The St Louis Republic from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 10

Sg-tffSir- S-S3-f3S Kgsw "SS-CJS--" 4 i. 10 THE EEPUBLIO: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1903. I i fr, i iiii iTnTrrrn i miw rrnMim iiirr iriin.iDi -i "i rr -t r-, i' JHT1-W- --fjv nair.lwm (r at MrawrnB I IH It i tic IE fcf Kf--, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. "om nECORD OF BIRTHS. William and May Ballance.

3TT.5 olive; lov. U. B. and Minnie Davison. 3708 Chouteau: girl.

l.eo and Kllxabetli Guyot. 4406 North Broad, waj: girl Thomas and Thrrala O'Reilly. 2340 South Twelfth: girl and Maml Debler. 3614 Ncwstead: bay. I'hlllp md Ellen Douglas.

Female Hosp'tal: rlrl. I. S. and Mac Smith. Fe-nale Hospital: boy.

Carl and Annie Gerttx. 633 Athlone: bo. Theodore and Annie Schlottman. 1415 Su llvan; loi. J.

End Flizabctli HlnchllfT: bo. I) H. and Roalc Williams. 2J19A BIddle: boj. John and Mary Schnell, 1938 South Broadway; boy William ard Rubv Smith 3305 Lawtcn; bov.

Miles and Nora Steele. 4113 North Grand: bo. r. C. and Amies Landzetta 3310 Blair; boy.

and Julia Gallegar. 316 Carroll: boj. and Mamie Greee. 1120 North New-s-ead: hoy. Mr.

and Mr Kitrxerald, r-AIl Suburban; boy. O. and Map Felcet, 2S36 Sophie: boj. maiiriacsr u.cu!vsi:s. r.

Allen 3317 Lucis Dedle DelTet 4010 Olive -D. Craln. Jr. 45r.fi Morgan Man- Gibney 4334 Washington Henrv W. Koch New Douc'as.

IH Minnie Wiedermeier New Douglas, HI 3. fi Daniels Tielleville. HI i K. Banhard Belleville. HI William Hormann 163 Siuth Third Grace Mr-lott 334 Franklin 3L J.

Klson 43a: Washington Ophelia ScnarfT 4967 West Tine Henrv Panders 3S23 Tmi Hmnj Grafe 2SS7 California 1 M. LocVey 190! Oregon Mary Dutton 364 Bus-ell Ike Simon Detroit. Mich Ida. Greenflold 4315 Llndell Wchard Arnbcld fl3 Howard Mm. Nellie Normon 3313 Howard Joseph Bernard 1507 South Third Barbara Mlmal 1507 South Third Wchard Denson 1712 Locust Forrest Moorman Memphis, Tenn J.

E. Workman Parsons. Kas May Moore rarsons. Kas Charles KIIy. 311 South Jefferson Bertha McMurtrey.

3517 South Seventh G. H. Korn 4439 Garfield Ellen Anderson 3425 Blair 13. L. Cobb 1233 North Grand Mary Champion 3602 Page Andrew Ellis 4343 Llndell Gladvs Jones 3131 OTallon Henrv Bojd 4454 Gibson Mary Ward 3627 Missouri Sam Vivian 934 North Eighth r.ussle Pelozzolo 1319 North Seventh Iloed Kelley 730 Clark Date Brown Carbondale.

Ill E. Hides Cape Girardeau Theresa Fogert 2112 Randolph Joseph Devlin 3325 Mullaonhy Carrie O'Hourke Morrisonv Me. Ill F. H. Binder.

36DS North Ninth Edna Brannon 915 Salisbury WlUlam F. Jones 4118 Delmar Ida M. Swift 3507 Washington T. J. Walsh i.141 North Seenth Katie Hore S05Mound Albert Rummel Annle Fahe 4230 Mai.ltt Robert Kennedy.

4525 Cottage Julia Terry 4826 Cottage M. J. llarth Brooklyn. N. 1.

Katie Faoer 3941 Mcpherson Wedding Ring's (Solid Gold). Finest qualities. J3 to 120. Slennod Jaccard's. Uroaduay and Locust.

BURIAL PERMITS. atMhs Benjamin F. Webster. C3 3 ears, 4038 iFlad: apoplexy. Koslna M.

Walpert, 33 ears, 2O40 Dodler; lypDoia. Edward J. Bockof. jears. 1518 Wagoner; typnuio.

Minnie Shine. 24 j-ears. Eighth and Carr; consumption H. Jackson. 50 jears.

1428 Mi-ket; suicide. Kate Phelps, C3 3 ears, Missouri Baptist Sanitarium; heart dlseare. James 1L Daniel, 2 j-ears, 4309 Cote BrilUante; bronchitis. John H. Bordlng, 75 years, 3317 Klein; heart disease.

Boyy Sweanncer, 10 jears, C31S Idaho; accident. Lulu Daum, 31 year, 314 West Stein; neph-xltlr i William A. Bryant, years, Z748A Chippewa; Uraemia. Loretta Rots. 3 months, 3941 Blair: marasmus.

Bernaid Rcthman. 65 jears, 1323 North Seventeenth; tuberculosis. Archie Manly, 15 year, Mullanphy Hospital; tuberculosis. Kary Crossman, Cu years, 112 Prairie; accident. Edward K.

Clute. 23 years. St. John' Hospital; abscess. 'Fred Kenter, 31 jears, 1513 Clark; gastroenteritis Julius Franklin.

65 years, 1129 Charming; can- Ortben Jones, years, 2C0I Cherokes; cerebro spinal rev en Oscar A. Pruesdale, 60 jears, 2717 Morgan; pneumonia. Joseph Hammond, years, 1412 North Twelfth; gastritis. John Cannon, 8 jears. 1405 North Fourteenth; asthma.

John Simon. 59 J-ears, 4444 Lucky; cerebral apoplexy. Annie Mildred Bleger, months, 2212 Bismarck; Inanition. Henry ReppeL 32 years, 1811 South Third; bronchitis Thomas Tlvnan, days, 2110 'Randolph; accident. J.

E. Nelson, 73 years, 4353 Finney: paralysis 'Mario G. Merlotte. 15 daj-s. C1S0 Shaw; Inanition.

James B. Hudson, 71 years, 4335 Ashland; congestion or lungs. Mamie Sehler. 28 years, 3614 Newstead; septicaemia. tOeorgs Grossbablg, 35 years, S06 Montgomery; consumption.

Isaac W. Copes, 78 ears, 814 La Besoms congestion of lungs. Amelia G. Nelson, 4 months, 3224 Dakota; cerebral paralysis. Birdie Ley, 8 months, St.

John's Hospital; menengltts. Eph. Finney, C3 -rears. City Hospital; diabetes. Wllhelmlns ReiL 73 years, 3331 Cottage; angina pectoris.

Albert Thlele, a years, Luke's Hospital; nertirltls. Henry Kronshem, 41 ysars, 1210 North 8lx-texnlh; congestion of lungs. Fred Adderly. 73 years, 2810 apoplexy. Veronica Blldaek, months.

Ashley building; bronchitis Junes Donovan, 47 years, City Hospital; pneumonia. NEW CORPORATIONS. ST. LOUIS. The following articles or Incorporation were filed with the Recorder of Deeds yesterday; 8t Louis Automobile and Truck Company; E.

Ruebel. 68 shares: C. J. Brlner and Perd C. Schsredtman.

66 shares each. To deal genersllj-In automobiles and automobile supplies; capital stock, half paid, $30,000. Valley Securities Company; W. Palmer Clark-son. J.

