Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 7, 1902, Page 32

SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisers, by re bered cheek, ean h dressed to & nambered of The Bee. Answers so FOR SALE~CIGARS AND TOBACCOS. FOR PRESENTS . For Christmas For gentlemen For good tobacco For good cigars For good pipes For fancy cigar holders For unique smoking sets For Right prices For anything See Omaha’s Largest Cigar House FOUR STORES. W. F. Stoecker, Pres. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANT situation for = erences. neral housework In of not more than five; wages re- ¥ per week; can give best of. ref- dress P §, Bee. A-—-M227 & Address COMPETENT__second girl. A—M305 7% Young, 324 N, 22d. A THOROUGHLY com, Tishes & guod steady place by the vea: Bes been In the employe of the govern- ment for a long time {n quartermaster's department. Address P 31, care Bee. A—-M33T 8 EXPERIENCED stenographer wants posi- tion. P 33, Be A—-M413-0* WANTED, situation by first-class news- paper man and all around printer; wage reasonable. Editorial, local, mechanic or all. C.'C., care Dewey Hotel, Fuller- ton, Neb. A—428 7 WANTED=MALE HELP, WANTED-MALE HELP, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1902. WANTED-MALE HELP, ELEGANT EQUIPMENT DOES NOT MAKE THE SCHOOL. but the work of instruction is very much facllitated by favorable and to this end environment, BOYLES COLLEGE has spared no effort to | and conventence. as clectric lights, marble The thons, the study imposible. washstands, handsome’ bird's-eye accounting department The ventilation s perfect. is finished in solid labeled according to the branch of business rooms are carpeted with rich soft materta [royide every means of promoting the students comfort The school rooms are provided with every modern a steam heat, superjor elevator service day and nig! ppilance. such maple and highly polished cherr: cherry, with ground glass ursued in_each. The alsles of that renders nolse practically the school rooms. are outside apart- ments and are supplied with an abundance of light. YET it I8 the power of the TEACHING FORCE elee to the unqualified success of this popular institution of learning. that contributes more than anything ‘This has been provided without reference to care or expense. VISITORS Intending- students should visit the school and inspect its euperior advantages for imparting high-grade instruction. COURSES: BUSINESS—Bookkeeping, Banking, Penmanship, Commercial Law, Arithmetic, Etc. SHORTHAND—Gregg, Pitman and Graham, TYPEWRITING—Touch Method. Apply for catalogue N. Y. Life Building. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS. BOYLES COLLEGE OMAHA, NEB. -B | and WANTED-FEMALE HELP, WANTED-FEMALE HELP. AGENTS WANTED. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, IMPORTANT POINTERS Concerning the Omaha Commercial College 17th and Douglas Streets 1-—The busiest place in Omaha, at th present time, I3 the Omaha Commercial College. The Public Entertainments, Literary Soclety, Actual Business Department, Board of Trade meetings and Shorthand contests make things so lively Interesting that the students find no time to waste. The Lectures and Public Discussions are extremely interesting and important, Students realize that they are getting thelr money's worth The Business and Telegtaph Departments are more nteresting and profitable than they have ever been. Many new faces appeared in these Departments since December 1. Several other new students will enter next week. Profs. Lamgman, Savage and Graff are busy day and night. Pointer No. 2—Our Night School still continues to increase in number. seventy-five students have enrolled since September 1. attendance. Verlly, the Omaha Commercial College Omaha. Pointer No. 3—The Shorthand and Typewriting Department has had many new additions since December 1. Mosher's system of Shorthand or Improved Gregs is becoming extremely popular. Business men find the students who Write this system the most efficient to be secured in their offices. Our telephone is made frequent use of by the business men to secire stenographers. Positions are coming in so tre- quently that we are unable to fill them. have a number of students who will soon be ready to go out, but at the present time we are unable to supply the demand made upon us for competent help. It is well known that. g student of the Omaha Commercial College renders efficient service. Polnter No. 4—Reports from business men speak In the highest terms of Mosher Shortrand. They realize that our students are able to read and transcribe their notes accurately. The system you larn is important. Pure Gregg Shorthand will soon be discarded. - Any system so constructed as to obtain brevity at the expense of legibllity cannot ‘long be tolerated. There seems to be a universal complaint that Gregg Shorthand fails to meet the exigencles of the times. Why not learn a system the notes of which can be read by other writers of the same system? Such is the Mosher system, or the Gregg lmproved, as now taught at the Omaha Com- mercial College. It is easily learned, easily written and is as legible as longhand. Why waste your time