Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 27, 1902, Page 18

18 SPECIAL HOTICES for less than 350 for the Arst imser ts must be y. Advertisers, by requesting & num- Ber heek, can have anawers ade mhered letter in eare 4 onily. w.‘tfiln—l’nslflon. WANTED. ition | Sang man o":" o0d s bookkeeper by a abits, basiness col- x e graduats good recommen fi idress 8. H. Em-on, Box 3, 8t. A—M4ZI X 9 l STENOGRAPHER--When you want one call the Remington Typewriter office, 1619 Farnam street. Telephone 15. —M469 A4 o — UATION wanted by exnerlem’ad lldy stenographer. F 33, Bee. will send you our propo-mun lllllhln. Co., lonc.lln:’l_j D, & good man In every county to ke subscriptions for The Twentieth Century Farmer. Our agents make wages everywhere. ences rn:qJ Address Twentieth Century Iarmer, Omlhl. Neb. B--618 ANTED, insurance men of experience: Eum ofter’ you & good thing. Call at § a, m. 438 Boar: d ‘of Trade Blag. When You Write to Advertisers remember il valy Lakes An extira stroke or jwo of the pen to mention the fact that Poi fiw 'the ad 'in Bee. FANTED bench men; steady work. Ap- | gy B Inriich & Sons’ tactory, | Joseph, Mo. B-Mézi . WANTED LABORERS. WOR steam shdvel work., Night or dny gag, Une and one-halt miics sast ot Broadway motor, touncu Biufte. Hall Contract compan, Grading PAnY. o0 2ge WANTED-MALE HELP. THE OMAHA DAILY BEW: SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1902 WANTED-FEMALE HELP. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. SEPTEMBER 1st Boyles College opens its . Fall Term. Horace Mann: If g father wishes to give his son a legacy that will endure while life lasts, let him send him to an institution where he can obtain a general, practical education, and he will have the satisfaction of knowing that he has given him what s better than houses, lands and farms, or even gold and silver. These things may sud- denly take wings and fly away, but this knowledge will last while life and reason exist. In the Lead POYLES COLLEGE educates young men and women for responsible positions in the business world. For a number of years past this college has been stand- ing in the front as a progressive educa- tional institution, and it is now recog- nized ag the head of commercial schools of Nebraska. Apply for Tilustrated Catalogue. BOYLES COLLEGE, NEW YORK LIFE BLDG., OMAHA. B-524 27 YOUNG men wanted, any distance, copy letters home evenings and return to us; 8,58y §10 per 1 send addressed en: yelope for particulars_and copy. F. M pt. 4 "Box 1411, Philadeiphia, B—616 27 MANAGER wanted, every large county; “Game o' Skill" nickel slot machine for drinks and cigars; strictly lawful, takes ths of forbidden slot machines, thereby liing a long-felt want; rented or sold on easy payments. Sells at sight; forty thousand now in use. Conrad Jackson Desk Co., Cincinnati, O. B85 27 SOBER, honest men who desire to enter the street’ raliway service as conductors or motormen address H. C. Snider, 817 N, 6th st. St. Louls, Mo, Inclose six 2-cent amps and one reference quick. Passes lven to all who are employed. B2 27 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, EXPERIENCED male stenographer who gperates Remington typewriter. 28, B—M460 AU WANTED for U, 8. Army; Able-bodied un- ‘married men between and %, citizens of United Sllte acter and temperate 'who can Sheak, Toad ‘an write English. Mot tnfor: mlllflfn GDDIY to Recruiting Officers, 16th and L st, Omaha, und postoffice nunflm.. ncofn, Nebraska. . B TRUSTWORTHY in_each county old blished tanding ' straight pald by *all exponses, i Caxt T, caxton BoMATT 2% to, manage busin: house; solld financlal bonafide weekly cash | check each Wednesday, direct from headquarters vanced for expenses. Man: _-Bldg., Chicago. HOSTLERS, teamsters and canvas men for Campbell Bros. shows; ship Aul\ll! 1; free fare. Sweeney's Empl 8. 