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33 THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1C03. i ! ! i i j 1 II ( FOR SALE MI9CKLLASKOIS. INDIAN goods and re Ilea, u) Farnam. y-617 IRON A wire fences, tree guards, trelllss. Vveslern Anchor fence Cu, tub N. Lin sl ., W-ilU CATALOGUE cut drug price free. Sher man & McCounell Drug Co., (J ma ha. SI &J) FOR SALE, several scholarships In a first clan standard school In Omana, comprls ins complete course In bush es, short hand and typewriting. Inquire at lie (lice g-iJ COR SALE, coal business. Capital required. 82.0uu.0O. Address J 21, Bee. y uil 1DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, Farnam. SI tSl BILLIARD and pool tables, nought, sold, changed and repured. Bar fixtures and saloon supplies. The Western Bar Fixture and Motel Supply Mfg. Co., Hoi Harney St., Omaha, Neb. J M7.ji it) CHEAPEST OAK SI,AT CORN CRIB BING. Long nr timbers. Pol Douglas. ti-Vt COUPE for pair or slnga horse, excellent condition; must .sell. Address V Ti, Res office. Q-M113 14 FOR BALE. Knabe concert grand piano; condition good. Address Lock Box i, Glltner, Neb. Q 195 TWO fine depot wagons, 3 rookaways, 1 coupe, t traps, 1 wiigonette, t drays. Pnimtnnnd Carriage Co., 18th and Har tley. Q 221 CI.OBINQ out hard coal stoves at less than H price from 85 up. Furniture cheap. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel. 20). Q 374 BECOND-HAND billiard and pool tables; billiard tables repaired; a lnrge stock of cheap bar fixtures, clear counters, etc The Brunswick-Balks Collender Co., 407-9 , 10th 1. Q-MJ92 IOXBY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONET TO LOAN Of FURNITURK. PIANOS, LIVE STOCK, SALARIES, ETC. IT COST 8 YOU NOTHING to call and be convinced that our rate are the cheapest In Omaha. We want your business and be'leve an In vestigation of our methods will get It even If at the present you are dealing elsewhere. KIND, COURTEOUS THEAi MKNT to all Our offices are the best equipped to handle your business with privacy of any In the city. Come In and sea us, whether you borrow or not. Open Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays until I p. m. RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Rooms 807-9". Paxton block. Rooms 307-301. X-SU EASY T8?T Peat explains our methods. ' We loan on furniture, pianos, warehouse receipts, etc Or If you have a permanent position we can make you a . SALARY LOAN without security, except your own ngreu ment to repay. Our service is quick and confidential and we always try to please. All that we ssk Is tbst you give us a call before you borrow elsewhere. OMAHA MORTOAUE LOAN CO., ' 1J Board of Trade Bldg. Tel.-2295. (Established 8o So 16th 6t. X M545 MONET LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, LIVE STOCK, SALARIES, ETC. Low rates and easy terms. Business confidential. Try os If you wsnt to save money. . PHOENIX CREDIT CO.. 38 Pax ton block. , 16 th and Farnam sts. X 640 LARGEST BUSINESS IN IXMN8 TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team sters, boarding uuu.1, ate, without se curity: easiest terms; 40 offices in prin cipal cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade P-idg. X-641 MONEY locned on plain note to salaried people; business confidential; lowest rates. 614 Pax ton block. The J. A. Hutton Co. X--M1 MONET lonnded on pianos, furniture, Jew elry, horses, cows, ate C. F. Reed, 819 8 IS. X-643 CHATTEL salary and Jewelry loans. Foley Loan Co.. R g. Barker Block. X 644 MONEY To salaried employes and wsge earners. Get our system of loana that gets you out of debt. Any lady or gentleman, ma chinist or engineer, etc., having reliable employment can get. Just on his note: Half Monthly. Monthly. Weekly. '.OA Return to us..tv'a.j or f 13.38 or I6.6S I 60-Jteturn to ua.. 11.13 or 6.86 or 8.S5 $ 26 Return to us. t.W or i.33 or 16 f 15 Return to us.. 4.00 or 2.00 or 1.00 Easiest tenr.e, lowest rates, confidential. No Inquiries, sjulck service. Courteous treatment. TUB STAR LOAN CO., (24 PAXTON BLK. MONET TO LOAX BBAL ESTATE. FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H. Thomas, First Nat l Bank bldg. Tel. 164a. W-6J PRIVATE money. Sherwood, KIT N. T. Life. W-U4 4 TO i P. C money. Bemla, Paxton block. W-iH PRIVATE money, F. D. Wead. 1520 Dnuglna. w-4 .WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith 4k Co., 1320 Farnam st. W-65J WANTED Real estate loans and warrants. R. C. Peters aV Co., Bea bldg. W-&J5 FIVB per cent loana. Garvin Bros., 1601 Farnam, W 636 MONET TO LOAN n Omaha real estate; amounts of 11,000 to 110,0(10; f per cent Interest; must be good margin of security. Call or write 611 New Tork Life Building. W 453 16 OSTEOPATHY. Joliusoo Institute, US N. T. Life Bldg. T. 1SC4 -Ml The Hunt Infirmary, McCacuo Bldg. T. 2333. i ca Alien ft Far well, Paxton Blk., 604-7. T. 1S66. 663 DR GRACE DEEGAN, 833 N. T. Ufa. Tel. 3686. &H DR8. LAIRD 4t LAIRD. SOS Karbach Blk. M 107 NJOx AGENTS WANTED, WANTED Canvassing agents In every county to solicit subscriptions to THU TWfcNTlFTIi CENTURY FAME It. Steady employment with assured aood in come. Agonts In the country with horse" ana buggy especially desired. Csnvaasers make easily 1m to tluu per month. Ad dress Century Farmer Bolitlturs Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. J Z13 WK PAY 132 a wtek and expenses to men wttn rigs to in lr ounce poultry compound; rears' contract. Imperial Mfg. Co., Dil 'arsons, Kan. J AGENTS 150 a week guaranteed; Auto matic washers sell theinaelves. Agent writes: "Exhibited sample to ten women; . took ten ordera." Time 46 nilnuttia, profit over Iuj; guaranteed to do a washing In SO minutes; fumUhes its own Dower: re- quirt'S no labor; costs les than any other machine, rree sample and exclualva terri tory furnished. Automatic Washer Co., BU4UOU j , k m.'aico. j ij u x AGENTS WANTED-Sell our 11 bottle Sar- suparilla for 35 cents; best seller; 200 per cent pront. Write today fur terms ajij territory. Address F. K. Greene, 6s Dear born