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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
MeddIng Ningx CsoI!d Goldl.
WITS.

Edward Bristol. = years. Emergency Hos
Iifai- urasWia-
John Kennsaw. . years. Emergency Hos
yItal- Geu'ufia.
August SchlUmbcrE. - years. Emergency
Hospital. n"uhrItis.
Jonn ButIer. . years. Emergency HOSPITAL:
Dorothy spencer. - wears. T3 North Comp
John smith. - years. 20 South Levee;
homicide.
William J Murphy. = DAYS. II3O North
Tweuty fourth; pneumonia.
Bridget Bell. - years. Poor House; ne
Frank Do-na. l month. lib Biddle: hemcrr-
faEc-
Lille r Klausmevcr. = years. 2clO O'Fa1-
lon.
Ray, Bennett. 1 months. 1876 North Tenth:
Joseph Murcurlo. ? DAYS. II2l North Ninth:
Laura MARSHAL. g years. 2lcs Market. gas
triiis.
,r1srIes Eugene Koch. 20 years. 1921 North
Nineteenth. consumption.
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YOUNG LADY WASTED-Esat young lady
IN doctors office. All =. Republic.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
81. LOIS.


Tie following articles Of Incorporation were
FLED with the Recorder 81 Deeds Yesterday:
Indian Creek Land COMPANY. capital stock.
fun paid. $1,000. VIM. :. Specht. "a shares
clarence ". Gregory and Herman II. Spii5er.
zach g shares. AL Of II. Louis. To do general
real estate and land business.
The La's Beds Mining and Milling Company
capital stock. full paid. S-Jts1. Lawrence 4.
~Sraflsin. les Angeles. cal, 2g. H45 shares. John
man and Chas. L. Bates. all Of -. Louis. "acn
! share. To do general mining business.
Sejdel Manufacturing Company capital stock,
ful paid. Sln."E. Edward K. Seilel. st. Louis.
IPI shares. James calhoun ard Nellie + SsIdel
- -. Louis and Claude :. MagneT. Chicago.
each ! share. To manufacture and deal in
haTiHa are spccialtiss.
DEED OF TRUST.
From the Alta Realty Company to the Com
~ronwealth Trust company. trustee. for bond
holders. first mortgage. AZ per cent gold bonds.
being northeast corner Locust: also machinery
and fixtures OF all kinds. This bond issue IL
made 70 complete the payment Of the purchase
price Of the Colonial Trust building purchased
from the commonwealth Trust Company.
ILLINOIS.
Springfield. IL. Sept. ll.-Certihcates NJ in
corporation were issued to-day bv Secretary Of
state Rose ~ follows:
The Western Whiting and Manufacturing
COMPANY. Elsah. capital. $E.HG: msnufact1r-
corporators-AleXander Marshall. William L.
Grace and william l.. Marshall.
The NJ. Schipss"r Baking Company. chicago;
capital. S2G.v'p: general bakery business. In
corporation Michael SchlGsSer. Bernhard Ste
phensDn and IEnatz Brusenbach.
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COlOTet Steamship Freight Handlers

F-- or, = town: none but experienced men
need apply. fire. transportation. Cal! al room
. 40. MS y sixth.
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LnundrSEses.

N~TRSEGTRL wAETED-Youns white girl to
wages. JEij Gates.
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HELP wAxrnD-FEMALE.
Homework


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---, ~ Il-,--H -
l-u -Wora. is@ o.-s
Hr3 ~EGIHL n,&TEn-Gi-I for genera
v'ila.. @.&i!.A N WA>TEp-A Firl fr house
i 80, NJ. >! ,.a '' E'"F''
ftn' -Etii.. NtNTEl-H.rl 70 DO general
7l--
T~n.-EGIEL wt~rg..,H-f - d, conceal
n.a-s0 .r#. a-rN Cr-..'.Ht.
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tn1'. D.. ''.'..L s
Farr -ErE.HI. NE<rrE.fa. general house
=.r.. 90 -" '.". EVENINGS f; Fr-'
u.rsr.fsL ,<r.r. G,~.. anon, y yrars
H.. @-,'lI5L '5.r, IT. general
'.l ''i. J. "" ''..,N' -
ft't ssHt... NAN~TI'-1.rusan glfl 20 as
sis. 81 ."'..N'rr. '..-N y Ni1"'"'nia.
IfH. EsI-, NNNT-r-'..'f ra go -ou0tal
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STEAMSHIPS
JAPhk-GHiKh

