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EDITORIAL SECTION. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1902. 1 PART TWO 9 TO 16. Hli J.

X. JL J. DEATHS. WASTED-MALE, WTED-MALE. LJITCATIOSS WASTEB-FEMALE.

I WASTED-MALE HELT. WASTED-MALE HE I.I. I WAMED FEMALE HELP. Marriage or death notices will cabled. In eon- Bookkeeiters and Stenographers.

-'f'-J Dookk eeperi and Tradet and Clerks. r- HOOKKFEPER AND CASHIER rthlSlAT dered form, without extra, charge, for publication In the Paris edition or the New York Herald If advertisers so request, by writing- on their notice when handing them in. Cable to the New York Herald European edition." A MAN UNDER 40, TO SUPERVISE BICYCLE i Must be competent. SITUATION WANTED STENOGRAPHER. BE-glnner.

young man. 21; good penman; speaks and writes English. Lithuanian, and Polish languages. Address 327. Tribune office.

COHN, 169 W. Madison-st. manufacturing department, in ail branches, and pe a thorough mechanic. Write, stating experience, references, and salary wanted. Address 417.

Tribune office. SITUATION- WANTED GENTLEMAN' TTAVTVa J.lrt-?Prleac? a correspondent, credUsTSles? niin. anility, and hard work will be annrerlnrcl- swlyr thATdreis''r7 NjVi" manneed swer. Auaregs 807. Tribune ofllce.

SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN 26 years, university education, years' general res'nondentrl1 aggressive cort respondent, credit manager, aad expert mail-order rnan. desires opening with responsible firm or parties: no ob lection ta luvi. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN, COMPE-. ter.t Spanish-English stenographer and translator, desires position with reliable firm: best of ref-erences; state salary. Addreas 543, Tribune.

BARBER AT ONCE. 199 S. Clark-rt. SITUATION WANTED BY LADY: 1 TEARS i last position -as bookkeeper and cashier. Address 111.

Tribune office. SITUATION "WANTED AS D. E. BOOKKEEPER or general office work: good penman, accurate at figures-, understands posting trial balance, ref. Address 224.

office. SITUATION WANTED FIRST CLaPS LADY bookkeeper, experienced and capable to iik charge of full set of books, offics can. and aJl accounts. Address 50. Tribune orhca.

SITUATION WANTED BY A LAD5T WITH SEV-r eral years' experience as bookkeeper and cashier, both in wholesale and retail References and bond if required. W. Tnl-une office. Hauls, Rev. Thos.

F. Nwlir, R. O-'Shea. Officer C. J.

Phalen, John. Schwan. Marguerite. Spltze, Lizzie. Segal.

Joseph. Vos. William. Weeks. Haul Ollv Hsxter.

Dr. Andrew J. RHss, Sybil Irene. Bold. M.

f'oatin. Nellie. jran, Rosco. triffin. Gsorge B.

Catherine. Hoxlm-r, Clement Here man. 3IST-ST. UNION MAN PRE- BARBER 160 ferred. Saleswomen, Solicitors, Etc A BRIGHT.

CAPABLE WOMAN CAN MAKU S2iMi per month as agent for the Equitable Lit of New York, the largest, strongest wmpai In tkm world. Call 12 to 502 Stewart 92 9 Etate-st. E. E. STELLE.

Manager: FURNISHING GOODS SALESLADIES THORr oughly experienced. Apply THE HUB. LADIES--DOUBLEDAY. PAGE A CO. ARB making th handsomest offer to buyer and seller ever made by a great publishing house; reference required.

McDONNELL 279 Fisher Building. SALESLADIES TRAVELING: SIDE LINE: well introduced staple article: excellent seller to dry goods, furniture, and general stores; ram pi small and light weight; good commissions paid to wide awake hustlers who have recognised trade In above lines, anywhere. STANDARD DEVELOPMENT 62 State-st. 6ITL ATION WANTED YOUNG man. 21 yeara old, 3 years' experience; Al ref-erences.

Address 132. Tribune office. eble: excellent ref.rences:"Vi SIbk ESSr BY EXPERIENCED BAXTER Dr. Andrew beloved father of Mr. Lawsou Baxtr, and of Mrs.

F. O. Bartlett. Sat BUSHELMEN APPLY AT 8 A. M.

TO J. R. RICHARDSON, with F. M. Atwocd.

Madison ami lark-sts. COPPER" PLATE ENGRAVER SEND RAM. pies and state salary. BROWN F.IGELOW. St.

Paul. Minn. LEAD GLAZIERS AND GLASS CUTTERS FIVE orisix: union shop; transportation pa'd. Address K. C.

Stained Class Works Sign Kansas City, Mo. Miscellaneous. ITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG. RELIA-' ble colored man, as porter or other general work in some wholesale or retail business houses experienced In porter work: can furnish A No. 1 city ref.

Irom a noted business house. Address W. HAYWOOD. 397 2d floor. urday morning.

Oct. 25, at 683 E. 45th-st. Funral Korty-nrsi eireei rresoytenan cnurcn Monday, Det 27. 2 p.

m. Friends invited. Burial private. BUSS Sybil Irene. Funeral Oct.

28 from Gar field utiaoamt episcopal enured. BOOKKEEPER FIRST CLASS MAN; $15. AD-) dress 8 162. Tribune office. iOFFICE MAN- AND COLLECTOR) ADVANCE- ment for good man.

60 Dearborn. Room 45. Salesmen, Solicitors, Etc. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR BUILDING up large and annually increasing Income is afforded men of character, force, energy, and ambition under the new renewal contracts of the LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. For information call or address the home office of the company.

134 Chicago. BOOKMEN TEN EXPERIENCED MEN ON our educational proposition; traveling expense paid and liberal commission. Only thoe having experience in huh class books need call. Apply, to- THEODORE KREKEL at the Inter Ocean. CALENDAR SALESMEN DO NOT CON-tract for the corning year until you see our 1003 line; we are not In the trust; have four new processes of printing and the largest line of copyrighted subjects In this country; erplendid proposition.

Address 8 488. Tribune office. CANVASSERS EXPERIENCED: LARGE COM-misalor-s. Address 4o8, Tribune office. CHAVETT DIPHTHERIA PREVENTIVE Pleasant, permanent work: either rex; BOo per hour; better future; every mother welcomes Write Ohavett Laboratory, Chicago.

city PACKING BOX FAC tory. Address 560. Tribune office. sohVE. Oct.

24. Funeral Oct. 26 from 247 LADIES TO SELL COUPON Call 1428 Masonio Temple. SOLICITORS 25 tickets; salary. SITUATION WANTED EDITORIAL' OR LITERARY WORK, by experienced Journalist; fullv competent to manage magazine or weekly, or secretary and critic to author.

Address 8.42. Tribune office. si. Ulr-a cunm ii A-uwauxee. SITUATION WANTED SPECIAL FVPriRT ers-English.

Frer.ch Vermin cJr? lnTi.Wr.xorerlkehCi- inas xperlnce. bavins' downtown nfflu tm work part or whole of office" EITUATION WANTEDAS TIMEKFFPFTl OR 8 years as dept. good penman oulck auf accurate at figures; have know'ledge SSokki-tng; best refs. Address 8 28s. Tribune ofllc COSTIN Nellie.

Oct. 23. daughter of Louise and WOMAN BRIGHT: ENERGETIC. AS CITY as-ent for article used by mid wives. Call 276t Ckirle t-osun.

unerai ocu mi from Olivet Iip- TAILORS FIRST CLASS BUSHELMEN for men's clothing. Applv men's riot In fwctlon. SCHLESINGER A MAYER. flst CI1U1H1. 1 North Llncoin-B 2-3.

DORAN Rosco. Oct. 25. aged S3 years. Funeral SITUATION WANTED BY LADY.

D. E. BOOK-keeper and experienced and rapid; 5 years with one of Chicago's large houses; refee-ences; moderate salary. Address 54, Tribune. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG LADY, Or" FICU work; knowledge of stenography; leffc aci-dress 77.

Tri bune office. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG LADY. BILL clerk, typewriter; 4'A years' exp. 247. Tribune.

Domestics. SITUATION WANTED BY COOK AND LAUN-dress, colored; or general housework In small family of adults: is steady and reliable; good ref-erences. Call or ad re ss 164 29th-st. SITUATION WANTED HONEST. INDUSTRIOUS girl from country home would like place to-care for lady's Hat who Is employed, or would do work for couple; city references.

156. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY SCANDINAVIAN girl: newcomer; general housework. Address 432, Tribune oSW. SITUATION WANTED UNIVERSITY OF CHI-cago student, quick at figures, rapid penman, able to use typewriter, wants work afternoons and Saturdays.

Address 813, Tribune office. to lay irom isbj winneconna-av. to Mentone, Ind. GRIFFIN Georgs or Windsor. Florida, at Oil UAHUJM WANTED BY PHARMACIST-competent in i.i' notne or ma son.

rreaenck Griffin. 226 S. ence in Chicago. Oct. 25, 190SI.

ay.d 83, Notice TINNER AT ONCE. BITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN, 25. MA fined, strong, and active, honest and reliable, wants steady position in wholesale house or factory; first clase ref. W. MOUNT.

