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    THE OMAHA' DAILY BEE: . SUNDAY. AFIHL lfi. 100.-.'
1:
SPECIAL NOTICES
' J4rtlaraeattf tor' flics eolaaoB
will b taken antll 12 m. for the
rrrsln edition and aatll 8 v. at. lor
lb moraine and aadar dittos.
nata 1 1 o a rr4 flr Inarrttoai
la word thereafter. Natalaa; takea
far ! tbaa SO (or the Irst laser
Hon. These adrert Iseaeats mmnt bo
run cansecat Ivelr.
Advertisers, br reaaesMns; a
bered cheek, eaa have answers ad
dressed to a aaaaberad letter ia ear
nf The Bee. Answers ao addressed
itIII be delivered oa presentation of
check.
MISCELLANEOUS
190
SPRING TERM
BOYLES COLLEGE
18 NOW OPEN.
yt It I not too 1st to enter.
Business, Shorthand. Typewriting, Teleg
raphy, Normal. English, Civil Service
nnd Journalism. Catalogue free. Ad
dress If. K. Boyle, Pre., Boylee Bldg.,
Otnnlia, Neb. It MI96
Special Sale on Machines f ha
Have Been Traded in on
Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machines
Thes- machines have all been thoroughly
overhauled and are the latest thing that tha
different factories produce. They are com
plete, with attachments and are guaranteed
to ba In flrat class condition.
The following Is a list of machines we
have on handi
linger, S-d rawer, drop-head $20.00
Singer, 7-drswer, drop-head 22.00
Davis, (-drawer, drop-head 17.00
Dsvl. 7-drawer. drop-head 10.00
Standard Automatic Grand 25 00
White, S-drawer, drop-head JB.OO
Domestic, fi-drawer, drop-head 20.00
Seeond-hand machines, box top, of any
make, from 15.00 to SI 0.00. These are com
plete with attachments and will glva you
good service, '
We Rent Machines,
75c a Week.
SECOND-HAND
TYPEWRITERS
The following Second-hand
Typewriters are all in good
condition and bargains for the
money. :
1 Underwood typewriter
2 Remington No., C typewriters
1 Remington No. 8 typewriter ..
1 Remington No. 6 typewriter
1 Denamore, ,
!! Fox typewriters
1 new Blirksenderfer, No. 7 ....
l tiiiiKnnernT, no. ..........
1 Oliver, No. 1 '
1 Oliver. No. 3
I Smith-Premier
...IKS.00
...StW.OO
...SWOO
...11.80
...130.00
...150.00
...$30.00
...115.00
...$20.00
...$65.00
... $63.00
Phonographs,
... Edison, or Victor.
5,000 Records
Bicycles from $5.00 Up
NEBRASKA
CYCLE CO-
'Phone 1663
'Comer 15th and Harney
fl!5 North 24th St., South Omaha.
334 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
R
Or. Wilkinson's
Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat
Clinics
ephone b)S2). Creighton
Block, 15th and Douglas,
: OMAHA.
Dally for Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness.
Adenoids cause cf month breathing and
leafneai In children, Ill-shaped Noses.
Chronlb Bora Throat. Neuralgia, RnlorgetJ
Twirlta. Orowth In Nostrils, Popypl, etc.,
"left Palate, Harelip. Tie Toiigtfe. Running
Ears, Nulftss In Car Cross EyM straight
ened by operation. Affections of Tear
Ducts, Headache, due to eye or nasal or
catarrhal causes. Affections of the Voice
tub Speech. Irritable Coughs, stopped up
nostrils. Results of Hay Fsver, La ONppe.
Fie to tha poor 11 a. m. to 7 o'clock.
Sundays to if. No rhofge for examina
tion of patient. Call or writs and learn
what can bs dune. R-
CITY. oAVlNCJS BANK rays 4 per cent.
R-701
1HV KELLY'S TOWEL 8CPPLY. Tel S630
t-vSV
EYE STRAIN relied I
tr.-Cthium
ahmnett's
d l)V
tr.'Cthiuht; glasses tg fit prices rinlit
expert optical
MISCELLANEOUS
vYHo'S your tailor? It should be Drcitlicr.
'I ui) Busy making clothes to close. Open
evening. Ml Kurnam at. R--T'
.WTI-Monopoly lisrbnge Co.
1 1 1 a.
Tel.
tKl N. I'iih.
R-7CJ
t HIOAOO
TKl,. JOS.
LACNDRY; FINE
WORK.
r-;u;
LOCKSMITH ItJt Te'l.'T! N R-TUS '
surveVsuSv "
.1 xai'H' cxpcileiic-s In Omaha. Tel. B1S97.
t i Buxton blink, it -7K
Pt PPTPlf t "ii.'i l Cleaning Work.
l-l.t,vl llv Chrialiunvon. l"it N. Hcitli.
