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WANTEO-SITt? VTIOX.
9.r1 twntn nn( nf fnWM WntltS POSl-
tion as stenographer; experienced, refer-
nncf e; salary $iu to uegm wim.
U 61, Deo.
SITUATION wanted by elderly lady ns
housekeeper In wldnrcr's family or where
duties would bo light; city or conn try.
X 7, I!ee. A,!,J a
'fT clerical noltlon by steady and
tent young man. experienced, best
WANT
cotnpeten
references', willing to start on low salary
to securo position. X 12, I!ecA3(0 jjj.
SITUATION wanted by a Rood e",nR0slo"
nnd press feeder. Gcorgo H. Scott, os
ceola, Iown. A.'u -i
WAvrun-MAi.E hum
A FEW MORE POINTERS
ABOUT
THE OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
COR. 1GTH AND DOUGLAS STS.,
OMAHA, NEB.
POINTER No. 1-In Omaha there Is no
longer any doubt ns to the superiority of
!i"K'i V,....i....i nmnhii Commer-
WWfc fully &hna.tS
nierlts of tills up-to-dato system that
tv mnntlm niri were coll-
d.'mnlng It nro now loud in their praise
or it.
iiftiviruii vn fTlnv Omaha Commercial
College teaches Gregg Shorthand ex-
;.i..i..,.l V,. .Mmnl run tlMieh tWO (I (Ter-
ent methods ami do thorough and elllcient
work with either one ot them.
POINTER No. 3 Students iwlshlng to learn
Oregg snortnnnn ougiu m am im u iwu
whose tenchTB are In sympatliy with the
systi-m and who were enterprising enough
to discover tho merits of Gregg Short
hand, far In advance of any other teach
ers In tho state. They ought to attend a
school where Gregg Shorthand Is made a
specialty und not n side Issue. I hey
ought to attend a school, the teachers of
which were Instructed by the nuthor und
delegated by him to tench his system. It
certainly would not pay to attend a school
forced to adopt Gregg Shorthand in i order
to obtain patronngo nnd In which there is
not a competent Instructor In this system.
POINTER No. 4 We had n large new class
this week In Gregg Shorthnnd; another
linn nlrr.ti.lv tiopn nruniilzcil for tomorrow
morning. This Is a good tlmo to enter. It
will pay you to attend a school up-to-date,
modern nnu progressive.
POINTER No. 5 The Business Department
of tho Omnha Commercial College Is now
tho lurgest and tho most Interesting it
linn nvi.ii been In the month of September.
Over 150 new students havo entered all of
tho departments since tno opening or me
Fall Term. Considerably over 3u0 are now
enrolled In nil departments.
POINTER No. 0 Our Telegraph Depart
ment has taken on new life. It has been
reorglnazed. a splendid toucher placed in
ohargo and every posslblo equipment pro
vided. Wo are hnvlng numerous calls for
telegraph onorntora nnd can provide any
student with a most thorough nnd com
prehensive courso of study. B 249 23
WANTED, we have steady work ror n few
irnml himtlers of L'ooil hubtts und appear
unco. C. F. Adams Co., 1005 Howard St,
11870
BARRER trcdo tnuglit thoroughly In short
time; catalogue and particulars free.
Address Western Barbers' Institute,
Otnnhii, Neb. H-8U
WANTED, laborers, teamsters, rock men
and Biirfnce men. Noli. Wyo, nnd Iou;a;
rreo rare; lilguesi wnges; snip aaiiy.
Western R. R. Labor Agency, 310 S. 11th.
B-87
AN INTELLIGENT young man to take ft
horthnnd scholarslilp In best school and
pay for It when courso Is completed nnd
position secured. Address L 26, lieu.
n-873
FDUCATED man tn conduct office In ench
rnuntv Rent! no rnnlliil lint honesty and
good common sense; rellalile concern with
Headquarters in umana. jnaress u -j.
Bee. B M6C0
WANTED, two gentlemen of good nddress.
Call 538 Ramgo Bldg. B-M971 2rt
WANTED, rellnble nnd energetic ngeuts In
each county to sell Whiskies nnd Wines
to consumers; references or bond re
quired. 8. H. Oppcnhelmcr, fit. Joseph,
Mo. B-M971 2G
DO you want traveling Jobs on snlary?
quick. Triumph Co., Dallas, Tevns.
B-MD72 2C
WANTED, a young man us assistant
bookkeeper who Is willing to work. Ad
dress, with references, U 6.1, Bee.
B-107 23
TEMPERATE man to travel nnd appoint
nfenta In Neiiritsua; $mi monthly nnu ex
penses, besides commission: permanent.
John Cross, 356 Doarborn, Chlcairo.
B-M113 23'
WANTED Mnn, upright character, to
mnnage business of old established house;
salnry $18 per week nnd expenses, pay
able each week dtrect from headquarters:
expenso money advanced: position per
manent; reference. Standard house, 301
Caxton building, Chicago, HI.
B-M112 23
A YOUNG man wanted by largo New York
City clgar factory as resident ngent, to
sell tho Spear 5-cent cigar; a good clinncc
open for ono who Is trustworthy nnd nm
hltlnus and can furnish Al references.
Address Spear Bros., 79 4th nve.. New
York City. B-M133 23
WANTED, experienced gent's furnishing
goods salesman ror western lowa ter
ritory. In applying glvo referenco nnd
experience. Bell Bros. Company. Du
buque, la. B-M131 21
WANTED, two swift oyster shuckers. W.
B. Baldliff, 1520 Farnam. R-M130 23
WANTED, good, sober, steady all round
baker; good wages to right man: slnglo
preferred, l- urman s iiaxery, vorn. Neu.
I1-M127 2G'
WANTED. The Amcrlcnn Oil works wants
a live represontntlvo In Omaha to handle
tho "Original Brown's Boiler Compound."
Man with established trado In engineers
supplies, or an engineer In good stnmling
In either association, preferred. Address,
wim rererences, American un orgs,
Rochester, N. Y. t B-
$12 PER week bona fide; salnry nnd ex
penses; capable men and women to repre
sent us appointing agents; rnpld promo
tion and Increase of salary; new, brilliant
lines. Butler . Alger, New Haven, Conn.
WANTED by wholesaler, energetic sales
men to learn to sell elegant line depart
ment goods to merchants: large salary:
no experience necessary; we educate.
Box 790, Chicago. 111. B
ENERGETIC workers to distribute circu
lars nnd samples; permanent occupation
League?49Sv" L-1,
WANTED quick, for local positions In rll
country towns nnd vlllngrs, Catholic men
nnd women of character; $18 per week
Address "Faith," 790 Caxton Bulldl.ig.
