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RECORD OF BIRTHS.
Hem-r nnA Am rilenVInc-. RS42 Tracy: boy.
Michael and Margaretta Hoffmann, 13C-1 La-
'charies end K. InderroM. 3338 South Eight
eenth: boy. .
atom and Xata Jonrt. 3856 Sonth Broadway:
ert G. and Mary Kratx. 4310 College; boy.
Henry and Susie Kllnkmann. 3431 Lemp: boy.
Christopher and Clara Hendricks, 3M North
Market; boy. .
E-lward and Annie Linton. $17 South Eight
eenth: boy.
Albert era vik jaariaji. iw c. ,mi&c. w.
Charles and L'rxle Meyer. 5W4 Arthur; tiny.
Colaman and Olga Somrak. 1753 South Elev
enth: boy.
Vincent and Lena Echulthels. B01 8outh Sec-
Al'fred'ana Lints Burke. 3007 Franklin; boy.
James and Ruth Barboro. 4337 lo; boy.
Edgar E. and Emms. B. Davis. 4311 North.
Twentieth: boy.
Henry and Anna HelSemara. 313S Oaceoia;
Calvin and Ornco Meador. 3315 OHe: boy.
John r. and Gertie A. McGulrc, StO South
Ernest and Gerthulh Nix. 5037 Franklin; boy.
Jasper and Teresa Pitman, ISM North Ninth;
John F. and Elliabtlh Rcnick. H15 St. Ange:
''i'irlth and Stella Lalvstorl. CO. piddle: boy
Frank' and Wrong Wcsoloskl, 13i North
Ren and Mary Wlsnlewskl. 751 O'Fallon: boy.
Fred and Anna Sanders. 3317 Morgan; boy.
Louis and Jobannab Knlttcl. 4534 CVte Brll-
Walter and Maggie Ballev 1700 Menard: girl.
Joseph and Jessie Gunn. 309 Wjomlng: girl.
Faufand Viola Ilelneman. 131S Cass: girl.
Alexander and Milan Johnson. 1331 bnlier-
Joe and' Yleela Jonnrow. 901 Gratlen: girl.
George W. and Amanda Lamb. K1S on er-
nilflarn T. and Emma J. Moor. 333S ParkI
John and Lena (Men. 333 Virginia; 1rL
Charles and Mathilda Reher. 3B6 Sarpy: rlrt.
Adam and Elisabeth Schneider. 1916 Krath
Joseph and Katie Schorilmarm. 335 Wl-s-on-
siepban and Mara Turleh. 333? South Second;
Hri
Andrew J. and Katharlna Wick. 3370 Sidney;
EJoeph and Ro-e William". 13U Mississippi
BVer!lte P. and Lenra B. Wilson. St. Lou's,
SVafl's'snd IJstle Oavvlcris Olive: girl
Will and Frelda Gallagher. 1703 fillrtury: Crl.
HARRI-VGD MCEXSES.
Peter Roseh
Rsrbara McGIt-nn
W'Iki Cates
Jesste Scott
Tnlij wartz
Karv raust
Thomss J. Robinson..
Rme E. Simpson
"'!' C Stafford
I.'na 7.1cscs
w. H. Bowman
Effle B. Bowen
Tbaddeus F. Harn'r..
.Iula J. Wagiiman..
"W, H. Ftirsman ....
tvinlrred Meyers
Goerre T. Jehl
Bertha A. ShUts
Harrr Grooms
Carrie Eekrldge
Hnry I. Ellla
Kate Hellley
J. Ernest West
Csle Acuff.. '
Ernst Grobe .....
Mary Baumgaxtner.....
Granville place
3137 Erantner
, 1IIC North Eighth
1116 North Eighth
ID Cass
1433 Cass
, JC9 Bites
............ ..Denver Colo
, 4f' Haromet pi
.J0i; Harnraet pi
Srurgls. P. D
Orion. Jf. C
Lincoln. Ill
Lincoln. Ill
...Muskoce. I. T
Champaign. Ill
Mellvllle. Tl
Clbson. Ill
Chareslon. Til
Toledo. Ill
tKI Maple
3S3 Lacleds
Granite City. Ill
, Vandalla. Mo
......Ste. Genevieve, Mo
.......Ste. Genevieve. Mo
17IJ Pooth Second
Albert M. Weaver..
Anaxtaaia Klaus .1713 South Second
Iyl Gramlich 5.?JS.'3e?,,;
Dorothy Hartman Alton. Ill
John ZImmermaan v.-6-" 'Ir"?J
Minnie -Witter Rose Bad. Mo
Henry Tyler. -S South rjrteenth
Alice Rogers 2 South Fifteenth
C. W. BreedloTf New- York Cltv
Helen J. Kennedy. Evansvllle. Ind
James J. Camming "34 Bismarck'
Clara Hennemann 3334 Bismarck
Itau Gleaaon . S33 Wright
jjsntna. KOttennoxer.
..1409 Salisbury
Ooorge R. Emlth. Jr..
Frances Wlebracnt....
Ellas O. Griffith
Leon B. Walker.
John X Nolan
44CS Easton
..141S Newstead
..Hoodhouse. Ill
..Roodhouse, 111
..Atchison. Kas
...Atchison. Kas
BesHe Hipper .
Geuiae Klarmatnx... -. - ..St. LauIs. Mo
AmaJde.BDazmsJreL.... . St- Louis, Mo
Bdirard C. "Rliur...-..:T.... ..Buffalo. N. T
Evelyn Russell ..... St. Paul. Minn
Daniel A. TalUmonU. 1432 Franklin
Pauline Keller .
.1433 Franklin
Lawson Taylor.
Callle Jackson... .-..
X A. Frailer.. . .......
Edltn Condultt-. -Albert
Hoseafelt......
Josephine Neblet.....
Charles A. Jones
Catterine UoManla...
..SOT North Twentv-third
1....: 2331 Morgan
Sullivan. Mo
Sullivan. Mo
... C21 Shenandoah.
.......2BS South Seventh
Sea North Eleventh
Wellington. Kas
. IMA H. AflamsL..
;Montomerv City. Mo
" LJMan X. Xwtber Fulton.. Mo
Oswald O. Painter. -JSOO Olive
Carolina A. Peaxce. 421-South Fourteenth
'Sa8rael Barsan....... Bonne Terre, Mo
Teresa, ttromnga. 133S South Third
Jolfa'W. Behwynne.. 710 Ann
Mary A. Wsbbcn S00 Russell
Jamee R. Carroll 44S3 Hunt
Minnie Hmtik. 44C3 Hunt
Joseph R."8evleri Xynehburg. Va
Edltn R. Lore. 5714 Maple
Earl X Morris Gillespie. Ill
Ida Jleatherston. Dallas. Tex
Walter R. 'McQuillan East St. Louis, Mo
Mary & Lortx. ..3731 Stoddard
WlUhun Schrelber. 2UO Park
Sarah E. KcFarland. J024 Thomas
Georasj F. Daly. .334 South Broadway
vMay 81rrer.......... J30i South Ninth
Morrta Jlx.. ...... .... Detroit. Mich
Ella Sweeten Cubs, Mo
X dement JCddlttoo.... Marlon. Ind
E. Agnee Bryant. Rochester. N. i
Chants 8. Klbby. JSU North Lefncswell
"Mary SL Renderson...............2Q0S Pamell
R. W. Barttm........ Houston, Tex
Marie K. Ryan 4053 Pan
Wettalast Rlrnsrs (Soli Ooltt).
Ttoett troaUUcs. S3 to CO. Mennod &
JaeoarU'a. Broadway, and Locust.
SERIAL PERMITS.
Vntl Ben 'Barr, 7 years, 44SS Gibson; alph-
Rsyraond A. Sllngweln. 1 year. 1714 South
Seventh Inanatlcn.
Gavtr Haviland. 14) years, 3714 Locust; typhoid
fever.
Charles Sammer. 1 year. SClf South Third:.
enteritis. . :
jsa oeix, s years, &u aotzui urana: aipa
theria. Freddie Maa-engale, S years, 1S37 North
Tenth; brcnchttls,
Jule Espamer. S. years, SIS Julia; bronchitis.
Gladstone Allen. 10 years, 1731 North Sarah;
accident.
Clara Billon, 7 years, 1436ALucretia; nephri
tis Erwta W. J. Schnlie, 11 yean, 141 Farra
gut: meningitis.
Stanlston Mroczkawsk. 1 year. 133S North
Nlnthr marasmus.
Gustarus Koerner, years, Bt, LuXe's Hos
pital: cancer. ,
Frederick Schumaker, SS years. Baptist San
itarium: -accident.
James A. Mcdusaey. 34 years. City Hospital;-
homicide.
Daniel Griffin. 44 years. City Hospital; pneu
monia. Enno Weemer. SO years, 4331 Blair; apoplexy.
. Albert G. Rosenauer. 33 years, 1334 Pine;
homicide.
R- H. Emlth. H years, ilS Lucta; hemor
rhage. Edlth R. ijnlnnby. 43 years, ISJ1 North
Grand; blood poison.
Lennox K. Hacens, 34 yean. 4134 Feck; heart
disease.
Wtlhelm!na Huckshold. fS years, 413 East
Davis: bronchitis.
