Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 1, 1903, Page 16

16 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1903 CIAL NOTIGES tinem. be taken ont comsecutively. tiners, by Bered cheek ers o ressed 1 presentation of the WANTED=SITUATIONS A POSITION as stenographer, or would accept general office work, experienced; references furnished. Address U 61, Bee A2 1 YOUNG man wishes position as drug clerk; three years' experience; best referen: Address W 12, By A—914 2% E———————————— WANTED=MALE H ME fare upon our failure to <onvince this being the BEST and only most practical barber coliege United States. Write for catalo Western Barbers' Institute, Oma you o rellable, in_the toda B-1% GOOD messengers wanted; high saiaries A. D. T. Co, 212 8 13th St. B-380 WANTED—Experienced, honest, hustling | organizers for Fraternal Unlon; best order in America. Liberal compensation. | F. F. Roose, President, Denver, Colo B-M—F-17 WANTED, two good eolicitors. H. B. Ridgely Mdse. Co., 707 8. 16th. B—Mi0% 2 MARRIED man to work on farm; house furnished; send references. Address Box 8, Crelghton, Neb. B-Mi50 14 ¢ dry goods saleamar card writing and. ad WANTED, an efficte window trimming, Levi Downs, Atlantic, M58 2¢ writing essential. Ta. WANTED for U. 8. army, able-bodied un- married men between ages of 21 and 35; citizens of United States, of good char- acter and temperate habits, who can Bpeak,_read and write English. For infor- mation apply to Recruiting Officer, l6th and Dodge Sts., Omaba, or posioffice building, Lincoin, Neb. B BALESMEN ‘WANTED—Up-to-date and active, to sell first-ciass groceries direct to consumers at wholesale; first-class ter- ritory and . liberal Inducéments. George Meldrum & Co., 69 and 71 North Green Bt., Chicago B Mss8 10 CIVIL service government positions; 14,983 appointments last year; his was 4,60 more than any previous vear; excellent opportunity for young people; catalogue of information fre: Columblan Corre- spondence College, Washington, D. C. B PERMANENT position for a_man of good habits and energy to represent large man- ufacturing establishment known to every bank In the United States. Salary $900 per year and expenses. Opportunity for ad- vancement. Apply, stating age and quali- fications, to Manager, Dept. 1-3, Box s34, Philadelphia, Pa. B GOVERNMENT positions—More than 13,00 appointments made last year; chances better for 193; examinations soon in every state; circular 161, giving full particulars to positions, salaries, etc., sent free, Address National Correspondence Insti- tute, Washington, D. C. B— LEARN _proofreading: situations seoured, 315 to 825 weekly. Home Correspondence School, Philadelphia. DETECTIVES, every locality, gool salary, experience unnecessary. International De- tective Agency, Milwaukee, Wis, B—906 1+ young man for bill clerk by wholesale house; must be rapid and ac- curate. Answer in own hand writing, stating age and salary wanted. Address W 13, Bee. B—911 2¢ TO BOYS—Tool chest, complete, absolutely free. Send address (no money) for par- ticulars. No endless chain_scheme. Unlque Monthly, 16 Warren St., New York. B—918 1+ ‘WANTED—Responsible parties to represent us and act as our financial agents in different localities, The Globe Loan & Investment Co., 830 Canal St., New Orleans, La. B—b25—10 WANTED—Experienced stock food sales- man. Liberal proposition to first-class man. State territory wanted, experience and references. R. A. Plke & Co., Min- neapolls, Minn. B—{24—1 WANTED, 1 large county; "SI nickel slot machine for drinks, cigars or money; takes place of forbldden slot chines: strictly lawful everywhere: rented or sold on easy pay- ments; 00,00 now in use. Cunninghai Co., Department 85, Chicago, 11l B-944 1+ WANTED, men everywhere, good pay, to distribute circulars, advertising matter, tack signs, etc canvassing. Nutional Adv. Bureau, Chicago. B—942 4% DITEU LIV EE—Shrewd, réllable man wanted in_every locality for profitable secret eervice. ' Experience unnecessary, Write American Detective Assoclation, India apolis, Ind. B-928—1° WANTED—Men with rigs to Introduce poultry compound; stralght salary. $20 weekly and all expenses. - Enclose siamp for contract and particulars. Dept. 117 Royal Co.Op. Mfg. C Indiana; )filrl. Ind. 1o LIVE men; excellent proposition: light work; good pay. W 5, Bee. Bggg—1* to learn barber lr!\d:’. ANTED, men wing 'demand for school graduates: always rush for barbers in spring: pre- are now: free work. expert instructions, petures, demonstratione, ete.; first-cla; acilities, newly fitted throughout; special finishing’ department, revolving chairs, £ood light: tools, diplomas and positions given graduntes! catalogue free. Moler Barber College, 1302 Douglas St %3 6 o YOUNG man, travel, advertise; experier unnecessary; $60 month, expenses; enclose self-addressed envelope. James Co., Monon Bldg., Chicago. B—066 1+ WE WILL pay any man and all travellng expenses hire, raflroad fare, hotel take orders for the krea in the world. Your salary will be guar- anteed and paid to you weekly It pre- ferred. Address, R. D. Curry, Dept.