Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 14, 1902, Page 24

I ber, & word thereafter, for leas than 250 f tion., These adv, vun conmsecutively, Adver bered cheek, tter In onre dressed will m presemtation of the FOR SALE—CIGARS, TOBACCOS, #- WARNING! The patrons of Omaha's largest cigar firm .are warned not to be de d when they have cigars offered to them by cer- taln dealors at the rate of 8 and 10 for 25c. Buch qualities ns these are can be ob- talned In our four stores at the rate of 14 ,for Zc. It you will come our way we will be pleased to eell them to you. We don't have to buy of the jobber, we can save you the jobber's and retailer's profit. We &re manufacturers. SPECIAL FOR XMAS Turkish pipes for 7c and up. French Briar pipes with one inch am- S0c and up. German pipes at Z%c and up. The genulne Portuando cigar with Mr. Portuando’'s signature and picture on every box of %, §1.09. Tom Keene, 50 in box, $1.50, 5 in box, $3.00. ation of Stores, 144 Douglas street Btore B: 221 South 16th str Btore C South 15th_strect Btore 1: Myers-Dillon Drug Store. —_— WAN —SITUA Store 10NS, (ON wanted by Al sifde trombonist In ¢ ert or theater orchestra; will lo- cate in d city of 40,000 or more, or travel with good concert company Ad- dress H Turner, care Western Lyceum Bureau, 1868 Jefferson st., Kansas City, 0. A—M62 18 T medicine salesman, with re » transactions in pr of sixteen is open for en beginning J 1. Willing refere H. BITUA’ it travel fur Hotel to b A- {st_ with 2 ks German. Ad- ATIS 140 years' *experic dress P ), Bee. ‘THE OMAHA DAILY WVNHAT MORE APPROPRIATE" - Penmanship, Spelling, ns, Commercial Law, BHORTHAND dexing, Letter F 5 n Business Correspondence, Punctu Cus ation, EVENING taught, the same te; tical work is admitted. Btudents admitted any week day. N. Y. Life Building. WANTED~MA AELP, Our_Night School affords an opportunity for youn ough a business or stenographic training as the day s ..CHRISTMAS PRESENT... To an Ambitious Young Man or Woman than a scholarship in BOYLES. COLLEGE There is no danger of losing it and the one who receives it will find success in using it COURSES OF STUDY DEPARTMENT—Book-kee ping, fMce Drill and Banking, Business Practice, Practical Grammar, NT—8horthand, manship, Language Lessons, Rapld Calculation, Business, Arith- Busine Typewriting, Mimeographing, In- Letter Press Copylng, Manifolding, g SESSIONS people to secure as thor- 00l. The same studles are ers are employed and every facility for thorough and prac- Apply For Advertising Literature BOYLES COLLEGE OMAHA, NEB. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. 2 WEEKLY and all expenses for men with rigs to introduce poultry compound; straight salary. Imperial Mfg. Co., Dept. 64, Parsons, Kan. B—66 14% WANTED, a few puplls to learn book- keeping free and pay for tuitton from their eafnings after we place them In po- sitions; you can learn at your own home in a few weeks without loss of time or money; we guarantee it; we teach you free and get you a positlon. 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, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED, ambitious young man over 21 to travel In Nebraska, distribute, advertise; reflable house; advancement; salary and expenses. Address F. Gillis, 360 Dearborn, Chicago. B—664 14% WANTED, Swedish or German girl for general housework; small famlly; good Wages. Call at 126 8. 37ih Bt C—M4d WANTED, first-class walst and skirtmak- ers; only those with experience need ap- ply. A, Seebick, Deadwood, 8. D. C—MG628 18 WANTED, a graduate head nurse at Child Saving Institute, 15th and Ohlo sts.; the usual salary will be pald. Telephone 1991. C—M634 15% WANTED, girl for general housework; family of four; good wages to right party. . None. but thoroughly competent elp need apply. 126 So. 37th St. C—M657 WANTED, woman for general housework; small family. Inquire 1105 Park Ave —7 WE WANT men and women solicitors to handle our new propositions; never before offered in this territory. It will pay you to investigate. Harper & Brothers, 611 Bee BIdg. B—672—14* LADIES to do plecework at their homes, ‘We furnish all materials and pay from $ to $12 weekly. Send stamped envelope to Royal Co., 34 Monroe St., Chicago. C—707 U* ers, 416 Bee Bldg. WANTED for U. 8. army marrled men bétween ages of citizens of Unite , of goc acter and - ter habits, speak, read and English, For in- formation apply Lo Recruiting Officers, 16th and Dodge Sts., and_post- B—31 can high salarics. ! B-MS WANTED—Men to learn barber trade. We furnish steady practice by free work, In. structions, lectures and demonstrations by experts. More experience in .month than old method in one year. Wages and shop experience Saturdayi Positions waiting graduates. Tools pre sented, board provided, catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber €ollege, 1302 Douglas Bt. B—-M670-19* YO penses; NG man to travel, $60 month and ex- experience unnecessary; send references. Willlams Co., Chamber Com. Detroit, Mich. B—685 