Catherine Relay, 43 years, 3033 Eugenia ;
nephritis.
Afra Kanrawll, 40 years. 3313 Mullanphy;
heart .failure.
Rose Panes, to years. 323S Kosclnswo; old sg.
Lemuel G. Fsjrbank. CJ years. Deaconess
Hospital; embolism.
Annie Sheehsn. 41 years, 2ca Eugenia; con
sumption Thomas P. Dwytr, 3 .years, aty Hospital;
nomidae.
Fred M. Baker. SS years, S13 Elm; consmnn
tlon. Ida Peyton, a years, S0 Division: nephritis.
Henrv. J. Panzer.' C3 vearw. ?7is smtti. nwis.
uiarle Petit. 3J yean, S13S Booth Seven th;
cancer.
Lucinda jJackson, a years, 813 Hne; heart
failure.'..
raosnat Koacw, a yean, 140S South
mnui; inkuuh.
Henry C Johnson, EJ years, MO Easton:
csrooncM-
DFerrts. a years. 33S Poplsr; cancer.
ara B. Speaks, 14 years, 01 Mortn; tnber
calosls. BltS"?1 BaxtMtT' U 23a 0Ut: Pertto-
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.
Lolssds Realty Company Leo J, HalL 1SJ
ST?'1111 2. Pwlon and Robert W. Moore,
iJ?2 .'-. slT?t msetfmc October If, 1304, at
J. 252? nU4lnir. at 9 a. m. Capital stock,
lull paid, S30.000.
." Tnymalks. Chemical Company Earl Hol
den ZStO sdarss. William "R. CbUaday lJos
fbarss, Kerfdita Jt. Stockton. 1.000 shares;- to
cral.in and manufacturs all kinds of chemicals
and cnsmleal appliances, tools, machinery, etc
&4v- flrt "H October 2S. 1J04. at S a. m. Cap-
WSS- Ital stock foil nsld. xsnosa
i&f ' .54rml JBni',1',!? Cbopanjfc-A. L. Steinmeyer
-- rs-aliarssisE. p, -Blca, 3 snares, n. R. StlnJe
:MBtauarsa,'anil.A. L. Slelnmeyer. trustees. LIS)
g barssj,;an -of gg FnUerton bulldlne; to do a
Vapltal stock, full' paid. EE.000.
wmmyrs -.1x555:
?a-ajiivT,. . .. . .
'i:iiia!,,,"' ";. sJet 34. TUs following; eor-
ggJJjwJleoisoa br Uw.Sscretarrof
-' al. Sum aaa clothinc Comsaor. East St.
aad Clothloc- Company. East St-.
.Louis: capital. 130 000: esyieral mercantllo
business. Incorporators W. B. Rlcs. John
Flovd and James Nettle. ,
Norse Pottery ComDanv. Rockford: capital,
$3 SCO: to manufacture pottery. Incorporator
Stanton II. Her. W. s. Camnfleld and A.
M. Neal.
The Cast St Louis and Suburban Railway
Comnanv certified to an Increase In its capital
stock from JS.000 000 to J3.3O0.O00.
LOST AKD FOUND.
SSwws.s,WVSWSSA
BILLEOOK l-,s. billhook, ccntalnlnr Scot
tish rite certificate and Mst!c shrlno cstd.
Iteiurn to Barr' bureau ct information. carJ
marked W. WcSdi-nkeller.
BOfiK-Ixvst. World's Talr stockholder's book
No. CiTj; reward W, C. Dojon. 133 Sera
pie ac.
CHAIN Ixet. eola chain, charm a iarl pf".
If found. plea return to 3417 Pine: rewartl.
CliAR.M-I.est. elk-tooth watch clurm: "B.
P. O. i:." cm front aide, enameled on reverse
side: rewird. II. J. Mnllloux. No. S3, secretary
Elks' Club. Holland building.
DOG Lest. St. Bernard mile dog: license
No. 1S2. Liberal, reward If returned to Mil
LCUbt St.
DUCK CAILS Lot. two duck calls. Return
"7 California ae. Reward.
1-OUND Harris's new store, where they sell
best ehoes In St. Ix)Uls for II. 407 N. Sixth st.
HAT Lost, stiff hat, taken by misuke at
Faust's, ttgnilay evening Report at l'ausfs.
HOItfeE I)st. btTck rnarr. lth halter:
weight 1 ) pounds; reward if returned to C334
Silencer I'lare,
l'URE Found, purse: fttnall amount money:
dcecrlbe cont'nl'. VP C Republic.
PURSE Faund. Sunday moralng. Ladles'
leather purre. lnqulic at MIS Cabanne.
RING-Iiost. solitaire illamcnd ring. In neigh
borhood of Twentj -ninth and IjUois ae.; 135
reward If returned to J. B. L . 3M3 Washington.
RINGS Lost, two rings; one opal and sao
phlre: In the Illinois building Return to the
same or to 3333 Wash St.. and receive reward.
SATCHEL IxiM. Mondav. October SI. near
Goernment building. World's Fair grounds,
lady's black leather hand satchel, containing
small purse and chance: gold-rimraed enec
tacles and return trip ticket to Springfield. Mo.
Return to room 7. S00 Olive St.. or 133S Bslt
ave.. and receive liberal reward.
TICKET Lot. season ticket. No. g7J; return
to Miss Scene": reward.
UMBRELL-Ift on Olive it. car. Sunday
rcning, after passing B3M McPberson ave., go
ing west, one umbrella: Mr. Gaddls. San
Antonio. Ter., ngraed en handle Liberal
reward at 2141 McPhcr"on ave.
WATCH Lot or stolen, gold hunting-case
natch: 1 carat: WaJtham movement: liberal
reward: no questions asked. Return to 3333A
Shenandoah ave.
WATCH Lost. Friday, lady's gold watch,
valued as Keepsake, and black fob: on page,
Vernon or Miner a. Liberal reward at 13S5
Arlinrtcn ave.
WATCH Lost. October 33. about 8 o'clock a.
m.. on or near Olive st.. lady's gold watch;
was attached to steel-bead fob. Return to F.
J. Tavlor. 3541 OlUe st.. and get reward.
WATCH Lost, gold watch and chain;
Corinne T!lar engraved; reward for return
of ram. SKI Deimar.
STOCKHOLDERS' mEETISGS.
OFTICE of the Missouri Trust Company of
St. Louis, St, Louis, Mo.. August 13. 1S04.
Notice Is hereby glien that a meeting of the
stockholders of the Missouri Trust Company of
St. Lou's will bo held at the office of the com
pany, northwert corner Ollte and Seventh
streets, city of St, Louis. State of Missouri, on
the twenty-Mtli day of October, 1S04. at 3
o'clock a. m.. for the purpose of voting upon
tns proposition then and there t3 be submit
ted to Increase the capital stock of this com
pany from J3.000.OM, Its present acthoriied
rapital. to S3.O0O.OO0. Aug. Schlafly. president:
Edward H. Gorse. secretary; Aug. Sehlafly, P,
?I. Scruggs. John W. Harrison, Jos. L. Hanley,
Geo. T. Cram. L. s. Parker. PInckney French.
Frank Wyman. J. M. Nelson. Jr.. J. E. Frank
lin. H. W. Peters. A. P. GhIo.Jsmes F. Coyle.
M. D. Hagan Ger. H. Augustine. J. L. La
Prelle. Jesse French; J. W. Moon, a majority
of the directors.
OFTICE rf the Unity Realty Company, Se
curity Building. Fourth end Locust Streets, st.
Louie. Missouri. October 13th. 14. Notice to
the Stockholders of tho Unity Realty Company:
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Unity Realty Company will be held at the of
fice of said company in St. Louis, Missouri, on
Wednesdav. November flth. A. TJ. 3904. beinS
the first Wednesday after the second Tuesday
of said month, at 9 o'clock a. m.. for the pur
pose of electing three directors, to serve during
the ensu'ng year, and the transaction of such
other business as may te presented. Said meet
lag will be continued at least three hours, un
less the objects for which It is called be ac
complished sooner.
W. IC KAVANAUGH. President.
J. E. Gathrlght. Secretary.
OFFICE of the Missouri Trust Company of
St. Louis. St. Louis. Mo.. August 13. 1W4.
Notice Is hereby given that a meeting of th
stockholders of the Missouri Trust Company cf
St. Louis will be held at the office of the com
pany, northwest comer Olive snd Seventh
streets, city of St- Iiouls. State cf Missouri, on
the twenty-nfth day of October. 1J04, at 9
o'clock s, m.. for tie purpose of voting upon
the proposition then ana there to be submitted
to change the name of this company from Mis
souri Trust Company of St, Louis to Missouri
Lincoln Trust Company. Aug. Schlafly. presi
dent: Edward It Gorse. secretary: Aug.
Schlafly. R SI. Scruggs. John W. Harrison.
Jos. L. Hanley, Geo. T. Cram. L. S. Parker.
Pinckney French. Frank Wyman. J. M. Kelson,
Jr., J. E. Franklin, II. W. Peters. A. P. Ghlo,
James F. Coyle. M. E. Hogan. J. L. La Prelle,
Geo. n. Augustine, Jesse French, J. W. Moon,
a majority of the directors.
