BUSINESS cofc
LEGE, GRAND AVE, AND WIND30RPLACB
(OPltisiTU HIGH SCHOOL). 5y-Thiee
immui ; one montn iu. Jilgnt as per month.
MARVELOUS RESULTS.
RUBICAMBHORTHAND COLLEGE.
K UJ. SBfU'y, rou in from two to tin
months X oj dot thy same thing in Chartier'a
Electric ehorthand that will require trosi six"
to eight month lit any of theothtr leading
syitems. Vanol bldg.. Ollv and Vaodoventer.
IIELJ? WAXTPD PE1IALP.
Cppk.
COOK-Good
nue.
cook, 330. 4130 Maryland ave-
COQK Woman to cook and Iron, at on. S327
Pine.
COOK A
Taylor.
good cook; good wages. 360 N.
COOK First-class
leg ton.
cook. Apply 4133 Wash-
COOK A good cook in small boarding-house.
3107 Morgan.
COOK aood cook, wilh references.
Phrrson ave.
COOK Woman to cook and help around the
house. 1S0S N. Grand.
COOK Assistant woman cook la restaurant;
good wain. 49-j Delmar.
COOK
Good plain cook.
COOK White girl for cook and general house
work: good wages. 6628 Clemens ave.
X)GK Girl for rooking: married couple pre
ferred: nice room for couple. 3922 Delmar,
COOK Competent colored cock: references
required; no laundry work 621 N. bprlng ave.
m COOK. ETC.-Good cook:
for restaurant: nice place
Easton ave
also gi
; good
ood waitress:
wages. 637
COOK Good place: Rood waxes: references
required ApdIv between 3 and & o'clock p. m.
at 6514 Barlmer ave.
COOK For small family: good wages; a nice
room, a good home: for a good plain cook.
Call 44 Nicholson place.
COOK Good white or colored cook, etc.:
quick, sober. Industrious. Coll at The Fol
sometta. 2620 Folsom ave.
COOK Girl to 100k for small family; aood
home and wages to competent person: bring
reference 4121 Went Pine st.
COOK Experienced cook: also good housegirl;
stcadv position to right parties; three In family;
good wages 6153 Washington.
Miscellaneous.
CASHIER Toung lady with some experience
s cashier In retail store; state salary and ref
erenres, GF 34. Republic.
..CHAMBERMAIDS Ten chambermaids. Chrls
tlan Endeavor Hotel
chambermaid In first-class hotel; at
Fair grounds. Call 1933 Caxr at.
DINING-ROOM GIRLS Auditorium Lunch
room. 2328 Olive st.
DINING-ROOM GIRLS Two
girls. 713 N. Oompton.
dining-room
DINING-ROOM GIRL-Glrl for dining-room
at otce. 1038 N. Vaudeventer.
DINING-ROOM GIRL-For bordlng-houso
good wages: nice home. 2309 Locust.
DINING-ROOM GIRLS Experienced: come
ready to vvork. Jefferson and Napoleon Restau
rant. 2331 Olive.
DISHWASHER
3204 Olive.
DISHWASHERS
814 Morgan st.
DISHWASHER-A
ored. "2227 Locust.
woman dishwasher; col-
DISHWASHER An experlepced dishwasher
for restaurant 1634 Franklin.
DISHWASHER Dishwasher and all-round
woman In kitchen. Miller. UU Union ave.
DISHWASHER Woman dlshtvasher at Man-
del's. 718 Olive st.
whlts
or colored: 3i 53 cec
weeic
DISHWASHBR Colored woman dishwasher;
34.60 per week. 716 Olive st. upstairs, next
door to Delicatessen.
GlRLb Glria over II yean to pick nuts.
N. Second.
Ill
GIRLS To do writing at home.
TayiOr ave.
Wethe, 1M4
GIRL For a fen daya at once; good pay. 2903
Shdldan ave.
GIRLS St Louis Basket and Box Co..
ond and Arsenal.
Sec-
Q3RLS To ov light work: good wages; steady
work. 325 N. Main.
GIRLS Three kitchen girls. Call a Southern
Hotel, fclm st. entrance.
GIRL-Qood girl to Work In restaurant; white
or colored. 163' crfigtnni. ' T
GIRL-To cut canvas foe sjanlnes and furni
ture covers. 1107. N. Sixteenth
qiBL-n wartr ln"sj can8jriior;"roust know
how to dfp choclate and CTeamT"2926 OllVe.
GIRL Over 11
veara old. St. Louis Paper
Box Co . 21 Randolph, take Chouteau ave. car.
GIRLS Two girls ' to wbrK In dining-room
and kitchen for boarding-house; good wages.
2022 N. Broadway. -. - i -,
GIRLB between 17 and to yean old. to op
erate telephone board: experience not necea
sary. Fit to. Recusitc
GIRL Little girl, from 8 to 12 years of age
s companion to lady; good home; have no
illdren. Mra. John King. t N. High
GIRLS Bright girts to work In stltchlng
room: also girls to work In packing-room
Hamilton & Brown Shoe Co , Twenty-tint aad
Locut sts.
KITCHEN WOMAN Woman for kitchen
restaurant. 5239. Delmar boulevard.
In
LADIES Steady home work, transferring;
to 315 weekly. 721 Olive, room 411.
