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aorpiet bar tit eget Sefretarint liant
foin0eIig SPge o. Golf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-13
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bar fire fiGffe, friife 9srn; ~SSsoronS,
en- itor fern Sente, Tom ifal enn til
MISUNDERSTANDING / auites.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-13

Samars Gloite IanS, iorb. Sn.
itrlimentmager Soban Suuobp, or
aisoaet oeo Geoen | en- aloer al 921a
Nar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
BURIAL PERMITS.

vN>s~~esA~>S~s~-~>>~~-~s>-s~
Lnlia A. Powell. g. years. $3.50 Cabanne:
Michael o'Keete, "a yearn Poorhouse: con-
5dwaId Lsshy. sy. IS years. 1il7 North Twenty
Mary Ruane. years. ssos St Ferdinand; :;
E!oise Fowler. "a years. ISIS whittemore:
Michael wrob1ewski. . years. 1927 North
Eleventh: consumption.
Patrick Ransrty. q years. 2oD Carr; accident
irsne F. Kehler. months. 4l2s Easton: con-
Addie Hickman. age unknown. Female Hos
MarEaret Williams IS years. 1888 Benton:
Thomas J: McHaie, age unknown. Bethesda
Charies cederburE. .. Poorhouse: consurnp-
tion.
,ysa psy,d irwin, .. years. goorhouse; psreplesia
Anna sOehm. 20 years. alc st. George; peri
James yaeks0n: 8 years. City Hospital: cere-
Alfred H. Boyd. IS years. Good Samaritan
Hospital: softening Of brain.
Sarah Scott. 20 years. Female Hospital: heart
Lizzie Williams. u years ,1so Gratiot: cry
William H. H. Cline. 80 years. 1913 Morgan;
Mary. Nixon. age unknown, Female Hospital:
sarah Cook 9 yearu. I5n Singleton: henor-
Frank A; KrinEs. "a lals Sidney; seniiity.
wanito Howell. months. 500 Walnut; pneu-
Henry R Crook. n years. City Hospital: sc-
II. Loewenstein. "a years. Jewish Hospital:
Andrew r Tsyon. q years. ss2s Alabama;
Irene E. Bell, 50 years. 40 Morgan: s.nility.
Jno. @. Mueller. months. 2slo Ohio: bron-
John G. Buchanan. 60 years. ssHA Russell;
Martha L Fshrsnsen. IT yesr.. sOe Knox:
Henry 7Fernan. e. year., Is.a Warren: err
:, Esther L schaefer. 10 months. 300 Russell;
Ann DAWN. . years. ssss carolins: consurnp-
James J. Flood. rs years. s7as Eusenia: con-
CHARLES P. lesson. 50. ESQ Theodossa: heart
Stella williams, "a ysarz. 1os North Jefferson:
Matilda Lawrence. % Yeers. 7ao South Twen-
Jno. bradford. IS years. Ivy House; consunp-
Henry Holmes, 1o4 Year,. City Hospital; Sc
Michael Kelly. s. years 1885 Papin: pneu-
cs5meI0 AdraEns, 5s yeora. sl5 North Seventh:
James watson. 81 years. 1886 Papiu: pneu-
olive C. Blackaby. months, s7.o Marine;
Ernest Nelsch. month. ss2s Lawton: con-
Jno. Doian. 81 years. 1886 Papln; eonsestive
James Hunter. 50 years. 1851 Fairfax; pneu-
oscer Harris. years. +n South Fifteenth:
Patrick Donnelly. 8 years. :s2s Lawton;
ureemis.
Leo =. Reilly. 4 years. 1icsn Brooklyn: con-
vulkibns.
Edward coistork. montha ssi7 Shenandoah:
Ida Fitisehman. - years. 1913 North Four
teenth: nepAritie.
T., Howard scheil. year. Bs7s Papin: endo-
carfitis
Miss R. J. Shores. IS years. ssl4 Baldwin:
oedema OF brain
Josephine Helker. 70 years. ali7 Cherokee;
Miehae. wynne. as years. 1885 Papin: pneu-
monia-
Adolf waldman. 50 years 1441 chouteau: sui
eide.
Mary Beokmann. T years. 1854 Theodosia:
pneumonia-
Minnie Levin. Ii months 300 Carr: convul-
olonB.
Max Alierdt. 6 years. North Third: hema-
peg1
Jane Z. Parsons. 70 years. s2s North Kings
highway: nephritis.
Lena Forrsn. years. s7ss Forest Park;
pertusiS.
Emma Leppeck. . years. $50 South Broad
way: fever.
Edward Morrissey. 70 years. 2zl2 Benton;
senlity.
Alice johnson. year looe Papin: bronchitis
Mary Keon. IS years. ISIS slattery; pneumonia
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
Barnes BUSINESS College,

