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I I TILE CHICAGO DArti'y TRIBITNE SAT uitDAY5 MARCH 59 1904. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. SITUATIONS WANTEDMALE. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED FOR REG. Bookkeeper and ord Friday.

March 4. 194: I SITUATION WANTED SITUATIONS NVANTED-FEMALE. Bookkeepers and Clerks. WANTED-HALE HELP. Bookkeepers and Clerks.

ASSFSTANT MAN': state age. anlary and exptclence. Address 32 Tribune erne. 0 it 1 i i I i I 411,1 11 CHICAGO DAILT TRIBITNE SAT ultDAY5 MAItell 59 1904. 0 4 I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SITUATIONS WANTEDMALE. SITUATIONS WANTEDFE3IALE. WANTEDMALE HELP. tt I REAL ESTA.TE TRANSFERS FILED FOR REC- I 4 Bookkeepers and Clerks. Bookkeepers and Clerks.

Bookkeepers and Clerks. le ord Friday. March 4- 1.91)4: SITUATION WANTED-- 0 ASSrSTANT BOOKKFa.FERTOUNG MAN: state age isalary and expecience. Address I 32 Tribune office. DEAT S.

wiliitors or eth notices will be cableti In eon tor71, without extra charge for publieation rn the Paris edition of the New 'York Herald. if Zverti5ers tio reauest. by writing on their notices handing them in: Cable to tho Now Turk basil guivoeaft infirm." I be cabletl In eon- ge, for publication York Herald. if ng on their notices to tits New or areelace or death notl form. gwe lune tst ti betall ger idoean sditior WASTEDMALE HELP.

Agents Wanted. WILL PAY MEN AND WOMEN EVERTWEERP1 to handle our gPiAuine band flnished 01-11 PRFS1DENTS and tha WHITE HOUSE. work done at borne. Scud to prepay complete outfit. Or stamp for Nati.mal PL4i.tte,gravure liana) Chicago.

WANTEDMALE HELP. Agents Wanted. WILL PAY MEN AND WOMEN EVERYWRERE to handle our pntline band finished photogray- tires. 01-R PRFSIDENTS and tt of thA NVIIITE HOUSE." work done at borne. Send It'i prepay complete outfit.

or stamp for SITUATION LADY. Al D. e. bookkeeper and cashier. familiar with auditing.

banking, trial balances, putting up extra heavy pay rolls. first class ILE collections. very accurate and reliable; years' agency. Address 3O. Tribune office.

SITUATION LADY. Al D. bookketper and cashier fandilar with audit- ing. banking. trial balances, putting up extra heavy pay.

rolls. first class ILE collections. very ac- curate arid reliable: a years' experiencekno agency. An expert accountant wants work writing up; examining, or balancing books; excellent referenCeS reasonable price. Address W.

C. BAINE. 514 North city. books of account openect for corporations. An expert accountant wants work writing up; examining, or balancing books; excellent refer- enCeS: reasonable price.

Addrs W. C. BAINE. OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST. OFFICE OF CHIEF 0 WEATHER BUREAU.

Washington. D. March 4.Forecast for Saturday and Sunday: IiiinoisRain and warmer Saturday. Sunday fresh south winds. increasing.

OhioFair and warmer Saturday with rain by night, Sunday rain. fresh soutneast to south winds. increasing. Upper MichiganSnow and warmer Sunday now colder in west portion. fresh south winds becoming northwest.

Lower MichiganFair, warmer Saturday. Sunday rain or snow, fresh south winds. IndianaFair and warmer Saturday. Sunday rain, fresh south winds. WisconsinRain and warmer Saturday, Sunday fair, colder in west portion.

tresh southeast winds. becoming northwest. Iowa and MissouriRain Saturday. warmer In east portion. Sunday fair.

colder. MinnesotaSnow or rain Saturday. Sunday fair and colder. fresh northwest winds. North DakotaFair Saturday and Sunday.

Nebraska and South DakotaFair and colder Sataiday, Sunday fair. OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST. OFFICE OF CHIEF 0 WEATHER BUREAU. Washington. D.

March 4For for Sat- Urday and Sunday: Illinols--Rain and warmer Saturday. Sunday fresh south winds, increasing. Ohio---Fair and warmer naturday wIth rain by night sundav rain. 'n 1 1. 1 esh SOUL eas 8011.1.

AUTOMOBILE CORRESPONDENT. Active, progressive young man to assume charge of cortespondence and follow up sYstem of an established automobile business with large country trade. Must have bad experience Operating gasoline automobile and be able to write a convincing. trade getting lettter. Give full particulars and references.

To the right party a permanent osition at good salary. Address 110. Tribane Mee. AETOM H.E OR IrT SALARY OR COMMISSION; TR greatest agents' seller ever produced; every user of pen and Ink buys It on sight: 200 to 5,0 Per cent profit: one agent's sa1t7-s amounted. to Sti23 In six days: another $32 In two hours.

Monroe Meg. SS. La Crosse. 'Wis. SITUATION WANTED COMPETENT MAN.

experience. bookkeeping cashier. credits. and general business affairs. to tak charge or as asEistant to manager; age 39; best references; able and willing to wait On trade: would go south.

Address i. Tribune office SITUATION WANTEDEXPERIENCED BOOK-keeper, capable of doing excellent work. seeks opening in the office of a reliable firm: with present employers four years; will consider $12. Addresi 306, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BOOK KEEUER EXP.

and competent; Al 10 $12 to $13. Address 408. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDCASHIER. BOOKKEEPtr, or confidential clerk.

by capable, experienced business woman; best ref. 9, Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT young lady. general office work; good writer. Refs Adkiress 240.

Tribune office. AGENTS WANTEDTO SELL GUARANTEED Investments. secured bv real estate mortgages awl land; real estate or 'life ins. agts. preferred.

H. Blio1NN 131 La Chicasc AND TRAVELING SALESMEN IN town to sell O'Dell Address Tribune otnce. SITUATION WANTEDBY YOUNG MAN. hustler. single, sober.

honest. and neat Al education and some years esericat experience; understands bookkeeping. correepondance. and colltions thoroughly. 256.

Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY BOOKKEEPER OF experience and ability. Al man; executive ability. good correspondent; moderate salary. Address 381.

Tribune office. BOOKKEEPEREXPERIENCED IN FIRE IXsurance; wages Civ) to $lim). CaU SaturdeY. ROOM 6. IV.

La Salle-st. 3. HENRY. MAN-35 TO 45. FAMILIAR wrni BOOKS and accounts, as night clerk.

in first class hotel: knowledge of hotel business not necessary. Adckess with retervnces and buatness experience to 342. Tribune office. Salesmen. Solicitors.

Etc. AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN FOR BLANK book and printing trade; the right man an have an excellent opportunity. address 214. Tribune office. -i c.

0 5 8 5 5 5 -a '8 a SITUATION WANTEDYOUNG MAN EM- ployed by mtg. co. nine better position; exp. bookkeeper, timekeeper. and typewriter; beet will leave city; $18.

Address 2, Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDAS BOOKKEEPER. OR cashier by thoroughly competent young married Than; strictly temperate and rapid worker: first class references. Address L. 345.

Tribune office. Place of observation. Time taken: March 4. 4. 8 D.

M. LAKE VIEW. Ashiand-ay. 174 of f. 124, Feb.

29 E. P. Lerg to Theo. T. Purse 11 1,800 Bitter 550 of N.

Itfrox110, incumb. March 2 Arabella R. Orr to Chas. W. Hoteakiss 10,000 cor f.

1171.4x 135, incumb. 845.000. Feb. 27 Emil Gehrke O.5 Frank A. Froehiing and Geo.

H. Heppe 85,000 cor March 2 F. Bunge to Carl J. H. Bungel 1,800 242 a of Wilson.

1ielx147. ineurnb. March 2 Emma E. Halsted, to Slatiala Lt ley 25,000 a of Addison, f. 25x 'neural).

82,000, Feb. 29 T. T. B. Purse 11 to Edward P.

Berg 8,505 cor E. Ravenswood Park. incumb. 81,000. Feb.

IS The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Ebenezer church to John Bengtson. 1.500 JEFFERSON. Homan-ay. 150 of f. i0x125, Feb.

2ti J. Hendry to Mary D. B. Archer 1900 LOs of Belden, PAS. 1ov.5, 1902 A.M.

Bowen to Melville A. Kendrick LOGO of McLean-ay. 25x 134, March 3 J. P. Howcar et al.

by IL to Mary Dultleyi 2.000 ij of a f. 29x 150, March 14, 1903 A. Stanbro to Amelia Erickson 1,750 1s3 of f. estate of Jacobson to Henry Schlangenotto I 1.200 lloti a of Humboldt, 25x1.25 Feb. 2.0 L.

Heinen to Mary uflicyj 1,730 NORTH CHICAGO. Clybourn-av, NV cor Webster-ay. f. 120x145, Feb. 15 Ludwig Pritx to Paul.

schulzel 12,000 Frank lin-st. a of Division, f. 25x100, Feb. 27 Ed. Congdon to Alex.

D. Duff. 1 18s of Leavitt, f. 24x1007, arch I M. Warchalowski to Teresa arcbalowski I 1.000 Washington-pl.

44 of N. 112x93, ineumb. 83.700. Feb. IS I.

B. Darter to Marie Malchell 5,250 SOUTH CHICAGO. db. 1,750 1200 LAKE 'VIEW. 174 a of a f.

12 1,, lu IE. P. Lerg to Theo. B. EITUATION WANrTEDBY EXPERIENCED checker, a first class position; city rsteirence.

Address L. 299, Tribune office. WANTEDGENERAL OFFICE work by bright, experienced girl. 204. Tribune.

EITUATION OFFICE ASSISTANT by young lady. 19. Address 235, Tribune office. Domestics. BrTUATION WANTEDBY COMPETENT GIRL cook or upstairs maid; not less than $0 or a week.

Address 241. Tribune cftice. CALENDAR SALESMANFOR CHICAGO AND northern Illinois; large eastern house; high grakle one; give full particulars. 2I.Z. Tribune Glace.