,lEPAN.GHIEh PHILIPPINE ISLtNIs
~. Ssti.H VIA HONDLI LG-Pacihc
Mail = : Co. Occidental and Oriental = :.
%. and Oriental ;. :. 60. From san Fran
cisco: ltohEko1E SiaTu. September "a. China.
Sept"nhtT- y. pOTtr. October g For pas
sage and freight rates, reservation. orders and
Information apply u J II La'hrop. general
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF births,

Ed and GeGrgiana Smith. 4224 Papin: girl
Al +. and Mariana Moran. d. II. George;
Walter and Isabelle Toomey. 1911 Fiddle; girl.
tIeorgc and Stella Abeel. 1854 81. Louis. gill
= a and Pauline Bennett. 1913 -. AHge. boy
Daniel and Mamie CalIiEan. 4ul2 Lincoln: boy
Charles and Mary Street. 2l5 south Ninth
George and Lena Zinmeriy. $40 O'DeIl: boy.
Frank and Lena clements. I115 South MINI
girl.
Albert and Emma Hranskc. 1867 Arsenal: boy
G"urE" and Carrie Douglas. @st cote hHl-
llaure- girl.
Joan ana Eartara Fritschc. ~ Bildl": hoy
Harry and Sarah TOWNSEND. SO Mdnrh"rtHr'
boy.
Herman and Anna Kart. =geG Cleveland: hoy.
Peter ARD kats builn. So Brooklyn. girl
William and MaTy Schrii". 2Hif B.'u'ns by
FarIy and Catherine Lloyd. MA Mitrht. girl
Louis and Mobile sherman. I'm Moor. ~
Norman and Sarah Matthew. II-l Elliot. by
Robert ard Nsri- Wash. @N'i Marine. bow
Wm. and Emma Ni-t.. |l2 North BI"ad"aN'
EE1
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAIE.

