Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 3, 1902, Page 18

THE OMAHA DAILY The Hee, Answers no acnuol i on presentation of the FOR SALE—CIGARS, $50.00 IN GOLD. < It pays to buy your cigars of us. You may wake up some day and find_yourself the possessor of Fifty Dollars in Gold that ‘Wwe give away to our customers each month. Butler & Miller, N. W. COR. WTH AND FARNAM STS. —686 WANTED=SITUATIO! A STENOGRAPHER-—When you want one cail the Steminglon Typewriter office, 1618 Furnam street. Telephone 1513, & re‘l-t pharm T0" tave charge; refor- Address F 17, A—MS09 4% WANTED, situation, cist; competent . ence, former employer. " Bee. WANTED, position by experienced bo. keeper, auditor and expert accountan best references; reasonable salary. F 66, Bee. —507 3 WANTED, position as keeper ot cashier at o best references. Addres WANTED, by middle-aged man, position hier of assistant cashier of countr WANTED—MALE HELP, [ —— VAN MATRE'S Commercial and Shorthand College, INEI; Cor. 17th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, eb. It will be remembered that Mr. Van Matre organized and for two years con- ducted m; ‘fnm"nerclll department of the school s ia Sne Comercial and Shorthand eollele conducted on an educational basis, and it ‘educates its students, instead o making machines of them., WE ARE NOT RUNNING A LABOR BUREAU, NEITHER ARE WE_.RUN- NING A kmuEnuARTEN. AND WE DO HAVE A GREATER OBJECT IN VIEW THAN THE SEPARATION OF THE STUDENT AND HIS MO Never have proficient, mlnklng young n_and women been at such a premium they are today. Why not prepare yourself in a GOOD 8C L. and then take s of the MONEY that our busine: re offer- {ox to competaney -t d $40 to $126 per month. b iSirieas men appreclate the basis upon which this school is founded, and also the lan of its work, ln evidence of his '5 have ha twelve (12} " h that we have bun unable to iew trom 3o (o 310 A Fomnox R 1T BY 'I‘ENDING A FIRST-CLA! BCHOOL TERM WILL OPEN SEPTEM- HOOL WILL_COMMENCE OBER 13, MONDAY, ‘WEDNESDAY KD FRIDAT N D September % & night law school wiil e opened in connection with this college to which both ladies and gentlemen will namitted The lectures®will be Eiven the leading attorneys of the eity, A ‘course in the primary principles of law will also be given. Elizabeth McCartney will be promli- mently connected with the work of the w school, For particulars call or writ $5 FOR HALF A' DAY'S WORK. If you live In the country or In a small town and have a good acquaintance among the farmers and stock ralsers in the neighborhood you can make 3 easily by four cr five hours work. rite us %:a l:: l""l‘tll'l'li Cm‘ 'Qulr‘dgmpoa c: e Bee Publishing Co. ors" ;. ,_Omaha, Neb. B Mehy WANTID—A good man in lvo? collnt‘ to taky lublcrlnuom for The Twentie Cenlu ‘mer. Our agents make v everpwhere. ences required. ress, Twentleth ~ Century ¥armer, Omllu. . Hl WCAHTE“D—lnlurlnc -lne'l,l“ of C " " gfier vou s good ‘all at9a. ‘an Y nl Bt Wheu You Write to Advertisers remember it ulib' Illl. E two o nUa the fact Qn you siv h%a 1n The Bea. IXPERIBNCID male stenographer who gperates Remington: ty] wilter B—Mi60—A24 WANTED for U. 8. Army; Abl.o-bodhd clunn- ma‘:,nlrw l. o( pod“‘nr- lct-r and tem can erate who read and write znun.h For infor- m-uon apply to un: Oficers, mh bunfllnl. hnualn. Nebraskm, oo situations secured lome Cfirmmndenc' e .....h_ AN’I'ID men wl or_disea rite for fl’" booklel .dlt.d b, and m uccessful special nited ltllu Address J. Newton Hllnwly. K. D, & Commerclal Block, Sloux City, B fll WIIKLY l.‘ogyln. letters at home; sex, hel stamp for particulars. Kllll Mfg. Co., 248 Warren Ave., Chicago. B—s07 THERE 1s o big demand for plan tuners. Illnn (1] D aits each sed Jhe t in Kan, YOUNG man, travel; $0 month and ex- penses; expérience Unnecessary. Enclose self- ressed env. Kins, Manhattan Bi At your own w weeks without loss of time or money; wo guarantee It; we teach you free a get you a position. wfll. for full tformation and our free book, “Ho e & Buccessful Business Man. 10 cells ou bow you can better your post- tion and make more money. Commerclal Gorrespondence Bchools, ' Drawer O, Rochester, N. Y. B> ED-Man, good babits, ;‘o "l'vel in res: Dearborn, B0 {BOLICITOR FOR NEBRAlKA—Only suc- cessful ones de: with banks and cor- nl.lonl need answer; lmlnhy, % to uw made. .uuaury , @ Wabash Ave. Chl WANTED=MAIL HELP, WANTED-MALE HELP, s | September | Boyles Colleg OPENS ITS Fall Term. This college represents an earnest and successful attempt to apply sound com- mercial principles to the training of young people to do those things the business world requires to have done and s wiiling to pay for. We give our students the educa- tion which they most need to make them of value to business men. Our idea of a commercial college s one that imparts clean and wholesome busineas or steno- graphic training, and we belleve that a school conducted along this line, and which enjoys the confidence of the community in which it 15 conducted, fs the most valua- ble institution for young people to at- tend. We are constantly after new stu- dents, and at the same time we do not A FEW POINTERS ABOUT THE Omaha Commercial Cellege. 