The Pittsburgh Press from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 17

SEVENTEEN EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1903 THIS PITTSBURG PRESS 1 WANTED. WANTED. WANTED. WANTED. LED I El UML i.

i PltpwJl wfef I -u i i i RESIDENCE OF L. C. SADD, il Brighton MelgMs VI 0 I Built of Stone and Shingle. FEMALE HELP. STENOGRAPH KR who has had some years' experience in office work: must ba fast both at figures and general clerieal work positian In East Liberty, Addrea Paul C.

O. Bo WAITRESSES, laundress, nurse." hotel, restaurant and familv cooks, storeroom, pantry and house girls, lady's maid, dishwasher. chambermaids, colored girls. Walker's. 41 Smithfield st.

P20wg GIRLWanted. for general flea work: must have knowledge of bookkeaninar and stenog. raphy. Ouquesna Inaaudescc nt I4ht C- tOOwa GIRL-v, anted, for general housework; most be good plain rook and laundress. Call 6425 MoPherson E.

E. Hamilton ava, ear. MSQwa SALESLADY, experienced, for dry cooda and notion department; steady position for tha right lady. Wanner's Department Store, Sharpsburg, Pa. QSOwp GOOD COAT MAKERS aad helpare wanted; also button hcla maker; steady work.

5M3 Fenn ave. 919wa GIRL German girl aa cook; no washing er ironing; good wages. iWi Betfti Aiie- gheny. wilTRrs irrr ences afT ae iia Craft ave yiw Experienced- Apply with refer- tixr e'elock. Mrs.

A. P. Burgwtn. 112 Craft ave. 8twe GIRLS (11 or 15) to assist In taking care of children.

600 Pennsylvania AHsgheny. 919w GIRL Wanted, a white girl for laundry work; private family; wages five dollars a week. Apply at ones, 3515 Forbes at. 81Pa GIRL for effloa. mangla and eelet-M girls wanted.

Mutual Laundry Susquehanna ner Homewpod ave. 919a COOK A competent cook, best wages paid: must have references; Catholic, preferred. 21S Dltlnlilga st. 918wr GIRL for general housework: small family ant small house; good pay. 59 Euclid Belle, vue.

918wa GIRL For general housework: family three; good wages Telephone 2S2 Schenley. Wtlktns and Fair Oaks aves. ClM WAITRESSES Experienced; night: noa. Black a Restaurant. 610 Liberty et.

PlPwa GIRL Wanted, between Id" and 17 years old. Call between and o'clock p. room 2. TOO Cedar ave. 9 30 wo COOK foi family of three; no washing or Ironing.

Banner Agency, IT Cast Robinson Allegheny. Dlp GIRL Young gfrl. 15 or 1, to assist with. housework. Tha Meyran liouaa, rorbes ana Meyran ave.

19wr COLORED CHAMBERMAID wanted; first-class; good wages. Apply at til- South Linden East End. 919wr GIRL Immediately, a competent gtrl for gen. eral housework; good wages. 1571 Buena, Virta Allegheny.

910w WHITE GIRL Light housework; family three. Call this evening, 6-ua Bond Eaat End; Highland car. 918wb LAUNDRESS White laundress to work by ta month- Inquire Immediately at tha Penn. College. Woodland road.

92n GOOD GIRL for general housework: good. steady place for right party. 701 Maryland East End. 91w GIRLS about 15 years to cut threads from overalls: also girls to operate buttonhole machines. S)g Fifth 3d floor.

"iM HOUSEGIRLS $5: no washing. Fanner AEncy. IT East Robinson Allegheny. Paowa YOUNG WOMAN who understanda ladies' tsJN oetnq or dressmaking. A.

Goldstein. 02 Greenfield 23d ward, rlly. 980wp WAITRESS nr rrlvate family: must first-class. Banner Agency, 17 Eaat Robin, son Allegheny. P30wp COOK First-class cook In private family wants place; A-l reference.

20T Ohio. td7wH GIRLA girl 13 or 16 year old aaslst with, housework; good home. 2166 Center ave. 919wf WHITE GIRL or woman wanted to wash and clean two daya week. 125 Auburn East End.

93wp COOKW anted German girl orrferred no washing and good wagea. 03 Beach Allegheny. 814" 'GOOD GIRL for genera housework; must have good recommendations. Call 703 North St. Clair Eaat End.

919we SEWING GIRL Experienced, for men'a tailoring, at ence: good wages. 201 Federal Allegheny, 920wt WANTED (Sewing girla for overalls. Panta and shirts; power machines. Apply London. 651 Fifth ave.

P18wpp COOK Experienced night cook; must be good. Ileffley Bell. 1005 Wood Wilkinsburg. 920wa CHAMBERMAIDS and waitresses for hotels. Banner Agency.

IT East Robinson All, gheny. 920wp GIRL Half -grow'n girl to aaslst with house. work and ba generally useful; leave homo. Bill Penn ave. 920wd COOK Experienced gcod wages.

Call Immediately. Cottage Bastaurant. 307 Atwcod st. 20wg GIRL for chambermaid. $6 00; also general girl: small family; on washing.

Room 1, 6117 Penn ave. 020 up WORKING housekeeper wanted: two Id fam. Uv: references required. Write, 70, Presa office, aaowr WOMAN Good, strong, tidv. German woman; general housework; no children.

Writ 133. Press office. e20w? GIRL Wanted: small family: pleasant placaj good wagea. 119 Craftcn Crafton 920wp LADIES lieferenea required; steady position; best wages. Apply between 3 and 4 Thura-day.

9Q3 House Bldg. P2wp WOMAN to do housecleanlng; man for short order night cook. 620 Grant st. i20wp WOMAN Good washerwoman wanted. )S Grant near SlMh ave.

PSuwp GIRlJWanted. to do upstairs work- 303 Ferry ft. 9'-v-wP GIRL for general housework: three tn family: two employed: 5. Q4fl4 Stanton ave. WORKING housekeeper wanted at once.

Apply 240 Wylte ave. 2owp WAITRESSES Wanted experienced. Miller' a. 514 Smithfield at. 92UW pantry 92jwp chambermaids, dishwashers'.

girls, solicitors. 411 Seventh ave. MALE HELP. WANTED. STRONG BOYS OVER 1 YEARS QLV REFERENCE REQUIRED, MAY'S.

820WP YOUNG MAN work in Institution, als salesman, city and traveling; best of pay; other positions rea-iy. Call NATIONAL, 205 Federal floor. Allegheny. tQOwp UNION BRICKLAYERS at" Monongabel City; pay every day at 4 e' clock; no stop until Job is done. Call at H.

E. Davore's hardware store. Main Monongahela City. v.un POLT CUTTERWanted: one experienced In handling bovc and able to oversee department: state fully experience and salary ex-pected. Wri te Press ofttca.

920p CHEF COOKS, waiters, porters, kitchen men. dishwashers, porters, married ecufUes. fura hands, dairymen, teamsters, drivers, bus boys. Meehan's, 6-15 Grant et. 920wp CHECKER At Hotel Lincoln; a competent checker; one who is familiar with Hicka system.

Applv at ofliee, er Mr. Sowers, Manager. 820r PINKET ENGINEERS WATER WELL I PRII.LERS and helpers. Call early. PITTSBURG EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

108 Smithfield st. PCOp I SALESMEN Experienced specialty men; hustlers. Call lllJ Federal Allegheny. 920wp STOUT BOY or young man to work at night In a busli.ess house. Apply at 613 Wood st; 82Qwp YOUNG MAN for stock and shipping room must be strong, active and neat.