CASHIER-Refned young lady Of experience
wishes position as cashier. All /. Republic.
COOK OR Observation-Disclosures by colored
girl as cook or housegirl. y. Neach. 1909 Mar
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class r.,rsr hangers who can do -tn-ing. The
Dixie Paint arI wan Paper 70. ~ Second St.
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q BUNDLE WRAPPERS
! WAMTEO-APPLY TO-DAY
Z 402 N. FOURTH ST., 3RD
FLOOR.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
Boys.
WANTED-Ncat erTand boy. Flows. 81
BOY wANTED-To work IN drug store. 80
BOY WANTED-Modern Candy Co. 30
BOY .WANTED-Omce boy: s. a week. 1907
Holland h.tG-
BOYS ,WhNTED-l7 years Old Moser Box
EgY WNNIED-Good hoy. Hurck cycle Co.
90 y, Fourteenth.
o WANTED-A good hoy to help on milk
w1E9n. .taI NlnnebaEo.
10y WANTEp-Eoy about Is or Il to work
IN 1rGE store 5."s EtzeL
BOYS wANTEp-Bunile boys. The Model.
EIIl aII NasnInStph.
BOY WANTED-Go2i boy to work in drug
store. Apply @9 y. Sauh.
BOY WAETED-Neat coIored boy. az once.
Strife Drug store. 4l69 Olive.
o WANTED
BOY 20 iced press. T5 Pine -.
BOY WANTED-Heavy boy for Kitchen:
white or colored. 1s y. Fourth At.
BOY WANTED-Omce hoy at scudder-Lees-
berg shoe Co. Narne and Flor.ssant
BOY WANTED-stronE white hoy for light
porter work. Apply 20 y. Second st.
BOYS WANTED-Boys over II years. ApoIy
70 AleGgLe BOX Co. Lawrence and Folsom.
BOY WANTED-Toy FOR cornirc works.
Mound CITY c9rn.cc Co. $50 san Francisco.
BOYS WANTED - To polish bottoms. La
Frelie Shoe 90. Eleventh and WashinEt2n.
o wANTED-A good hoy FOR delivery
Ma--I: EI-I pay: steaGy &ork- 81 russell
ROYS wANTED-To cement. lay channels.
L&IrelIe Shoe Co. Eleventh and Washington
o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wagon tav. 81
a week. -. louis Pressing Club. 2l9 Olive.
BOY WANTED-At once. good boy to work
AZ soda fountain. Eighteenth and Washington.
Roy WANTEp7I7To work as porter IL a first
CLASS barrier establishment 55 y. Nandeventer.
. WANTED-A colOred hoy to shine shoes
IN barber shop Saturday and Sunday. 544 Eas-
BOY WANTED-O1fce boy. to copy letters
run brands. go TO r. r. Offices. etc. All 3,
BOYS WANTED-Five boys. Il to IS. to
york: also one man for power press. 14io y.
10y. WANTED-From % to u years, 70
Work IN factory. Drey & Kahn. Eleventh and
Roy wANTED-Experienced young man to
ing. AZ L. Republic,
,t o wv, WANTED-Boy e ,1 years Old ,,t TO Learn
Drug store. COO Market.
HOT WANTED = Apprentice. with three
years experience in machine shop. SWaine Co.
seventh ard O'Fallon sts-
o WANTED-Gcod bow 70 drive meat
wagon; $40 Per month and hoard Apply Jen-
ninEs. No. at Mr.. \. Csssent.
I!pYS Northumberland boys IN lasting
ard huttOmir= room. sole tackeTs. LaPrelle
Shoe 90. Jefferson and Mullanphy.
BOY WANTED-Boy for office work; one &C
Qusinted with wall paper preferred. p. Loire
Wall Paper and F~rescofng Co. 1923 Olive.
EgT .WANTED-About Is, who writes a fair
hand. for office and messenger work: references
renuired: good place for a boy that wants TO
get a start in a mercantile house. All p. Re
public.
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CARPENTERS, ETC.wsyTED-CAu-
PENTEHS AND CAR REPAJRERs. APP
PLY HEFRfGER ATOR REPAIR DE-
PARIhENT, FOOT UTAH STREET.
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MILLER WANTED-Y0urc man with expert
once To- take position Of second miller. state
age, salary expected and reference. AG L..
Eauuhiis.
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photographers.
RgmdRmm1DMSw

Board Of Education bldg. oil Locust st. A
high-grade school, giving thorough Instruction
In Bookkeeping. Penmanship. Commercial Law,
can or write for illustrated catalogue.
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FTUMEEI: LtEOEER WANTED
l,--n L. 90 E-n..---
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POETEE WH%TED-G99d Porter FOR barber
81 r- come r--Iy O. work. T-t2 DIV" ST.
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STONE CUTTERS WANT Ed" rec good
st0ln cutters. ~ cartilage. Mo, g" ~rr's GHr
hour. call rC.u'luo. room 49, Naiu"r'E1t
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Gasoline and Steam Engines

t S9lIgITiS: steam pumps; steam. gas and vrtsr
MORSE & co, B. Icnt%
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wNILGT; WANTED PAM. I0aE'-. 20 go .
Texas. steady g~.=--Yl- r"'cr r-3HiFH 'aI
l"rNe'u . ami fa O. DID,. a- Marx " fit.
ing o. corner washington ave and 4a..-
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

The Ira1cs.
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PEES-EE NAEIEU-Du coats. saturday
morning. St Louis Pressing C5lH. $40 D.lyc
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