\1 Chicago, 111 B $85 per month such as horse bills, ete., io St portrait house WANTED-State manager for N givertising, collecting and in cal Fepresentatives. Salary to st monthly and all exvenses. Addre of Managers, 38 Wabash Ave. 5 B reasing rt ipt ‘hicago, 1 851 CIRCULAR distribiters everywhere 87 per thousand earned ' Distributers tional Unlon, natl, O. COPYING letters, return to us, $25 per 1,000 Bend stamped addressed envelope. Ama- 20n Chemical Co,, Desk %, 45 LaSalie St Chicago B—971 1% 8000 A party ticulars and West Co. 3 to Na- ne B4 10 ONTH and expenses v edch county in the 1 $1.00 outfit frec Vinalia, Cal patd 8 one Par- \den B4 10 WANTED-Harngss makers; steady work, good pay. Marshall-Wells Hardware C. Duiuth. Minn B-i% 3 | I ‘hammered’ Neb, | this city, o I think I can be classed as one of Omaha's veterans in this line, and | capable of selecting a sultable school for my son s | Educate him, give himabu hold his own in the competition accurate knowledge of business Book-keeping, penmanship, cor! Students are entering daily. Day and night sessions. Boyles Shorthanq School, N. Y. Lite Bullding, Omaha. Gentlemen 1 desire to add my testimony to the effic! In the summer of 1901 after the close of sons Jules Greevy, then under sixteen years shorthand study, and OTHER BRANCHES OPERATOR TO BE PROFICIENT IN IN A STENOGRAPHER MYSE FROM MY OWN EXPERIENCE. The wri chine (0ld Remington No, 1) ever operated the second machine in the U After a course of elght months, my son eral headguarters, ENTEEN 5 OF THE MOST THORO iH METHODE OF YOUR S8CHOOL,. 1 heartily recommend Boyles Shorthand art for the purpose of making a livelihood With kind regards, yours truly, Apply for Catalogue. thoroughly learned, lead to success We claim to be experts in our line. to the Freight Claim Agent of the Burlington & Missouri River Rallroa, Omaha, and at present holds this ARS OF AGE NOW. GH, ACCURATE 8 IN THE CITY, ALL BROUGHT ABOUT BY BOYLES COLLEGE WANTED=MALE HELP, " GIVE YOUR BOY A C HANCE. siness training so that he can of life. Equip him with an methods, forms and accounts. respondence and typewriting, Select the right school. ENDORSED BY ONE WHO KNOWS. OMAHA, Neb., Jan, lency of your school. the Omaha public_schools, 1 placed my of age in your echool for a course of NECESSARY FOR A SHORTHAND 28, 1903 1 DID THIE AFTER A CAREFUL NVESTIGATION OF THE METHODS USED L. THE SHORTHAND SCHOOLS IN THE CITY, AND AS I AM AN EXF I HAD MEANS O SRT THIS QUESTIO fter operated the first type writing m: in the State of Towa. This was in 187 ‘nlon Pacific headquarters a year later in DECIDING Jules accepted a position as secretary in its gen- position. ALTHOUGH A LIT- HE 18 CONCEDED TO BE AND SWIFTEST STENOGRAPH- THE CAREFUL AND THOR- School to any one wishing to acquire this at it M. J. GREEVY. SALESM , our new 1%8 map of the United States and world is easlest, great- est seller out; strikingly new features se- cure Immediate attention and quick sales; new rallroads and changes on no other popular priced map; clean territor: Hammond & Co., 168 Broadwa York GENTS or boys copy letters at home and return to us; highest prices pald weekly; send addressed envelope for copy and in- structions. Rcgal Mfg. Co., 130 Fulton st., N. B—115 1 WANTED, permanent, profitable positions for men and women who can give refer- ences; we start you in business. The Eureka Paint and Equipment Co., Liberty, Indiana B—124 1* RELIABLE young man to place stock, ‘must reside in Nebraska; salary and e: penses; permanent right party, state age; some collecting, references.” Addressed envelope. Manager, 701 Star Bidg.. Chi cago. B9 1¢ WANTED, a young man as assistant cool ‘must have somo experfence and furnish references; no Sunday work. Address W | 19, Bee. B-MIT4 38 w. o) ED, a harnessmaker, at once. Ge Chapman, Hastings, la. B—MI7 14 WANTED—Hustling salesman with experi- ence; salary and commission; good thing to the r|Fh| person. Address The Smith- Premier Typewriter Co. B—15 8 i L Ll A S .. Y SALESMEN WANTED. SELL Bitters as side line on commiesion; fine article, well advertised. %% Cuming. WANTED, 8 salesmen to solicit and collect; duick promotions. @7 Paxton block WE MUST have more traveling salesmen, ‘Apply at once. George A. Baker & Co. Bouth Bend, Ind. WANTED—FEMALE HE WANTED, a fir cate In Walnut, Wainut, Ta. LP, -class_dressmaker to I la. Griffith & Hans c—M3 WE WANT good lady solicltors. Good propositions, Investigate, Harper Brothers, 611 Bee Bldg. C—=841—] $6.00 PER hundred for addressing envelopes, Send dime and stamp for full Instructions, Steady employment. N. G. Dorset, Cum- mings Bldg., sist St., Chicago C—%2—1* WANTED, ladies manicuring and facial and pracilcal method Practice furnished by free work. Instruc- tions and lectures ' by experts. Tools, diplomas_and