HO Elburn-av. CRONIN MORRIS, vii, wining worger; must be good pay: Address 84. Tribune office references es. pf funeral later. GNAEDINGER Catherine.

Oct. 26L 6:30 a. m. SITUATION WANTED HAVE HAD 6 TEAKa' at Hl-hland Park. a red 69 num.

lr.thr nf experience as station agent an i ttgaph optra- Henry, Emll and Otto J. Gnaedlnger, Rosalia fSracher, and Margaretha Denzel. Solemn requiem SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN, LARGE experience in handling men; superintendent of factory for four years; prefer to leave city; best of references. Address 873. Tribune office.

Domestic. GIRL FDR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; "WO washing; also girl for second work and assist wKh Swedish or German preferred; references required. Apply after. Sunday 3319 Rhodes-sv. Nnrses.

NURSES FOUR WELL EDUCATED TOCNO nurses, learners, city hospital. 511 Adams-st. Acents Wanted. REFINED LADY AGENTS TCrffELLZA-TA-K A heautv soap and other toilet specialties. Sample 'repaid" 10 cla.

page catalogue, sampl Vlctor-ne, free. American Consumers' Alliance (Inc. I. 6Q Wabasb. 1 LADIES TO ADVERTISE AND SELL BAKING powder: salary, $4.50 per week.

Call 36 La Salle- Room 611, mornings. WANTED FIRST CLASS TAIIXlF.S IN LADIES custom tailoring section. 8th floor: pood wages. MARSHALL FIELD CO. nign mu ot.

aiary cnurcn. Highland Park, Oct. 28. at 9:30 a. m.

ihim. thnc BITL'ATION WANTED BOOKKEEPER AN1. rlIlB. "'S of ad wtittng; can nr to Rosehlll. Train will arrive at RoseUIU da-jt at 11:43 a.

m. HALTS The Rev. Thr.9. at his residence. 7149 exceptionat reit-iencei cr oor.i.

Address 377, Tribune office. BITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN OF pjr.vvu-.., ii. um ictlij jrar. funeral si p. m.

Tuisday from late residence. Interment at sow uuitn, tixueriencea in corresnondence. WATCHMAKER AT ONCE. FIRST CLASS watchmaker in trade work: permanent position to right party; good salary; wire or write. ZIM-JMERLI NOR-WORTHY, SUB Dallas, lex.

onice management, or mail order work bt of ref- raiern, weanesaay a. m. COMPETENT SOUTH SIDE MAN REAL Estate firm, business district; liberal commisElou. Address 71. Tribune offici.

INEXPERIENCED AND UNSUCCESSFUL salesmen, agents, and solicitors, including has beens and dead ones." should send sut once for "THE SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN." 'Tis not a few paragraphs of disconnected. stale hints;" but an "up to data" book of instruction. The experience of 20 years in large cities, and on the road. Success assured in any line. Pocket size.

50 cents. Send express or P. O. order. cwc-i.

nuuicos iTioune on ice. HOXIMERClement Herman. Oct. 23, at 3908 SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN 25 years of age. good character and address, desires to act as selling agent for some out of city com-fany; beat reterances.

Address 188. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED MERCHANTS WANT. Ing business compelling advertisements at moderate cost are Invited to anpoint interview: worth investigating. Address 287, Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MARRIED man. not afraid of work, with wholesale liquor houtye; experience as a oompoundtr and general work. Address 185, Tribune SITUATION WANTED CREDIT MAN: Experienced handling foreign and domestic credits; desires change before January. 58, Trlbun. em worm-a v.

BITUATION WANTEDBY YOUNG MAN OF 21. in reliable office or mercantile house, with chance Of promotion: four years' office experience: re.fer- KEAH Jacob R. Neahr, so well known AGENTS EVERYWHERE; 70 E. R. 3b.

ences. Address 8 663. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED WOMAN COOK: RES-taurant, boarding house. Institute.

362 Congress, Flat H. SITUATION WANTED BY TWO COMPETENT girls, as cook, second work. 1546 Bear North Clark-st La ke VI SITUATIONS WANTED UNINCUMBERED white American couple want cooking or general work In private family. Address 235. Trlbu ne.

SITUATION WANTED COOK OR LAUNDRY work. 2524 tor floor. Housekeepers. SITUATION WANTED AMERICAN WIDOW as working housekeeper or general work; small adult family; will take full charge if necessary; steady place; good cook; city or sub-urbs. Addrese 8 285.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER, WANTED LA Dv toilet prepara Chicago. tnrougnout aiicmgan, fussed away of heart failure at Grand Rapids. Oct. 13.

The interment was In Mountain Home cemeterv. Kalama- BITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED DOOKkeeDer. vpara tf mtr nl edo. Mr. Neahr was a.

native of New York, and and exportman. with area exncutlv-A Hhilitv. ia W. 219 N. St.

H. FOX, Louis, Mo. was iwn-i man-iea. is nrst wire was a Miss Ann Marian Halladay of Battle Creek. and his i Miscellaneows.

CHORUS LADIES 40; CITY PRODUCTION; long engagement; stats age, weight, height; cas looking for a position. Address 121. Tribune. second wife was a Miss Wilhelmlnsi Chambltng bllUAJTION WANTED CASHIER. YOUNG use some beginners.

Address 402, i rioune. AtlaftVAJ 1 VCajl v-eg iffliBrivtwail A Ma.fl i. in uniiuii, uiu wnora ne marrien in Detroit. Feb. JS.

1S84. Beside his widow Ir. Jeahr leaven four sons and one daughter. COPYING LETTERS AT HOME. FULL OT lie; quick, affable, and accurate: 7 years laat poel.

tlon. Addrese 664. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY GERMAN YOUNG Jxmdon. and letroit.

papers pleasei SITUATION WANTED JAPANESE PHYSI-cian: care for invalid: willing to travel; terms reasonable. Address 319, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED MORNING ANDEVEN-ing for room, by intelligent young man employed during day. Adxjresa 225. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED MAN SPEAKING AND wrltmsr Frencn. German: any nosltion. Ad spare time, no names to supply or addressing envelopes: nothing to buy; $15 per thousand, paid weekly; send addressed envelopes for copy and sppilcstlnn blanks. Imperial 125 N. Y.

ty miaaieageu may, or care or invaua. Address man. atre 94: inrinii in ait irn. incoln Park-blvd. copy.

i rrSHEA-Officer C. beloved husband of Mary O'Shea nee Wallace, and father of the late rhomas and James, of Dennis. Christonhsr R8. REDMOND. 55 Lit work: speaks French, and fair knowledge of Eng-lyh: moderate salary.

Address 254, Trlbnne. SITUATION WANTED RAILROAD OFFICE J. Charles, Sister Mary William and Father dress 174, Tribune office. preferred: aca 4K r.ii.hi.. am, SITUATION WANTED REFINED LADY A3 housekeeper or light general housework.

MAHY WILSON, W66S Vircennes-roS'l, Chicago. SITUATION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER in widower's family; very successful with small children: best city references. 283, Tribune. tlOll With railroad nr train tir In nfRl. SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN.

23 years old: rood habits and references: wases. alary at first. Address 222. Tribune" office. 1 2.

A dress 148. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN DESIRES EXPERIENCED GIRL INSPECTORS Between th ages of 16 snd 20: permanent positions. Apply 8 a. m.

Superintendent's office. MANDEL BROTHERS. SITUATION" WANTED EXPERT BOOKKEEP-er and gineral office man. age 27, good correspondent, long experience in grain offioej reference. Address 3 Tribune office.

to learn advertising business with rood Arm: sal I SITUATION WANTED AH HOUSEKEEPER by one capable of taking entire charge; good cook ana -seamstress. Address 24. Tribune office. ary small object. Address 264, Tribune office.

Coachmen, Teamster, Etc. COACHMAN MUST BE BRING REFS. Call 756 cor. Wehster-sv. Asjents Wanted.

$8,000 PER YEAR POSITIVELY MADE INTRO-oucing our Just patented Are extinguisher; Sheldon Brown. Cincinnati, made $700 in on week; the demand Is tremendous, and they are easily sold, as Insurance companies are now requiring this protection; greatest enthusiasm wherever shown; t6 pfr cent profit; everybody wants them for they reduce insurance rates: write today for territory, plan, and offer, catalogue and photographs of enthusiastic testimonials from corporations. Eagle Tool li 812, Cin-cnjmt0 SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS TO SOLICIT FOR A farm paper of 75.000 circulation, in towns in Illinois and adjoining states: commission extraordinary; profits net $20 to $35 weeklv; recommendations required; permanent employment; write, stating qualifications. Address P. 25.

car Lor I A Thomas. Chicago. COAL TRUST KILLED MARVELOUS eovery; wonderful new fuel (patent pendlngl; hotter than coal; burns 15 hours; no dirt, nine-tenths profit: agents making fortunes; full Information and territory free. Bradley 427 Kenton. Cincinn all.

O. AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION THE greatest agants' seller ever produced; every user of pen, and ink buys it on sight: 2o0 to SOU per cent profit; one agent's sales amounted to $620 In six days; another $K2 In two hours. Monroe Mfg. 88. La Crosse, Wis.

AGENTS EVERYWHERE: GUARANTEED monthly compensation wekly introducing meritorious preparations; business permanent; experience unnecessary; particulars, with 600 money making secrets, one dime; investigation solicited. A 53 Chicago. INDUSTRIOUS AGENTS WILL FIND" THAT the Hartford Life Ins. offers the greatest opportunity for building up a large and profitable Luslntss. H.

B. JOHNSTON. Western Manager. 1Q5 Hartford BldsT- AGENTS FOR- HOLIDAY TRADE SKIN food: $5 to $7-50 Per day guaranteed for next SITUATION WANTED BY MARRIED YOUNG man: speak, write, and read Enerllsh. French.

SITUATION WANTED AS OFFICE CLERK OR "ini uooKKeeper ry young, man of 22; two years outside cltv RxnprinM. a i vf.r.nu SITUATION WANTED BY REFINED YOUNG American widow as housekeeper. 545. Tribune. EITUAT10NWa1nTED AS HOU KEF.

PER; young widow; stranger In city. 170. Tribune. and German. Address 259.

Tribune office SITUATION WANTED BY TOUNQSIAN OUT- JEW ELRY TRAVELING SALESMAN TO SELL J6 wholesale on commission for an old established house, to sell in Minnesota and Iowa. Ad-dress The eber Jewelry Milwaukee. Wis. MEN TO SELL TOTHE TRADE; $75 per month. Call Room 611, 36 La.

afternoons. SALESMAN TO CALL ON BUSINESS AND" professional men by Introduction snd request ONLY; must engage with view to permanency, have good addr-iss, executive abilitv, and be capable of presenting In forceful and convincing manner a strictly high grade proposition; one capable of earning $3oO monthly. Call or write, Room 1107 National Life Building. Chicago. SALESMAN LARGEVHoTlESALE GROCERY house has first class, old established route for which want good salesman, experienced with the goods, and horreetly able to get the business: to such a man will pay good salary.

State experi- cd referenc. AdJres 4 479. Tribune office. SALESMAN WE REQUIRE A CAPABLE salesman with thorough knowledge of office work and systems; references mum bp -first-class; till Nov. 6.

Address 572, Trlbun office. SALESMAN TO TRAVEL; MUST BEEDUCAT-ed, of neat appearance, and capable of approaching good people on a catchy proposition permanent position to right man. Call Room 914, 131 Wabash-v-. G. H.

WEBSTER. SALESMAN WITH TRADE, EXPERIENCED in varnishes, paints, bronze powders, by N. Y. house; very liberal salary and commission to right man. Apply at 19 and 21 N.

Ann-st. RAUBOLD LAMBIN. SALESMAN ON COFFEE WAGON; GOOD salary and permanent position to party having restaurant and family trade: also two good can- ROGERS filde city: not afraid to work: reasonable salarv: EXPERIENCED BINDERY GIRLS. WELLS. E21 Wabah-av.

WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED ac- GOOD now empioyea; nara worker and curate; German; age 25; willing to leave city 1 GIRL IN LUNCHROOM AND BAKERY P'- '-Hs- State-st. best tvuuam nea. unerai luesaay at a. m. from late residence, 62 to All Saints' rhurch, where high mass will be celebrated, thence by carriages to Calvary.

PHALEN John, Oct. 22. Funeral Oct. 86 from P38 W. Madison-st.

to Calvary. om SEGALEt-Oct. 24. Joseph, beloved husband of Lucy Segal. (neeHogan).

and beloved son of Mr nd Mrs. J. B. Begale brother of Katharine. George.

Mabel. Mrs. P. Crothier. Mrs.

C. A Brizolara. aced 2S yrs. 5 moa. Funeral Mondav Oct.

1. at 9 a. from parents' residence. 3249 to Church of Assumption, thence by Mmages to Calvary. KHWANMrgurtte.

Oct. 24. aged 2 months, laughter of Otto and Bertha Sehwan. Funeral Oct! Vi from l3 N. Halsted-st.

to Oraceland. o' "WU1U Bplt. Funeral today at 1 p. VOSS William Voss, aged 29 years. Funeral from RiTf erson funeral chapal, 485 W.

Monday. 9:30 a. m. Eunal at Elmwood cem-tery. WEEKS-Eunday.

Oct. 2. Hattie Olive, oldest daughter of Mrs. Harriet Weeks, nlee of Charlee H. snd E.

F. Tebbetta. Funeral private, at late residence, 8712 Tuesday. 2 Interment at Oak woods. San Francisco.

CalT, and Ltetroit. papers please copy. iceicncm ana oona. Address 54U. Trlbun G1R 'OK FACTORY WORK.

BETWEEN SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN OF the a -es of 14 and 111 vaa ra. Aim rn tig-741 Wa -i-J as Office assistant: V.An ln.jat rualH.tn' rrt.A- Seamstresses and Dressmakers. SITUATION WANTED EMBROIDERY WORK on silks or linen; will go out or take work home. MLLE. E.

M. 207 SchlUer-st. SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED dressmaker: stylish; good fitter; lateft fall pat-terns; references; S1.75 dally. Tel. Black 2322.

SITUATION WANTED FIRST CLASS DRES3-maker. with first class house, to design and take charge. Address 128, Tribune office. refs. Addreas 150.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY HANDY MAN: have carpenter's tools: steady and sober. Ad-dress 2S2. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDCOLLECTOR.

TRACER. or claim adjuster; thoroughly dTilled: highest references; 6 expertertce; bond. X226. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN ABCOb-lector: best of references.

94, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY STRONG MAN IN wholesale or mnfg. house. 96, Tribune. grate salary.

Address 510. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED young man as bookkeeper: good penman: Al references. Address 2Q6. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED REGISTERED PHAR- maclst. 30 VearS nl it 1 0 V-a r' K.t-. 6th floor. NEARLY-ALL-WOMEN KNOW SOMEBODY considering life Insurance. If you da then consult Supt.

Woman's Mutual Life Ir.s. N. Y. Larger, older, stronger, and pays mors than any other company. 110 Tribune Building.

Employment Agenciei. WE FURNISH POSITIONS FOR BOOKKEEPERS. STENOGRAPHERS, AND OFFICE HELP. KING'S MERCANTILE AGENCY. 134 Monroe-st.

92 La Salle-st. 3281 Central. 1001 Mala. uuuia. Aoircjis via.

iTioune omce. SITUATION WANTED DRESSMAKING, TAIL-or suits and skirts, fancy waists, and party drers, done at 967 WashingUm-hlvd. EITUATION packer and WANTED BY EXPERIENCED marker. Address 97, Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BOOKKEEPER OR cashier.

eiMripnfwi vmn man sltloq; bank references. Address 293. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED AS PORTER OR HOUSE man; colored. 2627 2d flat, front.

SITUATION WANTED RELIABLE COLORED Nnrses. SITUATION WANTED RJJFINED YOUNG woman, Gwraau, desires situation with SITUATION WANTED BOOKS OPENED. BAL- man, porter; rrerences. Address 2ST, Tribune mitcu, na posiea penoaicauy by expert account-nt; confidential audits. 278.

Tribune office. jun.1 UAICi, oweus-st. SITUATION WANTED BARTENDER: YOUNG SALESMAN WELL DRE8SEI). J'm'PATrn SITUATION WANTED BY A MAN OF 80 years: either nfV i.ih.o1 wnrb- man: rimxi rererences. Address tj srto.

-rrioune. man, 23 years old or over, to call upon a select t-iuss: gooa position to rignt party; references re- LOST AND FOUND. nuiren. on Aiainnattan tswg. OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.

TfFOLLOWIIMrB issued yesterday by the health department-faxter. Andrew 65: 865 E. Oct. 25. rasaeca, Salvatore, 50; 63 Oct.

22 Caliaghan. Annie, 80: 10 Oct 24 Doraa. Roseo. 33; 7883 Wlnneconna-av" Oct. 25.

rrltz. John. 72; 2828 Oct 25 JJreen. James. 48; 807 W.

Oct. 24. llayes, Mary. 24; 3211 Oct. 2-1.

Ilerro Alen. 52; 138 Oct. 2. Hoxmier. Herman.

67; 3909 131. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY RELIABLE YOUNG man to work few hours evenings at clerical work. Address 389, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AS SALESMAN YOUNG MAN.

TO MAKE LOST $1,000 REWARD; NO QUESTIONS asked, for return of wallet containing loose dia children. Address 250, TTlbune office. SITUATION WANTED WOMAN WITH THE best refs, would take care of children by the hour. Address 393. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED WIDOW WISHES EN-gagement as nurse during confinement. 383 Park-ay. SITUATION WANTED BY A MIDDLE AGED woma as Infant's nurse. 53. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED YOUNG FRENCH GIRL Nurse in private family. 2S0. Tribune. Laundresses. SITUATION WANTED FIRST CLASS LA UN- hi n'v inisTiiii ana sen vnicago retail grocers.