1ITH AND DOU GLA;BBTREETD, OMAH POINTER No. 1—Everything Is now ready rnr uw opnnln of the Fall Term, Mon- 'Rew clusses in all depart- n M ght Sehool begin Bept. i._All branches may be h POIATHR No. 2The Omaha School of Law is now assoclated with the College. We have also added the following partments: Elocution, Oratory and Physi- cal Culture, POINTER No. 3-Our advantages are su- rior to commercial schools 1‘“‘"‘"’ o mention, College Band, College chester, Lecture chool, Hlocution, Oratory, " Cuiture, ‘ublic Eentertainments, ry Soclety and Board of Trade. POINTEK _No. 4—We now teach "Mo-her- Gregg’' Shorthand. This im- proved. It has greater iegibiiity and reater speed than Gregg. Students learn f “more easily and make better stenog- raphers than in either Pitmanic or Gregg Monday, PO No. 5—This “Improved Gre Ia. superior to the Pitmantc systems ade, has but ov position, is easy to learn, has but few word signs, i8 much more legible and far more rapid. It is superior o the Gregg “in its purity because It is from 20 to & r cent briefer, is more rapid, more egible, up-to-date and better adapted to amanuensis work and court reporting. PO IR Nor G-Ever since the Omaha Commercial College was founded it has beon progressive and_ up-to-date. When we Introduced Grege Shorthand we knew allow a business house in this vicinity any opportunity to forget that we are giving (Young people the education that makes them valuable to their employers. We find out what the business community wants and Impart that Instruction to our stu- dents. We tolerate no mediocrity but insist upon accuracy and rellability In our stu- dents before recommending them for posi- tions. Upon this basjis Boyles college has yp- ferred to rest its claims for patronage, and the result has been the most remarkable growth known to an institution of learning in this section. COMPLETE BUSINESS COURSE, GREGG GRAHAM, GREGG AND PIT- N sl-iom'uAN - TOUCH TYru\ T COMPLETS ENGLISH COURSE. The college is open dafly to visitors. Apply for #page tllustrated catatogue. YORK LIFE BLDG. ‘uw Amnrlc-n Broadway, R $100.00 (gold bond) for monthly payments of by rellable financial bi ndorsements, ay: all or Bon ‘om| Angeles, Cl{ paid for in Gu-runll:e‘ed vast improvement over the stems. We were aware, how- ever, that it had many imperfections. It s rapid and legible as it could made. The sewing machines, type- writers and bicycles of 20 years ago were not what they are today. They have been improved. ‘‘Mosher-Gregg Shorthand” is st u‘much of an Improvement over regg “in its purity” as the present sew- ing machine 15 over the one invented by Ellas Howe sixty years ago. Gregg “in its original purity” will be valuable in ten years from now, like the first type- writer invented, only ing its “purity” he will place the greatest obstacle in its way. “Improvement is the order of the age,” and this accounts for our being able to give our students a system ot shorthand vastly superior to o original Gregg “in its purity.” POINTER No. Toit you ake. thinking of learaing shorthand, why not select a system having the latest improvements and which will enable you to write the greatest number of words with the least exertion. Why not select the one the most_legible and which fills every re- quirement for amanuensis work, general or court reporting. POIN 1 LR No. 8—A circular containing comparisons between systems will be fur- nished upon application; also our new iilustrated catalogue. Address: ROHRBOUGH, OMAHA, NEB. ROHRBOUGH BROS.,, OMAHA, NEB. WANTED—Capable men of local promi- nence able to present a dignified business proposition to business Interests; non- gompetitive and indispensable to every firm, corporation and property owner. No investment, but first-glass references required. Successful representatives can garn from §10 to 300 a month. Address, Eddy, Secretary, 521 M-nhnum Siag' Chicago, 1 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. WANTED—Coal miners