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TI1E OJif AIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1901. jno i':il V ! i! ..j SPECIAL NOTICES A'vertlsemeats far Ik eolm will fce takes) III lfl m. fr ik -dHlea Ml S v. m. the mornlBK aad taadar snlo. Rat, 1 1-Xfi m vrovd Bret Jasertlesi, le word thereafter.- ' Nethlnar takea for less taaa ao for arsi mm tloau These advertisements taest he tea eoaseeatlvely. f Advertisers, fcr fmll aaia dressed ta a aambrd letter la ear r Tha He. Aaswers aa addressed Will ba delivered oa preeeatatloa a keek. MISCELLANEOUS THE VAN SANT S C H'0'0 L OF s Short Hand and ' Typewriting 16-717-718 New York Life Building A n.clnliv arhool of shorthand, type writing and omca practice.' Its students are filling tha bt positions, from amanu enels to court reporter. . . The achool haa a. special demand for bright, well educated young men 01 habits, and also for young women between & - -. u. i 1,-.- iAahri ft has a. national reputation for the speed and accuracy of Ua atudenta and baa furnished expert type writer opera tor for all th great exposl tlona alnce tha Trans-Mlssissippl. Including the Paria exposition, tha Pan-American at Buffalo and the Great Louisiana j'urcnase exposition. It teaches the Van Sant Sys tem of Touch Typewriting, Which la In use In the leading; Softools of the country Thi ivumn has revolutionized the type. Writing" of the world and about 2O.0u0 copies r th lessons have been sold. The system of shorthand used la th best so far de vised. No new systems whlrh have never produced a reporter are used in um kiiwh. The people of Omaha have had enough or untried systems, heralded aa great im provements and afterward condemned and denounced by the same Institutions. AttonH a mhnhlA srhool more than V3 per cent of whose students during the bast twelve years have made a success. If it Is found a student cannot succeed the tuition is refunded and the student advised to take up some otner cauina. Unnnv tnr iinnireil tuition will be re funded If for any reason th student wishes to leav the school. A large amount of actual work Is done In tha school by the students and the entire compensation tor sucn worn is jjhiu to mo tnrianta. Many have earned more than tha amount of the tuition while' attending achool and tha practical worn, aona witn at sense of responsibility and under the su pervision of a teacher, fits the atudenta for tner rest stenograpuic pumiiuna. A trial week free. A. C. VAN BANT, Proprietor. B 648 4 CUT-RATE TICKETS everywhere. P. H. PUilbln, la06 Farnam and opp. Union sta tion. Tela. 784 and 1673. K . TRY KELLY'S TOWEL SUPPLY. Tal. 8630. CITY SAVINGS BANK pays 4 per cent. . R 980 EAGLE Loan Office; reliable, accommoda ting; all business connuenuai. hoi jjougias, R S1 Anti-monopoly 16th.. Tel. 1778. . Garbage Co.. 621 N. EXPRESSMEN'S Delivery Co.. moving and .. storage. 214 N. 16th. Tel. 1193. K-9S3 UBLIC1TY DESIGNS WHEATON. in the j.gee bldg. R-H84 SIGN PAINTINd I -S. H. Cole, 1302 Douglna. 7VW. M'VEA, Plumber, 1124 N.aWi.. Tel, 147. . . , R 986 STANDARD FILTERS Hubsr. T.mt. ' Vrnam. R 9s8 STOVE & FURNACE REPAIRS tUt. IM). 17 Doug. Omaha Stove Rep. Wks. ' R404 A. MURPHY & SON, horseslioers, carrU ...builders, general blacksmilhing. Tel. 11... 3 1410 Jackson. . , R-rM4S S3 OMAHA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO.. 1621 How .rd at. , R M767 810 MODELS and experimental machinery built; patented articles and novelties , mi.de for Inventors and others; model "mkers' supplies, tools, castings, gears, V . etc. -Writ lor terms. Alf. R. Gardner, ' .Atlantic, la. R M765 810 PT MELCHOIR, machine worka. Howard. 13th and R-991 V CITY STEAM LAUNDRY rill d. 11TH. ' "PHONE 264. .Wliy carry your soiled linen? Our wagons ' cuil and deliver sains. Bills collected e "monthly. K MUS 816 t"ha Omahit Warehouse Co., 609 Jones; ''.phone 1366; mile, storage and forwarding. c ' K 193 HELIN & CO.. TAILORS, $17 S. 16th R-M223 SSO HORSES AND CATTLE to pasture. In . quire at 43d and Center. Tel. Ash-37012. ' R 930 8x COLUNS P'AWO CO.. wholesale and re- tnl! musical . Instrument. Tniwinr- mn. ohlnes, records exchanged. 113 S. 17th st.,H OMAHA TENT AWNIN'O CO., whol- J.8' .m 'ftall. Bend for catalogue 46, Omaha, Neb. r WANTEDSITUATIONS YOUNO MAN desires place to work for .board while going; to school; experienced. Boyle's College. 1984. A 963 WANTED, position as laundry manager by flrst-clasa competent man; 4 years' exporl- jnce in lurge plant; references. Address t T 41. Bee office. A 2.0 6x WANTED, position as traveling salesman; 1 year's experience In grocery line; Ne--brsska territory preferred. Address Y 40 Bee offlco. . A !49 6x ' BOOKKEEPER of exVerlence wishes' to keep books for small business evenings and Saturdays. Address Y 46, Bee. A-MS17 4x SITUATION wanted by experienced collec tor; local or traveling; references. Ad dress Y 48, Bee. A-M307 4 $IAN 46 years old. (rood habits and ad.lreae, -capable of operating lumber yard, general ' atore, keeping books, hilling or shlpnltig clerk, wants position soon. Adilrets Y 54, Bee. . 