Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 14, 1902, Page 20

SPECIAL NOTICES SEREmEnin fnr Ihese calumne "o1e m ey LG R e yon $50.00 1 paye ok pompe sy Butler & COR. 10TM AND SALBCIO AN IN GOLD. ot 2T, FARNAM ST MITUATIONS WANTED, BITUATION wanted by fiye yonts experience oM. arupher 4 PONITION #ome exp oung Indy nre in policy AT e n and atant bookkeeper, has Addrens K 8o, Hee, A8 1Y A& YOUNG married man of 26 years I8 o €01 A rowd position with & cothing and Fy ROOUN OF gentR LUrnISiing Ko nave haa ne yenrs in gene and ar the en Any good territ WANTED Can typew eral ofice position b K Koep and Address K 9, A lady work Bee, 185 140 WANTED. “ral Clerkahip with o mercharidine town ' of w10 ence. Wil ne of Feferences Fo. W6 North Jthing, or gen- firm_eastern Nebraska 100 | yenrs’ expert one month on trial, Best medium. Address Houth Omaha, Neb, A—183 140 & Indy position ce; references Cotncll Blufts A as experie office 174 14 hy ook refined ellent Ad- 10 14% =y WANTED=MALE HELP, i THE VAN SANT SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING 716-717.718 N. Y. Life Building OMAHA, NEBRASKA. A speelalty school, teaching Shorthand and Typewriting, together with the various anches of office practice required of the stenographer particulars and circalar call at the Canvasser. Man familiar with boolk and newspaper work preterred. Must be hustier. Apply Room 107, Bee Bid #% FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK. 1f_you live in the country or in a small town and have a good acquaintance among the tarmers and stock raisers in the nelghborhcod you can make 3 easily by four or five hours' work. Write us nd we will send you our proposition. he Hee Publishing Co., Bolicitors Dept., Omaha, Neb. B2l #ood man In every county to ubscriptions for The Twentleth y Farmer. Our agents make good wages everywhere. Reterences required. $Srese, Lweatietn Century Farme THE GUAKANTEE ASSOCIATIO! Wants live local jents in every town in raska. The proposition possesscs spe- clal merit and fs caslly written. Balary or commission to the right man. Address, J. C. Buffington, secretary, Alllance, Neb. B-MI r Wyomi west. gency, 30 B. 1th, B-MTT Il dressed, well educated wolieitors to do special work in connection with dally newspaper; liberal sal and ? Itllll)ln, bring reference: or ¥, C room 107, Bee buliding. after NTED- First-cl Rog butchers; ham trimmers and Qop,men Frye-Bruhn Company, Seattle, ashington B—M#T1 16 WANTED, men to cut and shock corn; 6e §,thock of 13 hills ‘square. Stsndard ‘attle Co., Ames, Neb. B—M3s3 18 WANTED, drug clerk, one or two yeal xperience erman preferred. " hier, Scribner, Neb. B-Ms97 16° ctive, educated men in cen- n states. Fixed weekly sal- , of definite time guaranty. Give age. references. Dodd, Mead & B M8 17 WANTED, competent bookkeeper; must write & good, rapid hand, be correct at res and have Al references. State 'y expected. Address K 52, Bee. B4 140 WANTED, two cooks e raiiway. Labor s cattle, sheep and WANTED. two or three good men to take ips of out-of-town branch $8.P°7, Borih, aralght saiary; must i 006 cash bond. Abboit Commis rain. provisions and stocks, Life bidg B-Mw1 ABBISTANT shipping clerk packes ; gate xperience and salary Ad- K 1. Bee. WANTED- Experienced carpet sewers and hine operutors Orehard & Wilhelm irpet Co B854 WANTED. orickla n South Dakota: weeks steaay work ~Report to of eorrespond with John Miller. foreman on #shool house, Scotland, 8. D o, married bet Citisens of United eter and temperate habits, who r.. read and write English. For infor- ply to Recrulting Officers, 16th o 2 ha, d postoffice 3 B FTRUSTWORTHY persen in sach county to Wanage business of old established house o0l dnancial standing: straight bons: #slary 14 paid by check E . i B o day: Jaborers Wyoming and Utah; coal and supply yard " e Address Wheeler & o Kaneas B-M% 15* once. coat maker E 8. all _expenses, and pile-driver men, apd other work in Speeney's Counell Blums, lowa B3 W nees. Manager. 312 B-M®1 money _ad B84 14 2o B 4 teams with wagons and binding haul bridge timbers for Fre- ikhorn & Missouri Valley exten- ¥ Playment, 30 & 10k s, Omahe. WANTED- An experienced clerk in general merchandine. sate sulary wanted . refer- Pequired. L E. Schaster. Kimbail, b s WANTED (Good farm hand ¥ H dicw Neb waNT , emergetic agent fo BRn B Wor'« Peil tor Conaha and Coun Bur. 197 W 10 gei- | Ad- | engug the necessary aftorde | The | tenchers ‘The Building is Fireproof.” DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL There are many L thor- tully ap but being they do not have To young people who w of a &h business training. and they e secire the sdvantages preciate many advantages during the day time at their disposal all such our IGHT SCHOOL opportunity for securing as thorough business tratming as they 114 secure by attending the day school. same studies are taught, the same are employed and every facllity an a for thorough and practical work 18 aftorded a profitable way ur day students enjoy mora pl Thers 18 hardly and