Stenographers. STENOGRAPHERMUST BE AN EXPERT IN ta.king and notes and thoroughly conversant. With English: executive ability absolutely essential, accompanied by a comprehensive knowledge or detail work. Only those meeting requirernents need apply. Address B193.

Tribune oilice. STENOGRAPHERYOUNG MAN. WILLING TO learn. will teach beginner pee in. I work: iow salary to begin.

Address 551i. Tribune nice. STENOGRAPHERFAMILIAR REM; ES-TATE1 and renting. west. Address li48.

Tribune office. Miscellaneous. DENTIC.711-1rITE HAYES DENTAL OFFICES. 45 and 48 Van Buren. FLUIT PRESERVER AN'.

JELLY 4204.E.--EXperience4. Address 119. Tribune Moe. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD POSItion try us. Illinois Clerical Exzbange, 5 01 Fifth-ay.

AbilPne Altany Alpena SITUATION WANTEDAl OFFICE MAN AND shipping cleric desires position with reliable firm; best of references. Address 1S9. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDCREDIT MAN, BOOK-keeper. salesman.

of executive ability. Address 5tJ. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDCOLORED WOMAN. competent cook.

in restaurant or boarding bowie. Address 4SU N. rear. basement SITUATION WANTED RESPECTABLE young woman; good home in exchange for light services. Address TTiiuuee D3 l' (1, tl 0 "16 3 50 64 Sp.

Fair 14 18 W. Clear 12 Id S. Clear 44- 62 E. ci.ar 52 54 S. Fair is it W.

.04 Clear 24 28 S.W. Clear 29 Z) W. .01 Clear Id .22 N.W. AA Clear 41! 42 8.E. ImIr 4) 44 E.

Clear 42 68 NAV. Clo'dy 84 34 S. Clo dy 84 30 N.E. Clear 24 24 N.E. Clear 4d 48 S.

Fair 34 38 S.E. Fair 61) US NAV'. Clo'cly 8t1 40 S. Clo'dy 24 2t1 S.E. Clear 4t1 62 SE 32 E.

Clo'dy c- Pl CD 0 rruATION WANTEDBOOKKEEPER, Al man, employed; desire to change; rapid, accurate; salary, $18. Address 316, Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDBY AN EXPERIENCED shipping clerk and packer; agt. 2'2; good references. Address 325.

Tribune office. CANDY SALESMANGOOD. MILLAR W. Adams-st. CANVASSERGOOD; TO CANVASS IN AND outside Loop; eaiary and commission to good man; good opportunity to right parties.

Call atter 4 p. 64,17 Roanoke Building. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE g25 TO $30 A DAY? Experience not necessary; no bamples. Call bet. 2 and 4 Suite S41 First National Bank Bidg.

ENCYCLOPEDIA AND HISTORY SALESMEN We beg to announce a subscription edition of Woodrow Wilson's History of the American People, in live volumes, E1 and $30. The only complete narrative history of the U. S. published. A good opportunity for experienced men.

PER BROTHERS, 334 Dearbormst. Herman James IL 1.1.te. areiri ward. William W. Peterson Peter O.

Pottget her. Herr! Iltrirt. George. Rowing. W.

Gifford. cothell, Teal. Schreiner. Albert. Sheridan, Eddie.

faase. Bans. Silbertierg. Bertha. Thiel.

Sophie. ieratne. 14- NI nv Michacal C. Thoel, Mrs. Rigaelo.

ee airs Honora Van Housen. Leonard. Leader. Van Kali. Louis.

Leckow. taroline an Frances K. Wiggins. Spina. kni Hobart.

Ailliams. Walter L. varchT. John. Wit kowsk Sam la.

Patrick Woodward.Mrs. Eleanor. S. S. Er-u-aralANSarnest 1-1 at his lats.

resaidence. 279 ieen-st laaband of Elizabeth .3 Pow Member of St. Patrick's court V-, la C. O. F.

Erataot lodgi N. lacz, A. 0. u. V.

Funeral Sunday. alarah 6. at 10 a. to Holy flaaly church. thence bv carriages to Mount carrel.

and Geneva L111.1 papers please copy. Bu.R.a7..-Nellie, beloved daughter of Mary and the late Michael Purrs. Fun-zral Sunday. march 9 a. from her late residence.

hag 31st-at. to St. Fridget's church. thence by carriages to ateutt Onv'ttcRENEYWilliam Vallee Cheneyr, march a. oxea yrs.

Funeral Sunday. alarch 6. at 1 late resIdence, AVashington-blvd. Please ornit flowera, burial private. cgrEVELLGeorge.

March 2. Funeral servless at Shehion's undertaking rooms, NV. Madiran-et. Sunday, at 1:,10 p. ni.

Interment at Waldbetai cemeterY coRNELlxPaul Cornell. March 3. aged Si years. ahnieral Saturday at 2 b. in.

from the Hyde Park Hotel. 2. 1904. Ella daughtar of the 184e Leonard and Elizabeth Falch. Funeral at siertalter's.

Vii 6aturday, March 5.10 a. burial at Craceland. Creston ilit.1 papers larlar- beloved son of the 'at Louis and tare. Eloise. Funeral from his late residence.

SurYday, at 1 p. rn. by carriages to Graceland. HALvoRsEN----vanfq, was, killed Tuesday, INfarch by ate'llPrt. Funeral will be held Niarch 6.

at late residence. at 1 p. burial st M. 0. JEROMEIB.

M. at his residence. CT Doug-face. March 4. 1904, Funeral services Sunday nio-n014 at 9a; interment 'Waukegan.

Id. Chleaga and Northwestern. at 2:15 p. tn. Sunday.

KELLYMichael March 2. 1904. beloved bustard of Lizzie Kelly Byrne. member of St Alcysius' Court No. 27.

C. Ch. and Truck pricers' union 705. Funeral from his late residence. SS Saturday.

March 5. 9:30 a. tn. to Hely Family church. where high mass Nal celebrated.

carriages to Calvary. LEADEREntered into rest Thursday. March 3, Mrs. Honora Leader. widow of the late John yali Leader Galena.

and mother of Frank E. Leader of Chicago. Funeral today at Galena. 1.17CKCWCaroline, March 2. aged C.6 years.

runtral Sunday. March at 1 P- nt sharp. from lata realdence. 73S W. Adams.

to Concordia came- sreptan. James IL F1-1." I gra ceorge. Cornell, raul' Fl a Fe. Faese. Ni ieny.

Wichaeal C. Leader. Nlrs. Honora Luclow. Caroline 30: .1.110111.

Frances K. Hobart. varphy. John. Patrick S.

S. Er.r.a.-..slANSames rga Powerel. Men No, 12. C. O.

Funeral Sunday, -Marot fiely church. thence cannel. E.gin and Gentv le, he ov, the late Michael 13 9 a. from her 11, to St. Bridget's churct Mount (TENETWilliam yrs.

Funtrat Si train late residence. emit flowers, burial La cgrEVELLGeorge. tees at Shehion's unclert forest Sunday, at 1:0 beta' cemeterY. CORNELLPaul Corn Funeral at 2 Hotel. 2.

190 184e Leorand and Eliz. Idertaker's. 597 Wells'. at; burial at Cracei stnY. Lhst Fosse, F'ureral a Graceland.

HALVORS 1, by litMIPn runern late residence. Monti st M. a JE'RONt M. nt face. March 4.

1904, at 9.dO; inte Chicago and Northwest, KELLYMichael C. husband of Lizzie Kell Ft. Aloyalus' Court No pricers' union 705. denee. Nevi-berry-av a.

tn. to Holy Family tl1 be celebrated. earl LEADEREntered I 3, Mrs. Honora Leade Hali Leader et Galena Leader of Chicago. irCKOWCaroline, Funeral Sunday.

Marc late 3S W. SITUATION WANTED BY COLORED GIRL por general housework. 221 top floor. Housekeepers. EITUATION WANTEDBY EXPERIENCED woman.

an houvekeeper; competent to take entire char test good wages; no laundry; would letve city. MRS. H. 1211 N. Western-ay.

Tel. Seeley 121.4. SITUATION WANTEDEXPERIENCED BOOK. keeper and capable all around office man. Address 815.

TT 'bun office. SITUATION WANTEDYOUNG MAN. 19. BILL clerk or office work; experienced; best refs: high school graduate. Address 251.

Tribune Mee. SITUATION WANTED BOOKKEEPER OR general office work; experienced; Al references; age 26. Address 505. 'tribune office. 34 8 JANITORGOOD.

AT ONCE. (HAS. 342 Center-st SEE OUR ADD. IN INSTRUCTION column. or send for catalogue explaining how we teach barber trad quickly.

Moier Barber College. 435 Wabash-ay. MENWHO CAN HANDLE GILT EDGE ENveernent on s.ei ary and commission- Apply to 404 Hartford Building. NURSEMALE. FOR INVALID; EASY great experience not ne-cessary.

Cali between 11 and 12a. m. DR. KUZN1K. 429 osk-et.

Two GOOD MEN TO COLLECT AND SoucIT: entirely new propoaition; good salary and commis-don to bustlers. Cal Room lot4. 35t1 Dear. born-t FIRSP CLASS SPECIALTY SALESMANCAN get a snap by Ca. 11111ff on HOWE es KNOWLES.

1010 First National Bank Building. LARGE CORPORATION WANTS COLLEGE man. with taste for books, as club organizer in El. and Ind. promising future; unique plan; 'trances and gond.

Call or write BOOKLOVERX LIrRARY. 9 Monroe-st. AGanta Amarillo Battleford Bismarck Buffalo Boston Cairo Charlotte theyenne Chicago cincinnati Cleveland Concordia Davenport DurIV er Des Moines Detroit Dodge City Dubuque Duluth El Paso Edmonton Etcanaba Galvebton Grand Espids Green Bay Havre Huron Indianapolis Jacksonville KanEas CLty Lander Little Rock Los Angeles Marquette Memphis Medicine Hat ilwaukee Minnedosa Montgomery Montreal Moorhead Nashvtll New Orleans New York City I I es, pid ta le ity tel Hat New orieans New York City SITUATION WANTEDBOOKKEEPER, EXPErienced in iron and mchy. 420. Tribune office.