sl, Chicago. WANTED Circular distributers. Cash tild. Send stamp. American Distributer, ueiiver, v.oiu , J 13 KG IN business for yourself; stop working for others. We start you In profitable mall oiuer business at your borne. Pleas ant wora; Immense profits; unlimited piat siliilltlea. Full Information for stamp. nuiaiiu-uowara io., ijenver. ioiu. J- MEN willing to work positively make 12 010 to fx.mu per year selling our Jut patente-i ruaenme. a.agia luci io,, ts incin nail. O. J 431 15x WANTED, men for agencies worth 11. fO) to 13.11 per year. Great opportunity. In Veeilgale. C. 8. P-. Dos Moines Ta. J-Ml.1 lbx OUR poeket outfit starts you selling nat ural diamonds: defy eipeitn; drop every tt.lrig; wrlie for outfit. Ad trr N itural AKRJTS WANTED. DON'T be an agent; be the boss; we start you In business; nig money: particulars tor stamp. New Mig. Co., Kansas City, Mo. J374 lfx Ml WEEK LT to sell our oil burner; one half cheaper than coal; heats stoves and furnaces; burns crude nil; eamp.e free Naii.inai Mfg. Co., S.atlon K, New York City. J1 l&x OUTFIT free, credit ( Ive n; rut-price Chrlst miis hooks; h"o loo, 12Vc; $1 book. 25c; $1 5" biHik, iff, 12 5 look, inc. Ferguson, biA Fifth, Cincinnati, O. J 132 15x AGENTS wnnted everywhere to handle 'Noveifv Mun t'irris;" every merchant buys from 10 to ino on "lght; MO varieties; CdtMlogUd lree. Hulilvan Co., 11S0 Mtnle wood ave., Chicago, III. J 423 15x AOENT8 WANTED Twenty-five dollars weekly for twenty weeks; the best propo sition offered agents who want money and sre willing to work for it. George F. Cram, fJ Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. J-446 1BX AGENTS, newest, fastest selling c nov elty; can make 110 per day; no capital re quired; over l'H) per cent profit; winner for holldnvs. Uoodxpred Co., Dept. W 95 Wusnington St., Chicago. J 449 lax WANTED, agents In Iowa; 75 weekly and expenses easily made writing Health and Accident Insurance; experience unneves snry. Royal Fraternal Union, St. Ixicls, Mo. J 373 15x 13 to $10 A DAY easily made by our men selling glasses. lYotlts enormous. Full Instructions furnished. Wholetmle cata logue and ILIA SKATED EYE BOOK FREE. Jacksonlan Optical College (Char tered), 104 Main Street, Jackson, Mich. J 378 15x NEW desUjns In msgnlfylng photograph frames. Finest ever offered. Hlg money for canvassers. Address Glen Rock Nov el'y Works, Glen Rock, Pa. J m 15x AGENTS WANTED We have several me chanical tools used by all trades and pro fessions; big money for hustlers. Circu lars free. Watson ft Ingve, 6318 6th ave., Chicago. J 385 15x STOP RUNAWAYS Hitch horses solid in stantly; carry In pocket; sight seller; agents wanted. Pocket Hltchlngpost Co., Richmond, Ind. J 381 lDx WE PAY $32 a week and expenses to men with rigs to Introduce poultry co-npound; year's contract. Imperial Mfg. Co., D 64, Parsons, Kan. J Wn INSURE ITP 'TO tt. Gcod side line for Insurance agents. American Life Ina. Co., Box 24. Elkhart, Ind. J- W ANTED Field Sunt.; wide-awake man; no selling; established business; position permanent. Luke Brothers Co., Interna tional Nurseries, Chicago, III. J AGENTS Elegant 35c novelty; no ches nut; entirely new; attractive, ornemlntal. beautiful; hot seller; costs you 10c; write for particulars now. Artprint Company, Pekfn, III. J AGENT for Nlx-E gum and tablets, Otmha and Council Bluffs. Address" P 1207 N St., Lincoln, Neb. - J 631 16 THE Ashlock Hydro-Carbon Burner for heating and cooking stoves; the only crude oil burner on the market; on ex hibition at 221 8. Main at., Council Bluffs. Excellent proposition for good live agent with small capital. Whitney & Shipley penernl egents. FOR SALE Fl'RNITt'RE. FULL'Ilna of hard coal atovea now on sale. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge st. O 11 OAK sideboard for sale, 1209 Spencer st C 6S6 WANTED MALE HELP. GOOD messenger wanted; first-class pay. A. D. T. Co., ili 8. Ultu B 44 WANTED, for U. 8. army, able-bodied, un married men, between ages of 21 and li, cltlxens of United States, of good charact ter and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For Information apply to recruiting officer, loth and Dodge is., Omaha, and Grand Island, Neb. B M154 WANTED, two agents at once; good sal ary; city work. C. F. Adams Co., lull Howard at. B4i WANTED, neat, bright young man; willing io wora ana learn optical grinding. The H. J. Penfold Co., IMH Farnam St. B M21S WANTED Piano player; one who rads uoiw, uuiio viucr iiu appiy. nn a. via treet. 11 Miii 17x WANTED Good, steady, reliable printer. jruuiia man prererreo. Ad dress Monitor, Bloomlleld, Neb. B M263 17x MANUFACTURER wants reliable man to ueuver ana coneci; norse and wagon and 1130 deposit necessary; 121 a week and expenses; permanent. Franklin, box 78, Philadelphia, Pa. B M317 0x MAN with references for commercial trav eler, io can on mercnanta and agents; experience not required; salary 124 per week with expenses advanced. National, Caxton bldg., Chicago. B M316 2ux SPLENDID chance for men to learn barber iraue uy our metntxi of free barbering and careful Instructions; more actual practice In one month than by apprentice ship In years; little expense; wagea Saturdays- tools given; particulars mailed. Moler Barber College, 1302 Dong as at. xi Mill 4 19X GOOD shoemaker; good wages. 