Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 30, 1902, Page 20

3 . 250 for the first i vertisements must be SITUATIONS WANTED. anted by an all round unton ylars experience; country job care Hee, A—MTs printer; 2 preferred. Address O is ®CHOOL for the winter by male teacher with first-class certificate and an experi- ence of % terma. Address J. 1. Ferron, 1166 Plerce 8t., Council Blufts, A-1% a0 EEE—————TSSeeE— WANTED=MALE HMEL HUSTLING deputl women; splendid contract. ere, s bee budg. The Garden- B—dis le-bodled un- | of 2 and &, - i WANTED, for U. 8. Arm married men between citizens of United State: of gouod char- ter and temperate habits, k, read and write Kngl Y e e Douge Sts,, Umaha, otfice builiing, Lincoln, Neb. sengers wanted; Sz 8, 12th St. ted at once. carl P. Linde- B-Mily v WANT! solicitor capable of present- ing an Atiractive lana investment; must be first-class. BShimer & Chase, bA bee B—T50 iD—A boy with a horse to deliver “the lvening Bee, west side. Cail at |BOYLES COL The Bee omce, circulation department, ¥ ». m. B—iw—D-1 WANTED, two first-class harnessmaker: for steady empioyment. Address Knox- ville Sadalery rouse, Knoxviie, la. B—Mwi DI* WANTED, machine shop apprentice and two snbp boys. Apply 41 N, Main st, Council Biufts. B—M WANTED, middie-aged man; good addres: large acquainiance. Cily bavings vank, 16tk and Dougias. M BEE what we have to offer men to learn barber trade; years saved by our method of free work, expert instructions; tools presented; wages Saturdays; board pro- Viaed; call or write. Moler Burver Col- lege, 1302 Douglas st B-Ms19 4 WANTED, reliable person in each district to manage business tor old house; salary 318 weekly; expenses advanced; perma- nent posiuion; inciose self-addressed en- velope. Manager, o4z Caxton biug., Chi- cago. B—Masi2 30* 1000 PER WEEK and traveling expenses ald salesmen for Baking Powder and Sxtracts. Experience unnecessary. Purity Co., Chicago. — BE A _PROOFREADER—Salaries from $15 to 825 a week,; proofreaders in demand; send for free bookiet, ‘‘Practical Proof- reading;" telis how. The National Proof- readers’ Assoclation, The Baldwin, No. 7, Indlanapolis, 1nd. B— WANTED, men and women to make good wages In spare time at home; mo can vassing. The work is elevating and c: be done by any person. Eikhurst I tute, Tyrone, Pi CIVIL service government positions; 14,983 appointments this year. This is 4,602 more than last year; excellent opportunities for oung _people; catalogue of information rl.e. ‘olumblan Correspondence College, Washington, D. C. B— WANTED everywhere, hustlers to . tack signs, distribute circul , samples, etc.; no canvassing; good pay. Sun Advertl ing Bureau, Chicago. B—887 0* 12 WEEKLY and all expenses for men with ies to introducs poultry compound; - t a 'm) ) g. Co., Dept. 8 Parsons, Kan, Bois 38 WANTED, liye men everywhere to di tribute cfrculars, tack signs, etc.; no can- ing; good pay; stamp for information, slllrlbu(o" Unilon, Chicago. B2 Star WANTED, ambitious, trustworthy man to travel in Nebraska; young man over 21 preferred; experience unnecessary; $1§ weekly and expenses; permanent; promo- tion; self-addressed envelope. Manager Glllis, Pontiac Bldg., Chicago. B—872 WANTED—Energetic men in every city in United States to earn 350 to $100 weekly by selling high clase dividend paying stocks. Address, Becretary, ©50 Hourse, Philadelphla, Pa. B—§06—30° WANTED—Men, falr education, to visit fowns In western lowa and eastern Ne- braska; advertise, collect, etc.; 3600 and expenses; no book proposition.’ Address, 1, Bee. B—89%—30 WANTED, a registered pharmacist to take gharge of drug store. Cull on or address Dr. C. M._Headrick, 38 New York Life building, Omaha, Neb. B—-Ms41 2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1902 WANTED-MALE HELP. WANTED-MALE HELP, WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE NELP. FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES The Recognized Headquarters OF REVISED GREGG Shorthand in Nebraska, BOYLES COLLEGE. gained its prestige In Omaha and the west by keeping strictly up t #iving its patrons, both Dusiness men and atudents. exeeptionally §ood service Extract from letter by John Rush, U. S. Nat. Bank Examiner. TREASURY DEPATRMENT OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE_CURRENCY, OMAHA, April 7, 1902 —Boyles Commercial College, City: Gentlemen—The rapld advancement of my daugh- ters in, typewriting and sienography demonstrates the fact that your system of edu- cation Is ‘productive of most satistactory results. 1 will deem it a pleasant duty to bear testimony to your excellent teaching. Yours JOHN RUSH.” Letter from the Superintendent of the Pacific Express Co., “THE PACIFIC EXPRESS GO.” SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, OMA HA, Neb., Sept. 16, 192.—Mr. H, B. Boyl President Buzlan Commercial College, Oma ha, Neb.—Dear Sir: Your favor of the Sth inst. at hand, and I take pleasure in saying that during the past several years I have had occasiun 1o call on you several times to supply us with stenographers and clerks in various capacities. and have found them invarfably to be well drilled in OFFICE ROUTINE and ETIQUETTE. Yours truly, G. D. PATTERSON, Buperintendent Pacific Express Co." This is the most desirable season of the year to enter. A large number have already made their arrangements to begin this week—Join them. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, English, DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Apply for Catalogue. LEGE. New York Life Building, Omaha, Nebraska. truly, NEBRASKA BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE Boyd Bldg., Cor. 17th and Harney Sts. e+, A C, ONG, A, N,, L. L. B, President. “Absolutely Thorough.” Never before have we had a finér body of )’mm(l people enrolled. All are en- thusfastic over the progress being made and the possibilities ahead. From every indication every seat will be taken. The time is past when it is necessary for young people to go east for a thorough business education. Compliments of Visitors. Many compliments have been passed by visitors since both floors have been returnished, the Commerclal Department with elegant roll-top desks and ssated with revolving office chairs, the Shorthand Department with elegant Yale lock Oxford desks, and the Typewriting Department with Standard machines. Everywhere the foeling pre- yalls that all are preparing to get a start in life, to become independent and make their own way in the world. The following are a few of the kind expressions of callers: “Your Commercial Department looks like an immense counting room." “1 never have saw a finer body of students.” “Your discipline is simply perfec “With such surroundings and elaborate furnishings the students certainly must enjoy thelr work.” ““Your catalogue truly illustrates what you have and what you are doing. It certainly s the finest and most elegant prospectus ever put out by a business college.” JOHN.R. GREGG Auther of Gregg shorthand, has giv en the school his highest endorsement. make a speclalty of teaching Pure Gregg Shorthand As set forth in the revised edition. Many of our students are making exceptional records In this system under the principaiship of Prof. Guthridge, who fl graduate of the author’s school for teachers. The Commercial Department Under the supervision of Prof. Lowry, is fine headway along the line of business training. A large class will soon enter t Banking Department. Stu- dents w enroll y time. Send for our catalogue—"A work of art.” tors always welcome. C— We ‘WANTED, young man to take dictation ‘WANTED-FEMALE HELP. and operate Remington; good penman; chance for advancement; state salary an references. Address P 4, WANTED, a good r. for general house- work. Apply 8124 " B304 30° oppleton Ave. DISTRICT manager in each district at sal- ary of 3150 per week and expenses, pay- able weekly, to represent large manufac: turing establishment known to every bank in the United States: a man of good habits and energy required; experience unneces- sary. Apply, -mms age and_qualifica~ tions, to Manager, Dept. E-2, P. O. Box 824, Philadelphia, Pa. B—123 3¢ WANTED, Inventors, patentees, mechanics and everyone interpsted in patents and inventions to send for our Inventors Guide, This 60-page book sent free, con- tains full information about patents, how to obtaln a patent, what .to invent for profit and how to'sell a patent. This elegantly printed book sent free to any address.” O'Meara & Brock, Patent Attor. neys, 620 Eleventh 8t., N.'W., Washing- ton, WANTED—Girl to do general ho in family of three; good wages. BSimeral, %76 N. Zth ave. C—M4T1 housework. 568 So. C—553 a good girl at once at the h and Harne; C—804 30 WANTED, a refined young girl to do sec- ond ‘work In small family; good wages id. Call at 2526 Dodge street between and 6 p. m. C—808 WANTED, a girl for general h, 1134 8. %th Ave. " o ‘WANTED, one second cook, $18 per mont one laundress, §1§ per month; one chambe! D. C. B-917 30* YOUNG men everywhere, copy letters home evenings, §7 week; send addressed en- vel for particulars. Filbert, Dept. 8 181, Box 1411, Philadeiphia, Pa. '~ B89 WANTED, local brargh office InlnlEel': 37 and com.; send stamp. Godfre ‘0., St, Louts, M 300 WANTED, salesmen, local and traveling, to handle cur advertising calendar sa for 194; our line is extensive and we manufacture, import and control all our gesigns; exgerienced men only. Active men make to $100 per week on com- lon. References must accompany ap- leation. Gibson Art Co., Cinecinnati, 8 B—§63 300 MECANICS qualified for advancement; our tree booklet “Are Your Hands Tied?" tells how -thousands have doubled or Iargely increased thelr earning capacity through our epare time instruction by mall. * Write to the International Corre- ndence ‘Schools., Box 1668, Ecranton, ., or call day or evening, Omaha office, &1 'Paxion block. B-197 30 nl’rzc;fifi:a. very i;cll{l;'.;(-ood salary experience unnecessa: nternatl D‘pl:QN\‘B Agency, lllvrvynuvkee, Wis, . B915 00 30 month and ex- YOUNG man to travel, penses; experience unnecessary; send ref. erences. . Willlams Co., Chamber Com., Detroit, Mieh. B-916 30° MANAGER wanted In every large county: “Game o' 111" nickel-slot machines lzr drinks, clg: or money, take a place of forbidden t machines; strictly lawful lv.r.y.'he.r'omrtmed