certainly no more of mpending the evenings unt of fall and winter than in attending our night school tiresome and The studies Instead of being irkeome are pleasant and | fascinating. Students are engaged in learn- | Ing business us business i« actually done l | In all departments tomorrow. | literature is furnished free upon appli - | tlon. SALESMAN wante THE Kansas City_Barber Colley In the best business houses BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, ENGLISH- Students arc entering dally. New classes The college Visitors welcome. BOYLES COLLEGE, New York Life Bullding. Omaha, Neb, B WANTED—Good barber. Good wages and teady Job to right man. L Npencer, Neb, w D everywhere, hustlers to signs, distribute circulars, samples, eic.; no canvassing, good pay. Sun Advertis: ing Bureau, Chicago. B—167 14* A D at 617 So. 16th St., a boy, aged 17 or 1%, who can write a good hand; eal- .ry $2/00 per month. Apply In person with written appiication. Acetylens Apparatus MIg. Co. B-163 14 WANTED. capable experienced stenographer, Kemington operator; must be first-class: state salary expecied. Ad- dress H 8, Bee. B—184 14 and at home evenings, $§ per week; particulars free to all. Send mddressed envelope. Filbert 4, Box 1411, Philadel- phia, Pa. B—146 14% to call on doctors only on behalf of the leading firm in the bukiness. also one for country district; established trade; position permanent; state experience. 'Address P. O. Box 88, Philadelphia. B—989 14* regularly employed, hu salesman to call on banks. Pocket ples; no competition. Bankers' company, Des Moines, Ta B-11§ 1 MAN to travel and collect for mfgr., in Ne- braska, splendid chance for competent and trustworthy man; $65 per mont| expenses. Encl WANTEL eck % CCLORED man to travel in Nebraska, $0 monthly and all expenses to start; manent position it © satistactory. - el addressed envelope for reply. Addre: Manufacturer, 705 %6 Dearborn sty Cn cago. B-114 14* 322 WEEKLY and all expenses for men with rigs to introduce straight salary. Impe; 54, Parsons, Kan. WANTED, energetic man in ever: over 10,000 to open an office an charge af our business; new Irhich destroye the odor of liquor fons, called “‘Nix-E Won't Tell;" made a hit throughout the country; “quick seller” and “repeater;’ sold to sa- loon, cigar and drug trade: &0 starts you in business; profits $100 to $200 monthly. Nix-E Company, Chicago. B—158 14* in thelr new quarters, 503 Delaware. Largest, most complete, best equipped barber col” lege in America. Special terms for six weeks' course, board and room included. Send for particulars at once. F. C. Bridgeford,” Proprietor, Kansas Clty Mo B o oultry compound; al Mfg. Co., Dept. B3 14 W city take articie MAN (o open branch office, superintend distributing of samples, and agents to In- troduce new Medicated Soa a week casily made: permanent position. Brad- ford & Co.. B 18, Cincinnatl, 0. B—183 14* SALESMEN—Energetic and experlenced, to handle extracts Good _slde Chicago. or_bottlers, bakers, etc. R T Dodge & Co., - 81z WEEKLY_ copying letters home, either sex. Send stamp for particulars. King Mfg. Co., 248 Warren Ave., Chica B-108—1 line. PLAIN writers: home emp small blanks; rate, stamps for particulars. Agency, Dept. per 1,000; Qecigent 4. Chicago. two MECHANICS qualified for advancement. Our “booklet, “Are 'Your' Hands “Tied tells largely Increased thelr earning capaclty through our spare time instruction by mail. © Write to the Infernational Cot. respondence Schools, Box 1683, Bcranton, Pa., or call day or evening, Omaha office, 87 'Paxton Block. Bo14—14e WANTED, in every locality, men to dis- tribute ciroulars. samples, sic.’ No' can: vassing. steady work, good pay. Na- tonal Distng Bureau, Ehicage, B127 14* ANY person who wiil distribute circulars for & dally should nddress Standard Co., 4 Wells, Chicago. Steady position. B-126 1 cured; LEARN proofreading: $15 to & week!y. i’l 8chool, Philadelphia situations ome WANTED, men who «re weak or diseased fo write for free booklet edited by the leading and most successtul speciallst in the United States. Address J. Newton Hathaway, M D, & Commercial Block, Sloux City, la B— MEN wanted who wear trusses: a chance. Truss free; no_time lost resent work. Alex Speirs, Box Westbrook, Maine B “PER MONTH and traveling expenses pald salesman on Baking Powder and Ex- unriecessary. * Purity tracts. experience Co., Chicago. GOVERNMENT positions appointments to be made; soon in every ata have prepared by mail have been ap- ted, circular 151, giving full particu. ars as to positions, salaries, dates and laces of examinations, ete.. malled free. National Corespondence Insiitute, Wash: ington, D. C. examinations WANTED, experienced salesme tradesmen in cloak department; only those of 'lr\‘\lhl‘. need apply. J. L. Brandels & So B384 20 WANTED. experienced dress goods sales- man. J. L. randels & Bons. B8 18 WANTED, good. sober, reliable, all-round printer: foremanship of up-to-da try weekly and job office; power employment to ht man. .:r ly. The Republican, WNDIHLWIIOY‘ > 966 15 AN EXPERIENCED bookkesper and cash- ier at present holding responsible position 0 experience in jeut_refer- furnished with large local corporation make a change: 18 year: accounting and auditing: hi ences I\‘den :nd ‘.;:ully bon: L. if rea . _Ne ol ctions to Address K . Bee. e WANTED. a stove Repair Works, 1207 WANTE writer age. experien: once. K 19, Hee desires city. " trer. ve uglas. '~ An experienced card and M7 1 loyment copying Com- how {housands have doubled or Correspondence ey thousands of hundreds that we and Stove » n artistle and good letterer; stete 88d salery wanted, at SUNDAY, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: - e = WANTED=MALE HELP, A Few More Pointers About the Omaha Commercial 17th and Douglas Sts., ROHRBOUCH BRC POINTER NO. 1At the top of Page 4 In today's Omaha Bee will be found a com- parifon between Gregg and Improved Gregs Shorthand. Three prizes, re- gating 97 are offered Every TeRR writer and student, by referring to these prizes, will learn something of value Ve clalm that Improved (iregg Short- hand, as now taught at the Omaha Com. mercial College, Is much an improve- ment over the Gregg system ag Graham was over Pitman. Pure Gregg Shorthand A8 presented in Mr, Oregg ls crude, sadly needs revision. His outiines are extremely long and in order to shorten them he destroys the legibility, the gpimary eseontlal of every “aysiem of horthand We have Invited Mr. Greg to contest for one of these prizes nxlx hope he will do 8o POINTER NO. 2—New students are still coming from every quarter and partments are rapfdly flling up. of Physical Culture will start out fifty members. The Omaha School of Law will open in our rooms Oetober 1. Two public entertainments have already been given. Every depart- ment thoroughly organized and the work s moving along as never before. POINTER NO, 3-Our Night School has an enroliment of nearly thirty studenta. An additional teacher has been secured to take care of our \ school. Several new students will enfer next week. POINTER NO. +-We want places for nice young ladies to work for board and room while going to school. We want ten places tomorow for young men (o work for_board, POINTER College S., Proprs. undeveloped and ) NO. 5-The Omaha Commercial College 18 the only one in Omaha em- ploving an expert penman Instead ot ut one it has two, thus giving students additional advantage: Every student taking A _commercial course ought to be under the tuition of a professional busi- ness writer. POINTER NO. 6-Our Telegraph Depart. ment s rapidly increasing fn number. Beveral new students came in last week. The course is thorough and our equip- ments complete. ROHRBOUGH BROS. Omabha, Neb. S . THE NEW LAW SCHOOL will open Sept. 29th in the Creighton Medical College. Corner 14th and Davenport Sts. Evening classes 7,30 to 9 o'clock. The new Law School in the Creighfon Medical College will be under the supervi- sion of a Board of Directors composed ot prominent members of the Omaha Bar As- sociation. The lectures and instruction will be given by well known members. The lecture course will be free to all law students. A charge will be made for text book work only. Registration for the new Law will be held at the Creighton Medical Col- lege on Thursday and Friday evening and on Saturday afternoon and evening, $ept. 18th, 19th and 20th. For further information address THE NEW 1 AW SCHOOL CREIGHTON MEDICAL COLLEGE OR MISS A. F. McCARTNEY, SECTY. 812 N. Y. L. BLDG. B2 14 School WANTED, BALESMEN to sell toilet soap to d: $100 per month salary and expense: Louls Ernst CIGAR salesmen wanted; experience necessary; good pay. Emanuel Statlon ork. WANTED--Salesmen by manufacturer of |§rocers” speclalties. * Give experience ully. Good to hard workers. Ad- dress, Box b un- & Co., BALESMAN wanted: 1 have a position for a firat-class speclaity salesman for lowa and Nebraska territory and will pay such an $200 per month and expenses; per- osftion; salary guaranteed. Ad- . Bee. 0 14¢ SBALESMEN to sell perfumes, tollet soaps, etc., to dealers; $100 monthly and ex- enses. Plumer Perfumery & Mfg. Co., t. Louis, Mo. v WANTED, salesman to carry dry goods direct from looms to country retallers; good line for competent man. The Lakewcod Co., Box 414, Philadelphia, P —890 14 BALESMEN, exclusive territory: salary or commission; satisfaction ’unrnnl.ed4 Ap- to “B," Western uuo Ty SALESMEN wanted; experienced salesmen to call on all kinds of business houses manufacturers, = wholesale and retali d_banks, to Introduce and sell ficent Advertising Calendars over 200 different styles, all original, late, handsome patterns. nothing like them ever seen before. Customers want and buy at onee on seeing them: really no_competition; wonderful works of art. WE PAY LARGEST COMMIS- SION. Thae wiving xclusive time to the work readily make $100 to $150 every week. We guarantee them to be the best side line for traveling men ever heard _of. WRITE AT ONCE WITH REFER- . ALL_ COMMISSIONS PAID Buccens nasured. Amer- it T WANTED—By 