LADIES Heme work; stamping; ti. 16 week
ly; steady; nnvtous experience unnecessary. 409
Holland building.
HANTRT
GIRL Tony
Faust Restaurant,
Broadway an
q r.im.
SILVER GIRL
411 N. Broadway, upstai rs.
WOMAN To work in restaurant; good wages
and room. 4958 Delmar. " "
WOMAN or girl to work In restaurant; good
wages. 3524 N. Broadway. r
WOMEN to take measures; new const; sal
arv 350 Can 355A Broadway, East St. Louis
WOMANt-Fot housecleanlng and scrubbing.
4200 Folsom ave., opposite Llggett-Myers Tobac
co Factory.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Boys.
sMvWMwvvw)ejyvyvwwv
BELLBOYS Two bellhovs. between 17 nnd
20: call between 9 and 10 a, m. Apply to bell
man. University Club. Grand and Washington.
BOOTBLACK Neat, colored boy to ublne
shoes; must be a hustler; good wage. 3156 Law
ton. BOY Bell and elevator boy, with references.
812. N. Taylor. '
BOY Office boy. It
room 3. 203 Pine sL
vears old. Inquire at
BOY To work
room and board.
In and deliver erten: with
4206 Easton.
BOY
A colored boy at 3511 Franklin.
BOYS lsoja 14 jean or over. Mengel Box
Co. Folsnn and Lawrence eves.
BOY Strong boy to take care of horse and
drive delivery wagon, 4372 Delmar.
BOYS
Fifty boys.
Call Main and Dorcas.
16 yi
GE
Ing cylinder press.
159. Republic
BOYS Two white boy to shine Shoes,
to South Broadway car aheds at 8 a. m.
Apply
JJOY It year old. for four days: enly two
pours qaiiy. srom o a 7 gia weinwngnt oiqg.
BOY Steady boy. about 18: 36 a week to start.
Apply at 8 Btauraay morning, 4U9 Westminster
place.
BOYS Bundle boys; aged 14 yeanr bring fef
erences. Call at The Model, Seventh and Wash
Ington. '
BOYS Must be It rears eld
week.
Columhla Box Co.. Nimtcenth an.
4 Nof
fth Mr-
uri vin.
BOY A bright boy. about It year ot ag. tq
demonstrate a toy. Apply 60 and lee store,
610 Washington ave.
BOY Good shite or colored
boy or young
man: general work. Call quickly, Foliornetta
jioiei, 4.u ruisoiTi a.
BOY With talent for drawing, to learn paint
ing and decorating; to-day and Sunday. Aug.
Wendt, 2807 Botanical ave.
BOY 16 or 17 yean old. to drive lanndry
wagon: must know th -South Side and West
End thoroughly. Call Saturday morning.
Westminster Laundry Co . 4116 Olive.
H Uov.
woman or roan to wash
dishes n Billie'a Restaurant' good salary.
nary. 8178
DRIVER Boy from 16 to 20; grocery dellvr
;ry; references required. SC 93. Republic.
Laborers.
DEPOT carncntcra: Southwest
Mo., and
Northern Ark.; 32.50 day; teamsten, steam.
snovel men ana 1UJ AUstruns; Jsas
it; teamsten
Seventeenth,
aim camp cook in city. :z d.
Tim Bqlllvan Labor Agency.
DJGOERS Inlet dlggen on sewer work. Rich
Construction Co . Flad and Lawrence aves.
LABORERS 25 laborers, 31.75 and 32 per day
Bate A Ttodgers Construction Ob., I. C. R. ft.
DOWN'S LABOR AOENCY. 4 N. Ninth.
QUARRYMEN One hundred ouarryroen and
laborers: take suburban ear to Brentwood, walk
north on Missouri Pacific tracks, two block
to quarry. O. A. Hcman.
TEN tttam-drlll runners; K.75 day.
60 men, extra gangs; 31. M day
20 rockmen. North Arkansas; 32 a day.
50 laborere. North and West; 11.76.
iA teamsters, Jake Hasklns; lL7i day; sear
Kansas City.
Extra-gang men: Frisco Company.
100 Austrian. 3175 day: all free pass.
down's Labor agency. 4 n. Ninth.
TWENTY-FIVE teamster. J1.75.
2S Austriansr MacArthur Bros.; 31.76.
fe) Greeks; company work: 81 60.
Unlvcmal Labor and Supply Co.. 214 Walnut,
KOBNIG'S LABOR AGENCY.
StS Walnut. Established 187$.
Conducted on strictly business principle. All
Awls snlsitHSHiAjiA ' ashtaunteJ '
work guaranteed as represented.
Wanted Flye hundred laborer and teamsters
for new railroads in Missouri. Illinois, Indiana,
isuiu sum .naps; tree pass 10 kii
read
pass.
company work;' money any time: free
Form hands, rardenera. milkers, man for nrl.
Tale Pao, camp copka, waiter, blacksmiths,
etc
it you want work apply to the oldest, most
reliable am responsible labor agency in St.
KOUMG'S LABOR AGENCY". CH Walnut at.
SteaoaTTttqtter.
STENOGRAPilERS-Male stenographer; raij
road. 3M: special. ; rnfg., J63; machlqery, J5.
Leigh Bros.. Century.