lA‘)r sold on easy pay- lents now in use. Cunnin irniture Co., Department &5, ('higwllm. . B—932 30¢ WANTED_Rellable man or woman experl- enced in selling subscription Looks for po- sition as general field manager D, ‘B, immer & Co., sulte 523 New York Life ldg., Omaha, Neb, B-M151 D§ WANTED, men. fair education, to visit town In western lowa and eastern Ne- braska to a rtise, col'ect, cte.; no book pposition’ salary” s ind CCmminsiona: ¥, "bee. B 300 men erywhere, good ¥, L0 tribute clreulars, adv. matter tack slgns, etc. No canvassing. Natloanl Ady reau, Chica; B-182 300 WANTED, experienced watch welry salesmen Apply at once, k. 2d floor, BENNETT 8. and Mr L i B—206 30 WANTED. bright young man for interest- Toliday Work. Avply at once My ok, 24 floor, BENNETT'S. WANTED, experienced man; good salary and tion to right man. Av{ Flook, 2d floor, BENNETT'S. any business for through me, Send full par. e how much trander, 1@ 500 TO $5.000 t yourself ‘mav no matter whi ticulars, and u need. W poney 3 jorth American bidg., o go In b“ obtal: ‘maid, $16 per month; board and lodging. Commercial Hotel, McCook, Neb. C—M820 30 LADIES, Dr. Strickland's Monthly Remedy relieves In § howurs, e and sure; box free. Send stamp for particulars. Crown Chemfcal Co., Box 8, Milwauki “g: SALESMEN WANTED. prse ¥ buadd l'\'!' RYWHERE, (o sell Lam rs. Monroe & Co., 81 t + 3 Omaha. WANTED, LIQUOR SALESMAN * For Nebraska, one with an established trade on whiskles or clgars preferred; give full detalls as to experience, etc.; all correspondence will be held strictly confidential. Address O 8, care this office. —M$18 30 SALESMEN, automatic copying book, new, needed by 'every business man; bo for agents. Pershing Mfg. Bond,'lnd. b " irl, $20 per WANTED, head diningroom Fa ebb, Valen- C—M735 1% re advanced. J. C. Neb. BE A PROOFREADER: women receive same salary 315 325 i rroofmdew 3 ree booklet, di tells how. The National Proofrea: lllmlllfllh The Baldwin, No. 72, Indl polis, Ind. C LADIES wanted to do embroide d B u'laborl At thoir homes; cady wor Chicago Crochet Ca., Chicag IMPORTANT POINTERS About the Omaha Commercial College. 17th and Douglas Streets. ‘POINTER No, 1~Tomorrow, December1, new classes will be organized in all departments. This will be a ‘splendid time to begin your work. " POINTER No. 2-Our Night School has the largest enroliment In ({ts history. We have had the largest aud best cl l!a_ in all branches we have ever had. Students have done remarkable work thus far. ‘omorrow night several new students will enter for the balance of the year. It is not teo late to reap much benefit from Night School. If you cannot attend the Day School, by all means iflln our Night School, POINTE! No. 3-Numerous calls "were made last week for stenographers and bookkeepers. The demand is constantly increasing. We know of three or four ex- cellent positions still unfilled, If you want to fit youreelf for a mercantile position the_Omaha Commercial College Is the place to do It. 3 POINTER No. 4-Our Telegraph Department still increases in nufber. We have had several calls for operators, This department is the best equipped of its kind in any western school. Telegraph operators are in great demand. POINTER No. 6—It is often a query why the most prom'nent etenographic and bookkeeping positions in Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs are filled by our stue ts_and why the Itldln’ business men always look to the Omaha Commercial College for their help. The following reasons may be assigne 1. The work done for years in all departments has been thorough. 2. The equipment In all departments have been the best. 3. Inexperienced instructors have never been employed and advertised as experts. When old students return they find the same old teachers in their place: rof. Mosher has had e of the Shorthand and Typewriting Department for seventeen ars. er has been his assistant in this de- partment for eight years, 'of. Bavi been identified with the institution for more _than five years. Mr. Graff b charge of Telegraphy for more than four yea M. G. and G. A. Rohrbough have been permanently connected with the institution for eighteen years. 'he efficlency of teachers, like lawyers, doctors and ministers, is increased by long years of experience. POINTER No, 6—To those desiring a course in Shorthand and Typewritin want to make a few suggestions 1. The system of shorthand you learn is portant. 2. The prestige of the &chool ought not to be ignored. 