'A-i'Sex TOUNO lady wishes position an sten ; oirraphr In Omaha or Council Bluffs; 4 : years' experience; not afraid to work. Ad I dress Y 63. Bee. A pENERAL office work with reliable busl ness firm In city or elxcwhere: annia tomed handling cash, a;ond long-hand Writer, stenorranher. some knowledF .'. bookkeeping 7 years experience. Ad ; drsa Y 62, Bee. A-438 4x WANTKD About November lst permanent poaltlon by younv lady stennKinrher; eleht venrs experience In Krl work. ' first class reference. Address Y 61. Be. , A 119 x WANTED, situation' by rnmpntent watchl iP'nl'n ad lewe'er. oui'"t"ed n drn clerk.; no r'vltcred In Nebraska d. drens Y 66. Bre. A 1111 6 WANTKD Blfiintlnn by corretint wntch . maker and Jeweler: ou'lned as rlrns; . ' rle'k 'no rerlstered In NebrnsksV Art f. dress Y CS. Bee. A M(!7 yt'N ledy desires position In doctor's office; rood wrt'nr and very neat Ad c -drees Y 67, care Fee. A 6W (x PRINTING I.YNG8TAD RIJKFNKR." fRINfEKS Crounse Block, Coinnr of ISth 8t. and Capitol . -150 KRAMER A CHANDLER. yl'IPK .PRINTERS. 1103 rarimm. To deliver work ehvn promised la our hobby. U1 jr M. IIIRPLK83, reliable prlnti; estatu llnhed 11 years. Lu Mouth Thtrtexnth St., Omiit" , 11 PLAIN BUSINESS TALKS On Building Brains -. . For Business. ' ' . -.No. 4. In "The Darling of the Gods," that famous Belasco play, Zakurl. th vlllaitv re marks. "Nothing for nothing la given here." That comes very near echoing the sentiments of the business world. And though get-rlch-qulck schemes promise a million for a mill there seems to be a lamentable lack of folks, who are glad that they put their money. Into those schemes. It's Just the same with Business Colleges. Tou can't get a business education and a house and lot, a term of fres tuition, or any other present, for the price of the business education alone', and still get the same course, the same attention, the same Individual Instruction, the same training that you will get for the money you pay If you didn't get that present. The cost of that present Is taken oft the value of the course. You pay for It. That would be all right If you were BUYING PRESENTS. But you pay your money for a business education- You pay your money for the sound sensible, thorough education that will be ln fused Into your brain by the Boylcs method for the dexterity and accuracy that will i be borne In your fingers after you've received the 'Boyles training for the position In the business world and the respect of business men that the prestige which Boyles College has gained among the .best business men in this entire section of the country, - necessarily gives to Boyles graduates. ' That's what you want to pay your money fotv-and nothing else. We advise young persons seeking a business . education to shun that class of schools which allow discounts from published prices to secure patronage and make the price of tuition a subject of "dicker." NO PRINCIPLE OP BUSINESS IS BET TER ESTABLISHED THAN THAT EVERY IN PROPORTION TO ITS ACTUAL VALUE. CHEAP TUITION MEANS CHEAP INSTRUCTION. AND THAT IS DEAR AT ANY PRICE. ' ' . v " , - i ' v. BOYLES COLLEGE, FALL TERM, $EPT.' 6th DAY AND NIGHT H. B. BOYLES, President, ' OMAHA, NEB. -B WANTED MALE HELP. WANTED FOR U. S. AlOdi Able-boditd unmarried men between ttges of XI and In; citizens of United States, of good cnarac ter and teiapeiute hubits, who speak, read and write EiiKlin. for Infi rrna.lon apply to Recruiting Omcer, 18th. and Douglas sts., Omaha, JUncoin, Ntb., or Sioux City, la. B-M207 DRL'Q employes, managers, salesmen, etc.. ior any state, jr. v. jvniest, xt. r yuj N. Y. L. Bldg. . B-974 SALESMEN who are celling groceries to rancners to nanaie our guoas. Aoaress Chicago Grocery Co., San Francisco. B Mtlti S12x WANTED Tinner and furnace man. Steady Job for the right party. Address N. W. Deering & Son, Atlantic, la. B M-J67 4x WANTED Boy with horse to deliver The morning aee. oau at circulation uepi. Bee office, S p. m. B M184 BOY wanted, grocery store. C. W. Shroder, ia ana ionao. uaxta MEN TO LEARN barber trade; free rail road fare upon pur failure to convince you of this being the BEST and only re liable, most practical barber college In the United States. Write for catalogue today. Western Barter's Institute, Omaha, Neb. 1 B-M267 SHOEMAKERS WANTED Two good bench men; steady work, write or wire at once. Electrlo Shoe & Rcpnlr Factory, Sioux Falls, S. D. B-M268 6X WANTED Two experienced clothing sales men; none Dut tnorougwy experiences clothing men need apply. Mgr. Clothing Dept., J. L. Brajiaola & Sons. B ; M315 6x WANTED Men everywhere, good pay, to attribute circulars, aav. matter, men signs, etc.; no canvassing. National Adv. Bureau, Chicago. B M314 4x WANTED An experienced salesman that is n nustier to nanaie iNeorasKa iraus; three-year contract; oommlHilon; one ac quainted with grocery trade preferred. Address, stilting experience and refer ences, Minneapolis Cereal Co, Minneapo lis. Minn. B M308 4 SALESMAN for Nebraska; must be hus tler and well urewefl; sajary a a weeK, expense and commission. Address Mam moth Mercnntile Emporium, 2"8 E. Mis souri ave Kansas City. Mo. B 324 6x WANTED Young man with some talent to learn cartooning. Excellent opportu nity. Address E. C.. this office. B WB N.CED COMPETENT MJ5N J To All positions as managers. Accountants, aavortising men. salesmen ana ooonjceep er: also technical and xeeutive men. high trade exclusively. We have offices In twelve cities. Write for plan and booklet. HATOOODP (Incorporated). Ml Chemical building. St. I.Ouls. B FOR age and want save while you may. no morning sun lasts tnrougn tna oay. Stnrt a savings account with J. L. Bran dels & Sens, bankers and receivers. 