Liucngo, in. ii
WANTED An energetic young man In
each town to permanently represent our
company; good pay and no expense. Par
ticulars on request. McOraw-Marden Co.,
New York City. B-
WANTED, llrst-class oil salesman to bsII
"Buckeye Boiler Scalo Solvent." V rv
liberal commission. Address Lock Box
154. Mnsslllon. O. B-156 S3
ANY person who will distribute circulars
for $2.60 per day should write Standard
Co,, 4 Wells, Chicago. B-1S9 23'
WANTED, experienced traveler to enrry
our cmers on tno biuo, Appiy interna
tional Table Supply Co., St. Louis.
B-18S 23
WANTED. Jeweler, young man: tools fur
nished. 516 West Broadway, Council
Bluffs. 11-377 23
WANTISI) .UAI.I3 iltilil-.
We Teach the Gregg and Graham Systems.
NEBRASKA BUSINESS
AND
SHORTHAND COLLEGE,
HOYD THEATER BLDG.
READ OUR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
In this column of our new bunk furniture
and fixtures.
READ our special announcement of the
,lrBe purchase of new typewriters to meet
the Increased demand.
READ our special announcement, of our
lenso of another floor for the accommoda
tion of the many new students who are
entering every week.
READ THE SPECIAL CHALLENGE
which will determine the merits of Insti
tutions. RKAD the long .1st of students b
positions last week and those a
ho took
short
tlmo prior.
$2.ri0 banking furniture placed In the col
lege last week. These fixtures are of fin
ish oak, given the highest finish, orna
mented with cxqulslto carving, Mexican
marble and suncrb metal work, constitut
ing ono of tho finest furnishings to be
. , . , ., , ,.. .. I
toiinu in any oanKing uouse, i ney Hre-
, . ' . ",., , ,.,,. ....
most elaborate and perfect In detail, sur-
passing In beauiy and costliness the
equipment of any business college in tho
west. These fixtures were made by the
firm of A. II. Andrews & Co., Chicago's
celebrated bank nnd office furnishers.
This Institution, with tho most nlegnntly
furnished apartments ever devoted to
educational purposes In the west, now
provides tho bewt facilities for young peo
plo who desire a practical training for
business, n thorough preparation for
shorthand nnd typowrltlng, or a sensible
English education.
$3,000 worth of now typewriters purchased
this year for the benefit of the students.
$2,000 worth of Smith Premier typewriters,
ten new ones being placed In the typewrit
ing department last week. This makes
the most complete and perfectly equipped
cinui li it i m out in uitj t fjoi c iiuvc
six different makes of standard machines,
giving our students every possible ad
vantage. ANOTHER FLOOR HAS BEEN LEASED
that tho many new students entering
tho different departments may be ac
commodated. Tho thorough work of tho
school in the past accounts for this phe
nomenal increase of attendance.
In a recent publication of tho press the
following language was used, purported
to be written by tho esteemed publisher,
which same demands n reply that we may
bo vindicated: "As far us wo are aware
there Is no other school In your city hav
ing teachers competent to give Instruc
tion In Gregg Shorthand."
By reason of tho nbovo statement we do
hereby challenge Mr. Moshcr, the. prin
cipal of Gregg Shorthand in tho Omaha
Commercial college, to a public corttest
with Miss Maud Van Duesen, the prin
cipal of Gregg Shorthand In tho Nebraska
Business and Shorthand college. Tho said
Mnud Van Dousen of tho Nebraska Busi
ness college agrees to double tho Jtpeed
In writing of Mr. Moshcr of the Omaha
Commercial college; iiIbo agrees to ex
ceed In rating In n contest of the knowl
edge of the science nnd principles of said
Gregg Shorthnnd. Again, two students
of tho Gregg Shorthand of the Nebraska
Business college who havo studied two
months will contest with any two stu
dents of the Omaha Commercial college
who have studied for the same length
of tlmo.
Terms of contest: Contest must take place
within five days from the date of this
challenge. Students must make affidavit
as to tlmo devoted to tho study. Judges
of contest to be selected by the contest
ants. Tho Institution losing shall pay Into
tho fund for the Galveston sufferers tho
sum of ten dollars.
NAMES OF STUDENTS ASSISTED TO
POSITIONS LAST WEEK.
Miss Lindstrom, Hayden nros.
Miss Henley, Hnydcn Bros.
Miss Douglas, Mercantile Agency.
Miss Liggett, Mercantile Agency.
Miss Btirnnp, Mr. Lee.
Mr. Adams, Rep, headquarters Nehawka-
Mr. Allen, F. E. Sanborn company.
FOUR cnlls In ono day for our graduates
Insldo of TWO hours, SIX calls unfilled
for wont of operators.
A FEW OTHERS RECENTLY PLACED
IN POSITION.
Miss Floren, Paxton hotel.
Miss Floren, Vanduessen A Pennok.
Miss Dennis, Omaha Machlno works.
MIsb Weddel, Omaha Telephone Co.
Miss Williams, S. J. Allen Packing Co.
Miss Staebell, Republican headquarters.
Miss Baumann, Bradford & Ktnsler Lum
ber company.
Miss Mass, Tontine Benefit association.
Mica 4iitiiLn, i7utiiwi.iiiu ,niiv,iuii, inn,
Mr. Johnson, Lee Chemical company.
Mr. Cabol, U. P. headquarters.
Mr. llolbrook. N. W. R. R. Co.
Mr. Wnlkup, Omaha Carpet Co.
Mr, Deltrlck, Baum Iron Co.
Mr. Floren, Richardson Drug Co.
Mr. Douglas, Hllllcker Commission Co,
During Ak-Sar-Ben week call and see the
most perfectly equipped Institution In the
west. Como ond mako yourself at homo
In tho olllco and we will tako pleasure in
showing you through. Visitors always
welcome.
A. C. ONG, A. M LL. B PRES.
B-303 23
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: S try PAT, SEPTEMBER 23, 1900.
1 1 I .... I ... . .... 1 l.'llll SAI.l-.1ll.H UliliA.-llwi
-'AATEII-MAI.H HELP.
BOYLES' COLLEOE.
BOYLES' COLLEGE.
B0YLE8' COLLEGE.
THE FALL TERM
Is
NOW OPEN.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
YET THERE IS ROOM
for a
Limited Number of Students.
Enroll at Once, Before the Desks
Are All Taken.
Complete Business Course.
Complete Shorthand and Typewriting
Course.
Complete English Course.
BOYLES' COLLEGE.
BOYLES' COLLEGE.
BOYLES' COLLEGE.
AN EVIDENCE
of, tho value of the courses of Instruc
tion given by this school Is the generous
patronngo that has been continuously
accorded It by all classes of citizens, In
cluding tho successful business men of
tho city.
Apply for Catalogues Bee Building.
