Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1902, Page 20

AHE UMAHA VAILLY BEK: than 250 for ertisements must be FOR SALE—CIGANYS, 1 $50.00 IN GOLD. ys to buy your cigars of us. You TRy wake Up some day and And vourself the possessor of Fifty Dollars in Gold that we give away o OuUr customers eac month. Butler & Miller. N. W. COR. 16TH AND FARNAM STS. SITUATIONS WANT BITUATION, by a young man as_drug eclerk, with Lhree yeals COuniry eXp.ri- ence; best refercices. Aaaress K 4, Omaha Bee. A YOUNG married man of 26 years fs for a_road position With a ‘C.othing ana ary gOOus OF Kents Lurnishing _soous house; nave haa seven ycars i general stocks and one year on the road; wisn Lo Quit retail business on account of heulth; Dest of relerences furnishea on app.icas tlon; will take any good territory. Ad- dress J 43, Bee. - WANTED—Position by man with 12 years’ experience as stationary engineer. Ad- dress K 6, Bee. j— — e e WANTED=uALE HELP, WANTED—Canvasser. Man familfar with Buok aid NEwspaper WOrK preieiteu. Must Be hustier. Appiy Koow lvi, bes Blag. sy % FOR HALF A DAY'S WOR 1 you uve in he couniry or in & smallf town und have a suod acqusinience AmoOng tne iarmers aiu stock rwisers in | the NEIBHLOTACUG YOUu Can liake o eash by 10U OF five buuls' WorK. Write U aid we Wil senu You Our Proposidos The Lee Puvlisuing Co., boilciors vept., | maha, Neo. B-Mas | . = | NTED—A good man in every county to take wsubscriptions ior The Twentetn| Century rarmer. Our agenis make good, wages everywhere. Reicrences required. | Adures Iwentieth Century Eurmer, Omaha, Neb. B—oid WANTED, two cooks for Wyoming weat. ern rallway. Labor agency, v EHI}IIII- b WANTED, five well dressed, well educated wolicitors to do special work in connection with daily newspaper; ilberal salary and commission; bring references. Call for k. Russell, ‘room 1i, Bee bullaing, after 9 o'clock a. m, B0 BOYS—Room for a few more bright boy over 12 years of age. Bring rererence: Call after & p. m, room A, New York Life bld B—55) WANTED, string_music team for saloon work. Address Fred Littleton, Sheridan, Wyo. B—2il HUSTLING wanted; men or women; eplenc ntract. ‘The Oarden ers, 45 Bee Bldg. B-276 WANTED, first-class Britannica and Wa ner library salesmen for lowa, Kansa: Nobraska,” Montana, North and Sout akota 'We pay traveling expenses and monlnl{‘ advance. You call on inquiries only. Permanent and exclusive territory system. ~Address American Newspaper \"’Alf,:‘" assoclation, sulte 622 N. Y. Life bldg., N B—-298 Ot WANTED-Boller makers, $2.7 per day, nine hours' work. Des Molpes Mfg. & Bupply Co., Des Molnes, lowa. B—M297 23 WANTED, men to learn the barber trade. Abundance of practice, qualified teachers, superior factlitles, graduating departme 1t demonstrations, and all the advantages that can be offered untll competent, with- out waste of time. We present each §raduate with complete outfit of tools, allow wages and experience in shops Sat- urdays, and grant dip.omas. As much experience in short time as elsewhere in rears. lllustrated catalogue malled free. joler Barber College, 1302 Douglas St. ®. B-Do not be Humbugged b cheap five-cent shops called colieges. ‘e were ablished In 1583 acd have branches in New York, Chicago, St. Louls, 8an Fran- New Orleans and Minncapoils. B—-M312 23 WANTED, a_ bookkeeper and office man nted with the coal busin Ad- K 8, Bee. BMi10 21 WANTED, middle aged man, prepossesing appearance, with ~ large acquaintance, Refer City Savings Bank, 16th and Dou, B-M309 WANTED—Young man steno Teferences, age : dresy K 3, Bes NTED—Good _butcher jahn Wi, Herman, Neb. cel ll.l'l:lh work. B-Ma2§ 24° TAILORS wanted. Six coatmakers at once; first-class work only. Write or call on T. H. Boyer, Sloux City, I owa B—-M308 24 EXTRA gang and yard foreman for city; labarers for 'Wyoming, Minnesota and Missouri; bridge carpenters for Nebraska ly shipment: free fare. Sweeney mployment, 28 and %9 S. 13th street. itk B M3 WANTED, experlenced card sign writer; L. " no other need apply. J. andels 8on, Boston slore‘p b II. BOYS attending school to do light work evenings. Must be bright and well recom- mended. ' Call after § p. m., room A, New York Life bldg. B350 21 WANTED, boy, between 17 and 20, to take ire of team ‘and office. Dr. Hobbs, 318 ‘man Ave. B—M375' 22¢ WANTED. a tinner; steady place to right man. Enquire of F. G. F QIIGI,BA voca, la. WANTED--8ix additional saddlery and sad- hsrdware oulesmen for 1908 fur wesiern routes, by large house with ex- tenst dsome lines: only experi- lesmen with established rictly first-c) eed apply. Address Box 51! Towa. TRUSTWORTHY person in each county to manage business of old established house of solid financlal standing; straight bonafide weekly salary of S id by check each Wednesday. with all expenses, direct from headquarters; money ad- vanced for expenses. Manager. 