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ST. PAUL WANTS.
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abbreviations count the same as full words.
In Every Case the Money Must Accom
pany the Order.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
IVale.
ATTEND THE GREAT SALE of kid
gloves at Heinemann's; 50 cents per
pair for embroidered kid gloves; warranted.
AGENTS sell the only perfect, cuff holder
for ladies or gents. Lock Box, 548
Minneapolis. Minn. 288
AGENTS wanted; $79 and expenses paid
any active person to sell our goods: no
capital required; salary paid monthly; ex
penses in advance; full particulars free..
Standard Silverware company, Boston, Mass.
281Sul3t _
A GOOD MEAL for 15 cents; meal tickets
$2.50. 321 St. Peter. 2*s*
ALL WEARERS OF WIGS should know
it! Dodge's Hair Restorative and Cure
for Baldness produces a new growth of hair
on bald heads. Call at 384 St. Peter st. for
proofs of our assertions.
A MEAL— Cheapest and best restaurant
in the city; twenty-one meal tickets, $3.
37" Minnesota. 231-310
ANEW LAUNDRY*— Work done by hand ;
low prices: perfect satisfaction guaran
teed. Mrs. Johnson. 300 Rice st. 234*
A NEW PAIR OF PANTS— Suits made
to order for $25 to $50: a good overcoat
for $25 to $35; a perfect fit in every case
guaranteed. Charles Hertz, 178 Concord st.
288
A PICTURE— Si. Paul Picture Frame
facte civ: all kinds of pictures and
frames; cheap framing. 39 West Third st.
279-97
A LL THE LEADING BRANDS OF
fA Corsets at popular prices, carried by
ilarrison, Beare & Co., 11 East Third st. 288
ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT — We
have an opening for a smart, well edu
cated lad of fifteen years of age: apply daily
from 12 to 1 p. m.. with references and
ipecimens of drawing. Barker & Barker,
trchitects. 303 Prate block. 287-88
A yUARIUMS. GLOBES, fish food, etc.
fi. De Cou & Co., 21 West Third.
BALD HEADS REJOICE! The boys
can not point you out any longer if you
choose not to have* them. Dodge's Hair Re
storative removes the laugh to your side of
the house.
BARBER— Colored barber at 434 Waba
sha st. ; 7
BARBER— Wanted, barber, at once; must
be first-class. 550 Rice st. 5
ARBER wanted at 378 Robert st.
"D ARBER wanted at 294 East Seventh st.
BARBER— Wanted, barber at 030 Bed
ford st. 5
V) ARBER wanted at 403 East Seventh st
BARBER— Wanted a barber, 185 East
Seventh st. 7
BARBER— Wanted, first-class barber at
574 Broadway. 3
AKB EH wanted fur Saturday at corner
Third and Commercial sis. 6
BARBER wanted. Address or telegraph
to L. Hauk, 101 Superior st., Duluth,
Minn. 6
BEST GOODS IN TEA AND COFFEE
at Miehaud Bros., Seventh and Wabasha
sts.
BOOKKEEPER — Asistant bookkeeper
wanted in wholesale office at once;
Mate experience and salary expected. D
145, Globe. 6
BOY wanted to run errands and sell
papers at Clifton Hall news stand. 1
Wanted, strong active boy to drive
a coal and wood single rig. Apply at
109 East Sixth st 3
BOY'S— Two good strong boys wanted to
learn the carpenter trade. Call at St.
Anthony ay, corner Dale st. 1
OELL BOYS wanted at the Windsor. 5
LACK AND COLORED DRESS
goods at prices that astonish and please
the purcnasejr shown by Harrison, Beare A
Co., 11 East Third st. 288
I LBS LOWER THAN EVER before
offered here. De Cou & Co., 21 West
Third.
BUY LOVEItINO £3.50 CALF SHOES,
J J for ladies and men.
CAGES— Brass, painted, fancy and plain
for ail kinds of birds and "animals. De
ion & Co., 21 West Third.
CANARIES— Good singers and fine plum
age. North Star Seed Store. 21 West
Third.
CANVASSERS wanted at once; good
wages. Address Win. Raws ton, Globe. 3
CANVASSERS wanted for different works
by eminent authors; salary, S/5 per
month. S. A. Stephen, 37 East Fourth st.
288
CANVASSERS— canvassers lor
the new, attractive and popular work
upon "Wild Beasts, Birds and Reptiles," by
P. T. Barnum; certain of large sales; exclu
sive territory assigned in city and country.
Address II 159, Globe. 286-92
CANVASSER— Wanted, an honest and in
telligent man for canyasser and col
lector. Call at 303 Jackson st, room 13.
before 11 a. m. 238
ORDWOOD CHOPPERS—** percorl;
board, $3.75. White & Co., 295 Jack
lou st. 288
C carpenters— wanted. St
J Peter st., between Fourth and Fifth sts. ;
inside work. 6
CARPENTERS— Wanted, two carpenters,
at 806 Margaret St., between 7 and 8 in
evening. 5
CARPENTER— Wanted, cerpenter, on
Ashland ay.. between St. Albans and
Grotto. 3
C CARPENTERS wanted, corner St. An-
J tliony ay. and Dale st. 6
CARPENTEKS— two good car
penters at 440 Wacoutast 1
C CARRIER— Wanted, a good boy seven-
J teen or eighteen years old to deliver a
paper route in Minneapolis. Address Will
lam Luther Winner, News, St. Paul. 6
CASH Wanted, a position as cash
/ or office boy. or some light work. Art
iresaJohn M. Ei-fekson, secretary relief rod
ety, 141 East Ninth st. 230-90
CIA IX. AND SKB THE r.v- i SHIRT
.' in t;'° city, --it Ucuahoo & bret-nan's, 25
Bast Seventh.
Srri'ATIONS OFFERED,
.11 Continued.
ARRIAGE WOOD WORKER wanted,
at 500 and 503 Eleventh st. south, Min
neapolis, Minn. 1
CASH HOl— Wanted, cash boy. Boston
One-Price Clothing House, Third and
Robert sis. 5
CASHIER— Wanted, cashier at- city res
taurant; one who understates dining
room work. Address 11 143, Globe. 7
HAIR CANER— A first-class chair caner
wanted at corner of Rice st. and Como
ay. 5
HARLES BENNETT, wholesale and
retail florist. No. 28 Panorama building,
Sixth and St. Peter sts.
CHECKER— Wanted, an experienced
checker at once at the Golden Rule. 1
HARXIER, THE TAILOR, has re
moved to 392 Robert; good goods at
low figiiics. ■
CIGARS— cigars, tobacco, bread, con
fectionery, milk and light lunch go to
B. R. McCrudclen, 714 East Seventh st.
27089
COACHMEN, watchmen and janitors po
sitions always on hand. Bee Hive En
terprise, Seventh and Robert. 2SB
CIOACHMAN— a good German
' coachman; must understand his busi
ness well aud come well recommended. J
118. Globe. 1
CiLERKS— We want every clerk in the city
* to know that we make a first-class win
ter overcoat to order for $39, and trousers
for SO. Reid Tailoring company., 315 Jack
son st, 283
OAT.MAKER wanted. L. O. Wilson,
911 East Seventh st.; call this morning.
COLLARS AND CUFFS. 2 cents: first-
J class work guaranteed. State Steam
laundry. 220 West Seventh st. 209 04
CORNICEMAKERS wanted at the St.
Paul Roofing and Cornice Works, corner
Sixth and Wacoiila sis. 7
O YOU WANT ANY FLANNELS,
blankets or comfortables for the winter?
