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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
HELP NrEp-FEmA
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
GIRL WANTED-vegrtahIs girl. The Breitins
kestalraat 81 y broadway. Upstairs.
CLsLS WANTED-I0 ei-ia T. PICK nuts: Uesk
S9rs: gcoc pAS ApoiJ "a y. seroha 81
GIRLS W~ANTED-Ghis ov-r 10 years cid 10
learn trace, 3 IeE week while IeaTniuG a. y.
Main.
G~OVEENEsS wASTED-Fgr fam.Iv- our chu-
lItns upplirInt nv De passed middle age.
Christian. wi,h good reference Arriv 10 w a.
EriIcn. - Nadi-ou -. 81 CHARLES. No.
HoUSEYLAIu WANTED FirTf-ci5Ss h-usg-
mai Ish-t W1Ges. small family. mo- washing
Ailt H m"Iu.ns al is Washington ave ref
'rrngo~ required
LADY EANTEu-N lady vho ir IN touch with
present siGcat anl Ideas ned laf be- n t@lchar.
an uirlhS iN gu--n" tn.TlEht IaEty, experience
not r-luif-l y 4l. Eeuuh.e-
~ y WIPE WANTEI-W"man FOR gen
efal hpu-suurl. man handy wiki .lru-utrr t6di-.
60 ST. ig-is ave.
RouGU-DBY washinE. 8 cents Der pound Rret-
l,..e l-'snity 20 leirllene. hal Main 2ilM-
WANTED-Lalies o. .eara addressing mani
curtrE aad lace treatment usT and practical
fuetnoi hN i9se clinic ext cff Instruction. leo
ture~- ONLY fnEf seek %. ufei. gr1dua.eF
cara splendid PAS. call or write Nol-r College.
Nu Mafhc; 81
WOMAN WANTEp-T5 wssF Tsb-s AMI To
kitrlrn work Whites cafe. corner Washington
aud Taylor
WoMEN WANTEu-Twe r1,ufeI women 10
scrub AMI wash dishes short Hrlr4. GOD nav.
Eteitiiry EcstauutuL 81 y Broadway.
WO,fEN WANTED-Tvo stout ara Wiling
young women Co work five Irys lu Z week in a
West End restaurant % 90. I~rpuhIic.
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MARRIAGES
And DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.


7 and-L, Feiiauer. 1871 south BroadEay: roy.
p. and 4. Spriugmeysr, ~ North INenO'th
and X MirEer. e53 North Twentieth; Eirl.
J and n. ScotE. 1915 G-atiat. girl
10. and p krass. lslt- tas. ny As
"A. and y. Dzrman. 1913 North IWel1, AH
r. and NJ. Walsh. l7i6 Nerih SeEente. Is
5 and A EirkuWltZ. 1852 North NintA' eH|-
=. and =. Alvfs. 2fst aEarr.inos boy.
4 J and Il Ifatra-ag. --f Nen-aekt- EN-
r ~ = -rErFer. l~= S.l-ey. boy
! ard T Chapman. E-t south GRAND. 81
r. and NJ HuTrmIn. - - tc~FS' 6Hi-
ans -. Tayl1r. 2.1 StrlGari. zr-
=. ana j.. lehman. @l5 Lfup. SRI
. 7. and p. COHEN. 5000 North ~fatHs BH-
L ard J.. l.u1. E7 Hickory. Elr-
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STEAMSHIPS.
JAPAE.GHIEA EE@EdJIHLdJPERINE JsLANPs "

HpAU eUTHR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS VIA
SRrHh"8EsiHS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mall 8,
3 Co. Occidental and Oriental 3 G CO. and
Oriental :. : Co From san Francisco. nippon
Aafu. October :. Peru, October IS; Coptc. DC
l"Ler - Tor passage and freight -asess re-
e~rEettoHs, Passage ORDERS and Information ap-
nIy @ J Il Lthrop. general aEeat. sG Olive
IT. ST Louir. 40.
'CLsRKs Cruises FOR Is5-BY SeECIAIr
m~kAiSEfsLN' North GERMAS D IN,
PRESS y WHIT
STAR y LARGEST STEAMER FLOAT.