Saseamen, 5oliettorn, Etc. ETTUATION WANTEDTO REPRESENT Western manufacturers in New York and vicinItY; commission basis. M. BERNSTEIN. 1838 New York.

66 26 44 24 3,4 32 4.4 44) 32 46 66 44 3ti S.E. Clo'dY 8 N.E. Clo'dy 68 Fair 343 Calm Fair IS Ti. Clo'dy E. Fair 30 E.

14'a ir 22 E. Clo'dy 40 S.W. Clear 44J Fair 40 S.E. Clody PA S. Clear N.E.

bo .32 Clo'dy 44 S.E. Fair no N.E. 14 Snow 50 E. tlear 741 E. Fair 141 E.

4S N.E. Ckar 38 S. Clear 26 s.E. Clo'dy E. Snow E.

C1444ar W. Clear Clo'dy t- ,1 -WE'LL EDUCATED YOUNG MANNOT OVER 25 years of age. tot cloak and suit department in mai order house; must be experienced in these lines. energetic. and be able to furnish good referenced; good opi.ortunity for advancement to ono who can fill the position; state age and experience.

Address Tribune ranee. 0 SITUATION WANTEDSALESMAN: I SELL the wholesale grocers of ten states a specialty; would take local territory with any good special or grocery line. Address 456. Tribune Moe. SITUATION WANTEDSALESMAN: EXPERIenced in city and traveling; young man; best wants to represent good house.

Address 422. Tribune Ince. SITUATION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER: refined young widow; stranger in city. Address 1.123. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTEDA YOUNG WIDOW. student, as housekeeper; two or more gentlemen: reference. Address 273. Tribune nice. bearnstrenats and Dressmaillere.

SITUATION WANTEDPERMANENT. BY EXperienced seamstress in a private family or in families by the day or to assist first class dressmaker In homes. Addre.s A. M. ILOALER.

general delivery. Oshkosh, Wis. SITUATION WANTED-899 2D fiat. plain dressmaking; moderate price. WANTEDDRESSMAKING IN families, $150 a day.

Address L. 151. Tribune. 'hums. SITUATION WANTEDCARE or CHILDREN nr spennd work; best rnfs.

Telephone Seeley 274. MINNIE WILSON. 158 4th nat. srrtywrioNW ANTEDTRAINED NURSE'. care for growing children.

assist In chamber Work or ipewing. Ackiress 441. Tribuno office. SITUATION WANTEDBY CONFINEMENT nurse or other cases. 8808 Indiana-ay.

Laund SITUATION WANTEDBY COLORED work to take home. LUCY SCOTT. 2714 Dearborn-st. YOI 'NG MANGOOD. CLEAN.

DR te; TIT American. about tor stock in wholesale house; goot or plrtunity. Address. with particulars as to ace, experienc e. references.

and salary. 0 140. Tribune office. MANTO TRAVEL AND COLLECT: SALARY. MO month.

expenses. and commission. Call at 385 SUPT. TRUMBAVER. NURSERY SALESMANUNOCCUPIED TERRItory; prompt pay weekly: write at once for our liberal terms and tree outfit.

Western New York Nursery Dept. T. Rochester. N. Y.

PHOTO COUPONS. A HIGH CLASS STUDIO, never before selling coupons. wants exPerienced men and women in this line: proposition Address 194. Tribune office. SALES MANAGEREXPERIENCED MAN.

TO handle salesmen who cover states: one experienced in the premium business preferred: state experience. Address 1 It. Tribune office. SALESMANOF ABILITY. TO REPRESENT as traveling salesman and solicitor; old established corporation with half million dollars capital; must be a man of strong personality.

pleasing address. a convincing talker. and capable of presenting a business like proposition in a business like manner to merchants, manufacturers. and general trade; men having experience in the sale of stocks. bonds.

high class books. or Insurance preferred. Address 13 151, Tribune office. 12 .52 L6 4 8 ....28 2S ....42 42 12 Ld 8 n4I SITUATION WANTEDBY ENERGETIC. AMbitious young man to represent some good firm In Chicago and vicinity: Al education; honest, good appearances and a 2LT.

Tribune. SITUATION WANTED SPECIALTY TRAITeling salesman; 6 years' experience in Wisconsin: first-class refs. furnished. Address Tribune. TOVNO MANTO FILL ORDERS IN CLOAK and suit department; one with mail order expertenve preferred; state age and experience.

Address 163. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDBY YOUNG MAN AS city salesman for reliable louse; Ilv at bums. Ref. Address L.

425. Tribune Ince. Employment Agencies. rs-r CARE AND IN SELECT. Inc the right one for the right place; that is wily we SUCCPPli: IV call REYNOLDS-HODGES Pbone Main 2052.

171 Washington-et STENOCRAPHERS THREE MALE: ONE ag. $50. $70; Fox or Rem. opet store. Fox Typewriter Ltd 115 Dearborn-et.

"LET MORRELL AGENCY HELP YOU TO good position. NO JOB NO PAY. 14SState-st. 54 51 S.E. Clear 20 24 N.W.

Clear Norfolk ....32 34 N.E. .10 Clear North Platte 4S 56 S. Clo'dy Oklahoma 41 54 S.E. Fair Omaha 44 42 S. Cle'dy Oswego 16 16 N.W.

Clo'dy Palestine 52 56 E. Fair Parkersburg SO a4 N.E. Clear PhIladelPhla. 24 NI. Clear Pittsbmg 28 34 S.

Tr. Clear Pueblo WI TO N.E, Clo'dy Qu'Appelle lt1 24 N.W. Clear Rapid City 81 44 'NW. Tr. Rain San Francisco 64 62 NV.

.02 Clear St. Louis ail 44 E. Clear St. Paul 21 28 S.E. Clo'dy Salt Lake City 42 42 N.

.12 Clear San Antonio 56 61 S.F., Clear Ste Marie 10 13 SE. Clear Springfield. Ill 84 81 E. Clo'dy Springfield. Mo 44 S.E.

Clear Vicksburg fi'' 51 F. Clear Washington 2 N. Clear Wichta 46 48 S. Fair Williston 24 2 1 N.W. Clo'dy Winnipeg 16 18 E.

Clo'dY SITUATION WANTEDENERGETIC. RUST young man wishes a line of goods for Ind. Territory and Oklahoma. Address 833, Tribune. Trades.

srrrATIoN WAN i 0M ECU ANICAL technical high school graduate in Germany. Europe. and American experience: expert designr of power. mining. transmission.

and general machinery; desires a position on salary. Address T. care of Aug. Geringer. 150 W.

Chicago. 4 283 of 16x164, 23 It. Bartlett to Gregory T. Van Meter 2,650 State-st. cor Taylor.

a f. 50x112: No. 404, 2Zix68; S. Clark-st. No 877, Nos.

193 and I. 43100; aid 8 other parcels of land, all in Chicago. March 1 Frank H. Gazzolo, widower of Mae A. Gazzolo (who wa-s formerly Mae A.

Cella and now deceased, conveys all interest to Louis Andrew and Chas. J. Cella of St. Louis. and John F.

and Angelo S. Cella. and Ada M. Piggott of Chicago, all heirs of John G. Cella, deceased 1 sot- a 24'124 March 1 T.

Bednarek to S. Paruszkie- wical 6,500 75 of f. 25x125 March 2 C. P. Youngdale to Patrick Barrett' 1.825 cor f.

47x ion, und 1-20 interest. Feb. 12 George' Odell to Jacob Fivan 12,000 160 of 82x 120, ineurnb. $1,000, March 2 N. Cashy to Rebecca Lewis 8,000 HYDE PARK.

285 of 56th-st. f. 49x1341). Feb. 27 (Geo.

Morgan to Frederick L. Oki 14.000 3el of 54th-et 46x13S ineumb. $9.000, Feb. 21. 1963 Henry to Alwena Boehmer of Lincoln.

Neb. 20,000 car 74th-st.) 97x125, and o. Feb. 21 L. De Chandler to Ora C.

Kinnison 8.000 149 of f. 25x125. 24,000, Feb. 23 C. H.

Hendricks to estate of Riley Burdett 5.500 LAKE. cot' 150x125, and o. und interest. Dec. 28, 1993 (H.

H. Spangler to South park commissioners 9,292 Same Dec. 28. 1903 U. P.

Washburn to same 2,392 Asnieula-av. 2) a of f. 26x121, March i Geo. tteislein to Julius Schwab 9.000 8 cor a f. 23'124.

Feb. 5 111. J. McG. Hotchkiss to James Helegdal 1,100 216 a of 47th.

a 24x100 incumb. $1.500 March 3 L. Remtaler to Caswell Davis 2,450 78 of Justine-ay. f. 2614x March 2 M.

B. Slader to John Cassidy 1,500 cor f. 24x122, March 2 I N. Kramer to Clarence P. Rate 8.000 of 48th.

f. 481E124. Feb. 2T (Frank Froehling et al. to Emil Gehrkel.

1.200 14o of 57th-st f.5ox1244,4 March 1 A. Lundquist to William T. Farwell( 4.500 No. 6438. 28x124 69.

incumb 84,350. March 3 (William T. Farwell to August A. Lundquist 10.000 CALUMET. cor Throop.

C. ant! 0. Oct. 1. 1903 Bridge and Iron company to Horace E.

Murton Also all personal property and good will of the grantors' business 1 157 of f. (-)ox March 8 G. Boettger to Bertha Dormmes1 1.000 2 2 92 D.000 SITUAYION WANTED BY GERMAN LADY. 2 to 8 days' work. as latrndress or washing.

In a respectable family. 1182 Milwaukee--as. Stenographers. SITUATION WANTEDFEMALE STENOGRApher; thoroughly experienced. accurate; good appearance and address: well educated; 21 years of age: 4 years with present concern; good reasons for changing; SCO.

MISS ROBERTS. Central 800. SITUATION ANTE; frrsTENToorapher; email salary to start. Address 433. Tribune office.

