St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 14

li MOVDAT. may 7. jlO SELL REAL ESTATE AT THE BEST PRICE, PLACE IT BEFORE THE GREATEST NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO CAN AFFORD TO BUT. ADVERTISE IT THE POST-DISPATCH. HELP WANTED FEMALE.

DEATHS. TRY A 3 TIME AD RESULTS ALF10ST CERTAIN FOR ANYTHING REFUNDED OIM UNUSED NSECRTIONS -g ...1 J2t3zVJr TROUSBR MAKERS Wtd. Several first -claes ttousers makers at once. H. A.

Schmidt. Bldg. O) WAijiiN MAKER Wtd. For repair work. Apply Hydraulic Press Brick King's hlsru- i2( WAITER Wtd.

Young man as waiter lu t.r.ve Kentaurant. 2.132 N. Broadway. HOUSEHOLD HELP. To a Line UiM'SKGlRL.

Wtd. German slrl for aaneral housework. MI Benton HoUSFGIKL girl for genetai wiwwoiK. iiij neaiiar. Wtd Glr! Urr "reneTai boused "ir.l w.

mo Ftiinev. HOI Wtd. Girl for bouaewotk aal io cicao store. 4-s Olive. HOUSEGIRl.

Wtd Y.mg g-lrl for houseworks ar -ti arnell a v. HoUshXiilU, Wtd. small famllv: sood. wagea. Apply til Flad av.

d) UOUSEGIRL Wtd. General housework. 7( ernon av. ,2, UoCSEGIKL Wtd. Good girl for aaneral housework.

5Q54 Raymond a v. (21 lil S- "nr. t'ii I'nr" eener.l small family. 5070 Ielmar bl. (i Hol'sEGiRL Wtd.

Girl or yoring woman-1 do housework. Six-Mile IIuuk, Natural rd. 1 ate Suburban cara. (3i HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework-good German woman or girl.

2uol Salia-burv at. in nouSHXiIRL WtJ. -Foc general kooaevrork: waaaing; small Iimuj. 1218 UiscKatons a v. HOCHEG1RI.

-td. Girl, who can go h.Mue niirhta. for geueral housework; uo washing. Finney av. HoUSEGlRX.

Wtd. Girl for wnera! bns work- ik waliln; small family. owiv rr av. UOI SKOlia Wto Young girl tftrHithera girl to assist with housework. 4U it.

HOUSEGIRL Wtd. work to assist with cooking; good wages. ttler. HOI SEnRL Wtd. Girl foT-jptamiPtmuM work; aanitarlum; good wagea.

2UU Washington. HOUSEGIRL. td Toung girl to aSelat Hi housework: no cooking or washing; small family; 4131 Westminster. HOUKXilRD Wtd. Girl" for general bouee- w-ork: whita or colored; must be neat.

Delmarbl. HOUSEGIRL Wtd General housewnrk; goo wagos: phone Delmar 34S6; call 3U32 For-est Park bl. 3 HOUSEGIRL. Wtd. Whit girl to asaiat in general housewoik; 2 in family.

60tM Went Morgaos. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Competent girl for general housework in Amerlcau family of tsro; Ger. man preferred. 3rt34 Caatleoun ar (11 HOISEOIRL Wtd.

For general housework: on not objecting to children. 2713 Arltnc- ton av. ti HOUSEGIRLi Wtd. Good girl for general housewoik. Apply between 7 and 6.

44-M1A Cook av. HOUeBGIRL. Wtd. Young girl to do llgttt housework. Call at once.

2717 N. Leftlng-well. HOUSEGIRL girl for general housework; n6 outside work; a.il family. Call 4127 Westminster bouse and ing room girl; references required. IJndell.

HOt'SEiIRL Wtd. Colored alrl for general housework; only first-class brio need to au- ply. 30 S5 Lucas. UiElEEPBR Wtd. Unincumbered.

40M1 Easlon 3d floor, rear entrance. m. 1 hulls. HOUSEGIKD Wtd. Good.

rellabto girl for general housework; no washing or ironing. 2110 Miami. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general no washing or ironing work. 6611 Von Ver- sen.

C-t HOUSE WOMAN Wtd. Widow or settled wom-to do light housework and cook for couple: nice surrounding, pleasant home, small wages. Ad. W8. Post-Dispatch.

HOUSEGIRL Wtd. -German" preferred: one Who understands cooking tnd lo assist with geu eral housework in home with three adult. Apply at (si HOUSEKEEPER Wtd. Elderly laijy for working man; have 2 boys. 13 and IS: must lie sober and trustworthy; others need not apply: wages $3 per week: call after 6 o'clock.

3141 Wisconsin one block from Broadway IB ONER Wtd. Colored woman fur Ironing for every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at LADY Wtd. Middle-aged lady for boawework and plain cocking; salary 20 per month. 262ft Cherokee st. (it LAUNDRESS Wtd.

For Tuesday: call Mon- day evening. 412i Shenandoah jt. LAI Wtd. For" Tesday or Wednes- ay. 6216A Kens! ngton a v.

LAUNDRESS Wtd. Two days each week; tl.25 a day. 1W6 Goodfellow av. LAUNDRESS Wtd. Experlemed iaimdreaal flTst three days of week; references.

3811 WesmIturter. LAUNDRESS Wtd. Tor famllv washing and Ironing; two days' work iu week; white pre- ferred. 4750 av. Phone Forest LAUNDRESS Wtd.

Flrst-clase colered la1m- dress; come ready for work Tuesday. 72 lelmar bL LAUNDRESS Wtd. White woman to take washing home. Apply at drug store, t241 Matile av. LA ''NOR ESS Wtd.

An experienced laundress for Tuesdav and Wednesday; (l.oO per dav. 4.i21 Forest Park. LAUNDRESS, wtd. Experienced white woman for laundry work, Monday and Tuesday steady work; good pay. Apply at once.

414 Morgan St. 8 NURSHGIRL Wtd. Yooiig girl sliout 16 yean) of age. Apply 30 Windermere pi. NURSE Wtd.

Young girl to take charge of child 3 yeara old. Call today. 6544 Clemens av. (H) M'RSEOIRL Wtd. Bright nuraegtrl to take care of child .1 years old; good wages to right party.

B003 Washington bl. (7 NURSE Wtd. Experienced nuiws for one. child, to leave cltv for the summer. Apply at once.

418 Mcpherson. WASHERWOMAN Wtd. Good warfben wwnan. for Tuesday and Wetluesday. lloti t.

Louis. WOMAN Wtd. A trustworthy woman, experienced in ears of children, willing to assist with upstairs work; good wages and considerate treatment; must have rf. answer by letter. Drug store, cor.

Sarah aad ub-urbaa tra. ks. 14 MISCELLANEOUS HELP. ALTERATION HAND Wtd. Experienced alteration band In suit and cloak department.

2o6 Franklin av. BASTERS Wtd. 4 bssters. J. W.

Lose. Pro-gresKlve Tailoring MOT-80U N. aih BINDERY GIRL Wtd. ExperieiKied wirs stitcher. Merkel 215 Locum.

BINDERY WRiS Wtd. Giris to do light blnderv work; good pay. Apply at a. m. at nm 17.

4th floor. 110 Nlotb. CANVASSERS W'td 10 ladles. wllUng canvass: to fl4 neck. Call rami 3T.

821 -eotnut. CASHIER Wtd. Young woman having rr. taurant experience pferred. 13M Market.

CHAMBERMAID Wtd" And 2 girls for general t.ci.tework. Park Hotel, 660O Waahlngtoa. COATMAKER Wtd. Good 'cnatiuakar; ala oodautsniaker 347 Finney. OOOK Wtd.

Good" plain cook. CalTTrt ones. Kinney av. CH'K Wtd. Good cook; good wages.

4178 Went Belle. COOK Wtd Experienced cook or man wlfe COOK Wtd First-clsas wtilts woma co for restaurnt. till N. Taylor. OOOK woman cook In coffe tunm.

44 N. llrh st. COOK Wld. First -class colored ccok. $Xt per month.

Cwll a-02 lXi. el's av opMlt park. Wtd. Onmpetent colored private tMirIlng liouse; good wagea. UKri Washing- ton W.

DINING ItiirM GIRL Wt'il Hotel Bemeni, IPC X. Broadway. DINING RiKi GIRL Wtd. Experienced. Com-men lal Hotel 2th aDd Moraanjit.

DISHWASHER Wtd." Female, at ones. olive t. DISHWASHER Wtd. No Sunday work; experienced. Old Kentucky Iteatauraiit.

4'' Franklin av. DisH WASHf.RWtd. Woman dlahwaaber; 5J a week. eirtexn Union Rratauraat, 41 wi Pine 3d Bijr. DRESSMAKER Wld.