CHEAPEST y MOST ATTRACTIVE TR.Hs
EVER OFFERED lNuiESJAN-l IL
MARTINIQUE. BAERADOES. a 1nbA.
NASSAU. ETC; I DAYS. Sl5n Up MEnLIEn
MADEIRA, ATHENS. COcsSTASTiNofLE.
PALESTINE EGNfT. ROME 7 SO u.
NORWAY. RTSSIA-JTIY . -
AM p FtisT-CLASS. INCblDING ShoaSs
EXCURSIONS. HOTELS. GUIDES. DhlA -
ETC. PROGRAMMES FREE-MENTION TRIP
r. c CLARK III BROADWAY. y y.
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ST. LOUIS.

The Cohen-schwartz Ran and Steel Company
fled articles Of Incorporation yesterday with the
ECCorder q Deeds. The capital stock Of the
COMPANY Is given as 14LOoo. which amount Is
fully paid. Four hundred and forty shares at
sos each are divided among ; Schwartz who
Sflds $50: Il Cohen. ~: A. Cohen. 100; B. Gross
Al Rau Mineral Water Company with a capital
Ri HG.Go9. The stock T. held as follows: Jacob
han. 8: Ferdinand Rau. s.. Anna Buzz. l. Hen
FtetR Rzu. /.
Notice % Increase In capital stock was filed
hrithe following compares. Crescent Novelty
Manufacturing Company. from xa.0eJ TO Si000L
with 100 shares OF the Increased stock to hear =
ptrlcent Interest. The assets are given a. 27.-
.tEat and the liabilities at &.sei.z6. The A..
Rosfnfeid skirt and WAIST Conpany. from
Ns.So to 1850 Assets $500: liabilities SIS
600 Lesser Cotton Company. from $4,000 To
No4O0. Assets u5ss.9i21Ss liabilities s5s5,-
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NEW CORPORATIONS
ILLINOIS.
REPurL1c SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. III. Oct. L-Certihcates OF incorpo-
ration were issued to-day By Secretary Of State
Rose as follows.
The Mollmann Harness Company. Hast st.
Louis: capital. $1,000: 10 manufacture aud deal
in leather. harness. etc. IncorporatorsLJonn u
Herman l. Aolniann. Fred ". Moll-
Man,. Julius D M0tlraann and Arthur J.. Moil~
mann.
The Fsrnum Dental Laboratory Company. Chi
caEos capital. E,S1v. 10 deal in dental supplies
and transact a general GENITAL business In
corporators-Leon "a Farnum. Caude L. Wells
ana William J. Canoifsh-
Ths Wan. Simpson Lumber Company. Gales
burg cafitsl. x1UJg; general mercantile hush
mesa fn3rporator7James c. Simpson, Frank L
Adams and Philip 5. Post.
Ihc Saxer Construction Company. Chicago:
capital. &uo: general contracting and CONSTITUTE
1ol business. ncorpcratGrS-Georg II. SaEsT,
u. J Toner and Daniel Byrnes.
the Western Screen CompS15. Chicago: capital.
S41Vo: manufacturing screens Incorpbrators-
Harry D. Or. W. d. Moore and s. iDelano Tai
cutf-
The American Millinery Company. Chicago;
capital. $500 general merchandising company.
lncorporatons-Nilllam Nilhartz. CelOnel Rosen-
blatt ard Murray q Louer.
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MISSOURI.
prprnr1r enrm.

jefferson City. No. Oct. 1.-Seerstary Of State
sam B. Cook wednesday issued & license 10 the
Ihysicians Defense Company OF Fort Wayne to
do business In Missouri. With Offices At Kansas
I city. TIE company has a capital stock Of
ueoooe. Of which S.e0 IL to be used in Mis-
lAQuu. The company guarantees 10 protect its
members from an prosecurons Tor maIpractlcs.
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LOST AND FoUSp.

LUST AMI FUND.