If so, save money by purchasing from Harri
son, Beare & Co., 11 East Third. 288
DELIVERY Wanted, boy for de
livering bundles; must know the streets
of the city. Call at 98 cent store, 155 East
Seventh st. 3
ELIYERYMAN— Wanted, young man
to drive laundry delivery ; must be ex
perienced; wages $12 per week. O 114,
Globe. 5
OES YOUR MONEY PAY YOU 8 PER
cent net? If not let us show you a few
8 per cent mortgages on inside St. Paul prop
erty that pay 8 per cent net- semi-annual
interest: secured on our best St. Paul prop
erty. Smith & Taylor, 317 Jackson st.
"TV RUG APPRENTICE — Young man
-I " wanted to learn the drug business; Ger
man preferred. Address, with references,
X 189, Globe. 7
DRIVER— reliable man for delivery
wagon. Bee Hive Enterprise, Seventh
ana Robert. 288
D SINCLAIR. 231) Fairfield ay.; tele
• phone call, 890-2— Dealer in all kinds
of fresh meats, game, fish, etc.
DRUG CLERK— German, with one year's
experience, wants position. Address
8.. Noyes Bros. & Cutler. 4
EMPLOY An energetic man can
-i find profitable employment on commis
sion at 780 Waoasha st. 1
KCHINGEK BROS., 283 and 285 Con
cord St., Near Cambridge Telephone
Call, 420-2— General line of groceries, "fane v
and staple: confectionery, flour, feed and
crockery; Dew Drop canned goods a spe
cialty; also handle bresd, dried fruit, cigars,
tobacco and glassware.
INlsh ERS— Good inside finishers
wanted. Apply, Capital Apartment
Building, Fourth and St. Peter sts. 4
OR LADIES' PINE PLUSH AND
cloth cloaks at popular prices go to Hnr
rison, Beare & Co.. 11 East Third st. 2*B
FIREMAN— Wanted, an experienced lire
man at Windsor hotel. 4
LOWER POTS of every variety of color,
shape, size, etc.; also antique pottery
for art decoration, all at lowest possible
prices. De Cou & Co., 21 West Third.
OR ALL DISEASES of the hair and
scalp use Dodge's Infallible Hair Restora
tive.
FOR FINE CIGARS go to the Opera
House Cigar store.
OR LADlES— Turkish. Russian, vapor
J- and sulphur baths at Mrs. H. C. Coving
ton's. 26 West Tenth st.
OR NICE-FITTING CLOTHES at rea
sonable figures, try Charticr, the Tailor,
392 Robert st.
FRESH CONFECTIONERY of every de
scription at Allen's, 406 and 408 Waba
sha st.
RUITS AND VEGETABLES or every
description at Miehaud Bros., Seventh
and Wabasha sts.
GENTS' hand-sewed French calfskin
shoe (Globe toe, latest stvle> for only
$1.50 and $5 at Bradley's, 225 East Sev
entli st.
GET YOUR CLOTHES MADE AT
Powers & Spaniols', the Tailors, 153
West Seventh, Seven corners.
GO TO NOBLES,No.S9 West Seventh st.
for your custom clothing; will save you
$15 on every suit.
/~iOINGI GOING-Those Holland Bulbs
•J by dozens aud hundreds. De Cou A: Co.,
21 West Third.
p RAWERT BROS., Bakers. 107 Dakota
vl ay., dealers in staple and fancy grocer
ies; full stock of Sour, feed, butter, eggs and
canned goods; also cigars, tobacco and con
fectionery; oats, bran and hay ; apples and
potatoes.
GROCERY CLERK-Wanted, young man,
Swede, who understands care of horse,
to work in store and deliver. John Neobard,
corner of Forest and Sims sts. 3
GET YOUR CLOTHES MADE at Pow-
T ers & Spaniol's. Tbe Tailors, 153 West
Seventh, Seven corners. . 233
ROCERY MAN— Man who understands
the grocery business, to go on wagon ; must
speak French. Apply to corner Tenth and
Temperance sts. 4
HAVE VOIR CARPETS CLEANED by
the St. Paul Carpet Cleaning Works,
Dickson & Gross, corner Sixth and Cedar sts.
Telephone 754-2.
HC. NOBLE, merchant tailor, No. 59
» West Seventh st.
INTERNE— Wanted, an advanced med
ical student for the position of interne
in a hospital: one with some knowledge of
drugs preferred this is an excellent oppor
tunity to obtain clinical instruction. Ad
dress", in own handwriting, with references,
H 137. Globe. 287-89
ISAAC KATZ, 94 DAKOTA AY., dealer
JL in all kinds of stoves.furniture and house
hold goods; handles the perfect "Economy"
heating aud cooking stoves; general line of
hard-ware, tinware and all goods of the kind.
F. KELLY* CO., Boots and Shoes, 171
• East Seventh St., are selling a genuine
gents' calf congress, balmcral or button shoe
lor $2. 238
JAMESON'S IRISH WHISKIES at
Pewters'.
JOHN B. STETSON'S SOFT AND
J stiff hats, latest styles. Donahoe &
Brennan's, 25 East Seventh. -
JH. BROWN, who has removed to 78
• East Fifth, corner of Minnesota and
Fifth, with a full line of staple and fancy
groceries: also game, fish, poultry and vege
tables in their seasons, will be pleased to see
all his old customers at his new stand, and re
spectfully solicits the patronage of every one
needing anything in this line.
N. HANSON; 420 South Robert. St.;
• cigars, tobacco and confectioners, cir
culating library, stationery, and all goods
usually kept by stationers.
UST RECEIVED a fresh line of cigars.
Kennedy's Opera House Cigar store.
A ROE ASSORTMENT of ladies', gents'
aud children's underwear al low prices
shown by Harrison, Beare & Co., 11 East
Third st. 238
ADORERS— Fifty laborers ; steady work,
£1.50 per day. Bee Hive Enterprise,
Seventh ana Rcbcrt sts. - - 283
ADIES' BATHING PARLORS, 26
We 1 1 Tenth St.; all kinds of baths.
LADIES' walking jackets cut at Noble's
No. 59 West Seventh st.
LIVE DOWNTOWN this winter and be
J happy. Stop at the Gr Central hotel.
I ADORERS— Stationmen and laborers;
-' ship to-night; office open to-day. White
it Co., 295 Jackson St. 288
PAINT PAUL, MINN. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, --TWENTY-FOUR PAGES.
SITUATIONS OFFKRKD.
Male— Continued.
AD IES, MISSES' AND CHILDREN*
Cloaks— Thousands to select from at
Harrison, Beare & Co.'s, 11 East Third st.
LIVE AGENTS wanted; write Secretary
Buffalo Mutual Accident and Sick Bene
fit association, Buffalo, N. Y. 210 Su-13t
MACK'S CANDY KITCHEN. 100 East
Sevcath st. : fresh home-made peanut
candy every day, only 20c per pound.
MAN wanted to work on slock in livery.
F. J. Martini, 254 East Eighth st. 7
M'GRATH & CO., 140 EAST THIRD
St., the leading merchant tailors of St.
Paul, will sell you a tall or winter overcoat or
suit cheaper than any house in the city.
MAN— Want a smart, energetic man to
work in city; easy work and good pay.
Address with references, G 133, Globe. 1
Tl/lARBLE CUTTER and carver wanted
ILL at once to leave city. T 198. Globe. 3
MACK'S CANDY KITCHEN, I'JO East
Seventh st. We curry a full line of fine
confectionery.
MAN— a good reliable man with
reference or a bond to take charge of a
bus : ness in city. Call -or address Bailey &
Winford, St. Paul Brass Works company, cor
ner Minnesota and Eighth sis. 288
MAN— man to drive, and assist
about house; $15 per month and board.