W. Perry, F. W. Wrieden Robert L. Oumej-.

Charles E. King, all of St. Louis. 200 shares each. To do general Investment business; capital stock, halt paid.

$100,000. The Mthodlet Publishing- company: Horace 8 CockerUl, 6,664 shares: Mark B. chapman. KU shares: J. A.

Barker, 4 shares: all or St, Louis. To do general publishing business and to handle books and literature; capital stock, half paid, $50,000 Oermanla Lead Mining Co Aug. Sacher, shares: Edw. J. O'Brien.

67,600 shares: Aug. Rebcsch 5.000 shares: Valentine Arnold. 00 shares: Richard J. Murphy. 15,000: capital stock, full paid, $135,000.

General raining business. ILLINOIS. REPUBLIC SPECIAL Ths Illinois Theater Company, Springfield; capital, $100,000: operate places of amusement. Incorporators F. E.

Tracy, W. W. Tracj' and F. B. Whlpp The SchmitR Gretencort Companj; Aurora: capital.

general mercantile business Incorporators Edward N. D'Ancona. A. J. riaum snd H.

T. Splesberger. Ths Penrose Elevator Company. Penrose; capital. dealing In grain, lumber, coal and building materials.

Incorporators George Schleslnger. George Blasa and Conrad Kromm. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS. OnrtCTC nf th Win-In Trw. curtrr; Building.

Fourth and Locust St. Louis, Oct. 29. 1903. Notice to the stockholders of the Wiggins Ferry Company: The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Wiggins Ferry Company will be held st the office of said company In the city of East St.

Louis. St Clair County. 111., on Tuesday. November 10. A.

D. IMS. being the second Tuesday of said month, at 2 clock p. for the purpose of electing; five directors to serve during the ensuing year, and to take action on such other business as may be presented. Polls open from 230 to 330 unless the objects of the meeting shall be sooner accomplished.

The tack transfer books cf said company will be closed from snd Including October 29. 1903. to and including November 10 3. E. OATH RIGHT.

Secretary. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Office of the Ft. Louis Transfer Railway Security building. Fourth and Lccust St. Louis, Ocoll.

3903 Notice to the Stockholders of the St. Louis Transfer Railway Company: (The annual -meeting of the stockholders of the St. Louis Transfer Railway Company H1 be held at the office of said company In St. Louis, Missouri, on Wednesday, November 11. A.

D-1901. being the first Wednesdsy after the second Tuesday of said 'month, at o'clock for the purpose of electing five directors to serve during ths ensuing- year, and the transaction of such other- business as may be presented. Said meeting -will be continued, st least three hours, unless the objects tor -walch It is called be 'accomplished sooner. Tr J. OATHRIGHT.

Secretary. TV. K. KAVANAUQH. President.

STOCKHOLDERS' Meeting Office of the Unity Realty Company, Security Building. Fourth jnd Locust St. Louis. Mo Oct 27. 1803 Notice to the stockholders of the Unity Realty tympany: Ths 'annual meeting or the stockholders of the Unity Realty Company will be Mo isn u-c-uiijcc i raia -ompanr, in juia.

uu cuunuir. j-wDsrs-rriirs-r 11. lm. aj ijbu. November ll, 1M3, -sbbs? the.

first Wednesday after tne second, Tuesday ot-saia rnovth. at o'rlc-rri a. ru, for i ths purpose of electing three directors, to gtrre uuesusT uie tnsuu-g year, ana vsuMscc-tf-n as sued trther "business as rosy be trtMrxsx. staid ntssttng wJU be-contlnt'ed at least bree boors, t-ntsss the oe'ects for hlch tt Is called be ac- utfpuxnsa sooner. mssou tiox oticks.

MMWWAMMAMeMA NOTICE is lirlw given that the partneT- ship between John W. Berreshrlm as UsoUeJ on the 39th day of Oclobo-r 1M3. so rar as relates to the aid GeorCO J. Hertehelm All HKta Hun In fh wld partnership are to be paid and those due from the same discharged at 5C05 Manchester where the business will le continued by the raid John W. Gannett under the Arm name Cheltenham Fire ciav Compjnj." JOHN W.

4SANNBTT. GEOnGE J. IJEnnESIIElM. EXCHAMJE A.D URTEUt. Maiaavaksssssasssrfaafektsaawaaa A QUARTER section In Marion Countj.

Illinois. Address O. R. I) Xenla, III WE hac J4.000 house en N. Taj lor to ex-chanpe for large house west of Sarah; will assume Western Brokerage 817 Holland building.

GRNEltAIi A.OICKJlETS. SPECIAL Notice The undersigned has this dav seered his tonnectlon with the Jno W. Loader Hat Co. JNO. W.

LOADER. LOST AJED FOC.TD. DOG Lot. ellow dog. with long hair; reward if returned 2633 Morgan st.

LOG-Loet. Scotch collie: license No. 1353 Return to E. 1L Wurm. 1SS S.

Fourteenth vt. Reward. DOG Strajed from 4739 Washington ale. las. Paturdaj.

male pointer. Answers to the name of Hob. Liberal reward for his return. HJUAL liatris's new store, wnere thej sell best shoes In St. Louis for 14 407 N.

Sixth St. GLOVi; Lost, on OlUe. near P. O. kid Return to 1478 Hodlamont.

HAND-BAG Lost, hand-bag full of toy lead soldiers, left on Olive st. through car. Pleise return to Dr. Ella A. Hunt, fourth floor.

Equitable building. HAS a Polar bear fet? No If he wears Harris's Polar calf shoes. 407 N. hlxth sU POCKETBOOK Partv losing pocketbook. Grand ard Olive.

Friday evening, address UL 149, Republic PURSE Lost, purse, containing pass to cemetery, etc; finder can keep change. Please mall pass to H. Book. 2613 Hereford su PURSE Lost, small beaded flat-top purse containing kej and about 32; Sunday night. In Suburban car or ssirah and Morgan.

Reward if returned to 5143 Page ae. WATCH Lest, a ladj's black watch. Satur-daj. on Sarah st near Washington ave. F.nder return to 4105 Washington and receive reward AVATCH Lost, on Wash'ngton ave.

car. between Compton Ave. and Fourth lady's run-metal watch. Reward if returned to 3205 Lucas ave. $50 re-rraril will be pnld to finder of one diamond nnd pearl circle stlcU pin and one diamond pcndaxit.

It returned to L. Harris, 103GA X. Vantlev enter avenne. SITUATIONS 1VASTED FEMALE. CHAMBERilAIDS Situation as chambermaids for hotel for two; experienced.

1007 N. Twcntj -third st. CHAMBERMAIDS Situations by two first-class Chambermaids In hotel or private resl-dence. BM 36. Republic CHAMBERMAID French lady speaking Encllsh and German, wants riosltlon as cham- bermald.

seamstress: experienced: good refer ences, uu 3Z itepuDiic COOK Situation by No. 1 Llndell. cook. Tel. 1195A COOK Situation bj competent colored cook.

1560 Gratiot. COOK Experienced girl wants place to cook, wash and Iron In small famllj. 3109 Easton. COOK Situation bV first-class cook or chambermaid: would leave city. ZK 33.

Republic COOK Situation cooking, washing and Ironing. Call at convent. Twenty-second and Morgan sts. COOK Situation by No. 1 cook: hotal.

boarding-house or restaurant; 38 to 312 per week. 3816 Page ave. COOK Situation by neat colored girl as cook or to do housework. 2717 Mills or phone Beaumont 475 M. COOK Situation In flat, cooking and general work, without -washing.

Call convent. Twenty-second and Morgan. COOK hltuatlon by girl as cook and houte-glrl; no outside work; competent. Call at con-vent. Twenty-second and Morgan.