T, I. K.V. R-M(f A.'S
Stove? Stored &k'..rb:"
cure.
ua at
uur now luidtlnn. :ru and l.vs lkmglaa st.
UJI AK.y BlOVaJ iitPAlK WORKS .
Nebraska
Business
College
BOYD BLDG,. OMAHA
A, C. Ong, A. M., LL. B..
President.
A. J. Lowry, Principal.
A Model Institution.
Location
For the past twelve year. tha
school has had the most substan
llal growth until today we occupy
two etntire floors of the elegant
stone front structure. Cor. 17tli and
Harney streets. The rooms have
perfect light and ventilation, ere
above the noise and dust of the
street and delightfully cool In the
summer.
Equipment of the
N. B. C '
Tha furnishings of tho school nrs
Ideal. Roll-top desks and revolving
chairs for every student In the Com
mercial Department, and Yale lock.
Oxford box desks, finished In golden
oak In tho Shorthand Department.
Ws use over fifty tyrewrlicrs. tnlriy
new ones within the UHt few months.
The best of everything mukes It
possible to produce the Lest results.
Com. Dept- of the
N. B. C
We teach the actual practice sys
tem from the start nothing like
learning by doing. The etuilents are
under Instruction of prartlcal expe
rience. The same requirements en
forced In the best regulated business
offices are enforced In every depart
ment of the school. Business Is
business, and In securing a business
training It should he In a school
where every element of business Is
taught and practiced.
Shorthand Dept. of
the N. B. C.
The Qregg system Is taught In Its
purity. More schools In the United
States and Canada are using this
system than ahy other three 'sys
tems combined. Conclusive evidence,
is It not, of Its being superior to
all others? Our students have no
trouble In learning shorthand; the
Gregg system In easy to learn, easy
to write and easy to road. Come and
learn the best under a principal
who Is a graduate of four srhools
and of the far-famed Gregg School
for Teachers.
Y. M. C. A.
Valued at $10 or
Y. W. C. A.
. Membership Free
Every student who takes out a
full term scholarship i.- given a
year's membership In the Y. M. C. A.
or Y. W. C. A. without extra ex
pense. The surroundings and in
fluence of associates has everything
to do with the success nf the stu
dent. To be a member or either of
the above associations means char
acter, culture and refinement.
Positions for the
N. B. C. Graduates
The all-absorbing question with
the student about to enter school
Is, "Will 1 be assisted to a position
after completing my course?" Tha
Institution that has the reputation
nf doing thorough, first-class wo: It
has but little difficulty In placing
Its graduates. Business men are not
slow to find out tho school they cun
call on for skillfully trained help.
Such Is our growing reputation for
assisting our graduates to positions
that we have a score or more of
business firms who depend upon us
for their help.
1
Endorsements of the
N. B. C.
FIRST NAT'!, BANK.
Nebraska Business College,
Prof. A. C. Ong. Prop.
Dear Sir; We take pleasure In
saying that we can diecriilly recom
mend you to anyom wlshlna to at
tend u buslne ollego. Those of
your pur. lis who have entered our
employ have all pr.iven satlsfne
io;y iiml well prepared for Ihelr
work. We tire el id t ny. further,
il'iit ail our di'iilhif" Willi volt have
been satisfactory. Ytities trulv,
C. T. KOt.WTtfR.
Asiilftunt Cashier.
"We, the undersigned citizens and
business firm of Omaha, take pleas
ure In endorsing the Nebraska Husl
ness and Shorthand CMlege as helng
thorough and first-class In every de
partment, and lieHttlly commend
this Institution to the people of Ne
braska and t lie West.
iSignrd by Over twenty of the lead
ing business firms it Omnha.)
The following is an extrtct of the
publication. "Commerce vt Greater
Omaha:" "Tlicrf if scarcely a citv
Itl th United States but what has
its business college, but we d m't be
lieve there Is one In the west that
can show the absolute thorough
ness that the Nebraska Htislues and
Shorthand College can. Many of Ihe
leading business men In this city and
lor miles around are being most ac
ceptably and efficiently served by
graduates of this InstitutK n. W hen
a student In turned out he Is sure
of being able to till nny posili in, ns
be cannot receivo his diploma until
he la efficient."
Investigate
ir you are seeking s school that
has every facility for lii.st-rlas
work, expert instructors, a school
that will iiu.'dlfy to make a hwvo
In life, then Irvestignte the sbove In
mi tt tit ion and yon will find true merit
backed bv the leading business me i
or tin' city.
Call, 'phone 'or write for iatuloguc
of the
N- B. C.
The Best Known
and
Known as the Best
B-
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED MALE HELP ,
WANTEDMALE HELP
Fac-Simile
Typewritten
Letters
We make a specialty n printing fac
simile typewritten letters.
' If you want the kind that are clean and
neat, and can not bo detected from a per
sonal lypc-written letter, we ran furnish
them and at prices only rltghtlytln ad
vanco of th ordinary printing.
