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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY NOVEMBER 3,1904.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
SeveVeVPVPi,,,,...!. ..,.MSeVeS
RECORD OF UIRTHS.
J. F. MJld RSfhAt IH Kf Tnf. feOT
John and Margaret Welsh. 4309 Palm: girt.
sft?, noa 3f? Cochran. 6126 Vernon: boy.
William and Molllo Dixon. St. Louis: boy.
M. and Annie Miller. 1226 North Tenth: girl.
i-erdlnand ana Alma Krapt. 1704 Allen: boy.
Henry and Clara Rosonburg, 709 Morgan: boy.
Julias end Carrie Anderline. 2S05 Sulena; boy.
Adolpn and Johanna Vleblg. ion Morrison:
boy.
August and Katharina Pctcrt. 4727 Michigan;
boy.
Pete:
and Elizabeth Kohnbaeker. St. LoulM
oov.
Max and Marie Drejcr. 1SS1 South Fourteenth;
boy.
fVank and Minnie McDonald. SO Oal. Hill:
rdrt.
Frank and Marie risher. 1218 South Seventh;
girl.
Henry P. and Jennie Galllnger. 6420 Wise:
girt.
Herman and Margaret Voelker. 71?. Barton:
Kill.
isrlss and Rosa. Hoffman. 7J0S Oberbeck:
"t. 'ar'es and Dorothea Fleisiner. 3111 Mich-1-hii;
boy.
Nicholas and Martha Marowitch. MM De
Kalb: boy.
David P. and Katherlne M. Hurlburt, S418
rine: girl.
Henry W. and Nellie Ponte. 1617 North Nine
teenth; boy.
James and Alio Conway. 1305 North Thir
teenth: girl.
Charles and Lena Rupple. 2S00 North King's
highway; boy.
Frances and Mary Frederick!. 2731) North
Garrison: Elrl.
Ferdinand and Katherlne Toutschert, SS21
Pennsylvania; boy.
John A. T. and Catherine Owens Ellison,
4224A Garfield: Elrl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
ratriclt'J. Toclicy
Mary G. Lavlgne ,
Henry C. Worcross....
Faille Sadler. ,
31. O. Eldred
Grace M. Muntx
John Plantch
Lena Maurer.
Samuel Halloway.
ICatherlne Sullivan....
Louis Smith
tjra Laws.. .............
George R. Senn
Josephine Nelson
M'llllom Schloessmann,
Tlieresa McCoy
It. J. Gebner.
Olinda Torluemke
John Grlndle
Emma Vandeveer.
vteorra Morgan.
Nettle Moore
A. R. Pierson
Kitty C Fray
V. D. Brennan
Lulu Stewart. ,
Edgar Rice
Emma Champion
Jehn A. Plott ,
Jlarlette Winchester...
"William Spocnemann...
Ida Holtgrewe
4118A Morgan
...... ....Lowell, Mass
Carlyle. Ill
Catlylc. 111
Carllnville, 111
..i Carllnville. Ill
...S3S3 South Eleventh
830 Geyer
.1(37 Chestnut
-. bt. LOUIS
............Oakland. Ma
............Oakland. Mo
..E4M South Broadway
-427 South Ewing
1S1 Angelica
9i4 Penrose
...........Jennings, Mo
: 1037 Sells
MC2 Salisbury
07 Virginia
Bened. Ill
Bened. Ill
0S33 Ktzel
TS6 Balrd
Clinton, III
Clinton, III
Alton. Ill
Alton. Ill
Atchison, Kas
Atchison, Kas
OaLdale, HI
Bement, III
412 Mnnran
Herman G. Jordan
one sinirt
Frank WIHey...,
Cora. E. Cauble.
George Lore.....
Gertrude Meslc.
..ISIS North King's highway
1533 Papln
: Alto Pass. Ill
............. Chicago
Union. Mo
Charles MeCarty. Qutncy, 111
I.ydla Pastorlus.
...Quincy, 111
.Tessa Pates ,
lAtilie Fuqua.
Joseph Alfere
.Urna MIchels
nvilllam Nelson...
Gertrude Young...
..434 South Fourteenth
1S1 Singleton
2107 Menard
.... North Market
SS31 Dayton
305 Morgan
F. Hcnnlnr.
...4219 North Ncwstead
Dora Moellrlng 1438 Monroe
Edward J. Benjamin.
Eva. Mann
Henry Valerius
Mrs. LIzzlo Correll...
William Wagener
Pauline Thomasson...
2736 Lucas
2736 Lucas
..Montezuma, la
...Montezuma, la
203 North Grand
..4319 North Nineteenth
Charles Russell Everett, Mo
Juiura S. iletUcr.
- Lmxei, Jio
diaries A. Bowdcr
Jessie Hopkins ,
William J. Gorsuch
A;rues -V. Zauscli
.Tullus T. Uitter
ilary M. Muenscb
John Aolph
Jienlia Turneon...
Honald W. M. Hodge...
Cora A. Rousche ,
33M Morgan
Z2Z3 Caroline
1410 North Park
1540 St Louis
Quincy. Ill
1926 Chouteau
1C23 Anenal
2S09 Texas
St. Louis
Columbus. O
.-1722 South JfVrKrtn
Oourtlozid Meeds.. ,
linma WlUard.. Ii20 South Eighteenth
It. K. Cooper.... "T.... 22C6 Lawton
tiadlo Pearson r3CT Locust
Ivei V. Phillips 404 Lespcrance
Laura Newman 18 Xorth Eleventh
Charts Smith 72S Pope
Amelia SaaK .728 Pope
Arthur Newton..
,.810 North Thirteenth
jda McDonald
V. F. rreiermulh
Rertha Eppuibcrgcr.....
Thomas J. McClurken..
Katie Hyland
Charles Lo Rol
Mary Mickey.
...S19 Jv'orth Thirteenth
........loS South Third
..lor; South Eighteenth
4563 Kvans
...4140 Loxlngton
Nashville, Tcnn
i. SIS North Twentieth
Aupnt Hesel 5B Theodoaia
Beatrice Cook 4nE Natural Bridge road
Thomas F. Peters 53C2 Arlington
2aymc S. Lon?.. U57Z Blackstone
IVeddlns RIbsb (Solid Gold). -
Finest qualities, J3 to KM. Mermod &
.Taccard'B, Broadway and Locust,
BCRIAL PERJIITS.
iijii if --- iii i,nirnLru.n
'Katherlne Bauer, (S years, 1ST7 Carr; diabetes,
Anna Wind, i years, 2839 Brannon; consump
tion Athur Eleirekc, 1 year. 1106 Hebert: menln
Eitis. Chester Lee Hcckcl, 7 yeans, S04 Victor; en
teritis. .Henry Hotxe, 71 roars, S341 Castleman; ne
phrltta. Theresa Weber Balmcr, Si .years, 1SI3 Papln;
old as.
Alma Johnson, 80 .years, 2S95 North Tenth;
debility.
Adelheid Btoltc. 70 years, 320 North Eleventh;
asthma.
Edward H. Boabmer, U years, 2120 College;
malaria.
Mary Belfry. X years, 1113 North Eighteenth;
apcj-gy.
Marl ttalley, i year. 1401 North Seventh;
bronchitis.
Ida Kuntx, it yean, 2314 North Fourteenth;
bronchitis.
Pasquml Piazza, 4 years, JeSersoa Hoipltal;
rneumonla.
Lafayette Seeberger, GO years. Southern Hotel;
hemcrrhage.
Jame Lawler, H years, MnlUnphy Hospital;
heart dlKase.
Patrick Kealty, 7! yean, 1411 North Four
teenth; pneumonia,
Hanrletta Wlnkcnhower. 7S yean, 271S North
Thirteenth: old ago.
Wllhelmina Fahlkcnrath, TJ yean, 3120 Mor
gan Pord real: old age.
Henry Darmn, K year. Aleilas Brothsrs
Hospital; heart disease.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.
Tb JtSacaon Billiard and Pool Company R,
VS. Abbott M sharem. Elbrldga Wldener and
William B. Abbou 1 share each. Capital stock,
fill paid. no.WO.
Aid Coal Company Claries P. Aid 1 share.
Francis A. Aid 49 share. Herbert H. Aid SO
.bares; to do a general coal and i coal mining
business. Capital stock, full paid. (19,000.
Plymouth, Investment Company F. w.
Prang. F. W. Qlsse and John H. Qtmdlach
70 shares each; to do a general realty and in
vestment business. Capital stock, half paid,
jn.000. ,
Supplementary Spiral Spring Company
Ramus! Formldge SCO sharea William Tonng,
Roland Hill and Oscar L Herbsrt 100 shares
each: to manufacture, deal In and operate pat
ents. Inventions, mechanical appliances, devices,
srjrlngs, speclaities. etc. Capital stock, full
' Red Head Lead. Land and Lumber Company
John R. Cross. Charles E. Eldrldge, Robert F.
Smith and Perry p. Taylor, all of St. Louis,
and Thomas F. Hypes. Cleveland. 0 . 200 shares
each: to do a general land, farming, mining
nnd lumber business. First meeting November
P. M04.' at. 8 a. m. at S07 Fullerton building.
Capital stock. lull paid. J1M.O00.