B-250 23
$10 DAILY to live men, we want agents
perywnerc; leatner suspenders, cannot
break, wear out or pull off buttons, sells
at sight; samples furnished free. Cin
cinnati Leather Suspender & Belt Co.,
B 677. Cincinnati, Ohio. B-196 23
WANTED. A manual training boardln
school nenr Denver, whnr nnTv tho nim
Of the poor nro educated, wants thnr-
oughly educated men, good wotkers (for
superintendents, engineers, fruit growers
and general farm work) to give, without
salury, a year of service Board and
room lurnisncu. Ralph Field, president,
Denver, Colo.
B-M19I 2U
SALESMEN, one experienced In hnndtlnor
specialties on salary or commission; our
men averaged six sales each last week
$2S commission on each sale: only men
capable earning $3,0'0 yearly. Address
uox 41, Minneapolis, Minn. R 193 23
WANTED, clothing salesmen for the west
and northwest.
rtr . , .
only experienced men with good reference
need apply.
STERN. I.AUER, SHOIIL & CO.. Clncln-
natl, Ohio.
B-191 23'
ACTIVE hustlers everywhere to take or
ders for "Story of the Galveston Hor
ror." Over 500 pages. Elaborately Illus
trated from actual photographs. Agents
coining money. Illustrated circular and
outllt free. Act quick. Address Globe
Bible Publishing Co., 723 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. B-M257 2V
HOME employment, either stx. $13 to $17
weekly, working part time day or even
ing: no cnucasslnc. easy, permanent: en
close two lc stamps. Excelsior Mfg. Co.,
Ill li. z.a hi., iew vorK. u i?z sr
SPECIALTY salesman wanted to nlace de-
parimcnts oi perrumcs and toilet articles
in all clauses of stores; very attractive
aoTeriising features; nign casn commis
sions and liberal contract to right man.
Tho Elyslan Mfg. Co., Detrottr Mich
B-190 23
HELP wanted. Lithographic poster arUsta,
ooen. "SadrJMe
Donaldson Lltho. Co.. Newport. Kv.
B-219-23'
SOLICITORS for "Galveston, the Horrors
of a Stricken City," by Murat Halstead;
600 pages: hlffL'Cst book, best terms: do-
mand enormous; solicitors clearing $5 to
o daily: outtlts free, standard Pun
house, 332 Dearborn st., Chicago.
WANTED, seven men of rood nddres.
must bo very convlnclnc talkers, to sell
new specialty line. $5,000 r year; liberal
expenses; must furnish noon references.
J. O. F. Harrington, Iowa City. In.
B-157 23
WANTED Four good laborers with shovels
mr mummy inurmiic ivn rnrnam ni..
Free & Black. B-181-23
WANTED, local salesman for an old es
tablished nnd reliable cigar house. Can
mnt u ncirl nnvlfifr nennilnt nv n Mn linn
Reference and bond required. Address
u w, Liora & 'i nomas, 1,-nicago.
B-155 23
$M and commission; send stamp. God-
frey Co., St. Louis, Mo.
B-161 23
SALESMEN for cigars: new plan, quick
sales, gooa nusiness, uig money, con
sumers' Cigar Co., 634 S 7th St.. St. Louis.
B 153 2.T
CAPABLE, reliable men In every conntv
to represent large company of solid finan
cial reputation: $3 per dav nhnlute!v su-e
to start, rtennue, nonn line sniorieii eon
tract nnd expen?c; opportunity to se
cure permanent position Involvinr no
canvassing. Universal, Box 733. Phl'.v'el
phta. B-1P2 ?3
GOVERNMENT positions, thousands of ap
pointments to he mnde; examinations
soon In every stnte; olrcular 151. giving
full particulars, sont free; write for it
todnv to National Corresp. Institute,
Washington, D. C. B
GOVERNMENT positions; don't prepare
for the postofflce or any other civil serv
ice examination without seeing our cata
logue of information: sent free. Colum
bian Correspondence College, Washington,
D. C. B
WANTED, ruptured people who will work
n rew nours lor n rree cure. ur. Bpeirs,
Box 601. Westbrook, Maine. B
WANTED, agents, good, reliable, energetic
men to sen our nign grnoo line or lubri
cating oils, greases, pnlntst. belting nnd
mill supplies, either exclusively or ns a
side line; locally or traveling, on com
mission. Th Industrial Oil and Surmly
Co., Clevelund, Ohio. B
BALESMAN wanted, to call on doctors
only on behalf of the leading firm in the
business; also one In centrnl part of state:
esiHoiiHiieo irncif; position permuien;;
applicant must be intelligent, Indefatiga
ble and of good appearance: stnte exnerl-
ence. Address P. O. Box 85S, Philadelphia.
B-1S7 23'
YOUNG man, salesman, etc., hustler.
Domestlo Mercantile Co., 707 N. 16th.
B-1S0 23
WANTED, snlesmnn; $75 monthly nnd ex
penses; permanent. Perry Nursery Co.,
Rochester, N. Y. B-197 23'
TRAVELING salesman of ability for high,
grade line appropriate to nearly every
department of trade; referents, bond nnd
entlro time required. Commissions, $is to
$36 on ench sale. P. O. Box Three,
Detroit. Mich. B-190 23'
FACTORY offers side line to first-class
man on uncovered routes; several average
$125 per month. Brattice Co., 243 Pearl
St.. New York. B-267 23'
lit, -
WANTED. exerj'Where, hustlers to tack
signs, distribute clrcu'nrs. samples, etc.;
no canvassing; good pay. Sun Advertising
Bureau, Chicago. B 2CG 23'
COOK, at once, for day restaurant. Ad
dress F. K. Miller, McCook. Neb.
B-M265
WANTED, local agent: good money; per
manent. Chicago Rubber Horse Shoe Co.,
68 Lake Street, Chicago. B 270 23
A FIRST-CLASS broom maker wanted nt
once, quicK. urana island, Neb.
U-273 23
WANTED FKM A 1,13 HELP.
AN INTELLIGENT lady to tako a short
hand scholarship in best school and pay
for It when course Is completed and posi
tlon secured. Address L 25, Bee. C S75
WANTED, 200 girls.
1524 Dodge. Tel. 876.
C-S76
SO girls wanted. Canadian office, 1622 Douglas
U MI
COOK A good reliable cook wanted: an
easy place, good wanes, Address nrand
Hotel, Hartlngton. Neb. C MSS3 23
WANTED, girl for general housowork. $1
per week; onlv neut nn:l competent girl
need apply. 4929 Davenport. C Oil
WANTED, girl for
general
housework.
C-957 25
1919 Chicago st.
LADIES thrown upon their own resourct
wnnnsr in sen a. new wnm.m'M nriv.ne
specialty, will make bg money and gain
tne lasting inennsnip 01 every purcniser.
