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SPECIAL NOTICES
AlTtHUeiatati fur t
will taken antll IX
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aa. tut
Hates, 1 l-2e vrnrd flrst rtlon,
la m word thfrrafltr. gothlnsr taJiea
far lees than fr tha nrst laser.
nam.' Ttn ad vcrtisemeats asast ae
pan oaeetlvely.
Advertisers, ajr rtoilln nam
ered cheek, eaa hare " ad
dressed to namherad letter In eara
f Tho Baa. Aninm so addressed
will ha delivered on presentation of
MISCELLANEOUS
Remember
Ton can no more gain a practical, thor
ough business education In a business
collet that Is not business from top to
bottom, practical in ita course, In Its teach
ers and In Its training of Ha pupils, and
thorough In lta discipline and In lta mold
ing of ita students' mlnda and business
habits, than you can fatten a fanning mill
by running wheat through it.
Boy lea College baa claim on tha oon
ldarattan of everyone thinking of taking
up stenography or accounting, because it
la absolutely and uniquely business Its in
structors are business men and women lta
course Is ons formulated by business men
.and tested by business as it is practiced
with profit by the master business men
it instills Into the pupil's mind a deep reali
sation of the fascination of business prop
erly conducted it puts into its graduates
the stuff out of which successful business
wen and women are made.
BOYLES COLLEGE,
H. B. BOYLES, President,
OMAHA, NEB.
CATALOGUE FREE.
K
i UT-KATE TICKETS everywhere. P. H.
f hilbln, uvi Farnam and opp. Union sta
. lion. Tela. M ana 1073. IWtU
1RI KELLY'S TOWEL SUPPLY. Tel. 3630
K. 1&2
clTY SAVINGS BANK pay 4 per east.
K 184
l.AGLE Loan Office; reliable, accommoda
ting: all bualnesa confidential. 1301 Duuglas
R ls6
-4
. .VTI-MONOPOLY
16th. Tel. Hit.
Garbage Co.,
1821 N.
R 138
l.XPRESSSIEN'S Delivery Co., moving and
storage. 214 N. ith. Tel. 11&6. R 187
JBLICITY DE81GN8 WHEATOK, In
tha Bee bldg. R 188
I..IQN painting, a
H. Cole, 1302 Douglas.
R 1S
1 liRFIELD Piano Co., Bee bldg.j no la
tarsst; honest values; easy terms. . Tel.
. 70L BW1
) r. W. ITVEA. Plumber, 1124 N. 28th. Tel.
K747. R 393
BICYCLES! B1CYCLESI
UAHA BICYCLE CO., 10th and Chicago.
R lt .
AROAINS Uncalled for suits arfd correct
rousers, 1517 Farnam, upstairs, room 5.
Ask for Form an. R 196
: ;E9 St CO., Patent Lawyers; advice free.
Offices: Bee building, Omaha, Nebj 14
Dearborn st., Chicago, 111., and 1003 F at,
Washington, D. C. R-68 Jy21
flTRP Stammering and Stuttering.
JllZ, j.vaughn. Ramge bid., Omaha
REMISS
THIS IS THE MONTH wnhaV,p.
should be overhauled and repaired. Omaha
.Stove Repair Wks., 1207 Douglna. Tel. 960.
R M317 81
XPERT nlano movlnar. - iowsst Drioes.
dchmoller & Mueller, 1313 Faro. Tel. 16'iS.
lf
l TANDARD filters,
Firntm,
Hubs
uber. Tel.
(918. 1801
R M2S7
! OOK for tha Tiger.
R M-7 17
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
Sll S. ' 11TH. 'PHONE 264.
Why carry your soiled linen! Our wagons
i ill and deliver same. Bills collected
monthly. R M903 All
!' MELCHOIR. machine works, 13th and
Howard. R-M962 All
FATENTS H. A. Sturgla, registered attor
ney. Patents, trademarks, copyrights.
' No fee unless successful: 617 New York
Life building, Omaha, Neb. R M-183-A-14
SIDEWALKS
LOWEST PRICES
McWILLIAMS BROS.
C2 PAXTON BLK. TEL.
B3M.
R
TOR SALE HORSES & WAGONS
. NEW runabout top buggy to trade for
o riving noise. &u n. ioui. rM
HAMBLKTONIAN BTALUON .
BANNOCKBURN
jf vtnds lsH liandahien, weighs over 1,200
?LiS. ruuiftcu itiau uy a erranaoon,
t dam a artuiddaughter of Ilamble
innlan 10th. I will race him aKalnst anv
t.laUlon In Nebraska, wagon and driver
weighing no teas, man sou lua. UA.xrMOC'K.
:iUKN Is the aurest breeder I ever auw.
ie will atand fur atrnk at 4021 N. ISth HC
and R. R. tracks, Omaha. A. THOMP.
..EN. P M934
V. J. LAPAQB carriage and wagon; 2nd'
Imnd vehicles for salo. 1107 Jackson. Tel.
1M6S. P M6iS Jly 20
i OR BALE One family horse, 8 years old.
ice driver, weigm j.iuu. pis is. inn,
t'hone laoi. P 7:4
t,H SALB. a flrat-clnas half StaiihoDe
linaeton, imi uw" u- vno yrm, muiju b.
new; cost 4J00;
will sell cheap.
Call Mil H.
jj sc.
p umx
lOH-QRADE rubber-tire runabout
jllghtly soiled, at half value. Alsu good
.op buggy and harness, cheap. Johnson &
Uaniorin. e, w. tor. jum & jonti tus.
P-M137
C'lK the fins line of vehtclra for aide by
irroet, mia ana jesTanworcn. tr jus
'.ETTIE3T phaeton in city for sale; as
pood as new. stanhope K'yle, rubber tired,
lit elegant shape, will be sold cheap. In-
. - r v-, 1T.U . l l i , ,
Mrs. W. K. tienneiu 1' usa
)R BALE Two cars of broken horsee.
maiva aim guiainga, at Ainwrin. rs-D.