0ld established manufac- turer. keen, wide-awake salesmen to sell staple grocéry specialty to retall trade In Missourl, Kansas. Nebraska, lowa, Min- nesota, ~Wisconsin North ' and 'South Dakota, commencing January 1, 1803. Balary, $75 to 3150 monthly to right men, and expenses. Btate references, age, ex- rience, name of present employer, ter- covered. Correspondence strictly confidential. Only experienced travelin lesmenneed "apply. Address, o. rawer No. 11, Bt. Louls, Mo, —1 N, experienced travell to All vacancy. Permanent position; standard line; to handle splendid new proposition; plan insures orders: merchants pay for §oous out of sales; our snlesmen averaged ve orders ea last week: commisslon averages $ on each or L Ox| mnnt{ advanced against orders. t experience and permanent address. K bl Bee. ~150 14¢ SALESMEN wanted, sell our §1 bottie Sar- saparilla for 3c: best seller; 200 per cent rofit; write today for terms and terri- ory. F. R. Greene, 8 Dearborn 8t Chi. cago. —508 144 erlenced traveling i we want & sales man; no novice need apply. Box bl4, Chi CAgo. -185 14* WANTED=-FEMALE HELP, general house- wages. 218 8, C—M&0 0od girl for aeh Taify, gooa WANTED, young lady learn halrdressing, manicurin ropody and nitfic massage. Call write Room i, Bee Bids. WANTED, good wages to a uose othier need apply. w3t Marney. mon Tw COLLEGE, Pusblo, Colo.; three course; diplomas; open Uctober C-M 819* WANTED, rl for general housework. 313 Mason Bt C—478 WANTED, competent bookkeeper: must write & §ood. rapld hand, be correct at figures and have Al references; state sal- ary cxpected. Address K 52, Bee C—806 14* t Géfil?mr; wa :::‘fnr amrm‘_\:uofi of olu} ome safes y to it people. Bt s L Brankets & Apply C. E andels Bank. WANTED, general “u“'l:n'.‘ 20 Bons C—809 15* West —i 0 the revised edition of | WANTED-FEMALE HELI Nebraska Business and Shorthand College BOYD BUILDING A. C. ONG, A. M, LL. B, President. Fall term now open. New classes organized every week. A number of students have arranged to enter Monday. Two entire turnished throughout. Elegant solld oak roli-top desks and revolving office chairs for all the students of the commercial department. Yals lock-box Oxford box desks for the students of the Shorthand and Typewriting departments, making the most elegantly furnished school in the west. Ten more new Remington typewriters recently added to the department. Such furnishings lend an air of business and refinement and ac- tuate the student to higher attalnmente. THE TEACHER MAKES THE SCHOOL. Prof. A. J. Lowry, principal of the Com- mercial department. Prof. A. . Cuthridge, hand department Miss Ada U. Berg, principal Typewriting department. Having Instructors of abllity and experi- ence at the head of the different depart- ments, with thelr able assistants, gives this institution a_faculty of teachers un- surpassed in the west. Call and see & modern business training school equipped with the best of every thing. Night School—Monday, Friday evenings. floors newly principal 8hort- Wednesday and WANTED, a refined young girl for second work; a good situation. Call between 1 and 2'or 7 and & p. m. at Dodge s C—Mo21 1§ WANTED, a teacher for class in Spanish; & native Spaniard preferred. | Apply at once. Address K 27, Bee. | C--MBI3 15 ir] general house- 78 C—-MM1 15* WANTED, experlenced salesladies In cloak department; only those of experience need apply. J. L. Brandeis & Sons. to assist at 2th st. YoUNG work WANTED, competent girl for general Housework; small family, Mre, "J. M. Krug, 24 ‘West Boulevard. GIRL_ for general housework. &t., near Sherman ave. NTED, a woman of middle age who willing leave city for seneral house- work In family of five; glve references and state wages wanted. Address L, box 13, Ci ana, 1 C—MNb 18 il for general hous Good ‘wages. 2014 N. 19th. C0-14 WANTED, working housekeeper in fas of three advits. Address J 14, B WANTED—A good work WANTED, lady cook. Bure 1604 Cass St. LEARN proofreading; Fib. 1o 4% weekly. H School, Philadelphia. Restaurant, C—100 “eltuations secured; ome Correspondgnce LADIES make big money working at hom o canvassing or peddiing:_ particulars free.” Barrie Co, 8 Adams St, Chicugo. LADIES wanted everywhere writing, copy- ing home evenings, steady work, no mali- ing or canvassing, good pay. For par- tlculars send addressed envelope Manager Dept. 4, Box 1362, Philadeiphia, Pa. C HOME work, $80 monthly copying letters; either sex. 'Send two stamps for particu- lars, Hick's Bupply Co., 5064 Halstead St., Chieago. C—-992 14% WANTED—50 experienced operators on pants, duck coats and shirts. Steady employment at good wages. _Appl. factory. . Byrne & Hammer D. O. Co, 12th & Howard Sts., Omaha. C—9%7—15 to travel in Nebraska, 350 monthly and all expenses to start; permanent po- sition if satisfactory. Seif-addressed en- velope for reply. Address Manager Brady, Star buliding, Chicago. C—116 14* TADIES wanted, to work on sofa plllows: 3 furnished; steady work guar- experience 'unnecessary. _Bend stamped envelope to Miss McGee, Needle work Dept., 1deal Co., Chicago, 113 u* ohome. 