You can fill In the date, name and ad
dress on your own mit' hlne, and wc guar
antee a perfect mutch in type face and
color. It interested, send for samples-.
Irvin A. Medlar Co.,
PRINTERS
422 South 18th St., Omaha.
'PHONE i;C2.
CUT RATE railway tickets everywhere.
P. II. Phllbln, 1506 Famam. 'Phone 781.
R-69J
OMAHA Safe nnd Iron Works makes a spe
cialty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and
safes. G. Andreen, prop., 10U 8. 10th St.
n-m
A VERY NECESSARY
BUSINESS ADJUNCT
HARDING CREAMERY COMPANY,
Manufacturers of
Fancy Creamery Batter, Hijh Grade Ice Cream,
High Grade Process Butter.
8 h and Harnfv Sts.
OMAHA. NEB., 3-10--O5.
Western Refore txtt nnd Bond Asu.. Ouuihn. S'ob
(fi'iitleiiipo.: !n reply to your icqnost for a statement of otir n4nion of your
rlan of oporntlon. wo arc glad to espn'ss onr thorough appreciation of It as a
very noresHiir.r luisinnss adjunct lo n city hc sire of onialitt.
j What aiMa1s very strongly to tis Is tho fnrt t Tin t tits' class of nflVp help
soon red thi'mich yon jig always proved nf a vir.v high piano, and again, wo
are spared all llio inmnyanoo of personally Investigating tho record of the Ap
plicant nnd the delay usually Incident to advertising or In other ways rinding
desirable parties. We have always received prompt and courteous consideration
at yonr hands aud have eome to rely entirely upon you to furnish our oiHoc
help. We consider your mission iu tho business world a good nnd growing one.
beneficial nlike to employer and employe, and one thnt proves a snfcuuard against
"drones" in the hive.
Wo hope thnt the encouragement and business received from tho employers
of this city will be stub as to warrant you in extending nnd enlarging your Held
of usefulness. Yours sincerely.
HARDING CRKAMKHY COMPANY.
By D. Illsley.
We wish to kep the
Communicate with us.
'drones" from your hive.
Our services are gratis.
WESTERN REFERENCE AND BOND
'ASSOCIATION (inc.)
'Phone 428?. 840-841 N. Y. LIFE.
B
WANTED MALE HELP
The Van Sant
School
of Shorthand
and
Typewriting
716-ri7-;iS New York Lite BKii.
Students tuny enter the sclmvl a' any
time anil are Riven s trisl week free. Tills
enables them i judge of the rhsrnctcr of
ths school before makliiS soy flminclsl In
vestment. If t any time students desire
J t' lCHve the school money for utfAplicd
time will be refunded.
The methods of Ins; ruction arc uy to
date and thorough,. Undents are given
choke of nil the leading makes 'of type
writer. If you arc thinking of tukintt a short
hand course we shnll be glad to have you
call and talk tho mutter over ijcTore de
ciding, A. C. VAN SANT, Proprietor.
E
r
j bAL,E8MEN WANTED Well equipped
salesman to lmi piijnniwiip, n
esceptienal opportunity Is offered for im
mediate work; most be Intelligent, honest,
well educated ird persevering; Mate nge
and experience. Lock Box KSS. Phi adel
phla. B 96 lflx
COM.INS PIANO CO., wholesale and re
tall musical instruments. Talking- ma
chines, records exchanged. 113 S. 17th St.,
Omaha. R
WANTED, your machinery repairing, auto
mobile, ftasollne engine, model and experi
mental work. Buckingham & Peterson,
Fremont, Neb. R
CLEAN wall paper and make money; home
or travel; perfect recipe and full Instruc
tions, fifty cents. Cheap and easy to
. make. Edana Remedy Co., Bedford, Ind.
R-962 l(ix
UMBRELLA repairing and keys. 207 8.
14th. Tel. 1714. R-MS73 A38x
LAUNDRY cls ntThBu M-
LnUnU1XI Telephone 264.
R-M320 M4
THE OMAHA FOUNDRY
Iron -md brass castings. 802 Jackson. Tel.
2432. R-M396
CISTERNS nnd wells cleaned, repaired.
Telephone 3571. R M797 18
WANTED MALE HELP
SPRING TERM OF THE
Omaha Commercial College
17th and Douglas sts.. opens Monday, April
o. new ciusses in an departments, cata
logue iree,
ROHRBOUGH BROS.,
OMAHA. NEB,
B-717
FIELD MANAGERS
WANTED
For Missouri, Iowa and
Nebraska
Within the next montn we must hire at
least ten good Oeld managers for Missouri,
Iowa and Nebraska. We want only men
or women of ability nnd experience, who
are capable to successfully solicit orders
and to hire, train and manage agents.
The Work Is pleasant, profitable and per
manentboth for Held managers and sub
agonts of local solicitors. The Income of
each worker Is limited only by his or her
ability. We pay a liberal commission and
guaranteed salary to the right workers.
