THE OMAITA DAILT BEEt SUNDAY, ATTOTJST 17, 1902.
SPECIAL NOTICES
will Uk aatll IS ms. the
veals edltlea a4 aatll f:SO s SB.
for ! aa lutif esltlea.
1 a, ward Srst lasertleav,
la a ward tktrMfttr. Natalas takes
far less than X6a fa ka flrat lata
tloa. TkMt ad vertl.es.eats nut kvs
raa aseeutlvely.
Advertisers, ay reejaastlasT
fcered cheek, eaa aav aaawara -
reaaed ta a letter la car)
af Tha Bar. Aaawara aa addraaaad will
a deliver aa are taUsi ad th
aeek aalr.
FOR SALE CIGARS.
$0.00 IN GOLD.
It pays to buy your cigars of u. You
may wake up some day and And yourself
the possessor of Fifty Dollars in Gold that
we give away to our customer! each month.
B utler & Miller, '
M. W. COR. 1TH AND FARNAM STB.
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Ji STENOGRAPHER When you want one
call tha Remington Typewriter office, 1611
Farnam street. Telephone 1678.
A Mil Ait
AMERICAN widow with haJf grown
daughter desires position of housekeeper
! to unmarried business or professional
man. Has been with doctor for three
years. Had entire charge: competent.
economical and neat. Widower with one (
cmia not ODjeoiea 10. aain v ov, irc.
A-M537 17
PARTIES wishing to employ students to
do work for board and room address H
11, Bee. A -'6 17
WANTED MALE HELP.
ARB TOU THINKING OF ATTENDING
A Commercial
' Or Shorthand
College
DURING THE NEXl TEAR?
IF SO
Attend the school where you can get the
fcest instruction from teachers (not student
graduates); attend where the proprietor
of the school Is Interested In the Instruc
tion given; attend where yrni will receive
Individual attention and when the school
-will be interested In you: attend where
you will get value received for your money;
attend where the demand for competent
stenographers is greater than the aupply.
Ve have had, within the last eight weeks,
fourteen calls for competent stenographers
that we have been unable to fill, with sala
ries from $40.00 to $100.00 per month.
If you desire to attend a school where
all of the above points are specially em
phasized, come to
Van Matre's
Commercial and Shorthand
COLLEGE
iber 1.
SEVENTEENTH AND FARNAM BTS.,
OMAHA, NEB.
Night school will open October 13, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday nights.
A night law school will open September
CO. Lectures by leading attorneys of the
city.
Miss Elisabeth F. McCartney will be
r imminently connected with the work of
he Law School.
For Particulars Call or Write. B
RVANTED Canvasser. Man familiar with
book and newspaper work preferred.
. Must be hustler. Apply Room 107 Bee
; Building. B 289
$1 FOR HALF A DATS WORK.
f you live In the country or In a small
town ' and have a good acquaintance
among the farmers and stock raisers In
' tho neighborhood you can make $5 easily
i by four tr five hours' work, write ua
; and we will send you our proposition.
' The Bee Publishing Co., Solicitors' Dept.,
1 Omaha, Neb. B M2U
sV ANTED A good man In every county
I to take subscriptions for The Twentieth
I Century Farmer. Our agents make good
I wages everywhere. References required,
i Address, Twentieth Century Farmer,
, Omaha, Neb. - B 613
WANTED DRIVERS FOR
WAGON WORK, i
ball Grading and Construction Co., camp
I near Green's packing bouse. Council
1 Bluffs. B M408 II
(WANTED, an assistant bookkeeper. None
, but those who havs had experience need
I apply. Olve references from former em
' ployera and state what salary you expect.
Address U 49, Bee. B M509 17
tEAM drivers, coal and building materials;
110.50 per week. Sutherland Bros Co.,
kith end Hickory fits. B 626
WANTED, men to learn barber trade.
Practical training, expert instructions;
eight weeks required. VVe present tools,
Say Saturday wages, guarantee positions,
pedal Inducements to applicants from
distance. Write today. Moler Barber
College, 1802 Douglas st. B M539 21'
rVANTED, stenographer and typewriter
to go to country. One with experience
I In law and abstract olllce preferred.
1 State references and salary expected.
! Address in own handwriting to G 64, Bee
! ofllce. B M638 Is
WANTED, 8 or 4 good teams for grading.
&th Ave and Jones Bt. B 666 17
13 weekly copying letters at home, either
. sex; send stamp for particulars. King
I Mfg. Co., 148 Warren Ave., Chicago.
B-6v 17
rYANTED. man of good habits to travel in
Nebraska; young man over 21 preferred;
$18 weekly and expenses; distributing
stock; references; self-addressed envelope.
Gen'l Mgr. Frank Glllls, & Dearborn,
Chicago. , B tfcil 17
tV ANTED, two first-class furniture sales
men; best of references required; state
age, experience and salary expected. Ad
dress II 4, Bee. B 666 17
(VANTED, thoroughly experienced carpet
salesman; good salary for right man;
I stale experience, age, salary and refer
i ence. Address H I, Bee. B 561 17
$NY MAN or woman can eaally make 11$
I to $26 weekly by representing us in their
locality without Interfering with present
occupation; will gladly aend particulars
I free to all; we make your spars time
j valuable. This Is no deception and if
you really want to make money address
T. C. Gleason, Mgr. Dept. 23. 153 6th
I Ave.. Chicago. B 677 17
llSVEN Free Masons In each state given
i permanent, pleasant, profitable employ
I ment near home; whole or part time;
good pay. Fraternal, Thames Building,
! New York. B 621 17
INB Odd Fellows in each state given
I permanent, pieasani. profitable employ
. ment near home; whole or par time;
, good pay. Fraternal, Thames Building,
New York. B (CD 17
IOUNG men to study pharmacy at the
Omaha College of Pharmacy. Send fur
catalogue. B tki 17
$RE TOU dissatisfied with your work
: Our free booklet, "Are Your Hands
', Tied?" tells how we have qualified thou
sands In spare time for salaried positions
, In more congenial and profitable lines of
' work. Write International Correspond
ence Schools, Box lw. Bcranton, Pa., or
, call day or evening, Omaha ofllce, S3;
Paxton Block. B 6J0 17
5 00 PER month and traveling expenses
paid salesmen on baking powder and ex
tracts; experience unnecessary, purity
Co.. Chicago. B
COMPETING BCAI.E 8ALE8MAN.