If. W. Sellors P 9h0 17x
NTSD A good family horae; must not
cost over 16 or M. can ioo a. mn.
P Mli4 17x
1 )R SALE Nice pair
brown drivers. 6-
vear-olds. standard
bred and Kound: also
n .. (nuil. email but atyliah. aadlle
1 orse. 8 yars old, sound and gentle for
-vomen and children. Keiumn for anlllug,
);re the "auto erase." Tel. as or s-
J' "R SAUJ-Flrle driving mare and phae
ton. 16i N. lain. t mm ma
FLORISTS
iCSS BWOBODA. 1115 Fartifltn. 261
. HKJIDERSON. ttll Farnam. Send far
prta Jtst ef out ilswers ana puu"
f.S. ji tKXNAUllTJK. JR lw7 Ir'axoa
WANTED MALE HELP
FALL TERM
of tha
Omaha
Commercial
College
17th and Douglas Sts.
Begins
September 1,
1904.
Catalogue Free.
Rohrbough Bros.,
OMAHA. NEB,
WANTED 26 men to wont on Wick yard
and tenders on one duuuiiis ,,-Tfii"Q-"
Brick Yard Co.. Deshler. Neb. B-M288
WANTED-Iwo agent to work from .out
wasons. J. n. aiuiu wi
street.
B 177
WANTED FOR U. 8. ARMT-Able-bodled
unmarried men between ages 01 i aim .
cltltens of United S'ates. of good chsrac
ter and temperate habits, who can apeaK,
read and write English. For lnformatloa
spply to Recruiting Officer, 13th and
Douglas sts., Omaha, Lincoln, Neb., or,
Sioux City, la. B taJW
WANTED 600 Omaha school boys, 14 to IS
t
years, to make money for themselves
easily and quickly. This Is a Bennett
proposition, and because It comes from
Bennett's It's "on tha square." Monday
morning 8 o'clock sharp at Cafe, third
floor.
THE BENNETT COMPANY.
b m-n
MEN of ability and address, who can giya
Dona, can improve tneir conaruou oy tail
ing on Van B. Lady, 601-1 Brown block.
B M581 la
MOLER S BARBER COLLEOB, Denver,
Colo., wanta men to learn barber trade,
special inducements this month: wnta
for term B M668 A7x
WANTED Man for oomroon labor; good
wages. Inquire W. I Belby, room rat
Board of Trade Bldg., Ird floor. B-OT0
WANTED A young man aa stenographer
to manager or. umana nrm; opporiuiuiy
for future advancement for man who is
not afraid of work; make application in
long hand, stating experience and educa
tion in detail and salary asked. Ad
dress P 64. care Omaha Bee. B 117x
WANTED Nonunion stationary fireman.
Apply room 110, Millard hotel.
H Ml 94 1SX
ELECTRICIANS wanted who desire to
Suallfy for high-salaried positions aa
raftsmen, electric machine designers,
managers of plants and superintendents.
Must read and write English. Write at
onoe. stating age, experience and position
wanted. L C. S., Box 1173, Scranton, Pa.
B 228 17x
WANTED Men everywhere; good pay; to
distribute circulars, aav. matter, xaca
signs, etc; no canvassing. National Adv.
Bureau, Chicago. B M192 17x
WANTED 600 union stock yard butchers
for local branch New independent rack
ing Co.; union wages. Answer quick;
send 26c for application blanks. Address
George B. Kedsle, Labor Dept., 6?6 Stock
Exchange. Chicago, 111. B M201 18x
LEADING suit case manufacturer wanta
resident salesman in umana; must oe
acquainted with large trade. This is the
popular line In the country; liberal com
mission. State reference. Vega 8uit Case
and Bag Co., 103 Arch St., Philadelphia.
B M200 18x
POSITIONS open, all parts of the country.
write us ana we win aavise you now to
secure one, and send you Hat free. Na
tional Registration Co., Toledo, O.
B-J36 17x
WANTED An old experienced, man, to
take charge or ranch for widow, one who
would take an Interest In the business.
Box 143, Gordon, Neb. B 833 17x
CARPENTERS wanted who wish to qual-
iry for positions ss Duuaers, architectural
draftsmen, or foreman carpenters, and
thus Increase their earning powers. Must
read and write English. Write at once,
stating age, experience and poaltlon
wanted. I. C. 8., Box 1773, Scranton, Pa.
B-228 17x
WANTED 600 Omaha school boys, 14 to 1
years, to make mohey for themselves
easily and quickly. This Is a Bennett
J
proposition, and because It comes from
I
i
Bennett's it's "on tha square." Monday
i
morning S o'clock sharp at Cafe, third
floor.
THE BENNETT COMPANY.
B SI 5 IT
TOUR chancs for good position and salary
is as goon ss omers. niuoy electricity,
mechanical or stesm engineering, at home
by mull. We have helped thousands. 80
page bulletin mailed freo. Electrical En
gineer Institute, New York. B
120 00 WEEKLY ' eaally earned (position
permanent), fllatrumtlng circulars, sam
plen, etc. Send 4c for particulars. Com
mercial Advertising Association, Phila
delphia, Pa. B 266-17X
WE HELP thousands. We can help you
also earn good salary and position. Study
electricity, mechanical or steam engl
neerlng by mall. Book of advice sent
free. Electrical Engineer Institute, New
lors.