4 per cent Interest on your savings. B WANTED Everywhere, hustlers to tack signs, distribute circulars, sumpies, etc.; no canvasslnir; good pay. Sun Advertis ing Bureau, Chicago. B Betting Commissioner Wanted Man of a-ood address having wide ac quaintance In own locality, to place wagers on preeJrlentlnl election. Cash commission paid. Write fully, giving reference. Address P. O. Box 1708, New York. B WE prepotw yod quickly as lllustrstor, car toonist, lawyer, pnarnmcisi, stenogrupner, bookkeeper, Journulist, ad writer, corre spondence man, banker. Write for free book "Fronts of Knowing How" tells everything. National Correspondence Schools, tC When., Indianapolis, U. S. A. WANTED Men who are ambitious to qual- ny ior civu service opportunities, There are thousand o positions In the Unltd UtHtes Civil Service which must be filled within a year, from those who pass the esanilnHtlnns. Good salaries are paid by the I'nltt'd Btates government and op portunities for promotion arc frequent. If you are an American, over 18. we can qualify you to pass examinations, with a high percentage. Write now for our free Civil Service Booklet. Clve age. Inter national Corres. Schoo!, Box 1"72. Reran-, ton. Pa. B-SIli 4s WANTED Experienced, clonk salesman. l'l'i urunaeia at eons. U MjlO 8 WANTED Manufucturer hss opening for good man to travel In Neb. ; staple line; experience unnecessary ; 120.00 ner week and expanses paid weeklv; enclose ad. rtraed envelope. Dept. F. 62 Konrhnrn, Chicago. B 85 4x WAN! Kl"V-Everywhere people to copv let ters at home, spnre time, and return to us: srond pav, mnterln'" spnt fre: no milling or canvassing. Enclose addressed envelope for nartlculers and wn- vn pnv. Guarantee Co., Dept 3S9, PM'udel. phla. Pa. 85 4x WtNTm men to learn barbsr trade. Short tlne completes. Can nesrlv earn expenses before finlMhlns'. fln-clil liuluce- , menta offered at present. f'l or write, Moler t urbor College, 1303 Doiigles Ht. B-M401 X WANTED, person to call on detail tride for manufacturing' bonse, local terr'tory: sulsry t , patd w-elilv; expense mnney advanced: nrevlooa experience nw-pfpm-nirv. American House, Star Bn'tdlrg, Chicago. , B3V9 4x WANTED Enorifotlo trustworthy man or womnn to work In Neb., representlns; larr mnnufactnrlns; eomnap'': snlarv. Q to WO per month paid wtekly: expenses advanced. Addra with slur . J. H , Moore. Omaha. Neb. 4x ' COMMODITY 18 SOLD FOR A PRICE WANTED MALE HELP MANAGER wanted; every section to ap point agents for now sclentlno game re placing forbidden slot machines in publio places; evades law everywhere, played with nickels, finish beautiful, like cash register; rented or sold on easy pay ments; sample sent on 30 days' free trial. Proposition will please you If we still have opening in your section. Independ ent Cash Register Co., Department S7, Chioago, 111. . B 350 4x WANTED Ten men In each state to travel, tack signs and distribute samples and circulars of our goods; salary 60 pei month, ii per day for expenses. Kuhl man Co., dept. A-6. Atlas block, Chicago. B 33 4x HART wants 60 salesmen to send tl for his list of positions now open. K6 N. Y. Life. Omaha. B 454 4x DETECTIVES, every locality, good salary; experience unnecessary. Interstate Detec tive Agency, Milwaukee, Wla. B WE are again after people with "GRAY MATTER." We can always find a posi tion for this class. If -you have both a position end "GRAY MATTER," you doubtless desire more money for your brains. Wo have vacancies which will pay, if filled by the proper parties, as high aa Io,vo0.l0 per year. Are you the party 7 Per Year. Manager large corporation.... 16,000.00 Traveling salesman H.OOO.uO City salesmun l.sUO.OO Secretary Coal company 1000.00 Credit man 1,500.00 Per Month. Stenographer , 176.00 Dry goods man 65.00 Cloak saleslady 65.00 Grocery clerk, bill clerk, collector, hotel clerk, solicitor for printing company and others too numerous to name. THB WESTERN REF. & BOND AS3'N., 840-41 N. Y. Life, Omaha. B 468 4 DETECTIVE Can you spare part of your time for profitable detective work? No experience needed. Write American De tective Association, Indianapolis. Ind. B 391 4x ARE you out of a position? Send fl to HART and yet his list (high grade). 