Hi Jii Hiisi fc suns. 17 Kiver-st. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY. DESIGNI NG. DRESSUTTINTDRE ESMA if-ing.

ladies' tailoring, and millinery thoroughly taught; easy payments, unlimited lessons; our ferfect fining shirt waist skirt patterns cut em your own measure, only 50c makes dressmaking a pleasure. There is no profit in delay. Start now at McDowell 78 op-poaite Field's. MADAM HUNT'S MILLINERY SCHOOL BEST In city; positions furnished: Indorsed by leadiiig wholesale houses. 1201 Masonic Temple.

monds; taxen irom jeweier-s sars in trate-si. office building. Address 802, Tribune office. SALESMAN RESIDENT IN COUNTRY. TO Al ref.

Address 6 268. Tribune office. cii 4ihuu1 wiiHuiueis: reierences. L. OTTENHEIMER.

65 S. Water-st. BUSINESS PERSONALS. SALESMAN OF ABILITY. TO PRESENT A uiviaeno paying industrial stock proposition.

Ad- ITU ATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and correspondent; middle aged; ilrst class references. Address 312. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN OF 25. fiS shipping clerk: 7 years' experience: furnish best Tf.

Address 320, Tribune office. uib uc-. j.riour.e omce. dress wants work by the day best refs. MRS.

E. SALESMAN FOR ILL. AND IOWA: GOOD AD- Larrable-st. weeks. Send 25c to cover cost of sending outfit.

Duchess Creme 216 E. Chicago. OUTFIT FREE. CREDIT GIVEN; CUT PRICE, Christmas books. 50c book 121c: ft book 25c: $1.50 book 50c.

FERGUSON. 4554 Cin-crnnati. AGENTS FOR LINE OF CHEAP FIREPROOF safes; good side line for merchants and road men. Naeber Safe and Lock Cincinnati. O.

AGENTS ACTIVE. TO SELL AN ARTICLE to city bakery and restaurant trade; liberal in -ducements. Address 523. Tribune effice. WORLD'S ONLY EGG SEPARATOR EVERY-body buys.

Sample 10c; 60 page catalogue free. American Consumers' Alliance jincl. Wabash. AGENTS TO SELL OUR PATENT VALANCE holder: something new; large profits. Address V-H.

120 Kenosha. Wis. INDUSTRIAL AGENTS WHO ARE PRODUCERS can get guaranteed weekly income; no lapses. Room 303. 225 Dearborn-st.

MAIL ORDER MEN OUR LINE WILL crease your sales: write us for full information. Address 321. Tribune office. WANTED AGENTS TO SELL STOCK IN IN-twurfcan Electric railway, now building: splen-tlld opportunity for bustlers. 1Q13 Masonic Temple.

Miscellaneous. AGENTS FEE OUR $8,000 OFFER AGENTS' Column. EAGLE TOOL Cincinnati. O. ARCHITECTS OR BUILDERS.

FAMILIAR uresa ana Dusiness sonny more desired than ex-perienoe. S. GOODWIN. 819 Rialto Bldg. PERSONA NEW STYLES DIAMOND RING.

THE BEST BARGAIN OF THE YEAR. FINE BLUE WHITE DIAMOND. $50. mVlcklHI.ain- 2JU.657 s- Oct. 24.

Miller. ChrlsUane. 71; 2HOO Oct. 215 Martin. Jame 4 E.

Oct. 23. Mcllmoyle. Elizabeth. S3; 1141 K.

75th-st Oct 2S Meyer. William. ft5; 212 Blackhawk-st 6ci24 Olson. Mrs. Alfred.

5o: OHtj Oct 23 'C- N- oitTzl. Marc, La fin. 6: 2714 Loga Oct. 25. Spitz Lizrt.

83: 935 AV. 13th-st-Toct. 25. 8wlcka. Franclszka.

61; llf Oct. 24. iVi' Caap1f S5: 201 Hudaon-av." Oct. 25. fhompson Maria.

77: 13 Wlll-st. Oct. 24 29; 227 Oct 20 Vhite Maui a on. o-iT 1 rVm SALESMAN EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY; $5 fittiv: every tanner uuys. ozj, i rioune.

FIRST SALESMAN GENTS' FURNISHING, class. 184 W. Madison-st. PAYABLE $5 A MONTH. NEW CATALOGUE SALESMEN TEN.

FOR THE ROAD: WANT men who have had experience in selling goods and can approach business men with the assurance of getting an Interview: young, ambitious men TAILORS' CUTTING CRooNljoa-ir" Express Building. Chicago. Phone Randolph 205. Instructions daily 9 to evenings 7 to 9. Special course by mail.

10 lessons. $3 each; bonk perfect patterns. 6. T. TAYLOR SCHOOL OF DRESS CUTTINO and Millinery First class positions to competent pupils; patterns cut to measure.

30 Stat. Room 300. CHAS. J. STONE CO.

TAILORS' CUTTING School. 194-190-1U8 La Sail-st Chicago. Evan-Ing classes now forming. Phone Main liS. LEARN CUTTING.

GRADING. DESIGNING, and making of ladles' positions tux rished free. JACKSON, 209 State-st. INSTRUCTION. CWclwo Homeopathic U.J-.lwJlW AlJLt WDI tl Htiti.

WE SELL EVERYTHING IN JEWELRY. GEORGE- K. MARSHALL. SITUATION WANTED FOR EVENING WORK: understands bookkeeping. Address 248.

Trlb-nne office. SITUATION WANTED AS ASSISTANT BOOK-keeper; one year's experience: salary $10 to start. Address 889 E. 2d flat. SITUATION WANTED HIGH CLASS MAN ON credits, executive and managerial ability; open for position with Jobbing house.

430. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED DRUGGIST." LONG EXT perlence; city relief. 552, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED D.

E- BOOKKEEPER: rapid and accurate: about $50. 3Si. Trlbunw. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AGED 20; 3 years' office experience. 500K Tribune.

SITUATION WANTED SMALL SET OF BOOKS to keep afternoons. Address 154. Tribune. not afraid of work given preference. Call for personal interview.

M. RANKIN, 543 Mar OP'C'AL WEATHER FORECAST." quette tiiag. i 103 STATE-ST, COLUMBUS MEM. BLDG SALESMEN FOR THE CITY. TO VISIT THE saioon iraae to sell wnisKies In bond: prefer ex fJIPE OF CHIEF OF WEATHER BUREAU 1in0ifr.Lair-Monl?ajr Tuesday; cooler Tue.

PERSONAL IF THERE IS ANYTHING YOIT perienced men. but will entertain applications of men mat nave sola specialties: only Mgn.claRS men be considered: bond and reference' required. SITUATION WANTED AS LAUNDRESS IN private family. Address 572. Tribune office.

Stenographers, SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS stenographer for afternoons only: experienced In general mercantile and Board of Trades work; references. Address 198, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY LADY STENOG-rapher and Remington operator; lO years' $18; where faithful service Is appreciated. Ad-dress 108. Trib tine office.

SITUATION WANTED PERMANENT. EY young lady stenographer, with reliable firm; long experience in all kinds of office work; salary $10. Address 69. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERT LADY stenographer and general office assistant; 6 years' experience; thoroughly competent and reliable; Al refa.

Address 364. Tribune office. EITUATION WANTED BY EXPERT STENOQ-rapher; excellent references; accept temporary-. Address 304, Tribune office. iS3TU ATION WANTED ASSTENOfRAPHER; three years' experience; salary, $10 to start.

Address 889 E. Flat 2. SITUATION WANTED AS STENOGRAPHER; experienced; educated; mornings only. Address 401, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED TYPEWRITING TO DO at home bv exoert, young lady, on south side.

Address 357. Tribune office. would like to know about the most popular system evsr inaugurated for selling diamonds on easy payments, read our new booklet How Easily You a a areas a d. Tribune omce. witn ractory construction, for appraisal work.

Manufacturers' Appraisal 515 First National Chicago. 7kiA puruon: orisk west winds. Ohio Fair and cooler Monday: Tuesday fair brisk west winds along the lak. lr Lower Michigan Fair Monday and Tuesday cooler In-east portion Mondav: ifriiTlr SALESMEN REAL ESTATE, INDIANA HAR Lag wear anu uwn a viamono. it answers every question and is worth its weight in gold to any SITUATION WANTED BOOKKEEPER AND FREE EMPLOYMENT.

general omce man; rererence. 842, Tribn Dor. Must or gooa appearance, nrst class, and know their salary and commissions lownuius uurenantr. vve m-aii a copy tree on ra CANVASSERS FOR BEST SELLER ON THE market; great money maker. Royal Art bi Room 13.

BITUATION WANTED EVENING EMPLOY. by fair and muiiey I ill vo men. ALDIS. ALDIS. NORTHCOTE WATsON, Ask for Mr.