3. It will pay you to place yourseif under teache: f long experience. It you desire to secure a posi. tion when through, by all means attend a school ving the recognition of the bes mercantile establishments and whose training is so thorough as to warrant your holding a position when obtained POINTER No. 7-Pitman, Graham, Munson and Gre Shorthand are npt the most modern and up to date systems. This we can prove. Pitman, Munson and Graham are all extremely aificult to r, because of being encumbered with shaded oket different position: many slants, hundreds of rules and thousands of word-sign While the Gregg stem 18 free from these objections, it Is in- sufficlently developed to justify students in learning it, at least o long as something better may be had. Brevity in the ON:J ystem is only obtained at the expense of legibility. Gregg writers are compelled to drop terminations, in order to acquire speed, thus rendering their notes extremely difficult to read. We have something better to offer our students, namely: Mosher Shorthand, or, as often called, ‘‘Im- roved Gregg.” It differs from all other eystems in the following particulars: . It is easy to learn, eawy to read, s extremely rapld and possesses the legibllity of long hand. If you want to make a stenographer out of yourself it will plr you to Investigate. Those who write the Mosher system are having phenomenal euc- cese and are rendering such superior service as to command the highest salaries pald. Arthur K. Lee, who spent six months In our S8horthand Department, studying the Mosher system, accepted a_position with the Union Pacific Rallroad company at Cheyenne at $0 per month. He has been with the company about three months, but his services have been #o superior as to justify the company in raising his salary to $930 per vear. If he had undertaken to learn a Pitmanic system he would still be in school memorizing word-signs, learning hundreds of rules and their excep- tions. Our sympathy goes out to the poor, unfortunate Pitmanic student. Before selecting a stem of shorthand It will pay you to inveéstigate. It will save you both time and money. A catalogue of the college will be sent free to any address, Rohrbough Bros., Omaha, Neb, SOME PLAIN TRUTHS About the SHORTHAND REVOLUTION The Gregg system has completely revolutionized shorthand and In the past three years it has been adopted by more schools than are teaching all other systems combined. Gregg Shorthand has gained its pre-eminence by the force of its intrinsic value—by its superiority as a practical reporting instrument and by the enthusiastic advocacy of Its writers. THE REPORTING SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE. At a recent convention of shorthand teachers a young man of 21 wrote 225 words on new matter in one minute In Gregg Shorthand and read back his notes correctly; and at the medical convention in Cleveiand two young men—one 2 years of age and the other 2—were engaged as ’Mcul reporters and their work was declared by the doctor in charge to be superiof to that of congressional and other reporters employed In recent years. From this it will be seen that young Gregg writers can do as good, and sometimes better, work than men who have used old-time methods from twenty to forty years. e A CORRECTION Referring to some notes which appeared in the Phonographic World, Rohrbough . brothers in their advertisement in last unday's “The Gregg notes were written by Pearl Power, thor of the Gregg sy: and principal teacher of the Gregg school, Chicago. tatements contained in this sentence are oclate author of Gregg Shi fact, he is not employed In teaching. She is & young lady, 31 years o Wwho s em- loyed in the of of the Gregg Publishing company. In the November number of Phe’ Stenographer-an independent shorthand magazine published in Philadelphia— the editor of the law department describes Miss Power's writing as ‘‘wide-space, off-hand, easy-flowing characters—JUST SUCH AS ONE WOULD EXPECT TO FIND IN A COURT REPORTER'S NOTES ON_ A RAPID-FIRE CROSS-EXAMINA- TION.” We gladly invite comparison of Miss Powers writl or the writing of any other 1)]0 writer of Gregg Shorthand,, with the carefully drawn and cramped outlines of Mosher, which are lnlnflel!l{ written with an effort to crowd as much as possible into a small space without regard to ease of execution. WHAT THEY SAY AFTER EUYING A BOOK. Méssrs Rhorbough state that several writers of Gregg Shorthand have bought the Mosher book. ~ Well, if Messrs, Rohrbough continue ‘to use Gregg Shorthand to bolster up the pretentions of ‘“Mosher Shorthand” we will have great pleasure in printing some quotations from the many letters recelved from Gregg writers and teachers who have seen the Mosher book. They will make very interesting reading. Here is an_extract from one recelved yes terday, which may serve as an example: “I have taken the time to go through the Mosher book pretty thoroughly and am reatly surprised to think any one who had taught the Pitmanic system as long as fir. h would go back to the old impracticable ways. It is worse than the old origl Pltman, to my mind. It seems to me that if the student were successful in getting those hooks and circles and diphthongs flattened and rounded and lengthened, just as Mosher gives them in the book. he would surely be a wonder. 1 doubt if Mr. Mosher can do it himself. ¢** The exercises for students’ ractice are very limited and his explana tions of the exercises are even more lim- ted than the exercise accurate as might be expec and and is not principal teacher in the Gre age, TO THE INTENDING SHORTHAND STUDENT. ou declde to study Gregg Shorthand, attend some reliable school teaching 1t tram the CREVISED BBITION " which contains all the lutest improvements of the tem, endorsed by thousands of practical writers and teachers. Above all things, do not waste time, money and effort on a cl umsy, inefficient imitation of Gregg Short- and which has been repudiated by exper fenced and practical writers and which, b; e nicety ecution required to execu te the imp ticable expedients Introduces by the “author,’ will limit your efficlency to the lowest grade of stenographic work. The Gregg Publishing Company, Chicago. WANTED, girl for general housework; FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. good wages. 