310 per envelope for applica- overty Go. " "Dept. &, LADIES, copy letters 1,000 Send stam; tion. Monarch Chicago. Cc—112' e GEBHART of Hot Springs, Ark. has discovered an Anti-Toxine guaranteed fo cure any case of norrhoea or llrl at home or money refunded. Cases solicited that have baffied best medical skil. W ive same treatment the doctor does Fiot Sorings at only a fraction of the e Correspondence confidential. Dr. J. Gebhart Co., 1637 North Texas Buildin Dallas, Tex. C—143 14% WANTED, housekeeper in small family. 475 N Tath st corner Manderson ot housewor WANTED--Girl for general good cok: family of two: §o0od wage: references. 422 8. 26th St. C—187 14 LADIES TRAIN TO NURSE-Study at home; wonderfully attractive opportuni- {les and wages; simple. easy can learn: our plan indorsed by C! lead- ing physicians because the only practical one; Pres. Harper, Chicago Univ.. en- dorses Correspondence Studles; dipioma in § montha: catalogue free. American Cor- respondence School for Nurse born, Chicago. LADIES to do We furnish al §7 to $12 weekl {o Reyal Co., tecewor elr homes. materials and pay from Send stam| nvelo) Monroe nl.’e(e'hc 0. - C—1 14 PER thousand, copylng leiters and re- “ll\lrnh'l' to us: § 'N.‘kl; made working Enclose WANTED, first- at 186 Capito! a GOOD girl for general house Park avenue. _ _ ______ ____ ________J] FOR RENT—-FURNISHED ROOMS. DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. peal 0 okt # PER WEEK-422 8. 18th St, one south of court house. E ABTNA HOUSE, Buropean, 13th and Dodge, e E—200 block 199 TWO nice, cool, furnished or unfurnished rooms. 504 Davenport. E—431 COOL, neat fiat.” %20 North 11th. OL, neat rooms; new E_m_“. ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago NICELY furnished, cool reoms; moder 1 Harney. 8 newly furnished and including telephon or two or re R 3 NICE roqms, light housekeeping. 1113 s - e single or en- afidfina Jiglal NICE room for gentieman. 1 . Mary's G v o s 9 8 gy VIENNA HOTEL, 101115 Farnam st E-84 07 LARGE pleasant rooms, modern, &2 N | “isth st Cobad 180 NICELY furnished rooms, sulte; rates reasonable. 16th and Chicago. FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM robm: _modein E- M6l 16 2005 _Californta E—M83 15¢ LARGE, south %% Harney. ROOMS, board It alcove desired FOR RENT, furnished room for_one or two géntlemen; private family. 1708 Dav- enport 8t B—-067 15 SMALL turnishcd room #, Bath. 1026 8o. 20d 8t hot water heat, E—-MI1%0 16% NIC keeping. Dougl also t unfurnished roon 248 18 - - | FOUR first floor_rooms for housekeeping, near Kountzs Place, good neighborhood Address J 8, Bee. “7 U110 TWO rooms_furnished steam heat. TI3 N. 16th, hu||Fl‘kN‘\(l\ B MY 15% o e —————— e FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, Merriam, comfortable summer home. Tel. &. Tel TWO nicely furnishea roums. 808 §. 20th St. F-Mi6—-16* with or without Midland_Hotel, F—338 FURNISHED board; ra 16th and rooms, reasonable. Chicago. FOR RENT-Desirable front and back par- lors. 212 80, b st. FoMbs CAPITOL hotel, 18th and Capitol ave., one Tlock from B, O.; locatlon: $1.26 per day; speclal rate by the weck F—881 8% n.fiz RENT, desirable rooms t FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DESK room space, $ per month; ground floor_reom in the Bee bullding, facing Farnam street; no expense for light, heat or janitor service. R. C. Peters & Co. rental agenis, Bee bullding. G116 WANTED, 3 or 4 unfurnished rooms by man and wife within 10 blocks of post- Mce. Address K 2, Bee. ~ G-M®8 14+ Pt SR FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT-—The building formerly occu- pled By The Bee at 916 Farnam ot It as four etories and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This will bC rented very reasonabiy. If interested apply at once to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 10, Bee buliding. —261 FOR RENT-Store In first-class location; tent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee Bidg. 17268 FOR RENT, frame store bullding, 24x80, with two additions 20x4) cach; location in oest block In city and situaied between two brick blocks, making low Insurance; suitable, for nearly any kind of business occupled constantly for 12 years till Sep’ tember 1; low rent, location considered. Address D. Rees, Norfolk, Neb, 1—M884 16 CORNER 2th and Dodge. cheap. Apply to Welshans' Mantel & Tiie Co. =~ I~ s i B rrntma P s S AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—Canvassing agents in ever county to sollcit subscriptions to TH TWENTIETH CENTU FARMER. Steady employment, with assured good In- come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make easily to $100 per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee building, Omaha 13 AGENTS. don't work for others: learn a rofession in ten days that will pay $10 0 §25 per day. Prof. 8. A. Weltmer, Ne- vada, Mo. 3= WANTED, organizers; we pay sick, acci- dent. death and old age benefits; top re- newal contracts. American