812 Caxton bldg., Chicago. B-M387 21* LARGE soutk front room. newly furnished, modern, telephone. Suitable for two men ) 216 Douglas. E1 WANTED, traveling man who visits the large and small towns, to sell retallers & select assortment of fll’i“loodl for spring, on commission. Bryn Mawr Mills, Phila: delphla, Pa B—al WEEKLY, om elther King M copy' letters at home, Send “stamp for particulars. Co., 248 Warren ave.. Chicago. B—443 21 COLORED man to travel in Nebraska, $50 monthly and all expenses to start; per- manent position If satisfactory; = self. addressed envelone for reply. Address nufacturer, 1 and %6 Dearborn Icago. B2 o Wflt—'rl'b-k-n-u. men everywhere de- ng business of their own without cup- chance D'hfllllflil: l|(; ":;x'nslln ; gency; salary prefer; S B Gray,"Room & 4 LasSalle Be. Shiengo WANTED-—-Traveling man, advertising and collecting for Nebraska: 38 yearly to atart and all expenses: steady sition, od _route. Address Manager lmperial ‘0., 88 Wabash Ave, Chicago, 11 B30T ¢ WANTED-MALE HELP, “THE BUILDING 1S | 'BOYLES COLLEGE DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS === YesOor no Ate you correct In figures? Are you an accomplished penman? *an you frame a good business letter? Can you make out an Involce or statement? Can you make out account sales? Can you make out checks and drafts? n you draw up a promissory note? Can you make out bills of lading? Are you an expert bookkeeper? Do you understand double-entry thoroughly? Can you keep a cash account? Do you know how to transact business with banks? Do you understand commission and brokerage? Do you know Commerclal Arithmetic? Can you calculate interest and percentage? Do you understand Trade discount? Do you understand Commerclal Law? Can you draw up business papers? Can you write shorthand? Can you operate a typewriter? Are you gaining ground and securing independence? Are you using any part of your income or devoting any of your time to prepare for earning a higher salary? Do you know when out of work you cannot successtully compete with others un- less you are thelr superfor in attain ments? 1t you can answer all the above questions satisfactorlly go on your way rejoicli But If these questions perplex and troubls you, make arrangements for tralning at Boyles College NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING. Omaha, Nebraska. Advertising Literature Free Upon Application. B WANTED, local manager to receive appli cations for loans; salary, 31,500 yearly; $1,000 required. Write President, 207 Se- curity bldg., Chicago. B—17 21 WANTED, a few puplls m bool keeping free and pay for tuition from their earnings after we place them in positions; you can learn at your own jome in a few weeks without loss of time or money: we guarantee it; we teach you free and ‘get you a position. Write for full information and our free book, “How to Succeed in Business.” It tells you how you can better your position and make more money. Commercial Corre- gpondence Schools, Drawer O, Rochester, YOUNG MAN—Must be bright and anick and have Al city réferences, for work at Ak-8ar-Ben (‘Iyl’nlvknli‘(Cl‘: X;\d(’l.r 2 p. m. A, New Yorl ‘e bulldin, Vo %sm0 2 nsirance company wants man uainted to manage accident de- Address K 51, Bee offide. B—407 21* WANTED for U. 8. Army; Able-bodied, u of 21 and 8004 char: acter and temperal who- can Sbeax, Fead and write Englleh. For infor: mation apply to Recruiting Officers, 16th and Dodga st. Omaha, and posioffice buflding, Lincoin, Nebraska. B WANTED, men who are weak or diseased to write for free booklet edited by the lending and most successtul speeialist in the United States. Address Newton Hathaway, M. D, 62 Commercial Block, Sloux City, Ta. B— OLD lire 11 WANTED, experienced orgpnizers: attrac- tive plan and literature; équitabie rates fast and easv seller; exclusive territory. continuous ncome on business, top notch contracts to good producers; state ex- perience and particulars; corresponderice confidential. ~ Highland' Nobles, ~Des Molnes, Ia. B—480 21° N. B. VAN MATRE, Pres. EDMUND THORP, Sec. J. L. KENDALL, Treas Omaha Business University Incorporated. Capitol Stock $10.000 COR. 17TH AND FARNAM STS. COURSES STENOGRAPHIC, COMMERCIAL, ACADEMIC, PHARMACY. This is an Institution which offers a complete business training for both sexes. It not only teaches the fundamental commerclal branches but imparts a broad knowl- edge of the principles governing business transactions and familiarizes the student with the best and most modern methods. It prepares its puplls to enter the business world with a knowledge of commercial usages which could otherwise be acquired only by many years of actual business ex- perience. Its graduates are thus enabled to start in advanced positions. The officers of this institution are all college, normal and university men and they devote thelr entire personal attention’to the teaching done in their school. This school can thoroughly prepare you for