3304 Davenport. s 5 » c-mime FURNISHED room. new, madern house, urnace heat. Telephone in house. i lenced _girl. Mrs. bt o R gxperienced B s o WILL rent until spring, three-room flat, furnished complete for housekeeping, 32§ per month, heated; no children. 408 8. %th Ave. B—836 30° WANTED, Marsh, 304 ANTED, 6 experienced young ladles for| W tationery - depariment. A_ng at once, | Mr. Flook, 2d floor, BENN ®aw | an Pine st. WE MUST have more salesmen, apply at gnge. Geo. A. Baker & Co., South Bend, nd. LADY with good ju t of bus Taies 1o fi°vacanoy: Address D b Be 5 a girl for general house- | WANTED, & good girl for gen c’%"x" FOR RENT, turnished rooms, one or two connecting’ rooms, modern, 'central, pri- vate family. Address O 5, Bee. E—186 300 WANTED, rocer od lesmen, by manufacturer of Ities; give experlence fully. Y. Lo bard workers. Add Box 617, Chicago, Il TRAVELING salesman for Nebraska; no technical knowledge, but active ,all-roand hustler;” established, high-rated house; Teferences required. Address Sales Dept., 21 W. Atwater, Detroit, Mic! 5 % WANTED, salesman; dig money to sell largest and best line signs and advertis- ing novelties: biggest and most complete house in United Sta! only men meaning business need write. Scioto Sign Co, Box uque, la. —oai 3% WANTED. traveling sulesman to carry our side line to general store and kindred trades; samples fit coat pocket and easily earr, $1,000 a vear commission; December is best month; give full address, also present employér, and we may send sam- les Immed(ately.’ The Standard Ring Co.. La Salle 8t., Chicago. 300 BOOK salesmen, it will pay you to invest! &ate our new propositions, never before offered in this territory; $60.00 per week easlly made for a hustler, fazper & 7 80° Bros., 611 Bee Bld WANTED--Salesmen can make from $50 t $190 per week selling white lead; fine sid: Vhite lead Co, B8t —892 30 LADIES :ohemhroldlfr dollis leces a ome; all mater furnished ross | Righest prices paid; no canvassing. Send stamped envelope to Ely Novelt; ‘0., Ely Bidg., Chicago. E006 WANTED everywhere, copying at home inn‘l‘ dy work; no malling or canvassi od pay; for pal ticulars send addr: envelope. Mana- ger, Dept. 8 131, Box 1362, Phllldolnhcll. Pa. PLAIN sewing at home, 3 per week; terials sent everywhere free; work; send addressed enyelo) ticulars. Du Pont, Dept, 8 lJ’ 1382, Philadeiphi Pa. C—852 % LADIES or gonts. copy letters at hom: no names {o supply o addressing e velopes; nothing to buy: §20 & 1,000, pald woekly: send addressed envelope for copy and application blarks Practical Mfg. Co., arket St., Newarx, N. J. (= LADIES. new home work, mal sota plliows; 8 to §I§ weekly: materials fur- nished free, no canvassing; steady wor send stamped, addressed envelope, New Textile Mfg. Co., Erie St., Chicago. C—4T78 30* PLAIN writers, home employment, copying small blanks; rate per 1,000, two Stampe for particulirs, Ofclderital Com- merclal Agency. Desk 3, Chicago. 987 300 ACTIVE Catholic lady to work at home: $36 pald for 12 days {rial; permanent if tatisfactory. John Engwall, 5‘&“"" B C- 0 dg., Chica, INERGETIC woman to travel and collect tor Lock Box line. " Merchants Louts, Mo, A CAPABLE salesman to cover Nebrask: with staple line; high commissions wit advance of 3100 monthiy: permanent pos tion to right man. Jess H. Smith Co Detroft, Mich, —88 30* BALESMAN to sell two strong proposition of necessities; good salar; l:d ::;@M‘ to right man. Address 6, Bee. S 3 addressed en- anager McBrody, Star Bldg., WANTED-FEMALE HELP. C—864 30° Call Canadian office, 15th & Dods [oae] 1 Girls. ADLES, copy letters at home, §20 send stamped envelo) Leslte Novelty ‘Co., or piiic ion: or ation. ot. 11, Chicago: C—850 30 WANTED. student nurse at South Qmah L= lFOR RENT, three furnished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; modern; iPate bath. 814 6. 28th st. . B—-MIs4 3¢ experienced finishers on pants Ap;ply Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods Co., 13th and ufl‘llY?: M148 Deel TWO furnished rooms, light housekeeping. 