14 Open until 4 Nicholas st. B—M286 D, §00d hustle 8p. m. Western Art C WANTED. a competent land man to secure purchasers for agricultural lands; state fit- ness, experience and give references. Ad- dress Wayland, box 82, Council Bluffs, la. B—Mi69 WANTED, experienced bag maker; one who can’ bulld and take control of fac- tory. Address, with references, P 48, Bee. B—M5¥7 16 WANTED, blacksmith and two machinist also tinsmith accustomed to inside work. Apply 41 N. Main st., Council Blufts, la. B—Mo63 WANTED, an office boy by & manafactur- ing company. Address P &, Bee. B—MSI5 16 WANTED, man not over 32 years of age, with thorough practical experlence in general hardware and tools; fine oppor- tunity as first assistant in a’business gregating $500,000 annually; will pay good salary to stari; give complete references and outline of experience; state salary ex- ected and when can start. Address T. P. oberts, 114 Dearborn st., Chicago, Iil. B—M6l 1 WANTED, a rapld, accurate, experienced blll clerk; state salary and_give refer- Address P 53, Bee. B—M639 14° WANTED, person to call on retail trade and_agents for manufacturing hous: local territory; salary $19.70, paid weekly, and expense” money advanced; previous experience unnecessary; business success- ful; enclose self addressed envelope. Btandard House, Caxton bidg., Chicago. B 14 WANTED—Office boy. One who is bright, active and wiiling to work. Permanent position for right boy and chance for vancement, P 57, B B—656—] WANTED, traveling sales men to white lea 3 wake men with us 35 to $160 Wi commissions; good specialty or side line, especlally for hardware and drug sales- men; superior inducements to dealers and large commission ain good slasemen; no experience necessary; no expense money advanced. Address D. T. Welr White Lead Co., St. Louls, M ences. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS—More appointments made last chances better for 1903; hundreds whom we prepared were appointed; clrcular 151 glving full particulare as to positions, salaries, etc., sent free. Address National g»rreuwnd ice Institute, Washington, D, X B MANAGER wanted; large eastern real es- tate firm desires hustling manager for this clty; $3,00 per annum; bond and good references required. Address Jack- son, 16 School St., Boston, Ma: DETECTIVES, every locality, g ‘experience . unnecessary Detective Agency. Milwaukee, BEVEN Free Masons in each state given permanent, pleasant, profitable employ- ment near home. Whole or part time, Good pay. Fraternal, Thames bullding, New York, B—729 14° WANTED, ren with rig to introduce Mon- arch Poultry Mixture; $20.00 weekly and expenses; years contract, weekly pa: Address, 'with stamp, Monarch Mfg. C Box 997, Springfield, 1ll. B—M64 16 WANTED—Experienced clothing and shoe salesman; single; lowa town, over 3,000 best references; ' particulars on applic tion; steady place; fair salary. Addres P 44, Bee, B—683—14* WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, et no canvassing; good pay.’ Sun Advertl ing Bureau, Chicago. B ARE YOU dissatisfied with your worl Our booklet, “Are Your Hands Tied tells how we have qualified thousands in spare time for salaried positions in more congenial and profitable lines of work. Write Intefnational Correspondence Schools, Box 1668, Scranton, Pa., or call, day or evening, Omaha office, 637 Paxton block. B—679—-14% MANAGER wanted in every large county; “Game o' Skill" nickel slot machine for drinks, clgars or money; takes place of forbidden slot machines; strictly lawful everywhere; rented or sold on easy pay- ments; sixty thousand now in use. Cu ningham Furniture Co., Department $5, Chicago, Tl B—45 14* YOUNG men everywhere, copy letters home evenings, $7 we k; send addressed envelobe for particulars. = Filbert, Dept. 8-131. Box 1411, Philadelphia, Pa. B4 14 WANTED, errand boy. Call Monday a. m. Marshall Dental Mg, Co., 20 Paxton Blk. LADIES to work doilies and centerpleces at home, All materials furnished. Highest prices pild; no canvassing. Send stamped envelope to Ely Novelty Co., Ely Bldg., Chicago. C—706 14 WANTED—Lady in each county to man- age businecs, old established house, solid financial standing; straight bona fide weekly cash salary, $18 paid by check each Wednesday, with all expenses, direct from headquartérs; money advanced for expenses. Manager, 32 Caxton BIdg., Chicago. C— WE_ARE now selling at February prices; $1.85 buys any hat in the house. Pennell the upstairs milliner, 1514 Douglas St. over the Singer office. C— MEN and women copy letters at home; highest prices pald, money advanced weekly, Send addressed _envelope for copy_and instructions. Standard Pen Co., 218 Fulton St., New York. = - C—6% 14* l BEE: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1902. THEY SAY SERVANTS ARE HARD T0 GET WHEN THEY WANT A PLACE THEY YOUR WANT-AD WILL BRING THEM. READ THIS PAGE. ‘N “ELEGANT EQUIPMENT |aBeauTiFuLL O. DOES NOT MAKE THE SCHOOL,” BUT AN UP-TO-DATE SCHQOL ONLY CAN AFFORD AN ELEGANT