JIKM tt'AJVTED MALE.
The Trades
als'sssss'N'assisyssstsssssssssss)ys
B.KER-Toung ba.ler aa third-hand. 1124 3.
Eighteenth
BARBER-Colored.
Olive.
registered bather. 3563
BARBER-baturdav and Sunday,
ket st.
2004 Mar-
BARBER Good steady barber,
lln ave.
U3S Prank-
UARBER
Francls. Guarantee and (0 per cent. 1409
BARBER For Saturday and Sunday.
Jeffenon.
3391 8.
BARBER For Saturday and Sunday.
Evvlng ave.
BARBER-For
N Twentieth
Saturday and Sunday. 1309
BARBER
2324 Menard st.
BARBER For Saturday and Sunday; 31 guar
anteed, soo Carr. it.
BARBER Good barber; steady: guarantee 312
week. 2805 Easton.
BARBER For Saturday
guaranteed. 1SC6 Cass
and Sunday; 3S
BARBER For Saturday and Sunday. C0a on
31. 716 N Eighth St.
BARBER Good barber, Saturday and Sunday;
good wages 1235 N. Tenth.
BARBER At 1214 Shaw
young single man preferred.
ave.; steady Job;
BARBKU
Good barber. 1723 N
BARBER For baturday and Sunday. Call at
Euclid and Suburban track.
BARBER Good barber for Saturday and Sun
day; 35 guaranteed. 2005 Cass,
BARBER To help out Saturday and Sunday;
guarantee 15. 607 Lucas ave.
BAniiER A good barber. Saturday and Sun
day; 35 guaranteed. 3315 Park ave.
BARBER A barber for Saturday and Sun
day; 34 guaranteed. 1014 Soulard st.
BARBER Good Lamer for Saturday and Sun
day: 13 guaranteed. 1214 Franklin ave.
BARBER First-class barber for Saturday and
Sunday Thirteenth and State sts , East St.
Louis. "
BARBER With 3130; to buy two-chair shop;
good location; laundry pays rent; must lears
city: sickness: bargain. Or 11. Republic
BLACKSMITH HELEER-GocS
helper. 1201 8. Third at.
blacksmith
BLACKSMITH'S HELPER For wagon and
buggy work. Call 2SS0 Salisbury et. '
BLACKSMITH HELPER Wagon blaoksmlth
hnlper: wages 312 per week. Apply J. Fleischer,
jwa. a. yjaroaaway.
BOILERMAKERS. ETC. Boilermakers, help
ers, sheet Irop workers, stay away front St.
Louis; strike on. Jaa. Callahan, president.
BOILERMAKERS Three nrst-class boiler
makers and two flrst-Oass helpen; open shop.
Joseph F. Wangler Boiler and Ehett Iron
Works Company. 1547 North Ninth st-
BR1CKLATERS Union (ewer bricklayers; no
club members nerd apply. Herman boulevard
and Shaw ave. Parker-Washington Co.. 4500
Duncan.
BUSHELMAN
2241 a Grand ave.
BUSHELMAN Flnt-cjsss bushelman.
ner Bros., Republic building. "
CARPENTERS Nonunion, for Hn!sllng.
Ply at 26CS Gamhle. 7 a. m.
Ap-
CARPDNTERS and car builders. AopW
American car and Foundry Co . Madison. III.
CARPENTERS-JO bridge carpenters; I. C. R.
it.; k. per oar; an summers worn.
Labor Agency. 4 N. Ninth.
Downs's
CHEF-Flnt-class
Olive.
chef. Merit's Cafe, 3550
CHEF First-clan chef for small restaurant.
Call Baremtr Hotel. Bartmer and Hamilton.
COMPOSITORS 202
floor.
N. Third St.; fourth.
COOK A
lor ave.
good second man. C32 N. T&y
COOK Restaurant cook.
J. Budd.
6303
Beaton a.veT
COOK Colored Try cook; IM per month.
D Baltvltn. '
79
' "CClQlt-,
Male cook. 2U5 Market.
CaOK-OflS"seSBHff" -j-rgstahte-tedStrawttifrn
HofAl mm mt nfrnffIl "" - - , - ,
... -,rr
COOK-Jasanese sock; small family ;" good
wages. GH 23. Republic
COOKS Assistant nastrv cooks.
Grand Ave-
nue Hotel. Grand and Olive
(VnK'iVv cook: t50 si
month. Chef.
Hamilton, Hamilton aad Maple.
COOK Fnt-clae short-order cook, at ones.
Sun Restaurant. H6 8. sixth st."
COOKS Three white male camp cooks for
eight das In July. Dr. Boyce. 10M Olive st.
COOK. Fttst-clasa. cook; one who has cooked
In a restaurant. Bon Ton Restaurant, 4433. Flq
ney ava
COOK At pnee, good short-order cook, aa
second cock. Chas. Mont, Washington nd
Vandeventer.
MACHINIST Drill-proM hand. 8t. Louis M.
T. A.. SIS Chemical building.
MOLDERS On squeexen. St. Louts Malle
able Casting CO . 7SO0 N. Broadway.
PANTSMAKER Good pants and test maker
steady work. 1752 Chouteau.