Address A 108. Globe. __1
NEK— Wanted. Cornish miner to go to
Montana. Address, stating age and
former employment. II 142. Globe. 1
VIONEY TO LOAN in large or small
AL amounts on St. Paul property at cur
rent rates; we can close a loan in forty-eight
hours if desired. Smith & Taylor, 317 Jack
son.
MAN— Man wanted at Kent's Package de
livery, 200 West Seventu st. 4
I'KI'HY BROS.. 142 East Seventti si.,
Ryan block, want 5,000 ladies to buy
our quilts and blankets. •
ST. PIERRE. 293 South Robert St.—
• Dealer in all kinds of groceries, gen
eral line of canned goods; best butter in the
market; makes a specially of Canadian
maple sugar, the only pure maple sugar in
the St. Paul market.
NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS for rent: $5
per month. Whitney's music store.
ONLY ONE QUALITY SEAL GAR
ments—the best— at Hansom & Morton's.
IR CALF SEW£.D SHOES at §2.30
beat any?:' ever sold. The New Eng
land, 135 East Seventh.
POSITIONS of trust furnished those able
to give bonds and references. Bee
Hive Enterprise. Seventh and Robert. 288
LEASANT ROOMS and board at the
Grand Central hotel: rates reasonable;
location central; best in the city forthe
money.
PAINTERS— Monday. 7a. m.: come pre
pared to go to work. F. S. Hartinan,
499 St. Peter st. 1
PARROTS— From South America, Africa.
Australia unci Cuba. North Star Seed
Store, 21 West Third.
PHARMACIST— Wanted, registered phar
macist. Address G. Globe. ■ 283-90
PIANOS AT "MO, ST><» and $00; in perfect
order and tune. Whitney's music store.
LASTERER— Wanted, a first-class cis
tern plasterer. 735 Bay st. 3
LIMBERS— first-class plumbers;
union men; winter's job to right parties.
388 St. Peter st. 1
POLITICAL HEADfjI AKTERS—
Pewters', 15 East Seventh,
DORTER— wanted; 403 Broadway.
uSITIONS OF TRUST for those able
to give bonds and give references. Bee
Hive Enterprise. Seventh and Robert. 287
J) R INTER— A printer with from SSOO to
$750 to loan for one year can get a good
situation. Address Real Estate Secantyo
Globe. 2*B
RAILROAD TICKETS bought, sold and
exchanged. W. R. Gilt, 175 East
Third st.
ROOMS SI PER DAY at the Clifton;
liberal monthly rates made for rooms,
singly or en suite.
SEAL SACQI'Es. mink circles and every
thing in furs at Ransom & Morton's.
SALESMAN— Wanted, a young man hav
ing some experience in the retail gro
cery business. 293 South Robert st. 1
ALESMAN— an A 1 salesman
for a leading business house; salary $18
weekly, with permanency and advancement.
Call Monday from 10 to 1 1 ; references re
quired. J. Brentano, 272 East Seventh st.,
up stairs. 288
Salesman— First class salesman for our
new advertising specialties in the cities
and country. Call after 0 o'clock. J. G.
Woodland & Co., Union blocK. 1
SALESMAN— Wanted, a salesman well
experienced in clothing and gents' fur
nishing goods. For particulars inquire at
309 East Seventh st. 5
SALESMAN wanted well experienced
in dry goods. For particulars inquire at
3"5 E. Seventh St. 5
SALESMEN— Two first class men to sell
goods in the city; none but first-class
need apply; salary and commission. Call
Monday from 8 to 9 and 2 to 7 at 300 Waba
sha, room 10. • 283
SALESMEN— anted, salesmen and gen
eral agents for the -Wizard Hat Hack;"
most "useful and best-selling novelty out;
sample, 10c; -"Tween Acts Cane;" newest
and biggest thing on market: rustlers
wanted. Occidental Manufacturing com
pany, Western Agents for CrandttH's patents,
Rooms 9, 11 and 13, Woods block, Minneap
olis. Minn. 288
SEAL SACQCEB, mink circles and every
thing in furs at Ransom & Horton's.
SALESMAN AM) COLLECTOR —
Wanted, city salesman and collector;
single man of nice address and A 1 refer
ence. W. H. Lcsh, 27 East Seventh st..
Room 1. 288
SHOEMAKER— Wanted, a shoemaker, at
495 Wabasha st.. right away. 5
HOEMAKEK wanted, at 495 Wabasha
st. 4
SEAL SACQUES, mink circles and every
thing in furs at Ransom & Horton's.
HOVELERS —Wanted, twenty good
shovelers at St. Anthony Park Monday
morning; wages $1.75. Wm. A. Haveru. 288
SEAL SACQI'ES. mink circles and every
thing in furs at Ransom & Horton's.
HAW & HUNTER, ISO Concord st.,
dealers in staple and fancy groceries,
table delicacies, etc. ; complete line of canned
goods, confections, cigars, tobacco, etc.;
Snow Flute baking powders— no better in
market; GrofTs package coffee. ■ - -• - - -
SHOEMAKER wanted to do repairing
and help iv store: one acquainted with
stock ; none others need apply. 123 Dakota
aye. - 5
SOLICITORS— first-class solici
tors. Call Monday and Tuesday morn
ing at Room 7. Reardon Block, corner Sev
enth and Minnesota sts. 288
SHOP IN NEW YORK, Cincinnati and
Chicago, and then compare- prices and
quality with Ransom _ Horton's. _^
SALESMEN— Wanted, first-class coal sales
men for city trade well acquainted with
the trade and have good recommendations.
St. Paul & Pacific Coal company. Sixth and
Sibley.
SOLICITOR— Wanted, live young man
O with references to solicit forjan Eastern
manufacturing house; steady work and good
pay to the right person. Address J. M.,
Globe. 288
STEAM-FITTERS— Wanted, three first
class -fitters. Apply at once, Rog
ers & Ordway. X
STENOGRAPHER— Wanted, stenograpn-
O cr; gentlemen; with experience in law
office: $75 per mouth. Elva J. Wilcox, An
na C, Drew Shorthand SchooL 5
TENOGRAPHER— Wanted, a compe
tent and experienced stenographer; one
experienced in railroad work preferred. Ap
ply at room 64, Union block (east side.) 3
SECRETARY— a reliable man
O with fair business qualifications to fill the
office of secretary of a Company doing busi
ness in the city; $450 cash required to invest
in the business. Address 0 131, Globe.
, . 288-89
EAL SACQUES, mink circles and every
thing in furs at Ransom & Horton's.
SUFFERERS FROM PiJLES should
O know it, that Dr, O'Hara's Suppositories
are the only infallible remedy for the perma
nent cure of piles. Salesroom, 384 St. Peter
St. <■•-:£• .-- .-'■' '.--:-:.•-,>-
sxj*isrD.A."sr issue
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male— Continued. ".
TEAM FITTERS' HELPERS— Wanted,
experienced steam fitters' helpers. Ap
ply to William Orr. 152 East Fourth st. 5
STRICTLY" first-class work done by Noble.
No. 59 West Seventh st. '
TOY*ES— II. C. Kirseh, 140 Dakota ay..
carries an extensive stock of the latest ,
improved heating and cooking stoves. Agent
for the celebrated "Sunshine" parlor stove, a
first-class heater with all modem improve
ments. Also handles a general line of hard
ware, tinware, pots, kettles, etc. __
ABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS AND
towels retailed at wholesale prices by
Harrison, Beare & Co., 11 East Third st. 288
TAILORS— Two coatmakers ana one
pants maker at once, by M. J. Mcßaith,
Grand Rapids, Wis. _*
TEACHER— Gentleman teacher for graded
school wanted; apply Monday. Bridge
Teachers' Agency, 48 West Third. __
HE BEST ASSORTMENT OF HO
siery and underwear in the city to be
found at Harrison, Beare & Co.'s, 11 East
Third St. 2*B
T~ EAMS wanted to haul limber. Inquire
at office, foot of Chestnut st. National
Lumper Co. 7
EAMS— Wanted, ten teams on Prior ay.,
Merriam Park. O'Toole & Smith.