EQUIPMENT. The most elegantly efluI‘p.D NEBRASKA BUSINESS AN od institution in the west t! D SHORTHAND COLLEGE. Everything new and modern, affording every convenience and comfort. THE TEACHERS MAKE THE SCHOOL- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT—Prof. A. J. Lowry, the best known and conceded to be the most popular and eflicient commerclal teacher and accountant in the west, is now principal of the Commercial and Prof. A. C. Guthridge, principal of the Banking Departments. Shorthand and Typewriting Department, has not only a collegiate education and practical experience in office work, but is the only shorthand and typewriter instructor in Omaha who has attended the Gregg school for teachers and received a diploma. Miss Berg, principal of the Typewriting plishments. The Influence of her cultire a Having instructors of such abllity and Department, is a teacher of rare accom- nd refinement is felt on every hand. experience at the head of the different de- partments, with their able adsistants, glves this institution a faculty of teachers un- surpassed in the west. WINTER TERM OPENS JANUARY 5, 1903. From all indications every seat will be taken during the winter session. Many are securing their scholarships in advance in order to make sure of thelr accommoda- tion. If you are thinking of a Business or Shorthand and Typewriting education, call or send for our new and elaborate catalogue, and after reading it no doubt wili remain as to what school you will enter. FIVE CALLS SATURDAY FOR OUR want of operators to send out. tions for those who complete the cours Send for catalogue. Address, GRADUATES, and only three filled for e put forth every necessary effort to secure posi- A. C. ONG, Presidint, Boyd Bldg., Omaha. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. AGENTS WANTED. FOR SALE~MISCELLANEO PERSONAL. VHY_NOT get a gas or gasoline lamp for W T foun fresent: 1t js just the thin you need. Prices from $2.50 up. Welsbac mantels, burners and caps. Louls Flesch: 162" Capitol ev U—M620 % TALICE, Where Art Thou? efln h ride v, 3 same corner.—. E. B. ‘Bunday, 2:90 p. m., el ENATOR CLUB, largest member- '3.’.‘,5"." the United States; all users of Seminole Indian Metto Vigor tonlcs never grow old. Rejuvenator imparts the vigor of youth to old age; corrects nervous troubles. Price, $20. Trial package, %0 cents, by sealed mail. Remit to Metto. Vigor Co., Miami, Fla. U701 1 YOUR FORTUNE told from cradie to grave; what I tell you comes true; send dime 'and birthdafe. Prof. J. Myers, Drawer 104, Chicago. U706 14 BUY or sell pool tables. Kern, &1 8. 12th Q49918 IGHT You try before you buy one of Fletcher's non-explosive gasoline lamps; one week's trial free. Louls Flescher, 16 Capltol ave. Q—ME1Y- FOR SALE—Cheap; two_ safes. C. Havens & Co,, 219 8. 16th St. Q—631—14* FREE FOR XMAS—Gold-edged glass bottle of choice “wine, corkscrew with ever; order of Primo Whiskey, price $3.10 gai- lon; charges prepaid. Meyer Klein, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, 62 No. 16th, Omaha. Q—MI61 FOR SALE—First mortgage note bearing six per cent Interest, payable every six months, has abbut 21 years to run; good security and endorsed by responsible arty; amount, $LSW. Inquire C. M. achmann, Room 42, Paxton Block. Q65 TWO good double slelghs, 84 painted; Rockaways, Broughams. Drummond 18th and Harney Sts. and $6; newly depot ' wagons, Carrlage Co,, Q-M7l5 Janid FOR SALE. A genuine buftalo overcoat. Call at King & Smead Overall factory. Size of coat, 41; length, 5 inches Q " FOR SALE and to be removed frc story frame house at 1117 Harne Py to Geo, H. Lee, 106 Farnam St Q- 0 lot, 2 Ap " FOR SAL King, lates dress P AUTOMOBILE for sale cheap: a light steam runabout. Dally Telegraph, At- lantic, I Q= cheap, Perfected Oxygenor patterr, never been used: Ad- ee. QT30 14* SUPERFLUOUS hair, warts and moles per- manently removed by electricity; consul- tation free and confidential; ~all work suaranteed. Miss Allender, 1618 Douglas. WE ARE now sellin| $1.55 buys any hat the upstairs milliner, over Singer office. at February prices; h ‘the house. Pennell, 114 Douglas St A. V. SWETLAND, M. D., special treat- imenit of all diseases of Woten. 1716 Dodge, U738 14 AUCTIONEERS' headquarters, 1306 Doug- las St, Omaha, Neb. All kinds of sales taken. Satisfaction guaranteed. We make sales any place. U732 14 AM PROFESSIONAL; would meet Chris- tlan young lady or widow; up-to-date; no lower class; explain. Address P 56, Bee. U676 14 A WEALTHY, attractive lady, unh: and lonely, seeks husband to’share her wealth and affections. Address “Amlable,” 716 Locust, Room 62, St. Louls, Mo, U—64 4 WBEALTHY, lonely, kind-hearted gentle- man, with elegant home, seeks wife to share his home and wealth. Address ‘‘Mr, Roberts,” 917 Holland Bldg., St. Louls, Mo. U-673 14 YOUR fortune free, send me your birthdate with 2 stamps for postage and I will send your life reading free. Matters of love health and speculation made_clear. All questions answered. Address Prof. Acolis, 1895 N. 16th St., Philadelphia, Pa. A CHARACTER SKETCH FRE Particulars and S-page, {llustrated FREE. Address, Nat'| Institute of Paim- Istry, Grand Rapids, Mich. U— 401" DON'T! See mo first. "1 U-722 1* FOR SALE, one -in. band saw, one tire cooler, complete; one power punch. C. F, Stroud & Co., 14th and Nicholas Sts., Omaha. Q—72% 1 WILL the young man who gave up seat in Farnam car Saturday, 2:30 p. m, to lady with fur boa send his address to P 63, B Office. U723 14 PRIVATE family. 