12th st., Omaha. IMBER, and bridse carpenters 1260 per for South Dako (m S¥ency's Bmployment, 30 8 Omaha. EI YOU_a Catholic_and unemployed? Bee me. Hixenbaugh, 500 Ware block *renography taught by llll free; DIY no tulllon until .ooun permanent employment; md tes guaranteed pa-m&n:‘. wrlh for free "or n r. Kidross 11s, D. . BEwsT LERS, get our $3-page catalogue of ' fastest selling articles; each one up to { date. A stamp brings i Western Manu- tacturing Co., Fort Dodge, la. B-851 11 hudlnfifllmlluou secured; me mfimndtnco nool, nnuo B— —_ ! COHPUTXNG SCALE SALESMA! w. Stimpson Co., Mfrs., Detroit, chh. WANTm an who are 'uk ol‘ an -u-d or free bookle! ‘fl st -uceou u st in Nowton ¢ ?llt:-.*uhluwn. I‘MVILING salesman to handle Boller . Compound as side lln- large commissions. ra Chemical Co, Kul\ml Lite Bld; Bmo. N. Y. B-ST1 fll XOUNG man to travel; 360 month and ex- pon— experience unnecessary; send ref- erences. Willlams Co., Chamber ber, Com., Detrolt, snnn‘ruzx'r ‘or_carpet_and nishing trade: salesman calling on either ety or mqlfy can_secure valuable side line. P. 0. Box 131, New York, BT 5% house fur- WANTED, coal miners and machine run- ners, Wyoming; bridge men, surface gang ~ and extra gang, Wyominf and Nebraska; coal shovelers, Colorado division B. & M.; ovelers and labo . P. R tern R, . Labor Agbncy, 810 8o, . R. 11th, SALESMEN WANTED. BALESMEN for latest advertising novelty. Phenomenal success wherever shown. Sal- ary or commission. Nevins, 2441 11th ave. New York. —MAM 28 FOR RENT-HOUSES. NEBRASKA BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE Boyd Building, Omaha. A. C. Ong, A. M,, LL. B, President. Established Ten Years. We Bucceed The New Golden Oak Furniture Is Here. thlnl Like It in the West. “Absolute Thorough.” Because Our Students Succeed. 'wo Entire Floors are now he‘lnt El ntly Furnished. Faie Tockbox Desks tor horihand Department Roll Top Desks and Flemish Oak Bank! ment. § Fixtures for the Commercial Depart- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Prof. A. J. Lowry, the best known and considered to be the most popular and ef- clent commercial teacher and accountant {n the west, has been secured for next year. This information will be gladl plate a business education next year. received by the scores of young people who contem- G. Guthridge is the only Shorthand and Typewriter instructor in Omaha *who hn aftended the tire term he was under the author of Gr regg School for teachers and received a diploma. For an en- Shorthand and learned the methods of the most noted author of Shorthand in America. PURE GREGG SHORTHAND. ‘This is the only college in Omaha that makes a lv!cllk}’“o( teaching Gregg Short- hand as set forth b: not teach any ‘‘cru tem been chani You want the besti we have the best. Come end logue, free—a work of art. the author In his ““Revised Eaitl and imperfect modifications of (rlbl&l‘!: :5;:‘(0“ the beginner how dangerous a thin, ged. We now have the largest attendance in the RItOrY of visit us and you' r{l say e do not and we ‘nuld Any experienced to_attempt learning a sy teach it. We hool. You want the he scl it's the best. Send for our urest, the bes FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 1. HELP WANTED, HOME work, $60 monthly copying letters, either sex; ‘send two stamps for particu lars. Hick's Bupply Co., Halsteaa 8t., Chicago. ~553 27 WANTED—-FEMALE HELP, WANTED, two young lady students to learn halrdressing, manicuring and chi- ropody_ and scien! ilc massage. Call or write Roomm Bee Bldg. C—2%0 100 Girls. CI.II Canadian o office, 15th & Dod WANTED — ley nonk. Ellren Reln\l- rant, 1604 Cass 830 WA Address B 61, Bee. WANTED, a girl for :l:llll family. Mrs. e, WANTED a competent . Dumont, NTED, bookkeeper and lfi.hfl‘fflphir fisnaru houlework. herman irl for housework. Lafayette Ave. C—234 WANTED, finisher on shirts and coat also muchine operator on overalls, shir and duck clothing. Apply Byrne & Ham. mer Factory, 12th and Howard Sts, C—465 27 WANTED, an experienced lady demonstra- for for city work. F 31, C--MdTs 28 SOME MORE POINTERS--AND FACTS. Fact No. 1-That Gregg Shorthand is tauvght in a larger number of schools than 81 Fact No. 3—That certain school proprietor in teaching Gregg Shorthand “in its purity, having falled to secure a monopoly are now trying to folst on the public @ clumsy imitation of it which they can control absolutely. Fact No. 3-That they will succeed In maintaining a monopoly over the adulter- ated Gregg Shorthand—for the reasbn thatno one will want to teach it! Fact No. 4-That at the recent convention of the Gregg Shorthand Association a young man of 21 wrote on mew matter 225 words' a minute; and this was accom- plished, like all the other high speed records In the system, by Gregg Shorthand “in its purity.’ Fact No. 5—-That any so-called “improvement: troduce vertical strokes and lary of Gregg Shorthand which in- hooks manifestly violate the fundamental prin- ciples of the system and are hopelessly inefficient beyond a certain point. Fact No. 6-That the latest and most improved Gregg Shorthand is found in the “‘Revised Edition,” published two weeks ago, by John Robert Gregs, the most complete and beautiful text book ol has printed o the cover in gold letters EDITION." which is shorthand ever issued. This book “GREGG BHORTHAND-REVISED Fact No. 7-That you cannot afford to waste time and money over an untried and worthless imitation by a ‘Professor” who never had ven a good theoretical knowledge of Gregg Bhorthand and did not hold a teacher's certificate. Fact No. 8—That there are many good business schools in Nebraska where Gregg Shorthand s taught by competent teachers in its purity from the Revised Edition and where students ha the magasine and all the other reading and writ- ing matter in the system at their disposal. Fact No. 9—~That we intend to continue giving facts W this column and that in- teresting printed matter will be sent to any one on receipt of postal card, THE GREGG PUBLISHING COMPANY. CHICAGO. rfumes, three good ne ‘ANTED, by manufacturer of bnu -runl- flavoring extracts; experienced ll!.lmln no scheme: position. Address F 2, Bee. — 556 BALESMEN to sell tollet soap to dealers; §I0 per month salary and expenses; ex- ‘nst '0., WANTED, coatmaker, married, Swede or German ‘prete lace *permanent. Ja‘}-"‘l.’.zm.’nm. phens, Villisca, I WANTE] llmtn’!ln "1 [ es; give ex) C"'” ‘o hard wo WANTED, men to learn best paying trade flx poxistence for poor man; short time; ttle pos! ni 8t. A1e N, experienced, acquainted with trade, to h‘ndll a line of ow: poxmllr Driced skirts; e Snital wajst” A b PPy "’l‘bo and mu Co., llyfl-.. B--547 2% (ltrl m tack ‘WANTED, Box Co., East DETECT! SRR F‘ strong boys. Omah maha. ~ B—48 !'l. wd’ lnbh s man wanted Mo-llry ‘Write. tive Assoctation. Indlan- B letters at homl ror urlhulln to attend Omaha Bend for uulofl:fl. B—60 BEST quick nlllfll side lin pocket sample; one hours’ Emlr fltlly expenses. 34-201 Chlk S!. ‘WANTED, salesman to car turer's line of gloves in braska or the Dak: a F ¥, Bee. manufac- ansas, Ne- otas. For terms ad- 549 271* peclalty, experienced travel- best pmpumon ever i manu: turer; “crackerjack’ ldvtrlh ng vlln insures orders nearly every town: com mission_advanced; averages 33 on each order. Box 41, Minneapolls, Minn. = TRAVELING salesman wanted by estab- lished house; no technical lno'l.dn necessary, but simply all-arotnd hustier of good appearance dress; first- class line; liberal contract; entire time required; ~references. Box M, Detroit, Mich, —546 21 BALESMAN WANTED-Hustling salesman !or Nebraska by well established whole- high commission contract, With 53 weekly advance while traveling. Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit, Mich. IALE!HAN wanted, experienced s alty of abllity who is worth per monlh and expenses; pflllflnn permanent; good references required: personal inter- Yiew it satistactory. Write F 3 Bee. fllllh o lkm-tn:f m““ Inda- 1 0 ref ra. n Omal hllndvldnl(y!uflcn Experienced -‘ nor grocery feried. ‘WE PAY $20 a week and with rin Introduce our Poultry unl nn-hhnlln m , Parsons, house. clerk pre- e = Com. I L!ARN wal'vmflln’“i situations secured; 01 weekly. hwl, Pmmmpm.. WOMEN to do sewing and binding on spe- clalties; # per 100; can make six an hour; material sent free prepaid; send dressed reply envelope for full’ plrticull Universal Co., Dept. A, Walnut 8t. delphia, Pa. —8 DON'T MISS THIS—If you want govern- ment ypalmmem prepare now fof ex- amination. ~ Surg method. "Quick and in- expensive. Fleld's Civil Service Correspondence Institute, Washington, D. C. C—566—21* me