PRESS FEEDER-r
712 N. Ninth st.
PRESS FEEDER lob-prer feeder.
art Bros . 1518 Locust st. "
Buech-
MACHINISTS All-around machinists, tool
and die makers, lathe, bench and planer "hands
for work outside city: ship Sunday, SIS Chem
lcal building.
MEAT CUTTER
1201 Madison.
MOLDERS Bench rnoldon St. Louis Malle
able Casting Cc. 780ft N. Broadway.
MUSICIAN'8 Two cornet. 3 atlds trombones,
1 Bb clarinet. I barytone, Et altos. I tuba
and 1 snare drummer; answer Immediately.
GF ft. Republic
PICTURE-FRAME MAKER-Flnt-elass. ex
perienced picture-frame maksr; steady work.
A. Ussner, 170S Franklin arc
PLUMBERS A number of good nonunion
E lumber: eteadv work; good wage. Coyne
rns.. 4873-4975 Easton. Delmar 731.
SAWYER Rip sawyer; familiar -with cotton
wood, gum, cypress and poplar: who pas had
experience ripping for grade: good wages nd
steady employment. Address Box 840. Cairo, III.
SHEET 1BON WORKER Pn flrt-el
sheet Iron worker for heavy work, and two
tint-class helpers; open shop. Joseph F,
Wangltr Boiler and Sheet Iron Woefc Cop
pany. 1847 North Ninth st.
SHOEMAKER On repair work.: money every
nigni. v.nane uooson. iai fi. xiroanwsLjf.
SHOEMAKER Nlgger-head operator en
women' McKay. Wertnelmer-Swart Shoe Com
pany. SHOE MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION
ot St. Lous secures position for shoemakers
out of work: no charge. 208 Century building. '
SHOEMAKER Power breester;
men's welts. Apply Mr. Fagan.
Co.. Elghteesth and tVesh sts.
steady work;
Brown Shoe
aiiu,aiAn.E.iii? jrujifl.-wvcr vn iuvi wei?.
in'a and women'a ahoea:
nlen nneretor on lls-htnlne heels
also operator on lightning heeler and heel trim.
mer. Hamilton A Brown Shoe Co,
mer. Hamilton & Brown Shoe Co,, Twenty
nrat and locust.
TAILOR
Steady work at 3571 Olive at.
TAILOR A good
zteadv men far penersl
work. Apply to J.
H. Miener. Trenton. 111.
WANTED Recruit
for tn
D. 8. Maris
Corps, able-bodied unmarried men. between
li and .35, good character: must speak. tx4
and writ English: marines serve at sea on
men-of-war in all part of th world, on land
in our lalsnd possessions, and at naval stations
In United States. Apply Recruiting Office, Poet
OfSco bills. FUhtrire.nd olive st.. St. Lsvla
WOODWORKER Carriage woodworker.
N. Sixth. '
WANTED fourteen first-class, boll
errankersj and seven flrt-elns help
er. Hlnrheit Trace. Steady work.
JOHN O'HHIE.V UOILCU WQBKS COVt
IfANY, St. Lonlp, Mo.
Clerk and Culleciar.
CLERICAL position open In ell branches ot
business, American Business Bureau. 919 Olive.
CLERK Good grocery
German. 1401 Wright st.
clerk: must
er?
Henry aohluetei
CLERK Bright
Younr miR to assist In
brokeravfl orflce and collect. Apply 314 lOcnsU
upatalr.
CLERKS, ETC. Clerk and office assistants;
young men; miscellaneous vacancies; 130 to 36X
ung men;
lgh Bro,
Lit'
CLERK A competent grocery clerk: first
class West End (tare: nftrenee required. SO
1KI1UUUU
fTT.ItRtrR Shlr,nlnrHCIerk. wholesale houses.
350: railroad and express off; clerks, Amer
ican. BW Olive.
COLLECTOR An experienced Installment
collector; resident, and well acquainted with
city. GH 61. Republic
DRUQ CLERK City experience. 800 Frank
lin ave.
DRUG CLERK Junior drug cler; on year"
experience. GH 46. Republic.
GROCERY clerks. 310 to 115: city
salesmen,
863; stock Clerk. 845. Acme. No. 1523 Market,
MEN Office mta. 365; assistant. 145; bill and
stock clerk. American; tit Olive.
MEN Bright young men a clerks, offlc as,
slsttnts. 310 to 315. American. 813 Olive.
MEN Office men, manufacturing concern, 315;
law office. 313: real estate. American. W Olive.
MEN Timekeeper, fsor bonkfcepr, 878;
Pfflce mansger, tsS: traveling sjttesrnen, Atn,er.
Jean. S1J Olive. v
MEN Tpung men to run en Dassenger
tralnst 314 tn 818 week: through daylight and
World Fair runnow oon. Apply Ml Lo
enst. upsulrs. '
RECBIVINO and loading; clerksi alio truck'
era and freight handlers: for freight, war and
wholesale house: positions guaranteed. Acme,
No. 1622 Markit.
HaokVceperc.
RrViVrvrERfrcriil AMdsiant rurnVkflenera KX-
hotel clerks. 3(5. board and room. American,
81 Ollv t-
WHe.
WWftyMVyAWVl
WAITER A good colored waiter,
east at.
2227 Lo-
HELP WANTED MAX.
MlsoellnneoBsj.
