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10 THE REPUBLIC: FRIDAY. FEBRUAKT I, KOI.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGESAND DEATH&

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RECORD OF BIRTHS.

John and Julia A. Zwosta. 3641 South Broad- -

"aS'siiir Walsh. .1210 Benton: tor.Wllllun anil Annie Kaufmann. 1321 South Bev- -

"j&iSh'in'l Minnie Dlcken- -. 1 Gravels; boy.Fred and Mary G.c 2S40 Texas: boy.Louis J. and A. A. Hannibal. 22J3A Isona

Nj"Si: and Llxxie FIsbeck. 3037 North Twentieth:

'jl'r ana Mrs. Brown. 2741 Olive: boy.Mr! and lira. Crewblnger. 331 North Ninth:

Augitst ana Mary Bestle. M24 Filer: boy.Henry Sueanltee. 404) Evans; clrLHerman ana Josephine Coy. K Kosciusko.

Israel ana Minnie Bartollt 4 n.?-.-.Thomas ana Minnie Scheiber. SO 0--e.

William J. and Elisabeth Helsler. 1S0414 .south

"VIMlamana Katherlne Hoffsehwelle. 3

C0lleAnfnUaca Margaret Tholen. 1933 Wright;

'william and Agnes Slo-- s. l4ti rark: boy.Jam". Ind Martha Rodney. 1106 Clark:George J. and Alvlna A. Waldman. 2220 College.

Ferdinand ana TUlle Menke. 18 East Warne:

Louis ana Annie Weiss. aU.Frankllniclrl.Charles and Nancy sloller. ?!,,..II. B. ana Mamie Meer. 120G North

Edward and LIlHe Mason. KB Manchester:C

Frank ana Katie Natjt K North Lwee: boy.I.ou1s N. and Mona V. Temm, 14 North Slar- -

k lieffryand Julia Jones. CM Kroyerir:Albert and Mary Fischer. stri.John and NanMcAltster. 820 South Twenty- -

"Se'landw and Emella Prtma J3M South Ninth:

'Herman and Mary Keck. Aam: y

ana Nettle Abraham. S161 Natural Bride:".Allen and Fanny E. Moore. 2 Lucas; girl.

John and P. Toklnira. 103 Park: girl.H. P. and Florence Wlnfr-y.l- jp Morgan: rlrt.Joserh and Mary Todd. 2002 O'Fallon: boy.

Us aid Bertha Schmltt. 8D01 South Ninth:

Jhn T. and Martha J. Justen. 2SB North

NLouUand Alice Wehte. Mil rennsylrania: Ctrl.Ill F. Stetnvch. 1S) North Tenth- - strL

JSa a. a. ciifton. itsoith Klrl- -llculs and Rosa Kleffer. S.Frank! n: boy.Frank and Amanda Auerr. and E. Moelenhoof. 644 Morganford: '".

MARRIAGE LICEXSES.

Thoma J. Nootian...... 414 North LefftngwrllSusan Gunn .312 North JeffersonCharles M. Klenxler.... East St, Luls 111

Bertha C. r. Gall 113 North NinthPeter IIeion .. ,...101 North ThirteenthLlxxie Marbes ....IMS North ThirteenthMichael Rovane 1SC7 North JeffersonMary Stephens ... 1507 North Jefferson

5217 PattlsonPices TylerClara Marsh . 5 PattlsonLouis B. Schneider 1017 North SeventhMae R-- Hartman 2731 DaytonThomas J. Bennett Austin. TexMrs. Emily J. Daniel.. 3942 OliveThomas F. Mullen...... Centralla. IllMrs. Mary BurnOeld... Chicago. IllErnest B. Cullen Huntington. W. VaHannah A. Hoffman.... 1310 North JeffersonFerainand Behm 2S38 South ThirteenthLouise Schroeter SOS South NinthEdward J. Hensiek U MadisonMargaret J. Ertbal 31 KeokukCharles Marquis, St. LouisAnnie Nolker St. LonlsIV. M. Wood 13 KllendaleDorothy Kavanaugh ... SS70 Old ManchesterHenry Thlen.. .....Germantown. MoAnnie Kock Gennantovra, Mo

Weddiar Rings.Solid tola, latest designs, J3 to CO. Mer-aa-od

& Jaccard'a. Broadway and Locust.

BURIAL. PERMITS.llecrr M. Cooke, is. 11S8 Cass; heart disease.Ignatx Stock. 74. al North Fifueath; cys--iiary Otto. a. St. Anthcny's Hosplul; exhaus-U-o

from tedions.John inrd. 43. I'M North Twelfth: apo--Margaret Goec. 74, 3S5JA Folsom; cerebral con-

gestion.Charles B. Sehonebeck. 72. W North Twenty-secon- d;

pneumonia.Frank Schejbal. S. 1413 South Picket: diph- -

Charles Dahlbarg. 45. EU Mary's Infirmary:consumption.

Cora D. Bratton. M. Hospital;

Whirry Hotan. J months. City Hospital: Inani-tion.

John Welter. 14. 309 Geyer: old age.John sehaefer. 36. 2104 DeKalb; larynsltla.Annie Staneck. 64, sa South Main: pneu-

monia.I.ydla Truetsel, . 900 Arsenal; asthma.Ed Mester. SO. City Hosplul: uraemia.Frederick L. Hoberg. 13, 3140 Victor: pas-trl-

David Jalte. 4. Ml Lucas: croup.Ernest A. Rueger. 33, 1333 North Tenth; con-

sumption.Samuel Steele, IS. 91 Taylor: consumption.Ruby !. MC4 Caxr: pneumonia.Samuel Hulta. 7S. 4061 Finney: cancer.Frank Potts. 33. City Hospital; consumption.Mary E. Pnnshon. M. 47i3 Easton; uraemia.Lena Jands. S3. 601 Hickory; consumption.Cora Stuehlmevtr, S, 1530 Destrehan; diph-

theria.Idwrence McCoy. 37. 3633 Papln: pneumonia.B. A. Kellogg. 39. Phoenix. Arii.7 tubercu-

losis.Ada W. McCue. 44. San Antonio. Tex.:

Russell P. Brown. X. 808 North Jefferson: pneu-monia

REAL ESTATE TnAXSFERS.ATCIHSON 36 ft., c. s., bet. Carr and

Wash; Geo. CNell to Bertha Dahm w.A .

BROADWAY 50 ft., n. a,, bet. Penrosean1 Twentieth: Chas Nordboff to Her- -

en an Thoele w. d . -.-6-3

BROADWAY So ft.: Louis Drake to Har- -ry Watta w. d 9CI

V BLOCK I'art of lots 33 and 3;Chas. Arnold to Sam Roser w. d 1

CHELTENHAM-7- 5 ft., n. s.. Ut. Glnhamand Ilillon: Theresa Urattlot to HarryShelcher w. d. LOO?

EVANS 175 ft. 2 in., a. s., bet. Nen steadand Taylor; Herman Feueroom to E.Banister qtc d 1

EASTON 3S ft., a. s.. bL WhltUtr andPendleton: Mary Purcell to James Bren- -nan Qtc. d. ....... 1

EAfirTON f) ft,, a. . bet. Erantner andSheridan: Orphans' Home to Ellen Nolle

v. d. ....................................... L630GEYER) ft, . a., bet. Ninth and

Tenth: Tom Allen to Henry StelnmeerGIBSON is "it.'. Vs., "beL 'Newstead and

Taylcr; Emella Baeher to Wra. Babor

KEOKEK SS ft."ru .. bet. Missouri andBroadway: Fred Schrader to AlmaSchiader qtc d 1

LOCUST 31 ft. In.: Wm. Baggot toLucnst St. BldB Co. w. d. S,C6

IKHJST 31 ft. In., n. .. bet. Seventhand Eighth: John Lee to Locust St.

Co. w. d 333.333XAFLIN 33 ft., w. ., bet. Montgomery

and North Market: Ed. Fltxgeraia toClara Fox w. d 10

LOl I6WNA- -) ft... e. ., bet. Dakotaand Mcramec; Jennie Rellly to CarlFlHcber w. d . E00

MENARD 33 ft,, w. s. bet. Barton andI. ml: Theo. Widensohler to SophieWldensohler qtc d. - S

MANCHESTER 6 ft.,; John Dcnneky toEllen Marer w. d 150

MARGARETTA-- 33 ft. 4 In.: Kate Sehaef-er to Chris. Sehaefer w. d. 400

XINTH W ft--, e. s bet. Mullanptiy andtVrs; Came Reamer to Laura Davisqtc. d. . . ..... ........ 1

NINTH 35 ft. m In, e, s.. bet. Mullan-Ph- yand dss; Micliael 0CcnneI to Geo.