Correspondence pondenc GIRL for eneral housework; references riquired. re. H. W, Shriver, 2008 8pon- ' o 54 Dot enclose stam, Detroit, Mich, . o LADIES, copy letters at home; $10 per 1,00. Send stamped anvcloza for f applica- tlon. Monarch Novelty 8, Chicago. AC'I‘IVE anhollc lad, for 12 days’ umnctory Bldg., Chicago. LADY wanted to travel and collocl in Ne- brask: bo! e guaranteed. Salar. e epenbes; frustw srth Fy and expenses: trustwor :’:&n, required. Bend y to work at home; trial rmuom if John En"l umm- posi- self- od enyelope fof reply. Jlmu Me- Brody, Star Bldg., Chicago. C—501—27" BRIGHT. capable ynun‘ lu!y tenograph have managin and willing lo accept responsibilit semunem ress F' 39, osition to right party. Ad- n references YOUNG jadies wanted, any distance, copy letters home evenings and return to us; we pay $10 per T,000; send addressed en- ve!oB: for gnlonx-n and copy. F. M. Pt ox 1411, Phllld.llml& SRR #10 PER 1000 copying letters to be sent to Paper free; two stamps With applica- ton. Tiinols industrial nton, Desk X Chicago. LADIES to do we furnish al §7 to §12 weekl to Royal Co., lecework at thelr homes; materials and pay from send stamped envelo Bonroe Bt. O & e # TO $15 Weekly, no canvassing. if now employed an hour or two evenings will add § to 6 to your weekly income; en- close stamp; work mailed on application, Century Mfg. Co., Toledo, O. C—sm 27 copy letters at home 4unn‘ spare BY A WIDOWER, a competent lady for general housework; modern conveniences; glve age, references and wages expectéd. F 41, Bee. C—M620 28* FOR RENT—HOUSE! WE have a large list of houses and flats for rent. Call and get list. R. C. PETERS & CO,, Ground Floor, Bee Bldg. D619 27 VANS and baggage wagons. -Tel. 118 D—283 HOUSES TO MOVE ri Co.; office in all F. Da rts of city. The O. Co., ©8 Hee Bids. 't Omaha Van Stora, ‘arnam, or Tels. 160- WE ARE bullding an attractive 8-room Colonial house on cor. Burt and 39th sts. It will be ready for occupancy Sept. 1. Do you want it? R. C. PETERS & CO,, Ground Floor, Bee Bldg. D—615—27 FOR RENT-HOUSES. That very commodious and comfortable east front dwelling, 518 South 26th street, paved street, large barn, 7 feet frontage. \\'ARD KENNEDY & SON, l“llle Loan, Rental and General rHllrlncn Alenl‘h 1141n; uf : D 1 tional 4 LARGE rooms lnd large hl.ll $12; 6 large rooms and large hal ; in good condi- tion; just north of U. P. flenul Bemis, Paxion block. D637 37 FURNISHED and unfurnished houses and rooms for sale or to rent by the Com- mercial Bureau of Information. Suite 7, over 520 Broadway, Council Bluffs, or 425 Paxton block, Omaha. D610 21 AE———— FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. ELEGANT rooms, finest location in the city. 1909 Capitol Ave. | Real 20 First LARGE front room, also small front reom, together or separately. 2015 Douglas. DEWEY Buropean hotel, 13th and Farnam. pean ho 1 PER WEEK, 422 8 1 th st., one blook south of court house. B-621 rflRNl!HED “cool. rooms, lnodel’n, 2011 I\OOI!. firet- location. 2224 Farnam. ret-class 01 A MODERN rooms, turnllhefl or unfurnlthad' walking distance. 2001 B E—208 BACK parlor, to _ required. 624 N. NXCELY furnished front rooms for Iilhl E—485—81 Ildlel only; referen 19th* Sf E—484 27 housekeeping. 2810 Douglas St £3 NICE room, modern, large lawn, close in; quiet home for any (entlemln who_de- sireg such. F 23, Bee. E—4% 20° FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALB-MISOELLANROUS. Sewing Machines Cheap MONDAY ONLY White, five drawer, drop head.. Standard, five drawet, drop head Davis, five drawer, drop head Household, five drawer, drop head, good 28 New.