INFORMATION irATTTED
'ssSMsssJ1'ssssfs.ss'sSsls4S0s
fVlTI- tiartlMi who aaw accident on Broadway
car at Broadway and Clark ave. Friday, Octo
ber 21, at 3:20 p. xc, kindly address Mti. F.
Roberts, 23T7 Yltrta. are.
?50 Reward
For Information tbat will lead to reeoTery of
two trunks containing shoe eamplea and wear
In? apparel taken from express waron Thurs
day evening; October 20; no craestlona, John
Holland. et X. Sixth.
SITUATIONS WASTED FSatAUC. -
!SSS'SSlSSeMSSSrfSSSSSMWSSliSSSSS
f30LORET svoman wants offlee deantes; to
do. B, C.. 711 N. Fourteenth st.
COOK Situation by A No. 1 Germaa cook;
best references. S60S Finney sve.
COOK Situation by flrst-class cook
houseglrl: both German. 311? Easto
COOK Situation by nrst-class cook In private
family; best references. 2331 Carr st.
COOK Situation by German woman: cooking;
In hotel or boarding-house, so) N. Sixth st.
COOK Situation by two German girls s
cook and housemaid, or general work. 3J4IA
Olive st.
COOK situation by flrst-class dinner cook
In restaurant or hotel; city references. KC 19,
Republic
COOK Situation br experienced colored girls,
as cook and houseglrl; good wages. Call 1S07
Lucas are.
COOK .AND HOUSEMAID Situations by
competent cook and housemaid (sisters); first
class references. 3906 Finney ave.
DRESPSMAKER Good dressmaker wishes
sewlrg out by day. JW SS. Republic.
GUlL-SItuatlon by schoolgirl to wcrk before
and matter school. 23DS S. Jefferson.
"HOUSEGIRL-SItuation by girt
houBework or upstairs work. ISCJ
for general
Bell Glade.
HOUSEGIRL Situation by good German girl
for general housework. Call 1503 St. Louis ave.,
upstairs.
IIOUSEWORK-Sltuatlon by experienced rirl
to do general housework. Call 4303 Arco ave.
HOUSEWORK Situation for general house
work, without lsundry work; references. 310)
Easton.
HOUSEWORK Situation by Catholic girl;
mall family: assist with general housework.
Sisters of Mercy. Twenty-second and Morgan.
LADY housekeeper wants position. JT 2.
Republic
LAUNDRESS Washing to trlng heme. 1S0S
rranklln.
LAUNDRESS wants to take horns. or go out
by the day. 1103 Lucas.
LAUNDRESS wants last three days In the
weelc out. 1C15 Lucas.
LAUNDRESS wants to go out or take boms
washing. 333 Lucas, rear.
LAUNDRESS Flrrt-class laundress desires
work at home. 1333 Elliot ave.
. LAUNDRESS wants to take
bundle washing. 1631 Gay st.
bom small
LAUNDRESS wants washing to tax. horns.
2945 Pine. Enter on Garrison.
. LA-UNDRESS situation by flrst-class colored
laundress. Apply 3313 Lawton.
LAUNDRESS Situation bv good laundress
first two days In week. 3003 Wash. rear.
LAUNDRESS wants fewmcre small bundles
to take home: flrst-class work. 3538 Lawton.
LAUNDRESS Flrst-class lsundreas can taks
In few more washings. a N. Theresa ave.
LAUNDRESS Flrst-class colored laundress
wants work, by Ihe day first of week; refer
ences. 3973 Belt are.
NURSEGIRL or help m kitchen by 14-year-old
girL 3973 Belt ave.
NURSE Situation by experienced nurse and
seamstress. 3608 Finney ave.
NURSE Situation by experience nurse; .middle-aged
lady; coannemems preferred. 1934 N.
SEAMSTRESS wsnts steady -employment as
dressmaker; has experience. Miss Host, 2SC7H
N. Fourteenth. -
SITUATION by colored woman to do tfiee
cleaning. L. C-. 15a Gay st.
STENOGRAPHER-Permanent posltlcn by
.jxperienced young lady stenographer. JW 150.
Republic
STENOGRAPHER Flrst-clars stenographer
desires position with reliable concern: have bad
experience as private secretary and public ste
rographer; references. JW 143. Republic.
STENOGRAPHER Position bv an experi
enced lady stenographer and office assistant;
Al reference: at present employed with a Urge
firm in city; three years' experlenos. JT 14S.
Republic
WASHING and Ironing by the day: to take
washing home. 3QH Franklin.
WASHING to take 'home;
343) Washington-
first-class work.
STOVE REPAIRS
A. G. BRACER. 3HU31S1 jr. -TKIRD'SrrRKsJT
STOVE REPiIRS ? STOVES
4 raJDgss.-Missoorl -Stove Repair Company, I
JU N.. E&htb. Klalocb AJ79. Ben Mate StsC 1
KITUATIONS WASTED-MAXJE.
..iiiiiii .
ACCOUNTANT trill open. dose, lnvertlcats.
systematlre, keep small sets reasonably: secure
yoa better results from your capital Invested.
Znmpfe. Main J3?5.
BAKER Situation bv first-class cake baker;
good on pastry. 11H N. Eighteenth at.
BAKER Situation by flrst-class bread and
roll baker: steady and sober. 210 Blddle st.
BARBER Situation by joung barber with
some experience at trade. 3424 N. Spring.
BARBER-SItuatlon by single barber, with
two tars' experience: out of city and steady
for all Inter. JW 147. Republic
BARTENDER Touns. well-experienced bar
tender withes position. P. Schamenbach. 1533
Tower Uime.
BOOKKEEPER Situation by young man of
33; has good knowledge of bnokkeeplng and !
accurate at figures. JW 1'3. Rerubllc
BOOKKEEPER Toung man. experienced in
bookkeeping, rapid and accurate at figures;
also can do stenography: deelres posltlcn; ref
erences. jw 40. Republic.
CARPENTER Situation by a first-class non
unlon carpenter: references. JW 143. Republic.
CLERK Situation by young married man
as clerk or collector: references. KC 6. Republic.
CLERK Situation as clerk or salesman In
furniture stcre: hae had 3S years' experencc;
references furnished. JW 153. Republic.
COOK Situation by Japanese as second cook
in restaurant or hotel. Mateo, C33 Manle .ie.
COOK Good all-round man would like 'j-csi-tlcn
at once. M. L. Lester. Union Ilctel. 13 N.
Fourth et.
DRIVER Situation bv exferl'-nced driver:
sober and Industrious. 331 ?dullanphy st.
EMPLOYMENT with wholesale house by man
wt-o has one tam and one evtra horse; with
two-horse and three-horse wagen. Jacob Noll,
M14 S. Broadwav
FORWARDER AND FINISHER Situation
by a nrst-class blank and nrlnt book forwarder
and finisher. JT 119. Republic
HOUSEMAN Middle-aged colored nan wants
work In private family; good furnace man. 20
N. Beaumont.
MAN of 30. now selling dry goods on road;
has had Inside experience In dry goods houses
and Is competent office man; can lnest a lit
tle money: desires position in the city after
January 1: best references. JT IPS. Republic
MARRIED couple wl'hout children want sit
uation: rran a coachman: wife a rood cook:
best of references: city or country. KC 5. Re
public SITUATION bv bov of IS: Indoor work; will
ing worker: references. KC 13. republic
STENOGRAPHER Position afternoons and
evenings; am stenographer and bookkeeper. JW
133, Republic
STENOGRAPHER An experienced stenogra
pher, occupied In morning, desires po'ltlon for
afternoons. JW 134. Republic.
WATCHMAN Sober, able-bodied, licensed
watchman of 50 wants a position of trust. In
or outside: day or night; bst of references.
JT 13. Republic
WORK Situation of any kind by Industrious
and honest Swede. KC 13. Republic.
WORK Situation by young man as helper
on wagon or seme outside work: employed at
present: best reference. J. C. T,' 3710 Lncuit.
YOUNG man. 31 years cf age. wants work;
experienced In selling: can sue references.
JW 14S. Republic.
HELP TVAKTED-FESJAXE.
SAsaAsssssSkS
tfomseworU.
ssi.sNI'eeSswsStsfcsts'i
HOUSSGIRL Family of three. 3700 Deimar.
HOUSEGIRL Good houseglrl. 173 Missouri.
IIOUSEUIRL Girl for housework. 4434 West
Belle.
HOUSEGIRL Good houreglrl. 3347
tenth.
S. Tlilr-
HOUSEGIRL-Glrl for
3S3i Park.
general housework.
HOUSEGIRL Small family; good wages. 3S54
Botanical.
HOUbEGIRL for second-stcry work. Apply
41fi Pine sL
HOUSEGIRL-Glrl
(163 Deimar.
for general housework.
HOUSEGIRL Competent houseglrl.
Tv ashlncton.
HOUSEGIRL Qlrl
3115 Arsenal.
for general hous-work.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework.
5S03 Bartmer ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for light housework; small
family. S35 Wash.
HOUSEKIRL Girl to do housework:
wagS5 1114 S. Tenth
good
HOUSEGIRL German girl for general house
work. 5313 Maple ate.
HOUSEGIRL German girl for general house
work. 1S10 La Salle.