tf. V. SUmpson Co., Mfrs.. Detroit. Mich.
rVANTKD, men who are weak or diseased
to writs for free booklet edited by the
leading and moat successful specialist in
the United States. Address J Newton
Jiathaway, M. D t B Conuuerclal Block.
fcuu Uur, la, B
WANTED MALE HELP.
The school that tha leading business men are Interested In.
SEPTEMBER 1. .
Boyles College .
Open Its
Fall Term
IN BOTH THE DAT AND EVENING 8ESSIONS.
A DISTINCT ADVANTAGE.
The location of this college in the New York Life Building la a strong point
In Its favor. The students In their dully Intercourse are surrounded by scores of
business Institutions that require their services. They dally come In contsct with
the best element of the business world. Throughout this vast building are represen
tatives of nearly every profession and trade In the city. Students are constantly
being called upon to do temporary work for these business firms, thue giving them
actual experience and an opportunity to earn money. A number of students have
earned their entire tuition In this wsy while In attendance. Many earn half, and,
all have a chance to make something.
JOHN R. GREGG'S ENDORSEMENT
"The Gregg Publishing Co.,
67 Washington St.,
CHICAGO, 111., Aug. 14, 1902.
H. B. Boyles. Boyles' Business Coll ct. Omaha. Neb.:
"Mr.
'Dear Mr. Hnvles: I am In recetnt of
pleasrue your kind expressions regarding the new text book. EVER SINCR I
VISITED BOTLE8' COLLEGE AND LEARNED OF ITS SPLENDID FACILITIES
FOR GIVING INSTRUCTION IN SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, It has been
a' gratification to me to know that you are teaching Gregg Shorthand In such a sat
isfactory manner.
WITH VOUR INCREASED EQUIPMENT THIS TEAR AND TOUR FINB
FACULTY OF TEACHERS. WHO HAVE BEEN SO CAREFULLY PREPARED
FOR GIVING INSTRUCTION, you will surely have a prosperous season.
"Yours very truly,
"JOHN R. GREGG."
The college la open to visitors dally,
upon application.
B oy les
NEW YORK
LEARN proofreading; situations secured;
115 to $25 weekly. Home Correspondence
School. Philadelphia. B
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Thousands of
appointments to be made; examinations
soon In every state; hundreds that we
have prepared by mall have been ap
pointed. Circular 151, giving full particu
lars as to positions, salaries, dates and
places of examinations, etc., mailed free.
National Correspondence Institute, Wash
ington. D. C. B
WANTED Men and women to copy letters
for us at home; $10 per thousand: ad
vanced every week; send addressed en
velope for copy and Instructions. Stand
ard Pen Co., 220 Fulton St., New Tor.
B
THE VAN SANT
SCHOOL
OF
- SHORTHAND
AND
TYPEWRITING
716, 717, and 718 New York Life Building
A specialty school of trie nurnase oro.ee.
It teaches shorthand and typewriting ex
clusively, together with office methods
which are a necessary part of the training
of the stenographer. Only those having
sufficient education to become successful
stenographers are received. This enables
tha school to devote all Its anergic to the
training of students along the special
branches Instead of having to take the
time of the school to make up for defici
encies of some In attendance.
A full course Is given in the preparation
Of commercial and legal documents.
Students may enter the school at any
Urns, as all early Instruction Is Individual.
A free trial week la given for the purpose
of enabling the student to determine
wtiether the school Is adapted to his needs.
The equipment ef the school Is not sur
passed by an;- In the west. Typewriter
are In exoellent condition and enclosed In
ek cabinets. Each student may choose
the kind of machine be will use. He Is
given the use of a typewriter one-half of
each session, with the privilege of three
additional hours outside of the regular see
session each day.
Touch typewriting Is taught exclusively
6y the Van Sant bystem.
Tuition may be paid monthly If pre
ferred. Money will be refunded for ua
tt'H tuition at any Urn upon request.
Parties Centring young people to work for
their board while attending school dur
ing the winter should file their applica
tion now with Boyles College, New Tork
Life Building. Tel. 1984. StudenU are
already beginning to come In for the fall
term.
B 63317
CIVIL service government positions. About
10,000 appointments made last year. Only
common school education required for
examination. Salaries large. Work easy.
Catalogues of Information free. Colum
bian Correspondence College, Washing
ton. B 572 17
CLERK
wanted; a young man of good
habits, sds
eaKing Herman, witn some ex-
perlenc In general store.
box 9, mica,
B 66 17
jseo.
requisites. W. A. Hlxenbaugh & Co., 600
war biock. a oiu is
WANTED for U. 8. Army; Able-bodied un
married men between ages of 21 and 35,
cltlsens of United States, of good char
acter and temperate habits, who can
speak, read and write English. For Infor
mation apply to Recruiting Officers, 16th
and Dodge St., Omaha, and postoftice
building. Lincoln, Nebraska. B
WANTED, active man well acquainted
with crain shippers in southern and cen
tral Nebraska to solicit consignments of
grain; state loweet salary expected, with
reference. Address Q 68, Omaha Bee,
Omaha, Neb. B 645 20
WANTED, a good coatmaker at once,
steady Job, good pay. William J. Hapke,
Wahoo, Neb. B 644 17
$100 PER month easily earned.