Apply Williams 11 Ninth st. 920wp BUTCHERS Experienced tutchers Apply William ZalUr Spring Garden Allegheny. 920wp MACHINISTS, blacksmiths, riveters, punchers. Labor Exchange, rear Nixon Theater; 92iwp PRESS FEEDER with a little experience. Klotzbaugn rear 122 Fourth ave.

TIME. STOCK. ENTRY. BILL AND IN VOICE CLERKS. CALL M.

M. AGENCY. 241 FIFTH ST. 120p DRAUGHTSMEN Structural and steel, two. MERCANTILE BUREAU.

434 FOURTJI AVE. MOULDERS. riveters and helpers, 411 Seventh ave. punchers, 920wp hapdy men. PRESS FEEDERS 20 East Lacock Alle gheny, UZOwp PANTS MAKER.

1510 Carson st. Apply Edward Frledeman. 920wp BOY wanted to wash dishes. Apply at The Meyran. Meyran and Forbes st.

PSOwr UPHOLSTERER wanted; call" at once. S93J Forbes near Hotel Sehenley. 920WP WAITERS Two male waiters In lunch room. 701 Penn av. fi20wp BOY to w5h windows and work about restaurant.

712 Rebecca W'llkinsburg. 020wp MAN and wife for country place. 411 Seventh ave. 920wp SIX Inside laborers. $2.50 day-change, rear Nixon Theater.

Labor Ex-920w LUNCH COUNTER MAN at once. 6117 Penn ave. Room 1, 920 wp HOTEL BAKER Wages 50. Smithfield st. Walker's.

641 FEMALE HELP. HOUSEKEEPER for priest, family cooks. chamburn jaids. nurse girl. 4 per waek," WH house girls, helpers, pantry girls, seamstress, waitresses, hotel chambermSids, boarding houso help, colored help, widower' a housekeeper, elderly women, good homes and wages, Germans, Swedes, colored help, $9 to per week, totel and restaurant cooks, 40 dishwash ers.

Meehan's. 545 Grant st. KITCHEN" GIRL wanted; good cook; white ptrson; small family; good wagea preferences required. Apply Thursday afternoon or evening. 5433 Center near Liberty and Aiken aves.

blOr COOK An experienced cook: also a working housekeeper; family three; bt wages paid; German or Swede preferred; do not apply unless can furnish best of references. Apply 874 Pacific Friday, this week. 92uw? WOMEN 30 women to assist in winning the $7,000 offered by The Index. Apply at once Room 302. Hamilton Hall.

631 Wood t. Take elevator. OlOwb ENERGETIC LADY solicitors to secure ordojB for the Perfection Sanitary Undergarment; good commissions. Write Ihtt, press ofnea 919we GIRLS 30 young girls to assist in winning the 7 OtiO offered bv The Indx. Apply at onee Room 302.

Hamilton Hall, S3! Wood st. Take elsvat 019wb GIRLS for general houaawork, also chamber-maids. Apply second floor. Leader Dept. Market, between Third and Fourth aves.

911glkf GIRLS Nat, young, for light, pleasant workj wages paid while learning: 14 to 18 years preferred. Apply IL J. Helps Allegheny. 82s GIRL Wanted, for general housework: two in family; gcod home and good wages for right party: refertnea required. Call 6533 Kentucky E.

E. 910wb TWO GIRLS Wanted, for one houso: $5 and $6 a week: slso 25 clrl for all kin a cf work. chambermaids nuree eirls and housfckeencrs. Call 3532 Butler st. 920wp SALESLADY One having had experience in selling ladles' furnishings, muslin underwear and ribbons.

Apply first floor offic, Solomon's. 920s YOUNG LADY that can sing illustrated songs; have mai-hine; long engagement to right partv. Write 36. Press office, Allegheny. 020wp TYPEWRITERS to address lO00 envelopes daily In office: several weeks employment.

Apply immediately, W. H. Walker, Heirs Island. 920we GIRLS Colored girls can And employment by apulving at the Industrial Home for Colcred Girls. 2S16 Wylia ave.

Also bosrd and lodging at very reasonable rates. 920 wb FEEDERS Girls for job presses. Moora White, Arrott Power Bldg, 2 Barker Place. 920wp LADIES to learn dresscuttlng. dressmaking, by McDowell's perfect system.

Jackson 14i Sixth st. 917wb COOKS. general work rlrla. rhamliemiaUs. nurs girls hotel and reatauraot help.

Schwartz 128 Seventh at. GIRL for general housework. 1906 St. Clair Terrace, Allegheny. Avalon or Bellevue car.

919we SIX GIRLS wanted for stage; no experience required; give age; for interview write 118, Press office. 919we GIRL about IS years old for housework; no washing; small family. 1530 Arch Allegheny. 92owp GIRLS, man or girl to learn to cook. F.ag! Restaurant, 325 E.

Robinson Allegheny. 92Qwp GIRLS wanted to operate on shirts; none but experienced need apply. J. M. Ferguson, 727 Fifth ave.

9Uwe YOUNG LADY to learn office work; salary Mate age and education. Write Press office. 914wb GIRL Wanted, a w'hite gtvl for general housework. Apply 5524 Walnut E. E.

919wb GIRL for general housework: good Call 1205 Sheffield Allegheny, In afternoon. 92Qwife GIRL Nice, neat girl to wait cn table and make herself useful. 4748 Friendship ave. 920 we SHORT ORDER COOK Must te first clas; one that cap bake. 418 Ferry 920 wp SIX chambermaids.

four dishwashers. Nixon Theater. 10 waitresses. $7 week Labor Exchange, rear zwp for downstairs work: refer-1110 Resaca place. Allegheny.

GIRL Wanted, encn required. 2oe girl for general housework; Apply 615 North St. Clair st. 920w GIRL Strong good wages. HOC EKE PER Tounsr widow as must be refined.

Write Li2. Pres of- fice. 92Qwp MAID Wanted, to do general housework; small family; good wages. 725 Mellon E. 020wp GIRL Experience! girl for general housework; reference required.

706 Maryland ave. 920wp GIRLS Two experienced girls for grocery store: permanent position for bustlers. Call Hepner's. 2116 Fifth ave. 920we GIRL Young girl of good appearance to maka herself useful in dressmaking parlor.

E. Maierus Cc. 18 Fifth at. 920wp GIRL Wanted, for office and mangle, and colored girls. Mutual Laundry Susque-hanna near Homewood J-ve 920wp YOUNG GIRL Wanted, for general housework at 37 East Robinson Allegheny.

Bleep at home. 920we CHECKERS Wanted: experienced. Apply Mohn Bros. Electric Laundry 2633 Penn ave 92owb WHITE GIRL General housework; reference. M06 Atlantic ave.

919wb GIRL for general housework In familv of three. 1333 Locust st, Allegheny. Pa. 919we GIRL for housework: two in family; washing. 207 W.

Ohio. $5: no 17wb GIRL Good girl for general housework. Ap-clv at once. 5538 Stanton E. E.

919wr WOMAN to scrub on Saturdays. Pittsburg. Box 916. 919wp YOUNG GIRL wanted to assist at general housework. 822 JS'orth Euclid ave.