60 South 25th avenue. F—MI1s9 FURNISHED room on first floor and one on second. 212 8. %th St F—84 AGENTS wanted to handle our goods; needed everywhere; we trust you; estab- lished in 1860. We occupy three buildf Gavitt Manufacturing Co., Topeka, Kan. p T e T FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT—Store in first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee Hldg. 1266 FOR RENT—The bullding formerly occu- pied by The Bee at Y16 Farnam St. I has Tour stories and a basement which was formeriy used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. If ‘nterested apply at office to C. C. Rose- water, secrewry, room 10, Bee bullding. CENTRAL, grocery, dfug, meat market, with fixtures; also fine' laundry, with eteam heat and power. Tizard, 20 N. Bd. STORE ROOM. 1615 Howard St., in good repdir, with light basement, $60.00 per onth. L GEORGE & COMPANY, 1601 Farpam 8t 124 D14 i PER THOUSAND, copying letter at home, elther_sex; send two stamps for articulars. Blackney & Co., 5057 Halated, hicago. C—660 14* LADIES wanted to do embroidery and Bat- tenberg at thoir homes; steady work. Chicago Crochet Co., Chicago, Ill. C— BE A PROOFREADER; women recelve same salary as men, $15 to 325 a week proofreaders always in demand. Send f ree booklet, ‘“Practical Proofreading tells how. 'The National Proofreaders’ association, The Baldwin, No. 72, Indlan- apolis, Ind. WANTED, good cook and laundress. 224 N. 18th St. C—M692 16 WANTED, girl for housework, family. 1337 8. 27th St. [ two in OFFICES In the Bee bullding, $10.00 per month up. Rental price inciudes heat light and janitor servige, R, C. Peterd & Co., Rental Agents, Ground foor, Bee Bldg. 1479 FOR RENT, bullding sultable for whole- sale purposes at 916 Farnam, 22x%0, four stories and first-class cemented basement, elevator, fire and bur, prootvauit, office counter and fixtures. For price and particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, secre- tary The Bee Bullding Co., room 10, Bee bullding. » 1—Mo6T FOR BALE, complete outfit of furniture and stoves, Call at 1706 N. 33d st. Phone L 2071, —M609 1207 HOWARD ST., 1st, 2d or 3d floor, to- gother or separaely.” F. D. Wead 164 ouglas St. 1682 18 WANTED-—La gents wanted for the ol lished “Hygela Corsets and Skirts, the agent's best friend and money rguker. particulars ap) Vestern Corset Co., Bt. Louls, Mo, ' J— 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, especlally if it can be had without interest, and if it can be used to buy [roperty without other security; we make it possible to buy a home at an outlay than rent; our contracts sell them- s, agents ‘make big money; we pay them well. Write for particulars at once aw territory is being rapidiy allotted. A dress Provident Home Co-Operative Com- bany of Pennsylvania, Odd Fellows Tem- ple, Philadelphia, Pa. J— AGENTS for Ideal Speon Holdes seller, large profits; sample, 10c; nice resent to all who answer this. Junfor fg. Co., Dept. F, St. Louls, Mo. = . J—604 14* AGENTS, $30 to $50 weekly easily mad ‘We prove this; Juminous nameplates, num bers, signs, readable darkest nigh Ples tree. "Right Bupply Co., i rapid AGENTS and mail order men. Our patent screw buttons for pants, coats, vests and shoes simply ecrew in; no sewing. ~Eive cents, half’ dozen. Spiral Button Co., 1 Devonshire St, Boston, Mass. J—588—14% HUSTLERS, Attention! Live, gents to' sell a first class household necessity In your own state. Terms lib- eral. Permanent position for good men. Hunt Manufacturing Co., Newark, Wayne County, New York. J—676—14* LADIES, copy letters at home; 10W; send stamped envelope cation. Leslle, Novelty Co., Chicago. C- PLAIN writers; home employment; copy- “ing small blanks; rate $55 Der LOW; two stamps for particulars. Occidental Com- mercial Agency, Desk 23, Chicago. C—667 14* WANTED—Men everywhere, good pay, to distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack signs, ctc; no canvassing. National Adv. Bureau, Chicago. B—T16 14 DISTRICT manager in each district at sal- ary of $15.00 per week and expenses, pay- able weekly, to represent large manufac- {uring estabiihment known to every ban in the United States; a man of §ood hab- its and energy required; experience not necesary. Aply, Stating age and qualifi- cations, to Manager, Dept. E-2, P. O. Box delphia, P: B-801 14 SALESMEN WANTED. SVERYWHERE, to sell Lambert Type- EYn Monrde & Co., 81 N. 16th St | SALESMEN, write about our new spec proposition; alesmen earning .