positions given graduates: Call_or write. Moler College, 132 Dou Tas St. C—936 6 LADIES to work dollies and centerpleces at home; all materlals furnished; highest prices pald; no canvassing. Send stamped e to Ely Novelty Co. Bl 80. C—957 1% to learn hairdressing, treatment. New that saves years $5.00 PER hundred for addressing envelopes, Send dime and stamp for material and instructions. Steady work. C. E. Miller, Ely Bldg., Chicago. C—939—1°% LADIES to do we furnish al $7 to 312 weekly. to Royal 'Co., 3 Flecework at their home: materials and pay from Send stamped envelope Monroe St., Chicago. C—961—1 A _GOOD position awaits every woman who will sell our beautiful petticoats and solld comfort walking skirts; exclusive terri- tory; big profits; no experience necessar: #end for catalogues and particulars. Pari 8kirt Co., Cleveland, O. — LADY, energetic, to work for ue in home terrifory; 312.60 weekly;, permanent and advancement. State former occupation. Send addressed envelope. J. L. Mac- Brody, 3 Dearborn St., Chicago. C—889—1* WANTED, salesmen by manufacturer of grocers’ speclaltl give experience full: food salary. Addresm Box oi7, Chicag HOME employment, plain writers, fillin, small blanks; rate $25 per 1,000; stamped, addressed envelope. Woman's Commer- clal Union, Desk Chicago, C—976 1* TRAVELING salesman for Nebraska ter- ritory; all round hustler; no technical | knowledge; exceptional opportunities; es- tablished, rellable and well rated house. F, R. Jennings, Sales Mgr., Detroit, Mich. B-907 1% 1 WILL give to a responsible person a life scholarship in one of Omaha's leading business colleges; the scholarship may be pald for after the course is finished and position secured. Address P. L. C., 4204 Burdette s C—M116 1¢ WANTED, to supply salesmen with gro- cerfes at wholesale who take orders of farmers and ranchmen and deliver in caf lots; good territory. Address Midland Grocery Co., 168 Piatt St., Denyer, Colo. WANTED, immediately, by reliable Cleve- land house, a wide-awake man with good business experience to complete our trav- eling force for 1908; standard line. Church & Co., Ellastone Bidg., Cleveland, O | CAPABLE salesman to cover Nebraska with staple line. High commissions with advance of $100 monthly. Permanent p sition to right man. Jess H. Smith C Detrolt, Mich J—938— WANTED—At once, experienced traveling salesman for Nebraska. Must have a clean record and give bond. Box l4, Chicago. 960—1° LADIES or girls cupy letters at home and return to us; highest prices paid weekly; send addressed envelope for copy and ii structions. Regal Mfg. Co., 130 Fulton » WANTED—Experienced house maid; h ¢t wages paid. Mrs. G. A. Josiyn, Davenport St. C—M183 3 COPYING letters at home, full or spare time: no- names to supply or addressing envelopes; nothing to buy; $20, per 1,000, pald weekly; send addressed envelope for copy and application blank. Imperial Co., Liberty 8t., N. Y C—999 10 LADIES or gents copy letters at home; no names to supply’ or addressing en- velopes; nothing to buy; $20 per 1,00, pald weekly.' Send addressed ‘envelope ‘far copy and application blanks. Practical Mfg. Co., 128 Market St., N. I. 98 10 Newark, SALESMEN—John Sexton & Co., tmporters of teas and coffees and wholesale grocers, 16 to 22 State St., Chicago, want experi- enced, honest, energetic, high-grade men to seil farmers and other We are the largest grocery America engaged in this business and the originators of honest and modern methods conducting it. We handle the finest goods and guarantee quality and quantity of every erticle; no capital required; ex- clusive territory’ given in which to estab- lish trade insures fine income. We are Farmers' Headquarters in Chicago. —665 1 WANTED, at ongs man for the state o the general merchandise trade. Box 8, St. Louls, Mo. —967 14 WANTED, salesmen, $6) monthly, expenses, germanent. Perry Nuracry Co., Rochester i N Y. ~119 4* | BALESME capable traveling sales- Nebraska to solicit Address 325 per week to sell a lamp its own gas; lamp free. East- % Naseau St., N. Y. —B e WANTED-FEMALE HELP, 100 Girls. Call Canadian ofice, 15th & ) eneral housework, wages; good home Apply 3124 Poppleton Ave. C—T80 | WANTED, girl smail family and & for good girl. | NURSE: Training eks' course School, Pueblo, diplomas. | abo C—388— hanee o . | TED, housekeeper in small 5% N. 15th St to do_plain housework. 4g Take Farnam car. C—-718 WANTED, experienced cook and laundreps; | Vgood wages. 