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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10


Wauwatosa properly certified as pro-
vided By law, to the mayor Of the citv
Of Wauwatosa, prior 70 the first regu-
lar meeting Of the common council ia
the month Of February of this wear
its full quota of election officers for
each Of the wards Of such city. That
list contained as such officers for tho
First ward Of the city of Wauwatosa
for inspectors Of election, Oscar Kroes-
ing and Richard Tenant; Tor clerk
Of election, G. K. Buchanan; for bal
lot cierk, Joseph Horle. each OF whom.
as the record shows, was confirmed bv
the common council. 1t appears that
the common council further at that
meeting, and TO the best of my infor-
nation and belief, without having
names certified by the chairman Of the
Democratic committee, from which Sc
lections should be made, but upon ap-
pointment of the mayor, selected one
other inspector, one clerk; and one bal
lot clerk for sail ward, among whom
appears to be the name of i. $. Pease
as such other clerk of election.
From papers on file in the office of
the city clerk of Wauwatosa it an
pears that Mr. l.. S Pease Of the First
ward declares himself TO be a Repubh-
can. This declaration is made in express
words over his own signature on pa
pers nominating Republican candidates
to he voted for at the coming primary
election as Republicans in the First
ward in said city
| In the absence OF mistake. fraud or
duress imposed upon Mr. Pease at the
time he signed such nomination papers
| (Which do not for one moment sun
pose to exist, Mr.. Pease must be con
elusiveIy presumed to be Republican.
He is therefore ineligible and absolute
| ~ disqualified to hold the office OF
clerk of election as Democrat in the
First ward of the city of Wauwatosa.
either at the coming primary election
or at the coming municipal election IN
said city.
Since his conversion to the Republi-
| can party can hardly have taken place
between the last day Of February. AZ
which appointments could have
beea made in special meeting of the
common council. and the date when he
signed the paper above mentioned de-
claring himself to be Republican 1t
IS but fair 81 presume thar he was dis
qualified at tn, ne when such an odi-
Ger should have cen appointed
As the chair an OF the Republican
city eommitte, of Wauwatosa. as an
cleetor snd taxpayer Of said city, and
as candidate Tor the Office of mayor
10 be voted for al the coming primary
election 20 be held ia the city Of Wan
watosa on the 2oth day Of March next.
therefore request that prompt action
be taken to appoint . properly quail
/ fed Democratic clerk of election in the
First ward Of said city in place Of LYNN
:. Pease Republican. for the reason
that desire. and / feel certain that
the mayor and common council of the
/ city of Wauwatosa VIII desire that the
election shall be held and conducted IA
the manner and by the officers provi5-
ed by law therefor. Respectfully.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10
pmhnpss f2rapes.

correspondent writing 1~9m Es'Us-
sells. i7tymanv rels Of rhe deveiaplDen
Of aathause grapes ana tl'e EXTENSION -
bfrhause cultivation Of a4har 1rui3s aua
vegetables. These grapes are sold 81 the
veaI sound a- veTE Ijch prices lG she
lgsf Eew veArs thh cultivation 04 peaches,
m connection 0lgb grapes, has also lag
nome tx sanSge. il'e Tiei6 being FIRST
class ls every respect. The aUilvflsinH
NJ sara g herT'ieS. tomatoes spinach isl-
tuee. asparagus ana ehIcnry uuact glass
Is also garrle6 an
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

Ira ~ sankey, The noted singing evan
eelist has written book, which con
tains the starry If the origin Of all Of The
piost f8mous gospel hymns
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

ss5ralia has a1ap1ed Are sysloIE %.
l,.stasG saiik WH5el d sGIs g. have beer
uezy SucceSStu 81 III 8.and1n, England. TIRE
m55h ie dried fe4eWceR syaGm rollers ana
sold a> powder from which nosllll@
buJ Yer lsas beou extracted. ana
ullct nnsiiHG }3F water requires e. a#
adHpa ga make wholesome, cio@u E1a
sterile uaa s. jeadigg medical Officer Is
FcR1,e6 % have said tluat alfa ad0pz 81
Of tiiie6 usjlk g some at 1hG as5 l8uss -8r
eaIssGa.Ht.ve pagiept~ GnG in ~ag.ars apz
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