Fraternity, Washington, D. C. - LY furnished rooms for light nouge. | superior tabie, elégant | CLATRVOYANTS, LIFE'S MYSTERIES REVEALED Prof. F. L. Sterling the Eminent PALMIST-PSYCHIC-MYSTIC 1619 Dodge Sts., 1619 WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION HE TE LLS YOU WHO YOU YOI CATRED FOR AND ANYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW DATES, FACTS AND FIGURES. SPECIAL REDUCTION FOR ONE WEEK $5.00 READING FOR $1.00. srof. F, L. Sterling has made a lifs study of his work and Is without a question the mont, Tellable paimist and Becalt sclemtiat of modern times. This strangely gitted man reads your entire life like an open hook. Advises you upon business. changes. Taw suits, marriage, divorce, family troubles and disagreements. Nothing is too difficult for him. He can see at u glance what you want and how to attain it. You can avell mistakes, overcome evil influe conquer enemies and achieve success If you will follow the advice and instructions Prof. Sterling gives you. He will tell you frankly your condition and what you may expect. I1f nothing can be done for you, he will not take one dollar of your money PERSONAL MAGNETISM QUICKLY DEVELOPED Persohal magnetism is the maglc wand that rules the world. It triumphs over obstacles and brings success in pur business and social life. It opens to your vision the greatest secrets of life. It {a that marvelous, subtle, unseen power that enablea you to control man or woman and to banis h {1l luek. DO YOU WISH TO POSSES THIS KEY To the vaults of happiness, friendship, health, wealth and fame, or will you plod o1 n ing that | r chance may open the for you?! IF YOU WM YOECCOREED NERE T8 AN ABSOLUTELY SURE AND SIMPLE WAY CONSULT PROF. STERLING, the master mind and high priest of this wonderful Ea ARE YOU SICK? Does your physiclan know what alls you? Can he cure you? If not. call and see what nature's doctor can do for you. Withaut asking you a auektion Prof. Sterling will you the cause and cure for your ailment ere I& no need for anvone to be in 11l health, unhappy or unsuccessful when Prof. Steriing's advice is sought and oy SPECIAL NOTICE Ladies and gentlemen can visit the professor without fear of having thelr confi- dence Mhetrayed " Prof Bteriing has been before the people for years, and today etands preeminent in his profession, without a stain upon his reputation and char: acter” Prof Sterling has thousands of written testimonfals from leading citizens of the United States, but he never publishes n name (except by special request) of any of his patrons, 88 he considers his b\lnln9u|l sacred trust. If you doubt his abiilty, call e will give you positive evidence In your own case. A e pretendars. he nsks no fee in advance, and abolutely refuses to accept any remuneration for his services if perfeat satisfaction Is not given. Reduced charges this week. All business traneacted in sucred confl dence. aiting_rooms. Mald In attendance y VHOURS DAILY AND SUNDAY FROM 9 A, M. TO § P SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL § P. M PROF. F. L. STERLING, 1619 Dodge St., 1619 HOURS DAILY FROM 8 A. M. TO § P. M. BUNDAYS FROM 1 TO § P. M ' ERSONAL. ARE located. TUBSDAY A Parlors centrally Private M D FRITZ, clalrvoyant, 164 Cass St MRS, FRITZ, clairvoy, 3.3 5. M) LMER, gonuine palmist, 31 8. MME. GYLMER, gonuine pal 5 8 Omaha’s Favorite Palmist. A proper interpretation of the lines in the palm reveals the secrets and a good many so-called mysteries of life. | Mme. Gylmer reads the palm as though it were a printed code and can tell &ny- thing yvou desire to know concerning the affairs of life. She tells you what you are best adapted to, what your successful | periods are and what Impulses to be guided by. If you are contemplating a speculative investment don't fail to get this remarkable woman's advice. Parlors of Palmistry, 315 8. 15th st, in| Granite bl;c:‘. 24 fl‘n‘nr. ‘l‘.k-r:‘!evnmr Send §1 an X questions answe! 8238 14 T HELP WANTED. M201 2% 'Hebrew In Six Lessons Gentiles and Hebrews, male or female: You can learn to read Hebrew in six les. sons If you are interested {n this anclent language. Children over 10 years can learn It In 12 lessons. Terms reasonable. Apply_ to A. Reser, B. H. Office hours, 4t 7 p m pom 16, Woodman Hall, 16th Street and Capitol Ave., On‘| hgn_hf‘(‘!