in learning some old fogy system? Pointer No. 5—The Mosher text book on Gregg Improved Shorthand will be sent to any address for $1.60. Gregg writers will drift into Mosher Shorthand uncon- sciously. It will pay any Gregg writer to obtain a copy of this book. If you adopt the improvements made, you Will Increase your speed % per cent and your salary per cent. Pointer No. 6—The College Orchestra will give another entertainment December 19. A more excellent program, if that were possible, than the one given November 2i will be rendered. Students of other schools and ‘colleges are cordially invited to be present. Tickets may be had at the College Office. B Polnter No. Nearly The Law School has a large is the educatibnal center of OUR salesmen make $10 traits, &c: family records, bc; picturcs and frames wholesaie; catalogue free. Frank W. Wililams & Co., Dept. 8, Chicago. J—Mas 8 LADIES or Gentlemen: Something new: beautiful hollday gift; nothing ifke it as seller; everyone buys; boys and girls working after school are making $2. to § r day; send 25 for sample; If not satis- factory mohey will be refunded. Cham. bers Mfg. Co., Room 413, 21 Quincy St., Chicago, TIl. J-517 T WANTED, rials; dress Campbell & Co. ily; crayon pore gent to sell “Family Memo- profits and steady work. Ad- %1 A St., Elgin, 1. J—504' 1 AGENTS—We require permanently the services (whole or part time) of an up- right, consclentious, intelligent repre- sentative for Omaha and other points to visit manufacturers and producers regard- ing_opening up and extending _export trade In connection with Peck's Buyers' Index System. Gentleman having had experience In such work as Interviewing manufacturers for Bradstreet's or Dun's, or bright young lawyer, or a good all: INun(r buainess man may fill the biil Write us fullest particulars, expectations. ete. Willlam E. Peck & Co., 110-120 Broad 8t New York. I AGENTS WANTED-—Man of good addre: wanted to call on lawyers of Omaha; very profitable position for competent man. Zlegler, Monon Bldg., Ch}cl 0, 1l'll. WANTED—Agents in every locality to sell contracts for the purchase of homes or the satisfaction of mortgages, the money for such purpose being advanced without interest with the right to repay same in small instalments. ~Everybody wants money, especially If it can be had without interest, and If it can be used to buy roperty without other security; we make t possible to buy a home at an outla less than rent; our contracts sell them- selves, agents make big money; we pay them well. Write for particulars at once, s territory is being rapidly allotted. Ad dress Provident Home Co-Operative Cot Call after 3 o'clo Q-Me Somplete housekeeping fu nishings for four rooms; good us ne Address P 3, Bee. Q18 PERFIELD PIANO CO. Steinway bargains—our treat. Plano tuning $1.00. = Steinway upright, make offer. Chickering upright, cas $100, Chicker- ing, square, fine. Weber, used, $350. Story & Ulark, used, $250. Schiller, used, $215 Ceclllan Plano Player, $30. New Weber, Story & Clark, Ludwig, Schiller and other Best church organs. § per cent discount Monday and Tuesday. Perfield Plano Co., room 7 Bee Bldg, left ele- vator, ground floor, Omaha, Neb. Tel, 701, Q& 7 A_FINE cutter, Douaglas. fanos. GOOD_second-hand_bollers_for_sale. Ape Py Switt and Company, South Omaha. ———————————— © PERSONAL. perflu- R. 12, — 067 h , chiropodist; corns and s ous halr removed by electricity Frenzer block. VIAVI, Woman's Way to Health. Home treatment. Booklet free, 36 iee Bldg., Omaha, U--968 DR. RS KUPTURE CURED—No knife, 10 _pain, no detention from business. Send for booklet, ete, EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE CO., 83 Y. Lite Bldg., Umaha. N-0 DR. B, M. JACKSON, speclalist in chronio diseases, 106 Farnam 8t Consuitation tre J ELITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th 8t, 2 floor, ey U—a31-15 PRIVATE hospital before and during con- finement; bables boarded and adopted. Mrs. Gardels, 234 Lake. Tel. Red-Jist. TELEPHONE 7% for L. M. E. meufin.gu:;? SOCIALIST headquarters, 519 N. 16th st Literature of all Kinde, treating on all subjects. UAz& Jan1* Rohrbough Bros. WANTED—FEMALE HELP. AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—Good cashler and assist In wrapping packages, and understand a little bookkeeping. Address P 41, Bee. C-M325 8 The New Law School in Creighton Medical College will begin its second term of instruction and will accept new students on Monday, December & 12, Apply to E. F. McCart- ney, secretary, 812 N. Y. Life bidg. B3 7 SALESMEN WANTED. WANTED, traveling salesman for 198 to cover stdte of Neb.; first-class men only. Box 608, St. Louls, Mo. B3 T WANTED, for coming year, experienced traveling' salesman for Neb.; we want a sale an; no novice need apply. Box 514, Chicago. 