$100.00 per week. Central Chemical Co., Cedar Rapids, Ia. 6% 14* WANTED, for coming vear, experienced travellng salesman for Nebraska. We want a salesman; no novice need apply. Box Gl4, Chicago. —704 14% BALESMEN to sell perfumes, tollet soap: to dealers; $100 monthly and ex Plumer Perfumery & Mfg, Co, WANTED, traveling salesman for- exten- sive, fine line’ of advertising novelties, signs, leather goods and cdlendars; new line ready January 1; permanent position, exclusive territory; must be experienced in these lines; state experience in detail and send several references. August Gast Bank Note & Litho, Co.,, St.” Louls, Mo. A.—YOUNG MAN, travel; §16 weekly; ex- Penses advanced: permanent position; in- close self-addressed envelope. Mgr. Per kins, Manhattan building, Chicago. B—678 14 TRAVELING man wanted to sell lines of cutlery through Nebraska, North and South Dakota on commissicn basis: fine line, established trade. Address O. A Clark, Summer Ave., Newark, N. J. B-6TT 14 . _all-around printer for country office: permanent position and pay to right man; no boozers need apply, as they will not be tolerated. Ad- dress,” stating wakes expeoted and inclos- ing references. The Courier, Neb. B3 14% BE A_PROOFREADER—Salarles from $15 to a week; proofre ders in demand; send for free booklet Practical Proof- tells how. The National Proof- Assoctation, The Baldwin, No. T ,n Indlanapolis, ind N , men and women wages in spare time vassing. be done by any person tute, Tyrone, Fa. CIVIL serv appolntments this year. oung people: ca ee. Columbian Washington, D, C. # PER WEEK ana traveling d salesmen for baking ots: experience unies Co., Chicago. GENTS or boys, copy nothing to buy; $12 logue orrespondence Cnllfl.le n pen ssary. per thousand, and instructions Nassau St, N. Y. United Pen Co. WANTED—By o_leading lace and velling house of New York Clty, a salesman urr{.l.helr line on commission in N bras] and North and Bouth Dakota. Bend references with application. ‘Qrange, N. J. Crelghton, to make good home; mo can- The work is elevating and can Elkhurst Insti- e government positions: 14,988 ‘This is 4,602 more than last year; excellent opportunities for of Information o8 owder and ex- Purity B letters at home: pald weskiy; send addressed envelope for copy Prospect St, B s =N RELIABLE salesmen to handle ladles’ belts as side line. Address, with refer- ences, Hub Novelty Co., 133 Summer St., Boston. —6%5 14° AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for a high-grade, energetic, resident salesman, with an established frade among the re- tail coffee dealers. H. W. Dudley & Com- pany, 7 and §, Lake St, Chicago. —672 14 WANTED, salesmen, by manufacturer of s speclalties; give experience fully. lary to hard workers. Address Box 517, Chicago, Il WANTED, experienced traveling salesman of good appearance for 1%8 to cover N braska. Box &, St. Louls, Mo. —93 14 CAPABLE salesman to cover Neb. wi staple line: high commissions with a vance of $100 monthly: permanent pos tion right man. Jess H. S8mith Co.. De- trolt, Mich i TRAVELING salesman to take side lines of dr hite goods, ete. Purnell Dale Muls, Box 60, Philadelphia, LIMITED number wide-awake, energetic traveling salesman of good address and all-round hustiers to sell unusually attrac- Jtive and salable line. Established busi- ness. References. Investigate. F. R. Jenntngs, sales manager, Detrolt, Mich, 3 - W LADIES, something new; making sofa pil- lows at home; $7 to §14 weekly; all ma- terlals furnished; no canvassin work; send stamped addressed nvelope. Household Mg * ‘0., Erle 8t., Chi C- ue GIRL for general housework; wages, $5. B. A. Benson, 4651 Dodge. C—680 14 LADIES or gents, copy letters at home; no names to supply or addressing en: velopes; nothing to buy; 320 a 1,00 paid d Rppiication bamks. Lracticst Mig. application blanks. ~Practical 4 Co., !g Market St., Newark, N. J. P C—g82—14* PLAIN sewing at homf 89 fer week; ma- terials sent everywher® free; steady work; send addressed envelope for particulars. Du Pont, Dept. 8-131, Lock Bo; hi Gelphia, Pa." o C— :l&" LADIES wanted everywhere, copy_ letters home evenings and return to us. We pay $10 thousand, Send addressed envelope for particulars ahd copy. Address Guarantes, ept. 8-131, Box 1362, Philadelphla, Pa. C—739 14* LADIES, writing at home evenings, $7 per week; particulars free to all; send ad- dressed envelope. Filbert, Dept. 8-13T, Box 1411, Philadelphia, Pa. C—740 14* LADY bookkeeper and stenographer. We have a permanent position for a lady who can keep a complete set of books and do a small amount of stenographic work. Age, experience, salary and reference in first’ letter. Address P 64, Bee. C—T62 1 WANTED, experienced operators on shirts and overalls. Apply to Byrne & Hammer Dry ‘Goods Co., 12th and Howard. " WANTED, competent sales ladles and [ickage wrappers, Apoly Monday morn- ng to Herdy's, 1513 ge Bl,c ™ e FOR RENT—-FURNISHED ROOMS, DEWEY European Hotel, 15th and Farnam. E—87 i PER WEEK—422 S0. 