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AUTertlsesaeats for Ihese rolaaB
will takes 111 12 a, fat tke
evenlag eSltloa til M .. tm. lot
the warnlns dT ilt.
Hates 1 wr4 Srst lasertUat
la ward thereafter, kwthlac takea
for less tkaa XtM for tka flrei
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raa eeaseeatlvely.
Advertisers, kr resjsestlssi a um
bered check, eaa have swers
dressed ta a mkered letter la ear
at Tka Bee. Answers ao addressed
will ka delivered aa preeestatloa of
cheek.
MISCELLANEOUS
TRT KELLY 8 TOWEL SUPPLY.
Tel. S5.H.
PRESSORIUM
Clothe Pressed. 13:1
Farnam.
R-MU1
CITY SAVINGS BANK pays 4 per' ' pent.
R 378
IF YOU waut to buy, sell or rent properly,
borow money, sell note or account, rail
at R. a, N. Y. Life. Tel. 133. Glover Hon.
Pianos for Rent,
ll.Cn-U.0C. New pianos. High grade. Rent
allowed If you purchase. Petrte.d Piano
tympany. 111 Farnam. Telephone .t'U
Open rrnln(i. R 3S3
SAILS Loan Office; reliable. accommodat
ing; ail business confidential. 1301 Douglae.
R-tM
BLACK aella the best 12. SO hat on earth.
ANTI-MONOPOLY Garbage Co.. 81 N.
lath. Tel. 1779. HZ -
STOVE & FURNACE REPAIRS
TuLM. UH Doug. O in ana Stove Rep. Was.
T, MELCHOIR. machine worka, 13th and
Howard. H-3HS
KI.HABUER A PRICE, machine and em
era! repair worki, 317 8. 12tb at. Tel. 1477.
, R-M065 J2
SPECIAL attention given architects plana
and specifications; contractors should In
vestigate. Lew Wentworth, Sis I'axton
block R-M99 J7
OMAHA Safe and Iron ' works make a spe
cially of fire wpn, shutters, doors and
safes. Q. Andreen. prop., lu2 8 l"th Bt.
R-M1W
5 P.C. YEAR
From $500 to $6,0f Kitin on rcnl estate at
5 PER CENT Ptf EAR. All good lo ins
wanted. Call or -rlte and get my fjs
tem. W.- L. Eastman, litis Fn-num,
Omaha. R-M723
D. W. DUDGEON, the expert PLUMBER.
Two 'phones, 1906 and L2873.
R-M993 M7
' CITY STEAM LAUNDRY.
211 SOUTH 11TH. TEL 264.
We trust everbody. Flanni'ls and colored
goods laundered at our risk.
R-M172 J22
COLLINS PIANO CO., wnolesah. and re
tall musical Instruments. Talking ma
chines, records exchanged. 113 8. 17th at,
umaht. It
ELECTRIC light plants, water worka and
power planta built; Approved projects
financed. R. S. Ashe, 2610 IIumhol.lt .t.,
Denver. Colo. R 681 lx
FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES
A $10 OFFICE In The Bee building carries
with It ail the conveniences and advan
tages In the way of heat, light, Janitor
service, All night and all day and Sunday
elevator service. A 110 ottlce is now va
cant. Call at once. R. C Peters & Co.,
ground floor. Bee building. I 2J
l-STORY and basement brick building, 1001
Farnam, 22x100, hydraullo elevator, till
able tor wholesale or manufacturing, ail
First Nat l Bank building. 1437
IF A OOOD light la needed wa can ahow
you a north front ulllue on the nun floor,
a splendid room, at tka moderate price of
Iai. It. C. Peters Co.. ground floor,
ate building. t lOl
FOR RENT At (IS Farnam St., over 5,0W
square feet of flour- apace: can be used
tor storage or light manufacturing; will
rent all or part at a reasonable figure.
'Phone 2702.
DESK room, with telephone. 60S Bee.
I M499 Is
A VERY desirable office la the First Nat'l
Bank bldg. Apply to Walter M. Ciirter,
superintendent. 1677 1
8 TORES FOR RENT.
709-713 8. 27th ave $10.00
1922 8. 10th st 8.00
N. P. DODGE St CO.. 1614 Farnam St.
IM784 3
LOWER FARNAM OFFICES
United States Nation a Bank Build ng.
DESIRABLE MODERN OFFICES
We have two ground-floor offices, one
facing Farnam st. arid the other 12th at.;
large a-nd light, large wlndowa for dis
play; quarter-sawed uuk, plate-glaes par
titions, maple floors, large vault, private
toilet, cloak room, electric lights, steam
heat. Janitor service, strictly modern and
up to date. Wa have one small ottlce up
stairs which Is now vacant; new electric
levator, 7:30 to l large halls. We can
also furnish you desk room In large,
ground-flour office. Come and see us at
once. .
CHAS, WILLIAMSON CO.,
Ground. Floor U. 8. Nat'l Bank Bldg.
1787 I
DESK ROOM In large, ground-floor office,
on Farnam at; rent cheap; heat light and
telephone service furnished. Address O
4, cars Bee. 1798 1
WANTED TO BUY
BHONFELD. the ANTIQUARIAN, 823 N.
Y. Life, pays highest price for books.
Tel. tu34. , N as
WANTED Pigs, "shoat." Address P 4,
Bee. N-M493 lx
WANTED-Lot for cash, south of Farnam,
west of 20th; no agents. Addresa P 16, Bee.
N-760 1
WANTED To buy, vacant lot. In south
western part of dry; give location and
price. Addresa P li, Omaha Bee.