At Wtd On co-torn wan: steady work. 6i2 4th ttoor, mom 1 j. FINISHERS Wtd. Af fin)ers on eiatum pants: ie1 work; good pay. 1417 FT.B-.

tin 2d floor. Wtd hipeiicocel ftntrfiiera on ciwioio coats; stoo bo tonbole maaera. 813 X. 11th et. FINISHER Wtl.

First -class iiUtiT oa Bos trouaera. top prl -s paid Ut good bl9d. Win. V. Aaamaun.

413 Walnut. ll RAMriWAKr'Kit Wtd -Wirs framenrakers; tet of wages; steady work, Jamss t. K.atis. N. 3d l.

Scrubland kali glrla. Soother Hotel. twin's Wtd Froai to 1 yer. i prnu! 22" N. C'tomsn-ial St.

i-t GIBUS Wtd Fifteen r'tla nd Burlao 12 g. 7th St. tyilL Wtd. Vat girrfW bakery. ltR Ys- GIIU.

vtl Neal illtle gtrl. 12 it year to a i-t in dairy Call 444 tf stoa. GHtI Wtd Neat slrl fr general work io iikerv. 12-tM U1R! Wtd For fai-tovv work: vme ready f.if HI" Market si. CITtlJ Wld For cKotistrsCng.

CU il p. 1.1. M. ItJrfe. WANT AD RATES COST TER LINE.

Count seven average words line. No accepted tor leas the price of two lines. Pee line. ALL CLASSIFICATIONS 1 Except the following: Situations Wanted 3 ires or 10c (Bach additional line. 5e- Rooms for Rent.

City; Room With Board. City Household Servants (female) Wanted ''iJi Loans on Personal Property Clairvoyants. Magnetia Healing. Spiritualism. Personal.

Personal Sundries. Matrimonial. Employ- ment A gencies Business Ads in rVrsoDal Mjt- rlmoulal and Room and Obifnartes. 20c Birth and Lodge Notices. 47! Marriages, Notices, each YOCR DRUGGIST OCR WANT AD AGENT.

30' DEATHS. THOMAS Entered into rest on Mon day, May 7, 1906. at 6 a. jmh.ii- 1 flpirlV Dft" loved wife of the late Frederick Thomas and our dear motner, mom-i i i n.imnthdr after a ci -iu-ifiY auu short Illness, at the age of 65 years and inontn. in -i fnmllv residence.

3S39A Texas avenue. Due notic of funeral later. VOHS Entered Into rest on Sunday, May fi, 1906, at 1 o'clock a. after a short illness, Sophia Vohs (nee Lan-feisieck), beloved wife of Henry ona and dear mother of Lillie, Etta and irma vons ana sister oi i- slock and Emma Burner (nee Lanuer-sieck), Irene and Carl Lanfersieck, sister-in-law of Herman Burner, aged 39 years 10 months and 20 days. Funeral Tuesday, May S.

at 1:30 p. from family residence. 1940 Dodier street. Relatives and friends invited. WAHLUKINK On Sunday.

May 6th, at p. alter a lingering illness, Henry J. Wahlbrink. beloved husband of Dina Wahlbrink and our dear father, grandfather, and father-in-law, aged 71 years 2 months and 26 days. Funeral from late residence.

1324 He- bert street, Wednesday, May 9. at 1 p. to Salem's Rerormea nurcn. Fourteenth and Sullivan avenue, Frrends invited to attend. WILSHISEX-Entered into rest on Sunday.

Mav 6. at 9:30 Pearl Wilshusen, dearly beloved daughter of H. C. and Mamie Wilshusen (nee Dieters), after a short illness, at the atre of 15 months. Funeral from family residence, 1S30 North Twenty-first street, Tuesday, May 8.

1S. at 1:30 p. m. BURIAL PERMITS. Reinhard Sniffer.

81. flU Arsenal: blood poison. Marv Wlllmer. S3, 4KV3 Cook: debility. Charles Unm 27.

tieauth: suicide. Pearl Tenn. 2.V2! N. Hth; patbiSls. 5.

Manchester; cancer. Edward Hantak. 29. 272S Salena: pbLbisio. Gertrude L'opeland.

14, 2342 Olive; accident. Ellen M. Jnes. 73. 315 Brantner; epilepsy.

Marr Wilkinson. 87. 632. Bartmer; debility. W.

ft. Waeeman. SO. 2242 Hebert; paralysis. James Tetzer.

21. 122 N. 18th; phthisis Marv Mallon. fv4. 4403 Washington; debility.

Henrietta Brnnner. 19. 1017 Madison; gastritis. William Rutherford. M.

City UopiUl; clrr- w'ilnam H. Ahrns. 32. 1512 N. 12th; phthisis.

Herman Kechtglaub, SS, 121S Cbamblee; fc'as- Anna'E. Lancaster. 4S. N. 2 2d: colitis.

Martha Amrand. 23, 1504 S. Broadway; tuber- Hsriy klrcbdorfer, 3. 4S65 St. Ferdinand; pneumonia.

Hoiner J. Brumback. 24. 3828 Finney; pneumonia. Frederick W.

Brickenkamp. 1103 Brooklyn, hemorrhage. Corwln H. Spencer, 54, 5 asbington terrace; angina pectoris. v.

Vera Kopp. 31, 1122 Locust; Intestinal obstruction. Marv Samuels. 35. 1008 Carr: hemiplegia.

Anderson Bailey, tJ2. 4010 Finney; heart disease. Lens Lett. 22. Female Hospital; peritonitis.

V. W. Woods. 42, 205 Center: pecicol- McGilner. 65.

1635 Texas; bronchitis. iNmklas Koyle. 4. 404 N. 11th: suicide.

UuMare E. Fritsche. M. 1S10 OUre; suicide. MARRIAGE John P.

Wlielan Ixiuise Schaefer Martin Markovic Mrs. Julyana Mutka Wliliam J. Neal Alice Coleman Henry Buslck Louise Decker Darld Fahndrick Amelia Harsy Andrew Goetz Anna Gier Boh un nl Blrdus Julia Szpall Walter Wese Fannie McCoy J. B. Mabe Kutha A.

Burns Geo. Wagner May K. Geo. Itrsn Katie Messlnger Alex. Srhumttzky Mary Zlotnikow DaTld Boyd Janette McKensie J.

O. Peck Stella A. Fran Gnntlier Alotia Aufnor Jiiiiii A. Aydt Mrs. Kosa A.rdt LICENSES.

311914 N. 12th st 3119ii N'. 12th st East St. Louis East St. Louis 4422 Norfolk Groves.

Mo Mehlville OakTille 110 S. 4th st 1317 S. 8th st 1311 S. 8th st 2110 De Kalb East St. Louis, 111 East St.

Louis, 111 2rt03 Goode av 2603 Goode av Salem, Mo Steel ville. Mo t02S Clark av 2205 S. 11th st St. Louis, 111 820 S. 6Lh st 1423 Biddle at 1423 Biddle at Chicago.

Ill Kansas City. Mo 33 S. 15th at 422 S. ltJth st .916 Mound st 1 Mound st Dahlgren. Ill Dablren, 111 Wedding Kings.

$3.00 f2.00. Finest quality, solid lSk gold. MERMOD. JACCARD KING, Catalogue Free. B'way.

Cor. Locust. BIRTHS RECORDED. T. B.

and M. Pate. 1422 Tnlon: boy. K. and N.

Baehr. 5017 Minerva: boy. J. and S. Muth.

410H Manchester; boy. L. and K. Shaefer. 2115 Bremen; boy.

E. and J. Seward. 2422 Bacon; boy. J.

and H. Sllass. 3513 Chouteau; boy. A. and A.

Wright. 4533 Garfield: boy L. and R. Busch. 1705 lallon; boy.

W. and B. H. Hayes. 2W1A Coleman; bor.

M. and A. Rothweller. St. Louis.

boy. C. and A. Roblgoetter. 1315 Monroe; boy.

J. and K. McAllister. 3545 -S. Jetterson: boy.

11 and A. E. Brettenbach. Farliu; boy. .1.

and L. Siioults. 816 Julia: girl and Burke. 4H Cosens: girl J. and L.

Kolirer. 2i'l2 Arsenai; girl. J. C. and A.

Weir. 2V2 Morgan; girl. J. and E. Zurwelle.

1373 Lynch; glr t). and A. Wenzel. 3S11 Folsom; gir G. and C.

Hunt. S515 Chouteau: girl and M. Wildrtsen, r.ito.l Evans; girl. F. and B.

Aiifeneer. 5053 Vernon: girl. J. and M. Klledt.

St. Lfflil. M. girl. I.

and K. A. Elmer. 3301 Eads; glrL J. and M.

A. lf. hn: girl. P. and B.

Mattmann. 404! koasuth: glr K. X. and M. Walsh.