AGENTS Regular subscrtjtlon agists) la thJi
city for a high-class commercial dally: uqtni
commission; good mosey to bright mea. Ad
dress a. M.. P. O. Box 122, Nxrldrt City,
ANT person to distribute our camples tU
vrnk.y; st;ady. "Empire." 32t Oran seal..
r 1a ss-a
BARTENDER One who Is wllllns- to vTslt OB
dining-room table. 3033 N. Broadway.
BASSO tor quartet: must b able to read suut
do solo work. GH 18. Repnbllo. '
BOOTBLACK Good pay to
Olive st.
hustler, no
CLERKS Grocery dsrks and cdty calaeasn
for grocery tins. Apply ill Locust ct up
stairs. CLERKS Grscerr. elerko.
botet clerttn. dry
ifr ill Locust at..
goods ana drug cierjcs.
upsulrs.
app:
COACHMAN Whit ooaehmaoi man be, ex
perienced and understand horses, G. R. H.
Davis. 107 N. Seventh st.
DISHWASHER Stronr
teenth St. .
boy. 1M tr. nr-
DISHWA3HER Man cUsh aaher for Allen'a
Lunchroom. 611 Pins st.
DISHWASHER Man dishwasher at once.
Apply between 6 and g a. m.. 3233 Olive
DRtVER
Kxpresa driver. 4171 Delmar.
DRIVERS Three driven. tS' month I four
delivery wagon helpers, tit week. Apply 1!
Locust upstaln.
HELP for the World's Fair grounds; all
those seeking; employment call en the largest
and only (Incorporated) employment bureau In
fit. Louis. American Business Bureau. 919 Olive.
HOTEL fireman. 340 board; also porters,
housemen and yardmen: positions guaranteed.
Acme. 'No. 1523 Market.
HOUSEMAN Man for hcusaworX
Grand ave.
IMS N.
JANITOR Experienced Janitor! must
stand hot-water heating. Ill N. Taylor.
MAN Toung man to work about the place.
360 N. Taylor
MAN To care for team.
Call 649 Century bids-.
cow. lawn, etc
MAN AND WIFE From
preferred. 2018 Locust at.
country! a train
MAN To work In kitchen. Algonquin OolX
Club. Merameo Highland cars.
MAN To cut eanvaa for awnlnga and furnl
tnre coven 1107 N. Sixteenth.
MAN. A srceA man to clean in around the
place and attend to horses. 444sT Easton.
MAN-
Bright young man to run on passenger
irain:
Olive.
experience unnecessary. American. 929
MAN Young man, two or three years ex
parierce, as assistant in. drug gtore, Delmar
and Taylor.
MAN Familiar ylth running a mo'.der; only
tharoughly experienced, man need apply; good
wages; steady employment. Address Box 2(0,
Cairo, m.
MAN Experienced man to take charge cf a
UW41 UAVI1UI,SJU liiB4A IV -VI Lllg8v vav SJS
cloak and suit salesroom for New York manu-
lacuirera; en commission.
Address by letter,
GB 157, hepublle.
MAN Experienced fmslnes man to tak
charge of manufacturing and Jobbing busi
ness, none but thoroughly experienced need
apply. GH 35. Republic
MEK-To
Stxtn st.
try HsrrUr tJ.W abet. 497 N.
MEN or boy to'aen box lanonea,. Apply at
81S Locust St.. second floor.
MEN Young roes to travel with' drummer, 360
month and expenses. American. 919 Olive.
MEN To sell hot females l .318 weekly and
room. Mack
t Ttunate rectory, fill Clark ave.
MEN Hotel, housem
porter, cooks, bar
tender, waiters: all tclni
er nerp. American,
119 Olive
MEN Several etout Touns; men for factory
work and to helo on delivery wagons: 312
week: Ktady work. Apply til Locust: up
stair. MEN Sev-al young men to work Jn ship
ping and -packing department wholesale and
croduc house: good wages to start, Assly
BIS Locust, upstairs.
PTEBH , room, enlj" board. " 1
Fmgr'
HO'HGR-poiore("Porttr tor.
baroir gaps. HJ3.
PORTER and assistant bartender: Fausffc
E401 gaston ave.
PORTER-Twelr house porters. CJhrHtlaa
Sndeavor Hotel. '
p"onTER
Duftys. 521 Pine,
PORTER A porter In restaunptf come ready
for work,' 2615 Olive.
PORTER Flnt-claa sorter. Call 701 Wash
ington ave.. at 6 a. rn.
PQRTER-Good.l
shop. 918 N. Sixth
colored
sorter 'for barber
ST,
PORTER-Wblte porter f ersalocn. Apply be
tween I and 5 o'clock. 280Q Lafayette.
PORTER Good colored porter
for barber
shop work ana shining cnair.
stead.
301 J N.New-
PORTERS. ETCL Colored porters, housenjei,
and janitors: waiters, cook and factory hand.
American. 919 Ollv at.
SODA JH3PENSER An assistant aod3. dla
penser. Ask far Mr. Chirnh", Luytles. Bros ,
Sixth and Frankln.
TWO hotel atoreroom men. 835. 849: board.
6 assistant vegetable cooks: World's Fair.
J handy mep; World' Fair; 8S. 330;
10 bellboys: Inside and outside World's Fair.