GIRL Good girl: no washing
wages J33. 4317 Pine st.
or ironing:
HOUSEGIRL Girl for housework in small
family. Apply 374S Ollve
HOUSEGIRL Girt to do" general housework.
Call at 1521 N. Grand ave. . . '
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
good wages. 5336 Vernon.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
two In family. 3301 Pine.
HOUSEGIRL Bright young
laundrv work. 3S14 Locust.
girl to assist: no
HOUSEGIRL Young girl to assist In general
housework. 3C47A Botanical.
HOUSEOmL White girl to assist with wash
ing end ironing. 4108 Pine.
HOUSEGIRL General houseglrl;
lly:. good wages. 5536 Vernon.
small fam-
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
small family. E735A Page ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
smell family. " 3604 a Compton.
HOUSEGIRL A neat girl to assist In gen
eral housework. 3710 Chouteau ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
no washing, 2351 Sr Vandeventer.
HOUSEGIRL Oood girl for general house
work: no washing. SS58 Cleveland.
HOUSEGIRL Experienced girl for general
housework; wages $30. 4330A Cbok.
HOUSEGIRL-Glrl to assist In general house
work: small family. 3431 Franklin.
HOTJ8EQIRL Young Gertnan girl fcr light
housework In bakery. 8130 Easton.
HOUSEGIRL Good girl for general house
work: good wages. 4208 West Belle,
HOUSEGIRL Oood girl to do general house
work: good wages. 4918 Fountain ave.
no washing-, or: Ironing. 45511 Morgan.
HOUSEGIRL-Good girl to assist In light
housework: small famIlycl531'Carr st.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
good wages; apply at'once. 4207 Cook.
iHOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
without cooking or washing. 1301 Utah.
HOUSECIIRL-Glrl to do housework;
washing: good pay. 6033 Falrmonnt ave.
HOUSEGIRL-Glrl for general housework;
also nurse and girl to assist 3o0S Finney.
HOUSEGIRL Girl fcr' general housework:
small family: blg'wages. 3453 Webster ave.
HOUSBGIRL-Good. reliable gin to do house
work; good home: apply at once. 2825 Olive st.
HOUSEGIRL Experienced girl for general
housework: family of three: 31s. 3355 Plna st.
HOUSEGIRL for general- housework; no
washing or Ironing. Call 4416 West Belle place.
HOUSEGIRL-Whlte girl ''for general house
work: no washing: four tn family. 5S06 Bart
mer ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl. 14 to IS. to assist with
light housework; can go home to sleep. 2714
Russell.
HOUSEGUtL Girl for general housework:
gjood salary.1 6062 Kensington; two blocks north
of Deimar.
HOUSEGIRL-Glrl for general housework
and cooklnc in family of two: good wages.
4318 Pine st-
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
small family: 1722 Simpson place, south side of
Lafayette Park.
HOUSEOIRT OVkS ntmun srirl tor e-enern
housework: good wages; small family. Call at
once, 4374 Deimar,
HOUSEGIRL Good German girl for general
housework: rood wages; small family; call at
once. 4324 D!roar.
COOK AND HOUSEGIRL-Ccmpetent cook
roou wages: suso nousegiri; gooa ws
(Vest Cabanne plac-.
CC34
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
no washing: good wages; call at once; taks
Page ave. cars. 1335 Temple place.
HOUSEWOMAN Good, settled Oerrcan wom
an tn do housework : good place to right party.
3814 Washington.
HOUSEGDXL Good honest girl to ass lit In
general housework: good wages: small family
snd good home. Call as soon as possible. 3414
N. Grand.
Housekeepers.
S SpSwSS, SiSiSSSSSSWSSSISl
: TtesDonsthle workfnr house
keeper; good wages; position permanent. 912 N.
Garrison.
Steaosrrapkers.
STENOGRAPHER Lsdy- atenorrsnher. Annlv
S15 Chemical building;, between 13 and 2; sal
ary moderate.
STENOGRAPHERS Comoetent lafijrstenogra-
Ehers; railroad, S40; machinery, 33; coal, $12.
glgh. Bros.. Century building.
URIES lUSINESS CILLEBE,
Board of Education building. Ninth and Locust
Instruction In bookkeeping, shorthand, type
writing, and -the English branches; established
33 years; catalogue free. .
SHORTHAND
DAT AND NIGHT. JONES HENDERSON
BUSINESS COLLEGE; GRAND AVE. AND
WINDSOR PLACE (OPPOSITE HIGH
SCHOOL). Say Three months. 335; one month.
US. Night 15 per month: three months. 313.11.
RI8RT SCHOOL-
-Four nights per
weetn tt ner mo - tst
www u. vnacnuffs fractltai JUS. iou.,
1Kb and Olive. Bookkeeping, penmanship, short
hand, typewriting and English brandies.
nUfllCAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE,
Vanol building. SMO Olive st, Shorthand. Type
writings .Ttookkeeclni'. flneliinv en l-Trvllch
we. have aameihtnrao(f.e.lT nDFiwvrhiHlMi
saeetne -Shorthand, that prospective 'students I
cannot afford to miss. "Bay and'slcbt school.
HELP WASTED FE5IALE.
Mliccllaneotia.
CHAMBERMAID at once. Polytechnic Hos
pltaU cor. Jefferson and Lmcas.
CHAMBERMAID Bring reference. Polycllnlo
Hospital. Jefferson and Lucas aves.
CLEANERS Two neat women to clean
school; no n!sht cr Sunday work; apply 7 a. m.
ready to work. Mary Institute,' Lake and Mc
pherson. DINING-ROOM
board. 3331 OHe.
GIRL 17 week, room and
DINING-ROOM girl and dishwasher: J12 a
rronth each. Henrietta Hor!tal. Fifteenth and
Illinois ae.. Fast St. Louis
DISHWASHER-Experlenced 1315 Market at.
DISiHWASHEIl
rant, asi OUe
-Call early. Modern Restau-
DISI I WASHER Woman dishwasher for dairy
lunchroom 317 N. Tenth.
ERRAND alrl for dressmaker: also helpers
on waists and skirts. 3353 pine st.
GIRL to do labeling. Apply 310 S. Third rt.
GIRL to help In lunchroom at 31S S. sixth
street.
GIRLS for candy factory. Vogel & Co.,
Locust st.
GIRLS tu work In labeling dpartment. Apply
at one. 303 S Seventh st
G1RUS ocr 14 jears of age. Apply S!ebr-Tru-ili.
Mfg. Co.. 4300 Laclede ae
GIRL9 Twentj-flte girls tl latel extracts
and spires. Eddy fc Bddv. Mrfln and Market,
GIRL in rami y of three g-jed place: call
Tuesday ettnlng or Thursday afternoon. 4C30
Ooo'..
GIRLS to pick nut-: must l.e over 14 ears
old: light work: experienced girls roal,e to
13 per weeK. Arpy am n. reccnq St.
GIRI.S Tor light and Clean wcrk: best wages
paid; steady employment. Apply 1. S. Incan
deacent Lamp Co . Jefferscn ana Walnut,
GIRLS Little girls to run errands and for
ribboning and to learn muslin underwear mak
lng; paid well while learning. 713 Washington.
GIRLS Two joung girls to serve In confec
tionery between 9:30 a. in. and 3:51 p. m.: no
experience: must come from good homes; Ger
man preferred: call between S and 9 s- m. 414
Market.
HOUSEMAID Experienced colored housemaid
with references. IKll Missouri ae.
KITCHDN GIRL-CIrl or woman for kitchen
help: J4 50 per week. 305 S. rourth.
KITCHEN WOMAN Good Mtch'n woman to
wash illf-hes: boardlnc-house. 3453 Luclede ave.
I1ADIE0. Immediately. 1: home wcrk: stamp
ing, quick, fascinating: 51.50. S3, dav or even
ings: experience unnecessary. Holland building,
room 400
MAID Parlor maid: $13 per month, board
raid r.iiTO Apply to the housekeeper, rear, St.
Louis Club. 3K3 Llr.dell boulevard.
PANTRY
Delnm''.
GritL St. Luke's Hospital, 5500
PANTRY GIRL Experienced
Cafe. 1103 Ollie.
pantry girl.
SCRUBWOMAN for office and factory woik.
Apply to Unlcn Biscuit Co. Sixth and Carr.
SCRu'BGIRL J15 per month, bcanl and room.
Arplv to housekeeper, rear. St. Louis Club. 3563
LIndell boulevard.
TWO
wages.
waitresses and one dishwasher:
3410 om- St.
good
WANTED Ladles to learn halrdresslng. man
icuring, facial massage, chiropody or electro
lytls: short time completes; graduates eam $10
to SM weekly: diplomas granted; tools donated;
positions waiting. Call or write. Moler College,
1110 Pine .t. .
WOMAN" to wash dishes In small restaurant.
3333 rranklln
WOHA.N to do ecrubbln:
LunchrooTiv 4108 Olive.
: and cleaning. Dairy
WOMAN eight hours each day, chamber work;
$5 per wxek 303o Warhlngton.
YOUNG ladles to sell flowers at the
Worin'a Fair: can make good morey. but must
speak German fluently. Apply Tuesday 3733
ume. between 1 ana z p. m.
STOCK GIRL 1VASTKD.