COOK Situation as cook by neat colored girl In first-class private famllj references; good wages: no postals. 3630 Washington. In rear. COPYING or addressing during spare hours. BK 106.

Republic DEMONSTRATOR Vianu work three or four horns daily; would like demonstrating. 518 West End place. DINING-ROOM GIRL Situation at dlning-mom work. 820 S. Fourteenth, rear.

DlbHWASHER Position by colored girl as dlshwaaher In boardlng-housc. 618 8. Garrison. DRESSMAKER Situation by first-class dressmaker: work at home. 2M3 Dickson st.

DRESSMAKER Situation by first-class dress maker to work at home. Airs. Grand Po. 1830 N. DRESSMAKER Situation by an experienced dressmaker: will sew by day or take home sewing.

1S24 N. Sarah. HOUSEGIRL Situation to do general houre-work 3SH Ilabadle. HOUSEGIRL Situation by girl In small private family, call or address 43S9 Chouteau. HOUSEGIRL Situation by joung colored girl to do general housework.

3711 Lambdln. HOUSEKEEPER Situation by retlned lady as housekeeper; good cook; good wags expected; will furnish good references. 3127 Olive. HOUSEKEEPER Capable woman from country vTlshcs situation as housekeeper for gentleman: bestJtytferencefIJMlORepuDlic. HOUSEKEEPER Situation as housekeeper for -widower: refined young woman; experienced and educated, good cook, Liners Hed-burg, Madlsoq Hotel.

HOUSEKEEPER Competent housekeeper. 32 years old. wants position as housekeeper In refined home: take full charge; good references. Call or address 3640 Folsoro. HOUSEMAID Situation as house and dining-room maid.

Call convent. Twenty-second and Morgan. HOUSEWORK Situation by neat girl to do housework. 2732 Miami. HOUSEWORK situation by girl to do housework In West End.

1733A Oregon ays. HOUSEWORK Situation by German airl for housework or waitress: also gfr i girl n. SSOSKlnnej. HOUSEWORK Situation by German girl for general housework; also by girls to assist. 3416 Lucas ate.

HOUtsEWORK Situation by neat, respectable girl to do housework: can wash and Iron. Call or write. 411 S. Lefflngwell. HOUSEWORK Situation by respectable woman to do light housework.

Call conient, Twentj'-second and Morgan. LAUNDRESS Situation by colored laundress to go out bythe daj. 2102 Morgan. LAUNDRESS First-class lsundress wants washing to take home. 2721 Mills ave.

LAUNDRESS Situation to go out day to do washing. 2S39 Beit Meehj. by the Lfzile LAUNDRESS First-class colored laundress wants fiery day In the week out. Call at 3943 Finney. LAUNDRESS situation by colcred laundress first-class; wants two or three days.

Call Xil Pine su LAUNDRESS Situation by first-class colored laundress to do work at home; postal. 2333 Howard LAUNDRESS Situation by first-class laun-drers: work done at home or residence. 3529 Reaumcnt. LAUNDRESS Situation bj- colored laundress to do washing and Ironing home; references. 4550 Cottage LAUNDRESS First-class laundress can take home a fen more small washings.

Call or send postal. Lula. 213 N. Theresa. MIDDLE-AGED ladv wishes a situation In a priiate famllj; good reference.

Answer. 1819 Riddle. NURSE Situation by settled, experienced child a nurse; will assist upstairs. 3109 Easton ae. JJUHSEGIRL-SItuaUon 3116 N.

Twenty-second. as numglrt. Call SALESLADY WANTED To work In dry goods store: must lie in southern part of the cltj. 2312 Broadway. SEAMs-TRESS situation to do plain sewing on children's clothes in fsmily; II per day.

8015 Kastnn. bBAMSTRESP Competent seamstress wishes plain sewing; terms very reasonable. Mrs. Falrbalrn. 3404 I.awton SECRETARY Renned voung woman, three years" experience as secretsry in prominent New York phvsiclan's office, desires similar place In Ht.

Louis or where such experience Is useful. BL 145. Republic STENOGRAPHER Situation by young lady" uiiic-o amsiani; gooa sxenograpnerj willing to start st law wages. 2606 N. Garrison STENOGRAPHER Position by well-edocat-ed lady: experienced as stsnogrspher and office assistant: will work for a week.

BM 6. Republ.c. STENOGRAFHBRS-Competent stenographers ana typewriters furnished; employment secured tor reliab.e no Uiarge either way; skilled assistants conduct our Emploj-ment Bureau; both phones. Underwood Typewriter 710 rine st. STENOGRAPHERS We furnish expert operators on the Standard visible Oliver, as wHI as Inferior writing machines, without expense tn either party, for correspondence and billing: satisfaction guaranteed.

The Oliver Typewriter 315 N. Ninth Century bullClng. Both phones. UPSTAIRS WORK Situation by first-class experienced girl, with best of references, as np-stalrs tlrl or dining-room girt. 8967 Lincoln.

STOVE REPAIRS. A. O. BRAUER. I1C-J1J N.

THIRD UT. SITUATIOXS m.rtn.n-1-i.n.r.-u-LTLff ARTIST Toung mar ARTIST Toung man with talent for drawing cenres apprenticeship 4. Republic. uuuer soma artist. Bat BAKSRFcreman buker, nrst-cUn on biad -SL Aead-r ntu.Uie-n tn tn coun-try.

BM 7. Republic BARBER-Flrst-class barber wants situation; rood country nlaes -m-erei-rei I sia Chippewa, it, SITUATIOS WASTUD MALE. Va1MsasiataVstFifasaaasFrafataltmir'M'A HARTENDFIR-Pltuation as bartender bj a married man; strictly sober; will work reason-able tUl or address 4334 Gartleld ae. BOOKKEEPER Emplojed during day lns emplojment at night; references 3. Republic.

BOOKKEEI'ER-Sltuatlon as bookkeeper or assistant: by a young man reierences; mwj no object. Address 1300 Carr St. LOOKKEErER-Sltuntlcn by young man as bookkeeper: age 21 jears: three ears' exie-rlence: best of reference. BM 11. Republic.

HETLER-Sltuatlon by competent joung colored butler or houseman; In pr.vate tim ly onlj'. Phone Beaumont 475 M. CARPENTERS Two carpenters want work; will work reasonable, bj day or lob. BM 3. Republic.

CHEF bltuatlon bj rlrst-class chef: colored: sober and reliable; strlctlj all around 11. 2508 Morgan CLERK Experienced grocerj- clerk wants position In wholesale or retail store. BM 33, Re-yubllc. CLERIC Situation bv joun man S3, thor-ousblj experienced, well recommended, as bill clerk and general albaround ofhci assistant BM 31. Republic.

CHTTER-bltuatlon bj first-class cutter: moderate Falarj-. 1) Meer. 2342 Olive DESIGNER Situation by oung man having been mploje" as deslsrer and artist for engraving companj would like to take up same kind cf work again: am at present emploved In a different capacitj reasonable salary to start, will brlrg samples of mv work. BK 3. Republic EJGINEER Wants position: understands his business sober, good mechanic.

Address Engineer. 3S06A Madjsrn. ENGINEER Wants position: understands his tuslnees; sober, steadj, good mechanic; those wanting my services address Engineer, SSHA Madison HORSEMAN By an expert and cotrpelent horseman: a position to care for some gentleman's horses. Address H. A.

Campbell. 3937 Fin-neyave HOUbEMAN Situation by colored man houseman ZK 33. Republic LABORER Young Englishman, Just arrived, wishes some H-rht manual labor at once. J. Benton.