Board OF Education building. s11 Locust street
twenty-third year; eight experienced instructors
splendid equipment: personal instruction. Call
or write for catalogue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.


August and Ida Hartbauer. 1908 East Prairie;
boy. -. .,. i,
Rudolph Rude aG and ~ Anna AXE Kieeberser. rs palm; boy.
Henry and Christina Krebs, Sllb North
Joseph and Bronisiawa Kasperski. 1871 North
Jacob and Amelia Kern. I2l7 South Eighth;
Max and Jenny Lawson. 2ilisi South Broad
Frank and Rosina Longo. sl2 Wash; GIRL
George and Gertie Mesinger, lS27 South Sew
August ard Mary Maurer, St Louis, Mo-;
boy.
George and Sophia Meachan. $40 Russell; boy.
j. O. and E. +. Marshall. 2sos GLASGOW; girl.
DaGiel and Yenta Murphy, 1890 North New
Mr. and Mrs. II McManus. 1879 Lefhnsweli;
John B. and Emma ManIey. lil2 AngIercdt;
p. 7 and Kathleen McGoyern, 2iOsA Bacon;
John and Annie McGinick. 2sl7 Cass; girl.
Joseph and Annie Neville. 1905 North Elev-
Charles w. and Cora NuGent Mcpherson and
Henry and Anna ocksmann. 4oll Euclid; boy.
Thomas and Della o'Neal iiol North Sixth;
Max and Rosie ornsteIn, 1903 North Eleventh;
81 't;'iarenc. and Lydia Purdy. 2s2s Pope: girl.
SIR. and Mrs. c. Pheser, 1914 Chambers;
Mack and Mary Porter. 2I2l Randolph; boy.
Peter and Mary Rabbit 1892 North Seven
Joseph and Annie Lukowski. 2ol, Mullanphy;
George and Frances Lutter. iii North Twen-
Herman and Katherine schnapp. cHs East
Marcus: boy.
Bernard and Minnie stoltmann, 2o7 South Eu-
Peter and Marie schwoltz. 22l7 Alberta: girl.
James W. and Nellie snawder. ls4S North
Harry and Mamie Toney. lc1sA Sarah; girl.
Joseph and Mary Todd. 40 South Twenty
Frank and Johanna Ulrich. 7es Walton: girl
Eugene and Sarah Hawkins, 5id2 Vernon; !;
Fred and Louisa Gerfe. 75s South Third: girl
Frank and Phillipa Goedelman. 1913 South
broadway; girl
Julian and Anastasia Grenda, 1915 North
Twentieth: boy.
Joseph and Lulu GIaster. eaol Keokuk: boy
Edward and Mamie Grath. 226 Scott; boy.
Herbert and Jessie Eghert, e7l9 Stoddard
Girl.
Ferdinand and HerTnina Essman, 4e0SA Eas-
Charley and Clara Darst. 5sH Shaw; girl
J. Goode and Lilly c. Cabanne. 1915 Stewart;
Antonio and Guiseppina Cerentana- lIO4 North
Sebastian and Mamie Biehl, 44os Clayton:
boy.
O. and Georgia Barnett 4Sos Cottage: boy.
onofrio and Mariana Amigo. 1928 Foster al
Louis and May Antoine, slS5A Arsenal: boy
John and Annie Alexander, 1886 North Broad
r-fv
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN the Orphans Court of Montgomery County.
Pennsylvania
In the estate of Lawrence Troy. late of the
Borough Of Norristown. said county and state.
deceased 10 James Troy.
Take notice that by virtue OF order Of
an inquest on the premises described in said
order. all in said Borough OF Norristown. to-
wit: No. 1-Messuage and lot of land on the
southwest side Of Main street. I60 feet north
westerly from Ford street Ibeing No. $50 East
Main street,.
No. 2-Messuage and lot of lard on the north
east side of Lafayette street. sl9 feet north
westerly from the northwest side Of Walnut
street tbeing No 36s East Lafayette strseD;
No. 3-MessuaRe and lot OF land on the north
easteriy side OF Main street
No. l-Messuage and lot OF land on the north
easterly side Of Main street. adjoining No. 3.
inquest Will meet. on No. / on Saturday,
April 2, 1904. at 10 o'clock a. M, to make par
JOHN LARZELERE, Sheriff.
II. T. Fox. Attorney.
Sherin's Office; Norristown, Pa.
IN the Orphans Court of Montgomery County
in The ss,atS of Mary Troy. deceased. TO
James Troy.
Take notice that. by virtue of an order OF in
guest, issued out Of said court. l will hold an
ette street SlH feet northwestcriy from Wal
nut street !beinE No. 51e East Lafayette
streep, in the Borough of Norrlstown, ga d
county and state. on Saturday. April I'd. 1904
at $3.50 o'clock a. m. to make partition or val
uation OF the said real estate. at which time
JOHN LARZELERE. Sheriff.
H. T. Fox. Attorney.
sheriff's office. NorIistown, Pa
March 3. 1884
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22