‘b BINGERS prepared for professional c: reers. Townsend H. Fellows, vocal in- structor and proprietor largest choir ex- change In America. Carnegle Hall, New Yo $25.00 PROFIT per year growing one acre of Ginseng. You can invest $10 and up- ward. _Particulars _free. Consolldated Ginseng of America, Ellicott Square, Buftalo, ¥ 986—14* DSOME, Intelligent American lad. . | wordh s, will marcy (mmediaiciy wi 2 weekly, doing writing at home: elther | assist kind husband financlally. Addres e rane fof Tull pcticalars. | Belle, 134 Van Buren Bt. Chicago. . Sable Co. Real Eetate Board bigg, Chi- U616 Saee. | WEALTHY _gentlemar, with _ beautiful home, excellent character, and liberally disposed, will marry for love and com- PERSONAL. SALARY or commission to sell famous glass burner, an electric light on kero- sense lamp. million in use, sample by mall, 50 cents, illustrated literature free. Monarch Novelty Co., 315 N. W. B Minneapolis, Minn. 3 WE START you selling diamonds; no ex- perience required; don't accept work until getting_catalogue—liberal. Carbon Dia- mond Co., Byracuse, N. Y. J—162 14* WANTED, agents for churn, makes butter in one minute; $250.00 per month guaran- teed. Outfit free. Baxter Churn C« Hamilton, Ohto. J—160 14% NTED, man In every county where artificial 'gas 18 used to sell our Magic Gas lIgniters: no more matches needed; lasts forever. Maglc Gas Igniter Co. dianapolis, Tnd. J—991'14% BTOP runaways; hitch solid instantly; fits pocket; sight seller. Agents enclose stamp.’ Pocket Hitching Post Co., Rl mond, Indiana. I e AGENTS make 8 to $10 per d New Household Necessity, Good side line for sewing machine agents. Addres Woir & Clark, 84 Exchange bidg;. Den- ver, Colo. J—i32 14 WANTED, men and women to make good wages I spare time at home: no can- vassing. The work Is elevating and can be done by any person. E’khurst Art In- stitute, Tyrone, J— AGENTS $1.500 yearly. Metal New premium plan makes b ple tree. Forshee Mfg. Co., B 8, Cinoin- nati, O. J—142 1* selling bread boards. ig sales. Sam- anfonship. General, 52 Koken ouls, Mo. SECOND HAND SEWING MACHINES These machines have all been thoroughly overhauled and are in good condition and are very chee One Domestic machine.. A Two Bingers, square bed, latest head Singer, high'arm...... . ! Singer . # Singer Tailoring. One Howe One Bt. John One White.. New Home. ousehold . e odern Drop Head Machine of any make, very chea such machines as the usual agents will sell you for new. We rent machines for ioc a week, or §2.00 per month, and re- air and sell parts for any machine mam Nebraska Cycle Co., GEO. E. MICKEL, Mgr. hone 1663, Corner Fifteenth and Harney. hone B-6i8, 834 Broadway Council Bluffs. Phone 4%, 612 N. %th St South Omaha. FRIVATE horpital before and during con- Anement; bables adopted. 236 Grant St. Mrs. Gardels. Tel. F-1182. U218 VIAVA, woman's way to health. Home treatment. Booklet free. 346 Bee Bld‘.. Omaha. i U114 GRAMOPHONES and supplies, and retall. Collins Plano Co. las. RIVA and_durini Geriseh, 1622 D nitarfum for ladies before confinement. Dr. and N. 16th st., Omah SHAMPOOING and halrdressing. 25c, In ‘connection with The Bathery, 716-220 Bee Duilding. Tel. 1716, U-218 CHIROPODY a speclalty, In_connection With ‘The Bathery, rooms 216-220 Bee Bldg. Tel. 1716, U219 DR, B. M. JACKSON, R. 4. Frenzer Bik.. chronic diseases o specialty; consultation free. 220 $%-RUPTURED CURED FOR $00-No knife, no pain, no detention from busi- ness. Send for_booklet, etc. ~EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE CO., #1 N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha U—2n HAIRDRESEING, manicuring and chirop- ody, for Iadies only, in connection with The Bathery, 216-220 Bee Bldg. U823 MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d fior, R. 2 MME 8711 #16 PRIVATE hospital before and during col finement; first-class in every respect; bables adopted. Dr. L. L. Miller. phone F 1182 U—£17 013 AGENTS wanted to sell fountain pens that bankers and business men will buy on sight. Original fdea; none of the draw- backs. Liberal profit’ and quick sules Write for particufars. Atherton-Sizer Pen Co., M, 26 Monmouth 8 Dl):‘tuns.zflxk“!nv OMAHA Dye Works, 1516 Howa fashionable ers of ladles’ and gentl men's dresses and sults, lace curtains, draperfes. U—a4 03 ELITE PARLORS, 10,000 BABIES ted to drink our certifi ftary milk contains life tlk, Fresh ghving tles not to be found In any prepared uali- aby START paying business at home evenings. !lmyleg L aAtrostens fres Wallealey & Co.,, Cleveland, O. T 9414 food. LOCUST LANE DAIRY — —— — FARM, BEN 2%¢ for complete lesson In deep Omaha office, 2014 Farnam. Tel. 411 breathing exercise, S8am J. Fox, 140 Far- nam V%2 0 10 YOU ean big money handling our Christm jpecialties; no capital or ex- perience necessary. For samples and par- ticulars addrees, 1Ift & Co. (‘Jhlci n“. EVERY man out of proftable employ- ment wanted to sell Fyricide: will pay rou handsomely. ~ Address Fyricide, 44 urray st., N. Y. - AGENTS, with or without capital, with or without' experience, Establish yourself in a business of your own. We want reliable representatives in every locality to sell our teas, coffees, spices, baking powde: ete., direct to consumers. An UNSurpasse: opportunity for men and women with an ambition to establish themselves in a le- gitimate and lucrative business. Our lib- eral premium plan makes it easy to ob- {aln brade. The excellence of our goods will enable vou to hold it. No long waits for returns. Successful representa. tives furnished with dellvery wagons, and when found expedient we open stores for them, Bend for particulars. Royal Tes Co., 208 Wentworth ave, Chlcago. —-122 ¢ AGENTS, either sex. We guarantee lib- eral pay to workers; furnish