The divided skirt has been suggested
Ter Tie New York society women whe
bare taken 70 balooniue This is an ~
logical idea tle women should adhere te
tie conventional parachute costume
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

DaEotas pure paint law. which has
jest been iudieialy sustained. has ne
beating wluteves an The character Of
that will which Western towns arc %.
casiohally painted red
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

Rev Or Niuot J Savage, pastor ef
the Chufeh q be Messiah New York.
accompanied by his wife, is on his way
80 California III health compelled him
TO give up lis pulpit duties aud studies
temporarily ana 80 seek rest and recu-
noralinn M i millef elimate.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

When translation of the Bible.
which, Rev = u Price. missionary ia
Guam IS NOS working on shalt have
been completed the Scriptures, ~ pog-
tious thereof ma9 be read IN $3.50 differ
cut languages The language Of Che ma
tives of Guam IS rallied Chameere.
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Council Mceting.

evening, Mayor Godfrey presiding, and
ell the aldermen present The minutes
Of the last meeting were read and APP
proved.
The city bills for February, with
official pay rolls, were presented, read.
and referred to the finance committee
The marshal $ report Of street lights
not burning during February was pre-
scnted and referred to tho finance
committee.
The city clerk as acting comptrollcf
called attention TO the fact that two
sewerage bonds, each for $500, with
sewer bond interest; also that two
school bonds, each for $500, with
school bond interest. altogether ag-
grcgating the sum Of 1890 must ut
once he provided for, The matter was
referred TO the finance committee.
a resolution providing for the trans
fer of SliS.53 from general fund to
salary fund to meet raise in officers
salaries was introduced aud referred
10 the finance committee
The city clerk, as secretary Of the
board of education, reported the school
budget for the ensuing year The
total estimated amount necessary to be
raised for school purposes being the
sum of $16.773 for the ensuing year,
less he estimated income from other
than taxation Of $5,753I6, leaving to
be raised by taxation for school pur-
poses, Slloi9.s2, about $3.50 in excess
of hast year for the same purpose.
The committee appointed TO investi-
gate the Main street railway crossing
reported that tho railway company
would Install an electric warning bell
at the crossing and would investigate
as to further protection which might
seem necessary
\ communication from the county
CLERK asking for the appointment of q
custodian for voting machines was read
aud Mr.. J u. Warren appointed.
The mayor read the following com.
munieation;
ro tha NIa>.oy ,n5 Common conpr;l ~
The City of Wauwatosa:
dcsire to call your attention to the
provisions of chapter .. laws of Wis
consin ~ne,ial session If 1908 rslatirg
ia nrimar, elections and anepdatorv of
4e,fian - cbsntsr All laws of Iona
with nar,tenlar rafsroneo fl tba an.
,,oint,aapf 1,,. the n,a,-or sn5 eon6r,,,s-
tian hv fb, co,,ncu of nsn..etors clerks
and lsllo, .l.rks :, ,bo .i,, of Wan
vatnsa
nv sos,san of .bantar laws 80
Wisconsin, s,,..isl soss;o. ~ laos
aro,e n,soti,naa + = nrovi3e3 tta+
The r,av,r ~ averv citv shall
nominate = the common eonnea tbere.
AZ Al their 6rst rcenlar meeting n Feb.
r,,arv ~ each vaar Is which . general
election i II n, held. ana If ma >uch
meet ms j. held Them AZ sneeisl m.e.-
ing which ne shall can fer 1ba, par.
,aSa am ,b, jast Tuesday of said month.
three pers,sp> for inspectors at election.
,uo for clerks of election. ANA two for
hallo; clerks 5p eacb .liSrric; therein.
Each of the persons so noni-
mated shall he IAN eloetor in the district
for which appointed. i.o able 81, read
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

Il Is SAID THAT tbe father &c NJ
Failieres. she new President of France.
was 3 man Of such immense strenath
that be used to pick IA, 81 cask of Wine
drink heartily FROM the huneholo and
then ask 10 whom shalt I pass tbe
cup Tie President IS bihliphie
and often sboll5 among She book shops
bargaining With the dealers for some
Volume 81 WORTH
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