! BARGAIN in street and evening dresser
highest prices paid for cest-oh clothing. Send
postal kiul0Ch \ %5. Mrs Miller. COZ Walnut.
ABSOLUTELY highest price paid for ladies'
ana gents oil clothing. Goldman. Te5 Morgan
EEFGEE selling your mems old clothing send
fC- the Boston man: pays three times more
than others; postal. ODpe7hein. r0i Carr.
GOAT WANTED-FTesh milk goat. Eo7
Magnolia
HIGHEST price paid for good secondhand
clothing: also bargains in nice clothing: sample
hats. shoes. Gordon. s96 Morgan. Kin. G 2o9.
SECOND laundry stove.
All -, Republic.
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TAILOR WANTED NI-.raHr1. Who cen
-r4e. himself Uer.Uf around f-- store or -
~. O.. II ..-r.- Lr--l ri L-r--- ~
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Ii Trades.
EUTToNHCLE MAKERS wANTED-on
carr. second Hoo-
FINISHES wANTED-Cn custom pants
GIRLS. wlN~ET EEpe-feneed ara :ne1-
brown zneo g.. -a5Gry-aist and Loc1s..
IiA> EIsS WtETEp-Cu custom vests.
Louis Eo--H. ~ y. E"el.tL
OPERATORS WANTED ezperlo1ce--
i wrsIr5rs. God .'' rs.. wife [learning. Il. 3.
ioewcnstein. ne \. Eleventh.
OPERATORS wANTED-Two experienced
and inexperienced machine operators 20 sew on
e Ioweastain. NJ y. Eleventh.
SHIETMAKEES. ETC. WANTEp-EXperi-
cuced s~hirtuakers and girls 20 learn: also some
good Trgsslrs. Apply J.. 4. caseys factory
42iA Esans ave.
SKJRTWhEEES TANTED-FNty expcri-
eHced r~ISirtmasers. $IsTan Rroz.. IN Lucas
ave. TAKE elevator.
SKIRTMAKEES WANTED Experienced
slJirtmakcrs. steady work and highest wages
paid. PROFESS MEs Co. I5-5le Lucas ave.
s~KIRTNAKERs WANTED - Experienced
s kiTtmaA, Is Soy 2 !oI sim goo pay Eid RSTg ma
TAILDFS wANTED-Flrst-class ladies' tai
lorg. .t"eGT work. l. !. Ngndelsohn. Eleventh
and McGea Kansas city. No
T~ICKMAKEES WANTED-Ezperienced mat
tress ticsmak.s Missouri Bedding and Feath-
er 90. ~" So..ln9 81
w~ArGTMhKEES WANTED waistmakers
and girls Tor plain stitching. highest wages
paid: ~'eaar work. olian Bros. a. Lucas ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANLED-Tweacy-hve
experienced w-apparmaHrJs learners paid ny
the week 20 staEt on. Bernstein Wrapper Co.
Mattresses.
,DINI%G-RooNI GIRL WANTED.A girl for
dininE-ronm work IN a restaurant. 4s5S Delmar.
pTNTNaAgooM GIRLS wANTED-Respect-
able r1uE" ladies for diniUg-ro1m. dinners
only 81 \ Eighth &c..
WAITRESS VANTED-ExPeTienced arm
wailr.sz. lS y jefferson.
MATTRESSES W~ANTED-Two hrst-class
waitrczE's, WIFI nav good wages. Hotel Castle
wood. Drlmar end Lake.
L~uundreEses
LAUNpRESS wANTED-For Mondays. s5
y. P~rna1HaT-
LATNDEESI WANTEp-voman 10 wash
and iron. IG1stays or Wednesdays. 50l5 Eads.
IEONERS W~ANTE3-raIv Clothes i5crers,
at once, N1stnir-tgr IIunlry 20. F15 ore.
LAI'EDEES% Wh&TED-White Iaund-c5s
fcr M-tgay and Taeslay ti2lA Magnolia
WksHEGWoNAN WANTED Experienced.
Nurses.
~.NUHSEGlEL WASTED-German girl for
child nurgs; permanent rlacc. 531 cabanuc.
NTRSE WANTED-comuetcnt white nurse
FOR one infant: call at once. 4i2s Washington
boulevard.
~NrRsEGTRL WANTED-Young nursegiri;
experience unnecessary. 1902 Flad: take Park
ave car
N~rRSEGTRL wANTED-Youns white girl to
assist With care n baby I5 months old. good
wages. Osi5 Gates.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Il thosa desiring help or seeking situations
may register with The Free Employment Bu-
t0au Of the state Labor Bureau OF Statistics.
t.5iz Chestnut St: situations and help fur
ulsheG free 4 charge. Tel. Kinloch A esi.
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TpETEE WANTED - Cn.arrf porter. La
Tr"Lr Shoe Co.,. Jefferson and NUieHrhy
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YOUNG LADY WANTED-For office worn.
eYpnrience not necessary. but typewriter pre-
ferred. cremers pharmacy. Seventh and
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SuiVEG uN-Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SNAPPER bands irsIsta cor co.. itn s. second
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Indy AGENT. and Solicitors.