24 N. 15th st GIRL wanted Davenport. C—MT4 1 WANTED, 20 young ladles to introduce a new brand of breukfast food. Address | _W 1. Bee office. C—MT34 3 | A CHAMBERMAID wanted af the Creche, | 19th "and Harney C—M3s6 1 | WANTED- baby A middle-aged lady to tend Call at 1708 California 8t CMs81 1 WANTED-—Solicltor to scliclt subscriptions on two first-class technical papers: ntust be man of fair edacation. good appear ance and addrese; 'i" man desiring per. manent positton and capable of enrain from $25 to 80 o week need applv: in writing state referonce, age, previous exs perience Address Hill Publishing ¢ Yorld Bldg.. New York B-14 WANTED, everywhere signs, distribute no canvassing Bureau, ¢ hustlers reulars g20d pay hicago. New 1 to tack Sun Advertisin B-110 1% The aw in Medical College, Davenport Sts. rm_Bogins February 2 Opportunity will be given Students (o take Evening classes. Address E. F. Y. L. bldg. WANTED, person to call and agents for manufoctu-ing hovee; loeal territory; salary 1970 pald weekly, « expense ‘money advaiced: previous ex- perience unnecessary . business successful; enclose self-uddressed envelope. Stand- ard House, Caxton bidg, Chicage. B— . School The Creighton Cor. Mth and Winter T Monday New up work now 7:15 15 9 o'clo McCartney, Sec'y B k 82 N 168 10 m_ retall tra WANTED—Woman to do family washing Call at 81 South %th avenue | C—891—-2 i A 1 PAY $20 to $40 per week for addressing | envelopes and maillng advertising of my | planos and other musical goods; Instruc- | and complete outfit sent by express | charges paid. no experience required. | Cronkright's ' Wholesale leustc House, | Pittsburs, Pa C~ LADIES wanted to do embroldery and Bat- tenberg 4t (har homes; Rteady work Chicago Crochet Co., Chicago, I, C— LEARN_ proofreading; 315 to weekly. Hol Sehool, Philadelphia. sttuations secured, me Correspondence o WANTED, gir] for genersl housework I in gamily. 2522 Poppleton Ave. WANTED, trustworthy lady or gentieman to manage business: $30 strafght salary and expenses paid weekly from headauar- ters; expgnse’ money advanced. Thomas 3. Cooper, Caxton Hldg., Chicago. s 10 % FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, DEWEY European Hotel, 15th and Farnam. E—393 ' Men an = d Women Looking for Positions Read the Want Ads. WHEN YOU HAVE A PLACE TO FILL, TRY ONE. WANTED=MALE HELP. IF MONEY MAKING POSITIONS Could be aesured, many young people would at once take a course In business training. The Nebraska Business AND Shorthand College The following graduates were assisted to ositions 1 week el, Cudahy Packing Co. Maley. Cudahy Packing Co. Chizek, American Express Co, Reubsamen, Pacific Express Co. McPherson, Kan-“'u ward Co. Martin, Journal-Stockman Co, Gosney, Fairmont Creamery Co Kennedy, lams Stock o, Bt. Paul Miss Brown, H. E. Fredrickson, Miss_Orton, bookkeeper. Mr. 8liver, F., E. & M. V. R. R, You have only to visit the above inatitu- tions to be convinced of the fact that we not only give a_ thorough business train- ing, but by reason of our reputation for turning ot competent help we are able to assist to positions all who finish the course, Although another floor was added to OUF Space last year, We can accommo- date but a few more at this time. New classes Monday for those who have ar- ranged to enter, Send for the finest catalogue ever published by a business college. | ONG, A. M., L. L. B, President (~STORES AND OFFICES, Miss Miss Miss Miss & C. FOR RE FOR RENT-Bullding suitable for whol sale purpoees at Y16 Farnam, 2x90, tour tories and first-class cementeéd basement, elevator, iire and burgiar proof vault, ofice counter and fixtures. For price and particulars inquire C. C. Rosewater, sccre tary The Bee Luilding Co., room 10, Be. buliding. 1—Mo67 FOR RENT—Store In first-clas rent reeson-ble. Apply R. Peters Co., ground Mo B Bld, 1266 FOR RENT—The bullding formerly ocou pled by The Bee at 916 Farnam St.” It hi four stories ard a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room, This will vo rented very reagonably It interested upply at office to C. C. Rose- water, secretary, room 10, Bee buliding. location, & store. 520 So. 16th St. 1638 STORES FOR RENT, The 4-story and basement bullding, 81x120 feet in size, Nos. 1414 and 1414% Harney st., $250 per month, Good store room, No, 1412 Harney st., 30 per month. Store room and basement, in first-class con- dition, 1613 Howard st.,'$50 per month. Store room, in first-class condition, 1433 8. 16th st., $i0 per month. GEORGE & CO., 1®1 FARNAM ST, i—M628 F1 FOR RENT—Nice office in the Omaha National Bank Bldg., $10.00. Omaha Safe Deposit & Trust Co), 210 8. 13th 8t HALF UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. Charles E. Wlllllmllon.; flding.) rn; t. n bul 2 1208 Farnam 8 n Bullding.) E———— AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—Canvassing _agents 1In evel fepunty 1o solicit. subsciiptions to THE ‘WENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. teady employment, with assured good i come. Agents in the country with hor: and buggy especlally desired. Canvassers make easily 360 to 3100 per month. Ad- dress, Century Farmer Solicitors’ Bureau, Bee bullding, Omaha. | WONDERFUL, coal outdone: new AGENTS WANTED, WE MAKE novelties and supply catalogu at cost to us. Our new ¥-page catalogue with colored _cover, haviig your name and address on, costh you $6 per thousand Sample of the latest novelty retalls for 20¢, with