Tie idea Of repantiag wild rlee in
Lake Koshk1noAg, In order 50 restore g
as a feeding place fot aquatic foWi wili
attract fhe attention % Hunters ANA resi-
dents ef the vicinity of lakes and
marshes wbieh were formerly Eo'd hunt
ing places Wild celery was once an
attraction Gor ducks tn many lakes irom
Which It has entirely disappeared, proh
ably because sac hungry carp "atS 81
o0t 80 tie roots.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

saFe thkeh 20 Nailoani"e ms - 'h ~
peieai l,ioa WV "''iHe,' S""ui', .''''''t ''
'se '''' 'tii'''lai l'aiat'tu'e l''s' '''''
An aoronant dropped 1900 feet with an
aereplane, while making an experimental
hight TINS IS ah achievement ln ise'i'
as SHOWS What tPh re GONE ~ '.ihths
"a" tla. t,, -..,'j,,,,. ,i..I..
siaa ~
s-g~----@s
Tha d}sarpsetanta ia Tho tracatloniob
wiias af lbptf gaunIahsan tba nevs
pappr ana magazine writer win doubt
less be followed l,y return viii, lots If
good stuG for cops 4 little incident
ike dsanpearaurp adds spice IA fu-
a-es-
Rev ur. Nnot ! Savage. pastor Of
The Church. of tho Messiah. New Work.
accompanied b. his wife. is IN his vav
80 California. m health compelled him
10 give nv lis uulnit duties and studies
temporarily and 10 seek rest and ro,u-
ieration Il, 4 mibler climate.
Ntan Translation nr Tho uala
,.aam + pa., va,tina 49, shan Iata
baen ,s,artats1 tbs earinte,ss i. r,,
tious tbs,o.f n,,, In ,.,3 4, 1an t;qor
s.f ,e,.,,,.sss M, ,,n.,,,a..,. &c ,t,, ~,
tj,es 81 ,sTam is ,alle5 rt,onssre
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

naa,ie hN the mayor and the roaHcil
frora last submitted to ihe usvor hv
she general rjtr committee ot 1he
aforesaid gars5eS; >eeh appointments 1o
he roubrmea sv the members Of the
e8nsms,n caunetl
Ry reference 3a tbe tahalated vage
given 81 she ]aea preceding election IS
contained lu tbe WISCONSIN B9e Book
far gaaa on gace $50 thereof. 10 ar-
poaes fbat as such presidential olcraoa
ebe Repahaaap presidential eioeaor Pc
conoa 10 the Flrsi aara % she city Il
Wauwatosa t9 VOTES ana the nemo-
ea,ie presidential cloeter Ia sa3a wara
received abe ncAs higher nomhsr af
eotes ea~f a. s0ob election, rame.s 26
votes. rAi> therefore under The ]av
.one5~ ry gives IL the Republican
psre wo inspectors. orc elolk ana one
ballot lsrN. ana H. be pemoera1ie
PARTY ono n~pa,1ol onc 4c'h ANA Hai
al .ir~k o sa3a vara at De aIpmH
ucna 81 snet posalans required 70 ht
nado 90 hcreirhesovf set savth
Is rvalaae5 ~ eaiop o chapter
larS Of So iseousu above meu5 ioae3,
a, l,a persons uansnasea le tae
lusvsa ,ngsg 6aq the auaahea1ioas
te-eiug,e5ore muaonea t. engale hm
ra .arf ass c{etflar officers %. ra he syr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02
Housekeepers.

REFINED MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES
place as, housekeeper, matron compartment
-. help Is Kept; can furnish best of city ref
'erences. Inquire at 80 Sd av S. -
WANTED, BY EXPERIENCED HoUsEKEEPER
middle-ag place in, nat, teachers or any
respectable family of adults best of references
exchanged. Lindquist's Intelligence, 1872 9th
av S. =
POSITION WANTED BY WIDOW AS HOUSE.
keeper or assist with light homework and
sewing; neat and good cook. Address 1857,
Journal
MISREPRESENTATION AS HoUsEKEEPER,
by refined lady Of experience: best Of ref
elences, furnished Address 1910, Journal.
WANTED-A SITUATION, GENERAL HOUSE
Address 1648 Journal. 49, - = =
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Stenographers.