626 N. Y. Ufe, Omaha. B 166 4x WANTED A first-class cleaner and dyer; must be an expert; steady job for tha right man. The Pantorium. B 3:9 BRANCH orTlce; manager; honest, ener getic; experience unnecessary; (75 month and expenses: small capital necessary. President, 1601 Manhattan building. Chi cago. , B 424 4x LOCOMOTIVB firemen wanted; able-bodied young men desiring a position should write at once; experience unnecessary : no strike. Ceijtral Railroad Bureau. Chi cago, 111. , B 484 4x ARE you too proud to ask for a position? Send l to HART. He will put you next. W N. Y. Ufe, Omaha. B 456 4x ENERGETIC workers everywhere to dis tribute circulars, samps, and advertising matter. Good pay. No canvassing. Co. Operative Advertising Co., New York. B-413 tx WANTED Salesman to sell high-grade ln VHstment on commission. Address Y 61, Bee. B-493 4x HART doesn't ask you flO to $26 for a po sition. He charges 81 for his list (high grade). 626 N. Y. Life. B 467 4x WANTED Competent furniture and carpet salesman. The Omaha Furniture and Carpet Co., 1213 Farnam st B 485 4x WANTED Man In every county to repre sent real eetate Arm; hustlers; 876 to $100 monthly; experience unnecessary; new plan; references. Wlckert & Newell, 413$ Cottage Grove, Chicago. B 476 4 HART HART has 100 vacancies now open. Are you competent to Mil high-grade positions? I can save you $10 to 826. I make no charges to employe. My men are con stantly on the lookout for you. Send $1 and I will mall you a list of positions. Address Hart, 626 N. Y. Life, Omaha. B-4o3 4x WANTED Woman who understands , re puting and altering men's end women's clothing;, steady position. The Panto rium. . C M51J A POSITION NOW OPEN. Managers, Salesmen, Bookkeepers and Technical nion. , Salaries $1.000-86, 000. Write for free list and plan. Business Opportunity Co., I Union Square, N. Y. B 847 4x WANTED EVERYWHERE Men willing to distribute samples, tuck signs, eto.. at 83 00 dally. Porhianent. No canvassing. Continental Distributing Service. Chicago. B 352 4x WE HAVE M0 applicants nied with us for positions: If you want any kind of help, pon t fall to send In your order at once, tic x Employment Bureau, 2613 Q at., South Omaha, Neb. Tel. 271. BL44. 4 - Read the For Sale Miscellaneous column if you are looking for bargains. If you want to rent your room put your ad in the Furnished Room Column of The Bee. RATES 1C PER WORD NO AD TAKEN FOR1LES8 THAN $OC. ' YHB BED PRINTS THB MOST PAID WANT ADS BEB WANT ADS BRING THB BEST RETURNS-A TRIAI4 " WILL CONVINCE. FALL OPENING OF Omaha Commercial 17th and Douglas Sts., TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6th. New Class Organized in All Departments. By All Means Enroll at That Time. The Attendance Will be Unprecedent. - Students have Been Enrolling for Several Days. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS You Our Night School runs four nights each branches taught In the Day School may be had In the Night School. COURSES OF STUDY Regular Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, Telegraphy, Penmanshln and Pen Art. GYMNA81ITM Fully equipped Gymnasium, free to every student. In addition to free admission Into the Gymnasium, students are permitted to enjoy, free, other advantages, itererence is made to our Lecture Course, Literary Society, rublio H,n tertainnients. Board of Trade. College Band and Colleae Orchestra. BUS1NE88 COURSE Aftfr' many years planned. It Is most thorough and complete In every particular. Our Bookkeeping represents the cream of two systems. We are prepared to give a student a course of instruction which will enable him not only to secure, but to hold, a first-class po sition. The Omaha Commercial College Is the only school in the city employing a professional penman. All of our teachers are experienced. The Principal of Our Business Department has been In our employ for more than eleven years. We will take great pleasure In showing you through our School and In explaining our courses of study to you. Instruction is given both In cwijs and Indi vidually. Every student is permitted to proceed In the work as rapidly as his (iDinty will permit. TELEGRAPHY This course Is thorough and comprehensive. This department Is equipped with all necessary apparatus. We employ a high-grade teacher. The de mand tor telegraph operatora la strong. It will pay you to take a course in Teleg raph v. MOSHER SHORTHAND It has passed the experimental stage.N Many stenogra phers employed in the largest business houses of Omaha write this system. If inter ested, we will send you a booklet containing cuts of ex-students who are dally bear ing witness to the efficiency of this system. We clnlm It to be the most rapid and most lesrlble of any system now In use. We are ready to compare and discuss the merits of this system with any other. Anyone who desires to see it written at a high rate of speed can do so by calling at or other material with you you wish to thins- in the Enellsh Inn mill te. In our Shorthand Department, and, In fact. In no department do we secure some "wonder from tn east" at the beginning of each term to teach for tis and then dis miss him inside of three months In order to secure another. The Principal of this De partment has had charge of It tor more than seventeen years, una Mrs. Mosner nas been his assistant for more than seven years. Both nre practical, experienced In structors. It will cay you to learn Shorthand and Typewriting under teachers of such experience and ability, it teacners College stands second to none. For Advertising Literature ana tun particulars, aaarees ROHRBOUGH (BROS., .Omaha, Neb. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Good male cook. Apply at once, Gentry Bros." Circus. Lincoln, XNeo. Ap ply 4, S and . B M 4x WANTED Good plumbers and steamfltters at once; no labor trouble. Modern jtieating and Plumbing Co., Mitchell, S. D. B 426 4x WANTED Experienced salesman In silk department. Apply J. Jj. jiranoeis at Sons. B Moll 6 WANTED A country printer; steady em ployment; cash Baiurctny nignt; staie qualifications dnd wages. The Leader, Neligh, Neb. B M522 6x WANTED-A bright boy to work In whole sale house. Apply at mm q. latn st. I B Mod 4x CREIGHTON COLLEGE OF LAW, 1904 Fall Term Begins fonrinv. October 3. Special Information and catalogue fur- nianea on appncauon i T. J. MAHONEY, Dean, or THE REGISTRAR, Crelghton College of Lew. Corner 14th and Davenport Sts, Omaha. B-M542 4 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED An experienced saleslady In oloak department. J. L. BRAN DEIS St SONS. C M509 6 T 1 nv .A .....ml ..faH nA- ranii1r.fi an t ary $21 per week; expenses advanced. The juauoationai -o., m ueuroorn si., u. cago. C 386 4x WANTED Competent general house girl; no washing; to per ween. - 11s r. win oi. C M490 4 GIRLS to learn millinery trade. Apply Millinery Dept., Bennett's. C 4b 4x WANTED Good girl for general house, work. 2406 Farnam. C M339 6 WANTED An experienced saleslady I silk department. J. S. BRANDEI9 . SONS. r C-M608 6 T.AniRS Hiwlns- fanev work to sell, dot lies, centerpieces, battenberg, crocheting and drawn worn, also to ao oraer worn, send stamped envelope to lauies tux change, 34 Monro St., Chicago. C 855 4x WANTED, ladles to learn halrdresslnff. manicuring or facial massage; positions waiting graduates; top wages; can nearly earn expenses before completing. Call or write, Moler College, lata Douglas m. f C-M4O0 9X LADIES 130 Thousand copying letters; no mailing to friends or rurnisning ad dresses; stamped envelope particulars. Select Toilet Co., Dept. 843, Chicago. C-368 tx LADIES Those acquainted with dress makers and milliners send for big money making offer quick. 4os Relbold, Dayton, Ohio. C 370-4 x LADIES Earn 825 per hundred wr'tlng let ters. No canvasslna. Particulars for stamped envelope. Wilson Specialty Co., Benton Harbor. Mich. C 371 4x LADIES to do piecework at their homes; we furnish all materials and pay from 87 to $12 weekly. Send stamped envelope to Royal Co., 84 East Monroe St., Chicago. C 396 4x LADIES $20 per thousand paid copying let ters at home; no mailing or canvassing: materia sent free everywhere; stamped addressed envelope brings particulars. Howard Co., 1289 Broadway, New York. C-388 4x WANTED An experienced lady book keener to take charge of office; must write good, rapid hand, be correct on fig ures ar.d have Al references; one who owns and can operate a typewriter pre ferred; state salary wanted. Address Y 47, Bee. C M309 4x WANTED Good second girl. Rogers, 1120 Park ave. Mrs. T. J. C M323 6 WANTED One chambermaid, dining room girl; $15 per month, board and ludg'ng. Address Commercial Hotel, McCook. Neb. C M321 t WANTED Girl for general housework; small family; good wages. 8009 Marcy. C 328 WANTED Young lady to take private les sons In stenogranhy; fine chance. Ad dress E. C.,' this office. C WOMEN to do plain sewing at home; 20 cents per hour easily made; experience .unnecessary; material sent free every where. Addressed envelope for particulars. Stephens Specialty Co., Stamford, Conn. . C WANTED, girl for general homework: family of 8; no washing or Irnnlnr 416 N. 20lh. C M224 4 WANTED Experienced second girl; good wages. Mrs. Wllhelm, 2241 Howard. C-M244 GIRL for general housework. 2301 D""txls. C-2S6 4x THE College, can attend either Dny or Nlrht School. week, from 7:00 p. m. until :00 p. m. All of experience, this course has been the College. Bring any newspaper article have written. Our students will write any matte a scnooi, men tne uinana commercial WANTED FEMALE HELP M GIRLS; Canadian office, J5th and Dodge. 1 AtA O. K. American-German employment office; oldest, most reliable In Omaha. 1524 Dodge. C Mtito WANTED Girl for general housework; four in family. Apply 3027 Marcy. C 923 WANTED Girl - for ceneral housework four In family.' Apply 3027 Marcy. C 923 WANTED SALESMEN . WANTED, salesman to sell cigars In Ne braska; experience selling clgurs on road necessary; state age and reference; resi dent preferred; trade established. John P. Hanson & Co., 3ol Milwaukee ave., cnicago, in., manufacturers. ue btx SALESMEN make II 00 a week. Best staple side line carried. No experience required; pocket Bample; good testimonials; fltteen LARGE front parlor; also single room, ele days for test after arrival of goods. E. gantly furnished; modern; detached W. Merck White Lead Co., St. Louis, Mo. house; lawn; 'phone. 