2608 Dodge st. B—-M176 1¢ ROOM~—Nicely furi for gentleman only. T young woman, energetie, good ‘."3'3-'? eten Chn secure & position in insurance department (fire ccident) must be capable of canva usiness houses and offices for insurance business. Address O 64, Bee. C—166 80 hed, private tamily, Telephone B-3239. E—MIs4 D2* WELL furnished front room, 2213 Dodge. HELP WANTED. n eated front room, g hone, fine location, seasonable, E—189 30° VASSER—Man or woman, to conduct O Mnugnaing route: & chance o work up & monthly income 'regularly; anyose now R canvassing will find this & profitable side line. Address at once Circulation Depa furnished for 1 ment Woman's Home Companion, !art 313% fleld, Ohlo. —156 3¢ ht_house- 1Bth st FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. FERVISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, - sty M, 1616 Howard 8t in good repair, with light PUROE ' COMPANY, 1001 F 8t o COMPANY, ‘arnam . o 184 DI 16th 1 FOR RENT-8tore, 51 N. Bros., 164 Farnam [Sadias Rore - FOR SALE—Flemish sideboard, walnut Qining table, oak bedroom sult. Call Mon- Qay and Tuesday at millinery dept. 1510 Douglas St 1147 30 AGENTS WANTED. Garvin 165 30 PRERSONA DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns and superfiu- haif removed by electmcity 12, Frenzer block. U881 VIAVI, Woman's Way to Health. Home treatment. Booklet free. M8 Bee RM[. Omaha, 28 and supplies. wholesals GRAMOPHO and retail. Collins Plano Co., 162 Douglas. U RUPTURE CURED-—No knife, no pain, no detention from business. Send for booklet, ete. EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE CO., 88 N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha. WANTED, canvassing agents in every county fo_solicit subscriptions to THI TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Steady employment, with assured good in- col Agents In the countfy with hor and buggy especially desired. Canvass make easily $60 to $100 per month. A dress, Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. 1,000 AGENTS wanted to seil desirable old- line Insurance for the. largest company in the world of Its age; no speclal con- tract fakirs or leg pullers need apply. ‘We sell the best contract ever written; good territory and commissions given to 0od, rellable men. Call on or write to e J. Crane, Superintendent Western partment, 318 First Nat'l Bank Bld, Omaha, Neb. J—-M123 D: AGENTS to sell Texas Oil and Mining Co. stock; first-class investment; good com- missions; liberal contract. Texas Oll and Mining Co., Box 92, Lawton, Okl J—=MT89 4* MAN OR WOMAN of good address wanted to call on business men; very profitable osition for competent person. Ziegler, onon bldg., Chicago. J—Ms11 sfl' AGENTS wanted to handle our goods; needed everywhere; we trust you; estab- lished in 1569. We occupy three bulldings. Gavitt Manufacturing Topeka, Kan. SANITARY COOKER, no odor, no steam, practical, durable; salary or Iiberal com- mission to agents. Pease Mfg. Co., Box 90, Cincinnati, Ohio. — WANTEDLady agents wanted for the old established “‘Hygela Corsets and Skirts,” the agent's best friend and money maker. For particulars apply to Western Corset Co., St. Louls, Mo. J— WANTED, local agents in every city and village in United States, male or female, Two good speclalties retailing at 2c and 50c each; 100 per cent profit. Adgdress F. D‘l,. ¥anEm~n & Son, 617 Main 8t.,"Buffalo, AGENTS, don't work for others; learn a proféssion in ten days that will pay $10 to $25 per day. Prof. 8. A. Weltmer, Ne- vada, Mo. J- AGENTS, automatic washers, sell them- selves; one agent writes, “Exhibited sample to ten women; took ten order: time required, 46 minutes; profit, over $60 guaranteed (0 do washing in 3 minutes! urnishes its _own power; requires neither labor nor attention; costs less than any other machine; freé sample and exclusive territory furnished; $50 week uaranteed; thousands of testimonials. utomatic =~ Washer Co.,, Station U, Chicago. J— LAMP that makes its own gas, costs 1 cent a day; mo oil, wicks chimneys, small model free to those wishing to work_for ys. Bastern'Gas Co., 180 Fulton 8t., New ork. - AGENTS WANTED—A lady or young man to take orders in their home town for our line of shirt waistings, suitings and skirt- ings; an elegant line; low prices; big pay to the right party. Address, Shirt Walst Dept., Buckley Shirt Co., 2623 Olive Street, 8t. Louls, Mo, GENTS, start in mafl order business: busi- ness of tho future made easy; we furnish plans and goods, start you at home and share profits; particulars free. Hall Sup- ply Co., Dept, 12, 225 Dearborn St.. Chi- cago. J—s86 30° LADY, we pay $1§ cash salary weekly and advance expense money to start; position permanent; traveling in Nebraska; seif- addressed envelope for particulars. Ad- dress American House, 3 Dearborn, Chi- cago. J—871 3¢ BORROW 10 CENTS. Send to us. Begin §opd payin business by return mail. idney SBupply Co., Dept. 6, Kansas City, Mo., ational bank. J—869 900 Refererce, First G BIG profits; lear: turing portral agents wantes painting and manufac- particulars, 2c; picture sample, 15¢. F. Plerce, 1420 Monroe, Chicago. J—861 30° AGENTS novelties, 400 per cent profit; hun- dred articles, 18 cents. Manufacturing Center, Elco, Pa. J—914 800 WANTED, manager in every city, county fo handle best paying business’ known: legitimate, new; exclusive control. Phoenix Co., 156 W. 28th'St.,, New York. J—-913 %0° WANTED at once, oll agents, good, re- llable, energetic men to sell our high e line of lubricating oils, greases, also roofing and metallic paints, es- peclally* to the threshipg an Iurm(nr trade, on commission. ‘he Industrial Off and Supply Co., Cleveland, Ohio. J—910 30* fountain pens; easy profit; samiple by upply 'Co., Jeffer- T8t AGENTS wante sellers for Xmai ed to open AGENT with some melnl.lr::f' % toroh cated Tollet anmnn)l