SALESMANAN EXPERIENCED INSTALLment salesman wanted; salary and commission to right man; positively no application considered from novices or men without estsbished record; successful applicants must furnish gilt edge references as to both renal) lity and ealesmanship; personal olaims not considered; elegant opening for good producer. Aptly MR. PLUME, Columbia Phonograph SS Wabash-ay. SALESMANGENTLEMAN OF GOOD AD-dress. 25 to 40 years of age.

to represent reliable house In territory outside of Chicago; permanent position and splendid opportunity for advancement to one capable of earning $40 per week: no drinkers or gamblers need apply. Call. don't write MR. STRATTON, 802 Plymouth Bldg. A LES A NWITH EXPERIENCE IN ELLing diamonds to the trade; must furnish bonds or Invest a few thousand dollars In the business: first class opportunity for a good salesman; give references and full particulars.

Address LI ZUG. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED ARCHITECTURAL draftsman wants position with architect or nor finishing ft ovears practical and 2 years' technical training. RAISER, 1218 Michigan-ay. SIYITATION WANTED STEADY, BY GOOD.

competent painter and paperhanger; cam run elevator or handle men. Address 119, Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDBY FIRST CLASS MA170 rhinist as working foreman in small shop: best of reference. Address 18S. Tribune office.

BUSINESS. A RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYWE OFfer for sale the oniy furniture and undertaking establishment in county seat town in Iowa. 5010 population: a first class stock and business taming 80 per cent net; owner wants to retire; might exchange for farm lands. FARMERS LAND LE INVESTMENT 2A3. 153 La Sa Chicago.

Illinois. TAX OWNERS ARE INTERested in matters of taxation: the payment of taxes and special aseesoments. redemptions from tax sales. and collection of rebates require expert knowledge; I may be of service to you; correspondence solicited. JORN W.

RECKER. 100 WEATHER IS CEHCAGO. The temperature as observed yesterday by L. Manasse. optician.

83 East Madison street Tribune was as follows Thermometer-8 a. TY! 24 degrees above zero: 9 a. 25: 19 a. 27: 11 a. m.

'28; 12 30: 1 p. 0: 3 p. 82: 6 Barometer-8 a. 29.89; 8. p.

29.87. SALESMANTO CARRY OUR THREE SHOES on commission in state of Illinois. northern Michigan. and western Pennsylvania. Address.

stating experience and references. Patapsco Shoe 114- 012 Ridge Baltimore, Md. SITUATION WANTEDAS TEMPLATE MAKER or layer out on structural steel; good on figuring. Address 557. Tribune office.

SrruArrox WANTEDYOUNG MAN FOR EN-trine room or machine hop handy; experienced. references. Address 899. Tribune office. SITUA'llON WANvEDSTRICTLY UP 'PO date toolmaker.

in shop where plumber brass goods are mfg. Address K.2. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDAS ENGINEER: CAN give best references. Address 414, Tribune.

NIARIIIAGE LICENSES. SITUATION WANTEDAl HALF day position. 7d: satisfaction guaranteed Also employment evenings. Address 247. Tribune.

SITITATION WA NTEDBST TYPEWRITER copying, ma.nuscript, rates reasonable. 1117 Unity Bldg. SITUATION WANTED PEPMANENT, BY competent lady stenographer. 393. Tribune.

SITUATION WA NTEDLA DY ST ENOGR Apher: 8 yrs. 89: S. Rem. 211. Tribune.

SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED Oliver operator: Al references. 382. Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDEXPERIENCED STE- nographer: Al 115. 410.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDAS STENOGRAPHER and Al references. 593. Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDEXP.

YOUNG LADY permanent; $IL 272, Tribune SITUATION WANTEDBY YOUNG LADY STE- nographer; 2 yrs. exp. 250. Tribune office. Miscellaneous.

-SITUATION WANTEDAS GOVERNESS OR companion In American family. by French lady; speaks German: cannot speak 'English; let class ref. Address 158. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDBY EXPERIENCED business W07111111 with come reliable firm as fors-lady.

or manager of department. 844. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY REFINED CA NAdian young lady as companion or maid; no objections to traveling. Address 14,5, Tribune office.

SALESMANMIRRORS TO SELL MERCHANTS for premiums; liberal commission; samples free from manufacturers: an excellent side line; send reference. Address Vitl. Tribune office. SALESMAN EXPERIENCED. FOR CIGARS and premiums.

to handle the jobbing trade in I. and Ark. FRANK KIRSCHNER. 214 Clark-st. SALESMANFOR OIL PROPOSITION IN soutbeast Kansas, and stock of going propcelVont Apply to the Kansas National company.

Hartford Building. SITUATION WANTEDDRAFTSMAN: 10 YRS. exper. on rhech. and struct.

work. 572, Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDDRAFTSMAN, WITH expeence, will do patent drawing. II SPECULATORSDON'T LET THIS MARKET get away. Persons satisfied with reasonable returns have an exceptional opportunity offered.

Write for our Book and Market Advices. Ernest E. Jones Brokers' Exchange and Board Members. 22-24 Rialto Chicago. WANTEDCAPABLE MAN TO MANAGE NEW department of well estatitished business concern; must invest $5.000.

a like amount to be invested by the concern; man to be paid goud salary and bate one-half profits of department. Address E. S. FOOTE. 84,24 Ridge-ay.

YOU CAN NEVER PROFIT BY BUSINESS chances unless you have some money; small savings are the fundation of large fortunes: start a savings account with the 'Western Trust Or, Savings Bank. 157-159 La Salle-st. Capital. gl.titaLtstiO. FOR SALEA FIRST CLASS MEAT MARKET on North Side; fine fixtures; established trade: best location to run groceries in connection; haves other business to attend; best cash offer.

Address 19T. Tribune office. TI1E COUNTY CLERK ISSEED'PERMITS TO wed to the followire corples yesterday. the par-' ties living in Cialcag-J-where no place of residence Is given: Age. Gaspere Bart lat.

Orsolvina Lenz Int 2s-19 Henry Brooks, Effie O'Brisn 27-25 Louis Schooler, Mamie Tyre 34in4) Charles O. Breakey, Belle Owens 24-27 Joseph Ratchek. Anna Schinwetz Ernest F. Jungkard, Anna K. Petersen 23-19 Richard Fsign Katie Fitzpatrick n'i-24 Joseph Rott.

Rose Rousch 27-22 Frank McWatters. Anna Ye ilisr 33-116 Ray N. Baker, Martha L. Howig 31-29 Ole Olsen, Karen Fuglestar 3.5-193 Charles Schuler, Katherine Svoboda Gustav Steffen. Blue Island.

Louise Labs, earns 27-21 Carl Gogel. Mary telmkuler 24-24 Claud Campbell. Ida N. Smith '11-39 Carl Rohn, Jennie Jacobsen Leonard Staak, Emma Bayer 22-21 Arvid Alma Valleo 82-24) Shell. FHA Eiger 23-22 Harry Wald.

Frieda Janovita 27-29 Karl Zitny, Horickova 27-241 Elmer Mauer, Clara Sherman 117-17 William Edwin, Anna Bakhes 38-22 Edward Charles Vilke. MIKIreh Jessie Krouskop 27-24 Edward Jars Morrissey. Mary Hayes 2' 24 Eo Norder. Otilia Larson John S. Glaser.

Anna Brain 24-19 SITUATION WANTEDBY CLI I Ett: FIRST class: open for position. 531. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDBY FIRST CLASS electro plater and polisher. 443 W.

Erie-sl. SITUATION WANTEDBY PRIN'i tat. EXperlenced and steady. 293, Tribune office. Rouse Servants.

SITUATION WANTEDVALET, GERMAN; long experteme in valeting. nursing'. traveling: three years best references. 271. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTEDFIRST CLASS JA Panese cook. best ref. 143, Tribune office. MARKMANFraricee aged 26 years. beloved deuehter of Cherie and Markman.

sister of Eva. Samuel. henry. Faublare Milton. and Fleeon Merkinan.

Funeral from late residence, Vest Congress-. st. Sundae. March 6. heel at a m.

Burial et Waldheine St. Louis and an Franco papers please copy. MOORKOn Thursday, March 3. Hobart Moore. son of NVilliam IL and Ana Small Moore, halberd of Ruth Winthrop Emmons Moore.

at Saraeoe Enke. N. Y. Funeral services Saturday It 4 E. 54th-tite New York.

at 2 te. m. lageRPHYJohn. brother of Patrick. James, Pee ter.

Mrs. R. Keenan, Mrs. E. Griffin, Mrs.

Thomas eteeon, Mrs. D. 31cGafferv. Mies A. Murphy.

area the late Rev. E. A. Murphy. Funteal from late residence.

215 S. Monday. 9:30 5. to et. Patrick's church.

the-nce by carriages to Calvary. McMAHONPatrick. beloved husband of Cattle erne. retired odicer of Leth precinct station and tremeer of Commonwealth Lodge No, 317, A. O.

U. NV. Funeral Sunday, at 10 a. from his daughtor's residence, 449 S. Center-ay.

to Holy Family church, thence by carriages to Mount Carmel. OSBORNMarch 4. at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. O.

W. Earrett: 2233 t. S. obern. aged 99 years.

Funeral at 2:30 Sim-day, March 6. Interrneet private. Please omit towers. Cleveland O. Buffalo, and Painesville papers please copy.

PETERSONHerman Elward Peterson. aged Vears. son of C. E. Peterson and beloved brother of Alma.

Ella, and William F. Petersen, March 3. Funeral from residence. 4929 Cottage Sunday. March 6.

2. p. at Oakweele. rETERsosPeter at Phcerlix. Feb.

26. buseend of the late Anne M. Peterson, and tether of Fank. Albert. and the late Charles J.

Petereore Funerel from son's residence. 920 Bello Sunday. March 6. at 2 p. m.

purrGETHERHermann, Thursday. March 8, beloved husband of Wiehelmina Pottgether. peeeree March 6. at 12:30 p. me from late residence.

499 V. 15th-ste. Concordia. ROW-LINGW. eifferti.

March 4. at residence. ee eohneepl. aged 4S years. beloved husband of Mate 1..

father of Eva and Arthur Howling. Feneral Sunday. 2 p. from Church of the leelphane. Interment at Forest Home.