206 N. 18th ousel.. . a BHili lt)X WANTED, men everywhere; good pay; to uiBinuuiu circulars, uav. matter, tack Pinna, etc. No canvassing. National Adv. Bureau, Chicago. B M321 15x WANTED Experienced clothing salesman. auisie man oreierreu. Aaaress wun par ticulars L. Hlller. Waverly, la. B 331 lx IF YOU wanl a good pofltlon buy a little bioch in ni, r-uiu new theater. Tne time to uuy is wnen the company Is young. Other hi. uses have started, na we hiv. whose stock Is now worth from $6 to 121 per snare, a iimnea amount or full paid nonassessable stock Is offered for ssle at One Dollar tier share In blocka of rn share and upward. We want one "book keeper." one "stenographer." one caFhier." one "door nun'1 and one "lan Itor." Lady or gentleman for first three named position. Salary of 175 per month will be ald for all positions except jani tor, who will receive a salary of 155 per month. For each shsre of stock pur chased you will be entitled to one gnieis on the number of tickets sold for first five nreformances. The nearest guesses will get positions. wnii-n win oe ior one year. Mouse will seat 1.44(1. In event of tie guess, first re ceived wl'l get position. Bend guess with name and address plainly written, and make draft paynble to Criterion Theater Co., P. O. Box 202, St. Paul, Minn. B 420 15x DETECTIVES EVerv locality, good salary. ?Mi 'neiice uiinecnTv. international De tective Agency, Milwaukee, Wis. B-408 15 x A NEW YORK skirt house. tablsh1 Kince 185 snd reaching the best trsde throughout the Un'ted 8-tea (Wire hs services of a brlaht. up-to-date and en-ers-etle "oung man to hndle their line of skirts throughout the stMe of Nebraska. Liberal errangements w'll be made to one communing a good trade. In answering stnts fully present employment, expe-rl-'-c". ,,Ke anrf references. All anawe-a will be kent s'-i-'v eofldntlil. Apnlv f-- tree days to N. Rro-iv A Co.. rs and f2T. Broadway, New York City. B 371 14. A BUSINESS MAN deslrinr a hlah-rrsile position : salary, M 000 Ij.OjO: vi?e Business Onnortunlty Com pany, 1 Union Square, New York B 36) 15x EXPERIENCED salesman, or phvsleisn not prsctlcln. to sell to doctors; a'so one for central Nebraska: established trade; rrmsnept; remunerative. P. . Box 858, Philadelphia. B 367 15 x MAN Good sslarv. to handle Liberty Gss 1-amp: sells for $1.50; makes and burns its own gas; tells the tlm: free lamo with fixtures; credit extended on stock; sd dresard envelope. Ur'y Gas Lamo Co., Dept. 32. au li way. n. t. h &j bx GOOD WAOES st home; no canvsssln start working day you receive- replv: ad-c-rewted envelope brings work. Ccmblned Growers. Ueckman, N. Y. B 3U8 lbx MAN VVANTFI Monev earned at home g'lding tickets: good wora. oi pay, tor iMtrttculsm seed sle rn n- sdlretsed en- v.ioiie, L. J. Noel, 129 W. 12&th s . New York. B 35 15x WANTFP Exnerlenced driver for a gro cer store: cne who can take order and WAHTF.D MALI? fIF.LP. RELIABLE man to travel; no soliciting; eetahllshed route In Nebraska; staple line; IVMO monthly and expenses to start; ex- Jerlence unnecesenry. Travellers Dept., iii3 Manhattan Bldg., Chicago, III. B 448 15s LEARN deslsmlng of mantle, furniture. Interior finish, building plans, etc., and earn from sis to tlrni monthly. Constant demand for designers. Russell Carrier, 6m) Division St., Chicago. B 410 lSx MAN Under 3fi. fair education, to prepare for Gov't Position. Begin with H(0 salary. Box 670, Cedar Rapid.-.. Ia. B 445 D;x CIRCULAR and rample distributers wsnted everywhere; no canvassing; good nay. Co-operative Adv. Co., N. Y. B 396 iox WANTED Traveling advertising man for Nebraska: !fu monthly from the start,1. siso su expenses; steaoy position to satis factory party. Address Road Supt., 368 Dearborn, Chicago. B 3N8 15x WANTED State supt. to manage branch office for Chicago firm. 12. fxl yearly. In cluding commissions, also office expenses; steady position; tlTO security required. Address Wm. Lake, Pres., 202 Pontine Bldg., Chicago. B 384 lux WANTED, BOYS Under 14. send the names and addresses of six boys and get a pocket toilet set. Western Supplv Co., Coffeyvllle. Kan. . B 3S3 15x WANTED Man with rig to Introduce our poultry and stock remedies; straight sal ary, 130 weekly and all expenses; send for contract. We mean business and furnish best of reference. Dept. 30, Royal Co Op. Mfg. Co., Indianapolis, Ind. B 382 15x A GOOD POSITION Is always open for a competent man. His difficulty Is to find it. We have openings for high grade men of all capacities Ex ecutive, Technical and Clerical paying from 11,000 to 110.000 a year. Write for plan and booklet. Offices In twelve cities. HAPOOOPS (Incorporated; Suite 629, Monadnock Building, Chicago. B SHORTHAND In 30 days: Boyd's Syllabic; no ruled lines; no shading; nothing to confuse; only characters; easily read; study by mail; circulars, testimonials and first lesson covering one-fourth the course for two 2-eent stamps. Chicago Correspondence Schools, incorporated. 67 National Life Bldg., Chicago, 111. B CLERKS and others with common school educations only, who wisn io quaury ior ready positions st 125 a week and over, to write for free copy of my new pros pectus and endorsements from leading concerns everywhere. One graduate Mils $8.0110 place, another $5,000. and any num ber earn 11,500. The best clothing ad writer In New York owes his succesa within a few months to my teachings. Demand exceeds supply. George H. Pow ell. Advertising and Business Expert, 1156 Temple Court, New York. B WANTED, a competent man with lady as sistant to manage a saiesonice in umnna. Must hsve a aood standing to dignify a ' clean, gilt-edge opportunity. No canvess- Ing. Address 1 ne Jiiectrus company, jjo 2u8 E. Jefferson St., Syracuse, N. Y. B AN opportunity for educate! persons. De- 1S1IS laugr.l uy nitiun vut ico,rvu..' School, Philadelphia. B YOUNG men with only a common school education may secure good civil service government positions. Full Inform ttion free. Columbian Correspondence Col'ege, Washington, D. C. B WANTED, an experienced clerk for fur nishing goods dept.; permanent position. Address U 12, Bee. B M527 20x A. A. WE WILL hsve many good paying clerical positions to nil in New iorK and other large cities about Jan. 1st. Ap plications should be forward-d early; In close 2 references, also loo stamps to cover postage for Investigation. Em plovers' and Employes' Co-Operatlve Assn.. 1135 Broadway, N. T. B-426 16x MEN to distribute samples, circulars, for 14 dally; no canvassing. National Union, 236 East 8th St.. New York. B 524 15x ARE you thinking of learning the barber trade? If so correspond with us; you will receive the best proposition ever offered to bs rber. students. Address The Amer ican Barber College, cor. 