511 7 1L, service government positions; 14,93 ointments this year. This is 4,602 more an last year; excellent opportunities for young people; catalogue of Information free. Columbian Correspondence College, ‘Washington, D. C. B— THE OMAHA BUSINESS UNIVERSITY * wishes to submit-a Business Offer to prospective students of commerclal or stenographic work. by To any student who may enter the Omaha Business University for work in any department we will guar- antee absolute satisfuction or refund the ‘whole amount of tuition Ra 16 "Sur nnancial reliabiiity, we take pleasu; ational bank. ® National bank. For catalogue giving full information call on or address ire in referring you to the following named banks of Omaha: wn‘“ Commy al Natlonal bank. , Unipn Natlonal bank, Omaha Business University, Cor, 17th and Farnam 8Sts., Omaha, Neb. B— USTLING deputies wanted; men or women; splendid contract. The Garden- ers, 415 Bes Bldg. B—2T5 WANTED for U, B. army, ablebodied un- married men between ages of 21 and 3, citigens of United States, of good cha acter and temperate hablts, wh speak, read and write Y formation apply to Recrulting 16th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, and pos oMce bullding, Lincoln, Neb. B—81 rse wanted; high salaries. 8o. 1dth Bt. B—M#3 ‘WANTED, machine shop apprentice and {wo shop boys, Apply 4L N. Main St Council Bluffs. B-M1% WANTED, middle-aged man; good address, large soquaintance. City ‘Savings bank, 16th and Douglas. B—MT94 ‘WANTED—Laborers for steam shovel work and drivers for scraper work. Hall Grad- ing and Construction Co.,, Council Bluffs. B—MN2 100 WANTED, 2 good hustlers. O, 8p. m. Western Art Co., 1714 n il icholas st. B—M256 ‘WANTED, bright, intelligent boy to hold copy. Apply aL proof rcom of Bee Pub, Co WANTED—E: man, woman and child 1o Omaha to call at our store and inspect ‘beautiful holiday. books and fancy Plnz..?ou‘ ‘fi T Barkalow i i Bsee1 WANTED, short order cook; steady, tem- te, well recommended. W. O. Torrey, blon, Neb. B—M332 124 in cash paid for 12 days' trial; and permanent_position if Address Henry Engwall (esta Lakeside bullding, Chicago. WANTED, bright young man over 22 to vel, advertise and collect; salary $i8.00 weekly to start and all expenses; self- dressed envelope for reply. Add Sec- retary, 383 Wabash Ave., Chicago. B0 70 WANTED everywhere, hustlers to tack signs, distribufe circulars, samples, et no canvassing, good pay. Sun Advert! ing Bureau, Chicago B—363 7* ‘WANTED—First-class specialty salesmen for western lowa; salary, traveling ex- penses and commission; must be a good man. Address, stating experience and with whom, P' 43, Bee. —541 7 CAPABLE salesman to cover Nebraska with staple line. High commistions with advance of $100.00 monthly. ~Permanent 50:"‘0" to right man. Jess H. Smith Co,, troit, Mich. —367 7 y Co. watosa, Wis. —364 T PLAIN sewing at home, §9 per week; ma- terlals sent everywhere free; steady work; send uddressed envelope 'for par- ticalars. Du Pont, Dept. 8 13, Lock Box 1382, Philedelphia, Pa. C—m1 7 WANTED everywhere, writing, copying home avenings; steady work; no mailing or_canvassing; good pay. or purticu- lars send addfessed envelope. Manager, Dept. 8 131, Box 13, Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED, a competent cook. Mrs. Ward M. Burgess, 122 N. 224 St. C—488 7 WANTED—Canvassing _agents In every county to solicit subscriptions to THI TWENTIETH CENTUKY FARMER. Steady employment, with assured good in- come. Agents In the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make easily 360 to $100_per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, Bee building, Omaha, —218 1,00 AGENTS wanted to sell desirable old line insurance for the largest company in the worla of 1ts uge: no special con- tract fakirs or leg pullers need apply. We sell the best contract ever written; good territory and commissions given to cod, rellable men. Call on or write to eorge J. Crane, Superintendent Western Department, 519' First Nat'l Bank Bidg., Omaha, Neb. J—M1B—20 WANTED—A dy stenog: and_typewrite have a kno of plano music’ also; monthly salary, $#0 to begin. Apply Monday or Tuesday, Plano * Player Co., Arlington Blk., 1511 Dodge. c—Mb2 8 LADIES to do plecework at thelr homes; we furnish all materials and pay from $7 to $12 weekly. Hend sthmped envelope to Royal Co., 34 Monroe St., Chicago. C—510 7 her age HUSTLING traveling salesmen to sell at- tractive, up-to-date line; techincal knowl- edge unnecessary; every retall dealer in- terested; old cstablished, well rated house; high-priced men investigate. Sales Mana- ger, Griswold & Atwater Sts., Detroit, Mich. —42 7 WANTED, men to learn barber trade. Years of apprenticeship ssved by our method of free work, instructions, lec- tures, etc. Tools given each student. Diplomas granted, wages Saturdays, board provided. Positions furnished. Cat- alogue and particulars mailed free. Loler Barber College, 1302 Douglas St. B-M419 12¢ MAN to open branch office, superintend distributing samples, and agents to intro- duce new medicated soap; $% a week easily made; permanent position. Brad- ford & Co., B 21, Cincinnati, O. B438—1* WANTED, a few puplls to learn book- keepls free and pay for tuitlon from fter we place them in po- learn at your own home 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 Correspondence Schools, Drawer O, Rochest Ak WANTED, traveling sales men to sell white lead; active, wideawake men now with us are making $55 to $150 weekly commissions; good specialty or side line, espectally for hardware and drug sales: men; superior inducements to dealers and large commission pald to obtain good slasemen; no experience necessary; no expense money advanced. Address D. T. Welr White Lead Co., 8t. Louls, Mo, GENTS or boys, copy letters at home: nothing to buy; $12 per thousand, pald weekly; send addressed envelope for copy and instructions. ,United Pen Co, 8§ Nassau St, N. Y. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS—More than 13,000 appointments made last year; chances better for 1%3; hundreds whom we prepared were appointed; circular 151 glving full particulars as to positions, salaries, otc., sent free. Address Natlonai’ o ponderice Institute, Washington, D. MANAGER wanted in every large county; “Game o' Skill" nickel siot machine for arlnr}‘ clgars or money, takes place of forbikden slot machines, strictly lawful everywhere. rented or sold on easy pay- ments, 60,000 now in use. Cunningham Furniture Co., Department $, Chic pUN B—432 7 WANTED, young men and women to write for our free booklet, “Are Your Hands Tied?" It tells how we have helped thou- sands to support themselves while we qualified them for high salaried positions in engineering or architecture. Write the Internafional Correspondence Schools, Box 1688, Scranton, Pa., or call day or evening at the Omaha office, 637 Paxton ‘WANTED, n to call on retall trade and agents for manufacturing house, lo- cal territory; salary, §19.70, pald weekly and expense money advanced. Previous experience unnecessary. Business suc- cessful. Enclose self-addressed envelope. Standard House, Caxton Bldg., li‘h":;’lm WANTED, energetic young man over 21 to travel in N ska, establlshing trade and advertise; fair salary; good habits; refer- ences; chance for advancement. Self-ad- dressed envelope. Manager, 22 Pontiac Bldg., Chicago. B-3%2 7 WANTED. boy with wheel to learn the drug business. Beaton & McGinn drug store, 16th and Farnam. B—MITs 9 WANTED, & man for farm work and to . Cor. and Hamilton B—M400 5* 2 WEEKLY and all expenses for men with "f‘ to Introduce Itry compound; stralght salary. Imperial Mes. Co. Dept . Parsons, B30 PROOFREADER—Salaries from $15 10 3% a week; proofreaders in demand; send for free booklet, “Practical Proof- e el MU n, ndlanapolis, ind. e WA ), men and women to make good A, SO s e Vadhing. The work is ‘sievating ana can be e by any person. Elkhurst Insti- tute, rone, 5 B WANTED, men falr education to visit towna in western lowa and eastern Ne- to advertise, collect, ete.; no book tion; salary #00 and commizsions. 5 ™ B 21, Bee. TV v locality, la) B e o e & L BT Ung e del) “‘.flw Co of ‘m N. : rn:nufi'm Fo. Boot-r Al © DI side e, Block. BT 1 GOVERNMENT POSITIONS—More than 13000 appolntments made last year; chances better for 1903 Hundreds whom we prepared have ben appointed. - Circu lar 151, giving full particulars as to pe tions, ‘salaries, etc.. sent free. Add National Correspondence Institute, Wash- ington, D. B-- YOUNG men everywhere, copy letters home evenings, $1 : send addressed en- yoiope tor partioulars ' Filbert, Dept, 8 131, Box 1411, Philadelphia, Pa. B—478 1 WANTED, & travel and youne and energetic man 1l goods for a St. Louls cus- nd underwear manufacturing y, who have an established trade in that territory. Address, with references and state what work heretofore engaged ley Custom Shirt Mfg. Co. St. B 7 SALESMEN WANTED—Two _experienced traveling grocery salesmen; $125 per month and expenses; well known house; refer- ences; personal interview it satisfactory. Address P 35, Bee. —463 7% Rt —————— WANTED—FEMALE HELP, 100 Girls. Call Canadlan office, 15th & Dodge. C—540 WANTED—Young ladies for the stage to play small parts in theatrical companies playing in this city shortly; experience unnecessary; parts sent one week In ad- vance to study. Address, enclosing self- fddressed stamped envelope for particu- lars, Graham Theatrical Bureau, 10 Bast 14th’ Street, New York City, C—543 7% LADIES to work dollies and centerpieces ‘at_home; all materials furnished; highe prices paid; no canvassing. Send st envelope to Ely Novelty Co., Ely bl Chicago. 7 C—508 WANTED, girl for general housework; three in family; work easy. Call 1516 North 28th, bet. Charles and Seward. C—MB34 §* 9 WANTED, Swedish or German girl general housework; small family; good wages. Call at 126 8. 37th C—M245 WANTED, a good girl for general house- ‘work, Apply 3124 Poppleton Ave. P 458 WANTED, girl for general housework in small family; no washing or ironing; ref- erences required. Call at 415 N, 20th’ st. C—] » for WANTED, girl for general housework; 8 in family; must be thoroughly competent; g00d wages. 4021 Lafayette ave. C—M317 7 WOMAN over 2§ to manage a department; must give two weeks to learn the busi- ness. P 29, Bee. C—M341 8 $15 PER THOUSAND copying letters at home, either sex. Send two stamps for particulars. Ozark Co., 914 Opera House block, Chicago. C—M334 7% 2020 8t. Mary's C—850 washwoman to come Mon- Apply at 258 Davenport St. Cc—2 9 WANTED, young girl for general house- work, small family, no washing; could sleep at home If preferred. 