.BROOCH-Losc ladies brooch: Wild rose dI1-
lnoliu center. on Wcsfbuund Page chr. crossing
Kilg's hlfhyssy, 1855 p n. Wednesday; reward.
l2 y. King,s highway
DRAwENGs-Party who took drawings from
Republic eouating-roam Counter Wednesday
evening wit please return 10 Republic ofiee. Or
70 J. b Adams. JA Page ave.
FouND-Ahe piaee 70 set a good shoe Tor .s.o
larrs Shoe 70. 80 \ sixfh -. near Locust 81
5AcKET-Aost. between Jefferson and Grad
sves, on washington ave. "a black Jacket. lined
with white satin. Liberal reward II left at Os-
terfas Bros, florists St Nsshipgton ave.
osT-whls4 5ointer bitch, rather cd: has
long teeth; $ rewafd ls2 olive
DsT-white poodle dos. from SOS Maple. and
~ returled 70 Above number llberat reward will
Be EtTen. dog A deaf
BcST-2stb sabtemher. brlBdle female bal.
leather coiiar. brass TRAININGS; she Is quite DAT;
reward So n lsnring ave.
LosT-At Ten8h 81 and Washington ave
5acr'E gold watch. usme on inside: finder r.
turn 70 No g. ~ Third 81 and receive liberal
reward.
LOST BarrA Wednesday morning. BLACK
shopping has containing parEaEc o. soi.cd iacs
ant Cover Leaf mileage book. d Suitable re-
ward II returned 70 Mss StrudelE. care o. y. o..
Nelson Manufacturing Co. Eighth and ST
GsSries stS
ovERCoAT-Lost. oFercoat. about ia. a m.
Tuestay. cither In Planters Hotel or or STREE
enhhouse makers and Qunecs name IN % XII.
Newman a Riehie and ChaE. s. Brown. Return
= ~ 81 Louis ave and receive r-ward
POCKETBQoK-Losf. 4 new p1eketh0ok. Be-
- fre owner. also = uar OF eyce asses. cle
gold fhinbie and some m1ney- Liezral reward u
frtGrieS % Ill y esanllaye-
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Dressnankers and seAmstresses-
TTrp ,TIox u,XDs wAN-TEp r,y.H-
enced alteration hands Sonnenfeid's cloak dept.
FINISHERs wANTED-First-cnss aaishcrs on
custom pants; steady work SOD wages IL y
EiEhth "a. room
GIRL WANTEn-wFth experience. al dress
making. 20 ;. Third 81. upstairs
r wANTED-EUeHeneed girls 70 sew
on vests by hand and machine. los y Ihir-
tenth. second hoor
MACHINE GIRLS wANTED-on pants Apply
-is Chippewa st
MACHINE GIRLS wANTED-And girls fo-
general work over = years q age Bemis BIO
MACHINE HANDS WANTED-Tvtaty-nye *
pcrenced machine hands on ladies' snrA -
OPERATORS WANTED - Blk Inducements
offered machine OPERATOR on muslin underwear
learners taken. ~ y seventh -
sEAMsTRESs wANTED-Compsteat sran-
Li6isn.
sEANsTRTSs WANTED-Good plain seam.
s;ress who viii ASST WEh light Homework .
Portland place.
SFANSTRFsSEs wANTED-wc viii paw IS 20
SO weekly 90 experienced valstmakers- steady
work the year round Olga AfE- CO. tt y
sKIRTMAKERs wANTED-To work on tailor
made 1irts. steady work; good wages. Setback
s2is Olive.
wAIsTMAKER wANTED-A good wais,mak-
Plsslh52. 80, ..-l
The Trades.
BUTroNHoLE MAKER wASTED-Siust Be
an-argund hand On custom Nessti 1907 NSIS
COATMNKERS WANTED-SK coatmakers NJ
onc-. W A Gerry. LadlcF Tailor. 81 Co1A-
FoREIhDY wANTED-For seWing-room IN
bedding factory J -. Republic.
GIRLS wANTED-Two girls 20 lesrz mnlasry.
GIRL wanted 70 work IN tailor shop. iS y
EiEhta 81. thirG hoor
GIRLS wANTEDNTWenty-nve girls. Globe
Pickle Co., 1904 Collins =.
GIRLS wANTED-At once. three experienced
laS5-atory girls. SIS y. Third 81.