MSS Raymond; gtrl. T. and M. Tekerman, 22ilS Cherokee; girl. W.

F. and M. Narup. 1315 S. 13th; girl.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS. PEIRCE CITY REAL ESTATE CO. Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of this com-pauy will be held In office of the company, in the Citv ot St. louts. on Tuesday, May 15.

litoe. at It o'clock In the forenoon, for th election of seven (7) to aerve during the ensuing year, and until tbelr successors ahall have been elected and afaall have qualified, and for the transaction of such other business as may propetlj coma befo.e the uniting. St. Louis. May 6, 1906.

A. J. IIAVIDSOX, rresideot. F. H.

HAMILTON. Secretary. 8T KHOLDEttS' MEETING The anaual meet ui of the stockholders of the American Telephone and Telegraph Ou. of Missouri, for the aleitlon of directors aad the transaction of suth other boslneaa as may properlv come before the meeting, will be held at the off.ee of the company 26 Cortlaudt atreet. New York City.

N. on Friday. May 18. lo. at o'clock a.

m. EDWARD P. MEANT. rre.IJent. MELVILLE EGLESTON.

Secretary. St. Louis. April 2S. ISOS.

BOWDEKX Entered Into rest on Sunday, May 6. 190(5, at 1:20 o'clock p. James M. Bowdern, beloved husband of Julia Bowdern (nee Klannery), and son of Catherine Bowdern fnee Reilly). and the late Michael Bowdern, and brother of Mrs.

M. Crowe (nee Bowdern Funeral will take place from the late residence. 1951 Madison street, on Tuesday, May 8, at 8:30 o'clock a. to Sacred Heart Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Frlenda are respectfully invited.

COOK At Liberty, May 6. 1908, Frank Cook, son of Rev. J. Ernest and Julia West Cook, aged 11 years and 6 months. Funeral services Tuesday, May 8.

at 10 a. In parlors of Third Baptist Church. Grand and Washington avenues, St. Louis. UE 5TAEBLKR On Monday, May 7, at 2:30 a.

Herbert C. De Staebler. aped 37 years, beloved husband of Virginia E. Lucas. Funeral from family residence, 766 Kuclid avenue.

Wednesday, May 9. at 1 p. to Oak Hill Cemetery. Interment private. Buffalo (N.

papers please copy. KVGIl Al'SEn On Sunday. May fi, at 7 -30 p. utter a short illness. -Catherine Knghauser (nee Duecker), beloved wife of Freil Enghauser and mother of Adam, Minnie and Helen Enghauser, our daughter and sister, at the age of 28 years.

Funeral from residence, 1..2 St. George street. Wednesday, May 9. at 1 :30 p. m.

Relatives and rien-Js Invited to attend. F4niEK At St. Mary's Hospital, John F. Fancher. in his 48th year, dearly beloved husband of Mary Fancher Farreil.i.

Funeral from the family residence, r.10 S. Louis avenue, East St. lyouis, Tuesdav. Mav 8. at 9 a.

to St. Patricks Church, thnoe to Mount Carmel Cemetery. Friends of family Invited to attend. FOIID Entered into eternal rest at the family residence. 4364 Cook avenue, on Saturday, May 5, at 10:30 a.

Mrs. Anna L. Ford, beloved mother and grandmother. Interment Tuesday, May 8. at Car-rolton.

Mo. Memphis (Tenn.l. Denver (Colo.) and Carrolton (Mo.) papers prease copy. FR Entered into rest on Monday Mav 7, 1906. at 1 a.

Leo Frank, beloved husband of Fannie Frank (nee Dunn) and father of Helen. Hortense Frank, and our deajj son and brother, aged 4 years months and 13 days. Funeral from family residence. 7107 Michigan avenue, "Wednesday, at 2 30 p. to Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Deceased was a memoer ui uuu Hope Lodge No. 218. A. F.

A. and Carondelet Lodge, 114, I. O. O. and Carondelet Turn Society.

Joplin and St. Charles (Mo.) papers please copy. (2) G.ST Entered Into rest on Sunday, May 6. at 10:45 a. Faulus Ga-St, at the age of 64 years.

Funeral Tuesday afternoon. May k. at 2 p. from residence. 8541 North Broadway, to the Bellefontaine Cemetery.

Chicago papvrs please copy. II AGEK Frank Hager, beloved husband of Catherine Hager (nee Dletz), and our dear father and grandfather, at the age of 72 years and 5 months, after a lingering illness. Funeral from family residence, 1921 Madison street, Tuesday, at 2 p. m. iirKGMO LLER On Monday.

May 7, at 1 a. after a long illness, Henry Hunkemoller. Funeral Tuesday. May at 2 p. from the undertaking rooms of F.

H. Bloemka Livery and Undertaking 1709 South Broadway. IGOE On Saturday. May '5. at Las Vegas, N.

Nellie Igoe. aged 20 vears, beloved daughter of Michael j. and Margaret Igoe (nee Heffer-nan), and sister of Peter William and Sarah A. Igoe, Mrs. J.

J. and p. J. Dillon. Due notice of the funeral from family residence, 3S13 Lee avenue.

Strictly private. AleCOXX Entered into rest on Monday, May 7, 1906, at 2 o'clock a. Thomas J. McConn, beloved husband of Kate McConn (nee Curley). Funeral will take place from the family residence, 2325 Carr street, on Wednesday, May 9.

at 8:30 o'clock a. to St, Bridget's Church, thence Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. VrKVISEV Entered Into rest on Monday. May 7, at 7:45 Thomas B.

McEviney, beloved son of Philo-mena Murphy (nee Mosler) and brother of Officer Edward F. McEviney, Mrs. Henry Cook, Ed and James A. Murphy, aged 37 years. Due notice of the funeral from family residence, 9o4 Morgan street, "Kansas City papers please copy.

EVER Entered Into rest, on Sunday May 6, at 6 a. Dorothea Meyer, our beloved daughter and sister, after a lingering Illness, at the age. of 31 years. The funeral will take place on Wednesday. May 9.

at 2 p. from residence. 609 Brighton place. East St. 1ouls.

Friends are Invited. REV. HENRY MEYER. Father, MARY MEYER (nee Faulstich), Mother, and brother and sisters. McGIIAVA On Sunday.

May 6, 1906, at a. Mary B. McGilway, mother of Mrs. Tillie Graves and grandmother of F. X.

Lcary. Funeral will take place Tuesday. May 8, at 2 p. from residence of her daughter, 1635 Texas avenue. Funeral private.

MILMUA' On Saturday, May 5, 1906. at 3:30 p. Julia Mulligan, relict of the late John Mulligan, mother of Thomas. Joseph. James and John Mulligan.

Mrs. William Rogers and Mrs. R. B. Shipman.

The funeral will take place Tuesday, May 8. at 8:30 a. from family residence. 1627 Hogan street, to St. Leo's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends are invited to attend. Deceased was a member of St. Ann's Sodality, St. Leo's parish. HI TH On Sunday.

May 6. 1906. Emma Pauline Buth, dearly beloved daughter of Henry and Lena Buth Owe Schlay) and sister of Freddie Buth. after a brief illness, age 1 yvar und 2 months. Funeral Tuesday, May 8.

at 2 p. from family residence. 2So7 Wyoming street. Friends and relatives Invived to attend. SCHNITZ On Saturday.

May 3. 1906. at 12:15 a. m. C-iarles Schnltz, beloved husband of Anna Schnit (nee NiKgemeier) and our dear father, after a brief illness, at the age of 01 yeirs and 1 month.

Funeral Tuesday. May S. at 8 a. from family residence. 3515 North Broadway, to Holy Trinity Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends Invited to attend. Belleville UU.) ipers please copy. U) srilTXKSBl'RG On April 29, 1906, at Berlin. Germany, Richard Schulen-burg. formerly of St.

Iouis. brother ou' Rudolph and August V. Schulcnburg. SECKMAX Entered Into rest Sunday, May 6, 1908, Mrs. Elizabeth Seck-ttmn.

wLfe of the late Judge Henry jSeckman of feckman. and mother of William 11.. Francis Warren W. and Edward E. Seckman and Viola Wallcorti, aged 73 years 1 month and 15 days.

Funeral May at p. from resl-iMiQce at Bericman. to comef-try Monla, Mo. Friends re invited. MONEY Lost amid Found LOST.

IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING Advertise it here. It will be returned to you If an honest person buds it. Remarkable recoveries are brought about every day through this column. All druggists receive Want Ada for the I'ost-Dispatch at office rates. IK YOU FIND ANYTHING Bring It to the Post-Dwpatch Lost and Found Bureau.

210-212 North Broadway. Get a claim check for it. Have it advertised. Reclaim It if thj owner doea nor. THE LAW People who find lost articles are interested in knowing that the State law isections 8475 to 8483.