920wp GIRL White girl wanted at once for general housework. 754 Mellon st. 9 19 wb GIRL White girl fcr general housework: go home at night. 227 Dinwiddle st. 91we GOOD GIRL for general housework; encv.

435 Graham East End. refer-913we GIRL for eeneral housework. Apply at once. 28 Snrague Bellevne. 19wr NURSE Experienced, for two small children i.

yi 1 wages $5. 6101 Howe at. 918wb r. 1 MALE HELP. TE STAR EMPLOYMENT BtHtJCAU.

OtPEST. LARGEST AND BtsT, S3 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS. OVER lO.OOrt CUSTOMERS, EAXK8. INSTITUTIONS AND LAKGEaT FIRMS PLACING MEN FROM OFFICE MANAGERS TO PORTERS AND MECHANICS OF EVERY GRAPE- FIRST-CLASS AMERICAN HLF' OT.T. THE EMPLOYES' FRIEND AND ADVIER.

THE EMPLOYERS' AID IN SECURING RELIABLE HELP. This institution has the (seneflt ef manage, ment ef S3 years experience im the business, with three men continually see.ii;s Men seekina positions call. INFORMATION FREE. SIXTH ST. 120.

Opposite AKin Theater. W.op PRINTERS and stenemen: Job compositors. 18 week: linotype ereratars. 21 to t-4 sobr. competent orinters wis net be C'S-chaTfted to take back old employes: steady, permanent positions in Indianapolis Buaran-teed; oren shop: prefer non-union men.

come Immediately er address, statina age. experience and last two emeleverc. to Employers' Association of Indianapolis Ind. 6'J3 State Life representing the Indianapolis Typothetae.83n COMPOSITORS wanted; Job and book men and linotype operators; non-union men to work la open shops In a eity in the central west; permanent positions for competent and sober men; wages $18 per week. hours.

Address J. N. Hurferd, P. O. Box Cincinnati.

alSaikr PHARMACIST Must registered MERCANTILE. 434 FOURTH AVE ALL kinds of clerieal bosltions. MERCANTILE. 434 FOURTH AVE. 02Op MOULDER for mine car wheels and work, dav or piece; 20 miles east of Pittsburg-, P.

R. R. Apply at once, Hockensmith Wheel Mine Car Pnn station, Pa. 919m LAUNDRY DRIVERS One for Homestead. one for East Pittsburg.

Turtle Creek and Wllklnsburg; prefer drivers who ean bring some business; apply at once, 7132-7136 Susquehanna East End. f)20wp LATHERS AND PLASTERERS Wanted; none but nr.5t-t!ass union workmen need ap ply. Apply, at John F. Sweeney job, Boggs and Soffel Mt. 91 9e MEN-rgO mer.

to assist In winning the $7,000 onered ov 'tne index. Apply at once ttoom 202. Hamilton Hall. 531 Wood st. Take le- vator.

uixwp BENCH MOLDERS. carpenters and Kinqs or nanay men. MERCANTILE. 434 FOURTH AVE P20p DRAUGHTSMEN First class structural draughtsmen, experienced in designing and estimating. Bollinger-Andrews construction 409 Empire Bldg.

019we SALESMAN Commercial engineer to sell eteam hammers: must be experienced: good salary and ell expenses. Call, write. Hap geeds. 705 Park Bldg. Pittsburg.

Pa 920p MAN Wanted, by Saturday, September 3. man to attend eow and horses on a country place. Inauire for F. Saturday man. at 405 Liberty Pittsburg.

921wb GROCERY. HARDWARE. SHOE, DRY GOODS ANP GENERAL STORE CLERKS. CALL M. M.

AGENCY. 24U FIFTH ST. 920p MANAGER Wanted, a manager to take complete charge of Pittsbursr district. Call after 6:30 p. 304 Antler Building.

Columbia Typewriter Mfg. Co. FOUR YOUNG MEN wented, age 20. to distribute samples around city. Call at Ren-ehaw Building, third floor.

Ask for Mr. Dun-lap; hours 5 to 6 p. m. 920wp SHIPPING CLERK and general floor roan by large wholesale grocery house: good wages and chance for advancement. Write 111, Press office.

919wr YOUNG MAX to prepare for desirable position in government mail service; good salary, permanent; fine opportunity for promotion. Box One, Ceiar. Rapids, la. 91Swpn SALESMEN Stock salesmen of ability on a very high class proposition; only tpoee competent to get results need apply- 413 Park Bldg. 831 NON-UNION PRINTERS Good stone men.

good wages: steady work- Apply st once to J. W. Hatfield. S02 National Union Bldg. To ledo, Ohio.

rilSr DRAFTSMAN An experienced mechanical draughtsman wanted; give experience and state salary desired. Write 118, Press office. 920 we AGRICULTURAL SHAPE SHEARMEN wanted: first-class; experienced men only need apply. LaBelle Steel Works. Ridge' ave.

and Rebecca Allegheny. 920wike FIRST-CLASS BUTCHER: must be Al. who Is able to do slaughter house work. Apply Clovls Meurhen. 624 Grant Duauesria Pa.

91e MEN Two energetic men to learn the real estate business: must furnish ference and be wiilirsr to get out and hustle. Wood. Hr-mon 301 Smithfltld st. 920wp COMPOSITORS Wanted. $19.50 per week, nonunion, permanent positions to competent men; strike on.

Call or address Cnicago Typothetaa, 1214 Monadnock Block. Chicago. 88wrn BOYS 30 boys to assist in winning the $7,000 offered by The Index. Apply at once Room 802. Hamilton Hall.

531 Wood st. Take elevator. OlSwb EEVELER Glass beveler: mar can secure a permanent situation st The Dawes Manufacturing Braddock. Copeland. Station.

P. R. R. 920e SALESMAN Experienced in roofing and siding paper: $75-5125 per month, according to experience. Call.

wrte. Hapgoods. 705 Park Pittsburg. Pa. 920p AGENTb Wanted, good hustlers; large sale.

Call between 5 and 9 p. 1408 Shermp Allegheny. 919we ARMATURE WINDER Wanted. Call Stlmple Ward 815-S17 West Diamond Allegheny. 919wr STENOGRAPHER FOR MANUFACTURING FIRM.

M. M. AGENCY. 24t FIFTH ST. 921p MEAT CUTTER $18.00 week.

PITTSBURG EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 105 Smithfield st. 020p COLORED man and wife wanted to live In house: wife to take care of two children: rent free. 3S Roberts city. 919wb UPHOLSTERER Wsnted: experienced: sober.

M. Erman. 625 Braddock Braddock. OlQwe CORNICE MAKERS, apprentices, helpers and laborers. The Allegheny Cornice Skylight 841 920wp MARRIED MAN wanted, between 25 and 40; canvasser and collector.

B. Levin, 1512 Arch sL, Allegheny. OlSwb MEN Wanted. 25 brickyard men. setters, toss-era brick wheelers, kiln firemen, etc.

Inquire ThQj. Hampton. Large. Fa. 020a 5 BOYS, about IS years old.

to clean store room. Anthony R. Weiss, Ella McKees Rocks. 920p TWO HANDY MEN for carpenter work: with tools. Penna.

Car Wheel 409 Preble Allegheny. v-o SCALE INSPECTORS and brass molders. MERCANTILE. 434 FOURTH AVE. 920p BOY to work around school and do errands in exchange for tuition.