MISSOTJIII.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
. Jefferson City, Mo., Nov. . Certificates ot
Incorporation were Issued to-day by Secretary
of state Sam B. Cook to the follotrlnr com
panies: L W. Dumm Publishing Company ot Kansas
City: capital stock, J1M.0O0. fncorporatoTB-L
W. Dumm, E. S, Horn, William Clarke and
others.
The Model Commercial Company of Moscow
Mills; capital stock, J10.000. Incorporators
Fred W. Schulze, John H. Scheer and W. H.
3cheer.
St. Nicholas Lend and Mining Company ot St.
Louis; capital stock. S30.O00. Incorporators
JXmglas Mltchelson, Thomas J. Hcolan and Jo
seph Wertheimcr.
The Wilkinson Milling Company ot Perryvil'e:
capital stock. 320,000. Incorporators Moses H.
Mllster, Charles A. Weber. & Estel and otheia
The Sedalia Transit Company of Sedalla;
capital stock, $50,000. Incorporators M. H.
Powell. L, P. Andrews and O. M. Moran.
The St Louis Catering Company died a state
ment decreasing Its capital stock from 3L5O0.00O
to 31,300,000.
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAU
Springfield. 11L. Nor. Z. CerUScates of In
corporation were Issued to-day by the aecretarr
BllC. t stats as follows:
p -. i u. jjhko nn vjsk gnooang uiuo. rai vjarte;
t-3T i: rWM4 AUU 1WTMIUU. MUlJl iuiv- . JC. JUO.
v s.fiie. biuuicn x.jaiupu; sou u. 4. uumpsoii.
.-A .-, .t capital stock. K.O0O: general mercantile busl
.ir rss. Incomoratora Mrs. 1 Ti XHivon. 13. S.
Vs Cadwell and B. D. Shurtleft
A. - The Wfalteenburg Company. Centralis: capital
S v . "i- stock; 32.5001 reneral mercantile business. In
F'SSl rarnnrslars Waller . 'WhUteiiburer. A. C
r". -Wsrnt" SDa uamei uunn.
iSjcapluU stock, SKOuO: mining, Incorporator
EiSpKOLam Kolb. , - .
rSSJ'r-iTli Labor Ivews Company. Galesburg: capital
F Msrehall. C.F. Keeling and J. M. Wick.
Latham: capital stock. SMOG); dealing In grain
and coal. Incorporators Frauds Mooney. Geo.
E. Kuck and David N. Allison.
Foreign corporations:
The Chicago Refrigerator Car Company, 'Rest
Virginia: capital stock, $300,000: capital stock in
Illinois. K.W0. .
The Twin City Telephone Company, Clinton,
la.: capital stock. $609,000; capital stock in Illi
nois, J3J.0W.
LOST AJJD FOUKD,
ey MWWWWWWXWWWWWWM
BAG Lost, block silk bsc. Finder Dleass
return to 2334 Morgan st. and get reward.
BAG Lost, sliver bar, on Bov leave, between
Maryland and Linden C o'clock Wednesday
night; Return to $01 Washington. Keep con
tents; no questions asled.
BREASTPIN Lost, so d brca.stpln.at World's.
Fair. In the afternoon; return same and receive
liberal reward. S22 N. Spring aye.
BROOCH Lost, brooch, one eraall diamond
with peurle. between Dr. Tulliofke's on Jeffchon
and Locust, to Tw enty-elghth and Wnehtnfrton.
ltecelvo reward if returned to 3U53 Sheridan.
BROOCH Lost, landscape cameo brooch. In
Missouri building or between Missouri building
and Intramural station. Tuesday afternoon.
Finder please return to 61S3 Raymond ae. and
receUo reward.
COW Strayed, large red dehorned cow; de
fective cje. Reward. Robt Rankcn. 5151 Mag
nolia. DOG Lost, a black Scotch terrier with H
ense, name and number cngraed on -ollar.
Ple.iso return to 44S4 Forest Park boulevard and
receive reward.
lOUND The place to get a good shoe for
tt.50. Harris shoe Co.. 407 N. 6th. near Locust.
HANDBAG Lost, m Calvary Cmetery. No
vember 2, old lady's handbag, cntalnins T
in gold and 35 cents in sl.ver, rosary beads and
medal: valuable old relics to the owner. B'
tuni to or address Reverend Father HeiJ,
sixth and Chouteau. Reward given.
HAS a Polar Bear cold feet? Not If he wears
Harris's Po'ar Calf Shoes. 407 N. 3 sth st.
JACKET Lot. misses' tan Jacket, w 1th brass
buttons and pearl rosary In pocket, at World's
Fair. November 1. Reward If returned to 4722
Vernon ae.
MULB iost. strajed or stolen, black horse
mule. IS1! hands high, blind right eje, about 10
sears- old, number 1SS branded on left front
hoof: $100 reward: also two horse thimble ekeln
dirt wacon: 5 reward. William Ratlcan, S701
Barton ave.
NOTICE is here&v cUen that two iX) nten
signed by A. B. Thomson, dated St. Louis,
October 17. 3504. payable ninety i9C) days after
their date to the order of A. O Edwards A:
Sions Brokerage Compans. and by it In
dorsed, ach for the sum of fie thou
sand dollars (&0U0.00), and bearing Interest at
the rate i four and one-hair per ctntuin v4S
per cent) Ter annum, from maturity, to oath
of which when lost Tas attached a collateral
apremt;nt securing Us pa menu are the prop
erty of the undersigned, und hae mlscarrit-d
In the United States mall, and all persons uie
hereby cautioned against dealing In the same
in any manner. Washington County Bank, Po
tosi. Mo.
Pc. Lou' i. Mo.. Oct. 28. 19-01.
POCKETBOOK Lost, pocketbook. containing
J30. between St. Charles st. and Barr's or in
Barr's. Jleturn to COO Hickory st. and receive
n ard.
RING Lost, in toilet-room, on oecond floor, in
Missouri buitdinr, Wednesday afternoon. 4:50,
flvc-stone turquoise ring; surrounded with dia
monds; not so -valuable as association with
ring. Liberal reward paid to Under. Return to
Mr. Ryan, clerk Southern Hotel.
RING Lost, near rortheast corner of Trans
portation building. World's Fair grounds, be
tween 1 and 3 o'clock Saturday, aialuablc dia
mond ring: three diamonds set in a row;
Tiffany setting; each stone weighing 1H karat?.
Liberal reward to finder by manager of Palais
du Costume.
STICKPIN Lost, golden croes-gun ettokpln;
keepsake: liberal reward. 1732 Clifton place
(south of Lafayette Par).
WATCH Lost, ladye gold watch: monogram
C L. II. on shield and silver fob. Return and
receie reward. 2106 Cherokee.
WATCH Lost, one lady's gold watch with
fastening pin, on Delmar car or Hagenbeck's or
on Intramural or north Fair grounds; date In
case 9-27-1904, and M on outside: $10 reward, no
Questions, on return to 1325 Gaty ae.. East St.
Louie. 111.
GENERAL ATTCOUlfCEMEXTS.
INFORMATION on New York circuit: four o
eight good plays a week to selected Xew only.
KD 17, Republic
STOrKI'OLOEHS' MEETTlNGS.
OFFICE of the Wiggins Ferry Company. Se
curity Building, Fcurth and Locust Sts . St.
Louis. Mo . October 27. 1S04. Notice to the Stock
holders of the Wiggins Ferry Company: The
annual meeting of tbe stockholders of the Wlg
rlns Ferrv Comnanv will b held at the office
of said company in the city of East St. Louis.
St Clair County. 111., on Tuescay. November
S. A. D- 1904, being the second Tuesday of said
month, st 2 o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of
electing five directors to serve during tbe en
suing year, and to take action on such other
Dusiness as may ne presenieo. foils oz me
meeting open from 230 p. m. to 5:30 p. m.. un
less the objects of the meeting be sooner ac
complished. The stock tnnsfer books of said
company will be closed from and including Oc
tober 27. 1S04. to and Including November . 1S04.
J. E. QATHMOHT. Secretary.
OFFICE of the St. Louis Transfer Railway
Company. Security Building. Fourth and Lo
cust streets. t. Louis. Mo., Oct. 29. 1904 No
tlco to tho Stockholden of the 8t. Louis Trans
fer Railway Company: The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the St. Louis Transfer Rail
way Company, will be held at the ofBce of isid
ccmnany In St. Louis. Mo., on Wednertay. No.
vember S, A. D. ,1804. being the first Wednesday
after tbe second. Tuesdar of said month, at 9
o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing five
directors to serve during the ensuing year, and
the transaction of such other business as may
bo presented. Said meeting will be continued
at least three hours, unless the objects for
which it la caMed b accomplished sooner. .