1M3 Ollv st. MAN of ability and good standing desires position in sales department of large factorj or jobbing house: good references. BM 1. Republic MEAT CUTTER Situation by first-class meat cutter. Apply 1211 Chouteau PAINTER Situation bj painter; day or contract.

P. 873 Hodlamont ave. PORTER Elegant colored man wants situation as porter or butler In first-class famllj best of references. Call 3o03 Lucas. PORTER Situation as colored porter or Janitor of experltnce in store or saloon: care of building, office cr flats.

Address 4333 Cottage. POSITION Man 30. German, best references, handy with tools, wants position; hotel or private. C. Martin.

2S19 Olive, POSITION by experienced furniture man: bst of references; seven years' experience: will take position as clerk any line. BL 155. Republic PRINTER Situation by competent all-around man: 15 years' experience: sober, trustworthy, reliable; references; go anywhere. BL 51. Republic SALESMAN Situation by middle-aged -nan.

a hustler, as traveling man for Soutlum 8tates. for railway machlnerj' and supplies BL 15S. Republic. STHNl-UHAPHER Position by stenographer, with several jears' BK ISO. Republic competent experience.

STENOGRAPHER Thoroughly competent stenographer and office assistant desires position- five years experience. Phone, Llndell 1027M. STENOGRAPHERS competent stenographers and typewriters furnished; employment secured for reliable stenographers; no charge either way; skilled assistants conduct our Emploj-ment Bureau; both phones. Underwood Typewriter Co 710 Pins st. STENOGRAPHERS-We furnish expert operators on the Standard Visible Oliver, as well as Inferior writing machines without expense to either partv.

for correspondence and billing, satisfaction guaranteed. The Oliver Tj-pewrlter 315 N. Ninth Centurj building. Both phones. STEWARD Hotel or restaurant; nlzcd ability- best of references; of recog-wlll leave cllj-.

BL 50. Republic. TOOLMAKER. ETC. Tool and die maker; first-class on experimental: models, typewriter or general work.

BL 143. Republic. WAITER Strictly sober and reliable; steady place. BM 8. Republic.

WORK Wanted, evening and morning, hours, for room and board, by German. 16, Republic two BM WORK Position by joung man; nineteen vears In business part of city: two jears ex. perienoe ln'srocery. BK 96. Republic WORK Situation bv elderly man to be generally useful on privste place; can tend furnace and give references.

BM 22. Republic WORK Situation to work, at nights from 7:30 till 11 o'clock: can do relief work for drug stnree: four jears' experience: can furnish first-class references. Morgan. YOUNG roan of business ability, good penman, hustler, desires position. Box 991, Sa-pulpa, T.

HELP WASTED FEMALE. Honieirorlc. GIRL "WANTED-For a boarding-house 2032 N. Broadway. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for light housework.

915 Salisbury. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for housework. 4209 Maryland. general HOUSEGIRL WANTED Young girl for light housework. 5127 Falrmount.

HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl housework. 2021 N. Grand. for gen-ral HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for housework; highest wages. 5063 Morgan.

HOUSEOIRL WANTED Girl to do general housework. Apply 1116 Dillon. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl housework. 1220 Chambers st. for general HOUSEGIRL WANTED To wait on table and do light work.

2313 Lawton. HOUSEOIRL WANTED White girl for general housework. 5S84 Cates ae. GIRL WANTED About 14 or 15. dishes and help.

7207 S. Broadway. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl to do general housework: good wages. 5246 Maple. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general Apply 3321 Thirteenth st.

HOUSEGIRL WANTED Olrl for general housework: no washing. 2618 Eada ave HOUSEGIRL WANTED Gl-1 for general housework: two In family. 2521 La Calle. HOUSEQIKL WANTED Girl for general housework: family of three. 4427 Delmar.

HOUSEGIRL WANTED Young girl to assist In housework: small family. 2333 Wash st. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general housework; good wages. 5227 Delmar ae. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Small girl for housework: small family: reference.

SSuo Lawton HOUSEOIRL WANTED-Glrl for general housework: three In family. 5159 Maple ave. HOUSEOIRL WANTEX-airl for general housework no washing Apply 5562 Clemens. noUSBQIRL -WANTED Girl for general housework; good wages. 913 Pendleton ae.

HOUSEGIRL WANTED Two In famllj. Ap-ply 703 Pennsylvania -a. East St. Louis. 111.

HOUSEOIRL WANTED-Steady qlrl for general housework; small famllj. 4JJ3 Botanical. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Honest, reliable girl or woman for general housework. 4015 Morgan. HOIISEfimt.

-WANTFTD rilrl for e-oncral housework: small family: good wages. 5035 Page. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general housework In family of three adultB. 3822 Flad. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good houseglrl: Oer-man preferred: references required.

3635 Flora. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general housework: to go home at night. 4718 Cook ae. HOUSEOIRL WANTED A good white girl for general housework; good wages. Call 2S35 I.lcas MOUbt-AillU.

WANTED A good German houseglrl; good home and wages. 302 Washington. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl to do general housework: 322; also a girl to aslst. 3606 rin-ney ave. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good houseglrl: German preferred; reference required.

3630 Pine st. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general housework; family of two; no outside work. S955 Pine. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general housework at once. 402 Colllnsvllle ave.

East St. Louis HOUSEGIRL WAKTETV-filrl for trenfrnl nouseworK; Twelfth st. family of two. Apply S08 f. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general housework; two In family.

4717 "Washington boulevard. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-German girl to do general housework; family of two adults. Call 4143 Delmar. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Glrl for general housew-work; family of two. Apply 2558 S.

Twelfth at. HOUSEOIRL WANTED-Glrl to do light housework; small family; good home. uui nun wve. HOUSEGIRL "WANTED-Glrl for general housework. Apply 485J Fountain ave.

Take Suburban car. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Olrl for light housework in family of two. 1535 E. Park place: take Suburban ear. HOUSEGIRL WANTED illrl for general housework: experience not necessary.

Call 123) Hamilton ave HOUSBGIRL WANTED Girl for general 1-sework: must be experienced In cooking. 5927 Lucas ave. HOUSBGIRL WANTED-Glrl for housework: JBfLUy: M3 per month. S66SA HOUSEOIRL WANTED-A rlrl to do house- rvrshiiSon1 mau tv- 'wA HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Good arlrl tor een-" HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Colored girl for Sr-IvrVEM FHOTOfJRAPr BEFORE A SPECIE I 51? -Trr'v- A SWELL JOB That pays a handsome salary and offers unusually fine prospects, is not easy to obtain, and is frequently more difficult to hold; BUT, if it's to be had at all, you'll most likely find it through the aid of a Eepublic Want Ad. The opportunities afforded by those Magic Little Wants open the way to careers that Must Mean Success to men and women of ability and determination.

The Wants are always at your service for the right kind of a start; they'll help you when jou've acqnired and they'll stand by you when you need 'others to help You. i Any drncsrlst will telephone your Want Ad to The Republic. HELP WANTED FEMALE. nonsevrorlc. HOU8EGIRL WANTED-Good girl for general housework: good home; no washing; $18 a month 43a3 Evans avo HOUSEGIRL WANTED Young girl to assist with housework: 16 jears old; good home.

Ap-ply at once. 454S Morgan. HOUbEUIRL WANTED Olrl for general housework: famllv of two; good home and wages. 2145 Jefferson ave. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Neat German house-girl; must assist in washing and Ironing; small famllj.