WANTED A good man who is cspable of
taxing cnarge or credit department in
large dry goods store; must have know
ledge of bookkeeping, be energetic and
well acquainted In Omaha; state former
experleniV and salary expected. Ad
dress P 64 Bee. B M211 17
WANTED Good bookkeeper In city ac
counts in larre retail store: one with
experience In dry goods house preferred;
state salary desired and previous experi
ence In letter of application. Addreas P
66 Bee. M MHZ IT
ARK TOU SATISFIED
With your present position or salary? Tf
not. ante us ror pian anu ooomei. me
have openlnga for managers, secretaries,
advertising men and salesmen; slao tech
nical, clerical and executive men of all
kinds, h'sh grade exclusively. Offices In
twelve dlrTernnt cities. HAPGOOD8 On.
corporated). IK Chemical bldg.. Bt Louts,
TUB American Barber College. Omaha,
Neb., the leading barber school In tha
west. Writs for particulars. B ) 17a
WE place capable men and woman into
Cood positions, such as managers, book
epers. stenographers, traveling aalee
tuen, etc. Call and Investigate our plan.
WfiaT. kef. mirju nrMm
a-aa
m, s- 4
WANTED MALE HELP
Nebraska Business College
A. C ONG, AJVL, LUB., Pres.; A. J. LOWRY, Prin. 17th & Harney Sts.
" COLLEGE NOTES.
"Show me your teacher and I will Judge of your ability," Is a saving brim full ot
logical tmth. This Institution has a faculty of teachers of an entirely dl rTerent men
tal caliber from those uwially employed In business colleges. This school employs
none but college people aa principals of the different departments They P""
only that thorough, generaf education, but have practical training and long P"''"ce
in the business office themselves, thus enabling them to teach the thinga the business
men excect one to know and Is not found In txt books. . .
Prof A. J. Lowry, principal of the Commercial Department, Is probably the beat
known commercial teacher In the west. He has spent over twenty years as principal
of schools and behind the dek of the accountant His students, who have gone out
by the hundreds, end in one voioe pnjclBlm his skill. They are working In Ave differ
ent hanks of Omaha, and In almost every wholesale house and office of the railroads
Prof. A. A. Zlmmer, principal of the Shorthand Department, la a graduate of
thrse institution, being the first honor man of a class of over ninety In the far
famed Gait College. Canada. After this he spent two yenrs In special preparation for
hie life work: he has since had nine years' practical experience in business offices and
the school room. His equal would be hard to find. v.
Miss Mary E. Miller, principal of the Typewriting and English Departments, has
devoted years of careful study in the bt schools with a view of high niiallflcatlon
as a teacher. She Is a grsduate of the Missouri State Normal, two years In the Uni
versity of Missouri, finished with class honors all the courses In the leading buslneas
college of Illinois and holds a diploma from the noted school of Chicago, Oregar
Shorthand School for Teachers." These qualifications, together with four yesrs of
the moet Successful experience as Instructor, give Miss Miller a rank In her profes
sion far above the mediocre teacher too often found in schools.
It means everything to a student to bounder teachers of rank, learning and dis
tinction. It means disappointment, defeat end failure to the student to be under poor,
Inexperienced and Impractical teachers. Don't forget the saying "The teacher makes
the school." This institution has employed the most skillful teachers to be found east
or west. Do you not wish to be under the bestt
GREGG SHORTHAND
There have been a great many systems of shorthand devised, yet only a few have
been found practical. The Gregg Shorthand has made a record In , the past few ears
never before made by any system. This Is by reason of Its simplicity, its wonderful
possibilities for high speed, and the fact It Is so easily learned and written. The
wnn li inaite a record the last few years that Is phenomenal. "The Nebraska
business College Is the only school In Omaha
and If you are contemplating a course of this
you by the most efficient, skillful teachers to
ranted In saying that this Institution employs more pracucw ana nis"?
teacher than all tha schools in Omaha combined.
Apply for catalogue.
NEBRASKA BUSINESS GOLLEGE.
WANTED, men to learn barber trade; 12
to 18 weekly paid graduates. Few weeks
completes by our method. Can nearly
earn expenses before finishing; positions
guaranteed. Call or write, Moler Barber
College, 13DJ Douglas street. B M286 22x
WE WILL pay any man 85 per month
and all traveling expenses such as horse
hire, R. R. fair, hotel bills, etc., to take
orders for the greatest portrait house in
the world. Your salary will be guaran
teed and paid to you weekly if preferred.
Address R. D. Martel, Dept. 636. Chicago.
111. B 240 17x
YOUNG men wanted, able to read and
write, who want to auallfy for positions
In mechanical or electrical engineering
or architecture, in which they can earn
their living while learning their profes
sion. State age, experience, If any, and
profession you prefer. I. C. 8., Box 1773,
Scranton, Pa. B 22S 17x
YOUNG men wanted who cannot afford
to attend college, but want to quanrv as
mechanical, electrical, steam, civil or
mining engineers, or architects. Write
for full particulars of a plan whereby
you can get the necessary education at
a very small expense, and without loss
of time from work. State age and profes
sion you prefer. I, C. a, box 1773. Hcran
ton. Pa. B 228 17x
CANVASSERS to sell automatic screen
door catches; make big money; exoiusive
territory; sample postpaid 260. Automatio
Catch Co., Chicago. B 275 17x
WANTED 600 Omaha school boys, 14 to .16
years, to make money for themselves
easily and quickly. This Is a Bennett
proposition, and because It comes from'
i
Bennett's ifs "on tha square." Monday
morning I o'clock sharp at Cafa, third
floor.
THE BENNETT COMPANY.
B 31717
WANTED Everywhere, people to copy
letters at home, spare time, ana return
to us. Good pay, materials sent free. No
mailing or canvassing. Enclose addressed
envelope for particulars and wages we
pay. Guarantee Co., Dept. 30, Philadel
phia, Pa. 223 17x
DETECTIVE Can you spare part of your
time for profitable detective worsif xo
experience needed. Write American De
tective association, Indianapolis, Ind.