If this Interests you, send stamp for mail
ing information for personal Interview, giv
ing age, busi less experience and success,
re'wronce, present employment and Income,
aif, stating If you can enlUt In this work
at once.
Address P. B. B, Co., care Omaha Bee.
B 406 16x
WANTED-Person to call' on retail trade
for manufacturing house; loenl torrltoryj
salary, 125, paid weekly; expense money
advanced: previous experience unneces
sary. American House, Star bldg., Chi
cago. Bm lx
WANTED Man to collect one day each
week In Council Bluff. Apply, efflce,
People's Store. B S7 15
LOCAL salespeople for "Exciting Kxpeti
ences In Japanese-Russian War; ' biggest
war of our civilisation; hundreds 6f thou
sands killed: stories of survivors; every
body Interested; tremendous demand; one
agent took 117 orders In one week; bin
honk; 8c0 pages; only $1.60; hundreds of
Illustrations; some In colors; published
in English and Swedish: biggest oommls
slon; credit given; big outfit free. Send
10 cents for mailing. Write today. Drop
everything and bo first In the Held. Clark
son & Cooper Co., J2I Dearborn, Chicago.
B 1(0 16x
IF YOU aro In need of a position call and
have a "heart-to-heart" talk with MART,
THE EXPERT, 4C1 N. Y. Life. B-720
If you have not did it, do it.
TRY THE
Chicago Laundry
Tor guod work and prompt service; It i
the bant.
After you have given it one trial, you will
then interrogate younwlf thusly: "Why did
I not do it before I did it?
DO IT NOW
Office 214 North Hlsteenth Street.
Thone 205.
WANTED
MEN TO LEARN
THE BARBERTRADE
WHY WASTE T1MB
AND MONEY?
Young men who contemplate learning the,
barber's trade should stop and seriously
consider the above question. Why enter
an Inferior barber college when you have
nccesK to the best?
It Is poor economy to begin In a small
concern and then be compelled to pay a
tiecond tuition In order to graduate from a
school which will yuullfy you, when you
can arrange for the price of one tuition to
complete the trade at the
WESTERN BARBERS
INSTITUTE It Is absolutely the oldest, best equipped
and only reliable barber college In tho west.
If we fail to establish the above statement
as a fact to parents of prospective students
or to students themselves we will pay your
tuition to any other barber college you may
desire to enter, or will positively pay your
rare to anu irom your nomes.
This Institution In Ihe only one of Its kind
which commands the roped of the citizens
and tho better clas ot barbers,
An Important Advantage
As we are the oldest nnd best established,
and having btuu especially courteous t
customers, we have n patronage which af
fords the students constant practice which
other rstahllshmentr. have clamored for,
but as yet have failed to procure. Therefore
they arc unable to furnish the principal
requisite for development of the students.
The prrslde-nt of the Western Barbers' In
stitute is strictly expert as a barber iini
r.aa no equal in ths country us a tearhrr ot
the art. Jlo Is thoroughly comprint and
has the gift to Impart his knowledge to
students, itona (H1c tetlmoiilnlM furnished
upon application.
Foi terms at.d rutalngu.es address
The Western Barbers'
Institute,
, . - c.
iiiryi " ,i to introduce a patent A FINIS opportunity for competent party
hardware article; g a week and ex- of large acquaintance to represent cop-
penses: honesty and sobriety more neces- per corporation und capable of selling
sary than business experience state age stocks and bonds. Address, Knergy, P. U.
and employment. International Shear Box 315, New York City. B US4 lx
Co., 48 N. 4th St., Philadelphia, Pa. B
. LOOK for Knlest's "Thr Drug Htore
A LARGE city and farm man company Man's" adv. Following want ads. Of In-
wants man to fill vacancy, treasurer terest to druggists and drug clerks.
Kansas City corporation; assets $50,000; B 2';l JCx
treasurer resigning; firm clearing about
IB.000 monthly. Party would hava t6 In- LOOK for Knlest's "The Drug Store
vest $6,000, getting third of stock and as- Man's" adv. Following want uAs. Of in
sets. Address C 81, Be. B 0S0 16 terest to druggists und drug clerks.
B 231 18x
WANTED, men nnd boy to learn plumb-
Ing trade; Coyne Bros. Co. schools of WANT good men who are thoroughly
practical plumbing; send for catalogue; acquainted with the groe.., cigar tradu
4973-76 Kaston ave., St. Louis, Mo.; 107-9 In city; for right men have u snap. ('has.
W 3d St., Cincinnati. O. - - - B-M7M Jordan. Midland hotel. M 233 lx
NEW COLUMBIA RECORDS FOR APRIL
Cylinder No.
40311
5ioy
57080
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Ur2-i 1 Midge St.. Omaha, Neh.
(OlU FICLI.OH'8 HL ILUING 1
Disc No.