3744 Westminster place. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Neat joung girl to assist with general housework: small modern house: good home and wages 4593 Evans ave. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general housework In small famih, with or without washing: good home and kind treatment. Apply 4267 Cook ae HOUSEGIRL WANTED A selt-reSDCCted. neat and willing- girl to assist in housework in small famlh west End: nrelous exneii- ence not essential ZK 64.

Republic HOUSEGIRL WANTED A neat joung white girl or old mammy for light housework: more tor companion ror j'oung marnea laay Call at once 1113 Take Olhe through or Page car. HOUSEWOMAN WANTED-For housework; good place. 609 fepruce st. HOUSEWOMAN WANTED Middle-aged lady who can do little housework and help little with children. Apply to Mrs.

IC Mayer, 4201A Turner and Karlln. SltNO'JRJiPHEHJ Competent stenographers and typewriters furnished; employment secured ffr rtllfble. stenographers; no charge either way; sLllled asiristanta conduct our Employment Bureau; bcth nones. Underwood Co. Tl'i Pino st.

VSJSSWSSSSs'WSiSMS'SSStf COOK Market WANTED Woman preferred. 1503 CC OK WANTED A good cook, mirster. COOK WANTED Woman to do cooking-. 1517 N. Eighteenth st, COOK WANTED-Good colored cook; small famllj.

5881 Etiel ave COOK WANTED Middle aged woman for cooking. 213S Eugenia st. COOK WANTED Second cook, woman. Hotel iiement. iiua j.

liroaowa), COOK. WANTED A good cook: also a nureegtrl. 5S24 Maple ae. COOK WANTED flood cook; good wages; small famllj. Call 5505 Bartmer.

COOK WANTED Woman cook for night work. Restaurant. 206 N. Ninth st. CCOK WANTED-Good cook; German pre-ferrul; no other work; 320 per month.

4190 'West Belle COOK WANTED First-class cook: private family; good wages; none but German or colored need apply? best references will be re-qulred. 1000 N. Grand ae. STENOGRAPHERS Competent stenographers and typewriters furnished: emploj-ment secured for reliable stenographers; no charge either way; skilled assistants conduct or Employment Bureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter "in Pine st.

Clerks and Collectors. CASHIER WANTED Young lady cashier and bookkeeper, with experience in retail grocery business; state salarj expected. BM 29, Republic- GIRL WANTED-Glrl to help In store; experience necessary. 3344 Easton ave. no STENOGHAPHERS-Competent stenographers and typewriters furnished; employment secured for reliable stenographers; no charge either way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment Bureau: both phones.

Underwood Typewriter 710 Pine st. Tlif! Trades. wwNevWMA-ssv-'-'-sw BUTTONHOLE MAKERS AND FINISHERS WANTED On custom coats; call at once. 611 Pine third Boor. JOB COMPOSITOR WANTED-Also a Job-press feeder; 36 to 39.

Leigh Bros 1023 Centurj- STENOGRAPHERS competent stenographers and typewriters furnished; employment secured for reliable stenographers: no charge alther way; skllk-d assistants conduct our Employment Bureau: both phones. Undemond Typewriter Co. 710 Fine at. TAILORKS.S WANTED Lady talloress; thor-oughlv experienced. 782 Bajard WAISTMAKERS WANTED-Experienced female waistmakers on power machines; also to take work home; steadj' work.

1014 N. Sixteenth. GIRLS WANTED experienced bands for drapery sewing Georgla-Stlmson Furniture Co 616 and 613 Washington ave. STENOORVrilER WANTED-Brlght jrtrl to work for office experience; no paw at $10 per week later, nebekah Co ZX12 Lafayette ae riTENOORAPHErtS-Competent stenoffraphem nnd tjTewriterr furnished: emplojment secured for reliable stenographers; no charge either way: skilled assistants conduct our Emplojment Bureau; bcth phones. Underwood Tlpewrlter Co.

710 Pine st. STENOGRAPHERS WANTED OliVer op-erators rprehe the best salaries for dolnjr the mopt of the bert -work the easiest; we fill more positions than any other employment bureau In town: sen ices free: stenojrraphers welcome at all times. The Oliver Typewriter Co 313 N. Ninth Century bull dine. RUBICAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE nsmsivEir for tounb udies.

VAHOl BUIlDma, 0UVE AND VAMDIYIHTfU. uoara oi Education bldg 311 Locust at. A hlgh-grada school, giving thorough instruction In Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Commercial Law Letter Wrltlne. Bhorthand Tjpewritlng etc! Call or write for Illustrated catalogue. SCHOLARSHIP ONLY $10.

Until position Is secured, Draughon's Practical Business College, cor. Tenth and Olive will sell firty more scholarships under Its proposition to sllow students to pay 210 on entering and balance out of salary. S10 per month, after position Is secured. Call or phone for cata-logue and particulars. This college Is indorsed by business men.

JONES HENDERSON guness College, Grand Avenue and Windsor Place (Opposite High School) Thorough tndl--rldual J-jStrucUon in shorthand, tmwrltlnsr bookki-iplna: and all English branches TposIthvAs nrocired. Dar lhr months se. fH'i-ffi montH Call WHEN I Cffr.THROU&M He, nKE A oc a PrtlZE-WiNNER AT 5 0JT -HOW. sk, HELP WAMED-FEHALE. LAUNDRESS WANTED First-class white laundress, at once.

4425 Laclede. LAUNDRESS WANTED Living In the vicinity of 1654A S. Jefferson ave. LAUNDRESS WANTED-Flrst-class laun-ores3; references required. 441 Washington.

LAUNDRESS WANTED-Laundress for half a daj. pay 75c; come prepared for work. 3J05 Washington. LAUNDRESS WANTED Good laundress to take washing home; Rood pay. Call alter a.

m. 118 N. Ninth. LAUNDRESS WANTED Neat laundress to assist with work for rent of two basement rooms. 2124 Oil' e.

LAUNDRESS WANTED An experienced white laundress; come ready for work. 4.MI est Pine boulevard. LAUNDRESS WANTED-Good laundress for Monday and Tuesdaj of each week; $1 2 each daj. 1331 N. Tavlor ave.

LAUNDRESS WANTED-Good colored laundress for Tuesdays and Wednesdajs; good wages. Call 4530 Maffltt ae. LAUNDREHS Good, reliable laundress wants mote washing to take home, or will go out by the daj. Call Cole. 2020 Dilston st.

MANGLE GIRLS WANTED Home Laundrj'. 4416 Easton aje. MANGLE GIRLS. WANTED-Mangle girls, feeders, folders, shakers; alio girls to learn. Grand Laundrj Co.

tJTKNoaKArHER-Competeni stenographers and typewriters furnlsred: employment secured far reilablf stenographers; no charge cither way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment Bureau; both phones. Underwood Typewriter Co. 710 Pin" st. WASHERWOMAN WANTED-Gtwt colored (washerwoman. Apply to E.

Wehklng. 2019 Des- Milliners. STENOrSRAPHKlRA TTnnuw-tlnt irmrwrrsnhM snd typewriters furnished: employment secured for reliable stenographers; no charge either way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment Bureau: both rhones. Underwood Typewriter Co. 710 Pine- tt.

NURSEGIP.L. WANTFT- 5727 Bartmer ave. NURSB WANTED Competent nurse for one Infant. Call at once. 4123 Washington boule-tard.

NURSB WANTED Steady nurse to care for joung Infant: must have experience. 4(04 Mc-Iherson ae. NUR8EGIRL WANTED-Girl to take care of child; must sleep at home. Call H2t N. second-floor front.