Call at Ellsworth Business College. 4V Smithfield st. BOOKKEEPERS. STENOGRAPHERS AND OFFICE ASSISTANTS. CALL M.

M. AGENCY. 24 FIFTH ST. 02Op BLACKSMITHS Two eord wagon blacksmiths and helpers. T.

Sauter. 414-416 Duquesne way. Pittsburg. 91 Owe A GOOD, hustling office man wanted to take charge of our branch ofnee. Apply D.

3s Cotter. Star Bureau, 120 Sixth St. 920p BOYS to work in glass factory. Apply D. O.

Cunningham Glass 22nd and Jane South Side. 917wro LABORER wanted; American preferred; apply immediately. Brace Park Place Laun-dry. Wilkinsburg. 920e CANVASSERS Men familiar with Industrial Insurance.

Apply 823 Bessemer Bldg after 2:30 p. m. 020we PORTERS, waiters, lunch counter man. $12 week. Labor Exchange, rear Nixon Theater.

920wp PAPER CUTTER wanted; must be a man of experience. Union Paper Box 207-20-J Sandusky Allegheny. 918wr POLISHERSTwelve stove plate polishers. Apply at once, Detroit Stove Works, Detroit, Mich. 818m HORSESHOER wanted to nail on shoes" country man will do.

Write W. Press Branch Office, Wilkinsburg. 920wp MIvERS 1n soft coal regions; good pay, steady I -R-orfc. write 115. Press office.

91Swr TWO CARPENTERS for mill; steady work, highest wages. 411 Seventh ave. 920wp REPAIRMAN One railroad track repairman. Call fcS Rebecca Allegheny. 919e COATMAKER Man for steady job at once.

J. D. Bensinger. New Kensington, Pa. 920wp TINNER First-elae-s tinr.er.

211 Water city. Apply Kincaid 918wr 12 BOYS for glasshouse; 411 Seventh ave. $1.25 day; at once. 820wp BOX NAILERS Aprly at Russell-Kress Box Lumber McKees Rocks. BOY A boy to learn barber trade, city.

1834 Wylia 919wr TWO HOUSE MEN. 411 Seventh ave. 30wp MAN and wife fcr private place: and board. 118 Ninth Et. lO.

room 020wp THREE STAIR BUILDERS wanted. Hartung Hunkele. 67 South Twentieth tt. 619ve BUTCHER Wanted. experienced butcher.

Hepner's, 1801 Wylie ave. DAIRYMEN and farmhands. $25 month. Labor Exchange, rear Nixon Theater. t)27wp UPHOLSTERER wanted; call at once.

Penn East End. OliJwe EUSHELMAN PRE3SER First claiB. 12oJ Federal Allegheny. f2uwa JOB PREPS FEDER wanted. Jos.

Seiger. 2 Miller Pittsburg. PISwr MEN 10 strong Germans for structural Iron ici lu MrtHK urinous '-J 1 workers; gooo. wages. 11S Ninth st.

920wp MALE HELP. FT'K FITTER and Repairer First class; give references aaj txperlence. Write 73. press office. 914s WANTED Good, window dresser to make tobacco display in Pittsburg.

Apply after 6 p. 1612 locust sc. PmsburB. 918r WANTED Kecnuts tor tne U. 8.

Martae Corps; able-bodied, unmarried men between 21 and 35; good character; must speak, read and write eiuaens ef tha United StAtes or these wfao have legally declared their intention to become such; marines serve at sea on roea-af-war la all parts of the world, on land in our island possessions, and at naval stations in the United States. Apply Room 414. Pestoffica Building. PUUburg. Pa.

A LARGE, successful Boston house has new gilt edge proposition to two clean cut men; must be gentlemen of prepossessing appearanca and convincing talkers; position will pay from $30 to J1O0 per week; drunks or grafters need apply. Boom SiS. Seventh Ave Hotel, 8 to 9 a. m. and after 4 p.

m. 81we WE HAVE A LARGBLIST ef positions that are epe; cenae In and look tt over, Poeen't cost you anythinf, and you may find a suitable place. PITTSBURG EMPIX3TMENT BUREAU. 105 Smichfteld St. AMBITIOUS MEN to study mechanical drawing, structural drawing, high salaried professions; send for circular.

Columbia Correspondence Schoo, Perry Bldg, 920wifu STENOGRAPHER Toune man with expeil-enee for lumber company prefer one who has been In lumber business. Address, statins wages expected. kl, Plttsburjc. Pa. OlSJwe eOATMAKERS Two first-class coatmakers; only reliable men looking for steady jobs need apply; good prices paid.

Kramer Robinson. Canton. O. 919r ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPERS Three;" sten. ographers, two, for lares Mfa.

Co MERCANTILE BUREAU. 434 FOURTH AVE. 92(p ANY intelligent person may earn good tncome corresponding- for newspapers; experience unnecessary. Send for particulars- Press feyndl-cate. Leckport.

N. hSwna DRAUGHTSMAN who understands railroad sifrnal layout, circuit, etc. salary $900; location. Cleveland. Clt.

write. Hapgoeda. 05 Park Fittsbure. Pa. fjSOp GOOD HAND STOGIE MAKERS WANTED; S3.25 A THOUSAND.

WESTERN CIGAR ADAMS AND VERMONT ALLE-GRENV, PA. 014wb YOUNG MAN wanted to sell paints and varnishes; must be acquainted in that line and be a hustler. Write K. 1J21, Press office. 02Owp 100 LABORERS 100 COAL MINERS.

Free fare! Long Job. PITTSBURG EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 105 Bmithfleld et. 920p IAN and wife, butler, hotel and restaurant cooks, waiters, bar porters, $40; timekeeper, dairyman, farm hands, laborers, houseman, walker's, 641 Smltheld st, 92Qwp machinist wanted, first-class all-around m.tcmnist: also snarner hand. Apnly McKIn nev Mf.

eer. Locust and Market sts. Allegheny. OFFICE BOT for insurance-office. Apply at 807 Arrott Building, after 5 o'clock Wed-nesday.

01 3 we ROUGH carpenters with tools S3; porters, bus. bell and sleyator boys. 118 Ninth st. 020wp WINDOW TRIMMER Wanted: first class must also Know how to write ads. in town adjacent to Inquire at 819 Liberty between 12 and 1 19we barber First-class colored barber; 60 per tepi or Buaramee per week.

li. Taylor, cor. Meade and Lincoln Masonic Bellevue. 920we DRAUGHTSMEN wanted with some experi ence en ig and fixture work. Providence engineering Horns, Jfroviaenoe, K.

J. PJSwr SALESMAN for wocd tvorking machinery; must be experienced in thi? line; eood sal ary ana an expenses, tail, write. Hapgoods. 705 Park Pittsburg. Pa.

920p YOUNG MAN for o.Tlee work in Allerhenv: state age and salary. Write 159. Press BZOwp FOREMAN and 30 laborers. $1.75 dav: rail road work; tare paid, at once. 411 Seventh y.

20wp ORDERLY for hospital: $22.50: clearing a- door boy and eleva.tor boy. US Ninth 920wp BUTCHER wanted; good meat cutter; etngli preferred; none but a steady man. SS04 Forbes -st. 920wp BRIGHT YOUNG MAN AS SOt-ICITORON NEWSPAPER WORK. -T M.