W. K. KAVANAUGH. President.
J. E. Gathrlght. Secretary.
OFFICE of the Unity Realty Company, Se
curity Build'ng. Feurth snd Locust' Streets. St
Louis. Missouri, October 15th, 104 Notice to
the Stockholders of the Unity Realty Company:
The annual meeting ot the stockholders ot the
Unity Realty Company will be held at tbe of
fice of said company in St. Louis, Missouri, on
Wednesday, November 8th,- A. D. 1904, being
the first Wednesday after the second Tuesdsy
of said month, at 9 o'clock a. m.. for the pur
pose of electing three dlreetore, to serve during
the ensuing year, and the transaction ot such
other business as may be presented. Sa'd meet
ing will be continued at least three hours, un
less the objects for which It Is called be ac
complished sooner.
W. IC KAVANAUdH, President.
J. E. Gathrlght, Secretary.
ftlTUATIOXS WANTED-TEMALE.
COOK Situation bv a enod. eznerlenced ccole
In small family. KD 30. Republic. .
COOK Situation by good experienced cook In
boardlnr-house Call 2103 Franklin ave.
DINING-ROOM, pantry or laundry work by
experienced girl. Mary Frey. 133 Chouteau ave.
DHESSMAKBR and filter ot twenty years
experience, competent and reliable, offers her
services to reliable people. KT IPS. Republic
HOUSEKEEPER Situation as housekeeper
for several gentlemen: can furnish best refer
ences: good cook. KD 88. Republic.
HOUSEKEEPER-Sltuailon as working House
keeper for several gentlemen; can furnish best
references: good cook. KD 90. Republic
HOUSEKEEPER Middle-aged woman wants
situation as housekeeper; small family; gncl
references: no postals or letten answered. 1023
Ivanhoe ave.. Aria
HOUSEWORK Situation by German girl to
do housework. 2S4A Olive st.
HOUSEWORK Situation by experienced
woman: can do general housework for small
family. Apply 92C Market,
HOUSEWORK Situation by two young lad'es
as houseglrlsr. no cooking nor liu-drr; no ob
Jectlon to East Bide. M Cerra st.
HOUSEWORK Situation by lady and daugh
ter In rooming-house or general housework;
willing to do any kind of work. 1203 N. Ninth,
room 8.
LAUNDRESS Situation as laundress, by the
day. S815 Chestnut st.
LAUNDRESS wants washing to' take horns.
2945 Pine. Enter on Garrison.
I RCSS First-class laundress can take
In few more wasatnas. 214 N. Theresa ave.
LAUNDRESS Flnt-clats laundress wants
smsll washing to bring home; please gtvs
directions. Miss T. Warren. 1703A Gratiot.
NURSE Situation as nurse for sick. Call- at
2222A Salisbury st.
OFFICE WORK Lady of good experience
and address desires office work. (322 Caroline.
OFFICE WORK Position by young lady in
office or similar work; good writer. WT 147,
Rerubl'c
STENOGRAPHER Lady stenographer wlshita
.coDrlng to do at home evenings. KD 22. Re-
pupiic
STENOGRAPHER Lady sten-gnpber: eight
years' experience; desires position; first-class
erference. KD 72. Repnbllc
STENOGRAPHER Competent lady stenog
rapher desires permanent position on Smith
machine: good references. KD 2L Republic
STOVE REPAIRS 53. STOVES
And ranges. Missouri Stove Repair Company,
113 N. Eighth. JJlnloch A 971, Bell Main Cot
STOVE . REPAIRS
A. O. BRAUER. alO-318 N. THIRD STREET
SITUATIOXS WATfTBD-JtALE.
WMewweAWMsMesvwwwwwHWMW
ACCOUNTANT win open, dots, tnvsttlcats.
systematize, keep mall seta reasonably: secure
Sjo better results from your capital Invested,
umpf e. Main 2233. -
BARTENDER Situation as first-clasa bar
tender: best of city references. KD 84. Republic
. BY gentleman ot ability and address;. position
In real estate office, where tact and personality
will bo needed: best references. Address F.
D. Ruth. 114TA Walton.
HOUSBGIRL Situation by oompetentflrl to
do general rhonsework: no laundry. 3S06 Finney.
BOOKKEEPER Accurate and well-aualltled
bookkeeper wishes position -with wholesale or
manufacturing company; at present employed:
good references. KD 23. Republic
HOUSEMAID Situation by housemaid;
references. 3003 Finney.
best
BUTLER-tmaatlon bv en
butler. Address "J. H. B..". 3310 Morgan.
CARPENTER Situation by first-c ass carpen
ter; day or Job. Address Leese, 4)23 S. Four
teenth. FIREMAN Situation as
Richardson, 213 goulard st.
fireman. James
SITLATIOXS WANTKD MALE.
CARPHNTEIt-Situatlon by n young man as
carpenter; TVllllnj to work reasonable. KD 12.
Republic
CVBPENTER situation by carpenter: Inside
work or any lUnd of carpenter woite. KB 146,
Republic.
CLERK Situation as retail clothing clerk;
good stock man; can give references. KD S3,
Republic
COOK Situation bv a 8ret-cui-8 coo1: (white):
salary not less than 114 week. KD 25. Reoubllc.
riltCMAN; ears of experience: sober and
rellab.e: wants poltlon. KD 45. Republic.
F1BEMAN Situation by flrst-ckiB fireman;
handy around house; own tooN; understands
any Kind of rum-iec. lSOU N. Ninth, room S.
MAN and wife wants to take charso of farm
or ranch. 4300 Wot Belle.
MAN wants work In city and country; tend
horses and cow, furnace and garden; German;
city references. 1CD 11. Itepub.lc
PAPER HANGER-Situation as paper hanger
or house painter; beat references; twenty jean,'
experience. KD g. Republic
PORTER-SItuatlon as porter for physician.
2S3S Adams pt.
POUTER situation by colored porter for in
6lJe work. VA Blair ae.
PORTER Situation by a joung colored man
as porter or driving delivery wason. Address
C. Thomas. 2711 Lawton.
POSITION to travel south and west. J.
West. 315 S. Grand.
H.
PRINTElt-SItuatlon by all-around printer as
foreman In up-to-dato country office; use 25:
elngl; total ubstalnor; S jears experience:
references. GR 85. Republic
SITUATION by joung man to drive delivery
wagon or work of any land. Address S730 Vir
ginia STEAM FITTER Situafon. in shop or large
factors': repair work; nonunion steam-pipe fit
ter. Addre's 2041 Euds uvc
Yv ORK Situation to tro for furnace and
horsts by competent man. KD 107. Republic
WORK: tend cow. furnace and ceneral work
on privato place; can fflve references. KD 74.
ivepuonc.
WORK. Elderly German man wants light
work; good place; low wages. KD 104, Repub
lic WORK Exnerlenppd ouni? man desires twi-
tion in office; good references; reasonable sol
an. KD 32. Republic.
HKLl' -.V ANTED FEMALE.
UoasevrorU.
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HOUSEGHIL 4029 Lindcll.
HOUSEGHIL Girl
Wash st.
to do housewcrk. 2330
HOUsnciRL Call after 1 o'clock p. ra. 2923
Chouteau.
M1HDLE-AOED woman to work in family.
5SS6 Page ave.
. HOUSEGIRL-Glri
1S35 Cass ave.
for general housework.
HOUSEGIRL Girl to do general housework.
2503 Russell ave.
HOUSEUIRL German girl for general house
work. 28Vi Eads.
HOUSEGIRL While girl for general house
work. 4048 Delmar.
HOUSEGIRL Girl
2951 McPhcrsoi ave.
for general housework.
HOUSEGIRL A German housegtrt. Apply at
2741 Washington ave.
HOUSEGIRL-GooJ girl to assist with house
work. 4M0 Morgan st.
HOUSEGIRL-Young
4321 N. Twenty-first st.
girl for housework at
HOUSEGIRL Young girl to assist In house
work. 4141 Delmar ave.
HOUSEJIRL A white girl for general house
work at 6861 Cates ave.
HOUSEGIRL Reliable girl for general house
work. 261S Lafayette ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
no washing. 261S Park ave.
HOUSEGHIL White girl to assist with house,
work. 3420 Washington ave.
HOUSEGIRL Experienced colored girl for
housework. 4433 Washington.
HOUSEGIRL-German girl to
housework. 3552 S. Broadway
do general
HOUSEGIRL Girl to work in boarding-bouse;
come at once. 2311 N. Ninth st.
HOUSEGIRL
White girl for general house-
work:
good wages. 2233 Olive st.
uiRL Girl for general
393S Catalpa St., West Cabanno.
HOUSEUIRL Girl for general housework
In family of three 5021 Page.
HOUSEGIRL Girl to do general housework
In small faml'y. 4310 Cock ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework;
good wagcB. 5930A Bartmer ave.
HOUSBGIRL-Glrl for general housework;
small family. 4153 Caslleman ave.
HOUSEGIRL Experienced girl for general
housework; four adults. 3C31 l'uge.
HOUSEGIRL Girl or woman to assist with
housowork; at once. 3019 Dodler st.
HOUSEGIRL-Glri to do general housework;
no washing. Apply 1609 Chambers
HOUSEGIRL Come ready for work. Protes
tant Hospital. 1011 If. Eighteenth st.
HOUSEGIRL-Glri for general housework and
assist In oaken. 2736 Chouteau ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl to do general housework:
also middle-aged woman. 3S06 Finney.