GIRL WANTED-Expcrenced o work IN house
fyrnishinE- Freuni. 1870 : Broadway
Girls wANTED-Expcrenced aud ~inexperi-
enced Girls % work m sutehins-ro9in hsAnitoh
Brown shoe 90. LHent5l-ee 1-1 49,
MACHINE Girls wANTED-Maehtne girls
on pants. Fourteenth and s5ulard-
OPERATORS wANTEp-on muslin underwear.
ArpJ At sterling MIG Co. al Olive 81
OPERATORS wANTED-on embroi5ennr ma
chimes. good waEeF S.lvcrstein Ladies Tailoring
Co. l9t CIV -
revfrE machine operators on shirts ovefaiis AMI
duck coats. We viii teach new heFtnae-s steady
i i@s' SHa iaii s. charies Il.
sCOIRERS WANTED-Two ccod scourers IN
dyeIng and cleaning works; 81 once J. o Chen
oveth II & c Co. lAs Nashinstol ave
SKIRT AND WAIST HANDS wANTED-ET-
pe-feu-ed skirt and walT maE.rs. best ray IN
ne city. Macdonald MfE Co. IL Lucas ave.
STITCHING ROO HELP WANTED Top
s-ttchcrr. lining makers. Congress siltcherS Az
pIy 10 Roberts. JohusGn X Rand shoe Co. Thsr~
ieenth and Iuilauphy sts-
YOKFNAEFRS W~ANTEu-TcR experienced
vnlamaEpra. Fernusuu-Mckmne SKA LfE-. 4Ea
Lucas ave.
GIRLS WAyTED-GIRLS ENPERI-
ENCED IN SHAPING AND MARKING
TOP SKIRTS. ST. LOUIS CORSET co,
NINETEENTH AND MORGAN SITS.
Chocolate Dippers Wanted.
800 NaFcs 81. CANDY MIG %
Ninth and Gratiot SIS
ae-rorrRpnrra.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TO Whom Il May Ccncern-The partnership
hcretotors existing between Oliver Abel and
David = Macdonald. under the style OF Abel a
AacDopald. opticians. at g. Locust st. s.;
Louis PIC, Is this day dissolved by mutual caa-
sent the undersigned succeeding 70 the assets
and god VIII Of the business and continuing
seme gnder BIS own name. OLIVER ABEL.
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wedding Rings Cscsid Cold.
Finest qualities. $ 10 so Mermod * JAG
car0-s. Broadway and Locust
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C~uATMAKERS WANTEp-Sgvr-aI curI ccaf-
makers O. g. o. the gguutry. lI POSITIONS Ap-
py jos ". Hayes Wcoieu Co. Ninth qua ID
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ELECTRICIAN WANTED-oue electrician
Chr.'ty Fare Clay Co.. Morgan F1-t road and
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C~OATNARERS. ETC. WANTEn-C.atnsk-r-
ana lrcssuakcrs. highest prices ratd tar-arffstlr
N1fk \. r. Bostai. So Commonwealth Tr-s.
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SOlkiMasAGlp

Mercantile College. Lincoln Trust Building. Sew
eurh and CErSIrut Sts--Incivldua Instruction
given IN Bo9kkeepIaE. Pennanship. S1orthand;
Tvuewr4tug. Arttlmetic. Grammar. &c Fail
or write Tor catah-glc-
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DYER. wANTEu-Comrete1- dyer. cleaner ana
pr.sseT fUc cat q city, Eraf wages. z-eafv o 81
ton CAL AZ once. IL : KAHN
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WANTED-Au uphsIsrer foreman.
one competent 70 eCpLruiz- ia emitting must ta
steady and sDber. state experience and salary
waEtei Lincoln Iph1L-erIlE Cu. Lincoln N.h.
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NOTICES.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned and Frederick Tre~cher. uncer
the name of Trescher q Muller. in the general
commission ana produce business. az No ~ y
Third 81. has been this day termirsted BY lin
iiatiga. r. Il ILLEI
81 Louis. October l. 1872.
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ENGISEEE 20 % county surveying: pre-
s,sriy eae sSreri.1@ea "a such work ". Z
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CARRIAGE TRIMMER wNNTED-Onc who
&c. FGf U-lnar.