12th and Doug lag sts. B 63) lox WANTED, active men to canvass the city of Omaha for homesteaders In the Brule reservation In South Dakota; Just opened for settlement. Inquire at room 6 Mer chsnts hotel B 6"4 16x SALESMEN WANTED. WANTED Experienced salesmen to csrry good paying side line balance of season; satisfactory contract coming year. W. J. Lorack, Bales Manager, Iowa, City, Ia. 371 15x SALESMEN WANTEDVPwo traveling spe cialty salesmen, worm iao per montn ana . expenses; most attractive proposition to the merchant on the market; line widely advertised; trade established; house well known and thoroughly responsible; write, with age, experience and references; per sonal Interview If satisfactory. Address U 49, care Bee. 368 lox TRAVELING SALESMAN for Nebraska; no technical knowledge, but active, all around hustler; established, well rated house. Box 624, Detroit, Mich. 401 15x WANTED Solicitors, salesmen and others who desire to make an Income 12,000 to 110,000 during the coming year are re quested to write to us. We want only live people who appreciate a new and attract ive proposition that has more good ta'.klng points In It than anything ever before of fered to the public. We have agents who are making from $100 to $600 per week. Their namea kr.d addresses will be fur nished on application. The enterprise is backed by some of tho most prominent business men and capitalists in America, nd offers its representatives permanent, pleasant and profitable employment. Write O RIZ A BA.'0 R iflS B ER PLANTATION CO.. 215 Dearborn St.,' Chicago, Ills. 80 East 14th St.. New York, N. Y. 3u5 15z BALESMEN One salesman made $342.75 In one monih sel.lng our lead on comml-swlon; exceptionally good Bide line; beit terms to buyers. Merchants White Led Co., St. Louis. Mo. 3-3 15x SALESMEN To sell Royal Pnifslin White Iead; commisiiiorui paid weekly; induce ments to tho trade In iibera.1 oi counts and dallngs: fine side line. II. G. Deed le, St. Louis, Mo. IE WANTED A live and energetic traveling salesman to represent us ana iuu aim our trade In northern Nebraska. Address, with reference, Buckley Shirt Co.. Bu Louis, Mo. 61 15 8ALESMEN wanted; side line, staple seller; ?ood commission; samples ni coai tellable Jewelry Co., fc La Salle St., Clilcago. - lox TRAVELING salesmen for Neb., capable of producing resuus wun oo country merchants; bond required. Box . Bt. Louis, Mo. 414 15x EXCEPTIONALLY, attractive line to both salesmen ana aeaiers. very lame com missions; paid weekly. Staple, e-my seller; vest pocket sample. Address B. E. Le Verl', Roe Building, St. Louis, Mo. 3b0 15x WANTED, at once, experienced traveling salesman ior rxenrasKa. we salesman; none other need applv. Ad dress Drawer 8, Chicago. 412 15x CAPABLE SALESMAN, to cover Nebraska wltn staple line; nKn tunimineum, wki. advance of $100 monthly; permanent posi tion to right man. Jess li. Smith Co., Detroit, Mich. u 15x 100 8ALE8MEN wsnted for side line; quick seller; samples ni pocsei; goou c miuna s'on. Photo Calendar Co., b4 LaSaMe t., Chicago. 400 16x WANTED TWO experienced salesmen. From factory to merchant, nut seinnx. honest line in the U. 8. Address IT 45, Bee. 37 15x WANTED, salesman; $0 monthly and ex- Knses; permarent. Brown Bros. Co., ochestcr, N. Y".. You Can Win a Bie BY FINDING MIS-SPELLED WORDS . ADS. SEE AD, PAGE SALESMEN WANTED. CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED Cigar salesman In your locality for city and country trade; experience unnecessary; $0 month and expenses; enclose stamp for particulars, pioneer Cigar Co., lept. 74, Toledo, O. 3j lfix WANTED FEMALE HELP. 100 girls. Call Canadian office, 15th ft Dodge. WANTED A good cook. Mr. T. J. Rog. ers, 1120 Park ave. C 26 WANTED A cook. Mrs. E. Foy, Sianton, la. C Mixa 15 WANTED Ladles to Introduce to the fam ily trade a tab'e luxury, both local and for traveling; salary paid. Apply morn ings to F. W. Tibblts, room 23, Midland hotel. C M267 18x SPLENDID chance for ladles to learn halrdresslng, manicuring or facial mas sage by our method of free work and careful Instructions; more actual practice In one week than by apprenticeship In months: visit our psrlors and see for yourself. Moler College, 1302 Douglas St. C M315 19x WANTED, girl for general housework; small family; wagea $6; laundress two davs each week does nearly all washing. Enquire 4123 Farnam. C M325 15x THE SMITH PREMIER EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT furnishes stenogrspherg without charge. Tel. 124 or call at office, corner 17th and Farnam Sts. C M134 D7 LADIES $12 a week at home; send ad dressed envelope; you can start work tha moment you receive our reply; no can vassing; nothing to sell. United Product Co., Dept. 39, 200 Broadway, N. Y. C 375 15x PFOPLE to pant mushrooms In cellars, rooms, etc., and send us produce; 112 per week; wo pay all express charges; send addressed envelope for Instructions and year's contract. Combined Growers Co., 630 Temple Court, New York. C 360 16x GOOD WAGES at home; no canvassing; start working day you receive reply; ad dressed envelope brings work. Combined Growers, 9, Beekman. N. Y. C 367 16x LADY WANTED Money earned at home gilding tickets; good work, good pay; for particulars send stamped addressed en velope. L. J. Noel, 129 W. 125th St., New York. C-356 15x EARN $25 per 100, paid weekly, writing let ters for Asolc Chemical Co., Desk 49, Ma- ' line Bldg., Chicago. Stamped, addressed envelope. - C 377 15x LADIES, something new; $10 to $15 per week; no canvassing; steady work. Bend stamped envelope. Surety Mfg. Co., Chi cago, 111. C 411 16x LADIES having fancy work to sell, dollies, centerpieces, Battenberg and drawn work, send stamped envelope. Ladles' Exchange, 84 D, Monroe St., Chicago. C 411 15x LADIES to do piece work at their homes. We furnish all materials and pay from 17 to $12 weekly. Send stamped envelope to Royal Co., 34 E., Monroe 8t.. Chlcngo. C 409 15x LADIES, do plain sewing at home; $8 to $15 weekly paid; experience unnecessary: material sent free everywhere; send ptamped envelope for particulars. Weber Mfg. Co., 1135 Broadway, N. Y. C-4M 16 $30.00 per thousand psld for copying letters; several other lines of work to give out; la weekly, working evenings. Enclose stamn for reply. Parisian Supply Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. C 395 15x LADIES $30 per hundred writing short let ters. No deposit. No canvassing. Stamped envelope particulars. Ladles' Supply Co., Dept. 11, Indianapolis. Ind. C 386 15X AN opportunity for educated persona. De tails taught by Home Correspondence Bchool. Philadelphia. C WANTED, young lady of good address to represent us on the road. Fine propo sition on holiday orders. Csll 12 to 2. C31 Paxton block. C M458 17 GOOD GIRL for general hotiework: no washing; small famllv; no children: good wages. Apply Sunday at 1022 8. 