One with some experience In leath
er (foods. Apply with references.
1IERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Co oka.
s-Wlllss
srfsssMsafSstsNsaat(SssAssssirs
COOK 337 Wt Pine.
COOK Ladv cook. 3413 Lucais.
COOK First-class cook. 913 Franklin.
COOK Good plain cook. 33'J7 Washington.
COOK Girl to cook. 3733 N. Twenty-third.
COOK Good white woman cook. 333S Lucas.
COOK White cook: must be a good one. 3510
Olive st
CCOK Wcman to do short-order cooking. S33
Pendleton.
COOK Good cook. Apply at once. J54J La
clede ave.
nooK. to assist with washing and Ironing.
4100 Pine -sUu
COOK Experienced cook for Webster. Apply
at 4313 WasjUngton ave.
COOK Good cook. Apply at E0S3 Westminster
place .Telephone Forest 761A.
COOK ANI HOUSEMAID Private family:
best wages. 3905 Finnev ave,
COOK AND DISHWASHER Night work;
good wages. 1430 Washington.
COOK to assist In housework; good wages;
small wages. Apply 855 N. Whlttler.
COOK Coed cook and general work girl; $5 a
week. 7S3 Bayard: phone Deimar 1445
COOK German girl to cook, wash and iron:
small family: Protestant preferred. 3761 LIndell
boulevard.
COOK. ETC. Good cook. $36 month: two
flrls to assist with housework; wages $15.
MSA Olivo st.
COOK At once, a wcman to cook, wash and
Iron: reference required; good wages. Apply
at 6133 Raymond.
COOK AND HOUSEGIRL No washing; refer
ences required: good wages. Apply at once. 4300
LIndell boulevard.
COOK Good cook, who can do downstairs
work; no outside work; private family; good
wages. 1S33 Hickory.
tVsUtresses,
asWMasssVsar1MsississssssstsssssllsWsMsSsssM
nTT7T-4rinf-t.lnoIrIntr munir mUlaltn rlrl ti
help In email restaurant. 307 K. Channlnr.
WAITRE3S-3 S. Twentieth.
WAITRESS for restaurant. 2123 Market.
WAITRESS-St. Luke's Hospital,
mar.
WArTREtS'ES AJiT) KITCHENWOMAN-St
N. Reve" t st.
WAITRESS At once, experienced waitress;
good wages. 2533 Olive sk
WAITRESS Flrst-clsss: must be eat; rood
wages. Clarendon Cafe. 927 Clarendon.
WAITRESS: light work: J5 week to begin
with: references required. 11 N. Ninth.
WAITRESS A waitress from 5:50 s. m. to
7:30 p. m.: also one from 5:30 a. m. to 10:M
a. m. Call 3107 Locust.
W All RESSES Fifty waitresses for Portland.
Ore.; transportation furnished; send your name,
address and present place of employment; JW
139. Republic.
WAITRESSES Experienced waitresses for
World's ?air lunchroom. 1335 Templo place or
World's Fair Intramural Station No. 1. Mr.
O. G. Rombotls.
Laundresses.
ISISI
LATJNDRESS-31S Ccok.
LAUNDRESS for Wednesday. 6549 Vernon.
LAUNDRESS White laundress. 3311 Frank
lin. LAUNDRESS two days each week,
cl-de.
LAUNDRESSCS Starchers.
dry. 31M Olive st.
Parrlsh's Laun-
LAUNDRESS Good laundress for each Tues
day. &S35 Clemens.
LAUNDRESS First-class laundress. Apply
to-dav early. 437S Maryland ave.
LAUNDRESS Call Tuesday morning; JI.SS a
day; steady work. 4931 Washlngtcn.
LAUNDRESS Flrst-class laundress. with
references; come early, ready to work. 3741
Laclede.
WASHERWOMAN Colored washerwoman to
take clothes home. Call Flag Restaurant. 410
Market st.
Dress.mnker suiil Seaunatresses.
COLLPGE of Ladles' Tal'ortng and Dress Cut
ting. 3Cr.) Olive st.: Van Dame system taught:
night schcol. Tues. and Thurs.; patterns cut to
measure: ladies make dresses while learning.
GIRLS for plain sewing with power ma
chine: steady work: best wages. 1103 Elliot.
GIRLS Experienced sewing glrle, fcr drapenr
work. Georgla-Stlmson F. & c. Co.. 61S-S1S
Washington ave.
OFFICE LADY Lady for general office work
by plumbing firm. WP ICC Republic
SEAMSTRESSES Hand sewers. 411 N. Elev
enth St.. third floor.
SEAMSTRESS or tafloress to
girls to leam. 1119 N. Taylcr.
Tate Tntdea.
-i -i i 1 -i riiri'ii'ii 'i riiisrnririiiii.ssj
BINDERY glris and girls to tesrn. Flammrer
g urajn mimic ixjp ,o. m i. imru ST.
JOB-PRESS FEEDFR Young lady to feed
Job press; steady work. Suschart Bros., 1518
AJOCUSl It.
SK1RTMAICEKS Female sklrfnakers en la
dies' tailoring; at once. 533 N. Vandeventer.
SKIRTMAKERS Twenty-five experienced
sk'rtmukera at once. Progress Mfg. Co., 717
719 Lurss ave.
TWENTY-FIVE experienced shlrtmakers; two
hemmers: four yokemakers; girls taken to
learn. Apply Ferguson-McKfnner Shirt Fac
tory. 1009 Lucas ave.. or 1530 N. Thirteenth.
Clerks aw; Collector-.
s s,ssss- sssi
SALESLADIES: references required. Plows
Candr Co- 531 Olive.
SALESLADIES In all departments: bring ref
erence. Apply West End Bazaar, Vandeventer
and Finney.-
SALESLADY Experienced saleslady for dry
goods store: must speak German: Kood -salary.
3137 Lynch st;
- ri ini 1 iirwii-iri-iiT'tens.nj.
NUHSEGIRL-Neal
whits nursegirl. 4324
Cook.
-NURSTOIRL Good nursegirl; German
lerrea. wua Kensmgxon.
NURSEGIRL White 4-lrt to nurse two small
cbUdren. ialrmount f -
HELP WASTED FEMALE.
Xarses.
NURSEGIRL for care of two little boys and
light upstairs work. 4333 LIndell.
NURSI1GIRL Younr girl to nurse child 3
years old: references required. S634 Bartmer.
NURSECIRL-ExperienceJ white nursegirl
for 18-months-old boyr references required. 43K
Forest Park boulevard.
HELP WASTED-HALE.
SS s. sii.i'.SrfSN'Si!
Boya.
BOY In restaurant.
BOV In drus store. Sarah and Chouteau.
BELLBOY at Moer Hotel. 810 Pino st-
BOY to work In drug store 3G31 Gamble.
BOV to sere lunch In saloon. 30S N. T.ntli.
BOY to drle grocery wagon. 3344 Laclede.
BOY for drug store. Ninth and Chambers.
HOY to delher orders. Apply 514 N. Sarah.
BOYS-SIx boys. Apply Mr. Teal, IS S. Broad
way ERRAND boy. Apply 333 Pine, room 13. third
floor.
BOY to work In drug store. 1S37 N. Tay
lor ne
BOY. 15 to 17 years of age. C03 Missouri Trust
building
BOY To work la drug store. California and
Clitrokee.
ROY for restaurant work; 10 to 13 yars old.
6105 Maple.
BOY with some experience In horseshoeing.
33M Morgan.
HOY Good steady boy to work In drug store.
4J50 Easton.
BOYS Two boys to pass cards; 50c day. 1318
Washington.
BOY" A good boy about 14 years old. Apply
at S30 Market rt.
BOY to carry typewriters.
building. $10 Ollve-
03 Burlington
BOY, acquainted In cltyi. to help In office.
Ob N. Eighteenth.
BOY Experienced boy
waron. 3413 LIndell
to drive grocery
BOYS Apply Strombrg-Kraus & Co ,
teenth and Chestnut.
BOTS Fourteen years old. Menzel Box Co..
Folsom and Lawrence.
BOYS to pass bills. Benguat Museum. lntr
natlonal ae.. World's Fair.
BOY to work in stable and deliver oraers;
room and board. 4206 Easton ae.
BOYS Good, strong bos. Roberts & Helne
man. 704 St. Charles, fourth floor.
HOYS Hustling bos can earn good money.
1518 Olive, 3 to 5 p. m . Tuesday.
BOY To work in stable and deliver orders;
room and board. 4305 Easton ave
EOYS Gcod boys Apply Missouri
Telegraph Co.. 7 Pine, second floor.
BOY Good boy for dry goods house, with ref
ences. J. H. Absolom. 4100 Easton ave.
BOY About 16 j ears of age. bv banking
house; state references. KC 5. Repub'lc.
ERRAND BOYS E. Maritz Jlanufacturlng
Jewelry Co.. I'M N. Sixth, third floor.
BOYS Must be 14 years old: $4 ner week. Co
lumbia Box Co.. Nineteenth and North Market.
BOYS Must be 14 vears old: $1 per welc.
Columbia Box Co . Nineteenth and North Mar
ket ;.
BOY Errand boy: must come well recom
mended. Apply Rawlings Sportlns Goods Co ,
CIO Locust st.