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CpMFuSTTOHS WANTED-At II. 3. Cf8.e a
COS - y Eleventh. 81
COOK wANTEu-SiaI~. 81 Pine -. Aliens
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HAMMER z ANT BUcKERs-CF WANT
ED-Car department.. American steel Foundr
Co. Granite city. III.
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FTtESCp PAINTERS. ETC. WANTED-Ftr~t
class frrsco painters and pan-rhanE-rs. bef1-
: - q y. -- a--.r 81. D. m ~ L---n-c.- ~.
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HELPER WANTED-ENperienced .pipentt-l
and Gr4v1ls.
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AGENTS Avn statesmen.


AGENTS WANTED-To sell automatic door
STRIP. a house warner. fuel saver and good
seller; exclusive territory Hcke Mfg. ca. Suili-
van. Ind
AGENTS-Here is the greatest mouey-maker IN
She World. AE=ats make IS 70 - daily in al To-
gahfie=. You can DO The same. Address standard
Co. T. ~. HoS -9& Boston. Mass
GOOD corlnisSious; bcys and girls can make
money after school hours. Call at room SD
Mermof & Jlccard building.
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CuATNAKEES WANTED work on ladies'
coats; steady work SedlaN- f-Is Olive t.
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HELPER wANTED-Carrtase blacksmith help
e. Apply y. b shue.ter. - Wash Sd.
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CpoPEES WANTED make apple barrels
Apply 1885 MeutEdmsry-
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HtSHEL.MLAN WANTED-Trt-cIaz bushei-
rlsa. go'i iSN s;ciiy WasE 10 Washington
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SoorERS wANTED-coaFers for apple bar.
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CNBtNErNNREHS WANTED-Tvo cabinet
makers -. LOUIS Cabinet 60. northeast coz
n~r Wslnut and Commercial SIS.
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KITCHEN MAN WANTED Young man 10
make himself usetul in Kitchen. -aa's y. Eighth
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CARPESTEEs y CAGHUILEErss WANT
EL@Aupiv a. 80 De Eafh -.
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EREIGET car FiINrEEs wANTED-AppIy
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CARPENTERS. ETC. acknowledgement
aud ta-bIilder~- Apply 70 American car ar.
F.unlr. Co. MadIsln. II.
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-JoR-PREss FEEDER WANTED -mI \
Broadway.
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HARNESSMARERS WANTED -Harnessmsx-
ere and stitchers- p. Burns & Co. so5 Lucas ave.
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MAN wANTED-Man experienced setting u
stoves and hanly with tloIs- 80 5 1870
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CARPENTERS WANTED Flur COOL shia-
Eiers. call NJ Bremen ami ulf yancheste- ROAD
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MAN wINTEn-N man to work ~ lodging
hct-e CaI 5u spruce.
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EXCHANGE AND BARTER.

COLEMAN st-Elecaut house or eight rooms.
arranged IN flats. VIII trade FOR vocaut ground.
Z. =. C8NaEat9-E. iG, y. Grand ave
3ENTAL work Tor anything OF value. NJ 80.
Republic
TWENTY-FOI.R lots In Missouri Gown. good
clear. want poultry farm. T Is. Republic
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BiICkiANEf:S WANTEu-ScnunIa bricklay-
etS. Abby Main ard b.eSson SIS. city.
BDsHELMAN WANTED-uusheiran- EIwarI
Hart Ir~ Broadway aaI olive SIS.
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PACKER WASTED-ENperienced packer OF
mems work. a. once. Brown shoe Co. Eight
ecnfh AMI Wash sts-
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BARBER WANTED-N0 guaranteed. 21f Nan
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TEAMSrEES WANTED-Five good tcamsters.
Sartl - and Wabash tracks. Thursday, SD
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BLACKSMITH wASTEp Good carriage
nleEsnAth. - once VIM Dischert. t,-1 Nor
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PACKERS. ETC. WANTE3-Experienced DR.
goods packers. callers shd checkers IN large DR.
gods h0asc. T JL Republic.
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Solicitors,


So $ I.--.-u-L-
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WO,fEN WANTEu-Two stout ard willing
yruu. women Co work i've Irys m : week in a
West End restaurant o 90. ~Irpuhlic.