B 234 17x
DETECTIVES, men everywhere; also a
few bright women; good salary paia; ex
perience unnecessary; we Instruct you.
National Protective Agency, Pioneer
Press Bldg., St. Paul, Minn. B 282 17x
WE ars placing men and women of charac
ter and aoility into gooa positions aaaiy.
Ask for booklet of testimonials from
satisfied applicants.
WEST. REF. & BOND ASSN.,
840-841 N. Y. Life.
B 877 17
YOUNG men and women wanted to qualify
for United States government positions.
Must be Americans, 18 years or over,
and read and write English. Write for
particulars about civil service examina
tions. State age. I. C. S., box 1773,
Scranton, Pa. B 228 17x
MACHINISTS wanted who want to qualify
for positions as foremen, draftsmen or
machine designers, and thus increase
their earning powers. Must read and
write English. Write at once, stating
r resent position and position desired.
, C. 8.. Box 1778. Scranton, Pa.
B-23 17x
YOUNG MEN of ability who can make a
small Investment and take salaried posi
tion with established firm; references re
quired. Address S 16 Bee. B M378 13
YOUNG man or women who want to
qualify in spare time at home, and at
small expense, for positions as bookkeep
ers or stenographers. Address, stating
age, and poaltlon wanted. I. C. fl., box
1773, Scranton, Pa. B 223 17x
WANTED Man over 31 for collecting In
Nebraska; f0 monthly and expenses to
start, advancement It satisfactory; po
sition permanent; self-addressed envelope
for particulars. Mgr. GUUs, 35S Dearborn,
Chicago. B-237 17x
A POSITION NOW OPBN.
Manager, 13,000; bookkeeper. U,2O0; sales
man, O.600; technical, 12,500. Write for
free list of positions. Business Oppor
tunity Co., 1 Union Square, N. Y.
B 24S 17X
DISSATISFIED people wanted who are
looking for more congenial or more profit
able employment, and who are willing to
qualify for a new position. Write for full
'particulars, stating age and position
wanted. I. C. 8., Box 1773, Scranton, Pa.
B 'i'M 17x
TRUSTWORTHY person, each district, to
look after business Interests of long-established,
well known wholesale bouee; 3-v
weakly salary and expenses; experience
not essential. General Manager, 8u0 Como
Block. Chicago. 246 17x
WANTED, person to call on retail trade
for manufacturing house; local territory;
salary S4 paid weekly; expense money
advanced; previous experience unneces
sary. American House, Star Building,
Chicago. B 244 17x
WANTED SITUATIONS
POSITION WANTED By lady stenog
rapher, at general offioe work. Several
yesrs' experience In law and Are Insur
ance business. Address P 26, Bee.
A-M127 17x
If You Desire to Keep Posted on What the People Want, and
Knew What They Want to Sell That You Want to Buy THERE
IS ONLY ONE WAY READ THE BEE WANT ADS.
.Bea Want Ads Bring Best Returns- Always.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
that makes a 'r tthlt ayttrm,
kind, Gregg Shorthand will be taught
be found east or west, we are war
qualified
10 GIRLS Canadian office, 15th and I)odge.
WANTED Girl for general housework.
1618 Madison ave. C M37
WANTED An experienced marker and
sorter. Hlnchey laundry, 40t N. 26th at,.
So. Omaha. C M983
WANTED A competent second girl with
references at 2016 Cass St C 870
O. K. American-German employment office;
oldest, most reliable Omaha. 1624 Dodge.
C M587 A5
WANTED A good girl for general house
work, four In family; must be experienced.
Apply to Mvs. T. P. Redmond, 620 South
27th St. C 633
WANTED A girl. References required.
Mrs. C. W. Hamilton, 2103 Leavenworth.
C 70s
WANTED A capable second girl.
Pine at. Mrs. Marsh. C 11"
604
117-17X
WANTED First and second cook; also I
dining-room girls; will pay good wages.
Cooper hotel, Denlson, la. C 147 20
GOOD girl wanted; no washing or ironing;
references required. 143 N. 31st ave.
C 146
A GOOD GIRL, who understands general
housework, can get a gooa position Dy
calling on Mrs.
K.
S. Wilcox. 2109 Wirt
St.; good wages and no washing.
C 188 17
WANTED Girl for hotel; small town, near
Omaha; good wages. Henry rewmyer,
Bennington, Neb. C M202 19x
HOUSEKEEPER wanted, respectable middle-aged
woman, ons preferring a good
home than large pay, by unencumbered
gent; no objection to widow with one
child. Address P 67 Bee. C M214 18x
WANTED A capable bookkeeper on city
accounts In a large retail store; one with
experience In dry goods house preferred:
state in application your experience and
salary desired. Address P 66 Bee.
C-M218 IT
GIRL wanted for general housework; three
In family. 1128 South Slat. O 217 11
LADIES 25 cents sn hour paid, plain sew
ing, at home. Material sent free every
where. Send stamp for particulars. The
National Specialty Company, 1133 Broad-
. way. New York City. O
WANTED A competent girl; family of
three. Mrs. B. B. Davis, 1306 Georgia ave.
C-308-17X
LADIES $10 weekly earned. Plain sewing
at home; experience unnecessary;
steady employment; material sent free
everywhere: stamped addressed envelope
brings particulars. Le Roy Mfg. Co., 41
Journal building, Boston, Mass.
C M7-17X
STENOGRAPHER, with business experi
ence. Address In own handwrltlne-. 8 I,
Bee. C-M258 18
WANTED, ladles to learn halrdresslng.
manicuring or facial massage; tit to 1 4)
weekly made by graduates. Few weeka
completes. Positions guaranteed. Call or
write Moler College. 1302 Douglas street.
C M286 22x
LADIES, to do piecework at their homes:
we rurnian an muBnaia mm pay num i
to 812 weekly. Send stamned envelops to
Royal Co.. S4 E. Monroe St., Chicago.