. N-M770 7r
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED to borrow at 7 per cent $500, on
rent paying realdence property In South
Omaha; security ample; home money pre
furred. Address P 14. Bee. Mfct
LOST
LOUT Bull pup, I months old, white ex
cept orown spoi aruunu leri eye; reward
I r return to toll St. Mary a ave. Phone
LOst-Mjl7 1
LOST Young black and white setter dog;
reward for return. U. H. Prltchett, 1614
Farnam eC Lost 24636 lx
LOUT Pocket book containing small sum
of money; reward. 1101 Locust at.
Lost-M61C lx
LOUT Strayed, sorrel pony from Benson.
Return to E. TlndelL Reward.
Lost M63 lx
LOST, yellow pointer dog; white markings.
Suitable reward for return to tot Karback
tllock. Lost 61 lx
LOST. Thursday evening, white satin
shoulder cape, 717 South lth at.; reward.
Lost 656 I
LOST OR STOLEN Fwwrt-colored gray
hound, white left front leg, white breast,
white tip on toes and tall. A liberal in
ward, at toll Davenport atreet, for In
formation that will lead to the recovery
of thla dog. Lost 7 lx
OPEN-FACE, plain-ease watch: H. a. H.
monogram; plain dial, Arabic figures. Re
turn to Bee office.
LoiKt-os lx
LOdT mJI leather pocketbook at Boston
Store; contained atone, mouey and keys.
Reward WUklns, R. F. D. No. 4, Coun
cil Bluffs. 'Phone Cedar WIS.
i Lost 471 lx
LOST, in or near Brandies! or Thompson
Helden'e storm, Tuesday, one fleur de lia
lady's stickpin of pearls. Reward given
fwc ratuxu. Addresa P 37, Be.
Luat-4JS lx
WANTED MALE HELP
190)
WINTER TERM
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BOYLES COLLEGE
OPENS
TOMORROW
COMPLETE BUSINESS COURSE.
COMPLETE SHOKTIIANI) AND TYPEWRITING COUPtSE.
. COMPLETE NOKMAL AND ENGLISH COURSE.
COMPLETE TELEGRAPHY COURSE.
COMPLETE CIVIL SERVICE COURSE.
BOYLES COLLEGE
ELECTED BY CHARTIER
Below we reproduce n letter that speaks for itself.
Visit our college and we'll show you results obtained by
CHARTIER'S ELECTRIC SHORTHAND
that speak for themselves!
We'll show you proof positive of our claim that the pupil
of this wonderful new shorthand system will be a faster, more
legible, more accurate, all-round better Stenographer in one
half the time than if Le had been studying any of the other
shorthand systems with their confusing, despair-breeding jumble
of word-signs, contractions, omissions and rules six long, dreary
months. We'll show you proof positive that this new system
of shorthand is based on nothing but the alphabet and ten simple
rules no word signs no exceptions no contractions no dots
and dashes none of the things that have heretofore hung on to
shorthand writing and do still cling to all other shorthand sys
tems like barnacles to an old ship bottom.
Here's the letter:
OMAHA, Neb., August 15, 1904.
MR. II. B. BOYLES,
Omatia, Neb.
Hoar Sir nnd Frknl: ,
After hnvirnr InTodur-ed Chnrtier'g Electric Shorthand in nearly
evorr lpitdinff m-bool in tlie st. 1 visited yotir city for the purpose
of plnolm; It In Omaha's leading college. It took me but a vry
abort, time, after making a seareblnif inquiry I nmonff the leading
business men of Omaha, to decide upon your school, as being, not
only the leading school of Its kind In Omaha, but one of the fore
most business colleges In the entire West. Owing to these facts, I
sought nnd closed a contract with yon for the exclusive right to
teach Charter's Electric Shorthand In Nebraska and Western Iowa.
The fact of your leadership, solid financial backing, state wide repu
tation, fine equipment, and superior faculty, I decided that you
could do moD for the advancement of Electric Shorthand than
Imlf a doz-.'n smaller lnstiattlons.
Von will find Electric Shorthand a revelation to your students
In ease of learning, rapidity of execution, and legibility of outline,
nnd there Is no reason why you should not enroll ninety per cent of
th iicospectlve students In your territory who may be fortunate
"ou'gh to have the merits of Electric Shorthand explained to them.
Winning you the success yon Justly merit. I remain.
Respectfully yours,
E. M. CHARTIEK.
1 And here's your opportunity:
Boyles College Winter Term opens January 2. Send or call
for catalogue.
BOYLES COLLEGE,
H. B. BOYLES, Pres.
BOYLES BLDG,
WANTED FOR U. 8. ARM T-Able-oodlH
unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 25,
cltliena of United States, of good charac
ter and temperate 'habits, whe speak,
read and write English. For Information
apply to Recruiting Officer, 19th anl
Douglas ats.. Oniabal Lincoln, Neb., o
Sioux City. la. B M2Ji
MEN TO LEARN barber trade; fre rail
road fare upon our 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 Barbera' Institute,
Omaha. Nab. B-8
MOLER'S Barber College, Denver, Colo.,
teaches the barber trade In 8 weeks and
guarantees positions. Special terms.
Write. B MB28 J16x
BY manufacturing house, trusty assistant
for branch ifflca: $11 paid weekly; position
permanent; no capital required; previous
experience not essential. Address Branch
Manager, 326 Dearborn, Chicago
B-M288 Six
I WANT and furnish drug clerks, drug
atorea and doctors. Knlest. 701 N. T. L.
B-417
TELEGRAPH department open In Decem
ber. Boyles College B MM1
GOOD salaried position for active man who
has $6,000 to Invest In well established
manufacturing business. Address P. p.