Saffomore Co., Chlcaso. C-159 23
WANTED FEMALE HUM.
GIRL for general housework. 3863 Fnrnam.
WANTED, a good girl for general house-
worn ai o, sjj s. -tin i. 1-.H1.1 i.i-
WANTED, seamstress In alteration depart
ment, lloston store, J. l. iiranueis
Sons, proprietors, !L2:i
GOOD nil-round girl for housework. 1003
N. .1111. U MilV
WANTED, governess for 2 boys, to go to
conntry; must have nest or reference mm
capabln tn tench on organ, fall Pnxton
hotel Wednesday afternoon between I nnj
G o'clock or evening. O 11. Mnnvllle.
C-M3M 21
GIRL for general work, $1 per week. In-
quire in iiinney si. u-m
G1RL for general housework.
1ST, N. 32d
C-1 12 21
Ave.
WANTED, cook and laundress.
r. M.
Ill 21
Rogers. Ml So. 37th St. C-
WANTED, good conk and laundress at 121
So. 19th St.; $l.no per week. C 151-21
WANTED, competent girl for general
housework, only two In family; good
wages. 313 North 20th.
C-150
WANTED A bright woman In each town
to permanently represent our company:
to permanently represent our roinpniiy,
refined and congenial employment for all
or portion of tlm-; good pay nnd no er-
ponse. I'artlculnrs on renuest
McGrnw-
JUrrten Co., New YorK city.
C-
AN AMERICAN ladv required, with ilrt
rate ability for selling goods; one not too
young preferred. Address X 4. lice.
C 201 23
COOK wanted; references. Telephone 261-K
WANTED, n manual training boarding
sctiool near Denver, where only tho son
of tho poor are educated, wants thor
niii;lilv prtitentn.t women, irnod worker.
(for teachers, stenographers and general
liouseworK), to give. wiiii'Mit salary, n
year of service. Hoard and room fur
nished. Ralph Field, president, Denver.
UOIO. U
-
it.
w.iwpn n,i mlim, tn rrnrlmi
mnke nnttenlmrir lace nnd embroider nt
home, city or country. Herrsch-ier
Needleworks, 324 Dearborn St.. Chicago,
III. C 0 S3
WANTED, woman or man In every town t )
colleot names, $.1 per hundred. 11. B
Robinson Mfu. Co.. Chlcauo. 111.
C-1&9 23'
-1&9 23'
LADY to travel In Nebraska: $f0 monthly
and nil expensns to start: permanent po
sition If satisfactory: solf-addreseil hi.
vclope for reply. Manager MaeRrndy,
Star Illdg.. Chicago. C-201 23
GIRL f(5r general housework: must be good
cook; wages $1 week for competent girl.
Call nt once 2020 Emmott. C-MD9fi
CORSETS, skirts, bustles; big profits;
samnles free: lailv ncenls wanted. J. is.
Wood & Co., 205 E. Jefferson st., Syra
cuse, N. Y. C IW 2J'
WANTED, good girl for general work,
family of two. Inquire Tue idav or
Wednesday between 3 nnd 4. Mrs. E M.
Martin. 1501 Georgia Ave. C-19S 23
WANTE
JD, experienced salealadles. Apply
ed to go to work Monday morning
nrn tin red
Boston Store, J. L. Brandels tc Rons. Pro
rrietors.
C 274 23
FOR HISn'T IIOU12j.
HOUSES and flate. Rtngwalt, Barlcer blk.
D-f.81
FOR RENT, strictly modern flat In Dav
Idge building, opposite city hall.
JOHN W. BOBBINS. 1802 FARNAM ST.
D-003
ALWAYS moving II. H.
Office. 15114 Farnam St.
goods. Pi
Tel. 1559 o
anos.
or S63,
D-8S5
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE.
u
FIVE unfurnished rooms, all modem. 2711
N. 22d st. D-MH1
HOUSES for rent in nil parts of tho city.
Brennun-Love Co., 320 So. 13th St.
D SS7
IF you want your houses well rented place
tnem wun uenawa vu. u-su
HOUSES, etc.
F. D. Wead, 1S24 Douglas.
D STS
6-ROOM flat, city water, 2719 Burdette.
D 869
HOUSES, stores.
Bemis, Pnxton block.
D-8S0
MODERN 13-room house, stenm heat. 2219
Dodge st. Rtngwalt Bros.. Barker block.
D MG9
LAROE modern residonce west part town,
$33.00. Inquire 1203 Farnam St. D M675
CliAS. li. wiiiIjIambujx, hvj rnrnam.
D-M071
FOR RENT.
Kin So. "3d st.. ft rooms, bath, closet, water.
$17.50. Has just been papered and painted,
is nil reauy to move mm.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
16th nnd Douglas Sts.
D 727
TWO 6-room modern houses, new. 26th and
Hamilton. F. D. Wead, ICth and Douglas.
D-MS14
FOR RENT
n cozy 8-room modern cot-
2152 St. Mary's. D-M793
tagc. Inquire
COAL Best cooking, $1.25. delivered: notn
Ing better. Harmon & Weoth Co Tel. R4S.
09370-19
9-ROOM modern house and barn. 2211
Howard. J. H. Parrotte, Douglns Block.
D-M102
MODERN 8-rootn house, furnished or not,
desirable place, close In. U 61, Bee.
D-101 27
FOR RENT Steam-heated 10-room house.
No. 2011 Harney st., two blocks west of
court house. See James Neville.
D-M123 2S'
FOR RENT To two persons, large front
room, with small alcove, furnished or
unfurnished, with board; private family.
720 N. 23d. D-M12J 23'
FOR RENT House, 4907 Webster, 9 rooms,
nil modern barn, ono block from car;
perfect repair, $16. D-MU6 23'
3107 Jackson St.. 7 rooms, all modern. $18.
713 S. 19th St., 8 rooms, city water, $1S.
49i7 Webster St., 9 rooms, strictly nil mod
ern, $16.
316 N. 41st St., 12 rooms, modern, $35.
We have some 4 anil 5-room flnts on Dewey
nvenuo modern except furnace, $S and $9.
We will also have one of the tlnest homes
In the Hnnscom Park district for rent
October 1, About 12 rooms, east front,
on carllne, paved street. If you want
something strictly elegnnt come In nnd
see us. Payne-Knox Company. First
Floor. New York Life. D-M13I 26
FOR RENT, house 8 rooms, 8. W. cor.
Park avi'. and Leuvonworth. Modern ex
cept furnace. Key at cottage In rear.
D-103
FOR RENT 6-room modern rottage. 23d
and Boulevard St., one b!ock south ot
Vinton. Apply Carpenter Paper Co.. 121I1
and Howard. D-M179-25
FOR RENT 1907 Plnkney St., 9 rooms, city
wuler. furnace, bath, tine lawn, $20.