! share each; to do a general insurance agency
business. Capital stock full paid slCe 900.
The Auto Passenger Company; Eugen Marsh,
ls shares; Henry W. Beardsley I shares. and
Andrew johnson. share; 10 carry passengers
in automobiles. Capital stock, fu pad, 81 900.
The Mason Manufacturing and Supply Com
many; Benjamin w Mason, 2is shares; James
NJ. Sutherland and Chas p. Damon. / share
each; to manufacture and sell beer coils
and brewers and liquor dealers supplies. cap
ital stock full raid. 325, eco.
Schumacher Art Exhibit Company: Johannes
Schumacher. 10 shares; Theodoie F. f. Helm
ieke: 20 shares: J. Il. Grimm, l share: to ex;
art. Capital stock, full paid. $1,000
Jerusalem Catering Company: Charles Mar
chetti. lss shares: Julius J. Schotten. 10 shares
Leo 6. Rass!eur. / share. Capital stock, full
paid. t2o, 900.
INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK
Price Safe COMPANY: assets 800; llabi'i-
ties, S5ls; increase from $4,000 TO s2gooj. full
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
NEW CORPORATIONS.

The following articles of incorporation were
filed yesterdayi
Crescent Hotel Company: Cal weiden. 1lp
snares: Louis Deppe 80 shares: N. z CT Hand
houses. Capital stock. one-haf paid, Si2 20o0.
fhe InsIrance Agency Company: Henry NJ
each: Paul Rcbyn and Mcses Fraley. ~ shares
Zach; Howard A. Blossom GI1d Finest Peugnet
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
MISSOURI.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
jefferson City. Mo. March T.--The f1llowinS
companies received certificates OF inco p.ralioa
to-day from the Secretary o: State:
Ed r. Hoss Lumber Company OF Jeffe:s n
City; capital. $1,000. all paid: to buy and sell
all kinds Of lumber. lnccrporators-Ed r. II 'gr,
Maude McHenry Hcgg and R. II. DI;lmey.r
sas City; capital. 5000. all paid 10 conduct a
general livery business IncorpJrstors - 4. ].
Dean. J. c. Lane and J. C. Clemens.
George q. Prendergast Construction Company
and operate stone quar- es Inc rp ,rltors-
Frank Ring. Catherine p endergast and George
&. Prendersast
The Kansas CITY Disinfec,ins and Manu'ac
half paid: to manufac ,ure all kinds Of d sin
fectants. Incorporators-Ccsle;t Elliott. Jos ph
b. German and Henry A. Tuttle-
Kensin2ton Milling and Min ng Company q
and operate mines and sswmI!ls. tncorporators--
E ?. and w. Fl Degunn. Il. q. Porter. T +.
Murden and W. L. Whcples.
Penn Zinc Company Of Carthage: capital.
;ioo,0O. all paid: to own and operate zinc min s
Frank Haven: J. F Purcell W. II Putnam. a.
H Coffee and John V. KoontI
The Pike Financing Company OF St Louis;
capital, $4,000; half paid: 20 own and operate
LionberRer Emmett W. Mcconnell and Albert
R. Rogers.
thoroughbred Mining Company of Joplin:
capital. s26 90. hailf paid: TO own and OPERA {
lead and zinc mines Incorporators-Frank Mich
Frick and C. W. Nicholson.
The Russell Lumber Company Of Kansas city
decreased its capital stock from 5000 70 $4,000
The Newly Stove Rera COMPANY OF Kan as
The Wears Mining Company of st Icus in
creased capital from $40 90 TO .00).
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
DRauGN0a'S ss.ii,ss, sla.Iss.. COLLEGE