2413 Chicago St C33 8 GEN. housework,good way WANTED, days. WE ARE now selling at February prices; $1.8 buys any hat in the house. ® Po the upstalrs milliner, 1514 Dougla: over the Singer office. MEN and women, copy letters at home, Highest prices paid; money advanced weekly. Send addressed envelope for copy and Instruction: Standard Pen Co., 218 Fuiton St., New York. C—8-7% BE A PROOFREADER: women receive same salary as men, 315 to $25 a week: proofreaders always in demand. Send for free booklet, ‘“Practical Proofreadin, tells how. The National Proofreaders’ ansociation, The Baldwin, No. 72, Indian- apols, Ind. P ENERGETIC woman to travel and collect in ‘Nebraska; &5 for first 12 days work; 350 per monih and expenses thereafter: position anent; send addressed e velope. anager McBrody, Chicago, LADIES, copy letters at home; 320 per 1.000; send stamped envelope for application. Leslie Novelty Co., Dept. 71, Chicago. - C—392 7* WANTED. P 42, Bee. Ep———— HELP WANTED, a crockery saleslady. Address " C—MB31 WANTED—Copyers at home; $10 weekly, elther sex. Send stamped envelope fof particulars. Dept. 8, Box 8, Mullen, Neb. dle the writings of John Kendrick B: beautifully bound in elght volumes, for $12, payable §1 monthly, including Harper's Magazine or Weekly on. year free; ladles and gentle- men can make good money with this proposition, Call between 2 and 4, Harper ros., 611 Bee bldg. 3. 2346 10 AGENTS wanted to rm, red hot simple and . Write for free catalogue lies. D. Bchroeder Supply ighteenth, Chicago, J—288 7% $60.00 WEEKLY and expenses; sample free; sreatest money-making Invention of the age; automatic washer does a washing In 3 minutes without labor or attention; cheaper than any otner; indestructible; ferybody buys: et ents coising moey: ousands of testimonial utomatic ‘Washer Co., Station U, Cl 0, J—381 1% AGENTS for our patented office speclalties all quick sellers; want. permanent sl men. C. & D. Mfg. Co., 240 W. 23d, Ne York, 35070 WE HAVE the best proposition ever offered honest men and women with references; °“""‘( new; splendid contract for those of ability. American Home Assurance Co., Chicago, Ill. I8 7 AGENTS-8tart In mall order business. Business of the future made easy. We furnieh plans and goods, start you at home and share profits. Particulars free. Hall Supply Co., Dept. 12, 2% Dearborn 8t., Chicago. J-361-7 utomatic burglar olute protection; of agents' su Co., 1264 W. SALESMAN wanted to call on doctors onl; on behalf of the leading firm in the busi- ness. Kstablished trade. Position perm: nent. State experience. Address P. O. Box 868, Phlladelphia. AT T FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. SWEY European Hotel, 13th and Farnam. DEWEY Europe ‘arnan $1. PER WEEK—422 So. 15th St., one block south of court house. joty JTNA HOUSE, Eurcpean, 13th and Dodge e b B4y ROYAL HOTEL, European, 1th & Ghicago 8 for light housekeeping. 1623% How- R?S“ L o DE—“\”D-D' S for light housekeeping. 163% How- g A PN o 12 . E. hauls t . Telephone 780, L. M. E. hauls trunks. Pl 2 951 STEAM HEATED hnm;gl:' #o per month. tel, 13t N lones B-rkef otel al & Mosz 1112 8o. E—-M2T1 3 ROOMS for light housekeeping. ilth St. FREE watch to agents selling ““Magicura. Curesany patn"in thres mindie A x package makes up $10 worth. Pays 500 BaruCulare tree. Magicura: Go. To Basi . Magicura Co,, 14th, New York. % It WANTED—An energetic, trustworthy and pernanent agent with good references in every city and town to represent us in the sale of high class securities of cor- porations whose 'officers and directors are men of commercial prominence. We pay liberal commissions. Write for full particulars. Snow, Farlow & Co., Bankers and Brokers, % Broad St., AGENTS, don't work for others: learn a profession in ten days that will pay 310 to $6 per day. Prot. 8. A. Weitmer, No- vada, Mo. LAMP that makes its own 1 cent a day; no ofl, wicks chimneys, small model ‘free to those wishing to work_ for us Eastern Gas Co., 130 Fulton St., New ork. J— pany of Fennsyivania, Odd Fellows Te Philadelphla, Pa. J. ity FREE, a bottle of cholce wine, Corkscrew and Gold-Edged whisky glass with every r of Primo Rye, “at $.10 a Charges prepaid. Meyer Kiein, wholesale liquor dealer, Omaha. U PRIVATE hos adles before and during confinement; bables adopted. S, 18th st. Mrs. Fisher. Tel. ll-!‘-.\fl ach locallty ize Information clubs for the opening of the Rosebud; no canvassing required; in- close stamp. . J. Conner, Box 73, Omaha, J—451 ADVERTISING solicitors, finest scheme in the country to get ads. on. You'll say it's swell. Hustlers can clear from $25.00 to $100.00 a week. Send 10c coin for sam- le and_instructions. -Johnson, Box 25, acine, Wi J—42 T EVERY HOUSEKEEPER wants one of our new novelties. Sells on sight. Sample, 10c. Austin Sup. Co., Austin, Pa, J—T1—7 PRIVA during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. 