McDonald t. .d. 2.S00OIJVE 33 ft., n. f.. bet. Newstead and

Taylor; James Magulre to Dellnla RealtyCo. w. d. (.001

PAP1N 60 ft,. . n.. Iiet. Manchter ardSarah; Ida Johnr-o- to Frank Hasklns

RtTSSELL3V'rt!."i!"s""beirTeifth"iniThirteenth: Tom Allen to Adam Fell-hr- er

w. d. - Z.OtOROBERT SO ft., r. .. bet. Grand and

Elgbth: Osgood Beckham to John Beck- -er w. d. 1.000

TAYLOR ft,, e. .. bet, Ashland andNatural Bridse: John Claffey to JohnMacartney jv. d. ................... 1

TWXNTY-FIRS- T 7 ft., e. , bet, Frryand Btssell; Henry Stumpe to Chas. Mel-ll-

w. d 9.609THEODOSIA 50 ft, - a., bet, Clara and

Goodfellow; Judson Irwin to Dan Wein-berg w. d. 1.SV)

YlROINIA SO ft . w. s.. bet. Russell andGeyer; Chas. Faris to Silas Benedictw. d. ..... 2.509

VTRGINIA-- K ft,; John Pohl to Wm.Tluseh w. d ... 41

TVALT0N- -3 f- - e. s. bet. Easton and"Page: Rena Trv to Gen. Rice w, d...

nCILDIXG PERMITS.Henry Beetx. 4301 Grove, store; 34.000.Ben). Strlewe, Bucher and Shrene, dwelling;

J1.400.Julia M. Comwell. tniS-I- Suburban. Bats; S4.0H0.Julia M. Cornwell. flnsi-- 3 Suburban, flats, ;4 0.Isabella C Arthur, SCO Pennsj lvanla, dweUIng;

31.000.

MINISTERS FIGHT GAMBLING.

--Moberly Preachers Vlliance Afterthe Local Gamesters.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.Moberly. Mo., Jan. 31. If the old saying;

be true that "When jour ear burns someone Is talking; about you" then on nextSunday not only wlU the eara of all Mo-berly gamblera, gambling-hous- e ktcpersand sambllns-bous- e patrons burn, but theywill buster and wither up like an old gar-ment tn a hot flame. The Ministers' Alli-ance ot Moberly, at their meetlns thisweek, resolved that each, preacher would onnext Sunday, February 3, preach on thesubject of gambling, and Rambling-hous- e.

. The alliance Is composed or all the minis-ters In the city, and as many of them arefine talkers and irreatly In earnest in thismatter Is is confidently expected the gam-blers will experience "a hot time In the oldtown" on that day..

The police of the city have shut oft allslot machines, and. with the entire clergyof the city hurling pulpjt, gospel thunder-bolts against gambling what the results.will be remain to be seen.

INDEX TO

REPUBLIC WANT ADS.

Columns.Annus Wanted SBicycles cBooks, l'arers. Etc.Business anted 'Beiftlan Uates ... .... ....Eojlness for Sale .. C

Carpet Clrautne .N 10Dy:lnc. Cleaqlnc and RepalrlncDet tlrtry 7Dots. Cats. Pets for Sale -DUldcnd Notices Z

Lducatlonal T

Enplojment Ascnctrs IFor Kent Apartments, Flats 3Farms fur RestFcr Rent Business Purpose 9Furnished Houses and Flats for Sale V

For Sale Miscellaneous G

For Sale City Property V

Farms for SaleGold. Sllier and Nickel Plating- liHouses. Rooms. Etc. Wanted 9Hotels C

Help and Situations WantedHousehold Goods 6Horses and Vehicles tLost and Found 1Machinery for Sale tMedical .Money Wanted 1'Money to Lxm 10

Miscellaneous WantsMlnlnc Interests 1)Musical iOpticiansOld Clothlns Bought "Pasturage 6

Personal 7Personal Property to Exchance IfPartners Wanted ................... 2Prlntlnj? .. ........... tPensions PatentsRemoalsRubber Stamps. Seals and stencils....... fc

Rooms for Rent S- -

Rooms WlUi Hoard 3Iteal Estate to Exchangebecret societies ... ........ . 1

stockholders' Meetings 3Storage and MotlngTypewriters anted. Fr xle 1Theatrical .... 2Wall Paper 1

STKAMSUIPb.IIDlU.PUlUt PHILJPPINE ISLANDS VIAJArAPi UUlRA HUNOL.UL.U. Paclnc Mall S. S.Co.. Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co. and OrientalS. S. Co. From San Francisco: Doric, FeU-rua- o'

. 1W1: Nlriwn Maru. February 19. ism:Rio de Janeiro. February :., 1M1. For rates,freight or passage apply to L tX Tuornfcley,4gent. 431 OIIe. or J. F. Aglar. agent 903 Olive.

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS.ANNUAL, Meeting Ths annual meeting of the

Humane Society ot Missouri for itentlon ofCruelty to Children and Animals will be he!Jat rooms of society. 11 and MS Commercialbuilding. Sixth and Olue sts.. Thursday, Feb-ruary 7. 1UL, at 3 o'clock p. m.

H. X. DAVIS. President.John II. Holmes, Secretary,

ELECTION Notice St-- Louis. Iron Mountainand Southern Railway Companr.st, Louis. Jan. 13.190L Notice la hereby given that the annual meet-ln- e

of the stockholders ot the St. Louis. IronMountain and Southern Railway Company willbo held at tee general oxCce of the company Inth city of ht. liuls. o. on Tuesday. March 13.1M at 9 o'clock a. m, for tne election of thir-teen directors for the ensuing year, and for thetransaction of any other business that may comelefore raid meeting;. The annual meeting of thedirectors will be held at the same oitlce on

i the came day at 13 o'clock noon. The transferurtntts wm ne closed on Tuesday. January ::ia.1901. at X o'clock p. m, and reopened on the dayfollowing the annual meeting ot the stockholdersor zjaj adjournment tnereof.

GEO. J. GOULD. President.A. H. Calef. Secretary.NOTICE TL annual meeting of the stockhold-

ers of the Cullen It Stock Healing and Venti-lating Co. will be held at the office of the com-rtn- y.

Ho. S North Fourth st. Feoruary 4. at 1 p.m, for the election of directors for the ensuing

ear. J AS. J. CULLEN, President.Attest: C August Stock. Secretary.STOCKHOLDERS' Meeting The annual mettlcr

of the stockholders of the Shlckle. Harrison &Howard Iron Company, tor the election ot direct-ors to serve during the ensuing year, and for thetransaction of such other business as may prop-erly come before the meeting;, will be held at thsoffice of the company, on fiftn foor of the Co-lumbia building. Eighth and Locust its.. St.Louis, Mo., on Monday. February 4. 1901.

GEO. B LEIOHTON V. P.George K. Hoblltxelle. Secretary aod Treasurer.St. Louis. Mo, January 31. 190L

STOCKHOLDERS' Metlng Notice Is herebyriven that the annual meeting of the stock-holders of the Bell Telephone Company of Mis-souri, for the election of directors and for thstransaction of such other buslnera as may bethereat presented, will be held at the office ofthe company. 920 Olive st.. In the city of St.Louis, in ths State of MlMourl. on Tuesday, thenineteenth day of February. A. D. 1J0L Pollsopen from 9 a. m. to 13 m. By order of theBoard of Directors.

EDWARDS wnTTAKER. Xln President.Attest: Fritz Nl'bet. Secretary.St. Louis. Mo., January 35, 1901.

BUSINESS WATTED.AT Once Parties having suit goods they de-

sire tailored to call at 123 N. Eleventh st. Tlck-n- or

Tailoring Co.; best service,DIVORCES obtained promptly and quietly;

moderate charges: collections made: damagecases handled; adiice free. Central Law Bureau.

SMOKING Chimneys Cured Grate setting,ehin-ne- topping, brick pointing, whitening, plas-terl- ig

ard paper hanging. Wm. Llnstreth. 2120Wash St.

NO charge for listing; we sell business! quick-I- rwithout publicity; money advanced to com- -

f'vtc u". v,ig.fv mc?.t;o ., yvi VrHesinutKT. CLAIR Tlonflnr Co.. SI7 ri-en- nt Jn--

posltlon. gravel and ready rooting; repalrlri; aspecialty; estimates cherefully given. Bethpnor.es.

WHY gi to other places when you can getcrayon and pastel portraits and beautiful framesat half price at Mexican Art Co.. 1216 Olive st.