LADY sTENoGRAPHERs AND BooKKEEP-
- ERS. ~ -" E"' ~
Stenographer and assistant bookkeeper; pre-
fer one experienced in the grain business; $50.
- Stenographer; manufacturing plant. $40.
90 Stenographer for North Dakota bank, $45.:T
&c Bookkeeper and stenographer, Minnesota gen.
eral store; must be. thoroughly competent; $50.
First class stenographer. Iowa, $50. ~.
Stenographer and bookkeeper, lumber, North
Dakota, $50.
Bill clerk, wholesale house, city, So. >.
s. A. Morawetz & Co., ..'
90 Security Bank Bldg, Minneapolis.
wANTED-LADY OF GOOD APPEARANCE,
fair education and some business ability posi-
ton requires tact. address and energy; good
SALARY AND COMMISSION PAID GOOD So
l1cftors; city proposition. Call Sunday or Mon
day, II am. to pm, ,62oh Nicollet av.
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sITU'oNs WANTED-FEMALE
~1>-c9~~1~S~lelIS@a~~~
.aA,.z,4 j. ,.s Miscellaneous. >. :.....,

@,tN~ =
girl toswork Saturdays and during holidays
IN Office or store ant good, rapid penn,an,
WORK. Address 1sss g." Je enaf' >"iilns 10
BY YOUNG WIDOW or REFINEMENT, 20.
sitton to do general office work where ac-
curacy, ability and education are essential; ex-
psriene ed In MORTGAGE loan work. 7. 90.
SITUATION WANTED BY sTENodRAPHER
and bookkeeper: quick. accurate and expert
enced, good business sbility: best Of local ref
With light housework for room and board a and
small wages; q, good home with companionable
people. Address 2o42,, Journal:
INTELLIGENT. COMPETENT LADY, WISHING
seufk MT oaea ae
dress 205S, Journal: g -,
TWO EXPERIENCED LADIES WANT EVEN.
ing worf making" coffee and helping serve;
ington az. Ms + g. r -. = 49,. =. =.
RELIABLE YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE
work as: assistant stationary engineer or en-
Rloymen ao in wholesale house Or warehouse.
A NURSE WOULD LIKE ENGAGEMENTS IN
confinement cases: will help In house or will
care for elderly person. Address 1855; Journal.
YOUNG scA4Np1NAv1AN LADY WISHES 70
eoees ADDRESS 1885, ousns 10
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS Ass1s.
tant bookkeeper; experience more an object
thsn wages. :. Address, 1868. Journal:
FIRsT-oIAss LAUNDREss WANTS WORK;
home, outdoor dried; called for and deliv-
cred. Reasonable. 1885,, Journal i
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION IN OFFICE
to assist in books; two years experience; good
penman. Address 1850, Journal.
YOUNG LADY. NEAT DAY. WORKER, WOULD
| like work several hours each day.; Address
II: Taoa ssspsaI rx ia DID DOUBLE:
! entry bookkeeper; Al references: Address
1909, Journal. $ IT,. ~. S.1,. ,zf.s:,
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION IN DOC
tors Office. Address 1851 Journal. p 80.
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Cooks, Washers and Ironers.

WASHING AND IRONING TO DO: AT HOME
or will go out by day; all hand work; neatly
done and prices very reasonabIe;' socks 8
pair Tor DC; handkerchiefs '1c each: UNDER
wear &C apiece: sllirtwaists Zoe and up, etc
= Call at Elisa Peterson, 425 7th av S. : 2t,:c
WANTED-EvERY MONDAY TO. Go OUT
washing or ironing. Call at SO 10Th st N.
one block from Hennepin av.
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE WASHING AT HOME
n; LIST floor.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDREss WISHES FEW
more places to work by day. T. G" s242.
WANTED-DAY Work; WASHING Or IRON.
Ing. Mrs. Olson, s27O3 Monroe st NE. = -
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Stenographers.

STU ALTON WANTED by MALE sTENoa.
rapher; have had slight experience; good edu-
/ cation; business and stenosraphic experience
+ Journal. - =
SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. asrENoa.
rapher desires position in or out of town at
once; good refereneesitf required. Address
/ 1649. Journal. En.,s ~. =. -, .~r.,
SITUATION WANTED-sTENOGRA EX-
. perienced young man, best Of city references.
| Address 1851, JournaL al = 'ET ':.1"'"
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=. PIANOS.
Those who are. interested in purchasing a
piano Of the artist grade will find in the
Baby Grand Steinway, almost like new, reg
ular price 1,O00; our price $3.50.
Baby Grand Henry F. Miller; made spe-
cial; solid mahogany legs and trimmings; in
every respect as good as new, with exception
of some mars in case. Just the piano for a
musician; $3.50 will buy it.
Henry F. Miller upright partially solid
mahogany; used IN show window; case slight
ly damaged, otherwise new" 1865. You seldom
see pianos Of this class for sale in second
hand column. Call or write Monday Or Tues
day. ,E:2l&*I~@s y!.,~sat
r Minneapolis Music Co.., -
Gi6-: NirollctE &~r,-
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Clerks and Salesladies.