stenographic work in much less time than any other school in the west. You may enter thig school for one month, and It at the expiration qf this time you are not entirely satisfled, your money will be refunded you. Within the last six weeks this school has had 2 calls for competent stenogra- phers that it has been unable to fill. The salaries of the positions range from $0 to $100 per month. Night school will open October 13, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. We will teach you anything you want. Students are admitted to either day or night school at any time. For particulars call or write, ; t soon in every state; hundreds that we have prepared by mall have been ap- ars circular 151, l';f full particu- les, dates places of e THE NEW LAW SCHOOL WILL OPEN Monday, September 29, In the west lecture room of the CREIGHTON MEDICAL COLLEGE, Corner 4th lrbl‘l&llwl‘l - Evening classes from 7:90 to 9. The new law school In the Crelghton et n baera of alreotors composey of prominent members of the Omaha Bar as- soclation. to and etc., maliled free. onal Corespondence Institute, Wash- ington, D. C. §5 PER MONTH and traveling expenses paid salesman on Baking Powder and Ex- tracts; experience unnecessary. Purity Co., Chicago. * B— MEN In every locality to distribute adver- matter, k elgns, collect, e steady position. Address 'National D tributing Bureau, Chicago. B—i60 21 HUSTLER—Opportunity for the right man to make big money In next six weeks. Must be talker and worker. Small bond or first-class city references required. Call after 2 p. m., room A, New York Life bullding B89 21 The lectures and inatruction will be given by well known members. The lecture course will be free to all law students of the cll(. A charge will be made for text books only. For further information address Ellzabeth :‘l.‘ MecCurtney, Becretary, 512 N. Y. Life ' $20 WEEKLY and all_expenses to men with rig to Introduce Pou lg CnmEo«nd‘ inclose stamp. Dept. %, Royal Co-Op. Mfg. Co., indianapolis. BATL A* WANTED, everywhere, rustiers to tack signs. distribute elrfl:u\m. samples, etc no canvassing; good pay. Bun ine Blreau, Ehifago. B—406 21° WANTED — Experienced organizers; at- tractive plan and literature uitable rates; fast and easy sell exclusive ter- ritory; continuous income on business. top-totch contract to good producers; thogence confgenciat."Higniand Novies, spondence confidential. o Des Molnes, low B—15 11* ANTED, energetie young man In every city over 10,00 to open an office and take chary our business. New _article which' destroys, the oder of liquor, and onlons, called “Nix-E Won't Tell; hit through the country; quick seller and repeater; sold to saloon, ciga and drug trade; 350 starts you in pus! ness; profits. 100 to $£200 mon! '\ o mpany, Chica Bt 8 Ner; to ‘M;E;;h‘ula (Creular -0} tive ver! ew York: Bo—th 2 LEARN roofreading; situations securd; to $55 weekly. Home Correspondence hool, Philadelphia. B MEN wanted who wear trusmes; & great chance. ree; no_ time lost from Box_ oM. resent ™ ‘estbrook, Maine, SE ALY olo.i Shise ‘erullu wanted, men or M8 819* fi\!s-n;mc‘* a puties wa o women: splendid contract. The G - : %l | WANTED, working housekeeper in family ot thres aduics. ‘Address J 14, Bee, B-56 2 WANTED, for Hastings, Neb., street fair, Oct. 6 to 13, first-class Turkish musician, dlncln‘, Tlrll fld ballyhoo people. Ad- dress Tuttle & Simmons, Alblon, Neb., or BSpencer, Neb. B-547 21* WANTED, -x?:;knud steno, Ington operator. Address rapher, Rem- 3, Bee office, B—579 21 WANTED — An_ expertenced floo Inquire at J. L. Brandeis & Sons B-576 21 WANTED, men who are employed make money working for us on the side. For faformation, 628 Paxton Blk. B8} 21* WANTED, at once, slx tinners. Cole-Brels. ford Hardware Co., 41 8. Mainsst., Coun- cil —50d 23 alker. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. 1% Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & Dodge. 00d cook; arney. C—M76 Colo.; three WANTED. good wages to a none okl!r‘ need apply. 233 JRBES' COLLYGE, Pueblo, b the' course; diplomas; 415 Bee blds. WANTED, men, fair education, visit smafl C—a81 iowns and country, adverlse. collect ete., and expenses. = Address Bee. - \ B30 910 YOUNG man to travel. $0 month and WANTED—Housekeepeer in family of thres aduits. Address, 1 4 ) perienced saleslady, one WANTED—An ‘posi Gy woods: good for Tiake “paeece.” M Gunther, Needham strong boy from 16 to 18 to " nothing to 4o but work Address K 5, Bee B35 21 WANTED, an experienced watch and jew- ry salesman who has had sgome optical experience; good salaiy for right person Address K o, Bee. B—536 21 WANTED. to work at_coal vards Pav: R L spply 20! d Hickory, Sth LRy YL A X expenses: experience unnecessary; send | Teferences. = Willlams G0 Champet Com.. | Detrolt, Mich. 16 21 $2: WEEKLY and all expenses for mi with rigs to Introduce Foultey | lound: struight salary. Imperial £ Dept. B, Parsons, Kan. B8 DETECTIVES wanted, reliable parties, ail localities (experience unnecessary); self- addressq cuvelope for garticgiare Norh u, e . American Detective h ‘vx. {ght person. Address &%C0. 