19th st. C M486 16 A COMPETENT GIRL for reneral house work. In family of three. 2906 Mason. C-MS33 FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC MONROE rtells pleasure vehicles at 811 N. J6U st. P-611 SSCOND-HAND top buggy with rubber tires, 130; runabouts, 112 and $16. Adder-ren-Millard Co., 1615-118 Capitol Ave. Tel. 121. P 276D11 NEW and 2d hand vehicles for 'sale; ie pairs. U. Frost, 14th and Leavenworth. P-920 TOP buggy, almost new; a big snap. A. W. Johnson, with John Deere Plow company. P M326 D13 FOR SALE or trade, one 4-year-old bay stallion, broke and well bred; good speeder. H. J. Mortenson, 1916 5th ave.. Council Bluffs. P 328 1CX FOR SALE Gentleman's roadster mare, 6 years old; guaranteed sound and gentle; any lady can drive her; good riding horse as well. Also high-bred Kentucky mare, single-footer, 8 years old. Both for sale at reasonable prices. Apply A. D. Bran dels. Boston Store. P M52S 18x FOR SALE TIMBER LANDS. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR YEL LOW PINE In the Soft Yellow Pine Belt. This timber compares " favorably In quality with the White Pine of Wis consin and Michigan. Can 'all be logged with big wheels. No fire risk. Complete and Vellable information. Perfect title. LANDS WE CONTROL AND CAN DE LIVER 26,000 ACRES, average 2,000,000 to the quarter section, price $7.50 per A. 10,1X0 ACRES, average 2,000,000 to the quar ter section, price lo.OO per A. 1,000 ACRES, average 2,000.000 to thf quarter section, price 16.00 per A. 8,000 ACRES, average 2,600,000 to the quarter section, price $9.00 per A. 14,'JOO ACRES, Bpruce and Hemlock, aver age l,600,0u0 to the quarter section, price 11. JO per A. CERTIFIED FOREST RESERVE SCRIP In large and small amounts at the market price. Reference furnished. Correspond- ence solicited. Adress AMERICAN TIMBER CO., E. M. Runyan, Mgr., Marquam Bldg., Port land, Or. MSWS dovl&x SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN BANT S school. 717 N. Y. Life. 674 i NEB. Business ft Shorthand College. Boyd's Theater. 7 ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME. SMITH, baths. 118 N. U, Id floor, r. 2. T Mool D6x FLORISTS. HESS ft SWOBODA. 1415 Farnam. 671 L. HENDERSON, florist, 1511 Farnam 8t. eil STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramge Bldg. DRESSMAKING. KEISTER'S College, 1705 Cuming. Bulls to order. Night class. Mon. ft Tuurs. J to :la oos IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, JJ STANDARD Garment Cutting College, 1231 Farnam. -M4oi Nis MEDICAL WE CURE blood poison In to days, pimples, sores, nervous debility In JOto 6J days, nerve wsste, brain fag. bladder dls esses, no matter how long standing. Cook Medical Co.. 110-112 8. Dth st, over Dally News, Omaha. Neb. Office hours, 8 a. m. to 1 p. m ; Sundays, 10 s. m. to 12:30 p. m. 281 DU LIQUOR HABIT CURED In t dsys-pay when cured; no hypodermlcs.t Write for booklet. Gatlin Institute, 216 S. Hth St. 141-D14 Piles Cured WITHOUT PAIN By W. C. Maxwell, M. D, Graduate of Bellevuo Hospital Medical Col- lege of New York City. 524-6 Bee Building. Omaha, Neb. Private Reception Room for Ladles. LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills are the best. Bafe, reliable. Take no other. Send 4c.. stamps, for particulars. "Relief for Ladles," In letter by return . mail. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. LADIES, our harmless remedy relieves without fall delayed or abnormally sup- Sressed menstruation. For free trial ad ress Paris Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wis. DR. W. HUTCHINSON, specialist of women and children; 10 years' practice. Office, 22o6 Cuming. Residence telephone, F-2790; office. B-2S36. DR. PRIES, German graduate, renowned for his skill and experience In confine ments: curas sterility, long standing dis eases of uterus and ovaries, cures painful, profuse, retarded or suppressed menstru ation, from any causa, recent or of long standing. Ladles who have suffered for years, hopeless and dejected, can be cured without operation or the hospital. If a personal Interview is Impossible stste your case fully. Inclose st imp and answer and sdvlce will promptly be given. Address R. F, Pries. M. D., 1611 Dooge SL, Omaha, Nab. BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bala Tie Co., 811 N. 16th st 567 COSTUMES. COSTUMES for rent. Sack, S318 8. 