C 278 17x
WANTED, unincumbered ladles hare tn
city at light, honorable employment;
wages 12 per day. Only those who mean
business and are willing to work need
anoly.
ly, Address D. F. Charles, umana,
Neb.. Gen. Del.
C-253 lTx
HELP wanted to copy letters at home. Ap
ply, with addressed envelope. Acme Sup
ply Co., 42 Decatur St., Burllnrtor Vt.
HOW Women Mav Earn Money at Home;
84 pages; over 100 ways; priee. 10c. Crock
ett Co., Box 659. San Antonio, T;x
C 247 17x
WANTED, bright woman over 21 to travel
for mfgr.; 318 per week and expenses; ex
penses advanced; salary weekly. Chance
for advancement. Card See., 366 Dear
born St.. Chicago. C 246 17x
WANTED, competent girl for general
housework In small family. Inquire 8587
Howard. C MS58 1
WANTED, washerwoman, at onoe. MOB N.
th. C-865 IT
WAN
ITEL AG
ENTS
$10 EVERY day; pay every night. B. X
Fltzpatrlck, 6
16 6tn Ave., tnicago.
Ave., Chlcai
J ZSS 17X
AGENTS 430 to $50 weekly profits. We
send proof, read in dark, namepistes,
numbers and signs. Send for sample.
Ymir name on poatal will do. Wright
Supply Co., Englewood, III. J 333 17x
OUR MEN make $3 to $10 par day fitting
glaaae; our 24-page free eye book tells
all about It. Write Jacksonlan Optloal
college, College Place, Jackson. Mloh.
J 231 17x
AGENTS for a fast selling smokers' ar
ticle, automatic cigarette eass, sells at
sight, the boys all want them, the slick,
est thing you havs handled for a long
time; write quick for territory and terms;
sample 26a Dodge Mfg. Co., 304 Indus
trial Trust Bldg., Providence, R. L
J 634 IT
AGENTS, local and traveling, to canvas
offices and stores with novel specialty.
Permanent and profitable business 88
sured capable men. Levlck. 48 Marion Su
New York City. J-340 lTx
WANTED Traveling salesmen to sell pat
ant cob pipe as aide line to retail stores:
, exclusive territory will be given; beat
' references required. Kismet Novelty
Works, 66 Franklin, New York.
J SOC lTx
$76 AND expenses easily made WTltlng
Health and Accident Insurance: experi
ence unnecessary. Write Royal Fraternal
Union. St. Louis, Mo. J-241 lTx
. I AGENTS WANTED run ntNl rUKNIontU nUUMo rUrt ;all MiutLUAmLuud
MEN of ability and address, who ran give
feond, can improve their condition by call
ing on Van B. Lady, 601-1 Brown block.
J MW0 1
BIG MONEY sn squabs; tftey sell for $2 to
$a a dosan; cheaply raised in only four
weeks; write for our free book about this
rich Industry. Plymouth Rook Squab Co.,
Kt Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass. J
WANTED Men and women to sell coffees,
teas, spices, etc .to the family trsde la
communities of from 1.000 to 10,000 popula
tion; only such as want permanent em
ployment nefd apply; cash commission
paid; energetlo persons can make big
weekly earning. For further particulars
address Bodenhalroer Coffee St Tea Co.,
St. Louis, Mo. J
LADY AGENTS WANTED.
Mme. Yale la now offering lady agents
fireat Inducements for selling her famous
Ins of facial remedies and toilet prepara
tlona. Many of her agents are making 0
and more a week. "Beauty Books" that
actually sen toe goods are furnisnea s gents
for free distribution. They never tail to
tntereat ladles to the extent of placing
an order. A rich hnrveat can now be
reaped at the different summer resorts.
Visit tha seaside and mountains and take
your occupation with you, combining
bualnesa and pleasure, write for terms
and books of particulars. Address Mme.
M. Yale, Flntlron bldg., New York City.
AGENTS WANTED Be sure to get my
special July ofTer. with free samples. T.
M. Sayman, 1127 Franklin ave., St. Louis,
Mo. J
AGENTS WANTED Bell our $1 bottle Sar
aaparllla for 86c; best seller; 200 per cent
profit; write today for terms and terri
tory. F. R. Greene, 116 Lake street. Chi
cs go. J
AGENTS Campaign buttons, badges, litho
graphs, photographs: largest, best and
cheapest Una ever offered; 2,000 different
novelties for summer resorts, fairs, cele
brations. Samples of button, 10 cents.
Catalogue free. Miller, 184 Park Row,
New York. J
WANTED Applicants for salaried posi
tions, guaranteed capable men or women,
youngor old. S 6. care Bee. J 807-17x
AGENTS WANTED, patent novelty fans;
sell everywhere, to everybody. A bonansa
for picnic, fair, show and street salesmen.
Big profits; no competition. Enterprise
Co., 156 Lake St., Chicago, 111. J-2S1 17x
LADIES Handy Hat Fasteners. Sew to
hat. Do awav with hatpins. Send for
our Illustrated catalogues. New poods.
Fair Mfg. Co., 464 Wis. St., RaclneWis.
J 277 17x
MAKE yourself worth a larger salary by
developing your ability as a letter writer;
Cody's course In Letter-writing Is practi
cal and complete; 60 lessons; for a short
time only we offer It at a reduced price;
full particulars on request. Profitable Ad
vertising, 140 Boylston St., Boston.
