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CLASSIFIED SECTION. 001h THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1904 PART TWO--9 TO 16. 9799 CLASSIFIED SECTION. THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY-, MARCH 30, 1904. PART TWO-9 TO 16.

111TrR Kim r-14-- Irpuircr 1 OF NA un 7EHRBRS BY US IT; -RR rl rIrR ll 7 IL Trurp "'I HE ri-Mr OLUY OF flfl: nr I 11 mn IWO NEW INCORPORATI9NS suruAlrloss WANTED-MALE. SITUATIONS WANTEDMALE. Miscellaneous. SITrATION WANTEDOF RESPONSIBILITY. requiring more than avezage ambition.

apriloa tion and ability. by middle aged bachflor of broad business experience. executive a lity. and intimate knowledge of men and conditions Manufacturing business preferred. Will succeed where others fail.

No proposition too hard if Itgitimate. Address Tribune office. CONSIDERING RESULTS ANT ADS. in THE TRIBUNE cost less than in any other paper. Bookkeepers and Clerks.

srrrATrox wAN-TyntltAx. 29 YRS. OLD. AS bookkeeper or getstrall office clerk. married.

well educated: 7 Yrs. accildent ins. and 2 yrs. mercantile office xperiencs: excellent penman: rehable In every way; position with good future at reasonable salary to start. where worthy sicvice will be appreciated.

Addrees 0 490. Tribuns office. srmATION WANTEDBY MAN WITH 14 years experience as cashier and general office man. where could take charge of ()thee, or would accept position as auditor: fully competent; good references. Address 156.

Tribune office. srrrAnc.N WANTEDMAN WITH FIRST elaSli experience: competent thoroughts, toted collsctions. details modern commercial lines. eatable handling responsible post-. tion: Ilret class reference present employer.

others: eurety bond Address 0 Tribune crhcssrruATIox WANTEDAS MANAGER OF shoe department In department stxe. or some tics wk-szern town. by a I horough and eyrnpetent shoe man: best of refelences as to character and ability. 0 243. Tribune attire.

SITUATION WANTEDYOUNG MAN WITH years' experience at stockyards as account pales clerk. and bookkeeper. rapid and accurate at flitures; state salary. Address 2S1. Tribune HELP AND SITUATION WANTED SUNDAY---I5 cents per line.

DAILYID cents per line. SITUATION WANTEDEXPERIENCED YOUNG man wishes position as bookeeper or cashier: would prefer real estate office or rnortora we and bond bank; Al reference and bond furnished. Address 0 227. Tribune office. siTrAnox WANTEDCOST CLERK, QUALIfled to act as factory accountant.

foundry. or machine shop; will install. maintain. or Improve systiqns: can submit ref. on In-temJew.

Address 0 274. Tribune Mos SITrATION WANTEDTO DELIVER AND collect by a Swedish man. marric1. for responsible company: no books: $500 A. M.

surety ref. frunt presfrit for years; state wages paid. Addrtka 0 2i7o7. Tribune oilice. WANTEDBY Al EXPER.

JANItor. used to handling large apartment build ng: understands steam. hot livater, electricity: erlst-r. willing. and industrious.

Answer. stating particulars. Janitor, 271 E. 624-st. You can leave your Ad.

at The Tribune or at one of the THE SECRETARY OF STATE AT SPRING-field yesterday licensed the following corporations: Hammond Belt railroad company: principal office. Chicago: capital, S50.000; to be constructe4 from the boundary line of the states of Illinois and Indiana. near the city of Hammond. in a northwesterly direction to Calumet Park, Cook county. incoworatore, and first board of directors, Armanis Knots and Peter W.

Meyer of Hammond. Ind John J. Healy, James P. liar- rold. and Worth E.

Caylor of Chicago, Eureka Mail Supply company, Chicago: capital $10.000: manufacturing addressing machines and labels; Frederick C. Arey. J. Edmund Donaldson. Louisa K.

Gil Grinding Machinery company. Chicago: capital. manufacturing grinding machinery; incorporators. Robert Tarrant Clyde W. Blakeslee.

Charles C. question Publishing company, Chicago: capital. printing and publisning: incorporators. H. Helen Combs.

T. Wilson Combs. Chicago Buveau Agency of Music. Chicago: capital, employment agency for musical artists: incorporators. Arthur Bissell.

Anne Shaw Faulkner, Frederick H. Cade. First Rubber company. Chicago: capital, Manufacturing' rubber gooCas: incorporators. William S.

Boyden Robert S. McClure, Willard Moffett General Roofing Manufacturing company. East Sc. Louis: capital, tflo.Ok.w, manufacturing rooting materials: incorporators. Milton J.

Moore. Daniel D. Fisher, George M. Brown. Joseph Jiran company, Cnicago; capital, MOO(); general mercantile business: incorporators, I.

B. Lipson. PI T. Spiesberger, Benjamin Samuels. Okaw Township Telephone company.

Duval; capital. to operate telephone lines: incorporators. William L. McCul- lough. Alexander Roberts.

Lawrenceville Garment company. Lawrenceville: capital, $125o0; manufacturing wearing incorporators. F. W. Re Ilet Perry McCullough.

Ph'ilp W. Barnes. Not for profit: Floats Over Flow Camning club, Chicago: imolai: Incorporators, Frank Piotrowski. Charles Dots Ernest Lemm. Freeport Athletic club.

Freeport: rocial and athletic; Incorporators. E. J. Fails, Fred J. Young.

Frank Smith. Jolly Ten Pleastkre club, Chicago: obelal; Frank Wotiska. Emil Pallier. Michael Smolk. Foreign corporatione: Polk Preserving company.

Greenwood. I capital. $15.000: capital in Illinois, $2,500. Barrett Collins Sz Washington, D. capital.

capital in Illinois. 81.000. St. Louis Soap company. St.

Limit, capital. S.750.0O0; capital Independent Cereal company, Augusta. capital, capital in Illinois', $2.1000. following Branch Offices: OFFICIAL 'WEATHER FORECAST. OFFICE OF CHIEF OF WEATHER BUREAU.

Washington. D. March 20.Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday: Illinois and IndianaHain Wednesday and ably Thursday fresh to brisk southeast to south winds. increasing. OhloShwers Wednesday and Thursday fresh to brisk southeast winds.

Upper MichiganFair iv east, showers in west I ortion Wednesday, Thursday showers, frebh Portheast to east winds. Loaer MichiganRain Wednesday, warmer In at portion. Thursday rain. fresh southeast to east winds. Minnesota and WisconsinRain Wednesday and Probably Thursday, fresh- northeast winds, increastng.

MissouriShower. Wedbesday. Thursday fair. colder in west portion. lowaShowers Wednesday Thursday fair except clearing in east portien.

colder. North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska Rain Wedneeday. Thursday fair. colder 1-i tl 'V en rr 10 )2 3 5 Place of observation- a f4 a il lv 3fr Time taken: 9 6 9 9 $0 eP March Z. p.

In. 0 7 -a Abilene $4 fit) S. Clear Albany 34 42 S.E. Clear Alpena 34 S. Tr.

Clo'dy Atlanta 54 54 S.E. Clo'dy Amarillo 74 42 sAir. Clo'dy Bismarck 40 44 E. Fair Buffalo 44 44 S. Clody Boston 36 42 S.

Clear Cairo 64 68 S.E.. Tr. Clody Calgary 32 34 S.E. 01 Clod) Charlotte .44 02 E. Clear Cheyenne 44 64 NAV 'Tr.

Fair Chien go 50 56 S. Cincinnati 60 fel SE Clody Cleveland .44 4S BE- Tr. Clear Concordia 60 64 BE. Fair Davenport 44 64 S.F.. Tr.

Rain Denver 68 60 N. Tr. Clody Des Moines 44 44 S.E. .04 Rain Detroit 44 44 S. Tr.

Clear Dodge City 72 80 E. Clod: Dubuque 48 52 S.E. Tr, Clod: Duluth 34 34 N.E. Fair El PILED 74 82 W. Clear Edmonton 84 BE.

Fair Escanaba 82 84 S. Ti. Cod' Galveston tiS 72 S. Tr. Clod: Grand Rapids 44 60 S.E.

Tr. Fair Green Bay 38 44 E. Tr. Htin havre .84 84 N.E. Fair Helena .34 34 N.W .04 Clo'd Huron 54 E.

Fair Indianapolis 50 54 S.E. Clo'd: Jackaon 40 ville 64 N.E. Clear Kansas City 52 54 S.E. .04 Rain Lander fel att S.W. Ti' Clo'd Little Roek 62 66 BE.

Clod Los Angeles 56 00 S.W :18 Fair Marquette 36 44 Clo'd Memphis 54 00 S.E. Clod Medicine Hat 34 34 Calm Clo'd Iv Ilwaukee 34 40 S.E rioia '2i (1' ve $1, eP 0 Clear Clear Tr. Clo'dy Clo'dy Clo'dy Fair Clo'dy Clear Tr. Clody .01 Clo'dy Clear Tr. Fair Clo'dy Clo'dy Tr.

Clear Fair Tr. Rain Tr. Clo'dy .04 Rain Ti'. Clear Tr. Clo'dy Fair 4 ti b2 IV Cleitr Edmonton 84 S.E.

Fair Escanaba 82 88 S. Ti. Cody Galveston 68 72 S. Tr. Clo'dy Grand Rapids 44 60 S.E.

Tr. Fair Green By 38 44 E. Tr. Rain Havre 84 36 N.E. Fair Helena .34 38 N.W.

.04 ('lo'dy Huron ,.46 64 E. Fair Indianapolis 64) 54 S.F Clo'dy Jacksonville 64) 64 N. E. Clear Kansas City 52 54 S.E. .04 Rain Lander 54) 54 S.W.

Tr. Clo'dy Little Roek 62 66 S.E. Clo'dy Los Angeles 56 00 S.W. ..1.8 Fair Marquette 36 44 N.E. Clo'dy Memphis 58 60 S.E.

Clo'dy Medicine Hat 34 34 Calm Clo'dy Milwaukee 34 40 S.E. Clo'dy EITrA'rION WANTEDMAN. LAW TRATNFD. with 9 years' commercial experience; thon ughly competent in claims. collections.

corresPondence. Address 507. Tribune office. SOUTH DIVISION. WEST DIVISION.