Grinnell. 247 Blonadnock Block. quest. LOFTIS BROS. Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry.

92 to 98 2d floor Stewart Building. ment oy capaoie accountant. A. st7, 'intmne. Salesmen, Solicitors, Etc.

SALESMEN TO REPRESENT ONE OF THE r. 1' uv.unj i.ii, urK west winds. CIer MonAyi Tuesday Wisconsin and Minnesota Fair Mondav anI Tuesday; diminishing west winds Iowa and Missouri Fair Monday and Tuesday. SITUATION WANTED MAN WITH ACCOUNT- lare-est and most complete nurseries in the west JPERSONAL stock cuaranteed first class an4 true tn In heir. Young people of either sex for positions, as stenographers, bookkeeper, assistants, general office work.

etc. I have continually a larger demand from business, establish ments than I can supply, beginners and experienced help. Apply in own handwriting, giving age, experience, qualifications, etc. C. C.

COCHRAN. Principal." North Chicago Business College, 444 city. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF lAXd'AOFS Chicago. Auditorium I entrance). Nortn Side Branch: Bush Temple of Music.

Pupils hear and speak ihm foretgs language from the very nrst Trial lessons free. T-r-is begin jw. ant ana traveling exp. open lor ov, ist; must hav? larsre possibilities: rood anoearance: nerve: do Many families In moderate circumstances do all deliver what we sell: high commissions and weekly anything; successful, prosperous: no cheap deals pav. wnte rorieimi, bvix hubbs.

39 Of their trading with us. Special Credit at cash jtrices. You can select from our elegant new stock everything worn by men, women, and children, or isriageport. mo. wanna.

Aggress la. iriouneomce. tr -t 3 3 SITUATION WANTED BY A STEADY MAN: i ST 3 SALESMEN GOOD PAY, FOR CITY WORK want active, ambitious men. with some expert. used in turnianing a Home completely from par- INSURANCE PRODUCERS THREE, COMPE-tent, to sell combination health and accident policy: week; coat $1 monthly, 80S Ta-tnma Chicago.

MEN FOR Ui ARMY. ABLE-BODIED UN-marrled men. between ages 21 and 35: citizens of the United States; of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read, and write English. For information apply to Recruiting Officer, 82 West 426 South 194 South Chicago; Danville. Elgin, or Ke-wanee, III.

MA FOR OYSTER COUNTER; REFERENCES wanted. MARX MARX. 85 East Madlson-st. PORTER WHITE. IN SALOON.

4127 cor. Root. handv at anvthms: one firm 8 vears: II Placs of observation. Time taken: Oct 26, 8 p. m.

fa si ence In real estate or willing to learn; guarantees bookkeeper: wants acsncr or nosltion with future: ior to Kiicnen. Established in 1886. E. SHOWERS 2d and floors. 217-219 State-st vehiele bus.

preferred mod. salary. 642, Tribune. living and an opportunity tor large income if competent. Apply 8:30 to 11, 604 Masonic Temple.

HERBERT JU I. SITUATION WANTED SIDE LINE BY A GEN- eral salesman with extensive acquaintance among SALESMEN DOUBLED AY. PAGE ARE SITUATION WANTED STENOGRAPHER. with wide experience in all classes of work, would like piece work. Address Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED stenographer: permanent position; $10. Address 519. Tribune office. retail traoe. Aaqress at.

lrioune omce. PERSONAL MANICURING. FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT. LADIES! GENTLEMEN1 MME. BARTONE.

Suite 522. 203-2(19 Dearborn-st. makine the handsomest offer to buyer and seller SITUATION WANTED AS TRAVELING ever made by a g-ent publishing house: reference Tr. .74 .74 salesman: age 23: three years experience: hest requtred. McUorsNKLL il 78 48 56 64 46 70 SCH MOLL'S ACADEMY MUSIC.

8TH Fl5-OR Auditorium; extra special Inducements, piano, class lessons, voice, violin, mandolin. Room 87. Day, evening classes. IN 40 TO 60 DAYS MRS. LENA A.

WHITE guarantees to make you an expert stenographer and typewrKsr or refund your monev; day and. even'g sessions. White's College. 203 Mlchlgan-av. EPRIGLIA METHOD VOICE CULTURE.

ALFRED WILLIAMS. Circulars. Fine Arts Chicago. ot rererences. Address -v da, rrioune omce.

70 Albany. 4t A1?" Atlanta 58 Asiarilio liismarck 38 BulTiii.lo Boston .44 72 1" iRner running. PORTER GOOD SHINER. PERSONAL HYPNOTISM IF INTERESTED CALL OR SEND YOUR ADDRESS TO THE DE LAURENCE INSTITUTE OF HYPNOTISM SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN OF 107 LINCOLN-AV. SALESMEN- THREE TO FOLLOW UP NEWS- SITUATION WANTED BY ACCURATE.

Experienced lady stenographer and bookkeeper; Al office assistant; references. 163, Tribune. 25 years, as city or traveling salesman experi tcp'r coupon r.vune on the Warner Library: and uwu br zo vvababh-av ence; first class references. TTlbune off ce. good, profitrtbie l.i:pinc"r for the right man.

The PORTRAIT AND NEWSPAPER CANVASSERS At once; good appearance; guaranteed salary. Manhattan Novelty 142 W. Washington. Clear Clody Clo'dy Rain Fair Clear Clear Rain Clear" Clear Rain Clear Clo'dy Rain Rain Clear Clear PERSONAL NERVOUS? NOTHING WILL YOUNG LADY STK-some experience. Ad- EXPERIENCED SITUATION WANTED BY American Newspaper Association.

DAVIS, 131 Vat.sh-a v. SITUATION WANTED -Tiograpber; Rem. oper. dress 607, Tribune office. a met your nerves more effectively, more aulcklv dry goods salesman; best refs.

2i7. tribune. than our Hygeia Vibratory treatment. Hygeia Tr. Tr.

'Tr. .68 .24 SALESMEN SEVERAL FIRST CLASS CITY NATIVE FRENCH TEACHER WILL ACCEPT a few select pupils det-lrous of learning the language. Address 81. Tribune office. Trades.

vioratory Auauoiium tiiog. salesmen of good address, ability, and refer PERSONAL CHAS. KENISON. CH1ROPO- SITUATION WANTED AS FOREMAN BLACK- dlst. 17 years in Mcvicker 1 heater Bulidlna.

smitn. bv a strictly ud to date mechanic of wide where he is always pleased to sea old and new THE ATHENAEUM. 26 VAN BUREN-8T. Business, shorthand, academic courses. Posi tlons for graduates.

Send for catalogue. practical experience In all classes of work; railroad or nrlvate hor: understand dis and bulldozer ences; liberal compensation and permanent situ-ation for good men. Call 915 Steinway Hall Bldg. SALESMEN ENERGETIC, CAPABLE, WILL-ing to work; good opening; permanent position for right parties. Columbia Phonograph 88 Wabash-av.

MR. MILNE. friends. Rooms 2ft to 28- BITUATION WANTED STENOGRAPHER AND bookkeeper: rapid, and accurate Rem, or Address 222, Tribune office. -SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG LADY AS stenographer and assistant bookkeeper; salary $10i Address 193.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED STE-nographer; rood work: reasonable salary. Ad-resO120Tribune office. work; 17 years at the trade. 7 of which as foreman; .06 .84 FERSONAL DR.

FRED KENISON. CHIROP YOUNG MEN FIFTY BRIGHT YOUNG MEN of good habits to Join the Master Billposters union. Steady employment the year round at from $. to $1S rr week. Report ready for work to the American Posting Service.

Lake and city. Clear Clear Fair odlst. Dexter Building, 84 Suite 26. 2d very successful at nanoiing men; nrst class reler-ence. Address 115.

Trlbnne office. NATIONAL MEDICAL UNIVERSITY DAY. evening, and preparatory classes In medicine, dentistry-, osteopathy now. Sec. 441 Dearborn-av.

floor; located In Chicago in '72; personal attention Clo'dy eacn patron. .70 SALESMEN FIVE, FIRST CLASS. TO CALL on grocers and restaurants; established trade; first class men only need apply. A. S.

COLLVER. 631 W. near Wright. SITUATION WANTED AS SUPERINTEND-ent. foreman, draftsman, or salesman in store and office furniture, or high grade household fur PERSONAL ROACHES.

BUGS. RATS EXTER- SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED ream Clear mlnated irom your premises under guaranteed. stenographer: 58. 40, Tribune office. PENMANSHIP.

ARITH-. GRAMMAR. COM Position, correspondence, rhatorlc: privat ceurse, $5, BENNETT INSTITUTE. 438. 26 E.

Van Buren. THB WALLACE COMMERCIAL COLLEGES and Munson Shorthand School; day and e. 62 Dearborn-st. rontract. write or nnons vvatiasa xct.

11 Clo'dy FREDERICK PERES 427 State-st. BITUATION WANTED AS STENOGRAPHER: experienced: low salary. Address 670. Tribune. niture factory bv a nrst-ciass designer and stock bill writer.