15 colored waiters, busboysl World' Fajr.
fsrm hand. II 25 day; board; eteady.
Floumen. bammen and hostlers: steady work.
illabov and billiard hall meri. (25; board.
H waiter. "World' Fair, city hotel, cafea
cook' helper: prrd Fair: . 88 week.
3 milkers, mrus farm: 125 month: steady.
4 meat cutter". 815. US' week; steady work.
A la -,---,-,- W ' eM-4ks -a---j- 8,ni8
4 houramen, t, 325 rnonth: roorn, board.
sv oriope carpemersi f.te, .) usr.
10 hardy factory laborers. 110, lis week.
100 lshorer. teamaCem R. I.. West: DSSS.
2po laborer, teamsten; Cola R. It, west.
All people out of work, call on the oldest and
largest employment offlo In St. Louis.
National Employment CPVH3-1K N. Sixth st.
YARDMAN To care for horses. 954 Goodfel
lew. YARDMAN Colored yardman. Apply (79 De
Ballvlsn.
-Man to work arednd yard. 4319
N. 'Fourteenth.
YOUNG mas; inside factory work; learn good
trades: 310 to 312 week. No. 1523 Marker st!
YOUNO MEN To sell goofi on passenger
train i steady day work: best oay.Apjt:
Jordari. RV R. iNew. Oftic Np,5. 2009 V:
west of Union Station. '
Pr. air.
ainut.
chbap ayMMEJ? RATP8 saw- PK,
DnAUWSr-S
RT, LOU19, Tenth and Olive; Kansas Ctty.
Fort ScotX? Little Rock. Ina . 33OJ.0M. in
dorsed by business men. Draugnos s diploma
represents Ip business circles what Tale and
iiarvara' represent in uisrary circiei
nav tuition out cf salary after eouras
May
W com-
plated and position Is secured. Schools In eleven
antes, pall pr send tor catalogue.
AGENTS AND SALBSS1KN.
salesmen.
MEMPHIS Paper Uo? Co , want experienced
solicitor: a foreman and ferelady! must com
well recommend. td; good ealary and permanent
position.' Address Jack W.' James, 1 Madison
at.. Irercphls.-Tenn.
RALnauEN Five
eiothii
ting salesmen. The
Fair H7 Franklin ave.
"SALESMEN ana general help for hotel and
restaurants: " Inside World' Fair grounds.
Acme. 1523 Market. -
OALESMAN High-grade salesman to repre
sent u In SL Loul territory; Morris & Co.,
union-made shirts, drawers and overall, Balti
more. Atrent.
SVeiAWW'','N
AOENTS-Quick: best hot weather specialty
ever offered; brand new: no competition: large
ET
toui: very nicety dui up, warren west s&ig.
vvsiiea u.
jmTCJT ftr Vwilrsellera. tn hanHl mi. as Ih.
best selling book ot tbe year: every visitor to
ths Fair will wsnt a copy; for free sampl
eopy and fulf partlculan
articuian aaares i'. v. urawsr
Canad.
iso. juonireei.
ST. LOUIS Button Co.. 415 Luce ave., are
manufacturer, Jobben end wboietalen of sou
venir World' Fair and campaign novelties In
celluloid, aluminum, metal, glass and wood.
Special design to order.
CBBTansey.
ijiffiitij&Sir&H
CANVASSERS Wo Rt Clair fTnimtv lLdta
fng1. TgSffiPiJ&gyi! Wtrcpoata, MIA
BUSINESS WANTED-
AMERICAN Shoe Repairing Co., repaln your
shoes whit you wait: sewed soles and suls.
780: open evenings. 3365 Market,
AUTOMOBILE and motorcycle repaln prompt
ly attended to. Automobile and Motorcyo'e Re.
pair Co.. 3603 Page.
FRANKLIN
ras Co.- trunks checked.
moving and light hauling to all part of th
City.
m rTanaiiii. s-none, lumocn 19j3U.
TAKE your straw bats to be cleaned to 43$
Pine: Wilson's place: work guaranteed.
TO buy saloon; near Union Station preferred:
give particulars as once, urs s, iiepupiic
WILI, buy lunchroom orTestauranticiva full
particular at one. GH 1, Republic
USlyRl.LANEOCS WAHTS.
BARQATN In street and evening- dresses:
highest price- paid for rait-off clothing; postal.
Kinloch A 315 Mrs. Miller. 607 Wslnut.
MATTRESS making: feather renovgUng:
wholesal A retail dealer feather. S1JJ Finney.
aiAJ4r. new uu, u.: cuius, unus, auio
graph. Canadian money bought and sold, st.
.auto-
xauis oiaiiip sau wm jv., au . r.ievsnm.
TO buy large Ice box tor restaurant. Bart
Call Bartmsr Hots!, Bartmer and Hamilton.
MACnlHERY FOR ?ALK.
DTNAMOS and tnctars. atl alvts intr .i.
, tat ! or rant; we bey elutrtcal aa,
elnery. Rosii'er.Macaeyen EleertcsJ Cot.