SITUATION WANTEDPARM RAISED man. 2.1. well dremed. bright. all'oe.

excellent penman; 4 year experience in banking office as teller and accountant. wants work in small office: ilk) mpnth: bank references- 0 171. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDCAN DEVOTE 1 TO 3 SITUATION WANTED---IIT A 'YOUNG MAN, having lost leg in Spanish-American war ard wearing artificial limb; bandy. Address Tribune ince.

SITUATION WANTEDBY YOUNG MAN. AGE thcoroughly experienced on mailing list and office work; at presfont with trade paper; state Address 5. Tribune office. srrrATToN WANTEDHAVE YOU A GOOD proposition to make to a. trade journal editor ol extosriersce? I am looking for a good Cut Int-CUOIL Address 0 ZI Tribune office.

ErrUATION WA NTE'DPY EX A NITC11 IN apartment building: married. 325. Tribune tt SITUATIONS WANTEDFENIALE. Bookkeepers and Clerks. SITUATION WANEDBY YOUNG LADY.

thoroughly experienced as d. a. tiookkeeper. cashier. and typewriter.

where accurate worit will be appreciated: beat city references. Address 375. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDBOOKKEEPER. LAM thoroughly competent.

ten years' experitnee, referencese from employers and auditing accountants. Address 123. 'tribune office. ErruAriox WANTED YOUNG WOMAN will take charge of collections for responsible firms. II9 La Salle.

R. 90 'honelisin 145: automatic 7539. DEATHS. varriae 0r death notices will be cabled In eon- -nod firm, without extra charge. for publication FeterParis edttion of the.

New York Herald. if tisdi ers ro request. on their notices hanng them. in: Labia to the New York s'erald di UrOptan etion. IN MEMORIAM.

memory of our son and brother who died March 29. Biel war NITCRELLOn l'Areb 29. In remembrance of i Eerl liie ao fell asleep in Jesus Oct. 2. lg to the bloom Of hor sprirgtlme she faded.

veer al and joyous light. as A her MOVrg Ii 5thr Wa shiotect -la death's cheerlese and wintry night. bark was Plea launchei cn lifest river; eefor it the gad wave rolled on. er the sun of joy brie litly illumined it. eat SCOD.

0 how soen. It was gone! Ta vain shall her youthful companions aiseet for her sweet accents of mirth. tee watch for ner footsteps; 1-aa bas passed away troinaeartli. tweet as a mare that once coned our pain, at never will be sung to us again, Is try remembrance. the hour of rest Hata come to thee, Sleep Ernie: it is best.

FROM LOVED ONES. erecews, James W. Ftleharil. AtArstes, 11iLIU1t. linghaini Frank IV.

Charle Ben C. Bergeson, coot, Edward F. Erland H. Vernon. 1Lan, Thomas.

Cull. Sadie. Lanphere. e.dwin O. ings.

John, 'Lehrman. D. rumm Neareus. John D. 'Lynam.

Mary. Lyman. Dr. John C. Presser Maso.

John. Fee Motel, Mary E. eoenst ein. M. C.

Jr. John. eareeL Bennie. Winnie. mod.

yoees G. Niurphy. Fowles. Sarah. Neenan.

alichaeL James B. Peterson, Celeste L. Gardner. 'Mary. Qu inlan.

D. E. Ord." ogee. William P. Rafferty.

Frank. Margaret A. Sagert. Chrietina. Gates.

SAhlueli Senwalbert. Mary. GfiVin. Catherine. snow.

Gertrude A. a Clara F. Spoo, Peter. eereve Raalund. Beniamin.

Traynor. John. Flannigan. Harriett. Wiederhoeft, harrington.

Richard W. ANDRE-WSJamea March 29, at 2414 N. Itavensiwood Funeral Thursday at p. from Ravenswood Coneregationel church, Interment at Roeehill. Galesburg (III.) papers please copy.

ANDREWSWilliam, March 28 husband of the lee Mrs. Andeewe. Funeral March 30, from 9126 to St. Patrick', church. thence by cars to BERGESONCharlee.

March 21. aged 4a years, iestand of Emma Bergeson. Funeral from 35 ea.pt. Wedceaday. at 2 p.

to Oakwoods. CAHILLEdward F. husband of Catherin Wl Funeral from :14128 March 31, to Nativity church. at 0:30 a. thence by cars to MCItint Olivet.

COMSTOCKMarch 2S PE Vernon Comstock, aged 33 years. Funeral notice later. New York peers please copy. CULLSadie, aged 21 years, March 27, daugh- ea, of Mienael ano Jennie Cull. Funeral Wednes- day from 21,3 E.

22d-et. to James' church. at ig a. by carriagee to Calvary. CUMMINGSJohn husband of Margaret Cum ming.

Funeral March 30. at 9 o'clock. to St. tartath's church, thence by carriages to Mount Cannel; D4ynaEDUS2-March 2St. at Deland.

John D. brether of Id. D. Dogardus ani the late H. A.

Dceardue both of this city. Funeral at Buffalo, DOWNINGWdliam aged son of Julia tinetning Funeral frarn 2819 to Mount Olivet. Date later. DRESeERInfant Pon of D. L.

and Rose Dresser, at 7126 Veintviorth-av. Funeral today to Grace-lied. EHLEAdolph S. March 27. aged 39 years, son of etimuel and Mary Ehle.

Funeral Wednesday. I a 2A3 by carriages to Rottehill. 3PPENSTEINMorris C. 3601 1:3 years 1.1 months. sort of Morris and May Eppenstein.

Funeral notice later. FARPELL-137 Dennis Farrell. aged 31 years, Funeral Wednesday at 9 a. ne to St. Gabriel'a church, by cars to Mount Olivet.

no0DMosest bueband of Julia Flood. aged 55 years, elinh-st. Funeral Wednesday It a in. to St. Brendon's church.

thence by cars to Calvary. FOWLESOn Tuesday. March 29. at reridence et ber daughter. airs E.

J. Mille. Mu S. Taylorte. Oak Park, IIL; Sarah, wife of the late Robert Fowles.

-Funeral Thursday. March SI. at 2 p. te Forte Home. Detroit and Toronto papers copy.

GALLOWAYJames March 2S. 1904, aged fie years. Funeral from his late residence. 7600 Etesneese Auburn Park. Chleaga.

3 P. Thursday, March Train leaves Rock Island piit uburn rark 2:35 p. m. Interment prilEa- GARDNERMary 6ardner. 96 years, alotber ot Elia Funeral March So.

at 8:36 p. from 1613 Ileteber-av4 to Graceland. GARRTWilliam behaved son of Patrick are Me tat Bridget Garry. brother, of James Mathew. Edward Hugh.

and the late Thomsa Garry. Funeral March 31 at 9 a. m. from febses reF 154 to Holy Family data thence by M. and St P.

Ry. to Calvary. FOREIGN MAIL SCHEDULE. FOREIGN MAILS WILL CLOSE AT CHICAGO postoffice as follows: For Spain, Portugal. Turkey.

Greece. British India, Roumania. Belgium. Caps Colony, and Lourenzo Marquez. 5 P.

In. For Cuba. 7:30 p. tn. For Alaska, 0 m.

For Manitoba. British Columbia. and Northwest Territory. p. rn.

For Austria. Denmark. Prance. Germany, Great Britain. Italy.

Norway, Netherlands, Russia. and Sweden. via S. S. St.

Louis. Thursdays March 01. 12 p. For Jamaica. West Indies.

12 n. For Costa Rica, 5 p. m. For Inagua and Hayti, 5 p. in.

For the Bahama islands, 12 p. For Turk's island and San Domingo, 12 p. Tn. For Japan. China.

and Corea, via by 0. S. Tacoma. Friday, Anil I. 9 m.

For Ireland. via S. S. Etruria. Thursday.

March al. 12 in. COYNE. Postmaster SITUATION NVANTED-13011KT(VFP'FR. OASHler, also typewriter; understand all kinds of Me work; 6 years' exp.

Address 13 SITUATION WANTEDYOUNG LADY ASSIST-ant bookkeeper and treni oftlee work: can speak German. Address 0 309. Tribune I I nnedosa 30 30 E. :01 Clo'dy Montgomery 62 66 S.E. Fair Montreal 24 32 S.W.

4,:.. Fair Moorehead 88 44 E. Clear Nashville 66 5,3 S. Clo'dy New Orleans 64 70 S. Cio'dy New York City 44 S.

Clear Nortfilk 38 44 S.E. Clear North Platte 52 68 E. Clo'dy Oklahoma 70 72 S.81. Clear Omaha 60 58 S.E. Clo'dy Oswego 84 42 Clear Palatine 68 72 S.

Clo'dy Parkersburg 50 62 S. Fair Philadelphia 33 44 s.r.. Clear Pittsburg 44 60 S.W. Clear Pueblo 62 66 W. Clear QuAppelle 28 34 E.

Tr. kClo'dy Rapid City 46 64 S.E. Tr. Rain San Francisco 'SO 52 W. .12 Clear St.

Louis 150 54 S.E. Tr. Clo'dy St. Paul 3t3 40 El Clo'dy Salt Lake City 4'2 64 S. .57 Fair an Antonio 74 84 S.E.

Tr. Clear Sault Ste. Marie 3t3 44) S.W. Tr. Clo'dy Springfield.

Ill 44 54 S.F. .02 Clo'dy Springfield. 56 60 S.E. Tr. Clo'dY Vicksburg 64 64 S.

E. Clo'dy Washington 40 46 S.F. Clear White River 82 04 S.W. Tr. Clear Wichita 64 68 S.E.

Fair 'Williston 34 36 S.E. Fair Winnipeg 26 34 N. Tr. Clear WEATHER IN CHICAGO. The temperature as observed yesterday by L.

Manasse. optician. 88 East Madison street. Tribune luilding. a as as follows: Thermometer--8 a.

42 degtees above stro; 9 a. 44; It) a. 47; 11 a 49; 12 62; I p. 57:3 59; P. itarometer--8 a.