750 Baward, Nev. C-Mae 2 vacancy in NTED-—-One nurse to fill training school under direction of a {rained nurss; lectures regularly by lead- ing physicians of Omaha. Child Saving stitute, 18th and Ohlo streets. C—M%9 22 W?Fig;n n:.lxi.;‘-;nmm.-? second u Venport Bt L4 * s me SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 WANTED-FEVALE HILP. WANTED-FEMALE HELP, SALESMEN WANTED. POINTERS About the Omaha Commercial College 17 & Douglas Sts. ROHRBOUGH BROS’ PROPS. POINTER NO. 1~New classes in all departments tomorrow morning. begin then. POINTER NO. 2-1f you intend to become a stenographer it Is very important what system of shorthand you learn. The Pitman, Graham and Munson are back numbers. The best schools no longer teach them. The Gregg system, in its purity, has long, cumbersome outlines and must drop terminations in order to get any speed, and when this fs done its legibility Is destroyed. The Improved Gregg is the only system ever yet devised which eliminates all the bad features of all other systems and utllizes principles which enable the writer to write rapidly and yet so he can read his notes. Improved Gregg s extremely simple. It has but one position, one slant, no shades, but few wordsigns and has the highest degree of speed. It is as much superior to Gregg as Graham Is superior to Pitman. Students who learn it make the best stenographers. POINTER NO. $—Our text book on Improved Gregg Is now out any one for $1.50. Every Gregg writer ought to have a copy. POINTER NO. 4-No answers have yet been received from our ad. in last Sunday's Bee offering $17 in prizes. Even Mr. Gregg has not won any one of them. You will find the same prizes offered in today's Daily News at top of page 4. If you have not seen them, get a paper at once. POINTER NO. 5—Our Business department had several new students last week. Several more enter tomorrow. This department Is operated upon an original plan of Prof. Lampman and wondefful results are obtained. The course of study has been enlarged and all stereotyped methods discarded. Our Board of Trade is a new and valuable feature. Profs. Lampman and Savage are wide awake to the Interests of this department, and both are professional penmen. No other school in Omaha employs even one expert penman. POINTER NO. 6-Our Telegraph department is forging to the front. New students enter each week, and the work grows more interesting. 1f you want a course In telegraphy we can give it to you. POINTER NO. 7—Our new Catalogue is out. You should It will be sent to Send for a copy. It is free. ROHRBOUGH BROS., OMAHA. NEB. . o WANTED, competent girl {or general house- work. 118 N. 30th St. C—382 22* LADIES wanted to work on sofa pillow: materials furnished; steady work guara téed; experlence ' unnecessary; ~send stamped envelope to Miss McGee, Necdie- work Dept., Ideal Co., Chicago. WANTED, experfenced jewelry and sliver- ware saleswoman; good wages and per- manent position for right person. Apply K o5, Bee. HELP WANTED, SALESMEN—To sell perfumes, toflet soa ete., to dealers, $100 monthly And expenses. Plumer Perfumery & Mfg. Co., St. Louls, Mo. - WANTED—Good broom maker; class man need apply. George McFarland, Columbus, Neb. B-609 21° WANTED, clothing, furnishing goods and shoe salesman. _Call today, between 1 and 2 o'clock. Sam A. Adler, 1121 Far- nam. 301 21° BALESMEN, experienced selling gas and gasoline lamps and mantles. Liberal proposition to _experienced men. = Na- tional Stamping works, Chicago. 424 21 SALESM wanted, sell our $§1_bottle sarsaparilla for 3c; best seller; 30 per cent profit; write today for terms and territory. ¥. R. Greene, 5 Dearborn st., Chicago. o2 experfence Emanuel & CIGAR salesmen wanted necessary; good pay Station 4, New York un- Co., WANTED-Salesmen by manufacturer cf rocers' speclalties. Give experfer ully. Good salary to hard workers. Ad dress, Box 617, Chicago, Il WANTED—Attention, salesmen: We have side line to sell: wholesale liquor trade; liberal commissions. Crowu Chemical Co., Chicago. WANTED, an_energetic solicitor in each locality to represent us and sell first- class “securiiies and stocks. Tumbach Investment Co., Fullerton bldg., St. Louls, M 476 21 WANTED—Speclalty salesmen every town, Introduce and sell valuable Invention to dalrymen and hotels: monopoly; profit gble; $15 per day, upwards B R, Bemseo, —483 21 WANTED—At once, a_ capable travelin salesman for Nebraska, references an: bond required. Address Box €08, St. Louls, Mo. 490 21 AGENTS WANTED. AQENTS, new household Invention: Feb., 1902, 3,000 sold in Milwaukee: winner; big profits; exclusive territory free sample. J. 8. Edgren, Loan & Trust bldg., Milwaukee, Wis J—446 n* AGENTS-WITH OR _WITHOUT