20th st. U M65 Decl WANTED SITUATIONS. WANTED Situation by young man, 23 years of age, good address, has had five years' experience In clerical and office work: can furnish first-class references. Address U 41, Bee. A 278 18x WANTED, position In eastern or central Nebraska by all around, practical printer; 12 years' experience; good references; married; do not use tobacco, liquor or Srofanlty; prefer county seat town. Ad ress 632 N. 7th St.. Canon City, Colo. A M2B6 16 WANTED TO BORROW. WANTED To borrow 1900 to $1,000 at 7 per cent on good South Omaha rental prop erty; security ample. Address T 28. Bee. M 361 ' i '.i 1 ! WANTED TO BUY. DON'T give your furniture and carpets away. J. Levlne pays the highest cash price. Telephone 7J1. N M213 WANT the best lot that $500 will buy. What have you? Address U 66, Bee Office. N M470 17 HAVE Just sold my property to the Chi cago Great Western; am In the market for a good bargain, either improved or vacant. Address U 66. Bee. N M469 17 WANTED One small, seicond-hand, up right, tubular boiler; must be In good re pair. Address A. A. Bley. Midlsnn, Neb, N-M521 lix WANTED SALESMEN. WANTED Bide line salesmen to sell from photographs; good line; 10 per cent com mission. American Chewing Gum Co., St. Louis, Mo. M 262 16x LOCKSMITH. C R. HEFLIN, 809 N. 16th St Tel. 2971 M-558 ACCORDION PLEATING. . ACCORDION pleating. cheapest, best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17th and Douglas. M748 COSTUMES. Theatrical end maaq. Lleben, 10IS Far. 86 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltreu, ' 20th and Lake sts. 370 MUSICAL. THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davldge block. 369 LETOVSKY'S ORCHESTRA. Tel. L-2S84. oo! CORNICEMAKERS AND TINNERS. 8AVAGE, 1822 Farnam. furnace work, cor nices, ridgeroll gutter, skylights. Tel. 21 U. M893 Dti DETECTIVES. CAPT. T. CORMACK. 617 Karbach block. Tel. A2&32. 620 DEBOUT Detective agency, 70S N. Y. IJfe. Tel. 8540. -9S2 N18 EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. G. R. RATHBUN. room 15, Com ! Nat l bank. Private lessons In bookkeeping, etc 671 GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee bldg. Tel. 2f3o. 554 FCR DRESSING. J. E. WALLACE. Taxidermist, 606 S. 13th. 7ul GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cessporla and vaulta, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced prices, bil N. 16th. Tel. 1779. 663 LAW AND COLLECTIONS. BTILLMAN ft PRICE. 410 1st Nat. Bk. bldg. NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO., 1st floor N. Y. Life bldg., attorney and collectors every where. c6o When You Write To Advertisers remember tt only takes an extra, stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad lp The Bea. HORSES WINTERED. HORSES wintered. 43d and Center. Tel. Black-1123. -4t 29s PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan office. Reliable, accommodat ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas. iui Prize IN THE WANT 17. PATENTS. H. J. COWOILL No fee unless successful. 118 8. 16th St., Ottialui. Tel. 17 J it PATENTS Sues ft Co., Omaha. Neb. 11 lustrated patent book free. Tel. HT3. M-5,0 N15x SASITORfl M. OMAHA FlofCnce Sanatorium. 'Phone Red 2i-4; 1 blk. w. of car line. City 'phone. ll!i;. City bath and massage parlors, 2121 Lake. 68 N.H STORAGE. OM. Van Btor. Co., 15UH Farn. Tels. 156it-Sfii 678 When You Write to Advertisers remember I nnlv i,b,. tM .,.w - Ltwo of the pen to mention the fact that you raaw the ad In The Rm TICKET BROKERS. CUT RATE railroad tickets everywhere. P. II. Philbin, 1606 Farnam. 'Phone 784. . 677 MORTGAGES FOR SALE. FOR SALE First mortgage on Benson I'roreriy; worth $4,000 ; 6 per cent interest. Address W 2, Bee. 618 15 RAILROAD TIME CARD. . UNION STATION lOTH AND MARC Y, Illinois Central' Ieave. Arrive, a 8:10 pm a 8:08 am bl0:33 pm a 10:35 am Chicago Express 7:35 am Chicago, Minneapolis & Bt. Paul Limited a 7:50 pm Minneapolis ft St. Paul Express b T:8 am Chicago Loch! 10:;5 am Chicago Express......... ChicaKO & Northwestern. "The Northwestern Line. Fast Chicago a !:to am Mall a 8:00 pin 1h:U Stoux City a 5:10 am Daylight St. I'aul a 7:60 am Daylight Chicago a 8:00 um Limited Chicago a 8:15 pm lcal Carroll a 4:00, pm Fast Chlcngo 5;o0 pm Fast St. I'aul a t.10 pin St. Paul Express Fast Mall Ich1 Sioux City b 4:00 pm Norfolk & Bone t eel.... a 7:2." um Lincoln Long Pine....b 7:25 am Local Chicago 11:30 am Union Pacific. Overland Limited a 8:40 am The Fast Mall California express a 4:20 pm Pacific Express all:3o pm Eastern Express The Atlantic Express... The Colorado Special... a 7:10 am Chicago Special Lincoln, Beatrice ft Htromsburg Express.. b 4:00 pm North Platte Local a 8:00 am Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm a 7.-00 am a 8:30 nm a 8:30 pm nlu:tK pm alLlo pm a 9:15 am a 9:M) am a 3:45 pm a 7:o.i Mni a V:30 am a 2:40 pm b 9:30 nm sl0:35 am 010:35 am a 8 60 pm a 8:26 pm a 8:80 pm a 7:30 am a 3:40 um a 8:40 am v bl2:50 pm a 5:15 pm b v:35 am Chicago, Rock Islnntl Ac 1'aciUc EAST. Chicago Daylight L t d a 8:55 am Chicago Daylight Locala 7.0) am Chlcngo Express bll:15am Des Moines Express. . .'.a 4:30 pm Chicago Fast LxpresH. .a 6:30 pm WEST. a 8:50 am a 9:35 pm a 6:35 pm bll:6o am a 1:26 pm Rocky Mountain L t d. a 7:30 ara a 7:25 am Lincoln, Colo. Springs. Denver. Pueblo and West a 1:30 pm Texss, California and Oklahoma Flyer a 6:15 pm i'hIcaKO Great Western Ry, 21 St. Paul & Minne apolis Limited 104 Ft. Dodge Express. .a 7:35 am 102 Ft. Dodge Express. .a 8:26 pm 20 St. Paul ft Mlniie- n noils Limited a 7:55 Dm a 6:00 pm al2:40 pm i Co, a 6:65 am 7 Ft. Dodge Express.. 103 Ft. Dodge Express.. all:10 am a 8:30 pm Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Panl. Chlcngo Daylight a 7:45 am nll:15 pm Chicago Fast Kxpres.4..a 6:45 pm - a 3:40 pm Chicago Limited a 8:06 pm ' a 7:50 am Des Moines Express. ...a 7:45 am a 8:10 pm Wabash. Bt. Louis "Cannon Ball' Exp.-css a 5:66 pm St. Louis Local, Coun- ' ell Bluffs a 8:15 am Missouri Pacific. St. Louis Express. .010:00 am K. C. a St. U Express.. al0:60 pm a 8:20 am alO:JO pm a 6:25 pm u, i:U am BURLINGTON STATION 10th ft MASON. Chicago, Bnrliaaton ft alacy. Leave. Arrive. Chicago Special a 7:00 am a 6:55 am Chicago Vestibuled ex. .a 4:00 pm a 7:45 am Chicago Local a 9:18 am ttll:O0 pm Chicago Umlted a 8:05 pm a 7:46 pm FaBt Mall :40 pm Burlington Jk MissonrI River. Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln a 8:60 am bi2:05 pm Nebraska Express a 8:50 am a 7:45 pm Denver Limited a 4:10 pm a 8:45 um Black Hills and Puget Sound Express all:10 pm a 8:10 pm Colorado Vestibuled Flyer a 8:10 pm Lincoln Fast Mail bl:52 pm a 9:08 am Fort Crook and Plaf.ts- mouth b 8:15 pm bl0:35 am 'lellevue & Pacific Jet. .a 7:50 pm a 8:27 am Bellevue'ft Pacific Jet. .a 3:50 am Kansas City, St. Joseph A Council Bluffs. Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 9:15 am a 6:05 pm St Louis Flyer a 5:25 pm all:06am Kansas City Night Ex..al0:45 pm a 6:30 am WEBSTER DEPOT 1BTH WEBSTER Chlcaco, St. Paul, Minneapolis A Omaha. Leave. Twin City Passenger. ..a b:3o am Sioux City Pasenger...a-2:00 pm Oakland Local b 5:45 pm Arrive, a 9:10 pm all a) am b 8:46 am Chicago Jt Northwestern, Nebraska and Wyoming Dlvlslou. rtla', lr Hills. Deadwood. Lead, Hot Springs a 8:00 pm Wyoming, Casper and Douglas d 8:00 pm HnstliiKS. York. David a 6:00 pm 1:00 pm City. Superior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward. ..b 8:00 pm b 1:00 pm Missouri ParlMe. Nehrasku Lcal, Via Weeping Water b 4:10 pm a 10:35 am a Dally, b Duliy except Sunday, d Dally except Saturday, e Dully except Monday. ItKLIUIOlS. w Fully 86 per cent of the Presbyterian ministers of the United States receive less than I2.0U0 a year, ss shown by the statis tics of the clerk of the genersl assembly. Right Rev. Thomas Fielding Scott, 'the first blahop of the Episcopal church in Ore gon, was elected to that office In 1Ht3. The weml-cenlennlul of his consecration will occur In Portland, January 8 next. The British and Foreign Bible society, which in a few months completes a cen tury of work, has Issued no fewer than 180.000.UO copies of the scriptures, which ate now printed in nearly 400 different lan guages. Rev. E. 8. UfTord, author of "Throw Out the Life Line," hus completed his evan gelistio tour around the world, lis has traveled 25,oou miles and preached in churches, missions and vailors' Institutes, lie intends soon to engage In gospel work In New England. The Catholic diocese of Brooklyn, N. Y.. has Just finished a week's celebration of its golden juhlieiis. The Catholic popula tion of the diocese Is 5M).ii0ii. Brooklyn has now Its second bishop. Right Rev. Charles E McDonnell, D. !., it first bishop, Bight Rev. John Lnughlln, D. D., having gov erned the dlocee for thirty-eight years. Father P. J. Lynch, pastor of St. Pat ricks church. Gainesville, Fla.. Is endeav oring to divert Irish immigration to the south. He has about 1,000 acres of fine farming land in Alachua county, f lorlda, and wants to settle It with a colony of Immigrants from the Green Isle, lie does not want any but people who understand farming, and he hopes that In a few months all the land will be taken, rather Lynch is a well-known citizen of Florida. Right Rev. George Kinsulvlng. Protestant Episcopal bishop of Texas, ia a giant In slalure. On one occasion he was In Phila delphia when a wild west show happened to be In town. He was swinging alona the street one afternoon when he stopoed to buy a newspaper. The newsboy looked at the massive figure, surmounted by a big slouch hut. and ssld: "Say, mister, are you Texas RHIT" "No. my boy, 1 m not, was the bishop's laughing reply. "I m Texss George." The Christian Endeavor union of Balti more. Md., has already begun preparations for the national convention of the Chris tian Endeavor society to lf held In that city In 1!&. W. O. At wood has been made chairman of the committee of arrange ments snd the full committee and the chairmen of many subcommittees hsve been appointed. It will be necessary to raise !elween fflS.fwO slid 840.WU Jor the wuik of preparation, CONDITION 0F0MA1LVSTRADE Dexand for Seasonable Gocdi Showed Kncb ItuproTtcient Last Week. VERY FEW CHANGES IN RULING PRXE Heavy Receipts of Cotton at Principal Shipping; Points Fellcel te Weaken the Market and Jobbers Sure Prices Will Hold Firm. There was a decided Improvement Inst week in the demand for ail kinds of sea sonable goods. The cooler weather, of course, is credited with having brought about the change. Retailers felt tho ef fects first and It took but a few day of , brisk trade to make s hols In .heir stocks and thou who'esalers began to get fllllng-ln orders. Merchants who have been in the city this week say that they are more con fident than tver of a brisk trade throughout the winter. A couple weeks ago some of them began to thing that ponsioiy they h ia bought too freely, out now tnvy hna they . did not ovcrreacu themselves in the leaai,. but In most cases win have to place dupli cate orders In many .lues. Advance oroers are coming In quite freely and with few exceptions Jobbers report htavler sales than tney had made a year ago up to this time. Titer, seems to h no doubt but what traveling men will bo able to go ahead of lust year's record tho remainder of thu season. There have not been many market changes during the week under review, ami those that have taken effect have not been of a startling nature. With very lew ex ceptions pikes seem to be on sa firm a fooling an ever, and jobbers say Willi a good deal of conlUlenco that merciiiiiils need have no fear of carrying liberal stockv, not only for winter, but for next spring at well. Collections have Improved considerably during tho- last few oays, und now that trndo has picked up In the country joblMTs believe that merchants will meet their fu ture obligations with their usual prompt ness. toffee Still Advancing. The coffee market Is still advancing under the Influence of unfavorable reiwrts regard ing the size and qua'lty of the new crop. As compared with a week ago the market Is now about Vi Sic higher, and those best posted would not be surprised to see still higher prices at no distant dute. The sugar market is In practically the same position It was a week ugo both as re gards laws and rellned grades. The de mand Is very good for this season of the ear. The general Impression seems to be that syrups have reached the low point and that any further changes will be In the nature of an advance. The demand Is reported ex ceedingly heavy at present, prices showing that the trade is anticipating future wants. Oatmeal Is Bbotit iOc higher on bulk goodly than a week ago and five-pound and smaller packages have shown a corresponding ad vance. Indications are considered favor able for still higher prices. The'Vean market has