'-'9 Zio; 4 p. 29.40 Domestics. ElTrATTON WANTEDBY FIRST CLAPS cook. laundress. in private family where 21 girl is kept; good cite wages Sti to $7.

Address :i.difiat. rear. LOST AND FOUND. SITUATION WANTEDBY NEAT. CAPABLE woman.

small American family, Pat. in. nice home. fair wages; no washing. Call 4161 top fiat.

LOSTVO REWARD FOR RETURN OF DIAmond ring lost or stolen on South Sunday evening; Itt) questions ae-ked; no prosecution. Ad. dress 143. Tribune office. STOLENLIBERAL REWARD.

NO QUESTIONS asked. for return of jewelry stolen from 1642 night of March 21. Address 1. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDBY MIDDLE AGED woman; good cook and laundress; epOres first class place.

Address MRS. KANE. 126 N. Peoria-et. SITUATIONS WANTEDFIRizT ANL, second WEEDISH.

Cottage ro mail LOSTNECK FUR. ON BETWEEN Indiana-as. and elevated station: return to cashier Auditorium Annex and receiva reward. PERSONAL. SITUATION WANTEDBY GETMAN LADY, bousework in a small family.

Address aoao bwiemtnt. city. SITITATIoN WANTEDBY AN AMERICAN lady. middle aged. liou.ework in small privatt family.

Address C. 15 N. city. SITUATION WANTED COMPETENT GIRT, for second work; 4 last place. Call 2.964 South Park-ay.

PERSONAL-450 CASH FOR RETURN OF DIAmond ring 9 tot en from gentleman on South Side Sunday evening: no questions asked; no prosecution. Address 271, Tribune office. PERSONALO. F. SEND ADDRLt--S TO POT.

ter Watch 8S Madison-st Trbune Bldg. HARRY LEON. WANTEDBY COLt-)RED GIRL reconl work: no ot.P.ctiona to country. Writ. ANNIE MATITEWS.11.2S OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.

BUSINESS PERSONALS. SITUATION A NT EDHOU FEW RK. COM petent girl. 2714 Calumet-ay. S-ITCATIONWANTEDEXCELLENT COOK by utty tot a attO.

1 Wiln tattle. SITUATION WANTEDGOOD COOK. CALL week. private. 14 Clark-at.

SITUATION WANTEP-4ENERAL HOUSE-work in small family; city refs. 5155 Corm-II-ay. Housekeepers. srruATioN WANTEDA norsricrrrER 011 companion by young widow; no small fiat A4ZIreas 574. Tribune once.

THE FOLLOWING 13URIAL PERMITS WERE I Issued yesterday by the health department; PERSONALDON'T SUFFER WITH NERVOUS 13 Ilitngton. Christina. 62; 2245 N. troubles. Electrical Vibratory treatment has March 28.

I NO EQUAL in obstinate diseases, such as chronic Brook, John 55; 156 E. Van Buren-et, March 28. constipation. neuralgia. paralysis, rheumatic con- Bogardus.

H. A. 07; 51.45 March 26 ditions. We manufacture apliances for use in Badger, Howard. 53 March 27.

your own home. Write for free booklet Hygela Copian4, Thomas 16; 70 N. Vibratory Suite 21. Auditorium Building. 1 5 March .27.

I Chicago. Connoliy, baby. 1 day; 108 Congress-st, March 28. PERSONALWITH OVER A QUARTER CEN1 Cummings, John. 49; 25 March 2S.

tury experience in manufacturing our Drop Day. Gla tM ce. 53 S. Curtis-s arch 28. Pan tooling rooms and refrigerators for hotels.

Drosin, Henrietta, 62; 301 March 27. restaurants. hospitals. florists. and private rest-Field, Henrietta -38; 85 dences.

we recommend and guarantee them. Send Follett May 20 8 Mozart-s March 28. I for catalogue or call and see a pi s. Orr 20 March '2S. Lockt-tt Hardware Ti and 73 Randolph-st Finn.

Patrick, 40: 78 W. March 23. i Fletcher. Emma. 1760 March I PERSONAL SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

MOLES. Fahel, Celia. 406 S. March 28. I warts permanently removed by the electric neeGoldmann Harold.

Maurice Porter hospital. i die: 14 years experience. AIME. STIVER. M.

March 27. I 144)7 Auditorium Tower. 'Phone 421 Harrison. BRANCH-Eta -LOCATION. VT.

11. ARNIERECHT.n. abeedeen. hours dally.to any merchant who needs a Preen M. elAktina 2.8701.

PASSAIC lattdieon-en. area. tical correspondent or advertising man; terms L. A. 3022.

J. a. a' HITEnuiera latalison-en. eve. al an hour.

Address 2n7, Tribune office. C. NV. BAKER Archer-ay. and nrith-st In A.

THAYER Madison-et. lilt E. T. RICHARDS Cottage Grove-av. 2300 E.

M. l'O XVEL.L adison-n 5. flate. SITUATION WANTED-THOROUGHLY COM-WILLIAM WEBER Cottage 2614 M. U.

Madison-at 1s. petent bookkeeper. business man. accurate. rea.

W. T. LRAUN Cottage Grove 31st. H. R.

GILLESPiE Madieon-it. b24. id, hard worker: Spanish. French. German; 20..

FELDKA MP DRUG Grove 33d. MILTON C. SMUCKERn Matlisen. W. Oakley.

Address MT. Tribure office. C. En ARSHALL Cottag Grove 35th. J.

A. JOHNSuel Madison-at-. W. 104a. T.

H. PATTERSON Cottage Grove 37th C. A. THAYER Madison-at 124e. SITUATION WANTED Al PreoKEEeepree E.

M. SIMMS Cottage 3a141 E. E. POSTER Madison Sacramento. BLOOD-WALGREN Cottage Grove- 4134 MILTON C.

SMaICILITat.Madison.W.. Homan. orcatinetcs work ing: boo checked O. U. SISFN cettage rove av 6034 H.

REUTER Madison. 40th-av, dress 0-249. ribune office. tswirictitassen urPelire.1E.rid-. CHLADEK BROS nottage eirOVO 634 C.

A. FISCHER Niadison. 424 -av. C. R.

SHERMAN Cottage Grove 6(th. A. H. SCHROEDER al dole N. Ilia SITUATION WANTED-BOOKKEEPER AND F.

J. SCHMIDT Cottage 7111 1). GEYMER Milwaunee-av. 232. accountant wants temporary work opening.

GARFIELD Center. HOTTINGER DRUG Vet writing up. auditing books 52-3. Tribune. FRANTZ MILWAUKEE-AV.

PI-1 bal. HENRY HEINE Halsted. S. SE 31st-sts. XELOWSKI DRUG CO-milwaukee-av Tine SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG MAN 23.

OF- GEO. H. BAHLFS Halsted. 37th-sta. REMUS Milwaukee-ay 95a.

flee position: R. R. temperate habits; JOH 1. COPELLN Haisted: -at. 4184).

13. PENNI NGoN CO. Atli waueee-av. a it moderate salary. Address Il 247.

Tribune office. WM. KRI C. W. WARD ZAN aleisted-st.

4a4L 1. earanac Li alEALES Mi liwlwaukee 1240 SITUATION 1088. NTED-BOOKKEEPER OR hannea G. HALLiell NI NV. P.

KNOCHE Halsted. S. tilat-it. UPTON av 14 all. collector; can operate typewriter; Al references.

OHN LYNCH eal E. OTTO J. HARTWIG 15-0. Address 298. Tribune office.

POR F. FORBTER RIC -Indiana -a 35th-st. BROS 11 43. SITATION WANTED-THOROU GHLY CO- i. N.

afith-st. MAX Milwaueee-av 173L retent bookkeeper and general office man of 30; CLARK LARGE Indiana-av 4059. CHAa. A. 1401.

T. HITCHCOCK Indana-av. 4.3d-st. GEO. H.

DE WITZ 2404. best of interview solicited. 0 254. Tribune. GEO.

XV. Indiana-ay. 47rh-st. WOHLD 74a. SITUATION WANTETE7LSHIPPING CLERIC.

IN W. BODEMAN Lake-av. 50th-st C. R. GREENER anorth-ava Snit.

a machine shop: man. 26; 5 years expert- J. SIMMS 2203- W. G. El El W.

SST. once. Address 0 273. Tribune office. JOSEPH S.

3313 HENRY SCHAPER 1340. C. JoHNSTONE So. Chicago-av Is a a BP-OS errrATION WANTED-MAN. 25 YP S.

OLD; HARRISON PHAR State Harrison. STEPHieN F. ADE 191 caahier. bookkeeper. R.

R. and rem office expo- M. MOFFETT State. in. Archer-an, la DEGFN illite rtence.

Address 0 250. Tribune office. HOWK BIGNOLD letate st 22a0. C. an BRONX B64).

SIMMONS State-st 2727. J. A. STEWART 475. Salesmen.

Solicitors. Etc. H. J. El 3160.

E- w- w1I-sn'N. FARRAR'S PHAR a en ay. Taylor-sit. ErrrATION 'WANTED-EXPERT EXPERT- BRYAN DAWSON 82a5 etate-st- ite7. RANKIN WHITE-.

State-at re- ie. Reth-pl. H. H. CRAWSHAW Deden-av 13,49.

encel manager of demonstrating crews. and Gina nOLLINGER antil. le VOCE 13irti. ernicialty salesman with years of suec-essful exLOUIS KING ntate stn. c' C.

THIEL Ogden-ay. lreaa Verience introducing good5 with new and orlginal JOHN DIETZ atate-st S. 4444. F. S.

WILSON Tayior system. which guarantees placing the goods and B. F. B. wee S.

ARONSON Taylor. W. Loomis. creating immediate repeating bueintes. thereby C.

E. KREYSSLER State. List-sta. EDWIN S. BERNARD-Taylor.

W. Roben. making profits pay advertising expenses as work E. J. PAINTER State-st- S.

5501 J. ROBIN. TaYlor Pauline-eta. progresses. is open for engagement with good.

te- H. WEIGAND State. S. 0, SMITH 'Buren Aberdeen. liable firm April 1st M.

A. HARPER stony Island-ay BRONSON SONS V. Buren. W. Centel If you have meritorious good.

and monev to F. McQUILLEN 7301 A. J. KECIERING Buren. W.