Revised Statutes of Missouri. 1SW) Is triot In requiring them to seek the owners through advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do ao involves a severe penalty If time caa be proven. BEADS. Lost, gold beads. Sunday.

Veronica East St. Louis; reward if returned to W. H. Hill, corner Pennsylvania and Ve-ronica avs. t3) BUCKLE Lost, at Creve Coeur Lake, Sunday, buckle of watch fob.

with medal attached: monogram C. F. O. engraved on one side of medal: also engraving on other side: liberal leward if returned to 1113 Chestnut st. BUNCH OF KEYS Lost or stolen.

Saturday afternoon, hinx-h of keys, on Srh street. between Chestnut and Pine; reward. C32 tn. second floor. DOG Lost, white poodle dog.

called Beauty; return to 2yol Louisiana av. and get ie-ward. (2) DOG S10 reward for bringing back large-lzU yellow bulldog, with white spot on breast rml white eves; leather collar with 4 tags. Including 19o6; lost on Sarpv and Manchester. Please return to 4112 Gratiot.

tl) MPPEllS Lost, a pair of nose nipper, in Forest Park. Return to V. Haxtt. 313 Sheridan av. NOSE GLASiSHS Ijost.

Sunday, nose glasses at Meramec Hlrhlauds. Return to Nugents tlmo peak, for rrward. (2) POCKETBOOK Lost, black pocketbook. last Saturday night; caah. enck of $10, gold ring, iruuHis v.

reward $5. Unas, Chouteau. PURSE Lotrt. wuree. with oin if monn and check.

J12.30; liberal rewai-d will be paid RING baby's gold ring between Armand ana inuiana; receive reward S20at S. Jeffer-son av. RING Lost, diamond ring; inside: between River Dea Peres and 0125 S. Broadway. Return to 9125 S.

Broadway and receive reard. UMBRELLA Lost. gentleman's umbrelliT. bench Forest Park; ieward. 3331 Pine t.

UMBRELLA Ijoet. gold -band led umbrella, marked J. II. Bedell. Re.turn to 50U0 Ma- av.

and receive reward. $10 EE WARD. Dog. lost. Scotch collie; wh te breast and white collar; answers to name of Sport; abov- reward if returned to 4718 McPuerson.

(8) Employment VV anted MALE. BAKER Wants portion: city or country; good. aliivunil baKer. 1331 Franklin. 1) BAKER Sit.

wanted by baker. 8rst hand: cakes and bread; city or country. Ad. 78. Poet-Dispatch.

I1AKEK Sit. wanted by young allround baker in olty or country; strictly only steady place wanted. Ad. 13j, (3) BARTENDER Position as bartender; can give best oi references. Ad.

1W3. U) BARTENDER Sit. wanted by man 22 years of age. poisitiou as bartender; German and English. Ad.

6), Post-Dispatch. BARTENDER Sit. wanted by young" man; wishes to learn to tend bar; willing to work. Ad. 37.

Post-Dispatch. BARK.r-t.PEit Klni-ciass. reiiaole barkeeper wishes place in rirst-ciasa bar. in or out of city Ad. Lockbox 103, Litchfield.

III. t) BOOKKEEPER Of SO, now employed, wants change: 15 yeara' experience; three lines; best references. Ad. 124. BOOKKEEPER Sit.

wanted by young man. 22 years of age; desires position as assistant bookkeejier; best of references. Ad. 147. ost-Dispatch 2) CARPENTER AND BUILLKR First-class carpenter and builder wants work; very rea- sonable.

Ad. St. Post-Dispatcli. CARPENTER Jobbing, repair and new work; estimates furnished: also day work. Joseph B.

Youiiir. 3133 Lucas av Bell phone Bo- mon tl j2 1 tS) CHAUFFFTCR Young man Just out of college desires position as ebaiitfeur; no previous best of references: 4 years in I saw. Ad. 91, Pot-Dipatcb. CLERK Sit.

wanted by young man of IS years as clerk; best references. Ad. 41, Poet-Dispatch. COLLECTOR Bright young man. IS years old.

of good habits, would like position as collector in real estate office; references. Ad. 122, Post-Dispatch. OOOK. ETC.

Sit. wanted by pastry cook and baker, in city or country nny where: strictly temperate; salary reasonable; will start now or first of June. Ad. 137. 3 COOK Sit.

wanted by flrt-clat allround cook, meat and pastry; country hotel or boarding bouse; sober "and reliable. Ad. 122. Post-Dispatch. 12) DRIVER Sit.

wanted by young married man retail milk wagon driver. Ad. 128, Post-Dispatch. DRUG CLERK German graduate drug clerk: gocd fountain man; speaks Polish. Russian: single; references.

Ad. 101. Post-Dls. (2 DRUGGIST Sit. wauted" by a registered druggist: few more relief places; speaks German.

PboneJirand 1M4. Joseph Sabra. Shaw pt. PORRMAX-Sit. wamel as superintendent or foreman; had experience In flH kinds of building an.1 in tunnel worK.

io. ii. pcst-DUipatch. (3) A RDEX ER xperlend (iennan gardener wants day work: handy with tools. Ad.

i. Post-Dispatch (21 I10USECLEAN1NG Wtd. Carpets and rugs to beat; odd Jobs. G. W.

433S Maf- fltt. til MACHINIST Factory machinist desires position In factory where reliable man is required: dirpllcate or repair any part of machinery handv with any kind of tools; 10 years' experience. Ad. 14tJ. U) MAN Position wanted br young man, at any- thin E.

bSOl S.Broaflway. (3) MAN AND WIFE Sit. warned by man and wife oil farm to do aeneral work; references. Ad. 40 Post-1 is)rch.

(2i MAN Good man. haudy on the tlrill ptess. wishes immediate employment. Ad. J.

7Q7 S. Broadway. (3) MAN Sit. wanted by young man. IS year, living at home; in wholesale house or of- ni experienced.

Ad. t5. tl) MAN Bright willing young ninn. from country, age lx. would like to learn some good trade or business.

Ad. 13t. Post-Pis. MAN Sit. wanted by good, willing, finely educated young Italian, who can speak and write English fluently.

Ad. 152. Posr- Dispatch. 2 MAN AND WIFE Sit. wanted by sober, industrious man and wife In private famllv cr on farm: handy with tools.

Whitney. 2224 Market. SlAN -Sit. wante.1 by yowng man. willing to work: good education and ability for any kind of work: factory or any other kind of work.

Ad. Edward A.Wieler. tt(U Morgan. MAN Sit. wanted bv an el.ie.ly ram.

any kind or work; speaks F.ncllsh. French aad Spanish mien'ly; can give references. Aj. 17. 1) MAN sit.

wanted bv young married man who has had several years' experience in ghoe store: can also do tirst-clasa repairing. O. H. Edelbach. aoOS lawton.

(1) MAN Eneretlc young man desires position whera electricftv Is the motive power, as maintenance man: can also take care of sprinkler svstem and make h'mself mechani-eally nseful. Ad. 10 Post-Dla. Ot PAINTER'S" Sit! wanted by young man of 1 aa painter's helper. Fred Lange.

PORTER, ETC Middle-aged man, (Wman, strictly honest and sober, wishes employment In saloon a porter and assist in bartending. Ad. US. Post-Dispatch. SAII-TiR Sit.

wanted by expert man on small boats, steam a Ltd sail; will leave dry; yeara In U. S. navy. Ad. 92, 3) SAT.FSMAN Sit.

wanted as rttr or traveling salesman: age 24. Ad. 126. TEANfSTER Sit. wanted by experienced teamster.

Call after 0 a'clock or write 431T Cottage v. (3) A TvH AN Ifbt watchman desires and refereoc-ei. Ad. 166. Post-Dlupatch.

-I SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE CASHIER Evpexlenof cashier, at prfwe.it employed u-hI -ea to laak change. Ad. 25. Post dspati h. 1 COMPOSITOItZ-L1 In allronnd work and copy bold! aV.

delres steady oces. Ad. 2. 7 COOK Sit. warned bv first-elasa colored cook; esn give referemva.

all 2UW Market. COOK, ETC. 9)1. wanted br flrst-clsn orhMi work. Ill S.

Htli at. COOK--Sit. -aated bv colored cook lrst-clJ refer call 1515 Clark av. HELP WANTED MALE. MAN Wtd.

Handy man; mechanical: 25 to 40; 35 weekly: good home. 1527 Carr st. MAX Wtd. Flrst-la man to lay off sash, doors, blinds. Carondelet Plaiing Mill.

5-S S. Broadway. 421 MAN Wtd. licruiD. to help in restaurant: room and board; good wages.

1048 N. Taylor av. MAN Wtd. Young man to work in restaurant. 220 x.

7th at. MAN OR BOY Wtd. Light housework and dinning room: references; room and board. Call between 6 and 7 p. 3038 Washington.