No Dub-
Uclty. canvassing or peddling.
Tou may
efer. En
have regular salary If you prefer.
close stamp. No postals. Wilcox Bros.,
90S Fourth St, Tracy, Minn. B OJJ 17
WANTED Five harness makers at once
for steady job on machine or hand work.
Reply at once. 1L Wittmann & Co.. Lin
coln. Neb. B-euO 17
DETECTIVE Shrewd, reliable man wanted
In every locality for profitable secret
service. Experience unnecessary. Write
American Detective Association, Indian
apolis, lad. B-4 17
COPT letters at home: $16 per 1,000: no
canvassing: send addressed envelope.
Eureka Remedy Co., Dept. 61, $0 Center
Ave., Chicago. 3 17
BOYS, do you want a novel plan to earn
a watch, etc., during vacation and spare
hours?. Write at once. Hearts Jewelery
Co., room 14, M LaSalle St, Chicago. 111.
B 715 17
WANTED, wide-awake men: can make $20
per week; no canvassing; permanent
thing. The Hodley-fiims Co., Indianapolis,
lnd. B 676 17
STAIR BUILDER wanted; must leave city;
none but an expert on hand ratling need
answer thla Address II 15, Bee.
B 72$ 17
WANT a bookkeeper. Invoice clerk. State
atte. experience and salary wanted. Ad
dress It 13. Bee. B et6G 17
DO YOU want positions In . New York?
We secure positions In any capacity. Our
.facilities are unequaied. international
Employment Bureau, 6K Wall Bt . New
York. B 6tZ 1J
YOUNG man. travel; $V) month and ex
penses; experience unnecessary. Enclose
self-addreeaed envelope. Manager Per
kins, Manhattan Bldg., Chicago.
B 697 17
vTAKTbu, eiai otaauiAers fur Nebraska
by old established insurance society; pays
sickness, accident and death claims; plan
popular and easy to secure members;
salary and commission. Write for terms.
Address Society. VJb N. T. Life Bldg.,
K sues a City, Mo, Mention paper.
at-O sT
WANTED MALE HELP.
vour favor of recent date and nnu wttH
Advertising literature Is furnished free
College,
LIFE BUILDING.
lUUJNt men wanted, any distance, copy
inuers, nome evenings ana return to us.
We pay $10 per thousand. Send addressed
envelope, particulars and copy. F. M. C.
Dept. 461, Box 1411, Philadelphia.
B 656 17
WANTED, young man to drive delivery
wagon; must have experience and first
class reference. J, L. Brandels & Sons.
. B 71 17
WANTED, salesmen all over Nebraska to
sell quick selling article; a household
and business necessity; a snap for men
who mean business. Nebraska Manu
facturing Co., Omaha. B 720 17
SOLICITORS WANTED.
THE GUARANTEE FUND LIFE
ASSOCIATION.
Wants live local agents In every town In
Nebraska. The proposition possesses spe
cial merit, and Is easily written. Salary
or commission to the right man. Address
J. C. Bufflngton, secretary. Alliance. Neb.
B M736
DO TOU want positions In New Tork? We
secure positions in any capacity. Our
facilities are unequalled. International
Employment Bureau, 69 "Wall St., New
York. B 666 17
GOOD messengers wanted; first-class pay.
A. D. T. Co., 212 S. 13th. B 727 816
MEN wanted who wear trusses; a great
chance. Truss free; no time lost from
present work. Alex Bpelrs, Box 644,
Westbrook, Maine. B
I ,
WANTED, representative to solicit city
k tuo, tjcMoueiLu .Aiieareiii i;o., .nicago,
B ibi ii
NEBRASKA BUSINESS
AND
SHORTHAND COLLEGE.
BOYD BUILDING, OMAHA.
A, C. ONG, A. M., LL. B.t President
SELECT LOCATION, SELECT METHODS,
SELECT TEACHERS. SELECT STUDENTS.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 1.
Perfectly equipped throughout. Two floors newly furnished,
lngton typewriters, latest model, Just received.
THE TEACHER MAKES THE SCHOOL.
Every effort has been made to secure the best teachers that money can procuda.
The faculty consists of Instructors who are experienced and of the highest type.
Prof. Lowry, principal of the commercial department, is the best known and con
ceded to be the most popular and efticlent commercial teacher and accountant In the
west, has been secured for next year.
Prof. A. G. Guthrldge, principal of the shorthand and typewriting department. Is
the only shorthand and typewriter Instructor In Omaha who has attended the Gregg
School tor Teachers and received a diploma.
PURE GREGG SHORTHAND.
This Is the only college In Omaha that makes a specialty of teaching Gregg short
band as set forth by the author In his "Revised Edition." We do not and we would
not teach any "crude and Imperfect" modifications of It. Any experienced steno
grapher can tell the beginner how dangerous a thing it Is to attempt learning a sys
tem that baa been changed. Tou want the purest, the best; we teach it.
NIGHT
8reclal fall term of night school will begin Mondav night. Sentember L
been the demand on the part of night dud!
all summer. Join our night school If you want the efficient help of teachers who will
take an Interest in you and see that you learn.