28 N. 20th. WAWTlCn flnlpm.in mnlHnir e.oiintrv Towna 111 oarrv atimn p nr ion nrinrincr on commission. Barks' Commercial Print, Ansley, Neb. 440 4x CAPABLE? salesman to cover Neb. with I FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeep staple line: high commissions with ad- j lng. 615 N. 20th. E M271 4 ' vance of 3100.00 monthly: permanent po- I 1 , Sltlon to right mail. ..Jess il. Smith Cp., Detroit, Mich. 897 4x SALESMEN calling on country store trade can make $25 to $50 per week carrying our line on tne siae; pocKei samples. r airiax Kenning uo., Cleveland, u. 867 4x SALESMEN wanted for Nebraska; must re competent ana experienced; no sales man in our employ paid below 2to a month; permanent. Redfleld Co., ' Box 1063, St. Louis, Mo. S66 4X DA-iAjuoaiiLiix nAfliai-Por c&iciueni Bnu easiest side line, or exclusive! sell dealers only, or consumers for" Introduction;! dozen live prospects in smallest town. oecy. janaer, Jirquitame mag., bu juouis. ACTIVE traveling salesmen; good men are now earning $3,000 annually in commis sions; best side line offered. D. T. Weir White Lead Co., St. Louis Mo. 864 4x TRAVELING Salesman, by large wholesale nouse; to sen general stores in Ne braska: position permanent. P. A. Wat son, Sales Manager, No. G6 Fifth Ave., imcago. mi x WB WANT to employ three traveling miesuien to represent u in nrBi-ciuas ter- rltory. Salesmen who sell special lines of goods only are wanted. We are manulao- turers and our products are sold all over the United States. State age, give refer ences, former ana present business con nectlons, also experience. The F. E. Sari born Company, Omaha, Neb. 406 4 HUSTLING specialty salesmen for Ne nraska selling grocers and general stores; easy sellers; new proposition: our salrs men are making )'0 to $20 per day Ex- ccisior Mig. Jo., sue iuiton bt., cn.'ci 'ulton St., Chlcigo, . T;a I 111. -1- BAlvKHMlCM wanted, good ones every where, quick. Klnloch Paint Co.. 8;. Louis. 397 4jc WANTED, by eastern manufacturer, a capable salesman with undoubted rail road influence to handle cotton and wool waste on liberal commission. Reference, Waste, P. O. Box 1592, Philadelphia, Pa. TRAVELING salesmen to sell our new series advertising needle cases and match and mirror designs; 25 per cent commis sion; send 25o for full samples prepaid, or write ror particuinrs. American Adver tising Co.. Lexington. Ky. 374 4 x SPECIALTY salesmen. Sell patent medi cine to trade, r lne proposition for right party. Bererences required. Box 655, Chicago, 111. r 369 4X SALESMEN Local or traveling, to sell fire proof sates to business men snd farmers; experience unnecessary; quick sales; big pronts. Aipine oate lu, Cincinnati, onio. 848 4x TRAVELING Salesman One good man for each state; experience unnecessary; ust nustiers permanent; good tiny: liberal running expense account. E. M. Arthur Co., Detroit, Mich. 349 4x WANTED First-class specialty salesman to sen attractive proposition to general trade: commission or one man for one month over tTGO. Barton-Parker Mfg. Co., Ueair Jlapl.m, la. S94 4x SALESMEN John Sexton Co., Importers of teas and correes and wnoiesnie grocers, 16 to 22 State at., .Chicago, want experi enced, honest, energetic, high-grade men to sell farmers and other large buyers; we are the largest grocery house In Amer ica engaged In the business, and the orig inators of honest ad modern methods of conducting It; we hsndle the finest goods and guarantee quality and quantity of every article; no aapitai required; ex elusive territory given; in each an estab-I Hshed trade insures fine Income. We are Farmers Headquarters In Chicago. 802 4x SALESMAN wanted; most profitable sta- ne: arte I ne' no aa molts: nest noon on ever offered for live men; write nulck for I territory. Holland White Lead Co., Chl- BRASS FOUNDRIES BRASS and aluminum casting, nlrkel plat ing snd finishing. Specialty Mfg. Co.. N. Main St.. Council little. Nebraska Business College A. C. ONG, A. M., LL. B., Pres. N Fall Term Opens Tuesday, Sept. 6th, Instead of the ith. In Deference to I-abor Day. New class will be organised In all the departments. Many hav alreidy arrange-! to enter. Student" may enroll any day. . Home nre coming hundreds of miles from Michigan. Minnesota and the Dakota on the north and from Texas on tne south. When young people learn of o;ir suprrtor facilities and advantages they cross the state to attend our school. Come and obtain an education that will Insure your success In life. 25 New Remington Typewriters, Latest Model, have Just been purchased, giving ns nearly 60 machines In our Typewriting Depart ment. The. students of thU Institution are constantly supplied with the latest and best of everything. Given Free Y. M. C. A. Membership for One Year, Valued at $10.00. t every young man who enters for a full term. No auch offer was ever made by any school. This full membership entitles ou to eerythln (JYMNASIt'M, BATHS, Al H LETIC8, LIBRARY, RKADINU ROOM. TAINMBXT COURSE, ETC. Given Free-Y. VV. C. A. to every young lady who enters for a full ETC. , REMEMBER there Is NO extra tuition tola oenent to every young laay wno may ne so rortunate a to poesn our. i on iu membership gives vou every privilege granted by the organisation; such as the KRE.lil ENTERTAINMENTS, OYMNASIVM. SOCIAL GATHERINGS, i!i PKK CENT DIS COUNT ON MEALS. BIBLE CLASSES A.ND STUDIES IN FRENCH, GERMAN, memberships, the co.