St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-22
SAINT PAUL WANTS.

SAINT PAUL WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
A GENTS-Male or females the grandest
"A money making business in the world, and
positively the fastest selling and most useful ar
ticle on the market; sewing machine relief spring.
can be applied In two minutes; statistics are
alarming of female diseases from operating sew
ing machines; those who are affected use theln
and assist nature to effect 8 cure; those VINO are
not yet suffering use them, as an ounce Oh pre-.
ventat We is better than pound OF cure. re- N0 %
are new; sample sent for 5oci lc ana e
stamps taken; want agents in every toMn IN to
Northwest John Hasley, 2l7 East ee'eh 100 &c 40
GENTS-n YOU want to make money easy;
II get an agency for ''BsrtholdFs statue OF
70 i,O Wood. SIock O Minneapolis, 295
GFNTS-Men wanted to attend every far IN
n the Northwest 70 sell my Eclipse oasno oai
il is new; unparalleled success one maze SioS one
week another Sse in one day; sample sent Tor
Price. IS cents or three for 81. John HaisleE. 2H
East Seventh St, upstairs rs agents supplies 0in'e
SSTSTANT in an Office; must be good pen
Y man ouiek and accurate in figures; none
other need apply J. Z, GLOBE.
nOOKKEEPER-M have first-class refer
ID enees rs TO character and ability Apply
by letter only, standard Oil company, city.
Till CEERH-None but a good penman and
b one accurate at figures Address, by letter.
=. Y. D., Globe
book MAN-Experienced. to hire agents for
D an elegant new set of Christmas books; large
territory and liberal inducements 10 the right
man: must have small capital. Address for two
DAYS A E. Whitney, Globe 1886
BARBER wanted. Hoffman av. and Conway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white barber at $50
d Robert St; Saturday and Sunday
DARBER-First class colored man, at the ST.
ID Anthony Hill Barber shop; apply immedi-
steIy. It. J. Stalks, proprietor
nAKER-A irst-class baker Write to ]. j.
ID Myers, City Bakery. Luverne. Mimi. 2s399
DOY that lives with parents, to do chores and
ID take care of horse. Call at stall 10, market
house.
DOY to take care of horse nights and mornings.
II 12S Western av.
DOY-Brignt active Office boy, SIS per month;
ID state age and experience B. o. T.. Globe.
DOYS to feed press; , good ones at once Cur
ID It's Printing company, 1873 East Third st.
DOY to do chores morning and evening. 1S9
u Summit av.
TOOPERS-Ten good tight barrel coopers.
~ st. Paul Barrel company. ST Paul, MINI.
NOOk-Pastry; best recommendations from
- some of the leading hotels in Minnesota.
It. Therkildsen, 166 Edmund St. st. Paul
UALCIMINERS-Th frst-elass, at once.
X Apply at us West Seventh st.
VARRTER on East Seventh St; apply to-day
- at Globe Office. w. E. Magraw, crculator
UOATMARER-on good coatmaker and one
y pantmaker; steady work and good wages to
hrst-class workmen. William Resse, Glencoe:
Mimi. ZS9-so
CARPENTER, for short job. SO West Tenth
CARPENTERs On College av., between
Y Rice and ST. Peter SITS. H. e. Warner. con-
tractor
CARPET CUTTERs-Two. oliver Baker,4l7
- wabasha st.
COLLECTOR; must give $500 bond and come
- recommended small pay at START steady
work Address c. P. Globe
MARRIAGE PAINTER-Good one, at Fred
y Gesween & Co.'S, Second St., saltwater
MINI.
DENTAL ASSISTANT-Address Dr. G. W.
II GIBSON. waseca, Mimi. 2Ss96
TRRAND BOY-Myers Carpenter jewel
Il ers, Bridge square.
MAN 10 take care of horse and do chores
vi around the house. 405 Dayton av.
MAN to do general work in saloon. 246 East
W. Seventh St
MANA handy man for the winter to care for
vi horses. H D. Gates, No l22 Summit av.
NJAN-Live. energetic man not afraid of work
WI for reasonable compensation. No. 70 West
Third st.
mi EN-Three reliable men, with references, at
WI once. SIS West Third ST.
JOLDER-Brass: .first-class. Apply at Hol-
WI land Thompson Manufacturing company.
South PARK.
d RINTER-Good job printer at SSfbert Bros,
L 2OS East Tenth st.
DAINTERS-Good workmen wanted. W. E.
i Coles Son, $50 West Third st
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at ]. j. Duningan's.
CALESMEN-Retai dry goods house desires
~ TO engage two experienced statesmen. Ad-
dress 467, this office.
CALESMEN calling on the grocery trade to
y handle Princess soap side line on commls-
sion. J. c. Truck. as Washington av. south, Min
neapols 295-97
CALESMAN-A irst-class city salesman. Call
- at once No. 1l6 West Third ST.
T7EAMSTER-At 562 Jackson ST.; apply at
L fruit store; sl2 and board; steady job for
right man.
IKTOODWORKER-A frst-cass carriage
w woodworker at once, at George Powers
Co.'s, corner Tenth and Pine SITS.
I'VE ARE expecting the largest shipment OF
w imported birds ever brought TO t4ls country
anoIis 2s3t
NOUNG MEN and ladies TO learn telegrapny,
/ shorthand and tpyewriting day and evening
penses while learning; terms reasonable; SEND
Tor circulars. Globe Telegraphy company, $50
Jackson St, st. Paul zI9-
VOUNG MAN for milk business; wages SIS
I and board. Apply Isl st. Peter, corner
Wabasha, at u O'Clock.
90 STONE DRILLERS. SI75 per day; Is
~ laborers, S1.75 for the city: months job.
Toveland Third and kosabeL PCS
000 ROCK AND STATION MEN for
AOU wisconsin and Michigan; rs day and
station men near Ashland, Wis. Chas Cotton, $40
sibley ST. 1926
EOn GRADERS. tunnel men. bridge men,
sJJO etc. tor the FIR line in Indian Terri
tory; steady work ali winter; 200 men for Kansas;
$l.50 to $3.50 per day. ship every day. Chas. Col
ton. $40 Sibley St 1926
OO0 GOOD ROCKMEN tor the Colorado
wv Midland railroad in Colorado; wages ~ TO
1925 per day; board II. so per week; work will
last two years; ship tonight at o'clock. Two
frst-class rock foremen for Colorado high wages
to right men; leave o'clock tonight; 100
teams with scrapers for the Colorado Midland
railroad;wages 81 per day; work VIII last one year.
500 day and stationmen for Mississippi; wages
SI25 to sI.70 per day. station work i2 to Is cents
per yard; board 81: work all winter; fifty rock
men for th Frisco Line: S75 to 81 per day; board
S. 80 per week; all winters work; fifty laborers
for the ST. Louis, Kansas i Colorado raroadi S150
to sl75 per day: all nter's work; fifty tie
makers for Arkansas; 12k cents per tie at the
stump; timber culled; board IS. so per week;
fifty sub-eontractors for Tennessee and n ssiS-
sjppi; call at Whites Employment Office,
Third and Jackson SITS, st. Paul or III Washing