18th St, one block south of court house. B8 AETNA HOUSE, European, 15th and Doage 10OYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & Chicago STEAM-HEATED rooms, 310 per month. Barker Hotel, 13th and Jones Sts. E—M952 Telephone 780, E-M1 3 ROOMS for light housekeeping. 1113 So. 1ith St. E-Mm . FRONT room, modern, 82 per week, 1717 Webster. E—4 18 CENTRAL. steamheated, furnished_room. 20 N. 2d St. E—510 FOR RENT—Front parlor; steam h L. M. E. hauls trunks. WANTED, first-class traveliag man Jan- uary 1 to sell staple articles to retall furniture trade as a side line; better goods and cheaper prices than competi- tors; eells readily by photograph; appli- cations muet be made at once. Address Michigan Desk Co., 4 Dearborn St. Chi- cago. 796 140 TO SEL ne. easy mller.illrfe Drofits, sells everywhere: carry sample in pocket. Address 8 Bee,' Councll Bluffs WANTED-FEMALE HELP. elegantly furnished. 216 N, 17th St. E—506—140 FRONT room, lcove. 314 8. 20th 4t B Mz 14 THREE nice rooms, modern. 2108 Douglgs. Tel. 1645; 6 rings. E—M126 FOR RENT, south front rooms. single or ensuite, with board, In good location, within ‘'walking distance of business cen- ter: Apply 2406 Cass. Tel, A-2588 E—M™0 0 T S ——— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. i Girls. cnuc;nufinuu.u{fagf‘a‘-. MERRLAM, comfortable winter home. Tel & o T BLEGANTLY' modern, hot water heat, #aite of two rooms in new brick bullding, * ground floor; good location for business offices, Call at 1616 Webster St. I-MeT pol SRR SR o .. WANTED, manager in every city, county, to handle best paying business known; legitimate; new: exclusive control. Phoe- nix Co.. 15 W. 2hth 8¢, New York. ue AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—Canvassing _agents in evei county to solicit supscriptions to TH:! TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Steady employment, with assured good in come. Agents in the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers inake easily $60 to $100_per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, Be ullding, Omaha, 2 1,00 AGENTS wanted to sell desirable old line insurance for the largest compan. in the worla of its age; no si 1 col tract fakirs or leg pullers need appl We sell the best contract ever writte good territory and commissions given to cod, reliable men. Call on or write to orge J. Crane, Superintendent Western Department, 819 First Nat'l Bank Bl Omaha, Neb. J—M12Z—2 WANTED at once, ofl agents, good, re- < liable, energetic men to seli our high grade line of lubricating oils, greases, c.; also roofing and metallic paints, espéctally to the threshing and farming , on commission. trade, The Industrial Of & Supply Co., Cleveland, O. J—708 14* THE AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE IN- SURANCE CO., Elkhart, Ind., insure: sons from 60 to 84. Seventeen years in usiness, Liberal contracts to agents, AGENTS can make $2,000 to $4,000 the next three months handling newly patented article, absolute necessity; demand enor- hous, ‘experience unnecessary, exclusive territory given ngl‘;ueigm g(ovtllyNC: anufacturers), roadway, _Ne: ¥ J—688 14 WE PAY $2 a week and expenses to men rigs to introduce Poultry Compound. AGENTS, drop everything and write us for special terms on our latest office spe- clalty; sells itself; greatest money-maker in years. Address American Lock-Crank Co., Milwaukee, Wis. J—676 14% AGENTS, a milllon overcoat owners will buy our newly patented ‘‘Name-in-Your- Coat” coathanger this winter; 3421 sold last week by elght agents; no sending orders in to be filled; yoi make and de- liver hanger on the spot; sample with our name on and particulars, ¥c. Alum- num Hanger Co., 6 W. Van Buren St Chicago. J—679 14* $0 WEEKLY and expenses; samply free greatest money-making invention of the age; automatic washer does a washing in minutes without labor or attention; Shelper ‘than any other: indestructible: everybody buys; agents ‘coining money; thousands of ‘testimonials. Automatic Washer Co., Station U, Chicago. J—661 U* AGENTS, don't work for others; learn a profession in ten days that will pay $10 to $5 per day. Prof. 8 A. Weltmer, Ne- vada, Mo. J- LAMP a day; no oil, wicks chimneys, small model free to those wishing to work tor us. Eastern Gas Co., 130 Fulton 8t., New EN ANTED—A lady oF young man to take orders in their home town for our Iine of shirt waistings, suitings and skirt- ings; an elegant line; low prices; big pay to the right party. Address, Shirt Waist Buckley Shirt Co., 2625 Olive Street, uls, Mo, = WANTED, loe | agents in_every city and village in United Btates, male or female. Two good speciaities retailing at %c and 100 per cent profit. Address F. e M. VanEtten & Son, 617 Main 8t., Buffalo, N. Y. ;s WANT traveling salesman to carry our side line to general stores and kindred trades; samples welgh six ounces, fits coat pocket and easily earns §$1.000 &' year commission. Write for particulars,” the Standan Co., 8 LaBalle St.' Chi- a0, -6 1 at makes its own gas, costs 1 cent | EASY holiday money; new plan; home