BOYS, aged 14 and 15 vears. to deliver packages-good
wages. Call at The Model. Seventh
and washlrgton.
BOY Bright, active boy of 14 to mak- him
self useful about factorv; must come recoro
mended. Progress Mfg. Co.. T17-713 Lucas ave.
&UXDLZ-; EOY Experienced bundle boy to
deliver packa-tes: one acquainted with city
streets; no others need apply. -420 N". Sixth at.
YlRlPl'KRS At once; boys or girls. Cigar
factory. 1233 S. Broadway.
1
I
WANTED Neat appearing boy about
15 vears. to work in stock. Apply to
T. W. Garland. 409 N. Broadway.
Clerks and Collectors.-
BOY or young man to learn drug business.
Call 1S00 S. Broadway.
CHECKING clerks. $14: billing clerks. $16:
railroad and express companies. American. 913
Olive.
COLLECTOR $1S week: law clerk $30: cashier
$23. Mlris.ppl Valley Company. Ill N. Eighth.
CLERK Drug clerk: experienced: Junior; no
college privileges. 1M1 Olive st,
CLERK Drug clerk: one or-two years' ex
cellence. Ninth and Chambers.
CLERKS Young men; express and other va
cancies; $30 to $65. Leigh Bros.. Century.
CLERKS Railroad and express office clerks.
JP3 month and up Apply 111 N. Eighth st.
CLERK Experienced clerk for grocery and
saloon; must ha city references. VP 107, Re
publlc. CLERKS Shipping clerk 1S month; receiv
ing clerk 73. Mississippi Valley Company. Ill
N. Eighth.
DRUG CLERK Junior drug clerk: boy with
some experience to work in drug store. SMI
Franklin are.
GROCERY clerk: single
wages. 3600 S. Jefferson.
preferred; good
GROCERY clerks. 112 to 113: city salesmen.
$69 and commissions. Acme. 1SC3 Market st.
HOTEL clerk 160 month: board and room:
storereom man S4ix Apply 111 N. Eighth..
OFFICE man. J65: assistant. MS: hotel,
board: grocery. ti2- American. 313 Ollre.
S45,
TIMEKEEPER, corooratlon. ? a
commissary clerk. S75 Mississippi
Companr. ill Jf. Eighth st.
month:
Valley
YOUNG man. leam grocery business, CO
month, beard. American. S19 Olive.
YOUNG man, leate city, assist in office: largo
manufacturing company: 375 montn and ex
penres. Apply 918 Locust, upstairs. '
WANTEDRecrults for tils U. 8 Marine
Corps: able-bodied, unmarried men. Iwtween
a and 35; gord character: must speak, read
and write English: marines serve at sea on
men-cf-wsr In nil parts of the world, on land
In onr Island possessions, and at naval stations
In United Ststes. Apply Rerultlng Office. Post
Offic bide.. Wshth snd OM sis.. St. Louis.
Federal building. Ksnsas City. Mo.: Corby
building St. Joseph. Mo., and S30 Church st.
Nashville. Tenc
sllscellanetras.
A TOUNG man to learn the dairy lunch busl
ness. Apply at 703- Pine st.
ALL kinds of hotel help and restaurant at top
wages. American. 918 Olive.
ANY intelligent person mav eam good In
come corresponding for newspapers: experience
unnecessary: send for particulars. Press Syn
dicate. Locknort. N. T.
RLACKSMITH HELPER One that can shoe
horses: steady work. 130C S. Third St.
BUGGYWASHER At once. 815 Leonard.
CHECKERS, packers, porters and general
help for wholesale houses. 1533 Market.
COLORED factory hands; J10. Ill: porters
and hou-eman. American. 319 Olive.
COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT CO. guaran
tees all positions cr money refunded. Apply S3
Pine, upstairs.
DISHWASHER-530 Walnut St.
DISHWASHER Man. 190S S. Jefferson.
DISHWASHERS Four men dlshwashrera;
colored. Torest Park University Hotel.
DISHWASHER Man or wcman. at once. 3337
Easton ate.
DISHWASHERS Men. for World's Fair. Ap
ply Goldstein. 713 N. Eighth it.
DRIVERS AND BRICK TOSSERS Main snd
Dorcas sts.
DRIVER Young man to drive grocery wag
on. (llIIBrosGroceryOoEastoriandIarcus.
EXPERIENCED man to make Ive hominy:
good wages: board and room. 1505 Papln.
FIFTY experienced lumber pliers and truck
ers to go to new mill in Arkansas: healthy lo
cation; artesian water: wages Sl.5-1 per day.
Apply Union Saw Mill Co.. seventh floor. Eqult
able building.
FOUR young men for passenger-train service:
315 to 330 week. Acme. 1523 Market.
HOUSEMAN St. Luke's Hospital. 6500 Del
mar. HOUSEMAN Man to attend horse, cow and
lswn. Apply 363 Elm ave.. Webster Groves.
HOUSEMEN Three housemen for private
families; 533, board and room. Acme. 1531 Mar
ket st-
KITCHEN MAN-Immrdla'ely: easy
Union Restaurant. 1119 Franklin.
LAUNDRTMAN Moser Hotel. SOS Pine.
MEAT CUTTER Good German meat cutter.
110.1 Chouteau.
MAN snd wife, to cook tn camp- Apply at
4329 Laclede ave.
MAN to rive away business cards for res
taurant 31S Locust.
MAN to work around house for bed and
board. .3SU Washington
MAN: steady work: 311 week guaranteed:
must Invest JIS. 107 N- Fifteenth.
MAN to work for guaranteed salary;
week: 335 required. 709 N. Broadway.
SU a
MAN A
quiet colored fellow, who under
ling and pressing. 3143 Olive.
stands deanl
MAN to wait on table and serve lunches; call
this morning; between 19 snd lis, m. Saloon.
4338 Olive.
MAN Light manufacturing; US weekly:
must Invest 3S; no agency. Rear desk. Sit
Olive st.
MAN In feed store; must come well recom
mended. Great Western Feed Co- six Man
chester ave.
MEN WANTED Men to see Harris's unlos
starnp M shoes. 4m N. Sixth st.
MEN,andcoys to sell goods on passenger
trains:: steady daylight runs: good pay: 310 to
335 weekly. Apply- to Mr. Jordan, railroad news
office. 30C3' Walnut. near-Union Station.
NIGHT man to do light buegjr washing.
Southeast, corner. Eleventh and Victor.
PAC1UJR for statuary-. 3717 Ohio ave.
PACKER Furniture packer snd upfitter.
Hartman Furniture-and Carpet Co.. 111 Olive.
PACKER Experienced packer for stationery
fancy roods
c and'Statlo
line. Apply to John L.,Boland
Book
tatlonery Co.
HELP WASTED MALE.
S0SSSVMWMS0S0S0SSMSS
Sliscellaneons.
TAINTER Nonunion painter. Call at Jeffer
son and Market. 7:30 a- m,
PIANO PLATER Man or woman. Apply Im
mediately. Parlson thePike
PORTER Pharmacy. 3301 Easton ave.
PORTER-Saloon porter; white man.
Jeferson.
1903 S.
fORTER Flrst-class.
S10 Chestnut.
for barber shop. Call
PORTER First-class porter for barber shop.
303 N. Twentv-eighth.
I'ORTER Saloon porter. C L. Terry,
lfornla and I.afaveUc.
rORTER Ycurg man as prrter In saloon: $S
a week and board. JW 110. Republic
PORTER Good colored porter at Mammoth
Hotel Rarbi'r Shop. Twelfth and Olive.
PORTER White man porter saloon and small
boarding-house. Apply IS St. Clair ave.. East
St. Louis.
PRESSMAN Cylinder pressman; state salary
expected. JW lw. Republic
ItKCRUITS for naval reserves, about to bo
organized; mutt be between age of 31 and 45.
Apply Armory. Fourteenth and Olive. rlday.
S p, m.
SOBER, steady man, to help In sausage fac
tory. 16C6 s. E even in.
rrni:r vmimr ir.nn tn work In secondhand
stor and deliver. Call early 7 cm. ready for
work. 41.-.1 fasten ave.
THREW me-i to travel: 150 month and ex
rerscs: experience unrecessary. Room 1. 15T7
Ol.ve.
TWENTT-FIVE men fo- Inside factory wcrk;
33 to $13 week. Acme. 1533 Market st.
TWO hands to rut E5 acres corn; pay $1.5')
an acre. GR 131. Republic
TWO joung m-n for real estate offices: $43
at start Acme. 1323 Market st.
TWO men who urderstand advertising,
ply Mr. Walker. 15 S. Broadway.
Ap-
TWO yourg men for bllllard-room of leading
clubhouse. Acme. 1523 Market st.
TWO men to work In factory; $10 to $13 wek;
winters job. Commercial. 830 pine.
TWO young men. run on passenger trains
Suth. $15 week. Commercial. 830 Plne
TWO bartender". 113 and HSr assistant, $13:
lunchman and por:er. Acme. 1533 Market, 1
Tivu voung rrn. assist in railroad mmi ana pi
iH:HKt. uriMui rm. 411 hctk. sis ufLiuu
TWO young men '21) for large express com-
pan; permanent positions. Commercial. S30-Pin-.