Cor. 10th & Olive. Chain of ~ Colleges.
Incorporated SS00.O0o.O0. Fourteen Bankers
Shorthand. etc. Day and Night. Only
College in City that has permission TO
teach Drnughon's superior and Copy
rtghted system os BookkeepinS--a system
tndorsed by Dusineas Men from Me. to
Cali. Dra1ghon's diploma represen s in
business circles what Yale or Harvard's
represents IN literary circles, Positions Sc
cured or money refunded. Call or send
for catalogue. Both ahones.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. ILL.,. March 2l.-Artlcles OF incor-
noratIon were issued by Secretary Of State
Rose to-day to the following companies:
Alton Carriage and Horseshoeing Company Of
Alton; capital, Sl.S0O: to manufacture Vehicles
and do blacksmithlns. lncorporators-C. F.
Roenicke, John c. Meehan and John W. Cas-
sella.
Hanover Coal Company, at. East ST. Louis:
capital, $50. 900: mining coal Incorporation
John c. Hall. l. E. Roberts and Charles X
Kutz
fremont Independent Telephone Exchange, at
fremont: capital, $50. 900: to orelate telephone
system. IncorporatoTs-Aquiila J. Davis. Frank
J. Davis and Walter II. Ames.
Dentaline Manufacturing Company. at Dan
VILE; capital 100000: to manufacture tooth
powders and washes. Incorporators-n o. Carl
ton. John Hamilton and Frank Lindley.
Rockford Shoe Manufacturing JolIpany, at
Rockford; capital. $1,000; 10 manufacture
shoes. Incorporators-John J. Brand. l. Y.
.yerg and J. H. Kuberg.
Riverview Park Cemetery Association, at De
Kalb: without capital stock and not for pronl;
TO conduct q cemetery. lncorporators-C. e.
Brandt. E. F. Shellabarger and NJ. d. Ship
nan.
Northern Illinois Cooperative Burial Asso-
citation, at Princeton; without capital and for
benevolent purposes. IncorporatCrs-1. o. May
J. A. Omen and E. S. Phelps.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE Tublic is hereby notified that Certia-
cate Of Membership IN the Merrhcnts Es-
change GO st. Louis No. LII. dated January
!. 1852, I'm the name OF Louis Gruppsfelder has
been made to the Board of Directors OF said
Exchange for a duplicate thereof.
ELISA GRTEESFELDER
Administratrix Of Estate OF Louis Gruens-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS NATURALIZATION Notice
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF "PuN
fishers: George Knapp & Company for tho
election OF fve directors to serve during the en-
suing year will he held at the office of the com
pany on Monday. April T. 1904 The meeting
will be convened at n m
CHARLES W. KNAPP. President.
W B. Carr Secretary
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
HOusework.
~ n - n SSS,,c -, Ss->neIS III
at Wellington Hotel. Ila Pine ST
GIRLS years old to assist in housekeeping
60 home at night live in vicinity OF Lafayette
Park. E 25, Republic.
HoUsEGIRLS-Two si-ls for housework. 42S
victor St
oUSEGIRL-Experlenced housesirl. ii52
Washington.
HoUsEGIRL-Girl for general houseworN.
-HoUsBGIRL-Glrl for general housework.
HousBGIRI-Girl for general housework
HousEGIRL-Girl for general houscwOrk.
3ll0 Dickson St
HoUsE0IRIl-Giri for general housework.
1902 Old Manchester.
HoUsEGIRL-Girl for general housework.
Apply 6s21 West Park.
HoUsEGIRI.-Grl for general housswork:
no washing 222@ Carr.
HOUSEGIRL-G:rl for general housework:
good wages. 2s50 Russell.
HoUsEGIRL1GiEl for general housework;
HoUSgGIRL,m,=Gtrl for general housework;
no washing. 1858 Norfolk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for general
housework. sI0I PARTNER:
clI caIoGS6GIRLSGiI ,6 s 1I for general ho"seWork-
uoiTsT5:IpT-. r1.od -iri ,or general house.
wa1S Is h1G' :, sifi LOT general mousse
T50I-sTC7T,I 90; -. -..,e..I so;,..,o-i--
no washing. 1851 Windsor.
HoUsEGIRL-Glrl for general housework;
e3peIle1ss9. -Itg SHo9eeae
HOUsDGIR-Good girl for general house
work. ss+4 Flad; downstairs.
HoUSEGIRL-Girl for general housework:
HoUsB5IRIlGiri for general house Worx:
good wages 500 Morrison ave
valS 5o xashnT a5i1 Pine t3
--.---.i Io,..
HOCSEGlRL-Cierman girl Tor general mousse
TI0I7si56i1I -77oIo-.5 ,,iri o.. sene-oI house
S ssIh S,SI. 81 ~ stSt 49, @
MoIk. sll.e!I IaI.lI.s -.,- -"o. eat.:
HoUsEGiRL-GS9d GERMAN ms 1 girl for general
noaseWorS: no cooAtIls. Iel. Se-- -:----
room girl Apply 4l66 Washlnston:
HOUsEGIRIl-Giri for general housework 5O2
Pennsylvania ave. East ST. Louis.
HoUsEGIRL-Good girl in roomlns house;
one with experience sS0e Morgan.
-,;I- - l,,-o,o,I-
second apsrtment east. ~ 4r55 I.indell.
-7 ~ ----e-.i 7,o,,.,,,o-i-- s-,aII
-s5.!H: s9gq - 7,.;,-.
HoUSEGIRLcWhiie Girl for general house
work Apply 4l.I West BslIe place:
sso s MoIs for nTe general house
IJ0T-SEs1:IPT-f;iTI for General housework;
family of adults. 1884 Maryland
-II0ITcTSCI1T- I7-,T,. -Iri Gov General bouse-
III ~ -, LII ,a,iIy bson, YaHSton
40, 7SEcIPJ-f:I-i to sssIst in general house-
work: seod wages. tssl East0n ave: -
III HoGsEGIF q ssls oa m fET fsnefS @ Rsp% Use 49,
XII 70 asslsl, Slf: ED t&o. HS---- HHgS9------
HOUSEGIRi-Girl for h0usewnrk and laun-
dry IN private IanlIty: SOs. I!ne - 81:
HOrSEGIRI-C;ood girl for general house
work; with references 53A Laciede.
ard to Issjst IN bakery 1895 Chouteau
TTT077SI7o7I,I c.s,,-,.-, r-,e1erred 10 as
,, y; h,,sn ~ sprnr
-T50I=I ~ ~ 5:oo,5 si-I fo- General house
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