M. AGENCY. 24H FfTTH ST. 920p BARBER First class colored barber. Hotel Bowmont, North ava.

and Esplanade Allegheny. 920wp AGENTS Canvassers for instalment business; city and outside routes. Williams 11 Ninth st. 920wp DRIVERS Two good drivers for freight wagons. Apply 0 a.

m. Thursday, at Pitts-burg Transfer First and Ross. 920wp SHIPPER. PACKER-TEAMSTERS DRIVERS. CALL M.

AGENCY, 24'i FIFTH ST. 930p CYLINDER PRESS FEEDERS Steady employment; union office. 3117-3110 Penn avo. 920 wp YOUNG LADY TO TRAVEL $12.00 week and expenses. 105 Smithfield st.

920p BOOKKEEPERS Two: office clerks three MERCANTILE BUREAU. 434 FOURTH AVE i 92op YOUNG MAN to travel; $18 weekly and expenses; permanent to right party. 178 Euclid. Cleveland. O.

I 920 we HOD CARRIERS, one mortar and two brick carriers. Thursday morning at Thomas and Lexington East End. P20wp BILL CLERKS Two; cost clerks, three MERCANTILE. 434 FOURTH AVE. 92p MEN of areod address wanted, to call on voters In rural districts: good wages.

Applv at 202 Penn aye. room 104. PSOwe BRICKLAYERS out of citv. free fare. PITTSBURG EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

105 Smithfield ft. 920o SHOEMAKERS Good, quick shoemakers repair work. Apply 420 Diamond st. on 020wikfr YOUNG MAN wanted to make ready and feed Job press; apply at once. 1605 Arrott f'ty- 920 wp SALESMEN Two: one for Mfg.

and Paint MERCANTILE BUREAU. 434 FOURTH AVE 920p STRUCTURAL DETAILERS State age, experience and references. P. O. Box 163 Pittsburg.

920we BOY OR GIRL with experience to feed Job press. Nevtns Hoffman, Arrott Power Building. Scott Place. 920wp OFFICE BOY Wanted. 14 or 15 ve.ars of age.

Apply at Allegheny Mattress Spring Red Locust and Preble Allegheny. 92tr SALESMAN At once: $10 and commission. Can between 5 and 8 p. 1201 Linden Allegheny. 920r WINDOW TRIMMER and card writer wanted; first-class.

Apply to Haber McKeesport. Pa. B20wr COLLECTOR Wanted one who has had experience in sewing machine business. 1129 Carson st. 920a PRESSERS Wafited.

fcr pressing gentlemen's clothing. 9QZ Federal Allegheny. 920e SIX one-horse drivers for grade work. Labor Exchange, rear Nixon Theater. 920wp 6 LABORERS for stone quarry; $1.60 day.

411 Seventh ave. 920wp TWO BOYS Wanted: weekly, et. 3160 Ross 920wp COOKS, waiters porters lunch counter men. dishwashers. 411 Seventh ave.

920wp BARBER First -class barber wanted wages. J. A. McGinn. Export.

Pa. good 920wa ORDERLY Wanted. Hospital, at once. Apply at McKtespcrt 92or TOUNG MAN for Allegheny. 618 Cedar 920wp PACKAGE BOT wjited.

living in Allegheny district. J. R. Weldin Co. 2Qwp HOUSEMAN Experienced.

Apply Allegheny, before 10 a. m. 623 Arch 920WO COOK White man for restaurant. 641 smithfield fit $60. Walk- 920wp DAIRY MEN.

$25: farm hands, sters. 411 Seventh av. $20; teatn-92owp BOY to drive delivery wagon. 915 Federal Allegheny. 920wr BOY to drive delivery wagon.

4929 Penn ave. 920wp STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN. Apply E. L. Currier, 314 Fourth city.

920wp OFFICE BOY 17 years of age. Write J146. press office. 620wp SHOE SALESMAN Wanted at one. Klrby Shoe 518 Federal Allegheny.

820wp ONE MEAT CUTTER-Denholm's, 6123 Penn ave. 920rv-p WHITE CHEF, $15, at once. 118 Ninth at. eaowp FOTJR union carpenters. 12 miles from city.

Labor Exchange, rear Nixon Theater. 920wp MEN Two slaughter house men. Denholm's ADatoir, utn ana racuiovn ave. vowp 4ICEMAN 1 During Riot Station Prove Fatal VICTIM HIT THREE TIMES. TRAGEDY KlliHT CAMR AS REtLT OF AT A CELEBliATIOV SEVERAL OTHER FATALITIES.

As the result of three gunshot wounds Inflicted bv Policeman Thomas MoAnally rtunng a riot a-t a celebration at Wall Station enriv List Friday Michael a Slav. 33. -years old, died this morning at o'clock, at the McKeftport He had been shot three one-bullet entering the abd'-rnen. another the left arm and another the left leg. Coroner Joseph G.

Armstrong informed the countv detective bureau of the death of Kurkiiszi, and it is probable that Policeman McAnally will be brought before the coroner some time during the day. to explain the incidents of the shooting. Policeman McAnally was called to the old frame school houwe at Wail early lust Frldav morning to quell a fight among the Slavs, who had been holding a celebration there. Many foreigners had ben badly injured from several of them having been cut with broken rwr bottles. McAnally placed two Slavs under arrest and.

while leading them a wav handcuffed, he was attacked by a lrge crowd of foreigners. He was struck several times and his prisoners were finally taken from him. When the policeman started for assistance, he was followed by the mob, stones, bottles and clubs being hurled at him. ffeverj! shots were also fired, and at that juncture McAnally turned and fired three shots at his pursuers. Kurkuszi, who had bfen among the foremost of his followers, fell to the ground.

The foreigner? then and the wounded man was removed to the McKeesport Hospital, where he died this morning. Tony Lion, an Italian, died at the South Side Hospital last night as the result of a fun shot wound received in a. fight last Sunday at Bellevernon. He is to have been shot by a fellow countryman, but Lion rrfuspj to devulgo the name of his companions, and it is doubtful if the man who was responsible for the shooting will ever be arrested. George an Italian coal miner, lied at the Mercy Hospital last night-as the result of a broken neck caused by the fall of slate in the Harrison coal mines.

Milesi was aged 2fi The corcner was laVt night notified of the death of Elwtod Leavering. colored, an inmate of the 'Western Penitentiary. The caue of death was consumption. He was a short-term prisoner. Mrs.

Margaret Manion. oged 40 years, of No 1 Morrison street, died at the Mercy Hospital yesterday as the result of-burns received at her" home last Saturday by the explosion or a lamp. Edward Kearns. aged 70 -vears. a well-known character to the police and whose name has appeared on the docket of Central Police Station probably 200 times during his residence in this citv, died patrol wagon No.

1 at 10 o'clock last mgnt as the result of alcoholism Kearns was arrested the water front bv a policeman, who summoned the patrol wagon. The man wa.s viaiblv ill and as he was being hoisted into the wagon by the officers he was heard to remark that it was probably his last ride in that conveyance. The Allegheny police are holding Joseph trorlusky, a Russian Jew, of No. "sio Carpenters alley, to await the result of the coroner's inquest into the death of Frank I.ubowskt. also a Russian Jew, who died at No.