Laths- push them I have the system and can rut them H. D. BROcK Vincennes-raga. METROPOLITAN PHARMarehneld Buren. to thte front: can furnish gilt edge.

undisputable A. M. Wabasn Harrison st. J. C.

RUSCH V. Buren. V. references from former employers; fakers and O. F.

FISCHER anneana ga Italian. P. B. n.MILLI Van Buren Western. grafters please keep off.

Addreets E. A. FISHER. I. A.

PATTERSON it. H. GIDDINGS Van Buren-et. 1035. Inet W.

let flat. Chicago. Ill. FRED ZEMNEP 2600. E.

KELLETT V. Buren R. H. WHEELER Walla -le 32d -etc ECH ROEDER VA- SITUATION WANTED BY HUSTLING. EX- LOUIS KING "nal aeLWentworth-av.

BRACIIT V. Puren.W.. Kearns. perienced salesman of 35, with a first class house: C. TIIRNQUIST 245n.

in NI -SCOTT N. trea salary and commission basis: willing to work hard C. G. KNIGHT Wertworth-av 2i101. eCHROEDEB BRos Weetern-ay bed.

and carry samples; speaks Engliele and GPMISTI: A. E. HISS Wentworth-av. 31a A. GABERT rail particulars by letter; a hustler.

Address IF 614. J. DIETZ BEG Wentworth-air F. W. THoNEAS western.

Jacks. a Tribune office. J. IV. Wentworth-ay.

43d. FHAPH-to 179. R. J. Wentworth-ay.

enittr. SILVERBERG 304. SITUATION NVANTED--SALESIIA-N. EXPERI- H. A.

HENRY Wentworth-ay. C3d. B.OEsCH SALCBERT.12th-st. W. 514.

need young man, in grocery or merchandise I. V. BRUNS. Wentworth-ay. at 67th.

BEHRENS bid. trade, salary or commIssion; best of ref. Address E. G. COATES Wentworth-avn ar gene BRUNO H.

GOLL W. Aahlana. 0 273. Tribune office. A.

F. KASPER 2tith-en. Princeto PATERA 12th-st, 837. A. E.

KLOTZ Ca nal. -sta. F. BEHRENS lath. Western-air SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG MAN.

25. AS orro RTEMANN 29th indiana av L. P. LARSEN lath. W.

Kedzie-av. city salesman. colleetor: outside work; expert-NV. F. HERMAN 81st-st.

Calumet-ay. J. L. LORIMER 12th-ott 1912. 'rice.

Addrees 049. Tribune office. a G. W. BOULTON E.

233. A STA MNI 12t 40taame, SITUATION WANTED-FIRST CLASS G. F. BERNIELE 35th. Wood-sts.

E. C. aCklUSTER lath-at-. MIL her salesman. city and railroad trade.

is open for M. alcAlIDLE 37ih-at. Phndes av A. ROSENWALD Interview. Address 259.

TrIbune office. G. S. FRANK Calumet-ay. It.

A. 1-1-AC ENER 14th NV a Loorni S. P. FRANK. El's-av 40I7 JAMES GUTHRIE 14th-st.

603. SITUATION WANTED-TRAVELING SALESE. C. KEN TON 410-st. 45.

L. F. ALEXA 664. man: 2 yrs. best refs.

i 200, Tribune. H. STEINKRAES 43.1-at. Lake-ay. J.

O. wisyEIN 989. VON BAOHELLE 43d-st. Entn-av. J.

S. LINK 649. Trades. orro FORGES Wabash-ay. E.

H. WOLTETISDORF-21st-st 900- H. B. COLE Langley-ay. E.

M. WARHANIK 22d. Leavitt-eta srruAylom WANTED-DRAFTSMAN: GRAD- JOHN CONRAD A Lake-ay. JOHN J. CHNVATAL 22d-st.

W. 1343. trate electrical engineer; experienced in test KENWOOD HOT. Kenwood-av J. a.

MATTAS 224-sa W. 1a43 work; wants position at moderate salary. AdH. B. KEM1 aath-st.

Evans-ay. T. V. viLim 1620. chess 0 207.

Tribune office. E. C. DATTN 47th Champlain ay. J.

S. STILES 1812. 47thad. Grand-blva, D. J.

en eiAN 2170. SITUATION WANTED-EXPERT PRINTER; BECK PHARMACY 47th St. Lawrence. a. KAPZIGAN 87.

experienced superintendent and desk man seeks 'en- R. ENGEL 'Union at, LI. CLARISSEY GM permanent situation; strictly first class. Address at. MEYER e1st and Indiana-ay- 0 209.

Tribune office. C. S. --net and Grand-blvd. KORTH DIVISION.

SITUATION WANTED-BY CUTTER AND DE H. C. 51st-st, NV 1101. practical in every branch of the bueiness A. J.

Elaine 1 st-st Mg. H. II W. Ashland. rieht man for small manufacturer.

Address 40 C. E. CRESS Ell-st. 157. Brancbes.

la0Cattell. M. ALLInT Addison. 1241I. 2.30.

Tribune office. G. SLPETERSEN Washington-av 0 J. W. E.

HOLLAND-Path-et. Madison-a 1... SITUATION WANTED BY FLORIST AXE SAGE CO 391. ve HIGH SCHOOL PHAR vegetable gardener, experienced in all branches 3, O. VAN NICE Ashland and Gratrelanta R.

R. BOW EN. IWO- Address 378. Tribune office. PEOPLE'S DRUG STOREBelmont.

at Boyne. J. B. STEELE A. P.

BERNHARDT 13ati. SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRST' CLASS ME S. J. GILL E- 074. p.

FISCHER titan atawr Winthrop charical draftsman with technical education an ISTINE J. M. noorvELL Prairie-ay. a E. VOIGT Center Bissell-ste.

great experience. Address 0 307. Tribune office. JI WEINER tioth-st. Center-ay.

in IL LADISH PORTLAND PHA Pen Waehington-av. In HESSELROTt Chicago-ay. Sedgevica SITUATION WANTED-MECHANIC. AGE 27, 1 ALLENS PHAR.MACY elst.st. irtr.

ring-ay. It. J. BATE Clark. Ohio-eta years' exp.

experimental and assembling. goo( J. A. KAERWER T. F.

Huron-sta. bench or machine handn refs. 0 264, Tribune. WL REX PHARNI.AcY taid-st nao J. A.

LOVELESS -Clark Superior-sts. PHARMAcIr 425 J. A. BUTTS' Clark. Chestnut ATION NV ANTED BY ENGINEER: MAX FCIII-LZ W.

12'21. PLAZA PlEaRMAC North-ay. years' experience; can make all rerairs; best ol A. C. WILLIAMS ITCWIL LUZERNE PHARMACY Clark.

references. Address 303. Tribune office. E. H.

ELLIOTT tiath-st. Honore. F. aCHRAGE Clark. NVebster.

SITUATION WANTED-DRAFTSMAN; ME. GEO. RITTER 450. J. SCHMITT Clark Arlington-pl.

chanicai graduate: first clasp roan on gas eriginee CADY. C9th-st W. (I01. O. BARTLING Clark.

8: Halsted. MANES REID ta00. G. S. ORTH Clark, az Addison.

a bil Address 0 205. Tribune nice. an omo es. E. S.

Horys 71st-st. 42a. J. T. GARDNER Clark.

Wilson-aet. SITUATION a WANTED-CARPENTER. E. A. TILLMAN SON- Colee-av.

J. C. BEHNKE 1249. per day: trimming or repairing. 720 W.

Congress. B. A. SPEES 79th-et. Normal-ay.

ALVIN H. LEESER Clark. I4S2. A. T.

WHEELER -79th-et. Lowe-ay. LOUIS MARNITZ- Clark. 17na. SITI5ATI-EiNS IVANTED--cHEen COOK: WIFE EtaSTER AVE PHAR Clarle 8584.

second; city or country. Address 0248. Tribune. H. A.

THOMPSON Clark. 4773. LOU'S WICKERT. Cleveland-av. 371 Boone Servants.

WEST DIVISION DR. EDWARD Clybourn Carrabea. SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPERIENCEI LEERING PH ARMACY.Clybourn -av VS. houseman and valet; city ref. 0 lea.

Tribune. J. M. HORN Diversev-talva. Branches.

Location. AUGUST LUNDWALL Division-ran 229. SITUATION WANTED-JAPANESE-13bl TC DLNET 2nta A L. COPPoCK- Evantton Barry-ave. do housework: cannot cook.

0 It.05. Tribune. P. FREUND Armitage-ay to62. a.

F. ELETTNER 1914 SITUATION WANTED-lioUSEMAN OR BET S. ROSE NFEL 1123. A. T.

FLEISCHER Evanston-ay. 1974, W. F. BAESLAU Ilaa. R.

VOGELSANG ..6.5. ler; German: city refs. Address .1 15a. Tribune. KAPFUS BROS Armitage-av le23.

an E. teleaLZa Halsted. Center. FITUATION NV-ANTED-PT FIRST CITASS BET A. H.

SCOTT. 'N' 2.15. y. P. FLANNERY liaisted Diveree7 ler.

City ref. Address 332. Tribune office. a. M.

BYRLID Ashlan4 and Monroe-it O. J. DUKE Halsted-et 935. J. PLATTS Ashla 1 leen.

HEALEY Halsted-0n 9S3. ni Coachmen. Teamsters, Etc E. E. ERHN Relment-ava 322.

li ERM A FRY Halsted-sta 11.ne Bel NV 'W. CHRISTF.NSEN-Haisted-st. 1748. SITUATION WANTED-FIRST CLASS COACH L. WM.

CA A. GRIMM Bl us mont-9v W. 10a. 453. J.

R. VAHLTEICH DIM. man. married. no children; understands care ol C.

DAHM Blue Islarnl-av W. G. MARK 20341 fine horses, carriages. and harness thoroughly; 11' A M. D.

ISTAIGER Island 14th. PELLACK BROS Lincoln Beiden-ava. years Ne. I Chicago reference; leaving prewar' J. PEI Blue li Lincoln Wrightwood employer on account eet gentleman closing stable W.