J 270 17x
WANTED Men and women to sell coffees,
teas, spices, etc., to the family trade In
communities of from 1.000 to 10,000 popu
lation. Only such as warit permanent
employment need apply. Cash commis
sion paid. Energetic persons can make
big weekly earning. For further par
ticulars, address Bodenhelmer Coffee and
Tea Co., St. Louis, Mo. J
AGENTS wanted everywhere to handle
Novelty Sign Carda. Every merchant
buys from 10 to 100 on sight; 800 varieties;
catalogue free. Sullivan Co., 1139 Maple
woo ave.. Chicago. 111. J-224 17x
AGENTS Street men; exclusive control;
World's fair specialty: 600 per cent profit;
easy seller Nonplckable Door and Win
dow Lock, attached or removed In sec
ond; nickeled pocket piece. Write quickly.
Imperial Novelty Co., Woodbine, N. J.
J 304 17x
SALESMEN WANTED
MEN of ability and address, who can give
bond, can Improve their condition by call
ing on Van B. Lady, 601-2 Brown block.
M583 19
CAPABLE salesman to cover Nebraska
with staple Una. High commissions with
advance of $100 monthly. Permanent po
sition to right man. Jess H. Smith Co.,
Detroit. Mich. 265-17X
WANTED A good salesman to handle our
belt dressing; a good opportunity for tho
right msn. Address Bero Specialty Co.,
Cleveland, O. . M 2S0-18x
WE start you selling diamonds. Don't fall
getting our liberal offer; $6 dally sure.
Carbon Diamond Co., Syracuse, N. Y.
Mention paper. 264 17x
WANTED Two traveling salesmen, $76 per
month and expenses. Los Angeles Cider
Co., St. Louis, Mo. 263 17x
TRAVELING salesman; one good man far
each state"? experience unnecessary, just
hustlers; permanent; good pay; liberal
running expense account. E. M. Arthur
Co., Detroit, Mich. 179 17x
SALESMEN wanted, who can sell "BLUE
SKY;" bewitching, enticing, winning.
Merchants, buy quick, make money, are
satisfied. Commissions; expenses ad
vanced to those with successful record.
New; $200 weekly being made. Specialty
Dept. 841. P. O. Box 355, Chicago. 111.
-274 17X
TRAVELING salesman, by large wholesale
house, to sell general stores In Nebraska.
Position permanent. P. A. Watson, Sales
Manager, 66 Fifth Ave., Chicago.
-271 17X
SALESMAN, brainy, pushing. capable
drummer; specialty praerred, for Ne
braska: country merchants' trade. Will
pay competent man $300 month. None of
our salesmen paid below $2,000. Address
S. Redfleld, Houser Block, St. Loula, Mo.
272 17x
LUCRATIVE position for men with rigs,
covering several counties, selling our to
bacco and cigars to merchants; old estab
lished house. Apnly to W. C. Hurt To
bacco Co., Danville, Va. 271 17x
SALESMAN W A NTED TO travel In Ne
braska and Dakota territory; must have
good record and be acquainted with
grocery and general store trade; per
manent position and liberal salary to
right man. Address P 80, Bee.
249 17x
SALESMEN wanted, to sell house paint to
dealers; experience unnecessary. Try It
on in a few towns and let us show you
our steady Income results for hustlers.
Klnloch Paint Co., Mfgrs., St. Louis, Mo.
848 17x
SALESMEN visiting the hardware trade
to carry our Doorholder and Saah Fasten
ers as a side line. Others making $16 to
$40 per week; why not you. Samples free.
N. N. Neher, Sec'y., Topeka, Kan.
-242 lTx
SALESMEN WANTTCDIf you want a
side line paying better than your regular
salary with your spare time selling staple
of well-rated concern, write Mgr. Stuart,
606 Locust. St. Louis. Mo. 23 17x
WANTED TO BUY
8HONFELD. the ANTIQUARIAN, 822 N. Y
Life, pays highest price for books. Tol. 8034.
N246
WANTED A furniture and undertaking
busluens, furniture and hardware, or half
Interest In the same. Address P 63, Bee,
N MISS 1
WILL invest $1,600 to $2,000 In house and
lot bringing In good rental; prefer to
deal with owner direct; state location and
all particulars when answering. S 7, Bee.
N M313 1 1
WANT two T to 9-room, modern houses,
. or ona house with grounds large enougn
to build another, or vacant lot for two
houses to build on; must be on paved
street; prefer West Farnam, H ana com
Park or north Kountxe addition districts;
spot cash prices considered; give full de
tail of premises, location, etc. Address
S 6, Bea office. N-M3U3 lx
WANTED TO BUT Ten or twenty acres
close to Omaha for cash.
MILLER St MA LONE,
824 Omaha Nat'l Bank bldg. Tel. 1802.
N (01 17
WANTED To buy, good hardware store:
In Scandinavian town preferred: about
$2,000; reply at once. Addreas P 39 Be.
ROYAL HOTEL, European. 16th Clceo
DEWEY, European hotel. 18th and rnwn.
$1.26 PER WEEK, Do ran noose, 421 S. lth.
B HI
VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farnam; fine rooms,
ladles' cae, private dining r.j open nights.
13 133
THE FARNAM, 19th and Farnam Kts.
Yj 254
APARTMENT HOUSE FOR MEN
Hie Chatham; luxuriously furnlshea rooms
ana smosing parlors; appointments ni al
dose. 110 S. 13th St.. ooDoslte Millard
hotel.
K 126
TWO nice cool rooms; modern; very rea
sonable. 1426 N. 17th. B 418
CENTER HOTEL, 60c, 7bo. $1. 210 N. 17th.
E Mill JylT
SINGLE room, modern, large lawn, 'phone.
1821 Douglas. E M660
THREE furnished rooms, light housekeep
ing permitted. 2426 Dodge. E MIS2 17
NICELY furnished rooms, south front, all
modern. 'Phone 2499. B M163 17
HOUSEKEEPING rooms,
worth.
1621 Ieaven-E-M161
17
3 ROOMS; light housekeeping. 1111 8. 11th.
E-962
NICELY furnlahed rooms, with or with
out board; modern. Ill S.'17th.