5400 Waltz or tlie Svralkws. Mexican. Onhestru
40l.")0 Modify March of Kaeintnpr Songs, Orchestra
Two Little Flnche, with Cornet Duet, Orchestra
177:t Viinti'i! Consul Selections, uicli(-6trn
When the Bees are iu th Hire, Quartette
C'tfinp o! the Hoboes. Ounrtntte
307M Ki'niisim'.ver ud his Dor Schneider, Auilo Talking
a07J Skylark or the1 Boyt Message, Tenor, Oreh. Accom . . . .
I'loni the Depths, (Sacred). Baritone. Orch. Accouip . . . .
J50M it M;ike Me Think of Home, Sweet Home. Tenor, orch.
iiOIil Tin Trying So Hold To Forget You, Duet, Onh. Accotup.
oi)l2 Maryland. My Maryland. Batltoue, (jrch. Aceomi
80IM Tcn'H'SsoP. (.'ooh Song, Baritone, tlrcl). Account
In the Shade of the Old Aple Tree. Tenor, Orch. Acconii
5;n!:; Itnnibttn' Sam, Coon .Song, Baritone, Orch. Ai.vninn
Keypt, My Cleopatra,- Banjo Trio..,
rrotessor nud the Musical Tramp, Descriptive. Orch Act
Ut'' Xoliody Seems to Love Me Now, Tenor, Orch. Acconio. .
tiood Bye Sis. Tenor, Orh. Account
Tale of Ihe Turtle. Dove, Tfllor, Orch. A (-coin p
Dainty Little Ingenue, Tenor, Orch. Accomp
Just ns 1 Am, t Sacred). Tenor. Organ Accomp
(iood Bye Sis. Ou,-irttte, Orch. Accomp ,
Won't You lie My J.lttle Bride, Tenor, orch. A t ontji. . . .
,ot. t'tiuiF. Jiarcn. .tiextcnn oivn
50447 Stephanie Ciavotte, Made in I'nris, French Orwh
ooliitl La Trlgaue. Masurka. Made In Fails. French Orch
lo-inch Disc Records. $1.00 each; $10,00 per doy.ji.
7-inch Disc Becords. 00c each; j;.ri.(Ki per do.en.
(iold Moulded Cylinder Records, -1c rnoh.
Both Cylinder aud Disc Records can be us-d on AN Y MA KK of Tulkiug Machine.
We allow 50c for an old 10 -inch or 25c Cor an old T-ineii Reciit-d lit exchungc.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.
1621 FARNAM STREET. OPEN EVENINGS'
('.SO
;!'J087
:2twu
WJtKtfl
YOU DONT WAIT
For answers to bee Wnt Ads. They are
waiting for you when you call for them.
BEE WANT ADS BRING THE BEST RETURNS
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE.
M KM TO LEARN barber trade: free rail
road fare upon our failure to convince
you of tills being the KK8T ant only re
liable, most practical barber college lit
the 1 nited States. Writo tor catiikguo
today. Western Barbers Institute,
Om.ihn, Neh. U-71S
I WANT ar.J furnish drug clerks, drug
stores and doctors. Knlest, t4 N. Y. L.
H-'IU
(1IB30N EMPLOYMENT AOKNCY re
moved to 11 Soutli Itih St., around floor.
Phone Sill. U-M161
176 permanent salary and expenses . paid
reliable men outside of the city; very
pleasant work. Address C. H. Walker,
Sil Neville block, Omaha, Neb.
B-MJS6
GOOD bill clerk.
City salesman, small Investment.
Manager for lnnn and collection depart
ment, Stenographer. IS or 2U years of age.
Clothing- salesman.
Iry goods clerk.
First-class floor walker.
Uood. bright boy for office.
Young- man city salesman.
Asst. munager department store, small In
vestment. Call or write for complete list and booklet.
WESTERN RKF. A HON!) ASSN. (Inc.)
840-842 N. Y. Life.
Ri:2 ic
WANTED iOfl YOt'NCt MEN For tirnkc
men and firemen: high wages nnd promo-
tlon. We Instruct ytu hy mall andf .ifslst
you to secure a position. Name position
preferred. Send stamp for partlruiHrs.
"National Hallway TtttirtnK School. Suite
224, Boston Blk., Minneapolis, MIrtn.
B lSx
FOREMAN wanted for ths Luder Office,
Nellph. NMi : good wages and steady
employment, Write or come at ohca.
B-MJC9 15x
WANTKH Experienced salesman In men's
hat department. J. L. Branrte's A Sun.
B-MS33 i
WANTED Oood clothing salesman. Call
at 160S Dodge .st, B M894
WANTED Teamsters, canvas men. train
loaders, ushers, property men, bill post
ers, cooks, waiters, watchmen. Can or
write us. Other positions for circus,
western tour through Wyoming. Colo
rsrto. t'tah,' Callrornls. Washington,
Minnesota and the Dakota. Swaney'S
Empt. Accy., 08 8. 12th St. Omaha.