A. PLICE California. Polk. PETER MERZ George-st. sober.

honest. and willing to work; city or sub. Pa O. California Jackson, SCHREINER Lineoln Relmont-avs. urb.

Address 122 Tribune office. AUGUST 134. C. R. PIGFENIAN.

Lincoin a Cornelia-ave. C. G. FOUCEK EL. 15S6.

JOHN HOTTINGER- 224 SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRST F. WREDE. Chi. Vet, CUY LER PIE A RM coachman. married.

no children: wife is firs W. H. BIERMANS1. Voi. HANOVER Beta class cook and laundress and would take positio HENRY SCHMIDT NV.

567 rt. Inneoln-ava 2520 together; city or suburbs; good rentrencee. Ad CHAS. I. MA I i HAM BERNAVER SON North Hudson -airs.

dress 0 192. Tribune office. F. E. FA LKENIT.

ERG 6S8. HElaNIAN FRY lel. SITUATION WANTED BY GERMAN COACH GRAESsLE-KOEHLER-Chicaeo-ava 749. Ir X. DIEDEN North-ay.

O. C. EBINGER Ito; HERMAN etY North-av. 354. man; unlerstands the care of horses and car H.

J. ADIS 1770. THE In e-E PHAR Northav 35d. riages; good driver; willing to be generally useful R. W.

ALLEN ChiChicago-acago-ay. WIELAND PHA 418. best refetences, Address 2a6. Tribune office. J.

RITTER 'Eq. I- J. WESSMAN Oak Town.end-sts. SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN: GOO! O. SISSON 502.

0, W. ARTZ Pnclna Webster-ava all around man: wilitng and obliging; carefe J. E. 3IURBACH 333. DR.

NV. S. GATES V2.95 E. Ravenew.d Pk. driver.

and goad worker; single; young; good refs L. A. ELISBERG Division-se. Nan. Ea-a L.

E. BA NGART E. Ravenswood Park- Address I-1 302 Tribune office. E. J.

REISS Division-st 76t ay. EELLACie nirtos IV. 421. a. E.

JEWEL E. Ravenswood SITUATION WANTED-BY SINGLE YO1 IT1 Cl. G. NEWTON Erie. Noble-st.

ay. Greenleaf-st. man as coachman; good all around man; willin G. W. Ce and av atel.

F. O. SCHMIDT ROFC00 Robey.s.w.coe arid obliging. careful driver; city or sublet); cit ERENN'S PHARMACY-Grand-ay. 2-s2.

F. C. KUR7 Rueh-st. Walton-pl. references.

Address 515. Tribune Mee. P. J. BEHRENS 121.

O. Seminary Barry-ave. R. J. LIVESEY Geene-av S4a.

OGDEN GROVE PHAR. aheffield-av left SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN AN; A. ROMANO 1ST. A. N.

112F, ch.ffield-av.. $45. general work in private family. by a scale! O. BEIYING Jarkson.

AD. Webster-ava young. single German; understands h's busines JOHN P. LEE lialeted-st- 200. NV E.

POUDER nheridan-road. Bain thoroughly; careful driver; city ref. Li 34.19. Tribun H. A.

BleClio Er 741, ea. L. BERGER Scuthport-av. Roscoe. E.

BEHRENS Halsted -st. GRFEN w-ziqvR etate SITUATION WANTED COLORED F. X. RIVARD HartiWYM Loomis. C.

O. Pee man. '20 years exp. with horses: bandy roue F. FISKE 150.

r74, aVetlie. Oak-ate. the house with too is: very best South Sid J. 1. STRAW 1044.

H. A EILBORN Wells. Taielsinn. C. 3157 Groveland-av.

0. W. SPAULDING Harrieton.W. Oakley G. A.

MARIs. 1.1.ells. nchiller. SITUATION WANTED FIRST CLASS BAP Et A. BARBER Irving Pal k-bd-W 0:3 BA Ag Wells.

a Ramada man; strictly sober and reliable; reference. J. NEW NI A Jaekson-blvd. Hoyne. B.

1.. EGOS Wells-ate. 74L FEE 453 State. A. MONACO Jefferson.

Ewing. G. FRANK st. 551. SUBURBAN.

SITUATIONS NVANTED BY MARRIED NIA RICHMOND PHAR6 Kedzie-av 24o as coachman and gardener: wife an leuwiren J. 0 AUETH HANSEN In- le at Branches LocatIon. no family; references. Address 537. Tribune.

J. M. Sr. JOHN Lake. Pauline.

L. N. FENNE AVOnCiatey 111. E. A.

HOLROYD Lake. Weetta er, P. C. OPERMEIER -Berwyn. SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN AN F.

JR Lake. W. Campbell. GEO. ENGELLAND 'nue Island.

gardener, country or suburb: single; refs. A ie i ARTHUR HNSEL Lake-st. NV. Inn. W.

CARPENTER Downer's Grove. dress 0 230. Tribune office. T. W.

SOLLITT Lake. Francisco. L. J. DtGDALE Evanston.

S-ITUATION WANTED-COACHMAN-SINGE CEPIT DRUG CO Leate.W.,& Sacramento. 11, E. CHANDLER Evanston. Germen suburbs preferred: good all arauni W. A.

G. L. NN CO Lke a XV ALBERT LARO Kedzie-av. A. S.

GREENE Welland Park. long references. Addrees 0 22a. Tribune office. aiie At Iloinan.av.

4N Highland Park. L. C. HATCHEK ratite-et. 401.

NV. NI. PRtWN La Grange. alTfrATION WANTED-Pr EX CO A CH MAa PIERCE Lake-st- 2081. Av EO.

REDFORD Niaywood. single; good refs. Address 501. Tribune. Ni er iCLURE I awna.e-atan 12a 3 OAKS Oak Park.

GEO SELMER. 'M. I tonante; oak Park. SITTATION NeANTED BY A FIRST-CLAi alcKELLIGAN OTTEN-Madson-sta 50, wrreaaaarte A r)RT-c; co Winneiles. coachman; Englah: best of refe.

33C7. Tribun DELL CO Madison-an. 27S. I e. enoteeme SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN: FOE F.

M. C. NV. BAKER E. T.

RICHARDS ILLI A WEBER hours daily. to any merchant who needs a ID racMal correspondent or advertising man; terms ill an hour. Address 11 2(l7. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDTHOROUGHLY COMpetent bookkeeper.

busine.s man. accurate. rapid. hard worker, Spanish. French.

German; 320, Address 517. Tribure office. EITUATION WANTEDTRAVELING SALES-man: 2 yrs. best refs. i 200, Tribune.

Trades. srruATIoN WANTEDDRAFTSMAN: GRADuate electrical engineer; experienced in test work; wants position at moderate salary. Ad-Mess 0 24)7. Tribune Mee. SITUATION WANTEDEXPERT PRINTER; experienced superintendent an desk man seeks permanent situation; strictly first class.

Address 0 209. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDBY CUTTER AND DEeIgner. practical in every of the buAness; richt man for small manufacturer. Address 0 230.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY FLORIST AND vegetable gardener. experienced in all branches. Address 378. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTEDBY FIRST CLASS 51Echarical draftsman with technical education and great experience. Address 0 307. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDMECHANIC. AGE 27, years' exp.

experimental and good bench or machine band; refs. 0 264, Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY ENGINEER: 15 years experience; can make all rerairs; beat of references. Address 303. Tribune office.

SITUATION NITANTEDDRAFTSMAN; MEchanical graduate: first class man on gas engines and automobiles. Address 0 200. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDCARPENTER. 50 per day: trimming or repairing.

720W. Congress. IITITfATIONS WANTEDCHEF. COOK: WIFE second; e1t or country. Address 248.

Tribune. House Servants. SITUATION WANTEDBY EXPERIENCED houseman and valet; city ref. 0 Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDJAPANESE BOY.

TO do housework: cannot cook. 0 105. Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDlioUSEMAN on BUTler German: city refs. Address 153.

Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDPT FIRST CLASS BUTler. City ref. Address 332. Tribune lattice.

Coacilmen. Teamsters, Ete. SITUATION WANTEDFIRST CLASS married. no children; understands care of fine horses. carriages.

and harness thoroughly; 15 years' No. I Chicago reference; leaving presrnt employer on account 'of gentleman clooing stable: sober. honest. and willing to work; city or suburb. Address .1 122.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDBY FIRST CLASS: coachman. married. no children; wife is first class cook and laundress and wouid take position together; city or suburbs; good Address 0 192. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED BY GURMAN um-let-stands the of h4-yee5 and cars riages; good driver; willing to be generally useful; best refezencesi Address Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDAS COACHMAN: GOOD all around man: wilitng and obiiging; careful driver, and good worker; single; young; good refs Address 3402. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDBY SINGLE YOUNG man as coachman; good all around man; willing and obliging. careful driver; city or subir city references.

Address 1515. Tribune ince. SITUATION WANTEDAS COACHMAN AND general work in private family. by a sober. young.

single German; understands hls business thoroughly; careful driver; city ref. Li 309. Tribune SITUATION WANTED COLORED 20 years exp. with horses; bandy round the houss with tools; very best South Side. C.

3157 Groveland-ay. SITUATION WANTED FIRST CLASS BAPN man; etrfrtly sober and reliable; reference. 1.LtFEE. 453 State. SITUATIONS WANTED HY MA MUFTI MAN as coachman and gardener: wife an Isundresa: no family; references.

Address 537. Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDAS COACHMAN AND gardener, country or suburb; single; refs- dress 0 2311. Tribune Mee. SITUATION WANTEDCOACHMANSINGLE German.

suburbs preferred; good all around; long references. Address 0 22S. Tribune office. SITUATION WA NTEDRY EN CO a CH MAN: good reds. Address 501.

Tribune. SITTATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS coachman; best of ref.i. J3C7. Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDAS COACHMAN: FOUR 8 SITUATIONS WA NTEDIS FT.I A BUR: COI- PLR will care for house durine otener's absence; man employed during day.

Address 0 214. SITUATION WANTEDAS WORKING HOUSE. keeper by trustworthy woman; teople employed preferred. 34414 Indiana-ay. Tel.