So2 Carpenters alley early yesterday morning, as the result, it is thought, of a kick received during the progress of a fight last Sunday, in which is thought to have had some part. RUSSIANS LIVING HIGH. Aristocrats Spend Iaeli Time O-ver Pleasures at the Table. War or no war. the.

aristocratic Russian pursues his pleasures with an abandonment that sneaks of unlimited resources or unlimited recklessness, savs the Pall Mall Gazette. The pleasures of the table nre protracted to an inordinate degree. A lunch, in which the courses are pjentt-fully watered with chamnagne, "will spread itself through the afternoon. You may barely escape at 5 o'clock, though you begin to eat at 1. The host never sits down, plying his guests with a succession of good things, liquid and solid.

Kven the afternoon tea in middle-class circles is a very formidable undertaking. It includes dishes of various sorts, in which meat will certainly figure, and Russian tea. served in a glass with lemon, is but the pale comparison to sparkling champagne. The anpearance of the streets tells of wealth, too. No finer equipages exist anywhere than those whb.

horsed with coal-black steeds.dash at full speed, in lofty disregard for the mere foot passenger, down the central strip of wood pavement in the principal "prospects." as the wider streets are denominated. Holding the reins in his two hands. with arms outstretched, the Oriver. medieval in dress, has the summary methods of a Roman charioteer. Indeed, there is something imperial Rome In this second capital of the czar.

WIZARD MALADY. Turns Mneteen-Vear-Old Girl Into n. Little Baby. A remarkable case of mental relapse is that cf Miss Mary Scally. the 10-year-old daughter of Patrick Scally.

of MacCul-loch avenue, this city. A few days ago she was like any other woman of her age, bright, active and enjoyinp pood health. Today she is like a baby ef IS months, hardly able to walk. and appreciating absolutely nothing of what scoes an around her. This is not her first experience of the kind.

Twice before she has had these periods of relapse to infancy, and her case Is a puzzle -to physicians, and espeoially to Tr. A. Henrique, the physician in attendance no Tier. That Miss Scally is not -of weak intellect is shown by the fact that she was jrraduated frorti the parochial school of St. Mary's Church here and was one of the brightest members of her class.

Sho had one attack Of this kind before being KTfldu.ited fnom school, but as she soon recovered from that it was thought to be some strange illness due to overstudy. After she left school she learned dressmaking and worked at that for a time until she had another attack. That attack occurred about IS months ago and lasted for several months. She did not come out of it until the fireat fire last winter when the Kahn place burned. The excitement of that night restored her to her normal condition.

Aftr that she remained "at home, where pile kept house for' her father, who is a widower. Ten days ago she had another seizure. Her cape is not one of insanity, but shs Is incapable cf thought, speech or responsible action. She acts just like a little baby, and to all intents and purposes is sn infant. If srpe is standing up and is told to stand with her face to the wall until she is called she will stand as ordered.

She can be placed in any position and she will not move from it. She stares vacantly at those around her and takes absolutely no interest in events. She is in the care of her who has to feed her and give her water to drink. An expert in nervous diseases will be asked to consult in the case. New York World.

Somewhat Different. "I suoose that old chap with the long white whiskers over there is one of your old fettlers, isn't he?" said the grocery drummer. I reckon he's wjat yew might call a old resident." re.ioined the village merchant, "but he ain't no old settler. He's been a-iwin me for nisn onto SO years." Chicago News. Those employed the day can make profitable use of their evenings by loining the NIGHT CLASSES ef the Iron City College.

They begin Monday, 96Xt. iStb. Being (is Lots Are Selling SHOT TO DEATH IN A BRAWL Chicago Man Murdered by Companion in Toledo, 0., Saloon Toledo. September 20. A man supposed to be Joseph Fisher, a plasterer, of Chicago; was shot and killed in Herbert's saloon at Point Place shortly -After midnight by a companion whose identity is not known, and who escaped.

The two were intoxicated ami quarreled. Fisher struck his companion who pulled a gun and shot twice, the bullets penetrating the abdomen. The murdered man lived only long enough to beg that Mary Bradley. I'M South Austin street, Chicago, be notified of his death. On his person was found a card issued to Joseph Fisher by Masons and Hodcarrters' Union lo.

4, of Chicago. SEMINARY OPENED, -r- 1 The Rev. Dr. David Schaff Made Address to Embryo Preachers. More than 100 students and friends were present at the formal opening of the fall session of the Western Theo- logical Senimary, Ridge avenue.

Alle- i gheny, at o'clock this morning. The Rev. David Gregg, president of the seminary, presided. The members of the faculty were all present. The Rev.

Dr. H. D. Lindsay, of Allegheny, read the scripture lesson and was followed after a few announcements had been made by the Rev. Dr.

David S. Schaff, who delivered the address of the morn- ing entitled. "The Sacramental System of the Medieval The etudents. upon leaving: the chapel, met their professors informally, and will assemble in their class rooms i on Friday morning at 10 clock to taka up their studies. Twenty-three students matriculated yesterday afternoon and several more students are expected to enter the latter part of the week.

The Jolly Emperor. Emperor William, when he goes a-vov-aging in his yacht, is frequently in "a merry mood. He usually ha on board as guests a number of prominent men with a few of whom early rising is a fad. His majesty, however, rises every morning at 5 o'clock and he often amuses himself by pounding on the doors of his guests' cabins and ordering them to jump up and dress. Then aftr break fast the emperor compels the guests to line up and be drilled by the yacht's drill master in true military style.

Some of the gentlemen are sure to be portly and awkward and the queer figures these cut excite their imperial master to hearty laughter. The gymnasium on yacht contains an electric horse, which jumps, kicks and plunges wildly, so that only a good rider can escape a bad fall. The emperor is extremely fond of riding this electric plunger and thus making fun for his guests. Kansas City Journal. Styles In Africa.

The women bore a hole in their top lip and gradually increase this until it i-s able to inclose a disk of wood two even three inches in diameter. A Mubira woman came to call on us whose disk measured 2 inches across. The size of the wood inserted proclaims the rank of the person. Peasants are only allowed to wear pieces of stick of the same dimensions as a match. The weight of the wood causes the lip to fall down over the mouth, and in order to eat it is necessarv to life up the shutter with one hand while the other conveys the food to the mouth.

Frequently the lip breaks under the strain put upon it. in which case the disconnected ends are carried back and tied to the. ear. "On the Borders of Pygmy Land." How to Cat Glass. Glass can be cut without a diamond, and the way is very simple.

Din a niece ot common string in alcohol and squeeze it reasonably dry. Then tie the string around the glass on the line of cutting. Tcuch a match to the string and let it burn off. The heat of the burning string will weaken the glass in this particular place. While it is hot plungs the glass under water, letting the go urtder well to the elbow, so there will be no vibration when the glass is struck.

With the free hand strike the glass outside the line of cutting, giving a quick, sharp stroke with any lov-g flat instrument, such as a stick of wood or a long bladed knife, snd thf cut will as clean and straight as if made by a regular glass cutter. A Hint for I-overa. Being "in love" is very different from loving and may be only a selpsh emotion. Tvhich is the direct opnositn of loving. Being in love without loving is bondage sometimes pleasant and sometimes painful, but always bondage, savs Leslie's Monthly.

True loving means" freedom freedom both for ourselves and. as far as it is In our power to give it. for all whom we love, for when we truly love another human being we love him for th-? sake of his best strength, his best use and his best happiness, and not at all for the sake of ourselves. i Costly Curds. The Emnress Catherine, noticing that the beautiful Mile.