CAPI- TAL, WITH OR WITHOUT EXPERI. CE, establish yourself in a business of your own: we want rellable represe; tives in every locality to sell our teas, coffee, spices, baking powders, etc., direct 10 consumers; an unsurpassed opportunily r men and women with an ambition to ablish themselves In a legitimate and lucrative business; our liberal premium plan makes It easy to obtain trade; the excellence of our goods will enable you to hold it; no long waits for returns; sac- ul representatives furnished with de- ery wagons, and when found expedient we open stores for them: send for particus lars. Royal Tea Wentworth Ave., Chicago. J—4n n* WANTED, live a good _repute, to handle territory on a tried ‘and successful specialty article for use of merchants and homes. Consolidated Mirror Works, Chicago. J—460 21 TS, automatic washers, sell them. ;' one agent writes, “Exhibited samplé to ten women; took ten orders;" time required, 4 minutes: profit, over $50; guaranteed to do washing in 3 minutes: urnishes its own power; requires neither labor nor attention; ~costs less than any other machine; free sample and exclusive territory furnished: $0 week guaranteed; thousands of testimonials. Automatic ' Washer Co., Station U, Chicago. J— WANTED, manager in every city, county fo_handle best paying business = known; legitimate, new:” exclusive ~_control; Phoenix Co., 15 W. 2th st., N. OUR solicltors are making from $2 to $0 er week. Experlence unnecessary, Write for catalogue and terms. Hudson Portralt Co., 126 Madison st., Chicago, J—4i9 B* SALESMEN WANTED—To sell Wonderful Doran Lighting System: equals electric are, costs hour to operate; turned on or off at w safest, cheapest, most pow- erful, practical and profitable light in ex- {stence; best lamp proposition on the mar- ket: this is no_exaggeration; salesmen making $300 to $500 per month; no invest- ment necessary; you merely take the or- ders (and you ‘are bound to get them); a splendid chance for first-class men; £en for catalogue now. Acorn Brass Mfg Co., 200 Fulton St., Chicago. ~—4T4 21 N wanted to sell our watches, J ete. Write for particulars, M, Stein & Co., 289 E. 43 st., Chicago, T LADIES to copy letters for us at home; | PLAIN priters, home employment <opving l‘d'd:’:.'.;,"‘:‘#,'v‘;:g,,:fl,‘;"g;gy';;gl{,;,;-,pj_‘ stamps for particulars. Occidental Com- Hone: Onlted Poncror gty and Instruc- | merclal Agency, desk 4, Chicago, ' York. o TRt s WANTED-Men and women, every town, to_copy letters for us at home; $10 per 1,000 advanced every week; send addressed envelope for copy and instructions. Stand. ard P 2 Fulton Bt, N. Y. | $12 WEEKLY doing writing at home: either Sex; two stamps for full particula Gable Co., Real Estate Board Bldg, cago. COPY letters at home; $10 per 1,000; no canvassing; send addressed enveiope, Eureka Remedy Co., Dept. 51, 23 Bouth Ashland Ave., Chical —48 21 en Co. SRS —— LEARN proofreading; situaflons secured 35 t0 88 weekly. " Home. C ence Hchool, Philadsiphla, 0 O erPonag "; TWENTY-FIVE CENTS invested in an Auditorium stock contest ticket may win you enough to pay room rent for twenty years. Main office, ground floor New Y Life buflding. E AGENTS make $10 to $13 daily sellin oods. ~ Pictures and frames whole: ‘amily records, 6c each. Big catalogue Frank W. Willlams & Co., Dept. hicago. J—418 21 TS WANTED—Don't miss Rooseveit Is western tour; blg money selling photo buttons; 100, $2.50; $4.50; 500, §10, [Pstpatd. St. Louis Button Co., 8t Louls, o. J—2 v AGENTS, don't work for others; learn profession in ten days that will pay $10 {0 3% per day. Prot. 8. A. Weltmer, No- vada, Mo. J= ur WANTED, organizers; we pay sick, accl- dent. death and old age benefits; top re- newal contracts. American Fraternity, Washington, D. C. — BALARY or commission to sell famous glass burner, an electric light on kero- sense lamp. milllon in use, sample by mail, 60 cents, {llustrated literature free. Monarch/ Novelty Co., 315 N. W. Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. J— DEWEY European hotel, 13th ana F ;Illlllv E—-195 18th St, one block E-19%9 ‘A HOUSE, European, 13th and Dodge. B2 #l PER WEEK- h of court hous: SOME PLAIN TALK about SHORTHAND SYSTEMS ‘We have been asked to review a book called ‘‘Mosher Shorthand,” by Fred W. Mosher—or, as he is usually described in the announcements of the college with which he I8 connected—'‘Professor” Mosher. The book reached us a day or two ago, and we have not yet had time to carefuily examine it, but when we do 8o we intend to give the public a fuller and more entertaining account of it. For the present we will con- tent ourselves with a few. brief remarks. Another "“!mprovement” Mosher Shorthand” is put up in a brilllant red cover, exactly the same style as the “Practical Stenographer,” by the same “author,” which made its appearance about ten years ago, ‘The Practical Btenographer: was published by Messts. Rohrbough Bros. s an “improvement” on the Graham text book; but this is a hard, unappre- clative world, and the “Practical Stenographer” died young, - “Mosher Shorthand’ professes to be an ‘“improvement’ on Gregg Shorthand, but Its career will be as brief and inglorious as that of its predecessor. Pity the Poor Student! The alphabet of the Mosher “‘system’ is taken bodily from Gregg S8horthand with- out acknowledgment, and probably without shame, but the “author,” after introduc- ing some arbitrary vertical (which, in the original ‘spelling with which the Mosher ap) verticle) strokes and hooks of various lengths and sizes. Anyone who has any practical experlence in Gregg Shorthand will instantly recognize what must be the inevitable consequences of such radical violations of the fundamental principles of the system when there is any attempt at speedy writing. Any writer of Gregg Shorthand could adopt the wo-called new principles” If he de- sires to do so, and this fact In {tself manifestly renders it impossible for the ““Mosher system” to'survive. But no PRACTICAI writer would ever dream of adopting these far-fetched expedients and fine-drawn distinctions any more than he would think of adding a fifth wheel to a wagon. The Humor of It This time we will not allude to the m.nr a absurdities and contradictions occurring &whlch word 18 spelled “occuring” in four places on the second page of the Mosher 00K) in every plate of shorthand, but will merely give a few lllustrations which are haracteristic of the whole “system." e 71 is a sign given for the termination “ocity” (which is taken from Gregi Bhorthand), yet on page 130 the word “reciprocity” is writien “recipre This wor proves three things; first, that “Professor’ Mosher never knew how to write the word correctly in Grei horthand; second, that he does not know how to write it correctly in his own ‘s third, "that his claim that terminations are not dropped in his “system” cannot be substantiated—but the latter fact could be demonstrated from every page of the text book. In the next plate of shorthand the first word, “ambition,” is written “ambish;" but on page 141 it is written ‘‘mb! Evidently the “‘author'’ should take a few lessons in his own * . 'We could go on quoting example after example, but what is the use? OQur sympathy goes out to the poor student who Is attempiing to reach ny real efficlency by sugh a mixed-up jumble of Pitmanic and Gregg Shorthand. "What 81d can hé expect from an “author: or teacher who does not Know how to write even simple words consistently In his own text book? Incidentally, we would suggest that “‘Professor” Mosher get someone to revise the English of his'book. As an illustration: On page 1% he informs the student that “the past tense of verbs are sometimes represented by the disjointed ‘t';" “the past tense ARE" Is a good illustration of “English as she Is wrote!"" System Making While You Wait At thig point we deem it well to make public some things which are not generally ¥nown, fome @lx months after they intraduced Gresg Shorinand into_the Omaha ommércial college, Messrs. Rohrbough Bros. threateried that unless we would grant them the exclusive right to teach Gregg Shorthand for the entire state of Nebraska they would bring out a ‘Mosher Shorthand,” which was then In_preparation. The letter in which this threat was made lles before us as we write. e point we Wish to make 18 that after teaching Gregg Shorthand less than six months and without having had any practical experience in writing it, Mr. Mosher was preparing an *'im- provement” on it, as he had previously done with the Graham method. In the summer Of 1901, Mr. Mosher attended u convention of Gregg Shorthand teachers held at Chi- cago (at which the principles of the revised edition were given to the teachers in ad- Vance of Its publication. and It is recorded in the report of the convention, which appeared In the Gregg Writer for August. 1901, that one teacher only left the room When the examination for teachers' certificates was given. That teacher was Mr. Mosher, and our readers can readily conjecture from what we have aiready written why he did not desire to take the examination. y: To the Shorthand Student We earnestly urge those students who began the sfudy of the “Mosher System" under the impression that It was “Gregg improved,” to attend some school where the system is taught in its purity and not in an adulterated and impracticable form. By 8¢ doing they will save time, 'abor, mone y and 'nuch disappointment. Their Last Resort Since writing the foregoing, we have received a papsr containing some herolc cha lenser Erom Mekars. Rohrbough, and we note them s & gratitying evidence that our campaign 1 having its effect. ‘The shorthand outlines given as representing Gregg Shorthand are welcome, Indeed, as proving the point Wwe h made as to Mr. Mosher's lack of knowledge of our system. They are written