and machine run- ners, Wyoming; bridge men, surface gang and extra gang, Wyoming and Nebrask: coal shovelers, ‘Colorado division B. & M. coal shovelers and laborers, ;5 R! Western R. R. Labor Agency, 810 6. nm NEBRASKA BUSINESS (o) AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE. BOYD BUILD ING, OMAHA. A, €. ONG, A. M, LL. D., President. Established ten Belect location. The Tow olden, o o floors are being ele Roll top desks and ect method. turniture is here. “Absolutely thorough."” Select teachers. Nothing like it In the west. ntly furnished. Yale desks for shorthand department, lemish oak banking fixtures for the commerclal department. Seldct students. Ten more latest model Remington typewriters ordered. best s none too good for the students of the N. B. C. Witn the beat of everything we are abie to turn out lhe efficlent help so much in demand. Over twenty calls were made at the college office last week by the business men for our uunof‘phcn and bookkeepers. nishes its students with positions. This is evidently the institution that fur- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Prof. Lo commercial teac! , the best known and conceded to be the most popular and efficient er and accountant in the west, has been secured for next year. This information will be gladly reccived by the scores of young people who contem. plate s business education next year. A. G. Guthridge s the only shorthand and typewriter instructor in Omaha who has attended the Gregg school for teachers and received a di entire term hé was under the author of Gr the most no‘ed author of shorthand in Ame: PURE GREGG This is the only college in Omaha that makes a by the author in his shorthand as set forth would not teach any “crude and imperfect” an tell the beginner how dangerous a thing it A that had b . L You w-:t l:‘n.puru(,‘ l:;: est; we ve the largest attendance in the history of the school e t us and you will say it is the best. a IY{‘I;D that has been cha e best. We have the best. Come and for catalogue free; a work of art. nged. oma. For an opE shorthand and learned the methods of SHORTHAND. speclalty “Revised Edition. modifications of it. of teaching Grej We do not and we Any experienced tempt learning You want_the 8end FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 1. WRITE Fage-Davis Co. Chioago or New Advertising taught by mall ~Blg ation, . B—8i-3* ‘WANTED, young men and women to_write for our ‘tree booklll, “Are Your Hands Tied?" It tells how we have heiped thou- sans to support themselves while we qualified them for high & in engineering or architecture. International Correspondence Bchools, Lo Scranton, Pa., or elllPdll; or ;;l;cn‘:n‘ Omaha office, 'axton 3 . B 3¢ ‘WANTED--Men Only two months bl T B g o Ridler Barver College, 1308 Do barber l?ulr!d by ou:flmllhofl prgented. Good all or write, las St. —832—38¢ WANTED everywhere, hustlers to tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc. no canvasing, good Bun Advertisi Bureau, Chicago. B-MT WANTED, first-class bread and cake baker must be wbtr and industrious; good N P. O. Box &0, Friend, = - 946 3¢ GOVERNMENT PO!l'I'IONl—Thnulumn of appointments to be made; examinations goon in every state; huhdreds that we ha mail hnvo been ap- ted. Bircular o1, &t ’ 2o o jo _bositions, uhrf es of examination: . &-llonfl Correspondence hsutiite, Wash: ington, D. C. B— MANAGER wanted, large county; “‘Game o' Skill" nlelnl slot mchlno for grinks and cigars; strictly lawful; takes lace of forbldden siof machines, {hereby iling-a long-elt want; "ml oF sold sasy paymenta; selly o orty our ta%a o Ned: Gonrad Jackson Dotk Cincinnati, Olln SALESMEN WANTED, WANTED, sslesman to sell grocers’ spe- clalties to the retail grocery trade Omaha and vlcln]ly for a Chicago houlo. e fexr”r.em Addrell of grocery.clerk Mpn- Thomas, Chicago. WANTED lll once, traveling salesman to sell axhandles In’the state of Nebraska: 15 per cent commission allowed; must glvi reference. nd-Shaved x-nnau t Campbell, Mo. IALIIHEN to ull tollet soap to dealers; $100 per month salary and expenses; ex- erience unnecessary. Louls Erust Co., WANTED, salesmen by manufacturers of Srocers’ apecialtion; give experience fulty; food to hard workers. Address o 611" Cilcao, 1 TRAVELING salesman wanted by estab- lished ‘house; no technical knowledge necessary, but simply all around hustler of good appearance and address; first- class line; liberal contract; entire time required; references. Box 214, Detroit, Mich. —817 3* WANTED, first-class salesmen for -new memorial edition Warner Library, of