;
TWO young men for who'esale bouse; 313
wek. chance to advanc. Apply S30 Pine. upJ
stairs.
TWO joung women, shipping and pocking
LcMngdeA
. 913 I-l
partments. wnoiesaie nouse; ji; weeK.
ciist. upsiatrs.
TWO yomc men for passenger train service,
$15 week: runs, to Kansas City and New Or
Usn Apply PIS Locust, upstairs.
WATCHMAN, $70 month; Janitor, $55 truck
ers. $fiJ. Mississippi Vallev Company. Ill N.
Eighth t
WANTED Men to leam barber irac: special
Inducements at present; no better paying trade
for poor man: few weeks completes: can nearly
earn expenses beforo finishing. Call or write,
Moler Barber College. 1110 Pine st.
JOIN NOW at $5 and $10
WANTED Truna- men to know fees Central
T. M. C V. Grand and Franklin ave?.. will b
& and 112 for limited and full members tips
after November 1.
WATCHMEN", firemen, porteia. house:
-rflnlrrtn ami cneral hem for hotels.
house, hospitals and Institutions; all poslxons
guanmtecu. Acme, jjj jjarxet et.
YARD2IAX. $2.". board; houseman; klttpen
mm. K3 to $29. board. American. 319 Oil e.
YOUNG man: JS week and board. S2A N.
tfroaaw-ay.
YOUNG man. astst in hotel storeroom;
month and board, sis icu?t. upstairs.
YOUNG man of nat appearance to workVln
dlninp-room: SI weex. izit wasDinston.
YOUNG man to handle baeffase: $45 monii
board and room. Commercial. KO Fine.
OUNG man. travel with drummtr. SOT ad
expenses to start. American, au uuv
YOUNG man to take care of hcre and
liver orders; meat maxKet. zi3 Tan&nn
YOUNG man for real estate- office: il5
Mississippi Valley Company. Ill N. Eighth.
YOUNG man to run on passenger train; experience-
unnecessary. American. 319 Olive.
YOUNG- man. travel with drummer. JiS and
expenses. M!3?!;sIodI Valley Company. Ill N.
Klshth st.
YOUNG man from country to make mon'hiy
trips vilth stock to New Orleans; 140 month ard
expenses. Apply 918 Locust, upstairs.
YOUNG men, hustlers, to sell the Official
Proirramme on Fair grounds; good commission
to energetic workers. Apply by letter or In Pr
son to W. P. Programme Co.. Hall ot Con
gresses. World's Pair grounds. S
nirgpns WA vri'Ti.
Two experienced packer. ApptT
svith references.
3IERMOD Jk JACCARD'S.
The Trades.
ss
ILsJtBURS Two first-class barbers: come
readv to work. S3 Baucbave . Eart St. Louis.
111. " .
BARBER At Beardstown. 111.: no Sunday
work: close at 8 o'clock: J12 per week. Apply
August Kern Barber Supply Co.. Twenty-second
and Chestnut.
BLACKSMITH Experienced; ceme ready for
work. SC3 Elliot- "
BUSHELMBN Two good, steady busheJmen
at once: ready for work. John Stephars, 3341
Olive.
CARPENTER: to shingle.
S. Eleventh st
Geo. Fisher. 111J
CARPENTER to help shingle: flrst-class man
only. 372s Texas ave.
CARPENTERS Two carpenters, Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock. Minerva and Academy.
CARPENTERS Two first-class carpenters
accustomed to heavy framing. Northwest corner
Third ond Lombard sts.
CARVER Marble carver: capabls cf cuttln
flowers, drapery. sxd lettering; good stages for
sober, reliable man: must be a good carver.
Arthur J. Newman. Shreveport..La.
CHEMICAL CLEANERS Lungstras Dyeing
and Cleaning Co.. 130 Park.
COATMAKERS on ladles
dies' tailor. 333 Cook ae.
coats. Gerry, la-
COATMAKERS Two ccatmakers at ones;
tar bv piece: steady work. 11 N. Ewtor ave-
COATMAKER Flrst-class coatmsker. H. A.
Schmldt. Missouri Trust building, second floor.
COMPOSITOR: must be able to feed press.
Call st Typewriter Letter Co., 33 Pozzonl
building. Ninth snd Chestnut.
COOK Short-order cook fcr small place. 31S
Olive.
COOK Flrst-class cook: male cr
flrst-clJjts wages. 3153 Laclede ave.
female;
COOK All-around man: wages 33 week; corns
ready to work. S3 N. Twenty-talrd.
COOK Second cook: wages XT
per week: no
Sunday work. Luytlcs. S4 N. Sixth st.
GOOD paper hanger. 4140 Westminster placf.
GRANITE CUTTER On Russell and Grand.
IIORSESHOER First-class hcrseshoer and
general blacksmltb. 232S East Broadway. East
St. Louis.
JEWELER mechanics. E. Martti Mfg. Jew
elrr Co.. 104 N. Sixth St.. third floor.
JOB-PRESS FEEDERS Lambert-Deacon-Hull.
Twenty-first and Locust.
MACHINE HANDS. ETC Two machine
hands: also two bench men. At Marvin, Plan
Ins Mill. 63C0 Ella ave.
MACHINIST for power sewing machines tn
muslin underwear factory; none others need
apply. 713 Washington ave.
MEAT CUTTER 5100 Minerva ave. block
north of Page; single man preferred. Gallagher
Market.
MEN ara boys to larn ptumbrnsT trsds. Coyne
Bros. Co.'a School of Practical PlumbinaV 4171
437!: T7aton ave. Send for eataloroe.
OPERATORS Experienced machine operators)
to sew ladles' garments: can earn $3 to $3 per
week. M. B. Loewensteln & Co.. 17 N. Eighth-
PICTURE FRAME MAKER Flrst-class.
Llssner. 1703 Franklin.
PLUMBER St-s.Iy work: only flrst-class;
town ef 7.000. Ferris. 19S Florida.
PRESSERS on ladles clothes. Lungstras
Dyeing and Cleaning Co.. 1300 Park.
PRESSFEEDERS 37.50 pr week and meals.
Apply at once, rear door Hotel Jefferson.
SADDLE hands on English snd horn saddles.
The-P. Hsvden S. H. Co.
SETTERS Four good brick setters and four
bumt-bricfc tos-rs: good wages to right men
College Hill Brick Works. 1100 College ave.
STONE masons on Park ave.,
east of Grand
one block
TAILORS 513 Olive, room 1JL
TAILOR for repairing, CIS W. Sarah.
TAILOR At once:
3017 Finney.
steady workr -rood pay.
TAILORS to work In store: steady work to
good men. 1110 N. Taylor.
TINNERS Two first-class tinners: good oar
J. W. Welreh. 7331 Manchester-ave.
TWO good wagon blacksmith helpers. 320J N
Broadway
TWO Goodyear stitchers.
on men's welta.
Apply to J. E. Fagan, Brown Shoe Co.. Eight
eenth and Wash.
MACHINISTS AND BOILERMAKERS.
Fiist-clsss nonunion locomotive machinist and
rtollermaker: accustomed to locomotlv worir-$j?g&fgiD'ytt,cbXea-
Apply Room S:
WATCHMAKER J.
Iln ave.
L. Fretmd, tlj Frsnk-
WACONMAKSB Good iragtrarnaker. SU S.
Second st.
WANTED-MARBLE SETTERS
Atllarrlsburr State Capitol: Pennsyrranla:
-roodwagesr S hours. Apply to Edward Butler.
Foreman. .
D t&PPF TAILOR-Flrst-cIass la- WM
D dies- Uliorr best salary told. Apnlr seal
fourth. floor.. Scrugrs.' Varjdervoortfc
PpBBaUiicy-- HH
HELP WASTED MALE.
Tne Trades.
BARBER-5S11 Easton.
BARBER Flrst-class barber. Mcs-r Hotel. '
IARBER 313 guaranteed. 1104 N. Taylor.
MltBER-Flrst-clasei barbr at 93HJ Locust
PER; union man; steady. 1$ n. Twelfth.
,ER Flrst-class barber. 333 S. Twelfth.
RBKR-Steady; $13 guaranteed. 3357 s
Steady barber: $12 guaranteed. 303
ARBEK-sFtrst-cIass colored barber. CT IS
.imuciTaici. '
BARBSK Flrst-clas barber:
hours 3
"hemlral building.
FtARnnrS AlDrentIce with one VMsr T
nee. ltut uiiuomia.
r . .. !. . '
BARBEI Good barbr: 113 weeklv nsnui
el. 909 37. Eleventh.
BARBER Good, steady, sober ba'berr ltconM
knd tco. 27W Laclede.
BARBER Good barber:
steady work: $U
tuaranteed. SO? Carr st.
BARBERS Thre Brt-clas
(fowntown bote'. KC 7. Republ:
first-class barbers fa
BARBERS Two barbers. Wabash Derot
TlVorl'l's Fair; good money for fast men.
BARBER Steady barbr: 112.. Tier weel
guaranteml and gl rr cent. IG8 S. Sixth,
BARBER, with two ves.rs" experince; steadj
turntr jucuu ay-, an'j uourDan rracK.
t TJ" T. C T? S Tx-ii TTierx ectaiiils IaW mles
oliop; ttIU close 7 p. m. after Fair. SjT lOucaa.