2020 Capitol Ave., 9 rooms, modorn, con-
M-n'rnt to busliii'hs section, $25.
1910 Blnney St., largo modern house, nico
location, $35.
195 S. 21th St.. South Omaha, C rooms, city
wuter. centrnl location. 517.
3014 Lindsay Ave., 6 rooms, $5.
BUILDING In South timuha, 14 rooms, re-
cently put In thorough repair, $35.
Wo have oilier houses; also somo stores
centrally located.
R. C. PETERS & CO., 1702 Farnam.
D-177-23
BEAUTIFUL six-room cottage; n regular
little paradise, Inwn all round, special
rnto by year, furnished or unfurnished,
911 S. 40th. D-208-23'
HANDSOME cottage, six rooms, city,
cistern water; cemented cellar, lawn all
round; how much can you pay down and
how much per month till Its ymir. Motor
1 block; stute occupation. U 62, Bee.
D-207-23'
SIX-ROOM flat, bath, closet, nil In splendid
orucr nnu largo rooms. -iuy (.uuiweii hi,
D-200-23'
FURNISHED modern 6-room cottago,
walking distances. Address X 3, Bee.
D-205-23'
FURNISHED, my red'i'eiice, 2117 Wirt lit".
for the winter cheap to small family.
J. J. Gibson, cos 1st Nut. Bk. D-212 23
MODERN, six rooms brick, pnrtly fur
nlshed, low rent; ten minutes walk depot,
S. 10th: Farnam car lino; references. Ad
dress X 10, Bee. D-256 23'
s FOR RENT, October 1, to Bmall family, a
1 tiesirnoie seven-room coiwme. fi nno
California street; water in kitchen; $22 per
monm, inquire at wi ;n. uui street
I D-M293
FOR RENT, Oct. 1, 2903 Dodge street, 9
rooms, all modern, with barn, $35.
HOT, Park uvc., 8 rooms, line shape, mod
ern, $35. , , A
1115 8. 2Sth, 8 rooms, good repair, $20.
POTTER-8HOLH8 CO.
Tel. 470. 31U N. Y. Life.
D-.M2(8 26
FOR HUM FVMNIMir.ll ROOMS.
THREE rom. housekeplneg; 1112 S. 11th
IU 3, 1
LARGE nicely furnished front room; gen
tlemen only. 1919 Dodge. ci
IIOUSEKEEPINO. (ill So. 17th Ave
MODERN. Improved, nearby, furnished
rooms, and hoard If desired. 2021 Cali
fornia st. 1 MU72,
LARGE front room, modern, with or with
out board. 23S0 Hnrney. E-110 2N
FOR RENT, furnished, modern. S rooms,
bath, laundry. 2722 Howard St Inquire
m Pnxton ltlk. Tel. 11. E-1H 23
FURNISHED room, private family. MJ S.
22d street. h- M-"- -'
THREE rooms for rent.
2309 N. intb t.
E-29. 23
; ; . tiUi.i,i,
ROOMS, single, nnd ct suit e. No. 2. Dasldg
Block, 18th and rnrnnm, -
OR RENT, one newly furnished room
nlsn unfurnished room. 10 blocks fron'
postolllce. private family; roferfiuft- cv
changed. X 9, Bee. H-2W 2.T
rUIIMSIIKI) ROOMS AM) HOAItl).
OLENCAIRN,trnnslents,$l.25 day. 16Js.
GOOD board, private fumlly. 609 So. 231 h
awnue. ' w
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenpoit St.
F-S9J
THE Merrlnm, good summer retort. 25th &
IJOdge. "
LARGE front room, first-class board.
Harney. r-M94,
25S4
ROOM for two, with or without 1'?!
215 N. 23d. F-MMa 23'
FURNISHED south back room: also lnrge
front room, with board. 2015 Doug'aH.
r m' j
FINEST rooms In city, first class board
Address X B. Bee. F-M209-24'
r itirlti nrtnn,lM fnrntahril frunt tinrlOr.
with board, for two; heat, gns. porcelain
bath, telephone; references exchanged I.G
8. 23th St. 1-M.'M2!
PRIVATE family will rent, with board,
one or two desirable rooms to gentlemen
willing to pav reiiponaoie priceij iui
fnrtnhln home: location
,..!iirnl: references exchanged. Address
X 11. Bee. F-217 23'
314 SOUTH 2nTII ST., two suites, connect
ing front rooms, with or without board
modern. ! au-
FOR HEVr-UNFURNISIIKD ROOMS.
2 UNFURNISHED rooms; no ho.isekecp.
ing. 1057 Park nve. t,-4l-
SUITE of rooms, modern.
616 Georgia Ave
G-139 ::r
FOR HUNT-STORES AXO OFFICES.
rnn nifVT atnrn In Hrst-class location
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters
Co.. ground lloor, nee mug. i--
iiMint.roAl.R luiMillnir mnilnrn enulnment
excellent condition and well located: also
some STORES near center of business
section. R. C. Peters Co., l.nj i rnnm
i i,f -i
WE HAVE a line store building, two or
three stories, eievaior aim nvrijiuiiii, m
line repair, on Farnam st.; goon location
for wholesale house. Inquire Pavne-Knox
Cnmninv. Mnln Floor N. Y. L. Bldg.
' I-M286 23
AC.EXTS WANTED.
i.i'cnATiVR nnd nleasant employment
no expenso attached; commission l.irg
r ovrinrlnnro reniilred: teachers paruC'
ulnrlv iwlnnted to the work, but unyoiio
rnn lie successful. Address 411 Bee
Building. J-M701 28
TM.'T.lATIt.R nirents In every Nebrusk
inwti tn ul1 the liest combination life and
accident policy ever Issued; easy to sell
.lnnhln the nriilnnrv amount of business;
liberal contracts to good men. Address
Guardian Llfo Co., Denver, c"VIl.M,56 9.