PARTNERS WASTED..sbb home sninni.

Announcement tn 's Issue.YOU WILL BE INTERESTED.

LADY wants gentleman partner Inhotel on Grand avenue; World's Fair lease; ele- -s&i mrnicure; wen miea. J Z1S. llepubllc

T4tTXTTI TT.vm-t-- , n ..,. .....- - .irt.,,faw-i-ui- cr in esiaonsneapaying business; small capital required. T If.Republic.PARTNER WANTED Partner with J300 In

established manufacturing business; office work:investigate. B 201. RepublicPARTNER WANTED Silent partner wantedto Invest about 3600 In paying business: best ref-

erences and money fully secured; large profits.Brush. 107 N. Seventh st.

LOST ASD VOTJ5D.FOUND Where you can find a double sola boxcalf shoe. 33.83. Harris. 20 Pine at.LOST Bundle greyhound pup. Return to 4211

West Belle place aha get reward.LOST Black and tan toy dor" amwera to name

ot Jlp: please return same to 91 N. Twenty-firs- tst-- and receive liberal reward.

LOST-Savl- ngs pass book No. 11073 of the Mia.slsslppi Valley Trust Company Is missing. Anyperson having a claim to it Is hereby called uponto present the same within ten days, or submitto having said pass book canceled and a new oneissued.

THEATRICAL.SEE HOME SCHOOL

Announcement in today's Issue.YOU WILL BE INTERESTED.

COSTUMES and wigs for rent and made toorder: grea paints, powders, etc. Fuegefa,C31 Walnut st.

COSTUMES Louis Kurth's costume, wig andmask depot; all orders promptly attended to.30C S. Fourth et. Su Louis. Mo.

COSTUMES I4ub Kurth's costume, wig andmask depot: all orders promptly attended to.306 S. Fourth St.. St. Louis.

COSTUMES, wigs, masks for rent and sale: or-ders given prompt attention: orders outside cltra specialty, Erich Wellmann. 1C3 8. Broadway.

TTFEWRITERS.For Sale.

SEE HOME SCHOOLAnnouncement In Issue.YOU WILL BE INTERESTED.

Deosmore. ISO: No. 2 Smith.JM: Bllckensderfer. J15: No. ( Remington, SS0. St.Louis Typewriter Ex.. Chemical bldg. TeL M 1142.

WE have LO00 typewriters for rent or sale. Callr mall or telephone your order. Satisfactionsxaranteed. The Typewriter Exchange. 201 N.Ninth st.. St- - Luuls. Mo.

DOGS. CATS. PETS. FOR SALE.FINE lot of genuine pug puppies. Call or

Slot Morgan st.FINK St. Bernard: good watrhdoc: splendid

for children; also line eJrsey heifer. CS02 Bleeck.BIRDS and all small animals for sale cheap

at Wehrman's; removed from 17 S. Sixth at. to413 Walnut st.

FINE bird dors of all kinds: birds and petstock bought, sold and exchanged. Osbourn BirdStore. 1943 N. Broadway.

REMOVALS.SEE HOME RCTIOOL

Announcement la today's Issue-YO- U

WILL BE INTERESTED.WM, MOORE, pension attorney, notifies his old

customers that he has removed to 233 ChestnutSt.. where he will be found on pension days.

DIVIDEND NOTICES.ADIVIDEND of 1 cent a share has this day

Urn declared, payable February 20. to stock-lnlde- rs

of the Four Metals Mining Company ofrecord February 13. The stock transfer bookwill close on February 15 and reopen February31 The delay to the 2uth Is to protect those whohave neglected to have their stock transferred.

JOHN MORTON. Secretary and Treasurer.

MUSICAL.X11S buys fine Chlckering piano; cost 3490; stool

and cover. 1414 N. Sixteenth at.

SITUATIONS WASTED FEMALE.Three IJne for Five Cents.

Each Additional Line FIts Cents Extra.SEE HOME FCHOOij

Announcement In Ifsue.YOU WIU. BK INTERESTED.

COOK German lady wants respectable situa-tion as cook; goad nages. 4I Matntt ave.

COCK An experienced girl desires situationas cook In private family: good wages. O 1(9,Reputltc

HOUSEWORK Situation by honest, reliablecolored alrl for general housework: small family.(11 N. Tnenty-flr- st st.

HOUSEKEEPER Widow, unincumbered wantsposition at once as companion for elderly 'ady oras housekeeper for old cmple, or widower, withone child. Call at 30 Hodlamont ate.

HOUSEKEEPER-- Ey lady of ability, expert,ence and Al references, a position as housekeeperIn hotel, club or private family, nhere there rrea number of sen ants kept. E St, Republic

LAUNDRESS Situation by colored laundress;brine; home or go out, 314 Morgan st.

LM'NrriKSS Situation In prltate family to dofirta-cla- laundry work; references Riven. 4677Michigan ave.

LAUNDRESS Good reliable colored womanwants washing to bring home or go out by theday. 436J Cottage a-- .

NURSE Situation br nurse In confinement andother terms reasonable; leiercncesgiven. 603 8. feixth st.. East St. Loui".

HHIRTMAKKIl-Rrlta- ble shirt, cuff n.l collarmaker wants work of some reliable factory todoat home.S 301. Republic.

STENOGRAPHER By a rirl 17-- years ell:speaks Enxlish and German: holds diploma asstenographer and accountant: Nun's wltl. pjr-ent- s;

references exchanged. X lfcJ. Republic

HELP WASTED FEMALE.Three Uie for I"lva Cents.

Each Additional Llr.e Fle Ctnts ExtraBOOKKEEPER WANTED Young lady book-

keeper In ofQce ot largo wholesale houre; Matereferences and experience. Y 190. Republic.

CANVASSER WANTED-F- or dteam tok; for-tel- ls

future, business, roarrlaKC, etc, send 2Ucfcr sample. Reliable Book Co, 1104 Market it.bt. LjuIs.

CANVASSERS WANTED-Iji- dy canvassers tohandle first-cla- proportion: xor city or oounto.Call room C Princeton Hotel. Sixth and Market,alter 10:3d a. m.

CCOK WANTED-Co- ok at 13M Brosdnay. EastSt, Ixuls. ill.

COOK WANTED A girl to cook and assist Inwashing. 4004 Westminster place.

COOK WANTED-Compet- ent girl to cook, washand Iron; colored preferred. 391s Morgan.

COOK WANTED Good girl for cooking; smallfamily: no laundry work. 5737 Dclmar.

COOK WANTED Competent white rirl forcooking and downstairs work. 3334 Delniar.

COOK whitepreferred. S4 St. Clair ave. East St. Louis. III.

COOK WANTED Flrst-cla- ri cook: Germanpreferred; must asslit In laundry. 3CM WestPine.

COOK AND HOUSEGIRL WANTED Twogood women, mother and daughter, or two sis-ters preferred: to do cooking and general house-work: country place, thirty mllea from city:family of Ave: no children: highest wages; ref-erences required. L 1S9. Republic

FIFTY experienced machine bands. 23 handworkers and t"" good pressers. working onShirts. Waists and wrarroera: cteadv work? mAlray. $14 St. Charles sL

I GIRL WANTED-G- lrl for kitchen work.De Kalb et.

GIRLS WANTED-Mach- ine hands and f:lllnrgirls on shop coats. Las Blddle st--GIIU.3 WANTKD-Experien- ced glrla. StT

Louis Paper Box Co.. 3033 Randolph st.GIRLS WANTED-Ol- rla to pick nuts; week

work from CM up". 300 N. Commercial st.GIRLS WANTED Feller hands and rnlsh--i.

Apply at 1333 Wash st. D. Welntraub, proprietor.GIRLS WANTED To learn millinery trade.Apply St. Louis Trimmed Hat Co.. 1130 Wash-

ington ave.HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl to do general

housework. 3013 La Salle st.HOUSEGIRL WANTED-G- lrl for general

hourework; family of two. 4433 Evans.HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Go- od German girt

for general housework. 4J3S Laclede ave.HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Go- od German glrTfor

general housework. 3344 Delmar boulevard.HOUSEGIRL WANTED-- A good girl for gen-er- al

housework; call at once. 334 Laclede are."

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-G- lrl to keephouse and do general housework. 1400 Franklinavenue.

HOUSEGIRL WANTED-G- lrl fcr generalhousework; small family. Call at 33:0 w. Mor-gan st.HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general hmie-wor-

small family; no outside work. 43S5 WestBelle place.