SCHREINERAlbert, March 4, 1904, at St. Jovots heiplial, husband of Helen Sauer Schreiner. Funeral Saturday, March 5. at 2 o'clock from Caen chapel, 226 N. Clark-st.

Interment Debuque. la Oregon ELIA papers please copy. 8HERMANEddie. beloved son of the laete FA-arced Searidan and Mary Sheridan (nee Taney). cevened at Olangarro.

P. 1. leureral from la.te reseence, 512 S. Sunday. March 6.

to t. Chariee' church. at 10:40 a. tre. thence by carts ftv to Mount Carmel cemetery.

SILBERBERGBertha Silberberg. beloved wife ef the late Silherberg. Thureday, March 3. lee. Funeral from the resluence of her daughter, Mrs.

R. Bach, 427 lee 42d-et. TMELSerhie (nee Jueckstock). belmed wife teeliani Thil. March 2.

Funeral from 877 IV. Saturday. 12e10 le. to Waal-helm. Bleed.

beloved wife Of the late Wiani Thoel. 2. at the age of years. from late residence, Arrnour-av. eaturday.

March 5. at 1 p. -to Oakwood. cemetery. VAN March 4.

et 8:30 a. me -egesi years and noonths. Funeral from his 12e9 Sunday. March 6. at 1 ne.

to Forest kieene. VAN KALLLonie, beloved hueband of Amelia Ian Kali thee aged :37 years. Funeral Feedle. March G. from his late reeidenee 29.45 Arceler-ave at 1 p.

In. Oalawoode cemetery. lieedrer of Teutonia tent No. tee lee ta. T.

tend hoteeas lodge No. 4d2, I. O. O. WIGOINeSplea, belevel wife of Thomas M.

Reggine. mother et M. C. Knudson. the late M.

E. and M. C. Knudson deeeased, aged ti5 -rch 4, Funeral from late residence. 1113 t.

gan-st. Monday. March 7, 1 p. roe thence v) Our eavoir's Lutheran church. con May and Erie-sta.

Burial at Graeeland. WILLIAMSWalter aged 1 year 9 months tieYse helovecl son of Henry and Nellie Wisms. Funeral from late residence. 116 S. ter-eel-et.

Marcia ti, at 1 p. Ian. carriages to Foreset ATTRIOWSKYSam at his residence. 4744 Friday, March 4 aged L2 years. Funeral neeice later.

W13011WA RDMrs. Eleanor Woodward. wife of inev-thald Wrsodward. died from exhauetion March rle04. Funeral lierch 7 at 11 a.

ne. tram ritSt. tie Sumnitt. N. J.

MARBMANF7ance! daudhter Of Charles et Eva. Samuel. Ben meon Mark man. Ft Veat Congress-Pt. I p.

m. Burial at VVa FraSeibe0 papers pleas MOOREOn ThursdA eldest son of Wiliam husband of Ruth WI: Saraaac Lake. N. Y. It 4 E.

New MURPHYJohn. bro ter. Mrs. R. Keenan, Pigeon.

Mrs. D. 31cCa ar.d the late Rev. E. late residence.

215 S. a. to St- Patrick's to Calvary. erne. retired officer trenilier of Commonwe: te.

Funeral Sunday, a tor's residence, 4e9 S. church. thence by car OSBORNMarch 4. daughter. Mrs.

O. W. S. S. otiom.

aged Pia day. March 6. Inter towers. Cleveland IC i0.1 papers please PETERSONHerma years. son loved brother of Alma.

son, March 3. FUntr IS41 Sunda wkedle. PETETISONPeter 2. of the father of r-anit. Albe Peierson.

Funeral Bello Sund PeirTGETHERHet rreA, beloved husband Funeral Sunday. Max late residence. 499 W. ROW-LINGW. Cuff t'd tt.

John'il-Pl. age, of Ivy father of Funeral Sunday. 2 Epiphany. Interment SCRREINERAlbel tePh's traOlal, husbaFuneral eazurday, Cars chapel. Dubuque.

la. Oregon 81-MR1-DANEddie. ward Saaridan and at Olangan, reesitence, 512 S. Lim kt. Charles' church.

a to Mouat Carr SILBERBERGBer of the late Gaszay Sil Ia4. Funeral from I. Mrs. R. Bach, 427 E.

4 THIELSophie Ine Wtlitani Thl. 11 Saturday TII(ELMrs. William noel. Mare Funeral from la te t-AturdaY. March 5.

al lery. VAN yeareh arej tome. 129 51 zo Ut, to Hot VAN KALLLonie Van Kali thee bailytn. Sunday. March G.

at I p. lieddeer of Thitonia N. si of and M. s'. March 4, Fut N.

Morgan-at. Mond, V) Our savoir's Eut a WILLIAMSWaite ht-lov Funeral ama March ti. a sK YSa Funeral notice later. gD--mr! eethald Woodward. I.

1,12..4. Funeral Ma SAILFSIMANTO SELL CONTRACTORS SUP-plies, hoisting engines. concrete mixers. shovels wheelbarrows, etc Address 109, Tribune office. SALESMANCAPABLE MAN TO MANAGE business.

We will furnish the goods. Educational Association. 65 Wabash. SALESMANAPPLY AFTERNOON. CHICAgo Air Light 83 5th-av.

SALESMEN-2 HUSTLING SALESMEN FOR western and southern states to sell to grocers and general stores; easy seller; no competition: new proposition: our salesmen are making from 610 to $20 per day. Address Excelsior LH g. 806 Chicago. SITUATION WANTED AS VISITING GOVerness by exp. teacher: 'refs.

393. Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDADDRESSING DONE et hnotna7 ro.nt writr R33. A FORTUNE WILL BE MADE AT ST LOrIS fair: besides extensive mail order business. manager with $.00,4 needed.

Write for part.culars., Banker's Rheumatic Guard 121 an Cal. DO YOU WANT TO INVEST $3.000 IN A MODerately safe. perfectly honorable. scientific venture? If successful. a1o.4sh) in 6 mouths guaranteed.

Address 212, Tribune YPEWRITIN G. Coachmen. Teamsters, Etc. SITUATION WANTEDCOACHMAN. GERMAN', single, thoroughly experienced, willing to work as second men; best refs.

by well known people. Address $9. Tribune office. LETTERS. NEATLY.

QUICKLY: rates reasonable 1000 Tribune Central 4085. SALESMEN WILL PAY GOOD SALARY TO A road or crew manager; one experienced with C. P. will furnish capital and, divide profits to man capable of handithg agents. Address Tribune office.

.011116 BILLIARD AND BOWLING BUSINESS FOR sale: price $6.000 cash. paying ISO4-c on investment; location central Illinois; reason for other bubiness. Address 69. Tribune office. GREAT CHANCE TO BUT MAGAZINE.

CIGAR stand. selling 2.4110 papers daily: Van Buren and prate-et loop station: clears 111,0 month; Price. $7460. G03 Sheflield-as. HEALTH DEPARTMENT ON WATER.

SALESMENTEN. HIGHEST CLASS: EXPERIenced in insurance. T. or investments; unusual proposition: $100 weekly. easy: also want district managers; Investigate quick.

234 La Salle. R. WEST CHICAGO. Californlasav. cor 2.

1-3x125. March 2 A. G. Richter to Adolf H. Weigle 1.075 22:1 of 202E124, incumb.

63.0o0. Feb. 15 Ili-Evens son to Christian Hall) 4,800 2.50 of kVa shtenaw-av. 25x124. Feb.

27 G. Henke to JuliusPett- koske 4.500 No. .55. 341E1161.9, March 3 J. R.

Garr to Rosana Ginsti 1 137 of f. 21x110, Feb. 11 H. Gerstley to Frank Gerold) 2.733 Grenshaw-st. 244 of Central f.

50x1244. lklarch 3 S. R. Greg4ry to Walter G. Reynolds 1.000 cor W.

correction, Feb. 27 Josephine R. 0Lirien to Charles F. A Kreuger 2.500 100 of Homan. March 3 A.

Olsen to Olaf M. 'Huger et all 1.300 of Jackson. 515x12t1 Feb. 6 J. C.

Fetzer to Henry C. 7.000 Van 105 of Throop. 24x110, Feb. 23 Elsa Hill to Samuel A. Don-rely I 11.000 Van No.

831. incumb. $2,800, Feb. 3 1John Rose to Adam Pyle 6.000 OS of f. 25'150, rn.

or 1. Feb. 2 IA. 51. Macomber to Flederick W.

Schulz 1,500 49 Of 234, a f. 25'120. March 1 A. Fend to Valac Stech 3,240 CICERO. 63.1-av..

144 of f. 40x125. Incumb. $2,209, March 1 S. W.

Swift to I rederick A. Hastings 6.000 Stenographers. SITUATION WANTEDBY YOUNG MAN. EX. pert stenographer and typewriter operator; first class correspondent.

good penman, and general office clerk; law graduate. Address S03. Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDYOUNG MAN. KNOWLedge stenography.

and bookkeeping: some experience: wsli will accept S12. Address 420. Tribune (ghee. LOST AND FOUND. LOSTBETWEEN 4STH AND KENWOOD AND Grand Opera House via Kenwood, 47th C.

Ry. and Rand gold leaf pendant: valuable only as keepsake. Address 432 Tribune ollice. $50 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED for return of valise and contents taken by mistake from car at Northwestern Depot Monday evening. Address 296.

Tribune office. I 1 '4 '1 I i-- 14 1 I tift ft FOR SALEAT A BARetAINTHE BEqT PAY-Ina and best euilinpol billiard hell On the Nurtis Side. Address 0 297. Tribune office. WANTEDPOSrrIVE BARGAINANY LEGIT-mate business; not to exceed s040.

MORRIS. 40 Dearborn-st. woo? LAKE 14T.1 MEV I AVE. St BAD LAKE 'OCT-HMO 14T.1 livIEVI I AVE. St I HYD IF: PAR BAD IHYDIF-- LPARK SALESMENFIRST CLASS.