8362 California St. WIDOW, refined and in good financial circumstances, solicits the ecquaintance of a respectable gentleman. Would marry right man. Address P 25, Bee. U—-M309 7¢ MAN 4 years of age and In good health, and owns comfortable home, desires to correspond with lady sultabie age who would consider marriage. Address O 6, Bee. U—M®S§ 7 WE ARE now selling at February_prices 3185 buys any hat in the house. Pennell, the upatairs milliner, 1514 Douglas_St., over Singer office. U— canitarlum for ladles before and Gertach, S o WANTED=TO RENT. WANTED, to rent, furnished room for two gentlemen, within walking distance; state price. Address P 10, Bee. K—MI30 8% WANTED, to_rent, furnished house for winter, 7 to 9 Tooms. Address 1 14, Bue ~office. K—M2i3 WANTED, to buy 2d-hand plano; must be in_good 'condition and reasonabie. Ad- dress P 10, Bee. * MAN and wife, no children, desire room and board In family where there are not 100 many boarders. Address 1 Bee. YOUNG lady wants board for the winter in country town not far from Omaha; pri- vate family ‘and home comforts; state price; references exchanged. Address P 40, Boe, K—530 7% - IT _COSTS more to Go business In a palace than In a cottage, being located on the second ficor, our rént {8 only one-tenth of some of the palatial stores; we give tho customer the benefit of this saving; $8.00 and $10.000 hats we sell at $8.95 and $4.35. Pennell, the 2-floor Milliner, 1514 Dougias 8t., over the Singer Mfg. Co. — YOUR fortune free, send me your birthdate With 2 atamps for' postage and 1 will send vour ‘life 1eading Tree. Matters of love, Realth and_ wpeculation made. clear. ~All auestions anwwered. Addreas Prof. Aeolis, TM5°N. Toth Bt. Phiiade,phia, Pa. U— AMERICAN Tnd by good appear: cash; price must be HEht. Addrees Bil, | ance 28 yenrs of age, w:dow for past thres Bee. —M222 §* ' | years, unencumbered, will give full par- B, A Uinrs of myselt and what 1 am worth, TOWNS iwanting {9 dispose of a mecond- | Also rend photo, to sincere, respectable hand home cart and hook and ladder track | Eentieman, who' desires carly marriage. Dlenge Rorktaponi swithy L. M. ifetbert. | Mrs. Marion, Grant Works, il Village “Clerk, Plerce, Neb. N-Mi0 1 . WANTED, to buy, good gultar; must be a ‘Dargain. ' Adaress’ P 26, Bap. N--M30s 1. i o T ¥ WANTED, to‘buy, Hret-clas4 house of eight rooms in' "'nefghborhood; will pay cash for bargain.” Address P30, Bee. N—M3i0 ure-bred poult Tiian B0, Der. N—de1 7 LIGHT delivery wagon, harness, horse, also a safe. Address P 2, Bee, N—M469 9% WANTED, Buff Cochin Bantams. Address care F. F. Manes' Drug Store, 20th and Plerce. N—Ms32 o* WANTED-T0 BUY, WANTED, to buy, good 2d-hand buggy for MME. SAUNDERS cures all azlcohol bad cough, uicerations of stomach or ki ney trouble und rheumatism. Wil cure one free. 1819 Leavenworth St., 2d flat, U3 T ECZEMA SALVE that cured W. A. Paxton, B. J. Scannell, ugent, 500 Ware block. - U-~M3836 J5 THE HONG KONG T CO.—Premiums for Xmas presents; toys, games, sleds: new store. 1613 Howard. —Mi15—9 E. L. LOVEJOY, @16 Spruce 8t., will re- BAIF your sewing machine and warrant it. nd postal card. U—418 7 WANTED—To correspond with middle- Aged gentleman of meana by lady of sterling characteristics. Address, 1, Bee. U—#3-71* SBUPERFLUOUS hair, warts cnd moles per- manently removed by electricity; consul- tation free and confidential; “all work guaranteed. Miss Allender, 1613 Douglas. WANTBD-$,000 chicken especially, Mohoney, ‘ver, Colo. FOR SALE-~FURNITURE. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel. 2020 New and secondhand, bougnt, sold, exchanged. O—957 —_— FOR SALE—-HORSES, WAGONS, ETO. NEW cheap. WAS SAVED from consumption after my case had been pronounced incurable and hopeless by eminent physicians; If you are suffering from thie dread disease and will write me I will glady tell you how it 'was done at home; my sole cbiect ls to be of some benefit 'to humanity. Ree Melvin L. Peden, pastor Church of Chris 144 Stone St., Gibsonburg, 0. U—473—7* SISTERS—I will tell you v;ithout cost hos was cured at home 'without drugs. Pains in my sides, dyspepsia. Ous- ness and sleeplessness. Address, Miss and secondhand vehicles for sale H. Frost, 1ith and Leavenworth. P—068 GOOD family horse. 1318 Farnam. P—M773 25 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, FENCE LATH for quick shipment, crib- bing, combination ladders. Wi Doyglas. 1 AGENTS WANTED—A lady or young man to take orders in their home town for our line of shirt walstings, suitings and skirt- ings; an elegant line; low prices: big pay to the Tight party. Address, Shirt Waist Dept., Buckley Shirt Co., 2623 Olive Stre 8t. Louls, Mo. J FRONT room, modern, § per week. ‘Webster. E IRABLE walking distance. 2224 D?fn'.‘m B E—M314 11* mi 16 LARGE front room, new house and furni- ture, strictly modern; private famil: references required. 2219 B2630. FOR RENT, small room, nicely modern. 2012 N. 15th. E FOR RENT, 3 well furnished rooms for light housekeeping; furnace heat, gas, private bath. 814 8. 28th 8t. ELEGANTLY furnished rooms in new ‘modern home; hot water heat; references. 1616 Webster. E—M524 13 furnished, ~M343 7% PLAIN writers; home employment; copy- ing small blanks: rate 855 ber 1000 two stamps for particulars. Occidental ‘Com- merclal Agency, Dept. 23, Chicago. C—i86 7* LADIES. new home work, making sofa lows; 88 to $15 weekly; materials furnis vi steady work; send stamped, addressed envelope. New Tex- tile Mfg. Co., Erle 8t, Chicage C—385 7% WANTED-Girl house: 1 1337 8. 