STENOaRAPHERS-Competsnt stenographers and typewriters furnished: employment secured for reliable stenographers; no charge either way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment Bureau; both phones. Underwood Typewriter Co. 710 Pine st. Bookkeepers eewewswM s.si BTBVORRAPWP.RS-rnmrlM. and typewriters furnished: employment secured for reilsble stenographers: no charge either way; ntlllea.

assistants conduct our Employment So no pi Typewriter Waitresses, GIRLS WANTED-Experienced girls to wait table; dinners only; must be neat. 411 Eighth st. STEMIORAPHBRS-Competent stenographers tyre-srrlters funlshed: employment secured for reliable stenofrcphers; no charge either way. sallied assistants conduct our Employment Bureau; both phonos. Underwood Typewriter Co 71j Pine st.

Housekeepers. HOUSEKEEPER In rooming-house; unincumbered; references ex-changed. PL 157, Republic. and tjpewrlters furnished; employment secured for reliable stenographers; no charge either way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment 6.9th Phones. Underwood Typewriter to 710 Pine st.

Dressmakers stud 'seamstresses. DRESSMAKCn-410OA Cook. DRESSMAKER WANTED-Flrst-class asslst-n. mut nave experience on waists. 3032 Cook.

DRESSMAKER WANTED Experienced dressmaker to superintend a dressmaking department of a school: state salary and refer-ences BL 159. Republic GIRLS WANTED-Glrls to sew buttons on wt Call at once. Coleman. 3024 Easton. u28J- wh understands stitching on sewing machine in neighborhood.

S. Fallek. 2215 N. Broadway. bEAMSTRESS WANTED-Glrl to sew, 625 N.

ssrah. Experienced basters and girls to learn on vests 2323 Ump. SEAMSTRESS WANTED-Glrl to sew on TwentjMhlrd? steady work. 113 N. SEAMSTRESSES WANTED Sleevemakers on muslin underwear: hemmers, corset-cover operators; good wages can be made.

715 X. seventh stenographe-s employment secured frr reliable stenographers: no charge either ouf EmploymeSt CoIlli Pine Typewriter Mlscellanenn. ISHSS- VI e- chocolate uiyyciH. OUi i-Tanklln ae. TSiSitiiSH.3? WANTED-Sam's Place.

ttjiq jrine sts. OIRHWAjmi-T WlUr. dishes in restaurant: 717 DISHWASHER WANTED-Woman Restaurant, 206 N. Ninth St. WAKT-ei-Womsn: at SeY.enth St.

Charles ats; wages $4 per week. FINISHERS WANTED Experienced J- W- 7 Vpntndonroef-81- to work half, day. 326 Pendleton. In bakery; laundn' office girl: German preferred, jsj-j Laclede. i5-J ual-T lowh ouu.

ivi rt. sevenin. 2 errands and assist In roomlnr-honse. met olive st. AnIfa nIut ijonvent sts.

GIRL "tVA7VT7T- TVa.t -(. i. and wash dishes; references required. 1 Busch GIRLS tVANTPm Tmikb jands In muslin underwear factory. 715 N.

Sev- LADIES "WANTED-To do home work. Call SS2X Pipe, HELP 'WANTED FEMALE. ii svssM Mlscellaneona. GIRL WANTED-GIrl trade in shoe factorj. Broadwaj-.

who wants S. Falleks, to learn 2215 N. GIRL WANTED About 15 jears old. to do labeling. Inquire at Thalmann Printing Inlt Co 210 Olive GIRL WANTED To work In kitchen: good wages: off every other Sunday all day.

408 Washington ave. GIRLS WANTED Two bright girls to make themselves useful about office. $3 per week; upstairs. 816 Pine st. GIRLS WANTED 25 girls, over 14 yesrs old, for light work; wages $3 50 to J3 nr weak: steadv (oh.

Apply 618 N. Second st, GIRLS WANTED Two self-respecting, neat and willing girls to work In ladles lunchroom; five davs In week. ZK 63. Republic. QII'I-S WANTED Girls 14 years and uowsrd can get st-ady work and good wages at Fulton Bag and Burlap 613 8.

Seventh st. GIRLS WANTED To Iam trade; steady work paid while learning. Hlrsch Cohen, manufacturers nf artificial flowers. 415 Eighth st. Take elevator.

GIRLS WANTED Two joung girls to serve In tonfectlonerj- between 9 a. m. and '4 must come from Eod homes: Germans preferred no experience: call between 7 and 9 a. 414 Market St. IsADIEiT horn work, stamping transfers; IS, 12 weekly material free 400 Holland bid Ii.DIE.4-Meadv home work stamping; to J1S week: material furnished.

70S Olive, room '10. HDITIS WANTED To leurn halrdressing. manicuring, Wee trie or facial massage; four to bIx weks: positions valtlng graduates at top wages; diplomas granted: complete- outfit glen "ach student. Call or write Moler College. 1110 Pino hi.

LADY WANTED A lady for examining ladies' muslin underwear; steady work and irood wage 715 N. Seienth it. LADY MANICURE WANTED Capable if runn'ng parlors In owner's labsence; must be thoroughly competent. 2917 Law ton STCNOGRAPHCR-- Competent stenographers and tpwrJters furnished; employment secured for reliable stenographer: no charge either way; skilled asiitants conduct our Employment Bureau: both phones Underwood Typewriter Co. 710 Pine st.

WOMAN WANTED Good woman to scrub and wait, dishes: $3 30 week. 905 Pine WOMAN WANTED Strong woman for housec leaning, by the week; call at once. 812 N. Taj lor. IIELP "WAMTED MALE.

Dor. esvywvwsvwswwAeAewe BKL.L.B01S WANTED $16 to J20 snd board. I.elgh'3 Agency. 1025 Century building. BOr WANTDD-For barber shop.

3141 Easton ae BOr WANTED To run red-hot stand. Twentieth. N. BOT WANTED 421 Walnut. BOY WANTED colored boy, for porter work.

3524 Llndell. BOY WANTED In tailor second floor. shop. K5 Olive BOYS WANTED With experience. Grocory Company.

A. Moll BOY WANTED Boy of 17 to work In drugstore. 3201 Franklin BOY WANTED Neat colored boy llrlns; at home. 2337 Washington. BOY WANTED Boj It to 16, to work in (lower store.

4248 01Ie St. BOY WANTED To learn printing; trade thorOLghly. 125 Spruce st. BOYS AN11 MEN WANTED Handy with carpenter tools. 400 St George nt.

BOY WANTED Steady colored boy. for driving and housework. 4SS8 West Pine. BOY WANTED Boy 1G to 19 jears old. work In meat shop.

2361 Market st. BOY WANTEDwFor light errands. 33 per week. 105 N. Eighth second floor.

BOY WANTED About 14: good home wages. Call early. 1309 Washington ave. BOYS WANTED Between' 14 and 17 years; good wages. Smith Davis, Twentieth and Locust.

BOY WANTED A strong boy to run errands. Apply to J. W. Loese. 807 N.

Sixth fourth floor BOY WANTED Smart, quick colored boy. II to 21: work in factory. 413 s. Second good place. BOY WANTED Boy to deliver and solicit orders Call at Hamilton Market, 1000 Hamilton ave.

BOY WANTED Small boy to work In drug store; good wages; apply at once. Page ana Academj BOY WANTED Boy or young man. for taking and delivering orders in meat shop. 9 N. Broadwaj.

BOY WANTED-Good boy. 16 years old, to leam blacksmith or carriage-painting trade. 827 S. Broadwaj. BOY WANTED Young boy for all-round tailoring: open till 9 p.

m. J. A. Kellar. 3143 Ollv a Beaumont 6S1A.