Box 464, Lincoln. Nab. B M2K3 Jan t
PORTRAIT MEN Send us a few orders
and compare with work you are now
handlinc: prices low; all work guaran
teed. Write Omaha Art Co. B 461 31
WANTED, men to sail garden seeds to the
farmers; write me for terms at once; big
wages can be made. Address O. P. Conk
lln. Seedsman, Red Oak, la. B Mill
IF TOU era In need of a position, call and
have a "heart-to-heart" talk with HART,
THE EXPERT. 923 N. Y. Life. B-9uS J4
MEN, 18 to 36, to prepare by horns study J
for railway man cierxs. see at ono
Inter-State Schools, 410 Bee bldg.. after
1 p. m. B M454 tlx
WANTED Bookkeepers, stenographer, of
fice clerks, store clerks, draftsmen, sales
men, high-class mechanics. Write Stan
dard information Company, Phoenix
Building, Minneapolis, Minn.
B M47I4X
WILL glv $80 business or shorthsnd schol-
arsnip to wormy pany aiiu win wnn uu
payment. Addresa P 6, Bee. B 625 Is
WANTED, men everywhere; good pay; to
aistribute circulars, sav. mauer, irck
slims, etc.: no oanvasslnsr. Address Na
tlonal Advertising Co., 100 Oakland1 Rank
Bldg., Chicago. III. B M63J lx
WANTED, compositors at once; don't wait
to write; come; satisfactory wages; Ne
braaka Newspaper Union, York. Neb.
B-M661 lx
EVERY ONE desirous Improving his posi
tion. Increasing his pay, should read our
free 80-page book. Our mall course plan
In electricity and steam emrineerinc
ahow the short road to success. Electrical
Engineer Institute, New York.
MEN WANTED to sell full line of hardy
fruit and ornamental trees. Work full or
part time as you prefer. Pay weekly;
outfit free. Lawrence Nursery Company,
Fort Madison, la. B
A FEW capable salesmen, staple Una with
strong Inducements. Something entirely
new. High commission, with expenses
advanced. Permanent. Sales Manager, 21
V. Atwater at., Detroit, Mich. B
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'8 election In
aures an Increase In civil service ap
pointments. Those Intending to tska the
next examination should send to the Co
lumbian Correspondence college, Washing
ton. D. C, and secure Its frre clvtl ser
vice announcement, containing date, sal
aries, places for holding examinations
and questions recently used by the eov-
ernment. B
WANTED Responsible man to manage an
office and distributing depot for largs
manufacturing concern. Salary $1,600 per
annum and commissions. Applicant must
have good references and $1 000. Capital
secure Address, Supt. 323 West 12th St.,
Chicago. B
WANTED Men to travel; salary and ex
peDse: experience not neceavarv. lK"l
nsnJ Kel-Bro Mercantile Co., 60 Wnhaah,
Chicago. B-i7 lx
WANTED Office boy; must have had edu
cation equivalent to two years In High
school. P 21. car Bee. B 71 lx
WANTED Clerks, salesmen, bookkeepers,
stenographers, typewriters, timekeepers,
serr Mary, buyer, cashier, superintendent,
rrofesstonal and technical men, foreman.
Inspector conductors, motormen drivers,
agents. Bend full particulars. Metropoli
tan Brokerage Co IU31 Broadwav. N'5w
York. B 741-U
WANTED MALE HELP
OMAHA, NEB.
B
tVE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY MON
DAYS IF YOi; ARE NOT WORKING
AND WISH TO SEE ABOUT OUR VA
CANCIES, CALL ON US.
p e are very anxious to secure successful,
"Xperteaced traveling salesman for
B ooeries,
h irdware,
.kirts.
Overalls and Shirts.
Good Bookkeeper and Stenographer.
Electrician.
Real Estate Salesman.
If you can't call, write for Hat of vacan
cies. WESTERN REF. & BOND ASS'N.
840 N. Y. Ufa bldg. B 764 1
WANTED Business man with $760 to $1,500
cash to taka charge of general sales and
distributing wareroom In Omaha. Salary
and commission will net from $3,000 to
$6,000 yearly. First-class references re
quired. Address: The Le Malre Company,
311-213 E. Madison St.. Chicago.
B 748 lx
ENERGETIC workers everywhere to dis
tribute circulars, samples and advertising
matter. Good pay. No canvassing. Co
operative Advertising Co., New York.
B 742 lx
SOLICITORS, either sex, every town.
Whea ton-Walker, 604 Bee bldg.
B-M970
MANAGER wanted, all sections, to select
agents for the famous "Game O' Skill;"
lawful evervhere; nils long felt want;
takes place forbidden slot machines; oper
ated with nickels; rented or sold on easy
payments; 42,000 now In use; sample sent
on 30 days' free trial. Write at once for
particulars, Fairbanks Billiard Table
Worka, Desk 26, Cleveland, Ohio.
B 664 lx
PPINTERS, keep away from York eb.
Frlntera. B 789 lx
WANTED Experienced Insurance soliciting
as-enta for all parte of Douglas county,
either sex or any nationality, to call nt
our office, 423 Bee bldg.; we have one of
the best paying propositions for agents
you ever answered. Office hours. 9 n. m.
to 6 p. m. B-M788 lx
WANTED Person to call on retail trade
for manuficturtnar house; local territory;
salary $26, paid weekly; expense money
advanced; previous experience unneces
sary. American Houae, Star B'U'ding.