TO SELL DOUBLE triangle brand collars and cuffs. outside of must be acquainted with the trade. Apply. by mail. Dept S.

VAN ZANDT. JACOBS CO Chicago. SALESMENTO SELL OUR GOODS TO GENeral stores. clothiers, druggists, and grocers; tine Fide lines: big profits: liberal terms. Model Mfg.

13ox G. South Bend, Ind. LOSTYORKSHIRE TERRIER: S5 REWARD and no questions asked; collar marked Mildred Farwell," I4S Market-et. Answers to name DevveY Retdrn to 99 Peareon-st. SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT young man stenographer: 114 years' experience; rapid agcurate; moderate salary.

L144.Tribung SITUATION WANTEDINDUSTRIOUS YOUNG married man, of good appearance and character, with ability of working himself to a higher position; advertising firms preferred. Address 423. Tribure office. C. H.

Harrison crib and Harrison street station. guo.L. SALESMENGOLD CRUMBS TOBACCO FOR pipe and cigarettes; only first class men need apply; ages 25 to 35. Saratoga Howl. Room 521.

2 to 4 p. m. TO INSURE THE OrTPUT OF a manufacturing plant; staple article. large profit principals only. Address 388, Tribune.

FOR SALEA FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE; will give lone leas or property re tiring from business. 1214 W. 413d-st. ADDITIONAL CAPITAL WANTED IN LARGE coal and feed business: fine chance for good business man. Address 575.

Tribune Hire. LOSTIN N. W. ELEVATED TRAIN. PARCEL containing checkbook.

checks. etc. REWARD. MR. BALTHAZARD 3:12 Dearborn-Et.

PER MOAL. SALESMENONE MAN MADE $21 'TESTER-day. spot cesh. Call after 11 o'clock. forenoon.

CHAS. O. BROWN 84 86 floor. SALESMENALL KINDS OF CHARTS AND devices for schools. Educational Association.

67 Wabsen-av. smIATION WANTEDBY RESPECTABLE and industrious single man. as assistant janitor Cr 11011SM-flan. in store. Inca.

or flat building; city references. 1243 Lill-ay. PERSONALWANTE'DINFORMATION CONcerning Wm. C. Metcalf and family; last heard of In 18.43.

working for Craver Seel. Harvey. Address H. S. BICKNELL.

Janesville. Wis. BLILDIA PERMITS. A GOOD BATING NIA RKET AND GLOCERY ON the South will give reasons for ovellulg. Address Wig.

Tribune office. WANTED-2 OR 3 GOOD. ACTIVE EN TO AS-Fist in incorporating a ca-lvt factory for the south. Address J. H.

1122 W. tAtth-st. SITUATION WANTEDBY YOUNG MAN OF 22, where industrv, ability. and bonesty is appreciated; 1st class.knowledre of books: reference and bond. Address 255, Tribune office.

SALESM.E.NTWO, TO SELL PRESERVES; must be experienced. H. AL H. Preserve 23i1 W. Randolph-sc The Harrison street pumping station is Hal- sted and Harrison streets.

The Lake View pumping station supplies all ter- ritory north of Belmont avenue to Devon avenue. Chicago avenue station supplies all territory between Belmont avenue and Lake street east of Western avenue. with a mixed Nupply from the Chicago avenue and the C. IL Harrison tunnels. Fourteenth street station supplies all territory betWeen Lake street and Forty-severth street east of Canal street with water from the four mile.

tunnel. The territory between Lake street, Canal street. Forty-seventh street. and Western avenue is supplied by a mixture from Carter H. Harrison.

Chicago avenue. and four mile tunnels by stations at Harrison street and Twenty-serond street. The territory between Belmont avenue and Forty-seventh street. west of Western avenue to the city limits. except Au5tin.

is eupplied from the Carter Barrisen tunnel by stations at Springfield avenue and avenue. BUSINESS PERSONALS. SALESMENHAVE GOOD SIDE LINE FOR aiesmen. FOX Garden City RiGek. TO ROOM, HEAT.

AND LIG-In tiPirant location. R. 0412. 115 DEarborn-st. SITUATION WANTEDBY MARRIED MAN as manager of farm, or will rent where stock and tools are furnished: thoroughly experienced.

C. BRIGGS, North Judson, Ind. 11(14-; STORE POR SALE-410010 SMALL little cash. Tribune. FOR SALEA WELL PAYING WOOnWORKIng plant: wish to leave city.

11 649. Tr THE FOLLOWING BUILDING PERMITS WERE issued yesterday by the building department: Charles Herendeen, 2 story and brick rear addition and alteration, 7130 aw thorn-ay 7.730 1. V. Johnson, 2 story and basement brick fiat. 6111 S.

Green-st 4.000 William Creech, 2 story and basement brick tat. 6841 Prairie-av 8.000 A. Danlquist, IV) story and basement frame cottage, Eagewater-av 2.100 Emil Schultz. 1 story and basement brick addition and story. 44 Gresham-av 1.000 S.

Weilens, 1 vtory and basement brick store and fiat. S39 Lawndale-av 2.200 Mr. Brodscky, 2 story and basement brick store and shop. 123 Johnson-st 2,500 SITUATION WANTEDMAN. HANDYJNDUStrious, work around house.

care bores. anything; references. Address 459. Tribune ofnce, SITUATION WANTEDBY MAN WITH GENERal knowledge of hardware trade; all branches; most satisfactory references. 54)41 Tribune.

SOLICITORSEXPER. TO GET NAMES FOR the Complete Telephone Directory of Chicago; exper. men can make good money. Call bet- and 11:30 a. m.

Room Sl.vl 153 La Salle-st. SOLICITORSFOR NEWSPAPER PREMIUM proposition; brand new and most popular premium ever offered; sal. and Call ground floor, 152 E. Lake-sL SOLICITORS EXPERIENCED EITHER eexl. can make big money; no competition or samples; permanent position St Louis Reliance Registry V1 Des-born-st.

PERSONAL Stylish apparel for men. women, and children, and handsame furniture, rugs, carpets, sold on convenient terms of credit and at prices no higher than are chargel at the cash stores. We ask for NO MONEY DOWNnot a cent in advance. Cali, investigate. Established since 188G.

E. SHOWERS 2d and Sd floors. 217-219 State-at PERSONALDON'T SUFFER WITH NERVOUS troubles. Electrical Vibratory treatment has NO EQUAL in obstinate diseases. such as chronic; constipation.

neuralgia, paralysis. rheumatic conditions. We manufacture appliances for use in your own home. Write for free booklet. Hygsia Vibrators Suite 21, Auditorium HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

E1TUATION WANTEDBY OUNO COLORED man, graduate of high sehoot. with good appearance. Address LA Tribune office. SOLICITORSTWO. FOR MERCHANT TAILOR-kilt; must have some established trade and experienced.

3(4, 132 S. Clark-Et. NEW INCORPORATIONS. EVERTTIIING CONTAINED IN AN ELEGANT. iy furnished home fur sale very chest.

consists Ing of very elaborate parlor suite. chairs. rocks ers, and tables. massive leather coui-h. leather rockers end chairs.

library table. mahogany and oak writing desks. cheval mirror. rors, taintings. bric-a-brac.

Twit Ish and oriental rugs. brass beds. hair mattresses and boa rpringsl very elegant dressers. chiffoniers. end dreseinil tables in mahogany.

oak and birriseye: btauti. fully carved oak sidebf.ard. extension table. and leather seat chairs; $4x12 rugs. I-lc-tures.

curta-rsi and drape; also high Xrivie rnahi5gans upright piano. Will sell very cheat) to immediate par. chasers, separate or Call at once. utsj or evenings. II South Park-ay.

SOLICITORSTWO: tfl A DAY SURE: FINE proposition; exp. unnecessary. Gibson. 105 FOREIGN MAIL SCHEDULE. FOREIGN MAILS WILL CLOSE AT CHICAGO as toBows; For Switzerland, Spain, Portugal.

Turkey, EgTpt, Greece. British Roumania. Belgium. Colony. and Lourenzo.Marquez.

p. m. Jr Cuba, p. In. For Jamaica.

12 p. in. For Alaska. 9 p. in.

For Austria. Denmark, France. Germany, Great Britain. Ireland, Italy, Norway. Netherlands, Russia.

and Sweden. via S. S. Oceanic. Tuesday.

March 8. 11:30 a. tn. For Manitoba. British Columbia.

and Northwest Territory. 9 p. tn. For siannn China, and via Seattle, by S. S.

Iyo Marti. 9 p. in. For Guadeloupe. Nlartinique, Barbados, and British Guiana.

and for Dutch and French Guiana. via British Canaria, 6 p. in. F. E.

COYNE Postmaster. SITUATION WANTED COLLECTOR OF ab'titY; TIOWS city; speaks German also; can fuenish bond and ref. Address 391. Tribune. SITUATION' WANTEDBY AN ENERGETIC young man.

23 years old. not afraid of work: can give Al references. Address 282. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDBY EXPERIENCED watchman.

or work In wholesale house: excellent refe-ences. Address 535. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDBY YOUNG NrAN good charartor as janitor or other work- Address l3l. Tribune office.

PERSONAL WANTEDAN L-P TO DATE saleswoman: one who can take orders for hair goods, switches, wigs. good salary and steady employment to right woman. Apply to E. HUHNHAM. 70 after 2 o'clock.

PERSONALFOR SALE" LITERATURE OF ALL NATIONS." edited by Julian Hawthorne. richly illustrated. ten volumes in set. Rave few sets in buckram. Will Pen for less than coat.

Address 251. Tribune office. SOLICITORSCITY WORK. ON COMMISSION; easy proposition: no canvassing. Tribune.

SOLICITORSFOR LIQUOR LUSINESS. vete trette. LANGE'. 3s2 DPerborn-st. SOLICITORSBICI MONEY FOR FIRST CLASS men: well AcquAlnIed.

Room 44, 9 5 Dearborn. SITUATION WANTEDAS JANITOR; 12 References. L. 3S6 Tribuns ofnec POSITIVELY LAST CALL ON HEATING stoves. Unt 11 middle of March reduced prices to close out Garland.