HOUSEQIRL Girl to do general housework:
no washing or ironing. 4SC6 Cook aye.
HOUSEGIRL for
be over 20 j ears old.
general housework: must
2044 Ev Grand ave.
HOUSEOfRL-Good German girl for general
housework: two in family. 35CS Harper.
HOUSEGIRL A young girl to assist with
general housework. App.y 6836 Cites av e.
HOUSEGIRL-Good downstairs girl in board-ing-houso:
at once: good pay. 4000 Morgan.
HOUSEGIRL-Glri to assist with house and
dining-room work; good wages. 1713 Oregon.
HOUSEGIRL Girl to do general housework;
no wa'hlng and good wages. 2618A Ann ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl to assist with general
housework; go home nights. 1219 Chouteau ave.
COOK Experienced girl to cook and do
housework; no washing or Ironing. 2S03 Russell.
HOUSEGIRL Good girl or woman for private
boardlng-hou-e: call at once. 4323 Mancnester.
GIRL for upstaln work and sewing: no
washing; references required. 4423 West Belle.
HOUSEGIRL Experienced girl for general
housework: no laundry work; small family. S580
Vernon.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework
and cooking. Apply before 9:30 a. m. E1S3 Ma
ple ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework In
small flat; three In family: wages 316. 34314.
Eads ave. -
HOUSEGIRL Girl to do general housework;
must cook; small family; good wages. 4330A
Cook ave.
HOUSEGIRL Compe-.ent girl to do general
housework: small fam.ly; good wages. 4643
Cook ave.
HOUSEGrRL Good German elrl for general
housework: small flat; two In family. 4550 Mc
Millan ave.
HOUSEGIRL Competent rlrl for general
housework; small family: no -washing. Call 5SO0
Cates ave
noUSEGIBL-German cirl for general house
work: no washing or ironing: good wages. WIG
Minerva avo.
HOUSEGIRL Olrl to do general housework;
family of two; wages $20; with references.
351 Bell ave.
HOUSEGIRL Girl to do general housework
In small family: one that can cook preferred.
266S Flora boulevard.
HOUaEOIRL A girl for general housework:
lavKurn,
Call at
must be a good cook; no outside wonc
4127 Westminster place.
HOUSEtJIRL Good girt for general house
work: good wages: small family. Call morn
ings. S024A Kcnsmgton.
HOUSEGIRL Girl for general housework:
good cook: with or without washing; good
wages. 211 Vernon ave.
HOUSEGIRL Cirl for general housework;
no outslJe work. Call at 2825 Milton ave., one
block north of Shenandoah.
CHAMBERMAID who can cook for four per
soae; good wages paid: come ready for work.
Bernard Hotel. Ninth and Pine.
HOUSEGIRL Experienced white gin for gen
eral housework at 4126 Cook ave Small family;
good wages. Acpiy at inn i-age avt.
wrmsrirsrnT nirt to iin peneral housework:
must be experienced; small family; good wages.
Apply at once. 4012 Westminster place.
HOUSEGIRL-Oood girl for general house
work: good cook: If not experienced, don't ap
ply: wages 325 per month. 6211 Vernon ave.
HOUSEGIRL Young colored girl for general
housewcrk for family of two: to go home at
night. Call after p. m. at E217 Vernon ave.
SteBonaphera,
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STENOGRAPHER Good stenographer. Apply
Goldman Bros.. 11M Olive st.
STENOGRAPHER A thoroughly experienced
Remington stenographer: no other need apply.
Singer Bros. Ninth and Lucas ave.
STENOGRAPHERS Competent young lady
stenographers: Insurance, 360: manufacturing,
845, 350: l'gai. 340: Information booklet free.
Leigh Bros.. Century building.
STENOGRAPHER Tonng lady: good pen
man: some Idea of bookkeeping. J. D. Tlppett,
marager Palais du Costume. World's Fair.
SHORTHAND. BOOKKEEPING,
Penmanship, typewriting, arithmetic, etc: pri
vate lessons given, day and night: 35 month.
W. E. Hartsock. Gertrude Hartsock, 3710 Olive;
calL -
NIBHT SCHOOLweekSlmo;
month tree. Dranghon's Practical Bus. Coll.,
10th and Olive. Bookkeeping, penmanship, short
hand, typewriting and English branches.
lAnHES BUSINcSS CoLL-UE,
Board ot Education building. Ninth and Locust
Instruction In bookkeeping, shorthand.- type
writing and tue English branches; established
3 years; catalogue free. '
SHORTHAND
DAV AND NIGHT. JONES & HENDERSON
BUSINESS COLLEGE, GRAND AVE AND
WIND80R PLACE (OPPOSITE HIGH
SCHOOL). Day Three months. 325: one month.
tlO. Nlght- Pit-month: three months, $13.(0.
HELP WASTED F
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A GOOD girl. SIS N. Garrison kve.
ATTENDANT
onee. sis Locust.
Neat, colored attendant, at
ATTENDANTS Experienced women attend
ants (vv hlte) (on. Turkish baths. Apply ladles'
department Belcher Bath. Fourth ct. and Lu
cni ave.
DISIIW.VSHERS 34 per week. 1216 Washing,
ton ave.
DISHWASHERS for World's Fair. Apply 713
N. Ughth st.
KHRAND girl for drrssmakrr; also waist
trimmer: nnd helpers. 3-V.2 Pin".
FOLDERS Five girls to fold circulars. Apply
earls-, room 212. 500 Olive.
GlRLtj-1814-lC N. Eighteenth st.
GIRL In iunchroom. 310 S. Sixth st-
G1RT. for confectionery store.
Ollvo st.
Call at 15.14
GIHL. 15 or IS j ears old.
Call 424SA Olive.
to work In store.
GIRI-S to pick grocery sundries. Apply third
floor "IS St. Charles.
Gill!, Young girl to help in small restau
rant. 1501 H. N.nth rt
Oini Lirse girls for light factory work;
SIM per week. 118 olive st.
GIRI, Tnung girl to learn dressmaking; pay
whlli learning. 35J3 Olive st.
GIRLS in our randy manufacturing depart
ment. Apply O. II. PecLham Factory. Seventh
and Spruce sts.
GIRLS to pick nuts; must be over 14 years
old: light work: expe-lcnced girls maks 33 to
35 per week. App y 513 N. Secund st.
GIRLS several good girls about 20 vears old
for light factory work: part piecework; $4 per
week guaianteetl. Apply 1017 Cnouteau ave.
GOOD g.rl or woman for work In furnished
rooming-house. 2110 Eugenia st.
HOUSEMAID 1730 Mlstourt Ave.
HOUSEMAID, 313:
2C4CA Olive St.
cook, 320; private family.
IIOUSEYV OMAN Colored woman for house
work; good wages. 1310 N. King's h gnway.
HOUSEWOMAN Middle-aged woman to do
general bouework: pennanent. 233 S. Jefferson.
JA.MTRESS CoIoriHi woman to clean offlce;
call early. Brookes Co., 1133 N. Nineteenth st.
KITCHEN GIRL A girl to work in kitchen.
2S12 Clark ave-
LADY to represent specialty concern; good
salary: contract. WT 159, Republ lc.
IjADIES Steady home work; lelsuro hours:
315 weekly: estab. firm. Room 421. "21 Olive.
I.ADY capatle ot managing transient hotel;
must ba acquainted in city. KD 38. Republic
LADIES and Girls Homo work; 31.50. 33
day or evening; fascinating; experience unnec
essary: Instruction free, ai N. Seventh St.,
room 409.
LADIES nnd girls to stamp World's Fair
souvenirs. 35c per hour: qulclf work; lessons
free: experience unnecessary. 402A Colllns
villc ave.. East St. Louis.
LADIES, wo teach Lalrdresslng. manicuring,
facial massage, chiropody or electrolysis in x.v
weeks by our method; busy season now: posi
tions waiting; 310 to 320 weekly paid graduates.
Call or write. Molcr College, 1110 Pine st.
MIDDLE-AGED worran to take care of help's
hall: 32-3 month. Apply chef. Hamilton Hotel.
SCRUBWOMEN White. Enterprise Cleanlns
Co.. Tenth and Locust.
WARDMAIDS St. Luke's Hospital. CD00 Del
mar. WOMAN to clean phsslclan's office. Apply
10 a. m. 3U N. Tenth st.
YOUNG lady for posing and living pictures.
Apply Mr. Walker. The Broken Heart, lo S.
Broodwav: good s-ilary.
TWENTY girls for light, clean work; experi
ence not necessary; guarantee S2.7C for start;
should be able to earn 35 to 38 after three
weeks. Inland Type Foundry, Twelfth and Lo
cust. Wanted-Experienced Carpet Sewers
Good "Wages.
1005 WASHINGTON AVE.
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COOK 4302 Pine St.
COOK A good cook. 4328 Westminster.
COOK anl dishwasher for restaurant.
Chestnut. ,
COOK. 320: houseglrl. 317;
909 N. Sixth st.
no laundry work.
COOK Swede preferred:
lag. 4124 Washington.
no washing or iron-
" COOK Good colored woman for cook; good
wages. 3553 Pino st.