all supplies and prepay charges; steady, profitable work. People's Mfg. Co., box 87, Detroit, Mich J-122 14* WANTED, manager in every city, count to handle best paying business known: legitimate, new, exclusive control. Phoe- nix Co., 16 W, 2th 8t., New Yn;k S — 156 14* to co-operate with “Men of Go,” for uarantee of the fAnanctal results will follow. Immed!, employment. Full particula D. D. Co., Bulte 210, 170 Broadway. New T8, som: plated int puller; every clerk needs one; and ornamental; sample and 10c. J. Haller Co.,’ Sherl dy agents wanted for the old Tisgein Corsets and Skirte. " # best friend and money maker. ticulars apply to Western Corset Louls, Mo. J AGENTS, one good, Industrious man n each county to sell medicines, stock and poultry remedies, favoring extracts, ground spices, ete, to jarmers lxr cash or credit; pay for goods by sending us one-half your cash collection each week: can make from 8600 to §1,600 each year: this is best season to commence wor don't_answer unless you mean busini and can give personal bond and refe ence. Marshall Medicine Co., City, Mo. It WE PAY 320 8 week and expenses to men with rigs to Introduce our peullry com- pound. wend st savenie Ml 'co A, Parsons, Kan. J e smokin' hurts your blanes, quit (he blznes.” for you can't sfford to forego Pleasure of smoking STOECKER CIGARS U-—-M928 18 BIG reduction in new and second-hand bleycles: new ones at less than " Touls Flescher, 162 ¢ dle _to grave. Send dime J. Myers, Drawer 704, U183 14* YOUR fortune to What 1 tell and birthdate, Prof. Chicago. RESPONSIBLE party wanted to charge of house for rent of room. dress £ ), Bee U—24 14 AM OF attractive appearance. in the prime ot ife,"wirin §75,00 And 1 Want £ mare intelligent, honest gentleman. regard: of clrcumstances or station in lifer more sttention Is pald to hunting for %010 than & true companion. hence the number of unhapyy marriages, 5o why not_go about it in a business-itke man- per?” It 18 of no consequence how peepie become lr? inted—the ramount t ’n‘ is the indfvidual. and f have ide custom, as the happiness of a lifettme | of more moment, beligving there is some- where in this broad land a genuine man whom I can love and with whom 1 can share my fortune. if he wil lay aside his scruples, as 1 have mine. long enough to address 'Miss Weller, 5 Dearborn st., (‘hlc;o. U177 14* WANTED~T0 RENT, ROOM and board wanted by man and wif ‘a’“"“&""‘k’ preferred; state price. Ad. ress A ald you ever realize that .00 or $15.00 for a hat DEAR LADY, when you pay that we coul dear lady friend who his! a certain place often gets a ver: reduction in for hersalf for t slderation_of influence among friends? Our price strictly one price, and PENNELL, Ml 1614 and 1616 n B s RS Bl R take Te: las St, over the Jewelry store. say 1 MAKE a speclalty of rgflonle and nervous diseases and cure cases which I undertake. Consuitation Free. Dr. B. M. Jackson, clalist, Frenger block (16th and Dodge Sts. Omaha, Neb, Ofce Hourr, § to 4 and 6 to $ p. m Sunda 10 to 13, noon. Out of town sufferers, write P. O. Box 382 SUPERFLUOUS hair, warts and moles per- manently removed by electricity; consul- tation free and confidential; all work guaranteed. Miss Allender, 1018 D.ufllalv K- Maes 14 d HOUSE WANTED. We have an espéclally desirable and per- manent tenant for & § or 10-room strictly modern. Up-to-date residence. with good barn for horse: carriage room and Toom for man Must be strictiy'frat.claes n and destrably locat IEN‘OJ& r“‘lng, 318 New York Life Bulldin 80— WANTED—By traveling m: room for himsel family ences. Address, K ENTLEMAN well fur- nished rooms and board private family 17 e Do I reference: \d Address 13, hee s WANTED—Furnished house from § to 13 rooms, by rellable party. Addre . Boe K TED_Experienced teacher in_ hyp- notism. Give references In answering. Address, K 33, Bee. U514 WILL discreet gentleman treat this with reapect and meet discreet widow strictly Quiet. Address K 10, Bee 7169 14% DIETETIC health hints. Read Sep! What To Bat. News dealers, 10 cents NICE looking young widow, no famil: §o0d farm. city property and §16,000, - acquaintance of true, honor: G man; object Miss Lee, 410 U7 W MARRIAGE PAPER, new. 10c; sealed; 3,000 members; many worth §100 to $100,007 un- unquestionable reference given. R 1 Love, Denver, Col 181 WANTED-TO BUY. FIRST-CLASS hard Jones st sweet disposition, owning va'uable Income-paying property, with 000 cash Aewires husband for companion and adviser. ‘onstance.” $13 Holland bldg.. 8t. Louls, Mo. U—130 14 LAGER BEER. make It yourself. For i0o 1 will wend formula whereby anyone can make their own beer. Howers & Co. | - South Hoston, Ma U181 1* " | WANTED, § or #-room - Address K 31 Bee RETIRED merchant, middie age. worth | oo o ACTIVE lady. coal burner, B () WANTED-To buy secondhand roil to desk and office furniture Address 'S‘ h Bee. N8 cottage, close in Ny e { general mer- ks a{ onee poor bul falthful wite. " Address; Mr. Hamilton, 08 Oma handise ph C. iy, Al Wi Vakiitee S fole | SRt B e e b wri Joseph, Mo.