6913 Douglasheasnatresses and Dressinkeirs. SITUATION WANTEDIT CLASS FRENCH dressmaker. formerly of Eieleie. perfect titter. latest styles street.

solute gowns. shirtwaist suits, by day or home. MADAME MAROVLEN. 3623 Ellis Park. near Cottage Grove.

SITUATION WANTED BY A COMPFIEN't dressmaker: 15 years' practical expert cutter. Mier. and designer. also remodeling: best ref. Lunch only.

Address 534. Tribune dies. SITUATION WANTEDBY SEAMSTRESS IN family where one is kept: good dressmaker: beet references. Groveland-av. '11 GASTONMargaret A.

wife of late Thomas times, Harriett 84; Oak Park. March 25. Gastm. Funeral from 3:227 Wal March Hatsch, Rosa, 26; 452 Lynda March 27. 11 at Haglund, Benjamin.

28; 217 Cuyler-av March 27. GATESSamuel, aged 65 'years, beloved hus- Hart. Huida, 42; 4926 S. March 26. bud of the late Marie Gates, and father of Harry.

fresh, Joseph, 44: 36 Maud-st. March 27. 'Hattie, Florence. and Mrs. Charles Lichtenstadt.

Ingham, Frank 1515 27. Pura Frilay, April 1, at 2 p. from late rest- Koztowski, Adam. 22 h2'32 HOUS1.011-411.. March 27.

limice, 826 N. by carriages to came- King, Albert 47 Washington wrY of Bethel. March 27. GAVINCathPrine. wife of Michael Gavin.

Klock. Clara. 1 day; 327 N. March 23. ruzeral from 21069 Thursday.

at 9:30 6 months; 127 W. PERSONALIT IS THE BIAS ABDOMINAL Supporter you need. If you cannot call and sea demonstration send stamp for illustrated booklet. Dept. 1S2 Chicago.

PERSONALSTUBBORN AILMENTS. IRREGUlarities. and ladies' diseases; cures agreeable treatment; office and home treatment equally effectual. Dr. Trude'.

Its7 Dearborn, R. 305. PERSONALROACHES. BUGS. RATS EXTER SITCATION WANTED-110 E.

3Z.TH-ST.., ored lady. 1 plain sewing. 1 day's work. to 1. brtdget's church.

by cars to Mount daughter of George D. ara Harietta Godfrey. aged 2 years. March 23. funeral Thursday at 1 v.

m. from 1.0i.12 W. aarrtages to Waidhetm. :EAGIXN.D-13enj.. husband of Tillie Haglund, Pi orates.

March 27. I minated trout your premises Under guaranteed Kent. Corine C. 6 months; 5726 Ash land-av. i contract.

Call, write. or phone Wabash March 27. FREDERICK PERES SE CO. 427 State-st. Lund.

John 4S: 45S N. Leavitt-st March '2'5. I Martin, Elisheth. 7S; 221 N. March 27 1 PERSONALCHIROPODIST: CORNS.

25C Magory. Patrick. 52; 34 S. Throop-st, March 23. 1 ingrown nails and all had cases a specialty.

Mueller, Edward 75 March 27. Prof.Wm.Emanuel. ND Nyabash-av. Phone 2121 C. Nowicka.

John 82; St. Agnes sanitarium. March 2S. PERSONAL HYPNOTI INSIIITERESTED I call or send for literature. The De Laurence Institute of Hypnotism.

buite 4. 344 Mich.gan-av. earsuneriWdnedavg from 217 to Mission Nowak, Stanislawa. 4745 March 27. HANNVIAN Hatriett.

wife of Peter Hannigan. Olson. Agnes, 33: 294 W. March 25. Washburne-ay.

Oliver. 1 1 2i Olive-sv March 27 March 27. Olson. Agnes, 33: 294 W. Ere-st March 25.

Oliver. J. 10; 123 March 27 Nowak, Stanislawa; 4745 Al 2 91 SITUATION' 'MA NI-EnBY rnmwr. cirEEPIntelEsent. refined.

educated young trained nurse. as nurse and companion to Invalid lady or, rentleman: best city aini Dr. wages $10... Address Ii Tribune ofnee. srruATIox WANTEDA liable young young 1 Mita for 'walking will mend and tiara; highest referenets.11242.Tribune.

SlTrATIc)N a specialty. Address 211 Dtarborn-av. l'bons nurse. North 1431. COACH-man.

PERSONALHAIR. MOLES. RFD NOSE: PIM. pies. scar s.

a Electrolysis. N. Y. Electrolysis 39 city. PERSONALSHOES FOR THE LAME.

DOCtors recommend them. bond for catalogue. Chicago. Laund SITrATTON NTEDWA SHINCI AND cleaning; first clite tete. -44 Cottage Grove.

too eat. PERSONAL REAUTIFUL COMPLEXIONS guaranteed: all imperfections of the face removed. I)R. TOMPKINS. 102 Auditorium Bldg.

PERSONALC. P. JOHNSON. IRS 4th floor. painless chiropodist and foot specialist.

PERSONA LCHIROPODIST: CoRNS. IN-grown nails a specialty. R. 6. IS4 Dearbofn.

Orwig. Ruben O. 72. 5525 28. Prusa.

Eliska. 12 days; 10101 S. Putlok. 2: 9417 March 28. Peterson.

Hans. 63: 153 March 26. Ritz, John, 59; 1657 March 19 Rust. Elizabeth, 16: b7 March 27. Shumanski, Michels, 61; 102 N.

March 26. Stelzer. 24; Cook County Insane asylum. March 26. Simpson.

Elizabeth. 69; 5616 March 29. Stone. Allison 44; 27S4 N. Lincoln-at.

March '27. Stump. Jakub. 62: 659 Dickson-at. March 27.

Sager. Christina, 69; 974 March 27. Domanico, 191 March 2S. Schwakbert, Mary, 54; 11 March 29. Sullivan.

Patrick. 40: 6734 March Thomas. Ellen, 60; 108S. March 26, Wiersen. Rev.

54: 2445 March 26 Zdep, John. 7 months: 43 March 241. Astenta AVanted. WANTEDENERGETIC WOMAN TO TRArEL on Cary to got agents for 1.1114-rica. Itne of gootis.

Corset and Skirt Vortts. Ann Arbor. Nile h. i i COACH-man; IIARRINGTONMarch 25. at El Paso.

Richard W. son of the late John C. and Kate C. harringten. Funeral from his late residence.

370 Ogget. Wednesday. March 30. at 9:30 a. to Role Name cathedral.

Interment in Calvary cemtery. BEALYRichard, March 2S. bebved husband of Margaret Healy. nee Murphy, aged 55 years, father of Rittle. Frank, Anna.

Alia, Richard, MIL Arno Byrrre, Mrs. L. Podesta. brother of Andrew Ray, and Idris-. J.

McGee. Funeral Thursday. M.airds 31, at 9 a. rie. Diem late residence.

933 to Viellation church, where high mass will be celebrated, by carriages to 41th-st. depot, thence by ear to Mount Olivet. Member of Police-tens Benevolent association. iNGIIAMFrank Wallace Ingham, son of the 2te Ccil. David Ingham.

of pneumonia. March 27. at 6:15 a. at his residence. 1515 Michigan-ay.

Tae remains will he sent to Farmington. to be buried in Riverside cemetery beside those of his beloved parents. Funeral eervices Thursday. March 31, at above residence at 12:30 P. tn.

JONI'S. Ben aged 52 years, at Dr. Streeter's bemital. Chicago. March 21.

Funeral private from tett-dente of his father. J. Russell Jones. 2108 Thursday, at 2 P. m.

Ptease omit towers. JOHNSONErland Richard. Mareh 2. husband S. Pf Gentle Johnson.

Fun sral from 5937 S. Halsted1Jarch 81 at 10 a. by cars to Dakhill. LANEThomas huhared of Johanna Lane. FuPend alerch 30, from 2173 at 9:2,0 a.

In. to St. Bridget'a church. thence by cars to Plount Olivet. lesPital.

Chicago. March 29. Funeral private from riot-dent, of his father. J. Russell Jones.

210.8 1-Itehigan-aso Thursday. at 2 p. m. Ptease omit sowers. JOHNSON-BrIand Richard.

Mareh 29. hueband et Gerrie Johnson. Fun sral from 5937 Halsted- It. lilarch 81. at 10 a.

rn by cars to Ofikhill. LANE-Thomas. husband of Johanna Lane. Fu- Pito Si. Brid get a Beral March 30.

from n971 cl at a. ur 1 enoe 'want Olivet. oars to DOI SEHOLD GOODS. REMOVAL SALETHE ENTIRE CONTENTS of our tine furniture store, consisting of brass and iron beds, dressers. fancy chairs.

and rockers; sanitary couches, pads, and elastic felt mattresses; must be sold at once, rtgardless of cost; will exchange. 6 5 E. open evenings. COACH-man. Stenographer.

SITUATION WANTFD BY 'EXperienced lady Smith Premier operator; salary CO. 412. Tribune thee. SITUA lION WANTEDSTEN013PAPHER: Remington or Oliver; permanent position. Address 1:48.

Tribune aiice, SITUATION WANTEDPY EXP. YOUNG LADY as stenegraphr and bookgteper r.r lrvate beeretary: refs. Address P. O. Boa s4.5.

SITUATION WANTED BY LADY STENOGrapher; several years experience; good speihr; S. P. operator: Peary $141. I. 414.

Tribune SITUATION l'HER. ()ince assist; 3 no agencies: dress 143. Tribune SITUATIAN WANTEDCUM PET r. NT. CAPAbie etenoglapher; 4 yarf txpfrieree: $12.

Iteference. Aidress. 0 27(1, Tribune ()Wee. Ad- SITUATION WANTED-13Y COMPETENT STEnograeher; ranA Remn onerapir good referenceq: F12. AddreA9 0 243.

otfl SITUATION WA NTEDUNPETn7 STFNeK3RAjhcr; rapid. aecurate.A1 SITUATION WA NTEDEXPER it7Nc; LAD? sten. and typist; home Tribune. giTUATICIN rapher: 4 Tears' exp. Address 0 1:22.

Tribune. SITUATION NV A NT FDro MPFTENT STEuograt)t 6 $13. 0 311. Tribune. Miscellaneous.