office to sell Bradford J—904--30° own permanent business. & Co., B. 182, Cinclnnati, O. WANTED--Agents to “The Business n's Friend,” or ‘“Collections Made Easy." Just out and will sell to_every man who does a credit bueiness. Would make an excellent side line. For in- formation and terms address, P. O. Box 50, Wood River, Neb. J—MB02—1 OUR salesmen make $10 daily, Crayon por- tralt ' zmlly records, fc. Pletures And_frames. wholesale. Catalogne fres. Frank W. Willlams & Co., Dept. .. Chi- cago. . J—856—30% WF RTART vou selling diamonds, also 480 kinds watches: don't acrept work until mottine _catalogue—liberal offer. Carhon Diamond Co., Syracuse. N, Y. J—§53 30¢ CHAMPTON flat fron cleaner or linen nol- feher; Hg reller for agents; samnle. no=*. naid ‘1. Junior Mfg. Co., Dert. W @t Louls. J—598 80 $15 PFR 1M for vour nelehhars’ names and AdAreampa: slendv wark. effhor sex: nn ex- nerfencn necessary: hagk and full fratrrea. tlora for 10c, Columbla Deslgnin« Cn. 8t Touls, Mo £98 300 $50.00 WEEKLY and exnenses: sample free, Greatest money making fnvention of the age; Automatic Washer does A washine in 3 mihutes without labor or attention: cheaper than any other, indestructibie. Wvervhodv buve, Azents colning monev. Thopsands of testimonfale. Automatic Washer Co., Station U, Chicagn J—873 0% AGENTR 230 to 50 weekly easilv made: we nrove this: Juminoue nameplates. num- hers, slgns readable darkest niehts: sam- rlag free. Right Supply Co., Enelewnod, SOIICITORS to secure advertising and subscrintions to & new and nopular monthly publication. Apply 924 Farnsm 8t. J—035 30 DEWEY European Hotel, 13th and rw MERRIAM, comfortable winter hanoi_ Tel 8 e FURNISHED rooma, with or without board. rates reasonable. Midland Hotel, 16th and Chicago. F—410 PRIVATE family, & 8. %th a $1 PER WEEK-—422 8. 15th B south of court house. AETNA HOUSE, Europeal , 13th and Dudr. 16th & Chicago. HANDSOME steam beated room. 109 Capi- tol Ave " fi one_block 6 F—-M189 NOTAL NOTS FOR RENT. nicely furnished room with house _modern, including _te'e- convenient to ear line; also within walkl; distance. Price reasonable. Cass st._Tel. A2503. F—M10 2 FOR Il}l'l‘—b‘l‘nl‘tl\‘fin OFFICES, FOR RENT, store in first-class location: rent reasonable Avply . C. Peiers & To., ground floor, Bee Bldg, - FOR_RENT, the bul ied by The Bee at lour storie: formerl phon 1623 'M281—D-12¢ e 780. Telephone th and r.rum‘z%u ROOMS for light housckeepins. ard. L M E hauls trunks. THE FARNAM— formerly oceu- nam Bt. I has isement which was 7, ‘The Hee press room. This will Fe rented very reasonably, If interested apply at office to C. C. water, secretary, room 100, Bee bulndln. STEAM HEATED roume, $10 per monih. Barker Hotel, 13th and Jones Sts. o an & wu for light housekeeping. 1112 B een Tlant heusebiooping. TSl hospital. s - J s o~ e ADIES or girls, copy letters at home, nothing to buy, §13 per thousand, paid M Philadelphi; B GENTLEMEN of bovs, copy letters at nothing to buy, 12 thousand, weekly; send addressed envelope for &Rl o Now Forc *“pIl £° WANTED Swedish 1 mewor ‘51"{:“ lr-:ufl" aon | Weekdy" sena adareased enveiope for Lopy Eeneral housework: wages Call at 136 C—M26 and instructions. nited Pen Co., —— Nassau N LADIES, writi o VANTED § experienced once, 3 BESRETEY Joek: particylars 10 envelope. E Box 1411, Phlhfillll. Pa, l’gN.fl e TO YOUNG attorney, desk room in real estate office, where rent can be paid in legal services. Address O &, Bet an® CENTRAL, | with fixture: stean heat and power. FRONT L 8 per week. 17 rocery, drug, m Webst, Jon, metow; & pu E—459 DI l&v [ ul‘; Moo o ‘Tizard, ELEGANTLY furnished rooms in new modern home; hot water heat; references. 1616 Webater. E-Mig2 5 FURNISHED room, steam-heated. good size, 208 N. 2d 8t Eisa $0¥ WANTED. an_energetic. trustworthy and nermanent agent, with good refersnces, in every eity ADA fown, to represnt us in_the sale of high-class securities of corparations whose officers and directors are men of commerelal prominence, we pay 1iheral commissiona: write far’ full narticulirs. ®now. Farlow & Co.. Bankers & Brokers, 2% Broad st., New York J-133 30 WANTED=TO RENT. WANTED. 3 fo § modern, Tnoms. steam heat preferred. Addrees O &2 Bee, K037 300 WANTED—To rent a modern furnished house for five months by small family; can give first-clnan references. can eive first-class references P 1 Bee. unturnished Address DR. B. M. JACKSON, specialist in chronle disoases. 1505 Farnam St. Conwultation free. J—843 ELITE PARLORS, €15 8. 16th » 30 floor. U-431 D15 PRIVATE hospital before and during con. finement; bables boarded and adooted. Mrs. Gardels, 234 Lake. Tel. Red:1#t i T sewlng machines at 7o per We repair and sell parts for any machine manufactured. P NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., Phone 1663. Corner 15th and Harney Sts, 84 B'rl\udt 1y, Council Rlufts. ‘Phone B-818, 612 North 24th 8t., So. Omaha. 