HOUSEGIRL WANTED Young girl for gen-eral housework and to assist In notion store.2733 Lafayette ave.

nOUSEGIRL WANTED-G- lrl to do generalhousework: small family. 3005 Hawthorne boule-vard, Compton Heights.

HOUSEGIRL WANTED-- A competent(rmangirl for general housework in small family; goodwages. HO Whlttltr st.HOUSEGIRL WANTED-Genn- an girl to dogeneral housework; no washing. 1C1 Missouri

ave.. opposite Lafayette Park.HOUSEGIRL WANTED Good pay and a good

place for general housegfrl; nurse is kept forcMldren. 1611 Pennsylvania ave.

HOUSEGIRL WANTED-G- lrl for generalhousework; no washing or Ironing. Mrs. Percl-va- l.

Take Suburban car west to North Marketst,. second house west.HOUSEMAID WANTED-Experlen- ced houf

and dining-roo- maid; best of city referencesrequired. 3S00 Delmar are.

LADY OR GENTLEMAN WANTED-Ln- dr rrgentleman; borne work; no canvassing; perma-nent: Investigate; 2c stamp. E 1S9. Republic

LADIES WANTED To copy letters at home,everywhere: pleaunt work; good pay; full par-ticular?, terms, etc.: reply with stamp. The P.Cutler Co.. Station C Chicago. 111.

LADIES Decorate vour home: make the newelectric painting decorative art, requiring-- notalent or knowledge of calnta; lesson 33 to 37dally: teaching for ten days: will tearh It freeof charge from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. 400C NorthMarket st--

LAUNDRESS WANTED Ftrst-clae- s washer-woman; $1 per week. 43S4A Garfield ave.

MACHINE GIRLS WANTED-Gl- rls forand hand work on shop coats. 2(33 Gra.

vols ave.MAID WANTED Colored maid IS to 20 years

old. Goldsmith Ftndlo. 1013 Olive et.NURSE WANTED Nurse: references required.fll before 13 m, 4429 Pine;NURSE WANTED Nurse. German preferred,

to care for chili 2 years old and assist with up-stairs work: good wages; references. 4121 Llndeil.

NURSEGLRL WANTED-- To Ionic after enschild and assist with upstairs work. Call at 9tLm.Ul Whlttler.

OPERATORS WANTED Operators on skirts;steady work: good waies. Apply at once. RoyalSkirt Mfg. Co., 1123 Washington ave.

TRIMMER WANTED Trimmer to rim softhats, or girls to learn to trim hats. Schwartz,1M9 Franklin.

SHOE SKIVERS WANTED-Flrst-cl- ass skiv-ers on ladles' fine shoes. Friedman Bros. ShoeCo.. 3417 Locust st.

SEAMSTRESSBS WANTED-- On ladles waists;also young girls to sew on buttons; good pay.Olga Mfg. Co.. I7 N. Eighth st.

SEAMSTRESSES WANTED-Gl- rls wanted tosew en pants; machine power. 2"J17 Gravels eve.

SEAMSTRESSESWANTED-GI- rl wanted tosew on coats; also some to learn. ISO1) Menard rt.

WANTED-Walstmak- ers andrlrla to sew on electric machines; good pay.Ir&acs e Rubenjteln. 703 Lucas ave.

WOMEN. ETC. WANTED Women and girls.Apply at once. 3-- N. Commercial st--

WAISTMAKERS WANTED Waist and ekirt-make-

for factory and work to take home;steady work: good pay Isaacs. 4 Rubenstlne.703 Lucas ave.

WAISTMAKERS WANTED Experiencedwaistmakers: steady work guaranteed; highestwages; all conveniences. Ollan Bros.. 30 N.Eighth st.

STOVE REPAIRSFor all stoves. A. G. Brauer. ?lt-3- 1 N. Third st.

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.Three Lines for Five Cents.

Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.

SEE HOME SCHOOLAnnouncement In tssue.TOU WILL BE INTERESTED.

ACCOUNTANT Books opened, examined, bal-anced and statements made; firms or corpora-tions. 3. J. Fischer, S13 Temple building.

BOOKKEEPER Position as bookkeeper or of-fice man by expert accountant: references Al;salary moderete. Address P. O. Box t72. city.

COY Situation by boy In dental offce; has hadexperience. Address A. P.. 3860 S. Broadway.

BOY Situation wanted by boy of 17 years inoffice: one and one-ha- lf years experience; goodreferences, z 1S7. Republic"CARPET LAYER Carpet layer and cutter:young man; eight years' experience, desiressituation. Max Rosenthal. lSLPi Washington ave.

COOK Situation wanted by first-clas- s dinneror order cook: twenty years' experience. AddressT. A. Brady, 174SA Preston place."ENGINEER Position by stationary engineer;twenty years' experience. Address Williams, 373.Olive.

FIREMAN Situation wanted by young man:five years experience as fireman and handywith tools. Z 1SS. Republic"GARDENER A competent, reliable, practicalgardener and farmer wants position as manager

not afraid to work; satisfactoryK, 3C9. Repnbllc

GARDENER Reliable gardener and handyman wants care ot city, suburban or countryproperty; with or without board: married; cityreferences. O 209, Republic

MAN Situation by young- man, 23 years ofage. having experience In office work and asclerk: also some knowledge in bookkeeping: can iares On nun; test of references. X --X. Bsp-M-lc.

The Republic Printed

e 23,378WANT ADS

During January, 1901.

11 F 35 ISITL'ATIOS AVAXTED MALE.

Three Uner. for Fl e Cents.Each Additional Une Five Cents Extra.

MAN Ymng man wants to lenrn plumb-ing: 1 ondy with tools. Geo. W. Davis. t62J Lemp

MAN A sober. Industrious, reliable man otgood address, with twelve years' business experi-ence, well recommended, wants to travel forresiioTiMMs firm: prefer traveling in Texas, In-dian Territory or Pacific States. II 30S. Republic.

OFFICE WORK Situation by young ofS for general office work, and understands book-keeping, furnish references from his last c.

K IS". Republic"office WORK 31an who has taught countryschool and rend law for mo jears wants posi-

tion: will educated In Englleh and German; notafraid to work; can give of reference forIntegrity; will work firt month without com-pensation. V 1S7. RrpjbllC.

PAINTER Young man experience.! in draw-in- cwants work, as painter or gilder. E ISO,

RepublicSALIZSMAX Young man. with wholesale rh?e

bouse would like position as salimian for ll

shoe store Siturday evenings. O 1, Re-public

SAT.v.TSM'AV Tvnerlenced shoe sale nan. withbt city references, oleo In gentlcmen'a fur- -

Franklin aveWALL paper to clean: nine years' experience

in this wcrk exclusively; send postal, will calLJ. Neat. 232 Marlon st.

WORK Situation bv honest, sober.careful, educated, lnciuvtrtrus. healthy, mlddle-aee- d

man; nice cltlten; this city. M 2133 Oravols.

Kater TENOGRAPHbRS

Tesuue

2 Ftrrnishcd Without Charget either employer or employed.Machines Rente, Repaired and exchangesREMIKGTOW STARDARD TYPEWRITER

WyckoH, -aj- -sas Bss-d- Ut

TIO Locust Street.

HELP WAITED MALE.Three Lines for Five Cents.

Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.AN A. F. A A, I. WANTED-Exceptlo- nal of-f-

and good pay to good man. Call at room413 Burlington building. 810 Olive st.

A SUESCRIITION Book Company cf nearlytwenty jcara standing and highest financUIstanding and business references desires to em-ploy In dlfterest --ectlcns. leval and btate managers to employ ana ami agents; iiotr- -i caiaryand expenses to good parties. Address Manager,10 W. Saratoga et.. Baltimore.

BAKER WANTED An experienced breadbaker: Italian or French. Grand Avenue Hotel.

BARBER WANTEDFim-clas- s barber, maleer female, only first-cla- barber need apply:

position to right party. Address E. Cats-an- o.

Natchez. Miss.BOILERMAKERS WANTED Eight first-cla-

bollermakers for wcrk In railroad shops In South-western States: ten hours; wagea 33.23 to 33.Mper day: no trouble; stats experience and refer-ences. J 183. Republic

BOYS WANTED Two bright Intelligent boybet een 12 and 13 years of sge. Apply this morn-ing, city department Poller Bakery.

BOYS WANTED Newsboys: lodging; free: alltoys welcome. APP'y wi vjuvb ex.. rear.

trv"f TC- - XJ'I'LTV V.- - .hn (hnm.ouchly understands 'Installment furniture orchattel mortgage business. P 233. Republic.