the worl best literature. ress Am. News) pae assoclation, 5222 New York Lite , Omaha, Neb. —898 3* WANTID——BY e one experienced special trade. pay. Address, I &, Bee. SALESMAN—Expprienced in Krltu medicines with retall’ a igh line; liberal pay. ating ‘e ‘experience ana relerances. B Co., 233 Market St., Philad eIK hed manufacturer, lesman. R -u CANDYMAKER wanted on hard candy; must be first-class on buttercups, also go0d all sround man on stick and penny { steedy work and good wages. Ad- Hrose galt Take: Gandy® Co,, "Bate" Sy, Clab, WANTED—A shoemaker at 26 N. 16th St. B-100 3 WANTED-Men and women to copy letters for us at home; 3§10 per thousand; vanced every week; send -ddreuqi en- yelops for copy and instructio tand- ‘en Co., WANTED—At_once, saiesman “for Nev\i " salesman; no novice need aj 54, Chicago. e SALESMAN: wanted, hustling for Nebraska by well astabljshed whole: sale house; high commission contract with $%5 weekly advance while traveling. Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit, Mich. rflenced traveling We want a Box o SALESMEN 'A.ntad fast selling side line; samples welgh { oa.; from $'to 0 per sale. Write Mercer, lowa City, ard Fulton Bt., New York B— §15.00 PER month and travel expense: rlld alesmen on baking powder and racts; experience unnecessary. Purlly ‘0., Chicago. B WANTED—Salesmen covering K Ne- braska and the Dakotas 10 c.rry special line of Service Gloves.' For terms ad- dress, Bee. WANTED—Stout boy of -lnun b for office work and errands; chance for ralse. G §, Bee. B9 3 If you fall to get our the best C BARBER students: 1SRRY and’ ptoposition in"th Ul proj tl learning the hrbor‘ trade. Xaau-"' b and nou._ BMos? fi‘mrlcln Barber colle sts, Omaha, A THOROUGH bllllm n w"h $1,000 to help handle Towa; money-making prowllllon. Addn-l G 1, AGENTS wanted to sell ‘Cyclone Rotary Hand Fans.” Greatest ullur y sell over a gross M Write odz for L ke St., Chwu'vla- ) e e— WANTED-FEMALE HELP. WANTED, learn hatrd: two young lady -uuuu to ressi manic O ropody tific Cll ke Boom 3 Bes Bidg 0" Coow’” WANTED—FEMALE HELP, EEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1902. FOR SALE-MISONLLANEOUS. FOR SALE-M LLANEOU 100 Girls. Call Ganadian office, 16th & Dodg: [ lady cook. Eureka Restaurant, 700 WANTED a competent girl for housework. Mrs. M. V. A)umvo.nt, % Latayette Ave! WANTHD—GIrl for lene;ll %08 Mason St l;;lewnrk, M A GOOD laundress at once at Cncnr mh and Harney. ARE YOU & Catholle and unemployed? See me. Hixenbaugh, 5 Ware block. -~ WANTED, good girl for houseworl ences required; four in fami _wages. Wl V\oolwurm ave. C WANTED—GIrl four in_famil South Omah “‘ANTFD—Slenonupher State expe LHH(E and salary wanted. Address, ec. LADIES wanted to do embmldery and Bat- “tenberg .at thoir home teady work. Chicago Crochet Co., Chicago, Hil. G LEARN rnnrfreudln 815 eekly. scuwl Phllm-lphh. 10 PER 1000 copylng letters, to be apsr Tree tws stamps With appioac Tilinols industrial Union, D:-'pu. o for general ho;nework &ood” wages. situations secured; ome Cnrre-wndénee LADIES, copy letter r Bend. rtamped. envelope. for lppl cation. Monarch Novelty Co., Dept. 8, ; o do no mp. » FEW ladles to do copying at home, canvassing; good salary; enclose Warren Chemical Detroit, Mi LADY wanted to travel and collect in Nebraska; $0 monthly bona fde guar- anteed. Balary and expenses. Trust- worthy _position. References required. ?enrl pfl(»;dggu-gz‘ crgledl:pecmr reply. ames McBrody, Star . Chicago. C—ouz—3* HOME work; $10 to ns‘ weekly; some to Toledo, O. BEWING gitls at H. B. & B. Hupermans Furriers, 118 So. 16th St C=04s WANTED—Young ladles to attend the Omaha College of Pharmacy. Send Jor catalogue. o WANTED, a girl for general housework in 8 fauilly of twoy good wages. 66 §. FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. ELEGANT rooms, finest location In the _clty. 1908 Capitol Ave. E—Ms3% DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. = E-116 $1 PER WHEK, 422 8. 15th St., ong b block south of court house. FURNISHED, cool rooms, Harney. modern, 11 E—T77 A¢* f\OOME, first-class location. 