The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03
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THE GLOBE begins the publication of
the opening chapter of a strong serial
story by Fergus Hume. entitled 1.-The
Golden Idol'' Those who like fiction
should read it. See page IS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS young attorney;
will pay salary and office expenses, or
contingent fees; business we'll estab-
lished. 45, Globe.
DRUG CLERK. registered assistant; sin
gle man; references reqired. George c.
Davenport. 97S East Seventh St
EARN better salary and position;
study electricity, mechanical engineer
correspondence; thousands successful.
Thos. A Edison indorses institute;
book Can l Become an Electrical En-
gineer?" mailed free. Electrical Engi-
neer Institute, New York.
GASOLINE and kerosene lamps and
stoves manufactured and repaired;
brass, model and machine work done.
Burucker Mfg Co., 1884 Minnesota St,
opposite New York Life Bldg.
MEN to distribute circulars. samples.
ETC., IS per day steady work; no can
vassing. The Broadway Speciality Co,
744 Broadway, N. Y.
PAINTER to take charge of painting de-
partndent of house renting agency; also
partner with some cash in well paying
office business; also paperhanger to buy
ilta in hliSbp1 nainfiQP EllSi-
ness. SS East Fourth st. Dietz &
Shafer. e
RELIABLE MANAGERS everywhere
Introduce latest Oil-gaS burner. Heats,
cooks; bakes perfectly in any stove
without odor, ashes or expense. Nat
ural gas from cheapest coal Oil. Write
for information; territory and free out
fit. Columbia Burner Co., Kansas City,
Mo.
statesmen for all lines of business
(splendid side line) to sell our auVertts-
ing fans; seventy-fve different styles;
newest, latest patterns; Just the thing
customers want; we pay the largest
commissions; many of our men. give
from $75 to $125 every week; guaranteed
best side line ever offered: write
promptly, with references; commissions
paid on acceptance of orders. Ameri-
can Novelty Co., Cincinnati. o.
sALEsMAN-Wanted by February
Wisconsin, Natural ability and apt
ness will count for more than expert
ence. High commission contract:
Strictly staple line. references 4q! BONO
men wanted. e. L. Rice, -3S Congress
ST., Detroit Mich.
SALESMEN-To sell imported and do
nestle liquors, principally fine Ken
lucky whiskies and blends, case and
barrel goods, to jobbers and saloon
trade; good chance to the right man;
salary or commission. r. s. Stradef SS
e. Son. SO and Il E. Water ST., Lexington,
KY.
SIGN MARKER-Wanted. a good sign
marker; none but experienced men
need apply Yerxa Bros. & co.
old-established, reliable house; POSI-
lively no canvassing required; salary
$3.50 and expenses; inclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. Manager, 1856 Cax-
ton Building, Chicago.
TIMER WANTED-Married man about
thirty years of age; German preferred;
good wages and steady work. H. M.
Quinn, Mapleton, Mimi
WALL PAPERING CHEAP-Get your
paperfng done before the spring rush;
it will cost you almost half what it will
then. Let me give you figures. DAVIS
Papering and Painting Store, 42S West
Seventh.
w AIN IdNetitIS
man to visit general merchandise trade;
must be able to show clean record; per
sInanent position1to right man. Address
Z Box 5l4, Chicago aasz.ll. 1-.-z-.-=z---
WANTED-Geod, all-around blacks nlitn :;
must be good pillow man; steady JOB
year round; must have man at goIice !;
will pay good wages to. right man. Ad7
dress e. F.. Hooking, Wood Lake MINI.
WANTED-Salesmen able to carry stock;
patented hardware specialties; every
county; exclusive, sole manufacturers
General Supply Co., 154-156 Lake st.,
Chicago.
WANTED, by established house, scheme
or speciality men to sell attractive, and
salable line; liberal and unique induce
ments to tie trade; hustlers and high
priced lnen investigate G.. r. Cook,
q w. .Atwater st, Detroit, Mich
WANTED Speciality statesmen; we pay
big salaries to first-class men. Ad-
dress Merchants Exchange Company,
Iowa City, 10.
WANTED-20,9O 900 men to begin reading
Fergus Hume's great story, The
Golden IDOL" the opening chapters OF
which appear in this PAPER today.
WANTED-Competen boilermakers and
nlachinists for work in round house.
Apply Room 800, Great Northern Rail
way Bldg.
WANTED-Wide awake energetic man,
who can furnish reference, for a steady
paving situation; investigate. No. 317
Wabasha st.
WANTED-A window cleaner and a car
driver. Inquire at the Enterprise Cloth
ing House, 9S-102 East Seventh.
WANTED = Experienced farmer and
stock man for position on stock farm
married man preferred. AZ, Globe.
WANTED-A few good machinists and
bo1lermakerS for railroad shops out of
town; no trouble o AZ. Globe
WANTED-A f.1t-class cutter for popu-
steady, pleasant job Address; conf
dentially; A. B. c. Globe.
WANTED-Three boys. about fifteen
years old. Apply Manufacturer Bros
Monday morning.
WILL PAY one person in ca III locality
500 monthly or more, according to abil-
ity, during whole or leisure time. Per-
manent salary or commission, as mana
ger at home, or canVaSser; perfumer-
les, etc; credit given. A. P Babcock,
Twenty sixth st. and Sixth av., New
York:
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MALCOLM E. NICHOLS. Court Reporter.
THE GLOBE begins the publication of
the opening chapter of a strong serial
story by Fergus Hume, entitled ''The
Golden Idol" Those who like fiction