BOY WANTED Honest boy for cigar store: 15 to 16 ears old; references required; 315 per month. 7 N. Broadway. EOY WANTED Strong colored boy, about IS rears oia, tor arug store and nouse: cau De-fore 8.30 a. m.

4201 N. Eleventh. BOT WANTED Boy grocery; good board and waaes: clve references. fjau lvies- day afternoon. 4131 uancnesier ave.

BOY WANTED A bright, active boy from 14 to 15 jears. to work In gents' furnishing goods store. Apply at 2024 Franklin. BOYS WANTED Experienced boj to1 work i orders In retail grocery. AnDiy Luytles Bros Grocery Sixth and Franklin.

BOY WANTED Good office boy about 16 vears old; one not afraid of work; good chance fcr promotion. Mound City House and Cleaning Co J13 N. Sixth st. BOY WANTED Blue print boy. 16 jears old.

with fair education. In civil engineer's office; $15 per month. Apply between 2 and 3 P. m. Wednesday, room 610, Globe-Democrat building.

BUNDLE BOYS WANTED-Good wages Ap-ply J. Brandt Shoe Co 619 N. Broadway. DELIVERY BOY WANTED Good delivery boy at 3S58 Ollv est. DELIVERY BOY WANTED 1022 N.

Taylor ave. ERRAND BOY WANTED-307 Olive. Dike Son. Van HOUSEBOY WANTED Small house and fam-lly: city reference. 4240 Maryland.

OFFICE BOY WANTED At Ninth trance Century building. OFFICE BOY WANTED BIckelhaupt printers. 202 N. Second st. OFFICE BOY WANTED Boy 16 to IS for Of-flce work, W.

A. asavn. 314 Pine st. OFFICE BOY WANTED Wages 14. Address In own handwriting BM 21.

Republic. OFFICE BOY WANTED Boy aged 10 to vears. Address In own handwriting BM. 20, Republic. OFFICE B0T3 WANTED Bright office boys: miscellaneous vacancies; IS to to.

Leigh 1023 Centurv building. STENOGRAPHERS Competent stenographers and typewriters furnished: employment secured for reliable stenographers; no charge either way. skilled assistants conduct our Employment Bureau; both phones. Underwood Typewriter Co. 710 Pine st.

Clerks and Collectors. AIjIa clerk Mt4klnir pmnlftrmnt imilfl vwia- ter with Jetgh Bros Emploj-ment Bureau; strictly hlfrh-Ride; reliable sen Ice. 1025 Cn- f.ury uuiiuinK. ALL people looking; for employment call on the largest emplojment company In St Louis: nil positions guaranteed. Autocrat Business Association.

816 Pine. BILL CLERKS WANTED Three bill clerks for wholesale houe. S15 week. Apply Autocrat Business Association 816 Pine. CLERK WANTED Experienced entry rlTk; call with application.

Singer Bros, Ninth and Lucas CLERKS WANTED Two srocery clerks. S14; collector, S15: hill clerks. J12S0. American Bust-ness Jlureau. 919 Olive.

CLERKS WANTED-Rrlght voung men to learn real estate business: $14 week to commence. Apply 919 Olive. CLERKS WANTED Assistant shipping clerk. J12 week: receiving and railroad clerks American Business Bureau. 919 Olive.

CI.nRKP and office asjlslants wanted: bright, ambitious young men. with some office experience: railroad, J35, $40: electrical concern. $40; wholesale $35. $40; stntlonnrv, $31. $35: publishing.

$30. $35: machinery. $20. $35. $40: hotel.

$25. board and loom: brokerage (speik German). x35. $40: bill clerks. 840.

JS.1. $5.1: other miscellaneous vacanclrs Leigh Bros. 1025 Century building. CHECKERS WANTED Two checkers. $60 month and three wagon helpers for wholesale grccery house.

Apply 1230 Olive. DRUG CLERK WANTED-Good Junior drug clerk: must be good worker; wages $10 per week. ZK 81. Republic. MAN WANTED Young man to check In hotel storeroom.

$45 month and board. Apply 1230 Olive. MAN WANTED Young roan to assist stock clerk, wholesale grocery house. $12 week. Sit Pine, second floor.

MAN WANTED Bright young man to leam real estate business; $14 week to commence. Apply 1230 Olive. MEN WANTED Three young men to run on passenger train: thrrugh daylight runs: Poutn: tl steady, v. Olive. J.

Campbell 1220 OFFICE-iMAN. ETC WANTED Office man. $C0; assistant. $40: bookkeeper. 870: assistant, $50.

American Buslneas Bureau. 91 Olive st. SALESMAN, ETC. WANTED Assistant traveling salesmen. $50 month and expenses; timekeeper, $60.

American Business Bureau. 919 Olive. STENOGRAPHERS Competent stenographers and typewriters furnished: employment s-cured for reliable stenographers: no charge eitwr way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment Bureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter Co. 710 Pine at Bookkeepers.

fm "i -ii-ii-ii-i STENOGRAPHERS Competent stenographers snd typewriter furnished; employment secured for rellsble stenographers; no charge either way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment Bureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter Co- nj Plae st. HELP WASTED jfALE. 'J The Trades. -ii-i wiewsSMj BAKER WANTED-A baker who plays cornet.

Address O. M. Miles. New Franklin. Mo.

BAND SAWYER WANTED First-class band sawyer. Apply aia n. BAND SAWYERS. WANTED-Band sawyers and shaprs. Powltzky olllns Carriage Woodwork Second anil East Grand.

BARBER WANTED-Steody. 1003 Pine st. BARBER WANTED-Good barber, at once. 3215 Park ave. BARBfcR WANTED-Good, steady man.

Call at once at 320 Walnut at. BARBER WANTED First-class barber; a steady man: no booze fighter need apply. ffuaranttea; come rcau rar-htto WANTED-FiTst-cUts barber for country town; 0 per week, or Ingle man preferred; steady Job. Addrefi Her mann union, jiu. HARTENDER WANTED Slnxle man; rood references $30.

room and board- lisn -y agency. 1025 Century building. 0Jl T-swr-i? HAvn-rvunDetent bench hand: mod- trn t-iir-frtir mill wnrlc. r.MS GrBVOiS BLACKSMITH WANTED blacksmith 1213 Cass. experienced.

BLACKSMITH WANTED First-Class blalS-smlth: steady work. 2510 8. Third st. BRICKLAYER AND STONEMASON WANT-ED 1017 Chestnut. BUrCHER.

WANTED One slaughter-house butcher and one eausagemaker. 7829 a. Sixth st. CABINETMAKER WANTED Cabinetmaker or bench hand. 2SZI N.

Fifteenth. CARPENTERS WANTED-Call Tuesday morning. 819 Manchester. CARPEN1ERS WANTED Call at 3316 Cass ave. between 7 and 8 a.

m. CARPENTERS WANTED Flrst-clsss car-penters. Apply at 3562 Olive st. CARPENTERS WANTED Two carpenters at 7 o'clock In the morning. 1543 N.

Eighth st. CARPBN1ERS WANTED Two first-clsas finishing carpenters. Northeast corner Jefferson and Pine. CARPENTERS. WANTEDarpen-trrs.

painters, engineers, firemen, oilers, elec- trlctans and helpers. Applv 913 Olive. riRRIAOR BLACKSMITH WANTED Good carriage blacksmith at 2611 Laclede ave. CIGARMAKDR WANTED 1925 Market. COOK tleth st.

WANTED Slan cook. 6 N. Twen- COOK WANTED Man to cook ham and egg. 60S Morgan st. COOK WANTED Experienced man.