writing only; takes scarcely any of your time; postal ‘will bring full details. DIS- INFECTO CO., 2 Park 8q., Bosto yhiass. s WANTED TO RENT. WANTED, to rent or buy, modern house or cottage in good condition, 5 or 6 §ood- sized rooms, with barn for 3 horses and buggy; house must have city water and electric light or gas; must be in good nelghborhood, not too far out and and on or near car line; give full description and rental, pr lowest price and best terms, It for_sale. Geo, Townsend, Fairfax, 8. D. K144 1 E———— FOR SALE—~FURNITURE, CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel. 2020 New and secondhand, bought, sold, exchanged. O—%1 EEEEEE——— FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. NEW and secondhand vehicles for sale cheap. H. Frost, 14th and uv'n;orm. GOOD family horse. 1318 Farnam. P—MT73 25 FOR SALE, 6-year-old horse, welghs 1,200 pounds; perfectly gentle for'lady or clilld o drive; also new buggy and harness. ‘WIiIl sell all or any part of the rli at your own price. Call at 1424 N. 19th 8t. k P 16 ; want clear sume same amount as ca on land. J. R. Ratcliff, Hopkinton, la. P—6lT—14* ere——— WANTED TO BUY. HAVE 2 nonresident clients who will bu. Omaha realty for investment at low cas prices; owners only; see us. Do Caunty Realty Co., first floor N. Y ullui” WE WANT 6 or T-room house, pair, well located, Over §2,50. Room §00d re- north side, fo cost not HAVE customer for 2 lots, west Farnam district, 1f sold low for_caeh. Douglas County Realty Co., First floor N, Y. Lite. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, NCE LATH for quick shipment, crib- bing, combination lsdders. %1 Dougls Q- M%1L 1118 Farnam W and 2dhand typewriters. | FOR SALE. phonographs, su other musical instrument, Wittmann Co., 1621 Faruam. rior to any INDIAN goods and relics. | SDHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam. FOR SALE, good letter copypress and stand, 1 class condition, $6.%0. In- quire Bee business office. QM5 PIANO for sale or trade; want horse and bugsy. O 23, Bee Q-Mi6s—11 watches, 150 dia. 7 LADIES and gents monds, left in pawn, good as new. selling ut balf price. Diamond Loan Offic Douglas. | CHRISTMAS perfumes. Write for catalog. | “Shicrman & 3cConnell Drug Co.. Omaha. Q—Ms21-28 SECOND-HAND billlard and pool billlard tables repaire la cheap bar fixtures. Cigar counter The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.. 407- 8. th. QM8 JT AT B TN s A e S R A A I 5. O 6 RN BRI T TN N et B A A e 7014 o up-to-date | A. Jensen, 218 Q—M7i2 14 SELL Bitters as side line on commission; fine article, well advertised. 8 Cuming: QM1 J13 TWO phonographs ‘for sale or trade; will gell cheap; a_great bargain. Backensen, 2419 Cuming St. Q769 14* LARGE flat to) and two oak filing cases. Life. "Phone 133. Q798 14 Second-Hand SEWING MACHINES These machines have all been thoroughly overhauled and are in 'good condition and are very cheap One Domestic machin: $10, Two Singers, square bed, with latest h s Singer, high arm Singer Binger Tatloring One Howe .. One 8t. John . One White ..... New Home ... | Household Modern drop head machines, _slightly used, of any make, very cheap. These are such’ machines as’ the usual agents will We rent machines for per month and repalr any machine manu- 2 POOL tabies for sale. N. 24th. cherry des oom 3, N. Y. and sell parts for factured. Nebraska Cycle Co. GEORGE E. MICKEL, Manager 'Phone 1663, Cor. 15th and Harney. {Phone BGls, 34 Broadway Council, Blufts, a. 'Phone 4365, 613 N. 24th 8t., 8. Omaha, Neb. Q —_— e CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 1614 Cass street. §—965 MME. GYLMER, genulne palmist, 315 8. 15, 5965 MME. GYLMER, OMAHA'S FAVORITE FALMIST. | If you desire to know what you are best adapted to and what business you should follow, call on Gyimer, ke, famous almist, and she will tell 'you. The year drawing to a close and many changes are made at the first of the new year and benefit is sure to be derived by know- ing whether to change or not, and, if & change is necessary, what change to make, Gylmer has practiced her profes. sion in Omaha for six years and she needs no recommendation to the public. Her work speaks for iteelf. Parlors, 215 Bouth 15th St., In Granite Block, Second Floor. Take elevator. S Bes 14 MATRIMONIAL WIDOWER with means wanted to corre- spond with unincumbered German-speak- ing lady about 35 years old; object, matri- mony. "Address P 68, Bee. U-T717 14* AMERICAN lady, wealthy, good appear- ance, 28 years of age, widow for past three years, unencumbered, will give full particulurs ' of myself and what I am worth, also send photo, to_ sincere, re- Spectable gentieman who desires earl marriage. Mrs, Marion, Grant Works, 11l U—663 14 MATRIMONIAL PAPER, over 600 bona fide descriptions, 10c sealed. R. L. . Love, Denver, Colo. U675 14* CHRISTMAS stories. tions. Christmas ““What to Eat." Christmas_ sugges- hints. December Newsdealers—10c. U—680—14 1 WAS saved from consumption after my case had been pronounced incurable