Clerks and salesladies.
wANTED-TWO LADIES TO TAKE ORDERS
four or five hours work each day; pays from
$1.50 to $3.50; Hight and steady work.: Cali
at Miller's. Cos Nicollet Z,
SOLICITORS wANTED-Two LADIES WHO
can get business to work in twin cities; *no
. eth st S. O., - -, =;
REFINED SALESLADY TO DEMONSTRATE "A
new article: cooking Or sewing required.
Address 1888, journal. -
WANTED 49, TWO EXPERIENCED SALES
ladies. Schlampp- Reinecke, OIL 10th avn: Z:
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Statesmen and Clerks.


MANUFACTURING CHEMIST WITH TWELVE
Z years experience has formulas for davoring
extracts and other groceYs' !specialties; wants
position as salesman or IN house with respon-
stble wholesale House in Sor out OF city. Ad-
SITUATION. ,wANTED-C YOUNG
/ man. aged q. desires position in Wholesale
Z .or retail 5eKelry store;x three years expert
ehce; can furnish bond Address 1411. jour
nal. = =. 49, :" -
CLERK. 90 YEARS OFF AGE, WANTS POSI-
ton in hotel or cigar stand; can give best of
references; willing to start In at low wages.
Willing to leave city, Address col. Journal.
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD EDUCATION AND
: neat appearance and an up to- date talker
would like position in Office or as salesman
Tor reliable hrm. Address 1867, Journal. =
BY a THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED,
steady grocer, any position in his line; capable
to act as buyer Or salesman; best city refer
ences Address 1914. Journal. -
EXPERIENCED CREEK AND sHPPING
clerk wants positions; IS years Of age: live
with parents; can furnish references. Call
T. G. phone 5319. Raymer.
SITUATION wANTED-BY MARRIED MAN as
+ head clerk or manager general store, long ex-
per1eace; can furnish best Of references. Ad-
dress 1852. Journal *F
OCCASIONALLY You GET a GOOD CLERK
through an ad; first class grocery clerk open
> for steady work. Address 1921, journal.
SITUATION wANTED-BX GROCERY CLERK,
thoroughly familiar with the business: a hust-
!: Ter. Address 1891. journal.
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SITUATIONS WANTE;D-MALE
>~~~~~~N>~~~~~~~~~4
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, ho A
word: no ad less than 1Oc daily: ~ words or
less, week. 80c.
Miscellaneous.