B-MSS7 16
PRINTER wanted for country office. Ad
dress Advoeaie, Mead, Neh.
B-Mi5 lx
WANTKDFlrat-clHsa hotisa pnlntel's;
wages. SS.tio. eight hours. Apply Stelh
mnnn & Son, 618 N. t'th St., St. Louis. Mo.
. B-Mim rx
WANTED 2 flrst-rlasa plumbers at once.
Steady Job ly the year to th right men.
Address W. K. Ayres, Kearney, Neh.
B-MIM lSx
WANTED, men to distribute samples, tack
signs. f;U'0 daily. No cauvusBing. Con
tinental Dlstrlhutlnis Service, Ciiic-Tn.
B-1ZT 16
WANTED Advance ngent: exclusive ter-l-ltovy:
call ot- write for full nurtlmtHrs
t!2 lice building B-414 Ux
ARTB yon In n rut? You can earn Ji!3 to Ko
per week If Vou train to write nds. Page
Davis Co., I4 Wabash nve., Chlcngo.
B-Oli) li x
WANTED O' -d I tivs with wheel'- good
wages. A. D. '1 Co.. 212 3o. Wli.
B-8TD Mlj
"WANTED Men. everywhere: good pay: to
dlstrlbuts circulars, adv. matter, tneli
signs, etc., no canvassing Address Na
tional Advertising Co., 100 Oakland Bunk
Bldg.. Chicago,. 111. B-Mf1 16
INVENTOR of article tt at will pfove hit
ael'er through ngen's wirts partne - w th
capital. Address C 3S, Bev. B 914
WANTED Mn to learn bn-her trade:
nv. method: steady practice by free
clinic; careful lnstructinrs tly nuallrtcd
teachers; few weeks oomvilele; I 'tlij ex
pens'; board Included: tool drna ed. ('nil
or write Moler Burbor College, i"'" far
nam st. B-M9JJ 2U
WAMEC MALE HELP
WAXTKIi. .-OR C. s ARMY. sbl liodtei
in mured men, tat wren ages of IS and St,
c-;ser.s nf l iil eU States, of goad clursc-te-
sod I, s r. ne lisbit. !tn peak. reed
.ttid wilt i:nx1ih I'or Inforinntlcm spoly
to I! e r ilt mg Off rer. l;;th end I'cnls
t . Omr.h.i; l.inco!ti. Neb., or Sioux City,
Is. B7I
CIKCI'I.AIt and sample d.strlbnters wsnted
ever where, sri n:nent position: good
v, Amerli'sti Colon. Pontine hnlld- ,
itiK. Chlvigo. B 9? 1SX
TAItORS. attention: If vou are nrst-eloss
eoft maker we esn tte vou. Onnd prices.
Steadv wc:rk to men that are rlshL
Hresber. l.'.tf Kn-nsm st. B-TJI ,
BARKER TRADE t.tnght nilcklv spd
grrdunte put to work American Bather
College, l.'th nnd Dottgin sis.
B Nr iat
riNI" pKlllii open for several men in
torr! of r,.iiii, to n.'f ss our ngent; no
i iii isl renotrcd . r e forntshed free; hulld
n itslness for o nlf Adiliess clrand
I tii ot Tea Co.. Omiihn Neh H-1IJMH
W'AVTRP. Tut giH'd union stone masons;
Moiidv work for good to isoi gt,irsnteed,
;ster Mit"..ns' nssocistlon. K t : - Chetnnt
s . St. t.onK Mo. n :V '...
WANTED FEMALE H LP
LADIES, earn Ji per 1) ATltlng short
letters; send stumped envelope fi.r par
tlculars, Id il Mfn. Co., C.isnopolls. Mleh.
C-Mt
WANTED. I." niscblne operators at one. M.
E. Smith & Co . factory 11th and Poug.
lot sts. C-MJTi
WANTED Experienced girl for gsnersj
housework: good nafccs; no washing.
Ml Fsrnsm. C-M3S8
OIRL for general housework; references.
S122 Burt t C-M" 15
WANTKI), apprentice girls in millinery d-
pitrtment. J. L. Brnndels k Sons.
C-8SJ II
WANTED -Olrl for general housework lf
rmall family. Mrs. II. R. rinkerton. toi
St. Mary's nve. C-MKH9 II
WANTED-Oli l for eenernl housework!
small fnmlly. HIJ S 40th St. C MSDiilTS
WAVTED-Expe-lenced saleslady for first
class retail store. Address C ?.! Bee
C-MS9S II
WANTED A cook for Wise Memorinl hos
tilthi. 2225 Sherman ave. C-MSMSlX
WANTED, competent
housework: Oermnn
family. 2!il!l Charles.
girl for general
preferred: smsll
C-MAOS 17
WANTKD. Immediately, competent second
girl; f.nmllv of three; erforei-o-os required.
Mrs. T. B. Cuming. 2104 St. MnrV sve.