21th St. oy $15 PER THOUSBAND copying letters at for general Louls, Mo. GENERAL manager to appoint and supply agents from own headquarters; one hav- ing access to plano or organ preferred; no knowledge of music necessary; posi- tively no canvassin good paying posi- tlor to Hight party. Address the Music Simplifier Company, 1017. Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. B538 1 WANTED—Boy about 18 who_can write a #ood hand; salary, $%0. 617 So, lsth St e ——————— SALESMEN WANTED, EVERYWHERE, to sell Lambert Type- writers. Monroe & Co., 811 N. 16th St Omaha. —589 WANTED, active, energetic custom shirt salesman for Omaha and vicinity; must be of good appearance and able to get business from the best people; must have best references as to character and ability; to such & man a permanent position 1is offered, with opportunity of earning large salary. Rockford Shirt Co., Rockiard. . WANTED, salesmen, by manufacturer of gcoor specialties; give expgrience fully. r‘l to ha 817, Chl workers. . Address Box , DL WANTED, men everywhere, §00d pay. to " atter, tack Y S =5 BALESMEN, to l.llxvflumem tollet soaps, ote., to dealers; 00 monthly and ex- Rm Plumer Perfumery & Mfg. Co., Louts, Mo. 4 T VELING salesman to take side line "B M, Pl G Dale home; elther sex. Send two stamps for particulars. Blackney & Co., 5057 Halsted, L 3 C—446—T7% WANTED—Lady In each county to man- e businecs, old established house, solid ancial standing; straight bona fide weekl‘, cash llll;{. $18. pald by check each Wednesday, with ali expenses, direct from headquar ; money advanced for :xl;‘;er..u Manager, 382 Caxton Bld, Chica C- FOR RENT, 2 furnished rooms in strictly modern house on good car line. 210 N. ih e E—06 7% FOR RENT, front parlor; all modern; gen- en preferred. 216 N. 17th Bt. tlemen pi e o —————— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. RRIAM, comfortable winter home, Tel & - 963 B tamily. 59 South %th avenue. PRIVATE family e FOR RENT, nicely furnished rooms, with board; rooms single of ensulte; modern, Including _telephone; convenient to car line; also within wu\kl’g“uflhllln’lt_:al; terms . P st Tel, A%SS. reasonable. Apply pTeL A%S FURNISHED rogm on first floor and one on second. 212 8. th Bt. 24 _—_ FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. SANITARY COOKER, no odor, no steam, practical, durable; salary or iiberal com: on to agents. Peas . Co. 9, Cincinnati, Ohlo. i3 Bl o WANTED, local agents-in every city and village I United States, male or fomale Two speclalties retalling at 2c and B0c each: 100 per cent profit. Address F. ;‘(. ¥-nl:n.en & Son, 617 Main St., Buffalo, . X, J— — Tena W. Iffland, Elliston, O. 93 119 Farnam 1470 7 QY . NEW and 2dhand typewriters. — LADY of wealth, attractiveness and good character, somewhat lonely, seeks hus- band to share her wealth and affection Address “Sincere,” 917 Holland Bldg 8 Louls, Mo. U WANTED MISCELLANEOUS" WANTED, Inventors. patentees and me- chanics, ‘and everyone Interested in pate ents and fnventions to send for our In- ventors' Guide, This G0-page book sent free; contains full Information about pat- ents; how to obtain a patent; what to in- vent' for profit and how to sell & patent. This elegantly printed book sent free to any address FOR BALE, phonographs, superior to any other musical instrument, % up. The ‘Wittmann Co., 1621 Farna Q960 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. @96 Farnam. IDHAND safe cheap. - Deright, 11 PIANO for I‘nlu,:‘or traq, want horse and Q—-M469—17 7 LADIES and gents' waiches, 150 dia- mands, left in pawn, good as new, selling at half price. Diamond Loan Office, 1401 3 Q—Mi6I-25 AGENTS wanted to handle our ods ; needed everywhere; we trust you; eatabe Tished in 1860, We gecupy theee bulldings. Gavitt Manufacturing Co., Topeka, Kan. 5 oy BUY or sell pool tables. Kern, &1 8, 12th. Q49918 BARN for sale. Inquire 1914 N. Nth 8t Q—-MT87 OMEARA & BROCK, Patent Attorneys, 620 Bleventh 8t, N. W., Washington, 'i" C. CHRISTMAS Christmas & “’ANTED—LI\H'-mnl- w establish ygela Corsets and Skirts, ihe agent’s bes! friend and money maker. o) articulars ap to Western Co., Bt. Louls, Mo, ~ b <4 AGENTS for Ideal Spoon Holder; sales: large profiis. Sample, loc gresent to all who answi tg. Co., Dept. F, 8t. Lou rapid ce Junior Mo, J—405 7% tions; Christmas hints. December * to Eat.” Newsdealers, 10c. ENTERTAINMENTS FURNISHED ‘G. M. Ritchie furnishes en. tertainments for societies, so- CHRISTMAS perfumes. Write for catalog. Sherman & AMcConnell Drug Co., Omaha. Q—MazI— UPRIGHT Hamliton Plano, good as 208 8. 24th. oy MUST sell my Smith Premier typewriter No. 2 at once; leaving city; first reasona- ble offer accepted. Address P 1, Bee. QM3 10 new. IT'S EASY; learn painting. pictures; b profits; agent made $.40 one evening; par. tculars for stamp. F, Plerce, 2-D. ‘14 Monroe, Chicago. ‘ T e $10.00 DK!LY—“M Agents tells how; Pages, 2. 181% Mona fnock, Chiga ~ i » WANTED, agents everywhere, elther sex; Zarema dlamond; experts puzzled to de- tect from wenuine; liberal commission; catalogue, sample (ring or stud) free on application. ~ Zarema Diamond Co., Dearborn 8t., Chicago. 