Tel. 414 Main. 8C9 MUsourl Trust bclMlnti
Secondhand Steam ?mn
N. ir. ccrpfr Wm an? ??;
isbb jucs vwmscum.
n i ms iiUVfsrsnirhfsiaSiiHslisj
swsevwew
KOKSB and carfax Tw vfcaMl W MS
laiinasota. -
For Sals),
A LARGS nmsser or arart.
pmu -ora a ,rtr b-LrTiGJ-L
&'tssn&8S$sia
ALWATS on t-nd. tbrsft, drtatT. peml
purpcee horse, oetr vrsarona, bgaWtssj and tst
BAROALV-rnree good drfrlnx .eaBTHjl
horses; on oheap hone. 1731 S. Broadway.
BAROAD7 Three good work fcersjj. pJH
fast delivery mule, J33( so traders, 364 JfecS
BARGAIN-Tetn. honest I and
cirSrsi'trin
15U hands high; sound and good wi
sen separate, xu w. y enrj-nns-.
BARGAINS-New sum bugxle& par waj
ons. surreys, stake and dslmry waeat first
class work. J. M. Selzer. 1525 K. Bxurteantti.
BARGAIN Stake wasron. storm bug
park wagons, soda wagon, two cstnel-tcj
iiverr wagons: two-seated surrey. 2110 P
BAY hone for delivery or buggy I lady cas
qnve: pnoe au. avj .rice.
RAY mare: city broki
and rentlei ono s
ot harness and on runabout.
axranea7 JCS
tn- N. srxtn.
BROWN man: suitable for (term bcaarr
delivery. 811 If. Nineteenth at.
COFFEa tea. advertlsmg. earpeater. truo
jrlng stake wagons. John Toblnks, VlM JC.
snrlnr
Seventh.
COWS Large number ot fine milch
smai
nail weekly payments: gu
guaranteed to be fresh.
gentle
big
miurars: you
milked before nuvlne: no cash down r.
half milk will make payment! seevu at once.
Standard Credit Co.. 1135 B. Twelfth.
DRAFT, driving and general-purpose bore,
wagons, harness; cash or payments; ererytnlnsj
a npresenteq. eia tiajvoa mve.
EXPRESS hone. 8Wf drar hone, T yearn
sragon; barncn: bargain. 1814 Morgan.
FINE bay buggy or delivery horse I ceatit!
good driver. 1827 Parle ave.
FINE rubbsr-tlred driving enures. Asatsd s
uurpitv. iw w croeawar.
FINE Mack gentle mar for wagoa. bcry o
vjoyn asroa.. vin naius.
FINE new vestibule-front milk cc fcJtry
wagon; must bo seen.
H. BpUirsrk
a giro..
sua B. uroaaway.
FINE hone. S2o to 3 Ukext for
account; guaranteed good worker.
Feed Co.. 2809 Lucas.
TTVB head hones, suitable tor JI mtrpoee.
162S Wash (retf).
FIVE head hone; new runabout, bam, fit,
Louis Mineral Water. 80S N. Seventeenth.
FURNITURE, top and open delivery wagon,
new and secondhand. Young A Co., 1424 N.
Broadway.
GERMAN coaeh corse, Wi band high,
weight 1,1M pound: color, dark, rich lealf
perfectly sound; kind and gentle: any lady
can drive him; also good under saddle t no or
dinary horse; price (549. Hardy stable. 4521
Delmar ave.
GOOD cheap plat horse.
1312 N. Tenth! r
GOOD hone and new
wagon; sell cheap. 212 N.
Louis.
two-eatd spring
Tenth .. East Et.
HARNESS: the best lm of buggy, sumr. ex
press and team barn la the city; also large
stock r,t riding (addle. A. TucUttTlSn N.
Broadway.
HEAVY dnft team
enr hones: must sell:
two good work er dsllv-
must sell: need room. B. Fi Dorld.
contractor, lot 8. Jefferson.
HEAVY pair farm mplesi
laree. anaeleuB
lurch wagon; pfano-box boggy, chaapi work
hone. $17.50: sickness.
.au; sicimBBS. itui. sracmia, rear.
HORSE, wagon and harness! will sell sepa
rate. Call 1626 Geyer ave.
HORSE, runabout and harness; also good
riding; and driving sony: cheap. Store. 1339
"LUNCH or waffle Triton: complete oatdtt
cash or time. 4161 Blaise ar.
NEW rubber-tired ruaanoutf elegant destgnt
whipcord trimming; reasonable pries. H. BM1
werls Bro.. 3105 3. Broadway
NICE rubber-tired trap I
N. Grand ave.
price 335. Call 1109
ONE-HORSH stake wagon; top and curtain.
2530 Salisbury st,
ONE fast horse and runabout. C W. W)I
HsrosTliOO Morgan.
ONE-HORSB ash wagon; one single harness I
cheap. 311 Plum t- "
OND draft mule.
16 hands- on gentle posy
for riding oc driving.
zwj oisrcu.
ONE ot the finest family horse In St. Louis t
2200; also fine trap and harness: 6333 Bartmer.
ONE flnt-clasa one-hone brougham. Brew
ster make; modern style; havlne been used
but one year: cost when new 3,aQ0; will sell
for 8400. Apply to 4103 Llndell boulevard.