Address 417. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED AS CARPENTER IN hotel, wholesale house, factory, or real estate .34 Tr. SALESMEN WE PAY 33 1-3 COMMISSION selling Victor and Columbia talking machines. Eclar.d Phonograph 119 Dearborn-st.

PERSONAL GOOD COMPLEXIONS GUARAN YOUNG MAN ASSISTANT; LIGHT OUTDOOR work; good thing to right party; salary. 3619 Calumst-av. SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED t-io' dy Clear Fair Clear Clear firm; 16 years' experience: has own tools; strictly teed; an imperrections or. tne tace removea. TOMPKINS, M.

Masonic Temple-. stenographer; Ho per week, 246. Tribune. SALESMEN VISITING CITY TRADE WITH team to carry side Una on commission. Address 574, Tribune office.

bleary Charlotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland lavenport genver Pes Moines. Detroit idge I'ubuque lJuliith Tl Paso lifimonton Ualveston Orand Green Bay Havre lieiena Huron Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas Lander Los Marquett Memphis Medicine Milwaukee Mmnedosa Montgomery Montreal New Orleans. New York City. Norfolk North Oklahoma, Omaha Palestine HlLsburg .26 Tr. 1.16 PERSONAL SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

MOLES SITUATION WANTED BY LADY TO DO STEM-ographic work or copying; exp. 109, Tribune. Clo'dy red noses, destroyed by electric needle; book free. N. Y.

Electrolysis 1118 Masonic Temple SITUATION WANTED BY STEN. NEAT AND N. fi w. N.E. E.

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N. SALESMEN COUNTRY: SALARY OR COM Mission scientific works for teachers and physicia-ns: good money. C. R. TALCOTT.

358 Dearborn. accurate; 10 mos. salary $6. O290. Trlbun PERSONAL SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

MOLES. by electric needle: cure guaran 44 SO 44 72 52 SO 74 68 58 64 74 56 48 78 46 78 66 64 52 52 60 72 H2 66 66 76 64 82 48 68 8 70 88 82 82 57 70 62 70 60 82 58 72 64 48 56 66 74 48 15 84 i2 88 66 teed. MM A. K.ALMAN, lZIO Masonic Temple. Employment Agencies.

MEN SEEKING PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT caU; positions bookkeepers, $18; COLLECTORS, $15: shipping, receiving, railroad, stock clerks, $12 to $20: GENERAL OFFICE assistants. $12; cashiers, timekeepers, $15; grocery, shoe, hardware, rents' furnishing, dry goods, entry, clerks. $10, 12, $15; salesmen, city. $15: road, $75: WATCHMAN $15; janitors, flats, office building, $75; ELEVATOR runners, $12; engineer, machinist, $18: helpers 10; delivery drivers. $12; useful men WHOLESALE houses.

freight depots. $12; licensed. GUARANTEE AGENCY. 195 LA SALLE. R.

14. SITUATION WANTED BY LADY STENOGRA-pher; rapid; good appearance; $12. 98. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED LADY STENOGRAPH-er; begineer; willing worker.

149, Tribune. ....40 62 42 ....54 .....62 58 52 ....50 ....50 60 58 ..,.62 ...,44 ....70 ....42 74 ....54 48 44 48 48 ....64 74 60 ....48 tM ....48 78 40 ....54 36 ...,4 38 70 76 54 ...62 .64 ....64 ,...56 76 84 ,...62 SO ....64 .64 ...48 ...56 ....52 ...60 62 .76 ...60 .62 SALESMEN TO SELL FINE MEXICAN Cigars as side line; city or country; good commission. Room 5Q6. 169 Jackson-blvd. SALES MEN WHO CAN GET ORDERS.

CAN earn good money; spot cash. Room 996, 215 PERSONAL FACIAL BLEMISHES AND De Tr. Tr. ".02 sober ana steaay; iw years or age. Aauress am.

Tribune office. BITUATION WANTED PRESSMAN CYCLIN-. der and Gordon; haa held foremanshlps; can do ell classes work; would leave city. Address Tribune offics. EITUATION WANTED AS SUPERINTENDENT or foreman by a blacksmith who has been successful in handling lartre bodies of men: under-stand tool work thoroughly.

528. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST CLASS LA-dles' tailor, cutter, fitter, and designer: have been connected with a strictly first class house of his city. Address 522. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED BY WATCHMAKER. Jeweler, optician, and jewelry salesman references first class. Address C. H. Suite 1119, care R.

O. Kandler. Masonic Temple. formities removed, scientific m-ethods. JJK.

a. a. Masten, Dermatologist, Suite 601, 46 Van Buren. Clo'dy Clear Rain Clear Clear Clody Clear Clear Clo'dy Fair Clear Clo'dy OJo'dy Fair Clo'dy Clear Clear SITUATION WANTED GOOD. YOUNG LADY stenographer; 8Vi yeers' exp.

S276, Tribune. PERSONAL MANICURING, CITY SHAMPOOING, gentlemen and 34 Monroe-st. facial, and scalp treatment; WORK: $30 PER 200. Tribune office. SALESMEN TWO.

week with advance. Add ladies. REED THCR13ER, R. 3, Miscellaneous. SITUATION WANTED BY A RELIABLE COL-ored woman, with the assistance of her son.

as PERSONAIi WANTED EVERYBODY TO USE Tr. celebrated west waden Hpruoei water icon- tl SALESMEN SELL WINES AND LIQUORS, family trade: good commission. 258 State-st. SALESMEN MERCHANT TAILORING. WITH an acquaintance in that line.

144 La Salle-st. Janitor of a building, with living rooms, or as care densed, laxative; all druggists. ts KeiAoreKMw MK oHth-pl. Tr. Tr.

PERSONAL RHEUMATISM TREATED BY SITUATION WANTED FRENCH GOVERNESS. scientific mem. ii. malmuuii. tzsa la, bbjis- MEN LOOKING FOR WORK CALL Positions secured for watchmen, janitors, truckers, checkers, callers, packers, whoieeai and warehouse men, $10 up; engineers, firemen, oilers, elevator $12 up; bookkeepers, stenographers, telegraphers, collectors, cashiers, billing, entry, shipping clerks, and office assistants.

$9 up; farm managers, caretakers, men for street car lines, railroad wipers, oilers, engineers, firemen, distributing samples and circulars, tacking signs, other work. RELIANCE EMPIXiYMENT AGENCY, Licensed by state. Room 57. nursery troveraess. or ladv's maid, feachinp FI.

L. Fair Fair Clear French and German: seamstress; highest reference. PERSONAL MANICURING. FACIAL, SCALP. Address 61.

Tribune office. SALESMEN FIR.ST CLASS. ADDRESS UNIT-ed Oil Specially Company. Cleveland. O.

SOLICITOR A WELL DRESSED MAN, GOOD talker and gentlemanly, can make $250 per month. Call 12 to 2. Suite 602. 98 State-st. Clo'dy .02 SHORTHAND.

TOUCH TYPEWRITING. BUSI-ness course. Gregg School. 57 Washington. LANGUAGES THE BALTHAZARD SCHOOL Hall 8 native method W.

H. HARMON SHORTHAND SCHOOL. DAY and evening. Schi 1 ier 109 Randolph-st. THE ALLIANCE FRANCAISE.

410 FIXE AKTi Bidg. French classes are now formed. ELOCUTION. DRAMATIC LESSONS IN RE-turn for services. Call Room 314.

26 Van Burtn. OTT SCHOOLS OF EXPRESSION. 610 FIN a Arts acting, music, oratory. CHICAGO-KENT COLLEGE OF LAW EVES-ing sessions. Athenaeum 26 Van Burea-st SHORTHAND.

TYPEWRITING. BOOKKEEP-lng at the Paterson Institute. 153 La Balle-t. SPANISH LESSNS BY STAl'D XIMENEzT author Ximenes's grammar. 939 Fine Arts Bldg.

BIXLER BUS. COL. IN POSITIONS 9PP. AND 100 pp. cat, free.

571 W. Madlsop-st. INSTRUCTOR OF PIANO MUSIC; EXCELLENT refs. MISS CLAUSSEN. 46 Jackson-blvd.

MRS. STACY WILLIAMS. VOICE CULTURE. cnrgfoTrij7Fln DANCING SCHOOLS. 6 STRICTLY PRIVATE LESSONS.

stag dancing, cakewalk, clog, BUCK, skirt, etc. Miss Annie O'Day, LILGE. 127 La near Madlsmn. Call circulars WALTZ. "TWO STEP LATENT GLIDER: CT.AS 8 p.

8. Private lessons daily; 10 lessons. stage dances. BENNETT. 438 Athenaeum 26 E.

Van Buren. 24 IB. DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT Schiller Hall, over Dearborn theater. 109v S-n-doi ph-st. PROF.

HENRY JACOBSEN, Auditorium bldg. Wabash-av. entrance. Ju'Aripelle and vibratory treatments, oz mcv icitsr SITUATION WA NTED ELECTRICIAN OF 8 experience; good references. Address 329.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED ENGINEER AND MA-cliinist; city licensed; best of reference: no objections to leaving town. Address 394. Tribune. (5TTI7 ATION WANTED PRINTER: GOOD COM.