MAN OF: CHARACTER AND ABILITY, COM.
petent to fill high-grade executive or conf
dental position; desires change JAN l.;
might consider small investment; experienced
in special correspondence, executive work and
as sales manager; best of references. Address
!1073 Journal -. ~ ".- So:
POSITION DESIRED BY YOUNG MAN IN a
business or wholesale house; a thorough
musfcta and can handle musical instrument
phone N. w. Main 4354-L. ! -
WANTED-PosITIoNs FOR SELF AND WIFE
il gentleman's family as coachman or gard
Moffat. toilette, N. D. ~
POSITION AS COLLECTOR OR CITY REPRE-
sentative Of some responsible house; best Of
references and cash bond furnished; can COM
mence Immediately. No fake need answer.
Address 1925, Journal. a. T..
MAN THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED WITH
city grocery and confectionery trade is open
nisa driving outfit. Address ea5, Journal.
YOUNG MAN ATTENDING COLLEGE DE-
sires place to work for room 1, and board even
way institute. ios Washington az s:
sITuAr1oN wANTED-PA1NTER AND IA
hanger, expert workman, will work very rea-
sonable. board and room gladly taken as part
pay. w. Hanson. 620 7th st s.
chestra work.. four years experiences; fair
sight-reader; Just ar arrived in city. Address
With particulars 10OU, journal. ~ i.
-. A YOUNG ADVERTISING MAN,
Thoroly capable, wishes to write matter for
few firms who desire best service at lowest
rates.. Address 1898, Journal.
EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING 3 SPECIALITY
salesman: 10 years experience; good refer
soces; salary and commission or straight sal.
airy. Address 1894, Journal.
SITUATION WANTED: By STRONG YOUNG
work; must be inside work. Address 1857,
Journal. s9--%t -.
By MIDDLE-AGEn NAN, MUST BE INSIDE
janitor work in general: Address 1852,
Journal. =
EXPERENCED YOUNG MAN DEBIREa no.
siti0n as night clerk In hotel passenger
| elevator; references Address .1410, Journal.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT WISHES WORK IN
Southeast Minneapolis during spare time foe
board. Boz 1918 University Of Minnesota.
wANTED-PLAcE TO WORE FOR BOARD
and room by boy OF IL, attending East high
school: references. Address. 1882 Journal
STUDENT. WANTS 70 WORK ron BOARD OR
board and ROOM Metropolitan College, ga
LIST nv 8. Northwestern, Nicollet 40 ].
ENERGETIC MARRIED MAN WITH GOOD
business experiences. wants position. Sober;
good habits. Address 1772. Journal.
YOUNG NAN ATTENDING BUSINESS COZ.
iege would like place to work for board. Ad.
dress 1859. Journal. u 80
SCANDINAVIAN pHARKAcIsT DESIRES 70.
sition; salary 400; references. Address 16ee.
journal $50 as ~.
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Booklxeepers,

EXPERIENCED sTENoGHAPHER AND BooK-
rapid: references frstsclass: win accept small
salary to start. Address 1 1915 Journal
POSITION: by coMPEgsNP,a RooKKEEPER,
assistant. cashier or clerical office work, fine
good refegenseasa ss Tbs. Journal
SITUATION eWANYEH eBY BoQKKEEPER,
thoroughly thor, sexpereneed5aeeurate and reliable;
WANrEp-Pos1T1oN. BY MAN IN GRAIN OR
| lumber business; several years. experience in
! both; also accurate bookkeeper; speaks Ger
man. Address 1923. Journal = 49,. e.. -,
i ION WANTED-BY COMPETENT
] bookkeeper, accurate and reliable; references
arst.class; lumber and grain business pre-
ferred. 1858. Journal !. ]: iiS. Il.
BooKKEEPER EMPLOYED DURING DAY
wishes to Keep small set Of books evenings
= Address 1880 Journal. ,-.rr. -.
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Houseke

30 = - - n
wANrEp-1N SMALL FAMILY I, YOUNG Or
m1ddle-aged woman as housekeeper; must be
neat quiet and experienced and capable of
taking full control Of house and two servants.
Address, stating qualification and wages, 1904,
Journal. m .s
HoUsEKEFPER WANTED ON GOOD FARM,
to right party. Address 1859. journal: -
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Mattresses.

WANTED - FIRST.CLASS EXPERIENCED
head waitress for hotel work. Address 177S,
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SOUVENIRS FREE, SOUVENIRS FREE.

Three dollar souvenir. Your choice of sill
verware cake set, china sets, wine sets. ETC..
in order to advertise and have you hear and
see what high grade piano we manufacture
IN the twin cities; and at what low price
it will cost you to get one of these fine pi-
AMOS direct from DER factory at Midway. we
offering away handsome souvenirs to
everybody calling at OUR wareFooms before
buying elsewhere. No matter where you de-
sire to buy, you may have your choice of
the souvenirs. We also have the following
high-grade pianos: Sohmer. VosC & Sons, Mer-
rill, Bach and Lane Wesley and several others;
McPhail, like new ..................... $3.50
Crown, very latest ,..................... $50
Kimball. large size. walnut ............. 10
Chase Brothers, walnut case ............. 100
Sterling, walnut case .................... lis
Henry F. Miller, mahogany case '......... $50
Angelus player piano ~.......... ......,... 410
Easy terms If desired
s. w. Raudenbush g. Co.,,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02
. Stenographers.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY WHO HAS NOT
had actual office experience, and desires the
best possible practice and opportunity for ad-
.vancement, at 513 New York Life building.
MISUNDERSTANDING MALE sTENoG-
rapher for local retail house: excellent oppor-
tunlty must have city references. Call 500
Northwestern building. ''