and hopeless by eminent physicigns. If you are suffering from this dread disease and will write me I will gladly tell you how it was done at home. My sole object is to be of some benefit to humanity. Rev. Melvin L. Peden, pastor Church of Christ, 144 Stone street, Gibsonburg, O. U—683 14* JOURNAL, December large list, sent sealed, 10c in Box 563 Omaha, Neb, ~ U—765 14 issue, stamps. YOUNG man, acquainted in Omaha, wishes to meet musical young lady, for mutual benefit and amusement. Addréss P 6, Bee: 140 VITALITY low, debllitated or exhausted gured by Dr. Kiine's Invigorating Tonic. FREE, trial bottle containing 2 weeks {reatment, Dr. Kline's Institute, 431 Arch 8t., Philadeiphia, Pa. U—794 14° e — MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. 44 PER CENT on business property, per cent on residence property. Optigns (o pay whole or part any time. W. B. MEIKLE, 401 8. 15TH 8T, W4 MONEY to loan on improved Omaha roal estate. Brennan-Love Co., 09 So, 1ath, W 471 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants, R. C. Peters & Co., 1102 Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W81 4TO 6 P. C. money. Paxton Blk. W76 FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H. Thomas, First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648, FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bro Farnam. W Bemis, WANTED, city loans and warrants. Farnam Smith & Co. PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Dou MINES AND MINING, FOR SALE, 600 shares Braganza Gold Min- ing Co. stock at $1.25 per share; company price $1.60. P. I. Condon, Hibernian Bank, Chicago, 11l —M6AZ 14% ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 24 floor. R. 2. T—M342 J& 1615 _Howard, T—M7%—17 MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N. 16th. R 1. T—438—15 GRACE O'BRYAN of Kentucky. 720 8. 13th, T—404—-17 MISS DUVAL, manicuring. 3d floor, e sage baths, 01 N. 13th St. —d51 Jans Miss Ivering, m MME. LAUNDERS, magnetic treatme: 1819 Leavenworth. ' 1st flat. —M599 15" PERSONAL. DR, ROY, chiropodist; corns and superfiu- ous hair removed by electricity. R._12, Frenzer block. U VIAVI, Woman's Way to Health. Home treatment. Booklet free. 346 Bee Bld Omaha. . U= RUPTURE CURED-—-No knife, no pain, no detentlon from busines Send for booklet, etc. EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE CO., K N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. U—i70 GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale and retail. Collins Plario Co., 1622 Douglas peclalist in chronic Consultation tree. U—o11 LITE PARLORS, 615 8. 16th St 24 _floor. U—451—15 DR B. M. JACKSO diseases. 1 BOCIALIST. headguarters, 519 N. 10th st Literature of ail kinds, treating on all U2 Jan1® . Product can be sold.— M1 % 'E hospital before and during con- finement; bables boarded and adopted. Mrs. Gardels, 2234 Lake. Tel. Red. meq PRIVATE hospital for ladies before and during confinement; bables gdopted. 2702 8. 18th st. Mrs, Fisher. Tel. F-3213 U—M238 J2 \ZEMA SALVE that cured W. A. Paxton, B. J. Beanncll, agent, 5% Ware block U—-M36 35 ANY CASE of dandruff or falling of hair cured for $1; 30 years' experience: this is no fake, but absolute cure; if not cured will refund money; can also give testimonials; ladles can call or except Saturday. T. J. Clark, dth st., Omaha, Neb. U—M644 PRIVATE during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerlsch, - C‘lnlul'm st U—M0ss 6% | CAN SAVE YOU 10 TO 8 PER CENT ON ail mining, ofl and industrial stocks. Send for list and list your stocks. . Regular price. My price, Gladiator Consolidated (Crabtree) s Braganza. Battle Cre bler) % Cracker—Oregon Great Western. .. Hidden Fortune Hills) ... California Nevada. Horse Shoe (Black Hiiis Model .......... Mount Shasta... Mergenthaler .. Geo, A. Tredwell Mining Co. 1 Turnagain Arm Gold.......... . % Send for list and list your stocks. Want some more bargains in the above and any other active mining or industrial stocks. MARK T. LEONARD, @7, 169 La Salle St., Chicago. —662 14 —_— (Black shzsnz 22n s& 3.00 40 LOST, sorrel horse, 1100 1bs., stripe W. T. Graham, 606 Bee bldg. PAIR of pearl and ¥raved Frank E. k theater, ¥riday evening. Return fo N. 18th and recelve rewgrd. Tost—4—14* LOST, $30.00, one $20 and one $10 bill, tween 17th and Farnam and Trinity Ci thedral. Liberal reward if returned to 119 So. 34th Bt. Lost—T66 14* LOST, interchangeable mileage book, No. 364453, containing $130 of bill, rallroad re- celpta, etc. Finder will be liberaliy re. warded by returning to the Dellone hotel, Omaha. J. V. Sweeny. Lost—747 1 TICKET BROKERS. CUT RATE rallroad P. H. Philbin, 15 Farnam. Ass'n. W. C. Norris, 1406 Farnam. Phone B 213 —280 J2 —_— e CANDY AND CIGAR ALSO school supplies and laundry office. Mrs. L. Damt, 520 N. 24th st. —~M645 J12 FUR DRESSING, 0. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 1424 8. 13th. ol ey SEEDS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES, E H. ULLERY & CO., 16l Howard st —M63 J13