SITUATION WANTED AS COMPANION OR PERSONAL WRINKJES REMOVED PERMA- lady maid; diploma from Garvaise Grahau's nentiy; scars, lime. Irene ue am, Academy of Dermatology; refs. 165. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED TO POSE FOR STUDIO posltor and stoneman; sober; steady.

Address WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC. Tr. Tr. Tr. .10 work by young lady, experienced.

Address Sua. SOLICITOR FIRST CLASS. HAVING LARGE acquaintance In city or country; fine opening for right party. Address 494. Tribune office.

SOLICITOR FIRST CLASS SPECIAL EDITION solicitor; strong proposition. 423. Tribune. WE FURNISH BOOKKEEPERS. STENOGRAPHERS.

OFFICE HELP. AND BOYS. KING'S MERCANTILE! AGENCY. Clear Clear Clear Fair Clear Rain Clear Clear Clear Clo'dy Clear Fair Tribune office. Jtapiti City ran Francisco.

Pt, at. Paul Salt Lake Ste. Marie forlngfleld. 111., fpringneld. Mo.

Jickburg Washington pan Antonio. Wichita 153. Tribune office, RTTTT ATION WANTED FIRST CLASS UNI- SITUATION WANTED LADY IN DENTIST OR versal and Gordon pressman; ref. Address doctor office: referenices. 463, Tribune office.

Tr. Employment Agencies. 134 Monroe-st. 321 Central. 92 La Salle-st.

1in1 Main. SITUATION WANTED BY TRAINED DOMES- tlc: competent: verbs! references: city or suburbs: MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS RAIL-road experience, for work in western shoo: transportation free; steady work for competent railroad 169. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST CLASS painter, calsoralner, paperhanger. Address 545, Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD ELECTRI-clan; experienced in electric light and telephone Work. L. J. LEAN. 5C2 Noble-at.

SITUATION WANTED FIREMAN OR ENGI- prlv. phone Ashland 1591. Mrs. Smith. 871 Monroe.

mecnanics. Appiy rtoom Atlantic Hotel. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST CLASS COOK AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALE POSITIVELY GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. All unredeemed pledges to be sacrificed at suction, and $150,000 stcck of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. CLOCKS, best ROGERS SILVERWARE.

CUT GLASS, FINE SILK UMBRELLAS, GOLD FILLED and STERLING SILVER. The above stock was bought from the U. 9. bankruptcy court at 42 cents on the dollar; all the goods to be sold at auction or private sale at sacrificing prices. All gcocis guaranteed as represented or money refunded.

Reference. First National bank. BAU-MAN LOAN AND JEWELRY 147 State-st, next door to Schleainger iMayer. THE BEST -DVIciBWB CAN GIVE TO YOU IS to buy a diamond now. Don't wait for ths rush and second girl, pnons Urexel 8581.

TELEGRAPH OPERATORS WITH RAILROAD experience preferred for position away from city. Apply at Room 638. McCoy's Hotel. fieer; morougmy cxiieri-snceu; wmins, iciwujv. HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

i i jne office. 1. Aaoress or. lriuun German. SOLICITORS THE CONTINENTAL FINANCE company have a co-operative Investment ani money loaning system that is meeting with popular favor wherever It Is being introduced.

Agents are ill doing -well with the proposition. One agent mads $194 in ft single week; several more good agents wanted. Call and get acquainted: you will not regret It. 310-312 Reaper Block, cor. Clark and Washlngton-ste.

SOLICITORS WE WANT A FEW HIGH GRADE solicitors to visit BChool boards In the Interest of a standard educational work; best proposition on the market. National Educational Company, Room 63: 521 Wabash-av. Inquire for Eldredge. Solicitors high grade men of excep- tional ability, call on leading business firms only; new proposition; permanent position; big pay. Address 502.

Tribune office. SOLICITORS TO SELL A LADY'S HANDY hat fastener; a fastener that keeps the hat on straight: easily sold. HAEN 2o, 89 Washlngton-st. FOREIGN MAIL SCHEDl'LE. rrmEiGNrnLs" CHI-cagd postoffice today, Oct.

27. as follows: For Switzerland. Spain. Portugal. Turkey.

Egypt. Greece. British India. Lourenzo Marques. Rou-wanla, Belgium, and Cape Colony, 4:80 p.

m. For Cuba, 6 p. m. For Alaska. 9 p.

m. For Jamaica. West Indies, vi Boston, 12 p. m. For St.

Kltta, for St. Martins and St. Eustatlus via St. Kltts. and for British.

Dutch, and French Guiana via Georgetown, 4:30 p. m. Far Turks islands and San Domingo, 12 p. m. F.

E. COYNE. Postmsster. TYPEWRITERS. BITUATION WANTED ENGINEER, trlcan, all around; repairs; sober, 26 E.

PUBLIC AUCTION I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC autlon at my place, cor. 35th and on Saturday. Nov. 1. 1902.

ths following nronertr: TYPEWRITERS SOLD AT 50 DISCOUNT OR more. All makes snd styles carried In stock. Rentals $3 per month. Including ribbons. Type Three Counninghan landaus, one Stoitz landau.

SITUATION WANTED JEWELER. WATCH re pairer. and optician, O'Neil. 358 E. Ohlo-st.

SITUATION WANTED ALL ROUND MACHIN-Ist. exnerlenced on outside work. 462. Tribune. of November and December.

Make a selection now. three sets of double carrlatre harness, one set of writer supplies. All machines rebuilt at reason able figures oy experts. Cri.eegr Safe Mdse. single harness, blankets, robes, and all paraphernalia of a livery barn: lot of caskets, stools, and all the accoutrements of a first class undertaking es 2082 Central.

STORE AND OFFICE FIXTIRES. $12; office partition. II a foot. We buy or ex-' Chang fixtures. Chicago Safe A Mds.

47 Dearborn. Tel. 202 Central. CHAS. BENDER.

129-131 MFVft. and Jobber new and second hand store and ofhrc fixtures at lowest prices; sui labia for any business. Phone North 1442. tablishment; terms made known on day of sale, sale commencing at 10 a. m.

JOHN KOCH. TYPEWRITERS ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A either Tor immediate or future delivery. Easy monthly payments to suit. Our booklet on diamond buying is worth its weight in gold to any intending purchaser. Copy mailed free.

LOFTIS BROS. A Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry. 92 to 98 2d floor St ewart Building. CLAPP COWL. JEWELERS, 68 WASHING-ton-st.

Est. 1808. Diamonds, watches, silver- COL L. F. PRUTS, auctioneer.

bargain? have them. Reasonable" rentals. Satisfactory sales. Writs MACHINE II V. entsd hardware specialties, tools, dies, metal tmpings.

special machinery, eto. Edmonds-Met-1 Mfg. 778 to 784 W. Lake-st. 'Phone W.

903. tor new catalogue. FOR SALE CHEAP LIGHT EXTENSION TOP surrey, seats four: rubber tire. top. full spring k.

lAnriiM en, Phone Harrison 3070. 10O Jackson-blvd. a-j buggy; rubber tire McCaffrey runabout; hand SOLICITORS EXPERIENCED: TO HANDLE rapid selling household article: big profit to the right man. 801. 21 Qulncy-st.

SOLICITORS ADVERTISING. GENTLEMEN and ladles; good program. 8 to 9 and 12:30 to 1. Room 1501 Schiller Bldg. SOLICITORS FO STEADY WORK IN CITY; expenses advanced.

Call 1426 Masonic Temple. $3 PER MO. RENTAL ALL MAKES. SITITATION WANTED MACHINIST: FIRST class, all round man. Address 132, Tribune.

House Servants. SITUATIONS WANTED MAN AND WIFE, English; butler and cook, small private family, or charge of bachelor's household; will leave city. Good references. Address 235. Tribune office.

Coacnmen, Teamsters, Etc. SITUATION WANTED GENTLEMAN CLOSING his stable desires a position for his coachman, whom he can recommend: he Is a married man. sober, careful driver, willing, obliging. Address COACHMAN. IT Lake Vlew-av.

SITUATION WANTED COACHMAN. YOUNG man. medium height; first class references; first or second: city or country. 567. Tribune office.

paid for diamonds. gold, duplicate wedding presents. some Etfel trap: single gold mounted roaa ana surrey harnesses; above are practically new and bv best makers; sell separately. Private stable, 665 W. Harrison-st.

bold on terms to responsible purchasers. Get catalogue of The NEW VISIBLE TYPEWRITER. H. FOR SALE 17 IN. CRANK SHAPER.

20 IN. drill presser, 54x14 tubular boiler, 14x24 boris. Wne. The E. H.

Wachs 158 Indlana-st- jfUR BALE ONE 125 HORSE POWER WHEJIL-oejt Corliss engine. Nye Steam Pump and Machinery Co 1200 Tribune Bldg. 15 CENTS A DAY BUYS A HIGH GRADE DIA-mond or WATCH; wholesale prices: easy pay Typewriter Clearing Mouse, i lymoutn-pl. FOR SALEOR TRADE FOR DIAMONDS. THE r- NEARLY NEW NO.