just as we should expect Mr. Mosher to write Gregg Shorthand, and every writer of Gregg Shorthand will laugh forms. A P o ot ke fo bring business education down to the level of the prize ring, we are prepared to meet Messrs. Rohrbough Bros. on their own ground, and fight them with their own weapons if necessary, so long as they continue (o use the Aime of Gregy Shorthand to boost “Mosher Shorthand.” The name GREGG has an Bonorable record, and for obvious reasons we will not permit it to be used in this way ‘Next week we will attend to the challenge. The GOregg Publishing Company, " u competent second girl, Mrs. H. McCord, Dol Cass st. = C—888 D—Lady agents can make $5 10 310 | N ey cali Monday Barker block, 15th | %, Monday. and Farnam, room e SALESMEN WANTED. SALESMEN, exclusive territory; salary or ‘Commission; satisfaction guaranteed. Ap- ply Tor terms" o Western Nursery %o, Lawrence, Kan. Z14 o1 WANTED, salesman to carry side line of dry goods direct from looms to country retallers. Good ilne for competent ma The Lakewood Co., box 44, Philadeiphia, a. a2l TRAVELING man for Nebraska, sell retail trade. Attractive, salable i ablished. high-rated house; box troit, Mich. 444 2 SALESMEN manent splendid orders LADIES copy letters at home: §10 per 1.000; LD tarned enelope for_appilcation. Monareh Novelty Co., Dept. 85, Chicago WANTED, cash girls 14 years of age. J. and_boyi 12 Brandeis & Sons. C—548 24 WANTED, girl in small family. Apply 124 Vil ve., wages, $4.50 per - Rl o cgma al* LADIES to do to experienced traveling; per- baition: standard fine: to handie new proposition; plan insures merchants to pay for goods out of sales; ‘our salesmen averaged five orders each 'last week; commisslon average $30 on each order. State experience. ref- erence and permanent addres; a1 SALESMAN to sell exclusive side lin our (copyrighted) advertising calendars, lurgest and most artistic line; blotters, show cards, etc. Every merchant a pi pective customer. arshall Mfs. ( Chicaza -0 ue lecework at their homes e furnish ail materials and pay from ¥ to §i3 weekiy. Send siamped envelope o/ 3 roe + Chicago. to Royal Co., 3 Moni lcage. $2 PER THOUSAND copying letters and Teturning to us: 35 weekly made working guenings; erclose stamp. For, lnstruc: ons, etc., address ., Toledo, O. i ] [Ty TWO nice, cool, furnished or unfurpish rooms. %04 D 3 avenport. E—481 WANTED, lady agents wanted for the old eetablished “'Hygela Corsets and SKirts.'" The agente best friend and money maker. 'or rticulars apj to ‘estern Corset Co., Bt. Louls, Mor”” - WANTED, men and women to make good wages {n_spare time at home; no can- vaseing. The work Is elevating and can be done by any person. Ekhurst Art In- stitute, Tyrone, Pa. ) - ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago. Sl E—o NICELY turnished, cool rooms; 2011 Harney. A SUITE of rooms, newly furnished and DlPered: modern, including telephone; sultable for couple, or two or more men. 2216 Dougl E-M143 A KIMBALL grand plano and other arti- cles of furniture will be given away free in November—also over 700 cash prizes—by the Auditorium company. Two chances to win prizes with each twenty-five-cent stock ticket. Better Investigate and in- vest before they are all sold. E—558 21 singl - Midigna Frotel, E—535 modern. E—93 NICELY furnished rooms, suite; rates reasonable. 16th and Chicago. VIENNA HOTEL, 1011-15 Farnam st E--84 07 LARGE south alcove room, modern. Harney. 2, 3 OR 4 rooms for light housekeeping. 62 8. 2lst Ave E-257 220 FRONT room, modern, er week. 1 Webster. wr EO3% ote” 2580 E-—-272 2% FINELY furnished rooms, also rooms for light housekeeping. 1709 Dodge st. T—M327 24 HOW to pay room rent will not bother the man or woman who wins the capital cash prize of $5,000 which will be ziven away free with a twenty-five-cent Auditorium siock contest ticket. DESIRABLE front rooms; ferred; modern house. i fienllpmb’n pre- Capitol ve. EMaT2 21 FRONT ROOM, all modern, steam hea gentlemen preferred. 216 N. 17th st. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms; all modern. N. 234 8t NEWLY furnished front room for 1 or 2 gentlemen. 518 No. 19th. E—406 2 HAVE YOU bought & Auditorium stock contest_ticket why not? buildy IT housekeeping, 2566 Douglas, ? If not, Main office New York Life E—558 NICE front room. 115 So. 15th FURNISHED rooms sultable for 1 housekeeping; modern; 2801 Dodge =Y FOR RENT, 8 rooms_furnished or unfur- nished at §10 South 27th E—531 24 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, Merriam, comfortable summer home, Sl FURNISH rooms, “without Loard; rates reasonable. 16th and Chicago. with or without Midiand” Hotel, P33 FOR RENT, desirable rooms. 212 So. 3th St. F—M359 CAPITOL hotel, 18th and Capltol ave.. one Llock from P.'O.; superior table, elégant location; $1.25 per day; speclal rates b. the week, F- FURNISHED with_or _without voard, 1713 8. 