MAX Wtd. Bright, young colored man for kitchen work, at once. Lucerne Hotel, corner Grand and Pine. MAN Wtd. Young man with some experien-e at harness making.

Stromberg. Kraus 13th and Chestnut. MAN Wtd. Reliable young man to take care of horses and deliver goods; good place. 929 Goodfellow av.

MAX Wtd. Young man wit soma experience aoidering galvanized Iron cornloa work. 421 S. 6th st. '-) MAN AND WIFE Wtd.

No children: to take charge of small summer place near Klrk-wood: must- understand horses, cows and chickens. Inquire 11 Locnet St. MAN Wtd. An intelligent middle-aged man to take care of newlv built houses which are ottered for sale; answer questions and take care of lawns. Ad.

A 163. Post-Dis. tD MAN AND WIFE Wtd. White man and wife, without children, to act as Jauitor In "est End apartment bouse; must be experienced and understand steam heating. Call, with references, at 822 Chestnut at.

MAX Wtd. Young man to work around suburban place at Normandy. Apply 216 'Wain-wriBht references required; English-speaking German preferred. Ad. A 19, MEAT ci-t wtd.

Good meat cutter, at once. 1527 Park. MEATOXTTER Wtd. Experienced. Duffln's.

Sutton and Manchester. Mapiewood. MEATCUTTER Wtd. Young man who has bad some experience In nieatcutting; must speak German. 5460 Old Manchester rd.

MEN Wtd. For factory labor. Mengel Dox Lawrence and Folsom. 18) MEN' AND TEAMS Wtd. 50 men and 50 teams.

Academy and Delmar. Jas. F. Addis. MEN WTD.

COLORED MEN. AT ONCE, TO WORK IN EE ED MILL DEPARTMENT. PURINA MILLS. 8TH AND GRATIOT. 13) MEN' AND TEAMS Wtd.

10 teams. 50-foot beds: 25 men; Manchester and Papin. W. J. Redmond Co.

1 ME-N Wtd. Good man on sticX candy: also a first-class man on penny goods. Apply Mane-wal-Lange Biscuit 8 a. Tuesday. MOLDERS Wtd.

Bench and squeeier molders. St. Louis Malleable Casting 7800 N. Broadway. (8) MOLDERS Wtd.

Floor atove molders for steady position; out of city. Ad. 139. Post-Dispatch. tl) MOLDERS Wtd.

Fifteen good nonunion molders; steady work; machinery Job. Ad. United Iron Works Springfield. Mo. (8) NAILER.

ETC. Wtd. Experienced nailer and boxmaker for wholesale house. Apply in own handwriting. Ad.

128. Post-Dispatch. OPERATORS Wtd. Linotype operators: non-unlon. Buxton Skinuer Stationery OPERATORS Wtd.

Experienced operators on pants: steady work; good wages. Corinth Washington. (8) OPERATOR Wtd. Experienced machine operator on carriage work. Manley-Carr 1317 X.

9th st. PACKER Wtd. Experienced packer for wholesale house: apply In own hand writing; state age. AU. 127.

Post-Dispatch. PAINTER Wtd Wagon panter. 162CTrk, PAINTER Wtd. Nonunion. 214 Pine, rear.

PAINTERS Wtd. Two house paJhtCTS. 1500 Richmond Heights. PAINTER Wtd. First-clasa house painter.

Call 107 X. Compton av. PAINTERS. Wtd. First-clan painters and paper hangers; best ices to good man.

Call early. 1509 X. Jefferson av. PAINTER Wtd. 'Neat one.

at corner Taylor and Olive, i :16 a. good wages; also young men that ave had ex periem-e. PAPER HANGERS Wtd. Fifteen. Worsten-holm.

915 Manchester near Cviouteau. I'APER HANGERS Wtd 2 first-class paper bangers. J. A. Rose.

2101 E. Grand. PAPER HANGER Wtd. Nonunion. 3730 Lincoln av.

PAPER HANG FIRS Wtd. i.ve first-class paper hangers: good waes. Artistic Decorating 3178 Easton. PAPER CUTTER Wtd. Who knows something about bindery work; nonunion.

Hughes 214 Pine rear. PAPER HANGERS Wtd. 25 TTer hangers: clenty of work. Spackler-Krayer S531 Olivs st. (1) PAPER CUTTER Wtd.

Who knows something about bindery work; nonunion. Ad. 123, Post-Dispatch. PAPER" HANOBR Wtd. First-class.

Apply Wall Paper Schaper Broadway and Franklin. PENMAN Wtd. Good penman, to address n- velopeS; Room 312. 506 Olive at. PHOToriK APHER.

Wtd. View photographer; also young men to call out; good proposition; good hustlers. Call today. 2029 Clark av. PLASTERER Wtd.

Few days' work. Cass av. 1101 PORTER Wtd. PORTER Wtd. White.

100 X. 12th. -Colored. 4705 Easton. PORTER Wtd.

Boy. for boarding house. 3003 Locust. PORTER Wtd. English-speaking Swede or German porter for drug store.

4634 Olive. PORTER Wtd. For drug store; must hare ref-erencea. 41ol Olive. PORTER German porter.

1113 Chouteau a v. PRESSER Wtd. Experienced presseT on custom pants: good, steady Job. IS N. 4th.

FRESSER Wtd. Good seam presser on custom coatsat once. 506 Olive room 215. PRESSER. Wtd.

Presser and bushel-man; steadv work; good pay; come at once. 3903 Finnev a v. FRESSER Wtd. One machine presser. J.

W. Iosse Progressive Tailoring (j07-8n9 X. 6 thjrt. PRESS FEEDERS Wtd. Job pressfeeders: steady position: good chance to learn the business.

Apply to J. A. Carroll. Simmons Hardware 9th and Spruce sts. U51 PROOF-READER Wtd.

Good proof-reader. Christian Pub. 2712Pine. QUARRY SLEDGERS AND LABORERS Wanted st Wicks. Mo.

Apply 101 Barton. RAILWAY CLERKS WANTED Wanted, railwav clerks for ot of city: -ive exi'erience and references. Ad. I3S. I'ost-Uispati-Jl.

RIVETERS Wtd. On steel car work. St. Iuii Car SO0O X. Kroaaway SCRAPER HOLDER-, holders and dumpers.

Market. K. W'halen. ETC Wtd. Scratier Burd av.

and North to SECTION MEN Wtd. section men. $1.50 day: boarding house furnished; no fee. 2HH X. r-' SHOVEI.KRS "Wtd.

loo shoveleri on Sth and hestnut. day or night; moniua worn. i. Ken A Son. 21 SVITJI Wtd.

To put up esr. Em- Carriage 117 Olive. puti HER Wtd. To put up stair work. Apply Missouri Stair Manchester.

STENOGRAPHER Twid! Young man -ly a.uualnted with Oliver maciitiM'. lie agejiml reforeno-s. Ad. 152. TAII.uR wtd.

Ore thaf cm sew good on ma-chine. .22 Locu r'ni 4 't -i- Tailors for Men's Clothing, Good salary, permanent pusi-T tion if competent. Apply at once. Clothing- floor. GLOBE, Ttli and Franklin.

'i 't' TEAMSTERS Wtd. At stable. 2621 Fall ay. EWJialei (1' TEAMS Wtd. 22d "and'Wasbiiigtou.

American Wrecklng Co. TEAMS Wtd. IIK teams. 50-foot beds, tl per load: can make $6 ir d.v; lsiu and sh- lngton '21 TEAMS Wtd 2Sf eains per kwd; can uiake J5.50 6 per night; sth aad Chestnut ts. Kemiah Sou.

l2 TEAMS Wtd. pt brick teams. 4.50 day: steady work. Sth and Fine sts. L.

Kennali ti S.n. 2i TFAM- Wtd. Whee'lwurk. 4.5 tier day; Klnxhury pi. and Belt av.

John F. Mc- Maaou. E-MSTKRSWturrThain of Rocks; take Waterworks car at Baden Station, rruin Ccluoo. OI TEAMS Wtd. To haul brick; 10 per cent increase over former waj.es; steady work all summer.

Apply Hydraulic-Press Brick King's highway and Frisco Ry. TH.E srf ceramle ilo- tll setter. Ai.plv lohu P. or Baruey 51c Cabe. III.

TIVNKHS Wtd. ood furiuaiOe wor. 11. l'lue at. gTUnNS WANTED FEMA COJVK, En sits, wanted bv two colored girls in prl-ate famllv; one to do housework, one to coo; good references.

l14 CfH)K ETC. Sit. wanted first-class Southern cook, colored, or as houeeglrl; do laun-dry work. 302S Fairfax. COOK Sit.

wanted bv middle-aged woman a cook in an institution. Call or write 3U53A St. Ferdinand. Di.SHWAS.HEK Sit. wantel aa ihwar or kitchen work, by good, reliable lady.