BUSHELMAN WANTED A tushelman. Ap-r- ly

at once, Ealvcter & Stewart,

BUSINESS MANAGER WANTED Businessmanager In each county: ISO monthly and ex-penses; tend references. Box 433, Bloomlngton,111.

CIGARMAKER WANTED CIgarmaker. 3 3.Twent first st.

CANVASSER WANTED-F- or dream book: for-te'- ls

future, business, marriage, etc: send 20o

for ramrlc. Reliable Book Co.. U04 Market st,.St. Louis.

CANVASSERS WANTED Book canvassers tnsell --An American Commoner": SO per cent. S12Temple building. 9 a. . to 11.

CANVASSERS How to get rich: book of TOO

manufacturers' reclpu for 25c Reliable BookCo.. 1104 Market st, St. Louis. Mo.

"CANVASSER WANTED Tha "Universal Bur-glar Alarm": salary and corn mlslon to rightparty. Oyler Novelty Co.. 712 Holland building.

CANVASSERS WANTED for household article:sells to every family; ca.l and secure territoryfor spring trade: big commlsslcn. 2143 Chouteau.

CANVASSERS WANTED For "Life sndReign of Queen Victoria." by the eminent his-torians. Prof. Chas. Morris and Murat Halitead:nearly C0 cages: size 7x10: 100 richest lllurtm-lion- s;

greatest and best: tremendous seller: onlytl.CO' tig book: big commlf'lons; credit given;freight paid outfits free. Address The DominionCo.. Dept. V. 334 Dearborn st. Chicago.

COUNTRY solicitors tn cater to family trade;liberal commission; excellent goods: quick sell-ers. Add. Kentucky Whisky Houie. 817 Franklin.""DISHWASHERWANTED-Experienc- ed maledishwasher wanted at onoe. Famous Restaurant,1341 Olive- - st,

ENERGETIC salesmen: school supplies; eoun.try work: 3100 salary and commissions. R. O.Evans & Co.. Chicago. III.

IN law office, ono who can famish library. K189. Republic

JANITOR WANTED-Stro- eg young men forJanitor. II 190. Republic

LEARN a trade tfor 83, that pavs 13 to 81Sday: any one can learn; reference, any bank InNevada. Mo. Address S. II. Mellott. Nevada Mo.

MACHINIST WANTED An expert die andtoolmaker: also an all around machinist to workon presses. 930 JC. Main st.

MALE HELP WANTED Reliable men to sellnor line ef high-grad- e lubricating oils, greases,paints and varnishes; salary or commission.Address Mutual Refining Co.. Cleveland. Ohio.

MAN WANTED-- To travel, stepping abouttwo weeks tn country towns of 2.000 populationand upward. 919 Olive at., room 2.

MAN WANTED Reliable man for permanenttraveling poltlon: experience absolutely

ary; fair salary to commence. Evans &Co.. 904Ollve st,"MEAT CUTTER WANTED Mest cutter fcrbutcher shop. 130 Wegner ".; take Suburbancars.

MEN WANTED To try Harm's box-ca-

shoes: KJO. Harris. 84 Shoo Man, 830 Pins St.

MEN WANTED Two good men for nice pay-ing tiorltlon. with chance for advancement: easr,attractive work. Call 821 Chestnut st.. room 204.

MEN WANTED Two mm to travel, on InSouthern Illinois and one In Missouri: 8 monthand expense. Japanese Art School. 919 Olive at.

charge to ill special work In Kansas: JM permonth and board. Y 180. nepubllc.

MEN-WAN-

TED

Two reliable men: muit beneat appearing and forcible talkers: wages week-ly Apply Union Finance Co.. room 20i Arcadebuilding. East St. Louts. TflL

OPERATORS WANTED Operators to work onshop coats. 1318 Pine St.. second floor.

PAINTING and paperhanglng: will exchangefirst-clas- s dentistry for above. O 1SS. Republic

RANGEMAKERS WANTED All rangemakersto be careful abcut seeking employment at thistime, as there Is a strike on.

8ALESMAN WANTED New York house hasthe best propoltlon on earth for good salesman.R.. 413 Mermod & Jaccard building.

SALESMEN WANTEDSlx rapid sellers: menand women: city and country: bin pay: experi-ence unnecessary. 1531 Cass ave., second floor,""SALESMEN WANTED Salesmen in each Buteto sell tobaccos and cigars: experience not abso-lute- ly

necessary. Factory MS. Thaxton. Va.SALESMAN WANTED To slslt country mer-

chants with three lines et roods; sure sellers andexcellent profits. Hart & Co.. 23 Holland build-ir- e.

STENOIHXNER Al TYKWRITER.Bright and neat boy; must be fast; willing to

learn business. O 187. Republic

HAYWARD'SBustne--s and Shorthand College. 219, 220. 221 and233 Odd Fellows' building. Individual Instructiontn Shorthand. Typewriting. Bookkeeping. Arith-metic and Penmanship. Phone 975. Day and nlgbt.

MERCANTILE COLLEGE,Lincoln Trust building. Seventh and Chestnut sts.Individual Instruction given in Bookkeeping. Pen-manship, Shorthand, Typewriting. ArUbraatKy,Grammar, etc Open day and nlgbt.

R 1UI. IIHELP WASTED MALE.Three Lines for Five Cents.

Each Additional Line Five Centa Extra."SALESMAN WANTEBSt. Lnul man to han-ill- e.

very fine side line in Missouri. Kansaa orOklahoma:, no samples to carry, nice profit. T1K. Republic

SALESMAN WANTED-T- hst can sell cigars:city and country traite; big commission; cashevery nlgbt: union goods: low prices. Anti-Tru- st

Cigar Cu.. 103 N. Ninth at,FALESMAX Straight salary. $13 weekly and

expenses, for man with rig to sell poultry mix-ture; year's contract: weekly pay: references ex-changed. Eunka Mnfg Co.. East St. Louts. I1L

SALESMEN VA.NTEI-Salem- en to sell leaand coffee to family trade In the city. ApplyJill Franklin ave.

SALESMEN WANTElJTravellne sale-me- n tohandle Rrst-cla- side line. Oyler Novelty Co..712 Holland building.

SALESMEN WANTED Salesmen of ability:muct be of good address; gond opening for rightparty; referencea. 31 Mermod & Jaccard bldg.

eiALESMEN WANTED Salesmen to handlethe new Twentieth Century EncjclopedU Brttan-nlr- a.

Crawford Book Dept,; bring references.SALESMEN WANTED Two tnlesmen In eich

State: 131 nnd expenres: permanent position. Ad-il- re

penlcks Tobacco AVorks Co.. l'enlck!. Va,SALESMEN WANTED Wideawake salesmen

for rug and clock department: hustlers can makerxod mon'y; others don't apply. Call after 9a m.. 10O7i Olive st

SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS WANTEDFlrst-cla- s salesmen and solicitors for city nndcountry: good pay: call Primo Incandescent LightCo. 1133 Washington ave.

SALESMEN WANTED Couple wtdeawakeyoung men with good references, to go on road:permanent position. Call on It. B. Stout. Llndel!Hotel, from 9 a. m. to 10 a. m.. to-d-

SALESMEN WANTED Traveling ralorom tohandle (patent) Rain How Petticoat as side line;good mral'ilon. Call Rain How Skirt Co..sixth floor. Ben olst building. Ninth and Pine.

SOLICITOR WANTLD-Pnrtl- ng solicitor whodetlrt to make change. C 1S. Republic

SOLICITORS WANTED-Go- od coal solicitors.Hallett A Copeland. 715A Walnwright building.

POLICTTOR WANTED-Gc- od solicitor, or roanwith established laundry work: have outfit. 1910Lafin ave.

SOIJCITOR tVANTED Experienced advertls-in- jr

solicitor: must be well drened. ApplyIIP S. Kleventh st.. bet. 13 and 1.

SUBSCRIPTION MAN WANTED We want acapable. Intelligent subscription man. one whobaa had experience handling agents, to takecharge of our St, Louis agency; applicants mustbe thoroughly acquainted with city and possessgood executive ability. Call Friday morning. St.Nicholas Hotel. Inquire for Mr. Wood.

iI at 218 Clarkavenue.

TRAVELERS WANTED Few more men totravel: experience not necessary; salary 820 week,all expenees; 833 rath security; no canvassing.Call at Steven's Hotel. East SL Louis. Knapp Co.

WANTED Sampls distributors everywhere:full particulars and 81 sample prepaid for 8 centspostage Orange Syrup Co.. CaL

WANTED EVERYWHERE Hustlers to tacksigns, distribute circulars, samples, etc.: no can-vassing; good pay. Bun Advertising Bureau. Chi-nr- o.