2224 Farnam, E—808 A8 AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th and Dodge E—Mbul Sewing Machines Cheap MONDAY ONLY White, five drawer, drop head.. Standard, five drawer, drop head Davis, five drawer, drop head .. New Home, five drawer, drop head Wilcox & Gibbs, box tgp.. Singer, tailoring:«...y.eut Wheeler & Wilson, No. 2.... Box top machines, ali standard plete, with attachments, from $1.00 Nebraska 334 Broadway, Household, five drawer, drop head, good as new. .. Standard, drop head.......ccovivuinn vennennnns $15.00 20.00 20.00 25-00 25.00 25.00 10.00 20.00 30.00 These machines are all in perfect condition, and the latest thlug the fnctonn produce, and such machines as the usual agents sell for new. makes, with the latest heads, com- to $I5 We rent machines at 75c per week or $2.00 per month. We repair and sell parts for any machine manufactured. Cycle Co. GEO. E. MICKEL, Mgr. Cor. 15th and Harney. Council Bluffs, la. 612 N. 24th St.,, South Omaha, Neb. Q-891-3 AGENTS WANTED. CLAIRVOYANTS. AGENTS, Automatic Washers sell them- selves; Exhibited ten orders.” Time required, 45 minutes: profit, over . Guaranteed to do washing in 3 min- utes; furnishes its own power, requires neither labor nor attention; costs lees - than any other machine; free sample and exclusive territory furnished; $50 weekly uaranteed; thousands of testimoniala. Automatic ‘Washer Co., !llllon,h Chi- cago. WANTED, agents to sell Insurance on & new plan; premiums within the reach of all, ‘policy delivered in a handsome leather pocketbook worth -more than premium asked; big money, great oppor- tunity. " Write for ful Iitormation to Arthur Widdicombe, Secretary, Dept. I, 8t. Louls. J CLOTHES dryers, new fnventlon, capacity equals over 18 feet of, line; nickeled hold- ers; retalls at Toc: | quick selists;: big money, Standard Mfg. Au- burn, Ind. Ugl{:‘cg ‘STATEU ‘l’fi'l"Llh?AdN;( BLDG. oice corner office, thir s CHAS. E. WlLLlAM!ON Ao‘or bong LARGE pleasant south room, private fam- ily, 112/ South 31st street. E—M844 8° COOL, pleasant rooms for rent at 1823 Leavenworth. E—M529 3% WANTED, organizers; we dent, death and old newal _contracts, Washington, D. C. k, accl- age benents top re- American Fn!trnh.y, WANTED-TO RENT. Merriam, comfortable summer home. el 85 Y ROOMS and board. The Albany, 2100 Doaglas. F—Miok Az Wllkln[ dl.. NICE front room, modern, tance, handy to all cars. 1919 F—Hfll F—67 A2 larg parlors, 50 'smalier rooms; F—689 A29 UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. THE ROSE, m Harney, single or 'ens als rates reasonal l SOUTHEABT tront room, with -Ico modern. 702 8. 20th Bt. F—8i Rk Uy AR W — | . X FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROUMS, DESK room space, $ per month; ground fioor room in The BDee bullding, facing Farnam street; no expense for light, heat T janitor service. K. C. Peters & So., nial agents, Bee buildin G—11 s aidedR ANTED—$ to 9-room house, good loca~ tion, by first-class tenant. 8 to 9'room house, furnished, located in the West Farnam itreet alsirict, 0y the 1s of Afv."mb" Y best of rtles. W. FARNAM SMITH CO., Farnam 8t. ~291 'ANTED to rent, Hiouse, within "wallin 330 per month. F b4, ‘WANTED, a small cottage or unfurnished rooms, 15th and Capitol ave. G 11, Bee. XK. 3 or S8-room modern dl' ance, not over K—MS524 3¢ by WANTED—TO BUY. I WANT to buy at once, to im; or_four nd:nlnlng lots, or a 01 near car line, prete between 16t ang Soch acs and ke and Ames ave. Have ldnplnd lhll Bubmit best: peice and om f"a soript ubmit best price 5 _ Address G 7, Bee. e Pwm ve, three alf biock, on grade, location COOL ROOMS for light housekeeping. B0l Davenport st. & FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. rmerly occu- oo at 916 Farnam St 1t ories and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably, It interested apply at once to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 100, bullding. State distance from Box Cresco, lowa. WILL hut'. Omaha dwallln., ll 600 to "'m P %, N FOR SALE~FUBNITURE. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dod, 2020, New and secondhand, bou exchanged. DINING room furniture. Some odd | Dlo and kitchen ware for sale. 2015 Dgu Call mornings. flfl FOR RENT—Store in first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. C, Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee BIdg. - FURNITURE of T-room corner flat for sale . Le, at once. Mra. Bunce, 1701 ‘worth, 3d floor. FOR RENT-De room or large space Suliable for merchagoise broker or vasty doing business in wholesale district. quire Co., 916 Farnam 716_South mh Bt FURNITURE of 7-room flat for sale at 01000 3 jATrENTION! ATTENTION! { MRS. DR. EDWARDS OF CHICAGO The noted trance medium, clalrvoyant and palmist, guarantees to her visitors vom- plete satisfaction or no charge. All af- fairs of life. If there is anything you wish to know, any desire of your heart ungratified, consuit this gitted woman, whose power has mystified the most skepti What sho has done for otiiers she can do for you. Your life will be made brighter, “happler and a path marked out that will lead you to success. Independent siate and letter writings. Mediums developed. Persons llving at & distance may write in perfect confidence. 