Wonder Oak. Peninaular heaters. Sfane bargains in Garland Ranges. Itt. line of malleable irc.n and steel ranges.

ORR it LOCKETT HARDWARE 71 and 73 Randclph-st. TRAVELERSMEN AND WOMEN TO TRAVEL and employ lady events: best line: best tenni ever offered. Taxis To Cti least. SITUATION WANTEDAS WATCHMAN; 7 years' Al city refs. 18f3.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDTN CITY OR COUN. try: exp barkeeper: good ref 263. Tribune. SITUATION WANTE'DHOUSEMAN OR PORter.

Addreea 843, Tribune office. PERSONAL SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. MOLES, warts permanently removed by the eleetric needle: 14 years' experience. MME. STIVER.

M. 1407 Auditorium Tower. 'hone 4223 Harrison. PERSONALROACHES. BUGS.

RATS EXTERminated from your premises under guaranteed contract. Call. write. Or phone Wabash 322. FREDERICK PERES 427 State-st PERSONALDR.

TRCDEL, PHYSICIAN, SR- geon. and ray spetalist, ladies' and gents' die-eases: removed from State-st. to IT nor. Monroe. Suite 805.

FURNITURE. RUGS. DRY WHOLE-pale deep; to save money to me t''ore 11 lone Cent. or write 15 1 I THE SECRETARY OF STATE AT SPRING-field. ILL yesterday licensed the following corporations: Hoiden Manufacturing company.

Chicago: capital, $2 manufactuiing machinery; incorporators, Edward P. holden. Josie Hoiden. B. W.

Viers. Henry Burkhardt. Chicago; capital, VS 000; manufacturing soft drinks; incorporators, Henry Burkhardt. Emilie Burkhardt. Henry S.

Goldamidt. Harmony company. Chicago; capital. manufacturing musical instruments; incorporators. Henry Utpatel.

Henry Hamill. Otto G. Knecht. Paul Mensch Directory company Chicago; cap- ital, printing and publishing; incorporators. H.

R. Kaiser. H. E. Spieker, S.

Parks. William Gerner Piano company. Chicago; cap. Ital. musical instruments; incorporators.

William Gerner. Arthur W. McGovney. Johann Waage. Douglas.

Chicago: capital. $2 500; merchant tailors; incorporators. John V. Douglas. Frank H.

LMarl, Raymond Collins. German-American Citizens' alliance. Chicago; social and political; incorporators. Theodore Philipp. Frank B.

Alt. George.E West. St. Casamere No. 1, South Wilmington: fraternal beneficiary order; incorporators.

Thomas Andruskovitch. William Kaminky. Adam Sandia. American College of Law, Chicago: Incorporators. N.

G. Lacey. F. G. Temple.

M. A. Young. Iron and Steel Publishing company. Chicago; name changed to Musical Leader Publishing company.

Nashville Springs company. Nasbville: name changed to Nashviile Electric Light corn Young. Iron and Steel Publish frig company. Chicago; name changed to Musical Leader Publishing company. Nashville Alineral Springs company.

Naetiville: name changed to Nashviile Electric Light LdLIVYERS. OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD. THE FOLLOWING bSiled yesterday by the health taubdsfn, Be.ier, 76: Ilf.me for the Aged. March B. Lier, $8: 173 Feb.

19. Boar-eon, 30: in March 1- Bernar ,1 11; 4510 March 3. 11.1.k)ck. Earl 4, 1421 March 2. Sealer'.

12: 704 S. March 1 taretrana, 2:1:87 I.S. March 2. Carm6na, Julia. 51: 111 N.

March 2. bertard. 5S, 27 k'eb. 18. 1 73 415 March 2.

Glien, Abraham. '54 3,41 Hats March a. Ross P. It); 183 Feb. 25.

Conot, Bridget. US, 316 March 2. Da-eernan, John, 55: March 1. DrhrIng. Charles 27; od March 1.

Helen: 37: SI' N. March und. Olaf. 311, 117 W. Ma 3.

Eiuoh, Oscar. 13: 5541 March 1. Farren. Catherine, 73 77 E. Ontario-st.

Feb. 29. Fitzgera ld, Na March 2. Inman, James, 57; county insane asyluth, F. 20.

Ficen4.1, John 9 mcmths: 6D9Center-av, March 2. Julla. it: 111 N. 09: 7241 Stony March 2. Annie, 60; 876 March 3.

Lard. Lillian, 1, Wt33 1. Ledin. Aenea, 33S March 2. Lentkl.

Martha, 8: 11S8 March 3. L.rna.eky, Wolf. March a Olie. 43; 34 Feb. 25.

Catherine. 71: W. March n. 47: 1206 E.55th-st..5Iarch 2. Harriet, 1: 5223 March 2.

May 17, 7,95 Prair ie-ay. March 3. Ethel. 255 Milwauk ee-av- March 3., Allen, 54): and Feb. 25.

ttnere4traer. John. 3: 5139 March 3. Pavidrian, Francis IL. 26; I12-a March 3.

15; A78 W. rth-st March 1. Katie. 1 77,2 Mareh 5. Al.t.t H.

31: 4'1 2. urr'ell. Margaret. Cm: S. Match 1.

Nainn. Britivet. 73: 2-Pa March 2. Frrat, Snnha. 19 1,1415 March 1.

Hans. 77, 1577 E. March 1. nce.vi4 H8na. 57; 7219 March 2.

Mary 71: R. Marvanna, S7; 1143 March 1. Wirham 0- n7f1 March 2. ot fice vr. March 3.

'k a 1 Julius. 2SA Ntarch 3. WIntebearl Charlotte, 3.9; Cook county hoepital. Feb. OFFICIAL THE FOLLOWING Ij zubdsfn, Be.ler.

1' BonLatop, Zi4 Lernattet, 1.1; Lmiock. Earl Burw, Soctien, 7q: 7 Julia. bertard. xlen, Abre.ba..-11 Ross' P. brliget US John.

Charley 2', IbUen 3 Oiaf. 06car. 13: arren, Catherine, 1 ptzgerald, Niue. itzman. James, Feh.

John 9 in. oui.a. pl: Hart A 3. Lill.an I redin. Aenea'.

4: Martha, 8: wo" "if 43: -r. Catherine. CarthY. Cornelius altY, May 1 Ethel. 1: Allen, 50: rpt.ten.etraer.

John .1 Marcato Arae, 15; n7 aetos yatie 1 in -ttrt ureiL Naruaret. Brideet Srlpha. Hans 7- 1 Hans :5: 7 atara.anr...1 S. 'ee 7, 7 euthis. 2s; Charlo reb.

I PAY HIGHEST CASH IiRICE FOR FURNItura of rats. hotels desiets storks. Phons, Monroe. IS142. DEWAR.

2,1 W. Msdison-st. I PAY CASH FOR HOUSEHOLD onnits. tents et tints. and d.alers stnrks.

HILL-MAN. ttolW. Msdienn-st. To RIO, 11 UNIVERSITY. LAW.

AND HIGH SCHOOL STUdents. to Fell Odell tYPewriters. 367, Tribune. WANTEDSALESMEN FOR THE HIGHEST; a-rade of pants. suits.

to measure. S. KOSCHES. 210 State. 2(1 floor.

YOUNG MEN AND WOMENTO SELL ON commission watches and jewelry for rash or on time. 103 R. Ee3. S. N.

CLARKSON. $IO PER DAY EASILY MADE BY COLLEGE men and women selling eduistional books on Installment plan. Address 278. Tribune office. Boys.

COLORED BOYNEAT. EXPERIENCED. FOR dining room work Michigan-ay. OFFICE BOYBRIGHT. 16 TO IS YEARS OLD.

by large manufacturing house on the North Fide. Address 13 11 214, Tribune office. WE QUICKLY COLLECT WAGES. NOTES. rents.

bills of every description. NO ADVANCE CHARGES. THE WILkON AGENCY, 5,17 112 Dearborn-et Tel. Cent. 2723.

Lessons fin Doillesfic Sefiertlee and Useful 11 Househoild ll-filrats EVERY DAY RN THE TRIE BEATTIE ROSS. LAWYERS. SUITE 28 HOW. land Elk-. IS2 practice In ail courts; all cases confidential; no notoriety; counsel free.

PERSONALCHIROPODIST: 25C ingrown nails and all bad cases a specialty. Prof. Wm. Emanue1.1(19 2121 C. PERSONALHYPNOTISM IF INTERESTED call or send for literature.

The De Laurence Institute of Hypnotism. Suite 4. 344 Michigan-ay. PERSONALIT IS THE BIAS ABDOMINAL Supporter you need: send stamp for free illustrated'hooklet Dept. P.

182 State-st-. Chicago. PERSONALHAIR. MOLES. RED NOSE.

PIMpies. scars. a specialty. Electrolysis. N.

Y. Electrolysis 314 city. Trades, Al COMPOSITORCRACKEIIJACK. TO TA KS charge medium size ellice, izaturday morning. 17-9 N.

Clark-st. FREDERICK. DEFEY. 1305. 100 Washington-st.

'Phone Cent- 1406. WILLIAM JOHN PELL. LAWYER. Bank floor. 146 La Salle-st.

'Phone Main 3101. A. GOODRICH. LAWYER, 541 MADISON-ST. Established 1se4.

Quiet. confidential service; 9,000 satisfied clients. 'Phone Monroe 1023. LAW AND BANKRUPTCY CASESREASONAble charges. KANE.

Attorney. 101 'Washington. 0. 7 1 PERSONALSHOES FOR THE LAME. DOCtors recommend them- Send or cal.alogue.

54 Ctlicego. STORE AND OFFICE 'FIXTURES. NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. XEW AND 2r hand; guaranteed by liberal al.owancs on old register in exchange for pew: tvghest pre raid for eecond hand tO Szate-st. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OE NEW AND 211 hand ottice and store fixtures: lowest in the city.

bee us first If you care airke P. CASEY'S SONS. 41-47 ntil-Aut. FULL LINE OF DESKS. FILING CAIHNETS.