Potocka, who had lately come to court, had no rearls. immediately commanded a fancy dress ball, to which the girl was hidden to come as a milkmaid. Then while Mile. Fotocka was dancing the emrress slipped a superb necklace of pearls into the pail she carried and at her exclamation of wonder said, "it is only the milk which has curdled." I.angh ter, Spontaneous, happy laughter tells always of goodness, and the man who never laughs must not Mame his fellows If thev think there is something wrong with his life, somethirie dark within. Tf the streams which flow out are only hitter, the fountains cannot be sweet.

Their Descent. "Oh. she said proudly, can trace our ancestry back to to well. I don't know who. but we've been descending for centuries." Philadelphia Telesrafib Terms Easy.

IS, 1905, at 6:45 p. Samuel W. Stewart, husband of Helen M. (set Dougherty) in his 55th year. Funeral services at his late resi-denee.

Willock and McFerron avenues. Highland Station, twenty-second ward, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private. SCHMTECH Suddenly, en Monday, September IS, 1005, at 4:20 p.

Eva. Florence Schmiech (nee MeKee), beloved wife of William Schmiech. aged 37 years 4 months. Funeral on Thursday. September 21, at 6:30 a.

from her late residence. No. 10i2 River avenue. Allegheny. at St.

Mary's Roman Cathoiiq Church, Liberty and Nelson streets, Allegheny, at 9 a. m. Friends of the famtiy are respectfully Invited to attend. STEWART On Monday, September 18, 19C5, at 6:45 p. Samuel V.

Stewart, husband of Ellen Stewart (nee Dougherty), in his 55th year. Funeral services at his late residence, Wijlock street and McFerron avenue. Highland Station, Twenty-seeond ward, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invjted to attend. Interment private.

BALLADE On Tuesday, September 19, 1905, at 1:30 a. at the residence of hla son, A. H. Sallade, in Shaler township, Martin V. B.

Sallade, aged 65 years. Funeral services on Thursday evening at o'clock at his late residence. No. 22 First street, Sharpsburg. Interment private Friday at lO a.

m. FLORAL EMBLEMS A. m. MURDOCH, Tel. 2223 Conrt.

23Q Fifth Ave. WANTED- MALE HELP. LOOK OVER THIS LIST- ROUGH CARPENTERS DERRICK RIGGERS MACHINISTS WOOD SAWYER WOOD CHOPPERS HARDWOOD FINISHERS HARDWOOD FLOOOR CARPENTERS BRICKYARD MEN ROUGH PAINTERS STONEMASONS FLOOR MOULDERS BLACKSMITH $3 00 day S3 00 day 40e hour $2 00 day 2 00 day $3 30 day 3 50 day $3 50 day fl 75 day $2 00 day $3 50 day scale 00 day PITTSBURG EMPLOYMENT BljvEAu, 105 Smithfield st. 920p MEN Wanted, a few active men cf Rood ad-dress who have seme knowledge of ordinary or industrial life insurance to work under instruction on up-to-date canvassing plan; salary and commission; no collectina: Dermanent position and good opportunity fcr advancement for the right man. Address "Confidential." Box 1358.

PittEburg. Pa. lSb CARPENTERS, machinists. inolders. cook, cabinet makers, stonemasons, porter, stonecutters, clerks, stenographers, shipping clerk, engineer, janitor, private place; coal miners, laborers, patternmakers and other positions open.

Keystone Bureau. 1124 Penn ave. OiTwb FIRST-CLASS MERCANTILE AND MECHANICAL HELP QUICKLY PLACED BY THE MANUFACTURERS' AND MERCHANTS' AGENCY. 24M; FIFTH ST. 920p SALESMAN Good, wanted, to sell our teas, coffees, spices, extracts, baking powder, etc.

Good commissions. Apply or write Grand Union Tea 820 Federal Allegheny. 917wb LABOR BOSS Competent man, experienced in handling labor about a rolling mill: must be fully competent and furnish good references. Apply Superintendent, Pittsburg Forge Iron Ninth ward, Allegheny, 920b CUTTERSAND TAILORS starts you on the road to success and prosperity through the "Mail Course" in garment cutting. New York Cutting School, 1133-1135 Broadway, New York.

17wfie THE'STAR r-tPLOYMENT BUREAU. Over Excellent Positions Ready. CALL, see list. intormation Tree. 120 SIXTH ST.

120, opposite Alvln Theater. 920p WHITE JANITOR wanted for business college; give age and size; must be sober and reliable and furnish reference. Write 110, Press office. 919we NON-UNION COMPOSITORS Wajres $16. oO per week of 54 hours; steady work.

Apply at once. W. Hatfield, 302 National Union Bldg. Toledo, Ohio. OlSr ELECTRICIANS MACHINISTS.

MOLDERS, FITTERS. ERECTORS. CARPENTERS. BLACKSMITHS. HANDYMEN CALL M.

M. AGESCJ.J4'4 FIFTH ST. f'20p CLOTHING SALESMAN with Pittsburg experience; good salary, steady position. Apply James Bennett 713 Penn Pittsburg. fliyw-e DOOR BOY Bright boy: board, lodging and salary.

Apply at once. Homeopathic Hospital. 91we BOY wanted for errands and stockroom. The O'Hommel second floor, 40O Duquesne way. 920wp CASTERS First-class casters; good wages.

Continental Silver Scottdale, Pa. 913r THREE BLACKSMITHS First class. Apply immediately at Bollinger-Andrews Construc-' tion Co. shops. Verona, Pa.

919wp CEMENT FINISHERS and helpers; first-class men only: call evenings. J. K. Wymard. 915 Oerrttt st.

919wb 200 RAILROAD LABORERS. $1.50 day; long job; fare paid; also 50 coal miners. Key-' stone Bureau. 1124 Penn ave. 917wn FOREMAN with 40 Italians, railroad laborers, $1.73 day (fare paid: 2 years' Job, Keystone Bureau.

1124 Penn ave. 91wn MAN Youna- colored man to wash dishes. Apply "The Meyran," Meyran and Forbes 19wr DRUG CLERK wanted with school privileges; state experience and salary expected. Writs 117. Eact End Press office.

919we NOSSOKOFF'S BARBER SCHOOL Everybody can learn the trade In six weeks by my new system. 14Q5 Penn aye. U17wfc i DRIVERS for doable teams: 411 Seventh ave. highest wages. BARBER for colored trade, Washington, Pa.

107 E. Chestnut 9S0WT AUCTIONEER Wanted. Call at Ohio Allegheny; second floor. 107 West 919wa ERRAND BOYS Wanted. Apply ahlpping department.

Solomon Co. 920e PAINTER wanted. Morrow Chartlers Allegheny. Young. 210O 920wp LEAD GLAZIERS, good cutters, wanted.

Leake 4b Greene 341 Sixth ave. 920wr 10 BRICKLAYERS at Morse School Annex, 24th and Sarah South Side. 920we ERRAND BOY; $3 a week. 201 Bessemer Building. Apply 9 o'clock, 920wp BOY about mond st.

14 years. Jos. Smith, 432 Dia- 920wi MACHINIST. punchers. helpers.

$2. 118 Ninth st. sajwp BARBER A first class colored barber. Hall, Freedom. Pa David 920e MINERS, loaders, scrapers, cutters, -machin runners, ptmhera.