286 83
TEAMSTER wanted; call early at 157
East Third. 7
TAKE VOIR MEALS at the Grand Cen
tral hotel '-and live.'' _____
TEAMSTER wanted at Sansome's, [409
Sibley st. g
HOUSANDSOFKAKG YINSin Ladies'
and Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs to be
found at Harrison, Beare & Co.'s, 11 East
Third st. __
TEAMSTER— Wanted, teamster, at 465
Whitall st. 5
rpEAMSTER wanted, at 325 Rice st. 4
RIMMINGS, BRAIDS, BUTTONS
and Notions at prices that must com
mand the attention of dose cash buyers at
Harrison, Beare & Co.'s, 11 East Third si.
TEAMSTER— Wanted, a teamster; 151
East Third st; call early. 0
HE ONLY HOUSE in the Northwest to
trade with for fine furs— Ransom & Hor
ton.
HE BEST ASSORTMENT OF HO
siery and underwear in the city to be
found at Harrison, Beare & Co.'s, 11 East
Third st. 288
THE SAFE thai gives satisfaction under
all tests is the Diebold. John E Davis,
agent. 414 Robert. '•__
TRAVELING .MAN— Wanted, traveling
1 man to carry a side line in bats, jew
elry, dry goods "and stationery trade. Ad
dress ___ Globe, Minneapolis. 2*3
THE GREATEST VARIETY*, lowest
prices and best quality in furs at Han
som & Horton's.
HE CENTRAL MUTUAL AID ASSO
clation is paying weekly benefits from
£2.50 to $20 in case of sickness and accident
Forepangh block. Seven corners.
rpiIEST. PAUL ART TAILORING CO.
J. for nice-fitting clothes at reasonable
prices. Forepangh Block. Seven Corners.
rpiNNEßS— Wanted, two good tinners at
A J. A. Wilson & Son's. 537 Broadway. 1
IN NEKS wanted at the Si. Paul Roofing
and Cornice Works, comer Sixth and
Wacouta sis. _*_____ I
TRY ALLEN'S, 400 and 408 Wabasha St.,
for all kinds of confectionery.
KY BO EC X IPS OYSTERS— Oysters
in all styles; 421 Robert st.; open all
night. :
RY MERRILL'S LAUNDRY, at 51
West Third; telephone or send in postal.
THE TAYLOR LAUNDRY are doing
good work. Try them. 149 West Sixth st.
TROUSERS marie to order for $4. at
Noble's, No. 5!) West Seventh st.
*\7ISITORS TO ST. PAUL cannot afford
V to miss the Delicatessen. It doth please
the sight and satisfy the appetite.
*~\TERY LATEST IN GENTS' FINE
V neckwear. Dohahoe & Brenuau's, 25
East Seventh.
WAITER BOY' wanted to wait on table
during meal hours for his board. d
dress E 200, Globe. 7
WANTED— All business men and econo
mists to know that the Ueid Tailoring
company, 315 Jackson St., can save you
money on your winter overcoat or suit 288
ANTED— For the United States army,
cavalry, artillery and infantry, able
bodied unmarried men. between the ages of
twenty-one and thirty-five years: good pay,
rations, clothing and medic il attendance.
Apply at No. 31 7 Wabasha st., St. Paul, Minn.
2SB-Su&Tnu-3mo . ■
TT7 K. DIXON & SON, dealers In hard-
VV • ware, house-furnishing goods, cutlery
and builders' hardware; agents for the cele
brated Detroit heating stoves and ranges: see
the new ••imperial Jewel heating stove—
fourteen feet of heating surface, taking cold
air from the floor— before purchasing else
where. 139 Concord st.
WANTED— All iv the Northwest to smoke
Fetseh's Paul Morphy cigars. jk 288
WANTED— Everybody to' kit ow that It
C. Monger. 107 East Third st, sells
pianos, organs, sheet music, musical instru
ments, etc., cheaper than any other house in
the state.
WANTED— inform the trade at large
\V that Paul Morphy cigars are reliable.
OLFF & LEHMANN, 450 South Hob
ert st., dealers in grain, hay, Hour and
general country produce.
WANTED— Every one to know that B.
C. Munger handles no stenciled pia
nos or organs.
YOU CAN GET any repairs for your
stoves at 186 and 138 West Seventh st.
YOUNG MAN who can furnish 8250 can
get a situation at $50 per month. L M
10. Globe. 285-88
YOU CAN GET any repairs for your
stoves at 180 and 188 West Seventh st.
YOU CAN SAVE $1 on every box of cigars
by buying them at Kennedy's Opera
House Cigar store.
YOU will find a splendid line of imported
tweeds, etc., at Noble's, No. 59 West
Seventh st
Female.
APPRENTICE— an apprentice
to learn dressmaking, at 40 West Ninth
st 1
TTEND THE GREAT SALE of kid
gloves at Heinemanirs; 50 cents per
pair for embroidered kid gloves; warranted.
APPRENTICES— Wanted, two appren
tice girls with some experience; some
wages paid. Call at Dressmaking Parlors,
507 East Seventh st. 288
IX THE LEADING BRANDS OF
Corsets at popular prices, carried by
Harrison, Beare & Co., 11 East Third st. 288
B' LACK AND COLORED DRESS
goons at prices that astonish and please
the purchaser shown by Harrison, Beare &
Co.. 11 East Third st. 288.
UYLOVEKI.NO CALF SHOES,
for ladies and men.
CANVASSERS— ladies of fine ap
pearance. Bee Hive Enterprise, Seventh
and Robert - 288
ANVASSERS— Lady canvassers for dlt
ferent works by eminent authors: salary
or commission. S. A. Stephen, 87 East
Fourth st. " 286-88
ANYASSERS— canvassers for dif
ferent works by eminent authors; salary
or commission. 8. A. Stephen, 87 East
Fourth at . ■ 288
CARPET SEWlNG— Wanted tin girls
who are experienced in carpet sewing and
curtain work. No others need apply.
Finch, Van Slyck & Co., 381 Jackson st 3
CHAMBER WORK— Wanted, due first
class girl for chamber work and assist in
laundry. 275 East Eighth st. 1-
CHARTIER, THE TAILOR, has • re
moved to 392 Robert; good goods at
low figures. . -. •..'
CLERK wanted at Werner's milline*ay. 111 .
East Seventh st ; apply in person 0n1y.3
OOK— woman Cook; steady work;
$30 a month. Bee Hive Enterprise.
Seventh and Robert. . 288
COOK— first-class cook for small
family, at 170 Farrlngton st. _ __ -0
COOK— Wanted, a good cook for a hotel In
the city. Address M 120, Globe. i
: % SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Tj | Female—Continued.
COOK— A good general cook; must De
familiar with pastry work. Apply after
3 p. m. Monday or Tuesday at 599 Selby ay.