COOK Girl for cooking and downstaln work;
small family. 4235 Llndell.
COOK Girl for cooking and general house
work; family of two. (31S Pine st.
COOK At once, first-class white woman cook;
good wages: permanent. 3413 (Pine st.
COOK AND DISHWASHER Scutter Restau
rant. 3 S. Twentieth nt. near Market.
COOK Experienced German girl for plain
cooking: references required. 3727 pine.
COOK German girl for cooking and house
work: no washing. Call at 2135 Morgan.
COOK A woman to oook for two: must have
good references. Apply at i"722 Easton ave.
COOK Woman to cook lunch for saloon: good
plain cook; no Sunday woik. H02 Chestnut st.
COOK Settled whlto woman for cooking. Call
at 7 o'clock ready for work, at 2027 Lucas ave.
OOOK Assistant cook:
also resident laundress.
Valley Park. Mo.
steady winter work;
Valley Park Hotel,
COOK Experienced cook: small familr- ref
erences recralr d; call mom ngs before 10 o'clock.
4443 Maryiana ave.
COOK At once, experienced woman cook;
also a houseglrl: good wages for those who want
to work: colored preferred. 3226 Pine.
Dressmakers and Seamstresses.
COLLEGE of Ladles' Tal orlng and Dress Cut
ting. 3560 Olive st.; Van Dame system taught;
night cchccl, Tuefi. and Thure.; patterns cut to
measure: ladles make dresses while learning.
SEAMSTRESS First-clasa
Windsor place.
seamstress.
3711
SEAMSTRESS Experienced seamstress; come
ready to work. 105 N. Fifteenth.
SEAMSTRESS Experienced hand to assist
dressmaker; also apprentice. 4213A Olive st.
SEAMSTRESS Services of a competent seam
strcs to take home plain sewing and repair
work. KD si. Republic
SEAMSTRESSES--Operators on Singer ma
chines to sew overalls. Jumpers and pants.
Ferguson-McKlnney Overall Factor, third
floor. Broadway and Hickory st.
It arses.
NURSEGIRL-3117 Franklin.
NURShCIRL-5310 Maple ave.
NUR.EGIRL for one child. 4329 Maryland.
NURTE- Experienced nurse; references.
ply 4378 Maryland ave.
Ap-
NURSEGIRL. to care for 10-months-old baby;
ref-'renccfl required. 3535 Pino st.
NURSE Trained nurse, at once. Martha
Parsons Hospital. Sohool and Channlng.
NURSE Old lady wants woman companion
for outdoor exercise and light help; no sick
nursing: two hours dally. Address, with refer
ences. KD 30. Republic.
file Trades.
GIRLS to sew on custom coats and panto.
430 Market, second floor.
MILLINER Experienced girl to make ribbon
bowa. 703 Lucas, fourth floor.
SHOEMAKERS Table girls, hand foidsrs and
fancy stitchers. App y to Mr. Preble, Brown
Shoe Co.. Eighteenth and Wash sts.
SKIRTMAKERS Experienced sklrtmakers;
steady work; highest' prices. Progress Mfg. Co.,
717 .Lucas.
SMART clrl to work In treeing and packing
room. Apply to A. Bemham. Brown Shoe Co..
Eighteenth and Wash sts. J
TAILORESS to work en coats; steady work.
903-37. Vandeventer.
Waitresses.
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DINING-ROOM GIRL 3426 Market.
WAITRESS for restaurant. 2123 Market.
WAITRESSES Auditorium
Olive.
Restaurant, 2326
WAITRESSES Two waitresses; 37 a week.
617 Morgan st.
WAITRESSES AND KITCHEN WOMAN-2M
N. Seventh M.
WAITRESSES Two waitresses; come ready
for work. 810 N. Sixth.
WAITRESS Head waitress: references re
quired. Apply National Hotel. East St- Louis.
Lanndresses.
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LAUNDRESS A good washerwoman.
209' N. Eighth St.
Call at
LAUNDRESS White laundress. Call at 7
o'clock at 2927 Lucas ave.
LAUNDRESS First-cteSB laundress. Apply
to-dav earlv 4378 Maryland are.
LAUNDRESS At once, g.rl to wash and
Iron napkins; good place, t, s. Broadway.
WOMAN to do washing one day each week.
4233 Gibson ave.
Clerks and Collectors.
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GOOD, smart girl, about 17 years, to attend
store; easy work. 3513 Llndeu.
faALtssLADY Experienced saleslady. .
reference. G. H. Absoiom. 4100 Easton.
SALESLADIES Experienced saltslad es. Ap
ply Chas. Opperman's stand. Block 13, Agricul
tural bulld-ng. World's Fair.
Housekeepers.
VrVeeyevseve eeves,' .i n-iiin.ri.rL
HOUSEKEEPER Good housekeeper: one not
afraid to work; room snd board furnished. Ap
ply 401 Walnut.
WOMAN to take charge of eight-room fiat:
good wages; come ready to work. Call 2S31
LocusL
HELP WASTED MALE.
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Walters.
WAITER Colored waiter,
and Grand, dcrwnstsjrs.
Corner Windsor
HELP WANTED MALE.
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The Trades.
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1mm.K-UQM barber. 2J37 8. Broadway.
BARBER Steady Job. 2232 Chouteau avo.
BARBER A first-class barber. Mcscr Hotel.
pBARBER riret-class Bteadybarbcr. 1141
, UARBER Good union barber: 312 guaran
teed. 1102 Cass.
...'l-VPR-Good colored barber: steady Job.
150,1 Tower Grove.
UAHHUR Good barber: steady Job; 314 guar
antved. 3O0I Gravols
li-VRBElts Two barbero at once: 313 guaran
tecil. CIJ ht. Charles.
BAltBEIl; respectable, sober man;
31A1K! N. Fltteenth.
BARBERS Pour barbers; W week guarnnr-tee-i.
.TOO N. Elghteentli.
IiARHER Good barlwr. S3 week, room and
mHini i. .,. isrraonay.
BARBER Good barber; steady Job; good pay
luarauteed. 613 N. Vandcv enter.
UARBER Plrst-clas lai-ber. E. W. MaUlis.
Suuth Locust ht. Centrallj. 111.
HARDER Good balber for Friday and Sat
urday: 38 guaranteu hunday. SJO Carr st.
BAItBER Registered apprentice ct once. :
N. Fuurtc-nth. I'. M. Tliomas. proprietor.
BARBER Good, steady barbtr: steadv uUce
in (own of 4 0u0. Harrv B. Twlss. Shclbyvltle.
BARBER First-class single baibor with
tools; no license required. Apply to D. C Berg,
Klrkwood. Mo.
BARBER Erperienced barber: steady Job;
fhrrt hours: 312 guarantee. Walnwrlght Eulld
Int Barber Shop. Seventh and Cbestnut.
BARBER Goo-i .arler for saturdav snd
Sunday. Call at 7286 Manchester. Maplewood.
Take Suburbtin car, Maplewood or Meramec
Highlands. F. O. Meury.
RLACKSMITH for wagon and shoeing sh.p.
4CU8 Clayton ave.
. BLACKSMITH First-class blacksmith and
horseshoer. Cummlns's Wild West. World's
Fair.
BLACKSMITH rirst-class general t.lack
smlth and horseshoer. Call on C. C. Croft.
Florissant. Mo.
BRICK SETTER Apply
building.
at EOS Odd Fellows
BUSH ELM AN Seven ladles' coat and skirt
makers; ateadv work on ladies' coats; one good
bushelmaji. 39J3 Olive st.
CANDYMAKEKS Experienced stick candy
spinners and rol er bojs. St. Louis Candy Mfa.
Co.. s. v.. cor. Sixth and Spruce sts.
CARPENTERS Three good flnlsllcrs; 05c
Call at 73fl3 Elmore. Maplewood. .
CARPENTERS Ten nonunion carpenters: 'Uc
hour; winter's work. Acme, 1323 Market.
CARPENTER-Job carpenter. Apply 310 N.
Planning. 7 a. m.; bring tools ready for work.
COvrMAKER; In rtore;
(S. Republic.
35 up; no Jews. KD
COATMAKER Three first-class coatmakers.
Nles & StMUb. 20S N. Sixth St.
COATMAKint: alsa peneral tailor: salary 315
per week: steadj- work all year. Ben Doerrc.
Alton. Ill
COMPOSITORS on State matter. BIckelhaupt
Bros., printers. 200 and 3)2 N. Second st.
COMPOSITORS Job compositors. BIckel
haupt Bros., printers, 200 and 2j2 N Setcid
COOK 2208 Pine st.
CRATERS
Carrlase Co.
AND HANGERS-OFF-Hall
and Branch ts.
CUTTER First-class cutter. PfaTman &
MUlor Planing M 11 Co.. 1064 Manchester road
DIPPERS Chocolate and crt-ftm dlppeis
wanted: highest wages. St. Louis Candy Mfg.
Co.. Sixth and Spruce sts.
ENGINEER Assistant engineer and oiler;
also two firemen for manufacturing company.
Acme. 1523 Market st-
EXPERIENCED box sawyers and nailers.