Many students are arranging to enter September 1. Call and visit tha finest
quipped business and shorthand school west of Chicago.
SALESMEN WASTED.
WANTED, two traveling salesmen to sell
ur line of farmers' repair tools In Ne
braska through the hardware and Imple
ment dealers. Must be salesmen; thor
oughly reliable; bonds required; machine
men preferred. Also two men for South
Dakota. G. R. Harper Manufacturing
Co., Marahalltown, la. M534 17
TRAVELING salesman wanted by estab
lished house. No technical knowledge
necessary, but simply all around hustler
of good appearance and address. First
class Una Liberal contract. Entire time
required. References. . Box 274, Detroit,
Mich. 66317
SALESMEN to sell perfumes, toilet soaps,
etc., to dealers; $100 monthly and ex
penses. Plumer Perfumery and Mfg. Co.,
St. Louis, Mo. 6J7 17
TRAVELING salesman; must be experi
enced and show exceptional record; to
fill vacancy Sept. 1; our goods sold to all
classes country merchants; will make
high salary or commission contract with
right man; firm's capital $150,000; state
experience. Address Box 676, Minneapolis,
Minn. -422 17
WANTED Experienced salesmen to call
on all kinds of business houses, manu
facturers, wholesale and retail stores and
banks, to introduce and sell our magnltl
cent Advertising Calendars, comprising
over tuO different styles; all original, late,
handsome patterns; nothing like them
ever seen before. Customers want and
buy at once on seeing them; really no
competition; wonderful works of art- WE
PAY LARGEST COMMISSION. Those
giving exclusive time to the work readily
make $1U0 to $160 every week. We guar
antee them to be the best side line for
traveling men ever heard of. WRITE
AT ONv B WITH REFERENCES. ALL
COMMISSIONS PAID PROMPTLY. Sue
cesa assured. - American Novelty Co.,
Cincinnati, O. 66317
WANTED Four good Britannlca salesmen;
territory, Nebraska, Kansas, South
Dakota and Iowa. American Newspaper
Association, ta-it new xora Ldie ttmg.,
Omaha. "rfft 17
-066I7
SALESMEN to sell toilet soap to dealers;
$10) per month salary and expenses; ex
perience unnecessary. Louis Ernst Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
SALESMEN calling oa notion and corset
buyers to carry as side line foundation
collars, bustles, bust forms, etc., on com.
mission. V. N. Smith & Co., SU' Broad
way. New Tork. 636 17
WANTED at once, experienced traveling
salesman for Nebraaka We want a aales
man, no novice need apply. Box 614,
Chicago. . 634 17
WANTED, experienced road men for Kan
sas and Nebraska territory; give refer
ences. New England Jewelry Co.. Iowa
SALESMAN wanted; experienced and ca
pable traveling salesman worth $2.0-0 per
year and expenaee; permanent position;
good credentials required. Write. Per
sonal Interview If satisfactory. Address
O tEj, boa. - 17
WASTED MALE HELP.
A FEW MORE POINTERS
-ABOUT THE
Omaha Commercial College
17th and Douglas Streets.
R0HRB0UGH BROS., PROPS.
rolnter No. 1 The fall term opens
begin.
Pointer No. 1 One reason why our annual enrollment exceeds 1,000 each year Is
because our students obtain so many more privileges than at the ordinary commer
cial school. Our College Band, Colleae Orchestra, Board of Trade, Athletics, Lit
erary Society and Lecture Course, afford our students profitable helps. A school
must be progressive and up-to-date, to have all these advantages.
Pointer No. S We prepare students for positions in ths business world and tha
government service.
Pointer No. 4 We locate more students la positions each year than any other
school In the state.
Pointer No. 6 We Introduced Gregg 8borthand Into Nebraska because ritmsn,
Graham and Munson had served their time and were too difficult to learn. They
had ceased to be valuable, except as relics. Gregg was the product of modern
ideas and was constructed upon right principles. We believed ft to be better than
any other system. Our competitors censured us for Introducing it, but now they
all advertise to teach It. Because It was new and untried It contained many im
perfections, but In all Its crudity It was athousand Umea better than any of the
moss-covered Pltmanlc systems. We promised to use it until we found something
better. This we have done, and ws are now ready to make a change. We now
teach Mosher-Qregc Shorthand. As the name signifies. It is an Improvement upon
the Gregg. By the application of new principles we obtain .greater speed and
legibility. We are prepared to give students the best systemT of shorthand vet
devised. We are better prepared than ever to teach Gregg In Its purltv to those who
want It. An examination of Mosher-Gregg, however, will convince every one of Its
superiority.
Pointer No. On Friday night, August 29th, Prof. Mosher will deliver a ptibllo
lecture on Mosher-Gregg Shorthand. The evening's entertainment will be supple
mented by musical, literary and elocutionary numoers. The public is cordially in
vited, particularly every one Interested In shorthand.
Pointer No. 7 We have Just purchased twenty-eight new Remington No. type
writers for our Typewriting Department. This gives us, with the twelve new Ln
derwoods on hand, .forty new typewriters for students' use. This la tne largest
sale of typewriters ever made ac one time In Nebraska, and makes the nnest
equipped typewriting department In the country. .
Pointer No. g We are now giving a most thorough and complete course In Tele
graphy. This department has been refurnished and refitted throughout. Any one
desiring a course In Telegraphy can be accommodated.
Pointer No. a Our Night School opens Monday night, September 1st. Four ses
sions each week, namely: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights, from
7 p. m. to p. m. Any branch of study may be had.
Pointer No. 10 Those having rooms for rent, or places for students to work for
board, will please drop postal card or telephone 129.