Chicago. B 713 lx
WANTED Young men In every town In
the United States to d!strlbu odverfls
Ing matter end tnck signs. Address Fred
Leach, 80-36 La Salle St., Chicago TM.
B 715 lx
WANTED, every nonunion man to loin our
association; send 6" cents for card, which
will secure you good position. Employers'
Nat'l Protective Ass'n, Qulncy. Ill
B-718 lx
TRA VELINQ man for Nebraska, sdvertls
Ing and collectings salary $fift monthly and
expenses; steady position. Mineger Trav
elers, 1110 Caxton Bldg., Chlcero.
B 722 lx
PAPFR HANOF.R and painter, to work for
a trust compsny by the vear: salary;
. must be temperate, responsible man; ref
erences. K. V., BOX 316. Cincinnati Ohio.
B-7 lx
ACTIVE man to represent manufacturer;
f t In cash paid for 12 davs' trial: p -"motion
If sstlsfnrtory. Henry E"wall,
Lakesld bldg., Chicago. B 734 lx
DICTBl'TIVBft fcvery locality, rood salary,
xpmience unnecessary. Interstate De
tective Agency. Milwaukee. Wis
1 B-493 lx
MEN TO LEARN
BARBER TRADE
Bend for free catalogue and compare our
terms and advantage with others. Amer
ican Barber College, cor. 12th and Douglaa
sis. B MO lx
WANTED 260 yards of plastering done, by
party of known responaihility. Aprlv Mon
day morning at N. Y. Ufa Bldg.
B M8U I
During the year 1904 The Bee published 325,726 lint's of Sunday paid want ads. It
published a total of 882,098 lines of Daily and Sunday paid want ads. This is a very sub
stantial gain over 1903.
It is also several thousand lines more paid want ads than was printed by any other
Omaha paper.
- The Dee prints the most paid want ads. Bee want ads give the best returns.
A trial will convince.
WANTED MALE HELP
WINTER TERM
OF THE
Omaha Commercial College
SEVENTEENTH AND DOUGLAS 8TS.
OPENS TOMORROW MORNING,
JANUARY 2.
INEVV CLASSES IN THE BUSINESS, SHORTHAND. TYPE
WRITING AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENTS.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
If you are going to nt yourself for mercantile life, the Omaha Commercial Col
lege Is In a position to render you mont valuable assistance. For twenty years It has
made a special effort to prepare young people for positions aa booKkeepera, steno
graphers and telegraph operators. As evidence of Its success, we have only to re
mind you of the fact that almost every business in onialia employs a numoer of Its
students. Its coursrg are thorojgh and comprehensive; the beat teachers obtain
able are employed; no time is wasted In frills of any sort; the euu.pments are all
modern. The work In supplemented by su h additions " Iectiire Course. IJterary
BcK'icty. Public Dim uwsluns, Board of Trade Meetings, and Public Literary Entertain
ments of a hlli character, a Gymnasium with facilities for all ind.'or fpcrtu, sach as
club swinging. dumbbell exercises and banket ball. We employ one of the leading
ponmen In the' country, l'ennianshlp Is one of the1 most Important subjects to be
taken, and every student should select a school where at least one professional penman
Is employed.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT This department Is conceded to be the strongest and
best equipped and best conducted of Its kind In the state. The course of study Is
more comprehensive than that usually given. If you complete It, It means capability
; to assume the dutlea of a bookkeeper In any
TELKGRAPH DEPARTMENT Thla department baa a large attendance, a splen
did cuuibe of study and la under the supervision of an expert operator. The
equipments are said to be far superior to the average telegraph school. To gradu
ate from this department means success.
SHORTHAND DEPARTMENT This department Is now exciting most favorable
comment. It has come about because of superior methods of Instruction and the ac
knowledgement superiority of the Mustier Shorthand aystetii iiver all of the Pit
manic stems; also Grigs and the Chartier Electric. If those desiring to take up
shorthand could have been present at the recent National Pus-ineps Educator's con
vention at Chicago and there witnessed the exhibition of rapid writing by Miss Cecelia
McCarthy, a student of our Shorlhund Department, It would not take long to decide
what system of shorthand to learn. Miss McCarthy gave public exhibitions and ex
cited the most favorable comment. An old court reporter of Omaha, A. N. Hopkins,
who was employed hy the convention, was called upon to teet Miss McCarthy's abil
ity to write. He rend matter of his own selection out of Chicago daily papers, and
when she had finished writing and read her notes so fluently, he remarked, "This
la one of the best exhibitions of shorthand writing I have ever si en. I had previously
thought that the Gruhnm system was the only rt porting system, but Graham writ
ers will have to exert themse'.ve.s or be left In tho rear." Other distinguishing ex
ponents of shoith.ind nt the convention were correspondingly strong statements rela
tive to the ease and speed with which she wrote, and the facility with which Hhe
read her notes. Mosher Shorthand Is, Indeed, becoming most popular. It will pay
you to Investigate and compare it wlthother systems.
For Catalogues and Advertising Literature address:
ROHRBOUGH BROS.
. OMAHA, NEB.
STENOGRAPHER
Do you wish a good stenographer? The
Western Reference and Bond association
will furnish you with one without charge.
'Phone 4:sa. 41-M1 N. Y. Lite bldg.
B i'!u lx
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Girl for general housework;
family of two. C. C. Montgomery, il3
South 40th. C M154
80 GIRLS, Canadian office, 16th and Dodge.
C 4vi
USE Landreen's Antiseptic Jlalr Tonic.
