The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31
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The Trades.
GsHHEH ~ Sss css;r 1o- ro,si 1.1its
States Hotel. Seventeenth and Washington
BARBER-For good town in Southern MI.
souri, Apply 10 NJ Riethmueler 4os $. Second
BARBER. with one years experienss. want
work evenings after 6, BIZ Smith. 22i 8. Sec
ond ST.
BARBER-First class larber for Wednesday
also Saturday and Sunday: wages. union scale
'o N Eleventh.
wages. JOHN O'Rrien fioil-r work.. ST Louie
BRICK MAsONs-Six brick masons. a, once
tus. Mo '''-'''''' '''@''' 80
BRooMMAKERs-one iyer. one sewer. on,
sorter; steady work: good wages to firs;-clas.
workmcn Apply Little Rock Broom Works
l0l2 Bishop st. Little Rock. Ark
EIsHELMAN-Good busheman. Call 46i
Mafht..
BUSHELMAN-
900 Washington.
,RrsHELMAy;-tiood bpshelman Edward
IIaIL Jr broadway and 0iiye.
board ar .o1iy ApPiy 80 fns :. des,aiIs Hss sy room .
CANDYMAKER-AI candymaker expert
enced cub; small town state wages; steahy
CIGARMAKER-
So? Market.
CONFESSIONS = Brief comuositors- Central
Law journal. 9is Olive. room u.
CoMPOsIToRs :, Good nrief eomrositors,
steady work TO good men. y Eighth
| Competent colored man and wife for cook
| ing and general housework; references required
| 5263 Vernon.
| COOK-Man cook: also dishwash.r 23oI Mar
ket
cooK-CoIored short-oTder cook: good wages.
COOK : First-class man cook Tho Royal
Cafe. 4259 Olive 81.
| COOK
| COOK%second cook and fry cook. Nam
moth Hotel. Twelfth and ol~iye: ~
| COOK-
Good cock. at once cll5 Market.
COOKIE Firs,-cIass second cook; good wages
| come ready for work ISL owe.
| CUOK-Good ail-round colored man a. eecond
cook: IS week. l2ls WASHINGTON ave
| C,lOK-F.rst-clas aI-round white man for
| cafe: must be willing and able TO earn Eood
wases 1905 Washinston. |
| CUTTER An experienced planning mill cut
| BOILERMaEERs. hoilernakers helpers and
| sheet-irUn workers. stay away from st. Louis;
| strike on. James Callahan. president
e-4sT S99f 't M,,sy}n. o1ns ThGs
one block west Of pemar Garden.
pom, press s- ieeGs. slssv at
Zen Franklin Printing Co, s-z . fSr'aidWaS.
HELrER-carriase n. hlacksmith heiper. VIM
Young Carriage CO. tS2i Delrnar.
HORSEaHoER
s223 \. Broadway
TNsEAMERs. cIosers and table girls. Ditt-
man Shoe Go, jefferson ave. and University.
JEWEI.ERs-J jewellers. Kennedy &
Co. s12 y. sixth
J0R- PRESS FEEDERs-Myers Pts. CO. "A
y. Fourth ST
JOE COMPO.sITOR-
Buschart Bros. l1l6 locust St
JOR-PREss FEEDER-First-class. Hesse
LEATHER CTTTER-Experienced leather
cutter; nonunion preferred; state salary expect
ed IE 60. Republic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. turret lathe hand.
81. Louis NJ. r 4. Sls Chemical building.
shoes. $3.50: 81 shoes. sl.75 81. Lgcust
MEAT CUTTER-First-class. Call elcS Eas
MEN and boys to learn plumb!ps trade; .pe.
Bros. Cos School Of PRACTICAL Plumbing is.s-73
Easton. Send for cataiogue
Pill MBERs : Nonunion plumbers. steady
POL1sHER-On gold and silver ware. Hess
& Ctbertson Jewelry Co. Sixth and locust
PoLIsHER-G first-elass polIsher on
stove work. ct. Louis NJ T. A. 5iS Chemical
building.
TRESSER-C.all at Pike Hotel Tailoring Co.
Pike entrance to Fair
PRESS FEEDER-Cylinder press feeder. PA
s. Main st, second floor
PRESS FEEDERs-Eer small presses. J. W.
Steele & Co. Is y Third ST
aRss rR5 pl5ds Co. e ffsss5 Ben
PKEss FENPER5o6 and ,o,9 ey,;nass Moassr pses' =,
SHOE FITTERNcus,om i. loot and ads shoe otter
SHOEMAKER on womans weits. Peters
Eleventh and Monroe,
sHoEMAKER,Man e make heel ,oints son on |
Co. Eighteenth and Wash.
TAILoR.La@dies., die ~, ,aileT % who understands
sToNEMAsONs-si stonemasons. Eucl,d |
ave. and INnnox place:
TAILOR-ENperienced tailor on new work |
and repairing. 6 n. Newstead. near Laclece:
TAILOR Good all-round tailor. sc' n. |
Eighth st.
TINNER9Tvo timers. Call at 4pi Eas-
TTNNER-F,rst-class union timer. 2si7 Cher
okee St
TUCK POINTERS
slG Chestnut ST.
wANTED-Experienced brickretter and brick
teams. Apply 500 ODD Fellows bldg.
wANTED-An a No. / rnachinist to attend
to the boilers, engines, crushers. consentrators
zinc works: steady employment and a food sat
psotIs to the Trh' 1ssSo gst Sfnd0'a Zinc Co. In
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CAR CARPENTERS
And repairer. for railroad out OF city: free
no fee charged. Room J. liz
N. Sixth st.
RAILROAD SHOPMEN WANTED.
Nonlnion locomotive machini.ts and helpers.
and helpers: no fee charge. Ap-
ply room g. l13 n. Sixth.
Boys.
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ERRAND BoY-Good errsnd boy. Buschart
Bros.
BOYs-Good boys. Missouri District Tel. Co.
I13 Pine.
ERRAND BoY-A small errand boy. 2llo
BoY-Brisht boy. u to le. VIM. A. sisson,
BOY to shine shoes sl2s n. Grand ave-.
barber chop ,
ROY wanted in tin shop.
s47 Cherokee. r
BOY to learn drug business; about IS years.
1852 Chippewa 6
ali at s2s Olive ST
BoY-N years old: grocery and mea. mar
vet. 4I41 Gratiot ST.
BoYs-rourtsen wears cid. Menrei Box Co..
folsom and Lawrence.
BOY about 10 years old. to work in drug !
tore. 1901 Eafton ave.
BOY-Good steady colored boy. between L
nd l6 years. 4Gs5 Easton.
BOY-E1per,enced boy for restaurant wark
The Royal Cafe. 1853 Olive. y
BOY-Colored boy to work in factory: IS TO c
0 years old. 4l3 8. Second
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