Restaurant. 2713 Franklin. Billy's COOK WANTED Male camp cook for small outnt. Apply at camps. Mala and Rutger sts.

M. J. Sullivan. FINISHERS WANTED First-class finishers. Stuck Iron and roundty Co.

Fourteenth ani Branch st. LAMI'MAKERfa WANTED First-class nal lamp makers Apply at -'L: N. Third. slg- MACHINIST WANTED-Good macnlptst for very close work; state age. education, experience, rate per hour and places previously em ploj ed BL 72.

Republic MEAT CUTTERS WANTED Good meat cutters. Conrad Grocery Co 4170 Delmar. MEAT CUTTERS WANTED meat cutters, with reference. 1122 N. Leonard.

PAINTER Offered services spare hours. board in exedange 17.14 Washington. PANTSMAKER WANTED Call at once. J. Darmody.

W3 N. Vandeventtr. PLANING MILL HANDS sawvers. band sawiers and shaper hand. Powltzky Collins, faecona and East Grand.

PRESSERH WANTED Prtssers for ladle. dresses. Washington ave. PREFER WANTED Preiser on shop coata by machine. 2925A Snenandoali.

SHOEMAKER WANTED On repairing: ber man. 2304 Cass. feHOEMAKER WANTED First-class shoemaker on repairing; good Job. 1025 N. Vande-v enter.

SHOEMAKERS WANTED-rirst-class shoe-; makers, fitters and cobbiets. LicXamara. 2( N. sixth st. SHOEMAKER WANTED bhoemaker for repairing- at once.

American Shoe Repairing 55 Market st. SHOEMAKERS WANTED-Good operators on Puritan Fair SUtcning machine. Freed-man Bros. Shoe pacluc Factory. Jetferson and Madlsun.

SHOEMAKERS WANTED Sxperlenced thoe-makeis and also smsrt young men and girls to learn shoemaklng Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co union factory. Jefferson and Randolph. -SHOEFITTERS. WANTED-ShCe fitters, skivers, folders, stitchers vampers, eye-leters, headers and dressers. Friedman Rros.

Shoo Co 3417 Locust st Atlantic Factory. MIOB WORKERS WANTED All shoe workers to know that we denj the statements of tne committee representing the General Executive Board of the Boot anJ Mhos Workers' Union. Joint Council. No 13. B.

a. W. Union. STEAM-DRILL MAN WANTED Steady employment. Apply Queen City nuarry Co Alton.

111. STRIPPERS WANTED 2S strippers st good Blace and wages. Globe Cigar 123J S. (roadway. STtiNOGRAPHEKS Competent stenographers and tv pew rlters furnished; employment secured for reflahls stenographers: no charge either way; skilled assistants conduct our Emp.oyraent Bureau; both phones.

Underwood Typewriter Co. 710 Pine st. TAILOR TV ANTED Ladles' tailor, man or woman: experienced, till West Finney. TAILOR WANTED On custom coats; steady work. Call at once.

723 N. Eighteenth st. TAILORS WANTED Three all-around men: must be willing to work on ladles coau; steady work: fair wages. 333 Olive. TINNER WANTED 1204 Park ave.

TINNERS WANTED-Good signal lamp mak-ers. Apply at 212 N. Third st, TUCK POINTER WANTED Call at SU Howard St. WINDOW DRESSER WANTED-Experienced dry goods window dresser. Apply to F.

A. Sieberman. Rlce-Stlx Dry Goods company. WOODWORKER WANTED Carriage, woodworker; also boy to learn the trade. 1405 N.

Ueventh. Laborers. DIRT TEAM8 WANTED-Lefflngwell Lucas. John Whalen and LABORERS WANTED-Lefflngwell and Lu-css. John Whalen.

LABORERS WANTED 100 laborers at Broadway and Mcramec; wages 22 per day. St, Louis Transit Co. LABORERS. WANTED Rock laborers, concrete men, black teamsters: goDd wages. Stubbs.

127 N. Third East St. Louis. LABORERS WANTED-On big Foul snd Illinois Central in Illinois for McCarthy wages. 12 Der dayr board S4.

Walker Racine. 4 N. Ninth st. LABORERS WANTED Five hundred laborers, teamsters, station men. choppers and clesrers for new railroads In Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee.

Arkansas. Missouri, Indian Territory. Kansas and Illinois; highest wages: all free pass: also want camp cooks, waiters, canm blacksmiths. KOENIO'S LABOR AGENCY. Established 1875.

612 Walnut st. qUARRYMEN AND LABORERS WANTED Stolle's quarry. Falling Springs. III. SIXTY laborers and steamsters.

Illinois $30. 150 laborers and teamsters. Arkansas; S3. 50 laborers and teamsters, near Chicago. $1.75.

$2 Union bricklayers. 45c: board, $4 50. 50 choppers for right of way: tl 75: South. 25 depot carpenters. $3.50: long Job; South.

Cooksv flunkeis, free pass. SHEVLIN LABOR AGENCY. 607 Market. STENOGRAPHKRS-Competent stenographers and typewriters furnished: employment secured for reliable stenographers; no charge either way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment Bureau: both phones. Underwood Typewriter Co 710 Pine st.

TEAMii.RS WANTED At once. 2303 Wssh. TEAMSTERS WANTED For Apply 4050 Easton. feed wagons. TEAMSTERS WANTED G.

Eyermann Bro. 2906 Iowa ave. TEAMSTER WANTED Good teamster who thoroughly understands shipping. 2233 Carr. TEAMSTERS WANTED Thirty teamsters at stable.

Twenty.flfth and Warren. K. WheUm. TEAMSTERS AND SCRAPER HOLDER8 WANTED Apply at camp. Main and Rutger sts.

M. J. Sullivan. TEAMSTERS WANTED-20 teamsters for Northern Missouri and Southern Illinois; $10 per month and board. Walker Racine.

4 N. Klntlist. TEAMSTERS. ETC WANTED 25 Wagon teamsters snd 10 laborers; $2 per day. Take Crave Coeur Lake car to Olive st.

rond, walk ore mile west, camp on Belt Una Railroad. Tim Maloney. TRACKMEN WANTED-50 trackmen, $1.50 per day; company work: city boarding-house secured- 108 S. Seventh St. NORTHERN NEAR CHICAGO.

25 teamsters, laborers $2 day: fr pass. STUBBS LABOR AGENCY, fa HYfntl. OZARK INDIAN TKnhT(lrlir. 100 laborers, rockmen. teamsters) te rasa.

STUBBS LABOR 8 (. 4Yntlt. LOUISIANA LTIII1 50 teamsters, scraper hnMtri) ail w(nltr Mann x. Asiiisnii, vuiiMlvt ttu-i free r-nss. STUBBS LABOR AOKNCV.

VsysntBT- Stemasjrapaers, i- MALE STENOGRAPH ItfMI ance. $100. S75, $70: railroad. wholesale. $C0 manufacturing.

865; publishing, ttt; storage. S3o! Leigh Bros 1025 Century bulTdlng. 8TBNO3PIIERS-Competent stenographers and typewriters furnished: employment secured fcr reliable stenoaranhsrs: no way: skilled assutanu conduct ocr Employment both phones. Underwood Typewriter tO 7U1 Pine st. STENOGRAPHERS -WANTED-OJIv.

on-erators receive the best salaries for doing the most of the best work the easiest: we Tail more positions than any.other employment bureau In town: services free: stenographers welcome it all times. The Oliver Typewriter Co mj i Ninth Century bnUdlng. Walters. WArrbx, WAOTED-aood arm wmlur." i i 1 9 i I -tssr. rT i -iE-xi; -srsJsir sniwi ti- a.

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