C-4is J14
WANTED Immediately, competent girl
for general housework; small family;
good wages fur steady girl. Apply 814
. North 23d St.. South Omuha. C 488 31
WANTED Child's nurse; references re
quired. Inquire of Capt. Palmer, quarters
No. U, Fort Crook, Neb. Q4s6 31
WANTED A girl ' for general housework;
small family. Apply mornings to Mil
Capitol avenue. C-!24 1
WILL give $00 business or shorthand schol
arship to worthy party and will wait on
payment. Address P 6, Bee. C a lx
EARN $10 weekly copying letters at home.
Send stamped envelope for particulars.
A. P. Wynkoop, Durango, Colo.
C-740-lx
LADIES, you earn from $3 to $3 dally
handling our souvenir post cards. Sell on
sight; pleasant work; enormous profits.
Send luc for sample of four beautiful
cards and terms. 17. S. Souvenir Post
Curd Co., 835 Broadway, New York.
C 743 lx
COPYISTS WANTED Writing at h ne:
$: per hundred letters Bent us; stamped
addressed envelope. Continental Whole
sale Co., Mozart Hotel, St. Louis.
C-602 lx
LADIES 130 thousand copying letters; no
mailing to friends or furnishing address;
stumped envelope for particulars. U. S.
Advertising Co., Dept. 124, Chicago.
C 711 lx
LADIES having fancy work to sell, em
broideries, battenberg, drawn work; also
to do other work. Stamped envelope. La
dies' Exchange, 34 Monroe, Chicago.
C726 lx
$20 AND EXPENSES paid each week to
ladles as district managers to distribute
goods and make collections, experience
not necessary. Addres.-ed envelope for
reply. Woman's Dept., 62 Dearborn. Chi
cago. C 732 lx
LADIES. $25 thousand copying short let
ters at home. Material free everywhere.
Send stamped addressed envelope for
copy of letter and full particulars. East
ern Co., 817 Heed building, Philadelphia.
Pa, C 701 lx
WANTED, two young ladies of- good nd
dress and appearance to canvaas families
for a food product. Address P 2T. Bee.
c-Msa s
WANTED, lady advance agent who can
book a first claae entertainment In small
and medium sized towns, under the aus
pices of clubs, lodges, etc. Mus be g"od
drewer and a hustler. Proposition worth
$100 per week to the right person. Al ref
erences given and required; state age and
experience. Address Box 612, G ithrle
Center, la. C 837 lx
WANTED SITUATION
SITUATION, by experienced phaimacst
in Iowa, competent to manage; A-l ref
erences. Addreas C. C. Keid, Ea.ly, la.
A M4o0 lx
YOUNG man, strictly temperati, 6 years'
road experience, Is open lor offe s; bond
furnished If desired. Address O tit. Bee.
A Uibi lx
TWO young ladles desire to work for
board and room while attending college.
Address Boylss Business Co. lege.
A J 31
SITUATION wanted, by stenographer;
young nun IS; willing, all around worker;
reasonable salary. Address P 8. Bee.
' A-M&i$ 2x
WANTED Situation, by a respectable colored-
man and wife, to cook, attend fur
nace, etc.: wife chamber maid, etc. Ad
dress P U. Bee. A 756 lx
POSITION by young widow as housekeeper
In a ftrst-class hotel; competent to taka
charge of any department! P 21. Bee.
1 A M674 3x
A POSITION ss private teacher of a deaf
child. P 1. Bee. A-M076 3x
BRASS FOUNDRIES
BHABS and aluminum casting, nickel plat
ing and flniahlng. Specialty Mfg. Co., 4
N. Main St.. Council Bluffs.
AGENTS WANTED
mercantile establishment
BIG MONEY FOR AGENTS Men. women,
boys ai.d girls; beuutiful shell novelt ei
plu cushioiis, match boxes, ualipiii cises,
toothpick holders, work boxes, handker
chief boxes, etc.; big coin. Puruiumrs
and sample, luc. Address Pacific NoveUy
Co., Los Angeles, Cat. J-M4.il lx
$S0 A MONTH salary and all expeases to
men with rig to introduce our guaranteed
poultry renieUits. Veur's contruct. G. H.
Llgler Co., Xat7, Sprlnglield, 111.
J M4S6 lx
DESK ROOM with telephone; steam heat;
ground lloor. 516 S. 16th. J 684 1
BIO MONEY in squabs; tney sell for $2 to
$6 a doatm, cheaply raised In only four
weeks; write for our free book about this
rich Industry. Plymouth Rock Squab Co.,
2S Atlantic- Ave., Boston, Mass. J
OUR PLAN for starimg beginners in profit
able Mail-Order Business is very success
full. We are pioneers in this held. Some
we started three months ago receive 100
letters dally and are making big .money.
Complete plan for stamp. Central Sup
ply Co., Kansas City, Mo. J
AGENTS, $76 per month and expenses to
sell advertising rtgns to merchants and
manufacturers. Bt, Louis Sign Co., St.
Louts, Mo. J
AGENTS make $3 to $10 a day nttlng
glasses; big profits : our 24-page free iy
book tells how; write today. JacKeonlan
Optical College, College Place, Jackson,
Mich. J
WANTED, agents, men and women; steady
work, big profits. Write for free samples.
H. A. Kuni, 2101 Franklin ave., St. Louis,
Mo. J
AGENTS The Underwriter Fire Extin
guishers, for the protection of homes,
hapitals, theaters, hotels, schools, fac
tories; etc., endorsed by 41 boards of un
derwriters, In use In all the departments
of the U. S. government. Over $1.0u0,000
worth have been sold; weekly output now
over 4U extinguishers: representatives
wanted; references required. KNIGHT &
THOMAS( Incorporated), Boston, Mii.