38§ 7 to $50 weekly easily made; we luminous nameplates, num- readable darkest nights; sam- Right Supply Co., l.l’(ltwood. —387 70 LADIES or girls, copy letters at home: nothing to buy; $i rr thousand paid weekly; send add envelope for copy and instructions. Unfted Pen Co. Nassau 8t, N. Y. A LADIES or gents, copy letters at home; no names (o supply of addressing envelo ROUMRE to buy: $30 & 1000 paid weekly send addreased envelope for £opy and ap. s, Co.. lvnl 480 7 FOR RENT Store In first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. 20 FOR RENT—The bullding formerly occu- pled by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has Tour stories and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. 1t interested apply at office to C. . water, secretary, room 100, Bee MAKE money now selling our Worl Pocket Atlas, largest, best; 464 pue-,’i"‘l colored maps. Every country described; 1900 census. Sells everywhere. Worth §1. Copy and terms = malled, " %c. ~$180b weekly. Write Dept. “A,” Rand, Me- Nally Co., Chicago, Ili. J—366 7% SELL article great merit to_business men. Rapid seller. Big money. New discovery. Pleasant work. M. F. Ex., 91 Dearborn Chicago. J—865 7+ lcation blanks. Practical arket 8t, Newark, N. J. COPYING letters at home, full or spare time, no names to supply, or addressing envelopes; nothing to Duy’; 80 per thou- sand, pald weckly. Send addressed en- velope for co and application blank. Imperial Co., Liberty St. York. 31 T ., New C. LADIES, writing at home evenings, ook Partiouars fres o o “Band b dressed envelope. Box 1411, Philadel LADIES' $1.80 KID few in each Iomm{ Send size and color. Inclose stamp. National Glove Co., St Jo- seph, Mo. e 7 WANTED — T perienced salesladies. ‘Hardy's, 1513 Dodge Bt. Cen CENTRAL, v, drug, meat market, With Axtures; - aiso fine landry, Cwith eteam heat and power. 20y 2. STORE ROOM. 11615 Howard 8t in good repair. with light basement, $60.00 per month. GEORGE & COMPANY, 1801 Farnam St 1824 DM OFFICES in the Bee bullding, 10.00 Ir anth up. e o priae asludee: Daat E.h‘ and janitor service. R. B Re Goouns Soor. Bee Ce., ntal ents, Grous T, \dg. - 11 s T e m ¥ =‘M,'l. Farnam St .1 e WANTED, manager In every eity, count; o handle best paying business known: legitimate: new; exclusive control. Phoe- nix Co., 15 W, 2th 8t, New York. I 1 BEND o for combination rule. check per- orator and paper cutter; housands bel %0ld; endorsed by bankers and business WANTED, at once, ofl agents, good, fe- lable, 3 rn'lh.i ;non;’m -::Lnur high grade line of lubrica Sreases, e aiso roofing and metalic paints: especially to the threshing and farmin on commission. The Industrial and Co., Cleveland, 0. J—5i5 7* BUY statuary for Xmas presents. Our en- tire stock must be sold out. 712 8. 16th. Q—M335 25 FOR SALE, lot of oak office fixtures, coun- ters, glass partitions and desks 800d repair, and will be sold che: y Havens & Co., 1522 cials, receptions, lodges, chur- ches, etc. Write for terms and ciculars. 309 NORTH 23RD STREET. U606 7* WE BEG to inform our former patrons and friends who have appreciated the ex- cellent workmanship and service given by the Goldman Pleating Co. during our con- nection with the same, that we have opened up under the name of the Omaha Tleating and Manufacturing Co.. 1508-1518 Moward Bt the best equipped and most complete plant of its kind In the west, and alm to be In the future, as in the st, the leaders in the pleating business n.Omaha. Mall orders given prompt at- tention. Long distance Tel. No. 3266 Mr., and Mrs. W. E. Hatch, 1508 and 1510 Howard St. U497 17 WEALTHY, refined, kind-hearted gentle ‘man, with beautiful home, being Tonely, will ‘marry for love and companionship. Address, “Mr. Edward 5 . Room &2, 8 PROF. JOHNSON. 10th and Jones. If you seo Ty ad, and think 1 lle, try it before you die U—§29 70 MATRIMONIAL. Bachelor maid worth 0,000, will marry an honrable, true, fonate man of g0od habit Raymond, First Natl, Hammond, Ind. SERAH_Meet me in the middle gt AUTOMOBILE for sale cheap; a light team runabout. Dally Telegraph, antie, Ia. FOR_BALE, full-blooded Jersey cow and heifer 3 months old, $0; also phaeton, Call or address 3515 Howard. Q97 Secondhand Sewing Machines Modern drop head machines of any of the g00d makes . For Less than Half the Regulor Price. These machines have been thoroughly overhauled and are guaranteed to be in perfect_condition. For $5.00 we sell you a box top, second- hand sewing machine of any make, com- plete with attachments and in perfect con: ait jon. Nebraska Cycle Co., Gto?e E. Mikel, Manager, ‘or. 16th and Harney, Omaha, Neb.. Phone 1683, 34 Broadway, Council Bluffs, la;, Phone He18. 612 N. 24th 8t. South Omaha, Neb. —————————— — block on Farnam st. Don't fail. II?ON_DHAND billiard and pool tables billlard tables repaired; a large stock of cheap bar fixtures, cf The Brunswick-Balki Bo. 10th. FOR BALE, ch}Q‘D. heating stove, foldls o ‘Phone 13%. PROSPEROUS business man, worth $50,000, esires & good, true, honest wife. A cess Mr. Otls, First Natl, Bank Bldg., - Hammond, Ind. U—516 lng FOR MEN' Rare lst of books, rubber roclllfl chairs and_other hotos. Inclose -cent stamp for Maple Bt. C. V. Evane. &lu Co., Carbondale, Pa. - P AL Usta 20