109 80. 17th 8t., near Dodge St Lecture and spirit messages Sunday, 7:30 ., at Woodmen hall, Cor. 16th 8t. and c. pitol Ave. Names in ful delineations. Blfly to GYLMER Omaha’s Favorite Palmist. Reads life by the only scientific method in ogue. In fact, palmistry is the only method by which "thé bast, present and future can be accurately told. The lines in the palm indicate something when properly = interpreted. = Mme. ~Gylmer nows and can tell just what they mean. Every phase, It you desire to know yours selt apply to Mme Gylmer and learn hat you are and what you will be It 10 need of advice she can help you. Par- lors of Palmistry, 3l 8. lsth, {n Granite k., 24 floor, take elevator. 8970 3 ufis‘ FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 Cass_ St. 8729 delcrlnuunn All are we\coms S ome t a seat. MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 815 8. 15. S—Su —_— e 2 ELECTRICAL TREATMENT, MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor. R.2. T—MT48 Ab* MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N‘i‘“xm' Rl U GLADYS RUSSELL, 720 8. 13th \l, Grace O'Bryan of Ky., 120 8. i8th s o g PERSONAL. TRI-AUTO-CULTURE Is Nature's highway to health, strength and beauty, Fhere is no beauty, strength or health” without activity. 1 teach a fentific method of home training that glves one that superb power that only accompanies a high degree of health. Sam J. Fox, room 2, 1404 Farnam. U979 3 HAIRDRESSING) manicuring and chirop- ody, for ladies only, in connection with The Bathery, Z16-Z4 Bee Bldg. U—73l PRIVATE hospital before and during con- fnement; bables adopted. 246 Grant St. _Mrs. Gardels. Tel. F-1s RUPTURE gcrmrm‘n!ly Sured in 3 to 0 ® days; send for circular. O.8. Wood, M. D., 52 New York Life Bidg., Omaha, B 33 VIAVA, woman's wa 1o health treatment. Booklet Omah Tee. Home 36 Be-vul_dx., FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, 80. 10TH ST., $15.00. Cuming 8t., store and l rooms, $§16.50. 314 South 15th atreet ;‘ GARVIN BROS., ‘arnam St. 19503 AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—Canvassing B ts In evel SPunty . to sol -ollch -ubccr eriptions to il Bteady em; l.nym l wllh ass oomey A[sn “‘ e |:=I‘mtr! C'll‘ horse buggy. lali ‘anvassers mlko eully % y W l’ lnon'.h. Ad- dress, Century Bee bulldlnl. OmhA. 2 TOP CARRIAGES, { phaetons, other top lnd ov'n buggles. Pioiffer, 2620 Leaven- Wol P A9 REMEMBER, ‘and fixes vehicles. tires on avenworth, P—i2l Harry Frort puts r’mh axd FOR SBALE, good two-seated rubber tired. Address G 12, Bee. 30 ——— FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, carriage; WHITE sawdust; season checkid oak t bers, cheap; hog fence, etc. %l l)ausln rs’ Bureau, —213 SOMETHING NEW ! | Justout. Send for sample, Combination Door Knob and Bell. No cutting or ruining the door. Put o any ‘door In a moment. No batteries to worry about. No springs to wind. Noth. ind to_get out of order. Own your own bell. " No landiord to trouble. Frice and mu hlohnely guaranteed. e, Agents wanted. WEBTERN BLSETRIC AT COMPANY, 1 Farnam Streef, Omaha, Neb. -1 AGENTS, don't work for others: Jearn & profession in ten days that will pay_$10 S ger day. Prof. 8. A. Weltmer, Ne- FXCLUSIVE territory to live agents for Graham Gas Arc and American Arc #}u- oline) lamps and lighting systems. Chase & Co., % Market Bt., Chicago. I FOR SALE-Phonograpbs; lupeflor to lny giber musical, instrument; 8 up, " The Wit 121 Farnam. Q- NEW and secondhand typewriters. 1119 nr- nam. Q- 100 STYLES trusses: catalogue free. lher— man & uucommu Drug Co. Dodge, Omaha. INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. » Q7% VIM punctuze-pegot Ures, $4.9 and Bt siar 2DHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1118 Farnam. Q128 Smahe Bicyels o 0th and. Chis i Q126 GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholenl find retall. Collina Plano Co.,' 1622 CHIROPODY a specialty, In_connection it {ihe Liuthery, rooms 16-20, Bee B.dg. SHAMPOOING lnd halrdressing, %o, in connection wkh ‘The Bathery, :16-220 Bee bullding. Tel. Yris. U—8i DR’ B. M. JACKBON, room 4, Frenze block, chronic diseases a lpecllll)" o sultation free. TEL. 780 for L. M. E. messengers, U ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th 8t MME. SMITH, baths, 115 N. 15, 2 floor, R, 2 U—M2065 Al 1808 California. #_RUPTURE CURED FOR #0—No knife, 2 pen. uo krlkllenllon from = busine e or booklel IMPIRE RUP- TURE CURE CO., N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha U—$31 When You Write to Advertisers remember it only takes au extra two of the pen’to mention the face” thay You saw the ad in T o Bee. HAI;‘DBOHE . baby boy '.nifgm for .aor_ L M E ll'ln hurry. Tel m Q—Ill‘ ACTIVE agent to represent best 3400 typewriter ever made; exclusive, perma- nent and lucrative; large discount; un- usual opportunity. Sun T. W. Co.. 289 Broadway, New 3 3 EDISON phono gre) hs, 310, $20 and $%0; moulded reco: each,’ or § per do; new wheels, '15 up; 2dhand, $§ up. Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago Sts. QM2 WANTED, everybody who cares about ‘making money write for our schem canvassing, honest, experlence necessary. C. Y/ Box 1060, St. Louls, Mo. WE START you selling diamonds; don't accept work, until getting our catalogue and liberal ‘offer. Address Carbon Dia- mond Co., Byracuse, N. Y. J—868 3° WANTED—Livé ..m- efther se orders for “Morse Electric Belt) tail 6; lhh’ly flly- free trial. ulllhclory in that exlflnle take If not time return at our Agents' sample, ready to use, o, ;Address; The Morse, WIS Flerce St., SAoux City, la. .v—m W NTLD—I [anager in avtl’y elty, eounlv to handle best puyln( business known; legitimate, new; _exclusive - control. Fhioentx Co., 15 W.-28th 8t, New York = AGENTS wanted to make $10 & day selling rl ler known. 3 .r.:flll‘ Vb’r!:e toda; for agent's ter: e _pos! “Enterprise Mlg. Tl Yhke' Lake st Chicago. Street men and agonts. for sam- ’ Foss Navlllg Co., & “Cycione” Rotar; and Fans. Greatest cents. Enterprise Mfg. PICK ME OUT Puzzl.&—m( thing_ for mq&"’nt. Cleveland, O. AOINT‘—&I&:“V selling Kings o f Qu Just out. Hlnory xu{l m. Al huvy‘n hl ts. Awunu traied. FOR gas fixtures ses Sam’l Burns, C—T20 A5 . I WILL recelve bids for the sal & Fisher Packing house |n. the machinery or without ' 1 il alse e bids e machingry se Bids to be In by August 6 Addre th st. C. G. Fisher. Q FOR SALE, one large Acme ice box, ca- nell( three tohs ice; one 60-gal K)-Tl lard (dairy) ‘Kettle: cooler; separate or together. FOR BALE—Refrigerator holding 100 Iba. lso fresh Jerney cow. Call 210 Briatoi 8. Q9165 FOR SALE, an imported thoroughbred dol rtfl-una pedlgne Great Dane, Si ears, an _excellent com- sxcollent watch 8o for store or reaidence. For particulars call on WM. "TENKING, Pax on Hotel. Q- DEAR LADY, did you ever roalize that Then you pay 312 or 500 for s 'hat hat wo could sell you at $.00 that the lady friend who highly recommends & certain place often gets a ver, large reduction in price for herself for the cone sideration_of her influence among her ds? Our price strictly one price, and PENNELT, M - In 14 a4 6 Do las BL, over the Blager oMice ‘aod ufi say Jewelry store. MAUD—The party you mentioned pmmlm to assist you in a'fow days —925 30 PERSONAL. AM OF attractive appearance, in the prime of 1ife, worth $76,000, and 1 want to marr an |n|‘lllfem. honest gantleman, rega of Circuristances ‘OF Station In- mz More attention is paid to hunting for gol than a true companion, bence the number of junhappy marrisges, ¥y _not go a" Dusiness-like_manner? A lm of & life time 18 of MoOre there is' somewhete in a genuine man whom can love and with whom h fortune, if he will lay as 1 have mine, lon; les enough to address Miss Weller, 50 Dear! n St., (‘hlnp NTAL astrology of love, marriage, speculation mysteries revealed, advice prophecies on McKinley earthquake, King Edward, 8end 10¢, fof copy of my book on Astrology and receive a description of who you should marry and a free reading to con- vince you. Albert B. Raphael, Box —8i—3* GENEROUS gentieman, wealthy but lonely, elegant home, will make home happies Holland Bidg., St. Louls, Mo. A_PHILANTHROPIST: Rev. Melvin L. Peden, , Gibonaburg, O., sumption can be cured at home, U844 3 yould marry, assist and offer pleasant home to a kind man. Ameflrnl‘-nj. rof. 549, Phn-delpnln Pa. a’ ce on earth to kind wite. Governor, —846 3¢ nish information free as to how con- HANDSOME lady has farm_and $20,000; « _Balie, Chicago. BIG reduction In price new and second- hnnd Mt)rlu new ones, §15 and up; old % up. Call and see them. Touts l‘lp-cher. 1622 Capitol ave. U018 9 WONDERFUL A French elnlrvoylnt what he tells comes true; send 10c an birthday. Prof. E. Garnot, Box 2179, Bos= ton, Mas U857 3* SUPERFLUOUS HAIR_ warts and moles permanently removed by electricity; con- sultation free and confidentlal; all work suaranteed. Miss Allender, 1613 Douglas. MATRIMONIAL club has on llst many vlorlh%hdlu and smnflemen a widower, -1 worth and good home; a dow, age: in_ Ome German deuem thousand Wrnp with ot mp for particular maha, Neb. MONEY TO LOAN~REAL ESTATE, MONEY (0 loan on lm..mud o.n.m real estate. Brennan-Love Co. 13th. &% PER CENT on business property. b per cent on residence property. Options to pay whole or part An W. B. MEIKLE, 41 5. 