Ap-olJ 4th. HGl'SEKEEPER Sit. wanted bv widow, with baby girl. months old. as housekeeper 1n auburbsoreountry.

Phone Forest 5235. (1) COMPANION Position wanted as companion old or ifvlid lady by an elderly widow lady of good family; no objections to leaving city; references given and required. Ad. 1002 gt. Louis East St.

Louia. 111.: phoneBt.ClairKS3Li (.35 HOUSECLEiANING White woman would Hk house cleaning or laundry work. 911 N. 15th. HOUSEGIRLi Sit.

wanted by young colored woman to do housework by day, or washing to take home. Lilly Hugbes.142t; Lipden. HOLTSEWmi, Sit. wanted bv neat colored girl general housework in small family. L.

Williams, 3322 Jine st. HOUSrXllitL SitT'wanted bv voung girl to assist in light housework; no washing. 5233 Elizabeth st. HOUSF.lRL t. wanted by young colored Biri to assist in housework.

Apply 3114 La Salle st. HOUSEKEEPER -Sit. wanted as housekeeper in widowers family or assist with house-work. or as nurse. 4515 Morgan st.

HOUSTXJIRL Sit. wanted to-do general housework: gd references. Rose Doll, 3051 S. Broadway. HOUSKIKKEPE'RSit.

wanted by as housekeeper in widower's home or roorn-ingoue 24S.lth at. (2) HOUSFVFFPER Refined widow with a 4-year-old boy would like position as housekeeper for gentleman. Ad. 15. tl) HOUSEKEEPER Sit.

wanted as housekeeer by young woman of refinement In small famllv, old couple or widowers preferred; bent of references. 1310 Grattan. t3) LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted bv colored lady to take home washing. 3919 Easton.

LAUNDRESS Wants laundry to bring home. Ada Harris. 3fi20 West Pine rear. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by good lanndress.

to nrm washing tome. 25159 Atlantic. lL.NDKE.SiS Laundry wanted to bring bom or go out by day. S063 Fairfax. LAUNDRESS Wants bundle washing to taka borne: city ref.

4008 Finney av il) LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class laundress for Tuesday and Wednesday. Call or write M. Robins on. 1322 Morgan st.

LAUNDRESS Want "work to bring home or go out by daj housecleaning. Ad. 1604 Glasgow. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted to do laundry work or hoiiKec leaning, to go out by the day.

Lizzie Prim. 21U1 Clark av. LL UNDRESS Sit. wanted by colored laundress, one or two days In week. Write or call S.

Jonea. 224 Morgan 2d floor. LA UNDRESS Sit. wanted to bring was-Iag home. Write or call Mrs.

Jackson, 12 Johnson st. JANTTRESS Sit. wanted by refined colored woman as Janit eea in office, store or build- Ing. at once; ref. Ad.K Post-Dls.

LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by colored woman to do laundry work 2 or 3 days, out of week. 2227 Scott. LAUNDRESS Wants small bundles of washing to Lake home or go ont. 1704 X.

Nw- stea. LAUNDRESS First-class laundress wants dsvs out or will take washing home. Phone Botnont 14Q7. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by first-class laundress, washing to take home.

Call or write 3S08 Cozens. LAUNDRESS SU. wanted by lamitlross for Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, or do hoiiecieaning. 26M7 Morgan.

Mrs. Tomlin. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by colored laundress to take small bundles home. t'j Jawton av.

LAl'VI F.F-V- Sjt. wanted by frnst-claai eof-oreJ laundress, to eo out bv the day; $1.50 day. Matrie Moor. 6S Morgan, rvar; LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by colored laundress: w-an-ts washing and ironing to bring home: $1.25 per bundle and uj.

LAUNDltl5S -Wants work: 4 days, or to go out, or washing to bring home. Maria Earnes, "221 Morgan. upstairs, rear. LAUNDRESS First-class laundress wants washing to brine rough dry or ironed. Phone Romont 1537.

LAUVDRB.S8 Sit. wanted by colored woman, washing to -bring home or housework by the day. 1229 Spruce st. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by German woman for Wednesday.

Thursday and FTiday. Ad. G165. Post-tiepateh. (2) LA Sit.

wanted by first-class colored laundress, small bundles to take home: good references. Gail or write L. Davis. ToN. JTaylor.

(3) MAID Sit. wantei to do night work as maid: colored. Ad. 2215 Market. NURSE Sit.

wanted by practical nurse; nursing of any kind: would leave city. 2G10A Thomas. SEAMSTRESS slr- wanted by neat colored girl a seamstress: city references. Call after 7 a. m.

2129 Papin. Competent yonng lady ste-noerapher wishes position; 4 months" experience: willing to start $0. Ad. 9. Post-Dispatch.

(D WOMAN Sit. wanted by colored woman. Write or call 718 N. 15th. WOMN Sit.

wanted by young woman at factory work: can furnish good references. Ad. 97. Post-Dispatch. Help Wanted MALE.

BARBER Wtd. 12 gua.anteed. Rill Page; Wellston. Olive or Suburban Park cars. BARBER Wtd.

First-class steady barber; ccme ready towork. 1141 Pine st. A RBERsT Wtd. 2 baxbers. Terminal Hotel inlou Station.

BARBER Wtd. A good barber to open shun at X. Taylor av. Curl there. (5 BARBEit Wtd.

Good -barber, at once: $12 guaranteed and 6o per cent. 1037 Whittier. BARBER Wtd. Good, steady man: $13 guaranteed: hours7 to 7:30. S.4th st.

BELLBOY Wtd. Night belllioy; colored. New I iiellIIotel. fith and I- BENCH HANDS. Wtd.

First-class lncb hands aud framemakers; wage. De Hodiamont I'laniug Mill. Ilodiamont apd Minnrva. B1.ACK.-Mli ii HELPER Wtd. smith beltwr.

2ol7 Morgan st. biack- BI.ASK SMITHS American Car and Foundry Madison. Hi. (S) Wtd. Good allround black- snt h.

7523 Michigan. 1 BT VCKSMI I HS. Wtd. Blaekxnilllis and Bradley hammer men. Apply 2SUO DeKalb BIVK!" fTTTl ELI" 'riRW td.

For car'ri a and wagon work. Louis Edlich. 235 Rock road. East St. Louis.

1-) BLACKSMITH Wtd. Good wagon blacksmith; steadv employment and best wages; nnt.i- men only need to apply. Ad. Jacob Edinger, 901 E. Main Louisville Ky.

2 iTRLAi ui. Firsi -ciii wlored boot-hlack: 4 per wtek. S10 N. Grand. BOY Wtd.

To dellTerliorne8. S17 N. 17th. BiY Wtd. Small Ivy.

3'20 N.3d st. BOY Wtd. To deliver orders. 5S01 Delmr. BOYS Wtd.

14 years ami over. Mangle Box Folsom and Lawrence () BOY Wtd. Good boy to take care of shop. 3.1Q N. Channing av.

BY Wtd. Good, irrong boy, to learnj horseshoeing. SOS N. 14th. BOYS Wtd Over 14 years old.

Loy-Lange B'-x and Riwsell. BOY Wld. To help on peddler wagon. 1925 Ann av. BOY' Wtd.

To work in ng store, at once. Goodfellow and Cote Brilliante. BOY Wtd. For clothing store. 2304 S.

Bruani- ay. BOY Wtd. To label bottles in soda factory. ritandard Bottling Ann and McNair. BOT Wtd.

16 years old. honeat, williag te work and lea. drug buslneas. 2SOO Olive. BOY Wtd.

About 15. for soda fountain. 1S0O Lafayette av. BOY Wtd. -Strong boy to deliver grocery orders.

Apply 4470 Delmar W. BOY" Wtd. Strong German boy. lt years, to learn marble-cutting trade. 1429 St.

Louis. BOY Wtd. Neat boy. about 14 yeans, in drug store. 25th and St.

Lojis. BOY Wtdl At 019 Olive. IS: good wage, BOY'S Wtd. Two boys. 13 year oil 1414 N.

Grand av. BOY" Wtd To run errands and porter work. 3143 Olive. BOY" Wtd 1 to 1. to work la grocery store.

1249 Goodfellow. ROY" Wtd. In machine ahoy; irmt have oie yeara' experience. 194.1 N. Broadway.

BOYS Wtd. St. Bafket and Box 2d Slid Arsenal. RiiYS Wtd For table les. faciory.

2t2o N. liiu f- HELP WANTED MALE. BOY Wtd. Must tie 14 years old; 3 to $4 per week. F-rnlture factor.v.2ti2 N.

15th. Wtd. Bright, neat bova; good wages. Missouri District Telegraph 214 N. Sth at.