C-Mn 17
WANTED, competent girl for geneml
V-oueewoT-k. Mrs. F. B. llochstetler. 411
South 3Sth st. ,Jrm
FIRST-CLASH bookkeeper and stenog
rapher: must be experienced. Address
' C 31!. Bee.
WANTED A seco id girl at
Vi N. IRth.
C-MiK I
"The Hillside."
C-917 IT
WANTED Young lady of prepossessing
appearance, to demonstrate folduble bed
tan advertised In Bennett's pxgu adver
tisement; tndny.t Ai'ii!" Mondny morn
log, between 9 and 11 -lock, furnltura
tleprtrlment. Ask for (iawne. Ths
Bennett Company. C 92 19
A OOOD girl who can do genera! house
work can get a permanent position snd
good wages In t small family by applying;
at. linrr to Mrs. it. a. w lleox, 2V u irt
st. No washing.
C-1SI 16g
LADIES TO DO PIECEWORK AT
THEIR HOMES. We furnish all mu
lerhils nnd pay from IT to $12 weekly.
Send stamped envelope to Royttl Co., 31
K. Monroe St.. Chicago. C f1l 16x
WANTED-rLadles to ' learn ha Ird reusing,
manicuring, facial masse, chlropidy or
electrolysis ttemtivlng lislr and wafts by
electricity): positions waiting, ii to 2
weeklv: twrt to four week complete".
Call or write Moler College. 1)14 Er
nam street. C-M954 2lx
PROFITABLE home work; whole or spare
tlrr-e: no risk. Enclose 12 cents for out fl t
and j.Brtlc-uliir. Address H. Hupbly Co.,
tjiil WHlnut St., rhlladelphtu, Pa.
C-D70 lx
LADIES, will pny you $73 per month and
all expenses to cniplov lady agents in
your own locality. Tn K. Fourth at., Cov
ington. Ivy. C-944 Klx
WAN1 ED Enrrgetlc woman to manage
our business In 3 Nebraska totihtles; $1(1
eKpenses advanced; salary. li'o, paid
Weeklv: state If health Is ftood nnd last
employer. Manager, C2 Desrhnrn. Chi
cs go. C 101 16x
L,DtES can earn lilg money showing our
h"v korohene hurner to friends; fits any
ord'nafv limp; sample. IR cents. Ruhhor
Urln Burner Co., 74 Piirk Place. New
York. C 938 I6x
100 OIHI.B for geiiersl housework; can glvs
you from K.rc to T.0( per week.
HART, till N Y. LIFE.
C-1TS II
fa I'KR ic ) addressing and mailing clrctt
inrs; well; lit home, hpure tlmi-. Send
dim" nnd Fhmp fi r i irc.ilar with full
parllCoUifs. I. O. l-'ninkcM. Stella. Neb.
C-135 lx
GIRL wanted for genernl housework : good
pay to right kind. 2t7 Hurney st.
C-203 16X
OIKI, wanted to run errand snd clean
machines. Apply Monday st 9 o'clock.
Smith Premier Typewriter Co.
C-M210 17
COOK w.intud; referencees reeoiilrd "'11
St. Mary's ave. C-M209 II
PAPER hanger; man nnd wlfs for farm:
press feeder: boy to learn trade; waiter,
hotl and restautant; coachman; carriage
painter; painter and paper hanger: office
Lov, 16 Years; elevator hoy: families for
beet flelcK Nebraska. Colorado and Michi
gan; 3 bell boys. Gibson Employment
Agency, 211 S 14th St., 'Phone r.411.
B-170 Iflx
WANTED Boy to work In printing offU-e.
Eumucl Flnlayson. 311 8o. 13th st.
B-119 16x
WANTED, good, strong boy to work In
carpet department. Apply to Mr. Hall,
People's Store. It V'5 !
YOI'NiJ men who desire to become locomo
tive llremeu or hiaketnen, send stamp for
particulars. National RalltVay Iiib. Bu
reau, fo.'i Railway Exchange b!d.. (it.
Louis. Mo. B-6S.H lttx
At 1.,...1l.......i. .1 ,i ,i,nnui.nlilii. 4?V
Brleht leinl stenogrupher, f"5.
io,i bookkeeper,
I Call or write for romplete Hr.t and booklst,
I WESTERN REF. X- I'Ovn ASSN. (Inc.)
84U-642 N. Y. Life.
C-223 111
O'Rt. who wc-ks nvenlnr In office wants
hninn close In, where she can lisslst st
hriisewnrk for her l'lom and hoard. Ad
dress C l2, Bee. C-tm lx
Anplv P i-
C-2 n
V" 'Th. five ijlt-M at crcc.
rh'f Store.
MEDICAL
' MEN, if you an- small, weak or undevel.
oped, have lost strength, -ur Acme Vac
uum Develni er will leslore you without
drug or eiectrlcity; urethral obstruc
Hon and varicocele pennaneiitly cured Ir
inio to fctir weeks; '.fi.in'O in ue; not ont
lalluie; write for lite book, sent sealed
In plain envelope. A'-me Mfg. Co., 72
Barclay Bile, Denver, 'olo.