15th W10 WANTED, oity loans and warrants, W. Farnam Smith & Co., 120 Farnam St. W—T41 . b 648, A I‘ARH and clty Ionnl!J low_r: te-. Thomas, First nk d and wasrants. Farnam St., LOW RATES. Private mo PAYNE INVESTMENT LOMPANY Main Floor, New York Life Bldg. —T44 WANTED, eity nnd farm loan § PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros, Flrnlm W 1604 78 ¥ PRIVATE monev. F. . Wead, 1521 D w- low rate. Prichard, 1712 F“‘A’rum—. CHARLES E., Farnam streot W Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L. W-748 WILLIAMSON PRIVATE money. 4% TO & P. C. money. Bemis, Plxta,l\ Bk, 1 _desire to sta every other state THE'STOECKER CIGARS are the most legitimate articles on tho market. '—683 Ab CONCERNING the state of of airs of state that nd MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. - MONEY ‘We have it to loan in amounts from $10.00 up on furniture, planog. warehouse re- clipts, iive s ek ste, Ve also make SALA ANS without mortgags bt Mdoratr to persons who have a permanent position. We give you the full amount of the loan in cash and we do not charge for making papers o filng mort With us you ave the option of keeping the money for one month or six, or longer, and you need not pay for it longer t e ve iy b e LA tain our patronage e by falr {reatment, The motto of our of [TFY 80 Plense.” OMAIA MORTGAGE LOAN ¢ 0., 119 Board of Trade Bidg, (Established 18%2) 306 So. nm Bt You give SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY. to salaried Loa ople UPON“%'HEIR PLAH?N’ T{:n m‘art e, ‘:n orl«‘rl T or dbll I' {l’ ese loans made quicl nd quietly. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.0 0" Room 303, Thlrd nnor Plx!nn Blu% MRGE!T BUSIN! IN wAN! TO BALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- sters, boarding Iloulu. ete.. without se- (urlly. elllfll lerm‘. 40 offices in rin- clrn Tolmgn, 40 Board of fi‘au #r ¥k cn-ue- and Balary Loans, FEHOENTX cnm 1T CO. Riocessor o 4 W, Tayide. Tel. 6. Pllum B# saLaRY XKD FORRIRE Lo LA ] RELIABLE CRED! AN, Room tn‘ Third Floor, Puxlon Block, J(—GI MONEY loaned on plain note to ul-ma people; business confidential; lowest 614 Paxton block. The J. A. Hultofl " A loaned on furniture, uv. nm to salaried people. Fole; Barker ‘l MONEY Jewelry, Co., suc. to Duff Green, MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, x)x‘b gy LOST, vest wclul memorandum book con- asses. taining R 2 . Return to Boe oftice and m “reward. Lost—428 3 LOBT, pocketbook containing between ‘and a note indorsed banic ot Belolt, Kan., "puya |ll- o g W ray for eturn to National Regl ter ofice and receive reward Lost—Mi01 & 4o nrn N WEALTHY, refined and temperate young man wishes to marry at once worthy and loving young woman. Address, = with stamp, box 485, Andersqn, Ind. U869 3¢ tall ;? | 00, aithful wif, Mr, Hamilton, 403 Omaha m.'; RETIRED merchant, seeks Address, . Chicago. uANDAOII!. middle a at ‘once poor - but intelligent American lady’ yorth 386,00 will marry immediately and guetat kind husband financially. Address, le, 134 Van Buren Bt, Chica o, DO _YOUR FEET SWEAT? 1 have Temedy that will positively stop the dis: frecable odor and cure sweaty feet rite for particulars. Dr. Homer, 18 Grand Ave,, Milwaukee, Wis. " U—86-—3 'ULL blood Belglan nuru tor sale. . A ¥ Herister. Piatismonth. N TINNE| AND CORNICES. E. SAVAGE, 221 Farmmam. 'Phone, 2111 —MB43 81 PAWNBROKERS. YOUR fortune told from cradle to grave: what I tell you comes true; send dime and hlrlhdult Prof. Myers, Drawer 04, U455 3¢ woman, n'nln( property and - ndent income, would correspond with vefined gentlemen; object, matrimony. M iress, Alice Y., Box 848, 8t, 1 , Mo, » rella| Inl.dlbuduuoon.ll- EAGLE Loan Office, Nu:lummlfi 1 want to lat Room 4 M. ¥, Lite L8823 D(Y!' $10.00. at Boyd AI" MANUFACTURING. P MhLulloR. 15th and Harney, ma- ~116 OMAHA Safe (lnll}’ of fire escapes, safes. G. Andreen, P d Iron Wks. makes & spe- shatigrs, doors and Top., 1028, JUNK. MIXED country scrap, §l1; stove )huhr Alpirn, 502 Farnam, ANNOUNCEMENTS, WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Toles phone 21%. 511 South Thirteenth strest.” GARBAGE, ANTI-MONOPOLY o onuuo: CO., ¢ m; fuced prices. gead ant 2l At rod N e e STORAGE. SR x =15 OM. Van Btor. Co., 161% Farn. Tels. B