1 BOY Wtd. Retfpeitable. strong boy. about $5 a week to mart with. Peerless Light 41 N.7th at.

BOY' Wtd. Bright boy. 15 to 17. to make himself useful. Sterling 1421 Olive lioor.

BOY'S Wtd. Two boya, about 15, to work in factory, run er.anus. $3.50 per week. Pllley, GOS3d at. BOY'S Wtd.

To learn dress suitcase making. Stronvberg. Kraus southeast corner 131 andCestnut BOY Wtd. Stout boy. with some acquaintance with inaetuuery.

Apply at 8 a. m. Tuesday at room 17, 6th floor. 110 N. 4th at.

BOY Wtd. Strong boy, with some experience in drug atore; must be hustler. Filcke-Hahn Drug luth and Madlaon. BOY Wtd. Bright errand boy; good chance for advancement: call with parent.

Inland Type Foundry. 12th and Locuat. BOY Wtd. Bright, neat loy, for office and errands: $3 week to start; good opportunity for right boy. 210 N.

Broadway. BOY'S Wtd. Intelligent boys between 14 and 15 years old: for wholesale house. Ad. pti-ptc.

6 BOY' Wtd. To learn good trade. Winter fc Geantel Engraving 611 X. 6th 3d floor. BRICKLAYERS Wtd.

6 first-class bricklayers, at -Ulli av. and tnox MoaCay iuin-ing. (D BRUSilSiAKXRS Wtd. Hand drawers. 2017 Broadw y.

2 BUNDLE WRAPPER Wtd. With some experi-enc. BanneJ' and Olive. BUSHEL MAN Wtd. First-class buchelman Mills Averill Tailoring Broadway and Pane st (11 BUSS BOY Broadway Wtd.

Breitliiig Cafe. 2d floor; closed Sunday. 411 X. BUTCHEiR Wtd. At once, a butcher: steady work to right man; references required.

91S X. Xewstead. CARPENTERS Wtd. 3414 Clark av. CAKPFNT EBS Wtd.

Indepandent carpenters. 8d and Morgan ita. (1) CARPENTER- Wtd. Four nonunion carpenters. Sanders' biickyard, Macklind and Bishoff.

CARPENTERS. Wtd. Carpenters and car builders. Apply American Car and Foun- dry Madiaon. 111.

IS) CARPENTER Wtd. To do Jobbing, refitting doors, etc. Apply rug store, Taylor and Olive. CARRI AG PAINTER Wtd S315 Eaaton. CARRIAGE PAINTER Wtd.

E-perlenced. 140. N. 7th CHECKER Wtd. Experienced restaurant checker.

Apply steward. Southern Hotel. Elm st. entrance. CONTRACTORS Wtd.

Lather contractors (nonunion) to figure on big job. Ad. 130, Post-Di patch. COOK Wtd. Male abort order cook.

CUSt St. 711 Lo- COOK Wtd. Flrat-cla-s male dinner cook. Groves' Restaurant. 2332 N.

Broadway. COOK Wtd. Man for lunchroom. 1208 N. 19th st.

COOK. Wtd. Short order cook and 2 dishwashers, at once. 1054 Suburban Tracks. DeHodiauiontat once.

CUTTER Wtd. A first-clasa, experienced cutter on skirts; none other need apply; state sala.y and give reference. Ad. New Era fikirt Factory, Memphis. Tenn.

CUTTER Wtd. A leading "military school desires the service of a cutter of experience on military clothing. Ad. Box 162, Boon-vllle. Mo.

U) DISHWASHERS Wtd. Men dishwashers, at Allen's Lunchroom. 611 Pine st. DISHWASHER Wtd. Good man to help in kitchen.

Hotel Garni Oafe230501iv9 st. DISHWASHER Wtd. Good wages. 2670 Lucas av. DISHWASHER.

Wtd. Sober dishwasher, also man to work In dining room. Bridgo Hotel, 3d and Lucas. DRILLER. Wtd.

Steam driller, quarry-men and laborers. Apply to foreman quarry. Montrose and Scott (J) DRIVER Wtd. For retail grocery wagon. Apply 1S01 Dafayette.

DRIVER Wtd. For 2-horse ash team; steady Job for reliable man. 1724 Elliot. DRIVER Wtd. Young man driver for clean-ing and dyeing wagon.

3143 Olive. DRIVER Wtd. Good, steady white man. as driver of ash wagon; one acquainted with city; references required. Ad.

138. DRTvER Wtd. For city delivery wagon; married man living In West End near 5700, who can take charge of team and wagon. Wolt-Jen's Express. 620 X.

3d et. ERRAND BOY Wtd. In dm; store. 3718 Olive st. fg 4 3- FINISHER.

Wtd. irst- a class finisher and two opera-tors In pants shop; steady work all tne year; good sal- arv. Apply J. W. Losse Pro-gressive Tailoring 807-809 X.

Sixth st. (2) a FOREMAN Wtd. Plow foreman, at Chain of Rocks. i ruin A CQinon. oio cieue uiug.n) FOllEMAN" Wtd.

Grading foreman, at Chain of Rocks. Fruln Col uon. 615 Laclede bidg. O) GARHENFRS Wtd. 2 landscape gardeners; good wages: steady work.

Henry. Russe. J645 Spring av. tShawpl.) GLUER Wtd. For gluing table tops.

Furniture factory. 220 N. 15th St. 11PT.PFT1 Wtd F.vnerienced waon black- smith helner: steady work. 241 13 Cass HELPER Wtd.

Blacksmith helper. 1- 1627 lt HOUSEMAN, ETC. Wtd. Houseman and colored porter and waiter. Park Hotel, 6OO0 Washington bl.

JANITOR. ETC. Wtd. Able-bodied white man as Janitor and porter for wholesale bouse; mitet have experience; state age. Ad.

i rm-L paLc JOB PRKiSSFEEDEUS Wtd. Oie-se. 601 N. lJII Bl. rilTCHKX MAN Wtd.

No Sunday work, at 3dst. LABORERSWtd.j-AppIy 280O De Kalb t. (8) LABOREOtS Wtd Adelaide andOonde. 1 1 1 LABORERS Wtd. Apply American Car and Foundry Madison, 111.

(8) LABORERS' Wtd. At alley, Missouri and Rua- sellaTS. II.F.Heman. LABhiVeRS Wtd. At Southern White Lead ores.

Mam ana lximnara. DAliOKER-SWtd 22c sn hour. (I) Union av. tl nnu airinoum. imicu.

LA BORER wTd 50 good laborers any time. ISth and Washington. money (2) LABORERS Wtd. At Chain of Rocks. Fruln Ooliion.

615 Laclede bidg. 1 1 LABORERS Wtd Apply American Car and Foundry Madison. Til. t- LAimiKKKS id. At Austria Heights, lira- vols and King's highway; tneroKee inroucn car.

H. F. Heinan. LABORERS W.d. cobrel Ulmrers fo-concrete work; Jefferson and Sidney.

I.necK-lng. 11 LABORERS YVtd. SO la Anheuser-Ituech yards, east of 2d between Dorcas snd Arsenal. UoEatanii-Hogan Construction LCVIBER INSPFJTOR Wtd Good man ex-perienced inspecting and grading lumber. Huttig sasli aad Door Manchester LtMlIMAX Wtd.

Allround luachinan. In nigjt lunchroom. 3Q5 X. 1-th. MACHINE HANDS Wtd Woodworking machine hands.

Apply American Car aud Foon- Madison. 111. MACHINISTS. Wtd. Machlaists.

lathe and planer hands. Amerlcaa Car and foundry Madiaon. MACHINISTS, ETC. Wtd. Six machiaisw and drill press men on small intercnanse-abie work.

Ad. 194. Po-t-Dispatc-. ID MlOillNli HND Wtd. Experienced on niolder.

Landau Cabinet 114 tnn-meroial MACHINE MEN Wtd. Two first-class machine -ien for drills on rock work Anheuser-Busch yards, east of 2d between Dorcas and Arsenal. noffmann-Hogan Cost-tionCo. MAN Wtd. An experienced man for dish pantry.

Westmoreland Hotel. MAX Wtd For house, yard and stabla work. Apply 31 3 PI ne t. MAN Wtd For owrfde work and walng dishes. 3650 Lindell.

AN Wtd. Good colored man to work around place. 5505 Bartmer av. MAX Wtd. A yonnr man.

16 to 20. to work in drug store. 4287 Olive. MAX Wtd. Restaurant, to hand card.

1527 Market st. MAN Wtd. To attend horse and cow, with references. 6231 Washington bl. MAN Wtd.

Yonng man to learn painting. Call ill mil MAN Wtd. Sw bottom man; $3 per day. Sheridan. AN "Wtd.