SITUATION qualified. experienced. high class trim. mer and designer witiva rtspezielble with seleet after April leitr; highest reterencet. Siddress 0 Tribuns years in lat Mace: city 0229.

Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDAS COACH- NIA- ON South Side; young man: Swedish. Halsted. SITUATION WANTEDAS COACHMAN; REF. 1 014 With-st.

TYPEWRITERS. RI1ERS. TYPEWRITERCLEARANCE SALEGREAT sAcRIFICEWe are selling at is than cost our surplus etock of new and co nd hand typewriters. Remingtons. $15 up: Manhattans brand new.

$15 to $ZA); and all others in proportion. F. S. Webster Company. Department 13'd SITUATION WANTEDYOUNG WOMAN.

CON. nected with University of Ch Waren. would chaperon young' rirt to EuroTbe this slimmer. or small linguist: has traveled titenrively. Address 244.

Tribune oflice. Stenoltraphers. SITUATION WANTED STENOGEAPHER: competent; 5 yeArie excerlence; ealary $Ilh Addrepa 0 54) Tribune ottice. gl-TrATION WANTED BY COMPETENT begthner; email salary. L.Tribne.

RENIINfITON. SMITH PREMIER. AND ouvrrt at your 10 la price. Aleo ail other trinkets 'knows'. Rtrital $2 per month aria up.

Expert repairthc ROCK NV ELL-RA RN ES lit17-2tt9 abae City. MARRIAGE LICENSES. ANTIQUE FURNITURE. --so-- ALSO THE COUN-8Y CLERK ISSUED PERMITS TO FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER. wed to the following couples yesterday, the par- UPHOLSTERING.

tics living In Chicago where no place of residence BEINKEN SCHRANINI. 241 N. State-st. is giver Age. Telephone N.

952. Eetahlished IS90. Harry B. Warner, Amelia Diskey 23-21 FOR SALE-FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. George Solberg.

Lee Hulntington 3d-35 consisting rugs. parlor. library. dining. and bed- es Ja Merl St ra th non Eleanor De Coste 21-19 Ha- rrY 0.

Cook, Edna Wikins os--19 room furniture. efiat also fine Knabe Wan. 4148 Thomas Calu. John Funkenheimer. Rosana Banyan n2 25 Adolph Stuenkel.

Adelina Piss no-oo 1.11.7ST SELL BEFORE APR. 1ST. ALL TH LANTHE RE-Edwin O. Lanphere. March 28.

at Nei a Hallstrom, Betty Iljorklund 40-24 fine furniture of every descrintion: very tsankakee. Ill. Interment at Coldwater. Mich Andrew Lundquist. Ernma C.

Davis 35-24, also elegant mahogany piano. South Park-ay. LER-RMAN-D. I. husband of Pernerdine Lehr- Peter.

Lichoner. Lizzie Kolb I PAY CASH FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS. CON- traIrma. March 25. aged b3 years.

Fun March arch 30. Richard Ro1h. Augusta Deck tents of fiats. hotels. and dealers' etocks.

HILL- soo thank. thence to St at 9 a nn. to St. Alphonsus .1,13 ren H. Leuthold.

Hilda A. Emel Wilson Rounds. ne3-'32 mAN. 503 W. Madison-et Tel.

Monroe :310. Fd L. Heneley. Kathryn 0 lioriface. Barry G.

Kimme, Nella Snider I PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR FURNI to es leral notice -ono V3 ticox-avo March 29. lorge Thompson. Bridget T. Greene 23-24 ture of flats. hotels.

and dealers' stocks. 'Phone s. Ftank L. Peterson. Elizabeth R.

Coughlin 24-18 Monroe 592. DEWAR. 381 Madison-sr. ante YMAN- at the NDr. ew England churcho laterhn Chester.

at the German- Zdenry er Meyer, Barrington, Ida Rohl 122 FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF SEVEN ROOM an, hosni Jtal. Manh 29, 191'4. Funeral Del aartreserv--pl. Jomhn te altach. Anela Marl 2- 2343 ices fiat ali outside rooms; with or without lease.

Sg 23-18 alumet, oaturday. ill p. rn. Burial at Knut T. Anderson.

Eva Johanson 2Q-24 cheap. Flat Northampton. Mass. lsan Francisco and North- William F. Den ory Luna Pee Eseington 27-24 FOR SALE-FURNITURE.

CURTAINS. BED- 5arripton pavers please conv James Holton. Mary Elizabeth Head ding. china. silverware, and pictures.

2d flat. ASON -John. at Englewood Union hospital Howard Stanley skinner. Verna Belle Star- 875 Dearborn-av 19 years. Funeral March 30.

i wood 21-s20 FOR SALE-ELEGANT DINING TABLE. QUA R- i ma at Ma Qandll 24. aged rie Methodi lmore Jennie Bell 43-41 St Episcopal chapel Wilson Gi. ter sawed oak Apply to Janitor. 1659 Barry-av trial at Oakwouids.

Wilhelm Forst, Emma Pihera MORN-In aioarnia, 1 Wtle Albert Kuttbaus, Matte Louisa Loh 25-24 FOR SALE-FURNITURE; OAK BE'DSTEAD. rari. foime Marc 1. in Ma- rly of Chicago. hn Bruck, Carilyn Hak 31-29 aerring.

dreseer. washstand. 14O8 Wolfram-st Allen Neville. Maude C. Helemeyer ll9-39 RIsSY -At 35i s.

Mary E. Inee Frank Macros. Francisko Banes-. 4.5-44 e'' r'elured alto of P. J.

Morriee and dau h- Cl I Frederich Stoll. D. or 3, Car H. Huge S'I ORE AND OFFICE te Ae'IXTURES. of Mrs.

Catherine an the late Peter lore. 1 u- David Hausa. Lottle Mills 27-23 neral notice later. Herman Oskar Stuart. Clara Peterson NATIgNAL CASH REGISTERS.

NEW AND 2D IRE-John. 1'74 'W. husband of Charles F. Newfort. Florence H.

Stevens n0-22 hams; guaranteed by makers: liberal allowance Funeral Violet-Ed-a at 9-30 a to st Fay Leon Le Comt. Charlotte Boyle 21-14 on old register in exchange for new: highest fine Ms ch lashy's urh. chio ice 1. 3' to Mo carriages Mount oh Lederstrom. Ida Ardereon 39-45 paid for second hand Nationals.

5il State at Zlarmel. William 13nrehardt. Minnie Fiedler 31-05 WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF NEW AND 2D MURPHY-kr oole. daughter of Thomas and Henry H. Hoff.

Ida Josephine Rahl hand ing John Nystrom. Mathilda Olson ffice and store fixtures; lowest prices in tha ssoarine Murphy c.f city See us first if you care to save money. ay ihro a .0 will be George Leamerrnan. Margaret Schmitz 2----24 P. CASEY'S SONS.

41-47 5th-. mtl nom Zt.1itE t)li CA March 31 at I p. m. Joseph Jilek. Katherine Kohler NEEN AN es Michael son of Charles F.

Errol's. Mal, Farrell 22-14 FULL LINE OF DES-KS. FILING CABINETS. and Nora Nok 'stn. aged I Year.

Funeral Charles H. Killough, Emily Van Arsdale 37-3I old fixtures taken in trade. Call or tele- a today at 11a. rit. by cars to Mount Olivet.

phone Harrison 4441. Chicago Safe and Mdse. rd into rest Omaha Neb PET 'A 1 AND CARRIAGES near ackson. N-Entee. HORSES Mch 1904.

Celeste L. 1 te1' on f.lamea CASH REGISTERS BOUGHT AND SOLD- FL ar 29. petomoo 'o meaner ef Anna James II. bargains in 2ii hand Nation- Jr and SPRING INTRODUCTORY SALE- Highest prices raid re. Franklin K.

Jai kson. Funeral serv- CORTLAND WAGON al s. Cash Register Exchange. 198 Madison-st roe from Hyde Wednesday is alin. Methodist Episcopal church 377-379 Wabash-ay.

IF YOU WANT OFFICE DESKS AND CHAIRS at 2 OUINLAN-D F. toe NEW pRorcHA M. STATION at basement priees see STAFFORD 262 to at Pasadena. FOR SALE-. Stable.

4th floor. ooet eedi sf James A. and Annie E. Quinlan. wagon.

and harness. leaolfl Prairie-ay. li-a FOR SALE-HAT CASE. 3 SHOWCASES. WIN- ukegan and Elinn raisers please copy.

RAFE FOR SALE-CHEAP-KEARLY NEW RUBBER dove fixtures, minors. etc. 314 Wabash-ay. ERTY-Frank. March 27.

aged 39 years. ed runabout. Stable, 4357 Calumet-ay. Ur faneral Welneeilay at lo a. m.

Irons 172 Blue FOR SALE-8 FOOT WALNUT STANDING by cars to Mount Carmel. Ft' 1Q ALF-GODDARD. STATION desk; good; cheap. 701 Madinah Bldg. SAGS' FO RTChristina, wife of Frits Sateen.

landau. viotoria cab Rear 2Cs'15 FOR SALE-COMPLrTE RESTAUP.AN'T CIST- s-uneral Mareh a' 12 fr- 9-4 K. il a a s', to Concordia. Ill IITI fit at a bargain. Address 0 300.

Trlikne orrice. ----fit SCRIVALSERT-N S. CHILD-5 CO, OFFICE SUPPLWS. ETA- of ary, March 25 beloved wife of John tionerv. tointing.

140 Th ased 4t) ye.ars Funeral ESTABLISHED 1854-C. H. JORDAN aisday afternosn at 2 o'clock. Nlasch 31. from 14 AND 16 E.

MADISON-ST. CHICAGO. ntz residencs. 11 to Immaculate 135 E. 53D-ST.

HYDE PARK. SAFES. ceation church. (tom there to St. Boniface T.

51. C. A. BUILDING, EVANSTON. ILL.

temetery, -BANKERS INVITED TO INSPECT THE MAN- SNOW-Tued morni sav RRIGO. UNDERTAKER. 2971 ng. Gertrude A aged MS PROF. A PE ganese steel burglar proof Intros Illibbard-Rod- Itabbeloved wife i Alonzo .1.