ra<EAS~rE neutrality-suspicious. lady
carvase'r to sell new article IN millinery line:
large profit. good canyasS1r able 10 make So 10
B. = day Please call Saturday. between s and
. o. IT,. 80 Market
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TAHIDL WANTEu-G..E -rg--. John RON.
81. NIse-uri ~. - s. L.--
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PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNERS WANTED.
HtEE elegant worlds Fair arrangement
want Idrty with S5l: saloon purposes. II IS.
RCuUhlir-
PARTNER W-tNTEp-Partne- 70 travel in
Photograph business. with capital: lady or gen.
t'aCGu- experienced or inexperienced: have out
III %Hl ST Charles.
PARTNER WANTED-Lady with $50 70 taxa
charge of large TComlIE-hOlSs; Will ray salary
and . per cent Ter month and good security
Address Lock Box 1.G6g-
PARTNER wANTED-Tn an establishet con-
trl0tIGS and Jubbing business; firm has good
cra4lt and Standing. party TO look after inside,
hear ~stE!.teSt ilvestiEatiOn- AG 3. Republic.
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IT'S HARD TO HOLD

-. ~,
- num-
nod nowadays OF bringing to-
rIovore orJ
anu LihPIoHcS
Want Al to The Republic.
HELP
~
r,.n
rapid to.nIan Sfa. In a. IL. Ga1rTry
building.
CTiECEER WAETFT-F0r cIrIhorse store
room. 81 month and board. with Advancement
win t5L3a eyrS-.rGd s.5, J a grocery '"l'
CLERK N~ANTEI'-For general wor5 IN
M'a, .-iik-I - S1eiah12ah aE--
cry. $. s.. LeiEh Hr1s. ~. CENTURY h%uiltLnE.
CLERKS NA%TEn-Twn grac.rv rf.r.s Sg
v.en, hotel, SO. law Office. S. Room ~
DIV"
IFfrG CLERK -NIUsf he rCrI--
/ tered in Missouri. Call drug store. T7es wash
81 E-Igl-E ", %-FT ,--l----.
I room a. Glf.g t'' ''''N"E ''-'N- en-
! sf,-5@'a IN NI42; IN n f ,irrl y1n 3s4 sinsi i3 m 26-i Is a.
( I.lf-. mus; 10 qrasI,Ily o.iri, and ,rcI;rato IN
month. Adarezs. stating AZ. cEperieaSsc ami
/ references tTt ~. Republic.
g.-I ,ltrk. tor wages. .rsaIv iiibs All 10
/ ON. JUS Aii'
IT6TC - T-PT - Z-TF7- f, s.-..7.-T -
ing mai 81 .ass, i've years experience: iefer-
'ro~. -.l olive.
TRTIGIST ETF Sco5 nre--TI1rIo7
druggist: registered and can wrtts Getnaa'
q tl. ItcrIn.I-.
men. $: no snor,hand. leigh BTos-. les cen
I fury building.
-VGT-%G My -,%-TFD D., - .o.,o,a,-
trains. 81 10 SIS week. steady. A-Pl| issG Ole,
-,-g--,.- 49, ~. ----
~ No + york in Whole.
/ I-3' oIge.
stenOgraphers.
STENOGRATIIER WANTED-State age, ex-
fG,.SHGe and lowest salary to start All 81
~ B-n2lst LuilllnG-
STENOGItAPHERS WANTED-MsIe: rail
toaH' 50, 'cglnLryI5 wholesale. so; machinery
G--s. "
R.ED C,vrvr-D w, >--r,D- 49, a -.
farTeT knnf. ~ \ HraafUar S "14 i47-
I1VT6 W.ZTF6-4 800 ,,75e- 7577
IV,DTI-I T-,1-|1
eli srtH1.I
-TIDPv1 T-,%-TE6 -. -7.Z---.7
sn4 X %is.h OF without 'o''s'
-P1P0ED u @-T=F1 go L.-L.--.-E-
a. ~ 49, ED-"oOu oaioeF' e'ea4y
.T,.I-T; 7I:,ZTT|1-