our catalogue and wholesale prices 10c, postpald; 12 samples of nov- elties which retall for $1.50, with our catalogue and wholesale prices Bc, post- paid; 20 samples of novelties which retall for $3, with our catalogue and wholesale prices 81, postpaid We have no free samples. ' Our goods are all worth money and In ordering any of the outfits to get Acqualnted with our line, you cannot lose, as you can easily obtain twice what you pay for the articles. We are manufactur- ers. Write at once. Stamps taken. §lty Supply Co., % Dearborn St Chicago 5 —974—1° D e O SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, SECOND-HAND billlard and pool tables, billiard tables repaired; a large stock cheap bar fixtures, The Bru: & 10th, FOR SALE, 1 blacksmith shop, 2 sets of tools. Inquire at 1612 Webster St. FOR SALE-Two stoves and three showe cases with stands, cheap If taken at once, Addre Q-M6sl U 8, Bee HARP, Sebastin Brard, double-actin fect condition, cont $560; Will sell casy payments if taken ing st. , per- ), on once. 1908 Cum- NEW and 2dhand typewriters. 1119 Farnam Q969 WANTED, agents everywhere, elther sex. Zarema dlamond; experts puzzled to de- tect from genuine; iiberal commission; catalogue, lnm}l! (ring_or stud), free on application. Zarema Diamond’ Co. 8 Dearborn St., Chicago, 8510 AGENTS, $30 to $60 weekly easlly made; we prove this. Luminous nameplates, numbers, signs readable darkest night samples ‘free. Right Supply Co. Engle- wood, 111 J-gs8 1* AGENTS-125%, profit; sells to every plum- ber, marble worker, 'blacksmith, mechanic or tarmer; one sale a day clears §75 a month; _agents clearing $375 a_month, Luther Bros, 68 West Ave. N., Milwi kee, Wis 141 WANTED, first-clase canvassers for an in- despensible new household article: sells on sight; sample 50 cents: write for terri tory; particulars free. Wollman Window Washer Co., Kansas City, Mo. -~109 1¢ AGENTS can make $2,000 to $4,000 next thre months handling newly patented articl absolute necessity, demand enormous, ex- pericence unnecesgary, exclusive territory given, Household Novi Co., Manufac- turers, 3512 Broadway, New York J—111 1+ AGENTS to handle our high grade per- fumes; our plan wins; large profits; terms reasonable. Leffler & Co., St. Louls, Mo, J—120 1% AGENT wanted in each county; $5.40 free; exclusive territory; get full particulars at once, The Cremoline Mfg. Co., 1729 Olive st., Bt. Loufs. 128 1¢ gas heater jusg out, for bath and small rooms; 4o per hour.' Attach to gas fixtures $1 delivered. Winner for live agents Home Supply Co., 118 Michigan St C! cago. J_11 i = FOR SALE, scholarship In Omaha Busi- nese coliege cheap. Address W FOR SALE, first-class house mc dofng good business: my Lock Box 493, Norfolk, Neb, INDIAN Ing outit, health” fatled: Q176 1* 1119 Far goods and rellcs MISCELLANEOUS. $1.60 TUNING; guaranteed first class. Pe fleld_Plano Co. Tel. 101 R0 1% CLAIRVOYANTS, CHIEF DONAHUE makes another move. His order requiring traveiing clair: voyants to show letter from the chief of police In the last two towns where they have operated i« commendable. This is a protection to a certain class and s & It is a fact that very bar to the fakire few genuine ‘“life readers’ travel and par the “grafters.” 0od every town should If a"medium or palmist {8 genuine there s a demand. for them anywhere, and there Is absolutely no necessity for thelr traveling. MME. GYLMER, OMAHA'S FAVORITE PALMIST, has been six years in Omaha, and shé has by her honest methods and sclentific work created a following that Is a credit to her, and one she would not leave only through clrcumstances which would make it_absolutely necessary. It you desire to know your future, or it you are in need of advice see MME. GYI MER, she can help you. Parlors 815 80, N, in Granite block. 2a floor; take ele- vator. 8- MRS, FRITZ, clairvoyant, 1614 Cass street. s—108 MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 8. 1a S—i10 WANTED TO RENT. €(BLE business man will make three-year lease of well bullt, en or eight-room modern house in good location. Address S b7, Bee office, staung particulars. K—Mbis* WANTED, 6-room house, with or without board, centrally located, for 2 months; modern convenlences. Address U 66, Bee office. K—-M183 3 WANTED, to rent, good, fast driving horse and buggy for 2 months; must be moderate; for city use only, Address U 671, Beé office. —MT732 3 WANTED, three or four unfurnished Yooms for housekeeping. Addrees W 1, Bee. K—-MT719 1* WOMAN, employed, wants two or three roome for light housekeeping. Must be first-class. Keferenct Address, W 14, Bee, K—o71—1* e ——————— FOR SALE—FURNITURE, CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel 2020, New and secondhand, bought, sold, exchanged. O—402 SpE——————— FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, TRY ME on_wagon repairing. First-class york. H. Frost, 4th and Leavenworth. WANTED—I want hustling agents to a sist me in cbtalning buyers for Kansas land; big profits for energetic ople; no experence required. Hiland P. Lockwood, 102§ Bryant blds., Kansas City, Mo, WILL erec. -story buflding to Inquire R Bee bldg. J—M782 ony 1218 Harney. floo! CALENDAR SALESMEN who have had experience. To such we will make most liberal proposition to introduce and sell the handsomest line of calenders for 1904 ever offered to the public. Write promptly with references. Do not write unless you | are experienced calendar salesman. The Kemper-Thomas Company, Cincinnaty, 0. PER WEEK-—422 So. 18th Bt., one block south of court house. s AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th and Dodge E—d% ROYAL HOTEL, European, 16th & fu —0 L. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 780, E—M38 199 Capi- Ay ELEGANT sterm-weated rooms. tol Ave. FRONT parlor, furtace heat, i g(. BLD" or, furtace heat, g"l_mzfinfl VIENNA HOTEL, 1011-1 Farnam St. E-Mi2 STEAM-HEATED rooms, $10 per month. Barker Hotel, 13th and Jones sts. Tel. 5. B—-M316 P17 ELEGANT roome; hot water heat; modern; Teferences. 1616 Webster. ‘M7 3 ROOMS for light housekeeping. 11th street. E 7 CASS—Gas and bath. LARGE front room, neatly furnished. 110 5. ®th Ave. B0t —2e 112 So. —459-1° E—5%-6 LARGE front room, south exposure, mod- ern, heat if desired. 1211 Park Wilde A e TWO large cated; chea week Wel rooms, if heated, en at URNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. FURNISHED rooms. with board, at the Hillside, J5th and Dodge sts. T 9 8. 5TH AVE., single room | PLEABANT alcove room, with first-class | board, for two refined pe ple; private fam- | fly. 2571 St. Mary's Ave. F—-567 F9 F-M400 LARGE front parlor; bed rooms for two, with board, 0 and M.00 per week. 887 3 F108 FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOM: ONE suite of 3 unfurnished rooms on first floor, also one furnished front room with alcove; all modern convenlen e WANTED, an agent, elther sex, to sell shirt waist ggods in thelr home ‘and sur- rounding towns. Large line, Including high-class noveity patterns and exclusive designs. Sells on sight. Big pay to right party. Buckley Custom Shirt Co., Dept. 1, 8. Louls, Mo - AGENTS, don't work for shers: learn a professfon in ten days that will pay §10 to §25 per day. Prof. 8. A, Weltmer, Ne- vada, Mo. - THE AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE IN- SURANCE CO., Elkhart, Ind., insures ersons from 60 1o 84. Beventeen years in | usiness. Liberal contracts to agents, | { SHAMROCKS for St. Patrick's day—March | 17. We are the cheapest house in America | for shamr: s, Send for wholesale price st or 10c for sample line. Jos. F. Blls, Omaha, Neb. J- WE PAY $2 a week and expenses to men | with Tigs to introduce Poultry Compound. International Mfg. Co., Parsons, Kan J—906 1* WANTED, manager in every city, county to handle best-paying business 'known; legitimate, new; exclusive control. Phoe- nix Co., 16’ W, 2th St,, New York. J BRASS 1 to agents; makes its own gas; ¢ a day: no oll, wicks, | chimneys; rivals electricity: quick seller; | eap. Perfect Light Co., 190 Nassau St., | ow York. 20 1¢ OIL BURNER free to agents; heats stoves | or furnaces; burns e or kerosene oll; | makes blue' flame; $3) a week sulary or | will glve right to make same on a foy- | alty. Write Natlonal Mfg. Co., Station 1, New York J— WEEKLY and all with rigs to introduce p straight salary. Imper o4, Parsons, Kar 22 expenses for men try compound; al Mfg. Dept. agents for all stores. Turnin daylight in homes and rite quickly. ~ American | 100 Michigan St TO dally business getter darkness into churches. Lighting € elling o—10 | work year selling Eagle Too MEN willi $2.00 to &, patented m; Cincinnati, positively make 0 per our just hine 0. board. Mrs Geo. L. Dennis, 1502 So. Tel. 789, G560 | FOR RE Four rooms in first-class con- dition. Call at 3004 8. 17th Bt G—Ms90 1+ steam heat, two G185 TORES AND OFFICES. TRAL, all modern 23d DOUBLE pariors. Call at 1616 Webster st SR ie’s I-Me7 OFFIC in The Bee building, $10.00 per fnonth up. Rental price Inciudes beat light ay nitor service. C. Peters smc‘u., Rental Agents, Ground Floor, Bee 1-219 FOR RENT—Commission house. Eloventh. Best room and WANTED — Competent 1ady bookkebper with experience; $15 r week; references Tequired. Address W 15, Bee. G180 1 lowest rent in the eity; space, including basen floor. Good vault and iron shed. 8. D. Mercer Co., 20 Bee Bldg. 915 EASY, home work; trait payin secrets; send stamp F. Plerce, 22 D, 140 photo por man:facturing 1 addressed envelope: Monroe, Chicago J—73 ANTED—Salesman for loeal territory to | le line of patent advertising fans. | Liberal commission. Good _side line. | Press-Novelty Co., Buffalo, Y | tion N. SELLING A TS | WHO SELL TAILORING from SAMPLES. | One widenwake min in each toWn: men Who have an eye to business and money-mak- ing will appreciate our work and woolens, which are the-finest on the market. Our liberal business methods and powerful advertising will triple your sales. Spring and summer outfits now ready. Poat office Box 624, Chicago. J—919 10 BTOP runaways, hiteh horses solid fn. stantly; carry in pocket: sight seller; D family horse. 