J 687 lx
AGENTS $10 day; "novelty sign cards."
"window display signs;" merchants by 25
IV) on sight; 1,000 varieties; catalogue
free. National Adv. Co., Dept. 1467,
Avenue A, New York. J 754 lx
AGENTS $60 a week guaranteed Auto
matic wahers sell themselves; agent
writes: "Exhibited samule to ten women:
' took ten orders." Time, 45 minutes. Profit,
over am. uuaranteea to ao a wasning in
30 minutes; furnishes Its own power; re
quires no labor; costs less than any other
machine; free samples and exclusive ter
ritory furnished. Automatic Washer Co.,
Station U, Chicago. J 749 lx
AGENTS, handle the greatest seller on
market. Sells everywhere. Great money
maker. Send for terms and particulars
to W. E. Greene, 9 Wlllard Place, Plym
outh. Mass J 748 lx
WE PAY $18 a week and expenses to men
with rigs to Introduce poultry compound;
year's contract. Imperial Mfg. Co., Dept.
64. Parsons, Kan. J
AGENTS wanted. Sell our $1 bottle Sarsa
parilla for 8oe; best sell r; 2'J0 per cent
profit. Write today for t rms and terri
tory. F. R. Greene, 115 Lake St., Chicago.
EIGHTY MILLION pieces advertising mat
ter for distribution In 1906; contracts
ready; men wanted everywhere; stamp
brings particulars. Write quick If vou
want position. National Advertising
Bureau, 12 Eaat 42d St.. New York. J
WANTED Local agents for patented pos
tage stamp machine. Davidson, 140 W,
42d St., New York . J 771 1
AGEVTH R"st In dark; nnmei lates, signs,
numb rs; 200 rer rent pritlt; samples
free. Wright Supply Co.. Englewqod. III.
J-709 lx
AGENT" Tro: evervtM-p- nn1 sell Won
der waterproof shoe polish; It'a a winner;
two full-sized bottles free. Wonder Shoe
Po'l-h Co., Dept. 4. Chicago. J 710 lx
$&TTPER morth nnd ?20 per week for trav
el'nif expenses me;' se-m big monev to
you, but It can and !s being made selling
me of tent for nuking smokeless gun nn
blasting powder at 8 cents per pound.
. It enn b msde In anv kitchen without
any mschlnery. You can travel all over
the we'd nd make more money than
you ever dreamed of before. Bwsr of
fakes adv T lsIng s smokeless powder. I
am the Inventor and ho'r the patents. I
wsnt a general agent In each state at
once to travel nnd ap-olnt agents P-r-tioMsrs
free J. A. Stransky, Box soj,
Pukwana, 8. D. J 7i lx
WE start you selling diamonds. Don't fall
retting our liberal offer; K dally sure.
Cnrbon Diamond Co., Syracuse, N. Y.
Mention this paner. J 491 lx
$13.40 dally, agents selling clam shell pearls,
all double beauties, gross assorted colors,
prepaid $1 00. dosen 26c, sample 10c. Pa
cific Shell Co., 120 N. Broadway Los
Angeles, CaL J-696 lx
AGENTS WANTED
Nebraska - Business College
A, C. ONO. A. M.. LL. B.. Pre; A. J. LOWRT, Prlnc 17TH AND HARNET STaV
Winter Term Opsns January 2, 'OS.
Students have been enrolling during entire rast week for the Winter Term.
Many nf those here last yjar will be with us again this terra and complete tha course.
New classea will be organised In all departments. Come and join ua.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Do not forget that this department Is equipped with roller top desks aad efflca
chairs, admitted to be the finest west of Chicago. Every factility Is here provided
the students foi comfort and thorough work. . .
We tiaeh the actual practice syste n in bookkeeping right from the start, in mis
way our st.idents learn by doing. They mike out ail kinds of business papers, such
as notes, checks, drafts, receipts, etc.. and become as familiar with these paper aa
if working Ip an actuil business ofhVe. If you wish t,i learn bookkeeping aa It Is
practiced, a penmanship that the business requires, ana a good knowledge of eom
mercUl branches in general coma and Join us. We have the faclllUea, wa hava tha
teachers.
SHORTHAND DEPARTMENT
For a student to become a stenog apher, capable of holding a desirable aosltleav
must learn a system that has the possiblli tiea of speed and legibility. Nine out
ten of all the systems ever devised have been found weak and worthless, after being
tried In schools and found wanting Can you afford to take any chances with a
sysiem yet untested? The Greg sstem titught In this school has been tested for
years, and Is today used in more schools thin any other three systems combined. You
will not be experimented upon end run the rlek of making a failure. Study a ahorthaod
that has been lound equal to any emergency THE GRLGG.
Y. M. C. A. OR Y. V. C A. MEMBERSHIP FREE
Every student who takes out a full term scholarship Is given a y ear's merabas
ship In either the Y. M. C. A. or Y. W. C. A. without extra expense. No auoh propo
sition was ever made by any school. The value of this membership to a student oaa
scarcely be computed. To be a member of cither of these Institution ta na abstr
acter, culture and refinement. I
NIGHT
Apply for catalorua and college literature.
"I FEEL like a millionaire," writes one
agent. iew: aemana: aulc-K sales.
f armers' Account Book Co., Newton, la.