dsrxf 70 GHTA =: 9s'u''@y ana sun
-TGy [<--E7T- 11--..,-I 1900
r,d- - y1Er2 "N"'r 44 "1I i"'
-. ~
~. - Sa'-'u-S Nil sun
hAi'EbH NINLI-D-f SATURDAY anu sun
n ~ y seventh
HAHBER WINIED-for Saturday and Sun
uis I"-! y : MtLltLetl
BARREL WANTED-Rarber FOR Saturdays.
aahGhssteE ana SIayton ayts.
BARRIE WANTED-For Saturday and sun
DAY; $40 guaranteed 1896 Cas-.
BARRIER WASTFD-For Sarl-Iav and sun
day. wages $. Z{I6 Y. Broadway.
BARBER WANTED-For SATURDAY and sun
DAY. a guaranteed. 27.i. Chouteeu.
TT,D1T-TI "a @-I7-T- - - -.
bAitbElt W Al - barter tor Sa'ul-
y WANTED-Bar6er for Saturday
- - i. 49, S1a.S-
iAithItf EDLA coca barocr Tor sat
BARBER WANTED-Barbe- for Saturday and
.TI T-1 "a. %-TT-T 60 - - S-.---
d. - ~ iI,Tsy- 80 49, erS . i,,L =
BARBER WNNTED-RarIer for saturday
and Sunday; 81 guaranteed. 923 Franklin ave.
7IPFrP -Ra-I7c- So- saturday and
cIL,rlar. -LJ,,aDSI A1s = a.
bird.
RARRFR NTTED-Earh Win license
Saturday evening and sunday morning. 81
OIraIi1n.
-D.11T-1 u, Z=Tz=6 80 - -
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Is'I-iI'.
THINNER WASrED-GGad Laurr- apply 90.
y E~rraawaT
TfTEEH WtSTED-Grod thinner and c7rniae
vaFko-- Mound city '-fria" co. CID Sa'
Era1----"-
WAITER N.tETEU-l-l-g man "alt on "a
-.r an ma -.H-z.-- -7-'4-. q
Me- III "NN- la-'-r c.;,- ri
So. ,... ~r ,.4 Err.r- F--Hf--
Instantaneous.
~ -,
49,. .D t,~-.N .t a,r lTFo
/ url. iuslrrsra-,. ar--.grsu company IT, tl-
| ,rvp
- ---- 80 &C.
Ct .ra-ss .-I
/ carrlrr-. al advances .Ie.a- q "a not ae-es-
szry. hut careful training IS. w- rr.parr ~
NJ. Z arg ''nL
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~ - ". -ss-1
EIEE s.-l--.fz.rs. Z cutters. Arkansas. pass
2 ANN COOKS. . ,au- w.r-.-- free rEs-
. steam derrick rI-sa-s = -.'---au.
- bridge carr 1 tei-'-=- la
-iI-ts I----- As-- S-..-Ll -
GpACHMA% NNIETt-|n.1rsl c0acruaU;
mus b zoo drive al "r.J &tg-t -2--
iIst v-esr 81 7 sflv.,-. PARK
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C..yL9 MAJ ~ ~ l55t--iaSs
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TNF-HFtL A-TFA - M A-.E# EHEWuZENEE
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MACHINERY FOR SALE

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
oNt t'Hr-h'rse gas or gasoline engine. SIS
blNAMOS, and motors. an stv!es and vojt-
aF.s. Tor faie or rent; we buy electrical ma
Tel. iiif Nam. si Missouri Trust bniIdinr y"
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HELP wANTED-FEMhLE.
Drcsamrakcrs nnd s-an3stresscs.

FELbEHI AND ElNISIIFi;S WANDEb-ES
U"riEr'"d iuIIsrs and GuisnsfE on custom coats
also small girls t. learn the t:ate. Apply J. "
LH-Sc +. T.. Co.. S1- y. sixth.
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HAND SEWERS WANTED-Steady work
Hsiwan. furrie.. 50 Franklin ave.
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Night School,.