-u being defrayed by the school. The object. Is to give every young man and womnn who enters this Institution the Incalculable benefits of tha Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A., where they can enjoy the elevating Influence) of tha best elements of society, morally, socially woman who Is thinking of entering a busl exceptional offer. Rneclal Y. M. C. A. and TO PEA MEMBER OF THE Y. M. C. A. CULTURE AND REFINEMENT. HUNDREDS OF SCHOOLS NOW USING GREGG SHORTHAND. More schools are teaching- this rvstemt to day than any other three systems combined. Never since the first system of shorthajwl was devised has there been such a uni versal recognition of superiority in any. system Be that found In the Gregg system. The verdict on every hand Is that the system is well-nigh perfect, and so far doe It ecllnse all others that it Is destined to become the universal svstom. of the English- speaking people. We recognized the great advantages of thl system years ago, and! this Inslltutlhn, by careful, conscientious trnining, has sent into tho commercial world hundreds of its pmduates who are now enjoying splendid salaries as fruits of their labor while In school. FOR VERY GOOD R BASONS the N. B. C. Is the only gchool In Omahathat la making a specialty of this system. Night School Now Open. Apply for catalogue; finest ever published by a business college, to the NEBRASKA BUSINESS COLLEGE. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ROYAL HOTEL, European, 10th & Chicago J Xuo DEWEY, European hotel. 13th and Farnam jii iue 11.23 PER WEEK, Doran house. 4-2 S. ISth. VIENNA HOTEL, 1011 Farnam; fine rooms, lauies cate, private dining r. ; open nignu. E lu8 THE FARNAM, 19th and Farnam streets. ju iu Midland Hotel, 16th & Chicago; reasonable. JU lit! SUITE of three elegantly furnished rooms ior nouseKeeping; parlor noor; hibo rooms for gentlemen lizl Douglas. J M278 TWO fine rooms for two or more gentle men, iseaj Davenport. ji Mit DESIRABLE front room, modern house, nil capitoi ave. taMiiii x LARGE and small rooms; all modern. 115 d. zutn si. fti-id ex NICE ROOM, private family, reasonable. ant is. zutn. tu aiMi ex I LiAnur.. uieHsanc rooms: moueni. utrini. nvu I house; fawn; flrst-clnss board. 1S18 Cap ttol ave., convenient to city. E M270 4x duiuc ana largo lurnisneu room. ji,u heat; modern. 316 N. 17th. 2332 FARNAM Furnished rooms; steam E M273 4x heat; top floor. DESIRABLE front room in private family, near high school; gentlemen preferred; ?reierr. E 2S8 4 references. pnor.e t -a. $ ROOMS; housekeeping. 1112 S. 11th. ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished. 116 N. Zotn. taasi urn. nv .... . - . , "';" S v viaiie Rx "e manor. B14 N. 23d. I-M3U6 5x SOUTH front parlor. 2024 St. Mary's ave. LARGE, nicely furnished rooms; steam heat. 2234 Farnam. B-Ma ox FURNISHED rooms, reasonable. 807 N. 18th. K M3W ax FURNISHED rooms; steam heat; house keeping privileges. 'Phone z.sw ar- nam. E-M301 6x NEATLY furnished rooms. 23"1 Douglas. E M302 ix i vir-PT V furnlahed oleaaant rooms rurnlsned Pleasant room" 2213 Douglas. B-M30S ox TWO coxy south rooms, new, all-modern house; best location; near new soutn Omaha High school; gentlemen or lady teachers: hoard it desired. - eiennone Mr. Ellis, 661. E 444 4x NICE front bedroom: gentleman pre ferred. 1911 Blnney. 'pnone B2t2t. is 102 10 or 4 FURNISHED rooms for light house- tot U.... U rn.uint.flrot oa. keeplng, 626 South Twenty-first ave. E-M337 6x NICE, clean, all front-view rooms. 1M0 St. Mary's ave., second floor. E M328 6 THREE pleasant, partly furnished rooms. modern: can do arranged ior nowretoii" ing; references required. 2701 Woolworth ave. n pao ia BTEAM-HEATED nicely furnished front rooms; poroemin nntn, gas; warning uib- tanco; excellent tocarion; rrammniN., tlcmen preferred. 226 Farnam, va nnor. MODERN stonm-hented room., The .Dun- eany. inquire. rnono ami. & mu,w v TWO front rooms, elogantlv furnished; lree modern storehouse, j'none n-mn. 2423 Cnss. ' E M536 03 LARGE front rooms; also single rooms; all modern conveniences, m . mn. Us MM( 0 EAST front rooms, newly erected modern brick store. 6U a. am. xataosa ox FOR RENT Piano, unrlght; ebony case $3 month to respnnsioie jjariie". wnou children. 115 S. 30th. E-6S0 4x TWO lnrire rooms, elegantly furnlnhed: ev erythlng mooorn; ntumo m nose: larxs porch and lawn. 808 S. 20th. E 632 4x SUITES of furnished or unfttrnlshod ronms for housekeeping, itrw nowira. n; mwi STEEPING rooms, nicely furnished 1K21 Leavenworth. K-MMl s FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD O. M li. TEL. till. MESSKNGLR4 AND BAGGAGE. F-lll THURSTON HOTEL; cool, outside rooms, $1.50 to $4.00 tier week: board. $3.50. Midland Hotel, ISth Chicago; reusonnMe. FURNISHED rooms, modern 626 8. 19th. F-M10O S4x VICINITY of High school, modaui south front rooms, including bourd, hi per wren. 240 Cass. 'Phone A2. W. F u7 WANTED Koomiuate, by a ynunt; man- of 11 years or age; must be young, weli-at- teu rluK and lenpertuble; housu is strictly list-class In every rupwt: bourd vood and room lurge mid well furnished; rates $25 per month. Address Y 29. Bee. F-960 MARRIED couplo cr two gentleman, ole. sunny furnished front room, e". erythlng modern; 'i-licin. 