Eighth and Barry sts.. East St. Louie
EXPERIENCED bos: sawyers and rippers.
Phoenix Planing Mill Co.. Twelfth and Spruce.
FEEDERS Experienied Job-prers feeder;
boy or girl; highest wages paid. 4313 North
Market.
FINISHER First-class
tailor. 3223 Washington.
finisher for lasles'
FIREMAN Good fireman for machine-room
of furniture factory: must also understand cab
inet work case a specialty; state salary and ref
erence WP 14. Republic
FIRST-CLASS cutter nnd rip sawyer; good
wages; steady employment to the right party.
De Hodlamont Planing Mill Co., Hodlamont
and Minerva.
FOUR stonesetters and four stonemasons to
back up. Apply at once to William Hamilton,
Jefferson Barracks. Mo.
GOOD painter and paperhanger.
Klrkwood. Mo.
J. Howell,
JEWELER A first-class Jeweler and diamond
setter: must be Al; will pay top wages and
permanent position; references required. KD
77. Repub'ic
J0H-PRES3 feeder. Apply 805 N. Main.
LINEMAN; one who knows his business: 33
per day: out of town. Commercial. 820 Pino.
MF.N arm dot: to learn pnunmng trade. Coyne
Bros. Ca'e trhool of Practical Ilu Disc. 4971
43r. Easton ave. Send for catalogue.
PA1NTER8 and paper hangers;
steady work. 1841 Madison.
good men;
PLUMBERS First-class plumbers.' also fore
man ablo to draw plans, etc. Coyns Bros., 4973
Easton.
TRESS FEEDER-Cyllnder press feeder.
S. Second st
PRESSERS American Steam Dye Works.
Ill" N. Vandev enter.
SHOEMAKER to work on Jack. Late
main. Public Square. Belleville. 111.
SHOEMAKERS Goodyear stitcher on men's
welts. Applv J. E. Fagan, Brown Shoe Co,
Eighteenth and Wash sts.
STONE MASONS At once: on Chouteau and
Vandev enter aves. Five on Second and Blddle.
TAILOR and nresser. C01 Franklin.
TAILOR at once: steady work. 2316 Market.
TAILOR and seamstress at once. . 5311 Eas
ton avo.
TAILORS Ono on repair work and one on
new work. 4950 Delmar.
TAILORS AND BUSHELMEN-Good wages.
Sam the Tal'or. 204 N. Fourteenth st-
TAILORS At once, four first-class ladles'
tailors. Qerry. Ladles' Tailor, 39a Cook.
TINNER Flrst-claes union tinner. 2347 Cher
okee St.
TINNERS Two good union tinners on fur
nace work. 4950 Easton ave.
TINNER Competent tinner; steady and re
liable. Apply 424 N. Broadway.
TINNER First-class tinner, at once. H
llnois Hardware Co., 220 Colllnsvllle ave.. East
St. Louis. III.
WANTED At once, good barber: single man
preferred; no Sunday work; 312 per week. r. P.
Howe Shelblna. Mo.
WANTED Combination plasterer and brick
mason for steady and permanent work In coun
try town near St. Louis. Apply J. J. McCly
mont. 418 N. Eighth St.. city.
NO. 1 retoucher at once.
EOS N. Grand avo.
Rembrandt Studio,
WATCHMAKER At once. good, reliable
watchmaker and Jeweler: one who can engrave.
Box 153. Oatervllle. Ga.
St. Louis Metal trades ass'n
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
318 CHEMICAL BLDG.
'eilHont Secured for Mrtal Worktrs. Ms chtrft
First-class bench hand on electrical work;
also bench hand with experience in experi
mental department: must be first-class mechan
ics with c'tv experience.
AVANTED Experienced Carpet
Sewers- Good Wages.
1005 Washington Avenue.
MACHINISTS AND BOILERMIKS
First-class nonunion locomotive machinists
and botlcrmakers. accustomed to locomotive
works: first-class pay; no fee charged. Apply
at room 3. 113 N. sixth st.
Laborers.
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LABORERS. Apply 2800 De Kalb st.
LABORERS at Southern White Lead Works,
Maine and Lombard.
LABORERS Tw o good,
Sanders. 5600 Delmar ave.
handy laborers.
LABORER One plumbers's
Bllsbarrow. 913 N. Sarah st.
laborer. George
LABORERS 100 laborers, S1.75 day: Ozark
Mountains. In Arkansas: all-winter's wo k
guaranteed; good, heathy country: free pass;
ship dally. Downa Labor Agency. 4 N. Ninth.
TEAMS, ETC Three or four teams to haul
rubb sh: also laborers. Fifteenth and Parle
LABORERS-At St. Louis Lead and Oil
Works. Sublette and Manchester road; good
wages; take Benton or Klrkwood cars, Subur
ban line.
OKLAHOMA. INDIAN TERRITORY, KANSAS
25 extra-gang men. near Oklahoma City.
ft) extra-gang men. Souf-.crn Indian Territory.
25 extra-gang men, Southern Kansas.
50 crusher men. Western Mlss.uri.
24 steamboat hands, $-0 and board.
23 teamsters. Winston Bros.. Illinois.
Steam shovel and rock men. Southern Mo.
Factory laborers, city. $10 to 312 week.
Fenco gangs. West, near Kansas city.
Extra gang on M., K. & T., Western Missouri.
Frisco extra gang, L T Ok. and Kansas.
All Jobs positively guaranteed by
WESTERN EMPLOYMENT CO.. 18 S. Ninth.
SPECIAL TO-DAY.
LOUISIANA, LOCISIANA, LOTJISIAXA.
Want about sixty more choppers and grubbers
for tbe big shipment to-dav. Aonlv early if von
want to get In. Remember, we feed jou on the
iwhi, tree.
KOBNIG'S LABOR AGENCY.
612 Walnut st.
LAUNDRY HELP.
eveVMesMeVAAse-sMAwssewMS'S'evMew
EXPERIENCED body and band iroaer. mark
er and assorter; good wages; corns ready for
work. Benton Laundry. Jefferson and Arsenal.
IRONER One bosom troner and one'finlsher.
Laclede Laundry, 2909 Pine st-
IRONERS New shirt troners and hand shirt
Ironsrs; steady work. Imperial Laundry, 2307
Chouteau. v
LAUNDRY HELP Experienced starcber and
mangle girls; also girls to learn. Mercantile
Laundry. 3319 Manchester sve.
. 8TARCHEK3 AND COLLAR GIRLS-VletO
Laundry Co,, if9 Victor.
HELP WANTED MALE.
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Boy.
eveewveeeMvee'
EOT to work In offlce. 2017 Morgan st.
SMALL boy to work In store. 2629 Gravols.
HELLBOYo: 16 ears of age: references re
quired. Apply National Hotel. East St. Louis.
HOY In tailor shop. luS N. Eighth St.
GOOD boy for drug store;
Earton.
references. 4S
BOYS Furniture factory. Twenty-second and
Mullanphy.
STRONG boy. to deliver meat and groceries.
47'S Ea3ton ave.
. BOY Bright errand bey. 13 to IS ears old.
KD 85. Itepubilc.
BOY in tailor stores,
N. Hamilton ave.
311 N. Eleventh St.. 100
BOY
shoes. -Joiorej boy, 11 to 13 vears old, to shine
4123 Piston.
1'OY Vcat bov about 1 years old In drug
store. 23Q St. Louii".
BOYS Fourteen vears eld. Mengel Box Co.,
"olaom and l.awrecce.
BOY to run errands and learn printing busi
ness. 4313 North Market.
P. V
wo-'-
3ar- old. for olllce work; steady
'if Republic.
BOY, 18 to 20 i ears old: wide awake and will
ing to work. Cui l'rankliu.
HOYS 14 to if vears old; S3 to 31 per week,
racturv. 2SJ) N. Flfieenth st.
BOY lo work In tirug store; ono with experi
ence preferred. 2211 Gravols.
BOY Brleht tioy. 15 jears old. for nailing on
"arvng. 2CJ) y. Fifteenth st.
BOY 16-j ear-old boy to a-ssist buyer and take
care of hone. KD 27. Republic.
BOY Intelligent boy of IS jeara for store.
Inquire store. 16CC franklin avt.
BOY. 14. to learn trade In office:
statt. Room C03 Temple building.
BOY with
Apply after 1
Mine experience in drbs
p. m. 4wl Eas on ave.
EtlYS Good boys Apply JllssoJrt District
Telegraph Co.. 709 Pine, second llcor.
BOY to finish learning trade of birber: must
have ear's experl-uce. 2S53 Keokuk st.
BOYS, age u or 13 vears. to dt'llrer pack
ages. Cj.11 at the Model. Seventh and Waehlcg
tcn. BOYS to deliver bundles. It vears old: good
vvjges. Apply J. O. Brandt Sjce Co., 019 N.
Broadway.
GOOD active boy or young man for bus bov;
steady employment; good wages. Lundis Res
taurant. 2225 Olive.
BOY Colored boy to work on farm and milk
cow: take Suburban Park car to Page ave.:
Midland car to Partridge ave.; second stone
hou-e.