INSI RANCE AOENTB.
READ THIS CAREFT'LLT.
AN CNPBECEDENTED OPPORTI NITY.
A LIBERAL INCOME FOR LIFE.
A new line of Insurance Protective com
pany, which rm'erS III the. risks of the
fife. (Ire. scoldent, cnsualtv. fidelity snd
marine Insurant pnllev holder, requires
the service of bright, active agents
through the Chlted States.
Well qualified parties would be appointed
general asnts for county or state, with
exclusive right und control by contract,
and a commission will be paid to them
on all annual dues each and every yaar.
thus enabling them to hnlld bp a business
In which their Income grows larger from
var to yenr. Hood references required.
Write, staling previous experience', to O.
It. d MotitlQid, ritller ,bldg., New York.
B-9S1 lOx
WANTED, energetic man, each eountv, to
post signs, sdve-tls sihI distribute Sam
ples. Salary, 116 weekly and expenses.
Honesty and disposition lo earn ealHty
more essential than experience. , (1. A.
Paiker, 720 Chestnut. ., I'ltlla., V.
n-nlCs
FIREMEN AND BRAKtCMEN on iill
roads erywher; experience unneoos.
sarj ; high monthly wages -firemen, lino,
become engineers nnd earn fl"; brake
men. T0. Income conductor snd earn
U0 Name position preferred, slate nae.
Stamp for particulars. Railway Aoila
t'on. Dept. f'9. t:hnrles l.ldg . rin'-r,
coio. it n; Mx
Window trimmer, out of city.
Expert slenogrspher.
Kkirt saiesninn,
Young msn. wlytlsesle hoo-e.
Kolloltori must live Iu Co. Bluffs.
Typewriter salesman.
Pubber sl4ln: man.
Yutiiig man liitei'.
HART, 'M N. Y. I. H E.
' H 172 16
MAN WANTED-Exee-'l-nisI fitinnrtunitr
for honest, sctlvs, smlittfus msn tu lero
th rel estate snd brokerage bus:nH
and start In with Isrge. prosperoua anl
well known firm under extremely favor
able conditions; former experience tin
necesssarv. For further partlcuUrs ad
dress C 4, Bva, li-VA Pix
LADIES treoteil suet esffully hy mall;
write today, stating how long suppresbeU.
Dr, Brinry, ISi! Htate si., Clilcago.
DR." W. HUTCHINSON. s'7ilallstof
women and children; i years' practice.
Ofllcn, ri(5 'unilnf. Kcsitlin.g telephuno,
3ii; office, Kio.
LADIES -fWKi reward If our remedy falls
to relieve delayed monthly periods: It"
matter huw long suppressed; sate relief,
$3. Women's Private institute, Dept. I,
185 Dearborn St., Chicago.
LA I! Eh Chichester's Lngllsh Pennyroyal
1'llis arc the best; Sc-.t-t, reliable: laUs no
other. Send 4l- stamps for particulars.
jtellcf lur Ladles," Iti letter by teturn
mail. Akk ..-oi.' dniggiNt. Chichester
Clieinlrnl Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. a
MY IB'MV; trrHituoMi tor women sent free
to hii auflcrer for t lie next thirty dayn.
Addiess HI'. A. A I'oll' il, I41U HbiiUoi
St.. UniKruS Ity, Mo. 1:!7 lx
FOR WOMEN ONLY- DR. RAYMOND'S
Monti. I Hcg ulator has broiignt happiness
o hiiniiieilr, of anxious women, Nu pain,
10 clanger, tin liilerfeteiue with WOik,
relief In H lo a days. Wo havu n-r
known of it Miig failure. Price f2 by
inai. DR. R. U RAYMOND REMF.lJV
LO., Room Si. SI Ad una St., Chic ago.
1'FV T.' N-CiO I - Prninp: eg-.ilntor fr
l.idiis: i.evtr 'iiU. T2 postpaid. Bherntait
etc. Mi'Conue l I it nil Co., Omali. 791
VU HE M.VBS. Frent-n Tansy mid penny
royal PHlx. guaranteed. A sure cure for
all feniM.w It reg-ilsi itix. Itegijlui: prlee,
ij; out prhe, per Iiok. lie., ton Drug
Co., lith mid l-'ari am, (ipishg,
. -MHO A3j
DTt PRIES treats successfully all divenses
Mud Irregular.! :e wi iio-ti from airy
c hue. j.ei i i i il end tollable. A!'lrci.
lth stan. p. I f. Pries, lill'j Dodgw It.,
Oniahu. ii,
C. N. BOMMER, KUic'Ssful liomeopatklst.
Cures c hronic, diseases, cmuclis. tutntrs.
pes bldg. -MiWMll