St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-23
SAINT PAUL WANTS.

SAINT PAUL WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
GT7NTS-NaIe or female: the grandest
n money making business IN the worLN, anu
positively the fastest selling ano most uselul ar
ficIe on the market; sewing machine rehef spring;
can be applied in TWO minutes; staustics are
alarming of female diseases from operating sew
inc machines: those who are affected use them
ana assist nature to effect cure; those WHO are
not vet suffering them, as an ounce OF pre-
ventative is better than pound OF cures ihose
nre new: sample sent Tor QUO; Ic anu &c
stamps taken: l want agents in every town IN the
:. Pa"i ssents' suppIv office 1925
A GENTS-Men wanted to attend every far III
- n the Northwest to sell my Eclipse bagholoer'
= Is now. uupe RI Deled success; one made SlOS one
week another $50 in one day; sample sent dor
rrce SIS cents, or three for 81. John halsievs 81
East Seventh St, upstairs, agents suPPAieS ~
2S2'
SSTSTANS7r IN an office; must be a good pen
II man quick and accurate IN hsureS' HoHc
other need apply. j. 4, Globe.
DOOKKEEPER-M have frst-eass refer
d enees as TO character ana aolhty Apply
BY letter only Standard Oil company, elty.
Dill CLERk-None but good penman and
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y. Y. L., Globe.
DOOK MAN-Expereneed. TO hire agents Tor
d an elegant new set of Christmas BOOKS larse
territory aud liberal inducements TO the rlSht
man man u Whitney Globe, 29S-95
nARBER wanted Hoffman av. and Conway:
DARBER-First-cl white barber at S9O
ID Robert St; saturday and sunday
n8KER-A first-class baker. Write TO j. J.
d Myers, City Bakery Luyerne. MINI. -2o-22
DOY, that lives with parents, to do chores ana
ID take care Of horse. Call at stan lu' MAJ A1 =
house.
nOY-Brignt active Office boy, SIS per month;
D state age and experience. B. o. T., GLOBE.
N4RRTER on West seventh St. apply to-day
X at Globe Office. w. E. Magraw, clrculator. .
VOOK-Pastry; best recommendations from
J some of the leading hotels in Minnesota;
IT. Therkildsen, 166 Edmund ST, II. fauI.
NOATMAKER-One good coatmaker and one
u pantmaker; steady work and good wages 10
6-s+clSss workmen William Hesse, Glencoe.
n II?,- 1886
9linn. - N
(yARPENTERS-Fou FIVE. George n:
X Decks, POS Central ST, West Side.
UARPENTERS-T Three good. F. Bradley, $50
X Thomas st.
CARPENTER at three houses from Missis-
\ sippi st. on lenks.
NARPENTEH for short job. SO West Tenth
- st
nRUGGIST-Reg at once; one who
speaks French preferred; must give reference.
Address. stating salary desired, Potter u CO.,
Crookston, MINI. :
MENTAL ASSISTANT-Address DR.. G. W:
~ Gibson. Waseca Mimi zo9-9o
TTRRAND BOY-Myers s Carpenter, jewel
II ers, Bridge square
TTNOT SAWTER-One good. in shinge mill.
n saturday, Esd. West st. Paul b A. Iatty:
nJEN to work in saw mill Jefferson Kasson:
NJ
MAN to take care of horse and do chores
VI around the house. 4O5 Dayton av. Q
ONE CHAINMAN-A. o. H., Globe. 7
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D RTNTER-Good job printer at seibert Bros,
i 203 East Tenth st.
CHOEMAKER at IS East Third ST.; none but
- Arst-class men need apply. o. Poison.
CALESMEN- dry goods house desires
- to engage two experienced statesmen. Ad-
dress 467 this office o
CALESMEN calling on the grocery trade to
- handle Princess soap as side line on commls-
sion. ]. C. Truck As Washington av. south, MIN
neapolis, 295-97
TEAMSTER at 562 Jackson ST.; bring refer
ences steady job all winter.
IKTOODWORKER-A frstcIass carriage
w woodworker at once, at George Powers &
Co.'s, corner Tenth and Pine ats o
Z L expecting Ine largest Shlpuichl VI
w imported birds ever brought to this country
in a few days No. Third st. south, Mime
apoIis 293.
YOUNG MEN and ladies to learn telegraphy,
shorthand and tpyeWriting day and evening
classes; chance for men to nearly cover all ex-
penses while learning; terms reasonable; send
for circulars. Globe Telegraphy company, 336
Jackson ST., St Paul. ZI9+
IN MEN-At Kent's Pioneer Package delivery.
H. 2O9 West Seventh st.
O0O ROCK AND STATION MEN for
AOO Wisconsin and Michigan; IS day and
station men near Ashland. Wis. Chas Cotton $40
Sibley st. 1926
ZOO GRADERS. tunnel men, bridge men,
OOO ETC., Tor the Frisco line in Indian Terri
tory; steady work all winter: 200 men for Kansas;
$3.50 to $3.50 per day. ship every day. Chas Col.
ton. $40 Sibley st. 292-S6
100 GOOD ROCKMEN for the Colorado
HUI Midland railroad in Colorado; wages 81 to
S2.25 per day; board so per week. work will
last two years; ship Tuesday night; 80 tracklay-
ers for Cheyenne, wyoming, wages 81 to s2.25 per
day, board $3.50 per week, guaranteed one years
work. this is company work; ship Tuesday night;
50 men for surfacing track in Nebraska; $l.75 per
day; free fare; tiemakers for Arkansas; 1213
cents per tie at the stump; work all winter; 50
laborers tor the St.Louis, Kansas Colorado rail-
road; 100 rockmen for the Frisco Lines Sl.75 to g
per day; board $3.50 per week; work all winter;
500 day and statiOnmen for Mississippi; wages
Sl25 to sl70 per day; station work IL 10 Is cents
per yard; 20 men for the woods Sl.75 per day,
board $3.50 per week. free fare; 80 laborers in the
city. 81. 75 per day; good rockforemen for Col
orado; SOS per month and board; two years
work. Whites Employment Office, corner
Third and jackson SITS, st. Paul, III Washing
ton av. south. Minneapolis; 800 Italians for Col
orado: 81 per day. Whites Employment office.
corner Third and Jackson SITS, ST. Paul, or III
Washington south, Minneapolis. 1876
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