Pointer No, 11 Our new Illustrated Catalogue will be sent to any one free.
Address, ROHRBOUGH. BROS.. Omaha, Neb.
SALESMEN WASTED,
SALESMAN Exceptionally good position
I or Dngni man on me roaa. iteierenc.es
first letter. Address, U 9, Bee.
663 17
WANTED, dry goods salesmen to handle
big selling novelty as side line; big sales;
liberal commissions; vestpocket samples.
Address G 67, Bee. -461 17
WANTED, two salesmen for Kansas and
isienraska; experienced men only need
apply; no scheme. Address G 66, Bee.
17
) WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Parties desiring students to board during
the winter will please file their names
and addresses with Boyles' College, New
Tork Life Building. Tel. 1984. Prices
must be reasonable.
C 42 IT
WANTED, good cook; $5 per week. Mrs.
A, J. Poppleton, 2232 Sherman Ave.
C M484 1$
100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 16th at Dodge.
Ten more new Rem-
SCHOOL
Such has
Is that the nlaht achool has bean rnntinu.H
wamiu, two young lady students to
learo nairareesing, manicuring and chl
ropoay ana scientino massage. Call or
wrue ivoora zzo. Bee Jiag. C S9
WANTED, lady cook. Eureka Restaurant.
1604 Cass St. C 700
WANTED, a competent girl for housework.
Mrs. M. E. Dumont, 3642 Lafayette Ave.
C 234
ARE YOU a Cathollo and unemployed!
See me. Hlxenbaugh, too Ware block.
C 697
WANTED, girl
2141 So. 83d.
for general
housework.
C 469 17
WANTED, girl for general housework;
small family. $601 Pierce Bt,
C 499 20
LADIES and gents can earn from $8 to $15
weekly copying letters for us evenings.
Address, with stamp. Champion Mfg. Co.,
Chicago. C 602 17
$10 PER 1.000 copying letters to be sent to
us; paper free; two stamps with appli
cation. Illinois Industrial Union, Dept.
K. Chicago. C 600 17
WOMEN TO DO SEWING AND BINDING
on specialties; $4 per 100. Can make six
an hour. Materials sent free, prepaid.
Send addreaxed reply envelope for full
particulars. Universal Co., Dept. A., Wal
nut St., Philadelphia. Pa. C 661 17
FEW ladles to do copying at home; no
canvassing, good salary; Inclose stamp.
Warren Chemical Co., Detroit, Mich.
C-679 17
LADIES copy letters at home, $10 per
l.OuO; send stamped envelope for applica
tion. Monarch Novelty Co., Dept 84, Chi
cago. . C 671 17
TOU CAN make $4 to $10 weekly copying
lettera for us at home; send stamped en
velope for particulars. Fay Manufactur
ing Co., i Warren Ave., Chicago.
C 678 17
LADIES wanted to do embroidery and Bat
tenberg at thlr homes; steady work.
Chicago Crochet Co., Chicago, 111. C
LEARN proofreading; situations secured;
$16 to 3 weekly. Home Correspondence
School. Philadelphia. C
WANTED, young lady In every live town
In Nebraska and Iowa, only part of your
time required. Write us for particular
Neb. Cycle Co., 16th and Harney Sts.
C-714 $0
LADIES copy letters at home, $1$ a 1,000;
send stamped envelope for application.
Standard Novelty Co., $811 Indiana Ave.,
Chicago. C 714 17
WANTED, competent girl
housework st good wages.
St. TeL 2652.
fur general
U4 So. 4ota
C II 80
GIRL for general housework In small
family. 116 8. list ave. C 788 17
$5 TO $11 WEEKLY for copying letters for
ua In your own home, outfit and particu
lars free. Address Ladies' Home Masa
ain. Philadelphia. Pa. C 7 it
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
September 1st.
This will be the time- to
COMPETENT girl for general housework
in family of two; must leave city; good
references required; transportation iur
nlshed; wagea, $6 a week. Inquire for
Mrs. Baker at Her Grand hotel on Wed
nesday, 19th, from $ to 9 p. m. C 672 19
WANTED, situation by registered phar
macist, 15 years' country and city experi
ence; single; best references. Address
H I, Bee. A 708 19
GOOD opening for first-class milliner and
dressmaker. Address at once, E. E.
Reams, Defiance, la, C 677 17
WANTED, a lady who Is In touch with
present educational Ideas; need not be a
teacher; an opening In business to right
Vrty: expert en oe not required. Address
H . Be. O 614 17
WANTED, a few ladles over 22 In subscrip
tion department of large publishing
house: experience not absolutely neces
sary, but good references required; salary
$9.00. Call Monday after 10 a m. Mgr.
Woodman of the World Bid., room 410.
C 1J 17
GOOD, experienced dressmaker wanted.
Wysockl & Rober. HoweUs, Neb.
C 702 17
GOOD girl for general housework. 1034
Park Ave. C M750 19
letters, home evenings, and return to us.
We pay $10 per thoussnd. Send addressed
envelope, particulars and copy. F. M. C.
Dept. 461, Box 1411, Philadelphia.
C 7 17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WANTED Coal miners and machine run
ners, Wyoming; bridge men, surface gang
and extra gang, Wyoming and Nebraska;
coal shoveiers, Colorado division B. & M. ;
coal shoveiers and laborers, U. P. R. R.
Western U. H. Labor Agency, 210 So. 11th.
603
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
ELEGANT rooms, finest location In ths
city. 1909 Capitol Ave. B M835
DEWET European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
K 716
$1 PER WEEK, 422 8. 18th St., one block
south of court house. E 716
AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th and Dodge
E Mm
VIENNA HOTEL, 1011-15 Farnam St.