OPEN" buggy. 37.50: express wagon. 13; stiff
wagon. 912:
'3357 Pge.
iuu uras
P, 7. COONEY" surrey, special make- no bet
ter In the city; see for yourself". 1303 Washing
ton. RUBBER-TTKED runabout:
km-Imaca. to N. Lffingwl
a bargain. Bse-
RUBpER-TTBED driving wagon;
Amend Murphy. 1408 II. Broadway.
cheep.
RUBBBR-TIRED runabout, used twin; cost
333. for 855: also harness. 1713 Morgan.
SEVEN good work or delivery hprses. 8 up:
pony. 330, 3225 Pine.
SINGLE wagon harness, 314; buggy harness.
35.50 upward; secondhand single wagon and
team harness. Geo. Graxsmuck, 1219 K. Broad
way SMALL riding or driving horse,
once. 10W Manchester ave.
Call at
COMD fancv- bonsa. just In from country;
very fast-stepplmj harness team; soma floe sad
dler and single driven: can be seen at Jams
Hardy' livery barn," Delmar and Taylor, fS.
D. Moore. r
STANHOPB for gale cheap. Butler tsb.
4021 Ollye.
. STORM bugele. srrpcer, baker, butcher. lun
dry, milk, peddle, express, Whlteser, caterer,
fiorl't wagons Jnhn Tobtnka. 1409 N. Seventh.
STORM buggy, secondhand, cheap; sew par It
wagon: fine ccndltion; bargain: two nets new
single harness; must asll quick. SU'.t St,
Louis.
TEAM, harnits and wagon;
2 p. m. 243 'if. Jeffenon.
cheap, call at
TEAM fat draft mares, runabout and nar
ncis; cheap. 3101 Lawtcn.
THREE secondhand storm buggies, one first
class lay-down top bUrgy, three large bird
cares: mnvt 1 old. 4701 Vlrglcla.
TWO rond teams sn tvn alnvt tvnrlc ha,aa
Wabash Woodworking Cc. 601 S. Newstead ave
TWQ-HOR8E coal wagon:
wagon: set double harness.
Bridge. '
one-horse 'coal
2927 Natural
WORK horse- alsobuggy horse and harness.
Northeast corner
Hot and Dayton.
I buys handy, steel-tired runabout: large
and roomy: 840 buys light cut-under gurrev.
Bollwerk b Bra, aios fj. Broadway.-
Peny Vehicles and Harness Display,
Fine line pony vehicle and harness; will
guarantee to fit any pony. -
DEEDS UANLEY.
.200-aa S. Eighth, bet. Walnut and Clark.
CARTS! GIRTS! CARTS!
Fine driving cans, breaking carts. Jogging
cart and delivery cart. Deed and Manler
200-202 8. Eighth St.. between Walnut and Clark.
Genuine Columbus Storm Buggies.
Special sale on the famous Columbus storm
buggy. Be sure and see these.
DEEDS A MANLTfY.
aW-202 S. Eighth, bet, Wlnnttid drk.
Spiders, Coverts and Stanhopes.
W hav a largs variety pf spiders, coyerts
tsd etashopes; all the latest stvles.
, DEEDS & MANLEY.
2C0-2Q2 S. Eighth, bet. Walnut and dark.
Rubber-Tires' Driving Wagons $60
arrafi
DBEP9 A MANLEY.
bet. Walnut and Clark.
200-913 S. Eighth.
JOHN NEINER & CO.,
Builders of high-grade storm buggies; guaran
tee satisfaction; latest style; large stock ai
ways on hand. Kin. C 832. 2017 Morgan t.
GSOLOCK VEHICLE CO,
Everything n the bors,rhcl Uqe, 915 N.
Broadway
STORM SUSSIES.
NEW
I5MBREB-MCLEAN gQE CO.. 1817 Ollye it.
DOqS. CATS, WSTS-JTOK SALB.
- -,-,-,-,-,-,-n-h- - - -,-p,-M--,r,M-wr,.i,)i.,L
WIE fn,M,i rUHn,, ftll!a t..nK.t,. ,v ,.
dlsnsraal sale: rouchoatad coulee. orinnr rt
Sfty-seven prize at seven snows; old and
young dogs: Imported and American brad; one
champion and soma high-class supple. J. M.
Trtndiey. East St, Loni. I1L "yw'
BBAUTTFUL young parrot: only 8J.76: Urge
assortment of goldfish ; 10c up. 701 Tine.
USK cnaucerlain' chick feed and brooder.
Blank Hawke uupply Co.. ai Market s.
CATTLE.
BTNB Jersey caw and calf, can't be beali
child's pony. UU Morgan. '
REGISTERED cow; C!J gallon. 865 Lln-
BII7TCLZS.
For Sale.
Cnr.lTsjnTA man mnA Pimm hlcvale. Ho.
lumbu, motorcyclsj; repair g and. ren'jng. BII
H14A. Morgan ft ttardlng. & Ollv-
F1NB hlcvcle. cbean.
III. Knna, 183a Dolman.
FIFTY 1M4 blayclos, 3J5 to 375: fifty second
hand wheels, 85 up; sundrlsft. lowest priest;
cpen Sunday. Anchor' t23 N. Vandeventer.
PECRLES3 wheel: 8
smcd condition
cah;.
call Saturday afternoon or Monday evtplng.
u.
H0BSS8
bo. I tw ssuss a
"SSt 4i
Bode. 7323 Lafiin.
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