'Phone 435, U-A2 D1 % for L. M. E. messengers. TELEPHON U—MS81 YOUR fortune free, send me your birthdate with 2 stamps for postage and I will send Jour e reading free. Matters of love, health and speculation made clear, “All ns answered. Address Prof. Aeolls, 1815 N, 16th St., Philadelphia, Pa. U A CHARACTER SKETCH FREE. Particulars and S-page, fllustrated paper FREE. Address, Nat'| Institute of batm- istry, Grand Rapids, Mich [ IT COSTS more to Go business in a palace than In a cottage, being Jocated on the econd flcor, our rent is only one-tenth of some of the palatial stores; we give the customer the benefit of this saving: $8.00 and $10.000 hats we sell at $3.9 and 84 Pennell, the 2-floor Milliner, 1514 Dougias Bt.; over the Singer Mfg. Co, BUPERFLUOUS hair, warts and moles per- manently removed by electricity; consul- tation free and confidential; ‘all work guaranteed. Miss Allender, 1613 Douglas. ¥ e ICAN lady, wealthy, good appear- 3 ot age, widow for past three years, unencumbered, will give full par- ticulars of myself and what I am worth also send photo, to sincere, respectable gontleman, who, desires early marriage. lien Marion, Grant Works, Il U870 30¢ YOUR fortune told from cradle to grave; what I tell you comes trie: send dime and birth date. Prof. J. Myers, Drawer 04, Chicago. U908 30% PROSPEROUS business man, worth $50,000, desires a good, true, honest wife. Address Mr. Otis, 1st Nat, Bank Bldg., Hammond, Ind. U—-907 30* MATRIMONIAL. Bachelor maid worth 380,000, will marry an honorable, true. fectionate man of good habits. Address Miss Raymond, 1st Nat'l. Bank Bldg., Hammond, Ind. U—906 30% PRETTY girls and lonely men want corre- spondents. Orange Blossoms gives full particulars. Copy for stamp. Address Qrange Blossoms, Tremont Station, New York City. U—141 30° LADIES. ATTENTION! Write Dr. Addy for prescription, for wash that never fatis. Lock Box 263, Council Bluffs, la U-Mi#Decz® MARRIAGE paper, 22 pages, 10c. SEALED 606 bona-fide descriptions; 3,000 members worth $100 to $100,000. R.'L. LOVE, Den- ver, Colo. U—ish 300 GARBAGE. THE “WALTER" PRICE--PIANO, $260. The same quality plano never sold for I than $1%0 elsewhere. For partlculars a dre: F. R. Walter, factory ent, California st. °F I WAS saved from consumption after m: case had been pronounced incurabie ani hopeless by eminent physiclans. If you are suffering from this dread disease and will write me I will gladly tell you how 1t was done at home. My sole object l6 to be of some benefit to humanity. Rev. Melvin L. Peden, pastor Church of Christ, 144 Btone St., Gibsonburg, O. 854300 BISTERS, I will tell you without cost how cured at home without drugs: pajne dyspepsia, nervousness and Address Miss Tena W. U851 30 IMand, El E. L. LOVEJOY, 2016 Spruce st. Bols, vour sswin machine and end “postal card. will re- arrant it. W. R. BENNETT CO. WE ALWAYS LEAD. BUT NEVER FOLLOW. A FEW BARGAINS FOR MONDAY, One new up; One new up! One fine sample plano. One square plano, ebor uare plano, ebony. quare plano, mah One square plano, mahogany, One low top walnut organ. One medium high top org: One high top, walnut ci One high top, walnut ca One high top, oak case. One high top, oak case. Call early and get firs catalogue and terms. All planos and organs sold on OUR EABY PAYMENT PLAN, W. R. BENNETT CO, U157 30/ [ S O rite tor WEALTHY, lonely, kind-hearted gentle- man, with elegant home, recks wif share his home and waalth. Addres: Roberts,” 817 Hollarfd Bldg., A WEALTHY, attractive lady, unbappy and lonely, seeks husband to'share her wealth and affections. Address “‘Amiable," @ Koken Bldg., B WE RENT sewing machines at e per week. We repair and sell parts for any machine_manufactured NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., 'Phone 1668. Corner 16th and Harney Bts. 34 Broadway, Council Bluffs. ‘Phone B-al 612 North #th Bt Bo. Omaha. ‘Phong 4%, M—846 HEADQUARTERS for Edison phono- ‘aphs and Victor talking machines and cords, Nebraska Cycle Co., Cor. I5th and Harney Sts. 44 6 FOR SALE—FURNITURE. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410, Dod, 2020 ew and secondhand, boug! exchanged. FOR BALE - Buftet-Antlque Oak; Osk k(‘umlflhfillon bookcase and writing desk ; Cheffonier and washstand, birds-eye maple; usic cabinet, mahogany; 9x12; Wilton, 6x9; painted china. Bverything almost new. Address or call for further information J. B. "fa,dflc e 2512 Bherman ave. O—197 90° roomed house be sold in 10 days. ce, Counell Bhufts A Smyrna hand FOR SALE, furniture for at a bargain; m Address F, Bee of FOR SALE, large size, fine oak sideboard, large French plate mirror, almost new, cost $9; will sell for §30. [t 210 8. #4th st., or 'phone A28, FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, NEW and secondhand vehicles for sale cheap. H. Frost, Mth snd Leuvenworth: —4T3 y all-purpose horee; young, Y| Droke, fine looker: welght im at Club stables, 3014 Leay- B. Blanchard, 1111 Georgia 750—D. FOR SA sound, ol 1,200. See enworth. J. Ave. GOOD tamily horse. 1315 Fy fram 8 FARM teams, 3 double set of harn tarm wagons, 10-horse power engine separator. Albert Peraglie, Sith St. Uliderwooa Ave., West Bundce P—M860 D2* GENTLE bay mare can be had_for care and keep. Address O 6, Bee. P—171 3 ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO ceaspools and vaults, nd dead Wnimals at red Weh Tel 1T no r 6th ave Phone L-T11 or 6§ P16 1* My pacer, harness and runabout; sonable offer refused. Koot, 718 nue, Councll Blafl