E 191 87
NICE front parlor. 2001 Burt.
E 207
1 NICE cool furnished or unfurnished
rooms. 2604 Davenport. 131
I NICELY furnished rooms. 2210 Harney.
E 166 17
ROOMS for light housekeeping; modern;
references. 625 8. 21st ave.
-M511 17
COOL, neat rooms, new flat. 220 North 17th
street. E M540 17
TWO-ROOMS for light housekeeping. 25
Douglas. E M532 22
TO SMALL family, first floor, 9-roora fur
nished private residence; gas and coal
ranges and furnace have hot water con
nections: paved street, east of 26th: porce
lain bath; one or two 2d story sleeping
rooms also If wanted; will rent with or
without kitchen; good board near. Ad-
uress u u, nee. E M545 17
FOR RENT, a large alcove room; also
furnished rooms and rooms for light
uuuacaeeping. ucxlge, B tM is
ROOMS, 2380 Harney.
E M745 24
PARLOR, upstairs rooms; 'phone; modern.
uu x a roam. Jb M749 21
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
THE R08E, 2020 Harney, large parlors,
single or ensulte; also smaller rooms;
Merrlam, comfortable summer ho ma TeL 86.
F 711
ROOMS
Doug la
and board. The
Albany,
2101
M456 A24
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport Bt. F 657 A28
CENTER HOTEL, 210 N. 17th, half block
from P. O.; transient, $1.25 per day: home
cooking. F M439 B9
ROOMS and board.
526 8. list ave.
F M610 17
TWO nicely furnished rooms. 80S S. 20th st
v u uji a i
TWO modern furnished rooms, with brealc-
iasu wis d. luin su jr Ms44 25
THOSE wishing to board and room stu
dents please slate terms and accommoda
tlona Address U 10, Be. F 624 17
HOTELS.
LANGE HOTEL, upstairs. 11th 4k Jackson.
119 S7
BARKER, It 4k Jones; Ameri. European.
UJ S7
FOR RENT I'NFIRNISHED ROOMS.
DESK room space. 86 ier month: around
floor room in The Bee building, faclug
Farnam street; no expense for light, heat
or janitor servlca R. C. Peters sc Co.,
reniai agenis. nee DUUQing. u lie
UNFURNISHED rooms. 208 8. 24th.
t M409
UNFURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping, modern, 23ul Leavenworth St.
G-661 17
THREE unfurnished rooms and alcove;
modern, with light and heat. 2564 Harney.
G 667-47
t MODERN
Seward SL
unfurnished
rooms. 2119
U-4K$ 17
TWO or three unfurnished roomu. 2604
Davenport st. G M74Z 21
FOR RENT STORKS ANR OFFICES.
FOR RUNT Desk room of Wrg. space
suitable for merchandise broker or party
doing business in wholasale dilrlcL la
auire Ilea as Ca 8iS b araaja street.
l-um
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES.
U. a NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
U. & NATIONAL HANK BLlni.
U. B. NATIONAL BANK. BLDU.
U. 8. NATIONAL BANK. BLDU.
U. 8. NATIONAL BANK BLlHl.
U. 8. NATIONAL BANK BLDU.
U. 8. NATIONAL BANK BLDU.
U. a NATIONAL BAN K BLDU.
Apply to managing agent at 1JU3 Farnam St.
1-blo 17
FOR RENT The bulldlr.g formerly occu
pied by The Bee al 916 Farnam St. It
has four stories and a basement which
was formerly used as The Bee press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at .once to C. C. Rose
water, secretary, room lou. Be building.
1261
FOR RENT Store In flrst-clsss location;
rent reasonable. Apply R. c. Peters 4k
Co., ground floor. Bee Bldg. 1206
STORE, with fixtures suitable for grocery,
2403 Leavenworth St.
1 ixtf
2 W
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED Canvassing agents In every
county lo solicit subscriptions to THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER,
bteaoy employment, witn assured good In
come. Agents In tne country witn horse
anu Duggy especially uesireu. canvassers
mako easily U0 to lluu per month. Ad
dress, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
iee Duiioing, umana. 414
SOMETHING NEW I I Just out. Send for
sample. Combination Door Knob and Bell.
No cutting or ruining the door. Put on
any door in a moment. No batteries to
worry about. No springs to wind. Noth-
Itiu to get out or order, own your own
bell. No lnndlord to trouble. Price and
Bell absolutely guaranteed. Send ll.oO
tor sample. Agents wanted. WESTERN
ELECTRICAL COMPANY, 1212 Farnam
Biroei, omana, .eu. J il.
ARE YOU a Cathollo and unemployed?
Bee me. tiixenoaugn, ouo ware block.
J -697
HOW to start a mail order business at
home without capital; full particulars for
stamp. Congress Mfg. Co., Congress
Park, 111.
J-6U5 17
AGENTS, don't work for others; learn a
profession In ten days that will pay $10
to $25 per day. Prof. S. A. Weltmcr, Ne
vada, Mo. J
WANTED, organisers; we pay sick, acci
dent, death and old age benefits; top re
newal contracts. American Fraternity,
vvasiungion, i. j. J
AGENTS wanted to sell 'Cyclone Rotary
Hand Fans." Greatest seller known.
iYinny sen over a gruiw a utty. promt
Writ, tmloir tnw " nanl. tar m a U a m r 1 1
postpaid, 2oc. Enterprise Mfg. Co., 154
L,axe Bt., unicago. J
AGENTS, new household Invention, pat.