«sesersasas sautses New Home, five drawer, drop head. Wiicox & Gibbs, box top Singer, tailoring:-+..... Standard, drop head........c.ievnan Wheeler & Wilson, No. 2 $15.00 20.00 20.00 25-00 25.00 5.200 10.00 20,00 30.00 These machines are all in perfect condition, and the latest thing the ractories produce, and such machines as the usual agents sell for new. Box top machines, all standard plete, with attachments, from $1.00 makes, with the latest heads, com- to $I5 We rent machines at 75¢ per week or $2.00 per month. We repait and sell parts for any machine manufactured. Nebraska GEO. E. MICKEL, Mgr. 334 Broadway, Cycle Co. Cor. 15th and Harney. Council Bluffs, la. 612 N. 24th St., South Omaha, Neb. AGENTS WANTED, AGENTS, men or women, to sell new household artigle; every one buys. Sells itself. Quick fales; $5 to §7 dally. Write today. C. E. Partce, Durllnxlo;\. Wi o B Q—4n-27 FOR SALE, a young Durham cow, very entle, just fresh; a good milker, at 2838 ‘ebster St. 1 & FOR BAL! E—Thl“. litters Scotch Col“. pups. H. Brown, 1806 8 St., Bouth O Q—Mis1 PLEASANT southeast room. 2213 l)ng#m E—508 FIVE rooms furnished for housekeeping, $4.00 per week. Bulitable for four persons. 214 So. 20th St. B--5% 27* FOR RENT, 1923 Dodge st. o FURNISHED rooms for rent. 1814 Webster, E—~M64 A2 two nice south réoms. \ E—640 — e FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tuli“ BEE PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO,, for choice houses. 001-2 N. Y. Life Bias. el. 1016, Tel, 1%, D257 MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. HOUSES, ete. F. D. Weud, 1624 Douglas. D—288 ROOMS and bolrd, The Albu\ Douglas. THE STEWART—Rooms and board, 1708 ‘hicago. i nm F—44h 27 NICE front room, modern, walking dis- tance, handy to all cars. 1919 Burt st 2107 SPENCER ST., 10-room house with, bath, furnace and barn; nice loca: rent $%. wWm. K. Potter, recelvcr. Qmaha Loan and Trust Co, 303 Bi oc} MODERN §-room furnished house, August and September; references.required. 2001 Hickory St. D457 3 2020 BURT ST., 9 rooms, modern, $30; 4318 Farnam, 8 rooms, modern and barn, $25 8008 Mason, 8 roors, modern; 1658 N, 20th 4 rooms, $10. Others. mn.w.u Bros., Barke: Blk. D—5% FOR RENT—FLATS. Desirablo double fiat, No.” -4 Cuming stree Third floor flat, No. rru Nlchu]u street. HOWARD KENNEDY & SON, Real ‘Estate, Loan, Remnl and General ce 20 Fivst Notional Bank Bullding, D% 21 HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker block. D—200 FOR RENT, large &-room house, city water, $15.00; 2002 Blondo. 7-room house, 1 224, §15.00. The Omaha Realty Co., lm Dnu‘lll st. D-5TT UNEQUALLED, centr: room house, 4-room flat. GOOD modern §-room house. 2504 Blondo, D—-M317T all_moders Tizard, D-] 7- N. 828 HOUSES, stores. Bemis, Paxton block. D291 1812 N, 26T s'i 7 rooms, bath, gas, barn; fent $20. K. Potter, receiver, Omaha Loan ana Trust Co., 38 Brown block. D—930 12 CHARLES, four-room cottage; ‘Wm. K. Potter, recelver, Umahi n and Trust Co., 818 Brown block. D981 rent MODERN house, 8 rooms, 2723 Jackson st. Whesler & Wheeler, Douslss and isth st. 6-ROOM, all modern, house, 207 Sherman fine one, .00, 7 ‘il modern, 1001 N. 2th st., another fine one, $20.00. G. B. Turkington, 605 Bee. b—Me0¢ —— ] FURNITURE for sale, house for M! Call mornings. 2016 Douglas. St. "OR RENT, excellent s l(x-room eo(tll'. Bd Ch i w'&'fl: h“m (. l dl i n olce nel ) including water 607 l?‘ ' or 507 D——l’ rent. ?ulr. at N. Y. Life Bla When You Write to Advertisers remember It oniy lakes an extra mb or two of pen to mention the facc that you saw the ad in The Bea TWO modern brick houses nearly new; each nine rooml and nundry, 339 and 41 South 29th A on lh‘nt car line; price, nquin ds, 1115 So. 32d " street. 4012 SEWARD ST., 7-room podern except (urnnca. { 00d barn. Only 924 N, 1-room. all m $20. \liublo for hotel or !‘OR RENT, 0-room modern house, large lawn, stable room, one horse and bn‘h in T)od condition J." L Purcuplle, Capitol avenue. FOR RENT elegant brlek. modurn Nll- dence, 26th_ave., Mary's 26 8. 130 o D—M cheap. Brennan-Love Ca. FOR RENT, 10-room brick, modern resi- dence, on|¥l blocks from postoffice; et b thing Tor a” fest-class boarding a4, 8 month. Brennan-Leve, co. 12-rool e/ $-room_modern brick r FOR RENT. . stone, modern residence, 2423 Cass idence, 3007 Pacific l-;;’{im modern residence, 1128 So. 3ist Bt., 9-room modern residence and barn, 18 Binney St., l-a?m modern residence, 113 So. 2th Ave., 8-room modern brick residence, 31 N. 39%th BRENNAN-LOVE CO., 309“So. 13th St. D407 31 FOR RENT, desirable eout §_rooms, modern, furnace, lawn. FOR RENT Modern cottage with 4821 Capitol Ave., Dundee; rent, 1 Quire 44 Webster. Bt GOOD HOUSES FOR REN’ W7 B0 b 18 rooma. moden, sultable for roomers and boarders, good neighborhood. 