ROTS RrigM. Intelligent boss about 13 y-ars
old for wholesale bouse; apply In own hand
wrltlng, KC 153. Republic
BOY, 14 scars of age. willing to work; steady
einplov menu Smith fi. Davta Manufacturing
Co.. Twentlrth and Locust.
BOY Bright, hone-t. neat toy. from 13 to IS,
who lias had experience in p.uiking and shlp
plng room. 710 N. l'oui th st.
MEN and bojs to sell goods on passenger
trains: steady davllght runs: Mod pay: 310 to
II. a week. Apply to Mr. Jordan, railroad news
office. 2009 Walnut, ntjr Union Station.
Clerks and Collectors.
BRIGHT voung roan, clerk and offico assist
ant: 31') to 313. Amercan. 919 Olive.
CIGAR clerk. 31C: hardware clerk. 318;
eery e'erk. American. 919 O lv-e st.
gro-
CLERK Night clerk for downtown hotel: 350
and board. Campbell & Co.. 91S Locust.
CLERK for hotel storeroom. $19 month and
board: permanent position. Commercial. $20
Pine.
CLERK Young man to clerk In hotel store
room: 345 month, board and room- Campbell.
918 Locust.
CLERKS Capable joung men clerks and
office assistants: miscellaneous vacancies; $30 to
$65: information booklet tree. Leigh Bros ,
centurv building.
CLERKS for railway mall service; 2.000 ap
pointments at $900 annually- rapid promotions;
an excellent opportunity; examinations eoin;
common scbool education sufficient: up-to-date
Instruction; terms reasonable: write quick. Cen--tral
Corespondenco College. Law Building, In
dianapolis, Ind.
COLLECTOR. SIS week: law clerk. 320: cash
ier. 325. Mississippi Valley Company, 111 N.
Elg'uli st.
DRUG CLERK Experienced man; no college
priv lieges. 1S01 Olive st.
DRUG CLERK Experienced assistant; per
manent. Apply to-dav at 2"46 Margan st.
GROCERY CLEKK-931 Goodfcllow ave.
HOTEL clerk, jm month, board and room.
Mississippi Valley Company. Ill N. Eighth st.
HARDWARE clerk. $16: cigar clrk. 118: gro
cery. 312 to 316. Apply 111 N. Eighth St.
JUNIOR drug clerk. 3209 Franklin ave.
PENMAN Good penman to address envelopes.
Apply car'y. rcom 212. f.oG Olive.
RAILROAD and express offce clerks. 863 n
month and up. Mississippi Vallev Company, 111
N. Eighth ist.
RECEIVING and loading clerks for freight,
ware and wholesale houses. Acme. 1523 Market.
SHIPPING clerks. $12: receiving. $12: billing,
314: wholesale house. $12. American. 919 O lve.
SHIPPING clerk-. 3ST.: stock clerk, $70; bill
clerk. 375. Mississippi Valley Company, 111 N.
Eighth st.
TIMEKEEPER. SS0 month: receiving cletk,
$75: accountant. 3S5. Mississippi Valley Com
pany. Ill N. Elchth st.
YOUNG man as grocery clerk and meat cut
ter. 6222 Eaton,
YOUNG man. travel and collect: reil estate
brokerage company: 512. $15. American. S.9
Olive St.
YOUNG man at once, abcut IS years: polite
and well dressed, to entertain customers. KD
20. Republic.
YOUNO man to leave cltv. aisist in offlce of
marufacturlng compunv ; St month and ex
penses. Aonlv Campbell & Co.. 918 Locust.
WANTLle-Ricrmts for tSe U. s. Marine
Ccrps; able-bodied, unmarried men. between
21 and 35: go character: must speak, read
and write Eug'ish: marines perve at sea on
men-of-war in all parts of the world, on land
In o-ir island possessions, and at naval stations
In Umled States. Apply Re-rultrng Office. Post
office bldg.. K'ghth and Oily sts , St. Louis
Federal bulldlni. Kansas City, Mo.: Corby
building St. Joseph. Mo., and 529 Church st.
Nashville. Tenn.
Miscellaneous.
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A MAN who knows furniture, to bur second
hand furniture In St. Lculs. GR 84. Republic
ANY perron to distribute our samples: SIS
weekly: steady. "Empire." 4 Wells tt.. Chi
cago. HI
BRIGHT and ambitious young man for gen
eral office work: must be capable and hustler;
excellent chance for advancement: state age.
references, experience and salary expected. WT
158. Republic
BUTCHER Good, oung, single man with cx
perlonce in butcher business. 1433 Cass ave.
COLORED porters. houenien. factory hands;
S10 to SU. American. 919 O'lre st.
COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT CO. guaran
tees all po-ltlons or money refunded. Apply
820 Pine st.
DISHWASHER, exrerlenced. at 6 8.
w ay.
DISHWASHERS Men dishwashers
len's lunchroom. 611 Pine st.
DRIVER Retail grocery. 954 Good fellow nve.
DRIVERS for hauling brick, at 23:2 Lemp.
DRIVER Settled, sober, married man. to
drive one-horse ash wagon and work around
stable. 1437 N. Seventh st.
ELDERLY man for general work In country
home (Klrkwood): must understand care of
horse; small wages and home. WP 122. Re
public ELEVATOR MAN Experienced man for elec
tric elevator: apply at 7:50 a. m. S. F. Myer
aon P.lntlng Co.. Third and Chestnut sts.
EXPERIENCED auctioneer for art, fancy
goods and Oriental rugs. Call 822 Olive st.
GOOD experienced delivery man.
erences. 625 N. Vandeventer.
GOOD German man for house and outdoor
work: references required. 3737 Pine.
GRAND sweep; dollars 'given away In shape
of men's high-grade shoes, union made, $3.50 for
SL50. J4 for $1.73. S3 for $1.95; don't fall to come
to-day. 917 Locust st.
HOSTLERS Good wages. 1919 S. Jefferson.
HOSTLER An experienced hostler.
Third st.
411 S.
HOSTLER Colored man to take care
horses; call at 3 o'clock. 2323 Oregon.
ot
HOUSEMAN An
come ready for work.
experienced
2035 Bell.
houseman;
HOUSEMAN Elderly man for housework;
mnst be sober and Industrious. 14M Mississippi.
JANITOR Young man for Janitor service.
Call 1806 Locust St.. between 3 or 9 n. in.
JANITORS, watchmen, truckers, checkers,
-fre'ght handlers; SIS to SIS American, 913
Olive st.
KOENIG'S LABOR AGENCY wants to-day
1.000 laborers, teamsters, choppers, grubbers and
station men for new railroads In Arkansss,
Louisiana, M'sslsslppl. Indian Territory, M s
sourl and Illinois; also bridge carpe-itirs. pie
driver men, camp cooks, waiters, blacksmiths,
farm hands, gardeners, etc:; tree pass to alL
If you want woik. apply to the oldest, most
reliable and respo-st lc labor agency in St.
Louis. KOENIG'S LABOR AGENCY,
612 Wa'nut sL
LUNCH man and dishwasher; coma ready to
work. 1C4 Cass.
MALE D.SHWASHER-2301 Market st.
MAN to work around stable. Apply Victor
Lanndry 1030 Victor.
MAN to scrub and wash windows; steady Job.
817 N. Sixth st. Duiany.
MAN to drive plumber's wagon: can board
him: good wages. KD 33. Republic
UAKf lttht manufacturina: sa arv Sl week:
small Investment required. 107 N. Fifteenth.
MEN To
Sixth st-
try Harris's $2.50 shoes. 623 N.
MEN for factory work: no to 312 week; win
ter, lob. Commercial. 320 Pine st.
nT.TJ mm to attend fumltnre stor. an hint
good home. 3513 LrndelL
PACKERS Experienced packers for furnl
turo factory. Twenty-second and Mullanphy.
PORTER tn drug store E733 Etxel ave.
PORTER Colored porter; $12 per week.
Otlve. .-
HELP WA.YXED HALE.
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PORTER for barbershop. 3003 Thomas t.
PORTER Colored.
J. Eetes bar.
113 Olive
St.. rear.
PORTER Good porter for barber shop, jok
Market st
SOLDIERS and cavalrymen lor cummins".
wii.i West. World's talr.
uTAjr.v! man and to tend furnace. Call 3c
Hawmorno oobictiiiu.
STOVB man, clearly rammar vyhii aiuv. oav.
nSs. foFcTeanlne and setting up stoves: steady
jor. ?,. l. aioragq v.. - .....
,ot. -n n..iae In mJlroad mall snd ba-.
sase department: 311 week. AppIt 918 Lcth.
' Tl'REE hustlors to sell magazines at Fair;
salar? guaranteed, ail I 93t la. . m. Lon Roth
weil Postal News Co.. 1M Oil" st.
TIMr.KEEPtR.. 360: booKkteper. s.o; otacs j?s
manajer. S90; traveling salesman. American-
919 Ollvo st. I
n..t..i y,t mn in taT down frame bulldlnr
near Delmar Garden: wrecker, preferred. Ap
ply GrVnd Valley Lumber Co., Grand and Hlct-
or. at 7 o CIQCK.
n.tiM-1.- vnvp men for Inside factorv vort
310 and" 312 week: wo guarantee this work or no
fee Acme. 1523 Market.