1 fixtures taken In trade. Cl or tete. rhone 444n. thicatrols Mass. S.

rear Jaeksrn. NV A NTDTO BUY Sc-vonI hand cooling room abont 101 ft. doers, 25 ft- and ft. high. Good kyrdsr.

G.va rarticulais. Address id LS. Tribune oflIce. CASH REGISTERS BOUGHT AND SOLD Highest II ices vaid: bargains In 21 hard Nationals. Cash Register Exchange.

Madison-at. IF -YOU WANT OFFICE DESKS ANDCHAIR4 at basement priees ace STAFFORD 4th floor. CLOTHING CUTTERS-5. AND 5 TRIMMERS, frn but of toAn; fres fare. Addres.

T. Tribune trine. company. Levineon Mercantile company. Mount Vernon; dissolved.

Light Manufacturing Company of America. Chicago; name changed to Search Light Manufacturing company; capital stock decreased 2 to $ion Os) Rubel Manufacturing' company. Chicago; numbcr increased from three to tire. Prairie Pre Chicago; capital stock increased 52 $5 ono. Spokane Implement ccmnany.

Rockford; capital increased $12 0419 to Ciri ono) Coln. Arnol4 Chicago: capital decreased to 000. Rockford; number The Favorite Newspaiper for Women. PERSONAL BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXIONS guaranteed: all imperfections of the tare removed. DR.

TOMPKINS. 102 Auditorium Bldg. -PERSONALIT 13 THE, BIAS ABDOMINAL Supporter you ne-ed: send stamp for free illustrated booklet. Dept. E.

1S2 Chicago. STOCKYARDS COLLECTION AGENCY, 24 floor. 416 43 S. Halsted-at WAGES AND ALL CLAIMS COLLECTED ON percentace. BOYD.

441i. La Salie-ct. CL-I-IERON LADIES' SILK iAcKrrs AND waists; must be expft-ienceot A. 244 Btli floor. DRAE-TSMANFIRST CLASS.

EXPERIENCED mechanical draftsman. at once, by an old estabVaned large concern; those fsmillar with steam or gas engine d.sign and with shop experience preferred. Apply by letter. stating experience in full and giving references. Address 303.

Tr.bune office. PERSONALC. P. JOHNSON. 13cl 4th Poor.

painless chiropodist and foot specialist. PERSONAL CHTROPODIST. CoRNS, i BUTSOn Knitting company. cUrectors from five to eight. DON WnLIT Church Annuity Fociety.

Chleago; name changed Federal Soap party. Ifwation chanced from I Joliet to Chicago; rnme changed to Advance Fur-PUT YOUR ViTANT AD IN 1 race company: capital irxreaFed $111 GAO to 600: number ilirectors Increased from three to five B. D. CHILDS CO. OFFICE SII'VLIES.

STA. ConerY. printing. 144o Monroe-Alt, WANTEDNATIONA CASH FOR eh. at 117 basement.

tssmsssmsss. CLEANERS AND DYERS. OPTICIANS. GLOBE OPTICAL tiTORE. 111.i OPP.

PALMER HOES331. THE STORE OE OPTICAL SCIENCE. LARGEST IN CHICAGO. $1GLOBE MULTIPLEX LENSESSL THEY STRENGTHEN AND REST TIRED WEAK Ey Es Is A MOST WONDERFUL WAY. ONLY EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL sToRm.

ETAFF OF SPECIALISTS AND OCULISTS-OPTICIANS. THEY TEST YOUR EYES FREE. WE DO OUR OWN LENSE GRINDINr1. BUSINESS CARDS. PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE COMPANY.

INC. 111; 15 years making anci selling through our agents. fences and cages for wild animacs and btrds and fenc.es for ail k.nds of domestic animals and fowls; rater to 30,0,0 users of our coiled steel spring wire fence. Write for catalogue and estimate- AUSTIN CLEMENT. 200 Chicago.

EXPERIENCED VEG ETA LE GARDENER and wifeGood cook. for resort; 'must have Leet referenc(-8. Apply 2.1 flat. GISH OLT LATHE HANDFIRST CLASS. Al.s dress S77, Tribune office.

MACHINISTTHOROUGH. WITH KNOWLedge of electricity. experienced on Firlali machinery, as working foreman to rra1 sht pe state relerences and was expected. 220. Tribune offIce.

OPERAT(TRS-4-YNFINE COATS; STE A DY work. Iji1H. WICKWIRE 241 Frank SAFES. 7" Co ID 1 TO GET ANSWERS ti i CnnK MLA IN. SO DEA Main 3147.

3 aLd tn4 NV. 1.1a,1!Eon-5t.. 'phone 1131 MANHATTAN STEAM DYE, Wt qacKs KRI-ITAN MUSIL. Fin 1 Dvri. 1:173 v.

j'hune UNDERTAKERS. ESTABLISHED C. H. JORDAN 14 At. 1i CH D5 E.

HYPE PARK. Y. lt. C. A.

BUILDING, EVANSTON. ILL MOE. A. B. PERRICIO.

UNDERTAKER. 2t)73 State-st. of the late firm of J. Whittier Buffum A B. Private ambulances.

Ile- Douelas 474. I WHITTIER BUFFT-M 120 YEA WITH THE late C. et. South Jordall undertaker. 17211 Wabash-ay.

I'NDERTAKER. n22 say rnuch.tve lust do businPss :5 stort' 'MONUMENTS. BLAKE 719 WOMAN'S TEMPLE. makers of monuments and mausoleums. IUN't ISTABusHED 14 ANL, 16 5:11 31.

C. A PRo A PE B. of knd A. th, elaseler714g; th 1 vCe tion 31 8 roaala.e mak BANKERS INVITED TO INSPECT THE MANganvse steel burglar proof safes systernl: have second hand bank ssfes in stock. "McLain Safe ault 197 Quincy-st.

LIGHT GRAY IRON. SOFT AND true to pattern; stamping. plating. anything manufactured to order in line nt hardware speciaities; no order too large; unequaled facilities; It us hear from you. Coleman Hardware tilt 103 OPTICIANS Spectacles.

eyeglasses our specialties; consuit us about your eves and Improve your right. CD VIC) FR C3'iAt I EPECTACLPS AND FTFOLASSES PROPLITLY Iltted. L. Manasse. SS Madionn-Ft.

Trihur Bldg, SPINNERSTWO GOOD NI F.N ON ZINC WORE; open hop; steady yearly positions; to try to St, AUG. LADVii AND GENTS' GAR-Louis; give age. experience. and salary et-ante-1 merts: 3 125 bearbora-st-. New Process Metal Mfg.

217 533 W. MsTsr3n-1t. Tel. J. brae, s.

DAVID WERER TkiE F.NPFP,T, Louis. DAVID WERER THE EXPFP.T. it 1. .1 1 it 4 4 4 4 4 I I is BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, ETC, FOR SALESECOND HAND BILLIARD AND Vool tables: we rent tabies with vriviiege of by-in. The Brunswick-Balke-Collender 263 and 2G5 Wabato-av FULL LINE OF SAFES BOTH NEW AND SEC- ord Lard $13 um Seeps takenIn exchange and bought.

Telephone Harrison 444c1 Chicago Safe and Nidse Clark-st, near Jackson. LARGEST DEALERS OF NEW AND SECOND hand fireproof safs of reliabAity. SABATH SAFE 151 5tb-av. LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND hand safes le the city. 51! Avgbashav, MALL'S FAvF AND LOCK cn TOOLMAKERSTAT THE NATIONAL CASH a te-st, EP, A I 1 F.

4n4: 22-1-at. 'Register Dayton. must be first ciaoqi anri F2 men. accustomed to close work: Lore but first class need. apply; no labor trouble.

only la- PENSIONS. crease In CLOTHING, FLIIS. H. 474 N. PATS THE ITIOHEST prices for ladies' and gentlemen-a castoff clothing.

Phone 8Ltti1 Dearborn. H. STARR. 472 SOUTH CASH prices rad for ladies' and gents' castoff clothes: also seakin Phone HarriQon BICYCLES AND BICYCLE GOODS. SPANISH.

PHILIPPINE. AND 11Y31-1Se5 eialma. advice tree. NI 1 LO B. STI-VENS ktan Wiph-st.

Main oftee Waahalil Ph Frant i.n 41 Agents Wanted. WANTED-2 Cr.OD INFTALLMENT to work from wagon; good commIssion to good men. C. F. Adams Co.

121-223 State-st WANTED-50 GOOD FECOND HAND WHEELS at once for country orders; bring hPis and get our each offer. Meade Cycle Co I243 Wabash-ay. Need Put an ad. In a I TRIBUNE THE Cook 0 TODAY. DE rECTIV A4ENCIES.

ETANLET'S WESTERN DETECTIVE AGENCY, 1201 La All leg tirnate service tinderzaken by his agency. Al references. BUILDING MATERIAL. MEN AND WOMENTO SELL DR. STARR'S Worderfu: Kliimy Cure; bo per cent commission.

567. 576 NV, Madison-Pt. SEWING MACHINES. AT SINGLE THREAD, ball bearg, running machine made. with complete Rua( hments, $40 to We also have thread machines; see the Improved Eldredge a' Machines rented and all makes vqaired National Machine 46 E.

Madison-st 'Phcne Cent. cows. BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

FOR SALETHOROUGFTBR enCK Ea 'PA-IF! xtra eoas; cbettp. ZL trssolcs IN' CC'f4IIESTriC SCIENCE and Useful Hoirs-hold taints Day in The Tribunz. T2I rat. Newsvapo- 1v9mga trIt.SOLVI IN. CC'filiESTriC SCIENCIE Useful Hoirs-hold tl Eve :7 Day in The Tel -Tbi r3v0i1to Newsvapo- Gr wo FEET TIMBERS.

PLANK BOARD flooring: chfap. eetern Wracking Et114 Luother 23d and Wentworth-ay. 'Phone South DoCTORS. ANY SCHOOL. TO SELL NEWE6T therapeutic apparatus.

TTiiuuee ALEXANDER'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, 171 reliable eerrice. TAI. Main 1.4)ti. 1 -s.