COOK— Wanted, a good cook ; no washing
_ and irr.ning. 235 Summit ay. 1
CO*»K — Good cook and laundress; refer
ences required. 694 Holly ay. 4
COOK— Wanted, a good cook, who is also a
good laundress. Address 503 Wabasha
st. 1
COOK— First-class cook wanted in first
class hotel; wages, $30 or more ; steady
job. Woodruff house. Merriam Park. 7
COOK— A good second cook will find em
ployment at 185 East Seventh st. ; wages,
$25. 4
CROCHETER— Wanted, young girl to do
crocheting. Mrs. L. E. Hartman, 499
St Peter at., corner of Exchange. 1
D SINCLAIR, 230 Fairfield ay.: tele
; U* phone call, 890-2— in all kinds
of fresh meats, game, fish, etc.
O YOU WANT ANY FLANNELS,
blankets or comfortables for the winter?
If so. save money by purchasing from Harri
son. Beare & Co.". 11 East Third. 288
rYKJ-SSaiAKEß— Wanted, a first-class
AJ dressmaker to take charge of shop at
once; good situation. Address Lock 922,
Albert Lea. Minn. . 1
DRESSMAK ER— First-class dressmaker.
Inquire 149 Pleasant ay. 6
RESSMAK ER— dress linker
immediately, corner Nelson and West
ern. Miss Bidding. ' _4
RESSMAKING— Apprentice wanted; a
smart girl to learn dressmaking. 22
East Third st. 1
DO YOU WANT ANY FLANNELS,
blankets or comfortables for the winter?
If so. save money by purchasing from Harri
son, Beare & Co.. li East Third. 288
EMPLOYMENT— Business lady not under
twenty to go to work at once; $9
weekly; call in person Monday from 1 to 2.
J. Bre'utano, 272 East Seventh" St., up stairs.
238
EVERY* ONE SHOULD KNOW IT!
1 Dodge's Hair Restorative arrests the
falling out of the hair, strengthens the roots
and stimulates it to a vigorous and healthy
growth again. It is a purely vegetable com
pound, containing no poisonous ingredients,
minerals, alcohol or oil.
F~ ACTOR V GIRLS— Good girls for factory
work. Bee Bive Enterprise, Seventh
and Robert. 288
..Oliisrs- SUPPLIES— Such as tinfoil,
toothpicks, wire, robber sprinklers,
etc.. etc. De Cou & Co., 21 West Third.
T^OR FINE CIGARS go to the Opera
-T House Cigar store.
FOR LADlES— Turkish. Russian, vapor
and sulphur baths at Mrs. 11. C. Coving
ton's, 26 West Teuih st.
OR LADIES* FINE PLUSH AND
cloth cloaks at popular prices go to Har
rison, Beare & Co., 11 East Third st. 288
"[COR N-CE-FITI'ING CLOTHES at rea
-1 sonable figures, try Chartier, the Tailor,
392 I.'o'eit st. "
FRESH CONFECTIONERY of even* de
scription at Allen's, 400 and 408 Waba
sha st.
GIRL-- German girl wanted; 075
X Wabasha st. 0
■/1 1RL wanted at 348 East Ninth st.
IT . 7
ET YOUR CLOTHES MADE at Pow-
CC FT YOUR CLOTHES MADE at Pow-
X ers & Spaniol's, The Tailors, 153 West
Seventh, Seven comers. 288
GIRL— Wanted immediately an intelligent
f , girl: first class in cooking and general
housework. The person filling these qualifi
cations will receive good wages. 000 Laurel
i.v. i. 5
GIRL — Wanted, a girl tp wash paint. Ap
vT : ply at St. Dennis hotel, "420 Minnesota
st. " '■""." "4
/lET YOUR CLOTHES MADE AT
vJT Powers & S]ianiols", trie Tailors, 153
West Seventh, Seven corners. ■
GIRL— Wanted a girl for second work at
100 Summit aye. Mrs. J. Keliiher. 7
CC A WERT BROS., Bakers, 107 Dakota
T ay.. dealers in siai'le and fancy grocer
ies; full stock of flour, feed, butter, eggs and
canned goods: also cigars, tobacco and con
fectionery; oats, bran and hay; apples and
potatoes. ': ■.•■ -
GIRL— German girl wanted at 253 Spruce
X st. for family of two. 1
AYE YOUR CARPETS CLEANED by
the St. Paul Carpet Cleaning Works,
Dickson & Gross, corner Sixth and Cedar sts.
Telephone 754-2. ■____
HOUSEMAID— housemaid and wait
ress. 3SB Summit ay. 4
OUSEWORK— Wanted, a German girl
for houswork at 00012 Cedar st. 3
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a competent girl
for general housework, at 603 John st.4
OUSEYVORK— Wanted, girl for general
housework. 519 Wabasha st. 3
OUSEWORK— Competent girl wanted
who understands washing and ironing;
references required. 279 Pleasant ay. 5
OUSEWORK— A girl for general house
work immediately at 328 East Eleventh
St., corner Pine. '- --■■■.: 5
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a good girl for
general housework at 543 Broadway. 3
OUSEWORK— a good girl for
general housework. Call Wednesday
morning at 741 East Fifth St.. Dayton's bluff.
OUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for house
work morning and evening for the
board. 536 Broadway. -.3
OUSEWORK— Swede or Ger
man girl at 328 East Eleventh st. cor
ner of Pine, for general housework. Call
early the 11th. 5
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a good German
girl for general housework; one who
understands cooking. 537 Ohio St., West
Side. . , , 4
HOUSEYVOK— Wanted, a good girl for
general housework at 543 Broadway. 4
OUSEYVORK— Wanted, a neat girl to
do general house work. Call 170 West
Ninth st third flat, new building. 5
H OUSEYVORK— A girl to do general
housework at 650 Burr at. 4
OUSEWORK— Two good girls wanted
for housework, at 5 19 Wabasha st. 6
OUSEWORK— good girl for general
housework; also neat German girl ex
perienced in taking care of children and as
sist in housework; reference. 386 Banfil
st. • ._ 6
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen
eral; housework ; must come well rec
ommended. 229 Grove st, 6
HOUSEWORK— A good, strong girl wants
situation in a small family. Call 536
Broadway. 6
HOUSEWORK— good, strong German
girl wanted to do general housework at
once. y 459 St Peter St.. room 6. . 6
HOUSEWORK— want a good girl to do
general housework. I pay good wages.
Apply at 390 Robert st ■ 7
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen
eral housework and assist with cook
ing. 85 East Eighth st 7
HOUSEWORK— Girl for general house
work, one who understands cooking.
Apply 102 Western ay. 287-89
OUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general
-housework. Apply at 237 West Ninth
st. References required. ' 1
HOUSEWORK— a girl to work
: morning and evening for the board and
room. ■-•*.■-:■;•*■*• - . . ■ ■■•■-■.* 6
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HOUSEWORK— a good girl for
general housework at 543 Broadway. 6
HOUSEvYORK— good girl for
Fl general housework. Apply immediately
at 334 Sixth st. corner Vine. 6
HOUSEWORK— a good girl for
\ general housework. 531 Broadway. 5
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general
housework; 363 Carroll St., near West
ern ay. . ** i v 5
HOUSEWORK— A girl wanted for gen
j eral housework at 962 East Seventh st ;
cart pass the door. 4
HOUSE WORK— respectable girl tor
- general housework in email family;
good washer. . 279 Prairie st. 4
HOUSEWORK— a good girl for
general housework, at 543 Broadway. 6
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a capable girl
All for general housework, at 393 East
Ninth st.*-.-. 5
H" OUSEWORK— Wanted a girl for gen
eral housework, at 707 Dayton ay. * 1
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Female— -Continued.
H OUSEYVORK— Wanted, a good girl for
general housework at 342 West Third
st. 6
H OUSEYY'ORK— girl for general
housework; good wages; apply at once.