For square nhear. Apply 410 X. 'omtnercial. entrance on Vine. MAN AND WIFE Wtd To cook for 1 15.1 (M.ardere; take full charge of kitchen, must have experience; state wages expected.

Ad. 4S, I'ost-DUpatch. WANTED Stripers and letterers. St. Louis Car sooo N.

Broadway. 2i WANTED 50 TEAMS. 55c l'ER LOAD. Short haul; can make 11 loads; 4 months steady work; fetb and Chestnut. Kennah Jion.

tf) WHltEXER3Wtd. 1110 O' Fi loiT illi ENERS Wtd. Otilun. 710 N. uth.

whdteners; 50c an hour. WfMij (WORKER Wtd. Carriage woodworker, for gear work. Embree-McLean Carriage o-- 1S17 Olive. WOODWORKER Wtd.

Ftrst-clas woodworker, at once. 619 Olivs block north of Of 1 mar tiarden. Wtd. lOO wreckers on Sth and Pine. sts.

I Kennah i Son. (2 WRECKERS" Wtd. 50 wreckers. and Lo- with hatchets tonight. Jas.

FAddls. YOI'Ni; MAN Wtd. Yonng man of good address to sell real estate for a private party; have onr own property for sale. Ad. A 19N.

Post-D)spatch. 1 1) ANY Intelligent person may earn good Income corresponding for newspapers: experience unnecessary: send for particulars. Press Eradicate. Loekport. N.

Y. (8 SHOEWORKERS WANTED. BOY Wtd. To stamp shoes in packing room. Cortney Sbos JJo.

21at jind Lucas. BOYS Wtd. In finishing room. Peters Shoo 12th and North Market. CCTTERS Wtd.

Experienced pieced heel cutters on Haverhill die; also operators on beel compreaaer. Peters ShM 12th and North Market. HEELER Wtd. McKay heeler on men's welts. Factory 2.

Peters Shoe Louis snd Jefferson avs. IAN A smart young man experienced as lasting room fore-man seeks engagement; Al references. Ad. 173. Post-Dispatch.

HOLDER. Wtd. Molder. cementer and slip sticker. Brown Shoe Blue Rlb-1 bon plant.

Jefferson and Mullanphy. OPERATOR Wtd. On nlger head lasting machine on men's McKay work. Courtney Shoe 21st and Lucas. SHOEWORKERS Wtd.

Stay away from New Orleans. Trouble there. T. Flahive. buslnes agent.

SHOE WORKERS Wtd. Cnraole sorter; used to sorting In St. Louis shoa factories. 512 St. Tiarles st.

SHOEWORKERS Wtd. Good toncbers-up. levelers and boys to brush edees on ladiea' w-ork. Bros. Shoe Pacific actory.

jerterson ana Madison. SHOEWORKERS Wtd. Trimming cutters In the American Gentleman factory: lnseam trimmer In the Seen Ity factory. Hamllton-Brown Shoe 21 at and Locust. (2) SHOEWORKERS An lnseam trimmer, hpel trimmer, heel scourer and heel bur nisher.

Hflniilton-Brown Shoe Jefferson and Randolph. STITCHERS Wtd. Goodyear stitchers on men's work. Wert helmer-S warts Shoe Co, STITCHER Wtd. First-class Goodyear stitcher on men's fine wells.

Ha milton-Brown Shoe American Gentleman Factory, 21st and Docut. 1) TRIMMINO CUTTER Wtd. On men's work. Courtney Shoe 21st and Iicas. YOUNG MAN Wtd.

Young man about IS to 2S to learn heel making. Apply at once. Roberts. Johnson Rand. Mississippi and Hickory.

tl) CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. CANVASSERS Wtd. To sell something en tirely new: S18 to S30 weekly. Manager, 1104 Pine st. 4l COLLECTOR Wtd.

Experienced installment collector; bring references. P. Musi School. 2343 Olive room lo. Solicitors Wtd.

Tnree experienced lady solicitors: salary or commission. Murillo Studio. 1314 Olive st. fS) SOLICITORS Wtd. Men and ladiea; sell San Francisco book: GO per cent commission: books ready.

Box 1307. dty 13) SOLICITORS Wtd. Ladies or gentlemen: nice, pleasant work; good wages. Call 1420 Locust st. 3 AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS Wtd. Either sex. can make $10 per aay; new ticket. Olive studio. 720 Olive.

(lxl AOEMS Wld. Kxperienced men ana women to tell photo tickets: something entirely new. Genelli. 506 Olive st. (8) AGENTS Wtd.

Men and women to furnish names -d addresses In every city and town. Ad. Kuroous 701 E. Murdock Wichi ta. Kan.

f2) AGENTS Wtd. Every where, to sell our pop ular policies, covering an accioenis, tim-eases and occupations: something entirely new and issued by this society only; easily understood and easily sold; cost but per annum each, payable monthly if desired; large commission, paid immediately, and exclusive territory allowed. Ad. National Accident Society. 320 Broadway, New York.

Established 20 years. (10) TICKET SEINERS" Wtd. Photo ticket sellers; new proposition. Murlllo Studio, 1314 Olive. 3) PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNER Wtd. Lady partner in saloon and boarding house. Ad. 134. Post-Dispatch.

PARTNER Wtd. In saloon or saloon and ardlii house. Call O'Malley's. 1W18 Olive. PARTNER Wtd.

In lunchroom and rooming boiKe; good business. Call O'Malley'n. 1S1U Olive st. PARTNER Wtd. With monev; have 60 bv 174 feet In front of Delmar Garden- billiards, pool, tenpins or anything good.

J. L. Cum-n. ngs. 6iiia Delmar id.

1 SALESMEN WANTED. SALESMAN Wtd. Experienced men's firmlsh-inggnodajaalesman. Ad. lei, Post-Dls.

(2 HELP WANTED FEMALE. HOUSEHOLD HELP. ic a I.lne. COOK Wtd. Female; good wages.

Olivs. COOK Wtd. Girl for cooking. o4a Loi igfel- COOK Wtd. Good cook; est wagea.

2SCU I-a-fayette av. OOOK Wld. -Competent while cook; good wages; refereni-ci. -j0 Westminster pi. C'KIK Wtd.

Good woman cook. 4372 clede av. La- C0 Wtd. Girl for cooking or to help gen-crally for 10 days. 0'4ii West Cabanne.

CCHfK. ETC.rWtdT'oolTlind-bouseglri. 578 De llalivtere. COOK Wtd. colored woman to cook.

Washington av. CoOK Wtd White girl to at cooking. 4 474 M. pberwon. CO'iK Wtd.

Good cook: no washing or family; good wagea. Apply at 3.oG i'ine. () COOK Wtd. Settled colored woman gen-em! work: reference-: pay week. JH47 Wealmiustcr.

GIRL Wtd. TcTdo plain coetlog and Ironing. S'Jt ii Lafayette. GIRL Wtd. For kitchen work, to assist in cooking.

1 014 Franklin av. GIRL OR WOMAN Wtd. Onlored. for general housework: family of 3: $3 a week; reference required. 34X1 Pine st.

HOUSEMAID 'td. 5140 3 IIOISFCIHLS Wtd. Two girls for general housework. 1(121 S. Broadway.

111 l7it Wtd7 For general housework. 23: Park av. UI Hol SEGIKL wtd GlrV for general boua-- Call pl (li 11HI SKCIKI. Wtd. GIt! to aoiat In general gnl pay.

'MOT, Hol'sKGIRL "nr to asnlt wlih liousework. 234." Tark. Hot' KGI Rl7 WtTlT YonivgirT iTioieework In fiat: small family. 5S1 l'age. HOUS rTl'ltIW I Uiiicoioredgi frl f.w general honaework.

at once. Caies, HOl'SEnilRX, Wtd. Girl for general house- won: no washing; in Bat. 444UA Iielmar. HOtSFNHRI.

Wtd. Good girl or middle-aged woman: light housework. 417. A Fairfax. HOUSRGILRI.

girl for general housework: farmlly of 3. 1114 S. irt'J t. UOI'SEGIRl. wtd.

girl for boaee- ork. Whst. HOlF.GIRL Wtd. Experience! whits girl for gene al housework. 63oJ Maple.

HOUSEKEEPER Wtd At once; good borne; low wagea. 702 Olive t. HOUSEOIRL Wtd For housework, la family of 3: washing and Ironing. 423A Page bl. fff.n- wtj.

Voung girl, for housework snd alt with bild. 4237 Maryland. 'td" irnan girl for genera! Imusework. t'Ol FIIf.L Wtd -l Btrl for ligUt hotsework. Xt St.

Ie av. HOUS1XHRL bo.isegtrl; that can wait on table. 3elo Washir-gton. The Sunday PoBt-Dispatch has, over ONE-HALF MILLION more readers than any other newspaper west of the Xlircissippt. 'First In everything." '1.