"GALVESTON: The Horrors of n Stricken
Cltv." by Murat llnlstend. nesi hook
linui nnthnrshln. best terms, best prices
outllt free; write quick. Houser-Iless
Co., Dept. 1, Indianapolis, Ind. J-M9S9 23'
AGENTS on salary or commission. The
irrcatpHt nirents' seller ever produced
every user of pen nnd Ink buys It on
slirbt: 200 to 500 per cent profit; one
naent'ji sales nmojnted to $H20 In si
dnvs; another $32 in two hours. Monro
JUIg. HI., AI-, v.u.-,.-, 'jjjjjjj,
n'H HOLLAR n year nrotects you: w
Issue more accident policies than any
other similar company in the world, be
cause wo issue the most popular nnd
chenpest Insuranca written; one do'.iar I
vpnr nnvs for n J.'iOO nollev: other amount
In nrnnortlon: no assessments or dues
death lienellts. weekly indemnity, free
medical attendance; many other original
and popular features; either sex between
16 and 6 venrs; $2',0.000 deposited Willi
New York Insurance department protects
policy noiiiers unucr our nysivin, n
Aini,.;i nrnmntlv and liberally settled
write' for application blank; rellabl
ronrnnetitntlves wanted everywhere. Th
International Registry company. 189
Broadway. New York. J M125 23'
AGENTS" WANTED "Galveston: The Hor
rors of a Stricken City," by Murat Hal
stead; fully ll'iistrnted; fastest soiling
book ever published, only $1.50; best terms
guaranteed; outllt free; bo quick. J. S
y.legler & Co.. Chlengo.JO J-Mlll 2,T
WANTED, good agent In every town nnd
community to sell the "Best" Vapor
Gasoline Lamps; most sclentlllc Lump
made; two years on the market; abso
lutely guaranteed for one year. Best In
candescent Light Co., 31S S. 15th St ,
Omaha. Neb. J-M132 Oct.21
JUST OUT New Peerless gasoline lamp;
enstest lighted, most satisfactory, knocks
all competition: dgents coining money.
Peerjess Lamp Co., 244 Railway Exchsnge
bldg . St. Louis, Mo, J-
WE WANT one man In each town to buv
for us. Nothing to sell B:g Income, tf
reliable. Commercial Rubber Co., 12 East
42nd St., New York. J
LADIES nnd Gentlemen to take orders for
our Christmas Specialties: good pay;
samples free. Address, Illff & Co., 110
Wabash Ave., Chicago J-176-23
AGENTS coining money. One agent cleared
$42 50 In ten hours; 100 per cent nront. We
L'linrnntee Amerlnus Lenthsr Susnenders.
Fast sellers, big assortment, handsomely
finished. Write for exclusive territory
Berry Mfg. Co.. B 129. Cincinnati, O.
J 212 23'
WANTED, live a ire 11 ts In every good town
Ready seller to business men. Call on or
nddress. J A. Townsend, 317 N. Y. Life
Bldg.. Otnnhn. J 211 2.1
AOKN'TS-flalveston horror. Thrllllnc story
of tho greatest catastrophe of modern
times greater than Johnstown flood
Largo book. Illustrated; big profits, quick
sales; outllt rreo. -Martin ueuarmn i-o,
Cincinnati, OMa. J 220- 23'
AGENTS Our quick selling campaign nov
nltles nro money makers: automatic
badges, match safes, buttons, souvenir
spoons, etc. Send for catalogue. Alutnl
1111m Novelty Co., 335 Broadway. New
York. J-218-23'
AGENTS Article of unusual merit. High
est awards. Government endorsement.
Half million sold. Agency Uopl. 31
27 William St., New York. J-217-23'
AGENTS knowing cancer sufferers can
make big money. Write todnv. Address,
Dr. J. B. Harris, R. 366, Plko Bldg,
Cincinnati, O. J-210-23'
AOFNTS Comnlete story of tho "Galves
ton Horror." bv Murat llnlstend; beauti
fully Illustrated; larg" bonk; big commis
sions; credit given; outllt free. Address,
American L. Ac M. Association. 35X Denr-
born. Chicago. J 211
AGENTS, Galveston horror; filly Illus
trated: retail nrlee. $1.30: ofllciul: greui
seller; best book; best terms; freight
paid; outllt free: now ready The ,n. ,
Hamilton Pub. Co., Via The Arcade, ("eve
land. O. J-16S 23'
BIO profits handling latest improved goso
linn Inmti: sells at slirht: beats electricity
cheaper than kerosene, retail $4 up; L'
dlrtereni siyies, oxciusivo iriu"
Standard Lamp Co., Manufacturers. Chi
caso. J 167 23
WANTED, state and county agems 10
Ilium lo " l lie luucienr iauiuiu ,...
lump: the hatulsomrst ami most perfect
lamp made; &) candle power; costs 'i
cent hour. Irby & Glllllund. Slant, actur
ers, Memphis, Tenti. J It -o
AGENTS wanted to sell incandescent
Vapor Gas Lamps; iw cnnuio punn, m
torch; quickly lighted; latest designs.
Write Studebaker Gas Lighting Co.. Kan.
sas City. Mo. J-!o2 2,1'
GALVESTON HORROR; story of the (treat
cutasttoplio told u y survivors nnu res
ellers; illustrated from photograph.! taken
Immediately after the disaster; 4w pages,
handsomely bound; only $!.;: sell, a
slf.nl; agents clear Jin per day; freight
paid; credit given; best terms guaranteed;
send todnv lor free outllt. II. J. Smith
Pub. Co.. 334 Dearborn St, Chicago.
ALVESTON HORROR: most complete ac
count bv eve witnesses; authentic illus
trations; tiiiiiiev maker for live workers;
best commissions; freight paid; credit
given; write todn for tree outllt. L. (. .
Morse .i Co., 56 Fifth Ave Chicago.
J- 161 23'
OENTS for Ludwlg 100 candle-power In-
i n in irei'iix apor gns ininii?, mini' 'j
Itself: mechanically perfect; most eco
nomical, qilchest lighters; Ludwlg burn
ers tit any lump nnd we gunriintee not to
clog, Ludwlg Mtg. Co., Kansas City, Mo.
J lifcl 23
GENERAL agents in every locality In V
K. to represetit large conce-n, uppoi'ii'"
ngents on strictly snlnry basis of $ per
month, with all traveling i-.pi"is"s prld.
Dept. CSC, 1970 Park nve.. New York
J !(, (
MAN or woman, to employ nnd superin
tend ngentf.; $50 per month nnu expenr.-.
experience rot required; permanent.
Zlegicr Co., 509 Monon bhlg.. Clilc::
Jr-lld 2..'
AGENTS, we have a line line of fast sell
ers, userui in every nomr; ir
profits; write for circulars. C. O. Myers
Co., Atchison, Kan. J-251 2.P
GENTS Unusual opportunity to make
Mg monev. "oniv oiuciui. Aiiineuuc inn;
Comi'lelo Book on Galveston Disaster,
now ready; sells on sight: fUi per day
easy. Extraordinary terms, freight paid;
credit given; don't delay. Outtlts free.
Avoid llctltlo.is llrms Address the old
established National Publishing Company,
Lakeside Building. Chicago. J-214-23'
iOENTS-Wolsbach supplies; perfect man
tle, 6c: sample, sr sunups. .ni;utKue mr
stamps. Van Houtcn, 74 Park Place, New
York! J -210-23'
AGENTS Big money In quick selling
household articles; sctui tor , circular!,.