2323 Harney r mjiu ix THE CAPITOL Large, well-furnished south front room, suitable for two young men, with iy without board. lsth and Capitol ave. F-638 4 DOUBLE parlors, well furnished; hot and cold water lit rooms: also large rlosets; board; rules tttasoiiable. 6i U. 19th. T i'-Mi34 A. J. LOWBT, Prln., 17th and Hariiey St. SOCIAL ROOM. RECEPTION, ENTER Membership for One Year term. Such a membership will be or tin- t nor expense to tne students wno noia tnese and physically. Every young man ana nee, college will certainly appreciate this Y. W. C. A. literature sent on application. OR Y. W. C. A. MEANS CHARACTER. B FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD LARGE south room, nicely furnished, with first-class board; 'phone 621 H. 18th. F M275 4 NICELY furnished rooms, with board, Z1 S. ISth. F M298 61 EAST front with alcove, for two persona. The Pratt, 210-212 S. 25th St. , F-361 4x ROOMS, all newly furnished; flrst-elnsg board; all modern conveniences. 2039 Har ney; . . . F M531 6x UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 3210 CASS ST. Two south rooms, partly furnished, suitable for lighl housekeeping. a-m 5 ROOMS, 2619 N. 16th. G M181 6x THREE or four desirable housekeeping! modern. 2212 N 19th St. G M214 8x THREE or four desirable housekeeping! modern. 2212 N. 19th St. G M516 6x WANTED TO RENT WANTED, two or three rooms with board in strictly private fatally, for the winter, by young man, mother and daughter; must be private family and reasonable price. State particulars and terms in re ply. Y 42, Bee. K 3S8 6x WANTED Board end room In steam heated modern flat by young man work ing In 80. Omaha; must havo breakfast by 5:30 a. m. , Y 43, Bee. K M268 4x WANTED Small house, with furnace, near Farnam or Park line. Mrs. H. G. Miller, 301 N. 23d St. ' K 291 4x WANTED Board and room In private fam ily by gentleman; 16 minutes walk from 16th and Farnam; references exchanged. ' Address Y 44. Bee. K 285 4x 6 TO 8-ROOM furnished house for 8 to B months; In good condition. Byron R. Hastings, 1609V4 Farnam. K 281 8 WANTED By young couple, without chil dren, three or four furnished rooms for light housekeeping, In private. Christian family and quiet, home-like surroundings: must be south of Davenport and west of 20th st.: reference exchanged. Ad dress Y 45, Bee. K 203 4x WANTED By young couple, without chil dren. 2 or 8 furnished rooms, with or without tnblo brard, In orlvate. Chris tian fnmllv; mjst he south of Davenport end west of Sh St.; referencea ex- , changed. Address P. O. Box 8P9. . K-292 4X YOUNG msrrted couple want board and room" with small private family pre ferred; will pav up to $H0 per month; location, surroundings and aceommodi on must be very nice. Address Y ML Bee. K 3S6 ix WANTETV A furnished house for the win ter; references. Address Al B office. TC MK4 r WANTED TO BUY 6HONFELD, the ANTIQUARIAN, 822 N. Y. Lire, pays nignest price ior dookh. Tel. 8036. N 114 HIGHEST prices auid for furnished flats, S 84, Bee. N 114 WANTED 10O cars of bones: also buy scrap lion, tinfoil, rubber, copper, brass and all kinds of junk; tun also furnish sajih weights, any amount. Samuel M. Hey, 14U0 Indiana, Kansas City, Mo. Write me. N M765 SlOx WANTKD To buy stocks of general mer chandise. Answer Theodore Mayer, 201 3, 26th St., Omaha, Neb. N M238 WANTED Second-band engine lathe. Call on R. E. Patterson, Bee composing room. Bee building. N M31 FIRST-CLASS piano cheap Xor cash. Ad dress X 61, Bee. N 611 CASH fo your horses. Melchlor's Livery Barn. , N M254 WANTED To buy two secondhand pool tables. Address, John Frits. Dow City, Iowa. N 413-4 x WANT to buy a home In Wett Farnam of Hanscom park district at 82,000 to $5; price must be right. Y 63, carro of Tha Bee. , N 492 4 HOUSE 7 rooms and barn, and pay whole or part In shares of stock earning 7 per cent. Address Y CO, Bee. N 477 4x FCR SALE HORSES & WAGONS HIGH-GRADE rubber-tire runabout, slightly soiled, at half value. Also good top buggy and harness, cheap. Johnson & Danforth, a). W. Cor. lvtit & Jones Sts. P 174 16 NEW UTILITY WAGONS below cost. 1 axios and wnecis, e-it. Doay, nuggy top on seat. Snap, $68.00 each. Drum mond, ISth and Harney. P M778 IF YOUR WAGON needs fixing take It f J ront. jie nxes. inn and Leavenworttu P-17S FOR SALE Horses ror city driving or de livery, four livery trade solicited in either buggy or carriage work. Mel choir's Livery Bam. P M2e0 IF you need a cow, horse, buggy, wagon or Harness, nna wnat suits you snu 1 will buy It and Kell It to you on monthly payments; I have a Junje stock always on hand; If you cannot tlnd what cu want I will procure It. BOWEN. 708 N. Y. Life. P-M9 t FAMILY mare, buggy snd harness. This mare rears nothing; goco looaer. ims is a rare chance In a thousand to get a fam ily horse of this kind. 43d and Center. Tel. Ash S7042. P-429 4x TWO-SEATED extrnslon top carriage, al most new; nle siso rur one uorse; win II cheap. Bee U. F. Winn, 1 Far nam st. P-MM9 10 OSTEOPATHY Johnson Institute, 616 N. Y. Life bldg, T. Ifit . . -17 MRS. JOHN R. MU8ICK. Osteopathy Phy. SlCiaili uuiot, uuaiaa uiut. J, S, ,rs.-J -177 PR. FAR WELL, s; KTRy nervous disess-. tot J'aXlOO. V 1 !Lej