1318 Farnam, geos Ly P—M60 F3 Omaha P—M107 ONE carload of heavy draft horse Stables, 1ith and Howard sts. FIRST-CLASS barber wanted; guarantes 815 week; steady job. W. G. Schmelzel, ldunha Hotel, Boise, 1daho. P—1#4 7 MADAME LUCRETIA, medium. 1600 Chi. cito St. B—M@02 F3* P U el ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N, 15, 24 floor, r. 2. T—MTIL ¥7* GRACE O'BRYAN of. Kentucky, 720 8. 13th. e Fgti BAUNDERS gives magnetic treat- 1816 Leavenworth. Flat 7. TMI6 4 BATHB—501 N. 13th 8 Mrs. Davis, 162 MRS. HARRIS, 1821 Leavwth, 3d floor, flat 2. T—Mi7h F28 PERSONAL. VIAVL Woman's Way to Heslth Home reatment. Booklet iree. N Omaha. “U-—fl[ TELEPHONE 78 for L. M. E. messengers. U-—416 DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu- ouis haif removed by electricity. R 13 Frenzer block. U1 RUPTURE CURED without pain. Empire Rupture Co, N. Y, Life Bullding, %I:;,hl. 0 PERSONAL. N BUY your phonographs and records you can have the largest selection. Cycle Co., Cor. 16th and Harney U w YOUR fortune told from cradle to grav What 1 tell you comes true. Send dir and birth date. Prof. J, Myers, Draw M, Chicago. U081 1 LADY of wealth, attractiveness and gool character, semewhat lonely, eecks hus band to share her wealth and affection Sincere, §10 Ollve, Room N2, 8t Lo Mo, U091 ! ATTENTION, Rallroad Men—Inforn wanted of Kid Lane; address where burled, if dead. A. M Beiton, Texas. U atho: living Monteith, 61 A WONDERFUL_ French clairvoyant; what he tells comes true; 1 10 and birthday. Prof. E. Garnot, B« 9, Bos- ton, Mass. Ui 18 WAS saved from consumption after my case was pronounced incurable and hope- less by eminent physicians. If you are suffering from this dread disease and w write me | will gladly tell you with cost how. it was done at home. My sol object Is 1o be of some benefit to humn ity. Rev. Melvin L. Peden, pastor Ch of Christ, 144 Stone 8t., dibsonbure I3 READ the truth, “Wicked Little and_actresses’ 'spreads. Febrvary To Eat. Newsdealers, i0c. WHY DO “Food Suppe What U950 1 T people eat horse flesh? Read Prejudices,” February What To Eat. FORTUNES TOLD—Prof 1l scope writer. Send 1%, three questions answered: Ave., Detroit, Mich. WANTED-—Names and addresses of parties holding homestead clalms in Oklahoma. Address, 1, Bee, Council Bluffs L Newsdealers, 10c. U051 1 azelton, horo- birthday and 4 Grummond U—966-1° GET OUR BOOK, “List of Helrs lect claims everywhere through assoclate s; wanted, names of lost people heirs; legal advice, particulars and references furnished. Severance, Davis & Stuart, Law , Kansas City, Mo. o) 108 1¢ HANDSOME and intelligent American lady, immensely wealthy, but lonely, wants im’ mediately, honest, ' capable husband, as advisor ahd protector. Address Vera. 407 Tempie bldg., St. Louis, Mo, U—1251¢ MARRY RICH! Photos and descriptions of hundreds of rich and handsome men and women who wish to marry, scaled, free. C. H. Rowan, Sta. B il wau- kee, Wis 996 1+ BUPERFLUOUS hair, warts and mol permanently removed by clectricity; co sultation free and confidential: all ‘work suaranteed. Miss Allender, 1613 Douglas .50 TUNING; guaranteed first class. Per- field Plano Co. Tel. 701 U—159 1¢ TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS-We have moved to 113 8. 17th street. ~\We wiil continue to carry a nice line of planos, talking machines, ~small musical mer- chandise and sewlrg machines and will endeavor to merit a share of your patron- age. COLINS PIANO COMPANY —164 I AM a_handsome blonde, 21 years of age, have $40,000 and will fnherit” 30,00 more; have brown halr_and blue eves; helght 6 feet; welght 125; play the piano: will marry If sufted; write gentlemen, this is an honest add. P. O. Box , Sta. B.. Mil- waukee, Wis. -106 1% SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. GREGG § H.. Touch T. W., Bus. Branches Teleg. Cat. free. Om. Com. Col., 17 & Dou A C. Van BANT'S school, 717 N. Y. Life. —ial BOYLES college, court reporter principal, Y. Lite. NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Théater. -_— STORAGE. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1611% Farn. Tels. 1560-863. — 6 N L. Co. Tels. L%-1145. EXPRESSMAN'S Del ‘o, ‘el GENERAL ROOFING. WORK In any part of the country. Jones Roofing Co., 1617 Burt St. Tel. 1986. ~MI172 BARRICK Roofing Co., 1616 Cuming 3 Tel. 951, —M4T9 e it i L L LAUNDRY, PRIVATE hospital before and during con-. finement; 'bables boarded and adopt Mrs. Gardels, 284 Lake. Tel. R“‘b‘&'z —i PRIVATE hospltal befors and during con- finement; first-class in every respec bebles adopted. Dr. L. L. Miller, 2504 Blondo 8t._'Phone F-11 U—haz? ot =r FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. SEWING MACHINES For Three Days C H E A P For Three Days Singer drop head slightly used White, five-drawer, drop head Standard, five-drawer, drop he: Davis, five-drawer, drop head . Household, five-drawer, drop head, ... New home, five-drawer, drop head . Wilcox & Gibbs, box top...... Singer tailoring......... These machines are all i usual agents sell for new. $20.00 .o 15.00 +00..20.00 o000 25,00 .25.00 0000.25.00 .