National Agency Co., Lima, Ohlo.
WA.NTI'.D TO RENT.
WANTED, a modern house, seven to nine
rooms. In West Fiirnntn or nanscom pars;
districts; either rurnisiicu or unnirnisneu.
Address 201 First National Bank building.
K M913
WANTED, two pleasant rooms and board
on south or west sine oi city ny mnrricu
couple; will pay liberally for nice place;
private family preferred. U 55, Bee Otllce.
IV .MV,)
SUITE of unfurnished rooms, with board,
In private family uy coupie wun ono
child; nouse must ne monern nnu iocu
Hon deslruble. Address U 60, Bee.
K M130
TWO rooms or room and alcove, furnished
or partly furnished, October 1, by lauy
employed during the day. Call or address
uressmnKer, .-in npnico ai. iv .wi.u m-
OCT. 1. by man nnd wife, board, south.
steam nenten room; win pay vm per mo,
Address X 2. Bee. K 149-24'
SEVEN or 8-room modorn house; state
price and location. X fi, Bee. K 221 23
GOOD party wants to rent one lloor of
good uat in warning distance, or a neni i
room cottage. Address 306 Karhach Blk
K-263 23'
WANTED, by man nnd wife, one or two
rooms wun noarii, warning aisinnce oi
Ben Building; state price and all particu
lars. Address x s, uce. K 277 2.T
STtJRAfJIS.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 912
914 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
Om. Vnn Stor. Co., 1511H Farn. Tol. 1559-S63,
SJJ
TVANTIflD TO HUY.
ALL, kinds of household soods. hotels, etc.
tn large and small quantities. CV.t ago
Furniture tjo., Hve-iv uoaga. lei. zuu
N-J9I
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omnha Savings bank uccounts, Brennn
Love Co., 309 So. 13th. N-S 5
2DHAND bicycles, Omaha Bicycle Co.
8 or 9-room house to move off lot. Address
631 S. 27th. N .M370 Zf
THE best modern 6-room cottage that
$1,700 cash will buy. Address, v m, nee
N-M907 23
SECOND-HAND safe. Address, give price
and muKe, jonn tmud, hock rori. Jio
N-M9T9 26
OLD stamp collections bought. 216 N 16th
N-DStV-O 19
WANTED, good strong buggv horse, per
fectly rellnlilo in every way. Puyno-Knox
Company, mnln lloor N. Y. Llfo Bldg.
N-M99I 23
WANTED, to buy a cattle ranch. Address
U 67, Bee Office. N Ml 35 21
WANTED to buy small house and lot or
vacant 101 in norinern part or city at
reasonable cash figure. Address. U CO,
Bee, N-222-2.V
WANTED to buy Shetland pony; must bo
gentle, one mni cnmiren can drive, a. u.
Brandels, Boston Store. N 298 23'
WANT to buy some 5, 6 or 7-room cottages,
to tie moved orr lots. Address 524 N. 17th
st. N 2SI 23'
A FIRST-CLASS fire nnd burglnr proof
sa.e, about 0,000 pounds, with time lock.
Address T. G. Undorhlll & Co.. Collbrsn,
Colo. N-M2CS 29
FOR HAl.E-I'l'It V ITU RE.
FOR SALE Three bedroom suites, dick
ering grand ptano; call at once. i,ui
Capitol ave, O-M120 2C
FOR SALE Household furniture; new
hentor; private sale. 1713 Georgia Ave ,
second lioor. 0-224 -2'!'
FOR SALE Furniture in most desirable
four-room flat In Omnha. Call at Flat 13,
1612 Chicago St., Clowry Block.
O 223 30
FOR SALU-IIOKHES, VKII ICI.F.S, I1TC.
NEW and 2d II. vehicles nt marked down
prices. Harry Frost, 14th Leavenworth.
P-WS
FOR SALE, new huggle bodies with gear
ing for sale at $160 c.ich. A II A'l'lrn,
913 Douglas. P-.M401 del. 7
FOR SALE, a horse nnd ruggy. cheap. In
quire nt 2152 St. Mnry's nve. -M7-6
SHETLAND pony (spotted), cart and har
ness. 2517 1 nicago i.
P- MI0.1 23
HOUSES FOR SALE -A fine retillemnn'M
rondster. line looker, good trnvelor, sound
and gentle. Will sell theup. 1M . n;-Knux
Company, main floor, .V . Life bldg.
FOR SALE Bnv horse. 6 years old 16
hands high; will sell cheap, lnqutro 1710
Fnrnnm ' -'
FOR SAI.E-MISCKM.ANEOIIS.
HARD nnd soft foundation piling; hog
fences and cribbing. 9ol Douglas. g-8W
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc
Connell Drug Co.. Cor. lt-th nnd Dodge.
Q if iu
B IIASS, Florist. 1813 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
Plants, out Dowers, boquets, hall, rosl
dence, wedding and grace decorations.
Ordoru by mall or exprcsso promptly tilled.
li-lwl
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1114 Farnam
Q 90J
riAI'ES: buy, sell, ox'ge. 8chartz, 114 H. 13
Q-W2
MANSON bicycles, $23. Omaha Bicycle Co.
Q-903
3DIIAND wheels, $3 to $10; new wheels $15.
Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th Chlcaco Sts.
Q-90
M. & W. tires, $2.76. Omalu Bicycle Co.
y-wi
'OR SALE, a handsome rubber tree; price,
$.. Inquire 607 N. run street.
ti-M2-l 25
FOR SALE, young Jersey cow, cheap. 2111
OlllO St. W-2'JI Z3'
SECOND-HAND Callgrnph (new) for sale.
Call Ht ollice ciern insinci q jj
FOR SALE, corncobs. Monroe Co.. Ml
N. 16th St. W-'UH"i
FINE horse and rubber-tired buggy, rty
cheap. II. it. ! rcuricKson, ii-. uoiwp ni,
(J 431 08
FOR SALE T- o pool nnd bllllnrd tables,
clirnp. 161 liroauway, uoiiiien mu i",
(J MW-4
SECONDHAND bicycles from $1.00 up.
Neb. cycio co., cor. i&iu nnu nariiejr.
Q .NL24 29
FOR SALE, payable after received, three
mounts trial tree: ju.io mr u iimn sraut,
6-drawer. droii bend cabinet sewing ma
chine; $11. 91 for a regular $10.00 bicycle;
!S.50 for n $300.00 piano; $29.75 for n $75.0J
parlor organ; $15.50 for n 6-plece over
stuffed velour $oih parlor suite. All new
high grade standard goods. For full par.
tlculars state articles Interested In and
wo will mall you a special cataloguo.
Sears. Roebuck Co., Chicago.