THE FALL TERM OF THE BRYANT &
sTRATToN A y NIGHT SCHOOL
OPENED SEPTEMBER 8. Thorough in
s;r1rtinn is given in the commercial and com
mon school studies. shorthand. tSeEraphy. etc.
Apply at the college. fifth floor Of Century
AuildinE. corner Olive and Ninth streets.
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funVaSSPrH.
Statesmen.

Statesmen TWO good, active
men 70 call IN country merchants. sl25 month.
Sz-r-dIv. e - =. @H5 De Soto building.
SALESMAN WANTED-A good salesman
having extensive acquaintance with s.. Louis
business men can secure permanent paving po-
s--rru With a large corporation. AG i5. Re
STATIONERY MAN vANTED-Prsctical
stationery man. will give interest and salary
p -#EH- Ua-- To manufacture new novelty
iG writing ~ta-l'ts: newest and best thing out
PARTY must he an artist IN this line: no other
need apply. references required. Hall & Davis.
t=Gr-glia, IL
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STAIR BUILDER WANTEu. ~ nr'sa work
'u building Tr-rEa and bl.Er- Fnrre.f.
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EDUCATIONAL
BOOKS-PAPERs.

LUPERCIO MARTINEZ. teacher OF Spanish
night classes only: practical. progressive meth
CGz- go Aubcrt.
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'ilAMHEENAIB WANTED - First-r.ass
'Hsui-'TEaII. call ready for work. - Chest
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Clerks and Collectors

HOCSEKEEPER WANTED-Elierly Eon:.
man with nice home wants a good hDGEeksr
or: one who can read and write English Or
feTred. All II. Republic.
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YOUR selection Of the largest stock OF sIirhf-
y used and secondhand typewriters IN m.
country: standard makes guaranteed for ons
wear; sold and rented everywhere: send Tor bar.
gain and rental rate card. The Tyrevritc-
Exchange. Us y. Ninth St. St. Louis. Mo
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PRINTING.
AAAAl-L"9 cards. &C; billheads notehea6.
envelopes. Sl-5. MCtiili Il Co. I2I X Ei.yo-.s
BROS. Printers 9II 80
Hcir your business and guarantee satfsfaction:
fine commercial work a speciality. Kin. 1904
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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

VOLTS. l07 y. Broadway. clothing and
shoes. gives blue trading stamps on all cash
purchases: ask for them.
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YOUNG MEN WANTED-YOTNG WEN
OVER lS YEARS OF AGE To LEARN
TRADE OF STOVE-PLATE NOLDING.
BRIDGE & BEACH MFG. CO., 500 s.
X ST.
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WALL PAPER.

ZEHNER K co, 1870 Papin hang
ing. whitening and plastering: all work done AZ
lowest rates: satisfaction guaranteed: send pos
tel.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


BILE CLERKS NAETEb-NGuag men: neat.
rapid. Ieameu, so. I@.Eh Bros, L., Century
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EXCELSIOR Stamp Works. BIZ Olive. for
steel stamps. stencils. burning brands T.hbs-
type. seals. brass. aluminium checks.
RUBBER stamps. rubber type. signs. rnaTk-
ers. brass AMI aluminium checks az loves,
prices Easper stamp x Seal Co, 9i6 Locust a.
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GOLD. SILVER, NICKEL PLATING.

GOLD. silver and nickel plating in all It's
branches: repairing old S~ilverware a speci alty-
Gustav ". krause. 6s Pine St. second floor.
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APPRENTICES WASTED-YouuS girls to
learn tailor trade. Call Room -. III Pine.
fourth f1nr.
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A&TED- Girl for general
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DANCING

CONTINUOUS dancing at Professor Fran
k'.z Academy. it1 CnCUteau ave. every Sun
day afternoon and evening.
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~IyFORMATION WANTED,


INFORMATION WANTED-Send address Of
Mrs. +. Welncr. formerly Of as :. pauIina 81.
Chicago; moved 10 st. Louis about MAY J.. 1893
reward. Address e. 8. Hartridge. slS Olive 81.