3869 Franklin, § rooms, city water, clstern, §as (OF slove, nice lawn and shade. 3646 Dodge, 8 rooms, modern, $22.60. 1104 8o 8t8, 7 rooms, city witer, mu 1808 Corby, § rooms, city water, Bec Dk, % oo, Sty water hes GARVIN BR( Bank Bids, nl A D807 11 FOR RENT, 310 8. %th, 10 rooms, steam ML 2563 Dodge, 9 rooms, modern. 9 Marey, w%&n‘m"hu 3750, Tel. 829, II‘NYUI‘ UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. FURNISHED rooms, with board. Douglas. Fto THE ALBIESG, 111 8. 17th st., furnished Tooms, with board;.good ucommodntln for translents, F-557 A26 2100 n FOR ll}ll\-l}lwlnlflln ROOMS, r_month; ground BB: hullfllnl facing for 1 uht. heat C. Peters & Co., 116 DESK room space, oor room in The arnam street; no ex or janitor service. rental agents, Bee buliding. FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFJICES, ulldl formerly occu- ’l‘:‘?u % 1 FOR RE'HT—TB nam St. t E‘n lour llon blumll\l which was formerly Ilud as Th. ess . This will be rented very r: A interested ITDU at once to C. C. Rose- ‘water, secre! lry, room 100, Bee hu}ldin‘. CLOTHES capacity equi gled holders; money. ) urn, Ind. RYERS — New _ Invention; over 18 feet of line; retalls _75c. e Sresa Qulck sellerl e Standard Mig < ick- FOR SALE, a handmade, newly painted Finlayson, 213 8o, 13th open surrey, usholl'.erod. Sam'l Q488 27* CONCESSIONS at M. W. A. mpmnlnx as- AGENTS in every clity and town to_soliclt business firms;” good Address, Charles Kelly, ber of Commerce, pay o good Room Cleveland, O, soclation plenic at Valley, Nel 4. Address Jos. Anderson, :; Q—M611 28% CLAIRVOYANTS, AGENTS, the book of the Urtted States of the ©of man's evolution through the ages of the law destined to rule the fed- erated nations under one universal gov- ernment; the great book of the year; everyone will ‘want to read it; copy in vellum de lux cloth, stamped in colors, structions, sent express paid, for 50 cents, richly ust to cover cost; money back and you send eep the book if ot satisfactory; today. W. M. Goldthwaite, 221 6th Ave., Chicago, Il J—5% 2% complete with terms and in- Gylmer Omaha’s Famous Palmist | has just returned from an extended trip throughout the country and is in an ex. cellent state of health and mind, He trip was one of recreation and pleasure and was sorely needed after b conseoutive years of continuous and ardent. labor, The madam is ain and states that ‘work WHIP salesmen wanted on commission or y have an established trade; good ‘men can make first-class pay; posi- $iops opem untt) August B. United States salary, if th Westfield, Mass. J—521 27* WANTED mod ropruenlnu\nm city and town to h mantles and supplie ern Light Co., Statio _Whip Co permanent, C, Detrolt, Mich, J-618 7 ‘WE WILL pay any honest man ;xsoo per month and ail traveling expenses to take orders for the greatest portrait concern !l’n e the United States; your salary ulrlnteed lnd position permanent, d's 4rt Excharige, Pt 2 % in_each dle our line of gas Mod- er with a renewed vigor and will put fnr(h every affort to accommodate all of applicants. For the benefit of stran jote it might be well to state that as a scien- tific paimist Mme. Gylmer stands alo: She Is recognized as the leader of hi ~profession. pre-eminently froates Iife reader in the country toda: f you are in need of advice concerning any phase of life don't fall to consul this wonderful woman. She can give ac- curate and beneficlal Information. Par- lors of Palmistry, 315 8. 8t, in Granite Blk., 24 floor. Take elevator. 8610 27 AT‘I‘ENT.ION! ATTENTION!! ‘DR. EDWARDS, The nolvd lrance medium, clairvoyant and palmist, guarantees to her visitors co cit; for a new idea in accident Insurance, to % current rates, and exclusive territory to the right man. Progressive Mutual Accident" association, 94 New York Life bldg., Omaha. J—646 29 —_— WANTED—TO RENT. “in Nebraska liberal commission lete satisfaction or no charge. All af- fairs of life. If there is anything you wish to know, any desire of your heart ungratified, consult this gifted omll‘ whose power has mystified the mos| skeptical. What she has done for otherd she can do for you. Your lite will by made brighter, h-nr n marked out that will u to Thdependent slate. and 1ower wrtings, in dratclass location Appl, fi P-! “t FOR RENT-—Store in rent reasonable. Co., ground floor, Bee FOR RENT-Desk room or large s eultable for merchandise broker or pafty doing business in wholesale district. In- quire Hene & Co., 916 Farnam Bt | FOR RENT, OFFICES. Patterson block, 17th and Farnam, two large rooms fronting Far; rooms, l7ll| front, $§20.00; 8, 4 rooms, 15% 'F'lrnlm $33.00. 