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PACKER WANTED-TounE man with some ex-
rsr5erc- IN packing glass and chiuaWare- Apply
saIl Chemical Couirany, Io y. Fifteenth st.
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PORTER WANTED-One who understands
now o. tas. sa-- ~ electric elevator. Pufeles-
CAM Cloak Co... 80 Washington ave.
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\ AND WIFE WASTEp-addIs-aged man
ant wife wanted. man handy with carpeter
i1ais woman :0r general housework, private
family f}G 81 Louis ave.
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,s RARsER wANTED-BaT5sr. Apply s'aI FiaTs
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3 painters. g.. $50 day. HELPERS. steady.
camp blacksmith. So. board. rock foreman. 81
All people out 70 work call on the oidest and
argest employment company in St Louis.
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H. WANTEu-NFen 10 learn barber
trade. here ss the eivantasrs: Steady prae-
Nlts qualEel tHIrhc-r. tTGctTs+ experience.
wages Saturi1y- tools presented: bad inciuded:
cillouus srautel. sears saved no limit 70 term;
sple1dif demand Tor BARRIERS Inducements 10 dis
tlut apr+.ssuts- call n write for catalogue
Aoler Barber College. iIf Market 81.
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WOMAN WANTEp-To wash dishes uni 10
kitr.gn work Whites cafe. corner Washington
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'fsu To,Ufef man 20 DO
90 tahie mus, be expe-
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a TASTEp-Tr work around The WestsFs
Hotel. TUlrI AID cary st--
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PREsSEE wASTED-Presssr with e1perirEc,
rin~ st.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-09

national untensiI. The tea is drunk
from glasses. rarely from cups. Sugar
is seldom mixed with it. When 1t Is
used, lump is held in the mouth, ana
the tea percolates through it. Tne
popular drink is tea, favored with
slice of lemon.
Many fishing camps are to be seen
on the Volga islands. Plenty of excel
lent fish is caught all summer Ana
those grand forests in some DISTRICTS
and lovely Towering steppes in others
tempt the sportsman to explore the
grand game country. The Volga runs
through vast lands in which BEARS
wolves. foxes and lynxes are numerous
Many horses are killed by the wolves,
and children straying round the VII
lagos not infrequently fall victims. The
moose has his home in the steppes ana
forests, but in the summer heat that
splendid animal, tortured by gadi1ies'
retreats to higher crOwnlands. Some
times the scenery takes on an astonish-
ing aspect as the steamer winds about
with hills on one side and SteppeS OF
woods on the other. Suddenly the
landscape is for miles one vast sheet OF
dazzling yellow as if colossal chrome
pot had been split on the plains. Mil
lions of magnificent sunfiowers are
grown in some districts. Up the river
come snorting steam barges towing
great timber RATS from below Samara,
or loads of dried fish from Astrakan.
The days go by like dream of enchant-
ment. All through the hours is heard
the constantly repeated cry of the
guardian with his long striped pole
who records the depth of the river, ana
thus gives warning when the great boat
is likely to sit on a sandbank." 1t IS
the season Of the white nights" In
the height of summer darkness is un-
known, and all Russia seems to keep
awake nights.
The splendid steamboats, take US
TRANQUILITY down the successive reaches
of the generous flood which traverses
the centre Of the great empire in a
grand diagonal. What romantic med
ley of Occidental and Oriental condi-
tions makes up the experience of the
tourist as he stops at Yaroslav, with its
ring of busy little villages where love-
ly lace fabrics are made by the primi-
tive people; at Makarieff, where for
merly the fair was held, which was
transferred to Mini Novgorod; al
Gorodetz, the centre of the Raskolniks
or ''Old Believers" with its quaint
wooden cathedral; at Mini Novgorod
the very heart of the country, where
the queenly Okla sweeps into the bosom
of the imperial Volga; at Simbirsk
where the loveliest scenery of the rivel
is to be admired; at Samara, with it!
$4,000 people. a hive of purely Musco
vite industries. and whence the neigh
boring koumiss farms may be visited
and at Astrakan, the mysterious gate
way of Asia.