K M208 17x
LARGE front room: light housekeeping
privileges. 615 N. 20th. E M20t IS
LARGE front room; modern, detached
house; lawn, 'phone. 1923 California.
E M210 11
LARGE, south-front room; reasonable;
modern. 2406 Cass. E MUM IT
NICE, cool rooms; housekeeping privilege.
1901 California. E M206 16x
TWO newly furnished, front rooms; mod
ern. 320 N. 17th. EM 206 18
THREE furnished rooms; light housekeep
ing permitted. 2426 Dodge. E M207 18 i
LARGE, airy rooms, four gentlemen, pri
vate family; $6 each. 2223 Burt
E 224 lTx
FOR W'ORLD'S FAIR VISITORS First
class rooms and accommodations; pri
vate; Bell phone, single or parties; rea
sonable; references; 4 car lines to exposi
tion or 15 minutes' welk. Write or call.
Mrs. WnVMehl, 6037 Bartmer, 8t Louis.
E
THREE pleasant partly furnlahed rooma,
modern; CRn be arranged for housekeep
ing; adults only. References required.
2701 Woolworth ave. B 291-17x
FURNISHED rooms with private family,
table board if desired. 2326 So. 14th.
E 161 lTx
ABOUT 15 minutes' ride to World's Fair,
comfortably furnished rooms In strictly
private family; all conveniences. Includ
ing bath; 75c and up. Mughes f., 418
Third St., St. Louis. E 2271TX
LARGE front room with alcove for one or
two gentlemen; gas and bath; private
family. 2209 Spencer. E 392 17x
ONE large room; reasonable. 2224 Far
nam. E-M388 17x
LARGE back parlor, furnished. 'Phone
171V Dodge. E M3S3 19x
LARGE front room, with alcove; de
tached house; lawn. 'Phone 623, No. 20th.
E M384 J8X
TWO west front rooms; modern; 'phone;
very reasonable. 621H So. 19th.
E M3S8 18x
FURNISHED rooms for light hemsekeep-
ing. ZH LK)dge E M393 18X
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
FURNISHED, cool, outside rooma, with or
without board. Midland notei, letn ana
Chicago. . F 236
THE MERRIAM, 26th and Dodge, 'phone
85; nice, light, airy rooms; ensuites and
single rooms; veranda entire length of
building. ... $-3X1
BOARD St room, 84; meals, 16c 1619 Dodge.
FURNISHED rooms and board. Kt S. 26th.
F 66
O. M. E. TEL. 611.
MESSENGERS AND BAGGAGE.
F M72
LARGE south front room, with flrst-class
board. 2418 Cass. 'Phons A1994.
F M7
FURNISHED rooms, with board, choice lo
cation, 2216 Farnam. F M121 IQx
LARGE front rooms, modern brick house,
all modern, phone. 618 S. 19th'j,jin5
LARGE front room, others, modern. 706
S. 18th. F M160 17
LARGE front room,
1812 Chicago.
modern, phone.
F M166 17
BOARD AND ROOM.
THE PRATT. 212 So. 26th at. Phone 3138.
F M704
BOARD and room for one or two gentle
men, In private family. Tel. 034 F19
WANTED, one or two gentleman to room
and board; everything first class; rates
reasonable. 2227 Lake St. F-S61 17x
OMNIBUS and baggage wagons for sal;
or trade for horses, hay or grain; 2, 8 and
10-paaaenger Miller "buses, 4 single horse
wagons. 1 double Studebsker wagon.
Come and see us. Omaha Transfer Co.,
1314-16-18 Howard st. P-369 17
LARGE back parlor: cool; very reason
able. The Rose. 2020 Harney.
ONE large front room; first class board;
modern house; reasonable. JJ0 So. 18th.
F M38T 19x
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
FOUR-room fiat, complety for housekeep
ing, bath and gas furnished. 612 N2M
THREE large' rooms, unfurnished, oitjr
water, closet and gas only $6. Payne,
Bostwlck & Co.. 601-1 N. Y. 1
FOUR pleasant rooms, first floor; large
hall, pantry; modarn; for housekeeping.
836 S. 36th st G M296 14x
ROOMS In Wlthnell Building, 15th and
Harney; moat convenient location In otty
for light housekeeping. References ra
ulred. N. P. tODOB St CO..
1614 Farnam Bt.
O 381 IT
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Furnished room for two gen
tlemen, either with or without board.
Address S 1, Bea. K 223 17x
BOARD WANTED In private famtly by
a gentleman of mature years, used only
to home comforts; must be flrst-class;
willing to pay fair price; please be ex
plicit. Address B 11 Bee. K 372 17x
PRINTING
PRINTING
LYNGSTAD
High Grada Wark.
Crounse block, corner f
Ittb Bt. and Capitol Ave,
204
KRAMER CHANDLER, QUICK PRDJT
ERS, 1108 Farnam. To deliver work when
promised is our hobby. V
J. M. BIRPLES8, reliable printer. Estab
lished U years. 203 S. Uth 8t.,nryih
OSTEOPATHY
Johnson InsUtuts. 616 N. T. Life bldg. JJ
MRS. JOHN R MUSICK Osteopathic Phy
sician; office. Douglss block. Tel. iis
DR. FARWELL. specialty nervous disease,
6u4 Paxton.
BRASS FOUNDRY
BRASS and aluminum easting, nickel plat
ing and finishing. Specialty Mfg. Co., 61
N. lasia k, Cvuooll 10mO
Schmoller
&
Mueller
Established 1R69, manufacturers of the
celebrated Schmoller & Mueller piano, of
fer great inducements In new and sllghtlv
used grand and upright pianos. Buyers are
Invited to rail at once,
Uprights, including such renowned makes
as Chtckering, Weber. Hardman, Voao and
Kimball. $100 and up.