1902; 36,000 sold In Milwaukee; hot seller
for county fairs; big pronta; exclusive ter
rl tor'; free sample. J. S. Edgren, Mil'
waukee. Wis. J
WANTED. 2.000.000 circulars distributed at
$3 per 1,000. Star Ointment Co., Altoona,
pa, j 617 17
WE PAT $20 a week and expenses to men
wun rigs to introduce our poultry com
pound. Send stamp. Javelle Mfg. Co.,
Dept. A, parsons, Kan. j 641 ii
AGENTS wanted, experienced, to Intro
duce an original cash premium trading
stamp proposition to merchants, at a
cost to them of only 2V4 per cent. We
pay $2.50 for every merchant added to
our list ana one ror renewals, mis in
sures agents steady Incomes. Address,
Standard Trading Company, Great North
ern Bldg., Chicago. J 652 17
WANTED, agents can make $1,000 to $2,000
tne next three months handling a newly
patented article: absolutely necessary In
every household and business; demand
enunnous; experience uui nacesaaiyi ex
clusive territory given. E. E. McAus-
lana, leuo Kyner Ave., Omaha.
J-691 17
AGENTS and canvassers; easy teller, big
profits. Preventtno Chemical Co., 6&i
central iruat Diag., Cleveland, o.
J 674 17
WE start you selling diamonds; traveling
case free; don't accept work until getting
catalog liberal offer. Carbon Diamond
Co., Syracuse, N. i. J-673 17
AGENTS can make $2,000 to $4,000 the next
three months handling a newly patented
article: absolute necessity In everv house
hold and business; demand enormous; ex
perience not necessary: exclusive terri
tory given. Household Novelty Co., man
ufacturers, 66 West 85th St., New York
vny. j eiu ii-
GOOD ag-.nt wanted to represent us; great
opportui.'ty tor pleasant and profitable
employment to right party. John E.
tionan ec uo., caxton Bldg., Chicago.
J-666 17
WANTED, manager In every city, county
to nanaie Dear, paying Business known
legitimate, new; exclusive control. Phoe
nix Co., 15 W. 28th St.. New Tork.
J-458 17
STOP runaways, pocket hitching posts,
hitch horses solid Instantly; carry In
pocket. Blunt seller: asenta wanted.
Pocket Hltchlng-Post Co,, Richmond,
ina. j out 17
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED, to rent, a barn centrally lo
cated. Apply people a store, it 494 17
WANTED, by small family, a furnished
house for the winter. W.
Fan
tarn Smith
& Co.
H M541 17
FURNISHED house wanted, 7 or 8 rooms,
modern ; possession Sept 15 to Oct 1;
satisfactory references: no small chil
dren. Address, giving full particulars, O
ou, uee. K 628 17
GENTLEMAN and wife want board and
room with private family; good resldeace
neigoDornooa; surroundings first class.
Aaaress n o, nee. K 689 17
MARRIED couple, without children, desire
room and board In private family, mod
ern, near down town district. Address
H 17. Bee. K-7U 17
WANTED, a furnished 5 to 6-room modern
bouse or cottage, within easy walking
distance of the Crelghton university: will
rent for one year, payable monthly In
advance; no children; can give best of
references and guarantee to take good
ctre of the property; would like to occupy
September 1, 1!K2. Address J. P. JenaL
Hartlngton, Neb. K 467 19
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
ri am
2u30. New and secondhand, bought, sold.
exenangea. o iai
' '
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED, 1,000 old feather beds; highest
cash price paid. Add rets A. B. Mack,
general delivery, Omaha, Neb. Mall or
ders promptly attended to. N M&41 21
I WANT to buy at once to Improve three
or four adjoining lots or a half block,
near car line and desirably located. Sub
mit best price and legal description. Ad
dress H i. Bee. N 611 17
WANTED to buy meat market In small
town doing good business in building
large enough to add fair stock groceries.
Address H 16, Bee. N 737 17
EIGHT-ROOM house; must be good prop
erty snd cheap for cash; state location.
G 65, Bee. N 7u 2u
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC.
REMEMBER, Harry Frott puts tires on
and fixes vehicles. 14th akd Leavenworth,
P 721
CLOSING out buggies cheap. Johnson 4k
Roberts, John Deere Bldg., 10th and Leav.
P M321 S9
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
WHITE sawdust; season check d oak tim
bers, cheap; nog l.uce, .to. su Douglas.
FOR BALE Phonographs; superior to sny
other musical Instrument; $5 up. Th
HEW and secondhand typewriters. 1119 Far-
100 STYLES trusses, catalogue frea Sher
man at juc onruju urug i u., um ana
Dodge. OUiaiia. 724
INDIAN goods and relics.
1111 Farnam.
Q 7 is
VIM puncture-proof tires, 84.86 and $7 00 per
pair. Omaha Bicycle Co., 16tb and Chi
cago Sts. Wvie
3D HAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1111 Farnam.
Vj e
1
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SECOND HAND
SEWING MACHINE
$1.00 to $15.00.
W rant machines st 76o per week, oi
$100 per month. We repair and sal
parts for any machine manufactured, l
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
Geo. 3. Mickel, Mgr., Cor. 15th and Harnew
9M Broadway, Council Bluffs, la. '
612 N. 24th St., Bo. Omaha. Neb.
y-722 29 ;
Would You Consfder Marriage?
Pay Fee When Married,
Small registration, fee. Bend for nami
and addresses. l
Matrimonial Club, Box 563, Omaha, Neb, '
11-601-17 !