J-719 lx
WANTED In all parts of United Slates,
agent to sell the laUrt and most useful
Mid taking Invention for the automobile,
tl.e speed Indicator nnd odometer coin
bin -d. gives the sneed and distance trav
eled by auto. Atents ctn make from
$15 to $75 jx"r day; only the. ui -in-date
men need apply. Agiit corresionllnjt
with us will b" given a proi os tlon never
e' u ilcd. The F. A. Uen.'iuiiln Co., Phce
r.l B.flif., A inn a po is. Minn. J 7::7 1
AGDXTS wanted In every city for new de
vice, Just patented; curs 'tnd memoran
dum ttrcn.ment for tolejhnno; one to
ten antes In every office; largo profits;
p:'';'sint, rirrr.i -rent work. Telephone
ft'em rnndiim Co"., Boston block. Minne
apolis. Minn. J 707 lx
$76 WEEKLY and expenses easily made,
writing life, health and accident Insur
ance; experience unnecessary. Write
Royal Fraternal Union, St. Louis. Mi.
J-728 lx
WANTED Competent salesman to a
first-class line of advert sing cal ndi s
funs, lead pncll novel'l-". etc. P. N.
Co., Station E. Buffalo. N. Y.
J-736 lx
EVEPYPOPY write otilk for rnnpls and
big offer; no free aTiples after this week
s-vman, 2127 Franklin ave., P. 'oils,
Mo. J 735 lx
AGENTS on salnry or commission. The
greatest Agents' seller ever produced;
every user of pen and Ink buys It on
sight; JOO to 6"0 rer cent profit; one
ntrent's sites amounted to JCJf In six divs;
another $32 In two hours. Monroe Mfg.
Co., X 16, La Crosse, Wis.' J-702 lx
WANTED, ae-ents at pice n your lo-
callty) for staple sj-tlcle: sells at sight;
needed In every home and by everybody.
Flir money maker. Legitimate proposition.
You can establish a splendid business.
Write at once. Everhnrt Bros.. 71W La-
fayette ave., Chicago, 111. Jjz95 lx
WANTED SALESMEN
TRAVELING salesmen to sell our summer
dress goods, white goods, eto. to retailers
on commission. Tha Purnell Dale Mills,
' P. O., Box 600, Philadelphia, Pa.
-M6JS 31x
WANTED Salesmen of ability and neat
appearance to call on all merchants In
their territory; elegant side line, conven
ient to carry; good commissions, prompt
remittance, Belmont Mfg. Co., Cincin
nati, O. 75S lx
SALESMAN wanted for Una of easy telling
specialties; extra good for side line; good
commission. C. O. Myera Co., Atchison,
Kan. 661 lx
" SALESMAN WANTED
For H. ku. Neb. and N. E. Kansas territory
by a leading Chicago lancy dry goods and
notion house; must have established
trads; to such A-l proposition will be
made; turn has trade lu Neb..' Full par
ticulars confidential. Address PAUL
MiilER, low Adarua St., Chicago, 111.
6W lx
SKILLFUL scheme salesman, retailer wins
out and la pleaaed; office or road posi
tion; nothing equal to it; $JU0 per week
can be made; can be used aa a very
profitable aids line; samples light and
furnished on references; correspondence
confidential. Addresa Box 366, Chicago.
IX IX
WANTED By manufacturer of perfumes,
toilet articles and flavoring extracts,
salesman to fill vacancy in Nebraska,
Address P . Bee. . 721 lx
TRAVELING Salesman By large whole
sale house for Nebraska to fill vacancy;
1Ku6 contract; atale experience. Drawer
"8," Chicago. 714 lx
EXPERIENCED traveling salesmen; two i
exceptionally good positions open for 1906 :
by laige Cleveland lobbing house; aales-
manshlp, energy and business ability will
make the position permanent; general I
mercantile trade; high commissions, with i
$36 weekly. W. S. Flnley Co.. 90 Prospect
St., Cleveland, Ohio. 699 lx i
WE are anlarrlna- our selling force for 1906
N and can use one good specialty salesman
in Nebraska; only capauie ana experi
enced men need apply. Frank R. Jen
nings Co., Detroit, Mloh. 704 lx
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. 698 lx
WANTED, experienced salesmen to handle
our high grade Imported and domestic
calendars and advertising specialties. Ex
clusive territory. Appiy with reference
to Tha Specialty Adv. Co., SU Joaeph, Mo.
692 lx
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
j ROZAL HOTEL, European. 16th Chlcagft
DKWKY. European hotel. 13th and Vtrnim.
VIENNA HOTEL. 1011 Farnam; fins rooms,
ladles' cafe, private dining r.; open nlghta
Br All
HO t'BE KEEPING Three or four very de
sirable, partly furnished rooms: bath and
gas. references required. 2426 St Mary's
ava. E 412
MIDLAND hctel. 1th and Chicago: steam
heated; medium price; cafe In connection.
E 413
Fl'RNIHHKD and unfurnished, all parts
of ci!y. Room 1. N. Y Life E 414
WE furnish rooms complete cheaper and
better than any one In Omaha. Terms:
$5 worth, $1 per week; $50 worth, $1.60 per
week.
Omaha Furniture and Carpet Co., between
12th and 13th, on Farnam at. E 807 1
NICELY 'urnlshed frort room, qutet. good
location: stntleman preferred. 1921 Dodge.
'Phone (ltsi. E-M6
LARGE, pleasant front room: modern;
'phone, l&i Douglas. B M5J4
LARGE wall furnished room, mern.
lot a. lttb st K-Vu
NEWLY furnlsned rooms, modern.' Hit
Webster. Tel. U2U. &MS30
MODERN furnished rooms; best leeatloa.
hi a. tots. sv-uo
DESIRABLE rooms, first-class locstlos.
walking distance. K14 Farnam.
E Vf 9M
aOL'TH front sarler. toM Bt- Mary's ave.