Grand a Including the mAtchless Steln
way, Knabe, Kranlch St Bach, Hardman
and Emerson, $200 and up.
Easy terms If desired. Old pianos taken
in exchange at full value. In new pianos
we represent Eft el n way, gteck, A. B. Chase,
Hardman, Emerson. Read St Sons, McPhall.
and tha celebrated Steger St Voeo pianos.
Stylish and attractive pianos for rent. Ex
pert tuning and repairing. We also move
end store pianos at lowest rates.
Schmoller & Mueller,
Tha Old Reliable Piano House.
13 13 Farnam St. TeL 1625.
Q
SECOND
HAND
MACHINES
Never such prices for such goods offered
before, and if at any time within one year
you want to buy a new machine we will
take the old one back at exactly what it
cost you.
The following is a partial list ot what we
Offer lor sale tnis weea:
1 Domestic ....
1 Domes tlo
$ Singers, high arm
1 Singer, new Improved
1 Household
1 Union .....-...
1 White
1 White
1 Wilcox & Glbbs
1 New Home
1 Singer, shoemaker
.$ 4.00
. 10 00
. 12.00
. 16.00
. 10.00
. 6.00
, 8.00
. 6.00
, 30.00
. 1U.0O
. 2U.00
slightly
Modem drop-head machines
mui t nne-haif tha reaular price.
We rent machines at 75 cents per week,
or $100 per month. These are modern,
up-to-date machines, with all attachments.
V sell needles and parts for and re
pair every sewing machine manufactured.
Nebraska Cycle Co.,
Comer ISth and Harney Sts.
834 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
BRANCH OFFICEtho.KOmaha.
Phone 1663. Manager.
ID-HAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam.
109 KINDS of Mineral Water. Sherman St
MoConnoil urug i;o., umnua, x
FOR SALE Several scholarships in,
flrst-class standard school In Omaha,
comprising complete coursa In business,
shorthand and typewriting. Inquire at
Bee office. W 663
TELEPHONE poles; long fir timbers;
cheap chicken fence. 901 Douglas.
Q M232
" WK RENT
Sewing machines, 75o week.
We repair and sell parts
for every machine manufactured.
Second-hand machines
from $5.00 to $10.00.
Nebraska Cycle Co.,
'Phone 1661. - Corner 16th and Harney.
nil BALE New and second-hand auto
mobiles. F. W. Bacon. Baum Iron Co.,
Omaha. Qi3i
yOR SALE Solid oak and mahogany top
bank or cashier'a fixture, in guoU condi
tion at a bargain. Address C. C. Rose
UeterVroom 100. Bee Bldg. Q-824
MIXXARDTnd pool tables. 1W Harney.
FOR SALE CHEAP Book rest, copj
holder and letter scale, all m good con
dition. Inquire of E. B. Zimmerman. 811
N. Y. Life bldg., care N. Y. UXe Ina Co.
W MUS
Electric nickel In alot. peerless piano play
era and Regina mualo boxea, big money
makers cheap for oaah or time. Schmoller
Mmitor. 1&8 Farnam. Tel 1626
1MM6
MTCN of ability and address, who can give
bona. esn imi- S"v,'r
Ing on Van
yiiAi is
FOR SALE, kitchen range and Radiant
htVr. Address P 10. Bee. Q-674
BIO reduction In price on new and second
hand bicycles. Hartford Puncture Proof
Tlrei Louis Fleacher, 1623 Capltolva-
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember It only takes an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the fact that you
saw tha ad tn The Bee.
TWO HEAVY STEEL HORIZONTAL
Two boilers, 100 horse-power, which have
rteel, triple riveted, butt and strap Joints,
nsurance company permits of pressure
of 125 pounds. They are now in use and
can be seen at boiler house rear of Bee
building. Can be delivered about August
16. Call or address W. H. Bridges, engi
neer, Bee Building, Omaha. qj
COMPLETE line new and 2d-hand furni
ture. Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge.
Tel. 0. Q-M934
JCLKCTRIC fan for aale, $13; fine condition.
Address P 61, Bee. Q-Mlll
ICE CREAM 15o pt., 26c qt., 0o gal.; made
from pure cream. Bunnell St Sons. 17th
inT Clark. -ill73
GO TO Diamond Loan Office for loans;
haraalna in aoods in pawn. 1401 Douglas.
Q-3 'cVl
TEAM of mules for ssle, Moshers barn.
116 No. 26th st., South Omaha.
Q M176 17x
FINE oak 11-foot cabinet desk, 400 pigeon
holes with drawers, doors and book
racks. 606 Bee. Q-M166 17
FOR BALE Fresh cows and calves at 282
Webster st Q 148 17x
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember it only takes an extra stroke or
two of tha pen to mention the fact that yoa
saw the ai
.a in
The Bee.
FOR BALE Fine fox terrier dog, 1057 So.
2Mb. ave. Q-M216 18
FOR BALE Automobiles repaired. 8ev
eral Oldsmoblles for sale. Estella. 'Phona
1444. 18th and Cass. Q-MMo lSx
FOR BALE Large glass show case. Ap
ply Mr. Murphy, People's Btore
CLAIRVOYANTS
OYLMER, palmist, 716 N. 23d. Tel. BWL
YOUR fortune told by the most reliable
clairvoyants. Snnd blrthdate, dime and
stamp. Prof. (Sri Rolllu, 480 N. (lark
St.. Chicago. B-Wtfx
MRS.
FIB. CARRIE BMITH, sovereign lady
luren of clairvoyants; averythlug told,
,ast. present and future; satisfaction or
kifT W 1 Ml V. -1 U 14 1 i.Q IT
q
no pay
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
A. C. VAN BANTS school, T17 N. Y. Life. '
iL i
FACSIMILE letters, snvslopea addressed,
fcoyleg college, J
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