~~S~~~~~~>~~~~~~~>~~-~
The 1rades.
BINDERY GIRLSExperienced; for folding
and bench sewing. sos Olive, room 5l4
BINDkRY GIRLS-Experienced bindery girls
stam'l F. Myerson Printing Co. Third and
EYELETTERs and closers Friedman Bros
Shoe Co. Pacihc Factory. jefferson and MadI-
MACHINE HANDS : Experienced .machIne
hands to sew on ladies' wrappers: steady work
good wages. NJ B. Loewenstein. SIT y. Eighth
OPERATORS AND FINIsHERs-on pants
Harris Bros Clo CD. 1l2S Washington ave.
OPERATOR-On stitch separator and slug
ging machine; one that can run both machines.
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co. Twenty-frst and Lo-
Gust
oPERATORs-Big Inducements offered ma.
chine operators on muslin underwear: Will teach
beginners and pay them; steady work. 7l5 y
Seventh
PREssERs-Experienced pre,sers on ladies'
muslin underwear. Sterling Mfg. Co., l42l
Olive. fifth focr
fAKERs-Fxperienced rosenlakers and
branches also girl to learn: paid while learn
ing; steady work Luban & Goodman. 1891
Washington.
est prices and the easiest system steady work
always. olian Bros. III Lucas.
SKIRTS HANDS
Whife q Co. 4le6 GIVE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES best pay In
city. Macdonald Mfg. Co.. 1l2i Locust. second
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. skirtmaker or
first-class custom skirts: good wages. 42oi
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aod sfsppSY oT TSa Wss;,r
Eur CO. Js1s Olive ST,
sKIRTMAKERs- experienced skirtma,
kers; good pay steady work. Call at once
40 Lucas ave. susInan Bros.
sKIRTMAKERs-Iffty experienced skirt
makers: good pay: steady work. Call at once.
10 Lucas ave: Susinan Bros
,o sLEEs,vEMAIKER.E1Per@enced len sieeyemaker @
- -ee!-s 49, sseaes ~ LOO o--.e-
ali Il, IKE. 20 IN pants making
Sal a. o.Se 9Iz -: | o1-eeeae"
Cooks.
s~~S>~~~>>s~>~->~~>--~-
COOK. ETC.-cooE. $50; also houscgirl. SIS.
C00K-
e-OI elorkah.
cOOK-WCman cook in a restaurant 1858
Delmar
&C COOK.
-C0OL-- TI-o-,o,, -, a. --oi-T--. so-,cos
4l57 Maryland
C00K-Coio-e5 1ro,,,a-,. owe ,rho ca1 COOL
400 Park ave
CO0K-Good cooI for family a, ibres can at
t2t west Pine
COOK-Good cook: apply with References
1880 Mcpherson.
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=, Cook,To 2I;5 assist with housework: small fam
10OL- ---i ,-i-I5,, -o-,i- :. -, -sI,-,- I-j-I
N0'FN- A4O "''''''S' '-'et'
M1Ses. ~. W nv
CoOK-Glrl TO cook, wash and iron: three in
family. 4i07 Lindell.
COOK-CiiIl to cook and assist In frst-foor
WORK. E22S Westminster
100IE- T-I,s,--ia-s c,oI, - cc,1i- ,,,I,..-,,I II
ran,iiyt A. 5a.,iarI ,'SooH ~ N'oh "i'S' eiiiii
-el..IS. u u ela--1 p"S-:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22

ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER-YounS lady ,
sireE position as assistant bookkeeper for a
firm Call or write @l3S Wisconsin
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
NIGHT SCHOOL

JONES & HENDERSON BUSINESS COL
LEGE. GRAND I'VE. AND WINDSOR PLACE
OPPOSITE HIGH SCEOOL). Thorough 'ndi-
vidual instruction in shorthand. typewri;nE,
bookkeeping and all English branches. POSI-
tions procured. Day-Three months, SIS: one
month, SO. Nights per month. Call or write
for illustrated catalogue. Both phones
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-FE,I.LE.


ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER-YounR lady de-
sireE position as assistant bookkeeper for any
nrm Call or write cS3i Wisconsin.
CAsHIER-A' competent. responsible young
widow desires position of trust with one of the
leading hotels: expert cashier; best references
or bond. 3i5eA Vista.
CHAMBERMA MAID-ExperIenced chamberrna nd
wants sltuatcr: best references. Call after
noon. t0ls Evans ave.
CooK-German girl who can cook Mary,
J724 s. Tenth.
CooR-Situation by experienced woman as
cook; good references Sll7 Eastnn.
CoLoRED Southern cook wants place in
private family: good references SIis Morgan.
CoOK-s;ttuat.on by hrst-cl4ss ,Iernan cox:
state wages and p7rttculsrr EB I13. Republie.
COOK-Situation by woman as cook in flrst-
class boarding house. Address Miss Jones. l2l5
Chestnut.
CooK-Situation b. No. / cook: private fam
ily or Worlds Fair hotel; city reference. 3e06
Finney- Lindel s7eN
coOK-Situation by rrst-class colored cook
IN private family: frst-ciass reference II need-
ed; no postal. Call Nettie Washington. sl1 n.
Twenty-frst.
CoOK-Sltuation as frst-class cook in coun-
try. where there IL sink in kitchen. hot and
cold water reftrences given Convent, Twenty
STOVE REPAIRS
A. c. BRAUER, gls-3is n THIRD STREET.