L. M. E. always hurry.Tel. TS0. Q M864P
FOR 8 ALE, two houses, to be moved Inv
mediately. Inquire A. Murphy, 420 S. 14th
treet. Q 490 19
EDI80N phonographs, $10, $20 and $
moulded records. 6oc each, or $5 per dos.!
new wheels, $16 up; Idhsnci, $6 up. Omaha
Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago Sts.
Q-M221 .
PIANO for sal or trad. O 14, Bee.
Q-M127 84
FOR SALE-8mlth Premier typewriter!
nearlv new; h.,o n n .1
Q-M467 IS
FOR 8 ALE, automoMie, almost new: T r
Madaen, 329 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
Q M631-H
EDISON and Columbia phonographs!
fBT.,,,.want0'i write for discounts. 1L
L. redrlckson, 15th and Capitol ave. ,
Q-M547 815 1
THREE showcases In first class condition,
Milton Rogers & Sons Co., 14th and FaiJ
nam Sts. Q-651 17
EDISON, Columbia phonographs; agents
wanted, write. Fredrlckson, 15 ft Cap. Ayu
Q M547 81
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Gylmer
Omaha's Favorite Palmist
A proper Interpretation of the lines In the
palm reveals the secrets and a good man
so-called mysteries of life.
Mme. Gylmer reads the palm as though It
were a printed code and can tell any.
thing you desire to know concerning th
affairs of life. She tells you what yott
sre best adapted to, what your successful
periods are and what Impulses to b
guided by. If you are contemplating a
speculative Investment don't fall to get
this remarkable woman's advice.
Parlors of Palmistry, 315 S. loth St.. In
Granite block. 2d floor. Take elevator.
bend $1 and 6 questions answered.
8-690 17
ATTENTION 1 ATTENTION t
MRS. DR. EDWARDS
OF CHICAGO
The noted trance medium, clairvoyant and
palmist, guarantees to her visitors com.
ptete satisiactioa or no charge. All af
fairs of hie. if there Is anything you
wisn to know, any desire of your hears
ungratliled, consult this gifted woman,
whose power has mystinea the most
skeptical. What she has donei for others
CO can do lor uu. Vour iiie wiii ue
made nrighter. happier and a path marked
out that will leaa you to success, inde.
pendent slate and letter writings. Me.
alums developed. Persons living at a dls.
tance may write in perfect conndence. lus
S. 17 th St., near Doago st.
Lecture and spirit messages Sunday, 7 30
p. m., at Woodmen halt, corner lath st.
and Capitol ave. Names In full, descrlp.
tlons and delineations. All are welcome.
Come early to get a seat. 8 Mu43 17
MRS, FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1C14 Cass St,
8729
MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 1,5 8. 15.
8836
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.
MME, Aau, vapor baths, 124 N. 15th. R. 1,
T-616 Sll
MME. SMITH, baths. 118 N. 15, 2d floor, RJ
T 132 B5
GLADYS RUSSELL, 113H N. 15th, 3d floor.
T M438 89
GRACE O'BRYAN of Ky., T20 So. 13th.
T M482 H13
MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE.
MONEY io loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Breunan-Love Co., 8u9 8. lain.
W-739 .
4tt PER CENT on business property.
a ii,- n.nl tn rAl,4.n. ...........
Options to pay whole or part any time.
W. B. MEIKXE, 4U1 U. 16th Bt.
W-740
WANTED, city loans and warrants. M".
Farnam 8mim 4k Co., 1320 Farnam SU ;
W-741
FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H.'
Thomas, First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648,
W 713
WANTED, city and farm loana; also bonds
Sk rirl taiajtnta U " t. u T
-. is. . -w. cvivri gJB to,, i tor
Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W-743
LOW RATES. Private money.
It 1 V aT v ttif t mm .... .
'MistHi COMPANY. -Main
Floor, New York Ufa Bldg.
tV-744
5 PER CENT loana
Garvin Bros., Mo.
W-745
Farnam.
PRIVATE money.
F. D. Wead, 1514 Douglas
w-frs
$100 UP; low rata. Priohard, 1711 Farnam. ;
w nil I
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 887 N. Y.luj
W-718 1
4Vi TO 5 P. C. money. Bemls. Paxton B:k. '
W 14
WILLIAMSON Lf- 1301
vT
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY
WHEN you find It necessary to borrow.
five us a iriai, arier wmcn we will by
air treatment attempt to retain your
patronage. We loan from $10 up, on fur
niture, pianos, Uve stock, lete. W also
make loans to
SALARIED PEOPLE
without mortgage or Indoraer. We d
not deduct Interest in advance, we charge
nothing for making or filing papers and
our service Is quick and confidential. W
always try to pleas, our patrons.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295.''
(Established 1892) 30 So. 10th St.'
, X-M5U
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
eAiimi.u rnurm, m.rcaants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without
curlty; easiest Urnn; 40 offices in prin
cipal cities. Tolinan, 440 board of Trad
Bldg. X-761
Chattel and Salary Loans
PHOENIX CREDIT Co ,' .
Successor to J. W. Tavloe.
Tel. 745. 633 pax Ion Block,
X-M753
DO YOU NKED MONEYT
SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 8o3, Third Floor, Paxton Block.
X-M5
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
oeopia; Business connuennai; lowest rates.
514 Paxton block. The J. A. llulton Ce.
X-754
MONEY loaned on furniture, Ilv rtock.
i.w.iry. in s.iitnea pcopie. r o,ey jxaa
:o., sua. to Daft Green, 8 Barker block
X-758
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lew.
airy, horses,- cows, .to. C. F. Resd, 119 8 U.
X-75T
BICYCLES.
CLOSING out new and second-hand bl-
c yules, less than cost. Louis Flnschar.
M74 U
I.