WANTED Salesmen visiting hardware tradewbo wish a quick selling side line en good com-mission to address The Novelty Stove Mfg. Co.,Sixth and Charles streets. SL Jcseph. Mo.

WOODWORKERS WANTED-Go- od eantaewoodworkers. D04 Clark ave.

8340 monthly selling lmprovedBrlIUant GaslightBurner: fits kerosene lamps, beautiful gaslightwithout chimney. Sample free. Enterprise Mfg.Co.. A (33. Cincinnati. O.

AGENTS WASTED.SEE HOME SCHOOL

Announcement In lsue.lOU WILL BE INTERESTED.

AGENTS Call and secure our new ticket; bestseller In SL Louis; rebate on all tickets. Murillo.1314 Olive.

AGENTS WANTED Can make 83 a day, sure:fend stamp for particulars. The German NoveltyCo.. Lock Box 940. SL Louis.

AGENTS Sell clothes snd carpet cleaner soap;money-make- r: sample snd terms 13c Mo. SoapMfg. Co.. bldg.. St, Louis.

AGENTS WANTED To handle our e

perfumes: our ptan wins: large profits; termsreasonable. Leffi A Co.. St. Louis, Mo.

AGENTJ 833 week easllr made; write for pam-phlet entitled "Advice to Picture Agents." SepiaPortrait Studio. 41S EmIIIe bldg.. SL LoulS;

AGENTS WANTED-Hustl- ers make 310 to 335dally selling; "Life of Victoria": Mg commission;write quick. Central Publishing Co.. SL Louts.

AGENTS. Streetmen. Fakers Song books. 31per 100: hot sellers: deposit on C O. I), orders.Carter Book Co.. 311 3. Broadway. St. Louis."AGENTS WANTED--- gents to sell our bias

enameled steel signs and white letters. Hub-ba- rtt

Sgn and Letter Co., 12U2 Clark ave.. SLLouis, Mo.

AGENTS WANTED Savers' Claim File sellseverywhere; almost every merchant burs; retailsfor 83; 82.90 profit; 310 dallv. Bayers i. Co.. D.22. 408 Olive it, SL Louis. Mo.

AGENTS WANTED-Aetl- ve agents to sell ourrubber collars, euffa. neckties and shirt fronts:perfect Imitation of linen: sella at sight: goodSay.Louis.

Thread City Collar Company. 1H Olive sL.

AGENTS en salary cr commission: the great-est agents seller ever proJuced; every user ofren and Ink buys It on sight: 2M to S04 per centprofit: one agent's sales amounted to 3(20 insix days: another 833 In two hours. Monroe Mfg.Co.. X 43. La Crowe, Wis.

EVERY honest roan and woman out of em-ployment to call at the Murillo Studio. 1314Olive: permanent work: good money made.

FAKERS The great Chinese wizard pack ofplaytng cards; greatest magic trick card extant;8 2c stamps. Carter Book Co.. 311 S. Broadway.

HYPNOTISM Complete system: clairvoyants,mesmerists, magnetic healers, etc: samples 0 2astamps. Carter Book Co.. 311 R Broadway.

PICTURE AGENTS Highest cnmm!slon andspecial Inducements to good men. R 207, Republic

QUEEN-VICTORI-A'S

Llfe"-Blg-get book,est Illustrations. lowest retail prices: outfit free;

freight paid; credit given. Ferguson. Fifth sL,Ctrclnuatl. O.

STREET MEN. Fakers-Go- ld teeth: fastest sell-ing novelty out; sample, five 2c stamps. CarterBook CO.. 311 8. Broadway, El Louis.

!100 monthly: rew patent metallic bread boards;sample free. N. I. Forshee Co.. Cincinnati. O- -

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALL those desiring help or seeking situationsnay register with the Free Employment Bureauof the State Labor Bureau cr Statistics. 833 Cen-tury building. Situations and help furnished treeof charge. Tel. Klnloch B 17J7.

BOYS WANTED Bright boys to learn tinner'strade; 83.30 per week at start: big ht. Louisfirm, Goode. Sperbeck : Co.. 1C28 Market sl.

COUNTRY blacksmith and horsesboer: steadywork. National Employment Co 113 N. Sixth st.

EIGHT eordwood cutters: T0c and tl cord. National Employment Co., 113 N. Sixth tt.

FIVK farmhands. 818: three milkers and drlr--era. National Employment CO.. 113 y. sixth sL

FIFTY concrete shcvelers and laborers; IndianTerritory. National Employment Co., 113 N.Sixth sL

GROCERY clerk and meat cotter; 813. NationalEmployment Co.. 113 N. Sixth sL

LABORERS WANTED Rock men and labor-ers for Colorado Railroad: ship free passwith supper and nlgbt's quarter at Union. 318Walnut sL

LABORERS WANTED Railroad laborers fornew grade and track work: Indian Territory;!..'0. 31.7S; cheap tare. Goode. Sperbeck Co.,

J63S Market SL

OFFICEMAN and cashier: city concern; bondrequired. National Employment Co.. 113 N. Sixthstreet,

SALESMEN WANTED Cigar salesmen onstraight salary preposition for a large SL Louisfirm: also on commission. Goode. Sperbeck as Ox,1636 Market L

TWENTY lead mine laborers: 81.80: free fare;ruaranteed. National Employment Co., 113 N.Sixth sL

TEAMS 'WANTED 1.0M teams for subcontractwork In Illinois, New Mexico and the IndianTemtoqr. Goode Sperbeck Co., 1C Market sL

THREE stenographers; city position: 810;steady work guaranteed. National EmploymentCo.. 113 N. Sixth sL .

TRAVELING grocery and tobacco salesman;local house. National Employment Ct. 118 N.S-- O- at.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

'Wanted.SEE HOME SCHOOL

Announcement tn Issue.YOU WILL BE INTERESTED.

ALL kinds of household goods bought: entirecontents of houses wanted: full value paid. Jones& Co.. 114 Olive. Main 157 C 743.

A1J. kinds of household goods bought: entirecontents cf houses wanted; full value: send postaLJones Co.. 1113 Olive. Hell Muln --01 A.

HIGIIKSTrash price paid for household good.',carpet and stoves; aend postal. 13 S. Broad-way.

HIGHEST price paid for furniture and feath-ers: 20c to 4C- - per lb.: drop me a postal beforeselling. 73C Walton, or 1704 Franklin ave.

BErONDHAM furniture, stores, etc. large orsmall lots, bought at residence cr store; goodprice given by Gibson. 2213 Wash st .

OLD feathers: will rav 4o per pound: sendpostal. S. Batavla. 112 N. Ninth.

PARTIES declining housekeeping see me befor-sell- mg

furniture, pianos, carpets, etc: will payhighest price. Wolf. 18 8. Eleventh. Phone C 4SJ.

WANT to buy several carloads of secondhandfurniture; guarantee to pay verv highest price.See : ttfore selling. Joe, CO N. Twel'th at.

For Sale.BARGAINS In genuine Mexican drawn work;

have been cut to 0c on the dollar. Mex-ca- nArt Co.. 1213 Olive st.

COAL-Ha- rd coal. 87.23 perMon; soft coal. 8Jlorer bushel In lots. deliveroL SuperiorCoal and Coke Company, 303 Century building.Tel. B 1729;

GOOD bedroom euIL V: Iron bed. complete.8: heating stove. 84; rug. 82.30. 223 N. Car-dinal.

STOVES, new and secondhand furniture, beau-tiful misfit carpets, rugs, etc.; time payments.Newjfork Storage Co.. 2212 to 2219 Wash st.

FINE Buck's hard-co- r, large sire,nickel-plate- 813 cash, cost 340; guaranteed per-fect Ineveryres pec l 902 Chestnut sL

FOR Sale at a Rat iin A bare-burn- er thatheats: little used. Ids Pennsylvania ave.

FURNITURE ef elgbt-roo- houxe.rent furnished. 311 S. Broadway.

SECONDHAND furniture, stoves snd carpets.aa good as new. at your nwn price; going1 intonew furniture business. 1C3I Franklin ave

SIDEROARD and Iron bed. very cheap; leavingclty.Call soon. 1303 Madison --v.

ST. LOUH Sewing Machine Repair Shop la themost reliable place to have your work done;garante- - on

vra.all work. M. Franz. 1407 Franklin,

COAL 8cHtch-flrad- e faml- l- real. tZ. rtep buahel. In So--

buahe lots, delivered; hard" coal. 37, per ton ioenverea. hupencr coal and voice vxsmpsny.

bulldln-;- . Phones B 1730 and Main 37L

HORSES AND VEHICLES.IVnnted.