Q-MC3S Q13
NEED Money. $18", will buy tine Chlckor-
lug upright. Address,- u , Hee.
g 267 O-l
FOR SALE 2 Hoosler wire-picket corn-
crib machines: good wnrmng oruerj
bargain. J. W. Hart. Stroinsburg, Neb.
Q-MM9 25'
FOR BALE-Two beautiful Manila "Jose"
dress patterns; price $15 oach. Address
X 1. Beo ollice. Q-M131 23'
FOR SALE Fine Inrgo oleander. Just be-
(.uililng to tiiossom. .Apply i aim
ave. Q-MI15 23'
PIANO, slightly used, left on salo by
prlvato party; big bargain. Call w:t
Douglas St. Q-M129 28
FOR SALIC, excellent heater: good ns new
cheap ror cosh. Address 702 First avenue,
Council Bluffs. Q-M13S 25
FOR SALE, fresh Jersey cow. lOOi So. 37th
HI. W 14, 21'
BELGIAN HARES, pedigreed stock, for
sun-, cnenp; score enrd rurnisneu witn
each nuimnl. C. 11. Roberts, Holdrego,
Neb. Q
Si:COND-HAND TYPEWRITERS.
Tho following list nro In good condition and
nre bargains for tho money:
Odell $ 5 00
Two Cal crnnhs $10 and IS 00
Yost 25 00
Smith-Premier 30 00
Three No 2 Remingtons 15 to S3 0,)
item Shn to oo
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
Corner 15th and Harney Sts.
Q-M173 23
THREE fresh cows.
4315 Ersklne st.
Q-M2S1 29'
FINE Stclnwny piano for sale cheap; party
leaving cny. jtuuress w i, umnnn nee.
Q-2S7 OI
.MISCEI.I,AEOUS.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture
and stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furnlturo Co.. 1106-10 Dodge.
R-907
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MME. GYLMER,
OMAHA'S FAVORITE PALMIST.
Don't bo skeptloul on the "llfo-readlnu"
proposition because- you havo beon
"faked." 'TIs true that most all tho so
called life renders that havo Infested
Omaha within tho past few years under
tho guise of clairvoyants, occult scien
tists, spiritual and psychic mediums huva
been Imposters nnd most of them havn
been exposed. Homo have been required
to tell their troubles to tho pollen and
others were given tlmo to get out nf
town. However, all this does not signify
that there are nono genuine. If them
nro nny who hnve been fooled und still
ndhero to the notion that tho past, pres
ent and future cannot be told they should
consult Mine. Gylmer and by so doing In
vestigate a sclentlllc nnd real method.
It is useless to comment on Mmo. (Jyl.
mer's reputation, for she has been In the
city 4 years and Is patronized by ;ho
best people of tho town. A little Inquiry
will convlnco anyone who Is not in
formed on this subject that she Is honest
and n woman of ability. Pnrlors, 1603
Dodge, south side P. O. S-218 23
MME.GYLMER genuino palmist. 1605 Dodge.
S-Hl
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 811 North 16th.
8-929-
RI.KCTniO TIU3ATSU5XT.
ELITE parlors.
615 S. 16th, second floor,
T-375 OS
M ME. AMES, 1615 Howard, room 1. 2d floori
Mae Edgar, assistant. T M993 27'
MME. LEE. magnetic treatment. 607 S.
13th, room 2. T M2S3 29'
PERSONALS.
LADIES' hnlr shampooed, dressed, 33c. Hair
toilet goods. Monhclt, 1518 Farnam. Tel 233
U-MW
MONHEIT, Chiropodist. 16H rnrn. Tel. 2333.
U-909
IIOFF'S Express & Messenger Co, Tel. 1717.
U-917
DR. ROY, chiropodist: corns removed, 25a
and upward. Room 12, Frenzer block.
U-913
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 346 Bee b'dg
U-918
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electrlo
baths, for indies only; skilled women
mussago operators; llnest equipped batlia
In the city. Renstrom Bath Company.
Rooms 216 to 220, Beo Bldg. U-9I0
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, nu
danser; send for circulars Emp re Rup
ture Cure, 932 N. Y. Life bldg., Omaha.
U-914
PRIVATE hospltnl for ladles before tc dur.
Ing conllnemcnt; babies adopted, 1130 N. 17.
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PLEATING nnd pleated skirts of all klnda.
M. Goldman & Co., 200 Douglas block.
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PLEATING, buttons
to order; plnkb-g
while you wait. Omaha Pleating 0
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U-319
Douglas.
PRIVATE home before and during confine
ment; babies adopted. Mrs, Burget, "'H
Burdette. U-919
LADIES' Jackets and tnllor mnde suits al
tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Fogel, 3u7 H. 17.
tJ 344 0-4
LA PETITE Froncli oval photos 60o per
dozen during September onlv. Prnotor.
616 S. 16th. U-M333 Oct. 4
PLACE your order now tor seal sacques,
fur scarfs and collarettes of nil descrip
tions: furs repaired nnd altered. Aula
huugh, Son &. Co., 506 Karbnrk blk
U-.M357 OS
UNDERSKIRTS; see those we make to or
der from $2 up to $5; the very latest and
decidedly swell. Omaha Skirt Co, Doug
las Block, 10th nnd Dodge. U-M093 27
E. L. LOVE.IOY. 118 N. 16th St.. for a GOOD
bicycle, for n good sewing machine, for
anything fur bicycle or sewing machines
Bte him. U-10! 04
LADIES will receive first-class care before
and during coullncincnt; lady physician.
813 N. 23d St. U-145 021
SECRETS Hint win; knowledgo that payii
seleiu'o th.it tilings I111-I1 e h and S 'cl 11
bin cess cures disease nnd bad hahlti;
wins love nnd fil"dshi'i. gratifies irn
bltlnns, given uiuiil. rful power and rnr
Irul over others: you run learn nt ho'ne.
Writ" ti'dny fur oil r elegantly Illustrated
book which fully explains al' tne hlddin
mysteries of personal magi'ftlsm, hypno
tlsrn, mugniiic heillng .eic. It's fic,
Address New York Institute of Science,
Dept. Ill N, Rochester, N. V. U
SUPERFLUOUS hair, worts and moles per.
manfully removed by eleetrlcity ; consul,
tutlon free, and confidential; all work
guaranteed. Miss Allendcr, 1613 Douglas,
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MORPHINE, opium, Inudnnum, rorntnt
habit, myself cured, will Inform you nt
harmless permanent homo cure. Mrs.
Baldwin, box 1212, Chicago. U
ASTRO-M ENTOl.f if 1 Y ; gives scientific nnd
accurate delineation of c lurar-ter. bml
ness and marriage adapt. itioiis, etc.; pr
sonul Interview by iiip..intment: stamp
for particulars. Aatro-Muntology, P j.
Box C67, Omaha. u2it J
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