6 REMINGTONS. NO. 2 best bred running stanion in country, oy tne fimlths. for sa anu rent at lowest prices. TY ments, also talking machines on il weekly pay-ments.

Dept. 23. Walker-Edmund 126 State. STRELITZ BROS. DIAMONDS.

great Watergrass. 215 28th-st. WRITKR RENTING Room 11. 177 I Salle- st. 'Phone Central Him.

"0a SALE 50 HORSE POWER GAS ENGINE, used three months, fully guaranteed equal to new, Mfg. 35 B. Indlana-st. LAWYERS. TRAVELING SALESMAN AND SOLICITOR Man of strong personality and good address, capable of handling bankers and the best trade: oicf established house; only men of demonstrated ability and capable of earning from to $5,000 per year need apply.

We ha-e no "soft snap" to offer, but if you are a hustler and a higfi grada rnan we have a place for you. Address 269. Tribune office. TYPEWRITERS BARGAINS STANDARD Kl KKLll-i JtiUOti. A EASY TERMS.

EASY TERMS. 167 DEARBORN-ST. makes a specialty; machine shipped eubiect to trial. Typewriter 124 La Chicago. DOES ANY ONE OWE YOU ANY MONEY MMERT ft MANN GAS AND GASOLINE EN-rris.

157-11 Tift South PARTITIONS FOR BANKS AND OFFICES CAR. rled in stock; special work to order; rolling partitions for schools and churches. U. 8. Desk and Office Fitting 226-228 Wabash-av.

FRED BENDER. EST. 1883. MANUFACTURER and dealer of store and office fixtures. Factory and sale-rooms, Stat, and 20th-sts.

Writ for complete catalogue. NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. NEW AND FE'-ond hand: guaranteed by makers; liberal allowance on old register in exchange for new; highest price paid for second hand Nationals. 6Q8tate-f. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF NEW AND 2D band office and store fixtures: lowest prices In tb city.

See us first If you care to save money. P. CASEY'S SONS. 41-47 5th-av. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF NATIONAL cash registers and billiard and pool tables.

II. TUCKHURN A 171 E. Randolph-st. MAKE YOUR OFFICE OR STORE LIGHT AND cheerful with Daylight Prisms. Daylight Prism Co.

Tel. l.V-3 Main. We quickly collect wajres, notes, rents, THE CHICAGO." $35, IS THE BEST STAND-ard typewriter; gives beet satisfaction and lasts bills, claims of every descrjption on percentage. STORAGE. longest.

City office, 40. 119 La Salle. Main 1843. NO All ATI rj f.w rim i a. THE SPENCER AGENCY, Suite 812, 85 Dearborn-st.

Tel. Central 2723. SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED coachman, single good refs. Address W. A.

1213 city. SITUATION WANTED COACHMAN. SINGLE: refertnees; four years in last place. Address 438. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED BY COACHMAN; Al Qualifications, appearance, and references, Ad- CUT THIS OUT CASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS, old gold, silver, wedding presents. Privat. BREDT 57 E. Room 813. DIAMONDS.

WATCHES. AND JEWELRY SOLD on easy payments at wholesale prices. LOUIS ASCII A 21Q 2d floor. HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR OLD GOLD and silver. DEE refiners.

CT Washington. TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT. SOLD. RENTED, and repaired. Typewriter Headouarters.

Renwood storage AND TRANSFER CO TRAVELING SALESMEN FIRST CLASS. FA-miliar with our line; no other need apply; con- fldential. ENGEL A Chicago. TRAVELING MEN SALARY" 20 WEEK. ALL expenses; contract one year; 25 cash required.

SSI to 385 WabaSh-av Monarch Co. PEOPLE'S PROTECTION BUREAU AID AND advice In all buglr.ess and private troubles; con Old Colony Har.2340. sultation fre. R. 108 La Salle-st.

COLUMBIA BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITERS. UN- for every purpose. Examine and be con- WE" COLLtJCT ANY BILL: iuve, pack, snip, store, or uu; u. n. iuiuiiui, 'Mi, 45d-st.

Tet Oak. 80. T. W. Philpot.

Mgr. Si CARTAGE. PRIVATE RfJOMsTbOWEST r'es; new. ciesn warehouse for furniture and Hyde Pk. Storage 3847 Cottage Grove.

FOR MERCHANDISE. 74 E- Tavlor-st. NO CHARGES IN 171 Wasbington-st. vlnced; machines for sate and rent. 118 La Salle-st, advance.

wiuu. it. oo. SAFES. Tel.

Main 220. RENT REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS FROM WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR FIVE AMBITIOUS. energetic men willing to take up and successfully promote educational enterprise, with view of advancing to state managerships. Applicants must be abie to prove clean and successful record. Apply to ADAM DINGWALL, the Inter Ocean.

tne makers. hey rurnlsa tne net. Most SAFES OF ALL MAKES. $SO UP. ON TIME.

AT Interested In satlsfsctory use. 154 Wabash-av. PATENTS AND PATENT ATTORNEYS. SEWING MACHINES. UNDERTAKERS.

CLEANERS, DYERS. AND LAUNDRIES, PATENTS PROTHCT YOUR IDEAS: NO AL-Jowance. no fee: consultations free: established dress 530, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY THOROUGHLY trained sober coachman, married, no children: refs. good.

Address J. Wirrnetka. 111. SITUATION WANTED A COACHMAN; GOOD references. D.

VALENTINE. 35 Chl e.lgo. IH. SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST CLASS coachman, single, seed 34: careful driver; good ref. Address 290.

Tribune office. Stenographers. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN: STE-nographer; salary S10: experienced: any machine. Address 140. Tribune office.

YOUNG MAN EVERY TOWN; CAN MAKE 2 tn 14 a day. National Advertising Ass' a. Cawk- cash prices, uesita, etc. nm ouy or exenange. Chicago Safe Mdse.

47 Dearborn. Tel. Cen. 20S2. BEST FIREPROOF SAFES AT LOWEST prices for cash or easy payments: all sizes.

SA BATH SAFE COMPANY. 158 5th-av. SSTABT.lRTTE-n Building, Milwaukee. Wis. 18G4.

MILO B. STEVENS 163 Randolph-st. Tel. Franklin 481. Mam ofhoe.

Washington. COOK A M'LAIN. 80 DEARBORN-ST PHONE Main 3047. 54 and 56 phone Oak. 5KW.

554 W. pbon? Monroe 1131. MASON, FENWICK LAWRENCE. PATENT lawvers and solictors. ashington.

D. C. Guide DO NOT BUT A SEWING MACHINE UNTIL vou call at our store and see our EHre4ge ball-bearing, drop-heads, $25 and or our El Iredge Automatic single thread from $50. We keep a full liiv of supplies for ani repair all machines reasonably. Mac nines als.

rented. National Sewing Machine 46 E. Madlson-st. M. J- GLEASON.

Cent. 22f. Boy. BOYS AND GIRLS THE METERCORD cor. Willow-av.

and Austin. AUG. SCHWARZ. LADIES' AND GENTS' GAR- C. H.

JORDAN ft 14 AND 16 E. CHICAGO. EAST HYDE PARK. T. M.

C. A. BUILDING. EVANSTON. ILL.

J. VVEITTIER BUFFUM I TO YEARS WITH THE -J C. H. Jordan, undertaker. 1722 Wabash- -T Tel Rr, book free.

GEORGE E. WISSLER. Repre- ments: .1 stores; 168 lts sentative. Snit 4R lifi iarDorn nicsgo. f.19 W.

Madison-st. Tel. M. 3520. PRIGHT OFFICE BOY CALL MONDAY.

Apartment 11, Kenwooa itotei. DETECTIVE AGENCIES. PRINTING MATERIAL. coISet'nvVpap ERRAND JOBOFFICE. cylinders, jobbers, cutter, stitchers, folder, type; great sacrifice: can be seen running.

POWELL, HAVE INTEREST IN PRINTING SPECIALTY; Urg Jin di $1,300. 245, Trltuin offio. ASSAYERS AND REFINERS. SITUATION WANTED EVENING WORK young man. 21: shipper, packer.

Address 155. Tribune office j. y. MONUMENTS'. STANLEY'S WESTERN DETECTIVE AGENCY, Trndes.

-SHORT ARAM'S. 12 I'i LM AN sell all best grade machines at wholesale price. Wheeler tc Wilson, Homestead. New Home. Singer, etc Can save you $10 to $20 on each mac hie.

ORES ASSAYED GOLD. PLATINUM BARBER- 22s La touite oi. i i. iarrisoa u. 201 S.

Clark-st tiougat ana soia. uoia-miia s6gion. VA8. G.RT.Atrir. rr Tift WOMAN'S TEMPLE.

Chicago, 27 'ars' practical experienc. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG ANSTE-SWKWiOTJ MP- i IW, J53. Tribune cClcc tliM makers rf nasi iSksnil I FT.