2 rooms, 215 So. 13th, $15." M'CAGUE INV. C a | 2217 Cuming, store room and 6 living rooms, city water, $16. 214 Bo. 15th street, choice location. GARVIN BROB., 1600 FARNAM ST. 1596 27 FOR RENT—STOR! RES. le store room in brick bullding, No. 29 First National Bk Bulldl g o .m AGENTS WANTED. WANTED, § to S-room house, good loca- tion, by first-class tenant, 8 to 9-room house, furnished, located in the st West Farnam of September, b: W. FARNAM & reet district, by the 1 best of parties TTH CO., 19 Farnam & St. Mediums developed. Persons llving at & distance may write in_perfect conndence, 109 So, 17th Bt., near Dodge St. Lecture ang spirit messages Sunday, 7:30 p. m., at Woodmen hall, Cor, 16th St., and Capitol Ave. Names in full, descriptions ang delineations. All are welcome. Come early to get a seat. 8438 210 WANTED by man, _close in. Address F 40, Bee. wcll l’urnllhm.l room —598 31 MRS, FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 Cass St. 8308 WANTED, wife, in' well located, ~modern private family preferred; refere 42, Bee. < WANTED, to rent, a 1-8-room_furnished, modern house, for summer or longer, rown persons. | I!aponnlblc 'gur!\ Aa- ress 48, M643 28° wu(‘rlcn—'ru BUY, hous ces. N WANTED, cash_prices paid. general delivery, Omaha. tended to. WANTED, to buy, bakery, $1,00 to $1,500. Address F 43, Bee. N-—-M614 28 FOR IALD—FIJ“KI'I'IIRI. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 New and secondhand, boug! exchlnled 000 010 feather beds highest Address A. 3. Macl Maii gra WAN'rl'.D-Cn vassing agents In ever; lollcll. luhnl:r uonl to CEN' l“ Rl}‘ mrm. es| dress, Lumlry Fasmer sopn'xcamnv Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. —a3 SOMBTHING NEW |1 Just out. Send for Bampls. Combination Door Knob and Beil Mo Ruiting or ruining the door. Put on r in & moment. No batteries 1o Sorry about. "No springs to wind. Noth- % ot out of order. Own your own uh ’nf':o lundiord to trouble.” Price ‘and absolu uaran for Aot s wanied. w'%': RN L SePRICAL COMPANY. 1212 Farnam treet, Omaha, Neb, 216 [EDICO! Y entg for Towa fleld, H(X- N aGeh & Co. a0 Ware block. J—MdTi HOU SEHOLD furniture and a fine unrmhl plano. Call at 2212 Wirt st. O-613 2 I SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. 2 TOP CARRIAGES, [y “phaetons, other top and open buggs Preiffer, 2620 Leaven- P m A9 worth. FOR SALE, a young ; Shetland_ pony. very small and gentle, at 2526 Webs l;ar Bt REMEMBER Harry Frost puts tires on and fixcs vehicles, 14th and Leavenworth, TWO stallions for sale cheap or trade, one a black Percheron, one a bay trotter, both money makers; reason for sellin other business. Apply Bowse & Gre: b-rn Counecil Bluffs, L P AGENTS, protu-hn lo 26 g:r day. dow't work for others: learn a in ten days that will pey $10 Prot. 8. A. Weltmer, Ne- SALE, driving horse, ne B uksy. Price reasonable. ' Call eveni or address Wy F. Lehner, 410 N, Sty South Omaha, Neb. — 308 300 4 sehold invention; A?_.ENT! "';. M“:olfl in Milwaukee; wis blg rafite, exclusive tefritory; free sam, 5 L %Eagren, Loan & Trust Bldg., llfwlukn Wi J- s. AGENTS wanted to handle latest im- proved self-heating Charcoal Iron; no stack, but a double drart; also othu im- vements. American Ml’l 5‘: 23 Park wa, New York. J—fll WANTED, manager in every city, county to handle best paying business known; hclumm new; exclusive control. Phoe- nix Co., 15 W. 2ith Bt., New York. J—580 31* CARLOAD of horses. Baumley & John- Son, Omaba Stables, 417 8o. 1dth Bt il ;0 —_— FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. WHITE sawdust; seasor checked oak tim- Vers, cheap; bog tence, eic. Wi Dougias. FOR lALE—PhnnompM other insrume Wllmfl CD.. 1641 Farna NEW “and secondhand typewriters. 