227 Iglehart st. 280-89
HOUSEYVORK-*AVanted, good girl for
general housework in small family, at
405 North st. 5
OUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl to -do
general housework at 665 East Fourth
St., near Maria ay. 5
HOUSEYY'ORK— a competent
girl for general housework at 603 John
st, " ' - ___
OUSEYVORK— Wanted, a competent
girl for general housework, in family of
three; references required. Apply at 529
Holly ay. _
OUSEYVORK -Good grl for general
housework; private family; must speak
English and be used to children. Grocery
store, corner Burr and Case. _1
OUSEYVORK— at once, a com
petent girl for general housework, none
other need apply. 836 Davidson St., Dayton's
Bluff. 288
H OUSEYVORK— at once, a girl to
do general housework at 649 Dayton
ay. X
OUSEYY'ORK— GirI for general house
work; will pay good wages. 486 Day
ton ay. _±
OUSEYY'ORK — Wanted, good girl for
general housework; city references
required. Mrs. O. F. Sherwood, 606 Port
laud ay. ■: -*'*■'■'.-* X
OUSEYVORK— a girl to assist
at housework. 175 St. Anthony ay.,
one block from Rice st. ■ 1
HOUSEWORK— Competent girl wanted
for general housework: three in family.
Apply Monday morning at 197 Kent, corner
Dayton ay. - X
OUSEYVORK— girl wanted at 489
Grand ay. Call Sunday evening or Mon
day morning. ■ _X
H OUSEYVORK— Wanted, a girl for gen
eral housework. Call Monday, at 58
West Fourth st. X
H OUSEWORK— a girl for gen
eral housework at once at 649 Dayton
ay. • X
HOI'SEWORK— Dayton ay., compe
tent girl wanted for general housework.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen
eral housework; will pay good wages.
480 Dayton ay. 6
H OUSEYVORK— Wanted, a German girl
for housework, at __o___ Cedar si. 5
H OUSEWORK— A woman to assist in
cleaning house, at 510 Ashland ay. 5
IRISH WHISKIES at Pewters', 15 East
Seventh.
ISAAC KATZ, 101 DAKOTA AY*., the
best place on West side to buy fur
niiuie, beds, dressers, tables, stands, mirrors,
etc. ; every piece of furniture bought here
may be relied on as strictly first-class of its
kind. *
JAMESON'S IRISH YVHISKIES at
Pewters'.
JH. BROWN, who has removed to 78
• East Fifth, corner of Minnesota and
Fifth, with a full line of staple and fancy
groceries: also game, fish, poultry and vege
tables in their seasons, will be pleased to see
all his old customers at his new stand, and re
spectfully solicits the patronage of every one
needing anything in this line.
JN. HANSON, 420 South Robert St.;
• cigars, tobacco and confectioners, cir
culating library, stationery, and all goods
usually kept by stationers.
JF. KELLY' & CO., Boots and Shoes, 171
• East Seventh St., have opened up their
immense stock of full and winter boots,
shoes and rubbers; they are selling all sizes
women's . rubbers, from 212 to 8, for 10
cents.* " ■ ' ■' ' 288
JUST RECEIVED a fresh line of cigars.
Kennedy's Opera House Cigar store.
KITCHEN GIRL— A young girl to work
in kitchen. Call at 270 East Seventh
St.. from 8 to 10. 5
KITCHEN GIRL— good kitchen
girl at 380 Exchange st. 7
X ITCH-EN GIRL— Wanted, a good
kitchen girl: also a chambermaid. Ap
ply at 424 Wauasha St., up stairs. 3
KITCHEN GlßL— Wanted, a girl to help
in kitchen and wait on table. Apply
Cosmopolitan Lunch Room, 144 West Fourth
st. 1
KITCHEN GlßL— Wanted, a girl lor
kitchen work. Call at 75 East Fourth
st. 5
KITCHEN GIRL— Wanted at 51 West
Fourth st.
KITCHEN GlßL— Wanted, a young girl
to work in kitchen at 270 East Seventh
st. Call between 8 and 10 p. m. 4
KITCHEN -Wanted, one first-class
kitchen girl at 275 East Eighth st.
_ 284-88
KITCHEN WORK— Kitchen girl for
IV. country hotel. Call at 295 Jackson st.
288
KITCHEN WORK— good girl to
assist in kitchen work, 385 Washing
ton st. 6
IY"E DOWN TOWN this winter and be
happy. Stop at the Grand Central hotel.
LAUNDRY HELP— Good, experienced
help for laundries. Bee Hive Enter
prise. Seventh and Robert. 288
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
Cloaks— Thousands to select from at
Harrison. Beare & Co.'s. 11 East Third st.
ADIES' BATHING PARLORS, 26
West Tenth st. : all kinds of baths.
ARGE ASSORTMENT of ladies', gents'
and children's underwear at low prices
shown by Harrison, Beare & Co., 11 East
Third st. ■ 288
Tl AUK'S CANDY KITCHEN, 100 East
iv Seventh st. Fresh home-made Taffy
every day, only 20 cents per pound.
MGRATH & CO., 146 EAST THIRD
st., are showing the finest and largest
stock of imported and domestic suitings and
overcoatings ever brought to St. Paul.
MACHINIST— Good operator on Wheeler
& Wilson's curve needle sewing ma
chine. 24 West Third st. 5
AUK'S CANDY KITCHEN, 100 East
. Seventh st. ; we carry a full line of
chewing gum. -
MURPHY BROS., 142 East Seventh St.,
Ryan block, want 5,000 ladies to buy
our seal plush sacques.
*TYT ST. PIERRE, 293 South Robert St.—
1 1 • Dealer in all kinds of groceries, gen
eral line of canned goods; best butter in the
market; makes a specialty of Canadian
maple 6Ugar. the only pure maple sugar in
the St. Paul market. :
URSE GlßL— Wanted, at 301 Sherman
ii St., good girl for upstairs work and
take care of children. * 5
NURSE— A lady living privately would
ii like to care for a child; reference ex
changed. Address Nurse, Globe. 288
"VJEYY UPRIGHT PIANOS for rent; $5
il per month. Whitney's music store.
NURSE— A nurse girl to take care of chil
dren, and also do second work; refer
ence required. Apply 299 Grove st. 1
NURSE— Wanted, experienced nurse to
I \ take entire charge of an infant. Apply
at once in person at 31 Iglehart st. The best
of references required. 5
NUKSE— Wanted, a middle-aged lady to
take care of children, and assist with
second work. Address H 157, Globe. ' 1
VTURSE— Wanted, girl to take care of
li baby, must come recommended. 658
Broadway. ■ '■ 6
NURSE— a nurse girl at 10 Sum
mit aye. ...-•■- C
NLY ONE QUALITY SEAL GAR
ments—the best— at Ransom A Horton's.
IANOS AT $40. $50 and $60; in perfect
order and tune. Whitney a music store.
ARTIES having any kind of household
goods to dispose of would do well to call
on Kavanagh & Dahl, Auctioneers, 107 East
Seventh st. •-••■■■ . ' _____■
EtVTERS' IRISH YVHIISBJES. ~15
East Seventh. ' ■
OLISHER — Wanted, one first-class
polisher -.alto one lady's clothes irouer.
Inquire at 444 Robert st. 3
OLITICAL HEADQUARTERS—
Pewter*', 15 East Seventh. •
RAILROAD TICKETS bought, sold and
exchanged. W. R. Gitt, 179 (East
Third st. .. .
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Female— 'Continued.
LEASANT ROOMS and board at the
Grand Central hotel; rates reasonable;
location central; best iv the city for tbe
money. __
AMSEY COUNTY patronizes the Die
bold Safe & Lock company. John E.
Davis, agent, 414 Robert.