411 Seventh ave. 920wp DAIRY MAN. $25: stable man. $40; two farm bands. $20; drivers.

US Ninth su 920w $500 to 1 ,200. The Yankee Doodle Boy" It's all the rage; the big hat hit of the season worn by young and old comes with plain and fancy bands dozens of new colors, with the pearl gray and oxford mixtures predominating. $1.50, $1.90, $3, $3.50 Penn Near 1 1th St, "Your Next Hat" The Catamaran. The catamaran, made of a hollowed log, shares the popularity of the Mas-soola boat with the fishermen of Mad ras. The ricketv lookins: contrivance can weather any storm in the skillful native hands, and letters are sent by this means to ships in the offing when other communication with the shore is impossible.

The catamaran requires steering with a paddle through the raging surf, and, though the boatman may be frequently dashed out of the rude skiff by the violence of the waves, he leaps into his frail bark again with the efficiency of long practice, and the catamaran, flying over the crest of the great billows which threaten instant destruction, accomplishes the perilous voyage in safety. i DIED. ARRICK At his residence. No. 923 Beech avenue, Allegheny, on Wednesday.

September 20. 1005. at 11 a. A. C.

A rick, aged 56 years. Notice of funeral later. BARR On Wednesday. September 20. at 12:25 a.

Mary, daughter of Thomas Barr. Notice of funeral in morning paper. CRAWFORD At Turtle Creek, September IS. 1905. at 5 p.

David Crawford, aged 52 years Funeral service from his late residence Thursday at 2 p. m. Friends of the fa mil are respectfully Invited to attend. (Providence, R. papers please copy.) FISHER Suddenly, ni Monday.

September IS. at 8 p. .71., Mrs. Emma Daley, beloved wife of Melchor Fisher. Funeral from residence of her daughter.

Mrs. Millie Murphy, 2010 Sidney street. South Side. Thursday morning at o'clock. Requiem mass at St.

John's Church at 9 a. m. Friends of the family and members Of Branch 147, L. C. B.

i are respectfully invited to attend. GREGG On Tuesday. September 19. 10'o. at 11:30 p.

Augustus E. Gregg, aged 56 years. Funeral services at his late residence, i No. 601 S. Lang avenue.

E. Thursday I evening at 3 clock, interment at Car-michaels. Pa. JOHNSTON Suddenly. on Tuesday, September 19.

1005. at 6:30 a. William Johnston, in his SCth year. Funeral services at the family home. No.

605 Burgess street. Allegheny, on Thursday at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment private.

HELM AN Suddenly, on Monday evening. September IS, 1905, Isaac A. Helman, aeed if years. Funeral services at Grace Lutheran Church Tinsburv and Hamilton streets. Trov Hill.

Allegheny on inursaay aiter-nnon at 2 o'clock. KEMP On Monday. September 18. 1905. at p.

Jackson, husband of Grace McGinlev Kemp, aged 3S years. Funeral the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Thomas Gerstner. 110 Spring near Arlington avenue.

Lower St Clair township, on Thursday moraivig at o'clock. High mass at St. Joseph's Church. Mt. Oliver, at 9 a.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. LANG On Tuesday, September 19, 1905. at 3 a. Margaret, daughter of the late Thomas and Anna Lang.

Funeral from the family residtrtce. 42? South Highland avenue, on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. High mass of requiem at Sacred Heart Church. East End. at SVPrt a.

m. Interment private. MALIA On Tuesday, September 13, tr05. at 4:20 p. at the family residence, corner Greenfield avenue and Frank street.

Greenfield. Mary King, widow of Patrick Malia. in her 58th year. Notice of jneral later. (Cleveland, papers please copy.) POWELL On Tuesday, September 19.

1005. at 11:4 a. Elizabeth, beloved daughter of Thomas and Charlotte How-ells PowelL aged 23 years 11 months i days. Funeral from the family residence. 5 Renwick street.

Allentown. Friday afternoon at 2 clock. South Side Circle, No. 112. P.

A. C. and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. tSpillman, Mason county. W.

papers please copy. STEWART On Monday. September i WAITRESSES Two experienced waitreaeea for lunch counter. 35 Diamond aquare. t20wp GOOD GIRL for chamberwork.

330 Atwood st. COOK Good short order male cook. Bros. Allegheny market. McBrlda 92 )w GIRL for office work; must apeak German.

Walker's. H4I Smithfield st. irjowp "WOMAN Wanted, for general housework. 210 East Stockton Allegheny. P2wp WOMAN to wait on aged lady, ave.

ttSO Fenn ftwp GIRL for general housework. 1423 Fifth ave. 92" wp GIRL for general housework, ton Plttfburg Apply lio Ful-920wn GIRL Good girl for general houaaork. 7." N. Highland svf lwa GIRLS-25 girls for stage.

$7 week, change, rear Nixon Theater. Labor Bi- 920wp GIRL -Good girl for atora. Knoxvlile. 103 Sou -hero tt paowp GIRLS Experienced bindery Rlrla Printing Liberty ave. Duncan 919r GOOD SHIRT WAIST IRONER-vOS Craig st Allegheny.

P1'J; GIRL wanted for kitchen work, chand East End. 6335 Mar-H19wa TOUNG GIRL wanted for light housework. 2200 Center second floor. 919w CHECKERS Braca Park Place Leun- dry. Wilkinsburg.

Pa. GIRLS, 100, wanted; family and hotel work. Schwartz. 128 Seventh Plttsbur. 617 GIItL fcr genera! housework: reference required.

2J4 Wlnebiddla ave. WAITRESSES Two lady waiters room. 701 Penn ave. tn luncfc P20wo GIRL wanted for upstairs work. Penn ave.

Apply SII7 920wp GIRL White girl for chambermaid: $5 per week. Call evenings. 440 Second ave.920wn PANTRY GIRL Experienced. Restaurant. Kaufmann' 920w WAITRESSES Experiences Kaufmann'e Res- taurant, Bth floor.

920wn WAITRESSES. $6 week: pantry girls. housekeeper. 411 Seventh ave. 920wp CHAM BERM AID Good chambermaid; small familv.

Apply 5174 Liberty awe. 91 9 a GIRL for general housework. Inquire 613 eiftwr Mellon st. E. E.

GIRL A good German glrU Apply Clark Milk 51Q Webster av. 2Qwp COOKS Wh lt and colored hotel cooks; good1 wages. Walker's. 641 Smithfield at. 92Qwp WAITRESS for night work; one with exrerl-enca.

532 East Ohio ft. 92Qw GIRLS for bottling department; must be ax-perienced. 200 Smlthneld at. 920wp GIRL for general housework. Fifth Oakland Apply at 3811 820p TEN WA18TM A KERB Experienced, once.

Cohen. 1349 Fifth v. Apply at 9SOwp GIRL to do housework for two. Wilkinsburg. 411 South BITwn GIRL Wanted, for general houaawcrlt: mint be food cook.

Apply 3504 Fifth ave. 92Qwa GIRLS Colord girls to take lessons to gj on the atage. Writs 116. Press office. 920w SOLICITORS Three experienced femala solicitors at 314 Park Bldg.

920wp GIRL Wanted, to do kitchen work, mond aquare. 52 Dla-f20w SLEEVE MAKER F1rst-claaa; errsnd girl. Crallshelmer, C24 Penn ave. 920wr SEWING GIRL to work on custom coat. ft Vista AlJegtieny.

WAITRESS Wanted. 213 Grant a. Baowp L..