ISARBEa Younsr man. Trlth two years er'
pc'Jience. ror country tovro. an irn. Rexraoila
Zn borer.
VsSs-s1
ItXPEIlinxcnD teamsters to dt Taal
cl-iminir at nlvht: wag-sj from J1.M to n.7
t?er Ioad 21C7 Howard.
X..imORERS-Sren
HTl Fa5tnn
laborers. Cojna Bros.
IABORETS Brlckyanl laborers AtoIt Mi
Br ana 1 Ilgnraxd F. B. Co.. BIQQ Maneflesrpr.
lUAiJOIlERS Twenty laborers, white or coi
crrl. for brick yard. Apply K3 'WalnwTlRW
pidg.. STrtth and Chestnut.
ON B HUNDRED qnarrymen. laborers arj
xv.-jft'-t j. uinu iruuuuait !! t,w Uiuvvivuu, sU
north two blocks on Pacific tracks to quarry!
good camp and board. G. A, Heman.
KOENIGS LABOR AGENCY wants to-daj
1.000 laborers, teamsters, cheprrs. trruhfcerj Ai
station men for new railroads In Arkansas
Louisiana, illssl-sipirf. Indian Territory. M!s
rourl and Illlrols; al bridge carpenters. Hl
drier rm-n. camr cooks, waiters, blacksmith
farm hands, gardeners, etc; freo pas to all.
If you want work, arplv to the oldest. mni
reliable and responsible labor ajrrncy In Si
Lout'. KOENIG'S LABOR AGENCY.
613 "Walnut st.
SHOVELERS. ETC S'hovelers. to shove
dirt, on Russell and McNaJr ave. and non
union granitoid workers on Louisiana an:
estajozzi ts-
TEAMS for haulintr hrferi Prrnw. Prl
forlck Works. King's highway and ArsenaJ.
1IEN Ten qtiarrymen and W laborers East
St. Louis Stone Co.. Falling Springs. X1L: taiii
Sidney st. ferrr from St. Louis; city of flee, it
Missouri are . East St. Louts. IIL
"Walters.
sSssistaaAtfShsStanSaiMaStaAHf
fcss".ls
WAITER Good arm waiter; tlO. CO Market
WAITERS Two colored waiters at 333 Ollrt i
st. Call ready for work. j
i,''nj
"w- -n
-arbeiV-
T-y.nT ave
r,l- su.
WAITER Bright young man to wait o3"t4il
hit. Smith Hnt(l. 1C1 FiioisL M
Boolckeepers.
"if r-i rTi'iifsrifiri rvirfisfiris''iM
BOOKKEEPER: 13 raontli: ssslslant, J!a
office man. 175. Wsslsslppt Valley Companj
111 Jf. Eighth.
Steaosrrsipliers.
STEJfOGRAPHEKS BailroaS an! other ts
randes; lnforraation booklet free. Lelgn Brosw
Century building.
LAUXDRY HELP.
SSS..SS.Srf.SSSS.iIIS
EXPERIEXCED lanndrr helDr feeders sr.4
folders for Dangle. Universal laundry Co
1SCS Locust.
FINISHEBS-Slx shirt finishers: pieeswork.
Excelsior Laundry. 1GU K. Grand.
AGEJiTS AND SALE3MEW.
Saletmea
WsstssssisaaBsWsssslsslsMssiMMMMSsSssMsi
RTDGELT-WALvER CO.. WaolesaI Tailor
Louisville, Kr have ooenln for several traT
fHlne salesmen. Anollcanta to quota detail ex
oerlence and-names of refereaces.
SALESMEN" Outdoor salesmen can ear3
good mcsey. I51S Olive. 9 to V) a. m.. Tuesday.
SALES1LX Experienced salesman, to travel!
rapid promotion; reference. Smalley. 3M Olive.
SALESMAX Brtgtt young- man as salesman;
J5 monta and commission- Commercial. S2f
Pine. - -
SALESMAN Experienced travellnr salennar
for one of the larxest neckwear manufacturer
In tho West: splendid opportunity for toe rlcht
man. .IT 111. ReDUbllc
THE GREAT JAPANESE MTSTERT.
Franxn Japan, the land ot wonders, the moot
beautiful, perplexing-, instructive and scientlfla
novelty cf the age. puzzllnic the wise heads of th
Knherse; will create a sensation wherever
shown: a tents wanted; sample mailed, -port
paid. 55c Mall Order Buyers Ass'o-. 158 W.
Fourteenth St.. New Tcrk. N. T
SALESMEN Experienced talesmen for
Snts furnishing- department. Penny Jk
entles..'
Solicitors.
SOLICITOR Well-dressed, educated man to
sell stock on Installment plan in high-class In
dustrial company, either In or out of St. Lous:
pay very liberal. Apply 32-M Frisco buUdlnc.
SOLICITOR Neat, energetic young mas,
about S years of age. for one of our Wesl
End routes: ons who can also solicit new trade!
salary and commission paid. Langs Laundry
uo.. an o. jeujerson.
XUCELLArTEOCS TVAXT9.
BARGAINS :"itreet and eranlnr dresassS? hla-b
est prices for ladles' and irenta cast-oft cloth- j
nin iwauai. 4113, Jjisuri, ou ttaurui, rk-LU. v a
GOOD huntlmr doc. 1S01 Montomery.
HAT3 cleaned, retrlmmed, reshaped and mad
to fit any shaped head: t&c op; phect 3D11A
Enterprise Hatters. tS3S OllTe.
HIGHEST prices raid for cast-off clothing and
feathers. Address M. Solomon. TJ4 High.
MATTRESS making, feather recoTatfnr,
wholesale and retsll dealers in feathers. 3339
Finney ave.
MEN'S AM clothing, shoes and feathers: tar
twice as much as others: send postal: will call.
Yatkeman. K$ lllrh st.
SMALL National cash register; stats priest
WP 4. Republic.
STAMPS, new and used: coin, curios, auto-e
graphs. Canadian money bought and sold. SU
Louis Stamp and Coin Co.. 115 N. Eleventh.
S. MEYERHOFF. 1S Pics, pays high price
for cast-off clothing, old sealskin, old gold; or
ders by mall attended to. KIcIoch. C H50.
nnnBPIlIC Secondhand cf all kinds.
sJUUrCflHaC bought and sold all the year
round. Geo. Brueckmann. Main and Valentine.
GOLD, SILVER; NICKEL,
Brass and copper platter, polishing. Inquermc
and repairing of all kinds. Klnloch B Z3.
bTS. SAVILLS 415 N. Seventh St.
NICKEL PUTINS,
Also gold, sliver, brass and copper plattagrre
palrrag, oxidizing and laquering at reasonable
prices. Degge & Mustek. 717-719 Market st.
PARTAEns WASTED,
SSSs -
,sss,s,sa
PARTNER with 3500 cash for cne-half In
terest In sTocenr and meat market on Wash
ington ave.: doing fine cash business. Phons
T 1153.
BCaCf ES3 WATTED.
BEST plac. to havo that overcoat or suit
tailored is Tlcknor's. 133 N. Eleventh: taUors
for the trade and public.
CARPENTER and builder: store snd office
fixtures done at short notice. H. Sypnesks A
Co.. 114 N. Ninth (in rear), or 4434 Vista ave.
TIN shop, with cornice brake.
Epeneter. Sll Pine.
A dress O.ili
WANTED To bur downtown restaurants or
lunchroom: give particulars. KC 1. Republic.
HATS mar, lamr etw smaller- .11 1
cleaned, dyed, blocked, reshaped. latest atylesi
gpeciauy. sua ana Ksnnms. j uiitw.
I PATENTS
clnslvelr. Re
obtained. Hlgdcn ft Longan
' Hnnklns. Patent Law ex.
Rooms tS-7--3 MaTmst blog. .
DYIKO. CLEA.1I.-4G. -REPAIRING.-
R. GROEHL & CO.; carpets cleaned, dved.
renovated: garments cleaned, dyed, repalned:
work guaranteed Both phones. :
iMA lj
Gravols.
LADIES and gentlemen, bring your spring
garments to the Paris Cleaning and Dyeing
Emporium. 1330 Franklin. "jv
YOUR fall and winter suits made at Koe-nlg-s:
cleaning, dyeing; send postal. 3313 Chou
teau ave.
COLD, SILVER. XICKEX. PLATT-fG.
A. STEIN & f0.- dealer, fs XA ntA -s
silver: sl pay hl-rhest prices for household
gcods. Office. 33LN. Tenth.
GOLD, silver and nickel plating In all its
branches: repairing; old silverware a specialty.
Gustavo M. Kranse. C7 Pine st. -riond floor.
RUBBEK STAJIPS. SEAM. S TK.-JUILS.
-.. -...,. iril Lll
ADAMS, the Btar-m m m s- et-i. .
Louis. Mo.: lubber stamps, seals. sfnel'J, ett:
good, cheap, quick. Write for new Us. i
EXCELSIOR. RtenMl TVnr1r. 9f-T Oils. ..
steel stamps, stencils, burnlmr hrandx. rubber
imps, stex
tls. brass
type, seals.
and aluminum checks.
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