ALESLADY — Millinery saleslady with
experience at Werner's, 111 East Sev
enth st. ; apply only in person. 3
SALESLADY WANTED— A first-class
cloak saleslady; none but experienced
and competent persons need apply; applica
tions without reference from previous em
ployers will not receive attention. Address
0 126, Globe. 288-
SCRUBWOMAN— Woman wanted to
scrub. P. C. Lutz, 368 Wabasha st. 6
SEAMSTRESS— Competent to dogenera
sewing. Apply 17 Aurora ay. 5
SALESLADIES— one first-class
millinery saleslady aud one first-class
cloak saleslady. Apply at 97 East Seventh
St. - . ' :'; ' 288
SEAL SACQUES, mink circles aud every
thing in furs at Ransom & Horton's.
OECOND GlßL— Wanted, a second girl;
O must be neat, willing, and good waitress-
Apply at 220 Nelson ay. 5
SEAL saoques, mink circles and every
thing in furs at Ransom & Horton's.
ECOND GIRL wanted at 66 East Fourth
st. 4
SECOND GIRL— One used to boarding
O house work, at 9 West Ninth st. 4
STERNBERG BROS., 178 Concord St.,
Berlandi block, carry a general line of
men's, women's and children's felt shoes,
French calf and coltskin men's shoes, hand
sewed. Our $3 calf shoe is the best in the
market for the money. We handle the Good
year Gold Seal rubber goods. Repairing and
custom work a specialty. Come ana examine
our $3 lady's kid shoe; there is no better in
the market. Our Little Giant school shoes
are especially designed for children, are neat
and durable.
SECOND WORK- immediately,
first-class second girl at 397 East Tenth
st; liberal wages given. 4
SEAL SACQUES, mink circles andevery
thing in furs at Ransom & Horton's.
HAYV _ HUNTER, 180 Concord St.,
dealers in staple and fancy groceries,
table delicacies, etc.; complete line of canned
goods, confections, cigars, tobacco, etc. ;
Snow Flake baking powders— no better in
market; Gro lf 's package coffee.
HIRT POLISHER wanted at 16 West
O Tenth st. 3
UltOl' IN NEW YORK, Cincinnati and
O Chicago, and theu compare prices and
quality with Ransom & Horton's.
OTOVES— H. C. Kirsch, 140 Dakota ay.,
O carries an extensive stock of the latest
improved heating and cooking stoves. Agent
for the celebrated "Sunshine" parlor stove, a
first-class heater with all modern improve
ments. Also handles a general line of hard
ware, tinware, pots, kettles, etc.
OTITCH ERS— Wanted, first-class stitchers
O on shoe uppers; none but experienced
girls need apply. Scheffer & Rossum, corner
Fourth aud Robert sts. 1
ABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS AND
towels reiailed at wholesale prices by
Harrison, Beare & Co., 11 East Third st. 288
HE CLIFTON CAPE, adjoining and
connecting with the Clifton Hotel, is
having a popular run ; everything strictly
first-class at moderate prices.
HE BEST ASSORTMENT OF HO
siery and underwear in the city to be
found at Harrison, Beare & Co.'s, 11 East
Third st. 288
THE GREATEST VARIETY of canned
goods in this city at Miehaud Bros., Sev
enth and Wabasha sts. -
rpRIM.UINGS, BRAIDS, BUTTONS
J-'- and. Notions at prices that must com
mand the attention of close cash buyers at
Harrison, Beare & Co.'s, 11 East Third st.
HE GERMAN INTELLIGENCE OF
lice has sixteen places to fill with com
petent girls; German girls preferred. 52
West Tenth. 288
THE CENTRAL MUTUAL AID Asso
ciation is paying weekly benefits from
$2.50 to $20 in case of sickness and accident.
Forepangh block. Seven comers.
HE ONLY HOUSE in the Northwest to
J. trade with for fine furs— Ransom & Hor
ton.
HE ST. PAUL ART TAILORING CO.
for nice-fitting clothes at reasonable
prices. Forepaugh Block, Seven Corners.
AXE YOUR MEALS at the Grand Cen
tral hotel "and live."
HE GREATEST VARIETY, lowest
prices and best quality in furs at Ran
som & Horton's.
HOUSANDS OF BARGAINS in Ladies'
and Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs to De
found at Harrison, Beare & Co.'s, 11 East
Third st.
TRY' ALLEN'S. 400 and 408 Wabasha St.,
for all kinds of confectionery.
RY BOECKH'S OYSTERS—
in all styles; 421 Robert St.; open all
night.
T*»RY MERRILL'S LAUNDRY, at 51
J- West Third; telephone or send in postal.
VERY LATEST IN GENTS FINE
neckwear. Donahue & Brennan's, 25
East seventh.
\\i A IST FINISHERS— Wanted, first-
VV class waist finishers. Mrs. Malloy.
Room 5, Forepaugh block. Seven corners. 6
W' ANTED— 2OO ladies to have their
plush sacques relined and fitted over:
also to have their new plush sacques, cloaks
and dresses made by the Ladies' Tailors,
christner & Co., 620V2 Nicollet, Minneapo
lis. 288
WANTED— Purchasers for the Decker
Bros., Haines Bros., Briggs & Co.,
Everett and C. A. Smith & Co.'s pianos; also
the Sterling and New England organs; prices
low: terms easy. R.C. Muuger, sole agent,
107 East Third st.
WANTED— All good dressers to know
that we make a full-dress suit for $50,
full silk-lined throughout, and fit and style
as good as any made in the Northwest. Reid
Tailoring company, 315 Jackson st. 288
ARM LUNCH every day at Christ
Peters', corner Seventh and Exchange.
ANTED— to smoke Golden Bell
tobacco and Paul Morphy cigars. 288
ANTED— ladies to have their
cloaks, plush sacques and dresses
made by the Ladies' Tailors, Christner & Co.,
62Qift Nicollet, Minneapolis. 288
WANTED— All in the Northwest to smoke
Fetsch's Paul Morphy cigars. 288
R. GITT, 175 East Third, member of
• the American Ticket Brokers' associ
ation, has tickets at reduced rates to all
points.
• XT ANTED— To inform the trade at large
VV that Paul Morphy cigars are reliable.
ANTED— Drum corps to look at the
largest variety of drums in the state
at Munger's. __j
OLFF & LEHMANN, 450 South Rob
ert st., dealers in grain, hay, flour aud
general country produce. '-'.:-■■
you CAN SAVE $1 on every box of cigars
X by buying them at Kennedy's Opera
House Cigar store.
OU SHOULD TRY Boeckh's lunch
counter and coffeehouse, . 421 Robert
st. ; open all night. -%'..<:-.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
A FINE LINE OF YY'ILSON BROS.'
underwear at Donahoe & Brennan's,
25 East Seventh st. -._- ■ ■ '■ .
AGENT— A young man will represent any
industrial institution on reasonable
terms. Address O 115, Globe. 5
ALL THE LEADING BRANDS OF
Corsets at popular prices, carried by
Harrison, Beare _ Co., 11 East Third st. 288
AGENTS— Wanted good agents, men or
women, to sell Missouri steam washers;
It pays to act as my agent, because arguments
In favor Sf the washer are numerous and
convincing, and sales are made without diffi
culty ; sent on two weeks' trial, to be returned
at my expense if not satisfactory ; write for
illustrated circular and terms. J. Worth, St.
Louis. Mo. . 288
ATTEND THE GREAT SALE of kid
gloves at Ueinemann'i; 50 cents per
pair for embroidered kid gloves ; warranted.
BIRDS OF ALL KINDS AND COLORS
—Singers and talkers. De Cou & Co.,
1 21 West Third. -T:;.<- ' V
NO. 288.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Continued.