HORSE WANTED Cheap, sound delivery"hoise. 2400 Park ave.

For Sale.CHEAP, one top buggy for sale. Apply U8

Hickory at.FOR Sale at a Bargain Two farm wagons:

team of mules: team of mares; two big worlchorses: must sell: need money. 4o3S Cote Brll-llan-

FURNITURE wagons, milk wagons, businesswagons of all kinds; new and secondhand.Young & Co.. 1425 N. Broadway.

HORSE. 9 years old: round: will sell cheap forrash: also spring wagon and harness. Wm. Baler.820 Julia st--

SINGLE wagon harness. 88: good buggy har-ness new, $. H. C. Jacsen, 1308 N. Thir-teenth sL

SIXTY-FOU- R sets leather trace team namesslightly used: also new harness; bottom prices.vieorge virassmucK. 1329 .-

-. tiroaaway.TO Exchange. New harness for secondhand;

largest stork in the city to select from. A.Tuckett. 1 and 1334 N. Broadway.

elegant brougham; cheap:storm buggies, top wagons, runabouts: estimatesrepairing furnished. Seller. 1333-3- 7 N. FourteenthSt.. near Cass ave.

WE have and manufacture all kinds businesswagona and storm buggies; our wagons equippedwith Wlttech patent end gate. 1222 N. Seventh.

PASTURAGE.Al eccomrnodattcna. box stalls. W. T. Heyd.

veterinary surgeon, 1213 S. Jefferson, ,r 1L S.ttr.ih. Baden Klnlcch 1 149.

nORSES pastured: 43 acres: grod water, goodshelter; close to city; horses called for and

Phone. Tyler 172. A 1648. .

RUBBER STAMPS, SEALS, STENCILS.ADAMS, ths stamp man. 814 N. Sixth sL. rub-

ber stamps, seals, stencils, etc; good, cheap,quick; write for new llsL

RUBBER stamps, rubber type, sign markers,brass and aluminum checks, at lowest prices.Kaaper Stamp and Seal Company. II Locust st.

PRINTING.SEB HOME SCHOOL

Announcement In Issue.YOU WILL BE INTERESTED.

BUSINESS cards. 81: billheads, state ents.roteheads. SLW per thousand. A. P. Viirey. 1CS

N. Twelfth st.CRESCENT Printing Company. 907 N. Fourth

St. Fine commercial Job work; popular prices.Send for samples.

J. W. STEELE I: CO.. Book and Job Printers.IS N. Third St. Legal blanks and briefs a spe-cialty. TeL Main 1470,

LOW Ills cards He; billheads 7c: notehaads.envelopes 31: cut prices on all printing; Onework. Benton A Co.. (2S-7- N. Fourth sL

HOTELS.nm?rvs Hotel Furcoean. n, w. cor. Sixth

and Franklin: newly furnl"hed throughout: frv.Tic. 81 per day; steam'heat, baths, electric lights.

PENSIONS. PATENTS.MODELS Inventions perfected. Charles O.

Soblnskl. 1414 Chouteau, expert mechanic

MEDIUMS AND CLAIRVOYANTS.Fifteen Cents Per Line.

MME. LA VETA. the n fortuneteller of the WesL 229 S. Beaumont sL

BICYCLES.For Sale."

CLEVELAND. C--e scent and Caesar bicycles;SL Louis Cycle Co.. 933 N. Second sL: ask forMorgan: telephone Main 334: Klnloch A 718.

FIRST-CLAS- bicycle; in runnlns; order. 810.2708A Geyer ave.

1900 Cleveland. Columbia, Crescent. Caesar andAndrae blc)cles; repairing and renting. Morgan,Harding & Lalng. 3K8 Olive st.

BOOKS, PAPERS.X WANT to bur law. medical and other good

books. John lnaban. bookseller, tth and MarkeL

FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS.SEE HOME SCHOOL

Announcement in Issue.YOU WILL RE INTERESTED.

A BIG bargain sale this week. Pictures En-larged and Framed at reduced prices: alo PhotoButtons. Lydik Art Co.. 1038 Franklin ave

COAL-Hfgh-gr-ade family ceal. Sue Inlots, delivered: hard coal, 87.2.. Superior

Coal and Coke Company. 8G3 Century building.Tel. B 1730.

LUY your secondhand building material fromAmerican Wrecking Co.. Vandevecter and Eas-ton aves.

BUY your Majestic ranges of Condon Eros.. 128and 102) Market sL Fine steel ranges. 817.33and set up complete.

CALENDAR-Te- lls day of week, from year 170ilto 2t99. Sent" for 23 cents. Address N. T. Allison.Coulmbus. Kas.

COAL Try 50 bushels of Dorr's hljh-grad- e fam-ily st 9c per bushel, delivered. Edwara Dorr, 2013Market st.

COAL Best high-grad- e eeal8'ic bushel, inlots. Byrne. 24C7 Market H.. Klnloch C 33.

TOUR and two bust-stz- e waxadjurtable arms; atanTcomplete; good as

new. 318 N. Main sLSHOES Overstocked: compelled to sell below-cost-

Investigate. I3 N, Broadway.FOUR full quarts of Kentucky Itourbcn. ex-

ceedingly fine, packed In plain box. rent istpiljfor 33.- -- Kentucky Whisky Hous. 817

IOR Sate Secondhand bottles. lead. troo. rags.Apply at 2 o'clock Grand Avenue Hotel.

FOUR full quarts of Kentucky Bourbon, ex-ceedingly tine, packed in plain box, sent prepaidfor 83.23. Kentucky Whisky House, 817 Franklin.

ONE roller-to- p desk and five office chairs. In-quire 723 Holland building.

DESKS Two fiat-to- p desks: excellent condi-tion: will sell for halt value; revolvlns chair. 22.17A S. Compton ate.

ELEGANT Brunswick pool and billiard tabls;sell or rent reasonable: also all kinds ot supplieson hand. L L. Fowler. 1321 Market IL

OFFICE Furniture 100 roller-to- p desks androller chairs; all styles: sell cheap. FranklinFurniture House. 723 Franklin avej j

BvrnvmMXD billiard and cool tables: we 'rent tables with the privilege of buying. TheBrinrwick-Balke-Collend- Co.. 108 S. Fourth sL

STOVE repairs "for sny oia stove": send pos-

tal to Forshaw. Ill N. Twelfth st. Phone C t!.WHISKY of exceptional quality; one full ral-lo- n.

packed In plain box. for 82.2S. KentuckyWhisky House. 317 Franklin ave.. SL Louis. Mo.

BELGIAN HARES.BARGAIN Five does, 92 to 93 points. 340; 823

csrh. balance 30 days: send note and reference.Klstnn Bro- s- 1706 Olive st.

BELGIAN hares, with pedigrees and scorecards. Old Orchard Babbitry, old Orchard. Mo-

or 2008 Clark. SL Louis; Mo. Wm. G. Stelnlcke.

WE sell hlgh-rad- e pedigreed hares at lowbred does a specialty. 8L Loola Belgian

E1cea:Co.. 67N Hasle ave--, SL Louis.

FERSOIfAL.nfts Centa Per Line.

CONFINEMENT cases taken; part payTJL;jIf desired: nrlvata seclusion, eanraitati 4rtrial treatment: adopting babies free; tiesregularities: trv mv resulatorr t, t Ae 2.sricare and nursing: set my terms: wrtr-.- n

I tee tor all cases: call or write: alt mall prase- -!snswereu: Dauenis met at Bunion or tvr "' avehicle. Mrs. Dr. Murphy. 2133 and 2a 0II if'"4

. ''""uvv-iui- i auiwiA, out sl, treats 'ladles troubles.

i.ji. i.iix ujuiii gives written S7r.nartee; beard 3 '. 83. 14 per week. 2133 "aaCfittest ":iDIL MARY ARTHUR Onlr nhvplclin k,

a confinement home In city having a healtaivkijuq; iramcu nurses; excellent accommodaiiu.vii riy cvre ana penect seclusion; irnties successful!" treated or no eh e- - pniiresulu. Consultation free. 2911 Morgan aL

DR. ANNIE NEWLAND. r Olive St!.. uuu- i- tur lauies oeiure ana aunng cosbbment: the oldest snd only reliable Iyuur-ta- ,i

perfect seclusion for ladles; superior meaJeatat?tentlon: trained nursln mother!" car an 'I romforts: absolute protection and enstms' 't mnlntalnjI- - ...n ..l, kn.. e...i . t

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In work; Irregularities results ''charge: consultation and advice free: ladfc ti?w"ip tan or write: oaenuv mei ax irata

GOOD family to adopt a handsome, btaitii". . . Ibabv boy; 1 week old. Call 2741 Olive sL j

LADIES Mv regulator never falls: cne eenv:.; jir . jub. - oiarr. --jv rraTqi,iLADIES I positively guarantee" that Gold-n'i- ?'