-+10.00 n perfect condition, and the [1atest thing the factories produce, and such machines ‘as the Box top machines, all standard makes, with the latest heads, complete with attachme nts, from $1.00 to $15.00 We rent machines at 75¢ per week or $2 per month. We repair and sell parts for any machine manufactured. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO. Geo. E. Mickel, Manager, Cor. 15th and Harney. (334 Broadway, Co. Bluffs, la, 612 N. 24th So, Omaha, Neb. —% rENCE LATH for quick shipment, crib- F e combination ladders.” Wi Dogles: QMo FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any other musical instrument, $ up. The Wittmann Co., 121 Farnam. Q406 HAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q41 AREHOUSE, 08,000 square feel, 0 W futkage tactisuses. Beeve & Runyan, 10th nd Farnam. QXY FOR SALE, first mortgage note bearing § per cent interest, Dayable every sit morths; has about 24 years to run; good Security and endorsed by respopsible arty; amount, $1.8%0. inquire C. M. lachmann, foom 4, Paxton block. Q-6 FOR SALE, six-passenger rockaway car- vlage, In good condition. Milton Rogers & Sons Co. Q—MioA 7 LADIES and gents' watches, 160 dia- ‘monds, eft in PaWD, §00d as new, selling at half price. Diamond Loan Office, 1401 Douglas. Q-Mik ¥ PROFESSIONAL stereopticon and moving | lamp. . im take oak case, aylor, %A QM8 10 picture machine, cale Bliacat Tews whi uth 19th st BODA WATER paye large profits: new and second-hand fountains; large line; low prices; casy payments; full Instructions to urchisers: catalogue free. Robt. M. agents wanted. Pocket Hitchingpost Co. Richmond, Ind. 985 1 reen & Bons, Philgdelphia, Pa [Fe ‘ PERSONAL, | CHIROPODY, mantcuring, facial and spe- ¢clal massage taught and practiced. A Mayer, 612 Bee Bldg. Consultation fi A e dg. Consul luan Tee. PRIVATE hospital for laales before and during confinement; bables adopund. i | 8 16k st. Mrs, Fisher. Tel. Fafi OMAHA Steam Laundry and City Towel Supply. 1780 Leavenworth. Tel. A-178, pe—— OSTEOPATHY, GID. E, & ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. Buite 515, N.Y. Life Bidg.” Tel. 1684, Dr. Grace Deegan, 512 McCague Bik. Tel, 2008 Pt o s P S IR S B ALY LOST. LOST, gold stickpin, with small dlamond setting surrounded by four opals. R. M. Harris, M. E. Smith & Co. $15 reward. Lost—T{1 F1* Saturday morn- LOST—Black and tan dog. Saturds n {; Tiberal rewar — I ing at 10th and Bancro return to 1472 . 1ith MANUFACTURING. P, MELCHOIR, 13th and Howara, ehintst OMAHA Bafe and Iron Wks. make a spe- claity of fire escapes, shutters, doors and G. Andreen, Prop., 12'S. 10th St. —— e SIGN PAINTING, SCHROEDER Sign Worke, 209 8. 17th. We also ship signs Vrite us. —3i6—Junes —_— LAW AND COLLECTIONS. STILLMAN & PRICE, % U. 8. N'I Bk. Bldg. vy NEW SNOW-CHURCH CQ., 1st floor N. Y. Life BIdg., attorneys and collectars every. where. Y MACFARLAND & MAY, New York Life Bullding. * Room 30i. "'Phone 15% HARNESS, HARNESS made to order and repaired, Old harness taken In trade. i3th and Leaven- worth. M1 P FRUNKS AND BAG TWIN CITY EXP. 'Phone 1717, %6 8. 16th. 4 AGE. THE DEPOT on tme. L. M. E. Tel 7. s GROCERIES AND FROVISIONS, EGGS, %C PER DOZ. T. & E. Batterton, grocers, 34 N. 18th 81 —s1 GOLDMAN Fleating Co., 20 Douglas Bk ~10 F8 U—¥en Ps LITE PARLORS, 6i5 8. 16th St., 2d floor. i 30461 ¥ PRIVATE sanitariam for ladles before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. Gerlsch, 362 California St Terms !QMOCAU;I J—Md! ECZEMA SALVE that cured W. A. Pax- ton. B, J. Bcaunell, agent, W9 Ware blk. U—M#s F22 | MARRY! Western ladie Enclose llhmfl! Btar, Francisco, C “Addresses free. 81 Fourth Bt., San Udsb—F-1% [ Spectacles that it Globe Optical Co., A WHOLESOME nerve and tissue food and home treatment for disorders of women. | Write for free booklet explaining fully. Viavi Co., 348 Bee bldg, Omaha. Tel 16%. * U—Mss3 entle- onely, {onship b Locust, Koom 012 10 WBALTHY, refined, kind-hearted man, with beautifil home, being will ‘marry for love and comps Address “Mr. Edwar: ® St Louls, Mo. E. Hatch, = —M161 1 —_— PATENTS. COWGILL—No feos unless sucoess. 418 8. 15th St, Omaha. Tel. 1798 e , Omaha, Neb. Ey No it we fall. Hand Telephone 1623 and A-2610. 962 Mio® PAWNBROKERS, OMAHA PLEATING CO Mgr., 1610 Howard Bt. Tel. SUES & CO. Bee Bl tablished 15s6. book free. EAGLE Loan Ofice, reliable, accommodate ing, all business confdential. 1301 Douglad. 463 R SCAOLARSHIP, BUSINESS college scholarship for sale at - blY'hll"l Il,l’l on “" (}mf leading com. maercial collegos; life scholarship. 4dd 817, "Bee oftce. i f A A ¥