APPRENTICE— man wants situa
tion in butcher shop to learn the trade;
I willing to work for small wages. Address
T T, Globe. 1
LACK AND COLORED DRESS
goods at prices that astonish and please
the purchaser shown by Harrison, Beare A
Co., 11 East Third st. 288
BOOKKEEPER— a situation as
bookkeeper or office man. by a man of
twelve years' experience. Address T 197,
Globe. 5
BOOKKEEPER— wanted, book
keeper or office work of any description,
by an A 1 accountant; best of reference. Ad
dress Fred 8., Globe. 1
BOOKKEEPER— A young man with good
references desires a situation as assist
ant bookkeeper or other office work. Address
P. Quesnel, 407 Robert st. 5
BULBS, BULBS, BULBS, by the thou
sands, of our own importation ; large,
solid, fresh, cheap. North Star Seed Store,
21 West Third.
BUY LOY'ERING'S $3.50 CALF SHOES,
for ladies and men.
CAMP SUPERINTENDENT— Wanted,
situation as superintendent of a logging
operation; have had large experience as a
logger, buying logs and estimating pine ; can
give best of references. Address C, 90 West
ern ay., Minneapolis, 285-88
CHARLES BENNETT, wholesale and
retail florist. No. 28 Panorama building,
Sixth and St. Peter sts.
CHARTIER, THE TAILOR, has re
moved to 392 Robert; good goods at
low figures.
CiHORES— A temperate young man wants
' to do chores for board ; references. M
199, Globe. 5
CLERK— Situation wanted by a young man
of twenty-three as clerk, salesman or
office assistant ; best references. Address
Clerk, Globe. 1
CLERK— An experienced grocery clerk
wants situation; speaks English. Scan
dinavian and German; good city references.
Address 033 Wells st. 1
CLERK— Situation wanted in a grocery
' house by a man of considerable ex
perience and good reference. Address 503
St. Anthony ay. _
CLERK— Wanted, situation by a young
girl sixteen years old as clerk in a con
fectionery, bakery or notion store; has soma
experience; lives with parents. Please ad
dress 11 H, Globe. 3
Ci LEEKING— Wanted, position at clerk
' ing or copying in store. V 123, Globe. -I
COACHMAN— Wanted, position as coacn
man by a steady, reliable American;
salary, $20 per month ; can give present em
ployer as reference. Frank (J,uinu, 27 Sher
burne ay., St. Paul. 5
OACHMAN— Wanted, a position by a
J single young man as coachman : can
speak German and give reference. Address
881 Selby St. Paul. 4
COACHMAN— A temperate young man of
experience wants a situation; is deeply
recommended. Address at once, N 19,
Globe, Minneapolis. 3
COACHMAN— Situation as such by a sin
gle man with rood references; is a care
ful driver. Address P 95, Globe, Minneap
olis^ 4
OACHMAN— a situation by a
first-class English coachman, who thor
oughly understands his business in all its
branches ; good references. Address A 100,
Globe. 287-88
COACHMAN— young man of good hab
its would like a position; age nineteen;
well acquainted In the city. K. 197. Globe. 5
COACHMAN— First-class coachman wants
position; honest and sober; tweuty-four
years of age: good references. Address
Oscar 57, Globe. 1
COACHMAN— Situation as coachman in
' private family by a colored man. Address
X 113, Globe. 5
COLLECTOR"— Young married man wants
position as collector; or any office work;
can give bonds and No. 1 references. Ad
dress H A M, Globe. 1
COOK— Wanted, situation by a first-ciass
meat, oyster and pastry cook. John
Seibert, Depot house, 218 Washington ay,
north, Minneapolis. 288-89
COOK— Situation wanted by an experi-
J enced cook, in hotel or restaurant. Ad
dress A 107, Globe office. 6
(*iOOKS — and wife wants to go to the
' woods to take charge of camp;. both
good cooks. Address M, Globe. 1
ONCEKNING BULBS— Remember this :
' Bulbs, to be a success, must be of tho
best imported stock, kept from the sunlight
while in store, as we keep them at North Star
Seed store, 21 West Third st. call and ex
amine them and you will be surprised how
many first-quality, sure-blooming bulbs $1
will buy. De Con & Co.. 21 West Third.
CUTTER— Situation wanted by a young
man as cutter or trimmer in clothing;
experienced; no objection to country. Ad
dress X 127. Globe. I
C OYY'AN'S EXPRESS— and
storage; furniture moved, stored,
packed and shipped; trunks, 25 cents!
packages 25 pounds and under, 10 cents.
Office 26 West Sixth st., Panorama building.
Telephone 912-2.
CUTTEK— I want a good cutter: also good
robes for cash ; must be nearly now and
cheap. Aderess W, Globe.
DO YOU WANT ANY FLANNELS,
blankets or comfortables for the winter?
If so, save money by purchasing from Harri
son, Beare & Co.. 11 East Third. 288
RUG CLERK— Wanted, a situation by a
young man with two and a half years'
experience in drug business. W 112. Globe. 5
DRUGS— Young man with three years ex
perience in wholesale and chemical
drugs would like to learn retail. Address II
150. Globe. 1
DRUGGIST— Situation by a young man
with two and a half years' experience
in drug business. 4
DRUGGIST— Situation wanted by a young
man with two and a half years' experi
ence in drug business; can furnish best of
references. W 112, Globe. 6
R. WARNER'S HEALTH UNDER
wear and night robes. Donahoe & Bren
nan's, 25 East Seventh.
DtiUGGIST— Junior situation by Norwe
gian of six years' experience, of which
ten mouths were in New York; best refer
ences. Brill, care Eggan, 251 Cedar a v.,
Minneapolis. 280-88
DRUGGIST— Position wanted by a young
man of fair education to learn the drug
gist business: speaks perfect English, Ger
man and Swedish. Address _ 197, Globe. 3
RUG CLERK— Wanted, a situation by a
young man with two and a half years'
experience in drug business ; can furnish
best of references. W 112, Globe. 288-89
DRUG CLERK— young German, reg
istered druggist, wishes a situation;
best of city references. Address S 190,
Globe. 5
ERRAND BOY— By a boy twelve years
old, who is alone in the world, In an
office to run crrrands, or bell boy in a hotel.
Address P 199. Globe. 5
EMPLOYMENT— wanted by a
young man; speaks four languages;
best of references. Address J 127, Globe. 1
EMPLOYMENT— Situation wanted by a
young man not very well acquainted In
the city, driving team or firing furnace.
Frank Clegg, Valley Creek, Washington
county, Minn. . 7
EMPLOY* MENT- Situation wanted, by a
married man, to do any kind of work
can give the best of reference. Address G.
A. T„ Globe. 1
EMPLOYMENT— Wanted, situation by a
Hi young man in wholesale hat, cap and
fur house, on the road or in the house; nine
years' experience. 343 Robert st., Room 25. 1
MPLOYMENT- Wanted, a situation in
an office or store, to do general work;
capable and temperate. Address J 125 Globe,
Minneapolis. '•■;:•.>•-..
"J7MPLOYMENT— Young man twenty-two
X-J years of age wants situation of any
kind/where he could better himself with the
time; salary no object; speaks and writes
German. Address L 104, Globe. 288-94
EMPLOYMENT— Wanted, a situation of
some kind where I can work up to some
thing better: salary no object; best refer
ences. Address B 103, Globe. , 6
MPLOYMENT— man wants to
do some kind of work after 6p. m. ; good
references. Address F. Freeman, 49 Eleventh
st. . . - 5
MPLOYMENT— A boy of eighteen
wishes a position evenings, D 151),
Globe. : . . -. ■ ' *

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