Seal will relieve the longest and most objlrrxta'tSUI Of ft.tava.1 nwinfM. Hna allkAiil .Z $.

three to five hours; sent secure from obsrr -tlon. 31. 2741 Olive sL

LADIES If vou want the onlr real Golden SealMonthly Regulator, price 81 per box. that willpositively relieve In from 3 to S hours, yea nra.tgo to lt only agent, who has Its seal statssedthereon by vlr. The Golden Seal Medical Co2S1I Morgan st.

MRS. BRIDGES, ladles doctor; alwaysmay be consulted at 3102 Olive: holewon't regret calling. Telephone Klnloch C TO.

MRS. L. HOTSON. iadlee' private home drrrinrconfinement: alisolute protection and safety as-sured: motherly care: Irregularities: successguaranteed cr no charges: Infants adopted- - In-formation fre: ladles In trouble, call or

and French spoken. 2201 and 2203 Olive.OLD Tilt. Winn Clt1rm IMS TCa.h- t- n-- 1

SL Louts. Mo. Troubles. Iidle" or gentle en. Icycause, skillfully treated, raving life ot mlserwsnd rgreL Call or write: 30 years experience- -guarantee results; perfect recluslon and rrlvarvjor lauie.; comrons or nome, motneny k

restoration to full and complete health1114 Eiiriism; pane-ni- xacv ai tiain.SANTA TERESA, the Mexican

healer, will give treatments dally, except s.at 3402 Cook ave.

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EDUCATIONAL- -SEE HOME SCHOOL

Announcement la issue.YOU WILL BE LNTEilESTED.

AT SL Loots Commercial College. Grand aidFranklin Commercial shorthand. English l.perts. for young men and women. P. Kltner. Prss."boRGES 8panlsb School Suite UraeaTrust Building Classes formed st any time: seedfor circular: solicited.

TtARTSOCK JONFSOlivia Bldg.. Grand and Windsor Sho;course. 840; per month, day. 81; night. IS;

RUBICAM8 Shorthand College. Union Tlbldg.: exclusively for yocng women; tadrrMa- -lInstruction: position sscurad for graduates.

PRIVATE lessons, shorthand, type rlttog :only exdnsivo shorthand school tn city: eot-ple- te

course 825: shortest method used; investigate uarnes. - vvasnicgtion avs.

SPANISH translations, letters written snd nt--irate lessons given by competent Spanish teecaeiterms reasonaoia. au or write, victor J. lir

Olive sL

DENTISTRY.AMERICAN DENTAL CO. Dr. Spers says tha

American Dental Co.. (12 Olive sL. Is where you,.can get superior wuc; prices reaaoau.ew

BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. 415 N. Broad- - i

war, rcinwn ukuii a du i.irin iui ana lis 115sets for 87. Doctor Case, nroorlctor. Tl

BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. 413 N. ad-way

Seta of teeth. 83: painless extractlrr, 9e:bridge work 83: open Sundays until LTV nll siwa tw tfiaeV w1tf rrtlTI" I it if- -.

tiit, go to Doctor Cord; examination free. Ds tlSoto building. TMS Pine it.OPTICIANS.

SEE HOME SCHOOLAnnouncement In issue,TOU WILL BE INTERESTED.

ALL eyes are not alike: Doctor I. ". IVsendwill examine your eyes free of charge; bestvto- - "ble lenses. 81 up. 818 Franklin ave.

E. B. STRAUS, eye expert: gold spectacles tB--

up: complicated cases a specialty; finest eqfrrd ,testing parlor in city. 733 Locust sL

' tOLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.

ALL kinds of laaies" and gentlemen's cast-er- fclothing bought: I pay the highest price; tendpostal. J. Davis. 153 S. Broadway.

HIGHEST cash price paid for ladles and gen-tlemen's cast-of- f clothing. Call or send pestat J.Miller. 60S Walnut sL Kin. A 215. No branch- s-

MEDICAL.ALL private diseases a specialty at Franklin

Avenue Free Dispensary. 1214 Franklin avs.

DYEING, CLEANLNG AND REPAtBUO.YOUR clothes cleaned, dyed and npa! ! at t

reasonable prices; ftrst-cu- work. Paris Drainsand Cleaning Co.. 1330 Franklin ave

STORAGE AND MOVING.

4EB HOME SCHOOLAnnouncement In issue.YOU WILL BE INTERESTED.

AMERICAN Storage and Moving Co, M OlrtEL packing, snipping, storage; separate roTeL Main -- L W. H. Langdale. PresidenL

BONDED Warehouse Hy. C. Wlehe 8b ie:and Movin Cor-pa- U13-1- 8 Franklin ave.li.money advanced when desired. Klnloch C 948. '.

F. H. PORTMAN. Storage. MoTingi PacktssJ.and Shipping Co.. SL Loola and East SL LosUC:Kin D. 1247; Bell Tyler 2S9A. Office. 2SM (B

NATIONAL Jovlng. Packing and --hipping -

moves and stores your furniture with eareMsOlive sL Large padded vans. Klnloch C -y

NEW TORK Storage Company. OfS ?.Union Trust Building Move, pack, ship.fine furniture in private rooms, phone Miel""

SOUTH Side Storage and Moving Co.. 1341. '.--and 130S Sidney st. TeL Sidney --a. -

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ABSOLCTELT FTREPITOOsWStoragt naivuuu--- ! uiauu exu- - - - lk

avei. tor th C Efcnltur. ptaooa. trunks, valuables, box"aK.- -

mnvlf, IT ahlrtnlnr tCAaK alt .f"awt. aat i a Aia-l-S 4eW All 0 laT""- -"" v.ut." "- - "',,-'-X ,li,- - n&free. uex oar raves, v-- e- - J:Jrf'R. U. LEONORL JR.. C-O- ---t OiWe S 1

.a.MACHINERY.Fop Sale.

TCTjecTRlC motors and dmaihos to rtntt 1

1 to 0 horse power. Rose Electric Company. ;

s. Third slBUSINESS FOR SALE .

CASH grocery store. Al stock, with blssssihtagencj: pay Jj weekly: old estaousaea; . -block from Union Station. 1813 Market St.

FIRST-CLAS- S saloon ana roadnouse. dogood cash business; llnsepald: reason forsen-lu- g.

'death in family. C843 Florissant ave. ,

IX1IX3ING-HOUS- E. doing a geed prtaness; for sale cheap. Ul-1- 3 S. Sixth sL

TOBACCO, cigars and ecnfectlonsry. '.laundry; best location in North SL Louis: wiuInvoice, For particulars call or address 81 A".Wler. 12 N. Twelfth sL

FOR Sale or Exchange What Is known as ttjeGlasgow Bottling Works, consisting of oneexJames W. Tuft's generators snd two cylis-on- e

bottling table and about 800 soda pcP "ffilabout 12.000 bottles with stoppers and abcutbottlts without stoppers: lot of extracts, sta-tures: origlnaUy cost 83,400: will sell eheaWrcash, or exchange for real estate; rascMTgood as new: was In use last season; a good 'fit In every repecL Address Jacob You-s- Vecutor. Glasgow. Scott Coonty. I1L

OROCERT: fine location: good ferselling: 8600 cash. 3104 Thomas sL

NINE-BOO- roomlng-tous- modern es e--nlences: central location: g trasissss.

2W cash- - selllnr on account cf poor beatta.19H. Republic

restaurant, with dears,tnbaren snd laundry branch: seven-roo- hoaseattached, nnea wnn gooa-p-

sickness. 233 Chouteau are.RESTAURANT and cigar stand for

cheap, due to sickness. 1713 8. Broadway.SMALL cash paying bakery and confectloas-'- :

good locatlcn; no opposition; rent very cheap, 'exc-luding living looms; must sell, on account

health. 123Q Spruce sL .

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. t 'SECCiNDHAND wood type.

W 159. RepublicbECONDHAND engine:

boiler: must be cheap and good.M'new; describe fully, giving price, rnskes.-'-wei- ght

and how long used. D 1S7. Republic,

STABLE for "six horses and two wager tar t?tween Cass are. and Salisbury, east of GraMf .also 3 rooms on same premises If poeslble.rV9. Republic ' -7.

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