eased off sgsln, present prices being per bushel lower than those In force a week ago. The demand for canned goons Is reported very heavy nil along the line. Including eastern os well ss California goods. The only possiblo exception Is found in the case of corn, which is being bought In small quantities to supply the Immediate requlre menti of the purchasers. Dried fruits are selling the same as they were a week ago, with the demand as ac tive as could reasonably be expected. As mentioned a week ago the rice market Is in a stronger pnsltiqn than It has been at any time since the new crop was offered. Considerable speculative buying Is reported, and while there has been nome advance In prices during the last week still higher prices r.re looked for in the near future. Fish are selling In J-ist about the same notches they were a week ago. with the exception of codfish, which are still ad- Other staple and seasonable lines of gro ceries have not shown i.-noitgh change In price to be worth ineniljn. Tho demand for all lines is reported us bdng very liberal for this season tf the year. Cotton Market Wry Firm. The new crop of cotton is coming for ward very n:pidly, but me large receipts at the principal market loints of hlpmnt . have In nowise depressed the market. Cot ton for use during tne. -.vinicr minhs, as well as April and May, has been sold at over 11 cenia and, aa this irop Is too large to be cornered, prlcea'are LMSed strictly on supply and demand, ana therefore Is not speculative. That being the case, whole salers are very confident that ti.ere can be . no reduction In the price of manufactured gooda lor many months to come, wlilie a great many lines may be advanced, 'liny are advising merchants for that reason to anticipate their spring requiremenia i much aa possible and In that way take ad vantage of present pi Ices. Traue wltn local houses Is r. porwd as being only fair at the present tiin.i. Mire sorting-up orders were received mat week than the week before and, with fyorab.e weather from this time on. st.li more im provement Is looked for in tho nuure. A. vance business Is coming along i.i very satisfactory manner and or; inoet lines sules are heavier than they wcio a eui ago at this lime. There have been no quotable changes lp the pi Ice of manufactured goods during I lis week under review. The general market, 1 though. Is very firm, and the fact Is noted that four-yard brown goods are held at prices ranging cenia higher than they were thirty days ago. Better Demand (or Hardware. There was a better demand for hardware last week than for some time past. All such lines as coal rcutiles, stopeplpe and boards, elbows and all kinds of cold weather goods (old to good advantage. Owing to the lack of coid weather that class of goods have been rather neglected up to this time, but It looks now aa though the ueinana wouia De iuuy up to expecia"- also selling freely, so that the trade as a whole Is in very satisfactory condition. The market Is practically the eume, as It was a week ago. What few changes have gone Into effect have been of minor Import ance and not worth mentioning. As noted a week ugo, however, there uro several soft , spots In the hardware market, and while there is no reason for looking for any gre.it reductions there Is undoubtedly somo tendency to shade prices on a number of lines. Immediate Business Very Good. Leather goods Jobbers report Immediate business as being very good. They say that every year mercnants show more and more of a disposition not to anticipate, their waniM, but simply to buy ss llieir needs dlctute. Ono rcison for this Is that the Omaha market has been greatly Improved of late, and us a result merchants know they can get on short order whatever they need, and do not havo to place their orders In the east and take chancos on the slow movement ot irvigni. me auvuiii in this to the retailer is tiiat lie keens big stocks down where they belong and docg not buy more stock than lie can sell. It also gives him a chance to discount all lilS bills, which he might not be able to do if he bought far In advance. -v . In spite of thu fact, though, rhat mer chants are Inclined to buy us they need, jobbers say that orders for spring linu are coming in very fnely (ind most houses report an Increase over lost year's sales. To the surprise of Jobbers quite a few rubber orders are coming In. The general Impression was that every merchant bought before the advance went Into effect lust Juno, but now It Is found that quite a few preferred to wait and place their order when they needed the goods. Fruits and Vegetables. The demand for fruits and .vegetables was of very satisfactory pio(ortloiis lust week, but very few price changes went Into effect. About the only new line offered of any importance is Florida oranges, which are worth $4 per box. Mexicans are now practically out of the market. Eggs have been steadily advujioing this week, as will be seen from tha quotations below. Poultry, however, has not changed to any great extent with the exception of turkes, which sre higher. The belief among commission men is that turkeys will be fullv aa hlsh as they were a year ago. and predictions are freely made that during the Thanksgiving una iirinunua rumi uuy will Bell right around iti cents per pound. There Is very little dressed poultry coin ing forward as yet, und commission men are advising their shippers not to send In any If the weather is at all warm. Prices on dressed stock will range about 8 cell a per pound higher than on live stock. School for Ladles. "At lust," said the old bachelor, as he glanced over his paper, " school for young ladles has been discovered where some thing Is taught that they will remember." "Tell i)s about It." suggested the fair typewriter boarder. "It's a school in Kansas," continued tt.ft O. B., "where the pupils are taught how to go through the marrlarge ceremony." Chicago News. deliver. Address U 60. Be of ce. - H-4U.15g . . Ltw'.oml COjjrracus. rt. Y. J 1.1 Isx