E-M 131
$100 to $100 per ws.k. 4 . Uth at . one
block south of court house. E M15S
HOT WATER H BATED rooms. Well fur
. lushed. Hi No. 17 th, K MiuT tx
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
SCHOOL
NICELY furnished front room, with board
. lurn.ice neat moueru; sunaois o i"
young ladles; reasonable, tliiio. 19th at.
NICELY furnished steam heated rooms.
17J Dodge. Phone B2294. K M506 lx ,
WELL furnished, strictly saodern. 19U
Davenport. Tel. 1769. B-M506 1
NICELY furnished rooms, strictly modern,
113 So. Hth t. &-Mi13 3X
THREE rooms for light housekeeping, mod
ern und convenient. 2211 Douglas
E M61I lx
TWO adlolnlng rooms, suitable for four
working gills; $4 per weell. 1017 Chi
cago. E M610 1
ROOMS, 1W6 Capitol ave.
E-M634 4X
NICE warm rooms; strictly modern. 2211
Jones si. E M049 3x
WELL furnished Btenm heated rooms)
reasonable. 623 N. 20th. E M645 2x
NICELY furnished, well heated rooms.
811 S. 21st St. E M046 8x
ONE suite of looms suitable for four gen
tlemen. 181:2 Chicago. Tel. 4040.
E M640 I
WELL furnished front room, suitable for
one or two gentlemen. 1712 Davenport.
E-M 641 lx
WELL furnished front room with all mod
ern conveniences. 1919 Dodge st.
E MS22 $X
NICELY furnished room, modern. 2118 Chi
cago st. E -Mh23 lx
NICE warm rooms; reasonable; close In,
1702 Davenport. E M824 lx
NICELY furnished, strictly modern rootnj
S. 26th ave. E MS24 lx
WEI, furnished room; e-verything modem.
1909 Capitol ave. E M824 3x
THREE well furnished, steam heated
rooms; housekeeping. 2234 Farnam. Flat 1
E-M845 3x
WELL furnished room ; everything modern,
furnace heat. 216 N. 19th St.
B-M816 3x
STRTCTLY modern rooms; close In. 1811
Dodge at. E MS17 lx
NTCELY furnished front room; modern;
walking distance. 2234 Farnam
E M818 ix
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
O. M. E., TEL. all.
MESSENGERS AND BAGGAG11
ir-4M
METROPOLITAN restaurant, regular
meals 15c; meals to order. 1321 Dougias.
Tel. A426. r-um 4
THE SHELTON. 26th and Dodge, Ideal
home for the winter, pleasant rooms,
strictly modern, horns cooking; reason
able r-7(
LARGE ROOM, with small room adjoin
ing; very beet of board, refined locution,
modern, 'phone F 324, 627 Park ave.
F-eiS lx
$1.60 UP; single meals 10c. 11 Dodge.
F M73S Jan in '06
WANTED Young man aa roommate; good
location; modern conveniences; walking
distance and on oar line; rates reason
able. 'Phone 12u$. F M4S3 2x
FOR RENT Nicely furnished east front
warm room; furnaoe heat: good board;
modern; telephone, etc. 620 So. 19th at.
F Mai 2x
NICE south room with board, adjoining
alcove. 2418 Casa. TeL A1994.
F-MS04 lx
WELL furnished front room with board;
everything modern. 301 So. 24th.
' F-M501 lx
TWO nicely furnished rooms, with board.
m a wees; moaem no use. izib tau
fornla. F M769 2
NICE front room with board; modern. 120
No. 26th. F M509 1
ONE nice, warm front room, suitable for
two gentlemen. 2323 Harney. F M611
THE ROSE. 2020 Harney 'st.. nice, warm
rooms, good board; rates reason ibl.
F-iri 8x
BOARD In private family for two young
t"vii , cvcii vol, v viiieiiuc , Iliouern. wum
Seward.
F-609 lx
NTCELY furnished rooms and good board:
family style; 616 N. 23d. F M648 lx
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms with bosrdl
private family; home cooking. 429 H. 24th,
F M47 3x
BOARD bv day or week. "The Dtiddew."
Ill N. 18th. F-M644 lx
ROOMS and hosrd. $5 per week; 11 per
month. 2010 Webster. F M842 1
WAHM comfortable rooms and board
home rooking. (26 S. 19th at
F M641 2x
ROOrq and board: w1l fumlhed, good
locntlon; cheap. 1811 Chicago;
F-M8I1 Ix
Wft t, furnished rooms and rood board?
20)8 Dodge. F M820 lx
WANTED TO RENT
WE can rant your rooms and tiousss.
Room 3. N. Y. Life. 'Phono US. Glover
st Bon- K 419
WANTED TO RENT In private family,
wit1' moert j n-ne n i'-ree or two
email, unfurnl tied rooms, with board, by
married couple. Phone B-2167.
v K-M469 U
WANTED, to rent, at once furnlahe)
liouso, cottsge or flat; modern; 6 or I
rooms; for family of I: no children. Ad
dress M S. Hhifer, 4ul First Nat fi nk
Bldg. Tel 2636. K M837
WANTED a furnished room with or with
out board. In vicinity of Park ivnun and
Mason street. Please state terms Ad
dress P 11, Bee. KU3 2x
WANTED TO RENT In private family,
with modern home, one larva or two
small, unfurnlahed rooms, with board by
married, couple, 'phone B21V7 (after Mon
day). K-486 1
WANTED Well equipped dining room to
rent. P 20. cars Bee. K M67I Ix
H ANTED, place for student to work for
board and room. And -ess Omaha Couv
uerclal Collage telephone 19.
X.-M821 ta
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