Snow. st Of the late firm of J. Whittler Buffilm w. mother el Mrs. St 4 e- man-Ely system; have second hand bank safes in el ooee.

Feed. clia'aed. and Eth Funeral an A el: igv Tele- Ferro. Priate ambulances. stock.

McLain Safe Vault 107 Quincy-st. at Calumet-avo Thursday. March 81. at I phone Douglas 474. ne In, BUrial Ori's ate.

BEFORE MOVING TO 01.7R NEW LOCATION. I. wntrrIER BUFFUM I20 TEARS WITH THE to e. con Lake and 5th-avo will reit all new and POO-Peter aged -0 vea hu ba 1, of Anna 1 undertaker. 1722 ba-h late C.

In Jor an un a -av second-band safes and write at a very low price. Tart Os. Funeral March 80 at Id a. to Tel. South 953.

SABATH SAFE CO, 158 5 113-av amity church. thence by carriages to St- -porliface cemetery. posTLEWAITE. UNDERTAKER. 2'2 (DEN- FULL LINE OF SAFES BOTH NEW AND EV- aTRAYNOR-John son of Thomas and the late av.We don't Fay much.

we Just tin stores, ond hand. 815 up. Saifes taken in exchange and -nn io. Funeral Thu 11-1 Thursday at 9 a. tom bought.

Telaphnne Harrison 4443. Chicago Safe olo Bonfi s3 nreld-sto tcw St. Briciget's ihurch. thence and Mdse. 2.15-257-259 tear Jackson carriages to Calvary.

t8II-Is LESSON'S IN LARGEST STOCK' Or' NEW AND SECOND so. ER HOE T-Paulina. wife. of Frank evilderhoeft. aged 54 years.

Funeral IMarch 30 at DOMESTIC SCIENCE and band safes in the oity. 52 Wabash-ay. HALL'S SAFE AND LOCSS en 0 clock from 516 E. Melrose-so, to Montrose. AMEIMIIMEMMEN Useful Household Hints PRINTING MATERIAL.

SION IMENTS. Day In The Tribun 2. WANTED-CriCTS A-RM-ORY PRESS MUST BE rie-, a BANKERS INVITED TO INSPECT THE steel burglar proof man-Ely system; have second hand bank safes in stock. McLain Sate Vault 107 Quincy-st. BEFORE MOVING TO OUR NEW LOCATION.

cot. Lake and will eel all new and second-band safes and vaults at a very low price. SABATH SAFE 15S bth-sy mry Day in lite Tribunz. WANTEDCOLTS ARMORY PRESS: MUST RE li)3. Tribuae arrrATrox WANTEDBY STEN LONG Smith or Addrees 250.

Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY BRIGHT YOUNG man. 18. in office: atenographer. L127.

Tribune. SITUATION WANTEDRESIDENT OR VISITbiehlY eduritted. iptrtnl erneett: fluent Parisian French; branches; wouA travel; best references. 11- Y. W.

C. A. SITUATION WANTEDAS MAID DR GOVEP.N: ess. by girl; eneaks Frr.rh nrily; will travel; Paris rt13. flat.

WANTED BY trlrr.mtr. prepArer. 51.1iS E. DONAHUE. IS7 Dearborn-ay.

RENT). A MONTH UP. All makes of machines for sale. $ifi up. Send for bargain list.

Telephone Harrison 4444. Chicago safe and Mdse. South near Jauktson. RENT REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS FROM the makers for $3 a month and up. They furnish the best; moat interested In satisfactory use.

Wababh-a. Miscellaneous. SITUATION WAN It-13YOUNG MAN, AGM 25 Years. w.shes colic with engineer; will board nd room with same; can give g4od references. Address 0 23S.

Tribure SITITATION WANTEDBY A YOUNG MARried man; steady reliable; thoroughly experienced as freman. elevator man, or porter; In factory or store. Address 0 221. Tribure oftice. SITUATION WANTEDJANITOR.

ps experienoe. wants building, South Side. Refer- ence. Address DUNN. 572 E.

45th-st. LEGAL NOTICES AND PROPOSALS. BIDS FOR S200.000.00 OF WATER PONDS Olr THE CITY OF MEMPHIS. TENN: Sealed proposals will he received at the office of the City Secretary. Memnhis.

Tennessee. until noon. Thursday. April 14th. lia-14.

for the purchase of of alemphis water bonds. Said bonds are in the denomination of 00 each. bearing date of May 1st. 1903. and maturing thirty years after date.

bearing interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, payable aemi-annually on the first days of May and November at the Memphis Trust company. in Memphis. or the United States Mortgage and Trust company. In the city of New York. and are part of an Issue (it $3.500.000.00 authorized by the General Assembly of Tenneaaee by stet of April 14th.

1903 The entire issue is secured by a trust deed on the water plant. pronerty. and franchises of the city of Menirhis. and by the of the said ctiy of Memphis to levy a special water tax on all taxable property in the city if the revenue is insufficient to pay operating expenses. interest on the bonds.

and retire 50.01)000 of said bonds each year. The bonds now offered are numbers 1,274 tot-rd. incluaive. and are to pay for improvements and additions to the plant. This invitation for bile is made in pursuance of a resolution of the legi.lative council of the city of Memphis.

adopted March 24. lfifai. No bids for less than oar and accrued interest will be entertained. and the city reserve a the right to reject any or all bids. In the event that the highest bidder shall fail to Pay for the bands at the time and place appointed.

said bonds may be awarded to the next highest bidder without any readvertisement. and so on to the next higheat bidder. until the bonds shall have been actuatly raid for. Each bid must be for the entire frolioiat of bonds. and accompanied by a check for certified by some bank doing business In the city of Memphi s.

payable to the order of W. B. Armour. City Secretary. se 8 guarantee of tool faith on the part of the bidder.

said check will be forfeited the failure of the bidder to accept and nay for the bends. The bonds will be ready for delivery immediately upon their award to the succsssful bidder. and are to be delivered and paid for in Memphis. J. .3 WILLIAMS.

Mayar 1-r-5 r't-yy pp PP--pp SITrATION WASTEDGEHMAN gartner. a It11101-TIP: exeol, r4-t. srrc AT1ON WA XPF, I7NrED A 1-)- dresper; 1 i wek. Addrerys 0 261. Trtbunt GET A GOOD ONE ALL MAKES SOLD OR renteol anyNhere Expert repairing.

Supplies. TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS.291 Dearborn. FOR SA LEF. EM AND all rake l. Free balt-price catalogue.

LOWEST A WHITF714F salie-at FITCATION WA Wit-NG MAN WITH college education; best of references. P. F. kI Jackson-blvd. WATC RES.

JEWELRY, ETV. THE WALKER-EDMUND Champlain State and Madixon-ads. Bargains in dianionds watches. Pay aa you earn. SITUATION WANTEDYOUNG MAN WISHES position as operator; 3 years' ence; no objection to cabit.

C. 1443 BYron-ftsITUATION WANTEDBY YOUNG MAN WITH same experience in commerciai art. where he can teArn. Addrees 265. Tribune citice.

OPTICIANS. GLOHE OPTICAL CSTORE. 011'. PALMER tiOrS71 THE 1--1, OH'I SCs LACE, LA ET IN CHICAEO. tiotoPE.

THEY STREN6T4FN AND hEST TIRED. WEAK ETES IN A woyDv.RE-1.1. WAY. als-VY Excr.c,Irvr (-)wricAt sroru.i. ETAS? OF SPECIALISTS AND THET TEST TOr EYES EPEE.

WE DO Orrt OWN LENSE GRINDING. BORSCH 163 A DA Spectacles. eyeglasses our sreclaltles: us your eves and Irrprove yrolr sleht. 617 EAT ION ANT EDM A USCR CCRIED and corrected; legal Work it speciaPv 111) Salle-st. PrIones.

Main 1ir67; Automatic 7533. WANTEDEXPERIENCED vertising man ereks immediate connerrir.n; first class. B. J. BEARDSLEY, Brevoort Howie.

srrcATIoN WANTEDYOUNG MAN AS COL-lector; gives bond; accqualotd in city Address 0 219. Tribune office. CLA PP COWL. JEWELERS. SS ton-st.

Est. Diamonds. watches. silverware. prices lower than any house: full value paid for diamands.gold,duiiiicate wedding presents.

WANT A BARGAIN? SEE OUR SPECIAL msn's watch. 16 size Morino? Waltham. 15 jewel. gold filled case: rrice VI now and $3 a month. GEO.

MARSHALL. 103 state-st. CAST! PRICE PAID FOR OLD GOLD and EtiVr. DEE retalers. $1 13-6WN AND PER WEEK BUTS A 15 jewel gold tilled watch or ft nrettv.

genuine Tiffany diamond ring'. STRELITZ 241 Pleic 9flo-pf SPErTACLv'S ANTI Ca oralftv, Tr bEWING 31ACIIINES. SITUATION WANTED-14Y A SWEMSH MAN: willing to do any kind of work. Addreba 278. Tribune otte.

a ELLRELPJE AUTOMATIC' 1 a bait neataig. ruuning machloo wttQ commete atvakhiner.ts, S4U to Z. We aiso have double thread marhines s-e the Improredl Ft." Machines sind all make reasonably. Nationel se tr MactIta. it g.

kluetin Cent. STORAGE AND SHIPPING. HEBARD'S NEW STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Corner Harrison-st. and Ogoemay.

Telephone West 2cu3. Our new warehouse Is now complete in every detail and we would your Inspection. Rates reassonab.e. consistent with terrica. INSLRANCE.

SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN. 3 On 4 hnura a day. Arldres 0 rfi. TrIbun. office.

CHITCHELI, MILLER, WHITNEY it EA-11 bITCATION WANTEDSY Y017Nr1 MAN OF 20 174 La liain 244.1. a uImub11 Iwp. Addrtaa 0 2tiO. Tribtina. FA.Valitil Ntarszaries inaziea.

St4E8 price and 0 CRAS G.PLA Kr; CO ,719 WOMAN'S TEMPLE. teitabit makers of me. numents and mau4oleuma RAs rl tzT I a a L',.