TWO men to handle baggage on steamboats;
130 mOntll and IPUnu. wimiwu.-.. a.., ruw.
W 4XTBO-Party who can devote few half
days weekly instructing In mechanical draw
ing. t-VJjuu mv.. vi tfc-w...
wivTpn Mn to learc. barber trade: few
weeks completes by our method: can earn ex
penses before completing: 315 weekly paid grad
uates; special inducements ot o-eseat. Call or
.rite at once. .Molcr Barber College. Hlo Pin,.
VATCHMAN. Janitors, checkers, truckerr.
'vers. $60 to $73 month. Ml-slssJppl Val!--
mi-any. Ill N. Eighth st.
YOUNG man to work In grocery. 3458 Pan.
YOUNG man with some experience la rcecc
shop. 2758 Allen ave:
YOUNG man to deliver and 1 take orders;
grocery and meat market. 4i8 Easton.
YOUNG man to ell good on trains: 314 week;
permanent. Commercial. 820 Pin, st.
YOUNG man with some cxperlenco In gn-cery
business: single. Faust's. 5401 Easton ave.
YOUNG roan, run on passenger train; expe
rience unnecessary. Ameilcan. 919 Olive st.
YOUNG man ss Janitor: stranger In city pre
ferred. Call at Republic office, 7:4 a. m., No
vember t .
YOUNG man for real estate offlce. collect. JtS.
week. Mississippi Valley Company, 111 N.
Eighth t.
YOUNG man to travel w-lth salesman. $65 ant
evpensea. Mississippi Valley Company, III N.
Eighth st.
YOUNG man or bos", with a little experience
In uphol-terlng. for work on small toy couches.
1)3 s. Eighth st.
YOUNO
part ment.
man for shipping and packing co
$13 week. Mississippi Tr alley Cr.-
pany. Ill N
:igntn st.
YOUNO men for passenger-train service: sis
week: New Y'ork. Denver and New Orleans:
runs open. Campbell JL Co.. 918 Locust.
YOUNt men. nustiers. to sell tne omciai
Programme en Fair grounds: good commission
to energetic workers. Apply by letter or la per
son to W. F. Proeraramo Co.. Hall of Con
gres g World's Fair grounds
Stenoicrapncra.
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STENOGRAPHER A thoroughly experienced
Remington stenographer: no other need apply.
Singer Bros.. Ninth and Lucas ave.
STENOGRAPHERS Railroad. SCO (t). 360: in
surance. 360: manufacturing. $"0: country. 373:
machinery. SW: information booklet free. Leigh
Bros.. Century.
AGE-tTS AND SALESMEN.
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9a I earn em
g..i.1. ,m.i'.,' i..i'.i ie. si. fM
SALESMAN: experienced in installment tur
niturc business. Goldman Bros.. 1104 Olive st.
SALESMAN Experienced salesman to act as
field manager; good position; reference. Smaller,
204 Olive.
SALESMAN Traveling salesman for Mis
souri. Illinois: good wages to right man. 612
S. Sixth st.
SALESMAN to call on city trade; experlenc
unnecessary; permanent position. Call at 213
I'ozxonl building.
SALESMEN to sell our goods to general
stores. Clothiers, druggists and grocers: fine side
lines: blr profits: liberal terms. Model Mfg.
Co.. PeDt. 22. South Bend. Ind.
SALESMEN Two good salesmen, at ence, t
fill vacancies of two sent West; good pay to
start. J. T. HonelL 4C9 Holland Annex. 7C3
Pine st.
SOAP p-.LESMl.is Earn 5 dally. Parker
ChemU-sl Co . 202 N. Ninth St.. room 207.
SALESMEN We want experienced business
men to sell our new plan of insurance: hustlers
make good money. Continental Casualty Co..
854 Century building.
SALESMAN Experienced liquor salesman to
solicit orders direct from consumer: good sal
ary: call Between 8 and 9 a. m.. Friday only-1000-02
Jllve st-. room 2.
SALESMAN Experienced soap salesman to
handle an established line; must be acquainted
with St. Louis retail trade-permanent position
for right party. KD 97. Republic
YOUNG man for city salesman: S50 month
anil commission, tjmmerclal. 820 Pine.
Canvassers.
sesieeseevsesesesseseesseyew
CANVASSERS to sell teas, coffees to con
sumers: big money. 1313 Cass.
Axrnts.
AGENTS In city: blr money; Quick return'.
Star Portrait Co.. 1507 Franklin.
FOAP AGENTS Easily earn S3 to SIS dairy In.
city or country introducing our SI box of highest-grade
toilet soaps for 25c: call and talk with
agents who are doing this; men In country
wltli crews made 323 daily; Parker Chemical
Co.. room 207 Benolst building. 202 N. Ninth st.
S-S to $50 a w-eek can be made selling $250 ard
3500 policies ot tbe Security Trust and Lite In
surance Company: liberal terms. Call on or
address w. H. Scott, ganeral manager, 20S-7
Chemical building. St. Louis. Ma
AGENTS to sell the Inns light: new; burns
90 per cent air; 10 per cent gas; first reply will
get exclusive agency In your city: terxitorv
going fast. Apply at once; we want hustlers
only: territory gratis to first man. H. E.
Franke. 1119 Pino st.. St. Louis.
Solicitors.
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POUdTOTt Man fa- bov for hanse.tn-hcus.
fol'dtlng: one with a rig preferred. 3534 Olive.
SOLICITORS Good proposition; big money;
permanent. 502 Do Soto building. 8 to 10 a. m.
SOLICITOR 43ood solicitor: middle-aged man
preferred; can make good salary-1207 S. Broad- t
way.
Lady Astcnts ana Solicitors. Jtl
SOUCTTOR-Middle-aa -woman to solicits
from house to house. 33C4 Olive st.
AGENTS Lady agents; S3 to S3 dally earned
introducing our 31 box of htgh-grado toilet soap
for 25c. Parker Chemical Co.. 202 N. Ninth St..
room 207 Benolst building.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
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BARGAINS; street and evening dxe-ses; high
est prices for ladies' and gents' cast-oft cloth
ing; postaL Mrs. Ml !er. C07 Walnut. Kin. A S1J.
BENT-WOOD chairs, tsbles. linen, silverware,
tray stands, linoleum, etc. 1218 Washington.
LOOD price paid always for gentlemen's old
clothinc shoes and feathers: send postal. I will
call. Yatkeman. 508 High st.
ICE cream tubs, cans, crusher, tce-cresm
machine, spring top wagon. KD C Republic.
MATTRESS mak'ng. feather renovating. wool.
sale and retail dealers in feathers. 3S33 Finney.
WANTED One or two good lines to handle
on commission In the Northwest: best ct refer
ences and security furnished. GR 81. Republic.
TO purchase five secondhand National cash
registers: five secondhand sates. H. L Fox,
care of 3300 Washington.
STAMPS, new and used: coin, curios, auto
graphs Canadian money bought and sold. St
Louis Stamp and Coin Co.. Hi N. Eleventh.
buOPtlAlE
scondhantX of all kind.
bOnis-ht JItM smlr" alt th-B-c-rftfir
tcmnd. Geo. Broeckmann. Main and VaJenftnee
GOLD, SILVER; NICKEL,
Brass and copper Plalter. pal'shlng. laquerlng
and repairing of all kinds. KInloch B 23
B. 3. BAVTLLE: 4K N. Seventh st.
SECONDHAND STtlh PUMPS
S. VV. COH. EIGHTH AHO CLAKK
. BUS1SE3S WAMTEP.
. A. J. POLLOCK, watchmaker and Jeweler
for the trade: fine line diamonds and holiday
presents. 209 Benolst bldg.. Ninth and Pipe.
..mHJ P1" i? have that overcoat or suit
tailored fs Tlcknors. 123 N. Eleventh; tailor
for th trade and public.
CARPENTER and builder; store a-d office
!?tor.t1 ion.p., !. "?ort notice. H. Sypiesko b
Co.. 114 2f. Mr.th (In rear), or 4434 Vista ave-
DOLL hospital. 27W Laclede ave.:
repairing, wigs uf natural hair.
FIRST-CLASS drug store, in good location;
n... iM.v w uuu. t.U D. JteDUbUC
FOR ten days: fino tailoring, work guaran-,'
teed: cutDrices. 504 nnrlinsn2T t,,tAi J
HAT9 made larger or smaller: all kinds
gSSSrVrft " ?.tae& !! styles.
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MEN to get shoes halt wiIm.. . it st...
oak leather: guaranteed. 1406 Cass. --.
TO buy part or alj Interest In small cigar
business; centrally located: fiowntowTi or Ta
West End. KD & Republic. GawBtgwa m la
UPHOLSTERING and draping: all modem fie
slgnsChrls Mohr. 4353 Eastoa T Forest SbTdV
WANTED To boyrentleman's railway ticket
a Pacific Coast. KD 71. rynhllc7
WILL rjav cash for
.rooming-house. 2all
don't write McDonald. 1044
. Vaxuleventer.
WANTED First-class drug store, for wMrt
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