2th st., or Georgla ave F2 000 %1 FOR RENT, furnished room with board for man and wife, Everything modern; charges modcrate. Inquire 1518 Madison avenue. F—430 28 A PLEASANT south room and board in a private family, for two persons: no other boarders. Mrs. Gibson, 1801 8. 324 st F—-546 21 FOR RENT=UNFURNISHED KOOMS. DESK rgom space, § per montk; ground finor room In the Bee bullding, 'facing Farnam street; no expense for light, heat or janitor service. . C. Peters & Co., rental agents, Hee bullding. G116 TWO for light housekeeping. Inqui 8. 28th st G FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICKS, FOR_RENT—The buiiding formerl, jed by The Bee ot 916 F fas four stories and & b was formerly used as The Bee press room This will bC rented very reasonably. if interested apply at once to C. C. Rese- water. secretary, room 10, Bew butlding. R 25th and Dodge. cheap. Apply ishans’ Mantel & Tile Co. 1-70%9 CoR o FOR RENT-Store in first-class location; Tent ‘reasonable. | Apply T C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee Hidg. i AGENTS WANT! WANTED—Canyassing agents In every county to solicit subscriptions to THE TWENTIETH CENTU FARMER' Bteady employment, with assured good in- come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make casily to §$100 per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors’ B b Bee building, Omaha —188 Pepsin sefler; parties. Bitters samples L & AGENTE-To Blg commissio free 1o responsible Bcbarf, St Louls = Frnr(m;le employ- 'yriclde; will pay . Address Fyricide" i EVERY man out of ment wanted to sell {ou, handsomely rray st., N es but- guaranteed; Hamllton, J—468 21% STOP canvaseing and work for us; $ to $5 made dally; write for particulars. Chi- cago Advertising Bureau, Chica; (:“l_!l;‘, AGENTS _One good, industrious man 1 each county to sell medicines, stock and poultry remedles, flavoring extracis. ; pay for goods by sending half your cash collection each week make from $600 to $1,500 each year; is best season to commence work; don t answer unless you mean business and can glve personal bond and reference. Mar- shall Medicine Co., Kansas City, Mo. J—482 21 AGENTS, freo sample, practical, sell- lghting’ pocket lamp, clgar and stove lighter: slze of pencil; rapld seller; seeing 18 believing. Bend ' stamp. Fountain Pocket Lamp Co., 130 Fulton st., N. Y. J-513 21* WE poy 822 o week and expenses to men with rigs to introduce Poultry Compound. Co., Parsons, Keu. J—514 21* w . agents_for churn ter in one min r mo. Qutfit free. Baxter Churn Co International Mfg. WANTED=10 RENT. WANTED-Furnished house from § to 13 rooms, by reliable party. Address X 17, Bee. —-M216 210 WANTED-To rent modern cottage of six Tooms With or without barn, Address 2336 So. 10th 8t. K408 21° WANTED to rent or buy, cottage, close in. 407 W. O. W. Bldg. K540 21* PRl L et e 1 WANTED—TO SELL, FIRST-CLASS hard coa Jones street. e WANTED—TO BUY, ‘coal burner, %18 576 WANTED to Buy, house and iot between Leavenworth and Californla streets and between 17th and 27th streets, on monthly payments. Address K i, Bée. N—266 21* ‘WHEN traveling over the Mo. Pacific sys- tem through Auburn, don't forget to stop at Neal to-daie restaurant. Deep ater fish; best meals In the state for . W. M. Neal, prop., Auburn, Neb. N—428'23 WANTED, to buy stocks of general mer- . chandise’ for cash; write or telegraph C. R. Woodruft, 8t. Joseph, Mo. N— WANTED, to buy, §-room modern house, convenient to 80. Omaha car line, north part of city. Address K 59, Bee. WANTED—To buy & wall case with g front. Address K 06, Bee. N—&11 WANTED—To buy horse about 15 hands 3 Inches, about 1100 ibs.; bay preferred. Address K @2, Bee. NM570 23 FOR SALE-~FURNITURE. FOR SALE—Household sidesaddles, Remington ladies' and gentlemen's ' bicycles. 2216 California_street. O—M3% 21* e e——— FOR SALE~HORSES, WAGONS, ETC furniture, ladies’ . 6 typewriter, OD family horse. 1318 Farpam street. o0 ¥ g‘—m—c-‘ aints and repairs phlh and bl"(‘l‘n- P23 HARRY FROST wagons. See him, Worth. el 1. BIG work horse, suitable for express man or coal hauler, 3%. Turner, Center. FRESH Jerséy cow, big, rich milker; oalf at foot, worth doible, and Center. FOR SALE or trade, horse and buggy and a lot 0f holiday books for a house and lot in Omaha; value $80. Address K 47, Be P31 210 FOR SALE, a rubber tired, two-seated, newly painted open carriage; original cost $480, for sale at $150; also small roan pony, perfectly sound and gentle, for riding or driving, at $0. Inquire at stable of A. D. Brandels, 58 8. 3ith st. P40 24 L — —— ———— —____} MISCELLANEOUS, CATTLE-Have chance to keep 1,00 head for winter, good range, waler, sheiter, Py, "orn toder, 1 milcs trom 'UT B3k IAI?L‘I 1 in Custer Co. Nes Lraska. L. Haycock, Calla- way, Neb. R--Myd 25 T T R — ELECTRICA MME. SMITIL, baths, 118 N. 15, Flad MME. AMES, vapor baths, 14 GRACE O'BRYAN of Ky., 1% 8. 13th. —253 o ORDION PLEATING, Ac IDEAL PLEATING CO., 160 Howard.