St. Paul daily globe., 1889-04-14

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In Every Case the Money Must Accom-
Pany the Order.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
A GENT-A man who can furnish his own
II horse and wagon, wanted to take orders
elusive territory and special inducements 10
She right party. %l7 st. Peter ST. 10l
A GENCY-Wamted, TO place agency with
n reliable resident parties for city and
state rights. for the sale of Queen City Elec-
trio motors. Address Woodwork & Smith,
general agents, Mitchell building Cincin-
natl. O. 1O4
A GENTS-Wauted general and local
n agents 10 handle the new patent Chem
ical Ink EraSing Pencil; greatest novelty
ever produced; grasses ink in two seconds: no
abrasion of paper; goo TO 800 per cent
profit; sells at sight; territory absolutely
free; salary to good men; sample So cents
by mail. For terms and full particulars ad-
dress the Monroe Eraser Co., La Crosse, Wis.
103-109
A GOOD MEAL for 10 cents, IS cents
u and upwards: meals at all hours. Cen
tral Restaurant, corner Sixth and Jackson.
104-1O6
a GOOD DINNER-Turkey, with oyster
n dressing, Today, u cents. Corner Sixth
and Jackson. 1
A GOOD POSITION for any one who
n leaves application at Bee Hive Enter
prise. Seventh and Robert. 104
A PICTURE-st Paul Picture Frame fac
n tory: ali kinds OF pictures and frames;
cheap framing. 50 West Third st. 60-120
A DVERTIsING AGENTS-Good posi-
n tions open for reliable men. Bee live
Enterprise. Seventh and Robert. 1Ot
PAkER-Brcad and cake baker at once;
~ second hand. Is. Wilson, Merriam Park.
I041c5
pARBER-No oung man, fair workman,
ID white and we'll recOnmended wages,
SIS per month, with board and washing. G.
q. Nelshan, Granite Falls, Mimi. 102-104
PoY-Wanted good, strong boy about
IL fifteen years old; one who has had eX-
perleuce in feeding printing press. Room
II, Davidson block. 104
QOY wanted. Inquire at Merchants news
ID stand.
RoY-Wsnlcd scandinavian boy about
ID fourteen years old for light farm work;
ran go TO sdhool during winter; must be of
good family. Address c. s, Globe. 1
POY about IT. years old for office work
IL must write good. 1872 East Fourth ST. l
pOOKkEEPER = Wanted. first-class
ID double-entry hookkeepor well recon-
mended. Address Il %, Globe. 1
pOoKKEEPER-W bookkeeper
u and collector: stenogTapher with type
writer preferred; light work. Call at or ad-
dress III Dakota ay.
DOOKKEEPERS AND COLLECTORS
- Positions secured for competent men.
Bee Hive Enterprise, Seventh and Robert. lO4
pUSHELMAN-Wan hushelman at
II McGrath's, 146 East Third st. L
CANVASSERS-Me who are willing to
- work and can come well recommended.
81 ST. Peter st. 104
CANVAssERsa.Wanted, sewing machine
- eanyassers Wheeler & Wilson Manu-
Featuring Company, 32 West Third st. 104
HANVASSER- Reliable man to sell a
- patented Office necessity in every town.
Address Joseph S. Mather; d Co., Cleve-
land, o. 99-105
GARRIAGE THINNER = Situation
~ wanted by a first-class carriage trimmer
Address Z. Cpgren, Box Jog, saltwater
SIinn. Io3-1O5
(tOATMAkER-A good coatmaker want
~ ed at 763 Wabasha st.
COOKS-Wanted, two cooks for private
" family, SIG: six hotel cooks for i'll and
out of city, $50 TO So and free fare. Ger
man Office, So West Tenth St 10l
nRUGGIST-W anted. an assistant drug
IL gist; registered. Address B II, Globe
nRAUGHT- MEN Wanted, Two first
~ class draughtsmen at A. II. Haas, SO
German American bank building. 1921
11RIVER-Wanted an experienced driver
- for grocery store; one accustomed TO
taking orders. Apply between 10 and IL
this Sunday morning. j. II. Brown, rs
East Fifth st. 1O4
EMPLOYMENT - Wanted any Young
IL man out of work and low in pocket can
fnd steady employment by calling at Room
1O3, 46o jackson st. 1O4
EARM WOKK-Wanted a boy aud girl
about ten years of age to do light work
on farm; a good home and fair wages. Ad-
dress 10, Globe. 103-104
ZINE DRESS SHIRTS, Sl5O, made 10
Il order, and gents underwear: send for
self-measurement. A. NJ. Toftley. q East
Seventh, near Wabasha St: rerfect fit. 2-114
HOSTLER-Reliable man to care for pair
IL of private horses and make himself
generally useful Inquire at Room S, Army
building.
l.. KELLY & co, BOOTS AND SHOES,
~. III EAST SEVENTH STREET,
HAVE CUT THE PRICES ON ALL
RUBBER AND ARCTIC GOODS so PER
CENT.
THEY ARE SELLIN G WOMEN'S RUBBERS
ALL SIZES. FOR 10 CENTS. Id
+ I'VE AGENTS WANTED to solicit Tor
IL Total Abstinence Life Insurance; ., 800
members and growing faster than any com
pany eXtant. Dr. L. Mcclure, Seventh and
Sibley SIS. 1O1-IO1
nj MACHINISTS-Wan three good ma
1f1 chinists and one moulder Apply to
ID. j. Murray Manufacturing company, Wau-
san. Wis. 1855
M hANAGER-Wanted, Il man as manager
1fI for branch office; salary SO per month
and share OF profits; must have $500 cash
security. Address Lock Box 220, La Crosse,
Wis. I00-6
MAN AND WIFE at once TO take charge
1fl of Il 2G0-acre improved farm on shares
Address -, Globe. 1
nj MECHANIC-Wante mechanic to erect
w fire escapes, iron balconies platforms,
ladders. stairways. and standpipes; capable
man to take full charge of the construction:
no novice need answer. Address al Id.
Globe 1O1
nj EN-Wanted at once, two good men at
1ti rooms 81 and 6S chamber of commerce.
Uall between 8 and 8 a. m. Monday. L
DAINTER-Wanted, a frst-class roof
painter at 332 Ellen st. Call at once.
nAINTERS-Wantad nainters and finish