1118 Far- pam. bt e uptrlnr to any up. The [ WE PAY $22 a week and expen: to men ‘with rigs to introduce Poultry Compound. Internal Mtg. Co., len}. -E' AGENTS can make 352,000 to $4.000 the next three months handling a mewly patented article; absolute necessity in every hunuhuld and business. mlnd enor- xperience not necessary; exclu- IIv. lerflloly given. Household No y Co., Manufacturers, 6 West :ma 8t., New York City. J—566—: Automatic Window Cl FYTIONAL, Avienps Y fuddtr, cloth Ana *a10p. A[enl W e, block, Clindnnltl o. m STYLES trusses; catal & McConnell Drug C Dodn‘ Omaba. XNDIAN loufll and relics. 119 Farnam, Q- vin pumm.—pmof tires, $1.9 and rloo r pair. Omaha Bicyecle 6t i cigo sts. MO 2DHAND e che: 'Ch'll’ll. m ' mh. - Qi FDHAND safe cheap. Derighi, 1119 Farnam. Q305 FOR gas fixtures see Sam1 Burns. " 2 Q10 AS AGENTS' head \ll!ul'l for street fair car. nival and celebration goods, street work- ers, peddler supplies, canes, cnn('lfl fly- ing makes; foxy Das, every day. Write for uulome w.fl.l’n Merchandise Co., %4 B. Madison St., Chi- cago. 35 7+ STOP RUNAWAYS Pocket hi tching posts hitch Rorses ‘solld instantly; carry in Fk‘( H.‘fthl seller; -J!.nu ‘wanted. ng Post Tichmona. ENTS 0 monthly: metal AgGENTS 415! i metal bread n ll‘unr‘. sales it $1%5.00 .'un f”“- .0 Snidamad 0, T T L M. E. always hurry. Tel 8. o—m IDISON _ phonographs, ‘ ided re D ordmlxe l DI (K % and $0; ¥ per dox. . Tew wheels, 31 4’8 ip Bicycle Co., léth IM Chlcl(fl - FOR SALE, Mclurfi and mouldings, 1 r- rate or together, on account of ng city. Star Art Co., 2408 Lc-v-nwonh Q—lfi room and board for man and 3 MME. GYLMER, Omaha's celebrated paimist, has returned to the city after an extended journey throughout - the country, and is now at the present ad- dress, 3i5 So. 15th Bt., Granite block. —_— ELECTRIC TREATMENT, , 24 floor. R. & T—Mi As* MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N s R T MM, SMITH, baths, 118 N 1 VERY, desirable lll"e south room, Bl T—M6L5 with board. 202 N. 18th 3 PERSONAL, T AM of good appearance, well educated, m.dale aged, veiy weaitdy, and i want 0 marry an intelligent, pi aucu, sym- pathetie lady, no inacter Wiat her ciroums stances or station i life; more atiention 15 paid to huntng golu than a true com- panion, hence the number of Unbappy marriages, 50 why not g0 about it in & business-like manner. It is of No conse- guence how beopie ‘becomme “acquaintes. dne paramount ining naividuals, and I huve set aside custom as the hayple ness of a ifetime 18 Of More MOMEDL, DO- licving there is somewhere in this broad land a genwne woman whom I can lovi und wita whom i can share my vust foi tune, if she will set aside ner scruples 1 haVe mine, long enouga o aaadres: Weiler, Keal' Bstate Board Bldg, Chi HE BIGHED, she sighed, and then they mighed side by slae down by the river- sige. He nad forgotted his STOECKER CIGARS. The anly kind sne would let him smoke. U—d6 B HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chirop- ody, for ladles OIIIX: in connection with he’ Bathery, 4i6-an Bee Bidg. U—d PRIVATE hospital, before and during cone t; bablos ‘adopted. 106 Grant A Garacls. el. Fo1IE. [ RUPTUB.I‘ ‘manently cured in -4 “ Ular, O. . W R Yor” Lite' Bdg., om"-‘:fiu_lr VIAVA, woman's w um:° mu:lm"tm uno.u_m, RA.\(OPHUNL and » |~. 'hohuh eu\d retall. - oliins PDM“PD 182 Doy CHIROPODL Y ty. 4 _special Iu conmection with The bulhery, rooms 316- Tel. 1116, 0 Bl BHA MPOOING A Maccion with Ene Bachery, T ¥y butiding. Tel. 1i6. TRI-AUTO-CULTURE Is Nature's highway to heaith, and ere 18 no beauty, beauty. or health without activity. sclentific method of home traini #lves one that superb power that o gocompanies s high degree of Beaith. Fox, room 2, 1404 Farnam. U404 31 HANDSOME, " Inteliigent American lady worth ‘;: marry {mmedi tely ol ress, i ‘Vulunn l . i FE&F‘&.‘:.-‘.?“ miadle s o Address, amilton, J&@ X el i re H Bidg., Chioago. DR l ACKIDN I'" Rifision treer el FOR SALE, 500 cattle, consisting of year. cows and cows .lld TEL. 0 for L. M. B. measengers. U—Mse ELITE PARLORS, 615 8o. 16th HE‘